b ®*
?E H A V E just t ome to make
our home in this thriving town of
Newberg, but we have done business
in the County for years. To our old
customers it is not necessary to talk,
but to those who have never traded
w ith us we wish to say that we have
long since realized the important fact
that wo must not only sell as good
goods as there are in tlie market, but
T h e B e s t , because more is expected
o f us as leading the van.
.Id on Com*
ire Advanoe-
Local Events.
stition.
i Payment»,
Bocker is coming.
Buy a heating s-tove of Mount.
'ash Buyer»,
f the Finest
ra,
, 1891 .
NO,
C AN D ART.
i cun suit yon.
N. Pres’ t.
ions.
nfectfonery, Al*
•e
A
ai
fit.
r.
............. President.
.. .Vice-President.
.................Cashier.
oi u
u se
of
Underwear for Men and Boys
is
com plete .
Hosiery in Endless Variety.
All grades of Overcoats Rubber Coats.
y Rubber Boots and Rubber Shoes for Men and Boys.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes in latest stylc3.
Ï
S
c a
New stoves at Mount's.
E. X. Harding, of McMinnville, was in
town Wednesday.
“ 500 Milos on Horseback through the
Holy Land,” next Monday night.
Our Neckwear is also tho latest.
W e would like to have the ladies call and examine our line o f i
Blankets and get prices before buying elsewhere. A n d don’t forget
that we are the agents for the celebrate Brownsville W o olen Goods.
“ Our holiday stock will make friends.
outshine rivals, please everybody, and
sell itself on its merits. Don’t wait, tl„.
beautiful display is ready, call ami sec
novelties, new ideas, varieties, oddities,
original designs, useful things, beautiful
things, a great assortments of appropriate
gifts for all people and all ages. Prices
bound to please.”
C, F. M o o r e A Co.
If anybody thinks the peoplo of New­
berg are going to fold their hands and let
a couple of had characters ruin the repu
lation of the community they are very
much mistaken. Lawyers fees divided
among the people come light com parts I
with the depreciation of property values.
School houses without saloons is the
motto Newberg has adopted and we pro­
pose to stick to it.
A man named Rosecrans was arraigned
the other day at Hillsboro for trespassing
on another man’s land, found guilty and
fined $30. lie repeated the offense the
next day, and was arrested and fined $50.
This last fine he is hoarding out with the
sheriff. There is a general complaint
among land ow ners about town of hunters
trespassing. A few lessons like the above
w ill have a very wholesome effect.
I
For diarrhoea or summer complaint in
any form, there is nothing lietter than
Chamberlain'» Colic, Cholera and Diarr­
hoea Remedy. Mrs. Nancy Berry, of
Adam», Lawrence Co., Kentucky, says
one dose cured her of an attaek of diarr­
hoea. Two or three doses will eure any
ordinary case. When reduced with water
it is pleasant to take. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by 0. F. M o o r e & Co.
N o t i c e t o T a x 1 'n y e r * .
Notice is hereby given that the assess­
ment roll ot tho town of Newlierg has
been placed in my hands for collection
and can he paid at tlie Recorders office.
Such assessment will become delinquent
60 days from the date in this notice
mentioned. Given under my hand this
13th day of October, 1891.
J. J. W oods ,
Marshal of the town of Newberg.
P U B L IC SC H O O L I T H IS .
Lucy Scott, Charles Rittenhouse, Al-
berry George and Willie Hess are the
new pupils registered in Mrs. Martin’s
room this week.
We think that the rainy weather could
he well spent by those who arc shut in
from their work, by visiting tho school.
Visitors are always welcome.
Elsa McCroa, Effie and Millie Moffit
have returned to school, after being ab­
sent for some time.
*
Ttic school will give an entertainment
at tlie close of tho term, before llio holi­
days.
Mr. Cook and Pete Younger visited the
school last Tuesday.
Miss Winnie Kauffman was a visitor in
Piof. Hodson’sroom last Tuesday.
Mrs. Martin’s and Prof. Ilodson’s
rooms adjourned last Monday in or­
der to attend the mass meeting.
ind.
Cew York-
.formation concern
il l s
,
oprietors.
r v e « r e Dow p r e p a r e »
COM E A N D
:
e
s
s
.
Saturdays.
“C .”
Stock of General Merchandise.
J. T . S M I T H ,
Mitchell
&
Clark
ENTERPRISE SA W M ILL
Trespass notices for sale at this office office. He is an old acquaintance of Sol­
cheaper than you cau write them.
omon Haworth.
Building paper of all kinds at
Dr. A. Mills arrived home ■ from the
C. F. M oore A Co.
east the first of the week, bringing a com
Doors and windows, all sizes and thick­ pany of ten with him. The state immi­
The necessity of confining tho crazy
gration board had better employ Dock to man taken on our streets last Saturday
nesses, at
D ecot L umber Y ard .
brought afresh to the knowledge of the
French cheat seed lor sale at my resi­ rustle for them.
O. V. Allen came down from LaFay­ people of this town tho abominable con
dence near Newberg.
M. II. Puw iv.
ette Tuesday to rent a house for his father dition of that institution which we call
Laundry goes Tuesday.
who he expects here from Kansas in a the city jail. A lunatic or a law breaker
A. T. Hill.
few days. He secured the house now oc­ even, has some rights which we should
Robber boots, rubber coats, rubber
respect, and this community cannot
cupied by Dr. Clark.
idboes, for men and boys at Kay «& Todd’s.
It is not to be supposed that the elec­ afford to let this matter drop, without
Read the announcement of the opening
tion news had any undue influence, but taking some means to remedy llio condi­
of the winter term of the college in this
the flag pole erected during the last presi­ tion of things tliere.
issue.
dential campaign, came down with a
Mrs. Philander Gurd was a pleasant
Dr. Clark, the Newberg Dentist will bo crash a few days ago.
caller Wednesday. She has our thanks
in Sherwood, Nov. 19 for 1 day only. At
Rays ferry, three miles above town at for a beautiful bouquet cut from her
sSberwood House.
Rays Landing is said to have been estab­ garden. Among them are two varieties
A I t o b b e r y C o m m it t« * « l.
The November number of the Crescent lished by the Hudson Bay company in of roses, one geranium, variegated myr­
Mr. Kauffman, who came here a short
will appeal in a tew days. * Don’t fail to 1826, it being the first to be established tle, Immortelles, chrysanthemums, mari­
subscribe lor it.
gold, dahlias and verbenas. This for time ago, and who is a friend of Elisha
on the Willamette river.
tho benefit of those of our readers in Smith, was robbed of his ready cash at
A. ®. George, o f Marion and Milt
Attorney O. II. Irvine, of McMmnvillo,
Outrun, of Salem, came down on the boat was in town Wednesday administering ihe east, who are shivering with cold, the Newberg House Tuesday night. The
and covering up their house plants <»► door opens into his room at the head
Tuesday morning.
legal advice to the city authorities. Ir­
of the stairs and the bed stands with the
F or S alk —A good, five room house and vine is a jovial good fellow and we are cry night to keep them from freezing.
head to tho right of tho door.
Mr.
four lots. May be liad at a bargain. Call always glad to see him in town.
There is a man who don’t live many
Kauffman says he (lid not lock his door
*.t G raphic office.
thousnnd
raileS
from
Newberg,
who,
John Younger, ajewelor w ho came here
on going to bed, thiuking it unnecessary,
Two ladies named Uibbs, enters of Mrs. a short time ago from Sheldon, Iowa, has when he has anything to say on the gin but threw his pants across the head of the
J. U. bower Ulan, arrived here Wednesday located for business in Bales’ shoe shop, question, is always on the wrong side.
bead. In the morning his pants were
from Pleasant Plain, Iowa.
as he announces in this issue, lie has We are sorry to say it, for we deplore the found at tho bottom of the stairway, mi
The friends of Henry Austin begin to rented the Jo Woods house in Hobson’s situation, but the chances are that lie will nus his pur«e, which contained two twen
son suffering with sneli a disease, as in
have good cause to regret his course in
feel anxious about him. He lias only addition.
ties and a two and a half piece all in gold. my opinion it is the licet medicine in ex-
the near future. Tho face of that man’s
been in town once since his marriage.
William Allen, of Ilesper, Kansas, hus­
He says this is the first time he has ever istanee. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by
boy is already beginning to show the
iieon robbed and in a placo where he
For a rousing mass meeting to declare band of Mrs. Allen who has been here
C. F. M oore & Co.
effects oi strong drink. Facts are some­
would least expect it. The robbery was
against tiie saloon business we will put visiting for some time, has sold his farm,
times
very
stubborn
things.
and with his sons will come on here in a
no doubt committed by eome ono acquain­
Newberg against any town in Oregon.
N A T IO N A L K E M K D Y CO .
D a v id W . M artin , g o d c r a l a g e n t ror th o N a­
About the best thing wo have heard yet ted with the house and knew where to go,
Edmund Robinson shot a large hawk few days with the expectation of making
(and it comes so straight that we can give and we think tho proprietor of tlie hotel, tio n a l R e m e d y C o. w lu b es to a n n o n n r e that h o
the other day that measured four feet five Oregon his home.
n o w h as tw o a g en ts in N e w b e r g fo r th e sale
¿mikes across The wings from tip to tip.
Rev. Brown, of Hillsboro, gave a very | the authority if necessary), is that a num­ Mr. Woods, has grave suspicious that lie o f h is m e d ic in e s . Mrs. M ary l lo e s o n , o n sou th
would
not
care
to
disclose
at
present
at
M e r id ia n street, n e a r th e f a ir g r o u n d s , a n d
ber
of
fellows
around
town
agreed
to
stand
Parties wanting ditching done, will do interesting lecture on temperance at the
M rs. C o x , o n F irst street, o n e d o o r w est o f Pres-
by the saloon men if they would start least.
Evangelical
church
last
Saturday
night
well to call on
E llis A HawoRtn,
h y te r la u c h u r c h , are h is o n ly a u th o r is e d
Wo
understand
that.
Mr.
Kauffman
¡a
a
business
here,
but
they
found
it
was
so
His coming was not well advertised and
a g e n ts , w h o h a v e a n d w ill h e r o a fte r k e e p o n
nov8tf
Newberg, Oregon.
the audience was small. He deserved a unpopular that they have gone back on practical hotel man and that lie has been h an d a fu ll s u p p ly o f th e a b o v e n a m ed r e m e ­
Howard Williams, who is again driving
d ie s .
t e p t m lp d lm
their agreement. The G raphic said long negotiating for the Arlington hotel.
much better house.
a team for the Oregon Transfer Co. at
ago that the saloon business was unpopu­
Cephas
Maris
has
the
frame
partly
up
Partland, lias beeD in town during the
l 'R a o i u N
N e t l c e t o C r e d ito r s .
lar in Newberg. Our friends, the enemy
for his new harness shop. The building
O f F r ie n d * ' Q u * r l r r l y M e e t in g .
w ert.
N o tic e ts h e r e b y g iv e n that th e u n d e r s ig n e d
had bettor read up and find the pulse ol
is 20x40, two stories high and will make
For fourth quarter, to lie held at New­ w h s , o n th e ZSth d a y o l O ct. A. D. lK!il, a p p o in t ­
Our population would be very materi­
ed l.y t h u c o u n t y C o u rt o f Y a m h ill c o u n t y ,
tlie people before they go into any rash
a neat appearance. The upper story will
berg, Nov. 13,14 and 15,1891.
slate o f O reg on a d m in is tr a to r o f th e estate o f
ally increased in a short time ii we could
agreements.
In g lts la te o f s a id c o u n t y ,
d eceased.
be occupied by the G. A. R. post, Sons of
Friday, 2 p. in. Meeting of Ministry T G h eo.
e r e fo r e , all p e r s o n s h a v in g c la im * a gain st
assure people that they could fiud houses
sa id est l i e s re h e r e b y r e q u ir e d to p resen t them
Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps.
There was quite a breeze of excitement and Oversight.
to rent. •
w ith p r o p e r v o u c h e r * th e r e fo r to m e a( m y r e s i­
7 p. m. Business meeting of Women’s d e n c e at N ew lserg In said c o u n t y w it h in s ix
Elizabeth Miles fell on the walk at her on our streets last Saturday, caused by
Warren Robertson, who has been work­
m
o n th s fro m th e d e le o f th is n o t ic e .
home Wednesday and in trying to protect the appearance in town of one Win. Chen- Foreign Missionary Society.
D ated O c t o b e r ZBth Pr.ll.
ing on the railroad bridge at LaFayette
R o b e r t 8. I n o u s .
oweth,
a
lunatic,
who
had
esca|ied
Saturday
10
a.
in.
Meeting
for
Wor­
herself from the fall fractured one of the
A d m in is tra to r .
fear seme time has been in town during
It a msey A F e n t o n , A ttys. fo r th e Estate.
hones of the arm near the wrist.
Dr. from tlie asylum at Salem. The home ship.
tire week.
1 p. m. Business meeting.
McConnell set tlie limb and the patient of the unfortunate man is in Willowa
Mr. Todd, Kd Holt and Bart Cox went was resting easy when last heard from.
county, where he has a good farm and a
7 p. rn. Sabbath School Conference.
.A t T h o
<u> a duck hunt last Tuesday, prepared to
fine family. His insanity was caused by
Sunday,
10 a. m. Sabbath School.
Eugene Hoskins Is hack again and en­
exterminate every feathered tribe on Wa-
over beating himself last harvest handling
“
11
a.
m.
Meeting
for
Wor­
tered the college yesterday. lie has been
pato lake.
working in a hoarding house in Idaho for wheat. He is an old friend of Jonathan ship.
Sunday, 3 p. m.
Public meeting of
F. H. Howard’s jewelry store now sits some time and we would infer that the Votaw and this no doubt is what brought
M ay b e fo u n d nt a ll tim e * a fu ll a a io r tm e n t
alongside o f Kay A Todd’s store on First feed was good as he is as fat as a hear. him here, lie was confined in the city Women’s Foreign Missionary Society.
o f g o o d m a r k e ta b le
jail
by
marshal
Woods
during
the
after­
7 p. in. Young People's Society Chris­
street. Milt Nicholson had charge of the The boaaders are yet to hear from how­
noon and on Sunday. On Saturday night tian Endeavor.
moving of it.
ever.
he was given a bed over J. T. Smith's
Munson Mulford who has been clerking
A gentleman from Cotneticut named
U ro g ra m o f K llili S c k o o l C o n fe r e n c e ,
for J. T. Smith for some time left for his Peck was here Wednesday wanting to store while marshal Woods and others
watched
below.
During
the
night
he
be­
Held
Nov. 14, 7 p. in.
home at Pasadena, California, laet Wed­ buy a prune orchard in bearing.
All orders promptly attended to and Sat-
The
Song.
came very violent ami demolished all the
infactiou Guaranteed.
nesday morning.
man who sets an orchard of prunes and
0|>eniiig Exercises.
windows in the room and broke a heating
The potato crop was good this season takes care of it will have no trouble in dis­
One
door
west
of Morris, Miles & C o.’»
Song.
stove into smithereens, besidedoingulher
new store, on First Street.
btrt many sire mourning over the fact that posing of it at a good profit if he so de­
Laura Reece.
damage. An attendant arrived from the Select Reading,
they fai led to get their crop dug daring sires.
J. 8. BAKER A HON8.
asylum on Sunday afternoon and took Moody’s Advice to Sunday School Teach­
the dry weather.
Brother Conover, of the Dayton Herald him away.
ers.
Miss Lula Wilson has been nnable to while In town last Saturday, made a pleas­
How Shall We Increase the Attendance
take her place at the case in the G raphic ant call at this office.
He informed us
at Our School,
Miles Reece.
B r ic k ! R ilr lc !! B r i c k !!!
«Rice during the past week, owing to that Dayton bail a prospect for another
Song.
First-class foundation brick for sale at
g b e e n apfM ilntcd b y th e C o u n ty S u r ­
temporary illness.
newspaper soon.
Dundee and Kays^ Newberg brick yard.
A Walk With Jesus,
W. F. Townsend. v e H y o a r v in
J a s . H am nett .
** h i* d e p u ty fo r thi** p a rt o f Y a m h ill
C o u n ty , I atn p r e p a r e d to d o a il k in d « o f
Song and Collection.
Washing done for families or individu­ Landing will probably bid for the next
PLAIN SURVEYING.
als at Hobson’s laundry, at reasonable papers to be started in Yamhill.
S tM in L a u n d ry .
P r o g r a m o f >1 l * * l o n a r j M e e t in g .
Chas. H. Merry man. of Philomath, ad­
L e a v e o r d e r « fo r w ork a t th e po.it o ffic e o r ad-
rates. Location at foot of Meridian street
Ab Hill has received the agency ol tli»
d r e * » m e at N e w b e r g , O reg on ,
vance agent for Bishop Becker, of the Portland Steam Laundry and if you will
Song.
near the fair grounds.
H
M It KECK.
Opening.
United Brethren church, who is lecturing j leave your soiled shirts, cuffs and collars
F. H. Howard is stocking np with
at college towns in the state, was in New­ at the drug store on Mondays, and call Missionary Scraps,
Mrs. Craven.
watches and jewelry for the holiday trade
berg last Thursday and Friday. He ar-1 on Saturdays, lie will return them to you
Song.
and will he ready to supply young folks
Missionary Fields,
Geo. Stabler.
ranged for a lecture here on next Monday »lick and dean.
and old folks as well.
Break your haeR sawing wins I by hand,
Missionary Gleanings, Laura Minthorn.
night. Subject, "500 Miles on Horseback
but gel us to saw it with our
fam es Hunter, who is a friend of Geo. through Palestine.”
Remarks,
By Volunteers.
N
e
w
H tonm H aw .
Stabler arrived here last Monday from
Song.
Bishop H. J. Becker, of the United
A tract of eix'acres all set to fruit with Music, Conducted by Prof. J. J. Jessup. ‘ Good work at living prices,' is onr motto.
near Baltimore, Maryland. Mr. Stabler
Brethren church will deliver a lecture at
REUBEN 8. FRANK.
good buildings. This is a nice home in­
had contracted 'or a job for him before he
Friends’ church next Monday night on
A
n
i
l
-
H
a
l
.,
o
n
M
a
a
s
M
e
e
t
in
g
.
side
the
corperat
ion,
and
can
he
had
on
rea­
eaine, at the Newberg rursery.
his travels through the Holy Land. Ad- |
On last Friday afternoon about forty
sonable terms if taken in the next sixty
“ Oregon on WheeU” Is what they call­ mission 15 cent», children under 12 years
days. Call at the G raphic office for fur­ ladiea gathered at the Presbyterian
ed the car of products that was sent east 10 cents. Bishop Becker, who is from
i Lurch to consider the saloon question.'
ther information.
a short time ago. Well we see piles of Akron, Ohio, is said to he one of the best
After due consideration they went to the
Otegoo on the wheels of every vehicle lecturers in the field. Don't fail to bear
saloon and ha l a talk with the proprle-
N o tk f to b a n n er«.
that p»*»c* now, very much as we used to him.
We the undersigned protierty owners in tur* hut as might have been expected j
see m old Hoosierdom.
On |
The following is the list of uncalled for tlie Di-skins and Goodrich additions have without accomplishing anything.
J. J. Wood, Prop.
The man who has keen making on gen­ letters in Poet Office at Newberg, lor joined together, agreeing to proaecutonny Saturday it was decided to call a mass
tlemanly remarks shoot the ladies who month of O ctooer; J. A. Carton, G. W. parties using fire arms In that part of the meeting, which waa accordingly an­
vuiited the saloon !a«t Friday afternoon is Furgeeon .1, J. W. Giay, A. Grace, Henry corporate limits of the town. The fine is nounced for Monday at 10 o'clock at the This first class lintel has Just Iren re­
furnished and npetietl to the public.
not the kind of a man we would preier for Guorkaway, F. P. Hall, H. B. Ingram. from $5. to $100. and this is the last warn- Presbyterian church. At this hour on
Monday, although the rain was an old Splendid nceoiniiitslations for trav­
a neighbor. These ladies are angels in Mrs. Anna Johnson, Frank Johnson. ing.
O. N. II i i r u r
fashioned down poor, the church was
eling men.
com,>arison to stu b men. The people of Leonard H. Place. G. A. Powell, Mrs. Ju­
C. F. M oor a
filled and a throng of people gathered on
this town will do well to let euih fellows lia Place, Mrs. 8. E. Means.
H arold C lark
the walk.
Tlie patronage o f the people o f New­
A T. H u . P. M.
hunt some other place for work.
£ . II. W o o d w a r d . ‘ On motion, the crowd changed to berg and vlelnlty respectfully solicited.
JDOJST’ T
i
§
Friends’ church, where more room could
be had. Three hundred and fifty poople,
with determination pluinly written on
their countenances, were soon quieted
C omino with a N ew
and George Christenson chosen chair­
man. Mr. Christenson asked to be ex­
cused and Miles Reece was chosen iu his
place. O. C. Emery was elected secre­
tary. J. U. Powerman stated that he
It Costs Nothing to Look at Goods and Compare
had interviewed the saloon¡sts and they
Prices. I Make no Division of Profits, and Pay
agreed to sell out their stuff and leave if
the people would buy. Such a proposi­ NO RENTS.
GOODS M ARKED L O W FOR CASH
tion from the saloon men was read, they
proposing to leave the valuation to arbi­
trators, and after discussion, a committee
A T T H E “O D D R E L I A B L E . "
composed of N. C. Christenson, J. T.
Smith and N. G. Kirk was ap|>ointed to
visited the saloon and go into contract to
buy the stuff they had on baud, binding
them to refrain from starting another
grog shop within fivo miles of Newberg
O F T IK E
J. M. Tice was unanimously chosen as ar­
bitrator for the meeting mid instructed
to go with the committee.
While the
committee was gone, Mrs. Cox delivered
Have on hand and for sale
a very interesting lecture, reviewing her
experiences in fighting whiskey in Kan­
sas. In course of a n hour the committee
returned and announced that the saloon
men want cd $350 damages lor malicious Those wishing anything in tho building line would do well to consult them liefore
prosecution. From that moment the
placing their ordors. Can furnish Sash, Doors, Ac. Brices Reason utile.
meeting droped all thought of negotia­
tions and started in to fight it out on u
different line. An Injunction suit to close
Ihe thing as a public nuisance was next
considered which met with approval by
the majority and a petition to that effect
was circulated and signed. A committee
CARRIES A FI LL LINE OF
composed of Jesse Edwards. Aaron Bray,
N. C. Christenson, Samuel llobson, Mrs.
Co.x, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Wright and
Mrs. Lyle m b s appointed to look after the
prosecution. The meeting was Imrmo-
iiioiis throughout the whole two and a
half hours and if anybody was there
through curiosity alone they were certain­
ure
u e ls for P r e s c r ip t io n s .
ly convinced that the |>eoplo are thor
oughly In earnest in this matter.
I’crfuinos, Fancy and Toilet Articles, I’uints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. A lso*
lino line of the
Mr. Thomas Batte, Editor of Tho flravh-
ir, Texarkana, Arkansas, has found what
tie believes to be the best temedy in ex­
istence for the flux. His experience is
well worth remembering. He says:
“ Last summer I had a very severe attack
of flux. I tried almost every known remo-
|PRKH< RIPTION8 CARKFriXY COM ,
I
rouNOKD D ay or N ig h t .
i
dy, none giving reliof. Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was recommonded to me. I purchased u
bottle and received almost immediate re­
lief. I continued to use the medicine and
was entirely cured. I tako pleasure in
new berg ,
OREGON.
recommending this remedy to any ]>er-
S U R V E Y IN G .
M
W e buy for Cash, getting a big
discount, and so doing we are en­
abled to sell much cheaper than those
1 who buy on credit.
■
KAY & TODD, The Newberg* Clothiers.
Fresh Meats.
change bought and
abject to check at
ions made on all
ods, revolutionized old ideas and turn­
ed aside from beaten ruts.
In fact
we are progressive and make it a bus­
iness to look after your interests as
| well as our own.
W e give prompt
and courteous attention to all who
call at our store.
Suits for old men, Suits for young men, Suits for Inns, Suits for all.
C S ITR U MEAT MARKET
F. A. MORRIS.
ARD.
ii t i A * ft adopted new moth“
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Blank receipts for sale at this office.
If from any cause you fail to get the
Umbrella» of all styles at Kay A Todd's. G raphic , notify us and we will be glad
Monday was a good day for cold water to supply you.
people.
Rainy weather don’ t check the building
Elmer Washburn was np from Portland boom much. Several uew buildings are
in course of erection, and about all our
over Sunday.
Try W. P. Heacock for nails and build­ carpenters are busy.
Grant Wiley says he found there was
er’s hardware.
Howard’s is the place to buy your little money to be made running a shoot­
ing gallery in Newberg ar.d consequently
watches or clocks,
sold out his interest in the business.
Mrs. E. B. Miles returned Tuesday from
The teachers of the public school have
a week’s visit to Salem.
secured at some expense a fine wood cut
President Newlin has been moving to
of the school building, and will have some
tiis new residence this week.
letter heads printed for use among the
*'890 Miles on Horseback through Pal­ pupils.
estine,” next Monday nigbt..
Rev. W. B. Sherrodd, traveling agent
To T eachers : You can get deport­ for the S. B. Medicine com|>any was in
ment cards at this oflice cheap.
town Tuesday and called at the G raphic
bund in the
SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU f S
All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber.
>ST O F F IC E D R U G STORE
Popular Patent and Family Medicines.
P
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LATEST STYLES of WALL PAPER.
Blank Books, Stationary, School Books and School Supplies.
C. F. MOORE & CO.
J J E W B E R G F U R N IT U R E STORJJ
A Complete and well assorted stock of Furniture always on hand at Portland price».
Newest designs in rockers, easy chairs and noveltiea, a siiecialty.
C arn er K lr .t a n d M ain Street*.
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B A Y STATE APPLE PAR ER
And other Seasonable Goods for use in preparing fruits.
We alio handle the Celebrated BED JACKET PUMPS, the Beat on the Market
J. E. HESTON.
1. U.
111K.KMANN.
H E ST O N & B IE R M A N N ,
B L A C K S M IT H S
We would respectfully announce that J. O. Blermann has arsociatpd himself with J.
K. iloslon in tlie Blacksinithing business, and (hat we are now better than
evci enabled to do all work in our lino with neatness and dispatch.
Carriage W ork 8c Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
A ll W ork W arranted .
A .
H E S T O N & HI H U M A N N .
W IIIT K M A N ,
Finsterer
& Cementer,
u i n n t ,.* , i V.
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t
MIDDLETON,
OREGON.
I trn prnpgml to do Plastering, Contenting «ml Chimney Building.
anteed. i urrefliKjridencu aoJicited
F.
H.
All Work Guar­
H ow ard,
W ATCHM AKER
&
JEW ELER.
A Fall Line of Clocks And Watches Always on Hand, at Reasonable Prices.
H K I 'A I K I N O
N g W I . ’ ERG,
\
NEW
broom
r iN K
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W A T C H KS A N » C L O C K » A
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sw eeps clean
,
» I ’ K U IA L T t.
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OREGON.
and
The jVTew Tin Sliop
A ll ktn.|. nt T ln w n r k . * n ch *> RnoSnx, Spout
I n f u u l (to n e r* ) R e p a ir in g , a s s t ly a n d p r o m p tly d i m « . P r ic e * r.-a «,m »h le *
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F i r * t flTKJtrr,
tf«A rly o p p o s it e D ayton roRtl*
1. th* test p l » m ¡ '¡ t o w n to*ei r e a r w ork »o n e
F. H. STOREY, Prop.
THK
ouldings,
Newberg House,
ig Lumber.
IK , P L A S T E R .
CORD. ARD
are.
R C . ORCCOM.
V
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Newberg Nursery,
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A . K . C O O P K R & CO.
We take this plan to inform the public that we ore better than ever prepared to sup­
ply the trade this Fall in tho line uf a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
I’a: lies desiring to set orchirda this Fall will make money by ratling on or cor re#
ponding with us before placing their order».