Newberg graphic., June 07, 1890, Image 2

¡w ith the exception of County Juilgn.
l’hia office go**« to Wm. Ualloway of
TRAINS 001NU KOKTIt.
McMinnville. Below we give the vote
N&Ui&dEi|>r^f,
■ IS
p. m. j <4 each candidate ao far a» we have it.
GOING SOTTI!.
| There were eeverul Cnioii party t icketa
M ill ami Expre.i«.
11 ¿0, rw m. \ caat hut we have not the vote at hand.
Hermann 1824, Miller 1081 ; Thoiupaon
1271, l’ennoyer 1208: McBride 1280,
FKOFE3SIOKAL CAKU8.
j Townsend 1095; Metechan 1282, Wehh
lin ó ; Bean 12711, Bonham 1101; MeKI-
J . B U l t T M O O R 1C*
roy 12Ó!), latroy 1110;
Baker 1270,
T > II Y j 4I<’IAN ANI» HCIttiEON. Office An«l
X Ke»i<K*nce One* Block South of i*o.-t Ottico, (t ’ Biien 1128. District Attorney— Bing­
I.’ewberjj, Oregon.
ham 1244, Whitney 1101. Joint Repre­
sentative—Stillwell 1240, (.’one 1(8)2.
F . W . C A I t M A N , M . I>.
State Senator—Gates 1220, Gilkey 1074.
Office corner Firtt and Maine St.“. Representatives— I.ainujn 1228, Menden­
Now berg, Oregon.
hall 1080, Maiming 1221, Hendrix 1087.
Judge—Brutéelar 1120, Galloway 1252.
P . W . LYLE,
Sheriff—Warren 1220, Morton
1077.
Office 110 Main at reel, Newlierg* Oregon, Clerk— Hubris 1272, Hendrix 1047. R e­
falls made at all hours.
CHRONIC CASKS corder— Harria 1250, Thompson U84.
A SPECIALTY.
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A N e w M o to r.
From the Chieigo Tribune.
i\ jt w . v .
t i n i : t a u i . k .
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P H Y S IC IA N & S U R G EO N .
L . W H IT E ,
D E N T IS T .
“ Ten years from now you will not. see
so many horses in Chicago,” said Char­
ley Herold, who registered from Germany
at the Grand Pacific.
“ A firm in Munich is making carriages
to la* propelled hy gas generated from
Ben/.ino. Several of the new vehicles are
In siieeessfnl o|»-ration, and the company
KO It S A I.K.
A grimi milk cow.
is securing patents in all the big nations
P aci . M icy.
of Itie world. I rode in one of the carriages
v 1. li 27.
not more than two months ago. On the
country roads we went at the rate of ten
K illt SA I.K.
A sow amt eight piga. Alan loar shouts. In miles an hour, hut in the eroiideii streets
« e moved about as slowly as a horse car
quire ut thu Gu íeme nltlce.
V 2. u 20.
The motor is placed in tho rear over the
main axle, and the benxine is euri irsi in a
KO II SAI.K.
recepii le tinder the seat. It holds enough
One t’A'.i story h'lim-- ami li-rn with two lot».
for a trip of eighty miles. Tho gas mix-
I- two blr.ek- from the To t Office. Kivpilre
tuieis ignited in a cylinder hy nn electric
nt the G sahhii ' onice.
spark. The motor is started by simply
turning a lever. A link chain belted to a
wheel on t'te rear axle applies the power.
In ita make-up the carriage is something
like a tricycle, having only three wheels,
ISHl’ Kl* KVKRV 8ATITRDAY MOKNINU.
and it is guided precisely the same way
It is easy to increase or diminish theS|iepd,
and the carriage can lie stopped in a mo­
E . It. W O O D W A R D .
ment. Tlie system can Is; applied to
E PITOU nini TTBI.IHIIKU.
small or large vehicles. The cost is
comparatively low.”
Office near 111«-pa!nt nliop. Main St .
Jii*wl«*rg. Come ut eneo ami have your
ilelleient tint 1 1 tilled, your had teeth laken
oilt and new teeth pni in, for they are had
f rih o breath and much «orno fir the
health.
N E W B E R G GRAPHIC
S \T U R D A Y ,
JU N K
7,
1890.
V o le
of
l'Iitst.
(h e liiile iii
I* n * -
ciuci.
Entered n» «eroici eia«» mutter nt the pn«t Stato :—
office nt Newberg, Oregon.
R k im b i . i c i n .
Hermann, 170;
Tompson, Irto;
S k v k k . i l men were arrested in I’ nrtland
Mi-Bride, Itti ;
JMiniday fur offerin g hrilies fur Votes.
Metsilian, 1U8;
Bean, 172;
Tin: K v Tit \ term of the distiiet em rt set
McElroy, Riti;
hy Judge Boise for the llial of the old
Baker, 170;
man Scott for the murder of his wife neat
Bingham, 109;
Wheatland, has been in session this week
D kmik 'H irte.
Miller, 57 ;
I ’ennnyer. 72 ;
Townsend, til’ ;
Wehh, 59 ;
Bonham, 57 ;
] .er i if , 82 ;
Brien, 88 ;
Whitney, 58 ;
L e g is la tiv e :—
Stillwell 172; Conn 57 ; Snider 4 ; Br.iy 1
T up . i . k iiit ruitiB we have had for the
Gates 170; Gilkey 82.
past week or ten days, with the cool
doudv weather has isien a great benefit
Lainson 171 ; Mendenhall 81 ; Round 4 ,
to grain and grasses, but more would he Gilbert 1. Manning 180; H in d iix 84;
f. Morris 5.
better.
County :—
T i .1 : i :: some ili -n talk, lite man wh >
Brutschet 172; Galloway 51 ; Mitchell I
v ites ivilh thè opimsile party ìh eiptal
l ’ut man 4.
In il borse thlef and h.ir.lly ollglit lo I kj al
l ’erry 171; Bunn 50; Mitchell I.
Ione I tu lireathe thè Iree nir. Sin li hlind
Warren !<>(>;; Martin 82; (huum 4.
|.iiitisansliip limi Hinolher» every spark
«,|* rcusoning so that nolliing hot evil is to
I lo iibs 178 ; K. Hendrix 55 ; Reece 4.
he s e d i in i l io er uf ini opposite party i»
Harris 172; J. Thompson 55; Snider 1.
ili-gu-ling to a reasonalilc mali.
Tabuligli 128; Wallace 80; 2. Hobson 2
K Hall 1 ; M. Votaiv 11.
T.iu ri.KCTtoN is over and the success-
Baker 188; Lewis 82; Vunnio M artin(1
ful candi latos wear a bland smile, while
York 170; Wilson 54; S. Hobson 1
defeated ones have rather an all gone
feeling of course. It was ever thus inn ( lei». Mitchell 1.
F8EE.
C flK IS T K X S O X BH(kS.
('(ad weather very lienefivial ; late sown
«*•»* »
_
grain has not come tip well. Fruit is do­
pA.il
*5 \ w . : • >lO0.O«>
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y \
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i t.’i*» worM. F e r ì- -I
ing well. In Jackson Co. ulfuifa cutting
■f. V S i- > /Nl
:
i ;>er. WarrsHteti hM> jr,
R}i __ ij
’.OLD h-ntL.ff «J» *
began on 28th, yield good. The continued “ F o r G o t i n u il H o m o nu il N a t iv e
Pii i ”4/J ; JK-+ÍM /Until i»*¡i'*i' «fili geut's *i/.es,
$11 ‘‘mf/wPl&J
*vi'h ' rk* =n,J c * • e • <
warm dry weather unfavorably affected
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" OliK PI.U 80 .V ili
Ia lin i.”
r 'f j r ' f
, j, i c.n- can »er«.re «ne
crop« m Douglas county, but the picrent
tog-tli**r with • •’.ir Iure«
• ■•!’!«• hi-
SI uuw t’ h o ! * !
rain will produce a favorable change.
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IV t c . A ll ih • " " r i i you
Mus. S. A. M< KeHS, (.’minty Superimeli- in-e.l .L, is II» show a -.*. • n 1 1 1 i s* is . -.l ni**
Excellent crop» are almost now certain
i 1,111 ?.. t|p..e who ra il— your
dent of Press \v»»rk.
ti: n i » n i l
: uriti» i « ' « 1 'li - •••*•■
■ *i—tlicf :i!»vays r* sulta
throughout the Willamette valley, l ’all
in valu «Fl • tr.i,l,- i r U-. 1.1«. i. !»■: !» f e r \ -.-ir* !:»•» 'me«»tur»e.J,
«ini ’ It i« ' i i
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tt' i’-'ii», et. After
wheat, when sown on summer fallow, is
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U n trail H i O to £ ;«;•> p- r vvir'.c ,i;t ! ltpw.irÜJ Ail 1 res»,
Miss E lli Knowles, a young lady of, h t i u w o j i »V l u . , B o x b l ^ , 1 * 0 l ’ t l i i H ilf * J u à l l « s
in tine condition and in any event will
produce a good crop. When sown oil tweiity-«ix and the only woman lawyer in
stuhhie land it is not so good. The spring Montana, has built lip a lucrative prac-
svheath.is been an uncertain crop, hut 11 ice in Helena within the last .-ix months
the pre ent weather will allow of a fair j
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crop to be harvested. Strawberries arc j
cheap and plentiful. Cherries are nearly
Helen M. (longer, of Lal'ayette am a^uin
ri|v. Vegetables a ri abundant, jt sel- Indiana, has undertaken to raise ilout) all rea<ly
for Sprint
■ loin fails to rain at the pro|ier time ¡n | »o r '*‘e national W . ( . T. L . to help iri a u d S t i m _
Oregon, and the present rain svas most the campaign for woman H ballot now I**- n u 'r w o r k , ?.!
iiig carriel ou in Bollili Dakota. G !k) ol sudi as
opi«jrluin*.
P .iiiilin jf,
i
ti.is amoimf lias ulreadv been secured.
B. S. P ao i ’ k ,
FREn/ä
w . C. T . U . C O L U M N .
u ik
A tein|>erance editor, of Lincoln, Ne­
Mentor ln I IC.vereises.
braska, recently found a coffin on lii-
Memorial day was observed hv the les- doorstep, placed there hy the Ihpior men
¡dents of the town and many from tl>r 110 ¡„dicate Ids fula if he continued t o ‘ ^ r -
surrounding .»un try hy attending the ex- | secute’ them, wiiermipo!) the editor sold
ereises of the G. A . R. at the Kair | the cofliii /or seven dollars and pichented
grounds. The members of the Grand | lhc Ul0nc}. ,0 ,i,u W . C. T. U.
. 't ili
t the
lio
U
'n i i p i n ’ n
H n liiif
Army Post u with
Woman’s
Relief
Corps and Sons of Veterans met at the
Evangelical church at two o'clock and
Baroness Gri|ienhurg, president of tlie
formed in lino and marched to the Kair W. C. T. U. of Kinlan.l is non only a cap­
grounds. The Newberg hand marched able executiveotlicer but ulso a sitceess-
at the head of the procession, followed by tul literary worker. Bheeditsa woman’s
the me.nhers of the Post and other old paper in Kinni-h, a child’s paper in Bwe.I
su'.lieis, then came the Boris ol Veterans isi. and during the last year has written a
followed hy thu W oman’s Relief Corps book e n titled ‘ A Half Year in the New
At the group.Is the members of tho Post W orld,’ w ill.-h is sui I to la* of great inter­
formed a s.piare around a monument that
cut. It is published in Sw edish.
had been erected and the usual ceremo­
nies of decoration day were gone through
with. The soldiers and some of the la­
Tho obnoxious ‘canteen’ danse has
dies ha«! provided licautiful wreaths of
I k * c i ) restored to the army uppro| ration
flowers which they one by one placed on I
hill and (lie hill passed l.v the house.
the monument in honor oi ful.cn friends
The ‘canteen’ provides for supplying the
of the regiment to which they belonged.!
troops, at reasonable rates with light
It was very intcii-stiug and impressive to
wines, malt liquors, plain lunches and
hear the old veterans call out. toe com­
other conveniences, besides famishing
pany and regiment to which they belong­
them with facilities for billiards, ten-pins
ed.
dominoes and other games.’ An amend
The 70th Indiana, which was President
merit Exempting prohibition states from
Ihipison's old regiment, was represented
I he operation of tho clause was voted down.
in the person of I. R. Craven, who placed
a houijtiet of flowers oil tho monument in
remeinhrai.ee- of his fallen eomrades.
The liquor men of South Dakota ar.
After the eereinonies and nillsie by the
preparing to make a ■ new tight against
hand and vocal music hy tho choir, Dr.
the prohibitory law on the ground that
I. W. Watts, of l.aKayette, delivered an
the constitutional convention which met
address which was well received. Below
last July had authority only to make
tve give a list of the old soldiers present
provision for those par.s of the stair
so far as we were able to get their names.
machinery which are prescribed by tin
1. Ira K. Vat.tress, Co. K, 24th un.l
constitution of the United States, and a
28th Ohio lnft.
vote on prohibition having been orderen
2. Gideon K. Heston, Co, A, 2d Iowa
before South Dakota was admitted inti
Cuval iv.
the union it wastherefore nnconstitti'ioau
2. K. G. Groff. Co. K, 92d 111. le ft
and void. This objection is unprecedented
4. K. C. Mills, Co. A, 8S!h Ind. Inft.
and shows that no stone will he left un­
5. John Grim, Co. K, 7th M idi. Inft.
turned hy the friends of whiskv to acccni
(i. J. C Baivyer, Co. II, 18th Vt. Inft. plish the overthrow of prohibition.
7. Win. Entices, Co. B, 52.1 Ind. Inft.
8. G. D. Living stone, Co. 1,51st Wis­
consin Infantry.
The journalistic temperament is almost
9. W. II. Duncan, Co. K, 2d Mo. Inft.
thu finest In the world—keen, kind, pro
10. Henry Hottkins, Co. M, 1st Wis­
gressive and humanitarian. Take aivm
consin Cavalry.
the hallucination of nicotine un.l thecrazi
11. N. G. Kirk. Co. G, 104th 0 Inft.
of alcoholic dreams, and you would hav-
12. Charles True, Co. C ,2 lst Me. Inft..
remaining an ¡ncomp.iral.le set of bro' -
12. B. J. Karlurl, Co. C, 117th (1. Inft.
er-hearted men, whose glimpses of Go.
14. Geo. W . Rogers, Co. 11,4th M in­
would ire not at all infrequent.
Anchor
nesota Infantry.
alongside these chivalric Matured experts
15. J. L. Hoskins, Co. C, 12th O. Cav.
women us gifted as themselves and f e
18. I. R. Craven, Co. D, 7Cth Ind. Inft.
from drug delusions; then, in one quart,
17. J. M. Wright, Co. L. 4th 111. Cav.
of a century you w ill have driven pngi ist,
18. C. Maris, Co. K , 18th Penn. Cav.
and saloon keepers, ward politicians and
19. A. J, Palmer, Co. K, 17th ill. Cav.
.lexeliels from the sacred temple of j mrui.
20. K. P. Lcvett, Co, II, 28th Iowa
lisin, and the |«*ople.’s daily o|ieti letter
Infantry.
from the great world shall Ire pine as r
21. Asa B Bwaine, Co. G, 20th W is­
letter from home .— Francis /•,’. WHlanl.
consin Infantry.
H A R V E S T I N G
O n e o f t lie
B E S T T e l-
Ä i* I fifi
Bulky Rakes.
Terminal
or
Interior
runs
Through
C a sh paid for W heat
WE OUAltANTEE SATISFACTION TO Ol’ lt CUSTOMERS.------ CALL AND SEK rs.________
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F
LL
information
concerning
J.
rates, tim e of trains, routes and
o*her details furni l e d o n applica-
ion at tlie G k apu ic oilice or to
Having bought the interest of Milton Nicholson of the firm of WILSON &
NICHOLSON, I desire to thank all the patrons of the old firm for past favors-,
and respectfully solicit their patronage and that of the people generally of
Newberg and vicinity f‘>r the new. Yon will find a full line of STAPLE and
r A N C Y GROOLRIES at all times. 0 p .11 and see me and learn prices.
Respectfully,
JOS. W ILSO N , o.s C E N T E R ST R E E T
NEW BERG,
i
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xohtii
of
P ost O f f ic k .
O REGON.
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B. C. M ile s ,
I 1«*« ident.
•T esse E pivak ps ,
Vice-President.
F . A. M orrih ,
Secretary.
J. T. S m it h ,
Treasurer.
M A K IS & C O L C h R D , (Miiiiii^ors (<f tlio
CHEHALEM V A L L E Y
BOARD of IMMIGRATION,,
Are selling more property than nn.v firm in the county nn>l still have a few special bar­
gains which you should «oe before you invest. If you want first class resident property near
the Academy or Public school or near the beautiful Willamette, or a good business lot near the.
P O. and Hank, we have them for sale on reasonable terms. Have first class fruit land ia
small or large tracts.
AS T O II1 A .
If you want co invest in the future "8 in Francisco” of Oregon, come in and buy a few
lots in AS I OK i our only sea port city. More good business men have confidence
in her rank iug a great city than any other town on thi C >ast a 1 1 many of Or-
egon’s best men are invosHng there. Come and see what we have for
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sale there.
.N UKAXCE writun, rents co dieted,an 1 -ill
,
NOP A llY work ciruiully attended to,
M a r i » A C o l o r i i ,
A . P . C h a u . t i k ,
Otiieo on Center St., near Ilio P. O.
A « » I » t s . i t G o a c r a t I 'a - is c - n g c r A g e n t ,
Kn.
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Successor to W ILSON & NICHOLSON,
Every Day in tlie Year t.
ST. l ’ A U L
and C H IC A G O (in
change of ears) Composed of Dining Car*
unsurpassed, Pullman
Drawing Room
Sleepers of latest equipment, T O U R IS T
S L E E P IN G C A R S best that can be con­
structed and in which accommodation!
are both F R E E nml Furnished for holders
>f First or Second-class Tickets, and
E L E G A N T D A Y CO ACAKS. A con­
tinuous line connecting with ail lines,
(T lie Burlington route prefered.) afford­
ing Direct and Uninterrupted Service.
Bleeper res-
iitions can lie secured in advance
erval
through any agent of thu road.
rHROUGH T IC K E T S to and from ail
Points in America, England and Europe
can be purchased at N E W B E R G .
Oregon,,
.N E W F IR M .
•Tos. W i l s o n ,
V E STIB U I.l-
ELMAN
.
Proprietors.
PLENTY OFWATEll NOW. WILL ULINIi FEED AT ANY T l X E . ^ U
r * Trains
;
i t
OKBGON.
We have remodeled oar M I L L and can now m an­
ufacture FLO U R o f the best grade, by the F U L L
R O L L E R PROCESS.
about the flflicth part o f its bulk It i» a grand, doublo size tele-
•i*>r|>e, ns large a» is easy to cnrr.v. Wo will uUo show you It)tvyou
can milice from r^II t.r’f l I O ^ lay at l. nit, from the Mart,with­
out experience Hotter write at once. W - pay ..11 expresa chargea.
Addica», !l I 1 A L L Ë T T Si LO,, H ot « S O , I ’ u RTI. a ND, M a i n e .
nts the N O R T H E R N P A C IF IC
l ’oint
#
R A IL R O A D is the line to take te
ill Points East and South.
It is the Pin
ng Car Route.
Also Machine Oils and Binding Tw ine-
J. D.TARRAKT &S0fl,
. ,_ pr;d those nroutij you The lie-
pinning of this ¡nlvrr'iseinent
•hows the sinn'.l end of the tele«
Tbs following rot gives the r j'pcarance of it reduced to
m io OM
A C H I N E R Y -
NEHHEGZ Fro m i s’G" M it . ls ,"■-
FREE
J}
M
NEW HEHG,
cw o p c » i n
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* h «* w o r l d . r>ur nicilitieaáre
unnualed. Rttd to introdurr our
su|u rit'r poods we w ill senili rf .R ,
to ONE I'Ll’ "ON in Fitch locality, |
Û* above. Only thorn* \i ho write
to ns nt oncer-in make sure <>f
the chance. A ll you have todo in
return is to Fh»»v our (roods to
those who m il—y"t ir neighbor*
w'
%a>* ■£
Detring and McCormick Binders and Mowers, Barnes Revolving and Tiger
N o k k i n T ib o d o .
f JÖ MANY
A t/
S IIO V E L PLO W S & C CLT1VATO RB Ac.
All work PUOMPTLY and NEÀTLY «Ione to
order. Le ivo orders at Post Ottico I>rux Store
«HinscoiMca
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HEADQUARTERS FOR WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES
and CARTS,
Paper------
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C D H ST ZH j
Hits ltccn Tor years Staiiilanl F
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Antliority itt tho Govcrninent
P rin tin g Office and V. S. Su-
BEST BARGAINS in town in - L 3
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It is ltifrltly recommended lty
M I lr C "IT ..h i j£>B00T,8 & SHOES. Ten per
38 State Sttp’ts o f Schools and
the lending- College Presidents. (,ent oiF for C ASH .
N early sill tho School liooks
• J. T. SM ITH , Notary Public, Newberg, Oregon.
published in this country aro
based upon W ebster, as at tent­
ed l»y tho leading School ltook
II. Austin.
J. Boy «e.
P ublishers.
3 0 0 0 more W o rd s and nearly
A U ST IN & BOYSE.
2 0 0 0 more e n gra v in g s than
any other Am erican Dictionary. on improved fir m
property.
land like ours where the officers are elect­
Branson 171 ; Watkins 52; Dixon 1;
ed hv a direct iute of the people. When Yotaw 4.
i ivi i men undertake to r ile the same
Kollows 108; Churchman 55; Dixon 1 ;
22. J. Watkins, Co. C, 1st Minn. II
horse at the saute time, one must ride be­ Heston I.
A.
hind. W hile it is rather melancholy
‘Jo.i.di Allan’a Wife,’ in giving th«
Precinct Officers:—
23. James A Kersey, Co. ( , 104th
ri ling for the-hmd most man tin* law i»
World ut largì* a picee of ber mitili on th.
III.
Inft.
J. M. Wright 152; J. 1). Carter 44.
n fixed one an I could hardly he otherwise.
xnhject of lieenso n»k» thè follmving qnes
24. J. D. Bell, Co. D, 18th III. Inft.
( ’. I'\ Butler 150; K. M. Barr 29.
tion» in lier honiely hnt |«.inted f..»h o .
25. W. II. Caine, Co. II, (till Minn. In.
‘ If a ileadly -er|a-nt inni hroken loofi
' l i l t Y . M . C. A .
28. John P. Thomas, Co. 11, 22th Io­
('ro | t-v v < *n flie r l l i i l l e l i n N o . 1 ^ ,
front Mane i-in-ti», and w jr w tithin, nm,
The Y. M. I A meeting last Blindai
I ’ roprietors of
wa Infantry.
T I M E >md TERM S to suit
‘ s p e c im e n t e s t im o n ia l s . ?
o f t h e O r e g a n AViuit It e r l i l t m i l l ,
twi.tin’ Ili»
way throiigh Juni-aville
•)"» J. M I Joyce, ( ’o. C, lis ti, HI.
evening was w Il altendcil and unirli in­
In ft
The New Y o rk W orld says: Webster is al­
f o r w e e k c t iilin ir S i i t l i r i l a y , M a y
swalli-rin'doivii a man or a woman every
terest and lutivi v watt inanifeslvil hy
28. D w l.yle, Co. C, *S2.1 O Irti».
most uuivcrsally conceded to bo the besf.
H i s t , 1M!M>.
^ , u 'r „ 'U
tew ilay», ivonl.l men «turni witli theii
lho«o preseli!. The meeting watt lesi hy
Washburn, Co. u , 881 li
The BostCIl Globo 6ays: Webster is tho ac-
29. L. (
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band»
in
Iheir
|»H-ket»,
or
leanin
upag’in-
Weather.
Roger Bt. Ilelen, thè exerris«*» eonsisting
IVnn. I ufi
knowlcdgcd standard in lexicography. ***•
Sunday and Monday were warm and
«50. Leonard White», Co. K, (Uh III. | liarn doiir» a-wliittlin,’ arguin' feeldy freni Tha Atlanta Constitution says: Y.’ebstcr lias Call i iit or address
of ItiIilo re iding, pravers. songs and testi-
Center street,
Cavnlrv.
year
tn
year,
wliether
it
w
a»
l»**t,
nft,
rall
n™iTi^tandaTtTauthorliy in our office.
monies. The legulur business meeting cloudless, tin* remainder i f the week was
21. A. J. Clark«, Co. 11, «III O. Cav. to lai lii.ii gì» fri-i*? After they had «eei
Tho Chicago I nter Ccoan »«y « v.vt»tcr’»
wss hrld Mondai- night ut whicli fiilevn cisil and cloudy with rain, which fellipiite
“Olili* of llicir ÌK*»t friend»«walii-red doni
Unabridgeil has always boon tho standard, f tn-mrancc, Money Broker anil Abstractor
OREGON.
upplii'iilio'is nere mad • (or mendieisliip copiously in Willamette valley and with
T he F e y Orleans T imes D em o cra t«.-?»: -)f Title»,
hy il, wonlilli't theyehaxe it intoanv l o',
The as iH'iation i»d "in g gon i work and showers elsewhere. Rain fell on the 28.
^fi'i’ster is standard authority in our office. •
M c M i n n v i l l e , O r e g o n .
tln-y conili get it itilo? Wuuldii’t they
deserves thè eneourngement of all Chris­ 29, 29 and 21 in western Oregon and on
Tho F ew Y o rk Tribune nys. it ¡* rccognizi-a
tnrn
thè
tirsi
kev
on
it
they
i
cult!
get
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tian |»‘ople. All yoimg ineu urerstHvial- the 20 and 21 in eastern Oregon. On the
r.s t!»e iih"*t use i * m 1 existinr “ wari-book” of
bolli of? And if it brnke lonxi* frolli Ilini
tho English language all over the werld.
lv inviicd to utteiid. Tliev will lai inaile 28 and 29 it was generally light. Owing
wonldn't
tliev
try
another
kev,
and
an
llllt'S K mill SION P A lilT M t .
to
the
eorres|Nm
dents
having
to
mail
their
Sold by all Bookseller«. Pamphlet free.
We ¡come.
G. Si C. MERR1AM k CO., Pub’rs.S; rmgfield, MaM,
otlu’r, tilt tliev gol otn* that would lui
Ilmt»c8 paintnl fit the l.tc it TINTS.
Fap.r
• ä
re|H>rtson Thursday the rain is not general
hitn?
ll«iiglng. Graining, et.lning and Hard oil
ly reported. Next week’s bulletins tvil|
T h e G lo r io u s F o u r t h .
TARIFF LITELATURE FOR ALL
; finish,
'Do voti «npiione they trottili reni on
evidently show the ...... ral effei't of the
C>
tliat »er|H-nt at «o inni-li a vear t-i ernnel
Tl.e fourth of July is coming. This • j rain. CnoI win ly w»»atlit*r prpvuilotl in
done by DAY or CONTRACT.
The A:,:EniOAxPn:>Tm ivK T a r if f I.KAcrR
I l a v e on hand and manufacture to or­
and «waller folk» aeeonliii' tu la* ? And I» piit.lPhing ii mi“ ! i «pliable cork-- . ; i ; m l
no news lo ilit* snmll boy « h o lias long eastern Orison with frost*, in aoetion*,
A \
' Shopon Main Street,
docunii'ins. Tls« >»• are pM'pr.rod with a view
would it he anv eti“k-r for thè folk» tini
t«» tu’.t* th*> facts mid arguni» :its ftd l uot.-c der ull kind* of tir lumber, which they
U*en e*uintitig the day* I hat urn to | mi * m whieh did slight damage lo tender vegeta*
tion, whether i*i the intei-esr of i'un. us, will sell cheap for cash.
New hen», Oregon.
wa» i-rilNlied and «wallereil and for tIn
until the day of all day* in tie* year w hen ; tion.
hi borers, merthuus or pit f<&sionnl ruen.
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buch issue of tbc series anpcnls to thoee ca-
»'irvivin'
friend»
of
thè
aaine,
if
tliev
iva»
ho und the lire eraeker o ill meet on a
Crop*.
p iccd in s*'pun!tt*
ePiiru ■ ii(iu>( i k s,and presents in.
*■ r -
killeil hy ai-t of congre.»?’
disputable • facts—compnu
t a c t s - - e O R l p ï U ’iUcîlB I ' f V l l . T S . c a - t
com mon level and have
J j umber delivered to any part of the city.
good time
lime to*
to-
The rain eam edownat a most opportune !
3
o f living
'
living, mvl * other
nruumencs showing the
beneitts
Leave your orders at the Pont Oilice or
<^i
í roU*c»ion.
get her. Then the P|w.*ny ynunutt’ ali and iiim, * „ d l.a* great I v U*imfiltcl everything I
sj
hi" Oi.litl. Mali i Jane have W en l.u gii.g
, w„
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*» •l»*»0»lll on eiiehalt-ni mountain.
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tor tho.l .v (untilar.mn.l whin tlmir heart. ., Uryi. M,ri„ K
u, ¡, u wm|, ;
Tlu* Xorlh western ('hris’iit i Atlrocalt ' I n r i f f , ” w h i c h w i U l i e s e n t f o r 4 c e n t s .
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t h e w h o l e l >:
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W 0
DU. YO U N G ,
cali» attenti.>n to two feature» ili thè any tw elve tor 20 c eñ id o r any live foriO
wii! »»«-II with |mtiii.tiAii. aa they i-uo to- I eonditiotin (tom now on, will allow of a
cents, p o s t a g e paid. Civic* by number.
Nelir.i'k.i i-onh*»t for pridiihition, t ic :
gether over a diali of iee cream, i he o i­ large crop to I h » lmrve*tei|. In many
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N e.
I ' a ö xs .
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1 — •• W n p e « , I . l v f a j a :i \ T a r i f f . •» r . A . I I a k t s .
dor or*e* ul*o like to get to^idln*r once a sections late h o w n sj iing grain did not
bave Hot It-cn involved in anv otiicr
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í .i i r x --uve i,4 i.r tV>"
y o ir an I talk o w r th i *>1 I *n tin» •* when germinate and the prestait ruin* may yet
amendment eauipaign: ‘ If
Nehr.ixk;.
tn • IM -Ok- liu ti T tu lu s tr ie « o f tfte 1 ' n i ‘ e d
Tlie treatment of bnrm-s a »|»v ialty.
they pulled tin* tail of the great American produce yield* where none w**n» e x p e le d .
;
t - « v, i s s ; . C r a w -
can ile gained for | rohihition v e »li.il«
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bave »n iiiihroken rxpan-e ol | rul.iliìtmi
Mrd and imagined they cotild heat the Uain wa* imdlv needt»tt, up to the L’Sth
8 " 1 * 0 !i«e 1 («».û. (:«.>.t lutibifu.'ablo tn a sup-
('alls atteiuled with protitiiUie»».
\ : .*:
ovt
11 - « . . r th .
u u u f ’. e ' ’ ir ttl
at m y
territory vxtending (ioni ll-e Uriti»)
ringing of the old l.ilterty Hell. We have none of any com*»Hjuence having fallen
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of
‘ N iw b e r u ,
O rkgux .
tin* l t I. yi Ma, í. ¿iii i A ttqjduttr
i
l»*»“i*«sinn» on Ilo* north to Texa» mi th.
l ’: * ’ ui i Ku. i f l a i so v i n i . » Iti.p i sh
trade it a |a.int to »lenk lo-even ti ..four . ¡ „ (V A | , r t , 20tl , and the temperature ha»
*ibu tt.tima: a r ri'tf. mvo r.e!¡T." 1-lr-t
¿ jì
• ir ti. i- > i.iiti ng of Nortli D.iki-ta, Suiti.
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i itive.i», on tl.e Ntilij.'et and tin* imanim.Mt* |w n rather high, a* a reMtlt the ground
é - V h .û ...,v, .U:, t p ria is ? W o u ld F ree R a w
Dakota, Nebra«ka, K.m».i», and
ili
verdi, I i» that we ought to lin et together | «.alll0 |,liri| «„ ,)
WllB ,,ot ,,l4t
Jutferulw i s' \U' ;i:i;tK i(’UB t the Labor
aii-i^ tu-tUH trUii o f th
I a» t- l
Indi in Territori . W itli Tex.i» gained, tlu- .
ami have a .....i.d time. It ha« growth wliicli waa ileeirwl. In Grant ( o
v ;r ‘ l f
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5 -- I • * ! ’». 1- > • • . Ut- ! ! til • " K l* .'-ill
34
8. E. «Mint.
tenitnrv o( freislom will re.n li tu lli« gufi C~"* »»v'ni*' \ i, a » m the cmff by r.n cUl i v . m -
S. J. Hn*KIN*.
I » . n thou, ht U » t lo c a l' a meeting for „ „ the 2#th tern ^ratu re rra.heil 92 do
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ind eat Ih « doni.ii'i of thè rtnn p-wer in
te x t Monday e-eniog at 8 o Y U k . at Hit g,Ve a aod gra-a on lid i» lin in g up. Kdl
7 - - " lb. • I r
1
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two. li we win Nehia.-ka, T -x .i» w I
I ’.iMn- «ehool huildipg for Hie | .in».«,* of ,„g fi.wt. |n Raker countr on 28lh. and
S--"”'.- '» * I ;
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CO
t*— “ 1 r- te--ti u
... r n o H 8 (., . " - A b i s i m U a i
»non i.iniC itilo line. Wluit a mlghti
organising and making pn-paratioi.a lor
and light in Union .»mi. tv w Im i. ,|¡.|
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P o rtrait & L an d scap e
M IL I.IN U .IÌY
¡m il
d r e s s .
rar: .
: ;hs It t U I ” Col. T m ^ maj
I I mi .- elebratkm. la-ta ll who feel an in- ¡ittici.imagi- on 28th. titMiii and ott.er
|-iwer 1 -onld la* Il ¡ehUsi hv llii-xo Ma!- », lò - * .. T V . .................................................l
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»ntqiorteil hy l. wa on thè ea»t, lo n-»i»l
t- r. -t t-.it»! ladiia and gentlemen utti-n.l e ro i* are verv |8<>miaiiix in III« Grande.
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P ic x ì n u le .>!ts-
\ FtT-L LINE OF S fK U iv OOODi
and take a part.
P»>rtr..it* enlarged ro life size and finished
lite iggrex-ion« of I II « tradii- a n i | n-vi-nt
Kotnle lalley. In U n tatili« ronnly aimw
li
k!n;;
«’ iitt'aff and Fittine Promptly Done tn Order
thè lr»l-.»|»<rt,itioti of liquor» acni«» th. ir V-
in Cruvon India Ink or W afer Color*.
r i
fi-li in thè inoniitainsiNt thè *.’8th. (Yh.-al
U - - nw
L..I A m o k .n» ï
Price»
Call und Hee l>
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i I.S.1 Ar.H-4io. il
R oom ovr.R M ih > rk R ros ., D kco S tole
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tetritorv’ United they luigi.t .-ei ere thè
lii- M t lt s .it I h i - l . l i c t io t i.
heading oiif and «liMiig finelv ; in a|a>t» il
►rf»
IA— 4 * mi . »
in J ,
T. S M I T H S
Buildvifjt
nqs-.tl
of
thè
intentiate
i-ottimerix*
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T I.“ eleetion .Mondai- pa»»<sl off r|nii-tty i» t.iirni-d aliglitlv. Spring wheat iavery
.
l VeArs.”
K.
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wliii h *l!ow » ll-.e Iran-jMxfa-imi .,f liquor
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'tr'trry
a » a mio throitgh.eit thè «tate. TI.e tiCal promi-ing. Ili Motrow, wbeai eoiitiouea I
O repon.
I?
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p lu jr. 1
hipen»?
•— S
8 »’ m
i » \ b»-**, ¡ili l'irrix..
in nnhroken package» ¡Mio and tinnì-,li
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vote aliowr a largì* inerearp in Ilio |«q>ula- proini-ing, more rain «leiited. Uoii«i.U-r
'**< ul I i e t ore*-ti nt-ts»."
. ì» Axa*i*>u.x.............
pmhihi'inn «late«, ami tlnt» comi ci th-
tion o( thè «tute in Ilo* pa«t Iwo year». alile win.l diirmg thè w.s-k
Rain t* n.-ed
U * A :*ow visto s Work In*.
ti
liq-wr trafili- la-tween Ilio eta'e» ea»t and
F itti
T lie Demoera'» elei-t P. nm v. r hv over ed in Giltian eiHinlr. R ie ha» inaile a
* » * ‘ I il A4-
thè
»tali-»
an
I
(erriti*n*s
west
to
go
armiti
I
a
liU
2 VX) miij tily for (iovernor, whiie thè giaal erop, wheat looka well ami rain will
»I
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l>y lite gnlf. The vere thon.-ht of «u o i
ì l i » - .......
¿Iiq.nhhr.in» elei t all ine n-»t of Ilo* »tate in*nre a fina l i e ll. Apple» pmmieing
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mtglit
to
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v
iri
ticket ami two tiiird. of thè legi»latiro well. l-’ruat on 28lh, dui nane daini gì-
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friend of prohihition in t-vety »tate to do
le k t tiironghout thè »tate. Intlii»eonn * »piing gr.iin Hot «bang well. In W a *«»
pkly, Jer-'ti«! to «he
i. Tho
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r.i:T 7*u *r t *|
h * il*"*i - t to .li I N -'.U.I k.l ili ihg- a lt-
Ijr lite m itra RepiiM.- an tiek>-t i. 1 1* i-ted and 8her.ti*n, winter wh -at ptiaii.'ltig
itti!
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to t.’
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TO LOAN
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W. T. SHURTLEFF,
ENTERPRISE
SAW MILL.
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G. B, Haworth,
UNDERTAKER
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A full line of under­
taker’s goods may be
found
residence
on Winooski street. Pri­
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