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twenty years ago that Las never been Look Upon This Picture
surj ¿.ss-ed for fleetness of motion ; but
she was no: suitable for a cruiser be­
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cause her coal, boilers and engines
X ftfcZU were about her load, leaving small
facilities for guns and little room for
the ;rew. It is not a light task to de-
s;gn a steam vessel that will be very
rapid and yet have room for officers,
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p: 27 lS«ò ¿rew. and stores when her machinery,
cand battery are in position. The
<.v jjtt rr.t.vr mittee
de- gners of the Mayflower and Gala­
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■; - regarding tea might fail entirely in an attempt
wheat ia the Pacific northwest 1 OCff- t design a fast steam cruiser for the
navy.
rrapoaadeat oí the Reporter aays
FRONT VIEW
We met Senator J. W. Watts at
I atr. wwry I at . d : give v -j m. re ex­
act data out I sha hare the field Newberg on Friday He made the
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trip by railway and seemed to enjoy
» are.* — sy-ien. ai ri» «.'■ clue
O.ir ware!
that
part f the programme as of par­
t fa - :.»• : * - ■
?:»:- tat- any
amount
importance to the people.
acute
:r. :- agr
re
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re rea e it t be He leaned
Now nght th -re .? where we want to stay and listen to the a i
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every P. >: H a Oregon to si.-, k a ;.r. A Clarke, of the Farmer, but was
<. -mpelled to return to Lafayette on
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n tf..> a- ,n very a.any -:ber matters the 3 30 train. The address was of
d-ep interest and significance to the
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We farmer
Mr Clarke preached a prac-
»•> working for the beat inters?: • of :: al -erm n t ■ the people, upon topics
the country and aak your ?upp>rt
-uggestive in themselve- and appro­
priate t- the times. i»a«ed up-n an ex­
pert experience and a very discreet
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observation, which enables him to
Kus-;a pr ;• - ms : • demonstrate the speak as a teacher upon subjects
BACK VIEW.
approach <4 the millenium by do.ng treated, especially as to fruits. All
the lion and the lamb act • ith Bul- who heard him felt well paid for the After which call at A. J. Apperson’s u
: me dev. ted to the address.
take a look at the goods—
gar;»—the lamb to occupy i
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Serger’s Dcsb’.e Seated Drawers axd The
quarters inside of the lion.
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A recent crank called at the * hite
Shield Undershirt.
h .-»» an i ■ n.n.a- ded ti • .1 • rkeeper
«utctMor to D. C. Narrer.
Bv Hie Wav,
t. g • » er I :he treasury dep*’
Third Street. McMin: rille. 1 -regon.
Do you realize the astonishingly low price«
a i r: g
$ • 1 ' » • - ■ » *:
He e ri­
denti} ti < » k . n.sr : for a cam­ The Largest
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paign c -simittee
Men s Suits front
. • up. and Bovs’ Sa
from $3
up. NO SHODDY.
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.: Mr
Latouretle will hare to suffer amputa-
In Yamhill County. JIS. m ’ cain .
tk.n of h .- nght leg He was driving
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McCain & Hurley,
t, hi» w »od land Dear <? ♦reg -n city.
when hi.* team bt? ame unr " anag- ablej
ATTORN EV*. AT-I AM
AND NOT<R1E* ft KI
and he jumped ou I of the wagon,
Lafayette. Oregon,
bjeakinc
- of th e leg. ab ve
Especial attention paid to abstracts at
the ankh
Mr. La toanri tt- - sixty
a: d settletne t of estates in probate
year? 1 and an acciident of that kind
Office -Jail buiding. up stairs.
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’ I leceerity le very -
» ! r * ah* and heairty t
for hi? res »very a re t od f.
age Many
Hair Cintine «having and *h
pooing Parlor.
the aeciden
Burial
Rohr«
and
Miroiid»
reo-ven
< •n«taRtly on Hand.
k has
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The Daily Reporter,
APPER SON’S. |
FURNITURE HOUSE
Uniertikers Goods
Hrar«e I iirni«liod.
15c SHAVING 15c
C. H. FLEMING. Proprietor
SnooesKir to A. C. Wrndhsm
Ladies and children'? work a specialty
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style of HairCutting desired.with real
TO ORDEE at prieww which Jefr »11
it there
Ha - dyeing of all deacript on» warraa»
MBfHtitiaa.
Fancy hair dress, lc a ipe.-.aity. H-
Mak» x pt-nttw until you price rev ttock.
cold baths always readv, only line 1
E. B. rELLOB S.
street bet west Caad D.McMnnv ilk, (X
Parlor and Chamber Suits
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