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Having disposed of my property with the intention of going to some other place, after fifteen
years stay in Newberg, I take this opportunity to thank my customers for their liberal patron
age. W ith the finest selection of photo cards ever presented to the people of Newberg«. I
will guarantee you a better picture for a small price than you can get anywhere else. If you
want to see your friends on postal cards just call in and get them.
C. C. S M I T H
Forecast for
i S I
The calendar w ill change with
the usual wakes for the old jt a r
and greetings for the new. M ost
o f us will immediately date our
correspondence 1009, but forget
ful people like Mr. Archibold and
Mr. Rockefeller will continue dat
ing checks 1908.
The old year will be little
mourned by Democrats and cold
ly greeted by lions. It will find
the peace tribunal at The Hague
closed and the house staff attend
ing the wars in Venezuela, Hayti,
W ashington and Mrs. Nation's
address in Scotland.
The end o f Leap Y ear will provoke
Fsw bachelor regrets.
And the stork will step up like a man
And pay his baby beta.
The Roosevelt regime will make
Its plana to g o a-gunning,
And Hons, hippos, and giraffes
W ill practice up at running.
The Romans tried to make
March the first month o f the year,
but after hall o f the Irish had
frozen to death trying to march
on the 17th, Numa re-arranged
the calendar asa merciful conces
sion to that valuable colony.
January was one of the months
devised for that occasion. It
was named lor Janns, whom the
Romans called “ the porter o f
Heaveq.” _ He opened and closed
Heaven, kept it nicely dusted,
made up the berths, and whenever
he caught a man in there w ho
was not keeping his newspaper
subscription paid up, he chased
him into the smoker.
No other month is so appro
priately named as this, for Janns
was regarded by the ancients as
the beginning and the end o f all
things. He is tamous tor having
had a second face on the back o f
his head,and resembled Mr. Har-
ritnan com ing and Mr. Lawson
going. His temple at Rome was
historic. When the empire was
at war its gates were throw n
open, and in peace they were
closed. This continued until the
time o f Augustus, who is said by
Prof. Ferrero to have been the
prototype o f Mr. Roosevelt. At
any rate, Augustus cast the gates
o f the temple into the Tiber and
made it a prison tor liars, m olly
coddles, couples without children,
editors, congressmen, nature
fakers, rich malefactors, religious
bigots, reactionaries and undesir
able citizens.
TBe row between the Preeident -
And Cottgreea will become
The hottest thing since David smashed
G oliath's cerebrum.
The outraged House will pew the earth.
The Senate will g et flip,
The President will rob his fist
Against its upper Up,
The air will be a mass o f fur, „
And ripping sxpietives,
And the timid Congreeeman will ran
From there to "where he lives.
The air will pulsate with the
roar o f bitter verbal shot, the
sports will bet on whether Ted
will take it back or not. the old
men wi*l get on the roof and utter
their defies, the President will
show his teeth and bulletin the
lies, a special message now and
then will heighten the hnb-bub,
and a dozen men a day will join
the Ananias Club.
The Congressman will blister Ted,
«And be will soak them back,
The Senate will put in a punch
And gat a counter smack.
They’ll say some ugly things tfc him.
And ha will bswl them out,. :
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The dignity o f government
Will dance, kl-yi and shout.
The old Potomac will become
'MR
A raging sea o f foam.
The public servant’ s fam ily
W ill bag him to come home,
The sldndee w ill divert the world
By reason o f its bant,
And Loeb will let it ran s while,
aim ! then r— m 1 for the fleet.
After that we shall have T aft
weather, with cooler relations at
Washington. Cabinet selections
will be announced on Tuesdays
and Fridays. The rich will g o to
the winter resorts, and eggs will
g o to forty cents. The new sign
otth e zodiac will be Aquarius,
the water carrier, whose influence
will begin on the 20th. This will
enable any one who has kept on
the water wagon from the 1st to
remain p e r m a n e n tly seated.
Persons born under Aquarius
vote dry. They have bad mem
ories, and rise to confidential po
sitions with trusts. They .are
also very knowing, bnt they
don’ t know when prosperity
will return.
The moon will be tall onthe6th
and Mercury will become even
ing star on the 26th. Mr. Rocke
feller will reach his Southernmost
declination on the 20th, when he
will turn up a t Atlanta, Ga., tor
the mid winter g olf solstice. G olf
takes his mind off the danger o f
the oil giving out.
The Wrights will temporarily
give w ay to the price o f butter,
which will stay up until spring.
The favorite sport ot the month
will be pie-hnnting. Mrs. Nation
will carry the war into London
and will show the suffragettes
how to get locked up in the
Tower.
Our absent fleet will m ike Suex,
continuing its Dutn,
And tilings in A frica will think
That Roosevelt has come.
There’ll be s stampede to the South,
And many trembling lips
W ill pass the word that he’s arrived
W ith sixteen battleships.
And then brief February o f the
groundhog will be due, and we’ll
discover pretty quick if he’saHar,
too.
b r U m
Yam hill O m u m t
O o a m i . M eH laevtlte.
Abstract
Wm E White k w f to Martin J
Conrad; sV4 lot 13, 14, 15, k 16
blk 57 Edwards ad to Newberg;
$180.
Nancy E Hatch k huab to Al
fred B & Alica 0 . Lyon; It 8 A 4
blk 6 Everest ad to Newberg;
$1400.
Ethel Lulu Rogers to Emily F
Wood; It 2 blk 24 Edwards ad
to Newberg; $200.
W J Wiaecarver A w f to Emily
H Hamblin; part Its 1 A 2 blk 4
Willis ad McMinnville; $400.
W A White & w f to T K Simp
son; nwV4 o f swV4 & It 2 sec 23
t 5-s r 3 w; $1600.
Martha B Martin to-*F G Me-
Gann; It 6 blk 6 Baker & Martin
ad to McM; $75.
Jesse T Irvine & w f to Chas
Douple; Its 3 & 6 blk 12 John’s
ad to McM; $1250.
Ahio S W att to C Zimmerman;
184.70 a in sec 22 s r 4 w;
$ 4 6 1 7 .6 5 .'
Chas B Ladd & w f to F CGra-
ham; 261.16 a in Loe Laughlin
die in t 2 s r 4 w; $10,383.
C B Hoskins et al to John I
Hadley; 41.63 a in Solomon
Heater die in 1 3 s r 2 w; $1.
Geo Nash et al to Luella M
LaFollett; 3.48 a in M Matheay
die in t 5 s r 3 w; $1.
Wm U Isham & w f to Clyde M
LaFollette; I t s 8 & 9 s e c 4 t 6 s r
3 w; $1800.
And J Clapp & w f to C M La-
Folfett; Its 5, 6, 7, & 8 blk 7
Wheatland; $175.
John W Parker to A Dundas;
Its 4 & 5 blk 10 Fairview ad to
Willa mina; $300.
B A Cook & hash to School
Dist No 40; 149.3 by 363 ft join
ing Cook School Its in McM ;
$496.
B S Sheldon & w f to Sherman
Crawford;* 151.23 in A B Garrison
die in 1 5 s r 4 A 5 w ; $6805.35.
Emilie Lockband & hush to A
Jonneas; 20 a in Carmi Goodrich
die in 1 4 s r 3 w ; $1.
Wm L Walker & w f to Harry
A Littlefield; 413.61 a in sec 20
2 9 i n t 3 s r 3 w ; $16,500.
Chas Wacheno to J D Welch;
40 a; $1.
J DGordon & w f to A J Be w ley;
440 a in sec 27 & 28 t 4 s t 6 w;
$8000.
Franklin B Lawrence & w f to
Mrs Sarah F W ood; Its 7 & 8
blk 48 Oak Park ad to McM; $75.
W M W oodruff & wf to E A
Yates; 4 a in see 22 t 3 s r 3 w ;
$ 1 .
B A Yates & w f to T M W ood
ruff; part Its 13, 1 4 ,1 5 & 16 blk
37 Edwards ad to Newberg; $1.
J B P ixky & w f to A K Olds;
Its 5 & 6 blk 18 Johns ad McM;
$600.
H G Colton & w f to Olivia J
R om M atthews; and % o f 1-12
480 a in sec 9 ,1 0 & 15 1 5 s f 0
w ; $10.
Geo W M ontgom ery to M F
Miller; It 3 blk 10 Fairview ad
to Willamina; $75.
And McCall et a lto Geo Wether-
by; Its 7 & 8 sec 22 t 5 s r 7 w;
$ 1 .
Allison and Vi o f 13x17 rods in
Amity; $700.
R E Deskins to Z R Perkins Its
1 A 2 blk 16 Lafayette; $200.
Jas Thompson t o Anna Allison
e V io fl3 x l7 rod« in Amity $150.
Sarah Holcom b (by gdn) to
Anna Allison and Vi o f small tret
in Amity; $275.
N C Christenson A wf to Nancy
B Hatch 2 a in Its 4 A 5 of NW
Newberg Subd; $1050.
Mary O Winters et al to W B
White A w f e 8 ft It 6 A w 36 ft
It 7 blk 14 Deskins’ 2nd ad New
berg; $1400.
C G Scott A wf to Frank Brown
6.55 a in Jas Fnlton d k t 3 s r 4
w; $458.85.
M S m ithA w f to AnsonSFroh-
m A Jno A Zehntbauer sw Vi
ne Vi sec 2 6 1 4 s r 6 w; $10.
U S to Ralph Barnes 160 a in
sec 3 4 1 3 s r 6 w.
And Kershaw A wf to M ary
Blanchard Its 1 A 2 blk 1 Ker
shaw’s 2nd ad Willamina; $110.
J K Ellis A w f to Della Ulm 10
a in J H Hess d k t 3 s r 3 w ;
$2500.
S C A GraceS Forbes to G B
Sanderland It 14 blk 2 Foster’s
ad Sheridan; $1.-
Dora M Everette A hash to
Thos L Stroh, Lake Booth d k in
t 6 8 r 7 w ; $3200,
H B Cocker ham A w f to Harry
C4Unoey 206 a in sec 2 5 1 4 s r 6
w, A sec 30 1 4 s r 5 w; $4200.
Justin L Haworth to J Haber
Haworth 10 a in Jas Bod ley dk
1 3 s r 2 w* $1.
J B Fktcher to W T Macy It 5
Newby’s 2nd ad McM ; $1.
J B Fletcher to Harry Lee
Fletcher Its 1 5 ,1 6 A 17 Cozine’s
College ad McM A 175 a adjoin-
in g it; $1
M artha J Gaunt to WSHellyer,
its 3, 4, 5 & 6 blk 13 Rowland’s
ad M cM ; $2800.
Amos Wise A wf to Ross Rogers
38.89 a in sec 24 t 5 s r 4 w;
§2333.40.
temot watering all over the place. phones sold on installments, if
Established trade for all flowers. preferred. Second hand phones
Several parties together can and extra parts for sale.
make money by enlarging the
S. J. M adron . M ut 18-3.
place and raising plants by the
thousand for the w hoksak trade.
Will show you. Will sell green
house and any number o f lots
wanted. This is a nice business
daring the wet winter weather.
Terms to suit.
W. B. S ou ,
,
Newberg, Ore.
New Stromberg-Carlaon tele
phones for sale. This is a stand
ard phone and has been adopted
by the Newberg Telephone Com
pany. Shares o f stock and new
3
Amos K oub to W A Keyt; 40
a in And Davidson die in t 6 s r
5 w ; $2800.
P Mark & w f to John R Ryan
et al; swVi o f sec 32 t 4 s r 7 w;
$900.
Thomas Prince & w f to Dun
dee Orchard Packing C o.; nwVi
o f nwV4 sec 2 8 1 8 s r 3 w; $10.
B C Miles A w f to Charlotte A
Out o f tbs Ganger Jar.
Houser; part lot 6 blk 13 Johns
ad to McM ; $2.
If a fool is out o f his place any
D S Manchester to Wm & A M where on earth it is on a form.
Manchester; 74.58a in JnoM yer
Will some one please step for
die in 1 2 s r 3 w; $1000.
ward and tell ns what the see
Howard B Kauffman & wf to saw?
J A Derby 5 a in IJ Johns d k 1 4
Are your harrow teeth aching
s r 4 w; $150.
out in some snow-drifted fence
Lee Laughlin to H M Busbee corner? If so, why so?
180sq ft in It 1 blk 5 North Yam The men w ho try to hide
hill; $20.
their light are few, while those
S R Goodrich & w f to- John F w ho seek to shine in the light o f
Loeper & wf 13.50 a in t 4 s r 4 others are many.
w; $405.
- The kitchen range is not very
W M Wardle to Jas W Hutch- large or imposing, hut it is a
croft w Vi It 4 blk 2 Hatch's 2nd most im portant complement to
ad Carlton; $300.
the cattle and sheep range.
Cumberland P r e s b y t e r i a n
The reason so many men are
chnrch to First Presbyterian lounging about waiting for poli
church McM It 1 blk 14 M cM ; $10 tical plums, is beause they are too
C C Smith to Maude B Kinney laay to raise plums o f any other
w 18 ft o f e 27 ft o f lt6 blk 2 Ev sort;
erest’s ad Newberg; $1000.
T oo many men who before their
Chas Crater & wf to John W marriage were always particular
Brooks & w f Its 7 & 8 blk 8 Des to get out of the buggy and help
kin’s ad Newberg; $1375.
the young woman in, may be ob
W G Henderson & w f to Jesse served a few years after marriage
T Irvine Its 7 & 8 blk 17 Row sitting in the wagon w hik the
land’s ad McM; $1500.
good wife clambers in over the
Bdward A Nichols & w f to Em wheel as best she may. There is
ily J _ Nichols und 1-5 o _ f w Vi o f Its something wrong when the man
281 & 282 & s Va of w V* It 2 8 3 jg ^ thoughtful o f his wife than
A all It 158 Dayton; $250.
he wag Qf hi* sweetheart.
Bank o f Newberg to W E A I-
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Olive White part its 7 A 8 Des Green Houseand Flower Garden.
kins’ 2nd ad Newberg; $400.
G W Flett to Jobie Flanders 5 a
F or sale or trade. Rare oppor
i n J o h n F k t t d k t 2 s r 3 w; $2100. tu n ity-w a n t to sell at once.
Jno D G ordonet al to Bland Plant consists of 10 lots 48 x 100
Herring 610.38 a in t 4 s r 3 w; ft. each, and greenhouse 32 x 80
$ i.
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ft.-3000 ft o f glass, hot water
Louis B Cusiek & w f to Annn heat, well stocked, complete sys-
Reductions on
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Bargains worth while on
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At Even
Money
J Î S a v in g
O f time, traveling ex
penses and fatigue can
be made by using the
shortest route E ast
There is but one short
and direct route be
tween the West and
East
Southern Pacific
T h e O . R. A N.
GREGORY SISTERS
AND:
UNION ■ PACIFIC
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REAL ESTATE
Property bought and sold on
commission; rents collected.
Business solicited. Will give
fair treatment to alL Call
on us at Wiley building, one
door east o f Held’ s harness
shop.
W . E. W HITE *
Bell phone 307.
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There is unsurpassed
through fast train ser
vice to Denver, Oma
ha, Kansas City, Chi
cago, with direct con
nections to all points
East and South.
There is an abundance
o f matchless scenery
and an opportunity to
make a daylight stop
over at Salt Lake City
if it is desired.
Let us tell you all
about w h a t can be
done, before you pur
chase ticket,
GEO. JAMES, AGENT,
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WM. M c M U R R A Y.G bm . P ass . A ct .
Portland, Oregon.
A PAYING INVESTMENT
Is a well fenced farm and can only
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THE AMERICAN
is a fence o f quality. There is not
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Made by the Largest Fence Manu
factories, who know what kind of a
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