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i NEWBERG GRAPHIC. A lt V K K T IN n » ___ _______________ _ ________________________ __ On» Column.......................... .Twenty Dollar* Half Column Ten Dollar» Professional Cards........ ................. One Dollar VOL. 5. THE PACIFIC COAST. DR. HAROLD CLARK. Dentist, CHURCH. - P E I W H O M. a p t i s t c h u r c h .— s e r v i c e s f i r s t , s e c - on d an d th ird Sun days of the m outh at 11 a . m . and 8:00 p. m . S u n d ay school every Sunday at 10 a . M. 1’rayer m eetin g W ed n esday ev e n in g At 8 o'clock. REV. M ARK NOBLE, pastor. JOHN B RESBYTERIAN C H U R C H .-S IR V IC K S RV- P ery second an d fourth L o rd 's day at 11 a . m . a u d T:30 p . m . Sabbath sch ool every Suuday at 10 A. M. YOUNGER, N e w b e r g , Oregon, - I S PREPARED TO R E P A IR — —I Watches • and • Clocks l — In a workmanlike manner. Satisfaction guar anteed. lu G. M. Bales' shoe shop on First street. Thirty-five years' experit nee. H I RISTIA N CHURCH.—SERVICES EVERY ) second and fourth Suuday at 10 a . m . and 7:30 p. M. SAMUEL HOBSON, d v e n t s t c h u r c h — p r a y e r m e e t i n g every Weduesday evening. Sabbath school every Saturday at 10 a . m ., services following. Photographer, C A Til REE METHODIST.—PR A Y E R MEETING J? every Thursday at 7:30 f. * . Sabbath school every Suuday at 10 a . m . N K W H K K G , OK. e . c h u r c h - s e r v ic e s e v e r y u n d a y . at 11 a . m . aud 7:30 p. M. Sabbath School 10 a . m . hpworth League at 6:30 p . m . 1’isyer M Portrait and Landscape Artist. at meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. 11. N. ROUNDS, Pastor. V O U N G LADIES’ A U X IL IA R Y TO Y M. C. A. X meets every Sunday at 4 p . m . in M. K. Cuurch. Ladies cordially invited to attend. Portraits enlarged to life size and finished in Crayon, India Ink or Water Colors. 8tudio— Upstairs In Hoskins buildiug. W J C. T. IT.—SECOND AND FOURTH WED- nosdays. EAST AND SOUTH -V IA - S O C IE T Y N O T IC E S . OE TH E W —NEWBERG CAMP, No. 113, W , meets every Monday evening. C. T. U.—BUSINESS MEETING THE SEC- W , oud aud fourth Wednesday In each mouth. D. O. F —SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY I • eveulugs in Bank building. ( A. R —SESSIONS HELD FIRST AND THIRD G T. Saturday evening lu each muuth. R. C.— MEETS FIRST AND TH IR D SAT- W , urday alteruoou In each month. The Shasta Route -O F T H E - SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland: FROM JULY 30, 1893 Cl OF V.—MEETS EVERY SATURDAY EVEN- ___ ¡5 . lug. Y •7:00 p O. U. W —MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVKN- ing at 7:30 p. M. in I. O. O. F. Hall. K: •8:30 ♦8:30 ~ O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y . ♦5:00 p. C ity o f N e w b e r g . Mayor........................................G. W. McConnell Recorder........................................ F. II. Howard Marshal............................................... F. C. Mills Treasurer........................................Moses Vetaw Street Commissioner.......................... Enos Ellis Surveyor........................................... Miles Reece Second Ward. .. Third Ward.... P R O F E S S IO N A L »Paul Macy ..... I Jos. Wilson 4Jesse Edwards )S. M. Calkins 4 H. F. I.ashier / M. J. J ones CARD S. ♦7:30 ♦ 4:40 a . p . Salem, Albany, Eug ene, Roseb'g. Giant’s Pass, Medford Ash M land, Sacramento,Og- den, San Francis* o, [ Mojave, Los Angeles, j El Paso,New Orleans, [and East.................. J Roseberg & way stations (V ia Woodburn fort j Mt. Angel, Sil verton, I - ' ¡ I West Scio, Browns ( ! [ ville and Coburg..... J : M. Albany and way stations M. ¡Corvallis & w av stations M.| McMinnville & waysta’s Office in building occupied by the late Dr. Carman, on Main street. ♦ 4:30 P. M. ♦ 10:30 a . ♦5;:5 p. f8:26 a . m . m . m . SLEEPERS S LE E P IN G CARS Through ticket office, 134 First street, where through t ekets to all points in the Eastern .States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at lowest rates from J. B. K IR K L A N D , Ticket Agent. All above trains arrive and depart from Grand Central station, Fifth and I streets. O R E G O N IA N R A IL W A Y D IV IS IO N — AND — P o rtla n d and Y a m h ill R a ilw a y . Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street. ♦7:00 ♦10:15 N e w b e r g , Or# *4:3C Attached to all through trains. a . a . M. M. Office on First street. A ll calls promptly at ♦ 12:15 p. M. tended to day or night. Diseases of womeu and ♦ 1:55 p. M.; children a specialty. ♦5:15 p. M.i ♦6:30 P. M. Physician and Surgeon, BUFFET S E C O N D -C LA S S w. M c C o n n e l l , m . d ., Physician and Surgeon, H. J. LITTLEFIELD, *7:36 D i n i n g C a r s on O g d e n R o u t e . PULLMAN g . N E W IIE R G . O K. ARRIVE. O verland E xpress . 1 M.C. A.—DEVOTIONAL SERVICES EVERY , Suuday at 3 p. a. Young men earnestly requested to atteud. COUNCILMKN. Oswego A way st-.ti’s ; 18:35 p. m ( 11:30 r. M. ♦6:30 48:80 ♦11:25 ♦ 1:80 ♦ 1:16 ♦6:20 ♦7:40 a . a . A. P. P. P. P. M m M M M M M. Oswego, Newberg, "i Dundee, Dayton, La I ♦3:08 P. fayette, Sheridan, [ . Monmouth A A irlie. J ♦4:30 P. M.¡Sheridan A w ay stations ♦9:30 a . m •Dailv. ♦Daily except Sunday. Daily except Saturday and Sunday. (Saturday only. R. KOEHLER. Manager. E. P. ROGERS. Asst. Gen. F. A P. Agt., Port land, Or. *9:40 A. HHWBERG 7 FLOURING v MILLS, NEW BERC, ORECON. J . D. T A R R A N T A S O N , P ro p rie to rs . Having recently equipped our m ill with new and improved ma chinery, we are now prepared to manufacture the best grade of flour by the F U L L R O L L E R PROCESS. Cash paid for wheat. Feed ground Saturdays._____________________ P acific regon . liege Classes, Hormal Course, Book-keeping, fill the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art. Fall term opens Septemlier 20. Excellent opportunity for good work. Board and lodging, $3.0C per week. A ll other expenses very low. I f you want to teach; i f you want to take a business course; ir ,u want to review or take advanced work, we can suit you. Send for catalogue or come and see for yourself. T H u M A S N E W L IN , President. of N ewberg NEW BERG, ORECON. C a p ita l S to c k ..................... JESSE E D W A R D S .................................................. B C. M IL E S ............................................................... B. C. M IL E S ............................................................. 930,000 Présidant Vice-President ........... Cashier D ire c to rs — Jesse Edwards, B. C. Miles. F. A. Morris. J. C. Colcord, t. H. Woodward. Certificates o f deposit issued payable on demand. Exchange bought nd sold. Good notes discounted. Deposits received subject to check t sight, and a general banking business transacted. Collections made n all accessible points in the United States and Canada. Correspondents— Ladd A Tilton, Portland; National Park Ban«, few York. . . . ,, . . , . . . Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at tha bank for mfor- nation concerning the city. C< rreep o n d en ce in v ited . ^ NEWBERG GRAPHIC . GRAPHIC. «1 IB IH R IP T IO .Ì R A T E .« One Year ......... ............................ ....... $] go dix Months .................................... 75 Three Month«. .......................... .......... ¡Q IN D U S T R IA L IT E M S . E\STERN NEW S NO. 46. PORTLAND M ARKET. la r a r i- Addreaa. G r a p h i c . Newberg. Oregon. AGRICULTURAL. W h e a t — Valley, 96(397,1*0; W a lls took aliout 480,000 baskets of peaches Walla, 86(387'»e per cental. tliis season. Negro Scab Miner Shoots a Hydrophobia Raging Among Poultry-Raising as a Money« The Aztecs filled quills with gold dust, PROVISIONS. sealed them and passed them from hand Boy in Kansas. Coyotes in Arizona. Making Investment. E astern S moked M eats and L ard — to hand as coin. Hams, medium, uncovered, 14'8(<tl5lsc New York claims the distinction of tier pound; covered, 14 ' j (3 15'sc ; break being the only State that produces both fast bacon, uncovered, lti>4(3 17 ‘ae ; cov T H E V I R G I N I A P E A N U T C R O P - ered, 16'a (317c; short clear sides, 154 H O W T O H A V E C L E A N C O W S . T H E N IC IC E L M I N E S IN O R E G O N . rock and brine salt. A paper has been invented in Germany (310c; drv salt sides, 14(itl4*ac; lard, from which ink writing may be erased compound, in tins, 10'4c per pound; with a moist sponge. pure, in tins, 13(3 14'4c; Oregon lard, 11)* The aniline dyes were invented in 1826, Precocious P u p ils P a c k in g P is to ls — (3 1 2 V . A n A riz o n a P ro b a te Ju dge D epo sed C o w s M u st H a v e P le n ty o f G o o d and now over $7,000,000 wortli are annu fo r F o r g e ry and E m b ez z le B a r t h o ld i's M agnificen t S t a t BAOS AND BAGGING. W a t e r in O rd e r to P rodu ce ally used in tiie United States. m ent— C h ris E v a n s . u a r y G ro u p — F irebu gs. Burlaps, 8-ounee, 40-inch, net cash, Female tramps are disposed to claim G o o d B u tter, Etc. 6 a -; burlaps, 101*-ounce, 40-inch, net their share of a business which liaa here cash, Ob.c; burlaps, 111*-ounce, 46-inch, tofore lieen monopolized by men. 7**c; burlaps, 16-ounce, 66-inch, U c ; The largest gold coin in circulation is Spokane and Portland are now con the “ lo o f” of Anam, which weighs as Tiie harvest of the Florida orange crop burlaps, 19-ounce, 76-inch, 14c; wheat There is more profit in five g o o d th in nected by telephone. bags, Calcutta, 22x36, spot, 8c; 2-bushel has commenced. much as ¡525 United States dollars. in fifteen inferior cows. oat bags, 71, c ; No. 1 selected second Tacoma will shin aliout seventy car A dispatch from Fall River says that Pennsylvania rank- fir-t in tiie cigar Don’t get a general-purpose cow for a hand hags, 7e; Calcutta hop cloth, 24- goes or 7,000,000 bushels of wheat this output of the country. New York, Ohio all flic mills are running. special-purpose use, or vice versa. ounce, 10c. year. Horses and cattle arc dying of droutli and Florida follow in the order named. Do not lie in too hig a hurry to store Two men, A. W . Rosa and Mr. W ill Tiie largest gold nugget ever known in various parts of Texas. the corn. Let it be well cured before BOPS, WOOL AND HIDES. iams, are reported lost on the Colorado was the “ Sarah Sands, Tiie Indians are costing the govern found in Aus cribbing. Hops— ’92s, 10(310c per pound, accord desert. tralia. It weighed 233 pounds 4 ounces ment aliout $7,000,000 ]ier year. W hen trimming shrubs and bushes ing to quality; new crop, '93s, 11c for Chris Evans is complaining of pain in troy. Mob law was strongly condemned by cut out tiie old wood ; leave the new for inferior to 17lae for choice. his sightless eve. The ball that entered Reports of increase of street railroad the Knoxville (Tenn.) Presbytery. next season's bloom and fruitage. W ool — Price* nominal. there is still in hig head. earnings where electricity has superseded James A. Garfield is to have a monu First-class butter sells for a good price H ides — Dry selected prime, 5c; green, Secretary Herbert lias ordered hard mule power in large cities average 90 per ment in Eairmount Park, Philadephia. salted, 60 pounds and over, 3 'ac; under almost universally. It is only ttie infe sandstone or granite to ire used in the cent. Congressman de Armond proposes a 60 pounds, 2(3 3c; sheep |ielts, shearlings, rior grades which bring low prices. construction of t lie Port Orchard dock More than 10,000 tons of salmon were tax on ail incomes in excess of $10,000. 10(316c; medium, 20«f36e; long wool, Pharaoh’s lean kine ate up the good instead of Tenino sandstone. packed by the canneries on the Frazer The report of the Utah Commission ¡50( ií 60 c ; tallow, good to choice, 3(33S|C ones. The same thing, so far as profits E. W . French, Probate Judge of Y av river, B. C., this season. It took nearly per pound. savs that polygamous marriages are a go, is repeated often on many a farm. apai county, A. T., charged with forgery 30,000,000 cans. tiling of tiie past. Feed liberally, for it is only from what and embezzlement, lias been deposed rLOUR, FEED, ETC. Among tiie curious products of the is received above the amount required Over one-fifth of the whole number of and J. F. Wilson appointed to succeed State of Maine are wooden bottles. These F loor — Standard, *3.00; W a lla W alla, for maintenance that animals give re people in tiie United States have visited him. are made not for liquids, hut for pills, the W o rld’s Fair. $¡5.90; graham, $2.51); superfine, $2.26 turns. A submarine cable of 500 volts was powders and tablets. per barrel. Georgia negroes will form an associa Now that the strawstaek has settled, laid between San Diego and Coronado tire O ats — New white, 36836c per bushel; | Cuba lias 192 coffee plantations, 700 other day. It is to supply the force to sugar plantations, 4,500 tobacco estates, tion to prevent lynehings and other out new gray, 323dj3c; rolled, in hags, $6.26 a dav mav be well used in fixing it up for the fall rains. Does yours need at run a new electric road at the latter 3,200 cattle farms and 1,700 small farms rages upon tiie race. (<£6.50; barrels, $6.75(37.00; eases, $3.75. | tention? Secretary Lamont has appointed a place. MiLLSTorrs — Bran, $16.00; shorts, devoted to various products. board to appraise Fort Bliss in Texas, $18.00; ground barley, $22(323; chop A light mulch of new-mown grass will A 200-foot tunnel has just been com The silver product of the United States witli a view to its sale. feed, $18 per ton; whole feed, barley, 80 help the bed of animals by keeping tho pleted at the Sultana mine in Grant is about 81.. per cent of our total min county, and a contract is soon to be let eral production, which according to the Ex-President Harrison is said to have (385c per cental; middlings, $23(328 ground moist and cool during the hot, for one 000 feet long. Exposures are census was in 1880 $587,230,662. received $1,660 for a recent magazine ar per ton; chicken wheat, $1.10(41.25 per dry spell. satisfactory. ticle on the W o rld ’s Fair. If you have cultivated your crop ttie cental. Commander Ludlow of the Mohican, H a y — Good, $10(312 per ton. past season simply to keep tiie weeds The coyotes in the Verde river section which lias been patrolling Behring Sea More than 4,000,000 words have been down, you have not done tiie best by in Arizona are affected with hydrophobia all summer, estimates the product of pe used in Congressional debate since tiie DAIRY PRODDC*. your farm. to such an extent that it is dangerous to lagic sealing this year at 60,000 skins. silver repeal question came up. travel through that country and especi Several pupils in Philadelphia, rang B uttrr — Oregon fancy creamery, 27% I If ttie cocks have not already been re Ttie stoppage of silver mining will re moved from the ttixiks, do so at once, ally to camp at night. duce our annual supply of gold by one- ing from 9 to 12 years old, have lieen ar (380c; fancy dairy, 22la (i£25c; fair to Tiie number of eggs produced is not af Steps are about to he taken toward tlie third. Just atniiit ¡53 per cent of the rested for carrying revolvers to school. good, 17' a (it20c; common, 15(310c per fected by them. construction of a fish ladder at the falls yearly yield of gold is taken out of silver More than one-half of tl.e Cherokee pound. O hkkhe — O regon, 10(312 V ; Califor Keep a dust bath within reach of tho of ttie Willamette at Oregon City, for mines. Strip boomers have already left their which the last Oregon Legislature made nia, 13(314c; Young America, 16(3100 per fowls constantly. They enjoy wallowing, A telegraphic printing instrument, re claims and gone back to theirold homes. pound. an appropriation of $10,000. ami it helps to keep them healthful ami V irginia comes up smiling with the cently perfected, threatens not only to free from vermin. E ggs — 25c per dozen. A London company is said to have supersede tiie telephone as at present largest peanut crop for years. Norfolk P oultry — C hickens, old, $3.00(3)3.50; bought the nickel mines in Oregon, /t employed, hut to revolutionize telegra reports 600,000 bushels more than last In selling dairy product* the m inimum broilers, $1.50(33.00; ducks, $3.00(34.00; quantity of fertilizing elements leave is believed the company will erect a phy in general. year. geese, $8.00(39.00 per dozen; turkeys, tho farm. Dairymen usually build up plant to manufacture armor for battle The Missouri State Board of Railroad live, 14c per pound. Counting tiie bearing and non-boaring ships and for other purposes. the fertility of their land. orange trees in Florida, there are esti Commissioners and the express compa The Farmers’ Insurance Company at mated to he 10,000,000 trees. California nies are preparing a new schedule of Tho concensus of opinion favors hav LIVE AND DREBSRD MEAT. Spokane lias lieen so managed that the is credited with having 6,000,000 trees rates. ing cows dry for a few weeks before calv stockholders have been deceived, and a and Arizona about 1,000,000. B eef — Prime steers. $2.50(32.75; fair ing, although some dairymen insist that Railroad trains will shortly he lit hv receiver lias been appointed. The com to good steers, $2.00(32.60; good to choice continuous milking is best. electricity. Tiie New York Central rail One tow boat on the Mississippi in a pany has out $218,000 worth of policies, cows, $1.50(32.00; dressed neef, $3.50(3 Two tilings never learned by ttie blun good stage of water can take from St. road is probably the first to use that 6.00 per 100 pounds. with assets of 15,000. der-head huttermaker are when the Louis to New Orleans a tow'carrying system. M u t t o n — Choice mutton, $2.00(32.50; A report conies from Los Angeles coun 10.000 tons o( grain, a quantity that cream is just ripe enough and when the Representative Cooper of Texas hai dressed, $4.00(36.50; lamtis, $2.00(32.50; ty, Cal., that a grove of bananas in the would require fifty trains of ten cars introduced resolutions in tiie House re» dressed, $6.00; live weight, $2.00(32.50. butter is worked just enough. Cahuenga foothills will produce this sea each. ferring tiie question of silver to a vote GOOD WATER FOR TIIE COWS. H ogs — Choice heavy, $6.00(36.50; me son 250 hum-lies of good, merchantable , dium, f4.50'35.00; light and feeders, The whaling industry has fallen off so> of the people. fruit, and will yield, it is said, * hand Mt is almost a sterehtyped ptirase to numb as to pfay but a small partqn the* Immigration into Canada has prove, $4.50(35.00; dressed, $7.00. some protit to the owner. recommend good water for cows, says worst's commerce. Ttie latest figures a failure the past year, a decrease of 25 , V e a l — $4.00(36.00. the New York Tribune, and if “ line A bank in Arizona, which closed a obtainable show the production to aver per cent compared with the previous ! upon line and precept upon precept ” short time ago, issued ttie following no age between 15,000 and 20,000 tuns of MISCELLANEOUS. year being shown. enforces great truths, there ought to tie tice: “ This bank lias not busted; it 252 gallons each per year. Kansas farmers have been taken in by | T in — I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qual very little need of sermons upon this owes the people £50,000; the people owe F. P. Loomis, formerly United States swindlers, who sell a compound alleged j ity, $8.50(39.00 per b o x ; for crosses, $2 subject, but the other dav in a forty- it $55,000; it is the people who are bust Consul at St. Etienne, says that from an to double the amount of butter from a extra per tsix; 1. 0. coke plates, 14x20, mile drive across the country, ttie heart ed ; when they pay we’ll pay.” investigation lie made he finds tliat about prime quality, $7.60(38.00 per box ; terne of the great dairy section of Ohio, it waa given amount of cream. The Roard of Public W orks at Tacoma 95.000 Americans of the better class visit surprising how many dairies thisdrouth- plate, I. C., prime quality, $6.50(37.00. A Kentucky Congressman wants the has discovered a shortage of 6,600,000 Europe every year, and that they spend N ails — Base quotations; Iron, $2.25; ■tricken section was compelling to drink government to pay rent for tiie school- gallons of water daily in the water com about $100,000,000. out of stagnant pools and dugouts, tiie houses and churches used as hospitals steel, $2.35; wire, $2.50 per keg. pany’s guaranteed supply, which was K tkki . — Per pound, I0'*c. water of which was, with its pollutions FraHtus W im an is reported as saying by the armies during tiie war. purchased recently by the city, together of mud and the offal of tho rattle them L ead — Per pound, 4 V i bar, 6'ac. with ttie electric-light plant, for $1,750,-, in a late address that there are $455,000,- Tiie canal between Georgia Bay and N a val S tork ».—( )akiiin, $4.50(36.00 per selves, thick and horribly filthy. This 000 in tiie fortv-one savings banks of Lake Ontario, wtiieti will shorten the 000. hale; resin, $4.80(35.00 per 480 pounds; need not be so, and the fault is all with New York and Brooklyn, held by more From authentic reports received at than 1,000,000 depositors, and the capi Chicago route to the seaboard by over tar, Stockholm, $13; Carolina, $9 per bar the man who owns the farm, and not Poi Hand by persons in a [losition to know ta! of all the national hanks in the coun 1,000 miles, is nearing completion. rel ; pitch, $6 per barrel; turpentine, 66c either in the withholdings of Providence In Maryland the finest varieties ot per gallon in ear lots. it is believed that there tias been a re try is only $700,000,000. or natural defects in tiie living water of peaches are selling in tiie orchards at 25 cent and sudden uprising among the na I ron — Bar, 2 V per pound; pig-iron, the farm itself. Ill these days of cheap rents a bushel. Prices are so low that it $23(325 per toil. tives of Alaska. Many persons were aerometers and cheaper pum ps every P E R S O N A L M E N T IO N . does not pay to ship them to market. killed, among them being several mis man has a spring on iiis tarin and an sionaries sent out by the American CANNED GOODS. The Chicago grand jury has found in abundance of water at command, and Mrs. Blount, the ex-Minister’s wife, Board. dictments against twelve men, who are C anned G oods — Table fruits, assorted, no excuse exists for rows drinking filthy says that some of tiie native women she charged with arson. They were com According to ttie report of Receiver met in Honolulu were as cultivated and $1.75(32.00; peaches, $1.85(32.00; Bart water. In the dairy districts bad water bined to insure houses and then hum lett (tears, $1.75(32.00; plums, $1.37)£(3 means more than its injury to the cattle, H adley the Oregon Pacilic is running refined as any women she ever saw. them. behind. H e reports: June, earnings, 1.50; straw lierries, $2.25(32.46; elierries, for it lias its deleterious effect upon tiie Five Irish Peers take their titles from A whistle that will make itself heard $2.25(32.40; blacklierries, $21,833.16; expenses, $26,617.41; loss, $1.85(32.00; butter and cheese, for milk being 87 places that are not to tie found on the for twenty-five miles has just lieen fin raspberries, $2.40; pineapples, $2.26(3 parts water, ami this serum must h a v e s ¡5,764.21. July, earnings, $16,040.31; ex map of Ireland. These are the Duke of ished by John Bowman, and it will adorn 2.80; apricots, $1,66(32.00. penses, $23,581.67; loss. $6.641.36. A u Pie fruits, water origin, it is Been tliat it is very gust, earnings, $16.367.61; expenses, Atierdecn, the Karl of Sheffield, the Karl the car shops at Third and Berks street, assorted, $1.20; peaches, $1.25; plums, probable tliat bad water will give as bad of Darnley, Viscount Bangor and Vis Philadelphia. $10,2:58.61; loss, $3,870.90. $1.(81(31.20; blacklierries, $1.26(31.40 per influence to the m ilk ; for while with count Hawarden. Pie fruits, gallons, assorted, gtssl food and water it is quite a difficult The indebtedness per head in Colorado dozen. The Linn Conntv Board of Equaliza A brother of the King of Siam, with $3.15(33.50; peaches, $3.50(34.00; apri thing to intluence the natural flavors of tion lias assessed the Southern Pacific at a numerous suite, is expected to arrive is $20*5. Even Kansas, which has always cots, $3.60(34.00; plums, $2.75(33.00; dairy produce, yet with improper food $4.000 per mile on the road and $657 on in Italy shortly. After visiting Naples lieen an insatiate borrower, lias only blackberries,$4.25(34.50; tomatoes.$1.10. and drink it is one of the easiest tilings rolling stock on the main line. The O r and Rome the Siamese Prince will pro succeeded in running up a mortgage delit M eath — Cornell beef, Is, $1.50; 2s, to feed a “ stink ” or objectionable flavor ol $170 per head. egonian and Lebanon branch was placed ceed to Monz, where he will be received $2.40; chipped, $2.56(33.00; lunch into what would otherwise tie a table A Rochester man lias devised a plan at $¡5,000 on the roadbed, and the by King Humbert. tongue. Is, $4; 2s, $44.75; deviled ham, luxury— butter and cheese. Good, pure by which a trolley street rar can i>e Oregon Pacific will lie alsmt $4,300 on water is as certainly demanded as much $1.76(32.15 per dozen. W illiam F. Weeks, the New York law stopped almost instantaneously, or with roadbed and rolling stock. K ish — Sardines, V , 75e(a$2.25; %n, as good food, and tiie present drouth yer who embezzled millions of his cli in a space of three feet, while the car is $2.16(34.50; Misters, $2.30(33.50; sal ought to be full of heeded lessons in It is said at Roaeburg that the Coos ents’ money, and who is now a fugitive going at full sped). mon, tin 1-lb tails, $1.25(3$1.50; Mats, these very particulars. Bay Railroad Company has receded from from justice located in Costa Rica, was Bartholdi’s magnificent statuary group $1.76; 2-lbs, $2.26(32.50; X -harrel, $5.50. its demands for a subsidy of $75,000 from PAYS TIIE FARMER. one of tiie original owners of tiie town- which is at present on exhibition at the ttie Roseburg people to $50,000. The site of Everett, Wash. He is still inter W o rld ’s Fair will lie kept at Chicago. The Homestead thinks farmers will VEGETARLES ANO FRUITS. sum siibscrilied up to the present time ested in a great deal of property in that Tiie work is of bronze, and is composed not allow the poultry to tie slighted, as is only $28,000, but it is exported that V e g e t a r l e s — Cabbage, lc per pound; they realize more fully what can fie made vicinity. of heroic figures of Washington and I.a- the $22,000 deficit will soon he made up, potatoes, Oregon, 76c ner sack ; new on out of it, and recalls the instance of a Mrs. R. R. Phillips, a respected resi fayette. and that tiie line will then run direct to The silver-mine owers at Aspen, Col., ions, 1 14 'c per pound; tomatoes, 35(3 small farmer who became converted to dent of Salem, Mass., lias just recovered Roseburg. 40c per I kix ; green corn, 15c per dozen; poultry farming by an experiment. from an eighteen months’ sickness, dur have proposed a sliding scale of wages sweet potatoes, H ^c per pound; egg W ishing to adopt only those branches of The Southern Pacific Company ran a ing which time she was given up for to the men, but ttie latter are not dis free excursion train ont of Sacramento dead twice. She makes the startling posed to accept it, and work will not lie plant, $1.00 per I k ie ; new California cel farming that pay him tin* Isist, lie kept ery, 90c per dozen ; Oregon, 36(350r. the other afternoon, bound for Reno, a ledger account of all his crops— vege claim that she died and came to life resumed until the p r ic e d silver justifies F ruits —Sicily lemons, $6.00«i 6 50 per tables, grain, hogs, cows, poultry. He Nev. Between ¡500 and 400 Indians, who again. Mrs. Phillips also alleges to have the old wages. lx>x; California new erop, $5.00i35¡50 kept this up three years, and then set went there to pick hops, were provided Ttie New York W orld boasts of having got a glimpse of heaven. |>er I hix ; bananas, $1.60(33.00 per bunch ; tled down to |sinltry as the Is^st crop. with accommodations and sent to their given away in charity on a recent Sun Belva Lick wood confesses to 63 years day morning a pile of bread “ 20 feet oranges, market hare; Oregon, peaches, Ilis farm pavs Isritcr to-dav on ten acres homes in the Sagebrush State. They went in freight ears, and pulled out for of experience in this wicked world. She long, 6 feet nigh and 6 feet wide,” and 85c per bo x; California, ----- - per box; than any 100 in the neighborhood, lie was born in New York, taught school at “ did not have enough to give eaeli hun fall nutter pears, 65(380c per box, l(3 1 !a c states the situation in this w av: “ II I the mountains cheering. per pound; watermelons, 75c(3$1.60 per put much time and expense in the grow 14 and was married at 18. H er youthful gry man a loaf.” A letter received at Kaslo, B. C., dis dozen; nutmeg melons, $1.50 per hoc; ing of vegetables and a drv or unfavorable characteristics according to her own ac closes the fact that a young fellow who A bill appropriating $3,447,945 for tiie Casawvas, $2.00(32.50; grapes, 50(390c year should present itself, so that the knowledgment Included a fondness for ran a restaurant in that town, and who walking on top of rail fences, a fearless payment of r.amages sustained by citi per I hix ; Italian prunes, 60(380: per box ; crop becomes a failure, I ain at a tiig died lately from fever and dysentery, ness of snakes and an inability to keep zens of Pennsylvania from Union and apples, Baldwin, King and Gravenstein. loss; hilt with poultry I am safe— that was the son of an Irish Earl. The vonng | Confederate troops during the late war 85 c (3$1.00 per bo x; W axen, 75 «90c. her face clean. is, I always have some income, both man, who was always very reticent aismt was reported favorably in the House by summer and winter. No matter how Alexander Herbert Bailey, the lost the Committee on W a r Claims. his people, was a genera! favorite. Ilis STAPLE GROCERIES. hard the times are, people do need eggs, name was Charles Reginald Weatherlv, Englishman for whom search lias been Sensational newspaper writers are at D bieii F ruits — Petite prunes, lO ia ilc ; and chicken meat is cheaper in many and his mother is Lady Louisa of the in progress for several vears past bv the tributing to New York bankers and to localities tiian pork and tieef. I can al- solicitor of an estate in England, of the United States Treasury officials silver, Il(3 l2 c; Italian, 13^0; German, same name. 10*311c; plums, 8*39e; eva|>orated ap-1 wavs Ond a market for mv produce, and, Frank Shay, a Southern Pacific Com which Bailev is the heir, has been dis threats to “ turn the screws ” and bring pies, 10*3lie ; evaporated apricots, 143 unlike most crops, it is alw ars in a con pany attorney and for many years Sena covered at fast. He has recently been on another financial convulsion if the 16c; pearlies, 10(«12l4c; pears, 7 (3 llc dition to be marketed. W hile the work peddling hooka for a Chicago publishing tor Stanford’s private secretary, is con Senate does not soon pass the repeal per pound. at times becomes tedious, it is not neces house and posing as a spiritualistic me sidered to know better than anyone else hill. H oney —Choice comb, 18c per pound; sarily laborious.” dium for recreation through Washington the value of the great estate left by During the month of October ttie State new Oregon, 16((f20c; extract, 9*310c. A SIMPLE DEVICE. Stanford. He says $56,000.000 would tie county, Pa. of North Dakota will offer for sale nearly S a l t — Liverpool, 100s, $16.00; 60s, a conservative estimate of the value of A correspondent of the Country Gen 100,000 acres of the c h o ic est lands, all $16.60; stock, $8.60*39.60. Mr. Balfour, who will, it is thought, the property. The assessed value of real lsi Premier of England some day if located in the famous Rod River Valley. tleman gives a device he uses to keep hi* C offee — Costa Kira, 23c; Rio, 22c; estate owned by the late Senator is tiis health laris, is al«o thought to be the State owns 3,500,000 acres, being a part Salvador, 23c; Mocha, 20,a itf28c; Ar- cows from getting soiled while in the 230.000, anil the market value probably most interesting bachelor in England. of the grant of land donated tiy Con stable. The plan is simple, and places hurkle’s, Columbia and Lion, 100-pound no restrictions on the animal. He savs: $ 12 , 000 , 000 . He i« ban home, his face being uncom gress. cases, 25.30c per pound. “ A device I am using answers the pur Oklahoma bail a population in 1890 Mayor Mason of Portland has «elected monly relin -I and clever in expression ; B eans — Small whites, 3<¡|S<¿c; pinks, pose. It is simply a board, whirh may Miss Eugenia Shelby to touch ttie but and for a statesman tie is young, his larger than Wyoming when admitted as 3’4c ; liayos, 3(38*^c; butter, 4c; lima, he padded to keep from rnhl ing the hair ton which will launch the battle ship years counting 45. He is a nephew of a State, and with the increase since and 3'.,c per pound. Ri c a— Island, $6. 75*36.00; J a p a n ,------ ; off, placed across the stall, just high Oregon. Miss Shelby is the sixteen- tiie Marquis of Salisbury, and an unmar the sudden addition of fnlly 60,000 more enough not to touch the animal when year-old daughter of Eugene Shelby, a ried sister presides over his household. on the opening of the Cherokee Strip it New Orleans, $5.60*36.26 per cental. standing at ease. W hen she wishes to must have now a population of over S yrup — Eastern, in barrels, 40*356c; Common Councilman of Portland and Victor fh-rtiert, the composer and vio void excrement she must arch her hack. in half-barrels, 42*357c; in rases, 35(3 agent at that point for W ells-Fargo E x- loncellist, is the new leader of Gilm ore's 130,000. A partv of negro miners passing 80c per gallon ; $2.25 per keg; California, | The position of the hoard prevents her; tircss. The I iregon will tie christened I hind. People are wondering what so so she steps hark to get into the position nr Miss Daisv Ainsworth, a native of | fine a musician as Herbert will do in through Chienpe, Kan., from a visit to in barrels, 20*340c per gallon; $1.75 per nature reqnires, and the excrement falls Oregon and the daughter of one of the j such a position, to which the members W ier were called “ scabs” by a lot of keg. In the gutter or offset, far enongh away S ugar — D .S hjc; Golden C, 5 )ic ; extra 1 pioneers of that State. Miss Ainsworth | of ttie tmnd have elected him, with Mrs. boys, and stones were thrown at them, to permit her lying down in the clean is now a resident of Oakland, Cal. Miss 1 • H m ore’s hearty approval. Mr. Reeves, when one of the negroes Ored his pistol C, H7, c ; confectioners’ A, 6 **c ; dry gran- j stall. The hoard most he placed at dif Shelby is a granddaughter of General who has been leader sinee shortly after at the hoys, wounding one. Much ex ulated, « H e ; cube, crushed and pow ferent heights and lengths to suit the Lane, who was appointed Governor o f ' P. 8. Gilm ore’s death, will return to citement resulted, and the negroes were dered, 7'^c per pound; H e per pound sire of the animal. A little notice of the the Territory of Oregon by President Providence and re-nme the control of taken to Pittsburg, Kan., to avoid disrount on all grades for prompt cash; actions of each will giys ons th* exact trouhla. maple sugar, 15016e per pound. Tyler in 184». the hand whirh so long bore his nama. place to pat U .” C ollege , N ew berg , O B ank i ____ NEWBERG, Y A M H ILL CO., OREGON, FRID AY, OCTOBER 13, 1893. Dentist, First Ward...... t ________ • i b M r l p t l e i P r i e « P a y a b le a b ly In A d v a n c e . T7ÌKIEN l > 8’ rH L ’ RCH.—SERVICES E\ER\ l 1 Sunday at 11 a . m . and » p . m . and Thursday at 10 a . m Sabbath school every Suuday *t 9:45 N E W ItEItU, O K. a . m . Monthly meeting at 2 r. h . the first Sat urday in each uiouth. Quarterly meet in* the Gold Ailing a specialty. Gas or v ita 'lied air second Saturday and Sunday in February, May, given in extracting teeth. All work wa ranted. August aud November. Office—Near postoffice, on First street. a . t . at C H U R C H N O T IC E S. first a n d th ird S u n d ay at 10 ____ _ ------------- - t Advertising Bills Collected Monthly* t itVAMGKLN kh .re— NE WBEJ K 4 TKN: H e a d l n * N o t i c e » w i l l be In s e r t e d th e r a t e o f T e n r e a t a p e r l.ln e . „
