Newberg graphic., June 29, 1894, Image 2

Cynthia Hatfield, R. 8 . Iiiglis, John
Shires, Mrs. E ther P. Terrell, F. C. Var
ner, Mrs. Lizzie A. P. White, Dr. Aaron
Mills, Jane P. Atkinson, Elias F. Thorn,
Wm. P. .Smith, B. S. Cook, J. H. Douglas,
H J. Miuthorn, Mrs. Esther B. Miles, F.
T he Capital Journal is responsible for
George, E. H. Woodward, Mrs. Ella
the following : Monday when tho news
Pickett, Mrs. Lizzie Hoskins and B. C.
of Carnot's assassination readied the
Miles.
state house Governor Pennoyer was at Ida
This committee reported what they
office. The fact that the president of the
H aving purchased the business of Kay & Todd it is our
had prepared, advising that after the
French republic was killed waa mentioned
purpose
to continue the sam e in such a m anner as to m erit
to him and lie blurted out:
Tho second annual gathering of the meeting haJ heard tiie reading of tiie re­
“ What a pity it wasn’t Cleveland!” Friends Church in tho northwest met at j port and considered it that it should be
and receive tho trade of N ew berg and vicin ity .
He did it in a jocular way, seemingly un­ tho church in Newbcrg, Tuesday, Junej adopted for tiie coming year, and that a
W e w ill m ake you sp ecial prices on N eckw ear, Men’s
conscious that he was trilling with a sub- j 2(ith, at 2 p. m. At these annual meet- i tyjie written copy he furnished each I
Til* Chicago court«aro «till hammering ject, utterances upon which :n a similar ings reports aro read from all tho suhor -1 Monthly Meeting. Further, that such
F ancy Shirts, U nderw ear, Straw H ate, Shoes, Sum m er Cloth­
away at the Pendergast trial. Another vein wlion Abraham Lincoln was assassi­
dinate meetings and tiie various interests discipline shall ho in the hands of the
in g, etc.
strong incentive to mob law.
committee during tiie year, and that
nated cost men their lives.
of tho whole church considered.
members
may
make
in
the
meantime
It was evidently the first thought in the
At the first session the attendance was
C ocitty treasurer Pennington an­ governor’s mind, and the first utterance
very good considering tho busy time in sucli suggestions for changes to tho com­
nounce« that he is ready to pay all out­ on liia lips, and he said it in tiie hearing
CALL
S E E TJS-
the year and tho financial stress that lias mittee as they may choose.
standing county warrants. This speaks of two gentlemen, and said it in a way
Then followed tiie reading of the disci­
tnado it impossible for many at a distance
well for Yamhill.
that caused it to be common talk among to attend. There were not as many from pline as prepared, section by section, un­
tho state house employes. So he evident­ outside the limits of tiie Yearly Meeting til the noon hour. In tiie preparation of
Paor. J. F. M o r a n , a graduate of the ly meant it. It was the direct outburst of
in attendance as on last year, hut such an the discipline that of Iowa Yearly Meet­
Indiana Htate Normal School, at Terra liia hatred of President Cleveland.
attendance was not expected as that was ing lias been followed to a considerable
S u c c e s s o r s to K a y & To<l«l.
Haute, has accepted the fiosition of editor
tiie o|iening of die meeting on tho north­ extent, but much has been omitted in
of the Oregon State School Journal, pub­
order
to
get
a
much
smaller
book.
Very
west coast and other bodies of die church
C o m m e n c e m e n t D a y Note».
lished at Drain.
NUT TO I5K AI.AF.MKI>.
C o m e, boy«, a n d m o u n t th e b u r n in g d e c k —
of a like character had delegates in at­ few changes were suggested by the con­
century. As soon as inflammatory sym-
BEE HIVES,
O u r o ra to rs s p e a k r a p id ly ;
gregation ami the probabilities are that
tendance.
toms made their appearance, tiro throat
W
e
lo
n
g
o
n
c
e
m
o
re
to
r
e
a
c
h
th
o
Bhore
A mbricans might do well to go back to
O f " I s e r r o llin g r a p i d ly ! ”
President Thomas Newlin, principal the report of the committee will bo ac­ T h e G r e e n B u g o n t h e W h e a t N o t S o was thoroughly dusted with sulphur, this BEE SUPPLIES
Egypt for a worthy example. Tobacco
O f a ll k in d s a t
clerk, Mrs. Jane H. Blair reading clerk cepted uud adopted very nearly as it came
D an gerou s as H e A ppears.
treatment being repeated every hour if
speeches
culture has been prohibited in that reulm T o W h e a lf d o th n o e t c m a m u c p h a ig in n c lin
from the hands of (lie committee.
e;
and
Mrs.
Laura
E.
Miuthorn
recording
tire
case
was
severe.
As
only
good
could
T
.
B.
CUM
M
IN’S SHOP,
W e w a n t th e fello w w h o w as b o rn
Little green bugs have appeared in
by a decree of the Khedive. Those found
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
clerk during the session of last year were
“ A t L ia g e u , o u th e R h in e ! ”
come from swallowing the powder, it was O n C e n te r s tr e e t, fo rm e rly o c c u p ie d by
myriad
numbers
iu
tiie
wheat
fields
of
cultivating the weed aro finod $ 1,000 per
V\ ilso n s G ro c e ry .
LettcfS'-vere _read for Jojin Vestal ami
seated at tiie table.
tiro Willamette valley and are to be found used with the utmost freedom. Some­
T h e c a m p a 'g n m u s ic fills th e a ir
•ere.
A n d Jar« j.’o m le ft to rig h t;
President Newlin read tho opening his daugiltur, Miss Ladie Vestal, members thickly enscoused in the open space be­ times teaspoonfnl doses were taken with
O n ce m o re , o n c e m o re we y e a rn to h e a r
tiie most satisfactory results.
minute and in connection with it made at Whittier, California.
O ld “ C u r /e w ” r in g to -n ig h t!
M. C a r n o t president o f France w a s
Q A T H D f i a Y s p e g , a l
A report of the superintendent of evan­ tween tire layers of w heat berries along
some
very appropriate remarks.
One of the very best preparations for ' u H i U i H l H l
SALE
tiie
heads.
They
have
caused
great
assassinated at Lyons on last Sunday T h e o ra to r s k e e p m o u th in g ou,
gelistic
and
church
extension
work
was
Rev. Klwood Scott read a portion of
e v e iy o n e ’« a b o re ;
alarm for the safety ot the present crop throat affections is equal parts of sul- j
evening. The French courts will make W A e nd
read
which
showed
much
active
work
on
w a n t t.ie b u r ia l o f S ir J o h n ,
scripture after which short but pointed
and for tiie future of wheat growing in phuric acid and glycerine. This may be L A D I E S U N D E R W E A R ,
W h o se o th e r n a m e w as M oore!
s h o r t w o r k of the assassin. It is unfortu­
prayers were offered by Kuv. James P. the part of tiie committee duriug tiie this region; but scientific investigation diluted in tiie proportion of ore teaspoon- i
S AILO R H A TS ,
nate fo r him that he can’t be tried by our So m o u n t th e b u r n in g d e c k a n d s h o u t,
Price, Mrs. M. E. K. Edwards, Rev. El- year.
CLOVES,
proves that tiie danger is not so alarming ful of tiie mixture to half a glass of water. |
W h ile fa s t ih e fire* g lo w ;
courts.
Rev.
Jas.
P.
Price,
superintendent
of
A n d le a d ’h a t la m b of M a r y s o u t,
rVHTS E T C .
wood Scott, Mrs. Jane B. Votaw, James
Tiie throat may be brushed w ith it or j
as
might
be
supposed.
It
is
true,
this
W h o so " ile e c e w as w h ite as « n o w !"
evangelestie work for New berg, Quarterly
A t w ay d o w n p ric e s .
used a 3 a gargle. Freely applied, it will j
F rank D avry formerly *u|*)rintendent
—Atlanta Constitution. Vestal and Rev. Janeway.
>-ear’s
crop
may
be
injured
some
by
their
Rev. Scott read other |>ortions of scrip­ meeting, and Rev. F. M. George of Salem depredations before they are destroyed by usually relieve all unpleasant aymtoms at j
of the Keely Institute of Forest Grove has
ture
after which he made a short address, made verbal reports of the work done in their inevitable accompaniment, the par­ orico, and persisted in it rarely falls to j
C
r
o
p
-
W
e
a
t
h
e
r
B
u
l
l
e
t
i
n
N
o
.
1
3
.
moved his family to Salem. He is now
welcoming
those from a distance and their respective fields that was full of in­ asite, but tho chances are happily against cure the most obstinate cases. The oh-|
WESTERN OREGON.
on tho reportorial and advertising staff of
M RS. E. J . H A R R IS , MILL IN KB.
urging
unity
of action during tiie various terest to tho church, Other remarks fol­ such a resuit. Some heads of w-tieat jection to it is that it is too simple for the
Weather—The
weather
during
the
past
the Statesman.
C o rn e r o f B ric k b lk , M ain st.
lowed by Elwood Scott, Anson Cox, A.'M.
medical
profession
to
approve.
sessions.
Let
us
pray
God
to
give
us
week was cool, partly cloudy und a few
Bray, Jesse Edwards, Miss Atkinson, Mrs. plucked from a field across the river in
We are told now that Chomawa’s now showers occurred. The mean tempera- pure hearts. May the Lord’s spirit he up­
FR O M O IK EX C H A N G ES.
Romic,
Thomas Newlin, L. M. Huworth Folk county and also from one iu the
W H Y NOT GO T°
Indian school sujierintendeiit is “ the right turo ranged from 08 to 00 degress, which on us. Many interests will he considered
and
W.
J. Townsend who spoke on the Waldo hills were shown to a Statesman
Y a m h ill C o u n ty I ’.e p o r te r .
man in tho right place.” We can only was from 1 to 4 degrees cooler than the in tliis meeting. Pacific College will
representative
last
evening,
and
while
the
various lines of pastoral and church ex­
.T. W. Hobbs in his youth was a school­ Misa L. M. Haworth & Mrs. E. M. Tate's
hope that our informant is not in error. week before. The rainfall amounted to claim our attention, this institution the
green aphis, for such it is, was very num­
tension work.
Cheraawa has in the past sometimos hail less than .10 of an inch. There were no interests of which iio so near our hearts.
mate
with Owen, w ho is contesting Breck­
The nominating committee proposed for erous, yet the berries seemed to be sound
H?
inridge for congress. Hobbs thiuks he
the right man in the wrong placo.—Slater extremes of temperature and an absence Tho evangelistic, church extension, pas­
and
healthy.
But
the
reader
will
be
toral und temperance work must bo con­ a committee to have in charge this line of more interested in something authorita­ will get there.
man.'.
sunshine.
work the coming year,
Crops—The weather conditions are very sidered. Then there is the home and T iio m a s N e w lin ,
An old half-breed at Hillsboro, after
tive on this subject, so tire Statesman ¡3
M a rtin C ook,,
PARLO RS
foreign
missionary
work.
Every
cent
we
C
iras. K. S cott,
F m . G eo rg e
I t is rather surprising to learn that a favorable to tho growing crops. Wheat,
pleased to present from tiie Corvallis listening to Judge Galloway’s speech at
M rs. M e lim la C ra v e n
J
a
s
.
P.
P
r
ic
e
,
B
e
fo
re
b
u
y
in g o r g e ttin g w o rk d o n e e ls e w h e re ?
call has been made for a meeting at Pen­ oats and barley have excellent growth; send away for foreign mission work will M rs. L id a ito m itik ,
t. II. D ouglas,
Times the following account of the little that place, went up to him, shook Ins
N ew G oods, L a te s t S ty le s.
A iibon Cox,
Ktiie Macy,
dleton to organize an anti-horsethief us- tlioy are now approaching their ripening be multiplied to us iu our blessings at M
rs. J iu r D. V otaw ,
M is. E s th e r Tow -nsend “ varmint” and the manner of circum­ hand and remarked : “ Mika close turn-
K. C. Ai o is iro u g .
■oention. Tho opinion has prevailed period and need more sunshine, borne home. President Newlin followed with W. J . T o w n s e n d ,
venting his nefarious schemes against the turn, cultus wa-wa.” This is probable Millinery at Lowest Prices. Dressmak­
earnest
prayer.
down this way that horses wore so cheap fruit continues to fall from tho trees yet
prosperity of Oregon, as given by 1'rof. F. one of the things that defeated the judge. ing, Cutting and Pitting a Specialty.
S e rv ic e s o n S u n d a y .
T h re e d o o rs e a st of W ils o n ’s G ro cery .
on the other side of tho mountains that tho general yield will he generally an av­ The names of doiegutes were called us
L. Washburn, of the Oregon agricultural
FRIENDS.
The new sheriff’s deputy will be Ros­
C h u r c h .—
horse stealing wus a hack number in that erage ono. Strawberries are ripening follows:
college.
well Conner, who lias been Sheriff War­
I d a in. M iss A tk in s o n a n d o th e rs .
new bero .
-Jilin p. m . E lw o o d S c o tt a u d o th e r s ,
rapidly and aro now at their full produc­
“It is a small green insect that attacks ren’s faithful assistant, and Mr. McKern
part of the state.
V p. in, C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r .
K. 8. Itig li« ,
o o d w a rd ,
tion. Cherries are somewhat backward, E K. lw H. o o W
i------------------
tire stalks and later the heads of wheat, has chosen C. H. McKinney as deputy-
8 p. m . P re s . T h o s. N e w liu a n d o th e r s .
d S co tt,
A b ra m W rig h t.
G rov e —
C leveland is getting even with Pen- but aro ripening and being shipped to E lis h a Sm ith*
L izzie W h ite,
rye and oats. It lias a long beak with clerk. Bolh are young men of good hab­
to a. m . F. M, G eo rg e a u d L. M. H a w o rth .
J. T ow nsend,
J e n n i e II. G roff,
2:30 p. m . M iss A lk iu .-o u , A u so u C o x a u d which it extracts the sap. It is not de­
noyer. It will he remembered that 1!. F. market in large quantities. Haying is in W.
M artin Cook,
its and well qualified for the positions.
P h o e b e H ia tt,
o th e rs .
.
M ary H a m p to n ,
Bonham of Salem said some very plain general progress in tiie counties south of J J . a n L. e H II a w B o la rth
structive to tho berry except that its ab­
ir,
M ary J . N e w lin ,
Editor Barnhart of this paper left Wed­
M
e t h o d is t C h u r c h —11 a. m .
M
rs.
L
id
a
and cutting things alrout Pennoyer dur­ the CaiaiKioiu mountains and is being L a u r a R ee ce.
IVE SELL FOR /“N »
T T
M a rla h 11. B o w c rn v m
sorption of the sap robs it of nourishment nesday morning for California. Ho goes
ito m a c k .
WE BUY FOR L A O X I .
liA
i-n
s
r
c h u r c h —11 a. in . C h a r le s S co tt.
ing the late campaign. This no doubt commenced in some of tho coast and Wil-
and
causes
it
to
shrivel.
8 A LEM.
on a diversity of missions, principal of
pleased the president as Bonham without lauiotto valley counties. Tiie hay crop is B. S. C ook,
“As wheat ripens tiie aphis migrates which is to obtain a needed and earned
J a n e C o u lsn n ,
F i g * a n d T h i s t l e s f r o m K a m ’B H o r n .
H ;ir\ ey B. B p en O tr,
asking for the place has been appointed very large and is yielding heavily to the i M I d le s ,
to tiie more succulent oats and when rest and recuperation of health, which we WE GUAEANTEE SATISFACTION.
L a u r a E. M iu th o rn ,
AQSOD < 'ox.
The true hero seldom realizes that lie is these in turn ripen it goes to the various
acre, especially the clover liny.
E s th e r M iles.
M ary C o m m o n s,
postmaster at Halem.
sincerely hope ho may experience. He
P h a r a b a M o rris,
one.
The tent caterpillar is general over tho E W. liz J a . b H e a th d le OuuiulH
grasses. It spreads over a wide extent of will visit the fair and relatives during his
y,
W. P. S m ith .
Hunger
never
fiudd
any
fault
with
the
T he report that Mrs, Nellie Grant Sar- counties of western Oregon and is doing
territory quicker than any insect known. absence.
Tho names of caretakers wore called u s
tablecloth.
toris Is engaged to Gen. M. K. Douglas is damage. Within the past week they fo llo w rt :
Although its existence was observed sev­
A ustin & S tan ley.
County Treasurer rennington adver­
Whenever voti speak evil of another enteen years before, tire grain aphis first
confirmed. Mrs. Sartoris will forfeit tho have attacked tiie hop fields, they have
NKWULUG.
you are sure/o hurt yourself.
appeared in great numbers in 1301, tises that he can meet all outstanding
estatos bequeathed to her by her English done damngo in orchards and are now C. J. E d w a r d s ,
A. C. B tA ubrough.
Wo can injure against fire, and guard spreading over New England, ail of New warrants. This is a satisfactory condt-
E d g a r H a m p to n ,
father-in-law if she memos aguin, or datnuging tho hops to what extent can­ F , a . M o rris,
M ab el E d w a rd s ,
W a lte r T e r re ll,
against a thief, hut there is no protection York except tire western portion, north­ | tion, especially lor tiie outgoing officers.
takos up her permanent home in Amer­ not now he determined. What are E d ith K ills,
C liffo rd T e r r e ll,
H e r b e r t T. C a sh ,
U. 8. llo lm o a ,
against a backbiter.
eastern Pennsylvania and portions of It is estimated that the county will have
ica. In case of her marriage the entire termed “tho little green hugs” have ap- J o h n H u tc h in s o n
M a rio n C ook,
F . A . E L L IO T T ,
The example of the genteel tippler kills Canada. Every grain field was invaded | $500 above all debts July 1st. About P r a c t ic a l S u rv e y o r, is p r e p a r e d to s u r v e y , s u b ­
M ary C. K irk ,
peareil on tiie heads of wheat during the D asio M. S ta n le y ,
estate goes to her children.
L e w is H a n s o n .
M oses V’o ta w ,
$
20,000
tax
is
}-et
uncollected,
and
proba­
d iv id e a u d p la t F a rm s , F r u it T ra c ts or T o w n
more souls than that of a drunkard.
and many of them thronged. In many
post ten days. They appear to have
o u s h o rt n o tic e . S a tis fa c tio n g u a r a n t e e d .
SALEM.
The liquor traffic can be improved cases the wheat crop was reduced one- bly $ 2,000 of that amount will yet come G L ots
o v e rn m e n t la u d lo c a te d .
G overnor H tonb of Mississippi aiqiears started in tiie southern counties. They
in
before
sale
is
advertised.
E
b
e
n
S
now
,
M
iles
R
ec
ce,
w hen the devil can be made ashamed of iiaif, and tho oat crop hardly paid for
N ewbero ,
O regon .
to be making an effort to equal Pennoy- almost cover tiie head of the wheat and (J.
L e o n a rd G eorgo,
Jo h n so n ,
himself.
r.irfies in the vicinity of North Yam­
J e s s e N elso n ,
harvesting. The following year it spread
er’s record in the excrciso of the pardon­ as the hugs mature wings are developed j L . a .1 u r C a o K o k u , an ,
L izzie M o rris,
If there is evil in the s|ieech it is sure over tho remaining portion of Canada and hill who consigned their hops to London,
ing power. lie has just |>ardoned ex- which enable them to fly. These hugs A lice B. S p e n c e r.
R . T. E M ARIS.
troasurer Hcmiway who was serving a ure known as Aphis Avemc or in plain
The following committees were appoint­ evidence that there is somethiug wrong into Michigan, and then disappeared. In taking an advance of 12 J.j cents a pound,
W ill tr e a t a ll fo rm s o f a c u te n n d c h r o n e c d i s ­
have
just
got
returns,
and
they
are
said
in
the
heart.
words
“
Grain
aphis.”
They
have
done
1883 it appeared in ten counties in Cali­
five years sentenco in tho state prison,
ed :
e a s e s a n d a n s w e r a ll m e d ic o l a u b s u r g ie a l cu ll»
There aro |icople who never get into a fornia doing considerable damage to not to be entirely satisfactory. In some p ro m p tly .
and who had two years yet to serve. The considerable damage in past years in
DEVOTIONAL MEETINGS.
iu H o s k in s b lo c k .
R e s id e n c e in C
good meeting unless they lead it them­ wheat, one man reporting that the yield instances the sales were for less than tiie M C a tiice
J a s . U. Urine,
tiie east. There is a minute parasite E lw o o d S c o tt,
ris p ro p e rty , n e a r B a n k of N e w b e rg . Oflieo
amount of his shortage was $315,000.
M ary K. K. E d w a rd s , selves.
J , It. T o w u aeu il
h o u ro , 10 ;50 to 11:40 a. in ,: 1 to J a n d n b o u t 7:30
advance,
whereas
at
time
of
shipment
of his spring wheat was diminished one-
which preys on tho hugs or their ravages L izzie W h ite,
E v a n g e lin e M artin ,
p. m .: S a b b a th , 2 to 3 p. m.
E ._________
- ......... -
F . kt. G eorge.
Wheuevcr you find a man soiling goods half by the ravages of tho pest. It was offers of 17 cents spot cash were refused.
N e w b e r g , O re gon .
M o u n t a i n climbers of Portland have is- may bo stopped by rain. Spraying the
NOMINATIONS.
witli a short yardstick, you find one who prevented from multiplying by late rains Brices this season are not up to last, hut
Bnod a very neat und ix-nutifully illus­ wiieat with a weak keroseno emulsion E. I t, W o o d w ard ,
J a n e V o taw ,
is convinced in his own mind that the to tire extent that damage was scarcely prospects are growing more encouraging.
D ied .
W in. J T o w n s e n d .
0 . M arls.
trated souvenir folder, liearing the title, will kill them, according to l’rof. Wash­ N.
Elizlm S m ith ,
Dr. H. J. M iu th o rn ,
Bible is not true.
perceptible in other counties. April 2i)ih Miller Bros, of North Yamhill ure offer­ R o g e r s ;—Ma r t h a A. T h o m a s , w ife of E d w a rd
burn
of
the
Stuto
Expeliment
Station
of
“ Tho Cliff Climbers.” They announce
A lm a Si ra llin i,
W m U. S m ith ,
Importunity means holding on until and 30th and May 2nd and 3rd largo ing to contract uny amount at 11 cents, R o g ers, w as b o rn in F a ir m o u n t, C la rk C o u n ty ,
J a n e H. V otaw ,
M ary T o w u .e ild ,
M isso u ri, S e p te m b e r 29, 1873; d ie d J u n e 23,
that on July 17th, they will ascend Mt. Corvallis.
A n ao u C ox,
l-ilvira » ook.
you get what you want.
U.91,age 20 y e a rs 8 m o u th s a n d 23 d a y s .
(lights of the wing,-d variety were noticed but there are no takers.
The hops have a most prolific growtli
Hood ami organize a club while on tho
REPORTS TO TH E PRESS.
Perseverance
wins.
The
through
train
She came to Oregon with her parents
in
Sacramento,
but
disappeared
after
the
anil
aro
exceedingly
promising.
Tiie
snow capped |x>ak which is to be called
A. C. S ta n tiio u g h .
P ro f. Fntw-in M o rriso n
D a y to n H e r a ld .
is fire favorite.
while an iniunt babe. She was converted
rains of May 4th. In nearly every in­
ON EXTRACTS.
the “ Mazamas,” which being interpreted weather conditions are very favorable to
Raising tunes is easier (Iran raising col­ stance where tiie pest has appeared it has
A number of Dayton people attended and joined the M. E. church at Newberg
ary A llen .
Dr. A. M ills.
means mountain goafs. All lovers of tho tho growth of tiie imps. Tho hop louse M
H e le n |i ll a if n r d ,
P ro f. E d w in M o r-‘snn lections.
the graduating exercises at Pacific college,! in 1802, and was a faithful member and
been
met
by
a
host
of
parasites,
flies
and
is
barely
observable
iu
some
few
yards.
mountains are invited to make the trip.
Mt.-s It. W. II-iic h m .iu
P ro f C. E L ew is,
Ono of the most wretched men in (lie lady beetles, and if it Iras not been at Newberg this week, and were pleased a devoted Christian until death. She
Continued cool weather will prevent tiie C. C. Jo iin e o u .
Several ladies aro intending to go.
EPISTOLARY
CORRESPONDENCE
TO OTHER WOld is tho one w ho cannot respect him­ once checked, have prevented its appear­ with the exercises. There were eighteen was married to Edward llogers January
development of the hop louse. Tho hop
YEARLY MEETINGS.
self.
ance tho second year. In many cases graduates of tire senior preparatory class, 29, 1893. She leaves a husband, an iu-
louse host thrives during warm sultry
J e s .e E d w ard s,
M a ttie T o w n s e n d ,
I. inn C ounty papers aro booming C.
No ono can lie truly bravo who is not these natural enemies have prevented it of which Ellis F. Hadley of Dayton, was fant babe, father, mother, o ie brother
weather.
l.id .i G. R o u ilr,
E liz a b e th It. M iles,
W. Watts of Albany, for state game war­
A lp h en * l; M ills,
J a n « II. H lail,
Irving to tio truly good.
a member, and who passed a very credit­ and one sister, with many relatives and
entirely from damaging grain.
EASTERN ORKOON.
E lls F M sev,
W P. S m ith ,
den. Considering that times aro not
When
you
want
to
find
a
coward,
hunt
able examination. Ellis has attended friends to mourn her loss. The funeral
E
r
s
u
e
is
l.e
iie
r,
J
J
.
J
e
s
su
p
.
“From
specimens
sent
me
I
observe
UVulArr—The weather continues cool, K u io r lla tl,
very flush with the majority of people,
Tiros. N ew lin ,
up the man who knows lie is wrong.
that pharasites are working on tho aphis. j the college three terms, and will probably was conducted by the w’riter and was at­
partly
cloudy
and
a
few
ligtit
showers
ON RKTUHNINO M .SITES
couldn’t Oregon get along for a couple of
Tiie man who feels certain that lie will If these parasites are numerous enough, | continue to do so until he graduates in tended by a large congregation, attesting
A m a n d a M. W o o d w ard , E m m a It. J o h n s o n ,
years without a paid game warden and have occurred. Tho mean temperature M
not
succeed is seldom disappointed.
the esteem in which she was held by the
no very serious damage may result. If the higher branches.
J
e
s
s
e
N
elso
n
.
atth
ew
T
e
r
re
ll,
not Buffer any material loss. Protection ranged from 68 to (14 degrees, which is
community.
A. M. M c C art .
No man's character is any better than not numerous enough, many wheat grow­ |
Minutes of visiting ministers were read
practically
Iho
same
as
last
week.
Thorn
to taxpayers Is wanted just now more
his word.
as follows:
ers may lose a large portion of their crop.
I le p p n c r G azette.
lias
been
an
absence
of
warm
afternoons
than anything else. Give us a rest from
H a n s o n :—Sa r a h H a n s o n d a u g h t e r o f H e s e k ia h
There is no heavenly music iu a There is no practicable remedy that can
From Des Moines, Iowa, Miss Matilda
A story goes the rounds thusly: Aj a n d C la ra H u tc h e n s w as b o rn iu W a y n e
these salaried officers in cases whore no und tho nights continue to lie quite cool. Atkinson.
gloomy
heart.
n ty , I n d ia n i. 11th m o u th M lh, 1821. D ie d
be
applied
at
present.
The
only
thing
Crop»—1The harvesting of rye is now in
member of t h e ----— party went into a C a t o S u ilv
e r 'n n , O re g o u , at th e h o m e o f h e r e l ­
Prom Iowa Falls, Iowa, a member,
special loss will bo felt until wo can have
Apply tho rule* of higher criticism to, that the farmer can do is to burn the
d e s t d a u g h te r . E lle n R o b b in s , J u n e 24, 1894,
progress in tiro Columbia river valley, Mias Georgia Griffith.
■
restaurant
in
Portland,
and
saw
on
th
e
,
a abort breathing spell.
a g e d 72 y e a rs 3 m o n th s 10 d a y s .
roast
beef
and
you
will
soon
starve
your-
I
stubble
immediately
after
harvest,
to­
From Pleasant View, Kansas, ElUha
where also tho bailey will soon bo ready
printed list that tliere were on hand some
She resided near the place of her birth
seif to deal it.
gether with all straw, weeds, littel or frogs’ legs. Now frogs’ legs were new to
to cut. Winter wheat is very promising; Janeway.
T ally ono for Ohio. The state senate
Our
brightest
joys
come
fo
us
when
we
■
Reports were read from lire two Quar­
waste of any kind on or about tiie field. him as an article of diet and so the mem­ until married to John Ilanson December
spring sown and volunteer crop» will
has enacted a law, placing tho heavy pen- make a good yield. In Wasco, Gilliam terly Meetings showing the condition of do things tli.it angels would like to do.
This will destroy places favorable for the ber of tire party called a waiter and or­ 19, 1838, to whom she has‘been a faithful
wife for more than 35 years. From this
alty of f.’.noo fine ami tjve years impris­ and Morrow couutics, tiie wheat prospects the church, which in the main, us ex
Who kills the utau when he worries , insects hiiiernation. The experience in
dered some. They were good. But when
onment on the publication of obscene lit­ are usually the poorest this year, rival tho pressed by a number who spoke on the himself to death ?
the east lias shown that this aphis may ' the bill came, lie fonnd that they were union was born ten children, the eldest
Love is the only thing man needs that ] ruin a wheat crop one season, ami not be j high $1 51 per plate. Rage and indig­ dying in infancy. Seven of the remain­
erature. Here is a pointer for the Oregon prospects of Umatilla, Sherman and subject, was satisfactory,allowing a decid­
legislature which meets next January. I nion. The hay crop is heavy. Some ed growth in numbers as well as interest he cannot get for himself.
seen again in that locality for many years nation were stamped unmistakubly on , ing nine, reside in Oregon, while one son
lives in Minneapolis and a daughter in
We could all do more lifting up if wo Whenever tiie aphis turns a dark color—
There is nothing more demoralizing ’.ban hav ranches and orchards were ruined for in church work.
the countenance of the tpemfier of the
the distribution of obscene literature this year’s crop at least hy the Hood in
cither brown or black it means that it is aforesaid------- party. Tito proprietor Omaha. With the exception of one
Newbcrg Quarterly re|ioit.a a member- would do more looking up.
brother she was the last of her father’d
among young people and any man so tho Columbia. The fruit prospects lir e ship of 1,248, an increase of 208 duriug
Tiie devil lias to work extra hard to get doomed. Tills is caused bv work of tho
reasoned with him th it frogs’ legs were
morally low in the scale of humauily that generally very blight, though tho lute th year.
iris hands on children who have good parasite, which deposits the egg in«ide scarce and therefore their legs came high, family. She was a life long member of
he can’t find anything better to publish , fro«.« did do considotahlj damage. “ I
the aphis the egg hatches nnd the larva- and the outcome was that a bargain was the Friends church, nnd in all the joys
Salem reports a membership of 4H, an mothers.
Thoso
who
live
under
the
same
roof
deserves to wear prison garb.
feel on the tissues of the body of the struck between the two for nil the mem­ and trials of her life her trust was an­
I have never seen better prospects for good increase ol 148 during the year.
The evening session, which was for w ith you, know more about your religion aphis producing the death of the latter. ber of tire ------- party could bring the chored in Him, who hath said, “ Come
I cro|w" say several known eoriespon-
C ountry pooplo in a city are nsuall)
The parasite finally emerges as a wasp­ restaurant proprietor, at two bits per pair. unto rae.”
\ deals. To the soutli of the Columbia riv- worship alone, was eouducled by Mias than your pastor dot's.
For some months before her death the
considered rather verdant ami city people
There
are
loo
many
fathers
who
will
like insect to repeat its good work.”
i or valley the late frosts, extending lip to Aikinson, who preached a very excellent
The former went home and prepared to
in the country are just as much so.
Tire 1 tiie middle of June, did considerable sermon.
tie up tiie dog at night and let the hoy
The following from the Albany Demo­ drain a |«>nd near his bonse from which burden of her heart was that, all her
Chicsgo Hscord gives the following which
run loose.
crat bears out tho cheerful view taken iu nightly came noises which seemed to in­ children might become Christians before
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
! damage especially to vegetables.
A
she passed over. But through grace, she
illustrates the former statem en t:
Ke« p a close eye on the man whose the beginning of this article :
Devotional service« conducted by Rev.
1 Grant county correspondent reports “The
dicate thousands of frogs. The big four- was made willing to leave even this with
“ What aro you tliinkin’ of Joshua?"
wife
is
afiaid
to
ask
him
for
money.
“
The
wheat
aphis
that
is
causing
con­
F.
M.
George
and
Miss
Atkinson.
horse wagon was backed up to the pond, Him “ who doeth all things well.” She
said his wife, as they stood on the street 1 fiuit crop very short, almost a failure.
It is hard to find people in misfortune siderable talk is not a new thing in Ore­
It) a. m.—The delegates reported the
Tho liny crop is pronounced short. A
and the water was run off. The frogs left every evidence that her end was
corner.
who
will
not
stick
to
it
that
somebody
gon ; in fact it Iras been here for years. did not count cut according to ex|-ecU-
“ I ’m thlnkln' what «hides« people green fly is damaging fruit frees. Squir­ following:
has boon to blame for it.
A man tells a Democrat ruin that h > saw ti >n. In f a r ' , only six frogs were found, peece. “ Blessed are the dead that die in
these city folks are,” said Joshua, looking rels are doing damage.”
Principal Cloik—President Newlin.
Generally
the LorJ.”
s#*
at the street sweeping cart, which was through tiie interior the eattle are fat and
Reading Clerk—Mrs J a m 'll Blair.
The man who dies iris whisker*, and the aphis as early as 1878. It appears
passing. “ Just think of Irvin’ to harrow
Recording Clerk—Mrs. l.aura 1!. Min- the woman who paints her face, forget thi* year in arger numbers than usual, and consequently only six |>air of leg*.
; tho range feed is good. Snow fell fwo t horn.
“Gee whilikins,” sail the man.
“I
S p e c ia l S a le .
with such a thing like th at!”
that the world is full of people who have but it is probable will cans.* l.ttle d no igo
ineliea on tho 10th and 11th at Klamath
Announcing Clerk—Jesse P I wards.
thought tl.ere were dead loads of frog* in
i . __
*i
FriJay ami .Saturday on new goods
good
eyesight.
to
the
wheat,
particularly
to
th
j
fall
that pon.l, Irom the n >ise they made.” just receive,!. Ixrwest price* on trimmed
Tho report was accepted ami tiie ap­
T ub National Bepublicsn I eague of the , Falls. Sheep shearing is p r a c t i c a l l y com­
rheie are people who sing, “ I care not
The story applies to the populist*, and list*. Three doors east of Wilson's Gro­
for sliver or gold,” who some how or wheat."
United States is in session at IVuvwr tins pleted and the Wuoi is unusually cVan, pointments in.i le accordingly.
Tiie committee appointed last year to other a! wav* come out ahead in a horse
explains why Gov. Pennoyer thought hi* cery.
week. The Republican clubs of Oregon heavy ami of long staple.
o f Suljiliur in t h r o a t D i i f »if.
party had eve-ytbin.-.
Flood- The Columbia and tributary prepare and submit to tiie meeting this trade
of which there aro 243 sent IN delegates,
Toere are so many people w ho are
New York Ledger: There baa been
rivers
continue
to
fall
and
are
slowly
re­
vear
a
church
discipline
mad.-
a
re|sut
Tho w r r ta r r of the E lkhart C arri» «
as follows: Tho. II. Tongue of Hdlsboro,
pious onlv in pleasant weather.
Mrs Anna Rogers, wife of E. Roger* ant Harness Mrs. Co., of Elkhart, Ind
It is -cKlurn that anybody falls down on of Lite some discussion on the use of sul­
Inform*
1------
■
M. C. George, B. B. Bookman, II.L . ceding to within llieir bank,. Thu waters This committee wav made up of the fol­
, . K n.i ! that
---------- *----
. 'price*
will he lower
phur in throat troubles, r9|«t*:*Iiy thoee who d ied of column pt ion w** buried here for
tsa* than cv, r. II- wishes ls to ask
Wells, Rufus Mallory and U. A. Dulpli of je t continue to be high, but they are be- lowing members, viz: Thomas Newlin, ice. Our hardest tumb'e* generally come
of a diphtheritic character. This is by on last Sunday afternoon. The funeral onr readers not to purchase anythin? In
when wo think we are safe.
Portland, C. W. Fulton, Asteris, O. N. low die destruction point. Tho river* Jesse F iwardx. V S Re.ve, ,1,1.
Those who are close with money are | no means a new remedy, having been services were held at the M. E. church th--line of carr air*-*, wagons, bicycle* or
harness unt;l they have rent 4 cent, in
Denny, LaFayette, Z. F. Moody, The will continue to fall, though the decline Fdisira Smith, Mrs. Ilvangeline Martin, verv oiten liberal with advice.
it.m m to paypo-'ace on th. ir 112 t'.urc
Tiie s-if made man very often needs, used .is a throat disease panacea in cer­ A large number of people were in ait nd- ua;a
Dalles, J. C. Isasure. Pendleton. The will lie slow, not much over a foot during Mrs. Jane R. Votaw, Mrs. Mary F K.
- srae
,,|\
¡he readers of this
tain hou>vholds for at «cast a qua. ter of a 1 Alice.
D. S. I' auvb .
Edwards, Mr*, l.ltiabcth P Miles, Mrs, hi* tatior'a help
to r t P H t l a t
-i -.t j.-in
•llernstvs were, P. P. Gatos, LaFajette, the next seven days.
PARKER & INGLIS,
\
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----
u
and ' be convinced
Ossh Meat Market
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