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To
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Confectionery, Soda Water, Sandwiches,
Fresh Oysters and Lunches at all hours
PHYSIC IAN
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l*aiy\residence, Bowlb.v house, P*ci iu ave.,
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West of Forest Grove hotel.
• ial attentfou paid to Medical and Burfrical
Juts of Women aud Children auu all chronic
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P R O P R IE T O R S .
Chinaware, Cups and Saucers, Plates, Pitchers, Cream
ers, Sugar Bowls, Vases, Toilet Sets, Mugs all sizes.
Rose Bowls, Fancy Baskets, Children's Silver Knives,
Forks and Spoons, Children’s Toy Sets.
Decorated
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We Can Save You Money on
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FO REST GROVE
Crockery and Glassware, Fancy and Staple Groceries.
/OREGON.
Fine Teas and Coffees our Specialty.
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L E N T IS T .
GRI5EK THE GROCER.
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Forest Grove Laundry
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and Dye House.
lice in W a l k e r ’ s B u ild in g on Main Street, up
stairs. Office hours, 9 a. m . to 4 p. m.
T H O M A S H. T O N G U E ,
H illsbo ro , W ashin gton C o u n t y , O r .
S M IT H & B O W M A N ,
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N o ta ria l W o rk and C o n v e y a n c in g .
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Qorns 6 & 7 Morgan Blk.
HILLSBORO, OR.
W. M. LANGLEY,
LTTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
D e p u ty P ro se cu tin g A tto rn e y .
C o lle c tio n s a sp e c ia lty .
O ffic e :— U p -sta irs, W oods & C a p le s
B u ild in g.
Notary Public
Fire and Accident Insurance
1 'Tustice o f the Peace
Loans, Collections
J. I. KJMIGJHT,
¡General Fire Insurance
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. . . and Loan Broker.
H IL L S B O R O
F. T. K anf ..
(ashler.
th e ta x p a y e rs o f th e c it y o f F orest G rove,
h eld at co u n cil ch am b ers o f said c ity on
th e 4th d a y o f S ep tem b er, A . D . 1865,
th e ta x p a y e rs o f said c it y a u th o rized th e
issu e o f b on ds to th e am ou n t o f th irty
th ousan d ($30,000) d o lla rs for th e p u r
pose o f s u p p ly in g th e said c it y w ith
e le c tric lig h ts and w ater and issue th e
c i t y ’s bonds th erefor.
A n d in pursuan ce o f said ele ctio n th e
I com m on c q g u c il d id , by o rd in an ce N o.
| 76, proceed to prepare an d n egotiate said
| bonds to th e am ount o f $27,000, re se rv
in g $3,000 auth orized b y said e le ctio n
u n sold . •
T h a t said b o n d s w ere n e go tiate d to
| M orris & W h ite h e a d , o f D en ver, C o l., at
th e rate o f 95 ce n ts on th e d o lla r. T h e y
b e in g at a ll exp en se o f p rep arin g said
bonds, and a lso p a y in g a ll a tto rn e y fees
in co n n ection th erew ith , w h ich b ro u gh t
th e bonds n ear par.
T h a t th ere w as secu red from th e sale
o f said b o n d s 4 h e sum o f $25,650 in g o ld
coin , w h ich w as, on th e 19th d a y o f
D ecem ber, 1895, d ep osited w ith th e F irst
N atio n a l B a n k , o f P o rtlan d , O r., su b ject
to d ra ft b y th e com m on co u n cil o f said
c ity .
T h a t in pu rsu an ce o f o rd in an ce N o. 81,
th e c it y o f F o re st G ro v e d id p u rch ase o f
tile F o re st G ro v e C a n n in g C o. th e ir
e le c tric lig h t p la n t, as it t h in stood , for
! th e sum o f $10,500.
T h a t said c it y also p u rch a sed o f G eo.
| F . N a ylo r a p iece o f lan d co n sistin g ot
I 1% acres n ear th e so u th w est co rn e r o f
| said c ity , as a site fo r lig h t a n d w ater
| p la n t, and proceed ed to co n stru ct suit-
■ a b le b u ild in g s, and to rem ove th e lig h t
p la n t from th e C a n n in g C o . sta tio n to
th e on e referred to above.
T h is m ove w as m ad e a t con sid e rab le
tro u b le and e x p e n se. Ati E ra b o ile r o f
n o horse-pow er w as p u rch a sed and
p la ce d in p o sitio n . F o u n d a tio n s for a ll
m ach in ery w ere la id o f ston e and co n
C. RIDER, Prop. -
crete, m a k in g th e fo u n d atio n s first-class
an d o f p erm an en t d u r a b ility .
A ll the
n ecessary p reca u tio n in th e re m o va l o f
T H E O N L Y F i r s t - C l a s s a n d and re se ttin g o f d yn a m o s, b oiler, an d all
S t r i c t l y T e m p e r a n c e R e s t a u o th e r atta ch m en ts, w h eth e r o f steam ,
r a n t in t h e c i t y .
w ater or e le c tr ic ity , w as d u ly ob served,
so w e h av e at th e p resen t tim e, an
e le ctric lig h t and w ater p la n t w h ich has
proven to be a m odel of p erfectio n w ith
su fficient reserve pow er to in crease d o
m estic as w ell as street lig h tin g to th e
e x te n t o f 25 p er ce n t, m ore th an w h a t it
I $ 1 .0 0
— t M e —
$ 1 .0 0
is now d oin g.
In pu rsu an ce o f ord in an ce N o. 82, th e
c it y pu rch ased 46,513 feet M atherSon
e e k l y
c e a
lo c k , jo in t and stan d ard pipe, c o n sistin g
T h e G re a te st R ep u b lican P ap er of th e W est.
o f 770 feet 8-inch pipe: 5,400 6-inch pipe;
14,000 feet 4-inch pipe; 16,300 feet 2-inch
T is the most s ta lw a r t a n d u n s w e r v in g R e p u b lic a n W e e k ly pu b
pipe; 5,018 feet i-in c h pipe; 4,012 feet
lished today and can alw ays be relied upon for la ir anti honest re
ports of all political affairs.
# .in c h ; 1,413 feet ^ - in c h p ip e, w h ich
I co n stitu ted th e m ain s o f th e w ater sys-
T h e W e e k l y i n t e r O ce a n S u p p lie s A ll o f t h e N e w s { snzrn
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a n d t h e B e s t o f C u r r e n t L ite r a t u r e .
: tern o f th e c ity . T h e c ity also pu rch ased
’ o f H . M. Ja ck so n a p iece o f 50x100, on
It is M orally Clean, and as a F am ily Paper is W ithout a T e e r .
I w h ich th2 w ater tow er now stan d s, and
Its L ite r a r y C olum ns a re equal
j is a m odel o f b e a u ty , and su stain s a ta n k
to those o f th e best m agazines.
W it h th e c a p a c ity o f 33,600 g a llo n s o f
j w a te f, g iv in g a pressure a t th e low est
Its Youth's D e p a rtm e n t is the
e le va tio n o f a b o u t 63 pou n d s to the
fin e s t o f its k i n d . ......................
| sq u are in ch . T h e m ain s are so la id as to
It brings to the family the N ews o f th e E ntire W o rld and gives
g iv e a co n tin u e d circu la tio n , th ere b e in g
the best and ablest discussions of all questions of the day. T h e
| no dead en d s o r sh ort m ains, in th e sys-
In ter O cean gives tw e lv e paires of reading mutter each week
and b ein g p u b lish ed In « hicasro is better adapted to »he needs of
j tem . T h e y are a lso a rra n g ed so as to
the people west of the Alleghany Mountains than any other paper.
j p la ce a m ain w ith in 200 feet o f n e a rly
$ 1 .0 0
P £ l£ E O ^ D ^ y v jtP £ R J C 5 A R
$ 1 .0 0
i e v e ry re sid e n ce b u ild in g in th e c it y . T h e
| e le ctric w ires are so d istrib u ted as to fu r
n ish ligh t« a t a sm all exp en se to a ll per-
Price of Daily by mall........................$4.00 per year
| son s w ho d esire to becom e con su m ers
The Daily and Sunday Edi \ [ Price
of Sunday by m ail....................$2.00 per year
j w ith in th e c ity .
tions of The Inter Ocean are \ Dally and Sunday by mail................ $6.00 per year
T h e c it y h as receiv ed sin ce D ec. 17,
the best of their k i n d . . . . t \<ltlre*N TIIF. IN T E R O CEAN , ( h lo n g o .
1895, cash as follow s:
W. S. BALDWIN, Manager.
T T O R N E Y S - A T - I ,A W ,
O regon
H. D. K tew art ,
Ass’t Cashier.
.R a n k o f F o r e st G ro ve
ANTON PBANNER, Proprietor
toXDCCTR A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Drafts and telegraphic transfers sold on New
I York, Chicago and San Francisco.
Also exchange payable at sigh in London,
■ Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Brussels, Stockholm,
I Frankfort-on the-Main as well as all other
Iprincipal cities and centers o f trade throughout
■ the United Kingdom, Ireland and Continental
■ Europe.
Collections made at all accessible points.
Business hours from 9 a m. to 4 p. m.
S. HUGHES ft SON,
DEALERS IN
271 ALDER STREET
PORTLAND, OR.
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Hatchet anil Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean, $1.50
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Hatchet and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
STOVES
TINWARE JONES’ STABLE . . .
Agricultural Implement.«, such as
Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Harrows,
' Garden Tools, Etc. Also Paints,
Oils, Lime, Plaster and Cement.
$1.50
Good horses
New Rigs
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
M oderate
Whoa!
! Stop at the . . .
»Last Chance Grocery.
The last place to get your
supplies until you reach T il
lamook. I c a n y a full line of
Prices
Everything from a Saddle Horse to a Four-in-hand Carryall
Special attention paid to Commercial Travelers
Hunters and Fishermen
T a k e J o n e s ’ Bus to a n d fro m a ll tra in s
B aggage a n d fr e ig h t c a lle d fo r a n d d e liv e re d
' )Dry Goods and Groceries,
Patent Medicines,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Fishing Tackle and all necessary
supplies for a camp outfit.
S argent ,
G al . c S c r e e k .
Hatchet and Weekly Oregonian, $2.00
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show s th a i th ere are a b o u t 500 in c a n
A T T H E •V A R S IT Y .
d escen t lig h ts e f 16 c a n d le p ow er, in a c
Mr. Clarence Hartley entered school
tu al use w h ich is not « ju s t proportion to Monday.
th e am ou n t o f reven u e d erived . A lso
Mr. Karl Shepard is auiotig tHb new
th at are 116 in sta lla tio n s o f w a te r in the
students.
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c ity , and t h a t som e o f th e serv ice is
P rof, an d Mrs. L lo y d ca m e W ed n es
g re a tly d isp ro p ortion ed to th e ge n e ral
su p p ly w h ich ren d ers th e rev en u e d e d ay m o rn in g.
the
W e d o a ll k in d s o f L a u n d ry W o rk in th e best possib le
m an n er.
A n y w o rk le ft w ith us w ill be p ro m p tly a t
ten d ed to. W e gu a ra n te e a ll our w ork . O u r prices are
c h e ap e r th an P o rtla n d prices.
Y o u r patron age w ill be
a p p recia ted .
T T O R N E Y - A T - L AW,
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V o l . I I , N o . 4 0 , V o i. V i l i , N o . 4 !)
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C. E. GEIG ER,
jm o p A TIIIC
AND SURGEON
e s
C om m on C o u n c i l ok t h e C i t y
F orest G rove :
G e n t l e m e n : — A t a sp ecial e le ctio n o f
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Though it will make anything you wish to
order in the Baking line.
a i u o l i for pouvions every Wednesday.
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Mayor Hughes' Report.
2 » .
l Tnder a New Management, Makes a Specialty of
AN D SU RG EON ,
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r o v e
F O R E S T G R O V E , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , J A N . 7 , 1M*7.
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I™ . H o m
,P r o f c « » io m il C a r d s .
K
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rived from th a t sou rce m u ch less th an it
sh ou ld be.
I w ill a lso ca ll yo u r a tte n tio n to th e
! arc Hght system , eigh te en in num ber,
w h ich is su fficient to m eet th e req u ire
m en ts o f th e c ity for som e tim e to com e.
T h e system is an effe ctiv e and is a p u b lic
b en efit and sh ou ld be ca re fu lly look ed
a fter and p rovid ed for.
In th e m atte r o f th e deep w ell and the
d istrib u tio n o f w ater, th ere is a d eficie n cy
in fun ds to m eet th e req u irem en ts, bu t
th e w ell sh ou ld be co n stru cted a t an
e a rly date; in th e m ean tim e, th e preseut
system is a go o d on e fu rn ish in g a fair
a rticle o f w ater, w ith a m p le su p p ly and
a deq u ate fire protection .
I w ou ld su gge st fu rth er, th a t b y ca re
ful eco n o m y and b u sin ess m an ag em en t
u su ally a p p lied to th e m an ag em en t of
our p riva te iñ d iv id u a l affairs, th e p lan t
can a n d w ill be a g re a t b en efit to the
c ity and a fin a n cial success.
T h e streets sh ou ld cla im e arly a tte n
tio n , th e e a rly rain s and h e a v y tra ve l
h a v in g im p aired th eir co n d itio n .
A ll
Mr. B u rt W illis , o f H illsb o ro , h as be-
¿u n an e ig h t ye a rs course at T . A . and
P. U .
T . W . T h o rn b u rg h and A . L . Stephens,
both o f G r e e n v ille registered in T- A.
M ond ay.
T h e new g a s m ach in e is being put in
and w ill be in w o rk in g condition b y the
last o f th e w eek.
T h e b o a rd in g club, at H erm osa hall,
is a gran d c«rCe«s, with a m em b ersh ip
at present o f twenty-one.
H . A . R a n d s, a luxuriant F re sh m a n ,
w ho h as been w ith a surveying part)’ in
Id ah o for th e past s ix months, h as re
sum ed h is stu dies at P . U .
T h e m a n a g e r o f th e Forest Grove foot
b a ll team h us ^ceived a challenge from
the Holmes Business college team to
p la y on th e I\ U . gridiron Saturday
afternoon.
T h e G a m m a S ig m a so cie ty w ill e le ct
officers for th e e n su in g term at its
! cro ssin gs, h ow ever, are in good co n d i regu lar m ee tin g S a tu rd a y n ig h t. All
j “ on, an d w ill requ ire but little ex pen d i yo u n g m en o f the in stitu tion are in v ite d
| m re ‘t o r som e ye a rs to com e.
to be presen t.
T h a n k in g y o u for th e m a n y courtesie.
T h e Y . \V. and Y . M . C . A ’s. are mak
received a t y o u r h an d s, I rem ain ,
in g a stren u ou s effort to raise th e re
Y o u rs T r u ly ,
quired m on ey to fit up th e ir n ew room.
S. H u g h es ,
The cause n w o rth y en ou gh to excite
M ayor.
he p h ila n th ro p y ot a S h y lo c k .
A P le a s a n t W e d d in g .
O n D ec. 30, at th e h om e o f M r. anu
M rs. Josep h D . Bates in P a tto n ’s v a lle y ,
th eir old est d a u g h te r, M iss M . A n n a
B ates, w as g iv e n in m a ru a g e to Mr.
A lb e rt M . P o rte r.
T h e occasion w as gra ced b y th e pres
en ce o f m an y re la tiv e s and frien d s. T h e
clo c k stru ck 12 in. d u rin g th e co n clu d in g
p ra ye r o f th e w ed d in g ce re m o n y. H earty
co n g ra tu latio n s fo llo w ed . T h e com pan)
w ere in v ite d to p a rta k e o f a b ou ntiful
d in ner, b e g in n in g w ith ioast tu rk e y and
ch ic k e n pie, and e n d in g w ith num erous
d elicacie s.
R a re ly d o y o u n g people b egin m arried
life w ith m ore h e artfe lt go o d w ishes.
T h e se w ere not exp ressed alon e in words,
as m a n y ch o ice g ilts w ere d isp la y e d .
T h e b rid e ’s go w n w as tastefu l, b ecom
in g and m odest.
M r. and M rs. P o rte r w e n t to th e ir
h om e in G aston on N ew Y e a r ’ s d ay
w h ere th e y w ill be a t hom e to th eir
friends.
T h e fo llo w in g is a list o f th e guests:
G ran d m a P a tto n , Mr. and M rs. Joseph
I). B ates, M essrs. W ill, M atth e w , PM.
and Jessie Bates, th e M isses S a ra h E lle n
and Jan e Bates, Mr. and M rs. Lorin
S. P orter, M r. P h il. P o rter, M iss L illie
I Porter, M r. and M rs. M . T . P atton , S r.,
Mr. an d M rs. W . T . P a tto n , M r. and
¡M rs. M . W . P a to u , J r., M r. and Mrs.
Pen. P a tto n , M r. and M rs. John Boyd ,
M r. R o b e rt M artin , and R e v . D an iel
S ta v e r, o fficia tin g cle rg y m a n .
j Sale of 27 city bonds fnr 11,000 each
sold at 9 o cents on the dollar amount-
ingto...................
M iss G e o rg ia M cP h erson , ol D ille y ,
began w o rk in T . A . th is term .
........................|25 650 CO
j Gross earnings for water and light
plant from Dec. 17, 1H95, to Dec. 31,
j 1896 ...................................................... 2 628 Oil
j Licenses aud Ones from June I, 1896 ..
lot) 00
I Making a total revanue ot.................... 28 389 00
T h e a b o v e sum w as d iv id e d in to th re e
, separate fu n d s. T h e fu n d receiv ed from
j th e sale o f .b on d s w as k n o w n as th e con-1
i stru ctio n fund an d w as used for th e con - i
stru ct'o n o f th e w ater an d lig h t system
on ly! T h e m o n e y d erive d from e a rn in g s
| o f plant w as d esig n a te d as c ity and lig h t
fu n d . All fun ds d erive d from o th er
sou rces are k n o w n as th e g e n e ra l fund
against w h ich c it y w arran ts are drawn.
The entire construction fund has i
been exhausted in the purchase of ma- ,
chinery, pipe, labor, tools and other
things necessary in the construction of
said plant, inclnding interest on bonds
T h e P h ilo m a th e a n so cie ty m eets every
T h u rsd a y a ftern oon from 4 o ’c lo c k till 5.
T h e e n tire p rogram m e fo r January 7,
w ill be d evoted to th e stu d y o f T e n n yso n .
N'o y o u n g la d y can afford to d e n y h e r
self th e p riv ile g e s o f th is so cie ty .
T h e F o re st G ro v e foot b all team won
4 d ec isive v ic to ry o v er th e B a tte ry A .
learn o f th e O regon n atio n a l gu a rd s la st
S a tu rd a y. T h e ga m e w as h ard fo u g h t
from sta rt to fin ish , b ut th e su p erio r
team w ork o f th e h om e b oys g a v e th eir
a v ic to ry o f 10 to 6 . N o d e a th s o r '
c,des-
and
T h e re g u la r recep tion to th i seem A
stu d en ts w ill occu r F rid a y e ven uiiWirfc:
iijj
H errick h a ll from 7:30 to 10 o ’c lc x a t
A d e lig h tfu l p rogram m e h a s been p*®
pared and a ll are prom ised an e n j o y a l^
e v e n in g .
A ll stu d e n ts and frien ds
the co lle g e are c o rd ia lly in v ite d to
presen t.
ng
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Installation in
H illsboro.
A jo in t p u b lic in sta lla tio n o f the ofi>-
cers o f H illsb o ro lod ge, No. 61, A*L). U i
W., and o f th e D egree of Honor, No. 44-
w as h eld J a n u a ry 1, a t the Odd F e llo ^ r
h all, at w h ich a la rge number of citiz«,ro
w ere presen t. A fte r the installation Ct a
m onies th e la d ies o f th e Degree of IT e a *
"a te r
served lu n ch eon .
P a st Grand M j
W o rk m a n W . I). H are was installing^
fieer fo r b oth ord ers, an d th e follow
are th e officers in stalle d :
A . O. U . W ., N o. 61— D. C o rw in , l \
M. W .; Joseph K lin e n ia n , M. W .; W . CL,
D on ald son , forem an ; C . D . K im b e rlin ,
Memoriam.
overseer; P . H . B a u gh m an , record er;
A few lin e s w ritten b y h e r m oth er, D . H are , fin an cier; J. W . S e w e ll, gu id e;
M rs. M . V . D a vis, iti m em o ry o f M rs. Josep h D ow n s, I. W .; T . J. W illia m s ,
L o u is W ilc o x w h o d ie d a t h er h om e in W .; J. M G reer, re ce iv er.
D egree o f H on or, N o. 44— Mrs. J. C .
S c o g g in V a lle y , on D ecem b er 24, 1896:
I.a m k in , P . C. o f H .; M rs. M. M. Pittin-
Oh my Jarling little Josie,
ger, C . o f H .; M rs. R . C r a n d a ll, L . o f I I .;
They have taken you away
Aud thou art a happy mi gel
Mrs. J. H . S m ith , C . o f C .; M rs. K o c h ,
In that world o f endless day.
con d uctress; M rs. E . C . B row n , recorder;
Many years have paw ed forever
M rs. W . O . D on ald son , receiver; Mrs, J.
81 nee you m m e our heart« to eheer.
M. G re e r, fin ancier.
And through all the«e years o f loving
You only made yourself more dear.
You were «0 patient in yonr sickness.
Suffered pain with Christian grace,
Aud while Christmas chimes were ringing
Jesus found for you a place.
For I have heard an ancient story
That Christina« eve, the gate« ajar
For those whose souls are pure and holy,
Can see the throne o f God afar.
There are wreaths which never wither,
There are crowns forever bright,
On Canaan's shore are ever ready
For those on esrth who do the right.
Dearest Joeie, we will join yon
When on earth oor days are o’er.
You will be the first to greet ns
When farewell tears are shed no more.
Our little circle here is breken
But I feel thy spirit near,
Helping ns to bear our sorrow,
We trust in Christ and look for cheer.
Court House News.
P ro b a te— In re estate o f M agd alen e
Blassea, d eceased; e x e c u to r's report of
sale o f personal p ro p erty filed and ap-
■ proved ; p referred cla im s o rd ered paid.
In re estate of Ira Lyon, deceased; re-
! p ort of sale of real estate and same con
firm ed and admr. ordered to make con-
, v eya n ce w h en terms of sale are complied
with.
In re estate of Daniel Mnnroe,
ceased; the sum of {350 orderd
Pinley Munroe, one of the devis
said devisee filing a good and Sufficient
bond in the sum of $500.
In re estate of Nancv Spaulding, de
ceased; vouchers of Cyril and Samnel
Spaulding filed and approved and clerk
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ordered to pay over to said heirs or their
Read the Other Side.
The C. W. A fond ler the year ending
I attornev the sum of $291.30, and npo*
Dae. St, US*, amount* to ....................» 2 686 00
I D p . a r S i r :
filing the receipts of said heirs this estate
The expense of running *aid plant, In-
Please stop your paper that you send will be closed of record.
rinding labor, fuel, oil, and other
to the people’s party readiug room at
ngoeeeary expense*, amount* to the
In re estate of John Kay, deceased;
•nm of »18125 per month, ea follow*
this place and oblige. We have no use for real property of said estate ordered sold.
60 eo^da of wood
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90 00 gold standard papers at our reading room.
F.oglnner’« fee* ............... .........- .........
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Law— J. J. Kreiger admitted to citizen
D C o rw in
Aaslstant engineer .. . ....................
2» 00 >
ship.
H. C. B.
Oil end waste. ..................................... .
W 00 Hillsboro, Jan. I, 1897.
Marriages— Oli
'liver Batcheller
Collector end water end light rommis-
•Inner......................................................
MU
and I^na Wagt
Wright D .
The length of lifemay be increased by
and Maud M. Darnell;
Total
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107 38 j
lessening it* dangers. The majority of
1 Kerning* ot plant per month........
I 1
j people die from lung troubles. These
Leaving a balance In city fond of...... .
7 ’
may be averted by promptly
I I will call your attention to the fact j
Cough Cure. J. C. Clark,
I that the indicator at th* poster-house \ gist • - *
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