Newberg graphic., January 01, 1892, Image 2

board walks, prying the boards apart,
and twining around the steps. A num­
ber of Indian graves, dead houses, flank­
ed the village at each end, some sur­
mounted by the cross, some adorned. It
IN C O R P O R A T E D .
is a satisfaction to see the cross over the
tomb, in this desert country, for whom­
ever we find it, it is the symbol of Christ
and Christianity. The dead houses out
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
numbered the houses for the living,
bringing home Bryant’s thought, so often
I.SUBD KVB11Y FRIDAY MORNING.
exemplified, ‘‘Those who walk the earth
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
are hut a handful to those who sleep
ED ITO R S A N D P U B L IS H E R S :
A San Jose prune grower has declined within her bosom.”
R. H . W o o d w a r d & O h m . C. E m e r y . to till an order from a big firm in France
When it had grown too dark for further
for »300,000 worth of dried prunes. His ins|iection, I returned to the ship, finding j
reason for refusing is that the firm wished
FUIDAY, JANUARY 1, HOL'.
ands
y o u
tlie primes shipped in hulk, so they could even the night watchman had joined the
nasal
chorus
with
captain
and
crew.
1
j
lai
packed
and
placet!
on
the
market
un­
« n W rc J as second c la ss m a tte r a t th e post
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com­
W an t to buy either a large or small
der a French latici —Ontario (Cal ; lie- turned into the second shelf and am soon
office a t N ew berg, O regon.
E HAVE ON
coni.
mission.
wrapped in blankets and dreams.
farm, you can save Isitli tim e and m on­
It has been the custom of California
S peaker C risp appears to have a touch
How calm and placid nature seems
For Low Prices and Future Advance­
fruit
men
to
buy
up
Oregon
prunes
in
ey
by calling on us.
when site has spent a portion of tier fury
of thn same material in his makeup that
hulk
and
repack
and
label
them
"Cali­
t*
m ent in Values,
made Tom Heed so |iopnlarly unpopular.
in a storm. In no place is one more im­
fornia Prunes,” but the lastest fake is to pressed with tliis than on the ocean. I f y ou are a Non-resident,
All grades of Realty, from an unfenced lot to tlie very Best Im-
W e Defy Competition.
pick out Ilio smallest and most worth­ The tired waves having lashed them­
And wisli to obtain an y information
I f C hili should conclude to accede to
proved City Property, and
Long Time on Deferred Paym ents,
the demands of this government, what less prunes anti latici them “ Oregon Silr selves in a state of exhaustion, sleep the ulsiut Real Ivstute, or th e Country in
V
would the daily pa|>era do till spring ver Prunes.” It would lie a high crime Bleep of the wearied. Next morning was
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyer*.
Iiowever for California fruit to lie sold un­ calm and beautiful beyond description. General, or Newlierg und vicinity,
o.iens?
der u French name. Consistency is no We sailed out early before anyone except in particular, Wrily to us—W e will
We have for sale some of the Finest
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
Tint returns of Assessor York show jewel with our California brethren. Tlie the engine had partaken of refreshments. gladly givj^tlic desired information.
Suburban
Pioperty to be found in tlie
fa t is Oregon can discount our sister
Capt. Cole lias been prospecting,
that there are 1,911 legal voters in Yam­
State,
at
very
low prices.
hill county, and that wc have $4,¡119,001 state on tlie size of prunes any day in the roughing and salting for a number of
year, which fact they are well aware of years and like most men not very con­
worth of taxable property.
down there and ttiey will leave no stone versant with books, lie is more observant
Gov. I’ k . n S oykr showed a little more unturned to stay tlie tide that is setting of occurrences and chuck full of anec­
humanity in pardoning Johnson, Ilian in for our fruit. Tlie crying need of Ore­ dotes. One of his stories, J must relate.
did Judge Taylor in sentencing him to gon hns Ion ; been for concerted action in ■‘One of the queerest thinS^'among the
the pen for three years for stealing two the sale of fruit and until this is brought many queer characters produced by the
about, California fruit growers will reap a west was "Dancing Joe.” This man
satiohn.'
rich harvest at our o.\|iense. When our
________!—■.
rode into one of our booming mining
fruit growers become sufficiently aroused
NEW BERG-,
-
OREGON.
S e c r e t a r y o f t h e Treasury Nettleton,
towns, owner of a large pack train well
on
this
subject
to
work
together,
a
repu­
N ew berg,
:
Oregon.
complains that t h e duties of the position
loaded with merchandise. He sold the
lie holds are too arduous for one man, tation may he made for our fruits in tlie entire outfit at utmost fabulous prices,
hut no one lias had an intimation that ho east that will he worth thousands of dol­ went to dancing, drinking ami gambling
lars annually to us. No heller opportuni­ and in a short time all was gone, Short­
would resign.
ty will ever ho offers 1 to make a display ly after he went broke, ho called upon the j
of our fruits than at the World’s Fair
local doctor ami requested a consulta- 1
W hen the thousands of hungry mouths
JO L L E G E CLASSES, N O RM A L COURSE, BOOK K E E P IN G ,
and wo are glad to see a move in this tion. Tlie doctor informed ¡lira there
in different parts of this country have
(Unction being made.
A L L T H E GRAM M AR SCHOOL STU D IES, M USIC A N D ART.
was nothing tlie matter. “ I,ook down
b e e n fed, then will be time enough for
LUM BER,
my throat,” said Joe
“ Don’t you see P O R T L A N D F I N I S H I N G
Gov. Thayer, of Nebraska, to call for a
E xcellent opportunity for good work.
H A IN F A L L IN O U K G O N .
anything? Don’t you see a mule’s tail
train load of corn for Russian Buffcrcrs.
Board and Lodging *2.50 per week.
HARDWOOD LUMBER,CEDAR POSTS, SHINGLES
T h e P r e s e n t M o n th o f D e c o m b w r W ill or hoof? A whole pack train went down
All other expenses very low.
P r o b a b l y I5r#*ak t h e R e c o r d .
I n t h e deatti of Senator l’lumb, Kat*
there.”
The
weather
bureau
reportB
tlio
total
I I you w ant to teaeli— II-’ you want to t a k e a b u s i n e s s course—
sms lo s e s a citizen and a representative
A grj'i.-g sound undei our keel, a rapid
whose ability is recognized by all, regard- rainfall for the year 1SII1 to date to he slowing up, a dead stop about dusk and
IF you w ant to review, or take advanced work, we can suit you.
lo s s o f party prejudice. It will I * some a H8 inches below tlie annual average. we were aground on the Mud Flats. The
indow
rames and
ouldings
lab
For
the
month
of
December
the
total
Send for Catalogue, or come and see fur yourself.
time before a man will Is) sent that can
tide is coming in iiowever ami as the
rainfall is If IS inches in excess of the av­ crew manage things pretty well without
fill t h e p la c e .
ood
heap
T H O M A S N E W L I N . P r e s ’t
erage. From July 1 to date it is 3.29 in­ me, I turn in. Next morning we are an­
TnK |>eo|ile of Oregon have it in their ches in excess of the average. On Satur­ chored in front of the Wrangle saw mill,
[»wer to bring the railroads to some kind day and Sunday 1.00 inches fell, which having arrived about midnight.
J O S E P H W IL S O N ,
of reasonable terms, only when the riv­ caused the river to rise from 7.11 feet to
W k a n o l e t o K akb .
I
ers of tlie slate can tie utilized. While 11 feet above the low water mark or zero
DEALER IN
Wo have seen the district Hnperinten-
you are growling about high freights, mark. The annual average is 49.34 in­ dent of Schools, procured additional sup-
ches;
formerly
it
was
over
51
inches,
but
woik intelligently for o|s*n rivers.
lilies, bought that necessary something
the deficiency which lias existed since
forgotten at Douglas, steam is up, it is
1883,
save
in
1887,
whon
it
was
3
inches
Gov. P fnkoykr having given his ideas
near midnight and we will soon be on
Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Confectionery, Al­
A . I t . C O O P E R & C O I A Clean, Well-Selected
in
excess
of
the
average,
lias
reduced
tlie
of what the next democratic platform
ways on Hand. Queenswure, Glassware, Woodenwaro
our way. But here coinos tlie Klawack,
and Best Brands of Flour.
s h o o 'd tie, it is |ierfectly safe to predict animal average. Tlie December average a small mail iioat on tier monthly trip
th a t he will not have much of a ciiance to is 8.22 inches. The January average is ami she informs us that there is a heavy We take tills plan fo inform tlie public that we are better than over prepared to sup-
a s s is t in the building of it.
The gov­ 7.50 inches, February 6.08, March , 0.02; , : fog outside. "Its no use to lay out
plv the trade this Fall in tho line of a
,
,,
. . .
....
e r n o r ’s democracy is ol a very original then April drops to 3.21 inches, July a n ,jj d j , there,
says our captain, w e might just
August
have
si
ightiy
over
.50
of
an
inc
a n d imii|ue pattern, so much so that it
as well stay here.” So our engineer
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
of rainfall.
W o n ’t n e e d a copyright to protect it.
pulls tlie fire and we ail turn in. Next
CD
A comparison of thn twenty one years I
noon wo leave with a fair sky, and a calm I’ai ties desiring to set orchards this Fall will make money by calling on or corres
T he Oregonian says if we should have continuous record which tlio weather bu­ sea, towing a hay scow to a ranch some
ponding with tis before placing their orders.
reau now has in tliis city allows that tiie
a w a r, it should amount to more than u
fifteen miles above. It is well along in
rainiest
month
m
December
and
August
We will Bell a few
tí
war will) Chili would; in order that "a
tho afternoon when we cast our scow-
0
I'ROFMSSIONAL CARDS.
million or two of our strident and stre­ I lie driest mouth. Tiie daily average loose witli tlie rancher and liis hired In­
H»
pent fools of all degress,” might be killed shows that from July 4 to September I it dian. We pass in sight of the Patterson
GOOD TOW N LOTS
off, a u d give common sense a ciiance. is .02 of an inch ; from tlio latter date it glacier and for miles the beach is strewn
w . M c C o n n e l l , m . d .
I l O I ’S F a n d S IG N P A IN T K H .
H
C#
We opine that, the very fools so distaste­ increases to .28 of an inch on December with stranded Ivrgs, appearing in tiie dis­ G .
All on lime, to those who will build on
House» p a in te d in the la te stT IN T 8 .
Paper |
I’lIYdlCLVN
& SURGEON.
13,
and
tho
daily
average
continues
to
lie
ful to the Oregonian would I k * tiie least to
H anging, G raining, S ta in in g a u d H ard oil
tance like Hocks of sheep. Not desirous NEW HERO,
them. Call early and get your choice.
-
-
OREGON. flui6h,
suffer at such times. They always stay .28 of un incli until December 19, w hen of trying to navigate Rocky Pass in tlio
it
begins
to
decrease,
remaining
over
.20
Office on F irst S treet.
Prices will be advanced in sixty days.
at home.
done by DAY or CO
darkness, we anchor in a little bay at the All c alls p ro m p tly attteinled to day or night.
NTRACT.
of an inch a day until March 17. A
D
iseases
of
w
om
en
and
c
h
ild
re
n
a
sp
ecialty
.
Shop
on
Main
Street,
upper end of Kuprianof Island until
T iik Oregonian says that ‘‘war witli study of the rainfall records is very inter­ morning. Gabbling geese seem to he
N ew berg, O regon.
Only a few of those fine tracts in
esting
at
this
season
of
tlie
year,
when
HAROLD Cl AUK,
Chili would lie deploratile from a moral
tí
everywhere and my shot gun can hardly D u
tlie
"oldest
inhabitant”
claim
s
that
nev­
D E N T IS T .
ami humane point of view.” and that this
rest for the fowl noises.
W. CUMMINS,
P
RURAL HOME No. 2
OREGON
eountry “ needs no prestige in a hemis­ er liefore did so much rain fall.
Next morning tlie rain is literally inur­ NKWBKKO,
The
heaviest
December
rainfall,
20.14
a specialty. Gas o r V ita liz ed Air
phere where it has no rival.” Tlien why
ing down. I spent tlio time when tho Gold filling
4
are left. All clear. Clieajiest on the
g iv e n in e x tra c tin g te e th . All w ork
this everlasting howl about coast de­ inclios, occured in 1882. This is the only table aboard-ship was empty, in w a rra n te d . Ollice on ('e n te r stre et, opposite
N EW BERG , OREGON.
greatest
monthly
rainfall
on
record
in
th
e
Post
Office.
market. Terms easy. Raise peaches.
fenses, armoured war vessels, and
wiiting. Oh those last letters!
When
C all on n s If you w an t a good w ell at a rca-
schisi lad soldiers ami marines? If wo tliis city. In that December it fell in 24 one begins to realize the possibility of
annable «cu re. H aving hnd Iona e x p e rie n c e
liave no need of these, why not s|>cnd the davs. On an average ruin fulls eighteen them tving tiie last one for months, tlie J O H N Y O U N G E R ,
M aris rj- Colcord.
r
w e a n a. m te e good work. P rlee for b oring a u d
millions of dollars thus annually mpiand- ■ ay i in Decern I or; twenty-four days rain hand is not apt !o tie very steady anyhow
ORE ; o n .
NEW HERO,
p u ttin g iu w all, :!0 c ents p e r foot.
4-_>ltf
in
December
is
the
greatest.
The
present
OD
P prep ired
ered, in some way to tiring gteater mate­
ft
iinmtli lias already had twenty-four days and that everlasting screw as it turns tlie
rial returns to the |K‘o|ile who foot ti c
on which rain fell, un I for rainy days it fifty inch propeller wheel, gives the table Repair Watches and Clocks,
hills?
iS A Y Y O U !
In
In a w o rk m a n lik e m a n n e r.
S atisfaction
bids fair to beat the record.— Oregonian. a sort of a Blind Boone movement'
vain I protest as I fill sheet after sheet g u a ra n te e d . In G. M. Rales’ shoe shop on First
Street. T h irty five years e x p e rie n c e .
Tim outlook is favorable to tlie forma­
Do You W a n t a House Built?
with illegible scrawls, that ” 1 am sober,”
tion of an Oregon Historical Society
A I. A SKA I.K T T K lt.
" I am calm,” tho writing In trays me.
If yon do, c all on
This, we flunk, is a move in tlie rigid di­
About noon wo see our first Lakes.
D o u g in * t o W r a n g l e .
rection. This state is rich in relics ami
They are eanijvd at a little herring fish­
reminiscences of early days, ami a histor­ The Iioat on which we take passage is a ery about twenty-five miles almvo tho
j
H E ES,
Caglili Skt, $
C an n o t h e lp a d m irin g a n d buy in g from
ical society is sadly needed to facilitate small steamer named tlie "Seaolin”, village. On every hand as far us the eye
their eollec'ion and provide for their pres­ Captain Colo. She is nil odd looking can see the water is alive with little fish.
M RS. S. E. SMITH'S
The Contractor & Builder. JESSE EDWARDS,
ervation. Kxtending over a |airiod of craft, her little cabin built away back on They seem to run in currants, now this
...............President.
I!. C . M I L K S ..............
Shop one d o o r w est of post office,
her
stern,
so
lliut
in
motion
tlie
Iioat
nearly sixty years, Oregon offers a largo
---- Vice-President.
way now that, tlie little rivers of pisca­
MOSES YOTAW,
and varied field for research along tliis seems to bo running off from the ship, torial life crossing and recrossing each
.................. Cashier.
NEWBERG,
-
-
OREGON.
line. Tlie state lias mode much history lint slio is quite seaworthy. Everything other in a net work of rippling animation.
also that is *o closely interwoven witli wc shall eat and wear during tlio coming
D IR E C T O R S :
Great numbers of sea gulls are hovering
the national fabric that for tins reason nine months must bo put aboard here, over now ami then dropping to the wa­ L atest St>les in L a d ie s’ and C h ild re n ’s M illi­
JESSE EDWARDS,
B. C. MILES,
F. A. MORRIS
W. S. P owell .
j . j, S hipley .
n e ry , Laces ami T rim m in g s.
ulone ws should lie aslir on tliis matter. for there are no stores within 50 miles of j ters and rising with a fish which !s greed­
P O W E L L Jfc S H I P L E Y .
J-C . COLCORD
•
E. H. WOODWARD.
R em em ber, no one in th»' city h as had lo n g e r!
It concerns others Isisides ourselves.
A our prospective home. How we have ily swallowed. The Rorqual or fin hack
e x p e rie n c e in th e M illinery b u sin ess th a n
few more pioneers to pass away, when studied, listed and relisted our supplies1 whale is here too. Where there are 10
Certificate* of Depoeit ¡«sued payable on demand.------------- Exchange bought and
an<l P o a le r. In
(
Mrs. H. !<]. Smith.
garbled and distorted tales of their lira, in order to leave nothing necessary out, 1 many little tisli there must lie some large
GROCERIES FLOCK FE ED IIAY au<l
sold.---------- Good notes discounted.-----------Deposits received subject to cheek at
ery, toil and sufferings is all that will lv hut as is always the esse, something will ones. ( It is always among men ) l'liese
GRAIN.
sight and a general hanking hnsinem transacted.---------- Collections made on all
loft to thè future, unicità some immediato , la" for gol teli. Tliere is one consolatimi huge fishes come to the surface with U|
■£», Cor. F ro n t A JefTersoi. Sts.
accessible points in file United States and Canada.
PORTLAND OREGON.
end cncrgi-tif steps ho tukcii to prò- , Jiowever, Ibis tliing may !v pun liasod ut i snort, spouting a great column of spray, I
servo thè aetiinl fads. The won.ler is Wranglc, liefore we leave civi'.izalion on- then the powerful tail assumes an oblique break your back saving wood by hand,
Correspondents \ T
H4{ )D $ T II T° N P o r tla n d .
but get ns to saw it with our
M at tonal P a rk Rank, N ew York-
tliat it lias I veil neglected so long
By tirelv. At lint everything is aboard load­ ! jmsition as lie descends, “drowns him- j
DR. YOUNG.
all means let us have a state historical ed in a dreni hing rain, the whistle , self” us my interpreter, who speaks l etter N ew
Steam Saw.
Stranger, visiting the City are invited to call at the Bank for information concern
society. Future capital dome appropria- screams a good live and we are oil. A Tillinget than English, remarked. I ke ‘Good work at living prices,* is our motto.
ing the City.
Y
F
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1
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A
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Y
S
I
KG
LON.
KF.UBEN
8.
FRANK.
strong
headw
ind
is
blowing
and
the
ships’
.
..
t on* could be turned to good use by such , *
, , . . ,
. . .
, the game of coppers it was invariable
an association, having a competent sal Akin towed behind gone bobbing end heads then tails. lt was amusing to
C o r r e s p o n d e n ce In v ite d .
aried secretary, and Oregonians could thumping against the waves with a ven­ watch the «lucks sporting in the rain.
EAST
SIDE
The
treatment
of
horre*
a
speeiulty.
have the satisfaction of knowing that in geance. The employees on l>oanI are a They seemed to like it. They seemed to
Call* attended with i>ro,n|>tness.
this respect at least, we were not more captain, engineer and a cook whose sav, “ This is my country.
ew berg
l o u r in g
d ls
1 am at
welcome voice rings out, “ Dinner,” in a home.** Some of them had never seen
than half a century Ivliind tlie times.
N
kkrerg .
O
regon .
short time. Heing a cabin passenger, I steamltoat ta»for* and they raised them
*L L). r A l \ T L \ ? s F t t S O N , P r o p r ie t o r » .
T iik Hillsboro Independent says in re- am privileged to eat witli the captain, selves os much a i they could craning
(J
M. BALES.
NEW BERG,
:
s
OREGON.
gur«l to the recent decision of the State while the cook takes a turn at the wheel. their duck necks to get a good look.
Hoard of Kquali/ation that mortgag«» A ter a live hours run, making poor Sometimes we would come sudd *nly ov­
You « ill ulwny* find at tilia m arket the P ractical
p ro v ed m s e h tn e ry w c a re now p re p a re d
Shoem aker. H a v in g re c e n tly e q u ip p e Pi d m o a n n r u m fa ill c tu w re lih the new be>t a n g d ra Im
f I ia II 1 hi ohsosmci I at their full face value, s|ioed, wo decide to lay hv in Takou llar i er a diver who ha«! not carefully taken
d e o f Boor, by th e
very Ivat Fresh Menta of nil kinds.
that “ the asm»sHor who complied with the bor, until the wind calms. Just as we his bearings before descending and the
Is p re p a re .1 t«» »to «11 kin«1*of work in h is lin e
and Ixr ciuivimvd th a t
iu a w o rk m a n lik e m a n n e r. M ak iu g o f
FTTXala
ROLLER
PRO CESS.
iMfteRfltnent law in thia resjai t would entered the m ruth, the ship being broad­ way legs, arms and squawks combined to Give me n I trial
Hoots an -1 Shoes t«> or«i«j a S pecialty. R ep a ir
eau do you nood.
side
to
the
wind
a
parting
billow
rolled
In f n eatly an«! p m m n tly »lone.
Htand a very j>oor chance for re election.”
NEWBERG, OR.
get bis «hiekship out of the way was laugh- Center BcrerL
FirM «i«H«r w est «*f Hank b u ild in g on F irst St.
Cash Paid for Wheat,
Feed Ground a turdays.
I h thin Oregon puli tie«, or is the Indepen- over her front deck, depositing gallons of aids indeed. At four oVIock the cap­
9VWBRRO»
i
:
OREGON.
water
in
the
engineer
s
room.
We
shot
dent man wrong" When an officer can­
tain pulled tho throttle which s« rea ne«l,
not comply with Hie requirements of the forward and in a moment were in calm “ land in sight,*’ and we were soon anchor­
law through fear of losing his |M>litical water, scarce ruffled by a ripple. OKI ed on the leeward of a reel in front of the
SA M U EL HOBSON
head, then surely there is something rad­ Takou Indian Village is at the head of new school he i-c I take my interpreter
ically wrong. And if through fear, he Takou IIarbor. It consists of a dozen ashore, intending to employ Ins tongue,
but an ii»s|«e«*tion of the vil sgo reveals
fails to do his duty, then In* is as cup.ihle large houses, dost» Ismlering a gravelly the fact that theie is not a native in it. M«y bo f«»und *t »11 tim e s » fa ll a sso rt m e n t
beach.
When
Juneau
and
Ihxiglas
City
«'f £ i>«t marketable
us those w hose favor he seek«, and the
The only living residents an* tw«> ravens,
fieople should see that he is retired spr mg into existence, the natives aban win» like IW s have e«fah!i*ho<| them­
Honesty in politics is not necessarily a doned their old borne tor one just around selves ove» tin» «loor of one «u the imat
di!api«!ate«l houses an.I who croak their
thing of the pa.-t, and the s *on»>r some of Takou Point, a!suit a dozen miles from welcome without tie* least sign «»f i«' r.
*
A R T IS T .
the old |s»lilicai harnades attached to thn town. After supper I clambered into the although w«* pass within six t«*et «»f tie ir
S A W E D \ N 1» S P L I T S H I N G L E S . L A T H , LI.WK, P L A N T E R ,
All
ci
1
rs
pr
';nptl\
attended
(•»
and
Sat­
Portraits
enlarged
to life size and finished
skit!
and
rowed
around
the
beach,
inspect­
perch. Our effects ar.» again hnpti/.« «I
«'KMEN T A M » H A I R .
offices of tliis state find that honest work
isfaction Guaranteed
or dishonorable retirement is demanded ing the shore an«I visited the village two with A Us kan mist, pi!«».| up in t i *• » s, I tool
in Crayon India Ink or Water Colora,
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J S HAKI RASONS.
NEWBERG, OREGON.
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EWBERC. CTECOM.
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the laws. Every acre of groan*!, rvrrv of the old h »uses, pushing *ip thro igli tit.»
ORKÜ ûN I iN KAILWAY TIME TALLE.
N o rth .
A p ril 1, IM I.
S o u th .
T g , 7 :oü a. m | Lv. P o rtla n d , 9.10 a. m
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A r. P o rtlan tf, 9:!ì0 a. m. | Ar. Mewrberg 12:10 p.m.
. P o rtlan d , 4:H0 p.
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Ar. P o rtla n d , 3:20 p.m . | Ar. N ew berg, 0:00 p.m .
P ftisc n ^ e r a n d F re ig h t Kale» to all p oints,
« a u be o b ta in e d from
C. B. FKI48ELL.
A gent N ew berg.
town lot, house, ham, horse, cow. or hog.
every sitare of hank, building, or railroad
stock and every mortgage should be as­
sessed at its fui! cash value. Then the
burdens of taxation would lie more equal­
ly home, taxes would tie lighter, and Or­
egon would have the biggest advertise­
ment ever published to the world. By
all means let the requirements of the as­
sessment laws he tarried out, and with
them the officers who are too cowardly
or corrupt to do their duly.
J. M. WRIGHT, President.
O. C. WRIGIIT, Secretary,
C A P IT A L
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ST O C K ,
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Office on Main Street, Near Depot.
THE NEWBERG SAW MILL,
PACIFIC COLLEGE,
Have in stock and for sale
Rough and Dressed Lumber.
Doors, AVinclows,
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Newberg Nursery,
Grroeeries, Provisions.
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COMMISSION »;* MERCHANTS
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W . A . Lyon, Proprietor.
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W. P. HEACOCK,
P h o to g ra p h e r Doors. Windows and Mouldings,
Meclts. Portrait & Landscape Itrackets, Turnings, Fine Finishing Lumber,
Cleneral Huilders* Hardware.
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