Yamhill County K.porter.
Helency being front the Cascade Locks
arc said to be m.gl.ty depressing on the westward along the Columbia river to
buzzing lice in the young political aapir- the ocean, including all o f Multnomah
1
county, and extending northward,
I embracing the Hound basin.
The
•
-
greatest amount of precipitation that
« r is s s ris
Postmaster John Thompson of La-
F
a fo n d ly call while in
J
k
,
Ir ,
. . . .
town last Saturday. He has about lost
faith iu the securing of an appropriu-
t ion In congress for the construction of
course
ler and \Y. T. Van ter of Southern Ore- rail! 1CII, ’ or U.SIUI
— nine icci wver me su|Mtrlpli,)ni ,„„1 proceed to blast out
western neck of Douglas (ounty, sir- ( obstacles existing below Lafayette,
gon, Judge K. 8. Bean of the supreme dering upon the ocean and over Co m wouW muk(. the rl* er lmvig!ll)|£ the I
court, Thomas H. Tongue of Hillsboro, and l urry counties, from I k) to l b ,.ear roulK| t0 that town. He estl-,
A C O N D IT IO N . NO T A TH KO ISY.
Chas. B. Moores and T. T. Geer of Inches fell; at Awtona seventy inches IIiate8 that ttiia can be done for about
Along a little later in the season when
Marion county, and George C. Brownell
ttV .ll'MTlll.* S L i r « .u ^ h « *4,000, and with this accomplished he
the edict is issued by Sheriff Henderson
inches fell. 1 he precipitati jn at the l»t*liev»*s that it would have trreater
of Oregon City. And still there’s likely latter place is
Is entirely local, not coyer- weight with
k L congress
.... * i„ in securing lucks
that the tax payers must pungle up for
lug a reditis of over five miles The at the falls. An effort of this kind
to he more to follow.
the running expenses for the year 189*1,
place is located in the gorge of the may be made soou, unless an ai
arker s
residents of Newbcrg, such as pay taxes,
ColumIda river, where the river passes priution is secured Whatever is done,
I f the Posson Seed Co. of Portland through the Cascade mountains.
are going to bo confronted by conditions
wants to advertise through the columns
In the Willamette valley the heav- Uncle John is red hot for the improve
that Will make the cold chills play hide
ment.
<>f the Graphic at the rigular rates all iest precipitation is reported from De
and seek along the spinal column. Un
W e very much fear that California
well and good, but as for free advertis- troit, seventy inches, which Is on the
til within the past year or two efforts
’
. . .
.
! western slope of tho Cascade moon will take another of McMinnville’s
ing
for
the
company
by
giving
its
adver-1
taills
in
MarioI1
c
,
u„ty,
and
so
located
have been ma le to keep our running ex
good citizens. John It. Derby took
penses within conservative limits, hut tising sheet the Webfoot Planter a boost | tha-t it, t o, has a local precipitation iu Wednesday afternoon’s train for Fres-!
—well deliver the Graphic. This seed excess of llie amount that occurs iu no county in that state, iu response to j
of late a demand has been made for pub-
McMinn
company must take the valley publish the country surrounding.
lie improvements th it are expected to
ville reports 49.02 inches for the year, an invitation from his brother-in-law i
to come down and uccept a good posi- j
ers for a lot of chumps.
and this is in excess o f the normal tion. Mr. Derby will look the field I
attract (?) men of capital to Newberg,
amount. It represents an extension of
and consequently we are preparing to
over and decide iater whether it suits
Hoefer of the Capital Journal is get the heavy rainfall in Tillamook county him. His family will remain here for
sing a new song. Portland ami other
over the Coast range o f mountains.
ting his crowers ready for the celebra
A study of the topography of the the present.
slow going cities are kicking themselves
tion of the June election.
He recently state in connection with the distribu
County Commissioner Henderson
“ all over town” for extravagant expen
imported from the east five Buff Cochins tion of rainfall will explain many of says considerable dissatisfaction is ex
ditures made when times were good, and
at a cost of $75. There is nothing like the pecularities which are noticed in pressed in relation to the present sys
are cutting off on every hand possible in
various sections. ’The general rainfall
getting in on the ground floor.
in the Willamette valley for the year tem of roa disticts, many being anx
order to reduce taxes, while our city
varies from thirty to forty-live inches; ious to go back to the olil system ofj
council is forging uhead for 1896 at u
The money we would spend in a war to the south, in the Umpqua valley, small districts They want the work !
galloping pace in order to attract (?) cap
witli England would he sufficient to thirty inches fell, and further south, more widely distributed so that all :
arker
ital to our city and make it grow all the
communities may share alike There {
make turnpikes out of all tho principal iu the ltogue river valley, from four is seeming justice in the demand, but
teen to twenty-nine inches fell.
Jn
same hb in boom times.
Let’s make
roads in the United States.
the Columbia river valley and east of on the other hand the advocates of
some figures. Last year a ten mill tax
the local influence of heavy rainfall at large districts point to the record ofj
was levied for city purposes but the ex
Less talk about hard times and more Cascade Locks, the total for the year the past in proof of the claim that no !
cuse given for this was that the previous
ranges from eight, to fifteen inches, a permanent progress in road building
good roads talk would he beneficial.
deficiency of from fifteen to thirty per cun he accomplished unless the work |
year no levy was made.
centum. To the South and east of the and funds cun be concentrated.
Now a new levy was made at the coun
A mild winter causeth the wood deal Blue mountains, anil the Inland Em
cil meeting on Tuesday night of ten
pire of Oregon, the total for the year
Valley Transcript
mills for this year, so that we will lie cr to turn away in sadness.
averages twelve incites, which is 15 per
County Clerk McKern has finished
cr*nt below the average
confronted by figures like these; for
RUM KTIII N i l A llliu r c u n t.
The snowfall for the year was heav the figures on the assessable property
state and county 16 mills, town 10 mills,
A few facts in regard to Cuba ma not ier than usual in some sections of the within the corporate limits of five
and if a school bond which is due is
state. Hood river reports 14.75 inches cities of the county, and finds as fol
paid off this year, 5 mills for school pur bo uninteresting reading, just now. Ttie of snow for the year. Sparta, in the lows:
McMinnville, $-598,020; New-
island was discovered by Columbus on Blue mountains, reports 120 inches, I berg, $102,535; Lafayette, $09.292; Day-
poses, making a total of 91 mills.
and
Detroit,
in
the
Ca-eade
mountains,
[
his
first
voyage
and
it
lias
been
under
ton, $63,190; Hheridun, $92,030.
A 31 mill tax ! Now all we will have
reports 107.8 Inches. Along the coast
David Beck, who was cut by one of
to do during the year 1896 in order to in Spanish rule ever since. It is about 760 less than five inches fell, and, in the
terest men of money who are looking for miles long and its greatest width is nine greater portion of the coast section, the Doney boys, last fall, was arrested
a good place to make investments, is to ty miles, while in area it is about the there was no snowfall. In the Willam Monday by Sheriff Henderson on a
ette valley, Portland had twenty-three charge of carrying concealed weapons
point to the fact that wo go down into size of the stato of Pennsylvania.
Inches, which from twenty miles south ¡at the time of the fracas, went before
Owing
to
tho
narrow
dimensions
of
our well filled (?) pockets and pay a 31
thence southward, there was less than Justice Ithodes, plead guilty and was
the
country
it
has
no
long
rivers,
about
mill tax, and these fellows will become
four Inches.
East of the Cascade fined $10 and $12 costs, which he paid I
tions in honor of Dr. Elias Jessup were
will get out of seventy miles lieing the length of the mountains there was from eight to sev and was turned loose.
b o interested that they
Things have cotne to a pretty pass real:
town so fast that landlords Stratton ami Oauta which is the largest stream on tho enty-two inches, and as much aseighty
Whereas; Tn his infinite wisdom It
Inches iu the foothills.
when a young lady cannot go out on has pleased an all-wise Providence to
Hiatt will never get to put up a fifteen island, hut a peculiar characteristic of
The highest temperature in the state,
the Cuban rivers is found in the fact
cent meal for them.
107 degrees, occurred at Pendleton. our street after dark without a guard- remove from works to reward our be-
Portland is groaning under the bur tiiat they are navigable for a greater dis The lowest, 10° below zero, occurred at iau to protect her from tho insults of loved brother, Dr. Ellas Jessup There
hoodlums iu the garb o f gentlemen. fore,
den of a prospective seven mill tax and tance proportionate to tlu-ir length than Diamond, Harney county. As usual The toe of the No. 10 boot of a big
Resolved; That we cherish his mem
the highest temperature occurred in
the demand is going up for retrench those of any other country.
the Columbia river valley, in the R om e brother or the cane of a father should ory as a staunch Christian and temper
Several
attempts
have
lieen
made
by
ance
man, true to every line of God’s
lie
brought
into
use
a
few
times
to
put
ment in all lines, while the tax payers
river valley and in the central portion
work, and especially interested in the
of Newberg are to be cinelied to the the United States to purchase Cuba aid of the Willamette valley, an ■ the low a stop to some foolish ness.
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
tune of 10 mills for city purpose*. There in 1848 an offer of $1,000,000 was made est occurred over the plateau region of
whose cause he most earnestly espous
the southeastern quarter of the state.
Telephone-Register.
for
it
hut
was
refused
by
the
Spanish
are property owners in Newberg today
ed. assisting to complete organizations
The year’s agricultural operations
Cupt. Harris states that 15.43 Inches in the early history o f the woi k iu Or
In 1851 the American were successful and free from injurious
who aro about to he closed out because government.
There were no of ruin fell here, during December. egon.
they can’t meet their obligations, and ministers to Great Britain, France and climatic conditions.
Resolved; That as a friend and
At Portland, the rainfall was barely 11
there are other properly owners who Spain met at Ostend in Bdguim and is snow storms, no floods, no destructive inches. The decrepancy is usually the neighbor he was kind and sympathetic
TTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
drouths, nor were there any excessive
are keeping their children from Sunday sued the famous “ manifesto” declaring rainfalls.
and as such was esteemed by all who
other way.
knew
him,
and
while
we
shall
greatly
school and church because they arc un the right of the United States to annex
The following statement shows the
Mr. P. Witheeombe showed us a
able to dress them iu a way to make a Cuba to this country regardless of the general weather conditions for the sample of dried prunes yesterday that miss his counsel and assi tanee we
realize that upon his stricken family
commendable appearance, and yet a ten wishes of Spain. Of course this action year, at places selected to represent for richness o f appearance and tlavor the blow falls most heavily, and the Trompt attcDtlon given to all legal business.
every seel ion of the state:
N e w b e r g . O r eg on .
was
not
sanctioned
by
the
authorities
at
mill tux for city purposes is to he de
excelled anything we have ever seen pangs of separation are most keenly O f f k e — Second Floor
in the prune line. I f the prune crop felt. Therefore,
Bauk of Newberg BuiMiug.
manded of them, ami they must pay it Washington and nothing came of it.
Tern
S.-3
of Jhi^coujttry cnt\Id be cured as well,
Kes^tp.d; That we tender to them
or have their homes sold over their Again in 1858 n, proposal was made in
S À
" s í
»
the markets o f the east would open our heartfelt sympathy in their afflic
the
United
States
senate
to
offer
Spain
District
families heads.
? wide to them and nothing hut Yam tion, pointing tliem to Him who lias ^ T T O R N E Y AND COL’NSELOK A T LAW,
3 g 3 TS'8 -- 5
aud Place.
• ¡
Let attention ho eallcl to a couple of $30,000,000 for her American possession,
r~
~t
hill county prunes would he in demand. said, " I will never leave thee nor for
c
Prune raising is yet in its infancy in sake thee."
REPORTER.
items in the estimate made for the run hut was withdrawn.
this county and every effort should be
The island is rich in mineral products,
ning expenses for tho year, viz: A
OFFICE OVER CHEHALEM VALL3Y DANK.
COMt—
I l e a l E s ta t e Tr a n s f e r s .
made to have a uniform system of cur
N e w b e rg , O re go n .
r.o 7 ’. -r» ai
4 8 91; 28
round ¡f.’tOO each for the recorder and hief among which are iron ore, an ex- A s t o r la ...............
ing, packing and marketing. Organ
Furnished
every
week
by
Rhodes
&
100
fis
Kuudoii
.
...
0
07
0
0
73,
28
All
legal
and notarial work given prompt at
marshal. Now the Graphic has no client quality of coal, beautifully col- Langlois
101 :;<> 1 22
0 0 JO 20 ize anil get rich.
tention.
Collections solicited.
Admitted
Rhodes, Abstractors of titles, McMinn
..........
io:. i'7
7 3»
to practice in all the courts of the state.
grievance against either of these officials, ired marbles, rock salt, quicksilver aid Nehnlem
Saturday, a diver came up from Port ville, Oregon.
W illam elto val.
petroleum.
Gold
is
also
found
in
con
2 0 101 21 land and examined the bottom of the
A lbany.
but it does want to ask if the tax payers
17 *M 2 38
Sylvester and Ailcy Potter to
CorvalliH.
. • » ï» 1 t
3 7» loa; 22
of Newberg feel that in justice to them- siderable qiiuiitilies along the streams. Detroit (x )
ENH3TRY.
..
(>9 07
107 *S 10 » 12 river beneath the suction-pipe of the
Normandy Leonard, warran
Only
aliout
one-tenth
of
the
area
of
KllgtMlO
P
.7
(T.
0
37
0
1
V
O
22
reives and their families they can afford
ty
deoil;
recorded
Jan
10
1890
city
water
plant
No
accumulation
of
llu bbird
4 t 72 -2 2S
1 0 981 22
n tract containing 1080 ft lit
to pay them $25 u month each for their Cuba is under cultivation but the culti Mc Ml un ville.
7» 3 101 21 dirt was found, the bottom being grav
19 f.J 0 4 J
47 4*. 1 23
1 0 1021 22 el, and the assumption that the muddy
50 00
N e w b e r g , O re g on .
South Sheridan, O r........... $
vated lands are inexhaustibly fertile and Mt. Augel.
services during the coming year.
Aurora
M ni -7 70
4 0 97 21
water was caused by the breaking away Adelia and J L Pope to John
Seamless gold crowns, bridge work, gold
produce
immense
crops
of
corn,
cotton,
Port
1
and
.
-lo
il
:
30
70
23
0'
97
2
7
»
Tho fact is wo have capable men who
silver
and
bone
fillings; aluminum or rubber
Salem .
47 U) I £7
0 OÍ 981 22 of the bank and covering up the feed
Maiildlng, warranty deed; re
plates; teeth extracted without paiu. Prices
will lie glad to take these places at half rice, sugar, coffee and all kinds of fruits
rm ptpia valley.
pipe was proved to he wrong.
The
corded
Jan
10
1890
;
6
acres
pt
reasonable.
29 *2 -Ö 36
4.2 9Si 20
cause o f the muddy water Is that it is
the salary.
Where is there a man who that grow beneuth tho tropical sun. Roseburg..
o f U Branson d 1 c, alsi 40
Kogue K. valley.
13 93 -6 3 2 21 9 KM 7 taken directly into the mains without
acres adjoining tho I N Bran
has not been compelled to cut on his There are more than 8,000 tobacco plan Vshlaiid.
2 S 101 17. filtering from near the bottom of the
tirants
Pa»s
*2
7
43
-7
V
H
1800 00
son d 1 e ulI in t 5 s r 6 w
PHYSICIAN AND SLTiGEON.
personal cx|ionsos. Then why not do a tations on tlie island and the tobacco William s
’JS 09 -S 17 20 100 17
No improvement is possible un Sylvester and Ailcy Potter to
20.73 -1 22 12 4 102 19 river.
little cutting when expending the peo raised upon these is considered to I*.* the .JaekMmville
til the rains abate and the water iu the
Columb* t Hiver val
I I
E J Buster, warranty deed;
finest in the world, and its market val t’ase »de Looks (*)
? 100 20 river becomes clear.
71 03 -io r>7
ples hard earned dollars.
recorded Jan 10 18!H>; 1920 sq
Il JS 3 71 147 7» 91 7
II.>od Hiver
J. C. Cooper lias his new soap ma
Tho Graphic is aware that il is not ue annually amounts to millions.
13 ss -1.09 72 0 101! 8
100 00 ,
ft in South Sheridan, Or
I be Dalles
N ew berg, O re g o n .
7 7.S -2 03 28 s KM 7
The population of Cuba is somewhat Arlingtou
considered fast enough for some prop
IVudieloii.
10 47 -1 30 22 9 107 ,r» chinery in running order, and can Oregon & California II R Co. to
Office:
First door west of H ill ’s drug
loss
than
2,000,000
and
of
this
number
W
alla
W
:
:
ht
-3
0
7
»
8
2
101
1
1
\v O Sunderland, corpora
I l v.»
now make .301 boxes o f A l soap every!
erty owners and a whole lot of fellows
store.
Inland Lmpire.
tion deed; recorded Jail 8
who own no property, hut it feels pretty about three fourths are of Spanish des- Diamond
9 7 » -1 »1 24 3 99 -10 week. The operation of soap-making j
1S!*0; 43 acres part see 7 t 5 s r
0 y 1 -3 is interesting and we advise people in
12 o» - J 63
H akerl’ ity
sure that tho time is not far off when ent. Havana, the seat of government Joseph
10 os -4 73 H0 3 Vi -1 terested in the development of the city j
64 50
6 W ...................................................
is
a
city
of
about
200,000
inhabitants
mid
20 30 -2 S*» 126 0 94 1
Sparta
this wide o|H'ii method of doing business
as a manufacturing point, to inspect! Isaac Meyer to D A Covert,
is located on a magnificent harlmr. Six
the plant.
will be generally condemned.
warranty deed; recorded Jail
X <)n ('a s e a d o m n u n tu in s , i a s te rn e n d
McMinnville people ore In need o f' 9 1896; 44 acres, pt of A G
The city’s business can be conducted it her cities on the island range iu popu o f M a lin o e o n n t v .
N e w b e r g . Oregon*
Phillips homestead t l i a r 2 w 2800 00
on a safe business basis to correspond lation from 80,000 to 80,000.
* In tin* Elirai* o f th e
C o l iim b ia , more McMinnville pride. Thcyshould j
j Gold filling, seamless gold Crowns and
The chief executive is officially known « b e r e I l i o r iv e r liasses t h r o u g h th e stand together and push everything of J T Fonts and wife to F S Cot
with the ability of her citizens to meet
I Bridge work a specialty. A ll kiuds Amalgam,
tle, warranty deed; recorded
i ’a scm lc m o u n t ains.
merit in McMinnville. Instead they
(Bone and Silver filling done. Also artificial
their obligations, or it can la* by whole as the Captain-General and notwith
KlgllIH* p iv »r»u l»u l hy tin* m in u s (-1 seem to In* divided Into at least twenty , Jan 9 1896; acre pt o f Peter
teeth with gold fillings at bedrock prices.
All
standing
the
fact
that
the
country
over
sale extravagance, saddled w ith an in
o4G
00
work warranted.
Smith
d
I
c
in
t
3
s
r
4
w
sign, umler “ lowest temperature, in- c iteries; each coterie denouncing the
debtedness that the people will groan 1 which lie rules is smaller in area than dicale Is low zero.
eltorts o f every other coterie.
Let Clyde H Rowland by \V G
ilenderson Sheriff to F W
there In* a change. Whoop up Mc
under for years. Which road shall we | the state of Iowa his salary is (50,IKK)
T h » F e ltrim r) U ttllnrnlor
jior
year,
or
exactly
equal
to
that
of
the
Spencer, sheriff tax deed: ro-
Minnville
business
men
and
McMinn
Spring Branch
take?
coriled Jan 9 1896; 100 acres
president of the United States.
The
Tho Fobruary luimber of Tue De ville Tell the truth, but tell it. In
pt
of
Hie
A
T
Hembree
d
I
c
Poultry Yard .
stead
of
being
pessimists
let
us
be
op
A man of science who ha* made a Captain-General is appoinled to office lineatori* calimi Ilio Midwlnter Num-
in t 4 s r 4 w .......................
timist s.
47 85 :
sludy of the cigarette question savs lie by the crown of Spain but his salary is ls*r and cover» thè wliolo fieli! of Hen-
The building of good roads into Mc Thomas Muleahev by W G
wotild rather hâve bis boy tinokc opium paid, of course, 1 y the down-trodden sonable Fashion* witli il* noeustmued
Henderson sheriff to J J A t
Minnville will attract and give to the
than to hvonie a cigarette llend. Xlim and over taxed |k*ople—a tax thatilouht- Ihorottghness. A very prett.v ballad,
kins, tax deed; leeorded Jan
city more trade than any other im
i U i
10 1896; 30acres in see lo t 2 s
erons statement i as strong as thè alio ve less figured among tin* incipient causes far ubove the ordlnary niagaziuo eon-
provement possible at this time Other
r
t
w
..............................
5
60
In
Season.
nro often made rospeeting the haneful of the present revolution.
tribution, tiegins ilio ntimbrr.
Mr*. towns in Hie countv compete with Mc
Win Maekie to Thomas and
W y a n d o t t e s a S p e cia lty.
effect* of the cigarette and yet the daily
For more than three hundred years Unger A. Prynr ooneludes ber adinlr- Minnville during tin* winter beonuse of
Margaret Herd, warranty
output of cigarette fuctories in America the Cubans have lieen under the galling ablo scrii*» on Tho Social Code witli a the condition of the roads leading in
For particulars call on or address
deed; recorded Jan 9 1896;
reaehes in round numliers 15,000,000. joke of Spanish rule and have certainly dlseiission of the varimi» ways of get- to them. McMinnville can not afford
14 25 acres pt of David Lay-
ting luto society. A well-known New the lo s s of this trade and an Immediate
field d I c t 3 s r 2 w
320 00
Some one who bas liecn looking up the I been a long suffering people. Let ii * York IVntist ha* «n artlile at once effort should Is* made to regain it. The
N ew bkkg O regon
subjeot savs :
I ho|ie that the days of their bondage are scientilio unii popular on tho Care o f orgauizntimi of a On h ! linai!» club in Shell Hawley and w ife to Em
ma Millsap, bargain ard sale
Dr. Amice Raymond tills city is not only in order liuf u
If tho cigarettes ma le in a year in this numbered and tliat tlu* rotteti fahrie of the Teeth.
deed; recorded Jan 11 1890;
country »e re place t side by siili* tliey torcigli ride mnv at once fall luto irn*. Schrocdcr brings personal experience cessiti’.
GENERAL
19 acres pt of C It Haw ley d
woiild forni a patii 2'. inches «eli* tliat
to t*car iu telling of tin* Facilities and
1 e ill t -5 ■ r I w
.............. 220 00
Olwt Holes I s’fort* »om en who set out to
would roai'h nruuiuT the «o rb i witli trievahle ruin.
W . C. T. V.
S t. Parrot ami wife to J W
Study and I'ractlee Medicine.
Sara
enoilgh t*> sparo tu »treteli (rolli New
At the meeting of the NewU-rg
Armstrong, warranty deed;
York to llerìin.
Miller Ivirhy explain* the possibilities
T h » W t U l i i ’ r S t o r y f o r 18t>5.
recorded Ja i 14 1896; lot 8 in
of Kindergarten Work at Home.
A Union lie il January Nth, tin* devotion,
IC these cigarette* were formel in a
The
year
1895
preseli!*
no
iinu*ual
hlk 7 Deskill»’ add to New
handsomely illustrated article by M. t\ id exercise* conducted by Mrs. Wood
mini 5' . feet in »i-lth, thev would reacli
At prico* to onrrespo d with the times,
departure from tlu* norma) meteorolog- Frederick is devoted to Mexican inspired us to believe that with an
berg ..................................... 150 00
from **t. Lini* lo New York.
Fir«t o! i >!* Shoeing t pectiilty.
If thev »e re put in a pile of threo feet leal conditimi, exivpt the uiarkeil da- Stamped Leather. A beautiful Silk-
Win Parrott et al to J W Arm
L o c a t o c i a t t h * • e ? t o n S h o p .
square ut thè base, thev would rendi mi flelcuoy in ralnfall from June to No- Embroidered Fail w it1» a romantic His earnest consecration to God we shall I k *
strong. warranty deed: re
M MCDONALD Propr
tory dating lmek to the French Revo able to do even more this year than
altitude highcr tlian timi rendic i by tho
corded Jan 11 1896: pt of lot
vember. The monti) of Oototier had lution i* pictured and described.
must snccessfiil bslbs>ni*ts.
Em has been done in tlu* post.
Fourteen
4 hlk 7 Hurley A l.arge’sadd
The cigarettes m.de ni the United no rainfall over thè greater portimi of ma Maywood l«ogh« instruction for quarterly nqsirts were read, showing
500 00
to New berg, Or
8tate* each day «nubi, il placed end to thè state. This is n most phenoiiicnat Ecclesiastical Embroidery, and also ex earnest work oil tlu* part of officer* llenrv Simms and w ife to Rich
W anted :— S»V(*r.il trustworthy tri*n-
end. n adì frinii Kansas City to Denver. oecurrvinv.
A study of tlu* precipita plains how to make tin* new and pret and inciuticrs. There have been dis
ard W Ay I ard. qiiil-ilaim
tlemen
or ladies to trawl in Or»*gon for
If the cigarettes of a dav were put to-
ty Embroidery Frames for Photo tributed the post quarter Jnik. pages of
deed; recorded Jan 14 1896;
established, reliable house. Salary #7S0
I low a House may In* Artisti literature, one woman alone having
gether siile by siile, they would make a timi wliloh oceurreil duriiig the year graphs
w
of
*
w
t
of
see
26
and
e
I
an*l expense*. Stea-ly position. Kn*
Ì kit li 2*. indie* wi le from New York to nhowa mi oscena for tlu* year over mie cally Furnished for the l.east Money is distributed 1594 pages, which leave* of * e i of see 27 ami e of n e
’hi la< li-lphiii.
ti fi h o f tlu* stato, ombraceli witliln tho told by Edna Witherspoon. Mrs." A. onlv a small showing lor tlu* re*t of u*.
cloee reference anti self aUlresaed
J of *«• 34 and w ! o f a w j of
It
l.ongstrcet
devotes
critical
attention
Extract*
o
f
letter*
received
from
torritory of a lino drawu from tho
ÎÔ0 00 ptampol enveloped.
sec 35 all In t 4 a r 0 w
The IVminion
ly Vdiillcratoil and IVteriorated Eoods, I.ydia Smith and Lucy Haworth, were
Last week tin* Graphic published a nortberli lino of Tilluiiiook county, ami tho article on Seasonable Cookery read, showing that they still have an State of Oregon to E G Kalk.v.
Company. Third Floor, Omaha Bid«.,
state ili*i*il, recorded Ja i 14
very readable article containing much t Iloti«* cast word to noar Oregon city supplements tier conclusions with interest in our l ’ nlon A letter writ
■
. I .
18'.*» w i o f six* 30 t 3 s r 6
Information respecting the much talked thoncc mutili un Ilio west siilo of tho timely Illustrations us to the use of ten for tin* "W h ite Ribbon” by the
An
exchange
*ays: “ An item i» now
w
160
acres
..........................
200
00
('aimed Good*
Ifow a brother and state president Mrs. Kinney, w as also
of country, Venezuela. In this week's Wilhmiotto ri ver to Indcpendence;
going the rounds of the pre«s to the
sister or : mired and eirrlrd out a Val read, urging local union* to renewed I vestment Co to l{ V Frame
¡•»tien ili I k * found an article on the thenne tiortlieuslward, taking in the entine Party is told by Henry P. etlbrt in the work between now and
a d A W Stnwell. «>rpnr»tio i
effect that *hi«key is now manufactured
islán I of ('uba. All eye* are just now country drained l>y tho Santi.im ri ver Wood and there nrv* the usual pages »tale «invention.
deed: tveorded Jan 14 Is:»!:
out of old rag*. We see nothing remark
4
*
d
to
th*
New
Hooka,
lYa-Tanl*
40
lots
j
.»
Oak
Park
add
to
and
l'xlonding
over
thè
t'asoaile
moun
The eommUtee appointed to prepare
turned to C u i» where the insurgent* are
( hat, Knitting, Tatting, Urochetlng, a box for the Refuge Home. Portland,
McMIm vllle
1 00 able about this. Every one knows that
fighting for free iom niel anything re tain# just south o f Monili Ilood to etc.
reported
liberal
donations
and
b>x
Have you titles examined and ab nearly all the old rag« in this country
specting that country i* full of interest llaod rlver; thomv southward along
sent.
Mr. Geo. ('hrlstcnson kindly stracts made bv Rhode* A Rhode*, are manufactured out of whiskey, and
Tor Sklv.
Ilio cast crii siepe of tho Cascale moun
to the genernl reader.
hauled the Imx to the sje.-imer. paying who have in their office the onlv set of there is no apparent reason why the
tain* graduully trvnillng to thè summit
Three thoroughbred Jer*rr n .j)**. freight and donating same to tlu* alnstrnct* of tide of land in Yamhill
process of conversion may not work one
of the t .«esile* and Crossing uUnit thè
The Transcript i* laboring bard to set hemlwater* o f tho MeKen.Ie rlver; One seven-ei xliths Jersey heifer, fresh. Union for which he will accept the county. Prompt attention given to or way as well as another from whiskey to
thank* of Hie Union.
ders
for
siistracis
Office
upstairs
in
the pihii 'ul |*it in Yamhill to simnnr- theiiiv sharpl.v to thè Southwest, strik- Thoroughbred Poland I'lutia pig*.
Mr*. Mattie Wivsner i* received Into the McMinnville Natioual Bunk build rags and from rags to whiskey. ‘ What
ing »n I tha* hr - k over the rale
the l:it-thè ivvp i nl*v.t th** Or>*i$i*.i-(V.-
J. M. A H »». Vna
membership.
The fallow lug rvsolu-. ing.
a beautiful tufiner* it if.* **
When your old Stiff Hat is not presentable
on Sunday morning. But that’s your fault,
not B
’ .
Parker has
texGU selfattiff * * *
50G. 011 1.
U * ' i ï ï
i
So did
Your Wife
When you wore your old Overcoat around
to church by the side of her new “sealskin.”
P
is making awful discounts on Over
coats just now.
BUT THE BOYS
KICK
Like sin on wearing their old, last
year’s
suits when they go to see their best girls,
when your neighbors boys go to P a r k e r ’ s
and get the pick out of th largest and finest
line of Clothing ever brought to N e w b e r g .
V
A
Jit
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o t t i w
CLARENCE BUTT.
M a / t t e s o n ,
DEALERS IN FURNITURE,
Ft’ NERAL UNDERTAKERS
and DIRECTORS.
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the cheapest to the finest.
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Liberal terms. Address,
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Ibe C hi ld C u l t u r e D e p a r t m e n t help*
mother* and teacher.-* to atudy the characterls-
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velopmeut.
Sen-i ten cents foi
lological Journal.
ample copy of the Pbre-
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lu 1 and 2 fool leugths.
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