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NtUSBORO ARGUS AUGUST 12. 19Cfl
Entered el lb Post-office at Hi'.ishoro
Oregon, M imxDd-iftM mail Bi'.tr.
L A. b i0. Editor.
County OfYicial Paper
nut cripUoo: $1-50 per Annum.
leased Everj Tbaradey
-BT-
LOIO McKMNKT
If half the energy need in knvck
og were utilii-d in belpi
town forward we won would have
inv ntl!i.ul in k.lr.ir.9 lha r1.1 i n!e
! ameiwuieiu to ia law auwmiuxrei ana
f. r the' r.3''!. , "w ou3
mt tii.1t a pea p?wn co.r f.r tu
t!r. wish trin'.:i-.f .it-k.-r emu.
wcuM ! iit-w in fcsrm.Miy who the
imnn3irs landscape td prew.t
.trancers frora tskir.g t!w t.!-r mill
t" . r the awting tous !! d;dnt ad
vance pes frwn as symbolic of ilse
liaptist faith alone, btit of a'l faith.
It even bvk in the Adventists. He
wculd move pea grn an an aioend
isor.t for cbrocie yeiiow IVaooi Jones
said that he represented the Ftveby
terians In the congregation ami that
the rreshyterians baj divided a lead
color for the bo.lv of the buidir.ir and
dark Mae for doors, casings and wee-
He would move bis colors as an
. . 0 oopeu mat no runner uoie ou a
mm... 11 J . . .. , , . ! -
r umpuvm iuu ii,uri t va$!tM over the matter
nasnington County.
Rut his btui1 were diarvrvdntet
The Ilghtuing nxl man was appealed
h but be replied that It was a Ques
tion to be ieft entirely to the congre
gation.
It was left to them. Meeting after
meeting was bekl. but no one pave
y the more meetings the more
The Argus his -eked for a ret
room I a many year. I; a!r?o ad -t
oca led, acd helped to get, a city
park. And that watering trough
although not a beau'y was the acrimony, the more acrimony the less
result of Ar.ut "inanities." Just oe'hborlr feeling When it bad
thaf .T.- M,. It A.I In
mile when some wcent one com.f tb0Qt fo rtsW that , . Met
. , f
in ana pompously claims credit lot Mist would lend a Baptist bis wheel-
these bt whickered ideas barrow and not a Baptist wou'd bor
row tsatirons or a creshvter.an the
nuil n,?nlt.r ...ri t In Ma t t.,n
Miss Neva Paimateer is enjoying the meeting bouse was closed, and only
a racation at the home of Mrs Jag
twell Jr., curing the warm spell
Notice to Coatractora
Notice t hereby given that the CountT
f . . i ... . . ... -
v-wn w asningtoo tonnty will recei
aealed bkis an tn stia n m An. net .
1909, aad then opened for the xntrac
tioai of bridge as follow: For a bridge
et of Gum at oatlet of Wapato Lake.
For a bridge acroaa Pairr Creek, at
Banks, Ore. Specifications mav be teen
at the office of the County Judge.
The court leservea the right to re iect
aaT or all bids and tnccessfal bidders
must execute a Bond lor the faithful per
formance of his contract.
J. W. Goodin,
County Judge.
By order Commtssionera' Court this
August 5. I909.
:ast summer It was an roofed bv a ct-
rlone and left a wreck. The lightning
rod maa was about the only tcan that
had pothing to say. fie eoui 1 afford to
be snert
H THE CORPSE THAT
THE LAW, m
and bu potpii
,rH' pern.:v'!,r,"whkl rah only "he
Krsrtxi in Inhalf of the body Itself
"Having shown your honor that the
defendant !s only ac-untabie to me.
a corpse, ain! that be ha willfully trt
tiTfered with my rest In the srave. baa
breugtt me back to a life that I Irk
sotue to roe. I ask that h be cotn
roatidod by the court to pay me the
damages claitned."
The judge kxked at the defeodant'a
eounL but be was to daaed by the
remarkable legal knowledge on the
part of a corpa that he could Dot
thJck of iag! argument In rebuttal
He collapsed.
At this point a atrancer In tho
part aro and said to hi honor:
I am Jodc Tatterton of th an-
preme court of and traveling in
your county, rvrmit me to aar that
the point tated by the plaiutlfT ar
legally correct la every particular."
Judgment for the rJaintlff." aakt
the JiKlge. "and be sure to enter It tn
ravor or the corp of Pavkl Waka-
eeid. together w!th cast."
A Romance Soi!d.
A Chicago uaper av that Jim nn.
so. who U oursolf, won the Artaona
Kkter on a hand at Poker. We ir
fTry to spoil the tvmaix-e, but at the
ume we rounuea the Kk ker we dktn t
know the ace of spades from the ta.-k
of club. It was oalv when we were
absorbed by the west that we began
to draw oa a four flush and bluff It
out. roker a Plaved In Ariuiu u
not dcnKrallzltig. The player con
stantly think of home and mother, and
w hen a game breaks ud It la not un
usual to see tears In the eye of sev
eral men. We nave had tear In our
own eyes and empty pocket to match.
PITITION TOW LtJC'0 LICfNl
Or.cvn nr whirt.n tVutst,
In tn ntilrr vl tl! i-iJi.t!.n ef J
Vl.li. r f,.r lk-l l. i ilu.'U
vlmuii ami mail livjuora. In
tt lhn on g . ..ui in llank I i-n.k
VaMiiKl.'ii Oounlv, vrim.
To U.w Hnnli f.uiily Wult
'ahlr.uin v'tHinij". On.m.
The iiH,l.-iiji;nHl lrtnuirni.
em of lattk t rvim-
ly. ir'iEii. iin.l
KNEW
PITIHC THE
MEETING
HOUSE
By M. QUAD.
(Copyright, 190. by Associated Literary
Press
The Tillage of Hicksville contained
800 Inhabitants, and yet there was
only one place to worship. In the
earlier days the Methodists, Baptists
and Presbyterians had clubbed togeth
er, and a time went on the three de
nomlnatlona had agreed so well that
no move had been made for the erec
tion of another building.
From time Immemorial it has been
the privilege of the farmer's dog to
accompany his master to church and
take op his station on the front steps
onttl time to go borne again. The
question as to whether this had made
better dogs of them it not to be de
bated here. It is sufficient to ay that
a this particular Sabbath day there
were seven dogs occupying seven dif
f treat wagon and that when a light
ning rod man's dog came along be
waa looked upon a an Intruder and
promptly attacked. Seven dogs pitch
ing Into one mart soon confuse things.
In this case after a moment It be
came a battle royal, and the racket
topped the sermon and waa heard to
the limit of the village. The worship
er came out of the church to see
and to Interfere and to take sides
and the affair broke up the services
for the morning and ieft a good deal
f acrimony Boating around. Most of
the blame was laid on the man of
lightning rods, who was stopping in
the town over Sunday. He repudiated
It and bad hot word and on Monday
wa arrested for using profane lan
guage and fined 17. L'p to the mo
nient he was lined be was defiant
Then be changed to humility, paid his
fine and apologized all around.
There was no one In the town of
Hicksville wb really knew a lightning
rod man'a othar side or who even sus
pected that he had a second side. If
there had been, a note of warning
would have been sounded when this
man changed to humUity. They ac
cepted hi attitude and his expressions,
and some of them even shook hands
with him and forgave him for having
such a dog. He went away and was
"ucul r tnree days and then re
turned to say that he felt like doing
something for the church people to
show that no hard feelings rankled in
WS soul. There was the old meeting
bouse. It needed painUng badly. Un
der its shadow hi dog had raised a
row and created temporary hard feel
ings and he would beg the privilege
of paying for two fresh coats. The
proposition fell like a thunderclap
on the town. It beat the coming of
a circus all hollow. All the church
folks had to do, said the donor, wag to
get together and decide on the color
and be would furnish the paints and
the painters simple as A B C.
A meeting of the church ncnnln tita
called for a certain night, and they
were there to the last man and woman.
All knew the Issue, and all had come
prepared. The question to be settled
was one of color, and it was a dead
' easy one. The minister presided, as
was eminently proper, and he arose
to say that of course there could be
bnt one color for a frame meeting
house. That was white, to represent
purity. The lightning rod man could
be notified to have his painter on hand
next day. Was there anything further
before the meeting?
To the good man's surprise, there
was. Deacon Tompkins arose to say
that while art was In its Infancy In
this country a plain white meeting
house did very well, but art had ad
vanced. Meeting houses should nlso
advance. Speaking for the Methodist
contingent, his choice waa chmm vei.
low for the body of the building, with
dark brown for the steeple and the
door and window casings. He would
move that those colors be adopted.
Deacon Williams arose to hope that
w WA woujo, second, th mnti
By F. A. MITCH EL.
tCopyrtgiit. 1S0S, by Ammcu Press Ajjkv
David Wakefield was known in that
far westerly tveion he Inhabited fur
having as many lives as a cat Thrice
ne was lert Tor dead after alter
cations, and four times in illness the
doctors gave him up. Once he tum
bled off a cliff a hundred feet high,
was caught on the limbs of a tree and
landed on his feet without a scratch.
But now Wakefield was dead. There
had been altogether too much shoot
Ing in raradise, and the people re
solved to stop it Wakefield was the
next man to shoot some one. and the
A new chef arrived at the Ror.l .v
tel last week, and his doings are the
Guk-h. He has made wolf
was positively entrancing.
tpics made from covote and
prairie d, have caused a rush of
boarders to the RoyaL He say that
he can serve mule meat In five differ.
ent way and that In throwlmr amir
owls and woodibucka and river rats
we have almost committed a crime.
We wantod something to come along
to Lm the west and here It W
Netting Unnecessary.
A friend from the north had rone to
visit the colonel, who live In the
swampy Mississippi river bottom of
Louisiana. There wa no nioou!to
netting over the bed. and In the morn
ing w hen the negro came with the wa
ter and towels the tortured visitor ask-
Cut- "Cat.. ..-ft... I., I . 1. . .
uui, uj w u mai juu nive no
mosjuito netting over the bed ? Doesn't
... .
t-. v, uiiu "im it-awn mat ii toey tne coionei nave any In his room?"
-No, FUh. replied Sam.
'1 don't see how he standi itr
"Well, sun,- said Sam, "I reckon it's
jes' dls way: In de fo' part ut de
night, sub. de colonel mos' gen'rally
looked into the matter they might run
against a case of self defense or some
thing of the kind, though thev cave
him a trial, did not take the trouble to
summon witnesses for the defenw
I - . . j Jf XI I Ull j
But, being law abhline men theT weralso 't.,Ti..,.ii k- .. .
, - - - I "' c wu b yaj uu ieu
'err nanieuiar mar rne court mm bu ii..n !-...,.. . ... j .
- - i t Bt-vici, in m ue last
Should be observed pvm tn ik. .... .i. -i- .
, . ' u'S" uu, ue steeier is
culprit If be had anything to say why most' penally so 'toxicated dat dey
sentence should not be passed upon don't pay no 'tention to de colonel "-
aUl gin" i i uiv
if the IksI otm .f ut l irKinl. aixl
Ntrjr ariual rfi.iom nf want nrvti.l
hatni aotuaiiy rr-t.l.M tn l'.
lncl Ihirty l.i imroettiatrty nolinit
th da t r this iH liihn. aoulil I
i Cully iw'ithHi ami ask thai a !i.-ii U
. plrimua tnou arc! ma'l l.juoi
In lwt nuantttlie than !! sii"- la
Itanka IWlml, Vahlnclon t"i:nt.
iVpjun, l srntit an.l 1mh-J In J M
klt!lr. a rt!i.lini of fitimrl. lor a
period if on ywar.
IXaleJ thi Ir t Uxv. I".
NAMES:
It II H.ln.. I t. Kina V.4 It .i w
S lnvrth. 'n) Kurtn-r. J I' ll!n. L J
O Smith. I'atsy T lavorv. i'i. n. k.
Harrr Yartn-lt Itfnnle N.-i.in. KHia llif'
din. Vlnan IStJf. A VotuWrajni! :i. l J
Kalhan. K W tlerry. V R 8trn rh.m
(Vnnoliy, T liwn, Jr.i J l:nl. t" S
Vanieraam)vn. ITicpatrr Kohrrta. M RHI
In. Jack Wwl, Alt-rt Siirins J J
Roberts K kl liakr J.tha i;iUMtij. ti O
Tood. Thro Vandraandn, W J $ohlr,
A Kraft. Hnry Volt. K tihamltv. il W
Hlne, J II lVilr. A O Ktilin. 0 Van
dhey, Fred (iKwrll. Krtir.l Hui!-r. Jn
P Booa. K J Vmlhv. fYank e-H. L
Vandrnuindrn. K It Kroat. Krml Nrui
C,o Vandi-raandn. UhiI Ku. John l
day. H 8ohler, Jve A WumlMlk-h. t S
Buhe. K C klay. fnnk 'ir.. Will
Urn Ztter. Vert Krvnold. Wm O Walk
er. John IJpprt. P W tuhnian. Oeorse
Smith. Jorm tUrdxoe, T Kncrn. J.ihn Va
IVmrlln. Jrthn M Vandrrmln. Ant
Merunsrn. Js. k Kherlv. l. K t-n.t.'n. C
F KymWa, W It Huk.T. rhailr. W Ur.
ena. Albert J l.orna. C R Cm. !Vrt Van
tomeltn. Wm Van lVmirlln. T M IWIry.
N A Caaly, Jno IWIry, Altvrt Anna. A
N Felaer. Wm Hinra. I.vnn JtulhH-k.
fvd Schli-erl, itiarlra Flrida. H K Fri
day, H J Mallor. Kd ktoraan. W m Smith
Martin Vanderaandrn. M It Purkfr. It
!usbauer. Wnry Narup, John II Horn
okla. 8 U Kmtrr, John llo,m. Martin Van
drrbro., K II lifrbv. l O Hialt. A O
Rappeto. I R Yalt-, W II Hllla Vtri
Bernr. E L. Roy. J K faa, O M.A'onahay,
Jamm Lane. J J klarhain. Wm Van.l-r-andvn.
A W Poland, Cha J H. rt, John
iVidwell. J T Turk. Martin Krn. H O
iHiU.-hV. ii luit..r II k' lw.t.l I I
t repa. ; Upprrt, fhaa R. lllna 11 W
Rakr, John Herb. 1. Ktrohmayrr. C
t'W John Sutiaurr. t'arl F Iwrna. C
Ribrn. IaauI Piamo-r. Hrnrv Cup, Henry
Vandomelin. Joe Naruii. lirrman fop,
I, K larki. I"rank HradVy. tJoora-a HerK
John Vtaltnirrr. W W Kvals. J P Vandrr
aandrn. J P. Robt J Rum, J F Can.ifia
Arnold Vandimlln. J Narun. T il Hun
raker. C W ixdann. C K l!nn. tir,.tK.
1 imi'iifV, A Kurkhaltrr. 1. I. Crawford
w tt I.yda. Ilelnrk-h IVteraon. T W
Rrynolda. W T R.'Pito. I. K Crawford.
J F Willis. O K .Villa K J Wr. iteo
Mnn. Jacob Mau, K A Klrta. Wm
Kalhan. I. H Inales, C.-o K Puhrl. t!eo
A Aydelott. C T W. J B Thom.ii.
8 J Thompson, (1 H Hamilton. M Kalhan.
Jacob C oh. Wm P Heard. t!eo ljim-
:rman. A w Mills. J I. Klxrly, J at Mil
V"1"' Armentrout. 11 M Vendrxan
din, P J Krrlirrr.
TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN.
otlce l herrby glvrn tliat th undr.
I)tiid resident of tanks Precinct,
Waahlocion County. Orison, will on
Wednesday, the Ut day of Heptrmher
1SW. at 10 o'clock A. M. at said day.
present the roregalng petition for ll.vniw
to sell spirituous, vinous and malt ll.iu.r
In Banks prertnet, Washlngtun Cimnty
Oregon. In lea quantities than one tal
Ion. to the County Court of the 8ttn. uf
Oregon, fiw Washington County, at Hills-
m ' ,Kim- nd l aW "" tlce
will ask that a Itcenae be Issued to the
undersigned applicant to sell aplrltuoua
vinous and mail ii.. ...... i- t.-Li.- ,t
..... ... .: -- ut ivanas j'rw.
clnct. Washing-ton County, On. on In
less Quantities than one Mllon? f;,r a
period of one year from tho date of the
issuance of this license.
Dated this i'i'nd day of July
J. M. MU.tKlt.
BAGI.KY HARE. ''
Attorneya for Applicant.
Vacuum House Clocining Co
On Main St. K.it of Third, opp Stwblc
YOUH HTltHNOTII
This h.is Wen a dry thirty M-avm. Ytntr car
ts i;ct full of tlnst. Hou't tear litem uj-liit
wheu SoptcmU'f cotnc call tis tip atul 'iir
Vacuum Cleaner will do the WorK
sucks out the ilust; sucks out the mentis, ami
leaves your renins uicr aul clean. Will k to the
couutry where several houses group together.
Cheaper tluu hiring help,
OUK UPHOLSTERING
Is as good as cau l tlone in Potllani!. We make
mattresses scientifically ami make durability a
feature. We make old furniture as g.kl as ucw,
Wc eau upholster that couv.li or chair tu arc
aUmt to throw away. Come in ami get terms.
Our rcaonably prices will surprise you.
A. F. TINGSTROM
SUMMONS
la the Circuit Court of the Sisie of
Oregon fr W'ahlilin County XUry
K. Mxl.lo l nlainlitf r I: K klsdtlni
defendant
To K.F.MaJ.tov.ilefeiiilanl afve narnnl
In the name of u Mais of ttregoa: Vnu
are hereby iiolllied that the p aint. tt has
tiled a muiplaint a snot y.m tu the aboe
enlltlnd Court and cauw and iu see liem
by rr.Uire.l to apr an.i asrthe
said coioplaint of lile mime aipeaim-
tlierein uu or belore the la-t day prewiib
d by (he order ol publication turieul. t
wit: the nine eenla day of August. I'm,
and if you fall to w ap(ear sn I ansaei ;
the coiupiaiiit or tUe fc.ine ariwaranr i
therein, the plamtli will cauw lour ,. i
fault to be entered and In-led sndelll
apply to the court fot tiie relw-f praie.1 k
In said coinplaliil. lo-an: for a decree'
aeltihir saidM etii.a!hi, ...! I..,i.li.. r...
naught the marriage ieeti (.laiitllil and
deleudaiit and decreeing said nisrrisjts t
be void from the brK!iiinii; that sue l
pertnltleil t resume her utai.Uti name.U
lb Mary K. Ktlgsr, and such otaer and
further reiiel a. to Hie Court m seem
meet.
The dale uf the first pub: ,-ai tun uf this
summons tsTburs.lay. I tie ,!, f Ju
ly, IKJH; and tlitssuunnotis is to be t,U
llslied ou erery Thuila of each eck l.
a perltnl uf sn seek, betaeeit said dr.
This summon t published by order t ;
Hun. J. It, Campbell, Judye uf the il,..,
entitled court, ins.ln in Ctwtutwrs this
first day of July. A I)
Chas. J. S.-hoaU,
Attorney for I'lainiiif.
t bamber of Com merce, f'uriiand,
GUNS
AND
Ammunition
Winchester and
Savage Rifles
The Ust huutuig riiles
ever uuvle.
RKMINGTON Sh.t
(miiis Latest MikIcIs,
llammerless
Rpeiiler.
Buy no Other.
Kexohcrs of all Kinds.
Bicycle Supplies,
Kepairing a Sccialty.
Scoud street opjKisite
Tualatin Hotel.
K. LEE SEARS.
'out -i
resi.i... !
LU I'lONffc k 0,s
ii . a
pauiuet ,!ef, ig((,
r"ai, atul . (,,,,
Itiliato a .I1-.I . . ..
August I. Mr. w:CcJ.
nil tif.tieii!,, ,,, , . Nnntoi
:duftt..r Me, i.r .
II Uiarti.il
sisier tu a ,n
t-r f tear he ...li.i ."
toUlllofBU a fee,
vaiiii
' " "'i utehdk.
H..Uu.W.U,tJf..K(;,
H A Walker V Z" . i
in Htll,b,jtM.- f ."..!'Ni
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t.l roreait tiio I
i. , . '
leaewi liur a ... ,.,
in
K. Iiui "
t'lHa) of 7'
IltWajj,
I'OHTLANU MAkltiT
Vallvjr wheat ta-i bu
N.w rieuiisl., ,f iun
riumtliy bay "
tliilous, uesr, (cf sat k
I'ulaluca, at lb .,.
Ctui.tr. butter, i ft.
Igll. I d.wm ,'
llcn, ici tit
sputigs ,
SUMMON i
i'laiiilifl
him. He replied that he had been a
lawyer in the better days and could
clear himself, bnt what be wanted waa
rest in the grave.
Ana so ne passed out He was
"banged by the neck until be was
dead." and papers were on file to show
that be was physically and legally a
corpse. The ease would have been for
Everybody's.
Mathematics Made Eatv.
Little Ioris could not count bevond
four. One day. when she was show
ing me Bve berries that she had nick.
ed, I asked, "How many have you.
JLKinST
.ee ei t..A , . "V1 pu-aereu a moment.
j: J., uau . ..l roang aoCBr dimpling with smiles, she an-
ou ,c,Cr-u lQe usna, course by swered. "Wait till I eat one- then rn
Notic of Final Account.
tN c1'!SCOl STY COURT OF THE
8TATK OF ORKOON MR THK
CODJJTY OF WArjlllNOTtiv
r tu- . . ... H
u mo aiier ot tn fcatle) t Notice of
John D. McDonald, deceased.! Account
Notice i hereby tiren that the under-
L THK CIRCt'IT COl'RT OF THK
STATK t)K 0Ki;iN. Kuk
WASHINGTON CulNlV.
Fred I'sttee,
va.
Ousaie 1'attee, Iefem
To UiiMie i'atlee
named:
In the name of the Hi Ue of Oregon
You ar hereby nolllled that lb pi.ua.tl
tiaa tiled a OimpUinl against you In the
alwve entitled court an3 ,-auw and yu
are hereby rwniire.! to appear aud au.eer
the said oemplaint ur file s.,n.e appear
nee therein on or before the l, ,.,
thereof to wn: The l.tl, day ,,f August.
LSMr.ami if TOU fail so to append.,,,
wer the complaint or III sou,, appear
nee therein, the pl.lntur will cause r
defatilt lo Is) entered and noted and win
' t. b a. m
EPPLETS
Perfection i
er
U Pached in JARS I
and jelly GLASSES
l or sale by K.C. VaiKht
and Kmmott liruthers.
beginning practice and studying after
warn stolen nim from his grave.
vtaaeneia came to life in a warm
room, espied a bottle, stimulated him
self and when the doctor came back
to cut him up was Just setting the
glass down on a table.
Wakefield, being "flat broke," offered
for 1100 to refrain from Informing of
the doctor's breach of the law. The
doctor refused the offer, and Wnkofioirt
sued him for interfering with his law
ful sepulcher. Since Wakefield was le
gally dead the committee did not see
now they could deprive him of life.
nut they granted him a trial of his
suit against the doctor. In which the
claimant laid the damages at $t000.
About that time lawyer came from
an eastern law school and hung out
his shingle. The doctor retained him.
Wakefield stated bis case in court Wius:
"Tour honor. I am legally a corpse,
ana mis case must be tried on such
grounds. Death, according to the law.
Rcpnraies a man from all his earthly
possessions except b. body. It Is
maxim or common lav ,nt there can
be no property in a cc.pse-that Is, no
one living can own It. My corpse Is
my own property"
"I claim," interrupted the opposing
counsel, "that the plaintiff is Wake-
ueiu s gnost. Mince be places his case
on technicalities I will do the same.
it mm prove that he Is not a dlsem-
Douiea spirit
'It is not necessary," replied the
F.u.u iu. -iUe mw takes no cogni
wnce of ghosts. When a man Is dead
me law says that he shall stay dead
uw apparition las no standing in
. . . , ... . i . . .
. iuougn uis Doily has.
"It ".a the duty of the common law
me claimant went on, "to protect the
repose of the dead.' The law holds
that the eorpae, being the owner of It-
sen oerore death, possesses certain
ngnts over Itself after it become
ueau. fcrery corpse has the inalienable
right to six feet of ground to be baried
in and the riKht of being buried. The
law holds the owner of the premises
on which a man dies responsible for
bis burial. This corpse died on grounds
under (he Jurisdiction of the courts
The courts burled it. and the courts
are responsible for its being left nn-
luucueu in its grave.
"Your honor." interrupted opposing
counsel, "the law gives no civil rem
edy for the stealing of a body, for there
Is no property right in a corpse to give
any one a right to recover In a court
for violation of sepulcher."
"The loarned counsel," pursued the
claimant, "should insert the word liv
ing. I admit that no living person
has a right to recover for violation of
sepulcher. That riehr u e(.. i
corpse. But In previous cases the corpse
has not come into court to claim its
ogbtS. A Civil action mn i. t
for breaking and enlering a place
where the body is burled, the same
constituting a trespass, for which
damages can be recovered. The law
bus often interfere! in ..e,,,!.
rights of us corpses. And as no one
tell your -Woman's
panion.
Home Corn-
Ballad of Desertion.
Back to the closed up house at nlht
I wend mv wav fmm i .
The windows, boarded flrro and tlahL
In litter 1. 1 n L . .
Departed la the family.
Tet Of the many Ihinr. T
Missed moat of all these aeem to be
i nose gowna that button up the back.
Strange though the notion, silly quite,
Gowna Of hiirh and nf
These were the victim of scorn anil
solte.
Butts of the winter's brutallt
"Can't you hold attll for a second? fjee!'
Hire a maid! I ran t , h. ...... u
Now I could treat them with aympathy-
ahvio sowiis inai ouiion up the back.
Now could t struggle with mien contrite.
oiruna in a nusnann sin mhmu.
Bravely tolling to get them right
Horrible buttons! One. two, three.
oeven, nine, ten almost done, you
wait:
,.. .. - iiiai me under- " aniens and noted, ami will
jr!" S,)"'1""''f'" of the estate or PplyUi the curt for the relief pr",,, r
John D McDonUd, deceased, has filed complaint. to-.U; A . ecre for
Cnrt tfr"."!!' f" "" ""U1"I "''I''I""K Hie bonds of mZ,,
JdT. "f hHe.UriUy'Jth" ol -wn ym, and pla't.rf . j
fhVf' ' "J9 ho.ur, ten 0 clwlt for ,c,, '"th" ri. lef m to the
the fn,noon of aald d.y. in the Court court may ., lwti. "
A . i..: . Ti., . , ,
Csld.-ll A p.i. . I"1""" " P'tl'M-Ue.l by rd..r id
'sc'ici , AmiifUin K I i no I null. J. A rikin
Port ami (in. Am " """K Win at
' s-e aas.se! IUC,
Manufat tur.l Wx,
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C. M. Eppley
SALtM, OREGON, i
few aaa-j
(Ills
PROCLAMATION
Whereas, on this loth day of June iooq
Ordinance No. J99 0f the City of llilli:
boro, Washington County, Oregon, waa
passed, filed and approved for the pro-
' '" """-""uiriu oi SUIXIiviston 61 of
section . of the Ari
City of Hiilaboro, Washington Connty
Oregon filed in the office of the Secre
tary of (State Pel....... .u
amended by an Act approved February 6
IopJi. and aa fnril.ee i . '
i . , , -msuucu u in net
.mUve reoruary 6, 1H9C,, ,nd at further
anuosi uone. you see 1 -rr'""1' tuiuary o, 1199, tad at further I To n
I've klppedwe are off th amended by an Act filed in the office of "xl;
trapki
Queer how they urge through my mem
ory
Those gown that button us th hack!
L' ENVOI.
Wife, remit me my penalty.
i.au the porter your trunks to pack.
Say you are coming and bring to me
muse gowns inat Dutton up the back!
Arxnur juau jtyan In Puck.
..titled court, ,..ie In Yli.u.W.
vnv0.iieMiiintiftYoriiii.il a r
I"'' S't.
I HAH. J. M'H.N A Hfcl,,
Attorney f,.r I'laiiiiitT
SUMMONS
IS THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THK
STATE OF ORKdON For WA8II.
INdTON COUNTT.
Dora Nikallch,' Jli . Ii fT.i
Htuyko Nikalioh, lJefen,Ut.
To Htoyko Nikallch, lelei,d-.,t ,u,
uic oecreiarv nf t.t- i i i
tons, and a further amen l.d ' "7.:.' V- 0T. . Ore,,,,
ttve petition iFscember 7 has TiTm Z mVXVl
the daje therefor, and Jfl.!
I"1"' '" proposed amendment 1. v ' 11 . n l'lar.
uthouze. the city council to give nice prer iWrth.'' "'"V"' '
of proposed sidewalk or street improve h"rf t a mV " h ! 1' I'u1'""oh
mAa u . ,",.' c,cl,mn D ocen "" mtiii.iaiiit nr t 1 sonie s.o....
ordered by .aid ordinance to lie held on "' V,wr"' plaintiff wi7 l Z,VX ,',
Monday, the t6th day of Aufust. icno- dBrult Wanrf J 7"
at mi ,.. ,., ... r".:Z7"y:'''on- ,D onetnence to and nionr eiisLlnr, h, J: " Z ' ' " tr"
""" '"e uuug man y vinue 01 me power vested in me l. nd for s..,u. .h.. i '."'' tiiitn!
l whom she had met but that the ordinance, of .aid uI th. I"Jl"i2li'"r rt-' relief,, l0
id who had been "fke f.ne this proclamaUon to the Theu'uf the II rat publication of 111
. i... L Peon e of the rilu ij:ii.i c llluimimi I. T. J . Ml"" "1 till
SeaBwassBSasaiSBM " I ' w
k 1& H i
WORKED PRETTY WELL
f"" K"l bread made by
Ukrlr,w,"'r.f,,fitB,e
I'U coiniuri(,wr ,0 (Mlf
AKFKY.
life. A fresh evrty d.y, A y,,,,, f)f
partnr.. N.vc ,.,,
-ml mv. her woik. by ,e.fJ
CITY BAKERY.
JQS- TRUTTMAN. Prop.
dignity.
"Give me a kiss." i- ...t, .... , ' i"-'. .uiemimeni will . i ui Hiiinmons I. i,i,n,i,. i. ,
"Upon my word. I never before m. id eZ IT '..I..0' .,h. . ".?"', A Ju.l ,
such effrontery." ueidi'aid ' ,?Wo?.. 10 ZZLJl?.U ..m.-r. tV,
That Is quite possible. Neverthe- da7 of AnK"st, 1909. UH AH J, HC'itNA HK(
less give me a kiss, please."
ur all the lou meet me only this
evening! I hardly know your name!
And yet you have the conceit to ask
me" '
"For a kiss. Yes."
"Why, I am amazed!"
"There Is no occasion for amaze
ment." "I am astounded. I am offended."
"I thought Derba D8 Voll wriiild e,.l
that way for a moment, but It will
pass over soon."
"I never was so presumptuously ad
dressed in all my life."
"I have no doubt of that. But do I
get the kiss?"
"For goodness' sake! I should think
you would have understood my posi
tion when you first asked me."
"But you could have changed your
ui.au uy mis lime.
"Well, I am simply speechless! Do
ass ry girl yon meet for a
kiss?"
"Yes."
"Every girl?"
"To be sure."
"And do you never meet with a re
luff r
IOne at Hillsboro. Orecrnn it.1. T
3 v .
h. t. bag, c, ";.",," mtyr-
. -, v,, , j Auuiucy,
Attorney for l'Uinll'u.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
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can own any body except his own no Prsl at the number of kisses I iref
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v-iMiins tttit wtr 0f UiJJsi
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To farttiinaton ball i, i.
Sunday drfi ih, Kititoa
wiw ut ii to II, th fifOf is.
Pfemiri th km1 plaiia.a
M ptaylti, du l.r,.; h
varr ruugb aroutid Ti,ssm. ,
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m pir. uar J, . ibaaiik a Lm
'Uhmng cauh la tb rsghi ti
"ing to. leatuf 7h Faraklaf
uta bin ha won tvsf ; (tts.il m
pl.jred Sine- lb lem Dulled BStaf
id wuutjp i.akm,
Tbik th Cbebalia fUliti
ritttber Citupaor aoiineertd ika
deI whefel.r W K. V
r WW
lfinienint at th r!mr (tjiM
cuirj, rol of K Millar lit
nnusea and bii.on Cbeh.lli trta.
Iba oot.Jeralion a. tillfi
m ih tlal M r Mill.r aritiirl it
aubi huuj -Cb.batU .NarH.-
ir. y Deelef a f,fmer J.
tkimttt).
BifO. Augu.t 14 i!M) in JJi.
K"ti and wile, of Mortottitk
twin tuai John will btv. la.
congfam ail .n bf hi. iiiliborou4
n U'b lualat in friends ani Ilk
iu..r. IwagirUand tao boria
m. (. hs t r 1 1 f ,
A. 0. Ilotcliki., of Veroookk-
oadn Unci and bnumho J tooa
n a car. and .tail for Florida ai
Motid.y nil', and will mak tk
."'itU(jis rtal his fuiurt boa.
Curloitier. at Kmri.ott l!r, ataf
it-l a lM.utiui Cbma Minc-t 8H,
re, He their window ili.nl. I.
rid ask. them bow you caa ft
one
I. V, (,'iralena an. I a!f af
f'M.nVille. nested Ihrnu.h Ttk
Jjr for visit to liit HeailU Faif.
nblla there the will h tomtt
uf Mrs Car.teu.' uephr., Arth
II it! . .. ' '
entiiei, am wife.
Huita clrnd and preweJ proar
J AIsj fuiU tn order. All I
guarantee. Uuatair.. nit M
Iw.tofflce.-AuBuat Tiwi. tbs Tal
lor. . lOlf
B. (Jintnin. working with lb
Btidictltie Katbara, at Ml. Ao
i tba publioatiuna turoed
thsre, waa in town today, lookiBf
iver i ne country
Will wall, by thad.y.r-"
hls, or br th oculraei, bf UJ
M.-Pnter Vandebey, UilUboro,
'kuuie o.
Ns.l Kmmott raHirned Bundir
'"ro a rij up to Alaika, and oW
lillibiro loiks "mlnhlf sood" U
Nl 111,
(IsorgB Martin a former Hillfbo
r" ""f. Slid wbn a makinff eiXXl U
Illlli4ier i f th MnMlnr.vill Tl
I'bona ReuiHter. waa lu lb til
yBiterday mortiina.
K M Il.i.l.t . .1 . slieLt
- ijciuei r unrrnu e..p--
-iroka of heart depression, tn 0rt'
ins WI6T, nui t r-dting SilT
r the care of a thve c an.
er
K T T i. ,0 Dasirf raf Ko.
'70 at the Bpokane land dratrioft.
yo.ieraay.
MlNS t.-lsVl P.llar.ne. nf Poft
lnd, waa a guet of tbe Wehrool
uia week. . r
Mia J One lf,,..t ...sel altk
Wilkei Brot.lt now with Po
ana tOHtrtct company.
R fi r l." s-.:i. art
v.. ritugui ana lauiny -
taking in theBeattle Firtbliw'
Him I v.. .t tr:it... .r.it atlfn'
'tu, ii i iaj minor hum
of Hchollr. riundav. Arnr. 8. 1909,
j , --i
girl.
Rom tn W T T,..n.. .nrl wis)
. v uf, j , SMI "
of Bank., Aug 11, 1909, giil- ;
W.(J. tl...e ...afliatlla W
kS4"lfS'?a;af..i
oMhlt week,