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CONSOLIDATED JUNE 4, 1896.
H ILLSB O R O . W ash in gton encam pm en t No
i * “ « r ■ "'XW F ello w s hall on t h " ? e c X l ,N„°d
fourth I uesd ays of each m onth.
HOLMES,
MERCHANT
TAILOR.
H IL L S B O R O .— H illsboro k e b e k a h lo d g e No
* “ T £ in "<ld F e llo w , h all e ie r y i s t u . d . y
S U IT S M A D E TO O R D E R
VIUV»K* t C h arity Lod« e No 78 m eets
each m on!hWU
* " * a ,,*‘ th ird Satn rda> * in
C l e a n i n g a nil R e p a i r i n g
N eatly Dune.
- ^ i s a J w s s
FQ BKST GROVK
OF OREGON.
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Forest K ebekah Iodize No
third^W ednetalay o f each*m onth°n
W m . 1 *. Lord
H arrison K K in c a id
P k ilU o M etscham
............. G . M. Irw in
E Jblic I n-truct ioti
W . II. Leeds
IPrioltr ................... C lias. K- W o lv erto n
K. H. lit*an
it Court j
F. A M oore
T
A
M cB rid e
I Fifth IliHtrict
............... T . I. C leeto n
f Fifth District
John H M itc h e ll
.......... G eo W M cB ride
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.............
G eo. W . P a tterso n
Late Senator
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I , ,y of Ü *lr
, ...............
G ASTON
W a s h i n g t o n
Ljsjionrrs
y
I superintendent
c o u n t y
.
W apato lodge No. 40 m eets in its
each "month. * rSt
$ 6.00
SPECIAL.
H IL L S B O R O .—p h oen ix lodge No. 34*meets in
M asonic h a ll ev e ry M onday evening.
• ^ J K N K L I U S .— Sim on ides lodge No. -14 m eets
in|it8 castle h a ll ev ery Saturd ay even in g.
Main Street - - Hillsboro.
G L E N C O E .—G len co e lodge No. 22 m eets 4n
in its c a s tle h a ll on ev ery a ltern a te’S aturd ay.
JUSTON’S
R. 8.
L it COURT - T h ir d M on day in M arch and
L fourth M onday in N o vem b er.
L tv C ovr t - F irst M o n d a y in each m onth
„ mionkks ' C o l'a T — F irst
it Monday in each m on th ,
|y OK
FOREST
I
F O R E S T G R O V E . — D elp h a tem p le, No. 7,
m eets in M asonic h a ll on th e second and fourth
W ed n esd ay o f each m outh.
J A V A COFFEE HOUSE
H IL L S B O R O .— Phoen icia tem p le m eets in Ma-
, son ic h a ll
AND
A . O . |l. W .
F O K K S T C K O V H - F orest G ro v e lodge No.
| 60 m eets in Odd F e llo w s h a ll on ev e ry Tuesday
ev en in g .
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7
P R IV A T E ROOM S FO R L A lilE S
W e d n e sd a y
GROVE.
RESTAURANT
................... H on. S. H u gh es.
F O R E S T G R O V E -— D egree o f H onor lodge
m eets in Odd F ello w s h all th e second T uesday
o f each m outh.
IiLMKN, T o serve o n e y e a r, A . T . K n o x ,
I James Buxton, C. L- L a rg e ,
H IL L S B O R O .— H illsboro lodge No. 61 m eets
in its h a ll on th e first and th ird F rid a y s in each
m o n th .
P o r t la n d .,
liervetwo years, T . C. M cN a m er, H u g h
[smith, D. C. S te w a rt, P resid en t.
S H E R W O O D .—S herw ood lodge No. 20 m eets
in its h a ll ev ery T h u rsd a y evening.
A dm inistrator’s Sale o f Real E sta te.
...........................A aro n W ells.
im *
Grrer
L l
.................................. T . I. H a rris
Commute«« o f C it y C o n n e ll.
w -C o u n c ilra e n S te w a rt, L a r g e and
G
Pants to Order,
B" d 6fth
K . O P p.
FO RKST GROVK.
D elphos lo d ge No 30
m eets in M asonic h a ll ev ery S aturd ay evening.
B. P. C o rn e liu s
. .. D. B. R ea son er
T G . Todd
J .A .I in h r ie
W D. B rad ford
E- L. M cC orm ick
a it ( i d )
.G e o r g e H. W ilco x
...........A u s tin C ra ig
I.. K. W ilk e s
............... C. I.. L a rg e
r e s t
r o v e
T
i m
O pen
U u y a n d N ig h t
282 and 282 1-2 Morrison St.
-
-
O rego n .
N otice is h ereb y g iv e n th at b y v ir tu e o f a n o r­
d er and d ecree o f th e C o u n ty C ou rt o f W a s h in g ­
ton cou n ty, O regon , m ad e and en tere d on J u ly
6, 1896, a u th o riz in g and d ire c tin g th e ad m in is-
T U A L A T I N . — T u a la tin lo d ge m eets in its trato r o f th e estate o f W illiam R. C a rp en ter,
h a ll on th e second and fourth S atu rd ays in each deceased, to s ell at p riv a te s ale th e rea l e sta te
m on th .
b e lo n g in g to th e estate o f d eced en t.
N ow , th erefor, n o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n th at
K . O. T . M.
from and after th e 8th d a y o f A u g u s t, 1896, th e
F O R E S T G R O V E .— F orest G rove tent No. 21 un d ersign ed , ad m in istra to r o f th e a b o v e n am ed
m eets in M asonic h all on th e second and fourth estate, w ill proceed to s ell th e rea l esta te h e r e ­
T u esd a ys in each m onth.
in a fte r described at p riv a te sale. Said rea l es­
ta te b ein g p a rtic u la rly d escrib ed a s fo llo w s, to
I H IL L S B O R O .— V iola tent No. 18 m eets in Odd wit:
F e llo w s h a ll on th e second and fourth Thurs-
L y in g and b ein g in th e c ity o f F o rest G rov e,
I d a y s in each m onth
W a sh in g ton county, O regon , and p a rtic u la rly
d escrib ed as follow s, to-w it: T h e w est q u a rte r
P . O P H.
o f lo t on e (1) in b lo c k e ig h t (8), as m a rk e d and
| H illsb oro G ra n g e m eets in its h a ll on th e sec­ recorded on th e d u ly recorded p la t o f s aid c ity
ond an d fourth Saturd ays in each m onth at 12111. o f F orest G rove.
T e rm s o f sale. C ash in hand, c o n v e y a n c e to
b e at th e ex p en se o f th e p u rch a ser.
! F orest G ro v e .—Jam es B. M atth ew s Post, No.
D ated at H illsb oro , O regon , th is J u ly 7, 1896.
| 6, m eets in M asonic h a ll on th e first and th ird
John L . L a u g h lin .
I W ed n esd ays in each m onth.
A d m in istrato r o f th e E sta te o f W illia m R. C a r­
p en ter, deceased.
14-18
W . R . C.
j F orest G ro v e .—Jam es B M atth ew s R elief
C orps m eets altern a te T h u rsd a ys in Odd F e l­
lo w s h a ll.
T I G A R D V I L L E .— Tigm rdville lo d ge m eets in
its h a ll on th e second and fourth S atu rd ays in
each m onth.
Miss Annie Pomeroy,
r* !
A First Class Grocery Store
. . . . IS GREEK THE GROCER S
C H RISTIA N C H U R C H .
I«r service ev ery S u n d a y a t 11 a. m . an d !
“ “ Sunday
“ lay sch ool a at t to a. “ m . A aro n
Frayer
_
ravei m e e tin g T h u ra d a y e re n
7 )o p.
, m
ni Sr. Y . F. 8. C. E- S u n d a y e re n
» » p .m . Jr. Y . P 8. C. E . S u n d a y
n i t i p , m. S y lv ia E d w a rd s, p resid en t,
blic are co rd ia lly in v ite d to a ll th e s e j
Office o f F o r e s t G r o v e .
Wood and Willow Ware of all kinds, Fish­
ing Tackle and all kinds of Seeds.
Tea and Coffee a Specialty
McNAMER’S
I J W H EKLOCK M A R S H , P. M.
dfrom Portland an d a ll p o in ts: D e p a rts
Arrives 9:30 a. m.
Imllis, Salem an d a ll p o in ts on th e W est
Jkparts 8:25 a. m . A r r iv e s 4:30 p. m.
■ ecnville, Manning;, B u x to n an d V ern o n ia:
Departs i p. m.
M ARKET
Meats, Sausages,
Fish and Poultry
The Country affords, in Great
PEST GROVE F I R E D E P A R T M E N T .
PS:— G e n e r a l A l a r m — R ap id ta p p in g
VH The location o f th e fire w illb e m di-
J>' the number o f fu ll ta p s g iv e n b etw een
itra l alarm s—c o rre sp o n d in g to th e nunt-
pards whose lim its a re g iv e n b elo w .
■ ordrill Three tap s, p au se, th r e e tap s,
•Jiree taps.
’ ting - F iv e tap s.
MEAT
SELLS O N LY TH E BEST OF
| I I V A L AND D E P A R T U R E O F M A I L S .
................................................. Variety and at Moderate Prices
A General Shipping Business.
Wholesale and Retail,
W A RD L IM IT » .
rard—North o f P a cific a v e n u e a n d east
[tWay.
J w ard-N orth o f P a cific a v e n u e an d
J College W ay and B street.
■ ward—N aylo r’s a d d ition .
ward- Between P a cific a v e n u e and
“*nue south.
trd—Between S econ d a v e n u e a n d S outh
Done in All Kinds of Dressed Poultry, Fat Hogs,
Spring Lambs and Veal Calves.
BUYER AND SELLER.
TELEPHONE,
ard—South p ,r k a d d ition .
P8CTON C O U N T Y P O ST O F F I C E S .
B ea verto n
B uxton
lilis
C o rn e liu s
C e n te rv ille
F ir
D ille y
trove
G le n c o e
F a rm in g to n
[Home
G le n w o o d
G re e n v ille
■ Ml
H illsb o ro
G aston
M id d leton
L a u rel
P ro g r e ss
M ou n tain d a le
S h erw o o d
R e e d v ille
[Perry
T u a la tin
B lo om in g
Lenox
T h a tc h e r
P h illip *
FOREST CR O VE.
THE OLD WILTBOFT MILL
GALES CREEK.
All Grades of
Rough and Dressed Lumber.
Civic S o cie tie s .
A. F . A N D A . M .
C ftovp; H o lb ro o k L o d * r . N o. 30.
I 't i b .ll th r T h u r s d a y h r f o r r th e fu ll
1 — TUont h.
T u a lity lo d g e . N o 6 m e e t, in
toiuhUr<*a^ 0,1 or * cf°re t^IC
moon
Kiln Dried Lumber a Specialty.
t o w P r ic e s ,
P r o m p t D e liv e r y ,
E x c e l l e n t Q im lity -
CHAS. HIATT, Proprietor.
Hatchet and Weekly Oregonian $2 a Year.
r OfiovK
Parent Chapter No
i j "**0« 10 hall aa the fixât and third
f'•each »oath.
L.
V o l . I I , N o . 1 « , V o i . V i l i , N o. 2
W ESTERN OREGON.
S im on id es L o d g e No. 37, K . o f P . , o f
W e a th e r— A » oth er w eek of w arm , d ry C o rn eliu s, h as in stalled officers fo r th is
w eath er, and d u rin g th e w eek sm oke set term : D. L. H offm an , C. C .; A . A . P h il­
in . T h e tem p eratu re for th e w eek a v e r­ lips, V . C .; G . W . M arsh, p rel.; R . W .
a ged 76.5 d egrees in th e in te rio r v a lle y s M cN u tt. M. o f W ., J. T. D o rrien , K . R .
and som e 12 degrees low er a lo n g th e S .; T h o s. T a lb o t, M. E .; P . S. B in e r, M.
coast; it is seldom th at h ig h e r tem p era ­ S .; T . H . M iller, M. o f A .; Joh n H . C o r­
tu res p rev a il th an those w h ich h av e been nelius, I. G . ; A lb e rt B u n n in g, O . G .; J.
. e x p e rie n ced d u rin g th e past w eek. A t E . W ilso n , I>. G . C., w as in sta llin g
R o seb u rg and in th e v a lle y s to th e sou th officers. T h e lo d g e has ju s t co m p le te d
th e m ax im u m tem peratu re w as a b o v e 30 fittin g up its h a ll, clo th in g and p a p e rin g,
j d eg rees e v e ry d ay; in th e W illa m e tte w ain sco tin g an d o ilin g . I t is now one
v a lle y it w as n early 90 degrees eve ry d ay. o f th e n eatest lo d ge room s in th e co u n ty.
T h e n ig h t tem peratu res w ere from 58 to T h e lod ge it s e lf is in a prosperous condi-
, 70 d egrees. T h e a ir w as q u ite d ry , so I tion.
th a t th e h eat has n ot been m a rk e d ly un-
i com forta b le; ow in g to th e d ryn ess o f th e
Real Estate Transfers.
a ir d u rin g th e h eated p ortion ot th e y e a r
C . M. K e e p to B a n k o f F orest G ro v e
su n strok e and prostation from h eat are for $1000, Q .C . deed on B lo ck 15 and 16
u n kn ow n .
L o ts 7, 8, 9, 10, in b lo ck 14 lots 5, 6, 7, 8,
I C ro p s— T h e w eath er co n d itio n s h av e 9, 10, 11, 12, in b lo ck 13, lo ts 13, 14, 15,
I been u n fav o ra b le to th e gro w th and de- 16, in b lo ck 12 L 1, 2, a 19 L 3, 4, B 20 L
| v elo p n ie n t o f v eg eta tio n . T h e fla tte rin g 3, 4 in B 10 L 3, 4 B 1 S ou th P a rk add.
prospects w h ich p rev ailed up to J u ly 1 F o rest G ro ve a lso 20.18 A a d jo in in g S. P.
j h a v e d isap peared and n ow th e co n d itio n s F o rest G ro ve .
i are n ot even e n co u rag in g . T h e d e la y in
M ath an N olan d e t ux to A u g u stW e ich
j fa ll and w in ter so w in g caused m uch g ra in
b rod s for $1, T r a c t in sec 3 T 1 S R 3 W .
| to be sow n in M ay an d th e fore p art o f
L ilia M. P au li to V . M azzei for $125,
| June; th is w ill not m a k e good h ay; fall on lo t 1 o f B F S te els add. to B eaverton .
and w in ter-sow n g ra in w ill lie n e arly an
M . H. Presto n ec ux. t o E lla Benefiel
! a ve ra g e ; oats are g e n e ra lly poor. T h e 1 for $2oo, on 20 A o f sec 3 T 2 N R 1 W.
| g ra in cro p is beyon d th e period w h en it
I w ou ld be benefited b y ra in . W h e a t
G a r r ig u s — F r id a y .
I h a rv e st w as com m en ced la st w eek in th e
M arried — A t F ir G rove, on S u n d a y,
sou th ern cou n ties, and w ill be g en eral
th is w e e k th rou gh ou t th e W illa m e tte J u ly 19, 1896, a t th e resid en ce o f the
v a lle y . H ay h arvest is a bou t ov er, add b rid e 's fa th e r, J e p th a G a rrig u s, b y R e v .
J. F . S ch o ch , M r. A lb e rt J. F r id a y and
j th e cro p h as been good .
H ops are in bloom ; in th o se ya rd s M iss E v a C . G a rrig u s , b oth o f W a s h in g ­
w h ere th e y w ere w ell a tte n d ed th e y are ton co u n ty .
T he O ther Side.
E d it o r H a t c h e t :
WHAT HAPPENED.
D evelopm en ts P ro ceed in g Prom a Scrap-
B etw een H o g and Dog.
Aa I sat on the verauda of the v il­
lage tavern and looked about me I
thought it one of the moat peaceful
towns I ever saw and said aa mnch to
the justice of the peace who occupied a
chair beside me.
•‘ Yes, purty peaceful, but” — he re­
plied as liia right hand went slowly back
to hia pistol pocket.
“ But what?” X asked.
“ But yo’ don't want to mix in when
it cornea off. Y o ’r nest way w ill be to
go through that door and np stairs, and
don't coiue down as long as yo' hear any
shoot in. ”
" B u t I don't understand, judge. Is
there to be any shooting around here?”
“ Sartin to b e !"
"W hen?”
"P u rty quick, I reckon.”
“ But what about?”
“ W aal,” be drawled as he pointed
down the street, " d ’ye see that onery
bawg wallerin in the mnd down thar?”
"Yea, I see a hog. ”
“ He belongs to Sam Battenon, the
cooper, und Sam feels mighty tender
to'ards that bawg since his w ife died.
Now, then, d'ye see that pesky dawg
np the street by that shade tree?”
“ Yes, X see him ."
“ He belongs to Joe Stivers, the har­
ness maker, UDd Joe thinks so much of
him that he makes his children sleep on
the floh that the dawg may have a
feather bed all to hisself. In abont five
minutes that pesky dawg w ill sight that
onery hawg, and thar’ll be a row.”
“ The dog w ill pitch into the hog, yo*
mean ?”
"Sartin to.”
“ And then” —
"A n d then Sam Batterson w ill pitch
inter the dawg, and Joe Stivers w ill
pitch inter Sam Batterson, and the fust
thing yo' know the hall town w ill be
pitohin inter each other. A s I said be-
fo', yo'd better keep yo'r eyes on that
doah onless yo' want to mix in. ”
"B u t, judge, why ahonld a little scrap
between a hog and a dog lead to” —
“ Thar goes the peaky dawg I” ex­
claimed the judge os he sprang np and
started down the stepa, drawing his
pistol as he w ent
I made for the door and the stairway
and reached m y room. The shooting
opened lively aDd was well sustained
for abont ten minntes. When it appear­
ed to be over, I descended to the ve­
randa. The jndge was just coming np
the steps from the street.
He had his
hat in his hand, and there was blood on
his cheek where a ballet had gTased it.
“ Waal, It's all over till next tim e,”
be remarked as he sat down and exam­
ined his pistol to see how many car­
tridges were left in the cylinder.
"Anybody killed?” I asked.
“ One or two, X reckon, and three or
four hurt, but it don’t begin to be as
lively as usual. The pesky dawg was
shot, however, and now Joe Stivers w ill
be layin fnr Sam Batterson every day in
the year, and thar’ll be no end of pnblie
enthoosiasm I” — Detroit Free Frees.
In yo u r last w e e k ’s issue th ere appeared
an a rticle w ritte n b y T . O. N ew m an and
also an e d ito ria l w h ich reH ected v ery
m uch upon th e ch a ra cte r an d sta n d in g
o f J. H . D o lstro m , th e ju s tic e o f th e
peace o f our d istric t. S u ch a r tic le s j b e ­
in g an en tire m isstatem en t o f th e facts
su rro u n d in g th e ca se , I co n sid e r it m y
d u ty to co rrect th e errors an d g iv e to th e
re a d in g p u b lic th e facts in th e case,
w h ich in m y e stim a tio n sh o u ld e ra d ica te
a ll b lam e from M r. D olstrom .
S e ve ra l p ersons ca m e to m e S u n d a y
w h ile th e sw in g w^s ru n n in g , th in k in g
I w as still d e p u ty p ro se cu tin g atto rn ey,
and asked if th ere w as no law to p reven t
such co n d u ct. I in form ed th em th at
th ere w as, bu t th a t m y tim e as p ro se cu t­
in g a tto rn e y h ad e x p ire d w ith th e e x p ir ­
atio n o f M r. B a rre tt's term o f office and
I w o u ld n ot p ro secu te unless I w as paid
b y som e on e fo r so d o in g . In th e e v e n ­
in g I w as c a lle d o u t o f ch u rch an d in -
| form ed th a t m y m o n e y w as re a d y , and
to p roceed w ith th e p rosecution . M r.
D olstrom w as n ot on e o f th e p a rtie s w h o
ca lled m e o u t, n or had he sp o k e n to me
before, co n ce rn in g th e m atte r, b u t on
in y w ay from th e ch u rch to m y office I
m et M r. D olstrom and a sk e d h im to
com e to m y office w ith me. W h en th ere
Council Proceedings.
I d rew up th e co m p la in t and g a v e it to
A t th e co u n c il's m ee tin g o f th e n t h , him w ith th e req u est th a t h e g e t som e
m in u tes o f Ju n e 2 w ere read an d a p ­ on e to sign and sw ear to th e sam e, and
p roved a fter th e ca ll o f th e roll had i f h e d id not su cceed in g e ttin g som e one
sh ow n th e a tte n d a n ce .
A b se n te es w ere before m o rn in g , I w ou ld g e t th e g e n tle ­
A S a c . C o n c lu s io n .
C o u n cilm an M cN am er, an d R eco rd er m an w h o e m p lo y e d m e to prosecute.
"J o h n ,” said the explorer’s wife,
W ells.
In th e m o rn in g M r. D olstrom to ld me
V oted th a t a ll o f th a t p art o f th e m in ­ th a t Mr. M a rk h a m had sw orn to the “ don't yon think yon had better be
u tes o f Ju n e 2 a p p e rta in in g to th e p u r­ com p lain t, so I p a id no m ore a tte n tio n making preparations to find the north
pole?”
ch a sin g and la y in g o f p ip e b y con su m ers i to th e m atte r u n til th e case w as ca lle d
“ N o ,” he replied. “ I ’m w illing to do
o f w a te r be strick e n ou t.
in cou rt and th e a tto rn e y fo r th e defense m y duty, bnt I'm not going to overdo
B ills o f C h a s. L a C h a p e lle $59.14; C . L . had filed h is m o tio n to d ism iss, M r. it. I didn’t lose the north pole in the
L a rge, wood, $15.75; I. H . S m ith , te a m ­ D olstrom h a v in g b y m istak e sig n e d his finit place. ’ '
“ Bnt the pnblio expects yon to go on
in g , $6.25; J. H . W irtz, la y in g p ip e, $48; ( ow n nam e w h ere M a rk h a m 's sh o u ld h a v e
A . G . L o n g , b rass hub caps, $3.50; F . G . appeared (a m ista k e e a s ily m ad e b y a n y in yonr efforts. ”
“ No, it doesn’t. If anybody’ll come
M fg. C o ., $1.50, w ere a llo w e d a fter b ein g j on e n o t a ccu stom ed to su ch w o rk ). I
and convince me that he uoeds the north
referred to F in a n c e co m m itte e and w a r­ con ceded to th e m otion and th e case w as
pole in his business or that the north
ran ts o rd ered d raw n .
d ism issed. A fte r w h ich I filed a n o th e r pole would in an yw ay contribute to his
C h as. L a C h a p e lle w as in stru cted to co m p la in j and ca u sed th e secon d arrest. domestic happiness. I ’ll go ont and find
tap th e m ain n ear th e pow er-h ouse as a
F o r N e w m an , th e d efe n d a n t, or a n y it for h im . And that's as fair as any
pro tectio n a g a in st fire aftd a su ffic­ 1 on e else to cast a n y b la m e upon th e man could sa y."— Washington Star.
ie n t am ou n t o f on e-in ch hose w as or­ ju s tic e o f th e p eace in th is m a tte r is e r­
dered p u rch ased. C o u n cil adjourn ed.
I t C o s ts T o o M a c h .
roneous, u n fair a n d u n ca lled fo r, as he
O n Ju n e t8 a ll w ere presen t e x c e p t d id n o th in g b u t h is lega l d u ty an d th a t
Watts— It is not safe to trnst to ap­
C o u n cilm an S te w a rt. D r. L a rg e a cte d ; a t th e so licita tio n o f o th ers w ith o u t pearances.
Potts— Especially to farewell appear­
as record er p ro tern d u rin g th e e a rly p art m a lice or p a r tia lity so far as I k n o w .
ances.— Indianapolis Journal.
o f th e m eetin g.
¡ O n e th in g I do k n o w , and th a t is, i f th ere
T h e street com m ission er w as in stru cted is a n y b la m e to b e a tta ch e d to th is pro­
Condensed T estim on y.
to e x a m in e th e e le ctric lig h t p oles on secution, t h a t b la m e a tta ch e s to th e u n ­
C lias. B. H ood, B ro k e r and M a n u fa ct­
w h ich th e a rc lig h ts are h u n g and re­ d ersign ed a n d n o t to J u stice D olstrom .
p a ir or re-set th em w h ere n ecessary.
A n d it is ou r o p in io n , Mr. E d ito r, i f you u re r’s A g e n t, C o lu m b u s, O hio, ce rtifie s
C o m m u n ica tio n Irom M . D. M ark h am , w ou ld e x e r t y o u rs e lf a little m ore to as­ j th a t Dr. K in g 's N ew D isco v e ry h as no
tru stee o f I. O . G . T . lo d ge, re g a rd in g ce rta in th e fa cts su rro u n d in g a case, and ' e q u a l as a C o u g h re m e d y , J. D . Brow n ,
rates for lig h ts in h a ll, w as referred to n ot p u b lish th e sp eech o f th e d e fe n d a n t's j P ro p . S t. Ja m es H o te l, F t. W a y n e , In d .,
lig h t co m m ittee.
cou n sel as an e d ito ria l in th e m a tte r,¡p e r­ te stifie s th a t he w a s cu red of a Cough o f
B ill o f C . L . L a rg e for lu m b er, $23.45 h ap s yo u w ou ld sa ve y o u rse lf an d oth ers tw o ye a rs sta n d in g , cau sed b y L a Grippe,
b y Dr. K in g 's N e w D isco v e ry . B. P.
w as a llo w e d and w arran t ord ered d raw n. a g re a t am ou n t o f a n n o ya n ce.
M e rrill, B a ld w in sv ille , M ass., sa y s that
B ills o f T . J . H arris $ 44 - 5 ° . J- W . F u q u a
Y o u rs,
h e h a s Used and recom m en d ed it and
fo r 50 co rd s w ood, F . G . T im e s $2.97,
W . M. L a n g le y .
Chas. L a C h a p e lle $25.44 w ere referred to
[M r. L a n g le y h as e v id e n tly ta k e n h e a r­ ( n e ve r k n e w it to fa il a n d w ou ld rather
F in a n ce co m m itte e .
say fo r th e H a t c h e t ’ s re m a rk s on th is j h av e it th a n a n y d o cto r, b ecau se it al­
It w as resolved th a t w ater be fu rn ish ed case. T h e e d ito ria l d id n ot m en tion w a y s cu res. M rs. H e m m in g , 222 E . 25th
T . A . & P . U. from th e c it y w ate r-w o rk s M r. D olstrom n o r reflect upon a n y on e S t ., C h ic a g o , a lw a y s keeps it at hand and
fo r th e regu la r sch ool y e a r o f i 896-’97 o th er th an th e p ro secu tio n . T h e n ew s h as no fear of C rou p, b ecau se it instantly
F ree T r ia l B o ttle s at the
fo r $40, and th a t for use on la w n d u rin g item g a v e a fa ir su m m ary o f th e tr ia l, relieves.
vaca tio n $.50 per m onth , th e re g u la r ra te, and o n ly as fa cts are som etim es u n p le as­ M ille r p h a rm a cy.
be c h a rg e d fo r e ach
adjou rn ed .
B eaverton lo d g e N o. too m eet* i
** " a11 on the first T u e s d a y i * « c l»
O . K. A.
T u a la tia C h a p te r m e e ts in Ma-
e second a« d fo u rth T u e s d a y s i«
.
THE COUNTRY
N E W SFAPiS R »
OF THE W IL L ­
AMETTE V A L ­
L E Y .....................
Cornelios Knight».
W eekly Crop Bulletin.
in good co n d itio n . T h e h o p produ ct w ill
n ot be an a vera ge th is year, ow in g to th e
lo w p rice and so m an y ya rd s h a v in g been
plo w ed u p, and m an y, too, not h a v in g
been w ork ed .
_:Namer
\ l ami Police.—' C o u n cilm en L a rg e ,‘ S te w a rt
T h e re is n o ch an g e in th e fruit pros­
Inox.
pects; ch erries and stra w b e rrie s a re a b o u t
\tmi Means.—C ou n cilm en M cN a m er, B ux-
over; p each es are rip e n in g q u ite ra p id ly ;
L Smith.
ra sp b erries are d ry in g up and b la c k b e r ­
Vug,.-Councilmen S te w a rt, M cN a m er an d
ries w ill not be th e cro p th a t w as e x ­
p e cte d , ow in g to th e d ry w eath er; prun es
h a v e n o t been fu rth er in ju red , b u t th e
................... F ire W ard en
■ Lrabo
cro p w ill be far from an a ve ra g e on e, and
J u s tic e o f th e P ea ce
|)olstroni..........
a p p le s w ill be a fair crop; m elon s are d o ­
.........................C o n sta b le
Sanuington—
I . O. G . T .
Sten ograph er and T y p e w r ite r in g w e ll and prom ise go o d return s.
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j m eets in its h all ev ery S atu rd ay ev en in g .
G a rd en s are g re a tly in need o f ra in , o w ­
L Smith,)
G e n e ra l T y p e w r itin g , L a w
................. S c h o o l C le rk
in g to th e d ry p erio d la te p la n ted p o ta ­
|r Stewart
H illsb o ro — H illsb o ro lodge m eets In its h all
W o rk , C o p y in g , C o rresp on d ­
P rin c ip a l o f S ch o o l j e v e ry S atu rd ay. J u v en ile T em p le, Sun days,
Thomas, A.B.
toes w ill m ak e a poor crop , w h ile e a rly
en ce, e tc., d on e q u ic k ly and
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p la n ted w ill m a k e a go o d crop.
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n e a tly an d a t a m oderate
W . O P T H K W.
I G rap es are v ery p ro m isin g and are do­
Chtiri-li Directory
F o rest G ro v e C am p No. 98, m eets in Odd F e l­
p r i c e ........................................
lo w s h a ll th e first and th ird S atu rd ay in each
in g w e ll. P tstu ra g e is b e co m in g poor.
m on th .
A t H a t c h e t O f f i c e - F o re st G ro ce C o rn h as m ade a good g ro w th , b u t now
| CONGREGATIONAL C H U R C H .
A. R o g e r s , P a s t o r .
sh ow s th e in ju riou s e ffects o f th e d ry
ces every S unday a t 11 a. m . a n d 8 p. m.
period.
ichool after m o rn in g service,
meetings ev ery T h u r s d a y e v e n in g at
C ro p prospects, on th e w h ole, are
if people's m eetin g o n e h o u r b efo re Sun-
a bou t as poor as th e y e ve r w ere in
tmng service.
O regon .
rs are alw ays c o r d ia lly w elco m ed ,
T h e re is n o p rospect for rain . T h e
lE TH O D IST E P I S C O P A L C H U R C H .
m id d le and la tte r p art o f J u ly is a lw a y s
R kv . D. A. W a t t e r s , P a s t o r .
All kinds of Groceries, Glassware aud Stone­
Ten every Sunday at n a. m . an d 8:30 p. m.
th e w arm est period o f th e year, h en ce
r school at 12.15 P- m - J u n io r le a g u e e v e ry
ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons,
co n tin u e d w arm w e a th e r m a y be e x ­
rat 4 p.m . E p w orth le a g u e a t 6:30 p. m ., 1
. Prayer m eetin g 7:30 p . m ., T h u rs d a y .
p ected .
Brooms, Mop’ S ticks, Butter Moulds, Ladles,
L ,»/ Accaunti. —C o u n c iliu e h M cN a m er,
Ip and Smith.
it tmi Public Property.—C o u n c il m en S m ith ,
^nd Stewart.
I H'ater.—C ou n cil m en B u x to n , S m ith
e s
KORKST ( ¡ R O V E , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y *43, 1 8 0 6 .
d ir e c t o r y .
I S T A T E
o
L A R G E ST IN C IR ­
CU LATION O F
fa u ce t.
j
C o u n cil
an t, cou ld it be o b je ctio n a b le .
M r.
N e w m a n 's re m a rk s w ere o v e r h is ow n
sign a tu re and h e a lo n e is re sp o n sib le for
K a r l’s C lo v e r R oot T ea
th em .
T h e sa m e o p p o rtu n ity fo r e x-
Is a cu re fo r H e ad ach e and N ervou s Dis- prrsain g h is o p in io n th ro u g h th ese c o l­
eases. N o th in g re lie v e s so q u ic k ly . F o r um ns w ou ld h a v e been fre e ly a ccord ed
th e o th e r s id e .— E D .]
sale a t C la r k 's drug store.
F o r D jk p fp n ia
A n d L iv e r C o m p la in t y o u h a v e a p rin te d
g u a ra n te e on e v e ry b o ttle o f S h ilo h 's
V ita liz e r . I t n e ve r fa ils t o cu re. F o r
s a le a t C la r k 's d ru g store.
Ripans Tabalea cura ñau»