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i n a l ¿ e v o c a t e a t t t v i-» e .
A JselroBeKle l-rclfre, w b U t r a « l i n g
Wb»o the "To Kent" »ien Wae rs-
moved from the window# of the Oat
reioW them t t e Llf’ b’ b o d jt felt that
he situ * tins was crf.teel. The Chi-
• aro IpdlTtcrencs to neighbor« can
hardly extend to the occupants of the
adjui lipg Oat. who there your fro nt
«door sad «tairway. und whoea dome»
tic Jam r.re likely to «Heel the peace of
«fldrhulUlng aa a whole. The Light-
bodys did Rot gd to la r as to aspect
the newcomer» would ba congenial,
I f f they chertahed the hope that they
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in Ute A la i at-» »¡oantsdta, v a » touted
by • fi i. nd, a local judg;-. to a lU nd the
tria l of a “c acker" for abuot ug a “ nig
gCr<” an([ the prlroner hni 'ng no stonev
ta j,ire a lawyer, the Ju.lgv sppoistrd
broker Io defend him , sllegicg that
|fth e b ro k e rv .M n o ta lo w y e r“ he wuaan
idiot becaure he wa>n't one”—a Judg-
m rllt uniply supported by his conduct
of ,he
The broker, saye Ihe Bar
I'rm .eiw e Argonaut, croan-exaaiined
the witueerc» briefly, sending in now
nu^ then a diceoniflting trajectory.
mls> lie Laorr>iu»lve.
W hen he came Io make a S|>eecli he said:
Mrs. LightboJy cos favored with the »Gentlemen o f'ih e ju ry , I bate taken
• r » t glimpee of her future neighbors, greet [»in » to chow you that my client
had her Impressions were distinctly WRs n reejeeteble citisen. T ea w it-
favorable, kites la a gingham apron neraes h e t- uuvrtod—on oath, mind
and w ith disheveled hair, the fin is h you—that he elands high in hie com
w ife looked pretty and
attractirs, m u aity." The defendant was six feel
while the young husband was so court- three inches tall, and the ju r y smiled,
eouady helpful aa to suggest that the »j]e stood high to (he community, and
honsystoon days were not far distant, that la mifilcieeL Now for the law. W r
Mrs. Ughtbofly does not need any ' find that the Soth verse of the ICth chap
more more time to make up her mind ter of ’t'h itly on ITeedicgs'—C h itly .
than moat women require, and »he told . genllemcn, was one o f the brsseapg’er
Lightbody w hen he came home that eruls'n the confederate arm y—th ie w e ll
night that the new people were acqui- . eateblHbrd principle of law.” Here th<
glltons.
broker ndjuste his glasses, holds tin;
Ltfe’ litbody smiled In a superior fash- book fur off,clevates hischin and rend»:
Ion and advised her to "go slokr.” Yet “ 'No respectable w hite man can be
though he was obliged to take this g u ilty o f crime." T h a t, gentlemen, it
stand to uphold the Judicial quality of [fp on gh . 1 leave the case in your bund«."
the masculine mind, in his heart he finch ju ro r changtd his q ifd , looked n f
was quit# Inclined to agree with her. i bb z c . ’i be. ..nodded, and, w ithout leav-
H e b id met Mr. Bruce in the hall as ing their »rata, rendered n loud andem
he came upstairs, and bad ailuwed i phatic verdict of "not g u ilty ," »ud then
himself to Indulge In the hope that be I joined in three cheers for the defendant
played whist. To have a congenial j and his lawyer. «.
couple In the next flat who played
GAT IN THE PULPIT.
whist left little to be desired, in Light-
body's estimation And when the next P a s t e r C a a R h t f t b y t h e M e e k e n d t k e
y teraoo n he caught a g lij.,« e of Mrs.
U rb e r T a s k I t a w a y .
Bruce In a pretty bouse gown, locking
An inquisitive black cat strayed into
as fresh and sweet a t If moving day the Bristol M ethodist Episcopal church
were six months distant. Lightbody on n recent Sunday evening just belt re
capitulated.
the services began, saye the Pittsburgh
"W e ll call upon them, my dear," I Chroniclc-Telegrnph.
ha remarked to Mrs. Lightbody. "We i There were very few people in the
wot. | be in a hurry aboht it. aa if we church a t the time, but the loud und
Just been waiting fdr thgjp to ar­ plaintive mewing o f the etrangei at
rive, but after a suitable time we’ll call fronted their attention, and they
upon them."
watched its movements w ith interest.
The Bruces had a houae-warmtng be­
The anim al climbed up into the choir
fore the acquaintance between the fam ­ loft, pepched upon the rolling and
ilies had progressed any further than looked down uj>on" the congregation
the point of saying good morning on A fte r a tim e several member» o f tbc
the ntalrs. They had been In their new choir arrived and the cot scampered
quarters Just a week. "They're the away. Anally climbing down one o f tbc
hospitable sort, and I like that," eaid wooden pallurs which supported the
LightboJy. "Haven’t any use for the ! choir lo ft and walked down into the
people who can’t make friends.. Ybu’d ‘ aisle.
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better arrange It so that we can call
Several o f the congregation endeav­
Bast wash, my dear. This postpone- ored to coax the cat into th eir pews,
meot la hardly neighborly."
b ut the proud pussy ignored them knd
Lightbody checked himself to listen wish -etntely dignity climbed up into
to a nolee to the flat below. It was the p ulpit and aat on tbc Bible. When
the to rt of noise which does not call the pastor came in a moment later he
for strained attention, an aggressive, found th e cat in possession of the jiffl
penetrating,
whole-aouled
uproar, ' pit. but the anim al took kindly to the
which swelled to the proportions of a : preacher and began to purr »nd arch
Oomanoha warwhoop and died away In hie la c k at the la tte r’s approach.
S succession of little shrieks In fernin-
The pastor took the cot by the back
Ina voices w ith * rumbling undertone
<hc neck «ml handed it down to an
of bam. The U g b tb v ly a looked at usher, who carried pusa out of the
aoeh other, and Mrs. Lightbody ex- , church. “Thia Is a good oinrn, breth-
clalmed: " I wonder what eon have rcn.” said the pastor and then he went
happened."
on and preached his sermon.
Before they had wasted any time to !
THE DIVINE NAME.
conjectures the uproar began again. It j
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f a b le W a r d T h « t I s N e v e r S p o k e s
nontlnuad for Bbme momenta, while
by M an y la r a e llle o .
the expression of surprised disapproval
Bev. Dr. Wise, president o f the H e­
on Lighthody*a face became more and
more pronounced.
Mrs. Lightbody brew Union college at Cincinnati, has
took advantage of the first lull to re­ given bis view of the ancient Jewish
mark tim idly that they seemed to be rendering o f the name of the D eity, re­
ports the New York Sun. He aay3 that
having a goOdtlme.
the term “Jehovah," the ineflnblc tetra-
"A good tim e !” repeated Lightbody
grammeton. is never pronounced by
In withering tones, "They are having
inany Israelites. They use the word
• drunken carousal. If you call that
“AdonoiJP which signifies "the Lord.”
a rood time. It's an outrage that such
The translators of the Bible followed
people should gain admission to .a re­
this custom, rendering the word “Je­
spectable building. There’s one thing
hovah" ns “ Lord.” In ancient time»
about It. elthor they go or I do."
the Pharisees replaced The tetrogram -
Ughtbody’s Indignation did not cool meton b.v Shem; they used “Shelho,*'
down during the evening. To be frank which is also Biblical, aa the sacred
It bad no chance. The noise was prac­ naitne. and this name is yet retained, to
tically continuous. Periods of unearth­ tome extent, among the Jews. But it
ly shouting were interspersed by In­ would appear from passafea In the
terlude of Inane laughter. Had he not Psalms th a t Adonol, or Lord, for Je­
feared to leave hla w.ie alone, Light­ hovah w u more ancient even than the
body would have interviewed the land­ time» of t.he Pharisee«. I t thus occurs
lord that very evening.
eight time« in Psalm lxxxiv. It also ap­
Shortly before 11 o’clock the holes pears in the book o f Exodns where “Je­
eeaaed
abruptly.
Mrs.
Lightbody hovah” had been used la the original
thought this strange, but Lightbody Hebrew.
This substitution would
said no, they had simply gone beyond seem to be older than any other, end it
the noisy stage. When the company is y e t roinmon among all Jew s.
broke up It was a matter of surprise
D r. Wise says he has found th a t the
to him that so many of them were able oneient translations teetifv in favor of
to go home and he hinted darkly that “Adonol.”
they might And several o f them in the
Looking a t the English translation
hall In the morning, sleeping "off the of the Old Testament It w ill be fonnd
effect» of their potations Mrs. Light­ th a t the name Jehovah ap,tears in the
body shuddered and agreed w ith hint books of Genesis, Exodus, Judges, the
that It would be advisable to look for Pea Inis and Isaiah. I t Is not in the New
a house In the suburbs.
Testament.
Lightbody did not find any human
T h is H a p p e n « « I s B n g tn a d .
flotsam "knd Jetsam In the hall next
The church, in the person o f the «rife
morning, hue he did meet Mr. Bruca.
of the bishop of Winchester, has taken
T he’ gentleman bore no trace of the
to cycling, says the Lady’s Pictorial.
carousal w ith which he had been con­
Bev. E. Husband, by the way, the well-
nected Freshly shaved and with.clear, known vieffr of St. Michael's, Folkatone,
bright eyes, he was distinctly good to preached a special sermon to cyclists
look upon.
recently, in which he not only followed
"Hope we didn’t disturb you last k ’oie of the old divines by seeing no
light.” said M r
Bruce, addressing harm in taking a punning text— “They
Lightbody. "My wife and I aren't toil not, neither do they spfn!"—but
need to flats. When we ntarted la to fu rth e r remarked he firm ly believed
play ’ P i t ’ we forgot that perhaps our that, had velocipedes been in existence
neigh bora were Retting the worst of Hi ancient- days, the sacred w ritings
tt. I t ’s a noisy little gams, but there's would have contained approving refer
lots of fun to IL"
eneea to them. I t may Interest the ex­
Lightbody ‘a face bad undergone sev­ cellent viqg^to know that in a country
eral changes but he made a quick church of w hich 1 have heard a cyclist
recovery. ” 1 prefer whist myself.” he figures in a stained glass window.
said. "Do you play? Then we II have
M a te h m a k ln g la S w eden.
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to try a game some evening. H iv e a ‘
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. “ I Sweden has the oldest and largest
n i n e t o n a i l h u t w n ih
V , e«n plan- ,„„(,,1, factory in the world. Matches
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This evnnins ' ,nce
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wall. If roure sure M rs Bruce won’t
b« too tired you may expect us. ’-—
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M C . C - > f a l l , U r u t f K t s t s r 'f u ' M l u io o e v
W ANTED
A representative in this
county bv a large real estate
torporation. Special induce­
ments to those who wish to
become financially interested.
The Real Estate Svcnrity Co
For* Doarburn llldg. CHIt'AOO, 111.*
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roughly trimm ed splinter of wood
"PPed w ith sulphur wee discarded w ith
, hV tinder
(in d ir boxes
b o x « f o r which thev were
the
for which they were
used. In 25 years the export trade of
Sweden in modern matches increased
to i '^00,000 boxes a year. Some o f t he
nyu-hines for making the matches which
w-e use In these dsye make 200 revolu­
tions a m inute each and tu rn o ut about
2.500,0no boxes annually. Altogether
there are In Europe sbont 50,000 fae-
. lories, and th e y yearly produoe matches
valued at *50 flOO.OOO.
AM ) WILSON,
Ì.JGHT B I NNING & M A UD ,
T o W h om it M oy Uooceru.
H u l l U<‘« rto ff.
I , the uudereLned, liereby g ive no­
tice th a t I have a conveyance from the
Patentee to tidelands and w ater lots
in the H a rb o r of Port O rfo rd , Oregon,
on a purtlou of w hich a part of the
w harf Is erected w ithout my content.
A U parties are hereby warned not to
drive plies or trespass in any m anner
whatsoever on »aid tidelands or w ater
Jot«.
The O me « om D aiia ^ J oubkxl IB Ihe leading Democratic newspaper or
M as A mmx L . D e a r. '
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
Oregon,jMued at Portland.
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whom It m ay conrrrp, not to enter up­
on or trespnas upon the premises of Eli
Bagley, for the purpose o f bunting, or
flatting w ith book and line. Said p re­
mises are aita&ted on E lk R iver, C arry
County, Oregon, and described as fol­
low s; The Woet b ell ot Section tw en­
ty seven, Township th irty two South,
Range fifteen West.
Any person or pernacs so trnepaaa-
ng tor tbs purpose of b u n tin g , fishing,
| or traveling throng^ in an y shape form
or m anner, or f a r in g down fences, or
leaving out a P « g»tea open, or molest­
ing personal property, w ill be prosecu­
ted to the fa ll extent o f the law.’
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Lessee of the above
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