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VOL. 1.
K O K K IG N
K I.AM II EM.
EASTERN ITEMS.
Bull Fighting at the Expoaitlon-Tne
Panama Canal—A Royal Marriage
THE G A. R. ENCAMPMENT AT MIL-
-Queen Victoria's Wealth.
w a c a . e e .
W ilkie Collins has lieen ordered to stop
H O N K A A ll
THE PACIFIC COAST. I Young Fruit Tress
A CLOUD-BURST NEAR ALBUQUER
QUE, N. M
I
A Pioneer Dead-Suicided With His
Pensions Granted-Postal Appointments all literary work.
Overalls-Tbree Prisoners Perish
- Cut In Freight Rates Another
Small-[iox and yellow fever are re|Hirted
in a Burning Jail—Woolen
Flood at Johnstown — The
at Marc, Hayti.
Mills at Salem.
Cronin Murder Case.
Queen Victoria has subscribed £200 to
the Volunteer Equipment fund.
I
KAHN.
PORTLAND MARKET.
ABOUT
GOLD
WATCHES.
t-llver Table Ware
T h * D e m a n d fu r T h e m (I r o w liiK
AL
Eating Lemon* B eet Peas
P a r t « o f t lie C o u n try .
A SLIGHT ADVANCE IN GROCERIES
Salt for Cows Meat Pies.
“ Gold watches are so common now*
REPORTED.
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»<!»>» that men don’ t take ns much
Non-producing hens are of no service. Provisions are Advancing Fresh Fruits
are Prentlful and (..’heap Crop
Cultivate the peach orchard in the
Reports are not Very En
same manner us when cultivating corn.
couraging in Oregon.
That is, use the cultivator and stir tlie
Make a pot-pie of them at once.
top soil frequently.
From several sources ro(ajrts have lieen
Get your v»ung fruit trees in the
Templeton, Cal., basa tire department.
A 61-pound salmon has lieen fished out
ground Indore this mouth is gone. The received, which confirm the rumors that
Chehalis w ill havealumber Hume soon. later it is tlie deferred the greater tlie
Mrs. I-angtry is quite ill witli broehitis. of the Severn hy a Mr. Ffennell.
(aair crops will lie harvested in many
Baseball is becoming popular at V ic-j chances of injury by dry weather
Queen Victoria lias announced that she
parts of the country east of the Cascades,
A new screw lias been sent to the
never again will sit to a sculptor.
toria, B. C.
Tfie thermometer and the barometer and in Eastern Washington at the most
Nipsic.
Extensive forest fires are raging near | should lie used by all farmers. After only half a crop need lie expected. An
Gladstone was presented with the free
A summer charity in New York is the
having used them awhile they will lie
Grass Valley.
dom of the city o f Cardiff cn ttie lith.
ice-water cart.
considered indispcnsiblc adjuncts to the other good fruit season however, is as
I/is Angeles collected 3000 fares ou the farm.
The
Paris
Chamber
of
Deputies
was
sured. Sugars have advanced slightly
There is an epidemic oi insanity at
the scene of a disgraceful row on the 12th. cable cars Julv 4th.
Elizabeth, N. J.
since our last report, w hile coffee is os
Corn
is
not
a
•
erfect
food
for
a
hog.
Banning, Cal., shipped 11,247 pounds
The Art Jury of the Paris Exhibition
The fee for a retail liquor license at
Though rich in th j a elements that teud the decline, hut hardly as low as they
has awarded to Mr. Sargeant a medal of of blackberries in June.
Joliet, 111., is $1(100.
to tat ten. yet corn is deficient in the bone should 1«. Eastern provisions are now
honor.
Ellensbnrg, W. T., has Commenced to and muscle-making elements to a cer obtaining higher prices than our own
Boston's directory, just issued, con
tain extent. A mixed diet is best.
The French Chamber of Deputies has rebuild the burnt district.
tains 192,853 names.
products. The abundant supply of all
passed the Act increasing the army to
Modesto is to vote on the issuing of
In Minneapolis the surplus canines are 1,000,006.
Sweet potatoes should lie cultivated kinds of the luscious fresh fruits in sen
lioiuls
to
establish
water
works.
well until thev begin to run. They will son, and the moderate prices asked,
curtailed by electricity.
Propriety won the Cumberland plate
A tire at Fresno, Cal., on the 12th, des not thrive if the weather is very wet, and prove that another plentiful crop is living
There were 1K4 deaths in Boston in the at the Carlisle meeting in England, the
the more air and heat admitted to the
troyed $300,0ik> worth of property-
week ending June 29th.
10th inst.
roots the lietter, so as to give them an gathered. The local wheat market re
Shut
W
all,
the
San
Francisco
Chinese
mains the same as re|iorted last week,
early start.
A n E n g lis syndicate has got possession
The Philadelphia cricketers defeated forger, has lieen arrested at Portland.
of the breweries at Denver.
hut signs of an early improvement are
the Gentlemen of Scotland, at Edinburg,
Taking
care
of
the
tools
and
imple
The coin in the vaults of the mint at
visible.
Eresh meants continue firm
A statue of General Grant was unveiled on the 9th.
ments
is
one
of
the
best
modes
of
econo
San Francisco is now being counted.
at Fort I ,eaven worth July 4.
Mr. lairing, the United States Minister
mizing on the farm. The value of the without any change. W e quote :
Daniel Ely, aged 62, a saloon keeper at tools annually depreciated from lack of
Corporal Tanner had a Grand Arm y to Portugal, has Is-en received at Lisbon
OKOCUM1KH.
Folsom, committed suicide on the 7th.
cleaning, oiling, ami ex|M>sure to weather
hy the King.
Sugars, Golden C ' gc. extra C 77„c,
reception at Chicago, the 7th.
drv granulated O*.
culie, crushed and
Emperor William will sail for England j A small shipment of New Zealand ap is enormous.
The total raintall in Baltimore since
Coffee: Guatemala 10Q
from Antwerp. At Antwerp he w ill m e e t; ples has been received in Sail Francisco.
This is one way of eleaning v e lv e t: powdered 9\jc. n
June 1st is over thirty-four inches.
(t'31 S ii Java 25(327c, Costa Rica 20(3
King Leopold.
The Southern Editorial Association Hold over a kettle of clean lioiling water,
A Bridgetown woman, 76 years old,
21 (yc. Mocha 37c, Rio 20at21 Qc, roasted
had a good time at San Diego, last week. the wrong side down, for two minutes,
The
Sullan
of
Morocco
has
sent
the
took her first railroad ride recently.
| place on a smooth tioard and brush with Java 31c, Arhuckle'g roasted 23lac.
Emperor of Germany a valuable gift—
Portland, Or., claims to have the finest a Soft velvet brush immediately ; if it is
PROVISIONS.
One hundred square miles in Montan. Moore's poems.
Oregon ham 13(313ls c, breakfast ba
appearing Salvation Army on the Coast. a large piece and gets too dry, steam
were swept by a prarie fire recently.
con
13c,sides
lO'yC,
Eastern ham 13(3140,
The French Senate Committee has ap
The construction of the Santa Rosa dc again and brush. This way is quite
Seventeen persons were killed in the proved the bill for the relief of the Pana
breakfast bacon 13(313 ‘ ^c, sides tl'yc,
Green Valley Road is now considered as satisfactory to some.
railroad accident near Thaxton’s, Va.
shoulders 9c. l/trd 9*$c 10s.
ma Canal Company.
sured.
Every farmer should have an experi
fh u ith .
George \V. I.ord has been appointed
Queen Victoria is the richest woman
mental
plot
of
his
own.
The
informa
Apricots $1 2.6, peaches $76<a 1.60,
The Canning Company at Los Gatos
postmaster at Alla, Morrow county, Or. in the British Kingdom. She has accu
tion
gained
of
a
practical
kind
w
ill
he
in
lias changed hands and work commenced
lemons $4.,60at.6, hlncklierries 6c, Sicily
valuable. If every farmer in the United $7.50.
The buffalo Hy is reported to have ap mulated $20, IKK), 0(H).
last week.
States
could
he
induced
to
try
a
few
ex-
peared among cattle at Three-mile-Kun,
VROKT ABIES.
The Russian government proposes to
The Senatorial Committee on Indian (icriments annually, agriculture would
Potatoes 40(«..60c, new 1(3I Q , per fl>
N . J.
raise a new- loan, to he usnd in the build affairs, left Port Townsend ou the 7tli
make more rapid progress than any other onions $1, tomatoes $1 tier I hix .
Mexico is overrun with foreign capital ing of strategic railways.
for Alaska.
branch of industry.
D A IR Y PHODUCk.
ists seeking opportunities to build rail
The making of a horse car line from
Seventeen liquor dealers at Petaluma
Rutter. Oregon fancy 22Go, medium 15
Do
not
lie
induced
to
retain
a
male
pig
roads.
Cairo lo the Pyramids is likely to be a I failed to apply for a license under the
(ctlUQc, common, 10(3120/'.
Eastern
from the cross-bred litter liecause it is a
Artificial ice is cheaper in Southern completed fact before long.
22c, California I8(a20c.
new law.
fine specimen.
The male should he
cities than the natural article in the the
KUOS.
Russell Harrison, who is in England
The jail at Jacksonville, Or., was burned thoroughbred, or there will tie no uni
North.
Eggs 2.6c.
on business, attended Salisbury's garden on the 12th, in which three prisoners lost formity in the offspring. The mistake of
POULTRY.
keeping over cross-bred nudes is one that
In the past year there were 12(16 deaths party at Hatfield, last week.
their lives.
Chickens $3(33.60, broiler« $2.60(83,
lias largely aided in degenerating the
by violence in New York, including ac
It is stated that Emperor William has
old $>6.50, ducks $.5(37, geese $.5(3.6.50,
F. J. Barnard, one of the early pioneers
cidents.
forbidden the officers of the German of British Columbia, died on the 10th at swine on some farms.
turkeys 15c per lb.
army
to
visit
the
Paris
Exposition.
Mrs. ex-President John Tyler, died at
WOOL.
Victoria, B. C.
The tendency of silver table ware has
the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va., on
Valley 18(320.:, Eastern Oregon 8(81 tic.
An English Radical cynically observes ) A cloud-burst near Albuquerque, N. M., lieen toward smallness and compactness,
tlie 10th inet.
HOPS.
that the Shah oi Persia is almost immoral on the 10th, destroyed several miles ot and this has effected the size of smaller
Hops l()(315c.
ware. The butter plates, salt cellars and
Johnstown women are using the ragged enough to lie an English nobleman.
the Santa F'e track.
U K A IN .
pepper |sits are very diminutive, and as
garments which have lieen set out there
S. Hirscli, the new Minister for the
The codl!n moth is said to tie destroy a rule they are decorated in the same
Wheat, Valley $1.15(31.1 7Si, Eastern
for carpet rugs.
United States, to the Ottoman court, has j ing the apple crop of Honey Lake Valley,
manner as the larger pieces, although Oregon $1.05(31.07 'w. Oats 32(335o.
Nothing of special importance has been arrived at Paris from Constantinople.
l-assen county, Cal.
FLOUR.
there are manv edit and striking designs.
done in the Constitutional Conventions
Standard $4, other brands $3.75(33.00.
Evictions continue on the Clanricarde
Sonoma county fruit-growers are try A new style of salt cellars is made in the
of the four new States.
estate in Galway, Ireland. The houses ing to establish a permanent fruit ex form of a diminutive stew-pan. Others
PBKD.
imitate shells, leaves, fruits and (lowers.
j hibit ut Santa Rosa.
ffa v $13(314 (>er ton, bran $13.50(314,
Thomas Ewing Sherman, sou of Gen of tlie evieted tenants are demolished.
eral Sherman, whs ordained priest at
Salad Dressing
I'cel and laid a large chop $18(320, shorts $14(81», iktrley $20
The Irex defeated the Valkyrie in the|
William Mutton had his shoulder dis
Philadelphia, on the 7th.
last race at Glasgow. There is talk of a located at Grass Valley, Cal., recently, fine potato; mash well and, when cold, <922.50.
KRKSH MEATS.
add the yolk of a raw egg, a teaspoonful
Governor Lowery lias invited President match between tlie Valkyrie and This iu a wrestling match.
Beef, live. 3c, dressed, 6((?6'ac ; mutton,
of mustard and a little salt ; stir well to
Harrison to review the National Guard tle.
Jacob Zimmerman, a wealthy rancher, gether; add two tablea[iootifuls of olive live, 3(a .c, dressed O'gC; lambs $2.50
o f Mississippi, at Natchez.
Many of the friends of Henry ( ieorge has just lieen robbed of $2000 hy bunco oil and vinegar very slowly, stirring con each ; hogs live be, dressed, 7($7L4<'; veal
are
urging
him
to
become
a
British
sub
The brickmakers’ strike near Chicago
sharps at Portland, Or.
stantly so that it may he very smooth. 6(8 8t.
is growing serious. Police have to pro ject and enter Parliament for a Scotch
IIIIIKII FRUITS.
Contractor McCormack, who disap This is nice with chopped celery or cab
district.
tect the new men employed
Apples 4(35c, eva|H/ratcd 6c sliced
peared from Tacoma, recently, has been bage.
Cheap pirated editions of American arrested at Walla Walla.
A new postotflee has been established
l/emon or Orange Cream : Take one 6c, pears 8c. peaches 8(310c, Oregon
at Denver, Marion county, Or., with books are said to be among tlie best sell
Mrs. Ro3a Renner was thrown from a lemon or two oranges, grate, add one cup plums 3(37, petite prunes 5(3tk:, German
ing hooks offered at tlie railway stations
Jacob Denver as postmaster.
buggy in San Francisco, on the 10th inst., of sugar, half a cupful of ice water and one 5( 4 (36c, Italian 7c, silver 7c, California
in India.
cupful of cream ; beat the whites of three
Jefferson Davis has received an offer
and almost instantly killed.
tigs 7c. Smyrna 13(315c, apricots 13(8
Eight
persons
were
instantly
killed
eggs and stir in. Warm a gill of milk,
from a Northern Publisher to write a his
Sackett Cornell, editor of the Santa in which mix two tahlespoonfulB of corn 14c, raiBins $1.75(82.75 per Imx.
and
eleven
wounded
near
Rochemoos,
tory of the Confederate States.
Germany, an the Frankfort express the Ana Chronicle, was arrested on the 7tli starch ; let thicken and stir in. Set on
A syndicate known as the “ American other day.
ou a charge of grand larceny.
ice. W hip a quart of cream, flavor with Q n e e r I n fo r n iiit io n C o m in g: fr o m Ail
Straw Board Company,” has absorlied all
I ’ o in t * o f l l i e C o m p »* * .
Monterey has a spotted, or “ pinto” essence of almond and |iour over.
The
prospects
of
the
Rhine
vintage
are
the principal mills in the country.
most favorable, and, if all goes well the man. His skin is dark, hut it is covered
A Philadelphia brewery wouldn't let
Sweet i’ea s : The main point in the
Cashier M iller of the Malta, Ohio, Na next four months, this will be the best w ith white spots from head to foot.
culture of sweet peas is to cut the flowers Its employes drink beer during work
tional Bank, has disappeared. His ac year since 1868.
There ¡ b trouble over the fire depart every day. I f one bloom is permitted to ing hours and the men all quit work.
counts arc said to lie short $32,000.
mature and form seed the vitality of the T hey are hack now and drink all the
In India the river Indus has overflowed ment at Tacoma, W. T., owing to the
council providing (or a paid department. plant is exhausted and the blooming is beer they want.
Commissioner of Pensions Tanner de its hanks and the country is under ten
at an end. This beautiful variety has
Forty persons were
mies that lie contemplates resigning, or feet of water.
The French Hag-ship, drawing 24 feet lieen much improved of late, and a num
Factory g irls In a Massachusetts
th at his resignation has been asked for. drowned at Larkhana.
9 inches of water, was successfully taken ber of very beautiful kinds have lieen woolen-m ill laid off some tim e ago be
The testimony of Charles Wood, an on the stone dis k at Mare Island, last produced hy crossing. The best effect is cause the foreman persisted in keep
John Kelly was hanged at Canandai-
English joekv, in a recent lawsuit, W -ek.
gained hy planting several varieties, a ing a picture of a white horse on his
'V ’ la N. Y ., on the 10th inst., for the
brought out the information that lie hail
Secretary Lelnng of the State Board of lew of each together in rings, and train desk, ’l en of the girls hud hair which
murder of Eleanor O ’Shea, in November,
earned more than $70,000.
Horticulture, pronounces a sample of ing them on strings fastened from pegs was decidedly uubiirn in color.
1888.
in the ground to a central stake, or the
The marriage oi 1/jrd Fife, whose Santa Rosa olives superior to the last
Ten men em ployed in a tunning fac
mixed seeds may Is* planted. The set ds
The gun shops at the Washington title will lie raised to Duke of Inverness, imported.
should lie planted at once, ami hy con- tory at Bergen, N. J., struck because
N avy Yard are nearing completion, ami to Princess I/iuise will take place at
The machinery for the Woolen Mills ' tinui us cutting the bloom will last all th eir em ployers liiied a dude book
a large force will he put to work in a few Buckingham Palace July 27.
at Salem, Or., has I k - cii purchased, and through the season.
keeper who went into the tanning
weeks.
Fourteen thousand girls are attending the contract for the erection of the build
Meat Cakes: The remains of a cold yard every noon und, seating him self
The contracts for the work of digging a the London School Board cookery cen ing is soon to lie let.
roast or Isiiled leg of mutton that has on a box, poked fun at the workmen
canal through Titnpieo Bar, Texas, are ters. Still further facilities for increas
W . B. Ayres was crushed to death at I/‘i'll rarely cooked w ill Is1 most delicious and th eir "disgu sting twade.”
sai<t to have l>eon let to a New York and ing this number are liemg made.
Butte,
the
l
if prepared as follows: Chop the meat
the Bimetallic quarts mill at
During the reuent street-car strike
New Orleans firm.
Mr. anil Mrs. Gladstone’s golden wed 7th inst. Mr. Ayres was a resident of as tine as possible and mix it with half
j as much line bread crumbs and a quarter in St. Paul a woman, w ife of one of
Great California for many years.
Another flood at Johnstown, Pa., on ding will he celebrated July 20th
. .,
.
i i
las much lieef suet, also chopped very the strikin g drivers, appeared on the
the 10th, causes the loss of pro|>erty preparations arc lieing made by their
The bodies of Dunstan am. Ralph wire line Hn<) fr(. „ , (rom Hlri„gs. i ’ ut thesl- street where the crowd was waiting
amounting to $20,000. Thirty or forty intimate friends to celebrate the day.
] taken from the Idaho mine at Grass Val- |
into h !x>ttl, with a cupful of for the appearance of a “ scab-driven"
lives are reported lost.
The (laying visitors to the Paris Expo- ley. the 9th iiiBt. They were ill a mod
I minced oysters (fresh ones of course are car, with an immense howl of dirty
sition in the month of may numbered erate state of preservation.
Itf,« |M.8t; hut the canned ones may I k *
Louis Charrier, agent of the American
2,20x,04.'i, or 938,370 more persons than
" L e t's put the scab in the
Express Com pan v at Houghton, Mich.,
Miss Kate Fennell killed a friend, used,) add a seasoning of thyme, mar- water.
during the first month of the exhibition
i whom she was visiting, Mrs Carroll, • joram, pep|s-r, salt and a little powdered soup,” she cried. Th e crowd took up
has disappeared, and $20,000 of the com
of 1878.
near Albany, Or., on the 7th, with a gun. | mace; mix witn two well beaten eggs for the ideu with enthusiasm, und it took
pany's money is also missing.
j s pound of tlie cold mutton ; stir m t l it the police five minutes to keep it ut
The Prince ot Wales is as popular in Neither knew it was loaded.
The New York Board of Health has ap Paris as in London. This is a good
i forms a stiff paste; lorm iu o halls or buy while the "scab ” was bustled off
pointed forty doctors to visit the tene augury fur the future relations of Fram e
Jerry McAllister, a painter, while on sausages and fry.
ments in July and August and give med ami England when he shall ascend the the Santa Ke train near San Bernard mo, I Su|, f()r Cow, i u rowH w,.r(. fora* I ( „ out o f sight.
Just before the cúrtala rose for the
ici'ne to the |ioor free of charge.
lit his throat with a razor. He was suf eat salt hy it la-ing put in their fond it
throne.
performance of "T rovu to re” In Milan
fering from delirium tremens.
might du tlieni liarui, lait it is extremely
The Lilieration Society, emboldened
All the lines of the Trans-Missouri As
The Republicans of the new Orange doiihtful if cows will eat two nun h aalt if the supernumeraries— thirty In num
sociation will meet the cut of the Chicago hy Mr. Gladstone’s Plymouth speech,
they
are allowcd tree acccss to it and free ber— announced that they would outgo
A Alton Road. The cut is on cattle from are organizing an extensive series of dis- county have nominated a straight ticket.
estahlislmient meetings in town and Therekre three parties in the field and i choice to take it nr not. Salt, l<eing an on unless th eir wages were increased
Missouri river points to Chicago.
appare.it neeil for the System, will help to one-third. T h e management promptly
good names are on all the tickets.
country.
keep the animal liealthy. Tliis will in- went to work, and Inside o f fifteen min
Mrs. Carlson, owner of the Carlson
Joseph
O.
Blodgett,
aged
23,
living
at
The new Vicerv of Ireland, the Earl of
eres*v the ttow of milk and improve the
cottage, w here Dr. Cronin was murdered,
utes had thirty raw recruits from the
Blodgett
Springs,
near
Gilroy,
was
quality. It is lielieved that aalt will do
has identified Martin Burke as the man Zetland, rubs along on an income of
$376,OKI a year. He will na ■ ally have throw n from his horse and killed on the tliis directly, and that its uae will iin- streets at the stuge doors. On seeing
w ho rented the cottage from her.
a feeling of’ pity lor the starving Irish 7th, while returning from Capitola.
prove tlie i liurning quality of the milk. these the regular supers, who hud on
The gnnlioat Yorktown’s battery is peasants.
F’armers in Washington township, Bnt salt should he giveij regularly. If th eir stage costumes, made a rush and
nearly completed, and the vessel will soon
For half
Thomas P. G ill and Joseph R. Cox, Yolo county, complain of trading (mats not there w ill I * suHering -at one time escaped out into the street
lie taken to sea from the Brooklyn Navy
Nationalist members of the British Par that go Up and down the river selling from lack of it. and at another time from an hour they were chased by the offi
Yard for a trial test al broadside firing.
excess of it. Provide ris k salt, and have cers of the theater, who finally shouted
liament, have lieen arrested in London. liquor, getting the field hands drunk.
a place for it where the cows can always
The Democrats are to earnestly contest They afterward left for Drogheda in
A man was found suspended from the go to it. Put a trough in the yard, or a th eir willingness to come to terms.
the battles in the four new States this charge of officers.
limb of a tree near Sacramento, Jnlv 10. Imx in the aide of a building with a root;
A novel strike was recently declared
fall, and they hope to be able to divide
A dispatch from Brussels to the Lon- He tore up and made a r«|>e of his blue j or a Imx under the cattle shed.
In Paris hy a number o f professors.
the result equally with the Republicans. don Times says : England and Germany overalls, with which to hang himself.
! Eating l/Mnons: A great deal has Ireen These profeasors have been at the
The 12-year old dangler of James said through the |ra|ters alrout the healtli- mercy of educational agencies extor
The Persian Minister at Washington have initiati-d an African i-onference
here.
The
Congo
State,
Belgium,
France
Hamblin, living at Wallnla. W. T , was fulncsH of lemons. The atr-st advice is tions, but have decided not to stand II
complains of his treatment, society hav
burned to death on the 12th while trying how to use them so that they will do the
ing cut him off its list owing to his loose and Italy approve the proposal.
any longer. T h ey have formed them-
associations, and lie is anxious to leave
Prince Nicholas, of Mingrella, formerly to light a tire in the stove with kerosene. most gras I, as follows : Most people know
the Irvnelit of lemonade before breakfast, selves into a corporate body, and hops
a candidate for the Bulgarian throne,
town.
An early opening of much of the vala- I hut few know that it is more than doubled their syndical cham ber w ill suffice to
Judge Tilley has dec-lined to issue a died in the Caucasus. The extinct dy uable lands on the Puyallup Reservation
Irv taking another at night also. T h e 1 procure them rem unerativa em ploy
nasty which he represented claimed di
writ of halieas corpus in the case of John
rect'descent from King Ilavid. of Israel. to white settlers is exp*-. te.| after the re way to get the Iretter of the trillions sys ment. It is asserted that of all the
Beggs, senior guardian of Camp 20, Clan-
turn of the Senatorial ( 'ommiltee from tem, witliout I due pills or quinine, is to
bureaus de placement in Pari*, agains!
na-Gael, now in jail, charged with ■’on-
Sir George Chetwynd’s resignation Alaska.
take the jui'-e of one, two or three lemons,
which so much has been said, the edu-
apirncy to murder Dr. Cronin.
has lieen accepted hy the I/indim Jockey
president Diaz is determiner! to have , as ap|s-tite craves, in as much ice water
General Joseph E. Johnston tendered Clnli, with a statement that the clnh h**- the troubles la-tween the International I as makes it pleaaant to drink without cational agencies are those where un
his resignation of the otfe e of Railroad ! lieved tie had fully exonerated himself Company ami tlie laiidowm-ra of lo w er i sugar trefore going to lied. In the morn just extortions are the most openly
C om m ission er last Mareh, lait it was not from the scamlal charges of liord Dur California settled, ami has issued orders ing, on rising, at least half an hour Ire- and frequently indulged in. T h e pro.
fore breakfast, taketh eju ice of one lemon lessors on strike against the agencies
accepted until July 7th. H is suceeasor ham.
to that effect.
in a goblet of water. This will clear the met and proceeded in a body to the
is not yet publicly known.
It is stated that the indictment against
Mrs. Walters, accused of murdering system of humor ami bile with efficiency, Hotel de V ille to demand a subvention
T h e G . A- R. encampment, to lie held the Boulaogist* advises the arraignment
without any of the weakening effects of
at Milwaukee, will not lie so largely at of Boulanger, Count Dillon and Roche her bal e in Kansas, has neon released al calomel or congress water.
People o f 6,000 francs from the municipal
tended thia year, the railroad* refusing fort liefor*' the High court of Justice for Portland, where she had Ireen arrested, should not irritate the stomach hy eating council fur th eir syndical chamber. —
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writ
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corpus,
and
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to
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lemons clear.
to Gilman, W. T.
8Ute.
peraona attending the encampment.
President Harrison ¡sat Deer Park, Md.
N o . :c>.
NEWBERG. VAMJIILL CO., OREGON, SATURDAY, »JULY 20, 1881».
pride in w earing them ns they did a
few years » g o , " said n Fulton street
jew eler th1* other day. “ T h e individ
ual who could sport a gold watch and
chain a dozen years ago was consid
ered a person of wealth and property.
But he isn't now. W h y, yon w ill find
gold watches in the pockets o f our
Btrect-car conductors, and I have even
known them to wear handsome dia
mond ring»*. Did you e ver notice the
ostentatious manner in which a young
man handles his first gold watch? It
is rather amusing. Usually he carries
it iu a chamois leather pouch, und is
very careful not to breathe on it or
touch the case with his lingers. He
consults it every fifteen minutes for
the first month, hut he soon tires of iL
and then considers it a horrible bore
to he asked for the time. T h e demand
for gold watches was never greater
than it is to-day.
Watch companies
are kept very busy tilling orders, and
we retail jew elers do a good business
in this lin e.'1
“ W hy is it that watches are so much
cheaper now than a few years ago?"
“ W ell, for one thing, the watch
movements are a great deal cheaper.
Gold is just exactly the same price per
pennyweight. T h e reduction in price
is confined to the movements. T h e
watch movements of the standard
Am erican
m ike
are
very cheap.
Those in common use in gold watches of
the cheapest grade are from $10 to $*¿0
each, and some of the best movements
are worth at wholesale $2.“» to $30.
There is, however, a high-priced, tine
American movement which may cost
you $73. hut they are not put in ord i
nary cases. A watch that you paid
$100 for a few years ago you can get to
day for $00, and this $00 watch w ill
have a $10 or $13 movement In it. For
$30 you should get a movement cased in
solid 14-carat gold, weighing from 4^
to 60 pennyweights. 'The purchaser
will get more service out o f a 14-carat
case than he w ill out of an 18-carat.11
“ H ow can dealers offer the public
solid gold watches for $4 I and $83P11
“ Th ey are not solid hy any means.
There are some unprincipled makers
who w ill mark a case o f 10 carat out
side and 8 carat inside 14 carat, and a
10 and 14 carat would he marked 18
carat. T h ere is no law in Am erica
to prevent this. T h e case is made of a
(im position which holds a gold plat
ing linely. This composition is some
times very heavily plated, and will wear
for several years without showing the
base mnt.nl.
T h e r e is
lit t le
r lltttv n lty
in disposing o f thorn as solid gold
cases, and in this wav the price is sur
prisingly low. T h ere is more oppor
tunity for deception in the movement
and case of a watch than in almost
any other article.
'The amount of
money invested in a watch offers much
inducement to experim ent. Th e case
manufacturer is not necessarily obliged
to know much about the movement of
a watch
He makes his c;»ses to lit the
standard Am erican sizes o f movements,
and most makers produce a uniform
size. — Brooklyn Eagle.
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A M E R IC A N
50
ttul»Merl|»tlon P r l f f Pay able I n v a r l -
ab ly In Advanee.
tr ail in g ü a t l r r a w i l l br l a a a r l r « ai
thr r atr or T r a r r a l a per Liaa,
Advertising Bills Collected Monthly*
• 1 5075
One Veer
-¡iv Month»
I Three Months.
FABLES
T l i r * e l . l t t l e M t»ri««* w it li M o n iU
Y o u n tr Mild t h e O ld .
t o r t lie
T H R 000816 A N D T I I K K A G LK .
Th e Goose W hose H eart was Fired
with Am bition decided to become an
Kn^lo, and S li« left the Farm Yard one
Morning and W andered off Into the
H ills as a Starter. She was presently
Espied by an Eagle, who pounced down
and Seized upon her as a prize.
“ W hat Means this T reatm ent!” de
manded the goose.
"1 Game here to
be one o f yo u !"
" A s a Fowl at Homo you were n Sue-
eeaa," replied the Eagle, "b u t as a
goose abroad you are n. g ., except to
furnish u dinner f o r H o m e Bird with
More Sense.”
M oral -W h en a M echanic quits his
job to become a politician it is not the
politician who Is Eaten.
TI1F. F A R M E R A N D TIIF. JUG.
A Farm er who had Ulled a Jug with
Cider and taken it into the Field with
him tore up the soil for awhile and
broke both suspender», and then went
over to the Jug in anticipation of a
Refreshing d rau gh t
But when he
came to lift the vessel to his lips he
found that every drop of Cider hud
l/niked out and been Absorbed by the
dry Earth.
“ Ah ! hut this is the Basest Ingrati-
tudel” he exclaim ed, as he tluag the
Jug from him.
"B u t behold!" replied the Jug as it
split open and Revealed a loiig-lont^Will
made hy the Farm er's grandfather,
and leaving him $75.000 worth o f real
estate in Chicago.
M o ra l —If your House Burns down
and is not Insured you may, in I’oking
around Am ong the Ashes, find tn ice
its value in Diamond Pins lost hy the
Plasterers when the house was Built.
T IIK FROG A N D T IIK T R A V E L E R .
A Frog who hod his H o u r in a Pud
dle hy the W ayside Made such an Ado
one night us a T ra ve le r passed that
way that the Man whs Fain to stop and
Inquire the Occasion of iu
"H a d I not made such a N oise you
would not have known of my Pres
ence," replied the Frog.
"B u t now that I do know, w hat of
it?" queried the Man.
••Why, I Rm h ere."
"Y e s . but what are the odds lo me
where you are? You are but a Frog,
place yourself where you w ill."
M o ral Th e Man whose Mouth
makes his Presence known is seldom
v/t'Ui minding. IN tlm it Krsc Press
Address. O haphic . Newberg. Oregon.
M a r k (A G E
M AD E
CAST.
A N e w I I I . « T h a t H a s T a k e n H o o t In r k l k .
rtelp h la .
One o f the developm ents of nine
teenth century civilization which has
recently come into vogue ir Philadel
phia is a m anagerial personage desig
nated as a "w ed d in g superin tendent”
T h e personage is, of course, of the
feminine gender, and her function is
to rem ove from the shoulders of the
prospective mother-in-law and her
daughter e v ery burden and responsi
b ility. She n-'t only contracts to
furnish 1 ho bride's trousseau, providing
every detail of it fi om tra v e lin g bon
net to the orange blossoms, but she
undertakes entire charge of the culin
ary arangements, furnishes silver,
glass and table linen, superintends the
floral decoration of the house and
church, provides the carriages, and
in fact, holds as th oroughly important
relation to the festive occasion as does
an undertaker lo the funeral. T h e
superintendent is not o f necessity a
dressmaker, a caterer, a floriculturist
nor a hack d river, but is supposed to
be a woman of fact and business, who
wilt detail the management of the var
ious accompaniments o f a m arriage
festival to responsible persons, she
herself having the general supervisioa
of ev ery thing.
T h is plan o f wedding superintend
ence is not y et w idely recognized, but
a number of large purt’.os given in
P hiladelphia during last wluter were
conducted upon a sim ilar principle.
T h e Ideals m erely an expansion of the
functions of the so-called commission
aires who have recently been plying
such a th riv in g business.
“ Profes
sional shoppers" is th eir m ore com
prehensible title. T h e ir prim e aim is
to lend th eir tuste, tim e and exp eri
ence to supplying the wunts o f ladies
who are. by reuson of distance from
the city or other causes. Incapacitated
for milking tlielr own purchases. But
the com missionaire is no lon ger con
fining licrselt to the purchase of pur
ple and tine linen fo r domestic use.
She now holds herself In readiness for
any task. W ith equal alacrity she w ill
accept the commission to buy n car
riage or an elephant, a barrel of flour
or a d irectolre dross, a diamond neck
lace or u ton of coal.
“ I am engaged in the selection of a
span of horses for a country gen tle
man just now,” said one of these bus
iness women yesterday.
" I bought a
carriage yesterday for another, and
expect to go house hunting next week.
An order for the purchase of a ship
would not in the least appal me. I
would set about it im m ediately as 1
would (he purchase of a yard of cush-
m ere.” — P h ilad elp h ia Record.
N UT-BE AR ING
T R EE S .
A<1in !rt«l>ly S tiite tl to t lie N o ll an<l C lim a t e
o f th e rr .t li-ie S ta ten .
T h re e nut-bearing trees set out by
m yself ns yearlin gs in 1858, have
borne heavy crops e v ery other year
for fifteen years, and lig h t crops be
tween. T hey could not be bought for
$50 each, and 1 know a dozen places
within half a mile where, w ere trans
planting possible, $100 apiece would
be considered not too much to secure
them. W h atever may be said o f forest
trees for shade, shelter and ornament,
I confess to a special regard for the
nut-bearers, and next to them the
fruit-bearers, like the mulberry and
the wild c h e rry —all adm irably suited
to the soil and clim ate of the middle-
region prairie. As for the soft-wooded
trees, few Eastern or Southern peopla
can he made to under-tand to what
considerable dimensions the whits
maple, elm, poplar In variety, w illow ,
linn or basswood and several others
grow in a generation, where the soil Is
deep ami clim ate high-temperutured
for four or five
months in th*
year.
I
could
select
within
s
circle
of
a
m ile
in
diam eter
samples of these varieties set In th«
yards und along the streets o f a Cen
tral Illin ois town, between the year*
'54 and '60, o f a size o f a trunk, height
and spread that would be considered
approuehlng the colossal In the New
Y ork C ity parks, and g e t the respect
accorded to size and age everyw here.
T h e ir diam eter of trunk six feet from
the ground ranges from twenty lo thirty
im ho*, with corresponding stretch ol
i branches und shade afforded. Perhaps
the best, thought the slowest grown. Is
. the linn, a very hardy tree, that does
not resent the peeuliarltles o f closer
Communication with the world's activ
ity, and in addition to furnl-hin g shad«
early und lute In the season, warms
all hearts to It by bursting into bloom
of surprising fragrance In July, and
becoming the haunt for weeks of in
numerable bees. T h e w lllo v and lb «
cottonwood, representing the poplar,
do not shrink from the close commun
ion o f stock, and thia is a ch ief reason
why the three should be selecied In
preference to others when they are
planted about the homestead for shade,
shelter and ornament, or put into
plantations for future use.— B. F.
Johnson, in N. Y. Tribune.
— S elf F reezing fee Cream .— T w o
quarts o f rich milk, four eggs, whites
mid yelks beat In separately, three
cups o f sugar, one pint o f rich cream,
four t «spoonfuls of any flavoring de
sired. Heat the m ilk almost to boil
ing. beat the yelks to a stiff froth,
add the sugar and stir it thoroughly,
then add the white*, which have been
beaten to a froth, and atir again, then
add this little hy little to the hot m ilk,
beating it all the time, atir the m ix
tures steadily about Ifte e n minutes,
when quite cold beat in the cream and
the flavoring.
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— You can not alw ays b elieve what
the English language tells you. For
instance stratagem s ar* mot gems found
I r strata.