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- -,E : A he i a. Mfflumoro n r a CLARENCE BUTT practice in all the courts * f tè SNOW LINIMEN L C. IL CHAPIN LA W Y E R , ■ o . the boys in .“ The Big H^w*| ilortd punch and I was just sa Store" was tellin’ me about g oin ' yin g my sixth glass when they round the; work) in autom obiles pllered *>11 a-board for Amari- to help build some little play ca ” , and 1 fell orar the whole houses for the youngsters in New- bunch gettin* aboard for my na berg and I asked them if there tive land, and when we got. to would be any room tor me to g o America, about .forty little along, and they told me to g o Yankee Damsels came runnin’ put to me with ice cream cones. 1 took on three or four o f them Cones, and fore we went home the Goddess o f Liberty sung “ America” and we nil joined in on the chorus. Well, this w as the end o f that great trip and I ftot home in tnne to meet m y old Plymouth Rock rooster gettin' J ■ HP**, •V . . • -i* j B S g ;; syt - ¿ijí taiOMBk ' D E N T IS T Office over First National Bank Phone White 3-1 K , bároroft’s Dru& Store DR. A . ML D A V IS J. C. P R IC E EXAMfNk OUR LUMBER closely and you will understand why we can truthfully chum superiority for i t The smooth straight grain, the absence o f large knots, the thorough seas oning all show the experienced the economy o f using our stuff. Follow their example and profit as they do by being customers o f ours. M . H . P IN N E Y SOS N . M ain S t . H a H i f i , O f* . C . w . K IB N J L B P R O F E S S IO N A L Piano Tuner Dr JohnlS. Summer Straw Hats Phone Black 32. Opp. P. 0 Littlefield ft Romig PH YSICIAN 8 and SURGEONS UNDSN NEW MANAGEMENT Wood o f all kinds. Wood sawing «specialty Prompt «arrice. Leave orden at yard or at Z am wait’ a Feed Store, First and Main RHONE BLUE 191 , E. P. HAMILTON, Prop. NEWBERG - - OREGON The Newberg Transfer Co. ; ; D r. F , H . Wilson j [ is prepared to trenti« your goods anywhere any place any time. i : M e n fflic Physician & Otistetriciii It Prices Reasonable i I M eere: » t o 12 A . M . 2 m S R. M . \ l O th e r« by A p e o ln tm o n * i r j rtwMfl: oftiM iiMk nt. um . a*e a 11 1 Edward* Bldg. Newberg. Ore. 1| Office phone Black 100, or - residence ( Black 128 Dhoros | Red 7» Call up (Red SO DR. G. E. STUART Physician and Surgeon , ,UJ For SSM seeaeaeee s ssssaaae J(fl, Carpentering and Cement Work W . J. SAU N D ERS P hono Black 1S6 Newberg H aynieftH aym e ; Office #07 1st St. Phone White 1SS I I M M I M M M H M S SM SM ■ ■ CHASE ft LINTON GRAVEL COMPANY a u Kinos oi gravai ior con crete work, cement blocks, or wood work furnished on short notice. Telephone White 85 _ afterward ti the conductor on the Owl trajn gave them a berth in the smoker. The train dispatcher and the in- orm ation bureau were so Jratjr Perry Barbary to Chas. H. talkin’ to one another that they West small tract, New berg, $1. alm ost forgot to give onr train Shnte Savings Bank to M artha orders to leave, but we finally Pinch et al. s 3 9 7 ac of lot 2 in got off and the first stop was Iry- St. Joe Tracts, $1,000. and. The ride was awfol short, Robert G. Cook et tlx to Rich rat the buttermilk and beautiful Irish Biddies left a taste in my ard Hadden, lots 1, 2, blk 6, Ev mouth that I'll never forget. erest add, Newberg, $10. Thos. Dickjy et nx to John and When I was drinking my sixth Ross Grossen, 25 ac in John glass o f buttermilk, the little white pig that they had in the Finch die sec 1 3 1 3 « r 5, $2,000. parlor g ot loose and there was J. P. Dorsey et ax to John H. quite a com m otion for a few St. Rayneret a), 20 ac in Fran minutes, and I heard the conduc cis Holdridge die t4 s r 3, $3,000. tor holler all-a-board and I m Patrick Jos. Fay et ux to T ol cissed the Blarney Stone good bert Cole, 10.08 ac in nw % sec night and I just g ot in feme to 2 8 1 4 s r 4 w. $4,000. catch on /th e tail end o f the ca- August R. Ford to Mrs. Josie boose car and the next thing I E. Small, 1.40 ac in W. D. Clark knew I was landed in Japan. die in 1 3 s r 4 w , $2,500. T w o o f them fellers from Larkin- Richard Hadden et ux to R obt Prince Hdwe. C o., w as runnin’ G. and Naomi Cook, 49 ac in e ^ our train and they kept the thing sec 32 1 2 a r 3, $10. a m ovin' so fast that a feller Helen Jane Lemon et vir to didn't have time to digest his meals between stops. M usk, tea Mabie E. Rush, 1-10 ac in S. and old maids made life pleasant Hester die in t 3 s r 2, $30. in Japan, and ¡fthebrakey hadn’t • A. L. M acintosh et ux to A. L. stuck that megaphone thing in M acintosh C o., 150.69 ac in my ear and hollered alLa-board, Daniel Johnson d k in 1 3 s r 4, $7,000. ( I ’spect I’d been there yet. Gustavus H. Robinson et n x to Well, I hadn’t more than ¿ o t Frank Peabody et ux, 25 ac in set dow n good and. com fortable like, when the train stopped goin’ n4£ sec 2 4 1 5 s r 4, $2,000. Chas. H. West to Geo. and and they hollered “ Everybody off for M exico." I felt cold chills climbin’ up my spine before I g ot off the train, but I went with the crow d and I was so scared all the time I was in that place that I lost four pounds ahd I swaller T o the married man who can ed them Chile-Con-Karney Beans not get along w ithout his drinks so fast that they burned all the the follow ing is suggested as a lining out o f my stom ach and I solution to the bondage o f his had to have Pressnal & Harring habit. First—Start a saloon in your ton line it with wall paper when I g ot back to tow n; and when house. the b ra k fj yelled “ all-a-board” 1 Second—Be the only customer. w as the first feller on the train You will have no license to pay. and every hair on fey head was Give your wife $2 to> buy a gal lon o f whiskey, and remember standin' straight up. Well, the next trip was out to there are sixty-nine drinks in ( , ^Honolulu and the m usk and in one gallon. teresting surroundings sort of / T hird—Buy your drinks from quieted my nerves and by the no one but your wife, and the time I g ot on the outside o f some time the first gallon is gone she o f that good pine-appk dope I will have $4.90 to put in the was feelin’ fine and when the bank and $2 to start business train was ready to g o to Ger again. many I felt like spendin’ the sum Fourth—Should you live ten mer in Honolulu, but I went years and continue to buy boose with the crowd and we soon from her, and then d k with landed in Germany. Mueller, the sndkes in your boots, she will tailor, wept tears o f jo y all the have money to bury you decent w ay from Houoluiu to Germany ly, educate your children, buy a because he was so glad he was house and lot, marry a decent goin’ home. Well, I ate some man, and quit thinking about weeneys and drank some batter- you. milk there, but I was glad to get aw ay, ’cause them little dutch girls was clumping around there On the third day o f Aunt Jane’s in them wooden shoes and I was visit, M otorton took her for a afraid they would get on my ride in his high-power runabout. corns m ost any minute, but they “ Darn the hick!” exclaimed didn’t, and the next thing I knew M otorton. - we jost g ot aboard the train “ Goodness! W hat’s w rong?” and off again and we were said Aunt Jane. landed in Prance. Well, it I had “ Bngine’t missing,” tersely re been married I would have plied M otorton. bought my wife one o f those new Dear me!” said Aunt Jane. “ I and up-to-date bonnets that hope it's been found by an h on they showed ns there, and one est person of thepi little school-ma’ams down there with a short dress Never size a man op as a brute and black stockings told me becaui of the sad look his wife more stuiflf about France than 1 wears. He may be a humorist. fM 1 FIRST « T R I S T unasn m ^nsnr,Vhi<tmr g u r r ^ a ^ ^ THIRTEEN REASONS Why you wunt Tern« Plats Roofing. One reason will be week in this advertisement to show that Tarne Plat* Roofing I# tka I • __ L ‘ L i ' u 7,1 ‘'IK •'»•»*» A 1 7 ,W ( - ■ A D A P T A B IL IT Y -—In its various forms, the tig roof is adapted to all forms and pitches o f roofs; and it can roadQy ha applied to irregular surfaces and otherwise difficult roofing propositions. SH EET M ETAL W O R K S IS U H m ^ Phone White 192 Shop: 602 Second Street " F . H . G R IF F IT H UlO‘J H t f r l t ) ■ & l’t* The Black Imported Percheron Stalljon - jl v.. . 'u » n d J t-1 / GLAN-EUR 44942 Will stand this at The Ranch o f J. p . Gordon « tc Son One mile east of Newberg This stallion bas sired some o f the prise winners at our state fairs. Ou account o f the lateness o f the season in getting him, and to cut out the expense o f traveling him, we are go ing to stand him at TEN DOLLAR TO INSURE A FOAL This, we figure, will give the breeders an opportunity to get the Service o f one o f the beet sires at r small fee, and we will save the ten-dollar benefit we give the farmer in ex- penses. This hone is known ae the Morris or Deranoeau hone. ^ \ ;■ ,,#•* , *!.>*>rit ,L/. .*»,/ F*:ra«^ ■ - h — Customer—I would like to look at your baby carriages. Clerk—All right, sir; single or double seated? Customer—W til—er—I’m not in a position to say. Kills the Lice Doesn't Harm Chickens Pitching horseshoes is about the only game in whkh “ close” counts. Perce! & Rainey General Contractors Do all kinds o f Co n m utarla§, Palatin* and Cornant Work Box 686 Newberw, Orare J. H. GIBSON, Mgr. Rhene lla o k 14 Call on Newberr, Manu&otur- ing ft Construction Co. Weekly Oregon and Graphic, f#r Window«, D oms a General Min one year, $2.25. Werk, « «S3 N. M ala Street |
