XL
..jaaoao AMct Taanaavotee it
i
s
C Jwa T. Mil. Mult cl
vtft flwttered dovm chimney
thw M of Ernest Harold Baynea to
Mertdem. N. tt, mad m promptly
banded tad released. Tbe NrnJ o(
the old style and bore tb numtwr (XSM
At 8 o'cturk p. m. on June l 1912. two
chimney ewlfu ftew from tbe chimney
luto tb hm room of Mr. Paynes'
house where the bird had been caught
year and eUrht days Ufore. Aud K!
whew tle birds were taken la band
aud erauilned one of them proved to
be 32iS. Remarkable as this may era.
this diminutive creature, less than all
lmhre In length, bad traveled ouudred
of miles to Central Atnerk-a or else-
wb.-re to the trojib-a where he speut the
w Inter and then had made the Uvig re
turn journey at the approach of mai
mer and found aaia the chimney of
hts choice ta Tillage In faroff New
Hampshire. And throughout hts Jour
aey lug the little alundnuta ring had
traveled with hlia and had proriured
Bt the least efftvt on the bird's Kml
One wonders If the swift lived al
ways In the same hollow tree to South
AiuerVa. Xw York Toet.
A Youthful Speculator.
Senator John Sherman made his first
pecalatlou when be w aa a boy of Bit
teen, and It turned out badly. At toe
age of fourteen he was working for the
lusklngiun Improvement company at
3 a month and at the age of slxteea
was anperiutendont of an important
part of the work aud had been ad
ranced to $40. During the winter be
was idle, as the canal was closed. It
was at tbU time that be attempted bis
nrcnbitfon. Salt waa very low on the
JlnsldnjutB river aud ery hlh at Cin
cinnati Ko John bought a lot of salt.
loaded It on a scow and started It down
the river. All went well nntll wltbln
one day's float of tlie Ohio river, when
the theniututetcr wei.t down to aero,
and the scow rViuainod right (her for
two lone mouth. Kverybisly bad a
. great lauth over the youthful specula
tor, but be Ih'e.l long enough lo return
the l.iush with luUTot. Si. Louis
:ioUvIeiiiHrat. - ' . ,
W'i
if
Th Horaa Chestnut.
Why the borse rhtwtitut b so called
l reUil.Hile i!ut. but lt h'SSt One
I I'Mo exil:iii:itioii of lite ntinie may
! fi.:ind in .i e-uliar characteristic
.f tlo ine If. v.hen it Is mature, a
l.-:f I Itro'.on -..if rliMnlv nt the point
where Uh s..0i jIIUM lite l.rKtx h. It will
1 dixeiiviifd lh.it the base of the
stem is the evatt shape of a horse's
biNif. aud If one looks further oue wttl
wee plainly nmrkej upon the "hoof
the nail marks of the horse's shoe. Tbe
similitude of hoof and nails U at least
remarkable. It might be supposed, in
K'wi f. i t "-(. ;-,r. tioe. that
horses were fond ot ibe fruit, but one
believes that this Is not tbe case.
Hot does any other creature, except
perbapa the rat or mouse, attempt to
sot this natural and abundant product
E& tends Us
Ortfoa,a ssooad
at eTUawii
Statement ol ewwerahbx sea. of Uls-
twm Argiw. CM. I, tCli. nskUshsea. L.
A. I-"" sn m McKisibwt:
V. Mcbinner, MHor. UA. !
Itgned) Ul.Un
SulwrritMd sad swjra te betuea bm
this Uik if At oTOetotwr.
U II tiKreniMa. Koury Publie
It. A. lAi&a. Editor.
County Official Paper
Imo4 Kverf
ll.W par Annam.
Tkmrwlnj
-T- ' ,
IXHO McKINNBT
The iVtston lied Sox have won
the world series aminst Phila
delphia, getting the pennant in
four straight mmes after Philly
won the first of the series. To
say that the series overshadowed
even the war is not putting u
too strong, for that was the first
word, every day at noon "Who
won .today?"
Bulgaria has declared war and
is now with the Germans. This
means that the Balkan states are
divided, with Greece staying
neutral It is not expected.how
ever, that ureece can long re
main outside as England will
probably force her hand, having
anded troops on Grecian soil.
The conflict is still in doubt,
with the Germans in the as
cendancy.
"Carina Married Couples,
If every wife who Is trying to cue
her husband and every busUaud who
Is trying to cure Ma wife would stop
tbe operation and all the husbands
would devote their energies to curing
i t i ' themselves and all tbe wives devote
J their energies to curing themselves r
hollies would be a great deal
' than they are tday. JJ
ing wives woo a
energies " oelr
usb aetrlnientnl
j jl3 home than the
fS?,, -fThere are husbnndi
!, Wliumnire set themnelves the task of
curing thetr wives of liuperfo-tions of
so much less consequence than tbe lu
Ormlties of chnrarter and temper nos-
i aeiwed by the butiband himself. Edln-
burgh Scotsman.
In the death of Lou Stinson,
of Salem, Oregon has lost a citi
zen of genuine worth. ' His heart
was ever, with the poor and low-
y, and his kind word and ready
smile made the world brighter
and better for those with whom
he came in contact He has lett
his impress on the state as has
no other man with the same
chances in life. The great fra
ternity which honored him has
no regrets that it extended to
him the hand of fellowship but
it has regrets that he is no more.
For Sale Singer sewing ma
chine, good as new; also buffet
and dining table. Inquire at
this office.
P. O. Brown, who has a home-
swaa in me upper country . nr-iyealed
rived Ia3t night for an 1 -
visit with his 'l
U Latham. "
Henry aiaiines. oi Laurel, was
aa Argus caller today.
ir. lurwin mis morning re
duced a fracture of the leg for
Sarah Pierce of Orenco.
The Cong. Church will hold
box social in the Moose Hall,
Friday evening. Oct 29.
Do not fonret the Scholls
Grange Fair, beginning October
1K lomorrow.
Leo Murphy, of above Buxton,
is serving davs in the county
jail (or assaulting utto Skibbe.
tiair-orother. , .
Card social and dance-Th
usual card social and dance takes
place at St. Matthews School
hall, this Friday evening. Oct
15, commencing at 8:15. Every
ooay invited. Admission, 25;.
Daniel W. Ward, of Forest
Grove, and Miss Ruth Goodin. of
Cornelius, were married in Van
eouver. Wash, Oct 12. 1915.
1 he groom is a grandson of Dr.
W. D. Ward, of Forest Grove.
ar.d the bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodin.
Mrs. M. Fruttieer. of .Hills
dale, has sued Fred Lanirer for
W30 damages, .alleging that
ianger ran into her wita an
auia. on me siavin lwad. near
Portland. Langer will fight the
case, it is said.
Dr. L. W. Hyde. Spanish War
Veteran, yesterday received
word of his appointment as Aide-
de-camp to the Cnnmander in
Chief of 4he United Spanish
American War Veterans of the
United States. This is ad honor
that but two others have on the
Pacific Coast
Ellis Miller, the 17-year-old s
of Andrew Miller. Oak Park, was
operated on for appendicitH. this
week, by Dr. Uobb and Dr. Kr
win. crnesi losii, the same
age, and who is a son of Fred
Losli. of Cedar Mill, was oper
ated on for the same trouble the
first of the week. "
Are you troubled as to the Bi
ble? Then hear the sermon at
the M. E. church Sunday rrorn-
ing, on "Is Belief in the Bible
Scientific?" Are you pessimistic?
Then be sure and. hear the ser
mon at night "Is Life a Trage
dy? Live congregational singing
is a special feature of the night
service.
Worth going miles to see the
wonderful deep sea motion pic
tures. ocean bottom secrets re-
Pettsry and 6swsy.
la the royal ma uu factory of pottery
t Mefcnea, Saiouy. the work aa fer-
tueriy carried on wtth the tmt ae-
rnvy lo prevent tbe five froi
bmtmUuc too a eb- herv. The
tahlbibuwut was a complete frtre,
the prtoHllU of wbk k sa not rabwd
day or uU'ht, no atrancer beta per
mitted to enter for any purpose what
ever. Every workman, even the chk-f
Inspector, waa aworn to silence. This
tujunctkm waa formally refieabnl every
month lo the superior orfl.vrs employ
ed, while the workmen hod ronMantly
before their ryes In larue kttT the
warning motto. -Re Seft t'ttto
tVath." It aa well kuown that auy
pTu divulshiit the roooa wuld be
tuiprboHl for life In tbe rele of
KoeuUxtrln. Ern the klmt hlmoelf
when be took stratutvra of dtittuAlkn
to visit the wurka waa enjoined to se
crecy, Oue of the firemen, however,
escaped and assisted In establlshlntt
manufactory In Vienna, from whkk
the arenrts spread all over liermnny.
LigM and Sound and Class,
Why doesn't tbe cked window shut
out llcht Just aa much aa It abuts out
soundT Itoth ll;ht and sound travel
through the air, aud their waves come
in contact sllb the (taMa. Tbe light.
after It baa goue tbnmgh tbe window
seenw Ju-t as strong or stfungrr, whlls
tbe sound seem ever so much weaker
Why U It? Many of us have woodvt
ed. The rcamm la that light Is not I
wave of air, while sound la. Light Is
wave in tbe ether ahl.h to In tbe
Kl iks aa well aa In the sir. so that light
In ysUiig through glass stUI has Its
natural path of ether. Hut wbett sound
wave strike tbe window glass ttay
muxt put the glass luto vllntl.m. snd
tlie gUw bi turn muM make the air
lusldo vllirutc All lliU ksens tbe
nrv'iii,t!i of the sound se, aud they
retu-b our ears nipallo of prodm tug
).- utartllnx effe. t tuau are tbe Ughl
wares whk b reach our eye.
Th Msasurs of a Man.
At u. mceilug nt w hkh a romlneut
modem staiesumu, who Is h.t In sta
tute. to e.ik the Itoitl t tiairuiau.
emleatoruig lo 1 witty, oluterved that
he wits somewuut diimpimtuted stwul
the Mlltk lau's l)hl. al iirotwrtlous
i had hard so murb nU.ut this geu
leumii. be subl, "that I naturally e
xh U-1 lo tiH-et a big aisn lit every
eiwt. but, as you see for youraelie.
b very Huiall." Many an anu
auuld have beeu Upset by soeh SU uu
ortiiiinle N'Sliniliig to the proceedings
but not so this one. "I am grieved lo
tlmt." be said, with mock serkMimieM
tbut your rhalrmau la dltunioliilnl
my slxe, but this Is owing to tbv
way you have here of measuring a
niau. in my irt of the kingdom r
uiensure a man from bis ruin up. bin
you evidently measure htm from from
bis chin down."
Fsarsd Premature Burisk
Tbo doiiof who U ft Inst rurt Ions thai
watrb should 1 died, lo bki
Tks rssuly Leak,
No Ve.aeoce of lowiue. nothlmj that
stands written In nay book, may saay
tbe hxsrt as dure, that etuUve uaUty
-tbe race mark I a ta a4 Ihts Is
into of the ot ous pbysfc si SM-ect
than of Its lboe.nd seit conaola
tlowa. All the world knoas tbe lisp
burg lip. tbe Jaw line of tbe lue
trta. tbe subtle marks ef ctaip
keen Ibetr ek--iwe tv Ibelr own
Couactoosly or . each fsmUy rp
.i..U trure tbeae sinbols as the
small compaay of tbe learned might
before sotue luecrtptk-a on desrt
w..tm Um iiukm and ratcbre to
voo and me. T the few wb wader
land b-re H the key ht Bk ka the
lst
s. tho rinill mok la tbe arck of
... . .kk. fe
n ori'ir. vne corvo w
read ibe signature of ra.-e, Chawe
Imnrinl nutlia. matbS Seal of SottM
struggle so profound a to were set
our Itpe at this pertk-ular angle, or
through dimming attenuates lo per
neluslo a ceature bom thoosaud
run aro la h of m some
agony of boly or of soul
The fsaiUv look. Tbe Brsl we re
member; tbe last we shsll forget
lUUabeik liobiua la lUrper's Msgs
tine.
Fatber and Children.
"la the earlier years." says l'stW
fh-irles C Jelfrraon la tbe Womsaa
Home Companion, "rhltdrcn ran b
controlled by tbrlr mother, but by an J
by there couwe a tune when they brgin
to nolo the eiolu t of tbe fstber. Ni
eyea are keener Ibsa the eyr or
child. He sees everything tbe fiturr
does. He redects on what the father
dues not do Ills kiglc Is toetorsble
He argue SU wsjr to comluWi
whk-h rannit ) shaken.
If ht father des not pray. praef
mut tw unue-ewry. i.rosa owa
surety know what a kewlrd If bis
father neirr read Hie lUMe then the
but lik rsn l dlieiaed with. Is
Iher know what books are moat wurtb
reading If he does not go to rhun b
then lmr b atiendsiKe Is a inoi
and not a duty, for men so old snd
be father la would Rot beglert
rhurvh If thurvb were of Value to
tbem."
The Moft Rcmarhablc
Pictures the World H3 Evdr
kOTtt K TO i nKiiirons.
IN TIIK CtU NTY COURT OP THF
STATK OF ORKHON '0R WASH
INUTO.N COUNTY.
n Ilia Mallf of lbs kUi of luum
'liiik, lirevaaMi
nintli-e I hrry lm ibal lha uili
ignod haa bxea aouolnlad hi lha abut
nlllU.I t oiirt aa a.1 iiiinutiai.it til lha m
alaol Ausuala WumU, i.raae.t and
baaijualatleilwau'aalyUi lrwrih
ruaj inararor. ail hiwm
laims againai asld aaiais ata b.h.
uilinail ami raiiuirail U nriwii th
katnthat nltb the ruar vow-tin ih
. r in ma unoaralgtiail aluilnltrlir at
belaeoihieof Wiiliant il H.
Iran .National lUnk Huildin II. n. .....
Orngon. ithlo sis monlba fnuu lb lima
nervui.
- Ihla !Uh ds, id tlctubaf. iHli.
William Wtaraa, Ailmliiiairaiui ul
via aiMiwaiii.
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T'N1 TAKER
f- Rounder
I fJdY I
n " a I w a:i H in il I
Iwt. I i.jiUihi
Wm KttM a W
km .'fc..il
a-
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a Sm, ii
'W wwimn mm aHMrt' I.
M..4.mtMI sWswH.H.t2J
The Willi am ion Submarine Pic tit ret
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GRAND THEATRK
Friday Only. 7 RU. Frlcea IO-20c
15 USED ESnyAPWJS)
VESTIr1ETCK-rifI-KQ::
mm
1Q
The Hillsboro Phormocy
Unapprseiated Wit
Sir nenry Wot ton. fi twenty yenra
England's amlinssdor to the court of
Venice, dbum-ered. to bis sorrow, th.it
It Is not always wise to tie witty, even
In so simple a matter as writing In nn
autograph album. Once when visiting at
the bouse of a friend his lnwt bnaighl
out the visitors' book ami requested
Ulr Henry to Inscrllio bis name in it
-together with ome npproiHate m.,t
merit W illing to oMUre snil wishing
to say something nt once nent. witty
and wise, he wrote the following and
appended bis nnme to It: "An ambas
sador bt nn boucKt runn, srnt ahrond to
lie for his country." liut King Jitnies 1
did not appreciate the effort of his am-
bamdor. It was five long yenrs be
fore he received auother apiNtlulirmnt
at tne royal humlx.
Weighing the Baby.
"I have so often boen unitized to henr
leoile trying to devise a way to wench
the liuby tying blm In a towel find
uhIiij? vhiIous devbes," says a contrib
utor to the Woman's Home Companion.
ny hot stop on the sciiles with tbe
winy in your arms and then without
him? The difference la the baby's
weight. Like m8y fltJ(,r things, 'it is
easy wuen you koow how."
Precocious Talent,
l'roud Falbor-Tlmt boy of mine is
Eoing to Iw a great rtimtirler watne day.
HynipntlietlQ Friend-Wliut wakes you
I hi e-t so? P. F.-Wby. he Is only four
years old; and alremly has acquired
coupon thumb from clipping the pic
tures of bank buildings out of the njHg-Biiiea.-Ulcbmond
Tiuios Dispatch,
West
.yesterday, and
,mmf his mother, who
rd from a fracture of the
hip some weeks ago, is so far re
covered that she can with help
get about the house.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hutchison, of
aoove Worth Ulains, on the crest
of the ridsre, were in town yes
terday. It has been a good
many years since Hutchison and
the Argus man shot at a target
for championship honors.
Miss Brown, nurse at the Dr.
Smith hospital, has so far con
valesced from a seven weeks at
tack of typhoid that she was
able to be taken to her home in
East Portland, yesterday. Mrs.
Smith accompanied her to her
destination.
J. T. Rice, of Varley. was In
town yesterday. Mr. Rice Innka
for a good BtitF price for onions
this year, owing to the shortage
in Ohio and Indiana, California
is now shipping East and this i
a better prospect for the Western
market, particularly, Oregon.
There will be a special meeting
of the German Speaking Society
at the John Oppenlander home,
near Varley, Sunday, October 17,
at one o'clock p. m.. lasting.
mruuKn me aiternoon. All
members are requested to attend
as business of great importance
."ii i i "
win pe aiscu8sed.
A Washinirton Cotintv fines
, -r awB wv
has again attained fame in the
racing or tne world. Hal
paced 2:011 in the Grand Circuit
the other day. He wan trn1H in
Oregon, and his mother was
formerly owned bv Mrs. .1
C, W. Redmond told the mare a
few years ago. ' Hal Boy's fath
er IS Hal B the peleheot
pacer. Thos. A. McCourt at
one ume owned the darn.
Testing Fountain Pans.
Fountain pens nre tested by an in
triiment called a micrometer. If one
, piece of the nieoh;inium J out even n
six hmiilreiHirpart of an inch, tbe ml
crometer rejects It as fnulty.
Sarcastic
Wife All, that you ' are you owe to
me. John. J John If that wan all I
owed I could quit work tomorrow.
Dullas News.
' -Like the Bee.
Hokus-Wby" do roil liken Ilardiippe
to tbe busy, bee? H Isn't particularly
inJustrioiB,1 is he? Pokus-Oh, no! It
ln't thnt Hut. nearly every one he
tmicVa arnnr-'Tflwn Topics.
great" photoplay, Neptune's
uaughters," in six reels, featur
ing Annetta Kellerman, the
world s perfect woman.
Key. J. G. Tate, of 1'ortland.
will occupy the Cong, pulpit
next Sunday morning. Mr. Tate
is a Hood River friend of Rev
Hams, and is said to be a very
interesting talker. The Conir
State Conference is in session at
Hood River, this week. Mr.
Harris and .Mrs. 0. B. Gates are
representing the Hillsboro pas
torate.
OREGON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32
7:18
8:28 .,
9:58
12:43
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5:43
8:10 :.
9:i8 (Sat. only,
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From Portland-55 minutes.
7:54
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-a 10
to wnteh over Mm n U-lit and ibty for
live iniys. lie illreil. sihI hells were
to l tin Hit frotu bis ImihIs and feet to
Kive wiinilin; of lli Hllk'hteet move
iiient. rlimlly. IncUioua were to be
mndv In IiIh ttmii t.
Harriet Si.irtlueuu alwi hud a fesr of
burlul alive and left directions for hei
body to U ib-niitaleil, while 1jhI
iiunon nupni.ii.il rr a Mtt mortem
examination of ber remnlns. Which
we umy sik, Is (.-ntiler. the fenr of
death or the fear of llfel-Umdon
Klamlunl
GRAND LOIWE
Fred J, Sewell and Wm. Nelson
attended Pythian Grand Lodge
as delegates, this week. Mrs.
W. N. Barrett attended ta dele
gate to the Pythian Sisteia Grand
Lodge. Mrs. E. C. McKintiey
was elected Grand Junior for the
ensuing term. The Hillsboro la
dies put on the staff work, and
their drill was the het eooe
j witnessed at the Grand Lodge. I
Wsbttar's Worthless Area.
t. . a aa. .
tnwiici neiaiter was surely a (rent
jrarnr wnen ho uttered tlio peronitbih
at bis reply to 11a Vhe. ami a stpr.tmt
wnesiuun When be formulated tbe
AMilmrton treaty, but he failed as a
prophet when In the United Htates
leiiiite be deiioiiuced a pri.Hi,,u to
Jftiitillsli a mall Mine from In.l..!....
Jewf, Mo., to tho mouth of the Colum
bia river. "What." sold the Kislllke
fmrilil, "do wo want with this worth
lens area? TliL rrclon of KlVllifea ainl
wild ItcilKtft. of deserta. of shift li.c
nnils and whirlwinds of dust, of rac
lus'nnd prnlrio dopi? To whnt use
could wo ever bom. to nut them l.m..i
leMorts. or tlioso eiullcsa moiiniaiii
rniiKcs, Impiiiefnilile snd covered to
their very bane with ntemni .... 1
Whnt can wn ever boiie to do with tlie
western roast, n count of 3.tXiO miles,
rock Ixnjiiil, chei'rli-ss, tinlnvltlnit and
uot n harbor on It. Mr'. I'reslilent. I
will never vole one cent from the pub
lic trenxury t,, viare t,p i,.M, r,mt
urn Inch nearer to Hoston tl.un It now
Is." ExcliaiiK'e.
Could- Handle Beth Sides.
Simmon-imrt C.irker always will
Inn In hern" iMith of a question?
Klmi.iu'!-, Koi mi !.;; yil, let hlui do
aM il tiid:lti.-.li(jge. ' "
Mi
t cr j,tr p-'afo! ntnes are more
i-atiiav:t j-s-f!.. e iiiniietirs of our
" ' , ., .-i.
?.! " -1
"a.-, -a .u, -T-t Li fcf-lLys i.
- , , 'm n
- '&W &s 1''
l ,f a... . . ' oa ; "
Venic and Tourists.
The (,-reiit imiiti-jr 0f Venice Is that
of Ilioetiliir 11m 1I..11111
I lie moveiiieiit. f tlm foreigner, alt
ney are HKinrully gul.Ied and directed
hy n host of oriiH.tunt exs i tn. nre not
ouiiriui i rorw-nst. It Is known that
u uie rori'iKiier arrives nt the railroad
station be will tiko a Kondolu to bis
uoim. no may travel In tho fprrvl,i
or on f(K.t nil tlm rest of the time, to
"oney, nut when lie arrives he
ih ume a Koinlola. so that ha ma.
ciiKiiully mention In wrltlnir borne that
ho stepM directly from the train Into
luxurious Koiidola. Knowing this
peeiillailty, t, municipality f Venice
"" i'" l"" me Kondolu trallle from
the rallion.l aim bin as a sort of gauge
,M.wp.,i,j-, -ArKonaut.
i-mmI Savirement
IN TIIK COUNTY COURT OV TII'J
STATE OK tlKKCON Vtn
WASHINGTON COUN1V.
10 lbs Mailer ,4 lbs K.ui. of Ur,
U k, llMTaaarf.
N.illra la l..rl,. .1... ... .
ufT: '"""'Warnr ol aald aauia. ha.
nir,i Inlhsroumy t'4iirtof lhaHuir
w...., ,. ai a.v.Hil an. rrt a.
a-lii.ii.l,t, mrw,f, .,, (rt
. "f . m,Mi appointail kloj.lar. the Ml.
.T L IT"' . m- l bu"' IK
i. ..... "I ana lha r...i.itr
toort fmtn ol this I'mirt lloi.i :
fZu,.'.l" lt".',", i-1"--'"' -S'li
Ol'lM'llllllal law mm t.l M...I .
n h,..i ?" ana l..r
.... .....,,,, aj,im,u
wiismn ilavm I coiIm-, pm
. , , Harry I',.,,'
Admlninlratov of aai. aauu..
- . ...am u. liar.. Au..rn., for a.l,i
noticg or sHcirirrs sai.i
IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ma iB OK ORKt.'ON KOB
"AMUNUTON COUNTV.
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Mitslei.r Jnu. a 11 . . r
'Scea
abrinUviure. Oratid Theatre. Friday
A Swift Upparout
"I see you iiv your arm In a antr.
uMiuisitive piiHseUKer. "Bro-
ten, isiri i r v
"Yes, nir." respomliid the other nus-
"Meet wild nn ncclilflltr
"No; broke It whll trying to pat my
self on (lie back." '
"Oreat Kcottl uliat fwrr
Tor winding my own buslness,"
llutu's Horn.
A Ratio of Chickamauga.
One of ,m i,,,,.,, rh,r,B, () t))
miit post, No. 8'.'7, U. A It
r!Lnr'.",,0f Ur(ky the altar,'
presented by William Bcrri. It Is a
Blass case, (l w ,,vutl,r of wjk.h
bat lefleld of Cblckumauga, und each
of tbene ltuuipil thvn u einbedA- J
nix Han I,, ' iTZnZ.l:'"
'rel t ,. ' ' w;t h .u
lent HI ir . .... '"f of H if
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OK the Will dar of V , J1 . ' iU"" 'l
dais of ii
or allies imt dau, had I '. ' """'"T'
tossMi..rr. ir..".urnj
ft It I Hit M
It.... I aSHTfeym
" drs, Interaau Tl C '-' !.,
Oi.afa ' " aim
this th day ofSn
accruing
Costs
ilateil
" J'li'mnbar, I, ,
Bhurlff of WashlneiAn n '"VK",
km,.., i C A,PKte, Deuutv
first imiis. 8pb.in,ar,ni I'liti
jmi yyAiu.iMujio
Miy nUc the ordinary htm crop when yon cm
vrt wvcral liiiu-n ths net rcturon from waliiut. hh
at Ub r, in 8 or y ycam.? While w. have leveril
thous;iul Kltrl trcct, only a lew htuidrrt). afidc froa
tho iu ur wn ..rth.it!, luvc been planted in W'aib
inntoii County, when it i widclv known tint wc but
tluumiKU t.f arret of th finest Und auiuMc ( r wl
uut proltiction. -O.tr tree for tbe acan arc abaot
two-third.t Hold, and Rtiiiijf rapMlv. We arc pUciig
thi advertisement to jjivc WashiUKtoa County people
a chance to order before it U too late. This advertise
ment will not appear aain.
FlCttD CUONER and McCLURE
HilUlxiro, Route a
Inauguration of
Motor Car Service
Hrtwrc ii Hillithoro and Timber nod between Hill
iin and lliuMit on the followiojf icbedule.
iivtward , Stations
K 15 A.M. Timber
Cat-tor Creek
'..
1.4H
'.SI
.5
2.(7
2.10
9.19
9 2S
9.VI
9 3
9-5.5
StrftHncl
Seoficld ' '
WirfH .
Hates
Buxton " t,io I. M
Miinning 1.04
Carstcu I.02
DavU ia 57 ,
lluiks 12.52
Koy ia.47 -Sihefi1iu
12.41
aglcy 12.37
Main St ta 28
HilUboro 12.25
1 r J fit thcr information n tit lar.
rtlaocu. -
lortl
etc
Westward
6.10 P. H
604
5..S0
53"
5-29
5.21
5 "7
c,.2
4 57
45'
41
433 ,
40 :
A.
(HI
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SOUTHHRN PACIFIC
rrm Mortrfarfe Uan.
ilrii0U8aH"t term. nutin
u.n wanted and phaanV "
my
Fear & Gr
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICU
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NOTica ov nmii'
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sikiimI artiulnllraior or U u
11 Marty. .l-osl, l
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w'litbiiiftmi iJtMin B
fiib airiuliiUUslor an'i " ., j
baa SM Montlay. oiiilHlMr- -'
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i iiiiriif IOoVIcmK
the tln.s, and lha Unimiytw-n
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