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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
MaruffO.
Sir Sc.rN @leeean wiro frci.

Sanaer, 3. 6ebruor.
Der Gaio Sir 9arrn 0foc 2eou
Ser Iih ieit lie6en N3onaten in Scr
@efaugenidnft 0es 8onoitenbGupt.
Iings &aiiuIi befinoet, lit nun nidti
iebr meit bon Songer entiernt us
miro pabri4reinlich morgen freige'
Iaiien perIen. gs lit Ser britiid)er
Gegieming geIlnlgen oie @erbano
lungen mi Roiiuli enoIid) gum No
idIuB Su bringen. sic lpir6 fir Mnt
2eon's 6r.iIniiung 100000 &C
len uuo GaiiiIi ibren Sdus ml
Strnfloiiefcit garantiren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07

@crliu q. s.. 6 1F6r.

VjetllU, yt. 0., D iStUT.
eynnerbaTb ueuiger Stumocn mur
Sc Der @eihditstheil Der Staot bon
orei 5cuern 6eimleindt. Die juiam.
men enen Sduoen pon 100000
pcruriadlten Eurd b0s critic mel.
dies geitcrn ipat gIbeu0s mlshrad,
muroen Der Green llod eiu @e.
ldjaiis. uno potcl9ebau0c lmO Die
Berlin Rntioulbonf" 3eriiort Jioh
iuor oieic5 3elter nidt inter SION.
troIIe. ais ein }meiies 5euer ansbrah,
mcld)es 6 0oIjgebdu0e etudherte.
diirdteuo. caB scr game @cidaits.
t6cil Der 5ta0t Gin 8aub Der CLAM.
men fDer0en uuroe, eriudte Ser gir.
gernciiter oie Std0te Rorilau6 mo
9epiiton, Wlc. nm Sen0ung einiger
Spriern I'm 2 llbr pareu inOeiien
bei0e grauoe geIoift
9aio oaruuf broh Elm orittes
1cuer aus. meIhe5 oas Shubgcidldit
BON & IS Dlarrior mo 8 anoere
AuHItt 5tl lttUltt
gbtlaoelp6io, Bn, 8. 3on
Tas deuiide 2dboraiorium un0
Wa1rcnlaaer Der Gnse9rosGroguen.
6dn0Ier gmitl, qIine e Trcnd) I'M
norooitlihen 16eile Der Stoot witr0e
beute frii1 olud 5cuer i'm getra9e
pon $4,000 aeihii1t
1renton, q. s.. 6. 6ebr.
8fpei groBe C5ebduo, Ger Iraht.
ieiIiabrit oon sSobn i 9loeblml
Cons So. -purpen tc!c i-ii4 ol'rd
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
gier gerionrn erlriSeu ben 6enertOS

Greitou lPiun, ;. ,}ebruar.
Cine 1eucrsbrunit seritorte lette
Wod,t 6as uigr Ndlen iiiolpeiilih
pon bier aeleqene g9obnbois BON
Gbonas Dealt po0itdnoig, pobel,Srau
geaIt uno G6orles Gnile uao oelien
Satin un0 fleines aino in ben
9lammfn umtnmCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
GnsIanO.
lie G6c anfsclDIt.
2onoofi, 8. iSebr

Nonooii, .. Jebr.
Der grditoent oes Sheioungsge.
rid]ts. Cir girreu gGnes, beluiaiqte
beute nod elmer fur5en 9erbanolung.
bic inter ausi1IuB Der Sefientlidr.
felt eriol9te. Der @r1iin bon Dor.
mouth. geboreHen aIiee Ebotu, aus
Tittsburg. elm Gsfret. 6urh ueIhes
lire Che nit oem @r1fen oon Oar.
mouth aufgeIoit tDiro. Die geItie.
bene 1T Sic Gohter oes DerItorbeneu
vielfnhen I2iuion1rs Bininm 5baiu
unS cine Sfaueiter bes no1 benz
linl FIR irriinnide Derbreher oe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
Die SOnisin unO 6runcO.
Qilfnbnll. 5. ISebrunr.

Gin oronuatIAer 3miideniaa, tuel.
der iid an Der 8abre 0es Ionig3
Carlos obipielte, miro crit jest be.
fannt. glls Die a0nigin glmoIia
bort fniete, trot pIoslih Der irllbere
Brenliermlnilter 5ranco ein. 3ie
4onigln fitbr allf uno ais lie ben
4olnnten0en erfannte, riei tie ibrn
NIT elmer flirdtbar bitteren Stimme,
Die ionit ibrer 9totuy gar nift eigen
lit, auf Die beioeu 2eidname oeutenO,
3u: oGus lit S5br @erf!" 5ronco er.
blaBte, ltanpmelte einige 8orte uno
entfernte lidJ
glud IN DER 9(eid nah Dem gltten.
tat abgebaltenen SiBun4 oes Miui-
iterratbs fam es 5u elmer d6nii9en
S5ene. Der ompeIenOe 9er5og pon
Sporto, 0ruoer oes ermorbeten So.
nigS, 6eyhtigte SSroHco in ben gef.
tighten @orten, Ole Shttlo on oeln
9oppelrnor0e 3u tragen. 90 Idlimnl
gerietben ole geioen oneinanber, oo8
Die onoeren 9Inpeienoen Tie trennen
muBten. lin 6BdtIidJteiten gu Der.
bitten. -
2iifobon, 6. 1ebr.
Ser .Giario SSllultraoo" peroiient.
Iidt beute fol9enoe @rflGrunQ:
rGie iiingiten @reigniiie uno Der
tiefe ginoi i'd. Ben oie'e ouf SSoao
5ranco mahten, oeranIoiien. 6ieien.
Die SBolitif fir in1mer aufjugeben.
Sic 6iibrer ieiner @ortei iper0en
beute 5uinmmeutreten uno nuf
8utro Die, IS Gnti1Iuiics ibre Gnt.
fdeiOun9 treffen"
2iiiabon, 6. 5ebr.
0ns geitern in Berlin perbreitete
@eriidt BON einen eriolgioien gltten.
tot ouf Sole Matbiu$ 9tunes, mel.
der Den beioen erlten &abinetten ols
4rieg5miniiter angeborte, entbebrt
leoer 8egriinoung.
9as neue (oritte) Gabinett beihIob
in feiner beuti9en erIten Sisung,
Weutpoblen fir oas @arloment aus
Suldreiben uno 0ieieS oonn 10 idnea
oIs moglid) sur Sibung ein5uberu.
fen. Der ebenaIige 9remierminiiter
5ronco bat erflart. oaB er iih boil.
Itdnoig bon Ser 9olitif 3uriifjiebe.
aber ieine 8efoIeidait miro oelt
@erIuf MAIDEN, Die Gartei aufreht
5ll erbalten.
2iiIabon, 6. eSebr.
Gs fuuroe beltte pom Der tonlglid]en
sSmltiIie ongeoronet, oaB sic 9eiden
0es eumoroeten 2onigs Carlos uno
&ronprinBen 2uij orei Gage nah Oen
Observation-Disclosures i'm fonigIi.
den 8ant6eon nab Der Stride Son
8incente De 6opa gebradt uno BORT
a1rf oern Yaroocbett misgelegt per.
0en iollen. glnfangS iollte 0a5 2es.
tere beute ihon geide9en, aber eS lit
umnoglid Dor Sanlitag einen pai-
fenoen Snrg fir Ole Seide oeS So.
rigs 81 beifaffen.
2iIia6on. 6. SSebr.
gllf ser bieiigen 9fbeeOe trafcn
beilte friib bier britiife areli3er elm.
Ynris, 6. 6e6r.
0en sWtdtln" iptr0 aus Slllabon
beri6tet, Dab Der bel Dem 9lttentat
oui oen &onig Carlos l. uno Den
aronprin5en 9etootete Gotta. ben
mon fir eineu Scr aonigsm0roer
bieIt, Elm unidmIoiges 0pfer ser
SdieBerei gelpeien iei. Gr mar bel
einem Suipelier an ser 9IrienoI Ctr.
bei6Gftigt. 8ieier giebt an. Dab er.
geraOe nl8 Die fonigIide Sofequipoae
Die StroBe paiiirte. Gotta ouSgeian6t
bate, nm 1oitmnrfen 81 foufen uno
oies Die ein8i5e Grfl1runa oafiir iei.
boB er iidl inter Der Men9e be.
fopo, peIde iih Bel Ser SfieBeret
ouf Der Strobe dngeiammelt bate.
Gr lief boUon uno puroe 0urh cine
GueeI getootet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
s6alu m6dJte ans Dem Srrenbuns.

gfelO Jott, D. iSeDfAdr.
Sorrn g. Ehlu. Scr lid I'M itaat.
Iiden 9linI fir trTiiHni9e @erbred,cr
3u Wnttemuan 6cfjuoct, bot ieine 9ln.
paIte eriudt. ieUo ioforti9e Sreilni.
Jung al Iid)ern @enn er ober ood,
borldidig mdlt o5ieIuie 5reibeit ioIte
erlangen fonuen 10 mohte CT lpeuil.
items lin6er in einem Brintionito4um
iein. Ger 6auptpertbeioiger 2ittle.
ton i'm neufidlcu QrojeB un0 36nus
Wluttpr iinN nod immcr fir Idn9ercs
8arten. ga tie 9,anbal, Dab oIe Nus.
iid)ten iiir Sreilaiil11 ipoler giititi.
ger limo ais jest
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
qrttit piebcr aniaenommsn

RhiIobcIp6i1. Qa.. 6. 5ebr.
gie .Qeqniplpania SieeI 60" In
election. Ra., nelhe mehrere W}o.
rate ieierte niiuml nit $500 2Irbei.
tern ocu pollen 9etrieb mieoer aui
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
7es aaiiers Cant.

ftAA~.St+' ~ F|r - lN~A'
Der Raiier 4lilbeinl ianota oem
geuualtungrotbe 6es Garnegie.s5uitt
tuts Elm 5ln0ifrei5en. ourh peldes
er oemielbe1 ieineu berjlihiten 81nf
fir Bic 3uien0ung eines Bratierem.
plors bes .g2a1oriaI Sopbenirs
uelfes Sic geffreibun9 Der Dor ettp1
einem 2yobfe erfoIgtgn einiDeibungs.
Feier oer gennBnten AnitaIt entbalt,
ousipridDt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
Ger superintendent Der glsgicrnnas.
Ornferci bonn grGiiSsuten tempo.
rGr icines TOiteus eutbObeu.
llntsriudnne an8eOrS u ct
gndl 0em 0onpcrnenr bon anba.
Niasoun, orobt angcblidl clue lin.
tsriadnus iciaer 9ImtSfibruus.
Gin auitaaises GOitt.
@ofbingtou, 3. g.. 6. ,ycbr.

Ger 8raiioeut Hooieoelt iuSpen.
oirte beute Den Silperinten0tnter
ser 8un0esoruderei, G6arles V.
Stiaings. beiIen BenpaInnl pom
GougreB unteriudt lperoen iol, tent
pordr pom gtmt INTO aruaunte sen
GbefcIerf beS Genius@ureauS. g9.l.
Iiam 9. 9foiiiter, 5iun iteauertrcteu-
ben Experimentation.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07

gofi ais 8e6cimrat6.

1otio, 3. 6ebruor
Torgen miro amtIid betannt ae.
moft. Dob Ser gicomte Sin,o glofi,
bis Dor aurBem japaniidjer gotidai.
ter in 8aihiH9ton. gum @e6eimratb
ernannt moroen lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
2ie 9l,OrganiiatiOn anbn's.
beidnriSnnn.
QnlliSnIL[e 3 Nnhrl1o

EoulsplIIe. 5. 6ebru1r.
Die 2ouisniac & Roiloile Giien-
babn-@eieui6ait bat sic @eb1Iter al
Ter ibrer 9;uaiteaten beihnitten, oie
mebr ols $3.50 pro Dlonat ner0ieneu.
Ole SoIGre ser 9laaeitellten nit $400
uno barber rpuroen Inn 10 &ro}cnt
berabgeiebt; 0icienilen nit inter
$500 uto iiber $3.50 pro NfoRat
I'M 8 Gro3ent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
Sdlmar5c 6auO Sanoe uHO fein
(Snoe.
N3reensbnra. Na.. 6. 6ebr.

@reeusbnrg, Ro, g. 6ebr.
cyn erport mnr0e beuic ourh IN.
raniit Der @eifditslaoeu BON 1a.
muel QetioUic un0 ein nngren3enoes
@obnbaus 5critort. 2ctiooic bate
Dor einiacr 3fit cIuen Grpreiiunas.
be,fu. 1ro1brici bon Der 9Sdlmar3en.
Son0.gan0e" erhalieu. aber ocuiel
ben feline ucitere auimerfiamteit ac,
Ihenft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
Cine ncne natiOnaIc glr6citerpere;ui'
nutia.
Yittshllrd. Yn.. 3. 6ebr.

Elttsbnr9 10 8, 6ebr.
Seuie finoet bier eine aonierenl
BON gertretern oeT ,Seniteralasiabri'
fonten uuo Der neueu altaiiouoI
g9iuoop @loB @orfers Union" itait
Die aenannte lluicu iit Die g1ed)ts'
nod,folacru Scr aui9eIoiten vgInaI'
eamaieo g9in0on G}IQb g9orters Of
gmerica". uno bic aonieren3 bat oen
3med, sic 9camten oerieIben nit oen
1abrifanten befarnt 81 modem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
Sin Sd,ritt meiter.

Columbus. O., 5. Sebruar
Ger Senat Der gegi5Ionr uahm
beute nit "a aegcn 13 Stuumeu Die
Moie Gountn 9ocoI Gption Bill al.
Die gorloge aeht nun ans 9aus,
no iie unpueiiel1ait pQiiirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
9eutidlnn6.
aritiider 3nitnnO OcS Ser,Oes Gruit
bon Sndlien Altenbnrg.

uUH $HnIleH Iltenbnrg.
Berlin, 6. sSebr.
glah neueiter glelOung aus gl.
tenburg bat iih oas gefin6eu Oes
sreiien Ser5ogs grnit bon Sa6ier.
gIItenbura auBerit tritiid geitaltet.
9as Iebte Gr5tlihe Bulletin fonitc.
tirt Elm Iangiames. aber itetiges No.
nebmen Der ardfte 6es 9atienten.
StrnB6ur1. .. 6cbruar.
Sn mllitdriiden un0 aeiitIitea
areiien oes @liaB Bot cine am 81
SoHuar anldBIih Ser Gjeburtstaas.
6eier 0es sniiers @ilbelm pom ia.
tboIiihen 9iarrer Ser CrtiHaft Mrs
eeHaltene Re6e beoeuienScs 9liifieher
erregt. Der Rrieiter erfIdrtr i'm Der.
loiIfe elmer anprode:
agute Q1t5olifen baben feineA
ariob, oes aaiiers Geburtstaa All
fsiern. aatboIifen finS nur Oc'H ba
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
In Sidlerbrit
Cotton. g2afi., 6. Febr.

Cotton YlnH., 8 Jebr.
seute gadmiitag nm I ll6r trai
Ser Iam0ier .gDnric" BON 0ar
.White Star" 2inie nit ben a Dia
FROZEN. 6ie er non Dem byennenoen
Tanpicr st Gutbbert" serfdei
bate, bier Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
Ra- glnnoiobrt. 7ifets iibsr BE

Ga Grofs uno Onalasfa Sirossnbabu,
NIT Coupons, bic duF Der ga @rofe
Strnbenbnbu nnaenommsu luerosr. f6u,
nsu in 6sbberO's gIpotbsfe. @ds Der A.
unb Wains StrnBs. Gisrcs's Store III
Gnolosta, uosr bon isosm Mpiormnm
her CHolnsta Strabsnbabu iar rs
Gents getauIt nStben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07

~ seer Gelber 81 mabiqfn Binen Iri,
ben m6dltt, einen uerIdblihen ROtbgeter iar
Teeos dH6 Mortgages brandt, cher GIelb
oni quite Siherbeit nusleiben MIN mtHbe
fih an ~. 3. Sidiid, iibsr b,r Teuiihs
aDstiinniidisH Banf on Beorl ctr sl2at9
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
@tiddfts : ROtiBen.

w Rr. 3. n. &. Bta0fietb
Spebiol.glrst fit 9luge Cbr, Slaie uno
Rsble. dnpahen unO gisierH pon au9eu.
gldirrH. Barron GjebdHbe. gde =. NM
g3an Strobe. lapln
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07

Fnn6fen S,orrp g. Ebotp. sic beira.
hete i'm April 1903 @eorge 6rancis
aIeronoer Senocio, @rof bon GAR.
mouth.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
giagOpn's Gerlpaitna9 ioa mutcr.
IudJt mer0cH.

stet%'--t'ttf ~ t1N@t-
Der 8oi6ingtoner aorreipon0ent
elmer bieiigen 3eitung. lpeldler 1T Ser
Min0es1auptitaOt Die ,nterelie,
bieiiger itreitenoen Stloeuten per.
tritt, berid.et, oaB Der 8eueral So.
mor0s nod 9oponu geian0t meroen
,piir0e, Inn Die 9eriUoItuna @ouper.
neur Magoon's littter oie Hitter.
iu4un9s-2upe 81 nebmen. Ter 4or-
reiponOent iagt. ooB er megen Scr
Wfagoon'iden Anoronuuq in 9etrci.
6erA4bomlld}euten 1ip!ome cine
llnterreoung nit oen arie99 -5cfre.
tar Gait gebabt bate uno 0ieier i9m
6ie 3uiiderung geaebeu bate. Oo3
6ieies iogenann1e goift mioerruien
tueroen ipiiroe. Or fiigt bin5u. oaB
oieIe abqeoronete. in criter 2inie
Sul3er, bic 8erapaItlmg Waaoon :
i'm aongre6 ongreifen uno cine LIN.
teriudung oerIangen peroen.
0aihiupton, 9. g., 6. 6ebr.
slmtlid miro bier PrfIart. 0aB Der
General GoiuaroS iib uah Snpana
fcaicbt mn Dem 8ounerneur Ma
COON einen freunoiduftIidRn 9eiuh
aG}nfiatten.
Sie Reorganization 1nhn's.
0aoaua, 6. Sebr.
3ie RontnliIiicn ipeIde ernnnnt
tporoen mar, Elm @eiet fir sic Reor.
ganiiiruna ser @}iIrar- uno ser 81.
piloeripaItung po2iI6ereiten, lit un-
gelrlein tb1tig ino miro in fur3rr
3eit Sen gntlutri Der mlerfoniiden
Gegicrung SIR Qrijfllng unterbrci.
ten. Gs perIautet. ooh lit 0as @e.
riiht nod nidlt beitdtigt. 0aB ser
friibere @eneraInlaior Gino 8uerro
gum Oberfomnlan0cur ser betpaiine.
ten Madt aubo'S nuserie9en iTt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07

H&~ Rsesn @spdd uuo @nssu iels,
pbonirsn sic Ru. l79, @afsmap
Is itp Transfer 60.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07

tSy g. 2. gAter, Bgriiberun9s,
Hgcui; Snrsifaiis. orerSihsrheits Bouos.
32S 8enri StrcGf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
RltI)e.
Sn SihGbOn bat nd Die Infregnng
seIegt nnO meitere WcluaItthatcn
werOcu nidJt 6efIrdtct.
9Offnungsputl.

Die bsriprudene @icSercinfiibrang
Oes vaIten liberalcu muuardJiidcn
Jlesime" oas 9ern5ignussmittel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07
Gin wi6tigts nrnes lOftge(tb.

Der General Pcitmeiiter erlieb fiir,lidb
Ole Oreer cap III 3ufunit t1olidbe 3eitunoen
an Icld1e GeIer tpeIdhe 5 ,1Ionate e riidFItan-
cie fine, pon ser SeiSroeruna curdb ole poIt
ausoeid1lcIien Iine, lpod,enbl1tter, oeren
Eeier Gin 3ahr riifitdncio Iimc, pereen
ebenIalls BON cerSeiSroeruuo ausoeIdbloiIen.
Gin Herausoeber, tpeld,er oeoen oieIes peit-
oeiet peritSRt bat 500 Gas erite lllal uno
$500 Gas ipeite ,llal StraIe ~ ,ahlem, tp1h-
rene beim oritten 1llal iein Slatt pom Ger Be
foroerune gan; aus9eichIoIien miro.
Gir Tnb niu ME anbere 8eitunaen ss in bic Sage
p,rst cine AnSahl Ser ZEN 9nen rsiden su mflsu
bietn nit nHerbalb Der uerbleitenoen 5rit
l. Nprl - besnblen
Ia mir oisn 2siern iutrelons Got sssebeu
ten mir ieet oaB e uns nht i'm Slide loiiu onbH boabs.
Sobltn, nnp Elm Sabr i'm Boraus, penn m6alih
Gaiiebe nhem 1T IN . ut d 1 al Ihou INNER i'm
Sarge seusieH nno bat @ bort uorsnali bndbr @s bdngt
eopt ndt BON uns at, oh mir ueu Qele frsdn wOGsn
oeer uid ipRbern 8eiet oas cine Srni 100
2puns hr tm9ebuua bsFtltsh pOitht. Ger 8Oninplor
miro bic Binder oer 3suugsbransssber npren nnO iOmt
gGtt es tsin @srteimlfu
2llIo ieneet Cure 5ubieripticnsbetr1
oleidp eiu, Uartet nicht bis ;um |. 2lpril, ga
es Ienit pailiren fann sap cine uumner
nid1t oeianct miro. 9eeer, Ser poraus beiahlt
! erhdlt cine id1onc Prdmie.
Sic yglOrOltern" "=glI'n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-07

Die ,,,1eroItern"-3e
eea haben ole GeicPiebte
pom Ga Groiie nicbt nur
n'itiePreiben Ioneern nit
macPen belfen.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-14
ONE In THE cALAB00SE.
Newport Business Men Seek LO-
cations Since the Fire.

The Yaquina Bay News says:
How did the FIRE originate +
"A careless, smoker and a cigar VI
cigar stub have caused many con
fagrations. Only one thing
is certain and is, that there was
neither stove or chimney in the
private room in which the fire
was first discovered. The ques-
tion is still to be answered: How
did the fire start?
"Stoker's meat market lost no
time in getting into the city Gala
boose where it still holds forth as
the only availab BILE location.
"The Palace Market opened up
in the alleyway between the bank
and the telephone ofice.-Any
old port in a storm.
W. w. Williams is doing bus
iness in J. T. Porter's former
saloon.
''H. F. jenkins was fortunate
enough to secure the store room
adjoining the drug store.
"F. ]. Booth is blished in
the restaurant room of the Porter
building.
"a. D. Shollenburg has taken
up his temporary residence in the
kirkpatrick cottage near Nye
Creek.
'City Marshall Burdett is busy
today clearing the debris from
the sidewalk and street. He has
just concluded a thorough ex-
animation of the stovepipes and
chimneys through the business
section of the city as a precau'
tion against fire."
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y. OF o.---oAc GAME.
Played Basketball in Eugene, Sat-
urday Night.

The OAC basketball men went
to Eugene, Saturday, where they
played the U. OF o. team that
night. The score was 2e to Fl
in favor of Corvallis. In re-
gard to the game and to the OAC
team, Saturdays Register had
the following to say:
The reputation of the OAC
team is widely known. In facs
the Corvallis college has won
greater fame through her basket
ball team than from any othe,
branch of athletics. They have
been champions OF Oregon and
the Northwest for years and have
twice defeated the best teams OF
the East. This year, however,
they are somewhat crippled ow-
ing to the loss of their great trio
OF players, Swami, Rooper and
Bilyen. But Foster, the giant
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ably grown if given proper study
and attention, the same as one

ably grown if given proper study
and attention., the same as one
would to any other industry.
ANY of our Oregon soils with
depth of two or more feet, and
that are we'll drained are adapted
to grape growing" said Mr.. Car
son. A cold wet soil-is4.to be
avoided, as the grape will not
thrive there. Our hillsides and
! slopes are usually naturally
drained, are warm, and as rule
are better adapted to the growth
of the grape than level fat.
The varieties to plant must be
determined by the prevailing
climatic conditions of the fruit
zone in which one lives. The
hardy American varieties, such
as the Concord, Worden, Niagara
and Moors Diamond, will live
and thrive where the more ten
der European varieties such as
the Iokay, Muscat, and Malaga
would fail. From commercial
standpoint Mr.. Carson places the
Concord first, stating that if he
were planting a ten-acre vine
yard he would plant eight acres
in Concords and divide the other
two acres between the Worden,,
Niagara and Hoors Diamond.
The vineyard can be planted any
time from November to April
I, when the ground is in condi-
ton for the soil to work freely,
not too wet, and the vines should,
not be crowded. No doubt in.
coming years the Willamette Val
ley will be heard from in this in
dustry as we'll as in other lines or
horticulture.
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Additional Locals

News has reached Corvallis OF the
wedding in Baker City on Christmas day
of MISS Emma Crabill ana Ralph Nichols,
both old OAC students. The groom is
employed in a drug store at Albina,
here they will make their home.
The week of prayer came to close
with the meeting Friday evening at the
Chris stian church, DR.. Bell leading. The
m eetings were marked by the beat OF
feelings and christian unity, and were
we'll attended. The meeting Friday eve
ming was especially inspiring and all who
were present have spoken in hiohest
pra ise of the fire spirit that was mani
fest ed by those who participated in the
exercises
Two powerful and intensely interesting
sermons by the pastor, Rev. D. H.
Leech, were delivered before large audi
snces at the M. E. church, Sunday In
addition to excellent music by the young
peoples choir, Mrs. J. H. Edwards of
Bellefountain sang colo at both r,o--
ing and evening service. Besides
sessing voice of rare sweetness, N
Edwards sings with such expression
simplicity that her music goes straigh
the hearts of her listeners. Her presence
at this church will always be heartily
welcomed by all.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-14
Motherhood.

Oh! sscredness of motherhood!
'Tis partnership with God!
If her great work we're understood,
Her path more gladly trod;
IF peace and joy could fill her heart,
And hers be self CONTROL
How grand, how glorious her part,
With God to shape the soul
Let her who at the altar Stood
A loved and loving bride,
Wei come the hope of Motherhood
And lift her head in pride,
For Why should she shrink as ifin shame
Or hide in fear her head?
Ii ath God sxtolled His work in vain?
Hath wisdom from Him fed?
Nay, our Creator is the same
Today, as long ago.
w hen He from Heaven in wisdom came
On woman to bestow
The greatest gift that God could give
while angels wondering stood)
Though she the life of virtue live
He gave her-Motherhood.
Let her who would the ballot wield..
An equal she with man,
That she from sin her loved may shield
Believes it vas Gods plan
That she should thus protect her own,
And like shiping light
From all temptations round them thrown
To m axe their pathway bright.
Remem Der there is greater power,
Than by the ballot given.
Fer she may, from its earliest hour
Incline that'life toward Heaven.
Well might she study hard and learn
To mold the life within,
| Aud make it hard for him to turn
From God to paths OF sin.
Oh ! that more women of today,
Like Hannah, long ago,
For motherhood would gladly pray
| And when the gift they know,
| Wo uld coRsecrate that life to Heaven,
And worship at Gods throne;
Then would her greatest power be given
Her greatest joy be known.
RosE WHITE-MEARs.
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Farmers.

Read the "Weekly Oregonian" of Port
land and the Corvallis Gazette" for the
general news of the world. also for in
formation about how to obtain the best
results in cultivating the soil, stock rails
ing. fruit raising, etc.
You can secure both of these exesllen
papers for one year by paying 10 tai
Corvallis Gazette" the sum of two dol
ars and fifty cents, in advance Rsmi
stAe money by postof6ce order or banA
draft and these most valuable papers wiH
be promptly mailed to you. Ssh
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CANNERIEs FOR willamette
Every Town Should Have One,
Says President Newell-The
Big Rally.

Up at college chapel Satur.
day morning was held a horticul-
tural rally that was one of the
most enthusiastic meetings of the
present "Short Course term at
OAC. w. K. Newell, presiden,
of the State Board of Horticul-
,ture, gave splendid address on
'The Canning Industry" He
declared there is too much mar
gin between the producer and
consumer in relative cost, a con-
dition that should be altered
by cooperation in regulating val
ues by which producer and con.
sumner may reach satisfactory
basis of operation. The speake,
urged the people to have no fea,
of engaging in the fruit industry,
declaring there was do danger o.
glutting the market.
The West should can enough
small fruits to supply at least the
home or Western m arket which
now depends upon the East
Mr.. Newell emphatically de
clared There is room for a can
merry in every Willamette Valley
town, and urged the people tt
engage in this industry.
The address of II. M. William
son on General Horticulture
was full OF excellent practica
suggestions. He said the censu
of 1900 showed that of the graii