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í --------- --------------------------------------------- - NEW BESG V- . .T w enty Dollars Ten D ollars . .........Oue Dollar J K «‘ A<lii>s X o t i e e n s% I I 1 b e i n s e r t e d th e ra te o f T e n c e n t s p e r l.iu « . B enjam in Harrison President V ice-P resid en t .................. ... L evi P. Mo toil . Jam es C. Blaise S ecretary o f sta te S ecretare o f ti» Treasury .........\\ m. VVindolii J. W .Notile S en tary of the Interior lied field Proctor Secretary of N' ar B. K. Tracy St*< retar)' of the N *vy. John W unvnafc *r Pvjwt iiuister-Oeneral . . . W . H. 11. M ill-r Attorney (Jei.-eral. Secretary of A g ricu ltu re.. ....... Jerem iah Busk M t u t c o t o n g t n i. U. 8. Senators.......... J. li. M itchell. J. N. Polpi» i B ln gw fi o v en . or. ............ Sylvester Pen» oyer Secretary of ¡ate (J. W . M* B ide State Tren su rer......................... G , )\* " ®bb State P rin ter......... .............. ; • * • Baker Supt. o f Schools k . B. Me Elroy Suiir* me Ju d ges H. 8. Striihan, . P. b om . VV. \\ . T h ?yer C ou n ty o f Y a m h ill. Ii !.. L ow e r y ................T. J. Harri» Wvutt Harri» J. \\. Hunt»-. Beco! dei.......... C le r k .. Supt. o f Schools Treasurer. S u rv e y o r— C oron er................ C om m iwdoners L. H. Laker P. P. tu te s .............. J. C. Cooper K. B Callow* Brutecher, k lu g e r j C i t y o f X e w b n ’g . F. A. M orris J. T. Smith M ayor .......................... K csrd er Tr* usurer..................... Miu'Hhall Street Coinm iseioner S. H o h - o n A . T. lla w o rth I . V . Smith i N. t . M ar.» B. t \ It. Pettyjohn Counciliuen ' H Cot»i r ; J. llu h fon ; N. »(« at«# C-H I ' lt< II A O * KM . P R E S B Y T E R IA N < HI IUT1. S ervice» *'111 be held at Jones’ Hail on the second and fourth S u n d iy » o f the m outh, at 1 |». in. by th«* Rev. W illiam T ra vis o f L »layette. Sabbath school every Sunday at 3 j>. in. F K IR N U S CI1U U CH. S ervices every Sun da\ tvt 11 a. m . ai d 7 p. m . ami Thursday ai 10 a. in sabbath school ever) Sun««ay at 10». in. M onthly m tctiiik ai 10 a. in. t l e th ft Saturday in a c h ’m onth, y u.rterl) m eeting tho second Saturday and Sunday in F em uary, May. A u g ii«' ami N ovem ber. E VA N O K L.1C A L C H U R C H . R egular sor- viii) first and third Sunday»* o f eseh month at 10 a m.; second and fourth S undays at 7 p. m. Sabbath school every Sunday at 11 a. in. U N IO N C H U R C H . 1 nion nervlc** in hsld in the N ew berg school house e ery Sunday at 11 a. m. Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 a. m, M0 4 I K T Y O T I C KM. Y. M. C. A. D evot’ onal servici s every Sun day evening. Y ou n g men earnestly requested to attend. 1. 0 . O F. Sessions held Saturday evening In the room s o v e r M oore’s Drug .-»tore. Y. VV ( ’,. T. (J.—Business m eeting the seoond Saturday in every month. (J. A. H. Sessions held first and third Thure dii) evening in each mont-i. VV. C. T. U. Bupioefcs m eeting held the third Saturday afternoon in each month. H r»n K I«k I I I H K C T O I I « O f- « '■ T V U K \ R W U G U 4 i . THE D epot P. & W . V . On Main street north o f Firet. M. S. G arvin, agent. Tile Mill On the Dayton road, west of the A cadem y. R eese Sc Hunt. P ublic S ihool Hi Central udditiou north o f First str.et. E. H. W ood .verd, pres, o f board. D ru g s to re On Main street south of th® de pot H. C. Ha'.d. Dry G oods and G roceries—On Main street ■outb of the d epot. J. I). Carter. Pioneer Livery Stahl«* C orner First and M er idian streets. J. K. Smith. J. B. M oore. M . I). Office a tre sid e n ce o n the coi ner o f Center an Third. Arlington H o te l-O n M ain street near P. A W . V. R ailw ay. John Atkinson. B a rb ersh op 1*0 Main street. Fine cigars anil robaoeo. Smith & Vtyers. Dry G oods and G roceries C orner First and Cun ter. si reels. Morr s. Allies & Co. Furniture Cornu* hirst and M ain street*, op. o»ito Jones' H all. h . \N . AN j m ao. Bakery On Main street north from First. J. D. W ilson. Willamette He 1 Estate A gen cy—Office on Mam stte t. S carce A W right. M illin ery--M ain street south o f the depot. Mrs. Enos Hunson. Newbe^g H ouse—The o.ily hotel on F irsts!. O. C. NN rig! t. Laundry—N -a r the Tlie Mill on the Dayton road. Main Kee. Evang* li* 1 C h u rch —On T hird street east of the A cadem y. R ev. Beau uont, pastor. B a r b e r sh o p — oruer Third an i Center sts. Cigars and tobacco. Lulner Hill, manager. Public H all—C o m e r First and M ain streets. Jones Brothers. Meat M arket—On ( V oter street betw een First and --Second. Austin Sc N\ Us«*n. Groceries—On Center street b e tw e .n F lrd and Second. Park r & N icholson. Dryer— Fir.«t street a t the end e f the bridge. P F. B radford. S hoe Shop—Center street betw een First and ISeconl. A M. Hoskins. Livery Stable— Near P. A: \V. V . R ailroad Main street. G eorge Grayson. Board of Im m igrtion—Dfllce cu a-t. side of Center street. Marls A Oliver, m anagers. M i'lin ery—C ente- street betw een First and 8<*cond. A nna Rees. Fruit Dryer—N ear railroad track east o f de pot. Aaron B roy. L um ber Y a rd —Main Btrc«t north o f depot. R H. Rogers. Drug S ore -« ’nrn®r o f C enter and Second •tre ts. O. F. M ore. B lacksm ith—Corner First and M eridian ««*. A . B. George. Harneanmaker- -Center street betw een H r» 8 <o d C. Maris. .'a ll--In c e n t«’'o f block bounded l y Fir t, ia oon d . M ridian and C r rei streets. L u m b tf—Fir*t sir:.-ei hftw een Meridian and Canter. M itchell & Brown. Photographs—(.»ver M oore's D rug Store» Center street. S. Ilo b -o od Mill O l die Day ton read at Che! a 'la rra i t Ac .Son. Postoffice— At M oore * Drug St*»re on Center street. . F. M oore, poetnu eter. N ursery- On th Day ton r«>"d w**st of the Tile M ill. C ooper & $»n. Brick Yard -A t toe ’ vest eud o f T hird street. James H auinie't. Dry Uooda and Ores cries C orner First and M a'ii streets J -¡r- h Kv • -t. M ear Mark t- Main stte* t noar Jones hall. Fratik J«'i»es. W arehoue—<*n P. A: W V. ra road ear d e pot. Christ t. on Hr*** Fruit Dryer—* ’orner of ' ' i lain**tte and W j n.iotai Strt e»r. NY« da A II h ! Bla k-t dth—8h -p ; e*» G ia y s o n s Stable. F re 1 Bent. Mil la -ry str®« G m c 'C e --('o r o e r C enter and J. T. -m h i . Il l store on t erite^ I¡« •' 1 •h*'® *hoj»- -Di' Ki -t street Q. l^»..d®i * « - f fr*»ut Main. U s r d s w * -F lM * in *t - e l » W . C. K ruger. r w « ' i r « » * . M !» Offi , uf «h® depot M*ln and Fir»* *■ Hard ** * ( ®t»t*r ; ®<-t lx ) « Mount f r l s q l i • <* Kd «nurds s u E l**: W M *rr K. H B Oim*r H-ttl I p IlntlAk MsbfHt* B E l E U } ( x R A P H I C N E W B E R G . Y A M H I L L C O .. O R E G O N , S A T U R D A Y , A P R I L 5, 1890. T IIE P A C IF IC COAST. I U ltlM l M ta ft'H . Dry Uo«x1e Firs streets. E . K A I 'B M t .................... Z .b .r r i,ll* . r r in P a ja .« , ably l a A d a a a M . V O L . 2. V ir ll ll, ni creek N On. Y w SU UimUifl Three M onth.. at A d vertising Hill«* C ollected M onthly* J idfcie................... Sheriff ....... G R A P H IC NI H M I lir r it t .i K V IT N : • < olum ii ' 'oluiUQ ,ai»jLttl Card» Flouring NEW BERG GKAPHIC. A lH I J r n ^ lM - i v - EA STERN ITEMS. FO REIG N NEWS. NO. 18 . PO RTLAN D M A RKET. coa L. black _, nd ,AN s . __________ A S trau s® N uvage T rllie F ou n d in N o rtk - » m 76 «• tm r m r t- l « 4 n a n .ip a ir . K a ^ a , b a a . THE B R IT IS H ARM Y. Rtif(luiiirii M ilita ry f o w e r , anil W h y S h e u«*Hteru Nieitragui«. a U re u t statcMiuan. During the last seven months i have The present establishment of the visited all the five republics of Central British army is us follow s:cavalry,19,- Puget Lumber Mills Trying to America. But the most interesting part W 4: infantry, 140.278: artillery. 33.728: en of my work w as the exploration of the gineers. 7.005: colonial troops, 2,989: and Form a Pool. hitherto unknown country of the Sam departmental corps, 0,113; This gives a bos. in North western Nicaragua. It Is a total of 211.207 of all ranks. The First wrild section, reached only by tortuous Class Army Reserve numbers51,584 men, Indian trails, covered with vast virgin which, added to this total, gives a grand An Immense Dry Dock and Marine forests of mahogany and cedar, and un total for our active army of. say. in round Ways to be Constructed on der the dominion of the savage Sambo*, numbers. 2 u.oou men. The number of who have never yet yielded to the au horses and mules officer’s chargers not Port Townsend Bay. thority of any government but their incltub d is 25.578, of which a very small own. giving a nominal allegiam-e to the proporei n are* mules. The law forbids Freeh eiigs at Yiaal a, Cal., are haril to Mosquito King, the last remnant of us ever to exceed by one man or horse sell at 10 cents a dozen. monarchy in the Western world. I hrse at any time throughout the year the es- The Pivret lumber mills are endeavor Sambos art* as black as ebony, possess tahlrehinent fixed annually by l'arlia- ing to form a pool to keep prices up. ing some generic* identities with tin* ment: s«>. with an army scattered all over pure Congo, but widely differing from tlie world, it is practically impossible to The material for the motor line at In him in other mental and physical feat keep it actually up to that fixed num dependence, Or., will reach that town in ures. The origin of this tribe is traced , ber. As a matter of fact, we are gener May. to the black Imliuns found upon the ally now about one thousand under our There is a good prospect of a large de isthmus w hen first visited by the during establishment. Our number of field mand for rai road laborers at Pori land in adventurer Vasco Nunez do Balboa, the guns <>n peace establishment is fi 00 , to a short t une. probably enter largely into politics. ing with the lance as a cavalry arm. discoverer of the Pacific. They are which guns would he added upon the AURU ULTUKAI. 1M 1*1.KM K M ’S. A scarcity of vessels for the transpor still in a barbarous state, being without mobilization of the army. Mayor Roberts has appointed lady The Pigott letters have now gone back Breaking Plow 8 3 1(a) 55 tation of lumber to California ports is judges of election in Ma hat tan, Kan. into the possession of the London Times. Broadcast Seeders Of this army 72.408 British soldiers, 9 (g 110 any wearing apparel and observing u complaint d of at Port Townsend. religion that, is a quaint admixture* of 10..*•■ ’«» horses, and :ilS guns are in India; Binding T w in e.. 10 per ct dis 18c The Dominion Parliament has author An electrie railway now runs from Binding Wire The Surveyor-General of Washington ized the construction of a bridge across “ “ 12lc mythology and superstition. T hey en :JO. 59.5 in»*n and 905 horses are abroad Florence to the steep heights of Fiesole. « ìrain D r i l ls .......... 110$ l fio tertain a blind faith in witchcraft, ami elsewhc e: the balance being at home. estimates that a sale of the school 1 .mis the Detroit river. P (Kail >5 would realize a fund of $35.000,0 0. In nearly all the coal mines of Great Hang Piowr invest their sukias (success) with un in addition to this, we have an Indian Osborne’s Mowers 20 fo * ct dis 75 The continued dry wea’ her in Texas is Britain the eight-hour rule is in opera C urnaMe Johnson has sued the Fresno 120 limited authority over temporal and regular unuy of 21.700 native cavalry, Reapers RepuLli an for $2 »,000 damages. John causing distress on the frontier. Cattle tion. spiritual affairs. (’ mtbined Mowers and 109.000 native infantry, and *¿.000native are dying rapid y. son alleges tleiamation of character. R *a|K*rs 20 & ct dis 1*0 The religion of the Sambo and hG artillery, all under the command of 1,411 The German authorities hange*i a slave Droppers “ 130 English investers are after paper-mill worship of the god Kushika has a strong British officers. dtaler for trying t«> embark slaves at Bag- Po-tl: ml is agitating the question of W ith the ex«*eption of Ste 1 -frame self binding removit g the Chin* s - from their p-eseut ing interests at Glenn's Falls, Watertow n amayo. ct dis 180 similarity to Puzza, an old god of the sd mounted guns, all the artillery in In an 1 Rochester, X. Y. , Japanese ami Chinese. 'Hit* Sambo Is- quarters to the outskirts of the city. dia is now English. From these figures The Bulgarian government is about to R 'lroftd Barrows, iron wh els. 48(g*55 lieves that at certain seasons this god it will be seen that of the army with d »zen It is announced that a new asso nation expend $15,000,000 upon the construct ion There is not a vacant dwelling in Val Railroad Barrows, wood wheels. goes into certain plants and animals, as which we hold India, not more than 36 lejo, Cal , and the out'ook, owing to the of wool manufacturers has been organ of railroads. ») fc* dozen navy-yard work this summer, is promis ized on a free-tr ale basis. ¡un« ;iti well as giving visible manifestations of per cent, are English, w h ilst04 percent, Italy has appropriated $300,000 for Hoad Plow l!M 11 himself in th«' sun, moon and stars. As are native«. ing. The arrival of numerous immigrants ■mokeless powder in her military budget Solid Steel Scrapers S 'eri Disk Harrows. MMlSl a consequence they have a great many T his article deals only with our reg The Walnut Grove dam, which recent bound for the coal regions is attracting for ttie present year. Spring Wagons 128®17()1 objects of veneration. The medicinal ly bu ke and caused such damage in Ari much attention in New York. 7 '(a 1)5 plants are supposed to receive their virt ular army, but still it would be absurd to The grant Bismarck de- lined was the Sulk) Plows. make no allusion in it to the yeomanry, zona, will probably be rebuilt at an early ............. .. . . »(a ¿5 The New York market is all demand Emperor’s offer to continue his salary Walking lows Wagons, all m a k e s ................... .. lKXa ltX) ues and to have been given super militia and volunteer forces. 1 shall da‘ e. for prunes, with no supply, raisins and and official residence. natural powers through the breath of not attempt any description of them, but BAUS. John 11. PoweM, a Mormon at Provo, canned goods bringing excellent prices Kushika. The anaconda, which fur The German government has ordered Utah, was found living in a one-room ........... 7 1 nishes a superior oil for the cure of will content 1113 ’ self with giving their It cost New York $tftOOO to ascertain an enormous quantity of smokeless pow Burlaps. 40 in numbers. The actual strength— all Burlaps, 45 in ............... house with two wives and fourteen chil through the Supreme Court that it is le der to be made at once. rheumatism, swollen joints, etc., is ven Burlaps, 00 in ................. ranks included -of the military forces 1U dren. gal to execute its criminals by electricity. erated for the same reason and relig 10 The duty on all foreign wheat im G uuüiom , 28x40........................ of the crown on the 1 st July, 1888, was: The President of the Lower California 5 (a 04 iously protected during the generative Potato Bags, net cash Chicago men entertain the belief that KKUtn.AK AH.MY. Land As*ociat on, with three others, has the New Yo-kers are doing all in their ported into Portugal has been reduced v ool, 4 lb, 40 “ ............... season. They believe that all unusual At home...................................................... 108,5)88 Wool, 3* Ih, ........... 38 he* n arrested on a charge of stealing power to defeat the World’s Fair project. from 20 to 1(> reis a kilogram. bn» «1 .................................................... I(M ,886 71 1 commotions in nature, scoh as earth A cattle. It is officially declared that there* is salt Wheat Sacks, spot, net cash Native army <»f India................................ 134,100 tq quakes and tornadoes, are the visible The owners of the Valkyrie and the enough in the Te< side field in England Wheat Sacks, cxtrA, second-hand The Transcontinental Association, KFHKKVR FOli HKiilTI.AH ARMY. angry moods of Kushika, but that th«* COFFEES. which Ins been in session at Coronado Yarana have he* n inv-ted to come over to supply the world for 800 years. First Class Army Reserve........................ 51,sy0 same can be appeased or w*ard«*d off by to America and contest for the Paine Second Class Army Reserve................... 9,(WSJ (»rcen— since March 15, has adjourned to San Fifteen killed and thirty seven wound Guatemala, ^ l b ........................ For Midi .a W « t v .............................................. ‘JW.7SS 22 (a 23* charms or even by physical force. cup. Francisco. Yeomanry cavalry ................................... 11.248 ed were the foot-ball casualties in Eng .lava, #Mb ............. ................... . 25 fa-27 instance, they think that the storm- Militia, exclusive of Mlfitiu Reserve...... 80,759 The cost of repairing the Pacific Coast It has been dry this season in the land since the 1st of last September. 28 fa 31 .vlocha, tt> tt».................................... cloud is supported by an evil messen Volant»-« 1 » 5M7,KJ1 steamer Al-ki will exceed $40,(XX). She South Atlantic States, where 1» ss than No. I « osta Rica, IF D* ............... .. .22 fa23 ger, whom they can kill by discharging It is freely predicted in England that 22 f®23 Rio, fc* lb ................. w 11 oe ready for sea the latter part of one-half of the usual amount of rain has Grand total of all ranks.......................... 757,698 the next general election will semi the Salvador, tf* lb........... ............... . 2 1 |ta 224 their arrows into the approaching omi fallen. 1 his month. B<* ides tin* numbers here given there nous cloud. Glads^ouians back to power. 1 toa»It'd, in baits - The gr ind jury at Tucson has found There are now five men in New York The native doctors, or wise men. are about 800.000 men who have been xrbucklc’s \riosa, w * Tb............ four indictments for end>ozzlemeut who must sutler death hv electricity, ihe trained as volunteers, one quarter of Miss Gwendolin Caldwell of Prince rioHKCt & I).’s Columbia 1 11» prs 20K oj 20 à against Fred W. Smith, late Receiver of new law having been declared con tit u- Murat fame has been seriously ill at < 'osta Rica...................................... . . . . 25 fa 28 ! among th«* Sambos occupy high place- whom, it is calculated, would be avail in tli«* estimation of th«* natives. They Public Moneys. Rome. 2.54f«T28 tional. Guatemala. .................................. use a few medicinal herbs in sickness, able for the defence of the country if the . .. :w fa 32 Boasted Java A party of ihirty armed men bus started It is stated that General Wolaeley has Roasted The Chicago Gas Trust announced a but rely mostly upon char ns and spells emergeiu’y w ore great. I do not profess . 35 @37 Mocha for the Navajo Indian reservation in been appointed Commander-in-chief of to drive away th«* demon of disease. To to enter upon the strength of the milita sear h of th»» rich quartz that reports reduction in the price of gas of 25 cents the forces in Ireland. VKUETA1II.ES (FREEH). ry forces maintained by Canada, Austra per l.OiXl feet t > those usiug gas for fuel this end they carry with them certain , have located there. purposes alone. (’abbage, »D tt> .............................. stones, seeds, teeth of wild animals or lia and our other colonies, but they are j The Portuguese at Mozambique have A starch factory at Tacoma is making I 25 ! Carrots, If? sk . the anaconda, ami other tilings, which of gr«*at importance. Their Importance The Canadian Pacific Railway Com boycotted a British man-of-war, and re « 'arrots, young, a ton a day of starch from wheat, and 15 1 doz ....... are c«>nc«*al< «1 about, the patient,wlio has will be fully recognized by the world U0 IM I •xpects by summer t * doub'e the output, pany repudiates any cornier*ion with fuse to furnish the ship with supplies. Celery* V d z ................................ w henever God in His mercy is pleased Georg" Francis Train and other round- 12 1 a blind faith in the curative virtues of (ir c e n i’eas* ................................ making glucose as well. the-world racers. A coin mitt* e of the Berlin Labor Con 1 ettuce, ^ ctoz ....... I 24 the charm. The sukia does not en to send us a statesman wise enough The work of surveying ami locating 4 (10 croach upon th«* domain of the doctor*, and gr at <*nough to federate and con- ference has agreed to the exclusion of Onions, tu 100 tbs....................... th«* i» oto< line from Portland to Oregon The overflow of the Mississippi is children under 12 years from factories. 2 25 , Potatoes. (•* lOo lbs....................... in the power of healing, but as solulat«* into one united British Empire City by wav of Sellwood and Milwaukie, causing immeuse destruction of property Potatoes, sweets, ,p tt» 2 sumes by tie* exercise of the “ black all tlie many lauds and provinces which fifteen miles, has begun. 12 * and putting an embargo upon traffic both d o z .. Thomas Hope of New Y* rk lias be Radishes, art” to visit the direst calam ities upon acknowledge Queen Victoria as their sov Spinach . . . ....................... by laud and water. The Seattle Terminal Railway anti El queathed $400,OX) to found a hosp'tal at ereign. Getreral Vis<?ount Wolseley, K. 1 25 Turnips, per sk ....................... any one that inc-urs her displeasure. evated C< mpany, to build warehouses in Senator Mitchell reports that B. E. Langholm, Scotland, w here lie was born. 1'., etc., ill Harper's Magazine. One of t,h«*si* w ’itches came near causing POULTRY. Western Seattle and connecting railways, Sinnott, late agent at the Grande Konde Herr Kunert, a Socialist editor of Bres the massacre of our entire* party, be has laen organized at Seattle. reservation, had a shortage of *2,14(> lau and a member of the Reichstag, has Chickens, largì* young, dox 0 (K m 0 50 S T A T E R A IL W A Y S . -----------------j cause of an iii(*xplicable dislike sh<* had The Stockton, Fresno and Southern charged against him. ( hu kens, broilers . . . . b^en arrested for libel against tlie Em f h’ckcns, o ld ............................ \\ «• \n A u N t r a l l a n t x|»«*rim®i»t T h a t 1» Giving h 00(a 5 50 taken to one of tin* native guid«*s. railroad project is heuig revived, and it Efforts are being made at Toronto to peror. l'iiivft»Hl Satihtactlon. Ducks, d oz.............................. 7 00 (a 8 :*<» only escaped d«*struction by tin* prov is thought at Stockton that work w’ill be encoura/e the exportation of Canadian 9 1H Da 10 «»0 idential intervention of a thunder Victoria is an Australian colony with gin on the road in ninety da>s. “ The Affaire G ouffe” has been dram Geese, young, tf’ doz ......... 10 cattle to Ireland, where, it is said, there atized, ami will soon I k » produced on the Tur eys, young, t* It» The Or« gon Democratic Stale Central is a demand for them. 3 00 storm, which was construed as the the size and th** population of Kansas Grouse ami Pheasants. French stage in five acts and seven tali- 1 in 1880, or an area of 8,000 square miles anger of Kushika at the deed. A. J. Committee lias decided to hold the State FRICSH FRUITS. Intimate friends of Mahone sav that leaux. Miller, in Atlanta ( '«institution. and a population of 1,000,000. Con vent ion in Portland April 24. The 1 50 (a 2 00 Apples. ..................... nviMition will consist of 1H2 d electes, should the appointment of Cnnmil-Ofn- But instead of letting corporations The Hampton Court, London, handi Bam« inis, P bunch....................... 3 50fS>4 0 IM P O R T A N T D IS C O V E R Y . Imild the railroads and giving land away Mr. Kerr of Yakima county, Wash , cr.tl at l ’aris bs offered him lie would cap steeple chase was won by Gamecock. Lemons, California, IP box 3 75(04 00 probably not accept it. has eent to Japan for a large quanti v of He was the only one of the five starters i.einons, Sicily, 6 25 to get them to do this, Victoria has kept l*ox, new 1 DO A n An<*l«*nl .MHiillNcrlpt o f t h e N«*\v TeatM- its land and built its own railroads. The t a cutlimrs. lie int »de to s e what Limes, r c w i... ................. Tiie Kio Grande river, in the State of to finish. inriit F o i l n d h ( D iiiiimmoii «. 3 (M l Granges, Riversides i ati be done with that plant in his own Jalisco, is to l«1 made navigable. The result is that this thriving little con** There is a remarkable rush for mem W e have reas«)n t«> believe that a dis 1 50fa 4 75 work is to be carried on under the super- bership in the London Stock Ex* liange, Oranges, Seedless country. mumty of about LoO hOOO s«>iils, or the • covery of equal importance to New Tes DRAIN. It is fraid that 200 men will be required vis on of State engineers. population of I'biladelphia, had last ami the entrance fee is to be raised from tament scholars with that which gave ’ o tret (travel at independence, Or., *or HO (0 90 Barley, whole, & ctl .......... year an income of $41,000,090, and of There ia ¡rreat distress among the min $1, 00 to $2,500. Codex Aleph to t in* world has just been 1 m Corn, W* 100 tU the (Yrvsllis «xti union and the Astoria ers in W ilkes'a.re, i’a., and neighbor this sum $10.500,000 was in th«* shape of French wine-growers have a snpersti- ' inud«*. The rumor current in we 11-in () ts, good, old, bushel . . railroad. The supply of (trav l at tha' hood and steps are beim; taken to form 41» (0 Ì 24 form *«d quarters credits th«* new find to profits on tin* State railroads. Seven “ ....... tious appreciation of comets, ami expo t Oats, n*'W, place is inexlianstil le. a citizens’ relief committee. 1 20 fai 224 Bry«*nuois, tlie learned Archbishop of years ago 11»«* income from the railroads good crops because four comets will be Rye. if 100 tbs, muninal The Reform Club of Oregon has tie"» 1 15 i l 174 W heat, Valiev. V M l lbs was only vi.i.OO.OOl»; in lH8fi-8it was $12,- The Chinese have held a mass meet in« seen during tlie summer. Nicotnedla. Tin* compl«*tion *>fj the incorporated. The purity of the ballo‘ - 1 124'ttl 15 Wheat, Eastern Oregou :fi5,00o, and for the year just closed it Epistle of ('lenient, of Koine, and tin* iiox and e »¡table lfr(ri»Urimi and ta xa -, at . New . . . York to protect themselves , Montpelier university, the third oldest has gon«* up to nearly double th»* income DAIRY UROIlUC K. unique maim « ript of the Teaching of tarn are the objects «¿uitht to 1* accom- 1 a**;™« «**'»'!♦* .'anmlrymen in France, will celebrate the sixth cen H utt.r «»f st v«*n years ago, and as no on«* can plished ' <" lve 1 bem out of the husin«‘H8. the Apostles have made him famous fo® tenary of its foundation this year. The Oregon fancy creamery- 25 build roads but, the State, and the State discoveries even in this age ofdiscov«*ry. 20 Choice dairy ............................ The steamer Marv I). Hume, rccent-lr : Then* is a stromr feelinirat Washinirton fates w ill last one week. is an enterprising builder and a good 8 fál 0 Comimin........................................ But if ih«* rumor that has conn* to us he par. based i>v tin- F'acitic Steam Whaling in favor of reviving tlie (Trade of Lieu A young Parisian artist name ! Jules Pickled, (’alifornia manag«*r, the profits on th«» railroads 184D20 true, and we think there are good rea C< mpany, will stay in the Arctic ft r tenant-General and linViiiir General Renaud has k lled himself in Algiers tie- Eastern fancy creamery will in time pay all the expenses of the thrt e vtara, wintering at the tuouili of Schofield appointed to that position. cause Amelia Rives Chanler jilted him California fresh roll................... . . . m o ó sons for heli**ving it to I k * s «>, his name government. In addition. Victoria owns tlie Mackenzie river. will be more closely identified Farmers in the hill towns of Western while studying together in Paris. Cheese. the N«*w 'Lest,anient itself. not only the post-office, as the people do When the Oreiron Pacific ia comp'eted Massachusetts are in ti e midst of tlie UJ with ......... Colonel C. J. Murphy, an American, New California here, but all the express business and past Prinev lie. Or., as near ¡is it is in annual manic suvar harvest. The sap is 10 It is said that in some Turk Oregon SKims and old proposes to build a corn pal icc at the Swiss < heese. domestic. til the tel* graph business, and the profit 15.^10 tended to goto that | lace, the inhabitants reported as running very plentifully. ish library at, DnmaHciis in* has Edinburgh International Expos tion, Young America, Or. on 1 h«»s«* for this win«*, thrifty little State 11 announce their intention of moving the found a manuscript of tin* N«*w T«*sta- The total cost, to St Ixatis of not cet- w’hit h will I k * held this summer. a t year was <2,14'».(K»0. whole town to a location close to tlie ment dating frtmi a I »out tin* middle of tinK the World’s Fair is $.(•..T26 K2—that 18 doz ................. Search for diamonds is being made hv Oregon, tracks. Victoria has a heavy debt of $195,595,- the fourth ci ntury i. «*.. of the same is to say, that is the exact sum expended llie Crow Indian chiefs in .Montana by the committee in loom ing 8t. Louis. the French government at the p«*nal col Eastern, f doz antiquity as tin* Codex Ninaiticws. In D 00 , hut as all b u t$5,500,000 was incurred ony of New Caledonia. Machinery to KIXIUR. recently held a iiieeting ami decided to deed, some i»; pr«*hensions are f«*lt for railroads and water-works, which Tlie condition of sericulture in Kansas bore down 1,500 feet has been provided. Portland paten* roller, tf bbl. lease tlie grazing privileties of the r ser- 3 75 whether Tt is not altogether too much pay a heavy profit, taxpayers feel tolor- is declared by tlie Farm rs’ Alliance rf valion only to certain stock owners, se- ............. 3 75 ibly happy over it, and the remaining like the Sinaitie manuscript to be of the Tin fields, which are said to promise Salem patent, roller 3 05 lec intr about a tiiirel of those heretofore that State to Is* alarming, and immediate Dayton patent roller fraction went into school buildings, ph«*nom«eal importance that «»ther vast returns, have been opened a* Gipps- 3 0 > h gislative relief is absolutely necessary. i'ascadia patent roller '.•raided jirivile >res Ritter feeliti(i conse- land, in the colony of Australia, and an Country brands. ____ 3 50 totally indep«*nd«*nt manuscript of the vvhi«*b pay a profit in their way. too. As qnertlv ¡¡as followed this action of the Nebraska offers 1 cent a ponn i bounty English company has been formed to McMinnville. D / •'» *• m ag«» would he. If. a*« is said, and all the horse-car linen are ow ned by the Indians. on snitar madewitl in its tioundaries,and work them. 1 .'»<1 we are* not yet in a position to speak of !*« ople also, the cities in Victoria get Superfine ............. A party of ernrineers, working tunier tlie beet is < mwding tlm succulent sor D 75 of it as more* than a rumor, the n«*w more and more profit from them the White Lily ........... ghum stalk on the prairies of the West. ins’ rm ti<>; s from tlie I'niou Pacific, lia- . . . 3 25 A « ompanv is being forme«I in Stettin Graham bigger they get. and the taxpayer again ........... .. 4 .'»0 Codex r«*senih|os th«* Sinaitie. not only edablishe l headquarter, at Vancouver Kye flour .................................... The Cliicauo Hoard of Trade lias de li mis that it pays toow n these means of in the additional hooks that are ap- and sta ted driving pip-s into tlie C«e clare its policy of stopping all market HKKDH. p«*nd«*«l to it th«* Epistle of Barnabas communication, even if he has to run in Imuhia near the Lucia mills tea aster's in quotations rather than to any loniier fur will h® established between the is'ainls Grans S**e.ds — « « »i ami the Sli«*plj<*r«l of Hernias, (w»* wonder debt for them. Timothy ......................... the strata below the r ver lied, in order nish ammunition to the bucket shops. and New Zealand ami Germany. it r«i 2 The natural result is that the surplus Orchard Gram whether, unlike the Sinaitie. it con to make proper estimates for a foundation The rate war has already so far demor 7 (a « Leading Chinese politicians advocate Red T*»p of pi rs ft r ¡lie bridti which is to cries alized passenger traffic on railroads to tains all the latter)- hut also in Lhe last year w as $4.400,01)0. the revenue out 12 r<«u Blue Grass. tin rive there mvintr the Union Pacific Missouri points from Chicago that a the opening of Thibitto British traile and English Kye Grass. p« '*.uliaritl«*s of t«*xt. it would seem *to running * stimutes by this amount. In 7»r« u the conclusion of a «lefensive treaty with Italian Kye Grans. an ontlet from Portisml to the Soumi. Is* almost a duplicate of the Sinaitie, t he year ju* • com ing it will lie bigger, «(■» 11 move is being made to patch up a treaty. Great Britain. These measures, they Nustralian Kye Grass. tnd the “ bmlg«-t speech’* of the Minis* 7C« » both forming. perhaps, part of an The Virain a City Enterprise savs In *be Hurley bank-robbing case trie<i urge, w ill act as a « beck upon Russia. 7 '» 10 er of I* mane« was principally taken up Menquite .... edition issued for the common us«* of T ic three loc- nioliv» s that wen* over a at Ashland, Wis., there was no verd'i t. 5 (a, « Mirtei ................... the Palestinian church. But even wit h telling the direct and indirect tax«*« si'tv-foot I link near Cats* Horn mi'ls op Bribery of jirors is • barged by the Dis It is expecte«! that, with the new rifles Hungaflsn Millet. 5 '« « 't e Central i’a* ific road some weeks «(to trict Attorney. Perrin, trie defendant, ami tlie smokeless powder important Mixed l.awn (»rass if this should prove to l»e the case, it which could lx» r«;peal«»d. — ifliiladelphia 12 r * 16 have not been recovered. Carloads o' has is'cn arrested on an embezzlement changes will he made in tlie musketry Clover Seeds— would tend to show that tlie general Press. •oal cinders are being lironjriit up from charge. training of the English army. Greater Red < T ov « t . Ioffe 114 type of text re pn*, nte<l by it and the tlri«tsc® Aero»» th® Hovporu®. the sho; s at !*.v r amen to to lie used as a 15 'a 17 prominence is also to lie given to mus W hite clover few older tmiriu**<?riptM was morn com Tlie stockholders of the Postal Tele The proposal to cross the Bosporus 15 fa 17 bedd<ni( to support ti'e neces-ary api a- Alsvke Clover ketry practice. monly accepted than the defenders of s u m * -where near Constantinople and of-» 104 rattts for handling tlie emrims, as the graph Company have vnb*d to in' re >se Alfalfa .............................. the re« civ«*d t«*xt allow it to have iieen There is a p'sgne of locusts in the .Mis«*«*ilaneous Skuta' i lias again taken shape, and a around is so full of water that no other the capital stock to $5,OQO,QOU. The and may perhaps help to reassure thos«* French firm has pr<»pos<;d to do this, it material can »«obtained that will serve money is nee 'ed to pay for S' v-ral province of Gizeh, Egypt. In five «lays < ana. y *r* » strange i*xp<»(rentsof criticism w ho mak<- smaller companies acquired by President the authorities destroyed six tons of . . i V a S Flax is said, bv a single span. “ It Is not tlie purjr » ■ to well. 5 m 54 much of th«* question of numbers in th«* likely, sat-Gli« l/ondon Engineer, “ that Maekay. them. In plowing quantities of their Heinp A dry des k and marine way* are to 1« . .. . 3 « 4 Rape. California . . . . ♦*ggs are turned up. Exposure to theaun authorities for a reading. T o the school In the damage enit for $ 0.000 tironght «ich a project will l»e carried «>ut. espe- established on l‘o t Tow n'-end bav. w tiich iivT 'nm Hcffron »giiinft th«* N'*»rth«*rn Pa destroys the eggs. of WesU’ott and I fort we should suppose «•ially as a much cheaper and more m u. w ,|i nta'eeaitate an e» is tiditure of $2fi0,- cific Railroad Con j*.tnv at Brainerd, that twenty < j» r thirty duplicates of the 17 00'« IH 0>' Th*» Ru-sian government has l**en <!is- Bran, t ton. nhicient bridge might be built across 000 . M asts. Atkins and Kan.ecy of Mirh.. for the Ions ot his ®ve the jury 15 00', to no Hinuitic would make but little ditf« r Hay, ton, baled. the Bosporus in three spans.” The Ixmt'un, Kniiland, two wealthy capital- has giv* n th * I k ’ jv |7JXX) The raae will agreebly impressed Gy lire meetings Grsund 28 SO«24 00 Barley. 10 ton. en«,«‘ . -*ave a« confirming the rorrectnes- water is deep, but not more than from which have t«Mr« held in Eng'an-t and i ■«, n-e neip t'atiini for a sbe near liad- h*» «’arri«**! to the Snf»reine Court. im oor «20 <o M - Il < ” Hop, If U»n of their theory: but to those timid critic« 115 to IT) feet where piers would have An erica b» denounce the ontragea upon 1 ,ok. The d - k is to 1« St*) fe-t in length 27 .70'« .to 1 »' (iil Cake .Meal, 0 um Th®» ptr Ii*• works «»f Phila lelphia yield exil* s in Sit>eria. and 125 feet in bread'h. and will 1« ca 20 00 21 00 to whom numi»ers are of importan«*,«*. ii . ip u>n to b«* sunk, and there is no r«*ason for a tuiffie entlv la®g«* rev-tine fro n jraa, wa would probably I k * really helpful. thinking that iron piers could not be pable ol sccotnmoistinir the lar^e t ves- A Milanese named Fossati is exhibit 1.1 MUCK ROCOH AND IIKRieMl. Whether or not the new manuscript (if .•unity sunk in ibis depth of water, and a •• 1 i-float l.arir» steamer* nimilur to ter an<l • ther sour cos to pay all th»ir «*x- ing at London a simplified Edison pho t »• that ply on th* Atlantic end Pac tic p^ns®« an«l vi*- d ati in* orne ni $2.500,000 nograph, costing lOOfram s. The instru Rough Per M. $10 00 it exists) be only a contemporary dup)i brldg* inueb more cheaply constructed U OD «•ate or an independent witness, th* O' ear.* can easily iio < n the drv drs*k f"r to th*» ity ; an ! yet th»» light'ng of tha» ment reproduces tlie voi ** and music in Edged. ..ban would Is* possible with one span. city ia pacin g into the hands of private I I Ol s 1 ho o.ivh ov> rbaulinif. K. W DrlJon, T. Ac G. sheathing \ . km ai f i l l « pmrtU a marvelous manner. Th«» mention of the subject r«*minds one IH m No. t flooring r , e of tbebe-o known shifdiokera and electric-light con panics! uiart« with extreme interest. Londoi *f the m ccsHity for attentl«>n on the part IH (I) No. 2 ceiling The announcement ia made that the Cong’*' **«Ti»«*n Bart ne of Nevada thinks cap; abet* of t h - P a c ific No’ tbw*.*, has la «XI llt-rord. if engineers to th«* building of bridge s sjn tied liis wiliimmees to take one iia'f the Wit dom b 11. with it« am* n lrnents, infliction of corporal puniahment on No. 2 rustic at no d 4«»rs in deep wat«*r. possibly by a de- a'*ccptahle t^> the C a«t p**ople. peasants is to lie al*olish«*«l in the Rus Clear rough. of tl e sto k and a> five management of w ill tí —(,o to the ehampagn»* cork, tboti Clear P. 4M. the , i, • puna Tin ire'ith tnen interested Th«» objection in the East t*» fr» «* r.oinav** sian Baltic provinces. It has l*?er the No. 1 flooring ....... *2 ID tardv lover: consider Its ways and d« velopnrent of the system devised by Mr. Arred for sinking the pier« of the new mean l"i«it:ef s. and arc a' tiveiy pnsbirn ¡«* strofiif, an*! concce^ior:® »*■** absolutely custom to employ the lash for jw»tty of No. I celling B 80 .......... tí fio likewi-e BinghauHon Leader. , T aj bridg*K .<■ ,.relimir.arT arratiifetu* n '. prepara necefsaM . lie think« th«* < ause «if ailv»*r fenses or as a means «>f extracting rents No. 1 rustic « M I nr taxes. Stepping. ha® rna*I** a rn<»»t aulaitantial a<lva«i< e. tory to in* orjorating The week closes with every indication i hat spring w eather at last is beginning to Great Distress Among Miners at A Plague of Locusts Reported make its welcome appearame after *o long and hard a winter. Merchants in all lines in Gizeh, Egypt. Wilkesbarre, Pa. confidently look forward 'o a good season, although the orders so tar have been a lit tle sl&t k. The severe los-es east of the Colorado Capitalists Investing in The Bulgarian Government to Ex Cascades both in cattle and sheep will not be without their effect, but the general pend an Immense Sum In Salt Lake Property—Other hopeful condition of business all round, it Building Railroads. Interesting News. is expected, will more than make up for any falling oil* in that cause. The con The American squadron of evolution struction f so many branches of railroads Patti's season-ticket sale in New York is at Corfu. aggregated $07,000. all over Oregon and Washington wi 1 more Tha orange crop in ho me parts of Italy than an.>thir g else open up rich districts Colorado capitals s are investing heav for setti« ine ut, w’here the large number of has been killed by the frost. ily in Salt Lake property. Japan is to have a big industrial fair immigrants that are gradually settling The Philadelphia police department among us will find ample scope to earn a this spring ami summer. pay-roll contains 1,717 names. ;oo l living and much more in many cases, Recent freezing weather in Illinois has Kendal remitted £20,(XX) sterling to and it is mward controlling this increased caused serious damage to wheat. Loudon last week for inves’ meot. volume of trade that Portland merchants The Kansas Farmers’ All ance will The English war office ih experiment are exerting themselves.