Newberg graphic., April 10, 1896, Image 2

wtá’
j augmented by bis workmanship on the
| little mallet which rapped the world’s
j fair open, is now employed at the im-
ISSUED EVKItY K UI DA Y MORNING.
! portant task of making this Lincoln gav-
— , el. One end of it will be mounted with
F. II. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r <fc P u b l i s h e r . silver and engrave.] as follows: “ Made
by W . H. Bartels, Carthage, 111., from a
log of the cabin built by Abraham Lin­
F R ID A Y, A P R IL 10, 1896.
coln, 1832, at New Salem, 111.” The in­
scription oil the gold-mounted end of the
Eutered a». second class natter at the post
mallet will read: “ Nattonal republican
ollice at Newberg, Oregon.
convention held at St. Louie, June 16,
1896, nominating------------- for presi­
Sixty-one double trucks, bearing 3,622 dent.” Senator O. F. Berry, of Car-
bicycles of one make were paraded in thage, will present the gavel to the con­
the streets of New York the other day.
vention.
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NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
Hon Binger Hermann has made a good
T H E CO U NTUY E D IT O R .
congressman in the main, but his ambi­
The country editor is a combination
tion to reach the senate proved his of the entire staff o f a city newspuper.
downfall. __________________
His sphere of usefulness, although not
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| so ubiquitous, Is quite as important as
Judging by the number of calls being
0f
g reat contemporaries. Ilis
made for county conventions, it looks I single weekly paper Is in miniature the
now like the fellow who thinks it his seven issues per week o f the great
bounden duty to scratch his ticket, dallies. His constituency is often the
would have a lot of material to select most moral and high-minded to be
from.
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found in the domain of history.
He
T O N C il'K 124 N O M I N A T E D .
ing lias been commenced in some lo­
calities. Considering all interests it
W ashington C oun ty's statesm an Nam ed can be safely said that the season opens
at A lb a n y .
auspiciously, aud bids fair to be a suc­
A l b a n y , April 7.—Thomas H.Tongue, cessful year.
E A S T E R N OREGON.
of Washington county, was, at 11:45 to­
Weather—'1 be nights up to Sunday
night, on the 34t)i ballot, nominated for have been frosty during the past weeic;
United States representative lor the first freezing temperatures at night have
The day temjieratures
congressional district, and the great fight lieen frequent.
have ranged from 40 to 003. .Showers
against Binger Hermann was won. The occurred on March 30 und 31 and on
struggle was long and a little tedious, but April 5 to 6, amounting to from .10 to
it was carried oil without bitterness, and .20 of an Inch. Light snow fell in lo­
During the
it was gallantly won. Hermann got his calities on Marcli 30.
hours of frosty weather the air was
maximum strength on the first ballot and moist, and cloudy weather generally
thereafter it gradually dwindled away, followed the frost.
Crops—The weather conditions have
with many fluctations, until it was in
the neighborhood of 30 votes, and these not been especially unfavorable to the
fruit, as in Western Oregon tlie clouds
stayed with him to the last. Tongue und moist air protected the fruit from
was second choice in tjie number of the injurious effects of the frost. Some
votes. As the fight proceeded, the sen­ lieuches have been injured, but general
timent for tongue began to manifest and material injury is not supposed by
tlie correspondents to have occurred.
itself, until it was so strong it could not The poaches are iu full bloom.
Cher­
longer be disregarded. The supporters ries, prunes, apples, etc., are just com­
of the weaker cavdidates finally yielded ing into fine bloom. This is not ap­
and went to Tongue, and that is the way plicable to the country south and east
o f the Blue mountains, in which sec­
he was nominated.
tion the season is yet iu a dormant
It was now midnight, hut the conven­ stage.
Blowing and seeding continues.
tion nominated delegates te the national
convention and named a congressional Much o f the full-sown grain which was
frozen out hy the cold weather of the
committee and thus finished its work first few (lays of March has been re-
and adjourned.
It was unmistakably a sowu. The ground is in good condi­
sound money convention anil voted for tion; it was well soaked by the winter
Judge Moore of Klamath, and J. F. rains. The range grass is growing,
affording plenty of food for the cattle
Calbreath of Yamhill, as delegates on and sheep.
Shearing lias commenced
the clearly evident stipulation that they in Umatilla county, and the wool is
would stand for sound money. Wyatt, most exeellent, tlie winter having been
favorable to the continuous growtli of
the free silver candidate, did notallow tlie wool. Lambing lias commenced
his name to be presented, his defeat be­ in some of tlie counties, and tlie weath­
er is now very favorable to the young
ing sure.
The characteristic balllots for represen­ lambs. More activity than usual bus
been displayed during tlie past five
tative were :
months in plowing and seeding. Tlie
weutlier
condition* have been favorable
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to almost continuous outdoor work.
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As in Western Oregon tlie season opens
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Hermann.
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reaches the homes of brain and brawn
that send to the colleges and cities the
great, well-balanced men of the age.
He may not uproot scandal, expose
corruption, tear down religious and po­
litical parties, create empires or crush
dynasties, but he reaches and Influences
The Union county populists in resolv­ the majority of the army o f boys who,
ing that they were unalterably opposed in after years, tight the great battles of
to the use of liquor and tobacco by the life Li the pulpit, at the bat, in the hos­
candidates in the campaign for elec pital, and even become his most dis­
tioncering purposes, set a worthy exam­ tinguished co-workers in Journalism,
The country editor may take wood
ple for otlittr parties.
and potatoes for his subscription price,
One of the members of the council, but lie never lies about hJs circulation.
while looking over the marshal’s bill at He may mention in detail the process
the council meeting Mouday night, re­ of construction of country barns and
marked, as he shrugged his shoulders tlie intervisitution o f unimportant 1
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and shook his head, “ well, we had bet­ bumpkins, but he makes no attempt to •1
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ter put the marshal on a salary.”
build his fortunes on scandals, broken 4
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homes, nasty twaddle, and endue pry­ 5 7
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Hon. W . R. Ellis, of Hoppner, a free ing into private life. He may write M
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to the St. 1-ouis convention were defeat­ efforts. He may publish three pages :to
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ed and gold standard men elected.
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Brother Marsh, of the Forest Grove and brains of others because a geograph­
Thomas II. Tongue is a well known
Times, that apology of yours seems to ical difference of time favors his loca­
lawyer of Hillslioro, Washington county,
come from a good and honest heart and tion. He may set his own typo and
where he lias lived and practiced law for
although that was a very gruve offense turn the crank of Ills own press, but
some years. He lias held a number of
you committed, no challenge for a duel he never scutes down the wages o f his
offices of honor, having lieen proseeutin,
is intended from this end of the line. employes, nor treats printers like cattle
attorney for tlie third judicial district,
nor puys starvation wages to reporters.
But don’t do it again my boy I
and having served in tlie state legisla-
He muy deplore certain locul usages
ture. He was a candidate for president
und
want
o
f
appreciation
o
f
his
col­
Judging from the report given of the
of tlie state senate, in which he repre'
republican primary and county conven­ umns hy business men, hut lie never sented Washington county, at the ses­
tion held in Portland last week, it ap- pursues people who have no means for sion of 1801, that being his second or
ponrs that those who may be looking reply witli vindictive hute, with vile hold-over term, his successful opponent
towanl engaging in missionary work cartoons and outrageous persecution to being Mr. Joseph Simon, of Multnomah
need not go to the expense of going very the gruve. He is not a life wrecker, county.
Mr. Tongue has lieen promi­
far from home to find a Held white unto nor a family wrecker, nor a scandal
nent
in
tlie
councils of tlie republican
monger, nor a party political poltroon,
harvest.
party, serving on tlie state and Washing­
nor u bribe tuker, nor u washer of dirty
ton county central committees, and tak­
Whatever Ills mistakes, troubles
Of the twenty-five candidates w|10f linen.
ing the stump in every important cam­
and
ludicrous
exhibitions
at
times,
the
successfully passed the medical examin­
paign. Ilis addresses are rattier schol­
ation at Portland last week, seven were country editor is un honest, piiinstuklng
arly, showing careful preparation and
citizen,
one
of
the
most
potent
fuctors
women.
This looks like the "new
literary quality. He is exceptionally
woman” in the northwest is to tio a dis­ 1 « i h u I t l ^ l t o r o i v i l i n u t i o n o f ( h o It go.
well informed on public questions, anil
penser of powders and pills, paregoric New York DiHpatcl).
forcible iu his presentation of an argu
and soothing syrup, as well as a bloom­
ment. His legal practice has been ex­
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tensive, both in civil and criminal pro­
The berry plant is n delicate little
cedure. Mr. Tongue, during the sena-
Tlie “ Union Bi-Metalic Party” is the machine for the manufacture of fruit. | torial campaign two years ago, canvassed
From tlie offal of tlie eurtli, it works
name of tlie new party liorn at McMinn­
I the stato in tlie interest of his own can-
ville last Wednesday. A call 1ms lieen out tlie most delicious products for | didacy, with such success that on the
man.
i :¡'.do for primaries to lie held on Thurs­
ballot taken by tlie republican caucus
For best results only best mechanisms
day e! next week mid (lie county nom­
before the election lie received 11 votes,
inating convention t'.o following Satur­ can l>e used and tlie operator should I to Senator Dolph's 40, and Mr. C. W.
day. J. 0. MeCrea and C. B. Frissell of thoroughly understand their construc- | Fulton’s 12. He thereupon withdrew
feeding and management.
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Newborg were named as iiicuiliers of the tiou, cure
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manfully from tlie contest, saying:
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1 he flue light colored fibrous roots, abiJu b the n m it cheerfllll
county central committee.
on every vigorous plant, are the feed-1 ^
my frlemU (o do u/e Hame> j
Hon. Thomas H. Tongue of Washing­
ton county, who was nominated for
congress by the Albany convention, is
an able man and will make an active
worker in the halls of congress for his
constituents.
I le a l E s ta te T r a n s fe rs .
NEW
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PARKER & H0DS0N,
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THE-
Newberg Clothing House
A^re “In I t” for Trade.
J8®^Gold, Silver, Greenbacks, Bank notes, or M. & M. due bills
taken at par in exchange for goods.
F ItO M (It 'll E X C H A N G E S .
Y am h ill County Reporter.
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T T P A P O P lk
]>1P0T LUMBER YARD,
W . 1 . H - E iA A s U l/ lk , NEWBERG, OREGON.
C. W . Tulmage has bought Dr.
DOORS,
LA TH , GLASS,
Uoueher's interest iu tho Bommens
WINDOWS,
LIME,
SASH
lode, paying four bits therefor. The
MOULDINGS, SAND,
WEIGHTS,
8HINGLKS,
H A IR , CORD,
doctor may feel mudi chagrined for
selling out so early. At least this opin­ B u i l d e r s H a r d w a r e .
ion seems general.
Lafayette is not nearly s» well
It not only is so, it must be so. One
pleased with ttie proposed locution of
the locks on the .Martin place us she Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
would be if they were constructed ut that’s what makes it go.
A. T. Hill.
the fulls.
Her people seem to think it
more o f an advantage to Dayton.
Lady Mary Hamilton Douglas is only
The accounts of the Ladd & Reed eleven years old, but she is one of the
Lund Co. have been balanced for the greatest heiresses in the world. She is
year 1895, and show that tlie Broad- the daughter of the late Duke of Hamil­
inead farm in this county has paid a
dividend for that year. This should be ton, and received from him her large
encouraging to farmers ut this time, as fortune, affording her an income of
well as Battering to Mr. McEldowney’s about $900,000 a year.
management.
A high liver with a torpid liver will
The enthusiastic gold hunters o f Mc­
Minnville should not allow their en. not be a long liver. Correct the liver
thusiasm to weaken. While the party with Dewitt’s Little Early Risers, little
was out from here last week they saw pills that cure dyspepsia and constipa­
four men down iu tlie gulch digging tion. A. T. Hill!
away like old miners, but when they
All the founders of McClure’s Maga-
tried to reach them tlie men had sud-
graduates of
of Knox
Knox college,
college,
denly disappeared. It now transpires zlne are graduates
that they were citizens o f Newberg, | Galesburg, 111., and the editor, Mr. alc-
who knew how to find gold, aud the j Clure, is a trustee of this college. They
reason they had disappeared was they | have undertaken to assist the college in j
were in possession o f a secret which
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they were unwilling to reveal. The establishing^ “ The Abra uliam Lincoln
flrat good opportunity that offered for School of Science and Practical Arts,” as
tlie party to slip out undetected was a worthy memorial to Abraham Lincoln.
Monday morning during tlie snow
storm, when they drove back to N ew ­
One Minute Cough Cure touches the
berg, laid in a month’s provisions and right spot. It also touches it at the
hastily returned to guard against en­
croachment upon their claim. Their right time if you take it when you have
fears were unfounded, however, as our a cough or cold. See the point? Then
party came home Saturday und Sun­ don’ t cough. A. T. Hill.
day. The Newberg men do not be­
lieve in finding gold by making a great
A woman at a Methodist revival in
noise, and have had tlie benefit of some Portland was telling her experience and
former experience in the Cascade
mountains back of Scotts Mills. They stated that she had left all of her jewel­
do batter*, though, Iu keeping ever­ ry at home on her uresser, as she con­
lastingly ut it, atid are said to lie hav­ sidered it ungodly to wear it.
A no­
ing some very promising assays, which torious thief, who was present, imme­
they endeavor to keep secret, but this
much is known, that they are far su­ diately loft tlie church and took posses­
perior to any yet published from the sion of the jewelry, leaving a note stat­
new discovery.
ing that he was glad to remove tempta­
tion from a good woman.
CEDAR.
FIR,
REDWOOD.
Y E L L 'W PIN E
ETC.. ETC.
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Your Face
Furnished every week by Rhodes &
Rhodes, Abstractors of titles, McMinn­
ville, Oregon.
Union Lodge No. 43, A F A A
M to N P Pederson cemetery
deed, ree Mar 31 1896, 8 J lot
249, Masonic cemetery ut Mc­
Minnville .............................$ 11 00
W ill b s wreathed with a m oit en g ag in g
W C Heydon to I I. Salaman,
amlla, after you Invest In a
war deed, rec April 1 1896,
w J o f ii w j see 33 t 3 s r 5 w
80 acres................................
10 00
McMinnville Water & Manfg
Co by sherifl'to C H M cKin­
CQUIPPLO WITH ITS NEW
ney, slieritrdeed, rec April 1
1896, blk 12 John’s add to Mc­
PINCH TENSION,
Minnville .............................
3 00
H A Deskin9 to E J Lapp, war
TENSION INDICATOR
— AN D —
deed, rec April 3 1890; lot 1
blk 5 Deskins 3d add to N ew ­
berg.......................................
75 00
J H 4 E J Scott to E H DIs-
The most complete and useful devices ever
brow, war deed, rec Murch 31
added to any sewing machine.
1896, 43.50 a, pt Win Jones d
I c t 3 s r 2 u n d 3 w ............... 1500 00
T h e W H I T E Is
Sam I and Hallie M Hibbs toC
Durably and Handsomely Built,
H McKinney, war dee I, rec
April 1 1898, It 4 blk 12 Johns
O f Flue Finish and Perfect Adjustment,
add to McMinnville ............. 100 00
Sews A L L Sewabls Articles,
Frank H and Francis A Max-
And will serve and please you up to the full
son to S R Jenkins, war deed
limit of your expectations.
rec April 2 1896, 11.58 a, pt
David Ramsey’s d 1 c in t 3 s
A c t iv e D e a le r s W a n t x d in unoccu­
r 2 w ....................................... 425 00
pied territory. Liberal terms. Address,
E J and Noah Lapp to Charles
V alley Transcript.
E Lapp, war deed, rec April
3 1890, It 1 blk 5, Deskin’sadu
i "O ld Y'amhill” has a new sensatiou,
“ Give me a liver regulator and I can
CLEVELAND. O.
to N ew berg..........................
75 00 she is fairly giddy with excitement. regulate the world,” said a genius.
John W and Vina Hodson to
It Is none o f your cheap John affairs Tlie druggist handed him a bottle of
A 8 Fogg, war deed, ree Apr
that can’ t get up on its hind legs and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the fa'
3 1890, 5 a, pt of Jas B Rogers
A g e n t , M c M i n n v i lle , O r.
d 1 c in t 3 s r 2 w.................. 900 00 walk across a ten-acre lot without limp­ mous little pills. A . T. Hill.
ing, either: it is a full-fledged go-as-you-
John W nnd Flora B Fletcher
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat esti
pleoss ami get-tliere-if-you eun gold
to Elizabeth Fletcher, war
noam. The fever is spreading all over mates that the expenses of two political Spring Branch
deed, rec April 4 1896, 4.51 a,
tlie county, spreading worse tlinn the conventions, for each of the political
adjoining John W Fletcher,
1st add to Dayton................ 350 00 whooping cough or measeles, anil tlie parties, to be held in Missouri this year Poultry Yard
sturdy old Yamhillcrs are being bun­
James Edson and ivf to F M
coed into tlie belief that the new Eldo­ will cost $5,000,000, or $2,500,000 each,
York, war deed, rec Feb 6
rado has been discovered in tlie foot and that the expenses oi the campaign
1890, 130 a, pt James Rurnage
Tlie new­ in the stato will be another $5,000,000,
d 1 c in t 3 s r 4 w ................ 6500 00 hills west of McMinnville.
ly discovered mineral lode is a mam- making tlie election expenses for the
David Everest and ivf to Katie
mot Ii ledge of dark conglomerate rock
In Season.
Grabel, war deed, rec April 4
which starts in on tlie east side o f the year $10,000,000. This it thinks is not W y a n d o t t e s a S p o c l a l t y .
1890, It 1 blk 10, Everest's ad
extravagance,
nor
is
it
money
wasted
coast
range,
runs
clear
through
tlie
Tlio law carefully guards the secrecy
should esteem it a personal injury if any
For particulars call ou or address
to N ew berg..........................
50 00 mountains and drops o ff into the Pa­ But it is more than eight dollars apiece
pump up food and moisture from be­
of the relations lietween a physician and low.
of them were to do otherwise.”
Ö. Hobson.
Albert L Alderman and w f to
cific ocean. The rock from tills won­ for every inhabitant of the state, or
his patients. Not only is lie protected
Mr. Tongue is it man in the prime of
The breathing leaves and feeding
Ennis M Alderman and w f
derful lode weighs two thousand
N ewberg , O regon
war deed, rec A pr 6 1896,
in a refusal to discloso facts thus ob­ j loots drink in life, health, b.eiuty from life, nnd lias an interesting family at his
pounds nnd sixteen ounces to tlie tan, about $40 for each legal voter.
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sun,
earth,
air
and
by
the
most
secret
and
it
is
this
16
ounces
that
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causing
tained, hut wlien lie tells them for any
Hillslioro home, which will add to the
Soothing, healing, cleansing, DeWitt's
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1 00 all the excitement. The best mining
processes iu nature give us the m ost1 ■, .
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purpose lie is liable to a severe penalty. perfect combination of tlie useful and I d,* n *-v of 1,18 earuur as representative at
experts in McMinnville can't account Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sores,
Edwin A Alderman to Ennis
In sucli a case just decided In England a the heautlfkil.
Washington.
-u .-_ ._ _
for tlie phenomenon, but ill their sage wounds and piles, which it never fails to
M Alderman, war deed, rec
com plaining patient lias lieen awarded
Since a plant cannot move about in
opinion it possibly means $16 or $18 cure.
Apr 3 1896, 100 a, pt Enoch
Stops itching and burning.
$U),000 damages against a physician, search of nourishment It follows that
Cooper’s d 1 c in t 5 s r 3 w ...
1 00 ore. And if this guess should prove
W e a th e r lleim rt.
correct, just think o f tlie unimaginable Cures chapped lips and cold-sores in two
and tlie Court ruled that it did not Hie best food mid drink should tie
Have
you
titles
examined
and
ab­
PORTLAND, OREGON.
W E STE RN OREGON.
placed within its reach, ready at all
stracts made by Rhodes & Rhodes, possibilities that await “ glorious old or three hours. A. T. H ill.
make any difference whether the story times for its use.
Weather—1
Temperatures o f freezing who have in their office the only set of Yam hill.” U is this exhilerating tho’t
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t an d M orrison Streets.
A movement is afoot among tho Port
was true or false, so fur as the question
A plant can take its nourishment on­ and slightly below prevailed the night abstracts o f title of land in Y'amliill Mint is turning tlie Yumiiillitcs com­
land wheelmen to secure one of 500
of tlie defendant’s culpability »a s con­ ly in solution, therefore, isith fertilizer of March 30 and 31. and iu Southern county. Prompt attention given to fe­ pletely daft.
and surrounding noil should be ut all
naphtha bicycles made in Munich.
dora for abstracts. Office upstairs in
cerned.—G lobe-Pemoe rat.
Oregon tlie night o f April I.
Since tlie McMinnville National Bunk build­
times, tine, most and mellow.
Telephoiie-Register.
These are similar to the ordinary wheel
The loss from setting weak plants j then the temperature has beou higher
H . 8. Maloney writes that he w ill ar­ except that they are much heavier,
ing.
E uropean P lan , 50e. to $1.50 per day.
Some of our good Y muli ill county can never lie overcome. The loss from during tlie night. Freezing tempera­
rive home between the 15th and 20th weighing 180 pounds in all, without in­ A merican P lan , $1.50 to $2.50 per day.
careless setting, can never he made
people who are worked up over tlie good. The loss from poorly prepared te res, at night, are not unusual during
o f April. He w ill spend a week or two
T he D elin ea to r fur M ay.
cluding the rider. The engine is placed
iu Ogden, LTtah.
E L M E R K. L A W R E N C E , M an agpr.
mining excitement are liul.le to have the soil can never be recovered.
Murcli, und they have occurred in
Its forecast of summer styles iu dress
A new postoffico la about to lie estab­ at the lowest point of the curve of the
The first three commandments in April. The day temperature ranged nnd millinery is complete, including,
i etne experience as tlie Klickitat, Wash­
framework, the tank of naphtha being
ington, farmers. An exchange says a successful fruit growing are:
during tlie week from 44 to 64°. Show­ beside tlie usual monthly display, ii lished up In Happy valley. It will be
Thou shall nut use p.wir plants.
known as Chase, and will probably re- in the same position as a mud guard for
ers occurred ou March 30, 81, April 5
gentleman who was in from Goldeudale
Thou slnilt not set plants carelessly. and 6; on .Murcli 30 und 31 some sleet number o f commencement gowns and | ceive its maii from this city.
the front wheel. The engines are simi
said (lie milling excitement that was so
Thou slnilt not use ground until well i and snow fell, and iu many sections a chapter on the latest ideas in attire
P. L. Campbell, o f Wiilamina, was lar to a common gas motor, 10 inches in
Itigli in Klickitat county a few weeks fertilized and thoroughly prepared.
snow on tret's in full bloom was ob­ j for bicycling. Tlie varied methods of indicted by the grand jury for selling length. The device is capable of mak­
Neglect these three things and ull
ngo lets subsided ami those who left
o f Murcli
March 31. The 1 dressing the hair now in vogue are il­ liquor without a license. He was ar- ing a speed of forty miles an hour, and
, ,, . tlie woes of a careless grower shall tie served tlie morning of
WATCHMAKER
uriug the period of lustrated
their farms expecting to make their |h,n„.
■ ubiisitu suu
-.eiy i rested, Monday, but released on bail.
and ucscuucvi
described, aim
aud » a New
climbs hills without difficulty. The in­
fortunes in the mines have settled down
Wlien plants are received, keep them ^ ‘ p m ea lu a lT n im ^ a ieiv “
tlm York dentist discusses the proper care | The gross income o f the McMinn- novation of one of them in Portland will
JEWELER,
to agricultural pursuits, satisfied witli In a cool place until ready for setting. I -
Remove
all
old
leaves
and
cut
tvick
the slower but surer way of aerumulat - 1
long root» and broken brandies.
•Solicits the patronage o f his old Indiana
one-half Inch.
A slight earthquake
PrtP.pr* °,n l,V " ,<? 11Dei:orf.tl0" ' l)v the previous year.
Considering the
ing wealth hy raising grain
Friends who need watch repairing doue.
Never expose the fine, fibrous roots, was experienced the morning of April Mrs- Genevieve \\ tgfall, A. B. Long times this is a Very good showingT
® u1rin* “ ** w ' nterL ° ,1S93’ F ' M
to aun, wind er heat. In setting, dip •
1
i j street
street's s article on recent culinary in-
Miss Ella Hendricks, of Am ity, was Marti“ ’ o f Long
f 000 2 7 0 M orrison St.
Some men sav they do not under­ roots in water, spread a» much as pos­
Crops—Tlie weather conditions were v*‘1 it ion n, one on domestic sanitation, : In this eitv, Sunday. She went on to trac,ted 8 ■ " * " ° ° ,d " hich J * * h
PO R TLAND , OR.
~
■ unfavorable
-
...........................and
stand tlie financial question, that tlint is sible and set in fine mellow ground, somewhat
to the fruit. tlie usual review of the markets
I Portland for a two weeks’ stay.
Dl- with a cough. In speaking o f how he
with
eurtli
pressed
firm
about
the
roots.
ii mutter to be determined by Isinkers. |
Tlie correspondents differ as to the j und talk about cookery, the spring j reetly after her return she will prepare cured it he says: “ I used several kinds
Tlie crown o f a strawberry should lie damage done to the fruit Some nre of dainties receiving due
attention
If you do not understand it, investigate
b’.r a *rjP *° Alaska
company
o f cough syrup but found no relief un­
ENTI8TRY.
until you do. Then» is nothing more Just even with tho surface of tlie tile opinion Mint tlie |ie.n'li and tiluiond Among the general reading a very e n - ■ iMi
of tliis in
»tare
Thev with
will
til I bought a bottle o f Chamberlain’s
dangerous to your lil>erty than to cast ground, neither too deep nor to shal­ crops are ruined, others that damage
®
i"
t
,er
i
U
r
?
la'out
(>n
this
trip
most
of
tlm
summer.
your l>:«llot on ii matter you do not un­ low.— M. A. Thayer, iu Oregon A gri­ lias been done, though the crop is not Mary ( udwHinder Jonea, Mildred Con-
Thos. H. Rogers, our popular record- Cough Remedy, which relieved me
N e w b e rg , O regon.
derstand . Look up tlie matter or let culturist.
ruined. It will most likely lie found wav teli» nbout a novel poster party,
«»<*
time
nnlv those vote on it tliut understand it.
that in a few Idealities damage lias and l ’arslyn Hnlsted descritte» the or­ er. will soon have published In the almo8t
old
Seamless gold crowns, bridge work, iroh
P o p u la tio n o f Oregon.
Iver and hone filling! aluminum or rubber
abo» ‘ » complete cure.’
ber
—Transcript.
been done to the peach and almond igli!, organi/.ation and objeet» o f tIle New York Sportsman, his last literarv brollSh‘
dates;
teeth
extracted
without
paiu
Prices
Ihiugliters
of
Mie
American
Revolution.
venture, entitled ‘ A Trip to Big X es-1 " lien troubled with a cough or cold easouable.
In 1885 and 1895, as shown by the
crops, tint it is not Miouglit tliut any
The financial question is a pretty big
Mrs.
W'Ithenqioon’»
ten-tnble
ehat,
n
o
tueea.” The article will hav-s a two- use this remedy aud you w ill not find
general or extensive damage has been
tiling to handle brother Snyder, and the turns of each state census.
ticc«
. o f new . Issiti»
. . . . ami illustrateti de- i?,dj
COUNTIES
1*16.
1S&V done to the peach and almond; in u
*,ere
fact ’ h;Y R necessary to try several kinds before
fact is there are u lot of fellows who talk
few
localities
tho
correspondents
are
o
f
script
Ions
o
f
t
bo
latest
designs
In
om
bred (J. t ooper, aged 12 rears, will 11-
____ . ,, ,
.
,
, ..
OKI
TTO RN EY-AT-LAW .
ft 292
the opinion that slight damage was broidery, knitting, tatting, lace making lustrate the article.
long and loud on tlie question nnd as­ Bouton
you ffet Pelief- U has **“* “ ,n the niar‘
10.036
Clackamas
______
_______
ket
for
over
twenty
years
and
constant-
done
by
the
frost
to
the
cherry
and
etc.,
complete
a
magnificent
number,
sume to be able to enlighten tlie world 1'latson
u to s
............
ft. 166
For the i.ung».
ly grown in favor and popularity. For
.varo VOI:; prune crops. While at the present (
•»
respecting it, who really don’t know Columbia
. 8.490
Coos
fi. 796 time damage 1» thought by some to i
r »p «u .t Ticket,
Elder A Ison \V. Hteers writes front sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by A. Prompt attention given to all legal business.
.1.212
Ä U I have been done by the frosts, it » i l l
any more about it and are not able to Crook
N ew b e rg . O rego n .
Curry
1.9W
l.lftf*
The ticket nominated at the state con­ Portland, Or.: “ There is no medicine j T. H1U.
O ffic e — Second Floor
vote on it any more intelligently than l*otU{la.s
VOM most likely in' found that considerable
14, »V89
liauk of Newberg Building.
.
.
VOM
Otllfam
•2.620
aud
I
j
vention
of
the
populist
party,
which
met
for
the
throat
and
lungs
that
X
can
,
The
Xewber?
hote,
ppenfcl
with
a
big
hand pruning will have to tie done to
others who are frank to admit that they (¿rant.
4 ita
3.04.6
relieve the overburdened trees Frost in Salem, is as follows:
recommend to ministers, public speak­
•
2.4*6
Ilaruey
do not know all almut it.
new register this week and the first page
Jack » on
13.017
fi. Tifi has never done great damage to fruit
Congressman, of first district, W . 9. ers and singers, with the confidence is ornamented with the following names:
EN TI9TR Y.
6.006
Josephine
1.971 In Oregon. Cold rains have done dam­
Vanderberg of Coos county, an ex-sen- that I can the 8. R. Cough Cure.” 50
Klamath
2.31 a
1.222
age,
but
there
I*
no
record
o
f
any
gen­
H
M
Westerville.
Portland,
Lincoln’s memory will not lie allowed 1 .a k «
1 v*i
2.197
atoT.
cents per bottle. For sale by nil drug­
C F Sheet, Nebraska,
17.618 loro* eral or material damage d me from frost
ne
Congressman, second district, Martin
to wane at the republican national con­ la
1 inn
li 4Jk alone, except In localities not suited to
IM W
rieas Helton, Dundee,
gists.
K e w b erg . O rego n.
Quinn, of Portland.
•
3.104
vention . Every time the chairman ra|i* Lincoln
W H Bentley, Newfierg,
the early varieties or the more tender
•
Gold filling, sesmlees gold Crowns and
2 647
Malheur
Nupreme ittdge, Joseph Gaston, of
lor order he will bring down on the ta­ Marlon
Bridee
work
a
«pecialty. A ll kinds Amalcara,
Rob Bailey. Corvallis.
30.047 11 s «1 fruit.
W anted :—Several tr :stworthy gen­
Multnomah County.
Bone and S ilver fillin g done. Also artificial
3.407
2.6 Sì
M E Cooney. Stockton, Cal.
Plowing and seeding are lieing
ble a gavel m«de from a log hewn by the Morrow
Presidential electors M. L. CM III stead, tlemen or laities to travel in Oregon for
teeth with gold fillings at bedrock prices.
All
92.960 A6.7V2
Multnomah
John O'Conner, Portland.
work warranted.
9.193
6 316 pushed with vigor. The soil is In good of Baker, W . D. Hare, of Washington, established, reliable house. Salary $780
immortal ■tateaman-prrsidont.
Wlien Polk
•
Jas R Wade, Woodford, Cal.,
condition to l*' worked except an the \V. H. 8paugh, of Lane, Henry Watkins
Sherman
IM I
Lincoln lived at New Salem, Illinois, in Tillamook.
vani
1.V9 low lands. Many hop yards are lieing
and expenses. Steady position. En­
A Banmann. Portland.
of Yamhill.
u .vu
10.920
1832, he built a log cabin for a home. 1 ina’ llla
■■lowed up nnd wheat sown. Tlie gross
Ui.StvS
And seventeen dc'«gates to tlie nation­ close reference and self addressed
CnIon
A v o id C on su m p tion .
nos good growth and pasturage 1-* good. al convention, O srn’t officers, joint sen­ stamped enveloped.
M fil
He was clerk in a village store at the o ■ -wa
Protect rear tdsas: they may brtn*_ron wwaitfc.
The Dominion
10 V 4
7.737 Gardens are Is'lng made. Iu Lincoln
\ aaco
By stopping that cough. We know Writ* J ohn w kd d k r b vr h ft co., Patent Assor»
ators
and
representatives.
time, but worked out of hours to raise N
MT«. WMbiagton. D c.. foe tfcwtr $1
prise offer
l\ *2
9 24'
Washington
Company, Third Floor, Omaha Bldg., o f no better remedy for cwughs and and
county
young
potatoes
ani
as
largii
¡is
list of two taadrod Invention* wanted.
.14.«Wt
M61
the house. It is from one of the logs in Yam hill
Chicago, 111.
11-6
walnuts. The weather has been quite
colds
than
tlie
S.
B.
Cough
Cure.
50
Tor Sale.
362.HJ 137.006 favorable to the growth of all vegeta­
this house the gavel is lieing made. W.
Totals
Subscription* taken at thi* office for
Tlie Graphic and the Oregonian for cents per bottle. For sale by all drug­
Eggs for setting, (nun choice Silver
• C r e a te «! wince 1W 5.
tion. I.anibiug is in progress and a
||. Bartels, of Carthage, Illinois, whose
the Ladies Home Magazine.
‘ $ 2 . 00 .
gists.
i
l*»-»t
r
o
v
e
d
b
v
fir
e
in
1
s
-
5.
large
percentage
Is
being
saved.
Sbear-
Laced
Wvandettf*.
E.
U.
W
oodwird
.
fame as a maker of gavels lias lss-n
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