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iatts gave full v en t to th e ir patriotism could have m ude me believe th a t h alf In parades, orato ry, sport and fire i have seen In O m aha a t th e grounds w orks. A t Macou th e m u .titu d e sung of th e Trans-M ississippi Expoaion th e n ational a n th e m in m ig h ty chorus, could be true, f saw th e W orld’s fair a I M I 'ID BVKHY FRIDAY MORN INO. a n d th e soldiers cheered so fervently week liefore it opened; I saw it on th e th a t ten m in u tes elapsed before th e e x ; opening d ay sn d on th e closing; on tb e E. H. W o o d w a r d , E ditoh & P i ’ b l u h m . ■ F ourth of J u ly , New Y ork d ay, a n d ercise* could be co n tin u ed . S im ila r In cid en ts m ig h t be related ! Chicago d ay. j saw C alifornia's m id FR ID A Y , AUGUST 5, 1898. regarding th e d a y ’s observance In m any w inter c a rn iv al on Mardi G ras d ay, p arts of tlie S o u th . In Mobile th e peo and th e A tla n tic E xposition on sev Entered u »ecoudel*»» m ilte r at th e poatofltce ple w ith one m ind resorted to fire eral days, so th a t w hul Is here Is w rit at N ew berg, Oregon. crackers an d sky-rockets, brass hands ten from an experience w ith th e rivals and o ra 'o rs on th e F o u rth for the first of th e Trans-M ississippi E xposition. tim e In th irty -e ig h t years. In th e h is N eith er th e San Francisco o o r th e A t toric city of V icksburg one hun d red lantic exposition is to tie m en tio n ed and one g u n s were fired. In N ushville w ith th e T rans-M ississippi. In both a n d M em phis, in K aleigh and C h arles there th e re w as a sense of sadness In ton, th e d e m o n stratio n s w ere no less rem em brance of the W orld's F air, but spirited. It was a t M ontgom ery th a t not so w ith O m aha. H ow often has it th e C onfederate g o v ern m en t was form been said th u t th e world could never ed. A nd th ere, on th e F o u rth , cannon see a n o th e r w h ite city . B ut it has. boomed d u rin g th e day an d at n ig h t Irre v e re n t as it m ay seem from one fireworks, g lo rify in g n atio n al u n ity , w ho bus ad m ired th e w h ite city a l illu iu ln u tx l th e steps of th e cupitol— m ost to dev o tio n , to say it, I v en tu re __ , „ , . , Money put Into Oregon real estate a t a th e sam e steps w hereon, b u t th irty - ti>e sta te m e n t th a t th e view of th e reasonable price is always a safe invest- seven years before, Jefferson Davis had C ourt of H onor up tho lagoon to th e co'onies h av e been subject to th e d e a th taken th e oath of office as the president A d m in istra tio n building Is m ore heau- penalty, even w hen w ounded o r sick In o f th e C onfederate S ta te s.—Y o u th ’s I tiful th a n a n y possible view in Jackson I t seeuia th a t Spain is about to accept I’urk in 1803. In proportion, in u n i hospitals. Those w ho escaped death C om panion. th e term s of peace offered by our gov form ity of l-eauty, In perspective, iu were taken to nolsesome dungeons or ern m en t. The farm ers’ congress a t Astoria is co ntinuous lin e of building an d colon the terrib le prisonson th e A frican coast. having a good effect in other parts of the nade presenting an unbroken graceful An average S panish prison is a me P rince Bism arck, the G ladstone of state as well as in th e vicinity of ttie w hite line back from th e w in d in g diaeval horror. IIow a large body o f A- G erm any, died last Saturday at th e age city. The people of Salem are now talk j shores of th e lagoon, by d a y , an d the nterlcun prisoners w ould have fared has of 83 years and 4 m onths. ing of having a farm ers’ congress at th a t maze of electrical glory by n ig h t, th ere h ap p ily n o t been tested. B u t for som e place. The farm ers’ congress at Astoria is a beauty unk n o w n u t Chicago. tim e L ieut. H otaon a n d his co m p a n “ T he g o v ern m en t ex h ib it is In every C aptain Clark seems to have been ini- ions were placed w here th e y restrain ed was in fact a dairy institute. Salem is bued with th e sp irit of ’78 a t Santiago. th e fire of th e fleet. T h e ir location su g in th e h eart of a dairy d istrict of alm ost respect m ore eluttorute, m ore Interest unequalled possibilities, hut it lias been ing. nud more in stru c tiv e th a n ever The Oregon fired 1778 shots. gested th a t th e y were used as a shield, a hard place in which to arouse en th u before m ade. T he electrical e x h ib it a n d th e Spanish g o v e rn m e n t w ould siasm on th e subject. The state dairy fur ou tsh in es th a t ut th e C olum bian Collector* of bric-a-hrac m ight do have been called to acco u n t if It had asoociation has on two or three occasions exposition. T h e w orld has m oved continued th is policy. T h e delay in well to open up a correspondence with held meetings w ith good program s in electrically In five years, and every Spain with reference to the rem ains of ex ch an g in g H obson show ed a still" th a t city, b u t never has been able to la-est lieauty an d device of harnessed necked disposition an d a reluctance to her navy. stir up enough in terest to secure the a t lig h tn in g will tie on dress parade front d e p a rt from th e old S p an ish Idea th a t tendance of more than a dozen or tw en Ju n e l«t to O ctober 31st. The ngrleul one of the duties of w ar is to m ake c a p It is expected th a t McKinley will call ty persons. II th e people ol Salem could (oral ex h ib it is to tie larger and up-to- tives m iserable. an e x tra session of congress as soon as be induced in any way to take as much d ate. O ut of doors as well as indoors T o ral’s c ap itu late forces are h eld u n Spain accepts the term s of peace offered interest in a farm ers’ congress as was there will be a g ran d display of these d er speclul a n d un u su al conditions. by the United Stutes. taken by th e people of Astoria, it would resources of tb e W est n o tab ly of the T hey aro to lie se n t to Hpnin a t th e cost be w orth thousands of dollars to the w heat, corn, and sugar-beet industries. of th e U nited Htates for tra n sp o rta tio n G en. J . B. W euver was nom inated (or an d subsistence d u rin g th e voyage. business men of the city and the farm The a rt exhibit is a good second to Hint congress in his district lust T hursday. This Is m ercy tem pered wi»h generosity ers of th e adjacent country. The peo of Chicago. T here will be cash prizes I t would be considered an off year in h u t th e a rra n g e m e n t Is to tie com m end ple of Salem, as well as those of every for stock com petition, and a display of oth er city w hich depends larzely upon blooded horses, cattle, sheep and sw ine Iow a w ithout W eaver on the ticket. ed from every po in t o f view . W e the trad e of fan n ers, ought to under th u t will far o u tsh in e th u t of Chicago. should he com pelled to feed th e m in stand th a t they are aliout as much in T he T runportation building equals th a t we should meet defeat at the first, until From many points in th e valley th e uny case an d to provide Ships to b ring terested in th e developm ent of agricul a t Cliieagou. T he M anufactures build we could build more ships and get more report comes from real estate men th a t them to th e U nited Htates. T he term s tu re as the farm ers them selves.—Oregon ing is not so extensive but is very in ineu. W hen th e Maine blew up in H a th e calls for property arc decidedly on given will have a good effect upon o th A griculturist. teresting. T he m in in g e x h ib it will vana harbor there were people all over th e increase. T his is a good indication. er Hpanish troop* In C uba. Many a re very neurly equal th tt' ut Jackson Park, this cou n try —patriotic men and women conscripts w ho despaired of seeing th e lr rU O H TU B COUNTY I'KKSS. an d th e M idw ay—w ell, th ere will be as u n d o u b telly —who honestly lielieved nutlve c o u n try lignin. Service In th e A Salem man who has l*en tip on the colonies has lieen alm o st e q u lv a 'e n t to Reporter. m uch fun to the square inch as on th e th a t the cause of the accident, if not a Yukon river to m ine, w rites hack to a p e rm an en t exile, n f e n c u t sh o rt by L loyd H en d erso n , w ho left w ith th e plaza. T h e Streets o f Carlo, th e St reets breach of discipline, was a t least due to Iriend: “ Offer a prem ium at th e next fottil disease. Spain ex acts m uch o f Its C opper riv er p u rty early in th e spring, o f all N ations, th e Moorish Palace, the a faulty construction of the ship. For state fair for th e biggest fool in the soldiers a n d gives little in re tu rn . re tu rn e d hom e on T h u rsd ay . T h e re Japanese an d C hinese villages, will tnnny years th is branch of our service country and I ’ll try to lie th ere in Probably th e term s g ru n ted T o ral's po rt is c u rre n t th a t there Is n o th in g rival th e sam e W orld's F a ir displays lias tieen persistently underrated by In the Great tim e ." forces will ho m ore acceptable to them valuable to he found in (hat country. T he general arran g em en t o f th e m erry those who knew nothing of w hat they th a n to th e M adrid au th o ritie s, h u t Clifford K an tn e r o f Salem , son of m aking will he m ore s itisfuctnry, and spoke. At every grounding or leak or W atson was the man th at lashed Kar- they are in line w ith th e ir w ishes. Kev. K an tn er, recently grad u ated from th e In stru e lve foreign features will tie o th er m ishap to our new ship9 many rag u t to the rigging In Mobile hay.—E x. T hey w ill see th e ir k in d red ag ain , and a conservatory o f m usic iu Tennessee, alm ost as good. Several th in g s will be m urm ured and scoffed, and some of the A nd it appears th u t Spain lets fears m issed. V ienna will not lie there, nor th a t he a i l do some more lushing if lie lie p u t to b etter use th u u to d ie in an a n d is to leucli m usic in th e L uFuyette tlie undressed South Sea islanders, but papers actually published jokes about the insecurity of our huttleships. If u tterly hopeless stru g g le in th e tr e n c h sem in a ry th e co m in g yettr. i* sent across the A tlantic, hence she is th e supply o f fun w ill lie a n ip 'e ." es of Santiago —Giolie Dem. any of these eritics, after fo jr years of Prof. Irv in g M. G len, now of Eugene, anxious for'peacc. The peop'e of th is state are fo rtu n ate the hardest kind of work a t Annapolis, Is v isiting in P o rtla n d and ta k in g les in th u t th e m ost direct route by were put on the bridge of a w ar ship and O ur Im p o rts. F in iiish ttl b y S p e c I n l C o r r e sp o n d , sons la voice cu ltu re under th e famous c u ts u t tin fr o n t. Colonel John H ay, our em bassador to T here is n good deal of food reflection G erm an tenor, H e ir S ch o tt. T he ad w hich th ey cun reach th e g reat exposi told to conduct her from port to port, tion is one ju s tly fam ed for tlie excel E ngland would m ake an ideal presiden In th e com m ercial statistic s o f th e conn m iratio n for each o th e r's vocal ta len t lence of its e q u ip m en t a n d service, the they would perhaps appreciate th a t th e tial candidate. He is suid to have try for th e flccal y e a r w hich ended on is said to be m u tu a lu n d in large degree courtesy of its nffli.-ia's a n d em ployes, successful handling of a w ar vessel, even shaken bands w ith 2000 people a day th e SUtli of J u n e . N o tw ith sta n d in g H err S c h o tt h as an offer of a free con und th e u ttn c tl veness of th e country In tim es of peace, is one of the most d u rin g th e two days succeeding th e th e Iricreusc In o u r rates of duties, there difficult tasks in th e world nnd is only will contain all im p o rtan t w ar new s of th e dully edition. se rv a to ry from th ree A m erican cities, i th ro u g h w hich it passes. W e refer acquired after a lifetim e of th e most R sinking of the fleet of A ituiral Cervera lias been a very Im p o rtan t reduction in Special disparities up to the h o u r of puhilcaiion. If he w ill co n sen t to rem ain in th is to th e B u rlin g to n R oute. Careful atte n tio n will he given to Farm und F am ily Topics, off Santiago. n ur public revenues from cu sto m s ta x c o u n try . assiduous study and tho practice of it.— E Foreltrn Correspondence, M arket R eports, und all general new s of atio n . T his, how ever is a phase of o u r From “ The b attle with U ervera’s fleet L th e W orld and N ation. A L is Nailed. A tra n sie n t sew in g m ach in e fixer off Santiago," by W inston C hurchill, in Spain may get a crum b of comfort com m ercial system w ith w hich th e W e furnish T he N ew -Y ork Week’y T ribune a n d your favorite R C onsum ption and b ro n ch itis arc not I w ho has been vegetating in these parts, hom e paper, » from the fact th a t she is engaged in a co u n try bus been long fum iliar, a n d of American M onthly Review of Reviews left b eh in d a so m ew h at unsavory m em t>y any m eans th e sume, a lth o u g h it is A conflict w ith tlie richest country on w hich It Is g ro w in g w eary, even th e for A ugust. N ory If reports aro true. An instance Is hard to d is tin g u ish tine from th e o th e r B e a rth . Prof. M unhall estim ates the um nufacturers becom ing accustom ed E B ronchitis is a n infiam m ation of th e w ealth of the U nited Htates a t $81,750,- to th e belief th a t tlie c o u n try will n o t related w here he m erely asked perm is Oil o f C*I a < 1 ties* L B O T H O N E Y E A R F O R # 1 .5 0 . sion to ex am in e a m ach in e, an d sfter- j lin in g of tlie w in d tubes or a ir vessels W 000,000 or $35,000,000,000 more than any alw ays consent to play th e p a rt of it S cu d u ll o rd er* to T H E G R A P H I C , w ard d em an d e d tw o iloilars from th e o f th e lungs, causing soreness of th e Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, e n E S pelican in th eir behalf. T he g ro w th o f other governm ent in the world. sam e, cough, sore th ro at, hourseness, tirely free from all oily taste, an d m ay N e w b e r g 1, O r e g o n . lutly. T h e dem an d being refused he | our export trad e la th e im p o rta n t fact be ad m in istered in te rn a lly or applied pocketed th e sh u ttle and fixtures an d I difficulty o f b reath in g , sp ittin g of m a t o f t h e y e u r ’s statistics. O w ing to th e The report of tho superintendent of w alked off". Tlie m oral of it all is, th a t I te r an d som etim es blood. T housands e x te rn a lly . I t will rem ove all pain The largest stock of.. fahlng off"In im ports, o r In w h a t we public instruction show* the num ber of in deuling w ith tra n sie n ts it Is best rot ! tlie ao tiu ally w ith this dread disease. th « t “ h u m an flesh is h eir to ,” if prop o u g h t to have expected from th em , e rly applietl, a n d m ig h t be rightly- children in Oregon of school age to be to do so, bu t to patro nize hom e people. W ilbur's C ough Cure will cure. Price the exports ure double o ur receipts front term ed “a panacea for all ills.” Price 130,753, an increase of 707 over last 50 cents. F o r sale by all D ruggists. tihroud. leaving w hat lscttlled n balance 50 cents. F or sale by all D ruggists. year. From the irreducible school (uud Payton Herald. O u r N a v y H a* tieen U n d e r r a t e d . Tlie m o u th o f th e Y am hill river Is there is to be distributed uttiong the of trttdc In o ur favor of $815,250,021. T hat the U nited States had a navy be different countries of the state $158,003.- T h is is m ore than tw ice us greut ns th e receiving its ann u al dredging. 80 of which Y am hill county w ith 4,780 huluuce of 1807. H ow enorm ous th e In b u ild in g m an y people place their fore this w ar began is a fact th a t is th o difference Is mny be ju d g ed from school children will receive $5,746.80. b arn s on th e road or street in front of | but little appreciated lioth ut home and E verything in the Btiildinz line from a keg of Nalls to a bill of Lum ber, tho fact th a t only in th e y ears of 1878, Furnished at the lowest living price. o r along side o f th e ir houses Tit is is a | abroad. On th e continent of E urope it 1879, 1881, 1802, 1804, 1807 and 1808 has was openly declared and secretly hoped “ Bar H arb o r” is tb e subject of a most th e balance reached $200,000,000, a n d g re a t m istake as, in llte first place it th a t th e Spanish navy would be more F L O U R , F E E D . H A Y * G R A I N tim ely article in the “ National Maga In th e host of th e years en u m erated cx- d etracts from th e b eauty of th e ir prem than a m atch for ours. T here were E n G ARDEN & FLOW ER zine’’ for August. I t was hero th a t j <vpt 1808 - t h a t Is,'in 1887 tho balance ises a n d su rro u n d in g s, a n d also th e glishm en—ami Americana, too, who had SEED S. v a lu e o f property to hom e seekers; anil Jam es G. Blaine spent his sum m ers for not read th e ir history—who forgot th a t Free Delivery. many years and tho article teem s with j „ fo u r ex p o rts firr tb e y ear 1888 w a* $ l,- ad d s to th e d a n g e r of tram p s m aking it a leopard connot change his splits, and E C. W a rd & Co. interestlng rem iniscences of the famous j 231,311,888. TVn year* before, for th e a resting place, w hich m akes it more they shook th e ir heads and feared th a t 1st. Street, Newberg, Oregon people including Edwin Booth, Lawrence y enr 1888, (he ex p o rt trad e o f th e coun liable to be burned. T h e g o v ern m en t sn ag boat M uthlom a B nrrett and others w ho have made the try wns$505,854,607. L ast y ear o u r ex- little Maino island great as a sum m er (Mirts to A frica am ounted to $17,000,000 has com pleted th e build in g o f th e R E P R E S E N T ., resort. as against $3,000,(100 In 1888. D uring w lngdittn at th e head of L am b ert's slough, Just below W h eatlan d . T he th o flecndo o u r exports to Jn p n u In E v ery p r a c tic a l B ic y c le I lit p ro v e The newspapers th a t were recently creased from $4,500,000 to $10,000,000; w ork done at th a t place an d a t a point nt cu t o f t h e y ea r. saying th a t Tom Heed's friends in Mnino to Belgium from $10,000,000 to $47,000,- a sh o rt d istan ce below , w here, on th e had dropped him and th a t lie would not 000; to D enm ark from $16,000,000 to $85- east side of th e riv er a leu g th y , an d It T lie b eat p r o d u c t o f tb e B ic y c le be renom inated should read recent dis 000,000; to F rance from $40,000,000 to is said, one o f th e best w lngdutns along patches. Heed was renom inated by a c $100,000,000; to G e rm a n y from 5-58,000,- th e riv e r has tieen built, has m uch im la r g e s t n u m b e r ut w h e e ls . - clam ation and he will not even go to the 000 to $150,000,000; to B ritish N o rth proved n av ig atio n over M itlheiiy’s bar. trouble of m aking a canvass, Maine re A m erica from $48,000,000 to $86,000,- T h e crew of th e sn ag Imat is now at U n a p p r o u e lic d p o p u la r ity . publicans aro represented by tho brain- 'ouO; to th e U nited K ingdom from $362.- w ork on a d am at th e bar below L am ft h Impossible to promt* particular texture* that will appear In the iest man in congress and they aro not 000,000 to $.540,000,000, M oreover, th e b e rt’s landing w hich is soon to lie com AMERICAN M ONTHLY ” during the coming year, for it is, as '(-* F n tip p r o a e lie tl sa le s . foolish enough to throw aw ay th eir p ro p o rtio n o f e x p o rts o f m a n u fa c tu re d pleted, a n d is hoped w l'l m ake lh a t Bookman save, * a great monthly newspaper.” A* such, It print* for prostigo. goods is It iw larg e, b e in g 20 p e r c e n t o f bar so th a t boats can puss over It w ith its reader* an illustrated account of the notable thing* which mate th* history of tb e w h o 'e . T h e a g g re g a te o f e x p o rts o u t experlenoelng so m uch trouble anil the month, of the political, th* W in. J . Bryan has gone to war b u t o f m an u factu res reaehea nearly $300,- delay as a t p resen t. T he benefit of th e economic, and literary happening! 11 W e know of no review published, In this D U N D E E , w ork b eing done by th e snug Imat is H arvey Scott, Mark H anna and several 000,000.— W arper's Weekly. country or In Europe, which ocmolnes so success which are of value to intePigcnt fully as tho AetstcAN M ont . iv the slsrtness, beginning to tell. To ntuke it really other gold stan d aid patriots we m ight tlmeUness, snd energy of Journsltsm with the men and women. The Editor's s-xind juigm srt, csretu y weighed opinion, asset effective, th ere should be an o th er snag m ention are still from 3,000 to 6,000 Tlie« F o u r t h In t h e S o u th * “ Progress of the Vor!d ” tells suc- kn.vviedfe, snd well -chossn Encltsh of ths purely miles in the rear.— Koseburg Review. lltsrsry periodical."— 7»« Oktloak. Idle F o u rth of J u ly is now a m o n th boat on th e W illam ette. __ ________________________ etactly an illustrated ztory of the H arvey Scott and Mark H anna are gone, y et th e S o u th '* celebration o f It month. The “ Leading Articles* Minin' Will 1*11. both old men and would not he accepted deserve* to be rem em bered. Iu very give the best thought and information of th* current magazines in five conti The many different skin diseases such were they to make application. Tlie few (Southern cities an d town* h ad th e nents | th* contributed articles furnish th* character »ketches of the man of the editor of the Review is a young man and natio n '* b irth day been m ark ed by at ring worm, te tte r, salt rh eu m , erysip month, and give timely disctnzio.a by authorities on any question of immediate TE9SE EDWARDS. P r e s id e n t has been very profuse in his advice a* to scenes o f popular en th u siasm since th e elas, eczema, itching or an eruption o f , •criou* import. M E ft K i n . V ice P re .. Office 2 floors w est of M oore's D rag store. how th* war should he conducted, but Civil w ar; In m eet places, indeed, th ere pim ples, pustules, blotches, chaps or J . C. COLCOKP »abler The result of this comprehensive effort to edit in one monthly volume th* 1st- s tre e t. N ew berg, u re g o u . hi* love of country did not prom pt hint had teen no celebration at all. The cracking open of th e skin, scrofula, are Information needed by Intelligent people of “ bve” instincts is beet gauged is to enlist. He it ju st like some of these S outh, how ever, Is deeply A m erican. directly th e cause of im pure blood the opinions which the readers of “ on to H avana” yawpers th a t have only In d ependence day m u st ever lie asso W ilb u r’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged th* AMERICAN M ONTHLY “ 7 .T ^ T T O R X E Y AT LAW. JESSE EDWARDS. advice and criticism to offer th eir coun ciated w ith th e name* o f g reat S o u th to be th e best m edicine known lor any C. MILES, C p- SPECIAL OFFER have seen fit to express. These J C CO U IlHD of these unsightly com plaints. Price try .—Junction City Times. ern g e n e ra ’s a n d statesm en . In a »re thinking business men, clergy K. H. WOODWARD. The current number x k B u irr peculiar sense, too, m ust th e F o u rth »1- i $1.00 per Iw ttle. For sale by all D rug men. editors, lawyers, professors, will p ra c tic e Iu «11 th e court.« of th e «tute Director». and t h : two preced d re c i il s tte .itio .i g iv e n to p r .’luue w ork th e T re a tm e n t o f P r U o n r n . w ays appeal to S o u th ern prble, for It gists. rnginccrs, the wide-awake - omen w rlti.it of fle e ts , mortgage*, c o atrg c t* a n d ’ tb e ing issues. . . . . . . , d ra fti.ig of nil leg*! p ip e rs . af America. They write that the To th e hest of It* abilit y ttie U n ited w a»a V irginian, T hom as Jefferson, w ho ' TK ,\N*-W I*n|ssll>|-| M X l-o*|T in* N e w b e rg . O r e g o n . AMERICAN M ONTHLY “ is State* is giv in g c m o d e ra te a tte n tio n to w rote th e D eclaration of Independence. Dr- Wtnslp, I.r llf.at.'n, i s , ' It Surpasses •)rric g — s e c And Floor Ladd A T ilto n . P o rt b a u k of X e w le rg B ui’diug. l*nd N ations 1 F tr k B auk. New Y ork. T ills y ear th e S o u th was a stir and ndispensable” t “ Is simply avalu»bl*” i “ is a generous library in its*'f” | it th e m an y mi Itary prisoners falling t h * W o r l d " » F a i r In M v rry t h i n g hut sis*. “ a historical cyclopedia of la# - rid” t “ tbe best meant of aid for a busy m an” | Into It* hands. In no previous w ar In “ th e eag ’* scream ed -’ front M aryland I “ the best periodical of the kmd we have ever h a d ” i “ a triumph cl cditiunJ In aom* cities, after the h isto ry have cap tiv es been so prom pi ly to Texaa Dr. A . E. 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