I
W E E K L Y U B E i G O ÍÍ1 á >
HE HATCHET.
the report broadcast among the
children
to cause a panic. The
T T T S K t »1
post-office a t F o r e st G ro v e, Or. a t
quieter the matter can be kept, if
Y h e 1^
S econd-claM m a il m a tte r
Jure V ---------------------------------
anything should happen. the better
'nick s
TfcKMS TO SIBSCRIBKB8.
the thing can be handled, and the
Prer
P o sta g e F ree.
ch. m » y e a r .....................................
f1 00 less liability of its becoming epi­
Odd Fellow’s Installation.
H A Î t 'ilÜ T » 1 .1 5 A Y E A R
Comity Warrants Drawn.
Real Estate Transfers.
EDEN VALLEY.
Eden Valley is situated ta:
January 6 Levi Martin (single) to
Friday night Washington Lodge No.
Emily McPherson for >3000 102 acres in tween east and west Dairy ere
48 I. O. O. F. and Forest Rebekah
R. F. Tupper don land claim t 1 s r 4 w. about three miles east of
Lodge No. 44 held a joint public installa­
January 6, Albert Friday to Freidrich Dale.
tion in the Masonic Temple. The follow-
Friday for $500 Lots 9 and 10 sec 24 t 2 11
We are a happy and contented 1
ing persons were installed as officers of
r 4 w, 12 acres. Agreement to sell.
despite the fact that we have 1]
Subordinate Lodge for current term b\
Bridges and Roads.
January 7, C. M. Keep to B. F. Purdy scrabble for an existance by
C. K. Deichman, D. D. G. M., of Hills-1
^ , , i i a m o n th »
60
demic.
L Weidwitsch
IS 00 for $700 Lots 7 and 8 in block 18 and lots the good old democratic timet tlul
,»ree m o n th s
........................
35
boro.
Talk'1
Jas Laidlaw St C o......................... aooo 1 and 2 in block 14 South Park addition fallen upon us in all tlieir prisfiwJ
In A d v a n ce.
A. T. Knox, N. G.; R. M. Taylor, V. I
2 00 to Forest Grove.
Wi____________________________
The man who sets up the meet- G.; S. A. Walker. Sec,; Philip Beal, Treas. ; Beam Si Williams
Mr. John Luther has returi
Wiley & Dennis
1 00 January 7, United States to Oliver F.
root E s ta b lis h e d for th e d is se m in a tio n o f W a sh in g | ing notices on the Daily Oregonian
Portland bringing with him 1
Joe Bailey, Warden; C. W. Robinson,
J R Mays & Sons
3 00 Hussey, Patent, E X of s w of sec 35 t
to n c o u n ty n e w s, th e e le v a tio n o f h u m a n ity and
his joys and sorrows. He lia
is fast winning fame for himself, Conductor; H. H. Clark, R. S. N. G ; ChasLingwalls
t h e m o n e y w e can m a k e.
3 6° 3 11 r 5 w, containing 80 acres.
wishes of his many friends whoh
W.
L.
Wagner,
L.
S.
N.
G.;
A.
!..
I te m s o f g e n e r a l in te r e st g r a te fu lly receiv ed . i It is said that the Scottish Rite
T R Cornelius.
3 60 January 8, Anton Pfanner to M. H.
E d ito r 's h o b b ie s and o p in io n s on t h is p a g e, all
Macleod. R, S. V, G.; E. M. Ward, L. S. |
stay here may be permanent.
emblem has appeared in a Good
Brice Wilson
6 00 Parker for $600Tract in sec 6 t 1 n r 3».
t h e rest fa c ts —im p a rtia l a n d u n co lo red .
N. G.; M. M. Preston, R. S. S.l J. C. j
The young peoples literary elukij
E d ito r is a t h o m e in h is s a n c tu m . H a t c h e t Templars notice.
.
>5 00
On the 6th the Greer, L. S. S.; J. C. Clark, Outside R H Umphrey
January 8, Anton Pfanner to Emma S.
an entertainment last Friday t J
B u ild in g , F o r e st G rove, from 6 a. m . to 10 p . m .
W
H
Lv.la
................................
i<
*
0°
Parker for $100 Tract in sec 6 t 111 r 3 w.
o i each w e e k d a y an d a lw a y s g la d to ta lk and cross and crown of the Knight Guardian; N. R. Wells, Inside Guardian
The club was greeted with a full J
C Johnson
............................ 136 5°
January 8, O. Si G. R. R. Co. to P. W.
b e ta lk e d to.
Templar was evidently considered The following Rebekah officers were T Fred
Matthies,
4 5 » Steperson for $160 S e «4 of se is sec 3 t standing room being at a premhial
the fitting ornament of the W. C. then installed by Mrs. S. A. Walker, j
have no program of the exerci^
2 n r 3 w.
IS S U E D E V E R Y W E E K IN T H E Y E A R ON
Countv Court.
I). G. M.
T.
U. The I. O. O. F. insigina S Mrs.
January 8, Sophia Backus and John, special mention might be made of I
T H U R S D A Y FROM
T H E H ATCHET
J. C. Greer. N. G.; Nettie Clark, ; Argus.
Uuii>. rendere 1 hv Miss Grova Btl|
always appears upside down as V. G.; Mrs. Jno. Walker, Rec. Sec.; Mrs. T G Todd
hus., and Anna Backus to Elanor Fergu­
P R IN T K R Y .
Ira Hayncm, Eliza Shorev, Oeorpl
son for $187 N
of lot No. 22 and ti %
lid the Royal Aren Keystone R. M. Taylor, Fin. Sec.; Mrs. J. G. Boos, D B Reasoner
nies, Lurali Cornelius and Stanley J
If you tail to receive your paper it will on Wednesday last.
of w Ji of lot No. 21 of Tualatin Gardens.
This com- Treas.; Miss L. Dolstrom, Warden; Mrs.
Salaries.
A slight hitch in the enjoyment if l
be a favor if you will notify us at once.
January
8,
Same
parties
to
Harry-
Chandler,
Inside
Guard.;
R.
31.
Taylor,
compositor must be a relative of
R B Goodin, county clerk
affair was made by a long horned etbrl
Hardy
for
$187
S
%
of
lot
No.
22
and
the
AUSTIN CRAIG K o i t o k a n d P r o p r i e t o r the Gervais Star printer who is Outside Guard.; Mrs. Luelling, R. S. N. B P Cornelius, county judge
steer that seemed to want to
s % of the w J4 of lot 21 of Tualatin Gar­
G.: Mrs. Robinson, L. S. N. G.; Mrs. S.
the house but the animal wasB u .
still running a Jr. Order of American A. Walker, R. S. V. G.; Sirs. Bryant, L. J W Sappington, county treasurer
dens.
. . E ich t
T 'a E ADA BLE
Austin Craig, and assts
squelched and order again restored
ar
Mechanics
emblem
in
the
Masonic
January
8,
Same
parties
to
Harry
S. V. G.; Mrs. Joe Bailey, Chapalin.
. P a ces
F / K LIA BLE
L E Wilkes, county surveyor
The
wedding
at
which
S.
J.
G
;
Hardy & Louis Lundgreu for $230 Lot
A lunch was then served by the ladies
lodge card.
. W e e k i - v
I I e p u b l ic a n
H P Ford, sheriff.
. /............
and Miss Minnie K. Nortiirup weitK Hug
No. 23 of Tualatin Gardens.
followed by social converse engaged in
Circuit Court.
January 9, W. P. Graham and wife to ted in the holy bonds of matrimony the uii
by the three hundred persons present.
The city of Forest Grove is very
Beam & Williams
The HATCH KT lias the Largest
Morris Cadonan for ft Tract in sec 18 t 2 at P. G. Northrup's, home ol the8 has be
was the social event of the
'allant.
At the close of its ordi­
J C Miller,.....................................
Cirenlation of any newspapei
s r 1 w, right of way for road
Eden Valley. Among the many&B. ^ a]
More Stealing.
nance prohibit.ng the riding of
in Washington County.
January
9,
M.
Cadonan
to
Barbara
and
Court House and Jail Account.
Last Friday night, about nine o'clock
Jacob Kurth for $890 Tract in sec 18 t 2 of the bride and groom who cam eiJf
It has double the County Circu­ iicyclcs, velocipe ies, tricycles or
M II Malone
ebrate the occasion were Rev.
Sum
some
one
attempted
to
break
ijito
the
s r 1 w, right of way for ditch.
lation of any other newspapei roller skates on certain sidewalks,
R Cave...........................................
McDonald, officiating clergvmu. ® * f a
granary of Thos. Otchins, Hying near
January
9,
George
Ritz
and
wife
to
in Forest Grove.
it adds; “ Provided nothing in this Lenox. As the granary was locked, the W Bender.......................................
Adam Treber for $250 Part of don land and Mrs. Frank Rice, Otto Rice, wak
shall be construed to prohibit any would-be thieves were trying to saw their
Elections.
claim of J. Swinger t 1 n r 2 w, 20 acres. Rice and Miss Victor of Hillsboti J r * ! 1*'
810,000 A YEAR WASTED.
4 00 January 9, Calvin Bailey and wife to and Mrs. C. S. Revnolde of Forest (. *^at *l
female from riding a bicycle, tricy- way in, and their dark lantern was seen H T Shorb
The board of railroad commis­ ;le or velocipede on the above by the people at the house. They were
Fuel, Light and Janitor.
Edward Schulmer.ch for $5000 s w X of Mr. Ira Haynem and Miss Ernnu P**7'
sioners held its first monthly ses­ lamed sidewalks.” If our women frightened away, and were tracked, the N A Barrett
s
3000 e % and s e % of s w «4 and lot 4 sec 10 nem of Greenville, Miss Lizzie Den sho*C(
ami Samuel Dennison of Portland J
sion oi the year Monday week. In laven't the rights they have the next morning to where they hadjleft their Hillsboro Light and Water Co . loó 08 t 1 s r 3 w, 107.08 acres.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Pomeroy o f jAi
team. Among the many things Mr.
January
9,
C.
M.
Keep
to
W.
S.
Jurors in Justice Court.
the case of Joseph Foster, the boar< privileges. But even a woman Otchins has lost in the past few years,
besides many others too iiumer«
Macrtim
for
ftooo
Lots
1,
2,
3,
4,
5,6,
in
1 00
found he was run over and kille can’t ride on roller skates on For­ are: a set of harness, 500 lbs. bacon, 50 John McClaran
block 18 South Park add to Forest Grove. mention. After the ceremony
Taylor Ranes.............................. .
2
00
by a Southern Pacific overland train est Grove sidewalks with impunity. lbs. binding twine, a load of oats, a sheep
guests assembled in the dining room 1
January 10, Calvin Bailey to Henry
300
M L Vincent
did ample justice to the bountiful rt?
near Giant's Pass, December 20 . There the city fathers draw the and a plow. Mr. Otchins also lost several E X H arding........................
Toella
for
$300
Lots
8,
9
and
10
block
11
3 00
spread before them. Old time frjp
hundred dollars by fire in the past year.
The deceased was intoxicated, it i? line.
H C Raymond
2 00 town of Cornelius.
say that the bride’s mother belt3
alleged, and there was no negli­
B F Purdy
2 00 January 10, Ferdenand Opitz and wife
famous record in the culinary lij
to
Henry
Claussenius,
trustee
for
C.
B.
A
B
Todd.......................................
2 00
gence on the part of the company.
Death of Thomas Seth.
that occasion. The bride and gr<
And so the threatened war with
Duhrkoop
heirs
for
$1270
Lot
33
in
3 00
In the matt.-r of depot facilities at jreat Britain proves only a passing Thomas Seth, a prominent citizen and W M J ackson
ter spending a few weeks visiting fo
Brugger tract joining Bethany.
Paupers and Prisoners.
Gaston, the commissioners dismis­ :loud. The lion is too busy hold­ old resident of this county, died in his
January io, Peter Boscow and wife to will take their departure for their
Paint
sed the case without prejudice ing on to his prey in Africa to chair, it is supposed of paralysis of A Olsen........................................... 5 00 W. \V. Boscow for $1 34.48 acres being home in Astoria.
tile heart, on Wednesday eveningat his J C Lamkin....................................
6
55
part of the R Williams don land claim,
At a i
The people offered certain othei oother with South America.
home in Patton Valley.
Bryan.Laidlaw Co.
9 20
GLEN W O O D .
derCo.,
excepting lots 1, 2 and 3 block 2 Boscow
lauds for a depiot. The commis­
He was born in Scotland seventy-four A W Saxton.............. ................... 486 15
addition, Hillsboro.
Sam Yarley is on the sick list the for (the
sioners hold that the business die
years ago, was in California as a miner Mrs Anna L Rotermund
to OCJ
H ighwaym en at Cedar Mill.
January 11, John J. Northrup to Ben­ few (lavs.
and
came
to
Oregon.
He
made
his
home
H P Ford ...................................... 52 62
not warrant directing the company Hands up! was the request that met
ton Bowman for $240 N yi o f n w N of
Rubin Catching has gone to Fo|
10 00
to accept the proposition of the Richard Foreste), about 4p. m. Monday in Patton Valley for the past thirty-two John Northrop
sec 21 t 2 n r 3 w, containing 60 acres.
Grove to attend school.
years
and
had
accumulated
considerable
Rosa
Frost.
5
00
pieople. The commission finds that >ast wlien be had reached a point half property including a farm of 320 acres.
January it, Hanna L. Sc Joseph A.
Mr. A. A. Morrill was in Hillst^
Recorder of Conveyances.
Graham, Letta K. 8c Wm. E. E. Dodge to
R. M. Moore’s death was occasioned w y up the mountain on the Cornell road. The funeral will be at eleven o'clock
Tuesday and Wednesday.
As the demand was emphasized by a
E L McCormick .........
175 00 Elizabeth H. Dodge for $680 N e *4 sec
by attempting to alight from a couple of six-shooters in the hands of two Friday morning. Burial at the Hill
Mr. A. M. Carpenter who has l>eeay«i,
26 t 2 s r 2 w.
Stationery.
freight train at New Era, upon desperate looking characters with masks Cemeterv.
sick is slowly recovering.
s
J an u a ry li.E m n v iE .S c E. K- Cold-
R B Goodin................................
4
95
which he was stealing a ride. He over their faces, "D ick” concluded that
We can hear the click of the ha
E L M cCorm ick.......................
2 90 stock to G. W. Patterson for flooo 48.50
City Election
on our new school honse.
was ordered off by the brakeman discretion was the better part of valor
Hatchet
6 25 acres of the south part of the H . Wooley
don t 1 n r 3 w.
and jumped while crossing a bridge. and his hands at once sought the perpen­ Monday was city election day. Six Geo H Wilcox
Walter Collins o i^ ir has been visit
25
dicular. His pockets weie then system­
January 14, Flora D. and W. H in Glenwood the past week.
The report of the January session atically gone through, the robbers secur­ tickets were in the field and excitement J W Sappington.........
75
16 10 Edwards to James E. Baines for $1500
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen spent: (
reads much the same as the reports ing about $1.00, then ordering their vic­ ran high. Interested woikers, dodgers W E Brock
and knota collected on the corners were Irwin-Hodson Co.
16 20 Part of G. Richardson don land claim day with Mr. A. A. Scofield.
- ,'
» 'T h at have gone before it and makes tim to proceed. After which the highway­ were features of the day. At the council
«■ ft taki
sec
2
t
2
s
r
t
w.
Glass Si Prudhomme
to 70
Mr. A. A. Morrill and wife were tcn )Ior
us fear that the $;oooo which the men evidently held a consultation and chamber was the polling place and there Geo D Barnard & Co
26 20 January 14, W. A. Spence to John A. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Sun
taxpayers of the state have to pay concluded the amount obtained was were the judges, Ed. Buxton, S. A. B P Cornelius
3 65 Paterson for 14275 142.52 acres in Joshua last.
hardly sufficient for the risk and decided Walker and H.H. Clark, and Clerks J. P.
H P Ford
....................
the three commissioners and their to try it again which they did with the
S '» Welch don land claim t 2 s r 3 w.
Mi*s Dellie Carpenter and Miss
January 14, Wm. Weston to FrancisS.
clerk for this and the eleven suc­ next passerby who chanced to lie J. Sulli­ Wagner and M. D. Markham, Mr. Clark
State Cases and Witnesses.
and Mr. Markh iin being elected by the
Bradley for f 1 S e ^ o f i t X sec 26 t 2 Catching were the guests of Miss Ven2 *i,, 3S ]
ceeding meetings will lie spent for van. Johnny received the same attention voters to fill vacancies. During the W W A n n a n s............................... 28 20 n r 4 w. Quitclaim deed.
Varlev Sunday.
’1 *"■
■ it t li
43 25
nothing as in other years. If the from their hands as had Forestel a few afternoon the band was out playing and H P Ford
Miss Julie Kenny died ¿t her b Reiding
150 00
railroads need twelve coats of Kal- minntes previous, merely telling them serenading and in the evening the enthu­ S B Huston
near Buxton on the loth, with „aye you
M O U N T A IN D A L E .
J Northrop..................................... 27 00
not to shoot. They replied, "they would
dreaded consumption. She leaves
somine a year let them pay or it not if he kept still” , after securing about siasm manifested itself in a bonfire.
R Waggener
Y
oung -N orth rup .— A quiet home
15
00
friends who mourn her loos. The fat . *>r” 1 1
and not put the burden on the peo­ I4.75 they ordered him ahead, telling him The following are the election returns: J P Tamiesie
wedding
took
place
at
the
residence
of
4 40
Mayor.
have the sympathy of this entire coni ingPeCtU
R H Warren .................................
ple. If the commission wants to “ not to look back" or they would put S. Hughes
I 00 Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Northrup, Wednes­ nity.
colli.
'39
J J W ykie.......................................
I 00 day, when their daughter, Miss Minnie
earn its salary let it turn its atten­ a bullet through him. Those who have David Smith
•tafcl am!
63
J P Hicks
..............................
3 00 F. Northrup, was united in marriage to
common
tion, give five or ten dollars’ worth passed over this road will remember that W. H. H. Myers .
I
C’ EDA It M I I L
Geo C Sears...........................
>7 50 Mr. Samuel Young. The ceremony was
it is an ideal place for a “ hold up" and
provi. 1 ,
Councilinen.
of its expensive time, to the freight the only wonder is that it has not occur­
A ten pound Democrat applied features
H P Ford..................................... .. 207 40 performed by Rev. McDonald of Hillsboro
rates of the Southern Pacific, sche­ red before. The robbers showed J. T. Buxton...................... .................. I9O
after which a nice dinner was served, at board and lodging at the home of m im of
W A Goodin................
Remitted to H P Ford, amt. over
40
dules fearfully and wonderfully in­ considerable agitation indicating that E A Hyde
which about thirteen couple were present. and Mrs. Wm. Owens on Monday It
nt of
paid Tax Account
........................
88
The bride was tastefully attired in a Owing to his diminitive size and teaj
consistent unless based on competi­ they were novices, while their evident A T Knox
147 H P Pord....................................... 115 30 cream colored dress. A number of pre­
desire not to be recognized by conceal­ C L Large
agc> he of course met a cordial recepl
tion rather than distance.
.................. 139
ing their faces with masks, and their T C McNamer
sents were given by her many friends. Although quite a chunk of a boy he
15z
clothing by rubber coats seems to con­ D C Stewart
The happy pair will soon leave for not lie able to vote until 1917 and
School District No. 21
158
OUT OF A MOLE HILL.
firm the suspicion. tor it was known that I H Smith
School progressing nicely. Average Astoria, where they will make their home that time the Democratic party will r]
149
for the present.
The teachers and patrons of the Forestel was to receive a considerable S A Walker
probably be obsolete.
.................. 2 attendance last month 38. Although
public school would doubtless be sum of money on this day and therefore F Waters
the
weather
lias
been
quite
rainy,
we
are
One
of
J.
Raffetv's
little
boys
is
verv
Mrs. It. Miller is visiting lier daugl
49
in Portland.
greatly pleased if certain people of that they are persona of this immediate Jake W ir tz ............
.................. 16 1 g'ad to see so many pupils holding sick.
vicinity. He had taken the precaution
The Unjted Brethren will hold their
the community were not so ready however to deposit this money in the H D Jones..................
36 out faithful in attendence. We would
Miss Leila Pomreroy of Greenvilktogk ,
H
B
Johnson
is be glad if parents would visit the school next Quarterly meeting at the Harrison visiting with her sister Mrs. W. A. D the'
to start the cry, “ mad dog, mad bank befoie leaving town.
David Sm ith.......
3 frequently. A hearty interest manifested school house the first and second of Feb­
J. C. Smith is recovering from I
d og,” when there is no mad dog
Wm Leach
I , by parents may prove a great encourage­ ruary.
Grippe.
nor any prospect of one.
ment
to
pupils
as
well
a«
to
the
Christmas Babies.
I W Baldwin
...........................
I
Mr. Baldwin will soon begin s>me
Mr. Krueger left Monday for I^ * 11
teacher.
We are well aware of the terrible 1 noticed in the official paper of this W H H M vers
I
carpenter and mason work for Mr. James amook, where he secured employment! f
J
Harris
county.
The
H
a
t
c
h
e
t
,
that
a
daughter
Mr.
.Moore
lately
moved
into
our
dis-
................
I
significance of the word “ diph­
Walker.
a dairy farm.
2 irict. There seemed to circulate among
theria," and do not wish to be un­ was born to a Mrs. Lepscbat, residingin L C Walker
Sadie, the youngest child of T. Dowl^1*11
this county on last Christmas. If this
Recorder.
the young people last week an idea teat
derstood as not realizing the fearful
CORNELIUS.
met with an accident recently, in :
.
lady will secure a statement signed by Aaron Wells
*23 it would be nice to promote acquaintance
effects of the disease should it ap­ tile attending physician, and forward it Austin Craig
Rev. Dunlap of Cornelius is holding shape af a bad burn. She will be out|
................ 80 and friendship and to have a good time
school for a few weeks.
pear among us. But we also be­ to the publishers of the San Francisco
Treasurer.
generally, to give a surprise party at Mr. protracted meetings at Glencoe.
Moore’s.
Last
Friday
evening
was
the
lieve that such epidemics are Weekly Chronicle, they will forward to J C Greer
.................. 198
Mrs. C. C. Handock hasjust purchased
i time chosen. There were twenty-six a new organ and her daughter Miss Lula
H k \WOOD.— Mr. Sydney Walker)
aggravated by the feverish state of the baby a beautiful silver cup, neatly Aaron Wells
Austin
Craig
present. Games were en­ Coleman is taking music lessons of Mrs. student of the Pacific University, is 1
I persons
excitement into which a community engraved and lined with gold. This
little souvenir, as the years come and
Marshal.
joyed till 11:30 o'clock, refreshments Dr. Smith.
able to attend to his school duties l l _
may be thrown by the carelessness go, will lie looked to with fond remem- J A Striplin
All reported
12b being served at to o'clock
Mr. Bennett's little boy died Sunday week, owing to an attack of La G rifl|| K
or carefulness of some who thought- tirance by the family, itself and friends. J P Vaughn
— The election of officers in the So
........... 57 an enjoyable time
morning about three o'clock.
C. L. Large. J G Kanes
lessly or otherwise circulate reports
.................. »9
School resulted in Mr. D. A. Car«
Recently there seemed to be a little
Mr.
Johnson's
child
has
recovered
from
Aaron Wells
......................' I excitement in the neighborhood, at least
which are entirely uncalled for.
being elected Sup tand Miss AddieC
its
recent
attack
of
diphtheria.
Returns were canvassed Tuesday.
Not Sisters but Relatives.
| with one fellow living about seven miles
ington, Secretary.— Great enthu
The teachers of the public school
They
have
a
baby
boy
at
Mr.
Frank
The surprise to the Knights of Pythias
northwest of Hillsboro. The horses in
prevails over the revival meetings 1
as well as the board of directors
Pomeroy’s.
last Saturday evening week was by the
Old People.
some way were out of their proper places
at Hillsboro; quite a delegation
have at least common sense and Knights wives, not by the Rathbone
this place attend every* night-
Old people who require medicine to and in the night one of them stepped on
GALES CITY.
are watching with the greatest care Slaters as we had it. All Sisters are regulate the bowels and kidneys will the porch. Dan, as we will call him,
school, which has been closed for I
Mrs. Burke has been on the sick list for weeks on account o f diphtheria,
for the appearance of any sign of wives, daughters or sitters ot Knights find the true remedy in Electric Bitters. saw through the window the horse
begin again next Monday.
the disease, and will in any and but not all the latter are Sisters. A del This medicine does not stimulate and * h'!c face and thought it was somebody,! the past week
Rev. Anderson is still holding nightly
every case« take all the precaution­ egation from the Temple left their cards contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant w,11,e ***irt. He stepped quietly, got
for the fighting editor Friday and this
Kasket Social
ary measures within their power to retraction is made so that we may be at but acts a- a tonic and alterative. It on* *>'s 8uns *ad said; I dare anyone meetings with the result of several addi­
acts mildly on the storaacn and bowels, to com*
wl,llout knocking. Hisfathri tions to the Advent church as follows.
Friday Jan. 17, by, Epworth I.eagat
prevent the disease from reaching home next time they call. Anyway it adding strength and giving tone to the told h' m ' l wa> th* hors*-
•Messrs. Josephus Lee, Franci. White, Good Templars ball. Every lady atth
was the fault of a brother Sister and organs, thereby aiding Nature in the per-
the schoolroom.
----- — -------— — _ Wyat and Jacobson; Mr. and Mrs. ing is expected to bring lunch for •
Churchill and Miss Lizzie Lilly, Mr. with her name in the basket to be I
formance of the functions. Electric Bit­
It would be a great help and ought to be forgiven
Fd. Lilly renewed his covenant.
ters is an excellent appetitizer and aids
M o n e y to L o a n .
by the Society.
the only way proper, when anyone
A Fact Worth Knowing.
digestion. Old people find it just ex-1 ^>n improved tarm property at 8 per
Emma Gordon, 1
know;: of any fact which concerns
For D yspvpd g
Consumption, LaGrippe. Pneun >nia, actly what they need. Prices fifty cents ctnt
the safety of the school, to report and all Throat and Lung diseases are and f i.ooper bottle at Miller's pharmacy
Nixon & Genista,
Ar* You Mud«
And Liver Complaint you have a printed
it to the teachers in person or to cured by Shiloh's Cure. For sale at
Forest Grove. guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Miserable by Indigestion, Conatip
uzmesS' lxissof Appetite, Yellow i-
the board of directors and not send Clark's drug store.
\ italizer It never f.iU to cur*. For
H atchrt and Oregon is n Ji yj 4 m r
.lloh's ' itahier is a positive cur*,
•ale at Clark's drug store.
sale at Clark's drug store.
January, 1896, Term.
Assessing and Collecting Revenue.
Argus . . .
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Geo H Witcox
75
S D Humphreys
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