Prosecutions have U-en recently institu­
ted in Chicago against men that were
slaughtering horses and selling their flesh
for t«ef. One conviction lias resulted,
and tlie hutcher acknowledged making
$78 out of two old horses for which he
had paid only $2. The modus operandi
ia to bny up all the horses that break tiieir
lega or are rendered useless by any other
accident, take them out onto the prairie
and slaughter them. The meat is then
sold to cheap restaurants and lunch count-
era for beef, and the hides and bones
KDITURS AN D PUBLISHERS:
bring the profits up to between $50 and
B. H . W o o d w a r d A O h m . e . E m e r y . $40. It is found timt multitudes of peo­
ple have been eating this horse-flesh un­
F K ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 15, 1892.
der the delusion that it was beef.— Farm­
B a la red a, «caoiid c i a » m atter al tba poat ers' He tie w ,
o » e o al Hewberg, Oregou.
I ntkhkht in tho czsr-killing bittiness
T iik Central ia( Wash. )Setcs it on its feet appears to be on Die increase. Those w ho
again, better tlian ever.
have for years iiail only abuse for the
J
Buies, of llie Koatlmrg Plaindealer,
baa been appoint«! to a coneulship. Bro.
Boick ia undoubtedly a gainer in the
c hangs.
P ortland is beginning to reap the harvest
from seed sown by unscrupulous advertia
Ing agents, there being hundreds of idle
workmen on her streets attracted by the
glowing reports of her prosperity.
W ith what grm-e the democrats can
claim to be the po< r man’s tr end I At a
banquet in Portland last week the
layout cost $5.00 a plate. There were a
whole Jot of poor fellows there we imagino
nihilists of Russia, are beginning to see
somewhat of the other side of Die cpiestion.
The whole world knwos that the Russian
peasants are in distress, yet Die czar re­
fuses to accept money to buy food for his
starving subjects. At the same lime all
bis energies coupled with the expenditure
of millions of money, are being expended
by this nineteenth century, Nero to ex­
tend his borders and increase Ids power.
If a nihilist bomb should accidentally
blow to atoms this monarchial fiend and
some of Die officials who appear glad to
execute his unholy will, who could say
that Die world was not well rid of a mons­
ter of greed and an enemy of his people?
T iik Aberdetn (Wash.; Herald in plead­
T n c Capital JournaVs twenty-four page
boom edition is a credit to the publishers
and the town. It is brimful! of informa­
tion, and ought to turn the attention of
many eastern people to this land of fruits
and flowers.
Tun rejHjrts regarding the reduction of
the national debt sink into insignificance
compared to the reportB of the monthly
reduction of Kansas mortgages. Ono tiling
is certain, neither can tie reduced too fast
to please tbose most interested.
At. B nydkr retires from the stair of the
Polk county Observer and C. C. Doughty
assumes entire control, lie having Iteen
connected with Polk county Journalism
for a numlter of years. The Observer has
our best wishes for continued success.
\ I ndian fanaticism does not seem to be
ing for more united action on the |>art of
tho citizens of Amberdem during the com­
ing year, says some things that will a|e
ply equally well to some towns in Ore­
gon that we know of. The editor says:
W e do not mean to he rough or un­
charitable, hut do say that Die old fossils
who have hung onto the skirts of the city
like excrescences on a lim b anil have
fattened off of the enterprise and public
spirit of tlie few of their less able fellow
citizens should lie subject to public cen­
sure, directly anil |>ointedly expressed.
And, if they cannot ho awakened, we
must all wait until they have been “ gather­
ed to their fathers,” hoping and pruying
that their pro|>erty may fall into Dm hands
of a more public spirited imsterity.
THK A IT L K AND ITS CULTURE.
BY E. II. MKINNKH.
easily quelled. On the contrary, the
Messiah craze is spreading to all the Indi
an trilies throughout the country, if re­
ports are true, and grave fears are enter­
tained that they will again attempt an
outbieak in tho spring.
Allow but three bide branches to form the
first season besides a central leader. Tlie
second season shorten Die leader or cen­
tra) shoot back one-third ol its growth,
and the three laterals or side branches to
one foot; this will cause them to branch,
which is better thsn to have too many
limbs come out of the body or trunk of
the tree. The limbs will be stronger and
lietter able to twar up under their load of
fruit. The third season cut out all
brandies as they aptear nearer than one
foot above the first set of limbs and short-
ten again Die laterals about one-third.
After this you will have but little trouble,
as you have learned wbat method to fol­
low to keep your tree in good form.
D on ’ t tlan t one thee robe tu a » you
WILL TAME GOOD CARE OF. NEVER SOW TO
o kain ok ouahh . Cultivate every year
until first of August, tlien stop to allow
your trees to harden up lor winter. Now
you can look over your long rows of beauti­
ful trees with pleasure, and with the as­
surance of ample returnB. 1 liave empha­
sized tlie care and cultivation ; there ii so
great need of reform in tliis res|>ect. H or­
ticulture ought to be reduced to a science
and not be a mere series of uncertain and
blundering experiments. What is the
duty of those who see the defects? It
plainly to show tbose engaged in this
employment what his higher success de­
mands.
Fauns and F lowers has a great future
f would like to have every young man in
tlie land read it. The longer I live and
the more experience I have in this bust
ness, the more I am impressed with Die
absolute necessity for a j»,rliou of our
young men to learn the trade of cultiva­
ting fruit for tiieir occupation. I would
not say that no one ought to try to raise
fruit until he lias learned the trade, fur
every farmer should raise his own fruit of
all kindH, though he cannot succeed as
well as Die professional fruit grower ; but
I do say, many more could he profitably
employed in raising good fru’t.
Our Eastern fruit growers are exporting
apples to England, and we can substitute
our own fruit for the large quantity now
imported in various forms. Besides, our
own markets are out half supplied. The
consumption of fruit will increase as the
supply is increased. More fruit will lie
better for our health. Dispense with
whisky, lieer, and tobacco and use fruit
instead. It will be a great national bless­
ing. And then there is a good moral in
fluence in bringing up a family of child
ren on a fruit farm, which is a better
legacy for the sons and daughters than all
other property. I plead for a higher edu
cation of farmers. I have not only the
greatest | hiss ¡hie respect for ttieir calling
but a strong personal attraction to it.
was brought up on a farm ; have always
had fanners for my neigh hors and friends ;
am fully half a farmer, myself, by right
of both birth anil experienee. I know the
hard fai ts of a farmer’s life, and l equally
know its pleasant possibilities. And no
where in Am erica liave wo greater iiope
for success than here in this beautiful
North l ’acitlc coast ; no hard winters to
kill our trees ; no spring frosts to destroy
the young fruit ; in fact, every variety is
inclined to overproductivcness. I would
like to give some of tlie advantages of
thinning, hut I will leave it for another
time, ns I have already exhausted your
|>aticiice.
Fruitt and Flatten.
IN C O R P O R A T E D .
W R IG H T , Secretary,
J. M. W E IG H T , President.
C A P I T A L S T O C K , # 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 .
P R IN C IP A L O FFIC E S A T
I
NEW BERG,
OREGON.
f you
w e HAVE
W a n t to buy either a large or small
farm, you cun save both tim e and m on­
I f you are a Non-resident,
N ew berg
in particular, W rite to
and
w ill
Office on Main Street, Near Depot.
t
W c have for sale some o f the Finest
O R EG O N ,
Oregon.
Newberg,
Rough and Dressed Lumber
C O L L E G E CLASSES,
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
M U S IC A N D A R T .
Board and L od g in g $2.50 per week.
A ll other expenses v e ry low .
II-’ you w ant to teach—
IF ’ you want to take a buxines# course—
IF’ you w ant to review , or take advanced work, w e can suit you.
Send fu r Catalogue, or come and see fo r yourself.
A
THOMAS N E W L IN , Pros'i .
DORRANCE BROS.
J O S E P H W IL S O N ,
G rroceries, P ro v isio n s.
DEALER IN
H .
r io w a .r c L ,
W A TC H M A K ER & JE W E L E R .
F .
A Clean, Well-Selected Stock of Staph, and Fancy Groceries and Confectionery, A l­
ways on Hand, tjueensware, Glassware, Woodenware
and Best Brands of Flour.
Always on Hand, at Reasonable Prices1
1 . M. RAMSEY
CD
X E S T T IS T .
SA Y Y O U !
P h o to g ra p h e r
Portrait & Landscape
TUFI
Newberg House,
in j
EAST SIDE
s Meat Market,
Tlii* first eln*« hotel ha.* just h««n re-
furiiishtMl ami opened to tlie public.
Splendid airom niodation* for trav­
eling men.
Tlie patronage of the people of New­
berg and vicinity respectfully solicited.
S U R V E Y IN G .
LOTS
» I *
All on time, to those who will build on
Call early and get your choice.
Only a few of those fine tracts in
P‘
R U R A L H O M E No. 2
are left,
o
h
market.
A ll clear.
4
Cheapest on the
Terms easy.
Raise peaches.
M aris
Colcord.
GC
BANK OF NEWBERG.
NEW BERG . OREGON.
Capital Siaci, S30M
JESSE E D W A R D S ,.........
B. C. M IL E S ,.................
MOSES V O T A W ,............
..... President.
V
ice- President.
...........Cashier.
DIR ECTO R S:
JESSE E D W AR D S,
J. C. COLCORD
CEITM MEAT MARKET
Meats.
TOW N
Trices will be advanced in sixty days.
ID O IsP T
Fresh
GOOD
them.
Repair Watches and Clocks,'
W ELL BORER,
0
We will sell a few
J
J . ••• S. •-• R E E S ,
The Contractor & Builder.
Shoemaker.
Own A Home.
0
done by DAY or CONTBACT.
W. A. Lyon, Proprietor.
B O O K K E E P IN G ,
E xcellen t opportunity for good work.
W indow F rames and M ouldings . S lab
W ood C heap .
Practical
N O R M A L COURSE,
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 ,
D o o rs, W in d o w s ,
DK
•
State, at v e ry low prices.
H ave in stock and for sale
A Full Line of C lods And Watches
B. C. M IL E S ,
K. A . M O R R IS .
E. H . W O O D W ARD .
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand.------------- Exchange breight and
sold.
Goo,I notes discounted
Deposits received subject to chee»- at
sight and a general banking business transacted.-
-Collections made on aft
accessible points In the Unite,! States and Canada
4DD < 5 * T IL T O N Portland,
'ational P a rk Bank, New York-
Correspondents - j
Strangers visiting the City are invited to call at the Bank for information c o n re r»
ing the City.
C o rre s p o n d e n c e In v ite d .
N
ew berg
f l o u r in g
J« D . T A R R A N T &
N E W B F .B O ,
s
M
il l s .
H O N , P r o p r ie t o r s .
s
OREGON.
lU T ln g recently equipped one m ill «rtlti new und im proved machinery w e ere now prepared
to m am ifartnre the best grade of flour, by the
FULL
ROLLER
Cash Paid for Wheat.
PROCESS.
Feed Ground aturdayg.
W. P. HEACOCK,
I V n J e r in
Doors, Windows and Mouldings,
Brackets, Turnings, Fine F inishin g Lumber.
S A W E D A N D S P L I T SH ING L ES, L A T H , LIM E , P L A S T E R ,
C E M E N T A N D H A IR .
MAILS. LOUTS. 8 A 8 H WEIGHT 8 . PTJLLET 8 AMD OOED. AID
G e n e ra l B u ild e rs ’ H a r d w a r e »
Yard at Dwpat.
'
IW H R C . OSCCON.
V .«
€
I
r
Suburban P io p e rty to be found in the
PACIFIC COLLEGE,
THE'JiEWBERG SAW MILL,
-
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
X
In any sized Tracts from One to O ne Thousand Acres.
Allow me to say in the outset that be­
ing more of a practical in .in Ilian a schol­
ar, I shall give the practical view of the
subject, coinbluing with it largely my
own experience.
Very little of the early history of Die
apple is know n; at the present time oven
KF.PAIKINO FINK WATCHES ANI» CLOCKS A 8 PECI A LTV.
T iir people of Aherdeein, Washington,
the origin is unknown. Mention being
OREGON.
NEW BERG,
■re wrestling with the school site question,
made of it in the Bible, it is sup|xjscd to
the Herald being the medium through
be a native of Palestine, yet in Canaan
which ti>e pros and cons size un the pro­
P R O FE SS IO N A L C ARDS.
and surrounding countries it is worthless
posed sites. Such discussions are health­
as a fruit at the present day. Egypt and
ful as long as Die interested parties keep
w . M c C o n n e l l , m . d .
Palestine im|>ort their apples from llamas
H O (J 9 K s ih I S IG N P A I N T E R .
in a good humor.
cub . Pliny speaks of the crab as a “ wild-
Houses painted in the latest TINTS.
Paper
P H Y S IC IA N & BURGEON.
Hanging, draining, Staining and Hard oil
ling,” having had many a foul curse giv­
NEWBERU,
• ___
•
OREGON. finish,
R kpkkhkntativk I I k h m . nn lias intro
en it on account of its sourness. It is
duced in the house a bill providing for
OHtce on First Street.
therefore supposed that tlie apple of
A ll ealls promptly "tltcm le'l to day or night.
* the permanent Improvement of the W il­
Diseases ol women and children ft specially.
Shop on Main Street,
Scripture times must liave been fruit dif­
lamette river between HortUn.l and Eil- ferent irum ours, as it is s|xikuu ui m con­
New berg, Oregon.
Kor Hal*.
ffono, and I he Yam hi! I river to McM inn-
H AR O LD C l A R K ,
nection with other choice fruits, and must
vilie. Mr. Ilerin.iim apparently recogniz­
I have about 800 nice Italian prune
have | Hisses wed good qualities of itself
5 3
es the mss is of Ills constituency in this
S cott I ndus .
OREGON
NEWBERG,
Tlie parent of ull our applos is probably trees for Bale.
valley.
the wild crab of Euro|ie. There can be
Gold fillin g a pgteclalty. Gas or V lta llic d A ir
T o F ru it G row er».
D o Y o u W a n t n l i o n s « I t u il t ?
giveu in extracting teeth. A ll work
T iik loard of capitol commissioners are but little doubt that all our gotxl varieties
I am prepared to trim your fruit trees. warranted. Office on Center street, opposite
the Post Office.
had
their
origin
in
tlie
apples
of
the
moth
considering plans for improving the acous­
I f you do, call on
Call on me if you want any work in my
tic properties of the hall of representatives er country; at least our first mother, if line.
G eoroe L. S t . mii . kr .
g
N. Bl)RGF.N, M. D.
at Malem. The new hall lias always tieen history he true, seems to have iiad too
ltrtckl Hrlckl 1 UrlcktM
considered a failure in this respect and it much to do with them. Pliny states that
P H Y S IC IA N & SURG EO N.
First-class foundation brick for sale at
is to tie hoped satisfactory improvements twenty-two varieties were known to llie
Romans.
W
e
aio
blessed
with
a
very
Newberg
brick
yard.
J
as
.
H
amnett
.
m ay be made. The coat will probably be
om ce lu llosk iu . block, opposite Bank. Rest-
much larger number. Tlie American
about $9000.
Shop one door west of post office,
F o r 9 a le.
dericc. Newberg Uoiise.
crab apple is a sweet-scented fruit, atiout
NEWBERG,
:
:
:
OREGON.
One
hull
20
months
old,
Polled
Aligns
N
E
W
B
ERG,
-
-
O REGON.
P aktiks who are inclines! to disregard an inch in diameter, trai.sluccnt, fragrant,
and Jersey cross. Price $20.
and
of
a
yellowish
green
color.
Its
blos­
the law and shoot pheasants and grouse
. G, J. S aunders , Champoeg, Or.
J O H N YOUNGER,
out of season had lietter look a little out. soms, apiwaring early in May, are large
DU. Y O U N G ,
and
roue
colored.
The
tree
is
about
twen­
a Portland parties oiler a reward of $25 for
Fur Hals.
NEW BERG,
:
:
OREGON.
V E T E R I X A It Y S U R G ISO N .
I k prepared to
^inform ation loading to llie conviction of ty feet high, and is a native from Western
Two 2 year-old colts, of good stock and
such persons and a detective in their em­ New York to Wisconsin and in a south­ good size.
T homas D uncan .
-— - — > ■ > < - ------
ploy is visiting dilTerent points in the val­ erly direction. Other varieties ol tlie
In a workmanlike manner.
Satisfaction .
For
Sale.
The
treatment
of horses a specialty,
crab are natural to the Middle states, hut
guaranteed. In O. M B a l«*’ shoe shop ou First j
ley looking for victims.
48 acres of land, two miles from New­ Street. Thirty live years experience.
our valuable kinds do not s|iring from
j Calls at tende,1 with promptness.
berg. Good house and barn and good
A I' akty named W alling plead guilty these.
N ewberg ,
O regon .
M. B A L E S ,.
to the charge of gambling in Justice
The apple tree is a hardy, slow growing water. 15 acres in orchard of prunes, { J
HhurDefT« court and paid his lino one day tree; has an irregular head, rigid branch­ loaches and apples. Splendid soil.
last week.— Kryotler
A . K . C o o p e r A Co.
es, roughiah hard, broad, strong green
W ell now we always had a good opin­
leaves of firm texture, and a close, hard,
Ia prepared to do all kinds o f work in his lin e
I’ ablie Sale.
ion of Hhurtlcff and never hail suppoeed
In a workm anlike manner. Making o f
tine grainod wood. The tree is long lived,
Boot«
and Shoes to order a Specialty. R epair­ Break vonr hack sawing wood by hand,
that ha would uljyw gambling in his
On Saturday Jan. 16, 1892, I will sell at
but gel ns to saw it with our
ing neatly and promptly done,
there being fine S|>ecimena of it in this
rirnt door west of Bank building on First 8t.
court.
country now bearing fruit at 150 to 200 public sale the real estate lielonging to
N e\ v
S t e a m
S a w .
NEWBEKO.
:
:
OREGON
years old. I visited a tree near Castlcton, estate of Cyrus I.amb deceased, which
’ Good work at living prices,’ is our motto.
Paor. E. R. I. akk , editor of Fruiti and
is
situate,!
a
mile
and
a
half
north
ol
Now York, which oore over 100 bushels
R E U B E N S. F R A N K .
Flutters and secretary of Die Oregon State
W . CUM M INS,
of apples in one season, sod Die tree was town, licing 20 acres, with good house I )
llortienltnral Society has accepted a pro­
over 100 years old at the time. lViwning and out buildings. Also 1 lot on Second
fessor ship in Die Washington State Agri-
F’or description of
t The
A|x>akx of tliis tree in his Fruit I of Ameri­ street in Newlierg.
. cultural College. Prof. I-ake while a
NEWBERG. OREGON.
ca. I went hundreds of miles to sco it, land and terms of sale, see administra­
young man is well educated in his pro­
and was astonished at Die sight. The ap­ tors notice in auother column.
Call on u* If you want a good w ell at a rea­
fession and is full of xeal in anythiug he
D a v id L a m b ,
ple tree thrive# Ix-et in limestone soils and
sonable figure. Having had long experience
iffiduiiaVes. We are sorry that Oregon ia
Administrator.
we guaiantee good work. Price for boring and May be fouud at all tim e* a fu ll assortment
deep loams, especially whore such soils
to lose him hut congratulate our sister
putting in wall, ttc eu t* per foot.
4-Jltf
of good marketable
are found on ridges or upon high tattle
N
A
T
I
O
N
A
L
R
E
M
E
D
Y
C
O
.
state in securing his valu,tide sen ices.
lands. It succeeds well on all soils not wot,
P a »l,l TV. Martin, gedrral agent for th » Na­
Remedy Co, w t.h e« to announce that ha
except
those of a |>eaty or pure­ tional
now In « two acents In Nrwbcrx for the pair
S A M U E L H O B SO N
Rev. Anna Shaw, Mrs. I.ivermore and
N
sandy
natuie.
Tlie
apple of til« melt,-tows. Mrs. Mary Hob.on, on south
Kleaitor Kirk «11 (avor opeuing Die Co- ly
M--rl.mil street, near -the latr xr.oiu.ls. a ml
universally
grown,
and Mrs. Cox. on First street, one iloor w ait o l Pres­
luiidiian exposition buildings on Sunday. is more
All orders promptly attended to and Sat­
It is to he noted Dial »1 those who have I may say more generally known, than byterian ehureh. arc his only authorise,I
axe ills, who have au,I w ill hereafter keep on t
isfaction (iuaranteed.
spoken their minds on the subject more
h unt a lull supply ot the above named renw
any
other
fruit.
It
is
carried
to
a
higher
well known women than men uru in favor
One door west of Morris, Miles A C o.’s
dies.
sep4m2pdltu
|ierfection in our own country Dum in sm ­
of Sunday opening.
new store, on First Street.
N o l l e « t o C r e .l 11 o ra .
The atioA-e statement taken from an other. The trnil in this country is so
J. S. B A K E R A SONS.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
eastern exchange, is one, the truthful- superior that it is said that in Covent
has been duly appointed executrix o f the last
AR TIST.
I\«SS of which we very much doubt and Darden market, London, it commands al­ W ill an«l Testameul o f George Christenson |
i p lio|W we will not ho competed to be­ most fabulous prices. Mow highly it is ^ r m - L } h(U ::,r % h V r e t « r e L .« ” ^ - * ■ « « • • •
to Ilf* sire and finish«,)
lieve Dial the women named have taken appreciated in this country may ho seen having claim s against the Kstate of Haiti dec»»
in ( ’ rayon India Ink or Water i ’olora.
I dent are hereby untitled ami required to pre
a stand in favor of llie Sunday o|a*niug cf from Die orchard pnxhu-te of Die I 'n i t e j ' sent them to the undersigned at Newberg. i n ' S tudio T ra m a it in H ookin » R i ild in g .
,—i
i;., .
1
county, w ithin six month« from date
States, which are almost UMioundinK
the Culumhinn ex |>o«ition.
hereof with proper vouchers for »a id claim*.
NKW BKRG.
O R E G O N.
Dateti this ;t«th tlay o f December A . D. 1991.
tiieir m agniti»)«. It bring granted that
A n n i CMUISTE*SOW,
R rotiikm J unks , of the Tillamook th « appi« ta th « moat imi*wUnt fruit, and 1
Execu trix o f sal«| Rstcte.
J. J. Woods, Prop.
Ramsey A Fenton, Attorneys for said Estate
Jfradhgbi sizes up “ uoramon drunks" in th « important“« of it*« culture un&urpasM-1
alxMit tlie right style, when he save: e«l, it a il! lm mv object to givo nom« hint«
E x e c u t o r 's N o l l e * .
“ The man wlw> was •>,»,*« | w , hj I and linn- I” 1'
n o n m y n k i i l cultivation in this
ititi«, hereby a lveo that the under.Igne-I
DH
ha* been, by lhe_ f ' o i i n t y Court
................................
tor Ysmhtlt
••at nil! tieg. tic and even steal, to satisfy great Northwest. Wc have tanni through County.
Oregon, duty appointed executor of the
Alt
his longings fur drink. Ilis manhooj is tlie times of youthful cx|S'rtincnting in estate o f Jimeph Swetmsa, decessati
■on« therefore, havine any claim« axain.t
gone.” " 0 . s l pity him ” But is there fruii growing and learned by many a sad »•«rate, are herebr required a* pre«ent Ih em _
•n,\ duly verified, on or before »tx month« fnun
nu Imps for him, or at least his son, horn losa that there are varieties that it does this
unti day of .fallarne. ieri
s t a r a i Mott s ix . Kxeeittor.
Nearly all plant too
with Ins apis-llts? No msn falls nnleas not i-ay to grow
J K. Maxera. AU y for said calate
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Do not set more than
ti-mptml It,■move Mm temptation of th « , many varieties
saloon and you liave «ffcctmt a cure. Ihre«, and large blocks of each vari tv, so
Guardian's Nulle«.
W s may differ as fo the manner in which ¡ that you i-an Mil a car at a shipment of j Not lee I* hereby given that the a*4 «r> fgn ei!
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this ia to he done. Isit no man hsa itone « • « li km«! in ita « m i m i . I'U nt voting ha* h e r. 1 . by the r<ninty r«»urt f w Yam hill
Haring hern appointed hr the Connfy Snr
t Comity Oregon, duly appointed guardian .»/ lb *
I prefer e »ale of Edward H la c in ia ti an insane p*rw»n t o i l w i l l a I w uvm f i m i l*t t i l l * m a r k e t t b r veyor a. hl« deputy b.r thi« pan of Yamhill
his whole dnty unless he lisa studied this trera. never over two year* ohi
County. I am prepared to du all kind« cl
question thoronghly, and after satisfying Itoral. atrnng ln*e* of on« year's ¿rowHi C - E T i Ä E T u Ä V E « <r'*¿re
very beat Krreh Meats o f all k in .U
P L A IN S U R V E Y IN G .
liiniselt as to Ilia beat polie? to pursue. iVwi’l plant |«u»»r Ire**» lut au** ihtjr «ont« S ^ S S i - s i S k Z Z Ï Ï Ï ? " • ,
» • «rtal and tv convint»* that
t ca re o s ie r , for work a l the pe>l oftlertw ad
t ’ ut
w.yr*cl In meet IV and persistently for llie t lH»*p, they are ilear at any pm *
m x i - u M is, m s.
I can d o y o u p s s l .
tlrrs me at Jlewhvrg. Oregon.
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Guardian uf *sM estate
Center Street.
DauW to liiriv feel al lime of plan‘ m¿
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alarli!ioti of lite aitinoti.
NEW MRU. OR.
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g la d ly g iv e the desired inform ation.
NEW BERG,
W e Defy Competition.
L o n g T im e on Deferred Paym ents,
A C B E A G E
v icin ity ,
us—W e
F’or L o w Prices and Future A d van ce­
m ent in Values,
proved C ity Property, and
alrout Iteul Estate, or tlie C oun try in
General, or
OUR LIST *
misaion.
A ll grades o f R ealty, from an unfenced lot to the very Host Im ­
A n d w isli to obtain uny inform ation
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Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com*
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