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Newspaper Page Text& T Ö Ut and Gents Furnishing Goods are arriving in large Consignments every few days. They are prepared to give you better prices than ever. Don’t fail to see their Goods. u O. C. W R IG H T , Secretary, XEWBEKG, k OR EGO - - . . j C —i ' A P I T A L X IA V L IX , T Y O U I t has been decided that there is no P r e s id e n t . published report o f the committee NEWBERG GRAPHIC. show of communication between the ! on streets and public property at Dayton earth and the planet Mars, hut judging j is unique in the extreme, hut at the same H4BUKD EVERY FRIDAY MOHNINO. from the following under the head o f , time there are some good wholesome hits “ City and Vicinity” in Friday’ s JJispatch, j at that class who always find fault with KDIT.JR4 ANO PUHM.HII1ÏRS: Venus must be in close p oximity to public officials, while doing nothing E . H . W o o d w a u h <fc O h m . g . K m b u y . Portland: “ The planet Venus is doing a theuiKelves. The following extract might “ Star'’ engagement these days.” : he profitably read by porno citizens in F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 20, 1802. j other towns outside of Dayton : You as citizens nay “ YVh.it is I he coun- Kntured as second class m atter at the post A bon of Oregon Wonder, the famous office ul New berg. Oregon. Answer— Noth Marion county horse that was Bold for ' oil doing for Davton?” ing. What are you doing for yourselves? $35,000, is owned near A lb an ). lie Answer—Nothing. Then why do you W IM T K V E U IM IS 1SKST. promises to develop as wonderful growth, kick, and say ail manner of things against ELLA W HE ELK U WILCOX. the doing and not doing of the council? of mane and tail as his sire. His mane I know as my life grow » older, is three feet, four indies long, forelock Do you expect the members of the coun cil to continually walk about your town And mine eyes have clearer sight, two feet, and until recently elip|ied, bis with hammer, nails and lumber and re That under each rank wrong some w here tail dragged ten inches on the ground. pair your walks, while you sir and laugh? There lies the root o f right; F'x your own walks, do your own duty That such sorrow has Its purpose, toward the welfare of the town, and we By the sorrowing oft ungucMted; j N ot only is a town «log of no account, will avsnre you ths council will be with But as sure as the sun brings morning. | htit in a majority of casca he is a positive you on every band. W hatever Is—Is best. i nuDance, lyiug uround «in thè nidewalks I know that each sinful action ' and in doorways by day and bowling and As sure as the night brings shade, T h e care and money which the govern harking ali night, And yet thè peoplo of Is somewhere, sometimes, punished, ment has expended in educating and Salem are very wrotli hocause some fel- Though the hour he long delayed. 1 know that the soul is aided low did thern a kind turi) l>y poisoning training the Indians, is beginning to tell Sometimes by the heart’s unrest, tinity or forty of Illese canine nuinunees. in tho thrift and enterprise so apparent And to grow means often to suffer— among them. Especially is this notice But whatever is—is best. W e h a p thought that there w as one able among the younger mem tiers. I knew there are no errors I newspaper man in McMinnville who W hile at Newport not long since, in con Iii the great eternal plan, i would not kneel to the w hisky ring, but versation with unvoting Indian he told of And all things work together For the final good o f man. | tin» lengthy and favorable notice given by the prospeiify of tho Indians on the Si- And I know when m y hou I speeds onward many of whom he said | last week’s Importer of a saloon opening let/, reservation In Its grand eternal quest, practically independent. He there, convinces us that wo were mis were 1 shall say as I look hack earthward, taken. It is an old saying that “ familiar showed us a wagon made by Indian W hatever is—is best. ity breeds contempt,“ hut in this case it workman on the reservation, w hich was well made, and apparently as good as one Is a s ilv e r d o lla r le g a l te n d e r fo r a d o l ! appears to have hud a diderent effect. of eastern manufacture. Tho cost, lie lar when i t c o n ta in s o n ly 6 4 L c e n t s ! worth of s ilv e r ? If bo , w h a t m a k es it W h i n one thinks of the matter calmly said was $10 00 or about half vvlrkt an This same worth a d o lla r ? and sensibly, what can it matter whether eastern wagon would cost. the murderer Wilson’s holy bo laid to Indian while at Newport contracted to I t is announced that 10. lloior, editor rest between two Oregon pioneers or deliver several tons of hay of his own of the S a lem Journal, who has been nick tumbled into a hole in Homo dreary spot raising, for which he receives $12.50 per for some time, will booh re i iiio his du alone and unrated for. There can he no ton. W hile wo did not enter into conver- ties in the oiliee. contamination after d u tli nor can «lea 1 Litton with any others, wo feel Mire from observation that this man was no marked :-------------------------- men ho disgraced, an 1 this hue and cry j P acific coast photographers will have at Oregon City only tends to show that except ion, and we believe more strongly a picnic fo r a lim e, commencing Septum- there are left some very «liscernable than ever that if the Indian is given a h e r first, as every ('liinaiuen in Am etiea traces o f old-time superstition in the chance lie will in time become an intelli gent, industrious factor in our western m u st U* “ to o k ” or pack his matting fo r a make up o f a good many o f us. civilization. trip across th e hcu . T he I n d r a w in g the specifications fur the T iik Oregon editor who cannot ‘ 'sw ipe" Tliere were S.508 ebnn lies bnilt in tliis contract work to bo let at the 1'offend«1 country last year. The country is not an article from ids neighbor und pass it locks il is said the conditions are very going tu rum inorallv.— Capital Journal. o ff us an originul production don't stand htiict to protect the government from loss Wi 11, that deoends sonica lini upon lite much of u sliow these dull times. Even through failure of contractors etc. Was big dailies do it. An editoih i xih.ingi , u contructorB that have rep«*atedly de- patronage tliev retrivo. Il they aro like the rlimvbes over ut .Nowporl ftiey » i l i is in order. | Htroyed the work of their predecessors cut a inigbty Binali figuro in saving Ilio and spent thousands of dollars unneces country (rum rnin. Tliere aro tour T i i i : k i : is about as mm Ii honesty in the sarily for no other reason than that they eliurelies and tour saloon» in Newport. work of u professional baseball learn now- had the power to do go? Incotnpeiunt days as there is in a country horse race. government appointe«*« as often waste The saloon», «Id o li are on Ilio prineipal Hot Ii are games of sell out, (ho highest public funds as do contractors. It might S t r e e t , are tuli ilav and night, Suiniay not ; exeepted. The eliurelies are piacisi in bidder taking tin, outfit. If is very aptly he well to watch them hoili. lite saiul bilia so far ubovu high-water called the great “ American game.” inark tb.it nohedv hot thè most devout Tuoi svMis of tons of straw will 1 » [ will attempt to reach them. To make W a s iiin u ri)N sliips Tonino stono to l'h i- If Illese m go to he uscii in Ilio colisiriletioti of ti burned in the Willamette vnlhyv this our meaning more plain: »late building, and Poli lami «h ip , »tono year, as il has hern in past years, that i f | churches have been built in such places eondneteo on us ffeneihlo husintss nearlv Imli wav aeross Ilio eoulinent unii haled and sliipped tn Oregon City would , and are principles us the institutions of his Satan It is a he a big saving to tin farmers, wliieh lo builil a city ludi. Verily tliere i »e rs e tinnì ii oles» waste of a material ic majesty nsnally are, th»*y may In* taken aro some ipieer people in tliis World. I that i< In good demand, and very few poo- us an evidence that the world is growing; T u , papera ara «Minding Hie praise of I'l*. comparative!)', seem to know it II Irctter. If they are built in out-of-the- Mrs. Peary vvl.o accompanied her |1Us. ; is said Unit in the big packing establish- way pl.ic»»a for the eonvenicnce of their f e v e r y members only, or are fitted up solely for band in bis foolish nortliern ex|Hxlilion. nienls in iln* cast they make il the purpose of catching gilt-ed^ed sin i o earing for her wounded lilisband ,Vl. f a r t of a lieg but the s.|Ueal, ttn«1 th is is fm itn eU l Pin - ners, then it is a debatable proposition, do not see tliut slio ilid anything more I'* 10 I’r' m" , ,,n *" ,* " ' r com . If iho farmers, east nm l w eit were with the oilds in fuvor of tie* devil. th a n loti* o f o th e r w o m e n lia v o d o n e , w h o h a v e s U y i'tl at home umivl su rrou n d in g * o n ly a*r cu refu l to * uve unit !) m o re pleasant. w h o m so m -in y »4 th e m eo m p lu in o f, t lie y W k «lo n«>t pee tli.it the new Chinese ox eins .on law work* any tirent lutr.Nhip to honest ( hitmineii. The privant ion provided for by the Uw is more of a pro lection to John tinnì to Sum, nn l any <’ liitiatiniti that (itH‘>n't eomply with its reiptirements ought to bj ’exdiiiloil" hastily a m i snmin.tiily. w h ere th e o i l u*laue th a t “ u p«»nny wave«I wo at a shot. Poor fc!f * * * tiros»* cupituliftt* T h ere is no placo in a p e n n y earn »»«!,” m uv he so profitu h lv priic’t ie n i us on most of tir.* furine o f th is c o u n try , e s p .v i illv in th e w est. | Ir t iìk is«»v« rnment wo'ild spenti Ics« monev ior nuval v to ru->t and r«>t in i»U»»!it*ss, .uni moro for nv'ivlmnhnon, and in tlu* d»*velopm»*nt of intcr-coinmcr cìa I ÌAcilitics it wonM look nu>r»* uh ii w*o uimotl ut u hi*:h»*r civlh/.;*tion. The bui! liti* of f » ? cruis.»rs and ai moie l war veHH»»lff with which to tì^ht ini luinurv f«.H*ff muy t*»i mie wuy t»» redi)«*«» Ihe plithcrie comiiiion of thè treusurv, hut there ut»* munv other wavs t»> redu»e tho surplus and ut thè nume timo he of groiit Ivnefit to thè |H*t*ple. The money and material «•on»*umrd in o.irryiutf ont tliis inoniinn*ntal s. beine «»t t»»m!»H»lery w»mhi Irnilil aii.l »piip a trun**eontini*ntii1 i n! WAv.wliich under i*ov»*rntuental »-.»ntrol \v»m!tl I h * int»re tKnefii in a Binale ve.ir th.iii M ici» ;i nuvv wtviM I h * in a hundroJ. A «t»irit »»f lov«* ior u n v iiitrv ami it?) in stituiimirt in thè hearts »*1 thè inopie, whi» h Mh.i l In* « » : ' n I te i hv a propor l e • ?•■.'» 1-t Ih • ;f t ir I ••*« «.*' ** uivivu. h *»* in t.-H -.ts , Ì-* SI I, ... . ,,d £ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 . W a n t to buy t-lther a large or small w in g i 't 'i n g a U riu g are n o ; L an d s mission. ±& JLi I f y cra a r e a N o n -r e s id e n t , A n d wish to obtain an y inform ation B ou ght und gold , and Sold o i Coin K H A V E ON -1 F or L o w Prices and Future A d v a n c e m ent in Values, W e Defy Competition. A ll grades o f R ealty, from an itnfenced lot to the very Cost Iiu - f & proved C ity Property, and L o n g T im e on Deferred Paym ents, about Heal Estate, or the C ountry in General, or N ew lje rg in particular, W r ite to nud v icin ity , us— W e w ill g lad ly g iv e the desired inform ation. A C R E A G S X f i ? and L ib eral Discounts to Cash Duyers. X t W o have for sale some o f the Finest 1 ? In an y sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres. Office on Main Street, Near Depot. Suburban P io p e rty to be found in the State, at v e ry lo w prices. 1 Threshers, so far as wo have had usually greater than the average Ameri N E W BROOM S W E E P S C L E A N , A N D chance to learn, estimate an average yield can’s. People in such a situation, in whatever of wheat in this vicinity of about twenty- country they may be, are very naturally live bushels per acre. Arthur .'IePhillips and properly an object of some solicitous reports a run of IcSOD bushel* in a little 1« the best place ju town to get your work clone. A ll kinds o f Tinw ork, such ns Roofing, Spout- nit; and General Repairing, neatly and promptly done. Prices reasonable. interest to the people of the country in over ten hours. The largest yield report general, and the greater tho number of ed was that threshed by Derby’s machine Nearly opposite Dayton road* F. H. STO R EY, Prop. them, the more solicitous that interest for Newt. Wispiurver, being lot ty bushels per aero.— Reporter. would bo likely to be. I When they camo by thousands a day, The teachers who were granted certifi ■R i they could not wonder if peoplo began to cates at the examination on the 10th aro ■ ask what was presently to ho done with j as follows: Second grade— Miss Jennie P r o p r ie to r s o f th o them, and whether some way could riot | L. Hadley, J. G. Hadley, Miss Hose lio found of inducing them to come some IlaraDton, Miss Ella Macy, W. D. Hislev, what more gradually. Miss Nina M. Canniffand Frank liillin:;- This is, in a nutshell, tho “ pauper ¡in- ton. Third grade— I. W. George, U. S. migration” question in this country.— MoHiirgue, .Miss Emily Corner, Miss Youth'» Companion. Ethel Cutis, Miss I.ena Sliiiwcll, und , Have on hand anil for site all kiuds of Rough Dressed Lumber. W ill d e liver the same to Lewis L . Davis.— Reporter. any part o f t!io city at reasonable rates. W e p.re thankful for past patronage, and T h e N e w T in S h o p . MITCHELL & CLARK, î solicit a continuance of the same. Tho Des Moines, la., Kent», (Ind.) Tho discovery lias been made that on says: Il, F. ONG, Salesm an. one side of tho new quarter tiiero are Y a rd , C or. S e c o n d & M e r id ia n S ìa . One of tho real mean things the late thirteen separate representations of tho congress did was to cut down the appro number thirteen. It was probably the F. K. H A D LE Y . A. HODGSON priation asked for tho education of Indian intention of the designer of the new sil children. The department asked for ver piece to have the number tl.irteen to *«00,000. and that amount is actually re occur thirteen times, and thus brake the Manufacturers of quired to cnab’e even u portion of the In dian children to utten I school. The thirteen superstition, but them are few ■ '- n people who have noticed tld i fact There - money is owed to them times over in pay Í¿1L^ CÀi JL aro thirteen stars, thirteen letter* in the ment of treaty obligations. Congress al scroll held in the eagle’s beak, thirteen lowed $100,000, nut. more than enough to marginal feat Iters in each v. ing, thirteen We aie prepared to make n superior quality nf drain tile in r ! 1 sizes. Large orders prom ptly have good schools on one reservation that arrow heads in one foot, thirteen leaves filled. Coirc-poadence solicited. Price list on application. Corner ilatn A Dayton Streets. can bo named. An.) it is a wasteful econ on tiie blanch in the other foot, und omy. Tw o years ago tbo government, Z L -T Z E V N T IB IIJ n R G r, : O IE ^ IE G -O ItT . tliilieen letters in the word “ quarter dol undertook to economize with tho Sonx lar.” — Lebanon Exprès*. Indians and cut down their rations u n t i l _______________ ________ f t ik x it u r k s t o r k many of them starved and the rest be came unmanageable. It cost j ^ l ’ R lN G H H A X l II lo send tbe army there and kill a few of i them. The government can neither at- j ford to starve tho bodies or minds of its red skinned wards. The ultimate object to lie gained with the Indians should lie to make them self supporting citizens. N e w iik k g , OltEOON. We have selected for our trade the very best quality o f Household Furniture to be found, and It cannot lie done by depriving them of we are prepared to offer some rare bargains. We buy for cash, and are thus enabled to schools. H A D L E Y , H U N T & CO. Mh rsr. T ile . TH u i a r’ C! 'E\v P o u ltry Yard . Everÿîhiiig New, At Bed-rock Prices. tfcli at very low prices. 1 Itor.l «»I'll KX Cll ANGUS. Wyandottes a Specialty. Tho government snap* boat will bo up Th e »ho river the last of thi* w.vk or tho Hr,t , „ TllP, ,K’st an‘l ,,,ost P,,Pular hrocd’ T setting o of next week, to dear the Yam hill river * * * > for s:,!o at « !,pr ‘ ,f r lo ' r> . - of snags, between the month of the river Cull on or address, ami Dayton.— Dayton Ile ia lJ . ____________________ s. Hobson. Last week the Gibbons Bros threslnsl tho foothills j i^t north of town, a field of wheat measuring 21 seres, which turn«? I out 452 sacks at the machine. After be ing hauled anil cleaned at Tallm an’s war«* house here, made a grovs total of G45 bushels or 45 bushels of A No. 1. clean wheat to thft acre. The yield will scarce ly he beat anywhere in the valley this season. You can’t take tbe medal from r i v i : d o m . v u s o u i . k s s . »>1-1 Yamhill. First last and all tire tim«* In a single «lav in tho present year Yamhill county takes the lead.— Dayton there landed on Ellis Island, the place of Ifetaht. Wheat is turning out a great deal bet disembarkation for European emigrants John Town- who come to New York, more than five ter than many expected. thousand and four hundred persons who send s »*rop near Bellevue yielding ov«*r lia<l «vine to live in this country. Only 37 bushel v jH*r acre. The tl'dd coni .lined «>nce In'fore had so large a number of em- I D acres. Tho Turner Bros, crop yielded Reports from Silt ¡grantff arrived at New York in one «lay. about toe same. Of .‘.11 these people only -dxty possessed Ure« k an»l other sections give vieltls a I kiu J as much us a hundred «Icllars. That equal to those above reported.— Sheridan amouirt would I m a su.Ih ientlv small one, Nl*». it seom*», upon w hic'r to start out in a The only l»oiits now running on the m»- new lifo in a new v»»n:.try, hu? tho<e who |*er river are the Manzanillo and the liuti managtsl to s.ive it miglit well l e Mod«x*. Tho former now runs on’ v as far e cleome I as »lesirahl«* i nuiigrants. as Newln'rg, *t»o wat* r l»eing t«x> low up A nuaitier not mudi larger jhissoss *d to Mission to iK'rinit the steamer to take ten «lollars «*r m»*re t'omparativcly any toad to speak of out. But nav igation ff|H»aking, this was a very r '-peetaMe cap is s»ii! g»*d to Newrhcrg an«1 the Manza itai. for thè majority of tire great party nillo makes regular trips between that had live «lollars »*r !«•" api»xe point un i Portland She stops at lire T h e A m e r ic a n w h o **h. tri.I lauti iir i Uni :\ Pa- ifie wharf going down at Id a. fo n ig li «Hurntry, t!w* I m ;;n ig e »»t w h ich m and going up at 3 :lo p. nr. Tire Ore h e »li l not sp ea k , «vitti less t ir m tive dol- gon Pacific kv*\»s the M«x1oc running in la rs in b is p o ck e t» w ou M r»*ganl liim s e lf order to hami>e valley business. Trans- as in a tei rii»!»* p r v d ic im e n t. I f tu e Ku- p'rtation on the river is rattier «lull now. to|H*atr w h o a n iv «* s in th is c o n t itr v under After harvest the other boats will resume s u d i cir» n m s ta n iv s «!>*»•-< nv»t rcg a r.l him * their trip-« and if Ihe promisinl improve m»lf as in a pre li.-tiu ent, b i t r it Ir« r in u.* n»s sh ill to* made the river carrying1 gr»*.it g *<• i lu.-k, it is « aii a«*e»*unt o f th è trad«* «vi!l not he less than it was last u nti v. i r h?s n d u ra i a b ili»ie«i u n i a »*- v«.ir. whvn va s an exceptionally good. •l*»:r * I -fc.il! OREGON. *~- farm, you can save both tim e and m on F orfland ’ h »hill»» ffhotnun hri^utlo coin- plain that the i -I ob «* ffpaxon of ihn | rc-*t*nt cum»- law cn«D loo lai«* in tin* m*a*on. They find that |>h«*aPantff utnl otltcr ^ inn* h in h are t»*) large t»> I k » » .iMur«-1 l»v dogff, having «*at«*n cnoujili »»i lhe farmers' Mhcat to I k * «tron^ un i w*irv enough t > t.iko p ietlv |*oo»I cur»* of th»*ms»»'w*. T hey roniplain that tin* rural spurt*«, «1 i<«• rcirurdin** tin* ?.»** * “ •• 1 *»• *• C K , P IU N C II’ A L O FFICE S AT e y by culling on us. Tin: offli o of shi'iiff is ts-ri'ming a very important stepping Bti»n»» to sonietling in finitely higher in the offl i it line W e all know now ex-president Cleveland is also an ex-sheriff, and now the republican* of Washington have chosen as their candi date for gubernatorial honors, ex alieiitf John II. M d »raw. of SiMtth*. S T O NEW BERG, T H O M A S w oniil 1 h 1 h * i t»*r «.IT. a\ J. M. W R IG H T , President. M«f-— F A L L T E R M O P E N S S E P T E M H E K 21, 1802. uh r t r IX CO RPO R ÀTED. ) <•> L & -0;egoa City L >rr<f>n • fi FEW SUCCESSFUL BOOKS. Ella Wheeler Wilcox’s Poems OVER 70 EDITIONS MADE Call and see our goods ami get our prices. C a lk in s* O ld Stand, F ir s t & C e n te r S tre e t. Newberg, Oregon. r * -, W. T. MACY. . 1 u a la t m A. L. A u rsery , W A L L IN G , O S W E G O . P r o p r ie t o r , - 0 E ^ E C 3- 0 2 ST. A ll kiniis o f homo grown nursery slock for sale. P E T IT E We make a specially o f -A-TSTID IT ^L I^n S T FP^TTTSTES. For prices, terms and other information, apply at Nursery or to M A I l l s our agent« at New berg, Oregon. o f PaMloa. 12 mo. cloth. Pries $1.00 IY.«*ttiK o f I'loaMir«*, 12 mo. ** •* j.oo flan rim* and other Poems, 12 mo.** ** i.fO The&o l>«>oks o f poems by America’ s rotvst pifttnl ixvet have met with ffreatersucrpssthau any w»>rks o f a similar nature published iu a century. _______________ E i. H e s to n , & CULCO KD , -------- OVER 1,000,000 SOLD First and only Complete Edition. PECK’ S BAD BOY By C E O R C E W. P E C K With over 100 Now Illustrations by True Wil'iams Tho »rreoteMt hnmoroae b»x>k»'ver published. It w ill drive aw.iy the blues and make life» worth living. Pri»*e in h:ind-*<'mecl«uh bind ing $1.25, paper c»Yvr-rs 50 cent«. The above books nr»* for Nib* by booksellers and news- «iealers, »^r w ill U* mail»\i, post paid, on receipt o f price by I inwiM respectfully announce that I have pureha-eil the interest nf J. O. Blerm m u In the bl.u ksmithiug bu-lae-s. I w i-h to express my thanks f.-.r past favors, and hope to merit a eontlnanee o f the same. A ll work warranted Rrst class. Carriage W ork & Horse Shoeing a Specialty. Shop on Meridian Street. CHICAGO, IL L S . BOYS OF THE BIBLE L o c a l a n d T r a v e lin g , To represent our well known house. You need ■ no capital to represent a firm thnt warrant* I nursery stock first cla*s and true to name ! VTOKK A I I, THr. \ K \lt to the right man. 27 f U U PAGE IlllIS m T IO N S . IN C010RS, ? o* per m :it i Apply quick, .-taring age. By T H O S . W. H A N D F O h O A d American Book, for American Boys, By ao American Author. L. L. M A Y ¿ l C O ., Nurserymen. Florists A Seedsmen. This I d is respon si *e.) St. P a u l, M in n -- ,, F O R W H IP 23o. FROM OCRE’S MASTERPIECES. ' -dg A Book that should be in every home. Frances E. Willard says: “ Y»»nr book en title»! ’* B n p o f the H ible” is one that seems t»* me so helpful that 1 am ooinc to sen»l it to r cotiple o f atlmirabk* little fellows, one o f whom is my namesake. 1 am sure they w ill be better men for the reading and study oi this unique and helpful book. Large octavo, handsomely bound in cloth, Price. $1.75. 2rF*“ Extra in*incements offered to energetic salesmen. Address F. C. S M L D L L k A CO., IW ^ r » b » h A » . . C exczoo , L x » Y e c. cox, SALESMEN. M O R R IL L , H IG G IN S A CO., Publisher*, I l I <»fL ^ ^TKZP.BOME • F E . V T i l * 1*l . i * s • I i t a m i own t the price. C b e s a D u ral * fries«, ask your d e a e r i r O K &A.ZLZS T IT W . c. a H E S T O N . J\ 5 mm ¡i n i NEWBERG, OREGON I have just received a full line o f new goods, la:e*t patterns and best quality, and will sell at a.- low figures a- the quality o f our goods w ill justify. A complete em balm ing outfit just received. Come and see me. 73e- EAST SIDE ,uc v Meat Market, C. H. POWELL, Proprietor. -U t i A U . fret» Q r i T . I r m v ie f. r - T Y 1 K M . ali • l? l * T i l DAMO r Li. i ü^íiUVil > iC n u a -lG R . You w ill alvrvys find at this market the very best Fresh Meats o f all kinds. Give me a trial and be convinced that I can do you good. Center Street New berg, Vrrgom.