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Cement, tic are all new and
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bin roof. Come in and have
We givt a dollar in
dollar in colli.
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New Yard at nti as vv aamngion on.
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TOR SALE
POLAND CHINA
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'From Famous Tccouisch Stwk, Sire H'6ch
sold for aioo at puhlic sale, at t.,LcniK M.f ,
Some fine high grade stock.
J. W. VDndervelden,
Roy, Oregon ' , ' ' -"
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COS SEGTIOri Of
Oil IS BED Scrap Book
Big I In Start! U rtotel at Three
O'Clock la the Morning
LOSS ASOVT TWFLVE TNULSAMO
Tw Wm al A Matt I Very few MhJ
tl lfottlU I Save
A diaaatroua fire vUilt-d the town
of Timber, on the 1. II & N.,
hortly after 3 o'clock. Saturday
morning:, and when the flames
had cotnpletid their work the
biuineaa section of the logging
town waa laid in ashes.
When the conflagration was
first discovered the fire had
progressed so rapidly that it was
impossible to successfully fight
the element The Imperial hotel
and saloon, the McKnight gener
al mercantile store, the I'oormsn
confectionery, a restaurant, and
the Timber hotel, known as the
Ysroell hotel, were burned, the
total loss ranging from ten to
thirteen thousand dollars, esti
mated. The conductor of the local
freight says that when he
awakened about 2:40 the entire
roof of the hotel was ablaze. He
hurried over to awaken the
guests.
The loases. as near as can be
estimated without access to act
ual invoices, cost of construction.
etc, follow
Impend Hotel, conducted ty
Kennedy & Daly, including sa
loon. $6,000.
Timber Hotel and accessories.
Ysrntll. rooms conducted by
Beatrice Baker. H000 to $5,000:
confectionery. $500; stoie, build
ing and part of contents. $1,500.
The roof of the depot, a log
structure, was so badly burned
that a new building will be nee
essary.
There was rumors of incendi
arism at the county seat, but
Sheriff Rieves, after a careful
investigation the day after the
Are, found nothing to warrant
the conjecture.
It is very doubtful if Timber
will again be elaborately built
The town did a thriving business
a few years ago. when tho lum
ber and logging industry was at
its heighth. but the past year
has seen financial reverses. Hut
one saloon was conducted in the
tevn, and it had hard sledding,
where before two were running
and doing a thriving business.
There is about $6,000 or $7,000 htei--i
litumnM rfiatrthiittvl over the I "V-.H
group, and Agent Vanderwal. of
this city, basaomeof the policies.
On Way 1 V. im a Staka.
ta tit l i;a tlu-y turd lu U-ll a
IUTJ la Xw Y'fii elul t'lti Jaw
O t'.rU u ami t'Wi' Umr llnrr, thra tU
bratl of lb Uar
rr I'tiMMitnJ
buua. J l'.rVu
bad a bal'lt i.t ai
wijt fiiHlUitf lila
ray du lu Ilia
Harper tn
Im-u In- OU
alvatty, a "
all It. ami U
ro w a c tni!7.
OiMt tiny i-t
tm tt-n t
r'rankllu tuire
a bi:fr4
tVUbrr lliinr
lt U-t hltn bat
larY ra
(HMtl. atxl Ibla
atlu u ti r Uti
Duid. Ila awura
dxiihI. and HliiiU
y, att liig alurK
placard Ub
"L I I g tiu'a
AfrVa1 Kli.ti-d
oo iu Uic. be
t' It tnil It over and oo th blauk
aid drrw tii l,ir.e Uat UtU-T tb
"Uutt ut Hari,r'a Atttbora.
aniHtmUis.
IVfrr unr on waa aware or bla In-
Itxitkuii O llrk n bud afUi lird a trllig
lu llm rn!lrl. liuiiic It aiiout nta
at- k. wallwl d n ta Ibf atrwt and
iwrtiil.il nir'aud diiwa bafrn the ul
tlaliliitf Iiiim. ut ptiiirnea tanre crowd
laibrrMl. but O llrlm waa oUlurai
Klnt all mlivath-a.
fcViut tn till I UK ani mouc-f
from llan-rr." aakl be. and bt dldu't
A initiiruuilx waa mm ellwM
ttinuch idf rtMitluiu of a flv dollar
hill, and O lirVii wt-nt on Ida y f'r
(but d4y.
yyj
rAi'Ko rr xd
iio w a.
nlahi'i pala
W. 0. Donclson
UNDERTAKER
Hi
Calls attended night or day.
Chapel and Parlors.
Who Defended
the Works?
By F. A. MITQCL
Apparitiana.
At noun of nigta an-t at lb
ami.
Mi., h thliuia Kav clwiH4 to m
Aa una tr wuukl aKly Ull a
frl.nJ
for (Mr ut HHtrkerir.
ajutdowa, ro aa. tnlrajat ot tha brmlnl
I knot Kot. futlh. Itut L
( it umr. .(t-inaa tl dd ahould walk
acaui
Thitn that tba iikk ihould dlT
x - -THumaa fily AUrtch.
Nafa WawdarM Matnary.
Nat Uilwlu'a MfffiPlra nd I tie re
mnrknble Cdfllty with wbWb Um fa
iiioaa artr b U-cu abltt ta recall In
tbt-m o nmny tblK '"t f k'u
life crowdttl with rk b and ran upert
tin. Iiatl Iwu uudwr Ut uvlim.
"Thliitfa lif never could bate made a
mmomuOiim of." Mikl an admirer.
"but I'lmahiK tUlusa wbk U munt Uavt
Imimwd tuouiM-Irr on bla uilitiL are
M-t diwu lu wi. b a brlulit way aa to
bow tbnt Ibpy Ut bnv hntu writ
leu out of a rpninrkiilite memory."
"1Nh Iio rruwiiiUr nll wf bla nmr-
rbtrfpr lbitl a wit thins-all of
tlitx bnpiH-u.il In a iwrl.r f a Clik-aco
nlt.mld rtnlly like to know.
waa tho eiilhiui.-intlc anawer.
"Up hnMi't forpHiou flip.
"Tlifit lit hu a remarkable memory
Iml,.!.- alalMHl tho vot-r.-L Ixul
tJlolw-IemotrnL
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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We Want Ever
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That we will, beginning at once, give Cash :
Register receipts with every casn ha e, . -showing
amount of sale, date ana ; who ;, , .
made the sale. We will astc you wjkeeji es
these receipts as we are going to give
back to onr cash customers one ay'scash
SHltSrcach month. We will select one day .
each mouth and will anuottnee in our wm
tdew on the 5th day of each month he
date we have selected Mid then all you ,
will have to do is lor4 er y out Cash
Register receiiHs M "4 te ,you
have any bearing tt l y '
just bring them to us w "'w
your mohey. There Ji no - " "
proposition. '"u-f-
W W Hyalt la Silw Miller, tract ij
KiveiakU Aetea m
W V fiytadall to Srtiha lltck, lot
1 blk u Clark's ad V C-oa. looo
W J R IWach to W V PryctSUII. 40
a arc It 1 1 a r w. .1 300
Sanaa to jaoole Piyendall, a aliove. lu t
J A Thombnrth lo U Beglitivr, tr
4) Virginia Piace.... ... iood
M K Huirhr to R UaJwlh Wooil, i
a lot 6 In lot It, Cufiin Home..... 500
I. C Gllprnetal toCJ biidartt, 1
rlfhla of war..... . a.... i
A It Witbrew lo Bite UtaDton, blk 4
Tiaibrf Towaalte I
C Blaatt to Edna Scbaffer, 6011 jSfi
aa Oak 8tteel.....i. . 1000
Ira H H Arawt to in 11 ckey, t a
K Wiillatna die, llbo... . . .. jc
I Jacob eVbarietto Kicbard Knotu,
aaatet I I at I w. t.. .......
Ol. Webb Ho Uiella Wilkimoa, Iota
16 and it h'k n W Portland Uebt
tU.a C II bbe4 t Anna M M yl ie,
' 8.51s a Ml IJ neae-neeaviiia
W. A SbawKtu p.ulina iulekrt,
ua loo It Beav-ReedeU'e.'..... . . . .
Um in Same: mt lot iT hnaoa
Bet ad H a Jtaxdv'le K oner man
J MBuber to R ,C HHK H TO
' Nay lor die , . .-, .......,.....v". ...
t W Cady lo I M Baibcr.i aeamc d c
Deaa lack to C O Rein, 1 a ec 1 1 3
lw
3 M MilU to Luln D Rye, a c 10
t a r 4 w, 100
O L Hn-lon to Mvote In Co, lot 3$
Oak I'etk ......... ..i ... ...... . vi
W M Oavla 10 NrMie UtuHcri, lumt 1
utflMe4t 1 f 1 w 1 000
Mouie ln Co to Katberine Huat a, '
lot aa Oak Park,..., ... 10
Ja B B owa to Ethel Rrown, 17 H
ta Wanhlagaon County.......;..... . I
Ada Wyatt to R M Kiwtn.lot 6 blk
3 riTaw'm..in j"""
Dan MeUed to U W llorgn, U lo
nee n ( t S I 4 w. tow
S W C'ane to Sme, aame aa above t
Carl Wohimaa o Prank Col felt, 4 -
hitiln Shetwod . r ij..... 10
V, Howard lo Mary R Reevev I 60 a
a Cornell road to
-jAha Jtmteoa to E Iw Wenrtt, 30
-tXaeettw . rr a... .....0000
C to Ruchasan lo Cot a Hyatt, lot it
Rivtrilde Acrra... ....
Anna he mold et al to H
40 a tee 16 1 lirjw,..,
.1
Hvlmold,
Do not forget to sk for a
Schiller when . you want a good
10 cent smoke no '"sough oust'
in the Schiller. 12tf
FOR THh
Conerata Bade.
At the tlmo when cum rote fooda for
euna were Iwlim f.mud mfonltmr. al
U'ltxt, lo rumor-all ou r the nlllfe" ter
rllory. an Amcrh-nn In Turin went np
to a iK.lH'viiiitii aud vUI mysUrlously:
"IVl! Are you looklna for Grmnn
apk-ar "Mala oul!" mWI the wlk-e-
umii. taklnir from undr hla cape hhi
no(i'lHxk atxl M'ii II. 'Tlicn, aald the
AiuiTlcnu, to ilio Uotol ik Blune
and arrwt the irirMor. He'a put up
at leant two concrete bed tber.
know, lieruuae my wife ami I lct In
'em btNt ulijlit."
A Family Indoatry.
"Now," aald Mr. Join's enerjwtlffllly.
"I think Ifa hlKb lime. Jimmle, that
you iK-giin to learn HouiclhUiK, and 1
im coiuit to t.ti. U yoiu e win ncsin
by countlntt I be op!e In our famll;
"Yctli, thlr." en hi Jimuile.
"Now. mother Ih one nml 1 am one
ao thnt nmkcH two. iloeau t itr
"Yeth. thlr." aitkl Jlmtnlo.
"Ami now, erondmit b oue, and ehe
makes how mnnyT".
Jimmle looked Interested, but doubt
ful.
"Three, Isu't tt?" prompted rather.
"Yeth. thlr," wild Jimmle.
"Ami now. there s cramlpa.' lie
makes how many? Four. Isn't Itr .
"Yeth. thlr," mild Jimmle.
"And then tlmre's Aunt Ellen. She
makes-how inauy? Five, Isu't Itr
"Yeth. thlr," said Jimmle.
"Thon there's I'mle Stonueo, He
mnkes" -r , .
"Itut, dnddy," ex Inlmeil JUuiule, "do
Ihey all make horn lu jT-Youth's Com-
pautoit. :' t;
What a rail Waa Thecal
Tho Criminal Uvt MdriisIim vouches
for the following:
A rouna lawyer employe! to defend
S CUlprlt Choret WHU stenuiiK n pis
resolved to convince the eourt thnt be
wns horn to shine. Accordingly he
nrocceded to deliver tho following brll-
llnnt xonltuin: "May It please the
court and gentlemen of the Jury, While
Buroiio Is Imthtnl In Moon: wntie
clnsslc Greece Is struggling for tier
rights and llliertles nnd trampling the
nnliullowed nHiirs of the bearded in
dels to dustt while Americn shines
forth the brightest orb In the polities!
skr-I. with flne ditlMcnce. rife to d
find the . cause of this humble hog
thief." . :.:"
IBest Fire Insuranca building
AND PROMPT 8KTTLB
MKNT OF LOSSEH 8KB
1 am prepared, to do all kinds
of Building and Repair work,
I YANUU1VYV1. gepeena an(j Screeidoors. Shop
' ' ' I .. a . . - v ,
iC Mam ana rroui.
All kinds of furniture, plate
and orism glass doors, and w.n
w Als6 Kawneer bars.
Jux Lonoon & Lanca-
shire Fire Insurance Co.
Wbea the rmaiM were oasrlglng
I'uria In 1S71 one part r the terra
a ma ta !b very outaktrts of the rlty
and eocoontered a portioa of tbs de-
fvuH. auBM-tblug Uke a iToratVtsry
larrs-sde blurting a street Tbert was
only room fur a slDgto company, am)
lu captain before making ao attack
atouil tiff and. raising a pair of blaora-
tar. exsmlned tbs works.'
Tuey were cMiiposed of paring stones.
pkvt of tlmlier and au- b other articles
aa bad u-en brought togHber tor an
Improvised furtlflcatloa. But tho csp
Ula could not seo a sbigto msa on sh
(arniM-t. This bo did not Ilka. Tbert
wns the k-k of a trap about It If bo
moved bis troops forwsrd h must do
ao over a dlstaaco of somo SO or 000
yards between two walls not thirty
rert apart and straight aa aa arrow.
Ha could nut deploy bis men by tho
fliink. snd ss for scattering along the
atrect tbey would bo on behind aa
otber. sod a shot would bring down
every man In lino.
Moreover, the cantata noticed a dark
l4 la tbe works, which Indicated that
a single stone bad been removed la the
very center of the fortlflcstlon. He
awtutned st am- that tho aperture was
fur tbe muule of a cannon, wbk-n
would sweep I be street, doubtless, with
the scattering projectiles of the period.
Tbst meant that heroes a rorco or
eighty men-tbe number nader tba rap
tain's command-could reach tho barri
cade a large proportion or them would
be killed or wounded. .
The i ni.ialn called his Urst Ueu ten
ant, handed Mm bis glass, directed him
lo Inks a look at the bresstworka and
then sked him wh.it be thought about
aa attempt to carry them. The lieuten
ant examined the Works, Ihro, lower
lug his glass, remarked: "
What are the orders, cn plain T"
Tu orders are to move forward."
"Then we must movo forward, but
those who live wUl bar moved back
ward."
Tbe captain's only response wss aa
order to advance.
Shoukler to shoulder, tbe men march
ed on-for. as baa been said, tbey could
not scstter-tll! about a third of the
distance bad been traversed. Then a
puff of amoke Issued from tha dark
spot lu tbe center of tha works, and a
storm of missiles broke upon tbe ad
vancing Hue of Ccrmuna. A third ot
the company fell, and another doaen
limped or ataggered to the rear.
The rest pressed on, but a few min
utes were lost In reforming, or. rather.
closing, the gnpa that bad been mode.
With steady step they marched tin
they bad covered half tbe distance be
tween their starting point and me ron.
There wss light where the dark spot
bad been, and they knew that tbe
piece bud IsH-n retired to be reloaded
Tills gave them courage. It waa an
old fashioned muule loader, and Una
must ls ssnt after every discharge
In rvlomllng. Tho cupuiln gave the
odor to doubte quk'k. but before tbey
had covered a dozen yards there came
another hailstorm, and another twenty
ui.'ii were nt out of the tight.
Tills was terrible slaughter, and
the force recoiled. Some ateod ready
to retrace tMr ettie; others started
hack The .second lieutenant stood In
rear ami striking some of the fugitives
with his sword, drove them back to
ward Urn euemy. The captain was
among (lie wounded and lay In a pool
of his own blood. The first lieutenant
cried at the top of bla voice "Forward
inenr and started at the bead of som
thirty soldiers to make the rest ot the
distance aud storm the tort though
tbe move waa now a forlorn hope, tot
be expected that on reaching It be
would find It defended by double the
uu m tsr of those who were making tbe
attack."" . .
When within fifty yards of tbe bar
ricade there came another storm or
missiles. Unit the Germans were laid
on the stones of the street, while the
other half broke ami fled. The lieu
tenant called to them In vain, Prefer
ring death to following them in night,
he turned ami ran forward to tbe fort
expecting every tuotneut to be snot
down, lie reached the barricade and.
with a pistol In one hand, bla sword
In tho other, climbed to the eammit.
There ho stood, twwiklered by tie sight
that met his view. 1' ' 4
Not a mnn waa behind the stones.
Tbe gnu which the recoU front the last
shot bad driven backward a few feet
wns there, r tb'n !Uin of saaoke Issuing
from Its rent Ismnkag against It waa
a girl about twenty year otv . sue
looked up at tbe lieutenant aa though
expecting Instant death. Involuntarily
be uncovered. .-Tip' V t
Mademoiselle," be Stammered ' In
broken Frepcb, "where are the men
who bnve been defending tfefet barrl-
ender
"I have been defending this barri
cade, monsieur," was the reply.
, "You alone?"
.'i-alonc. Through a blunder tbe
fores that waa to have held thla work
was Ordered elsewhere." -
"Melu Oott! Uas a whole company
been drlveu back by a, glrir ,
At lhls momeut a company of French
soldiers came around a comer at dou
ble quick The lieutenant succeeded
itt making good , a retreat, bearing
cheers behind nun: ; ,
; "Vive mndemolseller
Ilavtng Joined bla commander, be ted
them agnbi to the attack and Soalty
captured the - barricade. Ue loot;!
A""s arnc..
.PARTISAN
Imported Registered Percheron Stallion Black, finely
built, one of the best sires in the county, will make the
1915 season:
Laurel, Monday, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M., Scholia, Tues
day, 8 A If. to 6 P. M., Beaverton, Wednesday evening
to Thursday. 6 P. If. at liverv barn. Reedville. Fridav.
6 A. M. to 6 P. If., Hillsboro, Saturday, 6 A. It. to 6. P.
M., at Redmond barn.
TERMS: Single Service, $5; Season, $10; to Insure
with foal, 15; For live colt, $20; 52.50 deposit required
on insurance. Care to prevent but not responsible for
accidents. GEO. H. CHAMBERS, Owner.
. (Copy)
Stallion Registration Board. State of Oregon.
License Certificate of Pure Bred Stallion No. 1379.
Dated at Corvallia. Oregon. March 10. 1913
The oedigree of the stallion Partisan. No. 42618 (60008)
recistered in the studbook of the American Percheron Horse
Breeders and Imoorters Assn. Owned by Joe Otto, of Hillsboro.
Washington County. Oregon. Bred by H. Barbe. Department
of Sarthe. France. Described as follows: Black; Star. Pedigree;
Hratna 1X1723! aire: So ion (23041) Dam; Germanicua (7825)
Sire of Sire; Lisette (ZSCC8) Dam of Sire; Sultan (1400) Sire of
Dam; Suzon (5774) Dam of Dam. Breed Percheron; Foaled in
the vear 1S03. on Mai 8. and has been examined by the Stallion
Registration Board of Oregon, and is hereby certified that the
said ataliion is of Pure Breeding, is registered in the studbook
that is recognized by the associations named in section nine of
an Act of tbe Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon pro
viding for the licensing of stallions, etc filed in the office of
the Secretary of State. February 23. 1911. and that the above
named ataliion has been examined by the veterinarian appoint,
ed by the Stallion Registration Board and is hereby reported
free from infectious, contagious or transmissible diseases or un
soundness and is hereby licensed to stand for public service in
the State of Oregon.
Ermine L Potter.
- Secretary Stallion Registration Board
Note:-Thia license must be recorded in the office of the Re
corder of Conveyances of the County in which such stallion is to
be used for public service, and must be renewed March 10, 1916.
(Horse sold by Joe Otto to Geo. H. Chambers)
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