Newberg graphic., May 06, 1892, Image 2

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H O W L IN G
HOW CAN WE SELL GOODS SO CHEAP?
can sell you these goods cheaper than the cheapest.
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Our superior business connections enables us to purcliase from the manufacturers, so that wo
I f you are in need of anything in our line it will pay you to give us a call.
Our spring Suits are On Time and
W e call Especial Attention to our Shoe Department.
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of the Latest Fashion.
It is Complete for Mon, Boys and Children.
W E ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN GOODS.
The Walla Walla Union has this to say
on the Chinese question: “ If Tom Rose
and his brother hoyuottem watch them
ISBl'ED EVERY FRIDAY MORNINO.
they will discover that the saloon keepers
all employ Chinamen to clean their spit­
ED ITO RS A N !) Pl'H I.IiftlK K H !
toons. Why not let the proposed boycot
H . W o o d w a rd & O r s i . C. E m k u y . begin on the booze sellers? If the hoy-
cotters woul 1 stop drinking until tho sa­
F R ID A Y , M AY 0, IS !« .
loon men quit hiring Chinamen to clean
Entered as «ecoiiil fla re m atter at the post spittoons, they would find more bread in
office at Newberg, Oregon.
the mouths of their families.’’
NEWBERG- GRAPHIC.
IIE rO IN TS A MORAL.
lie never takes the papers, fer "they’re dull as
all creation.”
And besides, he’s "u p ” w ith everything that
goes.
T hat’s why the train has loft him when lie
gallops to the station,
And his friends are dead u year before he
knows!
He never takes the papers, for he isn ’t a
believer
In the news and sensations of (lie day;
T hat’s why they’ve put Ills business In tho
hands of a receiver,
And his creditors are hauling him away.
—A tin n in Ci) nst l tut ion.
I nsanity lias corno to bondit
men Ilian it injures.
more
L ate telegraphic reports A nnounce the
probable election of a woman delegate to
the republican national convention from
Wyoming.
T iik Portland Dinpalch lias grown bo
fat oil' the revenue derived from the city
printing that it lias been enlarged to
eight columns.
R . G. H o u r , of tho Now York Tribune,
in making a list of the millionaires of tho
country, has reached the four thou laudili.
Is it any wonder that times are hard
around this print shop?
T iiu Kulainnth Fulls E x p ren is the
youngest newspaper on our table. I ’oru
April 28th of democratic parents, it
starts out with a good advertising patron­
age and bright hopes for the future.
I’o u T tcu , timber must he a little short
in Morrow county. T. W. Ayers, Nr., has
been nominated by tho democrats for
couoty coroner, while his boh , T. W.
Ayers, J r ., has been nominated by the re­
publicans for tho same ollice.
T e Tim Rus-iian govcrnmcnt was as sin­
cero in its c(Torta to relieve ita starving
people, as in its oxpressions o( tliankful-
ness over tho shipluad of wlieat und Ifuir
recently sent from America, tliere woulJ
aoon be no need of ontside liolp.
T he Pirpatch tells ns of a gentleman
from Utah who was bunkoed out of ¡f3f>0
in Portland last week. Ho knew tiro par­
ties who did the business, and could iden­
tify thorn, hut as lie would have to give
bonds or go to jail if bo preferred charges,
fie bail to drop the matter, as lie could
get no frail in the city, being a stranger
there. This amounts to a virtual protec­
tion to bunko men, and accounts for the
many “ buro tiling” tricksters in tho city.
A l o t of Portlanders, calling themselves
the Willamette Rod and Gun Club, make
a business of desecrating tho Nabbatli by
target practice in Sou'll Portland, and dis­
turbing tiro quiet oi the neighborhood.
Recatine a lady of South Portland has had
some of these fellows arrested, tho Oregoni­
an proceeds to read her a lecture on calm
ness and patience, at the same time treat­
ing the aforesaid gun club to a large dose of
tufty. The woman hasn't us much influ­
ence as the gun citili, see?
T h e worst pirates the country papers
have to deal w ith are those big daily and
weekly papers Unit issue special editions
and send them out to the small oflices,
hoping tli -ruby to get some free advertis­
ing. We have received several of thorn
recently, and they ate now doing duty as
interior decorations to some Chinaman’s
front parlor und we are a quarter of a
cent ahead. It takes cash to run a coun­
try paper, alloe samco big daily, and ii
any fellow gots free advertising from us
ue would be pleased to have him call our
attention to it.
W i i i ’. n an individual hires another todo
a piece of work within a given time, lie
has a perfect right to expect it to bo done.
When the people elect representatives to
congress and pay them for their time is
it more Ilian fair that they lie exjioctud to
put in all the time they are paid for, in
actual service of tie’ people? To correct
this evil, an amendment to tho rules has
ticen introduced into the national house of
representatives, deducting from tho salary
of each member an amount equivalent to
Hie time of bis absence, unless good rea­
son can ho given for «nell absence.
tho north and west sides. Grapes, of
course, should not lie omitted in any gar- i
den, no matter how small, since they re- j
quire so little space compared with tho
amount of fruit they yield. There may
be a row or two next to the trees, and at
proper distance from them, trained on
stakes or cheap trellis.
The grape rows are to lie seven or eight
feet apart, and tho space or spaces be­
tween afford a splendid opportunity for
growing strawberries, currants, goose­
berries, or tomatoes, potatoes, beans, cab­
bages and similar crops. Where straw­
berries occupy a separate bed, they may
lie set in rows three or three and one half
feet apart, and allowed to form niuttod
rows. No other crop is to be grown be­
tween them ; but any bed after fruiting,
if not to tie preserved for another Roason,
should at once he spaded, or plowed over,
ami planted with potatoes, turnips, cu­
cumbers, sweet corn, celery, endive,
spinach, or whatever crop may lie most
desirable, and promises to yet como to
maturity.
A few radishes, lettuces,
beets, etc., may be sown here and there
on little vacant spots, as a sort of catch
crops; and so may some other vegetables.
In fact, the ground of those limited arens
should bo kept fully o.’cupiod with ono
or tho oilier of tlie.se crops during the en­
tire season, one being planted in the
plaeo of another as quick as this latter is
gathered and the spot lias I income vacant.
Kvcn a small piece of ground thus man­
aged can furnish a pre’ty good supply of
vegetables und fruits for the occupant’s
family.—Kx.
IX C O IÌ P O R A T E D .
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O. C. W R IG H T , Secretary,
J. M. W R IG H T , President.
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CAPITAL STOCK,
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20 000 00
PRIN CIPA L O FF IC E S AT
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f y o u
W a n t to buy eith er a large or small
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farm , you can save Isitli tim e and mon­
And wish to obtain an y inform ation
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about Real E state, or the C ountry in
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General, or New berg
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and
v icin ity,
in particular, W rite to us—W e will
gladly give the desired inform ation.
inainder of tho day being devoted to act­
ual teaching, when the lessons for the
following day may he explained by the
teacher. When practicable, teach by
means of objects, or through the medium
TIIK W K A TlIint FOR A l’KIL.
of tho eye; in astronomy, uso orrery,
Throughout Oregon, the rains during globes ami diagrams; in spelling, fre­
April have been in excess of the normal quently require tho pupils to write the
amount. The total amount lias varied words or sentences given.—School Jou rn al.
from over four Inches in the Willamette
valley to two inches and over in
In almost every school there is an un­
southern and eastern Oregon. Snow lias
fallen on the mountains and higher eleva­ popular hoy or girl—plain, stupid and
tions at frequent intervals. The rains disagreeable, as it seems—for whom
have penetrated the soil, and it is now nobody lias a good word. If there is in
more thoroughly moistened than it lias your particular school such an unfortu­
been for years. Water stands on the low nate little outcast, whose life is all east
lands of the Willamette valley. Temper­ wind nnd no sunshine, trv and make
ature Inis been from J to I degrees below friends with him or her. You will never
the normal for the month, this deficiency regret your kindness, take my word for
is apparent in every section of tho state that. In a little while you will discover
from the retarded condition of vegetation. that flio plain face lias in it something
Tho season is fully four weeks late. really pleasing, if not actually beautiful;
Frosts occurcd with unusual frequency that the stupid head lias plenty of sound
and they did slight damage to tho fruit sense ami bright fancy, and that the
interest. A severe wind and rain storm, disagreeable manners melt away before
one of the most severe on record occurcd tlie sunshine of a little friendly interest.
on tho tilth. There lias been a marked Pray make this sinal* experiment. For
deficiency in sunshine and an excess in yourself you will gain, I am sure, a faith­
tho number of cloudy and rainy days. ful, loyal friend ; and that, believe me, is
The weather lias delayed spring seeding no trilling gain ; and as for that other,
and farming operations in general, it lias that poor little outcast, yon will turn all
Itoon unfavorable to shearing and lamb­ Ills life to gold.—.Icon.
m ission.
^ OUR LIST
If you are a Non-resident,
•>
B o u g h t und Sold, and Fold on C’cm
E H AVE ON
ey by calling on us.
an d s
F o r Low Prices and Fu ture A dvance­
m ent in Values,
A ll grades of R ealty, from nu un fenced lot to the- very R est Im ­
proved c it y Property, and
W e Defy Competition.
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_A_ CZ/ ZE^sZE] C 3 "ZE 3
L o n g Tim e on Deferred P aym en ts,
and L iberal Discounts to Cash B u y ers.
W e have for sale some o f the F in e s t
I n any sized T racts front One to One Thousand Acres.
Nubttrban P io p erty to he found in th®
? $
Ntate, at very low prices.
Office on Main Street, Near Depot.
COR DO LIVE It ITEM S.
That Cordoliver is abreast of tho times
you need but notice tho excellent report
appended below, from the school.
Everything indicates prosperity’. The
new homes evidence industry on the part
of tlio owners.
Androw Palmer is making decided itn-
provements.
5Ir. Phelps lias lu3 orchard iu nice
shape.
Mr. Ego and his undo rre making
their home very’ neat and attractive.
F. L. Harford lias been fencing and
putting out an orchard.
Mr. Rhoades lias been doing some re­
pairing on iiis imuse.
Jo e Atkinson lias been spending some
time away on his farm, hut is at liis
mother’s again.
The young ladies begin to follow the
flowers by blooming out in their new
spring hats.
School Report.
NEW GOODS !
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W e respectfully call the attention of our friends, and the public iu general, to the fact that W 9
arc now prepared to serve them with anything in the line of
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We have Ju; t received a full stock of H e ll-s e le c te d ...................
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LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FUSKiSHINC GOODS.
T E S T
S T Y
L E S
IZCST Z D D E L Z E S S G O O D S ,
Boys’ and Men’s Ready-made Suits,
Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes,
At prices that
shall be to deal
attention to the
stand by them.
will enable us to be of profitable .service to our customers.
Our constant atn»
fairly, making every transaction a profitable one to the buyer, aud to give strict
want- of our natrons. The buying public c.ui afford to stand by those who thus
Do nut lose sight of, but stick close to the “ G ood ns G o ld ,” bargain House ol
CHRISTENSON,
The following is a report of School in
Diet. No. it, Yam hill county, Oregon, for
the month ending April 15, 189:2.
A r m o r y Hiiiitfiiig’, Alitili S t r e e t .
N E W B E U G , O K E G O S '.
Number of days taught......................... 20
“
“ “ attendance..................... 728 !
“
“ “ absence........................... 50 Y NEW BROOM S W E E P S CLEAN , AND
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“ times tardy...........................
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“ hoys enrolled....................... 1-1
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“ girls
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. . ................. 3 0 1
Total number “
44
Average
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belonging...............
3 9 ! Is the best place In town to get your work done. All kinds of Tlnwork. such ns Roofing, Spout-
“ daily attendance...................
vromptly done. Prices reasonable.
F irst S treet ,
We trust that the patrons and fri-mls
Nearly opposite Payton road’
will feel interested enough in us to visit
0„r gc|,ool anj thus encourage m in our
Wittt.E congross is tnukmg appropri-
ations, would it not lio a good plan torne-
n t i :r .\ i t r : trott tu tv w e a t h e r .
ognize tho pledges given to tho dilTcrent
ludían trilles tlirougliout tho country,
The limn of ubundant glass is now here ing, the latter lias been very successful
and mukn such nppropriatlons as wil! d i ­ and many are apt to forget that it will not however, fully 85 per cent of tho lambs
A lady bo’.onging to a community call­
ablo tlie govornmi’iit lo redeem tliem.
be long before wo shall hear the cows call­ being saved. The wool clip is unusually ed tho “ Sisters of St. John the Baptist,”
ing for more feed. The empty stonmclis good, the staple being long and reinark- in Now York city, was spending a month
W ith nil its wickedness tho city of of our cows mean dollars and cents
ably clean. The acreage of grain is an not long since in one of our backwoods dia- '
Portland is in a fair way to become worse thrown away, in keeping a valuable ma­ largo ita evor lieforo and consideratile la
triets, says Kale Field’s Wathinglnn. Go­ work.
F . R. R o g e r s , Teacher.
atlll If tile sentiment expressed by some chine idle ami wasting away, and is the yet to ho sown, tliat whieli is Bown is in
ing to the post ollice shortly attor her ar­
of its prominent papers is any criterion. greatest drawback to prolitahle husband­ lirst class conditimi, oxcopt in a few
rival, she asked if any letter had come
N A T IO N A L R E M E D Y CO.
Sunday violators, prize lighters and gain- ry.
placca on thè l<>w landa of tho Will»molto for Bister Bernardino. The rural post­
Davl.l \v. Marlin, gent rut agent ter the Na­
lilem receive more favorable mention than
No plant it better adapted, on most valloy. The ivlioat luta a good stan i and master looked bewildered for a moment. tional Uemetly Co. wish,-- to announce that tie
lit two neeuts in Newberg for the sale
lluntlrctls of yards of fine Imported and Domestic Cloths of the latest styTej.
m in iste rs of 1 lie gospel.
places on the coast, to help tho feeder ima stooled ivell. Titoligli Ilio scaso» is “ Sister who?” lie asked. “ Sister Bernar­ now
"f tit- medicines. Mrs. Mary Hobson, on south
over the dry gra«s period, than corn; and late, yet vegetalion ia heulthy and oliere dino,” repealeil (lie lady. “ A Sister of St. McrHiau street, near ihe fatr groumlx, nml
Mr., fox, on h’irst street, one door west of Pres­
T h e lliirnl Sortin' <t announces tli it it there should now lie p'anted plenty of it. hriglit prospjcta.
11. S. l ’.utt’K,
John the Baptist?” “ Well, I should byterian cliureti, are tils only authorized Itnt nice tailor made clothing adds m aterially to a man's appearance at home, and p articu larly
iiaeuts, win* have anil will hereafter keep on
has soeured l ’rof. <¡. W. Shaw of the Ik lore commencing to plant, look out for
Ouserver.
among strangers.
rather think not,” replied the man with h-ui-.t ¡1 full supply of the above-name 1 reme­
State Agricultural College, ascerruspund- a good preparation of the soil, Begin-
sep-tpiltelmt
lV o a th e r H ep o rt.
Ud uproarious laugh; “ I guess lie’s been dies.
Dress anJ Work Shirts, Fine Custom Made Fancy Shirts in Silk Stripes and
ingeditor. It is to lie hoped that, a knowl­ 111 is do best to take a piece of laud which
W iiixn i.i , Ni:\uiKKu, Or., April, 1892. I dead pretty near a hundred years now.’
Checks, Sewed with Silk Thread that will not Kip.
edge of some of the I« nutits of this school is not sulTering from l.n I. of drainage, and
If Us. Underwear Hosiery, Suspenders, Ties, Collars, C’ult\ Etc. A full line of
Elevation above sea level
4 . 0 foot. - E x .
and experiment station may now r .o h should he tho lighter rather than the j Mean temperature
. .. 4(>.4°
STATIONERY, LEDGEES, JOURNALS, DAY AND PASS BOOKS. TA B L E T S ,
. i of t soil. i If .• . thè
I... 1 lami
... i : is .......
< temperature................... . . .70°
the people in a way to bo mid. r too I and i......
Maximum
beai ier i liintl
not ........
very M.ivim
Envelopes. Pencils, Pens, Gold Pens and Cases, Watches, Chains,
MARION
ITEMS.
date 2 Hit.
This is the name that lias
f Scarf IV ii)N. Iting.’i, Charms, Emblems. Fancy ltnznr Hoods, Albums. Accordéon», etc., a
utilized.
fertile, a few lauda of well-rotled borse
to i
for lc
Minimum temperatura
....
been given the new Mill­
or g,> tt.V h-w aV'0’ Wilh KI t>T CA* " ’ froni M anufacturers and“ jobbers* co m p elled t^ ^ ^ riflce
manure or siluri I arnyard manine applied
Nathan Morris, from Indiana, is here
date 7th.
inery establishm ent of
Tinta*: is a man in New York who is a lo nu aere of ground svili show splen- Meati ut maximum temperature , . .53 9 ” with a prospect ol locating. He is try­
ISank Kltick, Newberg, Or.
Smith A Haworth at Mrs.
CT- I B Y L Z E L I L I I E L
. . . . 3 9 ° ing to rent a house for hiinseh and fami­
hundred times a millionaire . Ilia name di 1 resili’ . rii” Itesi w.iv to procecd for
“
“ minimum
“
Sm ith’s old stand in Hos­
.
.9.)°
or
No
timea
maximum
“
kins’
block.
They
have
is fay Gould. There is said to ho living a simili piceo of ground ia, after Ilio land
ly. Glad to welcome him to our town
1 s i m u n g b r a n c h
aUive
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just received a large and
in a ranted tenement in the city of Port­ is p’owed, hiirrowcd and lolled, to werk
t p if
N t I ìmc ’S minimum temperature 32° or ami there is still room (or more. We
well assorted stock of
land, Oregon, a woman poor and old, the i it leng’ hwise ami eretswist*, 3 feet, or 3
have plenty of good land here yet ami
Itelow........ 0.
S p r i n g Mi l l i nery
mother of Jay Gould's wife, li it needed loft ti in h e , ami lie-n from a wagon, np Total precipitatìon
4.82 in. very cheap compared with Newberg ami
which they invite you to
anything else to prove the utter depravity I ìy a fork full of immuro to, Bay 4 bilia. Votai depili of unuidtcd suonigli
.0 io. vicinity, ami if there are any parties who
o ill and ¡aspect.
You
of Ja y Gould, it would seem that this l'Iu* manun* is afterwards co vere. I up l’rev.dhng d irectio n of w in d ......... sonili. may diunco to want a cheap home, 1
will find everything you
will need in m illinery, at
would make the evident' * con,-lu-ivo.
with a little fine soil to a d pili . f 3 or 4 No. of d ir. Hess da', a .................................2 would sav, conn* anti see Marion before
N ewhui
Or.KooN.
lì locating elsew here.
im-lies, packed down, ami piantili” is now No. oi parlly cloutlv dava . . . . .
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I r tubus is any goo I reason why it is in ortler—3 kernels to tlie bill. A-t filiti- “ “ dotldy dava ........
Then» will I k * a Christian Endeavor so­
I his first class hotel lias ju st lioon re-
necessari (or this government to keep on vation can borione both v.ays it is but lit­ ’• “ dava oli w liich .01 of rain or show cial at It. F . Hinslraw’s, on the evening of
id i . *
2’2
funiishetl tmtl tqienod to th e public.
upending $0,000,090 ),'r year in building tle trouhlf to care far aneli a picce of certi,
Wyandottcs a Specialty.
l'att-.a on w li it li liail fid i.. .
15, 17. the 29th. All invited.
Splcntlitl iiccom niotlatlons for trav ­
a navy to rot ami rust out. from sheer in­ and it will return a l i.: vici.!, not once iu
“
”
•* show “ ............................0
Roger St.Helen is at Salem working
elin g men.
“
“ thunder storms........................... .0 with Iiis brother Henry iu the music bus LAMB k BALDWIN
Hie K'fst and most popular breed.
activity, or servo as a so t of holiday a t­ a wItilo, but evcry scaso».
Wlu-n largo
The pnfroiHure o f the people o f N ew -
”
“ libiti ir.>ats
7, 11, 13, 18.
traction on s|s‘eiul occasions, we should ficids are pianteti, a m telline « o id i
I kwh ;iinl v icin ity respect fully solicited.
Kuux for sale at y _* jk t netting of 1">.
Successors to
“ “ killing or mjurioua (rosta
0 iness.
like to have some of its advócales give pituita in check tona, ia in er Ier, aa wdl,
Ha
lley
White,
o*;r
now
merchants,
“
" solar hnioa ........ ............... 21.
LAMB & WOODWARD, ( ’¡ill on or address, g. HobSOIl.
expression to it. We are tilt’d of the alao, as nther provi-dona (,,r ( irtiii/.ing thè
lunar halos
4. an* doing a (air business.
“ hocaii*»" and “ if” theory. Sound soliti fidila, wldeli sbolliti peferahlv bellone in
F i mi no R i ilH X'fN ,
i >ur new postmaster will soon have iiis Have just received the largest nnd finest stock
Volunteer t I’e se rv e r.
reason is a whole lot ne re satisfactory.
thè cari» fall, aa t p t!r.---iiig broadcast
ollice completed, ready for use ami the
Break your back sawing wood by hand,
otlifi* will be trunsferetl to it.
but gel us to saw it with our
on plowed soil - r . ir.
in liai al
T iik Pasco (W asli.) I l idtijl,! ia in
V e are prop; 'd to
Tt» X rl> Nil Tl ’. t n E lis.
A .di e r f .
Marion was visited by the severest Ever brought to the citv.
Mrs. Baldwin Ins
e
w
mori». The poopli» of two i talo« will now
i over 1 »years experience, and can ««'lir the
‘Good work at living price*,’ is our motto.
In tin* class-room, teachers do not con­ hail slorm on tin* 25th, that lias been im
hav« a diane« to givo thelr oy.-s a re si,
m--st fastidious, r a il and see our stock before
w it \ r « u i’» t o g r o w \ su in g
K K t’ BKN S. FR A N K .
fine the attention of the pupils exclusive­ known lor years, wliidi almost covered ptirrh.’isimr.
or funsi tliem on some more invititi“ pi- •
Mrs I. »mb.and Miss W oo îw.ir 1 »vili continue
f r i ir a .
'u borì notice, either by the job or by
ly to what is found in the hooks. “ Books the ground anil liiere was still some to t*o the l»res«makiug department K veryhiug in
)>ect.
MeanwhiU* lite Iw.i "colonel.a"
stvlc. Vcent*' ft»r the •’PoNarf«*" U -ilth
the d ty. at re:is.»uaMe rate«.
Be ju- seen on the 27th. Fruit ticca that were latest
Where land ia plenty an ! cheap, it are but helps,” or instruments.
who bave fiirnished "il.*” f.*r Ilo II i 1-
Waist. ' Fir-t >• . 1 door c ist of M rri-. Miles «'s
NU’ HuLî*v‘N A MILLS.
white as sr.ow jus! before tin* storm, lost t o. Newberg. Orcgop.
Il'ila are basking in thè enuntry cast of would I«* folly to crowd tilings, or attempt th, ions amt sparing in awarding credit or
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all their whiteness after it had pa«.-ed.
tli-,
redit
mark«
;
stunt*
p
q
.
-
may
devote
tlie Casca Ics, «bere lutsim a is lirista, to have the vegetable garden ami fruit
and yet we think the Irnit crop will le
and society is less parti.ud ir in ita cali patch all ill one. It ia much more con­ Hindi time and labor to the Acquirotm M
l.vir. notwithstanding tl.e frosts '.n i haii. r J E W B E R G P O U L T R Y Y A H U S
of
their
lesson«,
an
I
vt
t
in
the
etas«
room
venient
to
er
oc
fruita
aid
vegetable«
in
■nate of a man’« aetions with e ’.li : moti’»
NEW BE HO,
OREGON.
u* wav of 1 1
William Fresh is adding in the
Is*
weak
in
t
i
e
recitation:
and
to
de-
BOiair.ito patches.
wive».
NEWS E RC, : OREGON.
" *. h tve just re ce iree a full lino of new goods,
improvement,
a
commodious
building
to
Still there are many m oled homes in i ounce suth would tend to discourage
and will
sell nt a« l«»w
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nuality of o a f good»
Before entering be used for a work shop ami wood house
T iik C a liforn ian lllu .itea tel ) I tg trine, ¡.a vülagea an I the suburbs oí cities tli.it lather than stimulate.
Breeder of
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Mill ju stify. Call and see us.
combined.
on
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thoroughly
the name of tli.* beat literary m i.’ i/iue have only one eight or one-quarter of an
Our .listiict school is flourishing and a
pnhtished on this coast. I lia otliietl l»v acre of ground, tisi mudi for lawn and conversant with the subject of each It s
Charles Frederick Holder, an 1 is put..i- 1 1 - tl.iwers alene, ami not eiituigh for a g ri­ son. In hearing a les« *n give the |*upil line lot of youngsters can I k * seen on the
c it y
d r a y
•a! by the California I’uhlishing Co. San dili a-, i i: uit patt it. To bo able to t njoy linn» t” answer wh i*n it Np|n*;irc th;it lu» pt ay ground in high glee, showing that
HOW A R D W I L L I A M S . PRorRlKTOB
Francisco, ft is filled with articles de­ the luxuries oí lióme grown fruits and lias tin» f orrcH-t id»*.». ;md mrr» lv
they are not only interested in seeming a
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scriptive of point« of interest, manners ami vegetables, a system of dove planting In tin.l V■»rd*» to or l>r»
NEWDCRO,
OREGON*.
g o l education but to become strong by a
7^3» fnra C jr r r i s
I ; r K . A T n rit h>sv
customs, history archaeology mi I all must lie adopted in a cate V!;e lltit. We lit.» |*«| i!s h.iw i:ui no.) i.k'A*; w*»rds.
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ID« price, t’tisx;.. 1 urj*»
else distinctively characteristic of tin* Would then rallier do witi.out tree fruits, n ithellt i I.M-, » ! . - tli o mir.d. Tlio 1. *;ir pro|i*r oxt rei-e of their young muscles.
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'sl’RdilKM G !* tn u lfil t > any part Ottaw a. O r lr n left
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M .uici for health, pure water, pure air.
Faeific Coast country, an 1 is well w rllt w itti Hu* o\. oph ei of a row of G ertie«, ing of le** * » « n *» rio .1 r..*t »»va I’.v m 're
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peucht.«, plums or pt u near the line oh than one li cui ami a liait the y t! «» rt ami g v I soviet)’ am! no saloon.
The New Tin Shop
F. H. STO REY, Prop.
Newberg Tailoring House.
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Pure and Standard Fowls
L t. Brahmas r..........
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Burred Plymouth Rocks
for sale.
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