NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
ISSUED EVK'.IY FBI DA Y MOHNIXO.
EDITORS AND r i’KUSIIERs:
E. H . W oodward
and
O hm . 0 . E m ery .
F R ID A Y , M A Y 19, 1303.
Entered a . «coond olas» "ratter at the
olticc » I Newberg, Oregon.
post
MOUNT HOOD.
A bit o f »w ard outspread beneath the trees,
A few bright flowcri bending to the breeze,
OAT to the left a rock bound, babbling rill,
In tiny cascade« letp la g dawn the hill.
Th ere to the right a sketch o f water gleams,
So quiet lu Its solitude, It seems
A mammoth m irror on whose polished face
Each blush of nature Dnds a resting place.
Far to the east, (be ours the artist's mood.)
W e catch the beauties o f far famed Mount
H ood ;
And many pleasing landscapes Intervene,
A ll gaily decked iu russet, brown and green.
Mouut Hood, enveloped in thy robe of snow,
Do (Ires volcanic in thy bosom glow?
What secrets do thy Inner depths conceal?
Say, shall we soon thy sullen quaking feel?
W ill streams of lava from thy summit. Hi>w,
Consuming all w ithin their paths below?
Or w ilt thou always In mute grandeur lie,
To grace the landscape and delight the eye?
Thou art so vast—impressive as the tea l—
A silent index o f eternity.
—L. IF. Canady, in Iron Worker.
A nother Monmouth pajter lias sue-
cnmbotl to tho inevitaplo. 1’eoplo will
get the impression after a while that
Monmouth isn’t a real good newspaper
town.
T ill! Chines« exclusion law has been
declared constitutional by tho supremo
court. Grover has a big job on bis bands
now and no available cash to carry out
the law.
As A result of an excursion on which
whiskey flowed freely, three Albany men
fell into the Willamette at Corvallis one
■lay last week and on i of them was
drowned.
A n Albany man fell through a liolo in
the sidewalk and broke one of bis legs,
and for this ho asks tho city to pay him
$75. It was a store leg or the price would
have been higher.
W h ilr inspector Lot an is refusing to
land Chinamen at Portland, the Now
York inspectors are engaged in a similar
business, having returned a number of
destitute Europeans during the week.
C laus S freckelb is showing by his
work recently that ho cuts a bigger (lgure
In Hawaiian afT.iirs than many have mip-
posed.
Itut (Hans found Cleveland a
harder man to work than tho unsophisti
cated llawaiians.
T he :access of the Perrydalo I'nlriot is
assurod. I t is only seven weeks old, and
yet it tells of a l ’orrydale lien that lays
three eggs a day, and of another having a
brood of chicks, having from ton to fif
teen toes each.
C. C. PoutniTY, senior editor of the
Dallas eleven em newspaper, is a delegate
to the National Editorial Association
which meets in Chicago this month.
For the good of the fraternity in Oregon
it is to ho hoped that his trip may rosull
in nn expansion of at least the columns
of his paper.
I t is to ho hoped that wherever the
Soldiers’ Homo is eventually located n
saloon will not ho considered one of the
essentials in its equipment, as is done in
a number of such institutions. After all.
it is not so much where it is ns how it is
conducted, that tho people of Oregon
should bo interested in.
C arlisle H arris will go down in his
tory ns a man ol wonderful nerve.— Capi
tal Journal. A brute who could as tlulih
crutolly kill an unsuspecting woman ns
ho did might ba expected to have nerve.
The foot is Carlisle Harris ought not to
go down to history, hut ho forgotten like
any other “ nervy” animal.
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3
T he good old times aro gone when the
editor was asked *o advertise at otuvhall
regular rales for sotno patent medicine
man and take his pay in pills and plasters,
l i e la non asked to take his pay in
Florida swamp land at two or three
dollars per front foot, hut with no appre
ciable improvement in tho price of adver
tising space.
Tho Chicago Inter-Ocean says: You
can always jiivlge a town by its news
paper. Never buy town lots or land
where a |>oor half-starved newspaper is:
pnblished. Newspapers those days are a
iioceosity, not a luxury. They are so
cheap (hat tho poorest man can have
them unless ho is running a hill at a
saloon. It matters not how many city
paperi a man may take, ho should give
uu honest support to his home paper.
I f any one has an idea that those 400
or more Chinamen that failed to make a
landing from tho Damilie in Portland,
will go right back to tho flowery kingdom
and give it-up os a had jnh, they uro
away ufiT. There are tricks in nil trades,
mid even now, in all probability, these
orientals are luxuriating in filth and
opium in sonio of tho Washington towns
or even Portland itself. The landing of
Chinese has como to be a trade, nn 1
ninny nre engaged in the business, and
one would doubtless I k > safe in saying
that 50(1 celestials are smuggled into Hie
* oilntry for every ono detected and sent
hack. From the present outlook the on
ly way to get away from the Chinese in a
few years will he to go to China.
I t would tie hard to imagino any set
of people more hoggish than those world's
fair 1 -eople. Everybody has supposed
that if they went to tho world's fair they
would have to pay exorbitant rates for
everything, hut no ono ever dreamed Hist
a fellow would lie debarred from giving
anything away if lie chose to do so.
*nd vet this very thing lias been done
California, Oregon and Washington have turu..should he high, or even normal, many lines of wort:, among which wero found out what merit there is in goose-
all arranged to givo away samples o f , higher water may irotn Juno IT to July , “ Alaskan Affairs,” “ Sabbath Desecra l-.-rrics, how keen and appetizing the
thoir fruit products n' tho f..ir, hut notico 10 than if the temperature should remain tion,” “ L'oiversai Suffrage,” “ State Fair” flavor when used as rliuhaib is, while
was served at llio various headquarters it below In « norma). In any event it ii ami “ Portland Exposition,” “ Systematic green; and bow easily kept in jirs for
N E W B E R G , O R E C r O lT .
few days ago that nothing of tho kind jietfectly safe to say that the river at G iving,” and the following on the home frequent enjoyment all through the year.
would he allowed. The roasott given is , l ’ortiand will lio by June 20 up to the application of our principles of peace: They have a special und most agreeable
that dealers have paid for the privilege of 22 foot mark on tho river gauge at the “ Inasmuch as the familiar handling of flavor, t'ranberrie» have little than color
firearms remove I from tho mind the evil anil acute acid.— .V. } ’. Tribune.
selling fruit, and such action by lit« foot of Stark street, and may be higher.
Rose» can ho successfully budded on
Tho Columbia D rising rapidly, having resulting from their use und is incon.dst-
states named would lie an infringement
D I Î Ô E O 'Î O S . S :
of their rights. Tito superintendents of gained nearly eight inches last night aud tent with teachings of our peace depart pencil tree», according to a .Santa Clara, a. w . M c C o n n e l l ,
g . c\ c h p j s t e n s o n ,
w . k . allen
Cal., correspondent of I'l'c/.’s Month1 g.
G. W . M I T C H E L L ,
A . 1?. M I L L S .
tho states mentioned say they will pay no all the experienced river men here pre ment, therefore lie it
He
says;
“
I
have
seen
a
three
and
lour-
Resolved,
that
we
discourage
tho
u»e
of
dict the highest water known for 20
attention to the order.
weapons of any kind in our L. T. L. drills i year-old peach tree bioom as nature A m p io fa c ilitie s A i forded for the Transaction o f a General H an kin g Busiues^.
years.
11. 8. F a q u e .
and the placing of toy guns and pistols in would have it on some branches early in
CL W . M itch e ll , Prc-s.
A. It. M il l 3, Vice Pres.
M oses Y otaw , Cashier.
I t has been heralded all over the coun
A p ril; then from May to August hang
NTATE \7. C. T. r . CONVENTION.
the hands of our children at home.”
try that at some time during the month
As the rush of br.siness crowded out thick W'th branches of white, pink and F. E. HAD LEY.
J. R. IIF N T .
A. HODGSON
The eleventh annual convention of the
of June, some three hundred cow hoys
the Mothers’ Meeting that was to he led yellow roses—a perfect wonder to pass
ers-by.”
Oregon
W.
C.
T
.
U.
was
hold
at
Astoria,
will start from Chadion, Nebraska, at
by Lucy P. Haworth, we decided to have
There is scarcely any better insecticide
sunrise for a race of over seven hundred May 9 to 12 inclusive. To those who for one held on board tho boat during our re
Ilian kerosene, made into an emulsion,
Manufacturers cf
miles to tho Nebraika building at tho tho first time now visited this city by tho turn, so after securing the consent of tho with either hard or soft soap. It dis
World’s Fair grounds in Chicago. Each sea, much of it over the sea, it was a captain our meeting begin and as there solves iu hoping water, and is then
1 churned by pumping the mixture into Hie
rider will only be allowed two horses for source of much interest.
was a large number returning delegates 1 vessel containing it with an ordinary
Tuesday was occupied with meetings of
the entire distance. The one first arriv
aud some other ladies on board wo did hand force pump until thorough union is
ing is to receive a purse of $1,500. and the the executive committee. Helen 15. Har not lack for ail audience and after a i fleeted. This may, bo largely diluted
We aio prepared to make a superior quality of drain tile in all sizes. Large orders promptly
filled. Correspoudeuce solicited. Price list ou application. Corner Main Jc Dayton Streets.
£
second $500. George T. Angell, presi ford, Elizabeth 15. Miles and llocia Macy thoroughly interesting racetin ; with the with soft water, and the churning re-
dent of tho “ American Humane Educa of Newberg attended those meetings. women it was decided to ask the purser | (seated to complete thu mixture. Where-
U N T E W IB lA J IR / C t- ,
:
O I E , D E C O -O U S T .
tion Society” is making a vigorous protest Wednesday morning at 8 :3d the llrst reg to bring the gentlemen in and have a lit ever this oily emulsion touches an insect
i
of
any
kind
it
is
sure
death
to
it,
and
it
against such a race. Think of the in ular session of Ilia convention opened tle public temperance meeting, our pro is not injurious to vegetable life, as pure
human treatment of the horses which the with half-hour of devotion alter which the gram being ra'her bunk'd was not very kerosene would be.
Not ono half nor one-tenth of the toma
merciless cow boys will ride under whip work begun with a full representation varied. First Mrs. Cox gave a recitation
and spur, only two being allowed for the from most counties of the state where our which met with loud applause from the toes marketed yearly could he grown in
gardens
on rich soil. It is a common
entire distance of seven hundred miles. work is organized. Tho greetings were gentlemen who I presume thought it a practice now to grow them I'}' the acre on
Main Street,
N E W B E R G , OREGON.
Is such exhibitions as this tho kind that hearty and cordial as onu by one were duty. Then Mrs. Fnvder of McMinnville warm and only moderately rich land.
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familiar
Thus grown the plants can he set more
aro to he brought out at tho World’s Fair recognized a i faces grown
followed with a recitation, then another
to show to tho world the pi ogress we are through tho work of our conventions. One by Mrs. Cox and finally as a change was closely, and it is claimed will produce
earlier fruit, not running so much to leaf
making along tho lino of Christian civili hundred and four voting delegates were thought agreeable, Mrs. Whitmore, Y am as on richer soil. The price of tomatoes F A R M
B U G G IE S ,
Every
zation? Hut little Is:lter is to be expect present besides many visitors.
hill county’s president introduced Mrs. varies and depends often on tho abun
ed of cow hoys w ho are accustomed to day at noon lunch was nerved i:i the Cox as Rational organizer whereupon a dance or scarcity of fruit. The crop in
W AGONS,
CARTS,
rough treatment of dumb animals, hut*of roonm of tho Y . M. C. A. hv tho ladies of speech was called for anil responded to field culture yields more than potatoes.—
A mei ic:i u Farmer.
World’s Fair commissioners who are sup tho different churches. Theso lunches in a fifteen minutes talk in which there
S P R IN G
HARNESS,
posed to ho representative men, belter wero simply bountiful repasts with every seemed a deep interest, among tho gen
SOME USES FUlt Ito li.'.X.
things ought to bo expected and demand variety of fish, fruits and vegola- tlemen, ono besida’ tho purser responded,
Sprinkle places infested by ants with W A G O N S ,
ed from them. What good can eotne b'os, served in many attractive ways. assuring us of their hearty sympathy in
Etc., Etc.
any way from such an exhibitioin of In- The first object that met our gazo on en our work and after the other gentlemen borax und you will soon lie » id of them.
Blankets
and
furs
put
aw.iv
well
sprink
humanity to dumb brutes? The decent tering tho rooms for our first, luneli was expressed their pleasure at our meeting le I with borax and done up air-tight will
element of society in tho 1'nited .States an immenso salmon baked whole and we thanked them and adjourned, asking never be troubled with moths.
A little borax put in water before wash
ought to demand that the whole arrange garnished with pars)}’. Its wholesome in vain for a fuller expression from some
.
.
.
A t7 E L L SELECTED S T 0 0 K CT
.
.
.
ing red or red-bordered [able cloths and
appeararieo was only equaled by its
ment he dropped.
gentleman in form of a speech. But we napkins will prevent their tailing.
savory smell and taste as ono by ono we
Ringworms will yield to borax treat
sincerely hope our littlo meeting on the
pissed our plates to bo served, and us
HIGH W A TE R ritOSI-ECTS.
boat was no failure hut an uplift to some ment. A pply a strong solution of borax
wo left I noticed its svholesoincncss
three times a day ; also dust on the firn-
one needing help.
dry powder very often.
n. S. Paguo in discussing the pros|iects had I men marred, and only a splendid
A L W
A Y S
0 2 .T
IT A T T D .
Another year has now opened for the
Silver spoons und forks in daily me
for high wuler in Juno gives us a lengthy specimen of ribs and vertebrae remained.
advance of ono whito ribbon army may he kept bright hy leaving them in
letter from which we take tho following:
The day sessions wero crowded with
through its many doorways of reform and strong borax water several horns. The
The above brief extracts from a few of business, the work was more fully report
water M ould be boiling when they arc
may wo go into the work, more closely
C H R IS T E N SO N ERGS.
put in.
tho many reports received will he ed by tho state superintendent» than us
united, more awake with earnestness and
Put
a
teaspoonfiil
of
lror.ix
in
your
rins
sufficient to allow all to form their own ual although tho time was too limited to
widi greater consecration to the -Master ing water; it will whiten l i e cloths and
personal opinion relative to a probable admit of a thorough discussion of each
ALLEN SMITH.
slro remove the yellow cast on garments
Ilian ever beforo.
R eporter .
flood in tho various rivers tributary to the department. Tho re|X>rt3 of the state
that have been laid aside for two or three
years.
.Snake and Columbia, of a Hood in the' officers and organizers showed the field
r¡t-y .
o r v c iT ? !
One of tho host tilings to cleanse the u f Des Ma tues. 1 uva, writes under dale of
latter two and consequent backwater in thoroughly canvassed and the work alive
b l ‘ (;;ir n h b o c : o r n i l i ] ,
IIO K T I C C E T U t t H .
scalp tuormigli!}' is to dissolve one-hull
Marco J-l, iso:’ :
tho Willamette. The cool, cloudy eeason and prosperous h it a misunderstanding
Protect your trees by the use of woven teaspoonful of borax in a quart of water
has been very favorable to high water, as to reports last year causing a large
and apply it, rubbing it in wall.
THE NEW BERG
.8. B. M ud . M fo . C o .,
wire.
For washing line nice flannels nothing
but no serious flood, the enow iu the foot number of members who had never paid
Untilr, Oregon.
An open-headed tree prows tho fairest will cause them to look as nice as borax
hills has commonccd to melt and it is dues to he reported to tho state, making
in the water, a teuspooniul of borax to a
(m arriving home last week, ! found all : j! fi » ■' * f (| ? t) $ j! | i fi fi S 8
flowing to the sea gradually, though al an apparant falling off of members which fruit.
I«
u sí i i B 0 I $ 9
A low tree gives les3 purchaso to the puil of water being the right proportion. well ami anxiously awaiting. Our filila Si » a Ï ! (¡ i i í i ii
ready filling the smaller streams hank might liuvo seemed discouraging hut for
Always wash baby's Utile flannel skirts, g ir l, e ig h t and o n o -h a lf yea rs ol-l, w h o
shirts, etc., in this way.
full. A continuation of teinikiraturo be tho explanation given. There has, how wind.
had w asted a iva y to 38 pounds, is now
, . , ,
Plant trees anywhere that they will bo
Borax water is excellont for sponging w ell, fctrony and M ic r o n - , and
low tho normal to Juno loth, which is ever. been a gain in actual member-hip—
- m ji;
ifimis and -pi-nficnth'iis furahdied on np-
cither silk or wool goods that aro nut fle d ie d up.
useful.
p. b.
o. lì.
J*. C
V-Uii;.'ii
v uro
uiH lia
11 u-
»»•. mi «.' ¡ i plication.
jijicaium. Muir
.-inir building
r.-uiiiiiag oml
o:m miw
haw fi
nilsur
ou gh C
s dono
l l » * a spe-
hardly possible will, to a great extent, a gain in Y . work under the leadership of
In lls w ork w e ll. B oth uf th e c h ild re n li!,i> , eialiy. lb. ideuce, corner 8d cud Meridian Sts.
Never pile ashes around the stem of soiled enough to need washing.
lessen tho height of thu water. Should a Roso Trunbiill our efficient and poetic
w ashing cashmere or wool goods put a t. Y o u r 8. B . C ou gh C u re lia s cured
little borax in tho water.
Tins will and kept a w a y a ll hoarseness from ine. !
warm period occur, tho snow will be superintendent of that department while the tree.
Chance seedlings often produce very cleanse them much more oarily and bet So give it to every one, with greetings for (r > Ó
melted more rapidly, and in that event a In tho juvenilo department Mrs. Unruli
ter,
without
injury
to
tho
colors.
Do not all. Wishing you prosperity, wo am
;
^
J- w ^
JL JL - J U .
more severo flood would occur. There is came up with a cool two thousand. The fine fruit.
rub them on a board, hut use the hands
Yours,
M r . & Mas. J . F F o r d , j
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Low-headed
trees
aro
less
liable
lo
yet an immenso amount of snow in the new departments i f Morey, Peace and
an 1 throw them on a line without ring
q i , Rheumatism,
Pits (epilepsy),
If von wish to f--el fresh pm i cheerful, and
. .
-
— ScroluTe,
.
Cascade and Coast ranges of mountains, Arbitration and Purity of Literature urn! sun-scald.
ing. Press them on the wrong side and
ready for the Spring’s work, eloan.-'C y> r sy>- l iquor, d io i jdu n o o r
ioG u ceo H a b it,
Don’t lot your tomatoes grow too much they will look like new.— Ex.
and this is liable to melt when the Col Art wero given equal places w ith the old
tern with the Headache m d l iver Cure, by j quR-kiv a n d p e rm a n e n tly <*ured hv tho
taking two nr three dosvs c.ic .1 « i-, a.
! wonderful B I-C U LO IU D E of GOLD
umbia rises, iu which ovent tho probable er work, while that of Narcotics was hon vine.
50cents per bottle hy all druggists.
¡ irea ttiieh t
The roots of a mature orchard cover the
N o t ic e to C r e d ito r * .
flood condition in tho Willamette, at ored by being given a place on an even
Sold under a positive guarantee by C. F.
II iviuj* been Appointed by the County Court Moore «Si Co.
ground.
(T *io urJp acid en tirely ex-
Portland, would ho intensiflod. Itehould ing program.
for Yam hill Comity ond State of Oregon, A d
i l i l j j U l l i / l l IDiil polled from
the blood). A
Bleached fruit is not so ivhoiosome as ministrator of tho Estate of Orplia A. Ifagey de
Cured Iti from live to thirty days.
lie borne in mind by all tho-:o liable to be
Tho election resulted in the electing of
ceased.
■p|?f!G (Epilepsy) Permanently cured; no re
«fleeted that Ilia snow conditions now in tho same state officers that served us last unbleached.
A ll persons having claim s against said Estate
f i l l ) turn oi the disease fron
horn two to four
Tho ideal red raspberry lias not yet aro hereby notified and required to pro. out the
weeks treatment.
thu mountains make a flood possible and year. They are, Pres. Anna 1!. Higgs, of
same with the proper vouchers within six
been
found.
I
D
n
r
n
r
A
And
the
worst
or>os o f inherited
months from the date of this notice at the ollice
that a flood will probably occur.
Portland; Cor. Secretary, Susie E. Fos
î :\ blood taint quickly aud perraa-
Tho garden pays the bast of any patch of !.. F. H all in Newberg, Vam liill County, Ore
noutly
cured.
Tho following Rtatoraent of tho height ter, of Portland; Roc. Secretary, Helen
gon.
Mrs- M. E. Baldwin &
Dated at Newberg the 10th day o? Mav. 1803.
?'M1?$Q Fared in from 20 to 30 davs.
of tho Willamette at Portland in feet anti 15. Harford, of Newberg. Among super mi the farm.
Miss L iilian Haworth, RPTÎVÏÏ’K
E. G IJ agey .
U i l U l i A u i . LG t) o i * H
I.
A io U P J U N K or
Remove
ail
old
wood
from
your
rasp
Administrator o f the Estate o f Orplia A. IDigey
T O 15A C i <i habit cured 10 to 20 days.
inches since 1878 will in this connection intendents appointed nre, Pence, Eliza
(o f the late firm of Smith & Haworth.) have en
deceased.
No restriction or publicity.
Patients
prove to Nt interesting. The rise from beth H. Miles, of Newberg; Suppression berry hushes.
tered into partnership and w ill engage in the
Save some choice, well rotted manure
M illinery business at Mrs. Bald win's, one door cured at flttur ow n h om es. 40,000 su ffer*
January to April is duo to tho conditions of Impure Literature and Art, Docia
for tho garden.
west o f the post office, under the firm name «if j era cured in 8 year?.
existing almost entirely in tho Willamette Macy, Newberg.
In applying liquid manure, do not put
Full particulars without charge, address
valley, and tho rise from May to July is
The evening sessions were of unusual
BALDWIN
HAWORTH-
C. F. Butler, breeder and Fancier of Lt. Brah
tine almost entirely from tho rise in tho interest. Tho first being occupied by an it on the plant.
ma Fowls. Duke of Y ork aud Auto
Having the largo-fl stock o f M U IUcry «oofl-- f t ’ , ^SD
íi Bi'CllM Of QOifl Militi,
Don’t set ornamental trees too thick—a
crat strains.
Columbia ami consequent backwater in eloquent and masterful address of wel
ever brought to this city we cordially invite
::»5 ¿’«»well St., San Francisco, Cal.
Stock first class In every respect Eggs for sale the ladies o f N e w le rg and vicin ity to call nml
tho Willamette.
come by Narvissa White Kinney and re common error.
and satisfaction guaranteed.
inspect them before purchasing elsewhere.
Tako strawberry plants from a young
A FTE R MAY 1. sponded to in a glowing burst of poetic
BEFORE AI'BIL 1.
:
:
OREGON
NEWBEIIG
Dale. beauty by Rose Trunlmll. Then Miss and thrifty bed.
Date.
1
Y c ir
II,'Iaht
Height.
1 IJ J N E R Y .
1878
20.0 June ‘.1
Two or three varieties of grapes aro
Jessie Ackerman who had been greeted
“
9-10
20
(>
187!)
generally enough.
27.4 J u ly 1 2 by the convention during tho afternoon
Jan. !)
15.8
isso
Lamb & H o lle y ,
The family always apprecates a supply
18 7 J u n e 10 with prolonged and tearful applause, and
23 H
Fob. 7
1881
I I . D . F O X , P r o p r ie to r ,
MK S. M. J. NASH, Trop.
v
u who could scarce frame a reply because of of small fruits.
14 8 M treli 4
20 2
1882
NEWBERG,
;
OREGON.
11
17 8
1883
Iti.7 F eb . 2 3
A tree had better be without limbs The clicapest place to buy
KKWBEItO,
:
OUEQOS.
We have just received from New Y ork alargo
“
15 her emotion ut again greeting her sisters
20 2
1881
12.0 F ell. 25
(1
»)•» in convention alter an nbsenco of five than without roots.
stock of
Notions, H oà ery, Handkcrchiefs, Lace:
14 5
Jan. 1)
1885
15 !)
W ith berries, as with everything else,
A good supply of
“
lit years from her native land, was now in
Lace Curtaias, Itibbons, Towels Etc.
20.0
ISSI!
17.1
F ob . 4
S S A S O ^ T A I B I j E
“
21 troduced and although the audience had try to grow the best.
15 8
“
1
25 7
1887
Maiii Street,
•
•
Newberg, Oro.
s t : b : r / y \
“
21
“ 11
1888
13.2
1(¡ (1
Moore’s Early and Worden are two
been sitting for an hour or more she held
Beef, P o rk & Mutton r f superior quality and latest styles. We are
10.0 M a y 21
4 8 M a r. Ill
188!)
|>opiilar
early
grapes.
also prepared to do
%
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21 it in rapt attention for nn hour longer
F ob. 5
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O. C O X ,
Some claim that orchards should al
111 J m io 7 and many wero heard to wish she had
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F A S I1 IO N A R I . i: I ) R E M M A K I N G ,
Usually on hand. Our endeavor is to supply
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o
10.3
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24 continued another hour. Among tho ways be cultivated.
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Jan. 5
o u r patrons with the best o f everything in our j mid invite the 1 »dies of Newberg and vicinity
line.
Mala street, one door north o f Hard- b» cell and see in. First street, 2 doors east of
Rest from bearing is good, hut general
a I li^ fietit k n o w n w .ilo r nt l 1’»r t la n d . many facts of interest she y ive us the
w ick’s photo gallery.
(Data before April l i t is given solely for following: She had organized 218 unions, ly manure is I Hitter.
Trees well lliined out at the top aro not
OREGON.
NEWBERG,
general information.)
tied tho white ribbon on over eight thou
From the foregoing it is seen that three sand women, taken pledges from nine so liable to mildew.
I have just received a full line of new goods,
latest ji'itten s and best quality, and w ill
In transplanting plants, have tho rooks
limes in the past 15 years during the thousand men, traveled ',»2,000 miles and
soil at iif low figures a.« the quality o f our goods
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w ill justify.
month of June the river at Portland has raided $9,009 for the work; had visited lie straight und natural.
A complete embalming outfit just received.
When yon cat oil' black knot, paint the
lieon above 25 feet, ut which height water ; .Masks, the South Sea Islands, New 7.\\-
Come and see me.
ïiuiu Street,
NEWBERG, OREGON.
flows on Front street from Washington to | land, Tasmania, Australia, Japan. China, wound with kerosene.
Commercial fertilizer*, judiciously used
lluruside streets; it also shows tin t about The Straits Settlements, Siam, lturmah,
Having opened a stock of M illin ery at Mrs. O a k C r c v c P o u l t r y Y a r d is the place to
June 13 tho highest water occurs, though i India, to the borders of Afghaniston, and work well in the garden.
Davis’s old stand on Main Street. I respectfully buy eggs of tho leading breeds of poultry at
invite the ladies of Newberg to call and . cc me.
Pr‘ «*es. u. Everest. Newberg. Ore.
Strawberry plants should not he al
in tho extreme height, 27.4 feet, it did ' into Cashmir and Ceylon.
not oeour until July 1 aud 2. In
She Spoke feelingly of her going out lowed to bear the first season.
Cut off and burn all the hlack knots on
this flood the river was atiovo 25 feet j through the Golden G ite ut San Francis
c t î in i? ::«3 a m
3sss e r r a
from June 27 to July I I, and the lower co four years ago. M i le a strong plea your cherry and plum trees.
Low-growing vegetables may he culti
docks were not free from water until for brotherly love toward all human kind;
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My endeavor w ill be to please, by selling
August 10, when the river »to o l at 15 j related many amusing im-i tents cf her vated between raspberry rows.
I f you want gore! und elienp home*, ]
*w a. »« *
mw.-ii. -fl
If you want your berry bushes to he iu a healthy locality on the Southern j
feet. May 10, lS'Kl, tho Willamette at travels. She met a minister abroad who
f.irîS. C. P . lin t .YO N.
Pertlaud stood at 18 feet, having risen declined to receive any “ wandering fe productive, keep them out hack.
crrllfleJ Offer by an
l'netfle Railroad,
‘ nJ Heit«
Fruit trees along Hie roadside are an
O.tt of a foot during the past 24 hours male star, no matter of what magnitude.”
I V E E R IN G B R A N C H
invitation
to
all
to
help
themselves.
This rise is due to the warm weather on She found some of tho grandest helpers
Always set out a few of the best varie
I I I* 5th inst. In years of extreme high' among the ministers of the gospel, and
~
I r> « rieiDrmioD, fcou^ke») mg,
water on May 11 the height of tho river some of the greatest old fo.-o.ils who ties of early an I late sweet apples.
fs «l'ion». lijrgWM, jarcail« reading,
etiquette, etc. To introduce thn
In
starting
an
orchard,
it
is
better
to
at Portland was as follows; Slay It, should, she said, have been made before
tkn/ming lJune*' paper Into lOO.OuO
___ "h-o- It re rot mirrati r taken, re* noi*
1880, 14.1 feet; May 11, 1 482, 11.3 f e e t ; 1 Adam and buried away out o ' sight forev trust to old varieties than to experiment
malie the f iiorelrg f-V.rei/ offer: Cpvn r*.
O regon .
X ewbeko ,
Cl •’ : .’vir V
ttifl rr :rtly 12 < ent* •« *t/r*T or Harris, »•
May 11, 1887, 11 8 feet; M a v 11, 18s»:’.. er ns a failure. She sp ike earnestly re witli new.
^ V v - A N i / U n j Th e Jodie«* W orld fo r Tlireo
ABOVE TH E AVE R AG E .
N M o n th «, «m i l i each «ulremtrer we will cito *»* J
The
earlier
varieties
of
fruit«
and
vege
13.0 feet. In 1880 tho river fell from garding the opium trade of Chin i with its
" 'I
Free ui-/ I «tj-o’ i- a /«’■i'* and maçni‘ct%t Cel-
Ir e G o n o f C h o ic e F l o w e r ^ e c r i«. two A--</•-*$ *<ir,
I'n im p ro v c il land -?12 to .»¿'i per a c re .;
May 12 to 17 to 12.2 foot, and then began awful results of 1.08fl.il 10 sent into opium tables are not usually as fine flavored as
i line Piuire, \ erfcmas, Chryemntl iiw a Aeterm, Thin«
!'r--V
-
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M
.
Ü
-..vim, Cvpw« Vine, Stock*, D«ttmits. Doubl*
rising, reaching its maximum on duly 1 graves every year. And « ¡« h e 1 that God the later ones.—
/ • - V l'in«.«, etc., etc. R.nwrobar, »»elTecrnU pay* forth* tnawa«
I
fa n t* -A !■> ' -» P ’r aero. «1. r- 1
W v a i l d c t t C S a S p C C ia ltJ .
- métta
d th
is rntir*
rnttr* ei&cnlflcnat
ir.afniflewt CoUrctten
Coll rettoti of
C mm
iy :h * sa
sad
thi;
of Ch<3c*
One
of
tho
best
of
gar,’
.
on
frui’
s
>s
the
oil
i n « » toJO acre lot:», *10 to Gk)
*
r
J
’«. put ap t-y * tirrt-elarei «ceri Ilota* mnri «« m a t e d
and 2, of 27.4 feet. In 1884 the river rose would send some power to convert the
ilia'.l*.
No'
fr-*h an-l r*Iia
‘d*. N
o Im-ly
taffy can afford to mtM this «er,*, erf ml
currant, and it is easy to raise with the |v*r acre.
po»tar.:tv. W • guarani*« *v
to 12.5 teit on May 18, and then fell to heathen in high places.
The K\M nn<l most popular Breed. ep
of iu* n*y ient, and will rcfaa-l your
East* for sale at ?2 per setting o f 15.
cf both «creta an,l M*?s«tn? If yea arc n>t aattaded. Onra ta an
11 5 on the 22nd, from which date it rose
After llio services were over she stood use of a little htflebore.
i bl .«Haff tona*, er.docreri by all the U
L
a
u
d
Sot
to
F
r
u
i
t
Cull
on
or
address,
g
H
o
b
S
Q
U
.
w r f rd hnnffreffa of testimonial* 1
pap-m. We (tac* » r iMh---------
It was once thought that soda was not
steadily, leaching its maximum, 28 2 lor half an hour giving warm hand clasp«,
rabón
da :• rinx
nal fire
yea
r * i. * «-1
2 th
* e
* p
r*M
‘ * y
earn : “ I / »------ jUwm /
Lit ferii
IÌ4
fe rii m
mm
m te
reni
n» -t
-ir * tw
»«re»
o » prc-i
yú - i J>r, « m
a rtd
« ffm
m rrrenemce
erpmentt k knot Ike*
feet, on Jure 15. It remained a’.iovo 23 earnest, tender words to ail ami now and necessary to the growth of a plant. 8 inet- iituf (.'mieti iu >;.«>.l shnpe, one, tw o or
**# erteil y a» #drc-?t»oí.f’—Mr*. N. C. Bann, itann, Win.
- i.x
en / rer * U <at* tm i f * rerc-.e»* t{.«« ■ adrertutd bm
three
years,
si
to
Shut
per
nere.
then
it
lias
been
found
that
no
plant
ever
feet to June 24, and above 13 feet to July then pressing a kiss on some tired brow,
f . c-J to r * nd thtrt te br *fc.'.reta mtiefietmy." — M. S.
D*-- «. Brre-tlrn, N. T. Vîw. Henry Wnrd hccçher (n rcfnlnr
foriY.p u.dem v solicited. Address.
18th. In 1887 it reached the height of rosy check or pale trembling lip, giving grew that did not contain it
akrriwr), nsff *im*-n Greenwood, «uh
ord-rrel i -: t «crei* !«*• M«e>'a. Do %?* crm-
A garden once laid ent and piarted, it
14 8, and then it fell to 12 2 feet on the to all the magnet i-m of her matchless
tbta. ffer • i?h thè care *?£«nnj a-berner
JO S E P H COOX,
U í i o í l U i ö u l H l t t l K ü l fo«sd
or na*crup*jloj* per*
c
'm
s
easy
and
natural
to
keep
it
up
year
18th, when it rose steadily to June 21. presence. God bless Jessie Ackerman,
Jflo’t pat il off! S.* .
f.fA ^ IO N .
O S -C Q ft.
8-rei Coli-et* rre «c*»t
25 7 feet. Fell Inflow 25 feet June 27 and as in a few short months she again g'K>s ;iftcr tear, and it pays
SPECIAL OFFER'S'-^
Celery is now grown by planting it so
below 15 feet on July 24. There are no with her life and love into po or, desolate
for nbo»e offer. *«*d
I*IMW (
**o
—, w
«e • «rill
will a
ra .|
d fett, ta
thick
on
rich
ground
Hi.it
it
shades
ami
records of the river in this otli -o previous Africa.
W F s k i i. For. f ' i ». O T T
**:
■ ta t the«?, »m* racket of tb* enta-
braUU E*î,r»rd fiwmi r r « S erohmdne
m:
lu
y
r
j
:.
C
.
V
e
'
I
I
.
to 1878, hence floods previous to 1878
th' nc«**t r v * tt«n . lac nffhu B-«re*«i-i». I n
The other ever ings were fill i'd wilh the tfle.ichcs itself much better than throwing
ll<»hi on títere. Mr Min? Step washing your
O k fs r i, SptaBior, lb *
cannot bo discussed. The temperatures annual address id the pres idont Mrs. soil around it.
a~
Y ! . fa-i' anbta bouquet ttowtm r^w oil tirai,
Carefully
saw
off
broken
branches
of
t . Leaf ri Var e'.]#* wt»..h »• offer, nr* th* »
i"
^
d
u
'A
'ir’r!^!.
FS
CÜAEAHTES
SATISrACTIO
II.
in the years having high water were cool Riggs, ami the varied pregtmn rendered
Cars* a r i -<:*«t .«•*br*t*4 known. Tbrr
ui «
%-i pr -' m f.-r tbr-e .-»«cth* a
in March and April and rather high dur by the Y'n an-l lVmore«t medal contest fruit trees, sharpknife the woun 1 smooth your tllrtv «hirt> ami make thoin bmfc ‘ alice
to »*t «4 frerv t b!«—
« « of th*
brilliant r>l«t—■
ing tho latter |iart c4 May.
which was given iei I'rcLtv righ t after as possible, then paint over with any
A
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O
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H
ER
SR
EÀT • : «r
OFFER
! lnffW V» «r!J f^* On*
g
o
o
d
»
.
i
Tic
common
paiut.
This
preserves
Hie
woo
1
.
The public can gauge flieir opinion rel the NewlK-rg .1.
ed on
A .l
Y*ar. t.^- ?b*r with <wr raoi^rst < *P«ti— d lita» rww*e
íorete 1.1*4
li i « «
■— r « Vn of the **tea«rW y m
and prevent« rot starting at that point.
ative to high water, by the temper.it',ire their return hn
I j , d arj —
.«tir *1-. 's-*'r-l F*kf—4 s«»»l frei. AMrmm :
Qvong
Lee.
Austin
&
Stanlsy.
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a
s
u
.
a
c
e
..
:
:
e .r k r a n s « . T *
Comparatively
few
of
our
people
have
eondi'im Item now oa. If the tempera-1 Kinging res
ere p.
Tho Chelialein "Valley Bank
Incorporated 1093,
Capitol Stock £10,000.
H A D L E Y , H U N T & CO.
First Glass Drain Tile.
Agricultura! Implement [louse.
FARM MACHINERY
V
Ws arc Agents for G IA N T G RU B B ER. Call and see m.
11 FSEÌ, Empiisi, I“™"'
MEW SPRiHG MiLUHERy
Quaker City Poultry Yard.
T î 1?
H
a c k e t .
pA!U STREET
M
iKET,
1ŒL
MEW MILLINERY STORE.
TO
Home Seekers.™™»» a» » semble .
Csilsitioa i
n o w
m
Itry Yard
School & Church Privileges
Washee Washee Washce.
i ':r ,ì Y n; •;LV:
Kr¡,,T AN;‘
FLOWER SEEDS
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