Newberg graphic., January 22, 1892, Image 2

OKEGONIAN RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
North.
April 1, lvjl.
South.
L t . Ntwberf, 7¿6 a. m| Lv. Portland, 9.40 a in
Ar. Portiaud, 9.30 a. in. I Ar. Newberg 12:lf> p.m.
L t Nawbvra 12.-45 p.m. \ Lv. Portland, 4:20 p in.
Ar. Portland, 3:20 p.m. | Ar. Newberg, 0-jüó p.m.
Paaaeoger and Freight Rate» to all points,
•an b# obtained from
C. B. FH1S.SKLL,
Agent New berg.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
IBVVID KVSKY Kill DAY MOU.MMO.
K U ITO K S A N D P U B L IS H E R S :
K . H . W o o d w a r d A O um . C. E m k k y .
FRID AY, JANUARY ?2, 1892.
Balarwi M wFond e)a»« matter at lb« post
oBt»«, at NewlivrK, Orexuu.
W ill Holer win that tiut?
Tint Oakland (Mieerver is non ett, ita ac-
rountu ami Butwcri|>tion liât having been
turni».1 over to the UcMetxirg Plaiudealer.
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I
N k . ikly ill our exchanges uie devoting
some apaco to the roa.l question. In this
we see a ho|adtif sign for we notice that
parties interested in good roads are get­
ting interested enough to discuss ttie
question through the |atpers. A radical
change in any thing requires agitation,
and we look to see some g-s»d come of all
the talk on the road improvement ques­
tion. J.et 'er «some.
value pertaining to the exposition and
I Chicago, but has a full page picture of
each of the mammoth exhibit buildings
in oil colors. Also many others, illustrat­
ing artistically the useful, the corks» and
the beautiful that will be there in magni­
ficent display.
It caps the climax with a magnificent
cyclorama view, “ Bird’a-eye V’ iew ol the
Exposition Grounds and Buildings,”
beautifully lithographed in eight oil colors
S omi : Koseburg lads, who had distuibed size 9 x 18 inches.
It is a book for the millions who con­
the peace of the city by observing that
earsplitting, barbaric custom known as a template visiting Chicago tn 1893. It will
“ sliiv»rcp,” wero arrested und fined by lie purchased by the millions who cannot
the city recorder.
That they got what go, hut will desire to know j ust what their
they deserved, most people will u- friends are seeing. In iac-t, every loyal
gree, for so great has thip nuisance become American citizen should possess a copy of
that it w ill take heroic treatment to effect this great work. The well-known Pacific
a cure. J,et the men and boys about Publishing Co , San Franeueo, Cal. are
Newbcrg take warning by this, and if they the sole State agents, and they want a-
have no regard for ttie feelings of others gents to sell the book in every town. Full
let them regard the interests of their particulars and terms will lie sent on ap­
IKs-ketlsHiks to the extent that they will plication. Head tlieir advertisement in
another column.
not participate in such orgies.
K e x t.
An exchange Mitya: ‘ ‘ A autoon can no
tnore run without um I ii # up the boy a than
a flouring mill can run without wheat, or
a eaw mill without lot;». The important
-question is ; whose hoys, yours or mine?’
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■ /B omk of the crack-hraimnl advocates of
government saloons, ought to fa:tier u
Scheme to get the government to stand
behind the Louisiana lottery. One is just
as sensible as the other, and not less dan­
gerous.
T iik Salem City Council passed nn or.
«linance distasteful to the (louring mills
comjiany there, and that concorn is going
to cut offits nose by refusing to run. Cor­
porations are very much liko individuals
sometimes.
T iik Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
has issued a petition to Congress asking
for a favorable consideration of the ques­
tion of o|x-riing all the available harbors
on the Pacific coast.
This would no
doubt lie a good thing, hut our observa­
tions lead us to think that in tho matter
of river and harbor improvements those
who ask least usually got most. The
better plan, we think, is to settle on one
thing at a time and work for its accom­
plishment, and having gained it take up
something else.
The world was not
made in a day, and people, even senators
ami congressmen, are prone to look upon
these big demands as some sort of jobbery
the appearance of which it is host always
to avoid.
F o l l o w in g
are the
recom m endations
that the state hoard of equalization
As a n evidence that larceny is consider
ed a greater crime in Oregon than the kill
ing of a fellow being, note the
following from the
report of shcr-
ifT Itirdsley, of Jackson county: Four men
Were given two years each for larceny,
while one man found guilty of manslauter
was given only one year.
T iik people will hereafter have no oc-
-rasion to make exruses for the typographi­
cal ap|s*arance of the Oregonian. It came
-out Saturday in its new tog. Kvery de­
partment has been coinplntely overhauled
«m l some new features added. Altogeth­
er it does itself proud as the biggest daily
fn the whole northwest.
How humiliating would lie the specta­
cle of congress considering for a mo
tnent the <piestion of licensing lotteries,
presumably on the ground that they can
nut lie prohibited. This is however tin
argument advaneed l»v the liquor lieence
advocates, and only tends to show a lack of
proper res|»ect for governmental powor.
A s t o r ia people aro complaining be­
cause they wore foolish enough to pay a
-dollar apii-eo to see John I». Sullivan, and
when he apisiared on the stage he was
drunk. What else could they have ex­
pected? Anylxsly who is fool enough to
*f«y a dollar to see this Boston brute,
ought to he prit ileged to see him in his
natural state, as the AstorianH did.
O rkoon is not the only part of Unclc
Sam's domain (liât bas boen laboring w ith
unusually had ruade during the winter.
The Imliana Farmer says tlmt the inud
Tilockade lias put a stop to business in jsir-
tions of Illinois and lowa to sueh an ex-
tent as to hankrup* the merchants who
laid in large supplies of gomls for the huit-
<lay season and were unahle to dispose of
them.
talk that the morgage tax and usury
law temi to ke*>p money out of the state,
applies only to those staine where an ‘ •in­
vestment" means a s|iecuhnfon oil" of the
misfortunes of he |ieople. It does not
apply to Oregon. There are any number
of oppurtuniiics for profitable investment
to lie met with in this state aside from
cutthroat mortgage and loan investments,
and if you will notice real close you will
see that this fact is receiving due recognl-
'Aion at the hands of capitalists.
T iik
m ake to the state
legislature
will
asking for
their im m ed iate a c tio n :
First — The assesment of all pro-
(>erty as to its ownership on a day
and hour certain as 0 a. in., March 1st,
annually. Second—That no deductions
lor indebtedness I hj allowed, oxcejt when
there is corresponding taxable credit.
Thu enactment in all cases of a sufficient
penalty for refusal to properly verify or
list |>ro|Hirty. To com pel hanks to make
lists of depositors, und also a list of their
own notes held by them against their
debtors. To abolish all forms of indebt­
edness and to also re|sial the inorgage tax
law. To assess corporations on their
gross earnings. To compel assessors to
assess all projierty at its money value und
to provide a penally for such failure.
O. C. W RIGH T, Secretary,
Receipts per year 1891, ending Jan. 1st,
1892.
(fash on hand
»76.49
Fines and costs from Record­
er’s court
125.45
From licence
83.35
K rom Frank Moore, rent of
council room one month
4.00
From stock impounded and
10.00
sold
From taxes
821.77
Total Reciopts per year 1891
120.35
12.00
NEWBERG,
H rlrktt
W ant to buy either a large or sniull
f
farm, you can save both time und m on­
W E HAVE
!
about Real Estate, or the Country in
For L ow Prices and Future A dvan ce­
ment in Values,
W e Defy Competition,
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Lon g Time on Deferred Paym ents,
V
and Liberal IJiseounts to Cash Buyers.
A C E E A G E
vicinity,
in particular, W rite to us—W e will
W e have for sale some o f the Finest
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
gladly give the desired Uiformution.
Suburban Pioperty to he found in thw
State, at very low prices.
Office on Main Street, Near Depot.
NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
PACIFIC
The N ew Tin Shop
Is the best place In town to get your work done. All kinds of Tinwork, such as Roofing, Spout­
ing and General Repairing, neatly and promptly done, Prices reasonable
F irst S tkkkt .
Nearly opposite Dayton road*
COLLEGE,
Newberg,
F. H. ST O R EY , Prop.
II.
:
Oregon.
2,00
8.50
2.25
2.00
7.00
34.68
130.10
173.00
10.62
4.00
22.29
9.00
H oward,
W A T C H M A K E R
&
JE W E L E R .
A Fall Line of Clocks AM Watches Always on Haul at Reasonable Prices'
10.75
1.50
ltK I* A IltlN G
46.50
NEW
BERG,
6.25
V IN K
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M c C o n n e l l ,
OREGON.
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Office on First Street.
All calls promptly atttended to 'lay or night.
Diseases of women ami children a specialty.
Houses painted in the latest TINTS.
Paper
Hanging, Graining, Staining and Hard oil
finish,
done by DAY or CONTRACT.
Shop on Main Street,
NEWBERG,
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OREGON
Gold flllins a specialty. G aa or Vitalized Air
given in extracting teeth. All work
warranted. Office on Center street, opposite
the Post Office.
VJ
N. BURGEN, M. D.
JO SE P H
W IL S O N ,
SA Y
Y O U !
D o Y ou W a n t a H o u s e B u i l t ?
iryou do, Cirfl on
Groceries, l 3i*ovisions.
A Clean, Well-Selected Stork of Staple and Fancy Groeeries and Confectionery, A l­
ways on Hand. Qneensware, Glassware, Woodenware
I
antl
Brands of Flour.
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J . *•• S . *.* l l E E S s
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON*.
om e j tn llosklus lilook, oppo.slt : Bsuk.
deuce, Newberg House.
NEWBERG,
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Resl-
The Contractor & Builder.
NEWBERG,
J O H N YOUNGER,
GABOON.
In A workmanlike manner.
SalMnntlon
guaranteed. In G. M. B ib's' shoe shop on First
Street. Thirty five years experience.
OREGON.
Shoemaker.
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GOOD
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LOTS
c*-
.Ail on time, to those who will build on
them.
The treatment of horses a specialty.
fa il early and get vour choice.
Prices will be advaneed in sixty days.
O regon .
Only a few of those fine tracts in
tí
Z D O IsP T
DURAL H OM E So.
Break vonr hack sawing wood by hand,
but get us to saw it with our
Steam
are left.
Saw.
market.
'Good work at living priees,’ is our motto.
REUBEN S. FRANK.
All clear.
P
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Cheapeat on ihe
Terina papy.
liaise peaches.
M a ris ej- Colcord.
W. CUMMINS,
W E L L BORER,
TOWS
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Calls attended with promptness.
IS" ew
0
We will sell a few
0
N ewberg ,
M. BALES,
Is prepared tn do nil kinds of » o r * ih his line
In a workmanlike manner. St-iZiiixof
Boots and Shoes to order a Specialty,. Repair
ilia neatly mid promptly »tone.
First door west of Bank hnildiORon First St.
NEWBERG.
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OREGON
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V E T E R IN A R Y
Repair Watches and Clocks,
Practical
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DB. Y O l’ NG,
NEWBERG,
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Is prep-ired to
f 1
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Own A Home.
Shop one door west of post office,
OREGON.
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NEWBERG, OREGON.
Fresh
P h o to g ra p h e r
Portrait & Landscape
N A T IO N A L K K M R 1IT CO.
David W. Martin, gedcral agent for the Na
ttoual Remedy Co. wishes to announce that he
now ha« two agents In Newberg for the .sale
of his medicines. Mr*. Mary Hobson, on south Portratta enlarged to life size and finished
Meridian street, near the fair ground*, and
in Crayon India Ink nr Water Colors,
Mrs. Cox, on First street, one door west of Pres­
byterian church, «re hi* only authorised
agent*, who have and will hereafter keep on S TP m o U p b t . m r s in I I o s k c ï s B iT i.niN O .
hand a full supply of the above-named re me­
NEW BERG. OREGON.
dic«.
«ep4m2pdlra
OFFICIAL GUIDE.
W
:rld’s fair is¿ ïhiüz:
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The Chance of a Life-Time!
Tresiile».
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DIRECTORS:
T tIK
B. C. MILES,
k . A. MORRIS
E. II. WOODWARD.
Newberg House, i«;
r iii« fliNt clns8 h o te l h a s jn«*t bevn n '-
furitislietl aiu l o p e n e d t o t h e p u h li e .
s p le n d id
acetn n n u slat io n s f$»r tr a v ­
e lin g m e n .
rh€ fijtr
w m ii o f the people o f Nfu
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'» 'r g a n d V le im ty re sp e c tfu lly so lic ite d .
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N«'tlee 1* hereHv given that the undersigned
ha* been, by tho County Tourt for Yamhill
Comity Oregon, duly appointed guardian of the
estate o f K .le a n ! H * wet man an Insane person. i p P V T Q W A X lT P H Act qtiiek am! you eaa
O ftlc liil W o r ld * « K iilr ( lit lt li.
All |M»rw«*u* theretore. having any claim* A u L n l ü If A H I LU» make hundred- of d*l
again*t said estate, are her«*bv required to pre
We want an agent
gent in
u every town tocireu
< It ali >i.ls iis pleasure to announce that sent them to me. dulv vérifié«!, oo or before six !ar*.
UtctloN N> k F\ • Tu*lve territory given.
January. 1*W.
se ll« at sight
Agent* are meeting with u
the Itili» ial Duine tothe World's I'olum- mouth* front thi* l;<t n »f lay «>f
a e u RL M is c h i *.
paralleled success t)ne agent cleared $Cs> in
Guardian of *aid estate.
Isan Imposition ami the great city of Ititi-1
1 day* another rep.*rt.* oJO order« ttie first week
J K Mager*. Attorney.
| ftooltson 'k> day* credit. l.iN»ral t**rms. "r i t e
rami i« now ready in elegant honk form
I for full p.artiexilar*. «»r I«« secure the agency In­
stantly. fend only 75 rent* for an elegant and
ami of nearly 4<VI pages, ruddy einhel'csh-
eanras*ing outfit.
A C. COX. i I complete
J Í . Lotto.
.. I with superb illustrations of the highest
Address the sole general agent» for this state.
Capital Stock. $30.QU0
JESSE EDWARDS,
J. C. COLCORD
F O K T Y
T I I O l ’S A N I »
D O L LA R S
Having been appointed by the County Sur-
of Y
Yamhill
Many p h ot.»tr«oh lc»l,w .o( ChliW io.ln.li,.lin* rey.’ f a» hlz .t.-p.Uy for thi» M art
il ot
a nmirh r i ’
,i
»f t he r «» r.« ci t V «i;,- l ouutT, 1 im prepared to do all ki mis of
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l »x-o inchr*.
I he crowning ft aWre I. .» grand
PLAIN SURVEYING.
| »ii’ loram-. ,„o,„r» blr.1 .
rte?* o tu-
M-o
*ttion Groumi* and Huilduigs. tn-eight t'il color*
Leave order* for work at the pod office or ad­
veil d in llng i»t
.s!«e 9xl*» luche*. t»o*llively
der«* tae at Newberg. Oregon,
ceuce. revealing "what will e«'st « «er
M. KEEFE.
The btHYk i* for the millions who contemplate
visiting Fhieago in .K.KA It will be purchased
by the million* whorannot g»*. Nit who will «!e-
slreiokno « ust what their fiiend* are seeing ,
. * * , "
N E W B E R G , O REG O N .
All orders promptly attended to and Sat- JESSE EDWARDS,
isfavtion Guaranteed
B. C. MILES,
One door west of Morris, Miles & Co.'s MOSES VOTAW
new störe, on First Street.
J. 8. BAKER Ä SONS.
J. J. Woods. Prop.
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Notice 1* hereby given that the undersigned j
ha«» been «Inly appointed executrix of tbe la*«» |
Will and Testament of George Christenson j
T O THE
deceased, by the County Court of Yamhill
county, state of Oregon Therefor«» all persoua
having claims against the Estate of «aid dece-
deni are hereby notified and require«! to pre
sent them to the nm1er*igtu»d at Newberg. In
NOW READ Y.
said «‘ountv, within «i-x month* from date
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hereof w‘ ih proper voucher* for *«id claim*. Nearly
400 t'ave*s. site '»xl» int-nc*. r.icgar.tiy
Dated thi* HHh «Uy ef Pw em fer A. D. 1**M
prime,I Hr. i.lreiiMly ho,in,I In -ilk rlmti. em
t' H Rt*TKN*«»M .
ho**e«lin gold. Superbly llbi*Cnted with m«g-
F xeeirtrlx «»f «thl F.atate.
uifleent repre*ent«ti«ms «*f ali ttie mammoth
H«m*ey A Fenton. Attorney* f«ir *nid Estate. World’« Fair ftulldiug*. Faeh eiilding a full
»red pl»tc execute«!! n oigltf oil
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K ir r n to r '« N«*tlee.
BANK OF NEWBERG.
Meats.
jfYrt'T’X S T -
Notice 1 hereby given that the undersigned
ha* been, by the t'euuty Court for Yamhill
Count) . Oregon, duly appointed executor
U of
l o r the
r
estate of Joseph Swetman, deceased . ' ll 1**1
W i n s therefore,
in r r V H r r m
u l t i l i « any
any n
a n u s N
* « n ia i e
m u
son*
having
claim*
against
said
estate, are hereby required to present them to
iut*. «Inly ? erlSe.l, on or betör» „Ix mo,Uhr. frein
ski ' 1 mi . .io*
Janaruv \s^’
y
S 4 *u«i. M ixc h iu , Executor.
J. K. Mager«, Att*y for ««t»! estate.
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THOMAS NETTLIN'. Pres’f
DEALER IX
Cl ARK,
D R HAROLD
DENTIST.
ID
ZE JS J 'A 'A f c j'A ’ .
a m n e tt .
N otle« to C red itor«.
Send for Catalogue, or come and fee for yourtelf.
Newberg, Oregon.
S A M U E L H O B SO N
Vor Rale.
IK you want to take a business course—
II- you want to review, or take advaneed work, we ean suit y ou .
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lESmi H
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for sale at
M U SIC A N D A R T ,
A ll other expenses very low.
H O L S K am i SIG N P A IN T E R .
OREGON.
BO O K K E E P IN G ',
Excellent opportunity for g ood work.
Board and Lodging $2.50 per week.
IF you want to teach—
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
NEWBERG,
N O R M A L CO U R SE,
A L L T H E G R A M M A R S C H O O L ST U D IE S,
W A T C H K S A N D C L O C K S A S P E C IA L T Y .
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
w.
C O L L E G E C L A SS E S,
Call on us if you wunt a good well at a rea
sonable figure. Having had long experience
we gua» aiitee good work. Price for boring »nd : Maybe found at all time* a full ussortmen
putting in wall, -?0 ceuts per fool.
l-24tf
of good marketable
I have altout 600 nice Italian prune
trees for sale.
S cott I nglis .
U u a n tla n '« N otice.
f
OUR LIST *-
A ll grades o f Realty, from an unfenccd lot to the very Rest Im ­
proved City Property, and
A n d w ish to obtain any inform ation
and
mission.
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I f you are a Non-resident,
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com*
ON
U:
ey by calling on us.
2.75
J as . H
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OREGON.
L a n d s •>
K r lr k tll
brick
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18.45
I am prepared to trim your fruit trees.
Cull on me if you want any work in uiy
line.
G eorge L. S t a b l e r .
■trlrkl
#20,000.00.
I f you
T * F r u it G r o w e r « .
First-class foundation
Newlierg brick yard.
© TO O K ,
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
1121.06
Expenditures.
Recorder, per sevicea ren­
dered
Bancroft, Whitney ACo., Dil-
lers Manuscript Law
Blank book per assessment
roll and express
Session Laws 1890 and ex­
press
Street work.
C. A. Conrad, putting in
crossing
1). P. Stratton, street work
11. R. Morris
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A. C. Cox
John Bryce
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F. E. Hobson, surveying 1st
and 5th streets
J. A. Estep, work on street
J. K. Vantress ”
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J. J. Woods, hauling dirt and
lumlier
W. P. lluacock, lumber and
nails
Mitchel A Clark, lumber
J. S. Long, building bridge
on 5tli street
J. It. Mount, nails
K. K.Stratton, building pound
A. M. Hoskins, collecting tax
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money returned
paid in by mistake
A. M. Iluskins, rent for con-
cil room
WoodwardAEmery, printing
J. J. Woods, services render­
ed us mursnal
Horace Cox, att’ys’ fee
C. F. Butler, witness fees
John Coulee,
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Henry Austin, judge of elee-
t;on
Lee Smith,
Martin Coo k
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S. Hobson, clerk
N. C. Christenson ”
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J. T. Smith, Record book
and paper
C. F. Moore, paper
M. Votaw, treasurer’s book
”
” coinmision
Nels Nelson, stock imixmnd-
ed, sold and returned
Morris, Miles A Co, lamp
Howard Williams, licenco re­
turned
(}. A. Wyman, chairsAtable
J. Wilson, pail
K. C. Armstrong, assessing
Equalization Board, two days
work
J. T. Smith, pail
F. S.MeCrea, watching three
nights during fair
Milton Nicholson, moving jail
Kay A Todd, |>air blankets
J. M. W RIG H T, President.
C A P IT A L
General, or Newlierg
6.00
115.50
K elativk to the work of the State Roard
of Horticulture, the Oregonian says: " I t is
127.50
evident that if the lioard is to accomplish
5 00
1.50
the work it is organized to do, it must have
1.75
a larger appropriation, or those s|>cciully
interested in tho fruit industry must come
4.00
4.00
to its relief. Mure thorough work than
4.00
wuh done last season will ho necessary the
4.00
coming season, hut. as the board did then
4.00
all its limited means made possible, its
work moMt he supported in some practical
3.10
.90
wav, or else tho merry worm ami the joc-
1 70
cttlar scale will enjoy life and raise big
11.51
famili >s uudistorl>ed in hundreds of or­
8.00
chards, from which they will emigrate at
.90
their ow n awoet will. A vigorious fight
all over the state is necessary ¡to preserve
5.00
the fruit industry anil enable it to expand
10.00
to tho enormous proportions it is possible
.70
32.50
for it to attain, and this fight must lai con­
tinuous ami unrelaxing and bo carried on
20.00
in every orchard in tho statu. Now is the
.35
time to prepare for tho liuttle.
Indeed,
6.00
now is the time for actual contest, so far
8.00
as tlie prevention of the planting of affect-
5 00
ed trees is concerned, or the iui|s>rtntion
1013
70
of discused trees and fruit from other Total paid out
status. There is no season when aggres­
$107 36
sive vigilance can he relaxed with safety.” Balance on hand Jan. 1st, 1892
F. H. How ahi »,
Recorder for the town of Newlierg.
ALASKA I.KTTKU.
A IIIHTI'RBKI) SCHOOL.
Patiently und laboriously had we boon
striving to get tho twist out of our Thlin-
gut tongues. “ A cat, my cat, the cat,”
and etc hail been drawled ai.d scrawled.
It w as wearing along in the afternoon, and
a warm tire hud produced a sort of ltip
Van Winkle state of mind. Some of tiio
young ideas could scarcely have told if
tl»>y were asleep or awake. Providence
seemed l ight here to supplement the fail­
A t tiik State Horticultural meeting ing wits of the teacher In keeping up an
liehl in 1’ortlund last week the necessity interest.
The Indians dogs from the village, al­
for prompt action in the mutter of raising
a fund for making a creditable display of ways on the limit, bad started a deer
horticultnial products at the Columbian which for safety had taken to tho water
Kx|weition was freely discussed, and a and was making toward a little island in
committee of five was appointed to look (lie pass, not far off, while the luttlled ca­
after soliciting for subscriptions. Wo are nines yelled loudly from the water’s edge.
unable to give them inesof the committee Little lim, whose eyes often sought the
in full, hut Cyrus Hoskins of this plats», is j outside through the windows, saw the fugi-
one of them. Sulmeriptiuns to the am ount itive deer. "Kowakon uto yolawhale!"
of several hundred dollars were taken in j "Yonder is a deer swimming on the
the meeting, as a starter, Mr. Hoskins I water!" said itself rigid out in school.
•and a few others subscribing $100 each. A general scramble followed, not one of
While it is to he regretted that the moss the hatless youngsters plopping to oak,
back legislature that met at Salem last “ Please, may l goon*?”
winter failed to make any appropriation 1 Jack came running lack and breath­
fur a display at the World's l-'air, it is now lessly lagged for my rifle. A canoe near
•no time to fold our hands and luso valu­ at hand was dragged to the water and
able time bewailing that fact; while Cal- '] Jack an I two others were soon in pursuit
ifornia on one side and Washington on { of the fleeing game. Not Is-ing an expert
th e other are each drilling fur a mam­ marksman, bn k'p first shot missed. His
second was more successful ami the ex­
moth display of their products.
While as Oregonians wo may he like ultant party so n returned, proudly dis­
Captain flanks “ hard workin" and "slow placing a pair of live pronged antlers.
N > inoie lethargy n>>w. The »leer fur­
savin,” we don’t want *o !*• considered
the tail end of the w hole country. In our nished the next lesson and elicited far
fruit prodm Is especially wo can make a greater interest than Hie absent cat.
(\ II. Kim ari >8.
display that will open the eyes of the
world, if a liberal amount of money 's
guaranteed immediately. It is only a few
months now until some kinds of fruits
must la» preserved if a proper collection is
maile, and there is no time to lose There
deems to Is- no way to raise the money c\
oepl by private subscriptions and we ho| e
to see the (ample give the committee sole
stantial encisiragement. Lnt the pancr*
throughout the valley take the anbjeet up
anil give the movement all pixenhlo mo­
mentum and aseiet in raising funds fur a
respeclata* showing of ttregon'a horticul­
tural |>roilucta. We hope to seethe new --
|ai|s-ra of Yamhill isainty eiqsa islly make
favorable mention of the scheme
Pluanclal It.port o f (he Town o f N .w b.rg
IN C O R P O R A T E D .
EAST SIDE
I Meat Market,
W. A. Lyon, Proprietor.
PAC IFIC PI IIIJ SH IN G C O f
order Tho aiil of the is'st photographers r oNu ,« cox.
l t 9 d Market * t .,
San Fr$snci«eo. Cal.
suit engravers has lawn invoked that tN»
tieautiful ami picturesque features of the V N D E U T A K E R S
You will ml way « Ami tit tlii« market the
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groat Fx|smiti<-n ami isiints of interest
MF m KF KG.
f o r Ante.
very Iw t Kivwh Mffit» o f all kintU.
throughout the city of t’ hicago Is? clearly 1
One bull 20 mcmtlia oM, PiJltsl Angua Give nn» a trial ami lw* eoovtiu vd tltat
We hare )n«l receiver a full line of new good*.
presented.
latest pattern* *ud be*t quality, and will
and Jersey emoa. I*ri»v |20.
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do you pawl.
The (Snide does not only describe to the •ell at a* low figure* a* the quality of our goods
will justify «’all and see u*.
it, J. S\ v>‘ DEK9,
Or.
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