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ì XJ. TME NBWBBRQ QRAPHIC, August 18, ifio REAL BRAVERY W WOMEN. h m aH w k l* C *urag« 8 hawn by Pa* m w u H a ra ia aa of H iatary. B Ì I I No one can doubt that moral courage la Superior to pf\y«ical. Man exceed in the latter, women ia the former, and it ia not deiira- Ue that thia ahonld be altered, even were it possible. Tet it would add to the dignity of both if men were stronger morally and women phya* tally. A modern historian aaye: “ Moral and rational faculties may alike be dormant, and they will certainly be so if men are wholly immersed in the gratification of their senses, t a n is like a plant, which requires a favorable soil for the full expan sion of its natural or innate pow ers.* If men had been shut out, as women have, from the exercise of their physical faculties, is it certain they would hare developed excess of physical powers ? Notwithstanding her social disad vantages in this respect woman has made her mark in the annals of bravery. History affords numerous examples of great heroines, many of them, too, at a time when the general position of women was that of slaves, but we can only note a few. Laena of Attica bore the severest torture without a word; Telesilla, the poetess, made the Argolic wo men fearless of death and discom fited the Spartans; Theodora saved the eastern empire; Artemisia drank the ashes of her consort; Camilla, queen of the Volscians, was slain fighting at the head of her troops; Boadicea encountered the veterans of Rome; the Maid of Orleans drove the English from France; Arria stabbed herself to encourage her husband to die. “ See, it does not hurt, dear Paetus,” she said. The tales of martyrdom are fer tile of heroic women. Young maid ens met the most horrible deaths with placid contempt, if not with vehement joy. No fiendish torttires that devils could devise were able to shake the fortitude of number less brave women. Whether under Nero or the bishops, under the in quisition or the French revolution aries» it was noted with surprise and admiration that -the women died more bravely than the men.:—Mexi can Herald. Tp the Ladies. All ladies calling a t m y store during the G. A. R. encam pm ent, August 23-2<>, w ill be presented w ith a nice French L a w n son- venir handkerchief scented w ith B lack, for better p h otos. h arm ony chim es perfume. Call 1—Second hand hack for trade. and get one. Vincent & W ilson. L y n n B. F e r g u s o n , Prescription D ruggist. Dining room girl w anted a t once a t Com m ercial H otel. Rubakah’s Attention. F or S ale —Team, w eight 2100, harness and light w a g o n . Bell phohe 556. 39 .tf. ! B irds Quonch T h s ir T h irst. The means by which set birds quench their thirst when far out at sea is described by an old skipper, who tells how he has seen birds at act, far from any land that could famish them water, hovering around and under a storm cloud, clattering like ducks on a hot day at a pond and drinking in the drop# •f rain as they fell. They will m ell s rain squall a hundred miles „distant or even farther off and scud for it with almost inconceivable swiftness. % - D on ’t forget the souvenir Services next S abbath , m orn handkerchiefs to be given a w a y ing and evening. M orn in g sub at Ferguson’ s drugstore. ject: “ T h at In com parable Rose Cleaning w ith electric vacuum and L ily .” A t night the theme w ill be: “ The Best L o o k in g cleaner n o w prom ptly done. Y ou n g M an in the W hole C ou n Y am h ill E lectric C o . tr y .” All are invited. F o r S a l e — Three sow s w ith pigs, three miles w est of New W here to Eat During G . A . R. Encampment, berg. Bell phone 21-x2. A. H. Forkner. * tt-43 The ladies will serve dinner and M o n e y W a n t e d — It y o u have supper in the basem ent of the m oney t o loan on g o o d real estate Christian church during theG . A. security, see W hite & Nichols, R. Encam pm ent, Aug. 23 t o B oth phones. Aug. 27. Chicken pie dinner on the 24th. S hoe S ale —I am closin g ou t a g o o d stock o f shoes a t real clos Notice of Final Settlement. in g ou t prices.’ Som e No. 1 ba r Notice is hereby given that the undarafgned Cecil J. Hoskins as tbe administrator ol the gains obtainable. estate ot Cjru* X. Hoskins, deceased, baa tied the final account of hit administration on upon * - - W . S. B ean . ssdd estate in the County cou rt o f Y am hill N ursery S t o c k —Farm ers and fruit g row ers can save m oney in buying 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 New berg. J. J. J ordon . Cecil. J. H o sk in s , As administrator of said estate. F k a n k W. F x n to n , nolds H ardw are store. The B oard reserves the right t o reject any o r all bids. W. F. H azenburg , D istrict Clerk, XT-44. * TO ’ 10TH •> Free Entertainments—The Greatest Ever! Bankers’ prize o f $10,000 for trotting horses. Hotel prize o f $5,000 for pacers are only two o f the features. There will be big special features every day, balloon ascensions, auto races, aero plane flights by amateurs— special prizes. Something doing every minute o f every day. See the great Midway! See every thing! Enjoy yourself! , W atch the Bucking Broncho Bust ing! Hear the Brass Bands! Laugh at the Clever Clowns! .., ' / , The entrance tickets are numbered. The lucky number wins a pony and cart, or $ 2 0 0 in cash. REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS Attorney for said estate. Ask Your Local Agent TTORNET-AT-LAW CLARENCE BUTT. Will practice in all the courts o f the state. Special attention given to pro bate work, the writing o f deeds, mort gages, contracts and the drafting o f all U>gal papers. Newberg, Oregon. KFICE— Second Floor ank o f Newberg Building. “ When can you spare the time for our marriage, Marion?” the be trothed man asked. The woman consulted her engage ment book. “ Three o’clock next Friday afternoon,” she replied. “ Oh, that will be out of the question !” he cried protestingly. “ There’s a special meeting of the Glitter Gold company that I must attend at that time.” “ Well, it’s the only time I have,” •he told him, with an air of easy resignation. “ Every other hour for the next two years is filled up.” The man jerked his shoulaers ir ritably. “ I guess we’ll have to call our little matter off, then,” he said. “ It seems to be inevitable,” she agreed indifferently. And so they parted.— Chicago N e w s . _______________ Inaka In Hla Hair. The Khit of the Indian yogi or religious mendicant owing to long, years of neglect becomes matted to gether in a fashion more easy to imagine than to ^describe and cer-*. tainly not be bru*he<f ou£ It is of very great length and when allowed to hang down trails on the ground. One night one of these yogis was the leading p h otograp h er w ’ ll sleeping under a tree when a snake give special rates next week t o wormed its wav into his tangled coiffure, and he had quite a difficult all the old soldiers w h o have task to get rid of it in the morning. their p h otogra p h s taken. — W’orld Wide Magazine. BLACK 5TH The greatest o f all Live Stock Shows and Harvest Horae Fairs ever held west o f the Rocky Mountains. Everything on an im mense scale. Methodist Episcopal Church. It y o u r eyes are g iv in g y ou 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 T ha Stylish Fishsrm an. Careful Upbringing. One of the gueats at a fashiona an exam in ation. Office open S a t While having dinner at a friend’s ble summer resort in West Virginia urdays. home one evening little George re go* himself up in his best “ fishing” fused, with self conscious dignity, togs and started out to try his luck •eversi unwholesome dishes which Notice to along a certain mountain stream. William, his tiny host, devoured Meeting a native, he asked: with relish. Notice is hereby given th a t the “ Here, my good man. Kindly tell Finally, when William began to B oard ot D irectors o f School me whether it would be worth my eat a huge slice of fruit cake, while to try fishing in this vicinity.** District No. 92 will receive sealed George eyed him wistfully for a The native regarded him scorn bids for furnishing m aterial and >ng time. Then, leaning his head fully. “The fishln’ ain’t good,” he building sch ool house in said on his hand, with a sigh, he said: finally said, “ but I ain’t informed district, up t o n oon . Saturday, “ Oh, dear; I wish my stomach a» to- bow you values your time.” — Aug. 20, 1910. Plans and speci wasn’t being brungded up c’rrect- Lippincott’s. fications will be a t the Allen-Rey ly!” — Woman’s Home Companion. How I m SEPTEM BER lege building has been extended t o F riday evening, A ugust 2 6 . County, Oregon, and said Court has appointed the&th day of September A.D , 1910, at tne L of ten o ’clock in the forenoon of said day at the Court room of said Court in the Court bouse at UcMlnnvtlle Yamhill County, Ore eon aa tbe time and the niece for the final hearing of said final nccount and for the final settlement of said estate. Therefore ail persons interested in said estate are hereby notified and required to be and ap pear at said time and place so appointed foi tbe final bearing of said final account and then and there show cause if any exists why said final account should not be allowed and ap proved and said estate torever and finally settled and said administrator discharged am bis bondsmen released and exonerated. Dated this July 14th. A.D.,1910. This! ■ Portland Race Meet Live Stock Show and Harvest - Home Fair 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 brick for sale. Kiln There w ill be a special meeting ju s t opened. James H am nett. o f V esta Rebekah lod ge N o. 76, M on d ay evening, A ugust 22nd, F or S ale — a farm horse. 1910. tf-42 A . S. M elunger . Each m em ber is urged t o be present as the president w ill be Parties w an tin g drain tile can w ith us. get same ot Enos Ellis. 30 B y order o f the N. GT F or S ale — A g o o d second hand M arie K . E vans , Sec’y . M cC orm ick binder for $75. tf*40 Time Extended. M o n e t T o L o a n — See A tty. B. The tim e for opening bids for A. Kliks, M cM innville, Oregon. the con stru ction o f the new C o l W anted — Prunes and Dried Black C aps a t H . S. Gile & C o., P ack ing H ouse, New berg, Ore T h s C h ild and tha W o rd .' gon . B oth phones. ' tf-36 “ Mamma, please give me the vig or. 1 want to drive a nail,” little Bean’s g rocery is the place t o Charlie said aa he came rushing into buy groceries. Give us a trial the kitchen from his playroom a and be convinced. B oth phones morning or two ago. “ What is a vigor?” his mother and free delivery. ssked. “ You know, mamma, it was you F or S a l e —A fresh c o w and a that read it to me out of the book.” high grade jersey bull. F. A. “ But I don’t remember reading C raw ford , Dundee, Ore. P h o n e - about it, and I don’t think we have •ne if I did. What did the book D ay ton Exchange, 94-17." pd t 4-43. say about it ?” “ Yes, you remember it. It said Bean is closin g o u t a g o o d line the boys returned from their hunt ing trip very hungry and were glad o f shoes a t very lo w prices. to find the meat done and the cook These are u p-to-date shoes and aiashing the potatoes with vigor,!’ of the best quality. W hy pay And then the mother found out m ore, elsewhere? what the lad wanted. It was the wooden pestle with which she Next week I will be prepared mashed potatoes— Milwaukee Free t o take parties ot 4 o r 5, w ith Press. cam ping outfits, t o poin ts near Tha Foam on Soda W a ta r. W ood s, T illa m ook C o. Leave Foam is a natural product, being w ord a t H odson Bros. caused by the escape of air or gas G. E verest . from a viscid liquid. In the case sf soda water it is the escape of the carbonic acid gas from the sweet ened beverage that causes the at tractive sparkling appearance, but the sweetened water alone would give rise to but a small quantity of foam, as the gas would too easily es cape. In order to prevent this some mucilaginous substance is usually added to the sirup, which render» the mass more viscous, so prevent ing the gas from escaping and pro ducing the attractive head of foam so familiar to all. Everybody Excursion Rates to East D U R IN G 1910 FR O M ALL P O IN T S ON T H E SOUTHERN LINES IN OREGON PA C IFIC TO RATES Chicago.............................................. $72.50 Council Bluffs Omaha Kansas City ^.................................. 60.00 St Joseph St Paul St Paul via Council Bluffs...............63.90 Minneapolis direct.......................... 60.90 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs 63.90 Duluth, direct.......... ...................... 66.00 Duluth, via Council Bluffs...............67.50 T ick ets w ill be on sale M ay 2nd and 9th; June 2nd, 17th and 24th; July 5th and 22nd; A ugust 3rd; September 8th. The above rates apply from Portland only. From points south of Portland, add ONE W A Y local rate to Portland, to make through rate via Portland. One way way through California, add $ 1 5 .0 0 to above rates. -. -Ten days provided for the .going trip. Stop-overs within limits in eithar Final return limit three months from date o f sale, but not later than October 31st. Inquire of any S. P. A gent for more complete information, or WM M cM U R R A Y , Oanaral P aaaan garA f.n t PORTLAND, OREGON ■
