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we are often at once shamed and
inspired by the noble qualities
displayed in what we cboose to
at Newb«rg, Oregon.
refer to as dumb brutes. It is
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING helpful to read such stories, and
more so to come in touch with
their fulfillments We arc thus
made more considerate o f our
faithful dumb servants, we think
$1.00 Per Year in Advance. more o f their comfort, and we
are made more thoughtful of
FR ID AY, NOVEMBER 13, 1903 each other. The old fire horse
met the ideal death. A fitting
The latest over night revolution epitaph for
Black Mollie
dow n in Columbia arouses more would be
than the usual interest as its
possible bearing upon the inter-
These timely w ords from the
oceanic canal is understood.
orest Grove Times will be
“ God moves in a mysterious w ay
his wonders to perform.’ ’
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family, fourteen in number, an
nounce that they will give one 01:
their pleasing entertainments in
Crater’s hall next Monday even
ing.
The principals as adver
tised are Miss Irene Balhorn,
soubrette, Fred and Albie Bal
horn, Irish comedians, Master
Charlie Balhorn, sketch artist,
Emanuel Thomaz, master o f
legerdemain, and Herr Balhorn,
the great fire king. Music will
be furnished by an orchestra.
T w o juveniles will give a Par
isian cakewalk.- Admission. 25c
Hollingsworth
H oose Furnishers
W e keep in touch with all the wants
and needs of home makers and are
able to supply them.
erything that goes into the comfort-
ably furnished house.
goods at old prices*
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Anent the discussion relative
t o a special session o f the legisla
ture to correct its faulty tax
legislation, C. V. Galloway,
Yamhill’s young democratic rep
resentative comes out in print
with the declaration that Gre-
gon ’s Solons should make good
their mistake as far as possible
by meeting in extra session with-
put wages, and paying their own
expenses.
Such a liberal offer
indicates that Charlie struck it
rich on hie prone crop this year.
The results of the election held
in the eastern states last Tues
day, show that the democrats
are regaining some o f their old
ground and would indicate th at
the party was once more becom
ing united.—Telephone Register.
Particularly in Ohio, where
Tom Johnson, Bryan’s chief
apostle, w as sat upon by one o f
the m ost overwhelming republi
can victories in the history o f the
state. And it is significant that
through Johnson, the lines be
tween republicanism and democ
racy were drawn more sharply
in Ohio than in anv other state.
From one end o f the Willam
ette valley to the other one con
tinued wail has gone up this sea
son from the shippers o f various
valley products on account o f a
scarcity o f cars in which to get
those products to market. Gray
hairs have been sprouted by the
anxiety resulting and thous
ands o f dollars have been
lost by the failure o f the
Southern Pacific to meet the
needs o f its patrons. The Ore
gonian is now holding the rail
road people up to bitter censure,
and ’tis well. By beginning agi
tation now, the company may
be led to do something to re
lieve the situation before anoth
er harvest.
Old Oregon:” John MeLough-
lin, factor o f the Hudson Bay
Company, friend o f the early pio
neers o f Oregon and founder o f
Oregon City, lies in a grave
marked only by a humble slab by
the side o f the Catholic church at
Oregon City. Nearly fifty years
he has laid in that almost un
noticed grave, but now that rec
ognition
is being accorded
more generously to the work
o f the pioneers, Tit would be
well for those w ho are enjoy
ing the fruits o f their labors to
remember this early friend. A
monument placed over his grave,
or on the brow o f the bluff just
across t|ie street, would be only
a fitting* gift to Tus memory by
the present generation. He died
in 1857 and in 1907 on the fiftieth
anniversary o f his death would
be a fitting time to dedicate it.
Some o f the sons or grandsons o f
the pioneers w ho received help
from McLoughlin should take
the lead in placing there a monu
ment that would show to all w ho
pass up and dow n the beautiful
Willamette that good deeds are
n ot forgotten.
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before. The new market will be
known as Central Market, and
managed by Austin & Son.
Carelessness is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the
same causes are making human
wrecks of sufferers from throat and
lung troubles But since the ad
vent of Dr. K in g’s New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
even the worst cases can be cured
onger necessary. Mrs. LoisCragg
of Dorchester, Mass., is one of
many whose life Wks saved by Dr.
king’s New
Discovery. This
grand remedy is guaranteed for all
throat and lung diseases by F. H.
Caldwell & Co., Druggists. Price
Trial bottlés free,
It is always pleasing to our
friends from the corn-growing
states to run across Oregon corn
stalks 14 feet tall or see ears o f
corn taken from a field that has
yielded 50 bushels to the^acre, all
ot which was plentifully illus-
trated at the various county ex
hibitsin westerp, Oregon tow ns
A campaign orator in a tow n this fall. Howerift, it is not the
not far aw ay recently announced tallness o f the corn that counts.
that a certain candidate for Mr. J. F. Yocom, a pioneer farm-
m ayor stood for the “ material”
progress o f the city, but rather dred hills o f corn a few years
violently denied that he stood ago, planted four feet apart, the
for its moral progress. It seems yield from which he carefully
difficult to write plainly the idea’ measured, and found that he had
that the tw o sorts o f progress raised 95 pounds o f shelled corn.
are identical. When an admin This was ahead o f the crops in
istration sincerely stands for the the regulation “ corn” states.
moral progress o f a tow n, ma Perhaps if Oregon corn crops
terial progress is sure to follow. were measured from year to year
The fellows that stand for the the theory that tile Willamette
wide open tow ii are being taken valley could not grow this cereal
out o f the saddle, and it should successfully wouldube dissipated.
be so. In small as well as large —Reporter.
tow ns the nuisances that smell
Not u Sick D+y Since.
should be abated. Decency and
“ I was taken severely sick with
prosperity g o together. And, as kidney trouble. I tried all sorts of
has been previously suggested medicines, none of which relieved
here, tne prevailing measure o f me. _Qne day I saw an ad. of your
decency in these things marks Electric Bitters aud determined to
the stage o f public opinions in try that. After taking a few doses
any place.—Albany Herald.
1 felt relieved, and soon thereafter
It appears from looking over
the Glacier that H ood River peo
ple are resting from their big ap
ple and strawberry stories, and
are bending all their energies to
telling the largest Irish potato
yarn. One man left seven pota
toes at the Glacier office that to
gether weighed twenty pounds.
Another brought in a spud that
measured nineteen inches from
stem to blossom end. A modest
correspondent wrote in that they
didn’t raise very big potatoes
out their w ay but that one farmer
had dug one hundred and tw en
ty-five sacks from one acre but
admitted in a rather crestfallen
manner that one man could lift
any one potato in the man’s
patch. We blush to conjecture
w hat next week’s Glacier may
bring forth
The story of the old fire horse,
“ Black M olly,” ! which died in
harness in Portland the other
day after a Tiard and successful
run to-a fire, has enough o f the
human in it, to make an inspir
ing lesson.
Though twenty
years old, and after fourteen
years o f faithful service, the noble
animal bravely answered the
last call o f duty and died in the
moment o f fulfillment T o refer,
however, to such noble qualities
in dumb brutes as human, is al
most to slander them, for how
often does man suffer in compari
son with his faithful beast. As
in the story o f “ The Hero o f the * T h e B a lh orn s to Show.
Hill” as told so well bjj Edmund
The Hamburg Novelty Com
Vance Cooke the other evening pany consisting o f the Balhorn
N ew line of
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The idea o f holding a H allow
een dance on a stump would
strike our eastern friends as a
little strange and im aginaiy, and
fit only to be worked into a fairy
story. But such a dance was
given in Oregon on the lower
Columbia, in one o f the logging
camps, the stump being twenty
feet in the air. Five couples oc
cupied the “ floor” at a time.
W e have ev-
dertaking and embalming establish
m ent
B O T H P H O N E S -N IG H T C A LLS
P r o m ptly an sw ered .
H ollingsw orth
W henever you find on a vehicle
or farming implement the name
Is the Newberg agent for this famous make of goods.
Examine his stock of vehicles, binders, mowers, etc.
W hips, robes and blankets kept in stock.
T H E S T U D E B A K E R LE A D S T H E PR O C E SSIO N
was entirely cured, and have not
seen a sick day since. Neighbors
of mine have been cured of rheuma
tism, neuralgia, liver End kidney
troubles and general debility.”
This is what' B. F.. Bass of Fre
mont, N. Cv writes. ^ Only 50c at
D IV ID E
Has been awarded the Sweepstakes Premium
over all potatoes at the Oregon State Fair, also
at the N orth'Y akim a Fair in the state of
W ashington. N ow is the time to buy your
Seed potatoes at $1.00 per sack.
F R A N K
and remedies for four years. Then
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it.
I^sjust as good for burns, scalds,
skin eruptions and piles. 25c at F.
H. Caldwell & Co’s. Drug Store.
Be faithful t o your trust and
deceive not the man w ho confides
in you. In the opinion o f an old
author it is less sinftd to steal
than to betray.
WOOD
FIR8T HOUSE W IS T OF
J. C. McCRH/t’8.
of people are using these tiny little
pills in preference to alt others, be
cause they are so pieasentt and ef
fectual. They cure biliousness,