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The Oregon City Enterprise
has placed an order lor a $4000
Miehk press. Verily the old cord-
wood and cabbage-on-subscrip,
tion dope is out of date in the
field of Oregon newspaperdom.
The New York Independent,
the Outlook, Collier’s Weekly and
the Springfield Republican are all
out for Taft in preference to Bry
an but we have yet to hear from
CoL Holer. His paper don't reach
this office.
the side of the road. M r. Belts
became aware of the presence oi
the fire at once but even then it
bad gone beyond his control and
ie hastened for help which he se
cured through the aid of his
phone. People came from the
¡ountry all round and even from
Brownsville. There were none
too many. Seventy-five acres of
>astore was burned and it was
with the utmost difficulty that
the fire was confined to this area.
—Bulletin.
The State Board of Health ot
Indiana has published a report
which gives the total number of
deaths from all causes in the
state during the year 1907
37,461. OI the various di
r a U M O A T , AUGUST 20, 1208.
tuberculosis led with 4,522
deaths or nearly eight and a
The article entitled “Keeping
About the cheapest thing that third per cent of the whole num
Administrator’s Notice of Final
Out
o f Debt" which will be found
comes to tow n is a cheap show ber.
in this issue was furnished by G.
in f l j time.
Kollo* U hereby given U n i U * undertigned
With so many men and women W. James who says he cut it out edmtnUtretor o i the eetnte oi John X. Blair,
o
f
a
paper
when
a
boy
and
he
The man who never makes any o f marriageable age running
teeaed, hn* tied hi* Innl eeoount e* admin
mistakes is not in the race on around loose it seems rather has made it his m otto during his istretor of Mid eetate In U * Conntj Court o i
TamhlU County, Oregon, and that mid Court
this mundane sphere.
strange that record is made o f so career. I t is well worth a care hai appointed Monday, September n , HOB, at
the hour o i 10 o’clock a. m. aa the day and hour
many who are “ on the marry ful reading and a copy kept on lor
the bearing of objections to said iMl *0-
count and the eettlement thereof.
file
will
not
be
out
o
f
place.
T o keep the Oregonian in the and w ho seem to fail to find sat
Now, therefore, all peraoo* lute rested to laid
tided
eeeul
eetate ere hereby not!
to ap-
straight and narrow w ay re isfactory helpers without eloping
pear at the County Court room at MeMlnuTille,
The following timely sugges aaiJ County and State et aald time to then aud
quires a lot o f effort on the part with other men’s wives or other
there ahowVauae, If any there be, why «aid ae-
should not bo aetiled, allowed and ap
o f the Journal.
wives’ husbands, as the case may tions are taken from the Albany eount
proved, and said administrator dleoharged and
aald
estate
forever and anally settled.
Democrat:
"The
greatest
thing
be, but in the language o f the old
Dated Auguet H, 1906.
ALPHKU8 T. BLAIR,
Compared with the number o f man Solomon “ the simple pass on about a city is not simply growth
Administrator of the estate of John X. Blair,
deceased.
in population. It is just as im
people hauled, the railroads are and are punished.”
portant lor a city to grow in
aw ay behind the autos in the list
o f distressing fatalities.
I f it be true that a “ hereafter” morals. The greatest thing ih
with uncomfortable surround the progress o f a city is making
Newberg has go t into such
Corvallis, Ore.
ings has been prepared for the it a good place in which t o live,
w ay o f graveling streets and lay unregenerate, what hope is there tor it has to be a home as well as
FFERS collegiate courses in
ing cement walks that there for the fellow who comes along business center. It has to be
Agriculture, including A g
seems to be no end to such per on an August afternoon when place in which to rear one’s chil
ronomy, Horticulture, Horticul
manent improvements.
the mercury is sizzling at the top dren, one where the enjoyments ture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy
o f the tube and every housefly in o f life and modern conveniences Husbandry, etc.; Forestry; Do
Our neighbors in Washington
the room is making a high dive may be had. The city does wel mestic Science and A rt; Civil,
county with a record o f tw o
for the bald spot on your pate, which advances along lines o Electrical, Mechanical, and Min
murders committed in a month’s
and sticks his head into your den better citizenship. When this is in g Engineering; C o m m e rc e ;
time are making history at a
and chirps, “ is it hot enough fer done the grow th ot a city w il Pharmacy.
rapid rate.
take care ot itself, for it is a fact
ye?”
Offers elementary courses in
that most people are looking for
Agriculture,
Forestry, Domestic
The outlook for better roads in
In view o f the fact that Seattle a city pleasant for home life. Science and Art, Commerce and
Oregon is encouraging. Hereto
must necessarily depend on Port About the first thing asked is Mechanic Arts, including «forge
fore all the good roads talking
land for liberal boosting for the about school, church and such work, cabinet making, steam
has been done during the winter
Alaska-Yukon Exposition to be influences. Nine out o f ten let fitting, plumbing, machine* work,
season when nothing could be
held in that city next year, it ters of inquiry from the east wil etc.
done, but this season it has been
shows a woeful lack o f the com have some question along these
Strong faculty, modern equip
kept up aw ay into August.
monest kind o f horse sense < lines. Then by all means let us ment; free tuition; opens Sept 25.
raise the standard o f boosting.”
There are a large number o f the part o f the Seattle papers
Illustrated catalogue with full
young people about Newberg when they continue, in season
information on application to the
Getting Into Politics.
who ought to be in college the and out o f season, in their at
Registrar, free.
tempts
to
belittle
Portland.
It
coming year and the opportunity
It is a matter o f interest, ana
is afforded them without being looks like a late crop o f “ Seattle for young men a fact o f persona
Compelled to leave home and pay spirit" gone to seed.
importance, that Mr. Hitchcock
$1*50 Per Year hi Advance.
,
Ü7
The Albany Democrat says Sii-
vertoa is so dry they don't allow
the old saloon signs tb' remain
up. That is right. A saloon
is a bad advertisement for
any town.
Agricultr’l College
O
board. Consult with President
Kelsey in the matter.
I t is true that boys, and girls
as well, should learn to swim,
but we take notice that in the
long list o f fatalities from drown
ing so far this season the greater
number have been persons who
were good swimmers. This is
the class that usually take un
necessary risks.
I t turns out that it is college
bred men who have made the
H ood River apples famous.
Learned to root at the big foot
ball games no doubt. Editor
Shepard ot Better Fruit is organ
izing a university club at H ood
River and already has thirty in
the line-up.
Recently tw o strangers got off
the morning train from Portland
and as they walked down the
street one o f them was heard to
remark to the other, “ This is the
biggest little place I have ever
seen. Come on, there is some
thing down the street I want to
show you.” The particular ob
ject of interest to the stranger
we were unable to locate with
out appearing to be too free, but
it is worth something to know
that we have something here
that causes comment a little out
of the ordinary.
i
E; "
W ith the south side ot First
street lined for a distance ot eight
blocks with cement Walks twelve
feet in width, and a good begin
ning made on the north side, and
the west side of Main street lead
ing to the depot laid with a good
wide walk, Newberg is showing
up equal to many good sized
cities in the use of cement for
walks. It Is awfully hard on the
rats but scarcely anything else in
the w ay of improvements can be
invested in that gives a town
more of an air o f permanency.
This with the gravel that is be
ing placed on the streets o f New
berg makes the town look good
to strangers as well as to the
home folks. I t all comes a little
high but it gives employment to
men and it is worth all it costs.
While Mrs. A. S. Duuniway
may be a little bit radical on the
question ot woman’s suffrage it
must be admitted that along
with her busy public work she
has not failed to give her sons
the home training that is neces-
cary for making useful men o f
boys. One o f her sons, Dr. C. A
Dunniway, who has occupied
chair in Stanford University for
several years, has recently been
elected president of the Montana
State University at Missoula.
The alarming increase in the
number o f cases o f murder and
suicide throughout the country
is making the once unimportant
office of county coroner worthy
o f consideration when a candi
date is being selected. In many
o f these cases mysteries are to be
solved and dark deeds uncoverec
which require special fitness on
the part of the coroner and men
o f good judgment and clear per
ception should be selected for the
office.
The Oregon Agriculturist says
Perhaps it is just as well that
some o f the owners of young
cherry orchards in Oregon are
pulling up their trees. Many
those who are doing so probably
planted without giving the mat
ter due thought and study. The
whole country over, it has al
ways been the rule that a very
large majority o f fruit trees are
planted to fail of results. There
are always many times the num
ber ot fruit trees which would be
needed to supply all possible de
mands if they had been planted
with good judgment and had re
ceived proper care. As it is the
supply ot really marketable fruit
does not often exceed the de
mand. As land becomes more
valuable and farming more inten
sive and scientific this condition
will gradually pass away. The
communities which make great
est progress in the use o f the best
methods of grow ing and market
ing fruits will in time take the
business of raising fruit tor mar
ket from districts where the rate
o f progress is slower.
who managed Mr. T a ft’s cam
paign np to the time o f the na
tional can vent ion, and who h a }
since been elected chairman ot
the Republican National Commit
tee is only forty-one years old.
I t is doubtful if so young a man
ever before held so prominent a
place in his party, or had such
responsible and important work
to do in politics in the United
States.
College presidents, clergymen
and social reformers are con
stantly urging yonng men to “ go
into politics” and among their
hearers are always many who
would be glad to follow the ad
vice if they knew how. As a rule
the more o f education and cul
ture a young man has, the hard
er he finds it to enter upon a po
litical career. The reason is that
education and cnltnre are apt to
breed modesty and to restrain a
man from thrusting himself for
ward.
Politics, on the other hand, re
quires push and iniative. It is
well for the young man to join
the local organization o f his par
ty and attend caucuses and vote;
bnt if he expects to hold office—
and there is no more laudable
ambition—he mast do more than
wait. He must reach out forthe
prize himself.
Few well-meant and high-
sayings have done more prac
tical harm than that which de
clares that the “ office should seek
the man.” In point o f fact it
does not. The undesirable kind
o f men know this by instinct,
ask for what they want and get
it. The kind who might filFthe
offices more worthily too often
hold back. The young man of
worthy motives ought to learn
to step up and say, “ I ’m a can
didate.” —Youth’s Companion.
Gone Dry in Lynn.
While John Belts was drivipg
down a short hill near his home
ten miles northeast of Harris-
bnrg, one of the wheels on his
Wagon struck a small stone, the
contact o f the steel tire causjng
sparks to fly, immediately set
ting fire to the tall grass along
Going
Camping?
/
W e can supply every
thing from a wagon
to go in, to fish hooks
and a frying pan to
fry your fish in------
when you catch them
King & Bennett
Hardware Co.
First & Washington Sts.
DIARRHOEA
There la no need ot anyone
with this disease, to r to
; a quick cure it ia only neceo-
• to taka a few doaes o f
Chamberlain’s
Calie. Chalara aid
Diarrhoea Remedy
Plumbing!
In fact, in moot cases one doee is
sufficient. It newer fails and can be
relied upon in the moat severe and
dangerous cases. It ia equally v a l
uable for children and is the means
ot sawing the lives o f m any children
each year.
In the world’s history no medicine
has ewer m et with greater success.
G ive s i a chance a t that
new hom e. W e w ould lik e
to put In those Bath F ix
tu res, E tc., and do you r
plum bing.
PRICE 2*8. LAME SIZE *08.
*
d
Clemenson &
W e are selling lots of
Ribbons,Laces
Embroideries
BECAUSE
Stock is Large and
Evans
Pricms Right
$
TR EES
W ell yes, a general stock always on
hand at L a fa yette Nursery Co. See W .
B. Reed fo r prices before buying else
where. Address,
1
Watches, Clocks, and a fu ll line
o f Silverw are fo r the holiday
trade.
Y A Q U rN A B A Y
.
F R U IT
S. W . P O T T E R
NEWPORT
AND
N A S H & F IN L E Y
They see not, unless they are
properly fitted w ith
Is the the man to see about it.
LET US FIGURE WITH YOU.
I
Having Eyes
Box 37, Lafayette, Oreg.
DRUGS A MEDICINES.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIALTY.
Books, Stationery, Fauey and
Toilet Articles. Camara and
Kodaks aad all kinds o f Camera
Supplies.
LESSONS G IVEN IN K O D A K '
EBY
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A
,
Oregon’s Matchless Beach Resort
The place to go for perfect rest and every conceiv
able form of healthful and delightful recreation.
Its Facilities A re Complete — Best o f food and an abun
dance o f i t Fresh water from springs. All modern neces
sities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets freshly pro
vided every day. Fuel in abundance.
Cottages partly fur
nished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal
sanitary regulations.
NEW PORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to
Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Train
service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout
Rate from Newberg, Oregon.
Season six-months ticket $5.70
Saturday to Monday ticket $3.00.
Our el*borate new rammer book gives a concise
description o f Newport, including a list o f
hotels, their capacity and rate*. Call on, tele
phone or w rite
G. W . James, Local Agent
; WIL McMURRAY
Graphic and Oregonian $2.25;
Graphic and Journal $2.
_
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon