,rr
M
H J . L ittle f ie ld .
n
. A. L ittle fie ld .
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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Association o f Oregon, do hereby exon
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and
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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
You will find the property I offer M i c h i g a n F a r m e r . D e t r o i t . M i c h .............................. .60
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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.
1.50
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
P.
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Newberg,
Ore.
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,
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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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Price. 5=Cv
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