Newberg graphic., July 10, 1891, Image 2

OKKUONIAN KAILWAY TIME TA BMC.
Morth.
Aprll 1, 1WI.
South.
I,v. Newberg, 7:' m a. m | Lv. Portland, 9:40 a m
Ar. Portland, S:3Ü a. lu. 1 Ar. Ntjwbcrg 12:1'» p.m.
Lv. New ber b 12 4> p.m. | Lv. Poriluiul, t » p.m.
Ar. PortUuu, 8:20 p.m. I Ar. Nowberg, O.Ou p.m.
P&a^euger aud Freight liâtes* to ail points,
eau be obtaiucd irom
C. B. FKld-’lELL,
Agent Newberg.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
ISSUED KVEß V FRIDA V MOBSISQ.
EDITORS AND P17BI.I8IIKR8:
JC. H . W o o d w ar d i
O b m . C. E m e r y .
FRIDAY, JU LY 10, 1891.
Entered as second class matter at the post
ofllce at NewbcrK, Orcxou.
T he elect lie railway front Salem to the
state fair grounds is now in running order.
H on . W m . M. T ownsend , formerly of
La Fayette, and an old time democrat
baa purchased tiie Lukeidew Examiner.
H on . H annibal H amlin , who was
during Lincoln’s first term
died
Bangor, Maine on July 4th at the
age of 82.
vice-president
at
I k the “ states picnic” at Balem may
as a criterion a call to form an
organization of former Kansas |H*ople
would best lie made as a call to reorganize
Kansas would purely he “ in
be
taken
the state.
It.”
I t is a questionable piece of business,
this thing of marrying a Sioux Indian as
has been done by Misses Fellows and
Goodalo, hut the worst feature of all is the
action of the (¡rat named ladv, w ho now
asks for a divorce. It will he too had to
spoil two wigwams.
I t is said that the Crow Creek Sioux
are raising a row because Uncle Sam
don’t furnish better beef. \Ve can hearti­
ly sympathize with these eariijino-hued
gentlemen of the forest, anil unanimously
unite with them in a full grown demand
for a better quality of beef.
F ob a number of years under the pro­
hibitory law in the city of Portland,
Maine, liquor was sold in defiance of tie
law, but tiie statement is now made by
Neal Dow that not a place can ho found
in the city where liquor is sold as a bever­
age. So much for persistent effort.
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T he Salem paper* state Unit a petition
is out asking that Dr. Smith he appointed
as superintendent of the insane asylum in
the place of Dr. Lane, w hose tiino ha-
about expired. If Dr. Lane is filling tiie
position well there is no justice in putting
him out simply to make a place for an­
other man.
T he broach in the Fvangelieal church
in this state is becoming something of a
reproach to that organization, and an in
jury to the cause of
There
are doubtless two sides to the question,
but botli sides
do a great deal more
giaid by dropping the quarrel than by cur­
rying it any further.
Christianity.
can
T he statement is made that the people
of Oregon consumed during the year end­
ing June 30, last, 1)2,140 barrels of hour.
Add to this the amount of other liquors
consumed and you would have more than
enough to pay the lunning e iponses of
the state, capitol dome and all. Here is
something for tax payers to study over.
I n the police court of Portland Mondaj
there were forty "drunks." If thn Ore­
gonian would (rouble Itself to investigate
ii would probably llnil that this more than
equaled the number ot drunks in some
entire states that morning, for instance
some one of those states which it so loves
to ridicule because of their prohibitory
laws.
A n adveutim ment in a I’ortlaiid paf'er time upon the broad expanse of waters,
Tuesday mentioned the uiiiaculous curu aud even dared to mingle human voices ,
of several posons by electricity, while on with the voice of nature’s thundering».j
the opposite page apisiart-d an account of Others stood mute and almost motionless,
the execution in New York of fuui crimi­ \ as if they deemed silence most becoming
nals by the same agency.
Many and I in the presence of siu-h sublimity and pow­
great are the things accomplished by the er. The one bewildering thought that
aid of electricity, und yet the statement is comes crowding upon the mind while
made that the world has. scarcely seen the looking and listening to tho long lino of
breakers that pour in like a thousand
beginning of its wonders.
Niagaras, and lash against the rocks that
Just now the gathering of chittum hark line this coast, is, that this restless agita-
for medical purposes is quite extensive in ! lion never ceases,—that since creation’s
Parker valley, Polk county. The haik is dawn it has continued the same. Th«|
peeled from the tree and laid sap down to
dry lor ten days, when it loses half-weight | activity thus displayed seemed to stir the
It is then pounded to a coarse powder aud : latent energies of both body and mind;
shipped in sacks. They are getting out j so much so that some of the patty, bent
many ions,—Eugene (Juaril.
| on daring feats scaled thn heights of pro-
The tree from which this bark is gath­ j -cling rocks, where they stood gazing up­
ered is found along the Willamette river on the immeasurable waste; and outlined
and tiie small streams that put into it, against tho foaming waters, they had the
and some one from this point might find appearance of miniature pieces of statuary
it profitable to engage in gathering the mounted upon immense pedestals. The
bark.
morning of the 3rd was sot for an oceau
voyage, and when the timo arrived, »
u n n o v a t in g « l o a p p i
little company full of expectation went
«HARUM.
on board a small sailing vessel, and as we
The question is often asked if buildings glided over the smooth waters of tiie Bay,
are worth repuring. Of course, it depends tie band played an accompaniment,
upon the excellence of the stinclure in while tho cheers, and waving handker­
question, bo the question of rejuvenating chiefs that greeted U3 from the shore,
individual ti-eua or old orchards depends seemed as ceremonial as though we liad
upon the inherent health, preparation aud started out to circumnavigate the globe.
actual value of the trees in question. An On reaching the Bar, the boat like a huge
orchard which is composed of ill shaped, sea-monster begun to plunge, until we
half-decayed or leaning trees is not worth realized what it meant to he “ Rocked in
the trouble, labor, time and worry which tiie cradel of the deep” but.not such rock­
would lie involved in anything like a fair ing as brings on sleep, About one third
attempt at restoration. An orchard w hi. h of our number were attacked with that
has been trimmed by sawing off branches distressing malady known as sea-sickness,
six to nine inches in diameter, and where and as it had been a matter of considera­
such wounds have gone through the pre­ ble conjecture, who should be the first to
monitory stages of rapid decay, can never yield to the exactions of Old Neptune, il
«) restoied to its full vigor and healthful- was the cause of no little merriment, to
watch the efforts of those endeavoring to
ness.
Loosing at orchard planting from this conceal the approaching symptoms. A
standpoint, I should make these points: scene of considerable excitement ««cured
st. l'lant only the best trees attain­ when a ter getting out into the deep sea
able, the cost being a very minor considera­ the fishing commenced. The lines were
thrown out, aud were shortly after jerked
tion.
2d. I’rur.o so completely at tho start, back, throwing flouncing fiih upon the
and subsequently, that no large branches deck, amid tho triumphant shouts of the
will ever need to ho sawed out, thus avert­ passengers. Sea gulls, and Sea liens al o
ing t!to damage resulting from mechani­ enlivened the trip; and after remaining
cal injuries to the tree, which are greater out an hour or two, tho vessel returned
safely to port.
than ever estimated.
The 4th was spent in making a visit U
¡id. Pursue an even, uniform system
of management, which shah secure good, Cape Fiulweal her—live mil. s away and
hut not excessive growth and develop­ renin. Before the crowds arrived at
Newport, to celebrate the lili and increase
ment year by year.
Such is my ideal of what an orchard tho noise and hustle of thn noisest of days
should he, hut such orchards are few, and wo were well on our way. With luncheon
we are obliged to take them us they are. basket ill hand we strolled leisurely along
Do not lose time on loose, leaning, or a beach smooth almost as a marble floor.
heart-rotten old trees, but dig them out Shells were scarce, but water agates,
at unco. On the other hand, if you find Sea mosses and other curiosities ad led
old tires ill fair vigor and sound to tiie interest to the journey. Though fur from
core, you may make something of them the crowded streets and the sound of
V ter removing worthless trees, scrape marshal music, yet to a lover of nature,
"There Is pleasure 1« the pathless woods,
mil prune the rest, being careful not to
<a\v off too largo branches, for decay is There Is rupture on tire lonely shore,
There lx society where none intrudes,
piito apt to follow. It is better to suffer Ily the deep sen - sud music In Its roar."
some inconveniences than inflict too larg <
I will not further eneroicli upon tho
wounds upon a tree. After pruning,
space in your paper by giving other items
which is better done in November, so
of interest—the program of exercises at
that tiie wood may he well scared, plow
the Association etc. etc., that might be
tho orchard carefully, so us nut to break
givin.
large roots, and thence on for a time culti­
L. E i . i . a H artley .
vate the ground.
Now comes unothor question which
WOltMK Til \ N I.KIMIOSY,
nearly always confronts us in an old neg 1« catarrh, mu] there is hut one preperation j
Icctod oichard, und, indeed, too often in that docs cure that disease, and that is the Cal
young orchards—worthless
varieties. ifornia Positive and Negutivo Electric Lini­
Therefore, a necessity arises of re-grafting ment. Sold hy <\ F. Moore & Go. It also cures
neuralgia, rheumatism, headache, sprains,
many trees, hut do not mistake again b)
burn», and all pain. Try it uud tell your
working in novelties ; take varieties sui­ neighbors where to get it.
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ted to the locality, soil and market. In
O N L Y O N K IN T I M : V S.
«■grafting, a great deal of judgment is
Out of l.:.Y7 cough syrups manufactured in
needi .
di like to graft stocks more
the V. S., but one has been found to he entirely
than two inch m in diameter, and never free from opiates ami that is the California
cut off more than one third of the top to Positive am! Negative Electric Gough Cure,
ru graft in one year. The importance of which Is the best on earth f-*r coughs, colds
a skilled grafter will bo apparent. I f two croup, etc. Sold by G. F. Moore & Co.
G O M P '
IlSTCOItBORTATED.
O. C. W R IG H T , «Secretary,
J. M. W R IG H T , President.
C A P IT A L
1
S20,00(l.OO.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
NEWBERG.
I f y o
1
1
STOCK,
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OREGON.
L a n d s *—
u
W ant to buy either a large or smull
^TE
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com»
h a v e on
mission.
farm, you can save both time and m on­
OUR LIST *
ey by calling on us.
If y o u
a re a N o n -r e s id e n t,
ment in Values,
W e D e f y C o m p e titio n .
A ll grades o f Realty, from an unfcnc-ed lot to the very I lest Im-
Anil wish to obtain any information
proved City Property, and
about Real Estate, or tiie Country in
General, or Newlierg and
For Low Prices and Future Advance­
♦
:!:
•
L on g Tim e on Deferred Payments,
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
vicinity,
W e have for sale some o f the Finest
in particular, W rite to us —W e w ill
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
,1,
Suburban Pioperty to be found in the
gladly give the desired information.
9
Office on Main Street, 7 Near Depot,
a
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State, at very low prices.
b
J O S E P H W IL S O N ,
S’. H. Howard,
DEALER IN
Watch maker and Jeweler.
REPAIRING FiiiE WATCHES &
.
NEWBERG,
.
.
.
i Groceries, Pro visions.
CLOCKS A SPECIALTY.
A Clean, Well-Selected Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries an I Confectionery, Al*
ways on Hand. Qneensware, Glassware, Woodenwaro
and Best Brands of Flour.
(in i c n v ¡
OREGON.
.
THE NEWBERG SAW MILL,
NEWBERGy
-
Pacific ® College !
OREGON.
Have in stock and for sale
Rough
and Dressed Lumber
o
P O R T L A N D F IN IS H IN G L U M P E D ,¡
HARDWOOD LUMBER, CEDAR POSTS, SHINGLES
Doors, W indow s,
W indow T hames and M ouldings .
TH E N E W CATALOG l E
S lab
G iving full information regarding the opening of Paritle College is now out
ready for distribution.
W ood C h eap .
Id. II. W O O D W A R D ,
DORRANCE BROS.
Newberg, Oregon.
P. I IE A C O C K ,—
YELLOW FIR LUMBER,
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g^ASIL-DOQKS.TVr PULPINGS
-d
(Tim K. II. W oodward F arm .) ,
Tho Best for Outside Finish—Softer to work, does not swell and shrink like common j
hard tir, and takes pa’iit betier.
Shingles, Lath, Hair, Lime, Plaster,
S o m e th in g N e w
f R l JR A R H O M E f
<5*
No. 2.
D e a l e r in
1 1
Chairman o f Board.
•• • S o m e th in g N e w .
DEPOT LUMBER YARD.
—'W .
and
Send for one.
The Best on the Market.
S E E ¡M AB I3 & 1)01 DOSE.
scions start well ill one stock, one should
K xriTF.u i ; nt
ho cut luck and eventually sawed off Puns high al G. F. Moore «tr Go's drug store ov­
S o m e th in g N e w . ( 7 ^
.. Í Y S o m e t h in g N e w .
Remove suckers early, so the scions may er «System Builder, as everybody is using it for
have full chance to grow well. Finish catarrh of the stomach, dyspepsia, constipation
grafting the succeeding year, und if fair and impure blood and ft) build up the system.
success has been reached, the tree will It certainly possesses wonderful merit when all
y a r d AT t h e d e p o t ,
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now he well re-topped, but do not licsi speak so well of it.
H ad you eve-thought that the liquor late to remove strong scions if they prom­
ise to he too I'.mnerous.
tratlie tluows a Inn den on every tax-payer
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
If old trees are at all inclined to ho
] ) W. & JAMES CUMMINS,
ill the stale, whether he favors it or not? mossy, a thorough sera ping will Is« need­
ed,
whieli
may
he
followed
by
a
wash
of
IViesn't it increase taxes as the demand
J
B l'IlT MOORE,
for storage risen for its product—paupers, soap and lime, using a pint to a quart of
NEWI1ERG, OREGON.
soft soap to each pail of white wash. I
—: PHYSICIAN A SURGF.ON, :—
criminals and lunatics—increases? Cor- ean ns-ure nil that this wa ll is always
Call on s if you want a good well at a rea- j
tainly it dins-'. And every tax payer is helpful and uol h iimfnl to tho trees. Ofllce an J Kc..Idi'ucc one lMot-k South of Post
suitable figure. Having had long experience I .TESSK ED W ARDS,.........
.......................................... President.
we gua. .«utee good work. Price fur boring aud
(\ MILES, ...................
compelled to lsmr his share of the burden. Having the soap, it easily disintorgrulos NKwitruo,
...................................Vice-President.
okxoon it Contains
,
and
Acre
liots,
putting in wall, t*ucents per foot.
4-2-ltf
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YOT VW
Who then can say the liquor business and in a few months washes eft" entirely,
Nicely Platted with Streets.
..............................................Cashier.
leaving the hark comparatively smooth
» I
.">75 acres in all. 4'Vl acres uudoi cultiva­
works him no injury.
and healthy.
W. CARMAN, M. Ik,
tion.
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Many urchatds unnoulitedly go into
PR. YOUNG,
D IR E C T O R S :
nn'«* from It.
A roRM nation styled the "Pacific Coast premature decay simply from st arvatieu. C omp vNv si i : iii : on to s . I’. B a u . w a v . I den sightly and rolling.
R. station. 3 miles from Newberg.
V E T I II I N A U Y S U R G E O N .
JESSE EDW ARPS,
B. C. MILES,
F. A . MORRIS.
Hence
it
is
of
the
utmost
importation
that
World's Fair Saving and Trans|srrtatii>ii
the orchard he regularly and judiciously
J. C. COLCORD
E. II. WOODWARD.
Do ’ 1 V ’1
\jht Cttl* Prcxi ' '
■, if.
C H O IC E F R U IT L A N D S
Co.,” has been organized, w ith a capital ] manured. W e are not likely to overdo
stock of $100,000. It aims to lake charge in this matter, an I jet il is occasionally
Office, corner First and Main Streets.
, lYitvs range from ilia to $-10 |*pr aero.
The treatment of horses a specialty. „ .... ,
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• | Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand.-
-Exchange bought and
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OREGON.
Term«,
ca»h, balance 3 years lime.
of a man at his door here on the coast, j d.me Stable manure is excellent for newheuu ,
Calls attended with promptness.
sold.------------ Good notes discounted.------------ Pi | < sits received subject to check at
| trees, but where, for any reason, this is
transport him to Chicago, show him all
l not readily available, unleached wood
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O regon
| sight and a general banking business transacted.------------ Collections made
all
the sights, entertain and return him right : ashes, or potash sails, either sulphate or G .
U SSLLL, M. I>.
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To he cut to apply on payment.
aeeessable points inthe United States and Canada.
side up with earn, all for one price of ! muriate, and same form of available
l’HYSIClAN & SURGEON.
J. I. K N I G H T .
aimission. Talk uhotil yankcoingenuity ! j nitrogen to make a complete fertilizer,
«.UK.¡ox. NEWBERG,
OREGON.
We’ll put an Oregon hustler «gainst «11 ! will answer well. In regard to quantity, NEWDERG,
me enough to ptoduco a fine crop of corn,
Offlro on First Street.
the yankces in New England when it and n peat year by year regularly. On
All calls prompGiv atttended to day or nigfet.
Strangers visiting the City are invite 1 to call at the Bank for information cone«
conies to scheming for dollars.
most scils a dres ling of lime is very tieno- ( IMseaso.H of wonion ami chtldrcu a BpeciiUly.
F.STON
PIERMANN,
n o t < r and SIG N P A IN T E R .
ing the City.
ticial, tip*quantity used ranging from fit
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-
to
|o
bushels
per
acre,
according
to
the
II«'U
»es
painted
in
the
latest
TINTS.
Farer
T here would seem to he little room in
richness of the mil, n-dog more on a deep | j )K . Il \ROl.P CI ARK,
Hanging, draining, Staining and Hard oil
C orresp on d en ce
the busy brain of ......... .
of such a pa- rich sod than otherwise, and repeating
finish
NEiV rri irt ,
:
OREGON.
J D Ik ld S rT X S T .
Jier as the Chicago daily A'rice for a this itv three or four years, especially if
done by DAY or CONTRACT.
thought of the |Hsirer da -s«»» of a great the effect is favorable.
N!.\\ LI !»0,
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ORF.OON jf you wanf a goo.l w eli at a reasonab’.e figure, ,
Let me emphasize systematic, lilx'ral
city. And yet Mr. I awson sent over
or Vitaliaed Air ! iilve ,,a 51
H .vin« thè W*t of nrw ma 8hopon Main Street
msnag unent. For lack of this the newt : Gold fi 11 ing a »pecUltv
gi\cn in cxtracting teeth. All w»»rk
i
chlnery,
gu.;raatee Arsi class work.
1,700 poor children into the country last promising Is'gimiipgs might tail, an 1
Nowhere. Oregon.
wurranted. i>thec .>tt Gcucr Street, oppositc 1
year to enjoy the fresh, pure air (or a fort having this, many failing orchards might
thè l’«4»t Office.
night, and his work in that direction lias he, in measure, restored to truitfulncss.
SAM U EL HOBSON
begun again ibis season.
lie I ,qw*s to I’. M, Arm it— State Vomolmjitt. Conn.
In American ffnnfrn.
W s PoWKI.I~
J J. SlIiriKY.
send even more tlian last year. When he
l*O W I '.LL «V S i l l I*MCA .
stands in judgement for the deeds of this
I»<> Y o u W a n t n H o u s e l t u i l t ?
r i u n ì \ t o t in a HAY.
day .«
life we think there will » a con-idcrahle
and iValera in
r
showing on the credit side of Ins account
New port Orepm, July t'tl», ls*>l.
I f you do. call on
* liKeVKIUl- Ft.ol K FKH» HAY aud
WY OTARAN TEE SAH?KA> TlOX ÍO OlY. CfsTOMEIts.--------CALL AN» SEI C » .
because of such unselfish acts.
E d i ( i n r u n : Thi.« little \¡Unire in I
lil«llN
locate 1 on Ympiiiui H.iv. where we arriv­ * -’so, G«>r. Front »k .li ffVr .«»i. st«
IMKII AXP. ««KK.ION
A R T I S T .
T iie lN>rtl,iii<l weekly M orW cotnos out iti on the 1st in time to alienti the even­
*‘wn illuistratod litrr.irv anti muentifU* ing session of tin* StaitoTeii her’s Associa- ;
r«'rtnuts enlarged to life size and filiislu'd
journal.M It* tlliiHtrutinnH have \>*rv lion w hielt wa » then in pr<»>:rt>s. AUmt
in Crayon India Ink or Water Colors.
B. II AWt'RTH.
much the api^arjimo of r»*ut cat ate a
-MO tenehers from different parts of Ore-
R
oom ovkk M oor « B ro s .. T' ri <1 8 ro R r
Shop one door west of post otV, t-e.
vertiw nienta, ami the matter in ita n i n- iron were in gttin.lan.v. N»» «miner hud
M a n u fa c t u r e r s o f
NEWBERG. OREGON.
liflc «!<-part men t in of til# mm« grwile u» we erossed the i'oje! K.m, •* on our way
- • — NEWBERG,
•
•
OREGON.
that furnialuMl hy any h<>«!■<♦• manufiictur* here, than we felt a very pereeptibl*»,
in i platua for aecon«l*hftVMl now >p«|»t»r «. «lilTereuiv in the atmosphere. The air
(I
M. BA!.! -J,
N lAVUKItO. OKKiiOX,
Ita literature (‘onaiata chiellv of tlieatre from off the mit waten« h.» 1 nn invig rat
M IDI>i,ETO>\
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y JUS. SAR AH PAVI8.
MOnoiiiK’vinfttitu an«l tho n |»ort of thef »re* ine tendency, and pa .-Met ^*'rs seemed to I
I. ,«.*« hetu-rprops^t th.« ?T.r f .«ppw
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iron weather huieau.
A a a <1 ciu < h r.itic he Mud«lenlv remimled of their overcoats,
th«* publie with good# In hi.» tine, at prices that
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& L a c k s . VVe, »ave on hand a full
|*rt|* 'T tho World waa up to She average, and heavy wraps. After our arrival, but dafjr compétition.
I» prepared t > de
kiodanf work fn hf« line M i i . u x i . k y
of ron^h an dress* «! lumber, and a good supply of
t v n v r no
” ' »eman.ur. Miking of
|
1 ««lie«, cal! md ae« my new «te««k
but then* in a difTefonoo U twccn u « «mo- little time was lost l*eíoro ^*ttin¿ to the . i r m i loh .u v
logs, enabling
to till all orders on short notice.
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M U . I . I M A M OL H«'.'t« ,«• -
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• ,h j a s»>-' * ;n,‘ v.
Kcpair- ; Just a r m ed from the east.
Latent style# and
rraffe newspaper an«l a neientifie journal poiebeaeh, »‘tuya half mile «list int—as
Parties who contemplate building will tin ! if to their interest to call and insf^ct ocr
HIE I.ARttKSr M AN.
t -- uc t m«1 promptly «1« ne
i
lowest Price«
InmU r before placing their order.
that .* nimple twrrUy liue uut.outa♦ un*tit tiiis M*emed to
the ol jei live | int f.»r ,
St«>r^*>n Mam Street.
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to
t o nntl I in v a n ì.
N
OK
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wiJ! no? eliminate
a- { a
f'
:«n ks l f n the f.xst ,
OKFGON ruK ko Iic \: xAi»*.i.. T:... r l u ■ ■ M
v-. .>rr.ki>. CuKkt r« xdlnce S olicits ?
AND m
i L D IN G H A R D W A R E .
Newberg, Or.
BANK OF NEWBERG.
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