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C H U R C H N O T IC ES.
J Sumlay af 11 i. m . and 7 p . m . amt Tnursday
at 10 a . m . > ibbath school ev ry Sunday t 0:1.*
a m Moutnly meeting ar 2 p m . the tirst Sat-
ur«lay in each mouth. Quarterly meeting the
«ei.m 1 Saturday aud Sunday in February. May.
August and Nlivemher.
t■Ill’ ll« I I . - S E R V I C E
IM I I - I ’ CHURCH — REUUI AB
KK\ 1 < K
I ) tirut nud third Sunday* of the mouth ui 11
iug ami evuuiukf. Sunday school ewr> Suminy
at 10 a . m . I'ruyt r meeting every W'odue*Jay
eveuiuR at n :00 o clock.
1 ) KKSBYTEKIAN ( HI Kt'H.-SERVIt K> EY
± ery second ami fourth Lord'* day at 11 a . m .
ami 7 ;::o p. m . Sabbath school every Sunday at
10 A. M
iU IR IslIA N CHURCH.—SERVICES EVERY
se omi ami fourth Sunday at 10 a . m . ami
i* m .
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4 DYENT STCIIURCII —PRAYER MEETING
every Wed lies a.\ evening Sabbath school
every Saturday at 10 a m , .service* following.
N E W B E R G . YA M H IL L CO.. OREGON. F R ID A Y . MAY l.i, 181L>.
EAST AND SOUTH
SAMUEL HOBSON,
—VIA—
EV ER Y
AS'.KLU\\|.< Hl'Ki H —KKM'I \K>KRV-
I J iiv first ami th'nl Sarnia}* «»f each mouth
af 10 v m .; *5 can i ami iourth .Sunday* at 7 P. M.
SabDath bd I i 05>1 every Sunday at 11 a . m .
Sondimi l’adiic limile. Photographer
o«SHASTA L IN E .t»
N EW DC ICG. OR.
KROM KKH. I, 1*1*1.
PACIFIC COAST.
Coeopahs
and Yumas
Have a Pow-wow.
Portrait and Landscape Artist.
Traina leave Mini are 5Ìue to arrive ut Portlaud:
LRAVK.
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T H E C O L O R E D M E N ' S CO LO N Y.
ARRIVK.
Portraits enlarged to life *ize and ffuished In
; « >VRRLAM) EX PRK8B. ,
Crayon. India Ink or Water Colors.
Salem, Al hai.} . Eun
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f # " Studio—Upstairs in Hoskins building.
! eue, Ko>eb'si. Graut’s j
i i’as*. Mediord Ash 1
E. R. L u o k -V o f E u g e n e Su pposed to
*7:tX) p M ; lami.Sacramento,Oit- 1 •7:.'br» a . m .
' den, >an Franei*i <», [
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! Moj.iVe, Lo* Angele*, j
Be in the Insane Asylum at
1 E1 P h * ),N ow Orlean*, 1
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♦ 0:00 p.
♦ 7 : : »o a .
♦ » 10 i*.
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Romberà way ataiioii*
V in Wood airn for '
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E ville ami Coburg..... J
m . Alban} ami \va\ *tation>
m . Ci ir \ alila A way stations
m . Me MI il u vi He «k wavsta’s
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♦ : : ;0 r. M.
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Central Meat Market
Stcckton, Cal.
May be found at all times h full assuraient of
good marketable
WORLDS FaiR NOTES
M 'Ssouri W om en Will Furnish the S ta te
Building With C ir p e ts . R u g s,
E t c .,o t M issouri W ool.
E . S. Denison of Alameda county,
, C a l., intend s tu send to the exposition a
pum pkin weighing 326 pound«.
M 'as Alice Rideout o( Sun Francisco
lias been awarded th e contract for sculp
tural work on tire woman's building
She will receive $H,ikX>.
T h e m tm !e r of men working on the
exposition hitildings is now more than
tl.UtlO. On Home of th e buildings work
is proceeding day and night.
A com plete collection of O hio birds,
inclu ding every variety known to live
w ith in ttie boundaries of th e Sta te, will
lie an e x h ib it at th e exposition.
In th e M ichigan e x h ib it will he a rep-
m e n ta tio n in wax of 5tX> specim en s of
fruit which grow in th e S ta te . It will
he prepared by a K alam azoo woman.
Ttie W orld’s F a ir Beard of San ta C lara
co u n ty . Cal , has petitioned th e Sujier-
vitora for an appropriation o* $360 to
defray the expenses of n a king an e x
hibit from th e hick O bservatory.
Arizona oppose* th e closing of th e
W orld ’s F a ir on Sundays,
1 TUEK
MKTHOD 1 S 1 ’. —P R A Y F.R MEETING
The grand jury a t Portland ia after
D in in g Cara on O g d e n R o u te .
U every Thursday at 7::î0 p. M. -abbatri aeho<»l
the police for th e laxity with which they
every Sunday at 1U a. m .
perform
th eir d uties.
P U L L M A N H P P P K T 8 I.KKPKKM.
All orders promptly attended to and satisfaction
K CHUR CH .— S E R V I C E S KI Ks i' - F M »
guaranteed.
It is stated that the Sail Pedro on the
in every month at :» p. m .
S enm il-CluN N S l e e p i n g ; C a r a
rocks op posite V icto ria , B. C ., w ill be
For accommodation of passengers holding sec
ond-class tickets ait ached to all trams.
One door west of Morris, Mi’es & Co.’s new store, raised and repaired w .tliout doubt.
T he women of Missouri intend to fur
S O C IE T Y N O T IC E S .
ou Fir>t street.
T h e S e a ttle , h ak e Shore aud E astern nish th e State building w ith carp ets,
Through ticket office, 184 First street, where
railroad is now merited into th e P acific rugs, e tc , made of Missouri grown wool.
r M r . a — DKYOl'loN *E>ER VICES i.YEKY through ticketa to all points In the Eastern
division of th e Northern P acific system . M issouri schools of design will furnish
. • S mday at l p. M. Young meu earnestly States, Canada and Europe can he obtained at
J . 8. It A K ER Jfc SONS.
lowest rates from
J. B. KIRKLAND,
requested to attend.
t .gden’s C ity Council will use only th e designs, and th e women will U»ar
Ticket Agent.
All above trains arrive and depart from (¡rand
U tah stone for paving m aterial, and all th e expense.
r C. T. 17.—BUSINESS MEETING THE SEC Central
station,
Fifth
aud
I
streets.
• oml atul fourth Tour ad ay in each mouth.
co n tracts will specify that Ogden work
Mrs Amy M. Beach of Boston will
men will do th e paving.
SAY, Y O U !
N A R R O W G A U G E —W . S. D I V I S I O N
prepare an original m usical com position
U. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY
Nearly $14,(XX) head money was re to lie rendered a t th e dedication of th e
.• eveuluga In Batik batiding.
— AND —
ceived at th e custom -house at V ictoria, w om an’s building. Theodore Thom as
t i A. R —SESSIONS HELD FIRST AND THIRD P o r t l a n d h ml W i l l a m e t t e V a l l e y H a l l w a y
15. C .. during th e m onth of April as rev will conduct th e p resen tatio n , and Prof.
AT. Saturday evening in each mouth.
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street.
enue from C h in ese im m igrants.
T om lin s will organize th e chorus ot 400
\\’ R.C.—MEETS FIRST AND THIRD 8AT- ♦7:20 A. M.
R ich ard G ird of C hino shipped over a ! voices,
—IF YOU DO, CALL ON—
♦0:80 a . M. I
urday afternoon in each month.
I ? • ur<
♦8:30 a . M.
♦12:l* I*. M
ton of sugar-tieet seed the oth er day to
T he C om m ittees on M ines and M ining
Hu..') P. M. Oswego tfc way st tl’s ¡ ♦ 1:30 P. M
th e Alvarado Su gar Com pany. T h is is 0 f both tin* National C o m m ittee and the
J OF V.—MEETS EVERY SATURDAY EVEN-
P. M
♦3:10 P. M. ,
in«.
♦6:30
♦6:20 P. M.
th e first sh ip m en t of beet seed from D irectory will m ake a tour in May of th e
j I
♦ 7:40 P. M.
Sou hern C alifo rn ia.
• principal m ining S ta te s w ith a view of
k O.Ü.W MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVEN-
-T H E —
( Oswego, Newberg, 1
T h e re ia fear th a t the (low of gas a t | stim u latin g interest in th e m ining de-
iug at 8 P. M. in Armory Hall.
* q m . m i Dundee, Dayton, La ! ♦3:20 P. M.
. iu a . m ( fliyetU}|
snerldan, i
Ggilen when th e boring passes through | partm ent. T tie m em bers w ill defray
i Monmouth <& Airlie. J
the quicksand will be' so strong th a t it th e ir own expenses.
♦4:80 P. u. Sheridan Jt way stations ♦9:30 a . m .
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
will l>e beyond control of th e p re sea t fa
President Nunez of C olom bia, it is an
♦Daily. ♦Dally, except Suuday.
N K ll It K ltll. O li.
cilitie s provided to keep it in check
nounced, has declared his in ten tio n of be-
Ferries eouueet with all trains forSellwood
being present th e cerem onies dedicatory
aud Milwaukie.
R. K >EHLER. Manager.
C ap tain C. II. K. Fitzgerald, an E ng _
City o f New berg.
K. P. ROGERS, Asst. Gen. F. & P. Agt., Port
liglitnan who has had the han dling of I of th e exposition buildings next ( Ictober.
Shop—One door west of postottice.
Mayor.....
......................................O. C. Emery I land,
Or
le
ctio
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w
ith
-dr Ju lia n P auncefote, B ritish M inister
Recordar.......................
...................................F. H. Howard I
large sum s of money in connec
J. J. w
Marshal.........................
th e Sa n ta Crnz Sto rag e W ater Com pany at W ashington, will be present to repre
Treasurer......................
.......... Moses Vetavr i
at T ucson, has been arrested and charged sent G reat B rita in .
Street Commihsioner...
................. A. U. Cox j
Surveyor.......................
............. Miles Reece
w ith em bezzlem ent.
Tree tru n k s for th e colonades of tile
COUNCILMAN.
Irrigation through th e im m ense d itch forestry building have been received
16
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C.
Miles
from
W isconsin, M ontana, W est V ir
of th e Mi. telu m n e Canal and Irrigation
First Ward.... ............................... I Paul Mac-y
NEWBERC, ORECON.
Com pany in th e northern part of San ginia, C alifo rn ia, In d ia n a , O hio, Dela
IV.
K.
Moore
I
Second Ward.
Joaqu in county. C a l., has com m enced, ware, New M exico, North C arolin a and
....................... |tì. L. Stabler j
and th ere is g reat rejoicin g am ong th e C onn ecticu t. T h irty of tlie S ta te s will
T l'l-IW ard .................................... I J. D. ‘ varier j
J . D. T A R R A N T & S O N , P r o p r i e t o r s .
m ake co n tribu tion s of th is ch aracter.
jieop'e of th a t section .
T h e San F ra n cisco coast defenses are
T h e L egislatu re of T exas has taken
PRO FESSIO N A L CARDS.
Having recently equipped our mill with new and improved ma to he stren g th ened by the addition of t action looking toward holding an “ aux-
tovelve of th e latest pattern re ic'o re e d iliarv w orld's fa ir" at G alveston the
chinery, we are now prepared to manufacture the best grade of flour bv fifteen-inch gun carriages. O ile r s have j com ing fall and in vitin g C en tral and
g .
M c C o n n e l l , m . d .,
the FULL ROLLER PROCESS.
• ceil given to have these carriag es South A m erican co u n tries to p articipate,
shipped im m ed iately to th e Pacific j The en terp rise is intended to he prepar-
Cash paid for wheat. Feed ground Saturdays.
C oast.
j story to th e S ta te 's p articip atio n in the
C n t'a c to r Page, who is leveling th e exposition a t Chicago,
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lle o c ta Head prom ontory near F lo re n ce , j Ceylon will have at th e exp o sitio n sev-
Office on First street. All cal's promptly at- |
preparatorv to building the new light- j eral tea kiosks formed of native tim lier,
tend • i to day or night. Diseases of women aud
house, recently discharged a blast which inclu ding specim ens of its exq u isitely
children a specialty.
ifted o.liO l cu b ic yards of rock and earth beautiful cab in et woods—eb on y , satin-
and hurled it down th e precipice 2o0 feet wood, cahtniHnder, tam arin d , nadun,
S. N. BURGEN, M. D.,
into
th e i cean . It was charged w ith : sn rivam ara, etc. D escriptions appearing
ewberg
regon
I ,65)0 pound- of black powder and tXX) | in Ceylon papers in d icate th at th ese ki
osks will la- of most e la lsira te design
pounds of d yn am ite.
Jo se p h A lexander and four oth ers, 1 and fin ish, and th at the tea ind u stry
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bondsm en of Isaac W . Ilih h s, th e post- j will spare n e ith e r pains nor exp e n se in
m aster at Lew iston, Idaho, have ap draw ing the a tte n tio n of visitors to th e
pealed from th e d ecision of the D istrict 1 m erits of the fine-flavored (leverage.
Office—First door west of postoffire. Resi-
deuee, corner of Second and River streets.
Court of Idaho, w hich «om pels them to ;
pav th e am ount on a bond for $10,000.
PER SO N A L M E N T IO N .
Ilih h s failed to accoun t for $20,044.28, I
and th e g overnm ent sued his bond, get- \
H. J. LITTLEFIELD,
E m p e ro r W illiam M a k es a Donation
tin g th e full am ount am i costs.
T h e rep orts from th e interior of Cali- 1
T o w a rd s the E n co u ra g e m e n t
foruia on th e grain and fruit prospects
o f O u td o o r E x e r c is e s .
Excellent opportunity tor good work.
N ew berg, Or.
are very good. T h e rain s and frosts
B o ard and lodging. $2.50 per week.
have done hut little dam age, the great- j
e st loss being to grapes, and principally
All other expellees very low.
Tennyson has not a gray h air on his
Office iu building occupied by the late Dr.
Carman, on Main street.
If you want to teach; if you want to take a business course; if in Napa V alley, but th e in ju ry is far | head, l ie has never know n w hat it was
from severe. W heat is looking w ell, j to have an ed itor re je ct his “ s t u f f ” or
you want to review or take advanced work, we can suit you.
and the outlook is e x ce lle n t. R ain s in ! tell him he was not buying rot.
Send
for
catalogue
or
come
and
see
for
vourself.
th e south recen tly have improved th e
DR. HAROLD CLARK,
C aptain Ja m e s S. I’e t tit is to tak e Tot
cond ition s in th a t section.
THOMAS’ XEW LIN, President.
te n ’s place at V ale, and T otten is to re
T h e Cocopahs and Y u m as had a big jo in h is battery , where his prophecies
pow-wow le re n tly west of the town of will not lie confounded w ith scien tific
Y u m a . Hie two trilies were drawn up j
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in stru ctio n .
on op|M>site sidea of th e irrigation d itch ,
Goldfll'inga specialty. Gas or vitA'lzed air
E x -S e n a to r K varts says th a t, though
and talked for som e tim e. I t is su je j
given in extracting teeth. All work uarran'ed.
posed ttie Yum as were try in g to induce he is going with his fam ily to E n ro n s,
office—Near poatoffice, on First street.
th e Cocopahs to retu rn to th eir own '• w here he will consu lt an o cu list, liis
co u n try , as they in te rfe re with the labor sight is not nearly as much im paired as
JOHN YOUNGER,
The” Y umita | *>“■
reported.
m a rk et in th a t v icin ity
K m peror W illiam has donateli ¡I,(XX)
N ew berg:, O r e g o n ,
th in k th at all th e work th ere rightfully
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iielonzs to th em .
j m arks to th e encou ragem ent of outdoor
- I S PREPARED TO REPAIR—
A d ispatch ju st received at E u g ene, .......... . in G erm any. At th e sam e tim e
ft—
O r., by J . F . Robinaon, G rand R ecorder he expressed his keen in te re st in such
C a p it a l S tock
of th e K n ig h ts T em p lar of Oregon, sta les healthful recreation,
’ n a n work
in
nuiM man]
iiou ii ike
xc man
iiinnucr.
tier. Satisfaction
^MtisiaiTiuu guar-j
gtiNr
an teed, in G. M. Halos' shoe shop on First street.
th a t a man was recen tly com m itted to
j R Cllffora Qf M artinsburg, W . V a.,
Thirty-flve years' expeihnce.
j|ie flrH( colored law yer to be ad m itted
JESSE EDWARDS
........ President th e insane asylum a t Stockton, L a b , by
B. C. M IL E S ...........
. Vice-President th e nam e of B. R . Luckey. T he friends ^ ( |1(, l(ftr ¡ n A U ^ h a n y co u n ty , Md. lie
of E. R . Luckey, who myflt&rtouslvdis-
n0ar engaged as counsel in a m urdei
DR. C O R N E L L ,
.............Cashier appeared from Eugene th in k it probable tria l at C u m berland ,
m u ses v o ta w
th a t he is th e m an. h . K. L ack ey was
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Veterinary • Pby>lcian # and • Surgeon,
a Hir K night, and it is probable th a t th e
*ia‘'
' resident and
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night
a
t
a
o th e r guests th e oth er
Directors—Jesse Edwards, B. C. Miles, F. A. Morris, J. C. Colcord. clew is a good one and will clear away
N ew b ei m ■ O r,,
th e"m v stery tliaT su rV ound s "the d lsif^ m usicale ti.a t issaid to haver-ost iiiin $12.-
E. H . Woodward.
W 11 prescribe for and treat sick or lame horses
"The m a tte r will be looked " " ' ' - T.h ” » « « ‘ " P •» of hia S e n a to ria l
Certificates of deposit issued payable on demand. Exchange bought pearance.
a 'id tattle, calls promptly answere-i «lay or
in to a t once
salary for abo u t two and a half years.
night. Office at Rogers' livery stable, Sheridan and sold. Good notes discounted.
Deposits
received
subject
to
check
M ajor W. H. W illiam s, special U nited
A nthony T rollop e was as careless in
street.
at sight, and a general banking business transacted. Collections made S ta te s Treasury agent, who has been on speech as he was in d ress, and could
th is C oast for several m onths on a tour sw ear like a costerm onger and copy his
on all accessible points in the United States and Canada.
investigation in to m atters connected m anners. B ut he could w rite, and knew
Correspondents— Ladd & Tilton, Portland; National Park Bang, of
w ith th e B ehrin g Sea sealing qu estion , th is was w hat many of h is critica could
New York.
will leave for the seal island s in Alaska not do.
Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at the bank for infor on th e steam er B erth a. M ajor W illiam s ■ B jornson , th e Norwegian poet and pol
eterinary v
urgeon
will proceed d irect to O nnalaska and iticia n , has renounced a pension which
mation concerning the city.
from th ere visit all th e points w here in lie received from his governm ent. He
N E W ItKK Cr, O K .
C- rrespondence invited.
form , ation can be secured.
,
. . Mis .. inq u iries
.. , declined to accep t th e gift any longer
are for th e purpose of su b sta n tia tin g th e unless K jo llan d , a b roth er poet, becam e
The treatment of horse* a specialty. Cal s at
claim of th e U nited States that th e ex- t||P o l,
^ of
hject
i „ ,ikp honor
tended with promptness.
T he death of Se n a to r Isaac Maurogo-
nato in Rom e a few days ago rem oves
peals of San tra n c is co has reversed th e one of th e last survivors of th e leaders
amsey
decision of Ju d g e Hanford in th e D is of th e revolt of Venice ag ain st A ustrian
trict C ourt ia th e ca«es of th e B ritish rule in 1841). W ith M anin, Coaenz and
- w as a w a r d e d t h e o n ly
ta g s I/)rne and P ilo t, which were fined Sam pieri he lo-came exceedingly trou b
He was a inan of
for tow ing A m erican ve-sels in Ameri lesome to A ustria
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can waters. T he defease ot th e tugs great financial a b ility , and declined sev
eral
in
v
itatio
n
s
to
accept
th e portfolio
was th a t as th e tow ing was partly done
H<>u«et painted in the latest TINTS. Paper*
of finance at R om e. He was 70 years
on th e B ritish side of th e boundary run
hanging, graining st aining and hard oil fluli'A
ning through th e Stra its of f u n , they old.
Done by Day or C ontract.
cam e w ithin th e exception in th e law in
I’ierre G .ti's exce llen ces are not con
-A T TUE-
favor of tugs tow ing partly in Am eri fined to literary work nor naval service,
Shop on Main street
can and partly in foreign waters. Ju d g e skilled as he is in both. He is a fine
Hanford held th a t th e Stra its of F u ca p ia n i-t, th e cotnp >ser of m any m elodies,
are com m on to both nations, and th at and lir a « s ad m irably. Though he m akes
no p a rt of them can be described as for hooks, he reads very few, at least nan-
eign w at-rs. T h e Court of Appeals held tical iiooka. Not long ago lie rem arked
th a t th e w aters north of the cen ter lin e
„ friend : “ It is very curious th a t I
Havlug been appointed by the County ¡*’ir
o f th e P traits are foreign waters w ithin should tie aernsed of im ita tin g F la n lie rt.
-FO R th e
y . y
•* his deputy for 11- 1 « pari of Yaoahi.l
th e m eaning of th e statute and th a t, if a I am alm ost asham ed to confess it, bu t I
c o u n t } . I ara prepared to do ail kind* of
foreign tng tow ing an A m etiran vessel have never read h im ."
PLAIN M K V IY IN O .
in from th e o i -an tows it parti? north of
According to present plans Em peror
of th a t lin e, it com es w ithin th e e xce p
Leave order* for work at the postoffW, or a d
W illiam will sta rt on hia trip to Norway
dress me at Newberg, Or.
M REECE
tion made in th e law forbidding the
in the early part of J u lv . l ie will e n ter
tow ing of A m erican vessel- in A m erican
th e harbor of Bodo. ii possible, on the
w aters hv foreign tugs
Foreign tugx
u m m in s
y ach t H ohenzollern Ju ly f* and proceed
can c la m th e iieneflt of th is sxcep tion
then ce to Skaaro, th e w haling station
unless it can lie shown that th e partial
be'onging to Herr O lavere. T h e first
tow ng in foreign w aters is done in had
w hale hu nt will tie un d ertak en J u ly 12
fa tti, but in th ese cases no claim of had
on lo a rd of H err G la v e r’s boat*. T he
faith was set up. T h e question ia to he
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early part of J u ly is believed to tie th e
fin ally derided hv th e United 8 t ites Su
best tim e for th e K m peror to go whale
prem
e
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U
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States
D
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P A C ir iC COAST MAIM l i m i K
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Cal on as if y^’i want a g vxi we 1 at a reason
A ttorney W inston having asked for a m erons in th e Norwegian waters ahout
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H aving h a4 long e i t ^ r e n - e w«
stay of proceedings until he can sue foe
f-ua-aatee ro-d work Prl - fo r boring t a l put-
th a t tim e.
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EASTERN ITEMS.
Address. G k a p u k . NewberR, Oregon.
PO R T L A N D M A R K ET .
rrm lu re, Krult, Kle.
W heat — Nom inal. V a lle y ,$ 1 .3 5 ; W alla
W ana, $1.80 per cental.
F l o c k —Stan d ard , $4.30, W alla W alla,
$4.30; G raham , $ 3.75; Su perfine, $3.00
per barrel.
O ats — New. 38(c$45c per bushel.
H ay —$l l " i l3 per ton.
M illstckkn — B ran, $ 0 ; shorts, »22;
ground barley, $22.50(^)25; chop V e il,$18
"t- - per to n ; feed barley, $24 a 2 5 ; mid
N E W Y O R K C I T Y ' S P A Y R O L L . dlings.
$2tvn2S per to n ; brew ing liarley,
$1.10(^1.15 per cen tal.
B itttkh —O regon fancy cream ery , 2 2 ^
(¿ 2 5 c ; fancy d airy, 17 5« (*t 2 0 c ; fair to good,
After-Dinner Speeche* by Women 15n'17ls c ; com m on, l i ) « l l 2 q c ; Caldor-
n ia , 34m 3iic per roll.
Popular at the Hub—Other
K o o s—Oregon, 18e per dozen.
P oi LTHY— Old C h ick e n s, $ 5 .6 0 « i6 .2 5 ;
Interesting News.
broilers, $3.00(n h.lXl; ducks, Ri.tiOm tt.OO;
gecne, $11.00 per d ozen; turkeys, 17c per
pound.
V e o x t a b l as— C abbage, quoted $1.50(d
1.75 per c e n ta l; cau liflow er, $3 per c r a t e ;
T tie S ta te of Iowa is out of d e b t.
Tam m any lias voted to su bscribe $5,(XX) O nions, fancy, $1.50m 2.50 per c e n ta l; po
tatoes, 40m.00c per sack ; new potatoes,
to th e G rant m onum ent fund.
1 S i < s !T V per l b . ; carrots, Toe per sack ;
A fter-d inner speeches by women are
parsnips, $1 per s a c k ; asparagus, 8(($10c
becom ing very popular iu Boston.
per pound ; lettu ce, 3tk-; Oregon, 40c |>er
T he C heyenne In d ian s iu th e Indian d ozen; celery , 5(jiWe; squash, 2n$3c;
T erritory th re a ten to give trouble.
green peas, 7c per pound ; cucum bers,
The th ird -p arty leaders claim they will 75c ;>cr dozen ; rh ubarb, 6c per pound ;
rad ishes, 80c per d ozen; tom atoes, $2.26
cast 150,(XX) votes in T exa s th is year.
Forty-on e per cen t, of last y e a r’s K an per liox.
F b c it s — S traw berries, 16 V c per pound;
sas corn crop is still in th e granaries.
ch e rrie s, 25 per pound ; Sicily lemons,
T he K ansas wheat acreage is reported $5.60(1*6.00; C alifornia, $3.00(94.00 per
to he th e largest in the histo ry of the b o x ; oranges, seedlings, $ 3.(l0(«3.25; na
State.
vels, $4.25(<r4.50; S t. M ichaels, $3.50;
B oilerm akers at C hicago are on a apples, 75c(i($t.75 per b o x ; hanamis,
strik e for nin e hours and $2.75 m inim um $2.50((i5.00 a b u n ch ; Sm y rn a tigs, 16c
wages.
per pound; citro n s, 20c per pound ; pine
T h e p n eum atic-tube system for con apples, $3.25 per dozen.
veying th e m ails is to he given a tria l in
S t. I/auis.
Stap le Grooertea.
One of tiie finest and most costly rail
H on x i -10(i* 18(gc per pound.
road term in als in th e world is proposed
H
a lt — L iverpool, $ 15.50(418.00; stock,
for D uluth.
$11 m * 12 per ton.
T h e co u rt a t C hicago su stain s th e Mof-
C oykkb — Costa R ica , 21 »gc; Rio, 20o;
fatt patent for m aking candy by the vac
Salvador, 2 0 c ; M ocha, 27,5g(930c; Ja v a ,
uum process.
An effort is being m ade by ttin rail 26(i*2 7 ' ac ; A rim ck le’s 100-pouud casea,
20 17-20c per ;iound.
roads in Chicago to close up th e tic k e t
B s o n — Sm all w hite, 3 c ; pink, 2 J4c ;
brokers' otlii e -.
bayos, J 1* « ; bu tter, 3.‘g c ; Innas, 3(g0
T iie lake lines are securing a very per pouud.
large proportion of tile E ast hound bu si
ScoAii—D, 4 lac ; 54olden C, 4 j , e ; ex tra
ness from Chicago.
0 . 6 c ; Magnolia A, S ' j c ; granulated,
A resolution ha« been a I opted in K en 6»4 c ; culie crushed and ;«iwilereil, Htpc ;
tucky prohibiting chew ing tobacco in confectioners' A , 6 ' 8c ; maple sugar, ln <4
th e Se n ate cliam lier.
If c per pound.
S y ru p — Ea ste rn , in barrels, 4 2 t*4 5 c;
Several of th e most prom inent citizens
of Springfield, M >.. are under ind ict h alf-barrels, 44m 47c; in cases, 3.i(i*H0c
per
gallon ; $2.25 ;ier keg. C alifo rn ia, in
ment for various offenses.
C om m issioner C a rter of th e G eneral barrels, 4nc per g a llo n ; $1.76 per keg.
D kiku F ruits — P e tite prunes, 7 c ; sil
Land Office will probably resign almut
ver, H'.jC; Ita lia n , S( r H e ; G erm an, ti'g o ;
th e end of th e fiscal year.
plum s, 8 4 g c; apples, SuiOtg ; pears. Ho
New York c ity 's pay roll th is year is per pound.
$10,12:1,887, Tam m any being th e con
C annkii (toona— T able fru its, $1.60i4
tractin g and disbursing agent.
1.80, 2 ' 2 s ; peaches, $ 1 .8 0 (9 2 .0 0 ; B art
in P hilad elp h ia an ag itation ia going lett pears, $1.80(1*1.00; plum s, $1.37lg (9
on in favor of th e city fu rn ishin g gas to 1 .6 0 ; straw berries, $ 2.25; ch erries, $2.25
consum ers at $1 per 1,1X10 feet.
(9 8 .4 0 ; black b erries, $1.86(9l.tK ); rasp
The g reatest stone ever quarried in berries, $2.40; pineapples, $2.25(92.80;
A m erica left In dianap olis the oth er dav ap rico ts,$1.00m 1.70. Pie f r u i t : Assorted,
for P hilad elp hia.
It weighs 100,005) $1.00 (4 1 .2 0 , ¡leaches, $1.25; plum s, $1(4
1 .1 0 ; black b erries, $1.25(91.45) per dozen.
pounds.
M ontreal is about to a ttem p t tiie u tili V eg etab les. C orn, $ 1 .2 5 (9 1 .7 5 ; tom atoes,
peas,
U oc(9$1.60;
zation of th e force of tiie rapids in th e Hoc nt $1.00; sugar
S t. Law rence river in th e generation of strin g beans, 00c(9$1.00 per dozen.
M eals . Corned tieef, $1.1X1; chipped lieef,
e le ctricity .
F iv e hundred Kan«as farm ers certify $ 2.10; lunch tongue, $3.00 Is, $6 60 2 s ;
th a t $2iH).(XX) w orth of crops have been deviled ham . $1.50(43.65 nor dozen
saved by I’rof. Sn ow ’s mode of d ealing F ish : Sard in es, 7 6 c(4 1 .5 5 ; lolist.ers, $2.30
(9 3 .5 0 ; salm on, tin, 1-1 h., ta ils, $1.25(9
w ith th e ch in ch hugs.
1 .6 0 ; flats, $ 1 .7 5 ; 2 I he., $ .25m 2.5(1; b,
T ’ '>«e organizations in Chicago from
Condensed m ilk :
E agle
which red flags were taken on May day hlil., $5.50.
propose to go to law to m ake th e police brand, $ 8 .2 5 ; Crow n, $7.5)0; H ighland,
$6.7 5 ; 5)liam pion, $ 5 .5 0 ; M onroe, $5.75
a u th o ritie s give them up.
per case.
An ap p ea1 has lieen is-lied to tiie col
K ick —J apan , $ 5 .0 0 (9 6 .2 5 ; Island, $5.26
ored people and th e ir friends ad vocating (45.50 per ce n ta l.
tiie settin g asid e of May 31 as a day of
fa-tin g , hu m iliation and prayer.
M Ucf)IUn«*nii«.
T tie will of th e late W illiam Astor
N ails — Base q u o ta tio n s; Iron, f3.(X );
leaves Mr«. Drayton $2,lMX>,noil in her ste e l, $3.0 0 ; wire, $3.50 |ier keg
own rig h t, a suin su fficient to wipe out
I ron — Ba r, 35^c per p o u n d ; pig iron,
nmuv sta in s of th e Borrow e kind.
$24(9 27 per ton.
T h ere is a sudden bu t concen trated
H tkel — 10'gC per pound.
T in — I. C . ch arcoal, 14x21), prim e q u al
m ovem ent in favor of 1-rent
letter
postage, aud petition s are pouring in on ity , $83X1(98.50 per is)X ; for crosses, $2
C ongressm en, esp ecially from th e W est. e x tra per I nix ; rooting, 14x20, prim e
T h e T u rn e rs’ so cieties of K ansas will I q u a lity , $6.75 per box ; 1. C . coke plates,
14x20, prim e q u a lity , $7.75 per box.
have a grand turnfost a t B ism arck
G rove on J u n e 4 to H. T h e railroads | L kad — 4*gc per pound ; liar, 6 lgc.
H oot — $ 1.75 per sack.
have granted a one and one th ird rate.
H ouskniioks — $5.
G overnor Flow er has signed th e bill
N aval S torks — Oakum , $4.60n*5 per
concerning th e ap|M>iutuient of insp ect b a le ; rosin, $-5.80(95 p e r4 8 0 pounds ; tar,
ors of electio n for New York city and , Btockholin, $14.00; C arolin a, $73X1 |ier
also tiie reap p ortion m en t and ex cise
b a r r e l; p itch , $6 (X) per b a r r e l; tu rp e n
b ills.
tin e , 65c per gallon in carload lots.
North D akota's Suprem e C ourt has de
cided legal th e p u blic w arehouse law,
H i* * * , W ool and Hop«.
having reference to th e power of the
H u n s— Dry hides, selected prim e, 7 q
Htate to fix storage rates for w heat in
(9h e ; 'g c less for c u lls ; green, selected ,
•levators.
over 56 pounds. 4 c ; under 65 p o u n d s,3 c;
One of th e featu res of th e In d ian sheep |ielts, short wool, 301950c; m e
qu estion th a t causes th e a d m in istra tio n diu m , 60(9H 0c; long, 5X)c(9$1.25; sh ear
no little trou ble and p erp lex ity is the lings, 10(921 k(; tallow , good to choice, 3
ca re of th e red men who get stranded in (93'*(• per pound.
W ash in g ton .
W ool — U m pqua V alley , 16(918c; W il
T he city of D etroit will lie re a 'te r save lam ette V alley , 1 5 (9 16c, according to
money by b u rn in g cru d e petroleum in q u a lity ; E a ste rn O regon, fl(916c l>cr
stead of co.al to run th e steam en gin es pound, according to cond ition .
which do th e pum ping a t th e m unicipal
H o ps — No m in a l; 12(420u per pound,
w ater works.
according to cond ition.
C aptain F a rq n h a r of th e steam er Har-
t h e N m I M arket.
law, from Newfoundland to H alifax, re
ports th e prevalence of d estitu tion no-tfi
B kkf — L iv e, 2 'y (4 4 c ; dressed, 6(ai7c.
M utton — L ive, 4 ‘g (9 4 4 4 c ; dressed. He.
of Flow er s Cove, New foundland, with
lin o s — Live, 65g(9tlc; dressed, 7<x
two cases of actual starv ation .
V sa l —6 (97c per pound.
R ico in tiie San Ju a n co u n try , C o l., is
B mokkd M kats — E astern ham , lD i*
tiie new found gold field th a t is a t
12c;
oth er varieties, 1 3 c ; breakfast
tractin g prospectors and investo rs. A
rush has also begun for Copper R ock, bacon, l l ,g (4 1 2 c ; sides, n ,g ( 9 l0 ) g c ;
smoked bacon, 1 1<<x 11 c per pound.
ahout fifty m iles from D enver.
I. a « i >— C<jtnpoiiiiil,8(91()l>c ; pure,ID 1!
A com pany has been formed to co n (9 l2'->c ; Oregon, 10 ’g<9 l2 lg c per pouud.
stru ct a tu n nel on th e C anadian side of
N iagara F a lls for a sim ilar use of th e
B«ira and liiicv liif-
water power to th a t proposed by th e
Burlaps, 8-ox., 40-inch, net cash , 6 5 ,0 ;
tu n nel nitilders on th e A m erican side.
burlaps, 10‘ ,-o e ., 4(>dnrh, net cash 7 't c ;
It seem s th a t th e land -h nn grv crowds burlaps, 12-os., 4^-inch, net cash , 8 c;
th a t have suddenly inundated O klahom a bnrlaps, 16-oz., 60-inch, 12c ; burlaps, S>-
do not want farm s to c u ltiv a te , but town oz., 76-inch, 1 4 ', c. W h e at h ags,C alcutta,
lots w ith which to 8|ieculate. At least 23x36, spot, 8 c ; three-bush el oat baga,
a hundred tow ns are set up w ith in tl e ir 7 ' 4 c .
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borders.
Rlrlmrdxon Ih** F lw E ater.
T h e Post G rad u ate School of M d icin e
F ro m th e follow'inp a c c o u n t ta k e n
•t New York has drawn th e color line in
th e case of Dr. W illiam T . M erchan t of from Evelyn** D iary, whore it appear«
Kagle, a W est V irg in ia m in ing tow n, u n d er d a te o f “ 10 mo. 8 th , 1072,” It
who is a colored m an. He was refused
seem s th a t tire e a tin g fre a k s a re n o t
ad m itta n ce in to th e school.
m od ern in n o v a tio n s
I too k leave o f
T h e new town of C h e y e n n e in th e
recently opened reservation in Indian my IsAdy S u n d erla n d , w ho w:i* going
T erritory is bu ilt on th e site of • lie to Puri»* to my lord, now ainl»tasador
burial grounds of tiie In d ian s killed in there. S h e m ade m e sta y to d in n er a t
battle with (Je n e ra l i ’n -ie r in
« is
I>eii*ester house, and afterw ard sent
T h e In d ians regard th e building of a for R ich ard son , th e fam ous fire eater.
town th e re as a saerm-ge, and th re a te n
B e fo re us lie devoured brim sto ne on
i to horn th e place and m assacre th e in-
glow ing co als, ch ew in g and sw allow ing
! h a b ita n ts
l i e m elted « l>eciv glnsee and
It tra n sp ires th a t th e e sta b lish m e n t them ,
of “ St. Andrews Coffee H o u ses" of New Ate it q u ite u p ; then , ta k in g a live co al
York, w here th e poor could b u r a meal on his ton gu e, he put on it a rAW o y
for a penny, was a shrewd schem e ol a s te r. th e c*>«l was blow n w ith h an d
Mrs. f.so lid r id th e ir founder, to get bellow s u n til it darned and sjMirkled in
money for herself. Sh e le-gg -1 a for
his m outfie. and so rem ained u n til th e
tun e on th e ir c re d it and lived well both
h e m elted
in town and co n n try. B u t th e cheap o y ster wru* »lone. T h e n
! m eals were as give! as a God send, even pitch w ith su lphu r and d ra n k it w iiile
if a com m ission went to th e "b u sin e s s it darned
1 haw it flam ing In hU
I w om an.”
m o u th ."
Larg-e Wheat Acreage in
Kansas.