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.A . L E A D I N ' G r Q U E S T I O N W itli us at this time is how we may reduce our Stock of Seasonable Supplies. J room 0,1 m,r flK‘Ives 1,11,1 counters t0 >,llU(‘ ,mr SPRING STOCK ON ITS ARRIVAL .tu «fc OUR STOCK OF WINTER ROODS, Aml W e must clear out Hence, in order to move o n* goods rapidly into the hands of consumers, wo are offering all our II eavy Overcoats, Suits and Blankets, at Special Bargains. Our Shoe Department is Complete, and we are Selling Cheaper than Ever. Come and get prices. Remember the place, Next Door to the Post Office. Agents for the Brownsv ilio Woolen Goods. Local Events. New Today. Pruners at Mount’s. S. M. Calkins went down to Portland Tuesday. Allen Craven was up from Middleton Wednesday. The largest line of spectacles in town at Howard’s. Try W. P. Heacock for nails ana bulld- ©r’s fiardware. % fiat is the matter with our Lafayette correspondent? forest King, Simmons and Diston saws at Mount’s. Sewing machines repaired and new parts supplied by A. C. Cox. Send the G raphic to your friends in the east for a year. Only 75 cents' The college opened out on Monday morning with 93 students on the roll. * r The Y. M. C. A. will give an entertain ment an<l supper soon. It is ex|>ected Doors and windows, all sizes and thick tliat.it will be but the beginning of a new nesses, at D epot L umber Y ard . era in their work in this place, by which A full line of undertaker's goods kept they hope to do more and better “work in at Townsend’s, including burial robes. the future than in the past. Joseph and Sarah Hoskins have been How does this strike you for a proposi quite sick for the past week with La tion? If any of our subscribers want to G ip|>e. send the G raphic to friends in the east T o r S ale —A good, five room house and for a year, we will take subscriptions of four lots. May he had at a bargain. Call this kind for the next thirty days at the at G raphic office. low price of 75 cents. Just half price. A Uig fight was made against Joe Ttie sympathy of the community is Woods for marshal, but he got there just with R. Cautts and wife, who came down the same with several votes to spare. from their home at Moscow, Idaho, a few Charley Larkins and wife received a days ago to visit Mrs. Cautts father, Ben Their three year old Christmas present in the shape of a fine jamin Heater. daughter died of lung fever last Monday I irge boy baby. All parties doing well. Parti es wanting ditching done, will do and was buried Tuesday. well to call on E l l is & H a w o r t h , novStf Newberg, Oregon. If your eyes are deficient go and have them tested by Howard, the jeweler, who will sell you a pair of glasses to suit. Try him. Remember the musical entertainment on next Tuesday evening at friends’ church by Miss Howard and her class in uiusic. Notice the card of Dr. S. N. Burgen in this issue. Tiie Dr informs us that .ho is having a very fine practice for one just starting in a strange place. We wish him success, and hope it may not be long till he can bring his family up from Portland and make ids home among us. Will Pool, a schoolmate of ours in In diana, was here visiting last Saturday and Sunday. He lias been in the sheep Cbehalem valley ought to be numer business in the Bake Oven country in ously represented at the State Horticul eastern Oregon for the past ten years and tural meeting to be held in Portland next has made good money in the business, lie is out of the business now. week. A * The man wlro establishes a wood yard here next fall, will realize a good profit on his investment. Wood is at a pre mium just now. R. J. Boberg, canvassing agent for the Oregonian, has been (laying his atten tions to the people of Newberg and vicin ity for the past week. It hasn’t become so ratiddy yet that the drummers have ceased from troub ling. We noticed a couple in town with their trunks one day this week. Before us lies a hoquet of roses, violets, carnations, gerainums and chrysanthe mums, presented by Mrs. Sade Hoskins, the florist. The flowers were all taken from her out door garden, and serve to show what a mild climate we enjoy here in Oregon during the winter months. C heap L and —30 acres three miles from Turner, all good bottom land in cul tivation, good orchard, two Rprings, nine room two story house hard finished, good ba 9 and other outbuildings, (2,500. O rkoon L and C o ., Salem, Oregon. Amos Stanbrough is assisting ti.e young idea in taking aim while tiring offl At the annual meeting of the stock his little gun, at Aurora. He has a three j holders of tiie Bank of Newberg held last in rntlis school at (55 |*-r month. Monday, Jesse Edwards was re-elected George L. Stabler lias bought five acres president, and B. C. Miles vice-president, of land in the Goodrich subdivision, ly with the same board of directors as last ing north of E. W. Weesner’s place and year. Tiie earning of the bank daring comprising the old celebration grounds. the (>ast year have been highly satisfac F o r S a l e : One corner and one inside tory. lot on south Ride of first street at £ 1 .5 9 Many persons who have recovered per foot for six days only. from )a gripiie are now troubled with a J. K. W kiqiit . persistent cough. Chamberlain’s Cough Long & Cox, LTo<lert*kers, have just Remedy will promptly loosen his cough received a full line of new goods, latest and relieve the lungs, effecting a perma patterns and best quality. Will sell at as nent cure in a very short time. 59 cent low figures as the quality of goods will bottles for sale by C. F. Moore & Co., justiiy. Druggists. F. H. Storey has been at the home of The seventh annual meeting of the Or liis mother in McMinnville for the past egon State Horticultural Society will be ten days confined to his bed with pneu held at the city council chamber in Port monia. We are glad to state that he is land on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 12 improving. and 13. It is expected that this will be Miss Howard and her chorus class and one of tiie most interesting* meetin.:s ev r her pupils in instrumental music will give h dd by tiie society an 1 we hope our au entertainment on Tuesday night of fruit men will make it a point to attend next week. The public is eordially invi- and g e'th e advantage of the Oi vussion3. ted to attend. It will be time well spent. Se Cade Lizze Foster Miss 3. Mcliogers Press & liirsch Robert Rich Leo Tadfest Thomas Turnip Will Daniels J. T. Sray R. A. Miller Chuetian Rulierson Etnma Reety Philip Tont C. E. Waterman A. T. H il l , P. AI. close of business Dec. 31,1801. Resources Liabilities Cash on Hand 3897.99 I,add & Tilton Bankers 1780.91 Bills Receivable 51403.38 Over Drafts 245.90 Ex)iense 008 47 Real Estate 849 80 Furniture and Fixtures 878.10 Bank Building 5321.04 Reserve Fund 4000. Nat,l Park Bank 315.79 Certificates of Deposits 5824.15 Deposits subject to check 21233.27 I merest and Exchange _ *»; 1208.30 Rent „ 291.98 Collection 118.10 Capital Stock 30000. (09051.05 (09051.05 M o se s V o t a w , Cash’r. J e s s e E d w a r d s , l’res. The statement was affirmed to before me a Notary Public in amt for Yamhill Co. State of Oregon this 7th day of Jan. 1392. J. T. S m it h , Notary Public. T h « S a lo o n O o c « . A d in in irttra to ra N o tic e o f S a le o f I n f ill R eal Notice i* hereby giv en that under and by v ir tue o f an ord er o f the County Court o f Yam hill county, Oregon, o f date Decem ber 8th, A. I>. 1891, in tin* matter o f the estate o f Cyrus Lamb, deceased the undersigned as tiie administrator o f tne said estate w ill on Saturday the ItUh day o f January, A. D. 1st*2, duly sell at p ublic auc tion for cash in hand, upon the prem ise* at the hour o f l o 'c lo ck p. m. o f said day, the fol low ing described real prem ises to wit: Situat ed lu the cou nty o f Y am hill and state o f Ore gon, and particularly bounded and «lescrit>ed as follow s to w it: Reing a part o f the Donation Land Claim o f James Morris and w ile, In town ship No. throe (:i) south o f range No. two (2) west o f the W illam ette Meridian, in said eouu ty. and bounded as beginn in g at the southeast corner o f said claim o f Jam es Morris and wife, thence running north forty (40) rods, thence running west eighty (SO) rods, thence running south forty (40) rods, thence running ensi e ig h ty'.SO) rod* to the p lace o f beginning mud c o n taining twenty (20) acres m ore or leas. Also the follow in g prem ises to wit: Relng a p a rt o f lot No. three (J) in block No. three (:t) in the town o f Newberg, in said county, as the same appears upon the nlat, and as laid out by Jesse and Mary E. K. Edwards and recorded at the office o f the county R ecorder of said county, i n d i i i d p u t ia bounded a-** fo llo w ! to wit. Reginning at a point 7 a feet west o f the south east corner o f said lot «m l block, thence run ning north 2'» feet, thence west 21 feet, thence running south 2*> feet thence running east 21 feet to the p i«? « o f beginning. ¿laid tract* to be sold separately «m l in the ord er above nam ed. Said sale to be made upon the said prem ises to he «old , for cash. Dated this lt»th day o f D ecem ber, 1891. D a v id L amb , Adm inistrator o f the Estate o f Cyrus Lamb, deceased . 121815 Ram sey A Fenton. Attorneys for Estate. <fc TODD, COME AND “C.” i? . ; C u m in o w it h a N ew Stock of General Merchandise* It Costs Nothing to Look at Goods and Compare Prices. I Make no Division of Profits, and Pay NO RENTS. GOODS M ARKED L O W FOR CASH J. T. SMITH, A T THE “OLD R E L IA B L E ." • New Furniture Store. Beautiful new goods just received at W A Y DOWN 3 RICES, Many of onr home readers are aware that the saloon men, Bentley and Frank Call early and be thoroughly convinced that wu are headquarters for all kinds of lin have departed from our coasts, but Household burniture. Onr entire stock is bought for cash, and will be sold, at sur for tiie benefit of others and for tiie credit prisingly low ligure». No trouble to show goods. Morris, Miles A C o.* old stand. of the Newberg, wo publish their depart Newberg, Ore. ure, they having gone two or three weeks F r o m T E R M I N A L o r I N T E R I ago. We understand they say they lost O R C O IN T S (h o Mr. C. W . Reed, proprietor of tiie about $300 during tiie lime they were Hoto! Dellone, Omaha, one of tiie finest here, and by tiie time they pay another new and modern hotels in the west, says hundred for attorneys’ fees in tiie case of Chambelain's Cough Remedy.- “ We that will come up against them at tiie CA Ititi KH A FULL LINK OF have used it in our family for years witli next term of court, they will he still more RAILROAD tiie most satisfactory results, especially confirmed in the opinion that they set up Is the line to take Whenever for onr children, for colds and croup. It business in tiie wrong town. can be depended upon, besides it is pleas .non undertake to over ride public opinion ant to take and seems to be free from by setting up a grog siiot» on the outside cloroform and tiie oily substances (nit in of a town where a license is refused them, It is the DINING CAR ROUTE. It ru n« P u r e D r u g s f o r P r e s c r p it io n s . to many cough mixtures.” 59 cont and they may be aide to run for a short sea Through T1BULKD TRAINS (1 bottles for sale by C. F. Moore & Co. son, but in the majority of cases, although EVERY AY in the year to Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and IVI Colar. A M A A petition numerously signed was sent the judge may be inclined to rule in their fine line of tiie to the county court this week asking for ! favor regardless of law and some of tiie the appointment of Paul Jlacy, for road baser element in the surrounding coun L A T E S T S T Y L E S of W A L L P A P E R . ( N O If A N O K OF C A R S ) supervisor for this district. The county ‘ T rai*y be found who will go on their Composed o f Pinion Care Un*urpn**edt Pullman Drawing Hoorn Sin ner* court is acting very wisely in urging the I bonds, it makes a very hard road, even Of Late»1 Equipment, m e of gravel wherever it can lie had, and ^or unprincipled men to travel, and as we hope tiie man who may be appointed bas been proven in this case, their de supervisor in this district will make a parture will only lie a little question i f Best that can lie constructed and in whieh accom m odations are for holders o f First or thorough investigation and determine time. We predicted at the start that Second-class Tickets. tPaancaimoss C a r if c l l t C om these men would find that tiiey had got whether or not there is gravel within I poondko D a y ok N iuiit . & ten into a very tropical climate for their reach of Newberg at any other point ex and EUROPE cun be p urchased at any T icke cept on the island. To make our roads business, but nothing short of the exper Ottlce o f this C om p m y. F u ll. inform ation con cern in g rates, t i m e of good, gravel is a necessity, and the near ience at a cost of three to five hundred rains, routes ami other details furnished on er town L can be found tiie more will it dollars would satisfy them. Be it said to application to auy agent, or the credit of Newberg that but a very A. D. CHARLTON, be used. NEWBERG, OREGON. small part of tiie meager patronage tiiey Ass’t I’ilKH. Agt., Urlckt B r i c k ! t Brick.'It received while slinging gin on our Iwrders No. 121 First Street, Cor. Wash., First-class foundation brick for sale at came from the town, and had it not been Portland, Or. A Complete and well assorted stock of Furniture always on hand at Portland prices. Newberg brick yard. J a s . H am nett . for some encouragement tiiey received E. H. WOODWARD, Agent, Newest designs in rockers, easy chairs and novelties, a specialty. from tiie surrounding country, tiiey would Newberg, Oregon. F u r H ale. Corner First and Main Streets. Q - - " W ”. " W Y l b Æ A . I T have departed much earlier in tiie fight. One bull 20 months old, Polled Angus We hope the experience of Bentley and IT* Preaet»- To« a id Jersey cross. Price $20. P r*«tlf*. la Franklin will prove to lie a sufficient other word«, wa G, J. S a u n d e r s , Champoeg, Or. will teach you warning to otliors of their kind, but we IBKK, and start you In hualnrM, desire to discourage the thought that tiie F o r H ale. ■t which you ran rapidly gather In time has now come when we may with tlia dollars. IV« Two 2 year-old coifs, of good stock and can and will, IT safety fold onr hands and conclude that you plraaa.tracli go «1 size. T homas D uncan . I h «till here with « large «took o f you quickly bow we are safe from the intruder. Those to earn from • il t o « l O a day F o r H ale. who are base enough to engage in tho «1 lh« atari, anl •" !• «■ * ' '■ «• 46 acres of land, two miles from New whiskey business are always on tiie aleit •U. B o th M I M , all ay*«. lu any berg. Good house and barn and good and it never pays to be caught napping. part of Amartca, you ran rom* water. 15 acres in orchard of prunes, It is when tiie people think tiiey are safe luenN at honta, giving all your (leaches and apples. Splendid soil. time, or ap«*a that the enemy appears. Let us he on manta only, L u m b e r m e n ’s S u p p lie s, E t c . A. K. C ooi ' er & Co. to tha work. our guard in the future and bo ready to What wa alWr la and It haa meet the intruder on his first appearance. S. M. Galkins. ITEM Pffi To All Points East and Sooth. P O S T O FFICE D R U G STORE* Popular Patent and Family Medicines. St. Paul and Chicago Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies. Tonrist Sleeping Cars, C. F. MOORE Through Tickets CO. H E W H E RG F Ü UN IT U RKSTORTg 1 H E p in rip p -p 1 1UUCC1 H A R D W A R E ST O R E Builders’ and Shelf Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Pumps, baan pravad or at and ovrr again, that great pay ia aura for «vary warkar. Kaay to laara. No apodal abili ty raquirad. liraaonahla la. duitry otilynar- aaaary for aura, larga aucaaaa. Wa atart you, fhmlahlnf » » - orythlny. Thia la •na af tha yraat [N o tle p T o L a b o r e r s . Tiie contract for grubbing and clearing the old orchard back of the bank build ing will lie let to the lowest bidder. Full particulars may be had by calling at once on J. C . C olcord or E. H. W oodward . P u b l i c H ale. On Saturday Jan. 16, 1892, 1 will sell at public sale tiie real estate lielonging to estate of Cyrus Lamb deceased, which is situated a mile and a half north of town, lieing 20 acres, with good house and out buildings. Also 1 lot on Second street in Newberg. For description of land and terms of sale, see administra tors notice in another column. D avid L amb , Administrator. N o tic e t o C r e d i t o r « . Notice In hereby given that the undersigned h «« been duly Appointed execu trix o f the Ust W ill rim ] Testament o f George Christenson deceased, by the C ounty Court o f Yam hill county. State o f Oregon T herefore «11 persons having claim s ng«iu>t the Estate o f unfa d e ce dent are hereby notified and required to p re sent them to the nnderslgued at Newberg. in said com ity, within s ix m onths from date w hereof with proper vou chers for said claims. Dated this JJUth day o f Decem ber A. D. 1891. A nna C hkihtknhom , E x e cu tr ix o f -aid Estate. Ram sey A Fenton, A ttorneys for said Estate. m uaafol, Invantlva pro«rara, that anrlrbaa all woffcara. It la hably tlia arralad opportunity laUoCug poopla bava avaa iwu. h'owTa tha tima. l>«1ay rueana Iota full partèa al ara fr«*«*. Mettar aria n t o n r r . Addraaa. O KO C H T I \ S O \ A (o .,I lo t é S i.P o rl “ T h e T r e t t ie s t P r o p e r t y A r o u n d Newberg,” is the verdict o f every one who sees T H E D U N D E E PLACE. 640 acres, 1} mile«, ns the crow flies, southwest from Newberg. Immediately surrounding tiie demit, und near the river. Fruit growers will never overlook the last tw o very lni|Kirtant points. All that enn lie said o f tiny traet as lieing favorable to fruit grow ing, w ill lie found on the Dundee I'lace. n*nkn,,1Mln* J. B. MOUNT. A g e n t for G arlan d a n d O r e g o n S to v o a . J. K. HESTON. J. U. niEHMAUN. H E S T O N & B IE R M A N N . B L A C K S M IT H S . We wonld respectfully announce that J. G. Biermann has associated himself with J. K. Heston in the Hlacksmithing business, and that we are now better than ever enabled to do all work in our line witli neatness and dispatch. Carriage Work A Horse Shoeing a Specialty. A ll W o rk W arranted . H E S T O N & HI EH M A N N . Newberg Nursery, “ In buying a cough medicine for child C ity F l e c t i o n . ^ A . JC. C O O P E R & C O . ren,” says H. A. Walker, a prominent The election of municipal officers which druggist of Ogdeq, Utah, “ never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough Rem- place on last Monday, passed off edv. There is no danger from it and re- quietly, although there was considerable We take this plan to inform the public that we are better than ever prepared to »ap lie! is always sure to follow. I particu- ' n’ eres* manifested. There were tw o ply the trade this Fall in the line of a Maris A Colcord have in their office a larlv recommend Chamberlain's because j tickets ' n *be field, tiie one nominated hv potato, well formed, weighing five and a 1 have fourni it to lie safe and reliable, the convention called by tiie mayor, be- half pounds. Newberg don’t brag much 50 cent bottles for sale by C F. Moore A | in8 headed City Ticket, anil one nomi nated hy a convention held at Jones’ on her vegetables, but such spuds as this I Co., Druggists. Pa: ties desiring to set orchards this Fall will make money by calling on or corraa hall, “ Improvement Ticket.” The entire ought to do fairly well for table use. j The Xhe gene„ , „ ore of B . P. Bird, at La general «tore of R ponding with iis before placing their orders. City Ticket was elected. There were 223 C heap L and — lft acres best fruit Un<i, j Fayette, wan robbed last Monday night V . votes east witli ttie following results : • !• j • Hr nearly all in cultivation, beautiful f*itua- ! of money and good* to tho amount of rn A NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND For Mayor, O. C. Emery 134, M. a* tion in ftnnnyaide, 5 mile« (rom Salem, over $200. The thieves appear to have * I0**»•Ij e ! • 37 Jones 89. 3 1 I $35.00 per acre. O regon L and Co., been pretty well acquainted with the Recorder, F. II. Howard 141, G. A. \u m h i Salem, Oregon. store, as tiiey got about the most expen .L . -A i Graves 73. \\\ sive goods to tie found, that could be oar Ko’ iert R »lev an l wife, of Bangor, Io Marshal, J. J. W ools 129, F. M. Barr t.tfce bed placi In tnwn tn r .t y«nr work I n n . All kind, of -nnwnrk. .nrh a . RnnSi,., Raon*. laa and lieneul Rei.Alrlii*, neatly and priuninlr (tnne. Price, reasonable wa. are visiting friends in and aiiout New ried away. They were followed to Dun 101 . dee, at wliidi place all trace of them was berg. They are well known to many of Nearly ntipnalte liayton road' F. H. STOREY, Prop. Treasurer, M. Votaw 223. lost. the Iowa people hereabout, and their Surveyor, M. Reece 221, N. E. Britt I. Owing to the Australian ballot law stay may be extended over several weeks Street Commissioner, A. C. Co* 144, winch was passed at our last legislature Wm. Decker 78. Dr. Frances A. Cady, of Concordia. Kan which says that no voting prednet shall Conneilman 1st Ward, B. C. Miles 51, sas, spoke on tetnperanee at the Friends' contain more than 250 votes, it devolves Paul Macy 53. church Tuesday evening. She also de on the count) court to divide our precinct Councilmen 2nd Ward, G. L. Stabler livered an address on "Health an l He in order to conform to the law. It lias 61, C. F Moore, 60, J. M. Boyce 2, Mrs. redity” to tiie ladies on Wednesday at T h is cu t s h o w s th e lo ca tio n o f tn e D u n d eo P la c e w ith th e W illa m e tte been suggested that the Portland road lie Sade Smith 1 . Rlvor, th e c r o s s in g o f th e p ro p o se d R -ilron t a n d m a s o n b rid g e, a ls o 4 p .m . m ale the dividing line and it is likely th o tinea of th o P. A W. V. H. R. a n d th e proposod route o f th e A sto ria Council men 3rd Ward, J. D Carter 90, We have received a number of sub that this wilt he done, naming the pre K. A Laslrier 74, Joint Atkinson 26, E. S. A S a le m R a ilro a d , as w ell a s o th e r fru it s u b d iv is io n s th a t h avo b e e n so ld . scriptions (hiring the past week by |>ar- cincts North and South Newberg m pect- Craven 5, N. C. Christenson 1, Geo' ties who have Irienda in the east they iveiy. There never haa been enough bus Christenson 1. And a full lino o f Undertaking Goods. Headquarter» (hr Farm and Gardes desire to get interested in onr northwest- iness in our Justices court to pay a man This place I« «II fn in r to b# «old « n i wp h a r « put our prtrp« «o that tho«* hn tm f now from flr.t w ill rr«li*p d o u b l« <>r in >r« on t n tfr Invp afm -nt tu « « W t tim « Heeds. In the store Imilding lately vacated hy J. T. Smith. mi w " k i - let orn country. Remember tiie price erf the to take the office and w hen the business I f » n k M ig ia n irn f. l.itpndiuff pnrghT ! to «*x «min« the property, «ntl c « i ¿ .,n u ur «tp-iii, who « f i l l i w i y t h« fouijfl na the frmiu<ta. Kisi «m l »•«-« twf<>rg buy ‘ »e fo r e yaw von buy. G raphic to this c lass of subscribers is on- is divided between two the {•icking will TLe fol’owing iliow i the -R/ETHiiD & H O B S O N , i j 75 cents a year. ‘ I « doter still. condition of tiie Bank of Ntwbtrg at the At the last meeting of the bank direct ors it was decided to have the old orchard Lack of tiie bank building grubbed a >, in order to destroy the woolly aphis with which it has become infested. GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES. The JNTew Tin Shop « I 1 Laundry goes Tuesday. A. T. Hill. Mr. E. H. Skinner was in town Wed- Go to Townsend’s for your cook stoves. ndesday after a load of fruit trees. N. E. Britt starts for New York to-day Dr. J. B. Moore, of Portland, was in in the interest of the Southern Pacific town t,lve first of the weok. If your sewing machine is out of order railroad company, and will be gone until some time in February. He will make get A. C. Cox to repair it. a short visit with friends in the east while Family washing done by Mrs. N. 0 . he is away. Swain. Residence north of Tin Shop. If the ladies of tiie W. C. T. U. desire Price hardware and furniture at Town to maintain the reputation they have so send’s before going to Portland to buy. long belli in our community, they will Alfred Moore brought to this office on see to it that a political meeting is not yesterday a stem from a raspberry bush imposed on ail audience soon again tin- filled with buds almost ready to burst in der the guise of “ Health and Heredity,” to bloom and flowers just picked from the by a Kansas Dr. The ladies of the garden. Umou however were no doubt as badly Nathan White and wife, who have disappointed Tuesday night as others lived in eastern Oregon several years are were. visiting with J. II. Townsend, of our List of unc'aimed letters lying in New town, Mrs. White being a sister of Mrs. berg Poet office at the end of the month Townsend. They formerly lived on a of Dec. 1891. farm opposite Dajton in this county. J. A. Ambrose Mr. Cneark KAY NONE TO EQUAL THEM. J J E W STO R E. H ardw are, F urniture, Agricultural Implements, lo u S c c c n d St., P o rtla n d , Or- J. H. TOW NSEND.
