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NEWBERG, YAMHILL CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1892.
V O L . 4.
W il l P o w e r Versa« C o u g h in g .
C H U R C H NO TICES.
CHURCH.—SERVB KS
SAMUEL HOBSON,
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r iu u da v a t 11 a . m . a n d 7 v . * a m i 1 h u r s d a y
10 a m s * h b a t h sc h o o l «very S u n d a y »»t 9; lo
a m . M o u t b l y m e e t i n g a t 2 p. m . t h e flrat S a t
u r d a y In e a ch i n o u t h . Q u a r t e r l y m e e t i n g u»e
s ec o n d S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y i n F e b r u a r y
A b i s i I and November.
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s i m d a y of e ve rv m o n t h
S a h h a t h ao hoo l e t e r >
S u n d a y at 11 a . m . P r a y e r m e e t i n g 1 h u r s d a y at
7 45 P m All a r e co r d i a ll y l u v i t e d to at te t id
t h e s e ser vic es.
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church
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a u d t h i r d S u n d a y s of t h e m o n t h at 11
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a n d 5:00 p. M.; also o n t l 't h S u n d a y , m or u-
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Portrait and Landscape Artist.
i uk a n d e v e n i n g . S u u d a y s c h o o l ev e ry > u u u h >
at 10 a m . P r a y e r m e e t i n g ev ery W e d ne sd a y [
e v e u iu if a t »:00 o clock.
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Studio—U pstairs iu H oskins building.
10 A. M.
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1H R B T IA N CH URCH .—SERVICES EVERY
second au d fo u rth Sunday at 10 a . m and
:,50 P. M.
IR E E M ETH O D IST.-PR A Y ER MEETING
every T h ursday at 7:.‘*0 r. M. -a h b a tu school
every Sunday at 10 a . m .
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’ HURCH—SK K VH' K.S EVKR Y .«UN I)A Y
at 11 a . m . au d 7 :50 i*. m . Sabbath School
at 10 a . m . Epw orth League at «» ;W i*. m . Player
m eetin g every T hursday evening at 7:d0 o'clock.
H. N. ROUNDS, Pastor.
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C itr o f N e w b er g .
..O. C Emery
Mayor
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F. H. Howard
R ecorder .
J J. Woods
Marshal
Moses Vetaw
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\ C. Cox
Street C om m issioner.
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Mojave, Los Angeles.
I El Paso,New O rleans,
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C orvallis A way statio n s
M cM innville A way s ta ’s
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Dining: C ars on O g d e n K nu t« .
PULLMAN B U F FE T SL E E P E R S .
iB. C. Mile«
j P au l Mac y
4C. F. Moore
S e c o n d - C l a s s S le e p in g : Cars
)G. L. Stabler For accom m odation of passengers h o ld in g sec
ÌF H I.ash 1er
ond-class tickets attach ed to all traius.
ÍJ. D. C arter
Through tick et office, 131 F irst street, w here
through tickets to all p o in ts in the Eastern
States, C anada an d Europe can be obtained at
lowest rates from
J. B. KIRKLAND,
T icket Agent.
All above tra in s arrive and depart from Grand
C entral statio n , Fifth and 1 streets.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
T h ird Ward..
M c C o n n e l l ,
Work Progrediti» Rapidly on the
Coos Bay and Ro-q-burg
Railroad—Etc.
O RTH ERN
A . c lug at 8 r. M. in A rm ory Hall.
F irst Ward
TRAIN ROBBERS IN LONDON.
«ISHASTfl LINE.bo
log.
Recoud Ward
An Id.iho Moonshiner Mee ts
a Horrible Death.
Southern Pacific limite.
*7:00 P.
OF V. -MEETS EVERY SATURDAY EVEN
COf Nt ll.MKN.
Dr. K abierski, of Breslau, has invented
a novel percussor iu the form of a tu n iug
fork with a cylindrical stem , which is held
between the finger and thum b, w ith thin
prongs w ith rounded free extrem ities for
strik in g the surface of the body. lie has
mapped out by its means the varying
m ovem ents of the apices of the lungs, and
believes th a t he lias show n th a t results
heretofore obtained should be considerably
modified.
m . d ..
Physician and Surgeon,
N A R R O W G A U G E —W. H. D I V I S I O N
N E W MERO. OK.
— AND —
Office on F irst street, All calls prom ptly at-
tended to day or night, Diseases of w om en and
c h ild re n a specialty.
P o r t l a n d an d W i l l a m e t t e V a l l e y R a i l w a y
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Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street.
♦7:20
♦ 12:15
♦ 1:55
♦ 5:15
♦6:30
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H. J. LITTLEFIELD,
Physician and Surgeon,
N ew berg, O r.
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fayette,
Sheridan,
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EDUCATIONAL.
PACIFIC COAST.
T ucson's schools have 9)0 pupils.
B u rg lars h a v s be ju reaping a h a rv est
K ing Solom on's vast fortuue seems to a t S acrani nto.
have been pretty thoroughly dissipated. | T ne A 'in ric a n sh ip ft-mia has b se n
II. Gotschalk, of New York, possesses a seized a t V ictoria, B. C., for not en te rin g
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holy shekel which was used in Solom on’s a n d clearin g u n d e r th e revenue laws.
temple. There is but one o th er sim ilar I M artial law lias been suspended in
coin in existence, and th a t is an im perfect j Sho9hone county Idaho, am i th e civil
one, and is in the B ritish Museum. These a u th o ritie s wilt a t once assum e control.
coins are about 3,400 years old.
A sy n d icate of C hicago business m en
is re p o rte d to be n e g it a tin g for th e p u r
“ C artier’s c hurch,” m entioned in Dowd’« ch ase of th e cable system a t I.os Angeles.
“ Lake ltegions of the U nited S tates,” is
T he new m ode of togging w ith a wire
believed to have been founded by Jacques
Cartier. It is w ithin the lim its of Tudou- cable, th e re b y d speneitig w ith ttie uee
sac, a t the m outh of the Saginaw river, in of oxen, is being trie d by C a p ta in B arker
Michigan, its extrem e capacity being leas in h is logging cam p on th e C oquille
riv er.
th an a dozen aud a half persons.
A ledge of tin ore, f Mir feet in w id th ,
h a s been discovered in C assia county,
Idaho. T he ore aUo co n tain s b oth gold
a n d silver, but in w h a t q u a n titie s is n o t
T rain s leave and are due to arrive at P ortland: FROM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS y e t know n.
T he h e rd s of E aste rn O regon, p a rtic u
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LEAVE.
FROM FKB. 1, 1891.
larly in W asco, S h e rm an a n d G ra n t
counties, are fast d im in ish in g , T he in
r O ve rl and E x p r e s s .
j Salem, A lbany, Etig-
crease by no m eans equals th e n u m b e r
j ene, Roseb'g. G rant's
d
riv e n out of th e S ta te or sla u g h te red .
Pass, Medford. Ash-
EAST AND SOUTH
i DY ENT 1ST CHURCH —PR A Y ER MKKTING
overy W ednes day evening. Sabbath school
every Saturday at 10 a . m ., services follow ing.
Dr. Urowu-Sequnrd, iu one of hia loot
urea w ith reference to a check ou sneez
ing, coughing, etc., says: Coughiug can
be stopi>etl by pressing on the uerves ou
the lips iu the neighborhood of the nose.
Sneezing may be stopped by the same
mechanism. Pressing in the neighbor
hood of the ear, rig h t iu frout of the ear,
may stop coughing. It is so also of hic
coughing, but m uch less so th an for sneez
iug or coughing. Pressing very hard ou
the top of the m outh is also a m eans of
stopping coughing, and m any say the will
has immense power.
M iss L ena L itc h b u rn , a n elo c u tio n ist
form erly of K ansas C ity , now of Long
B each, Los Angeles c o u n ty , lost h e r
speech, a u d it is claim ed th a t sh e has re
g ained it a fte r n in e m o n th s th ro u g h
- I S T H E LINE TO TAKE
p ra y er.
T he citizens of Pioche, N ev., believing
th e Shoshone In d ia n p re d ic tio n s of a
h a rd w in ter, are procuring large supplies
of wood for dom estic uses, a n d a re o th e r
w ise p re p arin g for a n e x tra cold a n d
snow y season.
T h e S uprem e C o u rt of U tah has ru led
It is the d in in g -ca r ro u te . Through vestibule th a t p ro p e rty of th e M orm on C h u rc h
tra in s every day in th e year.
w hich h a d been declared as esch eated to
th e g overnm ent m u st go to th e pubiic
schools a n d to the re p a irs of M orm on
places of w orship. T h e a m o u n t in dia
j p u te is a b o u t $750,000.
T h e p re lim in a ry surveys for th e large
storage reservoirs a n d irrig a tio n canals
to be con stru cted on In d ia n creek, a b m t
(No change of cars), com posed »f d in in g cars
unsurpassed. P u llm an d ra w in g room sleepers tw e n ty m iles from Boise, are now lieing
of latest e q u ip m e n t: to u rist sleeping cars, best m ade. T he th ree reservoirs to be b u ilt
th a t can be constructed ami iu w hich accom m o will cover 1,200 acres of land e ac h , a n d
datio n s are both frkk a n d fu rn ish ed for holders
of first or second-class tic k e ts, a n d ele g an t day a b o u t forty m iles of canal will be dug.
coaches.
T hom as Q uiddie and George Ba?ee‘t,
C o n tinuous line c o n n ec tin g w ith all lin e s a f
fording dire c t and u n in te rru p te d service.
tw o yonng m en who held u p th e wi e
P ullm an sleeper reservations can be secured a n d
d a u g h te r of J o s e p h W orkm an
iti a dvance th ro u g h any agent of th e road.
on N ovem ber 7 a t Los A n g e lo ane
robbed th e m of $770 in jew elry and
m oney, pleaded g nitlv and w< re se n
tenced to te n years each iu th e p e n ite n
To and from all points tia ry .
PACIFIC R .R .
ToAII Points East
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
THROUGH TICKETS
____ in A m erica, E ngland
T he D e L sm ar Nugget announces th e
aud Europe can be p u rc h a se d at a n y tic k e t of
discovery of v aluable opal tields in Owy
fice of th is com pauy.
Farmer Donates a Large Sum of
Money to Help in the S’udy of
Scientific Farming.
K e n tu ck y has a S ta te colored te a c h e rs’
association.
iu J a p a n th ey teach ch ild ren to w rite
w itli e ith e r h a n d .
T h ere a re 4iJ5,000 school c h ild ren iu
E n g la n d 's m etropolis.
Tlie e n ro llm e n t of girl stu d e n ts iu th e
H arvard a n n e x th is year is ever 300.
E g y p t h a s a n elaborate school system ,
tlie a n n u a l re p o rts of w iiich are full of
in te re s t.
F ra n c e lias 20,000 school b uildings a n d
one of th e b ist sy ste m so f norm al schools
in th e w orld.
*
In th e tw e n ty u n iv ersities of tlie G er
m an E m p ire th e m edical stu d e n ts for
la st su m m er n u m b ere d 0,813.
A practical In d ia n a farm er th e o th e r
day gave $35,000 to help th e p u rsu it of
th e stu d y of scientific farfning a t P u rd u e
U n iv ersity .
Tlie o ld est college in C h ili is th e “ In
s titu to N acional,’' w iiich received its
c h a rte r from th e K ing of S pain m ore
th a n 100 y e ars ago.
T ufts College, M assachusetts, now a d
m its wom eu on au equal footing w ith
m en in th e d iv in ity school as well as in
th e academ ic d e p artm e n t.
T he U n ite d S tates now spends over
$170,000,000 a y ear on its schools, not in
clu d in g over $10,000,000 a n n u ally sp e n t
in its colleges a n d u n iv ersities.
O ne of th e features of in stru c tio n in
th e Laselle S em in ary , M assachusetts, is
a th re e y e a rs’ course in cooking. I t is
free of e x tr a cost to th e pupils.
T he Sheffield Scientific School is th e
beneficiary in C o n n ecticu t of ttie C on
gressional a p p ro p ria tio n for th e su p p o rt
of a g ric u ltu ra l schools a u d colleges.
George E. V incent, Vice I’rin c 'p a l of
th e C h a u ta u q u a system , lias ju s t re
tu rn e d (rom E ngland, w here lie lias been
securing a ttra c tio n s for tlie n e x t season
of C h a u ta u q u a.
Tiie average exp en ses of tlie stu le n ts
of Yale w ere : F resh m m , $7'H ltd; so p h
om ores, $831.34; ju n io rs. $883.11; sen
iors, $'(19 79. T he larg est ex p an se re
p o rted was $2,908.
W ith o u t in clu d in g th e recently e s ta b
lished tra in in g colleges th e re arc now in
E ngland a n d W ales forty-nne in s titu
tions a t w iiich c an d id ate s f ir tlie ele
m en ta ry school profession a re train ed
a n d hoarded.
A L ondon s u p e rin te n d e n t lately pro
nounced th e sctioois of New Z ealand
am ong tlie heat in th e w orld, and th e
re p o rts from tlie schools of th a t till
lately b a rb a ro u s co u n try show plienoui-
eu I chan g es.
A lliens lias lately com pleted a m agnif
icen t academ y b u ild in g of P e n telica n
m arble, costin g $1,(>00,00l given by a
w ealth y G reek m e rc h a n t, Hina by n am e,
and has a w ell-equipped u n iv ersity w ith
a com plete school Bystem beside.
T h e C o m m itte e on E v en in g Schools of
th e New Y ork Board of E d u ca tio n has
m ade provision for a course of free lect
ures. T h ere will lie ten places in w hich
lectures will lie d eliv ered on each Mon-
lay and T h u rsd a y e vening d u rin g tlie
season.
Bowdoin College opened th is fall u n d e r
tlie m ost favorable c o n d itio n s in its h is
tory. W ith in tw o years th is m em orable
il successful in s titu tio n has received
over $959,000 in gifts. A new a r t b u ild
ing is ap p ro ac liin g co m p letio ii, and p lan s
are lieing d raw n for a s c en tific building.
Die new fresh m an class is tlie largest
ever received.
T h ere a re 800 p rim a ry schools in C hili
w ith an average a tte n d a n c e of 170,000
c h ild re n . Atiout ten y e ars ago C ongress
a p p ro p ria te d $150,IKK) to in tro d u c e tlie
best m ethod of tea ch in g , and to th a t end
se n t a learned professor to th e U n ited
S tates a n d various p a rts of E u ro p e to
stu d y th e sy ste m s of th o se c o u n tries and
decide upon th e in iBt successful.
Mrs. F . M. A tkinson of th e W om an’»
Journal sa y s; " T h e y e ar of 1892m arks
an epoch in tlie h isto ry of th e h ig h er
education of w om en. Six noble in s titu
tions lilis y ear open th e ir doors to wom
e n . F our of th ese—ho ary St. A ndrew s,
Brown, T u fts and voung C hicago—a d m it
wom en to all th e ir courses a n d h o n o rs ;
two— Yale and th e U n iv e rsity of P e n n
sy lv a n ia —open th e p o stg ra d u ate courses.
A lai, ‘ F a ir H a rv a rd !’ ”
hee c o u n ty , Idaho. Some of th e atones
h a v e been e x h ib ite d in D cL am ar. Som e
are iierv, o th e rs are d u ll w hite, a n d a
Full in fo rm a tio n c o n ce rn in g rates, tim e of cut one has been pronounced by an e x
♦Daily. ♦Daily, except Sunday.
tra in s, routes and o th e r details fu rn ish e d on p e rt as tine a specim en of its size as h e
DR. HAROLD CLARK,
Kerries co n n ect w ith a ll tra in s for Sell wood ap p licatio n to any a g en t, or
e v er saw .
aud M ilw aukie.
R. K O EHLER. M anager.
A. D. CHARLTON,
M u n t P itt, a n e x tin c t volcano in th e
E. P. ROGERS, Asst. Gen. F. A P. Agt., Port A ssistant G eneral P assenger A gent, P ortlan d
C ascades a b o u t six ty m iles d u e e a s t of
land, Or.
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G r a n t’s Pass, is said to be sm oking again.
NEW BERG , OR.
C. A. W olfolk, who has been in sig h t of
GoM Biting a specialty. Gas or v italized air
it recently, says th e b ack sm oke shoots
given In ex tractin g teeth. All work w arranted,
stra g h t u p in a large volume from th e
i )« r e — N ear postoffice, on F irst street.
snow capped p eak , and th e eight is a
grand one front th e su m m its a t th e head
JO H N YOUNGER,
NEW BERC, ORECON.
of Bloody ru n .
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N e w b e rg ’ O re g o n ,
W ilson G arb er, w ho for four or five
years has been suspected of being a
- I S PREPA RED TO R E PA IR —
J . D. T A R R A N T & S O N , P r o p r i e t o r s .
m oonshiner, a n d whom th e Federal offi
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— (W a tc h e s • and • C locks 1—
cers of Idaho have long suspected of
In h w o rk m an lik e m anner. Satisfaction Kuar
Having recently equipped onr m ill with new and improved ma su p p ly in g th e scattered In d ia n s of th e
an teed In g . M. Hale*’ «hoe shop on F irst street
C reek c o u n try w ith illic it w hisky,
chinery,
we are now prepared to m anufacture the best grade of flour bv Big
T hirty-five years’ experience.
m et a violent d e a th ab o u t a week ago
the FULL ROLLER PROCESS.
w hile fleeing from a party of m en w hom
lie th o u g h t w ere officers of th e law . lie
Cash paid for wheat. Feed ground Saturdays.
DR. C O R N ELL,
wi'.u a couple of In d ans w hile in a boat
were c arried o ver a (orty-ioot w aterfall.
Veterinary • Physician • and • Surgeon,
A llene Case, A ssistan t W orld’s F air
N e w b e t g , Or.»
C om m issioner for Id ah o , lias re tu rn e d to
PERSONAL MENTION.
Boise from C hicago. H e re p o rts th a t
Will pre erh-e for and tre a t sick o r lain e horses
and eat tie. ( a l l s p ro m p tly an sw ered day 01 I
th e d e p a rtm e n t of c o n stru ctio n has fin
n ig h t. Office at Rogers' livery stable, S h erid an j
ally decided to give Id a h o a space far its Tw o Stained G la ss W indow s Put in a
street.
I b u ild in g , w ith a frontage of 110 feet.
N ew berg , O regon .
C hurch at Richmond in Memory
O ne-half of th e lot form erly se t aside for
DR. E. J. YOUNG.
of the Im m ortal Lee.
New M exico is in clu d e d , a n d th e o th er
half of th e build in g will be devoted to a
jo in t T errito ria l b uilding. W ork wiil is
P rince B ism arck nays th e A m erican
V e t e r in a r y v S u r g e o n ,
com m enced on th e Id ah o b u ild in g jUBl
a rm y lacks officers.
as soon as possible.
Mrs. C leveland liaa a n an cle, David
N E W B E R G , OR.
Fivans and S ontag are re p o rte d at
Folsom , living in M o n tan a. U ncle Dave
,ondon, K ngland. is a w ealth y ra n c h m a n in th e S tate.
The tre a tm e n t of horses « ■peclmlty.
K ev. K. H eber N ew ton, rector of All
An officer engaged in th e ir p u rs u it is re
tended w itN prom ptness.
ported as saying t h a t Hontag took the Souls E piscopal C h u rc h , New Y ork, wil
tra in a tT rn c k e e in d isguise as a p reach er because of ill h e a lth ta k e a y e a r’s rest,
R a m sey ,
and K vans a t M ojave as a m in e r. The
A rchbishop Redwood of New Z ealand
Excellent opportunity for good work.
tw o m et a t B altim ore, a n d took th e in an accom plished v io lin ist, and re ce n t
Board and lodging, $3.0C per week.
ste am er for E urope. P a rtie s from th e ly purchased a g u a ra n te e d S tra d iv a riu s
All other ex|ienses very low.
m o u n ta in s sta te th a t th e ro b b e rs are for $5,000.
I
th o u g h t to have left tb ero e arly in O cto
ness
If you want to teach; if you want to take a husi
W hen a n y foreign v isito r is given aud
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ber. No one s u b s ta n tia te s th e re p o rt to ience by th e Ja p a n e se M ikado th e latter
you want to review or take advanced work, we can suit you.
H ontes p s lu te l in th e la te tt TINTS.
a c e rta in ty .
in sists on being a d d ressed in F re n c h
Send for catalogue or come and see for yourself.
b a n u ln f. g rain in g , .ta m in g and h ard oil Uni«1!
T h e M arahfield Sun re p o rts wwrk pro w hich he sp eak s w ell.
THOMAS NEW LIN, President.
D o n e 1>7 D i r o r C o n t r a c t .
gressing rapidly along th e lin e o f th e (Jooe
G eneral Sam uel W ylie C raw ford of
- j}a y and R oeeburg railroad. T iit com P e n n sy lv an ia, whose d e a th was reported
Shop on Main «treet.
p a n y ’s force of m en is b iin g en larg ed at last week, com m anded th e reserve guard
' every o p p o rtu n ity . T he big bridge, 2,000 of th e K eystone S tate a t th e tim e of th e
feet long, a t C h in a C am p creek lias been engagem ent a t G e tty sb u rg .
C u m m in s ,
com pleted and the track laid one m ile
Mr. G lad sto n e varied h is o rd in ary a th
beyond th a t po in t to M cA dam ’s place.
S u p e rin te n d e n t Fred M cL ain sta rte d a letic p rogram m e of tree-ch o p p in g th e
force of m en a t work la st week in th e o tiie r day by liftin g th e first shovelfnl of
N E W B E R G . OR.
con stru ctio n of th e bridge a t M cA dam ’s e a rth on th e occasion of tlie com m ence
a n d it will tak e th ree w eeks to com plete m ent of w ork on a horse railroad a t
NEWBERG, OREGON.
it. T h is is th e last b ridge t h a t has to be W irra l.
('alt on ti§ If von w an t a goo*i well at a rr«f..n
. c o n stru cted th is side of th e Coquillo.
able flg'ire H aving ha*1 long ex p erien ce we
Prof. A ngelo H e iip rin , who c o n d n e ’e I
g u aran tee good work Price for boring and p u t C a p it a l Stock
830,000 The work of surfacing and stra ig h te n in g th e P eary relief ex »edition, lias ju s'
tin g in w all, 90 cent* per f«*ot.
th e trac k is fast n e arin g com p.etion. been lec tu rin g in P h ilad e lp h ia on A>ctil-
O ver eighteen m iles of th e road is com e x p lo ra tio n , and e x p resses th e iielief th a t
JKSSK EDWARDS
President pleted and th e track laid.
tlie N orth Pole will be discovered w ith in
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W ork on th e new arm ored c r u i'e r a few years.
B C. MILKS.
Vice-President
lym pia a t ‘ a u F rancisco has been ex
T h s c ity of Salzburg, cap ital of th e
MOSES YOTAW
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p edited to th e u tm o st since she »i> D uchy of th a t nam e, publicly celebrated
IsnncSed. O nly th e d e te n tio n of plates th e e ig h te e n th a n n iv e rsa ry of th e b irth
th e H om estead s trik e can p revent of C o u n t M axim ilian O ’D onnelq a d e
Directors—Jesse Edward*, B. C. Miles. F . A. Morris, J. C. Colcord, by
M a T b . f o u n d s t . l t t i m » » full s«»orm rnt of
her being towed over to th e governm ent
g *od m a r k . table
sc e n d an t of tlie Irish Karla of T yrcnn-
E. H. Woodward.
navv yard by J u n e 13, 1803, w hich will
who saved E m p ero r F rancis J o s e p h ’s
Certificates of dejKisit issued payable on demand Exchange bought be in advance of th e tim e called tor by nel,
life in 1854.
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In m em ory of G eneral R obert E. Lee
are now in p o sitio n , and n e « t
I at sight, and a general banking business transacted. Collections made e w ngines
e-k th e ponderous boilers will tie tw o sta in e d glass w indow s m ade in Mil
ah order, promptly att.n-iM to and ■.(¡•faction o n all accessible points in the United State« and Canada.
p aced in th e hnll. T h e O ly m p ia I om s nich h ave been p u t in to St. P au l's E p is
fiiarai("<1
Correspondents—Ladd A Tilton, Portland; National Park Banx, up in m agnificent sh a p e , a n d looks copal C h u rc h in R ichm ond. B etw een
larg er in w ater th a n sh e ap p ea red on th em on th e wail a brass ta b le t i* to lie
New York.
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ing p rep ared for th e ir p ositions in th e flag, th s I>ee coat-of-arine and an inarrip-
tu rre t, and will he a tsia rd in a few daye. tion.
Correspondence invited
J . S. BAKEK a SOM*.
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Office in b u ild in g o ccu p ied by th e late I)r.
< a rm a n , on M ain street.
Dentist,
Dentist,
NEWBERG v FLOURING v NULLS,
P acific
C ollege ,
College Classes, Hormal Course, Book-keeping,
All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art.
d'uí Ü£ ünited8ut”
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House Y and 7 Sign 7 Painter,
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FRESH MEATS.
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AdvertLing Bill. Collected Monthly*
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One Year
Six Months
Three Months.
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Addreee.
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Newb-rg, Oiegon.
PORTLAND MARKET.
P r o d a c e . Fraffc, Rte.
An Ex-Con federate Elected
From Kansas.
CONTRABAND MONGOLIANS.
The Bank Clearings of Chicago
and Boston for the Past
Ten Months.
A new evening paper is to be eetab-
lislied a t W ashington, 1), C.
A N ew foundland com pany has been
organized to g ath er ice from icebergs.
Gold h a s been discovered in L incoln,
R. I., a n d a sm all m ine is being w orked.
N in eteen babies in New Y ork w ere
nam ed a fte r C olum bus {luring th e week
follow ing tlie c eleb ra tio n .
Tl„
W heat — Valley. li.20@ 1.22W ; Wall*
W alla, $1.12lt u$1.15 per cental.
F io i r —Stan d a rd , $3.65; W alla W alla.
$3.65; G raham , $3.15; Superfine, $2.50
per barrel.
O a t s — 44i(t4tic per b a s h d ; ro lled , in
tugs, $9.25iu6.50; b arrels $6.5086.75;
cases, $3.75.
H av —$11813 per ton.
MiLLSTUrre— B ran, $ .6 ; shorts, $19;
ground barley, $22.50825; chop feed, $21
8 2 2 per ton ; w hole feed barley, $ 1 8 8 1 9 ;
rnidd ings, $26838 per t o n ; brew ing
barley, $1.1081.15 per c e n ta l; c h ic k en
w heat, $1.20 per c en tal.
B utter —Oregon fancy cream ery, 32.q
8 3 5 c ; fancy d a iry , 30c; fair to good,
25827 q c ;
com m on,
15817)^c per
pound.
C hkrsk — O regon, 11813c; Y oung
A m erica, 1 4 8 1 4 'ac per pound,
° ^ ° ° r d o a e ^ * 0*1'
“ 110’ ®‘a s te rn ’
P oultry —O ld C hickens, quoted a t
$3.508-t.‘W; young, $2.5083.50 ; ducks,
; $4.0986.00; geese, n o m in a l, $10.008
11.00; tu rk ey s, 13814c per ponnd.
V eoetablbs Cabbage, $1.0 i 8 LhO per
cen tal onions, 75890c per c e n ta l; pota
toes, 76899c per c e u ta i; tom atoes, 40;-('
Virgin,, will oply
average one-half, w hile th a t of N orth
C aro lin a is also said to be very sh o rt.
And now New O rleans is called upon
to face dam age su its b ro u g h t by tlie
h eirs of th e ly n ch ed m em b ers of th e
c e n ta l; sw eet potatoes, $1.75 per c e n ta l;
! , Oregon cauliflow er, 7 W 8$L 10 per d o z e n ;
celery, 99c per dozen.
F ruits — Sicily lem ons, $7.5088.00;
C alifornia grapes, 75ci« $1 per b o x ; Ore
Mafia.
gon grapes, 5 0 c 8 $ l per b ox; Oregon
Large n u m b ers of C h in ese a re reported pears, $1.2581.50 per b ox; b a n an a s,
per b u n c h ; quinces, $1.60 per
to be crossing th e Rio G ra n d e in to th e $2.6083.60
.
U n ited S tates, ow ing to tiie lack of riv er box ; oranges, $4.50 per box ; cranlier-
guards.
i ries, $8.75 per b a rre l; apples, 60c8$L 50.
T liirty -tlire e o u t of th e forty-four S tates
H taid. Q ro o a rl.j.
now vote u n d e r new laws, a ll upon th e
H o n ey — C hoice com b, 15817c per
general A u stralian p lan , b u t variously
pound
;
new
O regon, 18820c.
m odified.
S alt —Liverpool, $14.59817.00; stock,
P lans have been com pleted by th e
M issouri Pacific railroad for a fa st-tra in $10.50811.60 per ton.
K ic k —isla n d , $5.0086.50; Ja p a n , $4.86
service b etw een D enver and th e M issis
per cen tal.
sip p i riv er, b eginning F eb ru ary 1.
D ried F ruits —P e tite p runes, 1 0811c;
C ongressm an O u th w site of O hio will silver, 1 1 8 14c; Ita lia n , 1 2 8 14c; G erm an,
present hill in C ongress to have all soiled 10 8 1 1 c; plum s, old, 6 8 6 c ; new , 7@9c;
paper m oney destroyed in view of d a n ap p les, 43*(q9ly c ; ev ap o rated apricots,
ger of its s p re ad in g and breeding disease. 1 5816c; peacties, 12 8 1 6 c; pears, 7 8 3 c
1 ,ast m onth was th e m ost prosperous per pound.
in tlie histo ry of I he B rooklyn bridge.
C o s k e b — C osta R ica, 21 t»c; Rio, 2 0 's c ;
There were 4,330,920 persons carried on Salvador, 20c; M ocha, 27 3*8 3 0 c ; Ja v a ,
th e tra in s, a n d tlie receipts w ere $118,- 273||830 c ; A rb u c k le ’s lUO-pouud cases,
625.
23 85-10 )c per pound.
B rans —Sm all w h ite, S ^ c ; p in k , 3c;
Je ro m e P ark , for t h ir ty y ears one of
tti i m ost fam ous race trac k s in th e coun h ay o s,3 S ,c; b u tte r, 3A,o; Uuias, 3 :l.,c per
try , is about to becom e tlie p ro p e rty of a pound.
S yrup — Ea ste rn , in barrels, 40 8 5 5 c;
syndicate a n d he c u t u p in to build ling
h alf-barrels, 4 2 ^ 8 5 7 lac ; in cases, 3 5 8
lots.
K ansas lias elected to C ongress C h arles 80c per g a llo n ; $2.25 per keg. C alifornia
C u rtis, u quarter-blood In d ian , and W. in barrels, 20840c per gallo n ; $1.76 per
A. H a rris, a n ex-C<mfederate Colonel.
S uoak —Ne t prices : D,43 r c ; G olden C,
Trie la tte r was elected by th e Htate a t
4, „ c ; e x tra C, 4 '4c ; M agnolia A, 47ac ;
large.
g ra n u la te d , ft1.« ; cube c ru sh e d a n d pow
T he C om m issioners of tlie D istrict of dered. 57„c; coufectionerB’ A, 6t»c per
C olum bia have issued a n o rd e r to th e ef pound ; m aple sugar, 1 5 8 16c per pound.
fect th a t all tlie th e a te rs in W ashington
C annkii G oons— Table fruits, assorted
m ust be fitted th ro u g h o u t w ith electric qu o ted $1.768'J.OO; peaches, $1.8682.10;
lights.
B a rtle tt p e ars,$1.76(82.00; p lu m s ,$1.37
Two c o tto n -sp in n in g firm s a t Provi- 8 1 .5 0 ; stra w b errie s, $2.2582.40; ch er
lence, R. I., a n d th e l<owell, M ass., ries, $2.2682.40; blackberries, $1.858
cotton m ills have notified th e ir em ploye» 2 ; rasp b erries, $2.40; pineapples, $2.26«
of an increase in th e ir wages a fte r De- 2.80; a p ricots, $1.6582.00. l ’ie f r u i ts :
A ssorted. $1.20; peacties, $1.26; plum s,
m ber 5.
T he D rexel H otel C om pany lias lieen $1.1081-20; black berries, $1.2581.40 i>er
’n co rp o ra ted w ith a c a p ita l stock of $3,- dozen. Die fru its, gallons — A ssorted,
009,000 to lease various a p a rtm e n t am t $3 2 5 8 3 .5 0 ; peaches, $3.5084.00; a p ri
o th e r bu ild in g s for occupancy by W orld’s cots, $3.-5084.00; plum s, $2.7583.00;
black lierrieB, $4.0084.50. V eg etab les:
F a ir visitors.
T he feeling tietw een th e strik e rs a n d corn, $1.4081.65; tom atoes, 96c8$1.00;
non-union m en a t H om estead, P a., grow s su g ar peas, 9 5 c 8 $ L 0 0 ; strin g beans, 90@
m ore hit->*r d a ily , a n d u n less th e tro u b le 95c per dozen. M eats : C orned beef. Is,
is quiete I soon a bloody rio t is alm o st $1.25; 2s, $1.8582.00; ch ip p e d beef,
$2.10; lunch tongue, Is, $8.10; 2a, $6.50;
su re to follow.
deviled ham , $1.5082.75 per dozen.
The m e rc h a n t m arin e is to lie d ilig e n t F is h : S ardines, '. s , 75c8$2.26; '.¿s,
ly In ked a fte r. S enator H oar lias se $2.1584.00; lobsters, $2.3083.50; salm
cured m ilch v a lu a o e in form ation w hile o n ,tin l-lb .ta lls ,$1.2681.60; flats, $1.75;
abroad, w hich lie proposes to in co rp o rate 2 lbs., $2.2582.60; % bbl., $5.50.
in1.1 a sh ip p in g hill.
Tlie R eading people a re sa n g u in e over
M la o « ll* n e o « i.
th e success of th e ir new steel bearings
N aii .»— Base q u o ta tio n s: Iron, Í 75;
for m ine c irs , w hich by d o in g aw ay w ith steel, $2.86; w ire, $3.00 per keg
tlm use of oil will effect th e saving of
I ron — Ba r, 27,c per pound ; pig iron,
sev -ral th o u sa n d s a year.
$23826 per ton.
G eneral S h e rm a n 's old hom e on G ar
H tkei .— 10>kc per pound.
rison avenue in St. Louis is to lie sold by
T in —I. C. charcoal, 14x20, p rim e q u a l
auction. It is a handsom e old m ansion, ity, $8.2588.76 per b o x ; lor crosses, $2
locally h istoric, and was presented to th e e x tra per I n x ; roofing, 14x20, p rim e
G eneral by his friends and a d m ire rs in q u a lity , $ 6 .6 2 4 8 0 .7 6 per h o i ; I. C .co k e
18(35.
p lates, 14x20, p rim e q u a lity , $7.6088.00
A railw ay com pany th a t filed articles p e r box.
N aval S tores —Oakum , »4.6085 per
of incor|M i-ation in th e office of ttie Illi
nois Sccre ary of S ta te re ce n tly is to h a le ; resin, »4.8086 p e r480 p o u n d s ; tar,
have a capital of $100,090, “ to be in Stockholm , »13.00; C arolina, $9.00 per
crease I to »76,000,(XX) as n ecessity re iia rre l; p itc h , $0.00 per b a r r e l ; tu rp e n
tin e , 65c per gallon in carload iota.
q u ire s .’’
L ea p —44sc per pound ; liar, 6 4 c .
Rev. J . 8. Davis of tlie C h u rc h of th e
S hot — $1.80 per sack.
New Je ru sa le m a t M inneapolis asto n
H ormrhhoks — $5.
ished his congregation ttie o tiie r S unday
by rid in g to ch u rch on a bicycle and th en
H id « « » W o o l and H o p «.
p reaching h is serm on as th o u g h n o th in g
H ides — Dry hide«, selected p rim e , 7 4
had h appened.
8 6 c ; 1 4 c less for c u lls; green, selected,
A gang of tra m p s m ade a d escen t on over 65 pounds, 4 c ; u n d e r 55 p o u n d s,3 c;
lla z e lto n , P a., and took th e place by sheep p elts, sn o rt wool, 3 0 8 5 0 c ; m e
storm . Six houses w ere robbeu a t one d iu m , 6 0 8 6 0 c ; long, 9 0 c 8 $ t.2 6 ; sh e a r
tim e . T tie citizens collected, and an ings, 10820c; tallow , good to choice, 3
arm ed posse took a fte r th e d e p re d a to rs, 8 3 4 c per pound.
who to ik to th e m o u n ta in s.
W ool — U m p q u a Valley, 1 6819c; fall
T h e b u lk clearin g s of C hicago for th e c lip , 1 3 8 1 6 4 c ; W illam ette V alley, 1 5 8
ten in m ills en d in g w ith O ctober foot up 18c, according to q u a lity ; E a s te rn Ore-
a total of $4,177,9)1,4)3, a n d th o se of gon, 10816c per pound, according to
B .ston for tlie sam e tim e $4,181,065,234, c o ndition.
tlie difTirence lieing h a t a bout $3,000,000
H ops — 19821c, according to condition
in favor of th e E a s te rn c ity .
An Unlucky Number.
T lie New York lle rn h l advocates tlie
a b o litio n of o a r foreign M in istries and
“ I should th in k Pope Leo X III w ould
th e su b s titu tio n th ere fo r of a perfected lie u very u n h a p p y m an?" said Jn d g e
c o n su 'a r service. T h e lie raid a ttrib u te s P e n n y b u n k e r.
" I should th in k he
tlie first u tte ra n c e on th is su b je ct to w ould lie tro u b le d w itli d re a d fu l fore
Ja m es G. B laine som e years ago.
bodings?"
A com pany has been form ed in New
" W h y so ?" a -k e d Colonel Y erger.
Y ork for th e purpose of p roviding ladies
“ Because he can nev er sit dow n to the
who are not fo rtu n ate enough to possess ta b le w ith o u t lieing the th irte e n th — Leo
h u sb a n d s or b ro th ers w ith " p a id es X III," replied J u d g e P e n n y b u n k e r.—
c o rts,” who will accom pany th em to and
T ex as S iftings.
from concerts, halls and tiie aters.
Aam a B attaillaril has a rriv e d in New
Y erc. Aaina is only six tee n years old ,
hut site is seven feet six inches tall and
w eighs 236 pounds. P hysician say t h a t
a fte r a year or tw o she will be tw o or
th re e feet taller a n d som e h u n d re d
pounds heav ier.
I/oe H hun, a mem tier of a C h in ese im
p o rtin g firm , is th e only R ochester C hi
n am an who has com plied w ith tlie pro
visions of th e law re q u irin g C hinese
re sid en ts to re g is te r a n d leave photo
g ra p h s of th em selv es w ith C ollectors of
In te rn a l R evenue.
An im m ense pow er-house lor th e gen
e ratio n of e le c tric ity , by w hich th e s tre e t
cars of B altim ore can 1» o p e rated , is to
be hu ll by th e C ity and S u b u rb a n R ail
way C om pany. It is to co st $300,000,
and w 'h lie th e larg est a n d m ost com
plete in th e c o u n try .
C in tain ts have been received by th e
Post tfi e D e p artm en t from th e postal
a u th o r ties in several c o u n tries in E u
rope th a t le tte rs from th e U n ited S ta te s
d i r e r 'e l to th o se c o u n tries are received
in very twd c o ndition, ow ing to th e poor
q u a ity of th e cheap envelopes used.
M sterlal* for Clla...
F o r m ak in g tlie liest m irro rs th e ne
cessary silica is obtain ed from o rd in ary
w hite q u a rtz , w hile com m on w indow
panes a re p roduced from sea sa n d to a
larg e e x te n t.—W ash in g to n S tar.
W hen you send y o n r check o u t o f th e
c ity to p a j bills, w rite th e n am e and
residence o f y o n r ;iayee th u s: " P a y to
J o h n S m ith & Co., o f Boeton." T his
w ill p u t y o n r b a n k on ita g n a rd if pre
sented a t th e co u n ter.
It ia c alculated th a t it w ould tak e a
person o v e r 300 y ears to read all the
sta n d a rd w orks th a t a re p u blished, and
y et we seldom com e across a m an who
w ill acknow ledge th a t he has n o t read
ev ery one.
C y ru s T hom pson c laim s to h ave dis
covered th e key w hich w ill n nlock th e
m y stery of th e M aya codices a n d proba
bly of th e <'e n tra i A m erican inscrip
tions.
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