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Newspaper Page TextDouglas City, Alaska, July 8, 13oi). EDITOR G*Al'H!t'.— The interest mat.- — T H E — IN G T O N HOTEL ifested by Friends in the vicinity of New- berg, in tlie mission ut this place will per — o- haps make a few words in regard to Doug N E W E E E /G , O R E G O IT . - A . I F 'T T X j Z j I L I I f c r i E C P — las City of reading value to some of your COOK STOVES, HARDW ARE, HUbscrilrers. HEATING STOVES, TIN W ARE, (Jastiueau Channel which separates “ Hard times or good times man-yin.'- FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF; ELEGANT, AND NOTHING BUT WINDOW GRASS, Douglas Island from the m ainland is go<-s on." said 1‘kinUctt, ;;.s be reached and every otliei a. tid e usually kept in a first-dass for llrow n's tobacco three-foutlis of a mile wide. We are sit •“They married hi w ar tim es and parted Hardware Store. Entered as second class matter ftt the post uated just across the channel from Janeau BATES I ROM i l TO *2 1T B DAY. ONLY FIR ST CLASS HOTEL tn mi hour, and Is-fore the t irs of th -------- O -------- office at Newberg, Oregon. NEAR THF. DEl'OT. south west, o r city extending along tl» young bride were dry from the parting tlie walls u t the wldce-v took their place, W uat arc our people going to do with beach for more than a mile. Back of us but m arrying went oil. nnd the < onfeder 33 th e Baloon ? C om e! apeak up. Who lias the land arises abruptly and constantly ate governiocnt would give or fellow er until the perm anent snow line is reached furlough lo g o home •: 1 m arry when lie something to suggest. A H K iiu I tto f R e p a ir in g N e a tly a n il P r o m p t) ’ D o n e . C o n ic in couldn't get home no other way a t the distance of three miles. Bkirting a n i l S e e m y S to c k . IKS OWN K S l ’KItlKNCK “ Young folks will m arry end there'» .1. U . M O U N T . L ast Tuesday the delegates of the the mountains on Dotli sides of the chan W ashington constitutional convention nel and extending half way up, forests ot no use in talking to cm llu-y won't tuke nobody’» word erlsiut this m atter were entertained at Butler's cove by the spruce and hemlock stand sillily erect, they are never satisfied till they try it Board of Trade of Olympia. There were like soldiers assaulting a cltidel, ever on and then they liaint satisfied i.I t : they 2(610 people present. All the business tlie assault but never reaching tho crest try and they wouldn't erbln satisfied t! they h ad n 't er tried, and so it goes, it • houses were closed and all hands enjoyed l-'rom tlie point where tlie snow indicates natur to think you'll er done better tl. tlie upwaid march of Spring, small have done something that you didn't do A grand hey-day. stream s steal away, appearing in tho dis and w hatever you do you're sot ry you done iti T ub constitulional convention that has tance like silver threads, uniting as tlie;, “ Every tim e me and my old 'moan hits been in session for some days at Olyiu" adyanee and torrents th a t they beconn er quarrel she swears that lie am id fr pia made a ret ort Wednesday on the ex dash themselves into foam and spray a- married 880 fellows that's er 1:7: p lietti r than me and I'm keen to swear that ecutive departm ent. The report Is pood they madly leap the precipitous descents tlicro wasn't that many uum arri -d fel being pointed, clear ami distinct. We lows in the whole of ¡’ike in lu-r raising, have not space to give it or we would he flu n k oi these in plain view for a distance but you needn’t talk to cr woman when of their entire course, three or four miles she gets mad with her old man. for It s glad to publish it. e e r and you have some conception of one o. natur for 'em to think they could cr W e were very much in earnest last the elements of grutiduro in Alaskai m arried any fellow they wanted and week w hen we wrote the article on the they're mighty apt to not mention any C A R E F U L L Y F C B . fellow in this connection but wliat has need of water works in Neivberg but we scenery. Douglas City has a population of about got to the legislature or done some other did not think that we were such a mighty force as to move men to hasty ami incou- | six hundred, two hundred of which art big th in g —th a t is when they're mail. “ Folks th at m arry do well (sometimes), ■iterate action. But this seems to have whites, principally miners. Tho Indiam but folks th at don't m arry do er darned I w ill s e l l m y s t o c k o f F u r n i t u r e u u i l H a r d w a r e liien the course pursued by some of our represent several different tribes bavin; sight b etter—sometimes But it’s my citizens. Be it far from us to encourage come hero for tlie purpose of getting work, honest notion that no man ever got any bnildozeing scheme and we want i worsted by m arrying. The wimiti are PROPKIETOlta OF THE distinctly understood that we are in favor flit-y chop cord Wood, do some mining, the ones who suffer, if there’s any i-ulT. r- of human rights and that any attem pt to carry the material for buildings 1 1 , a ing. Hr m an th at don't do well by m ar Iv in r S T C C K C O N S IS T S O P .A . F I 1 T E i. .fringe on them will be discountenanced there are no horses or wagon roads on the rying w ouldn't have done well no liovv, L O T O P atul any man cun do w ill if he's got er oy uj . island, arid do nil such work as common good wife- nnd will make the ri gilt stall. St. Louis Stoves, Fully fl'anented, and a General Stock of H ardware They m e sharp There's more i:i the ling year of m arried F or some time past the people of Ne:v- laborers usually do. and Tinware, Fine Bedtoom Sets, Bedsteads, Tables, Stands, Woven life than In any ten years inter that. berg have recognized the need of w ater shrewd men and their worst faults ar. The big tiling i ‘ to tl:inI:. Set down on V, ire Mattresses, C hairs, Kitchen Safes, Window Shades works for town purposes ami at th is time their adoption in an aggravated form, tl,e | t,r |0(g ..j-wny out in tho wood and study and Other Things to Numerous to Mention. Wo Hava Increase 1 the Capacity of our Factory and are now r repared ol year when tiio dust is Dying in clouds bad habits of dissolute white men. Study your own chu ru d e r nnd your wife's ch aracter and your kin folks' and humanity is sweltering in (lie heat Wiiiskoy is tin ir most deadly enemy and ch aracter <:n<l hor kin folk’s character to Supply tlio Demand. Tile Delivered on Board tlie Cars at Factory Prices tho desire ¡for the refreshing fluid has R L IiS A H U N T , boon intensified. So iutenso lias been the their indulgence iu th at vice makes tin and end it up by swearing. rielit out 'e n d for 1‘rice list. wish of the people for more of “ Adams condition of their families, naturally then? hy yourself and tho lo#. th a t you will go to or homo of your own if it’s or Successors to •le ” ami so often expresses th a t a be degraded, much more deplorable. rail pen covered with w heat straw , and J. EDWARDS, nevolent “ tenent” of one I ho houses near The Tread .veil gold mine runs a 2-Ui th at you won’t deceive your wife in f u ll a i u l E x a m i n e M y G o o d s o n C e n t r e s t r e e t . the rail road moved by pity for tho dry nothing r.s you hope for her to not de- stump quartz mill, crushing six hundred ooivo you. Wnd dusty throats of Newberg's 1:171 souls “ The f.n t fow months of m arried life (by actual count?Jhasestablished a depot tons of quartz per d a y . This yields iron, ' • • ■ - --------T' ' ' ...... ........ ..... ---------------------- —----- Tin is m ighty idee, very nice, nr.d any fool for tho open dispensation of th a t “ which six to eighteen dollars per ton. . .-. in Georgia can have it pnxl lim e then. chew s and dues inebriato ” ; yet the tin Bear’s Nest just opened is erecting a 12< I ' .■ aysìcìì a u But this m arrying business ain't for c r ' . , - *. L- .g_ - .* - - -- - - . reasonable populace was not s.uisiieil and stam p mill and promises ore long to lit few months; it’s for life. The p* i word.' G .adniitj ei thè ( Y.lifornia Medicai Col * ■: A A _■ - - -k ^ A-- -V.- - clamoured for more and so persistent <11 1 lege. Kpecialty graduate oi tlio even more extensive th an theTreadwel like my little petsy, sugar, apple dump- - •- : - they becomo th at to a casual observer ling. Fiorghiun lasses and sich have tr. private discascs of uirn — X - ■ t “X\ Numerous paying claims vet remain un- CALENDER. give way to sich as ‘I'm not id le to get trouble was imminent. Than when tin • -A. - '■ — and woinen. iutn re flood of people th at are to come In worked hut will probably be opened in you < r line pair < r shoes, oi dress, < r 1 at; Mcmber of thè Medicai Society of FALLTEEM and swell our numbers to the 2 , 0 b:) mark the near future. Boarding establishm ents I’vo not got tlie money.’ Er few woeio California. before I was m arried my sweet heart out Bepins, Scp. 10, 18W. within tho next sixty days were con- are run in connection with the mines and O i . e e iti i i i e Ciche«, Nov. 20, LSb9. her eyes a t mo iundm iratinn.nnd I Lnow aidored ami added their voices to the A H L I N G Ì 'O N H O T E L . men are hired at so much per day, $ 2 . to she th ought I was the biggest fellow uj 4,cain|>erH in the park" no one could deny bike; but I couio up to the* house sud &G anil luinnl. Yual tjtiumii!»•» of .»oi.I denly %»nt. Mint »ut'oll iv / ui U /n/foir rrith ail itr er few m onths ni ter 1 was m ar WINTER TERM k a diro consequences. But little did Un wood are consumed In these works, fur riod, and eho was t inging, and I stopped Begins, P e c . 4, 1889. 34 people know of the mighty for,« held in nishing an almost unlimited demand 411 and listened and I caught these words: Feb. 28, 1890 "Bat now lie's too «mall f >r er family i:: ;a. reserve in tho fertilo brains of some of om f.4. to ifJ.OO per cord. This is cut from A Llvfiig Curi nity» ‘‘T hat was enough of th a t s.-.r.g. 1 citizens, who nobly came to the front al any part of Uncle Sam ’s dominions, then A printer me.y lui ve aban k and qimiti», cleared up my th ro at and here s he eorne SPRING TERM th is critical moment and without hesita being no provision as yet for perfecting anfl took on over me, but I couldn't un Mar. 5, 1800. and not ha werth a coni; lu n e sniail capa [ tion or a moments wavering thing them private titles to lands. Money is veiy derstand w hat she was using t ic !i words May 8, 1890 selves into the breech and Nowberg was plentiful and free lieio but living isex as the ones i:i tho son..; for, and I v. aaei : itb neitlicr nife ner ctiild. Otliers in.iy asred. tretnely expensive and but very little little cold, jist er little, but she noticed run l:ut lie gets alorg fastcr by ectling We would love to touch on tho many more can bo saved here than in oldet it. and I have realized since that big Ile « ili muke tino i ni rcseions without or-: ..iL a ,.....c . „ ______ L e t . fKNotsof unselfish devotion manifest bv settled iKMttons. it would certainly not stream s from little fountains h«nv, etc ••ioqu.-uce. use tiro Ivi: without effending, thaae brave souls for their (-¡tie’s welfare I k : a-lvisable for any on« to come lien Never have th e first quarrel I don't imi stili teli t lie t r ut li. Tiiough it is im- sntlhow willingly they offered to divide nil unless they had engaged «oik beforehand seo w hy everybody don't think of this. AFTER TIIIC HONEYMOON. |MJ.“»ii>ìe fer olie re tostami u b ile tlicv se' prospective profits th at might accrue from C. II. U pwards . “ A lter tho honeymoon conies e r Reason th e gigantic enterpi.se. Mow tenderly yet lie can sei stand'iig and do both at tlu of a more substantial love. The love •bey dealt witli the owner of the watei m -. i p k i tttt.s . ime lim e; mav u: e futnìture and hav. songs of the young u.iys greet your cai •supply they so much desired. Ju st as \ S i\. Mill la r.»rlli»n«l r.iniMMl nii'l as you approach the house. no divelling, mtiy tnake and puf. away pie Enough bo had any right to it if they “ And then you've got to take the baby T h e la r g re n u m b e r o f s t m l e n t s w h o h a v e f i t t e d t l i e n i s c l v e s l o r b u s i n e s s o r f o r t e a c h i n g Tfiooma A la rm ed . vet ne ver seo or eat pie. S tilla limimi ■should desire to conII.scato it “ alio m u i . Is o u r b e s t r c e c i m n e n t l a t i o n . Last Suml ly ni^lit utiout 10:30, Jont H on your lap and |w»t it till tlie wife lixr;; mineral claim .” tho nipper, and you're darned glad when lieing he inay lx! a rat bolli at t'oe sam sawmill in tlii) south ol' Portland was it gets lim’d. Fonu limes. One's enough, Tlie course of study, covers a ireriod ofsix years, two years inthe Cram m er School, a n d four years 1 n the Academic We would enjoy pointing out to the diwovorud to l».» on lir»*. Tho mill ami lim e; may lutndle a sbooting iron, yef you think —you both think —but i ever i departm ent. The Gram m ar .School c Ursa includes ail the common branches. Tlie Academic jmldio tho high legal talent of their attor luml>er yard wore destroyed with a lcs- Uiind, the day will come when that j ! uap kno-.v negli! of a cunnon, gnu or pistol course includes, History, Higher M athematics, Science, Greek and Latin. ney and how candid lie is, and h<>\v truth- >f ubotii $:!),'))). I miii i i co tf.-vKH). young m other will have cr lot of ’em may 1. y bis fruii cria i.nd, yet ire rum ( full he Is, and how lucid ami correct lie swinging onto her shirts, ui.d it’sall t • !*.', ; Two Dormitories and a Boaiding Hall have been erected for tlie accommodation of students. Those are under Early .\I oadiy morning, tiro wuh dis it’s natur, and you w ouldn't be rnthdiej ¡ v l e d to f l c e p in thè fi e r; may use i i is, and witliull how slnart. But these tho strict discipline of a Governor and Matron. covered in D mi ^ m . i ¿ fc !»;■ ingham'd earpen- lugger w ithout rht-Jding biood, and oc points will lie given to an anxious public without ’em, nnd children never kept tor «hop, T»u*om«, and spread to four folks from doing well any more than •a: !h iiat.dle star«. Il -nm y i r-r f a roil- Tne total expense for stopping in the Boarding Hall will ire about flio.00 for tlie school year. M"e inane no pre * t the pro|ier tim e and then we trust ll is tention- of a “ Reform School“ for students who cannot I k - managed at home. Otir school is de iiisiiead so era mined full of legal lore «uirroiindin^ huildiajs. Tho lire was o' m arrying did. ing di«|sisition, ivitli no ile-ire to trave! “ I've seed Brown’s wife w ith Boron signed for those who are desirous if a good education, and those who are willing to cheer w ill bo taken out from under the '4 of moon I »ry origin an 1 had tho wind l*ot i erround her In liering nnu following h i ile raav never ioore a case, « iti: r.o know fully subm it to wliat few rules nnd regulations may be made by the a hnshel th a t hits hidden it so long and tavorahlo .i l tli • h u in o ^ i p »rtio.i of tin* wherevi r she would go, with one hr ir. ; 1 dge of law or pliysic: l-c always c-.-rrejt- oily would hive h.'oii 1 ‘M'rovod. Faculty and Board of Trustees. beam like the sun for brightness. | on er pallnt in the middle of the hitch. :i bis errori», bui groiving woree everv We have no doubt tint success will t u t v DOI S A H Vt.OON CON SltlltllTl kicking up its heels and crow ing t.!l the | For Catalogue or oilier information, Address, EDW IN MORRISON, Principal, or crown the elf irts th at are bein ; p it forth hound pup would pr:d»t!i 1 i.x-i- 1 -f tat iay ; may liaveeml-riH-e», witi.out liaving t o « N . r t r t t o u r u o M 'i itiT t? E . H. WOODWARD, l ’res. of Board, meat from its bands and m it to heliow- ( c arma olii lass throivu niiout liim ; bis and when we take into consideration the N EW BERG , OREGON. Wiil mime business man tell us plaint: i ing too. and 1 wouldn't cr I ks '! in then diplomacy exhibited and eonsumat«- skill employed in every move th at lias been i n « bat w .v u Kirioon contributes to tin- place for ell they bad. I liu ti lit. but forni may lai lotked tip, and lie Ite far fieni a jail, «atcii-ìu use --r otht-r piare o. L O O K H E R E I m ade up to the present time th a t ikj «calti) and prosperity of a town or city ' another stage l-as ci nu-, end row I ! -ok -J. C A M P B E L L , rl,i¡’lr<'” - *'•«<* !1 '“ «I confa.en-.cnt. li e may he surround, d by We maun fact u re and opened for tho trade, a full and well « • eh word os "n ix ie " is known in their IW thir.lt» of tho money paid over tin i ul’" " " ,0 , . »vimin. nnd as llu* old folks ro down the ot everv every saloon goes Iron: tin- , . , selected stock of -vocabulary. We trust th at su.vess «ill , onntor ace stenda one of -lead m ittcr, iiut rlwt-li in Mi.-sful ignoraiice , . , . . Dill, nt everv r.ni ;h place place her wreath of f< rn leaves on limit li.md.soi the workingmen who have not there, who reneh out their bands nnd of any rlis-.-greal-le effct ls. liis r-omj . 111 - j M l i j l .l 'x K li Y G O O D S , j S lia v in g ;, % Alahastino brow and that tlm f d .s u to be one dollar to spare lor whiskey »Ber the: ■ jump them over and I would p i.o lh o l i n t s , tr iiiit-.ie .l n r.tl t t t t t r i i m m - d , ll i t s r c i i l t ¡ i i } r ■on is thè tievii, and be tliat prcsonce «ver toorder. AlsoSCRF.F.N DOOKSand received from the rail-road for water via pay fertile deeent support of their lam world to I k ’ lik e'em w hich we offer to the public at reasonable I itn tl S lim - ip o o in g , uni t long Unit is to be made of “ Wa n.-ver knuw wii.nt Is I est, and we so agrivating, tlie | lintcr m a: ¡ime un ail- this jug route will betlie smallest am ount) ilies. Mont v that moehaniesan I l.itxin-r prices and in the most tu.-hiou- ire more tliat) upt lo la- di -ratisiicd itti gr-iic teui|K-r nini | rovo liimseU a etrong wood. Building, Contract done in the latest and most fashiona th a t may fall to th eir share. In fact the forim-rljr p a il into tlie seventy live saloonr ablc stvie. ; w h..te:er is. but thè start ti n t y rc a g ble style of the art. ultim ate trium ph of this gigantic under rf Top -k i no v giK-< for dry go ids, grocer ' folk» iiiako ili tlieiri : ri: m an l e . I tifi- ' ,.s j Christian w a r'ie r— E r. ing, etc. Give us a call. ric.i>e call nnd examine our goods before taking is assured as one of the pr--j-etore ' ies, .-leiIdng, house rent sn i in many cr lieap to do wiili iheir future Mi:-, utohy and C-ivicr: \ P . ,t :v. V. r-Frcr rebel.,.. M.-'-ro brother'. FiN E ST C ,C A R S IH T ^ 'S C IT Y . has abandoned a t orhor lui-ini-ss thill instances into lin in g n.ov homo*. The j -.liotild tei p.-n eoli rt. e t ì i e i r v. iveic.nd l’ortlund l-nt.kers la.ve cetalilirlied a | I ’ A U K S & C O . I l>rug étore. <T. A . C A 3 I P D E L L . he may give Ida whole tine- to this ( h : sal.sms of every town bring bloody rows, | wivea stunild pel llieir liUsUiml» 1 it;'. ■ a clearing liciti e v licretliey met-t dailyat a tracts tin- thieves and tram ps, degrade- hugs and lusses ta-l:vi. ri m:;il and :: i."e i,. IS K î : s & J U D D . NuvvlH-rsr, O rc jjo n . • 'hem e.—More soon and some wetter. N c w b o ra r , O r . ruin ami are blistering (ran Is up m rem ■ like siveet ihm gs munir; eliiidn n tiu y : given hour and traiiriict aìl tlu ir busi- ' A l!un,ti«.«l ItriuMiurra r.sl.t.i.t, ninniti«-». Tin*)- do not hui! I, they do not wor.'t l.-t on but tlu : l.ke it. m .l if 11 ness with cadi et Per. In a lew m inute-j A commercial traveler lolls tho s 'o n furo latsrr, they ere ite n »thing but crini.- yomig couple « ili pò c:t in er Ionio of li.ey acrompiish « h it rvqnirel scierai bimself. It wo» in early traveling days, And pauiK-risin. They are the dens of an- j tlleir 01 : 11 . lu-v.U lei Ine tliinl party 1 e. ve liotir» wl en il« : w entnrir.nd fitm h a n k ! in fa.-t tie had Imen tak.-n out of otli. e t. arcliy, thè liaent* freni wlii. lig o out tlu- iute their ulTair», sjs-nd tuie iiundredlh i n part of Ine exertion to pU-.ise • 1 tu ilei to l.ai.k witli ilu i ks and tlie like. I.a-t All kinds of tvptiiririg neatly and Di^ke liis ilrst trip on the ronto of tl«. werot eriiniiittls to menimi e thè | k -. ic ,- and ut in tlieir cotirtmg d a:s, tir : « i l U- t promptly done. Single and double iWjuUr traveler who was sick, tie vi-ited gissi or.ler of c:\-r: c-om nnnlty. Tiu-re happy, money or ih » m o lle :. ehi).lieti t r M. ti-l.iv's transatti - ih w»uld ¡¡.dicale ai Al harness made to order. S«;is- two or three cities on Ids i into, not meo'- is nothing tliat gocs over f i - eo in te r of no cliildrt-n —l-i.t ite I-, Ito li n e ii lew. m r u a l I usti 1 r I i 1 td.t > O.CtO, a tigni” AND- iad ion guaranteed. m g with milch suixx-ss, »hi h lie nltri- asnloon from Ilio sellor to thè Im rer f ia t —Barge in A tlanta Constitution rea lu-d 1-y hnt few eli ics of it-» su e in tlu- !i«s ; wilti-s INI- H.Y XK i 'S, bnted to tire fact tli it two or three other helt-sa man or wuimin, ment ii!:- t hv.-ic A R T I S T . «v rh l.— I ni ::r -, •aiasmee werejnst ahead of him . ne musei.-» of thehtim nii j nv | rtslnee allv, ni >rall er |s-cnnlari.div. Tlu-ro is rcrtroJfs enlarged to life ?ize an«l finished P r i c e s lic n s o n s .b le . Being afraid tlie lions«- would la> dis- net a sui :'e l.vgieal ar piin-’nt to )s> m ele 1 pow-i-r e |unl to 431 p t.mds Thi * is only ¡ In t i*a fir g dew n in Crayon India Ink or AVater Colors. satistie.l and a little doubtful as to liiso« n in (avorof tlie saloon. It is h a i for tln- 1 « lu it scit-nee lelis us. t- it . kYO Wl•t’W Vito Oae -to- rn-rinol M. -m s s-.ore. Residence on First St. v.ost *»f P. et \V. V. R oom ovbr M» » kf r»Ro.s.. P a r o S tork , III., a teff» tl vraro Abilities, lie telegraphed Ins employees ; ;s-'-pie, thè town a n i Ilio state. It i« |uw of some of olir l.iwver. i s o r a:d to a Xoxt berg;. - .................. - - - O r e g o n . Ry.. tra k NT.WnKKU, OREGON. Newl e r/, ( )ieg« n. ! gissi U1UI1JT thoiisnml |siu>: ids a year to wag tix»U t » ili«»i i , l-tf. Cotter call me in. Tli.-ro are three riva! wi'boni a single rc.lecnin ; q-iiliiv. It is li lem. .1 . p.'i’Uîtes. bv t talesm an ali.-a-l of me .” x »linking |«-st h -V p iVi »iiv, where the »O » - E. C. TAF.ItAKT. lS S -i, 1 0 3 9 . , J p- ta rha nt . Instead ot calling him in tlie head of meanest and lowest |vi!i;ie.d huckster» - luck 1»antci .s wt ro \\ li » Si ay n i i hr I ; . » n. Ibo house telegraphed ; “ Push alie.i’. gain a power th a e .- it n il: e miro!» at the síran¿o Fir 1. J . D . T A R R A N T »A S O N , Tlio rutin that uhen rt «ir tain re T here are a hundo- 1 other fellows U hind such i ilies as It ..to-i, N • : Y--rk, ' ’hie 1 - scr« n ’Iv vivalipt ivîohrioty tmU uj> tïu» horn tii and tv P roprietor* of the y °u ” in«l iCansaa City, whero tl.i.-v-ng rings T O TH U . (tuiniiion ili»» won«hip|!rni to » sci vi v , a t r 1er i .aid aocn l urne So be went aliea-l, »atistWst th at lie fatten and nrpim ciplcd i-o'itical scout.d- The : rg Grain 1'.:. - P r !-.i< )ven - T n i d c r * o f I ’ tl li li c F e li.m ls i n N E V /B E R G f could at legai liol.l hi» own w ith tlie f.;- rei» controll and run H e ir g.-.eniincnts dinner, one Nav lie l»!ew a 8 it ron ^: blast of ir. on ‘Vet on,” ;v % « . a 1 \k T . _ « • Y a m h i l l 1 i C ' i».: I B is 7. h * to . . w “:!ir:*.v redtt d at: l rvmod.-'. -d and we are now > èt al!ov»,rtht*a^î’>'U '»!i*» lt>'.’ low* t liât were lielrnd, «itli ilio r.-sitlt for the boodle that is in tl,-m . Kansas irn rc’-p»«*n I sir. K r*t r i s u r a n l all k in d « o f G ro u n d Y in i t h e i»e»t S c h o o l D e s k prepare I to jia n d ’c your grain. th a t be made such a g.-o-l trip lie was b 'S trie-1 tliee ;|»-riiii,‘:it i-. getting along It \* ak-*o ft.’tM hy tho < lirt iilt t r • F e e »1 k c j . t C o n s t a n l l j o n b a n d . n i-r » i l .l in Y a m h i l l “ ite m "tli .t tn. ttnvlher n.i» »,* wr ! kept on Die road and Ida salary im r - a w ithout the s.xk>>n. At n • ti-ne in tlie tl-ip joko that ho » :;t :l t ;.î jk> S ; ; r ! t : a i t r n y » tin b a n :!. C o . a t i .l n t l ’ r i o t » C a sh P a id fo r W h e a t . He eai-t Dial th e idea, that there were a I history of th-- alate ha« tl tv- nm>-re pn -• ; ti n.- pas i t " . njl’» man v “ Merest weight a n J lair dealing,” is T b o * f h n m fr-n lot of fellow* tollo» mg »creed to stim ulate t»-ron» th in since tl«» adoption of probi- an I tribi ' ite n » but r- i;ir u.etto. 1 A la u m u K ' ' S l n 0 m U 0 * We G a a r r.tce Satisfaction to onr Cm-tom- liim , and ire determined to go al-.-ad and bilion, an I there i» no rca» in for r«».i(. ha:» -cr. . re n .-'-. • n r • -v-y » r -1 %! -V• , t r" A 1!) v I L atf. CUKISTENSGN BROS. f ;;.\N K W •: — E 'V iT R • -1. f rÿ Ua" aa-J k í u .«. piasti tiling» to tho t» »1 of l,i» ability, nr; I miesi.-nn i f.W the r*-j»-:*l of i .| io.ti r*. . ’’ Y'!! ; ( • ‘F X O V . U M tiw ln l —Capiat Jont-inl. —T-; - Vaiti v ¡. :. j.. ó .,,, «| J. E. MOUNT, Proprietor. H a s j u s t o p e n e d on M ain s tr e e t ,?siing Hew! T H f à« I Make a Snecialtv cf Tinning and Plumbing in all itn Branches. E B E S T Ii P roprietor. J o h n A tk in so n , I ^ S W E E B O - H O U S E O. C. W E IG H T , M a n a g e r. The most conveniently located hotel in the city « dO M !B Ü M iE M U » B o a rd a n d L o d g in g , JPer Day, $1.00. reed tntíA and Sale Stable. DO UBLE A N D SIN G LE T U R N O U T S Ilspt Constantly on Hand. !E S fe a n d L odging, P e r W eek, B o.ird P e r W eek $3.00. Meal?, 25 cts. $4.00. lodging, 25 cts. Orsnd Clearance Sale ! !-*» F U R K IT U B E , H A RD W A RE, W ALL-PAPER Bore pæ ’m m m j m m 3 M ÏÏU ¿ b in o ! LO W AY, B o a rd P ro p rie to rs . AND CA RPETS, fo r th e m o n th of J u ly . ttjjis r n : Cost. N e w b e r » ’ T i l e F a c t o r y iUI Sizes of Drain Tile Kept Constantly on Hand. All of tho above goods will be sold At and BELOW COST For cash only, for 30 days. Those buying on time will not be entitled to the reduction. C. B, H A W O RTH , N ew b erg , Or. A. G. SMITH, m : ) mmm. UAITIK3 BOOM I I BLCH. FRIENDS PACIFIC ACADEMY. ESTABLISHED IN 1085, JU S T R E C EIV E D T TONSCSAL 431151. ALL KiriuS CF FURMIT^nE CL M ARIS, EARNESSHAKER. S. I R I S H . SAMUEL HOBSON B ric k L a y in g noîograpner F o r t r a i t & L an d scap e Plastering. N O ÏÏO Ê “ TO F A I v M r .R S . SCHOOL DESKS. a LOU.IIKG WILLS. 0 REG»»!C « ' #