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T itty could u at b« coiKjuercd until th is |« w « y . T h ey ore *«peinVrtt np<»o eacb « o a a try bu>i a itn e w e d l«Meai>r Aiairri- |d*her. T hese w ho nam iai«*tned tka! cn „ tr.>..¡ T h e e a r r i s j e oT a jrtann'toflacicn A t t i ar ¡ M i t S A ftb'.f p«i Cut tyxrù iy . u n ii i.<r th a t ;®*-®56i»l a. E'^u-'u te *\ Iv ; flaürq: f ■«••; •»«’-.•ai « 1 K U ' woornuQ. lyean» a *«., hy t T anrli K) o M M j j n f à a <*£ r i t r su fcbt £ r * Ac- . ^ K B r i ï r . l u m i »■ T o l í ü í ». :C*y, » '» Ä ii auieA ly * s n r ts u i.w jit - ¡tt.to t -al ü»e jiT-.tunw l t iiie"'a ti * '3 ci V st rC” «3ESX-AT »5i.Tv>jiEt n . a m S E JO U R S ô a jL E S K L >5 < ; - - _ c1ç ------ *. ... Wow. Jaaejrii «»non will b e « te <Ai * E e l* e a - W « * W * * « * m tWi T m te i fcor.ossrtiate. Those wl»e have yr.-eoctifvi » « re Ì cdab f . Bcnjaw ia ®f L ea-lian a a s ti Äei.-Jlor Y «toe from Elorid*. T h e St»« and stripes were raised « a »H tl»e pobhe buüdici.;e in l’art® Rie® l i s t T uesday. XV«- ri A U»e enem y and b e WM <>«re soose titeo- ac® lint th e -»uri- ou* details are ju s t no»- lu-tn./- c o n v ìv i o u t. "The W aterloo HepceU-r say s: E a'e Young in his lecture in Indisnola, elated th a t o u t of th irteen n ew sp ajar correspondents who were in cam p with b im a t Santiago, eleven were stricken w ith lever and two of them die-l. These men had every comfort th a t money coaid buy, y e t they fell with disease. T hey were not subject to th e w ar depart m ent, y e t the percent mm of sickness an d death among them was much great* e r than among th e soldiers. The papers and people who have been so free with th e ir denunciations of th e w ar depart m ent should make a study of this state m ent. C o lo n e l W a te r » tin It* C o lo n e l I tr y a n . k e e m .w i l o t s a ’t 1ÌV.V- TITT/ fv .t. h i* if a mali i i o on it lo n g t i n n i t i ¡te «vili fite s , iitly h- sa« v a a»ander. The piu. c e s s c-f r r a d n a l b o d ily d e c l in e a n d C T h e re is reason to fear th a t Colonel lle n ry W utterson did not attend church on S unday. H e scarcely could have a tte n d e d to th a t d u ty a n d have w rit ten th e tw o an d a th ird colum ns e n titled , “ T hey say its u p to you Mr. B ry a n ," in th e lioulsvlh» Courier-Jour nal I t is in double colum n an d d ou b le leads In it Colonel W utterson tries to persuade Colonel B ryan th a t it is better tlin t he should nam e th e next dem ocratic c a n d id a te for president th a n to he th e candidate h im -e lf The ed ito r tells Colonel B ryan Unit lie can nam e th e candidate, and th a t th ere is a deal more h o n o r an d posthum ous fam e and less vexation in being classed w ith th e W ebsters, th e C iays, th e Til- dens, th e Bewurds and Die B laines, th a n in try in g to lie presid en t. T h is is all very line, b u t we fear th a t Col. B ryan will n o t tie c a u g h t w ith Dial so rt of chiilT. If Mr. W utterson had offered to g u aran tee an audience every d a y in th e y ear Col. Bryan, rag in g (o let go th e floods, m ig h t have accepted th e advice. Co!. W utterson begins by tellin g Col. B ryan “ th at th e silver Issue no longer airrlg h ts th e souls o f Conner v ativ e m en, being to all practical in te n ts and purposes as dead us th e Issue o f Africun sla v e ry ." He goes on to d e clare th a t th e dem ocratic p a rty can w in victories, hut w ith “ free silver at th e ratio of Hi to 1," an d “ dow n w ith g o v ern m en t am i in ju n c tio n ” on Its banners, but w ith the in sp irin g w ords, “ T h e legions of Jefferson and Jackson Sriiit* " W a r " TnxcH to b o lY ru i iiw itt. ag a in st tile jan izaries of M cK inley, o ur m oney a»e m ore convenient th a n “ Do you th in k th e w ar taxes w ill be A lger an d H u n n n ." th e I'n tisli p unds, sh illin g s and pence. m ade p erm an en t?" T ills Is glow ing if vague, ft m ig h t II w ould lie a laid idea for Die young “ It is likely th a t sonic features of th e cap tu re th e im agination of Mr. Itryan people of th e lau d to organize th e m i t h e were let alone, but those nearest law will tie retain ed . Suppose we a n selves ii to a m etric league, m urge on him realize th a t he is u long w ay from nex C uba and I b r la Itleo an d the th e ch an g e w hich m ust com e sooner or th e c u m p n f th e silver m ine ow n ers to P hilippines. T h a t ivill adm it free sugar later. P erhaps the present generation th e old lines w hich th e aforesaid legions an d a n u m b er of articles from w hich of staetsm eii is loo "old-fogyIsh" to we now derive a large revenue We once occupied, uud those w ho forced bring about th e reform . I<et th e school-1 Mr. B ryan upon th e p arty a t Chicago m ust m ake up Die deficiency in som e | boy» an d schoolgirls fam iliarize them - know tliat th e y will be retired to th e w ay ." selves w ith th e m etric system , em ploy re a r rank ns privates w hen Dio party ¡it in th e ir gam es, an d m a k e tl.e lro p lii- I ’ttc ta A4 t o l b • r i t l l l l p p i n r f l . sh all retu rn to th e ir old a n d now b a t The conflicting reports as to th e d e ' Ion in favor of it know n b.v m onster tered legions. m ands of th e A m erican emulili— Im e rs I p etitions to Die pow ers th a t be.— I t ts n o t how ever, dilfieiiH to d iv in e Y outh's C om panion. th e m eaning of th is appeni to Mr. Itry at Purls in regard to th e Philippines m ake it plain th a t th e exact n atu re of a n . All Dio d em ocratic new spapers in th e larger cities agree, by silence and eluliu Is not yet know n to tin- public. z \n t« n» S e r v a n t# . b y opinion, w ith Mr. W utterson. The ' T he most plausible guess th u s far m ade It is generally known tliat any small N ew York Jo u rn a l m o n th s ago urged corresponds w ith th e W orld's n d v h is dead mam m al or bird, when left near th e dropping of 10 to 1; th e B rooklyn ir“ m W ashington six weeks ago. It is an a n t-h ill, will ultim ately bo found E ag le comes bnck to Die support o f 1 *’* H'*5 l ntted S tates In ten d s to picked clean of flesh. The ants areclever V ail W yck, a n d tile t'lu c in a a tl K nqulr- I *0,ve l,ic I'hi ipplno difficulty by hi ■Jniiil do th eir work quickly. It has l»eeii e r an d th e S t. I.ouis R epublic, by th e UP °" ‘ *ie cession of th e whole lately dem onstrated th a t they can lie •Oquiescence o f silence, hid rso th e island of I.uzoii and upon th e absolute useful in the direction of «keletoniziitg d ro p p in g of 1(1 to 1 by th e dem ocrats o f Independence o f th e rest of th e arelii- specimen*. lTofessor Bernard, so says N ew York, N ew Jersey, C o n n ecticu t pvlago." Popular Science News, lias been employ a n d P en n sy lv an ia. Frevdom nnd iudependunce are ing ants as Ida servant*. W e fear, how ever, tlia t t'o l. Itr y a n w h at th e 1 tliphios d em an d an d . \- W hile in Florida, he had a fox squirrel w lll n o t heed th e K e n tu c k ia n 's appeal. P’ Ct. I t is for liberty tlia t th e y have tints skeletonized in a single day. Tue S till, It Iiliyht lie well to send Idin a for years an d generations been llght- only agents em ploye,| were ants. Ilia Inurked copy o f Die C ourier Jo u rn a l ing. A nd n» ndvocHte nf an ile x a 'iu u method of procedure is to kdl his »|>cci- i In Pois co u n try Ims j e t answ ered Die men, him! it w ith wire in the position co n tain in g It —Did Jo u rn a l. qucsllou. Ilow enti \ve w itti consist- in which lie wishes Die skeleton to re cncy ami ho n o r innke conquest of Dieso m ain, nn.I then place it n ear a group o( a s m i n u s s k i : i r . | islai ila, siit.stMiite o u r dt -potìe rute for an t hills. Ti e voracious ants do the t'hlM i'i I. ite r Oeesn. The Dingley law put the country in tlia to f Spalli'», govcrn th è poopte w lth- n e t . ' goo«l condition for war and he1|H-l it «ut llieireniHM-nt a n d tax tin n ì w ith- The operation r e q u i r e s careful w atch every day during th e war. It put the out representatlou? ing, Ic-t the ctomologic il dissectors i f «uch a polity is not uii-Anit rlcan, should not he content w ith »imply de balance of trad e in our favor I k -(ore the w ar nnd it has held it there under tin- Du o prlnctple» bave lost Di. ir ap p li vouring the flesh, l-ut »Inmid attack Die extraordinary conditions of the last ("iir cation an d word» bave ch angcd tln lr cartilage th a t holds Die hones tog. tlier. Al pi vifH iy tlu* m onths. It was intended as a penee law , lucanliig moment the pro« T h e talk .-f “com m ercial u.lvnntngc” fc.*NO removes» tin* Fptvimen from the b u t it has done good service ns a war Is an ig n o ran t o r ili-.tion. -t appeal lo bori unni of the an t i . ¡IN, um I a |>- m easure. gre. d T h e In-i.l o f th è mdy tim i thut plie* a pri-rrvrttive an l hartlening over m aiu tsln ed a l-iisiiit-ss lo/uso tu eheniienl to the curtil.iiiv*. Oregon!»» H aving banked np against th e s id e M a n i la - l i \V. l’. 'itiody, .*f Boston — an am ount in comm ittee-clerk hire has ju s t giveli bis vlcw s of th è com » (A ls C n n v r i l t l a n . nearly equal to the entire estim ate, upon mi'Telai as|ieets of In e qiii-stinn in an Ile Tl .- convoliti ii f ilio Worn in ’s a legitim ate basis, of Die c >-t of the Interview in Die Boston liocord Tvmpor.UK» l'r io n mot at tpecial session, the legislnt; ; - of Oregon sny*: The coniini-rctal Interest« thero t'h ri -lisinoss yeatorday packed u p the cuspidor», »vili tie sali»fleil tf th è F n lte il S tates K ugi rto w r :»ih a. m. Mrs. Kinne» »tato w aste-paper basket», ink |»-ts, surplus shonld eonsent ilself w lth n coallng nt 'J vln •tatio n ary and oilier moveable property station " Of Die atte in p t to nionnpnll/c p n - .lout call *i to i or.li r after which gvlist ltd the about the statehou«e, »ml hied them traile by a n n e x a tlo n , Mr. IVabmly Mrs. Spargle« ,lvr. t ional m ». hom e to gather strength for another lo t salii: To seize one or m ore i.-land-t am i tu T ii r roll rail I th a t almost all in Ja n u a ry . All of this in the n u n s of put th em Under A m erican coiim irrelul o l i i . . -r» and su i-r.nlv ndents rar» pre»- econom y. Inw s like il proti-ctive Im i ir ->r ---ty tld n g Viltà Mrs. I . ing avere- of tluit kim i wou d «im p'y drive tradì- t.irv Oregonian. t g report I T h e appropriation of 1.5,000 for the nw ay frolli Diose tshinds w llh o n t de- has very Oregon c s h iN t a t Om dm with D ■ r- Tcloplng th e m In a n v tic rial w.iy « 1 loss eT m e rry wliicti A T l i l i \T IS F IE D . v S v ad» finatty to Don. s s m p t i u a i* n<n a !* » s v e ry r a p id , b s l i f i t : " ! s to p p e d it w ill p r e s e n tly b e g ia to tans its w a y in to tk ■ m o st v ita l p a r t o f tb< b o d y , t h e tiuTgi. T h e re w t/u ld b e v e ry littl e c o n s a m p tk m if e v e ry fa m ily w o u ld k e e p D t l ’ic ie e ’* M « .- n M e d ic a l 1/i -c./v t r y ia t h e h o u s e , a n d u se it w h e n e v e r f e e l in g “ o a t o f s o rts .' I t k e e p s th e e n tir e b o d y in s u c h a h ig h c o n fU te m o f h e a l 1 h an<l f o r c r /u la e s s tlr.- w a s tin g d is e a s e s h a v e lV h o l» rtu iT ta n lie fc fn V ,i* ie d tt« 'b e a s e d » rtU) j v d a n y n ò n e w n In t h e « 9 c h a n c e to g e t a fool h o ld A tea.-poon- iu l o r tw o b e fo re ni d s , in a littl e wate-T, I to be m ay wake np ve i u d tA eo ied res: past oa.njii.Urn. Ju Uio l'liillfiplnea an g iv e s th e d ig e s tiv e o rg a n is m p u v .s r to a s U i)(W keiu _________ Vmiri« J , or a E u ro ,* * * can-sot afs-nd s im ila te th e b lo o d -m ak in g , n e r v e to n in g , s tr e n g th b u ild in g p ro p e rtie s o f th e food. i Ilio (lav o u t o f 'loor* u illi safety to Ilia I t e n a b le s th e liv e r a n d e x c r e t o r y s y s te m w .»r. r a s a m t o a t. k m e i l k » . t ow ti life. T or an arm y to ain -m p l to o c le a r th e c irc u la tio n o f b ilio u s p o is o n s a n d re m o v e a ll ivu * m a tte r f tn the- b o d y . p en etrate th e ju n g le s w here Die natives I t re p la c e s w o rn o u t ti- -u e w ith h a rd m u - H k k j ' n f T T n c n a \o h r 1V r itta r > p n t, *»Tjal*»r r Be-,h, a n d c h a n g e s w e a k n e s s a n d AIU ai « M r i l n , and Nu K epublioiu live would sim ply tie to court d e a th for c d u e la b ility in to a c tiv e | / . r a n d n e rv e force. h u n d re d s—yes, for th ousands o f A m eri K h « t i ’ii M n n .\l»<»tr t t h a n V I f . T h e o rig in a to r o f th is g r e a t “ If iscov«-ry. ’ ’ ■Senator A llison, o f th e finance eom- can soldiers! I t wou d be A tre m e n R. V. P ierce. M II , is c h ie f c o n s u ltin g p h y s ic ia n to th e g re a t I n v a lid s ’ H o te l a n d miUoe o f th e w nnto, w h o speufea w ith d o u s »act floe, an d a fter all, I fail to nee S u r g ic a l In s titu te o f B nffalo, N . Y a t th e h e a d o f a s ta ff o f n e a rly a sc o re o f e m in e n t g re a te r k n o w le d g e p e rh a p s t h a n a n y j w h a t possible gain could result. ia te p h y s ic ia n s ..id surge rm s. H e h a s As to Die “g re a t com m ercial possi a a s c s q o u c ire oibi-r republican in congress, sen t th is d , in h is o v e r th ir ty ye-jrs o f a c tiv e bilities," Mr. l ’eubody said: p ra c tic e , a re p u ta tio n s e c o n d to n o liv in g a n s w e r 10 a n o te a s k in g w h e lh e r he p h y s ic ia n in th< tr e a tm e n t o f o b s tin a te , 1 know o f none. T he. natives have 11 k -> u e h t th " w ar m ethod o f c o l k-cline c h ro n ic d isea ses. H is p r e s c r ip tio n s m u st t a x is should co n tin u e now th a t th e few Wants heynnd a s trip of colored n o t b e c o n fo u n d e d w ith th e n u m e ro u s i d o th , usually cotton o f a cheap grade. “ b o o m “ re m e d ie s , “ e r t r a c t s , " “ com w ar Is over. . , p o u n d s ,” a m i “ s a r rsa s a p a rilla rilla » » , ," w h ic h » “ M y 1'eur S ir 1 do n o t un d erstan d i h e r e in n o i t i u r l t e l i n D ie 1 m lip p io t - s p ro fit-s e e k in g «bu -g is t is o f f n re a d y t<- f o r a n y lm p o fta n t A m erican products ! Urite S» a s u b s titu te . D r P ie r c e ’s m e d i w h » t you m ean by I,tie w ar m eth o d of c in e s a re th e p ro d u c t o f w id e e x p e r ie n c i collecting taxes. O u r tax«-« are col E cu th e oil m ark et Is controlled by the a n d d e e p s tu d y . A n y o n e m a y c o n s c i h im by m a il free o f c h a rg e . lected wholly liy peaceful m ethods, th e B u s s i a n s h ta tistie s prove th a t th e yearly cost collectors <|iii<.-tly m oving utm ut im i- m a tiu g to those w ho should p ay tax es o f h olding th e I’oillppinea a n d govern ing th em , uflcr th e ir conquest, would th a t taxes are due. “ I f you m ean to ask m e w h e th e r i i>e g reater th a n th e e n tire value of all H entlinent und Hence th in k we m ade a m istak e in o u r tux tln-ir ex p o rts law last w in te r o r n o t a n d m y ans- u n ite in con d em n in g th is crazy seliem e wer Is th a t 1 th in k we d id not. T h ere j o f ex te n d in g o u r responsibilities over m a y be some tilin g s in th e law th u t 19,0.¡0,000,000 M alays an d savages 7,- w ould be lietter o u t of it, b u t I tliiu t j 'IW m iles from our Paciflu Coast.—New on th e whole ii is a very good law. I York W orld, th in k it was a n d is necessary U> provide for th e ex p en d itu res and m ain tain th e W c liflitfi a m i M cntiiiroft. cred it of th e g o v ern m en t. W hen we sm ile a t th e excessive con “ 1 do n o t know o f a n y article th a t servatism o f th e E n g lish in refusing to will be relieved from tax n e x t w in ter, adopt a decim al system of m oney, and nor do 1 know of a n y th a t o u g h t to he, s icking to t heir in cn v en len t reckoning except, I th in k , th a t w here m ortgages In pounds, sh illin g s an d pence, are we are taxed th e prom issory notes accom sure th a t we tiro no t throw ing stones p an y in g th em should n o t he. Dirnuiih our own glass house? “ I have h eard o f no agitation for re- Dow m an y ounces are there in a pcal of taxes, nor do I th in k it po.-rihlc pound? Tw elve of one k in d ia one sort th a t we can know n e x t w in ter ju s t of a p o u n d , sixteen of a n o th e r kind in wliat am o u n t we should raise u n d er a n o th e r sort. T hree feet toil y ard ; live norm al conditions of ex penditure. an d a h a lf yards to a rod. T h irty -tw o V ery tru ly yours, \V. It. A i.biso.v.” (|iiarls in a bushel. An acre c a n n o t be I have since seen S en ato r Al Ison, m ade in to a perfect square, hut is a and lie reiterated th e statem en t th a t no piece o f ground ten by sixteen rods, ch an g e in Dio w a r tax was likely to be m ak in g fo rty -th ree th ousand, live h u n m ade at th e com ing session of congress dred an d six ty square feet. A cubic “ XVe d o n ’t know how m uch m oney yard contains n in e ru b le feet. th e go v ern m en t Is going to need, and These Illustrations show w hat a waste we sli II not know before the session of o f tim e an d energy there Is in eonvert- congress e n d s," he said. “ Besides 1 lin g our ow n w eig h ts and m easures d o n 't know of a n y th in g from w h ich from one u n it to a n o th e r. It is all Die tax ought to be tak en . (T rtu ln ly j need ess waste, ns wo know from the not from beer or tobacco." ease w ith w hich we deal w ith our “ H ow about th e ta x on checks nnd i m oney un it. telegraph messages an d express pack ! O ur reader will p erhaps ho tired of age»?" I asked. “ Those m e th e fea being told Dint in all I ho civilized tures of th e new law w hich cause in world, E ngland, Uussla and Die C u l convenience to th e g reatest n ilm her of led S tates are th e only countries w hich people,” do not use th e m etric system fur all "A n d those are Die taxes easiest to purposes. If we are asked w hy we do collect and su re st," said th e Senator. not use it we c a n n o t reply th a t our “ W e shall not touch th e m .” ! m ethod Is belter. We call give no better "N o t even at th e e x tra session in the excuse th a n we are too conservative, sp rin g ?" | th a t th e change Is • too m uch b o th e r,” “ I th in k not. 1 d o n ’t believe there ¡th a t we are too lazy to conform to a will lit- an y change In the tax law for a system w hich is as far superior to th at year a n y w a y ." we em ploy as th e dollars anil cents of YOUR W AN TS, D o y o u w a n t a g m i l h a t ? C« m e t o u u r S t o r e . D o you » a n t th e b e s t S h o e ? H . B ro s, h a v e it. D o y o u w a n t a n e a t f i t t i n g r S u i t ? AYr w i l l sa-ll I t e l i e a p e r t h a n a n y h o u s e i u Y a m h il l C o . D o y o u u s e th e b e s t s h o e p o lis h o n t h e m a r k e t ? A Y e lia v -e it f o r b l a c k a n d t; t u s h o e s ¿ 3 c e n t « p a r box. D o y o u n e e d a g o o d o v e r s h o o ? AYe r l a i n i o u r s Ls t h e b i-s t. O u t- p a i r w ill c o n v i n c e . D o ;> >>u b u y a t r u n k . o o o a s J o u a l l y ? \V e w ill l e t y o u h a v e o n o 50«*. t o a $ 1 . 0 0 l o w e r t h a n y o u c a n b u y iu P o r t l a n d . I>o y o u i n t e n d p u r e b a s i n j j , A 1 q u i l t o r b l a n k e t . B eo o u r s f i r s t . 13 your n eck tie old and Shabby? Wo arc closin g out at less than to make room for our w in ter lin es. A Golf or Negligee sh irt » iil a id to your apjiearxiice. O ur charges only 75 cents a rd jldto. 1\ e can lit y»u .. j t and s:iti fy you if vuu are not born out of teuq , r with the world. liem em ber we carry goods lor he mwisses not th e cUsaos. Y ours for an all round bargain, WEEKLY TRIBUNE. U * ANJF.I>—KKV K RA L1K I S T W O B T H Y person* ia th e M ate to n s n a g e o a r hu.si- it’ss iu tli' ii ou ii nud i.o trby co u n tie s. It is futility otAce Work c o n d u c te d at hom e. Salary trai&nt |M 8 *t y e a r a n d e x p en se s -definite, KHin/Jde, no m ore, ho less sala ry . M onthly $7’». tefefeucea. E b c I o m «elf addre* e d e ta m p ed uvelope. H e rb e rt E. lieaB, ¿’re s t., J->cpt. M. The Great 'hicago. JJR. I I . C . l 'J S N T O N EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. >rcgoulan building, P o rtla n d , O regon - —~ tliat th e various unions have been doing satisfactory work. , Mrs. .‘diane, the treasurer, reports tin union out of debt and a snug little gum still in the treasury. Many other re ports were given and then the tim efron 12 to 1 :30 was given up to a devotional meeting. In the afternoon the president gav> her annual address which was full of helpful and encouraging facts and sug gestions along the various lines of our w ork. The evening was given up to the ad dress of welcome and the responses. Thursday was taken up w ith the re porta of the various superintendents un til at 3 p. ro. ail work was laid aside an 1 a touching memorial service was held in honor of Miss W illard. Bhe had ex peeto 1 to lie with us a t this convention and the empty chair draped in whiti and alm ost covered with a w ealth o! beautiful (lowers and ferns held the place of honor during the entire conven tion. At 7 :30 wo met again fur a “ Willard evening" nliieli was very interesting and instructive. Friday morning Die nam es of superin tendents for the coming year were read and the officers elected as follows : Presl le n t, Mrs. K inney; Mrs. Foster, vici president; Mrs. K ern, recording sec’y ; Mrs. Slmne, treasu rer; Mrs. Cornelius. I,. T. L. secretary; Miss Buslinell, Y. secretary. In the afternoon the closing husines» was attended to, comm ittees reported, various questions were discussed etc. In the evening a very largo audience m ine together to hear M rs. K inney's lecture upon “ The aeeret of n successful life.” Mrs. Kinney was at her best and her voice was often Inst in the e n th u siastic applutiso ni the vast audience. At the close of her lecture the motion for adjournm ent w»s made by Mrs. I.. A. P. W hite who lias been engaged in the W .C.T.D . work longer than any one in th e state. During the convention lunch was served each day fly the ladies of the eight different ehuivhes. We were ad ires-. I at differen t tim es by the various pa-tors of th e city, O. mii Sanderson of the Divinity School, E n *’Kn Hawks oi tile Salvation, and vnr- ions doctors and hnsinesa men of Eu- gone Beautiful m usic was fumi, bed through out the covcntion. All cam • away feeling suro th a t onr Sixteenth A nnual convention had been the best in m any i e-pocts held tor years 1!; i - o k t i : :i. c o st A AKD ViLi ACERS, TTOKNEY-AT-LAW. CLARENCE BUTT. a n d jiiiir fa v o rite h o m e p a p e r Will p ra c tic e in all th e c o u rts of th e state. S pecial a tte n tio n giv en to p ro b a te w ork, the w riting of deeds, m ortgages, c o n tra c ts a n d th e .ra ftin g of a ll leg al p ap ers. N e w b e rg . O r e g o n . 1FPICE — Second Floor •auk of N e w te rg iiu ib liu g . T h e GJ-ra p liic, Both One Year for $150. ELMER P. D IX O N THE N. Y. WEEK! Y TRiOUNE ¡",san A gricultural D ep artm en t of tho V 1 5 n , l j u n , : highest m erit, all im p o rtan t news of th e DENTIST ISation and W or.d, com prehensive and reliable m ark et reports, able editorials, in ter--stiii}» sh o rt stories, scientific an d m echanical iuform utipu, illustrated fasli- inn articles, hum orous pictures, an d is in stru ctiv e a n d entcrtuiuinir to every j m em ber of every lam iiy. J Oflice 2 doors w est of M oore’s Drug store. 1st. stre et, N ew berg, Oregon. 1 & Ssed Store I T H F C R A P H iC ? iv^ 8 T °u al1 tlle local "ew s, political and social, keeps you , , , in close touch w ith yo u r/ieig h h o rs an d friends, on the rarin IIU" ' Hie village, inform s you ns to local prices for farm products, th e condition o! crops nnd prospects for the year, a n d is a b rig h t, u^w sy, welcome an d in d i spensable w eekly visitor a t your hom e an d lireside. p, fj rJU S o lid a l l o r d e r s t o T H E G R A P H I C , N e w b e r g , O r e g o n . L O U R , F i l l) , H A Y A G R A IN G A R D E N cV F E O W E B SL E D S. Oils The largest stock of.. '¿JP-T ree D elivery. Boors, W indow s, P a in ts, B rushes, Glass in N ew berg. K . C. W a r d Ä C o . 1st. S treet, N ew berg, O regou E verythin" in the Building line from a keg of Nails to a bill of Dumber, Furnished at Die lowest living price. A M H IN G , T IN N IN G Ä. S H E E T I R O N W O R K E l Oil! i See rn y stock of M achine •* 0 9 ® • W. P. I1EACOOK, Hot and cold w ater pipes fixed. H o t W ater Boilers, Bath Tubs, W ash Basins, S in k s an d P lum bing F ix tures, and general repairs. Estim ates furnished at lowest rates. P roprietor D epot Lum ber Yard. _ ii?*“ Fii st S treet o p p o site N ew berg Hotel. G. F. Moore & Co D r u g g is t s . I)o we like to sell poor goods? No. E m phatically no! W ould Dewey have succeeded if he had been outfitted w ith dam p powder, castiron guns and Chinam en for gunners? I f not how can you expect your cooking to be good or wholesome if you buy adulterated food products? If you buy your Groceries at Joe W ilson’s von can depend upon ettin g ju s t w hat you pay for. W e w ou’t su b stitu te second grade sugar for the best quality. Pitre D rugs, P aints, Oils and W all Paper. t S tationery J O S . W I L S O N -, G roceries and Crockery. ----------------- and School Supplies. ! EAST AND SOUTH —VIA— Books and T ablets and E tc., Etc. ÖBOCSatiBEÄ« THE A D epart FOR Y lL U i Tra in s le a v e nnd fire d u e to Arrive at P o rtla n d : Depot F ifth en d I sis., I. KAYE. P o rtlan d . AKRIYK. !t b !r^ g ' !• fr.'mV-c particular tratur« tb^t will aprrvr in tfce I a -I v *H M O N T H L Y " du.-hig the coming year, for it is, as the . ** a :: r.** As such, it pHnts for its re:.2c s an illustrated acccont of the notable things which make the history of ---- ------------------------------------- _ the month, of the political, the “ V/8 k?‘ '*v of no rrv;?w published, in this economic, and literary happenings CCM »U y or i .i Europe, which tom Dines so surcess- which are of value to intelligent fui.v as thi 1 A .»H .'N M onthly the alertness, t a-. i cne.’ CY c: Jcuriv,’.’?m with the men and women. T he Editor's s?u". i tv * r • ?. carefu 'y v/ei^hrd opinion, exact ** Progress of the \Forldw tells sue« V * 'V . ' i. 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Spo* Spokane j knne. M iunenpo- F iver i lis. St. P a u l, Du 10:15 a. m. lu th . M ilw aukee. C hicago a n d Ea*t n r !.. ! TIME SCHEDULES From Poitund. 8:00 p. m. S te a m - s n ip s . F ro m P o r tla n d . O c crn F a st M ail. 7 :20 a. m. 4:00 p. m . AH « a ilin g 'latc ssu b * lect to ch an g e. For San F ran cisco — '■'rti 1 O ctober 2 , ». 8. 11.14, 17. 2t\ 26. 20 8:00 p. m. C oluTtia River Ex Sunday Steamers. S atu rd ay 10 i i \ . M To A storia nnd Way L andings. 4 TO p. m. Ex. Sunday 6:00 n. m E x .S u n d a y 4:80 p. m. E x .S u n d a y WillameUt Rivtr. Oregon City. New» - »Y A .. V L andings. 7:00 s. m. WillsmePe a -d Yam 8:80 p. m. Tut s., 1 hur. hill <aiv«rs. Mon.. W ed. a n ti Sat. an d F ri. O regon C ity, Day. t o i l , A Way Land- injri- | 0:00 a m. Wi'tametts River. 4:30 p. m . Tn. « . Th -r T urs . Ti-.ur. aim Sat. P o rtla n d to C orval a n d Sat. lis .u Way Land ings. L v ftfp arU Snake River. Lr. Lew iston l:V a. m. 5:45 a. m. 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