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Newspaper Page Texty U M i a EUGENE—TIME CARD. 1897 up to date wall paper at H ill’s tri-weekly trips betweea Daytoa and Drug Store. Pi and. Leaves Dayton at 7:30 a. ra. ou Mou- I days, Wednesdays aud Fridays. Leaves Port Junior recital at the college, Saturday land at 10:30 a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud night, beginning at 7.30. Saturdays. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clem- C. <fc K. CO.-TIME CARD. Steamer Albany leaves Portland at 6 a. ra. on mens on Sunday Jan. 17, 1897, a son. Mondays. Wednesdays anil Fridays, and ar rives at Newberg at 10:30 a. m. Leaves Corval Jesse Hobson, of Portland, has been lis at 6 a. in. ou Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sun in town several days during the week. days, aud arrives at New berg at 1 p. m. TEAMEKS ALTONA AND KAMUNIA. S' (Going south, read dowu; north, up.) DAILY BOATS. 6:43 a. m ...... LV. Portland a r .......... p . ra. 2:40 8:13 . ............... Oregon C ity..................... 12:30 11:40..................... Newberg................ a. m. 10:40 4:30 p. m. __ Salem ..................... 7:15 7:00 ... . a r . Independence Lv................ 6:30 SUN DAYS. Samuel and Murray Hobson were ex pected home from California last even ing. G . W . Mitchell is still going on four legs, as a result of his fall from a tree during the holidays. t:00 a.m . . . lv . Portland a r . .. p. m. 3:30 1:30 p. in .............. Newberg........ ............... 12:30 The members of the junior class in 8 :3 0 ....................... Salem. .............. a. m. 10:15 8:30 ........... a r . Independence L V ....... ...... 9.00 vite their friends to attend the recital at •Free hack meets boat at Newberg. the college on Saturday evening. R. <k N. CO —TIME CARD. O Steamer Elmore leaves Portland Sundays and Fred Bent is moving his smith shop around on First street near the Fox T u e s d a y s a n d S a t u r d a y s a t 6 a in. meat market. Mills and Cooper are do Steamer Modoc leaves Portland Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 a. m., returning ing the moving. Thursdays at 6 a. m. Returning leaves Salem « V* the foliow'iag days. Pass Newberg on the down trip at 6:20 a. m. Oliver & Cole or d agents for railway lines. OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION Charley Butler spent several days at Portland the first of the week. Mrs. Butler is said to be improving nicely un der hospital treatment. New wall paper at H ill’s Drug Store. numerous buildings here and at Dun L. T. Do.ik, of LaFayette was in town dee, made an attempt to gain his lib erty a few days ago aud was almost on business Tuesday. j successful. Allen S. Craven of Middleton was I lis s o m e way he secured a piece o f in town Tuesday. I iron and with this and a stick o f wood Mrs. E. W . Evans of Dayton was in he was making good headway ou the I brick wall when discovered. He had town Wednesday visiting relatives. already removed several brick, and the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hinman of Butte- sheriff thinks with a half hour’s more vllle were in town on business last Tues I time he would have been at large. day. Draytou has all the indications o f Henry Ilaworth has rented the Cutts’ being a desperate character and he says property out northwest of town for the i he w ill do all iu his power to escape, coming year. \ as he anticipates a sentence o f nt least He Is now quartered in a A. T. Hill addresses the readers of five years. the Graphic through the medium of the | cell all to himself and there is little probability o f escape. His pal who advertising columns this week. was arrested with him, says that Dray Mrs. G. W . Cutts came up from Ash ton indicated to him that he killed a land the first of the week to look after limn in Montana at ono time while their property near town. attempting to rob a store. The Woodmen gave a social enter tainment at their hall on last Tuesday- Jury List. night at which an enjoyable time is The following list of Jurors were ap reported. pointed by the county commissioners at Straws Show Which Way The Wind Blows. Arbuckle Coffee, 1 lb paper Lion Coffee, 1 lb paper Dry Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs (Western Refinery.) 17 1-2 Cents 17 1-2 Cents $ 1.00 A 3 hoop wooden bucket full of Syrup, GOOD 85c. P r o d u c e o f all k in d s tnt»cn. Y ours strictly for business, M O R R IS & M IL E S . W in. Hester is cutting cordwood for the January term to serve in Justice J. pleasure and recreation ami says he gets K . Wright’ s court the ensuing year. F. A. Morris is absent from the store Trains arrive at Newberg as follows: West Chehalem—E B Flett, C E Ba a great deal of enjoyment out of it. North. . , S ° uth< this week nursing a case of the grip. 7:55 a.m . *12:30 p. m. ker, A L Myers, W R Carter, W M Bris- William is something of a philosopher, 12:30 p. m. 0:05 p. m. A number of people about town can say bine, W W Nelson, J W Wheeler, F II ♦Every other day. “ me to” to the latter proposition. Henry Haworth, who recently came Fraser, G D Vinton, Lars Christenson. Passenger and Freight Rates to all points. from Illinois, is working at logging, up - - C. B. FK18SELL. oau be obtained from The funeral of the little son of Mr. Dundee—J D Nash, D H Turner, D M Agent Newberg. and Mrs. Clough of Vancouver, Wash the river. This is something of a change Ramsey, E C Powell, Siam Parrott. P. F I S H E R , N e w s p a p e r A d v e r t i s i n g A g e n t , ington, will be conducted today at 1 from employment on a prairie farm in S Newberg—C Spaulding, O A Bris 21 M e r c h a n t s E x c h a n g e , S a n F r a n c i s c o , Illinois. tow, S Hobson, J T Smith, Jesse Ed is our authorized ageut. This paper is kept on o ’clock, at Friends church, by Mrs. Ed file in his oilice. wards. The Pressed Brick company has a con wards, J C McCrea, J Wilson, W K A l The third quarterly meeting of the tract for furnishing seventy thousand len, S Brutscher, Jas Hunt, Calvin W e st Const Price # 2 0 M en’s W orsted Suits # 8 .5 0 L o c a l E v e n ts. Free Methodist church, Newberg, White- chocolate colored brick for a Portland Stanley, J B Mount, F A .Morris N Newberg—C Vaughn, Grant Hea building, and the prospect is good for son and Amity circuit, will be held in “ “ “ #14 “ Cheviott W o ol Suits # 5 .5 0 ter, J B David, J C Porter, A J Winters, Newberg, Jan., 26 to 28. Elder B. F. other contracts at an early day. “ “ # O Y ouths “ “ « # 4 .5 0 E H Woodward, N M Snodgrass, Jno James Johnson is moving to Salem. Smalley will have charge. All are cor Rev. A. T. Ware, who has been ab Larkin, G C Christenson, C S Calkins, “ “ “ # < 1 Boys Cass. “ # 2 .2 5 sent at Scotts Mills for the past two or The Graphic and the Oregonian for dially invited. J H Rees, W R Carter, C F Moore, $ . . Farmers who have fat stock to sell three weeks where he has been engaged Paul Macy. in revival work, will be in bis place in Attend the junior recital at the col will find Stanley & Cooper in the market ready to buy, and families who like jui the pulpit at Friends church next Sun lege Saturday night. In Trouble. #:» K ids 1 -3 W o o l Suits cy steaks and tempting roasts will always day. Charley Parrott, of Reedville, Wash Wall paper just from factory in New find the best the market affords at their To cure all old sores, to heal an indo # 3 M en’s W ork Cants ington countv who was in town the first York, at H ill’ s Drug Store. meat market. lent ulcer, or to speedily euro piles, you of the week and whose wife is a sister 2 5 e . M en’s W ool Sox Portland merchants make a point of With all the road talk that is being need simply apply D cW itt’s Witch Ha to the Atkinson boys north of town, M en ’s Cotton Sox English Worsted Suits at $12.50. Bar indulged in by the people and by the zel Salve according to directions. Its is in trouble. Mr. Green whose wife is magic-like influence will surprise you. rie & Barrie sell same for $8.50. press of Oregon, good results are sure to also a sister to Mrs. Parrott was over at A. T. H ill The Graphic and the great New York follow. A very marked improvement is Hillsboro last week and from him the Tribune one year for $1.50. Copies of already quite noticable. Gravel the Rev. R. A. Atkins will occupy the statement was obtained. Mr. Parrott, bjMfyO; the Tribune may be seen at this office. roads. pulpit at the M. E. church next Sun with his wife and children, lives in a The old lady was right when she said, day. Morning subject, “ Trust in God house which is owned by an old follow The Graphic and the Youth’ s Com Evening, who lives alone in a house a mile and a panion one year for $2.50. It must be the child might die if they watted for the and keep your powder dry.” strictly new subscriptions for the Com doctor. She saved the little one’s life “ The Jews in astronomy and their ans half away. The old man has been spending a good deal of time at Parrotts, witli a few doses of One Minute Cough wered prayer.” panion however. and Mrs. Parrott occasionally goes over Cure. She had used it for croup be Charley Reploge, who has charge of C. F. Moore has been assisting at the N ew b erg , O regon . and assists in righting things about his fore. A. T. H il l . the Friends mission on Douglas Island fish market during the week, A . M. Gold fllllug, seamless gold Crowns and I Alaska, arrived in town Thursday morn home. A short time ago the old man Bridge work a specialty. All kinds Amalgam, Mauritzen the proprietor being a little Smith the photographer finds that it Bone and Silver Ailing done. Also artificial ! ing and is the guest of E. W . Weesner, stayed over night at Parrotts and next teeth with gold fillings at bedrock prices. All under the weather. always pays to satisfy his customers by who established the mission some years morning he charged Mrs. Parrott with work warranted. J. L. Hoskins seems to be reaping doing first class work at prices to suit ago. He is on his way to Southern going over to the other house during the night and stealing $400 which he claims some rewards for his trouble and ex the times. Photos 3x4 inches for 35 Californiafora short visit. rriA K E to have left in the hom e. Parrott and 1 I Inave rented the Newberg Meat Market pense incurred at the state poultry show cents per dozen. All other work as of Mr Lucas formerly owned and run by A telegram received here on Tuesday his wife were arrested and placed in jail held recently. He shipped birds to cheap as any gallery in town. J. S. Baker. I intend to keep a supply of by J. H. Rees, gave the intelligence of to await the meeting of the grand jury, three or four different parties this week. II. D. Fox returned home from the M E A TS the death of the little son of Mr. and Mr. Green went over last week, and F R E S H A N D C U R E D hand at all times. Soliciting a share of The t e ^ h o n e line is a great con Portland Hospital on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Clough nt Vancouver, Washington learning that the people in the com your patronage I remain venience to the people who have bus He reports that Mrs. Fox is doing nice which occurred on that date. It will be Yours respectfully. munity did not believe that the old fel ly under the hospital treatment, and lie iness to transact at the county seat. Jus. Comic. remembered that M rs. Clough is the low ever had any money stolen, and feels much encouraged over the pros It saves many long, cold, wet rides over eldest daughter of John Brown of Scotts and that the Parrotts were innocent of Newberg, October, 1896. muddy roads, to say nothing of a day’s pect of her complete restoration to Mills. the charge, he secured the release of health. time. . Mr. Parrott by putting up bonds for A1 Clark has traded his town prop e r rhe cleanest stock in town. No tobacco or cigars sold, Now is the time to arrange for your For a pain in the chest a piece of flan $200. and did what he could to secure erty on Meridian street to E. H. Dis- g*™ -----------g g g g a ei i ■ — —— winter’ s reading. These long winter nel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain the release of Mrs. Parrott whose bonds evenings it gets very monotonous sitting Balm and bound on over the seat of the brow for the Ed Fendal place of forty- were placed at $400 but failed. She around the fire with nothing to amuse pain, and another on the back between three acres, laying just north of the Sam has been taken to Portland on account ot instruct. The Graphic and the the shoulders, will afford prompt relief. Woodward farm. It is understood that of the jail at Hillsboro being in no con A1 will move to the farm and become a Weekly Oregonian for only $2. This is especially valuable in cases an horny fisted granger. The new real dition to receive women. where the pain is caused by a cold and People in this community who knew Alfred Moore is making his home in estate firm of Stater & Butt consummat there is a tendency toward pneumonia. Mrs. Parrott in her younger days will be Solicits the pntronaze of his old Indiana the country this winter with his son A . ed the trade. For sale by A. T. Hill. Friends who need watch repairing done. very slow to believe that she is guilty of E . Moore and is not in town very often, Some prowler of the night on mis this crime. Those who reside on Chehalem but when he is seen on the streets he 2 7 0 Morrison St. has more the appearance of a man of mountain often twit the valley people chief bent, appeared at the door of A. M. Mauritzeu’s residence at two o ’clock PO RTLAND, OK. sixty than one seventy-seven years of about living in the fog, and it is quite Teacher* Association. often the case that when it is foggy here Tuesday morning but he disappeared age. To the teachers, school officers, and in the valley the sun is shining brightly instanter when Mr. Mauritzen appeared Not a few who read what Mr. Robert on the mountain, but occasionally the on the scene with a six shooter in hand. patrons of the public schools of Yamhill Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hadley of Day- Rowls, of Holland, Va., has to say be conditions are changed. A few days ago Out at Stella Falls last summer Mrs. county. ton was in town Wednesday visiting The next session of the Yamhill low, will remember their own experience Wm, Hendershott made a trip on the Mauritzen put the contents of a shot relatives. Student, ran enter nt any time nn<l And clause» to sntt. underlike circumstances: “ Last winter mountain and when he left home there gun through an intruders hat, so it may County Teacher’s Association will be the Ui'we.l' pn«Vthle'prfee«f S' rl“ HU‘I boy“ U |,rov,d'’<1 u,*,ler «•>* c« e of a competent Matron, at I had la grippe which left me in a low was no fog visible, but when lie reached be advisable for house breakers to keep held in McMinnville on Jan., '-■) and 30, It is so dry out in Western Kansas, The association will convene oil Friday {excellent hoard hi private famlllea. Moral and Chrl.llau Influence, thrown ahnut student*. state of Health. I tried numerous reme the top of the mountain the fog was al clear of the Mauritzen residence. confidently believe [hat superior advantage» cannot be offered In the Northwest says an exchange, that the moon raises evening the 29th, at 7 :30, at tiie Chris All expenses moderate. CorreHpoudenco ana visits solicited. dies, none of which did me any good, most thick enough to carve with a dust ns it pusses through the sky. For catalogues and information, address, tian church. Pres. Chapman of the The stockholders of the Newberg Fair until I was induced to try a bottle of knife. Association held a meeting on last Sat State University of Eugene, and Pres. The moisture lias all evaporated out o f Chamberlain’ s Cough Remedy. The P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E , A gentleman who has not been a resi urday and elected for directors J.L. Hos Campbell of the State Normal at Mon the m ilky way until it looks like alon g first bottle of it so far relieved me that NIC tV I t K l t d . » B R O O M . trail o f pulverized chalk, and farmers mouth will occupy tiie evening. Their dent of Oregon very long, in speaking of kins, L. M . Parker, N. C. Christenson, I was enabled to attend to my work, and throw pebbles on tiie stables to make addresses will be along lines of educa suggests that rock Seth Mills, and E. H . Woodward. At the second bottle effected a cure.” For graveling roads, tiie cows think it is rain fulling so not TESSE EDWARDS, President. N. E. BRITT, Vice Pro». B. C. MII.E8, C h i e f sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by A. should be put down first and gravel on a meeting of the board of directors held tional work. These gentleman are liotli to be discouraged. well known as aide Educators, and we top of the rock. This expense is all un immediately afterward, officers were T . Hill, druggist. necessary for our ordinary roads. With elected as follow s: J. L. Hoskins, pres cannot afford to miss tiie opportunity of “ My dear,” said the bull tenderly, Dr. G . W . Gue, the presiding elder of a moderate grade and good ditches so that ident; N. C. Christenson vice president; gaining new thought and renewed in the M. E, church for this district, de the water can get away ns it falls, there Clarence Butt, secretary; E. H. W ood spiration in the chosen field of work. ‘you have not been yourseolf lately. livered a very interesting and instruct are few roads in the Willamette Valley ward, treasurer. The question of liold- We tie speak a large attendance of both Your health lias been grow ing preca rious ever since the summer. Tell me, ive lecture at the M. E. church on last that can’ t be put in first class condition | ing a fair the coming season was pretty teachers and patrons. Saturday evening, his subject being for travel at all times of the year by a thoroughly discussed and while the The Saturday session will convene in what is weighing on your m ind?" " I t is nothing much, Hector,” sob ‘ ‘ Reminiscences of the war.” Dr. Gue liberal coating of gravel, without the use stockholders are all anxious that a fair Columbus school building at 10 o'clock. OAPITALi STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . was a chaplain in the army with an Illi of rock. Gravel has been thoroughly shall be held, the matter was left open The subjects for discussion are: spoiling, bed the cow, “ o n ly —since I saw tiiose nois regiment and saw much of the ser tested and it does the work, so there is j for consideration later on. If people in pennmansliip, and “ Moral Training and summer girls up at the house cliow ing vice, and consequently he, being a very no use in talking about anything else the community show their interest by Instruction.” Presidents Campbell and tutti-frutti, f can never hold up my IH IIE C TO IIS ! pleasant speaker is well able to enter where gravel can be had. Gravel the their works, the stockholders are willing Chapman will be present throughout the head again!” JESSE EDWARDS. II. C. MILKS, J. C. COLCOKD. tain an audience on this subject. He roads. j to make further sacrifices in order to day. Let us have a grand rally. E. H. WOODWARD. N. E. BRITT, spoke for an hour and a half and held G. A. P r e n t is s , Supt. Judging from the number of letters of keep the fair going, hut it will take Indian opolis Journal: The kind la the closest attention of the audience. inquiry W . K. Alien is receiving {rom ^m ething more than sympatliy express- d y —Tells me is it not the love o f drink The lecture was well worthy a much Statem ent. that inakCH you tiie wretched being larger audience than was present on fruit growers all over the country rel- ed ln wordB- home have Baid that Orti Beato» nMopo.lt l»«i:ed payable on domami. Exchanfe bought »nd «old Ormi notos ative to his patent fruit evaporator, it tl,ey would rather take Btock in the fair Financial statement o f tiie Trustees you are? Dismal D aw son—Nome, It dlaconated. Dopo.ft. recei ved »uhjeet to check »1 »ight, »nd » general lit!!kl 11 » basine». this occasion. is tiie love o f money. “ Good gracious! t'«i<*«cted. Collection» mad* on »11 »cecaslhlo point» in the United Htnte«»nd Canada. is evident that growers realize that if than Bee ,l * ° to the waI1 b,,t that iB aB o f Willamette Lodge 1 .0 O E. o f New One of these t ollURHI ONIIKNTM-Ladd A Tilton. Portland . National Park Bank, New York. Do you mean to tell me that you are a j Cliff Terrel! arrived home from Los the fruit crop is taken care of, a very verv far„ af tl,ey get’ ° ne of the8e da>'B il berg, Oregon, Dec. 31,1806 too late and and then then anybody anybody can Stranger» vlalling the city are Invited to call at the bank (or Information concerning the city “ Oh, no I don ’ t mean me j Angeles, California last Friday, whither large number of evaporators must be will be *— Money loaned ...............................$265 00 ; miser?” see the mistake made in not giving tiie Interest accrued .......................... 30 25 lovin’ money. I mean If other people j Correspondence invited. he went "about a year ago in company built the coining season. Horticultural with Wilbur Round. The bovs have commissioner Daley estimates that no fair proper support. Of course Newberg Cash on b u n d ................................. 76 02 did n ’ t love their m oney so it w ou ld n ’t Due on hook accounts.................. 157 40 he so hard fer me to git hold o f it now spent most of their time at that city end less than a hundred evaporators will be ought to have a fair. Everybody says Furniture, organ, regalia, so. What are the people going to do YYr 1> H F A r n r i i d e po t l u m b e r y a r d , Pasadena during the year selling alum built in his district alone. If all the and then.” paraphernalia, books, station \ \ . 1 . i l l s A Y A J Y / I Y , NEWBERG. OREGON. ary, and carpets as per in inum goods and very good success is re districts do as well, there will probably about it? voice ........................................... 423 75 DOORS, LA TH , ported. Cliff says the much desired he from three hundred to four hundred f f-tf»* «O n j-r«r I# »>*.■>» mart# hy .lofm % W INDOWS, LIME, Avoid Consumption. flo o d « In , I r<>y .N V .,nt w oiî» for us K. ariar, tourist from beyond the Rockies did not evaporators put up in Oregon alone the MOI I.IU.NOS, SAND, y o u lu av not fiia k * m u c h , loi» »»a m ’ $912 42 SHINOLKH, IIA IR, teach JT..11 q c 'e n ly b ow to corn (rom f & to By stopping that cough. We know show up this winter to any great extent coming season. W ith a reasonably f i l l a «lay at t h - staff, a n d b io ta *• you « o B u ild ors H a rd w a re on . Moth ac«aa, a ll a* «a . l v a n y part u f and consequently the harvest has been fair crop Oregon is likely to be o f no better remedy for coughs and jA m ir ie g , ynm > a n n iBM iUBf* at hou*«, f i r . i i. g a ll y o u r »par* ii.o w m 'e o n ly to colds than the 8. B. Cough Cure. 50 Dime Museum Manager—What's the depressingly short on this account “ full of prunes” sure enough next fall. the w o rk . A l l I I lirva . L r r a t |.ay Ml t i K f « r •very *n>rkar W e atart y o u , fc r n la lili | cents per bottle. For sale by ail drug trouble now? JCliff carries his age well and looks like e> <-r»tilin g F A M I L Y , H l’K K D l l .Y t o m « I ’A l í l I* ' L A HA H I M . . A d d rta a at o n r Wm. Townsend has consummated the gists. Assistant—It’s tiie contortionist, sir. he was good for several years more of b l U H i a A * U ., I O K j LAN II , I a H I C trade of his large farm west of town for He says lie is being made to work campaigning. property in and about the city of Port over time. W eills I p. Frank M. Hadiev of Moorsville, Indi land, and has been hauling his effects to BO V I A . » ' Dime Museum Manager—H ow so? I have gone out of business, and con ■ XPER IE N OE . ana, in company with his sister, Mrs. T. the river during the week for shipment. Assistant—Th ey’ re a bed short and sequently all those owing me will please 8. Townsend o f Portland have been vis While the farm Mr. Townsend is leaving they want him to double up with the settle up at once. iting with old acquaintances in and a- is large and fine in appearance, it ia a living skeleton. J. G . W ILEV. bout Newberg during the week. Mr. rather remarkable fact that in-the knowl Hadley, who is in tiie grocery business, edge of tiie writer which extenda back C a lif o r n ia L a n d . Absolutely pure, perfectly harmless, is taking his first look at the great West sixteen years, those who have been on TRAD E MARKS» Forty acres of Southern California and invriably reliable are the qualities of Coast country.^rfy a few days he will the place have not prospered very ma O C S IC M 8 » leave for Soot hf{3r7aaliforuia in company terially. C O P Y R IG H T S A r. Mr. Sink made more money fruit land for sale, or will trade for One Minute Cough Cure. It never fails j Anyone sending » sketch and doacrlptlon may with Mr. and Mrs. Townsend, where he than any who have followed him, but Newberg property or land in this com in colds croup and lung troubles. Child quickly ascertain, free, whether an Invention is probably patentable. Communication* strictly ren like it because it is pleasant to take J oseph W ilson . will visit his grandmother, M rs.Lindley, the big indebtedness he incurred when m unity. confidential. Oldest. Mangy for »«curing patent* In America. We ha»« a Waahtntrton office. and it help* them. A . T. H i l l . who is past ninety years of age. The he bought the place was too a great load — AND— PORTLAND AND YAMIIILL RAILWAY. At the Clothing Store of L 2 00 W o m e n ’s Underwear in combination and separate. s^All bought in Eastern Markets at 1-2 value. D* E. P. DIXON. -A . SPEAKER ELECTED. Every well organized house has a presiding officer. W h e n that officer is a woman, she al ways orders the Fam ily Groceries from <1 > ! WILSON CORNER GROCERY. JOHN A. BECK, WATCHMAKER '* JEWELER, PACIFIC COLLEGE. iSTewbortr, Oro. College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping, All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art. BANK OF NEWBERG. P aten ts writer had the pleasure of firing ques- i tions at Mr. H adley for half a day, and learning of the latter day doings of ma ny people ell known in day* long gone hr. A tte m p t To B re a k Jail. for any fanner to undertake to carry and he was com pel le i to give it up. It ia a F o r M* l*. D rayton, the dark complected one o f German who gets the farm now and if the tw o fellows w ho were sent to the Fresh, high grade Jerseys cows f rf after • fair ti U1 he dont come out on top county jail from Newberg a short time sale. no one else need make a trial of it. ago. on * charge o f breaking into tf J. M. & 8. M, A t k in s o n . Patents taken through Hunn A Co recelvfi special notice iu the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully Illustrated, 1‘truest circulation of f erven title Journal. weekly, term* » 1 «ar; U six months. * peel men cop»**» and UAND ÎCitel Boos on P atent » scot free. Address MUNN & C O ., 3 6 1 ISiuuii-.tav, M ew Y o r k . t ».