Newberg graphic., April 28, 1893, Image 2

“W ith Every Suit o f Clothes liought for Cash at our store during the next <50 Days, we will give a H at, worth at least 10 per cent o f the price o f the Suit.
W E GUARANTEE OUR ENTIRE STOCK TO BE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
And at prices much lower than they can be bought for anywhere else in the county, quality considered.
nishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
W e carry only M en’s and J^oys’ Clothing, Fur­
Remember, we are Exclusive Agents for the Celebrated Brownsville W oolen goods.
C l a c k a m a s county horticulturists have it is about ¡50 feet high.
It is protected varied from .10 to .44 of an inch. The fooJ, thus injuring her milk and the but­
effected a county organization. Now let all around by a light ornamental railing coo! weather retards the growth of a'.l ter made from it. Good digestion and
| A door lias Ireen cut in the immense vegetation. Fruit buds are swelling in assimilation are imperatively necessary.
Yam hill do likewise
) trunk, and as a major part of the interior the Columbia river valley, and a few
It tbo miik is kept in the cellar, the
M b . M cG i'lne, the game protector, is is hollow, there are other exhibits inside, each treds are in bloom about The utmost care must lie taken that no de­
N E W B E E .G , CHRiE(3-OUST.
KMTOIIH AND PCIII.I• lIKUs:
hereby notified that when he has seemed which will lie lighted up with brilliant Dalles. Grass b growing fairly well. caying vegetables remain there. T oe av­
E . II. WOODWABD AND OilM. C. K'lIiHY. the removal of the dams in the Sanlinm, incandescent lamps.—Oregonian
Plowing and seeding ban progressed and erage cellar is a very |>oor place to keep
Umpqua and Clackamas rivers, the poo-
| is about 85 per cent done. In localities milk.
F R ID A Y , A r i t l h 28, 1103.
HTF.A5I L i ’ A T T H E F A I It.
the ground freezes at night. Strawber-
1 pie up this way very much desire that ho
fn feeding dairy cows supply all the
D I H i E G T O E i S :
proper food that can be digested and
todav
f
*t:8
art*
beginning
to
show
blossom
in
1
,
‘
'rtai"
obstructions
in
the
CjIIt.Aao>
Apri,
25.-,Steam
was
s
e
c
o
n
d
nisi.»
"
li
t
t
e
r
hi
Entered
o.
w.
M c C o n n e l l ,
g . e. c h h i s t e n b o n .
W . K. ALLE N '
o M c e ut N ew berit, O regou .
Willamette at Oregon City so that tve can , urne<J
lht) c>|ill(lerg of the main ! northern W asco county. The increase I turned into milk. The profit consists in
G. \V. M I T C H E L L ,
A . It. M I L L S .
get F;tlmon cheaper than ten cents a moth engine of the world*« fair ground* in acrta" e U ‘ <,lite ‘»««id era b le. Reseetl- j getting tiie largest possible product from
A m p le Facilities A Horded for tb o Transaction o f a G eneral B a n k in g B u sin ess
pound.
K I C K riCO.M T O W N .
that in to furniHl. the power which l'resi-1 inB o t w,,lter «ow " *ri,in U “ !" ‘ ost c o ^ ' a given number of cow s.—American
pleted.
Sheep
shearing
will
begin
as
!
Farmer.
G. W . M it c h e l l , Pres.
A. It. M i l l s , Vice Pres.
Musrift V o t a w , Cashier.
dent Cleveland will next Monday press
Old friends alius Is the best,
U p a t Indei*ndenco thn offleer. of the ,nl0 autivjly ttt lhe touch ul a button. soon as the weather settles. Throughout
Halest like and heartiest;
law fail to compel saloon keepers to close
K now ed uc first, and d on ’t allow
The following extract from Pague’ s F. E. HADLEY,
The performance of the engine was de­ tbo state there is an unanimous desire for
J. Ii. HURT.
A. HODGSON
W e’re so blame m uch better now !
up on Sunday according to ordinance. clared to be perfect, except for a few de­ less rain, more warmth and bright sun­ woather report indicates thut the oldest in­
They was standln’ ut the bars
Some of thu roHi lrmts are proposing to lot tails. Thu plans for oixming thu exposi­ shine.
habitant
who,
“
never
saw
such
a
time
in
When we grabbed “ the klvvered kyars”
STOCK.
their cows run at large which in contrary tion are now settled, promising a simple
all his born da ys." is right for o n ce : “ The
And lit out for town, to make
Manufacturers of
Irom thorough reports the following season is the coldest on record. In fo rm -
to ordinance. They argue that it is just but majestic spectacle. All thu machin­
M oney—and that old m istake!
Information
is
com
piled
by
the
Oregon
,.r
years
there
has
been
much
more
pre-
as
much
the
duty
of
the
oilicers
to
en­
Wc thought then the world wc went
ery will start into motion wlieu the but­
force the Sunday closing ordinance as the ton is pressed by President Cleveland, Weather Bureau relative to the number I cipitatioii, but none bad tbo con tin nous
Into beat “ The Settlement,”
And the friends ’ i t w e’d make there
cow ordinance.
thousands of yards of limiting will be re­
W ould beat any anyw here!
1893.
Wc an- prepa-t',] L, make u superior quality nf «Irwin tiie iu all size». Large order» prom ptly
who have resided so many years in Ore- titled.
leased to float iu tbo air and a grand sa­
And they d o, for that's there biz;
Correspondence solicited. Price list ou a p p lica tion Corner Main A Dayton Streets.
Estimated Value.
! gon is correct relative to tiie cold back
S a i . cm w o m e n o b je c t to t o b a c c o ch o w - lute of artillery be tired. Then President
They bent all the friends they in—
Cattle
888,293
$14.811,291
NEW BERG,
•Cept the real chi friends like you
O R E G O N .
o r* w h o sta n d a b o u t to w n a n d e x p e c t o ­ j Cleveland will go to the manufactures’ j Hornes
299,4(13
13,713,842 | ward spring. The amount of rainfall is
’ At staid home, like I <1 ort to!
rate o n t h e s id e w a lk fo r t h e m t o “ w ip e I building, where lie will receive the com ­ Sheep
2,43(1,077
5,933,182 in excess for tho mouth of April, but de-
W ’y of all the good things yit
912,703 j ticient for the period from January 1st.
204,699
u p w ith tlio ir d r e s s e s .”
T h e t o b a c c o missioners of foreign nations. This alter- i Hogs
I ain’t shot of, is to quit
The amount ol sunshine is greatly ilefi-
h a b it is a v e ry d irty d is a g r e e a b le h a b it noon, the world’s fair national com mis­
Business, and get hack to sheer
Total valuation .
........... $35,343,075
l cient. No April on record lias had the
b u t it lo o k s a b o u t as s e n s ib le as th e sty le s sion assembled for tbo initial session of j
These o ld com forts waitin' »ero—
In making the above estimate horses
amount o f cloudy weather and the num­
o f w o m e n ’s d re s s th a t a re w o r n lo n g its final meeting. .Sunday opening was j
These old friends an’ these old hands
^ C M E Churns, J »U C K E Y E Bumps
have been averaged at $45.80 apiece.
’ At a feller understands;
ber of days on which rain has fallen.
e n o u g h o n th e stre e ts t o w ip o u p e v e r y ­ the burning question before it, but no
Cattle at $10.07 upieeo. Sheep at $2.40
Those cold winter nights, and old
ARIt I AGES,
J^I.SC Harrows,
t h in g w ith w h ic h th e y c o m e in c o n ta c t.
discussion or action was indulged in. To- ! apiece and hogs at $4 40 apiece. Consid­ Smce March 7*li rain has fallen at Port­
Young folks chased in out the cold !
«tí
land
on
47
days
out
of
the
49.
Since
JAVAN
S’
Lever
Harrows,
day’s gathering was merely formal. It is ering that tbo sheep will clip seven j
Hing “ Hard Tim es’ll Come A g’in
(J
February 1st rain has fallen at Portland
i»
A t W e s l e y a n University in Ohio, liaz- uot the intention ol the commissioners to
cd
No M ore!” and neighbors all jin e iu!
J^K ED Mills,
^ q iA N T Grubbers,
pounds of woo! to the fleece, we have |
on 72 days out of a possible 84, while the
ing lias been engaged in lately by the j originate tbo discussion of the Sunday
H ere's a fellow com e from town
over 17 million pounds of wool for sale
JT A R N E S 8,
average for the period is but 41. While
students ar.d some of the victims aro said question themselves, hut it is exported
Wants that air old Addle down
witiiin the next three months. The con­
tí
Krom the ch im bley! Git the floor
there has been an excess of cloudy am!
to he disfigured for life, although medical the matter will com e up in the form of a
JM
PRO
VED
Planet Jr. Cultivator.
O
dition o f the stock is generally good.
Cleared for one cow tilllou m ore!
rainy days the amount of rain has been
experts have used every means known to fresh resolution from the local directory.—
It a poke the kitchen fire, says he,
Tho winter was comparative severe, but
w
JO IN T E R S ,
J ^ N IF E Grinders,
deficient. The ruin has fallen in small
science to prevent it.
Any institution Oregonian.
And shako a friendly leg with me!
>>
as a iule food was plentiful and the loss
amounts and slowly, allowing it to
—James W hitcom b Riley.
that continues to allow the practice of
cd
J^A
W
N
Mowers.
^
TOW ERS,
was very small. The weather lias not !
M
thoroughly saturate the soil, now tho soil
hazing to ho carried on ought to lie' sup­
C U o r W E A T I l E l i I J C M . K T I N N O. 4 .
c
been favorable to tbo lambing season,
J ^ E C K Yokes, Q I I . S , J»L O W S , Q
being as full of water as It possibly can be
U. W . F At n t k i . h o y , one of the ablest pressed by the authorities.
o
yet so far it has been very successful, the
+J
FOB THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, APRIL
it runs off and helps swell the volume in
ami mont eloquent lawyers that over
J| A K E S ,
gCRA TERSl,
^
Ul
increase lieing generally estimated at 90
i s , 1 8 9 1.
the streams which are already full from
practiced at the Missouri bar bus left his
T he Milton Eagle very truthfully says:
per
cont.
T
b
o
sheep
are
in
good
condi­
r
p
E
R
R
Y
Carts
J
J
niversal
Wringer,
©
In 1887 frosts oeeiirod throughout the
the melting snow in the mountains. The
practice to engage in the ministry.
A newspaper might bestow complimen­
Iti)
tion and the fleece promises to be heavy
egetable Cutters "^yA G O N S,
backward season has been caused by tlie
u
tary notices upon some people al! through stato as late as tho 18th, the rainfall was
and of quite long staple.
a
continuous low temperatures, wiiich have
T h e May number of “ The Californian life and they would never suy boo! Then in excess, the ground was very wet and
1!.
S.
I*
a g u e , Local Forecast Official.
i-l
X . A*. Z. ike. For sale at the
been from three to ten degrees a day be­
Jlluiirated Magazine" is on our table. let one item up|x ur that Isn't intended to tho spring was very late, AVarm, dry
low
the
normal.
The"
nearest
approach
This number is fully up to the standard east any reflection upon them whatever, weather did not begin until May 15th,
CD
T H E II.1 I R Y
to tho present season was that of 189).
of this most excellent Pacific coast maga­ but is worded so that a misconstruction and on the 29lli was one of the warmost
A cross of Jersey and good feed makes
is placed on its meaning and it will touch days on record.
zine.
O R 1
In 1888, April was warm and dry, a good cow.
off their anger and they hasten to declare
«JA P A N E S E )
damaging frosts occured as late as tiie
A regular time for feeding is of the
I it A A. Piini.rs is again quill sliover on the editor the meanest man oil earth.”
8t!i. Strawberries were ripe on the 25th utmost importance.
l h e North Yamhill Leader. Thu gentle­
Shade in summer is as grateful for
man w h o did a banking business on the
T iik city council of Forest Grove, fol­ and new potatoes were dug on the 30lli.
capital of other men didn’ t hold out very lowing out Die idea of the state represen­ May was warm and dry, w hile Juno was stock as it is for man.
Ascertain the merits and the demerits of
tative from one of tho interior counties, wet. In 1889 April was warm and dry,
A new and Complete Treatment, consisting
long.
J B. CUMMINGS,
o f SiipDositories, Ointment in Capsules, also in
Inis decided to post tho city ordinance« in tho season was well advanced. Fruit a cow before buying her.
M gx and P ills; a Positive Cure for External,
Milk-giving quality is as im portant Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic,
T he gobl brick swindle was played on three conspicuous piaros in the town, and trees were in bloom in March. The win-
N ew berg ,
O regon .
R ecent or H ereditary Piles, and m any other
an Aberdeen, Washington, banker a few thus save tho amount formerly paid the ! *or preceding was very mild. May fob in the sow as in the cow.
diseases and fem ale w eaknesses: it is always
a
great
benefit
to
the
general
health.
The
first
Improved stock is now bo plenty that
They would think it awfully lowed with rain up to tho 21st and nor­
days ago. The banker lias a brass brick printer.
discovery of a m edical cure ren dering an op ­
In 1893 the spring none need to breed scrubs.
eration with a knife unnecessary hereafter.
and $5.000 worlli of experience for bis mean, however, if tho Timex didn’ t con­ mal temperature.
This Rem edy has never been know n to fail. Bought in eastern Markets at bottom
was
cold
and
backward,
similar
to
the
Two
pounds
of
butter
per
day
each,
for
$1 per box, 0 for $.*»: sent by mail. Why stiller
troublo. The crop of fools seems to bo tinually give place to all sorts of puffs for
prices, niid offered at real values.
from this terrible disease when a written
present year. April was cold, rainy, and 3,000 Jersey cows is the report.
thè town.
good this year.
guarantee is given with <» boxes, to refund the
vegetation backward up to tbo 33th when
Making milk gives a cow a good appe­ m oney if not cured. Send stamp for free 44 Dozen Shoes, Men’s, W om en’s and
Sample.
Guarantee issued by Woodward,
K ids’.
T he Sheridan Sun, a week or so ago, the rain eonsed mid warm dry sunshine tite. See that she lias means to gratify it. Clarke & Co., W holesale and Retail Druggists,
P r o b a b l y tho longest winded man
gole Agents, Portland. Oregon.
63
Dozen
TTnilerwaar, Men’s, W om en’s
prevailed.
Frosts
on
tho
lltli
and
12th
If
you
feed
the
pasture
too
close,
you
in
mention
ing
tho
tilo
factories
in
tliia
ulivo toduy is .1. C. Carter, consul for lhe
<’ . F. MOORE Si CO.,
and K id ’s.
Sole Agents for Newberg.
United States before the Ucliriiig Sea part of the valley, failed to mention New- damaged tho peach crop slightly. May deprivo it of the power to absorb sufficient
160 Dozen Hosiery, M en’s W om en’s Stair
tribunal.
E veiy day for two weeks berg, a fact which wo called its attention followed warm and dry. In 1891 April air.
and K ids’.
was
normal.
Vegetation
was
somewhat
It
would
seem
that
87
per
cent,
of
water
to.
This
seems
to
have
stirred
up
tho
Plans and Specifications fa m ish ed on »fqitf-
past the papers have regularly announced
42
Dozen
Shirts, M en’s and B oys’.
late,
but
It
was
healthy
and
prosperous.
c Ition. R esid ence c o r n « 3d 4 Meridian Sts.
in
miik
is
enough
without
adding
to
it.
editor of the Sun, who announces that
“ Carter is still talking.”
Exercise and air are necessary to the
the soil about New berg is principally clay ! The season of 1891 was one of tbo most
36 Dozen Hats,
“
“
i___________ ■ "— —a
Him. F laoci , of the Salem Democrat, and unfit for anything hut brick and tile . favorable and the harvest was tho best cow, though it may reduce the flow of Mrs- M. E. Baldwin &
Heady Made Clothing.
In April 1892. frosts con-1 milk.
W e notice that people come on record.
probably knows whereof ho speaks when making.
Miss Lillian Haworth, Overalls and Jumpers.
Let your sw eetcream butter stand a
ho advises Oregon democrats, In Wash­ here and pay two or three times os much tinned up to the 20tb. Tho season was
(of
the
bite
firm
o
f
Smith
<fc Haworth.) have en­ Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Gloves mid Mitts.
late,
but
earlier
than
the
present
for
by
few
days
and
it
will
liil
tire
hill
for
sour
for
our
clay
in
they
could
buy
land
for
ut
ington city lo com e home, saying that
tered
into
partnership
and
w ill engage iu the
the
13th
flint
trees
were
in
bloom
through­
cream.
ettspendors, Garters, Yarn etc.
“ nothing is to tie gained by camping at Sheridan, where we are informed that
M illinery business at Mrs. B aldw in’s, one door
&c
Two things aro requisite in making west o f the po. t office, under the firm name o f
fruit treoH have to be anchored to stuke.s out the state, except in the counties south
tho White House door.”
Stationery, Blank Books, Albums, Ac-
good butter— a good butter cow and a
to keep tho wind from blowing them of tiie Columbia river valley.
eordeons, Dressing Cast's, Combs,
TIIE I’KESKNT YEAH.
WESTERN OREGON.
Desire to nnnonnee to the p u b lic th stth ey h »v »
good butter maker.
CALDW1N S l HAWORTH.
T h e big MeConnolbMaguire company, away. We are generally very well satis­
Brushes,
Dolls, Fancy Goods.
opened a meat market In Newber*, and are
Cloudy weather, rain, low temperatures
Every dairyman should have a port­
merchants and grain dealers of Moscow, fied with our clay, brother, and we notice
Row prepared to su p p ly anything In the line o
and
occasional
frosts
have
boon
the
H
aving
the
largest
stock
o
f
M
illinery
Goods
able
creamery,
to
he
independent
and
in
that
some
one
comes
in
to
take
thu
place
Shirt Jewelry, Gold Kings, Plain and
Idaho, has made an assignment. The
ever brought to this city we cordia lly invite
Set with llubies, Diamonds, etc.
recent full in tho prico of wheat was of those who (or anv reason see fit to marked characteristics of the past week. case of emergencies.
the Indies o f N ew terg and v icin ity to call and
The
amount
of
sunshine
was
decidedly
When
cow
s
are
in
an
advanced
stage
leave
us.
This
is
pretty
fair
clay,
down
given as the muse. Tho company was
20 Year Pilled Sold, Silver and Silver-
inspect them before purchasing elsew here.
ine Watches and Gold Pens.
hero ut “ t^uakertown,” and fruit treoa deficient. The mean tem|ieratiire was of lactation, shallow setting of their milk
incori.orated for $100,000.
from 42 to 45 degrees, which is from 4 to is laitter than deep.
stand mostly right end up.
Fine and Business Cloth, Made to Or­
0 degrees below (he normal. W hile the ■'The dairy sire to lie prepotent should
T ub transcontinental roads surely have
der for those not too peuuriously At »11 times. You are respectfully Invited to
call »nd see them. First St., one d oor west
carnal to look well.
no occasion to complain over lhe patron-
An exchange sings this doleful song: I rains have been frequent, yet the total ho descended from a long lino of dairy
o f Ton-userid's hardware store.
ago they aro receiving from the publie. “ Father, dear father, com e home witli amount 1ms been small ami it is not up to j cows of great natural capacity,
NEWBEKG
OREGON
the
normal.
Tbo
winds
have
boon
south
,
Milk
producing
food
should
be
fed
to
Pespito the great number already going me now, for mil has some carpet to heat;
Main Street,
NEWBERG, OREGON.
to
west
and
cbillv.
The
rainfall
was
x
dairy
cows,
not
fattening
food.
A
variety
east to attend the world’s fair, hundreds she’s got all the furniture out in the yard
of immigrants ami prospectivo home from the front porch clear down to the tbo hoa\iost. in the central portion of the should bo provided when possible.
H iv in g opened n stock o f M illinery st Mrs,
It takes more food to build up an ani-
seekers ure arriving in Portland every street. The stove must com e down and W »Unmetto valley. Thin ice formed in
Davis's old stand on Main Street. I respectfully
week.
he put in lhe shed, and tho yard must he many localities on tbo mornings of loth mal than can bo saved to lot it run down, invite the ladies o f N ewberg to call and see me.
Kheumatiflm, Fits (epilepsy), Scrofula,
j besides loss of thrift and time.
cleaned of dead grass, for it’s time to I uml 17tb.
Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco Habit,
I'horo has boon but little growth in j It isn't a question of thoroughbreds; all
T hirteen restaurant waiters left San clean house and the devil’s to pay—and
II. 1>. F O X , P r o p r ie to r ,
quickly and permanently cured by the
Francisco last Tuesday in a freight car the front win lows need some new glass, | vegetation during tbo week. Tho peach, fairly good cows will make good butter
NEWBERG,
:
OREGON.
wonderful B I-CH LO RID E of G OLD
for Chicago. They chartered the cur f ir Father, dear father, com e home with me t**ar and cherry trees aro unusually late when the cure and conditions aro right,
treatment.
$105, making lhe cost to each a little now, and bring some bologna and cheese; in coming into bloom , tho buds ure swell- j Tho man who feeds the best cows in
A good supply of
My end,-r.vor » i l l he to please, by setting
RITPTTMATTQIf (The u ric a cid entirely ex-
over $8. The car was filled up with It’s most twelve o ’clock and there’s noth­ ing, but it is in only favored localities the best way ami eells the best goods in
n n D U m f U I O m p elled from
the b lood).
X1 Hid goods ut a reasonable margin o f profit.
that
they
aro
in
full
bloom.
Tho
frosts
the
best
market
rarely
complains
of
hard
Cured in from five to thirty days.
kitchen and other necessary equipments ing to eat— I’ m so hungry I ’ m weak in
M H S . C . P. K E N Y O N .
of the past week are not supposed to times.
P W q (E pilepsy) Perm anently cu red ; no re-
fur the trip. They expect to remain dur­ the knees.
All the dinner we’ ll have
1 1 1 0 turn of the disease from two to four
The fat test is the one the creamery-
weeks treatment.
ing tho fair.
w ill lie cold scraps and such, and we’ll liavo done injury to tho hods, though the
Usually on band. Our endeavor is to supply 9PRi1FfTT A An<I the worst cases o f inherited
continued
cool
weather
»
ill
certainly
he
man
wants.
“
It
puts
the
whole
matter
have to cat standing up, ton, (nr the
our patrons with the best o f everything in our u U n U l U L u blood taint quickly and perm i-
of some injury to them. Apple trees arc of measurements entirely within his own
line.
Main s-trect, oue door north o f Hard­ ueutty cured.
Il 's s ’ r ¡t been generally supposed tliut tables and chairs arc all out in the yard—
I »'ginning to show leaf, aa wed as varie- hands.”
w ick ’s photo gallery.
the Nicaragua canal was an American in- oh, l wish spring house-cleaning was
High feeding in the sense of developing
T O B A C C O habit cu red 10 to at days.
Father, dear father, come J tics of shade and ornamental trees, as the
Rtitution? It cerlainly ought to lio so 1 brouglt
madrono, maple, elm . dogwood, etc. to its fullest extent the natural capacity,
GET THE BEST.
home
with
me
now,
for
n
u
is
as
mad
as
considerad, and be in faot. And je t , it
Grass lias good (¡ron 'li and Is becoming does not injure the constitution, but
scenis that Knglish capitalista liavo snoh a Turk. She says you’ re a lazy old thing
very hixurient, plowing has lieen greatly rather, strengthens it.
j C. F. Butl 'r . Breeder and Fancier of Lt. Brah- d “* *’Urod in 8 years.
n financia! grip opon «lio institntion tbu* and that she promises to put you to work.
retarded and sprin : seeding continues to
The more milk a young cowr can ho
...» Fowls. D uke.G Y..rk , a j A m o-
| F u „ p a rticu la rs w ith o u t c h a r g e . a flJ re s »
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they aro enalded to díctate who its
I ks delayed. Fall sown grain has little ina ie to give tho more .«ho is capable of
! ^iock first el \8s iu every respect Eggs for sale
ofilcials i-hall tío. Tbis is America íor and windows and casings to scrub, for its
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
house cleaning time, and you’ ve got to upward growth, bnt It is rooting and giving and the capacity may be increased
Europeans.
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OREGON
| com e home and revel in suds and cold «tooling very well. Many ¡armors are be­ up to her natural limit.
coming discouraged with the lateness of
l’
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Hunter
Nicholson
concludes
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grub.”
A n O r e g o n man, who claims to know
the season. The present season some­ that whatever articles <*f food enter Into
what be is talking about, says that In­
il l in e r y
what resembles that , f lv.kl, in which the ration of a dairy cow they need to
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the government, and not bo granted the
( iti, ago , Aprii 25.—Tfio placo of lionor Tho present atmospheric conditions do say, fifty |»'r cent, discretion.
right to vote. His reason is that they
In tlio centra! rotniiila of tfio go ve milioni not Indicate an immediate clearing of the
IVnmark i« talking of adopting a legal
ere so fond of whisky that either tiecanse
hulMintf at Ilio World’« fair In», beon giv- weather, yet tlielr formation is st.ch as to iiatu nal mark for her butter, complaints
Fully Abreast o f tho Time».
already drunk or tiecanao of the prospect
NEWBERG.
O a k C r o v o P o u l t r y Y a r d is the place to
OREGON.
fin to Ilio Sequoia (¡¡M ilton, or 14« Call- lead to the belief that within the next ten having tieen tin le that butter from other
J A Choice Gift.
buy uevs r f the leading bree Is «>f p o o l ry at I
of something to drink they would Is* as a
fort.la Irsi, «liu-li re proso 11 1 s, a» iiu otlier days more fuvorat le weather will prevail countries is bought as Danish.
li e?t p : . s. G. Everest Newberg. Ore.
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rule unfitted to exercise the right of fr.in-
We have just received from New York a U rge
.ingle tree couUI ilo, t'io natura! resi inn «'•
> T h o Sta ndard A u t hority.
V \STa'KN Oln il • 'N.
If the cow is not free from disease, care
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rhise intelligently. However near right
of tliis country and thè tm | « i f n. »turai
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Successor o f tho authentic “ Un.v
Lack c>f *rinnb in e ,<
pot>1 \\oat hot ami oc* of the utensils w ill not prevent the germs
tb* gent!, man may he. we desire to knew
> bri.tged ” Ten years spent ti. revising,
foresirv loti^ N-loro tlie ndvent ut C\ ■>1 «Ul­ rational rui no w irti fr«■qlbont froats have ef de ath from entering the body through
seasonable
100 editors employed, ever $300 OOO «►
why he Would discriminate between the
expended.
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fui«, iliis section of tlie Irei* is n ulimi prevail»'«l «)»tritBI lh% n ;1' l ' 1 l week. Snow the milk which we use.
M ILLIN E R Y,
Local an d T ra ve li ng .
«•«ink loving Indian and the drink loving “ Getterai NV.de.” In horror of ila
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T-» r ; re*ent '' ir well-know n house. You o f »op erier quality s o .l latest styles, W e »re
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while man, who in every large city in tl . secietaryr of the Interior. The total
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•onth of tho C«MtimU¡4 ri Vor. Tin» mean dairymen, ninety-nine injure their live
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country at every election turn the tiu, in oi utllting. shipplng and instalìinu
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favor of the candidate that furnldics the the Government hn.IdinK mas $10,487. degrees »dii,
and Invile the ladie» o f N ew ber» « o d vtciofty
h is a’ » ' it - . X degrees t«eIow their constitutions by over-fee ting.
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A cow over-fed will not di..< «t all her
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Fresh Beef, Pork or M utton,
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DO YOU SUFFER?
¡AIN STREET MARKET,
EVERYTHING NEW & SEASONABLE.
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