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0 Ü R T IR S T TR U S T COM PANY. A S H IN E IN C O N S T A N T IN O P LE
CLARENCE B U T T
Net Kven e Sorep ef Paper Mare Their It, Liks Our First Bank, Was estab
lished In Pennsylvania.
Well Kept P« vs manta.
Will practice in all the court« of the
state. Special attention given to pro
I
t
was
in Italy that the art of
He is a fortunate traveler who
bate work, the writing of deeds, mort
banking
as
known in our times
gage«, contracta and the drafting of all enters Berlin from the west and
was
first
introduced.
' The earliest
toward the end o f his journey rolls
Mgal papers.
Newbeig, Oregoa. along over the twelve or fifteen bank established in modern Europe
O m e n -S e c o n d Floor
miles o f new streets, glides under was that o f Venice, which was
Bank o f Newberg Building.
the Brandenburger T o r and finds founded in 1157. It originated in
himself in Unter den Linden. a loan which the state raised during
The Kaiserdamm, Bismarckstrasse, the great war o f the republic with
Berlinerstrasse, Charlottenburger- the Greek empire, 1156-1171.
The bank o f Genoa was founded
chaussee, Unter den Linden, give
shout 150 years after the bank of
the
most
splendid
street
entrance
Practice in all courts; Probate, Deeds,
Mortgages and all legal papers. Ab into a city in the world. Th e pave Venice. Macaulay in his “ History^
stracts examined.
ment is without a hole, without a of England’ ’ has a partial descrip
crack and as clear o f rubbish o f any tion o f the operations o f this bank,
kind as a well kept kitchen floor. ¡which existed from 1380 to 1798.
Previous to the year 1694 there
The cleanliness is so noticeable
that one looks searchingly fo r even were only four considerable banks
a scrap o f paper, for some trace of in Europe, but on the 87th o f July
negligence, to modify this superi o f that year a charter was granted
ority over the streets o f our Am eri by William and Mary fo r establish
Office oVer Pirit* National
can cities. But there is no consola ing the Bank o f England, which
Y-< Bank i -ir
tion. The superiority is so incon for opulence and extent o f circula
testable that no comparison is pos tion has fo r many years been the
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sible.
For the whole twelve or greatest in the world.
The first bank established in the
fifteen miles the streets ara lined
United
States is known in financial
with trees or shrubs or flowers, with
history
as the Pennsylvania bank.
well kept grass and with separate
It began operating on July 17,
roads
on
each
side
fo
r
horsemen
DR. A. M D AVIS
and foot passengers. In the spring 1780, and since that time Pennsyl
and summer the streets are a veri vania has figured conspicuously in
DENTIST
the banking affairs o f the country.
table garden.
Broadway is eighty feet wide, Besides being the home o f the first
OfTloa.ovnr Fargunon'a Drue S toro
bank in the United States, Penn
Fifth avenue is 100 feet wide, the
sylvania
has the distinction o f hav
P H O N E B L A C K 37
Champs Elysees is 833 feet wide,
ing the first bank incorporated un
and U n ter den Linden is 196 feet
der the national banking act. Char-
wide and has seventy feet o f road
i »cr No. 1 was given to the First
way
T t h e streets are cleaned fo r the I National ' ? nk " f «‘ ^ d e lp h ia . That
benefit o f the people and not fo r ; ¡*ta,e * al* "
the0 firat
the benefit o f the pnahets
pockets o
o f f a
In 1809 the P e n
, -M ii T1- imiiiii , -|ui, nMiiiir ii a I !■
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a po-
po- tr J «
nsylvania company, a corporation to
‘
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; 11 litical aristocracy. The public serv-
grant »
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T lic e is a guardian, not a predatory write insurance on lives
. . and
.
organisation. In our country when T . T
' ,wa* ° f f n’ ze<1.
Office over U . S. Natl. Bank
- , ‘ n \836 ‘ hl8 institution
i; a man can do nothing else he be- ! de,Phl»
was authorized to execute trusts.
Phone Black 171
i comes a public servant.
In Ger-
C. R. CHAPIN
LAWYER
DR. C. A. ELDRIEDCE
D E N T IST
J. C. „1 PRICE ii
W W M W tlf f f f W
f f W
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f
superiority o f one service over the
other is moral, not merely mechan
ical.
M The street cleaning department
is recruited from soldiers who have
served their time, n ot over thirty-
Phones
l five years o f age, and who must
Office, White 22; Res. Black 90
11 pass a doctor’s examination and be
» M M i H M e t m H M s t s e e e e passed also by the police. The rules
as to their conduct, their uniforms,
their rights and their duties, down
to such minute carefulness as that
they may not smoke on duty “ ex
cept when engaged in peculiarly
dirty and offensive labor,” are here,
Office over U. S. National Bank
a* in all official matters in Ger
many, outlined in labyrinthine de
Office phone Blue 171
tail. Sickness, death, accident, are
Residence Phone Black 115
all provided for with a pension, and
there are also certain gifts o f money
l e e e e e e e e e e e e e s — e e e e e e e e * for long service. The police and
the street cleaning department co-
operate to enforce the law where
private companies or the city own-
ed street railways are negligent in
making repau
irs or in replacing
disturbed
I pavement that has been disturt
Office in First N at’l Bank Bldg.
or destroyed. There is no escape.
I f the work is not done promptly
Phone, Black 31
and satisfactorily it is done by the
city, charged against the delinquent
L P r m e « i i . , .
and collected!— Price Collier’ s “ Ger-
Dr. E. P. Dixon \
DENTIST
Littlefield & Romig
PHYSICIANS
and SURGEONS
to W hite & Co.
Half an Haur’a Hard Labor, and Than
It Casts Cmly 2 Cants.
“ Lustra Boyadji!
Lustra Boy
s d ji!” is the cry o f the Constantino
ple bootblack as he sits in the shade
of the Youi Djami mosque. “ Guzel
bova effeudim” (a good shine, sir),
he cries, as you .catch his eye and
repare to try your luck. The shoe
ox on which you place your foot is
a work o f art., It is adorned with
extravagant designs in pressed sil
ver and raothcr-of-pearl.
A case
about four feet high, with an orna
mental clock on top, stands at his
right hand side. It is filled with
bottles o f different polishes in vari
ous hues..
With d eft celerity Achmet takes
out a bottle of- benzine and care
fully removes stains from your tan
shoes. N ext he washes your shoes
with soapy lather to remove the
ase.
W hile he fans them to
sten the drying Achm et never
fails to compliment yon on the ex
cellent quality o f your shoes, even
if they are in the last stage o f di
lapidation.
It is now time fo r the first polish.
Out comes another bottle, and the
liquid is applied. W ith his brashes
the bootblack worka, gam ing speed
as the shoes gain luster. Another
polish in paste form is rubbed care
fully into the leather with the tine
o f the fingers. A spot o f snnlignt
strikes your shoes. T hat will never
do— the paste will dry too quickly.
An umbrella shade is adjusted and
the polishing continued, only this
time with a silk cloth.
You
are
grow ing
impatient.
Twenty minutes have passed. “ Ik i
takiga effendim” (tw o minutes, sir).
Achmet says as he notices your im
patience. H e is now nibbing wax
E
A Franoh Architect's Idea That Taah a
Lang Tima to Mature.
It was in the year 1518 that a
French architect made the sugges
tion that houses in a certain section
o f Paris be numbered. The ides,
however, was a long time taking
root, and it was not until 1789 that
the system became general, writes
a London correspondent.
In Berlin about a decade later an
You know you can work
eccentric method o f numbering the
hard at one kind o f work
houses was adopted. They number
until you are tired, then
ed them without reference to the
change to another kind of
streets.
Thus a tenant’s address
work which is harder it
would be described merely as, say,
seems to rest, but there is
“ 1000 Berlin.”
the same w ear on the body.
T h e numbering o f houses in Lon
So often with cheap glass
don, as above shown, is o f compara
es
poorly fitted they seem
tively recent date.
In the later
to
help,
but in the end min
Stuart times, says Macaulay, the
the
eyes.
houses were not numbered, and
I know I can give you the
“ (here would indeed have been little
best o f service, —ask those I
advantage in numbering them, for
have fitted,— for I h a v e
of. the coachmeq, charmen, porters
made sight and the eye a
and errand boys o f London a very
special study. I take a per
small proportion conld read.
It
sonal interest in you, while
wia necessary to use marks which
in the large city you are just
the moat ignorant could understand,
one o f the many people who
T h e shops were therefore distin
call for glasses.
guished by painted or sculptured
,signs, which gave a very gay and
grotesque aspect to the streets."
Similar methods
adopted
fo r identification o f rivate houses,
Eye Sight Specialist
In Lincoln’s Inn
da, fo r exam
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
ple, it seems to have been usual fo r
the houses to be distinguished by k a r a a M r a K a a f y j K i a K K i r i
ornamentation on the g*t<
gate posts.
Th e first instance known o f
London street in which the houses
were numbered is Prescot street,
Goodman’s Fields, bat the practice
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
did not spread far before the year Wood of all kinds. Wood aawing a specialty
1764. when it received a great im Prompt service. Leave orders at yard or
petus, and it soon a fte r became well at Dawson house, 109 West Hancock St.
established in London.— Baltimore
E. P. H AM ILTO N , Prop.
American.
Onehadbetterbe
Deaf and Dumb
Than Blind
C.A. MORRIS
An Adaptabla Prodigal.
A man who lived in Raleigh, N.
C., fell heir to about (15,000 and
immediately spent it in high living.
A second and a third good Bized
sum o f ’ money came to him, and
Can’t make stale srroceries
each time he played prodigal son
palatable.
Better make
until he was without funds.
your purchases o f —
One day Josephus Daniels met
this man on the street in Raleigh.
The prodigal was in rage, looked
hungry and was evidently in very
hard case.
•
who carries a nice clean
“ I t seems to me that yon must
stock of everything that
■>« « P e r u no Up.
Y oo b u d him have, a tough time.” said Daniels.
is good to e a t
,
(rix )„ t V5 cen t.), the bal- “ How do you stand it after the
„ ..b. k,heeeb.- He 1. delight- good living, laxuries end fine clothes
, nd wiihe.
, h(, ;
you have been accustomed to?”
Call W hite 114 and you
A„ , b „ „ ^
on tb i. earth
“ Mr. Daniels,” the man replied.
, nd m
. „ rf j to com .,— New “ I ’ll tell you how 1 do it: I have
will <et Prompt S e r w i c e
Y o rk
made arrangements to get along
without what I can’t g e t " — Satur
day Evening Poet.
Daaart Plants.
Plants — o f — the ----------,
desert, —
as - s . role,
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Hie Narrew Eeoapa.
possess few leaves, the cactus, fo r
A
jolly
old steamboat captain
instance, being
mostly
spines.
Thera
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NEWBERG
is s very good reason fo r the lack with more girth than height was o
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o f leaves in desert plants. The ob asked if he had ever had any very
ject is to check the transforation narrow escapes.
“ Yea,” he replied, his eyes twin
o f moisture by offering as small a
kling; “ once I fell off my boat at
*ur*ace 88 p o ^ b le to the dry air.
Foundry and Machine
^ or t*le 8ame re*800 the roots o f the mouth o f Bear creek, and, al
Work.
desert pIant8 U8Ually ^
deep mXo though I’ m an expert swimmer. I
gueas
I
’d
be
there
now
it
it
hadn’t
the soil so that they can suck np all
Pulleys, Shafting and
You see, the
the available moisture.
In some been for my crew.
Machine Screws
a
instances the leaves assume a verti water was just deep enough ao’s to
cal r position
and -- thus
avoid — the — di- be over my head when I tried to
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Sixth and Blaine Sts.
rect rays o f the burning desert sun. wade out and juat shallow enough”
—
he
gave
his
body
an
explanatory
On the other hand, the leaves o f
trees in very wet countries are pro pat— “ so that whenever 1 tried to
vided with points— such as the ma swim out i dragged bottom.” —
ple— from which the rain drops off. Everybody's.
OVER 05 YEARS'
W ere the leaves flatter the rain
The Reason.
EXPERIENCE
would collect and make them rot.
All sorts and conditions o f men
have excellent reasons fo r their po
Dantist- Barbara.
Although extinct in this country, sition in life. Illustrated Bits tells
the race o f dentist-barbers survives o f a tramp who had no illusions
abroad. The Ctf de Paris quotes about the cause o f hia own condi
T madc M arks
an advertisement from an Algiers tion.
D isions
Mrs. Finehealth (at hotel en
CopvmoMTS Ac.
paper; “ The undersigned begs to
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a
»k*trh and daMrlpttnn mar
kly aMartaln oar oimiion flm wnathor mit
announce that he has now been es trance)— N o ; I have no money to
bn ntl«n I» probably potantawa. Communlm-
tablished fo r seventeen yea n as spare for you. I do not see why an
a
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pwe- u
tonta tabón through Mutin i
moot
hairdresser and dentist at 17 Rue de ablebodied man like you should go
al «otte«, without obarfo. In ti
fa Marine.
He is endowed with about begging.
I jizv Tramp— 1 s’pose, mum. it’ s
faculties which enable him to ex-
A bandoomolf IllnotrnliMl wookty. Lonroot etr-
teeth with the utmost celerity fer about the same reason that a ealotion
of any orlonilBo Journal. Tormo, M n
healthy
woman
like
von
boards
at
a
and without inflirting the slightest
E i 'i S t M
^ ’ ,t a 7 K S
pajn. H e is warm hearted, publio hotel instead o f keeping house.
the answer. T h e final rub with the
silk cloth is over. Yon are more
Black and Whit. Pappar.
than satisfied. But, no. As yon take
“ I t has always amused m e," re
our foot away Achmet produces a
marked a botanical expert, “ to hear
ottle o f varnish and while yonr
people talking o f their preference
^ k 'e t 'f O T
fo r black pepper o .e r what. and eh
*
lie l it
th<T heeU , nd
the venous explanations they giv e edges o f the soles
for the same. L ittle do they know
1 e ao‘ ,
.
<rD,.
.
that both black end w h it. pepper
(,
y ^
S H S E
grow , upon the « m e ehrnb. O rer
^
h>„ hOTr>,
the pepper « e d g r o w , black: cor-. i <rd TOrk. |, ¡, ¡mpoaaible. But
ermg. The eeed itaeU » wb.te. or
. „
h, „
¿ 7 har^
.„d
J
7 ° , ” * ! W* f k T
I
the aeed and ,ta a te r n a l coren n g
are ground u p jr h i e the white pep-
per i. the a « d alone ground tap.
W hite pepper » m i l d e r than bfaek,
the greater part «>( the pnngenc,
being in the covering. A pepper
made o f the covering alone would
be such, to use a slang term, hot
staff that it would burn the mouth.
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A ac covering o
peppe
s
- conUlD1 th* ■
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From Parsonal Exp.rianea.
Uncle Eli felt he knew the me-
^
welL Had he not
.
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»h e n he hrnmrht Annt
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ith hi
,
a
i._;nk
Sa8an w,th.h,1D t0“ the f°u rth tn p )
he naturally assumed the role of
guide.
| DR. THOS. W . HESTER J > m’ "T ,nd th* Qerm* ^
j
Sbe marveled at everything until
• Physician and Surgeon I ] ' . . . .
| thev sat down for luncheon. They
t
Alois Senefelder, the
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Office in Dixon Building
„ X | o f lithography, was a poor musician i |,a'\ gone ,®, °
ot?} A ito r f ” r
O ffic. W hit. 22, R m . M m
J i driven to many s tra itT to find ma- that m
/ a1' but
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N EW B E R G - - OREGO
N i terial on which to engrave his com- * a<*p,ned ,0“ on the
DN
country
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„ | hostess as she looked open eyed at
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• » ♦ • • • ♦ • ♦ ♦ « • • • • • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ s meke out the bill for the .im hing, ' " ' ; nd,; r*; lb” 1,
*he
end in hi. hurry he wrote out the ' »? n w t.e bed the, found m b when
u.i. ____ .
-a u:_______ wu - j »his amazement took definite shape.
hill upon a piece o f his smoothed
“ E li.” said she in a stage whis-
Kelheim stone. T h e stone was laid
1 can’t set here an’ eat peace-
O S T E O P A T H IS T
aside, and when he saw it again the | P*1"'
' ahlv. I jes’ must go downstairs an'
ink was so firmly set that the possi
and Obstetrician
hilitv occurred to him o f an acid ! hp,P P™ . M ^ A - t o r with the cook-
Pknevno-
'Residence
Blue
in’ and disheo.
rnones. ,office
BUck
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<>! which should eat away the stone
; 11 when not protected by the ink, leav-
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Hours by appointment
ing the writing in relief. From that i
v
idea » . a born the art o f lithograph,. !
M" “ . E" " ' r' |h" d
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— New York American.
" * dd,bon tb» '
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| he faded to work out.
Numbers
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.'The intelligent Bird. ‘
dry.” she reasoned with herself
Tw o negroes in Wasnington were j an<l determined to make the lesson
Physician and Surgeon
overheard discussing the intelli- j ni°rt? interesting.
gence o f birds in general.
, “ Suppose, she began engagingly,
Chrome daeuei ■ specialty. Calk
answered promptly day or night.
“ Birds is shore sensible,” observ- “ your mamma sent you to the store
Ofiee and Residence, 107 Mam St
ed one to the other. “ Y o ’ kin learn j to buv three pounds o f lamb, two
Phone Red %
»hem anything. I uster work fo r a 1 pounds of potatoes, half a pound
lady that had one in a clock, an’ j each o f carrots and turnips and one
when it was time to tell de tim e it I pound o f tomatoes.
What would
uster
come
out
an*
say
cuckoo
jest
von
have
then?”
A L W A Y S GO
. Tim shook his head, but Mary-
as many times as de tim e was!
“ T o ’ dosD say so?” asked the bell, only a year older, raised an
eager hand.
other negro incredulously.
“ Shore th in g!” responded the | “ W ell, Marybell ?” said the teach-
for REAL ESTATE
first negro. . “ But de root’ wonder- tr, with a sorrowful glance at little
and BEAVER STATE
ful part was dat it was only a wood- Tim .
706 First Street
New berg, Oregon en bird too!”
>
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“ S tew !” said Marybell sweetly.—
Youth’s Companion.
Java’a FIra Island.
A. E. W IL S O N
One o f the greatest wonders o f *
Racing at Aseet.
O ptician
Java, “ the fire W and." a large lake
Bac“ <g at Ascot dates back a
Eyes examined and glasses made of boiling mud. is nearly two miles great number of years, and it is
in circumference, and in the center , recorded that Queen Anne was the
to fit
immense columns o f soft, hot mud i first royal personage to patronize
Phone Blue 38
202 First St.
mav he seen continually rising and the fixture, in 1711. The first and
falling, like great black timbers w ™ ™ Georges were not great pa-
W . W . Hollingsworth 3c Son thrust forth and then suddenly [ trons o f the turf, but they bred race
withdrawn by a giant’s hand. Be- ¡
on s large scale in order to
Fanerai Direct ors 3c E n badin e n
their
subjects,
and
•ides the phenomena o f the col encourage
Calla Answered Day or Night
umns. there are two gigantic bub George I I I . gave a plate o f 100
bles near the western edge, which guineas to be competed for. Ever
Lady Assistants. No extra charge
since those times the greet annual
Office, White 26
Ras. Black g fill np like huge balloooe and ex
plode on an average three times per festival on the famous Berkshire
N «wharf.
Or«.
heath has met with royal favor.
minute.
Dr. F. H. Wilson
NUM BERING HO U SES .
J. L. Van Blariconi
ii Iron W orks ii
P atents
Spjrjted and thoroughly proficient
^ aj] forms o f dental work.”
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Bansibla Prafaranaa.
In one o f Miss Mulock’s stories
she savs that “ a cheerful heart seeth
cheerful things” and gives this in
cident in proof o f i t :
A ladv and gentleman were in a
lumber yard situated by a dirty,
foul smelling river. The lady said,
“ How good the pine boards smell i”
“ Pine boards!” exclaimed the
gentleman. “ Just amell that foul
riv er!”
“ No. thank you.” was the reply;
“ I prefer to smell the pine boards.”
And Quickly.
Mrs. Newbride came hurriedly
into her husband’s study one morn
ing.
“ Herbert, dear.” she said,
“ this recipe for lemon p it says to
•it on a hot stove and stir constant
ly.”
“ W ell. Alice.” replied her doting
hnshsnd. “ i f von do sit on a hot
stove I think von will find that yBB
will stir constantly.” — Cleveland
Leader
Why Ha Fait Happy.
“ Vernon told me this morning,”
related the lady with the cold blue
eye. “ that he passed the tree where
two years ago he.carved your initials
and his own and encircled them
with a heart.
Re says he felt so
glad he almost danced fo r jo y !"
“ Ah.” said the tall brunette anx
iously, “ then he must still love me,
after all! Did he tell yon why he
felt so happy?”
“ Yes, aear. He said some men
were cutting the tree down I”
"»¡a saftTr 5 TÜ 2ÂÇJP
Pleasure and Picnic Parties a Specialty
Country Trips at Team Rates
A. M. DUNLAP
M OTOR TRANSFER NO. 1
Will move baggage,
rr*g freight or fumi-
ture to all parto
“ ci or country.
»it* o f the
Phone Blade 18
New — Oregon
Yamhill County Abstract Co.
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
Cftiee Are Transients.
WhatcitiesangreatasLondon have
Tha only Abstract Books in
once triumphed in existence, had
Yamhill County
their victories as great, joy as just
O rboon
and a * unbounded, and with short M c M in n v ill e ..
righted presumption promised them-
-«elves immortality? Posterity dan
hardlv trace the situation o f some.
The sorrowful traveler wanders
over the awful ruin o f others, and.
as he behold*, he learns wisdom and
feels the transience o f every sub- 1
I BUSINESS COLLI
W A S H IN G T O N A N D TC N TH « T I
lunarv possession. — Oliver Gold
PONTLAND. OMSON
smith.
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