THE N E W B E R G QRAPM IC
United States National
To be always intending to live a new
life, but never to find time to set about
it,— this is a s if a man should put off
eating and drinking and sleeping from
one day to another until he is starved.—
Tillotson.
Bank of Newberg
Newberg, Oregon
Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits
$69,000.00
Total Resources
$420,000.00
Established as Bank of New berg 1889
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent
Accounts Solicited
J. C. CO LCO R D , Cashier
W . E. CR O ZER , Asst. Cashier
IT IS TRUE
W e are really dosing out overcoats and chil­
dren's clothing at
O N E -H A L F P R ICE
Some water-proof coats, $8 values, at $2.50,
only a few left.
M en's Suits at Greatly Reduced Prices
Sale will continue untO Feb. .15th.
Plumbing, Heating and
Gas Fitting
THE T. E. BLALOCK CO.
808 E. First St.
Phone White 198
LYNN B. FERGUSON
Prescription Druggist
The store that pleases and give* you the right prices. W e carry
the famous Rexall remedies, one for each human ill. Lowney’s
candies, cut glass, The Ideal Waterman fountain pen, Rexal dollar
watches, school books, stationery and office supplies.
A full and
complete line o f all D rug Sundries.
I make a specialty o f my
Preaciption Departm ent A ll receipts and prescriptions filled with
accuracy and dispatch, quick service day or n ight
You are al­
ways welcome. Give me a call.
T H E R EX A LL S T O R E
302 Washington Street
Phone Black 106
Rea. White 41
Roses! H ardy Perennial Flowers!
Greenhouse Plants!
A good selection—strong plants—
a t prices that are right. A fine lot
o f Potted Ferns and other plants.
Yon need one on your table. N ow is the time
t o plant Asparagus. I have a fine lot o f strong
plants. Phone Blue 202.
Roses
John G ow er, E. Side Greenhouse
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Governor William E. Russell,
o f Massachusetts, said, “ Make a
living, but remember there is one
thing better than making a liv­
ing,—m a k in g a lite.” M ost
people are so absorbed in mak­
ing a living th at they forget to
make a life.
M any o f us spend our best
energies, the best years of our
lives, a c c u m u l a t i n g money,
lands, houses, stocks. We spend
com paratively little time in real
living; we are alw ays goin g to
live,—to m o rro w , next week,
next year, alter we have laid up
a little more money. W e shall
have more leisure, then; w e shall
spend more tim e in sell-culture;
w e shall take that lon g con­
templated trip abroad, visit the
great a rt galleries
Europe,
and study the conditions of life
in other lands. Next year, w e
shall send the boy or girl to col­
lege, start a library, buy works
o f art, and take time enough
from our business o r profession
t o get acquainted w ith our
families.
But to m o rro w , next week, or
next year, finds us farther than
to-dav from the realization ol
ou r dreams. The *habit ot ac­
cumulating, of making a living
instead o f a life, has so fastened
itself upon us, has become so in­
tertwined w ith the fiber o f our
character, that it has already
mastered us. We are slaves in
its iron grip; and, though we
m ay g o on deceiving ourselves
w ith the fiction o f to m o r r o w
and to m o rro w , building castles
in the air, dreaming o f the things
we shall do by‘and by to make
life pleasant and profitable, we
are slow ly but surely losing even
the desire to enlarge ourhorizori.
A fine a rt is this,—learning to
live. But h ow few people ever
acquire it! I t is com paratively
easy to become proficient in law,
in medicine, in business methods,
o r to become a statesman; but
h ow rarely do w e find a man or
a wom an w h o lives a true life,
a life o f simplicity, o f refinement,
o f culture, o f character-building.
H o w few o f us develop our finer
social or home instincts.
We
hurry at our meals; w e hurry to
our place o f business; w e tr y to
crow d more than an average
d a y ’s w ork in to our w orking
hours, and are all day pursued
by a demon o f hurry. When we
return home, we are tired, irrit­
able, exhausted, utterly unfit to
enjoy the fam ily life, or to con­
tribute to the happiness o f those
about us. In the rush and
nervous hurry ot the day, we
have used up all our energy.
We have left no reserve tor the
cultivation o f the higher side of
our nature. W e are exhausted,
sucked dry like a squeezed orange.
The next morning, as soon as we
have recuperated after the night,
w e repeat the previous d ay’s
routine.
So we g o through life, mocked
by expectations which are never
realized, simply because w e never
learn the secret of living proper­
ly, each day, as we g o along.
The future is a delusion and
snare, and he w ho banks upon
it for bis happiness is sure to end
in bankruptcy.
It is as much
our duty to enjoy life to-day, to
be cheerful and happy, to fill it
w ith pictures o f joy and glad­
ness, as it is to tell the truth,
to be honest, upright, and in­
dustrious.
Happiness to-day,
now, is our duty, and it is a
positive sin to neglect it. This
putting o ff one’s enjoyment, hap.
piness, until the sap o f life has
been drained, until the nervous
system no longer responds to
healthy, normal stimulants, this
w aiting until the fires o f life have
gone out. and there is nothing
left but the ashes, is not only
foolish, but criminal.
She wasn’t a new ly wed, but
her ma had gone aw ay on a visit
and had left her to keep house,
and so she tripped forth one
morning the first o f the week, to
do the fam ily shopping.
She
first w eq t to the m eat market,
and ordered some beef steak,
some o f the nice juicy kind. W ith
true housewifely instinct she ex­
amined the m eat before purchas­
ing and as it met w ith her ap­
proval, she calm ly announced,
•‘ I'll take h alf a yard; charge it
to pa.” The next customer, so
it is said, found the proprietor
in the refrigerator tanning him­
self w ith a brick.
Raal Estate Transfers.
ARE YOU 60IN6 SOUTH OR EAST?
T HK N T K A V K L VI A T H E
Through
Loa Angeles
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and El Paso,
S U N S I t J i R *
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■ R O U TES
or through
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San Francisco
K L c if jl
and Ogden
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or
Direct connec­
tion at Chicago
and N e w O r ­
leans for New
York, B o s t o n
W a s h in g t o n ,
Philadelphia,
and points east
A THOUSAND WONDERS”
VIA S A C R A M E N T O A N D O G D E N
O V ER LA R D L IM IT E D—Pullman (leaping cam.observationcar*, through diulog ear
CHINA AND JA PA N MAIL—Pullman and tourU ii■laaplag'SfLilEiSf,!?1««“ route
radioing chair ca n , S a n Franclaoo to Chicago. Too rut ear connection an rout#
tor Kansas City ala Denver.
ATLANTIC E X P R E S S —Poll®»» and tourist slseplngo«, dining ear and free ra
eltnfng chair car. San Francisco to Ogden, Denver and Omaha.
(A S T E R N E X P R E S S —Pullman and tourist alaaping earn, and fra# radioing chair
oars, San Pranoiseo to Chicago and St. Loula.
V IA LO S A N G E L E S A N D N EW O R L E A N S
Citizens Batik to F L Swain
and L A Kinam an 23.5 ac in D
Ramsey d l c i n t p 3 s r 3 w and
2 ac in J H Hess d 1 c t 3 s r 3
$3750.
Lau ra B B anta t o C T K ifk -
hart small tra ct in J B Rogers d
1 c in township 3 s r 2 w $1250.
E L B arnett 8c w f t o Elsw orth
Pickel lots 1-and 2 in blk 6 New-
b y’s 3rd add M cM innville $1.
Frank Barnes & w f to K e r ­
shaw and Eddy Dept Store nwVfc
con 156.49 ac in sec 6 tp 5 s r 7
w $1.
Nettie B arrett et v i r t o j W
Briedwell p art of blk 3 o r i g t o w n
of A m ity Ore $7000.
E L Barnett
& w f t o Geo W
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Hendershott lots 3 and 4 in blk
5 N ew b y’s 3rd add M cM innville
Tuesday and
S U N S E T E X P R E S S . DAILV-Pullmam aiaaplng ears, toariat cara, traa raellnlng
chair cart San Fraaelsoo to haw Orlaaoa.
S U N S E T R O U TE N ». S —Pullman and tou ria t sleeping cart, dining car and Iran
radioing chair enta.
VIA LO S A N G E L E S A N D CL PASO
GO LDEN ST A T E LI M ITE D -T o Chicago via S i Paso. Pall man drawing room,
observation nan and wining car».
CA LIFORN IA N —Pullman and tourist alaaping car, dining ear and trae raellnlng
chair car.
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Call on any E P. AgL (or tar (area, reservations and descriptiva booklets, or write to
Low Fares West
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Tell your friends in the East o f this opportunity of moving W est at
low rates. Direct train service via Burlington Route, Northern Pacific,
Great Northern and “ North Bank” lines to Portland, thence via South­
ern Pacific or Oregon Electric Railway.
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Details will be furnished on request.
W. E. C O M A N ,
Sen’ I. Freight and Pasa. Agent S. P. S S. Ry., Portland, Oregon
H ealth, Cleanliness, Home
C om fort
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T o promote these conditions in the home, one of the first
requirements is a strictly modern and up-to-date bathroom— one
in which dependable fixtures are installed and in which perfect
sanitation is assured.
A well equipped kitchen and laundry are no less essential,
and die comfort and convenience they afford is a source of en­
joyment to the fa*tidi-n<,2 5 S § 5 M M S 5 9 ^ E 5 S S E 5 E 3 7
ous and careful house-
wife.
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Before d e c i d i n g !
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on your p l u m b i n g " ! — 111 j f ]
equipment, let us ex- L —[I W I
plain the merits of ! f [ j | ikj 11 (f
'¡Standard'' Plumbing
Fixtures and quote you
prices.
W e employ
only the best mechanics
and guarantee both fix­
tures and workmanship. i
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E. L EVANS & SON
Tinners and Plumbers
T H E SK IL L E D H A N D
O F THE PLUM BER
is what you need when there is
trouble with your pipes. Don’ t
wait a minute but pnone us at
once. The quicker you notify us
the sooner we will be on the job.
and the less damage and expense
there will be for you. Better
keep our phone number, Black
111-3, where you can get it at
once.
Newberj Hardware 1 Plonlfoi Co.
Nellie I W inter* et vir to Joseph
8c Alice K n o tts 5.99 ac in L Scott
d 1 c tp 4 s r 3 $780.
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From other Eastern points in proportion
4 $ 1000 .
Am os
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C H IC A G O $33.00 ST. P A U L $25.00
Cinannait 37.90 K a u m City 28.00
Milwaukee 31.50 O m aha______ 25.00
32.00 Des Moine» 27.85
St. Louis
New York 50.00 Indianapolis 35.65
38.00 Denver
25.00
Detroit
Jasper W ilcox to M Zimmer­
man undivided V& int in lots 1, 2.
3, 4 & s% o f seV* o f swVi (166.55
ac) except e 120 ac sec 36 t 5 s r
Mel Zimmerman to Jasper W il­
cox right to mine and d ig on
46.58 ac in lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and
o f seV4 and seV4 o f swV4 sec 3 6 1 5
s r 4 w $100.
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$ 100 .
John R K elso & w f to F W
Kelso small tract in s% o f Jos B
Rogers d 1 c in tp 3 s r 2 w $200.
S J Madson & w f t o I C M orris
3 ac in D Ramsey d 1 c except
part deeded t o Yamhill Co tp 3 s
r 2 and 3 w $1500.
G ottlieb E Mann t o Herbert W
and Ethel M Burton 1 ac in J B
Rogers d 1 c ex n 30 ft reserved
for street tp 3 s r 2 $550.
Minnie & Ira J M illard (b y
Sheriff) lots 12 & 13 in blk 5
Bibee’s add Sheridan $327.
L M Parker & w f t o W alter
S Parker 13 ac in J H Hess d 1 c
in tp 3 s r 2 w $10.
W illiam Scott to Edmund &
Marie Senn neVi of swVi o f sec
14 tp 3 s r 2 w $1200.
Thos H Thorne & w f to R W
Swink 78x100 ft in blk 2 orig
tow n o f Newberg Ore $750.
United States to Miles B Mar*
tin %Va o f nw^4 and nVa of sw %
(160.00 ac) in sec 2 t 2 s r 5 w.
Valley Real Estate Co to
Security Savings & Trust Co
228 ac in A T Hembree d 1 c tp 3
s r 4 w $10.
W alnut Grove C o t o Oregon
to Geo C Burton tract N o 16 in
W alnut G rove’s C o Planation
N o 1 containing 5.494 ac tp 2
s r 4 w $1000.
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T O PO IN TS IN W ESTER N O REGO N
William Eborall & w f to Fuse
D Ferrell s% o f lo t 12 in St Joe
Orchard Homes in tp 4 s r 4 w
$ 1100 .
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D aily M arch 1st to A p ril 15th
$ 1000 .
Andrew B Gaffney to W C
Searchrest wVi and w Vi o f seVi
containing 396.62 ac in sec 6 t 5
s r 7 w except 1-8 interest in
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same $1.
R J Hutchcroft & w f to F H
Coffeen 37x151.40 ft in city o f
Yam hill in Alfred Job d 1 c tp 3 s
r 4 w $10.
R J Hutchcroft & w f to F H
Coffeen und Vt int in road w ay
in Alfred Job d 1 c $1.
James T Isham Est (B y Adm r)
to A P Magness lo t 5 containing
12.81 ac in sec 3 4 t 5 s r 3 > w
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OVERLAND 30 HORSE!
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5 passenger automobile fully equipped, only $1100, P. 0. B <
N ew berg.
S. A. Mills will be glad to tell you all about it ]
The Newberg Auto Company j