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“ of partly cloudy days .. Go to \V. T. Macv’i for furniture. , considering the propriety of purchasing a cloudy days hurgo and running their brick to Port'and i F. S. Cottle, of Carlton, was in town “ " “ days on which .01 of ram or by way of the Willamette. Here comes Yotingor has move«! to the Fovee yesterday. fell in the advantage Newlierg has over many properly on Mori.lian street. A. II. Carson is a practical fruit grower |1#| 0II „ hieh bail fell. other points. Whenever the railroad J. M. Boyce ami family were up from and you cannot afford to miss hearing of t h u n d e r storms ........ .. company makes demands that are un cf solar halos......................... WiUonvillo to celebrate with us. him. reasonable utir peoplo can turn to the 1 ' d m c n d R ob in so n , Mitchell A Clark’s lumber yard is get Itev. F.mmel, will preach at the M. E. liver where the right of wav is free and \ olunteer Observer. AT THE ting pretty well tilled up with lumber. J church next Sunday, at 11 a. m. Every upon to the world. 8TE AME R MANZANILLO. body invited. , Will Macy visited with his friends in «föhn U n u l i t F i n d » a W a t e r y G r a v e . Iu etfeet May 2, 1802. Do you know where I can get some first the upper part of the county last week. Hpt-cisl 1*1 e i u i u i l i s . John Gould, the youngest son of the O L D LE WE r.P AVE I.EAVE Below will be found a list of special I Rev. J. II. Douglas and wife spent a class furniture? Yes; vou will always old men t ’euld who lives on the red hills New berg. Ore gon City. MiSaiou. M am A M. day or two last week visiting in Portland. ! find it at W. T. Macy’a. *0.00 A. M. *":W A. M. back of Dundee, was drowned at Oregon prtmintus offered in different depart- 12:30 P. M. 4 .30 P. M. SUNDA YS. «J. M. Bales has moved to the property j We did have a “ cannon” but it is no City on the night of the tth. Young mentr. at tho fair. Rcail the ¡ist over | 7 00 A. M. on the corner of Second au.l Meridian more. A few small pieces, two or three CiouUl in company with one of his older eircfulty and see if you can’t profitable i € .30 A. M. 10:00 A. M. 2::X) P. M. liu.es iu adjacent buildings, and a reminis- hruthers and a number of other young fe! ’ comprto for some of them, stieets. L eave P ortland , T aylor St. D ock . cence is all that remains. lows spent the 4th at Sherwood. They I W. T. M icv, ash center table, worth A. M. Iiadley, the new hotel man, re- j 7:30 A .M . fur Newborg Landing. Remember that .\. II Carson, <f came up from there on the six o'clock <1.73, for best display of green house j 2:20 P .M . iur Miasiou Lauding. i (>orts business good at the New berg jj^ E W F U R N IT U R E STORE. Grant's Pass, w ill speak on fruit grow ing, train and got off at Newberg ail 1 took the plants. * Except on Mondays. ! t-oute. ( at the fair grounds tomorrow (Saturday' excursion boat for Oregon t. ¡fy at rover.. ; *1- !*• Mount, full set of garden tools J. M. Tice lias been spreadin : paint cn They wore so-newhat under the inllneneo worth flO.(K), for best display ot garden afternoon. Go and hear him. the public school building during the Local Events. of whisky w hen they came from Slier- tools by grower. Thistles and mullein are growing np week. S. Hobson, one dozen cabinet photo’s along a good many of the streets in town, wood and continued to drink freely w hile Iv. H. Skinner received a crate of nice : , on board ihe boat. They were among of exhibitor for lies'display of art work. and give tho sidewalks a ragged appear- Now for water works. ! large apricots from his son in California Tarrant A Son, $2.00 for first and $1.00 every property ance. If It every property owner wol,M j the number who were left at Oregon City Laundry go-:s Tuesday. A. T. I I j l l . last Tuesday. it would add i for the night and to have a “good timo" lor second best loaf of bread made of wage a war on these pests Screen dcors and windows at W. P I they collected on a barge that was tied Newlierg flour. We biive selecte d fop o u r tr a d e t h e v e ry best q u a l i t y of Ho useh old Furniture to be found, and Come and see that new lot of poeket I llllIuh (0 n,e appearance of our stieets. Heacock’s. we a re p r e p a r e d to offer some ra re bargains. We buy for cash, a n d are thus enabled to Avery, Churchill A Co., Portland, O r.,! cutlery, the best ever brought to New berg. | . , , , , up at the Canemah landing abovo the j D i e d :—At the hom home e of her he r m oth er, fctll at ve ry low prices. Call a n d see our goods and get our prices. falls and were passing the night away in $20.00, for the best four 10 pound boxes ! For a lirst class shave or hair-cut go to ; at Mount’s. Mrs. Leavett, in this city July Tth 1892, C al k in « * O l d S t a n d , l i r s t & C e n t e r S t r e e t J. L. Myers. Prof. Edwin Morrison and family ar of quick consumption, Eudora, wife of dancing and having a high time goner- dried prunes. Kay A Todd, one pair Oregon wool! j ally. While this was going on young For fine paints and oils, see J. II rived from Indiana last Monday and are S. E Lent, aged 23 years. Funeral Fri Newberg, Oregon. W. T. MACY. | Gould either jumped or fell from the blankets, worth $13.00, for best display of j located at Sa'cin. Townsend. day July 8th, at 2 p. m. from Baptist barge into the river and was drowned. grain. Doors and w indows, all sizes and thick church, conducted by Elder F. A. Powell, Call at the Unique for bargains in tho R. Jacobson, McMinnville, a dross put A young man from Dayton swam in and nesses, either sugar pine or cedar. millinery line. of Vancouver. tried to get him ouV before he sank but tern, capo or cloak worth $12.50, lo the D epot L i m b e r Y ard . Try \V. P. Heacock for nails end build For twenty-five cents you can insure failed in tho attempt. A search was most graceful lady equestrian under 21 Slab wood a dollar a cord delivered— yourself and family against any bad re er’s hardware. CARRI*..4 A FULL LINE OF made early next morning when tho body years of age. sults from attack of bowel complaint dur was found about twenty feet from the Tho Unique is said to bo tho cheapest dry a dollar and a half. Yamhill Land Co., $10.00, for the best D orrance lin o s. ing the summer. One or two doses of bank. place in town. display of field grain, said display fo lie Miles Darcy, a Portland bricklayer and Chamlierlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar- D. 15. B artlett of Salem was calling Tho coroner held an inquest and a ver the projiorty of the company at tho closo contractor, was in town last Saturday m iliiea Remedy will cure any ordinary dict of accidental drowning was found. of the fair. on his Newherg friends yesterday. company with another Portland gentle case. It never fiiils and is pleasant and The body was brought up homo on the II. F. Lasliier A Co., fino silk hander- A good five-room house and four lots man. safe to take.' Nn family can afford to be Manzanillo Tuesday morning. chief to girl tinder 12 years of age show for sale ut a bargain. Call at this office. P u r e D rugs for P rescrpitions . without it. For sale at 25 and 50 cents ing fiest loaf of bread of her baking. We understand that O . V . -4llen and j Dr. Jessup preached at Sherwood last G r a v e l F o r O u r s t r e e t s . per bottle by C. F. Moore A Co. A. K. Cooper A Co., $13.00 in nursery Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color, Also r, family will move here from La Favette ^ Sunday aIlfl went on to Portland tho lirst At a meeting of the city council last stock for the best display of apples, pears, of ilie week to spend a day or two can A large number of our young people fine lino of tho eoon. vassing for tho college. and some oldpr ones as well went to Ore Tuesday evening it was decided to appro peaches, prunes and plums. The fruit to Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets priate $390 out of the city treasury lor bo grown by the exhibitor and the exhib L A T E S T S T Y L E S o f W A L L P A P E R . Mr. Holley spoken of last week as be- gon City on tlie steamer excursion on the made by Delphina Ellis tho invalid, for graveling tho streets, provided that a fund it to be tho property of the company at | ing sick at the saw mill on the mountain overling of tho 4th. About half of the sale at J. T. Smith's store. of at least $1,090 was raised by subscrip closo of the fair. I is reported as being very low from a re number returned on the boat that night Milt Gunun came down from Salem last lapse taken after the fever was broken. Cephas Maris, $15.00 set of singlo har Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies* while the others were unable to get back tion for that purpose among tho people Saturday, and remained over with his owing to the largo crowd. They returned of the town and vicinity. This was done ness for the best single driving horse. J . M. Tice is ready for all kin.Is of work Newberg friends until after the fourth. F. L. I’osson A Soil, Portland, Or oil the noon boac Tuesday and were rath in consideration of the fact that Hie coun ! in his fine, including painting, staining, Mr. Burrows and M r.K irk w ith their , graining, paper hanging, etc. All work er a jaded looking lot as they filed up ty court has agreed to appropriate out of $10.00, for best display of vegetables t P r e s c r i p t i o n s C a r e f u l l y C o m -J i FOUNDED 1> ay Oil N ki ht . i C. F. MOORE & 00. families w ent over on Parrot Mountain j guaranteed first class or no pay. Prices River street. Some of tho number wore the county funds, an amount equal to 38 grown from their seeds or I). M. Ferry’s able to get beds in Oregon City, while to 50 per cent of any amount that may seeds. Also $10.00, for best displuy o' yesterday to rusticate and get cherries. reasonable. others laid on floor.« in offices and private bn raised by the people in any part of the grass seeds grown by exhibitor. Said Lamb & Baldwin, the milliners, have Hheiiff Warren, of McMinnville and houses and some walked tho streets. county for graveling the roads. 15. C. premiums to be paid in seeds at their dissolved partnership. Mrs. Baldwin w ill 81ieriff Kelley of Portland, were hero last .Miles, Cephas Maris and J. D. Carter store in Portland. Mr. C. II. Siiawcn, Wellsville. Kan., continue tho business, beginning with the Monday night looking for Wilson, the were appointed to solicit subscriptions to Fred T. Merrill, Portland, one mile bi H A R D W A R E STO RE says: “ It is with pleasure that I speak fall trade. murderer. Kelley was looking like he j the fund, and as wo go to press we learn cycle race, double gong bicycle bell, of the good Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera Those wlio desire to correspond with had let tiie bird go sure onough. Is still he re w it h a largo stock of that i l , 000 has boen subscribed, which worth $3.00. Two mile race, bicycle lan and Diarrhoea Remedy has done inv fam l ’rof. Hartley, may for the present direct Mr, Fox has bought J. E. Heston’s ily during tho last fourteen years. In Ihe practically insures the graveling of the tern worth $0.00. letters to him at 109 East 24tli St., Now property on Meridian street and will take most obstinate ea“es of summer com streets most used in Newberg. It is the Tho Fair Association to tho first couple York City. possession about the first of September, plaint and diarrhoea among my children, intention to bring the gravel from Ash that oilers their names to the association A. C. Cox has put in a stock of gro in the mean time Joe will build on his Island on a barge. As the gravel will be to he married publicly at the fair, $50.00 it acted as a charm, making it never nec ceries in his store room on First street, I lots near the blacksmith shop. hauled from the river the farther end of north of household goods ns follows: essary to call in a physician. I can truth and solicits a share of your patronage. L u m berm en 's Supplies, E tc . T. B. Cummings moved up from Port- fully say that in my judgment, based oil Main street will ho graveled first, in order One lied room set $23.00, one breakfast Go and see him. j land last Tuesday and is occupying the years of experience, there is not a medi to avoid hauling over the loose gravel. table $4 00, one set cane seated chairs B a n k B uild ing. J . B MOUNT. T he parties moving the college | (¿uorge I.. Stabler property which he has cine in the market that is its equal. For With Main, First and River streets we'l $9 00, one set tea and one set table graveled, travel through Newberg will be A g o n t for C a r l a n d a n d O r e g o n Stoves. spoons $2.00, one set dishes $10.00. Buildings have been delayed some b,> | rented for the season, lie says bo in salo by C'. F. Moore & Co., druggists. greatly improved, and wo predict that a having to get new rollers turned, but i (enj s to build for himself in the course of Tho mother's meeting held at sister very noticeable increase in the next year’s are getting on nicelv again. I a f«w months. W ood W anted. Hobson’s Saturday afternoon, Juii3 25th, busines will result. Now lot the funds be Notice is h e re b y given th a t th e school board Those who have late sown grain are j W e n o t i c e h y (ho Whittier, California, was a very interesting meeting. It was of Dist. 2!*, Y amhill <’«>., Ore., will re c eive bids complaining of dry weather already, but j j it,gUler thg, prot j 0SSlIp arriveJ al his opened by Bible lesson and prayer by sia- handled with strict economy, in order that up till 12 m. of th e 13th day of J u ly , 1892, for the all that is possible may bo gotten out of furu isliiug of fifteen cords of dry oak wood and it is quite likely that blit little more destination safely. Also that they had ter Harford, then the subject for tho dis the appropriations. tw e nty cords of d ry .fir wood, to be deli vere d ami c ord ed in b a s e m e n t of th e school building. will be seen before September. him billed for a solo at an entertainment cussion of tho meeting which was, “ The O. C. E m e r y , A n dre w P i c k et t , Clerk. C hairm a n. T l i e F o u r t h In N e w l i e r g . Mr. T. J. Durbin, of Pomeroy, Wash., a i to be given last night by the Y. W. C. T. Mother in the Home,’’ was ably present brother-in-law of S. A. Haworth, is visit U. of Whittier. The glorious Fourth for the year eigh ed by sister Jane Votaw. The important ing him, and looking about with a view to There has been some complaint made points discussed were, the mother’s influ teen hundred and ninety two is a date I m ould res pec tf ully a n n o u n c e tha t I ha ve p u r c h a s e d th e in te re s t of J. G. m erm an» in tho .J A P A N E S E locating in or about Newberg. b la c k s m ith i u g b us ines s. I w is h to e x p re ss m y th a n k s for past favors, and h o p e to that the wheelmen are too careless and ence in the home, the mother s prayers, of the past and the worn out participators S m e r it a c onti na ii c e of th e s a m e . All work w a rra n te d first class. John Maris has his ferry in operation run too fast on tho sidewalks, especially the importance of gentleness though firm in spread eagle celebrations are lounging P now and anybody wanting to cross the in the business part of town. A little ness with the children. Always be honest around trying to recuperate from the fa C arriage W ork & H orse S h oein g a S p ecia lty . Willamette into Marion county will find more care should he exercised hy those with them, talk freely with them, gain tigue of the day. The crowd in Nowberg A new no d Co mplete T rea tm e nt, consisting Shop on MorIJian Stroet. ^T. 2 1 ]. H E S T O N " . him ready to accommodate them. who indulge in this mode of locomotion. their confidence, and never betray it, be although large was not as great as we of Suppositories, O in tm e n t in Capsules, also in Box and Fills; a Positiv e C ur e for E x t e r n a l, If any of our readers should conclude Mr. Hurley, of I’ortland, was in town careful in your own appearance and in have had on other occasions of this char In te rn a l, Blind or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, that the G r a ph ic is hardly up to the last week, and after taking a drive over tho order of the home, watch the devel acter. The parade in the morning hy the R ec e nt or H ere dit a ry Files, a nd m a n y o th e r dis ea ses ami fema le w e ak n e s se s; it is always standard this week they must remember town with J. M. Wright, he said Newberg opment of the sons and daughters and “ plug uglies” was rich and racy and en a gre at benefit to th e g e neral he al th. The first joyed by all who saw it. Many were dis dis co very of a m e d ic al c u re r e n d e r i n g an o p suit your instruction and entertainment that the glorious Fourth comes but one? was improving faster than lie had expect eratio n with a kn ife u n n e c e s s a ry he re afte r. ed. Non-residents must come around accordingly, teach your children to be appointed as they expected tho fine of This R em ed y has n e v e r be en kno w n to fail. a year. pe r box, G for $3; sunt by ma ll. Why suffer A . JC. C O O P E R CO. march would be extended to the celebra $1 from tills te rr ible dis ea se w h e n a written W. P. Heacock has placed an order box often if they keep up with Newberg’s pro effeetionato one toward another and tion grounds and as they staid there they gu a ra n te e Is gi ven w ith G boxe s, to r e fu n d the effectionate and differential toward their at the post otfiee. Orders will be collect gress. m o n e y if not c a r e d . Se nd s t a m p for free parents. Francis Willard endorses the failed to see it. Sample. G u a ra nte e Is su ed by Woodward, ed each day at 2 :30 p. m. and materials We do not suppose it will cio any good, A Co., Whole sale a n d Ret ail Druggists, Wo t.iko tills plnn to Inform tlio public that we are better than over prepared to sup At tlie stand J. C. Sawyer made a few- Clarke idea that women who are tho best homo Solo Agents, Portla nd , Oregon. ordered will be promptly delivered to any but we wish to otter a word of w vrning to , , , , , builders of our land are those in whose appropriate remarks hy way of introduc ply tlie trade this Fall in the line of a part of the city. young boys who make a practice nf going j j hearts dwells largely the natural inspira tion ami welcome to the people with due to the river to swim. There is liable to N A T IO N A L IIR M R P Y CO. Go to Dr. Clark for the Painless ex tion of motherhood. Tho home is very reference to the stars and stripes after David W. Martin, ge neral a g e n t for th e Na GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES. traction of teeth. This is something new, be some one drowned if the custom is much what the mother makes it. Many which excellent music was rendered hy tions ! R em edy Co. w ishes to a n n o u n c e th a t he now has two age nts in Newlierg for the s ab1 safe and reliable. I can recommend it persisted in. profitable thoughts were brought out by tho brass band and the glee club. Presi of his me dicines. Mrs. Mary Hobson, on south I’a: ties desiring lo net orchards tills Fall will muUo money by calling on or correct from an actual experiment perform Mis.-es Klnta and Florence Brown came the discussions and wo believe if more of dent Newlin, orator of the day, followed M eridia n street, n e a r th e fa ir g rounds , and landing wltli us before placing their orders. Cox, on First street, one door west of P r e s ed on my own self. down from Salem last Monday and are our mothers would avail themselves of with an address which was closely listen b Mrs. y te ria n c h u rc h , are ills only au th ori zed ag en ts , who ha ve ami will h e re a f te r ke ep on The ladies of the W. C. T. U. sold ice keeping house for their father, John the privilege of these meetings it would ed to hy the large audience present. h a n d a full su pply of th e a bove- nam ed re m e ftep4pdto4ml cream and cake at the college grounds on Brown, in Alf. Rees’ house near tho tile bring benefit to their homes and hearts. His address was short but full of practical dies. the evening of the Fourth and seemed to factory. The young ladies have many thoughts and he received very hearty M. E. A. do a thriving business. The proceeds we friends in Newberg who arc glad to see cheers at tho closo. We have heard the W A TC H M A K ER & JE W E L E R . [AN TED . SALESMEN. them back again. Hrirk! llilckt! Wrick! M understand were satisfactory. oration highly complimented by many. In the afternoon the crowd gathered at Loca l a n d T r a v e l i n g , First-class foundation brick for sale at If some parties about town would pro The young fellows who took their girls re p re s e n t o u r w ell-know n ho us “ . You need the college grounds and witnessed games To J as . H a m n et t . cure a copy of the ordinance relating to to Oregon City with only fifteen cents in Newberg brick yard. I t R P A I I U N O F I N K W A T C H KH A S I P C L O C K S A S P E C I A L T Y . no capital to reprenent a firm that warrants of base hall and foot racing. In the six n u rs e ry stock first class mid tr u e to name. NEWBKRU, fire limits and then proceed to comply their pockets, rnu-t have been objects of . . . . OREGON. W O R K A 1,1. T i l K V K A It. $100 p e r m onth N otice o f D isso lu tio n . teen year old foot race Brad Jones came to th e ri ght mail. Apply quic k, st at in g age, with the requirements of the same, it pity when they were left there for the Notice is hereby given that tho part out first, Fred Vuntress second and Rob L. L. M A Y & C O ., might possibly save them money. night. It would he safer for the girls if N urs erym e n, Florists «V Seeds men, nership heretofore existing between J. D. Bell third. In tho twelve year old race STO RE. (This house Is res po nsible .) S t . P a u l , M i n n J J E W A fine eighty-foot flag pole was raised they would pocket a little of their own Saturday at the intersection of Main and pin money when starting out on uncer Carter and N. C. Christenson under the Cy Hamnett won the $1.50 prize and Ar firm name of Carter A Christenson, deal thur Kirk tho seventy-five cent prize. A Sheridan streets. An even longer stick tainties again. rrs in dry goods, groceries and provisions, display of fire works at night was made NEWBERG WOOD YARD. was secured, hut in raising it a pulley | ( barley Spaulding in giving in hi-* is this day dissolved, N. C. Christenson on the college grounds to the great le- gave way and it fell, breaking it in two. property to tho assessor Wednesday retiring and J. D. Carter continuing the j light of Ihe children. I nin prrparcfl to furnis h wood In any q u a n t i The person who found a hammer in morning had tlie new boy taken at $],00P. J business. I. D. Carter will collect all ty, e ith e r otove wood or cor d wood. I h e Ilrlck r ia n t. the stroet between Allen's livery barn and The little fellow arrived twelve hours too bills and pay all hills against said firm of W O O D D K L IV K U K I) F K O M F T L Y my place, will confer a favor by leaving late for tho celebration on the Fourth but Carter <Sc Christenson. The pressed brick plant is now a cer to a ny pa rt of town. Leave o rd e rs a t Wilson's Grocery. the same at my place or at Aden's burn. lie got bore just the same and all parties tainty and lliero is general rejoicing in J. D. C a r t e r , War. M o r r i s . WALTER STRATTON. Newlierg. Edward* and Wctherrll ar are happy and rejoicing. Charley thinks N. C. C h r i s t e n s o n , H eadquarters for Farm anil Oardert And n full line of U ndertaking Goods. rived home from Chicago Tuesday even Dusty, worn out and weary travelers he will make a first rla«s logger. Newberg, Oregon, June 27, 1892. Heeds. ing and are busily engaged arranging for In th e store building lately vacated hy J. T. Sm ith. mre passing daily now on their way to the Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diar- H o rticu ltu ral the reception of the machinery which 7 V . c - c o x < seaside to “ resort” for a season. The rliie-* Remedy nan always he depended A. II. Carson, of Grants Pass, will will be shipped from Chicago on or tie newspaper man in the meantime mnst upon, it is pleasant to take and will cure tqieak at the fair grounds next Saturday fore next Monday. They bought a Boyd stick close to his knitting if he collects eramp, cholera morhu«, dysentery and ufternoon on the subject of horticulture. U N D ER TA K ER . press which Is the be**t made, and the enough to pay his bills. diarrhoea in their worst forms. Every NEWBKRO, OREGON. There will be a meeting of the prohibi family should he provided with it. 23 Mr. Carson studied law for a profession in weight of which is nine tons and a half We ha ve j us t rec ei ve « k full lin e of n e w Roods, his younger days and practiced at the bar The machinery bought in Chicago will tion club at the Y. M. C. A. rooms t ext 1 and 59 rent bottles for sale by C. F. latest pa tt ern s and best q u a li ty , a nd will for a time hut on account ot failing health make four ear loads on our road. The sell at a* low fl’/ u r e s a.« th** qu ali ty of o u r Roods Saturday evening, July 9th, at 8 p. m Moore A Co., druggists. will justify. Call a n d see tin. h th e pla ce to ro w h e n you w a n t a n y t h i n g In th e Grocery lin e . A large aud com plete sto ck of ha gave it up ami engaged in fruit grow engine they bought in Portland. It has Business of importance is to he consider Lis* of uncalled for letters lying in ing near Grants IV-s in Josephine two hollers and is a 120 horse |«>wer. S T A P L E T Y L T ID F A N C Y G R O C E R I E S , ed, and a full attendance is desired. po«t office at Newberg for month of June county. He is not a theorist but one who They intend to posh the work as fast as IJA W O U T H A 8TANBUOUGII, C r oo k ntY, W o o o i k w a r r . U l a . kw . r r , L amp , a s d 9 t o s r w a r r , CoitMirrKE. i C. G Aikin. Mollsa Broyles, is a practical fruit grower, and follows the men and money can hurry it along and Alw ays on timid. A lw ays the Beat and alw ays the Lowest Price. Dr. A. Mills, of Dundee, is building a G. W Christenson, Geo. Craves, business for profit, lie is an in’«resting ho|w to have everything in pluce ami Corner First end M eridian Streets. JO S . W ILS O N , Prop. M. A June., Jake p. Jenson, new bouse over on his red hill farm of and instructive talker o.i the wibject and ready to run by Hop. 1st at least. The IVter fen«on, Abraham Jolin*on N rwbkbo , : O regon . dimensions that ate greater than are ever A. F Kruger, Mrs. B A. Morn«, anyone who is the least interested in fruit experts at Chicago who tested tho sain required to satisfy the ordinary bachelor II -I Sanders, Ml«« Carv Smith. growing will be well paid for hearing pies of day sent them from here pro- We are now p re p a re d to pu t do w n w e ll, on of the wild and woolly west. Dork was John Townsend, Miss Alma Whitlock him. The attendance at this meeting nounce it equal to the celebrated Ht. . h o r t notie«. C o r r e .p o n e . n e e Invited. A. T. H ill , P. M. in town Wednesday 'aving in a stock of ought to be large. Louis clay which makes the best pressed D o ttie r in fine wall paper and was so fastidious in Newt Bolton informs ns that he has brick in tho country. With first class W e a th e r R ep o rt. his tastes as to arouse the suspicion« of completed th» job of a«s*-s.ipg m his dis < lay ami an abundance of wood, with the v T H E NEW M ILLINERS. his frien Is who volunteered to a**i«t hitn trict. Savs he found a few persons who WiiurPELL, N f . wbkko , Or., June, 1892. best of machinery, it would seem that LAMB it BALDWIN hi his selections. He was actually quite still contend that NewVs»rg will never Elevation above •»«».» level ........... 4 »;) ft. Newherg ought to turn out the best of choice ill his selection of decorations for amount to anything without saloons. Mean temperature ......................... 01A° pressed brick at a good profit. One tiling lamb a w oodw ard , temperature ................... it".5° the kitchen, something unheard of hefor** Newl>erg is "amounting to something’’ Maximum U certain, tho company intend to have . H ave j'JRt re c eived the largest s u d flneftt stock date 27th. in the history of bachelorhood. Then f -.«tor than other surrounding towns w h e r e M in im u m M .......................... 41 . 4 ° Ihe moat complete plant in Oregon. H .V W K D A M » S P L I T M IIIX G L K S , L A T H , L IM K , P L A S T E R , date 2nd. to make matters look worse, or, better, as saloons have flouri«he*| for year*, and It Heern« that it in not at all certain that M IL L IN E R Y the case may b? h-s was seen button this silly fa'k about our needing Mean of maximum bußperaturc. . .72 4° the switch will tie run from the railroad E ve r b rought to th e city. Mrs. Baldwin has C E M E N T A N D H A IR . 44 minimum “ ...50.2® had oyer l i r e eara exf.<TleT)r<>, au»i r a n t a i l th e holing a reverend gentleman in a very sahionsto bring prosperity comes from No. 14 times C all and sec our stock before I maximum temperature tr.j° or to the yard an Mr. Koehler of tho Sont!» most fastidious. I lot confidential wav before he left town. All those who are either fools for the wart of N A IL3, LOOKS, SASH WEIGHTS, PULLEYS A I D COED, A I D above.......................................... 2 c m P a c if ic w a n t s t h e c o m p a n y t o b u y t h e ' " ^ " ¡ ^ . n d M l. . Woodward will r o n t i .D e signs fail in dry w-a'her tliev sav. but sense, or who want a convenient oppor Total precipitation .. ........ 1 lit i n c h e e . i r o n a n d l a y t h e t r a c k a t l l u - i r o w n ex* the Dr#*«»makln:' d e p a r tm e n t Eve ry th in g in ««,' .. . . . latest style. A gems for the **I»elsarte Health G e n e r a l B u ild e r s* H a r d w a r e . that »mile on Do-It's faro certainly indi tunity to guzzle stale beer or soak them- Prevailing direction of wind P T h i n t h e c o m p a n y v e r y p o s i t i v e l y Waist. Fir st Ht ! d o o r . ast of M o r r K Mile* A )Cfi B Y ard at Depot. N IW S S R O , OSROON. cate coming events. se:ve« in rotgut wbitky. No. of tloudle. c day« 11 1 dcclin« to do an4 they *re now Miioualy * f ' * * * ’ * O n g o r . o k e q o n i vn r a i l w a y t i m e t a b l e . ct Hill’s birber shop an l take a N or th. April 1, lss*l. South. I.v. Newberg, 7 v- n. iu \ Lv. Portland. r*;iO a i Ar. Portland , a in. Ar. N'.-wberg U 1 • p.m. Lv. N ewbe rg 12 ! > p.m. j Lv. Uortlaud, 4:30 p.m. Ar. Po rtl a nd, .'5: 2 U p.m. | Ar. Newl>erg, 0:0o p.m. P a s se n g e r a n d Fr ei ght Kates to all points. Cf.n be obtaiuecl from C. B. FKIiS EL L, Agent New berg. TERM S CASH! OR ITS EQUIVALENT, R E L IA B L E A F T E R M ARCH 1, 1 8 9 2 - Everything New, At Bed-rock Prices. ; P O S T OFFICE D R U G STORE Popular Patent and Family Medicines. TIIE Pioneer Builders’ and Shelf Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Pumps, • I- K. H e s to n , — — ■ R L A G K S M I T C U R E Newberg Nursery, & F. II. Howard, A Fall Line of Clocks Anil Watches Always on Hand, at Reasonable Prices. H ard w are, F u rn itu re , Agricultural Implements, J. H. TOWNSEND. Wilson’s C^-rocery._ WELL BORERS, W. P. HEACOCK, Doors, Windows and Mouldings, Bruekets, Turnings, Fine Finishing Lumber I >1
