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A STRANGE ISLAND. DOES THE DOG REASON? I A POLICE CHIEF'S STORY. BACKWARD BOYS. Cllmatlo Conditions on Sak halin, In Siberia. Sakhalin, on tho eastern coast of Siberia, presents n very curious anomaly of climate. Tho island is bathed by two cold ocean currents, and in winter nothing protects it against the icy northwest winds coming from Siberia. At tho sea lovel the snow falls continually and stays on the ground till tho end of May, and tho scashoro is very cold. Farther inland, however, especially as wo go higher up, the climulo is modified just tho opposito to what is observed elsewhere. It has often been observed in Siberia and in central Europo that in winter tho cold is greater in tho plains and tho vnllovs. nnd tlint tlio limlilnndq havo a sensibly milder temperature It is as if the dcnpcr cold air accumu- latcd in tho lowlands. This fact is very often observed in our climate. Thcro are sovoral vory good ex amples of it. All tho trees and Bhrubs of a valley havo been known to bo killed by frost, whilo above n certain level, very clearly marked out, on the hill or tho mountain, tho vegetation has not suffered at nil. Tho cold nir often flows from tho summits toward their bases. This is what takes place at Sakhalin. Tho cold air accumulates in tho low regions of the island and on tho const. The higher regions hnvo a tnoro elevated temperature. So it happens that tho lower" parts havo nn arctic vegetation, whilo tho in- tcrmediato altitudes have tho vego- tntion of n temperate zone, somo- i. . . . ' times Btibtropicni. Tho birch tho ash, tho pine, tho abound in tho low reg ons nnd ii r abound in tlio low regions form often impenetrable forests, but toward the center of tho island appear Immboos, hydrangeas, azaleas nnd other plants that one is greatly surprised to .meet nnd whoso pres ence con bo explained only by tho altogether abnormal climntio condi tions of tho Maud. Settling a Dot. Tito quiot of the room in which ' the answers to queries editor sat was disturbed by the entrance of two half grown boys. One of them pulled off his hot nnd addressed iiim: "Mo and this feller havo made a bet," ho mid, "and we've agreed to leave it to you. Ho bets that if all tho turkeys that wns ett last Christ mas was placed in a line thoy would roach around tho world, and I bet they wouldn't. Who's lost?" "You have, my son," niiBwcrcd tho man in tho chair. "They might bo placed n milo apart nnd thoy would still bo in u line, you know. As thoy turned nnd went out of tho room Uio boy who had acted ns spokesman was soon to hand a small coin over to tho other with grcnt roluctnnco nnd distinctly heard to say: "Well, I can lick you, nnyhow." "Hot you n nickel on that, too," replied tho other boy. The Zoromtrinn Today. With rognrd to their family lifo, tho Zoroiutriana nt Yozd nro mo nogamists, exceiit in n few Isolated cases where Mohammedan influence has led to polygamy, especially if tho first wife lias homo no children. Tho sentiment of tho community as n rule is strongly against dual mar riages. In tho homo tho wifo occu pies n freer position than among tho Mohammedans. Tliciu wns no ovi denco of seclusion, nnd tho impres sion tho women gavo was ono of modosty and dignity without any epcoial shyness. Like tho men, they havo to adopt n particular stvlo of orcjs io uisiinguun mum jrom Moslem women. Thoy do not wear veils except on tho street or in tho bazaar to avoid insult or unpleasant remarks. A. Y. Williams Jackson in Century. A Trouble Drecder, "Don't you think it's about time our daughter began to look out for a husband?" asked Mr. Green mild ly. "Sho is getting on, and she'll bo un old maid if eho is not caroful." "Indeed, yes, it is time," answered Mrs. Green, "but she is just tho tamo as I was. I never thought of marrlogo until my mother warned mo that if I wcro over to mar' at all I had no timo to lose. I tell you I was so alarmed that I mado up my mind to tako tho first fool that of fered, nnd that very evening you camel" Kansas City Independent. Fatal Ambition. "What brought you hero, my friend?" asked tho philanthropic visitor at tho penitentiary. "Unsuccessful a '.orship, ma'am," answered the man in cell -144. "How could thero bo anything criminal in that? Fienso explain.' "I was busily engaged on a little work on tho national currency, when tho secret service men swooped down on me and caught mo with th tools in my hand." Philadelphia Record. Mrs. E. N. Blythe, daugter, Barbara, Misses Lola Hammond aud Esther Butterworth, all of Portland, called on our little chap erone Wednesday. The only kick we have is that Ned did not come with the pretty girls; but his duties as Northwest editor on the Oregon ian would not admit of his doing so. We will look for him next time. Wanted. Girls at New St.Johns Hotel. Good wages, apply at once. Curloui Authentic Instances That Seem to War rant That Conclusion. A dog I owned suffered n great deal with indigestion. Tho least in discreet diet would bring on theso attacks, and as they occurred very frequently 1 had a large bottle of medicine "always on hand nnd kept it on a shelf in his kennel. The don seemed to havo acquired a thor ough comprehension as to tho relief t.-f?.!- 111.. f 11.-1 1.-IM.. UriUglllg lllllllliy Ul UUlk UUUIUi ' Whenever no was ill and food was ! placed beforo him ho would scent it, . til . 1 !.. . !1 It walK away wnnoui loucning u, men turn to tho shelf and, gazing Btcad- ily at tho bottle, indicato plainly his wants, llo look tho mcdicino with - out tho slightest balking, which is rather exceptional, as any one who over tried to doso a dog will agree. i This dog when lot out would never disturb anything in tho poul- try yard, but the moment a Btray chick lost her way into his yard tho savoiro cot tho better of him. Ho would catch tho unfortunato strag - gler, kill and devour it, leaving only a fow feathers as ovidenco of tho "murder." Punishment always fol lowed. Tho remnants of feathers 1 woro shown to tho dog so ns to im press on him his wrong doings and ; make the caufo of tho punishment clear to him. Prom timo to timo I young chickens would bo missing, I and all efforts to locate tho guilty I ono woro vain. Tho dog's yard wns nhvnVfl scrutinized, but nothing i . , , M! bc8i 'J0'1?" wc1rcT ng at a rapid rate, ond I decided to imon Min ilmr u-nlMinil. Norm nn wns . - lcW n no act ami uio mystery i vcd. J ho moment tho dog hnd finished his meal ho scratched tho feathers in n heap and carried thorn with his teeth to n corner of his vnrd. whero ho buried them. The dog had tho most embarrassed and helpless expression nt tho timo ho was cnuKlit mat i over nouccu on n dog. An extra severe punishment was dealt out, nnd I do not know if tho mortification of being trapped or tho punishment did tho work, but tho dog wns cured from tlint moment on. Tho related observations show reasoning in order to accomplish something for a set purpose. I be liovo most animals poscs tho qual ity in somo degree, more or less, according to their mental develop ment. In tho Inst enso described tho dog's instinct led him to catch nnd kill the chicken, but memory told him tlint punishment would follow if found out. Ho reasoned that by hiding tho evidenco of his guilt ho would escape punishment for his ac tions, which ho understood to bo wrong. Tho very fact of being ablo to discriminate between right nnd wrong and trying to check tho con sequences of tho lnttcr shows tho necessity of thinking nnd thcreforo of reasoning power. S. L. Do Fn bry in Outing. Tho Steamboat and an "If." If Ifobert Fulton hud succeeded in proving to Xnpolcon that his steamboat was n revolutionary in vention the history of tho wholo world might have been chnurcd. A critio reasons as follows: "Fulton 1 laid beforo tho French emperor his plan for steam navigation. It might 1 havo nppculcd to Xnpolcon had ho personally investigated it, hut ho I preferred to leave tho decision to a , commission of wiseacres, who re-' ported that navigation by tho aid of steam was nn obvious absurdity. That wns two yenrs before tho bat- tlo of Trafalgar was fought. Had ho accepted tho ndvico of i'ultou nnd gone nt onco to building, tho great army massed at JJoulogno might after nil hnvo landed in Eng land and wrought its military mir acles upon British soil instead of at Austoriitz, to which Trafalgar turn-1 ed it," He Relied on the Doctor. Whilo I was u studont in tho med ical rollogo I had a patient, nn Irish man, with a broken leg. When tho plaster bandage was removed and n lighter ono put on in its placo I no ticed that ono of tho pins went in with great difficulty, and I could not understand it. A week after ward what was my astonishment to find that tho pin had been run through tho skin twico instead of through tho cloth. "Why, Pat," said I, "didn't you Jcnow tho pin was sticking in you?" "To bo suro I did," replied Pat, "hut I thought you knew your busl uoss, so I hilt mo tongue." The Difficulty. Two Irishmen driving through tho country noticed that many of tbo barns had wcathervanes in the shape of huge roosters. "Pat," said ono man to the oth er, "can you tell me why they always have a rooster and niver a hen on tho top iv thim barns?" "Sure," replied Pat, "an' it must bo because av tho difficulty they'd havo m collecting tho eggs. Chi cgo News. Dr. Rauibo has purchased the office fixtures ot Dr. Barrett and will open a fully equipped dental office in the rooms formerly occu pied by him. Carpet and Rug Weaving Corner few York and Fillnore Streets, 6IVE US A GALL. E. J. HUGHES, St. Johns, Ore. The Way the Notorious Jack Graeme Was Arrested. "A man and a woman," said tho police chief, "occupied a compart ment of a Pullman. In a dcsolato place, the train speeding like light ning along, tho man said to tho wo man: " 'Madam, I will ask you to look tut of the window n few minutes. I am going to make some changes in my apparel.' " 'Certainly, sir,' said tho woman politely. "Two or three minutes, filled with odd. rustling noises, passed. Then the man said: , " 'Now, madam, I am finished.' t "She looked at him, and, behold, j ho had transformed himself into n dashing girl, heavilv veiled, fash' ionably dressed and with rich and beautiful blond hair. "Some moments later in her turn tho lady said : ; you arc, I'll ask you also to look out tU'll) 4711ft J 1 lllllllMlll I lllb IIU T vt of. the window, l havo somo changes to make in my own dress.' Tlio other complied, and when ho wns permitted to withdraw his gazo from the passing landscape, what was his surprise to find tho lady changed into a man. llo gavo a loud laugh. '"It seems,' ho said, 'that wo aro both fugitives; henco wo should bo pnls. I am a bank robber. What aro you V " 'I,' said the other, 'am Detective Hawko of San Francisco, nnd for three days in fcmalo attire I havo been shadowing you. Wrists to gether, please, so Hint I may now ; gou.cr, p ease, so i , slij) tho .dppors on.' Ilius," concluded tho polico chief, "did Dctcclivo Hawko arrest tho notorious Jack Graeme in 1879. It was the neatest arrest, from tho melodramatic standpoint, of tho year." St. Louis Globe-Democrat. How to 8e the Wind. Toko a polished metal surface of two feet or more and with u straight edge. A largo handsaw will answer tho purpose. Tako n windy day on which to make tho experiment, pay ing no attention to atmospheric conditions, for such on experiment can bu ns successfully mado on clear day ns it can on n cloudy ono mid tho results will bo equally gooc hi summer nnd winter. Tho only tiling you need to look out for is tlint you do not attempt to "sco tho wind on n rainv or niurkv dny, as conditions aro then very unfavora ble. When everything is in readi ness, hold tbo metallic surfaca at right angles to tho direction of tho wind i. c, if the wind is in tho north hold tho metal east and west, but instead of holding it vcrtica incliuo it about -12 degrees to tho horizon. When this has been dono sight carefully along tho edgo of a sliurpiy denned object for somo mo menu nnd you will sco tho wind pouring over in graceful curves al most like water. The Juvenile Way. Children nro tho real humorists. Thev never rack their brains to sav something funny. Hero is n Binnfl boy's ingenuous "composition" on politeness: "Never cat quickly, or you might get nones in your thront. Mv fa thcr knows of a boy who got killed " , J V . Ki i fc"!' n head n n l,slVflllowY1 ono J?.0', l' over his Sunday dinner. Tho greedy ""d, nVfiCr 1,0 wa choked to ft"11' thcro nnU 1,0 vory P 0 vcr J?ur "'f?'8' Ml?l- K. ",",r """; thcr told mo that I havo always felt rather queer over a rabbit dinnor. I don't talk much and don't nsk for any moro." A definition that won a littlo girl prime nespiio ns strangeness was ''Turf, sir, is grnss and clean dirt Btuck together by God." The Retort Caustlo. An American in Devonshire. c. cording to the London Tribune, had uccn toiu no must not miss seoing a certain peculiar ock formation known locally as "Satnn's Stool." Whilo leisurely examining tho curi osity no was accosted hy an Irato military looking man, 'io demand ed in unprintable languugo whnt ho meant by trespassing on privato property. "Hani," said tlio i an kee, "I was told I should mako t point of seeing 'Satan's Stool,' but never guessed I should havo tho pleasure of meeting tho owner." He Was Real Industrious. Two Washington negroes, meot ing in tho street, fell into a discus sion of tho peculiarities of mutual friend. Said one: "What kind o a pusson is dat man anyhow ? Seems to mo he never do no work." "Oh, ho is industrious, all right," promptly responded the second ne gro, "oven if ho don't do nothin' hisself. Why, only las' week dat man spent two whole days tryin' to git his wifo a job 1" Success Maga zine. Mr. G. W. Garlick, who has been suffering from the effect of a felon on the thumb of his left hand for the past 8 weeks found it neces sary to have the thumb amputated because of the bone having become diseased and the opration was per formed at the Good Samaritan hos pital last Monday. Mr. Garlick is getting along nicely since the oper ation. Charles Dlom of Portland was in the city this week visiting friends. brilliant Men Who Did Not 8hlne In Their Younger Days. I think most men who have been educated nt nny huge public school will readily call to mi'l numerous i instances of boys who were always 1 winning prize.-, yet have not done ' anything worth mentioning in after ' life. And I am confident tlint upon investigating the early years of those who have led a strenuous and remarkably successful career it will be found that the majority wcro rnthcr lazy than not before they en tered upon the actual buttle of life. Oliver Goldsmith was looked upon by his schoolmaster as n dunce. ' That mav possibly havo boon the ; fault of tho latter. I fancy thcro is something specially narrowing to tho mind in a scholastic career, just , ns there is in n doctor's. That nt least is my individual experience. Gladstone never took a prize at school, if I remember aright, though he subsequently gained a doublo first nt Oxford. Those high priests of Ecicnco nnd philosophy, Darwin, Huxley, Tyndnll and Herbert Spen cer, did not particularly shlno in their younger days. Wo find plenty of evidence that poojdo who in the first stages of their career mako prolonged and ex haustive demands on their stores of nerve force rarely attain length of days. Whether thoso demands have been made merely in the pursuit of wealth or for somo moro noblo ob ject docs not matter. The result is 1 tho same. Thus Napoleon consid ered about four hours in bed "n good night'H rest." Ho joined tho mnjority al fifty-one. Dickens pns- cd over at fifty-eight, his great rival, ) Thackeray, at fifty-two. Byron achieved his unique 'reputation in I tho short columns of thirty-six years, Mozart In thirty-five nnd Schiller in forty-five. Alfred Beit died nt fifty-threo and Cecil Ithodes at forty-eight. London Chronicle. Jupiter's Double Moon. Tho most wonderful of all tho ro markable things which nightly come wiiinn mo range or thu pow orful modern telescopes is tho dou ble moon which continually circles around and around Jupiter, tho "giant of tho skies." This astro nomical oddity was not known un til nftcr tho great Lick telescope wns put in position on .Mount Hum ilton, tho discovery of thu tiny sal el lito only doting back to 18!) I. Tho first hint of thu presence of this "moon of a moon" wns given when a a . J one oi uic i.tcK oi-crvnlorv men ro ported tlint ono of .1 milter's snte lit 03 appeared to ho casting n doublo snauow on tlio grout plnnots sur fuce. 1-roin tlint timo forward for some weeks a nhnrp lookout wan kept, nnd nt last tho observers wcro rowarded in iiott nir n d unxo n tho curiosity a tiny dot of n moon revolving nround nnot her moon both hold in position by tho grcnt Jupiter. Might Have Changed History. Xnpolcon III. of France, when prisoner in the fortress tit Ham wroto and published n paper on tho possibility or niiKing tlio ruplllo anil Atlantic oceans by means of n canal 'this created so profound nn im prcssiou tlint tho minister plenlpo tcntiary of (iiiatpuiala olTcred him tho presidency of tho construction or. tlio .Nicaragua canal. Tho pro posal was followed hv tho offer of tho presidency of tho Ecuador ro public. Tho lnttcr offer was condi tionnl upon King Louis I'hilippo's releasing the enptivo nnd upon thn latter's giving his pnrolo never to return to Kuropo. Louis Xaimluon wns prepared to givo his parole, and Sir Itobort IVcl. thon prime minis ter of Great Dritnln, was willing to back up his application for release upon these terms. Lord Aberdeen, howovor, would not hear of it, so the prisoner remained to bo president and omporor of ins nutivo land. Two QlrU. Does it pay to havo good senso? In sii AtcliHou family thcro aro two girls. Une 01 tho girls insists upon taking music lemons, which tho fam ily finds very hard to pay for. She devotes her entiro timo to her mu sic and never lifts her hand to do a stitch of cowing. Tho family snys, "Jennio is so ambitious." Tlio other daughter will not tako mimic lesson or study nrt. Sho nuts up preserves, docs tlio nousowork" and all her own sewini; and is a fine cook. Tho fam fly says: "Poor Lizzie. It is too had sho bus not Jeunio s ambition. Atchison Globo. The Lucky Rich. Mamma Hoxtoburn Ethel will be five years old in a week. rapa Koxtoburn True. "Of course sho will have to have her own footman now, as well ai her threo maids." "Of course." "And I've been wondering" "Well?" "If eho 011 -'lit n't to have her own social secretory likewise, what with all the affairs she will be invited to. Life. The Baptist Ladies will have u food sale in Uhlig's store Saturday afternoon. Friends that will help are solicited to bring donations at o'clock. "A Serving Freeman" .is the sub ject for the discourse at the United Kvangelical Church on Sunday morning Aug. 25. Evening service in the Iiaptist church at 8 P. M. All invited. Chester Paul Gates pastor. IJring in your printing now. Want to Buy a Property? If Price Drops Ten If READ ALL ABOUT IT This property is one of the finest pieces of land in the city nnd any one looking for nn ideal home or n good investment cannot afford to pass it by. The property is admirably located, being one block from the city hall, two blocks from the street ear station and three blocks front the postofiice, in the heart of the city. There is n substantial frame dwelling of five rooms with wood house, etc., on the lot and an abun dance of fruit for family use, including' pmrs, plums, prunes, quinces, grapes, currants, cherries and 2.5 or 30 fine rose bushes. The lot is 100x100 feet, on mi improved .sheet, has city water and would make 11 delightful home for any one. The price of this property today is $3420 Tomorrow it will ho -t.ijio, nnd each day thereafter for 2H days, unless taken, the price will drop $10 per dny. Compared with other property in St. Johns the property is cheap at $1500. Don't delay too long. Reasonable terms given. The first money down takes the lot. If you mean bus iness, for further particulars apply to I THE CITY DADS IN SE Council Meets Tuesday Usual Budget of The city fathers got tight down to business TiKMlay evening una passed unanimously the third tend ing of the Pacific States Telephone company's franchise mid it is now tip to the company to put In 11 cen tral olbce Here. On motion of King the D.ividor franchise was taken from the table and passed to its second reading and on motion of Walker passed the second reading. It remains to be published before it can be grant cd. We honestly believe that the city council in granting this frail chise has made a ten strike that will result in vastly more good to St. Johns than is generally reeog ni.ed by our citizens The Portland gas light company presented a franchise to the town of St. joiius, ore,, which tlie city re corder read, hut as 11 direful seurel 011 the map of Oregon failed to dis close the location of any such place no action wns necessary 011 the part of the council. Possibly the ens company may have meant the city of St. Johns, hut if they did they are up against it, lor tlie Iran chise reads like the effort of n sixtl grade schoolboy. There was no time set for a beginning of the work, no time for the completion of same, m bond lor proper construction, 110 compensation to the city for the use of the franchise, no specified (piumy ot the gas except It was to be us good ns that of Portland, which said to be rotten. The price to the consumer wns to be -f 1.35 per 1000 feet to start with and a discount o 10 ix.-r cent. 011 the gas bill for be lug uood in the inatterof paying for same, nnd other defects which made it read like 11 lmrlesmic, which it may have been intended for. They must have taken us for "n geese. Tom Monuhaii came before the council with a splendid portrait o James John, the founder of the city, enlarged from a photograph, most excellently executed and suggested that it would be only doing the right thing, for the city to place one of these pictures in the council chain ber. City Attorney urcen ably sec ouded Mr. Monahan's suggestion by a short, earnest sh.-cc!i in which he spoke of many qualities of the old pioneer, whose memory we love to honor. The most remarkable characteristic being his undying faith in the future of St. Johns He manifested this in the making of his will, giving to St. Johns his entire estate, consisting of 35 or 40 blocks, wortli at that time but few hundreds of dollars, but which, f they hud been handled as he wished, could before this time have realized a sum sufficient to have covered the munificent bequests he made ami had u large sum of money eft to be used in the education ot of the children of the city for whom he had a wealth of affection. Had this good man lived until today he would have been able to have- the atigh 011 those deriding him us a visionary, because of lus wonderful foresight of the great possibilities of St. Johns. Mr. John's prophetic isiou has been more than fulfilled, said Mr. Green, nnd but for the vi cious inanner in which his estate was handled all his exiwctations would lave been more than realized and that it was proper in the highest-de gree that the city should thus show so, here is a great opportunity you want it, be quick H. G. OGDEM, o Evening and Transacts Its Municipal Business 1 their appreciation of his great work. 1 On motion of Dome, .Mayor Couch was appointed it committee of one to purchase a picture of James ohu, ul the most favorable price, like the one Mr, Monuhaii had with him, to adorn the wall of council chamber over the mayor's chair. lllll of C. P. Ncvdy for f 11.35 for cutting thistles was allowed from the general fund. Mill of C. Iv. Logus for 111 iterial for porch in front of the city hall was allowed from the city hall fund. It was found that the balance due Ci 00k iS: Walton for work don 011 city hall was now payable in the amount of 131ft and the recorder was insti tided to do the needful. Petition to change the old West Coast laundry building to 11 room ing house was grunted. Petition for fire hydrants on Chi cngo, Ivnulioc, l-esseiulen and Col lier streets was rcforicd to water and light committee to report at next regular meeting. Communication from J. It. I-Mdy of the O. It. & with tcfereuce to the locution of 11 depot at St. Johns conveyed the Intelligence 1 that the matter was receiving prop - cr attention and 11 station would he placed here as soon ns possible. 1 Hill ol .dr. Hathaway was pre nentod nnd when usked to segregate the items so as to enable the conn - cil to pay the different ixirtions of the lull from the proK-r fund, he refused to do so and the council was unable to take any action. The matter of the Jersey street and Point View fire hydrants was asked to be postponed by Council- man i.iiKiquisi 111 orner to ciiuiuc the other members of the committee to view the locution. City Attorney Oreene filed a written opinion in the matter of claims ngaiuxi ouiigiunions 10 tue 1 i . . . ....!.. . r . 1 . etlecl mat to protect tlie city none ot these bills should be paid without an order Iroin the court, whlcli opinion was concurred in by the the best legal talent in Portland. L. H- French, rcprcM.-utiiig a number of property holders along Columbia boulevard, npiteurrd and championed a petition of these citi zens or the city to buy lot 4 block 1 in Copies addition in order to give them on outlet. According to Mr French, two or three or more years ago there was deal mad" whereby this boulevard was vacated by the county com missioner without due process, au thority or regularity, and that such was 11 trespass upon tlie prntierty and rights of the city; that the county commissioner and county judge had 110 more a right to cloe this boulevard than the city dog- catcher has to close Third street I in Portland. He also stated that tins was done without so much as the formality of a hoaid meeting, and that the tecords does not show there was any meeting when action was taken looking to the closing of this street, but that it was a put up job between the county court, the the coinintsMouer and the ubiittiuu projxjrty owner, a certain trust com pany, in order to square out their block of laud. It looks a little like this might be a good place for a man t lluney s build to catch hold of mid start in to cloon un the rottenness 0f the bin city. SSION I ? Review Office. I I' KlI.kl'NNV O. I,. HITS I St. Johns i Electric Works 303 South Jersey St. ALL VA Rll MliS OP Electrical Installation and liep ilrlng Prom 'Ily At tended to by l:p.rls. Motors ami dynamos repaired, and all kinds of electrical work done at satisfactory prices. Ivsti inutes given and sugges tions furnished. :J I no job too small. . 9 BUILDERS' HARDWARE As well as the other kinds of Hardware is OUR HOBBY o We me making the hard ware business our study, and it's not how cheap we can buy but how good, and we must have the quality. Our Universal Stoves nnd Ranges are as good 11s the MUST made. Our mixed paints are the Acme quality kind. Hendricks Hardware ,5 J t 1 2 1 1 I T ' j X COMPANY. 1 1 1 lliirliugtou street t t No. F ))) I iv nut cihci it fni'UT nn tmk STATU Ol' OKIir.ON, COl'NTV OI' Mfl.TNO.MAII: it. It. n-).in, riiiiniiil v. Mary Moduli, Dufviubuit. To Mury llnjuii, Dcfcndaiit: In the lume of tin.- tiU- of Oreeoii: You 11 tt lit-rt-li)' miiiiuioiiinI utul ruqiiirod to Hn.tr 11111I aiuwvr the complaint filed iijjaliikt you in tilt' hIkivo untlUml kiilt oil or tit-fort- thu Jhth day of Stiplcinlicr, 1907, I WHICH IN HIIIT klX Wl'fKh n.ivo i-xpiri'U from tilt- ilatu ol the first KililU-itioa of ! tin Munition. Il U pri'Mril-vd in the oruer lor me milli-ntioii ol mmiiiiioiu Unit llit- Miiniiioiu Ihi piililiklitwl for six I MltX-Vkkiw WVt'kk, Illlll k lilt OrilcT WIU iim-Ii- uml dated tin- mil dny of Atijjutit, I io-7, iiiiil tlie first publication thereof is , 1 11. tile the 16th ilay of Aiigiut, I1'?, unit 1 if you fail to api-cur ami iiiutrur, tlie ptitliitiK will apply to the court for tlie ' relief prttyi-il for in Inn t-iiil complaint, to wit. tlmt the ImiihU of matrimony ltervtofore ami now existing livtwceu the I pluiiitilT uml 1lufe111l.ini Ih dissolved, ami I for Mtcli other ml further relief as sh ill keeui equitable. Thu summons imhlUUtMloucea week for i.x Micceeaive weeks in thu St. John Review by order of the Honorable Juile 1 T. V. (dU'iiUiuu, Jiulee of the ubove en , titled court, uml made the ISth day of August, 117. II. Dkni.i.st.hk, I Attorney fur the Plaintiff, I l t Ch itnU-r of Commerce. l'irst insertion August 16, 19117; last Insertion Sept. 27, 1907. HOP PICKERS WANTED Address Mrs. J. P. Uauzati, Woodburn, Ore. Dollars a Day i