Newberg graphic., August 19, 1892, Image 2

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and (jJents Furnishing Goods arc arriving in large Consignments every few days. They are prepared to give you
better prices than ever. Don't fail to see their Goods.
IN C O R P O R A T E D .
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O. C. W RIG H T, Secretary,
NEWHKRG,
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OREGON.
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C A P IT A L
J. M. WHIG TIT, President.
STOCK,
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PRIN CIPAL OFFICES AT
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NEWBERG»
FALL TERM O PENS SEPTEM BER 21, IS U2.
THOM A S
X EW U N ,
TM’e s id e n t .
OREGON.
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YOU
W an t to buy eith e r h large or sm all
WK HAVE
farm , you can save both tim e and m on­
a n d s
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H onght a n d Sold, an d Sold on Coin
ON
m ission.
OUR LIST
F or Low Prices a n d F u tu re A d v an ce­
»erdf
m en t in V alues,
O ccasionally a fellow from th e j E. W. H pknckk , Portland’s now chief
If you ara a Non-resident,
S ound cou n try strik es N ew berg, w ho of poliro continues to make it tropical for !
All grades of R ealty, from an unfenced iot to th e very Rest Im -
Á
W e Defy Competition.
A nd w ish to obtain a n y inform ation
asserts th a t th e re is m ore business go- j the low down joints that have bo long
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
proved C ity P ro p erty , a n d
«j.
in g on up there, th a n here. W e feel disgraced Portland. When he receives about Heal E state, or th e C ountry in
L o n g T im e on D eferred P a y m e n ts,
V
like ask in g these fellows w h y th ey left j sufficient backing from the police com-
EDITORS A N D P U B L ISH E R S:
an d L iberal D iscounts to Cash B u y ers.
(ieneral,
or
N
ew
berg
a
n
d
v
icin
ity
,
a locality w here so m u ch w ork is g o ­ t mission to induce him to rai 1 some oi
E . H. W o o dw a rd & OitM. C. E m er y .
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in g on.
W e hav e for sale som e o f th e F in e s t
J the high toned “ reports,” etili better re- in particu lar, W rite to u s—W e will
In
a
n
y
sized
T
racts
from
One
to
O
ne
T
housand
Acres.
Boults will follow.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1 SO:!.
S uburban P io p e rty to be found in th e
Tim county court of Lane county has ^
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. gladly give th e desired inform ation.
S tate, at very low prices.
Uiii.lo
¡ill
orclnr
th
at
in
tlm
future
no
bills
Tlui
posters
for
th
e
Newborn
Fair
are
'
E ntered a*» second class m atter at the pout
office at New borg, Oregon.
will be naid by the county for tobacco (u p , and they promise a great variety of j
furnished paupers. The court seemed to attractions. Our New berg friends are
T IIK M U U IK R U Y T R E K .
think that it a good supply of wholesome noted for their hostility to the “ ho-s”
trot in their fair arrangem ents, b'lt they
bread and meat with other eatables was go in heavy for base ball this season. As
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY.
between kindred vices, as racing and hall
The habit of cigarette-smoking is now Wood burn. Those of us who were at
O, its many'« the scene» which 1« dear to my furnished tin's out to suftiee.
NEW BROOM SW EEPS CLEAN, AND
games are conducted nowadays, the odds classed with opium-smoking, sine« it Woodburn had a social chat with the ^
in 1 ud
T iik Pacific Builder published at Port­ appear to he rather in . favor of the form- . leaves certain traces which the medical
A m I think of my childhood ho long left be
n m
genial W alter L. , Toozo. He proves him
hind;
land, gives a glowing account of the im ­ cr. People who are inclined to bet, risk I fraternity are ebto to recognize as indica-
0f the decay of mental and physical
11 piuasin and. effective man oi
The hom e of my birth, with Its old puncheon provements now going on at New berg. their money on a hall game or a scrub : \ j
hurst» raro with tlm samo readiness, and j ,.lcu|ti0H. The national senate committee business. At Albanv we met the smiling
floor,
>™,r " orli '}n n r , 'll kinds nf Tlnwork, such an RnoBug, Spout-
‘And the bright m ornin’ glories that growed Well if there is any truth in the state­ persons who are inclined to “ scrap” seem i 0I1 epiiiemic doscascs, who were ordered countenance of Mr. Ivegg, formerly of U lhc
lui, and General R epairing, neatly and promptly done
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Prices —-
reasonable.
investigate the prevalence oi cigarette-
m ents made by various traveling men I.) timi about equal opportunities at ono
F
irst S treet ,
round the door;
Now berg. We w ere j i3t considering onr-
N
early
opposite
Dayton
road*
or
the
other.
Racing
i«
oftenest
confined
smoking
in
this
country,
I
iavo
reported)
F.
H.
STOREY,
Prop.
The warped club-board roof whare the ruin who have been the country over, New-
to mix days of the week, Reporter.
j that cigarette-smoking in decidedly in- j se*v’es far from home but not without
it ruu off
b e ig is making a better showing in this
We arc not inclined to take ìbhuo with ! jurious to youth, but that congress has no friends when the long train pulled into
Into stream» of »weet dream» a.s I luid in the
particular than any other town of the
loft,
i the Hepurter in the above statem ent. In i power to prohibit the manufactune and j Sheds and wo sprang from the car to re-
C ountin’ all of the Joy« that was dearest sam e size in the Willamette valley.
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I fact there is more truth than poetry in jt j sale of cigarettes in the* states. The re -| ceive a hearty hand shake from the cor-
,
,
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port, however, favors the prohibition oi
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to me,
And o th in k iu ’ flic most of the mulberry tree.
Tin; Monmouth Cadet band has been and unless the managers of tho fair lay tiie importation of cigarettes from foreign I,llal an<1 attilliti« Alva Cook. A t Eugene
down iron clad rules lor the ball games, j countries and their manufacture and sale City we wero joined by tho rest of our
P rop rietors o f th o
And to-day a» I dream, with both eye» w ide­ awarded tho contract fur furniidung the
in the District of Columbia, The report
awake,
music ut tho stato fuir. The bids of the and then see that, they are carrio 1 out to shows the dilliculties in the way of tiie j cre w with the exception of Mr. B ritt who
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us at Drain. No further accident
i Ct»B nee the old tree, and it» lim bs hh they J
w ere US follows: Monmouth ('u- the letter, the verdict of the people will abolition of abuse« hy legislation. Cigar ! joined
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!
he
such
th
at
they
will
wish
they
never
otto-smoking
is
injurious,
and
especially
happened
untd wo reached Oakland
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And the long purple berries that rained o n 1 ‘le t, o ig h tc o n p iece« $ 2 4 5 ; ttneond Regi­
had
Invited
hull
plaving
during
Ilio
fair.
so
to
youth
;
blit
tlie
use
of
tobacco
in
any
where
our
venerable
leader
left
us
to
re­
m ent $300; Sil verton, thirteen picce«
the ground
Whare the pnstur’ was bald whare we I $235; McMinnvillo eighteen or twenty Hy “ the people” we mean the class of form and at any age is declared injurious, j turn to Cottage Grove. It will probably Have on hand ail-1 fur H lie all lo a d s of Kmifjh aud Dressed Lumber.
Witt d eliv er the ssm e to
The law cannot therefore very well pitch
troinmped it around.
piece«,$400; Tumor, sixteen pieces, $300. people that we must depend on in tho fu­ upon one form of tobacco using to sup- i be of some interest to your readers for us
auy part of the city at reasonable rates.
We are thankful for p a .t patronage, and
And again, p eek in ’ up through the thick
to
s.iv
that
wo
drank
of
tho
healing
wa­
ture
as
wo
have
in
the
past,
for
tlie
gen*
press while permitting other forms only a
The fair begins September 12th.
so licit a continuance of the samo.
leafy »hade,
nino support of ilio fair. This class don’t little less injurious to proceed at will. ! ters at the springs and wero pleased hy
I can see the glad »mile» of the friend» when .
P r e s i d e n t H a r r i s o n h as signed object to ball playing, neither do they ob­ Public opinion, however, is quicker to \ the effect.
Y ard , C o r. S e c o n d & M e rid ia n S ts .
H,
I Mtrayed
move in this m atter than law-makers. I After two day’s travel wo reached our
W ith my little bare feet from iny own ) th e bill uppropiuthig $2,nOOO,<kM) for the ject to trying the speed of horses if gam­
A bov under 1(> who smokes cigarettes is !
mother'» knee
C olum bian E xposition c o n tain in g th e bling ami kindred vicos are left olF marked, and few business men will em- ; work here ou Friday last and immediate­ F. K. HADLEY.
J. K. HUNT.
A. HODGSON.
To fuller them off to the mulberry tree.
S u n d a y cloning clause, an d tin* A m eri­ and tho thing is carried on in a decent plov him. This will pur an end to the ! ly pitched camp in a nice little grove near
l.en ntn’ lip in the forks, I can hoc the old rail, can people w ho Ixdicvc in m a in ta in in g manner, provided this part of tho pro­ habit as quickly as anything else can, ex- tho river. We are now about forty-five
And the l*oy clim b in ’ up it, claw, tooth, and
iNtrenUl discipline.—Nort Yuuihill lniieg fr„m Rofelmnr on the Uoseburg
th e A m eriean S abbath can breathe gram is not given undue prominence to (•opt
Manufacturer» of
toe-nail,
Leiule
and Myrtle Roint stage road. This coun­
And in fancy cun hear, hm he spit» on hi» easier. T he pen w ith w hich tin* presi­ the exclusion of thoso things for which
Business men can no doubt do a great try is rough and brushy. W hat large
hands,
d e n t signed th e bill was presented to every fair is supposed to ho organized.
T h e ring of hi» laugh and the rip of hi» Col. E lliott K. S hepard presid en t of Some people get the idea that the main deal in the right direction !>y refusing t > timber there is, is of tiie pine ami fir
employ boys ami young men who use to­
pauta.
species. Thero are some white and red
tiling to make a fair a success is the
lin t that rail led to glory, hh certain and th e A m erican Sablm th Union.
bacco, and their influence ought to be ex­ o ik s of stately growth scattered about.
crowd,
and
consequently,
that
tho
one
shore
We ate prepared to make a superior qu ality of drain tiie in all riles. Large orders prom ptly
erted in this way, but back of all this
A« I'll never clim b thare by that rout’ any
C apt . D ovk , Young and ray b u rn u b o thing to look out for is something to there is a duty which parents owe to their Tho myrtle tree, the chinquapin and the tilled. C orrespondence solicited. Price list ou application. Corner Main & Dayton Streets.
more—
maple
trees
art-
found
in
plenty
about
I
wero arrestisi for thè crime of burnìng thè “ draw ” liko Allcock’s porous plaster. children, which, in this day of rush and
What KiU all the green laurel» of Fame unto
NEWBERG,
OREGON.
j steam er U. C. Young, un July 22, un tho While a big crowd of well behaved peo- j hurry, is sadly neglected. Barents work here, while poison oak is not a scarcity, j
me.
Some
of
tiie
boys
are
talking
some
of
pie
is
very
desirable,
the
history
of
all
j
With my brows in the hough» of the m ul­ Willametto at Young« Lumiing abavo Sa­
and sweat and worry, early and late to
berry tree?
lem, bave mado a tuli confession of thè fairs has been that when the interests of lay som ething hy for their children, and sending seeds of the odoriferous myrtle
tree to Newberg, for their friends to ex­
the
honest
farmer,
tho
horticulturist,
the
|
Then it» who chi » fcrglt tiie old mulberry crini«* and eacli are hebl in thè «uni of
all this tim e through neglect of proper
tree
$2,500 to await tbo action of tho grand mechanic and the good housewife in her | homo training gradually let such habits . periment in its growth at th at place.
That he know ad in the day« w hen hl» jury.
The waters of the upi>or Coquille coun­
various departments are lost sight of in
| of life fasten on their children as will try are mere sluggish and not so clear as
thought» was a» free
the scramble for something that will
cause
them
to
foolishly
spend
a
small
|
A m the llutteriu’ w ings ot the bird» that llew
those where we have been before. There
S ri’KUiN ikndknt M ilks , of the Reform “ draw ,” and questionable amusements
out
i fortune during a lifetime, and gradually 1
is invariably a reaction sets in with some
Of the tall w avin' top» a» the hoys came School has resigned his position to take are invited in, the producing classes very
j weaken them physically hosi le. Wo be-
of us after a feast of “ fat things” in tire
about.’
; hi« old place at the head of the Iowa naturally lose their interest, ami they. |
o . a crowd of my m em ories, la u g h in ’ and j Industrial s c h o o l a t Eldora, which posi­ being the salt that has given respectable i liovo this to he one of the greatest follies valley, and (nr a day or two afterwards
| that can he laid to parents. Every
g«J.
*’ r I some one is complaining of sickness. We have selected for our trade the very best quality of H ousehold Furniture to be found, and
tion be belli for a numlier of years. He savor to tho annual gatherings, tho fair
J» a-clim biu’ the fence of that pastor’ today,
» e are prepared lo otter some rare Tarsal nr. We buy for cash, aud arc thus enabled to
j cut believes that ho wants to do the I k ' s , Verily, the glutton should be guarded.
Aud a pantin' w ith joy, as us hoy« u»t to lie, goes at the earnest solicitation of the has ceased to bo very fair in the eyes of a |
sell at very low prices. Call and see our goods aud get our prices.
I for his oirspring but how few thero are
We are enjoying very tine weather at
They go racin' ncront 1er the mulberry tree.
lowa board. Our state school looses an very large number of the “crowd” and
C a l k i n * ’ O l d S t a n d . I ' i r M Jt C e n t e r S t r e e t .
I hut think the main tiling is to lay hy a
present. All are well and hearty and on-
elHeient superintendent whose place wi 1 the thing goes to the wall. We are glad i
! few dollars to he given to th eir children joying themselves. As this is Sunday
T iik Tillamook county fair will I n * held be dillicuU to til!.
the Brpoiter has sounded this note of!
N ew berg, Oregon.
at tho age of manhood or womanhood, the boys are engaged in reading, writing,
ut the town of Tillamook, September 0, 7
warning at an early date, and hope the |
seemingly
unmindful
of
tiie
fact
that
at
As long as the G kai ' iiic has u moderato board of directors will see to it that what
singing, fishing and swimming in the I
and 8.
pair of lungs a how 1 will ho heard from is supposed to he the popular demand | this age, thrown upon the world without liver near by. We must not forget to
S treets th a t are lined w ith nice shade this quarter for the setting of shade trees will not be nllowdcd to bo the means of' fixed habits of true manhood or woman- mention in that list of pleasant pastimes,
j hood, ties competency bestowed upon i tho one which none of the boys neglect,
A . L« W A L L I N G , P r o p r ie t o r ,
irons and kept clean of all rubbish m e a about every lot in Newberg. A man who making history repeat itself in our fair.
them will most likely l>e of but li'tle ben­ i. o. eating. Three times a day we all
set« a tree and cures for it properly is a
credit to any town.
OSWEGO.
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efit to them . At least ninety per cent of j can be foam) it. camp.
public benefactor. Look at the shady
Tin-: Bovs.
r n r . f a s h i o n u t s i u s i L i t in.
All kinds of hom e grown nursery stock for sale.
We m ake n specialty of
[ the follies of children are, no doubt.
SO R TIM I.
B etween th e wife lieatera and the streets of Forest Grove and LaFuyette,
PETITE ^Y
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1 chargeable to tho follies of their parents
F ì t t i l i U t It 1 \ t ll t X O K S .
miicide«, I'ortland papers are m oderately and be convinced th at the samo outlay
For prices, terms and other inform ation, apply at Nursery or to M A U I 8 & C O L C O R I),
The fashion of seeking seaside and j before them , ami if one fouith tho time
our ¡igeuts ot Newberg. Oregon.
well furnished w ith news at a tim e when can’t I k * made in any other way th at will
The railroad hritlge across the Yamhill
other sum m er resorts seems to be aa ma- s,M.nt ¡;1 efforts to get wealth was spent
permanently beautify our streets more.
other new« is scarce.
lignant as any other fashion, lo people ^ ¡q teaching them bv exam ple as well aa river at (his place is very nearly finished.
Now is the time to agitato as the proper
who live in inland cities exposed to the preeopt, Habits of i-lennlins-aw along with Tho nortli pier is placed (irmly in posi­ G RAN D N E W BOOK!
COX,
season
for
tree
setting
to
get
the
best
re-
J i K nh : B oise and Gen. Odell h ave been
blistering heat of tho sum mer sun there ott,cr m r m .t views of life, it would he tion. It is not necessary for us to say
apponiteli by Bren. II. irrisoti to tak e tiie , suits M ill soon 1 m * at Itami,
is a good excuse to go to the seaside. ,,Kinoy saved in the end ami the great that the work has been well done, it only-
preliminary steps tow ard opening the
but fewer of those people g i down hy the
of hov.a whose sensibilities ¡ire bc- wants to be seen to convince any one of
Tm:
editor
of
the
Nebrask
i
Journal
re
Si let/. I n d i a n r e s e r v a t i o n .
NEWBERG,
OREGON.
ralla a visit he once made to Whitelaw tleep, sad sea in dog days than of those ¡ni, hlmitod hy cigarette smoking would tii.it fact.—LtJger.
who enjoy draughts from the ocean all be lessened in num liert by the thousands
The I irg • posters for the Newberg fair
We have just receiver a full lin e of new goods,
Reid,
wlicu,
after
climbing
a
rickety
T iie “ war cloud” alili hang« over
latest patterns and best qu ality, and w ill
the livelong year.
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which have been posted up around town
sell at as low figure-* a* the qu ality of our goods
ll.niieatc.nl. IVn il ay I vania, and what the stairway lie found him shoving a hand
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The mineral springs draw people who |
F A M u r a O L I» O A K S .
»re very handsome. It would appear
w ill justify. Call and see us.
roller
over
the
forma
of
an
old
hand
press,
unicorno will he no one acema to know.
that the managers arc in good earnest
anti Preston IV Plumb pulling the lever imagine their health to In' in need of the
T he la rg ì-t oak tioiv sta n d in g in
particular tune th at fashion and ti/. water
am! i e on leav 'iing to make a goo t fair,
A arm i ti, memorial ntmilier of the It may be a long road from the ollhv of a y ¡eld. These cosy souls are not so n u m er­ K nglnnd is tho “ (.'ow tliorpic,” w liic'i which they certainly will do.—Dayton
EAST SIDE
SO W READY.
country newspaper in Oregon to the edi­
incasnrrs
7S
foci
in
eirctim
t'oiviitv
ut
Union Signal will l«e issued soon in mem­
ous
as
those
that
listen
to
w
hat
the
wild
Nearly
pac«-«
size
t'xll
inches.
Four
|
It,,
tor's chair on tho Non York Triln
and
th è ground. At otte tin te th is tivc nv.d
ory of Madame Willard, the mother of
greit
in one volume. Four great
R R M ivtlen has sold 1:is residence th.'r*:
from there to a place on a presidential waves are saving but they arc aa much in its branche- eovered more t Itati un nere
ishingtoti Irving, America’s «rentes.
1 rancia E. Willard, who died Aug. 7.
h 111!i«'r : W. W. Kobertsou. Kagiaml > leadin«
fashion's
rut.
property
in
northwest
MeMinnville
to
F.
ticket, but kt>ep up courage nova, light­
historian K. H Davenport, the n.'tej author,
Then the mountain climbers ami no­ ofspaee. T he glm tntie old “ Purlianien- M York, i tn 'y a«s -ssor. who will occu an i Murat Halstead, America s leading journa
ning ia hable to strike in this direction
torv
O
ak.”
in
(T
ipstone
park,
lanuioii.
l i i io sT o x K , t h è grami old man noiv
madic campers form another variety of
l>y it s 'o u t Septemhcr i- t. Mrs. Hav-
Positively the most superbly illustrated book
sometime.
tw kes th è potutim i of Primo Mmialer of
tiie sum m er resorting fashion. In tho is helicved to he l,ót>) years old. l'Iic • l •;i and ilaighter exis-ct to visit tiie ever produced in America. Over
talles! oak on th è R ritisli islv» i ealled
Knglami, for t h è fo u rlli timo i lio world
hlisstui
consciousness
th
at
they
are
get­
sound country, wtiil • Mr. Hayden is gee
P r . !.. I B oni.ixp. superintondent of
lift* producml hot few mcn of tìiaiietoncs tho insane aeylimi matte thè foilow iug re ting outside the beaten paths they make th è "D u k e’s AVidUIng S tic k .” It i-* ing to tiie moiint.br « foi a sea-t'n. The
$ 25 . 000.00
You w i’: a lV, ay4
1 it thl> market the very
liiglicr
tiiati
(he
spiri'
o
f
\V,
-tm
in
-tc
r
oqual.
port ftir thè mentii of July
their a Ivertisement stylish and then they
best Fresh Moat' of all kinds.
will it »so Mr.
uh.iHfts aro M '
Alrhey. The oak o f (ìeleni s. wl ¡<-ii
Numher of patienta .lune lOth, male* ean enjoy it.
expended
f•
*r
flltistrniim
is
alone.
Every
one
Give
m
e
a
trial
and
be
ro n v in ced that I cau
aj.inent t
! I.i\ lion as a
fri»
f the 4 .so illiislrn tl> » n s n a d e expre.-sfy for
*tio you goo<l.
Keveivod
w as lelletl in IMO, rvalizeil "4. ami for
L im i A p i - i . m ia t k has Jolnetl the .Atti, femalea -ito; total 77't
Those
w
ho
stay
at
home
an
i
are
con­
thi.. b »ok. A grand mcraorial volume,* con
m in ias tbo full aud authenic ree r 1 «»f all t e n t e r s t r e e t .
N ew b erg, O regon,
IVnple* party, miti will take th e stum p tluring July, malea l!t, femalea IO. total tented are probably better off than those ils owtu-r. l’he l«ark was s*,|d for
Too fitizuis i f N 'wrWri arc making a «'vents in American histnr*-, from the d tse v
L’S. Ntimltcr retnrned eaeapea. malfa .1
for W eaver and Kleid. Tills uiillouiliv- Numher under raro ami treatm ent, male* who wander from mountain peak to ocean Ìl.ikM nnd th è tm n k an d brnnclu-s for coMimcn-laUe eif 'rt t«”» make tiie fair this cry tlown to the present tim e » heap, aftr«*-
valuable. It »mnd* w ithout n rival. It
full som» t'iin j worthy of N.-wL.'ij enter­ tlve.
inen t m ight to l.n n g reliof lo all th è , a d , femalea 1M •. total s to N iiu i I mt d is- strand, l’ut it is unfashionable to re­ t-.i, ; >o more. — ToUJo BlaJr.
" til fin i a place in every American home.
m BRINO B R A N C H
prise. When \ve think that only a few
o tlw r partlea tim i Listi m lg h t b a v e l ' harged r eeovere l, m ilea
Numher main at home, even tl home le the most
»wportu-
yea:-
M
m
here
the
thriving
town
now
I
liarharged
lunch
improved,
malea
il
IN 111 t-: M O i N T A I N S .
im p ilam i h i m s e l f iqsiii.
for canvassor*
stan ls, w as
a \\ i d * m c « s . jf n i a k t «
Xuinhcr diacharged, iiii|>rove*l, m".!ca ’ delightful s|H>t on earth, so comparatively
It »ffers au opportu­
on*% «s** ne to thè e» r». Lisi,»n that there «n* nity ih at w ill not conte a,-aia in ye r*. l! full-
N uih ' ht tiiscimrged, unimprt»v;».i. in lies few inopie are conte. 1 ted t • remain IItero.
I *92.
I*RtrTs C * vu*. V u
e. '. »red plates, abaol itelv the rttie.-t over
Wong on the big union iletiol at Port­ I, female« 2. total 3. Number died,
who p 'ssi’ss p • t^e
tho«*' i ;» a town ikt» t
\\
!o i«a>e sm all
Kot
» G .t\pitte :
i ’.»* f r i »uh«ertptt«TR b >k .•‘.»pics of f im ■ -
an ahn :»d «nee of \ Uv U ¡ir* I energy eon -
land wliith has Ia-eii delayed so long w ill »utile« 3, females 2; total ». Nu nUu
the m Id a greatest s
exeiMk* to uv» tt> the ocean : > >r»'t to a more
A ¿.»in we tinti ourselve« ix>mf »rt- bined. Doib-rt rs predict»'«! a l «¡»rt« of 1 \T « . -;tl t.'r■
a n t » fre«* r->t»n I *ri;»
S ix
O xtuox.
lie resumed again at once. Tho building eio|H‘tt, male« 3. Discharged, died and (Mm for table temperature, There is a bet-
tiok
t-t
t«»
ttir
XV«*rtd*a
F a ir
K> :«;vo t, -
ablv «*»ttle l m eamp. thi« lim e on Ilio e;*! »»ili lies :.»r tlie town, bn*, their pro­
rifory• i '»niplete b ill m-»r-*eeo ranvj«s*ini 0«;»-
will be of brick ami stone, three stories eloped, male« It, female« 4, total IS ter reason lor olitili dug tin moutiUitis for iui>l ile fotk « f thè Uoqnille river. Au- • lieti. *n « bave n M ven
varinoti, und ttiev fit- an i full in«tructi -na free Kroijht r rt pa i
Number patients rrm aining .lu!> .. 1 - t .
in height and 7a)0 feet long. It will liavt tnale« 517, female« 2 tl, total 7SS Aver- recreation and exert »-e.
to any p«»int
N» c » P in l need«’ J
Hie m ost «en­ ìDist Ist. we loft tho Allhtm-H» cam p on vanish like a rainl »w, and Newberg still ■■•i order*
w -,11 ho «.-nt
1 c-odit if -b■ *ired. '• a
S
dt*spif*»
a
I their ti re forvbo lings. an.I k* « li»
every ooovenience ami improvement ige number daily 7> ) is 31. Nund*er ot aitilo reason foi leaving
thè
V'aliap
»
'i.\
river
ami
«turted
for
th;s
a
«lay
«**«tly
m
adr
. t
.t ;i
horne i« to get
piace. tVir creta* «livide«!, tom e g**ing t hè to’ vn han acq ;ired .»n im petus that take advautare t-f thi« opportunity. Full t-nr
found in the finest stations in eastern otheers and employes. !•! Total nmii* rest from business and change
The W~t aii'l n in tl |M'|>iilnr 1'n-rd.
It
tioulars
aud
illustrateti
oire*iiar«
ffee
bv
applv
*
it
to
pr«i¿r
s*
w
hile
towns
of
les*
tH»r, 874 19 31. Average nw rthly ex-
«lireetlv to 1 »gene City hy
of thè
F.gV' for Mulo at ' J jx-r « ettin g of I V
citiea, aud will tie the finest building ol j»ens<‘s
ing to
| mt frtpita $1151 »U>-1 * >. per i«, however, soul s¿»tist\iiu to
>L u hard
Mohawk v.iliuv, whi’e thè re>t boarde«!
r % r t r i r »1 n i i« H ix n c «».
un.- On ¿ou V. . ' / ’
i
the kind west of Chi igo.
.«I ;ta d u ly 40 37 1 1 >>.
tliv a*:, a*. F i.»»«u> • die le ^ ' 1*}
v‘
g . H cb& O n.
1 .* 3 ii V a r f c c t
■
' í b I ( a n e l i l o ( a t . « " iiU o u u ra d d n --.
ey by calling on us.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
^V C IE ilE lJL C a-IE I
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Office on Main Street, Near Depot. I
e w T in Shop,
[jT r n n m p r
F. ONG, Salesman.
IIA D L E Y , H U N T & CO.
F irst
X" E W
Class
D rain
F U B N IT O R IS
Tile.
STORK.
Everything New, fit Bed-rock Prices.
W. T. MACY.
J
'T u ala tin
IN’ u r s e r y
Y # c.
UNDERTAKER.
Discovery
and
Conquest
NEW WORLD
Meat Market,
C. H. P O W E L L . Proprietor.
AGENTS WANTED. T 1 r
P o u ltry Yard
Wyandottea a Specialty.