these apples and pears are the big
Chinese help. As the time for picking first. Col. Cornelius finds it practicable lege, and ono or two others will lie on that
gest you ever saw raised iu Washing
came on and many white men in Port to secure two cuttings for forage purposes rolled in the city *t bools,
land were idle, the employment agencies arid secure his seed from the third crop. For a brief resting spell and a little sea- ton?”
,jf p[„ ami re and profit you should visit “That’* it.’’
ISSUED KVKRY FRIDAY MORNING.
in that city took advantage oi the situa l'or those localities which are adapted to
“That is a commendable admission I
tion and sent out several hundred people vetches wo are satisfied that there is j[,e Xewberg fair this month. It opens must
NEWBERG, OREGON.
admit.”
editors ax u Fl'RLlsilEB»:
nothing
else
which
can
be
grown
which
on
the
2fith
and
continues
four
days.
It
to liutteville, claiming that they had
Incorporated 1893. Capital Stock $40,000.
E . H . W oodw ard and O rm . C. E mkry . work for them. Something like 5 )0 peo will give so much feed per acre, and the jg tho only fur in the county, and a great ! “ Well, to tell you the truth, ‘stranger,’ ”
the attendant, “I'm going to
ple have been camped in and about testimony of Col. Cornelius and others pride should he taaen In It as a home in- confessed
to Oregon next week ”—Toledo
FRIDAY. M RKUBBB t, I
lluttavillo waiting for work, many of who have made practical uao of vetches stitution representing our various re move
DIREOTOBS;
Blade.
for
feeding
milch
cows
indicates
that
they
sources
and
industries.
Hplen
lid
groamls
!
them
without
money
and
with
but
little
O.
W.
McCOXXELL,
(i. C. CHRISTEX80X,
W. K. ALLEX
Watered s . second class -nutter «t the post
superior as a forago plant to anything easily acees- itde, reduced railroad rates
j to eat. Thoy held meetings from time to are
otllee at Nowher*. Oregon.
O. \V. MITCHELL,
A. R. MILLS.
r
I
to
li
E
t
i
l
U
l
l
U
IVilK
S
N
t.il.
else
which
wo
can
raise.
i and one of the best communities in tire
time protesting against the employment
I M etlakatiila , Alaska, Aug. 21, 18i)3. Ample Facilities Afforded for the Transaction of a Cieneral Ranking Business
T he farmer with a small yield oi grain of Chinese. On last Tuesday the climax not yet gone far enough to determine the worm to mingle wuii.
was
reached
when
75
determined
men
| There is a great cry going up over the ] Since our arrival here we have had one G. W. M it c h e ll , Pres. A. R. M il l s , Vice Pres. M oses V otaw , Cashier.
is the lucky man this year.
over the wrongful detention of pub- week of fine weather. Hut today is a
fell in line and rounded up the Chinese limits within which they may be profit-
E min 1’ asiia the distinguished African in the yards near by and shipped them to ably grow n in the Pacific Northwest. It ,ic fun,js hy var;0UH ,;cmntie«, while state stormy one, off oi the ocean in full blast
adventurer is dead again. Tltis time he Portland on the Toledo. The China is probable tliat they will thrive any- I warrants are going to protest at Salem with torrents of rain. As it is unfit to be
here in tho Willamette valley. Dairy- There is a half million of state taxes due | out of the house I will try and give a few
was beheaded and eaten by cannibals. men offered no resistance. At last ac w men
having herds of 20 to 25 cows will tbe state treasurer from county treasurers,, items of our surroundings,
counts the sheriff of Marion county was
find 3 to 4 acres enough to plant and more than half is in suspended banks Annetta Island, on which we aro now
T he Portland Industrial Exposition on the ground with a posse of men keep probably
and In most cases where thero may be at Portland. Yamhill is ono of six residing In the little village of MetUkath-
opens September 27th and closes October ing order. What the outcome will be any
doubt as to their success an an acre counties that have [»aid up in full. In 1 la. is about 14 miles long, north und
28th. A line exhibit is promised in epite further development will demonstrate. i or two
We desire to inform all our patrons that we are now
will be sufficient to determine as honor, this is right, but if the counties iu . south and 4 miles wide, and 3,0)0
of hard times.
SHIPPING OREGON IltflT .
I to their merits. Those who wish to ob- default shall saddle a relief bill on the j feet high at ono point, part'v covered
samples can do so by sending 5 cents state in the future, and the Bix counties 1 with snow at this date. Six other peaas
I f as the Salem Journal says a news- The Earl Eruit Company’» Chicago | tain
..... r.....
it to pay, they will
pr.ih | over 2,000 feet high with several oliicrs
pa[>er will reap what it sows, one of these house writes the main bouse in Sacre- in stamps to pay postage to C. If | have a share of .........................
that they have been euchered over 1,500 feet. On the west side of tins
days there will be quite a harvost for the mento as follows: “ In referenco to Or Schmidt, 18.3 Eront 8t., Portland. Jtu.al ay,jy
Salem garbage carts.
What the country apparently needs just ¡»land is a little harbor called Port Ches
egon peach plums would say the fruit is Xonhwesi.
whore our village is situated with as
at
the present time is a variety of ’roes ter
very nice but believe that they would
pretty
sandy hoaeh as is usually found in
Till: IIOMK NKWSFAFfclt.
E lgin has had another blaze. This make a better appearance, carry better
with low growing branches not very chose
time the Recorder, while somewhat crip and have liner color when ripe, if they The remonstrances against giving ad together that a tolerably fat gentleman this country Before tho fire destroyed
pled, is able to make its usual weekly ap were wrapped in paper. With few ex vertising of their towns to “outside” pub can climb. It is reported that Hon. J. E. twenty-eight homes lust winter there
pearance. There is lots of pure sand in ceptions the jacking has beun very good. lication of a questionable influence, w hich Magers shot a grouse tiro other day. Un were ninety buildings with about 800 peo
during the winter season. There is a
Tuttle’s makeup.
Several lots, however, have been slack are seen ill the columns of western Wash luckily in descending from tho region of ple
fish cannery of 20,000 case capacity, a
[lacked, of which wo notilied by wire. ington papers at present, are justifiable the clouds It lodged in a tree top. In or saw
mill run by water power of 8,000 feet
l)it. W it it t a k e b , president of Wil There is certainly a future before the Or
well taken. When a local newspa der to get the bird he went and hunted up
a store building 50x100 feet con
lamette University has resigned and egon peach plum grower, and if wo did ami
per is not goo»i enough to herald a town’s Eugene I.oper anil gave him a dollar and capacity,
taining general merchandise, a school
J’rof. W. C. Hawley bus been elected not have such low prices on California a»lvantages abroad, there is something a half to go up tho tree.
as acting president. I)r. W hittaker’s plums and prunes at present, and times wrong about the town. The newspaper A notable event was that of the mar house built in circular form with twelve
resignation was accepted by the trus being so hard in the east, wo undoubted is to a very great extent what the com riage of Judge Cowls and Mrs. Lucy ¡lew- gables and two stories high, with a circu
tower in tho center upon which is a
tees with regret.
ly could do much better for Oregon grow munity makes it; and by reason of its ley at Ihe home of the latter last Thurs lar
flag polo where the stars and stripes are
ers.”
representative
capacity,
tire
community
day
evening,
the
24th.
The
ceremony
T he women of Kansas are arranging to Tho market for plums, while not satis lias u measure of responsibility toward it. was performed hy the new Presbyterian often seen unfurled to the gentlo breeze,
that we are true Americans on
innko a complete canvass of that state factory, shows great improvement over The
who will not help make a minister, Rev. W. II Jones, in the pres indicating
free American soil and laboring und»-r
from now till next fall in ordor to educate the week previous, during which time good people
paper
for
their
town
must
not
com
ence
of
a
few
invited
guests.
Kefresh-
the people up to volo for equal suffrage. California Bent all her fruit east. There plain if they are held in low esteem by ments were served after tho wedding our own “pine” tree. Tho foundation oi
Some of the most able women lecturers was no other way, as canneries wore idle the outside world. Tho homo paper, A serenade w-as tendered Mr. ami Mrs. a church is laid, SOxlOO feet which will
$10,000 wlien completed. Two mis
in the country will assist in the work.
and thu home demand small. These im properly supported, not particularly by Cowls the following evening by the Mc cost
buildings, one for girls and one for
mense shipments, together with the hard advertising patronage, but in a hundred Minnville band, and congratulations from sion
Livery, Feed & Sale Stable.
A yol ' ng lady of l’oit Angeles, Wush., times and peoplo out of work, are against ways of kindness and of service whicli unnumbered friends have siuce been ex the boys, 00x80 feet. One of these build
ings with 28 rooms is where we are resid
in order to help her parents pay for their us, while an immenso peach crop on the costs nothing, is always the best possible tended.
homo, went into the opium smuggling Atlantic coast has supplied that popular medium for advertising its locality, be Henry and Lorcnza Miller, of Amity, ing, so you may imagine wo have room
business al’ee same Chinamen und gov fruit at low prices. Now California has cause it will ho bright, newsy, and will were arrested on Tuesday on complaint of enough for ourselves and all visitors that
HANSON & WORDEN,
ernment employees. Sho fell into the neither shipping plums or prunes or li.irt- bo read by intending settlers and capital one Patterson for trespassing on Ike Ilob- have come so far. One of the rooms is
hands of a bravo custom officer and w ill lett [tears left, except in a few- late mount ists as a truer index to the town’s social inson’s place while bunting last Sunday. large enough to contain an ordinary New- We are prepared to furnish Good and Stylish Rigs, with or without drivers. Fair treatm ent
berg ice crcain festival. The smallest is guaranteed by us and the same expected of our customers. Tourist and Transient custom so
not do so any more.
ain localities. So wo have tho field for ami business life than any other printed They plead guilty before Justice Rhodes, about
the right size for a little jail for un
such products from this coast to our matter could be.
who imposed a fine of $15 each and costs, ruly children. A house near the beach is licited. Prices reasonable.
C iu r i . ehton , 8. C., seems to bn a fated selves. ISartlett pcais aro grown east, The proprielor always 8|>emls his in the
Sheridan Street, near Main.
NEW BERG, OREGO N.
city. Eiro and flood may devastate other hut they do not compare with ours, for come to improve his paper. It seems paid. lowest provided by statue. Roth built for transient use, called a guest
bouse,
in
which
a
wedding
feast
is
some-
cities but tbe earthquake and the torna while ours can sell at $2.00 to $2.50 a box that he can’t help it. When he bus a
do seem to tiave an es|»ecial spite at her. theirs will only bring tliut much a hatred. few dollars ahead he must get the paper a Whenever hard times set in thero are limes made an»l by the way we were in
A tornado did a million dollars damage Tho opinion prevails with fruit men I new dress, or some all-brass galleys, or al ways suggestions from mistaken benev vited to one last week after the marriage
a young couple. The tables were sup
for her people last week.
generally that our Italian prunes will an improved mailing machine. If a few olence that the public authorities, nation of plied
with soup, hard tack, tea and candy.
bring a good price if shipped green, as hundred, ho buys a new press, and again al, state, county, municipal, or all ol It seemed
the one hundred that partook
P icrbb L orh . i . ard , the ninny times they came later than any similiar fruit [»tits his nose to the grindstone to get out them, shall furnish employment ami
O p e n s S e pt em b x w 2 7 1 8 0 3 . C l o s e s O c t o b e r 2 8 _
millionaire tobacco manufacturer, w ill sell grown clsowhero. If tho eastern market of debt. When he thinks ho sees go-xl wages to such persons as may want oi of the supper ate all they wanted and
his horses and quit racing. This man, justifies such shipment as many cars of I lime ahead he enlarges his paper and in- need work and pay. This demand is twelve baskets full yet remained, though
LIBERATES CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND '
who is one of the richest in America, has lato pianos can lie shipped os eastern : creases his payroll. When money gets based on the notion that tho government all looked clean and tasted well notwith
WILL FURNISH TIIF. MUSIC
the darkness that pervaded the
obtained his weultli mainly by selling cilios can afford to use.
scarce again he tries to keep a stiff upper somehow has resources of its own, inde standing
A
W
O
R
L
D
O
P
M EC H A N IC S IN M IN IA T U R E .
what thousands of poor men burn up or The necessity of picking and packing lip, takes wood and |>otatoes on subscrip pendent of the body of the [»eople Yet room for the want of more daylight.
They
were
married
by
Mr.
Duncan
in
THE
SPECIAL
FEATURES
WILL
ECLIPSE THOSE OF ANY PREVIOUS YEAR. £
chew up und spit away.
fruit properly to go any great distance tion, works eighteen hours a day, back it has in fact no resources or revenues ex white man style and agreeable to bis
should lie emphasized. All plums must slides at the church, defaults at the lodge, cept what it derives from taxation of all. wishes, for none of his people ate allowed M A D A M E G IR A R D O Y E R ’S P R IS M A T IC F O U N T A IN *
Sri'ERINTEN’IlENT DoWNINU, of the polli- he [licked when mature enough to ripen j forgets his friends and neglects his fami
that the city should employ to marry without his consent. At inter Constructed at ft cost of 110,000 rainbow
and throwing a thousand jets of water in all the colors of the
tentiarv left .Salem Eriday for San Quen on tho way, and should he wrapped in ly. Whatever else ho may prove re It men is to said
will beautify Music Hall.
make
streets
ami
improve
parks?
vals
we
had
the
best
of
music
from
the
tin, Cal., for ono Al. Miller, who left the fiuit [inper to arrive in Iho best condition. creant to, with his paper it is always It cannot [»ay them. Is it said that the
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j
A
Z
R
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Q
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E
. / Y Q T T J Y i ^ I T J I M I S [.:::■
sla'o’s prison without leuvo some mouths The stems must he left on, and not thu love, honor and cherish.” All the aid count') could grade ami macadamize its hand, not that we wish to cast any re
Containing
fish
of
all
varieties
found
in
Oregon
waters, have been constructed at great expense
flection
on
Portland
or
Newberg
band
ago. Miller is a son of Joaquin Miller, least hiitiso allowed. To get enough in “ and
Ihe town gives to its paper roads, and thus give employment, to music, it was about the beet we ever
the California poet, but that doesn’t seem the package is essential, If only to pre goes comfort
into
it.
Subscriptions
paid
in
ad
THE
ART
GALLERY-—-
many? For work of this kind there art- heard.
to deter him from beiug an all around vent from being loose. Thu Harriett vance blossom into breezy locals, and large
Will
contain
i
collection
of
paintings
selected
from
the W orld's Fair. Among them Fllsburg’s
amounts
of
unpaid
warrants
out-
bud one.
pifuting t u a te r’fM .ntt Figrlit Jo visit this great'Exposition ami view its wonders
must be picked gieen and carefully wrap hall-page ads bring forth double-leaded stamlaug now, ^The satnq. prudence is Tho dwelling houses of Metlakatiila are celebrated
i&i
every
departm
ent
of
Art
and
Science,
will
be
next
thing to a visit to the World's Fair at Chi
nfit
of
thu
cheapest
style,
for
a
few
of
the
ped. Tho filling of the box requires ea- editorials on the new water works and necessary in public as in private expend
cago.
natives
have
been
below
and
took
items
P ri nks aro ripening so late this season, pocial skill that can only he learned from the
shipping en route and the country’s iture. Revenue from taxation is not in Seattle, Tacoma and Portland, which
REDUCED RATES ON ALL TRANSPORTATION LINES.
it is quite likely that they will come on an export. We have excellent fruit in wonderful
wealth
anil
progress.
To
ten
For further information address
E . W . A LLEN ,
possible
beyond
certain
limits.
Let
any
they
have
artistically
patterneil
alter
on
a
with a rush and all the dryors will have Oregon, where proper cultivation is prac der it generous support is to invito capi one who is disposed to call on city or
Superintendent anil Secretary.
all the fruit thoy ran iiosslhly handle. ticed, and if the etforte at shipment this tal ; to withhold, “tendeth to poverty.” county to give employment to labor ask cheap scale. Some me two stories high,
from $1,000 to $1,500. There is
If some pruno can ho found that is of hard year result in teaching growers their
will have a live paper; tiic taxpayers whether, in their opinion, costing
vet
to
be
seen an occasional old fashioned 1892. 'Die maximum temperature is
good quality that will ripen a week or two trade and in making our fruit known, and The if It live has town
anything
worthy
tho
atten
revenue limit of taxation has not hut.
earlier than any of the standard varieties good must follow. Thu greut supply and tion of the outside world and wauts it the
7° higher amt the mean maximum A farm of 250 acres, 4*a miles north
been reached already. He needn't go to On Sabbath morning at 19 o’clock we about
wo now have, it will be a big thing for low prices havo made tho l’acitlc fruits told where it will do the most good, it tho
only
1°
higher than la»t year, showing west of Newberg. For particulars inquire
owner of large property for the in first hear a small hell of ahout two hun lees variation
those who oi>orate dryers.
bolter known and appreciated and will will put its trust in the home paper, and formation.
than some sunpo-.e.
I at this office.
The
great
class
of
middle
ami
cause a demand that will materially re tho homo paper will do the business. smaller taxpayers can tell him.—Orego dred pound weight ring for Sunday
E dmund R obinson ,
school. Then at 11 o'clocK a large
N o tice.
W hen a man loses all his money, his sult to our advantage in tbo near future. Thero are newspapers in Oregon ami
Voluntary Observer.
church bell that cost $200 In Cincinnati is
fi lends, his self regard and his self-con The Dotewaro peach crop is now rnaiket- Washington which aru read at the east, nian.
All person* knowing themsidve* in
ItO M E S i lC K E Y S .
trol, I ho peoplo of Independence imiilion ed. Tlie cyclonic sloriu of tho gtith dam and have helped in many ways to build Oregon has a rival to tho natural bridge rung for church a very short time at first,
debted to J. B. »Mount are requested to
tho common council to declare him a aged all orchards so that there is little up the Pacific Northwest; but they aro of Virginia, although as yet few persons then in ten or fifteen minutes it is rung This new» department in Woman’s call anil settle immediately. Silver taken
“common drunkard,’’ and forbid tho sa good fruit remaining. The fruit market not printed in towns whose advertising havo had tho privilege of gazing upon for twenty minutes During this twenty Work is attracting general attention, and at face value.
the people are all expected to be
loons to sell hint liquor. Somehow or should improve.—Oregonian.
funds have gone to eastern and Califor this wonder ami it is very doubtful if its at minutes
church and seated. At about the nd well deserves Ihe universal praise which
other this doesn't tend to mako iis dissat
nia journals, to the neglect of the homo existence was known at all until dis of tho
receives. For it we ask our readers to
minutes Mr. Duncan comes it send
isfied with the Newlierg policy ol having It is strango how slow people some publication.—Oregonian.
covered hy tho I’ersion-Uossett surveying In at a twenty
their choicest und most practical
special
door
and
immediately
en
no saloons and consequently compara times are to avail themselves of useful
party.
Tho
bridge,
which
is
about
six
hits
of
household and culinary informa
ters
the
pulpit,
first
bows
on
his
knees
a
tively few jiersons who use intoxicants. knowledge. It was a well ascertained
E D IT O R S A M . KNOW H IM .
miles northeast from Detroit, crosses a few moments then rises and says a few tion-keys which have unlocked the Of Dcs Moines, Iowa, writes under date of
fact til) years ago that tho Winter Majetin
March 23,1*33:
fifty feet wide and is fully fifty words in the native tongue, then an doors leading from their domestic doubts
T he American |ieoplo aro quick to de vai iety of apples is a “resistant” to the He doesn’t subscribe for your paper Ire- canyon
feet
high.
It
is
as
perfect
as
it
could
well
and
difficulties.
They
inay
be
recipes,
8.
B
M
ed
.
M
fg . C o .,
nounces a hymn which is sung in Eng suggestions, experiences—anything that
tect fraud and oxpress their disapproval Woolly uphis. That is the Woolly uphis cause :
Dufur, Oregon.
he,
lieing
flat
on
top
and
arched
under
lish.
accompanied
with
the
organ
played
He
has
more
papers
dow
than
he
can
of the same. A few years ago when a do not live on the Winter Majetin apple
Gentlemen •
neath in a manner that would almost by a native boy. Then he reails his text is ileeuieil of value to the housewife.
decent game of base hall could he played, trees. In Ihe later years it lias been read.
On arriving hom e last week, I found all
lead
one
to
believe
it
was
the
work
of
Uiev
will
lie
published
as
received,
or
in
English
after
which
he
speaks
with
well and anxiounly awaiting. Our little
tho heroes of the day wore the twirlers found tliat tho Northern Spy apple trees He has no time to read except nights man. Tho bridge is solid rock, and is
as
fast
as
spare
w
ill
allow,
ami
for
the
eight and one*half years old, who
and hatters of tho hall. Now that it has | k » shohs this characteristic also. Ami yet and Ilia eves are so |>oor that he can’t see truly ono of Oregon's greatest curiosities. power and emphasis in tho native lan best “ Key” in each issue we will give a girl,
had wanted away to 38 pounds, jh now
guage,
A
more
attentive
auilience
we
heroine more profitable to sell out than to it is only within a very recent period that then.
well, strong and vigorous, and well
of $5 cash. The only condition is fleshed
seldom ever see w ith their eves almost prize
|iluy an honest game, interest even in the advantage tuts been taken of this knowl He can’t afford to take all of them, so —I.ui.ibe, iiio,i.
up. 8 B. Cough Cure has done
that
you
will
send
50
cents
for
a
year’s
constantly
on
the
speaker.
After
a
ser
he
takes
none.
jts
work
Both of the children like
lieNt teams of the country, ¡son Iho wane, edge. The Australian fruit growera are
says that an eastern edi- mon of from thirty to forty minutes, he subscription to our magazine, if not al it. Your well.
8 B. Cough Cure has cured
mid base hall news is placed next to pure the ones who deserve credit for applying He can get a city weekly four times as : tor An says exchange
a uian in New York got immediately bows in prayer the last of ready a subscriber. It is tlie equal of .»ny and kept away all hoarseness from me.
big as yours and the same price, and "¡la himself that
advertising, iu out-of-the-way corners of knowledge of this fact iu a practical way. got
give it to every one, with greetings for
into
trouble by marrying two which tho congregation repeats after him, $2 dollar periodical in America, ami is So
lots
of
roadin’
in
it
too.”
the papers.
It has now become the rule in that coun He doesn't like the politics of tho pa 1 wives. A western
editor
replies
that
a he then takes tiis seat and the congrega widely considered the best home monthly al). Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours,
M r . & M rs . J . F F ord .
try to develop roots of the Winter Majetin
your letters to,
good many men have done tho same
immediately and quietly leaves the published. Address
If you wish to fee] fresh and cheerful, aud
T he Chicago Century in speaking of or Northern Spy upon which to graft a[>- per.His neighbor takes it, an 1 he takes the thing by mariying one. A northern edi- tion
W
oman
’
s
W
o
r
k
,
in the
ready for the Spring's work, eleau.se your svs-
Oregon’s fruit exhibit at tho Wot Id’s Eair plos of all varieties. The ravages of the other one, and they, they kinder change tor say* that .[ulte a numlrer of his at- building. hou(M, Tho It services are an held
tem with the Headache aud Liver Cure, by
“ Domestic Keys” Dept., j i ! taking
emotion
of
two or three doses each week.
Woolly
Aphis
ii|Mm
the
roots
of
their
ap
says: “The leading exhibits from Ore
quaintances found trouble enough in i loneliness to listen at the chiming of a
Athens, Georgia.
50 cents per bottle by all druggists.
gon are, of courso, fruits. These com ple tree* uro thus almost wholly avoided off, He you got know.
barely
promising
to
many
ami
not
going
Sold under a positive guarantee by C. F.
[ church hell in this far off country, and
at the editor seven or eight
Moore & Co.
prise every variety of temperate zone ami this most dreaded pest, when con years ago, mad
any farther. A sou'hern editor says that think of the times gone By with friends
and
wouldn't
take
tho
paper
if
fined
to
the
tops
of
the
trees,
is
compara
fruits in jars, including 51 different kinds
Capital Journal
a friend of his was bothered enough when left behind. Yet there is a consolation Daily
the last one on earth.
of green apples with a largo collection of tively easy to cope with.—Rural Xo,-th it was
w ith j to think that it means the same old, old
ho
was
simply
found
in
company
He
likes
to
see
a
paper
that
has
sand
U nparalleled Offer.
|y|AIN STREET MARKET,
evaporated apples and prunes (13 varie ree tl.
story. At 3 p. in. another meeting for
enough to bo on one side or on the other, another man's wife.
ties) figs, (3 varieties) pomgrauates,
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grapes, cherries, (3*« inches iu circum s m i E T i i i M i A m u r v e t c h e s . and
I>ay, T w e n ty -fiv e C ent» a M o n th .
ft wttz rnnnin' a paper, by hokeyI An exchange truthfully says there aro natives an,[ ,h¿ workers.
H . D. F O X , P ro p rie to r,
ference), strawberrios, peacltee, (21 va There appears to lie a great deal of in “E
tiling*
a
level-headed
human
being
The
People’s Paper for hard times.
In closing I will state that we have not
rieties, some ol them 17.'•» inches in cir terest taken in vrtehes ill Oregon at the I'd, I’d ,--------------- .—Ex.
town people, city people ami farmers; NEWBERG,
should never do. Among these is to yet heard from old home friemls since we For
:
OREGON.
[•repaid, by mail, for 25 cents a month,
cumference), Japanese persimmons »2 va present limn and many questions are
walk on a railroad track, to attempt to left near one month ago. Letters will be $3
a year. Xot a paper sent on credit or
rietiea , nuts ot all kinds, apples i25t) va asked about them. Vetches In-long to It is funny how people discover the im get on a moving car, to point a gun or a gladly
and punctually read with after time is out. Strictly in ailvance.
rieties, some weighing 3 llrs ), pears (21 tlm |H»a family. They aro cultivated to a portance and influence of a newspaper pistol it another, to put his name on an intense received
A good supply of
Cheapest Xetrspaper on the Facijic Coast.
interest.
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varieties, some weighing 41, lbs,, !)’„ | largo extent in England anil in some of when they get into a scrape, or do some other man's note, to keep his savings in
Associated Press lelegraph re
All news from Capital. Foreign
inches long and o’., inches in diameter). the other European countries. They do thing they are ashamed of. They live for an old stocking under the be»!, to play a O REG O N STA TE W E A T H E R S E R V IC E . port.
News, Sporting News, Markets, Hop and
Early Ko»e potatoes which weigli 4’, lire., not seem to do well in tho greater part of years without subscribing an,I when game of chance with a prepossessing
Wool news.
Sl'MM ART.
and uianv others. A special variety of tho United State«, but the climate and asked to advertise say: “ It doesn't pay, stranger, to run for office when he ha* a
V,¡biased Editorial Discussion. Imlepen- I’sually ou band. Our endeavor is to supply
apple is the yellow Newton, raised to per condition* of Western Oregon appear to no one roads the paper.” Rut the min- paying position in private life or call a WiuxriLL, S i ' r : noerook , Or., Aug. 1893. »lent
of dictation by the Oregonian or any our patrons with the best of everything in our
Elevation above sea level
4)» ft.
fection only in Oregon and having a very lie very favoiahlo to this plant. Iu ap 1 ute they get into a racket they rush to bigger man than himself a liar.
Mean temperature
(48° monopoly. Republican, Indepenpent for line. Main «treet. one door north of H ard
delicate flavor. The interior of the build pearance, growing vetches much resemble the newspa|»ors and request them not to
wick's photo gallery.
I Vparture from normal
—
ing is handsomely and artistically tilted the wild |va vino. It is necessary to sow sav anything about it. Or in case of
tV lIR L II'S F A IR ST O R I ES.
Maximum temperature Oft3 date 31>t Try it. Yon the will People.
be
please»!.
Honey
trouble
in
which
their
names
happen
to
np in 32 different varieties of native wood, some variety of grain with them to hold
Minimum temperature 45° date 7th Refunded to anyone who is not satisfied it
“ I suppose,” said a visitor to the Mean
of Maximum temperature
82°
myrtle, white cedar, etc. We earnestly the vines up. Col. Cornelius finds w heat l»e mentioned, then they realize that the Washington
Agent» Wanted—Salary k Commission
is not worth twice what it costs.
state building, “that those “ ” Minimum
“
54°
recommend our readers to pav a visit to the I test for this por|>ose. They require paocr has a circulation, and they don’t
for
T H E ONLY A U T H O R IZ E D
are but gooseberries compared Number times maximum temaerature
These are time* of close margins.
the Oregon horticultural exhibit and view »loop, rich soil and it is all the better if it want their name published ail over, I\v apples
Why
pay
11.25
to
$2
•>)
a
month
for
one
with
some
of
the
o
th
e
r
varieties
von
raise
or
above
for themselves the product of the greatest is well manured. The proper time to sow cot» S;ar.
or more dally newspapers when you can
in • vonr
state? ”
^ 1 Vparture
precipitation
fruit state in the Union.”
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from normal in 24 con*ecu-
—i) a 34 J ’- in. 03 get the whole thing in a tint shell for Due B y « %IL H A M IL T O N , hi* literary executor.
them i* in October and it requires about
"No,
sir.
replied
the
attendant,
those
Greatest
pteeipitation
of hi* family and for Mr.
Cent a Day? Semi for a aample, free. with the co-operation
rttO M O l It EX CH A N G ES.
Complete
Works.
' ’T W E N T Y ,
one bushel of wheat to the aero. The
are the biggest apples l ever saw taken lire hoars, and »late 0.02 in. 22nd You will be surprised. You w ill be de Rlaine's
Y K \ K H O*' ( O N f . l t r » « ,
and his later*
O n t.»sr Tuesday a number of the Chi special use of vetehes in this country is to
Yamhill County Ret*orter.
lighted.
A
silver
two-bit
piece
will
bring
bo-vk. •• P O L I T I C A L n M C l ’ * H 1 0 N * •• o Uo
from
a
tree
iti
Washington.”
Prevailing
direction
of
wind
N
prospectus for these 3 HKST H F.LI.IN «
a Daily New*pat*-r for a whole One
nese hop picker* in tho vicinity of Rulte- supply rich succulent feed for cows dur- The new supcrintcmlent of city school* “ And those t>c.-tr»?”
of clear days
21 yon
books iu the m arket. A. K P Jordan of Me ,
with al1 Ihe Important Xews of j t*>ok
ville were driven away by white men. It 1 ing the Slimmer season, but they should t’rof. I.. 11 Raker, will move tip from I a "The biggest that ever came over the Number
U2 orders from first no calls: agent's profit
" “ partly cloudy days
7 month,
the State, the Coast, the World.
• It»« 50. Mrs Ballard of O. took 15 orders. 13
serins that in the past il has been difficult bo rut and not pastured. Ity mowing Fayette next week, and will probably oc hills or <1 >wn a pike in Washington.”
" " cloudy days
3 Sustain
Seal
Russia,
profit 1 2 6 25. F. S.
the
People’*
Pa[»er.
All
who
“ " day* on which .01 or more favor Independent Journalism should Klee of Mi>« in took 1 day
27 orders in 2 days: profit
for the member* of Iho htip grower* as-».» what is required t.»r use from day to day cupy tbe Otis house on college si le. II * "And where are you from
*47
25
.
1
Partridge
of
43 orders
of
precipitation
fell
2
take ami push this paper, and push the from Tt calls: profit *7 5 25. Me . E took A Palmer
clarion to obtain eullieieni help to harvest the pail fiist cut will I hj realty to cut a »laughter Mabi* will be one of the teach
of
Number of dav* on which .04 or more
N
Pak
took
53
order*
ia
3
days
profit
•*** 25.
high
priced
monopoly
»laities
out
of
ex
the crop, ami this season in order to lie second tiuio hy the time the whole spare er* in l.aEayelle Seminary, hi* eldest «. n “ “ Washington.”
of precipitation fell
0 istence.
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given
If
you
Live
there?”
lloriB R rothf . rs ,
wish to make LARGE MONEY, write immedi-
sure tliat they would In» supplied at the ha* been cut over. The second cutting wiil he a iIndent in that institution, an- “ Yes. sir."
The mean temperature and rainfall this
Editors and Proprietors, . xtely
for term« to
proper time. *ome of ill» grower* r ig* v»d will, of course, be much ’ess than the •’.her son will attend McMinnvi’le col ' And y, i are frank enough to a Imit' month arc exactly the same as for August
^aVm, Oregon. Tie Henry
B llPt-b. Co Norwich, O om .
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
The Chehalem Valley Bank.v
To Our Patrons:
PREPARED; HANDLE GRAIN
On the same terms as heretofore, Furnish
ing Sacks Free of Charge, and storing or
Buying Your Grain § Gash.
The highest market price guaranteed.
CHRISTENSON BROS*
“The Fashion”
Proprietors.
Portland’s Great Industrial Exposition
J. F. rORl, Evangelist,
Beef, Pork & Mutton
EM! OF JAMES 5. ELM