Newberg graphic., July 17, 1891, Image 2

OUSOONItN RAILWAY TIMS TALLE.
The fame of your beautiful vs Hoy, warm weather, which caused the sap to!
sour. Close cutting back was reeom- 1
mended in all eases, and wheie trees]
have just been set out cut them off near
the ground.
Members stated during the s -ssion that
this was the most interesting and enthu­
cept your kind invitation to meet with siastic meeting the society has ever held.
you, and see for ourselves your rich and Tiie attendance wus better than »lien the
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
favored country, and to look into your meetings have been held at 1‘ortland and
faces and bocoina personally acquainted Salem. The visiling members spike
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
with you. We wish to walk through your highly of the entertainment they received
iields and orchards and learn of your im­ at the homes of our people. The benefit
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
EDITORS AND I T W A SH E R «:
plements and methods of cultivation, and received hy having the meeting held here
K. H . W o o d w a r d & O r a i .
E m e r y . liow you grow the line fruits and faiui pro
more than repaid our people for all their
duets wo see in the markets, ami how it dibits in tills particular.
FRID AY , JU LY 17, 1891.
a n d s
I f' YOU
is you are building up a great and pros­
George H. Himes the veteran printei,
E nlerel » . tecoinl ria«« m slter »I the po.t perous fruit industry; and this busy, of I’ortland, came up Tuesday evening to
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com­
oilice at New her«, On-Kon-
W a n t t o buy either a large or small
growing village of Newberg with its brick j
E HAVE ON
uttend the meetings of the society. Mr.
blocks, shops, stores and banks, ail to
mission.
farm,
you
can
save
both
time
and
m
on­
lliines is a patriotic Oregonian and mani­
I n t h e six months ended July 1, tier* supply youi wants.
This looks well for fests great interest in anything pertain­
For Low Prices and Future A dvance­
ey by culling on us.
were 1,728 miles of railway built in this your locality ami your chosen vocation of
ing to tiie development of tiie resources
ment
in Values,
fruit growing, and augurs well for the fu­
country.
If you are a Non-resident,
of tiie state.
I :
ture.
A ll grades o f Realty, from an unfcuceil lot to tiie very Best Im ­
W e Defy Competition.
A n d wish to obtain any information
A l a r g e find of asbestos is reported
Wo are glad w e came to see you, and of
P L A N T M JrK K M T rriO N .
j.
proved
City
Property,
and
from near Central l’oint. Score on e m ore this acquaintance, and that we can go
L on g Time on Deferred Payments,
u’o out Ib-ul Estate, or the Country in
for Oregon.
home ami speak well of you, and know
Superstition is handmaid of ignorance.
and
I.ilx nil Discounts to Cash Buyers.
General, o r N eu lx rg und vicinity,
whereof we speak. You have indeed a Tiie old fables could never have arisen if
X
W e have for sale some o f tiie Finest
-T h e w atch trust is broken. This ac beautiful country, rich in soil, climate, tnon had known tho first rudiments of
in particular, Write to us—W e will
In any hixetl Tract a» from One to Ono Thousand Acres.
Counts for tho ch e a p n e ss ot the watches crystal pure water, plain and forest, all of plant life. The study of tho superstitions
Suburban Pioperty to lie found In tiie
gladly give the desired information.
being sold on the streets of our tow n s which go to make a rich and prosperous and travelers’ tales of tho middle ages and
State, at very low prices.
V
by the fakers, we su pp ose.
people. You may justly feel proud of the later gives a measure of the thought of
work you have done.
tho time, and through it we can Irace
T he wonderful book, “ lllack Ileauty,”
As horticulturists and fruit growers you tiie birth and growtli of botany. Botany
has reached an edition of 4tid000 copies, have not made any mistake in seleeting began as siqicrstition, it passed through
sai‘1 tb be the largest of any American this spot on which to build your homes a long stage of formulation, and later it
book in a similar length of time.
and plant your orchards. For the pro­ became tiie subject of a vast amount of
duction of fruits on a large scale, for ex­ poetry and sentiment; but it is only in
(xKORGE F r an cis T rain lias iieen around porting green fruits, for canning, drying
the lust few decades that it lias come
DEALER IN
the globe again. Owing to inefficient und packing, you seem to us specially fa­ home in any intimate and practical
train service it made George Francis vored. in iiiese respects you have not way to the tiller of tho soil. It has lately
Strain to get aroend much quicker than and cannot overestimate your facilities. assumed a breadth and importance which
he did before. N ext!
Foi the production of our coming staple, was not dreamed of a half century ugo,
REPAIRING FINE WATCHES & CLOCKS A SPECIALTY. | A Clean, Well-Selected Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Confectionery, 'Al­
tho prune—the Italian prune—we know and which it could never have attained NEWBERG,
ways on Hand. Qneensware, Glassware, Wooden ware
-
OREGON
G en . S c h o f ie l d is no doubt a good of no country more favored, and we pre­
and Best Brands of Flour.
under the old systems of philosophy and
soldier and a fine man, hut wiiat Miss dict for you great prosperity in this spe­ study. Botany is more important to the
Kilbourne saw so admirable about the cialty, although we would not discourage
cultivator to-day than chemistry. Its
old fellow with his sixty years, is more in this locality tho growing of npples, applications to the common problems of
than we can understand.
pears, cherries, peaches and other fruits, tho garden and orchard are more fre­
all of which may he grown here of superi­ quent, more intimate, more practical; and
NEW BERG-,
-
OREGON,
O regon I s always at (lie front. A cave, or quality and remunerative quantity.
its importance is enhanced because it
equal to the mammoth cave of Kentucky,
Again in behalf of the Oregon State can ho studied as one rests upon the plow.
has been discovered In Josephine county. Horticultural Society and visiting friends, It is everywhere, always, an ever inspir­
It abounds in real home made attractions allow me to thunk you for tiie kind words ing and intimate companion whom one
that are said to he both beautiful und In­ spokon und this very pleasant and cordial can know without laboratories and appara­
numerable.
reception.”
tus. Knowledge of plants is imperative
NOTES.
to him who would grow plants, and tliis
T he co m p lim e n t paid to
Fredrick
The paper read hy K. H. Skinner the knowledge is botany.
Douglas in ap p oin tin g h im m inister to first day, on ‘ ‘The Apple,” although
.Superstitions have not yet passed away
Hayti on accou n t o f h is co lo r, d o e s n ’ t hastily prepared showed Mr. Skinner to One meets them everywhere among farm
appear to h ave been appreciated by the be a man of experience in the cultivation < rs. One man fears to touch the iieart of
people of that qu arrelsom e little islan d, of this standard fruit. Wo w ill give our his tree lest lie kill it and another sows
and Fred has resigned.
readers the benefit of the paper in next his peas in tho old of the moon. And
TH E N E W CATALOGUE
weeks issue.
lessor misconceptions aru abundant and
A r e s o l i rrios coiidetning thè oponlng
On Wednesday morning E. W. Alien they comprise the larger part of hindranc­
in d o w
ram es a n d
o u ldin g s
l a b iying full information regarding tho opening o f Pacific College b now out and
of thè Goluinhian exp »»itimi on Siin lay,
A good
secretary of tho stale board of holticul es to a better horticulture.
was passnd hy thè ustionai convention
lure, visited the orchard of Samuel Hob­ knowledge of botany is worth more than
ready for distribution. Send for one.
of thè Christian Kndeavor society nt
ood
heap
son in file east part of town. Mr. Holt- improved tools.
E . II. W O O D W A R D ,
Minna|(olis tho llrst of thè week. The
J >ut the knowledge of plants is not to
son thought lie found tho San Jose scale
eonvonlion roprosente 1 1,098,‘KM inoili­
Newberg,
Oregon.
Chairman o f Board.
in his orchard sumo timo ago hilt. we arc be measured alone by the immediately
bera. Ttiis is a pretty strong protest.
glad to stale that Mr. Allen said it was a practical effeels. It is an inexhaustible
mistake, that no evidences of it wore to si urce of enthusiasm and contentment.
T iik laws to protect Oregon hortlcultu-
Its day of superficial sentiments has pass­
be found.
ral interests are to he rigidly enforeed,
Something New .'¿ f "
Something New.
ed. Botanies uru no longer languages of
Several
members
visited
the
orchards
bolli as regards tho selling of infestisi
llowursand culling* from the poets. But
of
Jesse
Edwards,
t'yrus
Hoskins,
and
California fruits and earelessness oli Ilio
it strikes deeper than ever into the roots
pari of homo growers. Tliis ii righi. Il others that have been well kept and they
of efleetion and inspiration. No one but
spoke
highly
ui
the
condition
they
found
We are to bave gnod fruii thè laws in this
the botanist knows »here tho flowers
— w .
I 3
them in.
direction must, tsi enforeed.
bloom in tbu fence corners or knows the
or
Mr. (¿ lick, of Folk county, although
D e a l e r in
consolation which should come with every
T ue funds in the national treasury have slow in speech sb nve.l that ho was on- returning day. Knowledge of plants is a
been counted again. The statement is tlmsi istic on all subjects relating to fruit spice for every dull hour and gloomy day,
made that treasurer Huston didn’t steal growing.
and it is the most suggestive education
enough worth mentioning, and the coun­
The next meeting of the society will be which tho horticulturist can possess, it
try breathes easier. It really seems as held at Dallas in October.
is impossible to undertake a bold experi­ The Best for Outside Finish—Softer to work, does not swell and shrink like common
(Tnt; E. II. W oodwakd F arm .)
if the main duty of the treasurer of late
K. It. Lake tho efficient secretary of the mentation without it. Ono must fust free
hard Hr, and takes pa;nt betier.
years has been to count the millions of society wl.o lias lived at. Corvallis for the himself from the conventional an l per­
dollars in the treasury that lie there d a past three years, will in the future make functory methods of studying it, and ap­
ing no ono any good, and it isn’t to he his home at Vancouver, Washington. proach it m the evolutionary spint ol the
J iB O O u
wondered at that there is no shortage He will engage in fruit raising and will lime. In nu other way can we w holly
where there is continually something also edit the now horticultural paper, rid ourselves of plant superstition — The
coming in und nothing going out.
•‘ Fniits und Flowers.”
American Garden.
a ;
a
■&
C. 1!. Moores, of Salem, private secre­
T he
Ilillslioro / utleprntleiit warns
COUNTY
M
i
W*.
tary to Governor Moody during his term,
CSfitlier«Mt fr o m V a rlo u t» S o u rce *.
Washington co u n ty b o y s against enlist­
and who is now interested in fruit grow­
in g in th i regular s r m y , und m akes
Something New.
ing, drove don n to attend tho meetings.
A N D H I M IA D I j NC, H A R D W A R E .
The l.chjei any* that the houso of Mrs.
eomo very stron g statem en ts in regard to
M. Gr.min, who lias charge, of a large Unger, at. I.a Fayette, came near being
the life and character o f th e average v o l­
unteer ut an arm y post, m ost o f w h ich are fruit orchard of 150 acres at Salem be­ burned on tho night of tho 5th. Origin
YARD AT THE DEPOT,
N ew berg-, Or.
too true. It has boon ou r observation longing to the Oregon Land Company, of tlio tiro unknown.
came
down
to
pick
up
stu
b
points
us
late years that in a m a jo rity o f rases on ly
F. \V. Fenton and M. \V. Ramsey have
those w h o are to o lazy to d o an y th in g , or might be profitable to him in his place of formed a copartnership for tho practice of
] ) W. tv. JAMES CUMMINS,
trust.
too mean to he resp ectable, join tho legu-
law, a» will 1«! soon hy their curd in tins
Cyrus Hoskins gave his method of pick­ issue. Both these gentleman aro well
lar a rm y, w h ile the better class o f boys
NEWBERG# OREGON. .
stay at h o m e and dig an d d e lv e an d pay ing. evapirating and packing prunes for known to the public. Mr. Kamsoy former­
taxes to help keep up this unnecessary market, which appeared to interest tin ly practiced in the local court», but for
! Call on us If you want a good well at a rea­
ex pens j.
fruit growers as much us any subject dis­ dome time past li t« resi led in Umatilla
sonable 4 ?u re. H aving hn«l long exp erien ce JESSE EDW ARDS,............................................................................................. President.
cussed. A volley of questions was liredat county, where for health considerations It Contains 10, 20 and 40 Acre Lots, ! we gua. ^utee good work. Trice for lairing and R. C. MI LES, ..
Vice-President.
i
putting
in wall. ; 50 cents per foot.
4 -Jltf
Nicely Flatted with Streets.
A NVMMtR of our exchanges attempt to him that brought out many points of in­ lie left a lino practice und came back to
MOSES VOTAW,
.................
Cashier.
575
acres
in
all.
-Mb
acres
under
cultiva­
get off a miserable joke at the expense of terest.
tho W illamette valley. They should
tion.
DR. YOUNG,
the temperance |ample hy stating that
l'r. Cardwell look a ride over the valley make a strong legal team, to which a Lie* sightly and rolling, 3, rm’ e from R.
D IR E C T O R S :
the man who is traveling over the while here and expressed himself as be­ large practice already attaches by virtue
R. station. I! miles from Newberg.
V E T I . K I X A 11Y S I U < ;E O N .
B. C. MILES,
JESSE EDWARDS,
F. A. MORRIS.
state with a mlcroseo|*> and allowing |ss>- ing highly pleased with our location for of Fenton's established reputation as an
E. II. WOODWARD.
J. C. COLCORD
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CHOICE
FRUIT
LANDS
able and successful attorney.—lie porter.
I’l" the kind of animals that infest that fiwit culture.
Brices range from f2-’> to f k> i>cr acre.
The treatment of horses a specialty.
primitive Is-vcrago commonly called wa
Galloway at Dallas—From a party who
The pu|>er reud by Mr. Alien, of Marion
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand.--------------- Exchange bonght and
Term«, <, cash, balance I! years time.
ter, is striking a hard Mow ut prohibition.
Calls attended with promptness.
countv, »a* uno of tho hest production, was at Dallas on tho -1th and listened to
sold.------------ Good notes discounted.------------ Deposits received subject to check at
But there are several places in the state
givon during tho *os»ion.
Ho kindly fa- Judge Galloway's speech, we learn that 3 , 0 0 0 C o rd s o f W o o d
sight and a general banking business transacted.------------Collections made on all
N kwmkru ,
O regon .
where a man hy the persistent use of an
To
cut
to
applv
on
payment.
vorod il« wìlh Ilio copy » liioli wa »ili givo the gentleman fairly distinguished him­
aeeessable points in the United States and Canada.
other kind of a glass can see animals that
self, A prominent citizen of Dallas is
our madera in Ilio futuro.
J.
I.
KNIGHT.
n
j , \L1DT> ft T IL T 0 X , Portland.
would knock these water bugs sillv, and
quoted a* saying it was the Ix'st effort he
C o r r e s p o n d e n t s - { X a t i o n a i P a r k B a n k > jV fiW Y o r k _
:
OREGON.
G in. Varnoy and E. W. Alien, of tho iiad ever listened to on such an occasion. NEWBERG,
the queer part of it is that so few of our
exchange« make any protest against their Stato Board, empasixcd tho iiooonity for The Dalian celebration is said to have
• Strangers visiting tiie City are invited to call at tiie Bank for information concern
vigorou* Mpruying to provont tho ravages
existence in our midst.
Iieen a great success, even equaled our J J U S TON A B I E R M A N N ,
n e t S i: xm l S IG N P A I N T E R .
|
ing the City.
of tho codini molli »hieh w.i* beartiIv
II.s i - e , pstnted tu the latest TINTS.
P arer I
M E K T1M 1 OF' T ill'. O l l l . i a t v s t I T I xooondod l>\ other motnhor.. Wbile tho own in point of numoers in attendance
C o r r e s p o n d e n c e In v ite d .
M II K T I lT L T t 11*1. SO C IK T X .
lts-isiu * . J raining, Staining amt lian t oil j
and fairly rivaling it in successful carry­
rains. »ith thoe<x)l woather, bave provont-
finish.
ing out of the program.— porter.
N E W T E K «,
OREGON
The noon trains on last Tuesday od thom doitig mudi dainugo np to tho
done by DAY or CONTRACT.
Tho death of Hon. Thou, ('.nithorn
brought a large nun,her of strangers to proaoiit timo thoy » ili gvt in tlioir »«.tk
If you \v*nt a good w ell at a reasonable figure.
leaves
a
vacancy
in
tiie
board
of
regents
;
Shop
on Main Street.
our town to attend tho July meet ng of voi i( «praying i* nogloetod.
Give Us a trial. H aving the bout o f new m a-i
of the state agricultural college which j
ch in ery, we guarantee first elas- work.
the State lloiticultural S<* iety. Fort land,
N ewberg, Oregon.
J. S. I.urkin oxhihited a non- variety
Salem, Hilverton. Dallas, The Dalles, Day i of geo- l'I-'rry that attraeteli inueh atten­ the governor will be expected to till by j
J. D. TARRANT & SOM, P ro p r ie to r s .
ton sr.d Amity, ami
tho
states tino on accoltili of iti-grcat «i/.o and tino apixiintmeiit. The olliiv is not one that
SAM
U
EL
HOBSON
T
T
V
hare
remodelt'd our dJTLL and ran now m an­
anybody
will
want
to
rustle
for
very
hard,
|
of California and Washington were ap|>oaranco. Ilo «ay» it is a groat boaror
ufacture FLO r I t o f the best ¿rude, by the FULL
lint it is an honorable one and a hand­
represented. The visitors were met at the and elear of miidcw.
some compliment Is conveyed with its
ROL EH PROCESS.
depot by Maris, t'oo|>er, Hoskins and
D o Y o u W a n t a lio n * « B u ilt ?
f ^ - F F T P WILL Id <dHd'ND FVK: Y *A I ' ¡iDAY - /B J
Mr. I owollin, of Mitwaukic, » h o in one - bestowal. We would respectfully remind !
Armstrong, who assigned them t> the
CASH P A ID FO R W H E A T .
homes of our citucns, where they were of ilio olde-t fruit raiser« in Oregon, ex­ Ilia Excellency that old Yamhill is the
If you do, call on
hibited a N>x of cherries that attracted ¡ agricultural county in tiie state, and that P o r t r a it & L a n d s c a p e
WF GfA R A N rr.E SATISEAI VION 10 Ol'K L I'sToMEP.*.--------- CALL ASP SEE PS. — —
entertained during their stay among us.
Tho meeting, which was held at moro attention than any other fruit ,x there are a great many very line demo­
N e w b e rg ,
a r t i s t .
1
Friends’ chan h, w as called to order ut 2 hibited. Ho originated tho cherry him­ crats residing within her borders—schol­
self,
it
being
a
«codling
from
tho
Black
arly gentlemen « ho can read and » r it e 1
p. n. by the president, l>r. Cardwell, of
rnrtraits enlarged to life si e and finished 1
Portland. K. ( ’ . Armstrong, pre ident of Urbllhllean. It i« very large with small I and cipher and who would till tiie posi­
in Crayon India Ink i r Water Colors. I Tiie Contractor & Builder.
•eed,
quite
timi
and
a«
black
a-
a
cron.
tion
with
honor
to
the
s’
ate
and
credit
to
the t'bUialem Valley Horticultural S,x i<>
Shop one d oor west of post otti ce,
lioosi o\ kk M oobk B ros .. Dnro S n a r
Mr.
Lewrtlln
ha*
named
it
the
Bing.
thomsel ves.—Reporter.
ty, in a few well chosen words welcomed
Manufacturers of
NEWBERG. OREGON.
Jones ,v Go’s planing mill at McMinn­
While the exhibit of fruit» a id flower«
the visiting members an I extended to
NEWBERG,
-
-
OREGON.
ville.
waa
destroyed
bv
lire
on
Thursday
:
them the !n>epitality of „nr town.
was not largo tho varieties shown were
evening, July b. Their loss is estimated
Dr. Cardwell irs|«mded to Mr. Arm­ very lino.
( J ^ M. B A L E S .
W S. r>‘W EI.L.
J. J, S h ip i . e y .
at |2b,000 with no insurance. A chines*
strong's a,l tress of welcome as follow s ;
ORELOX.
One of the principal «abject* fer dis­
M I D D L E T O N ',
V O W I 'l . L
Sill P LK Y.
“ M r. Armstrong and members of the cussion *a« tho blight with which «o laundry was also burned.
S
h
o
e
m
a
k
e
r
.
P
r
a
c
t
ic
a
l
Chehalein Valley Horticultural .«••, iety, many trees have been affected this sea­
COMMISSION 0
I M IfKMKN F
and Pvf»lers in
i
1 .plies ami gentlemen
To ssv that so son. The complaint is not confined to Run«« high ut C K. M oore ,% a ' o '» drug «tore ox­ I« prepared to do all kind* of work in hi * li
We have on hand a full -npt ly ef r ugh »n I dre«»«-1 lumber, and a good supply of
GROCERIES FLOl’ R FEED HAY and
munii« r. M «km« of
are pleased and tael highly complimented any locality, but i» general «11 over the er System R uilder, *?• *v*ryN*djr lu iu c it f»'r Roots iu n h i U x 'rtunan'ike
Kv». enabling u- to till all obici* on sh-'rt notice,
. - X te or !: i n
i •ijx'.tv. Kepi
GRAI N
eitarrh of the -tom*» h, dy»|H*p>i’», ceu-tipatiou
by the cordial, hearty reception you have
tu# uently *t>d prom ptly delie.
l'arties who contémplate building nil! rin I it to tbe r in’ .Test to call and inspect our
-^O, Cor Frout A Jeffersoi. S ts .
country. The prevailing opinion was that *nd Impure blood hxh I to build up the system. |
Restaurant b u ild in g on Venter Street
lumber before pla*-ing their order.
given ns, and the beautiful Ibings we s .■ the trouble e.m e from a clic, k of tho flew
roUTLAND. OREGON.
It certainly p** -*»> •»* wen le r f’.U merit w hen * 1 ! N t ' d l E l o ;
oRLGb
«li- und M-. I
Ü I'V I X! r-ss •ir I-
T r u l j K l a «< j n a £ l l . I i f . - r C i a -- W o k .
> h " i l . c r.r.t!|- NDi>C* S ou C lT lB
of - , i
i - : I I > a veld «peli follow in g
ings.
orchards ami grounds, your pro«|xirous
South.
April 1, Ib&l.
North.
Lv. Newberg, 7:V>a. in Lv Portland, 9.10 a m village of huppv homes, and your hos­
Ar. Portland, ‘J .0 a. in. Ar. Newberg 12:1') p.m. pitality, has gone abroad, and wa have
Lv. Newberg Li 4'> p.m. Lv. Portland, 4 .:.o p.m.
Ar. Portland, iUJOp.m. Ar. New be rtf, 0:06 p.m. looked forward to this meeting with high
Pasaengcr and Freight Rate« to all points, anticipations which we say to you are
can be obtained (rom
C. R. FRISSELL,
inure than realised. Wo were glad to ac­
Agent New berg.
IN C O R P O R A T E D .
O. C. WRIGHT, Secretary,
C A P IT A L
J. M. WRIGIIT, President.
STOCK,
NEWI3ERG,
$ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 .
OREGON.
L
w
* OUR LIST
A C
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i
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Office on Main Street, Near Depot.
J O S E P H W IL S O N ,
F. H. Howard,
Watch maker and jeweler.
j G roceries, Pro'visions.
THE NEWBERG SAW MILL, I
Pticifio ® Col lecce !
H ave in stock and for sale
Rough and Dressed Lumber
P O R T L A N D F IN IS H IN G L U M B E R ,
HARDWOOD LUMBER, CEDAR POSTS, SHINGLES
Doors, W iildow s,
W
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DORRANCE BROS.
DEPOT LUMBER YARD.
IIE A C O C K , -
Y E L L O W FIR LUMBER,
Shingles, Lath, Hair, Lime, Plaster,
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