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MARCH
MOI MGIHHSI ORMAI
SCHOOL AR6UMENT
1 he ‘»me
Argument
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!o i,i Other Norn ,I
ti l
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M- nm>>uth or I •
Since the establishment of the first
Normal School in the Slate of N« »
York in HL53. there ha» been a steady,
|«rai»lent growth an«l development n
th» numl er of rcb«Mil, established it
that state aa well a, thru out th
United States, unt I there te no state
in the Union that doe, not have N->rrna
training, a ive an I exce t Or -g >n alo i ■
Thi, i, an uncn table distinction
Cal
forms. Idah > Ws h ngto i, her near»«*
neigh rx, all zencm isly maintain their
Norm.'il a ho Is
Many of the st,t. -
and most of the cities, require then
teachers Io have had training in a Nor­
mal sc*’ool. The n ral schools in all
the states are justly entitle I to this
super or service; it te only denied then.
I ecause of the scarcity of trained
teachers, and the rvm«-dy in our state
no* Ii-» with th«- people.
Every other state in the Utvon has
froni one to nineteen Normal sch.Hils
Ihte means that the Normal school has
pswed thv ex) erimer tai stage, and has
proved its worth and merits by th«- re
suits. The public schuols must ha<e
teachers; the supply must come from
the Eighth grade, the l>enomin«tion«l
schools, the Stat« schiMils. or far Iwtter,
from the projx'rly i quipp. d Normal
reboot,
the rightful
source. These
teach, rs are rv«|uirrd to handle the
most difficult, delicate an I intricate
prisiuet of s«>cietv, the child. The tm-
pri'.-i ■
lh.' .hid rec. iv«"< at
h «.I.
are the moat lasting. It stands to rea­
son then, that a trained teacher will
give the best returns to the State.
The late U. S. Com. of M W T.
Harris said. ‘'The or linarv person sees
r, suits but doe, not take note of the
methods by which they are | r.duccd.
Hence the teacher who has never re­
ceived instruction in ■ N rmal uch.el
may haiqien to b«- a good teacher, but
it te quite unusual f< r him to under­
stand how he »< cur< a hl« own result,;
and I e is often not able to tm.fit by
seeing the work of other gind teach­
er, ’’
The work done by the Ni rm,I schools
is rot antagonistic to that i f the state
sch-iola, the High school», or thr l>e-
nom national school«, because it te work
peculiar to itself, in that it trains
U-achere only. The teachers in the
public achtxils should be trained by the
State who ly free from sectarian idraa
By the metixid, urojoaed in t e
Initiative for the Monmouth Normal
•ch. ol, the question te taken wholly out
of politic«. It i, fairly put up to the
Voters for their mt- II gent verdict.
Ano’her fact, the teacher from the
Normal school returns a direct, imme­
diate benefit lx the state. To use hia
S quired sk.ll and knowle<!ge he must
AN
OREGON
give the children the U-nalit. and in
vrd r to earn a livelihood. he must, a «1
do»», teach
Of the graduate, of th«
Monmouth Normal, the record show
that ninety Ave per cent have. an>1 are.
teaching
In leaching he gives the
c I drrn the d reel benefit of I 1« super­
ior training and skill
The p-op>«<<
cuat for maintaining this school In th,
i utiatrev bill now pending. is but th,
matter of a few cents to each lax pay­
er. If a man pays taxes on on,- thoua
sand dollars, lie will pay four cents a
veer to the support of th» Normal
«cbool. Thia money will be expend,d
under the direction of the one Board of
Regents, with the "ecretary of blate
aa the auditing official. Hence th,
matter is eloaeiy safe guardol
Th» State h*u> a well-cquipp d plant
• <tabli <h»d at Monmouth, a fair ,-,ti
{ mate of it, valuation wo 4 I I-« more
than on« hundred thousand «J-.ll r
Being near the rent, r of imputation,
easy of acce«a. it is I««-,tcd in th«' >n«Mt
lieautiful aid healthful part of the
State
The bull ling» are well drugmd
and equipp <1 for the work, ha ing all
mod-rn convenience,. It wuoid be
wore«- than folly to discontinue Its use.
for
the schod must I m - located «»nr
,
place, and this is a well a.-leeted s te.
(Th,- News publishes th«- above in
o iler that both si lea of the normal
question may be stated. It is unn, c« a
sary to state what 1» true of the Mon
mouth nor nal, is true of the n all am!
of aa man, more of them as the state
might build. It if purely a tn at’er of
ext wnse and whether lh«- ) euple can
afford it. Ed l
You want the Normal School question
M-parate«i from politics. That is what
the Initiative Bill <lo s for Mourn utn
Thia is your opp«>rtunity to keep it ai
ways se)-arate
The Stat«- «d icatva
her lawyer«, farmers, doctors, | bar
maciata, etc., why not h< r teach-rs
We must have schiarla.
Th- l«ett- r
trained the teacher, the tie*ter school
and more intelligent service the child
g* la. Vote, Yt». for Monmouth.
1/ N A I nlcrtau ment
On the 26th >f M srch 1 H0, tie R >v
al Neighbot, of Amen-, vdl g.ve a i
entertainment with a free lunch ac
companyment at tne K of P hall in
thi, city. Aimittan-u 2> and iJcte
Evvryboty cordially invit>d
Quite a go«.I literary program has
btx n }.r« pared.
By « nier of Committee
te ire I -IKe Volca
Parties wishing fence Will do Well b\
examining f«me befur* j-urchasing. I
ean save you. at least. 2 cent, tier rod
on vour fence if you will take the heft
of the fence in consideration pound fo
pound and 10 to 15 per Cent on strength
and durabl ity, 2» rod, free on tr al
with any other fence o.i the market if
you are not sattsfied it i, a better fence
take it down and return it and it Cual,
you nothing.
The American f ne» ta
the fence that will stand the te,’
Larger wire mean, longer life,
For
salt- at the Scio Planing Mill.
OPPORTUNITY
SAFE INVESTMENT IN A HOME COMPANY
for
Linn
a
!>h«>it tune ottlv it lintiietl antoniit
of tin* |iri-ferit-<l !«l<>«'k of lln*
Haven
Orchard
Co.
le iiffwretl fur SM*t». Each certifii-alp is
M-i’uipil by tiiift detti ou tin- Company ’n
piopeity timi in addition an equal
Kiii«*uiit <>f tilt commuti block i* given.
OREGON TITLE & TRUST COMPANY
ALBANY
Standard Liquor Co
WH01LÍA1Í
DI. A LU*
IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
T'DphoM M ais I7S
A. G. IVAGERS, Prop
;
IU 15* Gwuncrcte! St.
Salem, Oregon 4
i
MAN WOULD
SLAY80N
6090 ROADS AhE
EASY TO MAKE
suffi, le.t todiain ile r, a. . «.my r
treme , ,»«-• will re- uire two line,. Ji 5
to J7J t«er 10u0 feet ah. ul I lay i'-iocf
t le 1 feet dtrep. and !>• |«r ««fit to
I«r <ent of the road funds of the avir
age town-hip .oui I well be lAv at«d I
tit« drainage, thi, w<<uld amount I,
Silk) to JAM. which at 'he above figur. «
Split I.« g tlrag lio-» a long te a) s
no « .«I la. u cortile able Amount <■
I ..»tern Oregon
Tu»»rJ Solving th«
t I--. It would profit ea.h tow.«, dp I
I api li i heli Adv antsy«»
I r«iblc.n
aeb ct its road sup rmtend« nt at one«
if tr.ia h -a not abv-uh been done. ai>
servi him <iv«r the |.r n< inai n-a.ls ol
the township to note th«' length am
I'ortlanl. Ore. March 23 <St>--ctal) —
The Iowa Highway Co-nmiai m, whirl nu uber of plac« « that are badly in ne«
»•tern tiregon cite a a «• trrm. ih L» i *I v
of tile drainage, a, these | la.es will I«
has had a great <i»al of «taper vne wit«.
n earnest in fa-rfecting the r rum iv-c-
. «rtu- ilarly apparent during the aprili»
ti » rp>it og drag naa i««u«-«l a budet i
-lai «»-gains «turns
During th.- nut
W Vn oren •« EpinriM if Arici, w Co'italoilig 'he follow rig Strong lixl «I - - nanti ».
■»rek. under the jo nt auspices of the
'revon Dev. lopincnt tx-ague and local
m-'id of th« iM-ix flt» ui the Km« spin
Euri is FUcM Oter Nia Accises
‘•«lie«. meetings were held at Baker
lug drag.
Eia of irt.tytd hisMi3|
itv, I a Grande. I'cralleton, ami The
The work uf road maliit«»ai>«'v in
Iowa is large ly ctinfliu «1 to t «- care oi
iiilee, and « ach »a- »ililrea««»! by Tom
earth road-
VV ittun the |>a»t two «eat
t haid»on, »ecretary <*f lie Oro pm
ihr- nietiKHls have utHK r oi e a «« m
I
i-lopment I«ague
I he gath<-ri>iir-
Alhanjr. Oro March 1!»
(S|M-cial )
)«l- tv «hang-- and th«- u»e of tli«- » -lit
clivo
Lon-ti ih ti oí
«.«I Hie VI.«. w. r« < xtranrdinary m »Memlam-e amt
Wlnie his ««in was engaged in ■ aling log drag »>»1 other simp.«- «untrivam e»
* ter eat
I Komb amt Jxrd«<i V alley Rail*
lunch. J H Maine. aS years of age, to­ for thi« p ir|s>»« baa r xtemted ml.. ■ . > l
linker City had the largest attemlance
ro d Io tiegin al An
day sprang on tils offspring and si­ township bih ! cuunly ot Im» rt.it«
« ver gather»-1 at a progrosaive m<*wt
I si I t liay
te ptsni lo ktl- him with a hatchet,
First, last aisl nil the u«ne t ><• tl ue
1 1 ’
llic leading eitiaena after a c in­
striking him in the l>ack of the reck ly and lit«, ra. us of t ie nu I drag wi «
fer, nee, determined Co raiae a large
amt inflicting a deep fl.-,h wo nd. The )>»V biggvr return, on tne mo ie« in
* im of money ami ul *rtis • Biker City
young, r Maitie ui mil aeriuudy injure,!. ve-bd than the ux of a n ««¡her r««a
t horoug hlv.
hem's ) rot« » i! r«ilr a*l ha» been duly
i
After h s wound was dr»»»«d. the In­ i nplem.-nL 1hi> muM-rti .n, whit ap
At I a Grande a newly built revival
. < r) .mi t-d. tn«' iigfl «f wa« »• cure«l
jured man app< a red at the C«airth< u»e par« nlly «¡ogrnatn . will ap, « al U> in. e
tain tr.acle was tu*n. d over 1» the buai-
li.un
Mun
<■
»
io
hdo
x-tc.,
and
just
»»
an.I «wore to a Complaint charging hi, who know, a» a good, sale r .!<• for t.i
qu < kiy a» th» fumte sir iroiidxl, th« i.< as non ai <1 a great m< »ting rraultni
father i, insane. It was too I*'» to township Iroste«» a ui r a<:».p ri .1 n
kbnuat every luwn aid comnmmli in
, hold th«- examination today. ami. «i vnla « im I street comni.saiuiiei» ul tin ■ tut w di I eg'ti to fly.
I
inalilla < ountv was represent«d at
\ i «.f th . | r< In .i an work has l««»n
Maine aaavrted he fear»«i f»r Ma if. . average Iowa townlu ad->; I f r IPO
tie l*«n<’l<t,in nivtllg »id Here i» a
■
t.
bv
»
f>
w
popi»
in
clo,
without
with his father in the h>>uae, Sheriff bik I to | ut into force unin. iiut >«.
h< In |.« of one dollar of t»r .fit
II the mlernilnation Io make a great ca-ivaa,
.Smith placed a g ¡aril over th« old man, Much irx re ca i I» ac. vrnpli he*i «l x
, « < l>i>- «.f Scio wai t a railroad, and of II al sectb n and to take advanta/e
which Will keep hl » in cuaUdy In his lug t««e apimg am) winter months t a
tin
i Co. th«-« will have tu contrita) e of the state law providing for a sjm - c al
home until Momiay, when an examina­ during the a unn.tr and f .ul n.u> tu»
tl <■ fui da with which to bolkt it. The t>x for advertising the country. At
tion will be held
i tie ruad, on whicn tl.e i.rag has o«x
• • pl«- who have giant«-.) th«- right of t e imwting al The Halles, evvrv se,t
The old m ui offers no explanation of ■ us* «I dxting the wiiit.r are in mu* It
way. hav« d > im - well, but they can well I I the hall wan occupied and standing
the attack. The father aid son. who la-tt. r aha|i>' lo <» I th > taint thv ».«*< « « «1
Many prom •
lu the |M’opto who r-«o>n was at a pro ni ini
haw live,) in the »ame boo*,-, have Pot lug wet an*l thawing weather. IV m n • fford to •!<> iis-r*'
live in S« i . th»ie ought to I «■ no h. al nent men were out who hud never be­
tiern on fti. tally terms fur years but the "trust ia coming <>ul ” uf the ru*«l
It fore uttemkil a meeting of this char .Il t
them had tern no ape. lai quat re I lately. te a critical time with item
11.« ¡. . »<■ <• tn y in l unt'lbutmg l’ta-rally.
« ..n t! • . o ii.il
. f tn«- value of ar.
A few ..ays ago Mau«, at hi, father', I ino.it ronultiun, if ta*« n advent»,,'«' . I
Theme meetings show that Eastern
roqurot, l-ought.the old man aome wine, wtll make a wo al -rf u i.n rove o.-nt, every bu»m«-»a In Scio and th.- doulding
< ir, gon is earnoatly at work to get all
I
value
of
all
the
iir.qx'rty
as
well
It
but th«- latter bellewd it was poi-..n«d tiut, if legl.cl»«.. Leto ea a gr*at
the I ent tita of intelligent publicity and
and thought hi» son ha«l thus tried to sponge, r, atty to catch siki retain tl e in. an» a ptipulation of 20,1 fur Scut
tlx- value of this otganilei effort will
within
tiw
next
three
year.
kill him
Harboring this thvu»htinay spring r»iu,
the usu ul tn« d ag now
Ita* matter r».w rista with th«> i » h > appea* as lime paawa.
haw led to the attempted murder U« will kxcuii plisli tn« foil« wing r« aúlla in
A I. Mills, promttenl of I’ortland*»
day.
a greater ur less <iegt. e. de pc d ng on I ie of 2* io "nd vicinitv. If we want
I iggi at bank, c\ dently knows what l.e
.
«.mriiutm
atu>
»
w
.th
th*'
ouisi
te
woik
*,
the old man evd.mtly olann.xt th» thv numb« r »1 times and the <-«n W'lto
ow I th«- no« t«i |- t it
It is si uply is tulking a I «nit when h«- says the Pa
attack, for there had t««-n no hatchet whicr. tn« drag is un- d
a
question
of
|>ut
up,
oi
all
I
m «• luxtry • die Northwest la th«- inm«t pneijM->(Mia
ui h » b dr.a.tn ami h«- m .st have taken
I First of ail. the water ala. d ng in
lion of the tlnlt«d State», lie »a« a
to
r-
inain
in
th.-
undev«
I
pv
I
condition
it there in preparation for the attack.
the ruts aid depression« or tunning
.-apital of the country is i way ami it 1»
in
which
it
ii«>«
la.
All
of
<>ur
hill
The younger Maine had some work to d-.wn toe wo,-« I lr»c»a w.|| be thrown
< oming thi» way f.-r invetilmenl in
<lo th.» aft. rhiain a . Started toeat lunch out ol the |rav«|.-d way tu li» aid«- latata. whiih tow pr>»lucc little or no
income, if put tn fro t ran Ie male to large <|Oantitie«. I'nmiM-cla for thia
about
d o’clock b< f..ro the remain• ditches
«ear an- th» beet, be My», the North­
il< r of the family »al down
Hatch« I
g. I hose rjts a ul itepr. «sions will be , rialui r >!l> i to | «IU | er acre «-»ch
He natuial'y
Other »«ctw-n» of the vaih-y, rot west ha» ever kmun
in hard, the fsta-r st«|qHd from t.is tilbd witn mmst earth, which tu Ui., year
attributes a v, rv large part of (be
»o
favorably
li»
atvti
as
wr
ar»
have
tiedr«o n and befurr th« suo's wife and cuiMiitmn w.ll paca a id b ca.iic a Soli 1
».tlviti and hustle h»r«»lMHit tn the
income, of thia va ue.
daughter, Wto with, aaed the attack, part of tn«- roa-.ued.
1
he
pru)»*s«'d
line
of
railway
is
to
I
ms large amount of raiinm l lanlding now
ci uki intervene, h» struck hi, mmi in
X Th« shoulders at each side will I m -
umler wav. Thi, work, he sava. is
the back of the neck
The hatchet tanlt up wnere the traffi
has fl itt»i.e<l omstnicted from .Miinkvrs to Sen* axi
uti t > Jun an, with a branch running showing the confldenc» thv leader» in
was dull and the blow wax evidently and stewed them into si te diicnv«.
the financial world have in thi» section
luwer than intended.
4. Rid««-» wn.ch the whve.s have t rough Richar* a n lisp t» Laro nli.
The capital st* ck has been plac-d at aid it naturally lire« ds c-mAden»» in
The wound i, two inches long and f. .rmv«l I m -tween the re .ter of th« toad
other«.
penetrated almo t to th» t«me in the and the sxi.» ul th«- mlci.es wi.l ba J 5,'>»t, div ci <1 into 7 *o shar«s of Sits)
wain
it
is
the
purpose
of
the
com
­
John F. Stevens, president of th»
ce .Ur of th« cut
1h« old man ha, siiMMitneu ..own an.) th.« cent, r ul the
t»en eccentric for «ears, but waa never road wdl be uu.it u,., gi-ing the wat. r pany to build the first three mile» of Oregon Trunk ra Iway, now under cm»»
c .n»idered insane until today*, attack. that fails oil ll.e I. a«« i. x p.-rt u.i ol he the road within the m xt sixty or ninety -truction up the hewhutra Io Contral
da««, and the l alane«-ot the line aa Oregon, »ays 50 0 nu n are al work m»
He waa a res d-nt of Albany until 16 road an up)» rtmiily tu g< t away.
iH».n as practice I*- thereafter.
the HUi miles how under ronstrvelmN,
year« ago. when he went to Newjort,
5. tty di aggmg the si te d.tchvs with
t itix.-n» of S< io, th>- proposition te or nearly »* many men a» ever were
returning here a year ago. He waa a lite drag hitch. .1 al an angle of mure
We have wait«*! in vain employe«! on th,- construction of the T70
justice of the peace here ui the early than 4*i «Mar«-<M. tne dt«n«s «ax .• now up to us
it*r
oulsu
e
ctiytta)
to Lmhl a railroad miles of the North Bank road
He
day,
c.eaned of wsau urdirt turown down l.y
Henry Main», Jr., i, a painter and i, the fio.il frutti overhanging bwr.KX »tut fur us. We now have the best o) por- ays the new line I, of H » n < st midern
t unity which we have « ver had, to g.-t const ruction »nd the whol, thing is be­
about *5 years of ag»
H<- and hi, the ruad gtadaslly wi .«»«<!
duect railroad
communication.
If ing tiushvl with the utmost pnn«ible
father have had tittle to do with each
6. the semi twds between ti,«' center
every
cititi
n
will
do
hia
duty
and
sub-
energy
The present plan is to build
other for many years.
of th« road and si .e dilcnes walUng io
The younger man’, wife wa, taking grow Into a mass of noxious weanJ» CSil •crib« onv-half of th» value a railroad south nnlv as far aa Bci d. although
will a«id to his property, w, will get ma) s have liem fl'cd from Berni south
care of her huaband*, father. Th» la a taigs mess.ue be destroy««! now,
th« road. But every Individual must to the Klamath Indian Reservation.
a/vd man is quit» feeble physically a,
7. It the suil is J-.st moist. ,»cn time
Ilceptte heavy weather of th« pa,t
a» well as mentally. B»«I<1«, fwole- the drag is us».I a thl.i layer wi,l I m tin, even more than he think, i« hi.
tairter, Inquiry Into crop «nd »lock con-
n»re, InctiJent to old age. he i, troubled a«i<tod to U>« travel portion of th« road, duty to do.
A railroad into ,r>d through Scio, to ditiot • ,how that los-es have not lieen
with a heart affin tion.
»
which will pack into and bull I up a
r
point« up Thomaa «•■*! Cral.tr»» creak,, • o gem tai a, » as fearod. Some slock
hanj surface crust under th» traffic, If
will easily doujil« thv valuu Hf all the whs Ii*! on the range Imt the imrernt-
l inn County census Enumerators
it is w»t, th« Water will be lorc.d out.
farms within touch, It will enable age • not large. Prospect, in the ex
drying th« road In a much atmrter time
John W. Fonger. Albany.
every farmer to mar el his products at tensive grain dtstricta of Eastern Ore­
« bragging in Marih, April and
Joseph R From, twbamon
a figure, heretofore ui.thought of. In gon are reported to tie excellent for a
May will reduce th« dust in Jun«, July,
Th«*. C. Ilavidaon, Brownsville.
fait, it wilt |lace tha fork, of th» bumper crop. Grain pru»|M-cl, In Hie
August and Septemlwr.
W . J. Green. Thomaa.
Saiitiam on the map and mat*» our rich " illamrttr valley are said to I m - aim
V I'he action ut the frus ha, put the
Milton J. Kneer, Mill City.
valleys rut valuable aa other portions of what less satis factory
Because of the
Mill in such ccmdition now that two
Laurence H. " allace, Halary.
the Willamette valley.
unusual heavy snowfall in the minin'
hurs.
a
will
do
thv
work
of
four
a
htt.e
Mias Lena K. Milh-r, Shelburn.
It wtll hot do for som«- of our citisen, sins during the fiaat winter, there will
late r.
Henry 3. Nolan, Lacomb.
tu hang ha'k, exp* cting ottier, lo «lo I m - plenty of water fur irrigati.m |»ui
10. The waves arid rut« can I m - taken
Janie, A Putman Brownsville.
the work. Under such condition». tt*e I«- m • thi, year
out of gravel roads now, and tlie enterprise will lie dropiml.
Maynord Morgan. Harrisburg.
B it if
material which has been lurced tow aril
Ekirldgr G. Margaaon. Lebanon.
• vt ryone will ilo hi» part, by midsum­
For Sale We have no more Whit<
tn« side ditches brought back unto t;ir
R W ard Cyrus, Sc.o.
mer cars will t*c running into Seni arai la-gh«.rn t'oekerte for »ale. for all are
t> aveled wav. The wheels will do all
Marion I. C. Arnold. Scio
Inter on t<> Jurilan and luiromb
sold
But w< have and w ill have " hite
the rolling ne« < »«ary.
Jas. F. Powell. AI turn y
I.cghorn
egg, per setting of 15 f< r SI,
11. By reversing the drags on hills
Cha» A. Upham, Albany.
Burkhurt for phot-«, st Harnish’s No purer ,t<rk of thia breed ran bo
and
throwing
the
earth
ti.ovel
from
E. Elbert M arford. Albany.
galli ry, Saturday and
utaiaj, April found any where
We alao have a few
the center of the roa«i to the ante I a.ul 2.
Miaa Kate B Mct.'unv, Sheiida.
pedigreed Polai.d China pig, for »ale
dilchea, d«< p and dang« roua d.tchca at
John H. Turpin, Jr., W aU-rteo.
yet
Trappiat Father«. Scio Ore.
the roMiside may atxin tie fiilmi and the
Mohair Pool
J. E. Lobaugh. Aloany.
g. a«i< uf thr whole hill towered.
Many of thè ,rowers of mohair at
Ernest M. (»«MxBin, Harrisburg.
New Irrigation Hook rree
The responannlity for having thv and n.ar Scio bave requoted thè for­
Mias Mary G. W ither, lwt>anon.
drag u ed hM ixien fixed by th« legis­ mai ion of a puoi of the.r la IO clip, a
“Well Irrigation for Small Farms
Miaa Nona Mill- r U n I urn.
lature nn tne town tru»t<-e« and the pool iter is at thè < «fi ir e of R. Site-Itoti in is a («ublicatiun jual isaued h« •*
William C. B hite, Albany.
r xul auperintemtrnte.
.Scio, a-id th<M» d--iring lo |wa»l may General Pa»«cngrr Department, of ths
John H. •■uina, Aloany.
1 he drainage <>n ateep hillaided, or on consigli t.ieii fleeee*.
f)r«gon Railroad atei Navigation Co.,
flat, wet atre'ches of road, where the
and Southern Pai'ittc Lines in Oregon.
None« of Dissolution
Our ear load of baggie, will lie here Thi, IxMiklt t set» forth in a practical
Nona i, hkrkry avsN that th, ground waler aland« st high tevel, will
firm of < arson A Co., heretofore pro­ ,uppt«m nt the uae of th« road drag about March 2D and if you are going to concise wav th« tmaaibilltir» for profit
-u.h buy tnen come in and ace our stock oi of inexpensive irrigation, arwt should
prie tore, te di«a«iiv»d, Thomaa I .arg» •nil prove «splendid inve.tmant.
retiring and Cal Carson succeeding to p are, a, th« ,r will show up a, ta tng rub tier tyre bises a id bu;g1*-», we ean lie in the hand, of every farmer in
comidete proprietorship of the business particularly bad. and will remain wet nave you so ne money a» we i«uy every­ Oregon.
Co|iie, may lw obtained free on
All bill, du» th» late firm and bute long alter the roaite in the vt inity have thing direct from the f .ctory, ami mat
due others, ar« only collectable or d i«d. A fl-i-eh tile, • .metirr»» only a is the reason we rs'i give you lower application to Win. M< Murray. General
fe v hundr. d I«« l tong <iown on» »ul uf pr.ee, men other uealers can.
PaaaaagM Ag- ix •• R A N . a id IMP«
payable by th» undcisigned.
Lit«». Wt.aicLi
. the road, If properly laid, may prove t
Lu.« , lit Oregon, Pwrtland, Ute.
i
C al C'AiutoN
TO THE FRORT
Ud A'Jao! ResiÉest lolicH Flesfc
f mi as Ofsra Eats
rSANlTT IS THE CHAFGE MADE
HAS REEN INCORPORATED
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