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S a d Smith.
%md Public Property.— C o u n c ilm e n Sm ith,
| m 1 Stewart.
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3îamer.
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J u stice o f th e Peace
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m eets in Odd F ellow s hall the second Tuesday
o f each month.
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180.000 Good Quality
• ^JbESBORO. Hillsboro lodge No. 61 m eets
in its hall on the first and third Fridays in each
m onth.
Cheap
SH ERW O OD .—Sherwood lodge No. 20 m eets ;
in its hall every Thursday evening.
15. 1<\ G a t e h i n g ,
•* riG A R D V IE E K . T ig a rd v ille lodge m eets in :
its h all on the seeond and fourth Saturdays in 1
each month.
Y ard 1 m ile N orth w est o f F orest Grove.
T U A L A T IN . — T ualatin lodge m eets in its
h a ll on th e second and fourth Saturdays in each
m onth.
K o T M
GROVE*. -Forest «irovr n o t No. r,
m eets in Masonic hall on the second and fourth
lu e sd a y s in each m onth.
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4 H ILLSBO RO .— Y lola tent No.. 18 meets in Odd
F ellow s hall on the second and tourth T h u rs
d a ys in each month
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H illsboro G range m eets in its hall on the sec
ond and fourth Saturdays in each month at 12 m.
G . A . It.
Forest G ro v e.-J a m es B. Matthews Post, No.
6. m eets in M asonic hall on the first and third
W ednesdays in each month.
Dentistry.
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ll c t h a t *, e 18 p r e p a r e d t o d o a n y w o r k in
that line,
building.
Office in In g les &
P o rte r’s
ANTED S E V E R A L F A IT H F U L M EN OH
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Women to trav el for resp on sible es ta b
lished hmi«e in O regon. Hularv 178 », p ayable
$ 1 ’> w eekly and e x p e n s e . Position perm an en t.
Reference. E nclose self-addressed stam p ed e n
velope. The N ational, Star B u ild in g , C h icago .
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F orest G rove —Jam es B. Matthews R elief
C orps m eets alternate Thursdays in Odd Fel-
lo w s hall.
Buck Ion's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in th e world for Cuts,
I. O . G . T.
! Bruises, Sores, U lcers, S a lt R heum ,
........... S c h o o l D irectors
Forest G ro v e.— F orest"G rove lodge No.
F ever .Sores, T e tte r, C h ap p ed H an ds
m eets in its hall every Saturday evening.
. S ch o o l C lerk
Chilblains, Corns, and a ll S k in Erup-
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pay required. It is gu aran teed to give
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perfect satisfaction or m oney refunded.
Din'ftory.
F orest G rove Cam p No. 98. meets in Odd Fel-
lo w s h a ll the first and third Saturday in each
(CONGREGATIONAL C H U R C H .
A. R o g e r s , P a s t o r .
s every S unday a t 11 a. m . an d 8 p. m.
school after m o rn in g se rv ic e .
r meetings ev ery T h u r s d a y e v e n in g at
copie s m eetin g o n e h o u r b efo re Sun-
iing service.
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A r r iv e s 9:40 a. m.
f^llis, and p o in ts S o u th : D e p a rts 8:35
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g r ille , M anning, B u x to n a n d V ern on ia:
£ia.m. D eparts 1 p. m.
tck. A rrives 11:30. D e p a rts 1:30
C O U N TY PO ST O F F IC E S .
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G le n wood
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T u a la tin
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SELLS ONLY T H E BEST OF
Meats, Sausages,
Fish and Poultry
The Country affords, in Great
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A (teneml Shipping Business,
Wholesale and Retail.
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Kouffh anil Dressed Lumber.
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Low
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R r .v r r to n lo d g e V o . 100 m eets
*•" on th e firs t Tuesday in e a c h -----------
o . k . n.
-Tn.l»tin Chapter meets I . Ms-
second and fonith Tuesday, in
CHAS. HIATT, Proprietor.
Hatchet and WeekMregonian « a Year.
A T T H E 'V A R S I T Y .
T h e class o f 1903 is p rep arin g to giv e
a p a rty.
Delieve e v e ry n u m b e r o f th e clu b s o f
th e co u n ty feels th at we m ust g o for-
R ev. C ep h a s C lap p , now a trustee o f
w ard— th is w ill m ean con tin ued o rg a n i
P. U ., g a v e a v e r y plea san t ta lk in
li illsboro, O r., N ov. 30, 1896.
zation and w ork — th en , let e v e ry local
ch ap el T u esd ay.
T o the R ep u b lican C lu b s o f W ash in g to n | clu b m ain tain its organ ization , k ee p ac-
R. B. L a m p so n , an a m ateu r photo
C o u n ty, O regon:
| tiv e as to th e m ovem en ts o f our oppo-
T h e E x e c u tiv e com m ittee o f th e W a s h - ] n ents and be read y for se rv ice a lw ays, gra p h er of P ortlan d , busied h im se lf Fri-
in gto n C o un ty R ep u b lica n L ea gu e m ost I I f this- be d on e, th e victo rie s o f th e past ^a y ta k in g p h o to gra p h s o f th e :ev ?ra l
earn e stly co n gratu late» th e utiacers and w ill not o n ly l>e equaled but e x c e lle d b y c o ,,cge classes, so cieties, q u arte tte s and
b u ild in gs.
m em b ers o f th e rep u b lican clu b s o f | th ose o f th e future
W ashin gton co u n ty upoii tlur gran d su c
I. A . M acrurn,
T h e N ovem b er issue o f T h e Ind ex w ill
reach its readers th e last o f th e week.
cess th a t has resulted from th eir w ell '
R. B. G ood in ,
d irected and efficien t efforts to ca rry the
T h e issue reflects cre d it on its staff, but
J. L K n ig h t,
J. R. M ays,
1 th e tardin ess o f its a p p earan ce seem s in
co u n ty and sta te for protection , good
excu sa b le.
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govern m en t and sound m oney, in the
J. C. R bchanan, Jr.,
p o litica l cam paign ju s t closed.
E x . C o m m ittee.
M iss G o ld in e D arlin g, a form er studeut
W h ilst w o rk in g in en tire h arm on y
o f T u a latin A ca d e m y , h as been recen tly
Teacher* Meeting at Hillsboro.
w ith th e cou n ty repu b lican com m ittee,
m arried to M r. W . H . S te ve n so n , o f
y e t w e believe th a t th e earnest, sym p a
T h e teach ers m et in H illsb o ro on S a t C ond on . M rs. S teven son h as th e best
th e tic and persistent w ork o f the cle rk s u rd ay. In th e absen ce o f th e presiden t w ishes o f her m an y frien d s a t P . U.
o f th e cou n ty c o n trib u te ! m ore than J. H. Stanlej-, th e v ice p resid en t took
W h y could n o t th e co lleg e stu d en ts get
a n y th in g else to a ch ie v e th e splen d id th e ch air. T h e fo llo w in g program w as
out a n oth er a n n u al? I*. U. w as ih e first
giv
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last
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repu b lican v icto ry in th is cou n ty.
co lleg e in O regon to g e t out an ann u al,
M arly in A u gu st, pursuant to a ca ll in g hy M iss R ose W ilco x . L a n g u a g e , a and should b y no m eans le t pass her op
th refor, the clu b s o f the co u n ty, b y th eir p4iper read b y M iss L u c y H u m p h re y. p ortu n ity o f m a in ta in in g pre-em in en ce
d u ly appoin ted d ele gate s, m et in H ills M en tal A rith m etic, illu strated b y Mrs. in th is lin e o f co lleg e w ork.
boro to form a R ep u b lica n C o u n ty Dora J. K llio tt b y w ork upon th e b la ck
A lread y we h av e seen m ark ed in d ica
league. S -ven tv-six d elegates from the board. N eatn ess in th e S ch o o l R oom ,
tion s tow ard th e restorin g o f confidence
variou s clu bs th rou gh ou t th e cou n ty a paper b y M iss G race Boscow . A vio-
and return o f p ro sp e rty. M o n ey is be
responded to th e ca ll, n o tw ith sta n d in g lin soio by G e o - E - M adison, M iss L u cy
in g loan ed on easy term s, w ag es are ris
th e harvest w as not x et over; th e result H u m p h rey accom p a n ist. Mr. M adison
in g; but th e m ost pronou n ced in d ication
w as th e form ation o f a co u n ty leagu e o f ( *s a Pu pil ° f Die sch o o l and d isp la ys
we h ave seen th at m oney is agan p len ti
d elegates from a ll th e local clu b s o f th e Kreat talen t w ith th e violin , p la y in g th e
ful is tha» ' few d a y s ago one o f the pro
cou n ty, and a board o f q ian agem en t con- i b est m arch es for th e sch ool. H e is a
fessors was s en w’ ith “ d o u g h ” h a n g in g
sistin g o f the E x e cu tiv e and A d viso ry >ou n K m an o f W ash in gton cou n ty w hose
to his finger-nails.
com m ittees o f th e league. T h e E x e cu tiv e llom e is n ear F arm in gto n . A n en core
I f you are presen t at th e n e x t m eetin g
com m ittee consisted o f th e officers o f the and vote o f th an k s w as giv en M r. M ad i
o f th e P h ilo m ath e an so cie ty , you w ill b t
leagu e and the A d viso ry com m ittee of son b y th e teach ers.
M iss Boscow and M iss H u m p h rey w ere e n tertain ed and in stru cted b y a ren d i
the presidents ot the local clu b s. T o th is
tion o f the fo llo w in g program . O pen d e
board o f m an agem en t w >s entru sted the a p p oin ted a com m ittee to prepare a p ro
d irection o f the cam paign for th e clu bs gram for th e second S atu rd a y in Jan u ary. bate: "R e so lv ed th a t it is M ore N atu ral
to do R ig h t th an W ro n g .”
M usic by
o f th e cou n ty. A t once an aggressive
Farmers, Attention!
th e qu artette; E ssa y , M iss H ib b s; R e ci
cam paign was begun.
A ll p ersons in te r sted in the produ c ta tio n , M iss L a in b erso n ; N ew s o f th e
It w as found th a t th e ad v o cates o f free
w e e k , M iss L . W a lk e r.
silv e r had been v ery a ctiv e for som etim e tion o f su gar b eets w ith th e v iew o f the
e sta b lish m e n t o f a su gar fa cto ry, are
T h e last rh e to rica l e xercises o f the
in th e d istrib u tion o f th eir literature.
T h e first w ork o f th e leagu e w as to h e re b y requested to m eet at V erts h all F resh m an and S o p h om ore cla sses w ill
in F o rest G ro ve at 1 « ’clo c k , p. m ., on ta k e p lace in th e aud itoriu m ou th e a f
m ak e a thorou gh can vass o f th e voters
S atu rd a y, th e 19th o f D ecem ber, 1896, ternoon o f Dec. i i . M isses B ro w n , Ba
of th e cou n ty. T h is w as done, p recin ct
to ta k e th e n ecessary steps to prom ote ber and G arrison w ill read essays. M es
by p recin ct, and th e p o litics and ten
d en cy o f each voter w as noted. A c tin g and en cou rage su ch an en terp ri e b y srs. F letch er, H a sk e ll, K irk w o o d , and
upon the inform ation con tain ed in these p la n tin g a n d c u ltiv a tin g a sm all tra c t of M iss L an cefield w ill d e liv e r d ec la m a
lan d in ord er to test in a sa tisfa ctory tions. T h e e xercises w ill be in terspersed
lists, su itab le literatu re w as sent to each
voter, and th us an ed u ca tio n al cam m an n er th e a d a p ta b ility o f our soil and w ith m usic b y th e p u p ils o f th e con ser
clim ate to th e successful c u ltiv a tio n o f vato ry.
paign w as begun and ca rried on until
th e su gar b eet for fa cto ry purposes.
the election . E a r ly in S e p tem b er m eet
T h e g a s m ach in e w h ich h a s recen tly
H e n ry B uxton,
in gs began to be held and speakers were
| been giv en to P a cific u n iv e rsity by an
H . F . G ord on ,
procured and sen t th ro u g h o u tc th e :
| E a ste rn ch u rch h as a rriv ed and w ill tje
L . E . S m ith ,
cou n ty. Besides this, au a ctive han d to
put in use at on ce in th e C h e m ica l 1 » »
H u b ert Bernard,
hand w ork was begu n b y th e m em bers
ora tory. T h is m ach in e is ca p a b le o f
Ira E . Purdin,
o f clubs, and w as k ep t up u n til th e clo se ;
lig h tin g 400 je ts , and is c e rta in ly a very
John B. P r ic k e tt,
o f th e cam paign .
v alu able acq u isitio n . T h e w ater a d v a n
C o m m ittee.
T h e board o f m an agers o f th e leagu e
tages w h ich th e la b oratories en joy, to
held several m eetin gs, discussed and put
g e th er w ith th e n ew ga s m ach in e, w ill
Court House News.
in to operation several plans and devised
now m ake our la b o rato ry e q iu p m en ts fa r
P ro b a te— In re gu ard ia n sh ip M ary R .
m eans for ren d erin g th e clu b s o f the
| ah ead o f those o f a n y o th e r co lleg e in
W alker, in sane; in v e n to ry and ap p raise
j th e state.
cou n ty m ore effective in th eir w ork.
m en t filed and approved; valu e o f e state
T h e chairm an o f th e co u n ty com m ittee
T h e w ay in w h ich p erio d ica ls in the
was considered an h on orary a m i co n $ 4«3 3 8-
l rea d in g room an d b ook s in th e lib ra ry
In re estate o f P a trick B yrn e, deceased;
su ltin g m em ber o f th e board o f m an ag e
are treated b y th e student« h as o cca
m ent, and rendered e x c elle n t service to a d m in istra to r’s report o f sale o f real sioned no slig h t d eg ree o f criticism and
p
rop
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filed
and
approved
and
c
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the board.
censure from those w h o are responsible;
veyan ce ordered m ade to pu rch aser.
W e co n gra tu late the officers and m em
for these room s. It seem s too bad tn at
In re estate o f W in . G reen w ood, d e
bers o f th e repu b lican clu b s o f our
w orth y studen ts sh ou ld be d ep riv ed o f
cou n ty upon the e x c e lle n t m a jo rity ob- ceased; e xe cu to r s final accou n t ap*
th e use of one o f th e best a d v a n ta g e s ol
tain ed as a result o f th eir efficien t w o rk , p ro ve d ; assets rem ain in g on han d o r
I th e u n iversity in ord er to d ep rive a few
T h is m ajority places her in th e van o f dered tu rn ed o v er to th e trustees, and
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, sm all boys and g ir ls o f th e tra n scen d en t
g receipts o f said p arties, th is 1 .
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the ru ral repu blican cou n ties o f the upon tilin
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state. O n ly M ultn om ah w ith h er c ity estate w ill stand closed o f record.
tro yin g v alu able b ook s am i papers.
o f Portlan d , and Clat3op w ith her c ity , L aw D o ck e t— Isaac A lle u vs. F . C.
T h e last m eetin g o f th e G a m m a S igm a
o f A storia, surpass h er bv th e ir m ajori- Pauli e t als; ju d g m e n t g iv e n b y d efau lt
so cie ty w as u n u su ally w ell atten d ed , aud
ties.
a g a in st d efts. P au li and R ob in son and
for th e first tim e th e sea tin g c a p a c ity o f
W ash in gto n co u n ty now h as a repre co n tin u ed as to oth er defts.
tile new room w as put to a severe teat.
sen tativ e in the n ation a l con gress, five j
H ow ever, all w ere co m fo rta b ly seated
represen tatives (tw o sen ators and three
Arrested at Sherwood,
and a very en th u sia stic m ee tin g w as
represen tatives) in th e state le gislatu re , | G eo rg e R eisn er, th e h o telk e e p e r at
h eld . T h e q u estion, ‘ ‘ R esolved th a t the
and a repu blican m ajo rity at la st e le c S h erw ood, w as arrested on T u e sd a y for
L a w m a k e rs are D e te rio r a tin g ,” w as de
tio n , o f 519, o f w h ich she m ay w ell be w ife b e a tin g and assault w ith a d ea d ly
bated, anil d ecided in favor o f th e n ega
w eapon upon h is son, M ik e R eisner.
proud.
tiv e. T h e fo llo w in g qu estion w ill be d is
T h is a ll h as been accom p lish ed in th e
cussed at th e n ext m eetin g: " I s a N a
K a r l ' * ( . 'l o v e r K o o t T e a
sprin g and fall cam p aign s, and is la rg e ly
tion 's L iteratu re A ffe cted b y its form o f
due to th e effective w ork o f th e clu b s Is a cu re fo r H e ad ach e and N ervou s D is
G o v e rn m e n t.”
A ffirm ativ e, K irk w o o d
o f th e cou n ty. T h e question now is, eases. N o th in g relieve* so q u ic k ly . F o r
and H artley; n e g ativ e , B uxton and D en
sh all we m ain tain th e position attain ed sale a t C la r k ’ s d ru g store.
nis.
AD DRESS
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W A S HI.M r ION
COUSIT LEAGUE.
T h e n orth east co rn e r o f th e co lleg e
ca m p a s w ittessed a v ery plea san t g a m e o f
foot-ball Satu rd ay aftern oon . T h e v isit
in g team w as th e first fo o t-b all team
M cM in n ville colleg e had e ve r sen t out,
and co n seq u en tly th e P . U . Ju n iors had
i a v ery decided a d v a n ta g e o v e r th e ir ad
versaries. T h e lin e -u p o f th e team s was:
Spring Lambs and \ eal Calves.
*• r . a s d A . M.
- T u a lit y lo d g e . N o. 6. m eets in
rday on o r a fte r th e f a l l m oon
a,u * con tin u e to m ak e progress, or sh all
w e reced e from th e p l.c e T c b ie v e d ? W e
Done in All Kinds of Dressed Poultry, Fat Hogs,
C iv ic S o c i e t i e s .
•o n th .
GROCER.
McNAMEE’S MEAT MARKET
W ARD L IM IT S .
^w—South P ark a d d ition .
by
Decorated
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Meeting - F ive tap s.
^ -N o rth o f P a cific a v e n u e an d east
Way
•aril North o f P a cific a v e n u e and
Aoiipgp \\a y and B street.
^ra—N aylor’s ad d ition ,
ward— Between P a cific a v e n u e and
T^wae south.
^ B e t w e e n S econd a v e n u e an d South
s a le
Crockery and Glassware, Fancy and Staple Groceries.
¡■ » t g r o v f ; f i r f ; d e p a r t m e n t .
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The location o f th e fire w illb e indi-
number o f fu ll ta p s g iv e n b etw een
alarms c»>rresponding to th e m in i
m s whose lim its a re g iv e n belo w .
“rill—Three tap s, p a u se, th re e taps,
For
Rose Bowls, Fancy Baskets, Children’s Silver Knives,
Forks and Spoons, Children’s Toy Sets.
S WHEKI.OCK M A R S H , P . M.
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Sr service ev ery S u n d a y at 11 a. m. and
“ Sunday school at 10 n. m . A aro n
Prayer m e e tin g T h u r s d a y even-
1750 p. m. Sr. Y . I*. S. C. 1 C. S u n d a y eveti-
Wfi p. m. Jr. Y . P. S. C . f :. S u n d a y
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are c o rd ially in v ite d to a ll th ese
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