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N E R B E R Ò - G R A P H IC . Gloves! Gloves!! Y srablll Schools. do tie now strives lo place ua in aucli a the loaaea upon the Individual producer. ! situation aa would compel ua to pay big If an extra expense of any kind l* to be Superintendent Littlefield will on Mon t ... -------- ' — ~~ other debta besides. He baa left the luet by the railroad in its bualueaa as a day next issue the school funds to the laa u iD xvkey F rid a y mobmiho . s ta te and gone East to live on some one common currier, the roud do.» not de- clerks of the several districts. At pres ---------- else as long as by hi« falsehoods ami pre» bate for a m om ent who la to pay that ent he has completed the figures for the B. H. W oodwabd , E ditob A P vbushxb . tensions to honor be can beat hia way . expense The shipper m ust do It. If apportionment of tiie state fund, which but when tbe proper time arrives he the express company has li» expend! amounts in total tv ,5833.68. Tile ap- may lie brought here to face the false lure» increased by a national emergency pirtionm en per district (6 $1.22 per JTRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1898. hoods he hue set up iu bis petition iu tiiere is no time wasted in placing tiie pupil is as follows: Ain't. responsibility of the debt. Bo It is w ith Dl.t No. pupil«, clerk«. Batprad M second-cl&as m atter at the poatofflce bankruptcy. M ob bis M er ca n tile C o . 45 f A Burner $ 54 90 the banks and with alt corporations « at New berg, Oregon. 22 J W Scott 26 84 By F. A. Morris, Fret. w hich have increased obligations to 2 115 John Parrett 140 30 meet and depend for their reveuue upon 3 4 190 T J Jellison 231 80 tbe patronage of tiie people. statem ent by f . a . hobbon . 31 A H Lauglilin 37 82 This it to certify tbat I, tbe under A test case has been brought In New 6 48 F J Canfield 68 56 signed, F. E . Hobson, of tbe firm of York to determ ine who shall pay tbe 6 60 L L Bokes 73 20 Barrie A Hobson, am now led to believe war tax and its outcome will be watch 7 8 60 Win IVess 73 20 that in signing my name to the bank ed with interest. 92 W R Carter 112 24 ruptcy papers which contained state Proper organization am ong growers 9 56 J L Lavis 68 32 ment» ol which I was entirely ignorant and co-operation in shipping cat* do 10 82 F H Codeen 100 04 and some of which I now have reason to much toward obtaining coneeialou«, 11 27 A L Hadaway 32 94 believe untrue. I individually had especially at points supp led with com 12 16 O D Scott 42 70 nothing to do with the forming of said peting lines.-A m erican Fruit Journal. 13 14 26 H W Jones 31 72 papers, and supposing statements made T O A V O ID P R E F E R E N C E to me by J. W. Barrie of the said firm 15 26 R W Hutchcroft 31 72 P o p u la tio n C o n d itio n s In H aw aii. 16 159 A C Goodrich 193 98 of Barrie A Hobson, in regard to the •■CO M D P E T IT IO N IN T D I COURT OF 54 Mrs B Partlow 65 88 trade between himself and the Morris The Sandwich Islands have been the 17 BANKRUPTCY. 52 H E Gowdy 63 44 Mercantile Co. to lie true, I accordingly home of a considerable num ber of 18 » for a long time. 19 30 W H Alexander 47 58 gave my consent, and hurriedly signed I Am erican farnili. K s v b s r g F irm W ho P ro tec ted On» C red i 52 A P Magnets 63 44 »aid papers. And I now believe a part The grandchildren of the American 20 to r N ow D e sir es to H a v e th e who transform ed tiie is 21 Aot A n nu lled. 56 C O Cady 68 32 of the statements made to me by Mr. J. missionaries lands are now m ature men and women. 22 210 P P Olds 256 20 Tbe following statem ent which con W Barrie to be entirely falae. They send their children to au excel 23 60 A Mills 73 20 cerns well known business firms in New- F . E. H obso n , American college at Honolulu tiiat 24 22 W H Fletcher 26 84 berg is taken from W ednesday's Oie- Of Barrie A Hobson. lent has been in existence for m any years, 25 39 S Stephene 47 58 gonian: 39 J F Johnson 47 58 The second petition in bankruptcy to A farmer in Iowa tried the plan of although it is the custom for young 26 57 J W Eiscles 69 54 be filed in tbe United States district spraying his peach trees in the winter American Ilawuiiatis to obtain at least 27 249 J T Watson 303 78 court here was filed yesterday by James with common whitewash, to save the a part of their educational training in 28 352 M Votaw 429 44 W. Barrie and F. E. Hobson, of New- buds, as was advised by the Missouri this country. Our race exhibits no 29 56 G A Epperly 68 32 berg, Yamhil county, who, previous to experimental station. Having eight sign of deterioration in those Islands. 30 July 2, 1898, conducted a mercantile trees in a bunch, lie sprayed four of them The men of the second generation have 31 36 Joseph Fetch 43 92 75 G W Hash 91 50 business under the style of Barrie A as directed, four times each. Two were shown greut ability, and the you g men 32 Hobson, a final settlem ent of which sprayed twice, and two were not spray of the third generation are w orthy of 33 24 H C Patty 28 06 13 J N Hoffman 15 86 partnership lias not been made. ed at all. He now reports to a Missouri their American ancestry. It Is true, of 34 Tbe case is an interesting one, not from paper that tiie four arc boquctsof bloom. course, th a t the nutlve Hawaiian» and 35 20 J O Gustin 24 40 69 Jasper Agee 84 18 tbe amount involved, but on account of Tbe two sprayed but twice are not as the (Jniiiese and Jupai eve agricultural 36 51 H Z Foster 62 22 tbe complications likely to arise from full, and those not sprayed at all have laborers constitute the hu k of the pop 37 41 Haz Scott 50 02 tbe petitioners having transferred their scarcely a bloom on them. He says he ulation. But tiie influences tiiat have 38 assets to a preferred creditor July 21, will spray all of them hereafter. We shaped institutions and given type to 39 41 D C Richardson 50 02 and now desiring to take advantage of think he will find tiiat thoae sprayed progress and civilization of the is anils 40 619 W L Hembree 755 18 19 John Gill 28 18 tbe bankruptcy law and secure a dis twice will set as much fruit us he Bhould have been distinctively American. 41 Tiiere are by far more p-ople of negro 42 charge from all their liabilities. 36 Merrett M’Kinley 43 92 allow them to bear, but it is better to blood than of white in South Carolina; 43 62 W X Martin 75 64 Their petition states tliut, while they have to thin out some tlian not to have but to suy tiiat South Carolina is not an 44 were conducting business as tbe firm of any.—Ex. 41 Carl Launer 50 02 Anglo Saxon com m unity in tiie stric t 45 Barrie & Hobson they were indebted to 16 H T Graves 19 52 est sense Is to play with mere verba 46 different persons in amounts aggregating 50 S O Pearson 61 00 AN D I IIE K S S E E IT . fallacies Tiie welfare of aH races in 47 on July 21 the sum of $9828 31, and tiiat Globe Democrat. 30 J E High 36 60 *a"ti* H’teeii bushels or less —Rural they had on that date property not ex Spain is a nation of tomorrows, hut the Sandwich Islands requires tiiat they 48 198 T N Falcouner 241 56 Northwest. em pt from execution to the value of has nut lost sight of all tiie yesterdays. should lie under white control It is 46 54 H C Branson 65 88 $3250, but were then and are now unable She is about to present a claim for $8,- sheer nonsense to talk of obtaining the 50 36 A J Houck 43 92 A Lie Nulled. to pay their debts, and were then and 000,1100 for losses sustained by Spanish consent of the entire population to an 51 35 W S Buel 42 70 Consumption and bronchitis are not are now insolvent. On July 21, 1898, in subject'hiring the American civil war. nexation, if one means to include the 52 60 C Otiye 73 20 by any means the same, although it ¡9 order to carry out an agreement made a Several centuries of tomorrows will great body coolie, yellow-skinned labor 53 8 J W M artin 9 76 hard to distinguish one from the other. long time prior to that date witli the elapse before this bil! gets on tbe paid ers who ure lhere, not us domiciled 54 57 D C Atkins 62 22 > Bronchitis is an inilam tna'inn of the families but us indentured visitors, 55 Chehalem Valley bank, to the effect that (took. 10 Ernest Everest 12 20 I lining of the wind >uhes or air vessels f-V -' Working on the five year contract plan, 56 the said bank Bhould at any time at its 49 J H Rees 59 78 i of the lungs, causing soreness of the In the Great w ith the prospect of either voluntary or 57 request become n preferred creditor of Kooeburg Review. 15 E M Henderson 18 30 i same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness, Barrie & Hobson, they sold and con Tiie battleship Oregon is tiie greatest involuntary return to their own homes 58 29 Ellen Robbins 35 38 difficulty of breathing, spitting of m at veyed to the Morris Mercantile Com fighting machine afloat, and the Oregon at tiie end of the abor period. These 59 48 John Bryne 58 56 ter and sometimes blood. Thousands pany, of Newberg, ail their stock of itorse Chehalis is throwing dust into tiie laborers have heel m uch better off u n 60 15 A A Farqua 18 30 die annually w ith this dread disease. merchandise, in order to prefer the said eyes of the fastest pacers in the east. der President Hole's governm ent tlian 61 6 Jean Murray 7 32 | W ilbur’s Cough Cure will cure. Price in their own countries, If iliey have 62 Chehalem Valley bank, it being one of Great is Oregon 1 15 Mryeock 16 30 i 50 cents For sale by all Druggists not been a lowed to participate in the 63 their creditors, which stock was reason AlOsuy Democrat. 29 H M Franklin 35 38 ably worth (3230, for a consideration o* There are said to he 129 holidays a adm inistration • f Hawaii, Where they 64 50 L Litscher 61 00 W e e k ly C r o p I tu lle iln . are on'y sojourners it is enough to re 65 $2800. 19 W E Knteh 23 18 year in Manila. That indicates that WESTERN OREGON. ply tiiat they do not, in fact, participate r m n i s l u d iiy S p e cia l C orn The petition goes on to expluin that that must lie a tiresome place in which 63 29 L D Mulkey 35 38 The past week was warm and dry, but c u ts a t tin fr o n t when at home iu tiie governm ent of 67 F. A. Morris, president of the Chehalem to 14 G W Gray 17 08 reside. The observance of four or five C hina und Japan. As to tne Hawaiian - 68 I not unusually so. Tiie m em teni|ier;t- Valley hank, is also president of the holidays 45 M rs Lou Carter 56 12 ture for the week averaged 70° which is the United States makes natives, they are—under tiie present 69 Morria Mercantile Company, and tliut most of us in tired. 13 Ezra Clement 15 86 23 18 2° lower th in for the preceding week Hawaiian eonstitu'liiii — accorded as 70 as president of said hank lie made a loan 19 Frank M.mlding g ^ i and 1° lower than for the corresponding m any political prtvt eges us they are 71 to Barrie A Hobson prior to July 21,1898 7 J D Fain contain all im portant war news of the daily edition. Journal. week of last year. Tiie highest tem per R will capable uf exercising Their rights will Special dispater.es up to ti e hour of puli lea.inn. and had them execute to the hank their Lewiston 72 3 W H M’Cormick 3 66 1 ature Tiie ambitions teacher is now attend lie far better assured under American during the week was 94°, on Wed Careful attention will lie given to Farm and Fam ily Topics, note for $2200, which was to cover the ing the summer school and luying in a 10 98 nesday ; and Hie lowest was 52° on Fri- E 73 9 L L Shortrigde Foreign Correspondence, Murket Reports, und all general news of A oversight than they could p.issinly lie loan and what they already owed the store of facts for next term tim e; while 74 20 J R Wilson 24 40 | day. A trace of rain fell along the coast L tiie World a d Nation under ihe governm ent of corrupt and bank, and tliut on July 21, 1898, they the domestic teacher is helping tier We furnish l’iie New-York Week'y Tribune and your favori*« R 75 00 M T Bites 00 and in the northwestern counties on I home paper, were indebted to the bank $2200 and mother about the cooking or lending a half barbarous moiiarclis of their own 76 0 A U Chandler 10 98 A $29 38 as interest, evidenced by note, hand in tuking care of her married sis race, easily swayed tiy schem ing ail 77 N 14 Mr« L Zimmerman 17 08 I Thursday. which was not due unll' January 15, ter’s babies, and its ten to one tiiat, she, venturers. Moreover, the race is dyi ng 78 73 D C Gatea 89 06 Crops—Harvesting and threshing con B The fall sown grain is nearly ail 1899. 36 P R Feudali 43 92 | tinue. B O T H O N E Y E A R F O R $ 1 .5 0 , too, will come hack to the school room off.—From "Tiie Progress of t lie World ’ 79 W threshed or in shock, and work is being Tj That as president of Chehalem Valley w ith a new lot of ideas, and ideas gained in tlie American Monthly Review of 80 7 A T Wade 8 54 S c u d ill I o r d e r s to T H E G R A P H I C , E pushed on the spring-sown. The reports Reviews for August. bank F. A. Morris, just prior to July 21, in tiie practical school of experience. 28 Wm Nelson 81 34 16; continue N e w b e rg , O re g o n . tiiat the grain is not coming up 1898, demanded the payment of said 82 4 H W Gillingham 4 88; to expectations, but careful examination note, and said Barrie A Hobson, being Richmond Dispatch. 83 5 A W W right 6 10 TIIK I ' A d U C COANT tiiat tiie yield and quality are The largest stock of.. unable to pay the same, said F. A. Mor Clipper—You remeinher Renter, the 84 25 I N Kdiiiiston 30 50 shows up or above the average. The ris, later on and before July 21, 1898, de real estate agent who went to the front 19 J E Bell 23 18 fully O om l N ew « for o u r H ectlon o f th e 85 favorable weather conditions, the stand, manded that Barrie A Hobson execute a with the volunteers? 86 18 G Le bold 21 96 straw Count ry. and heads, caused expectations to chattel mortgage to secure the hank on Lipper—Yes, very well. Trade follows tbe flag. The g reatest! The total county fond to be apportion go hevond reason, and now the actual their stock of goods, which they refused Clipper—Well, at the battle of Sihoney direct ed is , 103005.31 or .,2.15 per pupil. by our war with Spain is j returns are necessarily disappointing; to do ; then F. A. Morris, at the time the American troops hadn't any more to lie tiie gainer Pacific coast. The p anting | Every village school iu Yamhill coun the crop however, is good and seldom president of the Chehalem Valley hank, than captured tiie Held when he went to of (lie American flag ty lias both the 9lli and 10th grades and In Hawaii und in [ j equaled. The grain will lie practically and manager of the Morris Mercantile Hie commanding oflicer and asked if he Everything in the Building line from a keg of Nails to a bill of Lumber, Philippines means the establish-1 likewise many of Hie country schools, j all cut and out of the way bv Septeintier ! Company, purchased of Barrie A Hobson couldn’t have an option on it for aalo or Hie Furnished at the lowest living price. giving Yam!,ill schools a higher average i 1st. The warm dry weather has had a m ent of thriving American centers oi on July 21 their stock of goods for the lease. tlian those of any other county in the | most beneficial effect upon hops. The trad • m tile heart of l he Pacific. We j Morris Mercantile Company, the consid will learn by practical experience w hat state. Superintendent Littlefield in j yards are freer from lice at tiie present eration of the same lieing the satisfaction Indianapolis Journal. lie most distant foreign uallnns re forms us that an effort will be made to time than is usual, and hop growers are Had Barbara Frietchie spoken to a and csnrcliation of the indebtedness of quire, anil the p collar conditions un h ive graduates from __ he . 10th grades ail- enthusiast!«! over their prospects. Hop9 ¡Spanish soldier instead of to a confeder Barrie A Hobson to the Chehalem Val . . . cleaner , .... der which these cm ditloiis m ust be mitten to the State Umversitv, * Agnciil* * j are today and in better condition ley hank w hich amounted to $2339 38, ate in the famous speech that lias liccn met. turai colletto amt Normal • Schools.— immortalized in school declamations, than for years. B. S. P iove . end tiie delivery of three notes made by The Pacific coast Is w ithin cam reach Telephone-Register. Portland, Or., Aug. 13, 1898. the Morris Mercantile Company to said the lines would have iieen ; Hie newest American possessions, Barrie A Hobson, which aggregated the "Shoot if you must at this gray head. of and also of the west const of Hnuth Blon«* Will Tell. But shoot as you usually do,” she said. R E P R E S E N T .., •urn of $600. The note of Barrie A Hob- America, C hina, Japan and Oceanic», The many different skin diseases such eon to the Chehalem Valley hank was Ulobe Democrat. nut it inis not taken advantage of its as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum , erysip- duly canceled and delivered by Moses The Sultan says he lias been so much situation. E v ery p rn cticA l B ic y c le im p ro v e G reat Britia'i, Germ any , elas, ecseraa, itching or an eruption of Votaw, cashier of said hank. m e n t o f th e year. impressed witli tbe terrible execution and France have taken the hulk of Hie pimples, postules, blotches, chaps or It was the intention Unit the Cheha done by the American war ships at Ma lem Valley hank be made a preferred nila and Santiago that he has ordered trade Tiie serious depression in Hie crocking open of the skin, scrofula, are T h e b e s t p ro d u ct o f th e B ic y c le (Yellow Stone P«rk Line / creditor and the Morris Mercantile Com for Ilia own navy similar guns used by cotton industry of New England Is directly the cause of im pure blood f a c to ry t h a t p ro d u cca t h e la r g e st n u m b e r ot w h e e ls. pany, through its manager, F. A. Morris, the victors at these two fights. But tlie teaching us a lesson. We must turn W ilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged DINING CAR ROUTE FROM had full knowledge of the same, and was i guns alone will not be effective. It is from our own to Hie largest markets of to he Hie best medicine known ior any THE ONLY PORTLAND ID 1 HR VAST KOI I E TO THE YELLOWSTONE also aware that Barrie A Hobson were "the men liehind the guns" who count. the world And we can extend our o( the«e Ulisigh»lv complaints, Price THE ONLY I U n a p p r o a c h e d p o p u la r ity . NATIONAL PARK. trade last following our flag, as Kn- $1.CO per bottle. For sale by all Drug- insolvent at the time. Now the indebt ; | Tiie Spaniards i.ad good cannon, and so gland has f d owed her flag over the gists. edness of Barrie A Hobson is of an U n a p p r o n e h e d sa le s . all tiie other nations of Europe, fare of tbe glo'e. G reat B ritian, in ___ I U ii . D epot. Foot Sth St I « s u iv e amount beyond their ability to pay and j have but neither Spain nor any other country W lln. they desire to have turned over to their I has men to handle them w ho equal tiie ,mm' »"IT "''* »'«’«t one third of tliej u u ,tw h,VHrUhKl ruIe Fa-| m 11 for K ilim « No. 1. Imports of .he » hlllppine Is'ands, trWa w hrn flM KeUn. Ca.tle Rook. Win- creditors the said stock of goods now in | Americans. From tiie warof independ total lock. I'l'eh ,11- O .itr il Illese in c lu d e d potion to I he value of the possession of the Morris Mercantile en ce onward the United States gunners $15,000,000,«10 king continued em ppingof that grain ls, Snath Ben-1. Mnnte- D U X D E E . OH E G O N ith tiie Philippines of i«an. Aberdeen. O r.'-ti, Company, and procure their discharge have showed their superiority in every | in our control its W cotton w ithout rotation, m ehurge Ihe failure Olymnia Tacoma. Seat m arkvlashould tle. Vietnrla. Pt Town from their debts. crop to anything hut the right cause. CHAS. H. PARRETT, SALESMAN. «end, Klteuabnre. Rne- conflict in which tiie country has been [ lie ours, and if E gland's mills cannot of The schedule of the assets of petition ¡engaged. Rad weather, Might. Insect pests, etc., lvn. North Yakima,! The talent which makes the pei tbe freight the mills that are, or Spr.tane Cheney, Spn ers attached to the petition comprises | cannon hall go straight to the mark can 1 are lo Is1, on the Pacific coast, will un- are h auled I'liere are tw o reasons for k«pe. Pnllm in. Uir- tleld, Farm tagton, Mos this. One is that there has never yet only a stock of goods and merchandise, not be bought at the gun factories. cow. Gen dertuke Hie contract. boots and shoes, in the hands of the been a fertile wheat producing country 11 00 A. M eree. Uniontowa. Roestsod. B c : 7:50 A. M Trail. B C Itelsna. B ............................. The complexion of the Isthm ian Morris Mecantile Company, of Newberg, In which it i a» not la-en believed that C K '-to. M issoula The War Tame». ca, »1 would bring the East w ithin the suit was so extremely ricli in the Butte. Anaeonda Hele DENTIST of the reasonable value of $3250. IF.3SF EDWARDS. P resident na St Poll Mi.ineapo The schedule of liabilities to the Che- The action of the express companies easier re»cli of the Orient, but liefore elenien » adapted to the grow th of N E BRI TT. Vice Pré«. Its. K sn-a- City, limy Office 2 doors west of Moore's Drug store. J . C. COLCORD. Cashier. h a Connell Bluff- st hslem Valley hank, and various busi- and railroads In (breing upon the ship- Hila great work can la- finished the wheat that it would continue to pro 1st. street, Newberg, Oregon. L ouis. Chteayo, w,-h- ness houses in Nan Francisco, Portland, per the burden of the war tax levied on »'"fid w ll »«a- a surprising develop duce hig ernpa of wheat continuously ln-*t> e New York. Phil- «lelp h la B'Sto.i. «nd CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. New York, Chicago and St. Joseph, freight receipts, bills of lading And such ment of inaoufactim s and comm erce for h u n d r e d s of years Tbe other is all point- E i-t and Snathe ist amounts to $3828 31. | other papers, to a striking exam ple of the Pacific coast. Nearly lia f a that when the w heat plants liecnrne JFSSE KI » W A R D8. -^TTORNEY AT-LAW R < . MILKS. The matter is something of a pnizle to the greediness of corporations and iheir century ago lt,e prophetic eye of New enfeeb ed a« a resu lt of Ion nog continued J t’ rO LToH P. D \Y $ ti> M inne^fu'lls. Omaha. Kan««s F. If WOODWARD the officials, but probably the first step ability to escape dem ands made upon Vorh'a foremost statesm an, Wll lam II sui-cvsslve production of one thing, CLARENCE BUTT. N E BRITT St P i til Will practice In all the court» of the «fate in the case will lie to refer it to the them by our national governm ent. ¡Seward, foresaw the dazzling future. they are v e ry easily injured by hail SU P IY 3 lo C ' f M v ilw « i d aukee and C hicago New 9oeciil Director». given to probate work the DAYS tu " »s-if itfion PM lIadeiohl% E ar writing of attention No m atter w lial excessive taxes m ust It seemed almost in If lie in glit haw weather, d ise ases or |wsts. I'liere are referee in bankruptcy for Yamhill Co. deeds, n d rtfw e« , eoatracti and the York a*»d Ronton, and other drafting of all legal papers ern point.» be raised, no m a'ter to what extent the peered into the w on, let In I events of the thousands of a, re* of land In the Wil B 'te a ae checked thro'irh to destination of N ew b erg O regon producer and therefore the Individual present, when lie said, from his scat iu lam ette v a lle y w lii h now need a rest tlck-t STATEMENT SY F. A. MORRIS. OrFie* — second Floor C u f l r t P o - o n r « r a -L s d d à Tilton. Fort res<*r--at1on« tickets, map«- Bauk of N ew lerg Bui'dlng land: Nation*! Park Bank. New York. By special request of the undersigned shipper 1» already burdened w ith high the senate, th a t "th e Pacific ocean. Its fr m wheat. Much of lMa land would and F**f full sleopfmr i.tform »»Ion. call ou or write tbe editor ol tbe G rsphir has kindly rales and inconsiderate treatm ent, upon shone, Its islands, and the vast region take a fresh s ta rt in w heat production, consented to publish in full the article hia shoulders must the additional bur beyond, will bvemne the ehlef th eater if tile drained \s a rule, however, on A. D, CHARLTON. S trap».!» T t.'t-n r t h . r t tr *t» tnTl«.d to eatt »I appealing in the Oregonian of August den direct *d at the corporations which of events in the w o rd 's great here the old I inns the itin- has eome for the b»nk Gr "«nrrosMon cenrsm lng the 17tb in which Hie account i» given of have grown rich already by their power a ter." Ititrodoelng a system atic mt.«lin'i of en fnrre-'pondence inv'ted Jaa. Barrie of the firm of Barrie A Hob- to fix rates w hich will ahow a hand The star of e npire moves wes want erops. Including c over as one of the tftK M rrta -n *» con to taka ad vantage of Hie new bank some profit and a power whirl) they still, au d it Is m oving more swiftly than most import tut. The avers.- yield of W * * ANTED TRrrpvoRTHY AND ACTIV» rupt law. After we have made with have by no mean» loan backward in ever now. while it follows ihe AIitpri. wheat In I II - - W ilia m v a lle y ought ** '»'«men orladle* t« travel frr re«pon- M' Bree en are made up P e Win- •IbV e«tahlUh*d hon-e In Orer^n Monthly E. H WOODWARD. H Birds i m Fowl* Egg* 12.00 per fitting him a fair and square trade and paid using P lee of Call flog G o In ||, e |'a. itie c asi young to tie not I,ss tlian tw enty five bushel» w and exoen*e« P siti .n stea d s Refar on applica' cation •nee Encloe# self addressed stamped «negl* him every dollar exectly as we agreed to It la the prevalent Idaa of putting all man —ljca.ic» Weakly. p«r acre, but it la rapidly taudiug lo- J . L. H o sk in s. ope The Dominion Company. Dept n$£5£'*IIop pickers Gloves 25c. and 30c«^£jc9I Jg^grGo'od quality California Buck and Goat Glove 60c. and 65c. jgsSsrLiunberinen’s Gloves extra Quality 81.50. fg:Best Buckskin at $1.00 and $1.25. All our Gloves are Asbestos tan, w ill not burn, or harden from being wet. Z M Z O U sT E Y IIS T Y O U R P O C K E T By buying Drugs and Family Medicines, Perfumery and Notions, Paints, Oil, Wall Paper, School Books and Stationery, of C L &> IE "1. M O O R E C O . jgdS^Can make money for you. Reliable War News M enai Family Newspaper THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUN UN^ w 'The Grpaphio, E S Doors, Windows, Paints, Oils, Brushes; Glass in Newberg. See m y stock of Machine W. P. HEACOCK, O il! Proprietor Depot Lumber Yard. Northern Pacific. CRESCENT BICYCLES. FVirrett & Co., Agents, ELM ER P. D IX O N B ii ’k Minorca«, Ass’t GflR Pass. ArcuL Pirt’aaS, Ore B a k Ja as and Puff P y month R eks Uà) fcut ' Kf.vbf.rf. Or. Bank of Newberg.