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Newspaper Page TextW HERE D ID This question lias puzzled all Dible Students forages. G A IN GMT riF M ? H IS W e confess that we don’t know. However we do know that we can buy goods in the market as cheap as the City Stores, and our expenses are so much lower than Portland Houses that we can and do undersell them from §2.00 to §5.00 on every Suit. G I V E TTS _A_ T I E L Z .A .I E - i B E J ^ IS T ID :ESZ-A^XT Remember we have the exclusive right to sell the celebrated Brownsville Woolen Goods. NEWBERG GRAPHIC. ISSUED EVEltV ritlDAV MOBNISO. KDITOIW AND PUIII.IHIIKIWt W o o u w a b d & O h m . C. E m bu y . E H. F R ID A Y , JUN K H, 1H92. Kntered as »ecoiul e la -s m atter at the pout otltce at N ew b e rg, Oregon. T hose who favor the Sunday closing of the Columbian ex|>osltloii are called ‘ ‘re- li^ious bigots" ami classed with the Chi cago saloon keepers by tho Oregonian. T he Oregonian never made a more ab surd statement tlian that of last week that ‘ ‘no employer can control the votes of his employes." There isn’t a town of any sine in this country in which coercion of vot ers is not manifest at evert' dose election. “ There'» no u«o »praying; I ’ve tried it,” i» a remark often heard from farmer». The word» »mack too much of a inos»y origin ami invariably they can he traced to non-observance of directions in mixing or applying the solution. Before judging of tho merits of a cer tain treatment for an insect pest, before condeming it, at least, one should be ab solutely sure that lie has faithfully fol lowed directions. Every fruit grower and farmer should realize the value of the meeting of horticultural societies und farmer»’ institutes and should appreciate the advantages accruing to himself from attending such meetings* Tho inter change of idea» and experiences at these meetings are worth a great deal to those present. ( Continu«l next neck.) I . E T T I U l I ICO-.I M U S . C O X . &£, 0 7 0 X 313 - G O lT V I liT C E D . unlay night the house was crowded ami all could not get in. At these two meet ing-, about fifty im-n ami women joined (lie AV. C. T. I’ ., both dlitors, two prom inent pliy»ii:ians, a lawyer, it druggist and many other business men being among the number. j . Hatunl ty the young men of tho I. O. G. T. printed »ome agitation leaflets which 1 had hi-lped them prepare, working nearly all night Saturday night to got them out. s'linday night a mass gospel temperance mooting was held in Armory hall, the PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT largest building in the city, and Monday Xt morning when tho sun arose above the Klickitat mountains, it smiled down so- a n d s icueiy iqion a determined people. Dur ing tho »lay tho saloon men hired a rough Bought and »Sold, mid Sold on Ccm W ant to buy either a large or small to attack the chief templar. I suppose E H A V E ON they were afraid to attack tho president farm, you can save Ixdli time anil mon mission. of the Yv\ C. T. C. Tito chief was struck l o r L o w Prices and Future A dvance ey by calling on us. suddenly and without warning with tho ment in Values, intent to <!i».ihlc him Imt drawing 11 re volver which it friend had given him tell A ll grailes of Realty, from an unfenced lot to the very Host Im Anil wish to obtain any information ing him he was in danger, hu stood ofT proved City Property, and his opponent till help arrived ami no fur alKiut Real Estate, or the Country in Lon g Time on Deferred Payments, ther damage wa» »lino except Unit the ami Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers. General, or N ew berg and vicinity, chief was a frail man with In-art disease x H AA e have for sale some o f the Finest an attack of w hich coining on the same in particular, W rite to ns— W e will In any size»! Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres. evening prostrated him. Everybody Suburban Piopcrty to lie found in the gladly give the desired information. stayoil up till the ballots were counted, ft ft •State, at very low prices. when it was learned that tho temperance I men hail clecteit all the council except i »»no man us well as the Mayor. One ! of the new temperance council is a cousin ! to our fellow townsman, Newt Bolton. N A T I O N I f . IM C.AIKDY T O . Tho hoys of the I. O. ti. T., made the those who went at the cull to defend their David \V. M arlin, pc ne nil agent for the N a anvils boom for about an hour while the country. tional Kemo.ly Go. wishes to announce that he A very nice exercise bv the young ladies now has two agent* in N'ewherg for the «ale AV. C. T. U. women said Amen, and of his medicines. Mrs. Mary Hci'son, on south planned for a meeting of rejoicing, togetli representing the various states, declama Mt-riiliuii street, near tire fair grounds, and Mr- . Cox, un First street, one door west of Pres- er with tho above named order, which tions, a song by J, .AI. Tice anil like exer I byte ria n cliureh, are hi* only authorized 1 »'Keiils, who have and w ill hereafter keep on followod a few days after. Bright and cises, close»I the performances at thostaml W e re. pecifully call the attention of our friends, and the pu blic In general, to tho fact that wo ! hand u full supply of the above-nam ed reme- early thu day uftor the election thi lead after which the graves of the buried sol- ! dies. are now prepared to serve them with anything in the lin e of sep4pdtO‘im l ing saloon man of the city crossed tho iliers were decorated. a In the evening the Rons of Veterans mountains and the (lolumhla into (¡rants, Oregon, where he is now running a liehl a social al Armory lia'.l, w here an to thriving saloon. The other went to parts joyable time was bail, and which closed L oc al an d T ra v e lin g , To represent mir w ell-know n house. You need unknown ami tioMendalu is free from the the exercises of the dav. no capital to represent a firm that warrants W e have Just received a fu ll stock o f w e ll ¿ e l e c t e d ................. legalize»! saloon uml not one is to !>c nursery stock flr<t class and true to name. W O R K A 1.1, T i n : Y K \ It. flo » per month found in Klickitat county. to the right m.in. A p p ly quick, stating age, L. L. IvtAY & CO., Alter leaving (ioldeinhtle I spoke at the Nurserym en, Morists t\t Seedsmen. F o r a l l A g e n t s u l i o s e ll s t y l e s in s r d r e s s g - o o i d s , following places: Columbus, Athena, (Mils !, , i> rv-fM'iisIli’.e.) ot. Paiti, M inn l a t e s t C O L l .M 111 S A N T I C O L I 'M H I Weston, Milton, AA’alla AValla, Waitsburg, T i n : M A N A N D T II? : N A T I O N , Dayton, Dixie, Huntsville, Starbuek, J J O U S E M O V IN G . ISy H o n . .Ins. O . It la iiic , See. of State, J. I'oui-niy, 1‘ataha, Guy, l ’llllman, I’a- IV. Huol. the celebrated author. .John ( ’ lark AVe arc proporcil to louse, Latah, Fairfield, Ilockford, Spo Kidpath, tiie f imoiis historian, and Hon. Ken!, A! (.rices (tint w ill en able us to be o f profitable service to ou r customers. 0 »ir constant aim llntterwortii, Secretary and Solicitor-General of k.ine, Meilical Bake, Davenport, where tiie W o rld ’s Fair Association. The great j shall bo to ileal fairly, m akin g every transaction a profit il.le one to tho bu yer, anil to g ir o .trict Qundri-Ceiitenial History of our country, t n it.n il , .11 Inthu want- o f our natron.». The bu yin g pu blic c iu ailbril to stu n ! by those w h o thus I starisi (our »lays in atteniluneo at tho oiiiiiplrtc twHiki i.i one ’ fin mouse volume, a short notice, either by the jo b or by staml by them. l>u not lose sight of, but stick close to the ••«iom l n s O o l i l , ” liargaiu House ot Eastern AVasliington state convention of quartette o f w orld famous authors, nearly POO H ouse» on the day, at reasonable rates. quarto p «e s, 100 splendid Historical Illustra- N IC H O L S O N xV MILLS. the AAr. C. T. U. Then to Oakesdale, ; tions and Colored Paintings, constituting a pictorial panorama of our country’s his where I met ami was entertained at the I j grand tory. Also a complete pictorial description of home of Horace Cox, late of Newberg. the great World'.* F-ilr at Chicago, with maps, charts, &o. T h e g r a n d e s t Im o k o f tli j Then to GarfluM, Iti versi» It*, Colfax ami gre a test. e e n t n ry . Not the creation of one A r m o r y H iiilt liii^ , A la in S t r e e t . author, hut the combined ironin.* of four master N KAY I I D K G , O K E G O V . back to Pendleton to our own state con minds. A complete, faithful and th rillin g | Break vonr hack saw ing» worn! by hand, but gel us to saw it w ith our vention, lucturing in all forty one even j record of ou r country's history from the earl- j iest discoveries to tiie present time. S e llin g ! ings uml holiiing twenty-six day meet l»v th e th o uH n n iU . Kveryhody buys. Low | ^ NF.AV BROOM SIAT.KRS C L E A N , A N D I price, im m ense sales. Nov/ i* your' time t»* ings, organizing seven new unions und St ! make money in the lunik husiuess. N o c a p i- 'Good work at livin- prices,* is our motto. ellring ligi! addition* lo tho AV. C. T. U. 1 titl r e q u i r e d . Write fur terms to agents and R E U B E N S. FR A N K . I full particulars about free excursions to the W.vel.l l.\> I r III ist ... o .1 r ic a l ! T’ iilish in i } C«*.. I will write again next week ami rivo a W o rld's Fair. H St. Louis, Mo. ilescriptioll of .“olilo of the » iti»-» I visited. U 1,10 l-c.'-l nloec ¡at.wvii p get y mr work .lim e A ll kln»l* «.f T ln w ork . M idi as linoflag. Spout- i*u an 1 (»eueral R e p a in u g , neatly and promptly done. Prices reasonable. Di l l i: C II . Cox. HNTCOIÎ P O R A T E D . O. C. W R IG H T , Secretary, M. W R I G H T , President. C A P IT Ä L STOCK, NEWBERG SO,0 0 0 .0 0 . OREGON. L Y O U •*— * AV * OTTE. L I S T * If you ara a Non-resident, W e Defy Competition. K iu t o r s G r a p h i c :— My first trip into Eastern Washington has been made und I am again at home. I left homo March 28th, and after stay ing the first night with friends at Woo I- lawn, a beautiful suburb of Portland, out upon the highland, I took thu train for Tho Dalles. It ¡»quite vain to attempt to describe tho scenery between Portland and the latter place. One who has been in flu e n c e s . over tbc road by daylight knows that it buttles all language. Such loveliness, I ’ E I t T I N K N T P O I N T S P O H P .V I U I E I t S such grandeur, never while our souls are A N I » P it t : I T li ito W PUS. fettered hy tills flesh and our senses I Prepared by Prof. P. !,. W ashburn for the Grant* Pass meeting of the Oregon »State H or ■lulled and made gross by our contact ticultural Society.) with sin can we lully appreciate tho aw There are some things which should he ful beauty of this won lcrous picture front known uh well by would-ho successful a Master hand. On tho ono side »weeps horticulturists us by economic entomolo tho wide Columbia in its tireless, cease gists. Certain simple facts about insects less, resistless inarch to the sea. Its wa ami insecticides, a knowledge of which is ters laughingly kiss tho feet. of the slop absolutely essential to the agriculturist. ing hills and mountains upon the other For instance, every farmer and fru-t »ido where the sunlight glints a scone of grower should know that all insects, uf- exquisite kalaediseopii- beauty—brown ter hatching, pass through a larval or gray, umlier and every sltudo of green worm-like stage ami it is in this stage blended into Natures perfect harmony, that they generally do the most damage. while upon the other »¡do the whole as- Then they enter a transition stage, as it I'oct is changed. There thu Columbia were, known us tho pupal stage, ami crouches and fawns low and sullen before finally they turn into perfect insects or the mighty p tlis.t lei a» if it felt, yet de imagos. These changes are called meta fied the restraint they impose. It is as if morphoses. Nature, angcrc I at the rebellious force of lieetles (Coleoptora) are liai.l winged its first horn, piled high this mighty wall or hard shelled insects. Moths ami hut of granite, this defiant, frowning battle terflios belong to the order Lepidopteru ment of giay rock and then as her anger and the larva- producing these are culled s|s>iit itseli in the cflbrt, softened some caterpillars. A certain order of insects, what and with gentler hand strewed lleiuiptera, the hugs, ami the only in wreaths of foliage and flowers, bright sects which can b j truly railed hugs, gel lincl.ens and verdant moss across th“ their nourishment by sucking. It is ut rugged brow, and, pleased with the re terly impossible to kill hugs with Palis sult, poured f rth with lavish hand upon green or I ondon purple, both internal the brow of this, her fairest child, the IKiisons, for tho reason that bugs do not baptismal waters that tickle, gush and eat tbu outside of tlm leaf which is coated leap in many a sparkling waterfall down with poison. Tho insect pests in this or from its crown of beauty. These cata der, vis, green aphis, woolly aphis, scale racts are too numerous to count, Imt, th - insects, etc., cull for u-i application of most noted are the Bridal Veil and Mult- some external irritant, or some oily agent noinah, thu latter exi-elling all, falling Y • F ir st S t h r e t . which will clog up tho breathing pores. N e .u ly opposite.L>aytou road* mere than seven hundred feet, making a The larvic of l.epi ioptoru viz, the up leap at the last more than four hundred „ ¥ 3 :7 Cirnnd U n ity . csv fnorrV plo worm, wbi'li is Hie larva of tho cod- feet into sheer air. On Saturday t‘u* list!» at (>:.” *d we ; a : «iSiZBWÄaHfiii The train always N E W HE KG, O R EG O N . lin moth, tent caterpillars, |ieaeii tree hulls here for the passengers to g.tc.c, ad t<> as 1‘iulilo at tlm rosiiKuiPo of David i W e have just receive*» n full liuc of new goods, borers, etc., are provided with strong mire and excluilt or tit in silent wonder, Marlii.’n, to atteml thu rally und picnic at latest patterns and best quality, and w ill A new and Completo T m t m c n t , consistiu;' I jaws by means of wliieh they are enabled lint time and spare would fail mo if l at Mt'MinnviHe. -Vt 7 .M all was ready,and of SupDosItorie*, Oiutniout in Capsule*, also iii .-ell at as lo w figures as the quality o f o a r goods w ill justify. Call and see us. Pox and P ills; a Positive Cure for E xternal, to eat the leaves or fruit or gnaw the tempted a description of all the beauty to with hamii’rs, thi^s, and won^, the procci»- Internal, b lin d or bleeding, Itching. Chronic, Kccent or Hereditary Piles, ami many other wood of fruit ami other trees. There it is lie seen along this route. Too train bur »¡on consisting of i»ctwiH»n !•*> ) and LMO, diseases and fem ale weaknesses; it is alw ays llu u ilrcils of y c rJ . o f line Im ported aud Domestic Cloths of the latest styles. plain cun hu killed by an application of ties along its treacherous pathway as if Htartcd for McMinnville hy the way of n great benefit to the general health. The first discovery of a medie d cure ren dering an op arsenical piisons. Comparatively few 1 ashamed Ilia' the puny hand of mart had Dayton, where we were joined hy friend». eration with a knife unnecessary hereafter. ,, . . i . i * * , , . • » * U » . I Ib is Remedy lius never been known to fail, l>ut nice tailor m e lc clothing adds m aterially to a m an ’s appearance at home, and p a rticu larly farmers realize tho necessity for d; If rciit j marred this scene of wonderland, until a i m i n g at , tho h llo at ti ll O C.Oek. ^ $1 per box, ti for $~>; sent by mail. W hy sutler am ong strangers. from fltis terrible disease when a written treatments as illustrated above, and how we reach Tho Dulles. It-uiiaining here weto cai-oitcl Ibrinigli (tic inaili rc-iil. iu-c guarantee is given with »’• boxes, to refund (lie Dress and Work Shirts, Pine Custom Made Fancy Shirts in Silk Stripes and many there are who ii.ro Paris green for till the next morning I started at seven ami hmincss stria Is, after wlii. h wo ro- money if nut cured, send stamp for free Checks, Sewed with Silk Thread that will not Kip. Sample. G uarantee issued by W oodward, the green aphis, mi l perhaps attempting o'clock in an open stage across the Klick li.uri-.l to thè Opera house ut ctcvcn, C larke tfc Co., W hole ale and Retail 1‘ruggists. II.il», fn ile rw c .ir Hosiery, Ku-penrter*. Ties, i-idlar... Cuffs, Ele. A fu ll line of to use purr» kerosene for the codling moth Sole Agon’ s. P»»rtland. Oregon. itat mountain», twenty-one miles to Cen wIli-io we nueiit un liour in spi'tvh ami s t a t io n e e y , le d o e e s , j o u r n a l s , d a y a n d p a s s b o o k s , t a b l e t s , nnleasa prevented hy somo kindly inter terville. Had it not been for tho sono, albi a» ttie liour for rrfrcshineiit» Envelopes, Pencils, Fens, Gold Pens and Case3, Watches, Chains, vention. 1* is time every farmer and thoughtful care of Mrs. Snti'lt French, of hai! come, a iliangc in ilio program wus Scarf P in «. Ring.*. C h arm «, Em blem , Fancy ba ra r Go«>d*. Album s. Acrc.rdeon». etc . a ll bou ght You w ill aUv iy * find at this m-irket tho very f.*r less than value, with spot » a s h , from m anufa c.irer> and jobbers com pelledto sacrifice fruit grower was familiar with these facts. Tho Dalles, I would have certainly per inaili', ami after au liour ami a hall we or go to the w all. b»>f Fresh Moats of all kinds. We are piomptcd to refer here to a ished in this my Hist attempt at crossing agni« asst'iutilml to compiilo tIre program (» a u k » l o c k . N e w b e r g , O r . G ive mo a trial and bo ctmvinced that I can N EW B E UC OREGON. *J - B A R R I E . do you good. question asked at a recent meeting of the mountains after horse», hut with tho ai I w hii'h consisto»! of songs ami recitalions Oregon State Horticultural society: Un-Oiler of Newberg, O regon C e n t e r S i r « ct. of two extra shawls, a pair of warm leg untili Iwo oYlocU, wlien thè »(>t>aker of n ‘‘Which is best for a tree, lye or white gins and a lap robe together with the Itic ilay, G. AY. CaMernoml wa» inlro- >.a wash'."’ Didth.it query come from a thrilling anecdotes of hairbreadth IM- ilm-eil, uml l'or mie linai an 1 twent.v min- ! ■ ■ well posted horticulturist? He should »'it|H*s hv the native driver, I manage» B r a h m a s Fole li iv Ct»rmey stralli, I to «Ics he bel l thè au,lienee w itli iiii rea.iiirf have stated the pest or posts lie wished to P ro p rieto rs c f tho keep up circulation s-.itllcient '■> save mo interest ’t ili thè dose. After »ingiù*;, we lull. Whitewash with a littlo crude car front freezing Tills is the name that ha* lb-re 1 was like a wan- he*:an arrangement» ior liouie, all feeling \ ■ been given tho new M ill bolic acid in it is mi excellent preventive dering Jew. Th • only other passenger, it f M koo I to have heen tlicrc. !„ ■ I.I inery establishm ent <‘f against borers while lye put »11 trunks an oi l Chinook In liin, with whom tlie U ii a h . M i t c i i k l l , I I Smith d: Haw rth at Mrs. mid branches would not do much good as Do. Uhairman. Sm ith’s t*M st un! in Hos driver conversed with c.tso mill rapidity C . b \ N Io o r o . I ’r o p . it preventive. I ye used at the right time ill liis native Chinook and here I discov k ins’ block. They bave lU v e on hea l «m l r » t ie *11 kiin l. o f R ough anil Drc-sod Lum ber. AVill d e liv e r the ».ime to just received r\ large and and of proper strength, a very Important ered wlirrv the wihl ge»«»e lo trued their Ut-co rat i«>n Da v. » a y part of (lie city at reasonable rater. AVe arc tlia-ikful for pu»t patrouago, and w e ll u>*«>rted stock of consideration, would bo etr-ctive in killing language. Arriving at Centerville at two A lur^e eiowd gathered in town on dec- J E R K IN G R H A N C H rolieit a eoniinuauce of the name. S p rin g M illinery scale insects uml eggs of various in- o'clock, thoroughly chillcil. I appreciated j oration day, Ilio largest in Lu t that over which they invite you to j nirioils bugs as well as 1I10 bugs them Y a rd , Cor. S e co n d .A M e rid ia n S ts. tit • tt.it ilinner aw siting un>. I met w ith gutherrii in Newberg <»n an *x*ca»ion R n i l and inspect. Y ou selves, In oilier words it is as mq o.sible the worn 1 at three, then lecture I at I this kind. At half «past one oVleek the w ill find everyth in g y«»u to kill all insects with one kind ol treat night and awaiting the stage the next ¡im» of mun ii was t.iken up from Armory w ill need in m illinery. :»t K. K. 1IAHLKV. .1 It. HVJtT. A. H OD G SON . ment as it is (or one :n -di. ine to servo as <l.i> went tight ntilcs further, to tlel.lcn- hall, and the erovvd proceeded t«» the N : w:i, ini (> ki : oon . a panacea for all the ills of man. IV dale. i gmvi' at the eeinelerv, where the Grand earelul how you purchase from unsernpu 11 ere tv.-.s (lie scene ,.f conflict for which Army hoys and Sens of Veterans hud nr- M anufacturers of Ions or ignorant d tilers coii. o.-tians » tr I lial left home, liollcn l.il» for eight ranged a speaker.*’ starei, w hich was l eau- ranted to kill all and every Insect. As a v.-ars lis t no saloon then by some strange tifully deeor.ite«l whhtl.e stars and stripes, rule such concoctions are humbugc It .1. D. Roll was marshal of the day. In strategy known to the liquor element the The Iv-i nini mit-t (•»»pillar Urtili, must he said, liowt-rer, that ceitain new “ il.-ons wei.t in and again the wotk »i front «*; the profession was a earriage with > iceessors to for «alo nt «2 pur -t tinte l->. agents ju-t coming into notice promise ruin went --n until the |s :-!»-, or rather the speaker, Kev. 1'. E. l ime, who is W e arc prcpnretl to make a su perior ty r f «Ira*n i:le in a ’ i -ire*. T.arce « r*lert prom ptly L A M B k W O O DW ARD. something toward our ideal of au nil tin* anti »aliKui poiip filled, t orrespondence solicited. Price chaplain * t tìeorge Wiight lì \ R IVst, t all on or .ulilr» ■ 1 h v (lie AV. ( ■*° > ! on * p p li ‘ tiîi*'-a. C orn er Main A Dayton Streets. e ;g«t r • . / N ed the largest aud fi io ! stra-k round remedy. T. V . and 1 O. G T . , tlo to rm in c I to « ri i’ertlaiid. ;u e*>mpanied l»y the mayor. N E W B E R G , : O IR ^ E G rO IS r. The |>er cent, of arsenic in I. >n | n pur- make an eifert to luvf a te m p ira !b *c Dellowinj came the Grand Army hoy», plo varies with the consign m-nt. while in council and put. tli » a lo o n a o.it. meinluTs of the Odd Torio,vs and A. O. Rut ha s Mrs P. ildwi F!ver b* l ’aris green it is fixed. It would seem they follil i the V 5 ' t»*.. T. \V. or.L is, Sens of Veterans and and ci n s ’i •»it ion w .i« p o w e r fu l. 250. 50c had ov« ’ »\l , then that Paris green as far as i-s Tin* city II I i j i>t inenriv 1 the expense of Woman- Relief Corps, and forty fonr 73?. on foliage is concerned is the safer nc.-nt water work«, win !i meant hea* v city >oung la ites dressed in white, represent *->dw »rd w ill rm itinue Mr* 1 nent. Kvervthlng tn he Prt'v of tier two A test f >r th • q lalitv of I’ tri« tax. an I ri vite I a demand for tho eight ing the dtirerent states. At the eetnetery he “ IVIaarte” Health $ '5 0 . î d**«>r i*t d Morris, M ile* A green is 1» take n am ill quantity of the liundre 1 dollar.« a \ * ir liivn«»* in »ncy i*’ a lai.v* and hv autiiu! in >miment had **e« :i egoc. powder and ad I to a little w iter. ii tin- ecived fr>»:u each **f the tw » m U h p , and eieeted, aromi l an 1 up a whi li. with the poison is good it should unite rea lily ni h another had ntT-red to g»> in at the »anie usual eeretti‘>ny, leaiitiinl wreath» und - I J AAYOKT1I »v ST.ANBK O i'liH . the water and from a mixture ot the c >n tax Tw.mtv f.cir hundre*! «I »l!ar> worth hompi •?» i I tlowers were dep *s;te»l hy dii* sisteney of creatn. One pound of Paris roil; d atio n t1 « a i w ay witn «'in e •ereiit om s in re.« n. r> «*f those wi»o Tell green to 2 N> gallons of water is too strong in defense of their eonntry. l-p e r a tc . men s*» the tik IK A T H 1 I* matte Q m .I.^ lor the foliage on this fo ist. D ie pound I'W.t r. ti -iM-*, RMifriAl, b*i’ wti ;*s m.-uîa «X»; A.'*-r »p!en.le»l i:m-!e Ty the New her* V liturr'« Nr.wRr.KO, Osruoa. aaabl« [ in a work«.» e manner Hnr«e Si «•eia. a "p ecialty. Call and g i r « i r t - « .. ,* pu.-obte. A l t. s»T\T.I 'i *4 k opp t w * new « p a p I "ite »i*le«, to 2V) gallons fur the first spraying, and -!.* • elul* at ! G. M Trunk and family. 1 \ tria • n Main : l ' » r w rst of st* rey '» tin »h op ’ u ü i l : *>§îra FElifitxRSOÜ^ » tried ¡n opinion to put «U»wn « one pound to II >) gall >-is for all »'tbs,. ii ‘S« im n w . re Rev iri. e wa** intro.Iu. ed who delivcrevl P ortland is more fearful of tho ravages of tho Knglish sparrow than of the Amer ican saloon. It makes laws to protect the saloon, lint Chief Parish has detailed a man wtioso sole duty it is to slay defen seless sparrows on sight. Ho who notes the sparrow’s fall w ill also hold to ac count overy man who is in any way re sponsible for tho saloons and tiieir evil jL a :e .:E _ A _ c B r :E ! X X Office 011 Main Street, Near Depot. NEW G-OODS ! * Ml ANTED. SALESMEN. © Free Excursions to t&s World’s Fair LADIES’ AND CENTS’ FURNISHiNC GOODS. Boys’ and Men’s Beady-made Suits, Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes, 2 Æ O “V JES CARTER & CHRISTENSON, ZD O H SPT New V Steam S aw . c. COX, TTie N e w T in S lio p H. STOREY, Prop. UNDERTAKER. C 'U New berg Tailoring House. R F Ez\ST SIDE C L O T H E S D O N 'T ^ T A IC E M AN, M eat M a rke t, 0. H. POWELL, Proprietor, j'jtW BERG P O U LTR Y YARDS Puro and Standard Fowls ssgpaH E UNIQUE. M Barred Plymouth Rocks I or Uu- ..ay,. >« Eggs for sale. L L I N E Poultry Y ard Y L HE UNIQUE. Lt. Wyamlottes a Specialty. T a t NEW M ILLINERS. LAMB à BALDWIN MITCHELL & CLARK, ENTERPRISE SAWMILL. H, F. ONG, Salesman. H A D L E Y , H I N T u<c C O . First Class Drain New AJ. •lacksmith Tile. Hobson. MII.LINFKY $i.oo si.:: Shop, AV M. MITC H E L L , Proprietor. ^ :'WL7?BCRlï 15 OH^J- <1 lent spray ing'ar • the h.“ ' pr -p. ion» • poke l ii lay n to .1 t ili hou-e. .ii a . Jvratc Ivnut ti. vu'i W. O. K E U Q S R . W E L L T,O R E R S . I am Prepared to do General Blacksmithing on short notice, ; v» î ave u w >a\ . N E W B E R G , OR E G O N .