Newberg graphic., October 16, 1891, Image 2

; well organized society, great good is ac-
| complished, not only to the individuals
L v. N ew berg, 7 :M a. m | Lv. P ortland, 9.40 a. m i taking part therein, but to the whole
Ar. Portlani d, 9 :ît0 a. m. | Ar. Newberg 12:15 p in. J community or common wealth in which
Lv. N ewberg ........
12:4;'» p.m. I ! Lv. l’ ortlaud, 4:80 p.m. |
Vet notwithstand­
Ar. Portland, 8:20 p.m. | Ar. New berg, 0:05 p.m. the meetings are held.
Passenger and Freight Kates to all points, ing the benefits of such work, it is with
ca n be obtained from
C. B. FB1H8KLL,
much difficulty that the officers of many
A geut N ewberg.
of the local organizations ran Becuie the
attendance of enough members to transact
the necessary business. This is a lament­
able condition of affairs when we consid­
ISHL’ BM KVKKV FRIDAY MORNING.
er that such work is entirely mutual in
its benefits. There are no high salaried
EDITORS A N D P U B L IS H E R S :
officials in these organizations ; no heavy
E. H . W o o d w a r d A O h m . C. E m e r y . monthly assessments on stock to meet,
and therefore all the more reason why
FRID AY , OCTOBER 16, 1 89 1 .
members should attend the meetings and
with their mite of knowledge, aid in
E ntered as second cla ss m atter at the post
office at N ewberg, Oregon.
advancing the horticultural interests of
their county and state. Is it too much to
T h e Alliance Fanner p u b lis h e d a t IzOR expect of our orchardists and gardeners
Angeles, California, came to our t a b le th i* that they attend those meetings, and, in
week. Hy a card at the head of the u spirit of honest candor, discuss the prob
editorial page wo boo that J . C. I Halt lems tiiero found, for public as well as
w h o fo u n d e d t h o G r a p h i c is b u s in e s s private, benefit.
Are the horticulturists of to-day really
manager.
awake to the importance of the interest
T u b editor of tho Brownsville Time» i* they pur|iort to represent? From their
without exception the meanest man in inaction in much of the work of organiza­
Oregon. He makes a business of steal­ tion and education, it can he scarcely
ing from other newspapers rather than conceded that the majority of horticul­
tax his brain to originate something for turists fully realize the significance of
his own. He will please eonsiiler this a fruit-growing in this grand Northwest. A
hint to give this paper proper credit for fow officers can not carry forward, fully,
whatever his scissors find in it worth the legitimate work of an horticultural
copying hereafter.
society. These men must be supported
by the full membership. A member's
B o s t o n , the American cradle of litera­ duty is not done whon his fee is paid.
ture and science, the home of half the There are pajiers and addresses to be pre­
new isms of tlio day, and the birthplace pared. discussions to be carried on, coin
of numerous schemes to attempt to dodge mitteo reports to be made, and much oth­
the consequences cf ovil doing as taught er equally important work to be done. A
by the bible, has shipped to Africa the president may indicate the policy of a
past year one and a quarter million dol­ society, direct attention to now lines of
lars’ worth of rum. Verily “ things are labor, and encourage, by personal effort,
not always what they seem.”
all worthy features. A secretary may
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give notice of meetings, keep records,
I n o r d e r to make the church more make our programs, solicit memliersliip
popular, and its influence more far-reach­ and publish the proceedings; but these
ing, Clias. II. Katon writing in tho North officers can not do tho work. On the
American Review, thinks museums of memberd must fall this responsibility,
great cities should be o|iened on Sunday, and the real usefulness and worth of an
and tiie gospel preached to the multitude organization will diqiend largely u|>on the
there assembled. Thin is all very nico manner in which tiie individual members
as a theory, but where is there a preacher perform their several duties.
who would attempt to carry it into prac­
Now that tho season of long winter
tice? Imagine, if yon can a minister of ovenings is approaching, will not every
the gospel trying to interest a crowd of member of these organizations make an
such individuals us usually visit such earnest effort to collect from the practice
places on Sunday. What effect would and experience of the past season some
an intelligent discourse have upon such a hits of knowloJgo, that given at the com­
crowd when compared with the rival at­ ing meetings, may benefit other laborers
tractions of a giant with ten indies of ill the horticultural field. Let us all
wood attadiod to his |H'dal extremities, make one united effort to have the win­
or tlie wonderful s|s>Ueil man, who al­ ter mooting« full of valtiahlo experience,
ways forgets to use soap and water in that we may lie the better able to engage
making his toilet. Such a preacher might in the labors of another year and advance
prove an attraction on account of his ex­ with due vigor all interests ]iurtaining to
treme verdancy, but Ins influence for our horticulture.—Fruit» and Flower».
good would lie limited by tho bounds of
8 3 0 0 niul K e s t lt u M o n .
his own iinuginution.
OREGONIAN R A ILW A Y TIME TAULE.
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’ NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
It. I. Greening, Y. Newtown.
J. H. ltees, 1st. Ind. Favorite, Ver­
million Spy, Haas, Whitney No. 20, Orion
2nd. N. Spy, Winter M. Blush.
P. Gard, 1st. King, Seek no Further,
2nd. Lady.
M. M. Edwards, 1st. Y . Bellflower,
Tulpehoken 2nd. Glori Mundi.
G. W. Cutts, 1st. Baldwin.
G. F. Round, 1st. Blue Pearmain.
Lewis Hoskins, 1st. Fall Pippin. 2nd.
Bed Cheek.
N. C. Maris, 2nd. Gravenstein.
F. Groff, 2nd. Red June.
Elisha Smith, 1st, Spitzeuburg.
L. P. Round, 1st. Blue Pearmain.
Pears.
f y o u
F. E. Hadley, 1st. Pound pear Duch
W a n t to buy either a large or small
ess,Chinese Sand, Beurre Clairgo, Winter
pear, Seedling. 2nd. Viear of Wakefield, farm, you can save both time und m on­
Donmnre, B. Easter, Seedling.
C. E. Nelson, 1st. Bartlett, Vicar ey by calling on us.
Prince Albert.
If you are a Non-resident,
Willie Parish, Jst. Winter Nellis. 2nd.
A n d wish to obtain any information
Bartlett.
Wil Yergan 2nd. Pound ¡¡ear.
about Real Estate, or the Country in
J. B. Votaw, 2nd. Beurre Clairgo.
General, or Newberg and vicinity,
O. Woodworth, 1st. Dunraore.
in particular, Write to us—W e will
Jesse Edwards, 2nd. Winter Nellis.
Prunes and Plums.
gladly give the desired information.
R. S. Iuglis, 1st. Italian, Petite, Yel
low Egg. 2nd. Gross.
N. C. Maris, 1st. Silver. 2nd. Italian.
J. 11. Rees, 2nd, Petite. 1st. Columbia
Elisha Smith, 2nd. Silver.
Jesse Edwards, 1st. Grose.
S. Brisbine, Is . Sweot Damson.
Peaches.
F. E. Hadley, 1st. Orange Cling. Moo­
dy Cling, Lord Palmerston.
Lucy Rees, 1st. Golden Cling.
8. Hobson, 1st. Seedling cling.
R E P A IR IN G FIN E W A T C H E S
George Larkin, 1st. “ “ Freestone.
NEWBERG
Quinces.
T. E. Hadley, 2nd. Oregon.
Reuben Everest, 1st. “ “
Mrs. D. G. Olds, 1st. Orange.
Jesse Edwards, 1st. Unknown.
Grapes.
NEWBERG,
Julia Kersey, 1st. Sugar Grape.
Nate Wiley 1st. Martha.
Blackberries.
Mrs. Myers, 1st. I.awton,
“ “ “ “ “ Evergreen.
IÍÑTCOH P O R A T E D .
O . C. W R I G H T , Secretary,
J. M . W R I G H T , President.
C A P IT A L
STOCK,
$ 2
0 , O O O .O O .
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
OREGON.
NEWBERG-
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II.
W E HAVE
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com ­
ON
«
mission.
OUR LIST *
t
A ll grades o f Realty, from an unfenced lot to the very Rest Im ­
J
For Low Prices and Future Advance­
ment in Values,
I
W e Defy Competition.
f
proved City Property, and
I.ong Time on Deferred Payments,
*
ACREAGE
!
a n d s
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
W e have for sale some o f tiie Finest
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
Suburban Pioperty to be found in the
State, at very low prices.
:
Office on M ain Street, Near Depot.
Howard.,
W ATCHM AKER
&
A Frill Line of Clocks A dì Watches Always on
J O S E P H W IL S O N ,
DEALER IN
JEW ELER.
Hand, at Reasonable Prices. Groceries, I3 rovisions.
AND CLUCKS A
S P E C IA L T Y .
OREGON. A Clean, Well-Selected Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Confectionery, Al­
ways on Hand. Queensware, Glassware, Woodenware
and Best Brands of Flour.
THE NEWBERG SAW MILL,
OREGON.
Pacific © College !
H ave in stock and for sale
T o S u b a c -rtb e r ., e l d a n d N e w .
In order to put the IVrrWy Oregonian
into the homes of those now without it
lliu publishers make the liberal offer of
fifteen months lor $2.00 to all who soli
scribe prior to January 1, 18U2. This of
1 er applies not only to new subscribers
hut to renewals as well. In addition to
this, each new subscriber, or old sultscri
her renewing, is given his choice of either
“ The Amoriean Livestock Manual,” or
the “ Standard American Poultry Book,”
which will ho sent free, |>ostage prepaid.
These are yaluable works of reference for
tiie farmer.
Tiie Weekly Oregonian is the groat
weekly of tho Northwest. Títere is no
weekly published on lite Pacific coast, or
anywhere else, that furnishes readers a
fuller compendium of all tho news of the
whole world than does the Weekly Oregon
inn. No othor paper gives such close at­
tention to Pacific coast news, especially
to wiiut is transpiring in the great North­
west.
Aside from its unexcelled nows features
a large number of special articles, prepar
ed, for its columns by well kown writers,
are published during the year. It fur­
nishes descriptive letters from various
portions ot our own country and from for­
eign climes, as well as stories, poetry and
well selected miscellany. Títere is a de­
partment maintained for tho farmer, also
for the women and children. All the ad­
vantages of a newspaper of the first class
are offered by tho Weekly Oregonian. No
family in the entire Northwest can afford
to lie without it. Address,
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 indow s,
TH E N E W CATALOGUE
W in d o w
F ram es and
M o u l d in g s .
S lab
G iving full information regarding the opening o f Pacific College is now out und
ready for distribution. Send for one.
W ood C h e a p .
T H O S . N E W L IN ,
DORRANCE BROS.
Newberg, Oregon.
President.
On Tuesday Judge Boiso announced
NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
sentence in the state cases against Mil
Rogers and Charles Snelling, who were
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indicated on two counts for stealing cattle.
They stood trial and were convicted on
Is the best place In town to pet your work d on e. All kinds o f Tin w ork, such ns Roofing, ?pout-
one count and plead guilty to the othor.
ing ami General R epairing, neatly «m l prom ptly d o n e . Prices reasonable
We will sell a few
The sentence of the court was that they
0
F irst S tr e e t ,
F.
H.
STOREY,
Prop.
N
early
opposite
Dayton
roa
d
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H«
pay for the stolen pro|>erty, cost of the
GOOD TOWN LOTS
court urn) an additional $300 each. This
rt-
is in accordance with a new statute, pass­
W. 8. P0WEI.L.
J. J, SHIP1.EY.
All on time, to those who will build on
ed last winter, which gives the judge dis­
1*0W E L L & S H IP L E Y .
cretion in fixing penalties in such cases,
them.
Call early and get your choice.
flO C H E am i S IG N P A I N T E R .
to make it a line or a term in the |smiten-
and Dealers lu
Price* will be advanced in sixty days.
H ouses painted in the latest TINTS.
Paper
tiary. Tiie youtlifiilness of tho offenders
GROCERIES FLOUR FEED H A Y and
H anging, Graining, Staining and Hard oil
in this instance is the only ground ii|s>n
GRAIN.
finish,
280, Cor. Front »St Jefferson Sts.
Only a few of those fine tract* in
which a light sentence could lie justilied,
done by DAY or CONTBAOT.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
and it is reasonable to presume that the
Shop on Main Street,
idea of tomler years was tho bond which
RURAL HOME No. 2
N ew berg, Oregon.
retained for Rogers and Snelling the sup-
DR. YOUNG,
lurt of infftiential and uhle friends tu save
are left,
Ail clear.
Cheapest on the
A . c. COX,
them from tho law’s penalties. There
V E T E R IN A R Y SU R G E O N .
Terms easy.
Raise peaches.
market.
are |>crhapa more who question tho wis­
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dom and propriety of tho sentence than
The treatment of horse* a specialty.
Maris
Colcord-
NEWBERG,
OKEOON.
who approve it. So far as tho public can
O r e g o n ia n P i b u s h i n g C o .
Call* attended with promptness.
see no punishment whatever lias been in-
If you want a good w ell at a reasonable figure,
Portland, Ore.
G iv e m e a t r i.il. H aving the best o f new m a - j
N kw bkrg ,
O regon .
Frail» and Floweri in summing up tho tlictod u|H>n tho offenders. Their career
eb in ery , I guarantee first-clast work.
Y ou can now get 10 in ch tile for wells, in any
N A T I O N A L I tC M K D Y C O .
exhibit at the Portland Kx|smilion has of tiie past few mouths, terminating as it
quantities.
Ttnvhl
W,
Martin,
gederal
agent
for
the
Na­
this to say regarding Newberg's exhibit: lets, is just Hiieli as a certain class of
tional R em edy Co. wishes to annonnee that he
" From a horticultural point of view youths would rather emulate than shun. now tiftR hut one agent in Newberg for the sale
J )
W. CUMMINS,
Newberg makes tbo best display. It is It is also fresh in tho memory of the pub­ o f his m ed icin es. Mrs. Mary flo js o il, on south
tastefully arranged, the fruit is clean, good lic that only at the lust term of court Meridian street, near the fair grounds, is hts I
size (not monstrous) and the wide range Judge Boise sent a youthful offender to agent, and she has and w ill hereafter keep on '
xtom
hand a full supply o f the above-nam ed rem e­
newberg oregon
of varieties make« tho display very attract­ tiie penitentiary for a year who had no d ies.
scp4in?pdlm
ive. Only ooo feature is lacking; New- friends or money lint was induced to plead
It Contains 10, 20 and 40 Aero Lots, ! Call on us If you want ft good w ell at a rea-
• sonable figure. H aving bad lon g e x p e rie n ce
ts*rg can grow gissl peaches, hut there guilty to the theft of seven dollars with
W O R 8 R THAN LKPKOSY,
Nicely Platted with Streets
w e guarantee good work. Price for boring and
Bro none on exhibit, save two plates. As the hope of receiving a light sentence. Is catarrh, ami there Is hut one properation 575 acres in all. 400 acre* under cultiva­ putting in wall, .M) cents per foot.
JESSE EDW ARDS,........................................................................................... President.
4*24tf
tion.
the season Is yet early dried fruits have Ho couldn’t have paid a line, however, ihat »toes cure that illscaso. amt that is the Cal­
B. C. M ILES,...............................................................................
. . . . Vice-President.
not boon placed. Newherg eva|s>rated had tho op|H>rtiinity been afforded. Such ifo rn ia Positive amt Negative E lectric Llut- I.ies sightly and rolling, % mile from R.
MOSES VO TAW ,................................................................................................Cashier.
ment. Sold hy C. F. Moore .4 Co. It also curea
R.
station.
It
mile*
from
Newlierg.
prunes rank with the tsest, and a good ex­ is tiie inequality of justice in Oregon. ncuraU la, rheum atism , headache, sprains
hibit of lids fruit may bo expected later in But wo venture there is not a |>erson in b u rn ,, ami all pain. Try it and tell your CHOICE FRUIT LANDS
DIRECTO RS:
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McMinnville or Yamhill county hut neighbors where to get it.
the season.
Prices range from $25 to $40 |>er acre. D o Y o u W a n t a H o u se lìt i Ut*.* JESSE EDWARDS,
B. C. MILES,
F. A. MORRIS.
Of the one bundled and fifteen plates would rejoice toseo the w isdom of the
Term*, *4 cash, balance 3 year* time.
J. C. COLCORD
E. II. WOODWARD.
of apple*, all of which ate labeled and good j court and the fidelity of the friends of
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
I f you do, ca ll on
honest representatives of their various ' those two boys vindicated. It remains
G ,0 0 0 Cords» o f W o o d
j Certificate* of Deposit issued payable on demand.-
-------Exchange bought and
type*, with one or two exceptions the fol­ for tho tiovs to show their worthless by
W. CARM AN, M. D.,
sold.---------
Deposits
received
subject to chert at
To
lie
out
to
apply
oti
payment.
—
Good
note*
discounted.-----
betaking
themselves
to
the
walk*
of
lowing are prominent: Tomkins King,
< sight and a general hanking business transacted.------------ Collection* made on all
Yellow Helleflcitr, Fallawator, Carolina honorable citizenship, and they cun feel C o m p a n y S i m i k o n t o S. P. R a i l w a y .
J. I. KNIGHT,
The Contractor & Builder. acce*«able point* in the United States and Canada.
June, Fall Pippin, Rhodo Island Croon­ assured hy so doing, and showing a de­
P o n o r \ itit,t Citile ProinjiC i .1 lin efeed .
| NEWBERG,
:
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OREGON.
O d ie * .c e rn e r First amt Main Streets.
ing, Twer.tv Ounce, Baldwin. Hen Davis sire to lead clean ai d honorable live* ill
Shop one d oor west o f post office,
I r „ . W o „ n n J c r , t e S L A I ) D & TILTON, Portland .
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OKEOON.
Westfield, Kambo, Seek no-furilior, Sum­ tho futuri«, tir. public will lie very soon KKWBK.HO,
NEWBERG,
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OREGON.}
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[National Park Bank, New York.
^ J US. TF.FFT A MRS. BARR,
mer Sweet Paradise, Holden Russet, Wax­ brought to ucqireace in the judgment oí
Strangers visiting the City are invited to call at the Bank for information concern
w. M c C o n n e l l , m . d .
en, Jersey Sweet, Talm in Sweet, \V. W. the court.— Reporter.
Fashionable Dressmakers
ing the City.
Pearmain, Peek’s Plea-ant, Canada Rein-
.A.t T h e
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
KAIU S II T I * .
ette, Fameuse, Alexander. Koxhnry Rus­
Corner
2d
and
Grant
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t
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1
block
west
of
Ad­
NKWUEKU.
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OREGON. |
C o rre sp o n d e n ce In v ite d .
vent cnurch.
set, Gloria Mnndl, Saps of Wine, Dutch
o r e e n f r i tr n m t n r a r r .
Office en First Street.
Mignonne and Carver’s Stalling. Excel-
lit calls prom ptly a m en d ed to day er night. . Latest style«, and reasonable prices, are our
Apples.
specialties. Call and »«• ns.
Pl.«eas*s o f w om en amt ch ildren a specialty.
tent specimens of lly-lop crab were
F. E. Hadley, 1st. Golden Rnsoett Am.
May be found at all tim es a full assortment
shown.
o f good m arketable
Pippin, Tewkhurv, Winter Red, Hoxhury
The pear is represented by thirty six
HAROLD C l ARK,
( J M. BALES,
Ruoactt, Red Cheek, Smiths eitler, Sops
plates, among which the following are
J . ID. T . 1 E R A X T cfc 8 0 X , P r o p r ie to r s .
of wine, Lady sweet, Red June, Graven-1
foremost rltartlett. White Doyenne, Vicar,
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XEAVBKHG,
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.-tin, Red Astrachan, Orange, Ti-piu, ¡
:
OREGON.
Winter Nelis, Onondago, Pom I and P in -
ta prepare.t to ,tn atl kiuUa o f work In h is lin e
Virginia Greening, Ben Davis, Peek Pleas- NKWllEKG.
OREGON
tn a w orkm anlike tnannar. Making o f
more.
All order* promptly attended to and S a t- ttavln x recently eqnippe.1 o u r m ill with new and im prnrp.i m achinery we are now p rep a red
1 a n t, U I. G r e e n in g , N e w a rk K in g , l l y d o p
,
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Boots amt Shoes to o n i c i a S pecialty. R epair
,
..
.G o ld filling a specialty Gsf
a* or V italised Air
to m anufacture the beat ?rade o f flour, by the
¡¿faction Guaranteed.
Sixteen plates of plum« and n rn n o * n
lili neatly ami prom ptly done.
( r a h , S t r a w b e r r y , S w a n r,
\ a n d iv e r e ,
given in extractin g tcct h. A ll work
Fir-1 di->r a cal o f Hank biitldlus ou Flrat *t
elude the following: Yellow Egg, Fallen
on re n te r street, opposite
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T
H
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R
i
One
door
west
of
Mortis,
Miles
A
Co.
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PROCESS.
! Row le. Red Wi.tesap, Jersey Sweet, Win­ warranted. Olfiee
NEWBF.KO,
OREGON
the l’ ost Office.
berg, Hungarian, Silver and D'.Vgon.
A
new store, on First street.
ter Sweet, Jan Sweet, M. Illu-h, N. Spy,
few measurement* of the leading varieties
J. S. BAKER A SONS.
i W. W. Pearmain, Snow, Janetan, Lint-
were taken for the pnrnoae of later com ­
T h u
i tier twig, Holland Pippin. 2nd. Bald­
parisons. Soms Rartlett's measured four
win, Seek no Further, Tulpehoken, Red
inches in diameter, five anil one fourth j
SAM U EL HOBSON
! Pearmain, Cooper’s market, Wilhite, R««d j
inches long; Yellow Kgg plums, two inch­
Uftunot help iidmtrtng sud b u yin g from
cheek Seedling, Pumpkin Sweet Imi.
es diam»t«r, two and three-fourths inches
fw |
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D e n ie r in
Favorite, Rainho, 20 ox. Pippin, Blue
long; Hungarian prunes, two inches di
MRS. S. E. SMITH'S
Pearmain, Oregon erab.
ameter, two ami one half inches long;
O. K. Nelson, 1st Winter M. Blush,
J. J. Wood. Prop.
Yellow Bolletf'Mir, three and three fourth s
Winter Queen, Y. N. Pippin, Winesap,
inches diameter, an I four inch«« long. A
I Hyde’s King ol the west. 2nd. Waxen,
point worthy of comment ia the entire
I Ben Davi*, Y. Bellflower.
!
freedom, of the Pamenee, from scab.”
Thi first . las* hotel has just Iwvn re­
O. Abernathy, 1st. Fail Beauty, Lady,
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S A W E D A N D S P L I T S H IN G L E S , I. \ T II. L IM E , P L A S T E R ,
A R T IS T .
furnished and opened to the publie.
CEM ENT AN D H AIR.
Rome Beauty. 2nd. Mother, Spitxen- uteol «> !*, In U.11*.’ and CMWron*. mro-
A W O I I D r o K H O K T I H I.TI H H T 4
hurg.
j
lu-ry. tana an.I Trtuimiuxs.
»pletulid accommodât ions for trav- Portraits enlarged to life sire and finished
NAILS. LOCKS, 3ASH WEIGHTS, PULLEYS AND CORD. AND
cling men.
in Crayon India Ink or Water Colors.
O. Woodworth, lat. It a in to). Hub- Kmrmt-r. nonne lathe rlt> ha. had tenter
Soete*y work is an im|«ort*nt factor in
e x p e rie n ce lu the M illin ery bustuexs than
Creneral B u ild e r s ’ H a r d w a r e .
the advance!» «ni of our horticnltnnil In- hardaon Nonesuch, Unknown.
The patronage o f the people o f N o n ­ R oom ovik M oore B ros ., D ir « S tore
Yard
at
Depot.
NEW BERC. ORECOM.
NEW BERG, OREGON.
et fu
fully solicited.
tercatff. Through the discu.xaion* of a 1 Reuben Everest, 1st. Mother. 2nd.
M r * . H. l v S m ith . i t-erg and vicinity nr* pert
T ub Behring sea commissioners have
returned to Washington, and re|>ort that
the killing of seals must lie prohibited for
several years in order to prevent their
utter extermination. This w-as their
opinion when they left home, and so fur
us any real investigation is concerned,
they may lietter have stayed at home.
They made the occasion one of pleasure
to themselves, and the government pays
the hills. These fellowH remind one of
the Missouri doctor who had a case thut
puzzled him, and lie was honest enough
to ueknowledgo it “ Hut,” said the nurse,
“ why do you give medicine if you do not
understand tiie case?” “ This medicine,
■aid the doctor, “ will throw the patient
into (Its, and 1 never failed to eure a ease
of fits.” Just so the average Washington
dude knows about as much of sealologv
as a hog knows of Latin, but if the mat­
ter can ls< got into the form of a commis­
sion, it has assumed a form with which
he is perfectly familiar.
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