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tr
A. Anderson, of Helvetia, was
ia the city yesterday.
Thos. Sain was down from
Scoffgin Valley this afternoon.
Geo. Campbell was up from
Laurel, the first of the week.
Moretx Schmidt, of Helvetia.
was a county seal cauer mis i
ternoon. To Rent A five-roorn modern
cottage, See L. V. House.
Hills bora
GusKleier. of Chehalem Moun
dale, owner of the old Fred Bul
ling place, was a city visitor this
afternoon.
The Garden Tract people m:ton lnint. and you will rS'
have another excursion to Hilis-
boro next Sunday. They have
their ticket sale limited to 400
people, and it is hoped that the
weather will be better than last
Sunday.
Walter KetTer and Olive ftii- j
ley. of the West Union section
have been granted" a marnape li-,
Hns The rnx)r.i is 20 years of i
- - .
other day. Farmers get enouph
to pay for the hauling, and a lit-
tie Desiaes, put mey nave 10
move them away, anyway, so
they are taking conditions with
as good grace as possible.
m - i . k,...k
...1 lk. o 7 on, l - It' Kittle H
quired the consent of the parents j came were more or loss interest-, , tht , tt
"ovl inhomesites. Hundreds were t, i.unSr.t. butwt thtiiot
The Hillsboro Mercantile madet''eanI t0 P3 ti.imtni ..1!y thc jo.. ltlUrnilUsi lh pthor
m hiir shiDment of tiotatoes the favorably in behalf. o the city', v.r, I ,-ut down into virRiuia last
dow Jm tile VihVKSf i wiH save the common run of peo
the week, charped with assault- i pie many millions of dohars. It
ing H. W. Scott Jr.. and placed 1 was all ripht when BrerCaniepe
under bonds to answer circuit,1
court. Scott had ordered them 1
wdTheThe'wVornp Cr battleships, and he was not
from lodge, in company with expected to crowd the idea too
Rollo Walker. Scott was assault-
ed and badly beaten.
County Court orders: John
McClaran and James Churchill
appointed to view Road 575, Ea
gle Lumber Co. petitioners; R. S.
Robinson and Joe Byron to view
roads 572 and 573, petitioners l
J. Francis, et al; Road petition
W. F. Young et als, disallowed;
Hugh Smith and a B. Buchan-jed
an to v ew road. tL U. Jlartin et
al; D. L. Smith appointed road
supervisor vice A. E. Mead, de
ceased. Honey Matters.
Dtf tfmms are all Terr well, but the I
young man of todny must be able to
tan them Into cash.-Florida Times-
tTnlon.
' If they're only jrolnsr to impose the i
tat on incomes of oTer koio. most of
M can qualify In the I should worry j
eiaaa--indianapoi ews. i
The naaon It U harder to live on
115.000 a year than on $13 a week la
because It la so difficult to gi-t the
IlS,00Q.-rhllRdelpMa Inquirer.
Restraint of Trad.
The mistrera of a southern house
anld bad just hired a new butler with
anlmpeacbable references. On the sec
iai day of bis butlenihlp he came to
tar with beaming face.
"Mia Gawdfrey." he said, "a Men
a mine In the country's done got some
la broilers to sell mighty cheap.''
"How much apiece, Ephralmr ask
ad bis mistress.
"Two bits, ma'am, an' Ah kin get a
loam If yo' want 'era."
Be waa told to go abend and faith
tally produced the dozen the next day.
they were Juicy, plump and tender.
But the following week the local con
stable brought a summons from the
luetic of the peace, obtained by an
Irate farmer.
"You see, ma'am," volunteered the
Mmstable, "It 'pears your man Ephrnlm
been buyto' broilers fer you nil with
ut payln' for em.H New lork Even
ing Poet
r
the Cannot Understand. T
ha ne'er ha labored at a tub
Or had to cook thing on a rangn.
th wonder why the ones who ccrub
lomatlme regard their lot a hard.
he Utlaka their crumbling very ktrange.
he brr had to iweep or cook;
Bh never had to darn or hem.
the wonder why aom women look
aa If they ne'er were free from car
And gladoeaa never came to them.
Bar hand are email and soft and white.
Her life I one of tlUsful earn.
Pursuing pleasure day and night,
the wonder why some women sigh
And claim no careleaa ecataaie.
lb never haa bent o'er a sink
With ateamtng dlehcloth In her hand,
th wonder why some women think
(be lives they lead are hard Indi-ed.
Alas, ah cannot understand!
E. Kttter In Chicago Ilecord-Herald.
The Modern Viewpoint
The late Dradley Mnrtln," said a
Bew York clubman, "had a very 11
Isbed and cynical wit
"Bradley Martin, apropos of on Bfted
millionaire's marriage to a debutante,
once recounted to me a conversation
between two girls.
"The first girl, lunching with a
Mend, said:
" I know he is rich, but isn't he too
eld to be considered eligible?
'My dear," answered the other girl,
"he's too eligible to be considered old.' "
Washington Star.
r
Peoples
Main St., next
Always lines a
Show for
MATINEE Every Saturday at 2 p. m.
KnUrsd at the !'. u Hiiuov.ro
Oregou, wHl-el mm w.ail .iwm.
U A. UU. tutu.
County Official Paper
lubrripHB: tt.SU per Annum.
leeaiMl tvrry fharaday
-SY-
Wait until the Portland. Ku-
geno cc t.:isiorn ecu us .it.-v.uu
I line rur.nirki through Washinc-
see w r.ai mo out maiumi i lams
section can Jo in the way of vie-' h.p, griming: n i"d f tobaevo.
veloringasul urkmstn tch from'""" d',ut "HVt v-"
'!,., ....... .... i .-..it... t.i mount for
IVrtland
Lake.
mountain to Waixiti)
Hi.lsboro had more visitors last
sunJay than ever before in one,
.... : .:.. . i !,.'
iisv -tinitit'i iul: i u(i
and quite a number showed their
f,;th hv buvimr rrouerty. Let
i the pood work goon.
If Kryan can pet his peace idea
endorsed by the hip nations he
was for neace-because, you
know, he was turninp out steel
rapidly.
Elmer Schmeltzer h;is twipht
an auto-truck f.r4iisdray busi
ness. Peter Evers, of Verboort. was
a county seat visitors this after
noon. Mrs. Clarence Altman return
Monday from a winter's stay
m los Anpeies.
N. H. Alexander is puttinp in
a few weeks up in the Eastern
Oregon country, selling life insur
ance. John Kamna dropped the Argus
a postal just after he and his
family had passed through bis-
mark, N. I). He says Bismark
jj3 qujte a town.
I
(Jeo. Withycombe wa3 up trom
near Farmington this morning,
taking dow n a load of buyers to
the Withvcombe Jersey cow sale.
taking place today.
The county court has an adver
tisement in this issue tor a big
lot of bridges and tills. If you
are a contractor look it up. If
you are a taxpayer look it up, as
well, so that you know w hat is
going on.
Notice of Sbcrifl's Sale
In Uie Circuit Court o the Klaloof Ore
gon, tor the County t Muiliioinitli.
Fery Brothers, Plaintiff,
vs.
S. M. IVan, Pflfemlant.
Hy virtue ol an erwution iwnifi out of
the above entitled i-iurt in tli 4iiveu
tillel raune to rue lir l ami ilal i
the 7th nay oi May, !M-'I. im favurof K-ar
ey Brotlicru, I'Uintiil ami Hi.'aiimt N M
iH-an. iltlpn.Um, fur. the mini (t fi.l I
w .th interest thereon at the rale of M tier
cent. p-r aniiii'ii rorn the :'!h day of
le.-;iulier. l!"i, ami Itie lur.her stiin nl
r 15.( . ami the .urther um of i5 cost
ami diahuiwiuen'i, anil the ct,H of ami
uiKin th'9 writ, for vHiit of sulli. ient n r
Hoiial property, I liavo leKmi uicuiUk-
follow .rig u r.rio tl r. 1 ro, .y, U
longiiiK lo said ilefemliMt tu mi :
Lot 1 Block 4 To w.i of f oiinoU. Wash
lii4 n coiinly, Ureirtjii Now, therefore,
b? virtue ol niiil execution I will on
iloinlay the loth ilay of June. Vi :,, al II
o'clock a.. M. of nai'1 day. at tlieaoutl
il'Hir oi me com. itouMi l'i liuinlioro,
Waihineluii coiinly. Oregon, sell at uul
lie auction (subj'-ct to redeniitiiii) t the
High" nMiler lor 'M'H in liaml, all riiflit
titie ami uiter-l w hicn I 'ie w itlun nainw
deleiiilaiit. N M leaii, hai on the 7tli ly
of May, 11113, or sinro tliat date had in
anu to the alve tic cnUJ urotieitvi
any part there f, t-i satiHljr kukI exwii
t lull, interest, costs and arrruini; c mttt.
Dated thia 1 lib day of May, l:i:i.
1 . ilieves.
Hheritfof vVaHhington County, Oregon
rirni issue May iitn, i:u;i. u
Last bue June li, I'M.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given, tint the under
siKtitil administrator of the eclateof Ann
A'lel Knimott, deceased, hn filed in the
Oountv Court rif th Stnfp r.f t lr.. f,..
i Washinxton County, lua final account in
tne matter o! nul estate, and said court
has designated Monday, the ifilh diy of
June, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said
day, at the county court room in Hills
boro, Oregon, as the time and place for
hearing objections to said final account,
and for the final settlement if said
estate.
.Tames S. Bcgs,
Administrator of the Kstate of Ann
Adel Km molt, deceased.
Bagley & Hare, Attorneys for Admin
istrator. Theatre
door to City Bakery -
Good, Up-to-date
5c and lOc.
r 1
A Memorial
Day Story
F, ANPRll C I 1NC
-Miwrtil Uy ba cwme around
igniti." eild an old fellow b another
it lb oiUK-r bome. "or IVsvratb
Jay. a we uso.1 to ca!t U whvu we
tiivt started putting flowers ou the
trav.w of our d.-ivd votiirsdeav H waa
a solemn dny tb.-iw but u'W that near
ly two Keuer-tilou have grown up
sin.v the ;ir that struggle baa
That riitiL." aaid Ibe other eld
men who died I.Mig before the new
won wvre born, do you?
".V. t don't. 1'iit aotiiebow Memo
ri.il day lriUjW H all back a freeh a
if it wir yesterday I can see my
vy tow jut h looked the Jay
" out f that wood the Jay after
Seven line and alio
miranut and all over Soven ttue. It
wm a cvrr.hVld w hen w finitftit there
Now It's oxerirrowu with a forvtt of
tree u rvtuliKUsl me or trie prora
tion that h.ie grown up luve the
war "
Jut s-v That day. when I saw Nan
staiKlin by the well, I wa aNnit n
iuir Kue up aa I ever waa In my life.
I'd Nvn taken primmer by the John
nies tnit iwrore tney couia goi us
whore thov wuld cvrral us I'd man-
icl t. slip away. I knew if I didn't
cot some help anil some snsteimnoe
I d die rlfc-lit there In the wwxl. for In
addition to having nothing to rat I'd
Pt a bullet la my leg. and I couldn't
set any help or food unless I trusted to
the girl. If I trusted her the chance
were she'd give me away to the Con
federates tid I'd pt back into IJMy.
whore I'd Invn oncv U'fore, and I'd
rather die th.in do that
"Well, there was nothing to do hut
risk It So I stepied out before her
You'd ought to seen bor look. It waa
like suddenly coming on to a aonre-
cnuv. At nrst sue was rrigntoueu.
I lie 11 she laiighoil. When she lunched
nt me I was all broken up. and a
worse eiprvaslou than before came
over my race mat mane nor uugu
iigain. Then all of a sudden she began
to pity me, and, sobering down, she
iked:
"'Are you Yank or Johnnie? You're
so rugged and dirty and bloody 1 don't
know which you are.'
'I'm Yank.' I admitted, i suppoae
you'll give me away.'
"'Olve you sway! Who would want
such a looking thing aa you?"
"'There's lots like uio In Li buy
prison.
What's the matter wllh jour
'Oh. nothing, only sick and 'tired
and hungry and wounded.'
"is that alir
The humor of It struggled with her
sympathy. She told mo that her folks
were strong Confederates and she dare
not take me luto the houae, but the
hayloft would niako a good hospital,
mid she put her arm o ruler mluo and
helped me around, skirting the wood
so that one could get Into the barn
without being seen, and she almost
had to carry me up the steps to the
hayloft
"You'd letier believe that bay was
soft I've slept on hnlr matreases
l'i''e, but none of 'em ever gnve way
under me like that hay. nut I hnd to
wait n long while fur a breakfast You
oo. Nan hnd to w-alt till ft ho could
steal out of the honso with the proven
iler. Anil when she did she couldn't
hrina anything hut I'd have given
my wounded log for a cup of our
t'nlted States coffee.
"Well. Nun nursed me In that loft
for a week or more I couldn't tell
how long It was. since 1 didn't take
any ar coiint of time. She stole some
old rloth.es her brother, had worn out
mid brought 'em to me and kept my
leg bandaged and did a lot of things
for me. I suppose It was taking care
of me that way that got her used U)
having me round, for when there waa
no more excuse fur my staying and 1
thought I'd better light out ho cried.
"And Memorial day's come again
1 must lie off to put these flowers on
.Van's grave. I've lien putting 'em on
for ten years now, and It won't be long
Isfore tlie few boys that are left will
he putting 'em on mine. I'd like to
live till Memorial day In '15. It will
then be fifty years since I was dls
charged nnd weut to that farm In Vir
ginia mid we were married. We won
out to the barn where sho had nursed
me, nnd I lay on tho hay Just to see if
it was n.s soft as when I sank down on
It that day I first saw Nan. Bhe toll
her folks how I looked when she
brought me In there and how she'd
stolen thlnn to take out to mo, and
they couldn't understand howsheeoul
have managed It without getting
'aught. Truth Is, those times In the
south made everybody rely on thel
nil, and there was more deceiving
done In thoso four years than in
whole century of peaceful times.
"I brought Nan bark north with mn,
and n mighty good wife she made for
a matter of nearly forty years, and the
rest of It since she left tne I don'
count for anything.
"Well, so long. As I was saying,
must take these flowers and put them
on her grave. You fellows cni take
care of the boys in thi cemetery bar.
of tho house. Bo long. Don't forgt
the flags."
A CASE OF
GRATITUDE
By M. QUAD
Copyright, 1913, by Associated Lit
erary I'rens.
"Thar ar folks 11s will contend thnt
tlie mewl h.iH no gratitude In his soul,"
said tho old possum hunter as he walk
ed through the chestnut furcat ou the
side f tho OmiWrliud immiilalu,
-but thorn thar Mk U wrvus "
lie hiltedi to rub hi It.hlii back
aKlitt a rv and then oonttiiiutl:
Hwry oriiter I tho mow I and
rvudy to stt.t. him. and w hy h.mld
be be gralofnl? Vh i-tioiiMn'l bo I
mut) au.l oamlankeroiK: I k-t
er n pl n if I w i a mo I How sum
or. I'm goiu' to toll ou atut stall
tude.
S.a after the wt wn fellers
cme along tore wilh a drove of niowK
tul n of the . ruler foil Mt k. and
they gin htm to mo. Ho wa awml
the loeaiioM l.kii' mow I I ror dul
ee. but I kliuUr hotHst bed liinVo up
fur It In bolu' gol Ho didn't, how
or. doggone bl bide, but whoa ho
pt welt he wa meaner n kuiia,a-
lod bile sikI kick at snjUily who
i-otuo wllhlu tou fvt of blin. and if I
httvlied htm to the cart bo wouldn't
nil a pund. I wa koepln' him
round iu the hoe to tr.ido him oil
wltou along rvtno a lrnng'r one d.y
frMM Arkanvaw. Tho old woman waa
mo to a tta.ihur'k. and I was Klltltt'
on lh UotrIO W lieu I'll limncrr
b-tttiHl and said:
-'Kiu I everlastltt'ly and otortmlly
fl.tilor nivsolf that I am addivlu" the
tvtobrateU and notorious Zob Whiter
That's me.' aald I.
The critter w ho has killed l.in ih
sums. 3.M wiol bucks, i.ni iwin
and fifty b'arsr
Them' almut the figgors, lrau
gor.
"The man who rndrtl a clrvua
ol.iili.int Into the diMt. ttuiig a bull
over the fence and Hiked thro wild
eatj biinh.iudotlT
" "That's iuix.tly me.'
"The man who hi outrun, wit
Jumivd. outwras.-..'d and outllt every
critter lU Toutioave who would tackle
bliuf
'Kinder that'
'Waul, now,' goi n the man as we
shake bandit, "yn" sit-ins to l aomo
tutiikiii.-t, and I Inn. ' ar", fur I
w.tlkiM over from Arkainaw to gin yo'
trial I'm gwluo to do my lwt, Zob
White, to lick yo" outen in t biilosT
What furT an Id 1
Jiwt to take jo' dow n a peg and lot
yo know that th.ir nr two or Hires-
other folk on alilh Yo. I'm either
gw lue to make yo" boiler or rl-m lit
on roots all the r.-t of my d.ivs"
I don't want no iu.nr.-l wllh any
body,' said I. but I mo ditklvervd
that tlie critter from A rka ie.it w wns
IhiihI o hev n fu-s He braggtsl and
crowed and hail m iiiii- li to say that I
had no other way but to tackle him.
We peeled off coaN and ij.Is out
thar on tho b-vel id, nnd I nolh-otl
the old mule stainlln' llh Ids bind
quartern out of I ho wiMt-tted doah
" 'I tell yo' what I'm gnlne to do,'
said the stranger as he in olo ready
I m gwlne to bile off mr right o.r
and carry It back to Arkaiitaw wllh
me ns a sort of a cert ill. ale, and
hope you'll write the date on It with
pen and Ink before I leave.'
We dually got l w.irk. atnl I iun
found that critter all I could manage
He was peart In bis fi-elln ami a
hard hitter, and lis he danced around
he said:
'Yo' might as well In-glll to holler
right now, Zob While, fur I've gt yo'
licked.'
Jet nlxitlt Hi lt lime I fetched lilin
a swat that kecl.-. him bead over hea-ls
atid broke my lliumli. He g.t up as
(wirt us yo pleas., and, sH-ln' my
thumb waa broke and my right band
usolctut. hi put oti mo' Hteaut. It dl
seem to me that fur tho fut time In
my life I was gw lnu to be licked, and
I had a fi-.-lin' of g"ueliis cleor down
to ui butes. I'.roken bones don'
count In a f nt down In this keutry
yo" know. The man who comes out
on top gits the cr.illt. nnd the othc
fellow hasn't a word to say. Yes, sah
Jest dun reckon i was hevln' n w
erful clus nIihvo of It when l'rovldeuee
Interfere!. 1 wns Im-1u' biingis) all
nrouud when I hapaiiiM to wo my
old mewl backln' up on us from the
shell. He'd heard that row lilld want
ed a hand In T'other feller's back
wns to'ard tlie mevvl. mid I pinye! to
k.-ep It thar. lb' never hail no warn
In' of whnl was eotnln'. Then fust
thing he knew the mevvl bucked tir
to within kl' kln' dbdnnee and let gr
tioth fe't. ii nd old Arknnsaw went
Pdlln most down to the bresh fence.
Ills breath was gno when he stupiu'd.
nnd I was also sltiln' on Ida Hioinach
In throe or four mliiils he opened his
eyes and lHkel around and said:
'"Ar" I back In Arknnsaw og'lnT
" 'Not HkiiKsly,' said I.
"Z'b, I acknowledge to Ixiln' a lick
ed man. but I'd like tho coiihoIusIiuii
of know In' how 'twas done.'
" it wnr n fa r font'
" i rwkon It waa. but I wns glttln'
tho Ix'ht of It when yo' fastened n
couple of horseshoes to yo'r hnndsand
reached over my shoulders nnd hit me
In the back and sent me tumblln'.
Was that what licked mv'C
" 'Iteekon It w as.
-'Hliaku bnmls. Zeb White, and bid
me g'Kidliy.'
"And lie shouldered bis bnndlo nnd
went off wliistlln', and to this day he
don't know whv that font went ng'ln
him. I heard that he went bnck to
Arknnsaw and tried to fight wllh Iiohn
shoes tied to IiIh hands, but tho other
rrllter evened up by shoo tin' fo bui
lets Into him."
Talcs of Cities.
T'lilliidelphln this year has 2.1C4 II
cciiHi'd NiiiooiiN, it loss iif one slneo 11)12.
C'blengonim lire demanding n epn
rate prison for women, b bq run by
women.
Han FnuiclHco promlHes n moral
cleanup In advance of thu opening of
Its exposition.
(!leveln nd's 2'K) women ragplrkers
have bei'ii declared by the Htnle. factory
liiHpuctor tl menaci) to public health.
Current Comment.
Time in now Hying, and the day Is
Hot fur off when you will have to
knock tlin fly out of time. Chicago
ItwonM lorn Id.
At a society dance In New York the
dancers' danced down n Htnlrwny.
What sort of stops will thi.y take next?
Cleveland Plain Iienler.
On Hie Intent and grentest stenmahlp
Just, launched them are. Ilfebonts for
5,250 perHons. Ktlll tho proper thing
for a uliip to do with lifeboats Is not
to need them. -Chicago News.
-U all hU tuawUI sobe J
!r.w a b'k out (or NK 1"
"I .-. u.il hliu ( lhk
- tt.1 whit tl.l b)V
"Ho taid b had U liuprow.! up.
Mm at .'b. tn in "rMt 1"' '"
Jugular sh.ml.1 alwa) I rarvfuliy
capitalistHl-- lt.ou Tranwrli1.
Mv u l l"
II.. II e.ak . ..1-1 War eW
II. ,1 .1. t-ul wllh sia rlla.w
Wltea lh U
- im-uo-Im flat J'""l
Hull There la Ik gmHew Jumper lw
ho w.wld
Cm- He d.Mu I b4 like n albMe.
Hull Ho l-n't. He Juint at vu ltt-
tUotia. - Now burg New a.
V..mn ft.- la th .' tk
ItMH Ml4,
At.,1 h t ( cU
u th Ihn4
V iuitr.4 K.r k.Mti uo llwe
lH.
Ilul mm a aiaunienl luvi't vhaivawl
whit
-IauiUI iSmrl-Jo"k
-Have ).'i a striking klewl for your
uov 4 y
I nU.uI.1 Kay , mdlol tbe buy
author '' s4 up a rovr lriit
that will make every thing els the
newtiiiid k'k like a hunch of wllh
nsl turnip l.t by vvuiparu.wM
Washington Mar.
II.. . .1.1 tlw shy n4i.l of hu tuv.
The cUor k-fl hrr iliwk.
iul .hi Hi shoul.tor hi owl
rw i
U
n.ll Wkt-w
ll .lk.l t.w Mrl
My girl annoy me terribly wit"
their prch paill.-. an. I It got won
everv uniiiH'r
Why doll t oU do S I dtdT t
"What did yil d.-eerU your
imnnlal aulliority or eid your' girl
viiiiigr'
Neil her I'm too foy tu tir Up
trouble. I Rlmply Iih-IomhI thx pervb
met turmsl It Into a breakfaat .roe."
rieveliiiHl I'lalu InmIot.
1
k l.llv iM i hP from SI lul
jlakl "Hm trMi ar C..J I oi
will.
X..iur I iwl la Ihrlr hm
Mttcn.Min.e r tun nam.
Ilul flrnl ba lo full"
iH.MIsr
- U4ncu(l'
Howell - I 'id your h
I aim nil bl
eiitnnoe examinations?
I'oivoll Ho wa roitdlilono In tbe
llt-ee yell - Woman' Ilwe Cmi
Ion
M m runul tu-r itiarumtort fort
S..r ilueli.-aio her snvlou rliufi
Vlu. nif. li U,y rl.wkr.1 In
hen sl I only tl.k.l In luk
-lro.,klr Ul.
Mls I'lilllng-So orry I couldn't I
mi when yu called, but I wa juat
having my hnlr washed.
Mi . ShiirK-.iul the biuodrle are
pmvokliigly alow about roturulug
things!-Judge.
I
"li s easy tuxiah to tai lsnt
Win n life nwa t Ilk .
Ilul Iha man wurtn whll I lh man be
ran srnll"
-Houston IHxrt. I
1
II no einxign to IM ilBtinl
Ttiouiih the s.rvl.s Is slow dralh.
Ilul the mutt w-irth whll U lit on that
ran smile
Wlt.n Hie check ukr away hi breath.
-HiiriimiuM I Ma ) 1,'nl'ift.
It's ensy ni.iuKh lu h fie set nt
h. n thoukht vsn lo cum pouring
Dill,
Hut th man worth whll can Just grind
out a pile
When Iherv'a nothing la writ about.
-Ut Angrle klapre.
It's rrtsy enouah In b ilionl
Wh.n Iha aasolln work all rlahl.
Ilul lh man worlh whll I III on you
run t rila
When his uulo has bucks! at nlahl.
Isnvr llvuubllrsn.
'The house Is too clowo to tbe river.
ami the ground la too low," said the
pnxpit the purchaser. "I'll bet Ibis
phne Is lloaled every spring."
"Whnt of It?" Inslsle! the owner
'There are tint tiuiliy Inuiaefi wlure you
cnii sit In your dining rismi ami nsb
frmii the window, are there r-Clurln
nail I'.inpilrer.
"W ho is the U ln lonlahir
r asked ah I
llruim floor. I
in lo , I
A lie y alood on tha lutllruim
JI i'Mikeil nround the r'Mjm
And she p.uk lo him im mor.
-Caiai Cod Hem.
Overhand - HM-lety's Intiwt dance
railed I ho "one step."
riuli-rwood -The tendency seems to
ho toward reducing the foot liKiveineti
lo ii mliiliiiiiin. Youngsiown Telegram.
There was a young Indy named Knoa,
Whose promptness uuvo every on shol.
Win n naked by a mot
Why she never waa lal
Itrpllcil, "I wear dm ks on my sol."
New York Tribune.
"Were you lu Venice while 7011 were
abroad r
"1 forget. Were we, husband?"
"I don't HiHi how you enn forget Ven
Ice. Tlutt'H where we got that goo!
Hpaghettl." Ioulsvlllu Courier Juuruul
To buy her pn-senls his ensh h spent
And her word of thank wer sweater
than honey,
Ilul when hn hud aipianilered hi last , red
cent
HI in married a youth who saved hi
money.
-Nuw York Pre.
I licks (iMw ki.iing a lonn)-Yoii have
placed me under n great obligation,
Wicks. I feel that I nlinll never
Hide lo repay you.
be
Wicks lilve me back that money.
Komervllle .louriial.
Hhn smoked Just one
No more, you bet I
Rhe rulls It now
A slckiirelte.
-Iiostnn Transerlai
Aerial Flights.
It looks us If.tho aviators needed
"blue sky" law from tho way they are
Killing lllelllHI'lVIK.
A flight neroHs the Atlantic In
dirigible balloon Is tho sort of perform
11 lieu In tho isiHMlblllty of which people
win iieiievo after It has boon aceoin
pliHlted.
A wntorpliitm tins cost tho llfo of
I'reiuh nvlntor. This form of tho flv
lug imiehliio Is new in tho Hold, but It
bids fair to maintain the average 01
mortality of tho other.-New lork
World.
A
MatrimonialAd.
Auu Trow iMrUg wa apirrutly
Jsollunl lo a ilf l lll Her 11 her
bad never " " " ,n "ui- "
tvkloiit a ! grew to wwumsv
kHkal that he would bav to wU f"C
bor living Wbrai l M iwveuloew
be bad a bote aiTulr wllh )"' M
kw who wa allll In ndtog aifl wllh
tbrwe or four m )oar f luly
fore allnliilug bla rwfealm.
fe t.Kt )uiig (. a wrUiu tT4lr. awd
the young wan lienor 'li to uis fr
ul of the girl he fate Iv4
Ann lMliel len'grphy and l)p
w riling and at twenty went to work
Hut that kind of w.ek did Ie pi
bor hlte ilno4 for a lioiue ana an iui
home brtug. bb waa allra live ul
ioubtle lulabt have marrle!. but
ery year be grew more wrll. ulat a lo
th. man ah should cIkmsmk
Them are p-r.ii who l'llove In go
lug (orwarvl. eu If on" wrng lu
load of right, while tbolr "II1""""
re alway (earful of sinking luto new
iwlh Auu llonge to lb (uriuor
laM Tlie Brn ( hb tl she wrkel
was a large dorurr. auu sue un
nude iMtirtuuliy b wlswrve tbe re
niikble rowulla that a.vru from ad
vrrlUIng line day the suhjo. t of mat
rluiuual advorlUeuieut curt! lo
br Hl wa aware that the reaulU
of aia b wore u'l In keo4ng w lib the
wrtalullia' to buiiie. Why slu.ul.l
boy U't be available Mi bad road
hit In cortaln rlilve abrwid marrtag
iriMirr are In roualant riilsltii and
Im luarrlago tboy eCt t are a liable
lo turn out well as tb wade lu olbor
way
Koin months after IhU hie mvurmi
to bof b rsme bui on ovnilng
,rc I
advi
K-ratioli she tik U advrttlsoiuont a he
bad writ Ion Uuig lf..r from a writ
lug dek. road II over, med In llol
uf Igiutlure live throe lollor T. O, T,
put It lu an envelop ad.lirl lo
newspaper and. Inking It I" a loiter but
at lb cor nor, drpal II In
-Tboro." alie Mid on returning to bor
room, ' H doiio. ami inui uirio
.... ... . M
Khe rrtuualoly rwaiuM anawor
fr.an n-t.us alio l.ak Uan u-h ad
torltsruioiiu a in-riol from Imiopor
motive, but thl waa doiihltrsn from
ttie Winding of bor UM-aMge to bach
ek.r. Mi ro-rlol a nuuibrT of rw-
plli from men wb b'k bor ad. In lb
spirit In which It waa meant, but Ann
could easily toll from tbolr lu that
Ihoy wore wrllteu by U1011 aha would
be willing to marry
There waa on that wa rry far
alsiv tb rel The writer wa v
d.titly a geni Ionian and nlucaio!. It
ormo! lo Anna Hint be bad road bor
heart. He said that he plllcl btr for
llng oblUol to rowrt to a moan el
donlly rrtiulvlre to bor to obtain what
wa every woman's natural right, tuar
rlage, mborb.!, home. Ho rrellr!
the drift of the time whl. h teidnt to
-nrnte the .. nnd idiillrfulo lb
home. He pniao. a rrroa.ei.oi.-e
a a first slop toward an artuallilane
lo lie billowed by wbnloVor fal uilght
he In store for them. Tb b-llrr waa
full of fooling, of sympathy, hide!. It
seemed lo Anna thai It bad lieon writ
Ion by a lover Instead of a stranger.
Anna wa delighted. Win wr4e
reply which abe kept fr a few day,
Hum rend It again and. tliwllng that she
had written bi lu h from tlie lwrt
wndo anotlior boiler adniitnl to the
occasion. This olh lli-d a nolo that.
while It was -rfis ly deferential, tbe
writer seeming to try to write w Ith the
rtilisi lollslioe of nddreaalng a alrntlgrr
evidently nllld Hot rotirea olotbllig
kin to love. Anna Interpreted tbla to
im-nn that he was, a abe etpresml It,
bi-nrt hungry.
lu the tiirrospoiwionee that Piiaiie!
Anna dinvere.l In the writer's letter
all that roul. I mi rtproMd In Iheia
Hut she hnd imt soon him. Her heart
sank within bor at remembi-rliig that
be might write lovely loiter nitr allll
be unattractive lu apiM-nrntice ami be
might be the latter and a villain. 8 he
prooNcl nn eicliniign of photographs.
Iler corroaiiiloiit wrote that am
likeness.. ofioii gave a very dlfforenl
liiipriswlou fMiu the real being and hi
would prefer to see and bo soou lu the
fli-ah.
l'l to this mint Anna bad proceeded
without any ipialms or regrets, but
iiiiiiiIht of eiimlliuis now riiuie to tier.
HI111 hnd never had but one love, and
that had ended long ago. Hhe ha
not beard of the young student f
Ave or sis years. Never! hole she
could not but contrast n love like that
with ou affair like the present Hhe
shrank from the ordeal of mooting
man alio bail found by a matrimonii!
advertisement. Hevernl time sho de
termined to give tho mailer up. Hut
one day she derided to receive a rail
from her cnrreapuiidoiit and imihIihI her
letter as sho bud done In tho first place
thnt she might not hnve an opportunity
to ciuingo tier mind.
Not being willing to bring her corre
spondent to her Ixm rdlng place, she flp
pointed a meeting In a park nt a cer
lain place nt seven and a half o'clo.
nn a June evening. Kho went there
few minutes Ix-fure the appointed time
and sat on a bench.
A pair or arms wns thrown around
her iiiM'k from behind. Hhe wns
once released so that she could turn
and saw her young lover, grown
manhood.
In their clandestine rorrinpoiulonre
she had signed herself T.O.T., nnd when
ne wrote M-r nd., Ininlliig for a name.
it nnd occurred to her. Tho Initials
hnd happened to cntcb the eye of her
girinisnl lover.
Foreign Affairs.
The IHt.lo Moiileiigrln wasp is hnrd
to eiibh mid will ho bard to hold after
110 Is ciiugbt-Cluviiliind I-nder.
The Mpeotnclo of ninrniirliil Franco
cmmiirlng phlegmatic Oermnny for
nervousness and excitability Is enough
to iimkii the world snicker Willi unholy
gioo.-New York Tribune.
Tho mealiest wny yet aiiggesleit 11
niising rnvimiie cornea from n I'rencli
niiiiilclpnllty, where they linvo been
trying to collect a tax on baby car
rlugw.-ItalUjmire4tuerlcan.
N4kt T CrtdlLr,
THK OU'MTY IXH'RT lr t.
tTK r (iKKiMiN v,t 11
IX
WAPIUXUT'IN CviI'Mv
la lb Mattrt 4 Ike I'sl.i.
of
klif n llarblxaa. ilereaas,)
ouaty, harvMlu 4 tbe
teslaawiil ol Miy
li.thu, T
CMltI
Now. Ibu(u, all petsoiis
let glMl kl eli L.
ipil ! ixMiaesI ku pteersi ih,
11 tbe )M.WilgMl, tsjilbi ttuh J?
ww bet Ibeiehe, ell kef bis ..JT
J.l. . . a . . .
s.rw, a in iaw tov .
& lli I. Ibe Aaaeiw.a vJT"
I IUm. Byildlug la ltil.. ltT7
lllii lt lb llttM tbe dale kw7
lUd this Sib day vt aly, i,
Hot. 1 k. II..I..-
l:evlui I.i..Lli
It-glry llre, AiiwMtnw ,ut
lot
SUMMONS
IN Til It l llu'l'IT iMHrlT .
HTaTK nr OHMKlN roll
oi'tT ur WAHitiNnr.
naj
H.
Ulllan Utk. I'latuUtt.i
a
si.lrlev Isa k. Ik!!!.)
rublllI Us k. df),lt :
la lb naai of Iha Simla at n,..,
r lieesby lamlinl lu awar au.l y-nZ
tat lies OHiiiplalnl R la. I auns4 y uu I a
slut willlUd iwirtMMisaVinlk.lu
... Ll . 1 ... , a . .
' J ' "F, , amos us Issois ait..
hIM'lutl ul si S aks ttuuis.
nial eul.li. allon uf Hi luwukHw; If
lail ! appear and nsasc. Iba pisii,a
... "(1 O m' "wwair iif is failaf a.
nian.ll lu lb plaint, lo a 11 - I. .
'ea f OlVlrfea bkfataK Mlaatutli.c tkM
latn.l nt Uisllluiuu kMlli !.
iisii.urt and Uclxtdaul, thai sb ha
110 ll. I to rawiiw bar aalla &, ssa)
ll so. b other and fuftbar rallat ss ki ika
ooit e.ay asm u4 ami aruiaM
1 bi suttJUMiu la l.ublubad uk a aa
k.lsi l) euhaer ! ,, by ult at
ha llou. J. V, 'awball. Ja.ls ol ika
shove enlllml euwrt, lala lb I '4k
April, lull, tllratting Iha Pubikaibsl
Ibatwul
Mrbaabal A UU.rb.
Airn lu I'lsiniiJ.
(at t'hmli ol fiMHuusroa IUuUum.
iiitiaml. loegoa.
la ftl at pul.ileai hot, Apll '.
si I last publleailoa, klsr kJ. lata.
Notke ol Tlnal Mbmcnl
N. .Ike 1 batal y la. thai Iba ends.
iana.1 luiliiisiiri ita b a ill .
mtimI i.l lb at of Nanr laalaiM
I'mosmO. iWeaassl. naa as a th .
ly I ..oil ..I 11m niaiaof Urasjua, rot W aak.
eglon fount y bar Dnal aomuni I u
tistler of !.( aatala. ami aaid I'wtn bat
i.(till MiUflay, Iha ana d uf W.jj,
HU si lbs 1 1 ul.iy f-ull Km, in I II, lis.
,,io. Uiaaon. at l4i t.'ekwk A at. nf askt
lay m lb II 111 and plat fu bsaiin e
lbn Ui said final amutial sad i. Ik
a net aH.iieiueil uf sal. I aasaia.
lwua, mis iptti n. leu.
Kaocy b. faanor.
Nsory H psarssm, Adtnlntotralrtl
Kb lb Mill Anna4 nf !. Lata!
Sso. y lsalll I'aaraoa. I 'ease I
U-ly A II, AlUMStay lor A Jails
HIS .
Applkailon U Urglsarr Title
in (la ClrruM Cottrt T ttVliatf
llr.goli, fur lira tliUUjr f WaaaV
bUtn.
nth Mailer of lb Appllralkm
of
K. J. f.,t bit lit l(eislrl.Ht of lb TM4
to lb Pdliisiliaf ileavr tlH real prriperlr
Haiti; poMl.ill uf IWIoan, T. I S I
1 V , will, Mar., la Waabiaguui 1 ..a,
ly, lit tkoii, butiiHll and dairfitwl aa
lolbia. lo will llewinnlug at an I ma
pi pa MJ ss4 rturlli ami I t; I Iaa4 S tl
b-g. .11 win. K fr.Mi Ilia iuarta an 1 1 a
eornoi on lb w bmiiHlary of !
H ii.Hi 7,1, and rwnnlng lhanra S
lea 31 mill K. I IM fs4 lo ail Iron pip.
llieiMW N t drg u min. K DuS In lo a
lion pipe, li.IH M aH ilag II loin. W,
l.t.'J fri tu an Iron pfpaj Ibanoa K I
dej. U'. mill. W. ft. ft lit lb pla f
iMsilniiliiS.isinUloInt MHora.
f.i Wlidtii II ay Cnnearn:
Take i..4iia, thai on lb Sih dsf of
May, lull, bii siplirihm wm flle4 by B.
I. Kot In lb I ir.-iill l oon of lb Mat
of liretion, lor WhIHiiiUis t'Hlulr. M
lb Initial ea;istrUoii of iha Ulb U lae
land lne dm ri.
Now, iiiiU-m you appear en of befurt
M hi. lay. Hi 1Mb ,4i f tuna. Ivl.l. and
i"W cause why aucli applkwlbot snail
mil h (iule, lb sam will b laksu at
.oiif.iait, and a tlnrrcw Will I ntrj
is-otilmg lo lb prayer of lb appli.aet,
t id )ou will I lorvr her rail Imm die
p illng lies saina.l
K.lw.1). U.
I 'lei k of lb I'lmiil (Vturtof ibniM
of Urotti.u, tor Washington IViunly
Lag ley A Kara, Atloroeys bir Applbwal
SILVER CRAY Btr.Xlr.SS
S C. WHITE IC6H0RNI
INDIAN RUMNlRDtmAJiWmUi
SflUARE DEAL POULTRY FAKH
Uu-onmcimA NllUS0R9,0n.
I offer all Stiuarc Deal Poultry
for lestt (ffcr above market
prices. 70 W Leghorn licus,
80 pullets; best layout in
couuty. I'.jjgs at 50c tor 15;
$4 o jK.r 100, while they last.
J. K. Cwuzcns, near Jollcy
hop house, 2xi N 1C Hillsboro.
Hcrgcrt & Layne,HorwEdu
cators we guarantee that we
can break any horse of any
habit, and no charges if not
(hot oughly broke. Your horse
goes through uo ill treatment
while being handled. Our
charges arc very reasonable.
North Plains, Ore.
-11
Tho warm weather of' th
week in rnuiilly brinKing foliaira
to thoftMt, lfa about timo--Sprinjr
haa not been bo backward
for many years.
Judjro Campbell will be on tha
bench in circuit court, next Mon
day morning.
NutU U heieby tl, il,,,
deisigwed b !) d4v ,iaut
i..hie. by M.lrr ml lb 1
.I lb Mala ul llaa..M u