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UHURI H. — PRBAt HING |
Ju >cr\ i>- > ui the K v a n g e lic « 1 church every
b a u d « )'a t 10 a m . and 7 Ao i*. M-, ex cep t the fourth
Suuda'' o i everv m ou 'h . Saboatu sch ool eve ry
Sunday at 11 a .‘ m . F .ayer m eeting Th irs ay at
7:45 1*" M A il are c o rd ia lly iu v it d to attend
tliese services.
«ISHASTA L!NE.i>°
Train s lea ve and are due to arrive at Portlau d:
rilUUCH —REUIM All SERVICE
B VPTI8T
tirst and th ird Suud tys o f the mouth at 11
a id A:00 v. m .; alsr> on 11 th Sunday, moru-
i jg and even in e. Sunday school every Sucday
nr 10 *. m . l’ ray. r m eetin g every Wednesday
e v e n in g at 6:00 o clock.
a . m .
D K K S B Y T K R I A N C H U R C H .—S E R V It ES EV
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cry second and fourth Lord's day at 11 a . m .
and 7 :i>0 p . M. Sabbath scuool every Sunday al
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♦ 7:30 a . m .
♦ • :40 p. m .
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T1KEE M E T H O D I s r .- P R A Y E R M E E IIN G
i 1 eve ry Thursday at 7:G0 P. m . Sabbat a school
eve ry Sunday at 10 a . m .
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SO C IE TY NOTICES.
M.' . A.—DEV 0 ITON a LbERViCES E\ ERY
Y o u n g m en earn estly
i a it 8ESSIONS HELD FIRST UID IHIRD
T, Saturday eteuing in each mouth.
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urday a ftern oon in each month.
□ OF V -MEETS EVERYSATURDAY EVEN
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Portrait and Landscape Artist.
Second-Clans Sleeping: Cara
Through tick et oftl e, 134 First street, w here
through tick et» to all p o in ts in the Kasteru
states, Canada am i Europe can ho ob tain ed at
low est rates from
J. B. K I R K LA N 1),
I ick ei A gent.
A ll above trains a -rive and depart from Graud
Central station, F ifth uud I streets.
N ARROW G A IG K -W . 8. D IVISIO N
Passenger depot fo o t o f Jefferson street.
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M EETS EV E R Y 1 UE8D A Y
in g ut 8 p. M. in A rm ory Hall.
Central Meat Market
—AND —
Portland and W illam ette Valley Hallway
O. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY
, evenings in B.iuk budding
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FRESH MEATS.
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J . 8. l i A H I*. K A S O N S .
C ity o f N e w b e r g .
..O. C. Emery
M ayor .......................
F. 11. H oward
l i .-cordar .
j . J. Woods
Marshal
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Moses V eta w
T r e a s u r e r ................
........ V c . c o x
Street Commi;«toner..
'l i l e * Reece
Surveyor ...............
-51 NEWBERG v FLOURING 7 » IL L S ,« -
COl'N( tl.MEN.
NEW BERC, OREGON.
tB. t . M ile*
I t’aul Ma« y
{>' V. M oore
First W ard
8ecou d W ar«1
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¡O. L. HiaJ.ler
» K. H I ««bier
T h ird W ard .
♦ J. D. t a n t r
P R O F E S S IO N A L
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CARDS.
w. M c C o n n e l l ,
m . d ..
J . D. T A R R A N T & S O N , P r o p r i e t o r s .
Having recently equipped our mill with new and improved ma-
cliinerv. we are now prepared to manufacture the best grade of flour by
the FL'I !.. ROLLER PROCESS.
Cash paid for wheat. Feed ground Saturdays.
Physician and Surgeon,
P ac ific
N K W IIE K O , O R .
Office on First street. A ll ca l's prom p tly a t­
tend I to day or nigh t. Discuses o f w om eu aud
ch ildren a specialty.
C o l l e g e ,
N ewberg , O regon .
S. N. BURGEN, M. D ,
Physician and Surgeon,
N K W R K K G , OH.
College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping,
All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art.
Office— F irst door w est o f postoffice. Resi­
dence, cern e r o f Second and R iv e r streets.
H. J. LITTLEFIELD,
Physician
and S u rg eo n ,
N e w b e rg , Or.
Office In b u ild in g o ccu p ied by tbo late Dr.
Carman, ou M ain street.
DR. HAROLD CLARK,
Dentist,
Excellent opportunity for good work.
Board and lodging, $2.50 per week.
All other expenses very low.
If you want to teach; if you want to take a business course; if
you want to review or take advanced work, we can suit you.
Send for catalogue or come and see for vourself.
TIIuMAS' NEYVLIN, President.
Dentist,
NEW BERG , OR.
G old fll’ in g a specia lty. Gas or v it a T ie d air
given in e x tra ctin g teeth. A ll w ork \\a ranted.
Office—N ear postoffice, on First street.
JOHN
B a n k
YOUNGER,
N e w b e r g
o f
NEW BERC, OREGON.
N s u b e r g , O rego n,
— IS P R E P A R E D T O R E P A I R -
—«Watches * and »Clocks!— C a p ita l S to c k .................................................
In a w ork m a n lik e m anner. Satisfaction gu a r­
anteed. In G. M. Bales' shoe shop ou First street.
T h irty -fiv e years' ex p etit uce.
DR. CORNELL,
Veterinary • Physician » and » Surgeon,
Newlan k • Or.»
W 11 prescribe fo r and treat sick or lam e h orse»
a id ra ttle. C a li* prom p tly answ ered day or
nigh t. Office at R o g e r » 'liv e r y stable, Sheridan
DR. E. J. YOUNG,
V eterin ary v
S urgeon ,
NEW ItEHG, OK.
Th e trea 'm on t o f hor*e« a s p e c la ltj.
t « :t»le«l w ith roin ptti” *«.
$ 3 0 ,0 0 0
JESSE EDWARDS.............................
President
B. C. M ILES................................................................................Vice-President
MOSES VOTAW........................... . ................................................Cashier
Directors—Jesse Edwards, B. C. Miles, F . A. Morris, J. C. Colcord, [
E. H. Woodward.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on demand. Exchange bought
ami sold. Good notes discounted. Deposits received subject to check
at sight, and a general banking business transacted. Collections made
on all accessible points in the United States and Canada.
Correspondents—Ladd it Tilton, Portland; National Park Banx,
New York.
Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at the bank for infor*
mation concerning the city.
C- rrespondence invited.
Cal » at
-W A S AW ARDKD t h e o n l y -
House '.’and 7 Sign7 Painter,
G r a n d P rize
N E W B E R G , OR-
Hon$M pa in t»»! in th *
T IN T S
P«r**r-
hangiti#. n rainin e sta in in g ftn»l hard o il Huia i
Don«* l»y D ay or Contract.
A T THE
Shop on Main street.
HAWORTH Si STANBROUGH,
PARIS EXPOSITION. 1889.
Well - Borers,
-fOR THE
X L W R IR O . OR.
to put «*nwn wa
nutie . correspondence invited.
W e ara
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N K IVR F .K G . O R .
f*a'» «n n« If mu want a f^od weù at a '*af'»r
•b. • Ac»-* Havac r,a4 long
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fuarauuw r> d w o n PrW for borlof a«4 pat- I
t:a< lu waL. m oanti par foot
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ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
Best Sewing Machine for
Family and Manufact­
uring Purposes.
THROUGH TICKETS
short
WELL-BORER,
O H TH E R N
PACIFIC R.R.
tNUFACTllilNG COMPANY ToAII PointsEast
D. M. R amsey ,
E x a m i n e T h e m on E x h ib it io n at A, C. C O X ' , N e w b e r g , Or.
r t c ir it
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P A C IF IC CO A ST.
NO. 42.
PERSO NAL
Ths Prince
Large Reward Offered for a
Murderer’s Arrest.
it ir ih n
H ilc A
M E N TIO N .
of Wales Said to be Agi.ig
RapiJIy— Great Regret at the
Death of Hans Riis.
91 90
75
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MubHerlption F rir e Fay able I n v a r i­
ably in Advance.
Address. G r a p h i c . N ew b erg, O regon.
PORTLAND MARKET.
I'rod uce. Fruit. Kto.
W h i at — Nominal. Valley, $1.22)^;
Walla Walla, $1.15 per cental.
F loor — Standard, $3.90; Walla Walla,
$3.90; Graham, $3.50; Superfine, $2.75
per barrel.
O ats — New, 45c per bushel; rolled,
$6.75(a7.0O per barrel; $6.50(36.75 per
bag; $3.75 per case.
H a y — $11(313 per ton.
M illstuyfs — Bran, $ 5; shorts, $18;
ground barley, $22.50(326; chop feed, $18
(322 per ton; feed barley, $24(325; nnd-
d ings, $26(328 per ton; brewing barley,
$1.10(31.1-5 per cental; chicken wheat.
$1.30 per 100 ¡rounds.
UuTrKK— Oregon fancy creamery, 25i<j
27l4C; fancy dairy, 22,^@ 25c; fair to
good, 17(*( 11 2 c; common, 121*(315c;
California, 38(340u per roll.
C hkksk — Oregon, ll(312c;
Young
America, l'J'.jc per pound,
Eoos— Oregon, 26c; Eastern, 24c per
dozen.
P o u l t r y —Old Chickens, $4.50; broil­
ers, $2.60(33.60; young ducks, $2.50(3
3.60; old geese, nominal, $5.00(37.00;
young, nominal, $7.00(39.00 per dozen;
turkeys, 15(3 ltic per pound.
V kuktab lks — Cabbage, $2 per cental;
Onions, red, 75»390c per cental; silver
(kins, $ 1(3 1.15per cental; new potatoes,
$1(31.10 per sack; squash, 2(33c ; Oregon
cucumbers, 19(315c per dozen; tomatoes,
76c per b ox; Oregon turnips, 15c per
dozen; young carrots, 15c per dozen;
beets, 15c per dozen; Oregon corn, 10(3
12j*c per dozen; sweet potatoes, 2**0
per pound; Oregon cauliflower, 7oc
(3$1 per dozen ; celery, 90c per dozen.
F ruits —O regon peaches,7oc(3$l .00 per
box ;Calif»rm aCraw iord peaches.$1.00(3
1.25 per box; fcAicily lemons, $10; Cali­
fornia lemons, $7.00(38.00 per box ; Cali­
fornia Bartleti pears, $1.25(31.50 a box;
cautaleups, $1.50(31.76 per dozen ; water­
melons, $1 Ode» 1.60 per dozen; Cal'.fornia
grapes, $1.00(31.26 per b ox; Oregon
grpaes, $1.0 1(3L25 per box; pineapples,
*3.00 per dozen ; crab apples, 60(36cc per
20-pound box; plums, 7o@90e per box;
Oregon l t d an p anes, $1.00 per box;
Oregon pears, $1.00 per b ox; bananas,
*3.00(34.00 per bunch; quinces, $1.50 per
box.
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Mrs. Ballington Booth is said to re-
; ceive but $7 per week for her services to
the Salvation Army.
Mrs. Kichard King of Corpus Christ!,
Tex., owns
ac-es and lOd.OJd
head of cattle and horses.
W . K. Vanderbilt has recovered from
his sunken yacht Alva »1,110 i in money
aud $3,000 worth of diamond».
The eon of Howells, tho novelist, has
passed a brilliant examination for en-
| trance to tbe Kcole dea Beaux Arts in
Paris.
The mother of Rev. Robert Fulton
j Crary of Poughkeepsie is the only sur­
The W illam ette V alley is swarming viving child oi Robert Fulton, the in-
: ventor of the steamboat.
with Chinese pheasants.
Miss May Graham, a Wesleyan grad­
Coal has been discovered in the hilh
uate, and Mies May Scott, a Vassar
one mile east of Klam ath Falls, Or.
graduate, are named as the fi-st young
I’. S. Smith, a merchant of I-avinn, women to receive Yale fellowships'.
Mont , has been arrested, identified as a
) The Czar is never lonely on his eplen-
stage robber.
j did yacht, the Polar Star, as he carries a
Rattlesnake» are unpleasantly numer- | erew of 300 men, who are selected from
ou in I.inn county, Or., in the’ foothills the best sources in the imperial fleet.
oi the Cascades.
The Sultan of Turkey, Abdul Hamid,
The government commissioners are is au excellent pianist, and part of his
examining the different sues for a dee|e j daily routine consists in giving a couple
water harbor on the Loa Angeles coast. of hours’ instruction :o his daughters.
Twenty-nine candidate» for the otli.'e
Dr. lla ffk in e of Paris, a young but
of bish Commissioner, to be tilled by distinguished biologist, thinks that after
the next Oregon Legislature, are already many experiments lie lias discovered a
reported.
method of vaccinatim against cholera.
, H . eavy night fogs in Southern Cali-
Professor Kollert K. Moore of Phila-
fornia have retarded Irait drying along delphia, who has been giving Mr. Blaine
The weather has been warm a c o m e e of massage, s»ys he consul t s
and clear in the interior.
him good for fifteen or more years of life.
The Lane county, Or., Hop Growers’
Mrs. Potter Palmer is to drive the last
A-sociation have agreed to pay for pick­ nail in the women s building at the Chi­
ing this year 40 cents for 7-hushel boxes 1 cago W orld’s Fair. How much of a hit
and 50 cents (or 0-bushel boxes.
she w ill make is altogether problemat­
One hundred and thirty-five miners t ical.
under arrest at Wardner, Idaho, have
Mr. Harrison is quoted as saying the
been released, but the indictments ! worst feature of executive life is the vast
against them have not Imen dismissed. amount of hand-shaking and document-
I n n canvass of Washington on the signing the President is forced to un­
question of selecting a State fi,v.er, the I dergo.
An Honest Car Conductor.
i hodo lenilon was largely the favorite, re- j By the death of ex-Governor Myron
A prominent citizen o f Union Hill reivin g 7 7 )4 votes out of a total of H. Clark Hamilton $t<h ' « now left the
Staple Oroeertes.
sole survivor of th
sunguished men
boarded a 6treet car in Hoboken and 14,440.
H oney — Choice comb, 15@17c per
It is estimated that the apple crop of j who have held the U ivernorship of New pound.
handed Conductor Spencer a coin. Spen­
cer felt the milled edges, and, thinking the Pajaro V aliev will reach 250,000 York prior to 187.».
B a lt —Liverpool, $14 50(316.00; stock,
boxes tiiis year. It will take atiout 400 I Kossuth, who is now 80 yesrs old, is $11 (312 per ton.
it was a fifty cent piece, he put it in his
cars to take that amount of Iruit to I about to publish the first volume of the
H ick — Island, $5.00(35.25; Japan, $5.00
pocket without examining it and re­ market.
memoirs on which he has been engaged ( 6 26 per cental.
turned forty-five eents change, which
A t Flagstaff, A. T., Jailer lle n ty Banta | since shortly after the close of the
B eans — Small white, 3c; pink, 3c;
the other man quickly put in his pocket. was seized by the prisoners in the county American civil war.
bayos, :> '4c ; butter, 3Jac ; liuiaa, 3>4c per
A few minutes later the conductor was jail, bound and gagged, and all lint two
Charlotte M. Yonge, though 70 years pound.
making change inside the car and dis­ of tho men escaped. The six now free, |
C okkke — Costa Kica, 21 (¿c; Kio, 20 i^c;
old, is one o! the most popular woman
covered that the supposed fifty cent piece it is thought, will soon be recaptured.
writers in England, him writes regu­ Salvador, 20c; Mocha, 27,'y¿t.!0c; Java,
was a $10 gold piece. He put it hack in
Fishing on the Hiuslaw is now in [ larly, except ou Sundays, from 9 in the 27'* (330c; Arbuckle’s 100-pound cases,
his pocket and asked the Union H ill man progress. Two cauneries, those of M yer I morning till I o’clock, and aga u from 21 17-20c per pound.
SiKUP— Eastern, in barrels, 40<365c;
I the denomination of the coin he had A h vle and C. Timmons, are running. fi to 7.
given him.
“ It was a quarter,” the Tne salmon run, ns yet, is light. The
Bishop Paret's rnturn from Europe by half-barrels, 42>4(357j*c; in cases, 35(3
80c
per gallon ; $2.25 per keg. California
sum
oi
25
cents
eacli
is
paid
for
largo
Union H ill man said.
a slow freight steamer— not a sailing vt s-
sel, as was once stated— wa- designed to in barrels, 20(340c per gallou; $1.75 per
“ I gave you twenty cents more than salmon.
He keg.
There w ill be $340,000 spent on the secure immunity from cholera.
you are entitled to." Spencer remarked,
D ried F buits — Petite prunes, 8c; sil­
Poso irrigation system ; $50,000 on the | knew no immigrants would he likely to
quietly.
ver, 10(311c; Italian, 10(311c; German,
East-sale C anal; $100,ll00on the Keventy- sail on such a steamer.
The Union H ill man laughed, but did
8c; plums, 5(30c; apples, 4 'a(36i4c;
eight Canal, and about $ ¡0,000 on lateral
It is stated that Andrew Carnegie does
not offer to return the change.
canals in Kern county within the next notow n Cluny eas !e in Scotland, hilt evaporated apricots, 15o; peaches, lu(3
11c;
pears, 7(38c per pound.
“ I ’m satisfied if you are," said Spencer. six rn mths.
merely rents it from the head of the
SibtAK— 1), 6 I 4 O; Golden O, 6 % c ; extra
Nothing more was said until the car
As the result of one week’6 picking in Clan MacPlietson. The latter, having C, 5 V ' ; Magnolia A, 64gc; granulated,
readied the top o f thehillat Weehawken the Holmes hop field near Salem sixteen met with bns nes, reverses, was com-
6 V ' ; cube crushed and powuered, 6 ?ac;
and the man had shown no sign o f re­ acres yielde I 21,000 boxes of nine hush- | pelled to lease the anci tral property.
confectioners’ A .O V c ; maple sugar, 15(3
turning the twenty cents. Then Spencer els each. This will give 2,100 pound» of j M. Felix T i.ie rm d , mem'» r of tho
1 c per pound.
said:
dried hope. 1 he sum of $1,0 0 whb re- i French Academy of Scienc *s. ha» t'ecii
C anned G oods —Table fruits, assorted
“ I f you keep my change I ’ll keep what qnired to pay the pickers.
appointed by decree of the Minister of quoted $1.75(31.90; peaches, $1.85(32-10;
you gave me and call it square.”
Ed. Tewksbury, who is charged at Public Instruction Director of the Paris Bart lett pears,$1.75(31.80; plums,$1.37Si
The Union H ill man put his hand in Pi our x, A. T., with the killing of Tom Observatory for a period of five years in (31.50; strawberries, $2.25; cherries,
his pocket and exclaimed: "B y Jove! I Graham in Tonto Basin, has been held | the plat e of Admiral Mouchez, deceased. $2.00(32.25; blackberries, $1.86(31.90;
for trial without bail. This lias tcmlcil
gave you a $10 gold piece.”
Reference has frequently been made raspberries, $2.40; pineapples, $2.25(3
“ You did,” replied Spencer, "and you Kim«'what to quiet t i e feeling against I of late to the rap;d way in which the 2.80; apricots,$1.6g31.76. 1’ie fru it: As­
Tewksbury, which is very gtrong.
peaches,
$1.25;
j
Prince
of Wales is aging. Since the sorted, $1.00(31.20;
intended to swindle me out of twenty
Sevi ral *1 hoM ups” hate taken place death of his roa it has affected his ap- plums, $1.00(31.10; black berries, $1.25(4
cents. Here's your $10. but you don’t
a' Fresno since the M cW hirter assassina­ pcarance still more and robbed him of 1.40 tier dozen. Vegetables: corn, $1.40
deserve to get it hack.”
tion, in one of which Harry Doble, a what had been left of the once peculiar­ (31.35; tomatoes, W6c<3 $1 .(X); Bitgar peas,
The prominent citizen pocketed the brother of Build Doble, was relieved of a ly healthful hue of his complexion.
95c(3$l.(KI; string beans, 9J(3 95c per
money and got off the car at the next wati li and chain, diamond studs and
Dr. Pellegrini, w ho recently resigned dozen. Meats: Corned beef. Is, $1.25;
corner.—N ew York Sun.
several hundred dollars in money.
the Presidency of tire Argentine Repub­ 2s, $1.85, chipped boef, $2.10; lunch
The widow of Lawyer M cW hirter at lic anil then withdrew the resignation a tongue, Is. $3.10; 2s, $5.6»'; d e v il« ) ham,
Didn't Want Millet to See It.
$1.50(3 2 75 per dozer. Fish: Sardines,
I- re-no has off-red an additional reward
S. R. Callaway, a prominent officer of I of $10,000 for tlie arrest and e mviction dav or two later, is a relative of the 75c(31.55; lolietcrs, $2.30(33.50; salmon,
British publicist, John Bright. The
the Grand Trunk railroad, was, some of the murderers of lier hue) and, anil
former gentleman’s grandmother was tin, 1-lb. tails, $1.25(31.50; fiats, $1.76;
years ago, connected with a western j lier fam ily have added $5,000 to this the favorite sister of tbe latter one’s 2 11»., $2.26(32.50; >4 bbl., $5.50.
road, and necessarily spent much of Ilia amount, making a total of $’»5,000 in re­ fattier.
Mtacellaneoas.
time where his western interests lay. wards.
Miss Ormorod, the well-known Eng­
j Out there he met Millet, the artist. Mr. | There is a story current among the lish naturalist, won distinction some
N ails — Base quotations: Iron, $3.00;
: Callaway and the painter came together ( criminal ollirere at Los Angeles that the years ago by b ting the tail of a crested steel, $3.00; wire, $3.50 per keg
I k o n — Bar, 27,c per pound ; pig iron,
on a hunting trip and became quite inti- ! railroad and Wells-Fargo nllicert, have newt that she might learn for h rself
mate, which resulted in the railway man j le rned that the Collie train robbers the character of the acrid secretion the $24(327 per ton.
B tkkl — 10 V ' per pound.
inviting the artist to make a visit at bis doubled on their pursuers and made reptile gives out when angry. An in­
T i n — 1. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qual­
home. Tile invitation was accepted and their way south to the railroad again, flamed mouth and convulsions lasting
where they boldly boarded a train and
ity, $3.25(38.76 per box; for crosses, $2
the two started homeward. Just before made their way to Los AngeleB, w here several hours reeulted from her experi­ extra per b o x ; roofing, 14x20, prime
ment.
reaching the city where he lived Mr. they have lieen in hiding.
Great rp "rc t's felt in the artistic cir­ quality, $ 6 . 62)4 per box; t.C . coke plates,
Callaway went into a telegraph office
Oregon big red apples are being appre­ cles ol Denmark at the death of Hans 14x20, prime quality, $7.76(38.00 per box.
and wired to his wife; “ Millet, the ar­ ciated even at home this year, says the Riis, the anion landscape painter, lie
L ead — 4
per pound ; bar, 6)4c.
tist, is coming home’ with me for a lew Oreyoiiian. They are usually left on the was still a eoinprrativeiy young man,
R iiot — $1.80 per sack.
H orseshoes — $5.
days’ visit; take that chromo out of the trees unpicked, ami in ttie early fall the having recently celebrated the 531 anni­
N a v a l S t o r e s —Oakum, $4.50(35 per
dining room.” —Chicago Herald.
orchards are covered witli de eying fruit versary of his birth. He was rich, own­
— but not so this year. Apples are ing a flue e -'ate on the Isle of Falsler, bale; rosin,$4.80(35 per480pounds ; tar,
scarce ami are retailing in many places and able to devote his tim e to his pro­ Stockholm, $13.00; Carolina, $17.00 per
barrel; pitch, $6.00 per t»arrel; turpen­
FROM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS at $1 per bushel. They are usually fession.
tine, 65c per gallon in carload lota.
worth about 10 cents at this season ol
Announcement is marie of the engage­
the year.
ment of M hs I ouise Beecher, daughter
—THK—
HldR*, Wool And Hops.
Work on the Snake river improvi menl of Eugene F. Beecher and grand niece
H iper — Dry hides, selected prime, 7)4
has already begun. The principal worl of M'S. H arriet Beecher Htowe and the
of the giverninent Ismt will he in clear
late Henry Ward Beecher, to W. E. (38c; l)4 c less for culls; green, selected,
ing the channel of rocks dangerous to Chancellor. Miss B?echer is a tall, hand­ over 56 pounds, 4c; under 65 pounds, 3c;
navigation in low water. The work to some blonde of about 21. Mr. Chancel­ sheep pelts, short wool, 80(350c; me­
b» done will t>e a continuation of tin lor is a teacher in the Pratt Institute, dium, 60(3S0c; long, 90c(3$1.26; shear­
ings, 10(320c. tallow, good to choice, 3
work done las' season witli the saint Brooklyn.
< 33(40 per pound.
tioat. Ttie work on tlie river betweei
Gail Hamilton has tried every other
Wool.— Umpqua Valley, lfi(319c; fall
Lewiston ami Ui paria fias already begun, means of freeing Mrs. Maybrick, and
IS THE LINE TO TAKE —
and better anil more extensive improve- now she invi es all Christian churches clip, 13(315',c; Willamette Valley, 16®
18c, according to quality; Eastern Ore­
m entl will tie made there.
I to offer up pr vers in behalf of the im­ gon, 10(316c per pound, Recording to
The main ditch at the Myrtle creek prisoned woman. I f devotion to what
j mines has been extended a mile and h ! she believ s to be a worthy cause will condition.
H ors— Nominal, 14c.
quarter to tap more small streams accomp'ish anything, Gail Hamilton's
j Washing is not now in progress, Ini' ' efforts in this >1 rection should soon be
Ths Meat Market.
I everything is being put in readiness tr rewarded with success.
B
«
«
r
—
Live,
l ' 4 @ 2 \ c ; dressed, 4@
i liegui operations rs soon as the (all rain'
James J. H ill of St. Paul, President of
begin. Scarcity of water has alwayi the < treat Northern railroad, while in 6c.
It i» the dining far route. Throagn vestibule been a drawback to mining op ration»
M utton — L ive, 8)463440; dreesed, 7c;
New York last week, secqred the largest
trains every day In the year
in Southern Oiezon, but the Myrtli life insurance policy which it is possible lambs, live, 3t43l4 c; dressed, 8c.
Hoos— Live, 6)4c; dressed, 8c.
U n ek Company is doing a large anionn
to obtain on a single human lile from
V bal — l(36c per pound.
o ' ditching to provide water to run th< one com„ an, _ ! i 0 0 p0a». He has policies
R
moehii M e . ts — Medium ham,14<315cs
giants the year round, if possible.
1 in many companies, and .............
his life is in­
T h e p ro j-c t of lowering tbe water in sured in all for $1,000,000. He pays large ham, 14*4'314t.c; breakfast bacon,
13(316c; dry salt sides, 10>4c; smoked
the upper Klamath Lake, Or., thereby about $45,1X1) a year in premiums.
sides, l l « 1 2 ) 4 c ; smoked bacon, 11)4«
rec aiming a vast area of agricti tunil
The Ernp-e»» Frederick is said to per pound.
land, eeenis to have at 1 ist taken definite
fS<t rhmng-- uf . 1 rs;. »■- m,.ow*'t * f -lin in g r* r-
L a « i >—O omponnd, in tins, 9’i c ; pure,
unwri-u^H Pullman (tr.wlug room «l^ep»*r- sha:»e, an I the lawyers of Klamath balls cherish a warm interest in measure«
looking to th* advancement of women. in tins, t2 i3 l2 '4 c; Oregon, 10),< 112 )4 0
nf I«t-I.t pqnlymMit; ro irt»t
rara, bat
ttiat r-.n lier»»n»trurtwl an<t In which acemnw are awaiting developments in the courts She recent r granted an hour’s inter­ par pound.
dattnai sre »».th tnr.r. ■ lit turnt,heU tor ho l< r by those c aiming water priv leges, as view to Mrs. May W right Sewall ol
n t tin t o r i«‘COD't c . « , « Ilf k r tl, .n «l e le g s ir Urn
soon as the work Is-gins. At a cost of
coa cl'cr
several thon-and dollar" for work to be Indianapn'n, who is traveling in Enrop»
H t r t d lt a r y .
■ ‘.mui'inn. line connecting with .11 Une» «Í-
done, and perhaps $10,0110 in attorneys' for the purpore of spenring foreign par
in-ftlngdirect . 4 iin'ntcrrnptcfl w-rvlcc
"W here docs Wltticus get his humor?"
f es for litigation resulting, it is thought ti<-.>stion in th . Int »rn.tion.l Congress
t'n ilm .n «iccp er r e -e rv .tln n , r . n he tw cu rci
“ He inherits his oh) jokes from hij
In wJ vinco thronst» sny «sont of the rn.4
U least 70,000 w-re» of r,ch land can b.
W," " ' n ,,J
he * in Ch,c* « ,> n" 1
father, and his baby jokes from his lit­
reclaimed.
y tu .
I l .p lick in g near Ukiah was sns-
Simon \\ nr, nominated for the tle boy.”— Harper's Bazar
I »ended Hnn l*v, ant the Indians, to the Presidency by the Socialistic party, a
number of qn te 5 4), congregated in party v t v - .nch in its infancy in a
A T a x C o lle c t in g M e th o d .
Having plenty of money, they ; na'ion I f c o ’ «, is the well-known minu-
To and from all point- Ukiah.
In Saxony they have a unique and usnal-
rahied near the f ’onrt lloase, and e.e>h , factnrer o' photographic goods and gen ty effective plan for bringing tax delin-
1 àn i
j tea
; i- r.s.arl at an, il*
of a banking game wa« running, owned by eral h»ek rn I j>b printer of ( harlestown
qnents to “ taw.” At Cotta persona who
I flee of this company
' i. Mr. W ing was born in Kt. did not pay their taxes last year are pub­
four Indians.
On c mplaint of the I and
an»l itost
Bostoo.
His folks at St.
rquaws the game was stopped and the Albans, M , in 1*26
lished in a list which hangs up in all no-
four Indians arrested. Jim Ball, an In­ Albans were farmers, and he worked taurants and saloons of the city. Thoee
dian, eiplained that it was almost an during his vonth on , the homestead. that are ou the list can get neither meat
P « l l In fo rm atio n con cern in g rat«*#, tlm * o f even thing h-tween the.legler and bet-
When he w »« 21 years of age he s ta rt«! uor drink al these placet under penalty at
tra in », route# and other dt-taiia furulahed on
tor.
tor, and
and on
on this sle w ng the Justice in bu»in»ss for himself, Ukingdagutrreo- law at Uce not
a p plica tion to au j aceut, or
type».
took the case under advisement.
A D CHARLTON,
. a
♦D aily. ♦D aily, ex cep t Sunday.
Ferries connect w ith a ll trains fo rS e llw o o d
and M llw a u k ie.
R. K O E IIL E R . Manager.
K. P. ROGERS, Asst. Gen. F. A P. Agt., Pott
land, Or
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
D evil’s lake is a Uxly o f brackish
l water o f uncertain size, according to
1 the weather, but covering about U00
square miles on an average, and having
an outlet by a marshy stream to the
Cheyenne river, only in wet seasons.
| Though the water ts too saline for a
stranger to drink it, yet itaUumded with
fish in its natural state; and even now,
in the dead o f winter, one may see
groups o f wiry old squaws here and there
on the ice (four feet thick at the least!)
“ working the dip seine” and bringing
out at each Itaul two or three pickerel,
' which are thrown on the ice to freeze
solid in a lew minutes, after which tliev
are handled like stones or billets of
wood. To see the poor old creatures
kneeling on the margin of the holes they
have cut through the ice, and with one
arm. bare nearly to the shoulder, thrust
under the edge of the ice tv» spread the
seine— thermometer from zero to 30 be­
low—is a novel and| interesting sight to
the tourist; that is, i f I is well wrapped
in n fin coat and has thick moccasins or
NEW RE HO. OK.
“ German socks” over his heavy boots.
The lake in one place is almost cut in
two by a sort o f peninsula, with a spoon
shaped extremity running out into the
lake; and there the Indians in the “ good
Po rtra it» enlarged to life sire and finished In old times” used to make their great buf­
Crayon, In d ia In k or W ater Colors.
falo drive. Stampeded by mounted men,
Studio—Upstairs In Hoskins building.
from a large section adjacent the animals
fled to the lake and were gradually con­
centrated on this peninsula; tho hunters
then advanced hv boat or along the land
aud shot them down a t . leisure. At
length the white man broke in; the great
Turtle mountain bulfalo raids liegan; for
May be found at all times a full assorment of
seventy miles in a line the prairie the
good marketable
next summer was a Golgotha—whitened
with butTalo skeletons—and old settlers
| still tell of the “ big money" made by
gathering their bones. In five short
All orders promptly attended to and sat':»fact!on | years every buiTalo was gone, and the
guaranteed.
Indians had to starve, fight or emigrate.
They fought and were whipped; part
One door west o f Morris, M i’ es A Co.’s new store, emigrated and tho rest are starving. —J.
on First street.
h
Photographer.
a .
For accom m odation o f passenger» ho’ d iu g »co-
ond-class tickets attached to a ll tram *.
I HURCH
SI RV H E8 KJ M l
In every m outh at 3 r. m .
Stanley is liurd at work in Cairo on his
book. He is not satisfied « itli his liba­
tion, but he is afraid o f catching the
grippe if he returns to Europe during the
winter. He has written to Edward Mars-
ton, his publisher, that lie hopes to have
the MS. ready in May. He thinks it w ill
make two volumes o f from 450 to 500
pages and has three long chapters already
written. He is arranging his notes from
six voluminous notel»ooks, and is also
getting his photographs, sketches and
maps in shape for reproduction. He adds
in conclusion that it will be absolutely
impossible for him to entertain lecture
oilers for this season at any rate, and he
questions if he shall ever lecture again.
SAMUEL HOBSON,
PULLM AN K U P F K T 8LKEPKRS.
x \ T c. T U.—BUS!NEBS MEETING ttlB SEC
. on 1 aud fourth Tuuroriay in each mouth.
I
OVKRI.AND HXPKKiS.
Salem, A lb a n y , Eug­
ene, K o 'e b 'g u ia u t's
i Pass, M etilo :d Ash
*7:S6 a .
^ land, Sacram ento,O g­
den. San Francis «•,
I Mojave, h o» A ngeles, j
I El P hso .N cw Orleans,
Land East....................
Roseberg A way stations *1:30 P. m
V
ia W oo d n u m fo r '
Vis
g el, S tivcrtou . [ „ 3 9 ,. M
1
N,t > I. st A n Soto,
i Wei
Browns
lie and C obu rg..... J
l v ili
Albany and w ay stations ♦ 10:30 a .
C o rvallis .t w ay stations t :".0 p.
McMinnville A wt/nti'i f &:20
Dining: Cars on Ogden Route.
DV EN l ST t 11L*RCII — P K A Y E R M E E 1 TNG
eve ry W edues a y e w ir -u g . Ha* h v n school
every Saturday at 10 a m ., services fo t.o w in g .
, Sunday at 4 r. m .
requ ested to attend.
M
M
M
t8:30
'U I R I S T I A N C H U R C H .— S E R V IC E S E V E R Y
/ second and fourth Sunday at 10 a . m aud
7:30 P M
,
ARRIVE
FROM F k b . 1, 1801.
DeviTe lake.
S ta n ley ’» Ito o k .
EAST AND SOUTH
l K l h S I*V ( l i t TU H. —SEKVICKS
h\ t i l \
' ouudav al 11 a . M. am i 7 l*. M and lh u r»d a >
nt 10 a . m BAbbatli sch ool « v rv Sunday t 9:15
a m
M o n t ily m ’» tin g at 2 i\ at lb** flrst »nr
n rdav in each m outh. <4<tart*rlv m e e liu g the
»..•con l s tturda> and Sunday in February, Ms
A u gu st and N o v u n b i r.
M
N E W B E R G . YAMHILL CO.. OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1892.
VOL. 4.
C H U R C H NOTICES
i
mi u m
One Y ear
Six Months
Th ree Months.
at
A d v e r tis in g B ills C ollected M onth ly*
IitVANGKLIt M-
NEWBERG GRAPHIC
A *#l»tar I Uouerai FaaM D fer A fo u l.
Portland
j
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THE COLUS TRAIN ROBBERS.
Zutii Indians kill a Mexican Boy
in New Mexico—Oregon
Biu Red Apples.