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CITY COUNCIL
session
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Tuesday
evening,
with
V lie. The repDrts of the Treasurer
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Recorder were accepted and placed on
file. Upon motion of C. O. Roe a res-
olution was passed requiring all water
patrons to install water meters. A
proposition to erect a test filter plant
from the Jewell Filter Company was
laid on the table till the next meeting.
The Treasurer was instructed to col-
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Hollis, legal service
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Dr. Hines, health officer . . .
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Light lihg Did Damage.
8 1 0 0 0 , no insurance.
In Hillsboso a thunderbolt frightened
a farm team which tan away with the
occupants, John Simpson, aged 82
years, and his grandson aged 5 years.
They were thrown out and the old
gentleman badly bruised about the
head and face. The boy, who was
General Fund.
112
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There was some class to the light-
1 *ct the delinquent light bill of Pacific ning here in Washington county Mon-
University. Application
of S. T. diy. A barn belonging to J. A.
Walker for water was referred to the Buchanan of Cornelius was struck and
street commissioner for investigation burned to the ground with a loss of
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Marshal Wells.
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One Thousand Men, $1,C03.
If l.Ouu uieu were to come in here
and each one eat a dollar's worth, I
would have ju st $1.000.” said the man
ager of one of those restaurants where
eaeh person helps himself. “On the
other Laud. If 1 should feed l.nno wo
men and allow them to pick out their
own checks 1 might possibly have
$500, but I doubt It. Every woman Is
a natural born cheat. It seems to be
a sixth sense In her makeup to try to
get ahead of the person who provides
her meals.”
The woman to whom these horrify
ing revelations had been made walked
away trying to evolve some plan for
emancipating her sex from the web
of dishonest propensities In which they
had become enmeshed. Outside the
restaurant she met a man friend.
“I've Just lieeu down there for lunch
eon,” he said. “Glorious place; cheap
too. If a follow knows Ills business it
Is dead easy to get a fifty cent meal
for a quarter. They never watch the
men, but I tell you they keep a close
eye on you women.”
The woman with an ambition to re
form her sex looked back Into the
restaurant.
“One thousand men. $1.000,” she
said, and smiled wickedly - New York
Times.
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Tooth blacks.
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” W. R. Harris, meter.
“As we have bootblncks so they've
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11 00 nln over about a month ago by a wagon got toothblacks in the Sunda Islands,”
“ J . G. Lenueville, ” .
load of lumber, escaped injury.
said a traveling man.
"W hat is a toothblack?”
No damage was done in this city.
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"Don't you kuow? A toothblack Is
Cornelius
seems
to
be
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favorite
place
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nn old woman with a pot of black
for the lightning gods, as about a year paint, a gold leaf book and a set of
vegetable brushes. From hut to hut
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she passes, and for a small fee—a yam,
errl
disturbance
occasioned
by
the
Special Street Fund
a bunch of bananas, three cocoa nuts—
she paints the Sunda islander's teeth
712 88 electricity ol the heavens.
a glistening black—all but the two
55 25 Annual School Meeting Next Monday. front teeth. These she gilds. And the
Suuda islander thereafter goes about
June 15th.
with a self conscious smile revealing
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Are you satisfied that you are having a truly knoek-me-down dental display,
104 17
one of the best schools in the state of a black and gold symphony. It Is a
common trick among the semiclvlllzed
Oregon? If you are not, come out to
to color the teeth. In Macassar dark
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the school meeting and interest your brown is the popular hue. nud iu Japan
Library Fund.
self in making your school one of the ntnnug the uuenlightencd classes the
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teeth of wives are always painted
very best your school funds will afford.
black. In such countries the tooth
100 00
Don’t stav awav from the school meet black is au institution. She goes from
ing and grumble all the year about house to bouse as full of gossip as a
barber.” — New Orleaus Tlmes-Demo-
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your school. Show by your presence
crat.
Building Fund.
that vou are concerned in making your
Balance May 1 .........................
5 5 2 23 school rank among the best.
No man prospers In this world by
luck unless It be the luck of getting up
FINANCE COMMITEE’S REPORT.
— Butterick Patterns at Hoffman it early, working hard nnd maintaining
M. Munkers, labor....................
16 00
honor and integrity.—Beecher.
Goff Bros , fupplies..................
27 11 Allen Co.
Balance May 1 ....................... .3 1 6 5 2
Reed for lights....................... . 273
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Having a case iu court. 1 was wait
ing until the one ou the docket was
disposed of A young girl was trying
to l.reuU her fath ers will. He had
been lied ridden for some years l>efore
his death. Ids sister had taken care of
him. and he had left her all his prop
erty ou her verl.ul promise that she
would take care of his daughter, his
natural heir It was claimed that the
old man had heen Incompetent to make
a will and that his sister had used
undue Influence to make him do so in
her favor. At any rate, she had but
meugerly fulfilled her promise to pro
vide for the girl who should have lu
herited.
The attorney for the plaintiff was
ph. irally and mentally a splendid REGISTERED GERMAN COACH
man; the attorney for the defendant
Registered German Coach Stallion.
had u bad case and resorted to petti-
Bogging. The girl from whose claim he Seven years old, weight 1700 b s.,co l-
w as defending his client sat motionless. 0r deep chestnut sotrel, gentle dispo-
with her face toward the Jury. Her
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sition, finely built and line action, aired
countenance wore an expression of
habitual sadness.
by Martin, Grand Sire, Bernard. Dam
A s the case proceeded the attorney Philine by Baron 2nd.
opposing her case seemed to be dls-
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turbed over the effect her personality
was having ou the Jury. There was Monday, Hancock & Gordon’s Barn,
little available evidence to prove her j Tuesday, Williams’ Barn, North Yam-
claim. and he had no doubt but for
hill.
this personal charm that he would win Wednesday, Carlton Livery Barn,
his case. Finally he determined to take Thu„ d
Gaston.
advantage of a statement made by his |
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Hancoc* & Gor_
antagonist to forestall this effect.
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• It's Impossible.” said the girl's ad- don s Barn- Forest Grove'
TERM S: Single Service, 320; In
vocato. “that my client should have
soon nil that was going on In that sure, 330. Careful but not responsible
household for the reason”—
for accidents.
" I f your client,” Interrupted the
counsel for the defense, “could not see
what was going on In that household
For parti tulars write t í
with eyes which she Is now endeavor-
G I Ì O . C i. H A N C O C K ,
lug to win the jury to her side, then
General Manager
no pair of optics can see anything."
Ilis opponent stood motionless, with M . I - O G L U ,
his eye fixed upon the pettifogger,
Assistant.
while the seconds were lieing ticked
away. He neither sp >ke nor gave sign
that be Intended to speak. The silence
of the courtroom was unbroken. Judge.
Jury, even the clerk of the court, who
H om eopathist and Surgery
hail been driving a pen. looked at him
fixedly. The thrust had Jarred upon
their sensibilities, and they watched Forest Grove,
Oregon
Intently the lips from which a defense
was expected. The girl sat apparently
Administrator’s Notice.
unmoved.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
At last her defender relinquished his
statuesque rigidity and, after slowly dulv appointed by the Cfeunty Court of the State of Ore-
raising Ills right hand In gesture, l>e- gun, for Washington County, as administrator of the
gan to speak lu a voice which, had not estate of Rebecca Traver deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are hereby notified and
the courtroom been perfectly still, required to present the same to me properly verified as
would have been Inaudible.
by iaw required, at the office of J. N. Hoffman at Fcr-
"There are eyes." he said, "that will e»t Grove, Washington County, Oregon, within six
perceive evil where no evil exists, lie- months from the date hereof. Dated this 21st dr y of
cause when turned in upon themselves May, 1908.
R. W . TRAVER,
they can see no good. There are eyes
Administrator of the tstate of iveuecca Traver, de
that can see no evil because Introspec
tion reveals only purity. Rut. whether ceased.
J. N. Hoffman, Attorney.
they see good or evil, they are blessed
with the power of sight. When their
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
eyes are opened In the morning they
Notice is hereby given tnat by virtue of an execution,
may revel In n beautiful world slowly
emerging from the night shadow. For degree and order of sale, issued out of and » nd r the
them the dawn unveils the plains, the seal of the Circuit Court of State of Oregon tor the
valleys, the hilts or the mountains. County of Washing on, dated 6th dr y of April, 1908,
in favor of E. S. Callender and against Daniel Mc
They may see the waves of ocean roll Cloud and John McCloud, for the sum of Two hundrtd
ing with their green concave and ninety three and 50-100 \$293.50) Dollars, and for the
white, shaggy manes In upon the further sum of Eighty five and 80 190 ' $65.801 Dollars,
sands, breaking the sunshine Into myr ; taxes and costs and attorney’s fees, making a total ol
j Three Hundred Seventy nine and 30 100. Together
iads of sparkling gems.
"B u t there Is more, far more than i with interest from April 6, 1908, being the amount due
tills, to delight them—the forms nnd J on said Judgment, to me directed and delivered, com-
faces of those they love. The lover I manding me to make sale of real property, hereinafter
I have levied upon and pursuant to said ex
may look upon the features of her who. 1 described.
ecution, decree and order of sale, I will on Monday,
In his eves at least. Is always lieautl- the 15th day of June, 1908, at the South door of the
fnl. The mother may see her newborn Court House in Hi.lsboro, Washington County, Oregon,
batie lying lieside her and experience at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day sell at Fub-
therein the great Joy of her life. The lic Auction to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all
.voting may look with reverent affec the following described real property, lying, being ano
tion on those who have begotten them. suuate in Washington Coun»y, Oregon, and particularly
These and myriads of other objects are described as to.lows, to-wit:
The North halt or Northeast quarter of Section
the heritage of those who have been
Twenty two (22) Township three ( i ) North of Range
blessed with sight."
ihree (.3) West ol the Willamette Merid.an containing
The speaker paused, then continued eighty iSuj acre»,—and all or the right, title and inter-
In a still more Impressive tone:
esi of eacit and ;.ll of the defendants above named, had
"B u t what shall we say of those con in and to the same at the da.e of the execution of the
demned to live In perpetual darkness? mortgage u ;o n which .«aid judgment and decreets
For them nature has no pictures. They based to satisty the hereinbefore named sums, and tor
may feel the pressure of a hand, but tiie costs and expenses of sale and said writ.
Said sate wi.l be made subject to redemption as per
enn see no smile of welcome uor the
lovelight dart from the eyes of those Statutes of btate of Oregon.
Dated at H i’ lsboro, Oregon, cn this 12th day of May,
they love. They are prisoners In a A. D. 1908.
dungeon.”
J. W. CONNELL.
The speaker paused again. Every
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
eye except that of the young girl whose W . H. Hollis, Attorney lor Plaintiff.
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case was being tried was fixed upon
her defender. Hers were fixed straight
$ 1 5 0 For Best Article.
before her. Lowering his voice almost
to a whisper, her advocate added:
The Republican Congressional Com
"Gentlemen of the Jury, my client is
mittee offers 8150 for the best article
blind.”
It was some time before the sounds not exceeing 1,000 words on the sub
Incident to a courtroom recommenced. ject: “ Why the Republican Party
When they did they served for a back
ground to the monotonous reading by Should Be Successful Next Novem
the Judge of his charge to the Jury ber.” The competition is open to all.
No one of the Jurymen listened to It.
In judging the merits of contribu-
for the mind of every one of the
tions
consideration will be given not
twelve was made up. The pettifogger
had furnished the counsel for the plain- only to style, arguments and facts pre
tiff with n lance which the latter had sented, but to the convincing power,
hurled back, shattering the defendant's
case. When the rending had been fin and it should be borne in mind that
ished the foreman of the Jury announc Members of Congress are to be elected
ed that they could come to a verdict as well as President and Vice-Presi
without leaving their scats. He then
announced that they had found for the dent.
.
,
:
T e n d e r , J u ic y , Steaks
R o a s t s an d Stew s,
Sau sage
F. A. M I T C H E L .
No manuscripts will be returned, but
will be the property of the committee.
The best article will be widely used
both in the newspapers of the country
and in paraphlet {orm-
The award will be made and check
sent to successful contestant about
August 15th. M ;niscripti must be
Ba J
A ll k in d s of F re s h
V e g e ta b le s
O r o c e r ie l
w . F. s c h u l t ;
Q u o n g Lee’s
LAUNDRY
FINE WORK DONE «HEAP -
White shirt
Soft
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White Skirts
Undershirts -
Handkerchiefs
• - 10c Drawers
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• 10c While Waists'. 10n j
10 to 50 Underskirts . |jfc J
- 8c Stockings .
• • 2c Collars
Men’s White Vests 10 15c Pant* - .
C*ats - . - - 10 20c Dusters
Towels • • • 20c Doz. Napkins •
The tollowing articles 50 c per doz. Pi___
Bed Sheets. Table Cloths. Night Gowns.
Drawers, Underwear, Aprons and Corset Cow* I
Pacific Avenue
Fomiti
jood Eatables
D r. G e ig e r
plaintiff.
There was a demonstration in the
courtroom which the Judge was unable
to check. The girl's attorney told her
that there were many present who de-
sired to offer congratulations.
She
stood up. and every person In the
room passed her with a pressure of
the baud.
The will was broken; she was rich.
When the last person had congratu
lated her a double line was formed.
through which, on the arm of hercoun-
eel. she walked out of the room and
town to a carriage.
Then for the first time those left be
hind looked for the defendant's coun
•el. He had slipped out unnoticed.
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at
Low Prices
Everybody knows t
we keep the best Meats
to be had, but this is to
remind you to give as
a call.
Saelens & Co.
FOREST SROVI
City Shaving Parlors
For the Rest. Up to.ds'e wo4
Baths. Pacific Ave. Finest(îm
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Pacific Ave.
Forest 6r*|
Neal Turnouts
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Postoffice Row
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E. C . SIMPSON', At* L
W. E. CO M A N , General freii*^
Passenger Agent. Portland.
— Ladies, do you contempj^'jj
ng a new dress, waist, or s*--
spring? If so, call at
Co’s. They can supply yo ® w
— The top price at Bailey’*
Wool and Mohair.
!
— Boos’ building rock u>d *■1
can be had at Row
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Let T h e N e w s do r°urJ ^ J
We guarantee
good stock and most
We print everything.
— Hoffman and
n°t later than July 15th to
for the famous Bu
Literary Bureau,
— Bailey will buy your * *
R epublican Congressional Committee,
’ Mohair.
-Mi
Metropolitan Bank Building,
— Money to loan on far*
Washington, D. C.
W. H. Hollis. Forest Grove
— We’ ll buy your wool an<U
— See Special Sale of muslin and
Bring it m.
underwear at Hoffman & Allen Co.’s.