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under public ownership, the sec
ond is mutualized, while the
third is a private concern. The
fair, capable management of the
latter however, forestalls the
public , ownership propaganda
Saturday evening, the last day
o f the Lewis and Clark fair, has
been designated as Goode night
in honor o f H. W . Goode, presi
dent o f the fair. Since Mr. Goode
is president o f the General Elec
tric Company which furnishes
the lighting for the fair and
which has been a small fortune
in itself, and his salary as presi
dent o f the fair has been no small
sum, it is the opinion o f the com
mon herd that his “ day” has
extended over four and a halt
months time and that the per
quisites have been ample. Good
night Mr. Goode.
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boxes on primary election day
there will be uo trouble in select
ing a good clean man to head
the ticket.
Hon. George Mavger, a mem
ber ot the last state legislature,
has eloped with Miss Olive
Barnes, a telephone girl in the
long distance office at Portland,
ana left it is said for Australia,
leaving a wife in Oregon.—Junc-
tion City Times.
T o most people it would sound
better to omit the “ H on.”
E R C H A N D IS E
IN T E R S
Something new—Our line of Cushion
Sole Shoes for Ladies and Gents. Inspect them.
F L A N N E L S For Special bargains in Outing
Flannels, see ns—it will pay you.
R U B B E R G O O D S Come in out of tbs wst
and try our Rubber Goods and Umbrellas. Prepare
for the rainy season.
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DRY G O O D S A foil line of drygoods including
SHOES
Certain Ncwbcrg fellows were
s o well pleased with the slate
made up in a McMinnville law
The A storia News-Herald voices
office for delegates to the state
the sentiment that Joseph Simon
convention tw o- years a g o that
is again to become the dom inat
they overlooked the fact that
ing influence in Oregon polities.
a county commissioner to be
Well, you can't always tell w hat
d fcted w ould have something to
Jo is thinking about when he is
say regarding the appropriation
Our Groeory Department Compiate
standing to one side o f the crow d
fo r a free ferry at Newberg and
saying nothing,
they allowed the candidate for
this im portant office to be named
Occasionally yon will ran
by the same parties in the same
across men w ho think the
law office. It took a little time
Lewis and Clark fair is “ no
The H ood River News-Letter,
t o get around to the fact that
g ood ” as they express it but
the track w as “ soaped” but the E. R. Bradley editor and 4>ub- they usually belong to a class
Notlce,
lisher, is the name o f a " new
who will g o at break neck speed
WE HAVE ABOUT
ofcourse yóu Can’t alw ays * ‘catch
to attend a ten cent vaudeville
All parties carrying an ac
’em a cortin’ and a goin’,” es- hour last Saturday at H ood theater.
count
with the Newbeyg Steam
pecially when yon lose your River. Mr. Bradley has been
Laundry are expected to settle
heads over the results o f the first running a first class jo b printing
An old couplet says, “ The king
office in H ood River for several o f France with forty thousand on the first o f each month,
turn o f the wheel
years and besides he is not a men marched up a hill—and then prom ptly, as w e have bills ot
It keeps Senator Fulton pretty tenderfoot in a newspaper office, marched down again.” Like our ow n to meet.
Yours respectfully,
busy guessing as to which candi the fact o f which the initial num wise, Senator Fulton made a,
date to support for the Oregon ber o f his new venture plainly in pilgrimage to ¿W ashington last
federal Judgeship, that he may dicates. The Graphic extends week and then-cam e home again.
be counted behind the winner the glad hand and welcomes the
whoever he may be. Having News-Letter to our exchange
On last Saturday at Lexing
disregarded Lincoln’s dictum as
ton, Kentucky, Dan Patch, the'
t o swapping horses in the middle
great pacer, clipped three quar
The dear people at the polls on ters o f a second from his ow n
o f the stream, the wily senator
is having all kinds o f trouble in primary election day must be record, lowering the w orld’s
getting across w ithout having reckoned with under the new record to 1:5514-
Compare our Syracuse P low s w ith the O liver.
unceremoniously to roll up his primary election law and this
W e have them both.
pants legs and wade out the best accounts fer the large number o f
w ay he can. And in the mean candidates w h o are emerging
tim e his predicament doesn’t from the w oods at this early
seem to be w orrying President day. This is a case where honest
Reuben can have a say in mak
ing nom inations for his party if
At F. EL Caldwell &
McMinnville is figuring on put he w ill post himself and learn
ting in a new water system at what he w ants to do in time to
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an estimated cost o f $55,000, make his w ork effective.
the water to be brought in from
There is quite a strong senti
m ountain springs west o f tow n.
ARE ABLE TO FURHISH TOUR HOME COMPLETELY.
ment
in
favor
o
f
a
law
requiring
There is probably no tow n in
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
the valley that needs a good all com paign contributions and
w ater supply more than does expenditures to be made public.
LINOLEUM. WALL PAPER,
M usical Director o f P acific College
It
is
not
certainly
know
n
that
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the county seat, and while the
WINDOW SHADES, EVERYTHING.
Will conduct'courses in
first cost will be heavy it will be Dock W right w ould g o quite
A FINE LINE OF PAINTS.
m oney so well spent that the that far but it is staged that he
used
some
pretty
strong
adjec
citizens will be prond o f the sys
tem when it is once in and will tives at the close o f the last
M usical F orm , V oice Production, etc. Classes for
have no regrets over the expendi county cam paign when the fellow
M usical Kindergarten w ill be form ed.
who held the sack was unable to
ture.
account for a round hundred
The Irrigator says: The friends that had been put into his hands!
o f M alcolm A. M oody, o f The
The Reporter tells o f a Mc
Dalles, claim he has a walkover
Minnville
man who has been pre
tor the congressional nomination
sented
with
a fipe cane, which is
and election, If the Irrigator
cou ld see Judge Lowell appointed hollow , containing a long glass
t o the federal bench and Mr. bottle and a glass tumbler, and
M U S IC A L IN S T R U M E N T S A N D
M oody elected to congress we discreetly explains that people
FINE LINE OF
S H E E T M U S IC
w ould feel that the best possible crossing the desert often carry
selections had been made for water in such canes. At least
Current M agazines and Publications—
those offices. And then with one denizen o f the county seat
Stationery— Confectionery.
Hon. E. L. Smith in the gover is evidently prepared to with
n or’s chair we think we could stand ‘ the affliction ot a local
F. E. WALLING* P r o p
see oar w ay to an era o f clean option wave in Yamhill county.
TO SHOW YOU
politics,
In his cartoons and character
As the time for the finishing o f sketches which are appearing in
the LaFayette-St. Jo cutoff is the Oregonian, Harry Murphy
supposed to be near at hand the is making some very clever hits.
H eadquarters for Feed, Seed* and Fertilizer
probability ot the establishing One o f his best appeared last
P U N T COMPLETE AND UP TO DATE
o f a morning train service out Snndav showing Frank C. Baker
o f Portland over the Yamhill holding the pipe o f peace with
W e do all kinds o f w ork in our
branch is being discussed by the dove o f peace in a cage at
line in latest styles and patterns.
BOTH PHONKS
the people along the line. That the rear and an olive branch lay
there is a demand tor the service ing at his feet.
goes w ithout saying and we
Of the many “ special days” at
hope the railroad officials will
not longer delay giving us what the Lewis and Clark fair set
we are entitled to.
apart in memory ot certain peo
ple none has been more def erving
In a spirit o f rivalry Forest than that o f “ Dr. John M cLough-
Grove and Hillsboro, lead by linday” when the pioneers under
the newspapers ol the respective the direction o f the Oregon His
towns; have been indulging for torical Society paid tribute to
Excellent advantages offered for students
several months in some vigorous the memory o f this grand old
scrapping but a halt has been man.
Pleasant surroundings, with good moral i
called and they talk o f burying
sociations. '
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the hatchet. A newspaper scrap
One o f the consolations that
makes interesting reading and it come with the approach ot an
is not very “ dangerous” , unless Oregon winter in the Willamette
it is carried to extremes
valley which always brings the
early and the later rains, is the
T H E M U S IC D E P A R T M E N T will be under
One o f the best advertisements thought that we can say good-
the efficient supervision o f Prof. Jas. Carrick, o f the Con
o f a town:—marks o f its "true by to the fool autoraobilist who
servatory o f Glasglow, Scotland, an instructor o f ability
progress—are what are known can neither come nor go to m o
and experience.
as its public utilities, such as its lest or make afraid.
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Squash in season from City GaPden.
For further information call oti or address
water supply, telephone system,
lighting equipment, etc. New-
The names o f more than one
Yours to please,
berg’s water is the best, its tele good man have lieen mentioned
phone service complete and ade as candidates for governor and
P r e s id e n t.
quate and its electric lighting if wisdom prevails when the
votes are placed in the hallo*-
Patterson, Jones & Company
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Seventy-five
Heating Stoves
T. B. CUMMINGS & COMPANY
Piano, Organ, Theory, Harmony,
Walling’s
BUGGIES
Newberg Sash and Door Factory
IMPLEMENTS
M ACKIE & M ILLER
Frank Wood
H. Edwin M cG rew ,