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NEWBERG- GRAPHIC.
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F R ID A Y, A P R IL 14, 1899.
A f t r I o »econd-clui m-itter At thfl pwtetbti
M. Slew berg, Oregon.
Son'i repeal the curfew law but en-
Ibrcu it.
'Rje country seems to bo bearing up
pretty well under the “ iniquitous bur'
den of the gold standard.’ ’’
Under the new management the
ioteburg Plaindealer has been enlarged
very much improved in appearance.
and
The season lor planting shade tree is
At hand. If you have no shade trees in
front of your residence don’t delay the
plan ting of some.
One momentous question seems to be
pretty well settled by the beef investi­
gating committee, viz:
That “ exposed
meat will spoil in a Warm, moist
•iimate.”
Ths editor o f the Graphic rides a
Wheel and he don't own a horse or wag­
on, but ho is interested in good wagon
roads much more than he is in bicycle
paths.
A Southern California exchange ad­
vocates the use of oil in the sprinkling
« f streets in that country. I t ^ ^ he
economy to use oil for street sprinkling
down there but here in Oregon water is
eheaper.
Ex Senator Tabor, of Colorado, who
Was once reputed to lie w orth liv e or bix
million dollars, and who spent his money
lavishly, wearing $150 night shirts and
oilier toggery to correspond, died re-
ecntlyiu Denver a poor man. Too much
•peculation In mines.
An effort is being made to get the
eurfew ordinance repealed. The Graphic
thinks tivie is at mistake. Newberg, like
every other town, haH some parents who
■eed assistanoo in the care of their hoys
of evenings.
This ought not so to ho of
eourso,hutit is true, and the curfew
•rdiuance ought to he strictly enforced.
The McMinnville city council is get­
ting down- to business now and matters
are being handled without gloves. At
feast u couple of tho members started in
to settle a matter that way at a recent
meeting of tho council hut they were
parted before it wuh fully determined
who was tho best man.
The citizens of Woodburn who made
•wth a tig IA m tho interest of licensed
saloons for their town of 1000 inhabi­
tants ought to he pretty well sutistled
r o w , since throe venders of bug juice
are already licensed under the now ordi­
nance to set up shop.
In tho language
• f theofd lady in tho “ Iloosier School­
master” “ git a plenty while you’r a git-
tin’ sayB L ”
MMortune is quite often the means of
bringing out and causing tho develop­
ment of tho bent faculties that are in the
Individual.
Frankie Richter, a little
hlind boy of Portland who excels ns a
pianist was recently engaged hv VV. foor
for an Eastern concert company for a
season at $10J per month.
Thu com­
pany is playing in Chicago at present
but later they will make a tour of Ko
mpe. ft was through tho efforts id Mrs.
Simon Harris, o f Portland, who took n
great interest In tho poor hlind hoy af­
ter hearing him play, that he was given
a chance to show to the music loving
world what he could do.
The Eugene bicycle chib favors using
the money w hich wilf accrue from the
bicycle tax in improving the wagon roads
ef tho county.
The Graphic would fa­
vor the same move in this county nud it
also believes that a law should he passed
st tho next session of tins- legislature
pfUcing an additional tax of $1.25 on
avery vehicle that is used oil the roads.
tax of $1.25 on bicycles and all other
wheeled vehicles that travel the mails
would bring in a sufficient income to put
the roads in good condition. Every man
who travels tho public roads could very
well afford to pay $1.25 a year in addi­
tion to whsi ho is already paying in or­
der to have the roads put in tail ter con­
dition for travel. Tho fact is tho aver­
age tax payer gets off easy on road work,
oonsidering the great advantage good
roads are to him.
A
f
IT I» usoally oomiiiemfubto to he
inumi in tfre lenti in a rare and thls Is
thè posllinn Vauihlll eoonly usually
occupies, hot a ghinee nt tbetablegivcu
beline vaili show tlnit ili tilt* inatter of
ta x es for ttie asseseiueilt of 1898 Vaili-
bill Is at thè tnil end o f thè lisi wlth n
Iti 6-10 ntill ta x wliile all thè other
oountlea in thè state whìstlt* mi a high-
er key.
Uaker ..................................... 29 810
htuitnn-.......................................2.8 2-10
Clackamas...
28
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t’ rook ........
Columbia.. .
27
21
Coee............
3i 7-1«
C u rrey........
Clatsop........
o*>
Douglas .. . .
G ran t..........
Gilliam........
Harney. ....
Jkcknon ....
Josephine
Klamath....
Zilnn...........
Dane ..........
Lake..........
30 7-10
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21 6-10
27
18
20
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L in c o ln ....................................... 21
A
Few
Hello, Central! Give us everybody on the wires.
r o lu te r i.
Marlon........................................ 21
The women e f Newberg have organi­
Malheur. .............
32 ?.10 zed a Viliuge Improvement Club, and
Multnomah........................................ 18 5-10
are trying to do some things that they
------- W e c la im to h a v e th e N e w e s t a n d F r e s h e s t S to c k o f ——
M orrow ....................................... 22
hope will he helpful to the town; hut
Polk............................................. 20
there are many tilings they canuot do
Bherman ..................
15 7-K) unaided, so they come asking the fath­
Tillam ook..............
30
ers, sons and brothers, to do their part
Uolon.......................................... 24
in the good work.
Umatilla .................................... 20
The whole town needs to be educated
Washington.............
20
along this line if success- is to crown
Wallowa.............................................. 20 7-10
our efforts, and by all working togeth­
Wasco.......................................... 25
are ready to meet our customers with a stock that is up to date in every particular.
er we can soon make changes that will
A New Obstad«.
Yam hill............................................... 16 6-10
surprise ourselves and set an example
T lie old obstacles that used to prevent Our line of furnishings is first class.
the marriage o f loving couples are out of Boys Suits in innumerable patterns and prices.
....... — ■
to our near by neighbors.
! date
The blood-and-thunder villian is a
The Rural Northwest says: A t the
Let us begin with the side walks. We myth nowadays. The cruel father is only1 A large assortment of Men’s Suits to select from including all styles, colors, grades nnd prices.
dulry meeting recently held in Portland are told they are hard to keep in repair, a tradition. Distance, abstn»e and ship­
wreck in these days o f cheap, safe and
one o f the speakers repeated the trite which may be true, but, if the holes swift transportation do not count. The
saying, “ what has been can be done.” that a small piece of a hoard, n few nails new obstacle is a common sense one. It
is ill health on one side or the other, and
It is a good saying to repeat, especially and five minutes time would mend, ! sometimes
Shoes to suit any man or boy in price and quality.
WE ARE AGENT.S FOR SALEM WOOLEN M ILLS MADE TO
on both.
ORDER CLOTHING. New samples this week. Call and examine them. None better on the market. F it
in reference to dairying. It is especially were promptly uttended to, it would
Men nowadays hesitate to marry a wom­
guaranteed
or
no
sale.
easy in dairying, to see that the differ­ make a vast difference in the looks of an, no matter how beautiful, no matter how
attractive, or interesting, or witty, if she is
ence between profit and loss depends tlie place and add greatly to the com­ I a sufferer from ill-health. A ll men worth
upon the man nnd not upon circum ­ fort and safety of all citizens.
Many [ having desire happy, healthy children.
! Any woman who will, may fit herself for
stances beyond human control. A t the sail accidents have happened because the duties o f wifehood and the exalted func­
same meeting Mr. D. Kaufman, of some one was indifferent to his neigh­ tion o f motherhood. I)r Pierce’s Favorite
Prescription banishes all hindrance in the
Needy, Oregon, said he was producing bors safety, and we hope the time will nature
o f local ill-health. It gives health,
butter In mid winter at a food cost of soon come when to leave a broken side pow-er and capacity to the delicate and im­
portant
organs concerned in wifehood an,
about ten cents per pound. Mr. Kuuf- walk day after day will he eousided al­ maternity.
It corrects all displacements,
man is not, a boaster nor u guesser. A most a crime.
allays inflammation, heals ulceration, stops
exhausting drains and soothes pain.
It.
goodlynumberofdairymen have brought
N ext we hope the time is near when
repares for natural, healthy motherhood,
their herds up to such a standard that eacli man and hoy will be so trained,
t makes maternity easy and safe and al-
14 00
It insures a new-comer C E Branson surveying...........
their cows yield an average o f over 390 that old boards, rails, tin cans, paper or i most painless.
constitutionally strong and able to with­ Witness before grand j u r y . ___
116 60
pounds o f butter eucli per year. The rubbish of any kind along the street or stand the usual ills o f babyhood. It is the
men who have done this are securing vacuut lots will be such an offense to greatest o f nerve tonics and restoratives. Hannah Bond allowed for keep-
Medicine dealers sell it and an honest
D VV M artin.................. ........
15 00
butter fat at a food cost of ooe-balf to his eyes that lie will be glad to do his deale.r wilt not urge a substitute upon you.
D I Pierce allowed for services.
20 20
two-thirds as much as the men who part to help remove them. The streets
“ After suffering untold tortures." writes Mrs.
CIRCUIT COURT DEP’ T . NO. 2.
I. Ferguson, of Box n Douglas Station. Selkirk
secure ordinary results. Now what has and vacant places once well cleaned, Co.,
Manitoba, “ I thank God I found relief and
D A Covert against Alice H Covert suit
I t ’s a long life, but devotion to the true interests and
been accomplished by Messrs. West, could easily be kept clean, and un- cure in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription."
prosperity of the American People has wou for it new
Tlie profit side o f life is health. The bal­ to eet aside deed.
Douglas, Schu merlcli, Kaufman, etc , eieaned yards would then be *o consp-
ance is written in the rich, red, pure blood o f
Henry Dilberge against Clyde G Atkin
friends us the years rolled by and the original members
can be done by many others. O f those icious that tlie owners would not long health. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
o f its family passed to their reward, and these admirers
constipation and make the blood rich and foreclosure of mortgage.
who try, n ft-w may perhaps fail, hut leave them in that condition.
pure. They never gripe. By druggists.
Dilla B Fenton against D 1 Tustin et al
are loyal und steadfast today, with faith in its teach­
what hope is there lor any o f those
The Evening Telegram, in speaking
motion for sheriff to make deed.
ings, and confidence in the information which it
who will not even he convinced that it o f the beautifying o f Cortland says:
Henry Johnson against Geo Breath
brings to their homes and firesides.
la |H) hit !I i 1 o to secure lielter results than "Cities, like Individuals, have charac­ William II Bond and Martha M
waite suit to establish boundary.
As a natural consequence it enjoys in its old age all
the low average standard with which ters. Tlie manner in which citizens
Bond to W H Barnard its 1 &
A E Hall against Minnie Hall actioi
the
vitality and vigor o f youth, strengthened and
they are familiar?
yards are kept determines more than
2blk 11 Deskins 2nd add to
for divorce.
ripened by the experiences o f over half a century.
anything else, the character of a place.”
Newberg................................ * 5 Oft
It is “ The New-York Weekly Tribune,” acknowledged the country over a»
T r e n d S o ftly .
I f we add the ward street to the above Louisa M Smith (widow) of Cal.
For frost bites, burns, indolent sores,
fhe leading National Family Newspaper.
Take a walk through a cemetery in a sentence, what "character” has N e w ­
to Elijah and Eliza Hutchens
eczema, skin disease, and especially pile-
Recognizing its value to those who desire all the news of the State and
iurge city nnd you will pass the last berg?
n w
sec 36 s e of s w sec 25
DeW itt’s Witch Hazel Salve stands firs
Nation, the publisher of “ The Graphic” (your own favorite home paper) has
resting place of a man who blew down
all
in
t2
sr
3w
..........
1000
00
We should plant more shade trees
and best. Look out for dishonest iw>
■titered imo an alliance with "Th e New-York W eekly Tribune” which enable»
the muzzle of a gun to see if it was and try to save a few o f the native trees
pie who try to imitate and cm."»erf it it.
M AR R IA G E LICENCES.
dm to furnish both papers at tlie trilling cost o f $1.50 per year.
loaded. A littlo further down the slope that are left.
Many beautiful spots
John C Barker of Lane Co. to Maud It ’s their endorsement of r good article.
Every farmer and every villager owes to himself, to his fumily, and to the
1« buried a man who tried to jump on a have been lost to tlie town because
Get
L Bishop of Dayton. D. M. Sorcusen ol Worthless goods arc not ii. itat i.
•ommunity in which he lives a cordial support o f irfs local newspaper, as it
moving truln. The handsome marble trees and shrubbery have been need­
DeWitt’s
Witcli
Hazel
Salve.
C.
F.
Dolph tolsabell Petit of Dolph.
works constantly and untiringly for his interests in every way, brings to ids
shaft of the man who blew out tho gas lessly destroyed and we hope, hereafter
Moore & Co.
COURT NOTES.
home all the news and happenings o f ids neighborhood, tlie doings of hl#
casts a shadow across the bosom o f the no oak or other fine trees will be cut
Tlie darkest hour in tlie history of any friends, the condition and prospects for different crops, the prices in horn»
Gideon Heston estate. Inventory of
hired girl who lit the fire with kero- down unless there is a necessity for it.
seno, while in close proximity lies all
The coming summer will bringthous- said estate filed and approved. Person­ young man is when he sits down t< markets, and, in fact, is a weekly visitor which should be found in every wide
that is mortal of the old lady who kept ands of visitors to the Coast, and wo al property of said Gideon Heston estate study how to get money without honest awake, progressive family.
Just think of it! Both these papers for $1.50 a year.
strychnine and baking powder on tho hope to see some o f them in Newberg. exempt from execution set off to the ly earning it.—Horace Greeley.
Send all subscriptions to
same shelf in tho pantry. The dude W hy not try to make our town so at­ widow and minor children. Ruth lies-
who «lore a plug hat in Texas is quiet tractive that some will decide to locate ton administratrix of Gideon Heston
J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo., conductor on
now, and lie rests by tho side o f the lie re? We want a share of tlie im m i­ dec’d authorized and licensed to sell at electric street car line, writes 6hat his
gambler who turned tho trump from gration and can get it if we are willing private sale two-thirds interest in steam little daughter was very low with croup,
the bottom o f the deck. The fair dam­ to work for it. Much depends on first wood saw.
ami her life saved after all physicians
N ew berpr, O r e g o n ,
Susanna Gribbs estate. Inventory
sel who pinched her corset to the last impressions.
Persons come into our
had failed, only by Being One Minute
and
appraisement
of
tlie
property
of
hole nnd danced every number at the town either by boat or train. Leaving
Cougli Cure. C. F. Moore Co.
fireman’s ball, slumbers clone to her the river there is first a sunny hill to said estate in sum of $2988.55 approved
The largest stock of..........
lover, tho intelligent idiot who rode a climb, where once there was a beauti­ by the court.
3 Red H ot F ro m The Gun.
Estate of George Sager dec’d. The
bicycle ten miles In niue minutes. Thu fully shaded road. There are but few
Was tlie ball that bit G.B. Steadman of
stylish young man who smoked a cigar trees along River street where shade court orders that tlie 5tli day of May,
Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It
while cleaning his clothes with gaso­ would be greatly appreciated in sum­ j 1999 be set for the hearing of the final
caused horrible ulcora that no treatment
line, sleeps peacefully, and the branch­ mer, and many improvements could be ' account of said estate.
hel|ied for 20 years. Then Buckien’s Ar­
Estate of Thomas Witliycombe dec’d.
es of the rosebush which adorn the last made with little or no expense to each
nica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts, Bruises
Executor
of
said
estate
removed
from
resting place of the old inuld who con­ property owner.
Burns, Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin Erup
tracted the morphine Imbit and took
I f any citizen wants to know what a the offico of executor for neglect of tions. Best Pile cure on earth. 25 cts. a
too much, wave over her grave. But, stranger coming from the train w ill duties.
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by C. E
ulna! beneath a grassy mound moulders think of tlie town, let him go to tlie Estate of Mary Stephens dec’d. If.C .
Smith, druggist.
a suspender button, all that could ho station and returning, look tlie street Bums administrator of said estate au­
Everything in tlie Building lino from a keg of Nails to a bill o f Lumber,
found o f the printer's devil who lit a over most carefully, and then ask him ­ thorized and licensed to sell tlie person­
As the season of the year when pneu­
Furnished at ihe lowest living price.
cigarette over the bsnziiie can while self what lie wouid think o f a town al property of said estate at private
monia, la grippe, sore throat, coughs,
washing the rollers.
The troubles of which began in that way. Y e t a very sale.
colds, catarrahs, bronchitis and lung
Estate of Vincent C. Pope dec'd. E x­
the farmer who stood In front o f the little expenditure and time nnd money
troubles are to be guarded against, notli-
sickle to oil Ills mowing machine are would change this street into a desirable ecutor files petition for sale of real estate
j ing “ is a fi'no substitute,” will “ answer
and it is ordered by tlie court that he
now over mid so ate those o f tho battle- residence dislrict.
tiie purpose” or is “ just as good” as
scarred veteran who fought in the Mex­
All through tlie summer it has been give due notice of such application.
One Minute Cough Cure. That is the
Estate of Libbie Goodrich dec’d. The
ican war, won laurels in the last great our habit to let weeds and thistles grow
one infallible remedy for all lung, throat
rebellion, but failed to successfully undisturbed in front of our homes, and ! administrator files first semi-annual ac-
or bronchial troubles. Insist vigorously
draw hls-iiMwket through a barbedwire along the streets, while there are few I count and same is approved by court.
upon haring it if “ something else” is
Malinda Butler estate. Final account
fence while out hunting woodchucks. families without some member who
offered you. C. F . Moore
Co.
!
fiied
and
heating
set
for
Friday,
May
5,
Yes, the fools are slowly lloating down could, by wielding a scythe or line, for
the river and through the backyard a few minutes, o.ice in two or three 1899.
Estate of Moses Hollingsworth dec’d. - I I T ANTED—SEVERAL TR I’ STW O R T H V
fence o f tho past.
Pretty soon they weeks remove all such unsightly tilings.
8 . person* in the iftate to manage our bust-
will all be gone. Then some one will It would require no more time nor ! A. R. Cumpstor. executor tiles second ae*s Its (tretr own amt r.etirhy counties. 11 is
mainly office work conducted at home. Sulary
j account and the same is by the court ap- straietit Ifi’H) a year und expenses—definite,
invent a w a y to make a living without strength than riding a bicycle.
honaflde. no more, no less s a l a r Mo n t h l y
work, nnd life will become one round of
\Vo repeat, there must lie education ! proved.
References. Enclose self addressed stamped
c o m m is io n e r ’ s c o u r t .
hilarious enjoyment.
envelope. Herbert E. Hess, Prest., Dept. 5f.
before we can lio|ie for success nnd we
Chicago.
ask tlie teachers in our public schools ! Sue Dudrow allowed for keeping
T h e W h i l e M n ii'ft l l u n l r n ,
poor....................................... $ 1ft 00
and in tlie eollege to aid iu tlie good
l By courtesy of 'McClure's Mapaxlne.” Cony-
c t i v e s o l i c it o r s w a n t e d e v e r y
Nellie B Scott stenographer. . ..
2 85
rlKht, 1899, by ltmlynril Kipling. Ail riffjiite work.
where for "The Story of the Philippines’
reserved]
Oregon
Telegraph
and
Tele­
by
Murat
Halstead, commissioned by the Gov­
Let us learn to think more o f beauti­
ernment as (Mlieial Historian to the War De­
Take tip the White Man'« burden—
phone Co ................ .............
55 partment. The book was written in army
fying
our
homes.
Old
buildings
iu
Send forth tho best ye breed—
The Ball has begun to Roll.
29 20 camps at San Francisco, on the Pacific with
hack yards should wherever possible, Mrs. Hugctot for keeping poor
Go, bind your sous to exile
General Meritt, in tlie hospitals at Honolulu,
!
First
National
Bank
money
Columbia,
Hartford
and Vedette Bicycles are selling.
in
Hons
Kong,
in
the
American
trenches
a
t*
To serve your captives’ need;
I k * screened from tlie street by vines or
Manila, in the insurgent« camp with Aguiualdo
To wait, in heavy harness.
loaned............................. .
145 00 on the Deck of the Olympia with Dewey and
hedges, instead of being made as prom­
On fluttering folk and wild—
in the roar of battle at the fall of Manila. Bo- If you are thinking of purchasing a Wheel, see this beautiful line before buying.
Witnesses in case of Stout vs
inent as possible.
nan*» for agents. Brimful of original pictures
Your new caught sullen peoples,
Prices are right.
Yamhill county.....................
27 50 taken by the government photographers on fhe
In many Eastern towns these village
Half devil and half child.
spot.
Large book Low prices. Big profits.
17
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Valley
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improvement
societies
have
accom­
Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all trashy
Take up the White Man's hurden-
Model 59, $75— Columbia Chainless, ’99.
war books. Outfit free. Address,
In patience to abide,
plished wonderful tilings nnd added ! Jurors March term.................. 215 70 unofficial
F. T. Barber, sec y Star Insurance Bldg , Chi­
Model 50, $65—
“
’*
’9».
To veil the threat o f terror
cago.
greatly to the value of property. W hy | .1 M Yocum for C H Brown
And cheek tho show of pride;
Model
57,
$50—Columbia
Chain,
’99.
(deputy)................................
23
O
tt
not enterinto the spirit of tlie work hero
By open speech and simple.
Model 49, $40—
and see what we can th>. Tlie women .1 E Hoff, repairs for furtritute
An hundred times made plain
in recorders ollice .................
To seek another« profit
Pattern 19-20, $35, Hartford Chain, ’99
have pledged themselves to do their
And work another« gain.
part, will you do yours? W e trust tlie T .1 Jell ¡son justice fees.............
Pattern 21-22, $2y$26 — Vedette Chain, ’99.
Take up the White Man's burden —
2 50 i
Middleton, Oregon.
Council will aid in the good work and C W Grannis indigent fund . .
Men’s, Boys’, Children’s Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps and
Gents Furnishings in Newberg, as we have recently
closed out ALL old stock.
Hats of every description from 75c. to $4.50.
Come, investigate and be convinced that we are furnishing good goods
at honest prices.
Yours for honest dealing,
U o d s o n B ro s .
NEWBERG CLOTHING HOUSE.
f
N EA R LY
FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS OLD ! !
..
The Graphic,
&
Doors, W indows, Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Glass in New berg.
W. P. HEACOCK,
Proprietor Building Material Depot.
&
Columbia Model 49, $40.
A
j
is Nelson & Reed,
The savage wars of peace—
Fill full the mouth of Famine,
And hid the sickness cease;
And when your goal is nearest
(1 he end for others sought)
Watch sloth nnd heatUeu folly
Bring all your hope to nrnughf.
lake up the White Man's burden—
No Iron rule or kings,
Rut toil of serf and sweeper—
The tale of common tilings.
The ports ye shall not enter.
The roads ye shall not tread,
CB>, make them with your living
And mark them with your dead.
Take up the White Man’s burden—
And reap Us old reward—
The blame of those ye better.
Tho hate of those ye guard —
TheVry of hosts you humor
(Ah. slowly!) toward the light:—
"Why brought ye us fronv bondage,
Our loved Fgyptian night?"
Take up the White Man s burden —
Ye dare n«»t Hoop to less—
Nor call too loud ou Freedom
To cloak your weariness.
By all ye will or whisper,
Bv all ye leave or do,
The silent, sullen peoples
Shall weigh your God and you.
Take up the White Man's burden—
Have done with chlldUh days—
The lightly proffered laurel,
The easy uttgr>idged praise:
Ciunes now. to search your manhood
Through all the thankless years.
Cold, edged with tear-bought wisdom,
The judgment of your peers.
If you have* cough, throat irritation,
5 10 weak lungs, pain in the chest, difficult
breathing, croup or lioarseneMi, let us
suggest One Minute Cough Core. A l­
5-10
ar ay* reliable and safe. C. K. Moore A
7-10 Co.
»»
H
tf
that tlie subject will lx* agitated until
j Clarence Butt,, atty for C II
much is accomplished.
W iley....................................
Fred Hays wood for indigent. . .
3
W o rk in g N igh t i%ntl l>sy.
I Orville Barker janitor sal..........
Tlie busiest and mightiest little tiling
J II Nelson clerk sal .............
Unit ever was made is Di. King's New
11 1’ Webster indigent soldier
Life pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated
51 A Broad well care indigent ..
globule of health, that changes weakness
J O Rogers deputy sal .............
into strength, listlesaress into energy,
A Nelson witness Stout vs cocti -
brain-fag into mental power. The'ro
t y .........................................
wonderful in building up the health. On­
J \V Briodwell supplies for in­
ly 23c per box. Bold by, C.E. Smith.
digent...................................
E V I.ittlefiild sal and stamps
llrsl Kutst* Transfer*.
O O lUuuie treas s a l . ...............
Re «orto»! By the YkmhillCo. Abstract Co. st Me Lydia Adams care indigent
Minnville. Oregon, for the week ending
Dec -4, 13;*. Janu s M Pugh, manager.
R
Bird fare of indigent to
Henry T Yanderpool to Rosa E
Autelope...............................
llertig its 1 and 2 sec 29 t2 sr
A T and C F Mills witness tie-
fore grand jury ....................
3w ........................................f 250 00
Grand jury for March term.
William W Hollingsworth and
wf to Matcom Gibbs 30.59 a
J M Yocum assessors and de­
puty sal.................................
part die I.uke McKern t3 sr
2 w ........................................ 1200 00 E R Henderson dep sheriff ...
John G Shilling and wf to Irena
W G Henderson sheriff sal.......
Everest 49 a s w of n e t, sec
8 R Kelsey moTing d rift..........
5 13 sr 2w............................... 658 64 A N ITessnal care indigent ...
J W Ball corduroy ..................
John Kirkwood and wf to John
Nash UHI a in John Kirkwood
J W Sargent supplies for the
die t5 sr 3w ....................... 1200 0J
indigent..................................
Marion McMillan and wf to Jits-
Nash Bros cara aud clothing of
eph Bear 90 a part John
indigent ...............................
Greenwood die t4 sr 5w ....... 351 00 Refuge home Portland allowed
A 1! I.aughlin and wf to Thomas
for its use and benefit ..........
L IYtak tu l, • part James
Peter Rasmussen allowed for
Scott die t3*r 3w.................. 250 00
keeping Mrs Anderson one
F I I Nrsaner and w f to John M
month. .................................
Williams A H M Roberts It l
Irene Everest allowed an erron­
blk 3 North Y ambili ........ . 1350 00 ' eous assessment
...........
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V
’98 Wheels Cheaper.
9 00
10
3
25
150
M ANU FAC TU R ER S OF
A L L K IN D S O F L U M B E R .
Oft
00
We have s lot of choice mountain timber ami
00
are constantly running onr mill.
'Ve
would ask y<ni if tu noestof LUMBER
00
to carefully examine the
S 08
18 50 QUA L I T Y & CUT OF OUR LUMBER
AND CO M P A R E PRICES.
50 00
Uefore buying elsewhere ask tor prices on
rosis, r o u g h or d r e s s e d
Lumber fteltverwl lu Newberg If *o desired.
16 00
Address us «s above or call on our agent,
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4 40
44 20
145 00
50 00
186 06
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Feed & Seed Store JOHN A. BECK,
Bank of Newberg.
N F. PRITT. President.
J. C. COlA'ORD, Cashier.
CAPITAL STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
R. C. MILES.
F L O U R . F E E D ,H A Y & G R A IN
GARDEN £ FLOW ER
SEEDS.
gW Free IH-llrev-.
1st. Street, Newberg. Or
n
C. F. Moore & Co
D r u g g ists .
Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and W;
Papes.
52 90
C O ItttF w | 'O N I> rxT s
Stationery and School Supplies.
10 00
l i 45
fttreaff*ni visitine the city «re inrite.l lu c «ll tt !
the bunk for inform***«?« r<»nctrzLiaf the
my Corresr<‘fi«i*Bc« iw itM
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Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what yon eat.
E. II WOODWARD.
N. E. BKITT.
Directors.
l e d i A Tiit.m. Fort
land National Park Oauk, New York.
Solicits the patronage of his old Indiana
Friends who need watch repairing done:
2 7 0 M o rris o n St.
PORTLAND, OR.
F. C. Ward & Co.
J C. COL a ’ORD.
9 94
50 00
WATCHMAKER
«n> JEWELER,
saw ed cedar
M2 001
15 00
The patronage of those having repairing to do and those in need of
Bicycle sundries is respectfully solicited.
Am prepared to do
Brazing and Lathe work at reasonable sates. C. F. J 0 HNSO 1 T
Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc.
It artificially digests the food ant) alda
Nature in strengthening and recon­
structing the exhaMsted digestive or­
gans. It is the latest Lscovered digest-
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In eSeiency. I t in­
stantly relieves and permanently cure»'
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache. Gastralgia. Cramps, aoo
All other results o f I m perfect digestion.
Pieaortd b/ E C DeWitt A Co., CJgeegA-
C. F. M oukk A C o .
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