NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
Jowpli Hubei g was defeated for school
clerk bccatiHu iwoplo thought he assessed
property too high. Now, people are kick
ing against Dave Caldwell tor the same
thing. No man, however conscientious,
can satisfy overylsady.—He/wrltr.
son county where no rain fell.
The
amounts of rainfall are, Clatsop county
85, Multnomah county .57, Marion conn-1
IBHI'KD KVEltY FRIDAY MOUSING.
ty .52, Douglas county .27, Josephine
county .11, northern Jackson county from
KDITOKS AND PIBMHJIKIW:
a sprinkle to .05 of an inch.
K . H . W oo d w a rd & O hm . <\ K mkhv .
Tho rain was of great benefit, especially
•>—
They are rearing a generation of pugi to late sown grain, to coin and garden
FRIDAY, J l-L Y 22 , lHitt.
lists in the vicinity of Wheatland. The truck, while in isirtions of the coast conn- ;
K ntered as aeeoml cla ss m a tte r al the p o tt young men and maidens gather at school ties it did some damage to haj . A con- |
ottica at Newberg, Oregon.
houses Sunday afternoons and hold box ‘.innation ot the present weather will prove
ing contests.—I ’rportcr.
of great value to the laic sown grain
A I H S C O l'ItA tiK I » F A I 1 N K I I.
P ltlN C IP A L O F F IC E S AT
; Early sown w heat is being harvested and
J i M E S W ll lT l O M B Itll.KY.
\V k are in receipt of a neat catalogue of it is generally turning out better than was
The atimmor wiint ia tttilflin' roumt the bloomin' Pacific College, located at Newberg, this 1 expected, though it is not up to last
trees.
county. This institution of learning is year’s crop and it is aslo not quite up to
And the elover lu the p u tu r , 1» a bln 'lay lor fast gaining an enviable reputation, and the average.
the beer.
will soon he one of the leading colleges of
The oats crop is just begining to ho cut
And they've been a aw lfglii' honey above
Ponghi and Folti, ami Sold un Cola
Want to buy either a large or small
the state. We congratulate our sister | in a few localities, but it too is not an
board and oil ttie sly,
E HAVE ON
Till they .to ile r in th eir t.u u lu ’ and »tagger as city in her good fortune in being able to average. Tiie wheat crop of 18’J l , in Hie
tnisslon.
farm, you can save both time and mon
they fly
support so good a school as Pacific Col ] counties West of the Cascades, amounted
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l'or I.ow l'riees and Future Advance-
ey
by calling on us.
lege.—North Yamhill I.cailcr.
to eight and one half million bushels, and
Tliey'a beeu a heap o' rain , but the atm 's out
ment In Vulucs,
the crop this year will he about from 15 I f
today.
NOTKS FltO.VI 111 I t t i , M lIirilW F .S T . to 20 per cent less than last year, unless
And the elouds of the n et spell is all cleared
All grades of Jlealty, from an unfenced lot to tin- very Ecst lm-
And wish to obtain any information
away.
Tiie farmers of Coos county, Oregon, it should turn out far beyond what it at
proved City Property, and
And the weed» 1» all the green er and the grass
Long Time on Deferreil Payments,
%
V
are evidently of the progressive order. present indicates. Haying is about over about Ileal Estate, or the Country’ in
is green er still;
and
a
good
crop
lias
been
secured.
It may rain again to m orrow , but 1 don't think Three first-class creameries have been
and Liberal Discount» to Cash Buyer«.
Hops are not promising well. They General, or Newberg and vicinity,
it will.
x
established there within tiie past year.
We bave fot-sale some of thè Finest
K line t oy the crops is ruined, anil the co rn 's
have not tho growth that they should in particular, Write to us—We will
»
In many of Hie eastern states appro
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
drounded out,
have. The lice aro present and develop
iSuhurhan
I’ioperiy to he found in thè
gladly give the desired information.
And prophesy the wheat will be a failure with priations are tnado by llio state for Hie
under the present weather conditions,
out d o u b t;
State, at - ery low pnees.
benefit of the state horticultural and dairy
hut so far no damage lias been done.
Hut the kind P rovid ence that has never failed
associations and tho proceedings of their
The first shipment of peaches was
u a yet
o il
Will be on hand o n c't m ore at the eleventh meetings are published in full at stale ex made from Ashland on Hie 10th, inst.,
pense.
hour, I bet!
wiiich was ton «Jays later than usual.
Does the meadow lark com plain us he sw im s
Secretary Allen, of llio State Hoard of
EASTERN OHECIO.N, .
high and dry
A Splcn tiltl C o o k .
| Horticultural, reports Hie receipts of un
General rains occurcd on the ICtli, the suffering with a severe cold a few days
^ NEW HliUO.M S W E E P S CLEAN, AND
Through the waves of the wind and the blue of
usually firiu samples of cherries for the amount varying from .27 of an inch at but is now lietter. Her visits seem to bo
A book that is bound to attract very
the sky?
Does the quail set up and whistle in a disap Columbian exposition collection from S. Tho Dalles to 22 in Morrow county, .51 appreciated very much by* the natives as great attention and command a large sale
pointed way,
D. Evans, of Umpqua Ferry, C. E . H os in Umatilla county, .11 in Baker county they are beginning to ask her to take is published under the attractive title of
Kr hang h i. head lu silen ce and sorrow all tiie
kins, of Newberg, and others.
and .18 in Harney county. The mean home some sewing, mending, etc. She “ Conquest and Discovery of the New I.s th e beat place lu town to get you r work «Vme. All kin ds o f T in work, such
.11 j T
Roofing, imponi-
ing and G eneral R e p a irin g , n eatly <iud prom ptly don e. P rice s ret
The first full ir-load of cherries sent temperature has been from 00 to 75 de lias not commenced to teach them the World.” A n idea of the magnifieeneo of
re aso n ab le .
Is the chipm unk's health a failure? lines he
F irst S treet .
east from I'ortland was shipped to Chica grees, which is from two to four degrees art of house cleaning, as it is a problem flie ¡dans of this publication may bo ob
walk or does he run?
N early opposite Dayton road*
Don't the buxxards ooze around up there just go July 1!) by Spi'-gl Ac bevy. The car below the average. There has lieen an hard to begin with, it is probably one of tained from Hie fact that it contains the
like they've alius done?
was attached to a passenger train and on excess of cloudiness. (>u llio 15th brisk the most arduous tasks of her work, for if "L ife and Voyages of Columbus,” by
Is there anything tiie m atter with the rooster's
each
side had signs advertising the fact winds prevailed north of the Blue moun she should once clean up a house for Washington Irving, whose name and fame
lungs or voice?
that it wus loaded with Oregon cherries. tains. On the 11th a frost occured in them, they would at first he as restless as are dear to every American; the "Con-
Ort a m ortal he com plainin' when Iminb aid
m als rejoice?
The King, a very promising new varie Klamath county which injured gardens. a pig would ho to make him drink slop quest of Mexico and Peru,” hy the great
T h en let us, one and all, be contented with our
Harvest is in progress in all of the out of a trough without having some of English histofian, Dr. Robertson, the
ty cherry, which was originated by Mr.
lo t;
greatest living authority on those sub
Columbia river valley counties.
The his feet in it.
H undreds o f yards o f fine Im ported and D om estic C loths of th e latest styles.
I
.Dwelling,
was
named
after
a
Chinaman,
The Ju n e Is here this mottling and the sun is
jects, and “ A Complete History of the
grain
is
yielding
better
Ilian
was
expected
As
I
was
walking
along
the
beach
re
who
had
been
for
vany
years
a
faithful
shining hot.
cently I saw an Indian with a deer that United States," condensed with tho lend
fill, let us till our hearts with the glory of the workman for Mr. I.ewelling and who was though not up to the average.
day,
Kate grain was greatly benefited 'ey tin- lie had just brought in from the forest. 1 ing historians of this country, such as P u t n ice ta ilo r m ade clo th in g adds m ate rially to a m an ’s ap p earan ce at hom e. a**)d p a rticu la rly
an enthusiastic admirer of Hie now
am ong strangers.
Anil banish every doubt and care and sorrow
rains The grain crop in 18!ll in the j stepped near to examine it to see if it was Geo. Bancroft, Lossing, Fiske, Me.Mas-
cherry.
ta r aw ay!
ters,
Blaine,
Grant
and
Sherman,
by
li.
counties
cast
of
the
Cascades,
amounted
in
a
proper
shape
for
food.
Without
In Hie sales of California fruit at New
W hatever be o u r station, with Providence for a
York during tho week ending June 23, as to five and »»lie-half m i'lim bushels, scrutinizing closely I discovered insects I). Davenport, tiie noted author. In ad
guide,
It its. I'n d etv v ir H osiery, 8ns|ic-uder.s, Ties, Cellar», Cuffs, Ka*. A fall lin e of
Much flue circum stan ces o rt to make us sat!-
reported in Hie Pacific lia n il Perm, it ap while this year it is estimated that the by the myriads on it. I shook my head dition, there is an eloquent introduction
to
the
work
from
the
pen
of
Murat
H
al
fled.
and he shook his, lie no sell him because
pears that the highest prices for cherries crop will he from 25 to 55 per cent less.
F o r the world Is full of roses and the roses full
stead, tiie famous journalist.
Corn is doing well, though would have lie make good soup.
were paid for “ IHack Oregon ’ or “ Ore
S ca rf Pin -• Dint,'», ciiu rin «. Km lilcm ». Fancy li;;7.»r lin n ;!,, A llm ins. Aeconli-en», ,e«\. „11
of dew,
for let l ieu. Villas, «1 th M OT « A»H. from m am ifaetn ri-rs anil Jobber» coinpelli-ilto .«„rriflee
The hook is magnificently illustrated '
lietter growth with warmer weather.
Such is life along the beach. In One
And the dew Is full of Heavenly love that drips gon” cherries, the prices ranging consid
o r go to tho w all,
for me ami you.
erably higher for these * Hurt for tiie lloy- Tim grass is drying up. Potatoes are not dry weather it is said to be more tin- with four hundred splendid colored plates | lïiiisk m o c k , N ew b erg :, O r.
a good crop. There iias been an average healthful, for the warm sun creates a and engravings made expressly for the
u! Ann.
mi11.ni no T in; tunt i;.
At the last meeting of ?lie Clarke Coun crop of liny secured and stock growers stendi from the decayed fish and animais book from pictures gathered <lt;ring tiie
I
ty Fruit (»rowers’ Society, Air. S. S. Cook feel confident that they will have plenty that are thrown besido their lints while last three years hy Dr. Reich, of Oxford
8 a B
At the Slate House the workman are
* .i
University,
who
gave
his
entire
time
to
;
of
feed
for
any
kind
of
a
winter.
rain
washes
it
oir
and
purifies
tho
air.
of Vancouver, told of a Black ltopublican
■
now engaged in laying the brick founda
5
the task.
The streams are falling rapidly. Some
E. W. W ekssk b .
cliciry tree which two years ago yielded
tions lor Hie pillars which are to support
Everyone
will
want
this
magnificent
wells
are
dry,
and
water
is
being
hauled.
Proprietors
of
tho
2,73.) pounds of fruit.
the now dome for the cspitol. The pil
record of the marvelous events in our
IT csolulLtiift o f C om lnlcni-fi.
I>r. .1. it. Cardwell, I’resident of Hu- There is nothing especially discouraging
lars will he eight in number and will he
country’s history, for it can be safely said
Stale Horticultural Society, has prepared in the wheat prospects of the state.
Ninviuciwi. Or., Ju ly 18, 18!)2.
of steel. They will extend from a solid
that it is «me of tho most remarkable
an article upon the native and cultivated] I hough they are not as flattering as they
To tlio otlicMs «m l niL-mU-rn o f Ni-w- books of UKjdera times.
foundation in the husernent to the comb
fruits of Oregon for llie forthcoming lie- i "'era one year ago, hut are more so than ln>rjj Loilxe No. 152 A. O. I . IV.
The well-known publishers. Pacific '
of the roof. They are now being east in
| sources of Oregon.” It. is the first tim e, they were i:i Ju ly , 185!).
\Ve, the com m ittee appointed t" Publishing Company, San Francisco, ; Have on liau'l nail for »ale all kings f Itoti»!« and D ro n ed Lum ber.
W ill «I,-liv er the s i n » to
Columbus, Ohio, and will tie sent here as
I'..
S
P
m
;
i:,
Observer.
we believe, that attention lias been prom
draft Resolutions o f Respect in m em Cal., want agents in every town to sell
•ay part o f the c ity s t renonnsbie rates.
We ore th an k fu l for past patron i»c, nnd
soon as possible. Homo delay will he
this hook. They offer liberal terms and
inently called to the many valuable in
ory o f our lute brother Joseph M. Dor in addition give their agents a splendid
s o lic it a co n tin u a n ce of th e sam e.
caused by Ilio failure of the Küstern rod
digenous fruits of this state.
A
L
A
S
K
A
L
I
'
T
T
I
’
J
U.
m
ii«!,
of
Ncwberft,
Oregon,
m
ost
re
opportunity
to earn a tree trip to tlie
works to got the work out in lliu lime
A great business in canning chertic*
Y a rd , C o r. S e co n d & M e rid ia n Sts
World's Fair.
spectfully subm it the following:
Hpjciliotl, hut the contractors will make
Dorm.A.s Isi, and , Alaska, July 2.—The
Full particulars will I«n seat on appli
must I k - built up, and a great market de
W
hereas,
In
the
dispensation
o
f
di
every effort to turn the work over to the
mand can lio dove! qs-d lor canned Koval other day when 1 received tlie G kaimhc , vine Providence, it has pleased the S u cation. II-ad tiieii advertisement below. F. K. IIA D L E Y .
j . i*. HUNT.
a . H o d g s o n .
elate before January 1st, w hen the legis,
Ann cherries from this section. In time I wue so anxious to read from its col preme M aster o f tho Universe to take
lature meets. Thero will Isi $20,000 to
limns
the
news
from
many
friends,
I
it is probable that a heavy stopping busi
front ns in Hit- very prim e o f life, broth
ox|tond in putting in a complete heating
ness can he done with the fresh fruit. hastily ran my finger through the wrap er Joseph M. Dorrance, and
M anufacturers of
apparatus with all the necessary machin
California lias tins year shipped cherrie s per to open it. and carelessly entered near
W hereas, It is but ju s t and proper
ery, and the contractors have already
JlDiiUl lULiil
the
(renter
of
the
paper
and
tore
it
nearly
as far east as New York and Huston and
for us to mourn bis departure from
commenced work. There will also be
w hat California can do wo also can do in from end to end, but made out to hold it am ong iij ami to sym pathize with
$10,000 fur the improvements mid altera
together until t read the home news, and
—O F T H E —
time.
those who are near am i dear t«> Ititti in
tions in the hull ol representatives. Work
From 25 Herman prune trees growing when I came to the news of our brick fac th is tiie darkest hour o f th eir afliietion,
I We are prepared to m ake n su perior ijiiulitjr of ilrafn (lie in nil »lie». J..ir»e «inter, prom ptly
on tiie three contrada will tie pushed at
on one-fourth of an acre of land, .1. H. tory in Newberg, I was made to say. therefore,
NOW KKA DY.
I fihv.I. C orrcspoiiilencc sollclte.l. P rice list on application. C orner Jlnin A Daylou Streets.
the same tim e.— M arlin Comity JVutu
“
Hurrah
for
Newberg,M
and
the
electric
j
N
early
#00
pages,
si/’»
Ox
11
in
ch
es.
F
ou
r
Fletcher, president of the Clarke County
Resolved,
Hy
Newlierg
Lodge
No.
great bonks in o ne volum e.
Fou r great a u
ciuf.
(W ash.) Fruit (¡rowers’ Society, two lights and especially those who are head- i 152, o f A. O. U. W ., that w hile we how- th ors: W ashington Irving, A m erica’s gri-nte.-t
au th o r; W. \V. R o bertson , E n g la n d ’s lead ing
years ago raised and sold one ton of dried ¡rig this grand enterprise.
in humble submission to the Most h is to ria n : it. i: D avenport, tin*' noted author,
Considerable talk lias I kvii occasioned prunes. Tho price obtained was !) cents
Carrying the lumber on our shoulders I
Murat lla ls te a l. A m erica’s lead in g jo u r n a
H igh, we do not the less mourn for our and
list.
by the action of our city council refusing
over a quarter of a mile from the mining
per
pound
which
was
lower
than
lie
re
P
o
sitiv ely th e m ost su p erb ly Illu strated bock
beloved Brother who lias lieen take!»
to grant liquor licenses for Hie present
ev er produced in A m erica. Over
year. The wisdom of such a o .tir'r wi ceived for his prunes of other varieties, company’s saw mill to our building place from us ami
de not propose to discuss at present. In but $13) is a pretty big sum to realize ceased to he a luxury and we soon de
$ 25 , 000.00
lirsiilve«!, That th is lodge sincerely
justice, however, to the saloon nv-it il from one-fourth of an acre of prunes.
vised another plan. We made a raft of
m ourns the death o f our late B ro th er exp en d ed for illu stra tio n s alone. E v ery one
must Is- admitted that so far as keeping
of the 4 0 0 illu s tr n t im iA m ade ex p ressly for
about 1 1,0(H) feet to float on the hay near
anil feel that hy his rem oval we have th is book. A grand m cm o tia l volum e, co n
orderly houses, the absence of rowdyism,
the shore, then a half dozen «J us got on
taining tbo full am i a u th e n ic record of a ll
rows, or loud and boistmoua talk—too I I I D I T . A C I I K S a n d n o w t o s n
Io,-.t
a
Brother
W
orkm
an
who
was
over
ev en ts in A m erican history, from the di c.tv-
« lCSsI L L L Y r u o D i n : i h k m .
it with our poles and kept it where we
often indulged in by patrons of the sa
ready to extend the hand o f ch arity ! cry down to the presen t tim e, ch e a p , at true
j liv e, v alu ab le. It stan d s w ithout a riv al, it
loon and allowed by tin- proprietors—we
could reach bottom and float it to a place
and words o f sym pathy to th e ilis- w ill find a p lace in ev ery A m erican hom e.
A h the Reason of 181)2 will ho the one
will say the putties engaged in the aa
opposite our mission. Then it was to get
M agnificent o p portu
trossod and needy, and a mcmlmr
loon business in our city the past year when a large portion of the exhibit for
n ity for can v assers.
deserve commendation
We have bad tho World’s Fair is to l>o produced, and up a steep bill about 1 of) feet above high I whose life as a C hristian will over
It offers an opportu At rea son ut,le rato» nn.1 ja a w n rk n iin llk e ni in n er. IIn r„e Sh oein g n Upei-ialty. C all nnrt gtv«
c tnsideruhlo experience in saloon tow ns as fruit will he one of the principal items tide. Here we made a windless upon i sh in e bright in the mem ories o f its nity that w ill not com e again in y ears. 1 i full-
ine n trlu !. nini l,c ro u v in ev il. »hop im r tr .,t Street, one door « e » t o f sto rey '» tin »l,op.
page
colored
plates,
a
bso
lu
tely th e fine.-t ev er
hut have never yet seen hu I ooiis rim with
which we put an inch rope, one end of
made for a su b scrip tio n book, co p ies of i unous
mem
bers,
and
the
com
m
unity
as
an
ironi
our
«¡¡strict,
peaches
especially,
it
less disturbance, or quieter or more order
pain tin g s from th e world s g reatest g a llerie s.
which was tied to a four wheeled cart or
honest upright and a lug' ly respected Extra lib e ra l tern© and a f r e e r o u n d - t i ip
ly places kept than our two saloons here will he a good thing for Visalia if the
in Sheridan the past year, mi I we know fruit growers of this locality will produce truck, the wheels of which was made by j citizen, and Itis m other, brothers and t i c k e t to t h e W o r l d 's I a i r . E x c lu s iv e te r
ritory ; co m p lete full m orocco ca n v a ssin g o u t
whereof we speak, for our ollice is separ the very largest specimen* of touches cutting off of a log 12 inches in diameter j sisters a kind and loving son, and fits and fu l: in stru ctio n s free. F reigh t prepaid
on o r d e r -to any point. No ca p ita l needed.
and S inches long, and taring a two inch i
ated hv it hoard partition only from one
that have U-en grown in the world. It
br«>thor, therefore he it
Rooks w ill be sen t on cred it if d esired , -S.'»
of them.—Sheridan ,S iiu .
L o c a l a n d T ra v e lin g ,
hole through them, and axles made after
m i WIO a d a y « a s il> m a d e by those who
is
a
pretty
well
established
fact
already
Ilesolveil, T h at to itis sorrow ing a take
NEW 3ERC, : O RECO N .
adv an tage of th is opportunity. F u ll par To ropro»ent our w etl-laiow n ltou»e. Yon need
We want to 1 -ongrutiil.ilo the eili/.ens of
the frontier stylo. This truck was placed •
in»
ra
p
ita
!
to réprim ent a firm th a t « .irrmit»
r ic u tirs a u d illu strated c ircu la rs tree by apply-
im rs.-rv »took fir»« eta»» and tru e to nam e.
Sheridan on having olected a city coun that we do now produce the largest upon a track made of planks and drawn m other, brothers and sisters in this 1 ig ti»
B reed er o f
W I I I I K A M . T H K V K A U . $100 por m onth
r t r i F i r i t i u . m i i n c c o .
cil that lias the moral stamina to refuse peaches in the state and accomplish it up hy the windless. Ily this means we th e ir hour o f sail ness, we as friends
M a r k e t St ,
S a n K ia n e is e o , C a l. to th e riylit man. Apply qntek. »tattn» a»c,
without
any
particular
attention
to
this
nuil
brothers
extend
to
them
our
h
eart
to licence saloons. If the saloon men are
L. L. M A Y & C O .,
had our lumber near the end of our side
felt sympathies and fraternal t are and
Here is tho way to grow big
N urserym en, F lorists ,e Seedsm en,
the good fo'lows I’oster of Ilia San would I object.
walk upon which wo could easily haul
,
I
lo»
house
is
re-poiisilda.
St. Peut, M in n
F elch
I'orm ey stm in .
have the public believe, lie had better I peaches : Select from the orchard trees the lumber on our truck to the house1 we rem ind tiu-m th a t the S ta r o f B eth
lehem
gleams
brightly
above
the
port
'
a
hall
do/
n
of
young,
vigorous,
healthy
advise them to g i into something to
The frame work of the house is done and
make an honest living Is-fore their ropu I trees of the following varieties: Susque- sided up. We have hud tine weather for al o f th e tomb where sleeps their loved
Of the J a y Hawk , train.
fo ,, ^
one, and foretells them a blessed im
i. L •
tutions are ruined. Keeping a saloon i.*; ! b um.i, Crawford, Orange Cling, White ,work most ef tho time,
OVER 70 EDITIONS MADE
being the
m
ortality
o
f
Joy,
w
ith
him
who
has
■
Heath
and
Sal
wav.
After
they
have
Pc?n:s of Pa sr Ion.
12 mo. cloth, P rice $1.00
getting to lie icry hard on the reputation
warmest and coolest about 50° during
Poems of Pleasure,
12 mo.
**
•*
l.uO
gone on before in th e Suprem e Lodge
| blossomed and the fruit is Ret pick clF
of good men.
Maurine anti other Poems, 1*2mo.**
"
l.i 0
rainy days. We can hardly decide which
above.
I all the fruit that has pet on the top side
These books o f poem s by A m erica's most
NEWBKUG,
OREGON.
is the most unpleasant, a drizzly rain or
gifted
have mot with greater success than
j "f the limbs, or on the main limbs close
Resolved, That though we mourn
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any w orks o f n sim ila r nature published in a
The press of tho state is hooominjx1
Doing annoyed by tho mosquitoes and
We h ave ju s t rcee iv e e a full lin e o f nev. goods,
century.
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ut est p attern s and best (¡utility, «tel w ill
latest
clamorous for a now roa.l law, ia<| .so,»ms i to tho body of the tree, leaving only such gnats which are regular visitors here dm - j Itis departure, yet we recognize the fact
s ell ht t H
as > low figures n.s the qu ality o f our goods
that tie lias only gone on before us hut
to demand fuch action hy the Ic^islutmc fruit as grows on the under side of the
OVER 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 SOLO.
w ill ju s tify , r a i l and see ns.
us h I iii II nccurc os nootl roads all tho your limits, so that when tiie peach begin« to ing tine weather, hut in rainy wea'her a little while, and th e full fruition o f
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through. Thi* moans that tho s nti- got some si/.e it will, by its weight, cause they depart in i*»*ace to other parts. We th at protection and ch arity , we have
incuts of tho |>oop!o favor a plan that will
have two kinds of mosquitoes, and a little
NklVIlKItO,
ÖRKC.OX.
hrimr about such a dcsiral»!«) condition of the limb to droop over, the leaves thus gnat. The largest i* ataut half an inch j here pledged each other, will never lo
fully realized un til we meet le v e l.d
Hut you
things.
If our l<*t'i*latois will now protecting it from the sun.
By
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thoroughly study the question and net must he careful that the fruit is not too long and very sluggish in its movements. * the river.
With over 100 New Illustrations by True Williams
down to a practical working plan and much for the tree, Hiiii it all you ilare hut bites all the same if you give him a
Resotyod, T h at as a token o f n-sjua t
T he greatest humorous book ever published.
H|Mi»jid the expense over 11 term of years,
I chance. The nnalleat size is much tl •
If w ill drive away th e blues and m ake life
most
A new
it. will In* | k ).» m ble lo not only make £ood 1 and then call in yeur Iricnd and get him same as those in the state*, and are qni v these Resolutions L- spread on the
id ('em p ie te T reatm en t, con sistin g
wei t h living. P rice in handsome cloth bind
of t*upo«»Mt.'rie*.
O in
in tm
tm e en
Cap'U les. also in Fgir» for »til«- at »2 i» r sotting o f 15.
records o f th eir lodge and th at ti e
ics. o
n t in Capsule
ing
paisT covers 50 cent:*. The above
roods, hut jrrestly rnhttnce tlm value of to thin it, too. When your line sjhvì -
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numerous
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awful
minical
in
the
do
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be
nn» for sale by bookseller* anil nevrjL.
our land. Lot tiie good work of discus mens aie ul*out to take on some little
charter be draped in m ourning for tho
In te rn a l. B lin d - r F le e cin g , fich i Mi cb r-u iie. E all on or atlilrm s
denier*, or will be m ailed, post paid, on receipt
, hours of the night. The little gnat is of
lie ro n t or H ereditary Pile.«, and n my other
sion no on.—Forest Grove Timet.
period o f ft' days, and th at a copy of o f price by
color, procure some tine illusion from the
d iseases and tem ale w eakn esses : i; U alw ays
Wo Indieve that tho plan adopted hv dry good* »ton* and make a net to hold I the smallest size oi the po*therons iiv ects, tin M- Resolutions under the »cal o f the
M O iU U L L, H IG G IN S vk CO., P u blish er^
a créâ t benefit to th e ce n e ra i h ealth . The first
d isco v ery of a m ed ical cu re ren d erin g an op
CHICAGO, ILLS.
th s county court in this county is a px>d the |s*aches and suspend them in it, and and as excitable as a humble bee entail- lodge lie sent to th e fam ily o f th e do-
eration w ith a k n ife xiune«’e 'S * r y h ereafter.
lie will first take
T his liem edy h»s n ev e r been known t.» fail,
one as an educator at least. Win lever tie them up In such a way that a part of i gled in a hay stack
ooased and th at copies of same 1»- sent
i l per box, ti for
sent by m ail. \> hy suffer Break your lir.i-k sawing woo«l hy hand,
aim
un
i
then
make
in
a
straight
line
for
a community in sny part of the county the weight of the fruit I h » taken off the
to the CA,' a’
I
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from this te rrib le d isease w hen a w ritten
but go) us to saw it with our
gu arantee is gi\en w ith «- b o x e*, to refund the
manifests •ulhcient interest in tho im stem to whhh it is attached to the tree; your forehead and ii possible get in your n rm ; H u a i - i i i i for publication.
m on ey if not cu red .
Send stam p for five
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Sam ple.
C r m te e i«sue.l l v Woodward,
provement of tho roads to raise a sub only part of the weight of the peach must eyebrows or lower edge of your hair and
Karov.ell dear brother thou hast left us
C lark e
Co., W holesale a’ el ID-tail * " Druggist«. ‘(»ou«l work at living nm**»*/ is onr motto.
scription lor putting on gravel, the county he relieved hy this susjH'nding net. If begin operations if n >t ini me liitolv mo
And will meet on earth no more
S. !e AgetPs. Portland. On
K K rh K N S. KH ANK.
l’nt tome day we !i>i»e D* meet thee
court in order to encourage the t*eople in there is h»o much foliage atavo the lested. If you should remove them hy
Ou
that
bright
and
fairer
shore.
stroke
of
the
hand,
another
army
is
ready
tiie good motk « ill add from twenty live peaches, then just before ripening pinch
Fraternally Subm it ted,
to forty t*er cent to the amount raised. off n few leave* no the sun can )**netrate to proceed, with h is kept up of evenings
07 m i l PAGE IllU S m T IO N S . in COLORS,
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I*v such methods an interest will be to I he fi nit fo ra short time during the in till'd net* like manner, an 1 should any
FROM CORE’ S MASTERPIECES.
25 c.
50c.
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worked up that will encourage tin mem- day.—C. ,/. />#•/• v. i/i I'tiliitt vCnf ) Timet. one knock oil* his hat by an awkward
73c.
(.. ('. (it; via
I
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Dook
that
should
be
in
every
home.
atroke he would not be any the tatter ct
l**rs of the legislature to giv ► us a w hole-
$ 1.00 $ 1.2 3
Francos F . W illard sa;.* : “ Y ear bo >k r v -
tome law.
c i:o r - H » v i l l i i: III I I I I IN NO. 1C. it.
$ 1.50
titled ** Boy* e f the B ib le ” i* oue tl'.at
l t i * n > t * o lonesome ax it was five
Tut: eifiilogto of I'uiftv College i i ft» ir« *o helpfu l that 1 am «»'ir.g t»> send it t«$
a
couple
o
f
adm
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little
fellow
*,
one
o
f
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years ago, for at that time them was not Ne« et g h.i» W en re- vive»! amt ia a ereilt!
whom i* my nnmesAke. 1 am sure they will
Tliri
is a general complaint of the
The mean temperature has ranged from a horse, row or hog on the island th it we to Ilio Institution ami the printer» of the
K ' better men for the r$\uling .toil etmly o f
this unique and helpful b o o k ."
( the rir.-nlnting medium in this ID to 7 > decrees, which is from three t» knew of, now there are four cows, ah >nt
New Tg t « a ititi,
Dii» in-at it ist ion i f
Largo octavo, handsomely bound in clo th .
a dozen bog*. on«* m nl», one h«*rse and a learning :» forging ahe.nl anil i* lieeom-
P rice . $1.73.
n
row*** a n d h *
ing known o ie r the entire e.M.t
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