Newberg graphic., January 06, 1893, Image 3

Lv. Newberg, 7 V. a. m | Lv. Po rtl a nd, '¿:10 a . m
Ar. Portla nd .
-0 a. m. I Ar. Newberg 12.U> p.m.
Lv. NV-vberi; 12.L p.m. | Lv. Portland, 4:H0 p.m.
Ar. P o rtl a nd. 3:20 p.m. ! Ar. N ewberg, t>:05 p.m.
P a s se n g e r a u d F r e ig h t Kates to all poiuis.
c a n be o b ta in e d f rom
t . B. FRIrfSELL,
Agent Newberg.
his new quarters.
N. K. Britt has been rpendin,
Mrs. Elizabeth Miles was
days at home with Ills family.
Local E v en ts.
Salem this week visiting.
Great reduction in Millinery
Pictures! Pictures! at Maey’s, Kn m tile Unique.
and see ’em.
Lost key at this office.
Go to C. F. Moore & Co., for
\V. P. Ileacoek will sell good shin
Kills’ Liniment.
Sam Kee was ia town a
for $1.75 per thousand.
week.
J. Smith has moved to the Mrs
Herbert Townsend came down from man property on Fourth street.
The G raphic and Rural Xorthuest
Albany Monday night.
♦1.75.
Meat delivered to any part of the
an
The cheapest place in tow n to
by Evans & CIcmenson.
Public school opened Monday w ith
! shoes is at the dosing ont sale.
incroased attendance.
Dr. J. B. Moore was up from Portland
Miss Lima Brown will be
a few days the first of tin- week.
For a first class shave or liair-cul
dent at the college this year.
J. L. Myers.
Try tltc Ruial Xurlhirut in connection
Don't forget the closing ont sale if you with th e G raphic for tho next year.
The best cook stove for the price is
need anything in the shoe line.
found at J. II Townsend’s
John Brown will occupy the A. \V.
Are yon going to the World’s Fair? H H ops property near ttic tile factory.
J II ruwnsen l is looking after iiis in­
TH E TRAIN A 3 IT A PPE A R E D ON TH E TRACK.
so call ami see me.
J. H. TowxsB.vn.
terests at A baity this week.
Miss Emma Hanson, of Silverton, is
Nearly
wjj°
lt v;r‘’ rrc.a:1-v Rstonis’v.l t-> sec a whole train load i a j;anlen r-ecdj cross the steel bridge and pull into the Un! m Pacific rar<
The
college
faculty
will
give
a
reception
among
the
new
stu
Icnt.s
at
the
college.
93c. 9oc., Shoiidan flour's the best, 93c.
> v-.tcnla> xvrtioc
¿sear. , everyone hiicw i iat 1 ossou & Sou v.vrc Pacific Coast agents for J>. M. Perry & Co. (the I nvest seed house in the world) a*
to the students at the college buildi gs
sack at Calkins’ Feed Store.
MisH Lula Trueclocd front Milwattkie,
l
i
ho\hr«4
y
iaV^Tncc
tV
y
aml To>'lor ctrcels» but scarccl>’ r.nyone realized that this lir a had built up such a business
| tonight.
is a new student this term at the college.
Jolin Brown rode up to Salem last Fri-
.
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il * » * > • «toted that there Is enough in this shipment to plant over three hundred
Men's shoes, boys’ shoes, ladies’ shoes,
<lny w ith Mr. Ong, returning on Satur­
Two boarders wanted in private family
1 5 : K hOU8aUd aCrC8* CUt* U ' a*uc 1 : t over three-fourths of a million dollars. The freight alone on this shipment r.utouutr:j to nearly three thou -
children’s
shoes,
and
baby
shoes
at
the
day.
at $3 |ier week. Inquire at G raphic office.
dosing out sale.
As this is more than three times as much Garden Seed as has ever been shipped to this coast by any firm, it will at once be seen that they a r e head-
J. B. Mount furnishes the trade with
Miss Mary Cook left la.-t week for S i­
q u a r t e r s ou t.H 3 coast lor seeds.
J
Will Maey and lady returned last Sat­ lent, having secured a school near that
stoves and hardware. Satisfaction guar­
lit add'.ion to their seed business Tosson & Son operate a large Fertilizer Factory at Trot,td.de, probably the largest factory cf U,la kind we-t ci
urday from their visit to Mrs. Maey’s 1 city.
‘ ,?,a " '* * " • * th y y u an u fictu re all gra-V so f fertilizers. Tins product ia exported largely to the Hawaiian 1 lands for the Sugar l'lantatious, us veil e,
anteed.
all o', c r the i oast fer the IIop Kohls, Orchards and Cardens.
..
old homo near Bellevue.
A tine baby boy put in an appearance
Second lecture of the college course will
There v.-:: i also two cars cf Roe Keepers’ Supplies in this train load, from A. I. Root; of Medina, Ohio, for whom l’osson & Son arc Northwestern a-ent j
“
The
boy,
the
girl,”
by
Prof.
Getz,
oil
To
hticvv
th
rt
sv.
li
a
quantity
of
Bee
keepers*
Supplies
is
used
here
wan
also
a
surprise
to
n
o
.t
everyone.
bo given Jan. 13, by Brut. Getz of tho
at the home of Grover Hagee aud wife
the State N'ormul School, at the college, ; State Normal School.
A 1A 1 lire o 'p rin te r’s Ink, l'a-d rustling, honest dealing and eastern prices arc to blame for all this trade which this popular firt-t has A v e r t e d u p i u
last Monday evening.
the short space of three years that they have been 1*1 business.—llcrr.tng Otcgonian.
1
Friday evening, Jan. 13.
Ail kinds of dressed lumber of No. 1,
Mrs. Baldwin moved her s'oek of milli­
No. 2 and No. 3 grades, direct from Port- j Dave Lamb has rented his place to a nery to the rooms formerly occupied by
German recently arrived, anil will proba­ Dr. Burgen, last Tuesday.
land at the Depot Lumber Yard.
D ressm aking.
A I ’A l ' K I t A V O H T I I I I A V I N C I .
^ NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
bly take a trip to California soon.
Hon. J. W. Maxwell, of Tillamook, was j
Miss Lottie Dixon who is working in
M m . Ella Holly will do dressmaking at
For
one
week
wo
will
make
a
present
The old saving that "nothing succeeds
in town the first of the week, being on ■
Dr. Bluinmcr’s family in Portland was at tho midouco o( G. W. Mitchell. declO
Ids way to Salem to uttend the coming j of a bottle of shoo dressing to every lady j home visiting over Sunday.
liko success” is well illustrated by the
purchasing a pair of tine shoes at the
session of the legislature.
T h e l.ast P itch .
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets
career of the Rural Xorihireel, which was lx th e best place In town t<> s et your work d one . All k ind* of Ti n work, s u c h as Roofing, S po ut­
closing out sale.
ing ami General Kepniriug, neatly uml prom ptly d o n e . Pr ices reasona ble
M a r b i k d :— In Newberg on Saturday,)
made by Delphina Ellis tho invalid, (or
No, I am not in the last ditch. I want founded in Portland, Oregon, a little over
Dec. 31, 1892, Thomas Parrish and Miss j Nicholson & Mills have been engaged sale at J. T. Smith's store.
several more to dig. Satisfaction guar­ a year ago, and has already established
N ear ly op po site Pa yto n road*
P. H. S T O R E Y , P ro p . .
Lydia Smith, daughter of John Smith. this week moving Spencer Haworth’s
E n o s E l l is .
Sirs. U . T. Many and sister, who spent anteed.
itself
as
tho
leading
agricultural
paper
of
store
building
out
on
a
line
with
the
Thomas Burnet t J. P. officiating.
: tho holidays with their parents near
„ Have you examined , those shoot
.
.
! other buildings on First street.
the Pacific Northwest. It is hardly nec­
F o r S a le .
at . . the
j Sheridan, returned home Tuesday.
One-half block with good house on Riv­ essary to sav that the success of this pa­
closing out sale? If not it will pay you ! The Masons had a public supper and
Lee Stanley, Warren Robertson, N. E
Is th e place to b uy
to investigate. The goods are first class installation of officers at Odd Fellows hall j Britt, Sirs. G. W. Mitchell and a number er street, for sale or trade, cheap. Ad­ llet- is simply the result of merit. It Is no
last Saturday evening. The. rooms were
dress Emma Lane, Dayton, Or.
and arc sold positively at cost.
cheap concern made up of stereotype
of others visi’.e I tho city Wednesday.
Prof. Getz of the State Normal School, well filled and a splendid time was re­
plates and stale clippings, but is bright,
30 acres of fruit land two miles east of
l i a u k r u j i t S a lo .
ported.
Monmouth will give the second lecture of
Newberg for sale.
J. Bl ur M oork ,
crisp
and clear, filled with original mut­
$100.00
Stock
in
the
Newberg
Fair
A great many persons are taking ad­
K V K H V T IIIN G F K K S H A N D C LE A N .
the college course on Friday evening Jan.
Portland, Or.
Association for $89 00. Address
ter
which
hits the conditions that exist in
vantage
of
the
opportunity
to
buy
shoes
13. Subject, “ The boy, the girl.”
Sliss Cota Comer who has been teach­
F r a n k W o o d , N e w b e r g , Or.
tho Pacific Northwest. Among fruit
It was reported last week that a couple at cost, but still there are shoes left at ing in the district just west of town left
the
closing
out
sale.
Now
is
the
time
to
groAvers it is an especial faA’orite, as it
of Charley Spaulding’s men W’ere drown­
F
o
r
S
a
le
.
this week for a visit with relatives in
buy.
makes horticulture a leading feature, and
ed while on their waj to Oregon City
Seattle.
40 acres of choice fruit land, 15 acres
Old
Mr.
Barton
was
quite
seriously
gives the best and fullest reports publish­
with a raft of logs, but the report proved
clearod.
1,000
fruit
trees
and
small
A gentleman named Johmon, just out
hurt otto day last week while working
Is still hero w ith a large stock of
to be false.
fruit. Good house and barn, 2 miles from ed of the meetings of tho state horticultu­
with his stump puller. The spring of the front Ohio, was in town tho first of the
By way of a word of encouragement to
Newberg.
For
particulars
call
at
New­
ral
societies
of
Oregon
and
Washington,
week. He is out looking for a location
our army of forlorn bachelors, wo will lever to which tho horse was attached, in and is well pleased with tho country.
berg Nursery or address A. B. Coo[icr, and includes among its regular «ontribu
some
way
threw
the
horse
and
he
fell
on
state that a gentleman was here this
The members of the Christian church Newberg, Oregon.
tors in this department such us Prof,
week looking for a location who has a Mr. Barton bruising him up badly.
have
secured the use of the Evangelical
f.akc, of the Washington Agricultural
George
Hardwick
has
purchased
Jones
family of eight daughters.
W a n te d .
church and will meet there next Sunday
Agents to sell our choice nnd hardy College, Prof. Washburn, of the Oregon
We were in error last week in saying Bros, building on the corner of First and at 10 a. m. to organize a Sunday school.
Bank HiilMIug.
j_
MOUNT.
Nursery Stock. We have many new Agricultural College, A. T. Hawley and
that tho Christenson—Coulee wedding I Main sheets, and will at once proceed to
Horsemen will take notice that the
lit
up
the
upper
rooms
tor
photographic
A
g
e
n
t
for
C
a
r
l
a
n
d
a
n
d
O
r
o
g
o
n
Stoves.
special varieties, both in fruits and orna­ others of eminent ability. The dairy de­
ceremony was performed at McMinnville, j
Clydesdale stal'ion "Zero,” owned by the
mentals to oiler, which are controlled on­ partment is maintained with no less vig­
Thomas Burnelt J. P. was the man who j work. He has also purchased a new out-
Newberg Clydesdale Horse Co., will he
tied the knot. No need of young people , ft of scenery, and what he tells us is the sold at public sale Jan. 28, 1893, at 2 p. ly hv us. We pay'fommission or salary.
Write us at oncer for terms, ami secure or, as indicated by tho fact thut its editor,
running off to the county seat any more | largest, photographic instrument in Ore­
m. Sale to take place at Rogers' livery
gon.
It
is
a
big
one
and
no
mistake.
II. M. Williamson, holds the position of
choice
territory .s M ay B r o t h e r s ,
to get married.
stable.
secretary
of tho Oregon State Dairy Asso­
tlO
Nurserymen,
From
the
present
date
until
Feb.
1st,
|
Nels I’. Jenson is arranging to put in a j
The w inter term of the collego opened
ciation. Live stock ami poultry are not
Rochester, N. Y.
plant and give the people of Sherwood a any of our subscribers who may desire to j last Tuesday inorr.ing with a splendid at­
neglected, and progressive agriculture is
newspaper. Nels is a pretty fine sort of send tho G raphic away to their friends!
tendance. Nearly a l^ th e old students
the spirit which animates tho general
I t E I ’A l l l l X U f i n s : W A T C H K * A M * C L I I C K S a H l ’K C I A L i y .
Tin- E l e c t i o n .
a fellow, and will no doubt give Sher­ for tho next year may do so for tho small | are back again and many new ones aro
NEWBERG,
OREGON.
wood a good paper. Wo wish him suc­ outlay of seventy-five cents. This is | on hand. Everything is very promising
Tito city election held on last Monday management of the paper.
Among special features aro its depart­
much cheaper than writing letters and
cess in his new field.
i passed off very quietly and owing to (lie
for a term of solid work.
ments devoted to the “ Homo Circle” and
j lack of any excitement the total vote was
Nate Klliott writes from Salem that ho the G r a p h ic will visit your friends each
For pains in tho ehest there is nothing
“ Among tho Farmers.” Tho latter de­
Uat
and
every
week
during
the
year.
Don’t
I
only
213
which
notwithstanding
the
in-
and Tad Hoover are rooming together.
j better than a flannel cloth saturated with
partment
is
very
popular
and
u
special
J. H. TOWNSEND
fail
to
avail
yourself
of
this
opportunity.
f
id i u w m e
i crease in population was ten short of the
He is well pleased with his job in the
Chamberlain's I’ain Balm and bound on
feature with this paper.
!
vote
a
year
ago.
At
tho
caucus
held
at
state printers office, and expects to pull
Owen Rnsie, well known to a number | over the eoat of pain. It will produce n
One of llio |»eculiur merits of tho Rural
out a pocketful of sheckles by the time of Hoosiers around town as a former resi­ j counter irritation without blistering, nttd the G. A. R. hall on Friday night, Newt
.Vurlhiir.it
ia that everything is treated !
J. H. TOWNSEND.
tho work of this session is finished.
dent of Mooresville, led., is here, and is ! is not so disagreeable as tnustanl; in Bolton was nominated for recorder in i from a practical ntandpoint of tho produ- j
i
place
of
J.
C.
Colcoril
who
declined’
the
At the annual meeting of tho stock­ stopping with Marion George. Mr. Itusie fact is much superior to nny plastor oil
j cor. This handsome, 10-page paper, pub­
p !o
holders of the Bank of Newberg held on spent five years in the regular army, be- [ accomit o( ¡,s pain-relieving qualities. If nomination. Mr. Bolton also declined on lished twice a month, is a paper well
J. H. TOWNSEND.
’
Saturday,
and
finally
F.
H.
Howard
at
last Monday, the old board of directors ing located at A tinconver the greater part used in time it will prevent pneumonia,
worth its subscription price of ono dollar
the
earnest
solicitation
of
his
friends
con­
of
was re-elected. The report of the past of the time. If the band boys want to ' ,^0 ,.ent bottlus for sale by C. F. Moore &
r .,»
sented to run. A caucus was held at per year, and ono that every farmer, fruit
year’s business showed the bank to hear a tooter from away back they had j q q
J. H. TOWNSEND.
grower
and
dairyman
should
have
and
r
lli
Jones’ hall on Thursday night at which
ha in a prosperous condition. B. C. hotter let Mr. Utisie try the bass horn
keep.
on(.e_
I
When
my
boy
was
one
year
old,
G.
T.
Burnett
was
nominated
for
recorder
a :
J ,,,
Miles was chosen cashier.
It gives tH pleasure to announce that
htuip appeared on his neck, and con- | and Lee Smith (or marshal. These two
J. H. TOWNSEND.
A nice New Year’s present from wife to
“ In buying a cough medicine for child- tin„e<] to grow until lie was eight years offices were tho only ones for which there we have made arrangements by which
husband is always quite appropriate. ren, says II. A. Walker, a prominent old, when my family physician advised was any opposition. Dr. McConnell for wo aro able to offer it as a premium to all
Ctiarley Moore will agree with us in this druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never he afraid \ la(l ,0 |mve it cut off, hut it being directly mayor received 210 votes; Howard 114; new subscribers paying ns $1.75 in ad- I
F U R N IT U R E
statement tbis time sure, as Mrs. Moore to buy Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. | over a largo vein I feared the result. A Burnett 02; Frank Mills 138; Loo Smith vance, as well as to all old BiibsctilierH j
presented him with a bouncing baby boy, There is no danger from it and relief
friend told me that. Dr. Ellis would re­ 70. The council will stand ns follows: who will pay up all arrearages and $1.75
(weight eight pounds avoirdupois), before always sure to follow. I particularly rec­ move it without the knife.
Ho pre- 1st ward, Paul Maey, Jos. Wilson; 2nd in advance. Wo could secure some o f 1
tho hour hand pointed to twelve on New ommend Chamberlain’s because I have scribed the above liniment and one bottle ward, Jesse Edwards, S. M. Calkins; 3rd tho eastern farm papers at much less cost <
Year’s night.
found it to he safe ami reliable. It is in ­ full removed the lump and my son is now ward, H. F. I.ashier, M. J. Jones. to ourselves, but realize llio fact that for
Miles Reece went to Salem the first of tended especially for colds, croup and a man and no sign of the return of the Moses Vo taw treasurer, Miles l’eeee sur­ this section the cheap class of eastern ag­
the week to look after a big job of sur­ whooping cough.” 50 cent bottles for lump.
ricultural papers are scarcely worth liav
G eo . C reamer ,
veyor, Enos Ellis street commissioner.
veying for a syndicate that lias been sale by C. F. .Moore & Co.
ing, and not to lie compared in value We ha ve selected for o u r trndc tho ve ry best q u a lity of Ho useh old F u r n itu r e to ho found, an-
Home, Green Co., Tenn.
we a i e p re p a re d to oiler some ra re bargain«. >Ve buy for cash, and are thus en ab led to
with tHo Rural XorlhictMl.
formed for opening up a tract of land in ! I)revioll8 to Dr. j eMIIp3 departure for
fat 11 at v ery low prices. Cull a n d aoe o u r goods a u d get o u r prices.
A very good audience was ont to hear
the eastern part of Marion county. ; En„|atl(1 on Monday last, he preached Mrs. Cox at Friends church last Monday E . W . A C H ISO N & CO.
C alkins* O ld S ta n d , F lin t & C en ter S treet.
F o r Sale.
Shepard Ong was up last week and *r- I ooc 0 < his prart i.v.l sermons on Sunday j evening, and her address is pronunced by
Importer» ami manufacturers of
ranged to move up and keep a boarding i ni(?ht Bt Krien(I, church, A very large
A first class osiox male pig.
N ew b erg , O regon.
those present to have lieen a most ex-
All Kinds of Marble and Granito
bouse for the company.
audience was out to hear him and the | collent one, Mrs. Cox is nothing if not
I. K. V antrem .
Marshal Woods final report to the best of attention was given to what be i original, and her peculiar and forcible
council last Monday evening, showed j raid. Toward the close of the services j manner of presenting facts relative to the
N A T I O N A L It F M F. D V C O .
that during the past year there had been President Newlin made a short hut tell- I results of the drink traffic, are most con­
David W. M artin, g e n er al a gent for th e Na­
tio nal R em ed y Co. wishea to a n n o u n c e th a t he
three arrests for the violation of town or- j ing address, partly to the audience, hut vincing. She gave a short account of the
now ha« two agents in Newbe rg for tho sale
CARRIES A FI LL LINE OF
of his m e dic ines . Mrs. Mary Hoh.*.on, ou south
Balances. Eight shows have paid li- mostly directed to the Doctor with refer- | late national W. C. T. U. convention,
M er id ia n streHt. n e a r th e fa ir gro u n d s , nnd
cense, and fourteen other licenses for enee to the work before him for the next which was very interesting. Her exten­
Mrs, Cox, on First street, one door west of P r e s ­
by te ri an c h u rc h , arc hi« only au th ori zed
For Cemetery Lots a Specialty.
various purposes have been granted. few months. Every one present was sive work throughout the west, where she
ag en ts , who have and will he re a f te r ke ep on
h a n d a full supply of th e a bove- nam ed re m e ­
There have been taken to the pound tliir- , mH,le to feel the ltn|ioriance of the work has visited nearly all the penitentiaries S. I I A W O l t T I I , M a n a g e r ,
dies.
*ep4pdto4tn]
t«TV..Jtlor8e!S, twenty-five head of cattle j to lie engaged in an.) words of sympathy and asylums collecting facts to be used in
Newberg, Oregon.
¿RfiTfiTrty -one hoes. *
were spoken in behalf of the family the her work, enables tier to entertain an
F i n a l Ne t! lern on t.
’ u r e D r u g s fo r P r e sc r ipt io n s .
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Notice Is h e re by g iv e n tha t the u n d e r s ig n e d , J
audience with new illustrations and more
The success of Chambelain’s Cough Doctor leaves behind him.
e
x
ec
u
to
r
s
of
th
e
isiht
will
aud
te
s
t
a
m
e
n
t
of
Geo.
I
T B. W A R N E R ,
Remedy is effecting a speedy cure of
C hriste ns on , d ece ase d, has filed m th e C ounty . I'urfuines, Fancy arnl Toilet Artirlcs, Faints, Oils, Varni-.li and Oil Color. Ai»r,
The last session of the council of 1892, modern data than many sjieakers use.
C ourt of Yamhill C ounty, Htnte of Oregon, h e r j
lino lino of tho
colds, croup and whooping cough has was held last Monday night, at which She is sure to have a good house when­
final a cc ount of h e r A dmin is tr ati on of said e s ­
tate, a nd that, by virt u e of o rd e r of »aid Court,
ever
site
may
wish
to
speak
again.
brought it into great demand. Messrs. time considerable unfinished business
d ii l v made, said a c c o u n t ami obje ction* there to L A T E ST ST Y L E S of W A LL PA 1 *EIt.
Pontius & .Son, of Cameron, Ohio, say was settled up. This council retires with
NEWKEKO, OREGON.
will be he ar d by said C ou rt at tn e u s u a l place
of h olding said c ourt in th e court hou se a Me- j
that it hat gained a reputation second to the firm conviction that it has accom­
I.and F o r S ale.
I am p re p a re d to «Ink well* on s h o rt n oti re Miunville, iu said c oun ty, on th e 3rd o i y of j
49 to 790 ai res of land 5 or fi miles and iriiarantee good work at a re a so na ble figure. J a n u a ry , A, D. 1*33, a t w hic h ti m e a u d place ;
none in that vicinity. Jas. M. Queen, of plished all for the town of Newberg that
any per.-on in t o r c h e d in said e-date n n y a p ­
Stationery,
Get m y prices before ha vin g yo ur well made.
Johnston, W. Va., says it is the best ever could tie done under the circumstances. northwest of Newberg, for sale at very
pe ar a nd file o bjectio ns thereto.
Dated Nov. 2A, I m *2. ann a C imu « tknson ,
•t«ed. B F. Jones, druggist, W inona-1 and with a feeling that Its actions have reasonable figures, on 5 to 10 years time.
R am se y A Fenton,
E x e c utr ix .
Attorneys for said Estate.
eep301mp
Miss., says:
“ Chamberlain’s Cough the hearty en lorsement of a majority of Inquire at this office.
Remedy is perfectly oeliaMe. I have al- the people of the town. To lie sure there i
ways warrantefi it an,l it never failed to aro some who have sought to evade hon-
S to c k h o ld e r» M eeting.
give. the most |n*rfe<'t satisfaction.” 50 , est taxation and others who have paid no
The annual tnee'ing of the Newberg
E v a n s & C lem enson
cent bottles for sale by C. F. Moore & attention to the importunities of the tax Fair Association will he held in tho Y. I
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pi*
Co.
collector, hut they will probably have oc­ M. ( ’. A. rooms next Monday at 2 p. in. i Desire to a n n o u n c e to th e p u b lic th at they have
op e ned a m eat ma rk e t in N ewberg. and are
W
There are a few places on lower River casion to contribute to tlie public fund The election of officers and other import- 1 now p r e p a r e d to »upply a n y th in g in th e lin e o
A. K. OOOPBR
later
on,
according
to
the
law
in
such
taut
business
will
1«
transacted
and
a
street where the gravel has begun to cut
full attendance is desired.
through. This should not he allowed, as, cases made and provi ird.
1
fr’
if not attended to soon, it will get into
Wo take this plan to inform tho public that we are liottor than over pr< pare 1 to suy
At nil time«. You are r--1 ¡.« c tf ully invi I t • ^
bad shape. The old adage “ A stitch in
call a n d sec th e m . Fi rst Ht., o ne do or west
1-1 v tho trafio thN Fall in tho lino of a
of T ow ns e nd's ha rd w a re store.
time save- nine,” wa. never truer than
NEW HERO,
-
•
OREGON.
when applied to roads, and it is applica­
ble in this ca«e. It the property owners
I’aitio* <lf»»irin? to act orchirM tliia Fall will in.tke money by callinj ^ on or c
along River «tree*, who aro in reality
ftondintf with us Imfore (»laciiiR their orders.
more interested than any body el«e,
won Id arrange to have some man put in
half <l»y once a w>-, k. shoveling the grav­
a 1 1
t
el into the ruts, liter« would be no need
SA rE , 1 1 I I I
CHEAP
-trr
-p j
-rq- -rp a Z' w O O ' K ’
OREGON.
NEWBERG,
rif a mined road. IVrhaps !■•«» time than
half a day each week would do the work,
I h i v e Just r e t i r e d â full li ne of n e w good*,
iat*>«» p itf e n i« and bc*t q u a lity , a n d will
bat it ongtit to bo done, and done at once.
! sell it a- low figtato a * th e q u a lity n i our g'>ods
Tlic
only
Pure
Cream
of
Tartar
Powder.—No
Ammonia;
No
Alum.
T u r n in g =. Shingle», ha th, Teketa, L im e , t e n d , Giar a, Na ll» and all k l u d s <.f Î u 'M i n g V
That road cost too much to bo spoiled by
DOM’T SPJKEN.
DON’T fiU tPE.
il ai. 1 B uil de rs ' H a rd w ire .
Newtur 2 , O ro ^ o r
Used iu Millions of Hom es —40 Years the Standard.
a lit J ; neglect.
Come and »ce uie.
60 cent- rcr Wtlo, by ju ir bragfi-t. dt-c-DIF j
Tli© New Tin Shop.
■ ^ J T I L S O N ’S G R O C E R Y
A nything ^ Tho Grocery Line.
TIIK Pioneer
A R D W A R E ST O R E
Builders' and Shelf Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware, Pumps,
Lumbermen's Supplies, Etc.
B
K. H . Howard,
L
W A TC H M A K ER & JEW ELER .
A Full Line cf Clods And Watches Always on Hand, at Reasonable Prices,
of
B U Y
1ÌUY Sto v e s of
B U Y
w s of
B U Y
m'M
B U Y
id s 01
STORE.
* Everything Naw, fi! Bed-rock Prices,
W. T. MACY.
vonniQR k wmm*
I
P O S T O F F IC E D R U G S T O R K
Iron Fence & Stone Coping
Popular Patent and FamilpMedicines
1
W ELL
BORER.
Blank Books,
New Meat Market. —
School Books and School Supplies.
c. f . m o o r e & co.
Newberg Nursery,
Fresh Beef, Pork or Mutton,
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G EN ER A L A SSO R TM EN T OF
Y
FRUIT T R E E S .
c. c o x ,
nus l M M
THES. B. HEADACHE & LIVER CURE
is . j > 1 v
r 9 (»use 4 D E P O T L U M B E R Y A R D .
If taken as directed, wc Gaaraatee Sat- D ,
, n
'
. z 1
V ur ’A
.
isfactlon or refRlid your mousy
R o u g h an(* D ressed L u m b e r, D oors a n d W in d e r s , B ra c k c i
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