OHBOOKIàM R A IL W A Y TIM E TAB LE. North. A p ril I, i t t i . South. !•?. Hflwb» rg, 7:ô5 a. m | Lv Portland, 9:40 n m Ar. KortUm id, y :W a. ut. I Ar. New ber g 12:15 p.m. Lv. Nawberg 12 45 p.m , Lv. Portimi«!, 4.oo p in. Ar. Pt.riUud, H:iu p.m. | Ar. Newberg, p.m. P A t im ie r and Freight Kate* to all pointa «a n be obtaiued from C. B. FKIS8ELL. Agent Newberg' NEWBERG GRAPHIC. % x ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY «ORNINO. E D IT O KH A N D P l 'B l W H E M ! E. H . W oodw ard A orm . C. E m e r y . F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 8, 1892. B nteroil a , second class m atter at the post office at Newberg, Oregon. T H E L IT T L E W H IT E H E A R S E . RY SLLA Y U K K a S WILCOX. Bumobudy'x baby was buried today— The empty white hearse from the grave rumbled back, Aud the morning, somehow, seemed less sm il­ ing and gay, As I passed on tho walk w hile it crossed on Its way, And a shadow seemed drawn o'er the sun's track. Biuhcbotly'a babe was laid out to r e t , White a» a snowdrop, and lair to behold. And the »oft little hand» were crossed over the breast. A nd the hands and the lips aud the eyelids w ere pressed With kisses as hot as the eyelids were cold. Somebody sow It go oat o f her sight U Older the coffin lid, out o l the door. Somebody Suds only darkness aud blight A ll through the summer sunlight,— Home one whose baby w ill waken no more. Homebody's sorrow Is m iking me weep. I know uot her name, but I echo her cry For the dearly bought baby she longed so to keep Th e baby that rode to its long lasting sleep In the little white hearse that went rum bliug by. _ „ - . n n e r sorrow I know * ' ¡ " " W-n-°|.aYlounda of lime (nnslacked); twenty pound* of sulphur; fifteen |>ounds of salt; sixty gallons water. To mix tin: above, take ten pound* of lime, twenty pounds of sulphur, and twenty gallons of water. Boil half an hour. Take tbe remainder—fifteen |>ounds of lime ami fifteen («fin d s of salt —slack and add enough water to make the whole sixty gallons. Strain and spray on the trees milk warm or wanner. This can be applied when the foliage is o ff the tree, and will have no injurious effect on the fruit buds or tree whatever. No. 2 —For winter wash—One pound of concentrated lye, (American or Babbits); one-half pound of rosin; two and one- half gallons of water. First dissolve the lye in water, and when thoroughly dissolv­ ed by heating; use at a temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit T o th e F r u it Q r o w e r i o f C h eh n lem V a lle y . The Oregon Stale Board o f Horticul­ ture is making a great effort to excite uni­ versal interest among the fruit growers, handlers of fruit, and nurserymen throughout the state in regard to the in­ jurious insects infesting the orchards and in some instances nurseries. About all tho old orchards, and a great many young ones are infested with some Insect pest which is gradually sapping the vital­ ity from the trees and if left to themselves, will oventually kill them. Thu Board re­ alizes fully that without the aid of every one who has a few old trees that are in­ fested, as well as the larger ore-bardlets, in fighting these nest* •» useless to at- ___i to eradicate them, and it earnest­ ly asks all to aid them in this work. In this beautiful valley which is de­ stined to tie one of the greatest fro!» |..u- dnci'mz ffiai.!->. toe slate, 1 am sorry to say I find a great many old moss covered orchards whose usefullness is entirely gone and which serve as breeding places for these pests. It is imimssihle for me to visit »11 these (daces |>ersona!ly and I would respectfully ask the owners to cut them down and burn them up, root and branch if they are beyond redemption and they are not willing to go to any ex­ pense in cleaning the trees, spraying, otc., etc., and by so doing aid us in our work. Oregon. A reference to the Slate Weath­ er Bureau as given in their report to the last State legislature, prove the incor­ rectness of statements about weather from “ memory.” Anyone can obtain the above report upon apiJication. As many (ample are desiroua of knowing the an­ nual rainfall here, I send (lie following table compiled from the above report. The d:s iaii'y in means of rainfall is larg - ly due to the fact that the last six years excepting 1887, have been much below the average. Turn|a-raturcs are very ev­ en in the Willamette valley and one re­ cord shows fairly for all. E dmund R obinson , W liin fell, Newberg, Or., Jan. 1, 1892. Portland : 1870-99, Jan. 7 38, Feb. 6 60, Mar. 6 20, April 3.12, May 2 40, June 1 65, July .61. Aug. .60, Sep. I 66, Oct. 3 07, Nov. 5.95, Dec. 8.25. Annual 48.48. E. Portland: 1834-9), Jan. 5.24, Feb. 4 39, Mar. 2 11, April 1.82, May 1.20, June 1.86, July .33, Aug. .15, Sep. 1 31, Oct. 2.80, Nov. 2,94, Dec. 5.37. Annual 29 52. McMinnville: 1888-99, Jun 9.36, Feb. 3 23, Mur. 3.93, April 2 22, May 66, June 3 97, July .54, Aug. .12, Sep. 1.12, Oct. 3.91, Nov. 3.02, Dec 4.03. Annual 37 01. Fort Y am h ill: 1856-60, Jan, 9.51, Feh. 7.30, Mar. 7 66, April 2.99, May 2.44 June 1.61, July .36, August .42, Sep. 2.69, Au- Oct. 2 ttfl, Nov,, 7.55, Dec. 10.08. nual 65 57. 1851-59, _ Jan. 7.93, Oregon City : Feh. 5.17, Mar. 7 15, April 1.92, May .94. 3.37, June 1.41, July .V », All! sJft- U til, Ovi . o < Mt», 1VJV. O.l z, J»ei nual 46 01. Newberg: 1891, April 3.22, May 2.54, June 2.8, July .47, Aug. .98, Hep. 2.50, Oct. 5.30, Nov. 6 27. Dec. 11.75. Maximum and Minimum rainfall for each month at Portland. 1870 to 1890. Maximum: Jan. 1883, 13 71, Feh. 1881, 13.36. Mar. 1873, 12 76, April 1883, 8.88, May 1879, 6.60, June 1888, 5 .'{8, July 1884, 1.80, Aug. 1881, 2.11, Sep. 1884 4 25, Oct. 1882, 11.58, Nov. 1875, 15.77, liée. 1882,20.14. Minimum : Jan. 1877, 2.75, Feh. 1889, 1.07, March 1885, .65, April 1885, 1.12, May 1888, .08, June 1884, .08, Oct. 1874, .30, Nov. 1 Hffil, .60, Pec. 1876, .88. Mean tnm|ieraturo at Portland, Or., 1870 lo 1890. Jan. 38.8, Feb. 41.6, Mar. 47.1, April 52, Mav 57 4, June 62 8, July 07, Aug. 66, Hep. 01.2, Oct. 53.3, Nov. 45.8, Dec. 43 2. Averago53. IN C O R P O R A T E D . O. C. WRIGHT, Secretary, 2 ^ 7 o r> ^ CAPITAL STOCK, J. M. WRIGHT, President. # 20 , 000 . 00 . P R IN C IP A L O F FIC E S A T I f NEWBERG. you W a n t to buy either a large or small I f you are a Non-resident, i A n d wish to obtain any inform ation aliout Heal Eritate, or the C ountry in N ew b erg and 1 L ands * Bought and Sold, and Bold on Com* ON mission. F or I,o w Price's and Future A d va n ce­ m ent in Values, W e Defy Competition. A ll grades o f R ealty, from an unfenced lot to the very Best Im ­ proved C ity Property, and L o n g T im e on Deferred Paym ents, -A.C:R,E_A.C3-:E3 vic in ity , in particular, W r ite to us—W e OREGON. -* OUR LIST » I j farm, you can save both tim e anil m on­ e y b y culling on us. General, or W E HAVE - w ill and L iberal Discounts to Cash Buyers. Suburban Ih o p e rty to lie found in the gludly g iv e th e desired inform ation. State, at v e ry low prices. Office on Main Ktroot, - N n n r D o p o t. PACIFIC COLLEGE, THE NEWBERG SAW MILL, NEW BERG, OREGON, Newberg, Have in stock and for sale Rough and Dressed Lumber C O LLE G E CLASSES, Doors, Windows, F M W C . Oregon. N O R M A L COURSE, B O O K K E E P IN G , M U S IC A N D A R T . E xcellen t op p ortu n ity for good work. Board and L o d g in g $2.50 jx:r week. A ll other expenses v e ry low . Elevation above sea le v e l.......... 400 feet Mean tern parature .............. 40.3° Maximum tem perature.. 56.4° date. .15, 10 in d o w ram es a n d o u l d in g s lab Minimum temperature.........28.4, date 24 Mean of Maximum teiniieraturo.. . . 44 5° Muain of Minimum temperature . . .36.1° ood heap No. times maximum temperature. . .90° or a b ov e ... .0 No. times minimum temperature..'.. 32° or bolow ... ,5r Total precipitation................11.75 inches Total depili of unlimited snowfall 2 inches Prevailing direction of wind .......... south No. of cloudless days................... 1 No. of partly cloudy days....................... 4 No. of cloudy days................................ 26 W A T C II M A K E R & JE W ELER . No. days on which .01 or rain or snow- fe ll......... 30 Dates on which hail fe ll........................1st K I I'A IK IN G F I N E W A T C H E S A N D CLOCKS A S P E C IA L T Y Pates on which snow full. .3, 4. 25, 28, 29 . . . . and .'¡1 N E W B E R G , OREGON. Pates of thunder storms .................... 1st Pates of light frost. . . .3, 4. 5, 6, 11, 12, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24 , 25 P R O FE SS IO N A L CABD S. W : A L L T H E G R A M M A R S C H O O L S T U D IE S , P O R T L A N D F IN IS H IN G L U M B E R , HARDWOOD LUMBER, CEDAR POSTS, SHINGLES STATIO N W IIIN P K I.L , NEW BERG, OR , DEC. ’ 91 1 W c have for sale some o f the Finest Jn any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres. I I you want to teach— I F you want to review , or take advanced work, we can suit you. S Send fu r Catalogue, or come and tee fo r yourself. . DORRANCE BROS. Y I F you w ant to take a business course— T H O M A S N E W L I X . P r e s 'f J O S E P H W IL S O N , O v e r at Vancouver, W a H h in gton , they sell brick at a very h ig h price. An o'd THE DREADED SAN JOSE SCALE. Italian made a purchase the o th e r day, D EA LER IN I found one place, (through the kind­ p tying $750 for one. The name o ld gold ness of the owner, who has the horticul­ brick H w indle. There in no fo ol like an tural interests of tho state at heart,) o ld fool. which had a few trees that were infected A Clean, Well-Selected Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries ami Confectionery A l­ with the “ Han Jose Scale,” and which lie ways on Hand. Queensware, Glassware, Wooden ware T h e r e doesn't a p p ear to have been any at once consigned to the flames. As and Best Brands of Flour. g'md Indian Hchool HuperintcndcntH to there are a great many that have nover lie found in Oregon, eine why seen this terrible pest, and would not wa» a MasHHcliuHettH man a|>|«inted to know it if they saw it, and cannot realize the (MiHition of HU|ieriiiU)nileiit of Harri- tho danger from it, through the kimlnsss eon liiHtitute? of Messrs. Woodward A Emery, I left a piece at their office, so anyone can, hy T II K ( I I U . M 1 K . M c C o n n e l l , m . d . W e h o p e th e H r»t » t e p tak en h y th e H O U S E and S IG N P A I N T E R . calling, see both the scale and its destruc­ newly e le c te d co u n cil w ill lie to look lif­ - p Houses painted in the latest TINTS. Paper Tho committee to which was refered tive work. T o aid anyone in discovering P H Y S IC IA N A SU RG E O N . Hanging, Graining, Staining and Hard oil t e r th e su rfa ce d r a in a g e o f th e tow n , it and to show in a measure what thu the matter of the re-location of the col­ NEWBEKU, - - OHEQON. finish. W e will sell a few £ l'o n d a o f w a ter left, to Htand a lo n g (lie o fruit growers have to f -ar from its rav­ lege made the following report to the Office on First Street, dono by DAY or CONTRACT. s tr e e t» for fro g p o n d » m a y he n ice fo r th e ages, I will give a short description of it church on lust Saturday, tho meeting A ll call« i pr< ..»inptlv autentici to tiny or night, women and children ft specialty. Shop on Main Street, Disease« of w frogs, hut it i » rath er tou gh on th o |>eoplc. and of tho great damage it can do tho concuring in the report. Newberg, Oregon. H We, your committee appointed at last grower. In a badly infested orchard, you H A R O L D C l AU K , All on time, to those who will build on T h e r e is n ’ t much in a name, after all. will notice a limb that Ins a grayish cast monthly meeting to select a permanent D u Z D E IS T T IS T . Itieharii Ely Í» professor of Political Econ­ as if nearly dead, or if the tree is not bud- j location for Pacific College make tbe follow- them. Call early and get vour choice. NEW11EHG, • OREGON omy in Johns Hopkins Univer»ity, and ly infested you will notice bright red s|«ts I ing report:— Trices will be advanced in sixty days. Gold fillin g a apeclalty. Gas or V italized A ir rank» among the foremost scholar» of the on the limb, caused by the poison emitted i>o You W ant a House Guilt? In order to consider inteliigeiitly the given in extracting teeth. All work nation. Kiehard Ely, an eleven year old hy the insect to dilute the »up before it' pro wsitions presented to us a cash value warranted. Office on ( ’enter street, opposite the Post Office. Only a few of those fine tracts in b iy, w i» la»t week placed in the Oregon can take it into its body. I f you do, call oil Tho mature of |3500,00 was placed on the present reform school, for burning a barn. insect is less than »no sixteenth of an college silo: one block being reserved for Q N. B E R G E N , M. D. inch in diameter, and of a grayish color. the church. W e also estimated the 2 Y a m h i l l co u n ty stand» »ixth in v a lu a ­ The female deposits her eggs to tho num­ cost of moving and refitting the college P H Y S IC IA N A SURGEON. tion of taxable property in the »tale ber of about fifty and in a few days dies. buildings, and making the necessary im ­ 4 are left. A ll clear. Cheapest on Ihe Those ranking higher am Multnomah, The larvn- often lieing hatched remains provements on a new site at $1001),00. market. Terms easy. Raise peaches. Office in Hoskins block, opposite Bank. Resi­ Marion, Umntilla, I.inn and fame, in the under the parent shell u certain length of Shop one door west o f post office, The propositions presented were as dence, Newberg House. order named. The incmaso in the past time and then starts out for itself, and af­ follows :— ^ : : OREGON. N E W B E R G , NEW HERO - - OREGON. two years in tho state ¡« » >inothing over ter crawling a certain length of time set­ 1st—The offer ol Jesse and Mary Ed­ $49,OIK),000. Mosshack or no mosshack, tles down upon some branch, leaf or fruit wards of 25 acres of land lying south of J O H N YOUNGER, DU. Y O U N G , we seem to be “ git tin’ thar.” as tho ease may he and commences feed­ Ninth street and west of College street. NKW1IEKO, : OREGON. ing. The insect is provided both above T o which lias been added a guaranteed V E T E R I X A R Y S Iltd EON. Is prepared to M o r a l depravity as a theory a ppears and below the body with a set of secretive subscription of $2500,00. to lie on tlie w ane. When a fe w y ea rs pores, and us soon us it Is-gins feeding, it ------- ► > + < - ------ the above subscription of $2500,00 Ago, a man shot Ida ncighlior, cut his omits through these |«>res a gummy sub­ plus tho cash value of tho present site In a w orkm anlike manner. Satlsfaetlon The treatment of horses a specialty. wife’s throat or burned the country school stance, which hardens and forms it soft $3500-$0000,00. Tlia presant indebted­ guaranteed. In G. M Rale»' ahne a Imp on First street. Thirty live years experience. Calls attemleil with promptness. house, lie was taken at his full face value, white shell. As the insect grows it is ness of $3000 pins the ex|vn»e of moving and got the punishment his c r im e merit­ forming another shell underneath tiiis the buildings, $1900,00-$4000,00 which N kw bero , O kkguy . ( I M. B A L K S , ed. Now, however, lie is called insane, first or white shell anil as it reaches ma­ taken from the $6000,00 leaves $2000,90 and for his crime gels his In turd and turity it easts aside the white »hull, leav­ in the treasury and 25 a ‘res ol land. clothing at the expense of th e state. ing tho »cron J or black shell for its pro­ JESSE EDW ARDS,... 2nd—Tho offer of Lewis lloskins and ...... Fres ident. I » prepared to d n flll kinds o f work In his line* This is progress. B. C. M IL E S ,.............. tection. The top slid bottom shells do others of 20 acres of land, lieing the in a workmanlike manner. Making of Break vour buck RHwiiiff w iw l hv Imnd . Vice-Tresident. Boot, «nd ShoeMoorde4.8peel.My. Kep.lr ,,roaK >o"r natx sawing wood hj hand, MOSES V O T A W ,........ not come in close contact with each other southern part of the farm of Joseph and ........... Cashier. ing neatly and promptly done. j but us to saw it With our E very orchanlisl in Oregon should hut enough space is left for the insect to latwls Hoskins, anda guarantee of $1000,00. First door we.t o. ltaak building on Flr»t 81. N o w S t e a m S fiW . heed tile admonition of the State Board of breath through. OREGON. When tho innoct is This sntiscriplion of $1000,09 plus tho NKWBKUG, D IR E C T O R S ; Horticulture, and exam ine his orchard forming the last shell, no provision is rash value of the present college site — ‘ Good work at living prices,’ is onr inotto. JF.SSF E D W AR D S, B. C. MILES, R E U B E N S. F R A N K . F. A. M O R R IS . for pests, and spray for their extermina­ made for the leg* ami antenna. The 0 min is JI'HvyX) the J ) W. C U M M IN S, J. C. COLC ORD E. II. W O O D W AR D . tion. Spraying at this lime of Ihe year is male inject however regain« these, togeth- present indebtedness and cost of moving less liable to injure the Ire «» than in Hie tr with wing?», assuming tin» appearance buildings leaves a balance in tho treasury N t T lie : Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand.- •----- Exchange bought and summer, ami stronger solutions may ls> NEW BERG . OREGON. sold.-------- —Good notes discounted.---- Ite(io»itg received subject to check at used. Indeed, it is claimed that inle'li- There ure three bloods of these insects 3rd—An offer of 18 aeres of land lying s ilh t and a general banking business transacted.-----------Collections made on alt U sll on i i . i If you want a good w ell st A rt'H geut spraying is bnniltcial to the tree , each season so that unless we unite in east of Meridian and north of K. II. accessable points in the United States and Canada. even if no insects are found upon them watching for this pest everywhere and in Woodwards valued at $3679,00. For the unnahle flgure. il.v illa h.O tong experience we x u .■ aalee x*»'Hl work. 1‘ rlee fur boring .m l May be found «t all times a fu ll assortment The fruit ipicstion at this time seems to meeting it at every turn with the de­ purehas« oi the same a suhserption of Correspondents T IL A , Portland puttlnx In w.U , KOeenta per lout. 4-iltf of good marketable bo in just this condition; fruit glowers termination to wi|ie it out, it means the $2670,00 was raised leaving a defieienev York. most give the ipwstion of pests more se-j toss of thousands dottars to the fruit j of $11100,00 which a hleil to the present ousanils of dollar Strangers visiting the City are invited to call at the Bank for information riiMis consideration, or a dozen years will growers, fur if left to Itself, it only takes indebtedness and eost of moving buildings SA M U E L HOBSON ’ concern ing the City. «oe thousands of bankrupt fruit raisers In about three years to kill a tree. I wish j $1000 $5000,OtH). Sulitraeting from this Oregon. t ) urge u|H)ii the finit growers the noce*- $3500 the cash vains ol the present site A ll order* promptly attemleil to and Sat- C o rr e s p o n d e n c e In v ite d . Ulaetion Guaranteed. sitv of becoming familiar »it h the San • leaves a debt of |1.VK),00 and Id acres of I n t h i s issue will tie found an article by Jose Seale, but also tho necessity of wil­ land. One door west of Morris, Mile* A C o.’s new »tore, on F ii*t Street. G. I. Sargent, Fruit Inspector for the ing out the W («illy Aphis and t'udiin 4th— An offer of .Tosso F. 1 ward* to soil e w b e r g l o u r in g il l s J. S. B A K E R SONS. State Board of Fruit Commissioners. Mr. Moth. Much credit is due to the Tresi- his orchard and the oak grove a Ijoining S.rgent, although a young man, has had dclit and Directors of the hank and to it on tho west, sai l tract containing about A R T IS T . considerable experience in California, in j the Board of Immigration in cheerfully 7 ocre» for , k),t\> to be paid tho fruit htiiMnoN* and thoroughly under* volunteering to destroy at once their old at present an I the remainder to run five , Portrait* im lxricd to life size anil flniflhotl NK W nF.RO , S : O K KO OX. Pfand* how to fight i***t*. W o hoi to our orchard* which an* infested with Woolly year* without interest. Ho reserving the J in Uravon India Ink or W ater Color*. madera will take particular notice of Aphis and Fodlin Moth, and l trust that use of the orchard for the »h ove time. S t i i m o U i - s t m k » in H o-kixs Biu.mxu. H aving rrreu tly equipped ou r m ill w ith new and im proved machinery w e are now prepared to manutartnre the be.t xrede of flour, by the what ho naja in thin art icio and take everyone interested in fruit raising or in Phi* am *unt of M,ti> plus the present ¡ N F.W B K K G , O REG O N. warning in time. Mr. Sargent called at the welfare of the fruit industry will a<*- in.lohtedno** of £itMX!,4k> leave» a debt of -b 'TJR j IL i R O L L E R P R O C E S S . our office a nnmher of time* au«I in our cord them hearty assistance in ridding ft’AOO.OO and » I km U B acre* of land. opinion the Istani ha* now got tho right this valley of those po*H, without it I h *- After a careful consideration of the*»' man for fruit inspector. lie found tho ing necessary for the tnvird to assert it* pro;wmitions, and in accordance with the Thi* llr«t ehi*» lintel ha* jn*t Ixx-n re­ San foee orale in thin community on a power, and l can assure you that the instructions of the monthly meeting the furnished and opened to the public. few tree*, erme «pecimenu of which lie Board ha* the best interest* of the horti­ committee have accepted the first proponi- Splendid accolli mudai ion* for trae-, loft at this ottico for inapcction. Ar>v one culturists at heart and will do all in its tion. d in g men. interested in *e*ing tho senio flo that they power to aid them in bringing this state On behalf of the Committee, Dealer in Ihe pntronnp- o f the people of New- Mu Ks U kkck may ho ahlo t> detect if a» any time, can to its rightful position among tho groat lien; and vicinity respectfully solicited. F a \ jhiri i \ k M u r n . lieve the privilege hy calling. Mr. Sar­ fruit producing States of the Fnion. gent ways they h iv e learned how to fight > \ i !«»> %i. i : » i i m i \ ui». G ko I S v R o r N r , W. A. Lyon, Proprietor. it in California so that they can keep it I>«vbl W Martin, cedersi «c e n i f»*r ih r Na Fruit Post Ins|4*ctor. tionsl Komedy i'o. w i«h e» to announce that hr finder control and that what he tieni res in now lift« two scent* in Nowhere for ih r «sir W rulhrr **m lcp Krpnrt. Oregon is to get tho people aroused «o H avinc boon appointed by the County Sur­ of hi* m edicine«. Mr« Mary He>s»on. on aonth S A W K I> \ N I > S I M . I T S H I N O I . e s . I. N T H . L I M E , p l a s t e r . v e y o r * » hi« deputy for thi« pan of Yam hill that a’1 may work together and do the E«l it or» G k uum :— Merhlisn street, near the fa ir frem uta, amt Y o u w ill « I way-* fin,I at thi-* m arket the County. 1 am pri pared to ilo all kind» of C E M E N T A N I» H A I R . same here. The time is past when a Mr«. C o*, en KitM street, one door w e«t o f Pres- very l>e*t Kre*h Mi .it« o f all hind«. W e hear it very commonly LAIN SURVEYING. NAILS. LOCKS. SASH WEIGHTS. PULLEYS AND COED. AND hyterlan church, are h l» only authorlfteU man can set on the fence and let hi*orch­ remarked, even hy old settlors, that it G iv e me a trial ami lx- txmvtnoetl that Leave or* 1er« for work a : t i . po»t office or *, a«en t«. who have am! w ill hereafter keep on (d o n e ra i B u ild e r »* H a r d w a r e . ard go if he succeed*, and the earlier this never raine I so much or so early in the I can do you pimi. tiro«« me a t Ncwhcnc. Orrjr*»n. ham! a ful! «iip ply o f Ihe above name.! reme M HEKt E O u t e r strrxt. NEW P I KG. OR. fact is found out hv owners >f or. har ls fall in their recollcvluwi or residence in d ir». Y a r d a t D op o t. E W B E R C . C RE C O K . FcpIm.’iMllm IX. Howard, Groceries, Provisions. A Full Line of Clocks Aud Watches Always on Hand, al Reasouahle Prices’ a M, mm G » w. m Own A Home, GOOD SA Y TOWN LOTS 1 « YOU! tí j J. S . *• R E E S , The Contractor & Builder. * P RURAL HOME No. c Mavis tj- Colcord. b Repair Watches and Clocks, in BANK OF NEWBERG. NEW BERG, OREGON. Practical ‘ Shoemaker. WELL BORER, Capital Stock. $30.000 Z D C O sT T CEITML ME AT MARKET i B T ìs a M t t k i Fresh Meats, $ TO National Park Rank, New Photographer A Portrait & Landscape TH E N F «I- D - 1 A B R A ^ M I’ A S O N . Proprietors. Newberg House, EAST SIDE J. J. Woods. Prop. Cash Paid for Wheat. Feed Ground aturdays. W. P. HEACOCK, Meat Market, SUR VEYING. * Doors, Windows and Mouldings, Bracket*, Turnings, Fine Finishing Lumber. »