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A ABEM GRAPHIC. ■ A ■ M »ll. ■ II ra»H OL'K EXCHANGES. •late. Such a thing aa a poultry car hnd instruments; bookbinding ami print- l never until recently appeared in Oregon ing apparatus and schoolroom appli- Valley Transcript. but one of the cars has already l>een as ances; and all sorts of implements, The city tax levy has been made and ISSUED KVKUV FRIDAY MORNING. far north as Eugene. The Junction City from improved agricultural machinery is 3 mills, as follows: Water fund, 1} Times says: down to the finest cutlery and surgical mills; street fund, 1 mill; general fund A patent car for poultry arrived in ! and mathematical instruments. i mill. Taking this with a 2} mill F . H . W o o d w a r d , K d it o r <fc I \ h l ip u b r . Eugene the other day. It has 128 com- j Not only are these things made aa school and 18 mill county and state nartments and will carry from 4000 to ! well we have a total of 21j mills within 6000 birds. The compartments are eight I in Japan aa in America or Europo j und FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1896. stories high, and range along each side j but the machineary for making them the Mr. city C. limits. H. Reynolds, of Fremont, of the cur, with an alley through the! Entered a . second r l.,« natter .t tbo post center. It is built of iron and in each; also Is constructed there. 1 Wash., Is in He has kindly are no treaties which protect 1 volunteered to the do city. office at h'ewberg, Oregon. the scene painting department are troughs for food and the There patented inventions of Western and funcy ornamental frescoing in the water for fowls while in transit. This nations, and the ingenious Japanese New ¡Science Hall. The scene work which is probably the first of the The congregation will please rise and car | is well under way, and when finished, kind ever brought to Eugene, was load- artisans copy what they will. sing—to the tune of a ten mill tax. ed with chickens, ducks, turkeys and Japanese competition Is more serious will be one of tbe most complete und ur- stages on the coast. geese and shipped to San Francisco. because skilled lubor brings but ten tistic According to the following from the E. D. Elwood, councilman from the a day in Japan. The wants of Statesmen, Rev. Hoberg’s pullet must third ward, orders his paper stopped The bill which restoros to ex-Confed- cents the workman urefew, and trade-unions take a back seat: arker s Talk about your Troubled with corns, E. D.? erates the right to serve in the army is are uukuowu. The prices of the goods chickens, just read the follow- not of so much imfiortance as somo of exhibited at Kyoto were phenomenally i spring WIM * nt to tbe Ktatesmea Vick’s Floral Guide for 1890 has ar the papers represent. In reality, this low. In process of time, the wants of , Ky J. which S. Frost, of Polk county: ‘I ' rived. It is one of the neatest cata disability was removed many years ago tbe will become more com-j saw, in your issue of January 10th, an logues ever sent out by that popular from everybody except those who held plex, Japanese a Yamhill pullet that had and labor cost more than at accountof commissions in the United States army present. Rut it will seed home. done remarkably well; hut I have one Is plain that tbe man was hatched tho 1st day of last or navy at the beginning of the war and ufacturers of Europe and the United that March that laid a setting of eggs, j The Chicago Tribune wants to know broke their oaths to enter the Confeder States must reckon with a competition hutched them on tho 15th of September ! Mr. Bayard has ever apologized for the ate service. It is only to this compara from Japan raised the chicks. She has laid which includes the ele and treatment the English sparrow receives tively insignificant number of ex-United ments another setting and I set her on them ! of ingenuity, excellence of prod tlie 13th of the present month. If States officers that tho recent bills ap uct, and low cost of production in an in this country. nothing happens to mar the natural plies. The passage of the bill was all unusual degree.—Youth’s C'ompanlou. course o f events she will hatch the The date of April 9tli has been fixed right, but the extent of its operation second brood in time to scratch for bugs for holding the democratic state convcn iloes not justify so much editorializing for them twenty-five days before she is N E W M E T H O D O r I'Kl’NING IN C A L one year old. lion and Portland will be the place about it.—Globe-Democrat. I F O R N I A . The girls all say that \V. L . Warren The convention will consist of 243 mem and Washington fruit grow is a darling of avoartner and the clev here. It is shown by tho official statistics ers Oregon have generally followed the Cali erest dancer in ihe city. He will not that In a given 1000 of the people of fornia begging for lady escorts during leap system of heading and pruning go Portland, the little village down the Massachusetts thero are now more In fruit year. trees, especially prune trees. It is Willamette, is grouning under a 7 mill dividuals possessed of moderate and fair- well, therefore, that attention be called Monday a big Fiji Parrot (cat faced arker tax, while Newberg, the second city sized estates than ever before, and that to owl) was quietly napping at the corner what is referred to by the I’aciflc of Third and D streets and was pounced Yamhill, flourished, like a green bay the average size of such estates is more Rural Dress as almost revolutionary upon by T. A. McCourt, who captured tree under a 10 mill tux. than double what it was sixty years ago. tendencies in methods of pruning in him in good shape and without the This is relatively true as to the whole spilling of any blood. His owlsliip ap With all the “rumors of wars” afloat country. In spite of all the loose talk California. perfectly docile and sits upon his it is quite apparent that very few peo almut the rich growing richer and tbe At a recent meeting of the State pears perch with all the dignity of a supreme ple on either side of the Atlantic believe poor growing poorer, the fact is that the Horticultural Society of that state Mr. judge. of Ban Jose, read a pa A little child of Mr. and Mrs. M. there is uny likelihood of a scrap be poor are accumulating property faster, 8. per P. on Sanders, “Pruning of the French Tharp, tween Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull. died yesterday in proportion and in the aggregate, Prune,” the in which he most vigorously morning, of of Bellevue, what was pronounced than the rich.—Globe-Democrat. attacked the system of heading ami dypthcria. It it is well for peop!e to It is the last straw that breaks the pruning which lias generally been fol keep a sharp lookout for tnia disease. horse’s back. It is now reported that The marshal and recorder appear to lowed arker s in that state. This system is in R oad M aking by C on victs. the bicycle is invading the bunch grass think the Graphic lias a personal griev brief that cutting back the young One of the most troublesome ques territory cast of the Cascades. Verily ance against them, which is not tlie case trees when of planted to one foot of the tions connected with tlie management the days of the Cayuse are numbered at all. But in the interest of the tax ground, and allowing a number of of penitentiaries is that of determining ewberg payers it is compelled to say that the limbs to start at practically one height what sort of work to set the convicts The poultry show at Portland last property owners of Newberg are in no to form tlie head of the tree, and then at. When convict labor is employed week was the means of awakening a new condition financially, to pay $600 a year following this up tiy cutting back two- In manufacturing of any kind it gen interest among fancy breeders in Oregon for their services. If the work can’t lie thirds of the new growth. The ten erally has a disastrous effect upon pri The boys who attended from Newberg lone for less money, then wo had better dency of this system, he says, is to ex vate enterprises against which it com spring, if only with a five cent pack TTOKNEY-AT LAW. came home with the determination to have leas work done. cessively multiply tlie number af the petes. It has frequently been suggest age of seed It is grown the same us prepare to win more premiums next limbs, as well ns to produce a tree in Oregon that our convicts be set corn, only thicker in the rows. It can ■, CLARENCE BUTT. year. Tho state legislature went nway be which easily splits and breaks under ed be bad of any seedsman, and there are Prom pt atteutiou given to all legal business. to work upon the roads, as is the cus the proper limits last winter in its load of fruit. several varieties.—Poultry Keeper. N e w b e rg . O re g o n . Southern states. The rent alone of the Madison Square yond makingappropriatious, lias helped Mr Bunders would allow the tree to tom In in those O ffice — Second Floor states the inmates of coun Garden in Now York, where the great to increase taxes, hut which Bank of N ewberg B unding. Newberg can’t grow according to its natural tendency, ty jails as well as those of state’s pris R ea l E s ta te T ra n s fe rs . poultry show is held each year, costs remedy that evil now. We must look with one main center stem, and si e ons, are required to work upon the $1000 per day, and yet the show succeeds. Furnished every week by Rhodes * XTORNEY AND COCXSELOU-AT-LAW. for our home expenditures anil make brunches at varying distances along roud. Rhodes, Abstractors of titles, McMiun- jfx. This looks like it might be possible for out tlie burden as light as possible. tlie stem. He would watch tlie grow Last summer Mr. H W. Coiling- vilie, Oregon. the hen to outstrip the fast horse as an R. W. CALLISON. ing troes and allow the first branch to wood, managing editor of tlie Rural \V H Miller and wife to Clias attraction for shows. OFFICE OVER CHEIIALEM VALLEY BANK. Business in some lines at least seems develop at about thirty inches from the New Yorker, A and Clara A Deach, war N e w b e rg , O re g o n . visited Georgia and while ranty deed; recorded Jan 20 to be improving east. Benjamin Pritch ground, the second branch about eight there, investigated All lentil and n o tarial work /riven prom pt a t the matter of mud- The Graphic’s I.al'ayotte correspon ard 1896; half interest in 69 64-100 tention. C ollections solicited. A dm itted of Noblesville, Indiana, recently inches higher and a quarter way round making by convicts I p a recent issue acres of the frac n { of ii w f to practice in all the courts of the state. dent says U. A. Graves is arranging to married his ninth wife. the tree and so on, not allowing more of his paper lie gives the result of his sec 31 t 2 s r 3 w .................. $ 800 00 move the Valley Times to Amity. lie tlinn five or six branches in all to start observations II W Deery to A M Doery, war as follows: goes no doubt with a view of tilling the McMinnville will pay a 3 mill city from J A E N IISTRY. the main stem by the time it is “Tlie first thing ranty deed; recorded Jan 20 we saw wus a white vacuum caused by the recent departure tax this year,divided as follows: Water live years 1890; 100 acres part of Alvis old and commences to bear. mail setting under u tree with a loaded Will be w reathed with a m ost engaging of the Blade from that place. It is well fund, lh| mills; street fund, 1 mill; gen By this tbe head of the tree is kept rifle in his hands, while up the road at Kirasey d 1 c in t 5 s r 3 w. I. N L. SCOFIELD. emlle, a fte r you Invest In a e w b e rg , O re g o n . that George is still loyal to Yamhill. Also lot and bik No. 22 Row distance sat another similarly land,s eral fund, mill. open, the fruit sets on the main limbs some Seam less gold crow ns, brid/je work, gold , add to McMinnville, Between them worked a squad silver and bone fillings; alum inum or ru b b er! over-beariug is to a great degree armed. teeth extracted w ithout p ain . Prices I of twelve or fifteen colored convicts. Or .......................................... 6500 00 plates; At a recent bicycle exhibition held at NEW IN m tS T IIIA I. roM IM '.TI riO N and reasonable. Tlie practice of annuully Each wore a striped suit, and had an Samuel E Rhlester and wife to Chicago 370 bicycle factories were rep The changes which take place in the avoided. Edwin Norton, warranty “shearing” trees is condemned most iron hall chained to his leg. While deed; recorded Jail 20 1896; resented. A rejKirt of the proceedings industrial empire of the world are emphatically EQUIPPED WITH ITS NEW they worked, this hall and chain were tract No. 55 of Hurley’s sub and is said to have been fastened MIY31CIAN AND SURGEON. shows that Illinois has 110 factories; scarcely around tho waist Several less interesting than is the abandoned in the Bantu Clara section. were driving mules anil scrapers, while division of south $ o f John PINCH TENSION, New York, 80; Ohio, 30; Indiana, 30; of political supremacy. They Tho California Fruit Grower says others worked with pick and shovel. and Beby Hess claim 5 acres. 600 00 TENSION INDICATOR • Pennsylvania, 21; Wisconsin, 14, and shifting ESTHER E. BARNARD, M. D. were all hard at work and, ap VV \V Jones and wife to It Ja — AND— are little noticed while in progress, but that tlie general discussion which fol They Connecticut, 11. parently, good uatured and happy. N o w b e r g , O r e g o n . cobson, warranty deed; re liecome manifest when one looks buck lowed sliowcd it to lie almost tlie unan Later we saw where they spent tlie corder Jan 20 1890; 268 acres Office: F irst door west of H ill’s drug AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER, imous opinion that a central stein night. A large tent was pitched at the part of Jacob Hampton d 1 c a considerable |s:riod of time. store. A gentleman who until a short time over The most complete end useful devices ever should be retained in prune trees with Twenty-five yeurs ago, the supre of a wood, with small open fires 5 s r 5 w ............. ........ 4097 25 added to any sewing machine. ago owned real estate inside the city macy of England in manufactures of branches coming out nearly at regular edge burning near it. After their supper of G in A t Dlcith and wife to C Clar limits remarked the other «lay, “I tell iron und cotton wus undisputed. Rut intervals along the trunk, thus giving corn bread and molasses, salt pork and ence Elliott, warranty deed; ENTISTUY. T he W H IT E is fruit, the convicts crawled into the Jan 21 1896; 30 acres part of you I am mighty glad I don’t own any the American product of Iron now sur symmetry to tbe tree and strength to tent where they were chained togcthei Durably and Handsomely Built, thing in town any mure.” But then wo passes the British. In structural iron carry its load of fruit.—Rural North for tlie night. After an hour of sing Jesse Parrish d l c i n t 3 s r 2 E. P. DIXON. x v .............................................. 665 00 will “attract" some other unsuspecting Belgian manufacturers undeisell those west. O f Flue Finish and Perfect Adjustment, ing and talking, they fell asleep and Thomas N e w b e rg , O re g o n . and wife to snored contentedly till daybreak, when John \V McNish suckers from the outside who “don't of England. Germany has developed Sews A LL Sewablt Articles, Gold filling, seam less gold Crow ns and Fletcher, warranty tliev were crowded out for breakfast Bridge work a specialty. All kinds Amalgam. care for expenses.” deed; recorded Jan 26 1896; into tho most formidable competitor Bone and Silver filling done. Also artificial And will serve and please you up to the full A P ro p erty O w n er H eard F rom . a inf another day on tlie road. teeth w ith gold fillings at bedrock prices. All limit of your expectations. of lot No. 146 in the town ith England in manufactures of Iron K ditor of the G raphic: “It was said that all the roads in s of j Dayton, work w arranted. 325 00 Or.......................... It appears that the road to men's and A ctive D ealers W antxd in unoccu Houston county were made by con steel. Her shipyurds take D kar S i r : —I was pleased to notice in victs. There were no jails for petty II M Roberts to Ivan L Dan hearts has been changed from their contracts pied territory. Liberal terms. Address, away from the ship-builders your last week's paper, that you were offenders; hut as fast as convicted, iels, warranty deed; recorded stomachs to their pocketbooks, from the GENERAL universal wail that is now ascending of Belfast and Clyde. The largest advocating economy in the financial they were sent out on the chain gang Jail 15 1896; 40 acres part of WHITE SEWING MACHINE C0.pi from the taxpayers.—Elgin Recorder. steamship ever contracted for is now in management of our municipal »flairs. and Cooper d 1 c in t 3 put to work. At first thought, s Chandler CLEVELAND. O. r 4 xv ..................................... 300 00 Good reason too, for the stomach is process of construction in a German The cry is being heard all over our state, tlie sight of that armed guard und tlie of whippings tlint were told, David and Irena Ex-erest to bound to have nn nil-gone feeling when yard. railing for economic measures in public stories made the whole thing seetu like a relic Kate Grabel, warranty deed; the jiocketliook is empty. The German manufacturers are seek affairs, and why should it not be heard of a barbarous age. Yet, I saw enough recorded Jan 16 1896; lots 5 At prices to correspond w ith the tim es. ARE YOU First class Shoeing a specialty. ing the encouragement of their gov in Newberg as well as elsewhere. to convince me that those convicts and 6 blk 10 Everest’s add to When any of your friends write you ernment to relieve them of depen Almost every taxpayer in town feels were better oil' working on tlint road Ncxvbcrg ................................. 120 00 L o c a t e d a t t h « - ¡ e s t o n S h o p . they would have been cooped “P I John J Roliorts to Flornia Rob nakiug alxnit the outlook for profitable dence upon Britisli supplies of iron the urgent necessity of reducing his ex- than M M c D o n a l d , Propr. in it hot jail, and subject to all the evil's erts, xvarranty deed; recorded Investment in Newberg, just write them and steel materials. In the finer ar peuses to the lowest possible limit, lo of idleness. I would he glad to see tlie Jail 18 1896; 29 acres part Eliz that we have a good climate, an enter ticles, hiic I i us cutlery, German prod calise his income lias already l>ceu re fat and lazy inmates of our Northern abeth Buckingham d 1 c in t N o tic e t o L u m b erm en . jails out on the roods at work. If a 2 s r 4 xv..................................... 350 00 prising people, plenty of real estate for ucts compete successfully witli English duced to tlint limit. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th at the under- a thief, or a wife lieater were Hiram Brown to B. F. Durfee, sale and—a ten mill city tax. This last in foreign markets. The increasing Who is there, oi our citizens, that feels drunkard, • signed w ill receive sealed bids for the furnish- to understand thut jailing meant quit-claim deed; recorded Jan here la one M agazine w hich w ill h elp you to 1 ing of lum ber in w agou load lots to the several su T cceed bit of information ought to fetch 'em, if ratio of German goods of this class able at the present time to double his made by teaching you to k n o w and a •p p p r e - hard and constant labor on tlie road, l road d istricts of Y am hill C ounty, bids to be c ia te yourself. 16 1896; 80 acres being the n they know a rich tiling when they see it. among our own imports marks tills individual expenses? No one can to such |>eople would think a good many xx' } of n e J and n e j of n xv j m lanxac ade . for istrict separate and nn sam nix: e . ' 1 * ' each road u d iou ix i avi'ni aie ail's . . , The PhrcnnlnicicA _ — -- l ’Fournal — --- - I not to apply to bridge work let by contract. | e'a 'va*e UP to date exponent of H um an found. times before they duplicated the crime sec 11 I 2 s r 5 xv...................... 1 00 Sai'l bid» to be opened W ednesday, F ebruary i change. why double the expenses of the that forced them into such service. ! f\ ject 1S%, One o’clock p. m The righ t to re A re Y ou U sin g T H O U G H T and T A C T In A newspaper published for the pur In cotton manufactures, still more I city Then Any at aud all bid» is reserved. bv raising the tax levy from 5 to 10 "As to tho character of tlie work Oregon A California Railroad By order of the Board of County Com m is B rin g in g U p Y our C hildren? pose of moulding public opinion may remarkable changes are taking place. | nulls? done by these Georgia convicts, there Co to R L Btoxv corporation sioners. 1-2412 A E. McKKKN, C lerk. lie no doubt of its value. I have deed; recorded Jan 16 1896; say, "it is as much a man’s duty to Only ten years ago Great Britain bad Tlie fact is, our town is a small one, can The C hild C u ltu re D ep a rtm en t helps m others and teachers to study the characterf»- with a very small property valuation; never seen neater work done on a coun n j of sec 31 t 3 s r 5 x v ......... 655 06 vote honestly ns it is to deal honestly, considerably more than half of all tho j | and tics of ea ch c h ild as a guide to its proper d e we are trying to put on city airs, try road. They went straight through Guy It Jewetts to J P Pittman, LAFAYETTE. velopm ent. and a man cannot vote honestly unless spindles in the world. She has now i The yet result will to the same as it always a rough country, cutting through hills, xvarranty deed; recorded Jan Uncle Jess Dixon is very bad off and Send ten cents for sam ple copy of the P hre lie votes for honest government,” but less tliuii half. During the decade, tho lias been w ill« the man with only a few and filling low places in thoroughly 17 1896; tract No. 106 In Dun nological Journal. in his pocket, who has iinderta- : workmanlike manner. Tlie cost to the dee Orchard Homes No. I, al groxving worse all the time. such an assertion is evidence that tho Increase in Britisli spindles was about dollars to pose us a millionaire; ‘he went county was ridiculously small as com- so blk 13 ill Dundee ........... 350 00 Mrs. Jane Martin xvho is living at 1 F O W L E R X W E IL S C o.. P u h lla h rra. editor is not honest enough to admit, five per cent. On tho continent of l gen ; pared with the usual system of con Wilhelm Welsz by W G Hen 31 E a st « 1 st S t., fir m Y o r k . Mr Burbanks is very sick, with little that honest men may honestly differ in Europe1, mol in the United States, the busted.” tracting.” —Rural Northwest. wish to Any man or set of men who derson sheriff, to Elleu J prospect of recovery. opinion respecting honest government. ratio of gain in the same period w h s go Hedges tux deed; recorded Mr. S ter n b e r g ou Kiifllr Corn. Mrs. John Sampson died x-ery sud four times that; while the increase In 1 long re me ml»* red in Newtierg, can easily Jan To 1896; 40 acres being n io it, by saddling on tlie town, burdens denly of heart failure on last Wednes- S p r i n g B r a n c h , Mr. Theodore Bternberg, Ellsworth, India was seventy per cent. { of s e } of sec 25 t 2 s r 3 It now appears that the Re l Cross so in the way of unreasonable and unnec Kansas, in American Fancier, calls at- xv day morning. She hail prepared 9 50 w .............................................. ciety which was arranging to give relief The development of cotton manufac essary taxes, which will have to bo breakfast as usual. She complained of Poultry Yard Falcb to Mary Falch, to tbe Armenian sufferers will lie unable tures in tlie fur East is progressing ut a borne by others, long years after the trntlou to Kulllr corn as a sure crop Martin feeling sick and laid down on the tied deed; recorded Jan |H'r|«-tr.itors themselves are basking in and ns an excellent food for poultry. xvarranty to reacli the cose us tho Sultan lias an rapid rate. ami xvas dead in live minutes. Tbe 15 1896; 40acres being n e J of the genial rays of a foreign clime. He says: was conducted by Rev. Gay. nounced that the imperial government India, t'hlna and Japan have in It is easy enough to nowl long and s w J see 14 t 3 s r 2 xv ......... 100 00 funeral I want to call attention to a new State LaFayette Lodge No. 31, A. O. U. will not permit tbe distribution in Tur creased their productions immensely, loud of Oregon to E G Fahl, iilxtut foolish extravagance in grain poultry fix'd. I allude to Red state deed; recorded Jan 14 W. held memorial services in their hall key by any foreign soeietv or person of and if they do not yet eoni|>oto in tlie national and state affairs, and soundly Kulllr tor ns It Is called. It is t**ing 1896; n xv j of sec 36 t 3 s r 6 last Saturday night, there being a large In W y Season. t'engross and the legislature, and largely corn, any money collected abroad. It liegins markets of the world, will soon supply abuse raised in this part of the West forget that we ourselves are not only im us a forage crop. It viclds profusely w 160 acres............................ 200 00 crowd of Workmen their families and a n d o t t e * a S p e c i a l t y . to look like the time was ripe for w ¡ping a large part of their own wants. them, but even excelling them. and fowls are very fond of it; its small Hax-e you titles examined nnd ab friends present, ltro. Poling delivered For particulars Call ou or address the Turkish government from the face The Japanese, who have been called ( itating I.et tlie Is* retrenchment made by Rhodes A Rhodes, a eulogy on tlie life of l>r J. L. Hayes, makes it especially adapted to stracts tlie Yankees of tlie East, promise to and reform, watchword and the strictest economy grain of the earth. who have in their otfico tlie only set of a member of this lodge who died last ¡3. Hobson. chicks. My first experience abstracts T.ixr.tYxa. feeding Justify the term by their industrial in all things. of title of laud in Yamhill June. with it last spring, and the fowls did county. Prompt N ew b e r g G regor given to or Tbe Valley Times is no more in La surprisingly well on it. Our farmers ders for at»tracts attention There are several fellows in town alertness nnd capacity ns well as in j O regon*« P re m iu m . Office upstairs in who have used it say it is the best fix'd whose names are not on the subscription other ways. They are deft, painstnk- ; Mr. Graves having decided McMinnville National Bank build Fayette. have yet bad to get eggs, being tlie list in the Graphic office, who seem to ing nnd thorough in whatever they un- : Oregon walked off with the prize for they to mox'e tlie plant to Amity after this ing. better tliaii wheat. My brother is issue. Success to you t ieorge. have a pretty fair knowledge of the con dertake. The industrial exhibition nt growing the finest Yellow Globe Dan grinding 3000 bushels nnd feeding it to tents of last week’s issue. That’s right Kyoto last year startled foreign olnier- cer onions recently. Tlu* prize was steers, I shall watch the results xvitli W a s t e d : —Several trustworthy gen Saturday was an unfavorable day for In coin, won by J. I*. Saunders, of much Interest. This Kaffir corn grow s tlemen or ladit'S to travel in Oregon lor teachers meeting here but quite a Hum- boys, a ten mill city tax is a pretty vers tiy the variety mid excellence of well in very dry years nnd usual y established, reliable house. Salary $780 lx*r of teachers were present and they heavy burden to lx* !«>rne, nnd if you the products displayed. Not only was Engle valley, Union county, nnd paid makes and tills Is what has a profitable meeting. don’t feel able to subscribe fo r a live great Improvement apparent in tlie na by a seed grower of Philadelphia. In caused a it crop, to be so generally on grown an.l expenses. Steady position. En report The horticultural meeting xvas well presenting Mr. Saunders xvitli the close reference and self addressed the Plains. tive industries, but tlie products of newspaper, don’t for a moment think of here last Tuesday, there be \Ve endorse the above, as wo hax-e stamped envelope-1. The Dominion attended going without the news, as long as you Europe and America were shown to a want the seedsman said: here from all ox-er the state. have accommodating neighlsirs who will have tieni ndopted, copied nnd in some We are giail to axvanf you this mon experimented with it, and know what (Vxmpeny, Third Floor, Omaha Bldg., ing II. men From r. to 12 inch, am) M. Totson has bought the proper ey and the fact that yon have secured Chicago. 111. 11-8 Instances improved. can he done with such excellent food. kindly lend you the Graphic. ty occupied by Chari ?y Powell and In 1 and 2 foot lenftha. this prize against the strongest kind of There were woollen fabrics; canvas It thrives during drought, wet weath xvill move into it Feb. 1st. P osey . Remember Mr. Goodhue editor of tlie new |x>nl- nnd the heavier cotton goods; nqies and competition not only in the Unite,! er, on clay lands, on very sandy soils, try journal of Salem remarked to the cordage; carpets of cotton and hemp; a Stall's but nlso In Canada. It is quite and is as tougli and hearty xvlille groxv- The City Feed Store is where you can On hand at all tim es. F o r Sale. editor of the Graphic a few days ago. remarkable exhibit of chemicals; per a curd that owing to superior soil and ing us some of the persistent weeds. It buy Flour and Feed of all kinds. Poul Three thoroughbred Jersey males. Write or call for Hard Times price«. you were able to secure the is a sure crop, is superior to corn for all try Invigorator. Insect Powder and Im that in his opinion, the San Francisco fumery, brushes nnd toilet requisites; cultivation In’a competition of this char perial Fgg Food. Farm nnd Garden One seven-eighths Jersey heifer, fresh. market which was o|s'ning up to Oregon lamps ami glassware; clocks and premium nnd should not only lx* of grea* purposes, and thrives everywhere In Sex* MITCHELL & MOORE. Thoroughbred Poland China pics. Is. rVn’t make a mistake. poultry men was destined to lie a great wntclic*; scales, from tlure.* for weigh acter, benefit to you but also to your friends the United States. I w-v rvjfritf nri l rv-i-tiKxia.” V* W.G. M*«-:x .. ?n K i J. M. A \ V ’ " ',-> r* ■ * - , 1 : « t ' t r v it n xt »ritB'kl i fa th e I • iltr* i r .f r r e r tr of th e i n ’ r*d!r ':td .- r e f .' t h e in Of course You scold When your old Stiff Hat is not presentable on Sunday morning. But that’s your fault, not B ’ . Parker has a big line of Stiff Hats which he will sell at So did Your Wife When you wore your old Overcoat around to church by tlie side of her new “ sealskin.” P is making awful discounts on Over coats just now. BXJT TH E BOYS KICK Like sin on wearing their old, last year’s suits when they go to see their best girls, when your neighbors boys go to P ’ and get the pick out of tli largest and finest line of Clothing ever brought to N . A Your Face Wliite Sewins Machine D BLAGKSMITHING. Making the Most of Yourself? ENTERPRISE BRICK & TILE CO. I
