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One Column
Hftlf Column —
Professional Cards
.Twenty Dollars
T in Dollars
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K r a d i n s N o t i c e s M i l l be i n a r r t r d
the rate of Y en ren ts per Mna.
at
VOL. 4.
A dvertising Bills Collected Monthly*
NEWBERG, YAMHILL CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1892.
One secret of graphic description is
-V IA —
the introduction o f slight details which
T3KIES US’ C ltl'R C H .—SEKV1CKS KVhKV
I 1 Suudav ar il a m . ami 7 p . m . and Thursday
sound as if they were drawn directly
at 10 a . m . "Sabbath school every Sunday t 9:4.r>
from life. This was understood by a
a m
Monthly meeting at 2 p. m . the first Sat-
u day In each mouth. Quarterly meeting the
colored preacher who sought to bring
aei-oud Saturday Hml Sunday in February, May.
before his audience the scene at the
August and November.
crossing o f the Hod sea.
n* ANGELICAL CHURCH. - P H I At H1NG
“ S'pose you’s de children of Israel and
j service at the Evangelical church every
I ’se Moses: Jarsey is de wilderness aud
Sunday at 10 a m . and7:45 1 * M., except the fourth
Sunday of every uiuiPb. hahhath school every
Bridesburg de promised land. W ell, I
Sunday at 11 a m . Prayer meeting Thursday at
Trains leave atid are due to arrive at Portlaud : brings you down to de ribber and waves
7 :-»5 p m A ll are cordially invited to attend
these services.
m y hand tip toward Taoony, and de
FROM F KB. 1, 1891
waters roll backward toward Pliiladel-
u t is t c h u r c h -REG U LAR s e r v ic e
I OVKRLAM) EXPRESS.
phy, and we all goes over widout git tin’
first and third SuudAys o f the mouth at 11
! Salem, Albany, Eug-
a . m . and 8:00 p. m .; also ou fl th Sunday, morn­
wet.
! eue, ILneb’g Grant's
ing and eveuine. Sunday school every Sunday
Pass, Medford Ash
“ When de las’ pickaninny gits over 1
at 10 a . m . Prayer meetlug every Wednesday
:
laud,Sacramento,Og­
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86
evening at 8:00 o clock.
waves m y hand toward Philadelpliy, and
den, San Fraucisi o,
j Mojave, Los Angeles.
I waves m y hand toward Taeony, and
■ 3 RES BY 1 EKIAN C 11U RC H.—SERVICES IV -
I El Paso,New Orleans,
X
ery secoml and fourth Lord's day at 11 a . m .
de water r-o-l-l-s back from toward T a­
L and East .................
aud 7:30 p . m . Sabbath school every Sunday ui
oony—and dev was fishin’ for shad dere
*8 :'U) . . Roseberg Ji way stations *4:30 p.
10 a . M.
[V ia Wood mini fo ri
de nex’ morninT*— Youth's Companion.
Southern Pacific Route.
«X1SHASTA L1NE.I»
h
H
i 1 H R IS T IA N CHURCH.—SERVICES EVERY
V, secoud aud fourth Sunday at 10 a . m . ami
: M V
M
I Mt. Angel, Sllverton,
I West Scio, Browns
[ ville and Coburg.....
Albany and way stations
. Corvallis >k way stations
m eM Inuvilto a way aW a
18:30 i
t.VO O i
4 DYENT.ST CHURCH —PR A Y E R MEETING
every Wedues ay evening Sai «bain school
every Saturday at 10 À. m ., services following.
lR E E
METHODES !'. —P R A Y ER MEETING
every Thursday at 7:30 P. m . Sabbath school
every Sunday at 10 a . m .
t
♦4:30 P.
C o co a l*s .il in i'.iiglum l.
110:30 a
f >:30 p
tare© *.
w .
According to the report of the commis-
♦7:80 i
m
sionura o f customs the cocoa retained for
♦ 4:40 1
m .
home consumption in this country in 1890
D in in g Cara on O g d e n K o u te .
was 20,578,72*2 pounds, about one-half o f
which, it is estimated, was used as cocoa
PU LLM AN HI F FK T SLE E P E R *.
and the other half was made into choco
late.— London Tit-Bits.
S e c o n d - flu * * S le e p in g Cars
K.CHU RC H -S K K V 1C ES K V E R Y U N D A Y For accommodation o f passengers ho’ ding sec­
A n A c c o m m o d a tin g W a ite r .
ond class ticket* attached to all train*.
, at 11 a m ami 7 30 p. m . Sabbath Sehool
ai 10 a . M. Kpworth League at «» 30 p m Prayer
Gentleman (dining)— W ill you bring
Through ticket otti- e, 134 First street, where
meetlug every ThursdHV evening at 7:30 o'clock.
through tickets to all points in the Eastern me some radishes, please?
H. N. ROUNI S, Pastor.
states, Canada ami Europe can be obtained at
W aiter— I beg pardon, sir. They are
lowest rates from
J. H. K IR K L A N D ,
not now in the market. But—ah— we
Ticket Agent.
S O C IE T Y N O T IC E S .
All above trains arrive and depart from Grand can serve yer ighness with the orse-
Ceutral .-tatiou, Fifth and 1 streets.
raddish!— Drake's Magazine.
r M.C. A.—DEYOITONALSERVICES EVERY
N A R R O W G A l ’ G E - W . S. D I V I S I O N
, Sunday at 4 p . m . Young meu earnestly
requested to attend.
— AND —
M
Y
C T U. -BUSINE8I MEETING THE 8EC
\\ . ond aud fourth Tnursday In each mouth.
I
O. u. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY
, evenings in Hank building.
n A. R —SESSIONS HELD FIRST AND THIRD
LT,
W
Saturday eveuing In each month.
,
R.C.—MEETS FIRST AND THIRD SAT
urday afternoon in each month.
M OF V.— MEETS EVERY SATU RDAY EVEN­
TS. i t g _____
\
0. U. W.— MEE TS E VE RY TUESDAY EVEN-
, ing at 8 p . m . In Armory Hall.
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
C ity o f N e w b e r g .
Mayor............................................... O. C. Emery
Recorder.........................................F. H. Howard
Marshal............................................. J. J. Woods
Treasurer.........................................Moses Vetaw
Street Commissioner............................ A. C. Cox
Purveyor............................................Miles Reece
P o r t la n d and W illa m e t t e V a lle y lt a llw u y
M ilkm en are much the name all over
the w orld in their attem.it.) to palm off
upon the public as much water as they
can disguise. O.i the Boulevard de Ma­
genta receii lv, at an early hour in the
morning, tw o policemen came upon one
of these purveyors of lacteal fluid busily
tilling up the cans on his cart from the
pump, aud w ith such stuff, too! O wing
to tlie drought most of the water used
in Paris is taken from the Seine, and its
quality may lie gathered from the fact
that in the public schools orders have
lieen issued that none is to lie employed
for drinking puriHises without being fil­
tered.
The constables clatllenged the m ilky
Aquarius, who replied courteously: “ A ll!
well, you have fairly caught me tics
time. J ump up on my cart and 1 w ill
drive you to tile polite office to save you
trouble." This amiable invitation was
refused by the sergelts de ville, who or­
dered the delinquent to come out of his
cart and walk with them. Instead of
complying he whipped up his horse and
attempted to escape. A t considerable
risk one of the constables seized the an­
imal's head, brought it to a standstill,
and arrested the delinquent, who along
w ith his “ m ixture" was marched off to
the station. The unusual incident col­
lected ¡i large number o f spectators,
chiefly workpeople, whose remarks to
the erring milkman were far from com­
plimentary. Paris (.'or. Loudon Tele­
graph.
A D ig K a b b it T ra p .
SAMUEL HOBSON,
Illinois proudly comes to the front for
a high place in the world o f invention.
Passenger depot foot o f Jefferson street.
Its inventor is Mr. Funk, a farmer at
♦7:20 a . »1
t6:30 A. M.
♦ 12:15 P. M
♦8.30 A. M.
Heyworth. This invention is a rabbit
tl SO P M
trap. Mr. Funk is a competitor for the
♦ 5:15 ?. M \
A way st tl’s
♦ 8:10 P. M.
♦6:30 p. M
♦6:20 P. m .
prize o f $125,000 offered by the Austra­
♦8:35 p. m
♦7:40 P. M
lian government for a device that w ill
[ Oswego,
Newberg, j
N E W R F .R G , O K .
rid Australia of the terrible rabbit pest
*0 ah * „ *) Dundee. Dayton, La- I ♦3:20 P. M
1 fa>ette,
Sheridan,
which threatens to destroy its agricult­
l Monmouth A A irlie. J
ure.
Various things have been tried
♦4:30 p. u. Sheridan «fc way stations t9:30 a . m
without success. The M. Pasteur plan
•Daily. ♦Daily, except Sunday.
o f inoculating the riifr.iits with a deadly
Ferries connect with all trains forSellwood
aud Milvvaukie.
R. KOEHLER. Manager.
1 Portraits enlarged to life size and finished lu disease was the most promising of these,
E. 1*. ROGERS, Asst. Gen. F. À P. Agt., Port­ « rayon, India Ink or Water Colors.
but this was also a failure. Funk's trap
land, Or.
Studio—Upstairs in Hoskins buildiug.
dumps the rabbits into a pit by means of
a platform swung on pivots below a bait
suspended above it. He has just been
informed that the parliamentary com­
m ittee on rabbits regards it w ith favor,
and Inis been asked to come to Australia
NEW BERC, ORECON.
to look after it.— Exchange.
Photographer,
Portrait and Landscape Artist.
JtEWBERG v FLOURING 7 |BIbIiS)> < -
COUNCILMKN.
J . D. T A R R A N T A S O N , P r o p r i e t o r s .
J B. C. Mile*
¿Paul Mach­
ie . F. Moore
|G. L. Stabler
\ F. H. Ladder
ÌJ. D. Carter
First Ward....
T h e M ilk m a n At the Pum p.
W a k in g It R ea l.
EAST AND SO UTH
C H U R C H NOTICES.
A Mosquito K iller.
Lighthouse Point has for years been
Having recently equipped our mill with new and improved ma- infested by mosquitoes, but this year it is
Third Ward...
chinery, we are now prepared to manufacture the best grade of Hour by said that these insects are harder to find
there than picnic gatherings. The rea­
the F U L L R O LL E R PROCESS.
son is that a bug o f bigger growth has
Cash
paid
for
wheat.
Feed
ground
Saturdays.
P R O F E S S IO N A L CARDS.
come along and completely destroyed
tlie mosquito plague. Tlus bug is known
g
m ccon n ell m . d
by the name of devil's fly, darning needle
or spindle bug. It has a long red body
Physician and Surgeon,
and long, tapering, gauze wings. They
are regarded as a great lioon, as they • at
M E W H K K G , OK.
every mosquito that comes along.—-New
Office on First street. A ll calls promptly at­
Haven Register.
N ewberg , O regon .
Secoud Ward..
. w.
,
tended to day or night.
children a specialty.
.,
P acific
C ollege ,
Diseases of women aud
A ll K iu b lcin o f W ar.
H. J. LITTLEFIELD,
Physician and S urgeon,
College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping,
N e w b e r g , O r.
All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art.
Office in building occupied by the late Dr.
Carman, on Malu street.
DR. H A R OLD CLARK,
Dentist,
Dentist,
N K W I I K K t i, O R .
Gold filling a specialty. Gas or vitalized air
given in extracting teeth. All work warranted.
Office— Near poatoffice, on First street.
JOHN
YOUNGER,
Excellent opportunity for good work.
Board and lodging, $8.0C per week.
All other expenses very low.
O il fo r H e a v y M u cliin cry.
If you want to teach; if you want to take a business course; ii
For lubricating the journals o f heavy
you want to review or take advanced work, we can suit you.
machinery, either rape oil or sperm oil
Send for catalogue or come and see for yourself.
is the best to use in mixture with min­
T H u M A S N E W L IN , President.
eral oil, ns they have the least effect on
N e w b e rg , O regon ,
-1 9 PREPARED TO R E P A I R -
— »Watches • and « C l o c k s » —
In a workmanlike manner. Satisfaction guar
anteed. In G. M. Bales' shoe shop on First street.
Thirty five years’ expert* uce.
B ank
DR. CO RNELL,
N ewberg
of
NEW BERG, ORECON.
Veterioar; • Physician • and • Surgeon,
N e w b f i g , O r .,
C a p ita l S to c k
$ 3 0 ,0 0 0
W 11 prescribe for and treat sick or laine horses
and cattle. Calls promptly answered day or 1 JESSE
night. Office at Rogers’ livery stable, Sheridan
B. C. M
street.
E D W A R D S ................................................................. President
I L E S ....................................................................Vice-President
MOSES V O T A W ..........................
.Cashier
DR. E. J. YOUNG,
_
V
e t e r in a r y
S
v
The ireaf ment of horses a specialty.
tended with i roinptness.
M.
R
brass and iron, which two metals gen­
erally constitute the bearing surfaces of
an engine.—A g e of Steel.
O u t o f l>ute.
Housewife— Marie, these fowls are de­
cidedly too tough again, you cannot
have put them into the stewpan early
enough!
Cook— Right you are, mum; they
should have lieen put in three years ago!
Sixty-five years ago Emmons Rudge
began to sell ice in Hartford, Conn., und
he was arrested for it, as the doctors nt
that day had decided that ice impaired
the health o f those who used it, and its
use was not tolerated in cases o f fever.
Directors— Jesse Edwards, B. C. Miles, F. A. Morris, J. C. Colcord,
u r g eo n
, E. II. Woodward.
N E W IIE K O . O K.
D.
Jenks—Singular that the peaceful,
mild eyed seal should cause so much
trouble between Uncle Sam and John
Bull.
Jinks—Peaceful nothing! M ild eyed,
fiddlesticks! Mars was nowhere com­
pared to a seal as an element o f war.
First, civil war in m y family about s< >1-
skin sacques; now, a threatened war lie-
tween tw o nations. Glad when the last
seal is dead.— Pittsburg Bulletin.
am sey
Cal s at
,
House Y and V Sign 7 Painter,
Certificates of deposit issued payable on demand. Exchange bought
and sold. Good notes discounted. Deposits received subject to cheek
at sight, and a general hanking business transacted. Collections made
on all accessible points in the United States and Canada.
Correspondents— Ladd & Tilton, Portland; National Park Bans,
New York.
Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at the hank for infor­
mation concerning the city.
C rresjtondence invited.
NKW ItEKO. OK.
Houses painted in the latest TINTS.
FROM T E R M I N A L OR INTERIOR POINTS
-T H E -
N
O RTH ERM
PACIFIC R.R.
- ÏH T IIE LIN K T«) T A K E -
ToAII Points East
Paper-
hanging, graining, staining ami hard oil flniaY
D o n e b j D a y o r C o n tr a c t.
Shop on Main street.
D.
W.
C
u m m in s
,
G rand P rize
W e l l - b o r e r ,
N B IT H K K G . O R .
8T. PAUL AND CHICAGO
«’ all on u* if von want a food weil at a reason
able flgii’-e Having had long experience. we
guarantee go d work. Price for boring an 1 put­
ting in wall, 3o cent« per foot.
PARIS EXPOSITION. 1880.
---- AT T H F ----
Central Meal Market
—FOR THF
Best S ew in g M achine fo r
Fam ily and M an u fact­
uring Purposes.
May be found at a’ l times a full ateorment of
good marketable
FRESH MEATS.
A ll orders promptly attended to and aat;»faetion ,
guaranteed
(No chaiige ni far- .rompo*«?! * f «Unirne »ars
misHrpaaaed Pullman d-awing moni streper«
of lateat efpiiprnent; tonrlnt Aleej.inK car«. b#**t
tiiaf rari be ronntrurte«! and in whirh aecoinmo-
rtation* are both m i » and f'irnlahed for hn'dcr»
nf flr*t or aecoud eia** ti< lieta, and elegaut day
roarhe*
ConilnuoH« line ronneeting wlth all line* af-
fordlng dirert and iinint«*rrnpted aervlr«*.
Pullman *leeper renerva'ion* rari be aerured
in ad rance throngh any agtnt o f th«- road
THROUGH TICKETS
and Knrot»«* t an «** pur» hared at any tir ket of
floe of rhf* rompany
Examine Them on Exhibition at A. C. COX’, Newberg, Or.
One door weet of Mo-ris. M i>* ACo. • new store
on First street
J . S. B A R E R A SOUS.
It is H ip dining car roHte Througn venti bul«*
trains «-very «lay in the year
P A C IF IC
No
M a s k n S tr e e t
COA4T
.. ------
...
M A IM
Fail Information ronrernlng rate*, time of
train*, route* and oth«*r d*-uila furulahed on
appi loAt ion to any agent, or
O F F IC E
Aon F r a e s ls s e , C al.
A I>. UHARLTOW.
A m ita « General Paaæ ofar Agent, Portland
PACIFIC COAST.
r a is in
m arket
g o o d
| Three Months.
.
Statistics of the Manufacturing and
Mechanical Industries of
Los Angeles.
NO. 49.
¿g
Address, G raphic , Newberg, Oregon.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Colorado College is Overcrowded W ith
P ro d u c e . P r u lt. Ftfl.
Students— The Colored College
W hxat — Nominal. Valley, $1.2214
i
at Lincoln, Pa.
.<»1.26; Walla Walla, $1.1501.16)4 per
cental.
—
j Harvard gives away $87,000 annually I F l o u r — Standard, $3.65 ; Walla Walla,
$3.66; Graham, $3.15; Superfine, $2.50
i in aid of its students.
per barrel.
Y ale freshmen and Cornell freshmen
9 AT* — New, 43045c per bushel;
have given up their annual rush at their rolled, $6.5006.75 per barrel; $6.500
respective colleges.
6.75 per bag; $3.75 per case.
Lincoln University, the colored college
H a y — $11013 per ton.
at Lincoln, Chester countv. Pa., has re­
M lllstuyys — Bran, $.6; shorts, $19;
opened with 250 students enrolled.
ground barley, $22.50025; chop feed, $21
The Detroit Board of Education has 022 per ton; whole (eed barley, $18019;
shut out all teachers from the public m idd ings, $26028 per ton; brewing
schools who are not graduates of the barley, t l . 1001.15 per cental; chicken
I wheat, * v $1.20
schools.
--- - » per cental.
---
B utter — Oregon fancy creamery, 32)4
Coeduca'ion has attained to such a re­
■>« — - - • r c ; . 'fair
. . to
035c; fancy r dai—
dairy,
30O32)
markable degree of |iopuIarity in Maine good,
25027) > » * c c ; ; common, 16020c per
that two married couples have entered
pound
Colby University.
C ii KEBE — Oregon, 11012c;
Young
Colorado College is overcrowded with
atudeilts. Its present (reebtnnn class
Boos—Aare&on, 3Uc?1iaslern, 23>gC per
contains double the number of last dozen.
year’s freshman class.
P oultry —Old Chickens, $4.0004.50;
The Chicago University has under young, $3.0003.50; ducks, $4.0005.60;
geese,
nominal, »8.0009.00 per dozen;
consideration a plan whereby classes
w ill lie formed to systematically Btudy turkeys, 12 )40 13c per pound.
V kuktablkh — Cabbage, $1.0 O1.00 per
j W orld’s Fair exhibits.
In the “ board schools ” of Dundee, cen tal; Onions, 75cO$l per cen tal; pota­
I Scotland, which are similar to our pub­ toes, 75090c per cental; Oiegon cu­
lic schools, instruction in swimming is a cumbers, lOOlbc per dozen; tomatoes,
35c per box; Oregon turnips, 15c per
part of the curriculum.
dozen; young carrots, 15c per dozen;
The University of Wisconsin has or­ beets, 15c per dozen; sweet potatoes,
ganized a university extension depart­ $1.75 per cen tal; Oregon cauliflower, 75c
ment under Lyman P. Powell, formerly 011-00 per dozen ; celery, 90c per dozen.
of Johns Hopkins University.
F ruits — Oregon peaches, $1.2601-50
Columbia College accounts for the de­ per box; Sicily lemons, $9.50; Cali­
crease of numbers noticeable in tlie class fornia lemons, $7.0008.00 per box;
of 189fi in the arts department by the cantaloups, $1.5001.75 per dozen ; water­
(act that the standard of scholarship has melons, $1.2501.50 per dozen; California
raised.
grapes, $1.009(1.25 per box; Oregon
In the early years of Y ale College and grapes, 46076c per b o x ; pineapples, $3
until 1707 the names of the graduates per dozen ; Oregon pearB, $1.2601-60 per
were arranged not alphalietically, but in box ; bananas, $3.0004.00 per bunch ;
the order of the social rank of the fami­ quinces, $1.50 per b o x ; oranges, $3.90
per liox ; cranberries, $10.00 per barrel;
lies to which they belonged.
The New York Board of Education has apples, 75 c O$1.60.
taken a caution* step toward the intro­
Htapis Orooarles.
duction of the Eroebel system by mak­
ing an appropriation of $28,000 for kind­
H oney — Choice comb, 15® 17c per
ergarten classes in the primary schools pound ; new Oregon, 18®20c.
of that city.
S a l t —L iverpool, $14.50® 17.00; stock,
The movement Danin*t the employ­ $10.50® 11.50 ]^ r ton.
R ic e — Island, $5 .0 0 ® 6 .5 0 ; Japan, $4.85
ment of married w mien as teachers in
the public schools l as extended to Chi- per cental.
D ried F ruits — P etite prnnes, 1 0 ® llc ;
c*go. That city employs 3,000 teachers,
95 per cent, of whom are women, and a Ivor, 11® 14c; Italian,12( ij | 14c; German,
10® 11c; plums,6 ® 6c; apples, 4 )y ® 9
;
400 or 600 of these are married.
Throughout all Spanish America no eva|iorated apricots, 16® 16c; peacuea,
young man is considered thoroughly ed­ 12® 16c; pearB, 7®8c per pound.
Cor sun— Costa Rica, 21 SjC; Rio, 2 0 \ c ;
ucated until lie can speak at least two
languages beside his own.
In Ohili Salvador, 20c; Mocha, 27)4®30c; Java,
French and German are universally 27'%®30c; Arbuckle’s 100-pound caBea,
learned, and it is now becoming the fash- i 23 17-20c per pound.
B s a n b — Small white, 3c; pink, 3c;
ion to study English.
bayoa, 3)4c; butter, 3 )*c; liuias, 3)4c per
Physical Director Stagg—that’s what pound.
they call him— has decided that the stu- i
B ybup — Eastern, In barrels, 40®65c;
dents in the Chicago University shall | half-barrels, 42Si®67)ac; in cases, 35®
kick football three times a week for ex* '
80c per gallon; $2.25 per keg. California
ercise, at least the young men. The
in barrels, 20®40c per gallon; $1.75 per
young ladies walk an hour, and take fif­
keg.
teen minutes’ exercise in the gymnasium.
S ugar — Net prices: D ,4)gc; Golden O,
I
The rhum ix (A . T .) W . C. T. U. w ill
erect a $10,000 building.
W ork has commenced at 8a!i l.ake to
lay the mains through which natural
gas will be supplied to the city.
Snow plows have already been found
necessary to keep the railroad from Mis­
soula into the Cœur d'Aleues open.
A decision in the Oregon Supreme
Court, just rendered upholds the anti­
quackery act, amt physicians must ob­
tain a license before they can practice.
The belief is general in Fresno that
that city has an organized band of mur­
derers in its midst. An ell'ort is being
made to ferret them out.
C. E. Thurmond, County Superintend­
ent ot Schools at Santa Barbara, has been
held for trial on a charge of altering tlie
records of tlie County Board of Educa­
tion.
Excellent fruit has been produced in
Murray, Idaho, this season. The success
which lias attended this initial venture
has encouraged many, who will plant
orchards in those high altitude! this fall.
The Secretary of the Sealers’ Associa­
tion of British Columbia estimates tin t
the total seal catch of the British Co­
lumbia Healers w ill lie about 45,00.) skins,
which, compared with the catch of lact
year, shows a failing off of 15 per cent.
Referring to the finds of remains of
extinct animals, none is more curious
than that of finding the antlers and
honeB of an elk 10S feet below the sur­
face in a shaft that was lieing sunk on a
ledge near Newbridge, Or., this Beason.
They were found imbedded in a stratum
of gravel.
The census bureau has made public
the statistics of the maufacturiug and
mechanical imlustrieH of l.os Angeles,
which for lSitt) are as follows: Number
of industries, 8J; number of establish­
ments, 747; capital invested, $6,807,088;
hands employed, 4,950; wages paid, $3,-
474,818; cost of materials used, $5,008,-
102; value of product, $9,877 905.
James Campbell, the projector of the
Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad, lias
returned to Los Angeles from San Fran­
cisco, where he had a conference with
President 8. H. 11. Clark of the Union
Pacific, and an agreement was arrived at
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M E N T IO N .
regarding trallic arrangements.
Mr.
Campbell states that he has almost com*
pleteil Ii is an angements, and that in a Order of Shefkakat Conferred Upon the
year’s time Union Pacific trains w ill be
Daughter of tlie British Ambas­
running into L ob Angeles.
sador to Turkey.
A t a meeting of the California Raisin
Growers’ Association at Fresno recently
it was stated that the opinion both in
T lie Duke of Edinburgh is composing
California and throughout the Eastern music to a libretto by Carmen Hylva.
markets is that reduction in the price of
Ex-Wenntor Platt once led the village
raisins will not increase sales. Tlie con­ choir, ami was considered a fair singer
dition of tlie market ¡ b good. A ll efforts by the church members.
to break the market have lieen headed
Mr. Cleveland’s Buzzard’s Bay resi­
off for the present and perhaps for this
year. The price of raisins w ill be held dence, Gray Gables, is for sale. It is
stated that Mr. Cleveland will again
up to the schedule price indefinitely.
make liis summer home at Marion.
Some interesting Indian mummies
One of the best portrait painters of
are in tlie possession of Dr. Morrow of
Pendleton, Or. They were discoverrd Boston is a woman, Mrs. Phiobe Picker­
one year ago on Long Island in tlie Col­ ing Jenks, who devotes herself exclu­
umbia river, buried in a mound of sand. sively to the portraits of women and
One of them is a figure of a full-grown children.
Mrs. Martha A. Hogan, Mrs. Mary A.
adult, evidently of great age. The other
Is of a young child. Both are perfectly Fassett and Mrs. Harah A. Fassett, trip­
reserved, having hair and teeth intact, lets, were present at a celebration at
he skull of the younger one lias l>een Waltham, Mass., the other day. They
removed, showing the covering of tlie are 69 years old.
brain. T lie moccasins are yet on them,
Mary A. Dickens, daughter of Charles
and are hardly changed.
Dickens, Jr., who was for a tim e on the
The Delamar Mining Company is stage, is now in literature, and contrib­
threatened with an apex suit that may utes to the journal that her father edits
become historical in the history of min­ and which her illustrious grandfather
ing litigation in Idaho.
Tim Regan, once carried on.
owner of two-fifths of the Stoddard prop­
The clay model of the statue of Gen­
erty, claims that it holds the apex of the eral George B. McClellan, which is to be
Delamar Company’s ore tiodies. lie has erected in Philadelphia, has lieen scru­
recently been doing some work to prove tinized by Vice-President Morton and
his theory, ami expects soon to com­ Major McClellan, brother of “ Little
mence suit for an accounting. A very Mac,” and they regard the likeness ex-
large amount of money will lie involved. ; cellent.
The Delamar Company recently pur­
Boatswain John C. Thompson, U. 8.
chased the other three-fifths.
i N., who has lieen at'ached to the Brook­
Ground has lieen broken for the im­ lyn navy yard for the last fifteen years,
mense ditch to lie constructed through has lieen placed on the retired list.
the Columbia delta by the Walla Walla Boatswain Thompson
rips
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is a veteran
of the
ami Columbia Irrigation Company, ami Mexican war, and has seen fifteen years
by March 1, 1893, the proposed reclaim­ of active service.
ing of 10,000 acres of as fine land as can
The Pope is now in his 83d year, and
be found in the Pacific Northwest will
have lieen made iiossihle by securing for in Paris Field Marshal Canrohert is 85,
that land a supply of water more than ami Marshal McMahon, who is still
sufficient for all purposes of agriculture. straight as a dart and retaining a mag­
The water will lie taken from the Walla nificent seat in his saddle, is 83. Kos­
Walla river at a point about nine miles suth, the Hungarian patriot, has just
above Wallula, and at this point the celebrated his 9,)th birthday. Prince
Camille Rohan lias recently died at the
work was begun.
1 age of 92, and the same can be said of
The coroner’s jury in the case of the the late Earl of Essex.
fireworks explosion at Los Angeles, by
Prof. E. N. Hors ford of Cambridge,
which seven persons were killed and a
large niimlmr injured, gave a verdict ex­ the great believer in Ericssen as the true
discoverer
of America, has received from
onerating the man in charge of the fire­
works. The jury express the opinion the King of Denmark the decoration of
that the mortars used for the puriioee ol a Knight of the Royal Order of Danne*
firings bombs had lieen tampered with, | brog. This I h a very ancient order of
and that if the proper police protection knighthood— it was founded in the mid­
had been furnished by the committee in dle ages— reserved for a score or two per­
charge of the celebration the arcident sons of distinction.
would not have happened. T h u verdict
Edward Blake, the eminent Canadian
indicates the jury accepted the theory Liberal who was recently elected a mem­
that boys ponred gunpowder into the ber of Parliament, has been invited to
mortars before the latter were loaded.
talk on home rule in Boston at an early
¥
A discovery made at Vancouver, B. C.,
by the legal fraternity has had rather a
startling effect. On October I the act of
the Legislature setting apart the new
Vancouver judicial district came into
force. It provided that when it came
into force the Sheriff of th# New W est­
minister district should have the power
to serve the processes then in his hsnds,
and that his jurisdiction should then
cease. It was expected that as soon as
the new act came into force W. 8. Pat­
terson, who has been acting as Sheriff
Armstrong’s deputy there for fonr years,
would tie appointed Sheriff for the new
district, bnt no appointment was mails,
and now, by the declaration of the act,
all work done within the confines of the
new Vancouver district since October 1
by Sheriff Armstrong of the old West­
minister district, which embraced Van­
couver, is illegal. The effect of this will
be far-reaching, and no end of a legal
muddle will be the inevitable result.
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ably la A d v a a ra .
E D U C A T IO N A L .
Excellent Fruit Produced in
Murray, Idaho.
the
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75
4)4c; extra C, 4>4c; Magnolia A, 4,78c;
granulated, 6>4c; cube crushed and pow­
dered. 6 )4 c; confectioners’ A , 6>4c per
pound; maple sugar, 16® 19c per pound.
C anned G oodm — T able fruits, assorted
quoted $1.75® 2.00; peaches, $1.85®2.10;
Bartlett pears,$1.75®2.00; plums,$1.37»4
@1.50; strawberries, $2.25@2.40; cher­
ries, $2.26@2.40; blackberries, $1.85@
2; raspberries, $2.40; pineapp'es, $2.25®
1’ ie fruits:
| 2.80; apricots, $1.65@2.00.
Assorted, $1.20; peaches, $1.25; plums,
$1.10@1.20; blackberries, $1.25@1.40 per
dozen. Pie fruits, gallons — Assorted,
(3 25@3.59; peaches, $3.50®4.00; apri­
cots, $3.50@4.00; plums, $2.75@3.00;
blackberries, $4.00@4.50. Vegetables:
corn, $1.40@1.85; tomatoes, 96c@$1.00;
sugar peas, 95c@$1.00; string beans, 90®
95c per dozen. Meats: Corned beef. Is,
$1.25; 2s, $1.85@2.00; chipped beef,
$2.10; lunch tongue, Is, $3.10; 2s, $6.60;
deviled ham, $1.50@2.76 per dozen.
Fish : Hardines, 75c® 1.6 5 ; lobsters, $2.30
@3.50; salmon, tin 1-lb. tails, $1.25®
1.50; flats, $1.76; 2 lbs., $2.26®2.50; %
bbl., $5.60.
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Ml ace II «neon*.
N * n « — Base quotations: Iron, $3.00;
steel, $3.00; wire, $3.50 per keg
I ron — Bar, 2%c per pound; pig Iron,
$24 @27 per ton.
H teel — 10)4c per pound.
T in — I. C. charcoal. 14x20, prime qual­
ity, $8.25@8.75 per b ox; for crosses, $2
extra per box; roofing, 14x20, prime
quality, $6.62)4 «6 .7 6 per box; I. C. coke
plates, 14x20, prime quality, $7.60@8.00
per box.
L ead —
per pound; bar, 6)4c.
8 h o t — $1.80 per sack.
H orseshoes — $6.
N aval 8 toreb —O akum, $4.60@5 per
hale; rosin,$4.80@6 per480pounds ; tar,
Stockholm, $13.00; Carolina, $9.00 per
barrel; pitch, $6.00 per barrel; turpen­
tine, 66c per gallon In carload lots.
Hide*» W ool and Hopa.
H ides — Dry hides, selected prime, 7)4
@ 8c; l)4 c lees for culls; green, selected,
over 66 pounds. 4c; under 66 pounds, 3c;
sheep pelts, short wool, 30@50c; me-
diuin, 60®N0c; long, 90c@$1.26; shear-
ings, 10®2Dc; tallow, , good to ctwioe, 3
«314c per
i
ponnd.
W ool — U mpqua Valley, 16@19c; tall
clip, 13@16t4c; W illam ette Valley, 15®
18c, according to quality; Eastern Ore­
gon, 10® 16c per pound, according to
condition.
H ors— 19@21c, according to condition.
The Meat Market.
B kky — Live, H4@2)4c; dressed, 4)4
@6c.
M u t t o n — Live, 3t4@3t4c; dressed, 8c;
lambs, live, 3)4@3(4c: dressed, 8c.
Hoos— Live, 4>4c; dressed, 6)4c.
V eal — 4@6c per pound.
H woebd M eats — Large ham, lS ^ d
13»4 c ;
medium ham,13$4@14c; breakfast
date. Alanson W. Beard, W illiam E. bacon, 13@16c; dry salt sides, 10)»e;
Barrett, Rev. Htopford Brooke, Mayor smoked sides, 12@13c per pound.
Matthews and other prominent Boston­
L ard —-Compound, in tins, 9c; pnre,
ians, in addition to leading Irish-Amer- in tins, ^ '^ (ilS c ; Oregon, ll)4@13(go
icans, signed the request.
per pound.
The late M. Renan wrote a vast num­
Mounting f!«*ji*y Gun*.
ber of personal letters from civility
rather than inclination and often with
The diaiiilvMiitHge of mounting heavy
great trouble. He was averse to pen gun* in pair* Ima become very generally
and iak conversations. He hardly ever recognized. Their separation is now con-
dropped an epistle into a letter box »i«!ered a» essential to safe use, and ships
without wishing he had not penned it, whose guns are mounted singly in spon-
and he often fell asleep when engaged fton* will prove to lie the most effective.—
in private correspondence.
United Service Gazette.
Rev. Dr. Parkhurst of T rin ity M. E.
Church, Charlestown, Mass., delivered
an address the other Hnnday night, in
which he assailed the character of the
discoverer of America. Dr. Parkhurst
denounced Golnmhus as a liar and seeker
after gold, and said that, although Co­
lumbus professed to be profoundly reli­
gious, he was at heart a very bad man.
A I.nhater G o in g to th e Show.
A lobster measuring 34 inches in length
and weighing 10>f pounds was taken
from a trap in St. Andrew's bay, neaf
Uobin*ton, Me., one day recently. The
specimen will he prepared by a taxidermist
and placed on exhibition at the World's
fair.