Newberg graphic., June 05, 1891, Image 2

A NEW UOAT W ANTED.
southern France and along tlie shores of
tiiu Mediterranean Sea, then called “ the
A first-class passenger service between
garden spot of Europe,” and extended
this
point
and
Portland,
by
way
of
the
1
liis tour through thu gardens of England,
¡ river, has been wanted for a long time,
which lie pronounced Die finest in tlie
IN C O R P O R A T E D .
and since the railroad company lias dis­
continued selling round trip titkets, the world. Something, no doubt, was due to
A gent Newberg.
demand is loader than ever. The greed tlie superior skill and industry of tlie
English over the Continental gardeners,
of thu Southern Pacific company if shown
and something to tlieir use of manure,
so
plainly
in
thiH
change,
by
which
every
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
hut much was also due to the subdrainage
passenger between thin point and Port­
and
irrigation of their grounds The skill
land is compelled to pay fifty cents more
ISSUED KVKKY FfUDAY MORNING,
on the round trip, that our |ieopleare in a some of Dietn displayed and tho capital
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
good humor to patronize a boat. The on­ they inverted in thus improving tlieir
EIIITOKS AND P U B I.18HEK«:
gardens
showed
that
they
fully
appreciat­
£ . H. W oodward & O hm . C. E mery . ly excuse Die company can have for mak­ ed w hat Klkington had taught them.
ing the change is simply that they are al­
Home grounils ami gardens are some­
lowed by law to charge the full rato, and
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1891.
they propose to take advantage of it. It is times so favorably situated that tlio drain­
Entered as second class m atter at tlie post time for our people to take the matter in age ran he utilized for convenient stock
Bought and Hold, and Sold on Com­
W ant to buy either a large or small
office at Newberg. Oregon.
■ ^ y E HAVE ON
hand, and by acting with citizens of other water, for an ice pond, fish poml, and
mission.
Other
ptirpoHUH,
with
hut
little
additional
farm,
you
can
save
both
time
and
m
on­
{mints down the river, take steps for put­
G eariiart Park, on Clatsop beach, ting a good passenger boat on thu line. ex|s«nso. J.n some cuses there are streams
For Low Prices and Future Advance­
lias been chosen as the site lor tho Oregon Consider for a moment the amount of of water that can ho turned so as to pro­ ey by« calling on us.
m
ent
in Values,
Chautauqua assembly.
travel over the railroad from this point» vide water for irrigation purposes. When If you are a Non-resident,
streams
are
not
so
available,
tlio
water
All grades of Realty, from an unfenced lot to th e very Best Im ­
and you will see that tho extra charge on
W e Defy Competition.
A nd wish to obtain any inform ation
P ortland is now a big city, th e consol­ rates will amount to a large sum during can often I si obtained by means of hydraul­
proved City Property, anil
Long Time on Deferred Payment»,
idation ol P ortland, E ast Portland and the year. This matter is wortiiy Die seri­ ic rams, wind mills and other compar­ about Heal Estate, or the Country in
Albina having been eflbetod by M onday’s ous consideration of our |Hiopie. Below atively inexpensive methods; or the water General, or Newberg ami vicinity,
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
election.
X
we publish a letter received from John from tlio drainage reservoir may ho utiliz­
X
We have for sale some of the Finest
in particular, W rite to us—Wo will
Sellwood, of Milwaukee, in regard to this ed. In sucli instances, where practicable,
111 any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
a
combined
system
of
sub-drainage,
and
Suburban Pioperty to be found in tlie
S tate senator E. T. H atch U ft last proposition:
gladly give tlie desired information.
A
irrigation can he advantageously establish­
w eek on th e steamer for Alaska, having
M ilw aukee , O h ., May .‘!0, 1891.
State, at very low prices.
ed.
received th e appointment to tho position
T he G raphic , Newberg, Oregon:—being
The
same
tiling
lias
been
used
for
both
of collector of custom s for Sitka. Ilis under tlio full impression that profitable
1 i
salary including fees will be $5000. per employment could lie found for a small purposes, leaving thorn open in wet weath­
year.
boat to run from tlio landing near New­ er to secure drainage ami closing tlie out
berg to Portland six times a week and re­ lets in drouths for irrigating the ground,
O ne of th e most sensible editorials we turn, I send the following account from a liut a bettor plan is to put in two sets of
h a v e recently noticed in tho Oregonian Portland paper of a bout which would he tiling, tlio irrigating tile at a foot and a
appeared Wednesday on the subject of “ no very suitable for the purpose, with the hull to two feet uml Dio drainage tiling
DEALER IN
politics in municipal government.” It is exception that such a boat must lie a stern Direo or four feet. Ex|s;riments made
full of good hard horse sense, and Port­ wheeler: “ The Iraida is a neat little in a number of places have demonstrated
land people would do well to heed the steamer just added to Portland’s fleet of that sub-irrigation is preferable to tlie
advice contained therein. Time will tell river boats. Tho is owned by W. 11. surface method, especially on rolling lands,
REPAIRING FINE WATCHES & CLOCKS A SPECIALTY. A Clean, Well-Selected Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Confectionery, Al­
ways on Hand. Queensware, Glassware, Wooden ware
w h eth er they do it or not.
NEWBERG,
.
.
.
.
OREGON.
Newsom, and commenced this week mak­ or on clay lutids that “ huke.”
and Best Brands of Flour.
Irrigation is not so essential in the
ing daily round trips between Kulama
T he Ettgene Guard lias blossomed out and this city, being four hours hero and eastern states as in tlie arid plains of tlie
in to a daily. It will for perhaps the next remaining over night at Kulama, thus west, yet it is often practicable and profi­ A NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
th irty duys, inflict itself upon the citizens giving the citizens of that place an oppor­ table. Only a few years ago a Vermont
of Eugene, and then, if the sheriff don't tunity to come hero any day to trade. She tanner published tlio result of Ids experi­
interfere, it will probably tone down, was built at Johnson & Sorenson’s yard in ment in making an irrigating pond by
gauge its aspirations to its surroundings, this city, and is a neat little boat. The buil. ling a stone dam across a ravine, and Is the pest diace ia town to pet your work done. All kinds of Tinw ork. such ns Roofing, Spout­
ing un«i General R epairing, neatly and promptly don e, Prices reasonable.
and proceed to enlarge its hank account Iraida is 90 feet long, 19 feet beam and 0 tlie increase of crops in thu first year
S ec o n d S t r e e t .
more
than
paid
tlie
whole
expense,
with­
F. H. STOREY, Prop.
by fiecoimng a good weekly paper, as it feet depth of hold, is propelled by triple
Two doors west of the post office.
lias been in the past.
expansion engines, 8, 19 and 20 inches by out counting the ice from tlie pond or
12. Thu pro|ieiler is 57 inches in diame­ thu fine outlook’.lie had for fish. Once
I n this age of greed is there anything ter, 12 feet long, and is allowed to carry properly made Die expense is hut a trifle,
that some uien will not do for money? 100 pounds o( steam. The registeiod ton­ and |>cr|ietuu! drainage and irrigation are
The latest dodge is that of millionaire nage is 9,084, and the boat will average supplied. Think of tho refreshing beauty
Newton, of Iowa, who it is claimed, stuff­ 15 knots per hour. She is intended only of a blue grass lawn sub iriigatod, when
NEW BERG,
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OREGON.
ed the mails passing over hie road during for passengers or light freight and pack­ the browning effects of a drouth aro every­
April while the weighing of tlio mails ages, arid licensed to carry 100 passongers. where witnessed, to say nothing of flow­
w as being done, tluiH defrauding the gov­ The house covers thu entire deck, except ers and fruits growing finely, because
ernment out of $5,000 to $10,IKK), llo has u very small iioi tion of tlio how ami stern. they have a full supply of air uml mois­
T H E N E W CATALOGUE
ture at tlieir roots.
boon indicted for the offense.
The machinery is open in the center of
Tests made in England showed that
tho boat in the main saloon, and the la­ tlio yield of grass was increased 30 per
Giving full information regarding the opening of Pacific College will he out iri
H a y M r . M c K in l e y will you please dies cabin Is aft of that.
Glass windows cent, by sub-irrigation over that of surface.
a few days. Send for one.
come this way with your “ bill” and knock are nil around tho sides, and may lie low­
Before the land was iri ¡gated in either
the trotters from tinder old Hpreckles so ered at will.”
E . I f. W O O D W A R D ,
way
it
was
a
barren
heath,
not
oven
afford­
that we can get twenty |Mjumlsof granula­
1 would have sent this communication ing sheep pasturage, but six tons of buy
Newberg, Oregon.
C hairm an of Board.
ted sugar for a dollar all the same us our earlier, hut I wanted to know the cost of
eastern friends? Pliiaso remeiiilsir that the boat, hut thus far liuvo failed in doing per acre were realized by drainage and
sub-irrigation.
gooselierries are on the maiket now, mnl so.
Yours,
A practical test made by a Texas gard-
with the usual probation of one berry
J ohn S ellwood .
Som ething N ew .
Som ething New.®;**
ncr shows the following: A reservoir 90
and twoHiigars at the present prices breaks
feet
square
uml
5
feet
deep
will
hold
40,(X
X
I
us all up.
DRAINAGE AND IR R IG A TIO N OF
gallons. A 12 to 14 foot wind mill in a
HOME GROUNDS.
I n q u ir e a t M il l .
fuvorublo location anil w;tli a good pump P r ic e s R e a s o n a b l e .
T he Portland Daily Examiner is no
“ He sendutli tlio spring inlo tlio valleys attached will till it in 10 to 12 hours.
mere—that is, the name no longer exists.
The pa|ier, however is still there, under a which run along the hills; He watereth That amount of water will cover two acres
new man, hut alinflar management, ft is iho hills from Ilis chambers and Die all inch deep, but in sub-irrigation would
«s ever, democratic to the core, and does laughing abundance by which tlio moun­ suffice tor four acres. These facts show
not apiiear ashamed to admit such to lie tains aro clowned in consequence of it. that it is feasible in nearly all instances
the fact when closely cornered, hike all Tho little hills rejoice on every side. to drain and irrigate home grounds uml
other new pu|iers it is full of promises, The pastures are clothed with flocks; the gardens, if not entire farms, ami that tlie
advice and patent news. It will he valleys aro covered over with corn; they increased beauty, productiveness and
hculthfulncas would more than repay tlie
shout for joy ; they also sing.”
known hereafter as the IHepalch.
Ho sung one of tlio sweet singers of cost of the work in a very short time.
“ We must teach by example” says a
J. C. Luuxitv, Indian agent at Warm Israel. If the text prove tlio better part
Springs, icports that crickets have made of Die discourse, it will tie wliat bus often Now Jersey horticulturist. I.ct tlio read­
ers of T!ir A tun ¡ran Garden who are
D e a le r in
a raid on the gardens and crops on the haptmtied to preachers before.
All cannot build their houses upon the amply aide to put these statements to tlio
reservation and have ulso eaten most of
tho grass on the range. The army of rocks, nor ujkhi D io sand; neither can wo test, employ drainage and hydraulic
crickets was troni two to three miles wide always build upon it hill nor upon dry engineers, establish drainage and irriga­
mid from eight to ten miles long. Mr. ground, but we can make tlio ground dry. tion systems on tlieir home grounds and
l.uckev says this raid liy the erickcts will Defective drainage» is tho cause of the gardens and in a few years those examples Tlie Best for Outside Finish—Softer to work, docs not swell and shrink like common
..r : Som ething N ew .
Som ething N e w .^ w
hard fir, and takes paint better.
leave the Indians without means of sup­ many ills of rural life. Many diseases will have spread and they will not only
increase
tlieir
m
u
pleasure
and
comfort,
find
their
causes
in
that
source.
Of
dis­
port for the next year and there will be
considerable suffering unless they receive comforts so caused there is no end. out will deserve and secure tlio credit of
Among reforms needed it is certainly one being pioneers in a great reform.
S h in g le s , L a th , H a ir , L im e , P la s te r ,
aid from the outside.
Indiana
J. 1*. AI'OLROATE.*
of Die tiirst importance. Very many luxu­
Till: meanest combination on earth is ries are not attainable in country life, but
a s ii
oorh
o u l d in g s
that one that takes advantage of the abso­ tlie comfort of dry ground by good drain- ( r KANVIM.K EVEREST,
lute needs of the people. Such a one is ago requires only thought and labor.
the northwest codili trust. Tho people of Being necessary to health ami comfort
A N T ) B U IL D IN G I I A B W A R E
the northwest ought to boycott this insti­ should lie argument enough to induce ¿4
© o
U
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O
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tution clear out of sight. It tho newspa­ every rural home owner to secure pro|>cr o
t—•
JESSE EDWARDS,...........................................................................................President.
pers of this section were hacked by the drainage where nature lias not already
p
B. C. M ILES,............................................................................................. Vice-President.
rigid kind of men, they would us guardi­ provided it, which nature rarely does, for
MOSES VOTAW,....................................................................................................Cashier.
'd
CQ
with
Die
single
exception
of
sand
or
san­
ans of Die public good, air tills institution
o
(3*
YARD AT THE DEPOT,
ol robliery, and sit down un illeso extor­ dy loam nil soils are improved in tlieir o
O
DIRECTORS;
tioners in a way to bring them to a sense heultlifulness whereon to locate homos,
«
JESSE EDWARDS,
B. C. MILES,
F. A. MORRIS.
ami
also
in
tlieir
fertility,
by
drainage.
of tlieir pro|s<r relation to lititiiii:iity, or
j ) \V.
JAMES CCMMIXS,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. C. COLCORD
E. II. WOODWARD.
Not being an engineer, l shall not enter Carriage
bring in a class of honest undertakers, so
■
‘o ' and Sign Painter,
OREGON.
NEWtlERG.
that among common people all the sub­ into the technicalities of drainage. A
J
BURT MOORK,
-E x ch a n g e bonght and
stance ot tint living would not have to go few general principles may Is« taken as
A ^ L v w r i : ^ , n i ^ ' n J ^ ^ * j Certificates* of Deposit issued payable on demand.-
established by Science ami ex|s«rienee.
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isold.---------- Good notes discounted.-----------Deposits received snbject to check at
lor the burial ol the dead.
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PHYSICIAN <fc SCRGKON,:—
J J F.STON & lUKKMANN,
f a l l on n s If yon want a z od ».11 at a rei» sight and a cenerai hanking business transacted.---------- Collections made on all
I'll«« «liaii ag<«, using round tile with collar
Office and R esidence One Block South of Post sonsblr fUnrc. Having hail Ion* experience
,
* 'Ir you w ant a limiti of ialnir, you can j.lints, is lu st for garden and lawn and for
Oil; ce.
» e guarantee *oe,l work, urico (or borili* amt aeeessable points in the l mtedj»tates_an£ Canada,
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OREGON.
find it anywhere.” lint to lie m ore ex nil fields where long roots may roach the
pattini: In waff, aOccut. per foot.
I-'ltf
„
, . \LA D D Sc TILTON, Portland.
plicit, you can find it over at th e poor bottom of tlio drain. Tlio tile should
N K\V UK KG,
OREGON
Correspondcnt.-s ^yafjonai p arp Bank, New York-
farm in Marion county. T h a t Die jioor have an o|s«ning at the liea«l as well as at
^
W. CARMAN, M. Ik,
DU. YOUNG,
unfortunates «ho on m count of sickness tlie outlet to maintain circulation of air, If you want « good w ell at a reanomible figure.
Strangers visiting the City are invited to call at the Rank for information concern
Give us a trial. H aving flu* host of now ma
o r poverty are c o n i|s'llc .| unw illingly to as one «if tlie great advantages of under
NEW BEUG,
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OREGON.
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NAUY 8U R U EO N .
ing the City.
chiuory, wo gunrautoo first class work.
seek shelter in a p.««r house, should bo a l­ drainage is in tlie circulation of the air
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Office, corner First and Main Streets.
C o r r e sp o n d e n c e I n v ite d .
lowed in tliis C hristian land to rem ain through tlie soil, making it light and
( J KAYES BROTH FUS,
Tlie treatment ol horses a specialty.
there without Itihies and o th er suitable warm, and aiding to its fertility.
/ : W. MiCONNl I.L. M. I>.
reading m atter, ami w ithout tiny pastoral
Calis attended with promptness.
A century ago Thomas Jefferson, Die
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care, >s a sítam e, and the piluul appeal lending horticulturist of Ids day in this FURNITURE & CABINET MANUF’RS,
K ew okru ,
O regon .
PHYSICIAN ¿ ST KOKON.
ew b erg
l o u r in g
il e s
liy one of those unfortunates, w hich we country, spoke of the fact tiiat “ Air is llte
NEW BE KG.
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OREGON.
give below, ought to arouse every person great fertilizing agent.”
He«« (l iv e s it S p e cia lty .
Office in tho Scarce residence.
All calls
w ith a soul who resoles in Marion county
Tlie depth ut which tiling should Is« i m p a i r i n g N o a t l y a n d P r o m p t l y d o n e . If y o u promptly au ten tici t» day or night. D iseases
JTV have rem odeled our .MILL an d ran now m a n ­
This is what he saya in it letter to tho laid, mid the size of tlio same, depends w a n t i N u m b e r On o I« >at. r h o a p . g i v o us a v a i l . of wom en and children » specialty.
(Mio b l o c k we st of .h u io s ’ h al l.
Journal:
ii|x>n the locution and the quality ot the
ufacture
FLOUR of the host tirade, by the FULL
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HOI
<%n«t SIGN ¿W IN T E R .
J ) l l . H ABOLI) C l AUK,
“ Aside from the ./ untai and S 1,¡‘re­ soil. Figures to suit in one ease would
110L L Eli PROCESS.
Houses painted in the latest TIN I S.
Paper
nt an, w It it* It Mr. McCormick, the *u¡*>r¡n- is« misleading in another. Tho length of
V »u F E K !> W ill. IT GKOT-SP EVERY ' \T tT .P A Y
ID E IST T 1 S T .
H anging, Graining, Staining and Hard oil
tendent, kindly permits us esi li day to the purse will also enter into our caleula- i
OREGON finish,
NEWBERG.
reati, and old "exchanges“ which wo oc­ lions. We must sometimes cut our gar- :
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TO OUR CUSTOMERS.---------- CALL A NP SEE US. ---------
done by DAY or CONTBACT.
Gold filling a specialty. Gas or V italized Air
casionally gel nt your otiice, we have ab­ no nts in probation to tlio cloth; while ; QHEHALEM
given In extracting tooth. All work
Shop on Main Street,
O regon ,
solutely no reading matter whatever.
warranted. OtUee on fo n or street, opposite
at other limes we may roiie the wearer
N ewberg, Oregon.
the Post Otiice.
“ Not even a Hilde! And in this con­ regardless of measurement*.
nection permit me, in sorrow, to say. that
Oi 1 El k i II gtl >11 fill*ghto ir Eui Ai - h anCf8*
" - 10, 20 and 40 Acre Lots,
during the six months that I have been tors how to dr.iiw tini» wat er od their u * It C
SAM UEL HOBSON
Nicely Platted with Streets,
here Diere has not been a single religious Units a >«uitiin .lib! a ha!If ago ami .1»din-
acres in nil. I■»> acres under cultiva­
Manufacturers of
service held in the plai-c, nor a single pas­ son quailntly t.«11* 111«* atoiry of the wornI t -
tion,
Do You W a n t a House l i m i t ?
toral cull. It m:tv is*, and is-rl.aps is, an ful »oik. Tin« V nglMt beiti;-, a* thoy I i - v h t l y and rolling.
ini\> from K. i
unprofitable held to labor in ; but w ho say, ven ■ “ con
live,* ’ hut as the > an­
K -i.ition. 9 miles from Newberg.
If you do. call on
knows? One is almost furiasi to I relieve k«-e «oui d s;IV. wry ‘•|.U Idim:
ni r-
O R E G O N '.
CHOICE F R U IT L A N D S P o r tr a it & L a n d s c a p e
M ID D L E T O N ,
that when, through sickness, poverty or cd iiiaiiv vedi « î » intro-bieu t)»(» »*y«tt
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e l,
O.
L V i- i C iC )
o'd age, one is . omtsdic I to seek it shelter. yet the lands roui1» 1 u'.out Sh«*rw i »1 Pri- * uu'iro fr*>m > _’» t» i l«> per non».
Turnt*, 1 j each, balance o year* time.
a home and an abiding place at the | ..... Forest. “ The Duke rie*, ' are living ox*
A R T I S T .
T l i o C V m t r 'i r t n r «I- Till il d a r We have on hand a full wipplv ol Touch and dressed 1nn:>r. and • good supply of
farm, that he hr es all caste, that lie Is- ampies of tlie «■dien y .»f und. »r-rirai’i;Iktv H . O O O C o in Its o f W o o d
l u e LUUIIULLUT 0£ n u u u e i .
enabling us to till all orders on short notice.
Portraits ««u'argcd :o life size and finished
conrea less «lesen ing of sympathy, of an
1 ifty \ ears aft«T 1Ukington taught ttl«'
To be »ut to applv on payment.
.
Parties
who
contemplate
bnilding will find it to their interest to call and inspect oar
in Crayon In>l¡.i Ink or Water Colors.
encouraging word or of the least at tent n. g mint rs liowti »kivi * thr il |.!w. •su» míorta-
Shop one door w*.« ot post office.
Inmber before {.lacing tlieir order.
J.
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KNIGHT,
B
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tipos..
Pn«'u
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tock
titan the most Imp« less uni in argil c III.« to til, livi-r * Albi won 1» itu Hy i* -! lut­
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NEWBERG
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OREGON.
P » i'-» » R e a s o s a b i * . F i * st C lass W o r k Gc voaxtked . C o t t i ? roer u n c i F o u c n z f i
«Hialina! in prison.
H. It. F.”
NEW BEUG. OKEGOS.
ice. Mi«»-MAS K ¡iura :i n a ’.•at- ' ta: igli
«Rftt¿UNIAN RAILWAY TIME TAULE.
Worth.
April 1, 1M.
Mouth.
X .V . Newberg, 7JM a. ra Lv. Portland, 9:40 a. m
Ar. Portland, tf-.au a. m Ar. Newberg 12:1"» p.m.
Lv. Newberg 12:4.'» p.m. Lv. Portland, 4:30 p.m.
.Ar. Portland, 8.20 p.in. Ar. N ewberg, t»:06 p.m.
Paavenger and Freight Kates to all points,
«an be obtained from
C. B. FR1H8ELL,
O. C. W R IG H T, Secretary,
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J. M. W R IG H T, President.
C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 2 0 , OOO.OO.
NEW BERG,
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OREGON
L ands ❖
I f you
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OUR LIST
A C R E A Q E
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Office on Main Street, Near Depot.
J O S E P H W IL S O N ,
F. H. Howard,
Watch maker and jeweler.
Grr-oeeries, Provisions.
The N ew T in Shop
Pacific © College !
The Newberg Saw Mill,
Is now ready to cut out on short notice all
kinds of
Rough and Dressed Lumber
_A ncl Shingles.
DGRRAN0E BROS.
DEPOT LUMBER Y A R D .
W» »||| ns »'I
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— W . P. I I E A C O C K ,—
The Best on the Market.
YELLOW FIR LUMBER,
3 E E J IA R IS & COXCDRD.
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BANK OF NEWBERG.
, 3 N Æ
N EW B ER G , OREGON.
Capital Slock. $ 30.003
rt Agent for D 0 RRANCE BROS.’ Lumber.
Newberg, Or.
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J. D. TAiiHANT Si SOM, P roprietors.
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
Newberg,
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ORCHARD HOM
SAY
Piioîograpïier
YOU!
Vincent Brothers,
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