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) KAY & NEWBERG GRAPHIC. Jones of the Tillamook ilea Might has — | learned that each a condition exists in ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MO IIS I NO. j Tillamook and hero is his proposition. There are some people who think they K. H . W o o d w a r d , E ditor & P u b l is h e r . ( can run a p.-qH-r better than we can. No __________________________________________[ douht some of tlieqa can. We are going , n v ,. „ , to give them a chance. Ill a few weeks r K ID .V i , J l . N f , k , I*.»». I wa trill let any man who wants a trial ■------------- I have Ihe editorial pace one week to ex Katered a. .eeond cla,» taalter at the |»«»t j |K;rimt.nt wit|, jt. You take the pace for olllce st NewOerg, Oregon. , | an issue and express your sentiments | therein upon all topics as you wish, and place your name at the heud as ed S alem bus a rose show tomorrow. ___________________ I tor. I t will cost you nothing, and first come, first served. There will be no S t o c k w i l l graze unmolested along the i strings on you. Several persons have The vote ! spoken for the use of tiio pace one week, roadside in Yam hill as of old, and we shad keep a list and acconup»- indicates that the people of Y attillili don’t ilate lliem in the order they come. Don’t want a herd law. stop becauso you don’t understand gram mar; wa’il correct tbo mistakes, and if T iik Marion County Fruit (.rowers' yon can’t write, tell us what you want to say ami we will write it out for you Union has no doubt made a good selec Come on, and air your opinions, and tion in the person of James It. Shepard demonstrate to the world how you think for manager. An olfice has been D|ieucd a newspaper ought to be run. in Suleui. The Transcript says : Three years ago D o w n in Southern California whoro the Dr. Morrow who is now aesociated with people aro supposed to live mostly on cli Dr. Woods of tills place, dug up from un mate, one of the papers published in that Indian burial ground on Dong Island just region said recently that somo fields of I k -low Umatilla, two Indian skeletons eugur beets bad been «lestroyed by winds. that aro wonderful to behold. One lias the appearance of having been a very old I f O r e o o n lias any one thing to he fellow while the other was a youth—both The thankful fur morn than another just now skeletons being preserved intact. it is the knowldgo of tho fact that Pen- old man was buried in a sitting position noyer will not ho the man w ho will suc while the boy was straightened cut. ceed Dolph in tho United States Senate. These skeletons have been on exhibition at a Boston institution for roino time past J. N. Dolph will succeed himself. and have created much comment from T he California State Fruit Exchange the press. They aro indeed novelties und reports the prospects favorable for the to be appreciated must be seen. Dr. largest crop of iK-uches ever gathered in Morrow has flatly refused i l , 000 for these the state. Cheirios aro very uneven and relics, so it must be seen that lie values tho crop is not an excessive one. Itart- them highly. The Tim subject of mirages lias been under discussion of late and Joel 1’. (leer of M ax P hacüt of Ashland sajs peaches iiuttuvillu gives the following which is of in southern Oregon will .be a fair crop much interest inasmuch as it had not while ho puts other fruits ns follows; been generally supposed that mirages Apples 100 per cent, cherries 100, pears were over soon in the Willamette valley: “ I was very mueh interested in rending 50, prunes 100, plums 85, apricots 00, nec thu article in Sunday’s Statesman, about tarines 80, almonds 100. CJrajKia und tho mirage in Colorado. I h.avo seen small fruit a full crop. these delusive lakes In the harvest fields of California, but 1 think there aro very few who know that such things are some T iik issue of tho Kural Northwest ol times Been in tho Willamette valley. I July 1st,'.will be devotod to tbo pruno in have seen it several times in going out dustry. Interesting tacts with rotoronco (from Albany, going east lr<qn tho noitti- to the pruno industry us canied on the irn part of town. Also a week ago I saw one that was beautiful on Howell prairie, leading prune producing countries of though on a limited scale. 1 was sur- Europe will be given. In tho main, h ow -; too, ns the day was not hot, and ever, tho issue will be devoted to the 1 bad supposed that such phenomena was prune industry of tiio Pacific Nortiiwcst. oniy to been in Ilio lioltest weather. The ono I saw tben was vory plaiii, inni very deeeptlvo, shadoWH of coiva In-ing scoli M r a n d Mas. C . S. C l a r k who in fo rm plainly in it. i Imi I noi. known tho placo wcll, 1 sliou’d bave limi no doiilit but it er days presided over tiio destiny of tho was water puro and tèmpio, bill as 1 Klieriilan Courier have recently launched drovo righi throtigli tini lako, and thero tho North Yninbill Record on tiio great was no sign of water I ani suro of wliat 1 sea of Yamhill journalism. Yamhill is saw—or ubai 1 did nut eoo.” u county wonderful in her resources and tho |x)ssil>ility of acquiring u competency from tiie profits of n newspaper plant es tablished on Yamhill soil, is being dem onstrated as tiio years g o by. Anyone who contemplates starting a newspaper in Oregon ought to look tho field over ill Yam hill before deciding on any outside point. T li«' F lo o d at P o rtla n d * Tiio attention of tiie people for tiio past ten days lias been ubuut equally divided tietwoon the election and tiio big Hood at Portland. River excursions from Salem, Dayton und New berg, have been and arc still living run to carry passengers down to see tiio "V enice of Oregon.” The mountains of snow at tiie head waters of Notwitlistnnding thè faci flint un elee- tho various tributaries of tbo Columbia tion wasthe ordcr of thingayesterdav and still continue to feed tiie mountain tor everyone was tulklng politics, 11. 1!. Ilol- rents and tire water continues to li-e at land, bookkeeper ut thè olllce of Ilio Sa Portland. Tho high water mark of 1S9> lem l-'louring mills, rcccivod orders frum was 3.8 fjot under water on Wednesday Portland liuailipiaiters to cliep Ilio prive morning. The depth of water on Front of wtient down a nutrii and now thè card street is sufficient for tiie navigation of a t tliat office reads “ Wticat—J:t conta.” large sized river craft. At Ash street it Ori tini tirst Moinlay in .lune last yoar is 7 feet l inches and heavily loaded whuat was quoted at (>2 cents during thè barges aro towed down tiio street with torenoon but by night limo Inni droppcd tan feet ease. One oi these barges was two cents thu» making tho prive 03 cents. towed up Davis street to Sixth. Small In .lune, 1892, tlio quotatimi was 09cents. steamers and heavy t runs ports may be •eon in ail parts of tiio flooded district.es- — Stdtesma: i. |K>cially east of T'liiid street. On Wash ington street the water reaches within a An exchanco says : "U no of Ilio whims of fashion is to wear n black moire ribbon block of tiie Oreg-'nian building. On •n inch wide sod a yard and a quarter many of tiio streets, crossings have I r - oii long, around Ilio nock, ami fastened with built of sufficient height to allow boats a gold slide. To this is attached a tm\ and wagons to pass under. At the olliee watch or a fancy little gold bottle tilled of the Cleveland P ain tA Oil Co. on Front with a favorite perfume.” The oisive mentioned paraphernalia i she** *' submarine diver was employed may bo Ilio stuff in tome places but even ' reseno Importent books anil papers at the risk ol exposing inexeiireble ignnr- ance we assert that we have not noticed nny such iiggin /in Nowberg. Gold lia- l)een on tbo slklo all rl«bt en»)ugh for Homo time and the fart tbat it ha* mostly “ Hlhr out «if the bands of the people may account for the ubtenco of this “ whim of fatdiion." An exchange aaya: Tho fabulous goose that laM tbo golden and was slau^b lered by its nvariciousowner t!»at he m’.^ht possess himself of all the optf* at oin*e, has had a modern prototype in the great auk, hilt Ibis wonderful bird 1« is also cease« 1 to exist as a distinct specie*. The eggs of the great nnk aro new more val uable than the fruit of the fabled goo^e. as the few existing specimens readily sell for more than their weight In gold. Only sixty*«»ight eggs are known t«» scientists in the world, and hut ten of these are in perfect condition. Tin» tirst recorded sale of the great auk’s eggs was In 1H53, when they sold at $150 each. The last sale of record was in l.ondon a few week* ago, when a specimen brought The auk became extinct in 1814. j from a safe that was submerged. Docks 1 wharves along the river front are h i >"8 badly damaged and were it not for the fact thut thè flood i* back water all ordì* narv huildings wctild he swopt away Northern l ’aciIle traina are transp«>rti»d from Kelson on thè l'olumhia dircctly to Fortland a distanco «>f some i ì miles «>r more. It is a novcl night to soo a wlede traili «>f cara brought into lVrtland and dcpait from there d.iilv on a transfer boat b e l in Ituiglb. The wat«»r i-* tbonght to he is high as it wilì gei a ut a fall is hupcil for so >n. MarrliMl Another Landslide for the Republicans. »*t ih c O r e g o n S la te W e a t h e r h e r» Ice. bl'MMABY. BErl HIVES, B££ Sa??üE3 Uf all kinds at T.B.CUMMiiTSSHOP, On Center Mreet, form erly occupied by \Mlson's Grocery. â ATI! 4 s y P ltA V SPECIAL SALE L A D IZ S U ND ERW EAR, L A iU lR H A T S , C L VES, IW1TS E T C . A t way down prices. CALL mi AND BE M US. E. J. HARRIS, M il l in e r . Corner o f Brick blk, Main st. W H Y H O T GO TO Miss L. M. Haworth & Mrs. K. M. Tate’s E im i m ft P A R LO R S Before buying or getting work done elsewhere? New Goods, Latest Styles. Millinery at Lowest Price3, Dressmak ing, Cutting and Pitting a Specialty. Three doors east of W ilson’s Grocery. S a sh M ea l M ark et WE SELL 'VE BUY FOU F u it f l O T T LA M Í. WE GUAEAITTEE SATISFACTION. G O O D æ T AND Austin & Stanley. . S U R V E Y IN G . . F . A . E L L IO T T , Practical Surveyor, is prepared to survey, sub divide ami pint l'urcis, Fruit Tracts or Tow a Lots on short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Government laud located. N bw berq , O regon . W P Lord R, .........107 121 63 2J Nathan Pierce P ........... ....... 38 20 95 36 pony will find it to their interest to call at treatment of tiie soils by the fanner, B r o i l i n g l i c e i Htcali. SUPREME this ottico. 41 25 40 i Many poor soils have been made very fer A R Bennett D ............ ....... 27 I have a good many ways of broiling (Just north of Bank o f Newbcrg.) K P Boise P. ............... ....... 40 21 8.5 20 tile simply becauso the insoluble matter beefsteak, but Ilio method which f give . . . 58 60 6 11 T I* li-icklemao Pro F o r S a le. Gima là Wolverton R ......... 10*5 111 62 31 has been rendered soluble, although noth to Ilio rea lers of tiio Prairie Farmer is in Prices Eea-onable. i Forty acres of land for sale. For price Latest Styles, SECRETARY OF STATE. ing may really have been added to the my opinion supeiior to any that have i and other information call at this office. . .. .107 116 05 32 soil. H R Kincaid K K Me K ere her Pro. .. . .........U J 60 6 11 W ill purchase dros3 goods, trim m ings and all ! been tried. ....... 26 30 15 37 Citta N iek fll I» findings when desired. The air also abounds in plant food, j j j is always liest to purchase a good ....... 37 20 91 20 Ira Wakefield P Mid winter Fair Excursion Tickets, such as ammonia, nitric acid, free nitro- ! lhick cut of bee(. Trim tho e<)iw, aml M r3. M cDariol. STATE TREASURER. Fori land to San Ftanc:-eo and return, Tho leaves of lay the steak on a wiro broiler directly R P Caldwell P ...... — ....... 37 19 ni 20 gen and carbonic acid. via Southern Pacific Go’s Shasta Route, 20 8!» 36 T l. Davidson D . . . ....... 26 lit 11» 68 20 plants take carbonic acid from tbo air over a hot coal tire. When the meat is will bo placed on s.iie January 23. Rate Phil Meteha.i U S P R IN G B R A N C H I N Richardson Pro ......... 65 57 11 11 and deposit it within the plants as sugar, , „ ghllv brownej lurn atU ¡,rown on the $27.50, including live admissions to tiie ATTORNEY-GENERAL. Starch and fat. Tiie amount of food thus , <|lor I f the steak is preferred rare Fair. Tickets good for thirty days from C J Bright Pro. .......... ........ .57 66 8 12 W II Holmes D ......... 31 31 17 3 J derived from tho air alone is greater than couplo of tmns wiU bt. gnfflclenti but if : date of sale. 01 111 67 29 « M Mientan K M L Ulmested P ......... 37 19 no 21 from ad other sources. Nearly tiio whole like,l „ „ n done, turn at least four limes, II. K Hudson and another gen tle SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. of the starch, sugar, oils, tallow, hotter I, ¡s :v bad plan to warm tiio meat platter man from Gaston were in town yester N ew u k iid , ....... 63 63 i) Helen B Harford Pro. 14 and other carbonaceous substances, in- j in ,ho oven, as tho grease from tho Or.Kuox meat day looking at the several fruit dryers G M Irwin R. UH) 110 63 28 .. 2 4 20 85 is credible as it may appear, come Iron, the 1 ?oaks into , Ue <UMl ttn(l i ( J'.rv P a verv little in town. D Y ë K i l d I) ...... 31 21 27 80 air around us, being converted into sub- w|,ile imparts a strong, rancid flavor to STATE PRINTER. T in lamps, tin fine- and incubator stances found in all plants and from tiio lhe tbat nr0 phiced ,lpon u . Tin . 108 110 59 32 W 11 Leeds U supplies, at .Storey’s. . . .. 65 66 9 U plants to the antmais. A pound of butter J.is 11 McKibben â’ r.i. way to heat a plate is to pour hot water .. 28 3 > 18 38 John O Brien D ....... 2'J 20 90 18 takes little or no material from tiie soil. over it and wipe d ry; after placing the Tiie Weck'y Oirjmtian and the Gu.U’ii- Geo M Orten P CIRCUIT JUDGE. Tin- ti,-t anti most popular brectl The air is also com postal of about 80 per meat upon tiie platter spread butter over ] it: one year for $2.30. .. 31 34 19 38 l J Dale y D F;_ -rs for sale at 82 i>er setting o f 15. cent, of pure nitrogen, in a free or uncoui- 127 60 G „ to G. F. Moore & Co., for Dr. Win. W H i lew lit K . ... 14» 30 tho toi> und sprinkle with pepper and . . . 47 25 100 28 bined condition. Such plants as clover, 8.1111 U Slot! P Gall on or address, H o b S O ll. ^ Ellis’ Liniment. sail. PROS ECU TING ATTORNEN ¡tea', beans and others have tiio power to Housekeepers make a great n.¡stake Look o-.t for a big potato crop this sea ....... U 21 99 2’ G H Dalryinjile P. . . libi 100 62 81 appropriate portions of this free nitrogen, when they pul steak inlo tho oven to ,ias McCain II son. 1, Il Montatine D. . 2d 13 12 ;v(> .. .. 02 60 10 13 while all plants derive ammonia and ni keep warm. The heat of the oven di - F P M om m i Pro. tric acid from tiie soil wlieio tiie rains strays the sweot, juicy flavor of the meat ¡ IM A RI» EvJU ALlZATlON. ....... hrj m SD Gibson It 67 82) lt.ive brought è -wii and deposited those it ,|,v unpalatabie.-Mrs. W K Gilkey D. .. 25 47 1 * 8 J .. . M 28 89 26 substances. When the farmer applies j ;,[ Llook, Wisconsin, J P Robertson P JOINT REPRESENTATIVE YAMHILL ANUTIL LAMOOX. mineral matter in the sliapo of potash j ________ __________ _ 34 16 S3 22 J \V P ver Y and phosphates to bis soil and grows I I m se .C li'a n tn E H in ts. •JJ Il * 69 29 H G Guild U ....... 2 » 20 13 3!*. those crop* that increase the supply of K K Sel oh D Cleaning wall paper is often a very . TJ 1 1 U 14 Moses vola NV Pro. nitrogen, his farm will never deteriorate sr vin f r N A TO R. ltofielosa task. I have had a good deal of • g « , . - ,. Í*:Vteá*»" .1 K CalhrcAlh R •J2 111 56 •»s in fertility, hut increase every year.— experience in this form of house cleaning, . 31 20 M NV K 1 eri.y P Bhiladelphia A’rsor l. 58 6 II 4 K H tskliis Pr>» und I find that rubbing with-bread crumi-s .... 17 82 23 J n ‘ Nelson D bus sometimes a good effect. I have re REPU KsE NT.VTi V K . O rxtiuatlnn; K x ercis en . moved grease spots by dusting on as 7 1 à -• . . Ö4» 67 A M Brav Pro. That New her it is saillv in neeff of a « i l l So 1 16 U Milton cìinptn P much magnesia as w ill adhere. It should ,»9 I 1 GoNvdy K 102 l i t .-eatiil hull » i- «-ell demonstrated at the . . 2.1 : 4 87 14 M K Jouaou P . . be ief: on for a few hours, then brushed 48 '2 1» A Suv«ler Pro 7 13 gnuluati.-q; i J,-n i?es of tiie puldio aeh-ool i If gently. Repeat the t roct-ss if neces 114 121 00 28 ’ » 1 v in S; iiiley K . held at the Baptist clnnx-h on Thmsday ... U 27 22 2d» L C » hoiupson D sary. The preliminary treatment for D R E S S M A K IN G . Poultry Yard Wyandoltós a Specialty. . iyoU sES A T o r p i d . J ____ _ _____ ¡W r • uf :¥ i’ NTY jriHiB. . 31 R R U ration I* j i; m ig iT » u KU W M Ramsey I» J 11 lo w us g lid Pro R H Clark P i l iieiitiriekt n M« Ile u Ut IT a A K McKcra K W I Immiti Pro w «; .1 \\ ilotiry I» l L N<*nür»«t ‘t k V J M IUx«»n P F L lUrford Pro VN vati II.-»rri.-* K I. b Ho will P . TUKAMSKX. tUe S ifte d W h e a t F r o m R a m *« H o r n . 10 The man who never has any new music 13 ::o iu lilt heart is a being whom angels pity. ‘>8 S peingbkook , Ore., May, 1S04. Elevation above :-ei level, 100 feet; mean Your conduct cannut be light while temperature, 56; departure from normal, plus f.7 20 your convictions aro wrong. 0.2; m tximum temperature, i-2, dale 25th: 20 1' minimum temperature 32, date Otli; mean of Many a man will neglect Ills work to maximum ;*) $5 temperature, :j; mean o f mini* 53 talk about what a happy place heaven Is, mum tempera', re, 15.7: number times minimum temperature "2 or below, 1: number times m in who is not doing anything to make his imum teinperatue 10 or below, y; total precip i 70 22 tation, 1.52: departure from m rrntl, minus 1.10; C3 24 home resemble it. number times maximum temperature M or 22 3$ above 2: greatest precipitation in 2-1 consecutive (le t people to think right and they will 'J 13 hours, and date, .44, 19th; prevailing direction try to do light. o f wind, n.; number o f clear d.ivs, 10; number f partly cloudy days, 11; number of cloudy I T I N X O Y E U ’H S E N A T O R I A L 71 71 When you don’t know exactly what to | o days, 10; number of days on which .01 or more 07 p do in your dealings with men, do as you of precipitation fell, y; number o f days on B O O M m J H T K I> . which .01 or more of precipitation fell, r>;'dates would have them do. of thunder : forms, 25th; date.« of light frost, 2nd; E n ric h in g the S o ll. The only real kings are those who rule I dates o f killing or injurious frost, 1th. I f nothing could bo reclaimed that was The month has been remaikablb for T h e R e p u b lic a n * M a k e a C lea n S w e e p o f lost, u time would arrive when the soils themselves. tho imusully low temperature on tho 9th, th e S tate T ic k e t — T h e y A ls o If yon can’t get along well with your of tho universe would bo impoverished.! which tbo weather bureau Mutes is I lie C a rry K v e ry th in g iu Millions of tons ol plant food are c a rrie d | nel,£" to rs, don’t «et *> dog and file his lowest record tiuce 1873 during Muv. Y a m h ill C ou n ty. teeth. (Jet more religion. to tho sea every year, w hile tho sowers of The temperature on May 23th was also Tho preacher makes a mistake who The election seems to have passed off the great titles take more of the w -a!th of ¡exceptionally high for this month though Fortunate tries to put more gospel in his preaching | it is not unusual to have one day 93° in quietly at all points in tho state although tho people than is produced. than he does in Ids practice. there was more enthusiasm displayed ly, however, tho plant food taken from E dmund K oihnson , Observer. It don’t take much talk from a theater May. than has ever been shown at any previous the soil becomes food for the fishes of ttie election in Oregon. sea, which in turn are again deposited on going professor to lake the d ie out of a j Commencement at iaeifle College. It was a throe cornered fight between ihu soil, and tho carnivorous birds assist prayer meeting. Friday, Juno 13— Field Day. The only way to keep from blaeksliding tho Republicans, tho Democrats and the informing great deposits of guano and Sabbath, June 17—11 a. in. Baccalau Populists with tho Prohibition party other nitrogenous substances, which are is to keep stepping forward. reate Address. 8:ii;ti>. m. Address be Y'ou can’t stop a vile man’s tongue, but fourtli on the ticket. The republicans applied directly to tho toil to repair Its fore tiio College Christian Associations. and populists got in their work for all waste. The greatest lo?s by tho poll is you can stop your own ears. Monday, June 18—2:00 p. in. Address No man can work with all his might they were worth while tho democrats had j that removed by the farmer himself, and befo-o the Cre-vent Literary Society, I ’ruf. for anything ho does npt believe in bis hut little hope of favorable results, unless ho returns an equivalent for that j J. J. W il on of Portland.. Sineo the smoke of tho battle lias cleared which he takes the matter oi exhaustion soul to ho true. Tuesday, June 17—10:00 a. m. Grad- Tiie devil must foci prond of his work away everything is shown to he republi depends only on tho time required. i eating Exercises Preparatory Department whenever lie looks at the man who nover can. Lord is elected by some 15,000 ma There Is a constant loss of fertility, even I Section I. 2:00 p. m. Graduating Fx- jority whilo Pierce seems to have about under the most apparently favorable con- haa 11 kinJ wor’1 ,u * * * ,0 llU " i(e - : croises Preparatory Department—Section No man can get thoroughly interested double the votes Dial Galloway received, dilious, but tiio soil may bo made to im- II. 8:00 p.m . Reception by Hie Clnis- in ilio welfare of tho heathen without Iu tho^Si-uato so far as returns aro in provo instead of doteiiorating by iutelli- tian Associations. tlio republicans will have 18, populists li, gent and systematic management, and by having a revival under his own roof. There are imople who would do wondcr- democrats 7, doubtful 2. Tiio house will cultivating for an increase of plant food. A llDOUUCPIMPlft. lie republicans 47, democrats 1, populists Iu all soils there will be found certain j ful tl,in« 8 for 11,0 Lori1. if tl, ‘ > could only There will he a two tfnya meeting at 7, doubtful 5. plant food*, tomo sparingly and others in j lo them without costing much. Dundee and Maple Grove coiuiueurinp It will lie found that manv of llie sweet- Linn aial Umatilla counties, formerly abundance, but «udì foods aro in the this, Friday nfcht. On Saturday there \\i ! democratic strongholds and this year tho ¡shape of insoluble substances, and una- est songs sung in heaven were written on be meeting at 2 and 8 p. m. and litre** atrong populists nests uro swept by the | vaiiablo for use. If cultivation is given, earth. service* will be b oll on Sunday. Bring No religion is worlli a row of pins that republicans us if by a cyclone. I and the warmth, air and moisture enter, your baskets well filled and let us put in In this county the republicans elect there is induced a certain degree of ehein- does not make its possessor better. If mothers could die for their children, the day to tfie glory of God. everything from top to bottom on the j ¡cal action, und when some substanco, •J ambs 1\ P rice , Supt. ticket for the first time in tiio history of such as lime, is applied, the chemical ao- no man’s life would be in danger while his mother lived. Yam liill politics. The majorities aro tion is hastened or promoted by the lime, List o f L ettn s You had better let a thief come into, high, running from 253 to 700. becauso it desires to unito with somo Remaining unclaimed in tho Npivberg The following is tho official ballot for other substance existing in an inert con your house and carry off wliat lie will Post Office, for the month ending Mav than to let a wicked thought come into KOltril AND SOUTH NEWUERO, WEST ClIEHA- dition in tho soil. In reality, a struggle 31, 1894. 1.L..I AND Dl NÜEE. for position of the atoms occurs, tiie re your heart and stay. Mrs Lucinda Alien James Hilton A revival never breaks out in a church sult iK'ing that there is a breaking down Miss Ora Darngrover Frank Tigard w hile it is up to its eyes in popular amuse K. N. S. N*. NV. C. l>. of molecules, tiie creation of new com- Persons calling for any of tiie above Binper Hermann U.. .. .........106 106 63 82 ments. . . .5 0 56 letters will please say “ advertised.” John Hurst P r o ......... 7 10 CJhnrle» M iller 4*.......... ......... 31 31 73 22 A lazy man is always complaining that J. ( ’ . H aw vbr , 1’ . M. .........34 J K Weatherford I> 40 25 8* pl.mts. Tlds demolition of moiecnies and lie is overworked. GOVERNOR. Tho devil leads tiio man who is not liv F o r Sale. 33 13 25 particles is constantly occuring, but may Wra G allo wn y D ......... .........27 Janies Kennedy Pro. ... ......... 5,8 62 Ï1 ing for some good object. Anyone wanting to buy a good riding >n Sundav June 3, trí U, at thi New* *.j 8 1 M n v Pro. berg I I oum i in Newbcrg, Or«*gon, A. T. 11.1 113 f ! I V si n i i idioti U Hill and Miss Myrtle Brice, Kev. James 48 .41 22 am Unta moi IV «OUNTY COiMHls 1 iON ER. Brice officiating. The wedding took place . .. 25 SI 24 ; Collar.1 D at :D a m. in the prencniv of a few of McCrc l à ’ ........... 42 » *» .« h NeB on B. 1 * 1U» Ni the friends and relatives «»I* the bti la ami 50 2 Walla*'e Pro gn. mi. tt had been expected that Kev. |ttOAa Assi F.iwood Scott would per > rm the «vre 12 I!2 M Bone« R g 4 56 ,5 * Pom« »y Pro . inony but on a«*c«uint of ill health he was 20 2A 16 NN i i c e l e r Y *• 27 104 unable to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Hid are well known in New berg and a l; V.i f,\ < ,r “ " hatte C H C *\ i’r.». circle of friend* p in in extending t«» tl UMU t I» » «mit* >*.» D 29 4 Î 2 lilt rvt'i P their kindest regards. They will a»« w ; 115 «V i 4 «Ve 1 ! iv the thank*' of evt t vbody about the Gn ) A Y BUY Urf® numlMT «>f | know how a ncu8|>*{« r ought to K* urn in a thill; 4b.it I country tom . ¡k¿ 1« a wit ktiuau by uvw j * Oiug Heist. 58 •J 11) 80 O c n lett |ieurs promise a heavy crop. prune crop will he light. W G Bush«« 1» . "1 21 A c Cox P r o ....................... . 70 *:> (J F iMuielH R ..................... .100 111 I E Feu toa D :w JUSTICE or THE PEACE. F M B trr P . 30 15 N G Christenson P r o .......... . 7-t C6 (r A (»r a v t» I) JU» 21 A i l H adley I t ...................... . 86 117 CONSTABLE. F W Dunbar P ...................... . 40 13 W F MttCy R ........................ 102 110 W J Heater D . •_* ; 23 N N Stanley Pro . 50 01 STOCK liUNNING AT LARGE. Y e s ........................................ ir.i 174 . 05 1) N o ............... A ............... A l* j F A ' 1 G N\ 5ft iu :! vu i r * 14 57 t n M 4 3J 8 * Ni 1 2*J 11 J9 evenini; of last week. When a pnhlu-1 the-e method- i- to go over tiie whole Beliool exhihition fail- to brii a out the surf.no carefully with a soft, clean duster parents r.ml friends of the etiildren no tied over a hr-an. N iat patches will other attempt need th) made lo pet a often do the b-st tltat c:.n bo done for crowd. On this oeessieu the i-lu reh was serious ditfigurerae its. If the paper is v-row iieil to suffocation at an early hour soile! »■ I torn past repair, anti tiie anil mar v hnnx around the windows and pain to I woo w>rit, ongina.lv wtiito. lias d v r s to call'll n sentence occasional! b.' 'ine i . in ;y el.ty color, which no soap while many others went home when :h v and wat -r ran wlittwii. we have every rea found they coaid net kot inside. W e had son to -riare that . ;r room needs new inter led to give A full re (sir t of the exer-. parer and > coat i f pain'. I f the old pa- eises hut found it rather difficult to take p«r was di-ta-tt :i.l we ia i h iv e the wail notes while ti| vtivi:v to see over a crowd covered with a pattern that :* pleasing to of twenty or thirty at the door. tli ■ esc. and lints in ke the room what it •Lulji.,-from lhe little we could heir sitould be—a tasteful, com:, rt.i do resting and wlmt wo a t sei-ond l.anded the B’iii .— Mrs. J. M. Freman, in /Vu.rtV class did ni oljr both in the preparation Far and the delivers ot their orations They A BRiiunreraftit. ;i i»riuht 9vl c>f »'u l«*nï8 an i Nv it b tl ntium'l1 ctMirte they otuht b» re it•tv loro nv HI i v a nu« iin.*: in the int.r* l NN h ivili m Nftt of them NN ill no «Î >ul of Frunehi^' oil Tuv silay. alime 12 ko a.lvü nf ;l£0 «'■f in e J.lt .;*» they in ¡il ut p. in., in tli a D oitudco buihiing. ir*l fro; n ¡n tb e fut ira. The exArc'’Si At tlii' mee tin*.: thrxv miiiute.i sih vc U- ne ni it!: O it 4|M‘^!ion the» K'8| Ui.it \ IllN M ill ;i by H in ton l ill n piaciv in mnection with ti tllis M i go 8i.fioty An ! • ol in New ¿•rg. o«l c» I t!l; ig. am i the w ill U m unii i§ al ruaQ-hiKKÍ, T irfiMNi has iv n nnjvMntoil *• pi lo T U iiv r t bv the Nation: H: H «lire: V;U;'c' Ass. ¡a t io n a n d w . >\ I an r Frau i iu the iut .'rustao f that Right Arm Paralyzed! Saved from St. Vitus Dance. ‘ •Our (taught r. I ’.lanche. now flf- tr-en years o f a.'.', had been te rrib ly afflict l w ith ncrrousooM. nnd tiad lost th e ent ire u-e c f her rig h t arm. W e feared St. V itu s dance, and tried th e fce.-s physicians, w ith no benefit. She has taken tn ree buttles o f Dr. Mi e »‘ N erv in e and has gained 31 pound-. H e r nervousness and sym i> t ms o f St. V itu s dance are en tire ly gene, site at ten is sc'!t'.»d r g u ia r iy , and I - r . red r< r.ipiete u-e her area, o re itsIH fim W .* of Mini. I t | l EUlLOCIi. Brighton, it. Y. Dr. Miles’ Nervine Cur •es. __ Dr. îflter* Nor. > t- -. M on n no-ttlTO (p'-irantee th at tbo ftrst ÌH-.ute w i'l is netít A ll .!■ a -cists tl is t.t 11. s b o t t i-s fn ri.\ or It »111 » • V IT . preosi I. C l receip t o f erti-« tortilo I'r. Mlfca BcUWal Co., L i- a a r t , l i d . Sold by dii Druggists. by L,. F. Moore oo. T o C a ttlem en . I h a ve at m y piavo ^©u-beast o f tow n a f u l l - Jur.M V bull. Apply at farm to r term *. F. G G r o f f . Fur > »le . A f. rm «if 250 acre*, 4 l* m ile« nortli- Mi st of Newlierg. For particulars tnquiro at this office. W a n t e p —Fuelling Gar v.srer uf v-od iddre.-s. l.i - r i l raia.y an-l •‘ xpeti-is twit weekiy IVrrmnenl pi-ilio'-. I îrown R io t. Go . Nui-er> ne n, i'orf at d . Oregon. ai2ml8 Ti e regular rub-crip:ion price t j T he G raphic is 11.39 an t lhe regoiar .n b aeription price of The HVrify Ortjonion i< «1 5 >. Any rei» sub--ri >ing for T he G a i me tod tw' in.' one t«-ar in a vanee «-An cet lxi*h Ti:.: G raphic a« d Ttie VTret- fv (-' . . * ne '. tr t.ir .»t Vrt etd * ifc-criner* paying t h « r .n t w i'p lic n i tor o o j .r a-ivauc« Will ini «a...é-d lo lite rame efler.
