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Professional Cards
H e a d in g X o t le e a w i l l be i n s e r t e d at
t h e r a t e o f T e u r e n t s p e r I j I o o .
EAST AND SO UTH
C H U R C H NOTICES.
T T R lE N n s’ r U l'R U H .—SEKYR>.s» h V tliV
T
Sunday at 11 a . m . and 7 v m and Thursday
at 10 a . m Sit.bath school ev ry Sunday ;.t U;
a m Moutnly meeting at 2 p. m . the first Sat
urday in each month. Quarterly m eeting the
■ecoti l Saturday and Sunday in February, Ma -
August and November.
I^VANGELIt AI.CIIPRCH.—RE'il'I. VH >ERV-
T j ice first and third Sundays of ea U month
at 10 a m ; so« m 1 ami fourth Sundays at 7 P. M.
Sabbath ■< liool every Sunday at 11 a m .
lT i S m i U R C H —sKItVH ES FIRST SUN
H A <la>
in the month at 7 0 p
; third sundry
nt 11 M. ami 7:30 p. M. Prayer meeting Wedues*
m
a
day evening» at 7:.'10 o clock.
every Sunday at 10 a . m .
8uuda> school
JR K SB Y TK K IA S CHPR CIL--SE RVIC ES EV
ery second and fourth Lord's «lay at 11 a . m
and 7:30 p . m . Sabbath school evert Sunday at
J
10 a . m .
p H R H TIA N CHURCH
SERVICES KVER1
second and fourth Sunday at 10 a . m . ami
L
4 M P M.
d v e n t . s t c t iu r c ii
A
— p r a y e r
m e eting
every Wediies ay evening. Sabbath school
every Satur«lay at 10 a m . s rvices following.
lU EE
M E T H O D IS 1 .-P R A Y E R MEETING
every Thurmlay at 7 ::*0 l*. M. Sabbatti school
every Sunday at IO. a . M.
i
31
K CHURCH
8ER\ I- ES FIRST
UND \ 4
, iu every mouth at 3 p . m .
SO C IE TY NOTICES.
A T M.C. A.—DEVO HON A L SERVICES EVERY
Youug men earnestly
X • Sunday at 3 p
requested to attend.
T U.—BUSINESS MEETING H IE SEC
U T • C. onJ
and fouith Tnuraday in each month.
o. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY
I O. • evenings
in Hank budding.
/ 1 A. R —SESSIONS HELD FIRST AND TH IRD
UT. Satur.lay evening in each mouth.
YT7 R. C.—MEETS FIRST AND THIRD 8A1
TV • urday afieruoou in each month.
Cl OF V.— MEETS EYE KY SATU RD AY EVEN-
O . log.
A
O. U. W —MEETS E VE RY TUESDAY EYEN-
• ing nt 8 p. m . in Armory Hail.
C ity o f N e w b e r g .
COUNCILM KN.
Flr>t W* rd................................. IP.ÍT “ Ley’
Second Ward ............................ ¡7 T- ..¥<?<?,e
P R O F E S S IO N A L
g .
j F. H. Las hier
f J. v. t arter
CARDS.
w . M c C o n n e l l ,
m . d .,
Physician and Surgeon,
N E W IIE U G , OH.
Office on Fir*t street. A ll calls promptly at
tended to day or night. Disease* of women and
children a specialty.
S. N. BURGEN, M. D..
Physician and S urgeon,
N E W B E R G , OK.
Office In Hoskins block, opposite bank.
dence, Newberg House.
Resi
DR. HAROLD CLARK,
Dentist,
Dentist,
N E W R E lt G , O R .
Gold fir in g a specialty. Gas or vitalized air
given in extracting teeth. All work wa-ran’ ed.
Office ou Gout« r street, opposite the postoffice.
JOHN
YOUNGER,
N e w b e rg , O regon ,
- I S PR EPAR ED TO R E P A IR —
— » W a tc h e * • and • C lo c k s !—
In a workmanlike manner. Satisfaction guar
anteed. iu G. M. Hales’ shoe shop on First street.
Thirty-five year«’ «-xpe 1 nee.___________________
DR. E. J. YOUNG,
V
e t e r in a r y
S
v
u r g eo n
,
N E W B E R G , OR.
The treatment of horses a specialty.
tended with , roinptness.
Cal’ s at
D. M. R a m s e y ,
House *.* and 7 Sign 7 Painter,
N E W B E R G , OK.
Hom^es paintel In the latent TINTS. Paper»
hanging, graining, itaining and bard oil flulai
D o n e 1 »j D a y o r C o n tr a c t.
Shop on Main «treet.
SURVEYING.
H aring been appointed by the County 3ur
veyor a« liU deputy for tlii* part of Yamhill
county. I am prepared to do all kind* of
P L A IN
I
—> l A —
S r R Y B Y IN G .
Leave orders for work at the postoffire. or ad
dress rne at Newberg. Or.
M. REKC1
I Southern Pacific Route. Photographer
o<ISHASTfl LINE.!»
EASTERN ITEMS.
Several Additions Recently Made to the
Appropriations M ade by the
States and T erritories.
$1 50
Huhaerlptlon P ric e P ayab le I n v a r i
ably In Advance.
Address. G k a i 'H ic , Newberg, Oregon.
PORTLAND
MARKET.
Notorious Stage Robber
Captured.
I
Haute
Socially Boycotted.
FRESH MEATS.
Do You Want a House Built?
J. S. REES,
-$iftE W B E R G v FLOURING y MILLS,
P acific
C ollege ,
B ank of N ewberg
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY
—WAR AWARDED T i l l ONLY—
G rand P rize
- A T THE
PARIS EXPOSITION. 1889.
o< EAST SIDE t »
-F O H THE
Meat 7 Market,
Best S ew in g M achine for
Fam ily and M an u fact
uring Purposes.
Center Street.
OREGON.
___
W. A. LYON. Proprietor.
T o u W i l l \ l w a y « rind at T M s M a r k e t
t he V e r y Be a t F r e a h M e a t s o f
All Kind«.
Examine Them on Exhibition at A. C. CO X’, Newberg, Or.
P A C IF IC
rrtal And b« e o a r lc t«d that I ean do
£
College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping,
All the Grammar School Studies, Music and A rt.| ^ to T t’hethievls‘!
ra l! on us Ify o n want a good we 1 at a reason
abl** figure. Having had long experience, wp
guarantee go d work Pri« *- for boilng and put
ting in wall, 30 cents per foot.
r
NO. 21.
NOTES.
t i : n :
Central Meat Market
N E W B E R G . OR.
a
F A IR
4
Portrait and Landscape Artist.
WE L L - B OR E R ,
G ir i m*
W O R L D ’S
k
Frotluo®, Fruit. Ktc.
W h it at — Nominal. Valley, $1.35@1.40;
>r>___
u
,
. , ,
Walla Walla, $1.25(31.35 per cental.
erU 0
A ld e r m e n
F i - our —Standard, $4.60; W alla Walla,
$4.50; Grabaui, $3.75; Superfine, $3.1X1
1
per
barrel.
More than 7,600 carloads of building
N E W B E R G . OR.
O ats — New, 38fit40c per bushel.
material have lieen received at ttie ex
H a y —$l l m l 2 per ton.
position grounds.
M i u . stukks — Bran, $ 8 ; shorts, $21;
Two hundred and twenty-four wine
Train* leave and are due to arrive at Portland:
ground barley, $22.50(325; chop feed,
growers from the Rhine region will e x
$18 per ton; leed barley, $30; mid
T H I E V E S R O U T C A T T L E M E N . hibit at Chicago.
A P E T R I F I E D M A N F O U N D . dlings,
A KKt VK.
FROM FI B. 1, 1891.
$28 per ton; brewing barley,
arged t<> life size nua finished In |
The World's Fair appropriations by
O vrrlani ) E xpress .
$1.10(31.15 per cental.
Crayon. India Ink or Water (’ olor*.
Salem, Albany, Eug-
foreign countries, as far as reported, ag
• Studio— Upstairs iu HoikluB building.
B
utter —Oregon fancy creamery, 22
ene, Koaeb'g Grant's
gregate more than $4,500,000.
(326e; fancy dairy, 17 V*® 20 c ; iairtogoo«i,
Pass, Medford Ash
i News of Big Gold Disooveries Piling
The Canadian Pacific railway will ex The Public Debt Reduction During 15(iil7l» o ; common, 10(gl2V.c; Califor
land, Sacra»nent«>,( »g-
’ :00 P
:35
den, Sail Francis« o, >
---- A T T H E ----
hibit at the fair a model passenger train
nia, 4i Si ii 45c per roll; Eastern,25<§31)*e
Mojave, Los Angeles, !
in st Pioohe, Nev , From the
March— Largest Arrival of
per poll ml.
and also models of the tine ocean steam
El Paso,New Orleans,
ers in that company’s service.
C heese — California, 16c per pound.
Lami East ................. J
Ferguson DistrioL
Immigrants.
•8:30 a . m . Roseberg A way stations
Eons— Oregon, 18c per ilozen.
Ireland feels insulted at a proposed
fV ia Woodnurn fo r]
P oultry —Old Chickens $5.00(35.50;
scheme of England to make whisky the
Mt. Angel, Silvertou, I 14:30 P. M.
♦8 .30 a . M. West
broilers,
$0; ducks, $0(ii)y; geeue, $11 per
Solo, Browns- I
May be found at all times a full assorment of
chief Irish display at the World's Pair
l.vllle and Coburg..... J
good marketable
dozen;
turkeys, 1 tic per pound.
as indicating Ireland’s industries.
f.VOO p. M. Albany ami way stations 110:30 a . m
Winnemucca has organized a silver
Kansas City has fifty-one condemned
V iu i kt A hi . ks —Cabhago, quoted $1.50
♦7:30 a . v. Corvallis A way stations t >:30 p. m .
Thieviug is to he made extra hazard
per cental; cauliflower, $2.50 per crate;
club.
♦ 1:40 l*. m . McMinnville A way sta’s tS:20 a . m .
ous by tbe police department of the murderers in her jail.
Work on the Santa Fe Prescott a n d W orld’ s
Wholesale grocers in the East are or Onions, fancy, $1(41 75 per cental; ott'
I> ln ln g C ara on O g<len R o u te .
grounds. Slaving possession
grades, 40(5 55c;
potatoes, 40c per
Pluenix road is
pushed, and real of the photographs and measurements ganizing against a sugar trust.
P U L L M A N B l ’ F F E T S I .K E I 'K R S .
A ll orders promptly attended to and satisfaction estate along the line is booming.
Tbe street-lighting oiuuMnleeof Kan sack ; new potatoes, 2@2lac per pound;
ef over 200,000 criminals.
carrots, 76c per sack; parsnips, $1 per
guaranteed.
W illiam C. Ralston of Oakland will
One of the most interesting portions sas City have reduce«! their rates.
S e c e r n l-C la «« S le e p in g Cars
sack; asparagus, 8 $ 10c per pound ; let
be appointed chief appraiser at the port of the agricultural department exhibit at
Tvplius fever has broken out in the tuce, 30c; Oregon, 40c per dozen ; celery,
For accommodation of passengers holding sec
ond-class tickets attached to all trams.
One door west of Morris, Mi’ es A Co.’s new st«»re, of San Francisco, vice Charles M. heavy the W orld’s Pair is to be models of plants New York almshouse and workhouse.
65(390c per ilozen; squash, 2@3c per
| removed.
on First street.
illustrating the attacks of various insects
The Texas Home of Representatives pound; greea peas, 10c per pound; cu
Through ticket ofthe. 131 First street, where
The Indian Agent at Seven Palms is and diseases which destroy them.
through tickets to all points in the Eastern
has passed the railroad bond limitation cumbers, 75c per dozen; rhubarb, oc
states, Canada ami Europe can be obtained at
creating trouble bv removing a ditch that
J . n. R A K E R & ÄONS.
per pound ; radishes, 30c per dozen ; to
The committee of French Deputies on lull.
lowest rates from
J. B. K IR K L A N D ,
lias been used for six years by Indians the W orld’s Pair have agreed unani
matoes, $2.26 per box.
Ticket Agent.
The
separate
coach
law
for
whites
and
and whites.
All above trains arrive and depart from Graud
F ruits — Sicily lemons, $5.50@6.00;
mously to recommend to the Chamber blacks will lie enforced throughout K en
Central -tation, Fifth and I streets.
W ork on the new stage road from the granting of the government's request tucky.
California, $3.00(84.00 per b o x ; oranges,
SAY, Y O U !
Reno to I-ake Tahoe is progressing favor for 3,500,000 francs for the Prendi ex
seedlings, *1.26(63.00; navels, $3.00(<$
N A R R O W G A U G E —IV . S. D I V I S I O N
The farmers of Missouri have united 4.25; St. Michaels, $3.50; apples, 75c(it
ably, and tlie road is now completed to hibit.
for
a
war
of
extermination
against
j W h ite’s Canvon.
$1.76 ;>er box; bananas, $3.60(u!4.00 a
It is thought the electric companies wolves.
Portl and and W i l l a m e t t e V a l l e y H a l l w a y
bunch; Smyrna tigs, 16c per pound;
have formed a combination against the-’
A
Brooklyn
inventor
proposes
to
tap
citrons,
20c per pound.
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street.
W orld’s P’air. Only two bids were re
the earth's interior for heat and thus
|
calves
on
the
ranges.
Stock
generally
ceive«! for lighting the grounds, and the
—IF VOIT DO, C AM . UN—
♦6:30 a . M.
f7:20 a M
Htaple Groceries.
| is in good condition.
♦ U Ift p. N
♦ 8:30 A. M.
lowest was about three times the figure : save fuel.
The Salt and Gila rivers in Arizona expe«-te«i.
♦1:55 p. m . Oswego A way st t i’s
♦1 30 P. M
Tiresome tarilf talk in the House is
H onky — lOtollfi'sC per pournl
♦5:15 p . m
♦ 3:10 P. M.
are rising rapidly. This is caused by
H a i . t —L iverpool,$L5.60g$$17.0 0 ;stock,
♦6:30 P. M.
♦6:20 p. g.
A herd of live elk will be taken from what tiie country may anticipate for the
j the melting of the unusually heavy
next two months.
$il(i$12 per ton.
♦7:40 P. M
♦8:35 P. g l
Idaho
to
the
exposition.
In
the
Mon-
,
snows in the mountains.
—THK—
Oswego,
Newberg,
The litigation fees in connection with
C ofkkk — Costa Rica, 21 '.¿c; Rio, 2le;
tana exhibit will be shown aiiout 100
Dundee, Dayton, La
•9 :40 a . M
♦3:20 p . M.
The Los Angeles Time« has raised the specimens of wild animals and birds na the settlement of ttie Tilden estate in Salvador, 20e; Mocha, 27' 2<330c; Java,
fayette,
Sheridan,
price of composition to 4ti cents per 1,000 tive to that State and set up by a skilled New York amounted to $360,000.
-6c; Arbuckle’s 100-pouud cases, 21 7-20c
CMoumouth A A irlie. j
♦4:30 p . u. Sheridan A way stations t9:30 a . m .
em i. This is one cent higher than the taxidermist.
I’bvsicians in New Y ork and Brooklyn l>v pound,
regular rate for morning papers.
•Daily. tDaily, except Sunday.
N K W H K ItG , O K .
Australia will send to ttie W orld’s Pair are using electric street currents in giv- , BxANH-Sma l white 8c; pink, 2$,c;
Ferries connect with all trains for Sell wood
The Governor of California intimates probably tbe biggeHt astronomical clock mg galvanic treatment to patients.
buUwr- 3* ° i
3 '* °
aud Milwaukie.
K. KOEHLER. Manager.
that he w ill not now call an election for ever made. It will be forty feet high j
K. P. ROGERS, Asst. Gen. F. A P. Agt., Port
Shop—Oils door west o f postorttce.
Quebec
wants
to
lie
nude
a
free
port
I
Ru
x—
-Japan,
$6.00;
Islam!,
$5.50@
a successor to McKenna, and will wait and twenty-five feet square, and is to be |
land, Or.
in order to secure from the United j 6.76 per centa’ .
until the November elections.
built of colonial cedar.
States a remission of t iiiuage dues.
B uoar — D, 4‘ 5 c ; Golden 0, 4A8e;
The notorious stage robber, K ing Us-
C,
434e ; granulated,
6J4e;
The Arkansas building at the Coluni- j The Senate has passed the bill appro- extra
eery, has been captured in the Torto
cube
crushed and |sj«dered, 67se; con
Basin, A. T. Portions of the gold and bian Fair is to he built by a woman. priating $100,006 toward paving for the fectioner»’ A , 6 'ac; maple sugar, 16iiJ
silver bullion he secured «e r e recovered. Miss Jean Longborough has been noti G. A. R. encampment at Washington.
1 c |>er pouu.1.
fied that her plan of the building lias
The next conference of the Reformed
The contract for grading eighty-tive been accepted, and that she will 1«* made
S yrup — Eastern, in Imrrels, 42;?55c;
NEW BERC, ORECON.
Latter-day Saints will be held at La- half-barrels, 44(<r47c; in cases, 35iitS0c
miles of the Astoria and Portland rail- superintendent of its const ruction.
inout,
Iowa,
the
home
of
Joseph
Smith.
road is s gned. This road will connect
pel gallon; $J.2n per keg. (Jalifornin, in
Minnesota will supplement its World’s :
J. D. T A R R A N T & S O N , P r o p r i e t o r s .
Astoria with the transcontinental rail
May 8 is arbor day in New York, and Darrels, -toe per gallon; $1.76 per keg.
Fair
appropriation
of
$50,000
bv
$100,-
j
way systems.
Damn F r u it s — Petite prunes, 7c; sil
000 raised by subscription. Nearly three- alro.dv tiie schools throughout the State ver, f l'ac; Italian, 8c; uerman, t i'jc ;
Permission to use the name of the
m iking preparations for its observ
Having recently equipped our m ill with new and improved ma State in a suit to oust Chief of Police fourths of that amount has already lx*en are
plums,
tUac ; apples, 6IR61* ; peurs, So
ance.
chinery, w-e are now prepared to manufacture the best grade of flour by Rodgers at Sacramento lias been denied secured. Hennepin county, in which
p«ir pound.
Ohio
farmers
who
have
commenced
Minneapolis is situated, has contributed
C axnkd G oods —T able fruits, $1.60 $
to ex-Chief of Police Drew by Attorney-
the F U L L R O LLE R PROCESS.
$25,000. Minnesota will expend $25,000 plowing rep >rt finding myriads of grass 1.80, 2 'as; peaches, $1.80(32.00; Bart
General Hart.
hoppers
just
below
the
surface,
and
all
Cash paid for wheat. Feed ground Saturdays.
for a building.
lett pears, $1.80(31.90; plums, $1.37'a($
The Butte and Boston Mining Com-
1.50; strawberries, $2.26; cherries, $2.26
Idaho will show some splendid speci predict a scourge.
any’s new smelter at East Butte,
The
overflow
of
the
Red
river
of
the
(i(2.40; blaeklierrii's, $L86(<tLU0, rasp
mens of mica in the mines building. It
ioiit., has been destroyed by fire.
I has ledges of mica eight feet thick and North indicates a repetition of the dis berries, $2.4«); pineapples, $2.26@2.S0;
A bout 500 men are thrown out of en;-
apparently inexhaustible. Sheets of it astrous floods of 1886. St. Vincent, apricots,$1.60(«i 1.70. Pie fruit: Assorted,
ployment in consequence.
Minn., is flooded.
$l. 0 Ui« 1.20; peaches, $1.26; plums, $1($
rb large as 10x12 inches without a flaw
A feud lias been inaugurated for the and as thin as tissue paper are not un
The 51,060-candle power with which 1.10; blackberries, $1.25(31.40 per dozen.
possession of a dam site on the Rio common. It is proposed to have some Liberty enlightens the world in So«- Vegetables: Corn, $1.25(31.75; tomatoes,
Verde, near Phoenix, A. T. Captain ; of the windows in the Idaho building York harbor is to he replaced by one of 95c(«$1.00; sugar peas,
96c(3$1.60;
N ew berg , O regon .
King, the original locator has been seri < glazed with mica.
DY i iny; Vstcvno,
«di
16 '.nt! -candle power.
ously wounded In a fight for possession.
Meats:
Corned
ln:ef,
$1.90
;
chipped
lieef,
An unofficial rep >rt of the Illinois
The Secretary of the Treasury has in
Thieves have taken the assessment structed Collectors of Customs at all wheat crop gives conditions good in 46 $2.10; lunch tongue, $3.00 Is, $5 5 > 2s;
roll for 1891 and 1892 of the city of Paso | United States ports that tlie transporta- per cent, of counties, fair in 56 per cent, deviled ham. $1.50(33.65 per dozen
Fish: Sardines, 75c® 1.65; lobsters $2.30
Robles, and also the ordinance book. | tion of articles intended for exhibit at
•id poor in 10 per cent.
(33.50; salmon, tin, 1-lb., $1.25(31.30;
These thefts have stirred tip the peopls | the exposition must be facilitated in
The losses bv the floods in the Ton j 2 lbs., $ .40; s bid., $5.50. Condensed
somewhat, who are at a loss as to the preference to all other importations. Ex higliee river, in Mississippi and Ala
milk : Eagle brand, $8.10; Crown, $7.00;
hibits from foreign ports are already be bama, arc very great. At least 100 ne \
Highland, $6.50; Champion, $5.20; Mon
A special to the Phwnix ( A . T . ) Repub ginning to arrive at New York in con groes have been drowned.
roe, $6.75 per case.
siderable
numbers.
lican from Nogales announces the find
The citizens of Terre Haute, Iu iL.iiavc
ing of a 14'„-pound gold nugget in the
Several additions have recently been instituted a social boycott agiinst th e)
Al I nc «*I litn**oii•«.
ITanchas Places, Sonora, Mexico. This made to the appropriations made by the suspected Aldermen of that city by re
N a ii . s — Rase quotations: Iron, $8.00;
Excellent opportunity for good work.
is the largest nugget of gold on record. | States and Territories, which aggregate fusing to shake hands with them.
steel, $3.00; wire, $3.60 per keg.
The percentage of pure gold is reported I $3,180,000. Maryland and New York re-
Board and lodging, $2.50 per week.
The present high priees of codfish will
I r o n — Bar, 3'«jc per pound; pig iron,
j
spectively
have
voted
$6
1,000
and
$300,-
to
be
.87.
A ll other expenses very low.
encourage New England Ashing firms to ; $24«r27 per ton,
000; New Jersey has increased its appro- semi a fleet larger than usual to tin)
The
cattlemen
in
the
Wind
river
coun-
S tkki .— 10 V per pound.
I f you want to teach; i f you want to take a business course; if I try, Montana, who organized bands to j priation of $20,000 by $50,000; Iowa its
Grand Banks, ami vessels are fitting out.
T in — I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qual
you want to review or take advanced work, we can suit you.
run down horse thieves, have had a con- ! $50,000 by $125,000, and Massachusetts
Tiie section of the new code putting a ity, $8.00(38.50 per Ixix; for crosses, $2
t*«t with the latter, aud the former were I ha# doubled the $75,000 which it had al-
Send for catalogue or come and see for vourself.
tax of $50 on each person selling cigar extra per Ix ix ; rooting, 14x20, prime
| routed, having eight killed and many j ready appropriated.
T H u M A S ' N E W L I N , P re s id e n t.
ettes or cigarette papers lias gone into quality, $0.75 per Ixix ; I. C. coke plates,
; wounded. The robbers are supposed to
The corporation of the rifle manufaet- full force and efleet throughout Missis 14x20, prime quality, $7.75 per box.
| have lost heavily.
urere at Liege, Belgium, has addreafled a
I. kaii — 4$$c per pound; liar, 6 'ac.
sippi.
I The Banta Cruz Water Storage Com- petition to the government unking for a
Sot. iikr — 13le(31ti1,c per pound, ac
The
village
of
Towanda,
recently
swept
pany at Tucson, A. T., has closed a con- subsidy to enable it to make a worthy
cording to grade.
tract with 8. 8. Watson of Los Angeles exhibit of its branch of industry at. the away by a Kansas twister, will lie rebuilt
S hot — $1.86 per sack.
immediately
largely
hy
ttie
donations
to construct an irrigating canal and res- ! Chicago Kxposition. At Liege al>out 40,-
H o r s e s h o e s — $3.
ervoirs in Santa Cruz Valley. This is 000 persons are employed in the manu- made in tier helialf by tier generous sister
N aval S torks — Oakum, $ 4 . 5 0 ( 3 5 per
the largest irrigation project vet inaug- facture of arms, hut during recent years towns.
bale; rosin, $4.80(35 per 586 pounds; tar,
John A. Morris of the Ixniisiana State Stockholm, $14.0«); Carolina, $7.00 per
urated in Arizona
*
it is said that productions of Liege have
The Nelson and Fort Sheppard railway «Hmlntatad "• prestige. The manufau.t- Lottery Company says tin t the lottery barrel; pitch, $9.00 per barrel; turpen
NEW BERG, ORECON.
trying
Iami subsidy hill passed its third reelin g j " rer" ar« now »n
r* "« to re-establish their company would dissolve and go out of tine, 65c per gallon in carload lots.
to business at the expiration of its charter
I by a unanimous vote of the British Co- ) arms in favor, and to this end want
in 1895.
make a tine exhibit at Chicago.
H id e «, W o o l and f lo p « .
9
3
0
,
0
0
0
liimbia
Legislature,
ami
was
assented
to
C a p ita l S to c k
The Minnesota Supreme Court has de
H i k e s — Dry hides, selected prime, 7
I by the Lieutenant-Governor. Ttie bill i
cided that municipal corixirations can (38c; ‘ 2c less for culls; green, selected,
gives tiie railroad company a land grant
P E R S O N A L M E N T IO N .
not legally grant exclusive franchises. over 65 pounds. 4c; under 55 pounds, 3c;
JESSE E D W A R D S ................................................................. President of about 730,000 acres.
This afl'ects water and street-railway sheep pelts, short wool, 30(360c; me
A suit has been entered at Los Angeles
B. C. M IL E S ....... ............................................................. Vice-Preeideut
franchises.
dium, 60(380«:; long, 90c(<£$1.25; Bhear-
MOSES V O T A W ........................................................................ Cashier against the Eairmount Land and Water General Longstreet Engaged in Writing
At Creode, Col., a prospector has found I lings, 10(320c; tallow, gixxl to choice, 3
Company to prevent it from distributing
a Volume o f War S tories—«Jay
a
petrified
man.
The
head
lias
the
ap-
'
@ 3 '2c
pound,
- per
-
P“
48,000 peach, plum and apricot trees
W o o l — W illam ette Valley, 1812(319c;
Gould in T exas.
pi-arance of being scalped. Ttie toes are
which
are
now
deposited
on
their
land
Directors— Jesse Edwards, B. C. Miles, F. A. Morris. J. C. Colcord,
Eastern
Oregon,
10(317c per pound,
gone,
hut
otherwise
the
txxly
is
said
to
near lamcaster. The*a trees are alleged
acconling to condition and age.
E. H. Woodward.
be perfect.
to be infected with fruit pests.
Representative Belknap of Michigan
H oes— Nominal ; 18(320c per pound.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on demand. Exchange bought
Rotiert J. Walker, grandson of ex-Sec-
The people of San Diego propose tz is fonder of his literary work than of
and sold. Good notes discounted. Deposits received subject to check | eecure a return of property granted the any oratorical or Congressional triumph. retarv Walker, who was recently re
The M«i»t Murket.
from bis position in tiie Treasury
at sight, and a general banking business transacted, C o lle c tio n s m ad e | Atchison, Topeka and Santa Ke if thf j Balmaceila’s mother has crossed the moved
Department tty Secretary Foster, lias
B eef — L ive, 2 'a(34c; dressed, 6'37c.
road does not restore communication |
on all accessible points in the United States and Canada.
, . .
. _________, . ,.. ,1
i_ • .
i Andes on her way to Mendoza, where been reinstated.
M u t t o n — Live,
sheare«!, 4 '.j(3 4 ^ c ;
wa
[> •
y
i ljq .. j she will visit her other sons, who are in
Correspondents— Ladd «tr Tilton, Portland; National Park Banff, which
Washington is desirous of making the dressed, 9c.
mectila Canyon in ttie winter of 1890-1. ,,
.,
’
Hoos— Live, fli'iflt^c; dressed, 8 c.
approaching Grand Army encampment
j New York.
The sulieidy of ttie people was very lib-
.
„
, .
.
V eal —6(38c per pound.
Carnegie has given $100,000 tiie most enjoyable, as it certainly will
Strangers visiting the city arc invited to call at the bank for infor* eral, and they declare thev have submit- I . (or Andrew
a library and gymnasium at Home lie tiie largest, in which the veterans
H mokkii M eats — Eastern ham, 11(3
ted to this neglect long enough.
j mation concerning the eitv.
12c; other varieties, 13c; breakfast
Superintendent G ilfillin of the Hum- stead, Pa., to be used mainly hy his own have participated.
workingmen.
Correspondence invited.
Tiie public debt was reduced $1,18)3,041 bacon, lU {@ 1 2 c ; sides, 9 \ ( « l ( ) ' 5 c ;
boidt Land Company, who is sinking the j
.
,
I Pioneer oil well near ( .arlierville, Hum ! The Queen Regent of Spain refuses to luring March, and now stands at $838,- smoked bacon, II « 4 (3 l l 34c per pound.
L akh — Compound,8(31 0 'jc ; pure,IO1-,
I boldt county, Cal., announces that a flow touch a penny of tiie $100,000 a year 127,644 without including the balance of
I of oil and gas was struck at a depth o f 1 jointure, to which as widow of the late $32.894,881 and the $100,000,000 gold re (312‘ ac; Oregon, 10>4@12li c per pound.
D. W. C u m m in s ,
NEWBERG.
PACIFIC COAST.
SAMUEL HOBSON,
n
Contractor and Builder,
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
Third Ward............................
NEW BERG. YAMHILL CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2!, 18112.
VOL. 4.
A dvertising Bills Collected Monthly*
*1 U M I
One Year
I Six Months
Three Months.
V *» MAS Market
COAST M A I!» O FFICE
A « d
F f»n «li«q,
0*1.
! 4 to feet, and that when a match was ap- King she is entitled,
plied to the gas an explosion followed,
It was Emerson who said that there
which greatly startled the workmen in was no fig leaf among Walt W hitman’s
the shaft, but caused no injury.
I "L eaves of Grass,’ ’ but there is a tig leaf
Items for the survey of trie Golden of charity now to veil the lew faults of
j 'la te, of the San Joaquin river from j the good poet.
Mill’s Ferry to Firebangh’s te rry and . Senator George F. Hoar is going to
| the closure of tiie soughs above Stock- Europe within a month, to tie gone until
j ton, a survey of the old river branch of after the Presidential election. He will
i tbe San Joaquin river and a survey of q0 this by tiie advice of his physician in
toe navigable portions of ttie Stanislaus, or,j„r
, , Ve his evesight.
Merced and Tuolumne rivers will be in-
.
(ionld wri,es from Texas that he
serted in the river and harfior bill.
! wj|[
ill he home in May, and hopes to T*
Samuel J. Fleming a preacher and at able to get to work with his old-time en
one time a Chautauqua leader at Re ergy. Then the other fellows had iietter
dondo. Cal., who was ronvicted last tall take to the woods in April.
of an assault on his servant girl and sen-
Harriet flosmer, the sculptor, leads a
enred to tiires years in prison, will ob
very retired life in Rome, and is not eas
tain iiis freedom through tiie decision of ily approa. liable to visitors; hut some
the Supreme C' urt, to which his case times she I -ts down the bars of her re
was appea ed. Tiie court held tiie testi
serve to an American compatriot.
mony of the woman, upon which he was
Tiie F.arl of Rosebery, doubtless (treat
convicted, was not /< nn-farir evidence.
N ew » of big gold discoveries is piling Britain's moat eligible widower, wears
in at l*i che. Nev., from Ferguson dis his lace smooth, and looks more like a
trict, forty-nine miles south.
It is decorous young .-urste than the political
claimed that immense Ixtdies of gold ore and social personage he undoubtedly is.
have been and are beingdaily discovered
General Longstreet is writing a volume
I there. The quartz a*“avs from $75 to j f war stories, which will sptiear under
i $1 000 per ton. and pe p'e are flocking the title o f “ A Soldier Under Two Flags."
W hile they will embalm many incidents
In which the General was an active par
available conveyance at Pioche lias either ticipant, it ia feared that they won’t
gone or is engaged to convey people to throw much light on matters that are
the se»ne of action
oot already worn threadbare.
^ fiin/i ^ nraa,m '^im T, evTei?
serve in the treasury.
H h « n nn«l I t u r r i n * .
A Lumberman’s Trust, embracing all
the saw mills in the state, has been
Burlaps, 8-os., 40-inch, net cash, fi'^c;
formed in Georgia, under the name of burlaps, 10*3-nz., 10-inch, net cash, 7’ j c ;
the Lumbermen's Exchange, with a burlaps, 12-os., 45-inch, net cash,
capital of $20,000,000.
I burlaps, Ifl-oz., 60-inch, 12c; burlaps, 2U-
The colored people of Prince William os., 76-inch, lU ^c. Wheat bags,Calcutta,
county, Va., have undertaken to estab 32x36, spot, 8c; three-bushel oat bags,
lish what is said to lie the first indita- 7 J 4 C.
1 (rial school in the land for colored
A ll;»n«lv In ven tion .
■ outha under colored auspices.
Few o f those who fafiten their glove*
It is lielieved at Santa Fe that Jay
( ionld is contemplating the purchase o( with the ingenious little snap button
I die Pecos Valley railroad and the Texas in use for a few years past know the
Pacific and the extension of that prop history o f the contrivance. It was in
erty north throughout New Mexico.
vented by an American, who tried in
A resolution wa* presented in the vain to enlist in Iiis invention the in
1 meeting of the ex-Uonfederates at New
terest o f American capitalist«. N obody
- irb-.ios, declaring it was the sen»e of
-,a' body that the late Confederate could see any promise in the tiny bit o f
fates should grant an annual pension mechanism, and tho inventor finally
Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
betook hiuiK-lf to France. T here he
Tbe past week lias showr the largest fonnd capital, and tiie invention speed
irrival of immigrants at New York for ily became popular
Now the inventor
vear*. Twenty-one steamships arrived, and the capitalists interested are get
rliirh catried 1.bsi cabin and 15,014
-feerage passengers.
Of ttieae tatter ting rich out o f the contrivance, and
even the American agency is proving a
[ 1.213 are detained at quarantine.
The Congregational ministers of R is mint o f money. T h e fastener, at first
ton and vicinity adopted resolutions con applied chiefly to gloves, is now affixed
ilemning tbe Ciunese ei'-lnainn set snd to umbrellas arid to a dozen other ar
req-ieeting Massachusetts Senators to ticles o f daily use. Made o f silver, It ia
I use all lawful means to prevent ita put upon ornamental pooketbooka,
adoption hy the United States Senate.
portfolios and the
I