Ü ï:
SEE
OUR
S P R IN G
AND
SUMMER
V i
■
fii
You w ill find the place for it when you
DISPLAY
OF
AND
Q U A L IT Y
ELEGANCE.
O ur seasonable stock likes nothing but buyers. They come. They w ill be satisfied. They w ill buy, at the Fairest Prices E ver M ade for such Q u a litie s.
Visitors are not asked to believe, but are shown goods to Convince them that we are Leading the Trade in
n y n z E is r s &
b o
y s " c l o t h u s t
i f you want value for your money, come and see us.
brated Brownsville W oo len Goods for this valley.
c
, g k b u s t t ’ s f u h i t i s h u m o - g - o o d s , h a t s , e t c .
Truth brands our goods Honest Quality.
llem em ber we are exclusive agents for the Cele
Yours F o r Trade
t
I'K O flltA M
talk on the various features of the work
on Saturday night. He also conducted
Of tho thirtieth quarterly ineoting of
tho exercises at the Y. M. C. A. rooms on
the Oregon State Horticultural Society to
ISSUED EYJCKY FR ID A Y MORNING
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Miller is an on-
Rheumatism, Fits (epilepsy), Scrofula,
he hold at Eugene’ Oregon, Tuesday and
N E W B E R G , O Z E ^Z E G -O H ST .
thuslastie Endeavorer, a good singer and Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco Habit,
Wednesday,
April
11th
and
12th,
1893.
EDITORS AND PUBLISHEJlU:
a very pleasant talker.
; quickly and permanently cured by the
TU ESD AY, A P R IL l l T I t , 2 P. M.
E. II. W o o d w a r d a n d O k m . C. E m e r y .
The place for holding the next meeting j wonderful B I-C H LO R ID E o£ GOLD
Music.
Address of Welcome,
lion. John I has not been determined on. E ith er' treatment.
F R ID A Y , A P R IL 7, 1893.
McCiung, Mayor of Eugene.
Sheiidan or Am ity will probably be
(T h e u ric a c id e n tir e ly ex
D IR E C T O R S :
p o lled from
th e
b lo o d ),
lull
Response, Pres. .1. It. Cardwell, Portland. chosen.
TH
E
I-AST
W
INTER.
Cured
in
from
flv
t
to th irty days.
g . w . M c C o n n e l l ,
g . c . C h r i s t e n s o n ,
w . k . a l l e n
E n tered a.-, second class w i t t e r at the post
Fruit Evaporation, A. 11. Carson, Grant’s
office at N e w b erg , O regon.
It has not been very long siuc-e it re r»Trp« (E p ile p s y ) P e rm a n e n tly c u re d , no re-
Winter, so called, is yet with us. The
G. W . M I T C H E L L ,
A . R. M I L L S .
Pass.
1 1 1 0 turn o f 't h e disease fro m tw o to four
quired
a
base
hall
game
or
a
dance,
to
get
temperature varies from 35 to BO degrees; A few Practical Thoughts on Prune Cult
w eeks treatm ent.
A m p le Facilities A fford ed for t lT r a n s a c t io n o f a General B anking Business.
ure, .Morris Humphrey, Eugene.
a company of young people together in O p n o n T T r a A n d the w orst cases o f in h erited
C a r t e r I I a iu iim o n o h o o f the m o s t cor but tho weather is cloudy and tho rains I
o n u r U J jIl blood taint q u ic k ly and perm a
G. W . M i t c h e l l , Pres.
A. Ii. M ills , Vice Pres.
M oses V otaw , Cashier.
a,1<* J °dlin Moth, Emile most of tho towns in the county. Tiie o n en
rupt politicians of the ago has been aro freqent, though not heavy. Through-! f,a" •/°80
tly cured.
f„ ..„ (u-r> I Bchantio, The Dallas.
largo number of bright intelligent young H B T T }f in ? U l? C !y C u red in from 20 to 30 days.
out the state the temperature is from two
elected World’s Fair Mayor of Chicago.
TU ESD AY, 8 P. M.
IJnU illY O lU lO O iM ’ i n i ,
> .O K P iU N fc i r
men and women present S3 delegates T O IS.AC. C o habit cu red 10 to 20 days.
to live degroos a day below tho normal
A. HODGSON
J. R. H U N T.
F. E. IIA D L E Y .
Fruit Packing Practically Illustrated, II.
from these towns indicates that a change
I t is to ho hoped that Cleveland will ap and the rainfall Is deficient for tiie period
No restriction or publicity.
Patients
E. Ratlin, Portland.
point a man to succeed the lute Judge from July 1st last to date from 15 to 30 Geology, Soil History of Oregon,
Prof. for tiie better hit* taken place. Tho bet cured at their own homes. 49,009 suffer
ter element of society nil over the county
Thus. Condon, Eugene.
M an ufactu rers o f
Heady who has as clean a reputation in per cent. The winter wait devoid of any
ers cured in 8 years.
marked low temperatures. About Janu Illustrated Talk on tho Hop Louse and rejoices to soo tho change.
his homo as tho deceased had.
Full particulars v\ ithout c h a r g e , address
Codiin Moth,
1’rof. F. L. Washburn,
A meeting of more importance to the
ary l it tho low st temperatures wore re
Corvallis.
KAN3AH women are coming to tho front. corded ; in the mountains and higher ele- Fungus Diseases of Plants and Fruitr, moral and religions interests of Yamhill |
£15 P o w e ll St., San Frazicisco, Cal.
Dr. A. .Sharpies, Eugene.
county has never been held within our j
In the recent municipal elections in valioiiK of eastern Oregon it was from 3
W e a re prepared to m ake a su p erio r q u a lity o f drain tile in ail sizes. Large order» promptly
borders.
Get a young man or woman
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12TII, 1 :30 I . M.
some of the towns in the state there were to 21 degrees below zero; to tho wo3t of
filled . C o rrespon den ce so licited . P r ic e list on ap p lica tio n . Corner Main A Dayton Streets.
the Cascades it was from 5 to 20 degrees ; Fruit Growers’ Organization for Future s’ ar’.ed right and then surrotiud them
more women registered than men.
•J A P A N E S E
02R E C G 02Ñ T.
U E W B B R i G ,
with Endeavor influences ami their
above zero. Tho marked feature of the 1 Markets, J. M. Wallace, Salem.
¥ f e s g f F
v * /
Soils oi Oregon, Prof. Dumont Lots , Cor-
j
JU~-
chances for an upright Christian life are
O ld Indian John, once tho proud chief winter was tho heavy snowfall, especially
vullis.
of the Columbia river Indians died ut the west of the Cascades from December 20th Tiie Grape ami its Culture,
Rev. D. IC. all favorable.
I war-house at Portland last week. He to25!li and from January 27th to Febru- | Loveridge, Eugene.
Pruning Practically Illustrated,
A. II.
W . C. T . D. M e e tin g .
A n ew and C om p lete Treatm en t, consisting i
was supposed to ho about 125 years old. ary 5th, Tho snowfall in sections was
o f Suppositories, O in tm en t in Capsules, also in
Carson, Grant's Pass.
Tho W . C. T. U. mot in tho Y . M. C. B o x ami P ills ; ti P o s itiv e Cure fo r E x tern a l, |
NEWBERG, OR.
unprecodent. Over the wheat urea of the
FLORAL EVENING, WEDNESDAY, 8 I'. M.
In tern a l, B lin d or B leedin g, Itch in g , Chronic,
A. rooms as usual, on the 29th ult. The R ecen t or H ered ita ry P iles, and m an y oth er
T iik W orld’s Fair management lias an state the r i i o w fell and formed a coveting
Music.
and fem a le w eakn esses: it is alw ays
C EVEREST, brooder of 8. C. B. Leghorns, S. C. W. Leghorns,
nounced that every tiling will ho in read for tho fall sown wheat, during tho period Report of work in Floral Department, atiendanco was good an.) tlio meeting diseases
a great ben efit to the gen era l health. Th e first
It. C. B. Leghorns, Silver Spangled Hamburg», Barred Plymouth
very
interesting,
it
being
the
last
meeting
d
is
c
o
v
e
ry
o f a m e d ica l cure re n d e rin g an o p
of
the
oxtremo
cold.
Mrs
J.
C.
Card,
Portland.
iness for the opening on the first of May.
eration w ith a k n ife unnecessary h erea fter.
Rocks and Pekin Ducks.
Tho snow was generally lighter ovor Some Choice Forms of Oregon’s Flora of tho year. A summary of the reports T h is R em ed y has n e v e r been ku v. n to fall.
Our commissioners say that tho Oregon
Birds from tho leading yards.
Call or write tor anything
Under Cultivation, Mrs. S. Collier, Eu showed that a diligent work had been $1 p er box, ii for $■">; sent by m a il. u hy sutler
exhibit is getting on nicely and will be tho stock country, and reports indicate
needed
in my lino.
from this terrib le disease w h en a w ritten
gene.
done.
From tho superintendents of gu aran tee is g iv e n w ith <5 boxes, to re fu n d the
tho stock to bo in good condition and that
there on tim-.
Music.
m on ey i f not cured.
Send stam p fo r free
there lias been a very small percentage Pansy Culture, Miss Ella Talbot, Talbot twenty-six departments, full reports were Sam ple. Guarantee issued by W oodw ard,
presented by all with tho exception of C larke A Co., W h o lesa le and R e ta il Druggists,
HeightB.
E. E. E L W O O D ,
T iie c r o o h a m for the coming meeting lost, More was lost by being killed by-
Sole A gen ts, Portla n d . Oregon.
Music.
four. These reports show that an amount
C. F. M OORE & CO.,
of tho Oregon .State Horticultural Society coyotes and wild cats than thoso that
S ole A gen ts fo r N ew b erg .
The Newberg
of good seeds have been sown, here the
at Eugene will he found in this issue. died from the effects of lack of food or
S. C. K. CONVENTION.
Y. !
past year, they will spring up in God’s
This meeting will bo full of interest to shelter.
Tho acreage of wheat has genorally
Tiie convention of the Young People’s own time. Then will come the rejoicing
fruit growers. The subjects of evaporat
B IL IO U S N E S S
ing fruit, pruning trees and the organiza been increased, in somo counties to a Society of Christian Endeavor of Yam hill w hen the sheaves aro being gathered in.
¡sr°v£
tion of fruit growers aro full of interest to largo oxtent. Tho amount of wheat seed county met at the Baptist church in New- We know that
Keepe a full line of
" W e cannot e x p e c t to bo reapers
ed
or
that
will
bo,
will
make
an
acreage
berg on Saturday morning of last week at
oyery one engaged in fruit raising.
A n d ga th er the b righ t go ld en cars
larger, oven than tho immense acreage of 10 o'clock.
• w
- a j t c h i e s ,
Tho president of the con
U n til w e tlrst h ave been sow ers
1891, whon it was (135,000 acres, from vention, Pies. Thomas Nowlin was in tiie
CLOCKS.
A n il w a tered the fu rrow s w ith tears,”
M ic h ig a n lias passed a inoro stringent
which fourteen million bushels of wheat chair, with Walter l'\ Edwards occupying
JEWELR
The average attendance for tiie past
mortgage tax law than the one repealed
were harvested.
tho position of socretary. Amo3 Stan- year was twenty anil-one-fourth,
by tho lust O regon‘.legislature. It pro
_A.nd
O
p
tic
al G oods.
Tho winter and firet month of spring, brough gave a short address of wolcome gin the new year with sixty paid up
vitles (or tho taxation of mortgages at
taken as a whole, have been decidedly to tiie visiting delegates which was re members. The following named persons
A specialty made of Repairing and Engraving. I am
their face value, no matter where they
here to stay, and all work warranted.
cooler than usual, with a deficiency of sponded to by Rev. Denton pastor of tho are tho presiding officers: I ’resident,
are owned, tho ownor of the property to
precipitation.
Thoso conditions havo Cliirstinn church of McMinnville.
Mrs. J. H. Townsend; Recording, Secre
M a in Street,
NEWBERG, ORE.
havo his taxes reduced by tho amount of
materially retarded tho advancement of
The delegates present were as follows; tary, Mrs. Wm. Allen ; Corresponding
tho m ortgage; tho ta x oso n tho mortgage
vegetation and ulso retarded tho sowing Lafayette Evangelical:
E. E. Wash Secretary, Mrs. W. T. M acy; Treasurer,
m ay bo paid by tho ownor of the property
of Bpring grain.
burn, Rev. E. Curren, Anson Henry, Mrs. Christenson, and vice-presidents
and deducted from the interest due the
I’RKSENT CONDITIONS.
Fred Henry, E. Cary, Jacob Sctmeider, from th j different churches represented:
holder of tho mortgage.
Reports from all parts of tho state show Frank Billington, Fred Derby, Henry Ed- Baptist, Mrs. Marshall; Christian, Mrs.
SA TE ,
J ' SC I?EAP
that there is not even an almond in mlston and the Misses Lydia Washburn, H ash; I ’resbyterian, Mrs. N. E. Britt and
^ C M E Churn?, T J U C K E Y E Pumps
T h ere are forty-four Jersoy cows now bloom yet. In 1889 on March 22nd, the
If
taken
as
directed,
we
Guarantee
Sat
Mabel Baker, Viola Smith, Isora Edmis Friends, Mrs. Bowerman. W o foel quite
isfaction or refund your money.
on tho grounds at tho World's Fair that poach, almond, cherry, apple and plum
C A R R IA G E S ,
D ISC Harrow?,
ton, Lola EJmiston and Laura Sampson. strong and able for the work with these
D O N ’T S IC K E N .
D O N 'T OHIPE.
wore selected from 30,000 standard bred trees were in bloom on April 2nd. In
McMinnville Baptist: W. T. Follows as our loaders and with our one Great
J A V A N S ’ Lever Harrows,
50 cents p er bottle, by you r Druggist. dcc231y
cows from twenty-two states by the 1891 ttio buds wore backward but on
t»
and Ralph E. Storey.
Dundee Union: Leader, for ho was nevor foiled in battle
cd
re
P 'E E D .Mills,
( ' IA N T Grubber?,
American Jersey Cattle Club, of Now March 28th many fruit trees were in
Rev. A. M. Bray and Miss Mary Swet- nor beaten in conflict. Victory will be
ti
York. They are entered In tho great bloom and in 1892 on April 2nd the fruit
|
JAU
N
K
SS
,
man.
Am ity Union:
Mrs. R. O. ours for “ Right is sure to win.”
m
dairy competition, by which is to ho de trees could be said to bo in bloom. I ’run-
£l
Jones, Austin How-aid, Henry Patty,
T M F IiO V K D Planet Jr. Cultivator.
0
termined tho liost grade of dairy cows.
►?
ing of fruit trees is about done, but few Miss D. Ingraham. Newbcrg Christian:
T IIK H A W A I I A N
I> K A T H -r i:A Y E ll
C. F. B u tler, B reed e r and F a n cier o f Lt. B ra h
o
Among the states represented in this orchards, if any, havo been so far culti
0
1
m
a
Fow
ls.
D
u
ke
o
f
Y
o
r
k
and
A
u
to
J
O
IN T E R S ,
J ^ N I F E Grinders,
■
Miss M. Maris, Gcorgo Hash and J. E.
crat
strains.
stable are: Alabama. 3; Conneticut, 5;
Upon the minds of such a priest-ricjder.
t>>
R. Earl and
cd
Iowa, .3; Illinois, 2; Kentucky, 0; New vated. Tho bods aro swelling now and Todd. Sheridan Union:
J ^ A W N Mowers, ^ J O W E R S ,
people as the Hawaiian! were, while un
rM
Stock first class in e v e ry respect E ggs fo r sale
York, 7; New Jersey, 4; Massachusetts, in a few sections color can be seen on the Miss Lulu E. Churchman. McMinnville
der
their
«ancient
form
of
religion,
it
was
o
and satisfaction gu aran teed.
^
E C K Yokes, Q I L S , J SLOWS, Q
3 ; Michigan, 1; Minnesota, 1; Ohio, 1; ends. 1’rcscnt conditions nnd indications Christian:
Mrs. A. Todd, Miss M.
o
a>
but natural that superstition should gain
Missouri, 2; Wisconsin, 2; Pennsylvania, point to a most favorable fruit year. Tho
-re
NEWBERG
O REG O N
Guilds, T. B. Kay, Rev. Denton, and M.
T
>
AKES,
t^ C R A P E R S ,
3; Vermont, 1. Alabama leads witli the
10
a rooted hold. Tho moat curious and ef
o*
champion butter-maker of
America. acreage of fruit has been greatly increased I>. Dodson. Springbrook Union: J. II. fective belief to which they were made
r |MCURY Carts
"JJ reversal Wringer,
<D
o
This cow is Signal's Lily Flag, with a this is especially true of peach, prune, Hutchinson, Charley Mitchell, Glee Hoi- \
&J3
record of 1,047 pounds of butter in one l>eur and apples trcoH.
Spraying lias ladav and Prof. Richard Haworth. New- j subject was that a man ran ho prayed to
■yTcgetable Cutter?
AGON’ S,
op
Id
death—a belief that survives among the
veur. She is tho property of W . 1-1. born commenced in Jackson county.
cd *
berg Friends did not appoint any dele- |
Matthews, of Huntsville, Ala., end she
natives to tiie present day. For tho suc
hi
X . Y . Z. &c. For salo at tho
O
Very little plowing tins been dono so gates but instiuctcd tho whole society to
is valued at $15,000.
Massachusetts
M ain S treet,
NK W llKR Cr, O REO O N .
cess of tlio tragical death-prayer it was
3
comes next in order with Eurotissima, tar this spring. Tho soil is very wet and attend.
a>
necessary
to
obtain
some
hair
or
a
piece
un ex-champion, with u record of 47!) piito cold. Tiie rains considerably delay
The reading of tho reports showed that
Having
op
en
ed
a
s
to
rk
o
f
M
illin
e
r
y
at
Mrs.
of linger nai! of tlio intended victim A
pounds of but ter in a year. This animal spring work. Tho principal increase in
there were fourteen societies in tho coun
O
R 1
is ow ned by D. F. Appleton, of tho W alt
priest was then employed to use incanta D a vie*, o ld stand on M ain Street. I re sp ectfu lly
this
year’s
growth
will
he
in
wheal,
fruit
in v it e tho in dies o f N e w b e rg lo c a ll and see me.
ty,
an
increase
of
nine
sinco
September
ham Watch Company.
tions and prayer for his destruction. The
und hops, tho laltor appears to ho very 10, 1892. Number of active members 445.
genorally increased. Reports all indicate Number of associate monihers 71. Num efficacy of prayer was terribly illustrated j E V E R YTH ING N ^ W Cf
C R O r - W K A T I I K I t l l t ' I . I . l : 1 1 N N O . I .
In these cases ami tlio results prove how j
unusual activity in agricultural and horti ber of members wiio have joined with
deeply superstitious fear was implanted
M y e n d e a v o r w ill l e to please, b y se ïliu g
INTRODUCTORY.
cultural operations, nu l both start out somo of tho churches during the past
This is tho first weekly bulletin of the under i ho most favorable auspices for a year 94. Amount of money raised for in Ilia Hawaiian’s heart. Always in i good goods at a reasonable m argin o f profit.
A
C. ( » X ,
M R S . C. P. K E N Y O N .
6th year of their issuance. In tho past successful year. Tho cold, damp season, mission purposes $101 85. For local work formed of tho doom that the priest was
invoking
upon
him,
tho
victim
generally
we havo aimed, ami it is to Is) hoped suc retarding bloom as it is, will materially $305 26. Total $407. 10. Tho program
N ewberg ,
O r eg o n .
ceeded, to havo tho entire state thorough assist the fruit production of the year. It as published last week was carried out pined away nnd died.
There is a story current that an Eng
I
L
L
I
X
I
:
r y
ly, promptly ami accurately reported in prevents growth to grain, but allows of witli hut little variation.
NEW BERG,
O REG O N .
lishman in tho service of Kamehaineha
these bulletins; the information which its stooling and rooting. White the pres
| I, having incurred tho displeasure of a
NOTES
t ___ p
TT
n
I h a v e just re c e iv e d a fu ll lin e o f n ew goods,
tho latter proceeded to “ remove”
they contain is for the public, to lie used ent looks fuvorale for a successful year, it
L a m O
CiC x i o l l o y .
Patterns and best q u a lity , and w ill
Notwithstanding the continued rainy
*
sell at as low figures as the q u a lity o f our goods
by tfioso who are interested, as tho mer shouM 1)0 borno in mind that in years weather tho surroun ling towns sent good him by the d ;ath*prayer process* The
w ill ju s tify .
NEWBERG
;
O REG O N ,
■ An*;1 o-Saxon,
v u.w«>, however,
In>wever set up an opposi-
j A co m p le te em b a lm in g outfit ju st re c e iv e d .
chant carefully soeks information relative past, April frofts have injured fruit ami a delegations.
tion altar in derision, and jokingly pro
„ p
C o m e ana see me.
W e h ave ju s t rece re d from N ew Y o rl
to the supply and demand of that which few days dry, hot winds in Juno havo cut
A well prepared paper on “ The Prayer claimed that ho intended to pray the stork of
he has for sale, so much tiie more should the expected yield in wheat from 39 to 10 Meeting,” was read by E. E. Washburn priest to death. Alarmed at the threat
Stair Building a Specialty
and overwhelmed at the failure of b is ; S E - A . S 0 3 S T -A-ZÖJL j IE j
the farmer, who produces, sock for infor bushels |>or aero.
11. 8. I’ . vouk ,
ol the LaFavetto delegation. His pajs-r own ineanfutions, the sorcerer died, prov- j
PU m and Specifications furnished on appli
mation relative to tho prospects, supply
Local Forecast Official.
showed a careful study of the subject.
ing bv his death his faith in his religion. I
cation. Residence corner Sd A Meridian Sts.
Wt also
»m l demand of tiiat which ho produces.
« " 4 ! « ' « » ' ?«y!
Long prayers received an all round — K Klhworth Corel/, in A pril Californian. I - t,ru' r l,' r
kc p a sc.cet stock o f L a d ies’ F u rn ish in g G Md.
O r e g o n Min to W e a t h e r S e r v i c e .
Manufacturers and producers of ail com
hard sitting down on by everybody.
: v hit ii w e in v ite the l id ie: o f N e w b e rg and vi
F o r S a le .
modities guides their business entirely by
SUMMARY.
Tliev don’ t count in Christian Endeavor
c ln it * to c a ll and inspect. First street, 2 d.x»rs I
such Information and statistics us they W i u n i e l l , N e w u ekg , Or., March, 1893. meetings. Rev. Clark, the founder of the
40 acrea of choice fruit land, 15 acres V.,« • f M orris, M iles ¿¿ Co.
can obtain, at great expense to them too, Elevation above sea level
499 ft. Y . P. S. C. E. says the reason ho never cleared. 1,000 fruit trees and small fruit.
lloiiirht in eastern M arkets at bottom
44.6°
lienee it behooves tho farmer, tho buyer, Meun teni|n r itme
makes long prayer* is, he keeps prayed Good house and barn, 2 miles from New-
lirici ?, am i otl> red at real values.
— 15°
the consumer to seek information from Departure from normal
berg.
For
particulars
call
at
Newberg
Evans & Clemenson
Maximum temjicrature
(»3° date 5th up all tho time.
4
*
Dozen Shoes, Men’s, W o m en ’s and
these reports, furnished at tiie expense of Minimum
”
The paper prepared by Miss Lizzie Nursery or address A. B. Cooper, New-
date 2nd
K id s ’.
I ! . 1>. F O X , P r o p r i e t o r ,
the United State* by direction of tiie sec Mean of maximum t«mi poraturu
Dc>ire to announce to the public that they have
51° Clark of Sheridan, on ” nie Relation of berg. Oregon.
63 Doze > TTMcrwear, Men’s, Women's opened a meat market in Newberg. and are
** " minimum
“
retary of agriculture for tho benefit of the
NEW BERG,
Î
ORE«: ION.
tho Christian l-.inlcavor to tho Church,”
i
mid
K
id's.
now prepared to supply anything in the line o
\\ a n t e d .
whole people, lty co-operation on part of Number time« maximum temperature
90° or fit>ovo
0 was read by Miss Lou Churchman, tiie
160 Dozen Hosier, 7> M e n ’s W o m e n ’s
the press of the state tiie information col Niunlier limes minimum temperature
Agents to sell oar choice and hardy
A good su pply o f
writer being absent.
mid Kids'
lected by this bureau relative to Oregon
32° or below
Wo have many new
3
Tiie signs oi tho times indicate morals Nursery Stock.
42
Dozen
Shirts, Men’s and Boys’.
is made public and if sufficient desire is ; Number time* minimum ternperaturo
of a higher I m e among tiie voting people special varieties, both in fruits an 1 orna Beef.
P o rk & Mutton 36 Cozen Hats,
20
At .11 lima?. Y.vu arc ra.pavlfully in vltri to
manifested for the information it will be j 40° or below
throughout Yamhill rounty in the future. mentals to offer, which are controlled on
call au.l ,cc them. First St., one door west
4 00 in.
endeavored to secure from tho wheat dis Total precipitation
ly by ns. W e pay commission or salary.
Such
a
number
of
young
people
showing
Heady
Made
(Nothing,
ivo
r
i
„
to
en
,!e
of Towusend's hardware store.
I>eparturo from normal
»0.47
tricts of the east a telegraphic report to l«e Greatest precipitation in 24 consecu
an active interest in religious work could Writ? us at once for terms, anil secure
o l e- t-ry-.hin.-
ire w tth the r
Overall* and Jumpers.
NEWBERG
OREGON
included each week in these bulletins. I tive hours, and date
lain «tr e rt. r
north o
0 57 on 1
not have boon gathered together in any choice of territory.
Collar?, Cuflh, Ties, G loves amt Mitts,
oto
gallery.
W e have secured the services oi several Prevailing direction of wit J
M
ay
BitoTurms,
Nurserymen.
town in tho county two years ago.
hundred citizens, principally farmers, Number of clear days
Suspenders Garters, Y arn ete.
Hoeheeter, N. Y .
“ Our Missionary Responsibility," by J.
who will re|sirl for their section the gen
*'
" partly cloudy days
B
H
A
X
(
H
E. Tod-1, and “ The Junl-r W ork,” by-
Stationery, B ’ nk IV" k?. Album?. Ae-
eral weather and crop conditions. Efforts
ftw in g Cfcv ?. Combs,
"
** cloudy days
A d m i a l f t r a t o r a N o t ic e .
cordi tut
24 Mrs. J. J Jessup were well prepared pa
havo lieen made to improve tho system,
"
“ days on which .01 or more
In the r o u n t y Court o f Y a m h ill County,
per* that were listened to with much in
1>>1I>, Fancy Goods.
Iu the mut ter of he L 'tn U ’ »
to make it more thorough and more com
Mis M. E. Baldwin &
of precipitation fell
22 terest.
of
letvelrv. Gobi Rinds. Plain ami
prehensive. That tiie people of Oregon Nunilicr of day s on which .04 or more
Miss Lillian Harr art ¿7
On account of the union services held Josiru Ho RSUH), rvecA«e.l>
I w
ith
' R
u
b
ie
s
, Diamonds, etc.
giv en that the underidftie
N tire i-
appreciate tho work of tho bureau is
of precipitation fell
17 at Friends church on Sunday morning
O re «.
or t'f the Cou
ha« been »«
shown by their actions nnd it causes us Dates on which had fell
»re * e o , d u ly
12th anil 30th the oilier churches adj >onied and attend Yamhill t
20 Y«nr Tilled Gold, * Iver mu! : liver- f ° t tbr l.ie firm of Smith A H.worfb.) have e n
f the e s u lo o Joseph Ho
an Avi mi ni:
tered lot» partnership and will engace in the
inc W alche* and < r>I<! Pens.
to exert ourselves the mere to furni-li to
“
"
“ snow (ell
9th and 12th
ed there.
President Nowlin combined k in » d e r r » :
Millinery bu»tnes< at Mrs. Baldwin*., one d«ror
V >v the
the people such information us they want
’ * of light frost
2nd, 9lh amt 12th Kode a vor and Ulster Sunday service
? and Bua-rie; Cloth, Ma Je to Or- west o f the post o®ce. nnder the firm name of
tate aro h ereb y
ACAlM't M(.
relatively to the weuther and crops of Or I ate of lunar halos
not
to«
der
for
those
20th note** iu one p of hi is characteristic sermons
nt the same to
1 P1 -ti t ir io n s ! V
t his re sid en ce :
BALDWIN A HAWORTH.
carnal to tool
•gon. To disseminate inf--rina- ; n at the
Tin* month ha* bttn unuKually ooM, which waa • we’d received by the large
O regon, wit
ItaTing the largest stock «1 M illinery Goods
trrvof
W orld’s Kstr, concerning Oregon's cur •rainy.
Vcy« tution ha * conpcipiently audience pn nt.
I.
st
roretdar
breve
The
best
and
l
» tn day o f M.v
[*ted •
ever
to I this cit, we cord ta il, invite
I
»
•
» . r e brought
*-r.-i«h t to
r setting o f 15.
I'vrtrs for sale
rent westher and crop statistics, the Ore retarded. aUo j ill farm *•'
J I i:
E. s. Ml
nt
Pt •rfland, pi
I V
I
1 * 1 * 1 fO
i rto- l.d-re ol Nrs
Newlerg and vicinity to call an«»
\ tmttthtraior
.Wre
gon W orld’s Fsir Comiui—i on have made
S. Hobson.
? a verv
-
1 J t l
L 1 I G .
ic - r reel
«- - t them
t'-eta before
bet.
purchasing eirewhere.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
arrangement - witli this bureau to have us
telegraph on Tuesday of each week a
brief resume of Oregon’s weather and
crops. This telegram will bo plainly
written on a black hoard mado for the
purpose and displayed at tho Oregon ex
hibit thus furnishing information to mil
lions concerning our climato and our pro
ductions.
The Chehalem Valley Bank.
Incorporated 1893.
Capital Stock $40,000.
IIA D L E Y ", H U N T & CO.
Dr. Wood Bi-Chloride of Gold Institute,
First
Drain
Class
Tile.
ak Drove Poultry Yards,
-X Z E W E X s IE D R ,,
M ,.*
TIIE S. B, HEADACHE SLIVER C08E
I P H Y S I C
Christenson 13 rotliers.
g
3
w
Q u ak er C ity P o u ltry Y a rd .
I*
3
g
3
M IL L IN E R Y S T O R E .
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT HOUSE
Oliristenson Brothers.
mm
M
J
B. CUMMINGS,
Contractor
& I
LARGEST STOCK
TO SELECT FROM.
New Meat Market.
A IN S T R E E T M A R K E T ,
Fresh Beef, Pork or Mutton,
N SEW
Poultry Y ard
Wyandottcs a Specialty.
T
SPRING MILLINER
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