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RESERVE POWER.
Dr. Lowe, July 30.
WlKEEBMOTlIOIQBBKKIEICTCIBEElEEW
Vale* a# ■ *Swrptus ef Energy In tk*
Battle e f Life.
la every department of life phys­
ical, mental and moral reserves are
o f incalculable value. Many people
work so hard that they exhaust
their physical energies each day.
They make it a matter of con­
science to wade through just ss
much work ss possible every day, no
matter how painfully it if done, not
realising the tremendous value of
keeping oneself vigorous, buoyant
No life can be vigorous if it is
not kept fresh, responsive, by great
hysical and mental reserves. As
ibemating animals, like the bear,
in cold climates sustain life through
the winter wholly upon the reserve
fat and nutriment stored up in the
tissues, so patients who have splen­
did physical reserves and resisting
power are carried through severe
sickness and sustained through se­
vere illnesses by this reserve sur­
plus, stored up vital power, while
those who lack it, those who have
dissipated it in abnormal living and
excesses, often lose their lives even
in much less severe illnesses.
Great business men accomplish
marvels with their reserves. Many
of them work but a few hours a
day, but they have such tremendous
physical reserves and so much stor­
ed up mental energy that they are
able to accomplish wonders in a
short time because o f their ability
to work with great intensity and
powerful concentration.
People who keep their physical
and mental surplus drawn down
very low by working a great many
hours and almost never taking va­
cations, who do not fill their reserve
reservoir by frequent vacations and
by a lot of recreation and play, do
not work with anything like the
freshness and mental vigor of those
who work fewer hours and .con­
stantly accumulate great reserve
power.
There comes into every life worth
while a time when success will turn
upon the reserve power. It is then
s question of how long your stored
up energy will enable you to hold
out. There will often arise emer­
gencies when your success will de­
pend upon bow much fight there is
in you.—Success Magazine.
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Tha T r* . M oved. '
M. Thouar during his explora­
tions in South Africa had occasion
to apprehend an attack from hos­
tile natives. He kept his men on
the wateh for six days, though they
were worn out with fatigue.
"Once a sentinel slept leaning on
his gun,” he wrote. “ I woke him
and warned him that one of the
least dangers of such a sleep was
that a Toba spy would fall on him
and kill him with his own gun.
While we talked 1 observed-that a
little tree which I had noticed ear­
lier now occupied a different posi­
tion. I fixed my attention on it
and saw that it moved almost im­
perceptibly. I had seen such a phe­
nomenon before. The sentinel and
1 pretended to sleep. The tree con­
tinued to approach. Suddenly I
raised my gun and fired. We rush­
ed forward. There lay a Toba
wounded in the leg and grasping
the branch with which he had dis­
guised himself as a tree.”
Tim « to Quit.
___
“ How’s fanning, old man?” ask­
ed the windmill salesman on the
station platform at Gooseneck
Junction.
“ Gone to the dogs,” sighed the
big freckled chap with the yellow
valise. “ I just plumb give up and
am going to town. Had a cabbage
farm and thought I was going to
make a fortune until Jed Hale
started a snail farm, and the blam­
ed critters ate all my cabbage.”
“ That waa tough.”
“ Yes, but I tried to get even. I
started a frog farm, and the frogs
swallowed all of his snails.”
“ Well, you got satisfaction any­
way, old man.”
“ Only for awhile. Jed got so all
fired hot under the collar, blamed
if he didn’t start a snake farm, and
in two days they had swallowed ev­
ery frog in sight. Yaas, stranger,
I reckon I am out of the farming
business for good and all.” — Chica­
go New s._______________
A B « f Ham.
Sir Walter Scott wrote little
about meat and drink, but his de­
scription in “ Waverley” of s Scotch
breakfast is memorable, says the
London Chronicle. “ He found Miss
Bradwardine presiding over the tea
and coffee, the table loaded with
warm bread* both o f flour oatmeal
and berley meal in the shape of
loaves, cakes, biscuits and other va­
rieties, together with eggs, reindeer
bam and beef ditto, smoked salmon
and many other delicacies.” “ And,”
as Samuel Weller would have ob­
served. “ a werry good idea of a
breakfast too.“ But has any reader
ever seen a beef hem ? Fortunately
the sideboards in Scott’ s time were
ef substantial build*
C lover h ay fo r sale—}. N.
C raw ford , B oth phones.
Agency (¡pr “ Nalther” has been
transferred from Mrs. Christen­
son t o M rs. M ary E. C. S c o tt,
W est 5th Street.
t2 -4 0
T in itc d
ó ta to s
Tf ¡S a n k
NEW BERG. OREGON
the sawm ill Satur­
d a y evening a black M o r o c c o
F ound — A m on og ra m locket. m em orandum book , inscribed
Enquire a t G raphic office.
w ith “ Presented by Central Lum ­
ber C o., Caldw ell, Id a h o.” F in d­
Parties w a n tin g drain tile can
er, p k a se leave a t Graphic Office,
g et sam e ot E n os Ellis.
30
L o s t —A t
mmmm.
The ladies ot the W. Q. T . U.
A. Kliks, M cM innville, O regon. w ill serve delicious sherbet next
S aturday afternoon at the H an­
F or S ale — Team , w eight 210 0, non Millinery Parlor. Also fresh
harness and light w a g o n . Bell hom e m ade cakes will be sold.
phone 556.
3 9 tf.
F o r Sale or Trade, a No. 1 set
Cleaning w ith electric vacuum ot double bu ggy harness; 1 surry,
cleaner n o w p rom p tly done.
g o o d repair; 1 set single harness.
Y amhill E lectric C o .
1 pd.
G. P. S kelton .
• M oney T o L oan — See A tty . B.
W anted — Second c o o k a t the
Com m ercial H otel.
A pply a t
once. J. J. S hores .
39 pd.
F or S ale — H ousehold furniture
and t w o residences. H an cock
Street near R iver St.
tt 38
W. I. K elsey .
Get y o u r Sunday cake o f the
W . C. T. U. next S atu rd ay after­
n o o n a t H an n on ’ s M illinery Pair-
D on ’t forget t o call a t the Art
S tu d io and lo o k a t those fine
paintings. S tart w ith the class
and learn t o make a p retty
picture yourself.
Can arrange
the hours t o suit you . R oom s
ov er Fuller’s paint store. Call
o n M iss Orell Chapm an, o r leave
Com parative statem ent fo r six m onths ending
une
F or S ale —R ou gh lum ber o f all
J. C. B ru n ton ’s fine ten room
kinds, a t ou r mill 5 mi. n orth w est house and large lo t for $2500.
o f to w n ; g o o d roa d , easy haul,
Address F. Bilyeu, 3 83 Cable St.,
tf 36
H utchens & L uellen
P ortlan d .
3 9 pd.
Ten t o fifteen ton s vetch hay,
n o weeds Of any kind.
W a n t e d — Prunes and Dried
B lack C aps a t H . S. Gile & C o.,
P a ck in g H ouse, N ew berg, Ore­
g on . B oth phones.
tf-36
F red A. C rawford .
39
P. O., Dundee.
9356
K « p « it o f th e c o n d itio n o f
The United States Nat’l. Bank
M oney W anted — It y o u have
m oney t o loan on g o o d real estate
security, see W hite & Nichols,
B oth phones
W anted —Buyer for a quarter
b lock in N ew berg, im proved and
conveniently located . Price very
lo w " i f sold soon .
Inquire at
G raphic office.
F or S ale —H orse w eighing
a b o u t 950, eleven years old.
One blacksm ith p orta b le forge,
b low er and anvil. L . M . K rick,
L ost —On o r
near college
grounds on July 4th, a ladies’
gold w atch , engraved w ith ini­
tials “ A. D .” , w ith io b chain and
M asonic em blem .
Leave a t
G raphic office.
t2 pd.
N ursery S tock — Farm ers and
fruit g row ers can save m oney in
baying fruit trees b y seeing me.
Sheep dip sold a t 8 0 cent a g a l­
lon. One and a halt miles • north
o f Newberg.
J. J. J ordon .
It y o u r eyes are g iv in g y o n
trouble it is evident th a t there is
som ething w ron g .
Better see
the Munsell & M artin O ptical
C o. a t the d ru g store next d o o r
t o the postoffice. N o charge for
an exam in ation . Office open S at­
urdays.
T o Painters—Sealed bids w ill
be received b y the clerk ot School
D istrict No. 29, Y am hill C ou n ty,
O regon, up t o 12 o ’clock n oon ,
July 18, 191 0.
F o r painting
Pnblic S ch ool building t w o
co a ts. The bidder m ust specify
w h at brand o f pain t t o be used.
The right reserved by the B oard
t o reject an y and all bids.
It
W. W. N elson , Clerk.
Double Auction.
A double au ction ot household
g o o d s w ill be conducted a t corner
o f Sheridan and Center Streets—
one block south o f college on
Saturday, July 23, 2 o ’clock p.m .
C. F. M oore and F. H. R ogers
will sell all kinds o f furniture,
dishes and utensils t o highest
bidder. Term s on snm s over
$1C. N iceshady la w n and plenty
ot ice cold grape lem onade free.
D on’ t forget the date.
At Newberg. In the Stale of Oregon, at tlia
close of busineis, Jane 80, 1810.
RESOURCES
Loan» and Discount*............. . .......... 9215.784.47
overdraft», secured and unsecured___ 2,922.86
D. 8 Bonds to secure circu lation ........ 60,000.00
lums on 0. 8. Bonds...................
402.
pd», Securities, e t c .,.................. . . . .
(¿8&.&0
Furniture, and F ix tu res...;.................
3.540.00
Other Real Estate o w n e d ...................... 3,368.71
Due from National Banks mot reeerve
a g e u u )..............................................
1,997,8*
Due from Stale and Private Banks
and Bankers, Trust Companies
and Barings Banks............................
382.79
Due from approved reserve agents—
47,661
Checks and other cash Items........... I. 1,046.38
Notes of other National Banks . . . . . . . .
5.00
Fractional paper currancjr, nickels
and cents.......................................
100.89
L a w f u l M o n e y K k - s ik v k in B a r k , v i x :
Specie..................................... 14.0M.06
Legal-tender notes...............
14.004.06
Redemption fund with 0.8 . Tieasurer
(5per cent of circu lation ^,............ 2.50000
Dae from 0 . 8. Treasurer......................
900.00
*358,002.72
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ................................. 50,000.00
Surplus f o o d ............................................. 8,500.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes p a id .....................................
9.488.33
Bank “
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Dae to approved Kmerr
Dividend, unpaid.......... ........ ..........
13.84
Individuel deposit, mb] it to ch eck .. 151,644.88
Demand certificate. o( < .
SMWftO
Time certificate, of deposit
«,802.42
Total
State of Oregon.I
County of T a n n ili j
I. J. C. Coleord, Cashier of the above named
bank, do solamnly affirm that the above state­
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
J. C. C olcobd , Cashier
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this
13th day ol July, 1910. -
[SEAL]
A. P. OLIVER Notary PnhUe.
Correct Attest:
Samuel L. Parretti
J. P. Taylor.
> Directors
J .L H t w in s
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