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H J . L ittle f ie ld .
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public addresses for the last two years, i and said th a t while one individual from
have been a la tte r and apitelul denun- his town d i j write a letter concerning
cialion not only of governmental poll -1 th e charges, neither the local oratorical
ciea, but of th e governm ent itself. The i association nor the university hud anv- Cries the young maid to her mother, as
E d ITOK A PuBUMlIKR.
E. H. Woonw
she retires to rest. The mother smiles,
U niversitv of Chicago is a hot-bed of j th in g to do with it.
but sighs. She knows that the paina O ffices in C h e h a le m V a lle y B an k B u ild in g ,
0 , A ifiuCIA TK E d ITOB. professors of th e same stam p, and they ! In not one single instance was the
_W, C. W ood
P h o n e N o. 43.
that rack her will not stop for darkness,
the —
devotp so much of th eir time to an ex- young m an who made such a touching and that if she
R e s id e n c e n o r th o f P u b lic S c h o o l B u ild in g ,
P
h o n e N o. 44.
position of national pessimism th at a appeal for "ju stice” sustained in a prop­ sleeps her dreams
l U t l l l KVL ' Kl'IDA 1 MORN INO.
lack of anything to do in th eir profes­ osition by the com m ittee and withal will only be echoes
of the sufferings
^ ^ T T O K N E Y -A T -L A W .
sions! line is suggested. Much to the it proved to lie a cold day for McMinu- of the day.
Why not sleep
E m e r e d u s e c o n d <*»•» m u tte r a t t h e p o tto dice surprise of th e m any friends of Yale, ville College.
— -COM ING INTO-----
a t N . v b e r g , O reg o n .
Prof. Kelsey conducted the defense in soundly and rise
President H adley, th e new head of th a t
refreshed at morn­
W ill p r a c t i c e iu a ll t h e c o u r ts o f t h e s t a t e 1
university, has joined the pessimistic an adm irable manner, kept his head and ing, with strength
S p e c ia l a t te u t io u g iv e n to p r o b a te w o rk , th e ,
brigade and is scarcely second to Norton made a very favorable impression on his and courage for
w r iti n g o f d e e d s , m o rtg a g e s , c o n tr a c ts a n d th e
FR ID A Y , MARCH 29, 1901.
d
r a f t in g o f a ll le g a l p a p e rs .
hearers. He quoted from the written tlie day’s duties?
in getting close to the seditious line.
N ew berg. O regon.
In an address delivered in Boston last opinionsof Judge W illiams and o ther! Weak, n e r v o u s
O f f i c e — S e c o n d F lo o r
B a u k o f N e w b e rg B u ild in g .
prom
inent
people
who
had
expressed
wximen,
sufferers
H ereafter McMinnville College will week, P resident Hadley is reported to
o m backache,
naturally be found » little alow iu mon­ have sa id : “ We shall have an emperor themselves in a way favorably to Min- 1 b e a r i n g - d o w n
in W ashington w ithin twenty-live years chin in the newspapers. When he took pains, and other
keying with the buzi saw.
unless we can create a public sentim ent !iom his pocket a copy of the G raphic w o m a n l y a i 1-
The Stock has been personally selected by Mr. Nay-
ments, have found
which, regardless of legislation, will and began to read from the opinions e x ­ a perfect cure in
.barger, one of the firm, and from one of the Largest Man-_
A com parative study of McMinnville regulate the tru s ts .” Hut what sensible pressed by different people who reside Dr. Pierce's Fa­
ufacturers in New York City, for SPOT CASH, and all of
j S p e c ia l a t t e n t i o n a ls o g iv e n to d is e a se s o f th e
College and a certain biblical character man believes th a t there is any real d an ­ in M cM innville, young Thompson and v o r i t e Prescrip­
*the newest styles out.
Every one in this community is
nam ed H um an, makes a decidedly "iu - ger of an em peror in this country7 Me K illop showed intense agitation und tion. It heals the
E Y E , EA R , NO SE AND T H R O A T .
’well aware that we disposed of the biggest portion of our*
terenting parallel.”
Office o v e r B a n k o f N ew b erg .
There are doleful prophets who forsee the former declared th a t these sam e p e o which cause
cau se^th
e
»large stock last fall during our great sale.
Therefore we<
the
the end of th e republic, and liberty iu pie had talked just th e opposite to him . pains and nervousness. It make* weak
>will have all new and stylish goods for the Spring and*
The discussion lasted some two and women strong and sick women well.
Summer Season’s trade, aud prices lower than auyone elsec
Oregon should be preparing to give chains, the m om ent they get excited on
D. P . P ric e .
O. L. P r ic e
** I d ee m it m y d u ty to e x p re s s m y h c s r tf e lt
Pres. M cK inley an unusually hearty any public question and find themselves a half hours and when the Hnal vote g ra titu d e for h a v in g been th e m e a n s , u n d e r
in the State, quality considered. Our stock will consist of
ce, o f re s to rin g me to h e a lth ," w rite s
reception when he visits th e state in on the losing side. Their doxy, w hat­ was taken it was found th at McMinu- P M ro rs. v id H. en U.
'the following:
_
M u u n , o f SpringhiH . L eo n Co.. P is .
M ay, as she lias the honor of being one ever it may huppen to be, is, as they vilie College wus left alone to father one » F o r n e a rly tw o y e a rs 1 su ffered fro m fem ale
y
Dress Goods and Silks of all shades and qualities,^,
w e a k n e ss so I co u ld n o t stan d o n m y feet s a y
of the first McKinley states, as well as claim , the sole salvation of th e Ameri­ of the m o st disgraceful affairs th a t has le n g th o f t i m e ; co u ld scarcely w a lk a t all.
, Ladies Tailor-made suits, Separate Skirts, Jackets, Capes,»
p p e tite w as m u c h im p a ir e d ; I h a d h e a rin g -
one of th e strongest considering her can people. And y e t the country runs ever taken place in the history of O e - d A ow
>the Largest and best line of Shirt Waists ever shown in«
N
ew
b
err, O
r
e
g
o
n
.
n s e n s a tio n s ( c a n ’t e x p re s s h o w b arliy I
(C . V. B a n k B ld g .)
population. I t should be a m atter for along as well as ever when the questions gou colleges, the charges h av in g been did feel. H ad trie d several k in d s o f m e d ic in e
}the
slate.
w h ich d id m e little o r n o good. A t la st d e c id e d
g a l w o rk p r o m p tly a n d c a re f u lly a t te n d e d
congratulation in this regard th a t we are disposed of in a way opposite to th a t brought as a result of jealousy and petty to tr y P r . P ie rc e 's F avorite P re s c rip tio n . I h a d A ll le to
. C o lle c tio n s g iv e n o u r im m e d i a te a t ­
n o t ta k e n a ll o f tw o b o ttles b efo re I saw It w as
te n tio n .
are not handicappud tills tim e with a insisted on by the declam atory Jere­ spite on the part o( th is institution.
b e n e fitin g m e, so 1 c o n tin u e d to ta k e it u n til I
Pome have endeavored to excuse the h a d ta k e n sev en b o ttles, w h e n I felt e n tir e ty
m iahs. "O ur actions in politics and in
governor whose name is Pennoyer.
feel a to u c h o f m y o ld co m ­
a social and business sense,” continued college bringing th e charges on th e c p u la re in d t. . D I t id h a n s o t b ee
n o v er a y ea r s in c e I to o k
ou r m
tn e d iein
irin e e, , a n d I can tr u th f u lly say th a t
Mr. Hadley, “ prove o ur moral standard grounds th a t it was the work of hot y ray
h e a lth h a s b ee n b e tte r fo r th e la s t ] y e a r th a n
The editor of one of our exchanges is
in those directions is desperately low.” headed students, hut let it be reraein it h a d b ee n fo r fo u r y e a rs p reviously.
devoting his editorial acum en solely in
” Y ou m a y p u b lish th is as a te s tim o n ia l.1*
Strong language th a t, a positive asser­ bered th a t in last Friday’s Oregonian
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical
glowing descriptive treatises on "S pring,
O u r fa m ilia r b e lo n g in g s
To fit the smallest boy, the largest fat and slim man,1
tion th a t tlie people of this country, in P resident Hoard man published over his Adviser, in paper covers, is sent fre e on
Summ er, A utum n, and W in ter," each
g ro w o ld a n d u n s ig h tly to
»and Prices which will surprise you all.
business and social affairs, have de­ own signature a letter in which lie said receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
in a separate issue. T his sum m ary way
o th e r s ’ e y e s b efo re o u r o w n
teriorated u n til their condition is a l­ " I feel a little delicacy in m aking, as expense of mailing only. Address Dr.
of dealing witli Oregon's incomparable
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
a c c u s to m e d a n d u n c o n ­
you request, a statem ent of my views on
most hopeless.
clim ate is wholly u n just. The month
sc io u s e y e s p e rc e iv e th e ir
The d rift of P resident H adley’s ad ­ tho subject of th e alleged plagiarism in
of March alone is certainly justified in
g r a d u a l d e c lin e .
dress is th a t the worst tru st is tiiat of th e Pacific College prize oration, since
A
fter
all
we
m
ust
come
back
to
th
e
entering claim for one w eek's individual
»It is impossible to mention all we carry in stock.
general degeneracy in politics, which the local oratorical society of my own col­ old tr u is m : th a t men an d w om en are
efforts.
must be overcome unless there is to be lege has taken the initiative in m aking like w ater; th e y alw ays find th e ir tru e
Respectully yours,
an em peror in W ashington w ithin u the protest. I muy say however th a t I level. A nd w here you live happiest, n o w — a n d s in c e y o u r a tt e n ti o n is
c
a
lle
d
to
it
y
o
u
see
t
h
a
t
it
is
s
h
a
b
­
From th e standpoint of an outsider q uarter of a century.
"P ublic affairs, am iu sym pathy with the action ta k e n .” th a t is y o u r level. T h e re ’s polluted
The Dalles Chronicle makes n good hit hu said, "can no longer bo played as
It is very evident th a t Itoardinan and w ater, nnd th ere’s clear w ater. B u t b y , u n a tt r a c t iv e , o u t o f d a te .
Nobody b u t a rich m an can afford to
when it says th a t W illam ette Valley game, but m ust he directed by an intel­ his little handful thought they had a one law is inexorable: th e closer you
contem poraries th a t are making such an ligent und active public conscience. I n ­ sure sincli this tim e and th a t there was get to N a tu re , the tru e st a n d sim plest go shabbily dressed. T rim ness is a sort
of social credential; a guaranty of sol­
ado over the alleged plagiarism of young dividual effort is helpless and hopeless.” nothing left for Newberg to do but to th in g th ere is because it is closest to vency; a certificate o f self-respect. You
M incliin, in connection w ith the recent W ith ull due respect to collegiate culti­ lay down and let them walk over. They God, th e clearer alw ays w ill you find c a n ’t afford to challenge th e good opin­
/= ^ ^ JU U U U U U U L^
inter-collegiate oratorical contest, are vation it m ust be rem arked th a t this know b etter now. W ill they profit by tlie w ater.—A pril L ad ies’ H om e J o u r ion of good people hy co n tinuing to
w
ear
th
a
t
shabby
chain
w
hen
a
choice
rem inded th a t if th ere was a law mak­ language is totally uncalled for. I t is the experience?
nal.
of m any beautiful new p a tte rn s can he
ing plagiarism a felony there isn’t a grossly unpatriotic and pessim istic. It
bought a t a m oderate price from those
blamed item -stealer of the whole gang comes at a tim e when gifts and bequests
show n by
T IIK A G IT A T O R .
D rink a steeping of Moki T ea at n ig h t
of them th a t wouldn’t be in the peni­ to colleges are reaching an enormous
W I N S L O W B R O S ., T h e J e w e le rs .
Elwood M incliin proved to be con­ before retiring, an d see how soundly
tentiary.
total every year and far exceeding all siderable of an a g ita to r him self. He
you will sleep, a n d how joyously you
former anticipations.
Does President has been found guilty of plagiarism by
will aw ake in the m o rn in g . I t supplies
NEWBERG, ORE.
Hadley
regard
the
fact
th
a
t
$50,000,000
U nder the circum stances we m ust d if­
one or two a n ti-a g ita tio n new spapers, food for tlie blood w hile you sleep, pro­
fer witli the Telephone-Register which a year is presented to colleges one of the and by one o f th e disappointed can d i­ duces a clear an beautiful com plexion,
Carriage and Wagon Builder.
Maid last week th a t "y o u n g Mr Min- signs of desperate social degeneracy? dates for tho h o n o r w hich M incliin and cures constipation and sick h e a d ­
This
generosity
is
a
noble
development
chill of Newberg ¡8 in hot w ater,” be­
won.
Tlie intercollegiate executive ache. 25c an d 50c. C. F . Moore A Co.
ing accused of plagiarism by McMinn­ of the tim e, but givers will be discrim i­ com m ittee refused to confirm th eir ver­
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
The College is located in a good moral town of prosperous
ville College. F ar d ista n t is th e day nating in th eir largess if certain univer­ dict. L ast week we "took ofTour h a t ”
A girl can n o t too sedulously guard
Churches, there being no saloon.
Promptly Done.
Mr. Editor when any accusation brought sities are to preach th e gospel of pessim ­ to Mr. M incliin. W h en we h eard th e
h er m o th er, nor too g e u tly bear w ith
ism
and
national
decadence.
Such
by tile college up the
way is
charges a g a in st h im we felt inclined to
her, if th e m other has reached a period
A c o m p e t e n t c o r p s o f i n s t r u c t o r s iu t h e F a c u l t y . E v e r y
sufficient to put anybody in hot water. teachings are not an em anation from a p u t it on ngain, u n til we learned th at
w here sh e is more easily w earied th a n Horseshoeing and General Black-
H tu c le u t’s i n t e r e s t s r e c e iv e s p e c ia l a t t e n t i o n . A P r e p a r a ­
I t turns out th a t Mc.MinnviUe is now man who loves his country or from a Hie charge was m ade hy J . S herm an
form erly, and w here little th in g s vex
to r y a n d tw o C o l le g i a te C o u rs e s . T w o l i t e r a r y s o c ie tie s
soaking at leisure in the warm hath sound, healthful m in d .—Globe-Demo­ Wallace’s school, M cM innville.
In
smithing.
her. To som e of us th e re come days
a n d a C o lle g e P a p e r .
L i b r a r y a n d H e a d i n g I to o n i w e ll
w hich she so sedulously prepared for crat.
181)8 Wallace tried for first honors and
w hen o u r iiearts are heavy because we
s u p p lie d w ith tl i e l e a d i n g M a g a z in e s a u d P e r i o d i c a l s .
Mr. M incliin. If tlio Register would
failed. H e th ereupon filed a protest
w ere not so sweet an d loving as we
L a b o r a t o r y f o r i n d iv i d u a l w o r k in C h e m is tr y , P h y s ic s a u d
em ulate th e sp irit of fulrnesg displayed M IN C H IN T H E A G IT A T O R . h u t got left. H e lias been o u t o f school
m ig h t have been, and God alone can
B io lo g y . A g o o d M u s e u m w i t h a w id e r a n g e o f s p e c im e n s .
by the Reporter it would correct the
for a couple of y ears an d the contests
S P E C I A L IN D U C E M E N T S T O T E A C H E R S .
statem en t it m ade to th e effect th a t the N o t U ti l i t y o f I 'l a g t n r l s m a s C h a r g e n b y have passed off sm oothly. T h is year help us w hen tills realization comes too
late.—M argaret E . S angster, in A pril
M c M in n v il le C o l l i e —H e in F u l l y K x o n -
F o r I n f o r m a tio n , A d d re ss,
charges were sustained by th e executive
lie
re-entered
tlie
arena,
a
n
d
us
it
was
v r a l c d b y a V o te o f H e v e n t o O n e .
L adies’ H om e Jo u rn al.
com m ittee.
decided th a t lie w asn’t th e only toad
iu th e puddle, a n o th e r protest is filed,
El wood S. M incliin of Pacific College
Hick headache absolutely a n d p erm a­
Official statistics show th a t, despite who won tlie medal iu the Oregon in ter­ w hich lias lieen tu rn e d dow n liy tlie
com m ittee. T here is a book entitled nently cured by using Moki Tea. A
th e doleful claims often made th a t peo­
collegiate oratorical contest at Corvallis
h a s fo r n e a rly s ix ty y e a rs been
------IF SO-
p u b lish e d on M onday, W ednes­
ple are leaving the farms and Hocking lias been exonerated from the charge of "W endell P hillips, tlie A gitator.” pleasant h erb drink. C ures constipa­
reco g n ized a s th e P e o p le 's N a ­
d a y a n d F rid a y , Is a c o m p le te
tio n a l F a m ily N ew sp ap er, fo r
M incliin chose tlie sam e subject for tils tion a n d indigestion, m akes you eat,
nmdly to th e cities, agriculture is grow­
u p to d a te d a ily n ew sp ap er,
plagiarism, tiie vote being seven to one
f a rm e rs a n d
v illag e rs.
I ts
oratio n . The com m ittee found some sleep, work, a n d h ap p y . Hatlsfnction
ing in favor all over the country.
One
sp len d id A g ric u ltu ra l D e p a rt­
th re e d a y s in th e w eek, w it*
in iris favor. Tlie m atter came up lie-
.
m en t, Its reliab le m a rk e t re­
guaranteed
o
r
m
oney
buck.
25c
und
a
ll Im p o rta n t n e w s o f th e o th e r-
..
...
.
,
,
sim
ila
rity
between
certain
passages
n
reason for th is may be in the fact Unit lore the executive comm ittee a t Salem : . . .
p o rts,
reco g n ized
a u th o rity
.
fo u r d ay s.
P ro fu s e ly illu s­
th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try ; Us
...
,,
| th e book an d certain p arts in th e ora- 00c. C. F . Moore A Co.
life on a farm today is not the isolated
fa sh io n n o te s, its S cience an d
last Saturday when the eight colleges
F
..
tra te d , a n d filled w ith in t e r e s t-
M ech an ics D e p a rtm e n t, i t s
jtlo n . Being on th e sam e subject, it
life it was a generation or so ago.
For _________________________
re a d in g fo r a ll w ho w ish t o
were represented us follows:
f a s c in a tin g sh o rt sto rie s, etc .,
w ould be strange if th is were not so
this fact we have to thank our inven­
ww f c B ,1 1 B ,i k e e p in close to u c h w U h n e w *
etc., r e n d e r it in d isp e n sa b le in
Piicitlc U niversity, C. H. W illiams.
every fam ily . R e g u l a r s a b -
T R I R I I U E " th e n a tio n a n d w o rld .
M incliin used quotation m arks wlierc-
tive geniuses.
The rural telephone, U niversity of Oregon, 0 . A. Redmond.
■ c rlp tlo n
p ric e »
9 1 .0 0
1 illD U I x E R e g a l a r s n b s c rlp tio ia
p e r y eu r.
p r ic e , 9^*50 p e r y e a r .
ever required in his m an u scrip t, but
which is rapidly making its appearance
McMinnville College, W . L. Thompson.
^ co n n e ctio n w ith T h e T rib u n e w e offer t o th o s e w ho desfTe to se c u re th e b e st m airazlnes ■
probably neglected to in sert th e m in
in all th e beat developed agricultural
I llu s tr a te d w eeklies an d a g r ic u ltu ra l J o u rn a ls. U m fo llo w in g « ¿ S m llS îS d ïc e m T n ts -
*
D aily p a s s e n g e r b o ats u p a n d d o w n th e
Albany College, M. Acheson.
_
_ W ith
his voice.
Tlie O regonian rem arks r iv e r b e tw e e n
districts of th e country, with all the so­
Regular .W ith W eek ly T r i-W e e k ly
Monmouth Norm al, H. B. Eason.
P rice
T rib u n e,
T rib u n e .
th a t M incliin was n o t personally ac­
cial advantages It makes possible, is s
Agricultural College, J . I). Zureher.
O ne Y ear.
O ne Y e a r.
N o r th A m e r i c a n R e v i e w . N . w Y o r k C l t r ...........a o .o o “ ’
q u a in te d w ith W endell P hillips and
good exam ple fit the many agencies
95.00
H a r p e r s M i i g i u i n v , S e w Y o r k C i t y ............ • • • • 4 . 0 0
W illam ette U niversity, II. W. Swafford.
4.00
«
H a r p e r s l i n z u r , .N e w Y o r k C i t y ............ ...................... 4.09
........
had to g et Iris facts from some source.
which tend to help the farmer live in
4.00
4410
H a r p e r ' s W e e k l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . . . ...............
Pacific College, H m m er Newby.
4 .0 0
4.00
44W>
C e n t u r y . l i H g a n i i i e , N e w Y o r k C i t y ........................... 4 j OO
T h e charge in question is a grave one,
the anme world as his neighbors.
It is
4.00
44SO
A lter th e decision was reached Mr.
* t . N i c h o l a s . M u g u i i n e , N e w Y o r k C i t y .................. ¿1.00
C o m in g u p , b o a ts p a s s N e w b e rg a t 12 m ., g o in g
3.00
3.50
a propitious day for the Nation if such
reflecting on Mr. M iu ch in ’s honor, and
M c C l u r e s M a g u z i u e , N e w Y o r k C i t y ........................ 1410
1.80
1.0 *
Esson of M onm outh introduced the fol­
d o w n a t 11 a. m . T h e ir b o a ts a r e
T r a n k L e s l i e 's M o n t h l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . . .
1 .0 0
1 . 2 *
should not be recklessly m ade because
1 . 8 *
ail va otages are lending the American
M u n s e y 's M a g a z i n e . N e w Y o r k C i t y . . .................. 1-0©
w e ll e q u i p p e d fo r p a s s e n ­
low resolution which was adopted :
1.85
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one’s friend has m et defeat.—A lbany
1 40
farm er to stay by th e stuff instead of
1 .1 0
g e r s e rv ic e .
1.7*
L e d g e r M o n t h l y . N e w Y o r k C i t y ................................. 1.00
------1 have both------
“ Resolved, T h at we tho executive com­
1.20
1.7*
P u c k , N e w \ o r k C i t y .............................................................. 5.00
Press.
follow ing the phantom vision of a m et­
5.00
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ropolitan career of wealth and luxury,
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and such seems to be the case.
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doit great deal of denouncing on general lege, and th a t we assure him of our h e a d ” w rites C. I). Isb ill of M organ­
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principles. T h a t's always easily done heartiest support iu tlie in terstate con­ tow n, T e n n ., but B u cklens A rnica
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down to individual action. In applying ntug th a t th e decision of the judges of i ^iaH* R h eu m , Pim ples, 8ores, Ulcers S o lic its th e p a tr o n a g e o f h is o ld l n d l s n a and prices as low as the lowest. S i ? • " E ? 1'“ * ' ■ A l s n a p o R s , I n d .........................................
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this to th e fellow who yells loudest tlie contest a t Corvallis was final HPl* Udes. Only 25c u t C. F. Moore A
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th is there could
be j Co’s drugstore.
"Down w itli tlie tru sts ," a fellow editor and from
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for sale as represented.
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tints makes a hard, practical liit which no appeal.
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And since tlie con-1
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is far from a random shot: "D o n 't curse stitution of th e interstate association j
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th e blamed trusts and th e m inute you provided th a t th e w inner in tlie state
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There will he a regular exam ination F. A M O K K IS, F r e s .
Opposite
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Newberg,
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get leu dollars ahead send it to Mont- contest should reptesent the state, if
A. K. M ILLS. V tc e -P r e s .
_______________________________ Afrlrs— T U B T R IB U N E , N c w Y o r k C i t y . ^ ^
M OSES V O T A W , C a s h ie r .
gotnery W ard; Sears, Roebuck, e tc .,a n d the com m ittee should reject Mr. Min- j of applicants for teachers' county certi­
ficates held in the court house, M cM inn­
help support one of tiie biggest trusts in chili aa its representative, Oregon would
ville, April 10, 11 and 12, commencing
tlie country. W hat if you do get your not ho represented ut W alla Walla.
a t 9 o’clock W ednesday A pril 10, and
goods a little cheaper—th a t is w hat the
Not u n til after tlie arrival of those who
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,
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£ ia ’
C l " " s
f i .
tru sts do.? T h ey cru sh cotn|ietilion. went to Salem from Newberg were the continuing until 4 o’clock p. m ., Friday
April 12. F irst, second and th ird grade
N e w b e rg f, O r .
Every dollar sent to mail order houses is friend* of Mr. Minehin able to secure a
certificates:
ju st th a t niocli tow ards building up I copy of the charges, and tho next tiling
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C a w flE rA makes % ytiAKEs^
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W ednesday — P ennm auship, history,
tru sts. Montgomery W ard is not a p h il-1 they were up against was the plea th a t
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4^.ISri ZED 1893:
orthography, reading.
anthropist in any sense of the word. H e young Thompson of M cM innville was j
Thursday—W ritten arithm etic, theory
is a shrewd business man and hy Judi- i insisting th a t tlie executive committee
oi teaching, gram m ar, school law.
Transacts a general banking j
eious advertising, has built up a t r u s t ! should sit behind closed doors. In ward
Friday—Geography, mental a rith m e ­
th a t bids lair to wreck a majority of politics this would have been considered
business.
tic, physiology, civil governm ent.
email towns. If you desire this, send a shrewd move b at n e ith e r the friends
C om m encing W ednesday A pril 10, at
them your cash and get credit of vour of Mlochin aor (lie delegates would hear
9 o’clock and continuing until Thursday
Foreign Exchange bought and
home m erchants nnd denounce t h e ! to the suggestion (or a m inute. The I
April 11, a t 4 o'clock. Prim ary ce rti­ sold.
tru sts . Let your action speuk for
second move was to object to i’rof. K el­
ficates :
aud preach w hat you practice.”
sey's being allowed to speak tor Mincliin
W ednesday — Pvunm ausliip, o rthog­ Careful attention given Collections. Ì
hut here Thompson was overruled.
raphy, reading.
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And after the question had been dis­
(.’«LI.KCIK FRSHIMISTa.
Thursday—A rt of questioning, theory
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
cussed by both sidoe and it was ovi- i
M oore ,
It m ight well be asked, in view of a dent th a t the vote would be east in favor oi teaching, m ethods.
know
just what you arc taking when you take Grove’s. Imitator»
K. V. I.im k i ’I k l d , S upt.
num ber oi utterances w ithin th e last ol tlie licensed, tlie young man from Mc­
do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy
y ear or two, w h at there is in the atm os­ Minnville arose and introduced a reso-
PEALKR IN
N ight W a s llp r T f r r o r
phere of certain American universities to the effect th a t th e oration be sub­
their medicine if you knew what it contained.
Grove’s contain*
and colleges causing some of their lead­ m itted to the presidents oi Yale, P rince­
" f would cough nearly nil n ig h t D r u g s >Y M e d ic in e » , B o o k s A
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and it in a Tastelcs*
in g officers anil teachers to express ton and Harvard Colleges, respectively lo n g " writes Mrs. I'biw A pplegate, of
them selves in aa intensely pessimistic for their opinions on the question of A lexandria, In d .. " a n d could hard ly B o o k l e t s . F i n e At F a n c y S t a t i o n ­
form.
The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
and even seditious sp irit. Are any oi plagiarism. The motion was not sec- get a n y sleep, t had consum ption no
malaria out o f the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
tlie largest universities dying at th e lop? ended ami again M cM innville went bad th a t if I w alked a block I would e r y , S c *I h * o I I t o o k s A S u p p li e s .
Grove’s
IS the Original and that all other so-called Ta»tcles*
An opinion oi th is kind is forcing itself down to ili*li'tl.
Cough frightfully and spit blood, hut,
N e w e s t l» M -
upon th e public. Once these in stitu ­
During tli« diacuaskm Thom poop tried w hen all o th e r m edicines failed, th ree W A L L P A P K H .
Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis o f other chill tonic» »how»
tions were centers of vigorous patriotism to ring in some of tlie o th er college, and fl bottles of Dr. K ing's Few !v..covery
t e r n s a u d S ty l e s .
that Grove’* is superior to all other* in every respect.
You
and hopeful Americanism, b u t of late make it appear th a t McMinnville «as w holly cured mie and I gained S8
th e spokesmen th e y put forward, or iml alone in m aking th e charges and pounds ’’ Its alwolutely guaranteed to
are not experimenting when you sake Grove’»— it* »uperiority
who th ru st thfouM’lf^e forward, lake said th a t one of the universities had con­ cure Goughs, Golds, I Jtgrippe, B ronchi­
and excellence having long been cstablithed.
Grove’s is the
great paii.s to <V«pnir of the republic sulted with them in th e m atter. This tis nnd all th ro a t and lung troubles.
n o « and hereaftfo. M any of th e re- brought Mr. Williams of Foreat Grove Price sic and $1. T rial bottle« free at
only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial section* ol
uiaiL got 1’rOf. ^'u rn m , of H arvard, in to his feet who denounced th e assertion C. F. Moore 4 Go. druggists.
J k 'ipv.
GRAPHIC.
‘ Pleasant Dreams
LITTLEFIELD BROS.,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Spring 1901 is Coming Fast.
— so is
:8reat Mammoth Stock of Goods:
CLARENCE BUTT.
R . Ja c o b s o n &
C o ’ s .,
McMinnville, Oregon .
DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON,
PHYSICIAN & SURCEON.
PRICE & PRICE.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Shabby, isn’t it?
»Over 2,000 Ladies’, Misses & Children’s«
Trimmed Hats.
CLOTHING
’Our Shoe Line cannot be excelled in'
the State.
LOOK ? YOUR WATCH CHAIN
R. Jacobson & Co,.
McMinnville’s Greatest Store.
C 3 0 ;1E a I ^ J E 1 C I .
ROY GARDNER
Spring 'Term Commences March 27.
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Do Yon Contemplate Pnrcbasing
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President Pacific College.
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C. F.
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w ith all Supplies.
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Price. 5=Cv
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