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JL NEWBERG GRAPHIC. I M I 'ED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. E. H. W oodw ard , E d it o r A P u b l i s h e r . FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 189«. Xutvred a* tecoud e lis i matter at olhce at Newberg, Oregon. the post To the victors belong the spoils. Kste Field the D o t e d writer died Honolulu recently. at Since last Monday’s populist cyclone Oregon is in a pretty good shape to sym pathize with St. Louis. Yes time will tell whether the pops carry the Novemlier election or not and the “ only’s " ambition to get the post office is realized. The combination made up of so called bi-metalists, populists, democrats and Jonathan Bourne, Jr.’s sack, curried the election solid in Yamhill county. The republicans elected John K. Wright Justice of the Peace and Henry Morris constable for district number 4, (Newberg) and freed the cows. Small favors are always thankfully received. The loss by tornadoes for nine years from 187« to 1881 in Kansas, towa und Nebraska, exceeded the loss by fire as shown by statistics prepared by Lieut. Fi/ilay of the U. S. Signal service viz: Tornadoes $31,009,371, ami fire $24,272,- 0U9. L The Váiiihill cow will continue to graze at will on the commons und the razor backed hog root for fern roots along the roadside unmolested, as of yore, the decree of the voters having been given to this effect in the recent election. The Prohibition National Convention which met at Pittsburg lust week nom inated Joshua P. Levering for president and Hale Johnson for vice-president. The fight of the convention was over the silver question and resulted in u dufeut of the free silver plank by a vote of 411« to 390. A bolt is threatened by the free silver contingent. N A TIO N A L I* A ICTY C O N V E N T I O N S . The number o f delegates to which states are entitled in national nominat in g conventions is determined by doubling the electoral vote o f the states, or, what amounts to the same thing, doubling tho num tierof representatives o f the states iu both houses o f Con gress. The forty-five states have four hundred and forty-seven electoral votes. Flight hundred and ninety-four delegates therefore represent the stutes iu the conventions. The territories and the District o f Columbia ure ulso allowed representa tion. The usual practice Is to allot two delegates to ench, the Indian Teirltory and Alusku included. This would add twelve delegates, and would make the total membership nine hundred and «lx. Hut four years ago the Democrat ic convention ullowcd to Arizona and New Mexico six delegates each, and the national Kepuhlicnn committee this year recommends the Itcpuhllcnn convention to udopt the sapiu course with these territories, and with Okla homa as well. If this advise Is fol lowed, the convention will numlier nine hundred and eighteen delegates On this husls, four hundred and sixty votes will be necessary for a nomina tion, except In the Democratic conven tion. it has been contended by some Re publicans tlult the basis o f representa tion should be the party vote III the states, and that it is unjust that dele gations from states which are stendily Democratic, and where comparatively few Republican votes are cast, should preponderate over delegations from ateadily Republican slates of smaller population. Rut nothing has thus fur come o f the agitation for change in this respect. Democratic precedents require a two- tlitrda vote for a nomination. In a convention o f nine hundred uml eighteen, six hundred and twelve votes would be necessary to iioiiilnnte. Tills rule makes it passible for a compact minority, if It numbers more tliun one- third o f the whele body, to prevent a nomination which It does not favor. I f such a rule hud been operative, for example, In the Republican convention o f 1880, the three hundred and more delegates who voted for (len. (¡runt on every bullot would have been able to prevent a nomination except on their own terms. Kacli convention makes its own rule, and It lias been suggested that an ctlhrt may bs mude this year to substitute a tnajorty for a two-thirds rule in the Democratic convention. The contro versy within that party over the cur rency question is so sharp Ilia', it is reasoned tliut whichever faction car ries its point as to the platform w ill do so by no large margin, and that it will not w ish to tie deprived, l>y the two- thirds requirement, o f the opportunity lo name candi iates in accord with its views. Hut the adoption o f the two- lldrds rule In Democratic conventions dates back to 1832, and so old it preced ent Is not easily overthrow'll. The attitude o f the national com m it tee o f a party toward candidates and toward policies is a consideration of practical Importance. That committee prepares the temporary roll and selects the committee ou credentials. This year, in both conventions, there will Is* contesting delegations from several states and districts. The number will lie larger than usual because o f the differences over the silver question, as well as over candidates. Theoretically «'I ilicsc • entpsis «tim id is* determined T h e N ation a l M a tt« S m e lte r. r u n s « f i l EXCHANGES. with exact Justice; but the committee on credentials has neither time nor op Telephone-Kegi»tt r. ! A practical and simple method of mat portunity for a Judicial Investigation, A meeting wus held Huturday even- t>»K sulphide ores, such as nickle, cop and its action in some instance« Is like ing and a committee was appointed to per, gold and silver ores, in localities so icit contributions for a Fourth o f where lead ores and fuels are scarce and ly lo be influenced by its prejudices. almost unattainable, our pvritic, water Koruetimes a lougli kind o f Justice is ! July celeoration. It is at work and re- jacketed Matte Smelter bus been recog-1 , ports satisfactory progress. rcuched, where conflicting claims can nized with highly satisfactory results, Fred Ramsey writes from Mare is* and has been thoroughly tested on var not be harmonized, by giving fraction 1 land that he lias been detailed for duty ious pyritic, sulphide ami arsenide ores, I al votes to delegates. Thus in the lust ewberg lothing ouse aboard the Oregon, and the vessel will in capacity of two to eighty tons per Democratic convention, the delegates leave for Portland as soon us she is put day. It is the most practical, cheapest i from Indiun Territory were allowed in commission. 11c scut u plug o f navy and simplest method of gold and silver j ore matting, and concentrating that is half a vote each. In the last Itepubll- tobacco to bis friends. Mr. Westfall was exhibiting a speci- knowji today. ean convention, tho combination of It requires no extraordinary skill, no one-third and one-half votes, given to men o f float quartz on Monday that lead ores, und no fuel of any kind for tiie conteodng delegates from North Caro was very rich in gold. He said lie smelter after it is started. The sulphur lina and Mississippi, resulted in voles found it in a creek on ilie other side of in the ore Is its natural fuel only, and | the divide west o f this city. He was o f onc-aixth and live-sixths in the bul- i not uble to find the ledge and it is pos- its cost lias no comparison w ith any other process of concentrating. loiing for candidates. | slble I li.it it never will be found. The miner who produces a p> rites ore The “ unit rule" is a requirement that The 8-year-old child o f Albert Bred- carrying only 10 |*.-r cent silica can gain an entire stute delegation shall vote us ' berg fell into Rogers creek, (Saturday nothing by the ordinary methods of wet a unit. Kometimeu a state convention I last and ne. rly drowned. Mrs. W. C. I c0ncenlrat,0,‘ tl“ fi 5 ,ue,,'0,, ,n all cases, leave ’ a* about per cent wl" of ’ the gives its delegates instructions so to Wolf jumped into the creek and res- silica in tiie concentrates, and this sav I ing ln »illca wiU not repay the x vote. The tendency in both purties, eued the little one. For nearly in- hour the cliila wtw unconscious, u n d 1 „ ¡ .ni i uill . l ., operation. i.v., For however, is loward freedom o f individ considerable work was done before it s t a b l e m the operation. lo , ores car ual action, and since 1880 there has was resuscitated. It is now as well as rying up to 10 |>er cent silica, or for the concentrates resulting from the wet con been no attempt to enforce the unit ever. centration of ores higher in silica, the A sad accident occurred neur Wheat- direct shipment to tiie smelter results in rule in u Republican nutionul conven land, Friday afternoon. Another case a large loss to the miner, owing to tiie tion.— Youth’s Companion. o f carelessness witli a gun. Old Mr. freight w hich he lias to pay o the mois phides, either concentrates or crude Hacker accidently shot his little grand ture and on the sulphur contents of the ores, for with this furnace he can at T h e F r u it P r o s p e c t . daughter, Muudic Mugill. Tiie charge ore. The mineral pyrite contains 4«.7 once and at a nominal cost reduce tiie B. 8. I’ague of the crop-weather ser entered tiie leg just above tile koee, per cent of iron and 53.3 per cent sul sulphur contents to the point where the vice says of the outlook for fruit: tearing it neurly off, except a small phur when pure. That means that an ore will matte to the best advantage, ami There can now tie no denying the fact shred o f skin. Tiie log wss amputated ore carrying 10 per cent silica would, if the product is in a merchantable condi- r - . : tion. This furnace offers a means of do- that tiie (rusts of the fore part of April hut tiie shock and loss of blood caused the balance is pyrite, carrying 48 per and the cool rains have seriously in the little one’s deuth on the following cent sulphur, on which tiie shipper will ! ing away with the worst feature of his have to pay freight and smelter charges. process, that is the flaming top, for he jured most varieties of fruits. Of the day. For the successful operation of the Na can with this furnace reduce the sulphur prunes, the Italian appear to be the tional Matte 8melt*r tiie ore should lie contents of his ores, freeing them from most seriously injured. One correspond Dayton Herald. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ crushed to about two-inch pieces or finer. the "free sulphur,” which causes the ent reports that in his 40-acre prune or On Friday last I ) . McGill, w ho lives Therefore, with tiie furnace a crustier is fire, and thus enabling him to use dry chard there is not a bushel of fruit. Some orchards will have a fair crop of on the Keene-Ditinar place, two miles necessary, and an engine to drive it, and ores of a higher grade, and also to bet prunes, while others will have none at north o f W heatland, accidently shot also to drive the fan, which furnishes ter control the operation of the entire all. The current season is one of those . his <i year old daughter w hich resulted tiie blast tor the smelter. For this pur furnace. Printed directions and instructions as phenomena! ones, for it is a very rare | in her death on Suturday. Mr. McGill pose a small fan, similar to those used occurrence that fruit is injured by the | was standing near the woodshed hold by black:,initli forges, is best adapted, us to setting up furnace, fluxing material, fuel, smelting operation, separating and weather in Oregon. The peaches and ing his gun und endeavoring to get a the pressure needed is but light, The plant is most suitably located, on refining of matte base bullion, etc., fur apricots have been more seriously in good view of a Chinese pheasant which aside hill, so that the ore will pass nished in uetail, with prices, on applica jured than tiie prunes. The pears have lie used to shoot. In Ids movements Respectfully, Iteen injured, but yet not so very serious the gun wus discharged and the little through the crusher into tiie ore bins, tion. N a t io n a l O b e a n d R e d u c tio n C o ., thence being fed into tho furnace for ly ; in some sections the trees are fairly girl who was standing near by was St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A. tilled with MAM. The apple crop has shot in Lite lower part o f tiie left thigh. smelting. Tiie furnace, when erected, presents also been affected, and this is a most uu Physicians were sent for, anil two from IIu w to T rea t a W ife. usual thing in Oregon. The cherry crop Am ity amputated the limb, but o f no tiie appearance of an iron-blast furnace, (From Pacific Health Journal.) lias been injured in some localities, avail, as death resulted soon after. The fed from the oj>en top. The front tap ping hole remains oj>en most all the First, get a wife; second, he patient. w hile in others tiie trees are fairly well mother was wild with grief ut the sud filled. The cherries are growing rapidly den and awful manner in which her time, as the workman is constantly ad You may have great trials and perplex ding to tiie charge, as soon as the top und will begin to rii>eii within tiie next little girl wus taken from her, hut kind ities in your business, but do not there two weeks. In 189$ cherries were ripen neighbors in their sym pathy comforted heat begins to get too great to allow the fore, carry to your home a cloudy or molten slag free discharge. ing on June 1, and on June 6 rii»e Ore her us well as humanity could. The bullion or matte tapping from the contracted brow. Your wife may have gon cherries were in tiie market. All opposite side hole is kept closed for an trials, which, though o f less m agni the fruit lias lieen injured by tho weath hour at times, depending on the rich tude, may be hard for her to bear. A Y am hill C ou u t; Reporter. er, yet it must not be understood that Miss Helen Calbrcuth will represent ness of tiie matte or bullion, which is kind word, a tender look, will do won this means a failure in the crop. There will be no marked yields in any hill the local Chautauqua circle at the ns- then tapped into cast iron moulds or ders in chasing from her brow all clouds fruit, yet there will lie fruit of all kinds sem b'y at Gladstone park, July 7th to pots. The wind is blown through an o f gloom .—To this we would add al air-tight box and lienee through twycr ways keep a bottle o f Chamberlain's to spare. The small fruits and berries 17th. holes into the smelter in the usual man Cough Remedy in the house. It is the have not been injured, (¡rapes have The Hotel Yumhill has changed ner. I sen backward, but they are now grow best and is sure to be needed sooner or hands. Joe DuBois, for live years pro The operation of tiie National Matte later. Your wife will then know that ing rapidly. Some vines have made six Smelter i.s simple in the extreme. To you really care for her and wish to inches growth during the past week. prietor o f the Hotruian house at Eu Strawberries arc rqicniiig rapidly, and gene, has bought Mr. Barker’s lease start up, the furnace man lights a tire of protect her health. For sale by A. T. F O R chips and kindling on tiie hearth, adds and took possession Monday. n e is before the close of tiie current week < )re- Hill. _______________ gon strawberries will be plentiful. well and favorably known iu hotel cir to this some coal or, better, charcoal or T h e A ll - p e r v a d i n g IS icycle. wood, turns oil the blast, and as soon as Raspberries, blacklmrries and gooseber cles. Ill m y opinion the flood-tide o f the ries ure, as usual, most prolific. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey Henderson tiie fire is well under way scatters some While a favorable change in the weath came up from Portland Monduy and of tiie ore over the burning fire, a little cyclin g fever will he reached this year. at a time. The sulphur iu the orequick- Hereafter the bicycle wid not be such a er is noted, the conditions are not such as to indicute settled fuir weather, and will he with friends here until Monday ly ignites and as it does so, more and popular idol, and yet I have no doubt it need occasion no surprise should gen They expect to leave fur Redlands, Cal more is added, and as tiie heat increases that for u long time to come it will eral rain occur liefore the week is out. ifornia, the first o f the week, and will the ore bed is also increased, until tiie have many devotees, because the wheel furnace is filled up to the top, or nearly is not merely an instrument o f pleas Tiie summer type of weather conditions probably make that their home. The follow ing teachers were success so. After this first start there is no ure. It has great practical advantages lias not as yet appeared, ami until it does settle fair weutber cannot be ex ful at the last examination for certifi further necessity for fuel in the furnace, und uses which will give it a place the sulphur burns itself from this out, am ong the means o f locomotion until pected. cates: Rosa Martin, Archie Gubser, and tiie only necessity is work in keep something better takes it place. It lias O f N ov em b er 3 are a lrea d y w ell u n d er w a y. A new Dayton; Lena Stillwell, B'nnche Derr, ing the smelter charged, allowing the already been o f vast benefit, and par I le a l K .lit t « T r a n s fe r s . ticularly to women; It has been, I think, These transfers tire furnished by the Ynmhtll Minnie Helyer, Mrs. Sadie Farmer, slag to flow off freely. County Abstract C om in n y nt M cM innville, O r Clare Stillwell, McMinnville; Rlanche Tho product of the furnace is about 90 the strongest impetus o f my sex to resident of the nited tates egon. They hsve the only .c t o f ahstrset hooks Harding, Eleanor Florey, Gaston; per cent slag and 8 per cent matte, with ward athletics iu general It has large in Yt.mhlll county and d o s geiiersl Title (n o is The op ly broken down the narrow prejudices ier business, sin) solicit your correspondence (¡race Newell, Evelyne C'iurk, Sheri about 2 per cent base bullion. Is to be E lected and the nud orders. Frank C. Furgesoii, Msnsger. dan; Ethel Cults, Newberg; Ella Thom eration is practically continuous. One against women engaging in so-called man readily works from one ton to one as, Edith Graves, Am ity. Applicants mannish sports and occupations, most Fred Frlselikorn w d to Louise for state certificates were G. A. Prentiss and one-half tons per hour, in a 20-ton o f which are really just as suitable for Frisclikom 10 ucrcspt o f A B will, as always, be found in Hie thickest or the fight, hauling vigoro Fault oner’s d 1 c ................. $ 1 00 Amity; ('. A. Deaeh, West Chehalem; smelter, of the crude ore or concentrates, women as for men, and it bus been a John Hlougli, LaFuyette; Mrs Elia the amount depending much on the potent influence to sensible dressing on Jane H I’ lllmau anti II w d to usly for Sound B u sin ess P rin cip le s, which will tiring P ros Shuck, North Yamhill. Applicants amount of sulphur iu the ore. the part o f women I do not mean by John (Hen U 102 104 Kid Day- perity to tiie N a tio n . Tiie remedy which suggests itself is to this that it has led to the adoption o f ton.............................................. 809 00 for state diploma were S Ed Launer, Tiie New Y o r n W e e k ly T rib u n e is not only tin» leading roast and smelt tiie ore in one and tiie Laurel; Fred Cane, North Yamhill; the bloomer costume, which is not be ('lilted Stales pat to James Gal- Halite Triggle, Silverton Applicant same operation, thereby removing the ing worn as much for wheeling as it Re|,iitilie»ii paper of tiie country, hut is p r e-em in en tly a lowuy ii e | n w | and lots 2 for slate life diploma, Ida Scofield, sulphur and effecting the saving in was last year, but clothing is looser and and 3 sec 22 5 3, patent. N a tio n a l F a m ily N ew sp aper. -MeMinnvIle. freight due to tiie difference in weight more sensible now Altogether, I James Met 'askey by mini A D Its campaign news and discussions will interest every American to Hester McCaskey 2-5 acres Mr. ami Mrs. Judge Ramsey arrived between the raw and tiie oxidized prod third* tlint we women owe a great debt citizen. ill Carlton.................................. 270 50 home Tuesday morning, having ac uct. This difference is theoretically 33.3 o f gratitude to the bicycle for the facts per cent, if we oxidize all the iron or as stated,nnd for the further important All news of the day, foreign correspondence, agricultural depart Thomus Holcomb ct nl w d to complished quite an extensive tour of pure pyrite from di-sulphide to tho ox consideration that its use broadens our Albert Walllua 13x8] rods in ment, market re|>orts, short stories complete in each number, comic ide (Fe S2 to Fe 2 03), but in the prac pleasure seeking nnd sightseeing. The opportunities for independent amuse town of A m it y ...................... 200 00 pictures, fashion plates with elaborate descriptions, and a variety of Kilmund Hoblnson and w f w (I principal places o f interest visited were tice of metallurgy this perfection is not ment — From “ Women in Athletics,” items, make up an ideal F a m ily P aper. attained. Some tiie sulphur remams remains in Demorest’s Magazine for June. Home of the to ( ’ 8 Calkins 40 4« acres pt Ningara Falls, Buffalo, Boston, New in the product as the protoxide (Fe O), of W T Wallace d i e ....... 1400 00 Bedford, New York, Washington nnd N o tic e . so that the actual reduction in weight We Funish THE GRAPHIC and the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, both J M Craw ford and w f w d to A Philadelphia W hile at Boston they varies, sometimes being as much as 40 Our price for washing Carpets is three 1* Slade 15 «4 acres pt o f C took in the sight o f Bunker Hill, the per cent, sometimes less than tho theo cents j n t yard instead of four cents. (¡oodrlcli (II c .......................... 000 00 old town hall nnd other features o f his retical. After April 18, 189«, onr price for Laun- W m II Mcsrs and w f w d to E toric note, and at New Bedford were es To effect such a complete roast re drving Ladies Shirt Waists will be 15c. C A S H IN A D V A N C E . 11 I lisbro pt o f 2 and all o f lot 3 blk 3 Deskins ad Newberg 400 00 corted through one o f the largest cot quires a large and expensive plant, first instead of 10c. Address all orders to ton manufactories in the world. In (or crushing the ore to the proper size N ew berg S te a m L a u n d r y . W m Mears and w f w d to K II j Washington the Judge met Senator and, second, for the roasting. Tiie ex- Distiro lot 1 and frac lot 2 and F o r tli« Lu n gs. I McBride, who assured him o f I lie safe- pense of tiie oi*eration is also quite high, It blk It Deskin’s udd to New- Elder Alson W. Steers write« from lierg ................................... 400 00 i t.v o f Yamhill interests in the river and as much fuel has to lie burned, etc. Write your name and address on a postal card, send It to Geo w . Best, Tribune harbor hill. lie enjoyed the pleasure The first half of the sulphur contents of Portluml, Or.: “ There is no medicine United States to John Mitchell Building, New York and a sam ple copy o f THE NEW YORK W EEKLY o f an introduction to the vice-president pyrites, called the “ free sulphur,” is I for the throat nnd lungs that I can T U t U l ' M F ... ¡11 V..* n . ; 1 .. 1 * .-* ....... r ' * s w j n e i s e J n w | and lots but did not meet Mr. Cleveland. From easily driven off. Tho ore once ignited, recommend to ministers, public speak 1 8 9 sec 4 and lot 4 sec 6 5 5 Washington nn excursion was made this sulphur burns by itself. The r e -‘ era and singers, with the eonfidem patent. down the river to Mt Vernon, and the duct ion of weight by the loss of this that I can the S. B. Cough Cure.” 50 Wm Delluven and w f w d to res'ing place o f the father o f the coun “ free sulphur” is larger than by the cents per bottle. For sale by all drug (.‘olln Allison pt o f d 1 e o f W H McCain ami wf 129.02 acres 5000 00 try viewed with venerating interest, as driving off of the latter half, as this first gists. 1 well ns the house nnd grounds where loss t ikes place without tiie oxidizing of A E McKern and w f w d tt J T F o r Saif*. he lived and moved about. At I'tiila- tho ore, therefore the reduction of weight Patterson lot I and 2 blk 10 A 40 acre farm, six miles from New de'phla they saw the original brick is almost absolute; that is to say, the North Y h iii I i ì II «50 00 Half in tine water. house wherein Win Penn dwelt in difference in weight liotweon iron di- . berg. _ . _ cultivation, . , J M Crawford and w f w d to A early days. Mr. and Mrs Itamsey re sulphide (Fe 82) and iron sulphide1 Pnce 9600. *‘ or particulars inquire at P Slade pt o f John Carey d I U -ltf e 15 «4 acres ............................ «00 00 ceived u cordial welcome from hosts of (Fe S) is 2«.7 per cent, while, as liefore j Graphic olhce. friends on their return home. stated, the theoretical difference in . , ... ~ I J W Booth and w f w d to Mili weight for complete oxidation is „„u-| A. L. M . ^ t e r a prominate citizen of ti iu M Itti Hii inn one pii ree l of Young mothers dread the Summer 33.3 per cent, and in practice say about | ? Uf_T .n.? ' “ A“ land in A m ity.......................... I 00 j inglv from piles for twenty years, was R S Inglls w d to Maritila C months on account of the great mortali 33 per cent. 1 cured in a short time by using DeWitt’ s ! At our plant wo have handled up to Bristow s ] blk 5« Edwards’ ty among children caused by bowel thirty-five tons |*‘r day of an ore carry- ; Witch Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for ndd to Newberg ................. 350 (X) troubles. Perfect safety may In* assured ing 31 |a*r cent iron, 37 |a*r cent sulphur Charles E Jones et al c c d Ma by those who keep on hand DeWitt’s and 2« per cent silica, the ore having rtelli Jones pt o f () J Wulkcr The A. T. Hill. d i e .......................................... 100 00 Colie A Cholera cure, am! administer it merely passed through a crusher. resulting product ran only 8.5 per cent The British postofflee makes fully j promptly. For cramps, bilious colic, sulphur and showed no losses o f metals. Ntnte Aumliijr S c h o o l C o n v e n tio n . dysentery and diarnva. It affords in Wo have handled pyrite concentrates £4,lXX) by unclaimed tuouey ord ers, yearly. The nil mint Statq Sunday School stant relief. A. T. Hill. carrying !• |a*r cent moisture, « |*cr rent t Convention will lie held June D-|| nt silica, 42 per cent iron and 48 [ at cent Eczema is a frightful affliction, but Portluml, In the Centenary M. K. Mr. James Perdue, an old soldier re sulphur, at the rate of one ton per hour, like all other skit in diseases it can be per Sliulsnts exn enter st any time And find classes to suit. and could increase this considerably if manently cured by applications of De church, on the East Side The pro siding at Monroe, M ich., was severely An excellen t home tor girls and boys is provided under the care of a com petent Matron at ’ gram this year has lieen prepared cs- utlllctcd with rheumatism but received wo increased blast pressure. The prod W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It never fails the lowest poestble prices. E xcellent b o u d in private fam ilies. Moral and Christian influences thrown shont students. uct from these pyrite concentrates car to cure Piles. A. T. Hill. pociallv with a vlewr to giving practi W e confidently believe that superior adrantsges cannot be offered in the Northwest A ii expenses moderate. Correspondence and visits solicited. cal assistance to every school repre prompt relief from pain by using ried 15 to 19 per cent sulphur. 55 per f o r catalogues and inform ation, address. Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says: rent iron ami as closely as we can figure j The piles o f old London Bridge, sented This is a mass convention to which "A t times m y back would ache so bad all the metals igold and silver) in the driven 800 years before, were found to raw ore. Lead concentrates can Is* tie in good condition when the new P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E , all Sunday school workers art* Invited. ly that I ivuld hardly raise up. If I handled by this method, but it is not ad bridge was erected. The number o f delegates from each N K W B K Itll. O R E G O N . had not gotten relief I would not I n * visable as the intense heat drives off school Is not limited Free entertain some of tiie load and causes losses which In the Spring a young man’s fancy Cham ment will In* furnished all who present here to write these few lines. credentials as delegates from their sn- berlain’s Pain Balm has done uie n are not equalized by the gains of the lightly turns to thoughts of—DeWitt’s TESSE EDWARDS. President. N. E BRITT, V ice Pres. B. C. MILES, Cashier Little Early Risers, for they always pcrintcnilciit or secretary, but names of great deal o f good and l feel very j process. Attached to a concentrating mill this cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and all such must t>e mailed at ouce to the thankful for it.” For sale by A . T. furnace will reduce the buik of the invigorate the system. A. T. Hill. State Secretary. pvritou« concentrates 30 per cent with Delegates paying full fare over the Hill, druggist. out the lo«s of metal, nml at a cost for During the most peaceful years the Southern Pacino lines will ta> returned on e swallow does not make spring. labor and blast of not over 50 rents per world has .1,700,IKM so diers The nay, at one third fare. On the O. It. A N. Wtl'ametl « River boats a rate of one hut one swallow of One Minute Cough ton of »rule material. Where the ore equipments, food and clothing o f these I is treated crude, the cost of crushing men cost nearly (2,500,000 a day. fare for the round trip lias been made Cure brings relief. A. T. Hill. must l*c added to this, making the cost Hut note carefully, tliut in every ease | about 75c. per ton. Otie Minute is tho standard time, and the delcga c must take n receipt w hen Smith the photographer find* that it Tin* saving to the shipper figuresat*out One Minute Cough Cure is the standard paying fare to Portland, showing that C A P I T A L S T O C K , S 3 0 OOO. as follows: Sav. freight to the smelter always |*ava to satisfy his customers bv preparation for every form of eough or the bolder is a ile'egate to the Sunday sell«>1 convention, and this receipt doing first class w ork at prices to suit is (5 per ton and «melting charges are cola. It is the only harmless remedy (3. a total of (10. Of these total charges, must be countersigned nt the conven the times. I’hotoa 3x4 inches for 35 whatever they figure .tp. the proress that pro.luces immediate results. A. T. Hill. tion D IR E C T O R «: rent» |*er dozen. All other work as saves trotn 25 per rent to 30 per rent, ac --------» i ^ Copies of the Oregon Sunday School B. C. MILES. j . C. COLCOR D cording to the sulphur contents of the Many wide calculations have lieen JESSE EDWARDS. Tidings, containing the program and cheap a* any gallery in town. E H. TVOODWARD. E. BRITT. crude ore. That is to gay. at a cost of made recently as to the population o f —1 1 ♦ -- — further particulars, may Is* secured by O il o f U I M m m from 50c. to 75c.. we can save from $2.50 Johannesburg It I» really about «0,- addressing the Slate Secretary, Mr. F. D a p’casunt, pa'atablc preparation, en to $3.33 per ton on the above shipping (XXI. two-thirds being aliens The pop R. Cook, ut Portland rates. ulation o f Johan neslmrg increases by tirely fret* from all oily taste, aud may The cost of the furnace is sm all; it is about 2.IXXI monthly. DiJ you ever think how rea-lilv the la* administered Internally or applied constructed of wrought iron, water Certificate* o f deposit 1wn«d payable on dem and. Etchm nr* bought »a d sold Good notea blood is poisoned by constipation? Bad externally. It will remove nil pain jacketed throughout, ar.d is easily Mrs. IÎ. DeYoung. Middleburg. low s, dlacounted. Deposit* received subject to ch eck nt sight, nnd « genera! bnnking bnsiDeM rAu**cted C ollection* m i l e on *11 accessible point* in the United State* nnd C in a d i writes. 1 have n«ed One Minute Coligli blood means kid health ami pre/nature that “ human flesh I» heir to,” If prop erected. C O R ! t K « l '0 ! f l ) K ? ( T « > l « < l d * Tilton Portland Nntion.nl Pnrk B*uk. New York. Reside« the»« advantages to the miner Cure for six vears. both for myself and old age. I S' Witt's Little Early Risers, erly applied, ami m ight la* rightly an*l shipper of pvrifott« ore», this fur- Stranger* visitiu* the city nre invited to call tt the bank for inf rotation con cerning the city Price nare would !»• of great service to the children, and I consider it the quickest the famous little pills, overcome obsti termed ” « panacea for all ill».’ ’ acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure C orre-»P'Mi I cdcc invited. ■V» ee.it». For »»!•• by all Prugvi-t*. nate constipation. • melt. r. f *r t'i treatment **f •■opi-'r *ul- f i, y - -T u -'d . A. T. Hill. Given away The N C H will give a Hut with every Suit sold for the next 30 clays. Considering the extremely low price of our suits this is the best offer ever made in this state. Don’t fail to call and see us. PARKER HODSON. GOODS N ew Stock, and compared w ith Portland’s circulars, none are so dear and many cheaper than theirs. Shoes in all grades and styles. Hosiery, furnishings, stationery, no tions, etc. I TAILORING. Special large stock of Cloths. Cass suits cut to measure, $12.00. Karrie & Barrie. P U S NEW ♦ YORK ♦ W EEKLY ♦ TRIBUNE One Year for Only 81.50, THE GRAPHIC, Newberg, Or. PACIFIC COLLEGE. Newberg, Ore. £.*& Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping, All the Graramer School Studies, Music and Art. BANK OF NLWBERG.
