RG GRAPHIC.
Henry Clewes was made trustee of the pric *s that w ill pay for production w ill
tract, and in this capacity he turned it n o w b e u b lc to realize reasonable ex-
.w,n....I....»
.... ■ • the same
“ •« long-
-------•-------
— i
,
. .
, v __ v , . __ __pcctatlons
on it, while
> over to the state of New \ork recently. ,|||,oourage<l class lu Oregon and Waah-
lUfl'KD KVKKY FRIDAY MOHN INO.
It will he retained a» a memorial to the ington find in the Hltuation reason to
' man who, as the years go on, will lie take courage uml prepare to seed to
AUN BE
say when they are gone, say before
they go. The flowers you mean to
send for th e ir cottins send to b righ ten [
Of course
You scold
and sweeten their homes before they |
leave them. I f any friends have ala-,
blister boxes laid away full o f fragrant
perfumes
o f sympathy und affection
E. II. W o o d w ard , E dito * & P u b lish e r . Judged moro and more according to the t P/œ 1* e d * l e t 'lie fa.Mo\v**
^
^
which they intend to break over m y j
righteous sincerity of his wild attempt
dead body, I would rather they would
| to compass emancipation of the black j
bring them out in the weary and troub- |
F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 31, 1896.
lt«
a
l
Estate
Transfers.
| man from the bonds of slavery.
The j
led hours und open them, that I may
1 public will have free access to the tract, ■ Furnished every week by Rhodes & be refreshed und cheered bv them
Entered aft sproni class scatter at
*’° “t | the central attraction of which is the J Rhodes, Abstractors o f titles, M cM in n w h ile I need them. I would rather
office at Newberg, Oregon.
have a plain cotlin without a flower, a
rugged tomb, sentineled by a mighty ville, Oregon.
fuueiul without a eulogy, than a life
boulder, which indicates the spot where Eliza Perry to Ellen D Todd,
without the sweetness o f love and sym
Newberg is preparing to attract (
warranty deed; recorded Jan
pathy.
L e t us learn to anoint our i
“ John Brown’s body lies moldcring in
21
1896;
lots
1
2
5
mid
6
Idk
capital.
friends before band fer their burial.
the grave.” —Oregonian.
48 111 Lafayette. O r ............... $ 493 00 Post mortem kinkness does uot cheer ,
A I* O liver to C ity o f N ew berg
the burdened spirit. Flowers on tho
Wheat is now 65cents with an upward
A dispatch from Philadelphia, dated a
cotlin cast no fragrance backward over
warranty deed; recorded Juu
tendency.
22
1890;
l
acres
part
sec
4
t
3
the weary w a y ."—E x.
few days ago, tells of the restoration to
s r 2 w ...................
. . . . 2100 00 j
H ello, capital! have you noticed the reason in that city of Horace Tctlow, by
A Card From Mr. Geer.
H enry H ew itt et al to It Jacob
a surgical oiicratiou, when he uttered
Newberg magnet.
son, warranty deed; recorded
To the Public:
his first intelligent words since the first
Jan 24 1890; 56.59 acres part
A g a in I solicit your patronage, for
o f the H enry H e w itt d 1 c in
Fortune is favoring Oregon by giving day of tho Conemaugh flood, Friday,
the Toledo. I wish to call your notice,
t
5
s
r
3
w
...............................
1700
00
May 81, 1889, when his skull was crushed
us a very mild, pleasant winter.
that I now have connection w ith the
by u piece of falling timber, Kince that E I f Dlsbrow to \V E H oward,
N orth Pacific Steamship Co., and they
warranty deed; recorded Jan
time
he
has
been
an
imlieeile.
Some
Gov. Lord has announced that he will
24 1896; 12 acres part o f W T
have tw o first-class freight steamers,
not call an extra session of the legisla days since a thorough examination was
Wallace d l c i n 1 3 s r 2 w
300 00 one o f them leaving Portland for San
made of the wound in his skull. Tre W Me and Karuh Chrisnian to
ture. A w ise conclusion.
Francisco every Saturday, carrying
phining was decided upon.
The n itra
George Nash, warranty deed;
freight o f all kinds, and as cheap as the
recorded
Jan
27
1896;
80
acres
W ith dried peaches selling in the M is tion was performed, a liono button, the
cheapest. T hey as well us the Toledo
part o f the J It W a llin g ’s d 1
need the patronage o f the people.
An
sissippi valley at less than half the usual size of a half dollar, being removed.
c in t 5 s r 4 w ........................ 1000 00
independent boat can not run at a loss
price, there is little wonder that the The patient upon opening his eyes, Kidney A 1 ill m et t to J P R ich
and assess the stockholders to puy e x
said, “ It comes from the dam.”
His
prune market is dull.
ardson; special warranty deed
penses, but must have traffic to pay e x
mind is a blank us to the occurrences of
recorded Jan 22 1896; 40 acres
penses as they go. I know i f an as
part
o
f
tho
K
T
Wushburn
the
last
five
years,
but
he
recalls
the
sessment
waW evled on the ow ner o f
Ex-President Harrison has announced
d
1
c
in
t
2
s
r
5
w
.................
550
00
the Toledo, he would kick.
that he w ill marry Mrs. Dimick at an events of his life proceeding the accident
T o the independent lines the people
This It li Churchill per W G H e n
early day. This insures a second term that rendered him speechless.
derson, sheriff to Verna Per
are indebted for their elfeup rates and
process
lias
long
been
known
to
medical
for Benjamin, no matter what the St.
It behooves the people to patronize
kins, sheriff’s deed; recorded
science, but Its operation iqion this man
Jan 24 1896; 11 e J o f sec 10 t
them, and sell to those that ship by
Louis convention docs.
2 s r 5 w 160 acres.................
22 00 them , and I m ay as well say to buy
Tetlow, recalling as it docs the Cone-
o f those that patronize them. A l least
United States to Isunc E K alin g
England seems to think that to arbi maugli horror, is worthy of note.
you m ight think it over, i f you « a n t
donation claim, patent; re
trate the Venezuelan lxjundry question
the independent lines to lives.
You
corded Jan 25 1890; e J o f s e
County commissioner Amos Nelson in
w ill get the highest prices for your
w ill be an easy way out of the difficulty
J and lot 3 o f sec I and lots 2
produce, as well us to be able to buy at
und 3 o f sec 12 all in t 4 s r 5
after all. The size of the other fellow formed the Graphic a few days ago that
the cheapest prices us long as the in
w .............................................
has no doubt hud its influence on John the county court had carefully investi
dependent boat lives and runs on the
H ave you titles exam ined and ab route. I can not get to carry wheat to
gated the poor farm proposition, and
ny Bull.
they failed to find where it would be a stracts made by Rhodes A Rhodes, the mills, or get the work tor the pulp
who have in their olllee the on ly set o f and paper mills at the locks, und so 1
Evidence is not wanting to prove that paying investment to the county, the
abstracts o f title o f land in Yam hill
some people, who, when doing business Transcript to the contrary uotwitlistand- county. Prom pt attention given to or have to live exclusively from the pa
tronage of the people ulong the Yam
for themselves will squeeze a two bit •* * .
ders for abstracts Olllee upstairs In
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hill route.
the M cM iu n yille N ational Rank build
piece until the eagle screams, but they
W hen I started the Toledo, I had
ing.
Again
Justice
Field
has
been
com
suddenly forget how to economize when
faith that the people would stay by
pelled
to
deny
the
periodical
rumor
that
me, and I can not suy that m y faith
acting in un oflicial capacity.
A Nocturnal Event.
has been shaken, in but few instances,
ho contemplates an early retirement from
Last
Saturday
evening
“
The
Owls”
but times are very close now, and every
the bench of the supreme court. It is
W hen oily ofllcials close a deal for the
little bit helps, and every little loss
quite distressing to a lot of young hojie- ami their friends, the Nighthawks, met o f patronugo is felt.
city, where the consideration amounts
fuls to see how the old man holds on to at the owlery and feasted on cake and
I have added an electric lig h t plant,
to more than $2,000, and sign up a con
chicken and hooted ami bleared at each to tiie boat, and I am the first, and at
life and the bench.
tract without knowing that it calls
other until the roosters began to crow.
present the on ly one, that has electric
for interest from date, tax payers very
The occasion being a leap-year party lights on an upper \V illaruette boat,
heard of a possible trouble between
A t t o RNEY- a t -L a w .
Portland’s union passenger depot is
naturally wonder what the harvest will
given by a society of young ladies, styl-
J;‘ »u a ry 38th, the Toledo England and the United Ktates.
H e -zX
now
completed,
and
that
city
after
w
ill
leave
Portland
at
6:40
in
the
morii-
be when a deal is closed for the $15,000
PI ADCHPC R IIT T
The girls ings. instead o f 7 o’clock. I find that declared bis intention o f com ing home
long waiting takes its place along with ing themselves “ The Owls.”
for the purpose o f enlisting i f any-
U L It lt t n u t DU I I •
water bonds.
began to rustle around town speaking to people coming by street cars, can catch tilin g serious occurred.
Trompt
attention
given to all legal business.
the
sister
cities
that
are
provided
with
_______ . . . . . . . j
the boat at that tim e as well as at 7
the
boys
a
week
before
the
event
was
to
E.
N
.
Maurice,
a
former
employee
o
f
orricz-secona
Floor
«»regon.
People who buy butter rolls that are decent railway passenger accommoda
take place, and among the scyeral differ o ’clock.
____________________
M y towing has been a help financial the Oregonian office, was in the city Rank of Newberg Building.
brought in wrap;*»! in strips torn from tions.
ent things they got, here is some they ly, and I beg pardon for any delay to F riday last, looking over the field for
*. ---- ... —
.
old shirts, appreciate the circumstances
Capt. W in . Kern of Portland has in didn’ t get:
passengers caused by it. I w ill very the Sunday Oregonian. H e w ill take
a t t o k n e y a n d c o u n se lo k - a t - l a w ,
that induce thrifty butter makers to
soon tic done w ith it, and w ill lie entire charge o f the Kunday clrcula- x Y
vented a flying machine. One Darius
practice the strictest economy, but they Green did the same thing some years
in shape to g ive as good passen tion and w ill deliver the paper on Ktin-
ger serviceus the freight business lay to all subscribers along the West
' Vftry much hope that the shirts are al
ago.
O F F IC E O V E R C H E H A L E M V A L L E Y B A N K .
w ill allow.
Both freigh t and side road by means o f u new railroad
ways washed before being thus placed
New berg, Oregon.
passengers are needed to make bicycle having a speed o f 22 miles an
on the market.
NO M O ItK COM M ISSIONS NKEDE1).
All
legal
and notarial work given prompt at
the boat successful. I try to keep hour.
tention.
Collections
solicited.
Admitted
pleasant
und
polite
officers,
us
There is said to be a m ovem ent on
D. B. Stapleton, a ivell-driller o f In-
to practice in all the courts of the state.
well as crew, and you can lie as
A can! will be found in this issue of foot lo saddle another commission on
sured o f the Is-st treatment, and lependenee, was in the city, Tuesday,
the Graphic from J. P. Geer, the owner the stute at the m eeting o f the next
ENTISTRY.
any cause for grievance will be and agreed to drill a three-inch well in
of the steamer Toledo, in which lie so legislature. A great deal o f Interest
promptly rem oved, or settled. the bottom o f the small well at the
licits the continued patronage of the has been worked up all over the state
I thank those that have stood water works for 50 cents a foot without
Will be wreathed with a most engaging
by the boat at all times, und will casing, w ith casing for $1.25 per foot.
seat NO CHICKENS,
people along the river.
The Toledo has during the past tw o or three years on
New berg, Oregon.
smile, after you Invest In a
endeavor
to so conduct the business, I f water is found and three wells are
done n great deal for shippers along the the road question, and very profitably
Seamless
gold
crowns,
bridge
work,
gold
The ladies, with wise forethought, that they w ill continue their patronage
and bone fillings; aluminum or rubber
Willamettu and there is little doubt but too, but the tux payers are no humor provldcd tho blushing, timid (? ) young a i,,| always speak a good word to necessary, be agrees to d rill the wells silver
for 75 cents per foot without casing, or plates; teeth extracted without palu. Prices
reasonable.
that they will stay with Mr. Geer.
to submit to the appointm ent o f an things (the boys) with a chaperon — otticis, and use tlieir innuence for thè with casing for $1.00 per foot.
other set o f pap suekers similar to the and of all the wise, discrete chaperons, boat, and I w ill always appreciate a
B com pany o f this city have been re
good word spoken for thè Toledo,
EQUIPPED WITH ITS NEW
During the past year very little atten railroad commissioners. W o all want Charley Frissell can’ t be beat.
cruiting up lately, eigh t men having J )H Y 8 IC IA N AND SURGEON.
ftospectfully Yours,
tion win paid to the running expensesof (letter roads but we d on’ t want a ldgh
Those present w ere:
JOKL l ’ ALM E Il GlOEH.
enlisted during the past month.
Dur
PINCH TENSION,
N ew berg’s city government by the tax salaried commission to support.
The Wishes:
ing June the com pany w ill leave the
Lida Wilson,
Lula
Sargeant,
TENSION
INDICATOR
payers.
W ith a ten mill tux staring Portland Chronicle speaking ou the
FROM DDK E X CH ANG E S.
city for a 5-days’ practice march under
Mabel David,
Minn Cox,
— AND—
N e w b e rg , O re go n .
Vic Hadley,
active service conditions. Th e first
Nellie Lurk in,
the people in the face, it is safe to say subject says:
Mattie Stratton,
Yamhill County Reporter.
Ethel Ctitts.
march w ill be from M cM in n ville to
Office: First door west of H ill’s drug
their eyes and cars w ill ho kept open
Mrs Nellie Jones.
Joule Shearer,
It is intim ated that the subject is to
store.
John F. Derby Inis located at Fresno, A m ity where tents w ill be pitched and
during the coining year. This seems to be brought before the law-m aking Isaly Messrs
camp
established.
T
h
e
next
day
to
The most complete and useful devices ever
I
Cal.,
where
Ills
fam
ily
w
ill
join
him
H F Allen,
Drew Price,
and
that
there
w
ill
be
a
h
a
lf
dozen
W a case where a double dose of medi
L K Stanley,
Dayton, the next to New berg. the next
Frank Vestal,
added to any sewing machine.
I shortly.
gentleman on hand to suggest that a
Geo
Larkin,
John Larkin,
ENTISTRY.
W ith the
cine was required in oriler to arouse the commission be formed to look out for
Mrs. Kutie Biggs, nee Heater, a m em N orth Y am h ill then home.
Nate I» Elliott,
Will Allen,
exception o f the transportation o f camp
The W I1ITE is
O K Edwards.
It W Calllson,
sleeping patients.
the public highways. Some m an—who
ber o f the Christian church at this equipage the men w ill carry everyth in g
Mr. and Mrs. C B. Frissell,
has un eye out for a soft job in the fu
place
thirteen
years
ago,
and
well
Durably and Handsomely Built,
necessary.
Several of the boys tell of amusing
New berg. Oregon.
Alas, ami alack ! It looks like N ew tu re -w a n ts a commission created here
known to the people here and in the
Som etim e ago, C. \V. Talm age sent
O f Fine Finish and Perfect Adjustment,
sim ilar to the one formed last year in incidents that hapjioiied on tlio home-
Gold filliug, seamless gold Crowns nnd
berg would be compelled to put up with California
Useless, but very ornamen waril trip: One fellow states that his low er end o f the county, died at her to Mrs. P h il Sheridan a piece o f the old Bridge work a specialty. All kinds Amalgam.
Sews A LL Sewable Articles,
the little chicken men for some time to tal— and costly.
T h e commission con escort was in srn-li an awful burry to get home In Tillam ook on December 31st, blockhouse, the headquarters o f L ie u Bone and Silver filling done. Also artificial |
leaving a husband and seven children.
teeth with gold fillings at bedrock prices. All And will serve and please you up to the full
come. The man Miller who was going sists o f three persons w ho hold olllee
riil of him that she made him run ail T h is inform ation comes through her tenant Sheridan while stationed ou the ] work warranted.
limit of your expectations.
to ship broilers to Chicago the coming for tw o years, and each draws a salary
Grande Rondo reservation, and a pho
o f $3000 per annum.
This costs the the way home; another one wanted her brother, Francis M. Heater.
A c t iv e D e a l e r s W a n t e d in unoccu
reason in car load lots from this com taxpayers $9ixiu per year—quite a snug
There are some grounds upon which to o f it as it stands today near the I
pied territory. Liberal terms. Address,
best fellow” to take her homo after she
GENERAL
munity, was searched by Sheriff H en sum. For what? W ell, llie commis
had got him to his mother’s gate, but as to base the prediction o f an early agency. Last week, he received the
derson the other day, and 15 cents was sions lm ve ju n ketin g parties, collect
lie is a timid young thing and afraid of spring. T h e heavy rainfall during De follow ing letter:
statistics
mark
that
and
hold
"good
cember and the first half o f January,
all that w as found on his person.
flo w
1017 Rhode Island Avenue, W ash-i
CLEVELAN D. O.
roads institutes” in each county o f the googoos he declined the job ; another ut least suggests the hope that we have
have the mighty fallen I
state once a year! A ll this the com was afraid of the dog and would only go | almut hud our quota. The absence o f Ington, D. C. — Mr. C. W . Tal mage Me-1
Your
missioners do, to say nothing o f the to “ the corner,” but one, not having any snow in the mountains neur by is un- M lnn vlllc, Oregon.— Dear Kir:
At prices to correspond with the times.
letter, picture and piece o f the old block
Flrrt c U .il* Shoeing a specialty.
It is not always a disgrace to beat a voluminous reports which they submit “ sand,” made the “ coot” do the usual «th e r favorable omen,
A R E YOU
house
received
Than
k
you
so
much
'
.
.. _
retreat. In fact it is a mark of good at the end o f each year show ing what escort duty. It is also currently reported ;
• e s to n Sh op .
kdter
fi'om
George
Barnhart,
dated
for
rem
em
bering
me,
and
words
can-1
'
°
c
a
*e
a
a
t
*'*
is accomplished by reason o f their e x
m M c D o n a l d , Propr.
ifeucruNhip for a commander to get his istence T h e y draw their salaries and that one fellow tried to kiss an Owl good
Badlands, 1 al., conveys the intelli- not express how much I appreciate the
.... —
men out of u close place with the least and declare it’s a great tilin g; and it is
go nee that lie lias embarked in the job souvenirs, which 1 shall guard w ith 1 -
night ami got smashed in the neck.
great care for m y children
IMModhlc loss. A number of cities nod —for them. As lor the people it is
Notice to Lumbermen.
But it was a very enjoyable occasion, p rin ting business “ on bis own hook”
Sincerely Yours,
towns in Oregon have come to a rcaliza- $9000 thrown away. Oregon has no
at that point. Itedlaml is described as
I r e n e R u c k e r S h e r id a n .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under
need o f a road commission. Th e state and tho Ixiys are wondering who will a th riv in g city o f between four and
of this fact nml they are losing no time Is burdened w ith too m any commis
signed will receive sealed bids for the furnish
give tiie next event of the kind, and live thousand people, situate in the
ing of lumber in wagon load lots to the several
in hedging in every possiIile way on sions now which are utterly useless.
W. C. T V.
road districts of Yamhill County, bids to be i There is one Magazine which will help you to
very heart o f the orange In-lt o f south
echo answers, hoo? hoo? hoo?
made for each road district separate and same «ucreoil by teaching you to know and appre*
running expenses.
Methods of doing Road building has not reached that do-
ern California. Oranges are cheaper
T h e Cooper Medal ( ’outest held at not to apply to bridge work let by contract. cíate yourself. The riiren n ln gica! Journal
! g w « o f Imiiortuneo where it is ncoes-
there,
he
says,
than
apples
in
Oregon
business that were lightly
Said
bids to be opened Wednesday. February ia a wide awake up to date exponent of Human
S a lly '« llleycle
Chehaleni Center on last Friday even
,
,, ,
, .
sary to have a commission to look after
1896, at One o’clock p. in. ’1 he right to re Natu re.
T h e advance o f the bounty on w o lf ing was a decided success. A ll the ject
when tunes were flush are now W m g j
W lia t road building is done Tor When Sally got a bicycle, her mother raised
an> and all bids is reserved.
n row;
By order of the Board of County Commis A r e Y o u I ’ d n e T H O U G H T a n d T A C T In
scalps from $5 lo $10 ought to rid this
closely scrutinized, heroic treatment i-* H im next few years w ill tie due to the The clris.
contestants showed careful study and sioners. 12412
w hen -In- was growing up, weren’t
A E. McKKKN, Clerk. 1
B r in g in g I ’ p Y o u r C hildren?
The
and all the adjoining counties o f the training, and it was a close m atter be
ls-ing resorted too, and thè pruning effort« of (Ito various comities.
like the girts now;
The moiieste.l an' sweetest girls that lived be- nefarious [K-sts and bring about an era
The Child Culture Departm ent helps
knife il Ix-ing vigorously used.
Any ! " " ’ " ' T
for
m-stti
tho
siiii—
•
tween
Misses
Bertha
Cox
and
Bessie
*
•
• 1 sinus hud better be expended directly You never aov a bleycle in eighteen fifty-one!
mothers and teachers to study the characte: '
F o r S ale.
o f llusli times. W hen a coyote gets to
man of good business senso will eotn- for work and materials.
tics of each child as a guide to its proper de
Chase, but the average gave 1J higher
Three thoroughbred Jersey n»ales. velopment.
mend sudi action. Thcn wlmt may t lu
To think she'd lived to see 11- c h i 1,1 .he'd be worth as much ns a steer, ns Frank per cent to Bessie Chase
A W . C. T.
raised come mil
One seven-eighths Jersey heifer, fresh.
Send ten rents for sample copy ol the rhre-
ta i pavere of Newls-rg reasonahly a»k
In them newfangled b’oomrra and go rtdlu Fenton remarks, it is time for some U. waa organized at the close o f the
oologies! Jouraol.
THE W lIC .ir « I T I.m iK .
Thoroughbred Poland China pigs.
shrewd
fellow
out
in
the
foothills
to
roundabout!
of thè meli in whoso hands thè town’s
contest w ith the foil iw in g officers
J. M. A K a m . ATKtxeox.
T h e p rice o f w lie a t Ima beoti craw l- To think iter children had forgot the counsel start up a new industry. Back in K an
r U W lK I t * W E L L S Co., I'u b lls h rr..
business resta duriiig thè Corning year?
that she gave
sas several years ago liU-ral bounties chosen:
President, Mrs. M ary Cox
27 fe a s t 2 1 .1 S t.. N e w Y o r k .
in g up la te ly ut a rato w e ll ealeulated An'lived to bring her old gray hair in sorrow
were paid for coyote scalps, and it W-- Osborn; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
ltrm e m h rr
lo the gravel
caiue a m atter «rf honor am ong hunt I ’ tta K irk ; recording secretary, Missi The City Feed Store is where you can
The calamity howler* whose principal to tie k le Ilio fartucr wdio bus b e lìi on
But when Sst had her bicycle again 'bout
ers never to destroy a female. T h ey
stock in trade is a wail alxiut the rich to In:, last ycur'a crup. T liia o f ooursc
week.
Clara Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. Sadie buy Flour and Feed of all kinds. Poul
is little c o m fo rt to t li oso w h o « e r e An'motoer seen the roses tlmt was bloomla were scalped ami let go fer breeding
growing richer and the |xx>r poorer and
purpost-s
It wouldn't work her-, Paulson; superintendent medal contest try Invigorator, Insect Powder and Im
on her cheek.
farceli
lo
soli
onrly
in
th
è
sciismi
ut
a
We noticed th it she'd changed her mind, was though, sintv the entire hide is re
who claim that nowhere except in the
perial Egg Food. Farm and Garden
work, Miss M ildred W ills.
•
qut«illkt. an i - -
United Ktales are large fortunes sudden m u d i lo w e r figure, but th è In d lea tion s Sal—»he kept on rtdin' where the bloomers quired ns a trophy, to prevent this
Keeds. Don’ t make a mistake.
th rifty and ingenious e-lass from w ork
scotìi so favorab le for b o ile r priees for
love to blow!
ly. piled up, should read the following:
W. G . H astings .
Last Monday night the residence of
ing it all up into se-alps.
Kinee the ad-
Eleven years ago George Newnes was uoxt y e a r ’s erop tlm t w licn t misera w ill An', as I eome, one morning, jest past the vauoe o f (lie bounty the county clerk's
Mr.
Unr.ili,
at
Meadow
Kike,
was
con
break
of
day.
a young h u m finisher in a isolory at no douht take fresli c oo ra ge. lu s|ieak- A shieldin' of herself between . hill or tw - of olllee »1 times bears the nppe-arnnee o f
The Brighton, (Io w a ), Enterprise ha*
sumed by fire, together with all its con
Manchester, England.
lie posscssixl Imr o f th è o u tloo k T u e sd a y 's Oro-
hay.
a fur dealer's establishment, and an
the
following local respecting Miss Lucia
Who should we see hut mother, a wo.rkln with odor strongly sugge-stive o f a tannery tents, save a gun that was saved.
some literary ability nud remarkable gm iian aaid:
Mr.
In Ssason.
a will
B. Griffin, the elocutionist who spent
business tact.’ lie conceived the idea of
U.
had
come
in
wet
and
cold
and
built
permeates
the
e-enirt
house-
premises.
tin
sister
Sally's
hteyele
an
gain'
fit
to
kill
*
W y a n d o t t e « a S p e c ia lty .
A pronilm -nl in erelia n t o f A g u a , I n
a small penny paper for the masses, to
It is said to lx- v e ry healthy, however, up a quick tire in the beating stove, and considerable time in Oregon a few years
For F articulan call on or address
lie called Ti I Bits. IP- Ixirrowcd CBM dia, ts re pori ed to Intve w r itie n to a An'now me can't git breakfast, an' dinner's nml the clerk and his deputy nre ge-t-
then stepped over to Mr. Smith's for a ago and who is quite well known to sev
al s ays Isle
from a friend and issued the first num frien d iti Sun F ra n rìsco tlm t In d ia
For the hteyele Is golu' from six o'clock tilt tiu g fat.
few moments. In a short time Mr. eral persons in New berg:
“
Lucia
B.
m
ay
I
h
-
connted
out
uà
n
e
o
n
ip
etito
r
in
ber of Tkl Bits, a weekly piper.
Ilia
sight.
Tli.-id Dtipuy, o f Im Fayette, was in Smith noticed a bright light Hash up, Grilfin, the elocutionist, who is well
success in Manchester was s- apparent th è w o rld 's w lieut n m rkets tld s year. An when she coma, s pantin’ In we have the
N e w b c r o , O regon
“
Fvt-ry
bushel
flint
is
ruisod
M
icro,''
biggest fun
the city yesterday.
l i e has bevn ap •nil i-n looking out uiscoverei 1 Mr. l n - known here, won her case against the
from the first tli.it Ncwnea removed to
With, "never snw a hteyele tu eighteen fifty
ruh’ s house in flames. Everything in
laindon. Then- Till Bits lavarne p o p u nccnrdlug to tld s statem en t, “ w ill l e
pointed state organizer for the Artisans
oat!'
Illinois
Central
R
y.
and
got
judgment
tiie house was consumed except the gun,
lar and prosperous in a few moni . needed lo feed th è |w-ople, so filone w ill
w ith California fo r his field and a term
which the owner saved by hard work.— for $10 (XX). 8ho went to Madison. Wis.,
From a j»>or brass-finisher Newnes s i s m i In* none l'or e x p o r t.” t'o lo r o f prohu-
I e>f service of three ye-ars. l i e leave-s at Transcript.
Nnw I. thè Time.
in the summer of 1893 to fill an engage
lavarne the proprietor ol an immense b lllty is g l i e l i lo Ib is statem en t hy th è
1 once.
publishing house.
T w o years ago lie faci tlm t no rulli Ims In ib ii in Ib e gn-ut
T h e geniti! spiri! o f tilt- late Geo. \V.
ment. and while in the baggage room a
T h e county court is engegeel iu try
w
lieat
area
o
f
In
d
ia
silice
Mie
tirsi
w
eek
\v vsTF.n: — Several trustworthy gen
started tin- Strand Magazine, which,
Childs Uvea after bini and thooc o f us ing the objections to the final aevmmt
slide door fell down upon her inflicting
like Ti I Bits, was an instantaneous sue In ScptcnilH-r, and ilio o n ly irrig a tim i
tlemen or ladios to travel in Oregon for permanent injuries.
vvlio
nre
fsniiliar
w
ifh
bis
words
and
in
the
estate-
o
f
T
ho«.
H
a
w
le
y
—a
e-ase
She sued for
|x
sible
has
U
v
n
hy
nieiins
o
f
w
ater
cess. In eleven years Georg» Newnes
lt is n e ll know u iterila w ill continue to I r rcttiimicd w hich has hce-ii in the probate court established, reliable house. Salary $780 $25,000.
has made a remarkable record.
Today druw n hy hnllocks
lie is a millionaire and a mcmlx-r of Miai th è ciitin - c ou n try fro lli l'cs lia w u r th rreof unti), likc bini, wc bave paaecd over twenty ye-ars Court Ktetrogra- and expenses. Steady position. En-
The hull of the old steamer Aneita.
plie-r I’ogtie, eif Kale-ill, is taking the cloac reference and self addressed
lo C alcu tta is purcheil b y d ro u tli.
I l is
parliament.
Th e follow iitg test Ininuy.
also stateli lim i ilio Aiistrw lian w lieat to thè great heyond.
which for the past year or more had
stamped enveloped.
The Dominion
sh ortage am ou nts to p.iNki.iksi bushels. b is just berti rccovcrvd and la ugnili
boon tic-1 up on the opposite side of the
I’he Tillam ook Advocate, w h ich has
Tne grave of John Brow n, at North I'lic unusual dem an d for som e weeks golr g thè round* o f Ilio newspapers, to
Company, Third Floor, Omaha Bldg.,
From 3 to 12 inch, and
river at the steamer landing, broke the
Ix-eMi ably edited by T. H. H andley, has
for
w
h
e
a
t
from
Kan
Francisco
for
A
u
s
Chicago,
III.
H
-8
K l l « , in the Adirondack mountains, to
la
1 and 2 foot leagth*
Imtli ecunael and awukrn il kindlv be-en fnre-ed to the w all by an attach
chain ouo day last week when the water
getlier w ith 2(4 acre* of land comprising tralian porta may Is- accepted as p ro of spirli in limar w ho ouglit to pensosa |t; ment against tI k - stock company w hich
was up and the last heard of her she was
th a t th e cro p In In d ili is short, Is-eausc
tlie original John Brown tract, was sev
O. P. Coshow, of M cM innville, is be on her way down the W illam ette in the
"l> o not keep Mie nlabastcr boxo« o f ow ns it. It is said M r Handle-y in-
that cou n try is re la tiv e ly m-ar lo Aus
O n h a n d a t a ll tim e «.
eral year* ago purchased from the u « nor tralia and freigh ts he-w een th e tw o ymir leve and tenderne«« scalcd up un- temts to cnjeiiii am i get posse-ssimi ing talked of for the legislature on the
direction of the Pacific, and she is now
again.
Write or call for Hard Times price«,
Fili thelr
to whom it had tven sol-1 by the famous cou ntries ou gh t to lie low as com pared III ym ir irteli da are dead
dcm-vrAtic ticket from Yam hill countv. probably being rocked in the cradle of
Couldn’ t do better. Mr. Coshow is well
abolitionist’s widow, for (SOM).
This w ill, tIn.»,- from t ’allfi-rn i t to A u strala Uvea w lth sacciness Speak approv-
T eleph on e R e f in e r .
sia, w h ile w h eat is re la tiv e ly ch eap in Ing, c b ivrin g word* w liile Mieli bearla
known in Fugetie, having attended the the deep. The history of the doings!
fund » ; i i raised by Kate Field, the be- In d ia lo b egin w ith .
C a lifo rn ia fnrm- can la- HiHllcd nnd Iliade linppier by
A rth u r K. t'.xqx-r, who is at Heredia, l niversity of Oregon at one tiaie.— Eu- of the Aneita would not fill a Tery large
itsg one oí t-efctT f-:t'«:r;vor*
;•
e t;,, 1 Vt h(M til'"."
f r *!v':ii. The fclnd thlngn j-rwi n n n h C- t
1 “ -,i
.rile« H a 1 lie h as ¡11«?
3 "*KJ0 1
When your old Stiff Hat is not presentable
on Sunday morning, But that’s your fault,
not P a r k e r ’ s . Parker lias
a big line of Stiff Hats which
he will sell at
So did
Your Wife
When you wore your old Overeoat around
to church by the side of her new “sealskin.”
P a r k e r is making awful discounts on Over
coats just now.
BUT T IIE BOYS
K IC K
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 .
Your Face
R. W. CALLISON.
D
I. L. SCOFIELD.
ESTHER E. BARNARD, M. D.
AUTOMATIC TENSiON RELEASER,
D
E. P. DIXON.
BLAGKSMIfHING.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE GO.,
Making the Most
of Yourself?
S pring B ranch
P o u ltry Y ard
d. H obson.
ENTERPRISE
BRICK & TILE CO.
MITCHELL & MOORE.
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