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Sandy,
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LATEST NtWS OF SANDY AND, .VICINITY
SANDY
GOTTICELL
Miss Lillian .Melon of Woodburn, «
former teacher ot this vicinity, is visit­
ing In-re.
•Mr Parks is building a fine resilience
on his farm.
M. A. Proctor is !improving from his
accident with tile donkey engine.
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Thomas Milnn ie clearing some new
land and doing othrr improvements.
Paul Iiiinti is improving bis |>ro|«rty
in the way ol building a new picket
fence
Mr. Doiialme is building a wire fence
around his orchard and building a
Rev. J. W. Exon will Itegin special chicken house.
Louis Haughim hka made a deal
services at Kelso next Sundav night
assisted by singvre Mr. Brymer and the Firwood Lumber Con>|>any for
essary lumber for a new residence.
.Mixa Culbertson.
What's doing?
E. I Miller and in auto party visited
New Store.
at lleilm'a Sunday.
Th« 1 »outflK»* «ton* will open with a
Mr. Ili-din has had a slight relajwe
full line of merchant!¡«a in th« <><!<!
Fellow« Builtling al Kandy an mm > h a« due to being out too much while recov­
ering.
the building la completed.
I.ee Radford and Clifford Schneider
were at home Hunday.
WELCHES
W. F. Hodin and wile of Northport,
Wash., are visiting here.
W. J. Faubiou and G. K. Graham are
la Cottrell going to have that social
building a summer cottage on Mr.
thia month?
Faubion'e place for Billie Winter
The Railroad officials have lieen out
Mr. C. W. Corn and .Mr. Rutledge ol
here.
Portland came out to Welches on a fish­
Pete lleia waa offered >fkUU for 6
ing trip.
acres. How Is that!
He did not sell.
Mr. Church of Oregon City spent last
Miss Newton o( Wiaalburn paid a
Saturday and Sunday here.
visit Io Cottrell the last ot the week.
The Clear Creek irrigation Com­
Newton llediii ie going to take up bis
pany have a crew ol men slaalnng tbe
right of-way lor the waler ditch that real salite work in Portland.
The Japs are rapidly clearing land on
was surveyed through here.
Mr. F.d Ely of Cherryville is teaming the Sbelterly farm.
.Mr. Parker has his bouae nearly com­
for Mr. Ilulden of Rhododendron Inn.
plete. I.
Billy Welch is getting telephone polee
out for the telephone which is to extend
Do It Now.
through this country.
Now is the lime to get rid of your
Miss Jennie Faubion wee returning rheumatism. You can du so by apply,
Nine
home late Sunday evening with her es­ i ng Chamberlain's Uniment.
catea out ol ten are simply muscular
cort, Billie Welch, when the lioroe Mr. rheumatism due to damp ur cold, or
Welch was riding liecame frightened at chronic rheumatism, and yield to the
some object along the road and while in vigorous application of this liniment.
the act ol kicking, etruck Misa Faub- Try it You are certain to tie delighted
with the quick rebel wliicb it affords.
ion's foot, knocking it out of the stirrup
Sold by Gresham Drug Co.
and bruising It severely.
Win. Williams and Ned Curtis have
been digging a well on lama Verne's
homes lead.
Miss Gerlie Clark ami Miss llaxel
Wm Williams killed s large liear with Howel ol Bull Run, failed on .Mrs. 8. F.
two small cubs
One ol the cubs wat Cline last Saturday.
capture«! alive.
The entertainment given by the
Lusted school Saturday night wat a suc­
cess and all seemed to enjoy themselves.
Mrs. Douglass made a business trip to
Glenn McIntyre, who lied his leg Portland this week.
broken, is able to be out on crutches.
Mrs. Nellie Aw Ison ot Sellwood is vis­
Mre. Bessie Cox Chalker «lied May iting her mother, Mrs. Mary Bacuu.tbis
lfitli at Sandy, aged W years.
The re­ week
mains were interreti at Cherryville cem­
Mrs. Cannon's sister, Mrs. Hunter, is
etery Saturday, May 16th. The funeral visiting her this week.
services were conducted by Rev. W. 8.
Mre. McKerrow ie elowly improving.
Kenyan.
Mr. Kellog made a business trip to
There waa a social gathering at Mr
Portland last week.
and Mre. J. II. I.. May lire last Sunday
Mr. and Mre. Andre rpent Sunday
night. Games and music was the order
with D. D. Jack and wife.
of the evening.
Mias Elva Andre ie on the sick list
aliie week.
Blliouaneas and Constipation
I as I Sunday night waa the last night
For years I waa troubled with bilious­ ot the protracted meeting in the M. E.
ness ami c<»nsti|>ation, which made life
miserable lor me. My ap|>etite failed church lield by Rev. Brymer ami Rev.
me. I lost my usual force an<l vitality. Creevy The meeting lies been in pro­
Pepsin pre|mrationa ami cathartics only gress two weeks, twelve new members
made matters wore®. I do not know joined last Sunday.
where I should have been todav had I
Farmer John -isde a business trip to
not tried Chamberlain’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The Tablets relieve the ln»n thia week and returned through
ill feeling al once, strengthen the diges­ Orient all O. K.
tive liinctions, purify the stomach, liver
Will Calvin leturned from hie trip tn
and blood, helping the system to do its
work naturally.—M bs . R osa P otts , Bir­ Idaho this week. Guess he thinks Ore­
mingham, Ala. These tablets are for gon is good enough for him.
sale by Gresham Drug Co.
Miss Adda Calvin spent last Saturday
When writing or talking with our ad­ and Sunday in this vicinity.
vertisers please mention that you saw
their ad. in The Herald.
Don’t forget tlie “Want Ada" on |>ago H.
Rev J. W Exon will preach at Sandy
III the Odd Fellows Hall next Sunday at
¡1 p in Two singing evangelists, .Mr.
Rotiert Brymer and Mias Culbertson,
will assists In the services. All ate cor­
dially invited.
Rev. J. W. Exon has lawn appointed
pastor in charge of Sandy, Cherryville,
Bull Run and Dover. This is a growing
circuit, has two churches and one build­
ing at Sandy. Rev. Exon lives at Dover
and is well known in this locality.
It
■a believed that all who are concerned
in this gocal wink will join in heartily to
make It a success.
FANNIE* AND IMNII-Ji EVEIIYWHERK AT A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION.
FURNITURE
In (ba< foreground of th« picture la shown the bank which slopes up
from Geyser Busin at the Alaaka-Yukon-Pacltlc Exposition. Seattle. Upon
It have bea-n plant<-<l 300,000 tufted pansy planta, and close up to the
ballustradea high-growing planta of bright blossom.
Above Geyser Basin can be seen the banks of the Cascades, and around
these are growing 100,000 rose bushes, so selected that there will be a
rotation of blooms throughout the Exposition.
SITTING ROOMS,
RECEPTION
HALLS, DINING ROOMS,
BED ROOMS, LIBRARY AND DEN
PARLORS,
WE HAVE: LATELY PLACED ANOTHER BIG BILL OF GOODH
NEAR GRESHAM.
CARPETS AND RUGS
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Septic Tanks Built
Also Cement Walks. Etc.
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The two styles tie In nicely together and make an harmonious whole. On
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The Eastwood Nurseries have a sup­
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Husband (enterlug bouae with bag of poses. in quantities to auit. Maiu st.,
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THE FINE ARTS PALACE, A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION. SEATTLE.
When years have left ue In a whh;
And life Is sear and yellow
We see we should have wed the girl
Who wed the other faXcrr.
—Kaw York Telaevam-
Into the Palace of Fine Arta there has gone as fine a collection
works of art as has ever been shown at a world s fair. It Is made
of loan collections from Great Britain. France. Italy. Germany and the
Eastern states of America. Also there are valuable specimens of work
by the leading modern artists of Japan and China, and many of the more
notable works of their ancient artists.
Ho valuable Is the collection that Insurance In the sum of >1,326,000
baa been placed upon it with Lloyds.
The building Is absolutely fireproof, It Is of reinforced concrete and
brick and. at the end of the Expoaltlon. it will revert to the University of
Washington, by which it will be asci as a School of Chemistry.
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WHERE WORLD'S WORKS OF ART WILL BE HOUSED AT A.-Y.-P.
EXPOSITION, SEATTLE.
In this building will be exhibited many priceless paintings. The dis­
play will represent the art galleries of the world, for many of these pic­
tures will be the work of the old masters. Including rare art exhibits
from the Corcoran In Washington, the Art Museum in New York, the
Chicago Art Institute and from a large number of private galleries of
wealthy men in the United States and Europe, who have for years made
the collection of famous old paintings their hobby. Paris and London
have made large loans.
At the Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition the selection of pictures will
be limited to the works of men who have been recognised In the great
art competitions In all parts of the world. Many American artists will
be represented In the display In the Fine Arts Palace at the Exposition
and arrangements have already been made for the shipping of these valu­
able paintings from art Instltues of this country to Seattle.
G. L. Berg, art director of the Exposition, has visited all of the lead­
ing galleries of the United States, collecting the pictures suitable for dis­
play at Seattle, and writes that the pictures already loaned will consfttuto
one of the greatest art displays assembled for International exhibition.
The Fine Arts Building Is a fireproof structure and waa one of the
first buildings completed on the Exposition Grounds. It cost more than
>200,000 to erect the bulldlgg.
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