Newberg graphic., June 16, 1893, Image 2

t
«mutely the boat slipped its anchor when j
— -----------t-buiblinif «re-two grove, of erar.ge trees, I or was fined $18.--
J over 100 trees in each grove and a couple j 14. For starving their cows, two farm- the salmon was hooked and before he
j ers paid lines of $25 and $30. A third, I was landed the boat bad readied and was |
The weather has been most favorable of hundred oranges on each tree.
.JH8LKD E Y SU O t FRIDAY MORNING.1
One Australian firm shows 2,000* pieces for alike offence, went to house of cor- circling in an ed ly below the paper mills
to tbe growth of alt vegetal I onT Tall
1 T E W B B E G , O R E G O N .
sown wheat is heading ami spring grain of glass woven from a w ine-gla s as thin rection for two months; a fourth, who J It was four feet long and weighed 3Sl<
EDITORS AND PL BMSIIERS:
has rooted and stooled well. Both fall as an egg shell to a gold-plated punch starved his oxen, vas lined $20; a fifth, pounds—Oregon City Enterprise.
E. H. W o o d w a r d a n d O hm . C. E m e r y . and spring wheat ara much better than bowl in which a regiment might have who fed ids horse and cons mainly upon
Incorporated 1893. Capital Stock $40,000.
T IIK O R E G O N K . M i l l i l T .
j refuse apple pumice from a cider mill,
tiiey were last year. Working summer ladled.
FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1893.
A map of the United States, 18x24 feet, was fined $50.
fallow is in progress. In Jackson county
Thoso who are talking of being asham­
D I R E C T O R S :
15. For abandoning a cow by tbe road­ ed of the Oregon exhibit at the world’s
made of pickles, is a I'ennsylvania idea.
alfalfa
is
being
cut;
in
many
of
tiic
coun­
(4. w. M c C o n n e l l ,
o . c . c h r is t e n k o n ,
W . K. A I.I.E N
E utered a* second c l s u matter at tbe post
office at Newberg, Oregon.
ties baying has been commenced, lie- Cities are indicated by spices. The lakes side, an offender was fined $10. for aban­ fair s;>eak in ignorance. There is no oc­
G. W . M IT C H E L L ,
A . It. M IL L S .
doning
their
worn
out
horses,
divers
j.jck-
and
rivers
are
of
vinegar.
Tlie
map
cost
ports indicate an unusually heavy hay
casion for it. Oregon has not expended a
Am ple Facilities AfTorded for the Transaction o f a General Banking Ruthless.
eys paid fines of $10, $15, $25 and $30.
tenth part what California has, hut the
K ansas rainmakers are not to be com . crop. Pastures are luxuriant, and »3 a $ 10 , 000 .
10. For pouring turpentine upon a dog Golden state lias an immense scandal on
G. \V. M i t c h e l l , Bres.
A. It. M i l l s , Vice Bies.
M o se s V o t a w , Cashier.
In (lie East Indian exhibit is a wedding
pared to an Oregon picnic for bringing a result stock is in prime condition. Straw­
berries are becoming very plentiful, and cloth. It required two year»’ work by enticed into the Armory of a military her hands.
gentle sizzle sozzle.
they are a good crop. Iteports do not Jat ami Baislinava women. Tlie red company, an offmder was fined $20.
Oregon's fruit exhibit is well spoken of.
T his report that President Jordon was sliow that the peach and cherry crop will ground is woven. Tim rest of it is em­ A iiotel proprietor was fined $10 lor a like She will have a fish exhibit on tlie
ground with constant additions of fresh
to leave Stanford University is denied by be over one-half a crop, except in Doug­ broidery. This cloth is worn only on tho offence.
17. For mutilating a dog by cutting salmon and sea fish frozen in ice. Her
Senator Stanford. It seems to have been las, Josephine and Jackson counties, wedding day.
The Millionaire Zschiile, of Dresden, with a knife, an offender was fined $50, educational exhibit is equal to any west­
where the prospects aio good for an aver­
a newspaper fake.
Main Street,
N E W B E R G , OREGON.
age crop. Bears ami apples are also not was fifteen years making the collection of which ho served out in the house of cor- ern state. Tlie mining and agricultural
exhibit will also stand well.
T iik Great Northern railroad has made a good full crop. The prune crop will be urraor and weapons in the museum of the J rection.
18. For inciting a dog to bite and
Hops have a fine German village. The collection is valued
n cut rate of $25 from Seattle to St. Paul. unusually heavy.
Present outlook is that tbe Oregon com­
This will no doubt set the ball to rolling growth and very healthy. Lice have ap­ at $1,000,000, and was sent to the lair by wound a pig, so that be had to be killed, missioners will be able not only to show a
a satisfactory exhibit of Oregon resources,
and it is quite probable that a general peared, but save in those yards surround­ the owner at the request of the German another was fined $10.
10. For breaking tho back of a dog, a clean balance sheet and a probable re­
ed or sheltered by trees the lice are not government.
war will ensue.
A Scotchman, who employes 4,000 witli a shovel, then burying him alive, an turn of cash to the treasury.
present in appreciable quantities. The
A $10,00 exhibit honestly made will be
J. H. U iton , member of the late la­ onion crop bids fair to be one of the French women in I’uris making lace, has offender was fined $25.
20. For shooting a charge of stiot into a source of pride compared to a $100,000
mented legislature of Oregon, is still air- largest on record, the weuther being very sent a pair of curtains for a hay window.
log his views on the subject of the em­ favorable to th" growth of them. 1‘ota In tlie six months required for tlie a cow, to drive her into the barn, a tann­ display of political thievery. Oregon is
ployment of unnecessary clerks in both to planting is yet in progress, and tbe making of these curtains 2,003 different er was fined $25. Another who chopped getting her money’s worth at Chicago.—
reports indicate a large acreage being women worked on them. The cost of off tlie tail of a cow because she switched Capital Journal.
houses of the legislature.
planted.
this single pair of curtains three yards it in his face, was fined $15.
B II.L N Y E ON C A L I F O R N I A LIE S.
21.
For revengefully mutilating a
long was $0,000. Tlie Scotchman, him­
In
order
that
the
people
of
the
state
can
T bn years ago everybody went to pic­
neighbor’s cow, by cutting with a knife,
self,
came
to
superintend
tlie
hanging
oi
fully
comprehend
the
extent
of
tbe
fruit
Bill Nye seems to have discovered our
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
nics in lumber wagons, but in those days
an offender was fined $100.
weak points in his recent visit. He evi­
a top buggy or a fine carriage is required. industry, it might he well to state tiiat so liis $50,000 wortti of lace exhibit.
22. For gross cruelty in the use of a dently goes hack east disabused of tlie
Among tlie Knglisli exhibits in tlie
Nearly every dollar of the money paid far as can be learned there are about
twister on tlie nose of a horse, an offender idea that lie is “ something of a liar him­
out for these rigs nas goho out of Oregon 100,000 acres of ground planted with fruit Transportation building are several mod­
els illustrating tlie modern method of sig­ was fined $25.
self." He met tlie first white child so
and has helped make eastern manufac­ trees, the prune predominating.
23. For cruelly transporting calves on often that he is led to remark: “ If the
naling anil handling trains. Tlie switch­
If
tlie
present
prospects
for
grain
ma­
. A . I j W . A . ' 2 ' S
OUST H - A .I L T I D .
turers rich. And right here is one of the
a stock train, a drover was fined $30. A first white child horn in California would
causes for the close times financially in terialize Oregon will this year produce ing processes are illustrated by diagrams
of tracks ami serial models, sliowin; second, guilty ot a like offence on cattle, hold a reunion somewhere in tiie State it
upwards of 15 million bushels of wheat.
the northwest.
trains first indiscriminately made up, ami was fined $40; a third was fined $50. For would he a great success.”
EASTERN OREGON.
During the fore part of the week warm then as properly arranged, by means of cruelly transporting two hogs, in great
Tlie real estate matter, with its horti­
T iie unfortunate difference of opinion
easterly winds prevailed for two days, colored blocks, their being five blocks of suffering from having had six of their cultural “ prevarications” attract his at­
which is eventually to terminate in a split
T. B. CU M M IN G S.
A L L E N SM ITH .
changing to cooler and cloudy weather, the same color in each series of numbers, legs broken, a butcher was fined $50 — tention, and lie republishes alleged facts
in the Evangelical church, lias again
with occasional light sprinkles during tho eacli block representing a car.
concerning
our
great
industry
ns
follows:
come up in tho affairs of tho LaFayetle
latter few days, especially on the 10th.
A German clock, eight feet high,
F R O M O t’ ll E X C H A N G E S .
Frank Kimball of National City reports
Seminary.
Unless care is exercised it
Of Dcs Moines, Iowa, w rites under date of
The mean tem|>erature varied from 48 to stands on a base of American walnut. It
Monday last Bote Hartman, while un­ olive trees on his place only four years
will result disastrously to tho school,
March 23, 1893:
04 degrees, as against 50 to 02 degrees of lias a u.ain dial of ivory, rosewood, ebony
old
that
yield
over
30
gallons
to
tlie
tree.
der tho influence of cheap beer or rifle
which, by the way, lias been doing excel­
ami mother-of-pearl. The sixteen other
the preceding week.
S. B. M e d . M f g . C o .,
THE NEWBERG
VV.
Backer
reports
from
950
black­
whisky, became abusive on the street,
lent work in the past. The present man­
Dufur, Oregon.
dials aro of enamel. The hands are of
CROPS.
agement seems to bo satisfactory to the
and the city marshal took him in charge. berry vines 3,500 boxes, or $210 from u Gentlemen •
Ill the Columbia river valley counties gold. Iiy tlie nine dials this clock shows,
citizens of the town, who ought to be
He was taken before Judge Baxter, who quarter of an acre, $849 per acre.
Un arriving home last week, I found all
tlie easterly winds did some damage to simultaneously, tlie lime of day in Berlin,
J. It. Dobbins of San Gabriel sold from well and anxiously awaiting. Our little l a â i r ü ï t i ï !
fined him $10 and costs, amounting in all
able to judge of the excellence of the in
wheat on thill soil, tho change to cooler Stockholm, St. Betorsburg, Constantino­
to $17.95. On defuult of payment he was 130 trees of Valencia Late oranges, girl, eight and one-half years old, who
etitution.
and cloudy weather ami tlie occasional ple, Vienna, Rome, l ’aris, London, Wash­
had wasted away to 08 pounds, is now
committed to tho county jail. Prompt wortli $2,000 net. If he had 2,000 trees well, strong and vigorous, and well
We ore ready to do any kind o f work in ou r
showers have been of groat benefit to tlie ington, Now York, Bbiladelphia, Car­
line. Plans and specifications furnished on ap­
he
would
have
made
$4,000,000.
The
fleshed up. S. 15. Cough Cure has done plication. stair building and saw filing a spe­
T he capital city received a compliment crops. The ground was thoroughly soak­ racas, Buenos Ayres, Quito, Mexico and action and a littlj restraint is beneficial
trees were 75 years old and in extra good ils work well. Both of the children like cialty. R esidence, corner Cd and Meridian Sts.
recently from tho Astoria Budget. Of ed during tho winter time, which allowed San Francisco. A calendar face shows to thoso who are unruly and will quiet
it. Your 8 B. Cough Cure has cured
soil.
course it was unintentiona1, but a compli­ tlie wheat to root ami stool unusually tiie day of the week and the day of the them.—Dayton Ilerald.
Vaugn Collinghope of Pasadena made and kept away all hoarseness from me.
During tho month of May, Supt. Glenn
ment none the less. Speaking of Halem well, so that it will require p . ii unusual de­ month, the sun-time variation the moon
80 give it to every one, with greetings for
$10,000 last year from half an acre. lie
DO YO U SU FFER ?
the paper above mentioned says it “ can gree of hot east winds to do groat dain- changes.
Automatically tho calendar says, the city water and light plant in­ put a Hotel on the ground, and at tho end all. Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours,
M b . & M rs . J . F F ord .
>iot put p money onougli to see Jim Cor­ ago. Full wheat is heading out, ami regulates itself to provide for leap year. come exceeded running expense, includ­
of a year it yielded the above sum net.
Rheumatism, Fits (e p i le p s y ) , Scrofuls,
If you wish to foci fresh and ch eerful, and
bett or back a base ball team.” Wo have spring grain lias lino growth, favorable This clock is wound once in eight days. ing labor, fuel, interest on investment,
If he had put 20 acres into hotel, he ready fur the Spring’s work, cleanse your sys­ Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco Habit,
noticed that Salem indulges in a dilfbrent weather for tlie noxt four weoks and tlie It strikes tho quarters and the hours. etc., by just nine dollars. This is exclu­
tem "with tiie H eadache and Liver Cure, by quickly and permanently cured bv thn
would have made $400,000 clear.
taking two o r three doses each week.
style of education, generally, speaking, wheat crop will be assured. Rye is head­ After eacli hour’s striking a different sive of $179 paid into the fund by the city
W on d erfu l
BI-CHLORIDE of GOLD
Elhridge Carverson bought a quarter
50 cents per bottle by all druggists.
treatment.
ami while she may not ho quite so ing and will bo soon ready to cut. Alfal­ piece of music is played. Tlie value of for tlie public service. May was ono of
Sold under a positive guarantee by C. F.
acre in January, 1892, and set oat ati
M oore & Co.
tiie poorest months on tlie calendar, and
“ garaey” ns the city by tho sea, her citi­ fa and ryo are now being cut for hay. this clock is $<i,000.—Toledo Blade.
electric plant on it. He only regrets now
Cured in from five to thirty days.
according to his figuring the water and
zens will compare very favorably with Tlie hay crop w ill ho fully up to tlie aver­
that ho had not utilized 160 acres, fer he
D iTO (E pilepsy) Perm anently cu red ; no re­
those of base ball nnd slugging match age. In tho more elevated counties sheep
Secretary Sargent, of tiie Oregon State light plant is more than taking caro of cleared $3,000 on the quarter acre.
f i 1 0 turn of the disease from two to four
weeks
treatment.
itself.—Reporter.
towns.
shearing is yet in progress, good eiean Horticultural Society, is now at work col­
These stories I think do California
e p p n r iT r A
the worst cases oJifciu'ritecl
Wo understand some people took ex­ more harm than good, for people come
fleece are being secured, but tlieio ap­ lecting statistics as to tho urea devoted to
w U r iU r U ilii blood taint quickly
neutly cured.
^
Accurate ceptions to an item in this paper last hero with too much hope and too gray Mrs- M, E. Baldwin &
O n Monday of last week an old Polk pears to tio no market for tho wool. fruit growing in Oregon.
TiDTTXiITT?1JU0Q Cured iu from 20 to 30 dava.
county man numod (Irosse, married a ¡Strawberries aro ripening rapidly, they knowledge on this point is greatly need­ week proposing repeal of tlie cow ordi­ matter—Ontario (Cul.) Record.
Miss Lillian Haworth, U n u n U t iilD O iS o r n . w , m o k h u n e o r
T O !i A C C o habit cured 10 to 20 days.
young Salem woman, after only a few iro very large and line. Tlie peach crop ed. At tlie present time we have only nance. One good brother said probably
No restriction or publicity. Batients
(o f the lftte firm o f Smith & Haworth.) have en­
hours acquaintance.
In this case the is not full, except in tho Snake river or- onougli information to enable us to tlie editor wanted to got free pasluio for
A GOOD JO K E FROM SH ERW OOD .
tered into partnership and w ill engage In the cured at their own homes. 40,000 suffer­
course of true love didn't run very ' hards. Tlie fruit pros|>ects aro on tlie vaguely guess at the number of fruit trees his cow, and another good brother swore
Just west of the Sherwood brickyard M illinery business at Mrs. B aldw in’s, one door ers cured in 8 years.
smoothly, for on Tuesday the old man whole not tho most encouraging, except of tho different varieties which are grow­ by all that was eternal that lie would
west o f the post office, under the firm nam e of
Full particulars wit bout charge, a d d re s s
had liis bride arrested for fraud, and on berrios and they will he fully an average ing in tlie orchards of tlie state. What is shoot tho editor’s cow if ho found her in there still remarne a vacant 49 acres of
BALDWIN £ l HAWORTH.
his
garden.
Well,
well!
lie
doesn’
t
|lan'1
’
This
tract,
it
began
to
be
whisper-
Wednesday she was having papers drawn crop. More rain would prove beneficial wanted is a full list of tlie fruit growers of
H aving the largest stock o f M illinery Goods
up for a divorco on tho ground that the to tho cereal crop, but its absence, with a tlie state, tlie area devoted by each to know tho editor’s cow ; she is one of the j e<^ i4roun^ among the the susceptible in- ever brought to this city we cordia lly invite
2 1 5 P o w e l l S t . , S a n F r a n c i s c o , Ca l.
old man was insane. The ground is continuation of cool, partly cloudy fruit growing, tlie number of trees of eacli old stock left over from tho time, not habitants of that flourishing little town, the ladies o f N ewberg and v icin ity to call and
variety and tlie time when they were many years ago, when McMinnville was ^iat* nevcr been filed upon. One took not inspect them before purchasing elsewhere.
doubtless well taken, nnd it in a pity weather will work no serious injury.
IL L IN E R Y .
planted. Of course tho Oregon State a cow town. She can scale a garden wall, j tho otller into consultation, nor was tiie
there isn’t a place at Salem for imbeciles
RIVERS.
in order that tho wotnun might not he
Tlie Columbia, Snake ami tributary Horticultural Society has no funds which devour a dozen cabbage heads, walk Hver-v Rlabl° consulted for well under-
longer without a homo.
rivers are gradually rising and tlie proa- can be used in collecting tlieso statistics through tlie flower beds, and retire in or- 8100,1 rpasons> hut before dawn the next
Lamb <Sc Holley,
i
.
1.
liecta are for a continuous rise, Consid­ and tlie work must bo done by volun­ der, while a very angry man in night j morning, June 2, twelve prominent citi-
sens
could
he
observed
faking
as
many
clothes
is
gono
after
his
gun.
However,
NEW
BERG.
;
OREGON.
H . I>. F O X , P r o p r i e t o r ,
T he Capital Journal in speaking of the erable danger yet exists nnd while high teers. Secretary Sargent is now nt work
different routes, on Shank’s mare, for the
W
c
have
just
received
from
New Y ork a la rg e
lilies to govern (tie inter collegiate orator water is to ho ex|>ectcd, yet it is probable getting volunteers in each comity to look since our near neight-ors have mowed the
:
OREGON.
Oregon City land office. They were Ok­ NEWBERG.
stock of
icul contest to be held next year says: rhut they will attain a higher point than after tho work of their county. All per­ grass ami weeds in the streets, if some of
lahoma boomers. The first, name un­
“ Instead of two committees, one to judge they have in 1880, 1882, or 1887, when in sons wlio are willing to aid in collecting them will just mow ours too, we won’t
S E ^ S O T S T ^ B J _ j E
A good supply of
known, to arrive at the land office found
as to literary excellence nnd tho other as noli of these years tlie river was from 2(i these statistics should write to Secretary turn our cow loose.—Reporter.
: m : I L L i l 1ST
that
the
land
had
been
proved
up
in
G. I. Sargent, l'ortland.— Rural Northmen.
B. 8 , B aulk .
The posters are out announcing the A. 1858, the second arrival with dismay
to delivery, next year but one committee to 28 feet at I’ortland.
of superior quality »u d latest styles. tVe tire
also
prepared
to do
O. U. W. celebration at Newberg on Jane heard the doleful news, the third got sim­
will 1» chosen, whoso ollieo in tho orator­
d i m D E M It F R I E N D S .
ilar
information,
and
so
on
until
a
dozen
FASHIONABI.K
DRESSMAKING,
14th, of this month. Tbe committee run
ical contest will bo to decide by the
A T T U B W O ltU T S F A IR .
was made tip, when tlie register lost, pa­
amount of inlhiance tho orutor lias over
Rnd invito the Indies o f New he re and r lc ln ft r
I t is rather remarkable to noto the around a good deal to get cheap prices on tience and prepared to fire hodilv the
Usually on hand. Our endeavor is to supply to call and see us. First street, 2 doors east of
In tlie Capo Colony exhibit aro 40,000
bis ntidionco. The composition docs noi
number of people, in passing about, who their posters, and from the looks of the next man running such an insanity act our patrons with the best o f everything in our Morris. Miles & Co.
rough
diamonds.
figure. An orator, or any one, may write
Main street, one d oor north o f Hard­
have little or no regard for the life, to say posters, they got what tiiey wanted. We or a joke on him. The boomers finally line.
A cheese weighing 22,000 pounds is ono
a perfect bit of composition, lint it takes
nothing about the comfort of dumb brutes cannot blame the Times for the work they met in the falls city, after unsuccessfully w ick ’s photo gallery.
trying
to
dodge
each
bv
going
into
sa­
It^ P R IN G B R A N C H
magnetism as well as tho proper con­ of tho Canadian exhibits.
under their care. George T. Angell who done, for they probably lmd to do the loons. It was a forlorn looking crowd
A fountain sends up great jets and
struction oi words and sentences to make
is devoting liie life to tlie work lias done work for nothing and board themselves. that sneaked hack into Sherwood, having
an orator, Such arrangement will doubt­ many sprays of real California wine.
a great deal in Hie last few years in or­ It would have lieen to the credit of tlie formed a compact to say nothing to their
Thirteen enormous logs from Canada
less make the next awurd more satisfac­
ganizing societies for tho prevention of committee to pay any printer, a fair price wives nnd tlie Iron Worker.—Oswego
Iron Worker.
tory.” From thin it seems that brains ontain 1,500 feet of hunbor.
cruelty to animals. Public opinion is be­ for their |>osters and gel a reasonably
Main Street,
NEWBERG, OREGON.
Mexico lias $1,000,000 worth of her
will not cut any flguro in tho next con­
good
job.
We're
not
kicking,
mind
yon,
ing aroused for the punishment of brutes
N ew berg ,
O regon .
A
d
m
in
is
t
r
a
t
o
r
s
N
o
tic
e
.
test. In order to stand any show to get products in tlie various departments.
in human garb. Tlie prosecuting agent because we did not get the job, for it
H aving opened a stock o f M illinery ot Mrs,
The crown laces of Italy contain some
tho prize the contestants must bo able to
Notice Is h ereby given that the undersigned Davis’ s old stand on Main Street, I respectfully
of tho Massachusetts ,800101)’ recenty rightfully belonged to one or the other of I das
been by an order of the County Court of
prams) about the stage and paw the air sjiecimens 1.800 years old.
the Newlierg papers, and tho committee Yam hill County. Oregon, duly appointed ns the invite the ladies o f Newberg to call and see me.
made the following rei*>rt:
Tlie Krupp gun, tho largest ever oast,
Adm
inistrator o f the estate o f Sarah E. Smith
Wyandottes a Specialty.
after the spread eagle stylo. Wo would
“ Total number of cases investigated by should have given them tho work to do deceased, Into o f said county. Now therefore
The liest nnd most popular breed.
suggest to those who may be thinking of measures 57 feet from breech to muzzle. Society agents from April, 1868, to March and tell them to do a reasonably good all persons having claim s against said estate
are hereby notified and required to present the
A block of mica, ton inches thick,
Eggs for sale at $2 per setting o f 15.
preparing for the next contest that it will
1st, 1893, 80,066. Prosecuted and con- j job, for which tiiey should give them a same to the undersigned at Newberg, Yam hill
County, Oregon, with ptoper verification there­
only la) necessary to go back to one of the weighing 1,400 pounds, is an Ontario con­ vie ted, 3,917.
j reasonable price.—I.aFayette Ledger.
My end eavor w ill b e to please, b y selling Call on or address,
3. Hobson.
of.
old roaders and select, ” Ixml Ullins tribution.
Dated this the 25th day o f May A. D. 18S3.
good goods at a reasonable margin of profit.
Tiie following are a few specimen cases j The telegraph brings the information
J. T. S mith ,
By
a
tunnel
twenty
feet
long
tlie
inter­
Daughter,” or
M R S . C. P. KENYON.
Administrator o f said Estate.
| that the flour testers at the World's Fair
ior of a I’ennsylvania coal mine is illus­ procecuted during the past year:
Ram sey & Fenton, Attorneys for Estate.
•'Y.u'd scarce expect one of my axe
1. For beating a cow, a farmer paid gay they find no flour equal to Oregon’s,
Washee Washee Washee.
trated.
To speak In public on (he ,tnge—"
! This decision alone is wortli the sum ap-
and then go into training to reach tho
Five pump makers exhibited at the fine of $20 and costs.
H old ou there, Mr. Man! Stop washing your
2. For beating two hogs, breaking six propriatod by tho legislature; yet it is { ^ T IU H A l X & FENTON,
shirt in the river. Go to Quoug Lee if you want
point where you can catch tho audience Centennial.
Seventy-four applied for
of
their
legs,
a
butcher
was
fined
$.50.
I
nothing
new.
At
the
centennial
we
took
!
your
shirt done up nice. He .»ays he w ill wash
and you will be tho "orator.”
space at Chicago.
your dirty shirts and m ake them look “ allee
3. For beating a horse witli a shovel, j premiums on wool, woolen goods, flax,
.
. .
In the Woman's building a model kin­
.samee like snow on Mt. H ood .” White shirt
& Surgeons,
dergarten occupies a room SO foot long by a teamster was tined $15; another win) linseed oil and dried fruits. Salem has * I i y S1C1C111S
O C R N K C R K T A ltY O F S T A T E .
washed and ironed, 10 cents. Collars and cuffs
NEWBERG,
OREGON.
In-iit
u
donkey,
was
tine
1
a
like
amount.
no
peer
in
tiie
Hour
business,
nnle^s
it
lie
25 cents per dozen. Fam ily washing cheap.
(>0 feet wide.
Tien. Geo. W. McBride has gono to
I have just received a full line o f new goods,
4. For beating a dog to death, an Minneapolis. The only trouble with tlie
I . a F ayet te
O regon .
Twenty-two tons of alum have been
Dayton «fc Second St.,
latest patterns and best quality, and w ill
Mt Helens to breathe tbe free mountain
offender paid a line of $20.
Quong Lee.
State is that it does not sutficienty present
NEWBERG, OR.
sell at as low figure« a« the quality o f our goods
air of his native home. When at Salem fashioned into a cave of wondrous stalac­
will justify.
5.
For
heating
u
horse
to
death
with
a
its
claims
to
the
desirable
class
of
home-
lie doee the work of stiout three bank tite formation.
A com p lete em balm ing outfit just received.
Express & General Delivery.
Com e and see me.
clerks and two lawyers, lie is one of the
The (pieen of Corea has sent a solid pick handle, so that he fell in tho shafts seekers and investors.— Marion County
strongest men physically and intellect
and died, a cartman was fined $25. A Democrat.
«î. I ) . H e l l , P r o p r i e t o r .
geld
hair-pin,
studded
with
pearls
and
ually in Oregon. Besides the enormous
second for a like offence, was tinned $100 i M. Thomas Kav, Piesident of the Ss- !
amount of woik devolving ii|>on him iia weighing half a pound.
secretary of state, every detail of which
T am prepared t o d o a «onorai d elivery b a s i­
It takes $12.75 to pay tlie bare cost of which tie served out in tlie house jf cor- ,em Woolen Mills Co., started for Alaska
ifoodix or oxpro ■» d eliv ered In any part
department is submitted to his careful ex­ admission to attractions oil tlie Midway rection.
on Tuesday last. He goes for the pur- o ne f ' 8. ie city
t\* reasonable rates. Ho idquiirters
amination in proper order and on time,
6. $ or bruteiy kicking ids horse, and po** of introducing Salem’s manufactures at M rris, Milo* & C o's store.
Blaisance,
the
side
shew
of
tlie
Fair.
tin is a member of half a dozen state in-
A,eut(< , nd (h# ,ew Ulo(Wona ntiite
The air brake is applied to LX) cars. for clubbing a horse severely, two team- lQ
etitution boards, any one of which in
SELL FOR
„ h o occupy that
other statea devolves upon sums one |H>r- Ten complete trains and a model depot eters were sent three months to jail eacli men
B I Y FOR
7. Divers teamsters, who overloaded corner of tho United States. He will he Quaker City Poultry Yard.
eon. It is not necessary to say Hint in are features of the Tians|K>rtation build­
I f you want goml and cheap homed,
addition Mr. McBride is a perfect gentle­
their
teams,
were
fined
in
sums
varying
tjono about a month anti we hope ho will C. F. Futlor. Breeder and Fancier nt I ♦. Rr.\h- 1
ing.
In a healthy locality on the ¡Southern
man and a good politician.—Capital
m
»
Fowls.
Duk
.*
*'f
York
and
Auto­
from
$-5
to
$20.
WE
GUAEANTEE
s
a
t
i
s
f
a
c
t
i
o
n
.
i return with tiie trade of that country in
Berlin is represented by 283 exhibitors,
Pacific Unilr >u l,
Journal.
crat »train*.
8. Two persons drove a horse so lhat his vest pocket. Heretofore the Alaska Stock first clans in every respect F.ggs for a^le
Yea, and we arise to remark that tho in tbe German sections tlieie are fi.tXX)
he died ; one pai l tine of $7.5, tho oilier merchants have been dealing with the
ami »atii>faction guaranteed.
WEIGHT AND
lion. Goorge W. McBride was l>orn nnd contributions from 230 cities nnd towns.
G O O D MEAT.
OREGON
A bar of steel goes into one end of a paid line of $25, also paying tlie owner east through middlemen, but Mr. Kay NEWBERG
reared in Yamhill conuty. Hence his
tho value of Iho animal. A third paid pro|<oscs to demonstrate to litem that it
ability to fill tho office of secretary of machine and come out at tlie other in the
fine of $.50; a fourth was sent to jail for witi pay to deal directly with the Salem
state with credit to himself and the coun­ form of a metaliv lath, to make walls fire­
six months.
1 manufacturers. The principal demand
proof.
ty that gave him birth.
School & Church Privileges
9. For driving lame, galled, sore-hark­ from Alaska is for blanket* and robes.—
There is a sewing machine which the
MU3. M. J. NASH, Prop.
ed,
and
unfit
horses,
divers
persons
were
ABOVE THE AVERAGE.
Oregon
Pacific
Railroad
Co.
Morion County Democrat
C K O r - n r . A T f l K K DI I.I.F.TIN n o . I I . operator rides along tlie floor as he would
The cheapest place to buy
K . W . It A m . t : Y . I l r e r l v e r .
a bicycle hK> feet and back. It sews the fined in sums varying from 420 to $UV>.
Unim
proved land $12 to *25 per nerc.
Notio23, Hosiery. Handkerchiefs, Laces
10.
Two dump eart drivers, whoso
W E8TKH H O R E G O N ,
seams of carpets.
Large farms ?20 t<> *-5.1 per acre^ ^ lea r-
TIIK
Y K T.
Low rates betw een 3Aa Francisco aud Port
Lace Curtain*. R ibbon?, Towel?« Etc.
The week has been cooler than the
laud and
The hack of a section of a redwood tree horses were found to h tve very sore
.-<1 land in -5 to 20 acre lots, $4o^R $<50
Main .Street,
-
-
Newberg, Ore.
Tlie salmon usmlly caught at tho falla
preceeding week. There has been less 35 feet in diameter and twenty feet high barks were fined $2' ami $4 ' each.
j per acre.
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P
O
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2
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T
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11. For non slielterina two calves, a wi h «p ion miti line aio the vexing orca
sunshine, and since Friday there has is tlie resting place for a California wine
‘i t ’¡Ml*
tU
R
iver
Steamer*
Wm.
M
n
o
*
g
A
Three
Land Set to Fruit
farmer was lined $25. Two others who weighing from tw > to five potimi* but oe-
been frequent ehowers. The mean tem­ display in bottles.
•V* f.»r n». H» A dd » !*»**. AttsUn leave B orla n d in n d u y , W ednesday aud Fr lay
xn«. und .Ino V i h .
a m. L e
rth, Tuesday, dhurs- nnd tended in good shape, one, two or
perature varied from 54 to .VI degrees, as
»•nut • f h e r v a m i . »war s s w e ll . " h«r
Tho thread of a British manufacturer ia left their stork out m a storm, until coy iM.*innaily an oM stager tak.a the hcvk
d t y au«i Saturday at 6 a m
I y u
$ .8 «» r«nt «r ? { • *
a
an i is landed. Satnnl.tv evening the e
against GO to 02 degrees of the week pre­ shown in a case, tlie root of which ia sup­ cred with ire, were oa. h fined $12
»•«th. T «t
»h * tu.-rk vn.l llv »
P-$-*enaer fare. Newb g to Portland o r 9a- three years, $80 to $100 per acre.
h"m e. when*, er wo« «rr K vN t»*-
lein. V) renta.
12. A butcher fade i to properly shel­ wa? on exhibition before the post office
ceeding. The total raiiilall amounted to
■n-r* *rr •--« »•
» in er ftem f i to
Correspondence solicited. Address,
ported by onyx pillars, and this core
■■
Ail > r * * » »how >o « h. w
F r e.ny inform ation t
ter his stork awaiting slaughter, was the biiTkfest salmon cin¿hl this m»a«on
from .30 to .90 of an inch, except in iknig-
K. B Mt I C A II Y.
alone
cost
$11..
tXX).
laa. Joeephine and Jackson counties,
with hook and line. It was caught from
lined $10.
C e. T. WARPLAW.
f K. A r A.
Cor rail'.», ur.
Under the roof of tho Horticultural
ItflAR'OH,
-
ORECCN.
where it wai generally low than 30 of v.n
Id. For non-fcoUi.ig his fowl*, a farm- a boat auchoreJ below the falls an.I fort- 11. U u lle lt A 1
s r O l'c r (l.tu «l. * U iiK
NEWBERG
GRAPHIC.
inch. — - -
The Ghehalem Valley Bank.
ch ops .
Agricultural Implement House.
FARM
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
CARTS,
SPRING
HARNESS,
WAGONS,
Etc., Etc.
FARM
M A C H IN E R Y
We arc Apts for G I A N T G R U B B E R . Call and see ns.
CHRISTENSON BROS.
J, T. H I D , S r a p l i j ' ,
GUMMIMGS a SMITH,
S Builders.
RHEUMATISM
EW
« U T
V
SPRING M ILLIN ER1*
Dr. foofl Bi-Chloride of Hold Institnte.
lyjAIN S TR EET M ARKET,
Beef, Pork & Mutton
EW M ILLINERY STORE.
Poultry Yard
EVERYTHING NEW & SEASONABLE.
Y
*
i
c- c o x .
k EUUHDL
. .
Gash Mea i Market
TO
. .
Home Seekers.
C A S H .
Th? Racket.
U J?
Austin & Stanley.
COME TO MARION.
JOSEPH COOK,