Newberg graphic., July 29, 1892, Image 2

NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
issili!» liVEll Y FKIIIAY MOKMNii.
FRID AY ,
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of police, ha* ntartel in to d e a n up som e
oi tin* rotlenncHH about the b i.' city,
seem * to have gotten
an
l-'.MKttv.
l s ‘ »J.
forced.
lie
Men som ehow
that city ordinances are m ad e
K D I I I U I A X l) l’ i'IlliISH K K S:
K. H . W oon w A iii) «fc O k u .
( ’ a p t . S p e n c p ::, the new Portland chief
to l>o e n ­
l i e is in a fair w ay to establish n
reputation U r him self and
furnish a jo b
for som e m an who in not quite so particu­
lar, if lie d oesn 't experience a change of
Entered a» second ria
mutter ut the po&t heart soon.
otiice at Newliorg, Oregon.
AN OLD 1'I.AYF.D-Ot'T SON«.
JAMSS WHITCOMB KILBY.
It’s the Curiousest thing in creation
Whenever I hear that old four .
Do They Mi.*s Me ut Home? I’m so bothered,
My life seems as short as it’s long.
For ev ry thing ’pears like axzickly
It ’peared in the yeir* p-ist and go le,
When I started out sparkin’ a* twenty,
An' had ray first neckercher o.i.
R e v . J. C . H. iu, the pu tor of an east
side* Portland Baptist church who was
thought to have been drowned in the
Willamette, has turned up at Ids
brother’s residence at Moline, III. Ilia
clothes were found on the bank of the
river, the river was dragged for days, for
his I »oily, and his sorrowing wife and
children comforted by their friends, hut
a telegram from his brother in the east,
says he is there laboring under a mental
ah* ",ft;on. Hat her a strange proceeding
and ihe mental aberration business
Though I'm tvrlnkleder, older and grayer
Eight now than my parent» was then,
You strike up that song, Do They Miss Me,
And I'm Jest a youngster aff tin!
seem s to be doubted by in anv.
1‘m a standi!»’ back tharo in the lurries
A wishin’ lor evening to come,
And a whisperin’ over and over
W k havnT heard a word from
Them words: D oTheyM U s Me at Home.’
You gee, Murthy Klien she sung it
The first time I heer ’ it; so,
As she was my fir.-d sweetheart,
It reminds me of her. don't you know—
How her face ust to look in the twilight,
As I tuck her to spellin'; and she
Kep a-humm :»’ that voug tel I ast her
Pint blank, ef she ever misled me?
I ckrscuet my eves now, as you sing it,
i.d peer her low answerin’ words,
*'d ;h' ii the glad chirp of the crickets,
As dear as the twitter of birds:
And the dust in the road I.*; like velvet
And the ragweed and fennel and giv. v,
Is as sweet »« the scent of the lillits
{jf Eden of old, us we pass.
Do They Miss Me at Home? Sing it lower
And softer-and sweet ns the breeze
That powdered our path with the snowy
White bloom of the old locus’ trees.
Let the wlilpperwllls help ;
* lug it,
And the echoes ’way over the hill.
Tel the moon boolgcs out in a chorus
Of stars, and our voices in still.
anybody
aliout water works for Newlierg, either
privately or publicly, since wo published
tie* article from the Forest Grove Times
two weeks ago. From this wo concluded
that those who have been urging the
G r a p h ic to advocate water works are not
well posted as to what the people want,
for it is sale to conclude the people are
not very anxious to have a thing if they
are never hoard to say anything about it.
All right, we have a eplended well of
water at our house for domestic purposes,
and it is sure to rain enough next winter
to Jay all the dust that is being manu­
factured this summer.
T here are twenty-three farmora in the
—
more that: three-fourths of a crop, and in I
a few localities will not make that much.
The cool, murky weather has caused
the hop lice to develop more rapidly and
greater fears than have heretofore existed
now exist relative to the probable securi­
ty of a goo I crop. The weather is favor­
able to the second growth of clover and a
fair crop will l>e secured.
The cool
weather keeps the corn from going into
tassel, thus helping the oars to form.
The potato crop is generally reported to
I k » light. Fruit will not ho over one-
fourth a crop. Peaches, pears and plums
are ripe and are being shipped to market.
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A1
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T *M JS T >
I ■STCORPOR AT.ED
O . C. W R I G H T ,
S e c re ta ry ,
J. M .
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C A P IT A L
STOCK,
W R IG H T ,
> 20,000.00.
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PRINCIPA I. OFFICES AT
NEWBERG.
OREGON.
EASTERN’ OREGON.
Continued cool temperature has pre­
vailed, the nights l>eing especially cool,
while during the day the temperature
ranged from 70 to 80 degrees. There has
been more than the usual amount of part-
ly cloudy weather, and on the 21, 22 and
20, occasional showers occurred. The
winds have been light in velocity and not
so dry.
There has not been sufficient rain to
benefit the crops, as was desired, yet the
other conditions were favorable to the
growing crops.
Harvesting of winter
wheat and oats is in full blast through
the Columbia river valley. Wheat is
turning out from 70 to 8 ) per cent of the
average except in a few localities where
it is not over from 50 to 63 per cent of the
average. The best yields aro in the east­
ern portion cf Umatilla county.
In
Union and Wallowa counties the present
appearance of the wheat crop indicates 80
per cent of an average crop. In liaker,
Malheur and the interior counties the
cool weather lias considerably retarded
development of vegetation and haying is
just beginning. While the farmers aro
not enthusiastic over their crops, yet the
majority of them are not despondent.
1!. S. I’ aoue , Observer.
P r e s id e n t .
I
f
L
y o u
W ant to buy either a large or small
AV E
farm, you can save both time and m on­
proved City Property, and
about Jieal Estate, or the Country in
vicinity,
in particular, W rite to us—W e will
f
o n M a in
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S tre e t,
^
Long Tim e on Deferred Payments,
k
W e have for sale some o f the F iscst
i
«
Suburban Piopcrty to be found In the
State, ut very low prices.
N e a r D e p o t.
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The Amity band should get in and rus-
tie for the prize at the New berg fair this
fall. They will bo there and it they don’t
get the prize, some other bands will have
to do same good playing.—Amity Popgun.
W e Defy Competition.
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
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gladly give the desired information.
fed.
Tlie only really agreeable two faced
action.
The door that opens the citadel of the
heart.
Affords less pleasure than it begets
mischief.
Good for nothing unless shared with
another.
The drop that runneth over when tiie
cup is full.
Operators working on the sounding
board of love.
A draught of sweet nectar from tlu
well of love.
A premium on love that all are expect­
ed to pay.
It grants forgivenoss and occasions re­
pentance.
It is like the wind that blows—felt, but
not seen.
Hometiling which requires two to make
a good one.—Ex.
For Low Prices and Future A dvan ce­
ment in Values,
A ll grades o f Realty, from an unfenced lot to the very Rest Im ­
A n d wish to obtain any information
and
mission.
OÜS LIST
If you aro a Non-resident,
General, or Xewberg
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com
HAVE ON
ey by calling on us.
a n d s
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NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
T h e N e w T in S h o p .
Is the best plan* In town to pet your work «lone. All kinds of Tinwork, such as Roofing, Spool-
lug and General Repairing, neatly and promptly done. Prices reasonable
F. H. STOREY, Prop.
Nearly opposite Dayton road*
GRAND N E W BOOK.'
present Congress, a larger number than
usual, hut there are 270 lawyers. John
Davis, one of the ablest farmers in Con­
D O N ’ T!«.
gress, says: ‘ ‘ We scarcely expect to get
any of our important measures through
But, oh! “ They’s a chord in the music
Don’ t mail any letter until you are sure
—OP TIIE—
this session, but shall he satisliod with that it is completely and properly ad­
That’s missed when her voice is away!”
Hundred» of yards of fine Imported and Domestic Cloths of the latest styles.
Though I listen from midnight tel morning,
an educational campaign.” Another con­ dressed.
N
E
W
W
O
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L
D
And dawn tel the dusk of the day!
CLOTHES DON'T M A K E K ALAJNT,
gressman-fanner from the west puts it
Don't place the address so that there
And I grope through the «lurk, lookin’ up’ard
NOW R E A D Y .
But nice tailor made clothing adds materially to a man’s appearance at home, and particularly
this
way
;
And on through the heavenly dome;
will bo no room for the post mark.
Nearly 800 pages, size 9x11 inches.
Four
among strangers.
With my longin’ soul Hingin’ and Bobbin’
“ The lawyer« always nils the States
great books in one volume. Four great au-
Don't fail, in the hurry of business, to
; thors: Washington Irving, America's greatest Dress and Work Shirts, Pine Custom Made Fancy Skirts in Silk Slripes and
The words, Do They Miss mu at home?
And all the rustic; drudges;
write the name of tho state you intend
author; W. W. Robertson, England's leading
They crowd.the bar as advocates,
Checks, Sewed with Silk Thread that will not Rip.
historian: It. II. Davenport, tlie noted author,
and not your own—a very common error.
And ill) the bench ns judges;
lists, Underwear Hosiery, Suspeuders, Ties, Collars, Cliffs, Etc. A full line of
i and Murat Halstead, America’s leading journa-
C alvin S. P rick , the New York sena­
\ list.
And no man understands the laws
Don’t fail to inako certain that your
Positively the most superbly illustrated book STATIONERY, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY AND PASS BOOKS. TABLETS,
tor from Ohio, lias been made a PL. 1>.
Till after he has paid them,
manner of writing the name of an olliee
; ever produced in America, over
Envelopes, Pencils, Pens, Gold Pens and Cases, 'Watches, Chains,
by Miami Ohio College.
For they lire tangled up, because
or state may not cause it to be mistaken
Henri I'ins. Kings. Charms, Emblems, Fancy Bazar Goods, Albums. Aecordeous, etc., all bnueht
The cunning lawyers made them!”
$ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
tnr ‘ ' ' tnau value, with scot cash , from manufacturers and jobbers eonipelleiWo sacrifices
for one similar in appearance. It is often
or go to the wall,
; expended for illustrations alone. Every one
O. F. M c F arland , another Portland
¡fault Block, htewbei
better
to
write
the
name
of
the
state
in
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{
the
4
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illu
stra
tio
n
s
made
expressly
for
F
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o
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G
E
S
.
<J- B A S E I E .
A neuro in southern Missouri dug tip
printer, has retired with a competency.
I this book. A grand memorial volume, cou-
an amulet on his farm that is supposed to full.
1 ... I in-, (to.) ,>F il,t r ■, »*
taiulligtbe
full
and
a
Itbenle
record
of
all
The sheriff took what was left.
Last year Oregon hail
cr.tlilren t,vt.tlts 1 „ American h!»t..r/, from tlie diseov-
Don’ t fail, if you are in doubt as to the
have been worn by lie Soto during his
I
of school age, and this year the number vry down to tlie present time. Cheap, attrue-
right
name
of
the
otiice
for
which
your
tive, valuable. It stands without a rival. It !
» .9
■ .I
I f there are any prr-sidentpl nominees explorations in that part of tlm country.
is 111,770. Of these, 57,103 are males will find a place in every American home.
letter
is
intended,
to
consult
the
Postal
that haven’t been “ notified” let them It has been examined by nntiijiiariuns
0 W AW iPPn Maifulficent importu-j
Guido, which any postmaster will bo and 54,607 females. Multnomah’s total
DL/i nity for canvassers. 1
tq**ak up. IÍ not, let’s have some news. and all agree that it is genuine, and be­
is 18,361. Marion is tlie second county
¡t offer« an opportu- ;
P rop rietors e f th o
pleased
to
show
you.
nity that will not come a^Kin in years. 14 full-
lieve that it had been thrown away on ac­
Don’t fail to give the street and house with 8793. Lake is the smallest, having pajere colored plates, absolutely tin* finest ever
count
of
its
time
expiring,
as
these
amu­
made for a subscription book.' copies of famous |
T he first ship over loaded at Portland
number of the person for whom mail- 801. The state land board will meet in a pa in tint's from the world’s greatest galleries. I
fur New York dire t, left f*»r 1 1 latter lets were blessed by the pope for a certain
few days to make the apportionment of Extra liberal terms and a free rou n d -trip 1
matter
is
intended
in
addressing
it
to
a
et to tlu* W o r ld ’ s F air. Exclusive ter­
port last Saturday. Her cargo consisted length of time, and were given to those
interest on tho state irreducible Boliool tick
ritory: complete full morocco canvassing out­
city or large town.
fits and full instructions free. Freight prepaid
,
,
,,
,
of wool, hides, fish oil, salmon and lum­ who were about to travel. It is of puro
funds
for
distribution
among
the
school
Don’ t mail any letter until you are suro
on orders to any point. No capital needed. **®ve on han«» and for sale all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber.
Will deliver the same to-
silver, und bears inscriptions on both
ber.
districts of this state. The per capita last Book, will be sent ..u credit if dost red. HZ
that
it
is
properly
stamped.
any pari
We are thankful for past patronaffe, and
part of the
tlie citv
city at reasonable r.ctnr.
rates
sides, while it also bears the insignia of
»m l SUOa day easily m ade by tho>e who
year
was
$1.45,
but
as
no
estimates
have
take advantage of this opportunity. Full par­
Don’ t fail to place the stamp in tho up­
solicit a continuance of tlie same.
S ati rday ’ s dispatches announce that Ilio pope and an image on one side, also
been made on the amount of school funds ticulars and Illustrated circulars free by applv
per right hand corner.
iug to
a
representation
of
Christ
on
the
cross
be­
there are $112,500,( 00 in gold in the treas­
Y ard, C or. S a c o n d & Wleridian S is .
0NG-,
Don’t write on tho envelope “ In haste,” on hand in the state treasurer’s otiice, it
P A C I F I C P U B L IS H IN G CO.
ury. This probably accounts in part for tween two thieves, while on the other
cannot lie conjectured what the per capita
“
Caro
of
postmaster,”
e
tc.;
it
does
no
12.'5(J M ark et S t.,
San F rancisco, Cal.
11»o shortage in the pockets of the people, side is the inscription of a representation
F. K. HADLEY.
good, and tends to confusion in the rapid will he until tho board meets.— Wood-
J. K. HUNT.
A. HODGSON.
Oiell ’er out, Mr. Foster, wo will never of the last supper. The dato il very
burn
Independent.
handling
of
mail
matter.
plain in large bold letters and figures,
need it worse than wo do now.
The iron fence around the court house
Don't fail to bear in mind that it is un­
und shows that the amulet was made in
0 FEW SUCCESSFUL 600KS.
lawful to enclose matter of a higher class is now completed and has cost $1760, the
Manufacturers of
1545, or nearly 550 years ago.
Tin: late Sidney Dillon left $2500 to the
in one that is lower; e. </., merchandise foundation $433 additional, total $3193.
Elia W hselir Wilcox’s Foams
Y. M. ('. A. of the Union Puciflc railway.
A bout $500 more has been expended in j
in newspapers.
OVER 70 EDITIONS MADE
Tur; following from thè Itosoburg
The La (irando association being one of
Don't mail any letter unless your ad­ tilling, grading with dirt and grading up
rooms of Passion,
12 mo. cloth, Price $1X0
l
’iuindculee
wlll
apply
equally
ns
woll
te
Poems
of
Pleasure, 12 mo.
“
**
1 .0 0
the five, will g»*t $5,000, which will en­
dress, with a request to return, is upon about the building, which is not yet com- ' lUaurine and
other Poems, 12 mo.”
“
l.io
Ibis
community
ut
thè
prcscnt
lime.
able them to erect a suitable building.
| the faco of tho envelope; so that in ease pleto, bo it is safe to estimate that the
Those books of poems by America’s most j Wc «Id prepared to make nsiiperiornnality of drain tile In nil dzes. I.nrse order* promptly
F.veryliody sliould talee an adivo part
Rifted poet have met with greater success than
The members are feeling greatly elated
out
door
improvements
will
cost
about
i of non-delivery it will be returned direct-
any works of a similar nature published in a j filled. Correspondence solicited. Price list on application. Corner Main & Davton Streets.
in Ilio district fair und liciti it to a m
sin
u !"
over their good fortune.
$3,000.—Reporter.
c e n t u r y . _______________
cenaful ronol union. Kveryhody can help ly 1° von.
N E W B E R G ,
O P R E G -O J S r .
Home, and from now on i* tho timo to do | Don’t fail to give your correspondents
It does not help the reputation or busi­
OV£R 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 SOLD.
it
Th
*
directors are doing; their host and your full address, so that a new postman ness of a community for its citizens to sit
First and only Complete Edition.
W iiisky cuts more of a figtiro than
the outlook for a miccuHsful fair is very
on the sidewalk and whittle, chew or
principle in some places up in Washing­ encouraging. Hut no one man, or half a cannot fail to find you.
Don’t fail to notify your postmaster of smoke and spit, talk politics and “ cuss.”
ton. A would-ho constable was recently dozen men can make a succo«« of an un-
—Sheridan Sun.
burned in effigy because he w ouldn’t set ! dort akin;* like this without- tho active eo- any change in your address.
By CEORCE W . PECK
Don’t trust to tho fact that you are an
up the drinks, while his opponent, with ° l ),' ,Jdi«»n of the public generally. Thev
With over 100 New Illustrations by True Williams
Rumor
lias
it
that
the
Southern
Pacific
an provide tho grounds and the build­
T V . M . M I T C H E L L , P r o p r ie t o r .
The greatest humorous book ever published.
more whisky hut probably less manhood, ing«, but they cannot lie expected to I’dl “ old resident,” “ well-known citizen,” liuve an offer for the rolling stock of the
It will drive uwuy the blues and make life
received round after round of hearty them. That is your duty, and if you etc , but have your letter addressed in narrow gauge road and that possibly in
worth living. Price in handsome cloth bind­
ing $1.2.», paper covers T.l) cents. The above
have anything that is particular}’ good full.
cheers.
the very near future it will be converted
books are for sole by booksellers and news­
you are exp cted, and are in duty bound
Don’t fail, if you intend to be away into a standard gauge.—Sheridan Sun.
dealers. or will be mailed, post paid, on receipt
to place it. on exhibition. The list of
of price by
Ir is encouraging to note that the Port­ premiums is a large one, and liberal, and ! j from home for any length of time, to in­
The man who prays that he may be a
MORRILL, H IG G IN S* CO., Publishers,
land Wo'lil has changed hand«. It is no if you do m*t yourself secure the prize, | form your post master what disposition burning and shining ligtit In the world,
C H IC A G O , I L L S .
shall
la*
made
of
your
mail.
von
ran
rejoice
with
your
neighbor
when
At /casnnnMr rale, amt In n workm.nllke manner. Horse Shoeing a Speei.Itv. Call anil giva
longer a literary and scientific journal,
and then goes out and lights a pipe of
lie gets it.
me a trial, and be eouviuced. Shop on Firs,» Street, one door west of Storey s tin »hop.
Don't delay tho delivery of any mail-
parading the excellence of Woinlmrd’«
very “ ancient vintage,” will carry a lar­
matter that you may take out for another.
heer, hut a simon-pure democratic paper
Î T E W B E B G ,
ger smell than light about with him.
O Z E ^ Z E O -O IN ".
Don't fail to sign your letters in full, so
Judge Thomas A. McHride, of the Fifth
By TH O S. W . HAMDFOKD
with a picture of (trover Cleveland in
judicial district, who will hold a special that if they reach the Dead Letter Otiice —Sheridan Sun.
long primer at the head of its columns. term of court here for Judge Shattuck,
An American Book, for American Boys.
Boom your town. Shoot tho man that
they may I k * promptly returned.
This is indeed a changeful IJor/d.
commencing \ugust 2nd, is evidently a
will
squat
on
the
top
of
a
ilrv
gooils
box
Don’t, when you fail to receive an ox-
By an American Author.
man who will stand no nonsense fimn
witnesses. During the past week he has pected letter, charge the postal service and everlastingly chin away about a dull
U G Di n ’ s report of the crop outlook, been holding un adjourned term at Hills­ with its loss, until you have learned from town and high taxes.
27 FULL PA GE ILLU ST R AT IO N S, IN COLORS,
Invest your
c »iiipilcd from reports received from cor
boro, and hi* taught some of the witnesses
FROM CO RE’ S M A ST ER PIEC ES.
your correspondent all the facts in regard money here at home and patronize vour
respondents in different parts of ( hegoti, is a wholesome lesson. One man came to
own merchants and mechanics as other
to
its
mailing,
contents,
etc.—
United
A
Book
that should be in every home.
iS ! ;
not very fluttering.
Light y to eighty-five the stand the worse for liquor, whereupon
towns do, and you will soon witness
Ü
I the judge fined him $10 and 10 days in States Postal Guide.
Francos
E. Willard says: “ Your book en­
per cent of a crop in we ‘tern Oregon and the county jail. Tho next morning the
different limes.—Sheridan Sun.
titled " Hoys of tho Bible” is one that seem»
to me so helpful that l am ooing to mud it to
seven ty per cent in the »astern part »f the ! witness appeared
and testified. The
M IIAT 1« \ K iss?
II. Voopor, president, and .1. M.
n couple of admirable little fellows, one of
We have selected for our trade the very be«! quality of Household Furniture to be fomtd, and
«iu te, are sh o w n , and i consequent de- I jodgo then, in consideration of the sick­
whom is my namesake. 1 am sure they will
Wright,
secretary
of
the
N
.-wberg
ness of t lie prisoner’s wife, remitted the
we are prepared to offer some rare bargains. We buy for cash, and are thus enabled to
l>o better men f«»r the reading and study of
SOME BRtOlir DEFINITIONS.
Pression in b n -in es« has ivsulfei I.
fair association, gave this otiice a pleas­
this unique and helpful book.”
imprisonment and sent him homo sober.
sell at very low prices. Call and sec oar goods and get our prices.
A trust.
• TtUg • /
ant call the first of the week. They were
Large octavo, handsomely bound in cloth,
C a lk in s’ Old Stand, First & Center Street.
Free trade.
I k the editor of the Tillamook /L.nf*
D is t o U» hoped that Hon. < íoo, II.
here in the interest of the Newberg lair,
Price, $1.75.
A lip collision.
Newberg. Oregon.
light would scon* the saloons of his town Harriett, our new district judge will imi­
which commences on the 3lKh oi Septem-
i'^ E x t m inducements offered to energetic
Self-surrender.
salesmen. Address
as «everely as he docs the class of women tate Judge MeHrido in this particular.
lier, lasting over the 33rd. This is an en-
Kxooution proof.
F. C. SMEDLEY A CO..
who always follow saloons, and whose At the last term of court in this county,
' lerpriso that interests every farmer and
A happy collision.
109 Wabash Ave..
C hicago . I ll »
victims are usually first the victims of Judge lloise allowed witnesses to testify
1 st.H-k raiser in the county. Their cata­
A bunch of tulips.
the sah*mi keener, hi* would appear more in court w ho were so drunk that their
logue of premiums is neatly gotten up
L o c a l a n d T r a v e l in g ,
Love’s reciprocity.
NEWGËRC, : ORECON.
consistent. These institution.»' g-» togeth­ word on tlm street, while thev were in
To represent our well-known house. You need | ^
and very complete covering all Hues of
no capital to represent a firm that warrants 1
A labial salutation.
LAST
SIDE
er, brother Jones. Hit ’em both alike.
that condition, would not hafo been ta­
mechanical articles and agricultural
nursery stock first-class anil true to name. •
Breeder of
Heaven’s electricity.
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ken for anything. We believe that Judge
products. An invitation is extended to
; to the right man. Apply quick, stating aye,
To salute with the lips.
Pure and Standard Fowls
everybody in the county who wish to
I r is wonderful with what facility Chi­ Hurnett will not allow such disgraceful
L . L. M A Y Sc C O .,
A matter of discretion.
Nurserymen. Florists .v Seed .»men.
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compete for prizes to l>e present with
namen can escape the ale*t and watchful scenes in his court. D may be a little
The only flower of love.
ihisl ise 1« res;-• isib!v S t. P a u l, M in n JLlU 1)1 c i n i li a S Fetch & Cormey strain
their exhibits. We regret to l>o com­
officials and smuggle themselves over the tough on tho county scat saloon keepers,
The key to the situation.
pelled to sdmit it. but it is a fact, that
line from Canada. It almost hoc him as if! but tho better element of society in the
A night blooming serious.
Newberg is the most enterprising and
there might 1 m * some und« islanding be­ c »untv will stand it.
c. c o x .
Of the J»v Hawk »train £ g g S f M g a l e .
The thrill of love’s touch.
public spirited town in the county. The
tween them and the off! iuta. What
A report at headquarter*.
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excursion rates which the managers ex-
with er«»oked certificates and very slow
An oscillatory ejaculation.
F 1. !M oore, T*rop.
pect to get over the railroad and steam- Yon will a’ wav4 End at this» market the very
moving patrol boats the i ’ bin»»» question I
An exchange of intirmi'i»**
WESTERN OH Riti *N.
lv*t Fn «b Meat»* of sii kind«.
Inxii lines will enable those who wish to
is a* far from being so!\ •d ase
NEWBERG.
ORECtON.
Nothing divided lu twcen two.
F!ie me m temperature has hetm from
be convinced thaï 1 can
a ^ d r i n g h k a n c h
attend to do so at had rates.—Sheridan Give me a trial and
i e h ive i i8* reeeivre a full line of new goods,
do you good.
\ lip tickle—round, all round.
torce to seveu degreca beìow thè notm al
lateat patterns and be»t quality, and will
Sun.
Wi ham received a copv
\ Memo b ru tcra tu iv, wlue!» U t t c r a : tius tinte ot
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a> the
quality of our go ds
A hyphen between two friends.
Center stre e t.
N ew berg. O regon.
at •slow figures
will justify. Call and
us.
Judge Low is of San Jose, t i l . , arrived
rial to ( 'ongresa, on the siibj t »»I » C m - tbe v - .it i\ . i ig e . > .1- gre»
\n inexpressible all ovei ishness.
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prehon ivc I xhihit » I Loud
here last week
lie has surveyor* at
their t or»- tire u s ' ih I a n v u n t ni doudv wcather !».*«
The ectacv of angelic p »session.
Htruction an«l Maintain. nu » *. . at the p re v a lic i
w.uk surveying and plotting his fruit
> >akl a \ . i Ai,
Hie a* me of agony to a bashful man.
H iere w. re shnwers » ;i thè
Nr.ivpcRo,
FStroox.
World's Columbian l\po>ih..n
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\n exchange which is never below par. farm adjoining town, into sm >11 tracts
2! 22 and 2.», ai ng thè co.»st and in thè
issued by Albert C Pone, the It. hill hi* W ilh u n e tte v a Je v , .imounting to from a
FonJenso.! anunal and soul magnetism. from one .o re up. Judge Lewis c\j»cc!-
25c- ec
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cycle manufacturer. It *«kn for «orne­ tra e to nnc-lutlf an in d i.
A meeting at the gateway of two hearts. in time, to have ore ot the he-t fruit
73c.
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thing that evory American is mm.» ar le*»
The ••noi. partly doudv woat
V feather dropped from the wing of farms in this section, and will spare
and
Th- I c-t anil most popolar »ren i.
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neither p tins nor expense to make it so.
interested in, and is therefore de »rving show» s have been >f great bendi
Firs— : r
at Ì3 per
o f 15.
late >ve.
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í*-30
of commendation.
Woat would » . » a
Woman’» trump card ia the game of — Day ton Herald.
CaU on or m U nh , g_ Hobson.
Musing IÏ b bave more
good road for a wheelman must als«» I e a
ds t
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Hard tiic.cs has s'ruck all the towns in
11 hotter arid to in.ikí» tho lavo
goo ! road tor a driving team or « ir iff trie
TI io »mlv
the vallov
Day i n, however, lads, along
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ack” that will ialiti
m •r»» |»! tm;» II |eV«MtÍQE OI
horse, und we believe that in >pit»* of the fail •own w i .it ¡in i « ar-. 1« in full prof­ »‘ oriti.
in tho old as' ion, apparently a* well as
ungrounded prejudice against bicycle i in
and r »»Its indi«*;ite thu: Ivtfor
Joy of tito heart p n fa sl through the anv of them. There is no grist or saw
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Frr.ik \ • tr SarK «aurine wootl by hand
ît p
the country, the} vr»!l eventually tie the
lined tll.lt» Wort» i* V J »’ *Í t A** i. Ufw.
mill, or a ;> manufactories to harres» or
TF iTrrpR uv r n n ur j, -rtl.t. ■
but eel n< to k ix it with our
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means of giving ».K'.ett.*i i ».i i« than
« -o to no uno. t ut mu. h priz.nl by »•log ihe business of tiro town.
Why
1 l»*cin :n«ido ton il.iv« and
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X o w S te a m Sr-w .
l ave ever had, if limit tii • u>elul mu
t.*4 .1** to } ioId« will then 1 1 two.
eh. uMn’t the place prosper?—I' j v b d
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t» v i « rs at livinj nrit-ee.’ i. onrinotkx
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’ ¿OHS made arc on1' a ted up»ti.
huh the .'.a.itc of loto id It- •’ >.
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F EVBEN - FBAN k.
DISCOV61’y
and
Conque
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T a ilo rin g
House.
MITCHELL & CLARK,
ENTERPRISE SAW MILL
H, F.
Salesman.
HADLEY, n r NT & CO.
peck ’ s bad boy
First
Class
New
Blacksmith.
Brain
Tile.
Shop,
I am Prepared to do General Blacksmithing on short notice,
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