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I t THE NEWBERQ GRAPHIC It Pays to Trade with E. C. Baird Special sale of Ladies and Children's coats • ___ ___ _ . * ♦ , 1 * % We find our stock of Ladies and Childrens Coats is entirely too. large and have decided to turn them into cash. Beginning at once we have reduced the price on all of our Coats — PER C E N T ----- This reduction applies on every coat in the house. We are not offering old out of date stock in this sale. They are all this year’s style and were bought on a close margin. We had them marked on a very close margin of profit. In order to turn them into cash we are offering them at a still further reduction of 2 0 per cent. Now is the time to buy your coats. Specials in Ladies & Men’s Underwear, Blankets r CASH PAID FOR EGGS FARAWAY JUPITER. W anted— Pullets and y ou n g I hens. L a yin g breeds preferred, j T h o ro A r t P ra c tic a lly N o Saasena In T h a t D is ta n t P la n e t. M . G. Oakley, R. F. D. 3. lt -p d Taking the earth’s mean distance W anted— L i g h t second-hand from the sun at 92,790,930 miles, rW agon, round $ 2 0 .—N ew berg the mean distance of Jupiter from H ardw are & Plum bing C o. 7 the sun will be 482,803,970 miles. The eccentricity of its elliptical or F o r Sale—Ten acre bearing: bit being .04825, its distance from prune orchard, half French and : the su^at perihelion is 459,507,760 miles and at aphelion 506,100,180 hall Italian. J. L. H a w orth , tf| miles. Between its greatest and A"- /> r \ First and! evenings of each Visiting brothers i By order W. M.. G. T. L. M on ey t o loan. B u tt. See Clarence 2 - t f Ed. Crede is registered agent io r Sealshipt oysters n o w on sale. C oa l b v the sack o r ton .—C. K . Spaulding L o g g in g C o. 5-tf M o ney T o L oan -- S ee A tty . B. A. Kliks, M cM innville, Oregon. Furnished room s for light house keeping. 7 15 N. M eridian street. 51-tt W anted—H ighest m arket price paid for green and dried prunes. — H S. Gile & C o. F o r Sale—Acreage near city, in tracts t o suit. A lso a splendid fruit farm three miles out. Prices and t e r m s v e r y reasonable. i a W ould consider som e city p rop erty in exchange.—J. T. H aw orth , 100 2 Second street. 8-pd F o r Sale o r trade— Pekin aod Runner drakes, Rho^le Island Red cockerals and pullets, W hite L eg horn cockerals, 3 pigs. W anted, g o o d fresh c o w .—C. W. B rad shaw , Dundee, phone 9 a l5 . 5-7 W\ R. S n ow , representing the Socialist p a rty lyceum depart' m ent, will speak a t Duncan’s H all next Sunday, a t 2 p. m. All men and w om en w elcom e.—W . H. W illard, Sec’y. F o r SAle Cheap— Nearly one- third acre near saw mill. Plas tered 4 -room house, large pantry and closet, w o o d shed, 18x20. A lso g o o d fruit bouse and small fruit. Price $750. F o r terms a d dress G. R. T a y lor, 768 E. Davis street, P ortlan d. 6-7 least distances, therefore, there is a F o r sale—Six kinds o f Japanese difference of 46,592,420 miles, or plants. Japanese peach farm, about one-half the earth’s mean dis Kestrel C o., Rex, O regon. P<j-14 tance from the sun. The inclination of Jupiter’s orbit to the plane of C ity Transfer does all kinds o f the ecliptic being only 1 degree 18 hauling, including piano m oving. minutes 41 seconds, or less than —T. H. Thorne. Residence phone that of any of the other larger planets excepting Uranus, the planet White 4 6 o r call Black 4. never departs much from the eclip tic, and hence it was called by the • F o r Sale—T w o O. I C. b rood ancients the “ ecliptic planet.” Its sow s and 15 pigs.— M rs. M. D. period of revolution round the sun H askin, one mile w is t o f New is 11 years 314.8 days. The inclination of its axis of ro berg. Phone Red 161. 7 pd. • . ___ tation being nearly at right angles Fou n d « W a y . to the plane of its orbit, there are A widow of an old Lyceum the practically no seasons in this dis ater servant applied to Irving for tant world, and the only variation some sort of occupation about the in the heat and light at any point theater whereby she might earn a on its surface wonld be that due living. Irving appealed to Loveday, to the comparatively small varia his manager. tion in its distance from the sun “ There ia absolutely no vacancy referred to above. Its mean dis of any kind,” said Loveday. tance from the sun being 5.2028 “ Can’t you give her a job to look times the earth’s mean distance after the theater cats? I think from the sun, it follows that the we’ve too many mice about, not to heat and light received by Jupiter mention rata.” are 27 times (5.2 squared) less than “ No,” said Loveday, “ there are the earth receives. The amount of two women already on that job.” heat received from the sun by this “ Hum, ha, let me see,” said planet ia very small, and were it Irving reflectively, then suddenly constituted like the earth its sur brightening with an idea. “ Very face should be perpetually covered well, then; give her the job of look by frost and snow. Far from this ing after the two women who are being the case, the telescope shows looking after the cats.” its atmosphere to be in a state of The widow was at once engaged constant and wonderful change. on the permanent staff of the the These extraordinary changes can ater.— London Mail. not possibly be due to the solar heat, and they have suggested the Forest Air. idea that the planet may perhaps bo There is a general impression that in a redhot state, a miniature sun the humidity of the air is greater in — in fact, glowing with inherent the woods than in the open flelds. heat. The great brilliancy of its This is contradicted, however, by surface, the “ albedo,” as it is call the result of observations made in ed, and its smalT density— less than Germany. It was found there that that of the sun— are facts in favor the humidity, both relative and ab of this hypothesis. As the attrac solute, was slightly greater in the tion of Jupiter’s enormous mass open than in the woods, and this would render the materials near its was true equally in the morning center of much greater density than and in the afternoon. Aa to the those near its surface, the latter temperature of the air among the must be considerably lighter than trees, it was a trifle higher than in water and may poaaibly be in the the open in the morning and in s' gaseous state. more marked degrae in the after noon. ... 4 _ _ _ . L C. 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