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T** Dailty Reporter« Ihreeieus Ulectiou, ’’io ceitiwitmal ¡uinivtirsury «if the Wtoual election of -Jm the birth of H<«nrv Howley Bls- 1?. C. LKKI.AVn A U. KI. McMuufcvüW ,1!'e iepurtinuitti >op. uoinpuMir h dome Swnwi. Feb. ' tSx? **' held t' esday eveuju^ with Thniie, md ithtu* popular aiks> XcM ti ¡ a * ili’ ft the following rvtsuft <JVvuri>«d >u Novmnlivr fSth last Don't forget the i' citer -ale but was aih wt>d o pass i inno- "h.1- YKt um '»JUUI. itit>. c she " f ■ < - VI «!■' 11\X Uceii. [ce formed on pond- in tht- Chief Fugmeer,. K. W. b\Jler ; A -killed iniH-.-or h As-i-tant Chief Fugt uevr, G. W « be <t Jones; secretary. C. W fai-! ’ lc- will limcl tile «mug ill inch «- <’H. his iiv u Mohawk hull .u G. F 1 Jup:'-r I’luv: - Ha- let Up a mago; irca-urvr. !>r p. u. m-duy, with a view u -, ' / - [irk- ■ - *s ■ ■ • ” it ■1 wal l" ganr/.ing i-Huss ileis*. (io v ( M I amiage. J L. Kogers. e* e«l doo«!- to v>a.-.-. rueu, it will do vou good, HOOK. k\L> 1. UH?KK I.O. KQ t. It was reported to-day chat chaj ge for admission. th-: "a J’ -’V ■ gv a - vervi veil I tvst'-ivut, l>r. J. F I'albreath ‘O. tiv -mow, iiv !>«Muntni -uiow, FHlUiu Uh» sity. mu Uv h OU I m I o * ser: - irv ■ -o’" ; -e present secrciavy. Darby Kìletni F,-re I4 oumi a welcome vusiurduv i in high water man. 0 <> Hodson first assis VI«; VLiui v i J le. Every budv was The «ieiated a —entbh «• men tant,. 1. oopet Brv'.’xC." secou-1 ** chsertuj, uni the fluwey muni Is reached ST ”: o-.lav »• m tilth assistant, Hugh Cubani st: spreads over ul,-ample ike. -- ? ■ : ■ ■■ \-e v en gate. ('has. Grissett "u ,u -puns, iiisi enough to gi' e much like work KCLli-^-!«; >;xi. ixu; co. xo. I us a asie of wilai is to our Al A . - I re-tdent. c M W anace -e« rv- lan;«.' rieinls 4 surfoit. talked of for Lafayette, to go tary.T. H Flemiug : treasurer, !*he VieVLunvills -mllo'ge -tale with its lam fat ami bone-boil- J. L. Kogers; fervmau, Elsie bour'j have -elected tin- Kuv. !’ - • - W - : - G "r«»w -on as ’»re-idem if tha Farmer" who are tn town, to- Force ; >ee«?ud assistan t H Car ’.■«?lleg«j. ,o ake the position u w:th cutters. - lin : delegate. C. W. Talmage. th«? beg- u . li ig of tile -.'oUego veur ■ -- - it sleigh- Mr s. - * graduate »f :h Madi- strati ¿4 - - h-.K x-a L Ittg 1- rrrc rate mt-ide of the ’if" I l.Alll . lOil . N W Prvsi-.ieut. sewetouty .«■ i ■■ -- • - citv. in? cm .-.- of T"7 ui-i ,.-s , x ' < M rw. Kt'.'wuss'u, wife of the liter are the sa’>ve as ’ • F ..!■ Baptist ' ibjologicuj siliii-. newly the Engine iwtpfuuv F’^man. J- iry .’f '.'bn.-iig-i, «diiss of 1 ssk college. 1- a’.'-* a tern her of note. D. Fenton tirsi assi-ia vt. J W. Me* « " ‘ i-.si- ant. \«V tie 7 - - ecu m eijurg«' of the She is ; Prue, ‘.e^gate. J.’L. Kogers. 'A'bany BiAptist hureh siine Albany. ' -S' v ■ oread) tl the th s si rraiK. Pot. at- - are worth from $1 ’ ’»«■I »• . ■ - ■ ■ ; ' - Bai ; ir.trdj hi.- The SlXtbelli 11 lUHlUtd WtMtm of the Oregon state (einpeitunu .ulimicn will «invene a Suvin oil the Ltith. 1'oinpertunre woi'k- <n> will tuko ihis occasion lu cougriuilliale thenisulvee m<i ouch oilier upon in» progree*-of tile year, -illlK” lillltis uni ui home until next Illite. inn« A.- a -V»" social pilhertng in liliiune - very enjoyable, but if i political power, or » leiiiperance promo ter tile I'eiegram thinks it ious- not cut ¡Miy ooiitodarable igure in our -lulu s history. — —— — —».............. . HJSCELLAMiUt ", First Maciunai San«. —H M1>.N VH.1.E, UUHUOK—* —— OA Fl« KHH J a , —- Pv»-MU<lUC «H» Wow» H.US. W. 0. l^KNcm», .. J oiim WOKTMA-t > . ViuM-immuitiuC .......... Caduer . fruir-MA» a üuvih «lUuuU^ »UMUicaa. llUtAol ki|o.V»-i u tlllll- i«*poul!>. '-ile.-ioti» »iiiui, ni 3«.unsi» tarine. Sl-tli S\('lUUll?, -UHI oleK'XpUA iwumm >u S« w oi k ii twin •-*:<> mi "nrUuni. OtikM tiviufc— irnui * .w »II. to I [». III. Y - T , -< FIKE iY-l K l M’B. jom - ni»«i-i Avpiwwlll- U» toilowH>K ,u>i-iliM I».U1|MU>- tm. HuuilO" Ä V muutt., Nuiill ItitiMi Y Woruniitilb. ('ouiiUuiiitHi Otuou .'«’tr» -uuutuuii. limili.iu liutuionii. birw utui - ¡.«'tind, 'liullpni, ’-'»iiiiiimiyiu, laM««* Novniili, Situ« 'Uvt'kiiui in. WJu-atl' intiurniiuw a .pouiuitw- J ■vou ogj, r.» #1.7' t- r 1»H) in " ci i ’- imi-- At the conci -ion of the ' cv au -1 recq.ru to A «ini' Uo-morniw. for Y-eavs past, the b--v- i.iave CLse t<- lay. Apples II 2-> ’• II.- VI ss N « " «r* Clark V ui r best; oats an 1 • at ad been accustomed to having a Z. af ' • . t/’e young Chicago hi-iy g«»l bi->w ani am- ag-i! then w'\<? became iuf-Atuated with the vanci ng. it at the last annual cotm--.. ,.i..ed i. ;.i'd)i.si -pie". i);AS Capt. E. B. Fellows has pre- #• -elite«i the pupils of Mr-, Math- fair one of the e-tci Arade- nre- fa ?rv.l tiLii- dice with her pict tews i r«>oui with a large picture' pare?! by Capt E. B. Fellows ure. I’ ¡use cunonsiy mclunni Brigade, will be permitte«! to look upon of the Portland high school, suggested a t\'ttee which, very soon after the lady handsomely frame«!, z <p - s U-J _. The exercises in Mi-- Martin’s friends of the -iepartnient «*ere excef’Ctou to tile rule. There room to-morrow will be of un- not slow to adopt. lister ou the never w as a, tnur'lerer wh«i. tf a u-iital interest, parents aud friends wives, mothers, -isters and per leug time was permitted to of education are respectfully hap- the sweetheart- f tin boy - clapt-c i’efiweer.t hi-trial ami bis asked to add to the worth of captured the entire dejxsrttueint vcutioti. «It-i uoc l.'ccume a hero at Grange hall one night, and to a v rtam dassu’f people, t’his these exercise- by attending. - ■ '-?m tied There will I m ? a meeting of gave them an elegant -up|w‘r. ■ - ■ citizen- at Grange hall, Monday In remembrance -»f tin-, inst-ad ’¿ur arc hist -jjwes. F.\pressi- >u of are boguuuug to - evening at 7 o’clock, (Feb. 7th) of the usual pea nut-am! cigars, for the purpose of adopting al taken after a fashion now nearly heard not only tfhwiti there I? re th- constitution for an Open Tem- extinct, the bov- gave a supper rvu butt from pe-.’ple wh.«.’ -.'oosnler ¡■eran« e Society. After the adop at the Opera house and by re themselves r¥spec6ab!e : lli w ii -. this po^aftar tion of the constitution there ciprocating the favor of the la So uinveral ts will l«e some further exercises of dies establish an entire new homage to murd,erers whose interest. Everybody is invited' order of things. Accordingly crimes are l-egmutug to be rvr- night wa» not made hide«nis. gotten, tl at the aw -b. > i tokv to attend. - cognizance v*f it, and piv-xtde Mrs. D. M Moss, wife of S. [ but instead one of th- W. Moss, one of the pioneers of > and best pleased crowds ga:n- against ti Oregon city, died at the home of ered at the Opera house, where Coazadrux her daughter, Mrs Nora Clark, tables were spread for fifty coup Q.— Where has L H took in that city, on the 23d ult., les to an elegant supper by Mr. aged about 71 years. She hail and Mrs. Newgard, at which the the hotel man gone A—Why. don't you know be resided in Oregon city, with la’lies Coffee Brigade were the has built a tine large three-story brief exception, since 1343. Five honored guests, it was a splen brick hotel on Third street, and children survive her. Her ill did affair, and all who had the pleasure of attending, pronounc moved into his elegant new ness was of short « duration, - , » 4 * her quarters, ('all and see him. death resulting from paralysis. ed the effort a complete success. TH€ ClOTMim or- Y AMHILLCO St., Q|/pw>*a»> Y AVll-.l ! I.L i.’Q. Jos » B.YAIk. —. W Item vuu will— ALWAYS FIND CLOTHING Jit I’HM LATEST STYLES. kiwitH vt üi lA-iiU, niU <ix?v« «11 VttM U»WUS'l C k , >. uwu «< Sur J>« Hrvwaoilk e*«? u > k a r«*il i>u» iv . u I k - u - m J ui HI h wwteai 1*1*1, a ui «wun um U m