Newberg graphic., November 25, 1909, Image 7

Catarrh
Hsw r « M Bs— ■»■Ms«
•Whet did pepe say, OsorgaP* Re
*eld It wee teo hot to talk nouasses."
"But did he know that you wanted to
merry ms?" “I—-i think ha did." "And I am told that Germany spends several
It weabsno the delicate lung tissues,
derange« the digestive organs, and didn't hs encoure«« you to proceed?** million marks ansiteli/ te raise trees,
sad rscsivi annually ..mere than twite
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aa mueb money from the sale of timber
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T h e y H e in e s « S I S .
¡yjrf then she expends.
Visitor*—! don’t sea hew you sen
I would also advocate the imposing
reconcile yourself to beta« s farmer.
upon all logged-off lands a basis tax
■I Seeder—I couldn’t If I ftldn I see sufficiently high to insure their revert*
one of you city men once In a while.—
ing naturally to tbs state fob a reason­
Philadelphia Mullet mi tili
able compensation, the lands to be util*
iced in raising tread for futre genera*
tions; the levying of this tax to be sne>
that long beard of yours. It harbor*
pended
is aass private owners should
germs—that’s what' the doctors eay."
The Pastor (dining with the fam ily)
"Dear boy, yen ought to trim the,
—Ah, yes. Brother Smlthers, It la the half bufhil of hair on your httd for tbs purpose of raising tifcber nade»
little things of this life that count!
Thera’s no telling what It harbors."— state regulations; this timber to pay a
Little Wttlte (In s loud whisper)— Chicago Tribune.
cutting tax at the timo it is cut.
Maw,’ that's the sixth biscuit h*rg took,
The details of such s tax and tbs set­
—Chicago Tribuna
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ting aside of loggedoff loads for the
Durine tbe year 1906 do lese thaa
raising o f timber by private owner« are
8.354 different books wer# pubi toh ed la
matters that can be worked out; tbe in­
thè Uniti* Stata*. Tbe auasbor le 860
terests o f tbe people protested; tbe rev­
lem than durine Ih* precedili« year.
enue
which the timber nod lumber in­
Am I m m m M m I Hay e a.
terests should rightfully pa/ the atete
• I wonder why long tetegrap
provided, but collected in rash a man­
messages are so expensive."
ner ae will help conserve oar forests in­
"W hy do yon wonder?"
stead of encouraging owners to cut and
"Because they are intended to go
waste them, as under our present system
tick."—Baltimore American.
of taxation. I see firmly of tbe opinion
that if our forests are to be conserved
and new forests grown, the first step
necessary is tbe revision or evolutionix-
"On a farm," explain** HamJett Itoti ing e f ear system o f taxation.
"What do you know about farm
The following table shorn a list e f
work?“
trees under observation, with age, diam­
DENTISTRY
“O. rm hired to talk dialect foe the eter, and estimated aamber or feet,
upon wkiek data the accompanying ar­
ticle to based:
Sod Tir.
Diameter Boti-
Invite* Consumption
Veto* e f «he rseeie.
•Colonel, whet will be the overahad-
wtn« issues of the next campaign ?”
•Well. I can’t tell you about that,
F course, until a few ef us have got
■ether end had our little confereces."
SMITH WANTS YOUR PRODUCE
We have ear owa 22 markets and we so
been oar polier, we «hall give the P<
choice native poultry. W e refuse to ua
It drives out ail
Qsrrie—I’va got a dandy Idea for a
(iris’ secret eofelety. Belle—▲ secret
«pletyt Do yoa think It vfenM fee
»rpctical? Carrie—garely. We wouldn't
keep secrete; we’d swap them.—Puck.
o — p n t u w u a. .. ..v .
Irate Caller—Tour paper accused me
this morning of running over a man
with my motorcycle. It Isn't tram It
waa an automobile.
Editor—Well, what'e the difference?
Irate Caller—The difference? Abort
T o E n joy
WATER SYSTEM
INVOURTVOM E
For Asthm a, Bronchiti* and
a ll T h r o a t T r o u b le * T a k e
I IOOD ru ;
C. Gee Wo
Go to any good prescription druggisi
and get the following and mix them
I f be docs not have these iagradienti
he will get them from bis whotoeak
bouse.
“ One ounce compound syrup of Sar
mpmrills, and one ounce Tori* com
pound. Add these to a half pint ol
first-class whiskey, and use a table
spoonful before each meal and at bee
time. Tbe bottle must be well shaker
each time. ’ ’ This simple remedy is om
LEWIS & STAYER CO.
"Billers Is a singularly narrow naf
sfiflsh person. Isn’t h er
“ He la Cook at the steak In fai
more Interesting to him than Cook al
the poto!"—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
bride’s girl friend.
"O, H will not be a sure hon
moon!" 'exclaimed the pros peel
brida “It will be a honey cycle!
* • » you’re going to take your w
ding Journey on bikes, are ro o t 1
perfectly delightful!" gssr^ed the e
vs. Quality
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What is ÇASTORIA
torta is » h arm less su b stitu te f o r C a stor O il, F
B ears the Signatare o f
In U$e For Over 3 0 Year«.
W L D O U G LA S
$3.oo $3.5P g.$4.Q9 SHOES
3S t 3 B0YS SHOES
ffivH i J $7OP £$7 50
J o i /(//. is
tifin e
s .ir e
w ith in
c o n n u t lit y o n . w r i t e fo r
t o n ///.'is, B r o c k t o n , M . i s s .
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
105
90
92
90
105
19
500
............................ 18
400
............................ 17
325
............................ 21
700
............................ 23
900
............................ 22
800
............................ 25
1100
............................ 24
1000
............................ 19
500
............................ 30
1800
............................ 30
3300
............................ SO
1800
............................ 32
2400
............................ 34
2800
Yellow Fir.
490 ...........................
82
410 ............................. 84
My conclusions regarding the growth
of timber are as follows:
Red fir will attain an average diam­
eter of 10 to 10 inehes la 40 years; hem­
lock a diameter of 18 to 20 inches ia tbe
same'length of time. Tbs growth of
the timber examined by me to aboat two
inches in diameter during tbe past 10
years for trees 40 to 50 years old, and
...............
.. ‘
one inch
in diameter
for * trees i 125 to
250 years old. Tbe growth on trees 400
years old Is bard to road without a
glass.—Tbs Tlmberaan.
is econom ical— n ot Cheap. T ry
it T h e best at any price or
your m oney back.
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Drought In 1911 Predicted.
Topeka, Kan., Nov. 23.—The helpful
ben, famed in Kansas song and story,
to responsible for s “ phenomenon"
that is stirring the state from the Mis­
souri river to the Qolorado border. It
to all about an egg that whs laid out
in Republic eounty, June 11 of this
year. Early is tbe forenoon o f that
day Mrs. Ralph FuUea responded to
the doily cackle of Biddy, sad went
oat to the shieksn house to gather eggs.
Imbedded in the shell of oae were
eminous characters which spelled out
“ Drought, 1911.”
Home to Coat 81,000,000.
New T ori, Nov. 28.—Contracts for
the construction of a country house at
Port Washington, Long Island, have
beea confirmed by Howard Gould. The
plans ehew tbs structure will have a
frontage of 228 feet and depth of 110
feet. This new “ Castle Gould,” as
the residence will be known, will bs
started as soon as tbe present frame
structure tbs Goulds have been using
as U residence is demolished. It will
be s three-story house.
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