Newberg graphic., February 06, 1891, Image 2

I f ! Here is niiy jnstk-ein Mr Hermann’*
Additional Local.
Indian depredati una Hill, let congress rec­
ognize Oregon I»y passing the ne-.i- ire,
A Card of Ihank#.
■lid thua everlastingly settle the quesliou.
We take this means of expressing our
It wi'l also He a very good way lo nssi,-t
heartfelt thunks to our many friends, who
in the great work of radueioj tlio “ tur-
so kindly assisted ns during our sore afflict­
plus."
ion.
J ohn Ik.iurv
J. ft. Ill NT AN!) FAMILY.
Till: Penn d irim irle in a regular and
welcome visitor ut this ottico. J. I. Jert­
Mayor ami M a ih I ir I Chosen.
eil I* non of Dr. Elian .Jessup is tinuneial
A t the council meeting Monday night
manager. Johnnie as lie was fainiiliarly
known here will gra luato from Poni) this .Samuel Hobson was chosen for lire offiet,
year anJ we expect to hear front him la­ of Mayor which was declared vacant, und
Joseph Wo.*l was chosen for Marshal in
ter on in life.
place of K B. Washburn who resigned on
IB8UED KVKKY FUIDAY MOUSING.
account ot having engagements that take
T he Chinese population of Milton, in
EDITOR« AND PUBLISH HRSî
him out of town.
eluding Jhe railroad laborers on tho Union
K . H . W o o d w a r d & O h m . C. K m k i
Pacific, were ousted by the white popula­
A Card o f Thanhs.
tion several days ago, and warned not to
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y (1, 1X91.
T o Dr. Carman and the many ftiends
return. The railroad ollteiais inform the
citizens of Milton that tie y intend to place who so kindly assisted us during the
Entered its second eia#, mntter ni lite post
ollice at Newberg, Oregon.
more Chinese there, and if they ie[ieat lust illness and death of our beloved
liie attack on them, trains will cease to daughter and sister we hereby tender our
sincere anJ heartfelt thanks.
W ith this issue wc introduce to our read stop at Milton.
M rs . V ale ntine ,
era, Orm C. Emery, lately front Burr Oak
M is . es V a le n tin e .
Tho Scientific 1 mrncan, referred to
Kansas, to whom wo have leased a half
intere*: in tlio G raph ic oilico. Mr. another column, under tho bea ling
Emery comoa with several years ex|a-r- “ Patents,” is tho very bast publication in
A lia r g it in .
ienee as a newspaper man und lias u this country for those interested in science
See Win. Hobsons lot of 20 acres north
thorough knowledge of llie mechanical engineering, mechanics, inventions, etc. of Joseph und Lewis Hoskins farm, 200
part of the work. W e have made many A copy of the Scientific American may lie fruit trees net last year— indications for
improvements In the G raphic : H is past seen at the office of this paper, where sub­ some fruit this year. This is a rare chance
scriptions will bo received
vear and our intention is to make as n
for some well to do man who wants to
n y more Iho coming year. Give us t
live within a mile of Newberg. f29O0.
•S imon tlio sorcerer w h o presides over cash will buy it.
patronage we have a right to expect and
wo will give yon a local paper second to tint .Slate si naJo seems to have tho mem
W ^illrimette R ea l E s ta te C o m p a n y .
1% A \ X . T . T IM E T A B L E
Forth.
July, l^.o.
South.
Portland *\r. .1r* p. m.
V an R tn. tv .
2 :« p. m.
Osircfn
10 00 a. in.
2 05 p. m.
Tirili tan
10 2 t a. in.
1 so p. Ml.
8inockri
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1 2.’i p. m.
Middleton
10 A) a. m.
11 40 a. m. Ar. Newberg Lv. 12 :tr. p. m.
.2 25 p. m»
Diluite«
'll 55 4. m.
HuaenifST and Fr.-isht lisie# lo »11 point»
«An be oblAiued from A?cut Kewberíí.
K. K osili.»».
K. A. K ovkümin .
Mgr.
A. (). K. il 1*. A.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
none in the county.
T h e business man who d on ’t advertise
in his home paper, is a mossback of the
first water.
W il l Oregon be respectably represent­
ed in the Columbian expositiun ?
the time to decide.
Notv is
tiers of that body under such control that
the w ily politician brings a m ajority of
them to their knees by a sim ple w ave of
the hand. T h o magician and the con ­
jurer in oriental tim es n ever waved
his magic wand w ith better success.
W o pity tlio m em ber who lacks the spin
al coluu n necessary to enable him to
vote his sentim ents, regardless ol dictation
from p o l'tv a l bosses.
S enator Dot PH anticipated the wishes
of the |ieople of this state and has been
B enator I nii a u . s was defeated last week
Hiip|iorliag the Nicaraugua canal bill from for the office of United ¡States Senator
the first.
from Kansas by Judge l ’effer of tho K an­
ina I-armor, the Alliance • audidiito. In ­
S ka o ri.i.s and am endm ents to various galls got very eloquent in Ins defense of
tow n charters tire the weighty matters oc­ iho rights of the down trodden producing
cupying Hie attention of the legislature ( lasses in a speech in Iho senate a short
the past week.
time ago. If lie had Spent more time in
defense of the lights of this class earlier
T h e authorities o f ¡Sprague, Wash , are in his career as a senator it is likely that
grappling with the brand-new Sunday he would have been returned to the sen­
law in a manner that would indicate n ate. The Iowa Tribune says this of his
determ ination to rid tlio town of Sunday H|>ccch. ‘ ‘ .Senator Ingalls’ recent silver
hums.
Hja*coh is the boldest instance of turning
Stale’s evidence known to modern his
A n y t h in !) reasonable in the way of ap ­ lory. Urowd him a little and he w ill tell
propriations for river im provem ent in this the country whereto find everything that
stato is com m endable. These great high
has been stolen during the past twen.y-
ways o f naturo should bo opened to tin live years. Shako Hie bush again, breth­
use of man.
ren.”
A h yet it is uncertaiu whethor tlie ie
w ill be any changcs niude in Ilio law re-
of Ilio com m ittee.
B e it said to the credit of Yamhill coun­
ty that the vote on tlio Australian ballot
hill, as well as others, icveals the fact
that pur si nntoe, 1’ . 1*. Ulte# is not
owned by Simon, tho political boss.
I t would seem tiiat the ballot reform
law, w Ilici, has proven so miect ssful and
‘ altogether satisfactory in oilier states
whcie tried, ought to I mi good enough for
Oregon without any of Mr. Simon’s
umemhiients tacked on.
Small
Emit
ESTATE,
LOANS
AND
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T
ìzcm I
con «reus, a«kin¿ for the foreclosure
of tho mortgage, claiming this us the U vt
BURT AfOOl;E,
— ¡P H Y S IC IA N A SU R G E O N ,:—
Offessati Kesideuccone Lleck South ni Post
N kwskko ,
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tbin g pointu to a tort of this ayatevn of
ruiimatl management at no far distant
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P H Y S IC IA N & SURG EO N.
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D E 1 TTIST.
NEGBEKO,
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Cash paid for Wheat
N c w be rg, Oro g on.
Photographer
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TO
S A M U E L .H O BSO N
-CALI. AND BEE CS.-
Cregon.
JO S. W IL S O N ,
D E A L E R IN
Portrait & Landscape
A R T IS T .
SHOP
OUR CUSTOMERS.-
Newberg-,
The latest report as we go to pres-’ war­
a specialty. Gas or Vitalize ! Air
rants us in saying there is hut little if any Gold filling
Klven laextrin-rlng teeth. All work
doubt about the sawmill being put in on warranted. o.:o • on (.'enter street, opposite
the Post Oiilc .
Portraits enlarged to life size and finished
Hie liver at once. The bonus asked for is
j in Crayon India Ink or Water Colors,
assured and only a small amount of tho
, R oom ovntt M oons B ros ., Ditt o S tork
stock remains to ho taken. Charley J
E. IIE S T O N ’S
NEW BERG,
O R E G O N.
Spaulding says they will g o to work at
once and will be reudy to run in eight
weeks. Hurrah lor the saw m ill!
Is always open, ready for
BLACKSM ITH
M lL L S .
I N F E E D WILL LE GROUND EVERY SATURDAY.
I*. W. <fe J ah . (
O EGON.
f L O U R IN G
We have remodeled our M I L L and can now m an-
a facture. F LO Udì o f the heat grade, by the F U L L
R O L L E R PROCESS.
We arc prepared to I p .r * and n-df wells on
Ottico in tho Soiree residence. All calls
promptly Httteii'Uai to «lay or nioht. Dl.sfctite*
of women mini ci ..-V n a s¡ioí:ia¿ty.
N E W B E R G , O R E G O N.
J. B. TARMRT £ SQM, P ro p rieto rs.
short id tict*. for ..U ct
per foot, the property
I ow ner furnishing t lie tiling.
UTUHvVN.
NEWBERG,
SAY B E R G
“ W \ TK Ih W A TE R . W A T E R ,”
i >.
CLOCKS A SPECIALTY.
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M V s o y JOHN
j'posita J. !). Car? r’s
fetore. Call - ma le ail hours. Chronic
lay sick for six weeks in the hot month of Au
laity.
CP. ,(JS 1
Bust and
his cry v . -
and PROVISIONS,
!ULi
O r i ’O.SITE B A N !
N E W AYIWIETI'V'A l H i .
C EN TER STREET.
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A L L K IN D S OF W O R K IN I l l s L IN E . 1 fin ves Bros, hnve started Cabinet siiop one
^ 0 S ÜI
i
J block west tjf .Tom*.'.’ h ill and lire prepare”! t<>
W e ftear that Frank Elliott is quite Give him a call. Simp near the Bank do first da;,« vv..rk with the latest improved
j maohinc-ry. N* w work dime lo order. Bring
Building
anxious for the day to arrive when lie
I in your old furniture and r;el it repaired. We
O b e g c n . | warrant our work to he first class and low
will start on I uh return journey to Oregon N kwuebo ,
, prices. (Jive us a cull.
Before sentUng your children away from home to school investigate the merits of
from Ridge Farm Illinois. ID will start
G havrs B ros ., Newberg, Or.
about the first of March and it is mildly F r o m T Ü I Í M I N A I , o r i N T U K I -
hinted that a Mis. Elliott will return with
O K P O I N T S th o
' U r O R D E N B R O TH E R S
him. Frank is inclined to tie practical
in his actions and v.o hud expected to
W e are prepared to offer better advantages now than at any timo in the past.
1-vx.ka J
hear of a w ise movement on his part while
¡F iv e courses of study:
viz.
G R A M M A R SCH O O L, A C A D E M IC , C O M M E R -
lie waa away.
1 All work in otir line done in a workman-
I C IA L , M U SIC and A R T .
K A1LH O AD
like manner. Shop on First Street,
I T E W E E a G , O^SCS-Ol'T.
F B IE M B S ’ P A C O T A DA D E M I ,
m
’To All PßlülS E&SÎ
St. Paul and Chicago
l l o f r l ! ( h e a p !!
Wc have for sale tho One hotel proper­
ty known as “ Tho Newherg House,**
which within tho next thirty days we can
sell cheap and on ca-y terms. The prop­
erty is first da. s, l.xatiun tho verv lust
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bring in the center of the town near the
business center, op|sisite tint hank and
near the P. O. Ac.
A practical luile|
man will do a splendid I usi ness with this
house. For particulars call on or address,
M m u s A Coi.t-oitii
New berg Ore.
N kwbeug ,
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W. S. P owkll .
I’ O W iU .L
1U1.I
O rloon
J. J, Siiiri.KY.
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The Grammar school ar.il Academic courses gives opportunities for
S I U P I j K V .
thorough
In the Music course instruction w ill be given on the Piano and Organ. Piano for
j practice will be furnished students at $1.00 per month. In the Art course instruc
j tion will be given in Crayon Drawing and Oil Fainting.
For Catalogue,
0 MERCHANTS
and Dealers in
\ GROCERIES FLOUR FEED H AY mid
GRAIN.
280, Cor. Frout A Jeflfer.xon Sts.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Address,
I H. UMST
E D W IN M O R R ISO N , Principal.
£ « y “ \VELLS DUG A T 35 C EN TS P E R FOOT, g e l
T h e A lc lv iiile y H ill
HOUSE and 8IGN P A IN T E R .
Houses painted in the latest TINTS.
Paper
Hanging, Chaining, Staining and Hard oil
finish,
done by DAY
a
and refined education. In the Commercial course students may obtain a practical
working knowledge of Book-keeping, Ac,
has not affected our business.
or CONTRACT.
Shop on Main Street,
tinue digging
Newberg, Oregon.
W ells up to
half feet diameter, within
W e con­
3 and
its, at 35 cents per foot, and w all
iT T iT T ^ T il
same at 15 cents per foot.
X V
A full line of under-,
¡taker’s goods may be
found at my residence
on Winooiki street. Pri­
ces reasonable.
the
Property owners to furnish the Brick.
Yours Respectfully,
f - ’S " 'F R A N K WOOD, General Contractor, (P . O. Look Box 2 2 .:^ p C t
JVIilliiiery. I
IN E W S T O D lib
one
the City Lim ­
C. B. H aw orth,
NEAV STOCK!
• Something Neve.
Something New.
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-, R U R A L I i O M E |
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N o. 2 .
Of The Latest Styles.
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H A T S T R IM M E D TO O R D E R ON
SH O U T N O TIC K .
ALSO A FUL1
L IN E O F R E A D Y T R IM M E D GOODS
ON H A N D .
C A L L A N D E X A M IN E
M Y SU PBLY.
Miis. S. E. S m it h .
l ’T k 'x ib lo
BARGAINS The Best on the Market.
(T he E. H . W oodward F arm .)
T H E O NLY
A V lxccl
Our Mill caunot he equalled Ur simplicity
H.—K parte».
A
For
.1. M 1IOSKTN.S SHOE SHOP,
Oilice nu M in «fr
Mari.» A Coli’oril-Unral Home N<> 2.
n,!,ki" tS tl,‘ m
,,u,,v "
‘°
power, and self governing principles.
of tludr l>U!»tinM8 at a ptnul round
W in. Hobson—20 acres fruit land for
W e m a n u fa ctu re
Hat it is a fart mucli to I k * doplororl that • salo.
tlu*ro nri* otlmr und rvsin'rtulrle huninfss ! J. 1. Knight—Fruit tracts at rhehaletn r i.VAN, FI M I -
HV.Yi» M I! I. S U P P L II
lntert‘nt8 of iho country last falling into Orehartl Homes.
ot every description. Kctiatdo agents wanted
the hands of foreigner* and aliens.
More
Maris A Holeord — Hotel for sale.
a unoccupied territory Address,
than half the milling and grain htorn^c
husincHs of the country, to say nothing
pii.-ing pe uvei
j
REPAIRING FI HE WATCHES
O regon .
j A full Hue o f Millinery good«. New arrivais
i " f tlio latest ‘ ty’.us every week. Cutting and
1 fi'.tint? Gy the French bias system. Location on
j Main St.
M rs . N ettie H anson .
MAIN ST. NEWBERG, OR.
¡
THE
bree and lot in ?*he!t«»n will buiid silos the
coming season. A!! that i« n cc? iry to
make th system pipntar i« a fc.v cuter-
FARM S,
Watch maker and Jeweier.
The treatment of liorsca a s|K-clalty.
i Calls attended with promptness.
i —
LX W . C A R M A N , M. D.,
Offer, Turner Fli
S L U G MO W
O regon . • N b w b e r o ,
Ncwlcrg, Oregon.
opportunity tlio government will ever
have to tght the practicability of govern­
mental ownership and management ol
railroads.
W . J. Mc(\»nnell, r»'contly
e Irete« 1 tT. S. Senator front Idaho, has in-
trodiieed a bill for HUch foreclosure, but
Several Yamhill farmers are talking of
providing for tlie leasing of tho road by
.»•1 ,.|»rin z tii * t Dug * evAtem in corn«»«*tien
b id« toicuponidbie parties, the lca>c to W!!h flu ir dairi.-s
It i* p»i«oit«*<Ì that
Itot.fé» Martin «»ust of town. W. t ’ IL*tn-
run for a fteriod of fifty yearn.
Kvei\
G R A IN
F. H. Howard,
DR. YO U NG ,
V E T i.fC IlN Y I f Y
WAKÜFAGTÜRED.
T iik U. 1*. railway company owes the
governm ent
piu*t duo U>uds
and interest, w cn rttl by a eorond mort­
gage on tlio mad bed and rolling itixk.
The logiwlaturc of Nebraska has tmmioriul-
AND
I
A. D. CHARLTON,
Ass’t Pass. Aj»t.,
tulning and «pet-
',U ,lv*
rests, is It. the hands of this
Fume dangcMUB das«. Tho evila cunso-
<im nt upon such n condition of ihicgs in
Incoming every day more apparent. Not
only do tho protìta from tho bufinomi go
to forvign conutrica, but tho labtir em ­
ployed is mainly foreign labor, thus ovud-
ing the moat carefully laid pians for pro­
tection to the V meri ran workingman, and
bringing poorly paid foreign labor into di­
rect competition with hi n at home, and
augmenting the power of that already
dangerous clement in American politic*,
the foreign \oto.
RANCHES
- -T zsJVTMrxrWTTf*
New T ills W eek .
of (1100,000 bus lieen lai-etI 1 iv Portland
I.AST week we mentioned the fact that
( ’. Mari — Healer in dine harness, gen­
pallia«, to insure micco** tu tliu netv tin-
A V in d A l i l i
dertuking. Tho tirsi nuinber »vili ap|a>ar the brnwerv interests of Ibis country w e»» eral reparing.
T H A T CANNO T HE HEAT.
i
fast falling into the hands of foreigners.
J. It. Mount—Hardware, stoves «&e. in
ahout Ilio lirst ut Mali li.
acres joining town with 2 lots. $200.00.
This is no doubt in part owing to tlio fact bank building.
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10 "
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$<*00.00.
Can
graduate
the
speed
of
the
wheel
as
low
j
J. K. Heston— Itlackain¡thing and horse
T iik house passeil thè Australian liailot that a feeling of fear is creeping into tho
a- 18 strokes per i . unite In strong winds.
10 and 20 acre* near town $30 per acre,
hill last Monday without the amendments |
,lia lill ,,,*r <<>uth is that their shoeing.
We Use t uly 10 d l’Yervnt pteoes hi tho entire , so acres—.” miles out at $20 per acre—20 acres
construction of the iron work.
that had been tacked on in tlio senate business is fiatile to lie short lived,» thus
Whitmore A-
Flour and feed store.
When it was returned to llie senate, little
Jo «THrkuil hi« whip and ;i majority of Ilio
iiHMiihurti fidi in line and ndiiKed to pas*
tho bill without the amendments. Both
houses apts.inted committee* to confer
together to see w lial could la' done. The
chance« are Unit the hill will fail, and if
Joseph Simon is not held rcs|H>nsih|e for
I t e failure, tin-republican party de.-orve*
defeat at the next eie, lion.
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STO C K
I.TTJVv'33IHILC3-, OR.
Is the line to take
C. If. Frissell our popular station ag -nt
wears a Southern Pacific badge on his inti
that shines equal to a star of the first
It is th<‘ DINING CAR ROUTE. It runs
magnitude. And we might add that
Thro
» VE9TXBULED . ; 14
Charley is a high kicker, especially w hen
EVERY DAY lu the year to
Cox holds the chip and Knight gives him
a boost from behind. After seeing that
kick we decided to carefully guard our re­
(KO CHANGE OF CAR:’ )
marks so that lie might never have cause
I t was announced a short tinio ago
Composed of Dining Cars Unsurpassed,
to come around with blood in his eye de­
through tho associated press dispatches
Pullman Drawing Room Slo pers
siring an interview with tlio scribe.
Of Latest Equipment,
that P. T . Burnmn tlio veteran showman
was dying. Boon lie wus reported as be­
1
ing better and new the old man is on his
The cannon bull express ilid'nt come
feet again. This may ho P. T ’s latest thundering along Monday morning the Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations are for holders of First or
advertising dodge, we can’t say, but first of Hie month according to promise.
Second-class Tickets.
Barnum is one of the most successful bus­ The excuse given for the failure is that
To and from all Points in
iness men this country has ever produced, llie company sent east for n-pairs for tlio ThlWTlfrh
llUOUgtf liU u lfl
AMERICA. ENGLAND,
and this is what lie says j “ Bo eareftll- engines and they failed to arrive on tin ny and EUROPE c;i£ be purchased a,t any Ti^ke
to advertise in some shape or other, W e will pass the failure this time Ofllco this Company.
because it is evident that if a man lias —and ahout seventy-nine more times.
Full information concerning rates, time of
ever so good an article for sale and nobody Don’t he in a lmiry gentlemen, the peo­ rains, routes and other details furnished, on
application
to any agent, or
knows it, it will bring him no return. ple are patient and long sulli ring up Inis
Tho whole philosophy of life is, first sow, way.
then reap. This principle applies to all
kinds of business, and to nothing mom
No. 121 First Street, Cor. \Va*:h.,
Since the management of tho railroad
eminently Ilian to advertising. If a man
Portland, Or.
has a really good article there is in» way has passed into tile bands of the Southern
E. II. W O O W AU D , Agent,
in which he can reap more advantageous l'deiflu company tho railroad men includ­
ly than by ‘sowing’ to tho public in this ing station agents, hrukemen and conduct­
ors, wear bright shining badges on their
wav.”
caps to distinguish them from tho com­
Po ut old Dayton is on Ilio back track mon herd. By thia alone a stranger will
again and tho tr iil is already getting eoi.1. lie able lo distinguish the jolly goo I natnr-
The saloon was closed there a year or two ed conductor Crocker from a crowd of
ago and for the past year, more signs of young fellows w ho are out for a good time
life an i public spirit have been develop and are anxious that every ono else shall
ed than for the past eight years. One sa­ enjoy the trip, ( looker still retains liis
loon was opened last week w ith prospects w histle however and by this yo shall know
for a second min soon, mid the pmhuhil him.
T iik Evening Telegram, of l’ortlantf,
haH cltnnged hands, and will ho placed in
new quarters, which will lako it out Irom
under the wings of the Oregonian. The
new management promise u first class
ities are that the old ruts will now be
evening paper fur Portland.
good enough for Dayton. W ell let them
have tho class of people that saloons ttl-
Fosnat of < )hio, McKinley ot Ohio, ( ’ali­
tract from the tide of inini'gration and we
noli of Illinois, Platt of New York und
will take those who prefer to locale in it
John 0 . Now of Indian », are ali mention­
town that gives good schools the prefer­
ed in connection w th the appoint incili
ence. This is the class of |«>ople New-
ota man to till Ilio vacancy in lini cabinet,
lierg lias been bidding for ever since the
occasioned by the death of secretary Win-
town was laid out, and as for prosperity
dom.
we are very w illing to compare the results
A nkw deinocratic duilv, (oliocalieri Ilio ol the past five years work with any o ili­
l ’ori land Tribune, D ulionl to Isi ihirn in er town in the valley that Inis bid for tho
Portland. Frank S. Gray, formerly man­ saloon element. That it pays to do the
ager of thè New York Mail and Express, right thing even as a matter of policy,
will stand al thè liolm and manipnlitle thè has been fully demonstrated in the build­
rttddur. Il is sani lliat a gli.iranico fumi ing up of our tow n.
IN S U R A N C E ,
Tracts,
All
Kinds
of Town
And
City
Property
J . 31. W E I G H T & S O N S , M A N A G E R S .
Tonrist Sleeping Cars,
garding assessment and taxation. A ll
th è bilie presented are stili in thè bande
I t is said that about 12,000 bushel* of
potatoes remain in the river bottoms ui
the Willamette, ubovc Buena Vista, wait
ing for shipment.
The uxtrem dy low
stage of the rater at M i t i m e of the year
is very unusual.
The Saw Mitt.
B E A I.
F. B. STEARNS & CO.,
The library commith'o of the AVhitticr
Literary Society has ordered the following
K r s n v iM .E , i>:i> , r . s. a .
Head for a ('At^lo^uo.
hooks for the society’s library: “ Buried’
('¡ties Kecnvored,” “ In Parkest England,’'
"Instructions to C'hiistian
Converts,’’ I
“ Cniwn of Wild Olive and Sesame and
I.dies,” “ Tho Hoosler Schooltnaatcr,” !
“ I/4'ssons in life ,“ “ Little Women,”
“ Life of Loni*a M AK*ott” and "History
of the Pedine and Fall of the Homan Em­
Always U-i'ps in ?to. k
pire. ** These hooks w ill make a welcom­
ed addition to the library, as they are all
gcod books. Tlio "History of the IVcIine
and Fall of the Homan Empire” h written
Also
bv Gibbon, and comprise« five volumes.
The library lias already Hindus I re> port­
able pro(«ortiona, and its contents are a
-A . 1STJD H A Y .
credit to the society*. The lx oka are all
C
’
all
on
n*
W ti*‘ll
«.4 anything
from «tali laid aulii»>r*
sclecttnl with
U do .
asonablo.
special ret« ren* «* to their ad.iotability t»>
the c»*u Is of the sto lent 'vh * may dc*ire
to »! » g, nera! n'uling in connect», n with
hi.- I« ;*.:*»
1 Ù ' .
C IT Y
ï'eed Store
Standard Brands
of Flour.
BRAN, SHORTS, CHOP, CATS
Ydhitmore A Son.
SEE
cleared, halauce mostly open land and choice j
for fruit and grapes.
House and lot central location, property well
improved.
lOOacrcaon the railroad with enough good i '
saw and cord wood timber on it to pay for the i
Had.
We can sell these bargains for the next s o 1
days on very easy terms. Call early or you j
will get left.
MARIS A COLUORD.
B U Y A LO T IN
PH EH ALEM
ORCHARD HOME
M A I M S & BOX D O B ’D,
.. - Something- N ew .
Something New.tJV
BANK OF NEWBERG.
Capital Stock, $30.000
NEW HEKG, OREGON.
I ES SE E D W AR D S,
B. C. M IL E S , ..
MOSES V O T A W .
It Co-'.ains 10, 20 and 40 Acre lots,
JESSE ED W ARD S,
Nicely Platted witii Streets.
....... President.
. Vice-President.
...........Cashier
D IR E C T O R S:
B. C. M IL E S .
F. A. M O R R IS.
J. C. C O IX O R D
E. II. W O O D W AR D .
s • i acres Dn.lei cultiva­
tion,
I ics sii;l\t!y and rulliTiM. 3, mi’ c from R. Certificates of Deposit issued parable on dem an d------------- Exchange I .ought and
R. station. I! mites frvm Neals-rit.
.«old.-----------Gt od notes discounted.----------- IVpeGts received enljcet to cheek at
C H O IC E F R U I T L A N D S sight anil a general lin k in g business transacted.-----------Collections made on all
raitgt* Irum i-’-") to f|i) i-er acre. aei-essable points in the Unitisi States and Canada.
Term «, i oaî*l», balance I yean* time.
57.' acres in all.
H . O O O C ' o r d i o f A\"oocl
To be d it to ai't.iv on payment.
J. I. K N IG H T .
NEW BERG,
:
O R EG O N
Correspondent* < ’ ■l l , D * TTLTO.V, Portland.
i.Vati on a l Park Rank, .Yew i ’ork-
Strangers visiting the City are invited to call at the Bank for inf irmation concini
i:ig the City.
C >n’c s D o ii']o n r e In vite*^