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Newspaper Page Text1 i ' .«. “ S* ' NEWBBRG GRAPHIC. IKSIKI) EVKKY FRIDAY MORNING. E. II. W oodward , E ditor A I'iin.iM im . F i l l D A Y , O C T O B E R 20, 1804. Katere-1 as second c U m matter at the poxt ottico at New berg, Oregon. B EA D OUR OFFER. Farmers, mechanics, business men and ■lay laborers, all want to keep posted on affairs at home and abroad. W e are now prepared to supply all with the nows, both local and general, at prices in ac cordunce with the times. The W eekly O regonian and the N ewbebg G r aph ic , when taken together will lie given the coining year for the email stun of $2.00. Those who want the U uuai . N orthwest can have the three papers for $2.50. These rates apply to all new subscribers and also to old subscribers who pay up their accounts with the G raphic and pay a year’s su> .cription in advance. Every body admits that the O regonian is the general newfipaperol the northwest. G r a p h ic supplies the local news. The Here is your chance to get your reading matter for a year at a very low rate. your name not later in the Give us week than Wednesday and you will got the O hb - sioNiAN for that week. Come in at once and let us do you gcod. C. S T A N L E Y . 3 K kxchanoe Ir there is any tiling surer than fate it is rain during the winter season in the Willamette valley. A bountiful har vest is ah.o sure to follow a bountiful rain fall. Then don’t growl when it rains. A good many people have learned by experience that in the bright lexicon of “ green goods” ami other kindred specula lions there is nothing ho uncertain aa i sure thing.—Corvallis Gazelle. is anybody about Newlierg heard to renjiond with a hearty, “ am en!’’ T he N ow Yorkers who with a great flourish of trumpets started in some years ago to raise a fund lor building a Grant monument, now claim that the monu ment will be finished by the first of De cember of next year. The structure will bo of granite, very light in color, which is being taken from a quarry in Iho inferior of the stale of Maine. The sum of $560,- 000 bus been raised which is enough to complete the structure. I n a report to tho State Department at Washington U. 9. Consul Savage at Dun dee, Scotland, gives the information that during nine months ending in .lime, there were shipped to the United States from Scotland more than 500,000 bushels of po tatoes, weighing 31,745 ions. .T h e price at tiie beginning of tlie season was $11.55 per ton oxvItHvc vf the v 'M of tbv sacks 13c. each. Thu freight to New York was ♦2.85. Y eap . h ago a place wlicro intoxicants were Reid was called a “ grocery," then a little later on a “ bar room.” Next came tho high sounding “ saloon,” then "sam ple room,” and now “ cafe” is having a run. The latest is by a Pittsburg man who has christened liis place, "Thirst Parlors.” In this business however there ir nothing in a name. The devil gets in his work behind the screen doors just tire siime regardless of tiie name in gilded let ters over the door. —!-- L___ ____ ■— T iik t im e was when Newberg wa*hard ly known along the river und the O. K. A N. Co. was glad to piek up what freight thcro might lie found at “ Itogers Land ing,” but no accommodations wuro grant ed the people by tho company. Things have changed since then. A town of more Ilian a thousand people has sprung lip, a good, well graveled road has been built to tiie river, and the company now comes around and wnnta to know what Now berg wants. As it is no disgrace to bn poor, but verv inconvenient, so it was no disgrace to Newberg in those days to ) h > young aud small, hut it was rather bu rn bating to bo in no position to command respect. It is rathe" pleasant now to note the change in affairs. \\re Keep- Hats and Ties. TIES AND HATS! Ties and Hats. -To Selb PARKER & INGLIS. C ity E xpress : W in. Je ssu p . SAMUEL HOBSON, C. S T A N L E Y . speaks of a Methodist preacher named Pye. The chances aie that liia lirst nams is fried chicken. A n PARKER & INGLIS. amount of bonds to what tlie cost of ma FROM OClt E XCIIAXliES. terial would bo. Mr. I.angley, who makes tho suggestion, says this script will Yamhill Comity Reporter. circulate readily ; lie would gladly take a I J. E. Howland of North Yamhill raised fa'r amount und men who owe hint would | a 108-pound pumpkin. It makes him be willing to pay their indebtedness in sigh to contemplate tire number of pump this way. I f lie did not choose to use it, kins pies it would make, and nobody to others whom lie owes would bo glad to | make them for him. I sm not In busine»» simply to relieve the takoit. All local indebteJuess could thus Lawrence’s shingle m ill at Mc-adow »Offering soil dliire»» ot mankind in general— tie cancelled. .Many men would he glad wholly so l «olely tor the purpose of mak Lako closed for the winter on Wednesday, I but iil - money, lu order to do this I shall ask my to earn their water priviledges for yeaia customers to allow me a SMALL PC. OP 11 cm and Mr. Lawrence and his assistants have 1 : my good» and NO MOKE. in advance und merchants could get their returned to tire valley. The year's output On thta basin I will »ell you old accounts into water script that ttiey ] of shingles was 070,000. could realize on. Of course the cash in ASSAB E T SACKING , Baz llibhs brought to town Friday the : come from tho consumplion of water All Wool, l ! j yards wide. would be greatly decreased for a few head of a buck deer which tie had killed N A P A FLANN ELS, years hut the script would be used up in on Bald mountain Thursday. He claims Nsvy and Scarlet. time and city water would meanwhile pet it wu8 the finest specimen ever brought to L A D IE S ’ U N D E U W K AIt firmly installed in the economy of every this city. The antlers hud ten prongs on In Woolen aud Cotton. household. It is estimated, by tiie way. each Bide. L A D IE S ’ HOSE, I. T . Mooro believes corn is a good crop that should the city bond for putting in Woolen and Cotton. water works tho receipts from the service rigtit here in Yamhill. Tiro reason of his C ANTO N FLA N N E LS, would pay interest and running expenses, belief is that l.e harvested thirty-five T E A Z E L DOWNS. and leave a margin to put into a sinking bushels, from less than a Half acre of M USLINS. fund, besides giving tho city lire protec ground, of sound and well matured corn G ING H AM S. this season. Tho variety lie p unted is tion. known as the “ Bloody Butcher.” S H IR T IN G . Energy Watt toil. B. Gabriel, tiie Dayton warehouseman, COTTON BATS. One of tiie most rediculous things we was u business caller Tuesday. He says SHOES, can ttiink of is Die law relating to collect about 00,000 bushels of wheat and half as With hccla and without heels. ing delinquent taxes. The law provides arm y of oats, have passed through his STORM SLIPPER S. that notices must be posted on every sep wareiiouso this season. He expects to arate piece of property, and in cases of Express and baggage hauled on short SANDALS, etc. make a (airly good thing out of his potato notice. Leave orders at Wilson’s town sites notices must be placed on each Grocery, cor. First and Meridian sts. No preference shown on account of rank, crop, having sixty acres from which he wealth or good clotlu, but fair treatment for all lot. Notices must bo |>osled by the slier, will get ahoiil six thousand bushels. At iff on the proporty, no matter if it is twen present prices they are worth $1,500. ty miles from nowhere, in the woods. In There are prospects that steamboat all cases it doos as much good as if the Doticee wore stuck inside a hollow tree in traffic on tire Yam hill will be enlivened by red-hot competition during the next the wilds of Borneo. Ill Pacific Harbor, a town site on the few months. It is understood that the sands at the mouth of the Nchalcm, there Union Pacific company have negotiated are 7118 lots, assessed at $1 cadi, aud the with John Brooks for warehouse privi whole tax amounts to but u few dollars. leges and that they intend running a boat At Liverpool a town site that stands on to this city. Tire warehouse built last C t r I f you Purchase edge somewhere on a rocky bluff of the summer jointly by our citizens and Mr. And the large new stock of Geer on Brooks’ land has been moved your Nehalem river, there nre <»88 lots assessed across the road to a point just above the at $5 00 each. Hotli town sites are Dot Portraits enlarged to life size nnd finished in of worth a pinch of snulT and no man who bridge, where it will serve as a landing Crayon, ludia Ink or Water Colors. for tho Toledo, which does not propose to ^j^S tu dio-U p stairs in Hoskins’ building. over saw either would uceept a lot rs a Just receive,], before making a purchase elsewhere. Corner First and Meridian sts. gift. They are not really worth assessing lie crowded out, as there has apparently you Notice. yet tiie assessor had to take some kind of been an effort to do. JCfl^Fall o r W iu te r H u t NKIVSY NOTES. The now plan for worrying train rob bers devised by tho Wells-Fargo express company lias boon put in operation upon tho through trains between San Francis co and l ’ortland. The burglar proof safes in the express cars aro lilted with detach able knobs (or tho combination locks anil tlie express moRsengcrs who travol in tire cars are unable to 0 |>cii tho safes, not be ing furnished with Iho knobs or the com binations. Local agents of I lie company at various stopping places on the road liavo the combination and turning knobs and arc charged with the duty of opening and dosing tiie safes, from which are taken the valuable packages hilled to tiie place of oponing and for places interme diate between that place and the next place wliero an ageot has tho combina tion. On tiie San Francisco-l’ortland trains the safes nre opened only at four places between tho terminals—Sacramen to, Bedding, Ashland and ltoseburg. Tho new arrangement is not particularly pleasing to Miss Emma Howard, of tho Ashland office, us alio is now required to tie at tho depot to moot each traiu.— Till- ingt. A re su re o f g e ttin g goods Guo night lust week a couple of hobos both "held up” John Winnoberg of Carlton. N ew and Stylish, He had just returned from town, where at he had been transacting some business in the bank, and tire fellows presuming that First st., lie had obtained some money, evidently followed trim home. After he had put up ¿ j^ N e w b e rg r, Oregon. Store closes at G:30 p. m. his team and was going to the house, tlioy confronted him with drawn revol vers and a request to shell out. This ^ T T O R N E Y AT LAW. John cheerfully complied with to the ex tent of forty cents, all his purse contained and the robbers withdrew to some safe Rooms 20 »ml 21, Sherlock building, place to count the rnoDey and divide. C F X c r y reaso n ab le prices. JOHN U. SMITH. Corner Third and Oak sts. P O R T L A N D , O R. Dayton Herald. Dayton now has the assurance of a telephone line. It is almost an assured certainty that a water system will be in o|ieratioa in Dayton within a year. The telogiapli lino Bliould also be in ojieration here. I D E 2 S T T I S T HAROLD CLARK. Gold-fllling a specialty. All the lntest anres- used In extracting teeth without pain. On Thursday, D. II. Thayer with his thetica Office up stairs, first door west Hill’s drugstore, wife and son 1). E. and wife, accom east end. A ll work w arranted . panied by 9. I Goodwin, father of Mrs. D. E. Thayer, started for Ludlow, Now York, wliere they formerly resided, and whero they will make their future home. . SURVEYING. . At a business meetinv of members of F. A . E L L IO T T , llie Independent Evangelical church of Dayton on Wednesday night. It was de cided that tho church organization at this plure should be known as the First Inde- pendent Evangelical church of Dayton. Mr. Hcacock, W. K. Arnold and Miss Angie Powell were elected trustees ot tho church. A subscription was started for the purposo of erecting a new ehureb building; a very creditable amount was pledged. This society hope to have new and comfortable place ot worship in the very near future. Practical Surveyor, u prepared to survey, sub divide and plat Farms, rr.llt Tracts or Town Lots on short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed Government laud located. O regon . N iw b k s o . DRESSMAKING. (Just north of Bauk of Newberg.) Latest Styles. Prices Seasonable. Will purchase dress goods, trimmings and all fludiugs when desired. M rs. M cD aniel. Telephone-Register. W . F. Coulter weighed 10 of his pump kins Tuesday, and they tipped the beam at 1,200 pounds. On a piece of land 105 feet square lie raised 8 tons of them. Last year liis crop on a little over uu acre amounted to 81,000 pounds. p ASHIOMABLE MILLINERY VALI. AMO WINTF.R. Newest Stock. Lowest Prices. The Southern Pacific of its own accord has decreased the freight rate from ttiis city to Portland to 7' j cents pur hundred Produce taken in exchange for Bonnets. Hats liounds. The little steamer Toledo has and Trimmings, iu latest styles and shades. licen of moro benefit to this community than the railroad commission. One de MR8. J. H. HARRISS. creased tho freight rate, the other increas ASMORY Bt’ ILDINO. ed it. Let the commission be abolished, NEWBKKG. OREGON, and a maximum freight and passenger Gen. Wade Hampton, commissioner of rate lie passed by the legislature. railroads in speaking ol the clamor for the North Y’amhlll Record. 160 A cres, In T ra c ts to suit, of from government ownership of railroads, since There is no way that you can interest 3 to 40 «ores each. All partly improved. Good his return from the West said: A gov locality, from >4 to 2 mile» from Newberg. “ Bin T your mouth!” Ttiis is an oft re ernment such as ours can not operate outsiders in your town so much as to get Term« easy. Cheap for cash. interested yourself. When strangers peated injunction, and although the ad railroads. In sutocratic governments it Spriugbrook, Or. E dm und R obinm > n come to town and see the homes nicely vise, or rather the command, may he a | is |mssible, hut not in this. The demand little harsh as it is sometimos giveu, it is ( for tiie foreclosure of the l'xciffc roads fixed up— yards cleaned, buildings neatly j really a wise thing to keep one« mouth , does not coins from the best informed painted, fences and sidewalks in good re- i shut when there is no necessity (or its he-1 ' ople of the 1’aciHc roast, although it pair, ornamental trees and fiower* in the ing open. A t least this is tho conclusion ' lias got to lie a very popular movement in (rout yard, cte.—they say at once that the citizens have pride in their homes and a Michigander came to tho other day. tiie West. Being at work in tha wood* be laid down I Of all tho Oregon papers that were their town, which indicates thrift and en- j for a nap aP-ur his noonday meal, lie start, vi as much ns forty years ago only ' tcrprlso, and it creates a desire in them to must have slept with his mouth open, for 1 two are now in existence, the Oregonian settle among os, and that is what makes he awoke suddenly with a strange sensa an.l Statesman. It would surprise every- J large towns and cities. In large towns From 3 to 12 inch, and tion of some animal trying to get down body to see how long a list of papers and cities there is a large business, and pro|<erty brings largo prices. Do you In 1 and 2 foot lengths. Ills throat. It was a chipmunk which a have romo into existence und died since man und dog had been chasing. Tiie that tirno. Too many people imagine eatch tiie idea? On baud at all tim e«. little animal was hard pressed, and no that witli a list full of type and a *|«>on- ticing tiie epen mouth hastened into it for ful of brains most anybody can success The suspicion among police authorities V'rite or call lor Hard Times prices ratety. He was nearly choked, but fully run a paper almost anywhere.—l ’olk in all ot the large cities ot the world that I pulled the chipmunk out, lacerating his County llemizer. there was constant communication ts-ing | throat and mouth as tiie animal attempt- , curried on between anarchist! of all na" 1 Factory on Railroad. Mr. Cbarles B aley, of Handon, while •d to resist. Moral — “ Shut your I on liis way up the beach one day last tionalilies has l>een fully continue 1 by re- mouth I” cent disclosures. The situation is re-' week, discovered a monster devil-tisb garged as a serious mouse" to almost cv 1 stranded on the beach about live mils* A M tlO K STIO N . ery city of importance in Europe and below that city. Its longest tentacle A* the question of water works is claim America. What measures to suppress measured 25 feet and its body waa over ing the attention of the citizens o( New- the evil may lie taken is not yet disclosed. four feet in width, giving tho monster a Vierg just now almost Anything on the sub THE NEW BERG STEAM spread of t>2 feet. It is tielioved to lie the Evidently we may cx|>ect a series of at ject is read with interest. The following L A U N D R Y will do your washing larg ,t specimen of the species ever rocities that have never been equalled.— ' suggestion is taken from the Forest Grove clean and shite, and for le«« Ex. found on the Pacific roast.— Head light. money than when you send it to T im es: l ’or Band. A plan is suggested for raising part of Are you sure tlis Kidneys are not ths Salvation Army meeting at Barracks on A. N. P k k s s s a l l . the means to build water works for this -cause of your trouble? lu hundred* of First street a* follows: Tuesday for Sol- I l ily tin t lias I cen successfully employed cases, tho patients sro treated for other dier Convert* and Recruits; Ws.lnos.lay. . -»------ In t • east to put m an electric ligtit plant. diseases, when a simple kidney reinedv Public; Friday. Holiness, for Christians That is, to issue “ water script” tor labor. would have cured them. It is wortli your o n ly ; Saturday eve. Public; Sunday, sll Gentlemen's work a specialty, This script would lie receivable for water while to find out, and a trial package of day, commencing with 7 a m . knee drill, * Ko Chinese employed. v lie,i the works were completed, and per Oregon Kidney Tea costa only 23 cents. Holiness meeting 11 a. m.. Family Gath- ^ haps for city taxes to a limited amount. It is strictly vegetable and can do you no cring at S p. ra. and Grand Free and Kaay It is believed ertongh labor could lie ob harm, and our opinion is, it i* the medi in the evening. Every laxly welcome. |Q The G g a r h i . office for first class job ■ tained to do the 'c ork and reduce tho cine you need. Sold by all drugg’ sts. ! r. G to. W . D rown , in Charge. work. FRUIT LANDS FOR SALE. ENTERPRISE BRICK & TILE GO. j MITCHELL & MOORE. J Patronize Home Industry. J. S. Holt & Co. want to see you, and you want to see their P H O N T ew O berg, G R O re. A P H E R ,.. © U i i I R \ V i / ì W f C F l ï ? v l ï F C < i J s • • “ - Portrait and Landscape Artist. M ISS IO N E H IL L notice of them, and now they are on the delinquent roll. It costs the county $1.75 for ¡Krstirrg notices on each of these one- dollar lots, besides mileage fees and cost of advertising. Of course, under the new law the sheritr is sup|iosed to do this work for nothing, hut no doubt the county court will be obliged to pay for the work just tho samo, as they aro doing it else where and it is thought the courts will al low the sheriff ex|ieuseM and mileage in such cases at ony rate. Tho proper way to do this work is to advertise it in the newspaper and let that he sufficient. Of course, nobody will buy the proper ty referred to, as it isn’t worth anything, and tire county can’t nllbrd to hid it in and pay coHts for making out ail neces sary pupers, and then have nothing left to show for it but some sand dunes and rugged dills. It would lie cheaper for the county to pay tho few dollars tax just now and save further eost, but there is no law for that. It is to be liojieo the next legis lature will ultcad to this matter und not put so much tirno listening to job lobby ists. There should bo an universal effort to have tho present law changed.—Head- ••hi . STO P! D RY GOODS NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that Mary E. Satchwell, Herbert R. Satchwell and Raymond Satchwell the Administrators of the Estate of II. P. Satchwell, deceased, have filed iu the County Court for Yamhill County, Oregon, their nual account as such administrators, and said Court has set Tuesday the Hth day of No vember, A. 1). 1*94, as the time to hear said final account and of objections thereto aud to the approval thereof. J. H, TOWNSEND. HARDWARE, TINWARE, Dated October 3, A. I). 1894. Cutlery, F urn itu re, Paints, und Oils. M ary E. S atchwell , H erbert R. S atchwell , R aymond S atchwell , Administrators of the Estate of II. P. Hatch- well, deceased. Agricultural... ... Implements. Thos. F. Oakes, Henry C. Payne and Henry C. Rouse, Receivers. N ORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. EPO T V ÏL K a * PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS. ELEGANT DINING CARS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. - Funeral Director. E m b alm in g a Specialty. to — ST. P A U L , M IN N E A P O L IS , DULUTH, FARG O , G R A N D FO RK S, CKOOKSTON, W IN N IP E G , H E L E N A and BUTTE. THROUGH TICKETS C H IC AG O . N EW Y O R K , W ASH ING TO N, P H IL A D E L P H IA , BOSTON AN D A L L POINTS E AST A N D SOUTH. For information, time cards, maps and tickets call on or write to E. H. Woodward, ogent, Newberg, or A. D. Charlton, As»t. Gen. Pass. Portland, Ore, LUMBER YARD. W . ZF>_ H E A C O O E , Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets, Turnings, Shingles, Lath, Pickets, Lime, Sand, Glass, Nails and all kinds of Building Mato rial aud Builders’ Hardware. Newberg, Oregon THE NEWBERG FLOURING MILLS. N ew b erg , O regon. J. D, TARRANT & SON, Proprietors. Having recently equipped onr mill with new nnd improved .machinery, we are now prepared t° manufacture the best grade oi flour by the FULL ROLLER PROCE SS C a s h p a id f o r w h e a t . F ee d gro u n d e v e ry day. college . p a c if ic Newberg, Ore. College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping, All the Grammer School Studies, Music and Art. i WHY NOT? Yes, why not use home remedies when they cannot be excelled? Dr. Wm. Ellis' Liniment Students can enter at any time and find classes to suit. An excellent home for girls and boys is provided under the care of a competent Matron, at the lowest possible prices. Excellent bo*rd in private families. Moral and Christiau influences thrown about students. \\ o confidently believe that superior advantages cannot be offered in the Northwest. All expenses moderate. Correspondence ana visits solicited. For catalogues and information, address. has never been excelled for many things. It cures Cancers (if applied in tim e,) Can- eor Warts, Tumors in the flesh of tnan ot beast, removes lumps from the bone, cures Corns and Bunions, Fistula on hors es, bites and stingo of poisonous insects etc. I t i* good for Rheumatism, Neural TESSE EDWARDS, President. gia, Toothache, Sprain*, Bruises, P'euri- sy and all aches and psins of tire body, and almost invariably takes the place of the surgeon's knife in case of tumors etc. It does not eat it* way, and leaves no scar. R E A D A F E W T E S T IM O N IA LS . P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E , N E W B ERG , OREGON. B. C. MILES, Vice Pres, and Cashier. BANK OF NLWBERG. One bottle of Dr. Wm. Eilis’s Liniment re moved a large tumor from my hoy’s neck, after seven years treatment with other remedies, C A P I T A L with no benefit. G eorg f . C reamer . Home, Greene Co., Tenn., July, 1*92. One small bottle of Dr. Wm. Ellis's Liniment cured a severe pain in my side which ha«! caused me much suffering. ’ E unice S hultz . Newberg. Oregon, 1893. One bottle of Dr. Wm. Ellis’s Liniment cured JES9E EDWARDS, very bad bunious on my feet, of four years E. H. WOODWARD. standing. J. D. B ell . Newberg, Oregon, June, 1893. For «ale at C. F. Moore A C o.'« drug «tore, and at niv home, at 50 cent« ¡*»r bottle, or by mail a! t>0 cent« per bottle. D E L I* H I N A E. E L L IS * Newberg. Oregon. JO B PRINTING. S T O C K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . I»I HECTORS: B. C. MILES, J. C. COLCORD, F. A. MORRIS. Certificates of deposit Issued p*ysb!e on demand. Exchange bought and »old. Good note» discounted. lo-po.it» received subject to cheek »t sight, and * eenerml Ivankin* business transacted. Collections made on all accessible points in the Unite-1 Slate»aud Canada. C O R rtE S F O X D K X T fl— Ladd A Tilton. Portland. National Park Bauk. New York Stranger» visiting the city are invited to call at the bauk for Information concerning the city Correspondence Invited. Iiyou want Posters, I f you want Knvelopaa, I f you want Bill Head*. I f you want Statement*, I f you want Letter Ilea l*, I f you want Note Head*. I f vou want Wedding Card», If von want Business Card*, I f you want Programs, I f yen want Cif'ru1®rRi It v ou want Sale Bill*. Face an<l Finev Mol l Brick a Special.ty If vou want Pamphlets, write for particulars. it you want Label*, If you want tag*. I f you want anythng on earth in the , N c t ilx r g , • line of printing, call on the G r aph ic . hi m mm i vmh com co. Hard Burned Brick for Foundations and Wells. Prices from 95.00 par thousand up. Call or Jesse Edwards & Son, Props. • • • • Orcjfow.