Newberg graphic., October 28, 1892, Image 2

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Never break into Our Store, because w e sell Goods
So Cheap they come and Buy them of us.
O U li C H R IS T IA N
E N D E A V O R is to deal justly w ith all.
W e have no Favorites.
The same treatment is accorded to all.
Courteous Treatment, L o w Prices, Excellent Goods, Prom pt Service and Easy Terms, is our motto.
Agents for the Celebrated Brownsville W oo len Goods.
THE NEW BER G
C L O T H IE R S .
ALASKA.
the pall bearers out with their burden;
he followed, and the little hoys with
Away in the North land
Where the chilling wind.: blow
crosses and frankincense fell in behind.
And the rain and the sleet
Soon all uppeared in properly arranged
CARRIES A FULL LINF. OF
And the beautiful enow
procession, advancing, priest leading on.
Find a home in its valleys,
The coffin was placed in the aisle, tri­
On mountains and hills,
angles of lighted candleB set round about
Giving strength to broad rivers
And life to the rills,
and the funeral services proceeded, as I
Where the waves of Pacific
suppose, in an impressive manner. A t
Beat high on its shore,
length all was over, and the hearse with
And the din of the Arctic
ure
rugs for
r e s c r p it io n s
a few followers on foot slowly moved
Is heard evermore.
away. I allowed u*y course to he direct­
Whose mountains are lofty
Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. A l s o »
And rivers are grand
ed by appetite aVid was soon enjoying
fine line of the
Its surface 1s rugged
table exercises in tiie wide-spreading, old
As e'er trod by man.
adobe hotel fronting on the park or plaza
Yet in this far country
that had but just arrayed itself in sum­
Live thousands of souls
mer garb, and was the most attractive
Iu the deepest of ignorance
And misery untold,
place to me between Ontario and Colora­
And Satan’s vile servants,
IN AN D AB O U T SANTA FK.
do Springs. But I could scarce look on it
In numbers, are there
Equipped with all evils
On a perfect afternoon, the last hut one in loveliness on that bright and beautiful
.Sabbath
morning
without
thinking
how
Their souls to ensnare.
(P rescriptions C arefully C om -/
in Juno, I boardod the East bound over­
/ pounded D ay ok N ight .
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But a few of Christ’s chosen
0 tore dleitsr, O Helper eeer present,
land train at North Ontario. Though the blood-drenched had been that soil in the
Have left all thats dear
Be Thou mg strength and stay/
KAUI.Y IIO H TIC U LTU 1115 IN OltKGON. temperature was not low, neither was it dark centuries that had rolled over the
Of home and of kindreds
F. E. HADLEY.
He near me when all else Is from mo drifting
J. R. HUNT.
fair spot, then a bare open spot of thirsty
A. HODGSON
And gone in God’s tear
Mr. Seth I.ewelling, of Milwaukee, high for a summer day, and the sea- earth. That monumont, too, in the cen­
Earth, sky, home's pictures, days of shade
breeze
was
cool
and
refreshing.
But
it
To
dwell
with
these
heathen,
and shine,
read a paper before tho State Horticultu­
Where dangers abide
was a very few hours until I was in a ter is dedicated to patriots whose life
And kindly faces to my own uplifting
ral society, at Newberg last week. From
From the evils of Satan
Manufacturers of
The love which answers mine.
warm rogion—a hot region. The sun blood flowed under southern pines.
it, we extract the following in regard to
On every side.
Next morning dawned fair and bright
1 hare but Titer, O rather! l.el Thy Spirit
was
sinking
in
the
west
and
the
train
was
the first shipment of trees to Oregon,
To teach them of Jesus
He with me then to comfort and uphold;
moving from it, yet the temperature had tho Fourth of July. The Americans had
And his dying love
which wero brought across the plains:
No gate of pearl, no branch of palm, I merit,
made big preparations for the day. The
gono
up
liko
the
price
of
hiackbcrricB.
Of the joys that await them
Nor street of shiufug gold,
‘ ‘ Horticulture in Oregan began in Sa­
In that home above.
No one who has crossed the Mojavo des­ small boys utilized all the forenoon shoot­
Hu til cc It If, my good and 111 unreckoned,
lem, Henry county, Iowa, in March,
Wc arc prepared to make a superior quality of drain tile in all sizes. Large orders promptly
To Christ consecrated
Tiie dons smiled and
And both forgiven through Thy abounding 18-17, when my brother, Henderson Lew- ert this time of year—felt the heat and ing crackers.
filled. Correspondence solicited. Price list on application. Corner Main Jr Dayton Streets.
Their lives are not dear
grace,
paid 25c. |ier box for blackberries, (that promenaded with the donas; the former
clling, planted on assortment of the prin­
They walk fn his counsel
1 find myself by hands familiar beckoned
N E W B E R G ,
were slow sale in Ontario at 5 cents)— were gaily attired, and some of the latter
O T ^ E G -O Z S T .
They live in his fear.
cipal fruits—apples,
pears,
peaches,
Unto my fitting place.
wero
actually
neatly
dressed.
The
In
­
will think the desert is quite ready to
Great
God
send
a
blessing
Home humble door among Thy many mansions plums and cherries—loaded them into
Of might and of power,
The ghostly, sandy dians, too, by noon had gotten together
Home sheltering shade, where sin and striv­ two wagons and started with them across burst into bloom.
Sustain and protect them
wasto wns heated as I never had seen it, a goodly number themselves, blankets,
ing cease,
the plains to Oregon. He also planted a
In each trying hour.
And flows forever through heaven's green ex
anil such a hot night I never had passed. clothes and bright colors, and come to see
And crown all their tutorts
few black walnuts and shell-bark hickory
A. Li. AVALLING, Proprietor,
pensions
‘ ‘Courting slumber” lying or silting was what tho white man would do to make
With many a soul
nuts, which sprouted and cumo up on the
The river of Thy peace.
OSWEGO.
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OZRzZEG-OIISr.
tho
day
glorious,
for
they
can
appreciate
In
thy
loving
power
a very unsuccessful wooing. Not until
All kinds of home grown nursery stock for sale.
We make a specialty of
There from the music round about me stealing, way.
They have brought lu the fold.
afterward did I know the temjiorature foot races and lire displays it they can’t
f fain would learn the new and holy song,
My lioarors can linaglno tho labor of
Then arouse all ye Christians
P E T IT E
-A-lSriD IT^v.IjX-A.lsr ZPBWUGSTIES.
registered at Tho Needles when we pass­ fully comprehend the wonderfully edify­
And find at lust beneath Thy trees o j healing.
watering and caring for that nursery
Help put Satan down,
For prices, terras and other information, apply at Nursery or to M A R IS & C O LC O K D ,
The life Jar which I tony.
ed there at 3 a. ra. was 115°. Perhaps ing and electrical effect of reading the
our
agents
at
Newberg,
Oregon.
Win the hearts of his subjects
through that long wagon journey, from
you will say that was not high for a dry Declaration of Independence. These In ­
And spoil bis ronown
March to November, when it arrived at
climato, and waybo j ’ou’re patriotic dians so-called are the fast dwindling
C o ixm iw h was u bi^ 1,111,1
timo
And sound a loud trumpet
Milwaukee. H e succeeded in bringing a
remnant
of
the
Aztecs,
who
came
from
Wherever
you can
tigo, but uftor a lapse of four hundred
enough to say, ‘ ‘of courso it was not op­
singlo Isabella grape. He transplanted
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To send the glad tidings
pressive.” But it occurs to mo it would the north later than the Toltees who had
years he in a bigger man Ilian ever.
To Alaska's dark land.
his nursery almost immediately from the
well nil'll have boen scorching if the sun taken possession of tiie country about the
—Jennie K. Groff.
close of the sixth century— very near tho
C a i t . D ovk , who assisted in burning boxes to tho land now owned by J. II. had been up.
th e Btontuur It. M. Young, at Huloin, last Lambert between Milwaukee and Soil-
time
St.
Augustine
carried
Christianity
Arizona seemed a little cooler, and by
C all for Bids.
summer, Inis been re leaned on a tvehin- wood, what was then tho Meek donation | next evening we had reached a region to England. They live in their village
Sealed bids w ill be received by the under­ I would respectfully announce that I have purchased the interest of J. G. Biermanu in tb«
claim.
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calily. Mo much for law.
today
as
they
did
hundreds
of
years
ago.
signed until 2 p. in. on Saturday, Nov. 5, 1S»2,
whore the ground still showed tlio effects
Tlioso, I believe, were (he first domes­
blaeksmithing business. I wish to express my thanks for past favors, and hope to
for the grubbiug and grading of Church street
of heavy rain that we had seen ahead of Santa Fe itself was preceded by an In ­ between First and Third streets, and Second
merit a continence of tiie same. A ll work warranted first class.
O.vr: of our exchanges published in this tic fruit trees brought to this coast, ex­
from lot 21, Block It. Hobson's aa-lltiou
us.
Early the following morning the dian villago— no one knows how old— street
to Newberg, east to corporation limits. Sped
county, sent out sale hills along with the cept, perhaps, such citrus fruits as may
which
Coronado
found
there
when
he
vis­
fieations of work to bo done may be found at
brakemun announced Albuquerque in a
Recorder's otlice. Right reserved to reject auy
paper last week, without thu mark of a havo been introduced in California by the
way that couid bo understood. Qi-ake^ 1 ed tho place in 1541, and the “ oldest or all bids.
A. C. Cox,
Shop on Meridian Street.
J “_ IT ] T T T T ! P rr n ' K r
a r tip p fo n n t t f* .
Thu Itoj a I,ad tj.'.rtc. A rt, I Mission fathers. No highly were^hey a.'u,
in tho United ’ Stafes” is tho only
Newberg, Or., Oot. 26, 1802,
Street Com.
men on tho Santa Fe road have tho faeul-" houso
h
predated
that
odors
of
¡fit
por
troo
were
up tho postal laws before soruo of Uncle
dwolling
left
of
that
ancient
town
of
ty of speaking plainly and pleasantly.
freely mado when they arrived.
Samuel's noon get after thorn.
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Tho politenoss of trainmen on this road Ogap’hoge.— W ill Sumner, in Ontario
C all fo r Bids.
About Ibis time my brother and W il­
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is most commendable and in striking con­ (C a l.) Record.
Sealed
bids
will
tie
received
by
the
under­
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Tin: longest telephone lino in tho world liam Meek formed .'a partnership in the trast with the grutVncsB witli which tho
signed for the grubbing and grading of Sheri­
dan street from Main street, east to Meridian
was completed laFt week, connecting the business, hut from the fall of 1818 to 1850
FItO SI OUlt E X C H A N G E S .
street, fn the town of Newberg, Or. Specifica­
passenger
is
treated
on
many
roads.
Proprietors o f the
tions may be seen at tho Recorder's office.
cities of New York and Chicago. Tho they sold very few treos. The great diffi­
At Albuquerque I was informed the
W o understand that otto or two indi­ Right reserved to reject auy or all bids. Bids
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statement is made that the voleo of May­ culty was to got stocks on which to graft.
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will
be
received
until
2
p.
m
on
Saturday,
weather had been Hot but was then cool­ viduals took exception to our article in Nov. 5. 1*02.
A. C. Cox, Street Com.
a _ 1
or Urant, ol Now Y ork , who talked with They tried the wild crabapple and thorn
Newberg, Or., Oct. 20,1*02.
er. If tho statement had been vice versa last week’s Herald about foul utterances.
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Mayor Washburn, of Chicago, could lions hush for scod fruits and the w ild cliorry
I
could
as
easily
havo
believed
it.
This
Gentlemen, have more respect for your
plainly heard as if lie lmd only been a for stone fruits, but with |sior success.
city, from a business point of view, is the wives, daughters, yourself and others,
In tho fall of 18-19 a Mr. l ’ugli brought
»J A P A N E S E )
lew foet away. One is almost prepared
Have on hand and for sale all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber.
W ill deliver the acme to
principal city of the torritory and claims and do not utter foul language and oaths
from
the
states
somo
seeds
of
various
to believe anything in this day of wonder­
any part of the city at reasonable rates.
Wc are thankful for past patronage, and
to have 10,000 souls, big and little, somo on the streets, especially when ladies are
kinds
which
Mook
anil
Lewclling
bought
ful inventions mid achievements.
No
solicit a continuance of the same.
of them pretty small if wo aro to judge passing, and wo will not have the un­
wonder Americans are credulous und and planted, and from which in the fall
from their mode of life. W e refer now to pleasant duty to perforin of publishing
of
1850
they
had
splendid
stocks
from
easily gulled.
A new and Complete Treatment, consisting Yard, Cor. Second «It Meridian Sts.
of Suppositories, Ointment in Capsules, also in
two to four feet high. They grafted 18,* life in Old Town, which it is scarce neces­ such articles.— Dayton Herald.
Box and Pills; a Positive Cure for External,
sary
to
add
is
mado
up
of
low
Mexicans,
8. McCatuey, who, with Nherman Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic,
A t r a m p walked into the depot ut Hu- 000, which the fall of 1851 uverugod about
low houses and crooked streets or paths.
Recent or Hereditary Piles, and many other
Crawford had the Crawford farm in the diseases
gone a few nights ago, and informed the four feet. Tho land on which this first
and female weaknesses; it is always
Among the so-called buildings is a par­ hills, near Wheatland, rented last year, a great benefit
to the general health. The first
agent that somo obstructions had been really succeiMful nursery was grown ad­
discovery of a medical cure rendering an op­
tially modernized mission church.
In
has moved to Colton, Wash. H e is in eration with a kuife unnecessary hereafter.
DIVINGS A B AR K , Proprietors.
placed upon the railroad truck u short dis­ joins one of my orchards, and is now
the outskirts of the adobe town, and in
This Remedy has never been known to fail.
the photograph and crayon business at $
Board and Lodging per week,
$4.50.
Board Without Lodging,
$3.50.
tance from town. Upon Investigation it owned by Richard Scott and used for
1
per
box,
6
for
$5;
sent
by
mail.
Wliv
suffer
striking contrast with tho unpretentious
Meals,
-
-
25 and 50c.
Lodging,
-
25 and 20c.
from this terrible disease when a written
that place.— Dayton Herald.
wus found that the tramp’s story was pasture. It was irrigated and you may
guarantee is given with 0 boxes, to refund tho
Thorough satisfaction guaranteed to travelers and the public In general. The house is new.
livcllings, stands a grand stone building
II. <}, Burns, who formerly run a gen­ money if not cured. Send stamp for free The rooms aro airy and well furnished. The table always supplied with the best in the market.
true, and he was rewarded by being ar­ oasily believe very carefully cultivated.
of modern architecture— Sail Bcrnillo
Sample. Guarantee issued by Woodward,
M ain Street, near the Debut.
N E W B K K G . O REG O N.
Tho apples trees sold readily for $1
eral merchandise store at McMinnville, Clarke A Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
rested mid jailed, somo smart Aleck ad­
county court house. A t first it seems
Oregon.
riied in tho asylum last Wednesday, aged gole Agents, Portland,
vancing tho theory that he bad placed apiece, and plum, cherry, pear and peach
C. F. MOORE A CO.,
strange that this structure, of course built
Sole Agents for Newberg.
N A T I O N A L R E M E D Y CO.
the obstructions on the traek himself. If for $1.50 each. In the fall of 1850 I ar­ by the ' ‘ American hounds,” should ho lo­ 79 years. l ie was committed from this
rived
at
Milwauke),
bringing
with
me
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county ten years ago.—Ledger.
David \V, Martin, general agent for the Na­
this tramp is human, an.l wo have been
cated
in
tho
old
Mexican
town
instead
of
tional
Remedy
Cot wishes to Announce that he
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led to think tramps sometimes are, such unite a lot ol fruit seed. From time to
Tho new plank road on Third street is
now has two agents in Newberg for the sale
the new mid enterprising American city;
time
we
hud
stocks
for
grafting,
though
of
his
medicines.
Mrs. Mary Hobson, on south
treatment us this it not calculated to
hut the cause is found in the fact that the so mucli better to walk on than the side­
Meridian street, near the fair grounds, and
make him honest enough to do the like | *n no* Kr*'at ahundaneo. W e still used
Mrs. Cox, on First street, one door west of Pres­
walks
that
almost
every
body
prefers
Mexicans can out-nninbor tho Americans
Wish to call the attention of the ladies to byterian church, are his only authorised
again. This proves that other than the wild cherry, and in the winter of 1852
agents, who have and will hereafter keep ou
their new and well assorted stock of
at the polls. And herein is found the walking on tho street. This may seem
we
pulled
a
great
many
wild
cherry
trees,
hand a full supply of the above-named rem e­
tramps are sometimes treacherous.
strange
but
it
is
true,
for
the
side
walks
reason why some very sensible people
dies.
sep4pdto4ral
HATS.
TOQUES
AND
BONNETS
iny last day's work at it being 3,000.—
have
been
so
neglected
that
they
are
no
m latest styles at Lowest Prices. Don’t fail to
oppose Statehood in New Mexico. The
Kx.
call
and
examine
our
poods
before
buying,
In many places
Tin: Portland World last week told of
situation is similar to that in Utah. longer safe to walk on
Dressmaking in all its departments. First St
Do.sirc to announce to the public that they have
flie manner in which some youngsters,
1 door east of Morris. Miles <k Co.
There tho spirit of progress is opposed by the planks are out, and as there is gen­
opened a meat market iu Newberg, and ore
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urged on by it man, ussaidted an old
Mortnonistn with its immoral and retro­ erally a ditch under the center of them now prepared to supply anything in the line of
Chinaman, |* Iting him with decayed
Ella Wheeler Wilcox’s Poems
grade influence; hero by Mexicanistn it is dangerous after night for foot passen­
M a h ysv ii . i i :, l'ai., Üct. 18, 1S92.
gers to venture on th em ; we think at
vegetables. It is no uncommon right,
with
its
indolence
and
semi-barbaric
cus­
OVER 70 EDITIONS MADE
E ninni s ( îiim u iic :
least if they are not renewed they should
even on the principal streets of Portland
Foams o f Passion,
12 mo. cloth. P rice #1.00
1 n ili in tliis my lirst lutter to yoii toms.
Poems
o
f
Pleasure. 12 mo.
**
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1.00
At all time*. You are respectfully invited to
to see a Celestial struck, or jostled off (lit*
The sun had set on tho quaint old city lie patched up some.— Ledger.
Slaurinc and other Poems, 12mo.-
**
1.00
Kay tli.it we arrivcd ut Mary ..ville. Cali­
call and see them. First St., one door west
W.
F.
Coulter
has
raised
the
largest
sidewalk by while persons.
Stir'll a
books o f poems by America’* moot
of Townsend's hardware store.
fornia, nt 2 oYlock in flic uiorning in just of Santa Fe Indore i reached it Saturday
gifted
poet
have
met
with
greater
success
than
pumpkins in the county this year. One
course w ill never settle Ilio Chinese ipies-
any work* o f a similar nature published in a
NEWBERG,
•
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OREGON.
tliirfy om< liours frolli Portland, wliere we night. Sunday morning I started for a
century.
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tion, and only fopds fo breed a haired in fomiti Ilio orange trccs surroundiug my j walk, going toward old Nan Miguel of them w eighs 150 pounds and hundreds
NEWBERG,
OREGON.
of
them
weigh
100
|iounds.
W
hy
not
the hearts of the Chinameli for Ameri­
OVER
1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 SOL D.
church.
I
had
wandered
but
a
short
dis-
s o ii ' s residence, loadcd witli oranges, and
I have just received a full line of new goods,
We
cana, that in many ways, finds vent in
First and only Complete Edition.
i tance through tho narrow, rambling have another pumpkin pie match.
latest patterns and best quality, and will
Ilio air frugrant with lheir perfumo.
are dying for a pie.— Telephone-Register.
sell at as low figures a«* the quality of our good*
treacherous dealings with and pilfering*
1 will contino myself in this letter, to I streets when a funeral procession inter­
will justify.
against their tormentors. It is little won­ file canning business at this place, which copied my pathway. As it w as not je t
Frank Butt of Sheridan has been corn-
A complete embalming outfit just received.
Come and see me.
der that American missionaries in China
charge
of
By GEORGE W. PECK
:
tl
o'clock
it
attracted
nty
cur.otis
attention
mitted
to
the
county
jail
on
Is inncli less this season than lost, us
are lieaten or massacred, when we think
With over 100 Now IHustrations by True Wlllamt
they carried over of last year’s pack $31, and 1 followed it at a restart (ill distance burglary occurred in Sheridan and tho
ol the brutal treatment often accorded Ilio
The greatest humorous book ever published.
Ok) worth ol goods, a* tiie market was »"•> entero! the cathedral where a tawny examination was held in justice Field's
It w ill drive away tho blues and make life
il l in e r y
Chinese in America.
worth living. Price iu handsome cloth bind-
overstocked witli Baltimore und Itele- congregation wavs rapidity and quietly court. — Telephone-Register.
ing $1.25, paper covers 50 cents. The above
ware peaches. This firm being aide to , gathering. The vhapcl is largo, Imt it
books are for sale* by booksellers and new*,
MRS. M. E. BALDWIN
dealers, or w ill be mailed, poet paid, on receipt
MliK. IliRHt.sox, wifi* of President Har­ bolt) their gords, dono so, to tho u I hivo was soon well filled and though there
M U «lo n a ry M eetin g.
o f price» by
j
Has
secured
a
room
iu
the
bank
building,
and
rison, passed peacefully «w av without amount, and wisely too, ns they are now were some vacant seats there were many
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So­
will have a stock of
M O R R IL L , H IG G IN S A CO.. Publisher«,
apparent pain, ut 1:4) a. m. Tuesday. getting good price* for all they have. I more Catholics standing or kneeling in ciety of Newberg quarterly meeting of You will always find at th*s market the very
CHICAGO. 11X8.
F A LL M ILLIN E R Y
Kx pressions « f sympathy from all over will give you tin* exact figures taken from tiie ojsm span* between tho door nr.d Frieuds church, held their quarterly con­
best Fresh Meats of all kinds.
Next week. The Dressmaking Department win
Give
me
n
trial
and
be
convinced
that
I
cau
be conducted by
the land Imva been received at the W hile their Is.oks by myself, the amount of the trench««. They roomed to care little ference Oct. 22, in tiie Y . M. C. A. rooms
do you good.
lion *«. Quran Victoria rent flu* follow- each kind of fruit cannisi this season and ns to their position or attitude as long as at Newboeg.
MRS. MATTIE McDANIEL,
Center Street,
N ew berg, O regon.
By THOS. W. HANDFORD
late of Kansas City. Mo. You are respectfully
in,* calile message lo the President ; “ I l>riix> |*-r |*mnil patii (or ca:ne. A l fol- they were inside. Some sat on benches,
Not as large a'tendanee as would he de­
Invited to call, when iu need of anything iu
have heard with deepest regrets of vour Iowa ;
some knelt, while others stood and others sired, yet enough to make it interesting.
their liue.
An Am erican Book, for Am erican Boys,
sad loss, and sincorcly sympathize with
Still simply squatted on the tl.ior. The Kcporta from two of the auxiliaries show
Pound*
Cost per lh.
3
5
s),
2
1
7
Freestone
Pc
»ches
IS
to
2c
$3,950
80
By an Am erican Antbor.
volt in your grief.” Kx-president ( ’ leve-
most solemnly impressive were tho sad- the work still going on. and that the
W’hito Meath ”
1% to 2c
917 77
m ’ RINO BRANCH
Importers and manufacturers of
land rent tin* following : “ I ha-tun to as­ rili»g«toiie
”
4 0.PG 2 to 2 * *c 9,8*17. <5 faced renonu and renoritas, witli their children are active in their part of the
27 f u l l PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS. HI COLORS,
G:ue Plums 37,718 1 to .V
31«) 53 long shawls, hldik shawls that serve as
sure you of my Mibi-re sympathy in the Green
work The treasurer’s report showed a
Fue Phnns
. > 1. » .’
Ilf to .V
All Kinds of Marble and Granite
1*1.18
FROM CORE'S MASTERPIECES.
1
.2
V
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¿Vili)
Durinoli
Plums
2c
bonnet and wrap.
But the señorita* balance on hand of $5199, and in the
hour of your te m ili« Is're.n -mi'nt ”
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\ »«)
Apricot*
A Bock th a t should be in every home.
I h.» casket adertisi for Mrs. Harrison's Nectarines
. : 178 I V
50 .04 ' from the solusrl near hv wore a piece of juvenile $19 S >. making a total of $92 88.
JUV47 : white material, la 'e or mull, perils,-* half
P.artle.t IV irs
tMO 1 ’ j to ‘2c
interini-nt i* of cedar, coy, red with Ida. k- MiiM’rtl Gr ipe*
Interesting letters from Fannie I.eiter
Fraroee E. Willard says: “ Your book en-
1 'i *. 20
15.120 !c
titlcd **Boys o f the B ible” Is one that seem*
8AAV7 a yard wide and two yards long, which and mission children were read showing
•doth, with oxydizt'.l silver liars along the ht «rkherrle»
to me so helpful that 1 am going to send it to
a couple o f admirable little fellows, one o f
ri les an.l across the ends On the top
$UA\ ' 19 they fashioned into a sort of bonnet-wrap what the go*,<el iutuenee can do for the
) >4 tiki lb$.
Total
N e ' vbfro ,
O beoox .
whom is my namesake. I am sure they w ill
11IV
that looked almost neat. The men did t « o r benighted In-athen. And our earn­
be better men fo r the reading and study o f
will be a silver plate Is-aring the inrer'.p- Sugar used. I'*'
labor t .-»-»b m
this unique and helpful book.
not seem to have had time to don their est desire* are that there may Is* a deep­
tion. “ Carolina 8,-ott Harrison, w ife of .V» C I II W IIMM».
* per ran
Large octavo, handsomely bound in cloth.
Sunday
clothes,
many
of
them
being
very
er
inter,
st
taken
in
this
great
held
of
la­
Benjamin Harrison,'' and the date of lier
Price, $1.75.
AU
, light ui I utUcr c >
shahhily dressed, w ithal a rough looking bor amt that interest made manifest hv a
death.
The funeral train which left
Extra inducement* oCered to energetio
For Cemetery Lots a Specialty.
Washington yesterday at II .! I a. in ,
t* i .h.l *0 crowd. Tiie coffin had been placed l*e- larger gathering at our next conference,
talesmen.
Address
T h e best anil most popular breed.
S. HAWORTH. Manager,
J ink II. B lair , Pres.
over the Pennsylvania Central read, eon
The b lildiog and p «m g grounds eov- fore the priest appeared; when ho did
F-gg* for salt* at #2 per rettin g o f 15.
V. C. SMEDUEY 4 CO..
C u llon oraddrvMf. g
HobSOH.
Jk.-i.xic ki. G ao rr, Sac’y.
ritta ul six vealibulcd Pullman ear , hi
thru and throe ( iiirth anca. Tuia tcuio lie svetued iu a rago and ordered
Nt.bcrg, Oregon,
10# W*b*uh Ave.,
Caicaoc. I u #
gage car, dining room car, private car and
observation car, in the latter of which
will be placed the casket. The train will
ISSUE« KVKKY FRIDAY MORXINO.
arrive ut lndinna|iolia this morning at
9:30 a. ra. Services will be held at the
KD ITJttS A N I) P U M .IS IIK R 8 :
First Presbyterian church at 10 ;30 a. m.,
K. II. W o o d w a r d & O h m . C. K m k h y . followed by interment at Crown Ilillcem -
etary. The News and Cornier of Charles­
F R ID A Y . O C TO B ER 28, 1892.
ton, S. C., voices the universal sentiment
of the country in the following words ;
Entered •’ ».coud clMt matter «I the pout
“ The death of this gracious woman comes
olile» »I NewlierK. Ornfou.
upon all her countrymen and country­
women with a sense of personal loss.
A T LAST.
She filled her place so w e ll; she dis­
JOHN OREr.NLKRF W niTTIF.lt.
charged the duties of the first lady in the
When on my day of life the nlglit la falling.
And, In the wind» from unsunned spaces land with such delicacy of deportment;
she wus so high a type of Amerlcrn wo­
blowu,
1 hear fur voices out of darkness calling
manhood, that, living sho onjoyod the re­
My feet to paths unknown,
spect and admiration and love of tho |>eo-
Thou who hast nude toy home of 11 fo eo picas plo, and dying, she received tho tribute of
ant,
the people’s tears.”
Leave not Its tenant when Its walls decay;
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
lirm lias a world wide reputation, Ship
largely to Fingland and other foreign
countries. I have been vory explicit so
all your readers may know correctly and
accurately what it costs to run a cannery,
as it may be of use in time to come.
Should any one wish to start such an
enterprise at Newberg, I will in ray next,
say something about fruit growing hero.
Heap. Yours,
E. II. S k in x e k .
P. 8. You will notice by the above
figures that the total expenditure for the
season was $84,413.99, showing that it
costs twice as much to pack as it does to
buy the fruit.
E. II. 8.
p O S T O F F IC E D R U G STORE?
Popular Patent and Family Medicines.
P
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LA TEST STY LES of W ALL P A P E R .
Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
0. F. MOORE & CO.
IIA D L E Y , H U N T & CO.
First
Class
Drain
T u a l a t i n
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N
m
Tile.
s e r y ,
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Carriage W ork & Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
MITCHELL & CLARK,
ENTERPRISE SAWMILL.
T P M ILF E S
C2 U R F
H. F. ONG, Salesman.
A R L IN G T O N HOTEL.
N EW
MILLINERY.
New Meal Market. LAMB & WOODWARD
Evans & Clemenson
fl FEW SUCCESSFUL BOOKS.
Fresh Beef, Fork or Mutton, ii V . C - C O X ’
& m i:
EAST SIDE
PECK’S BAD BOY
Meat Market,
C. H. POWELL. Proprietor
M
& DRESSMAKING
BOYS OF THE BIBLE
E. W . ACHISON & CO.
!i
Iren Fence & Stone Coping
Poultry Y ard
Wyandottes a Specialty.