Newberg graphic., January 29, 1892, Image 3

it.
COMIC AND “C.”
T h e N am e Ya m h ill.
Ir. Brodersen, of the firm of Broiler- j There has lieen some talk lately aiiout
-on
Jt
Hicks,
of
Portland,
general
agents
making
the
Yam
hill
River
navigable
as
Laundry goes Tuesday. A. T. H il l .
E ditor U e id u t k u : In Miss Cora B ak-!
for tiie Pacific States Sating«, Loan and far up as McMinnville, and us we have
, cr’r article ill tile N »w Year's number of j
Go to Townsend's for your cook stoves.
, Building Co., of San Frauctseo, is in uow buried our little hatchet duet) down
Bird cages at Mount’«.
C o m in g w it h a N e w
Forest King, Simmons and Distou saws j town. Anyone desiring a loan can find in “ Yam hill's productive soil,” we would the Reporter, the wuid Yam hill is given '
Go to Tow ligand'« for Plows.
I* 1
as un Indian w ord, meaning a lord or cros­
! at Mount’s.
I Mr. Brodersen at the bank to-day, who be pleased to see something of that kind
sing of a rivar. Since reading the article
John Townsend lias planted his pota­
IÍ your sewing machine is out of order will give the desired Information.
*n established fact, for what would lie a
l have interested myself somewhat am
toes.
get A C t ’"X to repair it.
rtie completion of II. \V. Grahle’s re*i- j benefit to our sister city would surely save talked to a great many of the old
•Onion sets, Farm and Garden seeds at
I A fuii ' iin- of undertaker's goods kept .l-noe at (lie corner of Fifth and Davton :
“ fl' w , r" ," U “ lon* our P*th.
•ettlers on the sunject. I find that most It Costs Nothing to Look at Goods and Compare
Townsend’s.
at Town er.d’«, including burial robes.
I streets, adds another to the list of real I v |
enough in tiie entei of those l have talked to have a different
Prices. I Make no Division of Profits, and Pay
M i«« Anna Hodgson returned to Clack-
Family w ishing done by Mrs. N. C. .line residence* in Newberg. Mr. and prise and push ot McMinnville’« citizens theory from the one advanced in the arti­
NO
K E N TS. GOODS M A R K E D L O W FO R C A SH
amas Tuesday.
to
at
least
entertain
a
probable
ho|>e
that
I Mrs. Grüble are to he congratulated on
Swain. Residence north of Tin Shop.
cle refered to. Mr. ¡Stanley Umphlette,
before
long
the
river
will
lie
made
navi-
Try W. P. Hcacork for nails and build
of Amity, a pioneer ot ’45, gives what,
Price hardware ami t irnilure at Tow n­ having such a pleasant home, and we gable to i hut city.— Ledger.
e r’s hardware.
trust they may live long to enjoy it.
seems to m e the most rea-onablo explan­
send’s before going io Portland to buy.
Couldn't yon bring in that wood on
A T T H E ‘ O L D R E L IA B L E .”
A law partnership has lieen formed be­ ation of the origin of the word. Others 1
Some of tiie tioys spoiled a very good
1*1' 11 L it ’ SCHOOL ITEMS.
subscription next week?
tween James McCain and J. K . Magers, Iiave talked to agree with him. He said
local for us Wednesday, by climbing to
The proceeds of the public school enter­
Sewing machine« repaired and new the roof of Mr. McLaughlin's house, and
probably two of the best known at­ when tiie white people came to this coun­
tainment, given Saturday evening, were
parts supplied by A. C. Cox.
torneys
in tli* county. They occupy tiie try tiie hills about Am ity, North Yam hill
with a bucket of water putting out a tire $21, which will be invested in a library
commodious and convenient apartments and Dayton were covered witli what is
Jesse Hobson and family have been up that had started in the comb of the roof
for tiie school.
of tiie former, over tiie First National called wild gourd, or lnan in-the-ground.
from Portland during the week.
from a defective flue.
Elmer Hall lias returned to school
bank. This is a combination of talent He has seen them as large around as a
Send tlie Guanine to your friends in
D. P. Stratton is making a trip to tiie again.
Beautiful new goods just received at
and ability that ought to convey mutual half bushel, an I they were so thick iu
the east for.a year. Only 75 cents'
Puget Sound country in the interest of the
These sunshiny days are much enjoyed
advantage and meet with approval from some places that you could not drive with­
Doors and windows, all sizes and thick­ American Road Machine Company, of by the students after the recent rains.
tiie public. W hile McCain is doubtless out driving over them. Tiie early settlers W
A Y
D O W N
R IC E S .
w hich lie is agent. He will probably re-
nesses, at
D epot L i mbek Y ahd .
Stella Lyon, who lias been confined to
without exception tiie ablest trial lawyer did not know tiie name of the root, and
rurn
by
Walla
Walla,
Washington,
where
her
home
witli
a
sprained
ankle,
is
now
A few thousand prune trees to sell
in the western half of tiie state, and will ns it looked very much like tiie sweet po­
Cull early and lie thoroughly convinced that wn are headquarters for all kinds of
he hopes to make some sales.
back at school again.
cheap for cash.
E. C. A rmstrong .
do more hard work for a client titan any tatoes or yam that they raised in tiie Household Furniture. Our entire stock is bought for cash, and will he sold at sur­
Florence Cook, who has been quite sick
prisingly low figures.
No trouble to show goods.
Morris, Miles A Co.’s old staari.
How does this strike you for a propose
other man alive, when it comes to the south, they called tiie hills oil which it
Don't forget that Rev. WaJkins will
is improving.
Dr.
tedious roucine of office work he isn't “ in grew so abundantly, Yam hills.
preach at the Evangelical church Satur­ tion? I f any of our subscribers want to
M. Calkins.
ritO G R A M
send the G raph ic to friends in tiie east
it” —is notoriously lazy. Magers, oil the Charles Johnson, or "O ld Humpy,” as he
day evening.
for a year, we w ill take subscriptions of For Fllom ls’ CJunrterly Mrotlng Sumlny other hand, while a good court lawyer was commonly called, was the first to call
School Conference.
Fou S ale —A good, five room house and
this kind for the next thirty days at tiie
with a line practice, is one of those re­ it man-in the-ground. He dug the root
four lots. May lie had at a bargain. Cali
Song.
low price of 75 cents. Just half price.
markably
energetic men with a great and used it iu his practice. The people
at G raphic oliice.
A Biographical Sketch of the L ife of
A business house in this town asks us
capacity
for
details which distinguishes soon found a different name for the root,
Isaiah,
Edith Ellis.
The Crescent for January is out.
We
CAKH1KH A F U L L L IN K OF
to mildly hint that carrying off tiewapa-
tiie successful office lawyer, whoso busi­ hut tho name Yam hill still clung to the
Declamation,
Lucy Gause.
consider it one of the best numbers yet
|icrs from a place of business is not just
ness is with the multitude iu shaping up hills, was given afterward to the river,
Song.
issued by the society.
Thus tiie
the thing to do.
Thieving in a small
affairs and estates in and out of court. and finally to the county.
Mr. Harhatigh shipped a car load of way is sometimes tolerated because it is Some Practical Thought* on How to
Together they w ill make a solid team. word Yam hill originated. Mr. Umphlette
Study
S.
S.
Lessons,
Aaron
Bray.
sheep from here Tuesday-, to W . W. unpleasant to raise a row, but it is rather
says this is not theory, hut he knows it to
Discussion led by
Pres. Newlin. — Reporter.
Spaulding, of Portland.
he a fact, and I submit it to tiie Reporter
unpleasant for the injured party.
Song.
Last Saturday night aiiout 9 o'clock in the interest of trutli and local history.
Charley Moore has a pen of Light Bra­
uke
rugs for
r e s c r ip t io n s
C h eap L and —30 acres three miles IIow God Manifested Him self to His Peo­
two shots were fired into tiie dwelling of
J. A. B ic h a n a n .
mah chickens, some of which are almost from Turner, all good bottom land in cul­
ple in Old Testament Times,
Ella W . T. Pillman. There was no one in the
Am ity, Or., January 20, 1892.
I’erfume*, Fancy and Toilet Articles, I'uints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. A ls o »
us large as small calves.
tivation, good orchard, two springs, nine
Hartley.
house at the time except Mr. l ’ illman's
line line of tiie
Our friends will confer a favor by drop­ room two story house hard finished, good Declamation,
Arthur Heston. two daughters, tho oldest of which is not
J. S. L ong .
A. C. C o x .
ping in and giving ns any items of inter­ barn and other outbuildings, $2,500.
Song.
L A T E S T S T Y L E S of W A L L P A P E R .
more tiian 13 years old.
Tiie bullets
J ONG A COX,
O regon L and Co.,
est t hoy may clianue to know of.
passed through tiie window and lodged in
lteflolutions o f Salem V. 1'. 8. C. K.
Salem,
Oregon.
G. W . Cults has been assisting station
tiie wall.
Mr. and Mrs. l'illman were
Whereas, in His All Wise Providence.
•agent C. B. Frisset! at odd spells lately.
Many persons who have recovered
returning from church and heard the
NEW BE KG,
: OREGON.
from la grippe are now troubled with a Our Heavenly Father lias seen fit to call sliois as did otliers in tiie neighborhood.
Mr. Cutts is an old railroad man.
to Himself, our dear sister, Tenue Min-
Since having a consultation w-ith the persistent cough. Chamberlain's Cough
Had Mrs. Pillman, who is in poor health We have just receive«* a full line of new poods,
thorn. Therefore, be it
patterns and best quality, and will
“ dealer in futures,’ ’ Frank
Hobson Remedy will promptly loosen his cough
been in tiie house at tiie time uf the sell latest
at a.« low ttpures as the quality of our goods
I P res criptions C a m f u l l y C om -I
R
esolved
:
By
the
members
of
the
and relieve the lungs, effecting a perma­
will justify. Call and see us.
thinks Ills prospects are numerous.
shooting, the shock might have proved
I
POUNDKO D a y ok N i u i i t .
|
C. F. MOORE & CO.
nent cure in a very short time. 50 cent Y. P. S. C. E., and Friends’ Church, of fatal to her. On Saturday two young
Don’ t forgot the Y . M. C. A, entertain
bottles for sale by C. F. Moore A Co., Salem, Oregon; that while we solemnly men of Dayton, were arrested, charged
tnent at Friends’ Church Friday evening
| From TERMINAL or INTERI-
bow to His Divine W ill, recognizing that
Druggists.
with the crime of assuult witli a deadly
W B E R G F U R N I T U R E STORJJ
You are promised a pleasant time.
OR POINTS thè
our loss is her e'ornal gain ; we feel that
Mr. Coles, who lived near the public
weapon. After a preliminary examina­
An agent of ttie Pacific Loan Co., of
we iiave lost a true friend and companion
school building, died last Sunday after a
tion before Judge Baxter, the defendants
Portland, was in town Wednesday pros,
NEW BERG,
and an earnest Christian worker.
OREG O N.
short, but severe illness of lagrippe and
were discharged ; the evidence being in­
peeling regarding the propriety of making
R esolved : That feeling our loss as we
was buried on Monday. H e had a spoil
sufficient to hold.
Attorney Flower de­
loans bore.
do, wo hereby extend our deepest sympa­
RA1LROAD
of sickness some time ago and had not
fended tho hoys.
It is hoped that the
A Complete and well assorted stock of Furniture always on hand at Portland price*.
thies
to
her
parents
and
relatives,
and
do
J. S. Crane, of Portland, general agent
Is
thè line to tnke
fully regained liis health when ho was
guilty parties will he caught and punish­
Newest designs in rockers, easy chairs and novelties, a specialty.
earnestly invoke God’s comforting grace
for Wheeler A Wilson*« sew ing machines,
siezed with lagrippe.
Tiie deceased
ed. This will, perhaps, bo a warning to
C o r n e r F lr a t a n d M a in S t r e e t s .
C 3 “- " V V " . Y A T
T s T
upon their wounded hearts. Be it further
was in town yesterday and called at this leaves a wife and several children.
young men and boys who carouse around
It I h thè DINING CAR ROUTK. It rum»
R eso lved : That a copy of these reso­
office on business.
at night.— Dayton Herald
Through
TIBULKD TRAIN8
The literary entertainment given by
F. A. Morris and wife, W in. Allen and the public school last Saturday evening lutions he sent to the parents and offered
KVERY
AY iu thè yenr to
for
publication
in
the
N
ewberg
G
r
a
p
h
ic
.
Tiie present session of tiie county com­
wife, N. C. Maris and Mrs. Emma Hill, was attended by a large audience. A
E i . ma B rown ,
missioners, which has continued through
went to Portland Tuesday to attend the very interesting program was rendered,
(N O
K AN O K OF CARA)
See’y of Y . P. S. C. E.
part of three weeks, has been a very im ­
funeral of Elwood Vestal.
and everybody seemed pleased with tiie
Compntaì nf Din fila Cura V n Pur panne ti %
portant
one
in
point
of
work
accomplish­
Adam Walling, the Oswego nursery­ exercises. The ten cent pieces rattled in­
Is «till here with a largo stock of
c o l l e g e it e m s .
Pullm an Druwing linoni sire urrà
ed. New election precincts, new road
0/ Late ut Eqnipment,
man was in town Tuesday.
Ho said lie to the box at the door until the sum of
districts,
new
justices
precincts
have
been
More
rain,
more
mud.
had sold nearly his entire stock already. $20 65 was received, which will be used
Verily, the rolling foot-ball gathers no created, new road supervisor« chosen, Be»t that cun be constructed and in which
Fruit tiees go like hot cakes.
as a nucleus for a library forth® school.
accommodations are for holder« of Kirnt or
moss, hut plenty of mud.
taxes levied ami the road tax apportioned
Second-class Tickets.
Al Towler has bought 20 acres of the
Tiie county court refused to recognize
The writer did not grip his pen last among the districts. Much of this work
Ftnltz farm and has rented tiie whole the sale of the Lamb property, as it was
week, consequently there were no College has required arduous labor and a great
f.um for this season.
Mr. Towler is a hid off by the administrator, David
EUROPE can be purchased at any Ticke
L u m b e n n e n ’s S u p p lie s , E t c .
deal of careful consideration, and while it and
items; and yet he had the “ G rip.”
Ottice of this Comp.iny,
good worker and will succeed.
Lamb, and it lias been ordered adver­
A number of students have been absent is not probable that every individual ha«
Full information concerning rates, time of
n«“k
B
u
ild
in
g.
,
J. b . M O U N T .
W hile it may be the past two weeks on account of sick­ been suited, most likely the interests of rains, routes ami other details furnished on
Telegraph poles have been put up along tised and «old again.
application to any agent, or
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tlio railroad that are of immense size. necessary to follow the letter of the law ness.
the greatest number have been subserved.
A. I). C H A R L T O N ,
A t some places in the east they would be in such cases, it locks unreasonable to
The geometry class would like for some One thing cortain— the work lias been
Ass't Pass. Agt.,
refuse
to
let
the
highest
bidder
take
tiie
considered pretty fair saw logs.
one to account for the absence of one of conscientiously and honestly performed.
J. K. HESTON.
No. 121 First Street, Cor. Wash.,
J. Q. IHR KM ANN.
its members, who came to the class but Another arduous task has been underta­
Jesse Hobson, who drove to LaFayette property.
Portland, Or.
Trof. B. F. Pratt, tiie phrenologist, who once.
ken in the examination of the accounts of
Wednesday, said lie found the roads in
E. H . W O O D W AR D , Agent,
O whore has that yellow dog gone?
the several county officers.
The exam i­
the worst condition lie lias ever seen lias been entertaining our people this
Newberg, Oregon.
President Newlin gave the essay clasB nation lias been very thorough and
them in his fifteen years residence in Ore- week, is a fine talker, and shows that he
thoroughly understands his business. the subject, “ Oregon Climate.” He said searching, and while it is not surprising it
gon.
W# rrsirk-Tsa
r n s l l i* . la
C th » r »»orris, w e
It is only about a month until the an­ He has proven himself an excellent read­ it was best for people to writo on some is congratulatoiy that so far as the work
W ill te a c h y o «
He will speak at subject about which they knew some­ has progressed everything has lieen found
V R B K . am i M art
nual school meeting will he held, when er of character.
We would respectfully announce that J. G. Bierinann has arsociatnd himself w ith J.
yo u In b u sin e ss,
Friends’
church
to-morrow
(Saturday)
thing.
“
as
straight
as
a
string."
In
the
period
E. Heston in the Itlacksiiiithing business, and that we are now better than
a t * h ic h yo u c an
the question of more commodious quar­
r a p id ly i « i h » n n
ever enabled to do all work in our lino witli neatness and dispatch.
Truly there is no way by which the of three years the county cferk has held
th a d o lla r s. kVa
ters for our children will come up for set­ evening on the subject of “ Human Elec­
c a n an d w i ll , If
tricity.” Admission for young and old, students of the college may shirk the lit­ his office, he has collected and accounted
y o u p lM M ,U a r h
tlement.
yo u q u ic k ly h o w
erary work which they should do.
The for $1,925.70 in fees und various small
15 cents.
to e a rn from • A
Parties wanting stock bills printed in
t o 9 1 0 a (lay
A ll W ork W arranted .
faculty has given them tiie privilege of items, and the only error discovered in
at th e Start, an d
“
In
buying
a
cough
medicine
for
child­
tiie spring will do well to call at this office
m o ra a s yum f o
joining the Crescent Society or writing an his accounts was an item of ten cents
On. Moth M ies,
ren,”
says
H.
A.
Walker,
a
prominent
and see wh it a largo display of cuts we
• II a f r a . In a n y
p art o f America,
essay about every two weeks.
that lie beat some party out of in drawing
have to select from
We will be glad to druggist of Ogdon, Utah, “ never be
you
e a u com -
■nenet a t h « m a,
There is a very good picture of the col­ a warrant. This is what might lie termed
afraid
to
buy
Chamberlain’s
Cough
Rem
­
nhow samples of our work.
g iv in g a ll y o a r
U m a . o r sp ar«
edy. There is no danger from it ami re­ lege buildings and students, on exhibition very close accounting. Tiie sheriff was
m o m e n ta o n l r ,
Again we hear it stated that the rail­
to th a w o rk ,
lief is always sure to follow.
I particu­ in the class room, upstairs; the work of
j W h a t 1*1 offer ia
not quite so fortunate on tiie faco of liis
road is soon to be changed to standard
new
a n d It haa
A . 3C. C O O P E R & C O .
larly recommend Chamberlain’s because Samuel Hobson.
•b e a n p ro v e d
gauge. Just take this for what it is worth
o var a n d o ver
returns,
as
liis
receipts
were
found
to
he
There
is
some
one
in
school
who
has
a
I have found it to tie safe and reliable
• g a in , th a t g re a t
as no outsider will ever know what is to
p a y ia su re jo t
50 cent bo'tles for sale by C. F. Moore A love for the works of art, es|s*eially tiie $47 short of tiie amount charged against
e v e ry w o r k e r .
be done until work is begun.
K a a y to le a r n .
W e take this plan to inform the public that we are better than ever prepared to sup­
pictures of dogs. Tiie picture of a (log him. In handling a fund of $34,000 a
No s p e c ia l a b ili­
Co., Druggists.
ty r e q u i r e d .
Mr. Converse moved to liis country
on tho blackboard is a s|ieeimen of tliu
ply tiie trade this Fall in the line of a
K eea n n aM a In ­
Elwood Vestal died at St. Vincent’s
year it would not he surprising if a small
d u stry o n ly n e c ­
residence the first of tiie week.
Ha will
artist’s work.
e ss a ry f..r aura,
hospital in Portland last Monday after an
la r g s a a a a a a a .
now have one of tiie most pleasant places
H. F. Allen lias been tuking subscrip­ error crept in, hut there was probably no
W a a ta r i jro a ,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
illness of three weeks.
Mr. Vestal had
f u r n is h in g I T -
to live in the community. W e know for
tions from tiie faculty and students of the error, as the sheriff holds the affidavits of
long been a resident of Oregon, coming
¥
1
we tried it for several years.
college, which will be used to buy papers several parties showing erroneous assess­ ________
_______________
dea fo rw a rd
Paitios desiring to set orchards this Fall will make money hy calling on or cone*
from Indiana in an early day.
He was
in u sefu l, In v e n tiv e p r o g r « « * , th a * e n r ic h *« a ll w o r k « * « . I t la
It is seldom we make apologies for lack well known throughout this county, hav­ and magazines for the reading table. ments which will cover the apparent dis­ p ro b a b ly th e gre a tes t o pp o rtu n ity la b o r*o g p eo p le h av e e ve r
ponding with us before placing their orders.
k n o w n . N - w is th e tim e. I»e la y m ean s .nse. » n i l partu-ulara
tre e ,
lic itv r w r ite i s t « » r a r e .
Addreea, ( i I O I I U K
o f local news, but for the past week or ing traveled over the country in the ca­ This certainly is the proper thing to do, crepancy.— Reporter.
M i l V S O . \ v ie C o . , U n i 4 4 H , f o r t l u u U , S l a l u a .
two grazing for local matter has been e x ­ pacity of a stock buyer for a number of for there are many days during the win­
tremely close, and the range seems to be years, and had tiie reputation of being an ter season, when the weather will not
permit tho students to engage in out-door
“ T h e ^Prettiest P r o p e r t y A r o u n d
getting shorter. Wo 1 io ( mj for an early honorable dealer.
sports.
spring, w hen picking will got better.
Mr. C. VV. Reed, proprietor of the
Should not the faculty set tiie students
C h eap L and —10 acres best fruit land,
Hotel Deilone, Omaha, one of tiie finest an example of punctuality?
T T IE
D U N D E E
PLA C E .
NEW BERG,
-
OREGON.
nearly ail in cultivation, beautiful situa new and modern hotels in the west, says
640
acres,
1J
miles,
ns
the
crow
flics,
southwest,
from
Newlx>rg.
tion in Sunnvside, 5 tuiies from Salem of Chambelain's Cough Rem edy: -’ We
C .'IN T V EXCHANGES.
Im m edia tely Hurrounding the depot, and near tiie river. F ru it growers w ill
$35 00 per acre.
O regon L and Co.,
have used it in our family for years witli
Newt
and Marion Rowland and Am never overlook the last tw o v e ry im portant points. A ll thnt can I k ; said o f any
Salem, Oregon.
the most satisfactory results, especially
Shadden went hunting on Saturday and tract an being fu-vorahle to fruit gro w in g, w ill lie found on the Dundee Place.
A very readable article from the pen of or our children, for colds and croup, it
were successful in bringing down a large
Prof. E. R. Lake will lie found in this is­ can be depended iqion. besides it is pleas­
cougar—larger than the biggest dog here­
sue. All our fruit men as well as others ant to take and seenn to be free from
abouts. It was killed near the farm of
will be interested in reading it and many eloroform and tiie oily substances put in­
Sri"
Mr. Sutton, whose turkey and hen roost
will do well to heed the notes of warning. to many cough mixtures.” 50 cent and
F IN IS H IN G LU M BER ,
had suffered considerably of late from the
W e have it on good authority that an­ $1 bottles for sale by C. F. Moore A Co. visits of these animals. Marion wounded
HARDWOOD LUMBER, CEDAR POSTS, SHINGLES
other Portland firm has contracted for a
the cougar badly at first, and Am had the
Fur Sale.
large body of land not very far front New-
satisfaction of putting on the finishing
Two 2 year-old colts, of good stoek and
berg, the object being to engage in or­
touches. There are known to lie several
good size.
T in im is D chcan .
charding on a large scale. The tide con­
more cougars in the neighborhood.— Re-
I -1
'
Ct.
tinues to flow toward C’hohalem valley
porter.
For Hale.
p F
and we expect to see this country develop |
The population ol the county was aug­
I I have about 600 nice Italian prune
W in d o w F k a m e s a n d M o u l d in g s .
S lab
very rapidly in the next few years.
mented twelve by one family that re­
trees for sale.
S cott I n d u s .
cently settled near North Yam hill.
The
Dr. Burgen’s wife was up from Port-
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W ood C h e a p .
land over Sunday, this being her first vis-
Brlekt iii-irk:: B rick !!I
three youngest children are so small they
it to our town.
Site was very much
First-class foundation brick for sale at cannot feed themselves, hut there are two
grown girls who care for a child each and
pleased with Newberg and will join her Newberg brick yard.
J a *. H amnett .
the mother takes the th-rd.
The father
husband here as soon as they can get a j
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To Fruit flro w fri.
of this numerous family is quite# hunter,
house. W e will be glad to welcome
I am prepared to trim your fruit trees. and shortly after arriving from the east,
them, as the members of the doctor’s
Call on me if you want any work in my went hunting and shot a blue jay.
He
family are said to be very fine jieople.
G e o r g e L. S ta b l e r . carried it home thinking he had killed a
Win. P. Hunnicutt and son, who are on Hue.
China pheasant.—Reporter.
their wav to southern California, stopfied
For Half*.
Go where von will a few will be enter­
off here last Tuesday to visit M rs. S. Hub-
46 acres of land, two miles from N ew­
son, w ho is a sister to Mr. Hunnicutt. berg. Good house and barn and good prising and the others will wait around
They have had the general agency for water. 15 acres in orchard of prunes, in hopes to reap the golden harvest that T h i » c u t s h o w s t ’l o lo c a t io n o f th e O u rid eo P in c o , v/lth t h e W i l l a m e t t e
P iv e r , th o c r o * : . i n g o f th o p ro p o s e d P <ilroa-i a n d w a s o n b r i d g e , a l s o
they did not help to s u m .
N o w such a
Johnson's Encyclopedia in we-tem Iowa (•caches and apples. Splendid soil.
t h e l i n e s o f t h e P. A W. V. H. W. an d th o p r o p o s e d r o u t e o f t h e A s t o r i a
class of citizens are a dead weight hang­
and Nebraska for seveual years, and have
A. K. C ooper A Co.
A S a l e m R a i l r o a d , a s w e l l a s o t h e r fr u it s u b d i v i s i o n s t h a t h a v e b e e n
ing around the neck of prosperity.
A
made a success of tiie business.
They
aold.
Farm Fur Kent.
hindram-e and a stumbling block to ad-
now have southern California and Ari­
vsnceinet
of
any
kind.
And
yet
they
are
Headquarters for Farm and Garries
A n d a full line nf U n dertak in g Honda.
zona. and tliis is tiie field they are head­
At llopeland, on the Willamette river.
Thi. pier. Ir «11 »Ain* to txr soli! a n i ir. h « r . put our p d.*..
that thn»r who hoy now from
ing for. They report the weather a» be­ 225 ai res, together with the buildings, very often tiie first ones to complain at flr.t
Heeds.
h«ii(|. « ill ) - * ! • * - -lo.ililo or m >r. on their In v .-f oj.-nt i n « .horl tlmr. All we «.k I. for
ing very eold when they left Omaha, and being the farm formerly owned by D. the manner in whii-h enterprising and in­ IntenUi ,ir pnrrh«*er» to ex .mine the t-ropert jr onU e«l 1 on u. or onr «sent, who will «I w«ya he
found on the ground,. Go aie! M-r before V,r 1 (.,(>■
note-) the change at once on arriving here Brown. Apply to ft. J. Saunders at dustrious people are managing the pub­
R I C i l J I D &c H O B S O N .
lic businefc* of the town.—Ledger.
in our mild climate.
¡lo je and, oppo- :e Chair,poeg, Oregon.
IO& S e c o n d St., P o r t l a n d , Or.
Local Events.
New Today.
Pruners at M nut’s.
i Stock of General Merchandise.
«T. T. SMITH,
jlil on Com
ire A d va n ce-
stition.
1 P aym en t»,
'ash Buyer*,
f the Finest
mud in the
New Furniture Store,
1
Newberg, Ore.
S.
p O S T O F F IC E D R U G STOKE*
E,
Popular Patent and Family Medicines.
P
o,
AN D ART.
an suit you.
Prcs’t.
UNDERTAKERS
D
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Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
NI
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To All Points East and South.
ms.
tionery, A I-
%
St. Paul and Chicago
Tor,risi S le e p s Cars,
H
c t-
STORE
Builders’ and Shelf Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware, Pumps,
Through Tickets
P
TIIE Pioneer H A R D W A R E
H E S T O N & B IE R M A N N . *
B L A C K S M IT H S
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Carriage W ork & Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
H E ST O N & »H ER M A N N .
I
Newberg Nursery,
m
Troaident.
r-Pre*ident.
. Canil ¡er.
. M O R R IS.
honght nnd
o «•lie»-» at
ide on alt
'ori: •
)Ti c o r n rr
Newberg,” is tiie verdict of every one who sees
Have in stock and for sale
Rough and Dressed Lumber
PORTLAND
Doors, Windows,
\
>w prepared
THE NEWBERG SAW MILL,
m
Æ
DORRANCE BROS.
JÿfE W S T O R E .
ngs.
in ber.
STER.
S D
H ardw are,
Agricultural
F u rn iture,
Implements,
In the store building lately vacated hy J. T. ¡Smith.
J. H. T O W N S E N D .
ON.
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