Mrs. L . K1U Hartley received ns a
holiday jirescnt from her brother-in-law
Kev. Luke Woodard, a beautiful poem
j / , n,
./ - .
i!le was in written bv himself and illustrated by his
own |<en sketches. The subject of the
town vVtxliierf'iiiy.
poem is suenes front the writers early life,
ItufU lleacoct and W ill P a ir -m were
lie lias had a number of copies nicely
in town yesterday.
l>rintedtusend to hisfriends and relations.
O. V. Allen and wife arrived here W ed ­
W e ate under obligations to A. C. Cos,
nesday dirert from liosper, Kan.
F. E. Hobson came up fiom Portland i Lee and Carl Stanley, OMie Hobson, J. T.
Smith, Harvey White, Mr. Bicrman and
Tuesday fer a few days visit at li »m3.
Mr. Merrill for giving us a lift on last Fri­
N . C. .Maris received a bran new watch j
day while moving our outfit into new
as a Christinas pTeseut from ids father.
J
quarters. The gentlemen named will
Head the Los Angeles county Cal., fruit j please accept our thanks for the favor and
commissioners rtqiort in another column. , call around when they need assistance in
Miss Lillie W iley lias been visiting her a similar way.
uncle Nate W iley c * t oi loa n during vaca­
A young gentleman o?rather p(9potse«a-
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tion.
ing appearance, who is a resident of the
John F. Bond of Washington Ins been town, brought to this oflh-e on last Mon­
visiting the family of Fhi.auder Gard for day, a ladies black mitten. His story
some time.
was that lie found the mitten on the
Miss Hoover went to lier home at 8a- street, but w hetlier t his is the true inward­
<em to enjoy tlie holiday vacation of the ness of the mitten business deponent
saith not. The owner of the aforesaid
Academy.
mitten however can have tlto same by
O . W . Mitchell went to McMinnville calling at this office.
Tuesday on business ami took in the farm­
Mr. Wy also reports a big holiday trade
ers meeting.
■n furniture which Is another eviiier.ee
‘ Jesse Hobson w ho came
ihat people are inclined to buy substan-
the holidays with his fan ^ :
!_i resents for theirfriends these days-
Portland last Tuesday.
live if many more customers had
Miss Daisy Tmeblood v 1’- -0 1 1
•on^ i « would have had to sell them his
iieen spending the I:ol 1 i
wi'!i
"it
eg but he is stocking up again wit li
schoolmates u our town.
new mid elegant furniture and will be
Tn W hileliaven, England 3 55 inches of glad to see his friends at any time.
rain fell in 34 hours one day last month.
ltev. J. H. Douglas lately from Oekaloo-
Doesn’ t that beat Oregon ?
sa Iowa and Rev. Marion George from
M ilt Gum and Florence Brown drove Salem have been holding Gospel meetings
•town from Salem last week to spend the at Friends church mornings and evenings
holidays with friends here.
during tiie week with very satisfactory
Mr. Spooner’ s little daughter lias been results. The sermon preached by brother
quite sick this week with fever. Dr. Car­ Douglas last Sunday morning was special­ ple learn the difference between a poor
ly good. A number of conversions are prune and a good one, Oregon prunes will
man is the attending physician.
Tlie Odd Fellows hope to have their rt’ l « rte'1- The meetings w ill continue above all others, be wanted. A Portland
gentleman who went east last fall and
iew hall in the bank building seated with o w r 8un,,1*>' anJ Probabl-v 1<jn«er
chairs and ready for occupancy by tomor­
Mr. McKinney who is living at St Paul who met witli a number of prominent
for tiie present where he lias a good job, men from different parts of tlie eastern
row night.
states, sent a number of samples of our
A lva Cook has beer, spending tlio holi­ came over last Tuesday to New berg to
fruit to them after returning homo. Some
days visiting liis parents and shaking buy groceries. H e says lie can buy enough
of the letters Iiave been published in the
bands with old schoolmates and friends cheaper hero to pay him to come tlie
Oregonian lately acknowledging tlie re­
twelve
or
fourteen
miles.
This
speaks
o f Newherg.
well for our town. Give us the ferry ceipt of tiie fruit and the writers go into
Mr. Washburn in order to keep up with
across the river and let tlie Marion coun­ ecstacies over tlie fine qualities oftho fruit,
the march of improvement lias built a
ty jieop'.e iiave a chance to get to a good saying they havo never seen anything
neat picket fence in front of his residence
equal to the samples sent. For a number
place to trade.
on Third street.
of years California fruit men who always
Charley Johnson a schoolmate of ours
Miss Nelson who was dressmaking on
iiave an iy e out fur the main chance,
fifteen years ago, who formerly lived near
Center street took down her sign tlie first
made a practice of coming up to Oregon
Ihrnreith Indiana arrived here last week.
of tiie week and went to her home in
and buying up our canned and dried fruit
We had not met since parting on the
West Clielialem.
which they labeled as fine California fruit
school grounds at Spiceland Ind. and both
Rev. Mr Davis pastor of tlie Balitisl were somewhat surprised at a sudden and and senteast to supply the demand among
church oi Am ity, will m tacli in tlie unexpected meeting here last Saturday. the wealthier c'ass of people for a super­
Presbyterian church of this place, ne_\ t Such meetings cause one to live life over ior grade of fruit. This was practiced for
a long time and it was not until tlie last
Sabbath at 11 a. m.
again for a short time, as pleasant recol­
f
Mr. Mount received a very nice pair of lections of hard fought battles in the school­ two or three years tiiat our fruit was known
R ip p ers and Mrs. Mount a beautiful silver room and on the playground return with to any extent away from home. Since
B ait spoon as holiday presents from Mrs. tlie coming of tlie old Schoolmate. But our people are beginning to wake up to
the importance of letting the wide world
“Mount’s mother in the east.
life is real and the duties of tlie present
know what we can produce and shipments,
I li. Heston lias had a force of men crowd U|ion us. Mr. Johnson cam? from
beside thousands of samples iiave been
very busy for tlie past few days putting up Montana where lie went last spring, and
sent throughout the country, O reg o n ^ »
brings
several
bead
of
Short
Horn
cattle.
a new house on tiie lots he bought which
taking tlie leif»id)ven of onr sistfer stJlte,
lay south of R iley Smith’s residence on
Citizens of Newberg met in caucus Dec. C alifornia in Hie production of certain
Meridian street.
31-’!)0 at 3 p m. for tiie nomination of ci­ kinds of fruit. This is just the kind of a
Horace Stanley who spent a year at this ty officers witli tiie following results.
boom we want for Oregon and this is tlie
place three or four years ago lias returned
For Mayor.
reason we hail w itli delight the era of tree
Geo. Williams.
again bringing with him a wife and child.
planting that is setting in all over this
Recorder,
M. Reece.
He came from southern California where
glorious country of ours. Just so long as
Marshal,
L. C. Washburn.
he has been living for some time.
we are produci ng what other parts of
St. Com.
Ira Vantress.
Surveyor,
the country want at a good living figure
F. E. Hobson.
As will lie seen in a notice in another
and are dupe ruling on this in place of
Treasurer
M. Votaw..
column D. W . Martin of Dundee wtio is
ficticious real estate values, wo are safe
1st. Ward Counciiinen;
ugent for patent medicines lias left a stock
from the blighting influences of the im.
Lin Parker,
N. C. Maris.
with Mrs. Hobson on First strict and
ported “ boomer” who is one for present
2nd. Ward Counciiinen;
with Mrs. Hardwick on Main street.
revenue
only and who cares nothing for
I
I.
Austin,
Cvrus
Lamb.
W. P. Ileaoock informs us that he has
the permanent welfare of any place.
3rdi Ward Csuncilmen;
a full stock of doors, sash, window weight!
Geo. Christinson,
Alf. Rees.
cords Ac. at his lumlier yard and will
M.
R kf . c k ,
R . P ettyjo h h ,
N o tic e to ( ’o u tm o to rs.
soon put in a stock of builders hardware
Sec’y
Chairman
Wanted, bids on the cutting and haul­
which lie w ill sell at Portland prices.
Mr. Atkinson painted a very neat sign
for the G haphic the first of the week
which we have placed in a conspicuous
place to direct all wiio are anxious to
subscribe for a live local paper to Ibis of­
fice.
The report of the secretary of Friends
Sunday school read last Sunday allowed
that the attendance tlie past year had
heen63t)l, witli an average attendance of
122 9-10. Collections for the year $71.36,
expenditures $69.5!).
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M a r io li Ite m s .
Addre .s C. W . Wentworth l>avtoll Ore­
gon for .Stanleys D aikest Africa.
Christmas eve passed i IT with the usual
ti3.
3m.
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slave ss. The entertainment and tree
The program as published last week of could not hsve Invìi fletter.
Tin-re are 11 iris- new house« to he tw ill
review exerci-cs of the Sunday school les­
sons for the past year, was carried out at on the Marion fruit land in the -near fu­
Friends’ c I mhc I i last Sunday night.
The ture.
Ilary Hinshuw is building n dwelling
tiousc w as crowded as usual on such occa­
house
in town.
sions and tlie audience was not disap*
Prof. St. Helen and wife are spending
IH>inted in the exercises of the evening.
Mrs Hartley the Sunday school superin­ holidays at Ids brother Roger's.
Rev. Tonesand of Turner spent Christ­
tendent as well us tlie teachers and child- 1
mas with his friends Mr. Gad's ami Mr.
ren who took part in the exercises have
reason to feel well satisfied with the ov-| Riithfonl's.
enings work. Tlie lesson topics by Anna ! Tiie nmnlier of toys und wagons dis­
played by the children beais evidence that
■Miles .-lass ami the golden texts for the i
Christmas w as enjoyed by them.
year by Lucy Haworth's class, tlie map
Everybody seems very busy getting
exercise by Calvin Mai tin and tlie songs
aud the dedali»atiuiiH by* the" Hule folks j « Vtìf>
ifl th4l l*\íor (,‘° 00,(1 wettthor
were all well received.
A t the close of Wi ni‘l* ,,au thiaw m kr,
Several gentlemen were here last week
tlie program Mrs. Martin on behalf of tlie
looking for a location. One lias purchas­
teacheraand scholars, presented to .Mrs.
ed land and lias commenced building on
Hartley a substantial rocker as a small
it.
token of the appreciation of the school for
Able Bond b is purchased 2 acres of M.
tier very faithful and earnest, telling yeais-
51. Daveilson and will build at once.
work as sii|ieriiitcndent of tne Sunday
M. M. Davidson lias set out one hundred
school. This was al! unexpected to Mrs.
fruit trees and will set out 200 more this
Hartley and site was so much taken by
spring.
surprise that her tonguedid not prove to
The Friends church lias received a dona­
lie so ready to express her thanks as it is
tion of an uire of land on which to huiid
on all occasions to explain tlie scriptures.
a church and measures will be taken to
Jesse Hobson is setting 13)0 fruit trees seo what can bo done toward building
on his land nortli of town. We have no this summer. A ll aid cheerfully received.
recollection of ever having seen a more
li. St. Helen lias lumber hauled for his
seasonable fall and winter for setting trees house which lie intends to build soon.
than this has been; and the time has
The sound oi tlie anvil is heard in our
been well improved. Many thousands of
town ami iron is bent ami hammered in
trees havo been set throughout the W illam ­
all shapes.
ette valley. In a few years wo will lie
.Mr. Lance is fixing op a barn here for
able to supply the vast territory east of
tlie Rockies witli a quality of prunes tiiat a livery stable and soon Marion will have
will put to flight the little black, dirty, a good livery stable which will help tlie
insignificant Turkish prunes. When {ieo- improvement oil.
The Y . M. C. A. showed commendable
zeal hv getting out a thousand printed in
vitations which they have had scattered
over town, inviting everybody to attend
tlie G o s je l meetings during tlie week held
by Rev. J. I I . Douglas.
Tiie State Horticultural Society which
has been reorganized, will hold a meeting
in Portland Jan. 13tli and 14th to which
every one interested in the upbuilding
and advancement of Oregon’s Horticul­
ture is invited and asked to take part in
the proceedings. The meeting will open
at 10:30 a. in. the 13th with the presi­
dents annual address. In the evening at
8 o’clock the speakers will lie A. H. Car-
son of Grants Pass, E. llofer of Salem
anil B N. ltowiey. Editor Cal. Frail
(¡rover. Newberg will be represented by
C. E. Hoskins who speaks on Wednesday
and by G. W. Mitehell wtio will tell
“ How Trees Grow,” Wednesday after­
noon. Tlie program is quite extensive
ami all who can, ought to avail them­
selves of the op[K>vtumty to attend tliis
important meeting.
ing of 2009 cords of wood. Call at Wr ights
real estate office or the Graphic otlice
New berg Ure. for teems.
N o t i c e t o S t o c k h o ld e r s .
The annua! meeting of the stockholders
of the hank of Newberg will be held in
tlie bank parlor on the first Monday in
January 1891 at 2 ’oclock p. in. A full
attendance is respectfully requested.
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K. A. Mourns,
Hecv.
N O T IC K T O T il K A F F L IC T K D .
1 take tliia opportunity to Inform the public
that I have left my m edicines. “ The Japanese
O il’ , I)r. Swans l.iv er and K id n ey Cure” and
the “ National Specific" for Malaria, with Mrs,
Mary 3. llohsou on the north side o f First
street opposite the Newberg bouse and Mrs
Hardwick at tlie Bakery on Maiu street, N ew ­
berg. Those in the vicinity o f Dundee may
leave applications at Dundee post otlice fer D.
W. Martin.
D. W. M. vutin , Agent for Oregon,
Dundee, Oregon.
A
C im i.
The action of the caucus last Wednes'
day, In nominating mo for City Recorder,
was wholly unexpected, not having been
consulted in tlie matter at all.
After a
careful consideration of tny obligation to
tlie Public School and other duties of life,
I respectfully decline tho nomination,
with thanks to mv Iriends lor their mani­
fest confidence.
M
il e s
R
f i l l |a-r iicte (or t U ii bait crop-on ll;e| I'rn n i T E R M I N A L nr I N . - i » . :
O R P O I N T S tho
trees5 y.mrs old ami some is ' iii li orchards
100 acres divided into sixteen 10 acre
tracts—5 miles from Newberg on the way
to Portland within 2 miles of the thriving
town of Smockville.
About sixty acre« cleared. This prop­
erty lies high, sightly- and level. Is well
watered, by spring and running creek.
The scenery from any point on this prop­
erty in exceptionally delightful. A grand
panoramic view of tho Willamette valley
and the snow cap|K>il peaks of tho Cas­
cade Range is seen at at a glance.
These tracts will 1* sold from $30 per
acre and up.
Easy term, >4 down, bal­
ance 1, 2, 3 or 4 years at 7 per cent.
J esse H o b so n .
LAND
IS T O O H I G H
N ea r V ew b crg.
“ W e cannot nffuril to buy a llo m e ."
Such are the expressions I often hear
upon onr streets.
Sometimes hy people
who Iiave lived in Oregon for some time,
hut more eapeeially “ the new comer.’
I have tlie greatest rcs|iect for such opin­
ions from a stranger, tiut to hear such ex­
pressions from an old settler, I confess
tries my patience when at the time they
make such assertions they cannot help
hut know tiiat prices of real estate ore
continually advancing all over this North­
west country, and tlie men who are mak­
ing tlie most money are those who are
buying Oregon lands.
I wisli to say a few words tiiat perad-
venture it might strengthen Dio faitli of
some who have grown weak ami especial­
ly I desire to encourage tlie new comer
who may ted discouraged with tlie out­
look for making ¡1 home in tills now what
appears to bo a dark, dreary, woody, wet
tundily country.
Do you realize tiiat this Northwest, in­
cluding western Oregon ami Washington,
is the richest country in resources of its
size upon tiie globe.
Scarcely a foot of
land in tiie valleys or on tiie mountains
are witi,out somc n„ tllra|
Tlie
i r a i
cherry tree this year near Newherg pro­
duced over $121 worth of fruit.
Is thè liue to tnke
you say land is too high, when you can j
buy it tor $5.) per acre and in a >hurt -time ^
To All Poinls Essi and Sonili.
lt is thè l»|NI.Vi C VI. KOUTK It runa
Thrn .ifh V K S IIM LK I» li;A I N S
liV K K Y 1>AY iu Che year to
put it in the same condition of the above,
results by your own efforts
Another ilu­
ll, s tin t item in regard to our situation to
St.
wliicti I particularly desire to call atfe-n-,
Taul
and
Chicago
( no nuw jK or C.VRS)
tion and tiiat is onr very close coimectktn
witli tlie mctrojxjlU of tlie Northw j - t —
?ffi]
UA11UOA1)
W hy do
flim /HWd «/ D in tu fi f \ir* f ’ n * n rfxv*#frf,
Ih'HM'tHy h'itoin S lrrp c r*
OJ L a ti*1 A'r/nipoti h (.
Portland.
Very fetv people id tlie country
are
aware of tho magnitude of the importance
of a great city in the dovelojieineiil of tlie
rural districts immediately surroumlingrt
Portland is the groat metnopolis of the
Tourist Stain * Cars,
liest that o*n lie w u »troeteil nini iu which
aceommodatfoit« are for holder* of First or
SecoiKl-cltuw Tickets.
Türomii M e ts ’'x is S tir r U Ä i!:
Northwest; always lias been and always j anil-Kl’ KOPE c m be purchase«! at any Ticke
OtHoe of this C ou p my.
w ill be. Her advantages as* a great jeity
Fall
in form a toli concerni hr rates, time «»f
and commercial center are unsurpassed
r ites, routes *ui<l other «letaiU furuUhed on
by any city west of tlie Rockies. Her wa ¿ipidiotUioii to any a^eiit, or
A. I). C H A R L T O N ,
ter ways draining 250,09) square miles
Awa’ t Tasa A^t.,
and navigable for hundreds of miles.
No. 121 First Street, 1'or. Wahl».,
Every transcontinental railroad lino now
Portland, Or.
building seeks an egress into her bound
K. II. W O O W A R I», Agent,
New l or j», Oregon.
aries as a terminal point.
Alroa y 5
tlie groat trunk lines have their terminal
point there.
•A NEW BOOK
The footings of trade in her
Commercial circles for 13S9 amounting to,
FRO M
$115,000,000, is astonishing to the critical
Financiers of W all street. Portlands wa­
ter power at Oregon City amounting to
300,000 horse power is being partially
uied by converting it into electrl; power
and conveying hy wire and fur nisi in r
lights and iwwer for manufacturing |ur-l
poses in different parts of tlie city is one I
of the wonders of tlie ego.
You can scarcely f n 1 any land within!
6 miles of tlie City for li ss tirnii $500 per'
acre anil many acres are being cultivated
with big profits at tiiat figure. Our neat­
ness to this groat City now only a village
lo npared to its probable size in tlie near
future will cause th 1 prices of land to be
higher arot n I our little village than at
present prices.
These are facta beyond dispute, verified,
in the part by tho history uf every great;
and growing City.
You thank yourselves [or (lie privilege
of taking hold of a small home at bottom
prices, go to work and keep up witli thp ;
tide or you will bo continually left.
M ore Anon,
J m
I I ohson .
A N O R D IN A N C E ,
T o G et a H om e.
W
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a little i.irthor away, only -! yearsold pro­
duced this year $500 i>or acre and that one
eece .
H E R E IS Y O U R C H A N C E
THE
To prohibit Iho selling of, or giving
away of any intoxicating, malt, vinous- or
fermented liquors.
COVER
TO
COVER.
F u lly A b r e a s t w ith th o T im es.
F l e x i b l e AV heel
W in d M ill
MANUFACTURED.
Can graduate the t-pecd of the wheel as low
a US strokes per minute in strong winds.
\\ e use only l i different pieces in the entird
construct!« n of the Iron work.
Our M ill cannot I k ? equalled for simplicity»
power, null self governing principles.
W e manufacture
TASK S, P l'J trS a tH l W IS’D M I L L S U P P L IE D
ol every description. Reliable agents wanted
n unoccupied territory
Address,
F. B. STEARNS & CO.,
K U S H V IL L K , IN D ., U. S. A.
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BoMJorall Dooksellsrs. llluatrsteil p am p h leth sa
[I'nssi-.l amt approved Dec. I, ICjfl. J
The people uf the Town o f Newberg i!+< r
<lain n* followe:
Section 1. Tiiat it shah ho unlnArfiii
•for any |x-rson within tlie corporate «lim ­
its of t lie town of Newherg, either by him ­
self, herself, agent, nor for any agent,
storeketqier, druggist, clerk or lereant,
either directly or indirectly, to sell or Vivo
away any intoxicating, malt, vinous, mix­
ed or fermented liquors, or cider, nndiuiiy
lierson or js-rsous violating any of-th e
provision» of this ordinance, either as
principal, agent, storekeeper, druggist,
clerk, or servant, as aforesaid, shall upon
conviction, be fined in a sum of not h s-
than twenty, nor more than one hundred
dollars, for each and every such offense.
THE ONLY
ou n
sew
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......... -k s s s—a_.
Worth M 1 0 0 , 0 0 . lint gij
watch in tho world. Perfect
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
v HOI.If) GOLD hunting enact
Both hi.lies’ an,| geni7a aixoa,
r whh m orka and c a a e « <>(
r equal valuo ONE I’RR hon in
. curb locality can aecuro one
f r e e , togi'tlier with our large
_
il 'uluaLic lliiuof I l o i iN e h « » l < l
:4 ilin w lC A . These samj.lfR, aa well
9 » ilaw natch, tire
All Ihe work you
need (In to show wh it we send you t«> those who coll—your
IYh-*ls mill n- ighhuraurtil thnan about you— fhat always result«
in vgliinhl.t trade font', n hlch Holds for > car« win -11 once aturted,
amUhiiH \vi nrn rcjiaid. We imy alloxprcaa. freight, etc. After
.' "'».kitnw a if. If you would like to go to work fur us. vnu can
e*n»triin < 1 4 0 fo (?<!•» per week «nd upwards. Addn ue.
<’o ., l l o h 8 1 8 , ¡ 'u r lh im l, .tliiiu fi.
C. B. Haworth,
UNDERTAKER
A full line of under­
taker’s goods m ay be
found at m y residence
on W inooski street. P r i­
ces reasonable.
513 o y o u w a n t a L i v e
A N O R D IN A N C E ,
Concerning offenses against public mor­
als and decency.
{Passed slid approved Per. I, 1S.0.|
The pritplr o f the Town o f N r wlwrg do or­
dain as fotUivs:
Section 1. Tiiat it shall lie unlawful
for any |>erson to tie found w ithin tiie cor­
porate liniits of tlie town of Newlierg. in
a state of intoxication, in any highway,
thoroughfare, or oilier public place, and
every person bo offending, shall upon
conviction, forfeit and pay to said town of
Newherg, not less than five, nor more
than twenty dollars, for each and every
Hue'll offense.
For a short time I will give a 14 x 17
portrait with every dozen cabinet photo­
Section 2. Every |>erson who shall bo
graphs at $2.00 per dozen.
This offer is
found drunk or intoxicated, in or on any
to introdin-e my instantaneous eahinet
private lot, house or place, w ithout the
photographs.
consent of the occupant of thesame, shall
.
W.ITSOK,
T hey hail a Christmas tree at tlie new
lie deemed guilty of a breach of this or li -
225 First St.,
church at Dundee on Christmas eve. W e
nance, and whenever any such iierson o r
A lengthy report of the K im ball— Ha­
*
Portland, Ore.
understand they had a very nieasant
persons shall be arrested by any of tiie
worth and McCrea— Haworth
double
time. A couple of fellows undertook to
officers of tlie town of Newlierg, whilst
wedding mentioned last week came in at
make a disturbance but they were set
E x c ite m e n t
intoxicated, tlie said |>erson or persons so
a late hour.
W e only have room for
down onso proin ptly that they retired in
arrested, shall lie committed to Die town
mentioning tlie presents which were as Runs high at C. F. Moore A C o’s.
disgust.
jail, there to remain until lie or they shall
follows: ToC iias. E . Kimball and liriile, drug store over System Builder, as every
G. \V. Wyman is putting in a full line table cloths, towels, glass berry se>, hook body is using it for catarrh ot thestom- «oj| Q( tlie Willamette valley is sussept- become sober, when it shall lie tlie duly
of organs and other musical instruments of poems, and family record by father and ach, dyspepsia, constipation, and ini* | aide of sustaining the largest population ot such officer to convey such person or
ai tiis furniture stor«^ corner of First and mother. Set silver table spoons, china pure t.loisl and to build up the system j o l any pia, ^ of iU g iie in tlle Nnion. , , llr persons before tlie recorder's court, to Isi
Main strei-ts. wlik-li ho pro[>OHes to soil at j cups and saucers, John ami Mary Biilups. It certainly imssesses wonderful merit mountains generally from base to summit dealt with according to law, and tlie ordi-
nances of tlie (own.
bottom prices.
Call and examine his Set china plates, Fred and Kutha McCrea j when all speak so well of it.
are either |K»ssessed witli a productive
stock if you iiave any idea of buying any- \ Set silver knives and forks and sugar 1
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Section 7. No person shall, himself or
] soil of surpassing richness or covered with
tiling in tiiat line.
spoon, Roda Haworth.
Glass rolling pin
dense grow th of great linn In-ring interests herself, or by his servant or agent, keep
O
n
ly
One
In
T
lie
U.
8
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and salt sifter, Geo. Haworth. Glass cake 1
- n its primitive state, or elso with sub- or maintain a gaining house or room, or
Vrof. Morrison and the Academy stu-1
stand, set napkins, C. It, Haworth and
Out
of
1357
cough
syrups
manufac­
|
terancan mines, which witli the little any place or rc-om w here betting is done,
dents Iiave been putting up a gymnasium
wife. Set salt cellars, A. T. Haworth and tured in tlie U. S., hut one lias fieen prospecting tiiat iiaa been, are proving j nor P 'w m i, or permit any person or i* r -
building on the school grounds during tlie |
wife.
Dressing case, J. It. Smith and > •ound fo be entirely free from opiates j highly encouraging.
j * ° na
frequent any place occupied, own­
holiday vacation. This will give the boys j
wife.
Silver
butter knife, Clint and Hat­ and that is the California Positive and
Do you realize in any degree how espo- ed or controlled, hy him or her, or to come
a good place to turn summcr-sanlts, and
tie Smith. Presents to Fred L. McCrea Negative Electric Cough Cure, which is . ¡ally favorable Newberg and its surround together at such place at any time, und
flip fla{>s and carry on genera', acrobatic
and wife, hardwood bed M om set, one tiie best on earth for coughs, colds, 1 ngs are situated ill many respects, com- play any game for money or other vaiu-
performances on rainy days.
fall leaf dining table, set silver spoons, j croup, etc. Sold by C. 1-. Moore A Co. pared witli any other town within 90 able thing, or for any check or representa­
Mr». Barton the invalid lady who came set plates, cops, saucers, set soup plates, j
miles of Portland, for future developm ent? tive of value, and every |ierson so offend-
from New York state last spring with tlie J. C. McCrea and wife.
Set hardwood !
W e have an eaterpm in * |«o|>te, good in* H,,an iorieit aml I,a;v to “ itJ town oi
hope that a change might avert the j cane bottom chairs, hardwood bed stead, C h rlu tia n « an«t T e m p e r a n c r O o p l a , T a k e society, tfcxxl achoole arid churches hi nuit!
upon con vie lion thereof, not
N o t I re.
effects of the dread disease consumption- table cloths, towels, family record, C. If.
Our Rhippin^ I ^*SM
twenty, nor in ;re than one hun-
About the lut. of December 1 w ill be prepared anybody but tho croaker.
died at the Newberg house on Thursday Haworth and wife. - Silver hotter knife,
dollars, for each and every such of*
to ahow a jp eeia l line o f Holt tiny f/oor/a. Hhieidfl privileges are muc h Riiperior to any other !
evening of last week. The funeral servi- J. G. Kberhard and wife. Fancy mustard , Motto eiirdff, Books. Booklets from the Wom an'«
town the same distance on any line o f ! ^,n8e*
i-es were con looted on Saturday afternoon jng and silver spoon, B. A. Eherhard. j Temperance P. A. CMcaro. H are on hand al-
j railroad running out from the metropolis ! Section 8. No |ierson shall bo an in-
at Friends’ church after which, tlie Issiy Set rliina inush bowls, John and Bennie ! so the best Flavoring Extracts without Alcohol.
The secret is we have both railroad and mate of an) gaming house or room, with-
| f a ll early and pet F IK s Y ( ‘HOICK.
l£ s laid to rest in Friends' burying E herb aril. Glam berry set, Elsie and ,
tiver. Tlie hills surrounding our valley in tlie town of Newberg, or shall lie in any
L c r r U a WORTH, Opposite Post Otlice.
gr nurds.
Edith McCrea.
(tlaaa salt cellar, J. C.
i ->n three sides make an additional advan-, *'*y connected therewith, or shall Ireqn-
Mrs. Philander Gaid will please accept McCrea Jr, Glass table set, John and
tage to tlie growth L f fruit over almost - *nt tlie same, or shall bo found therein.or
W o r s e Titan Leprosy,
any oilier locality.
shall play for money-or other valuable
the thanks of this office for a beautiful M an B iiliii». Setchioa plate, Roda II»-
bonqet of flowers (licked from a flower worth. Glass rolling pin and salt sifter, Is catarrh, and tfierc is hot ono prepa-
Tlie Horticultural hnsincss is tiie Indus- , thing, at any game witli cards, dice, checks
lied in the yard that has had no protec­ Geo Haworth. Glass cake stand an-l set ration that does rare tliat disease, and try triat should claim tlie leading attention ; billiards, or sny other article, instrument
Set that is thè California Positive ami Neg­ of every land owner in our valley.
tion from the weather this winter. Our napkins, C . It. Haworth and wife.
No device, or thing whatsoever, or bet on
eastern readers who have been wading salt cellars. A . T . Haworth and wife, i ative Electric l.iniment. Sohl by C. F. man need* a large traet of land.
Actual any such game when played, or to lie
snow three feet deep will read this with Red spread, J. R. Smith and wife. But. Moore A Co. It alno enres neuralgia, demonstrations are now being made of played by others, or lie guilty of selling
tears in their eyes. Poor fellows, we feel ter knife, Clint and Hattie Smith. Set rlienmatism. head ,-he, sprains, hurns, the real value of land in this community {sails, under a js-naltv of not less than
•orrr for them —don't want to reach them silver spasms and sugar spoon K. Kimball and all pain.
T ry it ami teli yonr when I tell you tiiat owners of fruit or- twentyrmw more than one hundred d-d-
and wife.
lejw e'or, through-the mow.
i herds m ar town have rwiliaed nearly sdar».
i tirigli hors w bere to get it.
LOCAL PAPER
l o r t lie y e a r 1 8 0 1 ?
IF YOU DO, TRY THE
6 R Ä P U I O ,
Tin regular pice cf tie Graphic is 51.51
Tie regular ¡ices ef the krieu Fw is 51(11).
YOU CAN HAVE THEM BOTH
FOR $1.50.