FRIDAY, AUGUST »9, 1902
Tka chairman o f the national dbmo-
eraUc «0 agree*« anal oommirtee aaya,
“ Whether the démocrate control the
Dost Uoeaa or not. It is h igh ly neeeeaary
to have a few really at ron g men in eon*
gieaa who can give tone and dignity In
iba minority opera liona." In thia dwe-
Inratiea there Is a naive confcaeiea
which is atri king.
on* to the patient thap to the desses.
A (rent lortuae, It not need might,
makes It* po««*—or la a peculiar aaaaa a
menace to tbr community ae a whole,
jest ae a treat mwMeet done It it to not
accompanied by devetoped aaoadanoa,
by character. Bat ohrioualy thia no
more afford« (¡round* tor condemnint
wealth than it doea b r oondemnint in*
teller». Kverr m an o f power, la eapabia
o f doing damage to bia neighbor, but are
caenot afford to dlaooarage the develop*
merit of auch men aaerdy beraum it ie
poaaible they may uae their ponwr to
Wrong ends. If we did eo weaboold
Ware oar hiatory a blank, tor ww should
have no great at a teamen, aoldier« or
merchant*, no great mew of art«, orators
or of science. Probably Uie moat eeri-
oua harm leaalling to the people of mod
erate mean* ta when we barm onraelvea
by letting the dark and evil vice« o f
envy and hatred toward our fellowa aal
into our nature«.”
w f 11 a ln Pwaraon«dl« tfirft..-, .I.L MO
Henry Batot and wf lo E J Soon at
ai 6 a In Wm Chapmen die t 6 r 6 .. 760
Clareoae M Elliott end « I to W O
8 *mo 6 a la Phuloooert die l i l i . 000
K 8 Talihon aad w( to RoU McCali
4 a ia Learatter die t4 r 6 ............. 4#
U 8 *o John O Wilaoo 100 a la aao
SS and 84 U i t ............ .......P*»
Joha D Wilaoo and « f to Alex
Imlah 8 r MO a «ec S3 34 14 r9.......M0
B O C revea aad wl to L Root 38 ft
W T Johnson nod « ( to Geo Van
dar bool 40 a me 32 Cl r 5 .............
L J A F A ffra a i to German Bap-
tlet Brethren It 7 blk 9 Deeklns
ad Na w b ttf......................
M J Hodaoa to German Baptiat
Brethren ft 8 blk 8 Deakina add to
Nuw betg. , , , ..............................
S 8 Talbott aad wl to Loly and John
Work 00.87 a in aec 35 l3 r5 aec S
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Marriage Licenae.
Cariatine Cartoon 27, C W Morgan S 8 .
Dora B Penuington 20, J P Redmond 82.
II I » , , U N W « a WlMMMla bM
they heard a hen crow. I t wee aaid to
be n aign that aome oee waagoing to die.
A c i f the hen knew I When we have
our fortune told it w ill be by come one
beeidee an old hen.
Then, if the oowe bowled at eight, or a
dag bowled, tbet wee t forerunner of
evil. How many boo re of miaary have
been epent Matraing to aueh eoneda?
Thank fortune (h e day o f auch things to
pawing.
I f the rooetar crowed right before the
door in the morning, company would
come to dinner. Sure sign. I t was al
ways a myetery how the rooeler knew.
On the came line with thie waa the drop
ping o f the abeam from lha lap of the
boeaewlfoi Roth in g waa a mure cer
tain aign than thia that via:tors would
come. T h ey always came too,—eouie-
That ii, the dirt does if you take your clothe« to the
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First class work done in every particular, and careful
attention given all customers.
AT PORTLAND PRICES
D u n d e e c iia t o m e r « w i l l p le a s « le a v e t h e i r la u n d r y
w it li O . W . B y e r s J r .
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Come iu and let us prove it to you.
W e siso make
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A R. Cooexa, Secretary.
SM tflnte M y that a person’* portrait
f t a l never he published without his
UWUasMt, or «route a law that w ill make
fe ft N M W aawapapera liable to spiteful
gtoTOeroaom by thorn whose vanity has
Mean injured by same not maliciously
drawn cartoon. But on the other band
th ere to a right of privacy tflht good
aooae aad right toolings recognise, and
which the law eoald be made te protect
without telriaging upon may privilege
the pub be enjoys.
. Pressnali, ¡Prop.
Up-to-date designs always on hand.
PAINTS AND OILS, WINDOW CLASS, PICTURE
NOULDINCS, CENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
WE
A R E ALSO T H E
L E A D IN G
UNDERTAKERS.
T. B . C U M M I N G S
A new 9 7*> **rr< ** put iu your watch and guaranteed
for one ygar w ill cost you only
Y o u r a F o r Busineno.
T o nil whom. It may concern:— Hav
ing inciweeed our room and improved
our foci I! Uae tar serving the public bet-
tar Shan ever before, we now wish to
way that we aye baying wheat, oeta and
barley at the highest market values end
d o ta g e paueml editing and exchange
baeioeea, loetuding the milling of rye
end boefcwbeet, for which we are espec
ially prepared.
The usual varieties Of flour and mill*
•tuffs kept on seta at lowest nuuket
vales*.
We extend thanks to all oar old cus
tom era (or past patronage, and to all
others an invitation to come and give
a* a trial.
Reapactfaily,
M
New berg F ouring Mills.
given nphtoffgbt on Senator Spoener,
and the latter*« re «toctien to the OaitaJ
Sanate to aaid to be thereby assured.
Aside foam the fact that Senator 8 poos-
e r’a hned to still to help guide and mold
th e Xnttoa’e poticier, there to much
anrnreiegraaaeT in thaoutoome of Uiia
threatened wmngto ia Wisconsin. Gover-
war LafttteU e aurrendered not ao much
te Mr. 8 pooocr aa he did to public senii-
aaeat. A veritable furore arum from all
-ever the country over th^ threatened
retirement of eh aide a public official as
th e dtotiagutohed senator, .which the
I n d ia n W a r Y e t e r a a i .
And then there were the bod dreams
govarwar eseid not withstand.
The
A t an ad j aimed meeting o f the In
haste prineipte of democracy of which What terror they brought! But they
practical avidance to thus given to ever cam« usually alter aome indiscretion in dian War Veterana of 1866-86, held at
eating. Who*.n blessed thing ills thru Independence, August 18, 1908, the fol
the esfogeard of the Kepnhlic.
the day Is gene by when children are lowing proceedings were hod:
On motion of Major Jamos Bruce, of
Benton county, Ben Hayden waa chosen
chairman.
On motion of James Huy«, o f Corval
lis, J. K. Cooper, of Independence, was
chosen secretary.
O b motion of Major
the eecre-
tary was instructed to oOmmunlcats
with ell tbs county clerks within tbe
*Ute and ««certain the number of Indian
War veterans and their dependent wid
ows in tbeir respective counties and re
port the same to tbe Adjutant General
at Salem.
On motion of D. L Hedges, the secre
tary waa instructed to transmit a copy
of these proceedings to all the newspa
pers within the state with request to
publish the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet at Salem, Wednesday, October 1,
1902. and all Iudian W ar Veterans a n
cordially Invited to attend.
Bax H aydkx , Chairman.
Much commendation is being accord
ed President Roosevelt for bis appoint
ment at ao able Aad diatingnlshed a
man as Jadge O. W. Holmes to the Su
preme bench of tbe United States. The
importance ef such an appointment is
recognised when it is realised that in a
sense there ie more power verted in a
Supreme Judge than in tbe President
himself. His to a tenure for life while
that e f tbs totter is but for four or eight
abort yean. The President may inaug
urate s national policy, but tbe Supreme
Coart assy pas* an effective veto hy de
claring Ms line o f action ' unconstitu
Ticket« are now on
at all Sooth-
tional. It is thus that one Justice may
!
ern
Pacific
and
(
'or
rail
to
and
Eastern R.
by Ids vote decide tbe most vital nation
al issues—trusts, imperialism, tbe tariff, | R. offices, through to Newport and Ya-
Cuba, the Philippine»—for more effect • quina at reduced rates. Southern Paci-
ively than eoald soy president; may , fic trains connect with C. A E. at Albany
furthermore docide each toe oee sgsinet \ and Corvallis. A ll ttoketa good lor re-
bath the President sod the tw o houses [ turn nntil October 10, 1902.-
On June 23 tlie C. A E . trains from
e f Congress; may indeed make or un-
Detroit
began leaving there at 6 :•» a.m.
•nake the President b'mself, ns was
dome by n dog Ie vote In the IJayrv-Til- meeliag the Bay train at Albany at
noon.
den dispute election. When the mo
Passengers for Detroit, Brwitoaboth
ment ot this appointment to fully appre
ciated, the question presents .tsetf. were and other mountain resort* can leave
toe proto tout, -W h at would Mr. Bryan Albany tbe same afternoon, rraebing
too?” —this from the fact of frequent Detroit m the evening. Ticket* err. on
sale from ATbaoy to Detroit at f 3 09 and
toady by Mr. Bryan when a presi<lential from Corvallis at flB 25 giod for rstern
ca ndidate. However instead of borrow- i until October 10, eith privilege to get
fa g trouble at tlito late day as to what on train returning at any point east of
would bars been Mr. Bryan's crane, Mill City,
let aa take aaUsfaetiwa from the lact of | The Southern Pacific Company have
the added stability of the Supreme court now on saleroond trip tickets from all
end remember that "popsl w confidence points on thtor lines in Oregon to either
ia aad respect for the highest court of Newport or Teqein a wKb privilege to
tbe natron are essential to tbe welfare of reborn via either East or West Side di
visions, in eonnertioti with tbe 0 . to E.
t b s Rs^Obfie ”
three day Sondny excursion tickets good
going Setantay end returning Monday
are also on sole at s very low rates from
ell 8 . P. end C. E . points.
Full information can be obtained as to
rates, time tables, eto.. by application to
any 8 . P. o r O. to E. Agent.
“ S t S ill Comes Out
in the W ash 99—
One ‘D ollar,
an offenaa to the landscape happened
also to be aa poor «a brf waa homely'.
One day n neighbor mat him and
OR. FRED CULLETTE
You never pay for a new spring at u y shop unless the
old one is brokeu.
a j~<
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aaked:
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1 “ How ark yon P H # *' *
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“ Mighty bad.
Sam ’ ll* starvation
that’s ataria’ me to the tace.”
“ Begorra," exri aimed h it neighbor
aympathetically, “ it can’t be very pleas
ant for either of yea.”
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Slonn Winslow,
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wo lor.
Portland, Ore. I
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Leak riaasaat, f i r « » « .
Photographer O..C. Harlan, o f Raton,
O., oan do ao now, though for year* he
couldn’t bemuse he saffered untold
P h y s ic ia n s A S u r g e o n s
agony from the worst form of- indiges
tion. All physicians and madieine« failed
to help Ida till be tried Rleotric Bitters,
which worked each wonders for him
that he dads res they are o godsend to
sufferer« from dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. Unrivaled for diseases o f the
Will practice In «11 the court« o! the «1st«
stomach, liver and kidneys, they build
Special aileuttou giren to probata work, Ik«
up and live new life to the whole sys writing ol deed«, mortgave*. contract« sod the
tem. Iky them. Only 50c. Guaranteed, draft lug of all togal papers.
by F. K. Caldwell A Co., druggists.
CLARENCE BUTT
|P<xmp»ttNi
2 G u a ra n te e d L in e n C o lla rs 25 Cüüí!
T h e D o u b t* T ria n g le B ra nd C o lla r s a r e atylUk a a d
c o m fo rta b le . T k a on ly c o lla r m a d * w ith a haawy 8
p ly «earn.' S o ld by u p -to-d a te m erch a n t* everyw here
o r 1 »a m p ia * * * n t p rep a id f o r 35 cant*. Thay e q u a l
¡any q u a rte r o o lla r m a d *. _ M e rch a n t* »M ou ld to rito
[ f o r o u r 1903 o ffe r.
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MLNZANCT
•JACOBS ^CQ
wha U M v -
TRCTT.NY
the A p p e la t e d T im a .
Tbr O. R. A N . Co. has just issued a
bandtomely illustrated pamphlet en
titled, “ Oregon, Washington and Idaho
and their Resonrcte.”
People in the
east ore anxious for information about
Osteopathic Physician
the Paciflg North West. I f you will
giro the O. R. A N. do agent a list of i M . V O T A W R e s id e n c e .
names of eastern people who are likely
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Consultation aad Examination Free.
to be interested, the booklet will be
mailed free to such persons.
A. L . C& aiq , G. P. A.,
tlO
Portland, Ore.
M aw la
DR. C. C. BENNETT,
E. P. Dixon
S b a tte r* A U R m o rd a .
Twioe in a ho.pital, F. À. Golledge,
Verbena, Aia., peid a vastsum of money
lo dottore lo cure a severe case o l pilea,
causi D g 24 tu mora. When All Cailed,
Buckton’s AVoioe belve aooooored him.
8 ubdue* ioljammatto»,.cooquera «chea,
kflb paino. Beet salva in thè world.
25o a l F. H. CaMwrll A Co.’s dragatore.
M ODEL NO. 0, 140; M O D EL NO. T, |AU
Psarurnox I n TrPKwsrrxae
Ia A t L ast K xachkd - - - -
Bliekensderfer combines good work, easy operation and
durability at a minimum cost
The place to get your
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
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PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIALTY.
B o o k s , S ta t io n e r y , F a n c y and
T o i l e t A r t ic le s .
C a m a ra and
a t k n otty discouraged. T h a n Is a K o d a k s a n d a ll k in d s o f C a m a r a
for you. It nercsMiry writs Dr. Frailer S u p p lie s .
is* spent a life time curlsg Just such
■ as yours. AU coosullatlooa Free.
LE S S O N S G IV E N IN K O D A K -
* years 1 bad backache, severe pains B U Y .
laOrsvel.
R eversed .
Rodrick— 8 ay, old man, you have
heen through the ordeal of proposing.
What doro a follow do after he pops the
M kidneys and scalding urine. 1 could
• t out o f bed without help. The use of
'anaer’s Kidney and Backache Cure re-
d sea G. WAGONER. Koobevtlto. Pa.**
lftssa.ttc-.tf. Ask for Cook Book—Frea.
JT.YITUS'DAHCE
ALBERT SCHWEIZER, TAILOR
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F o r B a le b y F . H . C a ld w e ll A C o
question?
Van Albert— Why, be questions pop,
fs a t L m I i at Bar.
Whence came that sprightley step,
faultless skin, rich, rosy complex loo,
smiling foes. Hhs looks good, feels good.
Hero’s her secret. Site uses Dr.
New Life Pills.
Result—all organs
active, digestion good, no headaches,po
chance for “ Moan.” Try Uie os yourself.
Only 2Sc 9 ! F. H. Caldwell to C a ’s.
An exchange tells this story oe the
Dutch: A eertafe good eittoau from tbe
Fatherland lost a hone, end wrote tbe
following notice far publication In bit
home paper: “ Von nits de oder day,
vea I via awake in my sleep I beer
samplings vst I links vea not cbuwt
right in my barn; so I oat jumped tbe
C le a n in g
A n d R e p a irin g ,
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Keep on hand end manu-
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DOORS WINDOWS,
MOULDINCS,
TURNINGS, CREST-
INCS. BRACKETS,
DOOR AND WINDOW
FRAMES. FANBY
. CASINGS, ETC.
C o m e on e,
C o m e all,
Shop next to Moore’s Dmgstore.
Stands for
* T im e C a r d N o . 20.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Leaves A lbany....... .........12:
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Corvallis............... It
' f Arrives Yaquina............ ft!
No l Returning:
' ! Leave* Y equine.../............ 7
Corvallis.. ...........11:80 e. m.
s , Leaves
Arrives Albany
....... 12:16p.m .
No 3 For Detroit:
J
Lravro Albany ................ 1:00 p.m .
D e tr o it............... 6:46p.tn.
J No. Arrives
4 From Detroit:
Leave* Detroit..................0 :30 a .m .
f
Arrivee A lbany...............I I :06 a. no.
CMT Your patronage anl- w , Trains 1 and 4 arrive in Albany in time
icited.
V
Of Perfume are you using- it >isj
I so nice?
¡Why it is Extraite de Violette]
de Parme manufactured byi
j Roger & Gallet, Paris.
And where did you get it? At
F. H. C A LD W ELL & CO.’s
The Prescription Druggists.
N EW BER G , OREGON
¡And the price—only 75 cenH
per ounce. Well I guess I
Officers & Directors: ‘
| will go and get an ounce.
A l p h b u s M i l l s , Pres., J . C. Mc-
¡Well you will have to hurry as) C r k a , Vice-Pres.; S. M. C a l k in s ,
| there is only a limited amount! Cashier; J . K in l k y B l a ir .
imported each year.
Correspondents:
¡Well if you do not get the Vio
lette de Parme, they have lots! Western National Bank, * New
of others at 25 to 50 cents- perj Y ork, U. S. National Bank, Port
ounce, which are very nice, f land, McMinnville Natiooal Back,
McMinnville.
Established 1893.
to eouneet with the 8 . V. south bound
train, as well as giving two or three
hour« in Albany before departora of 9.
P. north bound train.
Train No. 2 oonnecte with the 8 . P.
trains at Corvallis and Albany giving
direct eervlra to Newport and adjacent
brashes.
Train No 8 for Detroit, Drai ten bush
and other moooteln resorts leaves A t - 1
bany st I K )0 p. tu. alter tbe arrival ef
8 . P. M a t h boand train from Portland,
rvachihg Detroit at ft :4o p. m.
For further information apply to
E dwin 8 toms , Manager.
J, Turner, Agent, Albany.
FI. H . Cronlse, Agtht, C o m lli*.
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Christianity and Cullare,
Success in life comes not by
chance but by thorough prepara
tion, This is what PACIFIC COL
LEGE offers, with general collegi
ate advantages.
The Faculty is made up of C O M P E T E N T I N
ST R U C TO R S.
The interests of all S T U D E N T S R E C E IV E
T H O U G H T F U L A T T E N T IO N .
Both A C A D E M IC and C O L L E G IA T E work
given. N O R M A L and C O M M E R C IA L couraea
•re offered and special advantages in O R A T O ItY '
extended.
General Expenses Low,
FOR CATALOGUE AND SPECIAL
INFORMATION, ADDRESS
President P a c i fie College,
Tfewbery, Crafen.