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Servant Boy (to farmer’s wife,
noted for her thriftineaa) — Well,
ma'wtii,’ my eve«*ight must be get
ting bad. I can't *ee the batter on
the bread thie morning.
Next morning the farmer’s wife
put the butter « Mttle thicker on
the bread, and remarked:
“ Well. Tom, I hope your eyes are
better thin morning.”
•‘Begad, ma’am.” replied Tom.
BU TT
coarta of the
C. R. CHAPIN
LAWYER'-
P.F. HAWKINS
» D E N TIS T
Office over F irst National
Bank
Phone W hite 3-1
DR. A M. DAVIS
DENTIST
J. C. PRICE
DENTIST
Office overJU. S. Nati Bank
Phone Black 171
D r. Joh n S. R an k in
L i t t l e f i e l d A B o m lg
PHYSICIANS
an d SURGEONS
OOe. io Fim Nat'! B u t Bid,.
Phone, Black SI .
got the chance. The greet poet agency ordinary aeeoa ana orai-
took great pleasure in making pa- nary happenings, aa wail a* all other
M r bo*U to d dotftififf them oo the kiuda of attain ill thia b u ij world
water. So long aa hu paper lasted ot oars, are immortalized. We are
he remained rivetted to the spot, accoatomed to the idea th at tools
by this peculiar amuse- are immortal; that energy cannot
menu All waste paper waa rapidly be annihilated; that m a tt« cannot
oonsnmed, then the cover« of let- be destroyed; but what of this ea
te n . next letter« of little value, traordinary immortality of deodar
Tbs moat precious contribution- of Simply t h i : Light that ia «fleeted
the moat esteemed correspondents, or given off from an object carries
although eyed wistfully many times *n image, a picture of the object,
and often returned to bis pocket, «with it on its travels, oo matter
were sure to be sent at last in pur- bow long tbs journey or whither it
suit of the former squadrons.
may tend.
Of the portable volumes which
When these image carrying light
wwiw th# companions of his ram- araraa enter the eye the picture
hies, and he seldom went oat with- they bear is revealed, whether the
oat a book, the fly leaves were com- waves have been only the infinites!-
moult wanting. He had applied mal fraction of a second In coming
them as our ancestor Noah applied i from the face of a friend annas the
gopher wood. But learning waa to street, or whether they have reach-
sacred in bis eyas th at he never ad the eye after a jaunt of 100,000
traepaaaed farth er upon the integ- years through »pace from the jflaah-
rity of the copy; the work iteatf ing scintillation» of a faroff star,
was always respected,
Even as wa see our neatest star
It has been said that be oooe neighbor not aa it is today, hot aa
found himself on the north hank of it was four years ago, the hght th a t
the Serpentine river, without the is reflected to this star from our
materials for imlnlgin». those in- planet carries pictures of th e earth
clinations which the sight of water aa it was forty-eight months ago,
invariably inspired, for he had ex- and any person, if at that distance
bausted his supplies on the round ! from the earth and equipped with
pond in Kensington gardens. Not some means of collecting the light
a single scrap of paper could bo wavee, would see events and deeds
found, save only a banknote for that bad transpired on this earth
£50. He beeitated long, but yield- a# at the time they happened,
ed at last He twisted it into a
Suppose we bad such an appara-
boat with the.refinement of his skill tus and could outtravel lig h t We
and committed it with the utmost, could journey to the pole »tar, sixty
dexterity to fortune, watching its light years from, the earth, and, be-
progr eaa, if possible, with a still ¡ hold, we should see the earth as it
more intense anxiety than usual. ; wax. Long after the earth with its
Fortune often favors those who pomp and vanities has crumbled to
fully and frankly trust her. The cosmic dust or vanished into some
northeast wind gently wafted the other system the light wavee flash-
costly skiff to the south bank, ing eternally through space will
where during the latter pert of the continue to carry the comparatively
banknote boat’s voyage the van- brief story of man and his deeds,
turous owner bad waited its a rriv a l1 If * • traveled still farther out
with patient solicitude.
, into space and caught u p with the
-------------------light waves that left us about 700
win* F i n i s h .
j years since, it would give us the
The man who writes thrilling picture of Runnymede, with John,
Office in City Hall
•teamed out of sight. He bad to
He«### of Mud.
walk home, and tbe other station
Most of the ordinary houaes of
master laughed.—London Standard. Afghanistan are constructed of sun
i baked mud brick. Tbe ordinary
WBERG
OREGON
Whan She Made Caka.
building method is to fix firmly |jk
“This is lovely augel food,” said the ground some poles, on which a
* u ue e e e e e e e ew eaa a e e a uu e e e e •he, tasting the cake at tbe high complete wooden skeleton of walls,
' tea. “Did you make it? Wonder- doorways, ceiling» and roof screen*
j ; DR. FRED H. WILSON | I fill! 1 never tried to make angel ia formed. The wall intemice* are
| food but once. 1 took all day to then filled with aun baked brick.
; | Osteopathic Physician and *
1 make it, walking very lightly while Upon the poles placed aa rafter*
' |
Surgeon
| it waa iu tbe oven, hardly daring to long rush mat» are spread, and ovar
i ! $06 1-2 F irst S treet
Newberg f j breathe: Then when it was done 1 them about six inches of mud is
ra*»esi onto* iimb iu , * m . n*d a X put it in the aideboard. The next smoothly laid, forming a roof into
: morning they bad to use a derrick which sundry bits of hollowed wood
to move the sideboard in order to are fixed by way of rain spouts,
j sweep under it. That is, that’s tbe
' story my hurband tells about it. j
•psuaw» Opinion *f w«m«n.
You know bow husbands ara.”—
**I have,” said Sardou, “the high«
New York Press.
eat opinion of tbe fair sex. 1 consra-
—
er women superior to men in almost
Wonder* at Oiotation.
everything. They possess the intui-
It was raid of Julius Caesar that, tive faculty to an extraordinary de
while writing a dispatch, be could gree and may almost always be
et -tbe same time dictate four o th -; trusted to do the right thing in
’ era to his secretaries, and if be did the right piece. They are full of
! not write himself could dictate sev- noble instincts and, though heavily
en letters at onoe. The same thing handicapped by fate, come well out
is asserted also of tbe Emperor Ne- of every ordeal. You have but to
leon, who had a wonderful caps- turn to history to realize the truth
Office Phone—W hite 147
Residence Phone—Bine 68
Dr.C. E. Brown, D.V.S.
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No other like it | f
No other «* good
it Rdw R om Sawing htacfclo« Ciapiij,
K
tal energy to whatever rame before
him
A n c ie n t R in g s .
Ring» were given among tbe Ro
man* on hirthdsvp. Tbe gladiators
often wore heavy ring», a blow from
which was sometimes fatal. The
Rom»n* had also their amulets and
magi«- rings on which were engrav
ed 'Hie or more «tars, tbe bead of
Anuhia. a sign of the xodiac or a
Would Lava Hoc T hat Way.
naan. * ’
orange .
Collier’s
Thm » N a t i o n a l . W o o k ly
WAR HORSES IN RATTLE
Cavalry Mount» Ravel In th e Daah and
Fury ( f th e Charge.
It « ill probably surprise you, said e
retired colonel o f buaaara. to learn th a t
a cavalry b o n # usually enjoys a battle
at least as much as bis rider and <Hn
I>I*T h aa much courage In I t B e will
<*bafe and stam p w ith Im patience wbUe
waiting for tb e order to charge and at
the signal will daah forw ard Ilka a
greyhound released from th e leash, tall
of Ore and fury and often neighing
wildly At th e moment o f contact wttb
the enemy be wilt rear, striking and
biting savagely a t tb e opposing bon ea
and tram pling down th e infantry
When bio rider telle ha will daah
along w ttb Ms fellows and crash aa
gallantly Into th e ta n In th e famous
charge o f tb e Light brigade scores of
riderless b o n e s sw ept down tb e “val
ley of death.” tbnndertug through tbe
smoke on to tb e Rooslgn guns, an d « 1
ciCement.
years from the earth speed tbe loped back in safety w ith tb e abet
“ I’ve got it!” be shouted trium- waves that best the story of Cae- tered rem nant of tb e brigade. Five
phantly. **I’ve got i t f
gar’s fame and tbe glory that wag horse» raced neck and neck with Lord
P a g e t who rode In advance o f
“Got what?” asked tbe surprised Rome's. Still further out, hurtling Alfred
tbe line, so eager were they -to gat at
manager.
! through the eternity of unending tbe enemy
/
“ Why, the sensation of the year, space, ia a picture from far back io
And not only la the well trained
In the third act of my new play the dusty corridors of time, a.pic- charger aa b rave as bis rider B e la
tbere is s mill scene. Harold Head- ture of the earth when it was void often aa Intelligent B e known tb e
light, tbe hero, casts the villain in d without form, ages and ages bugle calls juat aa wall and answ ers
down into tbe yawning jaws of two before that wonderful creature, them aa promptly In t a c t I b a re
great emery wheels.”
man, had entered the arena of life. known m any a case In which a boras
baa p at bta rider right when be baa
The manager grinned.
—Popular Mechanics.
m istaken an order and baa gone fa u lt
“ Emery wheels!” be chuckled.1
leaaly through a m aneuver in spite of
“Then, 1 suppose, be has S fine fin-;
8tranga Insanity.
the efforts of hia m istaken m aster to
¡ah?”
{ Mrs. Elizabeth Smith in her m ake blm do th e waong thing.—London
“Yes, very fine. In fact, be ,rMemoir» of a Highland Lady” tells Tlt-BIta •
comes out s polished villain.”—Chi- of an old Scotchman who once took
cago News.
the strange whim into his head th a t
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be was a turkey hen. He mid« a
Ha Foaled Hi mas If.
> nest of straw in his carriage and
A station master who had been filled it with egg» and a large »tone,
DR.THOS. W. HESTER I
taking a abort holiday at some dis- and there be sat, hatching, leaving
P h y s ic ia n a n d Surgeon » tance from his own station went to his station only twice a day, like
Office in Dixon Building
catch the last train homeward and other fowl, and having his food
Fha sa.i Office W hite X L Rea. M se SO t
on entering the station found a brought to him. Hia friend* had
NEW BERG - - OREGON | lady trying to turn the handle of a t last to watch a proper opportuni-
ttU**«*+*0**«*4**4MHk****s one of the compartments. The stft- ty to throw out the eggs and put
tion master rushed to her assistance, some young chickens in their place,
opened the door, bundled tbe pas- Then the old man, satisfied that he
v j d t * <r JTjrw’.w.w.r
ranger in, slammed tbe door to and had accomplished hia task, went
DR, SARAH E SMITH
then, by force of habit, waved hia about clucking and strutting in tbe
midst of hia brood.
■ä;
Haw ta Become Rieh.
“My early difficultle» taugbt aia soma
th rift.” said Mark T w ain once, “but 1
raver- knew w hether It was wiser to
«pend my tost cent fo r a d e a r tu amoks
or for an apple to devour ”
”1 am astounded.” observed a friend,
“th a t a person with ou little decision
should have met with an mucb worldly
Mark T w ain bent bis bead gravely
“Indecision about spending money.”
He said, “to worthy of cultivation.
When I couldn't decide w hat to buy
w ith my last cent I kept It and so be
La c i u b .
D a ti! Ik li
“Wear-Ever”
bran
■old at $5.50. Now
tha pries la $2.50
and wahave aacurad
a concession whsre-
advertixed in womqp’g maga
zines, we shall be glad to show
you—and other aluminum uten
sils bearing the well-known
« m u “ W e a r - l v e r ” trade
mark. Make a life-
{¡SgK? time investment when
■ a m you get cooking ware.
at a »till fsrthar
reduction in con-
asetioo with tkia
.
publication.
Real* can tan rih th a t w uar eu t
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
A Torpid Liver to a fis* field
tor tb* Malarial Gena aad It
thrive« wonderfully. The cer
tain result In such ossea to a
spell of China.
H ER BlN E
Xt nnta the liver In h ealthy.,
rigorous condition and curse I
th* chills by destroying th* I
disease germs which lnfast the I
| system. HerMn* Is a fin* anti-1
eriodle medicine, more effeo-1
, toe than the syrupy m ixtures]
J that sicken the stomach; bo-1
cause it not only kills th e dis-1
esse germs, but acts effectively]
|in the liver, stomach aad b o w l
a la thus putting th* system In I
eondltlon to successfully resist I
the usual third or seventh day I
return of the chin. Herblne la 1
[ a cleansing and Invig o ratin g |
msdlclne tor tno whole body.
|
P atents
Mnt A sa Old*«« »«mir, f <* aamrtmi pa :.m «
Patent* tei*» t i rosé» »ma » |C * m a i
« ìtU «M b wMbost chats», la the
Scientific
JUncrkan.
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■nr »''lumino i 'i.ti.aL
138t3fw<i»ar.Rpw
es V n . Wanlitufft in.
Adm inistrator’s Notice.
Barcroft’s
Drag Store
»
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N ext Door to Postoffice
Caffs* Bean*.
Coffee grains are only tb e seed of a
fru it which to very mucb like a cherry
It to vary sw eet and baa a good mate
When tbe fruit to dried It shrivels op
around tbe coffee grains of which
th ere are tw o In each one of tbe round
bells placed w ith tbe flat «Me* tdgetb
er Sometime» In tbe cheaper kinds of
coffee these little dried ball« are found
w ttb tbe tw o coffee grain» aongty bald
Stern P a r e n t- W hat m akes yon think,
young mao. th at If my daughter mar
rise yon th e will be supported In the
style to which aha baa bean seen»
turned? Freshletgb—Tbe tact th at you
ara a candidate for public office and
can ’t afford to have member* of your
family » tarrin g In tbe piveencs of tbe
dear public - Richmond Dispatch
CHASE & UNTON *
GRAVEL COMPANY *
All kinds of gravel for con
crete work, cem ent blocks,,
or Wood work furnished jon
short notice.
Telephone W hite 86
ty.«® *k« tod Say el November. i*n, lathe
mstur et mid estat*. authorising, «meowed»»
snd directing him *o to do, will sa Saturday,
the ltth d*y of December, 1*U. *t two o'clock
la th« aftoraraa of arid day odbr far «sto, and
•Sii I* tb* h l ( h . , t bidder for o»«h *t public
auction. In one parcel. th« following dw cilbcd
rosi property befosgfng to told e a u te . to w it:
Sltsalo. lying and being la Tsm blU Coonty,
BUM of " M a p s, and boing s p o r t of tb* Dona
tion t* a d c u lm of L ake Wakorn a a iw iio .
.;l*lru No v . Notlflcktlon No, ltgg In Tow»*hlp
Throe Sooth. U sa ta Two Weet of th e Wlltoaa-
atte Meridian. so d particularly deaeri bed aa
M tow a: Beginning a t a a l r o q rod a t the
N ortheast c o rs e t of m id « 'latoa, th ese* ra n s la g
Sooth 2 dear««« 12* W a t «.ri» ch ain , to a a Iron
pipe a t t h t North w e t corner of th e J«*** Par
ries Donat te a Lead * i t a l a , ~ ‘
Not! fcation No. IMI '
MBMr of
“Oh, George,” exclaimed a very
voting wife to her huahsnd, “I ’ve
been reading in the newspaper of a
V**t 4.7«
irth 7» de-
woman who wa t suddenly stricken
I la KHtJr
F fa tts ry .
dumb during a thunderstorm. Do
W llH e-Paw what is flattery? Paw
you think Her husband will love - Flattery is tellina a woman the nice
W rtllir .
W
rtrtmr* she as* always thought atomi
“E s th e r r replied George. “ Ant aeree!t. my » a fta c tn n a n Rntinlret
man who wouldn’t lore his wife still
° ^ S e d thla m b day of November, m t
deserve» tb* happy bite of an old
Admlalatrstor of the artsm of UaSc' * . Ramey,
bachelor r
flia t toase, 1M2.
ta e t
•• 1»-M.
/
Aaonmy fot Estate.
ICM5 So 11-12
Notice o f District Rood M ooting.
To rota an additional toa in Road District
numbered thlrty-aix (to) In Yamhill County,
Stats of Oregon.
Notte* ia hereby «Ivan that wa tbs sudar-
signad, resident tax payan of Road Dtatrlot
numbered thirty-.lx (to) la Yamhill county
•tot* of Orages, together comprising more than
ten per ea st of th* resident u x payer* In said
Read District numbered thlrty-aix [to], hereby
giva notte» that a meeting of the reel dent tax
payers of Mid Road District numbered thirty-
six [to]. In Yamhill county, atst* of Oregon, to
hereby «sailed, and will b# bald at th a Mona,
tala Top Church In tha aforesaid road diatriet,
coon tv aad stata, on tha « th day of November
A D, 1M4, at ooe [1] »’stock to the afternoon of
Mid day, th* pnrpoM of asid meeting being to
diaeuM the advisability of levying a special or
additional road tax in said road dlatrtot,aad
to determine what If any oonnty reato or por
tions thereof, to arid road dlatrtot, abril be im
proved to any spadai manner, and tha char
acter and extent of anah Improvement <
pravamente they abril make thereon, a
levy such special or additional tax, so t I____
ead ton milla on the dollar, upon r ii the tax
able rsri and personal property, within Mid
rand diatriet, as a majority of soak reddest lax
payera shall deem advisable, 1er th* pnrpom of
raising money with which to defray tb* ax
paaaa, or axpanaaa of sock spedai Improve
ment or Improvements, la arid rand distile
numbered th 'rty jix [to] | D Yamhill ooanty,
■tot* of Oregon
Dated thla Iglh day of Nóvala bar A D, U H
N am es-p. R. Otto. V. *. Raker. O. *. B ut
abena, f . W. Oradnff, J. A. Bruñera, P. J.O ru
dnff, M. c. Ludían, R etry H an
Ha «rigar, J. W. Noble.
*.7
Weekly Oregonian and Graphic
both one year $2.26.