Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., August 27, 1896, Image 1

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CONSOtlDATED JONE 4 , 1896 .
FOREST G RO VE, O REGON, TH U R S D A Y, AUG.
d ir e c t o r y .
No 4* !
STATE O F O R E G O N .
FORKST ( j ROVK. Forest Ret>ekah lodrp Nn I
Brick for Sale!
21 ,
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
18!><i.
V o l . I I , N o . 8 1 , VV o l . V i l i , N o . .TO
A BEAVERTON BRIDEGROOM
W estern O regon .
Divoreed, Jilted, Wedded and De-
W e a th e r.— T h e w eath er for th e past
8erteu in Three Months.
w eek h as been w arm , rain less and som e­
Wm. P. Lord
It is less th an th re e m on th s a g o th at
*tary o f S ta te............... H arrison R. Kincaid I»
w h a t sm o k y .
T h e w eek open ed cool
. P h illip M etscham
P au l E . S ch m id t, a B eaverton b la c k ­
! bu t b y W e d n e sd a y it b egan to be warm
PJJIblic Instru ction ..................O. M. Irw in
HII.I.SBORO.— W ashington encam pm ent No
sm ith , secured a d iv o rce form h is w ife,
* Printer
................. ................. W. H. Leeds fou’rth v m <,’dd V riio w i h all on the « - e n d and
a
n
d
on
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
and
S
u
n
d
a
y
tem
pera-
. Chas. K. W olverton fourth I u radaya of each month.
w ith w hom h e h ad been liv in g for 20
R. S. Bean
e Court •
\ tu res d u rin g th e h eat o f th e d a y ranged
.................F. A. Moore
years or m ore, and reared a fa m ily . H ad
H a W B O .O .-H illa b o ro Rebckah Icnlar Vo
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............T. A. McBride
from 90 to 96 d eg . T h e n ig h t tem pera­
* Fifth District
j S ch m id t been a b le to read h is h oroscop e,
.................T . I. Cleeton evening " ” dd F cn ow , hlU every Safurday
Çney Fifth D istrict
Yard 1 m ile N orthwest of Forest Grove. tures ran ged from 56 to 64 d e g ., these
Jo h n II M itchell
' 1........... ...........
( it is just possib le th a t he n e ve r w ould
b e in g a b o u t as h ig h n ig h t tem peratu res
)Tt I
......... ...........Geo W McBride i .,1?.*1 nKiVV,I,1'.K' C h ,ri<y Lodge No. 75 meet»
Geo. W. Patteason
State Senator
h av e parted from th e m oth er o f h is ch il-
« ¿ month0-
' *nd ' hird i’a,nrd“ >“
as p r e v iil in th is section .
S in ce the
j d ren , for sin ce th a t m em orab le e ve n t he
m idd le o f Ju n e th e n ig h t tem peratu res
No *° m eet« in ita
h as fallen from th e fa t in to th e fire. I t
v a s h in o t o n
c o u n t y .
h av e ave ra ge d from 55 to 60 d eg . T h e
S S S o S h .
’
6 fth S“ ,u r ,) *>5 I"
appears th at m arried life m ust, a fter a ll,
m
ean
tem
p
eratu
re
for
th
e
w
e
e
k
w
as
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K . t)V I».
. B. P. C ornelius
h av e possessed a ch a rm for th e B eaver­
. . D. B. Reasoner
Stenographer and Typewriter d e g ., w h ich is th ree d eg. h ig h e r th an was
GR° Y K - Dclphos lodge No. 30
ton v u lcau , for no soon er w as h e freed
..........T. G. Todd meets in Masonic h all every Satu rday evening.
th e p rece d in g w eek.
D u rin g th e heat
. .J . A. Iinbrie
from th e h elp m eet w h om he led to the
HILLSBORO. -P h o en ix lodge No. ¿("meets in
G en eral T y p e w ritin g , L aw
W. D. Bradford Masonic
o f S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y , w h en th e m a x ­
h all 1 every
ev*rv u
.... h . o evening,
_: __ 1,1
Monday
. K. L. McCormick
a lte r in th e F a th e rla n d th an he sou gh t a
W o rk , C o p yin g , C o rresp on d ­
im
um
tem
p
eratu
re
was
from
90
to
96
• li-
* “ :.S a d >'
CORNHUUS. SIm onidei lodge No. M m e « «
su b stitu te for h er. S ch m id t b e in g pos-
en ce, etc., d on e q u ic k ly and
d eg. th e a ir w as d ry and th e sen sible
Ge 0 rKA."tinWC ™ i,‘
h* » «very Saturday eve n in g
)1 S u p e r in t e n d e n t .,
n eatly and at a m oderate
sessed o f co n sid e ra b le v alu a b le re a lty,
X . K. W ilk es . *
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1
encoc lodge No. n m eet» in
tem p eratu re w as from 65 to 70 deg.
........................................... - ........... C. L. L arge ,n « s c a s ile h all on every altern ate.S atu rd ay.
p r i c e .......................................
w ould h ave en cou n tered no sn ags in th e
T h is d ryn ess o f th e a ir is th e m ain
m atrim o n ial m a rt, h ad he been m ore
It. s.
A t H a t c h e t O f f i c e - F o r e s t G r o v e reason th a t su n strokes and h eat pros- :
fa m iliar w ith th e w a y s o f th e new w o­
ICTI ,T C u ra r -T h ird M onday in March and meét’I'fo '
^ h e ^ ^ T . n d fourth
tra tio n s are u n k n o w n in O regon — in fact,
m an . But as h is k n o w led g e o f th a t class
'and fourth M onday in N ovem ber.
j W ednesday of each month.
on th e en tire P a cific coa st.
Dew has
o f fem ales w as not a b rea st w ith th e tim es,
I jjity C ourt — F irs t M onday in each m onth.
H IL L S B O R O .— Ph oen icia tem p le m eets in Ma­
been h eav y a t n ig h t, w h ich h as done
son ic h all •
S H E R IF F ’S S A L E .
he now is in sore trib u la tio n .
emission kks ' C ourt —First
W ednesday
m u ch tow ard k e e p in g v e g e ta tio n gro w ­
¡first Monday in each m onth,
A . O. U . W .
S o far as at p resen t k n o w n th e first
B y v ir t u k ok an e x e c u t io n , d e c u e k in g.
S m o k e in th e a ir from fo rest fires
FOREST GROVE Forest Grove lodge No. and ord er of sale, issued o u t of th e C ir ­
w om an fe ig n in g a desire to su cceed th e
60 m eets in Odd Fellows h all on every Tuesday
is
b
e
co
m
in
g
m
ore
dense.
T
h
e
w
in
ds
7
7 cu it C o u r t of th e S ta te of O regon , for
o rig in a l Mrs. S c h m id t w as a Mrs. F u ch s,
v OF
FO R E ST
G R O V E . evening.
h av e been n o rth e rly and lig h t in force.
FOREST GROVE Degree of Honor lodge W ash in gton C o u n ty , in fa vo r of U . L .
w ith a m ale in cu m b ra n ce, th o u g h , in th e
Sab
in
and
a
gain
st
S.
C
.
T
u
p
p
e
r,
J
e
n
n
ie
C
ro
p
s.—
H
a
rv
e
stin
g
o
f
fall-sow
n
w
heat
m eets in Odd Fellow s h all the second Tuesday
g
..............................Hon. S. H ughes. of each month.
T u p p e r, (Jeo. D a vis, A.. K in g W ilso n . is a b o u t o ver a n d th re sh in g is in p ro­ sh ap e o f a n o th er h u sban d . T h is wom an
n arrated to S c h m id t, a w oeful ta le of
,‘ ii . mkn , To serve o r e y e a r, A. T . Knox,
rflLLSBORO —H illsboro lodge No. 61 m eets J . W . M orrow , an d th e F irs t N a tio n a l
in its h all on the firsi and third F rid ays in each B an k of H illsboro, O regon , for th e sum gress. T h e y ie ld s reported are slig h tly m arried m isery, till h is sy m p a th ie s were
James B uxton , C. L- L arge,
month.
m
ore
th
an
e
x
p
e
cte
d
,
but
not
y
e
t
up
to
of S ix te e n D ollars an d F ifty C e n ts
serve two y e a rs, T. C. M cNamer, Hugh
•enlisted to th e e x te n t o f a ssistin g her to
SHERWOOD. -Sherwood lodge No. 20 m eets ($ 16 . 60 ) costs, and for th e fu rth e r su m th e ave ra ge , as ou r co rresp o n d en ts re-
Smith. D. C. S tew a rt, P resid ent.
in its h ell every T hursday evening.
of E le v e n H un dred and N in ety S e v e n i p o rt “ T h is is th e poorest h a rv e st in 44 secu re a d ivo rce from h er d istaste fu l h us­
H d ER
................................ Aaron W ells.
b an d — a p p a re n tly th e o n ly o b sta cle to
„
. , .
_ .
• T I G A R D V I L L H - T ig a r d v ille lo d ge m eets in D ollars and E ig h ty S e v e n C e u ts($ l 107 . 87 )
E n
J c Greer
its h all on th e seeond and fourth S atu rd ays in U. S. gold coin, w ith in te re st ttiereon at year8 ‘
h o t » d ry P e rio d in Ju ly S c h m id t’s and M rs. F u c h s’ sub seq uen t
) hal
T . I. H arris each m onth.
the rate of ten ( 10 ) per ce n t, per a n n u m caused th e g ra in to sh rin k .
T h e re are
T h e b la ck sm ith w as
TUALATIN. — T u alatin lodge m eets in its from th e 21 st d a y of J u ly , 1890 , and 1 y ie ld s o f from 20 to 35 b u sh els an acre u n a llo y ed •bliss.
rom m ittee* of C ity C o u n cil.
h all 011 the second and fourth Satu rdays in each
tances.—C ouncilm en S tew a rt, L arge and month.
O ne ! lu n d re d D idlars ($ 1 ( 10 .( 10 ) a tto r n e y ’s reported . S o m e sp rin g gra in h as been p e rfec tly enam ored o f th e w om an , so he
d ep osited w ith h is la w y er, Mr. M . J. M c­
fees and th e fu rth e r sum of T w e n ty N in e 1
K . O. T . M.
D ollars and T w o C e n ts ($ 29 . 02 ) for ta x e s cu t, bu t g e n e ra l sp rin g h a rv e stin g w ill
mi A ccounts.—C ouncilm en McNamer,
FOREST GROVE-—Porest Grove tent No. 11 paid, for cost« and expense« of «ale and n o t begin u n til th is w eek. O ats h arvest M ah on , su fficien t ca sh to in stitu te d i­
n and Sm ith.
m eets in Masonic h all on the second and fourth
v o rce proceed in gs.
T h e B eaverton ian
of said w rit.
w ill b egin th is w e e k and th e gen eral
-it ami Public P r o p e r ty .—C ouncilm en Sm ith, T uesdays in each m u *th.
N ow , th erefore, b y v irtu e and in .p e r- op in ion o f th e corresp on d en ts is th a t the even w ent b eyo n d th a t in a n ticip atio n
and Stew art.
HILI SBORO.—Viola tent No. 18 m eets in Odd
He
ami W'ater.—C ouncilm en B uxton, Sm ith Fellow s h all on the second and fourth T hurs­ 8uance of said ju d g m e n t, d ecree an d y ie ld w ill be b e tte r th an w as e xp e cte d . o f ren ew ed co n ju g a l happin ess.
d ays in each month
order of «ale, I w ill on M ond ay, th e 21 «t
b ou gh t for M rs. F u c h s $45 w orth o f fur­
icNamer.
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S
o
m
e
farm
ers
h
a
v
e
co
m
m
en
ced
to
w
ork
d ay o f S eptem b er, 1896 , a t th e so u th
P . OK H.
luA ami P olice.—C ouncilm en L a rge,'S tew art
n itu re , w h ich w as to h av e co n stitu ted
Hillsboro G range m eets in its h all on th e sec­ door o f th e C o u rt House, in H illsb o ro . th e ir su m m er fa llo w . H ops are g ro w in g
jnox.
ond
and
fourth
Saturdays
in
each
month
at
u
r
n
.
W ash in gton C o u n ty , O regon, a t th e fin e ly . T h o se y a rd s w h ich h av e received th e b asis o f th e ir fu tu re h ou seh old goods.
ami Means.—C ouncilm en M cN am er, Bux-
h eu r of 10 o ’clock a. in. of said d a y , «ell
In h e r h asty gre e d th is w om an over­
O. A . R.
i Smith.
p rop er a tte n tio n are g e n e ra lly b etter
-C ouncilm en S te w a rt, M cN am er and
look ed th e o p p o rtu n ity offered h er to
Forest Grove. -Ja m e s B. M atthews Post, No. a t p u b lic a u ction to th e h ig h est b id d e r th an usual.
T
h
e
r
e
is
not
m
u
ch
com
­
follow in g-d escrib ed real
6 , m eets in Masonic h all on the first and th ird for ca sh , th e
e n a ct th e role o f an u n scrupulous sd ve n
W ednesdays in each m onth.
p rop erty, to -w it: Lot* n u m b ered 8, 9 p la in t abou t th e h op louse as y e t.
and 10, in block n u m b ered 1 , in th e
W . K. C .
C o rn is d o in g u n u su a lly w e ll, .n d w ill ‘ UreS* ° n 7
* " “ ' “ a le ' _,S h « «»¡gin
h av e “ w ork ed
h e r a ffianced for a con-
....................F ire W arden
Forest Grove.—Jam es B. M atthews R elief tow n o f G a ston , W ash in gton c o u n ty ,
leabo...........
T h e re
.»regon.
s a tisfy
n ity th
in e
h e re in b e fo re ® »ke a b etter cro p th an usual
. . sid e ra b ,e sum b u t h „ aim to et h er
regon, to sa
Ju stic e o f th e Peace Corps m eets alte rn ate T hursdays in odd F r i- O
Matrom .
low
s
h
all.
nam ed su m s, and for th e costs an d e x - is n ever a v e r y la rg e corn p ro d u ctio n in
___ c ^ A^u __ ____ ______
..........................Constable
Sanpington.
I. O. O. T .
penses of said sale. S aid p ro p e rty w ill O regon , seld om m ore th an e n o u g h for c lu tch e s on a few d o lla rs w as to o pre­
Smith i
............School Directors
Forest Grove.—Forest" Grove lodge No. " ° be sold su b ject to red em ption as I * r ! h om e consQ m ption
T h e w arm w eath er cip ito u s, tor she so ld th e b a g a te lle o f
m eets in its h all every Satu rday evening.
,. Smith.)
sta tu te of O regon .
,
,
, , ,
fu rn itu re, p o ck eted th e p roceed ! and fled
School C lerk
'V itn e se n .y h an d th is 12th d a y o f h«a been very b e n e ficia l to corn .
Stewart
H illsboro.—H illsboro lodge
in its
h ail
all |
IUQÏC m eets
m* m
u» n
.
•
to th e Soun d.
.. P rin cip al of School ev ery Saturday, u»>ru
Thomas. A .F
j
P
a
stu
rag
e
co
n
tin
u
e
s
v
erv
go
o
d
.
T
h
e
Ju v en ile Tem ple. Su ndays, i A u gu st, 1896.
T h is, th o u g h , h ad n o te n d e n cy to cool
3P ■
W . D. B r a d f o r d ,
j rain th e fore par? o f A u gu st re v ive d it i
S h e r iff of W ash in gton
t h a , it ¡ , b e tt„ than S c h m id t's ardor, fo r no sooner w as he
w. ok V hk w .
_ C o u n ty , j and t h f r e s ,lI t
C h u rch D ir e c to r y .
Forest Grove Camp No. 98 . m eets in Odd Fel- !
S ta te of O regon,
\ u su al. T h e p a stu rag e in th e co a st coun - ' co g n iz a n t o f M rs. F u c h s ' d esertion than
low s h all the first and third S atu rd ay in each j B ailer A G ree n e ,
he becam e e n ta n g le d
w ith
anoth er
23 | tie s is reported to be v e r y fin r. S to c k is |
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
month
1
A tto rn e y s for P la in tiff.
sch e m in g w om an. H e r d esign s becam e
A. R o g e r s , P a s t o r .
_i eve ryw h e re re p o rted to be in g o o d con- j
a p p a ren t to him e a r ly in th e cou rse o f
:es every S u n d ay a t n a. m. and 8 p. m.
I d itio n . x V e g e ta b le s con tin u e to m ak e (
school after m o rn in g service.
th e co u rtsh ip , an d fe a rin g she m ig h t
‘ 1 m eetings ev ery T h u rsd a y ev en in g at
go o d g ro w th .
P o ta to e s w ill be a b o u t
h av e som e la w fu l c la im upon h im , he
a.: a ve ra g e crop ; th e rain o f A u gu st
'ng people’s m eetin g one hour before Sun-
tran sferred a ll h is p ro p e rty to L a w y e r
Lemng service.
saved
a
ll
th
e
la
te-p
lan
te
d
pota
toes.
G
a
r­
igers are a lw a y s c o rd ia lly w elcom ed,
M cM ah on .
F o rtu n a te ly fo r S ch m id t,
den stu ff o f a ll k in d s is very p le n tifu l.
! .
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sETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
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th e title rem ain s vested m th a t a tto r n e y 's
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R ev . 1). A. W a t t k r h , P a s t o r .
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nam e, because o f *>•»
th e b la c k s m ith ’s
lu g sh ipped to m a rk e t.
T h e re w ill be
s every Su n d ay at n a . m. and 8 :jo p . m.
A ll kinds of Groceries, Glassware and Stone­
i a lm o st u n p aralleled su sc e p tib ility to
y school at ia .15 p. m. Ju n io r lea eu e every
i
th
e
g
re
a
te
st
sh
o
rta
g
e
in
p
e
a
ch
e
s
a
n
d
all
iy at 4 p. m. Kp w orth le a g u e a t 0 : 3 a P- m -*
ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons,
i w om en 's w iles.
Prayer m eetin g 7:30 p. m ., T hursday.
! k in d s o f fru it o n record . F o r th e first
,
.
.
.
Brooms, Mop Sticks, Butter Moulds, Ladles,
B u t th e
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tim
e
in
th
e
h
isto
ry
o
f
th
e
co
u
n
try
th
ere
I B u t th e m ost
c h a p te r o f
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
■ S c h m id t’s search for a
Wood and Willow Ware of all kinds. Fish-
| is a failu re in th e fru it crop . I t m ust
. .
.
.
ir service ev ery S u n d a y at 11 a. m. and
1 . Sunday school a t 10 a. m.
Aaron
i n g T a c k l e a n d a ll k i n d s o f S e e d s .
n ot be u n derstood th a t th ere is n o fru it, e » riy laot * " k , w h en ju s t ic e M cD e v .tt
supt P rayer m eetin
g T in
h u rsd ay even-
H ng
bu t ra th e r th a t th e sh ip m e n t w ill not be um te,d h ' m ' n
‘ c o n e Mrs.
7 30 p. m. Sr. Y. p. s . C. K- Su n d ay even-
6 30 p m
Jr . Y. P. S. C. B . Sunday
, so large. T h ere is, on th e w h o le , m ore R oM l,a K - R a y > w h om he h ,d k n o w n
at 4 p «n. S y lv ia E dw ards, president
are co rd ially in v ited to a ll these
____________ ___________________________________________ I th an en ou gh for a ll local d em an d s.
le“ thftn 4 w e t k ' 11 w as not th e b rid e '
T h e w eath er c o n d itio n s to-day in d ica te P o o m '. fa u lt th a t th e n u p tia l k n o t w as
160.000 Good Quality
Cheap
i, ;
Miss Annie Pomeroy,
1
A First Class Grocery Store
. . . . IS GREEK THE GROCER’S
Tea and Coffee a Specialty
*t O ffic e o f F o r e s t G r o v e .
J WHEELOCK MARSH, P. M.
MeNAMERS
tRIVAL a n d d e p a r t u r e o f m a i d s .
MEAT MARKET
SE L L S ONLY TH E B E ST OF
jnd from Portland and a ll po in ts Hast: De-
- 30 a. m. and 4:20 p. m . A rriv e s 9 : 4 ° a. m.
“a p. ra.
His, and po in ts S o u th : D eparts 8:35
Arrives 5:05 p. m.
reenville, M anning, B uxton and V ernonia:
» 1 1 a m. D eparts 1 p. m.
sCreek: A rrives 1 1 : 30 . D ep arts 1:30
*E8T GROVE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
, MS:—G e n e r a l A l a r m —Rapid ta p p in g
[bell. The location of th e fire w illb e indi*
py the num ber of fu ll ta p s g iv en betw een
r~eral alarm s—co rresp o n d in g to th e num-
jwards whose lim its a re giv en below,
for d r ill-T h r e e tap s, p au se, th ree taps,
three taps.
!for m eeting—F iv e tap s.
WARD LIM ITS.
ward - North of Pacific av en n e and east
Meats, Sausages,
Fish and Poultry
The Country affords, in Great
......................................Variety and at Moderate Prices
A General Shipping Business,
Wholesale and Retail,
Done in All Kinds of Dressed Poultry, Fat Hogs,
»nd Spring Lambs and Veal Calves.
t W av.
ad ward—North of Pacific avenu e
!H College W ay and B street,
fd ward N aylor’s ad d itio n.
ward Between Pacific av en u e and
avenue south.
ward - Between Second av en u e and South
ddition.
ward -South P ark ad d itio n.
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- C f i O V * -F o r e s t chapter- No_ 0
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th a t c o d e r w e a th e r w ill p re v a il th is *° *Pe e d ,ly *le d ' for h e w an ted th e " re-
w eek but no rain is exp e cte d to o ccu r. mony
a n o th ' r
But tb e
It freq u e n tly o ccu rs th a t th ere is rain w om an had h er a lle g e d n eph ew w .th her
th e fore part o f S ep te m b e r, so th a t rain “ * d u d ,,h you n * m an - w h o d eclared
from th e . . t to th e .2 th o f S e p te m b e r • th a t u ,,le *s tb e co u Ple w e re m a rn e d “
on ce, h e w ould tak e h is a u n t a w a y from
m ay occur.
| th ere. T h e a rd en t sw ain b ein g lo th to
1 lose h is new “ tre a su re ,” th e m an d ate o f
Vote for President in 1892.
th e n eph ew w as o b e y e d , and th e m arri­
T h e fo llo w in g is th e p op u lar a n d e le c ­ age w as w itn essed b y on e F . D . W ood
t o r a l v o te for p resid e n t in 1892, (w ith
and a M rs. R eese, w h o jo in t ly ru n an
th e e x c ep tio n o f B id w e ll, p .o h ib itio n is t, e m p lo y m e n t a g e n c y on M orrison street,
an d W in g .J U b o r p a rty ), w h ich a t th is b etw een F o u rth and F ifth .
tim e w ill be o f in te re st to th e readers o f
B u t now com es th e od d est p h ase o f
th e H a t c h e t :
th is ep isod e. M rs. R a y , b efore h er mar-
cord ed in her nam e, an d she h as kept
h er w ord.
L a s F rid a y th e su spicion d aw n ed upoa
th e lu ck le ss or lu c k y b rid egroom th a t he
m ig h t p o ssib ly be th e in ten d ed victim of
a co n sp ira cy to rob h im , so he en gag ed
th e serv ice s o f e x -C o n sta b le Belm an to
lo o k in to th e m atter. T o h im S c h m id t
said th a t he b ecam e a cq u a in te d w ith
Mrs. F u ch s, M rs. R a y a n d se v eral o th e r
m a trim o n ia lly in clin e d w om en th ro u gh
th e m edium o f th e e m p lo y m e n t agents
referred to. H e sa ys th a t w h en e v er th e y
had a new w om an on th e “ s tr in g ” th e y
w ould a d v ise h im b y le tte r.
M r. B elm an , a fte r su p e rficia lly in v e sti­
g a tin g th is a ffair, exp re sse d h im s e lf os
b ein g satisfied th a t it w as a “ j o b ” to de­
fraud S c h m id t out o f h is p rop erty. He
ascertain ed th a t Mrs. R a y -S c h m id t h a s
no b ro th e r w o rk in g in th e A i b ic . _
sh ops aIld furtUeri sin ce h e has
w o rk in g on th is case h e h as been unable
to find e ith e r th e w om an or h er a lle g e d
n e p h ew .— P o rtlan d T e le g ra m A u g . 19.
TO O
MANY FOR THE B E A R .
Experience of a Party That W e a l
Out to Cedar Mills.
T h e p a rty th a t w ent out to C e d ar Mills
b e ar-h u n tin g last S u n d a y k ille d a bear,
but n ot th e bear w h ich th e y had been
h u n tin g for tw o S u n d a ys before. That
on e w as abou t 14 m iles ou t, b u t while
g o in g fo r h im , th e d ogs sta rted up an­
o th er in a 60-acre p atch o f w ood s .boot
n in e m iles out. T h e h u n te rs took stands
around th e b lo ck o f tim b e r and finally
the bear b ro k e co v e r n ear a m an who
w as arm ed w ith n o th in g bu t a shotgun.
H e g a v e bruin a dose o f No. 6 shot,
w h ich flu strated h im , and th e dogs came
u p and seized h im .
A desperate stru g g le en su ed , a n d an
on e d ared to fire at th e b ear for fear of
k illin g th e d ogs.
F in a lly on e o f tbe
h u n ters g o t clo se up to th e w rith in g mass
o f d ogs and b ear, an d , p u ttin g th e inns
zle o f h is gun close to th e b e a r's head,
b lew th e w h o le to p o f it o ff,an d en ded the
fracas. I f th e b ear fu rth e r ou t d oes act
learn o f th e end o f his frien d , and vacate
th a t p a rt o f th e cou n try, h is case will he
a tte n d ed to u poa som e fu tu re day.
T h e resid en ts o f th a t p a rt of the
c o u n try ta k e g re a t in te re st in th e killing
o f th e ir bears, an d a la rge delegation of
th em was in at th e d ea th , and a a x ie u s
to secure a steak . O ne o f th e huatera,
w h o w ay ou t 011 on e o f th e occasions
w h en th e bear w as n ot k ille d , tells *4
m ee tin g a ju v e n ile h u n te r in th e neck of
woods w here he w as on a stan d . That
section w as settled msny ye a rs ago by s
m an nam ed Brooka, w h o raised a family
o f 10 ch ild re n , a ll o f whom are matxiad
and liv in g in th e v ic in ity , an d each at
w h om h as a fa m ily o f a bou t to. It mm
on e o f th e yo u n gsters o f th is trib e the
h u n te r saw c o m in g b y h is stand , tie
w as a s to c k y b o y o f 8 or to - *i in Hires,
b arr-h ead ed a n d b are-footed , end — 1
tor bear. H e w as sta g g e rin g u n der thr
w e ig h t o f an o ld Q ueen A n n e musket,
w h ich th reaten ed to ru p tu re h is only
suspender. H e h ad som e p o w d e r in a
sod a w ater b o ttle , som e ca p s in acapaaic
b ox and som e b u lle ts loose in on e pocket
o f h is pan ts, w h ile th e o th e r w as staffed
w ith paper for w ad d in g.
“ W e ll, m y b o y, w h ere are you g o in g ? "
a sk ed th e h u n te r on th e stan d .
“ I'm g o in g to sh oot t h a t bear, by
gosh , it he com es th is way,” was thr
h a u g h ty rep ly o f th e n ative.
T h e a m ateu r h u n te r a t o n ce vacated
h is stan d , k n o w in g he stood n o show for
a sh o t a t th e bear a gain st su ch a compet­
ito r.— T u e sd a y 's O rego n ia n .
Killed at Carttten** M ill.
T h u rsd a y noon C h a rle s S o h re n , mm
P o rci.sa Vota. EtscroRsL ria ge, e x h ib ite d to S c h m id t variou s d eed s e m p lo y e o f C a rs te n 's m ill a t Manning.
V irn - and le tte rs, re p resen tin g h er to b e pos­ w as in sta n tly k ille d w h ile a t w o rk in th« ’
T E R B I T O K I * !» .
sessed o f $7000 w orth o f real estate in St. m ill b y h a v in g b is head cru sh ed betwerdIt
' C l e v e - , H arri Wea- 1 >■5 t ss
lan d aon. ver, .
Louis, Mo. and p ro p e rty in C h ica g o . , w o Jogs, w h ile lo a d in g logp on a tra lr*
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p * t n ì i
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S h e a lso cla im e d ' to
th e r w o rk
13», L?» 9.197 SAISI 1 1 1 1
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in g in th e A lb in a ca r sh op s, w hom s h e J y o u n g m an w as se v e re ly in ju red w h ile
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Arkansas.
re ce n tly loan ed $500, w h ic h , for th e | w ork in tb e 9ame ro llli , n d lt
1 lH .j- r t Hx, 149 2 5 .3 5 ? ' 81 1
C alifornia
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presen t, le ft h er a little sh ort o f cash. ! th o u g h t for som e tim e h e w o u ld n ot re
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Connecticut..
80S
18..YG IH,OKI
13
3
T h is d e ficie n cy S c h m id t prom ised to re­ co v e r from in te rn a l in ju ries, b ut rsrapef
Delaware.
30.143
F lorida
4 A M I 4
pair im m e d ia te ly . T h a t , th o u g h , w as w ith o n ly a b ro k en arm and le g . Ahma
lJ9,3hl 4*A0f» 42.997 13
Georgia
H ,.!«* 10.521 •
Idaho
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n ot a ll w an ted b y th e m arriage a lter. tw o ye a rs ago. S oh ren w as a lso nrmrii
428.2*1 .W . 2 SH 22.207, 24
Illin o is
In d ian a
282,740 2M4I5 2 2 .2 0 * 15
M rs. R a y d em an d ed th a t in co n sid era ­ | k ille d in a ru n aw a y a ccid e n t, lire mart
J0.ÄV.
13
198.387 219.7»
tion o f th e v a lu a b le p ro p erty she w as w as a bou t 23 y e a rs o f age and unm arried.
187,227 163.111,
175.461 135,441 23.500 13
K entucky
b rin g in g S ch m id t th a t h e deed a ll his H is m o th e r resid es in A rr o y o Grand
H
87. «CÏJ 13.JXJ 13.281
Lonifliaua
48,044 *2,923 2 . 2*1
6
re a lty to h e r. T o th is th e p ro sp e ctive I C a '.
M aine
H
79».
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groom assen ted , d esp ite th e p rotest o f
M aasarhuaetts.. 1*8,813 JW j . h u 3.210
1.51
M ich igan
202,296 222.70S 19.W2
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h is le g a l a d v iser.
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29.313
u w rjo m j m
M innesota
9
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MlMiMippl
40.237 1.408 10.258
9
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288,898 228.9IH 41.213 17
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24,943 87.227 *4.134
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Nebraska.
fice for th e purpose o f e ffe c tin g th e c o n ­
Nevada
714 2 AH 7.294
D isco v e ry I ow e my life . Waa tatù
42,0*1 45.6-58
292
4
v eya n ce o f S c h m id t's re a lty to h is n ew
New Hamp
10
171,042 1.58,068
w ith L a G rip p e and tri ed a ll the phyi
Sew Jersey
w -
w ife,
M r. M cM sh on w as u n ab le to
854,868 609A50 16.429. * ; .. I
New York
North C aro lin a \ * 2 .M 180.342 44.71«' l i
e x p e d iste th is b u sin ess in acco rd an ce ciana for m iles a b o u t, b u t o f n o avail am
1
North I>akota '
1
l!.M » 17.700
11
^ l h th e 'd e r ir e d speed o f th e new M m ' wa* Ki r * n UP and *°*d I c o u ld net live
«».115 406,1*7 14.850
22
Ohio
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14.243 26,002 28.965
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P en n sylvan ia... ♦ V2.J84 *16.911 8.714
228
4
Rhode Island. 24.2*5 28,97*2
and tb e tra n sfer cou ld n o t be m ade till j store 1 sen t for a b o ttle and began i t
•
»touts C sro lln » H j m i* A4-» 2,407
Mrs. M cM ahon sign ed ce rta in p a p e rs use a n d from tb e first d ose began fin
9U81 34 A * 28.544
•tenth Dakota
♦1
IMA?4 100.331 23,447 12
Teiineaaee
T h e b rid e 's im p atie n ce g o t th e upper b ette r, and a fte r u sin g th re e bottles wm
¡S0.lt» S1.M« 9 * .0 * 8 IV . .1
Texas
4
61
V erv out
16A » 27.992
hand o f h e r ju d g m e n t, an d sh e crea ted a o p an d a b o u t a g a in . I t is worth i t
168.977 112.292 U27V 12 • * J
V lretn le
little scen e. W hen S c h m id t return ed to w e ig h t In g o ld . W e w o n 't keep atnar r
» . < m vi t*>» 19.185
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house w ith o u t i t ” G e t • free trial M
V en t V irgin ia M.4h; eu.jte 4.186
h is B e sv erten h om e t h a t e v e n in g th e
71 7 ,»r* 170 791 9.909 12 . J
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M ille r's P h a rm a cy.
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7.7211
a
W yo m in e
n ew M rs. S ch m id t refu sed to acco m p a n y
h im , d e c la rin g she w ou ld not s g s in
darken h is door till h is property w aa re-
Rl pans Tabules cure torpid liver.
Sh ir ta 8c at Forest Geeee Laaadry.
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