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y g r OUR WOMEN cru w ' rn+'m n.rti ; I <-Uf it. >*'. — wî ENTIRE STOCK OF ROOTS AND SHOES Must bo sold l>y March 1st, REGARDLESS OF COST. N ew B uilding, opposite Morris, M iles & Co. A team loaded with cordwood not ble slight reduction of wages which might mired down on State street yesterday, result from their employment on public just east of tile stale house. A wheel got improvements by the state authorities. into u hole and upset part of tiie load laSl'ED KVKUY FBID A Y IIOKNIXO. which floated down the street a ways be L K T T K K m i n i ■•ItOF. IIA U T I.K Y . fore it was recovered.—Salem Vemoctal K DIT AltS AN'I) 1’UIlI.lHHKltS: Wouldn’t it be a good plan to act on F u ie n d s A c a d e m y , E. H . W o o d w . u i d & O h m . C. K m e u v . the governor's advice and adopt some U nion S prings , N. Y., Jan. 11, ’93. plan to make good roads, at least in sight > En. G r a ph ic :—This day finds me shel FRIDAY, JANUARY 83, 1893. of the state house? ' tered from the storm. The weather ha N E W B E R G G R A P H IC . E n tered a . wecoud class m atter at the post office at Newberg, Oregou. P 0 ¥ . I oo - iq h ark a n d th e lo p s of th e tre e s filled stale of affairs will not tie realized. But F. E. 11 ADLEV. J. It. HUNT. A. 1IODG&ON w ith d e a d w oo d , a n d y e t of su c h e x c e lle n t any other business enterprise conducted v a rie tie s th a t t h e o w n e r w a n ts to re sto re with the negligence and thoughtlessness I th e m to g o o d , h e a lth y tr e e s ; th o first that the majority of orchardists in this M anufacturers of th in g to d o , te d io u s a s it m a y se e m , is to community, as well as the whole state, fix up a sc ra p e r o u t of a n old h o e b la d e , care for their orchards would surely result a n d sc rap e o ff a ll th e loose b a rk a n d m oss in merited bankruptcy. The prevailing n o t o n ly on t h e tr u n k , h u t o n th o lim b s idea that to secure five or ten acres of 1 \\ *• are prepared to m ake a superior q uality ol drain tile tn all sizes. Larse orders promptly a s far a s p o ssib le. land and set it to prunes, and just wait •Hied. Correspondence solicited. Price list on application. Corner Main A Iiaytou Streets. I t is n o t w ell to le a v e th is p a rt o f tiie three or four years, and some how you j N E W B E R G , O REG O N . w ork to he p e rfo rm e d by tiie a p p lic a tio n will get rich off of it, is absolutely false. of a ly e wash, for w h ile th e use of a very Successful fruit growing is a science and s tro n g so lu tio n of lyo for se v e ra l se aso n s unless one takes an intense interest in it will rem o v e th e loose b a rk a n d a d d co lo r and will try with all the means at his to th e foliage, i t a ls o h in d s th e hark, command to learn all the details of the _ _ A . n. W A L L I N G , P ro p rie to r« - 0 !R ,:E 3C3-0 :iSr. w h ich is very in ju rio u s to th e tr e e , a s J it f business, or is able to hire some one that O S W E G O . All kinilz ol home grown uursery stock tor sale. We make a specialty of closes, to a certain extent, the pores d o es th is , lie h a d b e tte r le a v e o rc h a rd H A D L E Y , H U N T & CO. First Class Drain Tile. j lieen very unsatisfactory to one accustom- conceive how a man can lie ' cd to a more genial cliine. For about a genuine patriotic American and look j two weeks, we have had wind, mostly H I I I M U L i n T i n : B U M .S K L L K Il’S upon the American silver dollar with sus from northwest, mingled with snow, occa- 1IOOF. picion, as the Oregonian says is done. sionly, and mercury ranging from ‘JO deg. One niijht a poor wretch in a wayside saloon, Such action on the part of any man u|jove zero to 10 dag. below. Yesterday Who lingered hall-drunken about, H eard the voice ol the rum -seller's wife, as she should be taken as evidence that h e morning it stood at zero, but grew colder doubts the ability of the nation to redeem all day and at 7 :09 p. m. it was 8 deg. be said, "Go, put yonder drunken fool out.” its pledges. We do not believe the mass low, and a good gale off the lake all day through which the tree breathes. It is planting for some one else. I do not say P E T I T E -A.2SJ ID IT^k.ILX.A.nsr IE3 IR, XT UNTIES. The ruin-seller laughed as he shrew dly re of the people are more averse to accepting supposed by many that the tree breathes this to discourage any one hut rather to For prices, term s ami other inform ation, apply at Nursery or to M A IilB A C O L C O K D , I took a few walks of a mile each, making plied, entirely through its leaves, hut that is not encourage us to greater diligence and use our agents at Newberg, Oregon. payment in silver than gold. some calls and I found the wind wonder, In tones that would brook no reproof, truo. TI 10 green hark of tho tree performs all honorable means to make our chosen • Let hint stay If he will, he's doing no harm, fully cheery, I do not care to be so The fellow is shingling our roof." T iie Kansas City Woman's Suffrage cheered and I am intending to stay in to an office similar to that of the leaves, a n d and honored avocation a success in every do his memory reverence? Were tl’.ete The m onths passed away, but he came not Society is out on a war of retaliation. day as I find it much more pleasant in in connection with the cells adjoining, true sense of the word. By no means the aov w idows’ tears in that incongruous as- i appoarg to fill, sometimes, an office which least of these is the regular attendance seinbiy that crowded the sidewalk and , They do not propose, not having the vot the school room, my old home. again. The rum seller noted with pain. the leaves fail to accomplish. After and participation in our local horticultu tottered on the curbstone’s edge? Was ing franchise, to aid the masculine street This school, Union Springs, N. Y., And seeking him out, with hospitable air, scraping and pruning the trees, spray ral society. K. C. A rmstrong commissioner in keeping side walks and this the gathering of those whose hearts Boarding School, with about eighty stu He begged his "old frien d " tuejcolaiu. had been made glad, or hacks warm, or a few days, and you will be startled at the unex- crossings cleaned up. Consequently the dents, is under good regulations and is with a wasli that will keep the pores of ••You want me to visit again your saloon, p ected success that will reward your efforts. We 15 \ K It A It % F i l l MTt'H I K. society has passed an edict that no mem doing very good work. It is very beauti the bark open and at the tame time fer homos happy because Jay Gould had p ositively have the best business to offer an agent And ask why 1 linger aloof? that can be found on the face of this earth. With thanks for your kindness allow mo to ber’s dress shall come nearer than three tilize the tree. The lime, salt a n d sul fully located, overlooking Cayuga lake. “ Is she not a m yth?” Did ths inci lived? A gathering of such would haie S to.00 p rofit o n 875.00 w o rth o f b u sin e ss te say, being easily and honorably made by and paid to phur wash, the I. X. L. compound will inches of the ground. Bring out the old been an assembly of mourners that It is not better off financially than Pacific Because I am shingling m y roof.” dent ever occur?" These two queries hundreds idre * of men, women, boys, and girls in our Independence bell and let her ring again. College. The teachers do not receive accomplish this. Washes ttiat put a hard would have been a crown immortal at the employ. You can make money faster at work for have been asked thousands of times con Yc men who arc shingling the run-sellers root us than you have any idea of. The business is so coating on the trees, while killing the in rich man’s door. Mr. Gould left fivo mi!- - , easy to learn, and instructions so simple and plain, equal |iay. The Principal is an excellent By robbing yourselves and your own, cerning a woman patriot of tiie nine- sects, are certainly not good for the tree lio n s to hirf son b esid es h is p ro r a l a of a l that all succeed from the start. Those who take W e ukak that a petition is being circu lleinem ber the winter of life draw eth nigh, man, having fine executive aDility and teenlh century, who lived and died with hold of the business reap the advantage that And soon will the sum m er have llown. lated in Dundee precinct asking the coun being a thorough going Christian, full of in the long run. ! h u n d re d m illio n m o re, h u t th o h u n g ry , arises from the sound reputation of one of the out knowing that she hud become fa most successful, and largest publishing ‘Twill little avail In the day of God's wrath, After sceaping the trees, pruning is w re tc h e d , P h iv erin ^ cro w d of New York’* oldest, ty court for a saloon license. Won't our life. New York Yearly Meeting claims houses in America. Secure for yourself the profits mous, and je t whose name, embalmed To offer high heaven the proof, next on the program. If the trees are | j neighbors’ names who sign this petition j poor, th e ir cu rio sity isaiiefind, tu r n e d from that the business so readily and handsomely yields. tho school, but they do not give it a good That your house is now desolate only because, in the hearts of her kindred, as well as in All beginners succeed grandly, and more than look well, being published along with the support, either financially or by patron quite old and large, filled with much dead hi.-* d o o r to re tu rn to the tdiaden of th e ir realize their greatest expectations. Those who You’ve shingled somo rum -seller’s roof. (be immortal amber of Whittier’s verse, it find exactly us we tell them. There is plenty wood, and have made no new growth, a petition in a county pa|>er? A remon j s lu m s , w h ile h is coffin w a r c a tr ie d out try of room for u few more workers, and we urge izing it. The teachers are doing good And woe to the m an w ith the rum -seller's will ever lio hallowed. I and laid away it its la s t home, a s n a rro w them to begin at once. If you are alreadv era- strance from the temperanco element of work, in fact it is a first class school. severe pruning is what is needed. Open heart. Tiie following extract from a letter ploved, but have a few spare moments, and wish tho precinct wilt be in order, anil it ought There are not so many students as last the tops thoroughly to let in the light and j a n d co n fin ed a s th e ir own, a n d w h ich to use them to “dvautage, then write us ut once Who covers himself at the cost written to the author of this uiticle by and receive Of manhood and womanhood, m arred and de to be signed by every voter in the pre air. If the limbs run up too high and are s h a ll s h o rtly be us foul and odorous, too. | for this is youi grand opportunity), Idress, year. The people are complaining of John G. Wliittier will, undoubtedly, set j spoiled ; T i l l £ «Jfc C O ., B o x N o . 4 0 0 , A u g u s t a , M e . spindling, caused by the trees not. having And «hus comes Death, th e g re a t lev eler. cinct who has any respect for himself or hard times here, which is given as a rea Whose gain is that others lost, at rest all speculations—so far as the pee!' “The rich ami the poor, the low and thahlgh, enough to force the sap freely to that la the day when Ills house shall fall in on him his friends. son for a reduction in numtiers. is concerned—in regard to the origin of Shall moulder to du.st aud together shall die." height, cut them hack severely, thereby self, Property is very low here and is valued his matchless poem: The w eight of his sins shall have proof, A SURVEY lias lately been made of in many places at about one half what it forcing out laterals in tiie spring when the O ak K n o l l , D a n v er s ( M a ss .) F U 'tM « I d s K X l’I1ANGKS. When the lost whom he ruined shall crush him Scientific American sap starts, forming a head of new wood the proposed extension of the Narrow was twenty years ago. In the farming It) Mo , 19, ’80. uud cry, Agency f and enthusing a now life into the tree. Gauge road from Arlie to Ynquina bay. Sheridan folk*» boast of a mu« lun “ We shingled the rum seller's roof.” M y D ear F r i e n d ; —I had a portrait of districts the land is reduced ¡11 value hut The lino passes through Kings valley not so much as iu the villages. Tt The reason for this is that when the sap the good Lady Barbara, fiom the saintly killed by Eli Branson recently, a* it it Are you shingling the rum -seller's roof? hand of Dorothea Dix, whose life is spent were a great rarity. Charley II diiian Are you shlugliug the ruin-seller's roof? | and out through the HUet/. Indian res farmers have to use so much in tiie way starts in tho spring it passes from the and cane says ii Eli will go hunting with him lie'll The air Is again full of of fertilizers, that they say it keeps them roots through cell after cell in tiie sap- in works of love and duty, While your own house decays, are you ervation. >arafB cottage I ^*»1 a in,,i* l»on it) every slough t!n-y made of wood from Barbara's spending your days, standard gauge talk. The road has busy to make a living. I confess as far wood until ¡1 reaches tho leaves. After sent me by Dr. Steiner of tho Maryland L;rOK8' Ct"*rll,-V re.snily taxi- In shingling the rum soller's roof? lermized one of these gawky birds.—Re been made standard gauge about every as I see now, that a home beyond the entering the leaves a large portion was Senate. CAVEATS, —Rev. Loltrri Whitaker, Salem, Or., in Union porter. Whether she did all that my poem evaporated, Hie remainder, alter being TRADE MARKS, six m onths for the pnst eight years, Rockies is my preference. Siy nut. DE3ICN PATENTS, ascribed to her or not, she was a bravo G C. Kelsey, taken from this county with th e exception of spreading out COPYRIGHTS, etcJ My address is, care A. Marin, 38 Park united with the chemical properties of the and true woman. to the insane as. him last July, escaped F o r In fo rm atio n an d fr e e H andbook w rite to air, becomes thickened and forms a half B E .v R u t i .EU’ h b r u in weighed four the rails and the rolling stock. Every Row, New York City, N. Y. I followed tho account given me in a und returned to his home in Carlton M U N N & C O ., 301 B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k . ldest bu reau f o r securing p a te n ts in A m erica. liquid sub-dance which descends through private letter ami in the papers of the about two weeks ago The superin'on- O ounces more than th a t of Daniel Web other part of the whole business seems Respectfully, E v e ry p a te n t ta k e n o u t by n s is b ro u g h t b efore time. I am very truly thy friend, tiie inner bark, between the bark anil <lt .111 was informed of his return, and ap- j th e public by a n o tice given fre e o f charge iu th e ster, being one of tho heaviest on rec eusy enough. G. N. H a r t l e y . pearing belter he was allowed to icumui. J ohn G. W h it t ie r . wood. Most of it by hardening consti ord. Barbara Hauer was born in Lancaster, He became worse, and annoyed ’tie peo- ! tutes a new layer of wood, a small pait • j E x - p r e s i d e n t It. 1$. H a y e s died at e x t e n s iv e m a c h in e r y . pie by taking anything lie wanted with- i rg est circ u la tio n o f an y scientific p a p e r in th o 4*4 making new bark. This makes the flow Pennsylvania, Dec. 3, 1780. and every qut leave, and I he sheriff was telephoned j L w a orld. A b i d e from th e advertisem ent of his home at Freemont, O.. hist Tues Splendidly illu stra te d . N o in te llig e n t din i A great many people aro asking where sh o u ld b e w ith o u t it. W eekly, 8 3 . 0 0 a * «;£ drop of ancestral blood in her baby body, of sap much more vigorous as the same 1 0 come mid get hi n Supi. Rowland j y m e an Portland, and tho resources of the day n ig h t at 11 o’clock. Fils lust is the money to come from to pay for the a r; 91.60s ix m o n th s. A ddress MUNN A CO- wiil prohahl) send after him toda).— P u iJ L is ttfc iu , 3 0 1 B roadw ay, N ew Y ork C ity. state, tho Portland exposition paid a words were, “ I know I am going steam rock crusher, engine and roller amount of roots have less wood to supply, had been inherited from the founders and Reporter. preservers of the then youthful Union. consequently that which makes no new where Lucy is." H e had lieen iu purchased by the county court at tiie last n e t prollt of $9,870.80. In childhood, she removed to tiie ante- Those making arrangement for tiie gold ! usual health up to Saturday when he session. Others are inquiring what the wood returns quicker to tho roots. There DICTIONARY HOLDER county wants of such an outfit. These being loss wood for the roots to supply, colonial ami beautiful, rnountain-girdleil medal ennlesi to b-- h.- .l in the opera ; THE D id you e v s t lea rn w hs* fa b u lo u s r e s u lts g r e w o u t o f th« A n h o n est m an w ho h a p p e n s to |ied- was seized with an unusual cold while are important queries. We would an they are given more strength and encotir- town of Frederick, Marvland, where she lions«, F.i ' tv evening, dan 29ih, sav il » « n u fact are By Mr. No-yes o f a n ocnam antai' ntsm l to h o ld th s a r y ? T h e story rea d s lik e a fa ille , b u t to t e ll it o n e m u s t d le lu lls w ith o u t a licen se in S alem is in Columbus, (>. He was tnken homo swer that if it is proposed to inaugurate a psoui. . s to im a One entertainment. lic tio a n n oth er q u estio n ; H ave you ev er n oticed th e advert lived and died When forty years old. The contest slits are three voting Indies tsk i f th e A cnootur C om p an y, w lu c h sta rts ou t a s f o llo w s ; fin ed $10, w h ile a w o rth le ss d r u n k g ets and while Ids friends knew he was not thorough and effective road system, to agement to spread out, making a new j May 6, 1800, she wedded John Caspar from .McAiin vi11 — , three from Newberg 1 growth of small, fibrous roots, which ab make roads that will stand the test oi well lie was not thought by the public liis b e d a n d h o ard for five d ay s. 4 5 sold in "89 one from Sheridan. They have suc to he seriously ill. His sudden death time and travel, such expensive machin sorb the moisture from the soil as long as Frietchie, anil having no children of her and ceeded in securing Mi s Ada Howard, l 2 ,2 8 8 sold in ’8 9 ery is probably needed. Such a system own, devoted herself to the training of H k v . T. F. C a m p i i i x i ., the founder was u shock to all. Cleveland Is now should contemplate the expenditure of ut they aro new. This part will bo explain professor of elocution and music in Pacific | 6 ,2 0 8 sold in *30 of the Monmouth Normal school ami the only ex-president living. least half a million in building, not keep ed under the head of cultivation. As to numerous nieces and nephews; for next College for a reading. She also promises | 2 0 ,0 4 9 sold in ’9 S to her instinct of love of country in her ing in repair, county roads, and it would spraying with some suitable wash, the for m any years its president, died at lie the best investment tho county ever reason is, that besides destroying insect broad and intensely loyal nature, was to sing a solo. Miss Howard is a grad 11 1 6 0 ,COO vvU! b e e e ir l In 5 C-2 __ his home in Monmouth lust Tuesday ate of an eastern school of oratory and is . T he Cincinnati, Dayton, A Michigan made. Its first step should ho a diagonal S t o o l W in d m ill a n d S t e e l pests, it softens tiie hark, cleanses the that of maternity and love of domestic T e a r or e v e ry 3 m i n u t e * . morning, at flic ago of 70 years. said to be a reader of rare ability. The . Railway Co. has discharged all em rock-bottom road from Sheridan to New- C T T h e s e figure* t*ll th * life. Frederick, situated midway be pores and to a certain extent the tree ab s to ry c7 th o e v e r-c ro w ln s , ployees of inteni|>erato habits and has an berg. This would run through McMinn medal has arrived and is a beauty. One iv o r - s o i n s , e v e r l a s t l n s W e s e e many favorable comments nounced that henceforth only men of ville and LaFayette, and Dayton and sorbs through its hark tho beneficial tween Baltimore and Washington, D. C., judge is to be selected from each point I te e l A c .- n .o to r . W h o r a o n e t o e d o t l i c r o fo llo w ^ from the press regarding tho election of sobriety wili he given employment. Amity could be easily connected with it. chemical properties of the wash, thereby was then and is still, essentially a city of represented by contestants and every ar.d we 'V B U e tlte C o u n t.-* .’» A longer spur would ho required to con becoming fertilised, which produces re homes. Around it cluster more associa ,« t w t«M i.in » « » t t x i w f . Fulton ns president of tho senate hut all Most of the great railway lines of tho nect Carlton and North Yamhill, and the effort made to insure a fair decision. In w to .n U , V u erne W. V y e v e n ’ tl.o m eans w ith w h ich it w a s b u i.t tho papers aro silent regarding Ready eastern half of tho United States aro en system should he continued until every sults nearly equal to those obtained from tions with our colonial life as a nation addition to the medal a secoud prize will op u n til i t is th o th ird largest than about any other town in tiie old fertilizin'» the soil. u te r o f ste e l in th e W est (' em g w ho was elected speaker of the house. forcing practical exclusion of drinking section of the county was provided with a be given of a book.—Reporter. on ly e x c e e d e d by tvfo o f th e good outlet. The annual expenditure o In all instances it should be remember state of Maryland, except Annapolis, its g reet H arvester com p an ies) men from their employ. TI 10 ofllcors of $100,000 for the next five years would - --------- ----------- ----— ~ ~ ~ _ . . j — w m w h o lly fu r n ish e d by th e capital.—Nellie Bleiting Eyster. in Janu D ictiunary H older b u sin ess. Th- I k t h e r e is any truth in the rumors of these companies tuko tho common sense give Yamhill a good road system and ed that any wash applied to a tree that b rin gs u s buck to th e H old er, and N A T I O N A L R E M E D Y C O . su ggests in q u iry a s to h o w it took crookedness at tho state insane usvium view that where the safety of life and would add two millions of dollars to the lias a tendency to cover up the pores is ary Californian. an d h e ld und still h o ld s th e fie ld , David W. Martin, general agent for ttie Na- in crea sin g r a p id ly fro m year to year. tho public should know it, and the guilty property depends upon employees, it is value of farm property. Tho court prob injurious in the long run, and should nev tinnul Remedy Co. wishes to announce that he T h e secret v ! th a t su c c e ss is th is; F I T D O W N A S A H O S I E R . now lias two agents in Newberg for the sab Mr. N oyes h as m a d e a m o st p e rfect, parties should be punished. If there is necessary at all times that they shall lie ably has some such plan in view, or it er be used unless the frees are fearfully ot his m edicines. Mrs. Mary Ilebson, on south artistio and m erito rio u s a rtic le , and would not spend over four thousand in iniectod with pests in ¡lie summer time, m ain ta in ed a h igh sta n d a rd o f no truth iu it, some of the Marion county in full possession of their faculties. Cor- expensive machinery.—Reporter. James Whitcomb Riley went abroad Meridian street, near the fair grounds, and h a x a c s e lle e an d su p p lied th e article Mrs. Cnx. on Fir.-t street,one door west ofYres- a t a lo w u c price. T he m erit o f th ese when it is absolutely necessary to apply papers ought to ho muzzled. recently, and on the vessel coming back byteriau chareh, are Ida only authorized porations aro fast learning that they can’t D ictio n a ry H olders b a s b e e n s o great The purchase of a rock crusher for such th a t th e y lite r a lly so ld thom aalves, agents, wtio have and will hereafter keep on somo wash to prevent their spreading so volunteered for the regular ship’s cone rt hand a full supply of tiie above-named rem e an d in s u ch great q u a n ti afford to employ men who befog their portions of the county as are not so fortu tie s th a t a s m a ll p rofit o n septpdto-tml Wi: understand that Brother Harding brains with liquor. This harrier against nate as to have gravel banks or bars rapidly before cold weather, and when a for the benefit of destitute mariners, says dies. each o n e liae m a d e th e re su lt ab ove m e n tio n e d . winter wash could not ho applied with the New York Commercial Adeertiner. of I lie Telephone-RtgitUr is a candidate tho drinking class is going to increase at where gravel may he had for the hauling, They have g o n e to a lm o st every h a b ita b le p ortion o f t h e g lob e, Ho read a number oi his poems, which for tho McMinnville post olllce, Frank a rapid rate in tho future, consequently is no doubt a very good thing, but it is a safety. ev en to th e rem ote isla n d s o f JA P A N E S E th « se a , an d aro k e p t by a ll Now the result of all all this work is wero rapturously received by everybody h a s the host wishes of th e G r a ph ic in the the young man who learns to tip the fact that where gravel can lie bad by booksellers. that at the end of the following season present with the exception of two very race, as wo believo the patrons of the tempting howl is lessening his chances hauling any reasonable distance, tho cost you will have a healthy, vigorous tree, stolid Englishmen in the front row. The office would lie faithfully served by h im . for a good position, in a way thut will will he much less in making the road and J B. W A R N E R , Btuprise him in the near future. That a tho roadbed will he much smoother and ready to hear a full crop the following following conversation ensued between year, In the place of an old eye sore which j A new a ml Complete Treatm ent, consisting them later on in the amoking room : W e iii -: liev e that the locks at Oregon premium is to l>o put on sobriety by those more satisfactory to the general public. 1 of Suppositories, Ointm ent in Capsules, also iu did not have vitality enough to mature “ I say, Arthur, what was that chap 3 Hox am! Fills; a Positive Cure for E xternal, City should bo controlled hv the state, who employ men is indued a hopeful Last season when the plan for graveling Internal. Blind or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, what fruit it had on. There are a great name who read the verses?" ; Keceut or H ereditary Piles, and m any other our streets was first talked of it was really ami only such rates lie charged as will omen. NEWBERG, OREGON. many old orchards that are worthy of no diseases and female weaknesses: it is always “ Aw, that's Wilcox Iiiiey—lie’s quite surprising to hear the many disparaging meet actual running expenses. Such an a ere it benefit to the general health. The first better fate than the woodpile and it would a clever tradesman.” I am prepared to sink wells on short notice j discovery of a medical cure rendering an op arrangement would bo u saving of tlious I t is worse than foolish for tho various wor<*'’ spoken by many who wore hold to he time and money thrown away to do with a knife unnecessary hereafter, find guarantee good work at a reasonable figure. “ Bless me, who’d ’a ’ thought it! I j eration This Remedy ha> never been known to fail. Get my prices before having your well made. amis of dollars yearly to the people of the labor organizations to oppose the use of a8ser* l',a^ ^ would be money thrown anything hut dig them up and make wood heard he was a literary chap and all that $1 per b o x ,«; fur $'t; >ent by mail. Why suffer upper river. from this terrible disease when a written convicts in the making of roads for the 1 awav' « ,ho «ravel wol,M Mmk ,l ”an of them.—Rambler, in Rural Xorthueet. sort of tiling.” I guarantee is given with ('» boxes, to refund the C P R I N G BRA NCH state. As long as men aro found vicious j 0,1 * before spring and the streets money if not cured. Send stam p for free “ No, I’m told he’s a hosier.” Sample. G uarantee issued by Woodward, Tun legislature ought to pass a law re enough to violate all law for the protec- " oll^l s°°u he as had as ever. 1 his class “ You don’t say so? Really, now, Clarke & Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, H o r t i c u l t u r a l M eeting. ! sole Agcu’s, Portland. Oregon. quiring all railroads in the state to bo lion of life ami property, that long will i t ' ol people favored planking, claiming that C. F. MOORE «fc CO.. The next regular meeting of tho Clie- what a pity it is that a man fixe him properly fenced. It would really be an he necessary to pruvide punishment for 1 **'is was tho only wav to m ike roa”s *n Sole Agents for Newberg. should be tied down to a shop.” economical outlay on the part of the rail- the same. This necessarily involves a Oregon. To those who l ad been accus- hal.-in Valley Horticultural Society will And this is what it is to he tiie Hoosier ’,,,e graveled roads in the he held at Maris’ hall the fourth Saturday road companies and a groat satisfaction great expense to tho state, which must bo l0,ne’l *° poet. A C. C O X , N ew berg , O reo o s . to persons through whose land tho roads met by direct taxation. To offset this '‘a,d> *uoh talk was ho b and they were in this month, the JSth, at J p. in. enormous drain upon tho taxpayers I anxious to see tho trial made. W hat d o 1 A committee was appointed some time run. Wo ho|>e to soe such a bill ago to make out a list of varieties of fruit T i n : P O O R A T I B U L U ’ S F U N E R A L . during this session. o u s p la n s liavo lieen a d o p te d to make we see now? As big a load may be ÌL I. p e n ite n tia rie s a s n e a r as m ay be self s u p hauled through town in tiie middle of to plant, both for commercial and family I O n th e d a y of J a y G otiM 'n fnnor.xl th winter, as was hauled at any time orchard. This committee will make its | po o r of N ew Y o rk , th e threat u n w a s h e d NEWBERG, OREGON. Ol'R county court is showing commend p o rtin g . Of all p la n s , p e r h a p s th o w o rst W y a n d o tte s a S p e c ia lty . through tho summer and the skeptical report next meeting w hen a full discus- | from t h e h id d e n d istric t* th a t lie b etw een able zoal in tiie matter of road improve- '* tt,e couvitl m which enables just received a full line of new goods, J are not only convinced bat silenced ¡11 sion will likely follow. This meeting will • t h e B ow ery a n d E a s t riv e r, p o u red forth I have latest { » Uterus and best q uality, and will shrewd and often unprincipled manufac The best and most popular lirot’d ments. Tho public generally don’t ob as the quality of our goods their grave predictions of failure and the he of much importance to new comers i from th e ir d ism a l q u a rte r* a n d sw a rm e d sell at h ' low figures Fin's for sale at s - por sotting of 15. will justify. jeo t to the exiHMiditure of even large sums turers to enter into disastrous cotn|ietition and tieginncrs in fruit growing, as this re \ great waste of money. If anybody wants balm ing outfit just received. Cali on or addra», 3 . Hobson. u p l'if th a v e n u e to tiie lu x u r ia n t c o rn e r A complete em of money for the improvement of the with honorable manufacturers who em Come and see me. 1 to see tho good effects of gravel on roads port is prepared by practical orcha.lists w h e re lh o m illio n a ire lay d«*ad in hi* public highways if it is done Judiciously. ploy free labor, and has, doubtless, a ten , lot them coine to Newberg and witness and made especially for this community. | uoilin . I t w as a u tra n g e fright. T h e se And this is what tho court appears to 1« dency to reduce wages. In this transac the change made in streets that wore on- The report on “ Orchard Fruits,” at the i m ise ra b le c re a tu re * th a t se ld o m a re poen a ! aq j.pa « , j EILIOUSNES; tion the state, though indirectly, partici doing. We hope to see tho good work { pates in the reduction of wages of her free ly last winter the butt of jokes from trav annual state meeting last week in Port ¡flo cro M th e d»»ad lin e t h a t d iv id e* tv - continue. land is probably as goo I as could lie se tw een t h e d is tric t a llo te d to w ealth a n d • j workingmen. Another plan is state own- eling men from all over the country, hot the roads of the county tie graveled cured for the whole state. But is was In g ra n d e u r, a n d th e h a b ita tio n s of th e poor, The Capital Journal hits the na‘1 pretty ° f ■"»"“'• ‘'•o' >«• or »n‘> °P- wherever gravel can possibly ho had. tended for all of Oregon and at best could Evans ¿c Cleinenson p o u red fo rth lik e a tid a l w ave from th e •quarely on the head when it says en*lion ol thom COOTict Uhor' lhe ou<- tie only general in its nature. Do?ire to announce to the public that they have , sh a d o w * u nd d e p th s of New Y o rk , su d - “The farmers of Oregon nee.) better I *M,t °* •hoo|,I not be placed upon W I N T E R W O R K IN O R C H A R D S . The qm stions of what to plant, how , d e n ly ca st u p a g a in s t its lijh f a n d lu x u ry . opened a meat m arket in Newberg, ami are roads much more th in cheaper grain th o m a r k e t a t a ru in o u s re d u c tio n of the now prepared to supply anything In the line o to plant it, and how to care for it, are hags. Tho WOO,000 or $300,000 that a ra te s e s ta b lis h e d by p riv a te p a rtie s e n ‘‘I ’ n k c m p t a n d in r a j s m a n y of th e m , A great many on li irdists seem to think jute mill will coot had better be spent gaged in s im ila r e n te rp ris e s . \ t b ile th is th e r e is little for them to do in the winter questions we hear almost every .Hkv. Al w o m en w ith sh a w l* a b o u t th e ir h«*ads F r e s h B eef, P o rk c r M ir to n , giving ilio tanner a chance to get ids crop so how m 1 w hen t > spray, w hat to spiny 111 « ) , in so m e d e g re e , te n d to lessen wa and consequently do not make any pre am ! in fa n ts in th e ir a r m s ; m en w ith wan to market. At all times. V ; aro re«’ «vtfnlly invited t with and what : r. at • repeatedly asked. v isaijea a n d jin n .it fo rm s t h in 'y «-l.i l, J’.ad roads blockade the famer at horns ges, i t is n o t a s d a n g e ro u s a s the lease paration fur winter work. For those that nearly half the year, shut up the mills, p la n . T h e w ork of co n v ic ts on public have large orchards, there is plenty of When we stop to e. 1 sider that not one in w eird , s in is te r figure* of crre.Mue* *>f i • * tii paralyze the merchants' business and h ig h w a y s m ay p ro p erly co m a u n d e r the work to be done in the winter time in or ten who are dinv'ly interested in fruit se x e s, w h o s ta re d a b o u t th e m a s tin in ch keep the people ignorant and in poverty 1 niture ever attend these meetings ami Tho farmer cannot sell Ids products w here h e a d of work for th e s ta te , and w hile der to get it out of the way for the spring hut few more l e a d good liorticu'tiiral pa- t h e i r m in d s w ere h i«Y w ith s 'i a n . v an d i e lu siv o p ro b le m » ." tho market is tiest for him on aecount of th e re m ay be so m e good g ro u n d s for ob and summer w rk, if they intend running the Rural Xarlhireet), or had roads. »Vila? was this m-i^s-.f in,-in/re v’s h' 1 * Q nr.kt r C ity P o u ltr y Y a rd . THSS.B. HEADACHE IL IY E CUBE jecting to it, it cannot materially effect their orchards on business principles, ii pors, (such Before Oregon efiends a quarter of a wages of workmen, while it will bo of un the orchard is young an.I healthy, the D.siks, it » , lot he a great wonder if in inanity doinz st tho limerai of th* dead RA . ! P H Y S I C million to gire the farmer a quarter of n i few years 1 community will be fiood- and r»n~ >1 U. Bn»h cent saving on his grain I i A rs , let the told benefit to the state at large. Un work will not he so great as it w i!J if c 1 with infi r fruit, and such orchard- man of • hundred millions? What had 1 1 jni, b.I I Aiilo- If taken ai directed, wc Guarantee Sat they to do »-ih (loath ip niarhle palaces” ► Isle «pond that « uni to givo the f ir m e r ioned idleness on the i>art of three or the orchard is old an J coverc 1 will« nic-s isfaction or refund your monej. very re«pcut Eggs for sale i.iie -t |v r cent on their in- - Wliat fellow fooling or bond of sympath;. * open markets lo sell W en lie cun often four htiudicd convicts would prove vastly and loose hark. Take, for instance, an ist* will n l s a tis action euaranteed DON'T SICKEN. DON'T C R I f i l . “ave ten cent« a bushel on hi« gr dn. more Injurious to the state than the possi- old orchard that ¡3 covered with uioss an 1 v e s tm e n t. It is to bo hoped that this brought them there? Ila-J they couic to NIWBERO OKSOOK. ” c e a u a«r bott’.*. b r yenr Dr izgirt. decZIlT W e cannot T iia la ,tin IV u r s e r y , WORK FOR US ^ m a fific J la im a n I D 2 IU IX CU FT ; WELL BORER. 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