Newberg graphic., August 10, 1889, Image 2

MISCELLANEOUS.
Some live« loaf—From ten to fifteen
Million D ollar» Worth of
I ’roperty Destroyed.
Enterad u aeroiid elea» metter et tbe fa»!
oSlee et Newberg, Oregou.
Last Sunday night fire was discovered
in a lodging house on Railroad avenue.
The fire department was soon on the spot
but water was scarce anil the fire soon got
beyond their control.
A t this juncture a
strong wind spiling up and it was soon
apparent that the city was doomed. The
burning embers were carried to different
parts of the city and all the business por­
tion was soon u whirl wind of flame.
Only one building of any importance was
left standing in the business inrtion of the
town. A great «lea! of railroad property
was destroyed and it will tie rather difli-
cult to get supplies in, and unless prompt
assistance is given there will be lots of
suffering as every provision house in the
city was destroyed. The loss of life is not
known hut it is thuught that several per­
ished in the flames.
O. V. Allen Esq.
Newberg, Oregon.
Hear S ir:
Yon will find
enclosed a letter from a friend which yon
arc at liberty to publish and I think I can
give you others of a different nature later
on. The writer you will know in due
course of lime and lie is a good jolly fellow
I can assure yon. This letter is merely a
“ take off” on some just tor a little sjiort
Yours Truly,
__________ A. 1*. O liver .
NEWBERG HARDWARE STORE,
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Has just opened on Main street
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ARLINGTON HOTEL
J, B. MOUNT, Proprietor.
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Everything New!
HARDW ARE.
COOK STOVES,
T IN W A R E ,
H E A T IN G STOVES,
W IN D O W G LASS,
and every other nitide usually kept in a first-class
Hardw are Store.
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i FRO M F O U N D A T IO N
ROOF
ELEG ANT,
N O T H IN G
T H E BEST!!
R A T E S F R O M *1 TO $2 P E R D A Y . O N L Y F IR S T C LASS H O T E L
N E A R T H E DEPOT.
Newlierg,-7-31, ’89.
Mr A. I ’ . Oliver.
When we last met a promise I
C oemkcticct will voto on prohibition
gave you, I now fulfill. You must pardon
InOctolier. Wcho|io that they will have1
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this long delay, my time has been so occu­
bettor xuceesxthan Pennsylvania had.
Neatly
and
Promply
Dono.
Come'in
All Kinds of Uppniriiiff
pied ill sigtit seeing that ere I was aware
the days have slipis-d away into weeks and i;ee;iuy Stock.
T he Washington constitutional conven­
M OUNT.
and weeks into months. la m stopping at
tion has resolved itself into a legix'ative
Newlierg,
Or.,
a
place
of
240
thousand
in­
body and is making a code of laws to
habitants. This is a great pleasure resort.
govern the sta’e instead of a constitution
People from all over the country come to
un which to found law.
spend the heated season. Over 100 came
Monday morning word was received
in on the different roads yesterday.
YO UNO DEBAUCHEK8.
that Pendleton was in flames causing a
Among the arrivals aro President Harri­
good deal of excitement. Telegrams were
tw ir ls o f Y o u t h f u l A p p e a r a n c e son and lamily, John L. Sullivan, James
«ent out to ascertain the truth. The town
<i. Blaine,
Belvn Lockwood, Rev. Tul-
, D ru gged D ru n k (a P o r t-
was not in flames as reported but the^nad
■page, Handy Olds, a base hall club, Jack
/
i lit m l's , D u s t iilw.
the ripper and others.
I am stopping at
a fire to thesmount of $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 .
the Metropolitan Hotel, one of the finest
A HAD SIOHT.
T he company formed to control our
in the city.
The landlord is also owner
One of the sad sights of the city, early and proprietor of the famous “ W right’s
leading condiment,
salt, has failed,
flood for that 1 This country would bo a in Ihe week, was the incarceration in Ihe gardens," snld to lie as extensive and
great deal better off to day if our markets city jail of two girls, 15 and 17 years of beautiful as the famous “ Woodward's
Kept Constantly on Hand.
were governed by supply ami demand in­ ago, both of them lieing in a state of in­ gardens” of San Francisco. W hat attrac­
toxication. They had been liberated ted our attention the most was the mag­
stead of trusts and bucket shops.
from the jail early in the morning, for a nificent flowers and plants.
The propri­
W il l Friends Pacific Academy die? simitar offence and in less than six hours
O - A - B E I B T 'X J E j E j Y
O A B E E T ) F O R .
etor showed ns a cuciimlier stock that hud
A n y one that attended the educational were returned to their cells.
These girls borne a well developed head of cucumber
meeting last .Sunday afternoon need not secured the liipior that roblied them of
for the last three years, and cabbage vines
ask the question. The meeting was full their reason and gavo them another pusli
that has never had a drop of ruin us fresli
of life and good will for the work, and to iierdition at a well-known dive.
The and green as though moistened by plen­
- - 0 -
enough support was pledged to insure lioison was sold to them as it would be to teous showers. Under their broad green
Its success.
any degraded and long confirmed tO|>er. leaves lay hundreds of fine heads of cab­
The girls used no strategy whatever to bage. In another part of the grounds
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Went the loss of another entire city and
secure the liquor. They simply step|>ed may lie seen animals nnd fowls from all
several smaller flres in the last week,
into tho “ ladies’ parlor” and thedispenser parts of the world.
W e recommend the
Staring ns in the face, we should think of ruin gave them freely of his condensed
Hotel to all travellers.
Since we have
neriously about our own town. “ A stitch lestruction—so long as tin y paid for it.
been a guest here We have gained over
in time savea nine,’’ so reads the old ad­
He did not hesitate to serve Ins liquid 30 lbs.
We now weigh 243 lbs.
Was at
age. Now is the tiino to put In water misery to these young creatures.
FOR JOB WORK.
\\ hat the Opera last night to hear Patti. The
works for “ after the horse is stolen there
cared ho for the anguish of their suffering house was packed.
Wu hud a big blaze
W e Have Increased tho Capacity of our Factory and are now Prepared
will be no usetoloek the ham .”
mothers? Is he not licensed to send re­ here last night.
The Palace Hotel was
Hi-m.it!» are pouring into Spokane mits to the prison and prepare subjects burned. Loss, $281),000. 0-100. Your old to Supply the Demand. T ile Delivered on Board the Cars at Fac.ory Prices
Falls from every side illustrating the gen­ for the gallows? And aro not the police friend, Smith thu merchant is drinking
IIE K S .V H U N T ,
Yesterday he was lie- Send for Price list.
erous heart of thu western people. After re­ his friendly allies? These gentlemen who very hard again.
peated rails have liecn made on the cit drag young girls from these haunts of fore the Police court and fined $13. 48-100
Successors to
ixens of Oregon for aid to sufferers by wickedness and cast them into the city and last night was taken from the saloon
prisons,
where
ttiey
are
suirounded
by
J.
E D W AR D S,
to
his
home
in
a
state
of
intoxication.
It
flood and Are thoy respond to this last
appeal with as mueh promptness and gen criminals of every shade— petty thieves, does not seem altogether right that a city
Newlierg, Oregon.
robbers, Muglers, murderers— have they should manufacture and give n man the
H obson A A lls « Prop's
eroslty ss if ft had been the first.
not a pleasant salutation for this miser­ itch and then not nllow him to scratch.
Cntcim oTf, Kansas City and soveral able boor di-qienser whose livelihood Mr. Buchanan met with a very serious
other eastern cites nre keeping close comes to him through murky channels of accident yesterday. Ilc fe ll from thu new
watch and using every means in their agonising misery
nnd
bitter
woe? school house and broke hix neck. A
Graduate of the California Medical Col­
power toenforce tho Sunday closing law. Certainly. No blame is laid at Ida door.
friend from the east had called to see him
lege. Specialty graduate of the
What is the matter With Newlierg'’ IK) He is there lo poison virtue, assassinate
and they were on top of tho building.
private diseases of men
we realise that there is an ordinance to purity, strangle womanhood and man­ Buchanan was telling his friend of the
and women.
»lie sff.srt that no place of business shall hood, ruin previously untarnished reputa- good qualities of Oregon and lost his bal­
Member of Ihe Medical Society of
bekoptopen on Sunday? And yet we all ion, pave tho way to dungeons, incite ance and fell a distance of 00 ft. The
California.
know that this ordinance has been re|>eat- eriino of every description— lie stands
most ro eurkable thing is that he never
Office
in tlic
ndlv violated. What is the use of a law if with his back toward law and order, nnd
broke tho thread of his discourse, hut
ft To rroi tjmuiTcii ,
A R L IN G T O N H O TE L.
is a living nngoi-ii«...,i portiiing uu>
l»U |.$ . ! m I - 4
• * - .**.
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way to degredation, a miserable earthly physicians cannot check him long enough
V IN T E S TERM
A sm.n attempt was made at train rob­
existanre, nnd unending misery in the to get medicine down him hut they
B ífln »,
!>••. 4. IMS.
bery, Sunday evening on thu Wabash &
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world to come. The individual who sold think he will recover.
Tho cable line
Feb. as, I9S0
Western railroad at llarlem station near
these girls ihe beer that made them drunk running to Chelsea Park, 3 ml. beyond
Kansas City. Tw o masked men entered
should Vie r igorously prosecuted. He eitv limits is completed. Buffalo Bill with
Ihe Pullman ear from the rear ami went
should lie shown no mercy. Ho, and not his wild west show is camping on the
Recently Refitted and put 111
through the passengers semiring about
Mar. ft. 1 * 0 .
they,should have slept in Ihe city prison. Fair grounds and giving exhibitions every
Excellent Order to ac­
♦17"» in mans) and two gold watches.
May ft, itSO
I ’urcntsof moral children tnko no interest day at 2 p. m. The Lust days of Pompeii
They started through tho next coach
commodate the
in the matter; The Woman’s Christian is oil exhibition at the Exjioxition build'
when they were met by the
conductor
Tum|ieranee I'nion cannot undertake the ing.
who struck one of them in the face with
task. It is nolwxlv’x business.
If these
<1. W . Grayson has moved into his
liislnntern. They then began shooting a*
young girls desire to g oto ruin, or if any $100,000. 0-100, residence, lie took from
R A T E S , $1 and $2 P E R D A Y .
the conductor hut failing to hit him they
other young women wish to follow theirex- the cars yesterday, ten thorough-bred
Board and Lodging,
jumped off the train and liavo not been
ampie the world is not to hluino.— Porf- Kentucky horses that cost him on an av­
$4.00 pec week.
.found.
land Evening Telegram. •
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erage of $ft00 |ier head.
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Main */., Newberg, Or.
1. äst Monday we had (lie pleasure of
Two miles east of the city on the Boule­
OMDINAMCK NO. 13
Asking a ride with our enterprising nur-
vard is the race track.
W e witnessed
AN O R D IN A N C E TO
PRKVKM T
aery-man Mr. Cooper.
Ilo showed us
on last Saturday one of the most excit­
The large number o f student« wlin have fitted themselves for husinert or for t e a c h i n g
T IIK S A LK OR G IF T OK S P IR IT U O U S
around his grounds at Lafayette and we
ing and magnificent races of the season. procured at any drug store, dissolve in
is our best recommendation.
OR M A L T LIljU O R S IN T II K T O W N OK
must ssy that he has as fine a lot of trees
There were three hqrses entered. "O ld 100gal. of water and spray the trees.
NKW BKRO.
The course of study, covers a period of six years, two years inthe Grammer School, a nd four years i n the Academic
Charley,” owned hv Oliver A Colcord, In the season when there is no fruit tliese
as ran be found anywhere.
They areali
The people of Ihe town of Newlierg do Uncle Billy Hobson’s hay filly Okluhomu (tests subsist on lings and chickens in the
department, Tho Grammar School course includes all the common branches. The Academic
straight and well balanced nnd of varieties
course includes, History, Higher Mathematics, Science, Greek and Latjn.
tn suit the purchaser.
Mr. C<a>|ier is ordain ns follows: S ki -. 1. It shall he un­ and Grey, owned by John Wright. Race neighborhood. Those that are too weak
thoroughly alive to his work and is in the lawful for nnv |s>rson to sell dis|x>se of or was won by 1 Old Charley.”
It was a to care for themselves are sent to the poor
Tw o Dormitories and a Boarding Hall have been erected for the accommodation of students. These are under
business to stay and we can recommend give away to any person any Spirituous grand sight to see him coming up the farm.
the strict discipline of a Governor and Matron.
W ell, Oliver, afteral! I think this ns
him and his stock to the tree buying Malt or intox¡eating liquor within theCor- homestretch, his ears laving flat upon
The total expense for stopping in the Boarding Hall will he about $125.00 for the school year. W e make ao pre­
public. W hile at the nursery we had a |x)rnte limits of the town of Newlierg his neck, distended nostrils, and every ! fine a valley as the sun ever shown upon.
tentions of a ’ ■ Reform School” for students w ho eannot be managed at home.
Our seliool is de­
feast of the biggest, juiciest, |<eaches that provided however that regularly licensed muscle strained to its utmost.
On the | As I looked out over the vallay, hugged on
signed for those who are desirous if agood education, and those who are w illingto cheer­
drugstores may sell said liquors form ed second heat Oklahoma fell throwing Uncle either « id * by Hr crowned hills there came
we havo ever seen in any sfute.
fully submit to what few rules and regulations may be made by the
ecinul ami ineehunieal pur|s>ses.
“ A thing of
Billy against a barlied »ir e fence, but it is to mo the words of Keats.
Faculty and Board of Trustees.
T « k first fruits of our saloon were! gat k
Rue. 2 Any |s'rson w ho shall violate this thought Ihe fence is not seriously injured. I beauty is a joy forever.” Well mav this I
ere<l last Mondav night in the shs|s< of a Ordinanee and who ti|>on Conviction
For Catalogue or other information, Address, E D W IN M O R RISO N , Principal, or
Yesterday morning I got a rig at Gray-1 he called “ Tho Nan .lose of Oregon.”
man who had taken a little for his x‘ om- hereof tieforo the Iteeorder shall lie fined
son’s stable and nsle up the valley ten And the village under the shallow of the
E. H. W O O D W A R D , Pres, of Board,
ach’s sake and over estimateli the amount not less than ten dollars nor more than miles. The morning w as exceptionally I quiet green hill», sits here smiling in the
NR W B ICR G , O R E G O N .
needed.
He »'as brought up before lie- one hundred dollars and may be em- fine. Faultlessly beautiful. The air so | lap of plenty. A thrifty energetic people
conies Smith, pleaded guilty and paid his prisoned in the town jail not to exceed
invigorating. 1 stopped and chatted with —the Quakers— who early settled here
vT. .A .. C A M P B E L L ,
flue and cost which amoumed to $tl ftO. twentv-five days.
several farmers who were busy in the have laid the foandation of «com m unity
S D ll opened for the trade, a full and
well
Everyone savs this was right.
We must
Approved Aug. 5 1889.
M IT C H E L L A B RO W N
W e have entered
hat vest field.
As 1 approached they healthy in morals.
selected stock of
have order and to secure it we must have
J. T. S mith .
K. A. M ohkis ,
looked rather griim.
Tli*>y looked line upon a new era. T h e immigrant today
Proprietors, have on band a
laws and have them obeyed. What alsmt
M IL L IN E R Y GOODS,
Shaving,
Recorder.
Mayor. some poor granger that was atsnit to be­ more than ever seeks a community rich in
Good Assortment of rough lumber.
the man that sold the liipior? Ho should
lints, trimmed and iintrimmcil, |
llalrcuttinfj
come a victim of a lightning-rod or sew­ morals as well as soil—and for his chil­
pay the fine yet ho goes unpunished and
Ro.id first and second time July 22nd., ing machine agent.
which we offer to the public at reasonable 1
and S h a m p o o in g ,
But after I had dix- dren a climate not only free from disease
In de Hence of pnhlie sentiment koe|*t open ' and passed third rea ling Aug. ft, 1 SS!), |,y abused their tninUx of that idea they were but free imm that greatest of all des­
prices and in the most fashion-
I ,
. . . .
I done in the latent and moat faabiona*
his H E L L H O LE and deals out that a majority. The following is the vote i
Yours Truly,
able stvle.
i
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free toeonverse. ♦ I got a history of the troyers— Hum.
ble style of the art.
which is certain destruction to man, both
Yard
near
Smith’s
store,
First
st.
Bi
INK.
Councilman Miles voted Yes.
country for 59 ymirx. The state of society.
Please call and examine onr goods before
•ont an*! body. But this fou l institution
“
Cooper "
“
purchasing. Rooms opposite Moore Brother's ■
CIC ARS IN THE C IT Y «
The grange. The monopolist, wlio with K d i i P n t l o t m l i n e p t i n g tn t h r tnt«*rowt o f thu
musi g o !! The people uro getting thorn
F rleiu U '
I ’ n clflr A r a t lf m y .
“
Pettyjon **
“
Drug Store.
iron heel was crushing the life from the
J. A . C A M P B E L L ,
ughly di-gustod with this pallile nuisance
laixt win.lay evening at 4 p. in. a num­
”
Hobson "
"
honest yeomonry.
That tliese horny
It EES «V J U D D .
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w
h
e
r
e
,
Or.
and what was once seen by a few, is Is-ing
Heater "
“
handed sons of toil must arise in. their ber of friends interested in tho Aeadeinv
seen by all honorable citizens—that if
"
Maris
“
■night ami overwhelm the capitalist in met at Friend’s Church for the purpose
this town is to pros|s>r, the sahxin must
of talking over the interests of the Acad-j
On motion of Mr. Hobson the Recorder the oncoming tide of public sentiment.
SAM UEL
<H>!
emv • After a few remarks by Prof. Morri-
was instructed by Unanimous vote of
“ It comes os the winds come
I son. interesting speeches were made by
When the forests are rended.
conncil to post up the above ordinance at
A daily paper is a library. It is an on- j
It comes as the waves come
j Win. Hohsan, Mary Edwards, S. Haw All kinds pf repairing neatly ami
the jMixt-otfhe door.
cyclopedia, a poem, a biography, a his­
When navies are stranded.”
' orth, E. H. Woodward, C. Stanley, Joseph
promptly done. Single and double
Date.I this, the 8th day of August, 1889.
tory, a prophesy, a directory, a time­
They discoursed on soil, climate, Geo.
Hunt, M r Spencer and others. From the
J. T. S mith , Recorder.
harness made to order. Satis­
AND-
Washington, the Mosaic dispensation and
table, a romance, a cook liook, a guide,
earnestness manifested it is evident that
faction guaranteed.
the
tx-xl
methods
todcfcat
the
inserts
and
a horecopr, an art critic, political resume,
From Johnstown comes the re(«irt this
the people o i Newlierg are awake on the
a ground pian of the civilized world, a low- week that a diver who examined the vermin that were now menacing the or­
BEST WHIPS AND FLY NETS,
A R T IS T .
subject of education, ami they are deter­
I learned
priced multimi in pavro. It is a sermon, foundation of the Pennsylvania railroad chards amt fruit of Oregon.
Portraits enlarged to life size and finished
mined to make Ihe Academy the leading'
Prices
Rcusotiuhlc.
« song, a cireux, an obituary, a picnic, a bridge discovered that the bottom of the that there were two insects that were ven
i in Crayon India Ink or W ater Colors,
educational institution on the coast.
E. 1
shipwreck, a symphony in solid lirsvier, Connemaugh river near the bridge is cov­ damaging to the fruit interests and if not
Out- door nertn ot Mount s Store.
Residence on First St. west of P. A W . V . R oom ovkr M oork B ros ., D r io B torr .
It. Woodward said : although many ditli ,
a medley of life and d< atti, a grand agré­ ered with hundreds of Ixxlies, lying one staved and destroyed that this wtxild ere
- - O r e g o n . Hv., track.
NEW BERG,
O R E G O N.
cullies are in the wav, yet we expect to | Newberg, . . .
Newberg, Oregon.
gation of man’s glory and his shame. It ' upon another, and held down hv a mass long cease to he an industry of the slate.
1-tt.
take n.i backward ste|>s, and the standard
is in short, a bird’s eye view of all mag­ of wire. The news has create.I a great The worst [test is the insect known as
j of the school, morally and Intellectually j
E. C. TARRANT
1 8 8 4 ,
1 S S 9 . J. D. TAKRAJCT.
nanimity and meanness, the joys and deal of excitement among those who Paris green. It was first introduced into
will be maintained. In order that th e;
•wrows, l.irilu and deaths, the (.ride and have lost friends by the great disaster.i- this country in the fruit that was shipped
.
.
,
..
.
work mav go on successfully $.vxt ,,r $ 1 . ;
J. D. T A R R A N T * »SON,
SCHOOL DESKS.
here from I- ranee.
These insects are
poverty of the world, all for five conta.— ' Champion.
Proprietors of the
I'im ietr,
at suit the size of a common water pail.
TO TH K
" T o discontinue your advertisement is They eliniti the trees in the same » ay the i improvements are m ailed on the building
The Mattonili /tomaia xavx: With four like taking in your sign. If you want to
and tho remainder is needed for the li­ The Newb-rg Grain Elevator ha* been T r u s t e e s o f P u b l i c S c h o o ls in
men employed by telegraph companies j
\ a m l i i l l C o .: I W is h t o S h o w
brary and the Chemical and Physical refitted an*l remodeled and we are now-
addtlional star» in thè asme blue of our do business you nms let the people km w
V’limh the poles. Then they shake the
B f*t Flour and all kind« o f Ground
Y o u th e R e s t S ch ool D esk
Labratory.
W
hile
recognizing
that
Un­
netional standard, tiie proud blrd of it.
prepared
to
handle
your
grain.
Standing advertisements,
when fruit oft, I he tree. There is another insert 1
Ferd kept Constantly on hnnd.
e v e r s o ld in Y a m h i l l
people of Newlierg have given liberally in
America will he fully juatiti.il in se roseli- changixl frequently, are better ami cheap­
seareely less injurious known as London
Su cks
a lw a y s
on
Im m l.
C o . a n il a t P r ic e s
Ing more lustily tlian ever.
Wyom ing er than reading notices. They look more
building up an,I maintaining the Acadcim
purple.
It works differently from the
C asm P aid ru t W heat .
and Ido li«w ill probahly he thè twosddit- xuhstaneial and business, like, »m l insure
we believe they will not allow the work to
“ Honest weight and fair dealing,” is
Paris green.
It eannot elim b so it cuts 1
lonal stsrs in thè con stellai !<m. The confidence.
The our motto.
We Guarantee Satisfaction to our Cnatotn-
I would ax soon think of the tree down and then eats the Iruit. | lag from the want of a few dollars.
nutnher tnay prehab'y reoch flfty eie thè doing business without clerks 03 without
prospects for the corning yea r are good
err. Call and see us.
C H R ISTE N SO N BROS I R \ N K WOOD,
There is a remedy if taken in lime. T •*-•» I Die indications are that the \ear will Is­
N
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W
B
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OR
#lose ai U m * prischi cent uri-.
17 11». of Codling moths which cat be as pr sqxToas as any year it the («axt.
ad veriM iig."— Wanamaktr.
Le, k liox 22,
N UW H ER G . OREGON.
S3
N fW g iK o
CiLZGOV
I Make a Soecialty of Tinning and Plumbiner
in all its Branches.
John Atkinson,
P ro p rie to r.
NEW BERG- HOUSE
O. C. W R IG H T , Manager.
The most conveniently
located
hotel
in
"-PEIS EM TO MU FROM ill M U
Board and Lodging, Per Day,
Board and Lodging,
Per
Week,
Board Per W eek $3.00.
Meals, 25 cts.
Lodging, 25 eta.
Liverv, Feed and Sale Stable.
DO UBLE A N D SIN G L E T U R N O U T S
THE GRAPHIC
BOAR BAND TRANSIENT STOCK
SMITH & ;H O LLO W A Y ,
FOR T H E L A T E ST NEWS.
Proprietors.
R EES &c ZHITTHsTT,
N ewber^* rF ile Factory
THE GRAPHIC
1
All Sizes of Drain Tile Kept Constantly on Hand.
J t
4 )
ONLY $1.50 PER YEAR.
A. G. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON.
WAITING ROOM IN PARLOR.
«
I
PACIFIC HOTEL.-®*
TR A V E LIN G PUBLIC.
FRIENDS PACIFIC ACADEMY.
O. P. MALSON,
J
ESTABLISHED IN 1885.
Prop.
NEWBERG LUMBER
YARD.
JUST RECEIVED
TONSORAL ARTIST.
Cheap for Cash
A. B GEORGE,
35
Manager.
U. MARIS,
HARNESSMAKER.
s. i li i sir.
HOBSON
Brick Layin g Photographer
P o r t r a it & Landscape
Plastering.
NOTICE
TO FARM ERS.
NEWBERC FLOURING MILLS.
That makes them Go.
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