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Newspaper Page Text■ ■*$! ¡ * ....... ~ HORSESHOE CLARENCE B U T T Cunoua Burial Plaoe of the Will practice in all the coarta o f the IbM of Egypt. attention (riven to pro- Every one ns. heard o f the cata the wri tine o f deed«, mari gagea, cón contracta at the drafting o f all combs o f Rome, clo*e by the A{ tracta and (aval papera. Newberg, Oraron. Oreaba—Second Floor in UnionBlock way, under the Campagna, during the third and fourth cen- turiea, yerved as burial places for the Christians, and how Alarm's sack o f Rome in 410 marked the end o f the catacomb graves— in in aD courts; Probate, Deeds, deed, that o f the powerful city it and all legal papera. Ab- self! Then there were the lofty examined. corridors and spacious halls o f tne Neapolitan catacombs, the famous grotto o f St. John, under the an cient city o f Syracuse in Sicily— e subterranean city in itself. But the most curious o f all cata combs is the one in Egypt— the cat acomb o f the birds. » . ! Office over First National Wandering among the pyramids Bank A . o f Sacchara, which stand on the P h 0 n e ^ hlt€ .......... $ |edgfi o f the desert, a little south o f ................. ^ (ucigiit cite o f Memphis, an American traveler, nearly a hun dred years ago, was passing over a then unbeaten path. H e was seek D R . A M . D A V IS ing, among the tombs, on e* o f the most curious and i in E gyp t - He was see is seeking fo r the burim place o f the birds— the sacred O K I*# e t * r F e r g m o n 'a D re e S te re ibis o f Egypt. This pyramid has*no door, but a square -aperture nearly IdO 'fe e t from its base and about forty feet deep. A t the end o f this s small hole. It was obviously an untravel- y I p D D I P r Ied route, and the explorer v u curi- < > ^ ■ l a l w f c I ous to descend within. Commanding his dragoman to en large the opening, he passed through ► < ana down so inclined plane, Is pas I Office over U . S. N atl. Bank ! sage cut through the rock, into {h e raulted chamber. Through another Phone Black 171 excavation be made his way ^ n d found himself in a second chamber, the floor o f which had been cut away to form a large square pit. Descending into this pit by brac ing his arms and digging bis toes into the sides, where little holes were msde for that purpose, he reached the bottom. Here, crawling about on hands and knees, be was Phones at last among the mammies o f the Office, White 22; Res. Black 90 sacred ibis, the embalmed deities o f BBBBBABBBBBBWBBBWÌ the ancient Egpytian*. The birds were preserved in stone jars, closely piled one upon the oth er. Knocking two o f the jars to gether, the birds were found to be perfect as any mummied Pharaoh. PHYSICIAN ! SUKCEON — Rocky Mountain News. Office over U. S. National Bank A Ä C. R. CHAPIN LAW YER I P.F. HAWKINS D E N T IS T DENTIST l! DENTIST ii Dr. E . P. Dixon DENTIST Dr. John & Rankin t Office phone Blue 171 Residence Phone Black 115 Ambrrgrii. Ambergris, which is used as a basis fo r much standard perfumery, * o *o * 0 *o *o *o *o *o *o *a *o *a *o was first found, an unattractive mass, floating on the sea or lodged ' IH a M M S S SS M M M M S M S S S upon the shore. How so unlikely a substance ever suggested itself as a fume is not known« but it has m in one for centuries It is be lieved by some to be the morbid an o f the liver o f a sperm < ► whale. It is described as a fatty, ; ; Office in First N a t l Batik Bldg. waxy substance, disagreeable to < ; Phone, Black SI right and touch, but even in its ♦eeeoesseeeeeeeeeeeeeee##» crude state exhaling a pleasant odor. Th e crude *ub*tance is subjected to chemical action to extract the ac tive principle called amberine. \\ « ; Littlefield & Romig : I PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS D R . TH O S. W . H ESTER w P h y vcU n and Surgeon "T h e re is no reason save ignor ance why shipwrecked sailors die in their open, boats o f starvation." T h e speaker was a botanist " L e t the shipwrecked include a ligh t net in their luggage,” he s^id, "and let them trail this net behind them as they sail or row upon the sea’s surface. Every few hours they can hanl in and take from it. a meal o f small shellfish or othey tiny sea fruit. "Everywhere the sea’s surface teems with animal and vegetable matter capable o f sustaining life ." f Office in Dixon Building • Flop*« °mee White 22, Re.. M m 80 £ NEW BERG M - - OREGON f f y j ’M j ' j a a a a E K C T D R . S A R A H E. S M IT H Physician and Surgeon Office in City Hall Office Phone— White 147 Residence Phone— Blue 58 NEW BERG —— Far ths 8hipwr#ek#d. OREGON Ths Firwt Firearms. The early history o f firearms in the sense o f tabes from which mis siles are thrown by the action o f a D R . F R E D H . W I L S O N * detonating compound of the nature I of gunpowder is wrapped in obscur Osteopathic Physician and ity, though it may be inferred from Surgeon I the few early records that such 608 1-2 First Street N ew berg w weapons were first employed in war P H o n tm OHle. aimak ill, Rea. Red 2 fare soon after the beginning o f the « » m w w M H m n « a t v s » » fourteenth century, if not some time before. The country o f their origin remains uncertain, but it was most probsbly Italy. Í DR. G. E. STUART ! Physician and Surgeon O uohc Smmm • »peeréky. Calw — waved promptly d my er night. ©Ace: 107 S Maa St. P « h Rod 96 CH ASE A U N T O N G R A V E L CO M PANY A ll kinds o f gravel for con crete work, cement blocks, o r wood w ork furnished on short notice. Telephone W hite 86 Tyrian Dyes. The people o f T y re were such ex perts in dyeihg that tyrian purple remains unexcelled to this dav. The Egyptians were also wonderful dy ers and could produce colors so dur able that they may be called im perishable. They were also won- aerful glass workers and could make glass malleable in a way which is unknown to us. They could make glass garments’ dyed in every shade and ytched with rare skill. PrMMIMI. “ T hat little girl o f Denfierly’ s is very precocious, isn’t she?" ,*Yes. indeed Why, when she was four years old her mother beard* her tell another little girl she was afraid she couldn’t come to her party heemwe she had nothing to w e a r!"— Cleveland Plain Dealer. -------------------- DETECTIVE W IL L * . PURDY Of New tatr, Oregon Non-Partisan Candidate for Governor M M In M Date* Bask to •tsry *f «• Man's Hanes* ■I tarty Klondike Days. at I f I am elected Governor o f Oregon, I Every one knows the suf The camera has been frequently That there is "so much good In that good luck «trikes the instrumental in the detection o f ths w on t o f us" is illustrated again will Indorse the good bills and the good by chance e ca-toff hoi criminals. In case o f forgery pho by a story that Mr. William Oguvie taweof all the political parties, and I icked up by the wayside, tography is invaluable, fo r there is tells in his book, ’'Early Days on will oppose those laws and bills that ere rw know the origin o f this no forger in the world clever enough the Yukon." While be was making not good for our people, regardless o f the political parties that Indorse them. It goes back hundreds to baffle its detective skill. An in a survey in the Klondike region he when horses were not teresting proof o f this was providad hsd to take the affidavits o f pros I will hew to the line end let the chips fall where they may. Will E. Purdy. with shoes o f iron, but a few years ago in the case o f a pectors who desired to ‘'loca te/ -P a id Adv. and silver as well, and i forged will. An enlarged photo Each man was obliged to take ap| makes it t apparent why it graph revealed the penciled lines this oath as to his daim ; *1 solemn sh to find a shoe that had a Hollingsworth & Son i over which the signatures o f the ly swear that I have discovered NV. ket value. i testator and witnesses had been therein a deposit o f gold ." I re Fiorarmi Directors A Em balm «« The habit o f shoeing ìing h o r s « was i written, although no trace o f them member that a man once came to Celia Answered Day or Night fhrmed in the time o f the ancients i WM visible through the microscope. me to have his affidavit taken, who Lady Assistants. No extra charge many centuries before ore Christ. It T his is one o f the peculiarities bore the reputation o f being the Office, White 85 / Bee. Black 9« was at this period that gold a&4 sil j o f the camera, that it brings to toughest dtixen o f Dawson. I did N o w b o r g , O ro . ver were so often substitutes for light maths which are invisible not look fo r any conscientious scru iron. through a microscope, just as it has ples on his part. When his affidavit J. H. GIBSON, Mgr. T h e Roman emperors, for exam been known to reveal the signs o f was written out 1 read it over to ple. and the kings o f Norway in- measles and smallpox several days him. As soon as tbs words, " l have T h « only Abstract Books in dulged repeatedly in this luxwqr. discovered therein a deposit of before they became visible to the Yamhill County The custom once established naked eye. go ld ," were spoken, he stopped me brought in vogue another practice Where a forged signature is sus sharply with the exclamation : "But Yam hill County Abstract Co. among the grandees. When their pected the method adopted is to 1 have not! 1 did not look fo r any." M c M in n v u x x . O bbooh horsps cast their shoes the lackey take photographs o f the genuine "T h en you cannot take this oath,” not -wallowed to stop fo r ■ the > and supposed false signatures, mag purpose or securing them. Thiadis- j n if f each a ~ ‘ hundredfold or mora He explained that he did not on- dain o f precious metal satisfied the andi compare the results. Under this deretand the requirements and bombastic pride o f their m asten; careful test the slightest discrep thought be had only to atake the hence, when they were seen by the ancy becomes exaggerated out o f ground. He had about forty-eight populace to mount a horse or eater dose resemblance to the signature, hours in which to return to the a carriage they were followed with and every sign o f hesitancy —* fo r claim, prospect it. And gold and fervor in the hope that a shoe would few forgers can write a counterfeit com plete-the recording bronaking become loose, thus enriching their signature with perfect easq and flu his affidavit. I f he failed h * might store o f earthly goods or, in other ency— stands revealed. lose it altogether, fo r another party, words, bringing them good lock. waa not record« ea. bad A forged banknote, boweren mi km owing When Lord Dqnmster, ambassa nutely and faith fu lly the original staked iked it. j dor from England, rlrade his 4n- i may nave been copied, cannot de He started immediately^ reached trance into Paris in i'6I6, he -wish- ceive the eye o f the camera, which the ground the next evening, after ed to win popularity and to associ- will show not only the slightest devi traveling all night, fed and tied up ate his name with good fortune gtion from the genuine note, but his dogs, gathered dried wood, built stories, so he ordered that the horse also any -difference in the texture a fire, thawed the ice off the gravel, he was to ride should he jnsecn|ely o f the paper used. In a recent-case built another fire to thaw the gravel shod with silver shoeq. . % where a section o f a check bad itself, washed all he bad thawed and Each time that he paped-a group been removed and another piece in did not find a color! o f pretty *ornen or ^prominent men the form o f pulp substituted with He selected another place, thaw h e fdug his spurs in to the flanks of infinite skill, the camera revealed ed again, washed and found three his horse so forceful}; y that t ip tor- the'fraud at once, showing exactly small colors, unmistakably gold. He si '* would o u Id kiejf up his where the new and old paper were started back and reached Dawson tured animal ------- heels in such a manner that iqvfcri- joined.— London Standard. about 11 at night, showed me the abiy a shoe was cast gold, made his oath and saved his CraeWCTOCCTBOBClC^^ Immediately there was a scramble A Bad of Bayonats. title by an hour. He waa "on the in the crowd to get the good luck A most remarkable feat was per ju m p" for forty-eight hours without souvenir. This maneuver was re formed before the rajah o f Manipur rest and with very little nourish peated many times while en route by a Mussulman, one o f a company ment. When it was all over he Mid, to the Lonvre. o f acrobats, who reclined at full "M r. O gilrie, I am considered a Th e supply was not restricted to length upon the points o f seven hard case here, and there are more has added a jnnt four legs. T h e wily lord bad bayonets fixed in the orthodox want to paws me than speak to me, seen to that. In his escort was an method in as many muskets. Four vet I would not have taken that elaborately liveried servant, who, at o f the performer’s assistants lifted oath, to save my claim, not fo r all each casting o f a shoe, would dis him up on to his bed o f spikes, the claims in the Klondike." And to their equipment which mount, and from a bag containing where he carefully adjusted himself I believed him. It ia poor ground enables them to handle long tools and other silver shoes would and distributed his weight so that indeed where there is not some pay distance work with dispatch then and there shoe the horse.— the bayonet points did not pierce streak.— Y oath’s Companion. Picnic Parties a Specialty New York American. his flesh. T h e back o f his head rest- Basstsisr. - - j -------------— * ed on one point, his shoulder blades Office phone Black 100 Swiss Quids*. | on two others, his elbows on two An old colored man waa relating Residence phone (Red 79 No words can ' describe the pa- ' more, while the hollows behind his to a crony his experiences during a Residence phone (Red 189 tience, good humor and skill o f the j knees engaged the remaining two. drive doom the mountain a fte r B80gOBOgogo« ge808e80goBBKaoaaogogceogog Swiss guides. T h eir quick eyes see T h e acrobat declared after it was dark. He had seen two wildcats every danger, their prompt actions »11 over that he had felt i a com- fighting. o *o *o *o *o *o *o *o *o *o *o *o *o * avert ft. When “ on th f rope" one fortable as if lying on a bed. “ Dey fonght and dey fought,” be 4 DETM ER W O O L E N S has a feeling o f.p e rfe c t security,! ------------------- •«aid, “ an' all de time dey wu 2 for fall and winter have and on steep aretes and ‘ " A rotten “ *♦ *" ice, 1 The Bank Grsveynrd. a-climbin’ up in de air, till by’ m by arrived at on crumbling rocks and abrupt I t is not generally known that dey wuz clean ovah de treetops.” precipices, one has implicit confi the Bank o f England, "th e Old "W h at wut dev a-holdin’ on tu all TH E dence in their strength, judgment Lady o f Threadneedle 8 treet," con de time <]ey wux a-climbin’. Ras T A I L O R ’S and endurance. That these guides tains within its «rails a graveyard. ta s?" asked the skeptical listener. Come early and get first choice posses* a sixth sense is indisputable. The Gordon riots in 1780, daring “ H oldin’ on tu !" exclaimed Ras One' might almost call it acute pre which the bank was attacked by .a tas scornfully. “ Wy, de top one monition, for it warns them in ad mob, called attention to the neces wux a-holdin’ on to de bottom one. vance o f all dangers incident to sity fo r strengthening its defenses. an’ de bottom one wux a-boldiu’ on P h o n « B le e k 14 mountaineering and, combined with Competent authorities advised that to de top one. o f course I" — New Call on a marvelous dexterity and an in an qajoining church, having the pe York P o s t trepid courage, serves to avert ca culiar name o f St. Christopber-le- lamity and insure success.— Wide Stocks. was in a military sense a 6c His Hypnotic Eye. World Magazine. source o f danger, gnd an act o f par Lord Dufferin waa once asked For Windows, Doors A General MlU liament was passefi to enable the about his relations with Indian W irk, « 3 N. Main Street Ths Industrious Bos. directors to purchase the church princes. The bee ha* i.wo distinct stom and its appurtenances. This, now “ You have been very successful achs. In the first it stores away the tastefully laid out, is called the in dealing with them ," s friend said honey it so industriously gathers "bank garden.” In it ia the largest to him. “ How do yon manage it? " from the flowers until affch time as lime tree in London. — London Lord Dufferin smiled. it i4 ready to yield it up, while the .Standard. “ 1 owe it all to my glass eye," be other stomach is used simply and Mid. “ Whenever 1 have anything Ths Constitution. solely fo r digestion, purposes. Thus very serious to say to them I fix T h e constitution o f the United them fiercely with the glass eye the food and the honey are never mixed. When the bee returns to States was not adopted by direct and watch them with the other o the hive and is ready to deposit the vote o f the people. A fte r the fa one!” — London Mail. honey it has gathered it contracts mous document was completed by the muscle* o f the stomach, in the Philadelphia delegates it Cauati« Wit. which act the honey is ejected submitted to the conventions o f the A well known doctor who dab through the mouth. As to bee food, states and was adopted by those bles in literature recently published it is various in kind, consisting conventions only after a long and s poem. Shortlv after its appear largely o f the honey it so patiently bitter wrangle. North Carolina and ance he waa conversing with a lady Rhode Island refused to adopt, the celebrated for her ant makes f I or others. first fo r a year, the second for two “ W ell, doctor," she remarked, “ so tsdlns. years, after the uew government I understand you have taken to Iodine is obtained from the half had gone into operation. — N e * writing verse.” fused ash o f dried seaweeds. The York American. i “ Oh, merely to kill tim e." ^ weed is burned, the saline residue ia “ Indeed! Have you disposed o f Hsloyon. dissolved with water, and the solu all your other patients?"— London tion thus obtained is concentrated Halcyon is the Greek for a king Globe. in order to precipitate sodium chlo fisher, compounded o f “ hals," the Hs Waa Safa. ride and potassium sulphate and sea, and “ kuo," to brood on. Th e chloride This is effected by a cur ancients were o f the opinion that He (at breakfast)— My dear, the rent o f chlorine gas, which is turn the ktbgfisher laid its eggs and' sat paper says there was quite a fire in ed off as soon as the bromine begins on them daring the fourteen days our block early this morning. It is to be precipitated. The substance jnst before* the summer solstice, supposed to have been the work of thus obtained is distilled in earthen throughout which time the waves o f an incendiary. No other as goo She— Well, don't let a little thing retorts and condensed in cold earth the <ea were always unruffled; hence T h a New Home Sewing Machine Company,' en vessels. the "halcyon days" — the days o f lik e that worry you. ORANGE, MAXI. He— Why. what do yoo mean? happiness and peace. PrsgrsM'on. She— Nobodv will ever accuse Ths Msturs o f ths S u i t Grocer— You gave that woman a you o f building it. Notice of Appointment Rotte« Is her*t> potato too many when you measured "W e ll. unde, that mult o f yours William Xvotstt Slanesrsd. out that quarter peck, my son. seems determined to stay where he m «*n t*0Ä » Boy— What’ s one potato. I'd like {$ all dav." "MiUie.'dear./What ia your papa’s “ »•Çonnty Çojirt of Y»mbUl Cooaty, Oreeon *iM h« t u duly qualified m tosh «»¿ o to r . to know? “ Yessnh. hoes. I ’s been lammin’ objection to m e?" Therefore, elf pernotta barine claim« Mainar Grocer— One potato in a quarter 1m fur mo«’ an hour, an* he ain’ t “ H e «ay* vou don't *eem to have j M id caute are hereby notified and required to the rente dnly Termed toTheuTder in ? definite or purpose in Pr«a*nt peck! Four potatoes in a peck! budged vit ” ^«nedejecutor at hl« realdeoce st Raw bare In Sixteen potatoes in a bushel! Six “ Sheer perversity, I dare m v .” life, Harry.” “ Y e t he ktiow* I’ve been coming teen hundred potatoes in s hundred “ Maybe so, bora, but I calls hit hu«hetsr- Why. tp j boy, youTl ruin years!" affile. Da* all— je-*' mule I*— to *ee von for five straight ° J ------- Dnted thle tth day of Ananet. A. D., IMS. me if you keep on. lingham Age-Herald. — Chicago Tribune u R W. The Newberg T ran sfer Co. REO TRUCK Mueller s Newberg Manufactur. ing Construction Co. H o S S S '- —. e Ef e tt? ‘üÄTÄSSf "ÄbjYSuiKi " * e n e Ron Attorney» for reíd acute.