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A large number of Salem and Marion hnckwliat, onions, an-1 garden truck ' wheel, will succeed* a fhoilsar.ds rime» people came down Mon-lay aril Tue--l<iy. promise good yields, hut would impiove hotter than the one who is tirougbt up to D. 8. P aole . look to otliers for help or to depend on Epistles were read fiom the following J. R. Mendenhall of Minneapolis, Min by sunshine. — ISSIMI) KV KB Y FRIDAY MORNING. the resources, it.fiueuce at, J patronage of j Yearly Meetings viz: laondon, England; nesota, arrived last Tuesday. Mr. Men C II K it III I.«. o tliers. , Dublin, Ireland; Western, Plainfield, In- N E W B E R G , C H R -IE O -O aS T . denhall is ono of tho principal florists of e d it o r i * a n d p i r u s h e r s : I have been a close observer of these ; diana; Halliinote, Maryland; North Caro liis city. The first cherries came into maikct to K. II. WoODWAKD AND ÖKM. C. ÜMEBY. lina, High Point. Committee appointed i EI wood Hanson, fattier of Lewis Ifan- day and bring 8 to 1) cents a pound. things (of thirty odd years, and I find ttie Incorporated 1893. Capital Stock $40,000. buy, or the largest majority of them, that 'on epistolary correspondence: Thomas The Oregon Fruit and Produce Co., have son and brother to Mrs. Yannie Mai tin FRIDAY, JUNK 33, 181)3. has been raise-1 by rich, indulgent par 1 C. Drown, Ella F. Maty, Dr. 11. J. Min arriveil Monday. ECTORS: issued a mammoth postal card cherry ad ents, who was never suffered to coine to o. w . M c C o n n e l l , D I R thorn, Mary E. Allen, Vanuio Martin, G. vertisement of I begun. A webfoot tramp Entered a* office secoud cla.«s matter ut the post c . r. uhrlstex h o n , \ v . k . a l l e x Joseph Cook, the Marion nurseryman front of life’s battles, has never done ut Newberg, Oregon. W. Mitchell, A. M. Dray, C. .1. Edwards, G . W. MITCHELL, A. II. MILLS. | sits on a cherry and is gnawing a dinner the any good that lias made any mark in tlie Lihhie Morris, T. S. Townsend, Prof. E. is here with the Marion delegation. one side of another. Hu crunches world. The mind must be employed, Ample Facilities Afforded for the Transaction of a Generili Banking Business. .Morrison, Jessie Nelson, Mahalah Wees- Einnior Hall has been introducing ids ! off great luscious mouthfuls and the red and such youths most usually seek the G. W. M itchell , Pres. A. It. M ills , Vice IVes. M oses V otaw , C ashier. Oregon Yearly Meeting ncr, Jano 1!. Vutaw und ltubhie W. parents here this week who aro j ist out I juice runs down his j r.v. Tlie cut-1 so Ilinchman. Committee on epistles to from Ohio. A younger brother is also licits orders for shipments of cherries and - saloon, billiard tables aud other places to O F F IU K X D S CIIL'K C'II. one of the party. pass away their idle moments. Must all I. ondon and Dublin Yearly Meetings: sentence is quite original: “ Dear I the TI1K F I K 8 T SE SSIO N IIE L H T U E S D A Y . wealthiest business men of uiy town J. If. Douglas, Esther Terrell, Jessie A. Miss Gertrude Mendenhall who is ono one Sir: The same rain tiiat produces our Newberg Monthly Meeting, the first or Mills, Miriam Douglas, W, P. Smith, of the faculty of Guilford College, North hoy's webfeet grows tho famous Oregon were raised by men who lived on the ganized any where on the coast by | Dr. E. Jessup, Mary E. K. Edwards and Carolina, arrived Tuesday with her uncle cherry. In about ten days we will he in farm and learned to hoe their own row, not only to hoe it, but hoe it good. Friends church, was organized at New* Edmund Robinson. Committee to assist J. R. Mendenhall from Minneapolis. NEWBERG, OREGON. the mi-lst of our crop.”—Capita1 Journal. and They are still hoeing their own row, and Main Street, berg in 1873, with 30 charter members. tho clerks In arranging business: Thus. Tho parents of Dr. A. Mills arrive! on a— ------------------ it good. Win. Hobson, the founder of tho church, C. Drown, J. 11. Douglas and Mary E. K. tho Collin excursion last Monday. PKO.AI A NARROW TO A STANDARD hoeing In my young days having heard it said OA t UB. bad, previous to this date made two trips Edwards. Miss Emma Spencer preached ut fortune always knocked once at every FARM TUESDAY AFTEIINOOS SESSION. to the coast with a view of establishing a BUGGIES, Springbrook last Sun-lay to a full house. Portland & Yamhill Railway Co., that man's door, I thought it iiad knocked at colony somewhere, where the climati Devotional exercises wero conducted by Rev. Chas Scott pastor of tho church Is The using every cur at its command for the I all my associates’ and longed for it WAGONS, was more mild than that of ttie Missis Emma Spencer. Jesse Edwards was up- CARTS, with his family, are stopping - shipment of 62-pouud steel rails over its most to knock at mine, and when pressed down sippi valley, lie visited the Santa Clara | pointed railroad clerk. Reports from at with Marion, j line, now under tlie control of the South- | Silas Comer near town. the hand ol affliction I longed for its valley in Cahfornia, tho lingua river val I the superintendents of evangelistic work Pacific. These rails will be lai-1 in by HARNESS, welcome but could never hear SPRING ley in southern Oregon, tho Coos Hay | were read showing that much active Every visitor ought to he taken to the cm place of the present 49-pound rails, thus J them until knocks, I resolved to look to fortune country, and passing through the W illam- work has been done during tho year in top of Dald Hill. No finer view of tho j converting a narrow gauge into a sub no more for help, but to help myself. I WAGONS, ette valley, he looked the country over as both Quarterly Meetings. The member valley can Ire had anywhere, than can be Etc., Etc. standard guage road. Three rails ain not rich nur high up in the scale of lie went, then proceeded as far into ship has been largely increased and great gotten from tho top of Chehalem mount stantial will be lai-1 as iar as White’s fur both ain. life, but when I look down where I start Washington as the Walla Walla country. encouragement has been given tho work narrow atnl standard guage rolling stock. ed from I feel pretty high. After a careful survey of the country be ers to press out, by invitation of tho poo- bod, most of the ties and bridges are Men who have made fortunes are not decided on Cliehalem valley as the most plo at different points, und organize S tate P iuntek F rank C. B aker will | The A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF in a condition for the change. Elk Rock those who have had a few thousands furnish anyone with a copy of tho “ Road promising location for the colony, every churches und supply pastors for them. is being trimmed and fifteen laborers ar thing considered, and to Win. Hobson Rev. Isom P. Wooten, superintendent of Laws,” or tho “ Fish and Game Laws,” rived from Portland Thursday to work on ; given them to start with, but hoys who tho credit in a large degree for tho present pastoral and evangelistic work in Iowa j ii a two cent stamp is sent to Ids address the road bed a mile above Oswego and ! have started with a well earned dollar or Men who acquire fame have never promising condition of the church in tho Yearly Meeting spoke at length of the at Salem. prepare it lor a standard guage track. I two. been into popularity by puffs northwest, belongs. Hu has passed to change in methods with roferenco to the A L W A Y S OUST RaZYLTsTID. w ill ho engaged at this cut about I begged thrust or paid fur. They have out tho rewards awaiting him beyond this pastoral work, which has taken place in T he strawberry crop in Chehalem val They There is a probability of a their own hands and touched m vale of tearH, but bo lived to seo the tho church in tho past ten years. He ley has been largo and the berries un ono month. being built to Oregon City. Tho stretched the public heart. Whether you work for church well established, tho foundation commended tlie pastoral system most usually fine hut the crop is mostly har branch CHRISTENSON BROS. road w ill doubtless, as originally intended laid for Pacifle college and tho arrange heartily. Rev. Levi Mills spoke on the vested. The cherry crop although very he extended to Newport on Yaquina bay. fame, for love, for money or for anything ment well under way for tho establishing saino subject much after the manner of promising at blooming time will ho short The advantages of such a change will else, work with your own hands and Rev. Wooten only driving Ids words owing to the late cold rains. Some very he apparent when it is seer, that it will \ heart and brains. Never let it be sai-l as of Oregon Yearly Meeting if fl n « * I j g i the man's wife said to him when she was Tho request for a Yearly Meeting was home w ith greater force. Every car was nice ones are coining into market. Ital be unnecessary to break hulk freight com- j granted by Io-va Yearly Meeting a year open with expectancy when Mr. Mills ian ami French prune trees are loaded ing to Oswego from any section of the! angry with him, “ Who picked you up of the ashes?” No money so pre Of lies Moines, Iowa, w rites under date of CUMMINGS & SMITH, ago last fall and after tlu conference of all arose to spoak and the audience was not for all they are worth and the dryers will United It will place this inanu- out March 23, cious, no bread so sweet, as that made by the other meetings of a like character disappointed, lie spoke with no uncur have a big run to take care of the crop. I lacturing States. suburb of Portland on the main the sweat of the faco. Strive to “ paddle S. B. M ed . M eg . C o ., THE NEWBERG delegates were appointed to attend tho tain Hound and committed himself most The rains cause J most of tho silver prunes line of travel and in many ways will udd your own canoe.” Seek the help oi no Dufur, Oregon. to drop. opening hero this week. There are a unqualifiedly to the pastoral system. to its wealth. It will greatly enhance the ' for no one will ever help you as you Gentlemen number of delegates present, some hav The following committee was appoint of real estate hero and all along the one, On arrivi/ig home last week, I found all can help yourself. You cannot expect ing been detained from coming the long ed to formulate u plan for evangelistic L ast Friday’s dispatches from London value well and anxiously awaiting. Our little line. It moans a great deal for tho west others to be so heartily interested in your I tiirl, distance by sickness and other causes. and church extension work, viz : Thom s.ai-l: “The British battleship Victoria, side eight, and one-half years old, wno of the Willamette.—Oswego Iron I affairs.— Tho». D. Baird, in Southern Cul had wasted away to 38 pounds, is now We are ready to do any kind of work in our The meeting for tho ministers and as 0. Drown, Dr. Minthorn, Dr. E. Jes tho flag ship of tho Mediterranean squad Worker. well, strong and vigorous, and well line. Plans ami specifications furnished on ap tivator and l ixie Farmer. odicers of tho church was held on Tues sup, Miles Reece, J. If. Douglas, Mary E. ron, completed her checkered career by fleshed up. S. B. Couy:h Cure has done cialty. plication. Stair building aud saw filing a spe 1C. Edwards, E. Morris, Laura E. Min day morning at 0 o’clock. sinking off Tripoli, after a collision with Residence, corner 2d and Meridian Sts. ils work well. Both of tho children like H O R T IC U L T U R A L N OTES. F R O M O U R E X C H A N G E S . Ttiis meeting was organized by tho ap thorn, Louisa P. Round, D. 3. Cook and the Camperdown, a sister ship of the it. Your S B. Cough Cure has cured kept away all hoarseness from me. pointment of Miles Keece and Mrs. I.. K. Thomas Newlin. squadron. Tlie tragedy resulted in the Reports from Southern Oregon indicate A Shorthorn calf eight weeks old and and So give it to every one, with greetings for D O Y O U S U F F E R ? Mlnthorn as temporary clerks. Jesse An extract was read from tho minutes loss of 400 men, including tho vice ad that the peach crop of California will bo I weighing 298 p- un-ls dressed, was sold by all. Wishing you prosperity, we are Kdwards delivered a short address of wel of Newberg Quarterly Mooting asking tho miral of the squadron. It has not been large there this season. j Jonathan Stott to Bond & Gaunt thu You re, Mu. & M rs . J. F F ord . come to the visiting delegates which was Yearly Meeting to assumo tho responsi equaled in fatal results since the sinking Tlie California Fruit Grower reports [ other day. If anybody can produce a If you wish to feel fresh and cheerful, ami bility of the management of Pacific Col that the peach crop of California prom responded too most bearlly by many of tho Royal George, in 1372, when 600 ready f-»r the Spring's work, cleanse your sys that w ill come up to that figure, it tem with Headache and Liver Cure, by tpucKiv an I j I ai n*n 11 v e u r e n n v lege. The matter was referred to a com souls found their shroud in the ocean ises well an I tho indications are favor scrub present. ijjII go a good way toward proving tint taking two tlie or three doses each week. wonderful able lor a heavy yield. Tho first regular session of tho Yearly mittee without discussion, viz: T. H. waves.” 50 cents per bottle by all druggists. I it don’t pay to raise improved stock.—He treatment. BI-CHLORIDE of GOL Tlie price paid by Eastern canneries for I porter. SoM under a positive guarantee by C. F. Meeting was opened at 2 p. in. by singing Townsend, Melinda Craven, A. M. Dray, 0''1 n oZ tho hymn, “ All hail the power of Jesus Jesse Edwards, Dr. Minthorn, Joseph G en er a l W ad e I I a m it o n , of South tomatoes is 25 cents per bushel. Under Miss Mabel Baker of LnFayette, has Moore Co. Cured in from five to thirty days, name.” Hev. laivl Mills of Wilmington, C.iok, Vatiuie Martin, E. II. Woodward, Carolina, who is a member of the inter favorable i ircumstances the yield is from been granted a state diploma by the p ™ (Epilepsy) Perm anently cured; no re- 1 1 0 turn of the disease from two to four Ohio, read a poition of scripture, after F. M. George, Jane D. Votaw, J. II. state commerce commission, has been in 300 to 400 bushels per acre. board of education, which qualifies her to j^jEW SPRING MILL!HER 1 weeks treatm ent. Townsend, J. II. Rees, Mary L. Hoskins, A fruit dealer at .Milton, Oregon, re which ho offered a very feeling prayer. Oregon for several days making a teach in any of the public schools«of the Q p p n rili A the worst cases of inherited cently paid *790 for this year’s use of a Abhio Miles and Louisa P. Round. Ad bU ilU l cured. U lJil blood taint quickly aud perm a After another song, by request of llev. thorough examination of tho subsidized state fur a period of six years. To be nently .1. H. Douglas, Hev. Isom l*. Wooten also journed. railroads. He fished for salmon at Oregon seven-acro field of strawberries at that able to pass the rigid examination re Mrs- M. E. Ealdvsiu & Kiss Lillian Haworth, DRUNKENESS^i.’U’/ ^ iti- H ^ ^ offered prayer. Rev. Wooten then read Tho evening devotional meeting was City one day last week, and hooked one, place. quired sq*caks highly of the qualification? TO I! A t e ti habit cun -1 10 to 1-0 -lay». I’hil. iv:19> “And my tlod shall sup conducted by Rev. Jas. P. Haworth. which he played for about twenty min The Pacific Itural Frees says that deal of tho young lady.—Reporter. the late firm of Smith Haworth.) have en No restriction or publicity. Patients ply all your nueds according to his riches After an excellent sermon, and a stirring utes, when tho fish snapped the lino. ers at Kan Jose aro offering 41 cents for A Yamhill county man look a mortgage (of into partnership and will engage in the cured at their own homes. 40,009 suffer in glury by Christ Jesus.” lie followed appeal by Hannah T. Pratt, somo very I f ail tho royal Chinook known who ha-1 black cherries, hut local fruit growers from another party and neglected to have | tered M illinery business at Mrs. Baldwin’s, one door ers cured in 8 years, with u sermon well fitted to tho opening dolinite altar work was done. Twenty a hold on the other end of tho line ho there are of the opinion that they will it recorded. The other party gave an west of the post office, under the firm name of lull particulars without charge,address from 5 to 3 cents. sussion, and in the course of his remarks or thirty persons wero at the altar. B A L D W IN ¿L H A W O R T H . would probably not have acted in such bring 130,000 barrels of apples have boon other mortgage to another man, and this Having (Continued next week.) lie refetred very feelingly to the work of a naughty manner. the largest stock of M illinery Goods man knowing the necessity for recording shipped from Tasmania during the year 5S15 P o w ell St., San Francisco, Cal. William Hobson and his work for the ever brought to this city we cordially invite an instrument placed it on record. The that close-1 April 1. Tlie freight charges TF.UHONAL NOTES. the Indies of Newberg and vicinity to call and church in Iowa, and his mission from O ne might suppose that tho success oi for carrying the apples from Tasmania to man who took the mortgage first knows j inspect them before purchasing elsewhere. that country to Oregon to establish a col Rev. Isom P. Wooten, superintendent of our county towns deponds on the London is a little less than a cent a what the records are for now.—Reporter. ]\X IL L IN E R Y . ony of Friends. Rev. J. If. Douglas of evangelistic and pastoral work in Iowa somo of McMinnville, if tho chirping pound. Warren Merchant was taking orders in spoke of the work of thn church ns it has Yearly Meeting of Friends church, ar of downfall papers is to he considered. New Oregon strawberries made their ap this city Monday for North Yamhill MAIN STREET MARKET, prospered ill the past years and said that rived hero on Monday evening in com berg their will along anyway, let every pearance on tho Portland market on May cheese, and wo understand met with Lamb & Holley, liu could only wish to ho young again in pany with Mrs. Wooten and Mrs. Pratt enterprise move undertaken by McMinnville pro|>er encouragement from our mer NEWBERG. ; OREGON. 24, an unusually late date. The first ones II. D . F O X , P r o p r ie t o r , order that he might do more work than and daughter, from California. Rev. succeed as it may. When you can’t hold We have just received from New York a large lie was now able to do owing to ago. Wooten Inis been doing evangelistic work your head up without pulling at your came from Tlie Dalles. Berries were re chants. It is a groat slam on the boasted ; NEWBERG, : OREGON. stock of ported to he ripo in Southern Oregon a enterprise an-1 superior resources of Ore Isom P. Wooten called for tho reading in California for the past few weeks. neighbor’s coat tail, you had lietter “go gon, that t'alifornia dairy products are number of days previous to that date. of the minute of Iowa Yearly Meeting llev. L. M. Haworth, pastor of tho M. west” young men. Roll up your Bleeves S E A S O ls r A B L E good supply of granting the request for Oregon Yearly E. church at Wilber, Washington, is here boys, anil turn something up for your Tho Oregon City Courier states that 1 largely sold in our markets. Tlie com 3VL H L E j I TST E ZR,*X\ pany at North Yamhill is turning cut Meeting which was responded to by Levi to attend Yearly Meeting, lie was a own towns and let somebody elso cry, about 23,099 prune trees, or over 295 about -if superior -i-mltty and latest styles. w e arc also prepared to do 409 pounds daily of most excellent acres, have been Hut out during tho past ' Mills. Thu calling of the roll of dele former resident of Newberg and is ac thief," or McMinnville will leave' winter within a radius of three miles oil cheese, and making 209 pounds of butter Beef, Fork & Mutton F A S I I 1 0 N A H I.K D R E S S M A K I N G , gates from tho various Yearly Meetings quainted with a largo number of people “stop the Springwater post office in Clackamas per day besides.—Reporter. found 11 present and 21 absent. Jesse here. Newberg of today is a new town to you in tho race sure. invite tlie ladles of Newbenr -n-l vicinity on hand. Our endeavor is to supply , an-1 to call anil see us. Kirst street. 2 doors east of county. If wa have not been misinform Ttie swreet girl graduate gets out of our Usually Edwards, President Thomas Newlin of him.' patrons with the best of everything in our Morris, Miles Co. C l t O P - Y Y I v V T I I K i t H U I X I C T I N Nt>. t 4 . ed there wero a number of large prune school just in time to roll up her sleeves Newberg and Mrs. Minthorn of Salem Isaac Ilinslmw and wife of Goldendalc, Main street, one door north of Hard- j orchards already in that vicinity, some of an-1 help with the strawberry preserves.— line. wick’s photo gallery. wero elected as temporary clerks. Tho Washington, are lu re this week for the WKBTKRM OREGON. ^ it u n g b r a n c h names of delegates and caretakers from first time. Repot ter. Tho cloudy weather continues, the tem them of hearing ago. Newberg and Salem Quarterly meetings Miss Mellie Douglas daughter of Rev. perature this month basso far averaged The manager of the Snake River Fruit Duncan Ross has two Iambs, born in PÆILLIMERY STO HE. were read. Thomas O. Ilrown, A. M. J. 11. Douglas, who is just out from Des from .'! to (> degrees a day below the nor Growers' Association recently told the March. One now weighs 191 pounds and llray, Dr. K. Jessup, K. M. George, Amy Moines, Iowa, is hero to attend Yearly mal. Since March 1st the temperature Spokane Review) that they this year ex-1 the other 102. They are Cotswold, and a half crop of poaches, a full crop of j Cooper, Louisa P. Round, Anna J. Win Meeting. to heat.— Reporter. has averaged nearly 0 degrees a day be pent Main Street, NEWBERG, OREGON. plums, pears, apples, grapes and all kinds \ hard slow and Mary K. K. Edwards were ap- low tho normal, making the coolest sea Workmen w ill soon start in to cover N ew b er g , : O r eg o n . of berries. The apricots will ho a total f poioted a committee to have charge of John Edwards Jr., son of uncle John son on record. Tho mean temi-eraturo the large railroad bridge at this place. Having opened a stock of M illinery at Mrs, tlie meetings for worship during the Edwards was one of the Collin party. the past week has range-1 from .'>4 to lit) failure. The total yield of Snake river The old stand on Main Street, I respectfully railroad company has put up a sub Davis’s for this year is estimated at 65,000 | stantial invite the ladies of Newberg to call and see me. meeting. Evnngelino Martin, Goo. W. Ilis home is at Westfield, Ind. degrees as against 52 to 69 degrees of fruits bridge at this place, and they Wyandottes a Specialty. Mitchell, W. J. Townsend, Calvin Dixon, Mrs. Laura Winston who is here from the week preceding. A heavy rain fell1 boxes. The association has (491 acres of prop-iso to protect It, an-1 keep it up in The Ix-st and most popular breed. W. P. Smith, Anna 11. Miles, Melinda North Carolina will report tho work of in Lane, Douglas, Josephine und Jack- ! fruit now in hearing —Rural \orthwest. good shape.—Ledger. T.gjrs for sale ut 82 per setting of 15. Craven, Elvira Cook and Laura E. Min the Yearly Meeting for the Friend.« Re- son counties on the 22nd, which ranged | Seine of our sports are little anxious to thorn a committee to nominate various vtew, published in Philadelphia. C O T T O N W O O D \N1> S f R I CK. My endeavor will be to please, by selling Cull on or address, g. Hobson. from 0.26 to 1.40 inches. Tho frosts on j a bicycle r ice between young F.d- good standing committees for the year. goods ut a reasonable m argin of profit. Prof. Morrison and brother, and J. II. tho 13th and l'Aiti wore general in the The Statesman oi Sunday said that see wards of Newberg, and Adams of Mc The devotional meeting on Tuesday Douglas Jr. end wife of tho Polytechnic | southern counties and aro the latest on ' some 40,1X10 feet of cotton and halm wood Minnville. It is hard to say which of the M R S. C. P. KENYON. night was lead In- Lida Remark of Ohio, Institute at Salem, have been here most of record. young men is the swiftest on their silent lugs will pass through here today on their . . TO . . und tho eight o’clock meeting on Wed the week. • CROPS. way to the Willamette Pulp an-1 l’ai-er steeds. We would suggest n friendly race \ o . C O X , nesday morning lead by Hannah T. Pratt I Rev. 11. F. Hhishaw and Mrs. C. A. Thn re|X)rts this week aro not as en- ' mills L • Oregon City. 11. A. St. Karl has to decide w ho is the boss.— Ledger. of Winthrop, Maine. Tuesday at It) a. m .1 George-wero among those who arrived courging as they have been There is an 125,000 at feet of logs banked at his camp the committee on nomination of olliccrs Marion Tuosdav to attend the Yearly unanimous desire for more sunshine and about one an-1 one-lialf miles up from Sa il m t n l s t r a t o r a N otice. reported for principal clerk, Pres. Thomas from warmer weather. The rain was of great lem, 59.9)9 feet of which will lie s.-nt to ' N. lice I* A hereby Meeting. atven th-it ttie nn-lerstgiie-I NEWBERG, : OREGON. Newlin; reading clerk, Mrs. Juno II. | S. A. Clark, tho Salem fruit grower and benefit, yet it also did some damage to Oregon lm . been l-y an order ->f the County C-uirt -it days and the re I YemMil r .i inty. Itlair; recording clerk, Mrs. L. E. Min newspaper and magazine writer, was here tho hay which was down. The wheat tnainder City will in bp a few or-. _ u. -lulv api-,nute-I n- the I have just receiveil a full line of new goods, allowed to dry, until \ lm iiii.tr-.tnr of the estate td Sarah K. sm ith latest patterns and best quality, and will thorn; announcing clerk, Jesse Edwards. and attended Wednesday evening's ser crop will ho an average one, possibly about the 1st of August, -I, - a---!, late i-f sui-1 e-m uty. Now therefore sell at as low figures ¡j.« the quality of our goods If you want good and cheap homes, after which they all pi-r-ons hsvinit el atm* ngafn*t .-.Li e-iate President Newlin on taking tho chair vices of the Yearly Meeting. will justify. more. The growth indicated 39 to 4-) will he tl cited down. Ttie e.re hereby oottfie-l an-! re-pitre-1 to pre-'-nt the in a healthy locality on the Southern 50,000 which A complete embalming outfit just received. made some remarks outlining tlie work -i o* to t:ie iinAcr- em-4 at New here. Y am hill Lome and see me. bushels to the aero while at the present will go d >\vn first is the last raft operated t’-Miitv. Pacific Railroad, o regoa. w ith proper verification th ere of the diff-rent sessions and stating that Rev. J. H. Douglas and Milos Reece time fro-u 25 to 39 bushels p>r acre is in hv this summer. Hereafter all of. Dated this the i-lh day of M ay A. !>. 1«, on all questions time would lx* given for and some others drove over from Scott's dicated. Fall wheat is out of possible Ì logs a for crew T. S mith , the lower mill will hi* turned loose Mills last Monday. discussion, hut decisions would bo reach A-lmlutatmbir of J. said - stale. danger, its condition would ho improved the river an-1 will be collected at New P -rise y A Teuton, Attorney* for Estate. ed by vote, by the raising of the hand. llev. E. S. Craven of Portland, has by warmer w eather nr-I sunshine. in berg, an-1 male into rafts an I towe l the Minutes were read for tho following visit- j been in town during tho week attending Spring grain is from 4 to 10 jnehes high rest of tlie w ay d in n by steamer. From ing ministers and delegates viz: Levi Yearly Meeting. and is the most seriously affected by the all of the oainps there will be aliout 3,000- ^ fK 'IIA l \ A FENTON, Mills, Wilmington, Ohio; Edward K. Addis,,n Coffin the Indiana excursion lack of sunshine. The cool weather re O.V) feet to tio.it down. With that amount 5T: KV'/tS? C A S H . School & Church Privileges Walton, Ohio; Hannah T. Pratt, Win- ist, arrived in Portland last Sun-lav tards growth. Clover is K ing cut for in the stream great caution will llirop, Maine; John Uilev, llanlins morning over ti e 1'nion Pacific road with hay, it is very heavy, timothy is not so of hi* wood ABOVE THE AVERAGE. by those operating boats on Physicians & Surgeons, Creek, Ohio; James P. Haworth, Quaker eighteen excursionists. V part of them heavy. Corn is not doing well, owing to the required WE GDAEAIiTEE SATISFACTION. Unimproved land Î12 to *25 per acre. Something of the enormous lliil, Indiana and Kebecca T. Haworth arrived here on the noon train Monday the cool nights an-1 laek of warmth dur trade river. Large farms $20 to *50 per acre. Clear carried on every year on tlie river wife of the aliovo; Martha E. Pratt, elder, and tho others came on later. ing the day. Strawberries are yet vely L a F ay ette - O reg o n . ed land in 5 to 2n acre lot», *40 to *00 the shape of logging can bo seen by Winthrop, Maine; Lida G. Komick.l Oliver Drown, son of Hev. Thomas C. plentiful and sell at from 3 to 5 cents per in per acre. GO O D AND the fact that some 7.09),IXX> foot of 1 *gs Camp Chase. Ohio; Sarah Osman, a Ilrown, box. Cherries are riivniog slowly, they are used every y ear by the mills at Ore arrived hero on Monday from member, Camp Chase, Ohio; Emma Indiana, lie has been in Ear I fill in col will be a short crop. 1'otat -es are grow gon City, a 1 ol which arc gotton out by Express & General Delivery. Land Set to Fruit Austin Cc Stanley. and ten-led Kpenevr, Richmond, Indiana; Tilmon lege at Richmond, I -diana, during tho ing well ami a large yield is indicated several logging cu-nps on the up[*er river. in good shape, one, two or Hall and wife, elders, Ohio; Nathan 11. post year, and is now out for a visit and llotrs have good upward growth, but lat The 3 i.', - n,i perhaps does not know J . I». H ell, P r o p r ie t o r . three years, *80 to *100 per acre. Clark and wife, Westfield, Indiana; El- rest with his parents during the summer. \ terai growth is slow, duo to tho cool, that the mills hero have just received Oarrespondenee solicited. Address, Oregon Pacific Railroad Co- wood Hanson, Dakota; Isom P. Wooten A young friend of his named Charles cloudy weather, more than to preventa 3,90t),lXX) feet of spruce from the lower JOSEPH COOK, end wife, La Grande, Iowa; Laura Wins E . W . I l .l D L K Y . B t f r l v w . tive a> lion. The hop lice are not present river which will In* converted into pa I ani preparo.! to tin a tenoral delivery basi Richmond is with him. ton, New Garden, North Carolina; Dr. J from M A 3 I O N , - ORECO N. ne-’ « i»t*ntÌB or expre*« »Irlivero»! lo any part Lnw rates between San Francisco and Fort- to an alarming extent. In some yards per.—Oregon City F.ntrrprite. Hev. Round, pastor ol the M. F. spraying o fü ie rU y a t reasonable rato*. Headquarters land aud E. Connett, Douglas City, Alaska; Sam church has com me nee-1. Frutto« and al M orris. Mlles» A Co i storo. at Cleone, is here this week. uel Hottomly, elder, amt wife, Wakefield, plums continue to I h * reported as being a V A L L E Y F O Ils T S Il F L P Y O f K J K L F . England. The names of a number of Mrs Louisa P. Round came up from large crop, tho same for berries, while River R eam ers Win >( If.vig A Three Sisters Quaker City Poultry Y ardJ other visitors were called who wero pres Cleone last Saturday and gave a helping (loaches, apple* and (vara will not ho an Wlut greater wealth couUI a parent be* leave Fort ¡and Sunday. W ednesday and Friday at 6 a. m 1 e>»ve 9alem. north, Tuesday, Thurs C. F Butler. Breeder and Fancier of U . Brah **nt without 8|*srial authority of their hand ut putting down tho carpet in average crop, tho increase in hearing •tow upon a son than to bring him up to day and Saturday at ft a. m. ma Fowls. P«ike of York and Auto home churches, hut who were given a Friends church. F avourer fare, Newberg to Portland or i?a- crat strains. acreage will, however, materially Increase fight hia own battles ol life, hoe his own lem. ' « 0 cents. warm welcome hv the clerk. W. J. Townsend, Dr. J. D. Moore. tho total product. I! tying will he gener row am! exfnvt no help of others? The F l r any information desired, address >tock first ela«s in every respect Eggs for sale Committee of six to prepare returning Clark Terrell an.l family and T. S. T >wn al hv the elo-e of the w.-ek. Stock is in boy that i* rai*»o 1 up to ask m favors* of and satisfaction guaranteed. It. E. XrLCAHT. C T WARDtAW. « .e n ia u p r. minutes for the visitors: Dr. K. Jessup, rend of Portland ars in town. excellent condition. Oats, hurley, rye. any one. but put Ins own ahouhUr to tho T, F. A P. Corvallis, Ur. NEWBERG ; ; OREGON S. Townsend, I.oci-a P. Round, Jesse' NEWBERG GRAPHIC. * T. Edwards, Win. I* Smith, Chaa. Scott. The Chehalem Valley Bank. Agricultural Implement House. FARM MACHINERY We are Agents for G IANT G RUBBER. Call see ns. IF. HUM T. B. CUMMINGS. ALLEN SMITH. (¡osimisr: l Buildtrs. h RHEUMATISM iS it- rtl & & Dr. Wood Bi-Chloride of Gold Institute. A & Poultry Yard NS W EVERYTHING NEW & SEASONABLE. 0 Home Seekers. Cash Mesi Market O O K T0 m A.
