SHEFFIELD PLATE.
Last week the pupils of the con­
H i s t o r y of T h i s N ow V e r y R a r e end
servatory gave the commencement re­
V alu ab le W are.
citals in Brighton chapel. There
Sheffield [date differs from nil other
were four recitals in all. The first was
' plated w are lu Hint th e p latlug w as
[O riginal. 1
T his sto ry w as tulil 10 me by a crusty done on the sheet m etal before the
Tuesday afternoon when the pupils of
article w as shaped. B efore an d siuce
the lower grades appeared. It was a bachelor.
“ L isten to this. Alec." ami M a b e l then pluting of various so rts has been
Its
Would Be Desccrstors
Poet's Imprc-atioii.
The fact th a t would be desecrators of
Tiie circus und m enagerie of Jones ,V S hakespeare's tom b have not (lured to
loues w as com ing th a t way. .T h e risk the failing of tlte cu rse invoked iu
g reater p art of its m enagerie consisted the lines cu t upou his totuli Is a strik ­
>f the elephant Alslttl. and AI h I u I had ing testim ony to the pow erful effect
long program as there were tw enty-four iiu ru e t read : “ •In K orea durin g the applied only te the finished piece, as in
become
old and Irritable and no longer upon m ankind of such au im precation.
o
u
r
electro
p
latin
g
process.
Moreover,
num bers, bu t all those tak in g part d id whole m arriag e day th e bride m ust be
saw
things
w ltb the friskiness of other J. O. H uiliw ell-Pbillipps, w riting in
th
e
platin
g
w
as
done
on
copper,
while
mute. If she says u word she becomes
very well. Many of the pupils showed an object of ridicule. It may be a m odern buse m etal is usually com days. He w as lieing m ost carefully the eighties, said:
considerable advance over their work week or even a m onth la-fore Uer bus- posed o f an am algam of copper, nickel w atched wheu the show urrlved at
"T he nearest approach to an excava-
tion in (in- g rave ci/ SbaUes|H*ure w as
Clemen tsville.
in the winter recitals and gave evi­ band b ears the sound of her voice. an d zinc.
F u rth erm o re, It Is possible for the
S ingular custom , isn ’t it? How would
Tlte season had not Iteen a profitable made in the sum m er of the .tear 171*0
dence of the good work done in the you like to adopt it when we are m ar collector to secu re exam ples of early
one for Jones & Jones. They bad had iu digging a vault in the im m ediate lo­
G eorgian am i so called Queen Anne
conservatory.
Tied?”
to offer fiO cen ts on the d o llar to th eir cality. when an opening appeared
H er fa th e r and m other were sittin g work in Sheffield plate, w hile the creditors at tiie last th ree stands, and whielt was presum ed to indicate the
Tuesday evening the programs in­
ra rity and high money vnlue of silver
com m encem ent of the site of the bard's
tended for two evenings were crowded near, th e fa th e r read in g bis paper, the w are of th a t period m ake its acqulsl
when the exhibition at C leinetltsville rem ains. T he most scrupulous cure,
m other sew in g T he la tte r said: “T h at
into one, as the week was too full to rem inds m e of th e night we liecuine tiou ex trem ely difficult. Sheffield plate w as over they could not pay certain how ever, w as taken not to d istu rb the
permit of another evening for a recital. engaged. Do you rem em lter I m ade historically an d a rtistic a lly Is a s w orthy farm ers for oats, hay and stra w . One neighboring e arth iu the slightest de­
of a [dace beside old china and old of the farm ers, and th e largest
gree, the clerk having b e n placed
The entire program was well up to the you w ait a loug w hile for your an m ahogany us is old silv erw are.
there till th e brickw ork f the adjoin-
itor. refused to tak e a note of Imnd
sw er? I k ep t you a w hole hour w ith
in
1742 one T hom as Bolsover of H is claim w as for $k), an d lie rushed
standard of the recitals given hereto- out giving you a w ord.”
d *o p rev en t n r s i r T r n r r ,
I
GERMAN flM
"H appy day!” observed th e husband Sheffield, E ngland, described In the to see a law y er about It. Mr. Taylot any one m aking n exam ination. No | K i l u I j I f c r E D
lore. and each number was enjopable
histories us an “Ingenious mechanic,
!‘r :i s
vbibie through Registered German Coach S i7
and played with good expression. The dryly and w ithout low ering his pa|>er. accidentally fused some silv er and cop­ w as tlie law yer. T he tw o or th ree oth thi*
sm all oiwiiing that th u s presented c
Ln otai
A sm ile passed over Ids w ife's face,
eight-har.ded piece from tne Bach and a te n d er light shone in Iter d au g h ­ per w hile rep a irin g a knife. He began ers in tow n happened to lie out of tbeh itself, and as the poet was buried iu '5even years o.d, weight 1700 !|
offices. T he g re a t opportunity bud
symphony was very well rendered. te r's eyes. As for Alec, he cast a su s­ experim enting, seeking fo r a m ethod of come nt last. Tiie fourteen y ears of the ground, not in a vault, the great or deep chestnut sorrel, gentle
plating copper w ith silv er for th e man
probability Is th a t d u st alone rem ains.
picious
glance
a
t
his
prospective
fa-
sition, finely built and fine action, £.1
Eight of the fourteen numbers on the
ufucture of sm all articles, in 174.1, to­ w aiting w as to lie repaid.
It is uot many y ears since a phalanx
ther-In-lnw . ,
by
Martin, Grand Sire, Bernard.
g
eth
er
w
ith
Joseph
W
ilson,
he
set
up
a
"Y
our
claim
is
good,
uud
all
we
have
of
trouble
tom
bs,
lan
tern
s
and
spades
second part of the program were played
N othing would do for Mabel but to
by Miss Clapp’s pupils and all showed Introduce th e K orean custom nt her factory for th e m a n u fa c tu re of buc­ to do Is to a tta c h som ething,” w as the in hand, assem bled iu the chancel at Philine by Baron 2nd.
kles. snuffboxes nud knife handies.
As th e ele- dead of night, in ten t on disobeying the
law y er's announcem ent.
W ill Make the Season of l ^ l
that Miss Cl*pp has been doing excel­ wedding. On account of the receut
Joseph H ancock soon got hold of the pliant is the biggest and m ost valuable I
‘“Junction that the hones ol
d eath of au a u n t w ho had made her
were not to be disturbed Monday, Hancock & Gordon's Baal
lent work as a teacher this past year. life m iserable, but had left tier $10,000, secret and. p erfectin g it, d em o n strated tiling they have, we will u ttach hint. I ¡Shakespeare
,,,,, ,,
.
i B ut the supplicatory lines prevailed, Tuesday, Williams’ Barn, North YtJ
The two Schubert Impromptus were the cereuiouy w as to Include only the th a t It w as possible to Im itate the
won t | T here w ere some am ong the uum het
finest
and
m
ost
richly
em
ltossed
silv
er­
especially well played and the vocal fam ily. Alec pro tested ag ain st the In­ ware. .Settling In Sheffield, he sta rte d move on w ithout him. Your case will w ho a t the last m om ent refused to in
troduction of a custom takeu from a
Wednesday, Carltoi Livery Barn.
numbers of the evening were very d eg en erate easte rn race, but Mr. Bur­ tiie m a n u fa c tu re of all so rts of dom es l>e settled w ithiu au hour a fte r we at cu r th e w arning condem nation, and s. Thursday, Gaston.
th e design w as happily abandoned.”
n e t's rem ark . "H ap p y d ay !’’ had fas­ tic pieces. B eginning m odestly w ith tach him .”
much enjoyed.
Balance of week at Hancock Jr |
horsepow er, he later added w ater [tow­
T he elephant w as attach ed . T h ere i A correspondent of the Loudon Atlie
tened
th
e
Idea
upou
Mabel,
and
It
don’s Barn, Forest Grove.
Friday evening the more advanced
er
for
th
e
rolling
process.
O
th
er
m
an­
uaeunt
w
rote
lu
1881:
"I
rem
em
ber
on
w as a lank and disconsolate looking
could not be rem oved.
TERMS: Single Service, $20;!
pupils gave a recital. The opening
On th e d ay of the w edding the bride u fa c tu re rs follow ed his exam ple, and cassow ary w ith the show , but he w as a visit to tile g rav e of Shakespeare in
number, Schumann’s Traumerie played did not speak from the mom ent of her Sheffield p la te soon began to replace passed by. T h ere was a lonely and d e­ 1827 or 1828 rem arking th a t It w as lit sure, $30. Careful but not respoosi
p ew ter on th e tab les of th e E nglish
tie creditable to th e au th o rities that for accidents.
by the piano and two violins, was very aw akening. A fter the cerem ony she m iddle classes. A ltogether we know jected drom edary, w ith Its lonely und the raised covering to the tom b should
kissed th e fam ily all round, hut spoke
dejected
bum
ps,
but
th
a
t
a
tta
c
h
m
e
n
t
,
have been allow ed to fall into such de
For particulars write to
much enjoyed as that piece always is never n w ord. All agreed th a t h er si­ o f tw e n ty -th re e im p o rta n t m a n u fa c tu r­
w as not for him. Abdul w as th e vic­ ca.v, for 1 could see into the grave
e rs of th is w are.
C i l i O . a. H A N C O C K ,
lence
added
a
solemn
charm
to
th
e
when played on the violin. All the
T he In d u stry flourished until the tim and w as duly attached.
through the hole form ed by the sinking
General 1
piano and vocal numbers were well m ost im pressive occasion In a w om an's middle of th e nineteen th century, and
The coustable saw th e fa rm e r cred­ of the stones. T he reply was th at, 'on
life.
so few pieces of copper rolled plate itor, and arran g em en ts w ere m ade to account of the an ath em a inscribed upon M . i - o o m ,
rendered and showed the thorough
Mr. and Mrs. Alec H icks sta rte d Im­
Assistant.
w ere m ade a fte r th a t tim e th a t they
preparation put on them. Miss Pearl m ediately a fte r a w edding b rea k fa st need not concern th e collector. E lectro­ ta k e Abdul out to te e farm . H e fig­ the tom b,’ no w orkm en could be per­
ured th a t he w as going to get a soft suaded to m eddle w ith it.”
(at
which
th
e
bride
s
a
t
m
ute)
on
th
e
ir
Miller’s Polka De Concert was very
p latin g w as discovered o r invented by
Au e a rlie r incident is tints set forth
thing, trad, m uch to the astonishm ent
w edding jouruey. As they rolled along
well received by the audience because In a p a rlo r couch th e young husband a medical stu d e n t of Ito th erham , n ear of the circus folk, he w ent tt'ottg lu a by a co n trib u to r to tiie M onthly M ag­
Sheffield, an d th e new process w as
azine of Feb. 1. 1818:
of its brilliancy and the sympathy with rem arked upon the p rese n ts they had p aten ted on M arch 25. 1840. By 1850 contented m anner and li
v brought
"N o tw ith sta n d in g tiie an ath em a pro­
received,
th
e
in
te
re
st
tak
eu
In
th
e
ir
which she played it. The closing
th e new w nre w as on th e m arket ev up in the fa rm e r’s burn. 1 aeu th e real nounced by th e b ard on any d istu rb er
m arriage, th e concourse of people w ho
number was “ An Old Norwegian Ro ! w ould gladly have been p resen t had eryw here. an d th e Industry had been history of the case begau. Jones & of his bones, the church w ardens wore
revolutionized.—C ountry L ife In A m er­ Jones left tow n w ith sm iles on th eir so negligent a few y e a rs ago as to
^mance” by Grieg. M.ss Lieser and n o t th e cerem ony been p riv ate. H is ica.
faces. T h at m ean t th a t the su it would suffer th e sexton iu digging th e a d ­
w
ife
listened,
b
u
t
spoke
not.
Then
he
Miss Hoople played this difficult piece
have to be adjo u rn ed w hen called. jo in in g g rave of Dr. D avenport to
directed h e r a tte n tio n to passing ob­
with marked skill and expression.
BISMARCK'S
ANGER.
T
h a t m eant th a t it would he ultim ately break a large cavity into th e tom b of
jects. T h ere w as a happy, dream y
Shakespeare. Mr. ---- told the w riter
decided in th e fa rm e r's favor nud th a t
The last of the Conservatory Re­ look on h e r face, b u t sh e u ttered no T h e
th a t he w as excited by curiosity to
Incident That Made Certain the
word.
T
hey
dined
in
a
bufTet
ear;
but,
he
would
find
him
self
w
ith
au
elephaut
citals was given Saturday evening be­
push Ills bend and shoulders through
Franco-German War.
though th e re w as a b ottle of wine, her
on his hands. lie found th a t o u t even th e cavity, th a t he saw the rem ains of
fore a larger and more appreciative tongue w as n o t loosed. A fter din n er
The P rin cess B ism arck, so th e story
T en d er, Juicy, Steaks
w ithiu the first hour.
the bard ami th a t he could easily have
goes,
changed
tiie
political
history
of
audience than attended any of the Alec su rp rised her by telling her th a t
Abdul w anted from th ree to five b ar­ brought aw ay his skull, but w as de­
F
ran
ce
unw
ittin
g
ly
,
and
b
ut
for
her
R oasts and Stews,
other recitals. The program opened i he w as going into th e sm oking room th e F ran eo -P ru ssian w ar m ight never rels of w a te r to w et his th ro at. It terred by tiie curse w hich tlte poet In­
for on a f te r d in n e r cigar. H alf au
took au hour to bring it from the voked on any one who d istu rb ed his
with an eight-handed piece, the ] hour w as enough for th e cigar, but be have been waged.
Sausage and Bacon
B ism arck w as unfrien d ly to France, house. T hen he w anted a q u a rte r of rem ains.”
beautiful March and Chorus from took an hour. W hen he returned she
Tlte a tte m p t a t a la te r day to med
but
the E m press E ugenie hoped w ith a ton of the best hay to e a t and the
received
him
w
ith
a
low
eriug
brow.
Tannhäuser. The piano solos of the
die w ith the total* had no m ore effec­
"H ow long.” he ask ed h er coldly, "is her beau ty to influeuce him so th a t the sam e am ount to toy w ith us he stood
A ll kinds of Fresh
evening were well rendered. The th is b eau tifu l K orean custom to be little trouble w ith F ran ce and G er­ up to m editate and feel sorry for those tive ending. New York Tribune.
m any m ight he sm oothed over. She elep h an ts th a t were still knockittg
audience was enraptured with Mr. Dwi k ept up?”
She m ade no reply, b u t inw ardly re­ th erefo re invited th e G erm an prince around the country. N ight had not
nell Clapp’s beautiful rendering of the
solved th a t It should be kept up until and his w ife to visit th e c o u rt of y e t come when he took a fancy to a
Faust Fantaisie in which he surpassed he learned not to leave h e r for n whole France, anil th e P rin ce an d P rincess certain beam lu the barn an d w rapped
all his previous efforts. The vocal hour on the evening of their marriage B ism arck arriv e d in g re a t s ta te a t the his tru n k around it and pulled it fron:
T uilerles.
Its place anti used It for a baseball
numbers of the evening were very for a n asty cigar.
T h a t ev en in g th ere w as a grand re­ b a t T hen he tore out tiie m anger and
M eanw hile th ere w as much talk
much enjoved. Two of Mrs. C haj- am ong th e women left behind in com ­ ception, and E ugenie received the used the sliv ers for toothpicks nud
man’s Portland pupils, Misses Crossley m endation of tiie custom introduced a t g u ests in a gow n w hich m ade h er so w ent to bed happy. T he fa rm e r con­
ravishingly lovely th a t even Prince sulted the law yer again, und the law ­
and Slusser were here and delighted th e H icks w edding. O ne elderly sp in ­ B ism arck. G erm an, stolid and In love y er w as prim ed w ith inform ation lie
s te r of practical view s declared th a t
the audience with their songs. Miss since men w ere fo rev er com m enting w ith ills wife, stood an d gazed upon had been m aking elep h an ts a study
* • a a n u n a w a u n B B H M M M M B
Slusser has a particularly rich, full on women uot being able to bold th eir her with adm iration. A nd E ugenie fo r the last fo u r hours.
w
as
uot
slow
to
observe
th
e
effect
of
“Y
’es,
ull
the
cost
of
A
bdul's
keep
and
voice which was heard to excellent ad­ tongues p erh ap s one tnuu would get h er beauty upou him. She called him ail the dam age lie did while lu tlte
nil he w an ted of w om an's silence.
vantage in the number Burst Ye Ap­ Many young girls said th a t they would to her side, and B ism arck cam e, w ith liamis of the law would lie assessed on
his w ife upou his arm .
Jo n es & Jones w heu the case w as de­
ple Buds. Miss Pearl Chandler also a d o p t It a t th e ir ow n w edding. A few
Now, th e P rincess Bisnturck w as tall cided ag ain st them , as it surely m ust
feutluiue g ab b lers d lsseuted, eonslder-
sang two numbers in her pleasing way
iug It a sh a m e th a t a m an m ight say an d guuut. uttd h er feet w ere gener­ be. J u s t go right back botue and give
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP - Fill
which is always appreciated by a For­ w h a t he pleased to his w ife w ithout ous. ¿Vs site w alked sh e show ed a th a t elephaut w h atev er he w anted and
g re a t deal of sole.
it would be all rig h t.”
W
h ite s h ir t - - - 10c Drawers • • I » *
reto
rt.
No
such
silence
for
them
.
The
est Grove audience. To close the
H I C K S - C H A T l E N
W hile B ism arck stood talk in g with
Abdul had been chained on tiie open
Soft
. . .
10c W hite Waists • 10»*
m a tte r b ro u g h t ubout a n u m b er of m a r­
program Miss Clapp and Miss Sewell
W hite S k irts - 10 to 50 Underskirts • U »*
ital differences w h ere h u sbands took E ugenie a 'l audible titte r w as heard floor of the barn. Ou the second day
E N G R A V I N G
C O .
U ndershirts - - - 8c Stockings • • • Ifcj
repeated the two piano piece which occasion to sn e e r n t th e ir w ives u n d er along the Hue of ladies. B ism arck, of his stay he broke his chains and
2d & ..i d e e , P O R T L A N D , O R K .
H a n d k e rc h ie fs - - 2c Collars
• •
w ho w as quick ns a flash, followed pulled a tou of hay from the mow and
cover
of
th
is
K
orean
custom
.
G
reat
was so much enjoyed at Miss Sewell’s
M en’s W h ite Vests 10 15c Pants - • • • •*!
In terest centered lu how loug the si­ th e glance o f th e ir eyes an d saw them w alked over it until it w as hardly fit
Coats - - - - 10 20c Dusters
. • W*|
recital.
to bed the hogs w ith.
Administrator's Notice.
lence of Mrs. H icks w as to endure re st upon th e feet of his wife.
Tow els - - - 20c D os. Napkins • •
T
h
a
t
settled
th
e
m
atter.
T
he
politi­
H
e
w
anted
a
sm
all
drink,
nml
wheu
T h e follow ing article s 50 c per dot. PMs»0*j
T he sn eerin g h u sb an d s d eclared th a t
N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e rsig n e d h as b eer
For Sale.
Bed S h r r t j , T able c lo th « , Ni£h: Gowns, *e**|
th e second hand to a w atch would not cal history of F ra n c e w as a lte re d from the farm er cut him off w ith five b ar­ d u ly ap p o in te d by th e C ounty Court of th e State of O re ­
th
a
t
m
om
ent.
rels
of
w
ater
he
trum
peted
until
he
I have some dry, big fir wood and d ivide tim e delicately enough to m eas­
D raw ers, U nderw ear, Aprons and Corset Co»*
g o n , fo r W a shington C ou n ty , as ad m in istrato r of the
A y e a r later, w hen P a ris w as be­ soared farm ers for tw o utiles nrottml estate of R ebecca T ra v e r deceased. All persons hav
No. 1 cedar posts for sale. Ind. Phone ure h e r silence a fte r th e first sign of
Pacific Avenue
Foreifcv"»
sieged, B ism arck blm self fired a can ­ and then broke up the fan n in g mill, in g claim s a g a in st said esta te a re h ereby notified anc
Independence on th e p a rt of her h u s­
261.
Ed. Boos. 49t4.
req u ire d to p resent th e sam e to m e properly verified a:
non
over
th
e
ram
p
arts,
a
n
d
those
w
ho
the
corn
sheller
and
som
e
stra
y
bourds
band. O th e r cynical men said th e
w ere n ear him h e ard him sh out:
and lieatns. T he law yer w as notified, by law re q u ire d , at the office of J. N . H offm an at For
— Ladies, do you contemplate buv- w hole affa ir w as paradoxical, for in­
"T ak e th a t fo r th e feet o f th e P rin ­ and he cam e riding out to the farm on est G rove, W a shington C ounty, O regon, w ith in six
ste a d of a w ife m uzzling h erself h e r
m onths from th e d ate h e re o f. D ated th is 21st d ay ot
ng a new dress, waist, or skirt this
bike to say:
first a c t a f te r m arria g e w as to muzzle cess B ism arck!”
M ay, 1908.
spring? If so, call at Hoffman & Allen h er husband. One w om an forgot h e r­ T h e slig h t w as aveuged.
“ Very irreg u la r an d im proper on the
R. W \ T R A V E R ,
at
i
p a rt of Abdul, but of course Joues &
Co’s. They can supply your needs self so fa r ns to rem ark , "H ow can she
A d m in istrato r o f the esta te o f R ebecca T ra v e r, de­
Joues
will
settle.
They
m
ust
settle.
ceased.
T h e Ma yflowe r.
— The top price at Bailey’s for your get him u n d er” — b u t checked herself.
J. N . H offm an, A ttorney.
N ever did a ship sail w ith such mo­ They m ust have him w ith th e ir show ."
The w edding trip w as to cover the
Wool and Mohair.
On the th ird day Abdul dem anded
honeymoon, but it lasted only th ree m entous resu lts as the little w est coun­
Notice for Publication.
Let THE NEWS do your job work.
days, w hen th e bride nud groom re­ try clipper schooner the Mayflower, seven barrels of w ater, h alf a ton of
E v eryb o d y knows that
We guarantee good workmanship turned, and. Instead of going to th e b u t few people have bothered to ask hay and m ost o f the pum pkins grow ­ U nited States Land Office, P o rtla n d , O regon,
A pr. 7th, 1908.
ing
on
the
farm
and
then
broke
dow
n
good stock and most reasonable prices. bouse th a t had been prepared for w h a t w as her fa te a fte r she had land-
N otice is h e re b y g iv en th a t in com pliance w ith the
we keep the best Meat?
We print everything.
them , th e bride w ent to h er m other e J th e ,“ ' rolc l,a,ul of E nglishm en on the doors and piled the frag m en ts in a p rovisions of the act of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, e n ti­
and the groom to bachelor quarters.
Plym outh rock. As a m a tte r of fact, neat heap and set out on a voy­ tled “ A n a c t fo r th e s a le of tim ber lands in the States •<
to be had, but this is to
— Hoffman and Allen Co. are agent
"F o r h eav en 's sake, w h a t's the mat- s ^ e tlrifted into the cotton trad e and age of discovery. H e discovered the C a lifo rn ia , O regon, N evada and W a shington T e r rito r y ,”
for the famous Buttenck patterns.
sm
okehouse
an
d
chicken
coop
and
d
ai­
as
extended
to
a
ll
the
P
u
b
lic
L
and
States
by
act
of
Au­
ter?” cried th e m other as h e r d au g h ter sank a fte r tuauy y ears of service for
remind you to give o
«„ii on
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j rite E a st India com pany a t M asuiipa- ry house and upset them . He discover­ gust 4, 1892, Soren Je p p ese n , of B acona, C ounty of
— Bailey will buy your Wool and fell
e r neck weeping.
ed the fam ily well and yanked the W a sh in g trn , S tate of O regon, has th is day filed in
|
tarn,
on
th
e
coast
of
India.—London
"H e 's a b ru te .”
Mohair.
a call.
pum p out by the roots and th rew It this office his sw orn sta te m e n t, N o. 7732, fo r th # p u r­
' S tandard.
"W h a t has he done?”
over the house. H e discovered the chase of East Vs o f N W U a nd Lots 1 a nd 2 o f S ection 30,
— Money to loan on farm security.
"W e h a d n 't been gone h a lf a day be­
house itself aud sm ashed ail the w in­ in T ow nship No. 3 n o rth . R ange N o. 3 w est, and will
A T h i r d Need.
W . H. Hollis. Forest Grove
offer proof to show that the land s o u g h t is rr.ors v a lu a ­
fore he ceased to say a w ord to me.”
“You need,” said th e e x p e rt to the dows and doors. Then he passed Into ble for its tim ber or stone th a n fo r a g ric u ltu ra l pur-
"B u t you d id n 't say a w ord to him.
— We’ll buy your wool and mohair.
FOREST BR0VI
sufferer, "tw o p airs of glasses, one fo r the orchard and pulled up tw enty-one poses, and to establish h is claim to said land before
did you ?”
big apple trees to show th a t he w as R e g iste r a nd R eceiver at P o rtlan d , O regon, on Thursday
reading and one for long distance.”
Bring it in.
Bailey.
“ No.”
“C an 't you m ake It th ree p airs?” no bluffer. He had leveled forty rods th e 9th day of Ju ly , 1908.
— See Special Sale of muslin and
"Is th is all th e com plaint you have i asked the m an w ho h ad m ade a study of fence and to rn dow n a w agon shed
H e nam es as w itnesses. Eli H ow ell, o f M ountaindsle,
underwear at Hoffman & Allen Co.’s.
to m ake of him ?”
of his own case. “P d like some short and tossed a reaper and m ow er sky O regon, John H ow ell, of M ountaindale, O re g o i,
"Y es.”
sighted ones to use on bill collectors." high when he decided to seek the ! Char,e* c Nc,5°n. of Bacona, O re g o n , P eter H offm an,
— Don't forget that Hoffman & Al­
LAWYER
“ Foolish child! You have a model J —N ashville A merican.
shade of the cool forest. On his way j of B acona, Oregon,
len Co. carry the famous Bntterick husband. W ould th a t y o u r fa th e r w ere
A ny a nd a ll persons c la im in g a d v e rse ly the above des­
there he eutered a big m udhole to tak e
J
eal
Estate
a-d
Coryo- OFFlCl^J
cribed lands are requested to file th e ir claim s in this
Patterns and sell Delineators, also take such a m an! He could never have kept
a b ath and m et his fa te by drow ning.
Ag ree d W i t h H i m .
office on o r before said 9th d ay of J u ly , 1908.
i silence fo r a single d a y —no. not for F a th e r (calling from head of stairs T he law y er cam e out and said th a t
subscriptions for sam e.
A L G ER N O N S. D R ESSE R, R egister.
tw elv e hours! Alee m u st be a wonder
Forest Grove, - -
(F irs t Pub. M ay 7)
a t 11:30 p. m .l—Jennie, d o n 't you think A bdul's proceedings could l>e legally
— Money to loan on (arm security T hink of possessing a husband who Is It's ab o u t tim e to go to bed? Jen n ie— criticised, but th a t there « a s no ques­
W . H. Hollis.
able to hold bis tongue indefinitely and Yes. papa dear. W hat on e arth keeps tion as to how the suit would go SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
--------------------- let his w ife do ail the talking!”
T here w asn’t. Jones & Jones cam e
you up so late?—Pathfinder.
Forest Grove Time Table
Sunday School Convention.
T h e good lady se n t fo r her son In-
I lo c k and won it and m ade the county
F n S H I O X STABL&i
law a t once, an d th e q u a rre l w as made
I
pay
them
$7.000
for
the
loss
of
th
eir
Not U nusual.
N O R TH BOUN D.
The Sunday schools of Washington Ip. Alec llic k s is now a middle aged
elephant
w
hile
In
the
hands
of
a
duly
No. 7 d r p ir * , f-.-j
m ., a m r * at PorCartd !>-rr a. m.
Pacific Ave.
Forest ** f
“Som etim es," said I'n c le Eben, " I
No. J
‘
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10:<0 a. m.
county will hold their convention at mau. He Is d eaf In one ear. H e says ketches
n tv se'f la m b a stin ’ a m ule fob el*c,ed ™ n*table And then Jones A N o .»
1 :3 0 » . m ..
"
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"
J 5 0 ,.m .
Heal
Turnouts
be
finds
it
very
convenient.
W
hen
his
4:44 p. m .,
t:SS p. m.
Reedvilfe. Thursday, June 25, and
doin’ p u rty m uch de sam e a s I w ould
,he clow u- the bareback riders, No. I
wife ta lk s to him. a s sh e frequently
SOUTH BOUND.
" alk er a n J 0 ,h er c,r<’n*
each school of the county should send does w hile he Is In bed and she is do- do if I w as lu de m ule's p la c e !" - th*
No. 1 !▼. P o rtlan d 7:00 a. m . tv . F o r m G rove * 34 a. m .
W ashington S tar.
' Pe°I>!e »m'led and winked a t each otta- No-
R
’
11:00 a. m .. a r. ”
1 7 :3 0 p .m .
one delegate, and one for each ten en- ^ j,e r j,a ir for th e night, he turns
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| er, and L aw y er T aylor w ent back to No. 4
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4.10 p . m . , I t . "
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5 4e p. m .
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rolled in school. Everybody welcome. >ver on th e side of his well e tr , and
N atu re cre a te s m erit; fo rtu n e brings *>!»
»Dtl
**«* he had had
B A R B E R S
e doesn't h e a r her.
his chance and w as not equal to the
it Into p lay.—R ochefoucauld.
Come and enjoy a good program.
E. c . S im pso n , Agent.
A L E X A N D E R ELY.
» caston.
M. QUAD.
HAIR CUTTIM A IMCIA4.TT
V e g e t a b le s
PRINTING
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Groceries
W. F . SCHULTZ]
Qnong Lee’s
LAUNDRY
lood Eatables
Low Prices
Saelens & Co.
W . H. HOLLIS,
HANCOCK & GOflOO«
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r\
Moulton & Boga«
L. L. HOLLINGER,
Pres. County Ass's
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W. E. COMAN, General freight and
Passenger Agent, Portland.
Postoffice Row
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