Newberg graphic., January 12, 1894, Image 2

T H E N F I . F V% C M F I F I N G 1 1 I I K K Y .
tii r.; was a striking similarity ill tho
grandma. " I should hope it was lira
spoi'uio.oiH shown as far u.r they went.
The f.iHowii.-g story wax written by Mi ter « tine one you saw beiure you came ill the
The fruits mown from both states were Elm .rt utnrii us, vm of Samuel SJ n .. in £ i.1. re- house alter ns.”
W .
IF . H E A C O O K ,
•i.l.i.X le.r.h ..ft wn The te;.('r.er .»1 the tlrx
. n largo and fine, beautifully colored grammar grade tu li.e pilliUe -lil'i.i' oCV-ro.l it
"O ne turkey is enough t j hang itself .n
sin
ill
rew
ir-1
in
the
pupil
wll
,
would
i
umpus.-
a.id free from insect la sts and other bleiu- thu be«l Ci.r.-txis« story, act tiie j.rz.- wit- one day,” remarked Bessie.
Many >.f the «: -rte w re
, i.i!i • -. and if both states had been able h - ur-leii ax a
" I t ’s the same as I chose for Christ­
Turnintfs, Shingles, Lath, Pickets, Lim e, Sand, Gla^s, Nails and all kinds of B H id in ' Mate
wrlttt'. vtr, creditably hut all usr.-fi thui
' to t-o ,.v the samo immlier and vatiety of Principal IlisMu's JuUaneM wax correct lu inas.”
rial and Builders' Hardware.
K ew b o rs, O regon
apple-, with the s.i ntr arrangement and ilechliuK that Kbue.-s waa Pert.
"O h ! you s illy !” Or course it was Jim
bivo tulles from Salem, on the green w ho spoke, But, as grandma tried to ex­
T il* check rein is receiving a great deal care, an i it had L n a competitive ex-
mossy banks of the pure rippling waters plain tire probable cause of t!.o accident,
of attention of lute years from those w ho 1 tiir.it it is an open question as to which
I of tbs Willamette river, stood a humble Minnie said, “ he nor any other turkey
are disposed to concede that even a horse would have carried off the h mors.
The arrangement of the Oregen display ] little cottage which was known in an irad never hung there ljffore.”
has some rights that man ought to re­
early day as .Squire Brown's donation
Papa Jones cut off the turkey’s head
spect. Mr. Fleming, veterinary surgeon w.ts unexcelled, if equaled, and tho care
N E W B E R G , O ZEE I E C 3 -O U S T .
! claim, but now it is occupied by Deacon ’ and mamma declared that “ they should
j
and
cleanliness
of
it
at
all
times
made
it
of ttie royal engineers, London says:
[
Jones,
his
hospitable
wife,
his
mother,
have their roast turkey after all.”
" I think nothing can bo more absurd the subject of commendation, and it is
Mr. Jones mado up iris mind that he
than rlicekreins. They are against rea­ j safe to say that no exhibit attracted as ! and four children, Bessie, Jimmie, Min­
nie
and
little
Frank.
son altogether. They place the animal , much attention m tho horticultural de­
would never again depend upon a turkey
in a false position. Tho horse stand-,
Mr. and Mrs. Jones had raised tlorteen - to help him keep his promise.
DIRECTORS:
partment an I was os highly commended
with a elteckrein exactly as a man would
fine little turkeys this year.
Farmer
o. \v. M c C o n n e l l ,
g . c . c h r is t e n k o n ,
w . k . a lle n
stand w ith a stick under Ids arms, behind us that State of Oregon, Washington
Jones trad promised his children a Christ­
G. W. MITCHELL,
A. R. MILLS.
Washingtonians who talk so much
his hack, when told to write. It is ex­ again being a close second.
mas turkey. Tiro first of December came about hard timeB ought to be put through
tremely cruel also. I have no doubt if
Neither of them showed as large a va­
A m p le Facilities A fford ed for the Transaction o f a General B anking Business
tlie public could only realize the fact that
and tho thirteen turkeys were being high­ the pioneer paces for a short time, says
riety as soma of tho older fctate3 but
it throw* uway a largo portion of the
G. W . M itch e ll , Pres.
A. R. M ills , Vice Pres.
M oses V otaw . Cashier.
ly fed for Christmas market. Bessie, the tire Spokane Review Forty or fifty years
horse’s power altogether and is very cruel judged by the scale of points, by which
eldest child, was attending the Pacific ago money was a curiosity among tire
besides this rein would he discontinued. they were judged, they did not suffer by
It is not only the head that suffers, hut comparison.
In other states, where a College. Bessie was admired by lier white settlers of the Pacific Northwest.
from his head to his tail, from his shoul­ largo number of varieties were entered for schoolmates. Mho diligently devoted her Joe Meek, Oregon’s first delegate to con­
der to his hoof and over Ids whole body
examination, many were included of in­ time to her studies, and aspired to the gress, went to the national capital on a
ho suffers more or less.”
highest honors of her class. Bessie had cayuse, and hustled on the way for pro­
ferior quality, imperfect form, infected by
been looking forward to vacation week, visions, Money he had none, but faith
insect
pests
and
with
other
blemishes
i L ivery, Feed & Sale Stable.
Oi a friend Dr. W ill Clark, who was
which was now at hand, that she might incalculable. Many of the first families
hero a short time ago, in writing to his which ran tho percentage of collection be-
spend
her
holidays
at
home.
She
ha
1
home paper, the Ontario (Cal.) Recaní, ■ lo;v tiro point where an award could bo been calculating on taking the cars as it subsisted for weeks on boiled wheat
compares us with Californians in tho fol­ given. It was agreed among the judges was customary for travelers to do, but on straight, with now and then variety in
HANSON & W ORDEN,
the way of venison and salmon. Yet
that the maximum of points should he
lowing language: .
taking
counsel
with
a
distinguished
gen­
Californians and Oregonians nro a’lnoot lo t, and the minimum 8 ), and anything tleman she cdnclnded to take the coach. many of these pioneers grew prosperous
We are prepnred to furnish Good aud Stylish Kits, with or without drivers. Fair treatmen
as different as the people on opposite below that could not receive an award, It was a btissfql day to Bessie w hen, she and rich through the»* own unaided cuarantccd by 11s and the same expected o f our customers. Tourist arid Transient custom so
sides of “ Mason & D ixon’s line.” I do and I am happy to state that at no time bade her schoolmates adieu and turned efforts. They had the Vhrift and energy, llcited. Prices reasonable.
and these applied to the natural resources
not refer to the moss or tho web of tin from May 1 until October 3 ) did Oregon her face toward home. Her handker­
Sheridan Street, near Main.
NEW BERC, ORECCN.
of the country brought wealth and com­
foot. Oregonians are more contented and come near tho danger line.
chief was seen waving from the coach as fort.
The principal point of superiorly winch
less ambitious, more hospitablo and less
they turned tiro corner at Meridian and
grasping. They are proud of their state tiro Pacific Northwest states havo over tire First street. Sho noted the many fine
Eastern,
Western
and
Souther
states
was
F R O M O F It F .X C IIA N G E S .
but do not boast of it like a Californian
buildings under course of erection she
or Chicagoan. They do not boast about tiro comparative freedom from insect could not help but admire the beautiful
Dayton Herald.
their weather as Californians do; they pests, and it was this condition that at­ city as sire passed down First street. On
Geo. Bolt, a well known hop grower of
tracted
widespread
attention
from
visitors
can’ t. More again a difference is notice­
turning to the left on Alain streot, she I’ike townsliip, near North Yam hill, dur­
able. The least unpleasantness of weal ti­ from tiio (>est infected states. Within tho was lost in admiration over the beautiful ing the holidays, bought a five gallon can
past
twenty
years
posts
of
various
kinds
er starts the Californian to grumbling like
lawns and the lovely house plants which of alcohol, for tire purpose of having a jol­
a spoiled child that he is, and ha says it is have increased to such an extent that the decorated the windows.
Every thing lification. He indulged so freely of the
“ unusual.” Tho last ton days I spent in orchards havo become valueless nnd tire went to prove to Besse’3 mind along with alcohol that in a few days (Sunday) he
at
temps
to
destroy
tiro
pests
have
become
Oregon were most beautiful—like Cali­
many friends stnl associations, tirat New- died from the effects of excessive indul­
fornia at, Us best. Oregonians seemed to al nu-it hopeless.
berg was noted for its schools, morality gence in the drink. His remains were
Without tho immediate enactment of
enjoy it, hut said it was very unusual,
and its Christian influence. Not even a interred on Tuesday.
slrlngent
laws,
rigidly
enforced,
our
fruit
and didn’ t seem to care how soon it was
R. Vincent, of Middleton, who is in the
saloon, or billiard hall to molest her
over with. One man suit! to me that industry, which not only amounts to mil­ peaceful quietude. She crossed the C’ lie- lumber business at that place, and who
rainy weather seemed to agree with Ore lions of dollars annually but Is necessary ha'etn creek and noted its rippling waters was on his return from a trip up the val­
goiiians; tho moss seems to grow better, to health and happiness as a food product, as they sparkle-i in tiro snn-hino. She ley to Polk county, stopped over night at
they say, and I suplióse tho w- 1> knopn in will ho entirely destroyed.
passed on to more open and broader fields, Dayton on Tuesday. Hu has been ap­
I am not an alarmist but tiro prejudice
better condition. Like ducks they enjoy
covered with beautiful green wheat and pointed administrator for the estate of his
of tho ignorant against the rigid enforce­
Ihe rainy weather bed.
dotted here and there w ith moss covered brother, William Vincent, deceased, and
I have just returned front market, where I have selected a general assortment
Oregonians are quite proud of the pre­ ment of tho anti-post law is so groat that oaks and the beautiful evergreen firs. is now looking aftor tire interests of the
o f now D ry Goods, Groceries etc.
I fear nothing will bo done until it is too
miums taken by their fruit at tho World’s
She now arrived at the ancient town of estate.
late. On this coast California wisely enact­
Fair. They seem to have gotton as much
Dayton.
Bcssio makes no note of im­
ed a law some years ago which was criti­
ETO
ZIEIID
-A
.Y G-OODS AT HALF PRICE.
joy out of Hie $45.000 spent there by their
Yam hill County Reporter.
provement in this "b e rg ” as sho fails to
cized as too severe, too paternal, i n inva­
■dato as Ca ifornians out of their more
observe
any.
Bessie
arriving
at
home
Public sentiment is dead against a man
sion of personal rights, and mot with op­
T h is is the tim e you w ill w ant your m oney to reach tire furthest, and here is
than $300,000.
was warmly greeted by all.
After a who "blows in” bis wife’s private funds
position nr its enforcement, hut tho uni­
your chance. I mean Business.
pleasant evening had been spent in iu a gambling den. His right to do so,
versal verdict of all honorable and fair
Building,
IfottACE (.'UKKI.KY mild, "T h e tlark-
Jones’ parlor by the members of the however, is as valid as that of any other Armory
Maiu Street, Kewberg.
minded people is —it was not stringent
est hour ill an y youn g m an’s life is
household, tiro children retired for tiie married man to squander tire partnership
enough.
when he sits dow n to plan how to get
evening. Mr. Jones said to his wife, " I fund, in which wife and family have an
I want to avail myself of this opportun­
money w ithout earning it.” There is
do not believe that we can keep one of the equal interest with himself. Nearly ev­
ity, through your widely circulated pniier,
a very noticeable tendency in these
turkeys for Christinas this year, as crops ery gambler is a robber in the meanest
to call the attention of our fruit growers
days am ong you n g men to at least seek
havo been so short and tiie price of wheat sense of the word.
and tho people generally to the necessity
Of Dcs Moines, Iowa, writes under date o f
for a v e ry easy w ay to earn what they
is so low, that I feel as if I must save ev­
The McMinnville flouring mills have
March 23, 1W3:
of immediate, iinanimons and harmoni­
get, and to look on plain, everyday
8. B. M ed . M m *: C o ,
ous action in enacting laws for the pro­ ery dollar.” “ The children will be dis­ again changed hands, Mr. lviernan hav­
work ns drudgery. A n il w h ile they
WK SELL FOK (
A S H .
Dufnr, Oregon.
appointed as tlipy have been looking so, ing sold tho plant to V. Kratz, of Port­
WK BUY FOK
I Gentlemen *
wait for some easy job to till'll tip tection of your orchard. W e build post to their roasted turkey,” said their moth­
land.
houses and isolate cases of small pox, yel­
i On arriving home last week, ! found all
whereby th ey may get a livin g, they
er earnestly. "Janies.-TOrn’t you tell
President Brownson permits us to in­
I well and anxionslv awaiting. Our little
» o t nnlj. 1.11» llmu •"’ •-y, bltj " ' l ' 1 l1*"' low fever, cholera and other infectious di­ them it Hiey Would /feed them well they spect u catalogue 0 / Harvard university WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. girl, eight and one-half years old, who
to the restluss disposition they already seases. W hy not isol to tlieso breeding should choose tho one for Christmas?”
! had wasted away to 38 pounds, is now
for Ihe current year. It is the style with
grounds? Why permit them to exist at
! well, strong and vigorous, and well
possess and thus make it almost im ­
It waa grandma who spoke and her voice eastern high-grade colleges to make a
all?
W
hy
give
an
indolent
party
permis­
j fleshed tip. S B. Cough Cure has done
possible for them to contentedly settle
j hs work well. Both of the children like
sion to grow an orchard without disinfect­ was «tern and reproachful. “ Chicken pie book of their catalogues. This one has
down to any regular work. I f the son
is good enough to my notion and better 583 pages. Tire faculty alone occupies 23
j it. Your 8 B. Cough Cure has cured
o f a farmer lias a dislike for farm work, ing, and scatter tiie seeds from his pest- than roasted turkey. W ell, yes, I sup­
anti kept, awav all hoarseness from me
closely printed pages, and am on g them is
while lie shows a decided makeup for infoctod orchard all over llie neighbor­ pose I did promise them, like as not
So give it. to every one, with greetings for
a
professor
of
canine
pathology
Pet
dogs
, all. Wishing you prosperity, we are
lsdiig handy w ith m achinery, the par­ hood, when a law can be made by unam- they’ ve forgotten though, and I just re­
have become such a rage that doctors j
Yours,
Mit.
M rs .
F F ord .
ent should not insist that lie shall fol­ iinity of action to care for such cases? ceived :t hill from cashier M. of the Bank
have to be educated for their sptt ial treat­
If vnu wish to fuel fresh and cheerful, and
low the plow all the days o f his life, Let the horticultural societies of llio Pa­ of New berg that President N. ha.] loft in
ready for the Spring’s work, cleanse your sys­
ment.
tem with tiie Hendnehe and L ive r Cure, bv
I .lit rattier assist him to develop hi- | cific coast states meet ami endeavor to se­
J. I). Hell, Proprietor.
is hands: Bessie’s tuition fee, and he in­
taking two or three doses e >ch week
cure
uniformity
of
action
for
all
states
faculties for a machinist. T h e hoy
sisted on its prompt payment.”
Sheridan Sun.
50 cents per bottle by all druggists.
should b" taught first that .[m anual la­ west of the Rocky Mountains, for state
Sold under a positive guarantee by C. lr.
Minnie overheard the conversation.
Mr. P. M. Suoggin brought to this of­
lines
are
no
barrier
to
these
posts
while
Moore
A Co.
T
am
prepared
to
do
a
general
delivery
busi­
bor is honorable and then lie should he
Her little heart was almost broken over fice hist Thursday, the 28th, two tame ness. Goods or express delivered ft» any part
given a chance to fit him self for such Ihe old Rockies, with proper quarantine, her shattered hopes, till her tearful eyes I
of the city at reasonable rales. Headquarters
blackberry vines just ready to bloom. atMorris, Miles & Co’s store.
■in occupation as he Iras a taste for. may act as such for a while. I would woro closed in slumber. The morning
He gives tire following reasons for the
suggest
that
a
meeting
of
this
kind
bo
W o believe that If parents would use
came clear and bright which was the j causes which produced this midwinter
held
at
the
Midwinter
Fair,
uud
as
I
nm
better ju dgm ent in both these particu­
K. XV. H A D L E Y , R ec eiv er.
morning before Christmas and Minnie I growth • 1st, C'eveland’s election, 2d,
lars there would be fewer wreck- along now an Oregonian all that I can r.ow do related her story lo the rest of tiro chil«l-
hard times, 3d, l ’enuoyer's letter to Cleve­
will
ho
cheerfully
done
to
secure
united
the pathway o f young men.
Low rates between San Francisco and Port­
action against all tlit' pests which threat­ ren. “ I just think it is too mean for papa ! land.
land and
to
treat
ua
that
way,”
says
Jim.
"O
,
no
Every
few
days
a
girl,
eomewhere
in
en destruction to our orchards.” — Rural
o itr.c io ii’ s r iu r iT a t t i i k w o n t .n s
Jim p tpa is not mean but he cannot help ] lire United Stares, refuses to marry some
Narllt west.
FA IK.
VALLEY POINTS
himself. I almost wish 1 hadn't gone to young fellow, and he promptly shoots her
T I I H 1.1X1 I N I I E I C K Y .
college
it
papa
has
to
sell
your
turkey
to
on
the
spot.
The
girls
ought
to
marry
Col. E. E. Babcock, u life member of
R iv er Steamers Wm. M. Hoag & Three Sisters
pay my tuition,” said Bessie.
the scrubs by all means, never running
lire American Bornological Society, l'rcsi-
Tiiis fruii, wliicli appears to ho a cross
lea ve Portland Sunday, Wednesday and Friday
Forgotten, indeed! There was Minnio tire chance of a refusal. When once tire
at fi a. m. Leave Salem, north, Tuesday, Thurs­
lent ol the Arkansas Stale Horticultural botween a cnltivaled red rasplierry and
day And Saturday at fi a. m.
Society and pumaoeous judge at the thè Anghinbnngh (a varioty o( thè Cali­ and littlo Frank out among Ihe turkeys, marriage is consummated, cook most mis­
Passenger fare, New berg to Portland or Sa­
alter
the
older
children
had
gone
about
;
lem, 50 cents.
erably, put sand in tire hash, scold ail the
World's Fair, arrived in Portland a short fornia wild btackborry), was grown l>y
For any information desired, address
They were g o in g : time, lie in bed on wash days and read
time ago and spent a few days at the .1 litigo J. II. Logan, of Manta Cruz, from their small tasks.
borne of Dr. .1. U. Cardwell, President of seed in issi. He had thè lierries nameil through the form of chosing a turkey for novels, run him in debt, tease him to go
R. E. M TLC A II Y,
C. T. W AR PL AW.
Gen'! Supt.,
tiro Oregon State Horticultural Society, above in niljiceiit rows, and look bis seed the dinner which had been talked about to church w hen he wants to go fishing, i
T. F. A P. A.
Corvallis, O
in his official capacity us judge. Col. Bab- , from sugli associatimi. The result is a so long. They had taken do.ight in doing pretend to be jealous of him— do anything
cock hud liis attention so strongly drawn lierry of uaiq ie ami striking charnoleris- this for three long weeks, ami the habit to make him feel tirat marriage in his
to tho merits ol Oregon us u fruit growing , ties. The fruii is souietuncs an indi an i had become so fixed that it was continued ease is a failure. Ho will then apply for
state, that he has made large inv -tiueat- one ijnarter loti", dark red, witli thè sh.ipe when their expectations wero no more. a divorce and you will then marry the fel­
in fruit lands in Cmntilla enmity, in this of a hlackherry. thè color « [ a raspberr.v, Perhaps little Frank hadn't realized, for low of your choice, "and ever after live
state, and will early this spring set an or- j and a combinati in of tho flsrors of bolli, he pointed eagerly at tire largest of (lie happily together.”
chard of about 200 acres, besides planting , it is a grcat acquisitimi to thè berries on (lock and shouted, “ O l I choose that fel­
A m ity Popgun.
a large nursery, a business in which he thè market, hard and a gioii skipper, and ler. Whit'h do you choose Minnie?”
"1 guess we’d better pick out a smaller
J.
B.
Long
left
last 8aturday for Albany Sold by C. F, Moore & Co.
Inis been engaged for over 10 years.
has booti Huivessfully imirketed in quanti-1
Thtougli the courtesy of Dr. .1. Guv ty by .fumea Waters of Watsoovilie. It ! one," said Minnie. Realizing how little to take charge of tho Oregon Populist. R. ,
Lewis, General Superintendent of Oregon - has fruitoti oti thè experimeut ground« their plans amounted lo now, site pointed A. Harris accompanied him, he has a po- ,
out a small turkey, saving, "T h ere is a silion a« compositor on the paper and has 1
Exhibits at tie" Columbian Exposition, I three vesta. The foliage so*'.«.“ io i » r..-r
good niro, arid big enough too. Oh ! how moved his . fleets to that place.
the fill Mil .Vi i lie t was afforded mi op­ proof, and no discase has bcon noticeli on j
I wish we could have it. I f it wasn't for
portunity for securing an expression of thè plani.—California Experiinent Sta­
the crops. You would taste nice. O il! I
W A S H IN G T O N . D. C.
Telephone- tie gt« ter.
Col. Babcock's opinions on the fruit ex­ tion Rullriin.
T h e N ational T b ib u n k is now entering open ftfi
how l wish papa would save one.”
hibits made at the World's Fair by Ori­
I7th year o f phenomenal success.
Tire value of shares of stock in Yamhill
N o other ftunliy weekly in the country has had such
You could never make Minnie think
gin and Washington, together with some | It is evident that tliero is to I h ' a large
county has In-on raised 40 per cent, town
and maintained It so steadily.
Wo want many mon, women, boys, and girls to a growth,
that turkeys didn't understand what sire
It coes into every County In the United State«,
very pertinent suggestions as to the eccd immigration to Oregon from the states
lots have town increased 10 per cent. The work foru-» a few hours daily, right In and around has clubs o f subscribers at nearly every PoetoAlice.
was
talking
about
because
of
something
has gained this proud position solely on its m<
of more effective legislation relative to in­ east uf tito R v k v Mountains in tho im­
figures of our assessor on agricultural land their own homes. The business i$ easy, pleasant, as It a highly
lute resting ftunliy newspaper.
strictly honorable, and pays better than any other
mediate future. Tiie number of eastern that happened that evening when Min­ will stand as they are.
sect peds. Col. Babcock said:
offered agents. You have a clear field and no
For
tl?e Year 1894
nie
was
walking
out
by
tire
garden
fence.
" I t goes without saying that the dis­ people who have tailed at the office of the
The trap games are having a hard time. competition. F.xperience and «i>ecial ability un­
It was a picket fence with pickets lung
ft will bo made much better and more attractive thaa
play of fruit at the World's Columbian Rural .Vi' ./, . -•/ has been much larger
Nearly every day a report goes forth that necessary. No capital required. W e equip you *ver. W hile retaining all o f Its present popular feat­
and dose together to keep on' any chick- .
Exposition was by far tho largc-t and during the past few weeks than ever l>e-
one has been busted. On Tuesday la«t with everything that you nee«!, treat you well, ures», it w ill constantly add new ones.
and help you to earn ten time« ordinary wages.
ens - r turkeys which might be nttracte I
most comprehensive of any heretofore (>re. Nearly all newcomers propose to
one was broken by a woman who desired Women do as well as men, and boys and girls
engage in fruit growing or dairying.— Ila by early vegetables, tint such thing« her husband to restore the money he had make good pay. Any one. anywhere, can do the
made— at any time or any place.
were all «.-no now and Minnie was gazing
" I t was gathered and sent forward to ral .Vor, uni.
taken from her to gamble with. The work. All succeed who follow our plain and sim­
» f a r H ia io ry . by men who actually served and
ple directions. Earnest work will snrely bring
sorrowfully at the dry loaves. She stop­
tn the struggle.
—
Chicago from the Vntipodos; fi.un A us-1
dealer to save trouble went out of town on you a great deal o f money Everything is new Ibught
s h o r t s t o r i e * o f Romance, Travel, Experience
ped
and
looked.
She
thought
she
saw
and ia great demand. Write for our pamphlet and adventure, by leading writers.
tire afternoon train.
tralia. wheto the winter apples which] The least i industry is one of the many
hZAltnriatm
upholding
the
cause
o
f
the
something unusual near the top of the
circular, and receive full information. No harm and maintaining the highest loyalty to the veterans,
Oovero-
arc American varieties) ripen in Feb­ industries that the Wilt- n hill proposes
done if you conclude t j t to go on with the
m*-nt. end the promotion o f the best Interests o f tha
fence.
Could
it
he.
Yes
it
was
a
turkey
ruary, instead of Oetolror as wed behaved lo destroy mi the interest i.( Ireo raw ma­
whole people.
lousiness.
.Tew*». Pull accounts o f what la
with
its
bead
eaugiit
between
two
pickets
Heretofore
apple should do; from llussi.i, sent for­ terial for the manufactuicr.
place at the seat of Government; careful re-
& E O R C E S T S N S C N & C C . , taking
She honied to its re-cite, but it was too
or all Important matters In Congr ess and the
ward by the agricultural College at St. them has ht i ti a tlutj of 31 per cent a.I
E .rte
xecutlve Departments: go««tp about public men.
Box 4 6 8 f
heavy
for
her
to
lift
to
where
the
pickets
r
f»w
»
e h o f< f f>-|M irrm e>ti. Edited b j a lady o f
Petersburg where Prof. W illiam «, of valorem on teasels, hut now they are to
National reputation.
PORTLAND, MAINE.
sprea I apart, where the head had been
a
.
m.. *r. m. r.. a n d n. •/ r . t » w v .
I
h
»
admitted
fa,-«*.
Owing
to
the
tabor
American parentage, is in charge; from
fti". and o r.tplele than published by any other (
.««rrfe tf/ fM rw l P e j N i r f m e n t . careftilly r I 5 f S
all tho Canadian province-', as w
as forming large part of the c .st . ( raising trapped.
bv practical men.
It was still floundering and flopping
( . - f i i r m i Tew*», cure fully compiled.
Mexico; the Central and South American tea«. Is, th American farmer w ill have to
T h e N a t i o n a l T b ib c ic * 1« strictly non- parti «us.
around.
,.ff «lie flew to the house.
CAN I OBTAIN \ PATENT ? Fora
states and other countries were represent abandon this industry, and the hundreds
and
th -..«ighly American. It believes In the greatest
rr n.rt smwer and an honest optrton. wnto to
to the greatest number o f onr people, end tha
>1! > N A t
who have had neariv
*o*rs’
ml, hut It Is useless to attempt to give a ol acres new pi.iated to teasels in Cla.k ••.Inn, come quick, and help git tire tur­ evrertene*
P iod
Urh«*t development . f o n tneUioUoos-ln National
tn the patent bcstnoss. C.nnnh:n>en-
unity and exalted loyalty.
C. F. BUTLF.K. Proprietor.
ttons ftrh tly eonfldential. A lln r ilb o o k ( f in-
list from recollection of all who exhibited aínas county will have to be sown again key out."
M inin not W il l i -', to Ilio provisional
government— "W ill you come oll Ihn
lunch and give queen i.il another
IS S ltU KYKKY Fid DA V .V.IISINU.
chance ?”
I Eroiisional Government— "W o w ill not,
IDIT01U AMI> I'l UMHIiCKIt:
I your honor !”
K . I I . WoOUWARD INI. Oi4M- C. K.UKKY.
Daily 1'apers —” W u-r-r-r!”
NEWBERG
GRAPHIC.
F R ID A Y , J A N D A R Y 12, 18!I4.
Eutercl a- «fimnl cl i . m ite r «1 llie
•
i«>-t
o lllce «1 N ow l.-‘ r„-, Or<-zmi.
Tin-: Statetumn, at Salem, has I .ceil
for $3,000 for libel by C. It. C’letn
«Ml, llio detective.
fuim I
L incoln county is now ten months old
and $15,000 in debt. Twelve thousand
live hundred dollars a month ouyht to
run a big county.
I t ib stutud that the weekly product of
the gold mine« of Baker county for the
year ISO.'! was over $50,000 and a floater
yield is expected for 1801.
P obti . anu ' b unemployed was quite
l.irue onu day last week for sure. Wo lie-
lievo $5,000 was the amount of the re­
ceipts at the loot ball slu^ning.
M. S. B a b u l s , of Eugene, has received
a patent on a gopher gun that has been
fried in that section by the farmers and
found to bo a snecens for killing gophers
and other farm' pests.
C aptain B lown is building a light draft
steamer at Portland with which to navi­
gate the waters of the Willamette between
Kalem and Eugene. The new steamer is
to be named “ The Eugene.”
I n vikw of the result of tbn Portland
smuggling cases, people will not take any
great amount of interest in tbo announce­
ment that a gang of smugglers lias just
been captured at San Francisco,
Tits records of foot ball show that one
more man is needed to complete the
equipment ol a team. It needs a chap­
lain. A ll men in danger of death are en­
titled to tho benefit of clergy.— Eugene
Guard.
T wenty Salem ladies have formed a
"R a in y Day Club.” They proposo to
wear short s. irts on tho streets am! thus
avoid tho mud. Sensible. How would a
man feel with his overcoat trailing at Ids
heels swiping up tho filth of the walks
and crossings?
T he Adventists at Battle Creek, Mich.,
nre reported to he selling out their prop­
erty at any price they can get in antifi-
pation of the early ending of all things
earthly. Tho elders have admonished all
who can to sell their property and go oui
into the world and preach tho gospel.
T iierr has been a groat decline in the
production of cereals In (iront Britiun in
the past two years. For tho year 1893
the yield of barley was 10,000,000 bushels
less than it. was in I: al, pud o( oatgfi.OOO-
000 muiréis loss. Tho « heat area was
320,00!) acres less than in 1SÍI2, and the
yield fell o(T9,00:i,000 bushels.
S an J osé , California, sliipped tho pasl
seuson ttp In Doc. 2,1)5,1112,700 pounds ol
fruit including frush, d.ied and cannoil
fruit. The largest item was dried prunes,
28,<>¡50,1)20 pounds. Of fresh fruits lhere
were nearly 8)1,000 pounds of pears, over
330,000 pounds uf upples, 1,501,000 pounds
of plums and 2,210,000 pounds of charries.
O oveunment custom officials down in
Tex is don't seem to have gotten their
hand in us well as those of Oregon and
Washington. They actually arreted six
ly-two Chinese whom they found cross
Ing over from Mexico and sent them hack
to China. It may he, uf course, tluil
lítese Chinese were all laborers, and very
hard up.
T i k e note of two men who stall out for
a muddy walk. One will turn up his
trousers neatlv at the bottom and thus
avoid the mil l, while the other with
seeming unconsciousness plods along with
Ida trousers tinder his slme heels, wiping
the mini on his trouser legs at each step.
Kow do you account for the difi'-ivm-e in
Ihe actions of the two men.
lias their
"raising'' made the UilTcreocc?
M any attempiti at robbery were made
nhout the buildings on (tie World's Fail
grounds but usually with littlo success.
A robbers roost was recently discovered
under tho great agricultural building,
which was rich with plunder. Tito don
was sumptuously furnished with rugs,
falui ,-s from foreign looms, rich draperies
snd .-oiufortuhla divalla. Fino brandies,
high priced wines and Iniporldd cigars
were scattered about in great confusion.
The rolilievs made good their escape.
" T he Strike at Shanes," is the title of
a Issik sitniiar in character to "Black
Beauty” ami bids fair to become as popu
laras the hitter. W e acknowledge the
receipt of a copy from George T. Angeli,
president of the American Humane So­
ciety of Boston, also a copy of "Personali
Recollections” by Mr. Angeli.
"T h e
Strike ut Siianes,” is a well written In-
diana story, very interesting and ought to
lsi read by every boy or man in tho coun­
try who handles a horse. Send ten cents
to (leo. T. Angeli, Id Milk Street, Boston,
Mass., for the honk.
I r trot' deeire to teach your boy to lie
kind and considerate to dumb animals
send ten cents in stamps to George T.
Angell, I'd Milk Street, Boston, M is*., for
a copy of “ Black Beauty” or “ the Strike
at Shanes.” The cliarai ter of the ho iks
and papers a l>oy reads has much to do
witli his actions.
You can direct his
taste for reading matter very largely if
you will only use a littlu tact. "Our
Dumb Animals” ia a bright illustrated
paper puldished hv Mr. Vngell, sample
copies of which cm b- h id for five cents
in clamps.
Don’t n.■>'
to • • .• , > I
wholesome reading matter for y mr child­
ren.
TJEPOT LUMBER Y A R D .
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets,
The Chehalem Valley Bank.
Incorporated 1893.
Capital Stock $40,000.
‘The Fashion”
Proprietors.
< 3 -IR ,
Ifc T I D
C LO SIN G -:- OUT -:- SALE!
Hayiiig Secured the Entire J,
D,
CARTER Stock £t au Extreme Sacrifice,
I w ill give my friends and the public general­
ly, the benefit of my purchase.
Big Bargains for Cash or Produce.
J . L. D A V IS.
Cash Meat Market J. F. FOFiMmplisi,
GOOD mea ;, it an"
Austin & Stanley.
Express & General Delivery.
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co.
5 DOLLARS
™
PER DAY
20
1 & 'i k B E n f r t e . j
Easily Made.
ITS pEjATtlRkg:
Quaker City Poultry Yard.
or wbat they showed.
The American
states and territories were n ariy all rep­
resented hv the best, of course, thov ha I
In this grind display Oregon
■fied
a lea-ling p wition with W i- h
d o . - second ' ’ eg m «bowed
number o variet e« titan <1: ! W..
bat
and hv reason f tt.'« took •!, -
in wheat to c untwie in a now overstock­
ed mark. :. f la . kawas < oin tr h»s here­
tofore controlled the teasel maiket of the
Pacific co ist, Lut its day for diversified
industries is at nt passed as the 'change'
h « .1. cm • 1 t lia t we o i- o wheal and heel,
two pi. blet s in which labor is hut a «mall
factor. f>
(V e Fm. i it■
" i , t the turkey out of where? You do
act so queer." But Jim hurried and soon
not only Jim and Minnie but IVs-ie and
grandma were «tan ling by tire tutkey
that had hung itself " I t 's Ihe same
one," sa: I Minnie examining it with
wonder in her blue eves.
"T ire same as « h i t ,
child?”
asked
form «Sion conceromg P a ten t« and b, w to od -
t'un ihe n
r free. Also a caratafiae oi n:evtuu>-
I ca I «n t scumthte books -ent irco.
Patents taten thronth Mirr»n A Co. reeeiTo
SPWi*l notice tn th « sk-lrntltle A m erien n . and
thus are nrouvht wi t«My betöre tbo pvbhcwtth-
out c.wt ?«> tho Inventur. Thts stderdtd Paper.
t*«ued wooklv, eieuantir liimtrated. has by far tbo
!srvest ejrml.tiou ot any sc;enU8C werk m th«
w : t. * .t ive-r. Sv
cot es sent fTee.
ButHlinff 1..I .fit, c». nthly, f f JO a vear. S
«
reime«, g .» cent- Fvery numbfr c
v.ru» N.aa-
tiial pUies, n "V.*rs, aild Photo«, rjphs o f new
fcou«es. ’»■th plan* cnaMmg buddi rs tosbow tbo
l.f
i.-sicTis and -ecur oosmuti. A»idre«*s
M l NN A CO, N iw
J b l B p o a p w a T
OREGON.
NEW BF. KG
A rarefi’ -tody ha« e, nvh r- <1 -ir : f the «ripe
rlor qualities au i adapt«* lity t this climate of
B iir m l
P ly m o n tn
Knk>,
which I am now breeding exclu sively
for s ile iu » w on
F- gi
The* $1
,
payablon AMuKlb*
It claims to fiv e more and better matter for the sum
o f t w o r e n t » a week than any other publication.
Kverv line ’ bat a roars in It is written for H.fcnd has
a - i n no other peper I I
• • S fB d lfS iS
u r b o i l e r - p l a t e m a t t e r . Address—
.