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1 rainy dnv w hen
went n|* so the
j
view
ol
the
c
ity
was
not the best,
fo u i* ««».
,\ t'i tti.iM iM .
the
way
Haverford College closed fo r'th e j VVc walked all the way down iu
V f i c u i t K*>rft«.
j w inter Vacation December 23, und order to* pee the numerous memor
? >^eo «vVfr; fVNMtw m « m » sim «.
I reoptned January 6 . m aking a. va ial tablets placed in .the walls by
cation o f about tw o weeks, Dur- the d ifferen t’ states, secret orders
m Menaa < s « m autw at tk« r«M»ai» i log this time the college balls are and other societies. W e noticed a !
m a»eh*r»,cnin.
¡closed uod the students are turned very neat little tablet erected by
;
. „ w .
,
out o f their own rooms. Most of Oregon-.
F R ID A Y , M A R C H 6, 1903.
One
evening
as we were w alking j
th e students spend the holidays at
down
one
o
f
the drives in T h ei
home, but for s:m e this is impossi-
A lady was asked tfce^difFerence-
would have taken me al- Mall, I glanced Op at a gentleman
between a man who dyed sheep and mo, t , be entire v a a u i6 a to mafce passing on horseback and th o u g h t,
an editor. She answered: "O ne it the trip home and back again.
I recognized President Roosevelt.
a lamb-dyer, and the other— is ju st
T
h is surm ise was confirmed by the
If. there had been nothing to
an editor.”
armed
orderly who rode a few
occupy my attention I should have
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been very lonesome, I suppose, hut yards Iwhirid. W e walked on dOWn •
A noted medical authority makes
tortu h itely there were many things the street and a fe w minutes later
the sage remark that a great mis
to b« seen. W alter H adley cam e they passed us again. The Presi
take is made by the man who re
down from Y ale add spent the en dent looks very much like bfe pic
turns to work too soon after .an
tire vacation with me. W e put in tures, hat is perhaps a trifle stonier j
attack o f grip. A s much had been
one wVek in Philadelphia very than I had pictured him. T h is was
suspected before.
pleasantly, - and saw most o f the the only time we saw him * Qq the
last day o f our visit we went with j
Smokeless powder is all right. I*0*“ * ~ o f * ienlific and hli8toric* 1
Hon. Thos. H . Tong ne to th e :
and so are horseless « m a g e s an d!*” 1' " 8*; J hen we WC,U
,K>at
W hite House, hut the President j
other things, hot it i , suggested d° Wn th*
n v " ’ *hrou* *
was
out and was not expected j
th at i f some one would in^ t ^ canal to jh e Chesapeake bay.and
back
until
evening. H owever, we
smokeless cigarettes he would give
11 ‘ o Balt,m ore. A n hour s
ride on th tftra in landed us in the looked over the building; saw the
the p u b lica lo«kg felt w ant.
nation’s capital. \ W hen we had East room, the Red room and the
arranged for lodgings we went dì- ■ Blue room. Mr. T ongqe pointed-
Tbe-follaw ing is on the rounds of
rectly to the capitol. U rfcrîr.uste- ont au, old oe?t© who is said to
the press: It is said that a matt w h o !
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. , ilv we did not get lo see congress have been in the W hite House
squeezes a dollar never squeezes hi«
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. i in session as it did not convene On- since Buchanan's administration.
w ife. Iu lookir-y over our a c c o u n t * ! - , , - ,
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't il M onday, January ^
but —
w e W e also saw Sec. Cortelyou, sen-
pf note that some awfni good
wen t over the entire building. T h e ators Foraker and Spooner aud
romen are not getting the pres-
desks o f O regon's senators and I other prominent men. Mr. Ton-
sure they, ¿«serve;
congressmen w ere pointed out to gue was very kiud to us; I don’t
“ A ll men u p " rather than "Som e us by the guide. In the H all of thing I w as ever better treated by
men down’ ’ bids fair to be- heard Fame we saw the statute o f Col. anyone. This was ju st eight days
before his death. I could not be
later as a campaign cry, and it is a Baker which was placed there by
lieve the report o f his death when
Oregou,
as
her
representative
son.
good one. t It w as used by P resi-1
The
President’s
room,
reception^
it
first came.
dent Roosevelt in a letter to th e.
T o me the most interesting place
editor o f the A tlanta Constitution. rooms’ aud exteD‘ ivc kaila' ad6rn-
explaining his federal appointments ed wit^ f i n c ^ t i o g s and w o r M in the vicinity ot W ashington is
Mount Vernon. It may be reached
in the South whereby some colored art, were very interesting. T h e
canopy which forms the ceiling o f 1 either bv boat or by trolley. W e
men are ih office.
«
tbe rotunda is certainly a master- took the trolley.shice it w as more
?
Ih declining decidedly to make the P,ece- In the center is represented convenient. Out across the "O ld
race lor the congressional nomma . H Washington w ith Freedom and I L o n g ” bridge we went, past Brad-
tion, Mr. G eer again gives evidence Victory on either side and around dock’s and Arlington H eig h ts and
that he does not wish to be consid the^e is a circle o f thirteen figures through Alexandria w here w e saw-
ered a ‘ ‘miscellaneous’ ’ candidate. emblematic o f the thirteen original Old^Chrisi’s Church in which the
He has gone to Missouri to enlist states. Arqund the outer edge i s j original pews of W ashington and
the legislature o f that state in sap- a series of - groupfe, representing
- the | L ee are preserved. T h e location
port o f the I ,»«■ », and C lark fair, , progress o f 7 the union, and the o f Mdunt Vernon is certainly ideal.
f r i t a t W j t a u ù h A ^ H iti.
í
fcJ n ! É « i i i |F ^
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N
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A f r i p t o Vtii«hliijfliifl l).
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MHIW« torllir* m|>hic)
*
&
ymm
to stll things At the
fittte
ftt
«f*
RIGHT PRICES. OUR SHOE
ST O C K
that C ou nt-
W hen I clean your watch I
do not pass tbe little things.
If the hairspring needs a little
attention, or tbe
balance
wheel tiSeing, o r if any o f the
many.places-ueedadl adjusting
to take np the wear.
I d o it 1
as a part o f tbe cleaning work.
has b e a i greatly increased by the receipt of 25
cases of new stock.
G
P . F O R D ’S S H O E S F O R
ARE GOOD
W EARERS A N D S'
O ur D ry Goods w ifll be in soon and w ill comprise some
very nobby things in W aistings for spring and summer.
A lso some nice law ns for summer dresses which w ill be
sold right.
v
v .
J out olor- O p tician.
840
2 0 p e t ce n t
Fine line of Skirts at a discount of
’J A R
^
S to n n îl/instow ,
pairs Ladies and Children's
>3 3
Shoes broken lots at a discount
f
^ O O D O X Ï E t a ]
RQh
509 b
Sm all lot of Gent's Underw ear at a
discount of
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S H O E S G IV E N A W A Y .
A
One ppir of
given away out of
each
pairs sold.
Names of lAose who have received Shoes Free:
C P Kruger; M. J. Joues, Geo. Salee, Lewis Jones,
-
• D ick Everest, Boz Blum, Miss Casteel.
MACKIE & DUNSTAN,
— Agents for—
FREE G O LD .
p fc M. W AD E &
10 dollars in Gold given away for each
10 suits Men’s Clothing sold.
OUR
FREE
D IS H E S A R E
S T IL L
Implements &
F u ll > W
G O IN G . H
During this sale ali D iscount, goods must
be sold for Gash.
Respectfully,
F *O fim ii
Vehicles.
of Field and Garden Seeds.
N ext door to Parker & PooL
DR. FRED (¡DILETTE
B .F . TER R Yr
WIU» Hr. J. K Lock«
T O N S O R IflU A R T I S T .
trd A M adison St
P o r tla n d , Ore.]
EVERT PATRON GIVEN SATISFAIT'
i TION. BATH R00I IN CINNECTIOV.
T, A H K I N .
A'
C O / S F U L L L IN E
i X 'X X X m X M J i X X X l
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M?
it '
Elliott and
L eavitt,
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Chehalem V a l
ley B an k.
CLARENCE BUTT.
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leaving his cau stic critics at home Srowth of the y ° unS rePublic-
A s y ° u stand at the top o f t he high
Will practica I d til t i » m art, ni U m .tat«
_____ Mteutlou fire u to probate work, the
Spedai
f th
the e ! biufiT
blu ff in
in front
front of
of the
the old
old house, and
to fight among themselves for polit -1 W e climbed, to the toP o
<*''
I wrtituc of dee<lt, m ort««».., contracta and tbe
j drafting ot all lesti papera.
iaQ 'preferm ent
*■
; dome and had a fine view o f the gaze down to the rig h t across the
Special Deal
X ew b arg. O reg on .
A ll w ork at
N ew berg, Oregon.
!
o r n e a —Second Fl.mr
'
city. T h e day was bright and the w ell kept law n to the little knot ot
ers in Bath
tended to w ith
; Sauk of [ N
Hawbarg
<
Bnlldlag.
air clear. I could not help th in k trees w here the tomb is hidden
Fixtures and
neatness and
T b e little state o f Delaware,
O F F IC E R S A N D
ing that the term “ W hite C ity ” is then on down ,o tbe boat bouse at
P i timbers and
Hop Pipe.
. dispatch
w hich has fh lly earned tbe name o f
D IR E C T O R S j ».*»
a misnomer, for a bird’s eye view the foot ct the hill, then out across
“ rotten borough” by a senatorial
T
in
n
ers.
Alpheus Mills, Pres.
g i v « cne the impression o f a red tbe broad waters o f the Potomac
j»
0 . P ic k * " ,
deadlock o f eight years standing,
_ Soeeeaton t a l H Storey.
J. C. McCrea, Vice-
.
, .
...
, _
city, for with the exception o f so m e4 to the hazy shores of M aryland,.a
has finally elected tw o United States , .
,
|.
,
,
President.
^
jfttorn*jf~ ai~ jC aw ,
^
„
____ . , , „
, o f t h e p u b lic h u t ld m g s , t h e u n iv e r - u e l i n g c lo s e ly a k in t o r e v e r e n c e
S. M. C nikins-C ashicr
Senators. It gn-es one a decidedly I
A Z
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, rT
*
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.
7 /otary SPuó/ic.
^ . r ..
. . . .
,. , sal color is that o f red brick. H ow- comes over oner) O ver the eqtire
5 T. C. C h risten « » ,
tired feeling to think that a little
m . .
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.
,
grounds a sirit o f subdued rever
Assistant Cashier
0
/fic»
tKPW
»
^v»/
O/físo.
" c o u . . , ” lik e D d m R h , s
“ be“ " “
J.
Kinley
Blair.
. . .
city. T h e streets are wide aud the e n c e seemed to pervade tb e ju r .
I t i* «a g ita te ti that th e m lniater* «a y :
success, moderate; in all, himself;
same representation in the upper •
I?
f
*
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+
+
*
“ W h a t G od hath joined togeth er let no 9*
,
;
. .
, pavem ents more carefully kept There was no loud talkin g or bois-
C o r k ra p o * d k n t s :
W ashington, the hero, the patriot,
house of congress as tbe largest and * .
.
man put aaaunder fo r at leaat aiz
_
,
,
.
than in most cities. It has very terous laughter. 'W ith in the old
Wmttra National Bank. Raw
the
Christian,
the
father
of
nations,
most populous state in tbe Lnion. I.. . . .
.
.. „
- - .
,
T a rt
m o n t h «.”
little business and practically no house is a large and interesting col- the friend o f mankind, whq, when
, i IT B. National Rank. Portland
DR. C. C. BENNETT, i HrMlnavllla National Bank
But when it is considered that such
m anufactoring interests a t all. For lection of coldnial relics, many
m any of he had won all, renounced all; and
V k * l ’ > la a N a m ..
a représentation was the price o f
this reason it is naturally a clean them having been owned and used sought in the bosom of his fam ily
Osteopathic Physician
E v e r y th in g is in th e name w h en it
tbe adoption of tbe Constitution, the
Established 18931.
city. T S e air is not blhck with by W ashington himself. In the and o f nature, retirement, and in it com es to W itc h H azel 8 alye. E. 0 .
condition can be borne with reason
coal sm oke and the class o f poor little grass p lo t-b a c k o f the bouse the hopes of religion, immortal- D e W it l ot C hicago, U n covered, some j M. V O T A W R e s id e n c e
able equanimit y . _
y e a r« ago, h o w to make a « » I r e from {
Canni
liai Ion
:
C obiti liai
Ion I and Examination Free.
laboring.people found in all manu- stands the old-sundial on which ! j
,
W itc h H asel that ia a «p acific for Piles.
facturing cities, is absent. In short read the simple inscription “ H oras
T h ough America has had many For M ind, bleedin g, itch in g, p m tm d in g
W ithout the ability o f Mr. W il it is a residence city. It is easy to non numero, nisi serenas” which
sons who stjfpassed W ashington iu P ile «, eczem a, ent«, burn«, houisea and
liamson being questioned, the sen notice the cosmopolitan tone o f the may be freely translated, T mark
statesmanship, yet nooe o f them all skin iliaeu*««, O e W ilt’ « Salve h a « no
timent is growing in the state that city, particularly after leaving a only the sunny hours.” A s I read
equal. T h is has given rise to n n m erou * |
can ever f i l l his place in the hearts
DR. MINTHORN,
a big mistake was made when Rep conservative place like Philadel it I con Id not help th in k in g , how
w orth ies* cou n terfeit«. Ask for D e W itt’a i
Ollier ln Bank (>r Newbarg Building.
o f his countrymen; no one w ill ever — th e gen uine. For tale at F. A. C a l
resentative Moody was
turned phia. From what I saw and heard well these words m ight be applied
Rcaidanre one Mock north and X
block, east of Bank. Horae Phoip.
receive the love and filial venera d w e ll A Co. . — —
dow n . Since his defeat for renom- I believe it is much easier to get to the life o f the great geueral
tion which is rightly felt for the
ination, Mt. Moody has been pat- acquainted at W ashington than in himself. A lth ou gh he knew what
Father o f his Country. . ..
ting in some bard licks for the most eastern cities. T h e people do it was to endure hardships; though
^ H h * v k y M . H o s k in s ,
state, has said nothing o f his dis not seem so reserved but are more he lived through the most trying
H. W. CLormsx
n
Haverford, Pa.
! II. B. C loihih
appointment in defeat, bnt has con- friend !y and sociable. Perhaps I times o f the stru gglin g colonies,
Î THREE TRAINS ti tfcs EIST DAILf
Trwx'rty AravkaS.
tinned to look well out for the in- notjced this more on account of the and felt the w eight o f responsibility
CLOUCH & CLOUCHEK
Fron Portlud.
“ J a * t in th e nick of tite e our little
terests of Oregon, and has acted extrem e conservatism io.th is local- of the young republic as perhaps
Office in rhebelem Valley Bank Bldg.
Ttirongh
Fnllman
Statut ant aau Tau riet
h oy was aaved” writes M r». W . W a k lin »
P hyait-lana A S u rg e o n s
Phone Ho. 4a.
the man throughout.
N ow that ity.
s 1 ee plng car» dalljr to Omaha, Chleago, xpokaaer.
*’
no one else ever did, yet on ly^ tb e
Touiiet
.
1
-ei'ln*
rar»
rially k> Kansa» Cltr;_ .
o f - Weaaant C itv , O hio.
“ P neu m on ia
His term has expired, he declines
Throngh-Pulltnan
fulln;an Tourlat
Tourist »leeping
ileeping car«
cars (perä«
Oregon. J Throu.k
W e spent some time looking bright and beautiful elem ents o f ; had played «ad liavoc w ith him and a
j Newberg,
•onallr condurteill waaklr to Chleago, K B ___
an y federal appointment at the over the big Congressional library, life seemed to have left any deep te r rib le cough had set in b e tid e«. D oc
City. Ht. Lotti, and Mamphla; reclining ekalr
hands o f President Roosevelt, with It is splend'dly finished inside a n d ' impression on him. H is life mark- to r » treated him , but h e g r e w worse
TIME SCH E D U LI*
A b b iv i
j
D sta x t
Fard» «4. * r .
whom he was in dose touch, and contains numerous statues and ed only the b righ t and sunny days, e v e r y d a y . A l length we tried Dr.
1
mi.
DR. GEO. LARKIN,
K in g 's N e w D i-"> v e ry for consum ption,
4iS » p .» a -
C h lra y o
« alt L a ka , D an var,
says he will return home to look fine paintings.
T h e T reasury A nd bis last few years passed in
i
P o rtla n d
F t. » o n h .O m a h a,
K m u i C it y , 8L
after his business affairs, 1 he peo- building w-as also a very interesting this retired and beautiful spot seem and o o r d a rlin g was aaved. H e ’s now
l« iiia ,C h lc a g o « n d
•onnd and weH.”
K very. body ought 10
Ä S 1 .
f
v io
Kaot.
pie have taken notice o f these place. W e saw the paper money like a fitting close for a life o f such k n o w It« th e on ly cure tor C ou g h e ,C o l.l«
n? P
5* V V V
O regon
Suoqj line
U nion P acific
uuu
DR. HURT i. LITTLEFIELD,
Pliysícian & Surgeon.
things, and Mf. Moody w ill proba- being printed at a rate that almost unselfish a ctivity and devotion to and L u n g diaea-e s. G uaranteed by F . j
H C a ld w e ll A Co. d ruggiate. Price 50c
My be beard from again.
takes one’s breath. The large sil- duty.
J. ver v a u lt,.89 .by^51 by 12 feet in j A t almost any tim e d a rin g tbe and $1 00. T ria l lmttlea Ire*.
T b e Oregon legislature sat down size, contained at tbe time we were dav you m ay notice a group of si-
Men and lol«*l*»c t«,h turn red when
on t he
to appropriate th ereo ver $100,0«0,000 in ailver lent admirers standing before the-* th ey get Ititofhot water.
#500 a year to the State Poultry dollars. T h e guide showed us a ' tomb. Above tbe iron bars yon
M »ra K i»te.
Association to aid in paying premi- small roll of, bonds which m ight read, “ W ithin tbe enclosure rest
DistiirhaiKM*
of rtrikerx are net nearly
ums at it» annual shows. T be easily be slipped into one's pocket, the remains o f G eneral G eorge
th
e
.'a*
«ravfl
aa
an
disorder of
proposition wn* altogether too ex- worth $8,000^000. T h e Smithson- W ashington.
A nd within
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the ayatam. Overwork, lots rtf sleep,
travagant for the economical iegis- »an Institute was W me a very in- vault, back o f the tw o plain n“ r* |
tensi„„ will Iw followed hy ut-
lators. T h e y had to make a rec teresting place. T h e collection o f Me caskets is the text from the elev- j tor PO||H,wl, i ttn|gm • reliable remedy ia
ord for economy somewhere, and birds, though not as large as we enth chapter of St. John: " I am ¡ma»«diately employed. There’«nothing
naturally found it easier to econo had seen in the Philadelphia Acade- tbe resurrection and the life; hei»o effecient to car* disorder»« of tbe
J * Klectrie Bitter*.
m ize in small than to large matters. my of N atunff Sciences, w as m ach th at bdieveth in me. though he b« i bi-er
- m aijsatiSsai ■
m '
^
Tt’ « a wond.-rl.d tonl.-. m l . ffw liv e nvr-
W e presume that proposed appro more carefully prepared, arranged dead, yet shall he live: and whoso- ^ and lh(, KrM|Mt
ID„i|,;lne
priations for farmers' institutes, th e and lahled. . W e also enjoyed ever liveth and believeth in « e [ for rn„ f,llwri s^ mi. n dispels Ner-
state horticultural society, and the looking through the immense col- j shall never die’’— certainly a fit- > votianess, Kheamatiim and Neuralgia
state dairym en’s association wou Id lections in the N ational Mnseutn. ting epitaph for'one who w ill nev- and expel* Malaria ic«rm«. Only
have met a like fate if bills therefog ; Am ong tbe other places we found er die in the hearts o f his country- an<1 «*‘ w,ac’io*
by
U‘
Had
been introduced.
Some o f particularly interesting
was the men, Irseems to me that the most :
A ( o.|w(l#*l*t».
these days the agricultural interests Arm y and N a vy building, Patent beautiful tribute ever paid to the
A man isn't n *c e «e «rily cool because
o f the state w ill haveto get together Office, flead L etter Office and Pen- memory of W ashington was w rit-1 he shivers w hen In d an ger.
and unite in letting the legislature sion department. One place o f in- ten at tbe grave in 1833 bv I)r.
know what they want in tbe w ay terest which I suppose no visitor to A ndrew Reed:
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- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i r w j v a «»»Ma i.«nr
o f appropriatiduv-fOr furthering ag- W ashington misses is tbe W ash -j
“ W ashington, the brave, the
P. tt. D«nf,,rth ot LaOrand, Oa., enf
ricultural interests.
A t present a ington M«.uunseat. T h is is a col- w ise, the good; W ashington, oup- fared for «lx nunsth" wit»» • frightful
good deal o f money is charged up umn 555 feet and 5J< inches high reme in war, in council and in running aora on b»« h«: hm wrltasihat
•gaiuat agriculture in appropriation
bills which really goea for matters
ia w hich Csvuwra are not especially
. — Oregon Agriculturist,
r
Field 1
A m bi lio n
pepala»
V ie w * on
and
H u n tin g to n .
Offioaevtr >'hcbalain Vallar Bank.
Dye*
J
N r n - b e r r, O r a g o n .
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•*T>ysp«psl*,” wrote Eugene Field,;
"often incapaciutax a man for endeavo» 1 -iiziJJBtgJWV'rtmgpwBvvvwvwvwBH
and aometimex axtlnguUtiex the tire ol . _
_
n - n l(
wnbition.” Though great despite hi«: | { I Li h]
A
k L P b
complaint Field suffered from indig-s- 111 f l I I H . n r l l l l
tio n a ll hi» life. A weak, tiredttomseb *
w m w l»l
can’t digest
your food.
It need*
rest. You can only rest It by the 11 »«
o f a preparation like Kodol, which re
lieves It of work by digesting your food.
and 55 feet square at tbe base. It peace; W ashington, valiant with-
'py^BBhwrw!* Wonnde and
ia said to be the tallest piece o f out ambition; discreet-without fear;
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masonry in the world. It takes tbe confident without presumption: ^Cnr* r ------ rnfr, only 2fic. Hold *>y
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