QKEUOKIAN RAILWAY TIME TAULE.
Kurth.
April I, 1491.
South.
Lv. Niwhrrr. I'M A m | Lv. Fort It m l, 9:10 t. in
A r. Fortltkd. V .30 a. m | Ar. Newberg lll'ip .r a .
A t . Ktwber* H:«S p.m. ¡ L». Portimi 4, 4 JO p in.
A r. Fortland, 3:20 p.m. | Ar. Newberg, o.oó p in.
Fawenger and Freight Ratea to all poluta,
e a a ha obtained Iroia
C. H. FK1ASELL.
Agent Newberg.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
ISSUED EVERY
FRIDAY
MORNING.
EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS:
E.
H.
W
oodw ard
F R ID A Y ,
Entered
& O
hm
.
C. E m ery
OCTOBER 23,
aa second data matter at
office at Newberg, Oregon.
1891.
tha post
B E A U T IF U L W IL L A M E T T E .
Trom the Caacade»' Iroacn gorget,
Leaping like a child at play.
Winding, widening through the valley,
Bright Willamette glides away.
Onward ever,
Lovely river.
Softly calling to the act;
Time that scare us,
Maims and mars us,
Leaves no track or trench on thee!
AprlDK'sgreen witchery Is weaving.
Braid and border lor thy side;
Draco forever haunts thy Journey,
Beauty dimples on thy tide.
Through tha purple gates ol morning,
Now thy roseate ripples dance;
Oolden. then, when «lay departing.
On thy waters trails his lance;
Waitsing, flashing,
Tinting, plashing,
Limpid, volatile and free—
Always hurried
To he burled
In the bitter, moon '"a d sea.
I n t h e years gone by tho Standard Oil
company was satisfied with simply wa
tering their stock, hut that don’t bring re-
| lief anymore, to they now water every
| gallon of oil put out, and this is the rea
son why countless millions mourn as they
sit around lamps that give out a dim
greaHy light tiiat reminds one of the days
oi tallow candles. Give us a test.
Olympian, in speaking of big tim
ber, says Ibat on the Satoop river, in
Mason county, Washington, there is a
quarter section of land that lias recently
been cruised by competent men who will
testify shortly before the United States
land office to tiie quantity of limber tiiev
found. One of these men will testify
tiiat the quarter section will cut 40,000,000
feet ami the whole section at least 100,000-
000. It is a solid mass of fir even in the
thinnest sjafts. When a railroad is built
to this land the quarter section alone
will he wortli $40,000 to $00,000.
T iik
It is a matter upon which tho people
are to be congratulated that the codliu
moth are far less numerous than last
year. It is to he hope ! that they are fast
traveling toward tho western sun.—
Eugene Guard.
They may be traveling 'in tiiat
direction hut their appetite* are still good
and they seem to he getting in their work.
1’eople hud just us well make up their
minds tiiat the codlin moth is here for
business and that lie is here to stay as
long as he can hold iiis grip. Nothing
but tiie closest vigilance will keep an
orchard clour from his destructive work.
methods of obtaining a living, and work
some to pay for their keep. But had as it
is pictured, there are men who have nev
er seen tho inside of a penitentiary, who
we believe, would voluntarily cut off a
hand rather than work, if there seemed
to be any hojie of getting an easy living
by so doing. Ttiere is scarcely a town in
the country hut lias one or more of this
class. They disregard all custom, have
no sense of shame, und boldly announc
ing tiiat the world owes them a living,
proceed to collect their pay as liest they
can. Neither in the pen nor out, this
class of human parasites deserve any
sympathy, and those who make such a
display of sympathy over this lazy l ’ort
land tiiief, do (lie public a great injustice
in helping to create a sentiment against
the management of a state institution in
its attempts to make tiiat institution as
far as may he, self-supporting. God said.
“ In tiie sweat ol thy face slialt thou eat
bread," and when any man gets too indo
lent to contribute to his own support, by
rendering an equivalent for what lie con
sumes, tiie authority of tho stute should
be invoked to make him do it ; most
truly so when ho lias violated tho laws
and become a public charge.
JU
IN C O B P O R A T E D .
O . C . W R I G H T , S e c r e ta r y ,
C A P IT A L
J. M .
0
W R IG IIT ,
# 30 , 000 . 00 .
STOCK,
.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
N E W B E R G ,
I f y
-
P r e s id e n t.
i
O R E G O N .
L an d s *
o u
W ant to buy either a large or small
mission.
« OUR LIST *
ey by culling on us.
If you are a Non-resident,
V
i
about Real Estate, or tiie Country in
and
For L ow Prices and Future A dvan ce
ment in Values,
AU grades o f Realty, from an unfenced lot to the very Best Im -
proved City Property, and
A m i wish to ohtuin uny information
Generul, or Nowberg
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com
E HAVE ON
W
form, you can save both time und m on
i.
Long Time on Deferred Payments,
vicinity,
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
X
♦
in particular, W rite to us—W e will
A
J
gladly give the desired information.
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
X
c
j .
V
i V
V
I'lONEEIt DAYS.
W e Defy Competition.
O ffic e
W e have for sale some o f tiie Finest
Suburban Pioperty to he found in the
State, at very low prices.
o n M a i n S tr e e t, N e a r D e p o t .
On tho 13tli day of October, 18-12, 1 was
'he guest of Robert Shortcss, who came
to Oregon in 1839. He lived near the
old Methodist mission farm on the east
J O S E P H W IL S O N ,
side of tiie Willamette river, ten miles be
low Salem and apposite Wheatland, Yam
DEALER I S
hill county. I hud then been in the val
W A T C 11 M A K E R
&
J E W E LER.
ley about a week, and being anxious to
oc ks
In thy crystal deeps. Inverted,
T he Nortii Yamhill Leader of last week see as much as possible of tiie country,
Swims a picture of the sky,
KKPA I H I N G F I N E W A T C H E S A M ) C L O C K S A S P E C I A L T Y .
says: About noon last Monday a tall accepted tiie invitation of Messrs. Short
Like those wavering hopes ol Aldenn,
OREGON. A Clean, M ell* Selected Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Confectionery, Al*
man witli dark complexion and black ens and Babcock to ride with them over NEWBERG,
Dimly In our dreams thst He;
Mays on Hand. Queensware, Glassware, Wooden ware
mustache called at Mesner’s stable and to the Chebalem valley. Those were tiie
Clouded often, drowued in turmoil,
and Best Brands of Flour.
Faint and lovely, far away—
ordered a horse and cart to go to Warren days of good saddle horses and hard riders,
Wreathing sunshine on the morrow,
Merchant’s and said that lie would return and us I had been daily in the saddle for
Breathing fragrance round today.
tiiat evening. He was given a hay horse, six months crossing the Rocky mountains,
Lovo would wamlor,
©
with star in forehead and a black, sulky- i was delighted to accept tho elegant
Here and ponder—
Hither poetry would dream;
NEW BERG,
-
OREGON,
built cart, and a saddle blanket was used mount Mr. Hhortoss furnished mo. After
Life's old questions,
instead of a cushion, and a heavy plaid breakfast we rode to the Willamette river
Sod suggestions,
"W hence and whither?” throng thy stream lap-robe. The horse wore smooth plate where tho Wheatland feiry is now kept,
shoos. Neither man nor horse has been and after calling some time Mr. O’Neil,
On the roaring wastes of ocean,
H a v e in sto c k a n d fo r sale
hoard from since ami Hie fact that lie did who then owned tiie Wheatland farm,
Soon thy scattered waves shall toss;
••••--
; v - '/ g .YI
'Mid the surges rhythmic thunder,
not call at Mr. Merchant’s discloses the came over tiie river in iiis largo canoe
F**FT
**‘ ‘* -*w»
__g.
.Shall tliy silver tougucs he lost,
fact that he wished to get out of the coun into which wc put our saddles and our
Oh! thy glimmering rush of gladness
try and took this means of doing so. He selves ana holding the horses by long
Mocks this turbid life ol m'ne,
started from Imre in a southerly direction ropes they swam alongside ttie canoe
Racing to the wild Forever,
Down the sloping paths ol time;
F IN IS H IN G L U M B E R ,
On reaching the west hank we saddled P O R T L A N D
Onward ever.
Agricultural fairs uud cuttle shows arc up and were oft' again. On rising from
Lovely river,
HARDWOOD LUMBER, CEDAR POSTS, SHINGLES
ulwuys a benefit to tho country. They the river bottom we found an open coun
Softly calling to the soa;
aid in the introduction of improved try interspersed with clumps of largo fir
Time that scars us,
Matins and msrs us,
methods of farming and stock breeding and oak frees. Between Ueorgo Gay’s
Loaves no track or trench on thee.
they give opportunity for the display of house, which is now tiie line between
—Written by S am L. S impson ,
TH E N E W CATALOGUE
new und serviceable implements of culti folk and Yamhill counties, and the Yam
in d o w
r am es a n d
o u l d in g s
lab
G iving full Information regarding the opening o f Pacific College is now out and
T hk first number of The Chehulem vation and promote Hie feeling of socia hill river there was no ol is t ruction by
ready for distribution. Send for one.
Vnlley Times, is on our table, which ucltls I»ilily among tiie multitudes who gather timber. All tiiat country nortii and south
ood
heap
«mother to our exchange list. This is the together. Cun as much bo said of tiie of 1’ leasantdale was practically open ¡prai
T I I O S . N IF W L IN ,
Newberg, Oregon.
ninth nuws|>a|Htr for Yamhill, with u few District Fairs as at present conducted.— rie. Wagons could have been driven
President.
Central Point Enterprise.
anywhere if tlioro had been any, hut
outside points to hoar from.
Well hardly, when wo ponder over tiie there were neither wagons nor wagon
M a u d 8., for some years the wonder of fact that a premium of $100. is given to roads ¡then in Oregon. There was no
the world as a fast trotter, is now luid on the "fast liuss” while the best cow is put habitation betweoen Gay’s place and
n e w BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
the shelf by the wonderful Sunol, which >ff with $2.50. Then the pool box is set Labontees on the Yamhill river, nor was
trotted a mile laat Tuesday in 2t08'i. out to the public gaxe while a wheezy there a trace oi civilization south of Uay’s
QD
beating the recurd of Maud 8. by half u auctioneer invites tiie gambler to walk in Oregon. Down this lovely stretch of
ill» and stake his pile on "One-Eye See.’ country wo rode at a full gallop to I.abon- Is the best p lace lu town to get your work (lone. All kinds o f T iuw ork, such as R oofing, S pout
Second.
ing ami General Kupairiug, neatly and prom ptly done* P rices reasonable.
tees, thence by a well-beaten trail through
We will sell a few
Tmc Capital Journal aava a great many
Ir is reported that funds sunt from this the liver liottom to tiro mouth of tho
0
Nearly opposite Dayton road*
F. H. STOREY, Prop.
deer are being killed in the Coaat Range, country for tiie relief of Jews in Russia Yamhill, fording it just where it enters
H «
GOOD TOWN LOTS
along the line ol the Oregon 1‘aeifle, anil have been stolen by Russian officials, and tiie Willamette, thence np tho Yamhill
W. S. P ow ell .
J. J, S hipley .
taken to the l’ortland market for sale. have never readied their intended desti river through the bottom, which ten
cf
All on time, to those who will build on
POW ELL
S H IP L E Y ,
The latasenger train brings out six to nation. Tins will probably have a ten years later I acquired and have owned
eight nearly every morning, and occasion deucy to prevent at least a few of those and cultivated (or thiity-ninc years, to Jo
them.
Cali early and get your choice.
HOUSE find S IG N P A I N T E R .
ally the carcass of a big h luck lieur adorns fellows from coming to America, and it McLaughlin’s house, who owned this
and Dealers in
*
H ouses painted in the latest TINTS.
Paper
Prices
will
be advanced in sixty days.
GROCERIES FLOUR FEED H AY and
tho Luggage car.
would tie a groat deal bettor if (lie whole placo at that liino. Here we halted a few
H anging, G raiuiug, Staining aud Hard oil
GRAIN.
finish,
Jew importation business could lie stop- minutes to give and receive information
280, Cor. Front A Jefferson Sts.
Only a few of those fine tracts in
T iik Indianajiolia Sentinsi suina np thè lied. Three of them were arrested last of neighborhood affairs, for in those days
done by DAY or CONTRACT.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
reporta from Ilio different counties in week for making incendiary speeches in there were neither newspapers nor mails.
Shop on Main Street,
N ew berg, Oregon.
Indiana and piaces thè wiieat yield thè one of our eustern cities, calling upon the We then took a straight lino across the
P
RURAL HO ALE No. 2
paat year in thst state at (13,441,049 hush- j people
_ m to deny
___# ____________
__ _ a God,
___ j hills to the Chehalem valley. 1 cannot
the existence of
Pit. YOUNG,
4
els. Tliis is thè lioaviest wheat yield | and asserting tliat tho l'resident ouglit to now toll just where tho trail was hut I
are left,
All clear.
Cheapest on tho
V E T E R I N A H Y SU K G E O N .
A . ccox-
Indiana has liad since 1879, when 51.IKK), tie killed und tho institutions of our gov know wo encountered no obstacles. There
market.
Terms easy.
Raise peaches.
--------►>*<■♦------
1100 bushels were produced. Gibson ernment overthrown and disregarded. was neither timber nor fence to prevent
W E L L
D
O
R
E
R
,
Tlio
treatment
of
horses
a
specialty.
county heads tiie list with g.ikm.ooo bush Sympathy for Jews in Russia is all rigid, us from traveling in any direction. In
NEW BERG,
OREGON.
Maris # Colcord,
els.
but if these fellows are to be tukon as a Chehalem we found Sidney Smith, who Calls attended with promptness.
I
f
you
want
n
good
w
ell
at
a
reasonable
figure,
sample of tiie lot, lot us, if we wish, still was in charge of tho property of Ewing
GC
N ew berg ,
O regon .
G ive me a trial. H aving the best o f new m a
T hat was a most extraordinary good ox tend our sympathy, but refrain from
ch in ery, 1 guarantee first-class work.
Young, who died there the previous Feb
You
can
now
get
10
in
ch
tile
for
w
ells,
in
any
council elected in l ’ortland last sprint}, assisting any more to inflict themselves
ruary, leaving large herds of horses and
quantities.
just shout election time at leaat. Now upon tliis country.
atllo which ho had driven from Califor
B U Y A L O T IN
they have evinced a di«|K»ition to corner
en . . .. _ J_LW
nia, first in 1834 and aguin in 1837.
•II the perquisite!« and tilings, und appro
Great excitement still exists among Smith was living alone in a log cabin, un- flHEHALEM
priate them to tlioir own use, os council-
tho students of Hanover college over tho Icrthe front porch of which hung part of
men will do, and they have suddenly be
W E L L BO RERS,
attempted hazing of Jesso Bowman, » a beef recently killed. In those days ^
ORCHARD HOM
NK W BE R G. OREGON.
N E W B E R G , O R EG O N .
come targets ior sundry hints tiiat prom
freshman, and the faculty is investigat beef would keep a week or more hanging
Call
on
us
if you want a good w ell at a rea
ise to develop into a brand-new scandal
It Contains 10, 20 and 40
Lota,
ing. Mr. Bowman belongs in Madison. n the open air. No Hies ever disturbed
sonable figure. H aving had long e xp e rie n ce
Nicely Platted with Streets.
by noxt election time.
He w as suspicious of un attack an<l arm it, hut it w as necessary to hung it high 575 acre» in all. 400 acres undei cultiva w e gua. .»ntee good work. P rice for boring and
putting in wall, IM)cents per foot.
4*2-1 tf
enough to keep it out of reaeli of the
JESSE EDW ARDS,............................................................................................. I W I e n t .
tion,
L ast winter when John J. Ingalls was ed himself w ith a stout cudgel, which he
«votes at night. Hero wc threw thesad- Lie» sightly and rolling,
It. (. . M ILES,............................................................................................... Vice-President.
nuV from R.
defeated for Senator from Kunsas, the secreted under iiis clothing. Twenty and
it. »1 at ion. 3 miles from Newberg.
lles from our horses and picketed them
MOSES VO TAW ,...................................................................................................... Cashier.
Oregonian, branded him ua u blatant more students, all masked, assisted in
S A Y
Y O U !
out to eat grass near the house, while we
demagogue on whoHCWord no dependence the hazing, and ufter seizing Bowman a
rested and talked and Mr. Smith prepar CHOICE FRUIT LANDS
rojie
was
thrown
around
iiis
neck,
and
could be placed. Now Mr. Ingalls has
ed an excellent dinner of bread, beef, Prices range from $25 to $40 per acre. Ot* Y o u W a n t a H o u s e B u ilt ?
made some statements regarding the ho was severely strangled. The "liuzers"
JESSE EDWARDS,
B. C. MILES,
F. A. MORRIS.
Term«, q cash, balance 3 years time.
vegetables and tea. IVetor Ira L. Bab
liquor traffic in Kansas, which statements laim tiiat the noose was intended to lie
J. C. COLCORD
E. H. WOODWARD.
I
f
you
do,
cull
on
cock was a member of the Methodist
meet theapprovul of the whisky support thrown about iiis waist, hut in the excite
‘ 1 ,0 0 0 C o rd s o f W o o d
Mission ot tiie class that arrived in 1840. •
ing editor of the Oregonian, und Mr. ment, aidisl by Bowman'» vigorous resis
Certificate« of Deposit issued payable on demand.--------------- Exchange bonght and
a bright, active man. On th<> death of
J.
To he cut to apply on payment.
B E E S
Ingalls is quoted aa if it were a crime to tance, it slipped about. Iiis neck, and lie
sold.------------ Good ndtes discounted.------------ Deposits received subject to check at
Ewing Young, there being no laws or
was
dangerously
choked
lieiore
Iiis
con
doubt his assertions.
"They are our
sight ami a general banking business transacted.------------ Collections made on all
officers in Oregon, he was selected hv Die
friends who liest serve our pm pose,” would dition was discovered. Tin» tiim lv ap
The
Contractor
&
Builder.
aecessable points in the United States and Canada.
NEWBERG,
:
:
OREGON.
pearance of Itov. Mr. Chamberlain pre citizens to a> t as judge of probate. Smith
be • good motto for the Oregonian."
Shop one d o o r west o f post office,
vented a possibly fatal ending of a cruel came to Oregon with Sliorless in 1839
Correspondents \ '
\ ()'\' Cortland.
^
t (National
a
; Park
i>— i. 2 5 a n k , N e w
Y ork -
NKWRKKG,
-
-
OREGON.
H on . E. W. A llkn has sold his seed joke. Mr. Bowman is a plueky young and w as in the employ ,of Young when lie I ^ J RS. TI'.l-'FT A MRS. BARR,
■tore in Portland and has joined a syndi fellow, w ho is making no complaint, and i died, and still hud charge of Young's \
Strangers visiting the City are invited to call at the Bank for information concern
cate tiiat lias tiouglit a large tract of land who is proposing to punish Iiis assailants property, and it was business connected , Fashionable Dressmakers
ing the City.
with
(lie
estate
tiiat
was
the
occasion
o
f
:
in the Rogue river valley which they in in ids own way.— Indinuop'lis Sens.
Corner 2d and Grant St . 1 b lo ck west o f A d
Any college that will retain students | lU V oek’s visit. After »(vtaling some j
vent cn urcb.
tend to set to fruit. J. A. Varney lias r«>-
C o rre s p o n d e n c e In v ite d .
"igned his position as statu fruit inspect who are guilty of such conduct as the hours at Smith's we again saddled our Latest stylos, nml reasonable prices, are our
specialties. Call and see ns.
or and has also taken an interest in the •I hjvc is unworthy the name. Hazing horses and returned by the same route I
■ May be fornivi at all times a full assortment
syndicate and will take charge of the or which is only another name for semi and wen- again crossed over the Wiliam- I i
N e w b e r g
F l o u r ix g
M il e s .
M . B A L E S,
of Rood m arketable
chard for the company. Mr. Varney is I artierism might have lieen broken np etto by Mr. O’ Neil ami his canoe. There !
thoroughly conversant with tho necessary long ago if the members of tho faculty of was not nt that time h> exceed a dozen
J . D . TV A R R A N T *fc S O X
details of the fruit htisinosa ami will no the leading colleges hud acted with g ssl men residing within the present limits of
doubt manage the undertaking to tho en common set.s«» in the mutter and sent Vainliill county, and the only one of them \
OREGON.
Is prepared to dn all kinds o f w ork in h is line
now living is Amos Cook. Tho following
every guilty student to Iiis home.
tire satisfaction of the company.
in a w orkm anlike m anurr. Making of
>« ar, Is 13 , | purchased au intoiest in the Roots and Shoo* to ordì j a S pecialty. Repair All orvlers promptly attended to and Sat H aving recently eq u ip p ed o n r m ill with new snd Im p r o v e ! m achinery we »re now prepar.d
in « neatly and prom ptly done.
isfaction Guaranteed.
to m aanfseture the b csl grade o f flour, by the
farm
and slock of O'Neil and in August 1 I First do«»r west o f Hank b u ild in g on First St. !
M rs . F r a n k L khi . ik is married again,
T iixbe is being a good deal of cheap
NKW BKKi».
OKEUON.
One
door
west
of
Morris,
Miles
A
Co.'s
moved
onto
the
Wheatland
farm.
There
roller
pr o cess
and the statement is made tiiat she will sympathy ex|<endcd over the inmates of
■ - ■ -■ - j
new store, oil First Street.
give up her work here and live in Karo|x>. the stato penitentiary. One mini who my first child was born in January, 1844,
Cash Paid for Wheat,
Feed Ground Saturdays.
J. S. BAKER A SONS.
The people of this country can well afford lias just been released, says he ent his lie Iwing the first hoy born of white par
r -r ~
.. ' —
to let her go Her sole aim these part hand off to keep from work. For this he ents in the valley on the west side of the
few years has heen to ape Kuro|s>an «-us was compelled to put in Iiis time drag- \\ iliamette river. There in the summer
SAM U EL HOBSON
toms anil court the favor of foreigners be ging a heavy iron around the prison yard, of IS 14 I harvested my first crap of wheat,
nim»
hundred
bushels,
which
was
cut
ami
fore thoae of her .'countrymen. Having and some of the | ni | s t s of tiie state arc
n j
j
Dealer in
euajee«l«d in marrying one of these same making a great fuss als,ut It. The rules hound by hand, hauled to a rail pen on
an
ox
sl«>d
and
tramped
out
by
horses.
foreigners her aim a|>pears to have Is-cn of the penitentiary arc u • louM strict and
F.
IX.
H ow ard,
A Frill Line of CI ’ And Watches Always on Hauti, at Reasonable Prices.
Grroeeries, Provisions.
THE NEWBERG SAW MILL,
Pacific
College !
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Doors, W indow s,
W
F
M
W
C
.
S
.
DORRANCE BROS.
T he N e w T in Shop
COMMISSION *:* MERCHANTS
D
, IL H
U
B
E
I
Own A Home.
&
H
*
3
h
W. CUMMINS,
Acre
B A N K OF N EW B ERG .
E
Capital Stock. $30.000
DIRECTORS:
8 .
J. I. KNIGHT,
h im Ì m
e T tmmt
Practical
Shoemaker.
Fresh
Meats.
NEW BERG,
t
, Proprietors.
H
T
T
T
X
-iI-.
.
T l 11*
W . P. HEACOCK,
Newberg House,
•ocoinplialied, ami site retiree from pub- j severe, hot when one stops to consider
lie life. There was only one redeeming ' the matter, ho can hut sec that it is nec
feature about her, one really American essary to be strict Willi the class of men
characteristic, and that was the push and who till such places.
Ami again, most
energy with which she took hold of and : of the men who arc liiere have volunlari-
•noceeafully managed a large and intri I ly chosen and followed the coui*o that
cate business It war the means to an has landed them within its walls, ami are
•ml, and woman i'ke site used it for all it ■leeerving of little pity if (hey are com-
was worth.
j polled to depart from their habitual
— Mtdvren» Cron/,m l, i i Jtrjwrtrr.
M O N « t: T il %N I F . m o a V,
J. J. Wood. Prop.
Photographer Poors, Windows and Mouldings,
Portrait & Landscape Brackets, Turnings, Fine Finishing Lumber.
ARTIST.
h catarrh, and there t> t’Ut mo proportion Thin first rlav* hotel luv* JiM N vn n
furni.'-dicil and o|vm d to flu* public.
thit doe» eure that disease ■
up ! that I» tho i' ll
i forni a Positivo and Nog Mlve Fleet rie Lini Splendid mit minmilat ion ,
for trav- Portrait, enlarged to life (àie and finished 1
mont. S-dd by r. r Moort ■ »it Go. It also cures
»‘Rug men.
in Oravon India Ink or Water Color,,
uournlgta. rheumatism, headache, sprilli»
burns, sud all pain. Ir y it aud tell your , The |Mitn>fi.sgv o f the |wordo o f New- * R oom ovkk M o uk Bao.«.. Dm u t-Tom !
uvltfbbotv w here i i^vi it.
1 Ivfg and vicinity n «pvetfulïy «•liciteci.
NEW BERG. OREGON.
S A W E D AN D SIM.1T S H IN G L E S . I.A TII. L IM E , P L A S T E R ,
CEMENT AN D H A IR .
NAILS. LOCKS. SASH WEIGHT8, PULLEY8 AND COED, AND
G e n e r a l liu ild e r s " H a r d w a r e .
Y a rd a t D epot.
NEW CERC. CRECON.