Washington County news., June 07, 1906, Image 3

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Editorial Page-Washington Co. News.
A . E . N O U R S E i M u n a j^ c r
polished Every Thursday by the W ashing- ' p °, » « • ; P rillar
Co »per S
ton Cauaty Publishing Co. Incorporated
J Willis
L Ct S D u o iw a y
Alvin S Hawk p
at Forest 6 ro*e, Oregon
Cloe Venen......................................
Jo Baber..........................................
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MAKING PIPE ORGANS.
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B itli t' ** luctiu ::u j wooden pipes of
l pipe organ are made on the selfsame
310 principle of the willow whistles that
Where do you buy Your Drugs?
If you want the Best at the Lowest
Price, Quality considered,
every man made when he was a boy,
and so. after all, a pipe organ, the
mightiest' musical Instrument yet In­
J . Soitt Ta > lor D
vented, Is but the evolution of that
Por Cctmni.»ioner of Labor Su tU tic!
Christian Church
1 rlmltive pipe of I’uu. the willow whis­
$ 1 . 0 0 a Year in Advance.
and Inspector of factories and Worksbo, a
tle.
Services for Sunday, May
1906.
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The uo.'t interesting place in an or-
p. m., g.m factory Is the voicing room. Up to
W. S. Richards S
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33 10 a. m., Sunday School;
Y. P. S. C. E.
| the tim e the pipes enter this room they
fingered at the post-office at Forest For Representative to Congress
| are us dumb ns broomsticks. Here the ;
Grove, Oregon, as second class
Charles Galloway D
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1 breath of life is breathed Into them, I
mail matter.
Edward F. Grten P
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Free Method st
and they are made to speak, each In
Willis C Hawley R
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There will be preaching services in ,lle voice Intended by Its maker. Here ■
W. W. Myers S
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tlie big fat pipes are taught to thunder
Address all communications to Wash­ For Representatives
the Free Methodist church Sunday at out their diapason and those scarce the
ington County Pub. Co.,
W. N. Brrrett R
183 H a- m-> “'so 8 p. m., by Rev. H . K. diameter of a slate pencil and one-half
Forest Grove, Ore.
Wilbur K. Newell R
an inch long to utter tlie'.r shrill whis­
167 Bowman, Pastor.
Successor to JOHNSON & JOHNSON
B. F . Purdy R
tle and others the thousands of varying
Dealer in
toues between. And not only must the
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F. J . Bailey Ind.
M. E Chtrch
If the NEWS fails to reach ite subscrib­
pipes of one stop speak correctly as In­
Walter Bernards I
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ers or is late, we request that immedi­ J . D. Wtnh I
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Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. m. dividuals and members of tbeir own
j particular fam ily, but they must be in
ate attention may be called to the same. For County Judge
and 8:00 p. m., Sunday school at 10 j accord with all the hundreds of others
Hams, Bacon and other Salt Meats always on hand
J . Wesley Goodin R
•61 a. m., Epworth League 7:00 p. m.. ¡11 whose midst they are to live. To
J . W. Sewell I
THURSDAY, JU N E
7,
1906.
94 Prayer Meeting, Thursday 8 : 0 0 ‘ p. m see tha* th8V , ! >
lH ,!u‘ wo k of a
For Coonty Commissioner
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F
limn whose ear ts keen to the slightest
W. J . Burner R
Everybody welcome. L . F . BELKNAP, variation and who must know why a
Everything fresh in the Grocery Line to be found here
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pipe does not speak us it should and
B. K. Denney I
And Woman’ s Suffrage was lost
Free Delivery to all parts of the City.
Both Phones
a^ain A bigger majority than ever For Couuty Clerk
German Lutheran Church
llo'v
,0. ,uak‘‘
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" wind
T chest
,oue tbe
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are
set
upon
the
standing
E . J . God man R
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before emphatically declares for the
Services of the German Lutheran here, with the bellows and all the in­
For Sheriff
third time that Oregon does not wish
Church will be held at the Christian ternal mechanism of an orgau properly
J W Ccnnel! R
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adjusted and with u keyboard In front
To Our Subscribers
Evening Telegram and The
to let woman vote.
E . J . Ward I
cience Hall on Fifth street, at 2:30 j of him the volcer test < each one. By
One Year, $5.00; Six Months,
For K corder of Conveyances
In
casting
about
for
means
to
meet
p. m., on the 2nd and 4th Sundays in ! changing the size and shape of the
Willis Irelan 1 R
The News and Semi-weekly Ji
The Adventist campmeeting is be­
every month. Rev. H . C. Eberling ' al’or,ure ,,lro':*h whkh t:“e w,ud Pas9 our obligations we noticed a good
es he governs the tone until It ts exact­
R. P. Wirtz I
for $1.75. Sample copies may
ing held in Hash Grove, near Wood-
many
of
our
subscibers
were
in
arrears
will occupy the pulpit.
ly what it should be, a task which only
For Treasurer
at this office.
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bum. A vegetarian tent is a some­
a man with the ulce.-it sense of sound on their subscriptions, The subscrip­
W. M. Jackson R
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158
can accomplish.
what contradictory institution of the For Surve>or
tion price for The News is but $1.00
Conqregationa! Church
per year in advance. This is a small
place. But perhaps these good people
L . C. Walker R
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Sunday, June 10—Children’s Day—
DESKS O F FAMOUS MEN.
(ESTABLISHED 1898.)
<'
sum for each subscriber but in the
—cleanly in their habits— luive heard For Coroner
10 a. m. Sunday School; 11 Children’s
Forest
Grove,
Oregon
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aggregate it means much to us. Now
of the meat packers’ investigation and
Patriotic Service. “ America.” 7 p. m.
Chas F. Miller I
A b o u t th e C o m itry .
we are going to ask each one of our A general banking business transanl
turned in self-defence to
hashed For Justice of the Peace
Young People’s Meeting. Topic—
The desk of Salmon P. Chase, a plain
Interest paid on time deposit^
subscribers, who are in arrears, to pay
vegetables
If so, they are to be
J. H. W11 z
Accounts invited.
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2 8 “ Christ and His Disciple.”
8 “ The piece of furniture made from mu hog
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any, is in one of the rooms of the treas­ up thereby helping us to meet our
congratulated upon the spirit of self- Fur Constable
Child and the Kingdom of God.”
ury department at Washington. There I obligations ,or which we th?nk you in
John Baldwin R
160
preservation manifested.— Oregonian.
•99
are many of tlie*e old desks scattered i
about tlie country, their chief claim to j advance.
The date to which your
Shall Act Appropriating Money Main
Rose Show
Interest being that once some well J subscription is paid follows the name
On the two members of Congress
taining Insane Asylum, Peoi.entary,
The Fourth Annual Rose Show of known man leaned over them.
on the address. Out of town subscri-
the Republicans have about 18,000 Deaf Mute. B,iud School, Univtr-.ii\, ,,
. „
Alexander Hand. ton’s traveling desk, bers may remit by mail for which a !
majority. It would be two or three Agricultural College, and No,oral School F°reSt Gr°Ve’ WlU be held neXt SatUr‘ made of mahogany and measuring VI receipt will be immediately returned,
be approved?
day, June 9, in the Cadwell Store, by 10 Inches and 10 Inches hlgli. is a n _____________________________________
VERY BEST
thousand more but for the fact that the
interesting object. Upon this desk w;u
Yes
52
72 opposite the Forest Grove Hotel.
entire liquor interest in the First Dis­
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115
Blue, red and white ribbons will be written much of his literary work, and B a d S t o m a c h M a k e s
QUALITY, PRICES, TREATMEN
trict tried to defeat Hawley.
Perhaps
the worn green baize with which it is
B a d B lo o d .
For Equal Suffrage
Constitutional awarded as prizes for the best specimens lined attests to the use to which it was
it will be admitted, even by ‘‘non-par­
Yon can not make sweet butter In a
Amendment
of the following varieties; Lamark, put. There Is a drawer In one side and
SAELENS * CO., Main
foul, unclean churn. The stomach serves
tisans,” that the vote on members of
Yes
78
91 Caroline de Testout, White La France, several compartments for pens and as
FOREST SHOVE, 0RE8ON
a churn in which to agitate, work up
Ink, while upon the top Is inlaid a sil­ and ' disinlc »grate our food us it Is being
Congress has political and party signi­
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121
140
Pink LaFrance, Folkestone, Marechal ver plate with the name "General Al- digested.
If ..
It lie
sluggish
ana
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-- weak,
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to
the Local
ficance. Tnis, with the fact that of For the An endment
wld Pp torpid, sluggish
Neil, Jaqueminot,
Papa Gontier, exander Hamilton" engraved upon It. f? u*
Optiou
Law
giving
Anti
Prohibitionists
. . . . .
..
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.
. liver and bad, impure blood.
ninety members of the Legislature
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, Marie Hen- « 1 thin the to;i 1 » n «trip of parchment j The inarcdlente of Dr. Pierce’s Golden
and Probibttio li ts Equal Privileges.
which
says,
“
Given
by
Mrs.
General
| Medical Discovery are Just such as best
eighty-four are Republicans, perhaps
Yes
83
89 rietta, Cloth of Gold, Bride, and Reve Schuyler to her daughter, Mrs. Gen-1 serve to correct and cure all such de-
No
no
131
will be some indication that Oregon is
rangements. It Is made up without a
MANUFACTURERS OF
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de’Or. Also for best pink, crimson, I eral A. Hamilton.” No doubt the con- drop
ip 0
of alcohol In Its composition; chcm-
not yet a Democratic state.— Oregon­ For Law to Abolish Tolls on the Mt.
| venient size w as what recommended It Ically pure, triple-refined glycerine belni H
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S
white,
yellow
and
cream
roses,
irres-
Hood and Barlow Road and Providing
used instead of tho commonly employed
to the general.
ian.
And dealers in all kinds of Ho
alcohol. Now this i glye
■ ycorlne Is of Itself a
for its Ownership by the state.
pective of names.
Nathaniel _ Hawthorne's , desk Is pre- valuable
medicine, . Instead of a deleterl-
Goods. Repairing Promptly
Similiar awards will be made for the served at the custom house. .Salem, ous ageljt Uko alcohol, especially In the
Yes
41
66
Prices Reasonable.
Drop
A man must not only have the
No
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151 3 best displays of cut flowers and the 3 Mass. A (leak at which he wrote some cure of weak atomarh, dyspepsia and tho
SHOP HEAR
.
of
his
inimitable
romances
w
as
Just
a
various
forms
of
Indigcs^tfim.
Prof,
tlnloy
itomach of an ostrich, but be poss­
FOREST GROVE,!
NAYLOR'S CORRED
For Cnnsttutional Amendment Provid best displays of pansies and four awards j ,Kian, „tending out from the w all at an C o i b g ^ i c a g i , sayS of u "
essed of mortal hunger, who in the
ing Method of Amending Constitution | for the best mixed bouquets and for angle, litis Is still In the tower room "In dyspepsia It serves an excellent rur-
H
Pose. * * * It Is one of the best manufact-
light of Neill and Reynolds investiga- and Applying tbe Referendum to All !
the best named collection of roses. at Wayside, his home at t oncoro, ured products of the re s e n t tim e In Its R . I N I X O I N , D e n t u
Mass. Victor Hugo had In his s G t l c m - a c tio n l i upon e n fe e b le d , a lt iso rd ered s to m a c h s ;
tigation of the Chicago packing plants, > Laws Affecting Constitutional Conven
For all but the last four classes, not sey house a study built almost entirely e sp e c ia lly If th e re is u lc e r a tio n o r e a t a n liai
Forest Grove, Oregon
g a s tr itis ( c a ta r r h a l In fla m m a tio n o f sto m a ch ),
eats of the canned stuffs that bear the 1 ••ons ® no am.-ndments.
less than three nor more than five of glass and perched upon the root. ¡t ts a m o st e ffic ie n t p r e p a ra tio n . G lj’Cl rln e
w
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v
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brand of Chicago packers. The de-
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Like Hawthorne, he, too. stood at his
d e x c e ssiv e g a s tr ic a c id ity . I t Is u s e fu l In O F F IC I: Three door* north of B ailey’s stör«. ÊÊk
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3* specimens of each variety must be writing, and his desk was a mere shelf c a h n ro
n ic I n te s tin a l d y s p e p s ia , e sp e c ia lly th e
tails of these findings are disgusting For Constitutional Amendment Giving
hours trxjtr 9 A. U . to 4 F. M .
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tu le n t v a rle tjk a n d In c e r ta in fo rm s of
entered.
fastened by hinges to the wall.—Deline­ c f la
h
ro
n ic c o n s tip a tio n , s tim u la tin g th e s e c re ­
to the last degree, as showing to what Cities and Towns Exclusive Power to
to
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The show will begin at 1 p. m. ator.
I g la p d s."
vile contamination with human filth [ Enact and Amend tbeir Charters.
When combined. In Just the right propor-
and entries should be made in the
O r tf r f ln o f a P h r a s e .
!
tlons. with Golden Seal root. Storm root,
and animal rottenness the products of
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163
181 _ forenoon.
Exhibitors mu§t furnish
Many years ago the wild deer that Black Cherryhark, Queen’s root, Hlnod-
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LAW YER
roamed through the forests of England rootand Mandrake root, or the extracts of
these canneries that appear daily on
Amendaient2?0 Allo!
I h e lr ^ n jars^and^v^s.
these, as In Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical
• lOusandv of tables are subjected thc Slate printioi<. Binding and Printers
Admission free to all and everybody used to dig holes in the earth with Discovery, there can be no doubt of Its
their forefeet.
They pawed It out ^ reat efficacy In the cure of all stomach, Real Estate and Corpo- OFFICE
No wonder that that vague and indefi- Compensation to be Regulated by Law js urged tQ bfing flowers.
n t e s t i n a l difM>rd**rs
d d dernnge-
« > ra n ffe-
t OTTT „ o ^ - i.
ver and l i Intestinal
disorders an
and
sometimes to the depth of several
Hinet’ S4
m o n ts . T liw w *fw»vi»ral ln K m li< an ta h a v o Tat i o n Law a b p e c i a l t j r .
nite something characterized by the at any Time
! I c e _c r e a r a and strawberries seived Inches, sometimes a foot or more. t h e s tro n p re s t e n d o rM e m e n t In a l l s u c h
Yes
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loo j
t
These holes were called “ scrapes,” and c a s e » o f tn ic h e m i n e n t j n e d l c a l le a d e r s a s P o r p ^ t f r r n v p
puzzled physician as “ stomach trouble”
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21 afternoon and evening.
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travelers at dusk or night or those who Prof. It. B iirtholow . M. IT, o f J e ffe rs o n M ed- |
leal C ollude. C h ic ag o ; P ro f. H o b a rt A. H a re ,
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ins become distinctly* an American
were careless about their footing often M. I)., o f M edical D e p a r tm e n t. U n iv e rs ity of
For Constitutional Amendment for tbe
diseas e.—Ore gon ian.
tumbled Into them. They were laughed P a .; Prof. L a u re n c e J o h n s o n . M. I>.. M edical C ity Barber Shop . .
C. P. Yates. Jr.
t *
D e p a r tm e n t, U n iv e rs ity o f New Y o rk ; Prof.
! for tbe Initiative and Referendum on
at for their heedlessness when they E d w in M. H a le, M. D.. H a h n e m a n n M edical
j Local, Special and Municipal Laws and
While in the employ of the Eastern came home covered with mud, and, as C olleire.C hlcaffo: P ro f. J o h n M. H cudder. M. D. I Baths. Laundry Agency. Sit
a n d P ro f. J o h n K in*. M. D., A u th o rs of th e !
Election Returns
Parts of La vs.
and Western Lumber Co., at Eufaulla, this frequently occurred after they had A m e ric a n D is p e n s a to ry , a n d sco res o f o th e rs i ated on Pacific Ave., Forest
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been Imbibing a hit, they were said to amongr th e le a d in g m e d ic a l m en o f o u r la n d , j
The following are. the complete re­
W h o c a n d o u b t t n e c u r a t i v e v ir t u e * o f (
Wash , C. P. Yates Jr. received an have “ got Into a acrape.” Rome Cam­
No
3 >
35
. . A . T. W irtz , Pro
e d ic in e t h e I n g r e d ie n t* o f w h ic h h a v e
turns of last Monday’s election in the For Bill For a Law Prohibiting Free injury, May 20, which ultimately bridge students took up this expres- j s a u m
c h a irrofe**Unuil e n d o r s e m e n t ?
1 .
C o n s t i p a t i o n c u r e d b y D o c v o r ¿M erce'ft |
t*o Forest Grove precincts.
Passes and Discrimination by Railroad resulted in his death. He was attend­ sion, and thus It came to he applied to Pleasant
Pullet*. One or two a dose.
H O L L I S T E R ’S
Companies and oilier Public Service ing brakes on a logging train when people who had got Into difficulties of
various sorts.
Corporations.
the engineer lost control of his engine
4 Busy Mod icing tor Buiy PsoptaT
60 Y E A R »
Bring* GolHofi Hoaltti amt Renowcd Vlgw.
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<l o o k e d l m l » » W n t v r .
E X P E R IE N C E
and a wreck resulted.
Mr. Yates,
A
aix-rlflc
fo r ro n a tip a tlo n . In d lg m tlo a , l f |
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39
35 .
In 1700 one Jam es Austin laid a
and K trin ey trouble*. P im p le s , K cxem a, l x " "
For an Act requiring Sleeping C .r C o m -1 anticipating the danger, attempted to wager of $500 that he would cook a !
B lood.
xl. B
I la ad d Ilre
B re a th . .Sluggish
Slugglnh Bowel*. H e eal
a n d l J B t a a c c k k a c h e . l IU
ocky y M o ____________
u R
Hock
u n tain T e a In
panies,Refrigerator Car Companies, and ' save himself by jumping. In doing SO plum pudding ten feet beneath the sur-
lo t Worm. 8S c e n ts a box.
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(le o n in e m u .
For U. S. Senator, long term
H o u . im t b b D h u o C o u p a n t . M o d i .o n , V V ^ B
Oil Companies to Pay au Annual he was thrown against a fence, causing face of the Thames near Itotherblthe. [
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEO J
Jonathan Bourne R
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140 License upoh Gross Earning*.
The bet was readily accepted, nnd
concussion of the brain. The young many people flocked to the appointed
John M. Gearin D
94
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18*01
ananas
Yea
184
304 man was immediate'y removed to the
locale to watch this strange exhibition [
8- Lee Paget P
W*
D e s ia n e
14
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SEARS & W ATKINS
No
7
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C o e v m a H T i Ao.
A- G. Sitnola S
I For an Act Requiring Exprew. Com Good Samaritan Hospital of Portland, of the culinary nrt. Inclosed In a tin
5
-P ro p rieto r <
AnvonsBBMÉtaff
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*k#$rh
an
d
d««*rtp*»nn m ay
pan
in
the
center
of
a
sack
of
lime
the
lu ru rtiiiii o n r o|*tnt«»n fr*« » H s tlif r s n
*,°t L. S. Senator to fill vacancy
. . T h o la O m lln K H a r b o r H h n f
ncr
panies, Telegraph Comi eniei and Tel­ where every effort was made to resus­ pudding was lowered lieneath the wa­ Onfuhly
tn rm itlo n la |»rMb«blf i>nt®»iU$bl*< n m m iin lra.
iis M rle tlj rMtifldetitia!. MANOBOOt «>n P a te n U
Hiram Gould P
ephone Companies to to Pay an Annual citate him, but to no avail.
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He ter. where for two hours ami a h alf It tlo
Up-to-date Hair-cutting a:
•«ri ii fri*«. oi< lo* m f i ì c j f<#r e w e rlii* p e l en te.
I*ni«nta tu*«*n (lim ila h M unii A Co. r s c f lv s
F,ed W. Mulkev R
13 6
17 9 'I License Upon G.oss Earnings.
lingered in an unconscious state until remained It was then taken up and tp tria l nutU e, w fftio at e b a rg a. tn th a
Shaving. Laundry agency
J D Stevens S
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f» ln N tru v t.
.
P a r e a O n t
Yes
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* 9 Tuesday evening, May 22, at J 1:30 partaken of by a committee, who de­
Fo Cover ior
clared that Austin had won his wager,
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A h an d a r.m H f
r e te d w aek lr. I ^ r g a a t d f -
f H. Amos p
o’clock
when
he
quietly
passed
away.
tbe
pudding
being.
If
anything,
over­
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c u la ti" ii f t an y a rio n tta c In u m a i. T a rm a. $3 •
y«*nr : fru ir m ontila, | L Hold b f all ra w ed esilara.
W, B i,z .c §
Mr. Yates was born in Portland, Sept. done.
1
a
Result
of
Vote
for
Goddess
G w *» K Chi-mberWJn D i"5
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23, 1883. Most of his life, however,
A D ro a d H in t.
B ra n d i Offir-a. t t F Ht_ W aab in « io ii, D. C.
Trains on the Southern Pacific
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Whitby ombe R
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Mamma," said u slx-year-old girl,
He
The following is the result of the vote was spent in Washington Co.
and depart on the following sched if
For Swretary of State
was a young man of pleasing personal- " ‘^ n g the sitting room one morning
H I . In o a n D tr.
GOING SOUTH
K j
F ,«>k W. Benson R
3
8
,
recently, “ don t you want some can-
«74 to date for Goddess of Liberty for the
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“Your honor.” said the att >rney, “tbls
friends, and t— (1 y r
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*• c . Brown S
8
7 Fourth of July celebration to be held in ity, made many
man's
Insanity
takes
the
form
of
a
be­
j
| highly esteemed wherever
GOING NORTH
The mother w as writing t letter. lief that every one w ants to rob him.
T. S McDaoiel P
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"Why, ytm, dear,” she replied
“ Give
H. Sroat D
He won't allow even me, bis cennsel, to No. 3 . . .6:59 A. M. o . l ___ 4:16
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known.
7«
ine a piece.”
For State Treasurer
approach him.”
N. L. ATKINS, A |
Myrtle Butler........
He was married to Miss Katherine
“I ain't dot any,” came from tbe
^»li* Butler p
"Maybe he's not so crazy after all.”
*3 Thresa Stribbich. . .
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Henderson of Deep River, Wash., child, “an* I ain’t dot any nickel to murmured the court In a Judicial w his­
G- B- Cook S
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Marie Staehr..........
Oct. 21, 1905. Funeral services were <tt none.”
per.— Ixxxlon Express.
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Matlock D
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flhe got the nickel. — Kansas City
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George \ Steel R
conducted
by
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