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O. C. W RIGHT, Secretary, ,
J. M. W RIGHT, President.
O A P IT A L STOCK, $20,000.00.
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NEW BERG,
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F A L L TER M O P E N S SE P T E M B E R 21, 18i*2.
JL f y o u
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WE
W a n t to buy cither a large or sm all
New Buildings, New Boarding Hall, Newly Furnished.
D epa rtm en ts :
— College», Preparatory, Normal, Commercial,
Music— Vocal and Instrumental.
farm , you can save Isitii tim e and m on­
ey by callin g on us.
If you aro a .Non-resident,
about Real E state, or tho C ountry in
und
v icin ity ,
in particular, W rite to us—W e will
Increased F acu lty o f E xperienced Teachers.
E xcellen t Moral Surroundings.
No Saloons.
gladly give the desired inform ation.
m ission.
* OUR LIST
For I.ow Prices and Future A dvance­
m ent in Values,
proved City Property, and
**'
W e Defy Competition.
Long Tim e on Deferred P aym en ts,
und L iberal Discounts to Cush E uyers.
k
iA
W e lmve for sale some o f the F in e st
In any sized T racts from One to One Thousand Acres.
Suburban P io p crty to be found in tho
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NECESSARY EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR, $150.
T, AXES
Fou ght und Fold, und Fold on Cent
HAVE ON
A ll grades o f R ealty, from un unfenced lot to th e very Rest Im ­
A nd wish tooUt.dn a n y inform ation
Generili, or Nev.berg
O R EG O N .
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Office on Main Street, Near Depot.
S tate, nt very low places.
M e in v ite the attention o f parents and students to our excellen t equipm ent, and increased facilities to do good work.
Correspondence and visits solicited.
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Send lor Catalogue and full particulars.
THOM AS
N E W L IN ,
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
I n 1 his issue will he found the poem,
“ The Old Swimmin’-Hole,” by Jam es
Whitcomb Riley, the lfoosler poet. This
ISSUE» EVERY FRIDAY MORXIXO.
is considered one of Itiley's Lost, and o'tr
I lousier readers will in reading it I mi re­
n o i T o i M a n ' ii f u h i . s s i i k u h :
minded of many scenes of the past, when
E m rat v .
I If. W o o d w a rd & O h m .
they went “ swimmin’, ” during “ dog
days” and stood on the old sycamore log
F R I D A Y , A F t ¡ E S T 1 2 , 1S!I2.
and resolved to take one more good dive
E n te re d »a second elans matter s t the post j and tuen go out
oltlce at MewttviK, Oregon.
A water wheel was recently put in for
| irrigating purposes on tho Columbia riv-
JAMES WHITCOMB H1LKY.
| er, in Umatilla county, which is in suc­
Oh! the old sw linm in'-hole!
whnro the cessful operation. It lilts 570,000 gallons
rriek so still and deep
of water daily and Irrigates (i H) acres of
Looked like a baby riv e r that was laying halt bottom land, if some enterprising indi­
asleep,
And the gurglo of the w ortor round the drlfi vidual would put in such a wheel on the
Willamette and irrigate some of that rich
Jest below
Hounded like the laugh o f som ething we bottom land, he might raise blackberries
o n c't list to know
aa big as lien’s eggs und oilier tilings in
Before we could rem em b er anythin g but
proportion.
the eyes
T il I t OI.I> S W IM M IN '-llO l.K .
Of the angels lookin' out a., we luft 1'nrn
d ts e ;
But the m erry days of youth is beyond our
control
A u d it's hard to part forever with the old
P r e s id e n t .
G eo . I. S argent , secretary of the State
Horticultural Society, will have charge of
[ the Horticultural department ut the Port­
land Exposition this year. He is arrang­
ing to offer valuable premiums to the
county of the state making the finest hor­
ticultural display.
Hu will he iieard
from later.
If O R 11 CU L T U It A L N O T K S .
Protoct your trees by tho use of woven
wire.
An open-beaded tree grows the fairest
fruit.
A low tree gives less purchase to the
wind.
Tho curculio proof plum has not been
found.
Plant trees anywhere that they will be
useful.
Never pile ashes around tho stem of
tho tree.
Chance seedlings often produce very
lino fruit.
Low-headod trees are less liablo to sun-
scald.
Don’t let your tomatoes grow too much
vine.
Tho roots of a mature orchard cover
the ground.
Bleached fruit is not so wholesome as
unbleached.
The ideal red raspberry has noi yet
been found.
The garden pays the best of any patch
on tho farm.
Remove all old wood from your rasp­
berry bushes.
cellent paper, '»ilia quarrel was settled already pollute water dead and rotten
NEW BROOM S W E E P S CLEAN, AND
this afternoon. We being on the road to ! fisti,
the Coquillo country via Woodburn, liu -j Moit decidedly the people of tho Wil-
gena and Roselmrg, our cook Au.-iin t lametta valley will thank the legislature
Root, who lives on the Mohawk river for laws that can bo enforced to the pro Is the be.vt place In town (-• ect your work ilm ic. Ail kin.is of Tlnwnrk, such ns Rooting, Spout-
in.- a a .l Ouacrul K ep airiu g, neatly a.n ! pr.intpiiy ilime, prii > reu.ouaM c
took advantage of an opportunity to go tection of tile fish and game, hut they
the nearest way to Eugene on foot, thus will lie doubly thankful ii the legislature
Nearly opposite Dayton road’
having a short cut on us, lie will 1»; will elect some list', commissioner who
able to stop a day or two at homo and get will iook to it tiiat the laws now on the
to Eugene ut tho same time we do. He statuto hooks are enforced by visiting the
was very anxious to go today, no I suc­ districts where tho laws are trampled un­
ceeded him in tho oflijtr of chief cook an I der foot and spit upon and have the ido­
P r o p r ie to r s c f ti-.o
dish washer. I liavu lieen busy all after­ laters prosecuted und fined until they are
noon so that ‘Prof.” had no excuse for ! educated to know that if they cannot obey
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not writing, But von may consider it as j the laws they had best emigrate, where
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coming from both of us for I have read tho shot gun is llio law in pisealoii-al
s
fields or elsewhere, instead of “ agitating”
til« loiter and give my approval.
We aro camped in a large h’ackberry the question in and around the Columbia Have ou hand and for s ite nil kinds <d Rough and Drvvred Lum ber.
W ill d elivor the sam e to
patch about 100 acres iu extent. For river canneries.
auy part of the city nt reasonable rite s .
We a rc thankful for past patronage, and
I knew one prosecuting attorney once,
dinner and supper wo have had all tho
snlieit a contin uance of tlie .- n.ic.
blackberries, cream and sugir and wild who had honesty and ability enough to
raspberries that we could cram down our prosecute some parties who were vpoiling Y a rd , C o r. S e c o n d & lYieri G a n E ia .
• esophagus’. I hustled about and got sup­ a good fish stream with sawdust. The j
per. You should have seen the biscuits sometimes judge and more times not, I ; E. H A L L E Y .
J. 1L HUNT.
A. HüIMIäON.
I baked. I am going to carry ene to held that the law was “ uncom-titutional,” |
throw at tho first hear I sc« and s.hould but when the case was appealed to a j
I meet a boar with that biscuit you may court that were lawyers, tlie ruling of (lie
M anufacturers oí
ho sure I will bring his hide to Nowberg below pi.loo was reversed, and now we j „
most devoutly beseech the good Lord that ; H T •»'»
next fall.
¿ J'£ 'C b JL JL
1 will give you a list of nicknames for ho will endow tho incoming legislature *
future reference as we may use them in with wisdom from on high (or elsew here)
writing for the paper. N. E. Britt, Bob­ that they will elect some firdt commission­
We aie prepared to m ake n .- up ertor n u d ity of drain tile in nil sizes. Large crile rt prom ptly
by ; F . A. Elliott. Cobh, R istus and ers who xvi 1 i know tlioir business, and ; filled. t.'orr-j.-pondeuee -e licite d . P rice list < n application. C orner Main g: Payton Streets.
Uigtts; C. Smith, E ld er; T. Riggs, Cn- not ho “ agitating” at the Columbia river I
c le T iin ; Richard Haworth, l’rof.; Aus­ canneries, hut do and perform wli.at tlie.
tin Root, Cook; Silas Hill, Jack and law proscribes for them lo do.—Minion
Shadow; It. Uitteniiouse, V olt; 0 . Gav­ County L'emuciat.
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el, Cavaliar. It is to dark to write more.
Yours Truly,
A painful accident happen'd Tus-doy
The New Tin ©liop.
F,BiTHT,,SET’
F. H. STO REY, Prop.
II, F. 0 I 7 G, S alesm an.
H A D L E Y , IIU X T & C O .
Class
I n insti ( .sorge W. Childs and Anthony
J . Drexel presented to tho International
, Typographical Union ?dO,000. No condl-
swlinmln' hole.
linn was attached to the donation b u t the
Oh! the old swimmin'hole! In the happy trustees decided to found a union print-
days of yore,
or*a homo which h;n »ineo boon done at
V. hen I n«t In lean above tu rn the old »Irk a ; C o lo ra d o S p r in g s , w h e re eighty acres of
m ore,
hind has been d matc h Tho fund has
Oh! it allowed me a face iu its warm su nn)
I boon increased by members of the union
tide
T hat «fazed hack nt me ho «ay and glorified,
and an imposing building has boon
It m ade m e love m yself, us I leaped to «’a | ereete 1 at a cost of .f<> ),0 h). The location
V o lt R i t t e n i io u s e .
t v Mr. Edwards, w ho lives ou tho ('arisen
>ein^ within easy access of
My shudder sm ilin ’ tip ut m e with su ch
place near North Yamhill. Harvest was
Austin
Bln
fid,
the
Garden
of
tho
Gods,
ten d ern ess.
ABOUT FISH I.A 11
s.
iu progress oil .Steve Mayhen’s farm, and
Rut them days Is past und gone, and old Man ¡ton and Cheyenne Canyon.
With
I ho men w ore preparing tho needlo of j
T im e's tuck his toll
beautiful lakes adjacent, sheltered from
It la truly refreshing to hear that a fish
F rom tho old man com e buck to the old I the utorins hv tl»«»
C? • ••» « *» 1» *-). *iuo | n-oli r o t lo J aiM i.u.c commissioner and memfier of tlie legis­ ,v second-hand binder. Soniclimes tlie
«-f *1...
•
ting min, the Home of the printers is lo­ (or tho garden.
lature ia “ agitating” tlie question of hav­ neodle would work and sometimes it j A c have »elected for our trade the very l>e>t qu ality of II,elid in'..] ru r u llu r c to be found, a a d
Oh! the old sw lium ln’-hole! In the long, I
we ere prcr-nroil to offer .-nine rare I nn -ah:... We buy for cash, and a rc thus enabled to
cated in Nature's Paradise.
In applying liquid manure, do not put ing a fishway (I suppose he means a flail wouldn’t. Edwards got his hand urnier
lasy days
te ll at very lo*v prices. Cal! mid sec our goods and get our prices,
W hen tho hum -drum of school m ade so m any
it on tin* plant.
ladder) put in at the Willamette Falls, it one of the times it worked, in the effort
run-a-w ays,
Calkins* Old stand, I-'irst ,V Center Street.
to
pull
out
a
bundle.
Tiie
palm
was
Don’t
Hot
ornamental
trees
too
thick—
“ bo as to increase the extent of the water
Tin: Corvallis Time* in a recent edito*
I low plesant was the Juruey down the old
pierced through, and tho twine bound
a common error.
in
which
salmon
spawn,
and
in
which
rial
said
:
dusty lan e,
Take Ktraivhorry plants from a voting (lie eggs cun iiu hatched.’ At what point around a part of it, making an injury lli-at
W hare the tra ck s of o u r hare feet was ull
“ Tho way to btilhl up a town is to build
printed so plain
ia Mr Fish Gommisxionef r Meyers ‘ 'agi­ will disable Edwards fur the present
it. Don’t wait for some imaginary pow­ and thrifty bed.
Y ou could tell by tho dent of the heel and i
Two
or
three
varieties
of
grapes
are
tating”
tlie “ fishway” question? Is it at liar vest. —11:'porter.
er to como along to do Komothing that
the Bole
V
|
generally
enough.
G. L. Loot and wife of 8 utter county,
his cannery on tlie Gohunhiu? or at the
T hey was lots o' fun on hands nt the old I would add to the population and pros peri
The family always appreciates a supply other canneries down there, or i.a it at tin* Cal., arrived hero last I'lid .iv to spend a
A.
A V A LL I N il, P r o p r ie t o r ,
sw lm m ln'-hole.
j tv of our city, if you can do it yourself.
Rut the lost joys Is p ast! L et your tears In Everybody can do something and by of small fruits.
watering places. Mr. Meyers proposes to few Weeks with tic* family of the editor of O S ' W . l a ' G r O .
sorrow roll
A tree had bettor bo without limbs intioducn a measure, (of wluit capacity 1 the Ji,’porter. This ia .Vr. L e t's second
All kinds ■f lo m e grown nursery rteck for sale.
We make a sp ecialty of
Like the ruin that ust to dapple up the old united action Corvallis ¡ h hound to grow.
tlian roots.
wonder) in tlie next legislature to con­ vi-it to Oregon, having spent a few weeks
Tho
population
has
been
increased
con­
swim m in ’-hole.
! -A.2ÑT I D
I T - A k .3 L .I - A .1 T
P R U N E S .
Willi Demon, as with everything else, demn the Willamette river und its tribu­ on a dairy farm where Ea t Portland now i
F o r prices, term* a:i 1 f t! it inform ati.m, apply a- .N r s - r y o r to a X A IU S & C O L C O H I),
siderably since our last issuo and most of
Than» tho bullrusiios «row ed, mid tho ca t
;
our
ageutá
at
Now
bo
try
to
grow
tlie
best.
Oregon.
i-=
,
during
a
peiiod
of
“
knocking
about”
taries. If I am not very much mistaken
the new comers have become infatuated j
tails so t ill,
Mi,ore’s Early und Worden are two said river and tributaries are already con­ experience by land and sea, a quarter of
And tho BUUshliio und shudder fell o ver it with th» country und will probably re-j
ail.
demned and particularly damned, in re a century ago. The principal object of
main here.
Among the late arrivals j popular early grapes.
Au l i t m ottled tho w ortor w ith um ber und
I Some claim that orchards should al­ gar I to tin* fish which tiy to live therein. hi» trip up this wav is to visit relatives,
nr*»
* » 1*1
L o c a l nr.tl Traveling»,
There is no need for moro law on tin* hut ineidently he is looking for his hianE- ... * ■
rii
1 lero follows a list of seven births dur­ ways l>c cultivated.
Till the glad lilies rooked la the ripples
I o represent our »veil known lion-»*. Von ....... 1
Rest from bearing is good, but gener­ subject of protecting tlie food fishes in all et left upon a stump by tlio roadside, be­ no
timi rolled ;
ing the previous week.
Wo thought
ca-.ita! to represent a firm that w arrants
O V E R 7 9 E D IT IO N S M A D E
And tho snake feeder's four « a u /y win«« New berg had a record for increasing tin* ally manure is bolter.
tho streams of tho slate than is enforced, tween Olympia and Portland at the time nursery stock tirsi class and true to nam e. I
1VC1UÍ A t . I . T i n : V K I I i . » 10,1 por m ,udii I !’»'»« of Passion,
12 mo. cloth. Price *1.00
fluttered by
lie
made
the
j
uirney
on
foot.—Itrporter.
t
rees
w
ell
thinned
out
at
tho
top
arc
not
if
Mr.
Meyers
as
fish
commissi.uier,
was
to tlie right inan. Apply quick, stating nee, [ roems of S'leesorc, K! mo.
“ “
j.oo
population at a satisfactory rate hut it
Like the ghost of u daisy dropped out of the
Maurine anti other Poeiiis, 12mo.** •• I.CO
looking over tho Hel l in.stca 1 of ‘'agitat­
L. L. MAY & CO .,
Ch ia. Hudson’s latest feat in bicycling
seems iron» the above that Corvallis i«* so liable to mildew.
N
urserym
en.
F
lorists
A
i-eed-m
en,
Tlm-c
hooks
of
poems
by
America’s
most
In transplanting plants, have the roots ing" tlie qucHiion at the i-abnon canneries i- thus describe.I by the Corvallis 1,',!
Or h wownded apple blossom iu th e breeze's entitled to tin* cake.
r-ft’.vl ]>oet have met with «rcaterFuccessthan
(i n i s house is responsible.) Jjp. P * J U l , f-.’l i l t i l
lie straight and natural.
»ray • rke of a similar nature published ia a
control,
on the Columbia river, lie would find “ He started from hero at about 5 a. in.
c e n t u r y . ____________
As it <• it aerosi som e orchard to'rds the old
When you cut off black knot, paint the from one to five saw mills on every tribu­ Sunday morning, tool; breakfast at Inde­
I t is little wonder that tho trade in
sw im m in’ hole.
OVER 1,000,000 601 0 .
I wound with kerosene.
tai y of Ilio aforesaid river, which mills pendence and dinner at McMinnville;
agricultural implo.iionts D of such im ­
First and only Complete Edition.
OÌ»! the ol.l sw im m in -hole! W hen I lust saw
Commercial
fertilizers,
j idiciously are putting a groat part, if not all of the lln'ti turning round and retracing his
mense proportions when the stacks of
the place,
lined, work well in the garden.
sawdust into the atn*am tributary and at read, ate his supper at Independence und
The scenes was all ch anged, like the ch an g e implements uro seen in h.irnyaids am 1 at
Stiuw berry plants should not be allow­ 1 some places in tlie main stream. There came Ii .»me that evening, making tlie en­
lu my face;
M»o roadside through rain un l sunshine
By C EO N C 5 VV. P EC K
ed to bear the first season.
| is not a mountain stream wi:hin the state tire distance, 1 Hi miles in a trifie under
lij
The bridge of the railroad now crosses the
from the close of the neason until the
With over 100 Now Illustrations by True Williams
spot
Cut off and burn all the Mack knot a on , lilies of Bullicicnt. size to run a saw mill, hairiecn hour.*. Mr. H ol-on ro le a solid
" hare the old dlvlu* log 1 »>» sunk and next seasons crop dam an!* their use i your cherry and plum trees.—.lu itricin
Tho greatest humorous hook over published.
tint what lie would find one or more dam li-e \
- liicvide, model of 1 ■: D Ho
It will drive away the blu*»s p.nd make life
again. The Corvallis Timrg says:
forgot.
i Fenner.
XL
worth living. Price in hindsninocloth bind-
:
mill
dams,
over
which
li-li
cannot
puss.
th
u
c.ato
.it
had
he
u
-c
!
a
cushion
or
An I I stray down the banks w hare the trees
Jack Alipbin was in Corvallis Monday,
ip* *1.25, paper rover;« 50 cent**. The above
uri to be -
-dill Mr. ti-li commissioner is “ agitating” pneumatic wheel he would have shorten­
bix^ks aro for sale by booksellers an«l nows-
lie told the Tinti ■< he ha i j i-t ictiirned I
IN TIIK Mill X TAINS.
You will ahv»ys fln-1 at this m ark et the very
a^alere.
or will bo mailed, post paid, on receipt
R at n ev er « ¿ iiu will th eir shade sh e lte r from a trip up on Long Tom, where he
. tlie question at Ilio Columbia ranneri is of ed the ti,ri'* eon-i lerabiy.
However, it
b o t Fre sh Moats of all kinds.
of price by
me!
saw illustrated the natural habits of the
Ai m o r s i : C im i *, 8-jc. 2 t l . u r 2 p.) ! putting in a fishway at Hit* falls. What siaods as on,* of tlie in,»st r cnarkab!-* p*r- Give m e a trial and be co n v in ced that I can
MOKRILL, IIIGGINS & CO., Publishers,
And I wish in my sorrow I could strip to the Oregon farmer. Jack sai l lie was driving
do you good.
July d i, lS',12 i tor, please? Sinip y to let more fish into iortnances ever made on a wheel in the
erne ao o, ills .
soul,
along w hen lie noticed a man on the root j
C
e
n
t
e
r
S
t
r
e
e
t
,
EtitroR
Gu.ti'iiu-
:
Neivlierg,
Oregon.
the stream to run their heads against im­ s* ite, on sti ll roads as he encountered,
And dive oil' in my g rav e like the oM of a large b i n anxiously viewing the
sw lm m ln'-hole.
i'c vii Sm
Tlu* we.itlier liaa servivi passible «lama on said tributaries, and and is worthy tin* attention of ambitious
surrounding country. When asked w hirl
lie w as doing up there lie riqilie I that lie u.s niost splendhllv und we are now loav
choke on sawdust and die, adding to the Li,
*ds.'
*orf?r
( ’••N'lOKN Ull i: comment is laung made was looking for fri- hinder ; that Iris w heal ing f .r tlu* Cnquillo country.
By T H O S. W . H AN DFORD
was
ready
to
cut
mi
l
lie
had
forgotten
»liout u Missouri pig that lias a human
Ilio
woik
Itero
tias
lieon
casily
reacluvl
i which lie id he left Ilio machine in fasi
An American Book, for American Boys,
head, ’flints nothing ; rome of the big­ fall.
and show« thè l*cst timhei yot cxanimevl
Tlie slvove is a cut of
gest hogs we have ever seen had human
By aa American Author.
m ille siate. Some peciiliar ami va.nabli* tlie electric motor invent­
bodies, head and all.
di.-coverics
»vere
Iliade
Ivy
dilfcrent
nieiu-
ed
by
II
irlon
Dug.
of
eur
Titc
1 'ii
r hew ails the loas
27 ruil. PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS. IN COLORS,
l*ers of tlu* fin i' The prosjHTtiog for town. Tin» f*»!lowimr is a
FROM OORt’S MASTERPIECES.
P atterson of the Long Greek l-.'njlr, of interest iu the race track in Yamhill gold w.is a success f.-r thè m >-t |>,rt and
—o r THE—
lu'ttor dx»«L ripri'?» of it
must have lots of grit. Anyway his pa­ comity in the foilo.ving language:
A B e c k that should be in every home.
st'veral
’
‘colora”
wcni
”
j<anne*l
out.”
t!l:»ll
W
O
t'Ollld
V
O
.
On the '-lining S itnr.l.iv t'lius Wools
p i g •« t
per conics to this office every week look
•> .ft
und Ilia string of Hotters will leave the One of tlu* Ivivs fon n i some si! ver or»* in
“ Hu* sin» j*! » md efL»« !
L stt V
France« E. Willnrl say*: “Your book en-
N ow t:i : \ l> Y.
ing like it had passed through a sand McMinnville track for Vancouver, Wash ,
titlcd ** Hoys of the llible” is on** that ‘•eomft
m iK V - : ? ;K
a largo cave in ilio hm k of t!n* Galìajvi va ivo motor hhown in tlu*
v nrlv - > r a-. V
; n - .4
•
!*Xll
n»o so helpful that l p.;n coinjr to send it to
Knur
storm of no mean proportion*.
where III. V will go into training at the river. Some of tlu* l* iv* wdi semi some i.lustration, i:i u l j* b the
M
wr, o b,. le» in tí o voi imo. F 1 o u r *rr.*at
a couple of admirable little fellows, one of
____ l & j i
thors W »**1íi'ugt mi Ir. iii*c. Am«*
new ttack lately finished at lin t place
canent may l c tv.uliK
whom is my namofuko. I nm sore they will
fine geologica! sjaviuiens to their fiieuds regulated ut \ easily u»-
c it * r : \\ 'V. Kobcrt.w* n. Fug id* hadVi
b» better men for the reading and study of
T iik Bay City T .ih itir wliieli na,. riiev will go by *t**.inii>i<it taking it at
hi-|.»r:an H I» !> i ve li pi rt. tho *te<! ilth'T,
this unique and helpful book.*’
at Newln'ig. Jack w»*.irs Die laurei» for vt»rs«*«l, li i*. In*, n |* lU iite-
•ucl Murat 11labtcad Aim.rica'j 1 i«!ing ■ rmrua-
Il iu m -lied on the sea of journalism at Bay Dayton. 8 ->ver*l of Ilio host bred and
li.*t
most promising horses in the s ate .ire in catchtng thè liiglicst nmiil er of tisli in by Mr- llari m V Or.g, o-
Large octaTo, handsomely bound in cloth.
< itv, on Tdhimook Bay alvntit a year ago, the hand* ni Mr. Woods, und the loss of
I* *^!ti*
' !
NcwLcr^!, O:. -
I
Price, $1.75.
liulf
a
*l.iy,
Ila»
ing
scoro»!
dò
fine
(ellows
e v i r pra
for boom pur|K>ses. is w ater logged, and him at this time will d > the Breeding and
has ;i coinj,rin»l fiei.i
r^ T x tra inducements cilored to energetic
U*fore
aujqwr
lime.
salesmen. Address
the llrndlight is alone left to tell the tale •|ieed intcie-ts of this section a v (-t in­
ituttfiu t formcl «»t .» mtu ’ h
On thè evening of tlu* 27tli, all were ol ¡¡.‘.J m.ik-'Mels i :tnislu><)
jury. H elias la-uv nt this lr.nk lor a
for Tillamook count v.
F. C, SMUDLEY Jt CO„
expend».
!
f.'r
illiistraiion
Ever
niiiiila r of yc.its and he has had al! th il deligltled t,» se** thè smiìing eouTiti'tiain** with m,|»urtU* !*• ar *»x-
« f the -It-*' III unti m l . »;«
xnr **
109 Wabash Ave.,
C’ bicaoo . I ll »
It......... do He thinks th il lie cm hoi • f o :r venerai.le leu l»*r. N i' llrilt. I >
»*»••,
a
«V !M p o tl!)'!
this
h
-
\
grand
ra.-i
P.M'niiKRirv A F oster of liie Sh rid in ter his tain lition hv I» ing iu a city that
lai ring the full tin ! s-.ii» !»• ree r 1
armature
t »rsm-d
* f
cvent.H ja America:» hi>t«-.»» Í r> **.n t he Ji«c.i\
Sun, at tlie end of a two months run, in attempts to ko 'p up the trotting intetest \ i -. *a* good clnvr *•( cad i of ns seeincd a
Berios
ia
arma*
cry .¡. wn to tho pr »*»»nt t__
strrap» S IR R IN G B R A N I H
arran«; ,|
which most of their time was taken lip This tr.. k. w hile one of the t«est in tlie almo-t to s|a*ak our lieartfeit w >tda »*f t n m
n|>on
t1\ v vftl'iiF.o. It «.Mi d« u it
"111 fhs.l s ¡.lace Li
Am-
i ►haft atui »vrre |i»nin^
o i i - x i :i
in w controversy w itli the Amity
,, stati*, has rece,vs- i l*at lilt',* attention welcome.
t r i o .M o to r.
from tin* associali on th it oivns i: a i l jt
n ,
Two stray >ln*t* li ave. we fcar, scared in
th po’ar c»!cten*oas of t!«»* fit*’ d n u jr
aüd a nuiltip!,* *\\i
have sold out to II. G Guild. Hlieri lan is slowly going down
The iis-c au'icn is
‘endm
i fl.r*
i m »/net vfion* in , itfier d roo
ongh* 'o have a good local paper au I »■ in a emiiatos ■ eon liti mi , uni n.-tle-s an ali tlu* game (lami thè w . !- so tnat eveu lion. A » .* » it reut thronjh ot»e , r more o i th
nity that wil! r
n.m *?or is ivnn; rU d t loo* ri. a!!\ v.;Th
• arm »tore «»•»•*lona ùxinetl of r»
e o c d. red v iitcs. IN’*' ‘*’»>'.)* t »
upheaval takes placo s«am tn.r (*roj*to| v w ill ilio iiati w can get no doer for f.**l dnr- iw«» rinp-, t'a ch di\i,lt>il at di inu’i»icai»y o|'t*<>* ¡T.» |a
hope ilie new proprietor will succeed.
■* Ihr divLions« i»f oni» half ur- lua le i -1 r a sub -crip« .»Ul b • *k. C*'p
f»
ho sold out nr cut ill* into < i*x lots. I* ing Die foitow ing wiuter.
Tu Bovs.
ra»»iied nir.etv ,»gn os ih»!ant from !h«»c o: th
»irt.a iid .i pair «>f commuta- priiibm rs frosn the r c r l 1 tre:»» t e<l.*Tics
seems
as
if
this
prolific
and
ridi
section,
K xtra liin ral u rms a n i « f re e
tor
brushes
is
O regon .
¡J1
T h e Great V irilism railroul officials
i i in oontuct will» v> »:i» of
•
.ri<»r
lirv.-í
Hy
moving
the
A»
"P
ro
f.”
iRichard
tluwortli'
is
writ-
of the stati* could support ,t fra« k an 1 u!-n
l i r k e t 1.1 I h r
.*rt »'s I -a ir. F\
ive ter-
the an
hon» f ho I attery pa??,”« in i1t«’ry . com plete full m
have l*'on trying to arrange with the Fn- a isaintv fair Lack of proper ie.teri st in ing t»» volt i fak»* adv infage t*f iìit» ojv- suit,*}» arm a I mte I distarn e to 1 la •
one dinvtion t ?J’»«h Oft» «eadio» oi tho tfchi r agn«
hv moving the arm farther fits and tu ¡¡ instruetSi'iii free. FreUht pr.
ion Pacific to run their cars from Spokane the matter lias brought it to its present |iortuiiity to urite voti a few linea. We
the rnrrent t! * s throu^h two roctions. in tho um* • .lireotion. and a*» on thiou»¿h«>tit «'a cr.Icr** t»> any p» iut N*' c » p in ! ne- ■ I
Fall* to Portland over their road It up condition.
hook- v ill bo sent ou
■edit »f »L rirvd. *.*»
liave deh.-ited il;*, in thè poi ni for several the «»riw. \N »»*i tlie sn*itoh arm
ii ;*» vo I *•> ft
•»•ft, the enrront in ma le to flow
A lt» a il.iy
»n.vle by t
•*
|s»ar* that they have failed in this deal 1 Newl.org will furnish the fair lint will
tlie *i i'< ii >:i oi r alien of t i r arm a:are, take n iv '.’.iteae r*f this <
dava wrhich ahouht «tri’« vo.t, ea»-lt feel­ in tlie op|>oí»¡*f Üroo!i«»n. thoirhv
a t ..i l a ■>: popolar i.recd.
rtunity. lu l l \
and it is nowr likely that thev will pmdi i
The enrrert l»c»r»¿ n nt in a ritnilar m inner, a* »iv u d , through one «.«r more Boolions f .e.ilars a.i i lil istrere 1 t r r u .a r - free by
leave
it
fo
other
loealitiua
to
"aupjmrt
a
F -v
ing hiinsell imahle tn write anvthitig of
at 2 i* t se ttin g o f 1Ò.
1 heir own lir.e down the Columbia to
ing to
«*f tho fit Id mavì».'! w!icn*t»jr tho |*owor of tlie m >r i*. r«yyria’. o J.” — > ;V .* •> .!
track.”
I'A f i r i f I t i; !
M; c o.
Portland.
interest t g t!i • m.my rva t-*rs of v *-ar ex-
I .'ii • Mx:! :•*•».
>aii h
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N EW EER G ,
AT
OSoIEG-Olsr.
STO RE.
| Everything New, it Bed-rock Prices.
Newberg, Oregon.
W. T. MACY.
T i l a ici t i n
O R E G O IT .
ANTED.
SALESMEN.
E!!a Wiiaeier Wilcox’s Poems
EAST SIDE
PECK’S BAD BOY
V
C. TT POWELL, Proprietor.
GRAND N E W BOCK'
BOYS OF THE BIBLE
COLUMBIAN MEMORIAL
D isco v ery an d C onquest
A i
N E W WOHLD
r :F *
0 2 5 .COD.CO
Mr AGENTS WANTED. :
P,
: 3 Poultry
Yard
W y - a n d o tte s a S p e cia lty .
S. Hobsoa.