I
THE NEWBERQ GRAPHIC
FRIGID REMEMBRANCES.
H im » Life In Scotland at tho Dawn
v
o f tho Last Century.
The contrast between the life of
the young in the twentieth and in
the early part of the nineteenth cen
tury ia most striking, and one won­
A
M.
ders how the Scotch children o f for­ v y
mer times‘survived their early train'
ing. Lady Ritchie gives in “ Black-
stick Papers” a description of home
life in Scotland in 1806, which she
took from the “ Memoirs of a High
Land plaster for sale a t Znm-
land Lady:”
w
a
lt’s Feed store.
“ Although seldom ailing, we in­
herited a delicacy of constitution,
I keep a thorough -bred Jersey
demanding great care during our in
fancy. In those days it was Hie fash­ bull, price $1 cash.—Fred Werth.
ion to take no care of it. All chil
M oney T o L oan - -See A tty. B.
dren alike were plunged into the
coldest water, sent abroad in the A. K liks, M cM innville, Oregon.
worst weather, fed on the same food.
Our life was one long misery.
F or S ale —A pony cheap.—A.
“ In town a large, long tub stood S. Millenger, phone 25a5. It pd
in the kitchen court, the ice on the
top of which had often to be bro­
Seed p o ta to e s and garden seeds
ken before our horrid plunge into
it. We were brought down from the o f all kinds a t Z u m w ait’s Feed
very top o f the house, four pairs of Store.
stairs, with only a cotton cloak over
F irst choice w ash ing machines
our nightgowns, just to chill us
completely before the dreadful a t Christenson & Larkin. Get
shock. How I screamed, begged, one and try it.
prayed, entreated to be saved! All
no use !
B o th old and y ou n g agree th a t
"Nearly senseless, I have been m eals and lunches a t the M odel
taken to the housekeeper’s room,
R estaurant are the best.
which was always warm, to be dried.
Revived by the fire, we were enabled
T w o g o o d y o u n g c o w s for
*to endure the next bit of martyr-
-dom, an hour upon the low sofa, our sale, three years old, givin g milk.
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books in our hands, while our cold A. W . Ellis.
breakfast was preparing. My stom­
B uff P lym ou th R ock eggs for
ach rejecting milk, bread and tears
generally did for me.” ’
hatching at $ 1 .5 0 for 15.— E. H.
Six years later in the highland W ood w a rd .
home austerities seem still part of
the education:
C ity Transfer does all kinds o f
“ In winter we rose without candle hauling, including p iano m oving.
or fire or warm water, and really in
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the highland winters, when the —T . H. Thorne.
breath froze on the sheets and the
F o r S ale — 12 A n gora g o a ts ,—
water in the jugs became cakes of
Chas.
Tykeson, Laurel, Oregon,
ice, washing was a very cruel neces­
sity.
R ou te 1.
“ As we could play our scales in
the dark, the two pianofortes and
F or S ale —Full blood O. I. C.
the harp began the day’s work. How pigs.—R. S. N ew ly,
mile w est
very near crying was the one whose
o f S p rin gbrook .
tf.
turn set her .at the harp! The
strings cut the poor, cold fingers.
C losin g ou t all suits at 2 5 per
Martyr the first sat in the dining
cent
b elow w holesale a t 8 0 4
room at the harp. Martyr the sec­
F
irst
street.—U.
Welter.
ond put her blue fingers on the keys
of the grand pianoforte in the
Berry crates and fold in g hal-
drawing room.”
locks. Phone W hite 26. The C.
TV m Unconquerable Foe.
K . Spaulding L o g g in g C o . 2 9
John Bright once described the
variety of stage fright with which
F or S ale — G o o d w o r k horse
he was familiar with a telling and
and
1 horse w a g on . C ash o r
quotable point. He was discussing
public speaking with George Daw­ bankable n ote.—Jerre O ’Brien.
son, an eminent Englishman of his
tf.
d v, when, according to a paragraph
in the late David Christie Murray’s
W anted — All kinds o f sew ing
“ Recollections,” he said:
t o d o for ladies and children.
“ Tell, me, friend George— you
Prices reasonable.—M rs. Bank-
have, I suppose, as large an experi­
son,
5 1 5 S. M eridian St.
tf
ence in public speaking as any man
in England— have you any acquaint­
W anted — B ids tor the erection
ance with the old nervous tremor?”
“ No,” Dawson replied, “ or if I o f a telephone line from Dundee
have it is a mere momentary qualm, t o New berg. F o r specifications
which is gone before I can realize a p p ly t o E. S. Greer, Dnndee. 28
it.”
“ Now, for my part,” said the
W anted —C a r p e t a n d r u g
great tribune, “ I have had practice
w eavin g t o d o . T w o o r four
enough, but I have never risen to
E. L . H eater,
address an audience, large or small,
New
berg,
P.
3.
Phone
38a 4. 32
without experiencing a shaking at
the knees and a sense of a scientific pd.
vacuum behind the waistcoat.”
A ncon as, Sheppards 2 5 6 e g g
Predisposition to Diueuan.
strain, $2 per setting. Cheaper
Children are seldom born diseased.
They may be born with a tendency by the 100. E. C. Stevens, Sher­
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to disease because one or both par­ w o o d , O regon.
ents are suffering from it. As we
Use noth in g but Acme Q uality
know, certain conditions favor the
development of certain diseases. P aint and y o u ’ll be hap p y.—
Place a child in conditions that have Christenson & Larkin sell it.
produced disease in the parents, and
the tendency will be to produce the
F or S ale — Zinc bath tu b, prac­
same disease in the child. So we
tically as g o o d as new.
C ost
sometimes find whole families die
$
12
,
w
ill
tak
e
$5.
Inquire
at
of consumption or diphtheria or
something else, not because the dis­ G raphic office.
ease was inherited or “ caught,” but
T ry one o f these nice ju icy
because the same conditions produce
the same result in all the cases.— steaks a t the M odel R estaurant
Nautilus._______________
where qu ality and price is right.
Hi* Lam« Excuse.
J. E. G ates, P rop .
1 “ Gregory,” said Mrs. Squ&llop, “ I
The sale w ill be continued a t
have just received a letter from
Aunt Abigail. She says that as we the H annon M illinery P arlors,
don’t seem to want her to come to offering all g o o d s a t grea tly
visit us this year she will postpone
reduced prices, until farther
it indefinitely. What does she mean
notice.
by that? I told you to write and
. H annon M illinery Parlors.
tell her to come at her own conven­
ience. Was that what yon wrote to
Christenson & L arkin sell
her?”
* “ Er— substantially,” answered Mr. ■pray m aterial fo r fruit trees—
Bquallop. “ I couldn’t remember how kill those green aphis w ith Black
that word 'convenience’ is spelled,
Leaf F o r ty .
Ind so I made it ‘ risk.’ ” — Chicago
Tribune. _______________
F or S ale — 10 acre Italian
A Newberg Lodge No. 104 A. F.
A.
Regular meeting
/ v r \ First and Third Wednesday
evenings of each month.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
T. L. Cummings. Secretary
Not «ratifying.
Some one sent the manuscript of
a story to a literary friend, with the
request that he would criticise it.
The friend returned it with the fol­
lowing note:
"My Dea” Blank— Your book con­
tains much that is both new and
good, but what is new is not good
and what la go*4 ia not new.” —
Judge.
I
prune orchard 1% miles from
Newberg. G o o d trees, g o o d soil,
land lays fine, cultivated every
year. N o oth er crop been on the
land. B elongs t o a non-resident
and w ill be for sale np t o M ay 1
a t $ 2 6 50, $ 1 0 0 0 d ow n . Easy
term s on balance. A b e rg a in .—
G. S. H oaglin.
Will list y o u r farms and sell Call For Bids On Bankrupt Stock*
y o n r land. H ave som e g o o d ex­
changes in city residences tor In the D istrict C ou rt o f the
United States for the D istrict
farms. See W hite & C om p an y,
of O regon:
705 1st street.
In the m atter o f H ale & C o.,
Y ou should see those suits, b a n k r u p t s : The undersigned
coa ts and vests from $ 37 d o w n a t will receive sealed bids a t his
W elter’s store, 8 0 4 F irst Street, office No. 7, F irst Street, up t o
th a t he is selling a t 2 5 per cent 12 o 'c lo c k n o o n o f M on d a y,
below wholesale.
April 29th , 1 9 1 2 , fo r the fo llo w ­
ing p rop erty belon gin g t o said
Free chinamel dem on stration estate, nam ely: A stock o f mer­
a t the B ig H ardw are S tore chandise con sistin g o f ladies’
Saturday, April 27th. ■. Call and cloak s, suits, furnisM ng g o o d s ,
see w h at can be d one w ith this shoes and d ry g o o d s located at
well know n line o f stains and New berg, O regon, o f the to ta l
varnish.
in ven tory value o f $ 1 1 ,6 1 9 .7 0
Christenson-Larkin H d w . C c. togeth er w ith a lo t o f store fix­
F or S ale — 12 lots, 5 room tures inventoried a t $ 4 5 8.7 0.
house, city w ater, 51 bearing Cash o r a certified check for ten
apple trees, 17 prune trees, cherry per cent o f the am ount offered
trees, straw berries and oth er m ast a ccom p a n y each bid and
sm all fruits; $16 00. 8 12 Pacific said sale is subject t o confirm a­
street between 8th and 9th. 11 pd tion b y the cou rt. An inventory
is o n file a t the office o f the under­
F or S ale —A g o o d 7 -room signed and p rop erty m ay be in­
house and 4 lots. B ath and w a ­ spected u p on a p p lication t o O. S.
ter in house; and som e fruit trees C rocker w h o is in charge o f store
on the same, on the corner of a t N ew berg.
D ated, April 18th, 1912.
Fifth and M eridian streets, cheap.
R. L . Sabin, Trustee.
F o r further particulars inquire o f
John Groff, New berg, O regon,
o r address H. J. Groff, H illsboro,
O regon, R. F. D., No. 4. 26-29 p
Young Bouncer W ill Stand For
the Season-
A t S h erw ood —from H) a. m.
M on d a y till 9 a. m. T uesday.
A t Frank V estal’s, on Chehalem
M ou n tain —from 11 a. m. till
4 p. m. Tuesday.
A t L. F in nigan’s Ranch, Buck
H aven D istrict—from 6 p. m.
Tuesday till 2 p. m. W ednes­
d ay,
.
A t N ew berg Orchard F arm ,
Chehalem Valley—from 6 p. m.
W ednesday till 2 p. m . T h urs­
d a y.
A t N ew berg Com m ercial B arn—
from 3 p. m. T h ursday till 4
p. m. F riday.
A t Laurel F arm , W est B utte-
ville—all d ay S aturday.
W e w ill strive t o m ake it co n ­
venient fo r ow n ers o f m ares w b b
w ish t o breed t o Y ou n g Bouncer
if w e are notified b y them.
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W ill E. Purdy, Owner.
The Oregon Wonder.
A com pressed air clothes w ash­
er. I t is small, cheap and dur­
able. W e w ill give one hundred
d olla rs t o an y p arty th a t can
find three large high priced
clothes w ashers th a t can d o the
w o rk o f one of the Oregon W on­
ders in all kinds o f w ashing, both
heavy and light.
M oney talks;
this is n o bluff o r h ot air. S o
t r o t o u t y o n r washers. Can be
seen a t a n y tim e at plum bing
sh op o f T h os. R. B laylock.
A g o o d p a yin g business for
agents. Patented by R. S. H ar­
rin gton , C orvallis, Oregon. 188
T hird street.
I t pd.
Ladies Take Notice.
IT IS A FACT
The Best is Always Cheapest
W . L. Douglas Shoes A re W orld Famous
There are reasons: They fit the fe e t They wear w elt
They possess style. $3.50, $4 00 and $5.00
Boy Scout Shoes $3.00
We’ ll fit you from head to foot with best things to wear
Hodson Bros.
M m ÊÊm m Êm m —
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Ready for Business
For Sale.
Parker’s Popular Price Store
A com plete line o f
stock fo r fall delivery. I sell a 3
year old w h ole r o o t ( n o t a quar­
ter o r half r o o t ) th a t y o u usual­
ly get o f nurseries. B uy the best
when y o u set a tree. E very tree
frogn on r nursery carries a 3
year old w h ole r o o t w ith a one
year old to p . Ib ices right. See
me before y o u place y o u r order.
I t fxf.
G. S. H oaglin .
In the New L O . O. F. Building
A stock o f general merchandise consisting o f a
general stock o f
Dry
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Ladies and
Gents Furnishings, Groceries
Glass and Queensware
We solicit a share o f your trade.
L. M . PARKER
S. C. R. I- Reds.
E g g s f r o m , p r i z e w inning
strains, $ 1 .5 0 and $ 2 .5 0 per 15.
C hristopher & Y oung,
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Dpndee, Or.
Notice.
R equired —Som ething less than
one hundred pupils (3 t o 6 years)
for the kindergarten classes.
I t pd.
Notice of Appointment o f A d­
ministrator with the W ill
Annexed.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed administrator, with
■ ha w ill annexed, of tbs estate of Rodolphns
V. Miller, deceased, by the County Court of
Ynmhlll County, Oregon.
Now, therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate, are bereby noil fled and i
quested to present the same, with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned administrator, at
bia place of business, at Newberg, Yamhill
County, tregon, within six months from tbs
date hereof.
Dated, April 25th. lfllZ
Ulysses S. O. Miller,
Administrator, with W ill annexed, of the estate
of Rodolphns F. Miller, deceased.
Clarence Bnti, Attorney for JUtate.
N e w b e r g A u to C o
C. B. CUMMINGS
T H E H O U SE FURNISHER
Administrator’s Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed executor of the last will
and Testament of Nellie A. Miller, deceased, by
the County court o f Yamhill County, Oregon.
Now therefore all persons having claims
against ths estate of said Nellie A. Miller, de­
ceased, are hereby not!fled and requested to
preaont the same, with the proper vouchers, to
the onderslgned executor, at his place o f busi­
ness, at Newberg. Yamhill County, Oregon,
within six months trous date hereof.
Dated, April 25th, 1912.
Ulysses 8. O. Miller,
Executor of the last wtU and Testament of
Nellie A..MtDer,deceased.
Clarence Bntt, Atterney for Estate.
Mo. » 9 6 8
W e have in stock a com plete line o f Furniture,
Paint, W all Paper, Picture M oulding, Glass,
Heaters and Ranges. W e are always pleased to
show our goods.
C. B. Cummings, Newberg, Or
R e p o r t e f th e c o n d itio n o f
H ave y o u w ritten y on r favorite
recipes fo r the co o k -b o o k the
L&dies’ A u xiliary t o the college
is g ettin g o u t? I f y o u are a
m em ber o f this organ ization this
is y o u r d u ty , if n ot, it will be a
kindness.
There are m any re-
cepies on hand but the name of
one m ore g o o d c o o k adds value
t o each c o p y o f the book . Please
leave w ith M rs. L. M . Parker o r
a t this office before the meeting
S atu rd ay.
The United States Nat’l. Bank
At Newberg,. In tho State of Oregon, at tho
close of basineea, April 18th, lull
RESOURCES
Doans and Discounts..............................»277,088.78
Overdrafts,secured and unsecured...
120.07
U.8 Bonds- to secure circu lation ........ 60,800.00
Other Bonds to secure U. 8. Deposits
2.000.00
Bonds, Securities, e tc ...........
16.iW2.83
Banking bouse, Furniture 9 Fixtures 8.867.86
Other Real Estate o w n ed ......................
Ml.71
Due from National Banks inot reserve
Due^rom&aui and Private Ranks
and Bankers. Trust Companies
and Savings Banks.................
Due from approved tseerve agents . . .
Checks and other c*« h i terns...............
Note# of other Nathfinl Banks .,. . . . . . .
Fractional paper currency, » ‘ «*uls
end cen ts., . . . ..................
L iw m , M ossy R u stavi in Bans, vis:
______
1,911.78
36.M2.52
J™ °*
2,806.00
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W e H ave It!
The Graphic has had a number o f inquiries for a daily
paper in a subscription combination with the Graphic.
Here It Is!
Spec t o . . . .................... .# «......13,60880
W ood For Sale.
G o o d old d ry fir and hard
m aple w o o d in small lots a t
$ 3 .5 0 . Orders over five cords a t
$ 3 .25. Second g ro w th fir, dry
and all split a t $3 a cord. A
redaction in price on large orders.
Send y o u r orders by postcard.
Fred Werth.
Public Sale.
Legal-tender notes...............
80 00 18.685.80
Redemption fond with U.S. Treasurer
" ( 6 per cent of circulation,............... 2400 00
1616,668.71
liabilities
Capital stock paid In....................... ....# ««.«WOO
Surplus fund ..........
12400.00
Undivided pro flu, less expenses and
U I N Ptld ......................... .
National Bank, Notes outstanding.......80400.80
Individual deposits subject to check.. 188,187.89
Demand certi«cates of d s p o .il............
"
Time oertl<1c*tesofd«po»lt.................. 81,658 07
Certified c h e c k s ...^ ... . . . . . ...............
28A08
Cashler'e checks on tit »ml I ng...............
5 .»
United State* deposits....................... ..
Total......................*..........................»415.648 78
flute of Oregon. |
County of Yam hill{
I.J. C.Coleord, Cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly aflrm that the above state­
ment ia true to the beet of my knowledge and
belief
J. C couxm o. Cashier.
Subscribed and a Mr mad to before me this
26th day of April. 1912-
,
(SEAL]
O W. Byers Jr., Notary Pnblie.
Correct Attest:
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8 L Parrott
i
As I am g o in g t o m ove t o
P ortland I will sell at public auc­
tion my household g ood s, on
S aturday, April 27, at 1:30
o ’clock.
L oca tion 4 08 River
Get The G raphic, only $ 1 .5 0 a
street.—G. H. H erriott.
year.
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