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HOW CAN W E SELL GOODS SO CHEAP?
can sell you these goods cheaper than the cheapest.
Our Spring
Suits
W e call Especial A ttention to our Shoe Department.
I în î ’ G
Our superior business connections enables us to purchase from the manufacturers, so that we
I f you are in need o f anything in our line it w ill pay you to give us a call.
are
On Time and
of the Latest
Fashion.
It is Complete for Men, Boys and Children.
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W E A R E S O L E A G E N T S FO R B R O W N S V I L L E W O O L E N GOODS.
T he parties so prominent in tho San-
tiam academy trouble may not realize it,
hut they are giving that institution a
large amount of very unprofitable adver
tising. Wiion church ami school man
agers am] patrons cannot agree, they had
best settle matters quietly. They cannot
adopt a more curtain method of ruina
tion than by rushing into print.
OKKOONI IN K A IL W A Y TIM E TA B L E ,
north.
A p ril I, INDI.
Boiith.
L t . New berg, 7:AS a. tn | Lv. Portland, 'J:IO a in
Ar. Portinoci, -J::«) u ill. I Ar. Newberg 12:11 p in.
Lv. N ew berg I L L p m. 1 Lv. Portland, 4 ,110 p in.
Ar. Portland, 11:20 p.m. I Ar. Newberg, 0K» p m.
Kanvenger ancl Freight Katen to all points,
can bo obtained from
C. It. FUISSEl.L,
Agent Newberg.
N E W B E R G G R A P H IC .
A DESKRTEB from the regular army,
ISSl'KD KVBBY KItIDAY MORNING.
who had been captured ami imprisoned
at S|>okano, Wash., hanged himseli one
K IiIT o ltS A N D P U B L IS H KIW I
day last week. There is a good ileal of
K . H . W o o d w a r d & O h m . C. K m k k y . barbarism connected w ilit any military
system that is so severe iqxjn a deserter
F R I D A Y , A T U IE 21), 1892.
that lie prefers death to tile iienalty pro
E ntered as second class m atter at the post vided. When tho people of this country
ottico ut New berg, Oregon.
become civilized, such tilings will not he.
P A C I F I C C O I j L K U E .
T iik question of the land included in
the “ quadrant,” in Washington county,
winch has so long been disputed over by
the settlers ami the <>. O. Railway com
pany, lias been decided in favor of the
settlors. This is a little out of tho ordi
nary in the way of a decision, in this day
when corporations, with their influence
count for more then the protests of home
makers, and the live hundred settlers on
the track are lo lie congratulated on their
good fortune.
In “ The land of big red apples,”
And of evergreens, and Dowers,
The land ot summer sunshine,
And of w inter’s mists and showers;
In the land o f lofty mountains,
W ho«e snow crowned summits rise,
In majestic grandeur heavenward,
As if to kiss the skies;
Where the peaks, like m ighty sentinels,
T h eir silent vig ils keep,
U ntil their crests are hoary,
And their faces furrowed deep;
In the thriving town of Newberg,
W ith its churches and Its schools,
With these mills to grind out wise men,
But no saloons to grind out fools,
May he found aspiring people
Who with broad Utopian plans,
To advance the public Interest,
And supply Its great demands;
W ho desirous o f securing
T o our youth this seat of knowledge,
Have with pains and perseverance,
Planted here Pacific college.
In the valley of Willamette
With the inonutaiiis as of old
"Hound about Jerusalem.”
For protection we are told,
B auds this newly christened school
Having for its motto grand
“ Heart-culture and head knowledge
¿shall with us go hand in hand.”
May Its iullueiice over broaden,
As the rivers toward the sea;
And Its power for good he ceaseless,
As Is f lined Niagara.
M iy the mines o f truth he opened,
And her secret depths explored,
T i l l the riches that arc gathered
Shall be pleasing to the Lord.
—I,. Elia Hartley, in The Crescent.
T iiheb men and a woman, all colored,
were sold last Saturday at public auction
fur a term of sixty days at Fayette, Mo.
They were charged with the grave crime
of having “ no visible means of support.”
They were purchased
“ by reliable
farmers” wlio paid from $10 to $111 for
them. W h o says tho day« of slavery are
past? W h y in the name of high heaven
don’t the decent people in Missouri see
limt the law which authorizes such in
humanity is repealed?
prominent fruit dealer, that there are no
nears to ship. I.et us awake to the fact
that wo must spray or our fruit will not
come into competition with those who
keep up with the times.
Does spraying pay ? Mr. Frank Well-
house, a large apple grower says: “ We
sprayed 100 acres of apple orchard twice
and 320 acres three times, anil fully 50
per cent of the codlin moth were destroy
ed, some observers say 75 per cent.”
Mr. K. Claik, Osage City, Kansas, says:
“ I would not take $100 for rny sprayer
ami do witli out it, for I have gained 70
jier cent over last year.” This is almost
tlie nniveisal testimony of every man
who owns a sprayer and uses it to tlie best
advantage. Do not buy a cheap pump
that will not give good staisfaction and
will soon wear out. Use a good fine nus-
zle and keep tlie pressure up.
Do not
trust to hiring some one, hut do tlie work
yourself, then do it rigid.
Tako some
good horticultural journal and Keep post
ed. You can make a success of very few
tilings without study and care. I t is so
with spraying, and ag: in wo say, «pray.
D k . A. M ii . i . s ,
Dundee, Or.
m
INCORPORATED.
O. C. W R I G H T , Secretary,
C A I >l rl \ v r ^
S T O C K ,
^
20 , 000 . 00 .
l ’R IN C IP A L O FFIC E S A T
NEW BERG*
OREGON.
L an d s +
I f yo u
W a n t to buy either a large or small
farm, you can save both tim e and mon
«
I f you are a Non-resident,
A n d wish to obtain an y inform ation
about Real Estate, or the C ountry in
General, or N ew b e rg
in particular, W r ite to
and
v ic in ity ,
us—W e
w ill
g la d ly g iv e the desired inform ation.
V
*;,
V
I
B ought and .Sold, and Sold on (V tn
E H A V E ON
W
e y by calling on us.
O L II 4 IT I.E S TU EE S.
It will bo noticed by those who purchase
apples that in many instances apples from
certain orchards ure apt to be more or
loss decayed. Even the latest keepers
will begin to rot at tho blossom end and
Iiave u dry, punky, rotting spot there that
spreads all over the apple. Dealers are
beginning to use discrimination as to
J. M. W R I G H T , President.
mission.
OUR LIST *
For L o w Priees and Future A d va n ce
m ent in Values,
A l l grades o f R ealty, from an unfenccd lo t to th e v e ry Best Im
A G
♦
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1
H
A
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proved C ity Property, and
E A Q
W e Defy Competition.
L o n g T im e on D eferred Paym ents,
and L ib eral Discount* to Cash Buyer*.
E
x
i
$
V
In an y sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
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W e have for sale some o f the Fina-wt
Suburban P rop erty to be found in the
State, at v e ry low prices.
Office on M ain Street, Near Depot.
j edged to #tanilin the front rank among
N A T IO N A L K E M K D Y CO.
David W. Martin, fe d e ra l agent for the Na
tho capable and earnest Sunday school tional Rem edy Co. wishes to announce that he
workers of the world.
Ilis presence at now lui* two agents in Newberg for the sale
of his medicines. Mrs. Mary Hobson, on south [
one of our stale conventions a number of Meridian street, n e ir the fa ir grounds, and ■
kinds of apple trees they purchase from ,. yBarg ago will doubtless he remembered Mrs. Cox, on First street, one door west of Pres
byterian church, ««re his only authorized
for young, vigorous trees will usually pro by many. Rev. C. A. Wooddy, Portland, agents, who have and w ill hereafter keep on
h ind ¡i full supply of the above-named reme
duce vigorous and long-keeping fruit, Oregon, is statistical secretary of this as dies.
sep4pdtolml
while fruit from one of the o!d historical sociation, and lie desires to secure a re
W o will sell a few
orchards may not keep well.
N o t ic e o f F in a l S e ttle m e n t.
port from every Sunday school in tlie
Questions arlso in this connection of state. In order that he may have time to
Notice is hereby (riven that the undersigned
H
1
much interest. One is: Docs our mild prepare his report showing the entire as administrator of the e.-tate o f Cyrus Lamb,
GOOD T O W N LOTS
deceased, has filed his final account o f his ad
S a l e m ’ s system of city government is climate produce fruit that dix-H not keep work, these local reports should be sent ministration of said estate in the County Court
of Y am h ill County, Oregon and said Court has
A ll on time, lo those who will build on
very unique. The police force appears to because our winters are not cold and him not later titan May 1st.
Lew. E. fixed Tuesday the Third day of May A. I). 1892,
tho hour o f Ten o ’clock iu the forenoon of
have adopted l ’ennoyer’s tactics, and bracing? A n oth er is: Have 'lie trees, p ilrroWi Portland, Oregon, east side, is ut
them.
Call early and get your choice.
said day at toe Comity Court room at McMinn
have a way of getting rid of objectionable of the old planting become decayed and I chairman of the committee of Arrange- v ille In said County as the time and place for
the hearing of said final account. Therefore
Priees
will
bo advanced in sixty days.
characters without putting tho city to the incapahlo of producing sound fruit, ur has ment9 on behalf of the Centenary M. E. /ill persons arc hereby notified and required to
at said time and place and show cause
expense of prosecution and prison keep, the soil they have grown in forty \oar* ,-hurch, and lists of all who erjxjut to at- appear
if any there be why said estate be not settled,
by driving thorn out of town. They also beooiuo exhausted of vitality or deprived > ten,| the convention should be sent him said final account allowed and said Adm inistra
Only a few of those fine tracts in
tor discharged.
tí
Arrangements
arrest and fine a helpless woman peddler of tho constituents necessary to produce ! 110t |.ltor ,han May 14th.
Dated this 2:Jrd day of March A. D. 181)2,
D a v id L a mb ,
for not taking out a three months license, sound fruit? I have an old orchard that „.¡p |,a made for the usual reduction of
R U R A L H O M E No. 2
Ramsey & Fenton,
Administrator.
C o r r o noit a t i v k :
Shukom xM ro
pani,
Attorneys foi said Estate.
when she only wished to work in tho city was planted forty years ago— in ’52—and ; furea OIl railroads.
“ All th è w o r ld ’ s a stage ”
Tho Salem three days. And worse Ilian all, there is tho grand old trees will sometimes hang
G eo . IÍ. D imes ,
are left.
A ll clear.
Cheapest on fhe
■fridge Notice.
JJtim iri al « a v e “ tlio ro aru 11111 co n vieta OD never a protest raised by tho pajsirs pub with fruit to their utmost capaciy.
Chairman Ex. Com.,
market.
Terms
easy.
Raise peaches.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
sealed
bids
in
ac
The situation is favorable and many of
Portland, Or.
th è roH tru m .”
lished at the capital city, who evidently
cordance with Sec. 1141, o f the General Laws o f
Oregon, approved February 21st, 1891, w ill be
believe that it pays to place a premium the trees seem to ho vigrotis. There are
by the County Court of Yam hill Coun
M a r i s § C o lc o r d .
P ortland will »teal (tome of Astoria’s on gambling ami prostitution at the ux- also pear tret»« of Bartlett, Fall Butter,
At a meeting of tlie trustees of La Fay received
ty. Oregon, until the 5th day of May 1892, at 1
and Winter Nellis varieties, that bear ten ette Seminary on W edneslay of last week, o’clock p. m., for the construction o f a wagon
thunder by getting the »misers Baltimore penau of virtue and honest industry.
bridge across Palm er creek, on Road Survey
to fifteen bushels each. Tho pears seem Prof. C. A. Bowman was elected Pres No. .Tit, near the residence of George Dorsey.
and Charli Nton lo run up to tho big city
Said bridge to be 2UH feet in length, with open
to
do
lietter
than
the
apples,
hut
none
of
ident for the coming year, and Miss Fric- span
after the celebration.
SI’ IIA Y IN U TUEES.
o f *10 feet over stream, greatest height of
the latest varieties of either have the long key was retained as teaehor. It was also bents JIB feet, width of road wavs 18 feet. A lso |
under
the same conditions said Court w ill re-
.
For spraying fruit trees the first requi keeping quality to good advantage. I cn- decided that a |>osition as teacher be of
T iik price of sugar will probably go up a
r e iv e hills for the construction of a wagon i A NEW BROOM S W E E P S C L E A N A N D
bridge
across
Henry
Creek
near
the
town
of
site
is
a
spray
pump.
Of
these
there
are
j deavored to trim and prune and cut hack fered to Preston S. Krecker, a son of Dr. LaFayette on road from I/iFayette to Dayton.
notch in the east. Spieckles bus sold hi»
Philadelphia migar refinery to the Am eri many patterns ami they sell at front $1 .r>() I this old orchard to see if it is possible to Krocker, late missionary to Japan. Mr. Said bridge to he 144 feet long, highest bent 12 |
feet and roadway to be 18 feet in width. The J
can Kelinerv Co. mid competition will be to inoro than $1110.00. To my mind tito renew its vigor by bo doing. This ex Krecker is a giaduate of Princeton Col Court reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
l»y order of the County Court.
Renn
spray
pump
is
the
liest.
Not
that
periment iH too recent to he satisfactory lege.— Ledger.
less »harp for a time.
Attest:
J. W. H obbs ,
Is the best PU M ' ¡n town to act your w o rt .lone A ll kinds o f Tlm york. such « « Roofing, Spool-
my ex|ierience is very extensive, hut I an yet, hut I am Incoming to he afraid
County Clerk.
n i„ and General Repairing, neatly and promptly done. Prices reasonable.
judge
tlu.t
tlie
principio
of
an
air
cham
that
by
long
taxing
the
fertile
Boil.it
has'
Fair
Visitor—So
you
have
really
de-
It k b it along with some of the miti Citi
N early opposite Dayton road’
F. H. STO R EY, Prop.
nn»o talk it might lie well to enter a vig ber for continuous pressure, is better than lost Rome of its virtue and cannot res|x>nd, t ided not to Bell your hout»e?
Fair Host—Yes. You see, we placed
orous protest against the system timi a machine that stops spraying soon after after forty years of such draught on its
power, to furnish complete food to make the matter in the hands of a real estate M ain St.
made it possible for tho steamer Harms- pumping ceases.
-
N e w b e rg ,
I think any man with an apple or pear tlie perfect and long-keeping apple.
agent. After reading his lovely adver- ,
dadt to unload “ 015 immigrants lust Mon
D
F.
I
I.EIÏS
IX'
orchard of two or three bundled trees can
Horo is an interesting question for our tisement of our protHirty, neither John
day.
aliord to Inly a good pump and should use professors of the Stale Agricultural C o l-: nor myself could think of parting with
it often. Tlie object of spraying fruii is t» lege to study. It is important to know if such a wonderful and perfect home,
H undred* o f yards o f fine Imported and Domestic Cloths of the latest styles.
A c o m p a n y with a capitili »lock ol
destroy aphis, ( both green and woolly), our orchards should he dug around better j — Ex.
$.">,000,0.S) has Keen organized in Chicago
caterpillars, insilili moth, blight and scab, and 1«) nourised by applying fertilizers to
W a g o n s, Buggies,
to work tho nickel mine at Kiddles, Or.,
the last two named being fungus diseases. replace lost quality. I know an orchard
N o t ic e to Iloti»«* K a i «o r a a m i Marions.
lia r n o s . * , l i t o .
Hut nice tailor made clothing adds m aterially to a m u ', appearance at home, and particularly
which is said lo lie the richest in the
among strangers.
We will take tip the pests iu tho order almost fifty years old that produces heavi
Sealed bids w ill he received by the Hoard ol 1
world, anil the only one in tho United
named: Aphis. Probably tlie best rem ly yet. Are wo lo loose these old trees, Directors of School Dist. No. 29, Newberg, Y am i f in need Of anything in our line, g iv e ns a i Dress and Work Shirts, Fine Custom Made Fancy Shirt3 in Silk Strines and
hill
Countv.
Ore.,
for
tin*
raising
of
the
present
:
States rich enough to pay for working.
school building, excavating o f dirt and bu ild call and save money
edy fur these is kerosene emulsion.
1 or can we recuperate them?
We get onr good , direct j
Checks, Sewed with Silk Thread that will not Kip.
^
ing o f foundation and Hue for it and the pro fa rom the east, hid Will ^11 at prices that
Hats, Underwear Hosiery, Suspenders, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Etc. A fu ll lin e o f
have tried with apparent success, u table
The old orchards ot other countries posed addition thereto, in accordance with d e fy com petition.
.... . . . . . . . .
plans and specifications now in possession of
l ’ itop. .1. M. licosa, late of Topeka Kan spoonful of carlsilic acid to three gallons «till
j STATIONERY, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, D A Y AND PASS BOOKS. TABLETS,
l»ear fruit, and their experience m a y tl,.. ,-ierk -*f said District, ltlds w ill be opened
sas, bus booti chosen preaìdent. of thè of slrong snap suds, for the destruction of lie of use. l»o such old orchards in Ohio, Krt.lsy M*y ah. srj vl,«;k v . m
Envelopes, Pencils, Pens, Gold Pens and Cases. Watches, Chains,
Hour, I re
* serves the right to reject any or all olds.
ns Kings, charms. Kmhlems, Fancy Bazar ......Is. alhnms, deeordeons. ere., a
^ H S
U N IQ U E .
Oregon Stati» Agricullural College. Tlioro green aphis. This might lie made much for iuHtauce, produce sound and long j
andkbw P ickktt ,
i
.,,,
..
.
O k m . C. E m b r y .
chairman,
is rooni for improvenient in thè work of stronger with acid, while the buds are . keeping apples?
These questions arc iro-
clerk.
lln n k Itl.ir k . N . w b » r « . O r.
J *.
B A R P T T t l
Ibis institulion, and it is to he bo|x>d flint dormant ami may he worthy of further |»ortant and should be answered as soon!
M
This is the name that lias
*
•*
No tt e« * t o C o n l r n c l o r s *
been given the new Mill*
l ’rof. filosa is thè riglit man to inaugurate trial. Wo need not expect good fruit, as {»ossihle. It is reasonable to suppose a !
I
iuery establishment of
Sealed bids w ill he reeeived by thè Board o f i
tho reform.
and late ketqier», while the vitality of the decayed tree will not produce Round fruit;
!
O R IN O B R A N C H
Smith A Haworth at Mrs, L
ireet.tr* of Seh »ol Di-1 No. 29, Nowberg, Yam- 1
T H E
trees is being taken up by these insects. hut where it is sound and vigorous and in Itili County, Oreu'on. for thè eonstruetiou of au I
Smith's old stand in Hos
L
addltioi» to thè sello >1 building in satd districi. ;
kins’ block. They have
T ue man ubo undertakes to riletti a 1.011 Ion purple and paris green have no good form, should it bring poor fruit be Siiti eoiistruetion to include tin work and
I
Hans ami speciflcations may he 1
just received a large and
lift» Insurance company by a slmili tienili : effect on aphis, t ’aterpillars or any leaf cause of it* age? Poor fruit does to fat paintiuir.
>een at thè ottico of clerk. Bids w ill he opeued
w ell assorted stock o f
eating
insects
can
he
destroyed
by
spray
N
ha» tarkclcd a big job. KadlolT, a Se
ten swine, but won’t do to ship by the Friday, May i tli, at 2 oVl«»ek p. tu. The Board
reservea thè riglit to rejeet any or all bids.
S p r in g
M illin e ry
E
alt le man, werked a pretiy stick game « ing with arsenical poisons. Codini molli car-load, or to keep for late use.— Fruits
ANliKRW ITCKKTr,
J. J. Woods. Prop.
which they n vite you o
N ew berg ,
O
hm . C. E m e r y ,
Chairman.
O regon .
the
same.
In
spraying
for
codlin
motti,
few weeks ago, hnt it was no go, and thè
and Flower*.
R
Clerk.
call and inspect.
You
niithorties are now hiintiug a live man in- I would not recommend spraying so soon
w ill find everyth ing you
Y
aller the blossom falls as is usually done
H ti«*ct C 4 > n iiH l«lia i< <r '$ N's>tl«*o.
stead of a d 'iiil one.
w ill need in m illinery, at
This first cluss hotel
just lmen n v
S T A T E S . S. C O N V K N ’ T I O N .
in the east. I Isdieve our nights are so
Soah'd hiiR w ill 1 h » reooivod by th*' uader-
furnislie«! ami opened to the public.
sicn«*d f«»r tho grubbing au l grading of Churoh
H
E
U
N
IQ
U
E
.
cool as to prevent tho rodiin moth from
Tho «eventii annuiti convention of tho stroot. botwoou Kir>t au«! Thir.l streots. and
Splendid accom m odation* for trav-
T he Corvalli» Timr. show» thè kind of
hatching out so early here, vet it is better Oregon state Sun Jay achool u*mx'iation Souond strooi irmn l.ot 21. Block B . tlo iw m s
rr,
% I
e lin g men.
stuir it is inaile of, wlien it takes ride»
addlMoi» b» Nowborg. «"ist to oorporation Hiniis.
Du- U-st an.l most l » M.ular breed. ; Th e ^
o f Um.
of X ew .
to ) h > in time to catch all tho worms. will ho helJ in Centenari MethoJist Spt»clflcatl«»n*« of work to bo d nie may bo fouiul
witli a saloonist «galli«! a minister of thè
at
tho
Rooordor’a
oth«*o.
Bt«la
w
ill
in»
opoiiod
:
Eirp*
for
sale
at
*
-
per
sx-tting
o
f
15.
THE
NEW
MILLINERS,
v
1*
t
k
nini
v
ic
in
ity
respectfully
solicited.
For blight and scab, there are several K pimi »pai cluirch, Portland, cast BiJe, by April 2*‘. Ml 2 p m. Ktght rosorvod to rojoct
gos|N»l alio ha« back homi enough to Work
A. C Cox,
remedies. Perhaps the liest is a modi invitation of that chnrch, t»oginning any or all bhfs.
LAMB & BALDWIN
at bis traile seven day« iu tini week, ami
Stroot l ’otn.
« ’all on or ad,Inss, g
H ob son
fied P o rd -aux mixture.
W . .1. Green Mnn<lay, May, Ititi», at 2 oVloek p. in.,
Successors t«»
ubo 1« usiiig hi-i utmo t eminavor to pre
says licit it is proven that four imunds of ami cloemg Wedneaday, May isth, at Ili
LAMB & WOODWARD.
vent Ilo“ spread o( «ansili iulhlenee in
sulphate of copper and four pounds of oVloek in. As this is a mass convention,
Break y onr Lark sawinir wood by h a».!,
j I o i s i: m o v i n g .
Have just received the largest and finest stock
Morirne.
Vfif
ANTED._
but ¡rei ii« to saw it with our
lime to fifty gallons of water i* strong all ¡ntcrc&ted in Sumlav M’hool work are
'
L o c a l an d Travclinsr,
We are prepared to
enough to d<> all the w jik expeeted from inviteli to be present, ami everv Sundav T«» represent
our well-kn«»wn house. Y*m nood
M 1 L L I N Iv R Y
Tur. promiscuous granting of tom ber’« the Rordeatix mixture and he thinks
Sk-hool in thè state is urged to sen«l one or no oanital to represent a firm that warrant« Ever brought to the city.
; 'Good work at living prices,’ is our motto.
Mrs. Baldwin ha.«
mir>or> 't . k first d a -s and true to name
certificates to person* without pi-qs-r many times, it might I«» weaker than this.
more reprenentative*s. N department ol u o i t k \ i i r i l l \» %i:. ?
t-. r n >n:h had over 1’* years experience, and can suit the
R K l'B E N 8. F R A N K .
most fastidious, f a l l and see our stiH’ k before
qual I that ions u vei ve* 1( ,.,„»1 soliti shoul
t
'
t!
o
i
;
it
man
Apply
«niiok.
stating
age,
This ino lilted I lor dean x mixture ¡« sn|**- i'hristian etfort atlorJs l*«»tt«*r i\»sults tlian
IIrn .e . on «hnrt n.strc, either hy the Joh or hy
purchasing.
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Mr*» l.am band Mis« Woodward w ill continue
the «lay. at reasonable rate*.
earnost, ivrsistent, well dinvted work in N lrsorym«»:!. Florists A Seedsmen.
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is responsible St. P«sul, M in n the Dressmaking department. Everything in
tirove Timm, who say* he has in til« p >. slick* liettcr than any other fungicide
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latest style Agents for the *'f>ol«artc" Health
thè Sutnlay m hool, lunu'o thè attenti >:» «>f
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V' r>t s: 1 d »> r east of M >rri«. Miles
session iii.iioi«. ripts written by prominent I'-cing s<> good to stick to the trees and
l ’astors, Superintemlonta an l reaelien*
Co. Newberg. Oregon.
teacher* in Washington county, contain fruit, it will require a lesa number of ap
«TAPAM T 3 S E
is e«|»ecUlly ealled to this convention,
ing so many error* that (lie wonder seem* plicati ms. One must learn partly by ex
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truaUng that thev will, aa far a> pos-*ihle,
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to I*, that the writers are able to teach pci icnco about how often and how long to
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POULTRY YARDS
l»e pn'sent, and uJJ interest to thè meet
chiltliet. anything.
W e have j'i*t reeeivee , full Ilur of new »no^,t
75c.
continuo «¡waying with this mixture.
It ing by an intelligent diseusBion of thè
¡»test pattern* an.t h»*t «¡nalitr. an.| will
NEW BtDC, : O R?CCN.
$1.00 $1.2! -.11 at «> \ fi. ir»-< a* the .,Ti*i(tv of onr soon,
has another great advantage.
Paris Desi jucthods to protnote tl.er«»u^h a n j
dete Treatment, consisting
wtll jn.ttfy. Call an.! -ee n,.
ntment in Uapsule-«. «!«.» in
H o p e h . » I the S Jem ./ .«rim/, is an on- green or l..*tulon purple may l«> used with l.iRting r»-sulta iti this mort imp'rtant
$1.50
p.vsHive Yurt* f-*r External.
Bix-i.Ivr o l
Bleeding. Itching, fh rtm ie.
lliiisiasl on straw's»rrv culturo. Ile his it and liettcr results will I«- obtained than Ilei»! of Christian serviee. Furthcr, they
IU retti tar y Files, a id many «»Hier Pure and Standard Fowls
thirlysix vrrictic* growing and expects to when they are usili alone.
I .imo is a ar»» re«pieate«t to give this notix-e ¿is »»ile
:» l f-m ale w e a k n -'»es it is always
iieflt to the general health
The fir't
exhibit tar.out »r in ire v.inetin* ot tins great preventive again*! burning the l>ulilki:y na pod^ible by annoutuvnent
<»f a m edicai eure rendering au 'T-
nio.-t ex,. I!»fit ft ut P the «tmwls>rrv fair leaves with these arsenical poison*
th a knife unnecessary lu re a f
V ill frotn palpita ami ri m*hiv>U. In a M.iion
H O W A R D W I L L I A M ? * , P r o p r i e to h
^»1» has never been known t*> f
in Muv. There i-n’t ant variety ot fruit will tin I tqvon examination that almost to a num lvr ot thè leading w 'rk. rs io our It I»er 1
f»rJ.V *fn t by mail.
Why su
terrible disease when a writ
NEW BIRO.
OREGON.
in tIregon that w 'll \ ic!.I ,i Imttcr or tm re ail apple* an I ts’ar* in old orchard* are own stai«* a lio will tuke part in this
F E A T H E R R O N K li nade frasi q u i t t g
is si \ en w ith t* boxe*, to refund
H i » k strsi
certain rr >p, tlutii hiruw I h - m ics, suiti v*u nuire or less affected l v the scab. It was veutiao, \ve ha»..' thè pr«>mi.<o of uno or
: t cured.
Send slam»» fer 1
itoarantec issued l»v Wo..dw*
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hxnle.l to any part of town. Orter* left
arc telati tu note il>¿U many uf cur J »copie statevi at the January meeting of the state moro a«Idre?»-'es l*y IL v. J.»Un V. W or ien.
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r o a s a l o s . : a
at lúe po»! »Bice or depot will be promptly
' Portland. OfCjjoa.
v... r . a i ooi e. I ro p .
«re finding it out.
horticultural society, in Portland, by a D D . of riiiladelphi », who is rtv koowl*
executed.
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Poultry Yard
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Newberg House,
Wyandottes a Specialty.
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Barred Plym outh Rocks
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