EVERY Mante J—A Homan. FARMER CLACKAMAS COUNTY GLEANINGS SAMONX, ORE., Sept., IV PAW— U Interested in gvttihit Fire Insurance l>km FmToR : — Noin has ow tire |Mper at loawt |>nt miself catis Mr. dnJ Mrs. B. t. Hurt Entertain i bleave II ken elp me bout, i was Is.rnd The home of B. F. Ijait wita the acene Mrs. Emma Carson, th*- well- hin d«-er hold hing'and ts'iit «ixti yen» of a merry gathering Sunday, Sept. 2 »1, known artist <>f Portland, is visiting her ergo, hand cum 2 hamericki er yere in honor of th» annual anniversary <>( olii frivml Mrs J. ut tlier feelinx has well«! Imp the arrival in Oregon <4 the faiuile« of other lovers of grami scenery Mrs. t'ar* )»>eition to give it. It you would like tu hill Illi Iwimiin Hell i lilk.l (111 Slim.>1111 B. F. Hart ami E. D. Hart. Thoae »on interni« »pending her slimmer vaca­ present were I. P. Hart ami wife, .1. tion in the attractive San.ly district. learn alxuit it «imp a line to for the tirs time hut i wlier Is-ter Enel ami wife, Geo. Bornatrxit ami woe. Mr». E*l. Revenue recently made a H. W. SNASHALL. ph-ased wen huncle sam gi me er om* E. 1». Hart ami wife. It. F. Hart ami trip t>> tin-sham. R. F. D. X». 4. <«r«*sham, Ore., -ted. Mi cup er appine-s »ml ev then wile, Miaaea F. Malw-1 Friel, Ltslora Our neighls.r», the “Firwoodera.” bin cumpha-t het i ad ev ad a w nman, Milliron, ami Ethel ami Ruth Hart butt i didn't, han i haint han thet his Roast pig wax the principal feature of seem Very partial to buggy rides. \re the roads pretty gr. eriu i hev er glass eye, hand wild du pie of Portland, a«*i*ompani«sl bv Mr. There s a son< that will linger forever In prittv well hevtin ef i ht-d some moor MARMOL our ears ami Mr». Otto Kleem.in. made a flying Of hard times come again no more. teeth, but i hev lotts ev luve en mi wife John Bunton, of th«* Star Sami Co., triptoSan.lv, on Sunday, on a real must eV tlier same, but too r«-so*im— CHORI'». has returned home after »|wmliiig a «-»tate deal. mi wih- must l»-e er gud kook, no <>» tu *Tls the vons. the sigh of the weary. 'll«« Carolina V ¡«eretti i» »pending Hard times, hard tim«*». come again no make er ho» n does, han myn too. milk nunilH-rof Jays with Ji*. Blue. more; tirandma Vamh-rlu» f, of Troutdale, a week with her »i»ter, Mr». Max Kli«— Many days you have lingered round my tin- k«>w, mak«- ther garden, split the cabin door. wild, build ther tires, hand |x-rtorm hall ha» lieen visiting w ith her son, Gilbert, gal, at Keli».. Oh. hard times, eome again no mure! Mr». Orth, of Portland, paid a short utlier ousehohl dooties has his konsis- tin- past few days. While we seek mirth and beauty and tant hin er gud hand hindustrious wu- C. W. Palh-pp, W. Miller ami S. visit to Sandy on her way to Aschoff's music li£ht and gay 1 re»ort. There are frail forms fainting at the man. anutlier «tiperlatiun hi» tliet she B. Cobb took dinner at Hotel tsll.fi door; must tend t<»> loir how n bizm-ss. tlier Thursday of last w«*ek. They w ere \\ in Hsrding, of Aim«, was a Sandy Though their voices are silent, their latter is mity hilii|s>rtant to konjugal l«M>king after their ditch and railr<«a«l visitor Tuesday Bill says that I war pleading looks will say. ferlicitv en mi ferlicitv neols nussin property hen- ami »«*einvd quit«* entliu- are plentiful in his iieigtihorh<»»l thia Oh. hard times, come again no more! year. There’s a pale, drooping maiden, who so's ter save mv t.-uqx-r which wux siasti«- over the pros|«*ct. ril««i wen I ««a er liaby an Hint bin set­ toils her life away. Wolves caught thr«*e of Dick Ten Mr. McElroy was callisl to the Me With a warm heart whose better daja tled since. owsomever i will hagrve tu Eyck«-'» sheep a lew «lav» ago. at- are o’er; Though her voice would be merry, til kary ther water hand left err set hon Mr. Aschoff and W. Cook have their tend Mr. 'let Ingin » ho i« quite ill, sighing all the day. mi lap. opin ter ear from Stilli gild dryers running full blast now. Herman Bruns, John Keiseker limi Oh. hard times, come again no mor.: gerl thet haint hover forty nor hunder —Author Unknown. E. T. Peake tinishril picking his I m »!•«* Johnie E.leii are s|»-ndmg a lew day » Phineas 20, i late, yure umhle servant this w«-ek. in th«- jilligh-s in «pleat of big gam«* Waiting For th» Train. Jones. Th«- forest tires are «-xtinguishe 1 and * I! I. -Iirmun is busy hauling lumlier Ptacld old lady, reading a book; in the rangers have returmd to their ¡ P. S. line takin lessons bin Another, who» fussy, to Judge by her for a new l«arn. look; irum precedent ru«sevelt. home«. Man with a suit case, who can't find his Benni«- Hart, the rustling meat dealer, J. T. McIntyre ami Mr. Catlin X. b. haddntss hall commoontx-a- train; gave a l»trl*e«|il«- at Ins home Sunday. Official on duty too bored to explain; recent husines» caller- at Marmot. tiotis t-«> me i-t Samonn. or»-^-- Restless small boy a-»qutrm like an eel: « liai I.-« < I. Menili, engineer at the Proud college wide» with that con- Strali- «a« mill, .p-nt Sunday with In geal; folks at * ■ rexham. Man from far west. with a flapping felt hat; All-ett Riiklerbush lias gone to Kel Grandma and basket containing her cat; Hunter with -logs going two ways at to »oik at Jousi u.l Itrollieis' mill. once; Sandy is enjoying quite a Dutchmen with bundles, who wheexes and grunts; I mh - ii . at th«* prevent time. Two colored gentlemen, rtgged out to kill; Sandy has a go.o|w-ning foi Boy with big water can. coolers to fill; Small girl, an immigrant, green shawl on her -Imp. head; Ed. Revenue Nursemaid in picture hat. purple and red; Man with a "phiz " a pirate might wear; PAG oat. t.> N.-wton i irr tin The Farmer’s Mutual fire Relief Association Arc our BEST Advertisement Gems In Verse Girl at a mirror arranging her hair; Lady*, too stout, munching apples with xest; Freshman with bulldog and fancy silk vest; Two politicians, both talking too much; Sweet, bright eyed child, with a smile— and a crutch; Tall modern beauty, blooming as H^be— "Who in the world," whisper women. "can she be?" Widow, deep mourning, face marbls white; Jovial drummers a-grtn with delight; Baby In arms, the most recent arrival; Octogenarian, latest survival; Girl doing sums, and. what is worse, I. tn a corner, writing this verse; Hissing of steam pipes, loud clanging gong. Rumble of freight cars bumping along; Youth in the news stand, manners blase— "AU aboard!” My train!—I run away. —Tudor Jenks. Odette. Just a little bit of girt Ten years old or so. Full of life and full of love. Features all aglow. Happy as a frisky That scampers through the treea. Sweet and pure as flowers Whree gather honey bees. Makes me think of flelds and mill» And woods where robin sings— Wonder if she ever knows Half the joy she brings. Happy, joyous, free from care. Ever may you be. Little Odette, ten years old— You’ve brought joy to me. —David Witherington. A Prayer to Love. Pray you. my master, let me keep my dream. Of all swset things have I not be-n be­ reft. Of very youth, of very happiness? Why should you covet this one fairing . left? TYPICAL SAWMILL SCENE IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY. Nay; rrant m** this, What slave could ask for less? Pray you. my master, Jet me keep my dream. Pray you. my master, leave to m*> this thing. I. who was rich on- day. today am poor Beyond men's envying save for this. This dream for whose glad sake I still endure; All else you filched In that one Juda® kl.«s. Pray you. my master. leave to me thl» thing. Pray you. my master. let me keep my dream. Oh. Love. I gave to you no much, so much— Desire of joy; yea. and desire of tears! Leave me this one. dear solace In my touch. This little lamp to light the desolate years. Pray you. my master. Jet me keep my dream. —Theodosia Garrison. J. N. Campbell SATISFACTION or MONEY BACK I Have You Seen Our Stock of Fall Goods? ;; SCHOOL HOOKS and SUPPLIES. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Groceries, Loggers' Supplies, Confectionery, School Books, Stationery. . VV • UVV V XXJ.O ________________________ COTTRELL. to keep SOME cheap goods. If w a Sell you an article that is not first class we a tell you so FRANKLY a Our Winter Line of Rubber Goods a And Shoes are Here Ask to see our Rock Hill Shoes BORNSTEDT More lip.» M XI WLIk Sandy, Ore a Subscribe for tbe Beaver State Herald Sandy Hotel «The piarne that stands for «loop (MMIIlS. FAIR HEAL- INGS, ami RIGHT PRICKS. OREGON I History cau allow few if anjr paral- lei« of th*- uuculeulatlii.g courage and devotion of Emile Zola In behalf of Captain I»reyfu<. ii man whom In* albi Hot know, but believed to lie the VI«*- tlai of a i-rtlel wrojg. I>r-yfus wax either the I' -m-dlet Arnold of France, rau-ibt like Arnold before lie could de liver tin* fortress to the eae. ;y, or lie was a martyr. Th • mi -list tribunal of France had the gut; ■ • of brittle and won. The service he performed was a service to u:ilverx..l truth; like wise a warning to conspirators ugalns character everyvvli«-re. CHIRK Y VII IE As a belated re«-ogn!tlon of Zola - Charh-x C**X paiil a visit to hi- broth- manly «-onduct In attacking a wron which In no-vise eom-t-rii'-'l l.lm««-lf tli VI r« in Boring Sumlnv. Tln-re wax a ilancc ut the home John nation gives pine- for hl« r-ai.ilas I: the Pantheon, nml n »treet in Pail Maroney last Satiinlny night. Itefreah- takes Ills name. Better late than ni-vct inent» were xerv«xi ami th«- evening wax these honors, rind they have tin- im-rl ■ -tijovt-l by all. of being <1 -serv.-1. Zola's om- nmbitioi Mr. Kopper »«-nt to Samlv 1n«t Nun- In Ilf«* was to l><- «-ni’olle-1 n-jioqg th* I -lay. forty Immortals of Frame bccau«- o Ira Flinn ami wifi-nml Mix. I>oiigla«x Ills aehlevenu-nt in literature. In this »•-re lixhing in Sahnon river recently. he failed pitiably mi l p-rliaps i.ot tin Tlir xtii«;g of fi-li they caught Hoiild j'.wtly. But for Ills elri-nplonIPp of i make one elivioil«. wrong«-«l subordinate officer In Ur- nr Mi. f'orey anil xon, l.nwn nml Steve nil<-< of France In- will In- r.-incailx-red Morxton ami Mr. Runyan have return- when the majority of the immortals >■<1 from the hopflelil» with their |x» k- have been forgotten. eta bulging. I'liax. Cox's new burn ix nearing com­ A Quern on Woman’s Rights. Queen Margherita, mother of King pletion. Victor Emmaiimd. recently expreaM
    1 one-half mill- north of Kelso, lie intemlx to hiiikl oil it il future. ttilliert Jonxrml, whoix », S-lling's clothing »tor«- it vi-iteil relative» in Kel- > la»i E. I?>n»l>iiig, li*«q* maiiu Kelso, is on the «i«*k li-t. J. A. J-inxrii'l, a nephew Jonxrwl, has arrived from Pu n e, Idaho, where he ha» mining int<-r«-«t». He will lx- «-iiiployeil ii» l»x>kkee|»-r ut Jon-rn-i Brother»' mill tliix winter. The time hax now conn- »hen "Th*- cloud»conxign their ti«-a»nrerx to th«- field».” The l*ua«lx, however, <|o not »bar«- the l»-iietitx tlint the Held» deme from the rain aiel hence the >|iie»tion of g|»«l will r»'«-«-ive pro|»-r attention h < h > ii . (hwwl roa«lx i» om- <>f tlu* greatest «-»»entialx to the pr«ja|«erity of a country. 1IRW00D John II. Malar of Astoria and Chris Malar of llills.h'le were out lit Firw.sxl visiting their relatives, Anton Malar and family. I by John, Anton ami Many abb* Italian women are advo­ Chrix Malar rw-ently took n ph-n-iire trip to the Salmon river. cating woman's rights nt this time. ♦ GnAITI 11 & Zula, Author ami l>«-f«-n ♦ «■ ♦ ♦ Connection Promptly Done Atfent for John Deere Buggies and Vehicles, Peter Schottler Wagons, Moline Wagons PAWN I A I ll.'icksi 11 i 11 li i iu Si 1 I H I \ i ! Harrows. Cultivators, Manure Spreaders. Disk Plows and Disk Harrows, John Deere Plows Skilled ♦ ♦ : ♦ Horseshoeing :: in ;; Our Specialty SANDY STAGE and LIVERY NEWTON LEAVES ORR, PROP. Sandy for Boring at 6:30 a. m. and 2:00 p. m. Boring lor Sandy at 8:35 “ and 4:45 ci Ncli<-diil<- »iibjeel to «'billige without notice. At Sandy Makes Connections* < > with s.iimon Mail Stii^e. .Also makes connection for Asch­ off’s and meets first car at Boring. Orland Zeek, GENERAL Blacksmithing ANI) DMI.KIt IN HARNESS, FARM IMPLEMENTS. BUG6IES and WAGONS Pleasant Home, Ore. ••••••••••••••••• ♦ ♦ t : : : ♦ ♦ * ♦ : :♦ ♦ : The Douglas Store :» ♦ »lives II present with cverv piil'- chiixeof WOI.VKRINK son-. ♦ It will pnv von to examine our h', .»■, lile, ha-, 20c, nml 2fic Coiinti-rx. I < I We curry n full line of til'Xs, ’ : ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Cartridg«-», Fishing Tn«-k- h«, Triipx, Etc. California Medicated S«mp, Stocking Feat, Underwear Pleasant Home, Oregon.