in placed by Die «¡Je of Urn dark ami the
E vo ' h F o o t in I t .
invitation ía tima Riverì tu tam ilici» ami
Tim Kliment) R/gitlrr suvs: “ A large'
North.
him k legs to coin « to the front we think
foot print was fourni in Ilia Smith
Ju ly , 1M-J0.
Sou th.
it timo loculi a halt. Tha follow ini; from quarry, (Fairm oitit). Probably Adam
F ort laud
Ar. , :J 1'» p. m.
9 2» A. m. Lv.
the Ontario (Cal.) Record hit* the nuii aid Kv0 n|wnt Ihuir honeymoon in Fair-
2 35 p. m.
O k w e g ï
10 00 ft. in.
square on tko head.
mount and lliat track »how* where Eve
2
O')
p.
in.
T
iin
litau
10 2T a. in.
The directors of tho county fair art- dis- “ yot her foot in it.” They should have
1
80
p.
m.
Sinocka
10 4*' a. m.
I nosed to abandon the horse rate features Ht;UI, l!iere un<i ke[>t oll, o{ trouble.”—Cap.
1 2> p. m
M id.i letón
10 50 a. m.
j after their experience Hits year. We lot- 1 j u0rna|t
p. m.
U 40 a. m Ar. N ewberg Lv. 12
j lieve they are right. Tho races at I.os
Angeles have ruined the fair; and bet
.9 ' ’ p mu
D undee
11 5Ö a. m.
A wealthy gentleman of l.icorpool has
Past»enger and F re ig h t Katea to »»11 points ting and gambling have eome to 1« a become the owner nf the garden of Gi.-tli-
c m be o btain ed from Agent Newberg.
much more prominent feature than corn seinana, near Jerusalem. It is gratifying
K. KORHLER.
K. A lloAUDMAM,
and pumpkins. A legitimate trial of speed to note, in this relation that the i.hj.'ct of
Mgr.
A. G. F. Ji 1*. A.
between horses is an interesting ami In the pun-hare wu“ not to make money by
iw n w im
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many ways end an irsphing sight; but charging pilgrims and visitors an admis
PR O F E S S IO N A L CA RDS.
a week of races usually is a carnival for sion fee, but to prevent tho visitors an
slrtrjiers and gam bid s. If it, were [>08 admission fee, but to prevent Ilio spolia
sible to eliminate these leatures, the horse tion of the grounds by relie hunters. At
J . B U ItT M O O K B,
V IY H IU IA N AND SUKOKON. O ffice
Amt race might properly form u part of an •'east lliiï Is the story given out in con
I Ktv.M en ee Olio Ulnclt Sou th of F o rt Oittce. agricultural fair, hut on thn whole we in nection wit li the purchase, and the woi'd
N ew berg, Oregon.
dine to the opinion that the whole at is tiound to believe it until the gentle voice
tention of the directors would be most of the ticket taker is heard at the gales of
F . W . C A I O I A N , M . I».
O ffice
c o rn e r
F irs t
and M aine Sts. wisely given to «display of farm products. too sacred garden.—Oregonian.
New berg, O regon.
I.et those who want horse races manage
them, but when wo have a fair, let us Tli(> U n io n P a d lie W eem s t o l>e
I>. W . Lyle,
have one, and not make it a cheap aide
A n x i o u s (o g e t Oi<‘ O r e g o n
P H Y S IC IA N & AUUOKON.
show of the race track. The fair this fall
P a c if ic I tiv e r B o a ts .
Ottlce ou M ain stre e t opposite J . I». C a rter’* was nine pails horse races and one part
It
is
rumored
upon what appears to he
«to re. N ewberg,^.Oregon. C a lli inaile at al.
dried apricots and pickles.
good authority that the Union 1'aeilie
1*. & W .
h ou rs.
V . T IM K T A U I .K .
F. Iî. Howard,
DRUGS find MEDICINES.
W
e tarry a fall line cl FOPULAR PATENT and FAMILY MEDICINES
end PURE DRUGS far Prescriptions.
T aints , O il , V arnish , and O il C olor .
Watch maker and Jeweler.
REPAIRING FiKE WATCHES & CLOCKS A SPECIALTY.
A fine line of the latest styts
v- »
C h r is t e n s o n 13ro s.
of W all T acer .
P er f u m e s , F ancy and T o ilet articles.
ery
of all sty les.
N E W B E R G , O REG O N .
HOSKINS SH O E SHOP,
Headquarters
Books of I n terest and S tation
S chool B ooks and S chool S i
for Wagons,
Hacks,
Buggssi
and Carts,
it l ie s .
AND AM. KINDS OF FARM M A C H IN ERY.
Him U a I v A Olim dilM How.
l ‘R F S CRU ' T l O S S C A R E F U L L Y COM F O U S D FD D A Y »r S IC H T .
G ive us
a Call.
P oet O f f ic e D rco S to k e .
Monitor Seeders and Drills.
0. F. Meere & Co.
CAM , AND E X A M IN E GOODS.
BANK OF NEWBERG.
J. D.TAr.RAKT & SON, Proprietors.
N E W B E R G . O REG O N .
JVe h a v e r e m o d e le d o u r M I L L a n d c a n now
Capital Stock, $30.000
C h ro n ic cases a sp ecialty.
m an
will not build a wharf at Salem unless
u fa c t u r e F L O U R o f th e bext tira d e, bij th e F U L L
T iierk has been considerable complain; that company buys tho Oregon l'acilic
D E N T IS T .
R O LL h'll PR O C ESS.
of lute of u rather serious malady among boats or build some more of its own, one HENJ. M II.F.S, .............................
..........President.
I> r H a r o ld C i a r l i
t
®
-
F
K
E
D
W ILL B E GROUND E V E R Y SA TU RD A Y
our school children, which when it once or the oilier of which thing Hie managers JE S S E ED W A R D S,.......................
. Vice-President.
old fillin g « sp ecia lty . Os« o r V italised
C l Jf"alr
breaks out iu a school, is dangerously con of the Union Pacific contemplate.
g iv en to extr.icr. teeth.
MOSES VO TA W ,...........................
............ Cashier
tagious if not taken in lime ami given
All w ork w arranted .
The Occident and the Orient, which
Office on C eu ter btreet, opposite th e Tost heroic treatment. It, is commonly called
were on the upper river route last season,
D IB E O T O R S :
O ffice,
“ pupy love.” In the majority of such are practically worn out, uni! the Modoc
W E G UARANTEE SATISFACTION TO OUlt CUSTOMERS.----------- CALL AND S E E U8._______
N ew berg.
Oregon.
J . EDW ARDS,
WM. BOND
cases parents ami older associates arc is the only boat the Union Pacific has B E N J. M IL E S,
F . A. M O RRIS,
J . C. COLCORD.
more to blame for such a state of affair* suitable for this traffic. If the Union
L o o k , Hi) A c r e s o f L a n d ,
than the little folks. When parents loose Pacific don’t either buy or build more
for »ale at a b arg ain . Only 12 m iles from Port
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand.--------------- Exchange bought and
lan d and n ea r th e 1*. A W. V'. railroad . $2-'» per their heads so far as to make a practice of
boats, the Modoc will tun, hut only to
acre, h alf dow n, balan ce on th re e years tim e
JOS. W I L S O N ,
constant!) leasing I heir children alsnn the Yamhill ri/cr, except in eases of sold.------------ Good notes discounted------------ Deposits received subject to elice» at
a cres iu cu ltiv a tio n . 1* a cre s m ay be put it
sight and a general hanking business transacted.------------Collections made on all
D E A L E R IN
little
tots
ol
the
opposite
sex
they
need
large offerings of freight at Salem. That
co n d itio n for cu ltiv a tio n for f.T per a cre. Good
not be surprised at llie result. We have is the situation of tho Union Pacific now, accessablc points in the United States and Canada.
le v e l land.
N ew berg, Or.
M a rio n G kokok
often been surprised to see this mistake and it explains why the company has not „
j . \LADD & T IL T O N , P o r tla n d .
v 2. u 47.
m ide by well meaning people who in hitil! a wiiarf or warehouse at Salem.
o rr 1 Pon( en s ^ N a tio n a l P a r k B a n k , Mew York-
most tilings use good judgement. The
It is just barely ts>ssihie that the Union
C E N TER S T R E E T .
miml of a child like that of an older per Pacific wants to buy the Oregon Pacific Strangers visiting the City are invited to call at the Bank for information concern
ing the City.
son will dwell on subjects that ure most railroad as well as boats, ns has been ru
offer, brought before it and if in this town mored once or twice—and everybody
C o rr e s p o n d e n c e In v ite d .
the results have Isicn unsatisfactory let hopes it is true anil the sale will lie thus
IHSHED EV ERY FRIDAY M MINING.
every hod v call a halt and take time to made. Col. T. K. Hogg, now receiver of
consider. We have heard of school teach the Oregon Pacific property, left Corvallis
ers who were inclined toward match muk- j Vfonday^for New York.—Ex.
E . I I . W O O D W A lil).
X "
P R O P R IE T O R S OF TH F
mg among the students. Such tcacheis '
E D IT O R timi P U B L IS H E R .
ought to he given a pass for the “ wild ai d
y /
T h e O ld e s t N ut lv c O r e g o n ia n .
v F
B. C. M ilks ,
wooly west,” to grow uo with the
I. in n . Hr., Oct. 31, 1890.
President.
country.
There
is
u
great
deal
more
in
F R ID A Y , N O V EM BER, 14 14!»?).
Much has been said lately through the
,T esse E dwards ,
»Inrtinq a child right than many people different papers of the state, as to who is
Vice-President.
Treasurer.
take time to consider and wu believe what
the oldest native Oregonian living, but
E n terc-1 as «econd cla s s m a tte r nt th e pout we have mentioned above is worthy of
M
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l
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&
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C
O
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I
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,
Mu
l
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n
g
e
r
s
o
f
Hi«
the one who we believe lias the right to
We Have Increased the Capacity of our Factory and are now Prepared
office at N ew berg, Oregon.
consideration. If the same effort was
claim that honor, has for some reason,
j
to Supply the Demand. T ilt Delivered on Board the Cars at Factory Prices
made to “ reform” those who have the
not made herself known to the public un
Are sellin g m ore property til iu any firm in th e co u n ty and s till h ave a few sp ec ia l b ar
care of little folks, that is made to reform til now. She is Mrs. S. O. Ilcnncss, f i l
g ain s w hich you sh o u ld see b e fo re you in v est. I f you w ant first class re sid en t p roperty n e a r
Send for Price fist.
B E E S & H UN T,
th e A cadem y or P u b lic sch ool or n e a r th e b e au tifu l W illa m e tte , or a rrood b u sin e ss lot n ea r th e
W i i a t about a horticultural society at tho fallen, there would bo fewer people to ing near Oates on the I.itin coanty side
P O. and B an k , wo h ave th em for sale on reason ab le term s. H ave fi at c la ts fru it lan d ia
Successors to
Newberg? Do the fruit growers want to reform later in life. If any of our rcadeis of the river. She will bo better known to
sm a ll o r larg e tra cts.
meet together and belter their condition feel uggrived at what wo mildly hint at many as Miss Sallie Oiinger, who taught
A S T O R IA .
J . EDW ARDS,
by getting th > benefit of ouch others ex here, our columns aro open for a discus long and successfully iu the public schools
I f you w ant to in v e s t In the futu re “ Sun F ra n c is c o ” o f O regon, co m e in and Luv n few *
lo ts in A ST O R IA , our o n ly sea-port city . More good b u sin ess m en h iv e « iflden
perience, or do they prefer to plod along, sion of the subject. Ventilation is u splen of I.inn, Lane and Marion counties. Her Kew lRTg, O reg o n .
iu her m a k in g a great c ity th in any o th er town on th e Coast an 1 in m y < f ! >»•-
every fellow for himself? Cooper, Mills. did remedy when the atmosphere be parents crossed the plains in 18J3, swel-
igon’s best m eu are in v estin g th ere. Come and see what we h av e f >r ¿ r
Hoskins, Armstrong, Lewcllin, Roes, urn» comes heavv.
ling the number of those hardy pioneers
sftle th e r e .
IN SU RA N CE w ritten , re n ts co llecte d , and a ll
f
---- T H E —
... carefully
___r..n . attended to,
J
it It >st of others, what du you say «bom
NOTARY work
^ ^
who first made the perilous j uirney across
Iiffitlu o n ¡1 F u r i t i.
X
M aris & C olcord .
c
i t ? We don’t want to advocate anything
the continent with ox teams, liewlngtheir
v< / X
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Office
on Center
St., near the P. (). , ^
dll it is impructablo and of no benefit to
The leaks in the roofs of the farm build way as they came. And it was while the
dho community and if we are off- on this biga are not all that many farmers have weary half fed emigrants were making
to contend with. Wo see many farmers their laborious wav through the Iilne
subject we want to lie correct'd.
buying high priced implements and when mountains, that amid the height and
0 Z
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3 C
3 - 0 2 S
T
.
If present indications count, there will through with them for the season, leave depth of that vast wilderness Mrs. Holi
lie a short igo in the wood crop this win- them where they were last used, either ness first drew tho breath of life. The
tor. Already the Mexican contingent is m the furrow or in the stubble field, until lady physician who attended her mother
unable to supply the demand. The large wanted the next spring, and then lose at her birth and whoehriutened the youth
FROM FOUNDATION TO
R O O F;
ELEGA N T,
AND
NOTHING
BUT
Horen go b e in g cleared, and tho constant valuable lime in going to the shop for re ful mountaineer, giving her her own name
onslaught on the allappare) has cut down pairs, or what is worse, going fo the store “ Sarah,” is still riving, or was less than
£?S7“ A W E L L ASSORTED STUCK OF F U R N IT U R E A LW A YS ON HAND
th e price of greiise-wood to an alarming for new ones. I fave a place or a shelter a year ago. in the person of Mrs. Owens,
AT PORTLAND P R IC E S .
R A T E S FROM *1 TO $2 P E R DAY. ONLY F IR S T CLASS H O TEL
extont. Our mountain sides arc being for every machine, and when tho hired of Southern Oregon, mother of the well
BY
N EAR T H E DEPOT.
denuded to moot the demand, mid our man or owner himself is through using P. known lady physician, Dr.Owens Adair,
water stipp'y is thereby endangered. Wo put it In tho place nsslnged for it. Some of Astoria. These aro facts well known to
advise all who cun to get their w inter's say il will take time. To be sure it does; a few old Oregonians still living, and if
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supply early in tho season, for wo Ixdicvo hut is It not better to have tools that are anyone can beat this, lot that one eome
that fuel will he scarce and high priced fit for u o at any time than it is to stop forward and Mrs. If. will step gracefully
tho team when busy, to go to town to get down and out, yielding the h mor of lie
— Ontario (Cal.) Record.
DR. YOUNG,
Better advise your people to come to them fixed, and thereby cause a leak in ing tho “ oldest Oregonian” to the more
V K T IU t EN A B Y SU U G E O N .
Oregon brother C'nrk, where, in the the pocket hook?
deserving.— A F r i e n d . in C a p . Journal.
J. j VI. W R I G H T , M a n a g e r .
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language of unde William Hobson ‘‘we
Vg.iin, many w ill keep scrub slock and
Located »it th e old stand o f the W illa m ette Heal E sta te Co., on MAIN 8 TR EE I', N E W B E R G , OREGON,
All
kin
ds
o
f
property
Bought
and
Sold
on
C
om m ission. We have lis te d som e of th e F IN E S T F arm s and F ru it tra cts in th e co u n try, also Tow n I.ofc
tiroeil from thorn year after year because
have un almndanceof wood and wider.”
T ilin g s W o r th K n o w in g .
The treatment of horses a specially.
" c hnve the e x c lu s iv e sa le of the G oodrich su b d iv isio n of the D eskins donation.
the owners of blooded stock ask too high
Fresh lemon or orange peel is useful Calls attended with promptness.
B ein g Notary Pu blic, w ill e x e c u te all kiu d s o f Legal Papers, N egotiate L n u s , W rite Iu s u rm c o A c .
B e su re an 1 c a ll and g et o u r p ric e s .
I t I s quite ini[iortant that this road « price for tho service of their rtock. to remove tar from the hands.
O rkuon .
N kwrkbu ,
district have a live, energetic, competent Then, you may see. on riding through the
A splendid cough medicine; Roil an
man appointed for road supe-visor for country, dilapidated hull lings, n il the ounce of flax-teed in n pint of water;
W S. P u wKILL.
J . J . S m rL F Y .
M IU .IN K K Y and l>KKSSM A KING. I
next year. Hood rostís are n blcsdng to owner will s iv lie i< not alile to repair strain it and add one ounce of rock candy
K’ O W K L L
SIIIP L C Y .
any country.
Mosshack-ism prevails them, hut yon will find on inquiry that lie some lionev, and the juice of three lem
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with «good many people who carry aland spends enough money f >r whiskey and to ons. Doll all together, and drink it hot.
A fu ll lin o o f M illinery goods. New *irHv«!«
of th e la test sty les ev ery w eek. C u tting and
and D ealers i.n
with them a “ don't-cari-whellicr-sdiool baco to keep them In good repair.
A teacupful of lye in a pail of water
Another leak is the hiring of cheap help greatly improves the appearance of block fitting by th e F re n ch b ia s sy stem . Loe»f o n on J GROv’ E IU E S FLU I R F E E D H AY am i
keeps or not” disposition ami they will
£ . _______ __
Main rtt.
GRAIN.
greet you with, “ better let the roads alone,' mere servants, and leaving them to ilo goods.
M r s . N e t t ik I I anuos .
283, Cor. F ro n t & Jeffe rso n Sts.
hut we are glad this idea don’t prevail to the work, w hile the proprietor i.s in town
Diy buckwheat flour will remove MAIN S T . N EW BERG . OR.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
HERE wego, bound f o r S l Æ
I T 'Î Î ^ S
O Z L s TZ H j
!
any great extent. In a country like this j talking politics, or sitting on the fence dis
roast spots from carpets, etc., if repeat-
where gravel is hard to got at, and grad- j etta -ing neighborhood gossip with some ,.,||v applied till tho stain is out.
ing must lie dc[iended on for bettering ■ one as worthless as himself,
lied nuts may Is- banished by keeping
the condition of the roads, it follows as a| These are but some of the leaks that ;t small hag of sulphur where they ure
M X SO X JO H N
BEST BARGAINS in town in
matter of tact thut for the first year the might ho mentioned, for pages might Ui liable to congregate.
lay s ick for s ix w eeks in th e hot m on th of An
A SHOES. T ,„ per
gust and all h is cry was
road if traveled a great deal will get very j filled in enumerating the things tsiih
A gm d cement for china and glass ware
“ IVATKIC. W A T E R . W A T E R , "
cent off for CASH.
muddy, but after 'his, if Hie grading is small and great, that keep the farmer may bo made of three ounces of resin,
Wo a rc p rep ared to bore and w all v ells on
J . T. SM ITH , Notary Public, Newberg, Oregon.
pro|s>rly done and the ditches opened as plodding along always in debt ail.I eter- one ounce of caustic soda, and five ounces
sh ort n otice, for .“n e ts , per foot, th e p ro p e rty !
tliey should be, the road will he packed nally growling about hard tim e s—Flow of water.
**
• ow n er fu rn ish in g th e tilin g .
1IATS T R IM M E D Tt) O R D E R ON
and will lie comparatively goal. The man.
1). W. A J am . C lr» M il's,
Tin rubbed with paper will shine better
N ew licrg, Oregon.
S
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.
a lso
a T
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roads in this valley, when you take into
than when rublied with flannel.
LIN E OF REA D Y TR IM M ED GOODS
consideration Hie fait that the travel lias T l i e ( J u e n i p a y s a l l F e x p e i i e e s ,
Tea leaves scattered over tho car|ieta
more than doubled, have Irceli greatly
T h f Queen,* lust "F re e trip to Kt»ro|»oM will brighten the colors and prevent the ON HAND. CALL AND E X A M IN E
t m P t
M
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.
benelittcri hv the work done U(s>n them. having excited such universal interest, ' d u s t from rising.
Mr.«. S. E. S mith .
tht* pti!>IMwr' of th.it popular mngAsino
You can keep worms awuy from I’rinl
1,'rm
Among the 3I> convicts in Oregon's j 0 (fer anotlur n,i,f V >f,>rrrptmis* ti> the I (m ils by sprinkling sassafras
bark
TlMEtiml
TERMS
loan it
wtato penitentiary in this city Ihcrc Is not person n*inliitt( them the largest list of amongst the fruit,
one w ,man. rim last one, F. lith Holmes
English words co n trti.’tod from
letters
Lay a lavcr or two of wadded ctir|«-t fin
nan lilierah11 a few days ago. S i c
was contained In the three words “ I l r l t l s l i im» under your oilcloth. It will make
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FISH twice a week.
sentenced to a one year term and came N o r th A lt t e r l o u ” A M itiom l prir
the oilcloth last much lonxcr.
Eggs,
Foultry.
and
Produce
taken
in
exchange
or
shipped
on commission.
from Clatsop county. Her crime v>r- lar consistiiq; of Silver Ten Sets, China Din-
Always starch shirt lioaoms on the
C o ll on o r u d ilr c s s
ceny and she servisi her time uncom ner Sets, Gold watches, French Music rlitlit side.
LOCATION: On CENTER St. oppos.te J. B. Mount’s Hardware,
plainingly. This women was the sixth Boxes, Portiere Curtains, Silk Dresses, | A tca«|ssu;ful of ammonia to a teacup-
i
j
S . H A W O R T H , P R O P .
ono to lie imprisoned in Oregon's leniteli Mantle Clocks an-l many other useful fnl of water and applied with a woolen
Insurance, Money Broker and Abstractor | ______________________ _ ______ ______________________________________ ______ _
tiary. Charity L im i w.is the first. —Sa uni valuable articles wi'l also Is- awarded clo th will clean silver or >pild.
of Titles,
lem Statesm in.
M. M IN N V ILI.E, OREGON
in order of merit.
A spis i il prise of »
Gum camphor is offensive to mice, and
u su a r » « t a io w iM iin T rn .
The above Is probably a fair representa Sealskin Jacket to a lady and a hand- will keep them awuy from places where
H ouses puinteti in tho la te st TIN T8.
P a p er
II. Austin.
J . Boysc.
tion of the pro|>ortioii of women convicts some Sh >tlan I Pony to itirl or hoy (ddiv it is scattered alionl.
lta n g ia g . G ra in in g , S tain in g am i Hard o il
TTEWBERQ, OPoEGOPT.
to man in onr penitentiaries th r c • mtrv prnl fri*.» in ( ’ in i I t or llu I ’ n ilh l St«ileo )
He m ow êl ài n* from ivory knife ltaiul- fl.iish ,
ovor. O tr poor simple m in ic i si.t >rs m*n«ling tin lurg ^t li^tR.
Every one let* willi telte of lemon.
done b j DAY or CONTRACT.
don’t know enooqh to fill up with had Rent ling a li*t of not lesa tb;»n twenty
Before Si-nifiiig your childr.m away from homo to school investigato the meri s of
New pa « te wrappHl cloeely arouml
Proprietors of
Shop ou M aia S treet,
wrhiskey and thus put themselves into a word* will reeieve h prenoiit. Send î*ix U. wool lent w.ll ki-cpoot molli!».—E x.
condition to commit murder and theft S. two cent at;im;>a tor eom|>lete rulce, j
N ew barg. Oregon.
an I get into our penitentiaries in snlliccnt ilbwtriitetl cnUll(yiia of pri/ea, nml u aum- j
O n ly O n e I n T h e l\ S .
numliers to 1« entrusted with Ilia ballot. pio number of Tin» 0 1
Atldnw* the
Out of 1:107 coligli eymp* manufac*
W c are prc[>ared to offer bettor advantages now than at any time in the pa*t.
In Portland though, they are no doubt
i.' NNADI \N ( >1KI N,
turi*«l in the U. S , but one baa I hh » u
catching on for wo often notice that many
i Five courses of study: vi*. GRAM MAR SCHOOL, ACADEMIC, COMMER-
Toronto, ('anmla.
Center
street.
("und t o l a entirely tree from opéatea
of the saloons have a “ ladies entrance"
! C IA L, M U SIC and ART.
ansi that ia the t'alifornia Toeitive an«l
ino lesti y |sisted nt a side dixir. Tl.i . ac
W o r s e Tlu tti l e p r o s y ,
Negative Electric Uough Uute, wbuli ia
The Grammar school and Academic co n re« giv,-s opportunities for a tliiwnngh
cwiling to the American idea miglit ix>r-
the l^eRt on earth for cough a, s-o’d«,
t ti ni y t». term ; I “ ballot rotor.n ara mg 1« entarrh, an»i there ia but one prcjvi-
a
n
I refined eiluciti m. In the Commercial course atadeuts may obtain a |>rj^tical
1 1 ave on hand and manufacture to o r - __
ration tliat tloea cure that iliaeaae, uu<l croup, etc. NoM hy C. F. Mo»»re A t'o.
women."
fit r all kinds of fir tambar, whtak ’ hey
w Ik ■ g k i . '« Vfi.m of i’.'>«k-kcep n.-. .V .
that Ì8 the California To siti'e ami Neg
\ t-eft?fon. circnbstofl in San Krsnrisro,
”r
GRAPHIC
In the Mm-ic course instruction will he given on the Fianoand Organ. Fiano for
W r h lu * limi onn!>i n in (he paM to ative Electric I.inintei.t. S*«1«) by C. K.
A ~N4~ ~FT1 T ? . T n A T -T practire will be fwinislird students at $1 uO |wr m .n tb . In the Art course instine*
( ’o. It also ettrea ti*1 rifulgi a, ' n ^ vor of iloeing the
hr <
aay hmou I ul^oul It of** rating in nmniMt- M xin»
rhfiimatiam, le a lit be, f*|»r*in«. born«, lavka only fllteen n»mea *<i ,
L ‘ifis-rdeliverc.1 to anv r t i tho city
. —, -
^ _ _
lion will be given in Cravon Drawing an I fil Fainting.
For Cata’ogue,
i<»n will» fnim. W e luve *K».iy.4 «»nj
l - . v - . j . r I rdsfa at ti.e Foal O.üoe or t A R M i i R ,
$ 1 5 0 .
seeing ilie epr *.| of horm^ iriotl * ben «Km* anil all pbin. Try it a n i tell your irilli.tti-M y an slls.u a »"4*»
UUY'l y M O RU isuN Friuci|«L
Ad Ire.
cl
... ill ai icUa! ii m uu’aiii.
tnpp»*-iiiinvtrHgo of tvV}
lu A il c?o ! way, but wl cn tlie |'Oo! tab.c i . L a b o ri where to ¡/*t it.
Cask paid for Wheat
Newberg,
Oregon.
GROCERIES and-PROVISIONS
NEWBERG GRAPHiC.
B E E S
&G I H I T T j t ^ T ,
N e w b e r g rF ile F a c t o r y j /
All Sizes of Drain Tile Kept Constantly on Eand.
OHEHAI EM VALLEY
BOARD of IMMIGRATION,
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Has just opened on Main stree4-
Everything New!
T H IE
NEWBERG jm jm
IB E S T II
John Atkinson,
Proprietor.
STORE.
9 rW~fW 7 —
|
HEWBEIR© TlKA l, ESTATE A GEAIVY,
“MiSSiDN 0
m
I P I E t Z G E S T O R E fk# we get the
I D I R /S T Q O O D S
M illin e r y .
N E W STO CK !
G R O
r'TE’W 3 TD 0 JC
G E K IE S iiO O T S
Of The Latest Styles.
Newberg F!cur & Feed Store,
Cir r n p liic ,
TO I REM Keeps constantly on hand and for sale in large or small
lots, B R A N , S H O U T S and the C H O IC -
1 E S T F L O U R , -’so F R E S I I H O M E
M A D E 1 ,R E A 1 ) everyday.
H ffiTR ’M of I Wrist
é la ô O .
?. T. SHURTLEFF,
LM.
Friends’ Pacific Academy,
AU3TIN & BOYSE.
EN TEH PHIS E
SAW M IL L
MITCEELL l CLARK. PROP’S.
BVBU m mm.
HEW3ERC,
OREGON.
PATH TIC A DADEAIY,