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In order to close out our S U M M E R C L O T H I N G , I I A T S A N I ) U N D E R W E A R , we have decided to give a discount o f 20 per cent on all goods o f this
class sold for cash for the next 40 days.
W e must get them off* our shelves before our fall and w-inter stock begins to arrive.
I f you want an honest deal and a real bargain, save your money and
buy from us.
Agents for Brownsville W oo len Goods.
ix?
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
rn rim n
THK V A LLE Y OF CUKU Yl.i-IM.
Uncle Charley Burch who it will be re­
a! it ever for future delivery. In the un-
membered was hurt some months ago by j
rtain condition of trade they prefer to
My sojourn of a few weeks in your
wait until they are about to need them ; midst has given me some very pleasant a horse falling on iiis leg and crashing
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
but if they are bantered often enough, remembrances to carry back to friends in i tiie knee joint, had it tapped last Thnrs-
CIG AU KTTK V.4. » It A HI U p » N .
soino of them w ill buy a lltilo. Intelli­ the “ Old North .State” and also to store ; day and it is thought he will again regain
EDITORS AND riTILIHIIERs:
gent growers do not wish to sell now, lie- away in memory’s book-cases for future - tint use of his leg.—Am ity Popgun.
The first Hea serpent of i hr- .
on was
cause tho conditions which will determine references.
K . I I. W oodward and O hm . C. E m ery .
A number of Amity young ladies went
And, now as I turn my
seen near Woods, on the Tillamook coast
what is a fair price for the season’s crop face homeward, I desire to ¿¿ive some ox-1 berrying on the Willamette the first cf !
last
week
As
usoa
it
ha
i
a
long
green
J17LY-0*
aro not yet developed, and forced trans­ pression of what has been in my heart of the week. The day being warm and the
and fier> r d eyes
it charged up
D I R E C T O R S :
actions at a time of uncertainty are al­ your beautiful valley, your kindly hospi­ river placid and cool, they resolve»! upon
the I -Kill noth
-•
: .cnt intention of
Kutcre't us .cenici eia-m e- •
\v. m c c o n n e l l ,
G. C. C H R IS T E N S O N ,
\Y. K . A L L E N
ways to sellers’ disadvantage. But the tality, your religious out-look, et»j
onice at Newborg, '
a
hath
in
Mother
Hubbards.
Tho
cows
ning a P5 ye r " I boy from Sheridan,
w. M I T C H E L L ,
A . I t M IL L S .
brokers in eastern cities, whose monthly
From time*to time there have arisen in over there are the kind that seek for what
who was digging lams. The horrified
bills must he paid from commissions, be­ my mind many com pari - oqs of this “ val­ they may devour, and the clothing lett A m p le Facilities A fford ed for the Transaction o f a General Banking Business
T he July number of " T ’A- Writem Ped­ boy mechanic ill- lighted ft cigaiolte and
come desperate under such a state of ley of flowers,'* its work and its people upon the river hank, it is said, was al­
agogue," contains a very
i « ■ te up of awaited death. I t came not. The ser
G. W. M itch ell , Pres.
A. It. M ills , Vice Pros.
M oses V ot . vw , Cashier.
the commencement exurcte
Pacific pent got a whiff of the cigarette, and im­ things, and seek to galvanize some ap­ with similar points of interest in ray own most ruined.—Reporter.
pearance of life into trade by bantering state. Iibuay not be well to give expres­
College.
mediately desisted from its horrible pur­
A real enjoyable experienco these clear
first, possible buyers, and then possible sion to all my thoughts cn this subject,
pose, and as It slowly dragged its Pair-
nights is a look at tho moon through tho
F O R
sellers,
to
do
business
on
tome
basis—
for fear if it caino to North Carolina’s ears
I f a good price can
rc iliied for the bank scale seaward, it was plain to be
large telescope at McMinnville college.
they
don’
t
care
what—which
will
at
least
and eyes it might cause discouragement,
big crop of wheat and fruit that Oregon seen that the cigarette had been too much
yield them commissions; much as small or humiliation, or some criticism on my* Prof. Fargo who has made a study of the
has this year, th ^roor
that will fhrw lor It.—Hhoridan .Sun.
boys get two perfectly friendly and con­ lack of state pride. However, the stand­ instrument, and handles it skillfully, fa-
into the country will largely relieve the
tented
dogs to lighting by rubbing their point from which wo wish to draw the ore 1 the writer with such a view this
pressure that th* pc >pl< are feeling at the
week. The surface of the inoon is made
An epidemic of typhoid fever which is ears until they do.
comparison is from that point where we
present time.
raging in Oakland, California, and lias al­
It is by such means that “ sales" ate can best view our respective spheres of to resemble the rough surface of a shell,
and the theoretical frozen valleys, mount
ready readied several hundred eases lias now being made; they aro simply bets by
SiTF.r v I - di m S mith , of the Stale
work for Christ.
True, our children ains, lakes and seas are outlined clearly.
been found to be due to the impure milk specu'ators that they can, by and by, buy
ltelorm Sci-srl at Salem, has been re­
must be fed and educated, our schools Some of the depressions appear da* k in
of a dairy which does a large business in goods and deliver at Die price named
moved. No rc ion has been given for
and churches sustained, but the chief con the bottom, like fathomless abysses, and
that city. It lias been found that at the without loss. And by the buyer that
Iiis removal. George A. Peeples, of Mc­
oeru of every Christian everywhere is, or
others look like holes clear through the
dairy, from which the poisonous milk they can not. Tho grower isn’t in it.
Minnville, has been appointed tempora­
should be, not about his legacies of silver moon. There is one large spot on the
was supplied, the drinking water showed
If
any
of
our
stockholders
desire
to
sell
rily to the position.
and sold, but about where, when and lower surface, larger than any other, that
tilth and organic matter in large excess their products at the prices givon below,
how can ho best servo God and human* haw a glassy appearance, and it doesn’t
and that a shallow well whose water was Die Bx< hange will make Die saio for
T he Santa Clara County, (C al.) Fruit
Bjr I
take a great stretch of imagination to
used for washing tiie cans was even worse them, subject, of course, to Die daily
Exchange with headquurtors at San Jose,
It I were to draw the comparison from think of it as a great, silent sea on tho
contaminated. A ll these facts have been fluctuations; but as for fruit to be sold at
is issuing regular bulletins which aro of
a material standpoint, I ghoul i be com face of the far-off’ planet. Prof. Fargo is
learned since the epidemic oi fever lias tlm discretion of the Exchange, we take
interest to fruit growers all over the
pelled to quickly down my colors and regretting very muuflThat he did not get
broken out. It wool I have been a great Die position that it is unwise for us to sell
northwest. Bulletin No. 7 will bo found
give you the field, for there is no compar­ sight of tiie late comet.— Reporter.
in this issue of the G raiuiic , which will saving of life and health if competent in­ until our fruit is ready, or nearly ready, ison between this beautiful valley— the
spection had discovered the dangerous ac­ for delivery, and there is a legitimate de­
The catalogue of Pacific college, New-
no doubt 1)0 rood with interest by our
home of the prune and cherry—your rich,
cessories of tliis dairy long ago. It is tin- mand from buyers. We do not under­
0 -0
It contains
fruit growers. W e hope to be able to
loamy soil, your waving fields of heavy berg, has reached our desk.
fortunately tiie fact that very many oi stand that we are here to speculate with
give moro of these bulletins in tho next
headed wheat ami our red and in many 34 pages, and coming as it does, from the
Dio persons who are engaged in supplying | our stockholder's property, and wo shall
of the G r aph ic , the workmanship
few weeks.
portions uncultivated hillsides, non pro- j press
*
cities with milk seem to have no idea of i not ¡ p
ductivo sedge fields, exhaustive, washy is such as needeth not to make ashamed.
the danger which lurks in impure water
A pricots . This crop should now bo soil, adapted to nothing of consequence The G uapiiic generally does it work right. Main Street,
M ayor M c C onnell , at the earnest re­
N E W B E R G , OREGON.
and dirty surroundings. Bail water is moving from southern counties, but is not
quest of a number of citizens, lias issued
save the “ tobacco weed” which I find ail The college had an enrollment last year
tiie most dangerous tiling because it is a doing it. Four cars have been shipped
it call for a mass meeting to bo bold at
the world likes and contributes to, with­ of 147. and has a faculty of twelve mem­
Armory Hall tomorrow night, to discuss well known fact that it may be perfectly from Tulare county, first car, Juno deliv­ out receiving an equivalent in either bers.— Reporter.
clear to tho eye and pleasing to tho taste ery, at 12 cents, others at 9,'2' cents
tho water works schomo. This will he a
health or happiness— true it brings wealth
The artesian well discovered by J. VV.
and yet literally reeking with filth.— Jiu- About twelve cars remain, for which 4'_.
good opportunity for those who have been
hut we did not start out with that for a Danville near VVhiteson, some time ago,
Breeder and Fancier of Lt. Era
Brah­
ral
Northwest.
Of Des Moine- , Iowa, writes under date of C. F. Butler,
cents is offered. Prices offered over the point of comparison.
ma Fowls. Duke of York and Auy
aching for an audience to talk to and wo
continues to flow and is a great success.
March 23,181)3:
crat strains.
state
vary
from
$14
to
$25
|»ir
ton
for
dry­
shall look for a display of oratory rarely
1 do not know that we are more para­
A MOUNT IIO III) ICAII.YVAY.
ing and $25 to $55 for canning sizes. lyzed by tho liquor traffic than you as a
Stock first class in every respect Eggs for sale
equaled.
across. After going down 21 feet he S. B. M ed . M fo . C o ,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Dufur, Oregon.
Tiie Oregonian notes that tiie question Few dryers are buying, and canning pack Yearly Meeting. I scarcely think we changed to an auger, and bored 20 feet
Gentlemen
*
to
tie
vory
light.
Throughout
tho
state
T he Telegram says, Mrs. It. I). Baker, of Dio construction of a single track rail­
are— but if possible we are beneath a farther, and inserted a pipo on a level
OREGON
On arriving home last week, I found all NEWBERG
of Dallas, Polk county, witli two children, way from Portland to Mount Hood is be­ all growers who can do so nre drying. deeper shadow, that of the negro problem. I with the top of the wall. The clearest well and anxiously awaiting. Our little
passed through Portland last week on ing agitated at Sunnysido, Damascus and There nre almost no sales of tho dried It is a most vexing question and one that kind of water rolla continously out of the girl, eight and one-half years old, vvno
V ^ P R IN O B R A N C H
theii way to the Indian Territory. MrR. other points through and near where the product. Sales are reported to us as low is almost entirely let alone, and yet scorns pipo, and tl e bottom of the »log part of had waited away to 38 pounds, is now
well, s’ rong and vigorous, and well
Baker is « descendunt of the Choctaw road is proposed to run. Public meetings as .4 cents, but they cannot be bad in any of Friends feel the weight of the burden. the well ia clearly visible through the
fleshed np. 8 B. Cough Cure has done
tribe of Indians and was on ltor way to are announced to be held at Sunnyside, quantity at that price.
Tne negro is in our ini* 1st and he is there water. Some time ago B VV. Phillips, ils work well. Both of the children like
P
eaches
.
Nothing
whatever
doing
in
draw $1.4,000 for herself and children, (Clackamas county), and at Damascus to­
to stay. He is not migratory in his hab­ near Amity, had a similar well, but he it. Your 8 1». Cough. Cure has cured
that had bcon placed to their credit by morrow evening by the citizens to consid­ dried and we do not venture a quotation ; its. And loo, lie enjoys the South phys­ attempted to make some changes in it, .•»nil kept away all hoarseness from me.
the government. A little of llirft kind of er tlm mutter of subsidy asked for by the offers have been made at 7 cents. Gun­ ically, if not always socially. What are and it is now stopp' d up and has ceased So give it to every one, with greetings for
all. Wishing you prosperity, we arc
N ewdero .
O regon .
ners nre buying lightly;
in northern we to do with him, is a question that con­
Indian blood running through a fellow's projectors of Die road.
to flow.— Sheridan Sun
Yours,
M k & M rs . J. F F ord .
counties
$10
is
paid
for
Freestones
and
veins just now wouldn’t go »miss.
Tho company proposing to build tins
fronts us continually— it would tax a phi
If you wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and
railroad is known as Die Construction $40 for Clings. No driers aro attempting losopher to solve this, II ? ought to be
ready for the Spring's work, cleiuse your sys­
tem
with the Headache and Liver Cure, by
to
Imv
at
prices
that
will
yield
anything
|
el)lu.atw|
,
Io
O nly a few years ago it was thought Company A Center Bearing K a il«a v. i
the missionary.
taking two or three doses each week.
T h e lx-st nn<l most popular breed.
growers, we have heard of $10 per ton He ought to he taught the principles of
white clover would not do much good in Tliis company proposes to “ build a stand-
50 cents per bottle by nil druggists.
Sold under a positive guarantee by C. F E ggs for sale at $2 per setting o f 15.
this vulley, owing to Die dry summers, ard gauge road bed, with center elevated offered. No sales to duets reported in our religion. I do not wish to be under­
Moore & Co.
Call on or address.
lint a trial lias proven that it stands Die ra il; to eng-i- o tiie bicycle system of loco- | l 'IH s,“ te.
stood to say that tho negro at the South
S. Hobson.
I e u is . No’ iiing doing except for ship- are as their ancestors in darkest Africa, for
dry weather better than any other grass motive and cars, from Portland to Mount
llood
and
intervening
points;
to
aho
i
mpnt
and
canning.
Bartlctts
aro
wortli
we have. Where a few years ago at tliis
oth rC h irehasar»* helping them and per­
IL L IN E R Y .
¡M* lH‘r ,on f " r these purposes,
time in the season, nothing grew except haul standard gauge cars; to take and dc- |
haps loing their duty. 1 refer to what
>’ *n nkm Short sales in small lots con- we as a Friend* church are doing.
tsr weed, white clover lias a firm hold, liver freight without change of cars to !
Lamb & Holley,
•v -t »'>'1 oven ft cents,
und all about town on vacant lots and on and from any part of Die country." The ! timle to bo
Tne blighting curse of slavery for cen­
tiio sides of streets clover is king, much company is asking a bonus from tho i “ hnost wholly at 5. No demand of any turies can hut bo felt every where and its
NEWBERG
OREGON.
to tiie satisfaction and comfort of the property-owners along the proposed route magnitude yet exists, and it is only by tendency was always “ to down” to its
We h ive just received from New York a large
stock of
ever present village eow. I log fennel and of the road in land or cash. Fivo per forcing unwilling buyers that any trade is level.
- •• I
fern succumos to tint encroach incut of cent is to ho paid as Boon as the road is done, and that only on tho buyers offer.
Though more than a quarter of a cen­
SIC.A.SOISr.A.IB-LilE
; Ü c'
the spreading roots of white clover and located, 45 per cent when tho road shall Until the market for dried fruit is better tury has packed since the horrors of the
'
r
fp
altogether it is oue of Die greatest boons have boon graded to premises of the one established there can bo no established great Civil War swept over our land, still
' of superior quality and latest styles. We are
I f you want good and cheap homes,
; also prepared to do
that lias ever come to tliis valley.
making tho subscription, and tho remain­ price for green fruit.
its blasting effects are felt. And this has
in n healthy locality on the Southern
:
ing 50 per cent when the road shall have S anta C i . vkv C o in p y F ruit K x c iiw g k . a tendency to suppress both educational
Pacific Kail road,
fe
vicinity
M ish L ucia B. G uikfin , the Iowa elo­ been completed and trains running.— Or­
and religious interest in many places.
•r 5 \
ea.st of
cutionist who gave a reading hero a egon City Enterprise.
I have seen from the first that your ad
e » K TO T IP , II ION.
* .?
*u Ü 1
C * 1
couple of years ago has had an experience
vantages in missionary and evangelistic
1 , " T tl .
4? %
Oi
robin
and
bluebird
ami
linnet,
spring
with a Misaouri lad. Tho Salem inde­ SANTA C L A llA COIJNIA n i l 'I T
work is very superior to ours, on account
poets write page after page; their of a higher type of intelligence, especially
pendent gives it as follows: “ Miss Lucia
CII ANUI*, I U I . 1.1. TIN NO. 7.
praise« nre sounded each minute by when compared with our people in the
B. GriHin, who lias given several elocu­
S an J osh , (C al)., July 12, 1803.
prophet, soothsayer and sago; but not mountainous »list;icts where recently we
a
J .r / a x v
tionary recitals in Salem, and will be ro-
if. I>. FOX, Proprietor,
It is suggested that some of our stock­
since the stars sang together, not have expended so much time and money
momberod by ull lovers of elocution, is
NEWBERG,
OREGON.
since tho creation of men, has anyone And, too, you have ever with and around
unintentionally tho can re of a boy losing holders may not l>o familiar with some
AB O V E T H E A V E R A G E .
drawn a goose feather in praise of the you the overshadowing influence of that
bis mind, in Missouri. It is reported that trade terms which it is convenient to us»*.
U
n
im
proved land $12 to $25 pe- acre.
A
good
supply
of
“
F.
O.
B.M
means
“
Free
on
Board,”
patient old hen.
a young man by name of Zccks, met Mi$*s
groat and good man, William Ilobson.
L arge farms $20 to $50 per acre.
lear-
Tho nbovols h CO.TPO- piotur«of THCORE-
'
that
is,
loaded
on
cars
by
the
seller.
All
honor
and
praise
to
the
singing
that
Griffin at one of her entertainments and
“ Tho' dead, yet speaketh.” Carolina has O O .IA N S N W Hi* ¡ .DIN r. loe . t I at t u
ed land in ft to 20 acre lots, $40 to $($>
:
“
Short
Sales”
are
sales
made
for
future
corner
of
-ixtl»
auJ
U
er
streets
or
many
cheers
np
tin*
wild
woo*
1
in
spring;
tho
instantly became infatuated with her.
no such a guardian angel— they left us yea s THE (>KE r*> IAN h s f* lt the need of
per aero.
old recollections bringing j >y, oft child­ before they became so.
h new and com mod ion. bolidi 2 embracing
H e bought her presents, sent her flowers delivery by one who does not own the
all the modern improvements, with tiie latest
goods
he
sells.
Before
the
time
for
deliv­
hood
and
that
sort
of
thing;
hut
dearer
Land Set to Fruit
and finally tried to arrange so as to take
Nevertheless— Honor to Carolina! She impi-oved machinery for turn'.nu our a me­
i
to me than the twitter of robin or marlin has furnished the beautiful valley of Che- tro m »1 f in pap r. It now has if, »u i o-»<* that
elocution lessons of her; ho followed her ery he expects to buy the goods at a rate
finally
cn
b-n
i
Our
endeavor
i-
to
supply
and
tended
ill good «hnpe, one, tw o or
the .V bole Puciflc Coast ma justly fee! prom!
or wren, is that motherly cluck when a ha lent with some very excellent material ot .1 . it i ; « <-” taial.v the iin
on tf *’ coast. our patrons with the best of everythin;* in our three years. $so to $100 per acre.
from place to place, for some time lower than ho has sold for, and thus
Now
tant
l'HE
«)
»
«ì
»
AN
in
settle
in
line.
Main street, oue door north of Ilard-
litter of chicks surroun 1 the old hen.
without oxruso for doing so. Finally make a profit. “ Futures’ * is a general
and la m glad that so many are not this new ho - o it fc Is ! l»e i’ .:«*; it» many wick’s plmto gallery.
Correspondence solicited. Address,
frión s a I .pro-tit. 1: ..»k # thi * np«piul offer
Miss Gritlin discovered that the youth term for sales of good to bo delivered at a Anti her midwinter cackle, how cheery, ashamed to cl i; n her as tfit- 1 r na’ ivo to
tho * *’1» . ri' i w t . -ir subieript o , or t >
above the new nest she has made; it no- state or tho native state of some anc»-stor. lu*..- w ,0 subscribe prior 1 0 ^e,»t-juioer 1st
was insanely in love, although he hud specified future time. All sales of new
to send the
tithvj hearts all aweary another fresh egg If Carolina has done tii s what «hall we.
M ARION,
•
OOECON.
never in any way intimated so; she made crop dried fruit previous to this time of
the
year
nui't
of
course
he
futures,
and
has Iv i n laid, and when the old bird expect o; Oreg >n ?
it impossible for him to follow her farther
waxes heavy and aged and la/.v and
which drove the simpleton insane. He nearly all this year are also “ short.”
1 trust that the object of this scrag jv
We know this because there have boon
fat, well cooked with light dumplings article will he understood, it D written for
Main Street,
NEWBERG, OREGON.
started on foot in pursuit of her, and was
almost
no
sales
of
fruit
by
growers
any­
and gravy, there’s great consolation in your encouragement and to show up vonr
arrested near Pauline, Kansas, his mind
that.— Ex.
Having opened a >-tock of Millinery st Mrs.
a blank. Miss Gridin is to be congratulat­ where in the state.
superior ml vantages for success.
It may seem strange to farmers that so-
Davis*» old stand on Main Street, I respectfully 1
ed for being able to rid herself of the ma­
I not only agree with what one of vonr
This bplnjr the dn’l senson of the year. THF invite the ladies of Newberg to call and see me. j
called business men should sell prunes
niac without more serious trouble.'*
members of the late Yearly Meeting sii.l »Hü (fO.S'lA.S beli \c*.» benefit o this Kind
WE SEEL FOR
i i o i i r i t n . T ! it \i . n o t i n .
for future delivery at 5 cents, as some
w i 1 bo g i’oiktly appreciated, ríeme s *n ì l i
WK Bl'Y FOR
in regard to this being the valley of the > ou r suliHcri 'tioii ns - ck > ii as possible. > heu
have »lone this year, when, to till their
W IIK A T N I K T S .
v;*idn
;
l'ortland
you
are
cordially
invit'd
The shipments of strawberries from Jordon, but believe it to be even more
to tuli ani tane a trip through our new
contracts at a profit and pay expenses, Can by, Oregon, this
homo. Address
year amounted to than th.it, the dwelling place of Him ah
Before this pa|tcr is in the hands of all they must rely on buying from growers at
My endeavor will be to please, by selling WE GUAEANTEE SATISFACTION.
about 10,000 crates.
has «aid, “ As the mountains are around
CHLGONZS PUBLISH Nfi C 3 ,
readers new wheat will be robing out of not much exceeding 4 cents; but it is a
;ocd goods at a reasonable margin of profit.
PORTLAND, OIL
The strawberry crop about Puyallup, alxxit, etc." His hid treasures are here
the threshers in Oregon. W r wish to re­ fact that reek lees men can bo found to
MRS. C. P. KENYON.
Wash., exceeded the deman
and the which “ He has reserved against tho time
peat the advice given already to farmers take any kind of a trot.
of trouble,” Job xxxviii, 22, 23.
And
price fell to 45 cents per crate.
to bol»l their wheat if possible. 1K> not
To win they are rlivin g on scaring
' [ I t ll.M X A KENTON,
Scientiño Axsricart
follow the advise of Portland papers to growers with blood curdling stories of
An experienced orebardist of the Santa certainly here is the place for Ilia sanctu­
Agctscy tor
ary, look in whatever direction and yon
Clara
valley
informs
the
California
Fruit
sell at once unless you aro compelled to enormous crops, great stocks carried over,
will wee the material for beautifying ir.
80•
and distressing lack of money. Now. the Grower that the outlook there is for a
■
“ the flr tree, tho pin«
an.l the
. e -.t »T ,:
Physicians
Surgeons,
I he suggestion that a farmer has no facts are. as w e begin to find out, that no crop of prunes this year fully doable that
toÿ-'ther. t" K's iti v
if
p.
of
last
year.
1 'timness to Red or store wheat is freighted abnormal crops exist anywhere, and old
'.»nefoarv,’ ’ I ». lx IS
ii
R. XX. H A D L E Y . H c r c l w r .
with fatal reaulta if followed. If it ooultl stocks are light ; as to finances, while
The Salem cannery pat up 50,000
Your» in C iristi in Love,
I. » F ayette
O regon .
CAVF4TÎÎ.
be known by speculators that all grain there are no funds f«»r speculation, there pounds ef straw I «erries this season, or
Low
rates bet ' een San Francise,
TRADE
MARKS,
L A \Yix-
laud au l
Would be rushed from the thresher to the is every indication that money wid he about the same amount as last year but Jnlv 20, ISM.
d c s ic m p a t e n t s ,
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P
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3
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3,
etc
J
mirket it wonbl be a bonanza for the easily forthcoming to take and pa> tor all the presimi sea-on*« i»a k ii believed to
1 . - 'nfsrraattni r .-i free Handbook write to
M l v N A CO.. *1 1»; OAi>w\ y . Ni.w Y o u r .
speculator. He could bank on the forced kinds of produce as fast as needed for ^ superior to that of U it in q i
rk is »till pro_*r >?ing on tho ne»a
*
a •
».
I f - - - un. rs Wm M IT« tg A Three S'stf rs
Eve T p»*, :.- . I O' t by vs 14 t>--rrht t-.-f
market, and the farmer would I k * missed consumption, and mean while the farm
The shipments of cherries from San
L hy - F r ,«nd Sandav. Wednesday a.i«l Friday
the put t I «
v-uee given free o i
m tho
»T. U. I»* II, I’ r«;»rlot»p.
vi-i.
It
in
not
a-»
near
completion
ns
at » a m. Leave S*Wn north. "» uc«day, Thurs­
li ii bad enough now when so many or* ought to keep it.
Jose, California, this * car w ill amount to
day and Saturday at 6 a. m.
i a month or two auo. but it in
firm er« are foretti to sell. Those in debt
No legitimate buyer of dried fruit—by nearly 2.0<k>,o»k> pounds, *S»»ut twice as
P i " > ver fare. Ncwberg to Portland or Sa­
lem. 50 rents
for their farms, or to stores and many which we mean wholesale grocery houses much as last year. In addition the can- the
th»>
a in 'nth or »lx week» will
J -.’•ceet c*rctiV*:cn of ar.r sci?3tldcpa>'r in tho
For
any information de-ired, address
V rid. M < h d !r llta sfra tw !. N o tn te 'e a e n t
even to hanks for money to harvest their having e*tab:i*l.e 1 retail trade supply — ncri-vs in that city packed an enormous
en to travel «.’»ur th ro '.h to the
ir . »
i i bo *
Weeklv, ?*:}.ml a
R. E. MC LC AH T.
jc r;
u n i n o u ï \ 'd r . '« M l N.<i .* CO-.
rrop, should sell of coarse and pay their desia- at tills thus to i der anv gjoJs quant it v .— fat rat ,VU . c«?.
C. T W A R P L A W .
Gcn lS u p t..
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CarvaUi*-L*r
1 debts. Hut all who can slionl . hold
Wheat cannot go lower. It. ie »In. i cur
tain to advance.— Capital Jam > al
The Chehalem Valley Bank.
HEW BER/G-, OZE^ZEGOIsr.
Incorporated 1893. Capital Stock $40,000.
HARVESTING
BINDERS,
MACHINERY,
MOWERS,
SU LK Y RAKES,
REVO LVING RAKES,
Binder Twine, Machine Oil, Axle Grease Etc.
Carnages & Vehicles oi all Kinds,
And Farm Implements in General,
TO
Christenson Bros. Agricultural Implement House,
J, F, FSEUmgilisl,
Quakor City Poultry Yard.
"A
Poultry Yard
Wyandottes a Specialty.
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TO
. .
Home Seekers.
M IL L IN E R Y ,
S TR EET M ARKET,
i E TO MARION.
School & Church Privileges
A SPECIAL OFFER!
Beef, Pork & Mutton
U/eekly Oreçorçiai}
ÍE.Y MILLINERY STORE.
JOSEPH COOK,
Cash Meat Market
0 Months for S2.00
0
CASH .
EVERYTHING NEW & SEASONABLE,
G O O D Sift!"
Austin & Stanley.
<Sc
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co.
W'
E x p ress & ficn cr:.! D e liv e ry . V A L L E Y P O IN T S
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