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Newspaper Page Textr. a w . V . T I .H K South. Lv. Portland Ar. 8 1Ô p. in. 10 oo «. m. 10 2 ’. «. m. Oxweg > Tuait ta ii 2 35 p. in. 2 0.*> p. in. 10 4» a. in. 10 50 a. m. Smock.« M iddleton 1 SO p. m. 1 2,’t p. in. 11 Ar. 40 a. m. 11 55 a. m. 4 North. July, l*«ju. 9 Ä) a. m irom the Journal anil giving the States man the ere«lit, ami in the sume number given a clipping under the he ad of Ore gon Cl terrien,” from tl»o G k a im ip , und gives the credit to the New berg romi*|,un dent to the signal service crop bulletin- “ Y oung man, go in pew e ih n lim e, but woe unto thee if a repetition of tlie crime occu rs.” TABLE. Newberg Lv. 12 05 p. m. 2 25 p. in. Dundee I’anFeiiK'ur and Freight Katea to all poluta c m be obtaiued from A^eut Newberg. K. K okiilku , A . K B o a h d MAM, M kt a . o . f . A r . A. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J. HURT MOOKK, T > IIY 81 C T A K ANI* SL'RGKON. Office And JL Kecideuce One M ock South of Port Olliee, N ew berg, Oregon. W . C A R M A N , 31. I>. riffle® corner Newberg, Oregou Firfet and St* Maine F O 1C S A L K . A good milk cow. V 2. a 27. r o i t HALK. A first class young milk cow. T momah In N< AS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon Y a m h ill County. F. A . II •rrimiud II. C. Mile«, partners 111 bus lues» under the Arm nam e o f M oiri» A Mile. Plulutifr» vs Peter M. ChrUten*on, Sarah Christenson, Defendant*. To Peter M. Chrlhten»on mid Sariih Christen son the defeudeut^ahovc nam ed: I S TIIK N AMK OF TIIK STATK OF OKK JON yr>u and each of you are hereby require«! to u|.’ pear and answer the com plaint tiled against you in the above entitled action oil or be fort- ill t TJnrt d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A . I ) . 18UO, that being the first day o f the n e x t regultii term o f »»aid Court follow ing the experatlon ol tlie publication «*f this Sum m on» and if you fall ho to answer for want thereof the Plain tiffs will take judgem ent ugaiust you for tin su m of 9C8.69 together with interest thercoi from June i:»th 1SS0 at 8 per cent per aunuii and tlie costs and di*bur»cmcntH of thin nctloi and for an order of the sale of the attache« property herein to w it: Lot« 'M iam i 7 in hi 1 n o . 7 In H urley A Large audition to the towi o f New berg in Y a m h ill County, Oregon. This Sum m on» is published in the N k '. vuehc G u a I'HIC for six successive weeks by an nrdc. made by Hon. it. P. Poise, judge of said Court on the 7th day of July, A. I). 1*1)0. K. >V. F enton , Attorney for Plaintiffs. N E W B E R G GR APH IC. Kltlll.tY MOI-NIMI. E . II. WOOD W A R D . F R ID A Y , nuil rC IIl.IS IlK I! A U G U ST 22, E n tered ns .e ro n d e la ... lim iter nt the olhce at Newberg, Oregon. Tim O bruon State Fair Be|ilember lölli. to titilli. 181 Kl pn. will he lieh T n K W est Shore cam e out last week ill a ueiv die*« eoilsiderahly enlarge, and much improved in appearance. J ohn M ii . lru who i*pca|K.»«l from tin ututo reform nehool at Salem a f«*\v «lay «KO is MipjHiHed to lie a boh of thu pou: Joaquin Miller. A m an named Smith Hhipi>ed u waj^nii load of melons from Pasco WushiriKto« to Kllensburif that average«! -H poimds. Pretty g«x>«l for our neighboring state. A n old pioneer name«I Kamwater recently near Albany i I uh state. name would indicate that ho was in this country in the winter season ehrUtene«l during an ‘ ‘ Oregon m ist.” «lied Ilis horn and T iik I mitki ai . mills at Oregon Oily that have l>ten shut down rim e the flood ot last winter have started up again. The} are now running night ami «lay, turning out 660 lairrels of lirst gra«le ll.jur |*»r «lay. A m \ n in Cincinnati O hio h nasketl f«>i a divorce from his wife lavan** she pci sistH in smoking «igarettts. A whole lot of wives in Oregon might ask for iliv«»reer íi om their husbands on J lie same grounds T iik W ill am kttk Bridge Railway (V m - pany lias purchaseil the Ih ird street rail way linea in Portland for $ 'X), . Tin old horse car has had its «lay in Portland and will have to go. Kostern capital Imck of the new purchase. 6 000 carry a full line o f POP CL Alt PiTENT • n«l FA M ILY M KHCIKKH «m l 1T 1.K 1 1 : 1 0 8 for Prescription*. WAGONS, and CARTS, HEADQUARTERS FOR S H O V E L PL O W S ik C U L T IV A T O R S Ac. V — f - ft 1)1 1 T h e IM ito n a l ! A s s o c ia tio n . D eeiingaud M cCorm ick Binders anil Mowers, Barnes R evolving and Tiger — V. Sulky liukes. IPc have rem odeled our .M ILL and can nciv m an u factu re FLOUR o f the best ¿rude, by the FULL ROLLER PROCESS. PUKS( KIPTIONH C A Jt K FI* LL Y COM Po P N l) E D Give usacall. • c PAY or NIGHT. P. O. Drug Store. C. F NOOKE. ❖ t^ -F E E I ) WILL I)E UHOUND EVERY SATURDAY. Cash, paid for ‘W heat BANK OF NEWBERG. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TO OUK CUSTOMERS.-------- CALL AND SEE US. N K W B E lt G , O R E G O N . , ^ UKNJ. M ILKS, . . . JKSSK ED W AR D S, MUSKS V O TA W a. .. ........ President. Vice-Prp iilt»nt. ............ Cual lier •igbt and u general banking business transacted.-------------C ollections mado 14 1 1 1 .1 1 IX GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, on all Opposite Bank, Jcue.-sabli) |«jinls intlie United States and Canada. Correspondents j ^ ¡ ! lJ * TJ L J’0 '*' Portland. (N ational P a rk Punk, A n a York. Center Street. "trangers visiting the City are invited to call at the Bank for inform ation concern ing the City. C o rro sp o n d en n e In v ite d . -------- POD P i ) i’ R O l’ K IE TO R S R & 8 0 N ....... .. « — Of tl.o R T E W B E R . G — ’— * oooooooooo — —- J M , . Dealer in Lniber, Doers, M, Mi p ^ r t r A- n a : les Monlaiiigs. &s. P ' * Qui 9 ( w h l " Tourist SloGDiag Cars Notary Public, Real Estate & Insurance. LOW S NEOOTI »TF.P- It^v«* oxcì j'i v e s ile of Hurl«*y Jk U r e e ’ * Ad «Htionto N xxberg. a’.*« » Hurley*» Suh-«llvlsl.»n t»f «m ili tr «et*« «»f 1 to t«> nere». «Il w ’ thln 1 mile of depot. KAU MS imi K.U IT LAN DS A SP E Z IA LTV. r » * I \ N IMiF.T P it ie » * n k ; Eliti, O K tU O N . '< A > M Y SON J O H N lay *dck f. r -dx weeks In the h.*t m. nth «>f Ati i-t a t I »! I hi* « ry \ ** * * « \ 1 » I«*. W \ V l It, IV A T I It. ' We are pr.*; « -e .l to b »re an I w ill w ell« «*n >h«*it »»ot re, f r r«*r f»»ot. the f r j*«rîy owner fam ish!air the tlü iif. r . W . ii J%- C . M Vîr». Nexvberg, ( rec»*»i. A. C . M il e s , 1 ’ icMdent. . h i , : i l o b e : r s XV. D. fH’ VlU’ E. B. T J R 3 E P .Y , | -1 1 7 ì DEALER W.M. BOND ( ertificntcp of Dc,>osit issued payable- on demand.----------------Exchange bought and edd. Good i.ott-a diH-cmdcd------------ Dt ps-ils m-t ived m l ju t to cl.t-eii at r .1 , 1 0 S j, 8 D I R B O T O B S : BKNJ. M ILKS, J. E D W A R D S , F. A. M O RRIS, J. C. C O LCO RD . Oregon. N ew berg, u NEWBERG i FURNITURE STÖBE. 1,1 s. J. D.TAilRANT & SON, Proprietors. 111 11 O R IiG O X . NEHm nnz F T T ro n w t £ « £ Have on hand a full »apply of F U r lT , OKK.VMtC.VTAL and S H A D E tree*. Price» a . tow ------- PPPPP-----------as found elsew here.--------- p p p p p --------- ---------eeece Call and exam in e our stock before bu yin g.--------- e e e c e ______ 1 A lso Machine Oils ami Binding Tw ine’ M IW B K R O , ï| l Tho association of Oregon editors met in Portland last week and had a jovial --------- rrrrirnrr -------- goo«l tim e together. Tho press of the date was pretty well represented by Cili- tors and publishers and the wives of sev eral of the newspaper men were present. , B , M O T E T ’ S , Mr. Peach and lady of tlie Lake V iew Kx- CASH H a rd w a re Store, Center st. Newberg-, Or. im incr were on hand, having traveled Id) mil s by private conveyance and ,‘J50 A FU L L LIN E OK H A R D W A R E A L W A Y S ON HAND. by rail to r« a< h rortland. Mr. Peach TIN N IN G aiul REP AIR IN G DONE. must have things \ retty much ins own wuy ov«*r in tlie rout liras tern part o f the llli» in « j state as he says there is no other printing il.im m er thau ollioe within a liuttdr«*«! milt'd of him lie knocked thè j r j claims to puhiisii the largest paper, in ice» down i>o a nj _____________ _______ ______ he largest tow n, I ho fait her t from rail I><)\YN, r.t.I. Jl. M«nit s >t tr e " So <1'7 ìuT f à u ' ì l e r o ' f7»r1 A n o t h e r T r a n s fe r . road com munication of any newspaper in Nnils, HanunerH, S:iws, CiirpenterM Tool» of all kiuds. forali J. (\ Colcord, one of our prominent kimls «>» Carpeiiteis. l.*e tlioyrichor po«»r, xood, had or Indi tho I n ¡led States. Tlie Portland people real estate men has shown rdgns of con- fcrent. Ttnware J* * * rrouted thti visiting editors nicely «luring • P ì ’ M F j * )fo H dderahle uneasiness and «lissatisfactioi: their stay in lb«* city of 80,(,MX) fxjpulation, nny Avell i. ■ a itli liis situation lately. Being a «*aie- giving tlu-m free entertainment at the Yninhill Po. ■ ul financier, no one Htipposed ho had Hotel Port land and showing them about na.le a wild investment or made any rash ill© city by m«»tor liner ami carnages, »remises. All the anxiety of his mum hi Kriilay morning a part of tho members fiends was relieve«! yestenlav when it »f the UHMK'iation took a special train on NAILS, X MI.S, N AILS, NAILS, NAILS, N A ILS, NAILS, M G »m l I.ITTLF, was learned that he had taken his «lepait ho I nion Pacific railroad for Trontdale, Í ) ---------o— <>------ o— --------- Ü — o O --------- O— ire at an early hou»’ for M cM innville in r«> visit tin* yards of the American Dressed ------------ O O ------------- ( ) ------------ O ----------- o — O ------------- ‘ompiiny willi Mi.*s Sa«lie C ox, when B«*ef Co. When about eight miles from AT J. It. MO UN T'S, AT J. II. M O l’ N I S , A T J . Ii M OUNT’S. ho two \v«*ro t«j lx* joined in wed-lock Portland the program was very materially ! V«»m M cM innville they went to Ya«|uiuu interfered with by an u<vid«*nt on the road. lay t«) speml a few days at tho seaside bp- A freight train that had startl'd out a tew ore returning iiomo. This nil’e invest- minutes before t be pa- senger, had stoj e«l nent ison ly another evidenru of Colier ’.round a curve to do some sw itching and ',ood laisiness «pialifications and the re- «■it the «tahoose and several cars standing - o uniH will no d«mht be satisfactory. o t —<♦ »n th«* main track. Tho engineer of om rjSSTX W E L L ASSO RTED STOCK OF F U R N IT U R E A L W A Y S ON H AN D rain thinking the tiack was clear was AT F O R T I,AND I’ ltlC F S . A W o n c lc r r iil M e m o r y . running at a l igh rate of sp« ed ai d astlie BY W atching liais fe ra living is something •*urv«* was sharp, coni I not see the freight that hut few pc«jple wouhl think «»t doing, until it was too late, lie put on tin* air «ml yet there is a colore«I hoy in the city brakes and jomp«*d while the engine piling- Ö . r W ~ 'W 7 m a r . . >f Port lam I who has a good position at «•«I into tin* caboose tearing its way one D S Æ -A .I 3 S T S T . I S T E W I 3 E I B C 3 - , O R E G O I n T . :his butin ers where lie makes a good liv- tliinl through it A passenger on the MILI :N K U Y and DKK* «M A K IX U . ng. lie is a professi«jnal hut wat«hei ireight who was sitting in the caboose From T e rm iua 1 or Interior Points the «ml his name is IVn Murray. Ilo wa came out of tho wreck looking like he -------- A full lin e of M illinery goods. New arrival? tornili S.iAumiah, lìeorgia atul is about might have Warn struck by a cyclone but NORTHERN PACIFIC eighteen or twenty years of age. Any lu* Ava*» injured but little. No one was of the latest styles every week, ('u ttiug a.id fitting by the Kreuch bias system . Location ot» RAILROAD! lay he may he seen at tlie Hotel P«>r*‘ - hurt fo amount to much but the escape Main St. laml standing at the «lining room door was rather to« a narrow to In* pleasant t«> Is the line to tako to all |>oinlR K ast M as. N srn r. H a s s o n . in I when a gimthmian enters, Pen t.ik«*s think «»f. 'Hu* engine w as badly disabled, MAIN HT. N K W B EK O , O lì. an«l South. It is the Dining his hat, looks at the number and brand, »lie water tank bmsted open, one passen Car Route. It runsThrough md lays it on a shelf to In* handed back ger coach badly smashed up, the eaboost* Ycstibuled Trains every to the ow ner w lien Ids meal is tinish«*«!. ruined and several freight cars injur«*«). d.iy in the vear lo ile lia attended the hat racks in many of Taken altogether tin* members <f tin* he piim-ipai hotels in tho south amt association ha«l a very pleasant time and east and has handle«! as many as 57-) huts all seemed t«* on j »y tin* various excursions. viti uni t making a single mistake. Man- Flier«* was lit liitl«* «lone in a business A GOOD S U P P L Y kept on hand, and sold C H E A P for C A SH . iger I « l imi of Ilio Hotel Portland h*h* j way by the association, ami although wo graphed him in the spring when the big ar«* young in tin* newspaper business it i (NO CHANGE OF CARS.) X i'w b o r g , ( )uc'<ron. hotel was to be ojH'ned and he has I n v ì i seems t«> us that ii l he assoc ¡¿it ion is worth Composed of it the «lining room door at meal time k«*e| ing up, ami it « « rtainiy i*«, th cyea ily J J, s m r i.r Y . W s ¡P ) VKI.I.. D in in g C a r s u n s u r ever sim v. lie i-* well c«lll«'Ute<l, intelli gaihcrinusought to l»«> mud«» more profit P O W K L f . & S H I IM .I-)V . gent, ami «»f a gentlem anly Ivarin^ with- able !«> oilitorsaud pul»lish«*rs througlumt ] ]>a-?«ed, P u llm a n * i (7If| t n u H io o >ut any “ spread o n .” and has a nicinorv tin* state. I Samuel of the West Shore M D r a w in tj Ito o n i hat insures him a g«>e l salary through w is eltvt« d pivsident ami Mr. lVnthtnd ami Dealers in OIUH’ K lilK S F L O rU KKKD H A Y ami life. S lo c p e r s o i’ I .a t o s t • *l tin* \V« 't Side S««*n*tary for next >ear. ; -, im Fhe j«la«*e fixed upon for meeting is A - 3 E quipm ent. •JH\C«»r. Front A tctTer on Sts. toria. P O li; LAND. OREGON. T l i e l 4« 'iis iis 7 HACKS, BUGGIES Z E T ^ L I E ^ V I E S T I I S I C3- Sr a t * S c h o o l .Superintendent E. 1!. M cElroy b u s Ix-cn u|i|>uinleU a member Jesse wards received a letter from o f theetlucutiomi! committee* of tin- Uni 15. S. (,'ook and Dr. II. J. Minlliorn the ted Staten for Oregon, California, Monlann, lirst of the week in which they state that W ashington, Idaho, Nevada, I 'talk and) they will give t.-n thousand dollars in Now M exico, lie will have* charge of | ! cash to Friends Pacific Academ y on con- the Pacific count exhibit at tho w orld’* j dition that th esd iool shall tie moved to fair in 189’_’ at Chicago. I lu will a|>|>uiiit | i ‘ ’ M in lliorn ." which is located near Mil an deptHi'e* the Superintendent, of I’uhlic waukee, this: state between Portland ami instruction in o th e r' l ’acitic coast slates Oregon City. W hy d o they make this and make a big elfort to make a fine ex liberal offer? Sim ply h*'i aii--e they are hibit ior tide coast. good financiers and having valuable real estate at that place they know that ten T ilE ce is still room for missionary work thousand dollars given to tlie school to in U n d e Sams territory, in Alaska the have it located there will only ho taking Indian» »lill punish those accused of m oney out of on > pocket to put double w itch craft by death. The schooner Olga the amount in the other pocket. W ell, arrived at ‘ortland a siioit time ago from if ttie Academ y is worth ten tho'Huri I VUska with an Alaska Indian on hoard dollars to the Oregon hand Com pany if that the Captain and crew had rescued located at ".W hithorn” what is it worth ;rom the burning stake. The poor fellow to N ew berg? This is a question that at hud been tried and convicted of witch this time when an effort is being made to craft and was about to he burned at the put the acliool on firm foitin g by raising duke. W illi such a benighted people a goo endowment f ind, may h i very within our own borders those who desire appropriately asked. W e have the sellout i field for missionary work need not sail here with a tine location and good build for China, Japan or the isles of the sea. ings that have been erected by the sell T he iioi n d u iy line between Ibis count! sacrificing i Herts of our people. W eare uni l'oik lias I ng been in dispute. A glad to say that the majority of our people ew yearn airo when the old Indian was have steo nobly by the school, and have given all that they could afford to give. muidered at tiraiulo ltondc it was a (pies \ few how ever w ho are well able to give, ion as to which county should hear the and who have property that has lieen •X|iense of prosecuting the murderer. very materially enhanced in value on ac We see by the Reporter that there bar count of the sell ail being here, have nev-. k ' cii a eonferenee held by the (om it) er given anything, and now they refuse •ourt of this county and that of I’ olk and to ai l in raising the endowment fund ho line is to he surveyed, and monuments I list ii v.v ii oplo can set buck and let ■reeled every two miles and at the ptinci- their neighbors give their mon ;y to make pal crossings. The monuments are to he aihlie im provem ents and never offer to if east iron with the name of the count) give a helping hand is mop- than wo can m cither side. This will stop all fnrllici iccount tor. W hat we say here i-, not in lispules over the tine and the m ove is tended for the largo m a jn ily who have certainly right and proper. lone their p.ut well, mid as for tho rest i: saddle marks are left we can ’ t help it. A T r a i n i } '. ast Saturd ly while two moil were ‘ raveling on the road from Hillsboro .Vasliingtou Co. toward Nehalem they omul the body of a man lying ill Iht tiad with a bullet hole through his hotly le was laying on his face and a rifle lav breo or four foot from Iti.-t light hand vhit-li was extended. Tho hotly war lenti lieti as that of A. A- W ills r win vas engagetl building a cabin fur an ah -out huinustcndcr. The t nronors jury re turned a verdict of tleutli by a shot from , gun in the It ti Is of som e unkniwii tersoli. The authorities intimate Ilia' hey have suspicions regarding the slu ot K * - >• . r * ; W h a t is F r i e n d s P a e i l i c A c a d e m y w n r tli t o N e w lic s ? P asc «» l*il« t says that from present in«li« ati ms the census ten years h«*mi will show tip a pop'list ¡« mi «»f PKl.tXM iof Has««), while Health* will have to|H*« «m iiTit with 05,000 and Tact iua (*»,»i t ). Well That Kell«*y *v is not tho man f«»r tin* O i-ln ’ t K i c k T h e I ttic i» « '« . it wrnihl proliahly l«« best to ” K« ep youi rcH|K>t)BÌhle position of supervisor of the eye on l*as«*o.” At Wilsonville, on last Monday, say« nsus for western Oregon is now an assur d i fact that start's our people in tin* face. A the Oregon a ’it y Foterpiise , :» son of S. 15. U K think our tu.xen urti preti y high in lattili has ht-cn made ot the j »h and the i-oelv «us drawing some water (or his Oregon (om etnur», hut oilier states probabilities an* that it can never U« right hors«*?*, xvhich ho ha«l hitchi'd lo tho p!at- the l-nion tax their rilixens at a bigber e l now. Yam hill county is pul down w it b forin of lln* xx «»II. 'l'Iu* hors«*s k c a n ic rate than we pay. Tlie |s-r rapita tax in a |M>pnluli«ui o f.s .700 wl.il«» in isso \«<» h ight«*n«'d ut somothintf and pullod thu Oregon is «1.14, in Pennsvli unia fit :•<», hi had w liifh hliowa an ¡ruTea*o of on- pl iltorm froin un l«*r tho ln»y, lottine him New York $1 at) and in California »;>-•> I v , W uy, «>«ir priH im t al«»n«« uivea fall irto llt<* xv«*! I hoat! foro ino«». Tho This show* California to U> the greutosl tho I k * to such li^*»:?«*!«. Tin* lYlcphoiu* xx-«» i*< al* »ut forty f«*«*t iloop. and oontaina ta« ridden slate in the Union, tho is-r.-a|s lv«*gist«*r in rommuniin*c «'ti «»ur inun a*«» abont fivo i\*«*t of xvat**r. Stranio t«> sav, ita fax tieing nearly lour ami a half times «*f |topul.tlion «*!*tim:il«*H «»nr r.umK'r-i at Ilio b«»y xx « unit i n«*d. His t ith«*r. wh«> larger than in Oregon. H|l, hv figuring fix«» |n'rMons to «»v«*ry xxus noar, r.m b>liM a'*sistan« v», an l droxv v«»l«*r. Tin* farts ur«» tin* |*ouulation in him out o f tho 'voli, Ilio b >y ritli.t^ up in T u t <'itix..|ia of La I- ly-.-tte are anxious N«'*!a*ig |*ti«*inct ia l.ir^t-r Ilian ibi-« \Y Ih * xx «ter hu* kot. to li tve the N.-wbarg (air a aiuvess, and V. Hodgkin who took til«»«*, iimh h«*r«* in we Is-lievp it will lie the Iwst ever held at forms na that h«* found moit* |H*«>|*lt* Ih.itf F a r ta \ l m i l t I ih IÌ iiii *. tin t plaee.— laslger. Tho mnubor *f hous s « «*. upio»! hv Indi thia althongii In* has n«*t v«*t n*« «‘iv«\l You are right lirother W.-strelieM we iinlltority l«» giv«* lhi* number NowV igj ans ia Li The numh«»r of Imli ir s living on ami are going to bare a good fair Him year which noxv ha*« a |xo|Hi!.ilioti of altrui cultivating lan Is is U.hl J. and we will Welisxne la» Favetle |s-opb- 5"» Ima all la*t*n built up muc «»!*:») nn l Tin* lot il In d i iti |Mt|.uhili«m i*f th o r n i- »* well a» all others from over Ih eron n fr. in th«* aurroun Ii «•• «intry lln r«* nr«» n«>\v l«‘ 1 .Hfiit«‘ S i* l ’ D *.7(»1 T h o t*tiniU*r «*1 I n d ia n « lin n h tnoiiihora Bring your prolueta and help us have a fh i«*t*famili«**< living xx *r<* ||».*r«* xv *« «»m* in th o C n ite d St.it«*s is g«ssl display of the products of Y am hill then. \\\* Imxt» n«> r«*u<on l«> « l inn that T h .» n m iilto r «4 I n d ia n s in th«* C n i t r I and adjoining territory, and a pleasant in our privim i Ih«» «vinti.« wa* r *t i*r«'!*«»r- Sf-tt«*s ’-xh.' xxt ir « ifi/«»n s’ «lr*»*«s i«* s j «ij| neighliorly time together. I b o n t i m l r r o f I n d ia n s in flu* I t i%«| Iv tak *»i a'« Mr. 11 > igki;n ll^un**« t ! It* v S ta te s xvhn « in r • 1 l ! ’ ngli*«h i*« h«.t . t M » w'thlhdtiHU rat* of mutci**«» h it T h o n un 1 i t f l r i l i i n s i i tí¡«» « ;n «• I Tux Capital Journal of Salon ««•rtainiy li.ivo ufr«*itcr pApul ■ il i-». I S ' . f t •* \\l ,.» t in n .d Indi .11 la n g ':.: -e* i*« Ike Oregon City Euterpni- foi •‘»ITD'rf Y am !.ill Ilian Iht* .iv»*u i\«*u T iik D I U ( i s a m i *| i: D ! C I N I! We T I N T U O I S A N !> D O M j A H O F l ’ lilC . 1 H IIN H O N I. KDII’OK A \ t/ 1 P aul M acy . ISttl’ KD KVKHY K elly go to sliow. If wo are com pelled to submit to this kind of a count, our icpre- sentative ho ly in the l«‘gialatuto will not .on ly he com pelled to trail along at the tail end of the roll call alph a b jlica lly but numerieallv also. Secn-tary. J. T. S m i t h , Treasurer. J esse E d w a r d s , Vict-ITi-sid. n ’ . M A K E S & C O L i 'O K O , j r a n a g e r s o f f l i c CHEHALEM VALLEY A S T O IM A . If you w m t n Invest in the future " S in F r in c isc .V of Oregon, com e in and buy a few ^lots in A S !O R ] \, our on ly sea port city. More goad business m en h ivc coufiden ^in her m akin g n great c ’.ty than any other town on tho C vast a.i 1 m i ly o : Or- ebon’s best m ea are investing there. Com e am i see what we h ive for j ale there. 1N 9C K A N C E w ritten, rents co lltctid , and all NO TAKY work c irefully attended to, BI a r i s & C o l c o r d , x Í K (»fico on Center St., near tlie 1*. O. 0 2 Ñ TE I H EFE w e g o , bound for s BEST BARGAINS in town in t o r JDlEllZr e where G - O get D th e S Ten per J. T. SM ITH , Notary Public, Newberg, Oregon. U. Austin. A U S T IN on improved form properly T U IE and TE R MS fused ri Cull o i J. Boyse. & B O YSE . Proprietors of Rjin or address Center street, W , T.SHURTLEFF MEV/3ERC. Insurance, Money Broker and Abstractor of Titles, I ------------ M c M i n n v i l l e , O r e g o n . E N T E R P R IS E S A W M IL L . MITCHELL & CLARK. PF.0P;S. I I ave on liaml and manufacture to or der all kinds of fir lumber, which they will s«-ll cheap for cash. L u m b e r delivered to any part of the city. Leave your orders at the l*ost Office or call at the mil! on Chehalem mountain. DU. YOUNG, KG EON. N ew b r i g . O itn r.ojt. SAM U EL HOBSON Photographer Portrait & Landscape ARTIST. GRECON. I t O t 'S K a n d S I G N P A I N T E I C . | H ouses painted tu th* latest TINTS. H cagtug, Graining, Staining and Tsrer Hard o il fiutsh, dona by DAY or CONTBACT. Shop on Main Street, N e w b e rj, Oregon. C. B, H aw orth, UNDERTAKER A full line o f under taker's goods m ay be found at m y residence on W inooski street. Pri ces reasonable. t a c I’ u lm.in Sl,s-|s-r re^ervatinna can be «ecitn-d in anrance tbrongh any ag. nt of Die read. we O BOOTS & SH O ES. Host that «an b«» oomtrnote«!. ar.«l in — > K * ------- xvhi«*h uiremtiH«lations arel»oth fn o ami Ti e treatment o f horses a s|ieiialty. fiirniwl « d fur liuMora of First or Soooml (da.**?* Tiukotr». and Calls attended with promptness. A eonlinnoiM line etmneeting with alt ¡¡nes, aff-irding direct and uninterrupted service. BOARD of IMMIGRATION, Art* .‘•ellin" more property th in nny firm in the county and still have a few special bar- iíaín» which you should see before you invest. If you want first class resident property near the Academ y nr Public school or ne ir the beautifu! W ill im ette, or a good buslne s lot near tho I* O- and Bank, wo have them for sale on reasonable terms. Have fir»t cla.-» fruit land in sm all or large tracts. V E T I - ;a K N .V K V M I’AfLjant D a y C o a c h es». M o r r is , l' » - .1 i X f a a j also Fleur, and Feed for stock and poultry at THROUGH TICKETS to and from all point, in A-n.-rica. England and iltit -¡-e can 1 h - ptncnase»l at any ticket office oe Pnrtr.dts enlarged :o life si*.- and finished in Crayon India Ink or Water Color. tld-. company. Dm o Full information concerning rate., R o o m o w n M o o n : Bici NEW B E R G . O REG O N . ti ne of train., mute-* and other detail* I M > I I I U r i T ami B K K R IF .8 in tl.etr furnished on application to arc agent, or «• «w n . Patrona^«* Rr«po« tft:!iy Solu-itM. A D CH ARLTON, sH. IIA W O R T II, Pr«»pii«*tor. .Vast, tle n ’i I’ a-=scrgrt Agent, 121 First st <s-r. W ashington. Cortland, Oregon. D on’ t go to Portland wh -n you vranf J(>B w o 'k done, but give 9 ;l ta il. NEVVBEuC FEED STORE, in Restaurant Building on Center Sreet, Newberg, Ore. me - 1 m - mi T , 50 .