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the rear of even Spain. The repeal of ¡reasons, greatly disturbed at the an- T h e im b e c ility o f som e m e n is a lw a y s tbe pure food law would fill our markets nouncement that there is a dangerous in v itin g th e e m b ra c e with bogus butter and adulterated j counterfeit of a $100 bill out in unknown o f d e a th . I t is th e d e lig h t o f su ch cheese. It would compel our creamer- j quantities. With the statement that ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. m e n to b o a s t o f ies to seek a market outside of the state | the lowly nickle has been counterfeited w h a t “ to u g h fet- lo w s " th e y a re , for a large share of their products. It i and floated in large numtiers, however, T II. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r <& P u b l i s h e r . an d te ll h o w th e y would compel the owners of cheese fac-1 it is different. Let everybody look after o v e rw o rk t h e m lories to become ewindlers or go out of j his small change. The hanks will take s e lv e s a n d h o w € FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1898. th e y n e g le c t little business. It weuld most effectively ar- j care of the $100 notes, d is o rd e rs and rest the development of the great dairy littl e illn e s s e s ftn tete d as aeco n d - r i i » m a tte r at th e p o ito tiire th a t p u t o th e r This you can do by wearing a shoe that will turn water. The hard times of the past few years have compelled industry in this state. It would be a i C h eh a lls (W ash.) Nugget. at N ew berg, Oregou. p e o p le o n th e ir many to wear u $1.00 or 11.60 shoe. Times are better now and you can afford to treat yourself to a first class article such Fusion papers complain that the re- warning to ail intending immigrants of b a ck s. as is found iu our large stock of It m ay not intelligence and honesty to keep away ■ publican party of this state is now com- s o u n d n ic e to from the state. The pure food law of \ milted unequivocally to the gold stand- s a y so, b u t i t is a fa c t th a t th e Oregon is not enforced as well as it jard. That is exactly the truth, and it a v e r a g e m a n is is cause for complaint frofn fusion ought to he, hut it has in a very large Had the republican party o f a b o a s tfu l, c h e e rfu l id io t. j u s I t f th h a is t h k e in a d d gj^CThe largest in Newberg sold at the lowest possible figures for A 1 Article. Why are ours the best? measure insured the purity of dairy pro- sources stood always in tiie past just where it a ch e s, it i s n 't w o rth p a y in g a n y a tte n tio n ducts sold in the state. It tias saved to : i f h e fe e ls d u ll au d d ro w sy d u r in g th e the dairymen of the state from the com stands today, it would still be in control d a y , it is n ’t w o rth serio u s c o n s id e ra tio n ; petition of fraudulent products—a form in the state. Now that it has decided to i f lie is tr o u b le d w ith s le e p le s s n e s s a t n ig h t, h e d o s e s h im s e lf w ith o p ia te s. of competition which is inevitably ruin be honest with itself and people, it will W h e n h e su ffe rs from n e rv o u s n e s s , h e The J. probably win back what it has lost. w a lk s in to th e n e a r e s t d ru g s to re a n d o r Because we do not buy of jobbers who carry odds and ends and inferior goods with nobody’s brand on them. ous to the producers of honest products. Miller shoe has an enviable reputation. Those who buy it once demand It the second time. d e rs p o w e rfu l m e d ic in e s th a t e v e n a p h y s If tins gentleman who introduced the Dissatisfaction in fueioiiist quarters is ic ia n p re s c r ib e s w ith care. H e is a v e ry We have a full stock of these goods, men’s, boys' and children's sizes. k n o w in g fe llo w , b u t w ith o u t k n o w in g it, Try one pair and be convinced. hill to repeal the pure food law will care quite in order. A creamery in Newbere is now an es h e is h u g g in g d e a th . T h e re is a w o n d e r fully look into the matter of pure food Can you beat it? Ours is the only house in the city that car- ful r e s to ra tiv e to n ic a n d h e a lth b u ild e r They all say the Oregon City shoe wears them one year. tablished fact. If the farmers will get frauds and pure food legislation, he will P h y s i c a l T r a i n i n g in P u b l i c S c h o o ls . ries this shoes. th a t w ill k e e p th e h a rd e s t w o r k in g m a n in and furnish the milk Mr. Eldridge is withdraw his hill and apologize to the The care of the body has been, up to in g o o d w o rk in g s h a p e ; it is D r. P ie r c e ’s G o ld e n M e d ic a l D isco v ery . I t is m a d e o f here ready to do the rest. comparatively recent year», strangely p u r e n a tiv e r o o ts a n d b a rk s. I t c o n ta in s legislatnre for its introduction. neglected in the public schools of this n o m in e ra ls , n o n a rc o tic s a n d n o o p ia te s. I t s im p ly a id s n a tu re in th e n a tu r a l p r o Thomas F. Bayard, a democratic states “To build a home is a great thing,” country. It has been considered quite c e s s e s o f s e c re tio n an d e x c re tio n . I t to n e s Ileal E s ta te T ra n sfers. man of clean character and well known said Congressman Cousins at Omaha. sufficient educational training for the u p th e s to m a c h a n d fa c ilita te s th e flow o f e ju ic e s . I t m a k e s a m a n “ h u n g ry on both sides of the Atlantic died re It doesn’t matter so milch about the young to cram and overload their d a s ig a e s tiv by th e Y a m hill Co. A bstract Co. a t Mc h o rs e ’’ a n d th e n s e e s to it th a t th e R eported M innville, O regon, for th e w eek e n d in g cently after a prolonged illness. dimensions. ‘Kings have lived in cot bruins with a quantity of matter diffi- life -g iv in g e le m e n ts o f th e fo o d h e ta k e s Sept. 24,1898. Jam e s M. P ugh, m anager. a re a s s im ila te d in to th e b lo o d . I t in v ig o r cult to digest, and in too many instances tages and pygmies dwelt in palaces,' but a te s th e liv e r. I t d r iv e s o u t a ll im p u r itie s David J Bartlett and wf to P a n d d is e a s e g e rm s fro m th e s y s te m I t is Of the vote of the legislature for sen the walls of a home always add some even when assimilated of little use in th Bashaw Its 7 and 2 blk 7 Des- e g re a t b lo o d -m a k e r a n d flesh b u ild e r. ator W. H. Corbett has thirt-six while thing to inherent character. In the after life. Number« of delicate, highly I t is th e b e s t o f a ll n e rv e to n ic s . It c u re s kina add to Newberg ...........$ 500 00 the rest are scattering. It looks very formation of character there are ulways strung children have broken down un b ro n c h ia l, th r o a t a iid lu n g a ffe c tio n s a s Nettie Harpole and hush to J w e ll. much like Corbett was beaten but who two elements, the inherent and the ad der the struin, und the dreary daily T Wood It 7 blk 8 Watt’s add “ I had indigestion and a torpid liver, ’ w rites grind of the monotonous eramiuingsys- Mrs. A. I. Gibbs, of Russellville, Logan o g a n C o unty, the successful man will be it is difficult ventitious; that which we bring with us Amity........................................ 1 CO Ky., “ Dr. Pierce’s Golden M edical D iscovery tem undergone iu unhealthy surround into the world and that which our sur to tell. cured m e.” Carrie V DeFord to H W Gilli- roundings give us. Homebody said, ings, has developed manv of the ner I f c o n s tip a tio n is a lso p re s e n t, Dr. ham its 234, 235 and 236 Day- ‘There is only a small portion of the vous discuses to which the present gen P ie rc e ’s P le a s a n t P e lle ts s h o u ld b e ta k e n . FOR FARMERS r r ton.............................................. 600 00 T h e y n e v e r fa il; th e y n e v e r g rip e . D ru g McKinley is coming west as far as the eartli that produces slpendid people.’ eration is so peculiarly susceptable g is ts s e ll b o th m e d ic in e s . Adam Dell et ux to Jos Matty Omaha exposition. If the President Our pioneers got into a good place. What does knowledge profit a man, if 50 a part of the J J Hembree AND VILLACERS, would extend his trip to the Pacific They had left doubt sitting on a boulder in the gaining of it he loses the still d i e .......................................... 1000 00 coast it would give him a better idea of and here learned of his affiance’s des in tlie east and packed their things and more precious gift of good health? The James Barrie to Elizebth Bar a n d y o u r f a v o r it e h o m e p a p e r the extent of territory he wields the started for the west. Rivers had to be nations of the old world, notably tination. He regards himself as a vic rie 29.39 a part of the Amelia gavel over. tim of tho maiden’s wiles, but he has Greece and Rome, understood and ap forded, trees to be felled, cabins had to Welch d i e ............................. 1 00 lie built, the rifle must be kept loaded— preciated much more cleurly than do no Intention of submitting tamely. Margaret W to Margaret E A A few first class funerals among those so much the better, there was self-re the people of these times the harmful Friday afternoon he dictated a letter to Burton part A Tob d i c and who occupy front scats in the two fac liance. Corn and coffee had to be ness of unduly forcing the mind to the the effect that unless his property were it 2 blk 19 N Yam hill.............. 80 00 restored within a month, he would tions of the republican parly in Oregon ground, and on the same mill—so much lusting hurt of the body. The gymna Martin J Jones and wf to Hans would have a tendency to promote har the better, there was ingenuity. Teeth siums of undent Greece probably reach send Sheriff’ Rickard after Lucy, the G Miller it 5 blk 2 Everest’s mother, the wagon, horses, etc, and mony and good feeling, where there is had to be filled, and there was no pain ed, iu their methods of training the add to Newberg.................... 150 00 lias an Agricultural Department of the now little else but bitterness and scan less dentistry. Disease and injury must young, a higher ideal than iiuve any stated further that if his wishes as re Robt Keyes to I* I* Durant part THEN. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE highest merit, all important news of tiie gards the property were complied with, of the educational systems now in dalous discord. be dealt with and the doctor fifty miles It 4 blk 5 Watts ad Amity .. 5 00 Nation and World, comprehensive and reliable market reports, able editorials, away. Life must tie lightened, lonely vogue. In the face of this condition of he would absolve lier from any con D P Wallace and wf to Wm L interesting short stories, scientific und mechanical information, illustrated fash affairs, it is pleasing to note thut the jugal obligations.—Corvallis Times. ion urtieies, humorous pictures, and is instructive and entertaining to every Fisher its 11 12 blk 17 White- Something like fifty car loads or six hearts must be cheered, and the old member of every family. l>eople of America are rapidly becoming friends and comrades far back in the son ............................................ 160 00 hundred tons of dried prunes will be ulive to tiie pernicious effects of devel H O W M EN K E E L N E A lt D E A T H states or may beaway in fatherland, and John H and wf to James H shipped from Newberg this reason. you all the local news, political and social, keeps you oping the mind at the expense of the THE GRAPHIC gives inclose touch with your neighbors nrd friends, on the farm This amount of prunes sold at a fair tho cheering letter tarrying with the bo and Juo Putman 40 a in sec G e n e r a l G r e e l y T e l l s o f t h e S e n s a t i o n body. The more rational mode of price will assist the old man prosperity iated stage coach—hold fast thou sturdy 19 t 4 r 5 ................................... 250 00 and in tiie village, informs you as to local prices for farm products, the condition W ith M en D ro p p in g D ead E a c h D ay. of crops and prospects for tiie year, and is a bright, newsy, welcome and indi educating tho young would appear to very materially in the adjustment of denizen ami gentle helpmate of the rich J C Lucas and wf to Margina “The new yenr of 1884 was only nine spensable weekly visitor at your home and fireside. and wonderous empire, infinite goodness he that of so training the body and affairs in this corner of Yamhill. Brookmau It 6 blk 4 of New teen duys old when death came for the guards thee and the fertile fields are mind that both advance as far as pos berg .......................................... 145 00 S en d a ll o r d e r s to T H E G R A P H I C , N e w b e r g , O r e g o n . first time,’’ writes General A. W. sible at an equal rate. Thus, if a child ready to reward I Ah, pampered people It would bo decidedly to the credit of of the later generations, when you is of weuk constitution but possessed of Greely in the October Ladies’ Home Milton J Hampton to Full and Trunk 2.09 a part d 1 c Ed the republican party in Oregon if the imagine modern hardships, think of the unusual mental capacity, it should be Journal, telling for the first time tlie The largest stock of.. ward R Geary.............................. 50 00 representatives of the party now gath courage and the trials and the ingenuity the aim of his teucher to strengthen awful experiences of his Arctic explor ered at Salem in extra session would get of pioneers, when there were no conven his physlcul powers, and until that ob ing party at Cape Sabine. “ For ninety together and elect a United States sen iences but tiie forest and the axe, the ject is accomplished to let the mind days we had all lived and kept togeth ator without further quibbling. The wide rolling prairie, and tiie ox team, take care of itself; ou the other hand, 1 f er. Rut deuth was inevitable. Its people are becoming wenry of the bien the great bluo sky, tiie unsolved future the reverse is the case, to adopt con coming was sure to some, if not to all; DENTIST. nial squubblos over the election of a sen and tiie annual ague! Complain of the trary methods. The individuals should our only winder was it had not come ator, for which Oregon is becoming markets in these modern times and be studied separately, and the children sooner. Only the day before was our Office 2 doors w est of M oose’s D rug store. noted. 1st. s tre e t, N ew berg, O regon. Everything in the Building line from a keg of Nails to a bill of Lumber, then think of your grandmother when should not be lumped together in a comrade at work. We said little. Furnished at die lowest living price. site was a blooming bride, listening body und put through tiie same course Only one man so far forgot that he People wtio come here from the east through the toilsome days and anxious without regard to their different tem was a soldier as to make the faintest Hut the nearness of the end seem surprised to make the discovery nights for the wagon bringing home the peraments, dispositions and constitu sign. that in the circulation of money there is husband from u distant market witli tions. It is now about ten years since touched us all. Speech liecame lower, actions gentler, determined faces grew scarcely any paper to bo seen here, the calico ami jeans, purchased with dressed German gymnastics were introduced softer, and conciliation was the spirit circulating medium being made up of pork sold at a dollar and a half a hun into public schools of this country. of the hour. Who would go next? ruggists gold and silver almost entirely. At first dred, and maybe bringing homo a little Hince then physical training has held Not a mun ventured to say to his fel they complain of the weight of coin, money, wortli far less per yard than a place in tiie curriculum of almost all low, ‘this is the end.’ How that eternal question, always so unanswerable, rather prefering, it seems, to pocket the either calico or jeans. Maylio it was all tiie large cities of tho Eust. The repci't seemed to lie even more of a mystry to ^ T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W . dirty, greasy bills that have been shift for the best, human character was being of tiie director of physical training in us! The Easter sun had hard ly set be Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and Wall ed from pillar to post by every China formed for tho development of a great public schools of Washington lias lately fore the second fell before death. A Paper. CLARENCE BUTT. man, Dago, and dirty greaser in the and loyal and progressive state to shine been published. According to tills re day after, and the third succumbed. Then the fourth. One by one they W ill p ra c tic e iu all th e co u rts of th e state. country collecting disease germs us they forever among tho stars of tiie federal port, tiie beneficial results of systematic were dropping at our side Tiie fifth S pecial a tte u tio u g iv en to p ro b a te w ork, th e i go. But with u few months stay on the union.” daily exercise have been marked; but, followed quickly to solve tiie problem w ritin g of d eed s, m ortgages, c o n tra c ts a n d tho P o rtla n d , O regon. d ra ftin g of a ll leg al p ap ers. coast they catcli on to tho better way us tho writer of tiie paper truly remarks of futurity. Then tiie sixth comrade Stationery aud School Supplies. O regonian B uilding, N ew berg;. O r e g o n . and gladly accept coin in preference to “it is impossible to lest the full meas passed. And now we felt that we were O f f ic e — Second Floor AS O TI1K K S S E E IT . all awaiting tlie summons, one by one. B ank of N ew berg B u ild in g . bills. ure of success or failure of our efforts. We scarcely looked at each other. M yrtle P o in t E n terp rise. It is 111 the remote future, with sch.ol Doubt nnd wretchedness were allied Just for a change the motto of tho re days long past, that the lasting influ against us. Hut tiie fortunes of wur Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc. Tho Indinna Farmer vouches for the cent war might 1» easily altered for the ence of such work will be felt by the sometimes change at tiie most critical following story, but remember that the moment. Strive and do, do not strive P L U M B I N G , T I N N IN G use of the republican campaigners so as individual child.” However, one until death, were tiie mottoes of our big apple crop was last year. The Ifoos- & S H E E T IK O N W O R K E R to read “ Uember tiie Maine Plurality.” thing seems certain, viz, that the in limiters, and one day nearly tlvo hun iers are Bucking their thumbs and doing dred pounds of bear and seal meat came troduction of physical training into the F L O U R . F E E D , IIA Y .& G R A I N without apples this year: A farmer Buffalo E xpress. * •••* • just as all food had almost failed. Oh, public schools of America is u step in GARDEN & FLOW ER who resides in Clay county, Indiana, the Joy which that meat brought to us. A Tennessee man and a Kentucky man SEEDS. Hot and cold water pipes fixed. Hot had become old and his boys had mar were fast friends until they (ell in love the right direction, and, if intelligently Who can tell hut those in that hut! F ree D elivery. Water Boilers, Bath Tubs, Wash ried and left him. Ho lie cumo to with the same girl. Then each shot and carried out, should result in producing Something to eat—something to keep life!’’ E. C. W a r d & Co. Basiii9, Sinks and Plumbing F ix tho conclusion to Bell his farm of 80 fatally wounded each other. Ho now a stronger race mentally uttd physically. 1st. S treet, N e w b e rg , O regon Tiie fuel should not tie forgotten though tures, und general repairs. acres and movo to town. He declared the girl enn't marry either of them and ANTED—SEV ERA L T it U S T W O K T I I Y Estimates furnished at lowest rates. his intention to a friend who already may have to become an old maid in con thut physical (ruining may be abused. persons In the state t«> m anage o u r b u s i Gymnastics should not lie permitted to ness to th e ir o w n a n d nearby e.unities. It is F irst S treet opposite N ew berg H otel. lived In town. The old man had about sequence. If they had truly loved her, m a in ly office w ork c o n d u cted at hom e. Salary Solicits th e p a tro n a g e of his old In d ia n a 40 acres of Ben Davis apple trees which they sliould have played poker for her. take the place of play, but rather the stra ig h t fp-.x) a y e ar aud e x p e u s e s —de fin ite , F rie n d s w ho n eed w atch re p a irin g done. two should go hand in baud.—Medical bonaflde, no m ore, uo less salary. M onthly $7.’*. were about 10 years old, and they were R eferences. E n clo se self ad d re sse d stam p ed 2 7 0 M o r riso n S t. Record. N. Y. Tribune. envelope. H e rb e rt E. Hess, P re s t., Dept. M loaded down this fall with their bright C hicago. PORTLAND, OR. Colorado lias six independent free- red fruit. An apple buyer came to town -V IA - A It O R I G I N A L TIUTK L O V E . and happened to meet t his friend of the silver parties and is laying the keels for old farmer. Alter inquiring for apples several more. Meantime she is produc D epamt ho was cited to the farmer. Ho went ing more gold than any other state, and A llopyard R n m u n c f With a Ren national TIME SCHEDULE» > ARRIVB K ittlin g . FOR From Pert end. FROM and looked over his orchard, and naked her vnrious prosperities have practically The particulars of a hopyord romance the old man what he wanted for it. educated her constituencies out of most Fast 8 a lt Lake, D enver, F a rt The old man thought lie wanted ids of their political and financial heresies. came to light Friday last. Abraham Mail F t.W o rth , O m aha, Mail. Hell is a native brave of the Hlletz res • :00 p. m. K ansas C ity, St In spite of her half a dozen squads of 7 :20 a . m. whole 80 acre farm and asked him $4,- Louis, C h l c a g o , an d East. 000. The buyer figured a little nnd said political nial-rontcnts masquerading ns ervation. Lucy Hiultli Is a descendant he would take it, meaning the crop of free-silverites, when the time comes she of the ancient Rogue liver tribe and is Spokane W alla W alla, S p o Spokane apples, and loft tho check for that will doubtless register a substantial ma ttie possessor of 190 ncres of land In F ly er k an e, M inneapo F ly er amount. The old man reninrked he jority for a candidate in favor of the Correy county and a lot in the heart 2:20 p. m. lis, St. P au l, Du 10:15 a. m. lu th . M ilw aukee. would come over to town ami make the sound money which site so abundantly of Gold Reach, the most pretentious It b imp^vsifclc to promise particular features that will appear in the T ra iti» le a v e an d a re d u e to a rriv e a t P o rtla n d : C hicago an d East town of tho said county. Together Depot F ifth an d I 8ta., j deed. To his surprise the apple buyer produces. “ AMERICAN MONTHLY ” during the coming year, for it is. as the P o rtlan d . with her mother she was a visitor at informed him that he did not buy his C o u rie r Jo u rn a l. Bookman says, “ a great monthly newspaper.” As such, ft prints foe 8:00 p. m. O c e a n S t e a m - 4 :00 p. m. Hiletz this fall and formed the acquaint fO v e rla n d E x p ress— ") farm, but only the apples on the 44 Its readers an illustrated account of the notable things which make the history of The farmer is still playing a waiting I For Salem. Kosehurg- ance of Mr Itell. Friendship ripened F ro m P o rtla n d . ! A shland, Sacram en- acres. This did actually happen last fall. game with his wheat crop, and the oft- I the month, of the political, the All sailin g d a te s su b 6:00 p. m to. Ogden. San F ra n ' 9:30 s , , ,. .. . , . . . i into ahoitginal love, and the three [ect to change. economic, and literary happenings ‘ We knew of no review published, in this cisco, M ojave,LosAn repented prediction of sixty cents for i . , .. , . . . . . . For San F ran cisco — country or In Europe, which combines so success . .... . . . ! pooled their personal effects to enali e ! geles. El Paso. N ew which are of value to intelligent "cash wheat In Chicago ago lias has not yet .. . . . . . Sail O ctober 2, 5, 8. fully ss the A m irica m M o n th ly the alertness, L O rleans and E ast The Oregon Agriculturist says: A bill them to come out to Independence to 11,14, 17. 20. 23, 26, 20 timeliness, and energy of Journalism with the • 8:30 a. m R osebure p e s s e n g e r - • 4:30 p. m. men and women. The Editor’s •oundjulgment. carefu’y weighed opinion, exact f V ia Wood b urn, f r r ' has been intrixlured in the Oregon leg been realized. There are grave doubts! pick hops. The course of love and “ Progress of the World” tells suc Dally knowledge, and well-chosen English of the purely ; M ount Angel. Silver 8:00 p.m . Columbia River 4 00 p. in. islature for the absolute repeal of the that it will be, though tho seventh ; business ran smoothly In the clustered literary period leal’ T h t O u t l o o k . e x c e p t { ton. W est Solo. except E x .S u n d ay cinctly an illustrated story of the Itsam trs. Ex. Sunday Sunday. ! B row nsville. S pring Sunday. Oregon pure food law. The member daughter of a seventh daughter could bowers during the season, and with the S atu rd ay ! L field, an d N atron. month. The “ Leading Articles" 10:00 p. m To A storia an d Wav t 7 :8C p. m who introduced this hill has surely never not guess the market a day ahead. Hen- j proceeds of their work they purchased C o rvallis p asssenger.. 1 5:50 p. Landings. give the host thought and information of the current magazines in five contf timent controls in business as well as in ! considered what he is proposing to do. t 4:50 p m | such gaudv wardrobe and totas as t 8:25 a m. nentsi the contributed articles furnish the character sketches of the man of the affairs of the heart, and there are still > The adulteration of foods and drinks is ■ . , . . . . . . . . would them 6:00 a m. •D ally. fD ally e x ce p t Sunday. Willamette Hirer. 4:30 p. m. month, and give timely discussions by authorities on any question of immediate , _ enable . ___ .___ to wed , In , high * life E x .S u n d a y Kx. Sunday one of the most persistent crimes witli plenty of unknown quantities in I lit. I__ and go to housekeeping in impressive serious import. Oregon City, New. problem of prices. We know to a cer which we have to cn]ie at this time. bore,Salem a I T j style at Si let a. But Abraham's taste The result of this comprehensive effort to rdit in one monthly volume the la n d in g s . Every civilised nation lias kept lip the tainty that we have harvested a large for liquor overcame him and he became ra m e n to aud S*n Francisco. N et rare» fIT Information needed by intelligent people of “ live” instincts is best gauged in crop, though not an excessive one, and first class an d 111 second class. In c lu d in g fight against this form of fraud. We Intoxieated on the road soon after lenv.i the opinions which the readers of I sle e p e r 7:00 a m. Willamette and Yam* 1:80 p. in. have already checked tiie evil to a ma that Europe lias produced a much liottor ing Independence The pnwpeclltre R ates and tick ets to E a ste rn p o in ts an d E u Tues., T h u r kill R im e. Ih* AMERICAN MONTHLY Mon., Wed. rope. Also Jap a n . C hina. H o nolulu and An- an d 8at. terial extent, but even yet tho people of yield than usual. The Russian crop is j bride was thoroughly disgusted w ith a n d F ri. SPECIAL OFFER s tra lia . can be o b ta in e d from have seen fit to «xpness. Th«g O regon C ity, Day- J . B KIRKLAND, T icket Agent, the United States are by means of adul a mystery, but the probabilities are that this turn of atlairs and laid the ineb to n , A Way L and ire thinking business men, clergy 134 T h ird stre et. F o rtlau d , Or. ings. The current n um ber teration robbed of more money annually there will not be much for export, and 1 riate brave lieside the road. She then men, editors, lawyer», professors, an d the? two preced than the whole coat of running our na if the shortage should prove serious drove on without costing one longing, mgineers, the wide-awake —omen YAMHILL DI WD I ON. would be materially affected. We 6:00 a ro. Wi.'lemette River. in g issues................... 4 30 p. m. tional and state governments. Tardiness prices , . , . . . . . . . . .lin g e rin g look b e h in d S ubsequent Tue»., T h u r sf America. They write that the Tues.. T h u r. also know for a certainty that theexport ,, , , . . . ; , P assen g er d ep o t foot of Jefferso n street. a n d Sat. P o rtla n d to C o rral- in enacting and enforcing laws against __ __, a n d Sat. ,___r .. . : disclosures showed lhat Lucy and her AMERICAN MONTHLY “ h ‘ lis A Way L an d adulterations has deprived us of a valu demand lias been bettor fur anno days, | mother crossed the t ’orvallis f,-rry soon ings. indispensable ” t “ Is simply r.valuable” | “ is a generous library fn itself” » is A lrlie m a ll (tri w eekly). able foreign market tor cheese anil dis but that farmers bav* little disposition 1 afterward on their way to Gold Beach. " * historical cyclopedia of the • -rid ” I “ the best means of aid for a busy mao ” t * 4«> a m Lv Portland Ar 3 (ft p. m. ; Lv R fparia credited our butter in many foreign mar to sell. This has put the market upon a At the house of Foster, just «OIOSS acmes the Ssike River. Lv. Lew iston 11:35 a. m Lv ” the best periodical of the kiud we have ever had ” » “ a triumph of editorial N ew her* Lv : : : I a m ! 1:45 a. m. 5 45 a. m 3 W p m ? Wi » Ar kets. Oregon has the honor of lieing straight-out position of supply and de river, the weightier articles of tiie load Alrlie L t genius ” » “ the world under a field-glass,” etc., etc. Daily R ip a ria to Lew iston D aily mand. If this tliiig keeps up much | E x .S a tu rd a y among the first of the states of the Un S h e r id a n p a» * e :ig e r fd sH v e x c e p t S u n d a y ' Ex. F rid ay were left tiehind, it is supposed, to ex- longer a sharp rise in prii-es is to lie ex .SUBSCRIPTION f .{ICE. S2.50 PER YEAR ) I :»> p m I Lv P ortland A r I * 4" a. i ion to take up in a vigorous way the pediate their t. The more valualee I rti p m f Lv Newberg Lv 745 a i APwREaS fight against food frauds. To repeal our pected, and it is certainly to be imped articles, it may la’ said in charity, were 40 p m I A r S h e rid a n Lv I 5 90 a OLIVER & COLCORD, Agent». pure food law at this time would bring for. doubtless o:»Tried off as recompense for 6 . W. CUT ri. Agent, N ew berg. disgrace upin the state. In this partic O r»*eul»n R K 'E L E R M anager Lucy’S wounded dignity Abraham W . H. H U R L B U R T , C II MARKMAN. ular it would assign ns to a position in The general public is no», for obvious earn« on to Corvallis the following day * . J3 ASTOR PLACE. NEW YORK NEVYBERQ GRAPHIC. Keep Your Feet W /O y y ¿ \\ 111 Ot 1*1 Jw* I MEN’S a n d \ Jf You Would Have Good y Health During tho Rainy B O Y S ’ SH O ES. Because we buy direct from the factory. Because all our Shoes are made to order. Because they are made of i'resh new stock. Yours for the best footwear. HODSON BROS. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE. The Great National Family Newspaper The Grrapliic, Both One Year for $1,50. ELM ER P. D IX O N Boors, W indows, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Glass in Newberg. C. F. Moore & Co See m y stock of M achine Oil! D . W. P. I1EACOCK, Proprietor Depot Lumber Yard. DR. H. C. FENTON EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. JOHN A. BECK, ALFRED WHEELER. Feed & Seed Store WATCHMAKER JEWELER, W EAST AND SOUTH 0.R.&N. F pl 25c. American Monthly Review of Reviews F è P Portiaad Or. General Fasse&ser Agent PortlaaJ, Or.
