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V O L . 8.
NEWBERG, YAMHILL CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1890.
NORTHWEST BREVITIES
B
A
M.*
The Shasta Route
—OF T H E -
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland:
JUNE 23, 1895.
• ARRIVE.
O v er lan d E xpress .
Salem, Albany, Eug
ene, Uoseb’g, Grant’s
Pass, Medford. Ash
*8:10 a . m
land, Saurameuto.Og-
•8:50 p. M
den, San Francisco,
Mojave, Los Angeles,
El Paso,New Orleans,
and East................... .
*8:30 a . » . 1 toseberg & way stations *4:40 -. M
Via Woodburu for'l
Ort.il V
Dai f r
except
W 4*st Scio, Browns- J
except
ville, Natron aud 1 Sunday.
Sunday.
Springfield............... J
*4:00 r. M. d alem and way stations •10:15 A.M
♦7:80 a . M. Corvallis S i way stations »6:20 p . m
♦4:45 P. M. M cM innville $fe way sta’h 1 fS:25 a . M
H i l l i n g C a r a o il O g d e n R o u t e .
PULLM AN
B U rF K T 8LKKPERS
—AND—
SECO N D -CLASS
S LE E PIN G
CARS
Attached to all through trains.
Through ticket office, 131 Third street, where
through tickets to alt points In the Kastern
S U t £ 7 u « '. » l e «.d Euroi-e can be obtained at
lowest rates from
J. B. K IR K LA N D ,
T ick et Agent.
All above trains arrive and depart from Urand
Ceutral btatlou, Fifth and 1 streeti.
Y A M H I 1.1. D I V I S I O N .
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street
A irlie mall (tri-weekly).
.... Ar. 3:05 p . m .
....Lv. 12:30 P. M.
....Lv.
7:30 A.M.
....A
irlie.........
5:85 p. M. A r....
Sheridan passtneer (daily except Sunday).
4 .30 v . M L v.... ....Portland ...... .... Ar.! 9:80 a . m .
6:05 P. M L v ..... .... New burg ...... .... Lv. 7:55 a . m .
7:40 r. M. A r ..... ..... Sheridan .... .... L - .1 6 20 a . m .
•Daily. * Daily except Sunday.
K KOEHLER. Manager.
E. P. ROGERS. Asst. Geu. F A i P. Agt., Port-
land. Or
NO. 6.
Add resa, ('
FIFTY-FOURTH SESSION
August 1, 1898, there shall be levied,
PORTLAND M ARKETS.
collected and paid on a ll imported ar
Nothing
but dullness can be expected
ticles, made whole or in part of wool,
of business at this time. The e is little
worsted, or other materials described demand for fresh uroduce, but no oc
in section 1 of this act.
casion to change prices.
Eggs are
"S ectio n 3— That after passage of weaker, and some sales were made at
this act, and until August 1. 1898, 18 rents. The sugar market is very firm.
there shall be levied and paid on im
W h e a t M a r k e t.
port lumber and other articles desig
The markets have not yet recovered
nated in paragraphs 674 to 683, in
clusive, of an act entitled ‘A n A c t to from the holiday, and dealers do not
Reduce Taxation, to Provide Revenue look for any business until alter New
Y ea r’s. Prices are unchanged, as fol
for the Governm ent and for Other P u r
lows: W alla W alla, 49cj Valley, 63c
poses,” which became a law August per bushel.
27, 1894, a duty equivalent to 60 per
P r o d u c e M a rk e t*
cent o f the duties imposed on each of
F
loub
—
Portland.
Salem. Cascadia and
such articles.”
Dayton, are quoted at $2.60 per barrel;
Washington, Dec. 30.— The house Golddrop, $2.80; Snowflake. $2.6f , Ben
Almost everybody takes
today responded to the appeal of the ton county, $2.60; graham, $2.i0; super meJicine to cleanse the system
! blood pure. Those who take
president by passing a tariff b ill, the fine, $2.00.
O a t s — Good white are41 noted weak, at LIVER REGULATOR (liquid c
operation o f which is lim ited to tw o
and a half years and which is designed 24c; milling, 28(g30e; gray, 20t^21c. get all the benefits of a mild an
to raise »40,000,000 for the relie f o f the Rolled oats are quoted as follow s: Bags laxative and tonic that purifies
j and strengthens the whole svs.
treasury. Th e vote today was on party $4.25(85.25; barrels, $■*.60(87.00; cases, more than this: SIMMONS LIVE,
$3.25.
lines, w ith tw o exceptions. The R e
j
H at — Tim othy, $9.00 per ton ; cheat, LATOR regulates the Liver keeps it active
publicans all voted for the b ill except $6.00; clover, $6 ii { 7 ; oat, $6@6.50; wheat, and healthy, and when the Liver is in
Hartman o f Montana, who did not $6.5006.50.
good condition you find yourself free from
vote, and the Democrats and Popnlists
B a u l k y -Feed barley, $14 50 per ton; I Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick-
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
against it, save New lands o f Neavda, brewing, nominal.
MiLLSTOrrs — Bran. $12.00; shorts, : that worn out and debilitated feeling.
who voted in favor of the measure.
The special order under which the b ill $13.00; middlings, $16018; rye, 75080c i These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
| Good digestion and freedom from stomach
per cental.
was brought to a vote, after three and
B dttrk — Fancy creamery is quoted at troubles will only be had when tho liver
a half hours of debate, was ironclad in 27>*c; fancy dairy, 22>§c; fair to good, is properly at work. If troubled with any
character and compelled the members 171-jC; common, 10c per pound.
of these complaints, trv SIMMONS LIVER
to adopt or reject it without oppor
P o t a t o e s — New Oregon, 26040c per REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi
tunity o f offerin g amendments of any sack; sweets, common, 2 '4c ; Merced, cines, and Better than Pills.
per pound.
kind.
^ 0 - E V E R Y P A C K A G E -»^
O n io n s — Oregon, 60070c per cental.
Washington, Dec. 31.— The house
H as the Z Stam p ill red on w rap p er.
P o d l t b y —Chickens, old, $203.00 per
today passed the bond b ill by a vote dozen; young, $1.6002.60 per dozen;
J. H . Z ciliu & Co., Philu., Pa.
of 170 to 136; and the honse, having ducks, $4 0005.00; geese, $6; turkeys,
discharged the task for which it had live, 9010c per pound; dressed 110
M a te r T u n n e l T h r o u g h l ’ i k e ’ H l'e a k .
been sittin g during the recess, effected 12c.
Colorado Springs, Colo., Doc. 31.—
K aos — Oregon, 20c ; Eastern, 18c
an agreement by which it should ad
The city council of Colorado Springs
per
dozen.
journ next week, three days at a time
C heese —Oregon full cream, 9>^01Oc tonight awarded a contract for the
in order to g ive members an oppor
per pound; hail cream, 5 0 7 c; skim, 4 0 Striokler tunnel to W ilson N. Jackson,
tunity to rest and vis it their homes. 6c; Young America, 10011c.
o f Chicago. Tho tunnel w ill be one
The closing hours o f the deabte today
T hopical F’ BUrr—California lemons, and ono-half m iles in length, through
were lacking in spirit, and there was $4.6005.00; choice, $3.6004.00; bicily, P ik e 's Peak, at an altitude of 11,580
practically no excitement until the vote $6.60; bananas, $2.2603.00 per bunch; feet, and w ill form an im portant ad
was taken.
The m argin of 84, by California navels, $3.6003.75 per box; junct to the Colorado C ity water sys
which the first section o f the b ill, pineapples, $606.50 per dozen.
tem. The cut w ill be made through
O k e o o n V e g e t a b l e s — Cabbage, l ’-*c
against which the Republican oppon
solid granite.
per
l
b
;
radishes,
10c
per
dozen
bunches;
ents of the measure massed their oppo
green onions, 10c; cauliflower, $1 per
H o u se .
S h o t b y a S p a n ia rd .
sition, was passed showed that the dozen; tomatoes, 60060c per box.
but ow ing to opposition the resolution |
Tampa, F la .,
Dec. 27.— Andrew
friends
o
f
the
measure
had
marshaled
Washington,
Dec.
26—
It
being
gen
C
a
l
i
f
o
r
n
i
a
V
e
g
e
t
a
b
l
e
s
—
Garlic,
new
was withdrawn, the other members de-1
Idaho,
siring to continue the investigation
F iv e thousand rabbits w ere k illed at erally understood that the ways and every vote in its favor available. As 8010c per pound; artichokes, 85c per Hernandez, a Cuban, was shot last
means committee would not be pre it was 47 Republicans refused to act dozen; sprouts, $1.3601.50; cauliflow n igh t by a Spaniard in Y oor City. A
1 further.
It was then agreed to accept a recent drive at Oakly.
er, $2.75 per crate, $1 per dozen.
party o f Cubans were,out strolling,
the opinion of the attorney-general as ; T w o or possibly three new steamers pared to report its b ill for the relief of w ith the m ajority of the party. The
F r e s h F r u i t — l ’ears, W inter Nellis, ! when a Spaniard cried out " V iv a ,
final regarding the necessity for con- w ill be built on the Kootenai for pas- the treasury situation before Friday, Populists and Democrats, w ith the ex- $1 per b ox; cranberries, $11011.50 per España
Th e Cubans re-echoed the
structing a wagon road under the b ill. sage between Bonners F’erry and Lake the attendance in the house today was epetion of Hutchison, who voted for barrel; fancy apples, $101.50; common, :
cry for Cuba, when the Spaniard shot
the b ill, presented an unbroken front
com
paratively
small.
Bounds
next
spring.
For the purpose of ascertaining whether
600 75c per box.
into the crowd. Hermandez was struck
Mr. D ingley, chairman o f the ways against the bill.
D ried F ruits — Apples, evaporated,
the cheapest kind of a wagon road
A feed and flour m ill is to be estab
and
means
committee,
said
the
com
bleached, 3>$04e; sun-dried, 3>£04c; in the abdomen, causing slight in
could be built w ith the appropriation, lished at Ferndale. Bids for a daily
juries. A negro was also a victim o f
AGAIN T H E T R A N S V A A L .
sun-evaporated, 500c.
a maximum grade, for the puprose m ail service between that place and m ittee m et this m orning and unani
W ool — Valley, 11c, per pound; East the shooting. Stray bullets inflicted a
of m aking estimates only, was agreed Whatcom has been sent to thepostoftice mously decided, in view of tho presi
1 m ortal wound in his head, from which
dent’s message, that it was not appro T h e B o e r R e p u b lic to S u p p la n t V e n e ern Oregou, 709c.
to at 20 per cent, the w idth at seven department.
Hoes — Choice, Oregon
407c per he died.
z u e la in In t e r e s t.
priate for the houso to adjourn until
feet, without grubbing, trees to be cut
pound; medium, neglected.
A Chicago combination has made ap
l i a i l r o M d s D am aged *
London, Dec. 81.— The Tim es this
off level w ith the road, and bridging plication to the state board of land com a proper response had been made. "O n
N uts — Almonds, soft shell, 9011c
Kansas C ity, Dec. 26.— The heavy
only where streams oould not be forded missioners to have 10,000 acres of F r id a y ," he oontinned, “ we hope the m orning publishes long dispatches from per pound; paper shell, lO 012;ac ; new
in ordinary low water. T w o of the land withdrawn from settlement for house w ill make a response to the Cape Town. Paris and B erlin bearing crop California walnuts, soft shell, rain of last week caused many wash
request of the president and take on the i'-ansvaal question, w hicli 11012>vc, standard walnuts, 10011c: outs and did great damage to rail-
members express themselves as opposed the purpose of reclaim in g it under ¿hi p urgent
- „ „ , motion wjlinb w-’ ”
(J)P
';•*?
{
" 'n4-*Toadg
in Southwestern Missouri, «A r
us to ' _• i..»placing the Venezuela Italian rluanmiteV 12'30 lln ;
to such a roml,A,at ugiuvil" ts iiga*c j Care^’ aK'. T w o Hun"tired thousand d o l
situation in which til
iu-Ui’J question. The Paris dispatch quotes 13016c, B ra.il b , 12j£013c; -».'arris, kansas and Indian territory. The Fort
on it to satisfy the third member. lars is the estimated cost o f the irri- itelf.
”
14016c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 6 0 7c;
Scott, & Memphis, the Pirisburg &
the Journal des Debats as saying:
So that, should it be found possible to
roasted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8010c; co-
gariou works.
Beach o f Ohio w ill
., the j
G u lf, the Missouri Pacific and tho Iron
" T h e London Tim es seems to be coanuts, 90c per dozen.
bnild such a road, it is not certain
Coal
has
been
found
in
several,
house
tomorrow
a
b
ill
i
-viding
that
avenging itself on the Boers for the
that the m ajority would agree to go
P rovisions — Eastern hams, medium, Mountain were tho greatest sufferers.
ahead. " T h e trouble is, said a m em places w ith in the lim its o f Stevenqjftduties imposed by thi tariff laws of moderate tone it was obliged to adopt ll)s 0 1 2 c per pound; hams, picnic, A l l these linos w ere com pelled to lay
8,‘ 20 9 c ; breakfast bacon l i t ? 012c; new track in places and trafilo has been
ber of the commission, "th a t the or county, also on the east side of the CovJthe U nited States shall not apply to toward Uncle Sam .”
lumbia river above Market, where there <ood products and raw materials from ! The Des Debats then proceeds to short clear sides, 8>$09c; dry salt interfered with.
igin al law o f three years ago provided
7>s08c; dried beef hams, 12
j for a road, and the members of the is a seam of one foot in w idth and a such nations as may£uiake equivalent argue upon the danger to French in sides,
K n i g h t « o f P y t h ia s R e a d y fo r^ W a r .
013c; lard, compound, in tins, 7%;
first commission construed that to depth of eighty feet. Coal is also reciprocal concessions in favor c f mer- terests of a llo w in g England to seize the lard, pure, in tins, 9>k@10c; pigs’ feet,
Cincinnati, Dec. 27.— Leaders o f the
fouud in other parts of the county not chandise imported from the United
Transvaal.
I mean a trail or wagon road, as the
80s, $3.60; pigs’ leet, 40s, $3.25; kits, order ol K nights o f Pythias held a
far from the boundary line.
States.
A dispatch to the Tim es from The $1.25. Oregon smoked hams, 12c per quiet m eeting Monday n igh t and or
circumstances soemed
to warrant.
A special agent o f the treaurer has
Washington, Dec. 27.— The tw o bills Hague says that H olland’ s attitude on pound; pickled hams, 8> b c ; boneless ganized u volunteer regim ent o f in fan
The old commission in recommeuding
the last legislature
to appropriate dispersed in payment »50,000 to the N ez to be presented to the house for action the question is apparently one o f in Lams, 10c; bacon, 9c; dry salt sideB, 8c; try that w ill hold its e lf in readiness in
lard, 5-pound pails, 8A jc ; 10s, 8 i*c;
difference.
] certain sums, made its estimates evi- Perce Indians. It is estimated that 343 and their text are as follow s
case of war. Am ong those present were
|
native N ez Perces have died since the
N o 1— “ A b ill t® maintain and pro
The B erlin dispatch says the action 60s, 8 '.4c ; tierces, 8c. Country meats M anager Janies Fennessy, Colonel Don
1 dently on the trail or road, but the
sell at prices according to grade.
Fletcher
allotment
of
laud
was
com
tect
the
coin
redemption
fund,
and
to
of
the
Uuitlanders
in
the
Transvaal
has
¡legislature,
w h ile
not
m aterially
To
H id e s . — Dry hides, butcher, sound, Dalton and Captain B ill Sargent.
changing the sums asked fr changed pleted in 1893. The births are re authorize for the ‘ Resumption of Specie given rise to an unusually violent ex per pound, 11012c; dry kip and calf night they published a notice that all
corded
to
the
number
o
f
ninety-four.
Payments, the issue of certificate on ploitation of anti-English feelin g in the skin, 10011c; culls, 3c less; salted, 60 K nights in good standing are invited
| the law to read *'
-oad.’ ”
G enerally in public in.
ents it These statistics show the destiny of indebtedness to meet the temporary German press.
lbs and over, 6 0 6 > r C ; 50 to 60 lbs, 5c; to enlist.
deficiencies of revenue.
The N ation al Zeitnng is quoted as 40 and 50, 4c; kip and veal skins,
is understood the sum
-dated this favored Indian tribe.
10 to 30 ll>e, 4c; calfskin, sound, 3
The W. R. L. I. & Co., have com
by the governgm ent is to L
ided
" B e it enacted, etc., that in addi follows:
J ot ’ s fo r the Jaded and (food
“ Germany, Portugal and possibly to 10 lbs, 6c; green, unsalted, lc
on the work, whether oomplei
or pleted their N utm eg reservoir and now tion to the authority given to the sec
less; culls, l-2c less ; sheepskins, shear
Health lo r a ll Mankind.
| not, and relyin g upon anothe
o- have a substantial dam 200 feet long retary of the treasury by the act ap France cannot allo w the Boer republic
lings, 10015c; short wool, 20030c;
and fifty feet high, holding water suf proved January 14, 1875, entlited ‘ A n to become tho exclusive prey of E n g
priation to complete the work. 1.
JOT'S VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA.
medium, 30040c; long wool, 50070c.
who have studied the Cascade roa_ ficient to irrigate 4,000 acres. W ater A c t to Provide for the Resumption o f j land, especially of such a dangerous
M e r c t ia n d i* « M a r k e t.
law, however, agree that the sums ap is guaranteed by the projectors by May Specie Paym ents,’ he is authorized from personage as Mr. C ecil Rhodes.”
is made from
herbs, and
The Koeniche Zeitung, the Krenz
propriated were intended to complete 15. AH the government land in this tim e to time, at his discretion, to issue,
S almon .— Colombia, river No. 1, tails,
contains no
the road, and there is a prevailing tract is taken up, hut 1,000 acres of sell and dispose of, at-not less than par, Z eitu n g and other papers express sim i $1.2501.60; No. 2, tails, $2.2602.50;
mineral
drugs o r
sentiment in tho present commission state university land are still open to in coin, coupon or registered bonds of lar sentiments. I t raDnot be denied fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.7501.85; Alaska,
deadly
pois
that the money should be spent only application.
the United States to an* amount suffi that w h ile the relations between the No. 1, tails, $1.2001.30; No. 2, tails, $1.90
on. J o y ’ s
02.25.
/
V
e
g
e
t
a
b le
English
and
German
governments
are
i f a safe wagon road can be built and
The state land tim ber estimatcr has cient fo r the object stated in this sec
C h r o n i e
Bar Aiparilla
H ugae — Gftlden C, 4’^ c ; extraC , 4J^c,
C o n s t i pa -
the object o f the law honestly enforced reported to the land commissioners tion, bearing not to exceed 3 per cent in no w ay cordial, a widespread feelin g dry granujated, 5,'jc; cnbe crushed and
robs the
tion,
Lner
blood
o
f
all
The question o f a selection of a pass that timber w ill soon be offered for interest per annum, payable semi-an- j of animosity against England exists in powdere- , 6c per pound; >«c per pound
C o m plaints
U i impuri
has been purnosely deferred by the sale. The timber w ill probably go to Dually and redeemable at the pleasure Germany.
end Kidney
discount on all grades for prompt cash ;
t ie s , a n d
Affections.
courses all
The Tim es also has a column article half barrels, y$c more than barrels:
commission until
after these other different lumber firms.
They w ill of the United States in coin, after five
these impuri-
matters are disposed of, but it is be have to build about twenty-five miles years from their date, w ith like qu ali explanatory o f the Transvaal trouble, maple sugar, 15016c per pound.
C o ff e r —Costa Rica, 22023>jc; Rio, 2f
lieved w ill come up for final action at of railroad in order to transport the ties, privileges and exemptions ppivid- . which says: “ Equity of representation
022c;
Salvador, 21021)%c; Mocha,
« the next meeting.
timber. In a ll he has estimated 410,- ed in said act for the bonds t-V-erein ] w ith taxation, language, law, responsi 29031c; l ’adang Java, 30c; Palembang
b ility o f the admisitrHtion to the legis
The Tacoma school board has under 297,000 feet of timber, divided as fo l authorized.
Java, 26028c; Lahat Java, 23025c; Ar-
" A n d the secretary of the treasury j lature, and the removal o f religions bnckle’s Mokaaka and Lion, $22.30 pel
consideration the reduction of the lows: w h ite pine, 144,219,000 feet;
Joy’s Vegetable
present school year from nine to six yello w pine, 25,791,000; w hite fir, shall nse the proceeds thereof for the disabilities are among the chief o f the 100-pound case; Columbia, $22.29 per
Sarsaparilla
United ?. taUs legal- Uuitlanders' demands, which they de 100- pound case.
months, in order to lessen the expense 46,671,000; red fir, 2 i, 386,000; tam redemption o f
I prevents tired feel-
C o a l — Steady; domestic, $6.0007.6$
and put the district on a sound finan arack, 95,601,000 and cedar, 47,129,- tender notes, and for no other purpose. sire to maintain in v io la b le.”
I
mgs,
staggering ien-
per ton; foreign, $8.60011.00.
‘ Section 2— In ori
to provide for
cial basis for the next year. A special 000 fe e t
| sations, palpitation
B ranb — Small white, No. 1, 2l4c pei
F O U R A M ER IC A N S S H O T .
any temporary defle
v now existing
election is to be held for the purpose
| of heart," rush of
pound; butter, 3c; bayou, lT *c; Lima,
M o n ta n a .
'cur, the. sec-
or which may herea
| o f validatin g
the indebtedness to
I blood to the * -ad,
4c.
The
fire
at
the
Mure
tunnel
on
the
dizzineM. ringing in
retary o f the treaa
rehy author- A C ase W h ic h ( 'a l l « f o r .Som ething:
C ordage — M anilla rope, lJ-^-incb, if
1 »38,000.
Northern Pacific is still smoldering. It ized, at his discret
ear*,*!' t.-tbelorathe
M o re T h a n a M e r e E x p la n a t io n .
quoted at O.t^c, and Sisal, 6J^c per pound.
issue certifl-
The recent storm on Puget sound was
w ill take months to repair the damage cates o f indebted
eyes, headachy bil
B ags — Calcutta, 4'Tc.
nf the United
N e w York, Dec. 31.— A special to
the most severe that has taken place for
iousness, constipation
R ic e — Island, $4.5005 per sack; J a
done by the fire.
it not exceeding the W orld from La Paz,
States to an ai
B olivia, pan, $4.0004.50.
many years.
The P ort Townsend and
o f bowels, pains in
The manager of the K aty mine is re »50,000,000, pa
e in three years says:
Victoria shipping experienced consider
the back,melancholy,
ported to have disposed of one-third after their datr
the bearer, in la w
Four Am erican
citizens, Charles
tongue coated, foul
able damage.
SA N F R A N C I S C O M A R K E T S
interest to Springfield, Mass., capital fu l money fti the United States, of the Joiner, G eorge Miner, A lfre d Heard
breath, pimples on
F lour — N et cash Drices: Fam ily ex
ists, who w ill bnild a 500-ton m ill and denomination o f »20, or m ultiples and Thomas
O r «g o n .
face, body and limb,
C ardw ell, arrived at
tras, $3.5003.60 per barrel; bakers’ ex
declineofnerve force
The new hotel at Bandon is nearly probably a smelter during the coming thereof, w ith annual coupons for inter Chnquisaca last week, after a five tras, $3.3003.40; superfine, $2.5002.75,
dizzy s p e l l a faint
year.
est at the rate of 8 percent per annum, weeks’ journey from B razil, where
1 completed.
B a r l r y — Feed, fair to good, 66'Tc,
[ spells, cold, clammy
A syndicate o f Helena capitalists and to sell and dispose of the same for they had been worki ng for years, and choice, 67}£c; brewing, 75(a80c.
There are sixty-four pupils now en
feet and hands, sour
had amassed
considerable fortunes,
W US AT — No. 1 sbioping, 983 ac p erctl;
risings, fatigue, in
rolled in the state school for deaf mutes which has purchased the righ t to man- not less than an equal amount of law
nfactnre
acetylene,
the
new
ilinm
in-
fu
l
money
of
the
United
States,
which
they
were
taking
home.
They
choice,
$1.00;
m
illing,
$l.O601.O7)t
somnia,
and all dis
in Salem.
ant, in Montana, is said to be oontem-
B ill No. 2— " A b ill to tem porarily remained several days spending money per cental.
eases o f I he stomach,
A sclioolhouse has just been com
O a t s — M illing, 70075c;
surprise,
liver and kidneys.
plating the establishment o f an acety- increase the revenue to meet the ex- freely and gam blin g extensively.
pleted at Port Orford w ith funds raised 1 lene manufacturing plant in L ivings- peuses of the government and provide
Joy,* Vegetable 8«r-
Tuesday M iner accused Pepe G on 90097,$»; fancy feed, 75080; good to
<;a;>ariUa is su’d by all
by popular subscription.
choice, 65075c; poor to fair, 6
ciniKifisi*. R e f u s e a
ton, the requisites o f a great water against deficiency.
zales,
zm
ea. the acting
o u tin g mayor
u ia ju i of Chnqnisaca, Qo u r ■ „ r a v 6 5 0 7 5 c
substitute. When you
Gold Beach is to have a new hotel. power, lim e and coal, being at hand.
! " B e i t enacted, etc»,’ that from and of having cheated them by playing j H o r» — (¿notable at 408c per ■ pot
pa y for t he best see that
oond.
The Masonic building w ill be recon
you get the best.
The new state penitentiary building after the passage of this act, and nntil w ith marked cards, and offered to prove
P o t a t o e s --Sweet*. $1.7602.25; Bur-
structed for that purpose.
has just been completed at Deer Lodge August 1, 1898, there shall be levied, the assertion. Gonzales drew a pistol, banks, Oregon, 50060e.
the county is 2,638, one person to i
every four square miles.
■AKlKNUtf* CUURCli.—SKKY IChri KV KJ*Y
The stock inspector o f U m atilla I
r Sunday at 11 a . m . ami 8 P. m . and Thursday
! county reports that there are about [
at 2 I i. Sabbath school every Sunday nt 9:46
Monthly meeting at 7 p. m . the first
240,000 sheep in the county and con
Tuesday in each mouth. Quarterly meeting the
second Saturday and Sunday in February. '•*>'» Evidence ot Steady Growth trary to the recent reports are in good Daily Proceedings in Senate
August and November Woman’s Foreign Mis
condition for the winter. The stock- [
and House.
siouary Society meets third Saturday in each |
and Enterprise.
men are better prepared this w inter I
month si »> - % | tv ^
p pRICfc
j than last.
A t t l t r l CHURCH. SERVICES, .-CNI>AY 11 |
The completion of the new w a t e r !
a . m . and 7:80 v. M. Sunday school Sundays
at 10 a . m . Prayer meeting Wednesday evening ITEMS OF UE.NEKAL INTEREST works system at Astoria was oeie- IMPORTANT BILLS INTRODUCED
a
m k. HICV. MAKH NOBLE portor.
! brated w ith pomp and ceremony. The j
pKESBYTKKIAN CI1UKCH. , - g B B V11 B ■
t every third Sabbath at 11 a . m . and 7:80 r. [ F r o m A l l F a r ts o f O re g o n , W a s h in g to n , | expense o f the system was $200,000.
.a t Evangelical Church. Sabbath school every
The entire salmon pack, spring and A p p o in tm e n t o f M e m b e rs on th e V a r i
third Sunday at 10 a . m
Id a h o , M o n ta n a and lir it is h C o
ous C o n g r e s s io n a l C o m m itte e s
fa ll season, for the entire Pacific coast,
KEV. WM. G A Y, Pastor.
lu m b ia —W a s h in g to n .
S en ate.
I
was
2,034,877.
O
f
this
amount
Alaska
|
r iH RISTI A S C H U RO IL —B E K VIC ES EVERY
and
second and fourth Sunday at 10 a .
C
F
The state road commission has just furnished 637,000; British Columbia,
Washington,
Dec.
30.— The Demo
7:30 P M.
closed a session at which was fu lly | 512,877.
cratic steering committee of the senate
d v k s j ST » H Ü UCH —FRA Y E R M E E TIN G
A miners’ convention has been called today completed the last assignment of
every Wednesday eveuiug. Sabbath school discussed the doubts entertained of the
services folio wing.
le ga lity of the appropriation for the for the early part o f January, for the minority members of the committees,
every Saturday ai 10 À
MKKii.su I state wagon road across the Casoade purpose o f organizing a miners' associa and handed 'lie list to M itchell, chair
PKAYF.R ______
li! REE MBTHODIS
ssULsth school 1 mountains. During the past summer tion for Southern Oregon. I t w ill be man of th ^ Republ^- ,n caucus com-
every Thursday at 7:30 p
Sunday ar 10
the commission spent but a small part held in G rant’ s Pass.
| mittee. The uhA T* / ft of .he more
UftCU-
SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY of the sum appropriated, the effort be-
E.
PR
The census enumeration of 1885, important cummi’. C r are as follows:
a . m . and 7:30 F. M. Sabbath School
HtTl A.
at 10 a m . Lpworth League at 6:30 p. M. Prayer ing made to investigate the routes as compared w ith that o f 1805, shows a
Appropriations, r . Allison;
finance,
meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. cheaply as possible in order to keep
production of wheat in Oregon ten M orrill; foreign relations, Sherman;
REV. I H WOOD Pastor.
tho bulk intact for construction pur years ago to be 8,933,718 bushels, and judiciary. Hoar; commerce, F rye; in-
O A L V A T IO N A R M Y — MKE1ING AT BAR-
^
Ö ______________
megs on Mslu ______
.trecl ss follows: Tuesday poses, as the members of the commis this year to be 9,019,192 bushels.
: terstate commerce, Cullom; m ilitary
lor soldier converts and recmits; Wednesday, sion realized the meagreness of the ap
A wood war is reported at The affairs, H aw ley; naval affairs, Cain-
pub.ic; Friday, holiness, for Christians only;
propriation when the length of the road
Saturday eve, public; Sunday, all day, com
Dalles. The price of wood by the com eion; publio lands, Dubois; Indian
mencing with 7 a . m ., knee drill; holiness meet to be constructed was considered. The
petition o f the local dealers has been re- affairs, P ettigrew ; claims, T eller; coast
mg 11 a . m . ; fain ly gather ing at 3 p. m . and
result
of
the
examination
of
the
differ
grand free and easy in the eveuiug. Every body-
’ j duced to a low er figure than for p revi defense, Squire; education and labor,
welcome.
ent routes showed that to construct ous winters. A n unusual amount of Shoup; territories, Davis; Pacific r a il
even a good four-foot trail across the wood has been bought up the river dur roads, Gear; pensions, G allinger; post-
Cascade division would cost from »26,- in g the year.
offices and postroads, W olcott; agricul
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
000 to $35,000, according to the r o u te .
^
The contract recently made by the ture and forestry, Proctor; private land
selected, w h ile only »20,000 was appro-
claims, Harris; manufeatures, W et-
C ity o f S e w b e r g .
priated for that purpose; while the Oregon R a ilw a y & N avigation Com
more; fisheries, Perkins; c iv il service
Mayor..............................................O. C. Emery b in e conditions prevailed upon the
“ »k in g its line of steamers to
and retrenchment, Pritchard; im m igra
Recorder......................................... J G. Hadley
The commission be- i the Orient permanent, insures a great
Marshal............................................. W. T Macy other divisions.
tion, Lodge; irrigation and reclamation
Treasurer. ............................. N. C. Christenson ing in doubt whether the law would al- trade lu ° « t f ou 8 flour w ith A sla- The
flour of arid lands, W arren; mines and m in
COUNCILS! ICN.
low
it
to
construct
a
four-foot
t
r
a
i
l
-
j
ma“
a«
er.
o
f
,
oue.
of
‘
he
leadlu*
. ... .
I Allen Smith
m ills of the state says their flour ing, Stewart; railroads, Clark; Indian
First Ward................................... }|>. T a llin »»
which had been urged— referred the
trade
,,
,
,
(Jesse Edwards
ith ------,
A sia —
has -----------,
doubled tw ice depredations, W ilson; transportation
the
attorney-general,
who
i
----- w
---—
question to
Second Ward............................. ¡M . Terrell
j.
[
w
ith
in
the
past
three
years,
and he is routes to the seaboard, McBride; N ica
, » w
m
r .
i H. F. I .ashler furnished an opinion that the law con
Third Ward.................................. Jg u, ir.lwood
confident
w ill
be doubed
doubed again ragua canal and Nicaragua claims,
templated the construction of a waogu ! I connd«
nt it
it w
ill be
M organ;
international
exposition,
j road, and to build a tria l would be to ( w ith in three years. The arrangements Thurston; national banks, Mantle;
spend the money appropriated without at present are sufficient to handle 4,000 forestry reservations and protection
authority o f law. A t the recent session tons per month, and in tw o or three thereof, A lle n ; to investigate tresspass
EAST AN D SOUTH
| Commissioner Watson offered a resolu- j years at farthest, tw o steamers per ers on Indian lands, Baker; woman
-V IA -
tion to report back to the legislature, j month w ill be needed, instead of one, suffrage. Call.
j furnishing fu ll details of the best route and the possibilities of the trade in ten
{ the cost o f a trail and of a wagon road, years no one can even approximate.
C H U R C H NOTICES.
FROM
S u b s c r i p t io n F r » '
at
Advertl-àng Bills Collected Monthly*
LEAVE.
M l U M H I P T I O Ì R A I IoMt
One Y ea r ................................................. f l #
Six Months
.............................................
Three Moucha. ...........................
GOOD FO R E .
J
O.R.ftN.
E. McNEIL, Receiver.
TO TH E
E A S T
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
IR, O U T
E S
V IA
GREAT
NORTHERN RY.
UNION
PACIFIC RY,
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
AND
KANSAS CITY
ST. PAUL
LO W R ATE S TO A L L
E A S T E R N C IT IE S
OCEAN STEAMERS
LEAVE P0RTLAN0 EVERY 5 DAYS
___ POE.....
SAN FRANCISCO
For full details call on or address
W. H. HURLBURT,
Gen’l Pass, Agent,
P o stlaxd , O r .
O L IV E R A COLCORD. Agents
N
rw byro ,
O b
bo o n
The Presbyterians of Medford are | It was built almost exclusively by | collected and paid on a ll imported
receiving bids for the erection of a new convict labor.
The new buildings wools o f classes 1 and 2, as defined in
hereinafter cited, approved
church edifice in that town.
only cost the state »1,000. The founda the act
The recent storm played havoc w ith tion walls are granite and red brick October 1, 1890, and subject to a ll the
the telegraph and telephone lines be was used for superstructure. The re conditions and lim itations thereof, and
tween Crescent C ity and the copper cent report of the penitentiary shows on a ll hair o f the camel, goat, alpaca
the expense of the prison in the last and other animals, except as herein
mines.
provided; and on a ll noils, shoddy,
The school board at Pendleton has year to be »46,726.20.
waste, ring waste, yarn
The establishment of a school in the gurnet ted
made s reduction o f nearly 25 per cent
waste, top waste, slabbing Waste r jv -
penitentiary
at
Deer
Lodge
is
a
com
in the pay o f teachers in the public
mendable movement originated by G o v in g wasta^ and all other wastes com
schools.
ernor Rickard. The prison officials posed w h olly or in part of wool, and
The assessment ro ll o f U m atilla have been instructed to collect and on a ll woolen rags, m ongo and flocks,
county, just completed, shows a gross provide a library for the special bene a duty equivalent to 60 per cent o f
valuation o f »7,471,535. The number fit of the inmates. There are now a the duty imposed on each o f such ar
of polls is 1,767. '
number of exceptionally fine educated ticles.
“ Section 2— That from and after
The total area of Malheur county is persons in tbe prison and they have
6,277,440 acre«.
The population o f j volunteered their s e rv ic e as teachers the passage of this set and nntil
bnt was knocked down by Joiner, and
O n io n s — Good to choice Californie.
a general fight ensned, in which thirty 50«? 70c.
W ool — Nevsda, spring, light and
persons threw themselves on the friend-
less Americans. F in a lly , the police choice, 9011c; heavy do. 608c. F a l l -
« »
«
; ’ 4..
Short, t rMi) y hail .1 oaQ u i n p I ai na, 3 <36;
S O C IE TY N O TICE S.
arrested the Americans, lettin g the n a - ^ ’do
'
tires go free. The Am ericans were 4 06c; mountain, light and free, 607c. \ Y OF THE W .-N E W B E R G ( AMP, No. luT
taken to a filthy ja il, le ft tw o nights
B u t t e r — Fancy creamery, 23034c; f ▼ . meet* every Monday evening.
and one day w ithout food. They were seconds, 21022c; fancy dairy, 20012c; \ V < T C. - BL’ rtlNEfH MEK1 ING l HE 8EC-
then given the semblance o f a trial, in fair to choice, 19020c.
H , oud and fourlJ Wednesday in t n h
month.
E ggs — R anch, 27030c.
which they were accused o f being spies,
CnsisE— Fancy, mild, new, 9011c;
and were not allowed to send a mes
O O. r.-flE B H IO M HELD OR THPRHDAT
common to good, 708c: Young Amer-
. evening* in Hunk o f Newberg building.
sage to the Am erican consul. They
ica, 5'«i8c; Kastern, 12013,4c; West
were sentenced to death. The sentence
A I*. OF S.— HEWBER . C O tR C lL, RO.
11013'»e per pound
. 1 » , meet* every Friday evening in Masonic
was carried into execution Thursday
hail.
night publicly. T h eir horses and other I pre*id n t C. P. Huntington, on behalf
i T r A A. M
M
- A P kifAY
property have disappeared, but it is I of the Pacific M ail Htesmship Company A
. night in C*. V, Bunk building.
known that Gonazale* has distributed
signed a contract w ith the Panama
o i W —MKETH EV SE Y TUBED A Y EVER«
them among his friends and tbe police. | Railway Company.
a inf at 7 JO r. m In L O. O. F Hah.
I
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