You will lind the phut* for it when you
SEE
OUR
SPR IN G
AND
SUMMER
D IS P L A Y
OF
Q UALITY
AND
ELEGANCE.
O u r seasonable stock likes nothing but buyers. They eome. They w ill be satisfied. They will buy, at the Fairest Prices Ever M ade for such Qualities.
Visitors are not asked to believe, but are shown goods to Convince them that we are Leading the Trade in
HUCEILT’S
B O Y S 7 C L O T H I N G , OOBUSTTS 7 BTTBnSTISIETIlsra- GOODS, H A T S , ETC.
I f you want value for your money, come and see us.
brated Rrownsville W oolen Goods for this valley.
Truth brands our goods Honest Quality. VfeCzsr Remember we are exclusive agents for the Cele-
Yours F o r Trade,
St
NEWBERG
GRAPHIC.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
MoU.NINO.
EDITORE AND PUBLISHERS!
E. IÍ. W
o odw ard an d
O h m . C. E m e r y .
F R ID A Y , M A R C H 24, 1893.
Entered as aecond eta.» matter at tbo poat
ottico at Newberg, Oregon.
C i r c u i t court convenea at M cMinnville
on next Monday. There are nearly 80
caBett on the docket, aliout the usual
number of which are divorce cases. The
minister gets a fee lor tying the knot,
and the attorney a larger one for helping
to untie it.
A NEW vessel of the whulebuck order,
hut an improvement over the Wetmore,
is soon to be launched from the yards of
the Pacific Steel Purge Co., at Everott,
Wash. This company feels confident
that it will l>o afilo to build a vessel hav­
ing all tho advantages ever claimed for
the Wetmore, but witli none of its de­
fects.
T iie dangerous character of tho class of
men who usually receive territorial ap­
pointments, especially in Alaska, was
again demonstrated a few days ago when
n Deputy U. 8. Marshal shot and killed a
store koeper out of pure |>ersonul spite.
That the murderer is in jail docs not
count for much, us Ids official associates
are generally of such a character that by
Some hook or crook they will succeed in
securing his release.
Now that Oregon has a gumo warden
whose business it is to keep fish dealers
from selling salmon in March andpruvent
country people from killing grouse ami
pheasants of ttieir own raising, the
"sportinen” of the state have effected an
organisation and arranged for u big tour­
nament some time during tho early sum­
mer, offering $3,500 in prizes.
Mean­
while the orchards of tho state aro un­
protected and the scale ami codlm moth
hold undisputed swuy, while the state
heard of horticulture exists only in name,
without sufficient means to pay necessary
postage and traveling ox|>enscB. Grout
is the wisdom of some legislators.
E. W . D ix o n , of Forost Grove, lias in­
vented und constructed a model of an uir
ship which ho thinks will aolvo the groat
question of aerial navigation. Tho 7’imr*
gives the following description of the
ship:
Tho “ ship” is composed of two parts,
the balloon uml hull. The balloon which
is |>ointod in front to offer ns small resist­
ance as possible, is made in two compart­
ments and will he filled with hydrogen
gas. The hull, su*|ienilod by it has cost
Air. Dixon years of study. The hull is
similar ill shape to a water craft, except­
ing the t«iw, which is more nearly round.
Unlike all other uir ships the rudder is in
front. The p r o filin g power will tie elec­
tric motor. The wheels are so construct­
ed ns to pull hard upon the uir and run at
a high rate of speed. A ll the machinery
is adjustable, in faet, is a combination of
adjustments which nre believed hy the
inventor to bo the solution of the problem
of aerial navigation. The pilot will have
all tho machinery under his control, ami
lioth wheels can he adjusted at tho same
time or separately so as to make the ship
go ou a circle, or go higher, or lower, ns
desired, uml any or all of tho adjustments
can tie made while wheels are going at
full speed. Mr. Dixon provides protec­
tion in ease of accident to the balloon in
five different ways: by making mom gss,
throwing overtsiard sand hags, providing
tile balloon with a parachute, adjusting
the pro|iellera so as to sustain the ship
and having individual |iariichuto* at
hand, Mr. Dixon says tie is in hopes of
organizing a company nnd building a ship
to go to Chicago in duly, and thinks lie
can go from Fort land to Chicago in thirty
hours.
T II K "IN V A R IO M -o r -r ill V A T I-
R IQ IIT S " EXCISE.
The grent bugaboo witli which the hill*
proposed by the Slate Hoard of Horticul­
ture, and endorsed by tlie Stato Horticul­
tural Society, had to contend heforo the
legislature, recently in mission, was the
allegation that they authorized an un­
warranted Invasion of private rights.
It seems to la) very eaay to befog the
vision of the public generally and of the
legislature in particular upon this matter
of private rights. The fruit growers of
Oregon were represented to lie a raps-
cious elass, ready and anxious to pnt into
operation a system of laws of a tyrannical
and inquisitorial character. They were
saief to lie asking lor a class o( legislation
unknown to any other of the states of our
Cnion, except California, and, of course,
everybody knows how disastrous? has
bean the result of protecting hy law the
fruit Industry of that stale. Strange as
it may appear to the inmnls>rs of tho leg­
islature who were infinenced hy the class
of arguments which led to the defeat of
the proposed laws, above rsfered to, the
provisions ol those proposod laws would
not have I mwmi any more arbitrary, any
more inquisitorial, would not have placed
any moro judicial power in the hand* of
individuals than a number of very neees
sary and useful laws now upon Hie statue
hooks of Oregon. |<artu-ularly those relat­
ing to contagious diseases among domes­
tic animals and to uoxioua weeds.
The propuecd act to atop the importa-
A d m in is t r a t o r * N o tic e .
tion of trees of the peach kind from dis­ Floriculture and Viticulture, Dr. J. R one day last week. The birds will be
In the County Court of Yamhill County, Or.,
tricts infected witli the Feacli Yellows is , Cardwell, Superintendent. The Depart­ turned loose in those statts as an experi­
In the matter of the Estate*
said to have been defeated because it was ment of Alines, Alining, anil Aletalurgy, ment. It is rather doubtful if they will
of
[
distasteful to the railway companies wiio , C. W . Ayers, Suiierintendent. The De­ stand the hard winters of the eastern J oseph H o sk in s , Deceased.)
Notice is hereby Riven that the undersigned
N E W B E E Q , O E iB G O lT .
feared that it might involve them in dam­ partment of Fishing and Fishing Appa­ I country.— .Reporter.
1ms been by an order of the County Court of
Yamhill County, Oregon, duly appointed as
age suits. It certainly could nut have op­ ratus, .Manufactures, Electrical and Afe-
Tiiere is need of a spelling reform in an
administrator of the estate of Joseph ilos-
Incorporated 1893. Capital Stock $40,000.
erated injuriously to any other interest in j cbanical Inventions, Geo. T. Afyers, So- Alc.Minnvillb. The pupils of the city kins deceased.
Now therefore all persons having claims
Oregon. As has been said liefore, Ill's lierintendent. Ttio Department of Wo­ schools and of tlie college are notably de­ against said estate are hereby notified and re­
disease is to the peach tree what the men’s Work, comprising the Fine Arts, ficient in this brunch of education. The quired to present the same to the undersigned
D IR E O T O R S :
duly verified at his residence near Newt erg in
pleuro-pneuiuonia is to cattle, if not even Household Economy, uml products there­ teachers themselves will admit this fact. Yamhill County, Oregon, within six months u . w . M c C o n n e l l ,
g . c . C h r i s t e n s o n ,
w . k . a l l e n
the date hereof.
more fatal.
Absolutely no remedy is of, Airs. AI. Payton, Superintendent until A committee recently called upon to pass from
G. AV. M I T C H E L L ,
A . R. M IL L S .
Dated this the 9th day of March, A. D. 1893.
J. L lW lt H oskins ,
kuown for it. If it once establishes itself July 1, 1893, and Airs. E. AV. Allen. Su­ judgment U|<m some school essays found
Administrator of said Estate.
Am ple Facilities Afforded for the Transaction o f a General B anking Business.
in Oregon the peach growing industry, perintendent from July 1, 1893. The De­ such simple words as “ very,” “ until,”
F. W. Fenton, Attorney for said Estate.
t5
G. AV. M i t c h e l l , Pres.
A. R. M i l l s , A'ice Pres.
M o se s A' o t a w , Cashier.
which is making rapid iieadway in some partment of Education, including Educa­ “ arc,” etc., inispelled. One essay con­
parts of the state, will he doomed. Afore tional Exhibits, Literary, Special, Gener­ tained eighteen mispeiled words, another,
J A P A N E S E
than that, the very failure of tho legisla­ al, Music, etc., E. B. AIcKIroy, Superin­ twelve. No other brancti of education
F. E. IIADLEY,
J. R. HUNT.
A. HODGSON
ture to pass this law is likely to practical­ tendent. The Department of Civil Gov­ will show neglect and defects more glar­
H A D L E Y ", H U N T & C O .
ly cut off the fast growing business of Or­ ernment, including Statu and County, ingly than tiiat of spelling and the use of
egon nurserymen in supplying California Goe. W. .McBride, Superintendent.
language, and students and teachers will
Manufacturers of
Persons wishing to make exhibits in do well to remember that a good use of
with treos. The immediate loss of thou­
A new and Complete Treatment, consisting
of Suppositories, Ointment in Capsules, also in
sands of dollars annually and tho pros­ any of the departments enumerated, will English in speaking and writing will aid Hox and Pills; a Positive Cure for External,
pective loss of millions was not sufficient please communicate with the su|>erinten- its possessor vastly more in getting on in Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic,
Recent or Hereditary Piles, and many other
to weigh in tho scale against the annoy­ dents of the departments in which tlioy tlie world than a masterly knowledge of diseases ami female weaknesses; it is always
We are prepared to make a superior Quality of drain tiie in all sizes. Large orders promptly
a great benefit to the general health. The first
ance which railway companies would suf­ wish to make entries.
tlie circulation of the blood or tlie conju­ discovery of a medical cure rendering an op­ filled. Correspondence solicited. Price list on application. Corner Main A Dayton Streets.
eration
with
a
knife
unnecessary
hereafter.
Yours Truly,
fer it they were prohibited from iiu(>ort-
gations of Greek and Latin.— Reporter.
This Remedy has never been known to fail.
O Z R Æ O -O U S T .
N E W B E R G ,
C. B. I r v in e , Sec’y.
ing peach trees from districts infected
1 per box, 6 for $5; sent by mail. Why suffer
Contact witli refined society in all parts $ from
this terrible disease when a written
with this dread disease.
of the globe, tlie grace of God and an guarantee is given with 6 boxes, to refund the
The special coses of invasion of private F I . ( I K . \ I, l i r . l ' . t I t T M K N T O F T H E O R - idoinitable will have operated to trans­ money if not cured. Semi stamp for free
Sample.
Guarantee issued by Woodward,
K l i l l N S T A T E H O K T I I l l . M l : A I.
rights which wero objected to in the pro­
& Co., Wholesale und Retail Druggists,
form Ben Hogen from an ignorant Ger­ Clarke
S O C IE T Y , T H E J l’ NK
gole Agen»s, Portland. Oregon.
posed hills were those which authorize
E X H IB IT .
C. F. MOORE «& CO.,
man-French pugilist ami dive keeper into
Bole Agents for Newberg.
the commissioners or inspectors of the
N E W B E R G , O R .
a man of tolerable decency and intelli­
One
of
the
most
important
features
of
State Hoard of Horticulture to pass ii|ion
gence, for which Ben deserves credit
tho question us to whether trees, fruits, the work done hy the Oregon State Hor­ and admiration. He said a good many
C- E V E R E S T , breeder of S C. B. Leghorns, S. C. W. Leghorns,
K. C. B. Leghorns, Silver Spangled Ilamburgs, Barred Plymouth
etc., are infected witli (tests, or not, and ticultural Society at its annual meeting good tilings in tiis lectures here, and his
Rocks and Pekin Ducks.
giving such commissioners the jiower to held in this city last January was the stereoptican exhibits were quite pleasing
Birds from the leading yards.
Call or write for anything
N ew berg ,
•
O regon .
see to it that such ,iests are eradicated. forming of a floral adjunct.
needed in my line.
to tlie large audience that assembled.
This purt of their work is quite as as­
Now the acts authorized by tiieso pro­
The most ardent admirers of his lecturrs
visions are almost identical in character set) tial as any other brand), and while po­ were of the class who rarely go to church,
with those confered upon the state veteri­ mology, etc. aro practically indispensible, and they though: Ben struck awfully
M A R IS & C O LO O H D ,
narian in case of infected live stock and yet litis society could do no more lauda­ straight from the shoulder. So do the
ble
work
titan
that
of
promoting
floricul­
upon county supervisors in tho case of
A g e n t a nuil D ea lers fn
homo preachers, but they don't go to
noxious weeds. It is nccessury that these ture. True, we must rely upon tho form­ hear them. Itinerant lecturers like Ho­
officers should have such powers in order er to supply our temporal wants, yet gan get a great deal of glory for many ex­
to dual effectively with tho evils which it there are elements in our nature that may pressions of gospel truth that may be Stair Building a Specialty
bo nourished by feasting out eyes on
Bargains in 5 and 10 acre Fruit and Chckeu Tracts, near town, on easy terms. Best o
is their duty to contend with.
heard at home any Lord’s day.— Reporter.
market.
Plans and Specifications furnished on appli­
It is a very old principle of law that tilings of beauty, such as appeal to our
Rev. W iley Knowles writes from his cation. Residence corner 3d & Meridiau Sts.
no man may maintain anything which is better feolings, serving to elevate our home in California to U. Nelson that lie
a menace to tho life, health or pro|>erty of lives to a higher moral standard. These has just passed through the severest sick­
TT! D . E L W O O D ,
his neighbors. Anything which does this lieautiful gifts of nature como to us us ness lie has ex|ierlenced for years. He
is
living
three
miles
in
the
country,
and
messengers
of
love,
peace
and
purity
and
is a nuisance and if it uffucis the public
T H E
N E W B E R G
JE W E L E R .
says lie doesn’ t beliove he can ever get
at large it becomes a public nuisance —rest.
used to it. Everything is dull and stu­
Keep*«tail Hn« ui W atches, Clocks, Jew elry and Optical Goods.
Their commercial value also is of no pid, with no sound during tlie long hours
which it is not rnorely the right tiut oven
small consideration. Neither should we of tlie night to break the dull monotony
tho duty of tho stato to ahote.
Makes a specialty of repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Engraving neatly done.
There can bo no question about the loose sight of tlie fact that they would hut tlie dismal screech of the insignificant
Main St., Newberg, Oregon.
ground
owl.
He
says
that
last
Sunday
fact that every neglected, infested orchard become one of tho leading factors in pro­ about a mile from him occured one of
is a public nuisance, and it is useless to moting the growth and prosperity of our tlie famous California rabbit drives, and
talk of building up a groat fruit growing country as lias been the case in California all tho forenoon ail kinds of rigs passed
industry in Oregon unless tlioso nuisances hy furnishing an incentive to immigra­ his place tilled with men, women and
children, church members and non-
are abated. The fruit growers liuve asked tion. So that any way we may view this
church members, all anxious to be at
for no greater protection than lias ls>en subject it proves itself well worthy the “ the killing.” You can, if you choose,
prominenco
thu
horticultural
society
is
do
almost any kind of business there on
freely accorded to cuttle and sheep
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
giving it
Sunday, but on a legal holiday you can
raisers.
scarcely
do
any
business
at
all.
Air.
AN E X H IB IT IN JUNE.
Tho eontimont of the state needs en­
Knowles should return to Oregon, where
The executive committee appointed by
lightenment on this mutter heforo an­
wo have a bettor Btato of morals.— Re­
Pres.
J.
It,
Cardwell
to
manage
the
other legislature is elected. Wo believe
porter.
I s a
| i > I r A ’ " k > ; T Y i ‘ S ujje &
S A F E , I I I 1 A i!"k L V ^ I C H E A P
that Air. S. A. Clarke claims that it Is the affairs of tho department set vigorously to
Which we arc selling beloiv Portland pr'ccs. Every suit guaranteed. We have
If taken as directed, we Guarantee Sat­
I . n F A Y K T T K 1T F .M S .
State Hoard system which is objection­ work to put into execution plans for a
isfaction
or
refund
your
money.
lloral
exhibit
to
be
given
in
this
city
the
able. If this ho Into nothing was gained
Rev. Gwyn has just closed a series of D O N 'T S IC K E N .
D O N ’T CR tP E
by defeating the proposed laws, for the present season. In consideration of the
meetings in tlie Presbyteiian church.
50 cents per bottle, by your Druggist. dcc281y
fact,
that
tlie
Oregon
Pioneers
hold
their
Which we are closing out.
Stato Hoard of Horticulture remains in
He is a very eloquent and impressive
existence, ft, however, a liettcr method reunion on tlie 15th of June, it has been
speaker and tlicro lias been a number ad­
We have bought the entire
of protecting tho fruit interests of the arranged to make tlie time of this exhibit
If. W A R N E R ,
ded to tlie church as a result of his la­ T
corres|iond
witli
their
dates,
continuing
stnte can be devised than tho Hoard
bors.
method it ought to Is) brought to light us throe days, from tlie 14th to the ltttli in­
O f O. X . A lle n , which we are selling at First Cost.
The Evangelicals have also held one of
E L L
B O R E R .
soon an possible, in order to give time for clusive. They have prepared a very lib­
We keep on hand a full line of
the most successful revivals ever held in
NEWBERG, OREGON.
a thorough consideration of its merits be­ eral list of premiums which is ns follows:
LaFavette, there being about seventy-five
I am prepared to sink wells on short notice
Tlie county making tlie best display of
fore it is submitted to tho legislature.
conversions.
and iruartiutee good work at a reasonable figure.
Get my prices before having your well made.
Every fiuit grower in the stato is, cr cultivated (lowers ( Multnomah excepted)
The Evangelicals have the lumber on
—
1st
premium,
$50;
2nd
$25.
ought to lie, interested in this subject.—
tho ground and tho foundation laid for
Professional tlorist making best general
Itural Xorth nest.
their new church building which is locat­
Which we sell as low as any house iu Newberg.
display- -1st, $25; 2nd $15.
ed on tlie block north of the seminary LARGEST STOCK
Give us a trial and be convinced. Highest price paid for all kinds of produce.
Choicest collection of roses by ama­
bui'ding and will bo 35x03 feet with 18
OltF.O O N W O U L D ’«
F :\ llt C O M M IS ­ teurs— 1st, $10; 2nd, $5.
foot wails.
Largest and finest assortment pansies
TO SELECT FROM. Armory'Buildiug, Main St„ Newberg, Oregon.
S IO N .
Tlie seminary is getting along nicely
by amateurs— 1st, $10; 2nd, $5.
under tlie management of Professors Bow­
S ale m , Or.. March 10, 1893.
For tlie largest pansy—$5.
Bought In eastern M arkets at liottoin
To T h e C it iz e n s of O r e o o n :— The Or­
man and AVashburn.
price*, an d offered at real values.
Choicest sweet peas (variety a consid­
egon W orld’s Fair Commission lias been eration)— 1st, $10; 2nd, $5.
The sheriff closed up our saloon on last
44
Dozen Shoes, M e n ’s, AA'omen’s and
legally organized. Its officers, superin­
Friday morning and it is still closed.
Fine-t display of potted plants— 1st,
K id s ’.
Tlie saloon keejier says the preachers and
tendents, assistants, ami agents have
^ \ C M E Churns, T i U C K E Y E Pumps
$10; 2nd, $5.
been chosen, and they arc now actively
temperance lecturers have ruined his bus­ 63 Dozen Underwear, M en's, AA'omen's
Largest and handsomest Rex Begonia,
(C A R R IA G E S ,
J J IS C Harrows,
iness, we say let it stay ruined.
engaged in the preparation of an exhibit
anil K id's.
$>"*
Mr. Daniel, and Mr. Ediniston have
of the rich and varied resources of Ore­
^ V A N S ’ Lever Harrows,
Native flora pressed—1st, $15; 2nd, $10.
fl
p>
both sold out of tlie flouring miffs and 160 Dozen Hosiery, M e n ’s AA’om en’s
gon, to lie placed before tho eyes ol tin«
oi
Native flora fresh— 1st, $15; 2nd, $10.
J T E E D Mills,
Q . I A N T Grubbers,
nnd K ids'.
world in tho several department buildings
Mr. P. A. Bates is sole owner of the miff.
Orchid*— 1st, $10; 2nd, $5.
JARN ES8,
of the Columbian Exposition at Chicago.
John Dunn has sold his blacksmith 42 Dozen Shirts, M e n ’s and B oys’.
Toe only consideration for entering an
pi
As this W orld’s Exposition opens shortly,
| business to Mr. Johnson. Mr. Dunn ex-
rf
T
M
PR
O
A
’
ED
Planet Jr. Cultivator.
o
exhibit is an annual membership, requir­
! 36 Dozen Hats,
“
“
i pouts to inovo to his (dace on Chehalem J
no time should be lost if we would lie
©
ing a fee of fifty cents for ladies and one
in
J O IN T E R S ,
J ^ N I F E Grinders,
Beady Made Clothing.
©
properly represented.
Our state lias
mountain.
dollar for gentlemen. The holder is en­
Mr. E. II. l'oppleton lias sold all his Overalls and Jumpers.
been slotted ample spaces In the differ­
J^AAVN Mowers, ^ T O A V E R S ,
titled to the privileges of any exhibit in
’ land where tho nursery used to be, to tlie
ent department buildings, which this
any part of tlie state during tlie year.
Collars,
Cuff's, Ties, Gloves and Mitts.
^
F . C K Yokes, Q I I . S , p L O A V S , Q
Commission lias promised to fill, and
Evangelical society.
They expect to
©
This exhibition is given in the interest of
S
<*•
which it ho|>ea to occupy with honor to
build a new school building tiiere, as the Suspenders, Garters, Y a rn etc.
p .A K E S ,
«C R A P E R S ,
*
m
every city, town and village in the state.
the statu. And to make the labors of
seminary building they now occupy is too
O'
Tlie purpose is to reacli all who love
Stationery, Blank Hooks, A lbu m s, A c-
©
r J1E R R Y Carts
J J n Ivor sal AA’ ringtr,
©
this commission the mom successful,
{ small.
M
oordeons, Dressing Cases, Cotulis,
flowers. Tlie state is large, and its flora
which will add not only to tho credit ol
’^
’
■pgctable
Cutters
W
A
C
3
S
8
,
u
Mr. AA'alhng, of Portland, arsisted bv
ora
combines the wealth of the valleys and
a
the stale, hut to her every citizen, the
about fifty of the officers and members of Brushes, Dolls, Fancy Goods.
prairies, tlie hills anil mountains, of all
M
X . Y . Z. Ac. For sale at the
free cooperation of tier each ami every
Friendship Kebekah lod ge of McMinn­ | Shirt Jewelry, G old Rings, Plain and
O
their nooks and intervals and as well the
►i
resilient is earnestly solicited.
ville, organized a Kebekah Lodge at this
Set
w
ith
Rubies,
Diam
onds,
etc.
©
bloom found upon onr so-called deserts
To this end. therefore, all |iersons who
place on tlie night of 8th inst. There
and wastes. There nre few wastes in Or­
20
Year
Filled
Gold.
Silver
and
Silvcr-
have prepared individual exhibits, all so­
was 35 memtiers initiated on that even­
O F
egon, none where flowers cannot blootn.
ine AA'atclies an d Gold Pens.
cieties, organizations, or associations of
ing. The ladies had prepared a nice sup­
Therefore we appeal to the women of Or­
any kind w hitevor (list have prepared e x ­
per which all enjoyed at 12 o’clock. The Fine and Business Cloth, M ade to O r­
egon, and men too, whoever and whore-
hibit* of any kind (or the coming Expo­
officers for the first torm are as follows:
der for those not too pcnurlously
over they may tie, whether on the bounti­
sition, are urged to at onco place them­
carnal to look well.
Mrs. Fits Gates. N. G . ; Mrs. Jessie John­
ful prairies, tlie more !>eantiful hills or
selves in communication with tho heads
son, A'. G . ; Mrs. Florence Olds. Record­
tlie sightly mountain sides, to help us in
of the several departments, as organized
ing Secretary; Mrs. lam A'ickey, Finan­
onr endeavor to bring more beauty, frag­
by this Commission. You may lie able
cial Beerstin ; Mrs. Anna llemhre, treas­
rance and moral trust and pure life into
to judge to which department your exhib­
urer; Mrs. Iattlefield. Conductor; Mrs.
our homes by introducing overy w here tlie
it belongs by reading what follows : This
Micliaox, AA'arden; Mrs. Alice Martin.
i r a
culture of flowers.
Commission desires to send to Chicago
I. G .; J. AA\ Martin, O. G. The lodge t^PR IN G BRANCH
correspondence desired .
Evans
&
Clemenson
new berg , ^
oreoon .
those things which will in any manner
meet* every AA'edneedav night in I. O. O.
Tho ladies of the committee earnestly
I h *y . fast resolved a mil tin« of new »nod*.
give a true represents!ion of any of Ore­
F. hall.
I
* nd ’*"< < 1 U»Iity, *ud will
request all w ho are interested to accept
„ ,
I
* * low figure« a.* the quality of our aooda
gon's resources, or add in any wsv to
Mr. James our genial operator, lias
this us a |»'rsonal invitation to op*tl a
De*1re to announce to the public that they hart j
will Justify.
1
f
the attractiveness of the spaces allotted to
bought tlie Jolly property near the depot
opened a meat market in Newberg. and am
^ complete *^b^ifnjng outfit just receired.
correspondence with them. Any infor­
N k 'VRKRO,
O slo ox.
Come and see me.
Oregon in any ol tho exposition build­
and will soon move hi* family there and
| now prepared to supply anything in the line o
mation desired may bo had hy calling on
ings.
raise chickens as well as rling lightning.
or addressing the secretary, Airs. M. K.
The Oregon exhilat will lie collected
Mr. Kelty has traded his residence
Shafford, 343 Morrison Street, Corner
Fresh Beef, Pork or M utton,
City Poultry Yare
and displajed under tho following head
prcjcrty to Mr. Williamson for residence
Til), Portland, Oregon.
mgs :
W yandottcs a Specialty.
pro|»-rty near the flouring mill.
t\ F Butler. Breeder und Fincfer of Lt. Brah­
ma Fowl*. Ibike of York and Auto­
The IV|sirtrocnt of Agriculture. Forest­
AA'e are reliably informed that the visile
crat «train*
F R O M t i l 'l l i:\ t I M M . I H .
At all times. You are respectfully invited to
ry and Forest Products, and Live Slock,
of our jovial editor to Newberg will soon
The beM Aiul most popular breed.
call anti see them First it., one door west
Stock first elans iu every respect Egga for sal«
Kvtrs for suie at
per setting o f 1-Y
W. F. Alatlu.k. Superintendent. The
aud satisfaction guaranteed^
R. B. Ilihha shipped t>2 China pheas­ cease, lucres* to you Bro. Carpenter.
of Townsend a hardware store.
C.dl ou or addrer-
g
Hobson,
IH’ isutuient of If arti u'.ture, including ants to partici in Coloralo anJ Iiiiuois
PoJIY.
N E " BEKG
OREGON
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OREGON
The Chehalem Valley Bank.
L J U J 1?
C U R B
First
Class
Drain
Tile.
Oak Grove Poultry Yards,
T. B. CUMMINGS,
Contractor
& Builder.
REAL
ESTATE
BILIOUSNESS
AS GOOD AS GOLD.
THE S. B. H E A D A C H E S LIV E R CURE
Albany Woolen Mills Clothing
Some Special Bargains in Men’s & Boys Pants
SHOE! S T O C K
W
(zfeneral AXerclia/ncLise,
J. D. CARTER.
C h ris te n s o n 13rothers.
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