Newberg graphic., April 08, 1892, Image 2

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That is an Unanswerable Qestion.”
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W e H ave
vC A
GENTS
OREGONIAN RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
North.
April I, 1S91.
South.
Lv. Nowhere, 7 a. m | Lv. Portland, 9.10 a m
Ar. Portland, DSMJ u. m. I Ar. Newherg 12:1» p in.
Lv. New berg 12 *».'» pin. | Lv. Portland, l p in.
Ar. Portland, :i:20 p.m. ( Ar. Newherg, i*:0j j».m.
Pasaenger and Freight Kates to all points,
can he obtained from
C. B. FKIS3ELL,
Agent Newherg.
tiie
C heapest L ine
of
for
M en
and
B oys .
S hoes for Men, Boys and Children, ever brought to Newherg.
FOIl TIIE WOOLEN GOODS OF BROWNSVILLE. 33
extra good dip anJ staple have been Be-
euml. The weather is too cold fur the
newly sheared sheep; lurubing ¡9 now in
progrès*.
The general prospects for cereals, fruit
and Block ure very good, much bettor
than usual at this poiiod of the year.
15. S. P la ce,
Observer, Portland, Or.
X
&>
Q ? CD I D I D -
li.DOIOM NOT US
Frum Fruits ami Flo s e n .
Exaggeration benefits nothing in the
long run. There are years and localities
where occasional ycilds, under favorably
INCOI l P O R A TE D .
conditions, are phenomenal, hut the
thing to test by is the actual average good
cultivation can return on good soil, in
good order. It is saiu to claim that an
Wtitm ki . i ., N kw uerg , On., March 1892. acre in fruit, in good bearing, will return
IHSIEI) KVEKY FRIDAY MOIIXINO.
F.levation altove sea level........... 400 foct $290 and all expenses, and ten acres, well
Mean temiairature........................ 48.15° eared for, will return 12,000 to the work­
PR IN C IP A L OFFICES AT
Maximum lent petal tiro........05.8°
er, for the owner must bo the worker as
KDlToUS ANI) PUIII.IHIIKK8:
datu lltli.
well.
Not
oue-bali
of
those
who
plant
K. H. WoODWAltD Îv OllM.
E m k h y . Minimum temperaturo......... 38.4“
trees will succeed, because they will not
date 19th.
Mean of maximum temperature ...... 50 deserye to.
F R ID A Y , A P R IL 8, 1892.
<< “ minimum
“
...... 49.7‘
“ How to prune trees,” is deserving of
Entered 1 second eli*** matter h I the post So. ol limes maximum temporaturo
careful
study, beeauso every variety of
»m*w nt Newherg, Oregon.
Bought and Sold, and Sold on C o n
90° or above................
0
W ant to buy cither a large or small
H AVE ON
fruit tree lias its own peculiar character
No. times minimum temperature 32°
mission.
or
fallow.............................................0
and requirements. Also, every variety ot farm, you can save both time and mon­
;
WKAT 11 BK Itr.rOUT.
Total precipitation................ . 3.07 in. prune differs in some respoc ts from other
For L ow Prices and Future Advance­
ey
by
culling
on
us.
During October tlio rains were well dis- Total depth of umnulted snowfall. IK) in. varieties, ami one must study the nature
ment
in Values,
tributed and nliont (lie average amount. Prevailing direction of wind...... N and S and habits of trees to know how much I f you are a Non-resident,
No. of cloudless days............................ 5
During November and December the “ “ partly cloudy days..................... 5 wood to leave. Horn i need closer prun­
A ll grades o f Realty, from an imfeneed lot to the- very Dost Im-
W e Defy Competition.
A n d wish to obtain any information
rains wore heavy and general throughout “ “ cloudy days
......................21 ing than others and some require fewer
«»•
proved City Property, and
I.ong Time on Deferred Payments,
V
the statu, there being an absence of the “ 11 days on which .01 of rain or
limbs to be left to bear fruit, than others about Real Estate, or tlio Country in
I !
fell....................................................17
usual amount of sunshine.
January,
do.
and
Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
General, or Newherg and vicinity,
February and lip to March 20th, the rains Dates on which hail fell .........18,29,30.
The most successful and profitable fruit
x
X
“
“
“ snow fell................ none
W e have for sale some o f the Finest
were light, sufficient however to keep the Dates of thunder storms...................18th i list riels of Kuropo lie in regions where In particular, W rite to us—W e will
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
soil in good condition. There was an ab­
Suburban Piopcrty to be found in the
“
“ light frost.................. 2-3-19-150 the soil is uf basaltic origin. The soil of gladly give the desired information.
“
“ killing or injurious frost... .none Oregon is of that character, and with
sence of any heavy snowfall, cast of the
w V State, at very low prices.
“ eolar halo» .........................SSd
Cascade mountains, while to the west
“
“ lunar “
0th uuderdraining will bo practically in-
there were few days that the tempera­
exliaustable.
E dmund R o binson ,
ture was below the freezing point; in
I’eaelies and grapo;i and corn are sup­
Volunteer Observer.
eastern Oregon there was an entiro ab­
posed to need warmer summer nights
sence of any severe cold weather, a tem­
than Oregon lias. And yet, of lato years,
I
i!o ;ts i; TALK.
tree.s and secured large fruit and as milch
A IVDltll ON IIIIS I \ KSS COl.I.KliKS.
perature of zero occur!ng but a few times
it is found that all three can grow in
as
a
tree
should
hear;
others
let
them
in the more elevated regions.
Don’t ask mo to “ back” with blinds
Wo havo before ui a little (taper issued many localities of Western Oregon. This over bear, and tho result was small and
There was not the usual acreage of fall
by a Itti i ness col logo in this state, which a proven by uctual experience, and some­ inferior fruits. Some cured their prunes on. I am afraid to.
sown wheat put in, owing to the heavy
Don’t lend mo to soma blockhead that
is lull of potty llings at college learned time this magazine will write at length to carefully and did not dry them to skin
November and December rainfall, hut
has less sense than I have.
men, and reflections on the practical ad­ show that this is true.
and bone.
Good work secured large
that which was sown did remarkably
Don't think because I am a horse that
California has an advantage over Ore­
vantages of a seminary education. Now,
prunes with all the weight possible.
well. Plowing am) seeding were pushed
it ¡ h a very |toer school that seeks to win gon in prolit on fruit. They havo no het- These got more prunes to the 100 pounds iron woods and briers won't hurt ray hay.
to their utmost durit g January, Feb­
V> o will sell a few
Don’t be so careless of my harness as to
students by belittling othur institutions tur soil, and none that is so lasting. Ihe and more price per pound. Tlio differ­
ruary ami fore part of M trcli, so Unit now
find a great sore on mo before you attend 1
of learning, and tha avoragj butincas col- peach is the great item there, and Josiah ence in income and value ivas nit profit.
H
the acreage of cereals is fully tip to the
to it.
lege is the last kind of a school to in­ 1/isk, the well known canner of fruits,
GOOD T V X LO TS
Hard times oftener come from neglect
average, and it is all reported to lie in
Don’ t run me down a steep bill, for if
dulge in slicit tactics. For tlio fact is told Dio writer that all Oregon Units ex ­ than bad luck. Tiie farmer who works
C f
first class condition. A more favorable
tlmt business colleges, which plume celled California products in texture and with main strength an t awkwardness anything should give way I might break
All on time, to those who will build on
winter lot the stock lias se'dom been ex-
voar neek.
O.-egon poaches excel those
them stives above nil else on Iteing practi­ llavor.
never gets along well, while the man who
them.
Cull early and get your choice,
|terienced. There i > no loss reported, the
Don’t think beeauso I go free nr.dar the
cal ¡ire really about the most unpractical grown in California.
uses
his
brains
to
plan
his
work,
and
uses
grass and feed were plenti.ad ami tlio
i
whip
I
don't
get
tired.
You
would
move
While
Cal'coruia
is
famous
for
its
l
’rices
will
be advanced in sixty days.
educational institutions we havo.
them to advantage, seldom fails. The
stock ail came through Die winter in ex
In the first plaeo tlp*y fail to do what prunes, Us Boil cannot grow the large study of horticulture is not difficult to any up if under the whip.
celleut condition. The growing season of
Don’t put on my blind bridle so that
lhoy
i they base their principal claim for exist­ (irancs wo produce in Oregou.
Only a few of those fine tracts in
man of sense, hut the iruit-growcr must
1892 o|iens most favorably for a bounti­
ence on—fit tlioir students for business. grow the Fronch or Foti’.o Prune d’Agen bo a student of facts connected with l'.is it irritates my eyes, or so leave my fore-
ful harvest, even surpassing the wonder­
They fill a boy's mind with a sot of lino almost exclusively, that tiring four to six business, anil act carefully on what be loek that it will be in my eyes.
R U R A L H O M E Xo.
ful yields and |inshifts of 1891.
It,
Don’t whip me when I get friglitenod
spun theories which ho trover applies, cents; while we grow larger and finer earns, or he cannot succeed. The best
should however lie home in uiltul. Unit
along
the
road,
or
)
w
ill
ex|>ect
it
next
and practice him in some elaborate sys­ prunes of the same variety, and our Ital­
way to study natural laws is to keep your time and may lie make troublo.
Die hucci - hn ul Die cereal crop in eastern
are left.
All clear.
Cheapest on tho
tems of bouli-keoping which ho never ian and Silver are more than double the
eyes open to see and then act on what
and southern Oregon especially, depends
Don't hitch me to an iron post or rail­
market.
Terms easy.
Raise peaches.
uses. Thu tact is that in business, as size of their French.
your judgment says ¡.-; natural law.
more upon tlio distribution and amount
ing when the tnereurv is below freezing.
Almost, ten years ago tlio first lot of Or­
conducted today, every line, every larg'
of r litifull in Die months of May ami
A reliable prune grower says bo had I need tiie skin on niy tongue.
B
house even, has its own system of keep­ egon prunes went East and Bold at St.
f
M a r is (j- Colc-ord.
two acres ot French prunes and saved
Don.t keep lay stable very dark, for
June and the temperature conditions in
I'aiil
(or
I
t
1
-
cents,
while
choice
imported
ing accounts. Tiro boy from the business
11,00.) pounds cured prunes, half on when I go out into the light my eyes aie j
those months, th.ni the conditions of the
college wdro is fortunate enough to get a French prunes wore laid down in ( hica-
injured, especially if snow be on the j
Boil uud prospects at Die present time.
young trees, in 1889. Tlio oldest trqps ground.
»
place in a hank or a store, finds that go for 8 cents. The French prune» wore
wkitkun ongno.x.
yielded 0,000 pounds per aero, and sold at
Don't leave mo hitched in my stall at
much which ho has learned is more rub­ graded from «0 to 110 to the pound ami
7 cents, bringing $42 ) (H*r aero. In 1899, night with a big cob right where 1 must
The past week lias been generally
bish. Ho has to loam the system his averaged S) to the pound; while Oregon
he kept account of over 5,00:) pounds of lie down. 1 am tired and can’t select a Y NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
cloudy and rainy, the temperature bus
employers use.
Ilis business college Italian were weighed there and found to
smooth place.
Italian prunes grown on an aero, and
been from ¡5 to ti degrees a day Is low the
Don't forget to file my teeth when they
training doesn’t count only in a general average 4"> to the pound. T in t, and the
netted 12*a cents per pound (or them, or get j igged as I cannot chew my food.
average. Tlio rainfall amounted to from
know ledge of the principles, and that ho quality of tho fruit, made tlio greater
$(¡25. That year fruit was very dear, blit When I get lean it is a sign my teeth i
l.o inehes to 2 d inches for Die week be­
eottl l have obtained in much loss time in value.
in ordinary years ho would have gotten need filing.
Is the be.st place in town to pet your work «lone. All kinds of Tinwork, such ns Roofing, Spout­
ing considerable mor» than Die average
A w iso old follow, Benjamin Franklin
a good high school or seminary. Mock
Don't say whoa! unless yon mean it.
ing and General Repairing, neatly and promptly done, Prices reasonable
$100 for them.
It is beyond question,
amount. I.ight frosts occnred in the
Teach mo to stop ut the word. It may
hanks and mock wholesale houses may by uame, said, “ It wo take care of tiie
Nearly op(M)Ilt(?ijajrtoa road’
F- H. STO R EY, PrOP.
that on good tile-drained land, prunes at check me if the lines break and save a
more exist ed places on the 27. 28, 211, ¡III
1st pleasant to play with, lint tlio plaeo to pennies, tho pounds will take c.iro of
5 to Gets, per pound will pay, over ex- runaway and smash-up.
and ¡list, of March and oil the 21tlh, snow
learn the real business is in tlio bank and themselves.” Tho little things well done
Don’t forget the old hook which is a
(H'lise, $150 to $2');) |» r acre.
fell on the foot hills and mountains. The
in the store. The ueademic graduate w ho result iu a perfect w hole. There are a
friend of all tho oppressed, that says:
winds have been generally southerly and
“
A
merciful man is merciful to his beast. ”
has taken a good course in higher math­ multitude of small things connected with
How to Keep Boy. on the Farm.
chilly in cflect.
Don’t make me drink ice cold water,
ematics is a inoio accurate accountant horticulture that need to tni done to in­
“ He told his son to milk tho cows, feed j nor put a frosty bit in my mouth, Warm
Cereals aie all in good condition,
than tlio business college graduate, and sure success. Don't leave them undone
the horses, slop the pigs, hunt tho eggs, tho hit by holding a ball minute against
tin nigh more growth would lie obtained if
his general Darning is much broader. if yon ex(>ect to succeed.
my body.
Hundreds of yards of fine Imported aud Domestic Cloths of the latest styles.
feed the calves, catch tho colt and put
tin re should lie more sunshine, which has
Don’t compel! me to cat more salt than
Tlio business college turns out good pen­
Pansies are among the handsomest of
him in the stab'e, cut p'enty of wood, \ I want by mixing it with ray oats. I
Is'en very deficient. Tlio rainy weather
CLO TH ES D O N 'T M A K E
HAIN",
men, but it allords no short ami easy cut law n flowers as well as tho easiest to cul­
split kindlings, stir the milk, put fresh know hotter than any other animal how
stoppod almost entirely, plowing am)
to proflcloncy in keeping accounts.
tivate. They thrive in any good, rieli
But nice tailor made clothing adds materially to a man’s appearance at home, aud particularly
water in Die creamery after sup|>er, and | mudi I need.
Beetling. Tlio reports indicate excellent
among strangers.
Narrowness is one of the weaknesses of soil, li seed is planted, it should be
Don’t trot me up hill, for I have to
to be sure and study his lessons before lie
pros|»>cts for a large acreage and the pres­
,
. carry you and Ilio buggv ami myself, too. Dres3 and Work Shirts, Pine Custom Made Fancy Shirts in Silk Stripes and
the business college. A smattering of done early in the fab to get bloom the
ent conditions to lie first class for all Die
went to bod. t hen lie hurried off to the Try it yourself sometime,
linn up bill
Checks, Sewed with Silk Thread that will not Eip.
Englisb branches is taught, ami the following summer. Spring sowing of tho
club to take a leading part iu the ques- with a big 'oad.— Courier Journal.
cereals.
Hats, Underwear Hosiery, Suspenders, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Etc. A full liue of
students are encouraged in a false pride seed always leads to failure, 1 lants can tion, “ liow to keep boys on tlio farm.” --------------------------------------------------
The peach, apricot, some varieties of
STATIONERY, LEDGERS. JOURNALS, DAY AND PASS BOOKS. TABLETS,
in their education, in a notion that a fow t.e obtained now of the florists at from —Covington (lia .) llntrrpriir.
prunes, pears and cherries are generally
Envelopes, Pencils, Pens, Gold Pons and Cases, Watches, Chains,
Mi|>crlici.il attainments is ail that is need­ $1 to $2 (>er hundred. They thrive best
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Sear f Pins, Kings, (’harms, Emblems, Fancy Bazar Goods, Album*. Accordeons, etc., sll bought
in full hluoin, and so far in good condi­
ti .»r 1 e - - than value, with mot cash , from nmnuia A.urers and jobbers cotunelledto sacrifice
ed to make them cultured. Education where they get the morning sun and are
,n go to »1...
.11
The Elmer Chronicle publishes a story :
tion, though the weather for the past
or
the ...
wall,
ought to make a man modest; ought to shaded at noon.
This is the name that has M
that looks fabulous, but is very possible in j
week haa tieen unfavorable; tlio present
ttnnk Block, Newberg. Or.
make him a seeker after truth. The bus­
They grow apples everywhere, very
J\ B A R R I E .
boon giien the new Mtll- I
that region. It will strike Eastern people [
weather conditions, wliiilr if continued,
taery establishment of
iness college training tends to nuke nearly, but they can’t grow sueli pears ns as too unreasonable to Is* lielieved, but at
will seriously injure the prospective crop;
Smith A Haworth ut Mrs. L
2 1’ ltIN G l ’.HANCH
Oregon does anywhere else In North
him vain and self satisfied.
one glum e at a monarch of our l ’aeitle
less rain, mom sunshine and warmer
Smith's oli] stand In Hos­ L
To tlio young man or young woman America. Eastern Rartlelts are small forosts will banish doubt. Wequoto: “ E.
kins'
block.
They
have
weather are needed to protect ami develop
I ast
who Is anxious to got a Inn incss educa­ and inferior compared to ours.
just received a large and I
C. Stamper, a citizen of Elmer, has just
the fruit buds.
well assorted stock of N
summer tho people of Helena had their
completed working up a tir tree which
The smaller fruits ami berries are do tion, we sav this: A good lilwtral course
in the public schools, or a school of semi first taste of Oregon Ilsrlletts and they de­ grew* on bis place mljoininj; town. He
S prin g M illinery E
veloping nicely.
which they invite you to
The hop men are busily engaged in nary grade, ni l give yon a broadening of clared they never before knew what a received $12 for the bark; built a frame
J. J. Woods. Prop.
N ew miau,
O regon .
call and luspect. Yon R
(tartlett |>car was. Tltev bad fer years
t house 14x20, 8 feet high, with (bad kitch-
working their yards preparing for the powers, a ipnckening in mental agility j
wilt
find
everythin*
you
Y
back bad Bartlett pears from l ilifornia, cn s f„,q wj,|0 Hn,( go foot long, built a
coming crop; Dm acreage is being in- Rial will lio iuoio pracli. al servivo to voli
will need in millinery, at
Diati anv autunni of make believo tianks you fee!
This first class hotel 1ms just been re­
crowned in most of Die counties.
wood shod 14x2) feet, made ;!.!) fence
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furnished and opened to the public.
and p.i|H*r wnreliou v i. And moro than
The
more
a
man
of
sense
studies
the
The weather has not tieen favorable to
rails li) loot long, made ¡¡¡¡4 railroad tics
Splendid accommodations for trav­
• lie lambing season, tbough the lasses are tbat, it will coltivate a toste fer good lit- question of under-draining land, the more and 500 boards G inches wide wild 2 feet
eling men.
The N**t ntul most (Mpitlar breed.
tnm h less than usual. Warmth and sun­ eruture, and ullord you some glinipses of ho will h e ., mie convinced tbat it is ¡ml is- long, and 15 cords of wood 4 feet wide
The patronage of the |*eopIe o f Neiv-
V
v
scieneo
an
i
bistory
tb.it
will
givo
volt
un
|H*nsible
to
thornuglily
drain
orehards
to
shine during the coming week will ma­
and s loot long, all from one tree, ami lias
Egg* for sale at $2 per si tting o f 15.
l*erg and vicinity respectfully solicited.
iinqiiration wliidi it foli moti out nuy l omm ind »tioovss. Tho smnming up is
LAMB t EALDWIN
terially beuelit all crops an I prod.R ts.
a part ot the tree left.—Ex.
make
vou
cu’
turisi
as
wrell
aa
practical.
;
th.it
drain*
curry
uff
surplus
water;
tiiov
Successors to
Cull on or address, g
H o b S O Il.
KA n TKKN OKEGON.
Mero than tliut, ueier I h * niisk* I iato l«*t thè air penetrate thè Mtl and cause it
<iencral rains hive prevailed through
LAMB & WOODWARD.
M
iny
citizens
are
trimming
their
trees
the w**ek, preceded on Sunday March 27. tslieving that even a college training is ! to siaci: and heeoiue inellow and porous; this week ami we wish to enter a protef» Havo juht received the largest and finest stock
I’.rcak your baoK sawing woo*l by band,
J | O i s i : 3 IO V I2 IO .
by a general snow storm throughout the uiq Mi ti, al. Men fai! to proflt l*y tlu* thè «ir carri**, with it ammonta and nitro- against the practice of cutting awav so
but get us to saw it with our
ri* li crii ¡logos *>f a college cdiication, a* gen lo enrieh th« aoil; thè water lw*ing
entire section, Iving heaviest al< ng the
We «re prepared to
M ? T z L I N K l i V
much o( the top of sh.iD trees. Fruit
lhit
ibis
is
no
¡ir-
reduce*!
to
supplì-
whiit
tlio
soil
njods,
lthre mountain! ; at Cove, I ...... county, I ,!,,'v f
Mss. P»]d»ln h i«
trees K vct bmnfï ht te the cl*r.
’Good work at living prices,’ is our uiutto.
is to warm up the lami and pro- tries need such treatment out shade
,
li*«! over 1 ) y car. eancrlene**. sn,1 c in «nit the
from Id to III inches fell
General frosts raignnient ag.iinst oohegos, or riehes the . result
,
.
,
,
^
.
i
............
..
should
he
allowed
to
grow
up
by
cult
ng
mutt
in'
itilo
hi«.
Call
an
1
see
ear sto, k tietore
REUBEN S. FRANK.
vent
(rod
doing
harm,
btmly
it
no
an,l
"
.
eitlior.
tu
thi
'
.!.**<
of
k*oii
omipolitica,
p«i“ch«*in^.
hnve prevailed, except in the more shel­
Mrt I««mb«n«i
WtHviwi: 1 rr'!l rontinuc IIoa.scs on short notice, either by tlie job or by ,
yon wi.l b.vome a convert. Thorough away th» nu ler limi*» an i »proading tlie
tered places. The amount of sunslii n lite lietler montai cqnipniont thè business
the
Hressinakfiw
«iopartment.
Fvcrythin*
In
the tlay. at re«9onable rate*.
ha» thè moro likely he is lo win. The drainage doubles the profit on every acre. tot* gradua!!)' out. It will tako longer to Irti.•••t *tvle Airi)'> f«»r the - 'IMstirtt' llt’Altb
has been hulow the average.
NICHOLS’ »2C xv MILLS.
make a tr.si, t*v suoli a colimi of treat­ W .i-t. ‘ Y Irsi St. ’! «lour east « f M rriv Mile* A
traine.I
mimi
ale
m
leu
mi
tulvantage,
“
Ah
ye»,
fruit
¡»ays
the
biggest
kind,”
«
NewI’ctM. ( Tv.-
The weather has been unfavorable to
ment, Ini! it wfil ba se ranch largcr and
said
a
fruii
grower
of
late;
“
l
had
$G>)
just
as
a
traine*!
lumi
ha*.
Skill
often
the grow tn of all vegetal ion, though no
gran dei in a few year» that you can woll
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damage has lss-n dune save io a very few ficfc.it.* mere iiiiisciilar power, ami Ilio worili of (vite-hes on an aero la.-t summer, affor.l to givo it tho year* noccssary to
and
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of
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fruiis
grow-
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in
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w.inls
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siliceo,!
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tlu*
use
et
NEWBKHO,
: OREGON.
• Sfniscd |.|.M-ee , the Irnr’s of March 27.
25c. SCc
ing Is'nealh, luaking $IOiX) to thè acre, make thè better tr*v. In this huinid di-
St m«l Sltli nipped Ihe more advanced bis wits can uffotd tu givo lliowe wils ilio
W. hare j'i«t rceeirce a fnll line of new
nute
tlu*
ground
near
resi
lene»*»
sboitld
NKWBERO,
:
OKECON.
I•*• -1 training | <i»Ml>le, ev**n il Di* v are ami it wa-ii't mudi of a fruii year,
latest pHtlcrue and bent «juatity, aud will
and ten lei veziWaimn.
sell at «e l” W fitrnree as the qualify of our ^ o $ h 1 s
cither.”
New. hilf of that is g*Kkl liavo plcnty vi ul linee far tho rireufation
I
will justify. i**ll and *ce us.
Flowing ant Mssloig ar** nearly done nalerally ctrei'g. And we en.-bt to bave
Brevétto!
en.>u.*!i and thè »itilo uf it ah ivo Ilio , ot air un lor tho !*!u«!o Ir«*?« an*l if thè
and D m * acreage is somewtiat larger than a higtiei ambii¡<>n ili in to Is* mere money
trev'i
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tu
aa
to
hcail
low,
thè
Puro and Standard Fowls
The liighci*! »accusa is not uver.ig**.
I ret y ear. Tiie anil is in tirst class con- g*tt*'rs.
Wbilo all thè w irl i ha I an over »npply cluniation will ho impedni. Fniit trcea
dilion, the whom ban a a*sid stand an I mcaaiir*sl in fi.2l.irs ami centi, ati I no
of *!rii«l im i.» in 18.)1, stili tho hest o,' Or­ sheuM I*,* kepi |ow (or c uvenien e in L t . B r ^ h lU iìS
Ihe |>roM|»'cts are excellent.
is w.c
fiat h* Ips make us more
H O W A R D W I L L I A M S , P r o p r ie t o r
egon |*runcs so! I ai l> lo 11 cent» |vr (•icking, and in ordor to capturo the
reaches, apricot«, aim mis an i api le­ * riti fle ti,, I, mo
livrai, li Iter fart,¡«ti­ p i to i at t\ Itoli*- ile. n.e p * uve s 2d at moisture wtiich ccnstaNtly c“* a|> s from
NEW PERO.
OREGON.
the ground, aud whi. h the under «ide of
a l» in full bloom except in the inteiior
it it tin
of mind tbit consti­ «. arce more than bili as t. n !\. A ot thè ........ is progared to N M iv* ai. I a: pio* Of the Jav Hank $t
tiStr«'« °*n t«*.'..a,*^c BUtfr O l , 1 wiirs trvk t •
t!ie Iruit pnxqvcis, so far, are uu> g -I.
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I and li cuiauheo*l. entire dilTereni-o ìav in thè care usc.l bv priale. K**e!< fruii trcc* trimmed !ow
¡tiy part of U w a. Orders left
Sheep shcuriitg is Icing pil'd)** ,, in
I b -.’ tua the s!;a le tr.v» up iuta tho ait.
I the peel
e or depot * ill be promptly
!•'. Muoi o* I Von.
,r •»vat nun.
•ouic tn hour it Las been tiarelud; an
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f’of
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NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
O. C. WRIGHT, Secretary,
C A P I T Â L
J. M. WRIGIIT, President.
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