Boscovv s Second Annual Clearance Sale
Men's Stylish Suits, Reduced Prices
All $2T 00 Suits arc now reduced to $19 50
All $22 50 Suits are now reduced to $1$ 00
All $20 00 Suns are now reduced to $1G 00
All $1$ 00 Suits are now reduced to $1 1 00
All $15 00 Suits are now reduced to $12 50
All $13 00 Suits are now reduced to $10 00
Gaberdine Overcoats and Raincoats
All $20 00 Gaberdine Overcoats are now reduced to $17 00
All $18 00 Gaberdine Overcoats are now reduced to $l( 00
All $15 (X) Rain Coats are now reduced to $12 50
All $10 00 Rain Coats arc now reduced to $S 00
TEACHERS' I.IEECGAI
i:
lrl. PMtnuii. ! Monmouth
Normal. tWIven titur
U. -ill L'.
HMD. SATURDAY
"Old
Curmudgeon'
Dt DONALD OtAMOrjUJN
"I f'i
lMtt,,,,,j
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I day's , .
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'r
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IW. SWIFTSit, I'. OF 0., TMIKI
HiaskWy waa aa orphan with
a ftMiUM.
MfU J All ! W Ik TM ,bM .t.,,, ,t, .h.
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Uw I..rt
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era Hcll-c
1 ho rvktilar monthly rtuvtin,r of
the Washington County Teacheni
Assmriation was held at leaver
ton on the 10th insL AUnit for
ty teachers assembled tn the
school buiUlinirand after roll call,
a short time was sjHnt in dis
cussing the details of the -ear's ber.if h amai ah. u-ni
l was wauled aa ' utauufae
lurtu plant Th aiaMtt atatIUh
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"'Mb,,,! "S
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In. ul.l. ,i
1 1 h.-i
"'
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u uvd. lb family luMiuwIoad. could
b made valuabt f.r ivrtaU pur
pm If ther wsr ni.r of It if the
adj4uliif f rvuhl laa milted with It
lbr oull lw aiut n-u IVrttaiM
butt l'H liJ lo .-r ' ' ""'
mhru ibU uuHHM-ii-m r--hi Imht ! ' 11 ' U k.J
m.t.lluL Nit rvUJ lit MHUrM lu 1 "I " "-f tk.-. .1
AllM-li ll K- K'" I" r.
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Youth's Fine Suits from 14 years up
All $14 (X) Youths Suits are now reduced to $11 50
All $12 00 Youths Suits are uow reduced to $10 00
All $11 (X) Youths Suits are now reduced to $i IX)
All $10 (X) Youths Suits are now reduced to $$ 00
Sweaters of Superior MaKe and Finish
Regular $G 50 Sweaters are uow reduced to $5 (H)
Regular $3 50 Sweaters are now reduced to $2 00
Sat. Jan. 10th. Until Sat. Jan. 24th
pjH'lltnK' contest which is arou.
inir even more inu'rw.
the teachers than last year's sue-
.1 . ...
cessiui corneal.
l'rof. Hurtt. of HillsUnv then
taujrht a helpful jmictical Iess4n
3C
It bad Irtnl l buy lb l4nliyf pci
rtu, Lu bat fktUt Artrr bc liiar
turn (r Pur nuin bat Nmntm
b. w.Hikln't mII. IWK wb b.Mn
b.r1(l httaliuiM ImmmI front ht fa
n nwntlv iloitil Palmer lb.r. mw lhl b uiamlim a tuU
t. .,f Itiw ntnu IVnmansFmM mT ' I
with which he has Uvn familiar
for a number of years.
"'I ' ii'i.-M I,. . . 1
Pruf. Pittman. of Monmouth
Normal, followed with an in
spirintf address in which he
showed the country's need of
enthusiastic, trained teachers to
T!k unuiilt aftnr brr arrital alwi
nil ! the a.i)..lliirf l'U- la "Mt
Wltkliiwu," Im rmlUnl. anil Uj
In bllil Id im-IL A atu. Wrul U
h walk Ih bu fount mau
ram ut l t!i avb amt Mux I (b
bt hau.ta lu hi kH alrblu Vw
"r " !" frr,.-l 1
.1. , .
an.
rk
"ii.ti-
, W
--ar
nuieken communities which are aiirua iiUi girl
. . . . i II .
soeiallv and educationally aeaii.
One of the aims of the asso
ciation tH'inir the iiromotion of a
tatter understandinir ltwwn
teachers and patrons the mvt
imr was resumed after dinner In
the Grange Hall in the .r-sence
of a considerable numlr 01
irranirers.
Pnf. Pittman irave another
able address on "The thtwn of a
New lhiv in Kducation. and
l'r.,f S....N..r of the State t'ni- - h" X ,,'', r,,,m
f..l!.,.l iith an Hi!. ' " "'"" umw
il IM hi lire taw iin m
la Mr UllMiia-U InT ab aaanl
N. b la B..I "
Vau you Ml n w b I ra a m.
blmr
II la UOfrrtalaV I ! uf aerrt
u jtooT
I th lu a, hlut with rr4 l
Wllnt hla r.wy lu tb KtivUUir
Mn-irti' ria I own b urtl
aiul am tiitrrmlnt. Tb ohiimiut will
nl bur uiitraa II ran baTa Ub
4u. ,
I'lIiip In." aaUl b yuuitat Wan, llxl
versitv
dnss show inir how the difficult
subject of the relation of the
sexes mav ' trtierlv antl ef
ftH'tively aiiroached. I'y cart
ful and continueil observation by
ntrn-l
li-a'lni; .
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tii i.i .r
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rllrtl her l dIkId bvr . Ttil ata
ilkl ninnrkal.tjr wvll, tbx pmtitf Hun
lUI.'iJtitf allriilltpljr. lS.ni(b b arauvd
u ! i a rni -l lu iliiilrltn f
UlM 1 1 link I.) that ab dutiMad If hr
CITY BAK.ERY
is the home ot the Baby Anrel Food, and other nice
things to eat in the line of Pies. Pastry, etc. We
are anxious to have you try Our Bread. Once a
customer always a customer. Our kojxIs are clean
Main Street, Hillslioro
J. Wolferspertrer, Prop.
A Case of
Blackmail
By WILLIAM CHANDLER
the pupils, of plants, and of the It,.. U ail ! mu! itur. art
lower forms of animal life.
(irandold lUilph Wuldo Kmer-
son Haiti. 'The infallible index of
all true tirok'ress is the time
which a man takes." From thin
standpoint k'fanirers m well as
teachers must have h-en im
pressed with the eami'Stness
disidaveil by these eilucators re
ip-ipitintr tin, imtwirlnnri. nf Ih.i
' school in the nation s life.
After these addresses the
teachers returned to the school
Ml.r. nil tut m Jim Miinibjr. wbora hnililinir 1h. Lmirriim w4 re-
I Uo.luM ..ul found to Iw man 9umw hm tiy a J,.iKhtful piano H"1 fof
tw bail niilli.-l b iiMUUt U h1'f
ai-iil I hi- luallrr Ill "om-r In fa
rural. I lU-ht Iluil Ih IuvIIm llrr u
liil- l lh I'laif. laaltttf br Uilu ihr
Kriv-liliim.' aikl rnwlillim hm tth
uiiw lliw Atn.-rkau llrauljf r
Wb. ti .h.' il,iMnl bt Mid lhal
..ii a. b- lii'l an)lblng lu fvrt bv
ul. I rail Hi-. ii Ui-r
Mr Al. iuiwl.-r Ilia I aa bla Mim
rall.il In. i ilni. Inl.-r nil aaUl Ibal.
blii- hi- li l'l r (.K-wlitml lb Uulllrt
aa abr lu.) k'lu-u II lu Mm. tbt "Wiirt
rma atlll atiT. u -llln Ml". Illtx k
irf ak.-. llio J.xnuf in a u lul rva
lhl N
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GET READY NOW
Get your harnrM repaired
ritit now, aoil be rea.lv fur an
Iwrly Spring. Special atten
tinu to repairing anil iiWxng
h,unrs5. t'ine oiliii vat in
ntnllf.l. Itrst Htuck of barnesa
i4ilile, hip, nils, etc , In
the city.
H1LLSBORO HARNESS SHOP
Skcosu Stukkt, HIU.SKORO, Orkoon
If You Have Any Mind of
TROUBLE
with your Machinery or
Automobile, go and see
PETE THE BLACKSMITH
in Reedville. Turning
Lathe in Shop, and we
do all kinds of fine
MACHINE WORK
We can repair any kind
of machinery at reason
able prices, and if the
old machine is no good
we can sell you a New
Machine cheaper than
anyone else in the
county. Do not forget
"Pete the Blacksmith"
Reedville
DfC tt TO rFB 11
Oregon
The hliiKu on tlmt nrt of my iIHk
which wht-o IowitwI funiifd Urn nr
face on which to wrltii Mtm broken.
I put on another. While at work on
the Job I accidentally "truck the point
of the "crvwdriver on a certain part of
the dVk w hich I hud auppowil wib
olid, and out flew a little drawer.
I hud owned thnt dek ten yenw or!
more without In-lnit awnre of thin ae
cret drawer. Naturnlly I wna n-tun
lhbed. There were aevernl pnpera In
It which I removed and inunilinil. 1
fauclil thnt they nil nlnted to the
aume Huhjwt, thoiitrh thin waa mieHH
work. One waa pluln enoiiKh to lie
understood by any one. It wns a de
mand for IIO.OOIJ or "the caae lie
fore the district attorney." It w-aii In
an envelope aiVlrewied to Hatimel T.
Ilenilernon and waa HlRiicd with the
Initials "J. M."
ThrouKh a friend In the real estate
IiUMlnesa I learned the following fuct:
The houne at which I had bought the
disk hnd lielonKinl to Kniuiiel T. Hen
demon, to whom the note waa ad
d refuted.
! HenderHon bad died In a Hnnltnrlnin
shortly before the anlu of the Iiouhc,
' and proiierty amounting to aeverul
hundred thounand dollura which he
was Buppoaed to have poH weaned wan
nowhere to be found. IIIh Iioiihd und
furniture were Bold by hla widow nnd
daughter, their only child. Tin
mother waa dead, but the daughter
waa llvinn on the meager Income pro
duced from the amount realized from
the aale.
One morning I called on MIhh lien
deraon and ankMl her If ahe knew any
one who had had any dealing with
her father whoae lnltlalx were J. M
Rhe thought for wnne time, but could
rei'Bll no audi periion. I aHknl her if
ahe had any of her fnther'a patient,
and ahe en Id ahe had a hnndful of
them that had tx-en removiMl from hla
dmk In-fore It waa mdd. I nnked her
to examine them nnd let me know If
nhe found a name on nny of them that
would fit the Initials. Hhe looked oil
rtoiiH, and I told her thai the matter
waa one of biiHlnima which ahe would
not undemtand.
One evening when I called ahe told
me that the hnd found an old check
book that had Mongi-d to her father
and In It a Inrge number of stuba of
check paid to J. M. 1 knew then thnt
I could get what I wanted, for the
check m"nt have been written with
the full name. Minn Ilenderaon gave
me the name of the bank on which
they were drawn, and, though all the
check had been returned to Mr. Ilen
deraon, one of the bookkeeper remem
bered the name on tbune checks from
the fact that there was a dispute about
one of them that hnd nearly cont him
hla position. The person to whom
they were druwn waa James Murphy.
1 began a atlll bunt for Jamee Mur
phy and, after weeding the persons
of that name In the directory, threw
r
living In excellent style. I wrvt bltn
a note "tiitlnic that I had com Into
poKsiwilon of a note of hla to the lata
Samuel Ilfnilcnuin. If b ditdreil to
nee me alwut It 1 would be pleawwl to
call on him. I received a reply atat
log thnt lie did not understand what
I meant, but he would be at bumt the I these meeting are cordially
next day at a certain hour. Vlteil.
I found Mr. Murphy to be a roaXM,
llllternte man with a very disagree
able expression on bin fnce. He un
dertisik to blutT me by feigning nur
prise nt my note and demanded gnillly
what I mennt by writing It I repeat
ed to hi in the contents of the dmand
I hnd found, how I came by It, and
aald:
Mr. Murphy, It tn evident that you and wife, niiir I-iiiri'l
Were levying blackmail uihmi Mr. lien-
I . I. m m t .
uuei. rroi. n. t.. i tt-ne men
iH-cupii'd the brief remaining
time ly a discussion of '"Hit
Relative Imimrtance of Arthme-
tic in the t urnculum.
School tiatrons who can attend
in-
Arirus and Oreoniun $2.25
Uichard Green, of near Mourn-
invr. w;us a county seat visitor
luesilay.
Mrs. Ghas. S. l'arker is visit-
rw herhrother, Freese Lilliuard,
demon. I have Income Interested In
the matter. Mr. Henderson la dead.
and no secret you held over hi in ran
Injure him. It In cpilte likely thnt
your threats were the cause of hi
death. You have no right to the
amounts be paid you, and the time baa
come for you to return them. A check
book has I -en found hcnrlng a stub for
every check paid you. rhooae between
returning the money and bclmr proa-
edited for blackmail ami nt the Route
time standing suit for the funds ptild
you without a legal consideration."
Mr. Murphy lost some of the redness
of his face and stared at me for awhile,
not knowing what reply to make. Fi
nally he said:
"I had a partner who was a great
rascal nnd Is renixitinlble for all thin.
SUMMONS
In thi Circuit Court of Ilia Hint i.f
or.-Kon f. r Din County of Whii.Kl..n
Clyde t. Taylor. I'lainUII, l
Harah 11 Taylor. Iliifenilant. 1
To Harsh it Taylur, Hi sti ivn nanml
lieloiiilaiil :
In Km Name of tlm Histii nf Oregon
ion arc iinrni.y iiotihril ami miulrnl u
appear In tlie als.va rnliliMl miirl and
iish er tlm coinplalnt lllnl aKalul you In
llin alHivc (intlllwl raimn, on or l-f. ,rc
Matiinlay, tba'Mb ilar of Knlinniry, pill
aal.l ilatu l.rng after tlis riniratliiii of an
enka from llin ilalu of llm iiri i.uMiia
lion of this numinous m llm 1 1 1 1 llM,r
Argua, the ilsla of the tint publication
i........ 'ri iu .1... ..... i - .
'""B i iKiimuT, inn iiii.'i oav 111 jniiuary
lull, an, I ih ilntn of Un-Ul mil, I ii-iitiiii.
;i e me a little time ana I will try to thereof twin I hurwlsy, tin j,ih ,Ur uf
lind n way out of the matter. feiiniary, lli4; ami you will plnav taka
I told him that he might haw till L' ..IL". ."7.. "J. "J 7 ,,,'!,r
noon the next day, but meanwhile he
would be shadowed by a detective to
Hit' that he did not get away. I took
no stock In his partner story.
lie eventually paid Miss Henilcraon
in.'i.'ioo. which wnn all, no fnr an could
be proved, of the nmounta her father
had pnld him. Thin wnn facilitated tiy
the fact that he hnd mnde a great den
of money out of the fund while he
held them. He refused to tell trie the
aorret he held over Mr. Henderson,
but admitted that there wnn nothing Id
It that would have served with a man
of different tcmiernment.
When I told Mlsn Henderson thnt I
llm plaliitlft will apply to tlm court for
llm mlliif prayml for In hla complaint,
towil: For a ilncrim forrvnr illMilvliig
" "mrnK,. inn marriage contract, now
anil imniioiiira, minting lietwrnui Iha
planum sun ilntiinilant, upon llm groumli
oi cruel anil lolmiiinu tivalinvtil
rrmliirlng Ills I Iff luir,lninu,i,,F
iiils suiiuiioiis Is aervral iihiii you hy
piihllrntlun thsreof, tiiirsuniit to onlnr of
the llomirslila I) A Heaaonnr. County
Juiige or Wnliiiigi,,ii Cnuniy, tin k, I "J
ina.lii, riiuilerpil and ilaLnil on On, inn. .UJ in.. Ml.r
,,f i , " i
... m nil, in, j, mi ,
Hagley , ilara.
Attorney fur Plaintiff
Notice of Final Settlement
hnd a fortune for her she received the
news with great surprise. Hhe could Notice Is ,rtiy Ktvr tmi lim n,r.
not understand how nny man could signed has 11, ml bis final awonnt an
have iHissessisl a Mis-ret Incriminating ""''"'n'ntrnUir In llieomirauf tba cmuly
her father, whom she ts-lleved to have ,rr.k."i,l',r,HU.t" of .Oregon for tl.a Clln.
. , " """mngion n t in nmllrr ur tn
very go.l man. .sUteof THIU Jobnaon. That b, ,"Z
fliisi in iioi i win iii iiiiie repiiiii iii i " niuri um .Hau nny or Januarv
...... ... . IIIU l ,,'..l,u.L a u ..."
for wnnt i nan none ror tier tiy tn--
coming my wife.
. , . Ulll O I'IIM.S A 1 lir sail I Ull III II...
V . .. l,ll"iiurt boiianln
.ii. if. i h Mini. I tun, h ..r , -.. ,.
and was told lhal no is-aann whatnr
bad U--I1 iKM'bMifel Ho aiiapm-tnl
that the uwiii-r wtshixl to build on the
pns,rt) blmwlf, r Mlbty Ihi nilgbl
tin hi-W"tltliig with other partU
llrlle waa Very in mil dlMpailntMl I
Hbr told Hie gelitleiiiau that but few
rutMvrtw had the im-oiui pin-hji
large a pM.rty and If the opportunity
Were not tnkrli adratitagv of tatfh
plncra wuiiM reiiialu aa thaqr wtare.
pnsluctng tin liii.,iiw and my1n talM
that Vuukl gm.hmlty eat Ibnin Up
The young mini anU that tv wotlkl
gain cunfi-r with the owner ami mi
di-avor o tmpreaa bltu with thla VU-w
of tht rna
In a few daya Mr. Alexander railed
agnln to r.rt thnt be bad fatted In
tuiprvMi tin. owner of the prupxTty
with the reoaotia Mtsm lllurklny tunl
brought forth and feand that be nnd
other Vli.wa f, the lirolwrty. Th
matter drngged along. Tlie would
puniuiwr were known to lie looking
at otlM-r slti, and MIm lllmkley vrwa
dlM-otiragisI
'The only way I know fur you to
move the old curmudgeon," aald Mr.
Alexander one day In I VI le, "la to
hinrry blm. When ymi have done that
you can make him ibi what you like."
ltelle aiiiiitisl the Idea. Indissl, she
had tnkeii iiiilte a fancy to thla Mr.
Alexnnder, but anyway ahe wouldu't
marry an old lumi, eaHs-nlly a tuh
Isiru one Hut Hbe thought of the
matter and roiicluited that ahe would
asik the old chap over. Alexander
agreed o nrrnnge a tiieetlnK. but
when he admit lis) that be nut Id not
do no except as the Ix-glimlng of a
tnntrtmoiilnl negotiation llelle lialktsl
again; but, receiving nu advance on the
offer fur her proierty conditional on
the purchase of the adjoining estate,
nhe consented. It waa arranged Unit
Nile go the next day lo uiaku the call,
Mr. Wilkinson having an attack of
gout which kept him off bla feet.
Mian Hinckley waa received at Um
dm by a servant ami uoheivd Into
where nhe saw Mr. Alex
audcr sitting In an euay chair with a
U-g stretched out on a foot ret. Hut
be rose without dirflculty and aald
"I am Uie owner of thla protwrty
having tsmght It tl- day Mm your
Brat call here. If you wlnh uw to Join
you 111 effis'ttntf R anle to theon WC
trie men you will buve flrat to prom
lae to tnarry me. I have gut another
bid for both idiM-ea nnd run make
thme iHtrtbm to whom you vrlitn to
ell pay double the amount they hare
offered, for they must have the alte."
Minn Hinckley wan oulte ready to
make the promise, nnd Isitb den la, thn
CheW.-l I t .ll tat
frU n ', ! .1 I t tttra 1 1
tb i t 4 ! yl
h oi r 'l k
fnd lr-li hrr eijml
arm ami .lr-w at MHil
,t r i'i ' I,.- m at J
he n, . .,.'..1 In frWH I
d ..r m .1 ' .1 It ."
-f... !-....., MI 11 1
III.-I.I I ' ' 'V
Iwrf. .r. T' i IU '-Ml
near the lrrVV hiasf
nniiitts" Tfa KtWll
itfTf In th Nninlrf!9
w!i, h tVr l,1 tstrasll
In one f IV tuba s ft
ah-eii-. a In wl tel
Inir ii I .ml-.' . A. t!a
a.mp p!i i "'M"f i4
f illrt i. a Isitw WI
liluCuhn t'li' nno k',i
saw lh.it he h"i M
Ilia n ii .Mfi i iiffi
rmliiit I1 "p '"" to1
Th. tu t 11
tliclr Iniiita "h"
ff t,, tr . Mli-a
Ihniwii .'1" r,',,
rl.-t In "ne uf lta
and stii.tl . r Wi
g.-d tin-in l"t" lh
were plnol ll mK"'
bad N-. li "'.'I wrrla-'
When the i.m.-rtla
ri'l" wna "-
liUta wti.i hn,lN-raw,.o,
rtende ni'd ''" M
li b..ua.-i near by k
all, In Ih-i, r..lli-1'd iff
the center "f theeiMMW"
order t mnr.-h.
1 1 ii I r an h-r HMI-"
If lu n nrd ""0)"
aM
wall. The l'rl,w"
. .1 a. all tV
aland agiii"t ""
toll Then na nnvwnp
",.ld up year
.;verv bund '
. it. line.
UIK 1 1 ' ' II
"Why doe thin hen reftine to anwo
clate with tho other hen?"
"Oh. that hen la descended from nn.
of the orlglnul Plymouth Rocka."- J",;nHbin,dwaseil
Kansas City Journal.
Ingbin.HtHln of (ireiron. hau l.... n.i'i
wiL'!!!.1'.1,'.'".!1'''1 ''I",' r'.,r ,"'rl"K olf ninrruige nnd tho rwil eatate, went
.y t' Md llnnl ammunl and tl..,....,i.
aeiiiiiiginnaama. "
Oliver Jolinalun Mr"' Alexander facetiously rail bet
niiiniiiuirnuir or tne Htate ol
esute of Tllllel hnnband "Old ('nniiiidgion.H
Thero Ii a man In our town.
Ilia nature la real iwwit,
Yet ha will cuss the janitor
And holler for morn hunt.
-Cincinnati Knqulrer.
I)ate of II rat publication, January 1st,
i,'i.,..ui ii i.i.. . .... I
iviiviiiiiiia r lilfii . Wi allN
Hailing burning, IV,rtla,,,r (irngom
aLtorneva for .iu,u ' '""S"i
WasblngU.n Hotel, Monday. We.lnes.lay
ami rrlilay
Rhe-iinfnro we wero married you
solemnly declnrod thnt yon nover could
be hnppy without me.
He-True. Hut marriage haa mnde
another man of me.-Ilonton Tn. Olllee hours. I n.4 ... n
i - r ..iiiiiii nuns,
Dr. Gertrude Phillips
Oslsopalhio Physician.
acrlpt
to 12 R. Ill,
Saved by
Clean Hands
By F. A. MITQIEL
There wnn a time toward the clone of
the attempt of tho commune lo govern
Parte when tho communtaU wort ttgbt-
.t . i ,1. w em rlela I
W II""!' . h
hem to nlan.1
i..- tsll
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man r.1... 1""' ""J!
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