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■mastra» r»1B N b W B t R O G RA PH IC '■H — designate tbe son#. All he bee to do Is to mark his scale with tbe * 0 M In dicator and tbe machine will show the amount of postage. Tbe poetofflce departm ent ba^ leaned a guide book and m ap th a t can be pur chased for 75 cents. There Is alao an insurance against Ions of all packages | not over $60. I Among tbe things th at will not be ac- i cepted for delivery are Intoxicants, ex plosives, Inflammable liquids. Ilea or dead animals, firearms, disease germs, books or printed matter. A special series of stam ps has been engri red for tbe service. The greatest advantage of the par cel post Is to tbe farm er who w ants to sell bis products direct to tbe consum er; A postal card tor a dosen or more fresh eggs can be sent on one dap and tbe eggs received tbe next. All kinds of produce will be acceptable. ■ggs can be packed separately in cotton sad placed In corrugated pasteboard boxes so they can be shipped with entire safe ty. All packages containing aggs moat R A ILW A Y M ARV ELS. R EPAID T H E LOAM. Paata of Engineering The« Were Ones At Least That Wee What tha Old Time Highwayman Cellad It. Considered Impossible. DR. C. A. ELDRŒDG1 DENTIST The fourth Earl Stanhope when on hie way homeward late one dark Office over First National night was held up by the most gen Bank tlemanly of highwaymen, who pre ferred his request for money or the Phone White 3-1 m nobleman’s life in auite the nicest way. It happened tnat Lord Stan hope had not any money with him and was disinclined to yield the al terna tire. DR. A. M. DAVIS “Your watch, then,” suggested the gentlem en et the opposite end EGINNING New Tear’s day a t • of the pistol. The watch, the earl berod unite printed on It shows th at I A m. tha new parcel poet lew explained, was dear to him. He New York city le In unit 717, which, permits an/ Inhabitant of tbe of coarse, Is In tbe first eons. Each lo veined it at 100 guineas and would United States to send through cality makes Its own first sons, so It not surrender it. “Whet I will do,” tbe mall merchandise of all descrip wee neceasery tor the postolBce de he said, “is to bring and deposit in tions, provided It does not weigh more partm ent to have printed separate this tree the worth of the watch in than eleven pounds end Is not more maps, for each locality. Suppose yon money, and yon can call and get it than six feet In combined length and are la unit 717 In tbe first lone and tomorrow night.” girth. One point the postmaster gen- yon want to send a package to Buffalo, “Done, m’ lord,” said the high wklch Is approximately In unit 1,182. wayman. All fragile articles, each es millinery, Dr. John S. Rankin which Is In tbe second sons. Too take The law knew nothing about this the package to tbe poetofflce, end tbe toys, musical Instruments, glassware, arrangement, and the earl did as poetofflce clerk win. piece it on the etc., must be marked •fragile.’' it Is expected that tbe parcel post he had promised. H e placed the ; Office over U. & National Bank f newly constructed scales, first desig a f t * ordinarily found in drag stores, will hurt tbe express companies' hast 100 guineas where the highwayman nating on the scales th a t the package I K t h e regular poetofflce stations. Office phone Bine 171 m ight at his leisure collect it. And T he packages will be delivered a t Is to go to tbe second eons. When it ness, particularly In abort deliveries, Residence Phone Black 116 on account of tbe cbeap rates of tbe la weighed tbe scale will give exactly there, so far aa he knew, the mat their destination In wagbns, tbe deliv ▼ VwUwWwWwWwWVVwWTWVWwWwWTW eries being as regular as tbe present tbe amount necessary to carry tba parcel poet. Tbe suburban poultry ter ended. • and produce markets will be accessible package to Its destination. letter service. Y ean afterward he attended a to thousands of town buyers. Tbe first sons of fifty miles Includes At present tbe number o f men in tbe great banquet in the city and found Tbe parcel poet stamps m easure 1 by what la called tbe local ions. Tbe limself pleasantly entertained by an extremely well known man whose LITTLEFIELD " ' ] * W & - V* ROMIG ;., >1 >,•• * •' *■'? •. signature was good for a sum in PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS several figures. Next day came to Lord Stanhope a letter inclosing the sum of 100 guineas. Accom panying it wss a note begging his Office in First N at’l Bank Building acceptance of a loan granted some Phone, Black 81 years previously to the man who now forwarded it. That loan, said the letter, had en abled the sender to gain a new start I t W f W W I f W f W W t W in life, to make a fortune and to DR. THOS. W. HESTER renew acquaintance at dinner on Physician and Surgeon the previous night with his lord- ship. The city magnate and the Office in Dixon Building - highwayman of earlier days were NEWBERG - - OREGON | awe inspiring chasm where there one and the same.—London Stand _______ ' was not room for a roadbed on ard. ♦A-AAJM-AAAA ♦ * * * * * * * * * either side of the stream. The walls A Plant That Coughs. of the canyon came down to the i A ll have read of carnivorous sw ift current of the Arkansas with out footheld for a man on either plants, of laughing plants and of plants that weep, hot who has But an engineer suggested a heard of a plant that coughs? Thera Practice in all courts; Probate, Deeds, hanging bridge suspended between is the authority of a French bota Mortgages and all legal papeos. Ab- the walls of the canyon. The bridge nist, however, fo r -the statem ent •tracts examined. ' was built with supports imbedded that a plant in various tropical in the solid rock, and across it the regions actually possesses the power Or. A Uto C. B ow en M u rta MM. Bata ■ pm ta. • ~ - í t - r. « V l i i' i iill ■ ■■ ..........i — ■ ■ ..... m Dr. H. D. heavy transcontinental trains now to cough in the m ost approved man TYPICAL DIAGRAM INDICATING PARCEL POST ZONES PROM CHICAGO AMD SHOWING HOW flit daily with nothing but the slen ner. The fruit of this plant re» Dm. Bow ers ft Bow ers TO COMPUTE POSTAGE OH PACKAGES. . -w f f t l p g| p M O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N « der ironwork between the river and •enables the oonqnon broad bean. Q reduateeof Ih eA . S O .. K lrk av tll» Me. Thl* w ith Chicago aa a be»» abowa how th a aona a g ata« v ia ha aaad to arran g in e rato s Car th a gassai pee» the top of the canyon, 2,600 feet It appears that the coughing plant Sam oa which wui ha toaoguratod Jan. L k in Cali- above. Orest iron braces, which in is something of a crank, that it easi establishing sogas by drawing ntrclee of different d ht matara, with aach pastoia « aa a cantor, would moan an Impano Ucabto completed. Women’s ly works itself into a rage and that M o u n t of figuring. Instead of using townahlpa and coonttos aa units « starting points It was dsetdad to divido tha whsla the vastneu of the canyon appear Specialty. sountry Into blocks or unita, ondi block being half a degr as la latitude to north-south ext ana Ion and half a degras of longt- spiderlike in their proportions, it has a curious horror of all dust. Office, upstairs opposite postoffice. tads east and west. Thera ara MH of th « a units to tha country. - were thrown across the gorge and As soon as a few grains of dust are Phones: Office, White 75; Ree---------- An example of how ta gat tha Orst sana la aa faUewe: _ Find toe cantar of tha unit to Whtah your p a to n a « la located. Draw a circle of gfty «Bea radica around Unit oaatar. anchored securely in the sheer sides. deposited on its leaves the air cham bers that cover their faces and are the respiratory organs of the plant become filled with gas, swell and end by driving out the gaa with a D e n tis t •light explosion and a sound that resembles so much the cough of a Phone Office White 22 Res. White 8 Newberg, Oregon child suffering from a cold aa to England’s “Fiery Dragons.” For tba purpose of carrying tbls law Into effect tba United States Is divided into with dlffl it rutas of 0f carry a most uncanny sensation to In the je a r 1532 various parts postage applicable to such, aa follows: Great Britain were visited by a re the one beholding the phenomenon. DR. Gh £ . STUART markable meteorological phenome —Chicago Recora-Herald. 1 st son» P hysician ft Surgeon 4 non, which the old authors refer to í ' j s s ! Origin of "Fi raw a tor." ñ i i ! | as “the visitation of the fire drakes j Chrome a ipedaky. Calk Muwered ' Sg s s ° ° * SS B The first whisky or intoxicant of -g Local Zone rate. or dragons.” The author of “Con promptly day or wight m 50 mile». rat» Rat». Rat» R at. inferior quality was distilled in Rat» Rato Rat» Rat» templation of Mysteries” says, “In . *0 06 »07 mw » .« »09 4 1 pound . »10 ».U NU ye letter parte ¿f ye yeare (1532) England and brought to America in Office 213 Mam S t oppotoe Commercial Hotel .08 02 A0 04 . 0 « 1 pound* JS M .M Phone*: Office, Black 21; Re». Red 69 n 14 07 .28 JO At t pound* ........................... .......................« « 36 ye fieri dragons appeared flying by large barrels, but in transporting it V 18 .22 » W ■XI 41 4 pound* .48 overland it was found more con flocks or companies in ye ayre, hav *7 n 22 r 27 46 t pound* .5; » 2 n 26 28 22 44 5ô 61 t pound* ii ing swines’ snowtes, and sometimes venient to divide it into small kegs. A . E. W IL S O N 23 30 27 44 61 64 n 7 pound. M The traders soon became aware of were they seene foure hundred fly 2 ti 34 42 60 i* .71 81 • ‘pound* e-.eeee.e.•****•■**•*.■*••••••»• .12 36 O p tic ia n 54 2 * æ 47 «6 82 91 • pound. 1.08 ing togither.” In speaking of t h e . the fact that by diluting the whis- 32 42 62 n i t 91 un L20 more furs could be 10 pun id* fire dragons in another portion of j *7 * j wa^ . 1 Eyes examined and glasses made S t Ss .26 .4« .7» LW LU LS» 11 pound» his work he says, “Common people ^ ^ m e d .^ aths was practiced for to fit. some time, but the Indians learned postal service has not been Increased. maximum charge for tbe local sons Is 1H Inches between perforated lines. thinke fire drakes to be spirits which j that good whisky poured on a fire Phone Blue 38 202 First St. Such a step la considered unnecessary 6 cents for tbe first pound so d 1 cent The color la red for all denominations. watch over bidden treasure, but the would cause it to flame up, whereas St present Tbe poetofflce department for each additional pound. In a curved panel across tbe top, sup philosophers affirm them to be ye A fter th a t there Is s graduated la- ported by a paneled perpendicular col has been working overtime since last result of poisonous vapors which had the whisky been diluted the July, when congress punned tbe law. crease, tb e second sons having a ra umn a t each end. are spontaneously lighted in ye fire would be quenched. I t was by this Bimple experiment that the preparing for tbe Inauguration of tbe dios o f 150 miles, the third 800 miles, T riangular ornam ents occupy both ayre.” _____________ term “firewater” became a common new service. Twenty thousand of tbe etc., until tb e eighth sons, which In upper corners. Tbe denom ination In most delicate and Intricate scales have cludes every town over 1,800' miles. large num erals Is In each lower cor word among the Indians. A chief Ad vie* For th» Minister. been ordered for delivery before Jan. 1. Separate provision la m ade for all ner, w ith tbe title of tb e subject and who had experienced the bad ef Office over U. S. Natl. Bank In preaching the minister had A most elaborate ay item of maps packages th a t weigh four ounces or tbe word “cents" or “dollars” between. fects of whisky among his people been rather long winded when the leas. Like tb e present system of fourth has been completed, inaugurating a Phone Black 171 T be designs on tbe several denomi oung bride remembered that she said it was most certainly distilled sooe system. There a r t eight differ class m atter, th ere will be a flat ra te nations are as follows: ad left the dinner in the gas range from the hearts of wildcats and the ent sones. Upon the maps are depict of a cent an ounce. If a package 1 cent—Poatoffice clerk. » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ee a a a aa a c « ed various units In each sons. Every weighs over four ounces It goes under without regulating the flame. She tongues of women from the effects 2 cent»—City carrier. S cento—Railway poatal clerk. it produced. town Is situated In a numbered u n it the pound rate. hastily wrote a note and slipped it Veterinary Surgeon 4 cent»—Rural carrier. Every postm aster and postofflee clerk abowa upon tba map. The first sons to her husband, who was an usher. i cento—Mall train. handling parrel post baa a m ap and a j' Cheeky, Indead. Is any distance within fifty miles. IS cento—Steamship and mall tender. He, thinking it was intended for DR. J. J. MURRAY Tbe second sons Is a greater distance, guidebook which bolds tbe key to tbe It cent»—Automobile service. “I hear,” said Ldfl to his friend the minister, calmly walked up and num bered units on tbe map. I f yon Graduate of American Veterinary M cent#—Aeroplane carrying mall. and so on until tbe last sons, which Dick, whom he happened to meet 26 cent»—Manufacturing. laid it on the pulpit. College, New York City, 1881 \ takes In Alaska and tbe Hawaiian Is w ant to send a package to Buffalo bis SO cents—Dairying. guidebook will abow him which unit The minister paused in the midst one morning, “that Maude has bro lands, but not tbe Pbilipplnea. Office Commercial Stables. 75 c e n ts —H a r v e s tin g . of his sermon and took the note I ken her engagement with you.” Phone Black 112 For Instance, the map with Its num- Buffalo is In. and then the m ap will $1—Fruit growing. with a smile which changed into a j “Yes,” answered D ick;“it’stru e.” “Well, I ’m sorry, old man. Why terrific frown as he read: W IR ELES S P H O N E A SUCCESS. AT 80 GIVES H E A LT H R U LE S . RUSSIA’S B IGGEST FO R G ER Y . did she break it? ” “ Please hurry hopie and sluit off “Why, merely because I stole a W . W . H o llin g sw o r th & S o n the gas.” _________ H arvard Frofeaeer 8ends Sound of Enjoy Y sursslf snd Ignore Diet Tables, Gang Turned Out Millions of Counter kiss,” said Dick. 8ays Sir George Birdwood. Voles Thirty-five Miles. feit Notes. A b o u t the Way. “ What!” cried Lou. “ Why, she Funeral Directors & Embalm era A ssistant Profeaaor G. W. Pierce of { Sir George Birdwood, officer of the Ruftsln's secret police are busy trac must be crazy to object to having A young man about to get mar Calls Answe-ed Day or Night tbe departm ent of physics at H arvard Legion of Honor, laureate of tbe French ing tbe producers of millions of coun her fiance steal a kiss from her.” ried asked his father hew he got on Lady Assistants. No extra charge baa devised a new wireless telephone academy and formerly professor of terfeit notes th a t have been passed Into “Well,” explained Dick, “the Instrum ent which may eventnally revo ! anatom y and physiology a t Bombay, circulation in Ituw la and on Russlnn so well with his wife. The old man Office, White 25 Res. Black 94 lutionise tbe methods of long distance has contributed a t tb e age of eighty financial bouses abroad. It la the big considered for a moment or two, trouble was 1 didn’t steal it from, his views on how to reach a ripe old N e w b e r g , O re. her.”— Lippincott’a. communication. Tbe new Instrum ent gest and most perplexing forgery case and then he said: they have ever tackled. has already received tbe hearty ln- age. Hla maxima are: “ It’s like this, John. If vour Don't think about your health. Metaphysics. F our of tbe men concerned In tbe wife is a good woman let her have doraement of John H ays Hammond, Jr. Enjoy yourself aa much as possible. traffic—a commercial drum m er named Profeaeor Pierce was tbe guest of Mr Oliver Wendell Holmes was a WILLIAM M. RAMSEY ter own way, and if she’s a bad one Igtore dietary tables. Dunalevsky, a m erchant named Semo- •he’ll take it.”—London Telegraph. classmate of Dr. Clarke at Harvard, Hammond a t bis Gloucester laboratory Attorney-at-Law E at whenever you feel Inclined. nev and tw o others nam ed Lie be o that a t Freab Water Cove recently, where and, according to the reminiscences Look on tbe bright aide of things. and Rochlln—have been captured with M c M i n n v i l l e , O r e g o n a series of experiments was conducted On» Way,. of the latter, the Autocrat of tbe Sir George Is particularly scornful skillfully forged notes to th e face val with the m w apparatus. Office in the Elsia Wright Building “ Will you have the kindness to Breakfast Table was as witty then Tbe wireless power was concentrated about tbe diet on which another con ue of nearly a qu arter of a million Third street tributor to the discussion thrives— take my overcoat to town in your as later. One day the two were rubles In tbelr possession. They have about fifty feet above see level. By namely, two meals of eggs, bread and been subjected to the Russian variety automobile?” inquired Mr. Dalton talking of metaphysics, when the ; means of tbe new Instrument Professor of the third degree examination, but of his more prosperous suburban bright tongued little great man ex Pierce got Into communication with batter dally. G. O. KBBNBY “Such a life.” be saya, “would not have revealed nothing leading to tbe neighbor one cool morning. the Harvard Wireless d a b . thlrty flve claimed: “ I’ll tell jo u , James, what , Tbe great question discovery of the forgers factory. m il« away, and talked with several of I “Certuinly,” wa» the response, I think metaphysics is like. It is at Hedaon Brea. Store Two men suspected of complicity T>ut how will you get it again?” tbe club members for s space covering la not bow to live long, bat bow to live like a man splitting a log. When it we».* Cleaning, Pressing and Praticai were traced In vain to France. fifteen minutes. “Verv easily; I shall remain in it.*' is done he has two more to split f” ( With _8_Zones b y One C learn Postate dffles by Flgirlnc Out Dtx- teece Freni Postoffice. Country Is Mapped Ont With 3,500 Ihrits—SeieriiM it Sells Guides Cheaply. B Some remarkable feats in rail way construction bare been accom plished in the Rocky mountain states. Passes, that a few years ago were deemed insurmountable have been scaled, seemingly impass able canyons have been threaded, and mountains have been tunneled to cut down heavy grades until the barrier of the Rockies has become no barrier at all. B at a generation ago engineers pronounced Colorado hopeless from a railway view point l e t today there ere several railways making daily climbs of the main range in Colorado, and a road built not so long ago from Denver toward Salt Lake climbs the barrier et e point where twenty years ago engineers said no roadbed could be succeesful- ■ * . .. C. B. CHAPIN LAW YER Dr. E. P. Dixon ft| 111 !2! IsH se" «y íSg | | l J. C. PRICE DENTIST i Tailoring