)
* •
iiiti.n o .v u n i r ti I'I il n j :».
Ileal Estate Trau»iers.
th a t as far us we know th e Oregon
prunes have given splendid satisfaction
F u rn ish ed every week by R hodes &
Samo I'raclIrKl SOUK* ■•»lion* fro m tin* w here ever they have been placed, and
l.» t.
we have hud no trouble in selling them Rhodes, A bstractors of titles, M cM inn
ville, Oregon.
In Ute California F ru it G rower of at tlie m arket price.
11ABTWIG & HKX.VKTT.
II H urley and Marx F H urley
Ja n u a ry 18th, appeared th e following
to Newlierg M onthly Meeting
New York, Ja n . 27, 1890.
itera over th e sig n atu re of 1 ‘eyeko Ed». Orpifon Agriculturi.-t:
of Friends Church, w arranty
D E I T T I S T . : '
Bros., wholesale comm ission m e r
We have alw ays cham pioned Oregon
deed, rec Feb 20 1890, lot 1 blk
:ilid W ashington prunes, even at a loss
18 of Hurley & Large's add to
chant* o f O m aha, Neb.
. $ 1 0 0 ;
B ru n e » .-Large holdings of Oregon to ourselves, am i still m ain tain th a t i New b e r g .....................
e
they are unsurpassed tu davor by uuy Sheridan Lodge No. 64 A F A A
pru tes continue to uet as a deniornlix-
in the world.
j M to C Allison, w arranty
U fnctor. T he prejudloe e x istin g in
a y IL L inn ice r e g u la r trip s to N ew b erg , b jjg in u in g M on d ay, M arch
unpopularity results in our opin
deed, rec Feb 21 1890, lot 54
thid m arket agallisi tiri» brami lias ion The
from
causes
in
h
eren
t
in
a
new
in
2(1, a n d ev e ry o th e r M onday fo llo w in g : viz. M arch l o , M arch
in Masonic cemetery for Sher
cauaed ttieni to fa- oftered at all s irta or
3 0 , A p r il 1 3 , A p r il 3 7 a n d so on , a t th e N e w b e r g H o te l.
idan Lodge No 61 A F & A M
priees.
T he difl'creuce existing h e -. dustry. As a m atter of fact only a
15 00
tv.’een thè vurioussiaes lias uluiost heen very sm all percentage of puckers un Joseph Karbean to Collin Alli
derstand
how
to
cure,
prepare
and
pack
lost tig h t of, stilali p runcs som etinies
T his
son, w arranty deed, rec Feb
th a t
seliliig proivirtiom itcly Itigher tlian ! fur m arket. Yet you will find th
figure
ey i ^1 1890, 1 acre in S h e rid a n .. . 150 00
large, and vice versa, nccordiiig as thè 9-10 of th e Oregon packers th in k
illus
know it all, an d nothing will convince John Shepherd and wife to Mary
T h i s fig
one or otlier is seuree.
trates
Brock, w arrante deed, rec
ure show s
We quote: California pruncs, 4J-4J them otherw ise th an th a t m arket and
tlie lig
Feb 21 1896, 163 a, pt Win
a crown to
eeuls tur th è four sizes, and Oregon comm ission m en are wholly to blame.
ure No.
Dodson d 1 c in t 2 s r 5 w . 2000 00
T he C alifornia packers w ent through
lie placed
31-1 cent».
1 ,crown
the sam e tribulations in tlie beginning. 1 Win Galloway and wife to Noah
on
u
root.
In tlie Ja n u a ry S ith issue of th è
attach - ]
F irst, an y th in g new or different from j D Ferguson and Em m a Fer-
I t is folly
cd to
F ru it G row er appeared th e following, w hat is know n m ust be in tro d u ced .' guson, w arranty deed, rec Feb
to e x tra c t
President Cleveland’a Washington
root,
P ayton Herald.
signed by th e sam e firm.
I Ids alone requires several years
21 1890, lots 3 and 4 of lilk 2,
a tooth tliut can lie
w here
friends say th a t at an early day be will
Tlie people of Webfoot arc g e ttin g in
saved and made T his cut show s u full U pper D enture.
P ru n es.—All sorts o f prices
have The.i,r l'ru. ,1,t‘s mu ;,1
P«-"!* ' 1* cured
College 2nd add to McMinn-
tlie n at
announce by letter to the public, that earnest ulsiut m ak in g good roads. bcen made an d th e m ark et was demor- P 1 *ut rU'ey W ‘A k* P \ ? T T ’" 1' ,le v l l l u ............................................. 050 00 us useful us ever.
ural
he will not be a candidate for a third T hey propose graveling th e roads in ali/.ed in consequence; th e principal , !enK.t l
t'U 'e'A 'ithout eith er being too l D Mulkey and wife to S A and
crow n lias been
, W E Muikev, w arranty deed,
term .
th a t nctghlMirliood In order toaeeom - cause of th is was th e offerings of Ital-1 *,“ r.,11.or to<\ soft- ,,r t “ r,‘i,,K "¡h te'
destroyed.
m uch experience,
' ‘........ .................and
reconled, l.lk 18 J o h n ’s add to
plisli th is th ey will have to p u t consid bin p ru n e s' ii w hich buyers could nam e ! ,M !'s “ require»
Tliis figure
tlieir
own
price.
A
conservative
state-
'»
u
ch
study.
Ih
e
trade
lias
had
bitter
McMinnville..............................
1000
00
iilustrat e s T lds c u t
The liens have been our best friends erable e x tra work, or levy a special tux. m e n t of tlie m ark et would be for Cali- cxPcrieucc w ith Oregon prunes mold- J E Rea and wife to Peter Hume
a piece of allows th e
T he "good roads" m ovem ent Is fornla F rench 90-100, »¡c; 80 -!«), 41 ...; ¡ng and souring. One party lost ft cur-
during the hard tim es ami consequently
w arranty deed, rec Feb 24
B r i d g e - in n er side,
4 jc; 09-70, 5) and for Italians ful- 1,™m1 I,tre ‘ ,rt'u
W ° w l,icl»
the recently organized poultry association steadily g ain in g ground. It is being I 70-80,
1390, 30 a , pt E C Williams d
w ork w ith p a i u t a i
v
1
'
e
less
i
him
m
ore
th
a
n
$
1000
.
5
ou
can
rest
us-
1 c i:i 1 5 a r 4 w ......................... 1 10 0 00
ought to receive su h jtaatial encourage talked up hy alm ost every one. Tlie
<a p i v o t surface o f
'
. . . . . .
sured th a t he does not deal in Oregon
general expression is In favor of good
P y J
_
_
;_Á o o t ii a t fl g u r e 4.
I he Oregon A g riculturist says: f o r prunes ut present. WV have luid sev- G W Grayson and wife to Jennie
m ent.
__________________
tached, or teetli w ithout plate to F i g u re 4
roads, and th a t u u n ited effort should tho purpose of ascertaining ju s t w hat erul lots mold w hicli diil not bring ad-
Belcher, w arranty deed, rec
a bicuspid crow n ready to be show s th e outer side or Bueeal
Eel) 24 1890, 20 a, pt Jos Hess
The call th a t is lining made for spray he m ade to m ake tin; roads good. ! th e prejudice was uguinst Oregon vanees. H ard ly an y shipper will lie-
surface.
placed in position.
d 1 c ill t 3 s r 3 w .....................
5 00
pumps indicates th a t fruit growers are F arm ers, and every one w ho travels prunes’ we addressed letters to conimis- *'tv c th is possible. \\ hen a box of his
over the roads in tlie miseralile condl- .
,
,.
,
. own prunes is expressed to him he does Uriah BaJley and w ife to Jam es
I> r, M I L L E R d o e s n il w o r k in e v e r y b r n n e l i o f D e n t i s t r y f i r s t - c l a s s
looking after th eir orchards, if the out lion tliey are now
in, and especially J H 011 ""uses °* several eastern cities, not w ish to pay th e expense of express
M Ramsey, w arranty deed,
a n d w ill 1 ’u r n i s l i r e f e r e n c e s i f d e s i r e d .
E x t r a c t s t e e t h a< n e a r
look is gloomy fur the sale of fruit at those who have heavy
h au lin g lo do, «»<1 tlie answ ers received we publish in to exam ine and see the condition, an d
rec Feb 2t‘ 1890, 10 a, pt of tlie
p a i n l e s s a s e tu i h e d o n e ; a l s o fills te e t li u s n e a r p a i n l e s s n s e n u
are more Hum ev er convinced th u t j full below:
'■ so learn the cause.
present.
David ltainsey d 1 c in t 3 s r
h e d o n e . A n y o n e w i s h i n g fin e D c iif .il w o r k d o n e w ill d o w e ll
som e system atic m ethod o f road mak-1
K ansas ('¡tv Mo r.,n 07 ivi.q
A few packers obtain good results.
3 w............................................... 400 00
to c a ll o n h im a t
ri'ir.m Agricnitarlai.
.............. i n r U '
' “ '
T i l C S e ll UV e S l l f l i i r e d W i t h th e others
ing
should
lie
adopted
for
im
p
ro
v
e
m
e
n
t
1
KiU
Oregon
Levina
A
W
att
et
al
to
John
W
Bill Xye died a t his home a t Ashe of th e public highw ays.
Tlie benefits I We confess th a t we are unable togive ' T his is unfortunate, hut is nuturul.
T H E
N E W B E R G
H O T E L .
Dried well, w arranty deed, rec
ville, North Carolina, on Saturday, Fell. to he derived by com m unities h av in g j you a n y lig h t on the subject of preju- I Most Oregon prunes sugar very
Feb 2-1 1896, lots 7 8 9 10 , blk
Di- M i l l e r 's m a i n o ffic e is in tin s G o ld e n R u l e U n z a n r b u i l d i n g ,
good
roads
1110
Innum
erable.
It
draw
s
dice
against
Oregon
prunes.
Wo
have
I
Quickly.
T
his
h
u
rts
th
e
sale
In
our
22. As a w riter, Nye was well known in
8 , W att’s add to Amity ......... 220 00
c o r n e r T h i r d m id M o r r is o n s t r e e t s , P o r t l a n d , O r e .
The never handled a n y Oregon dried prunes m arket.
his day, but lie wrote nothing th a t will trade to tow ns h av in g them .
II H ibbs and wife to Max
farm er can store Ids grain and o th er and we believe th a t th ey are us vet V ery few lots are properly
graded, Geo
E X A M IN ATTO N F R E E.
J
Lebold,
w
arranty
deed,
rec
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E .
five after him .
products a t home, If he wishes to do ! very little know n in th is m arket. U’o ! »ml th e size on the box m eans but lit-
Feb 18 1896, 136.81 acres of
so, an d haul to m ark et in th e w in te r ,! have been busy w ith C alifornia dried G<?. We th in k after aw hile th e Oregon
secs 8 and 9 t 4 s r 4 w ........... 1500 00
¡ fruit. Have th o u g h t th a t wo would shippers w ill learn to p u t th e ir prunes
I t is to be hoped that Rockefeller will being able to haul full loads.
_____
I like to know more about Oregon dried I UP *'* t,le *U08t approved m anner, and Max J Lebold to Geo H Hibbs,
not endow another college until times
w arranty deed, rec Feb 18
Tvlcnlmuo-Bimistrr
fruit, und work som ew hat into it.
¡th en Hie Oregon an d W ashington
look Up a little, so th a t the consumers of
1890, lot 2 blk 1, F W M artin’s
L
ast
week
A.'
M.
Peery
received
an
U
i
x
w
m
o
U
kor A Co.
j
g
“®
1
°
B
add to M cM innville................. 150 00
coal oil can the better stand a raise in
assay of th e Ensley tin ore front a re-
S.oux ( ity, iow a, Ja n . 2,, 1896. i q’lie Oregon 18il\V.’r iirune is uniisiially Max J Lebold to Fred A Hirt
the price of oil.
'' ' Oreg.iu A grtcultartst*
E*l.
'* large and * tine,
-
a i ...
a
t
^
l
cured
as
are
tlione
Anna G Lebold, w arranty
liable ussayer an d u o t a trace of tin
W e have never han d led any of tlie f from California, W a ld outsell th e lat-
deed, rec Feb 19 1896, frac s
could
be
found.
Mr.
E
nsley
w
ill
not
Oregon
prunes,
and
do
n
o
t
know
01 ! ter. T hey are as a rufo about itali
Jerre Simpson says of Mrs. Lease, tie discouraged by adverse assays how
e 1 of s e 14 of sec 31 t 4 s r 5
any prejudice against th em in th is j h,
, uud in th is state are uot
w ; 20 a, sec 32 t 4 s r 5 w 40
"sh e 's a lot better off in the pulpit than ever, an d is confident tliu t ho will yet m arket. I f there is such a prejudice I w anted '
WM. L. A l i .KN & Co.
a, pt sec 31, t 4 s r 5 w ....
1000 00
in politics.” Possibly the same might develope n tin m ine. F our different existing it has not developed to any w anted.
Salt Luke C ity, Feb 1, 1896.
Mary and Geo McClure to Wm
llAt.EY & Co.
lie said of Jerry , h u t it would lie pretty assayers have been unable to lind 11 grent e x te n t here.
Ed.«. Oregon Agriculturist:
It Nucrrill, w arranty deed,
truce of tin in th e rock.
hard on tlie pulpit to put him there.
We beg to state th a t we have h an d
Chicago, III., Ja n . 27, 1803.
roc Fob 19 1896, I a, a t Joel
Geo. W . Clifford, one of tlie proprie Ed- Oregon A grlcnU urU t:
led considerable Oregon dried fruit in
Chrism an d 1 c t 4 s r 3 w.......
1 00
Oregon prunes do n o t com m and so
m arket und sam e lias proven satis
C . C. Doughty, of the Dallas Observer, tors of th e new blacksm ith shop now high a price in this m ark et as C ali our
factory w ith th e exception th a t Oregon Jesse Edwards and wife to Chas
in
course
of
construction
in
th
is
city
Taft, w arranty deed, rec Feb
fa-turned recently from tlie meeting of
fornia’s of sam e q u a lity —dilForence fruit is not put up in as ue.it a state,
19 1890, lots 5 ami 6 b!k 27 Ed
tlie National Press Associatoli at St. was one of ¡1 joyful reunion of tw o one ran g in g from I p to 1c tier pound. They _ and the package is not as uniform , and
w ards’ add to N ewberg........... 150 00
day last week. W hen nine years old are nice looking—generally pretty . therefore does not bring as high a price
Augustine, Florida. It was a long trip
lie w ent to un uncle w ith whom lie re large, and a ttractiv e in appearance— j as fruit th a t is properly packed. We Wm and Mary J Ball to A D
he made, and lie saw much co tntry, but
Runnels,
a, p t of J B Row
sided
until old enough to take care of more so if a n y th in g th a n C alifornia’s. th in k th a t w ith a little care in packing
1 00
lie returned with an exalted opinion
land d 1 c t 3 s r 4 w ................
T he only reason we know for th e dif
himself. His nam e is P etty b u t upon ference in price is th e tartn ess of Ore Oregon dried fruit will not only bring Frank H ausw irth to H E Bed-
of Oregon.
leaving lie assumed Ids uncle's nam e of gon prunes com pared w ith C alifornia’s. as good, but better prices th a n Califor
well, w arranty deed, rec Feb
Clifford. 91 nee th en ho lias roamed T he C alifornia’s are m uch sweeter, und nia if same is once introduced.
19 1895, b!k 18 in North Yam
T iih VoiiEi.Ett, W ie d . i ia . n n C om . C o .
It is so seldom th at lightning strikes a over th e U nited States, lias been a reg require less sugar in tlieir use.
hill............................................... 420 00
P hiladelphia, Ja n . 30, 1S96.
newspaper m an, th a t when siti li a tiling ular soldier an d lias seen service in
F. A. T homas & H on .
E.ls Orcg-m Agriculturist:
Edm und Robinson and wife to
A rizona an d New Mexico as u scout
T
here
is
no
prejudice
ex
istin
g
in
this
does occur, it is worthy of special men against Indians. For the past fifteen
Jam es C Duncan, w arranty
Cleveland, O. Ja n . 27, 1890.
m arket against Oregon prunes any
deed, rec Feb 20 1890, 13.15 a,
tion. E ditor Marsh of the Forest Grove years he has liccn called dead hy all his Ed». Or ,1 irmi AxrieaUiin.it:
more
th
a
n
is
usual
on
tlie
introduction
R
eplying
to
your
favor
relative
to
the
pt of Wm T Wallace d 1 c in t
Times inis received tlie appointm ent of relatives. Lust week w hile passing a prejudice uxist'ing in th e East, bog to i of any kind of new goods. You see
3 s r 2 w...................................... 500 00
]mstmaster for that, place. Let us re dw elling he noticed u lady upon the stuie th a t in our territo ry we have en-1 Oregon prunes are a com paratively
Pil
porch and som eth in g induced him to
J E and N A Reticle to II Bailey
joice with those who rejoice.
stop. Looking more closely lie realiz countered a great d e a f of ill feeling I new article here, and th e trad e are not
w arranty deed, rec Feb 20
against
th
e
Oregon
prune.
O
ur
deal-
as
partial
to
them
as
S
an
ta
Clara
1890, lots 3 4 5 blk 20 Eaul-
ed by some u n k now n powers th a t she
era
never
Imd
any
experience
w
ith
O
r-!
prunes
from
California,
was
Ins
sister.
Htrange
to
say
th
e
lady
coner’s
add to S heridan.......... 350 00
, Quite a Icngthy artlclo 011 thè prime
egon
dried
fruits
until
last
season,
an
d
j
E
.
F.
Sc
att
rut
wood
.
John
and
Jan e Shepard to Eliz
■fndustry w il I lie foli mi in this issile of recognized him as n brother, hut nil- of course th ey all purchased a few to
St. Louis, Mo. Feb. 1, 1890.
o th er one. W hen it was ascertained
abeth Jones, w arranty deed,
th è (ir.ipliic, w hicli is well w orth rcad- th at he was th e one considered dead, see w h at tliey were. We d istributed a | Eds. Oregon Agriculturist:
rec Feb 20 1896, 2 a, pt Win
T here is no prejudice against th e Or-
ing. The pruno industry is in thè form deep feelings of joy were generated and num ber of ears th ro u g h o u t our tetri-
Dodson’s d 1 c t 2 s r 3 w ........
1 00
tory and we had a g reat deal of trouble ! egon prune here th a t we know of. In
ativo stage in lite i.orthw est, and imy they retired w ith in tlie house to talk of on account of rejections, claims for re- j fact it is given preference over Culifor- John G W isecarver and wife to
one engagé l in tlie business in uny way, th e 15 years of separation. T he lady Is bntes, etc. T he fruit did not run uni-j nia as it is ta rte r and has a sharper
C A Wallace, assignm ent, rec
Mrs. I). I). Derby. Mr. Clifford or Mr.
Feb 24 1896, 177.88, p t J C
Homo were properly cured, taste than th e California prune,
clther ilirectly or indireclly, stili lias P etty learned tliu t he 1ms th ree b ro th form.
H enderson d I c in t 4 s r 4 w,
O. V o e l k e b & Co.
m udi to Icarn.
ers living in Y am hill county. For the some were not. The packing was very !
together w ith personal prop
past several years ho Ims been a resi poor, a n d th e g rading worse. We had
e r ty .............................................
1 00
prunes w hich the shippers Imd m arked
dent
of
Hillsboro.
A
reunion
of
tlie
OOMMRXTS.
H o n .J .B . Montgomery of Portland
40 50 an d 50-60 w hich 011 w eighing up
H ave you titles exam ined an d ab
fam ily will take place soon.
A stu d y of th e above com m unica stracts m ade by R hodes & Rhodes,
proved to be 60-70 and 80-90 respective
makes it a point to ship a big Columbia
¡school Clerk I). M. Caldwell Ims fin ly. The deception could not be noticed tions w ill am ply repay fruit grow ers.
w ho have in tlieir office th e only set of
river salmon back to W ashington city
ished Hie school census o f th is school by sim ply ex am in in g th e face of th e I It will he noticed thut the Chicago abstracts of title of land in Y am hill
td some of his friends each season to
, l!iS of t(irtne*s of our prune as county. P ro m p t a tten tio n given to or
district and finds (l.'ts persons o f school box us th e choicest and largest prunes : ,etter
O E E T R
tickle tlieir palates. The sixty-three age. Of this num ber 322 are males und were on Ion. Nirnc prune* umrktMj 40-
ders for abstracts. Office upstairs in A N O T H E R
*
. . ..
50
were
n
it
graded
at
all,
ru
n
n
in
g
all
:
!ln
argum
ent against it, w hile in ( leve- the M cM innyille N ational B ank build
pound royal chino k he sent to speaker 516 are females. I lie tnt.il Number last
1 th e way from 40s to 90s in size.
j land th is is considered a favorable qual- ing.
Reed recently ought to be a pretty good y ear was 051, a loss of eighteen.
I Ho you c a n ’t blame th e trad e for be-1 ity. Tastes ditfer, hut wo feel Ural
T lie W e e k ly O re g o n ia n , a n d
advertisem ent of Oregon resources.
I .V IM Y K T T E .
( ing prejudiced ag ain st yo u r prunes, j wlicn ollr Itnll|l|| prune ,.s thoroughly
ViimMM County Importer.
1 ho Oregon shippers are entirely to
.
. .. . ,*
... ,
'
T h e G r a p h i c f o r S 2 .0 0 .
Dr. \V. J. Clark returned homo front Maine. T hey grow ju s t us nice fruit as j introduced its tartness w ill be oae ol Us
Tlie liorse meat estalilisliinent ill I iu-
U ncle Jess Dixon is still very low with
California,
and
there
is
no
reason
w
hy
!
'»est
liked
qualities,
S
an
ta
Durham,
Calif.,
on
.Monday,
ac
ton lias closed dow n,after having butch
lropsy.
com panied by his m other. We regret they sh o u ld n ’t be able to m u tk et it on I In one of th e N ew York letters ref-
ered aliout 7,(kH) horses. Tiie eneouruge- to know th a t th e Doctor's h ealth inis
L. G. Suiter is working in the m ill at
th e stime basis.
I erence Is mude to the insipidity of the
inent received lias not I cell sullieieot to not im proved as he hoped it would,
We mv pleased to report, how ever, ,,
,
,
- ,
W illam ina.
S U B S C R I P T I O N S F rom th e G raphic office for any N ew spaper or Maga
justify tin* company in continuing, for and th a t recovery is alm ost despaired Hint Hie Oregon shippers profited very l 'rene!» prune grown in California,
zine puh'islied In tlie U nited Htalcs or G reat B ritain,
Billy Moore lias traded his town F O R W A R D E D
m uch by last season's sad experience, j T he Freneli prune grow n in Oregon
of.
the present at least, hut if a lot of stri
ut tlie very lowest ratt' 3 .
property for th e Dixon farm w est of
as
m
ost
of
th
e
fruit
put
o
u
t
th
is
season
and
W
ashington,
probably
on
account
C ounty Clerk M cK ern a n d d eputy
ped cay uses have been gotten out of the
has bcen nhovc reproach in every
' <»f our cooler n ights and excess of mols- town.
wav some good has certainly been ac have tu rn ed over th e 1895 tax roil to spect. W hile it has hern n very hard
ture in the atm osphere, is very pleas
Jim M artin has bought an interest in
m
atter
to
get
th
e
trad
e
started
again
th
e
sh
e
lltf
and
treasurer.
T
h
e
total
complished anyway.
a livery business a t Independence and
tax to be collected Is 896,935.25, divided th is season on Oregon prim es, especial ant to tlie taste.
M ention is m ade in an o th er of tlie will likely move up there.
as follows: co unty ta x , $S6,S(I7.95; ly those w ho bought last season, all
W hen a man stands on th e street, cor school tax, $6,197.90; city tax , £5,919. to. those w ho tiave liccn prevailed upon to New York letters th a t our prunes soon
Tlie fam iliar face of Mr. H arger of
ners of Ncwbcrg and ta l k . long nial Tuxes ‘. h ' cooic delin q u en t tlie llmt Mon lake some of tiie fruit have expressed get gray, and in another th u t th ey su
West Chehalem was seen on our streets
loud idsmt the great need of home m an duv in April. The total tux last veer ' them selves us M u g very highly pleas-
was s!Hi,07 a > 0 , and tin* year previous it
n,ot report th a t th e goods are »oiling g»r *oo quickly, lloth of these objee- tlie other day, looking no older than ten
ufactories, and then steps into a store wns
T he n u m b er of polls is well, in fact on an equal footing w ith tions mean the sam e thing. It should years ago.
and buys a sack of flour of some outside -04o.
| ( alitoruia yoods. Home of th e l l x » understood hy our eastern friends
,
» ! are already beginning to show preler- ,
.
. *
Nels liudcliff, who lias been working
brand, in preference to Hour made rigid | K M York Is no longer a city
red-
far n'.e Italian p ru n e on account i *»>«“ ■>« m ajority of our prunes are not on the section here for several years, lias
F r o m 5 to 12 i n c h , a m t
here at home, Ills t dk is all wind
d en t, h aving moved to his new farm of h * tartuess and Hue appearance.
dipped, hence th e sugaring. In Cali-
! i dipped
I n 1 a m i 2 foot le u g th s .
is evident th a t he d o n 't liellcve in j n ear C arlton.
| W e are h av in g a steadily increasing fonda, w here sun drying is practiced, moved to Newberg owing to change in |
work on the road. Nels is a man |
practicing w hat he preaches.
W e hear tlie nam es o f f ) . M. ('aid- (U m in d for these goods, a n d another th e prunes are dipped in glucose and his
th at pays his hills wherever lie goes.
well and Jo h n G ow dv talked in c o n -!
n n tlrii’nte th a t th e Oregon salt, or glycerine and salt solution,
O ti h a n d a t a i l f in ie s .
La Fayette is w ithout a saloon, Jim
It is reported th at All Holman of San neetlun w ith th e ollU-e of county tivas- |'" in e will stand just as good a show w hich prevents sugaring.
H ughes’ license having expired.
He
Write or call for Hard Times prices.
as
any
oilier,
hut it w ill lie necessary
Francisco, who got Ids start in Yamhill urer.
for y o u r grow ers to lie very careful
It is a curious fuel th a t all over tlie says tlie business will not justify him in
Uncle Je ff Nelson and wife returned aUuit lite curing, ^radinn timi packing.
and w lm was for a long tim e a reporter
East
tiie Italian prune is known as tiie taking out another a t $400 a year, so he
from
tlieir
w
in
te
r
sojourn
in
C
alifornia
\V. A. H a n k s & ( ’o.
M iTCHELL a M OOR;.
mi the Oregonian staff, is contem plating
Oregon prune, and when tlie French has locked the door and gone to Port
yesterday. The change proved beuc-
( ’¡ncinnati, Ja n . *J)t INDO.
starting a new daily pijHT a t Astoria. tieiul to Mr. Nelson’s heuitli.
land. Home of tlie boys have tied black Fuctory on R ailroad.
prune
is
spoken
of
it
means
tlie
C
ali
IM>. Orocoii A«:rieultiiri-st :
W ill b s w r e a th e d w ith a m o s t e n c a g in g
Mr. Holman is a hustler for business, as
As we wrote voti In'fore wo would fornia French. Oregon and W ashing crape on the knob.
s m ile , a f t e r y o u In v e s t In a
Keep Y’our Kycs Open,
Charley H ubbard, who lias been a
well as a Huent w riter, and the elilinee»
w rite yon a^ ai’i in renani to the prune ton, in addition to th e Italians, pro
We caitvasatat th e trade
resident of this place for the past four
“ H aving eyes, see n o t.” T h a t’s tlie question.
are th at he will make u success of the
duce a large q u a n tity of Freneli and
new venture ii lie undertakes it.
. trouble w ith lots of |iooplc, w ho never tnort>ughly and found tn a t very few o th er prunes, hilt siuull com pared wi t h teen years, com m itted suicide by shoot- you will find a good supply of
parties handled the goods, an d the
ing himself through the head with a y l l l.OW PINE
■ see the wonders o f tlieir own dooryard party w ho handled th e m ost of them
Hie q u an tity produced in California.
W inchester riflo last Wednesday m o r n - I l l
.Since, as Oorhet! says, prize lighting or farm, th e roadside by w hich they said he did not w ant th em n^aiti, lie
E £ U I?P r9 WITH IT» NEW
Perhaps in no o th er respect is there ing. Financial trouble is supposed to lie | “
" _ ’
cannot ls> carried on anywhere now ex drive, th e Held, and woods 111 rough gave no reason, except th a t he «lid not sill'll unanim ity of opinion am ong east- '*u' cause. His rem ains w ere taken to ! Hl’RUCK,
w
ant
any
more.
\
\
.
\V.
H
i
.
a
ik
it
Co.
P IN C H T E N S I O N ,
cept in England, Australia and Smtli w hich they walk, or th e ponds w here
ern houses huiidiing our fruit us in tlie Huttevillo on Friday and buried bv La CEDAR,
th ey cut ell a n y th in g from frogs to
°
lay ette Lodge, No. 29, I. O. O.
of J
New York, Ja n . 27, 1800.
T E N S IO N IN D IC A T O R
Africa, it m ight I k * well for Jim and black hn»s. Of m any of these usually Et!.a. Orerei» AgrliMilturist
:
packing, grading and curing.
u hieh lie was a m em ber.
— AND—
Fit* to at least try the recently discover unseen “ wonders an d U-auties of Na
\Vc only handle green fruit, hut have
The quicker we rendi perfection ini Elder Jam es C am plvil of tlie Chris- | L u m b e r a n d C a s i n s s
utomatic
tension
release
consulted
several
of
our
friends
regard
ed nortli i*ilo. It is unlikely that they tu re ” you can read in I he Observer,
your dried prunes, and m e told Illese points th è sooncr w o w ili aehievc tian church lias just closed a series of at tiie * * *
would lie molested in to u t Held, and Portland, Conn. T lds very interesting ing
The
most
complete
and
useful
devices ever
illustrated m agazine is of Interest to nil th at th e m arket stands Hi to HJ cents success. It is only i cecssary to uso meetings, which lie held for three weeks ¡
added to any sewing machine.
th en in ease of a cold snap th at would stud en ts and lovers of N ature. It as on 49-50 6 tn ilj ixmts on 50 60, and ju d g m en t and some horso senso. It is in the Presbyterian ch urch, but the
prevent tlieir return to civilisation, the sists parents in providing hom e In ter Illese are tlie only desirable sizes gm tlfying to note tim i in packing and people of LaFavette were too stiff neck- j D e p o t L u m b e r Y a r d ,
T lio W H IT E Is
country would not suffer from th e loss ests lor tlieir children, anil lia d s tlie T here are some 00 70 here, but not grading wo bave Iliade m u d i progress e l for him to convince them of tlie error !
As wel! a»
w anted.
of
tlieir
wavs.
l'ossv.
''c
h
ild
re
n
of
lorg
-r
g
ro
w
th
,"
to
be
Durably and Handsomely Built,
of the |s d r.
’filose from Oregon are tougher than during th è past season, and soon we
IHJOKS AND WINDOWS.
more Interested In homo.
Of Fine Finish and Ferfect AdjustMat,
I»o you enjoy roam ing over hills and those from California and are not w ili Iv scmllng out package» of friiit as
MOULDINGS.
Sews ALL Sewatfie Articles,
YV. A. W ash of th e Polk County Helds or thro u g h th e wood»; nre you packed q uite ns well lieenuse they mv a ttra d iv e in nppoararro as any put tip ^ T T O R N K Y AT-1. VW.
of a rougher n ature, mid yours get in otìier eountrlis, and th è »'tendi oti
Interested
in
bird»,
(low
ers,
insects,
etc.
Item iser has announced him self ns a
And
will
serve and please you up to the full
w . r . UK a c o c k ,
Hum send tell cents for sarnnle copy of gray sooner th a n those from t ’alifornia.
box wili tru lb fu lly deeeribe tlie
lifcut of your expectations.
candidate for th e offlee of county school T he Observer an Illustrated m onthly I hero is moro acid in yours th an in c ilio
onici.ts.
N E\v be no. O regon
A ctive D ealers W anted in unoccu
I ckr I business.
superintendent, subject to th e decision niaga/iinG, P ortland, Conn. Subseri|*- H ubs. O ur friends say tho«e from
Ih e curii g of fruit is one of th è ninst P rom pt a ttc u tio u giv en to »11
N ew berg. O regon.
pied territory. Liberal terms. Address,
of tlio democratic convention. Brother tion 8 | no a year. G ive It a fair trial us California are dried in sun, w Idle yours Im portai t iiucstions now confronting O ffice — Meoond Floor
are dried In ovens or evaporators our liorticulturists, and m u d i study I Aiik t*f N ew berg B uilding.
W ash is compelled to subm it to a good to its merits.
They say there is no prejudice against »houli! fa' gtven it. filose of our fruii
W HITE SEW IN8 M ACHINE CO.»
F.NTISl RY.
shore of guying on account of Ids o il
votir prunes, but they w ant tlie very grow ers w In» bave been most sutw ssful
Sn cU t.Y K n l e r t i i i u m r n t .
I)
CLEVELAND. O.
Ivst of them , fava uso for reasons given in th is line siiouid i.ot hesilate lo ren
fashioned ways of m im ing a in wspaper,
TTOKNFY AND f O t’NSKLOR AT LAW,
Tlie Cre-vent society ha» arrangisi thè
h u t locally at least, he lias a faculty for following program for an entertainm ent you afaive, those from California take der assista 1 cc to thosc ics» fortunate, A
» n b f r x . Oregon.
thi prefan m e
-'■ " in i. fa D ay .
shnplv fa cause some lim e m.d money
coming to th e front on tlie rig h t side of to Lo givcti oli Fridny night. March 6 .
Ool,I filtiuv. sesmte.** «old C row ns and
bave
favo
expci
de«l
in
a(X|UÌring
th
è
New York. Ja u . 28, ls'>t.
Ilrid ze w.-rk s -peoislTy. All kinds A m aleam
c ru s ovaa rnsiiAi.cn vallkt b a s «.
almost all questions.
rnocius
Information.
fliere is rootu In Ilio
E .|, Ores ei I x r lc a lta ri.l
l i e n - a n d S i l i e r « t i t r a .t e n e . Al* • a r t i * t. n .
i t
V o n l
Solo
Mia» Mfihel Ft!w*r«1*
» s t o r e Orvgon.
le . :h s t i h c. ’ d « U I d ì s a t fa’d r o e k pnce»
Alt r O a i t r y
l ü l U
\Ve
note
your
rem
arks
in
regard
to
a
world
for
all
thè
good
fruit
tliat
can
bc
K crtutlon
MI*« I. tifati S tr il o »ut
I
l
l
l
s
e
i
l
a
n
d
n
n
t
«
r
l
i
l
w
e
-
k
e
i
v
v
n
r
r
o
m
r
l
«t-
w
o
r
k
w
a
r
r
a
n
t
e
d
.
« ìl i n t m iti W o n d e r .
l ’c b i i i 1 ’* Ut aolvtMÌ Ih il SocU'tv t u t h è t* n i u st prejudice ex istin g in our Eastern m ar prodiuvd.
I . i ' n l t e e l l e o i ». ’. ¡ c i te d .
A dm itted
S l i t t a l a te li AIIK I n tv a r d t'fawlpa,
ket
ag
dust
th
e
Oregon
prunes,
and
in
to p r s c t l o f i n *U i h c ci u r t s o f t h e »Iste.
OliAiMlie:— Home m o n th s ago I rend
\t?ìrit» O. K K t v.ir-la, t»ac*r f o t
reply we will state th at if th is is the
W anted :—." v iv ra i trustw orthy gen
I >»■ : j v. O J Itol ison, \ \ U Alle?»
som ething in tho t trapillo ulsm t th e
ease
it
I»
th
e
llrst
we
have
ever
heard
A lo
l»r II. J I lil'.eHeltt
¡CIAN AND 8VRGEON.
O liv a te
c ity ’s proposed tiro ladders. I also lVr*«'iiiil«'fatloti of Orator
oro L. l’rlt'e of it, fa-cause we have imd no trouble tlemen nr ladies tn travel in Oregon for 1 \ E N T l à T R Y .
in d is p 'siu g o f till Oregon pruncs Hiat established, re h a lle hm se. rial ary $786
noticed th a t Mr. K ru g er had «
In Season.
we could get. and in some instane. < wo and expense«. Steady position. E n
Ker Triti».
W y a n d o tte s a S p e c ia lty .
good ladder h an g in g on th e n o rth side
N rwbrrg. Oreg»B.
A now new in»r niticliino, either a W hito, had It reum iked by our trade th a t they close reference and Sc U addressed
For particulars call ou or ntl»lre>fa
of his »tore building, and I have lately
N ew berg, O reg o n .
nrefar
th
e
flavor
o
f
th
e
Oregon
prunes
Scfamlo*4
go
M
c
r
o
w
n
»
.
bride«*
w
o
r
k
.
«oM
Tlie Dominion
S. H obson.
seen a gissi ladder h an g in g under Mr. New lltd n « o r W hvolw A Wil«on, ii>r i\ ill preferem v to th e sw eet Freneli stampisi enveloped.
- ! \t .r m i ! Km»* f l l l i n - r * i l m M i i i m n • r r i ’ *'cr
Itile» F:r-:t Ujor «e»t ef UHIY ili ,
reta, rricr-
NC" 5r K3, •-’ELtrCX
: ik.-r’s shed, on th e n o rth side of his frefah e«»w. l'or part ioti Um cult at thè p r u n e s grow ing on th e Pact He t ’. i - t Ceinjianv. Tliird FI .nr. Omaha B iig .. ni..!*'» ice’b cTirr.ctci
ll-i
w tv insipid. W e w ill agi.ui repeal Chicago, III.
t orn, w li'ch D fae Hcd
of his m- it
N EW B ER G
G R A P H IC .
m arket, mid I th o u g h t It looked like
Mr. K ruger's ladder T hen I guessed
th a t th e city lire ladders had been
m ade, and hy accident I had found
ISSl'KD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
them , an d not k n o w in g certainly, 1
-------------------------------------------------------! w onder If I uni correct in auppoalng
F. II. W oodward , Entron & P lbmsiikii . *
tliowe ladders w hich I have do-
I »cribed fa-long to th e city o f Newberg.
*------------------------------------------------------A nd I w onder if there arc ten men
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 88 , 1890.
I In N ewberg w ho k u ew w here to lind
! those tw o ladders.
i I would like to suggest to those who
Catered a* secad eia», •natter at th« post | h av e the ladders 1 , 1 , ,1 , ,7
i,. ta _________
un
‘ ,'7
ottica al Newtieru, Oregon.
take th e one w hich
!l
i if n it “ lielongs
—•
.....
der Mr. B aiter's ¿ shed,
......
. . . .
i ,, r
to th e city, u u d place It ill a verv con*
M ithout the hens and the Jersey cows S|,j,.ll01|M place on First street, an d th a t
to draw on, m erchants would lie short of sii;iis be painted in large letters and
trade these days.
h u n g up w ith each ladder, so th a t ev-
___ 1 ______________
erybody th a t passed m ig h t know th a t
1 th e y were city ladders. As we nil lic
it' you are interested in the poultry long to th e (Ire d ep artm en t w hy
business a little bit, your interest will lie should we not know w here to lind the
ti t ; tasa a x u W o n iie u .
increased if you join the poultry associ ladders.
ation.
_________________
FIIOM l l l l t KXt ilAXOJCS.
J.H.MILLER
Of Portland., Ore.
McCLUBES.
COSMOPOLITAN.
THE GRAPHIC.
Face
ENTERPRISE
BRIGK&TILE 00.
r.er
I
A
CLARENCE BUTT.
E. P. DIXON.
R. W. CALUSON.
I. L. SCOFIELD.
Spring Branch
ESTHER E. BARNARD, M. D.
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