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20 Per Cent Off In order to close out our SUMMER CLOTHING, HATS AND UNDERWEAR, we have decided to give a discount of 20 per cent on all goods of this class sold for cash for the next 40 days. We must get them off our shelves before our fall and winter stock begins to arrive. If you want an honest deal and a real bargain, save your money and buy from us. Agents for Brownsville Woolen Goods. NEWBERG GRAPHIC. / aim down to mole hills with their iron grip, and have made ivhat were worthless sand hills such valuable residence sites that they may bo called bills of gold.” the privilege of seeing what wo can do. In quantity, of course, we could not hold a comparison; but in quality we could easily hold our own.” AN OIIICUON OUIZ/.LEY. Tho grizzley boar is nearly a thing of tlio past in Oregon, but occasionally one is heard from. The Tidings, of Ashland, tells the lollowing: George Farlow, who is in town this week from the ranch of Farlow Bros., on up|>er Butte creek, tells of some fun the ranchers in that neigh borhood have been having with bears this spring and summer. A big grizzley whose tracks in the snow measured twelve inches in diameter has been living on fresh beef while waiting for tho berries to ripen, lie lias killed at least live head of cattlo in that neighborhood—three of them tlireo year old steers and one a big cow with a bell on her. Messrs. Georgo and Berry Farlow, \V. If. Bradshaw, Hank Wright and others have spent a good part of several weeks trying to cai>- turo this grizzley, hut couldn’t do it. They set a big steel trap which the griz zley would haul around, knocking down and dragging about the logs which had been piled around it. The trap was sprung by him four different times, but failed to catch him, though it caught a big brown bear, which the men killed. Dogs would trail the grizzley but couldn’t bring him to a stand, and from the direc tion of his last trail followed, he seemed to be making for the Dead Indian coun try. He is a monster and is one of the very few grizzlies left to roam the section of Cascades and Siskiyou mountains which thirty years ago was a favorite re sort of tliis largest and fiercest of the numerous of bears in America. cultivation. Many of tiie correspondents report some orchards as good crops, ot tiers no crop. There is a marked ab sence of insects, but thiH can bo account ed for from tlie fact that warm bright sunshine is a necessary requisit to devel op them. In parts of Multnomah and Clackamas counties the caterpillar is very destructive. The nights have been cool, hence the codlin moth is not plentiful. The green and Woolly aphis arc reported from a few of the counties, but practically insects have done no damage to the fruit. Cherries are now ripe, and not a county reports a full average crop, an occasional section has a good crop, but generally speaking the cherry crop is from one half a crop to practically nothing. There lias been a very slight increase in tiie acreage of cherries. Apples are a good crop in Lincoln, Benton, parts of Linn, Lane and Douglas and in Josephine counties. Ollier counties report a poor crop. The early apples are even shorter in yield than the late apples, aud it is noted that on those trees which had a good yield last year aro very short this year, on n general average there will not be over 75 per cent of an average crop of apples. Peaches are generally reported to be a failure. Jackson, Josopbiue and Douglas counties appear to have the best pros- poets for the peach crop, but oven in tiieso counties there will not be an aver age crop. Many peach trees have died from some unknown cause. Tiie curl leaf is es|>eeially bad this year. The peach crop will be about 50 per cont of an average. The acreage of poaches has been increased qui'e considerably, es pecially so in the southern counties. Bears are also short crop. Josephine county appears to have been an average crop. Some correspondents report the pear crop a total failure while others re port 'a to la a crop. The acreage of pears has generally been increased. B. S. P aoi ’ e . Olllis ANO EMIS. A B oom ing l ’salm o f Life. TODD. The Cliehalem Valley Bank. Tell me not in mournful numbers that IMttl'KO EVKKY KKIIlAY MnRNINO. the town is full of gloom—that the man’s N E W B E R G , OEÒZECROISr. a crank who slumbers in these bursting I KIJITOBH AND PUBMSBKHH: T he . wreck of the whaleback steamer, days of boom. Life is real, life is earnest, E. II. WOODWAKI) AND (>RM. C. EMERY. “Charles VV. Wetmoro” was sold at pub Incorporated 1893, Capital Stock $40,000. and the grave is not its goal, every dollar ; lic auction last week for (280, and the that thou turnest helps to make the old FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1893. cargo went for six dollars. This is ono of town roll. But enjoyment, and not sor- j DIRECTORS: row, is our destined end or way ; if you i a . yv . M c C o n n e l l , Enterëd as neooiid class matter at the post the steamers that was to revolutionize o . r. c h r is t k n s o n , w . k . allen steam navigation on the high soas. office at Newberg, Oregon. have no money, borrow—buy a corner lot U. \V. M ITCHELL, A. It. MILLS. While on a run from Tacoma to Han each day! Lives of great men all remind OI.D-TI.1l K 8CIIOOL BTt H il BITION8. Francisco with a cargo of ¡1,000 tons of us wr can win immortal fame; let us Ample Facilities Afforded for tho Transaction of a General Banking Business Ob, the old school c.vhlbltlons, will they ever coal, she was run ashore a half mile north leave the chumps behind us, and we’ll G. W. M itchell , Pres. A. It. M ills , Vice Pres. M oses V otaiv , Cashier. of Coos ftay bar and has been wet-more come again. get there just the same. In this world’s With the good, old-fashioned speaking from or less ever since. A whaleback, when broad field of battle, in tho bivouac o/ the boys and girls so plain? to tho old time monster of the life, let us make the dry bones rattle— Will we ever hear old “lser,” with its rapid attached FOR deep has long been a success, the truth of roll ftnd sweep, buy a corner lot for wife? Let us, then, And “Pilot* *tls a fearful night , there » danger which Jonah was able to testify to in his be up and doing, with a iieart for any on the deep?” time, but with a steam attachment the fate: still achieving, still pursuing, boom whaleback is not as yet a success. What Sweet Mary doesn't raise her lambs like M iry ing late.—Atchinson (Kan.) Globe. did ofold ; science will bring out in this now style of Their fleece is not “a3 white as snow,” they re steamer remains to be seen. H IA W A T H A . wandering from the fold. The boy upon “the burning deck” is not oue- He killed the noble Mudjokivis, LET- HAVE A STATES I’ICNIC. half as tine: With the skin he made him mittens, He was not born at Bingen—at Bingen on the Why can’t Newberg have a states pic Made them with the fur side inside, Rhine!” Made them with the skin sido outside. nic? It has liecn mentioned a number of The girls don’t speak in calico, the boys In times He, to get the warm side inside, in tho past year or two, but it has coiton jeans: Put the inside skin side outside; They’ve changed the old time dresses long never been held, owing to the fact that with the old-time scenes. Ho, to get tiie cold side outside, nobody tokos the load in it. Hero we They smile and speak in ancient Greek in are, made up of nearly oyery northern But tiie warm side fur side inside, broadcloth aud in lacc, That’s why he put the fur side inside, And you can’t half see the speaker for the col state east of the ltocky mountains and it Why lie put tiie skin side outside. would be an enjoyable occasion to got to lar ’round the face! & Why he turned them inside outside. Oh, the old school exhibitions! They’re gone gether and have a jolly good time divided —Selected. off into states. Such a picnic was held forevermore! The old schoolhoti.se is deserted, and the grrst at Salem on the Fourth aud this is wliat An Irishman recently spoke of a man has choked the door; Democrat says of it: Ami the wind sweeps 'round the gables with tho “Two who had tried in every way hut couldn’t or three thousand people were on alow ami mournful whine, < 3 -0 T O commit suicide to save liis life.—Puck. For the old boys “boru at Bingen—at Bingen tho fair grounds yesterday. Tho most of on the Rhine!” were there for the purpose of at Horace Greeley told this story of him Christenson Bros. Agricultural Implement House, —Atlanta Constitution. those tending tho states picnic, which was in self : Soon after ho went to learn the every way a success. Printed cloth signs printing business lie went to see a preach Main Street, Wool, at ton to twelve cento |>er pound stretched between tho trees surrounding NEWBERG, OREGON. er’s daughter. Tho next time he attend is not inclined lo make tho wool «rower tho location of tho headquarters of tho ed meeting he was considerably astonish feel very jubilant wliun lie figures on hio different states. Iowa, probably had the Tho midsummer Cosmopolitan, tho first ed at bearing Hie minister announce liis last year’s store bill. largest showing, while Wisconsin Imd the at tiie new price of lJ'.j cents per copy, text: “ My daughter is being grievously finest headquarters. A red and white though unchanged in size, excels any tormented w ith a devil.”—¡¡¡’print. O regonians are economizin'; as never canopy covered the Wisconsin booth. other issue of that magazine in the num Breeder and Fancier of Lt. Br: Of Ot"' Moines, Iowa, writes under date of C. F. Butler, ma Fowls. Duke of York aud Auto before. Tho lesson wo are learning will There was a dining and a reception room, ber of its distinguished contributors, in O regon State W eather Service. Mare it Zii, 18110: KOVAL. CHINOOK. crat strains. no doubt be a valuable one, if wo will on and lots of tlowers and pretty girls and a the interest of its contents and in its ov- W iiineei . i ., N ew berg , Or., June, 1803. S. B. M e d . M eg . C o , Stock first class in every respect Eggs for sale ly keep it in mind in the future. warm welcome awaiting tho visitor. erllowiug illustrations by famous artists. The Chicago Inter Ocean of June 29tli Elevation above sea level.................400 ft and satisfaction guaranteed. Dut'ur, Oregon. Badges were given out, to those who Frances Coppee, William Dean Howells, soys : Yesterday the Oregon commission Mean temperature............................... 37° Gentlemen • T iie ni«bt8 remain so cool that tho rés wanted them, bearing tho name of the Camille Flaminarion, Andrew Bang, sliced a KoyaLChinook salmon weighing OREGON On arriving home last week, I found all NEWBEKG from normal....................... -2° j well iliation wlntor supply of bedding is re wearer’s native state. And many old Frank Dempster Sherman, H. If. Boy- seventy-two pounds into steaks to bo dis Departure and anxiously awaiting. Our little Maximum temperature..........78° date 3, I girl, eight and one-half years old, who quired in order to kocp up tho proper cir reminiscences were reeled off, and yarns eson, Charles DcKav, Thomas A. Janl- tributed among their Chicago friends. 21 and 30. culation ; and oil, how a fellow can sleep spun bet* eon people heretofore strangers, ver, Colonel Tillman, Agues Iteppler, and Accompanying each steak was a card Minimum temperature......... 41° date lOtli bad wasted away to 38 pounds, Is now- fc: BRING BRANCH well, strong and vigorous, and well these mormons, with no pesky house but to whom tho badges acted bolter than Gilbert Parker are a few of the names which reail; “ Boys, roast mo if you Mean of maximum temperature... OK fleshed np. S li. Cough Cure has done flies to tickle his nose, l'on’t complain au introduction. Between tho members which appear on its title page. Three want to—I won’t care. I was cut from “ “ minimum ils work well. Both of the children like of hard times. The lot of mun might be of one group the reasons why corn failed frontispieces, all by famous artists, fur that big lvoval Chinook salmon that you Number times maximum “ tempera 47e it. Y'onr 8 B. Cough Cure has cured kept away all hoarseness from me. much worso. to stay in the ground during a Kansas nish an unusual feature, and among art and tiie u.ultitu Ins were admiring in the ture 90° or above................................. 0 and So give it to every one, with greetings for Oregon booth at tlie fisheries building cyclone was being discussed while a ists who contribute to the 119 illustra all. Wishing yon prosperity, we are N ewherg , times minimum tempera O regon . F armers will need to feed their "pun- small party of men near by fought tho tions adorning its pages, are Laurens, yesterday. In life I weighed seventy-two Number Y’onrs, M b . & .M rs . J. F F ord . ture 32° or below................................. 0 kins” pretty high this neuron as the fair war over again. There was plenty of Reinhart, Fenn, Toussaint, Stevens, pounds, but my brother, who came to be Number times minimum tempera If you wish to feel fresli and cheerful, and comes off early which will cut tho usual noioe, laughter, and jolly fellowship, and Saunier, Fitler, Meaulle and Franzen. seen at tlio fair with me, goes me ten bet ture 40° or below................................. 0 ready for the Spring’s work, cleanse your sys Wyandottes a Specialty. tem 'with the Headache and I.iver Cure, by seasons growth short Lv about a coup to of evorybody was glad he had come. The Thu midsummer number is intended to ter. Ho is the largest salmon ever caught Total taking two or three doses each week. precipitation......................... 1.09 in. The host and most popular breed. weeks. Jtesido thiu overylhing is two or children hail ono continual round of set tho pace for tlie magazine at its new in tiie Oregon waters. Wo came from Departure A0 cents per bottle by all druggists. from normal................ -.05 in. Sold under a positive guarantee by C. F. Kggs for sale at 82 per setting o f 15. tlireo weeks behind in growth, owing to pleasure and the merry-go-round waa al price of 121« cents a copy, or (1.50 a year. Oregon encased as you saw us in solid Greatest precipitation in 24 consec Moore & Co. tho backward spiing followed by con ways full of beaming children, who were | The magazine remains unchanged in size cakes of ice. I am at your service.” Call on or address, g. Hobson. utive hours, and date............ 0 32 16th tinued cool weather. getting a big ten minutes ride all for tho and eacli issue will lie an advance upon Frevailing direction of wind................. N Its predecessors. Literally, every known How often do we bear people say: Number of partly cloudy days ............ 11 sum of tivo cents. EW SPRING M ILLINER W oolen manufacturers are only buying The speeches were listened to with in country is being ransacked for material in “Where in the world do all the flies come “ “ clear days........................... 8 wool enough to fill orders as tho prospect terest. Kyerybody had lots of praise to tiie hope to bring The Cosmopolitan for from?” It U simple enough. The toper cloudy days........................ 11 Mrs- M. E. Baldwin & for free wool assures thorn of low prices give ids native state, but no matter how ward as the leading magazine iu tiie makes the blue-bottle fly, tlio stern father “ “ “ “ days on which .01 or makes the gad fly, the cyclone makes the Miss Lillian Haworth, fur wool. Tho wool grower must take ten glowing (lie description it was always world. more of precipitation fell................... 9 house fly, tho blacksmith makes the fire Number of days on which to twelve cents for liis wool and pay the wound up by saying that Oregon was a .04 or more (of the late firm of Smith & Haworth.) have en same old prices for his clothing. Just at little bit is-tter. CKOr-WKATIIKK lll’LI.KTIN NO. 10. fly, the carpenter makes the saw fly, the of precipitation fell............................. 5 tered into partnership and will engage in the driver makes the liorse fly, the grocer present about tho only consolation that Millinery business at Mrs. Baldwin’s, one door Dates on which hail fell ................ 12th On July 3rd a request was sent to the makes the sand fly, and the boarder Tiie month has been unusually cool but west of the post office, under the firm name of miEiuiN r i t r i r p a i r . can lie given him is, tiiut ho must grin correspondents to iiutko a special re|iort makes the butter tlv.—Kx. and bear it. B A L D W IN &. H A W O R T H . If you want good and cheap homes, the rainfall has boen below the average. As it is now certain that C alifornia will on the present condition of the fruit, the Having the largest stock of Millinery Goods in a healthy locality on the Southern hold u midwinter fair in Sun Francisco prospects and what insects, if any, are We are informed that ono of Sanford Fruit about one month late. ever brought to this city we cordially invite Pacific Railroad, T he Salem Democrat say«: Superin during tho coming winter, tins question is, E d m in d R obinson , The re|iort8 relative to tlio Cochran’s boys and a jterson named the Indies of Newberg and vicinity to call auil tendent Rowland’» report for the insane What ought Oregon to do about it? Mr. present. Voluntary Observer. fruit have I hhui most thorough, and tiie Codicil, who reside above Crawfordsville, iuspect them before purchasing elsewhere. asylum for Juno shows that seventeen pa George II. Himes, in u letter to tho Ore conditions noted in this bulletin can be killed four cougars last Saturday near tients were discharged from the institu gonian, says: thoroughly upon. In tho main, McDowell's old saw mill. A cow had Daily Capital Journal ASH S TR EET M ARKET, tion during the month ; eight died and .r> “Tho only descent, self respecting an tlio reports relied are from farmers and fruit gotten down In the river a few days pre U n p a r a l l e l e d O ff e r. eloped. The nuinhur received during tho swer that can lie given is Hint this state growers. vious to the killing and had a leg broken, A L ive D aily N ew spaper for One Cent a month was forty-seven, including two should contribute to its success to the D ay, T w enty-five Cents a M onth. WESTERN OREGON. II. I). F O X , P ro p rie to r, necessitating tiie killing of the animal, who had previously osca pod. Tho aver fullest possible extent. Bonding up to Tho temperature School & Church Privileges to remain which is supposed to in* the cause for the The People’s Paper for hard times. NEWBERG, OREGON. age numlicr of patients during June was sudi a course, and aiding it materially, cool, and much below continues For town people, city people and farmers; tho average. It is cougars coming down. Three of tho ani ABOVE THE AVERAGE. 8<lt). Tho officers and employees number would be the holding of a fruit fair some seldom that the maximum temperature prepaid, by mail, for 25 cents a month, mals were run up one tree and shot A good supply of 104. $3 a year. Not a paper sent on credit or Unimproved land (12 to $25 per acre. where in the Willamette valley—1’orlland rose above 75 degrees Partly cloudy to down, the fourth one being killed a little after time is out. Strictly in advance. Large farms (20 to (50 (ter acre. Clear would be the most fitting place—late this cloudy weather prevailed, with several further up the mountain —Brownsville Cheapest Newspaper on the Pacific Coast. ed land in 5 to 20 acre lots, (40 to (60 O n Thursday night o( last week ono of fall. This cun be done and the material general rain showers. Complete Associated Press telegraph re Times. per acre. port. All news from Capital. Foreign the most deadly cyclones ever known of thus secured can be used in San Fran chops . News, ¡Sporting News, Markets, Hop and in the history of tho world starteli at cisco. Kadi county wherein fruit is Tlio rains were of great benefit to the Land Set to Fruit Wool news. (Jnirtiliv, Iowa, and ended at I’omeroy in , grown ought lo prepare an exhibit for cereal and fruit crop, but detrimental to ! ‘ K kep pegging away«" That was Mr. j Usually on band. Our endeavor Is to supply tho sumo state. At least eighty (lerscns I such a purpose. The present quarterly tho haying which is now in progress. Lincoln's favorite advice to the Union Unbiased Editorial Discussion. Indepen our patrons with the best of everything iu our and tended in good shape, one, two or were killed and a hundred ir.oro were in meeting of (lie Slate Horticultural Socie- Clover hay is very heavy, timothy is not irenoralft when they got into a tight place. dent of dictation by the Oregonian or any line. Main street, one door north of Hard three years, (so to (loo per acre. Correspondence solicited. Address, jured and property to tiio amount of ' ty, which meets in Salem tomorrow, so heavy, but is a good average. The ( It id good advice to follow now. Tho monopoly. Republican, Indepenj>ent for wick's photo gallery. times ui* tight, but keep pegging away. the People. (6 »0,000 was destroyed. Governor Boise, | would do well to consider the matter and cheat hay is a good crop in many locali after a |s>rsonal examination of the rum appoint n representative committee to ties. Tho rainy and cloudy weather pre Let the merchant stick to hid business Try it. You will be pleased. Money EW M ILLINERY STORE. M A R IO N , • OREGON. wrought, issued a proclamation calling on carry tho plan forward to success. The vents tho proper curing of tho hay. The and the mechanic to his trade. Your Refunded to anyone who is not satisfied it is not worth twice what it costs. the |<eople for prompt and littoral aid. possibilities of fruit growing in Oregon fall wheat is very heavy and is falling profit may not be large, but keep pegging These are times of close margins. The people responded liberally. Main 8t reet, N E W BE RG, O R EGON. | are admitted on every 1 and, and are un down in places. It will he a good aver away. The way to get business id to Why pay $1.25 to o') a month for one make business. Ii you have anything to j doubtedly very great; but us yet, we are age crop. Oats aro reported to be a fine sell, or more daily newspapers when you can advertise it, so that those who want get the whole thing in a nut shell for One Having opened a stock of Millinery at Mrs. F rink G. C iri - xnikr , the famous trav in the A, It, (' of the industry, and never crop in every county. Corn lias slow purchase will know whore to find it. Cent a Day? Semi for a sample, free. Pavia's old stau 1 on Main Street. I respectfully eler and newspa|>er correspondent, pays wilt advance to any extent unless we growth, it needs warmer weather. Hops to “ Keep pv'gging away.“—Salem Demociat. You will be surprised. You will be de invite the ladie* of Newberg to call and see me. have entire co-oporation, not only in pro tho following compliment to the west. are growing. There is a marked absence lighted. .V silver two-bit piece will bring WE SELL FOR \ W lT T Mr. Carpenter touches upon a very com ilecing hut in packing and shipping. of hop lice, though a warm day causes you a Daily Newspaper for a whole WE BUY FUR ^ I 1 • ct K new w il l r in g . mon misconception which the cast lias of There must bo harmony at all points. them to appear. Many correspondents month, with aP the Important News of the State, the Coast, the World. The fruit product of Santa I lara county, • lie west: “ You |a‘ople of Ike rest of the sre of the opinion that there will I h > few An ancient custom has been revived in Sustain the People’s Paper. All who My endeavor will be to please, bv selling W E G U A R A N T E E S A T IS F A C T IO N . C mted States cannot understand how California, alone last year amounted to hop lice this year. Spraying should be the cities an I town« in Canada. This is» favor Journalism should gtxxl goods at a reasonable margin of profit. these cities ot the west spring into being. over (4,0011,000, and bids fair to l>o ono- practiced by every hep grower. Experi the ringing of tlie curfew. In olden take anti lnde|*endent push this paper, and push the M R S . C. P. K E N Y O N . tliird more this year. Such a result can You imagine them crude, and you look ence lias taught that the lice develops in times the curfew waa rung at nightfall, at high priced monopoly dailies out of ex WEIGHT AND MEAT. II ofer B rothers , upon their people as semi barbarians. not he attained otherwise Ilian by govs I warm weather and remain dormant in which time all tiros were covered, lights istence. Uditors and Proprietors, \JT U H A l X X FENTON, The truth is, the renter of real culture to business sense. It is high time we in cool, cloudy weather. Spraying now will extinguished, aud the people retired to j Salem, Oregon. day is In the west, and tho beet element Oregon were addressing ourselves to the be a preventative. From the natural rest. The custom was instituted in the of true Americanism is west of the Alle- situation, and taking a long pull, a strong course of events warmer weather will reign of William the Conqueror. The act ghanies. The old method of chopping pull, and a pull altog 'lln-r to place our soon pro ad and with it the lice will hc- passed the last session of parliament in 1 l .I .l X K it V Physicians & Surgeons, 0 pacific M lrold Co, out a town with an ax and handsaw has state in the position before the world she eorac unusually numerous and destruc Canada is not, however, quite so strict as long since passed away. The new cities has a right to occupy by reason of her un tive. The successful and careful grower the one of olden times. It provides that K. W. II ADLKY. R ec e iv e r * Larab <Sc Holley. L a F ayette which are growing up here today carry exampled resources I’elty jealousies, is spraying, thus being ready for tiie prob at 9 o'clock the curfew shall be rung, and O kec witli them the lx-at saniiaiy regulations personal distrust, bickerings of all sorts able coming of the lice. Lov. rates between San P'rancisco and Port if any persons under 17 years of age are NEWBERG, ; OREGON. land and and latest street improvements. Tacoma must come to an end if we put Oregon to lhi ir. found on the streets they shall be locked jus: recei » l from New York a large of is hardly six years old, but it lias asphalt the front as we ought. California partic The reporls concerning the fruit crop up by the watchman or police, and unless I fk e have Express & General Delivery. V A L L E Y P O IN T S strt cts wbicli are as good as those of ularly o( our roast states has given us a aie not encouraging. The heavy rains satisfactory explanation can be given tiie SEASONABJLE Hirer »wv.m r.Wm M H" W .% Thrre Si.trr. leave Portland Sunday. Wednesday and Friday Washington, and some of the restaurants good example to follow. tl. I> l b ’ll« P r o p r i e t o r . during the time the fruit was in blossom parents shall bo made to »utter either by at * a m. Leave Salem, north, Tuesday, Thurs M I L I d H S T E R / J T , actually rook their lieelsteak by electrici “ A fair, as indicated, would give an did most of the injury and late frosts confinement in jail or tine or tin* sending day and Saturday at a. m M " Mt Pa-senger fare, Nr«berg to Portland or Sa impetus (o the fruit interest of this state ty. Seattle has cable cars which run tiet- materially assisted in cutting down the away of the children to *ome public in lem. <0 cents. ter than any I have ever seen in Boston, bran extent altogether heiond anv other yield. Then too miny of the orchards stitution where they will l*o taken care of S ' % sit ION IRLE 1UIKMH VKINC«. Ï am prepared to do a general delivery busi For any information desired, address ne*a. Good* or express delivered •> ariv part invite the 1 »di« - >f Newber* and vicinity nfilbe and the San Francisco cahl ' cars are the plan that can h-' • -nceived. and would are not pr >|»*rly attended to. the old pio until the authorities set» fit to let them a:id R. E IfULCAHY. city at rea-t .able rates He id -p -ners C. T WARPLAW, • ' . and m » H* K rsi -trvet, d-x»r* t’W of Gen 1 Supt. at Morn*. Mile* à Co - start. tvondci of the world They cut mount gne these who g"' to and 'roiu C.iuioivi.i neer ouliRtd lacks .pray ing and • .per out. Niagara Falls Letter. T. F. A r A CorvalllA Of. HARVESTING MACHINERY, BINDERS, MOWERS, SULKY RAKES, REVOLVING RAKES, Binder Twine, Machine Oil, Axle Grease Etc. Carriages Vehicles of a!! Kinds, And Farm Implements in General, J, P. MED, Empiisi, i^ 01- City Poultri' Taij Poultry Yard N Y M . . TO . . Home Seekers. DOME TO MARION. v Beef, Pork & Mutton N JOSEPH COOK, Cosh Msat Market EVERYTHING NEW & SEASONABLE. GOOD M 11 Austin & Stanley.
