Newberg graphic., January 06, 1893, Image 2

We are Going to Close Out Our Stock of Clothing to Make Room for Our Big Spring Stock.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
IS S l'K D
K VI! lili
E D IT O R S A N D
K. H.
W oodw ard
HUIDA Y
MOUSING.
P U B L IS H
&
HRS:
O hm . C. E m er y .
F U ID A Y , J A N U A R Y G, IStl.'i.
Rntereil s i secourt c ía s, m atter at the
office at New hera, Oregon.
For the G r a p h i c .
NKW YKAH
post
HOPES.
A * the Old Y e a r goes out with Its Joy and Its
sorrow
T h e New Y e a r comes lu with Its hopes of to­
morrow ;
A n d w hile we are m ourning our promises
broken.
W e see lu tho face o f the N e w Y e a r the token
O f courage and purpose grow n better and
stronger
A n d know that our hopes w ill be phantoms no
louger.
Our aims shall bo higher, ou r vow s shall be
truer,
O u r virtues be multiplied, vices be few er;
A n d a llth e graud de e d s wo have.m issed lu the
doing,
W ith all tho sweet graces we lost lu the wooing,
Bhall shlue from our lives Into faces that love
us
Lik e stars that bespangle tlie h e are u s above
us.
Y es, all w e have missed in the year that Is
flee lug,
W e surely shall find in tho year wo are greet­
in g;
The riches we fancied our labor w ould bring
us,
The fame wo wero sure that a proud world
would tllug us
The peace and contentment that yet have not
found us
S h all beam with a brightness effulgent around
us.
A s for all our bad habits wo truly despise
them,
O u r lives shall be right for w o ’ro going to re
vise them
W e ’ll leave out the question murks, blots and
erasures,
A n d write only lines straight and perfect lu
measures;
The morals revealed w ill lift up all who heed
them
W h ile the cadence, so perfect, w ill charm all
who read them.
llegret and rcpontenco and heartache uud sor­
row
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ahull darken uo page In this book of tomorrow,
Hut love shall appreciate every endeavor
W ith a patience sublim e that eudureth forever.
May the year that now comes, in departing not
leave us
W ith our hopes unfulfilled as It now doth re­
ceive us.
running around thu city from river to
river. When the water had reached the
eighteen foot mark men wore put out to
patrol the levees witli shovels, and sacks
to fill with earth to protect the weak
i places, and several places they had to use
them. No one dared to undress for two
nights.
Merchants moved their goods
up stairs or on staging built for tho pur-
pofle. Fainiliefl took everything possible
up stair», with provision» to last until the
danger Hhould pass. Tlie second night
the word came that the levee had given
away; then it was all confusion. Livery
men and ull
having horses rushed
through tho streets in gang» for higher
ground, which could not lie found except
on the levees where they were taken.
W ell to our joy tho levee did break four
miles above the city and on the opposite
side which saved uh , as this break ul-
lowed a large river to (low out into the
surrounding valley, doing immense dam­
age to the |>oor farmers. Many iiave lost
hundreds of bond of stock. The valley
surrounding Marysville is covered with
water as far as you can see in every di­
rection. The cemetery is six feet under
water. There is now a corpse in the
church Irnlfry where it must remain until
the water goes down.
Now my friends you know I came here
to get away from so much ruin in Oregon.
I think I put my loot in it as tho saying
is. Don’t one of you evor dare to men­
tion it to me on my ruturn, which will he
as soon as ‘.lie railroads are patched up.
I remain yours,
E. If. 8 k i n . h r .
quested tlie day tiofore leaving tfie city to
I conduct the noon meeting—meeting), are
held every day at 12 o ’clock— I was taken
downtown early that I might see the
different departments of work to which
the building is devoted. A Kindergarten
school for poor children was in operation
and they were busy with their drill exer
¡ rises. A lady was seated at the ¡nano
whom I was told possessed considerable
J. R. H U N T .
A. H O D G SO N
inented with walas and drives. It is 655 seasonal precipitation tlie average amount F. E. H A D L E Y ,
feet high and an jlevator carries visitor« compares well with that of Germany.
to the top where they
have a very corn- \ As to soils
it is universally conceeded
Manufacturers of
manding view of the city.
After spend-| that a sandy loam bearing a fair amount
ing three days in and about Washington of lime offers
the best condition ior
1 returned to Fountain City, Ind., which growth, and in general it may be said
! I think will bo my address the remainder ;.that a good wheat soil is a good beet soil
Need I ask if Oregon possesses good | W e are prepared to make a su perior quality of rtraiu tile in all sizes. Lars;, orders promptly
of the winter.
filled. Uorrcspoudeuce solicited, Price list’on application. Corner M ain A Dayton Streets.
I jnst got in, in time to escape the wheat soil».
heaviest part of a snow storm that lasted
Considering tho investigation made by
OREGON.
NEW BERG,
until after Christmas. Since that time myself for a few moments, the range o f]
tho mercury has beon down about zero.
sugar percentage was large, viz. 0.77 to
L . E l l a H a r t l e y .
22.44 per cent in the juice. Of the 95 an- j
I*. S. G. N. Hurt ley expected to go al vses made at the station 8 showed less
A . L . A V A L L IN O , P r o p r ie to r .
from Washington into New York state than 10 per cent, 70 moro than 12 per
O IE E IE G -O IZ S r .
where he thinks of spending most of tlie cent and 37 over 14 per cent. In the O S ' W ^ I E j C G C D .
H A D L E Y , H U N T & CO.
First
Class
Drain
Tile.
of wealth but who devotes it portion of
timo each day to these children. The
|M-ople begun to cotne in for the noon
meeting, and just as the hand pointed to
the hour of 12 singing began.
There
were among these ladies of refinement,
L. E. H .
Willamette vallep 69 analyses gave an av- :
A ll kind» of liome grown uursery stock for sale.
We make a specialty of
reformed drunkards, who had come there winter.
....
erage
of
nearly
14
per
cent,
the
beets
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seeking help and strength to enable them
T ill! S U G A R R E F T .
ing an average weight of IV4 pounds, and
For prices, terms and other Information, apply at N u rsery or to M A R I N *
COLC O K D ,
to lead belter lives. After (ho first half
our agent* at N ew be rg, Oregon.
an average yield of 29.5 tons to the acre,
C o r v a l l i s , Or., Dec. 17, ’92.
hours exercises wero over they arose, one
With the
The reason for penning this article is in raging from 8 to 30 tons.
by one and gave a little personal ex peri
onee. Spoke of tho influences that had the fact that the writer had intended to larger yield, however, there was a de-I that the present price of hops can not be! 'A m ile of road bed and grounds
2.10
one acre
brought them to that place, and ul | discuss the pa|ier presented on the above crease in the amount of sugar as the maintained.
2. S O
It would have i With tlie advent of hop-lico and tlie Imeltzer C K W™ 4 » idhvarrts add
2.52
together I was convinced that such vus subject at the Farmers’ Institute recently beets were overgrown.
a much better showing had this mould the hop growers of this section ; Truublood Ed
truly a missionary work. The state sec­ held in Nowheig, hut was obliged to leave made
1.40
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,
,
. . . I lots 56 7 Sblk 25 Edwards add
retary handed me a letter of introduction heforu tho subject was presented on ac­ yield been bept to 15 tons or theieabout, Iiave lost tlie greatest advantage which Thompson It L
2.52
Eli- j
lc 2{ j 4 1 , 1 k 21 liurleys ad>1
to Mrs. LaFutra, thu president of tho Dis­ count of illness, and also the fact that and carried 15 per cent sugar. When the ; | they onee had over the Eastern and Eu-
.63
! lots 11 5 fi blk 21 H uriej-r addition
trict of Columbia, which was very accept­ a number of questions wero asked at that fact that the larger beets are worthless for | ropean growers. Hop growing is a bnei- 1 W r i g h t O U
sugar,
as
well
as
costly
and
poor
feed,
he-
ness
which
requires
skill
and
a
consider-
2.10
lots
12
13
blk
D
Hobsons
addition
able as I was expecting to ho in Wash­ lime which in part wore unanswered by
comes impressed upon the minds of the able investment of capital to secure good I
5 *0''d g blk a Deskins add
ington in a few days.
A fler a hasty those present.
1.75
illson W A
The writer lias been investigating the farmers the producing of 10 pound beets j returns. One of the worst results of a W lots
lunch 1 hurtled to another part, of the
1 23 4 56 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 D estin s
city to hear Jenness Miller lecture 011 subject for tho last two years, and some will be at an end. F ive small beets hop craze in this section will be an enor-1
10. ."iO
Visionary,( whireEdE. lot6In blk 1 5 Central add
1.48
Dress Reform to the girls o( tho Woman’s work was done at this station in 1899. weighing not over 2 pounds and properly I mous increase of hop lice.
3.85
cultivated
are
worth
at
least
ljii
times
as
unskillful
and
careless
growers
will
allow
Wyman
ty
H
mortgage
College. 8ho spoke of the changes in the Tiie results of the work were set forth
Y a m h ill Land Co
lots 12 34 blk E Hobsons a d i : 514 ncre3
past few years, brought about through j in bulletin No. 17, of this station, which much us a single beet weighing 10 their yards to become the breeding places
lim ber land Goodrichs add ;
acre»
| of these pests. Just as quick as the price
cleared litgd Deskins sdd
17,65
tho agitation of this subject, and the ten­ i is now exhausted, and a brief review of pounds.
Hond Win
Touching
upon
a
comparison
between
of
hops
becomes
low
hundreds
of
growers
dency toward a moro sensible and com the article will not only show what has
lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 blk 11 Peskins 2d
ndd; 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 blk 12 Degkius 2d ndd 13.65
fortahle attire for ladies.
Sho spoke j been done but4dso answer a number of wheat raising and the production of beets I will say it doesn’t pay to spray,
C F
a few figures may not he out of place al- ! The man who thoroughly understands Butler
plainly and freely to the girls on the no ' the questions asked at the institute,
lots 14 15 and 16blk 28 E d w a rd » add
1.40
Bnker & Soil
though
it
is
not
for
a
moment
advisable
’
*ie
business
of
hop
growing
can
probably
cessity of garments being worn sufficient- j The question of sugar production in Or­
50 fl on Front St Deskins 2nd Add
1.10
,
l . . .
i
I engage in it now with reasonable pres­
L E T T E R F R O M !.. E L L A H A R T L E Y .
ultimate 8U8ce(ts hut ,t ¡B Very Lyle V G two lots In Hurleys add
1.05
ly loose to permit thu freedom of motion ! egon is not one which interests tho farm- to allow beets to take the place of any
Myers J L
I of every part of tho body, and especially er alone, hut concerns all classes, the paying crop now raised on tlie farm. It good time for those who do not under-
F o u n t a i n C i t y , Ind., Dec. 28, 1892.
25 ft in lot*5 blk 7 Hurleys add
1.75
C M
particularly. will coat tlie farmer more to raise beets stand the business to keep out of it.— Philips
E d it o r s G r a i u i i c :— I mentioned in my is this necessary in those who aspire to far tiler and manufacturer
25 ft blk 7 H u rleys a d J
1.40
Northwest,
Shuck Mrs win
last lutter that the National l ’rison Ro- become beautiful subjects for tho artists The former since it offers a crop to break than to raise wheat but tlie reward is al -1
lof 6 7 blk 6 Deskins ndd
5.25
Let
us
take
an
average
so
greater.
yield
—
form Congress was in session while wo pencils, or the sculptors chisel. In order the monotony of w heat growing and a
W a rn er Thomas two blk D Ilobson ndd
1.75
Smith Lee lots 3 4 blk
H u rley» add
L10
wero in Baltimore; but finished my letter that one should not he burdened with | crop to tako the place of summer fallow, of 15 tons, although the reported average ,
JAPANESE
D cardorff D If
60 ft in lot 4 blk 3 Deskius add
2.10
before it closed. Tho Press of the city in­ weighty garments. She emphasized the and the latter us it promises a source for was 20 5 tons, and also the extreme cost i
Dii nbar Broa
of production, $30.00 per acre. The aver- j
vited the delegates, and their wives, to necessity of procuring material with a the profitable investment of capital,
lot 4 blk 7 Deskins 2d add
4.30
Sale to be fit the town council room, on Sat­
take an excursion trip to the capitol of view to lightness and warmth. She dis- I Concerning tho grow ing of beets for the age selling price this year was $4 50 per
urday, Feb. J, 1893, at 2 o’clock p. m.
J. J. WOODS.
Maryland, Annai>olis.
Accordingly on played a number of garments for both manufacture of sugar the farmers must ton which leaves a net profit of $37.50 per
Marshal of the T ow n of N e w berg.
acre
thin j,, w i1„ „ i laisiniz?
A ncw »nd Complete Treatment, conststii g
the last day of thu congress at 11 o’clock, j house and street wear, and suid that, in understand that it is a new undertaking acre, uouui we uo n ils in wneat la is in g. | of Suppositories, ointment in Capsule«, also in
it is certainly better than allowing Box and P ills; a Positive Cure for E xternal,
wo marched down to the boat which some of the colleges tho street dresses \ and that it requires a much higher grade And
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Internal, Blind nr Bleeding, Itching. Chronic,
Space forbids .R ecent or Hereditary Pile«, and many other r u e n i C T I O N A R Y H O L D E R
( of farming than wheat raising. A profit- the ground to lie fallow.
stood waiting to receive 11 s, uud wo were were being adopted.
diseases and fem ale w eakn esses: .........
it Is always
1 " Did ■ you “ i m ' t learn what
. . . fabulous
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raaulta
of tha
After leaving Baltimore we went into able beet crop requires close care much I our speaking of the indirect benefit to be ; ¿reat bem-nt totlie Keneral health.
The 1 .. 1 r>*
soon ulloal on tho waters of tho bay.
nanufactura by Mr. Noyes of an ornamental stand to hold Ihe
The
story
reads
like
a
fable,
but
to
tell
it
one
n
o
il
Vinrinii
nnd
hold
meetimr»
fnr
i
wook
'
patience
and
labor,
and
of
a
kind
too,
in
'derived
but
suffice
it
to
say
they
should
1
discovery
of
a
m
edical
cure
rendering
«nop-
lieuon.ryT
Th.
rtiry
Wo had not gone very far, however, be­ > irginu unu nem meetings ior a woex.
mm wuwi,
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i «ration with a knife uunecoNS.irv hereafter, uk»noth«quMtian: H at # you «Y.r noticeth« adv*.
i This ketnedy has never been known to fail. iiiwmotcrcompany, which>uruoui m tiu «w i
fore wo found that we wero passing Vtfendod W C T T count v cnnvpn- which the Oregon farmer has little, if not be overlooked.
•
Abuse or neglect of a l
The question was askefi a t. he institute ;
“ ¿Sin W
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4 5 S O M In * 8 8
through the great oyster regions of that lion, and made »orno very
pleasant ac-i ' tuny experience
T n a ln tin
TV u rsery,
a a,„E
section. Wo seemed in a i>erfect forest of quaintances. But perhaps tho point of i crop at any time reduces the yiekl, ami in j held in y.mr city as to how the farmer S e y ' ^ f tlvcc,l11r^dUh seSd'«am p fford IreS
8 ,2 8 8 s o ld In * 8 9
of little sailing vessels, and were very greatest interest that may yet !>o men- addition tho sugar percentage. Tho sug- ) could determine the percentage of sugar Sample. Guarantee issued by W oodward, | 6 , 2 6 8 s o l d I n * 9 0
much interested ami amused ut. the sight tinned in this limited space is W ashing-! ur beet of today is in every senso a in his beets. I would say that there is no «ile AVea-sVporl'l,'in^oreSun.1**“ 11 UrUBg,sts,
2 0 ,0 4 9 s o ld In * 9 1
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F. MOORE A CO ,
T iik annual meeting of the State Horti­ of the fishermen, who w ith great grap­ ton City. We reached there about dark thoroughbred and must be treated as way in which this can he done with any
Suie Agents lur Newberg.
wIN Da soM In * 6 2 ,
cultural Society will lie he.d in I'ortlund pling hooks or pinchers were putting on tho evening of the 19tl> inst , and such, and any neglect will show a double approach to accuracy and still be conve-
A Steel WlRdmUÍánd StM l
Tower ovary | minutas.
on Tuesday and Wednesday of next fortli vigorous efforts to loosen the oysters learned after our arrival that the Friends cut in profit. The question of whether niently done. For tho present, however,
T O IVN M A R S H A L 'S T A X S A L E .
03* These «auras MM tSs
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week.
A good program has been ar­ from their rooky lieds. The pleasure was of the city lia 1 arranged a parlor meeting our farmers should grow beets or not de- the Chemical Department of the State ! ^
story o f th e.
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1 Dy virtue of a w arrant lsaned bv the Town
ranged and a full attendance is desired.
evidently mutual, for they set up a con­ for us that evening. A number of the pends upon whether or not factories are Agricultural College will analyze all S a m - | Couueil o f the Town o f New berg. County o f,
nles of ailiolr hoots sent til them oxnress Yamhill and state of Oregon, for the town of I
■ goes others tallow.
certed yell, which was probably intended members of this meeting aro government established ami vico versa, lienee it is a pits ol sugar oetis sent to tneiu, express j Ncwbenr, to mo directed, commanding me to '
‘Ta k e the Country.*
I
the^ fool)» and^ chatties of the delln- ir.ii. th.t ntc.inbiant Mo ^
W. 1’ . K f . a i > y of l ’ortland, is mcnlionod for a salute to ox-President 1 laves who clerks, and consequently are only at leis-. question of double issue, and to solve it charges prepaid.
as a candidate 'or speaker of thè house at was on board. Dinner was served before lire in the evening. W e s|a*nt a few there must bo hearty co-operation.
tho coining Bession. Mr. Ready was ; landing, and we were certainly bounti­ hours the following morning in congress,
The erection of a sugar factory involves
speaker during thè session of 1835 as a fully supplied “ with the abundance ol the in company with an old schoolmate who a large investment of capital, and if Ore­
satisfy the amount of taxes charged therein, wm .L>n, fumi,h«d'bjr Uia
. W. S h a w ,
luembor troni Hunton coiinty, and anyone seas” for wo had oysters hot, oysters is a member of the House. The passing gon enters the arena and is successful it
together with cot-ts ami expenses. I have duiv D'ctumsry itoidsr butin«M.
lev ted upon the following described pieces and
“ .'ll! JL^a’¿“x
who has any knowlodge of tlio record he fried uud broiled, so that the most fas­ of pension bills occupied most of the must bo with the most modern appli­
Chemist On gon E x. Station.
parcels of laud ami morttratfes ah set forth in
JJa 3ai holds th# Held,
said
tax
list,
lyill?
ami
beiut;
in
the
town
Of
kn
crfssm
g
rapidly
from >«ar to year
niadu at tliat timo knows tli.it it was any j tidious taste might tie gratified.
On morning. Going across to the other wing ances, and true economy would demand
No when; in Yamhill county, spite of Oregon
The *#erst of o**i
«»•*»•»:
tliiug but onviablu. At tho closu of thè reaching Annapolis—having limited time of the capitol we looked down from the an investment of not less than $125,000.
described and Assessed
as follows:
follows:
M
r
Noysshsi
assessed ns
Artistic and msntorious srtiel#, su t
D ANGER OF A l l o l ’ CRAZE.
Atkinson J >hn
Tax has maintained a liifh standard of
Russimi he li ad few bionda iimoiig Ilio for sight-seeing—we were taken hastily galleries upon tho senate. Vice-president Erection of cheap and sufficient appli­
•«celiecfs and tupvhfd fhs srticls
97 ft in lots 2 ami«»? In blk
Deskin's ad
at a Jovu |>rics. Th# ««ri» of ths*e
meinbera among bis unii party or thè from place to place. Tho first thing de­ Morton was in the chair, and seemed to ances would hut cause failure as it has
W e notice that llie press of this section,
lots :;. 4, 5. 6 in blk 1 D eskiu s’ add, und
i . , ... Dictionary Holder« has l»«rn so »rest
lot 6 in tdk 3 Deskius' add
4-0.49
they
they literally «old U*a**lvs»,
democratic party. Tliat a better man manded uf us was, that wo should assem­ be absorlied in a pile of papers tiiat lie done in the past and this we must surely including the Oregoninn, are very gener­ Brisbin S tmucl
*nd in such great quanti­
lot 4 in blk 1! in origin al town
ties tl. tat a s:na! I profit on
for »iieaker of tho house can he fotitul is ble immediately U| hiii the grounds of the bold in bis band. This body presented a avoid.
ally advising the planting of more hops.
. 8 ’
o*ch one has nitu# tbo
Bryant Ju lia A
mult ohoTo mentioned.
not saviag iniich for thè othor iiiembors. Military Academy, for the purpose of se­ more dignified appearance than the one
There is
This amount of money will not be in­ Ttiis is very much a mistake.
lota 8 mud 9 in Deskins’ sub div
175 They heve gone to s, ni st every
Berrei Fred
habitAble portion of the globe«
curing a photograph of the company. we bail just left, for in tho House they vested in any enterprise which would de- hardly another crop produced on the farm
lot » in blk 7 D eskius add
.87 even to the remote ixlAnde of
the i n , an4 Age k « U by Ail
The G r a i u i i c has some very decidedly This academy hears the same relation to were reading, writing, talking and ivalk- poml entirely on tho caprice of tho farm- in which tbero is no much danger or over I Coppi» B F
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lot 23 in blk A Ilobsous add
.52 heoitAe.ier».
Miss Nancy ideas about the saloon busi­ the navy that West Uoint does to the I ing about, whilo a few about tlie speaker p i » .is to whether or not » the
boot supply . production. I tie history o l hop g r o w in g Carter John
n e s s , or it wouldn’t suppoan for a moment
mortgage
1.75
that the s a l o o n s were sustained by toilers. army. The heavy artillery was brought seemed interested in the affairs of this would bo forthcoming, for a factory uses »hows a succession of hop crazes each of Carter t.’ >Ily
lots 3 and 4 in blk 8 Hurleys add
$ I
1.83
Tupera don’ t sustain anything, ft is the
Doerr Mi«*s Liczio
other fellows that keep them on their cannon died away, wo could but rejoice .1 the regular time in the week for tho pres- I H**0 50,000 tons | h . t season, For these ; hops below the cost of production. Han-
lot 1 and nl - o f 2 blk 15 1 » o tiglu al town
.98
fe e t; some of them from New berg, by the that instead of a signal of danger, it was ident’s reception. The W hite House is beets a factory could afford to pay $4 00 dreils of farmers have been financia’ !y Everest Joseph
one
acre <*K are<l laatl
4.20
way.— Reporter.
Tlnx-i Fitiegan Hugh
only a friendly salute. The governor of thrown open Is-tweon 1 and 2 o’clock and P> r ton prevuled the sugar content of A m ruined in some of these crazes.
And thu topers don't sustain anything?
'-d vards add 1 ft
Maryland received very cordially those the president comes into the Gieat East juice be W per ceut, and an additional ] who are familiar with the history of hop ( c.ar.VucrM r> i c ' " ‘
W h y, Webster says that a toper is one
l"t
It
In
big
li
Hobsons
a<ld
price
fo r each p e r cent, over 12 |wr cent
growing in Wisconsin know the d isa s- H arford F I.
who called at his rooms. The Old State Room and sbakes bands «itti tlie vis­
who topes or diiuks frequently.
The
Inn. ■ s. 7, <, blk U Cuntr.il add
House seemed to bo tho objective point itors. We were taken through ilio differ- To produce the beets it would require trolls cximrience of the growers of that
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question is who pays for these drinks?
C A V EA TS,
for all visitors, ami as we wore ushered ont parlors, one of which was planned about i ,0rS) acres of laud, (or the crop state,
1«*t in l»lk 10 in Central ad l
Of course Newbargers are expected to pay-
TR A D E M ARKS,
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into its rooms, we were shown many rel- and fitted up under the direction of Mrs. m,t** be one of rotation, making 3,5tX)
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fur all the drinks they get ut the county
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c o p y r ig h t , . etcJ
ics of interest. After entering its halls. Harrison shortly before her death.
In acres to be planted each year. Hence it j hops in Oregon and Washington gives Hnrley il
seat, hut is it jsjasililo that McMinnville
lut» i. A sud 8 blk 1. 1 2. ;ì, 4. i. S blk 2 1 2
* « m iS f1! « f l ? 1 i n,'',free nsndbook w rit« to
the first room on tho right was iminted tho one just adjoining the Great East is seen that qnito a large number of farm- the growers of llieso states a considerable
a , s i >,3 * C O , 361 B b o a p w a t . N x w Y o b s .
3 I .1 fi 7 8 blk I 1 2 3 I 5 « 7 8 blk 5. Lui s
has a contract with her licensed saloons
Oldest hurean fo r «ecurlnif patents in A m en o k
and 20 It lu blk 7 1 and 2 U k s. 5 S a u l
out as the one where Washington eur- Room may 1 h < seen the largo and beaiiti. ors ml>»t cither contract to raise beets m irgm of advantage of toe growers in
U k e n o u t b y u s Is b r o u g h t b r fo r w
W k !•». 1 2 ' 4 7 «m l » Mk 11. 6 7 nt».i
that only resident* who are very moder­
tbo public by a notice given free o f chargo in tho
•« Mk 12 12 5 6 8
3 h;k 13» 1 2 7 8 h l (
rendered his lawition as commander-in-, ful memorial picture of Mrs. Hayes, given l>ach year, or, what is equivalent, the other places. A t tlie same tiiuo if
the
ate drinkers are to pay for their gin,
15. 2 l>lk 16» 1 2 3 4 Mk 17. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 s
chief of the armies. A large oil painting ■ ay the W. l\ T. l T. of this country in re- factory must control and plant sufficient i price of bops should run down to
five
iu b U 1** 1 2 4 > 6 ia ilk 22. 1 2 3 4 5 6
while the fellows who 111! up quite fre­
iu 6ik 23.1 2 3 1 5 6 7 8 iu blk 9:1 2 3 4 5 6
representing the occasion hung upon the inrmbrance of the fact that sho banished h»tid to carry them through. Before th e) cents a |a>und a good many growers
ill Mk 33
quently to the throat latch, get their hug
Larr«5t eirruls^lon o f any «olentlflo paper in tb s
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w all; also a life sited picture of the first wine from state dinners at the White farmer will begin to seriously consider would find themselves ruined. It is to
world. Splendidly illustrated. No ln t a lfl^ M
jilieo without a de|»)sit that lielpa "sus­
man should be without it. W eekly f i l i B l
one «ri-e elM rat! U n i 30 fi in lot 2 nnd 3
governor of Maryland.
'House.
The guide who conducts the the subject be will study the natural tern-1 be remembered that the cost of labor is
r e v ; fl.50 six months. Address M c V V a x O ?
b!k 4 original town.
iicri*9 tkBftbcr land 3.29
tain'' the lellow who pays for the license.
K s u s it & a a , 3 0 1 Broadway, N «w Y o r t O fiy .
; far Irss in the hop growing distticts of II»«llrjr E J
The return trip was enlivened by lsdli t h o u s a n d s o f v isito rs t h r o u g h D ie so r o o m s (H-ratiire conditions.
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The Reporter probably has raised a ‘ ‘sink­
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Tbo season lor ls-et growing may tie F.uro|>o than it is bore, hence the grow- Hi.-iit Low it
social and instrumentai music. Socred mentions th is e v e n t ns b e p o in ts ou t h e r
ing fund’ ’ for meeting this expense.
one acre land
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bymiis ami national songs «e r e renderei! p ic tu re to thorn. T h u s a s w a s sai l o f divided into three (s>rio.ls— that of germi- era there can pull through a ¡s-riod ol II «niton rh .trl *1
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lot* 2 3 4 » lilk 29
100 ;
nuli enthnsiasm, bui wlien a distili Mary o f o ld so is th is »|*oken a » a m e m o ­ nation, that ui plant formation, and that extremely low prices with loss loss than
L E T TE R FROM K. II. SKINNER.
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of sugar stoiing. lart us comixiro the the growers of this country undergo in
gui-bed nmsician la-gan singing "K e e p in ria l o f lu-r ti» Ilio g e n e r a tio n s fo llo w in g .
l«>t blk i D e »k ia « add
.70
Jeu« i No l a
M arysviu . k , Cal , tVc 29, 1S'.)2.
de middle oh do road” nitli ita ik v ii I ì . ii
There ia v e ry m u. h o f in te re st in th is condition in our slate with the condition siu'b limes.
lot *. hlk Mn Everest «ti l
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E ditors G k w - iiic
Thinking that my inelodv, as I Ksiked upnn tho “ open iieautihil city .
A mo>lera!e and graduai incrca-e in the L^rk ’ n* t’h uL*a
M illio n s h a v e t s v n e \ - iu Germany, tbo home of the beet.
lot* 10 11 12 i » Mk V* Kdw »nla «.Id ;
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TEMITRATCRK t a r l i .
friends at Newborg would like to know coontenaneea" <•( thè largo coaiixany p e n d e d to m a k e it u ltra , :iv o a u I a ll tax
area devoted lo bo|a in tins section is dé­
lot«» I a u *5 blk eoEtlwartid a<i i
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sometliing about the tKwd in Ibis valley, 1 gatbere-d atsml tbo piano—thè ex presi- payers h a v e a lig h t lo i d a se n se o f iv
sirable
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lier •eut Euglish
Sineo I w as here some First p e ri.si
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«t ,1 be avoidod if |»,ssihie.
"'¡o !••: 7 \" ft in H :rle*-s qrld
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your pa|s-rs, I will simply tell you what Foster and other lecturers, distinguished 1 1,, years ago tbo Smithson an Institute S . ' C u l t l p e r i o d
pq<ers State tbat the farinera of thaï Mitchell G W lot 12 in Mk A ll«>b>oaft a l J • 2 ..0
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we here at Marysville passed through.
reformers, eto.
I thought “ How near ■ has Is-cn greatly enlarged, and contains a
From Ibis table n.av l»e seen that the 1 coant-y, encourage I by the large profits
lot«« 14 »5 id blk A Holwoes aJJ
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This city is located ut tbo junttiou of akin I he whole world is.”
lundi greater vn iaty of sp .m iens. temperature i-> vere favorable, and during '»•»idi have been mad - on bo,n this year, M >rtt»ro»«di tyle
T h e beet and most popular breed
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the Fha mi l Feather ri.crs and pruiectiai
Fares for sale at f - p-r setting o f 15.
Tbo In a Jquarter* of tlie M . t . T l . of W asliingtoti'» niontiuient has l-o. u com- tbo sugar sto ing p e r M ia even sn¡<crior. are increasing very largely the area do Mill-« .1 A
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by luveea ( iuui ten to tillevu feet high. MarylaAd are iu Balliiuurt aaJ being re- pht*¡J ar.J the ¡ t , mJ- a Ij
orna-
lu lUe U ’ nfail
c o n i a r our • votcU to liopj. Tins is sutli.itut to tbow
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Poultry Yard
Wyandottes a Specialty.
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