Newberg graphic., May 22, 1896, Image 2

NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
rm iN OI K r x c h a m is s .
record of J.oues in tiie race from Mara- 1
tween the latitudes 50 and 53 degrees.!
tlion to Athens, 26.1 miles in 2 hours, n
This is a condition which obtains in the J
e w
k i r m
Yam hill County Reporter.
winter season. So long as storms move I
4S minutes.
Tiie supreme court lias ju st decided
When the signul gun announced tiie
south at such a latitude, the weather of
U B I L O E V E R Y FR IDAY MORNING.
the Pacific coast will he influenced by in a case upjieuled from Union county approach of the winner nil rose from
them. When storms move north at a that women are ineligible to the office their » at» and strained their gaze
toward the entrance to the Stadium
higli latitude, the prevailing high baro­
E . II. W oodw ard , E dito r 4 P u b l i s h e r . metric pressures off the California coast of county superintendent in tills state. The cavalry dashed down tiie street,;
There are, at present, fifteen women
also move north up the coast to altout running for that office. Yamhill fur­ clearing the way for the runner.
He
latitude 50 and 32 and then pass east- • nishes one of them in the person of was lighted approaching the goal with
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1896.
ward. .Such a movement of high baro­ Mrs. Helen Harford of Newberg, the weary, pantii.g strides In an instant |
metric pressure would indicate approach­ prohibition nominee.
there arose u mighty cry of “ We win!” |
E n t e r e d e.% « o m u l class -cutter at the post ing spring and decreasing rainfall, since
Tiie uthlcte was seized by tiie two
office at Newberg, Oregon.
A
(low
n
east
farmer
who
had
bought
pn
net's, and he passed the king making
tbe winds blow from them southward,
and give us northerly winds when they a farm with a piece of marshy ground u proud salute. H u t s and (lowers were
have obtained a sufficiently high latitude. back of the house, was str >ngly per- thrown into the arena, ai d it seemed
TV. C. T . « / .'C O N V E N T IO N .
Sometimes tins action on the part of suaded from tiie amount of shouting “»though tiie applause would never
cease. I hen followed, according to th e .
Tlio fourteenth unnual convention high barometric pressures occurs early
in April; then again toward the latter that greeted his ears that he would ous oin of ancient Greece, the bestowal
of the Oregon state Women's Christian part of May; but it is safe to assert that have u large crop of bullfrogs to dis- of tiie much coveted olive crowns,
Temperance Uuion lias been in session there will lie no generally fair and poseof. Knowing that frogs command- which were presented by the king with
springlike woatheruntil the ¡¡rstappear-
a diploma.
at Friends church in Newberg (luring unce of an area of high barometer, ed it high price in the city, lie went
The American nth'etes were charmed
down and engaged a couple of carloads
which
moves
north
in
the
manner
set
the week, presided over by Mrs. Kinney
to a wholesale dealer. A month or so with the alter tions which they receiv- j
fortli above As for snows in the moun­ later, the time having arrived for de­ ed at the hands of I he king anil Clown I
of Astoria ns president. The weather tains, tiiey are altogether too local to
livery of tiie goods, tiie rural citizen Prince George. They were banqueted
has behaved itself quite seemly for the affect any such generul conditions. once more appeared at the place of bus­ several times in the palace of the king
They are felt by people who live near ?
and were entertained in various ways. !
occasion, and besides the attendance of enough to them, hut they hear no more 1 iness, and holding out a string upon When leaving Greece they were sere-j
which about u dozen of the umpliib-
relation
to
the
areas
of
barometric
*
~
about one hundred enthusiastic dele­
, . „
lc
! ¡ous kickers were dangling, offered tiie nuded hy the people over the w ho'e;
sure, as a means of influencing weather .........
..................
T.’i„ ......... .
line from Athens to Patras.
It is al- j
gates, a large number of other people conditions, than tiie stars do to tiie sun t same in fulfillment of his contract. most needless to say tiie American
I “ How is tills,” said the city until,
have attended the various sessions us a means of furnishing light to the “ vo ou agree ! to bring me two carloads.” athletes were enthusiastically received
earth.
r’ery true,” replied tiie farmer, apolo­ at their various colleges oti their re­
“ Vi
during the day and evening.
|
getically, “ hut you see, mister, from turn.—Scientific American.
II«* w t*t T r e a t ;t W I/«.
In view of tiie great scarcity of money the amount of noise they made down
P R E P A R A T I O N S
F O R
On Tuesday night the church was
(From Pacific Health Journal.)
so
many
arc
complaining
about,
it
lira ! K .ta le T rsn .fers.
in
tiie
hack
lot
I
was
sure
there
was
a
filled with an audience gathered to
First, get a wife: second, he patient.
strikes one as a little singular that there million of them, hut they fell short T hes e t r e n . f e r s are furnished by the Yamhill
listen to the participants in the Demo-
Abstract Co m pa n >' «t McMinnville, o r - You may have great trials and perplex­
should be $166,000 of deposits lying in tliat much.” This is a story told us hy Comity
etrou. '1 hey have th e only set of ah .tr.irt hooka ities in your business, but do not there­
Ike
Daugherty
of
Sheridan.
He
says
rest gold medal contest, eight in num­ the two hanks of McMinnville. That is
io Yi .mhitl county and iio a iteneral t itle trans-
that is Just * the way the populists for hii.-ine,.i, ami solicit your correspo nde nce fore, carry to your home a cloudy or
ber, and on Wednesday night the the showing made hy their lust public folded us two years ago, and he is of and orders.
F ra n k C. r’uryeaou, Manager.
contracted brow. Your wife in iv h-v<-
church was agulu well Ailed, the prin­ statement, published in the local papers tlio opinion it is about tlio way they Rasmus Nelson w d to SV G
trials which, Hein fi o ' i
Henderson } int lot 4 ui|d
will pan nut in June.
cipal e v jn t of the evening being an on or about March 13th. There are
tude, may Is* liurd f >r her '•> 6 , ■
tract 5 and 8 blk 2J John's
Wyatt Ilurris, Granville Baker and
four other hanks in the county and it is
add to M cM innv ille........... 8
1 00 kind word, a tei tier look, all d>
.
enthusiastic address on teni|>eranee by
Dr.
Goucher
have
gone
to
Southern
difficult to say howniudi more they rep­
W
U
Henderson
and
w
w
d
to
dors
in
chasing
from
her
brow
illn
l'u
l-
Oregon
to
look
after
their
interests.
tiie president, Mrs. Kinney.
resent of a similar condition. This
Rasmus Nelson
inst lot 1
| of gloom.—To Ibis we would add nl
♦ riti «cil lu der « í»\. A Mew
The Graphic will contain a detailed money is deposited hy the people for Development of I heir claims bus pro­
and tract 7 and 8 hlk 22 Johns
gressed encouragingly so fir, and lias
add to M cM innville...........
1 00 ways keep a bottle of t.'lmniherlaln’s
account ol the work of the convention convenience and safe keeping. The de­ now readied a point tliat will deter
Cough Remedy In the lions
[t is ih.
positors are receiving no filtered on it mine in a short time whether they are , F W Drake et al q o d J H Post
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
next week.
all s e J n e J sec 17 3 5 .
1 00 Iiest and is sure to be needed sooner or
and the hanks are loaning very little, so to be called plutocrats.
later. Your wife will then know that
d :tu(l lit*-
The bi-populists aro circulating a Henry Westermire w d to F VV
An “ honest dollar'' is w hat the coun­ the money is lying idle. Koine say the
Drake s e 1 n e | see 17 3 5 . . . 600 00 you really care for her and w ish to
hankers are at fault in keeping the mon­ false charge against D. O. Dui ham, re­
protect
her
health.
Fur
sale
by
A.
T.
try wants.
J R Smith and wf w d to Hen­
ey locked up, hut they do not stop to publican nominee for treasurer. They
llill.
ry Clemmens uiidiv J lot 7
will, as always, I (' fOllUli ìli t|i e thick *.-t or f l i c tight, battling vigoro-
consider
that
the
people
to
whom
it
ac­
accuse
him
of
being
tin
infidel
and
and
8
blk
15
Central
add
to
P ro clam atio n .
PuWn with the man who lias by care­
identified witli thesccu'urorganization
u«iv fi V Hound Itlls lllc s s D r iu e ip le s , which will bring P r o s *
Newberg
......................... R00 00
tually
belongs
are
equally
culpable.
In
accordance
with
a
custom
long
es­
ful management laid hy a dollar for a
p e r ity to th e Nut Ion.
Both without question would be only Nothing could be farther from tiie Isaac F Emery and E G Art-
tablished, the 30th day of May will he
truth, and Mr. Durham authorizes u
rainy day !
man w d to Alurv Shuck e J
The Mew Y i i i k W e e k ly T r ib u n e is not only th<* leading
too glad to have the money safely in­ positive denial He has never seen the
observed
by
the
old
soldiers
of
Newberg
s e j 10 3 5..........'. ...................... 500 00
Re; ublicn paper of the country, but is p r e -e m in e n tly a
vested and returning a nice profit. inside of the secular hall, and in no re­
j
and
vicinity
as
Decoration
Day.
This
It looks now like Win. McKinley’s
Mary C Warren and Lizzie A
N a tio n a l F a m ily N e w s p a p e r.
Whatever else the facts indicate, they spect shares or sympathizes with their
| beautiful custom of strewing flowers up-
Cullison w tl to Henry Jo h n ­
name would lie the only one presented
lielief.
On
the
contrary,
he
Is
a
mem­
Its campaign news and ilisciissionM will ¡merest ev. ry American
show clearly that there is more money
son
31
acres
of
N
R
Bean
d
1
I
on
the
graves
of
our
dead
may
with
ber of tiie Methodist church and u be­
to the 81. Louis convention.
citizen.
c 4 4............................................
«50 00 equal propriety be observed by all. We
in the country than is necessary to liever in the doctrine it upholds.
Ida Fletcher to W B Bray w d
All news of the day, foreign correspondence, agricultural depart­
transact the business and that some­
therefore suggest that the people of
County clerk Asa McKern has made
lots 1 2 hlk 21 Newby's add
ment, market re|a>rts, -liort stories complete in eseli number, comic
thing is needed besides more money to
Newberg,
as
far
as
practicable,
join
with
T
h
e
S
t
r
a
i
g
h
t
Hoad.
one of the most accommodating officials
to Rowland’s add to McMinn­
pictures, fashion plates with elaborate descriptions, ami a variety of
make times prosperous. Tliat some­
tiie old soldiers in thus paying respect to
ville. Patent.
It would he a great tiling for some
Yamhill county has ever had.
items, make up a n id e a l F a m ily F a p c r
thing is the restoration of conditions un­ people ami for tiie country if they U 8 to Isaac Agee, patent, d 1 c
the dead, and that tiie business houses
der which tlio country prospered up to could only get hold of tiie truth tliat
of
Isaac
Agee.
of
the
city
he
closed
between
the
hours
Say, it was because Coxey and his
We Funish THE GEAPHI0 and the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, both
anil during 1892, when profitable em­ their worry about the money question W G Henderson sheriff s d to
of 1 and 4 p. m, on said day.
“ army’’ failed to “ lieliavc properly’’
J L Davis pt lot 2 hlk 7 II &
ployment was given to 5,300,00!) persons is unfounded and wasteful. They are
O hm C. E m e r y , M a y o r .
tliat they were called down. D il you
L add to N ew b erg .....................
70 00
in tiie manufacturing Industries and gratuitously spoiling business for th em -, H;lm
Hobso„ nlu[ A T niair ex
N otice,
know that?
C A S H IN A D V A N C E .
farmers received double the amount for selves, and for others as far as they can
Our price for washing Carpct^D three
d John W and Vina Hudson
their wool and other products that they by lying awake nights for fear some
Address
all orders to
13
aeres
O
J
Walker
d
1
c
.
.
.
1000
00
cents
|
>er
yard
instead
of
four
cents.
A vote for l’rof. J . C. Hudson for
command at present. The return of ghost may carry them o ff Are they
After April 18, 1896, our price for Laun-
school superintendent U a vote fur a
those conditions will not he brought not able to see, what many millions of
T h e C h a u t a u q u a A a a e i u h l y.
drying Ladies Shirt Waists will be 15c.
man of progressive ideas along educa­
about by coining tiie products of the sil­ "th e plain people” have seen ail tiie
Tiie third unnual meeting of the instead of 10c.
“ Write your na m e and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best. T ri b u n e
time, tliat tiie money question is ren­
tional lines.
ver mines owned hy a handful of mil­ dered harmless and empty hy making
Bu ildin g New Y o r k City, and a sa m pl e copy o f 1 H E NEW Y O R K W E E K L Y
N ew berg S team L a undry .
Willamette Valley Chuutuuquu Assem­
I'R IBt JN E will be m a i l e d to you.
lionaires.—Reporter.
the tariff the controlling issue? Give bly will he held at Oregon City Ju ly 7
Jasper L. Hewitt is a fine penman and
F o r Sal«.
tiie millions prosperity, good wages
well able to keep the recorder’s 1 sinks in
and plenty of work, and tiie agitation to 17 inclusive. Great preparations
Beautiful property to give away, with
so m k F a c t s .
Put have been made for this meeting and it a pony thrown in. See
the same efficient manner tliat Capt.
1 'trO T LUMBER YARD,
Facts and figures show beyond doubt about money dies of starvation.
Wvatt Harris has kept the records dur­ that the matter of tariff and protection into the Treasury a sufficient revenue it expected that it will be the greatest
NEWBERG, OREGON.
Mus. S ue H olloway .
to meet all public expenditures, with literary treat ever offered in the north­
ing his officiul career.
is of paramount importance to the peo­ a reasonable surplus lor exigencies or
doors
l a t i i , GLASS,
F o r tho Lu n gs.
CEDAR.
WINDOWS,
LIME,
S AS II
ple of this country. It is absolutely for reduction of the Nation's debt, and west. Tlio following is the program of
Elder A Ison VV. Steers writes from
M
O
f
n
D
IN
O
S.
SAND,
WEIGHTS,
REDWOOD.
the
list
of
popular
lectures
tliat
will
he
there
is
no
room
for
fear
about
tiie
The cool cloudy weather tends to keep certain that there must bo a change in
SH IN G LE S,
It VIR, CORD,
Y E L L ' W PI N E
Portland, Or.: “ There is no medicine
Builders Hardware.
E T C . , ETC.
the blood of the hot headed street poli­ the tariff policy ol the government, and ability of the Government to muintuin delivered during the assembly:
gold payments. Give tiie people am­ T he Devil in Politics, Dr. Carlos Martyu, c h i for the throat and lungs that I call
tician down to normal, but it has been that soon, or the entire country, indi­ ple employment for their funds in ac­
cngo.
recommend to ministers, public speak­
hard on prune growers anil farmers who vidually or collectively, will lie bankrupt tive business, and they are not going The S c i e n c e of Art, (Illustrated) Ed ward Davis,
ers and singers, with tlie confidence
O.ikland, Cal.
are kept behind with their seeding.
and the nation involved in ruin. Tiie to lock them up in idleness hy hoard­ The Age We Live In, Mrs. Mart on B. Bax te r, tliat I can the 8. B. Cough Cure.” 50 ;
Chicago.
^
ing gold, or hy sending it away to any
ffects of tlio Wilson Dill have been other country where it cannot he as Humorous Lectures, F ra u k Lincoln, New Yor k cents per bottle. For sale by ail drug-
City.
The free and unlimited amount of sweeping and disastrous. This is no profitably employed.—Now York Trlb-
__ _____ ______
i The Monroe Doctrine and the Nicaragua Canal, gists.
rainfall during the past month at a ratio lie campaign long.
Pres. W. C. Hawley, S dem.
The hard, cold u ne.
F o r Sale
Ch emistry Bel ate d to Agriculture. Prof, o W.
of 29 to 1—that is 2!) rainy days to 1 facts are staring us in the face in Clack­
Shaw, Suite Agricultural College.
A 40 acre farm, six miles from Xew-
Tl»e O l y m p i c G a m e * ,
without rain, seems to have even dis- amas county, ns well as in tiie rest of
Physical Culture, (i llustrated by chiss) Prof. J.
Wetherhee, State University.
berg. Half in cultivation, fine water.
lapse of fifteen centuries Cause it. mid
After a lupse
counted Fugue's forecasts for a late cold the United States. Tiie calamity lmivl-
Effect, Mortimer Whitehead, New
Price $600. For particulars inquire at
Je r s ey .
Greece
has
seen
the
revival
of
her
spring.
ers, who are no doubt honest in their
T he Bu il di n g of a Man, Elbert It. Dille, San Graphic office.
11-ltf
Fr.i ucisco
convictions, like drowning men grasping Olympic Games, and in this revival it Husbands
uud Wives, Dr. Carlos Marty», Chi­
Competitive examinations in the Fed­ at straws, are led hy demagogic leaders is gratifying to na'ionul pride to he
A. L. Wooster, a prominute citizen of
..
„
cago.
B e a di n g , Alice Ilam ill-Ha nd
ora! service which were first introduced who care nothing for the masses of the uble to chronicle tliat American atli Sh ak espearean
cock, Chicago.
by President Grant huvo been extended people more than their votes tliat they letos were more successful than those The Fiite of Re pu b lic s, Rev. Auna Shaw, P h il ­ ingly from piles for twenty years, was
from time to time until the number of may iio lifted into position and [lower. of any other country. The Olympian From adelphia.
New York to Je r u s a l e m , Selah Brown, cured in a short time Dy using DeWitt’s |
Los Angeles.
placcB filled by these examinations now There people are howling about finance. Games were the most prominent of A Pilgrim
ag e to A m e ri ca n Shrines, Elbert R. Witch Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for ;
readies 85,135.
Dille. San Fran cisco.
all skin diseases. More of this prepara­
They know atxiut finance as a yellow dog many similar periodic celebrations or
O
l
v
m
-
'
New
America,
Edward Davis, Oakland. Ca*.
loes about politics. When once the festivals in other places, Tiie
J
j Original Poem, E ll a il igginson, Now Whatcom, tion is used than all others combined. '
Wash.
The imported “ Cyclones” and Bliz- Wilson hill is repealed, and the affairs of l»ian Games were first held in 776 B. O',
A. T. Hill.
student., ra n en te r ut any li m e ind find classes In „ult.
Away Down South in Dixie, Selnh Brown. Los
An ex c el l en t Imme (nr «tiri- m d bo x, I. p r iv i led und er the cure of n co mpetent Matron, at
sards” sjs*ak for the populists in other the government arc conducted along th, in Olympia in Ellis. The festivals
Angeles.
air
j
the
lowest possible prices.
Worn
in
find
tiie
B
illot,
Susan
B.
Anthouy,
four
parts of Oregon but when they rendi lines of a policy that will protect tDo were celebrated lit intervals of
E x c e l l e n t bo rd In private f o n i l ’ es. Morii nd c h r ' s t l <n in fiuenees thrown »bout »indents
.
|
Rochester.
Eggs for setting, from choice Silver
We confidently believe ih r superior a d v n i t ecs ca n n ot lie offered in the Northwest.
Toward Cuba, Pres. W. C. Hawley,
Yamhill they are liillud for the liimets. laborers and farmers of llie country, years in honor of Zeus, I h e i m p o r t - ! Our Duty
I Laced Wy mdottes.
E . H. W o o dw a rd .
Ali e x p e n s e s moderate. Cor-esp -ndenee ->nd vi.-it- solicited.
galetn.
of tiie games W; s so great "that
Kor catalogue« end information, addreas,
Koine of the boys wince when these then, and not till then, will we enjoy mice
Or gauizition for F ar m e rs , Mortimer White-
the Greeks computed time Dy them, ,
head, Now Je r s ey .
Eczema ¡3 a frightful affliction, hut
sjieakers refer to “ us populists.”
the prosperity to which we are entitled tlio period between one celebration ami |
I ’ liF .G D F .N I' F A C I F I O C O L I, E O K ,
i like all other skin diseases it can tie per-
as a nation. Those facts have been dem­ the next being culled an “Olympiad.” ;
K o t i c u t o Cont rA r. tii ri
N K(V It ' I t t i . n l l i n t l N .
For
the
country
at
large
the
festival
I
!
manently
cured
hy
applications
of
De-
“ The editor of at least one paper at onstrated Dy the policy of the govern­ ministered to the selfish and malignant
Notlee ls liereby giveti tliat scalei! W itt’s Witch Hazel »Salve. It never fails
this lute day” is engaged in kicking him- ment at different periods since the days passiona of rivai citics, cucii of (Glieli 1 hltls " ili Ite received hy thè uiidersign-
aeli at odd *|iells since lie realizes tliat of Washington in such a way that a teli Its lionor eoneerueil in tDe suecc.-s ! •**> for 'lie cnnstruction >f thè following to cure Files. A. T. Hill.
TESSI ED W A RD » I’ resMent.
X E i ttll'T, Vice f r e í
B C. MILES. Ctbhi«»
lie got his foot in it badly when he tried blind man could not be deceived thereby. of thè individuai. To thè w lnner,1 brldgea in nceordunee witli plana and
No fruit gr wt*r can afford to let tiie
specifications miiv on flic in tiie office
however,
the
games
brought
lifelong
to create dissensions among the republi­ It is the only true patriotic policy for the honor, for when ho returned to this of tlu* County Clerk, to-wit:
slugs injure his cherries ami pt* rs
cans and made such u signal failure of American people—protection to their city the wol s were thrown down
...............
Bridge tn ross Panther creek on tiie Air slaked hue or ordinary dust will
to
A AT
homes and industries. While it is well give him entrance, lie was caught up | Carlton rotul near Mr. Altierts.
it.
__________________
kill them.
i Bridge across Gulley near Clem
pr
to have a sound system of finance that and Isirue in triumphant procession
The editor of the McMinnville Hoc Mill not discriminate in favor of tDo ami he was freed from all taxes. Tiie Smuts farm.
In the Spring a young man's fancy
Bridge across creek near Wirfs place lightly turns to thoughts of—DeWitf’s
sai l in tiie first issue, “ we are indifferent1 moneyed classes against the bone and games were finally abolished in A. 1).
on the Newberg road.
391 Dy the Emperor Theodosius.
as to whether we arc called populist, sii.ew of tlio country, it is of tiie utmost
Bridge across Sa t creek at Whiteson. Little Early Risers, for they always
I ii walking through the Stadium
hi-inetalist, anarchist or socialist." It ; iiiijioi-taiicc that we have immediate re­ of Athena on April 0, while the thous­
Bridge across tlie North Yamhill cleanse the liver, purify the Mood, and
O A -I P X C A L ; i T O G K , S 3 0 O O O .
is safe to infer that the Hoc considers th a t: lief for the drooping industries of tiie ands of spectators rose to their feet, it river in Moores Va ley on the Til a- invigorate the system. A. T. Hill.
m.ink
road
—
♦
------
must
have
been
a
proud
moment
for
the above named terms mean one and country. Our country is flooded with
Bridge across the North Yamhill riv­
King George of Greece and IJueen
Tin-annual wool production of Afri­
the same thing.
foreign manufactured good* and foreign Olga. The Stadium is one of the finest er at McCoys in Moores va ley
ca is 132,060,000 pounds of which Cape
Ult. K« l i (; »
ill Dills o Is* for work and material.
agricultural products, while American amphitheaters in tiie world. It was
Colony, Natal and the Orange Free J E S S E EDW A RD S
B. C MILES.
J C. COLCORD
scientifically
excavated
in
1869-70
at
Bids
to
h
t>
opened
Weil
esday,
June
3.
If the editor of Hie “ only" had kuonn factories are idle, lalorers are out of
E II. WOODWARD
E. B R I T T .
8tate furnish 07,500,000 pounds.
,
,
, the ex|ieiisu of the kti g Its recent I8it6, at one * 'eloek p nt
how soon lightning was going to strike employment, and the tarmer cannot dis- ( restoration was made possible through
I lie right to reject any and all bids
at l i i s own door, that weighty islitori.il [hwe of his surplus products. Such a thè munitUviuv of u rich Citizen of reserved. By order of tiie hoard of
One Minute is tiie standard time, and
County
Commissioners.
Alexandria,
li
la
656
feci
long
and
166
endorsement of Stanley would never policy as this would wreck the most
One Minute Cough Cure is the stand ird
A
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E
.
M c K e r n , C o u n t y C lerk.
l'ect
wido
and
its
s
atino
eapaeity
is
have apjieared of course, so Ids brethren stable monarchy in Europe. To allow
preparation for every form of cough or
Certifie ite* of deposit .-tied pnya>
demand
E x •*!.« ice boiieht find sold. Good notes
17,òlio. Tlieetnpty uiiipliithcuter wus
should not lay it up against him.
He tur country to remain in such a condition lmposlng, liut ( G i o i i f i l i m i witli ga.vly
to r ieck at » «at, »ud a ce n er ai b m k i u ç b u si ne ss
cold. It is the only harmless remedy discounted. Depo.» it received
C o lle cti
ct !. o > n s « m i ide
rauft icted. Co
d e on ill ac
a cc c e es s s i ib
b l le e p lints
tints in the United
I'uited S u t e s '»nd Cañad i.
The
Great
Falls
Tribune
states
that
won’t do it any more.
is a crime for which the musses of the mwtumml crowil the scene wos tuie
that produces immediate results. A. T.
n i R H K H r i » N I » K > T * - U « l ( l & Tilton. P o r t la n d ; National Park B an k , S e w York.
people should be held res|ionsiblo. It is (Glieli w ill nevtT ho forgiliten hy thosc tin* cuttle ranges of Montana are year­ Hill.
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Strangers visit ing the cit y are invited to c\ll at the bank for infor m ati on concerning tb e e i t j
timi witnossed it Wlmt must bave
I’rof. J . 1’ . Hudson announces tliat he as im|Hissihlc to have prosperity under a lieen Ilio sensatious of the vlctur wlicn ly becoming more restricted ns the state
The editor of the Fruit Grower’s
Corre.'pondcnce invited.
settles up, ami there are noiv only two
will, if elected to the office of county free trade policy as it is for water to run tini oountloss thousiinds of spectiitors
Journal of Cobden, III., who has hail
rose from tbeir senta ami thè applauso or three large pasture range« left open
school superintendent, devote his entire up hill.— Oregon t'ily Enterprise.
to cattlemen in that state. The Rocky many years’ experience as a fruit grow­
of
lite
Indivldimls
wus
Mentimi
luto
time to visiting the schools and looking 1
The Hens have been the snlvatmn
groat body of spuntai eous and geli- Mountain Husbandman says that there er, has this spring, although 76 years
It has been a good while since New- tuie
after their interests, ami that he will
of Oregon during these free trade
orous olii busi.min? I t i s little ivonder is no industry which it can so heartily old, planted 560 fruit trees.
May both
lierg
had
a
celebration
on
.1
tilv
4.
Why
ever strive to make the public schools of
thè si in pie croie ns of olive ohtained un-
times. You want the best breed Try
recommend to a man of small means he and his trees lives long and prosper.
Yamhill county second to none in the j can’t we have one this year? .The smoke dcr eircunistaiiees like Illese aro held
just
starting
in
Montanans
cuttle
rais­
us
prleeless.
ol the battle of Juno 1 w ill he cleared
state.
Mrs. R. DeYoung, Midtlleburg. Iowa,
ivo bave ni ready pilb'islied in tlu-
up by that time, and no difference who HeientlHc \inerteaii of Aprii IN, a lisi ing. This tuan must start with no writes. I have used One Minute Cough
E. H. WOOD WARP-.
f í ^ E g g s for Sale.
mote
cattle
than
lie
can
provide
winter
Mr. J - C . Hudson, republican candi­ comes out on top we will all rejoice over of thè principiti eveuts and tlicir w iu-
Cure for six years, both for myself and
feed
for.
I
t
is
evident
that
the
cattle
date for s c h o o l superintendent, was in the fact tliat we live under the stars ners
The interest tlirougliout tilt*
children, and I consider it the quickest
gtinies wus unahated and the H|ip'uu«c business in Montana is changing from
the etty lost Saturday, forming new ac- j and stri|>os.
acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure
wus hmirt.v in the extreme. It wus in- the range system to the farm system.
q nain tances. Mr. Hudson is one of our
~
ENT Id T R Y.
I have ever used. A. T. Hill.
deml hard fbr tlu* Greck to sm* lite
brightest Yamhill boys, receiving most
Watt Henderson luis attendevi to his American Hug go up so many timo* in
of his education from schools in this duties ns sheriff dnring tbe p.tst two successimi.
Pat Churchman, Pick Churchman. II.
There are a great many farmers xvho
N ew berg, Oregon.
After noverai disappoliitments tDo G. Guild, Hon. Thomas Faulcouer, Geo
county, snd got his first diploma from years tu a way tlmt has made bini solid
do
not seem to appreciate the value of
Gnvk
ll.ig
wus
raisml
amili
o!uvr»
only
Scamîees gold crowns, bridge work, gold
Prof. L . H. Baker, since which time he w itti thè people and on evorv hand thè
Bradley,
Geo.
Neely.
1!.
F.
Dunahno,
B.
to tv replnced iiiiincdintc y tiy the stars
si lver and bone fillings : a t o m i uum or ru bb er
has been at the head of our Iwst institu­ remark is lieard, “ llenderson will sue* ami stripes. ns the wint’ior Inni Ixvn B. Branson, J . S. Wilson and \Y. T. sweet corn for fumily use. In the west
plates, leefh ex tr act ed without pain. Price»
portion of Oregon good corn can 1*
reasonable.
tions of learning. Mr. Hudson will ndd Ceed biniseli all right.”
erroneously unnountvd; for un installi Raleigh, came down from Sheridan on
Solic its the p' ltr ons se of his old Ind ia n a
Fri en d s who need watch repa iring done.
.Voti con d alunni bear thè cruwd clmke Tun»lay morning's train expecting that had usually from the first of August
dignity to the educational interests of
until
the
eml
of
October.
Yamhill.—Transcri pt.
2 7 0 M o rriso n S t .
Tile first bright day a fellow was heard dow n its bitter disappolntmcnt, tuit the Texas Cyclone would sjvak in the
- ■ »
after a moment's hcailatiou it broke
PORTLAN D, OR.
to growl after this fashion: “ Now I out luto magnlrteent applauso.
afternoon. They returned on Ilia even-
Young mothers dread the Summer _ _
The two great dramatic eveuts (vere tug train.
Just as w-e are beginning to get a little reckon it w ill he us dry as a turne in a
months on account of tlu* great mortali­
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SHnshint- and we had alsmt concluded few days and remain so all summer.'’ tlu* tlimi* log of thè iliscus and Ilio run
ty among children caused l*y bowel J ) E N T I 3 I K Y .
of
Iti
kiionieters
l'rotn
Mnmthon.
T T O R N E Y AT LAW
that all would he lovely in a few days, That fellow needs a spanking.
Pi<l you ever think how readily the troubles. Perfect safety may be assured
« b e n Itolvrt » a r id t, of Princeton,
here cocoes Mr. Klundford of the weath­
threw tlu* disella !i< 6 feci, ilclV-ating tlu* l*loud is poisoned hy ,-ousti[iition? Bad by those who keep on hand DeWitt's
Had Newberg only known tliat the Greck rhaniplon Parnskevnpnu ns by blood means had health and premature
er service with the following scientific
N ew hcrg. O regon.
Colic A Cholera cure, and administer it
7|
Indica, lite Greeks felt kecit diaap-
reasons for the continuance of thr rains: white rihlsin convention would bring
Oiling, seam le ss gold Crowns and Prompt att e ui io a g ;v an to all lega! b usines*.
okl age. TV*Witt's Little Fariv Risers. promptly. For cramps, bilious colic, Bri Gold
N en -b e rr Or ego».
dge work a specialty. Ail kin ds Amalgam.
poitiimelit
ut
Isnng
Ivatcn
ut
theirow
n
There is a succession of winter storms such nice weather it would have burn sport Thelr etiagri i was a layml bv tbe famous little p ip •rer “jene ow n-
Ron - and » l i v e r filling done. Also aril t cl al O r r t r r — s e c o n d Floor
dysentery and diarr,rj. It sff*r ls ir- teeth
Bu iM iug
in the British Northwest, moving be- i sriwngcd for tome time »g >.
with cold
at
o*icci
All Bank
tlic ut Igoirtcvut vjetory and wouderfùl nvt< couîtlpAti<*n.
w-rk warranted
»t*' t r*!«•*:. A. T. Hill.
;
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Newberg
Clothing
House
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