Washington County news., June 02, 1904, Image 14

Hayward School Report
C o u ld n ’t L ose H er.
District No. 86; May 2 to 27; days
taught 20; days absent, 4; times tardy,
2; average daily attendance, 14; total
number days attendance, 276; visitors,
11 .
Those neither absent nor tardy were;
Hattie, Maggie and Lucy Kahler,
Katie, Eva and George Kessler, Al­
bert and Johnnie Boos, Bertha and
Anna Hunger and Leonard Laemmer-
man. MAISIE O’DONNELL, teacher. |
Death of Isaac Butler
Ruth— W hither thou goest I will
g°-
Naomi (aside)—This is the hard­
est woman to shake I ever saw.—
Comfort. ______________
Court
K t lt| u r t t f ‘
Illustrated.
Am bassador Choate, at a dinner giv­
en by an American resident in London,
illustrated the intricacies of court etl
quette with a little story about K ing
Edward.
"On the day of the birth of the pres
ent king,” he Bald, “a certain marquis
approached a lady in waiting anx­
iously.
“ ‘Is it a boy or a girl?’ he wldspered.
"The lady in w aiting, with a re­
proachful look, wldspered buck:
1 " ‘It's n prince.’ N ew York Trib­
une.
Isaac Butler, one of the old pioneers
of Oregon, died at the family residence
at Hillsboro, on Wednesday, June 1st,
at the age of eighty four years.
Mr. Butler was born in Alabama,
June 13, 1820. He came to Oregon :
an 1845 and took up a donation claim
four miles east of Hillsboro, where he
resided for forty-one years. Mr. But­
ler took part in the early Indian wars
in Oregon, and was at the time of his |
death drawing a pension for such ser- '
vice. He was twice married and
raised sixteen children. His present
wife survives him.
“ P a ttin i* on a B o ld
At Our Expense
F ron t.*'
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LEATHER
— LIuivurd Lampoon.
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Whips
Buggy
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Oils
Greases
Fixtures
Robes
Nets
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Collars
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Gloves
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You can’t
beat my
prices.
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Finest
Stock
to select
from.
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The
Largest
Shop in
the
County.
IN
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Daniel Parsons
M iin u fa u tu rcr
Main St.
Jen litn n .
Tens (ìeorge told me how much lie
paid for inv ring. IIow much «lo you
think It was?
J e s s —I don’t know, but It doesn’t
look to be worth it.
T crh Worth what?
Jess What he told you ho paid for
It.—Philadelphia Press.
V YItn t W o u l d Y o n
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If
you want
the best
at the
lowest
cost come
in and see
for your­
self.
J u v e n ile R ev e re n c e.
Tw o little children of R ochester were
sittin g in u room one even in g after
dark, w ith their faces pressed to the
window and their eyes fixed on tin*
stars. For som e tim e they contem ­
plated the firmament in sih .ice. then
suddenly one o f the little fellow s turn­
ed to the other and said, "W asn’t (tod
a nice man to give us stars for a
light?” Oh, Teddy, how can you say
such a thing!” said the other boy. much
shocked. "You shouldn't call Cod a
man. If ever there w as a gentlem an,
he’s one."
Forest Grove, Or.
We have secured the Famous
Buffum Orchestra of six or
more pieces and will give Lhe
Public one of the best Musical
Entertainments o f the year.
Oof
W h a t w o u ld y o u d o If n girl y o u kno w
s h o u l d look In y o u r e y e s a n d s a y ,
“ I t m u s t be a w f u l l y h a r d to p r o p o s e ? "
l>o y o u t h i n k y o u w o u ld t u r n a w a y
A n d m a k e s o m e r e m a r k a b o u t t h e r a in .
th e snow o r the price of te a ?
P e r h a p s y o u w ould.
A n d p e r h a p s you s h o u l d ;
B u t , m y . w h a t a c h u m p y o u 'd be!
W h a t w o u ld y o u d o If a m a n y ou k n e w
s h o u l d s a y . " H e r e ’s a m illio n c a s h
T o s p e n d a s y o u l ik e ? " W o u l d y o u s h a k e ,
y o u r h ea d or a n s w e r: "N o w . d o n 't be j
rash.
Y o u ’ll n e e d It y o u r s e l f s o m e d a y . p e r h a p s .
P r a y , d o n ’t Rive It a ll to m e . "
P e r h a p s y o u w o u ld ,
A nd p e r h a p s you should:
B u t , m y . w h a t a c h u m p y o u ’d be!
W h a t w o u ld y o u d o If t h e w o r l d y o u k n e w
s h o u l d s a y lo y o u : " N o w , m y boy.
You w e r e n ' t p u t h e r e to g r o w l a n d co n i- j
p la in . T h i s life w a s m a d e to e n jo y .
Bo s m i l e w h e n y o u c a n a n d h u m a t u n e !
T h e n y o u ’ll be h a p p y w i t h m e ."
W o u l d y o u s c o w l In r e p l y ?
P e r h a p s you w ould;
B u t , m y . w h a t a c h u m p y o u 'd be!
—C i n c i n n a t i T t m c s - S t a r .
We Invite you to come, bring
your friends and enjoy an
afternoon and evening............