Newberg graphic., July 10, 1896, Image 2

Finally he obtained work for a man
by the name o f Hiving Young.
You
have ull doubtless heard o f Hiving
Young. He cume to Oregon from Cal­
ifornia uud brought large droves of cat­
tle and horses. He expected Oregon to
be divided up Into large sections like
the Spanish grants iu California. He
choose for his range the ‘ Chehalem
valley.
He claimed from Wapato lake
to the river east o f Newbcrg, from the
top of tiie Chehalem mountains on the
north to the llundly hills on the south
—a prlucely domain, a regular Garden
o f Eden.
At the close of the St. Louis conven­
The wild grass so rank and high that
tion even old Platt threw up his hat and
the catilc were hidden in Its verdure, u
shouted, "w hat’s the matter with Ilan-
man on horsebuck being almost hidden
1 !»
also, only head and shoulders being
visible above the waving wild grass
A Kansas supreme judge is named
A t that time there were no fences, no
Bean. Let us trust that he is white all
roads but paths made by the Indians,
through.—Florida Time Union.
Oregon also has a Judge Bean on the who always traveled single-flic and
supreme bench who was a candidate for who always took the shortest eu's.
Mr. Young was ivhat would today be
re-election in June and it was found that
Ho was dyspeptic
he was not in the soup either by several called “ cranky ”
and peevish, would curse ids men und
thousand when the tote was counted.
tyrannize over them,
lie tried it but
once witli my father, ivbo “ tallied
A writer in Puck has attempted to
After that they Imd no fur­
T.nswer the question as to wiiat is the back.”
difference between a newspaperman and ther trouble. 1 fancy father could out­
a journalist, by saying that a newspaper talk him, for lie wus ever afterwards
man wears but two shirts u week, while
a journalist wears ono shirt two weeks. kind aod respectful. Father remained
with Mr. Young widle the latter lived,
It is very evident that Puck’s writer
never has had the pleasure of an ac­ ill fact was alone witli him when he
quaintance with our friend Ilazlett, the died.
It was a most dreadful scene. He
well known Oregon journalist.
raved und fought imaginary foes, Ills
eyes would glure, ids hair ruise up­
Remember this, says an exchange;
on his head, and it was almost impos­
No peddler does any thing to help the sible for one man to keep him in boil.
town. He gives nothing to schools or
.sdiurclies,or public enterprise. He pays After his death, father insisted on a
no taxes.
He has nothing in common post mortem. This revealed the fact
with our people. He can swindle you— that a suck o f water hud formed in Ids
often does, and you can’t help yourself.
bruin, also that Ids stomach was de­
He has no store down the street to
which you can return goods that are not stroyed by ucid he hud been accustom­
Ills
up to the now sample.
The itinerant ed to take for Ids indigestion.
merchant has no reputation to sustain. body lies buried on my part of tlie Kid­
He can cheat you with impunity.
The
home merchant is und does different. ney Smith D L. C. in Chehalem. An
He hours his share of the expense of ouk tree, the acorn o f which my father
good government. When a subscription anil mother plunted during their court­
' paper is passed he is the first approach­ ship, murks tile spot.
ed.
lie builds a house which enhances
My fattier liked the old gentleman
the value of all property. He helps pay
There were
lor the church in which you worship, und mourned ids death.
and the school to which you send your so few white men, the loss o f one was
children. He cannot afford to misrep­ a great calamity.
resent his goods or swindle you.
Mr. Young left quite nn estate, but
no written will. What to do with this
The fish ladder which was put in by property was quite an enigma. It re­
ex-Gov. PennoyeJ and personally I I I - sulted however iu tbo settlers organiz­
hpected by liim is a failure, the fish re-
fusing to have anything to do with i t . ing a kind o f a government to render
The appropriation for the ladder wiih legal their action in appointing an ad­
* 10, 000, but the governor concluded ho ministrator of the estate. This lias nil
knew exactly what the fish needed and
ordered an $800 job, w hich is not worth been told hut I shall beg leuve to add a
five cents to the state. There is such a little more.
thing as overdoing economy and the
Many cattle and horses were sold at
governor evidently overshot the econom­ the sale, at public auction.
My father
ical mark.—Three Sisters.
bought iht* claim, tiie brand und nil
In ’85 or ’86 during the Moody admin­
the horses and cuttle that hud not been
istration a $10,000 fish ladder was put in
found; I think lie paid $3000 for all.
at the falls and the tirst high water that
He lived alone for several years.
came played havoc with it, so that
There were blit four white men from
scarcely a dog salmon, to say nothing of
Oregon City at the Methodist mission
a royal chinook, got above the falls. It
where Ba'cm now stunds, uud two of
seems that these stato appropriations
I these,
I IV ÍW , Wm.
* » 111 Daly, and l’hil Thompson,
»Up out of the treasury much easier than
were niurr tied to Indian women.
the salmon slip through the fish ladder.
uthcr's_iog cabin was built in
My lath<
IV otallj- a littwiat and .between lljkt
tiie r/rtii.st t i oT an oak grove, in a place
proprlation will be experimented with
that Would have delighted the souls of
next.
our Druid ancestors In the cast Mt.
Hood glittered with the same glory so
When an Oregon boy is found climb­ futulliur to all. To the north, cast and
ing the ladder of fame, all loyal Ore­ south were the lovely hills that encircle
gonians rejoice.
Mr. Davenport the the beautiful Chehalem valley, the
caricaturist, son of Hon. Tim Davenport Chehalem itself for more than half the
of Bilvertou, is going up the ladder with year forming a lake, thus completing a
rapid strides. The Cleveland, (O.) Rec­ glorious landscape scene never perfect
ord says of him ;
without the beauty o f water
The
Since Nast lost his running and Kep- valley Itself covered with waving ver­
plor died, we have had no leader ¡11 po­
litical caricature until Davenport, the dure which bent to the sou breeze in as
principal cartoonist of the New York gladsome waves as its own undulutiag
Journal, appeared in this Held of useful surface.
•work. Ife is rnpidlv proving his right
Here lie lived ami bis Hocks Increas­
to a higher place than either Nast or
ed
There were no fences, excepting
Keppler earned.
To a style of drawing
peculiarly his own, und great facility in to Inc’ose a few acres for garden or
giving to familiar faces characteristic ex­ grain, the latter tieiug used us boiled
pressions, Davenport unites the faculty wheat, or hominy. lieef and game
of clear insight into political situations
and limitless ingenuity in inventing sig­ were the staples.
There were no bridges; all streams
nificant designs to illustrate them in
caricature. Wo predict for him nation­ were forded, or if swollen by rains the
al recognition before the campaign is ov­ rider swum his horse across; if a large
er, as the greatest of our political carica­
river like the Willamette, the Indian
turists.
canoe was pressed into service anil tiie
horse made to swim in its wake. There
riO N K K .lt D A YS .
were a few Canadian French and haif-
K rm ln U rrn rc a o f riio tiM lc iii V o lle y b y i
There was
M r «. I>r. C a lb r o a lh — H«*nd l l r f u r « 11,r 1 breeds on French prairie
All
r t s M s r K*le n ir nt M c M in n v ille , J u n e 'til, milch traffic witli (lie Indians.
ISM .
old pioneers will remember the hazel­
Mrs. Irene Cal breath of McMinnville, nut, the catnas, tlie huckleberries o f
tiie Indians.
who was raised on what is kuown ns
My father hail studied medicine
the Smith farm in CTiehatem valley
three years in Ohio with n Dr Strong,
about flv> miles above Newberg, read
lie brought across the plains his lancet
an excellent paper lieforo the pioneer und a small chest o f medicines.
He
picnic bold nt McMinnville recently, was regarded by the Indians as a great
which appeared in last week's Report­ “ medicine man.”
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m
er.
Front this paper has been taken
such parts ns refer to the happenings
In this valley In the early days which
w ill be o f interest to the people o f tIlls
community.
My. father, Sidney Smith, mine to
Oregon in 1839. lie was one of that
company o f young men, slx’een In
number, who started from IVorlu, I I ,
In the spring o f that year for Oregon.
Where and how lie lived at llrst is
hardly credible, everything was so
primitive. He Imd no shoes and no
niouey to buy any If there had I sen
any for sale, consequently lie worked
barefoot In the ruins o f Oregon for “ six
bits a day,’ ’ a* I have heard hint say,
"and ate boiled wheat.” At length he
procured some moccasins from an In­
dian woman, I think he said lie hired
her to make them, and that moccasl s
were Ills footwear for years, lie bought
some flannel from the Hudson Day Co ,
cut s hole in It for tils head, and tied
the edges together with buckskin
strings This did duty for shirt, t i,1 he
earned money enough to hire nn In ­
dian woman to make some for him. I
have heard him say who It was, some
white man's wife, but have forgotten
the nnnie.
He did some work for the Hudson
n » y Co , but It seems they were very
arbitrary and lie drifted away from
them
They were not accustomed to
tras'lng with free born Americans and
’I
being added to give the coffee flavor.
I think the first school in Chehalem
wus tuuglit by my grandmother, but I
body. The screalnis aud cries o f the
do cot remember It,
My father was an advocate of educa­ girl attracted the attention of Mr. Wad­
tion, and helped pay teachers for the dle, who went to 1 her rescue. Had be i
sake o f keeping up a school even be­ not arrived wlifcn lie did the d ogs'
fore he had any family.
School* weic would have killed Miss LaFever and j
Phoebe was I
at that time supported by subscription. 1 probably eaten iter body.
Breaching was held round iu ttie diff­ taken home, and it Is thought w ill re­
erent homes.
Finally a Methodist cover. Bucb brutes should be hastily
meeting house was built on John W il­ killed.
liamson’s farm, and in that meeting
The steamer Toledo on Tuesday,
house I attended the first school I re­ brought up the first scow loud of grav­
member.
el to bo Used on the streets of McMinn­
How hard must have been the lot of ville. The gruv’al will be takeu from
our pioneer women; the men lived iu here to McMinn ville (7 mile) by team
comparative ease. Hisfiocksand herds Hereafter the To'edo, on her trips up
increased.
Tiie out door life gave the river w ill h -ing a barge load of
heulth; the whole country swarmed gravel here, until tiie required uiunuut
with game, in the pursuit of which he contracted to be used on the streets of
passed many joyous hours The wild McMinnville this year, is brought up
deer browsed almost in the doorway, It now appears that the streets o f the
pheasants and grouse were plenty from capital of Yam hill county are to be
eurly spriug till the wild ducks and made in good condition and that city
geese came in the full. The Chehalem instead o f being a mud hole will be-
was alive witli them, the sky fairly ; come a beautiful und pleasant city.
black witli them
My father once We commend tin* enterprise und push
killed five wild geese ut one shot; 1 o f tiie citizens of our neighboring city, JTjENTISTliY.
knew a tivelve-year-old boy to kill three and hope It will lieeotne contagious
with the old fashioned shotgun, too. throughout Yamhill county.
Good !
N e w b «* rg , O re g o n .
The women tired o f cooking so much roads and streets through the whole
Gold filling, seamless gold Crowns and
game although Hie feather* were valu­ | county is what Is wanted.
There is Bridge work a specialty. A l l kinds Amalgam,
Bone and S ilver fillin g done. Also artificial
able und afforded tiie luxuries of soft plenty o f gravel to make them.
teeth with gold fillings at bedrock prices.
A ll
work warranted.
beds and pillows. I spoke o f the hard­
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ships endured by our pioneer women.
Who can think
Prof. Henry Rcttman, of San Fran­
Worse than their privations, worse
o f some simple
thing to patent?
cisco,
who
comes
as
near
being
a
mas­
than tiie inconvenient manner o f liv­
Protect your Idea.«; they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDEKBURN A CO.. Patent Attor-
ing, worse than their terrible loneli­ ter of the violin ns any man iu this neya, Washington, D.
for their $1,6U) prize oiler
ness and insolation, were the marriage country, is here on a visit to liis par- and list o f two hundred Inventions wanted.
customs; children, almost infants, mar­ enta, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bettruun. It has
Vain women build tiie houses and mil­
ried to men old enough to he their been about fourteen years since the
which
was
just
lionaires
live in them.
!
writer
met
tiie
Prof.
grandfathers.
It was a barbarism
equaled only by tiie savages by whom | before he went to Leipsic, Germany,
Small in size, but gacat in results.
He
they were surrounded. Mothers of to­ | to complete his musical studies.
DeW itt’s Little Early Risers act gently
j
was
then
hut
a
mere
boy.
In
stature
day, think o f these mothers!
Their
but thoroughly, curing indigestion, dys­
little girls, ten, twelve and fourteen en­ I he lias not changed much, hut age is pepsia and constipation. Small pill,
ticed from tiieir arms, to take upon putting its finger upon his forehead, safe pill, beat pill. A. T. Hill.
their tender shoulders tiie duties and 1 though he is tiie same jo lly Henry as
“ He who fights the modern way
responsibilities of wifehood and mother­ o f yore. He will remain a week or ton
days at the old home.
W ill write all night and talk all day.”
hood!
Our county olliciais have all filed
Poor little child-women, alone in the
When we consider that tiie intestines
pioneer’s cabin, their frail forms toiling their bonds and are ready to be in­
are atiout live times as long as tiie body,
through tlie drudgery of a woman’* la­ ducted into their various offices when
wo can realize the intense suffering expe­
bor, filling the place o f wife and moth­ tho day arrives—next Wednesday,
rienced alien they become inflamed.
er when they ought to have been in July 8th. The bondsmen nre all good,
DeWitt’s Colic & Cholera Cure subdues
solvent
men,
and
as
each
one
becomes
pinafores playing witli their dolls. (Six­
inflamation at once and completely re
teen wus old for a girl to marry, anil at responsible for the full amount o f the
move3 the difficulty. A. T. Hill.
twenty she wus quite an old maid. bond, o f course the taxpayers have no
cause
to
borrow
any
uneasiness.
The
Now our higher civilization keeps our
The largest edible oysters are found in
little maidens at school till twenty, and bondsmen are: Clerk—$10,000, F. I). Australia. Some of them measure a foot
if they choose not to marry till thirty Bitton, M. B. Hendrick, E. D. Bitton, across the shell.
A. J. Baker, it. B. McDonald, O. L.
they are still young ladies.
It would be hard to convince a man
I might relate bow the “ times” in Baker and F. W. Martin. Recorder—
Oregon were affected by tiie discovery $3000. Isaac Lambright and Mary E suffering from billious colic that his
o f gold in California—but I think my Brock. Sheriff— Official bond, $10,000. agony is duo to a microbe with an un-
time Inis about expired;—how oats were K. B. McDonald, Wm. Delluven, Ed. pronouneuble name. But one dose of
sold for $2.40 per bushel and wheat for Tyler, D. Ross and Adam Ressner. DeWitt’s Colic & Cholera Cure will con­
$5.00; how a cow and calf brought from The tux bond will he filed after the vince him of its power to afford instant
$125.00 to $150.00. M y father had twen­ amount has been fixed by the court. relief. It kills pain. A. T. Hill.
BIG BARGAINS,
PARKER & HOBSON.
T H E G R A P H IC ’
E. P. DIXON.
W anted-An Idea
ty-two fifty dollar gold pieces, or “ slugs” Treasurer—$20,000. O. W. Olds, A. C.
as they were called, paid him at bne Davis, C. V. Kuykendall, W R. Derby,
time for heef cattle.
Gold dust was E. J. Kuykct4nll, Tlios, Huston, II.
current money. I f no scales were at Baird, J J. Hembree, O. I). Scott, C.
hand to weigh the amount, they J. Payne, K. B. Allen, D. W. McCall,
C. R Cook, J. E. Brooks, W m . Ball,
“ guessed” at it.
But even In these flush times, women Walter L Hembree, John Ouch, E C
worked harder than they do now; they Walker, E. F Manning, C. Grissen, C
id notilress nearly,so well; th ew luid (kik-ntt, A. J.I'Seott, A 8. Hunsaker
not comfortable Luries; they* I'cdfur not n**si<;vuSTrtA
go so often; they Imd scarcely anything
I/ir'ajiette Journal.
to read; they had no fruits hut «¡Id
Tiie olllcers of Banner Rebecca
fruits to eat, and many, many things
the poorest o f us consider ncccs- l ics, Lodge were Installed last ovei lug by
were unknown to them.
I think our special District -Jk-puty, Mrs. McKern,
times are much tho better times, and o f Nortli Yamlnll. After the installa­
for the advantages we enjoy, we should tion the members partook o f ail ice
over he grateful to our brave und ad­ cream supper prepared by the mem­
venturous pioneers They sought out bers o f the lodge, which was pro­
and left to us the Inheritance of this nounced as one of tiie best of tho sea-
aou.
lain st of states, Oregon.
* t'hclmlcm was a famous Indian
The unveiling of (he beautiful mon­
chief, uud the Cheliulem valley was his ument which marks the resting place
“ il'uhce” or land.
lie wus un Indian
“ ,St. Patrick.”
A t one time, so runs o f Dr. J L. Hayes, was witnessed by a
At 2 o’clock last Sunday
the legend, the Chehalem valley was in­ largo crowd
fested with rattlesnakes. They were the Woodmen o f LnFayetto and neigh­
everywhere und very poisonous. They boring towns formed in line in front of
would frequently hit,* the Indians, thus
killing them, t'hchiileni told ti « snake their hall, beaded by the LaFayette
king la* must stop this, hut no attention band marched to the cemetery cast of
being p ihl to bis d< mauds Chehalem town where a large crowd o f spectators
d t, nnim d t , stand it no longer
Ills were awaiting them. Tho Woodmen
people were d virg too r.ipidlv; so he
c d! d together Ids medicine limn and formed into a wedge shape around the
l,is warriors. The warriors drove the grave, where the impre five ceremony
snakes into their den—a roekv p int on was ably performed by the McMInn-
the Rouuel Kinney donation land vilie Camp, No 228. O. P. Coshow, of
claim. Tin* medicine men then “ mad*'
medicine” l,y which magic the old chief ’ McMinnville, delivered an able address
| on tiie works and aims o f tiie Wood­
8 ai d lip the mouth o f the dell.
For a whole moon, ha watched this m e n . The ceremony was interspersed
spot, that none might escape.
He ! with music from a quartette uud tiie
n. it tit r at« nor si pi during this time. , band.
lie w.-s strong and vigorous when In*
beg in Ids vigil, hut worn and wasted,
We are anxious to do a little good iu
n t triumphant when it was finished
I'lic r ,td sn.ik,s were Ids prisoners for­ I this world uud can think of no pleae-
ever, and during my father's long r si- j miter or better way to do it than by rec­
d ne* there, I im nev. r Inew <,f a rittl-- ommending One Minute Cough Cure
sttak« being found in Cbebalem’s
as a preventive ot pneumonia, consump­
” 1 liber.”
tion ¡Aid other serious lung troubles
that follow neglected colds. A. T. Ilill.
r U O M (H it E X C H A N G E S .
Telephone-Register.
Tiie wedding dinner o f niy parents
was tine in the extreme.
There had
H B. Huston, of Hillsboro, nit mi­
been nothing like it iu Oregon. The ni iitist rat Ion democrat, was in tin* city
minister, 1 believe the Rev Snelllng, Monday anti Tuesday, and told «eventi
said he had never eaten better.
The «¡Ivor democrats where they were
table was decorated, too.
Tiie first wrong.
Ill* remarks were without
Mrs Dawson dressed the bride, hel|M*d etfeet anil several ohi Ih e demoernts
cook tin* wedding dinner, and loaned explained to him what was. is, anil
her tab’e ware.
They had turkey, will lie democratic doctrine. Mr. Hus­
roast tss*f, cake, pie, blackberry Jell, ton alno said that lie w ould probably
wild crah.ipplc preserves, pickles, all vqte for McKinley this fall.
kinds o f vegetables, while nt regti’nr
One o f the best mountain ranches In
distance* down the tab’os were six gob­ Yamhill, is that if Dan t’ rig'er, on
lets. These goblets belonged to Mrs Penalties. He is Just completing a
Dawson, and sin* Imd brought them new resilience, ami it is undoubtedly
across the plains. They were filled with one of the neatest cottage* on the ridge.
"floating Island.”
Tin* butter was in­ After fifteen years of Industry and
genious y shaped ike birds of-paradlso, thrift, Mr. t ’rig'er Intends to enjoy his
ai d tiie pioneers hesitated to cat it for rum bling years w ith not quite so much
fear o f spoiling its beauty. Tiie table labor and a little more comfort.
In­
was loaded w ith good things, and If deed, after surveying his well-tilled
dishes were w anting to serve the dlff- fields, nleely-trinimed orchard, and
rrent e inrscs, I fancy the appetites and pleasant surroundings, one Is tempted
the occasion brought a zest any of us to remark that all Mr. t’ rigler lacks is a
might envy.
housekeeper. And he dm*» not deny
Joseph I less had a (lour mill on tiie It, either.
Chehalem very early; 1 think soon
Dayton llersld.
after mother came to Oregon
Finally
father built a large barn, tiie floor of
On Friday morning last week Mis*
which was made of 11x4 scantling, two Pluvi.«* LaFever, daughter o f Alltone
Inchon apart. On this he plscvd the and Etta La Fever, w ho reside about 0
grain to be threshed, turned in a band miles west o f Dayton, former resident*
o f herses. The grain and chart- fell of this place, narrowly escaped Iving
through to a tl<>or beneath, where it was torn to piece* by vicious dogs
I*t»oebe,
p i-sed through n fanning mill to sepa­ w ho is atiout fifteen year* o f n_ \ was
rate (lie wheat from the clinfl’
Barley on her way to Mr. Waddle'*, nelglih *rs
eolfi e was much used, u little real cofTee ; to I aiIV ver, and when near Mr. W .’s
/
The N ewberg C lothing H ouse is offer­
ing Big Bargains in Ready Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, etc.
When in town call and examine their large
stock of goods.
j
F o r Snle.
’a there!
we've got a snap
for you w » « w
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All the Grammer School Studies, Music and Art.
Students can enter at any time and find classes to suit.
An excellent home for girls and boys is provided under the care of a competent Matron, at
the lowest possible prices.
Excellent board in private fam ilies. Mornl nml Cbristisn influences thrown about students.
We confidently believe that superior advantages cannot be offered iu the Northwest.
A ll expenses moderate. Correspondence a n d visits solicited.
For catalogues aud information, address,
P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E ,
Jones—Good morning, Benson. How
do you find business? Benson—By ju­
dicious advertising.
Smith tiie photographer finds that it
always pays to satisfy his customers by
doing first class work at prices to suit
the times.
Photos 3x4 inches for 35
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TESSE EDWARDS, Presideut.
N. E. B RITT, V ice Pres.
B. C. MILES, Cashier
BANK OF NEWBERG.
Visitor—Johnfey, did you ever get any
good marks at ^¿hool? Johnny—Yes’m,
but I can't s h a r ’em.
C A P IT A L STOCK, $30 OOO.
F o r th o r*ung*.
Elder Alsou W. Steers writes from
D IK K C T O K 8 :
l’( rtland, Or.: “ There is no medicine
B. C. MILES,
J ESSE EDWARDS.
for tiie throat and lungs that I can
E. II. WOODWARD.
recommend to ministers, public speak­
ers and singers, with the confidence
that I can tiie B. B Cough Cure.” 50
cents per bottle. For sale by all drug­
Certificates o f deposit issued payable on demand. Kxchantrc
discounted. Deposits received subject to check nt siirlu, and
gists.
_____ _
rausucted.
“ You ride your wheel on Sunday,
don’t you?” “ Y —yes, but I never run
over anyone on that day.”
•T. C. COLCORD.
N. E. B RITT.
boueht and sold. Good note*
a general bu lk in g business
Collections made on <11 accessible points !u the United Statesand Canada.
C liK lt K a H O M t K N T H —Ladd * Tilton. Portland . National Park Bank. New York.
Strangers visitin g the city are invited to call at the bank for information concerning the city
Correspondence invited.
C u r«** C r o n p .
“ My three children are all subject to
croup; I telegraphed to San Francisco,
got a half dozen bottles of S. B. Cough
Cure.
It is a perfect remedy. God
bless you for it. Yours, etc., J. II.
Crozier, Grants Pass, Or. 50 cents per
Ixyttle. For sale by all druggists.
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OREGON
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Persons who have a coughing spelt
every night, on account of a tickling
sensation in the throat, may overcome
it at once by a dose of One Minute Cough
Cure. A. T. Hill.
Mother—“ Johnny, you can't go in
swimming on a lull stomach.”
Johnny—“ If you’ ll only let me go I ’ll
swim on my back.”
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BUSINESS BRANCHES
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT«» LADIES
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K ln o i l W i l l T e l l .
A 40 acre farm, six miles from New
lx rg. Half in cultivation, line w ater.1 The many different skin diseases such 1
U r a l K .tnt«* T r a n s f e r « .
The Fourth o f July number o f the
Price $000. l ’or particulars inquire nt as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip­
elas, eczema, itching or nn eruption of
There trin sfers «re ttirnf.he't hv thp Yam hill Youth’s Companion has a story by O.
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Abstract Curapany st M eM lotiTille, Or-
pimple*, pustules, blotches, chaps or County
n o n . They have the only set nt ah.tract bonks A. Stephens which will make many nn
B. 0. Pearson a* road supervisor is cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are in Y .m hlll county anil Jo a zeueral T itle tran.- old boy wish he were young again.
fer business, an«l solicit vour corre-pom lencc
doing some good work on the Amity directly the cause of impure blood. aud orders.
Frank C. Eurgeson, Manager.
Mr. Stephens tells how some country
road just outside the city, having put on Wilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged Guy R Jewett warranty deed to
boys, wlio wanted to make the biggest
Adelia 8 W int tracts 73 and 74
tons and tons of gravel from the Hender­ to be the best medicine known for any
noise that was ever heard, produced a
Dundee Orchard Homes No 1 $ 500 00 dozen explosions high up In the air in
Pru*e
son ford. He has tiie entire tax of hi* ot tli **>e unsightly complaint*.
district about worked out.
Yamhill $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug- Lucinda M Hadley and H war­
the middle o f the “ night before the
ranty deed to John H Hadley
county has a goal corps of supervisors gist*.
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Fourth.” The scheme worked so well
41.63 acres land part Sol Heat­
throughout, and among tiie very best is
1 00 that windows rattled, crockery were
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“ Doctor,” said the anxious mother,
Mr. Pearson.—Reporter.
shaken, people ran out Into the street,
GeoWillisand wf warranty deed
“ Willie cun hardly speak above a whis­
and the l*oys had to "take to tho
to J K Y\ ehber lot No. 2 blk 6
W ill’s add to McMinnville . . 300 00 woods.” Tlio way in which a boys’
Fli Hill, Lunilwr City, l’a., writes, per.” “ Indeed? Has he taken cold or
military company saved a village cele­
Geo 0 Christenson and wf to A
" I lravo been suffering from piles twen­ did lie go to the Kali game?”
bration from failure is spiritedly told
P Johnso.* 101.80 acres part of
ty-five years mid thought my case in­
Last summer one o f our grandchild­
5500 00 In the same issue o f The Companion,
Henry Noble d i e 33
and the experiences o f five cow-boy*
curable. DeWitl’s Witch Hazel Salve ren was sick with a severe bowel trou­
B M Moore and wf warranty
who earned $1500capturing grizzlies on
was recommended to mo a* a pile cure, ble. Our doctor's remedies had failed
deed to EC Hodson 251, acres
Independence Day make nn interest­
so I Isuight a box and it performed a when we tried Chamberlain’* Colie,
part of Jesse Parrish d l c 3 2 1200 00 ing picture of what the Fourth may 1«
permanent cure.” This is only one of Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which Alice short ridge warranty deed
in the far West. The late admiral T.
to L L Shortridge 3.88 acres
H Stevens. IT. 8. N , wrote for this
thousands of similar cases. Eczema, gave very speedy relief.
We regard it
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1 00 mimt*er o f the Companion a most in­
sores and skin diseases yield quickly
ns the In-st medicine ever put on the
teresting account of pets on shiptsvard,
when it is used. A. T. Hill.
Nancy Butliem et al warranty
market for bowel complaint*.— Mrs. E.
and Bir William M. Conway, the great
deed to T F aud G 8 Buffiem
2 acres of land in Atnitv........ 100 00 mountain climber, relates some o f hi*
M. F . tiortner returned on Monday O. Gregory, Fredertckstown, Mo. This
youthful adventures which are excit­
evening from Butte, Montana, where he certainly is the best medicine ever put
ing enough to make a Fourth o f July
O i l n f (> l* < ln p « «
has been the past two months negotiat­ on the mnrkct for dysentery, summer
in themselves.
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pleasant,
palatable
preparation,
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complaint,
colic
and
cholera
infantum
ing a big real estate trade for Oregon
A l a I t ig B ir c ff in .
parties. The exchange is to be made in children. It never falls to give tirely free from all oily taste, and may j
M y resilience property on corner of
prompt relief when used in reasonable he administered Internally or applied
soon.—Reporter.
time and the plain printed direction* externally. It will remove all pain Tl ird and Center streets in Newberg.
“ Wake up Jacob, day i* breaking!” so nre followed. Many mothers have ex- tb »t “ human flesh Is heir to,” if prop­ Two story house of 9 rooms, good bara
saul DcWitt’* Little Fairly Bi ers to the pressed their sincere gra’ltude for the erly applied, and might be rightly and well. W ill sell at a great bargain.
O . F. W in s l o w .
man who had taken them U> arouse hi* cures it has effected. For sale by A . T. termed "a panacea for all ills.”
Trice
Spr ing hr . vk , Or.
sluggish liver. A. T. Hill.
Mill, druggist.
50 cents. For sale by ail Druggists.
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