Newberg graphic., March 13, 1891, Image 2

.'4iW A R ia«U l
V. & W . V. T IM E T A B L E .
i
July, 1^0.
North.
8outh.
V ‘JO a. in. Lv. Portland Ar. 3 15 p. m.
Oswego
2 35 p. in.
10 00 n. m .
Tualitnu
2 0ó p. m.
10 23 a. m.
Hniocks
1 SO p. in.
1») 1.» a. in.
1 ‘Si p. m.
Middleton
10 50 a. m.
11 40 a. m. Ar Newberg Lv. 12 35 p. m.
.2 Si p. in.
Dundee
11 55 a. m.
Potscnger and F reight Kale« to all points
« a n foe ofotaiued from Agent Newberg.
T h e p eo p le of W arbington a p p e a r to
M andkkson , c f N(j1»i;pka, w as clioecn
to the | kw it ion of p re s id e n t of llio M iia te , have b e e n singularly u n fo rtu n a te in tiie
vacated by Ingalls. This is the elegant selections they have made for their p u b ­
specimen of senatorial ability who recent­
ly stated that the mortgages on the farms
of hi* constituents were evidences of their
prosperity.
lic ofluial*. They have a prominent
judge who gambles, and thirtv-niue legis­
lator* who are bribe-takers. Roth these
eases have been proven, but by a sort of
political whitewashing process the parties
have been “ cleared.” Oregon can usual­
ly discount W ashington in any sort of a
contest, but we haven’t anything that will
size up with this.
A man over in Iowa n a m e d Ilenn laid a
corner stone the other day which no doubt
K. K oehlib ,
K. A. B oa RDM am ,
was all right and proper and our people
Mgr.
A. G. F. & P. A.
have no objections to raise, but Oregon
people do object when Iowa liens lay eggs
NEWBERG GRAPHIC. to be shipped out here to lower the price T he Ifeadtighi says that tiie !>est of feel­
ing exists between Tillamook and Yam­
of the Oregon product.
ISHl’KD E VICKY FUI DA Y MORNING.
hill counties. C eitainlv; tiie tim e is past
for anything hut the best of feeling be­
T
ub workmen employed in tiie prepara­
EDITOR# AND PUBLIKIIMRS:
tween all parts of tiie state. The county
tions for the world’s fair will “ knock oiF”
or town th at attem pts to build itself up on
K. H . W oo d w a rd & O rm . C. K m kry .
work at the end of eight hours, as that
tiie ruins of a neighbor is not to tie toler­
has been declared l»v the managers a
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1891.
ated in this state, where it lias become
day’s work. This is the result of a con­
tiie duty of ail sections to work for the in­
E ntered a-< second class m atter nt the pos>t certed action on the part of organized la­
terests of tiie state at large. Tho super­
office at Newberg, Oregon.
bor, $1.50 day will be paid for unskilled
abundant growth of moss so noticeable in
labor.
places, is owing to this spirit of selfishness
TIIE rR O B LEM OF LIFE.
and
lack of interest in general affairs, and
What is life, my pilgrim brother,
T iik legislator who would (alto a I>ril>o tiie timo has come to discourage such a
And why is it but a span;
is as much a traitor as any man can be, a spirit whenever it appears. H ere’s our
Can the sages of all ages.
for in so doing lie not only betrays bis hand for the interests of O b eo o n .
Solve the destiny of man?
constituency, but be casts a reproach upon
Is lie horn with high am bitions
But to perish in a day;
tho institution of popular government.
Tho New York Christian Advocate
Are his thoughts delusive phantoms
Imprisonment at bard labor, one day for Hays Robert J. Burdette, tbe humorist,
That like snowflakes pass away?
each dollar of bis price would b e a punish­ though an ordained Baptist preacher,
Surely, there m ust be solution
ment none too severe.
To a problem so obscure—
has become a drunkard, and gives several
Surely, this m ust foe the shadow
Of a life th at will endure.
The scenes of time are all so tleethig,
The “Hands of life" no quickly run,
That our work must he completed,
When it seems but Just begun.
Here we And ourselves suspended
Between two vast eternities—
The past but dim ly com prehended;
The future fraught with mysteries.
Here diseases prey upon us,
Here our bodies waste away.
How strange that workmanship so grand
Should foe subject to decay.
Why must earth with teeming m illions
Undergo the afflicting ro d ;
Why this manifest estrangem ent
From the “City of our God.”
Why this suffering, toil and sorrow.
Why these clouds that intervene;
Ask the hosts of men ami angels,
And the answ er comes—" ’tis sin."
Can it be, earth has been stricken
From tiie galaxy of spheres,
That with unison of action,
To his perfect law adheres?
Arc we left to grope in darkness,
Through the vast Abyss unseen?
Is there naught that can restore us
To our favored place again.
Lo! the answer comes from heaven,
Which dispels the darkened gloom;
Christ descends, und “Jacob’s ladder"
Hpaus tiie mighty space between,
its topmost rounds reach unto heaven,
Close by the “Gates Ajar,"
Angels come and go upon It,
Bringing tidings from afar.
Angels that in primal Eden
S hw man fonnished for his sin,
And the entrance closely guarded,
lx*st he should return again—
These have come with words of welcome,
And th eir messages have proved
That the Gateway has been opened,
And the “ Flaming Sword” removed,
-L. E lla H artley , in Academician /or March.
T h e p h ila n th ro p is t is o n e w h o d e sire s
to lieneflt o th e rs.
T h e m an w ho advo­
c a te s th e saloon a s a p u b lic b en efieiarv
w ould th e n seem a p h ila n lh ro o is t, w ere
it n o t for tiie fact, e asily d e m o n s tra te d ,
th a t tiie saloon is u su a lly th e re su lt r a th e r
th a n tiie cau se of p ro sp e rity , in sta te s
w h e re th e y are to le ra te d .
M r . If erman received many congratule-
tory telegrams from a num ber of western
states, over tho success of his Indian
depredations bill. This net will give
citizens of Oregon several thousand dol­
lars, and make a warm place in many
hearts for Ringer H erm an, who, after
all, only did bis duty as a servant of tiie
people.
I t is e s tim a te d t h a t s ix ty th o u s a n d
y o u n g m e n a n d w om en w ill g ra d u a te th is
y e a r fro m th e colleges of th o U n ite d S ta te s
a n d t h a t th re e f o u rth s of th is n u m b e r
will co m e fortli fro m in s titu tio n s u n d e r
(lie caro of re lig io n s d e n o m in a tio n s.
W h a t a n a rm y of y o u n g peo p le p re p a re d
tor Die ac tiv e d u tie s of life.
O regon oliera a w o n d erfu l fichi for th è
in v e sto r,
but
th e y
w lio w ill u lti-
i.iAteiy realizo Ilio m o st on tlie ir c a p ita i,
a n d wlio will prove of g rc a te s t b e n e llt to
th è s ta te , a ro th e y w h o corno h ero ox p o ct
ing t o m a k e a h o m o , am i w ho co n seq u o u t-
!y w ill tak o a n in te r e s t in all m a tte r s per-
ta im n g to th o p u b lic gooil. Thia c la s s of
people sh o u ld Vie espociully e n ro u ra g e d .
instances of his intoxicated condition
when filling engagements for lectures.
Tin's is a sad and disappointing announce­
ment, (or Burdette has been considered
one of tiie best and cleanest of American
humorists.—Ex.
Only another evidence that ninety-nine
men out of a hundred w ho “ take a drink
when they please and let it alone when
they please,” como to tho point sooner
or later in life, when they please to do
the drinking oftener than they please to
let it alone.
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Willamette Heal Estate Company.
REAL
Small
H E W
Fruit
B E R G ,
ESTATE,
LOANS AND
INSURANCE,
STOCK
RANCHES
O R .
•
NEWBERG,
-
-
HOUSE ami SION PAINTER.
!
done by DAY
I
W. LYLE,
NEWBERQ,
•
OREGON.
Oltlre on M Un street, opposite J. I* Carter’s
store. Calls ina<le ni «II hours. Chnmto
cases u specialty.
i l
W. McCONKKLL, M. D.
\X •
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
NEWBKBO,
-
-
OREGON.
Otllce in the Scarce residence. All calls
prom ptly am ended p* day or nkrht. DUease*
oi women and c ln ld rj^ ^ specialty.
J ) R . HAROLD CI A R E ,
Z D E Z S T T IS T .
N E W D E U a/y "
•
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NEW BERG ,
OREGON
Gold filling a specialty. Gas or Vitalized Air
given in extracting teeth. All work
warranted. Office on Ceuter street, opposite
the Post Oilice.
DR. YOUNG,
V E T E R E X A R Y S U R O EO N.
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T h e r e is a disposition evinced by some
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NO IIIU1IC F ft .r ln« mi'
y taught
a ! SO U It. i
2:. < . a Is i . i : \ liux -ili«), Aiifttistu, M k I hc ,
C. B, Haworth
.
.
.
OREGON.
J. D. TARRANT & SON, P r o p r ie to r s .
7Ye have remodeled our M IL L a n d can noiv m a n -
u f act are FLOUR o f the best grade, by the F U LL
R O LL E R PROCESS.
t e _ F F .F D WILL HE GROUND EVERY S A T U R D A Y ..*#
Cash paid for Wheat
AAS
iti
.
^EWBERG f LOURING MlLLS.
A Y EA H f I undertake t<. hr»« flv
t e r c h a n y icdrly i n te llig e n t p t r s e n o f e ith e r
MX, a l i o c m re a d u u d w rite , a n d w h o ,
a f te r i n s tr u c tio n , w ill w o ik in d u s trio u s ly ,
h o w to f u n i T h re e I h i.u a i.n n l l o i i a r s 'a
» üii in th eir-
s i i tie s , w h e r e v er th e y llv e .I w ill nino f u m i, b
th e » itu a ti'ii! <ireni|.L
iu -u t,a t \t h ic b } ou i a n e a rn th a t n n .o n n t. I
i su c c e s s fu l ns a b o v e . E a s ily a n d rjn ici.lv
le a rn e d , t de L-aire h u t
» w o r k e r troni u n til d is tric t < r e t tm iv . 'l
h a v e «Ire« ly
d p ro v id e d w ith e ir .jd > * in m f a
‘
h u m h e r, w h o
r over
n yci • c I, It - * I
’.I p a r tic u la r « T 2?’ SI S '. A d d i, s- r.t c u t e ,
W
.
REPAIRING FINE WATCHES & CLOCKS A SPECIALTY.
or CONTRACT.
Newberg, Oregon.
Office, corner Fir&t sad Mata Streets.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
O R .
Watch maker and Jeweler.
Houses psinted in the latest TINTS.
Paper
llAiigiiig, Graining, Staining am] Hard oil
finish,
! Shop on Main Street,
OREGON.
Sale-
F.H. Howard,
Office and Residence line Block 8outh of Post
O ilice.
N cwbero ,
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O regon .
W. CARMAN, M. D.,
For
L A F A Y E T T E ,
BURT MOORE,
—: PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,:—
W
FARMS,
Tracts,
All
Kinds
of Town
And
City
Property
J. M . W R IG H T & SO N S, M A N A G E R S .
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T
AND GRAIN
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TO OUR CUSTOMERS.--------- CALI. AND SEE US.—__
Newberg,
A full line of under­
taker's goods may he
found a t my residence
on Winooski street. Pri­
ces reasonable.
JOS. WILSON,
D EA LER IN
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
OPPOSITE BANK.
'».*». T0 n yertr :« hein? m«tie hw John H.
o«lnin1’Iryy.N.Y.,at uork fur ti* Guider,
j. J’ou nmy not r i ko a» n:nrh, Dut ni: t an
ît i'h y u quukl.v h'iv toetiin from #5 to
1 1 ? .0 a dry at tli • -tint, and un ie us you po
i"ii. Uoth hçxu«, r.ll aire*. In nny |mrl of
■S inerte n. yen mu comment ont home, irtv-
Çîi-if ull yottr tiiiu ,nr Bjiarc moments unly to
' tin: work. Ail is nuw. (.mit jiay H F t.ir
every wurkor. V.'e etnrt voit, ftimlbhing
everytliinjr. KA8II.V, Hl’IiKl'JLY teMtind.
LA G II“- 1 LAltK FliKIi. Adilross fit once,
,fca\S(;„ Ai tu., lOitlLAnD, 3i.xi.NK.
The treatment of horses a specialty.
papers in this country to give McGrath,
Calls attended with promptness.
tiie traitorous president of tho Kansas
N ew b er g ,
O r eg o n .
state allianco, a goodly lot of free adver­
tising over liis “ farmers’ trust” scheme.
M
i l l i n e r y .
It .night be well to inform those of our
M ILLINERY and DRESSMAKING.
readers who may not know it, th at Frank
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McGrath hu£ no following in Kansas, ex­ A fu lllin e of Millinery goods. New arrivals
cept in tiie republican party, and that at of the latest styles every week. Cutting and
fi’.ting by the French bias system. Location on
the present time proceedings are on foot Main St.
Mas. N e tt ie H anson .
lo oust him from his position.
And fur­
thermore, ttiat such schemes are not, MAIN ST. NEWBERG, OR.
HATK TRIM M ED TO ORDER ON
never have been nor ever can lie advocat­
SHORT NOTICE.
ALSO A FULI
ed by any organization that demands
SA M U EL H O B SO N
LINE OF READY TRIM M ED GOODS
“ equal rights for all, and special privileg­
on HAND.
CALL AND EXAM INE
es for none.”
It is ail a plan to give tiie
MY SUPPLY.
easily purchasable mono|io)y press of tiie
M b s . S. E . S m ith .
country an opportunity to got off some­
thing more than usually mean about tho
^can In* rnrufil at ourXT.W HniorwGrk,
rapltlly and lmn irablr, Ly tho— of
alliance.
Sr* H eit,,' r spx- yGm*tr<’r old, an<1 in their
■ l a U 11 B B ow» hn aitlii a,\vlti!rete*r they livp. Any
A R /T IS T .
"«*
■ ■ ** * one tan do the work, linav to learn.
H o w t o l >r u n c t h e I ’e a c h .
We ftirnish overythiitfr. W.: start y.,u. No ri.«k. You cun devote
Portraits enlarged to life size and finished your
«pare inomeniN, or nil your time to the work. '1 hi* ia no
entirely
new
lead, uid brings wonderful sunem, toeverv wotker.
Tliere aro two special objects lo consid­
in Crayon India Ink or W ater Colors,
beginners are eaniing from s»2.‘. to #.'»» per week and upwiwds,
more after a little exiiet itnee. can fnniisli you the em­
er in pruning the peach ; one is to obtain R oom o v er M oore B r o s ., D rug S to r e and
ployment ami tea. h you r GI F. N0 «p-n-e to explain here. Full
in format ion FKKK. '115 l K <•«*., AlfitBTA, 3.A1NG.
wood only, and tho other for fruit and
NEW BERG, OREGON.
Photographer
Portrait & Landscape
CENTER STREET.
Friends’ Pacific Academy,
IT B W S E E .G -,
O E -S G -O N .
Before sending your cliiklrcn away from home to school investigate the m erits of
: r a ! i : a ’ d » 1 p
NEW STOCK!
r?U T V 7 3 T D D I O
Of T he L a test S ty le s.
Oregon.
(
a c if ic
a c a d e m y
.
We are prepared to offer better advantages now than at any tim e in the past.
Five courses of study: viz. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ACADEMIC, COMMER­
CIAL, MUSIC and ART.
The Gram m ar school and Academic courses gives opportunities for a thorough
anil refined education. In the Commercial course students may obtain a practical
working knowledge of Book-keeping, *e.
In tiie Music course instruction will be given on the Piano anil Organ. Tiano for
practice will be furnished students at *1.00 per month. In tho Art course instruc­
tion will he given in Crayon Drawing and Oil Painting.
For Catalogue,
Address,
EDW IN MORRISON, Principal.
S om ething N ew .
S om ething N ew . • •
enough w ood to produce tho proiier num ­
I t is to b e sincerely hoped th a t the ber ol leaves to sustain and maturo tiie
IV A L .
E ncourage th e im m ig ra tio n of h o m e ­ forthcoming new daily in I ’ortlaml will fruit th a t season, and cause plenty of fruit U E W
Graves Bros, have started a Cabinet shop one
b u ild e rs . Whatever th e y d o will bo of start out and hold a patronage th at will buds to set for tiro following season.
block west of Jones’ hall and are prepared to
first class work w ith the latest improved
keep it from going to tho wall. Tho peo­
*£■£)
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la s tin g b e n e fit to th o sta te .
Tiie first of these objects is sought in do
m achinery. New work done to order Brim?
ple of Oregon are ripe for something be­ pruning the young tree tiie tirst and sec­ in your old furniture and ?et it repaired. We
EAR
R
iver
Landing,
warrant our work i? be first class and low
EA R S iw m il l a n d Box Factory,
A C.... uf viaiyrmnta will biavo CounciJ sides editorial bombast ut so much t**r ond, and often the third seasons, w bon prices.
Give us a call.
Grove, Kansas, on tho llPh lamini for line, anil even an “ independent demo­ a peach tree is first set out it is better if it
G raves B ros ., Newberg, Or.
E A R t h e T o w n of Xewltorsr,
c r a ts ” sheet might prove better than tiie consists of only a single straight, branch­
l'orllaud and the Sound country.
N o .
m
EAR Schools and Churches,
one which assumes to hold letters patent less stem with good leaf buds. If such a
T E. IIESrO N ’S
T iie c en te r of population of tiie United on tiie state at large.
tree, cut th e top to within 12 or Iti inches
(T iie E . H . W oodward F arm .)
States according to tho last census is in
of tiie ground, leaving four or better five
Decatur county Indiana a little south­
W e h o pe some resident of our fair stato buds neat the top to grow out for limbs.
Is always open, re a d y for
EASILY CLEARED. GOOD SOIL AND \
west of Ureensburg.
will take it upon himself to inform tho If tiie young tree lias branches th at are ALL KINDS OF WORK IN I l l s LINE.
EXCELLENT FR U IT LAND.
standard Oil Co. th a t in Oregon, whore within 18 inches of tho ground, it would Give him a call. Shop near tiie Pank
A T e a c h e r s ’ institute for this district, tho larger part of tlio coil oil is used in do to let tiie third or fourth bud from the
Building
Ttiis property will double in value in the
embracing l.inn, Marion, l’olk, Tillamook the winter time, owing to long nights, base grow on five or tho brandies sym­ N kwurro ,
O r eg o n .
next year. For sale on easy terms, by
and Vamliill counties, will be held at Al­ that especially at this timo in tiie year metrically arranged about the stem, cut­
bany, commencing .March 31st.
water is plenty hero and of a purer quali­ ting tho stem off dose above tho fifth
MAEIS & COLCORD,
fy ttian they have in tho region of the branch, fo there will be no one leading
W. S. P o w x u .
J. J. S h ip i . f . y .
N
E
W BEHO,
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OREGON, j
A f t e r all th e blow t h a t lia s b een m ad e oil wells, and if it makes no material dif­ branch. If, however, tiie tree is but one
P O W B L L f t S H IP L E Y .
c o n c e rn in g th e I 'e n n in g to n a ir s h ip , th e ference to Hie company consumers would sum mer's growth from the bud and the
j - . • S om ething N ew .
S om ething N ew . r ..
Scientific A m e ric a n now p ro n o u n c e s th e prefer to water their own oil.
brandies aro too far from tho ground, cut
and Dealers in
sc h e m e im p ra c tic a b le a n d u failu re. N ext.
the whole top off to within IS inches of
GROCERIES FLOI’R FEED IIAY and
GRAIN.
B ekoiik congreasailjoiirued it ratitieda the ground. This pruning is done at a
*280, Cor. F ront & Jefferson Sts.
T he Union I'acilic has Iliade another number of treaties with Indian triliea, by time of setting out in winter, or just be­
PORfLAND, OREGON.
20 |>er cent reduction in Ilio wuges of its which over H,O K),000 acres of public land fore tiie growing season begins. No one
empio) CCS. Is il tuiy «volute» lliat meli areo|H'nod for settlem ent, a t a cost of of tiie five brandies should be allowed
I t Con'.aiiis ] 0, 20 ar. l 10 Aero Lots,
Nicely Platted with Streets.
strike, uud tim i thè wliolo country ¡salivo about $0,000,000. Most of this land ia in during tbe summer to outgrow tho rest.
575 acres in all. 400 acres under cultiva­
witli (rampa? I ost up a littl *.
•I iii Cherokee strip in Indian Territory. Keep them all with about the same P r u n i T E R M I N A L o r I N T E R I ­
tion,
O R P O I N T S lit««
Tiie tract thus opened will In* added to amount of leaf surface, and the trees by
Lies sightly and rolling, 3 j nit’e from It.
T u e W o o d b u rn In d r ix n ilr n t h a s boon tho territory of Oklahoma, und will help fall will be well branched. Tho following
R. station. 3 miles from Newberg.
feelin g th e p u lse of so m e of tiie p ro m in e n t to give it a little more re.H|iertnblo size. winter prune each b randi back to within
C
H
O IC E F R U IT LA N D S JESSE FU Y A RD S,.
.......President.
fa rm e rs of lite s ta to on tiie s u b je c t uf th e Some of tiie land thus o|>ened ia in Mon­ 12 to lti indies of tho stem , having tbe
Prices range from f25 to $40 per aero. I B. C. M IL E S ,..........
Vice-President.
m e a s u re s a d v o c a te d by th e a llia n c e , an d tana, some in Dakota, and some in Idaho, lowest branches some longer than tiie
MOSES VOTAVV, .
RAILROAD
Terms,
cash, balance 3 years time.
............. Castiier.
topmost one. Allow but two buds to
a b o u t eig h t o u t of te n a p p e a r to favor
r —-w—...... .. ■1 —— —i
Ia the lint* to take
grow from each of the five brandies, giv­
them .
"W ood
T iik K een lymph cure ia being tried at
ing preference to those that spring from
D IR E C T O R S :
To be cut to apply on payment.
St Vincents hospital ill I’ortland in the
T h e R e it Share rande a great Wow case of a young snias woman w ho ia the sides of the brandies. During tiie
JE SSE EDWARDS,
B. C. M ILES,
F. A. MORRIS
J. I. K N IG H T .
It U the DINING CAR ROUTE. It nun»
at suit what it would do alter Kamilla re­ «uttering from what is supposed to is' summer it will surely pay to go over tiie
J . C. COLCORD
E. H . WOODWARD.
Tkfwnph VESTII;» LED TRAINS
N EW BERG,
:
:
OREGON.
tired, and some of its readers are looking tubercular disease of tiie spine. The orchard and pinch hick any that is out­
EVERY DAY in the year to
for tiie promised improvement. A change patient is an intelligent young lady who growing tho rest, to keep the trees sym­
Certificates of Pepo«!) i.sned nnrshte on demand •
-Fx'r.ltanrra Kr*nrrLf pryA
sold.----------- Good
is not always necessarily lienetieinl, as is lia« been at the hospital six mouths, and metrical. The second winter will find St.
------IVpoaft* received boiijei
Paul and Chicago
eaeh tree with ten main brandies for a
sight and a general
evidenced in this case.
ranMCted.---------Collections
lias read extensively in German concern­
(NO CHANO* OF CAKS)
foundation ou which can lie grown fruit­
accessable points ii
.'t«d
tod Canada.
ing Koch’s discovery and was js-rfeetly
Componed
of
Dinfnfj
Car*
l'usorpnatrd,
T ue immlier of deatlis of nicmbers of satisfied to have tho trial mudo. A ing brandies. Kouie of them no doubt
CDD 4 TIL TOA ‘ Portland
Pullman Drawing Raton sic.per*
will have sm all twigs with limit buds on.
Corresponde
Of Latest Equipment;
th o ftfly-lirat eongresa just elosed, has thorough test will Is. made.
aliona i’ P a rk L auk, J\eic Fork.
From a fourth to half of the wood of these
bo»»n grealer tim i ili itiiv oilier eongresa
twigs
should
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beyond
them
Strangers visiting t
V iurtonveneri fn tlits country. T uo in
W s i ii v s received a copy of t ’opp's
thè nenale and d ev i li in thè house of rop- Kettler's Guide, tho most completo cut the main part back from one-fourth to Best that can foe constructed and in which
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one-half, ami allow but two buds to grow
accommodations are for holders oi First or
reeentstives liave pus-cd awnv.
mainici of lami laws e ver compiteti. It is into the wood. All of these wood branch­ Second-class Tickets.
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l e m it I r u v i t o d .
desiglieli for thè use of ! tinse who destre a es should be sum mer pinched when from
A ccordino to Ilio C i;.. il J o u r n a l a knowlcilge of thè puhllc landa of ile* coun­ 12 lo I t inches long, th at they may send
‘s ta tu to ’ ha« Ix-rii c re c te .l to J o h n W osloy. try, mode.« of entry, and w hat thegovcrn out fruiting twigs from near their bases. and KI’ROBE can be purchased at any Tiekc
.lutili h a v ln g I s -'ii d e a d for il ìm in h iir Gl meiit requires ut thè hands of thè settler. It is best I'uring this summer to go over Office of this Comp my.
Full information eoncemhiK rates, tim e o f '
yoar» » ili b a v e n o orca-unti to fe a r an y The work U thoronglily authentie, Mr.
the oreliant a second lime, to pinch bar's ;
<>f Un proviaiona, b u t i: m a y provo a good Uopi) heing olio of thè most proniinont twigs that may lie growing t.s< long (tom rains, routes amt other details furnished on
application to any agent, or
tliin g tur so m e . f b is fu lin iti r«.
land attornles in thè country.
Kend 25c. feartue end of the previvusly pinched
A. D. CHARLTON,
t ) Henry N. Uopp, W ashington, D. C., branch. If they are ill low .«1 to grow too
Ara’t I’aaa Agt.,
Tim Salem U .tuning to m puny is mak­ and get a copy.
long, the twigs near the base will conse­
No. 121 First S tr u t, Cor. W ash.,
ing ioni m ils for pois, beaus and toma­
quently is-t.H> stunted in their growth.—
CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Portland, Or.
to e s for the coming sou on. We hope tiie
Ir- an ordinary individual is found guil­ Farmer and Heater.
E. II. WOODWARD, Agent,
day may Is- hastci . it wh. n such a emu- ty of a violation of law, lie is fined, and {
N e a 'ltrg , Oregon.
H E R E IS \ O U R C H A N C E
T H E ONLY
I any will ls> making similar contracts the onlookers say it la gissi enough for!
with prodm-ers around Newberg
T o ( l e t n ll o ti ti '.
liini. This i« all rigid.
I.a«t July Jay
T ’T o x i f o l e
A \ lic e i
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Gould, in the form of the U. 1’. railway
100acres divided into sixteen 10 acre
A Y in d A lili
T iik l*urt Townsend l..c lr r waxes very company, was called U|H>n to answer to tracts—5 miles from Newtierg on the way
H S T C 3 L ,T T ID IT T C 3 -
wroth Is-caii»' Judge Sa. tiw, tried to min- four charges t..r everloadiug passenger to I’ortland within miles of the thriving
iinixii l.is disgrace l.y declaring th a t the sicumera at Cortland, ami a |s'n»lty of town of Smoekvillo.
« an t r a i n » the »peed of the wheel M low L l l I l l b G r ,
o h lD g iC S j
L C ltl]f
Lime,
About sixty acres clean'd. This prop
p ra c tic e of g a tid ilin g w as very p o p u lar fWO for each charge was a«sesse«t by th e]
1" «irekes per m inute in Mror.* winds.
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But now city Ik's high, sightly and level. Is well
W e u>c only 1* <!i V rent piece» in the entire
v C I U C Q tj
A ld S tC rj
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a in o n g th è h 'a d in g pcc.pte ut t l . i t c ity , court, and Ibis was all riglil.
construction of the iron w ort.
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w liicli s ta te m e n t, t '. e /.• •
c la iic « , i- Mr. Goiild .«’ice« wbining back ami a-k« watered, by spring and running creek
| Our Mill cannot be equalled for sim plicity
Windows, Mouldings, Weights,
Pulleys
w lioily fals.'.
l ’ut III,1 «am e issili» *.f ll.a t timi th è Hnes t c rem ittisl, and Ili« request The scenery from any point on this prop­
power, and *«lf eoveruin* principles.
g re a t in o rai c x |s m e n l gives a del a l i c i «•- will, no donbt, Is* com piici witli, as thè erty is exceptionally delightful. A grand !
We m anufacture
1\ A pawpbdet o f In fo rm atio n an«! ah- ß
c o u n t of a prize tig h t in llia t . it v. in w ni. li court ha« signitied its w illingness that panoramic view ..f tho W illamette valley
S a s li C o rd a n d F ix tu r e s .
r.t.VA V PI MPS limit H7.YD M ILL « rT r/./E -’*
Ks:r-xut of the law»,s!t«*wm»r It >w t.
latent«, iutimi ». Tra«!'’
erte fin ite ts-al n m illirr iti*.'tiM hte, a lc i such r.'intttal Is» inaile. Ami noi a p:i|s-r and lh" snow capped peaks of the Uas-
ot every de>eription. Keliafole agents w auttd
kM-irk*. Copyright*, sent fr.
w lilili w as w itn i -o -d . it ►..\s, lo
i . f in thè state, mi far us wc bave s'-en. lui« eade Range is seen at a glance.
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t ItrnudwaT.
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all gru Ics an d r i.«. « of 1‘. rt T .-.u i- mi
These ’ra ils will lol sold flora td ) per
h « w \ »rk.
Wc bave not yel Iciirr. d wlictli- acre and up. Easy term ,
down, bal­
•sa-tety.” Mora1 I t i a w r o n g l<» g a in ’,ih* wii ng.
U V M .V IM .r. INI’ , r .
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K lite s f f i i r U-. 'inv« p u h lir, Im t it is all er Mr. Go.tld will l e alìowcd in:, test and ance I, 2, 3 or I y iats at 7 t • r ren t.
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HIGH AND SIGHTLY,
The Best on the Market.
S E E M A E I S eft D O X C O l i E ,
COMMISSION 0
MERCHANTS
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B A N K OP N E W B E R G ,
X E W B E liG , O R E G O N .
Casual ¡M. $311,030
mm pffi
3 ,0 0 0 Cords o f
To All Points East and Sonili.
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Tourist Slccïini Cars,
Tbronili Tickets
NEWBERG LUMBER YARD
W. P. HEACOCK, Proprietor.
Building Material oi Every
MANUFACTURED.
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