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DEADLY GUNCOTTON.
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FR EA K S O F A RIVER.
Crook«d That It Oeubl*
ÒUR
AMMUNITION.
» • « " '» Caeetully
&
o
»un­
[ Little Jackie—
ed last night
a hour ns bi? as s
me almost to piece».,
it mean
anything when you dri'am like that?
Mother (taking him tenderly hut
flrfnly across her knee)—-Yes, my
son, it (T ook , It means that i know
now exactly what became of the
jam that was loft after supper last
night
That's what it means!—
London Mail.
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i
A Stream
Will practice in all the court* of the
p le e iv e e f Warfare.
itaotf.
‘j
•** **• Hudaen River.
itate. Special attention uiven to pro*
There is a Annin in MasJhbn- . / } » b> the west hank of the
Manv aud odd six* the materials
tat* work, the writing of deed»., mort-
contracts and the drafting of all auler.ug into the manufacture of setts called the North river., it llud«.Ht river. ,n the barer piuaage
Newberg, Oregon.
modern explosive*, but perhaps the start* in a pond near ilan*oi*pnii t«> the Highlands and lying between
Floor in Union Block
most interesting of all these ele­ runs to
the sea m
al i DUSU«*y.
Scituate. m
It e •»
is *>««»> Poini and West Point in a
IQ Uie
ments of destruction a* well aa the ten miles by air line from Hiftsou region made famous by the Revolu­
simplest is guncotton. The gun­ to Scituate, and the river is .forty tionary war. is Iona island, the gm-
1 munition base of the United States
cotton manufacturing industry is miles long.
navy.
Urge, ae enormous quantities are
This river is probably the
At this tittle knowu place, a res­
used
in
the
charging
of
torpedoes
remarkable body of water, !»<
rta; Probate, Deed*,
legal papaia. Ab- and for similar purposes.
ervation of slightly more than 100
the Dead sea, on thia footsttx
acres, several hundred men are em­
The base of guncotton ia pare has stood more abuse snd bad_
bu . ployed in the preparation of am­
raw cotton or even cotton waste, gunge than the Chicago river,
munition for the guns of our war-
such as ia used to clean machinery, the tide is coming in the rive
mt
This is steeped in a solution of one j upstream, and not only tha
Hack of the hills which se-
h
part of nitric and three pans of' the upper part of it, which is
muat of the island from
sulphuric acid. It ia the former in- water, also runs up, and the a|
general view are tnagaxines and
it storehouses holding approximately
gredient that renders the mass ex- cle of a fresh water river bea
ploeive, the sulphuric acid being uphill ia alone enough to call
3,000,000 pounds of smokeless pow­
■V Office over First National
used merely to absorb all moisture, tion to itself. But there ia
der, 1,000,000 pounds of .black pow-
Bulk
■ t o
thus permitting the nitric acid to more to it than that.
! der and tens of thousands of shells.
Phone W hite 3-1
combine' more readily frith the eel-,
The North river is noted ft
Skirting the island, joining its la­
luioae of the cotton.
ing the scene of the last lndii
id bumtnri«« and storage place« and
After being soaked for several on the coast settlements. It is nffta- counci ring
l mg with the *—
landing
J!-~ pier,
’ • •
a>dU>av
hours in the solution described the ble for haring given birth
a . . small
^ the
•— j - is
r~. i-
. a l l railroad, the locomotive
: - '
cotton is passed between rollers to ship Columbia, whose captai dis- 1 of which is operated by compressed
DR. A M . DAVIS
sxpel all nonabsorbed acid, a process covered and named the Coi
W air. to avoid heat, sparks snd elec­
carried to completion by washing.; river, and was the first American tricity. This is used in the trans­
the cotton in clear water. This | vessel to circumnavigate the world, portation of the deadly cargoes
washing process is a long one, re- j It is notorious for having sudlenlv from one building to another and in
lUillPT maclmiery which reduces changed its mind on its coursfc on carrying ammunition to the dock
cotton
the night of Nov. 27, 1898, when where it is received for the war-
paper pulp. Should any nonabsorb- it moved it* mouth three r a il« to
ed acid be allowed to remain it the northward, presented the town
hour separate fireproof walls sur-
would decompose the cotton.
of Marshfield with a deep harbor, round each of the magazines, which
I f the explosive is to be used aft­ killed three
into compartments
compartments ...
in
___ men and
. . converted . j _ are
_ _ divided
_ —
er the manner of powder it is atill about 200,000 acres of prime mead- order to safeguard against the com­
further pulverised and then thor­ ow land into a salt marsh.
• p|ete destruction of the works in
oughly dried, but if intended for
But the ehief thing about this the event of a fire or small explo­
torpedoes it ia pressed into cakes of i t e r is its crookedness. This nver . gion. £ , refu| ¡Mpection of all of
various shapes and sixes—disk shap­ is so crooked that it double crosses the cartridge stores and powder
Office over.U. S. Natl. Bank
ed, cylindrical, flat squares and itseif. If you «font believe it go bui,dings is made at frequent in-
cubes. When not compressed gun -ami see. There is one place in Han- tervals during both dav and night,
Phone Black 171
cotton is very light, aa light aa ordi- ( over where by making three loops Afl<,r , undowD e?erv ^
gl on” ^
►♦♦eee«
nary batting.
'
; the river moves toward the se. for t h a *
j* recorded at the .d-
A peculiar characteristic o f this ; a distance of almost fifty feet and ; ministration building by electric in-
w e te w m m w i i i t f w i » » »
ternhle explosive ii that a brick of meanders about for fifteen nnlee m gtrompots
it when wet may be placed on a bed doing i t — Exchange.
C & * attenlion is paid to the
of hot coats, and a« the moisture
temperature* Wherever explosive*
Still Ahead.
dries out the cotton will flake and
are kept, the heat being regulated
A man who was traveling on a to remain between 85 degrees and
burn quietly
If dry originally,
- r Thia one-quart
however, the guncotton will explode one track “ up country” railway 9U degrees at all times. Tbe in­
Phone*
with terrible force at about 320 de­ some time ago tells a story of the terior wall* and floors of the maga­
O ffice, WhiteJ22; R es. Black 90
1 jewelry drummer who aat in the zines are so made that not a single
grees of heat.
In general it ia the custom to ex- seat in front of him:
piece of iron or steel ia exposed.
He was one of that wide awake, Upon entering one o f the «tincture*
ptode guncotton by detonation or
an intense »hock instead of by heat. never let any thing get the bffkt of inspectors and woritmen wear a
In a torpedo tbe explosive charge ia yon kind of men. Presently tbe special kind ef clothing and soft
advertised in woaan*a maga-
wet, this wet cotton being explod­ train stopped to take on water, and shoes without n ai\ carrying abso­
No other Dke it
xinea, we «hall be glad to show
ed by means of dry cotton in a tube, the cond actor neglected to send lutely nothing composed of iron nor
you— and other aluminum uten-
No other as good 1
thia having been fired by a cap of back a flagman. Ae express running anything which in any possible
■fla bearing tha wall-known Tka low Rama Tewing Uaahlna flamaaav
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fulminate of mercury, tbe cap itself a( the rate of thirty miles an boor manner might produce a spark.
*‘W o n r -S
r " trade
ORANGE. MASS.
Make a life-
having been fired by the impact of came along and before it could ba
Similar precautions are taken in
stopped bumped the rear end of the the tilling room*, where the charges
time investment whan
the torpedo against the target.
first train. Tbe drummer was lift­
Warn«
you
get cooking ware.
art placed in tha sheila. Here every-
An Old Law.
ed from his «eat and pitched head
j one is drived in white aetge, and
i th at'
The late Albert Pell, a Con­ first into the seat ahead, • His silk
the tools such as measuring cups,
servative member of parliament, hat was-jammed clear down over his
im i I
Thm • N a t i o n a l • W e e k ly
scales and funnels, are made of
who devoted hie life to the better­ ear*. He picked himaelf up and
copper, which does not give off
Littlefield A Romig
ment of agriculture, tbe prevention settled back in hia seat. No bone*
sparks, even when struck by
of cattlo disease and the adminis­ had been broken. He pulled off his
In C lu b »
— Exchange.
tration of the poor laws, was a man hat, drew a long breath, straighten-'
Until thl* pear
of ready wit
ed up and said:
fslhr'i hag been
Cw rad of Oi
and 8 UEGEON 8
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•oldat $5.50. Now
“ Well, thev didn’t get by u*. any­
It is stated in a volume of remi­
“ 1 never complained," once said
the price ia $2.50
Office in First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
niscences Of Mr. Pell that during an way.”
Sa’di,
the poet, “ of my condition Notice o f District Road M eeting.
and we have secured
Phone, Black 31
election he was asked if he was not
«concession where­
but on a -ingle occasion, when my
Curious
Placs
Name*.
by we can offer it
♦ » ♦ ♦ < > ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » » » ♦ » » the member who had made the law
To rote «n addition.! lux In Road Dlktrfrl
feet
were
bare
and
1
had
no
money
There are some curiou* place
at * Mill further
numbered iblrl>'-slx (M) to Yamhill router
which commanded poor men to sup­
reduction in con-
names of pretty long standing in' to buv shoes, but I «aw a man with­ SUte of Oregon.
port their parents.
__
aactioa with thi*
out feet and-became instantly eon-
KoUce 1« hereby (iri-g that we the nnner-
and
near
Bury,
Lancashire,
a*,
for
“ No,” he rapped’ out; “ that- ia an
■i*oed, resident tax pay,re »1 Kmut District
#
publication. _
DR. THOS. W. HESTER
example, Jericho, Nineveh, G oshen* tented with my lot.
numbered thirty-tUx (SB) I d Yamhill n>un y
older law. It was written by God
Being asked frtnn whom he learn- state ol Oregon, together comprising more than Spedii Otter te Per B n ie n
Physician and Surgeon
Almighty on two tables of stone Gospel. Egypt and * Paradise, the
last
named
appropriately
in
coni
*'** philosophy, Sa’di replied, MB per cent of the resident t.x payer» in raid
Office in D ixon Building
and brought down by Mosee from
C-hrVM
me new price« we M r e i
tinuation
of
Parson’s
lane,
with
the
*^‘
rojn
Uie blind, because they nev- Hoed District numbered thlrty-dx [Vi] hereto
W e « O ffiu w q u tl I U U m M
Mount Sinai, and, as far aa I can
glee notice the! « meeting of the resident tax offer it and oar
rectory and parish church close by.-1 er. *dvance a step until thev have peyers of sold Rood Dletrlet numbered thlny-
for the price o f __________
make out, Thomas, it ia the stone
N E W B E R G - - OREGON
offer end most be taken adv
______ ____
tried the ground.”
Not
the
least
interesting
was
men­
»1*
{**).
1*
Yamhill
county,
«tote
of
O
regon.
Is
* * * « * * ♦ * ♦ * # * « * * and not the law that ha* got into tioned during the hearing of a case,
“ They usked me,” Sa’di writes in hereby celled, end will tm held at the Mono-
WWl Yjs G * Ja C.lK.r’.
your heart.”
Top Church In the eforemtld road district,
at the Manchester assize*. One of the Gulistfln. “ *Of whom didst thou tot*
county
and
lists,
on
the
S
O
lb
day
,f
Novem
ber
S? ^
faerie««
the witnessc*, who is chairman of learn manners?’ I replied: ‘From A D, IN*, at obe [I] o'clock tn tbe afternoon of
The Rival Father*.
tbe
unmannerly.
Whatever
I
aaw
sold day, the purpose ot wild meeting being to
SARAH E. SMITH
“ You say your baby doesn't walk the Birtle parish council, said that
them do which I disapproved of, discern tbe advisability ol levying asperlalor
s ^ r j or.*tehoU',,nia' A^ - u-
yet?*' said Jones “ Mine doe*, and “ where he lived was commonlv call­
additional tea* tax in »aid road district, amt
that
I
abstained
tram
doing.’
*
and Surgeon
10N I
it is not a* old as yours. Your baby ed ‘The House That Jack Built.’ ”
to determine what If any county roads or por
—London
Graphic.
ttoos thereof. In said rond district, «bsll be im­
ity Hall
cut bis teeth yet?”
An Armed Crab.
proved in any special manner, and the char
“
Not
vet;”
said
Bones.
“ This crub.” said tbe keeper of acter and extent of such Itn •-ovement or Im­
-White 147
J u v a n ila L o g ic .
“ Oh, mine has— all of them,”
Residence Phooe—Blue 68
provement* they »bail make thereon, ami to
Small Johnny had on his beak tbe aquarium, “goes armed in bis levy
»ueh special or additional tax, not to ex-
CoDier’ s .
«aid Jones. “ Docs your baby talk?”
. f t » ) r n m
native
>ute.
In
his
claws,
which
clothes, and hi* mamma told him
OREGON
eed ten mills on the dollar, upon ail the tax­
“ Not yet.” replied Bones. “ Can
are
too
weak
to
light
with,
he
al­
G
rap
h
ic
not to play in the dirt with them on.
able real and personal property, wi bin »aid
vours ?”
l
road district. as a majority ol suob resident lax
“ Don’t they have any dirt in hea­ ways carries -e* anemones,
“ Great Scott, yCs,” answered
“ The crab in. of the genu* Metis. payers shall deem advisable, lor the purpose of
ven (o play in ?” lie asked.
raising money with which to defray the ex­
“ No, of course not,” replied hie He fives among lieds of coral in pense. or expenses ol such »perlal improve­
DR. FRED t t WILSON * Then Bone* got desperate “ Doe*
OVER 08 YCAR0*
tropical
-eas.
The
anemone*
he
Car­
ment or improiementa. in said road district
mother.
s
cxpcRicrioe
he u-e a safety razor or one of tbe
ninehered
thirty
six
(W
J
ft,
ramlilli
county,
nes—
one
iu
each
claw,
like
a
nose­
Osteopathic Physician and
‘Then what do little boya do up
state
of
O
regon
other sorts?” he asked.— l'hiladel-
gay—are stinging, poisonous ones.
there ?” queried Johnny.
Surgeon
Dated this lcth day ot November A D, pin.
* ‘ phia ledger.
“ They- are liis defense against
“ Oh, they,play harp* and sing
Names—P. R. Otis. V. K Baker. <> ft Hut
606 1-2 First Street
Newberg i
—
and sit under beautiful tree*,” wa« enemies, and when I Bee a soldier ebens, I. if. OrndutT, J. A, Brunson. P. j Orn
Z ?
He Obj«Ct*d.
»feanm: OftlM t lM k 111 , * m . R«d *
earning a gun I think to myself duff. M. C. Luellen, tie ry Haveinau, f. R.
A surgeon was explaining a very the reply.
Harrtger. I. W. Noble.
V7 pdffi
»» » » » *
»w ee »oes»
WiAr.K3
“ Well,” said the little fellow, “ I that there is a little pink crab in
uncommon case to hi* student* and
O rate no
the sea that i* quite a* wise a* any
don’t
see
how
they
can
have
tresi
CoPVf.WHTO
finished up ns follow»:
m e w ite iM i w w
soldier.”
An rone sending a-k si.li »ml d nTlpu.Hi r,.- >
Notice o f Adm inistrator’s Sale o f
aatektr «m riu m o ir < ilium f.»s »In u.cr i i
“ This, gentlemen, i* a very rare if there ain’t no d irt” — Houston
invenilnn is tihdinhly (v,(cut» b l« Ç a otm tln l’ .
D R . G. E. S T U A R T
_
R eal Property.
Uoimsirlcilycciitii’im ut. griIPTOK ' " i I mu - m ,
tumor indeed.
In all mv thirty Post.
Juat a« a Camplimant.
C. R. C H A PIN
* LAWYER
; P. F. HAWKINS J
DENTIST
I
Keeps
Your
m j§
stove
Shining Bright
Barfcroft« Drug Store
D E N T IS T
J. C. PRICE
B
D e n t is t
Dr. E. P. Dixon ?
DENTIST
“Wear-Eve^
C ollier.’s
■
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
P H Y S IC IA N S
!
!
ii
*i.so|$2.50
!
Physician and Surgeon
107 S. Mai* S l
year*’ experience 1 have never come
across one like this, and you will
Cdk
see me remove it tomorrow.”
“ No, you won’t,” said the pa­
tient.
“ If that’* all the experience
»
Red 96 ♦
roli’ve had of this sort of thing I ’m
going home.”
»♦ »♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »»♦ »♦ ♦ e e e e e e e
Wants* to Fin* Out.
It was night. They— he and *he
—were sitting on the porch look­
ing at the atar*
“ Yon know, I
•oppose.” he whispered, “ whet a
young man’* privilege i* when he
Go«W. Barn.
tee* a sliooting star?“
Pho« Black 47
A Consistent Cutter.
“ No.” *he answered “ 1 haven’t
Browawald R mc K. SckoWT
“ Who on earth cut vour hair?*?
S3.
Call o*c< <V or mgh.
tbe slightest ideo There goes one?” gasped Mrs. Gunson as her husband
» > M s e e » » » e * * e * » * « » * » * M » i —Chicago Tribune
armed home,
f jP
“ A locksmith, rnv dear.” replied
>!»V W . W . H ollingsw orth A Son
H Ha* In*«**
Mr. Onnson. “ THd yon think e
He— Do vou think kissing it aa barber had anything to do with it?"
Fonarmi Directora A Em baí mar
dangerous
a* (he doctor* say?
Galla Amw.-*d Day or Ni*tn
“ Indi-ed, I did not!” retorted Mrs»
She—
Well,
it ha* certainly pul Gunson. “Judging from the shoggt
Lady Assistant*. "N o extra chary*
OMc*, White S
Ras. Black M an end to a good many bachelors, et wev it has been trimmed, I thought
ewv ret«.— New York Hne.
perhaps it was done by a Hackman."
N aw b.rg.O r«.
Dr. C.L Brown, D.V.S. t
w
Count
Baldissare
Caatiglione
An Honest Horaa.
An Iri*h dealer when selling a wrote of manner* in sixteenth cen­
nag to a gentleiran frequently .ob­ tury Italy: “ Discourse of love ia
served with emphatic earnestness used by every gentleman, * * * not
that he wa* an honest horse. After only when impelled by ardor, but
the purchase had been effected thé also merely to do honor to tbe lady
gentleman «sked him what he with whom he speaks. Tbe pre­
tense of loving her is, at any rate,
meant by an honest horse.
“ Why, *ir,” replied the seller, a testimony to hur worthiness to be
“ whenever I rode him he alwsys loved. She. on her purt, will for a
threatened to throw me off. end h e, time -c o m to fail to understand
certainty never deceived me.” — and anon will take it all as a merry
Ual
J
“ F|. "
/
London Mail.
Notice Is hereby given that Ike undersigned
aominlstrafor of the dale of Isaac H. Ramey,
deceased by ylrtnv of aoxirder and llcease of
sals duly made and entered In the county
court of tbe Slate of Orecon. for Yamhill coen-
ty.on the 2 nd day of November, iftf. latbo
matter of ssld eataie. aothnrUing, empowering
and directing him so to do. wilt on teturday.
the 12th day of December, IHH al two o’clock
In the iiftemoan of said1 day offer for rale, and
sell in tha higb-st bidder for ea,h at public ,
auction, in on« pi reel, the following dewilticd f
real property belonging ton hi asiaie. to alt:
Situate, lying and hetng In Yamhill conniy.
State of "regon, and Ijelna a part of the Dona­
tion Lvnd culm ol Luke McKern and wile.
Claim No M, Notification So. 1W0 I d Tn unship
Three Seeth. Range Two Wes« of the Wiliam -
•eut free
ir e » tiMcO
uwc«t niinncy
nuoncy for
toc somirl.nr
sent
sttotirlmt puleiii c
l'atonts taken•tlinnisli
taken•tl.nnisb St.....
Minci à
i -■ -----*-
rnloms
» ‘ co.
receive
•psafaíeaUef, euhoat Champ, lu tba
Scientific iïmCil tan.
A hetidsrvnely tthwimicfi w— *»v.
ciiluthni up»nÿs.'i, 'iiie*| A,ni,
'
‘ cSndlquul,
M 9NR
AdministrAlor’ a Notice,
ette Mrrld lian, and partícula:!»' described
follows: Beginning al an Iron
at tha
Northeast corner o/aald nUlm. thence running
—
Senlb (degree« IT West f * li chain, to an iron has qualtfed.
. .
pipe a< the Nofibweat cornet of the
Par-
F««« an* Prom.
Now,
‘ Donation Land claim. Claim No. 61 ,
b
Perseas kavág
ata lip
Mkw novinni Avio
_i ié ____
Sortie varietier of fish can stand ( M i l «catto« No MSI; thence with center of
••w
licicvj
Co
ouioy rood north 7* degree« SI' We«« fin *
any amount of cold without harm. chain»
W» the proper voedwr»,
‘
mimstratov ot Ins oftce.
PerWh will live in pond* which are grcee
thence
Yamhill Coenty. Ore-
fatten practically solid lb every a .
bom the data I of
< this
Donation
hnrd winter. The whiteflsh of Can­
W 9UL
-
__
of Ehr.hrth A,
ada, caught through hole« In the premiar» iaaw
and w ill he made subject
Hoe
by
tbe
C
o
A
ty
Court
ef
Yaml
ambili Conniy,
ice. have been picked up froaen ao
’ for Estele.
10-15 lo 11-12
stiff that thev would break like brit­
Doled thl* m b day ef November^ h i t
tle stick*, vet when carefully thaw­ Administrator of the «slateOf Isaac B . R
The VV eekly O rfg mían and
ed out showed sign* of Ufa.
Pim I
. II ix
li-IO.
Graphic one year $2.25.
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