Prevailing diroetlqii of tv 1 u 1
Buy your Hay of Calkins’ .
Xo. of cloudless day*
Go to W. T. Maev’s for furniture.
No. o f purtly cloudy days
L v. N ew berg, 7:55 a. m | Lv. Portland, y-.lO a. hi
Deputy
sheriff
Connor
was
in
town
A r. Portland, y-.30 a m. Ar. New berjr 12:1 > p.u*.
No. o f cloudy days
L v . N ew berg IJ-.U* p.m . i Lv. Portland. i:'SJ p.m.
Now is the time to buy Carpets at last Saturday.
Dates on which ¿¡now foil 15,
Ar. Portlaud, U:2up.ra. | Ar. N ewberg, 0:05 p.ia.
Try Wheat’ets for Breakfast, 25c. sack
Passenger aud Freight Rules to ail points, Maey’s.
88,29, 80,31.
ea a be obtained from
C. B. FR1S3ELL,
Go to C. F. Moore A Co., fur Dr. Win. at Calkins’.
Dates o f light Dost b. •. 9, 19, 11, 12. 1
A gent Newberg.
Ellis’ Liniment.
Charley Moore is arranging to har
15, 11. 15, lb , 17, IS, 2 ,21, 22’, 2J
Charley Maris returned yesterday vest a erop o f ice.
25, 29.
I from California.
Frank Storey sold a fine guitar to Char Dates o f Injurious or hilling frosts 19,
2 I, 27, 80, 31.
W. F. Iiearock will sell good shingles ley 1'iissell la.-t week.
31
E.
11.
Lon
g
took
charge
o
f
the
Ar-
^>utcs
o f lunar halos
for
$1.75
per
thousand.
College stationery at this office.
J o h n II. I I i t c i n s c n ',
The U haphic ami Rural Sorthuest for' Rough and dressed pickets of all kinds hngton hotel last lues lay
Observer pro tern.
The new charter for Newberg passed
at the depot lumber yard.
«1.75.
For a first class shave or hair-cut go t o 1 The old laly Karmeln died last Mon- tl,e HoUde Tueaday and Is now in th e;
rttlMlltA M
unte.
day at her home near Butfcville.
J. L. Myers.
30 acres of fruit lan 1 two miles east of
Of Newberg Quarterly Mooting o f O l l i o i l S o t s
Alien S. Craven and Dorsey Reasoner,
Thomas Welch moved to Oregon City
ils L hurch to be helil at Newberg,
Friends
Newberg for sale.
J. Bear M oore ,
of Middleton, were in town Tuesday.
last Monday by boat.
If your
Oregon, Feb. 10, 11 and 12, 1593.
Portland, Or.
Try tlie Rural Xurthwest in connection
The best cook stove for the price is
Merchant does not handle our
FK1IKUAKY
10.
For wagons, buggies and vehicles of
with tlie G kapiiic for tho next year.
found at J. II. Townsend’s.
TESTED SEEDS
2:00 p .m . Meeting o f M inistry and
any kind, also plows, harrows, cultivators
To loan £1,000, 3 to 5 years on farm
05c. 05c., Sheridan Hour’s the best, 05c.
send us his name, and wo
seeders, drills, etc., call at Christenson Oversight.
property.
M a r i s A C olcobd .
sack at Calkins’ Feed Store.
7:30 j). m.
Sabbath School Confer
Bios. Implement House. They propose
will see that
Mr.
Law
son’s
hoys
are quite success \ j to sell as cheap as Portland dealers
ence.
Alva Macy was down from Payton in a
you
get
your seeds cheap.
fu! coon hunters. They killed a half
FEHRUARY 11.
tony sleigh last Saturday.
List o f unclaimed letters lyin g in the
dozen
one
day
last
week.
1:30
p.
m.
Meeting
for
Discipline.
Enjoy life and Carpet your floor while ;
post office at N ew berg,% t the end of
Send l'or Catalogue (.English or German). Special prices to first buyers in new localities.
Puper, W ork o f tho Friends Church on
Miss T w ink Graham has been stay January.
you can get it cheap at .Macy’s.
the Northwest Paeitii Coast, by
J. B. David says it is Iho best sledding ing with her mother and visiting
Fred Bent,
F. Comstock,
\aron Bray. Further discussion by
friends about town for the past week. , J. B. Clifford,
t ’lias. Floid,
he has ever seen in Oregon.
N E W BROOM SW E E P S C L E A N , AND
suranee that it will never be used any
Thomas C. Brown aud Mallnda Cra
Bell Ivitchlng,
H ike Johnson.
Mr.
Ov.
ings
and
family,
w
ho
have
where again. The first person who ever
Cephas Maris and Joe Woods visited i
ven.
A
.
T.
H
i
l
l
,
P.
M.
been connected with the Arlington ho
conceived tlie fancy was Turner tho once
the state capital the first of the week.
7:30 p. m. Educational Meeting.
tel for some m onths past, return to: Just now while a special effort is be
millionaire Californian, lie had a bath
20 |s-r cent discount on Carpets at i
in g made to lead people o f all classes to Address, The Development o f Charac tub made that cost a mint of money and 1» the best place lu town to set your w ork d one. All kinds o f Tinw ork, such as Roofing, Spout
Portland to live.
A:act ’s during (lie month of February.
ter,
Pres.
Thomas
Nowlin.
ing and General R epairing, ucatly aud prom ptly d on e, Prices reasonable
J. L. Myers, the Main street tonso- a higher plane o f living, tlie follow ing
all far the novelty of having it made out j
FEBRUARY 12.
Are you going to the World’s Fair? If
rial artist, will take up his quarters in j lines by Ben Johnson are quite appro
of a solid block of marble. Then another j
Nearly opposite Dayton road*
9:4-5 a. ni. Sabbath School.
so call and see me.
J. II. T ownsend .
the Arlington hotel as soon us a shop bate.
millionaire proposed to have tho bath tub j
11:00 a. m. Meeting for worship.
It i , not grow ing like a treo
J. B. Mount furnishes the trade with and bath rooms can be fitted up in the
in liis residence hewn out of a solid piece '
In bulk, d oth m ake man better be;
3:00 p. m. Public meeting o f the
stoves ami hardware. Satisfaction guar new addition.
Or standing lon g nn oak three hu ndred year. W om en ’s Foreign Missionary Society, of onyx, and lie actually went so far as
anteed.
To
fall
a
log
at
last.
d
ry.
bald
and
sere;
institute a search for a suitable block
Paul Macy has shown himself to be the
w ith following program o f exercises:
Is the place to buy
A lilly o f a day
II. A. Stowe, the Bellvue postmaster, firm friend of I'oofmen by bucking the
that precious stone, which, wo hope not |
Opening exercise by the President.
Is fairer far in May,
has been in town this week visiting his snow from our side walks on several
to liis disconsolate grief, however, lienev- [
A lthough it fall and d ie that Highl
Song.
«ister Air-. W. T. Macy.
er succeeded in finding.
Well, when
mornings during the past ten days, with
it was the plant and flower o f Light.
Declamation, LIbble Morris.
Turner got liis tuarbie tub tie found i t ,
In small proportions we just beauty see;
Wo failed to announco last week the horse and snow plow.
Select
reading,
Malinda
Craven.
A nd la short m easures life m ay perfect bo.
K Y E K Y T U I N O FKK H 1I A N D C L E A N .
was a very pretty tiling to look ut, but be- |
new boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Mrs. Martin o f Dundee, w ho was
Reading o f communication from Fan
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, 111., was
yond that it was of very little value. It
Jones. Standard weight.
scut to a Portland hospital for treat
nie Letter.
was most too cold to bathe in, even in I
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets ment a short time ago, has been troubled with iheumatisin and tiied a Address, Rev. Thomas Brown.
number
of
different
remedies,
but
says
the summer. Of course it could not be j
made by Dolphin* Ellis tho invalid, for ajudged insane hy Judge Moreland and
General remarks.
none of them seemed to do bun any \
heated safely, anil appearances only go |
sale at J .T . Smith’s store.
committed to the asylum.
j Question box, conducted by Mrs. F an
before comfort when there is some one to |
good; but finally be got hold of one that
nie Martin.
•
Mrs. Daily’s mind is said to be entirely
Editor George Graves has so far re
speedily cured him. He was much pleas
look on. The result was that this hath |
Is still here with a large stock o f
7:00 p .m . Quarterly meeting o f the
, dear now and she will bo able to come covered from his sickness as to enable
room about which r-o much was said and
ed with it, and felt sure that others sitn-
I Y oung People's Society o f Christian
liome as soon us she gains a little more him to ride into town the first o f the
i Marly ufllicted would like to know wlmt
I written, soon went into disuse, uml Tur-
Endeavor.
st re rig’ ll.
j week,
li e is still very weak, but
the remedy was that cared him. He
j tier finally spent some $15,000 in erecting
A aron M. B r a y , l
Barrel! & Richard, of Woodburn, Or. | seems to be slowly im proving.
| states for I be benefit of the public that it
another apartment adjoing for hath room
M a r y L. H o sk in s , ) * Clerks.
have 120 acres improved land to sell or
The sale o f the horse Zero took place is called Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. For
purposes. Nothing lias been heard of
trade for farm, or town property near last Saturday, according to advertise-1 sale bv C. F. Moore A Co.
that
batli tub lately, and until this time
F R O M O C R K X C H A N C .K S .
Newberg.
t2
ment. The weather was unfavorable
I supposed that tho idea of using that
D
r
e
s
s
m
a
k
in
g
.
Tho world can’t beat Chehalem valley and there were on ly few bidders. J. ;
Once upon a tiino a certain man got kind of tubs had been forever aban
Agent for Garland and Oregon 8toves.
for the variety of designs in sleds. Every D. Carter was tlie purchaser at a very ! Mrs. Ella Ilolly will do dressmaking at ' mad ut the editor and stopped his paper. doned.” —Pacific Ruilder.
the residence oi G. W, Mitchell, dcelfi
fellow is his own carpenter and draws on low figure.
The next week lie sold his corn at 20
his imagination for a pattern.
Oran K. Edwards pulls the strings over !
j cents below market price. Then his
For some reason tho nurserymen of the
B a n k r u p t S a le .
property for taxes liecanse he didn’t read Pacific Coast spend far less money in ad
Mrs. Abbis -Miles lias been home on a a four horse team when he fakes a crowd
$109.00 Slock in the Newberg Fair tlie sheriff's sale. Ho was arrested and
visit for tlie past ten days. Miss Maggie of young people out sleighriding. lie is
vertising than is paid out therefor in
! Association for $80.00. Address
fined $8 for hunting on Sunday, and he otiier portions ot the United-States. It
Inglis has been filling her place in the a eHpital driver ami the other boys seem
F
rank W ood , Newber , Or.
paid $300 for a lot of forged notes that
perfectly willing to let him handle the
school room during tier absence.
had been advertised for two weeks, and ^
n
i n
n
T
l r t o head ! A M
^ 0 0 *
M
H fflj, itJC U O U lO B P M .
Two young men named Ridgway and horses.
For Sale.
U K I* A IK 1 N G F I N E W A T C H E S A N D C L O C K S A S P E C I A L T Y .
the public cautioned not to negotiate for
Mr. Western, the export burner for
Hazletine respectively, arrived here last
30 acres of good land, small orchard In them. lie then paid a big Irishman with in this respect, hut ns a matter of fact |
! NEWBERG,
OREGON.
week from the Big Bend oountry in the pressed brick factory, arrived here foil bearing and new house, about a mile
there are nino states which lead it. The _______ ___
Washington. Mr. Ridgeway comes with from Chicago last week. The weather north of Newberg. Owner leaving for a foot on him like a foigo hammer, to California nurserymen expand for nows- j
kick him all the way down to a newspa paper aevertising annually the sum of
has not been so he could anything
the intention of attending college.
New Zealand. For particulars apply ut
per office, where ho paid four years sub $15,000 while tlioso of New \ork pay out.
much
but
put
the
m
achinery
in
shape,
Rev. Brown is different in one respect
G raphic ollice, Newberg, Or.
scription in advance and made tlie editor for tlie same purpose $113,000 annually
but
work
w
ill
begin
in
earnest
as
soon
at least from tlie average revivalist, lie
sign an agreement to knock him down
F o r S a lo .
1 and even in Nebraska tlie nurserymen
remembers tho bodies, as well as the ¡is the weather settles.
and rob him if lie ever ordered his paper expend about $23,090 for advertising or
.
A
gentleman
from
Champoeg,
w
ho
souls of his hearers, anil closes the meet
4C> acres of choice fruit land, 15 acres
stopped again. Such iu life without a one half more than the California
has tho agency for several books, cleared.
ings before they are all worn out.
1,0.90 fruit trees and small
newspaper.—Ex.
struck
town
last
week,
but
the
weather
nurserymen. Tlie Oregon nurseryman
fruit. Good house and barn, 2 miles from
Mrs. Thomas Warner was examined
Mr. Sullivan says the report that sal pay for advertising $2,708 which is loss
last Saturday by Judge Galloway and the was so unfavorable that he returned Newberg. For particulars call ut New
attending physicians, and committed to home Tuesday. H e was favorably im berg Nursery or address A. B. Cooper, mon in ascending a stream always turn than then mount paid hy the nursorymen
to the left, arises from the fact that these of South Dakota.—Rural Northwest,
the state insane asylum. She was taken pressed w ith Newberg and our people Newberg, Oregon.
fish seek cold water ill w hich to spawn
to Salem on Sunday by Mr. Warner aud will probably receive a visit from him
later,
M a r r ie d .
and that all of tho cold streams come
Joe Woods on the steamer El wood.
Di a paper recently read by Alexander
On Sunday, January 29, 1S93, at the from the east. If this be true, and our Craw, state horticultural quarantine offi
Mr. C. F. Davis, editor of the Bloom
A remonstrance is out protesting
home o f the bride's parents in N ew legislature should provide for a fish wheel cer for California, before u meeting of the
against a license being granted for a sa field, Iowa, Fanner, says: “ 1 can rec
berg, Air. Edw ard Rogers and Miss at Oregon City, our Yamhill river would California State Horticultural Society, lie
loon at Dundee and we understand the ommend Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A lina Thomas; Rev. Thomas C. Brown still contain only chubs, suckers and cat calls attention to a new peach pest of tlie
to
all
sufferers
with
colds
and
croup.
I
prospect is favorable for success. As is
fish —Reporter.
officiating.
most disastrous character.
This is the
usual in such cases tlioso who are inter have used for tlie past two years and
iiave
found
it
the
best
1
ever
used
for
the
A njono who attempts an argument black aphis, technically culled the Aphis
ested in the saloon have misrepresented
Oil Tuesday evening, Jan. 3, at the with Judge Galloway on fruit culture now persica niger. It attacks the roots, which
the facts and have obtained tho signa purpose for which it was intended.” 50
home o f tho bride in this city, Mr.
! must know whereof he speaks. He is makes it a very difficult pest to light. Tlie
tures of persons who have eince signed cent bottles for sale by C. F. Moore & Co
Jarrett Todd, A b and Lon H ill, John j Clms. Leavitt and Miss Dollle Hard reading tip, and is going into the busi half-grown inserts are a very dark green,
the remonstrance.
wick, G. T. Burnett, .1. P., officiating. I
and w hen full-grown they are a shiny
ness.—Reporter.
A. M. Bruy who was over from Dundee Brown, John Wetherell, Dr. Clark and
The G r a p h ic congratulates and |
black. Nunc ries of 100,000 trees have
Mr.
Western
went
up
the
river
yea
ter
.
on Wednesday, informed us that there
The
delegation
from
this
county
to
con
been destroyed in three weeks’ time by
" ;l8he^
' ^
" p,es 11 lon" hap
was a good prospect of changing the lines day by steamer, taking two boats with j py
fer with one from Washington concerning
Wo h sve »elected fnrnur trade the very b e lt quality o f H oniehnld Furniture to b e foun d, and
and prosperous life.
this pest. Two large consignments of
them.
Their
intention
was
to
go
as
we are prepared to ..(Ter som e rare bargains. We buy for cash, aud are thui euabled to
of the school district west of town and en
tlie disputed boundary near Wupato lake
bfcll at very low prices. Call aud see our goods and get our prices.
peach
trees
from
tlie
East
were
found
far
ns
Salem
and
stay
over
night,
then
Teachers*
Meeting.
larging the territory so that there will be
will make tlie proposition to trade certain
Calkin«’ Old Stand, rirst A Center Street.
The local teachers’ institute for Yam- sections of land, which will prove of to lie infested wit li this terrible aphis and
a hundred children of school age in the float dow n today and slay every duck
have
been
destroyed.
Mr.
Craw
says
and
goose
on
the
river.
A
n
yone
no
bill
county
will
convene
at
LaFayelte
on
district. A new school house will be
mutual benefit.—Reporter.
that whenever trees are found to be in
built and the school graded. The loca ticing any discoloration in the water o f Saturday Feb. 4, 1893, at 10 a. in., for
U nde Dan Holman says there lias been fested with tills pest no timo should be
tion of the house will probably be near the Willamette today need not give the following program has been arranged.
the least rain in Oregon this year of any
themselves any uneasiness.
M O RN IN G SE S S IO N .
Dundee.
lost in destoying them. Disinfection or
January of liis recollection for 49 years.
An
unprecedented
amount
of
enow
has
Music.
A short tiino ago a committee com
fumigation
should not bo relied upon.—
An eastern man would construe the say
Prayer.
posed of C. E. Iloskins, Dr. Mills and J. fallen during the past ten days. The
Music
Rural
Forth
west.
ing
ns
complimentary
to
tho
behavior
of
CARMES A FULL LINK OK
II. Rees was appointed by the liurlicnl- beautiful has fallen at intervals almost Reading Minutes of Previous Meeting.
tlie elements, but the reverse is true.
every
day
and
night
during
tlie
time.
It
Recess.
tural society to make out a list of fruits
Frogs and frosts, and dismal skies, that
Mnsic.
and berries suitable for planting in flue comes thick and fast for a little while
JA P A N E S E
How to Teach Reading, opened hy Prof. have been ours for tlie past few days, are
then
the
sun
shines
with
«luzzling
bright
locality, both for market and home use. j
•S S. Duncan.
dispelled hy tlie gcntlo rain in which a
ness
for
a
corresponding
length
cf
time.
Their report as adopted by the society on j
A F T E R N O O N SE SSIO N .
true Oregonian loves to slush about.—Re
last Saturday will be found in this issue, j Tho nights are clear and tlie moon shines
Music.
porter.
ure
rugs fo r
r e s c r ip t io n s
over
tlie
white
covering
of
earth
in
all
This article alone is worth double the |
Recitation.
liis splendor, milch to the gratification of
A new and C om plete Treatment, consisting
M u s ic .
price of the G raphic for a year.
Suppositories, oin tin eu t In Capsules, also In Perfumes, Fancy ami Toilet Article«, Taint«, Oils, Varniah and Oil Color. Also*
tlie young people who improve eaeli How to Conduct Ciphering Contests, led SCAHltY MUTTON FOK PORTLAND. o B f ox
aud Hills; a P ositive Cure for E xternal,
The regular church services being held
fine line of the
by Prof. A. N. Lowe.
Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic,
“ snining moment” gliding over hill and
in tiie Case neighborhood beyond C’ ham-
Lars Gregerson of Carlton was brought R ecent or H ereditary Piles, and m any other
Mn>ie.
dale. Tlie continuous fall of snow has
disease« ami fem ale w eaknesses: it Is always
Methods of Teaching Spelling, openc 1 by before Justice Rhodes on Tuesday charg
poeg, by Martin Cook and Mrs. Votuw,
*rB* I a great benefit to the general health. The first
made as line sleighing as could lie asked
l’rof G. A Peebles,
d iscovery of a m edical cu re ren derin g nn op
are not held in a school house now as we
ed with moving diseased sheep on *» 1 pw oration
with a knife unnecessary hereafter.
for. It is unusual anywhere to see so! Spelling Contest by tlie teachers and
stated a snort time ago. The jieoplo over !
public highway contrary to law. Tlie This R em edy has n ever been know n to fail.
other« present.
much snow with so little cold weather.
$1 per box, f> for $-*>; sent by m all. Why suffer
there have joined together and have built i
How to Teach Composition,
J. A. Bu complaint was filed hy Dr. Minty, tho from this terrible disease when a written
Tlie coldest we have had was on Tuesday
Is given with <> b oxes, to refund the
chanan
a neat union church for their accummo i
county inspector, who represent*, that tie J guarantee
m oney if not cured.
Send stam p for free
night when the thetuoineb-r registered 15 Closing Song.
dation which will stand a monument to I
had previously inspected tlie hand and »Sample. Guarantee issued by W oodw ard,
P rescriptions C arefully C om -
| above zero
Wednesday morning was
Benediction.
) Clarke A Co., W holesale and Retail Druggists,
hounded D ay or N ight .
&
their efforts for the bettering of Immani
found them in exceedingly had condition, gole Agent*, Portland, Oregon.
1 tliejnost blustering time of the winter.
J. B. S tilwell ,
1
c . 1*. MOOKK A CO.,
ty. We are glad to correct the mistake
so much so that the expense of treatment
- Com.
L H. B aker ,
Hole Agents for Newberg.
Mr. Albert Favorhe, of Arkansas City,
we made in tho announcement.
would exceed their value, and the de-
M is s O r il l a P e t e r s
> ICan., wi-lies to give onr readers tlie ben-
fendent chose the privilege of killing tho
The revival services under the leader
Weather
Deport.
N A T IO N A L R R M K D Y CO.
! efit of his experience with colds. He
animals and burning their carcasses. In
ship of Rev. Thomas Brown are still con
David \V. Martin, general agent for the Na
W iiin f k l l , N kw bkimi , Jan., 1893.
;sa\s: “ X contracted a cold early last
stead of doing so he moved them to the tional R em edy Co. wishes to announce that he
tinued at Friends cliurch, both in the
40) ft.
now’ lias two agents in Newberg for tho sale
1 spring that settled on my lungs, ami hail Elevation above sea level
field of a neighbor, wli -re they were sold to o f his m edicines. Mrs. Mary H obson, on south
afternoon and evening. The afternoon
34.9°
hardly recovered from it when I caught Mean temperature
a Portland butcher and hy him butchered M eridian street, near the fa ir grounds, and
meetings are very well attended and the
Mrs. C ox, on First street, one d oor west o f Pres
55.4°
M aximum temperature
and shipped to tlie metropolis to supply byterlan ch urch , arc his only authorized
services are proving a great blessing to i another that hang on all summer and
date 7th.
agents, who have and will hereafter keep on We take tliia plan to inform the public that we aro better than ever prepared to «ap
j left me with a hacking cough which I
the craving demand for spring lamb. hand :i full supply o f the above nam ed reme-
the church, l'owerfut sermons hy the
15-4°
1 thought I never would get rid of. I had Minimum temperature
Mcptpdtolrol
ply the trade tliin Fall in tho line of a
Gregerson’ s only infraction of tlie law dies.
pastor are listened to by crowded bouses
date
31st.
n~e I Cham!s rIain’s Cough Remedy some
was in moving them upon the public
every night and the interest is increas
fourteen years ago with much success, Mean o f maxim um temperature 41.1° highway, but it may provo a pretiv serious
ing. A large number of conversions are
“
28.8°
and concluded to try it again. When I Mean o f m inim um
and expensive one before lie gets through
Pa’ ties <le«irinir to aet orchard« till« Fall will make money hy calling on cr c o m »
already re|iorted. One commendable feat
ha I got through with one bottle my No. times m aximum temperature 80° with it,
lie waived examination ami
,smiling with nn before placing their order«.
ure of Rev. B rosn’s methods is his clos
0
or above
cough hail left ine, arid I have not. suffer
was bonded over in the sum of $500 to
ing the meetings at a reasonable hour.
No.
times
minimum
“
32°
or
ed with a cough or cold since.
I have
await action of tlie grand jury.
The
The evening meetings close at nine
24
below
recommended it to others, and all speak
i’oilland butcher w ho is the worse off-nd-
o ’clock.
Total
precipitation
1.45
in.
well of it.” 50 cent Imttlos for sale by C.
er, ought to be hunted down and sent to
W . IP . H E A C O C K ,
Total depth o f unmelted snowfall 12 in.
Tuesday’s Oregonian gave an account of F. Moore & Co., Iruggists
tlie pen for a year or two.—Rrporlcr.
a serious accident which befell the w ife
of Mr Avery, of the firm of Avery,
It IK IL K HATH TUBS.
Chnrchill A Co., on last Monday While
T urning-. S h in « !.., L «lh . Picket», Lim e, Sand, Ola»«, B all» and a ll k ln d .n t R nlldln « Mala
going up the elevator in the Markham
rial and B u ild e r,’ Hardware.
Nwwbwrc, O re g o n .
The report that the hath tubs and laun
building in Portland, by the unskillful
dry tubs in H ip elegant l-owenl.crg resi
management of the mail in charge of the
dence in this city would he made out of
elevator, she was thrown ou’ bv a -u-lden
! solid marble hollowed onl from a whole
j-rk. and fell to the t*o:Tom. a li-lance of
Mock, just as a druggist’s ,-cstle is no
69 feet. A false work of plank n~ar tho
doubt made, has awakened some com
N E W B E R G , O R .
bottom broke the force of the tall to «©me
ment among local builder»
” 1 doubt
extent, and strange to say. while «he a»«
very much,” said one well known deal r
Q EVEREST, breeder o f * C. B Leghorn«. 8. C W. Leghorn*.
Jf taken ss directed, we Guarantee Sat
dangeronsly hurt, tho physicians think
in go-itla of this character, ’ ’ if such tubs
K. C. B. Leghorn*, Silver Spangled Hamburg«, Barred Plymouth
isfaction or refund your money.
she will recover.
Hock« and Pekin Ducks.
as tiles'- will ever be brought to l'->rtlan-1
The only Fare Cream o f Tartar Towder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
Bird» from the leading yard«.
Cal! or write for anything
Later—Mrs Avery die! Tuesday even
DON’T CRIPE.
in reality. In fact, I < ink Ihe histoiy of D O N ’ T SIOKE.’ I.
needed In my line.
A
ing.
Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.
) cesti per bjttlo, by your Druggist. dcc231y
the hollowed out hath tub is ioflkient as-
OilEGON lAN R AILW A Y TIME
North.
A p ril 1, I ' j JI.
Fresh corn meal a! Calkins’ .
RLE.
Curley Gi’ -oif went to Oregon City
yesterday.
South.
GRASS SEED
GRASS SEED
Local Events.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS FOR D. M. FERRY & GO.
Seed Drills
Spring W h eat
Bee Supplies
Field Peas
Spring Vetches
Seed Oats
Fertilizers
Seed Potatoes
Spring Rye
Tlie New Tin ©hop.
F. H. STOREY, Prop.
..I - T O - I L S O N ’S G R O C E R Y
Anything 1»™° Grocery Line.
L 1115 Pjnnnpr
T 1U 11C 0I H A R D W A R E S T O R E
Builders’ tmd Shelf Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware, Pumps,
Lumbermen's Supplies, Etc.
Bank Building.
J. g MOUNT.
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W ATCHM AKER
BUY
BUY
BUY
BUY
BUY
Howard,
&
JEW ELER.
Hardware of J. H. TOWNSEND.
Stoves of J. H. TOWNSEND.
Plows of J. H. TOWNSEND,
of
J. H. TOWNSEND.
Furniture
of
Seeds J. H. TOWNSEND.
]S fE W
F U R N IT U R E STORE.
Everything New, Atjled-rock Prices.
Newberg, Oregon.
W. T. MACY.
pos T OFFICE DRUG STO
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C U R E
Popular Patent and FamilyMedicines
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L A T E ST STY LES of W A LL RA RER.
Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
C. F. MOORE
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CO.
Newberg Nursery,
A. IC. COORER & CO.
BILIOUSNESS
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
D EPO T LUM BER YAR D .
D-PRICE’S
osstsaat
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets,
THE S. B. HEADACHE & LIVER CURE
(P H Y S I O IfMkl
Oak Grove Poultry Yards,