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The Stone Qu< rrv.
Miss Lucinda H ollister, who has been
and making him think that he is an
at hom e on a visit, hail a strange ex-
_ _______________________ abused man. This is well illus
TH E HATCHET.
annual m eeting
. A . t . the
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^ o f the stock-
perience in Portland on Tuesday even- holders o f the Forest (..rove
° ,T'V>
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ing last.
She left on the afternoon train held Monday evening, May 3r , 1 e ^ ^
Artercd >t th e p o « t o * c e »t Forest G ro v *, o r . «■ trated by three o f the late strikes.
second-cuu man matter.
T h e one in the Coeur D ’Alene and on the same train were tw o boys lo w in g named persons were
country, the one at Cripple Creek who proved to be Leander N ordyke, 16 board o f directors for the ensuin„ >
T K F.JIS TO S U B S C R IB E R S .
in
C o lo r a d o ,
and fo llo w in g
it t h e i >’« » » o f age, and
his brother, whose j j . G. B oos , A. T. Boos, Andrew boos,
hom e is at Gaston.
Miss H ollister went j . Boos and A. Rogers,
.
one at Leadvilie, were all organized !
i on board the P otter to g o to Seattle,
That the stone taken from the com
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75 and led b y t h e v e r y s a m e r i s l f , Wash., anti was follow ed by the boys, pany's quarry is the best found in
T h r e e months*........................................................
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d o z e n m e n w h o w e n t fr o m o n e j She incautiously
laid her purse on a g on is easily shown by that used in tlie
that
In A dvance.
p la c e t o th e o t h e r a s s o o n a s t h e y j table in the saloon o f the steamer, and construction o f Herrick Hall, it
lo s t t h e ir in flu e n c e o v e r th e e x c it e d Leauder snatched it, anil made his es- proving in color each year and as ar
K*tablished for the d issem ination o f W ashing-
1 1 ’
\ t th
cape. T h e young lady reported the au- strength is concerned it has >ioo<
t o » county new s, the elevation o fl.u m a tiity and
nitMl t h e y w e r e le a d in g .
A t tn e dacious robbery to the p olice, and soon test o f tim e perfectly
It does ro t ah-
*rf , , r,rike* 7 * " “ bep " ” t l b « - « « a » . w .
.
.
. Po
^ tlt
le a d e rs .
H ilt tor
th e p r e s street by D etectives W elsh and Maher,
e n c e o f th e s e f e w m e n t ile la b o r e r s I Lean d er
disclaim ed havin g stolen the
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h a v e a d - la d y ’s purse, but alleged that she drop-
WOUIU nave o eeil a u ie to
e au
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j Us,te d t h e ir g r i e v a n c e s a n d s a v e d ! * * * * OB thC
l y was seek-
J
, ing the owner. T h e accused really had
thousands o f dollars in wages and no occasion to steal, fo r when searchtd
Kiiitor’h hobbies au«1 opinion* on this page, all
the rest facts
im p artial and uncolored.
Hditor is at home In his sanctum, H atch et
BniMiug, Forest Grove, from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m
mt each week day and always glad to talk and
W talked to.
many precious lives. Let the lead- ! he had #56 on his p erson ,.w h ich he said
ers o f all classes o f society be . his father gave him before leavin g home.
T H U R S D A Y FRO M
T H E H ATCH ET
men o f good judgem ent and o f 1 " hen N ord yk e was taken before the
P R IN T E R Y .
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* municipal court this afternoon, it teem ed
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— good principles, and then our dim -1 ,
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that a night s reflection induced him to
I f you tail to receive your paper it will culties can be amicably adjusted. teH the truth, and ne pleaded g u ilty to
IS S U E D E V E R Y W E E K IN
TH E
once.
H A T C H E T P R IN T K R Y , PUBLISHERS.
aKADABLE
/ F, LI A BLE
1
a;r
E ig h t
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1
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1 Bo\*s’ and GirJs’ A id Society.
Members o f the Grand A rm y, j
W eekly
R e p u b l ic a n
Teacher’s Examination.
who participated in the first battle j
o f Bull Run, can fully sympathize ! N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n tn .u for th e pur
RESPONSIBILITY OF LEADERSHIP. with the Greeks after th e fall o f I Pose ° f m aking an exaun,..uion o f ad
T
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i persons who may offer them selves as cau-
Larissa.
i I , diaates
. * r for . teachers
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of . the schools of inis
That the labor element in society
This is only one of the man} | county the county school superintendent
has, for a long time, had a g riev coil tempt able insults w h ic h th a t th ereof w ill hold a pum u exam ination
ance no intelligent matt doubts, but dirty “ copperhead” sheet is perpet- at Forest Grove, bcgiunm ^ on the 12m
the best way to cure the trouble is uajiy f ] y i n g at our old soldiers, uay o f M ay, being ;ii* m - coh vVedueMi .>
yet an unsettled question. In the Th e " boys in blue- did their d - ty j of tlie “ “ nth’ ut
" 'cl'Kk p m N ’
history o f the past such matters
have, seemingly, settled themselves,
but as the people gain more intelli-
gence it becomes hard to brush in
justice aside and quietly submit to
i ' I '1
1 best* good qu lilies .'T- i"
G rove Moi- e, an <1 iiiv con,i»-*• < >* a
push ilit Stl -I,< into 1 U, h 1 k<
•* P">
develop il «• qi. irr> ,«
There i1- also ¡i i r, ,-p. vi uf ui
ro," s
rus.i
R
M
• ¿'A. i l l
Promote? Digestion,Cheerful
n ess and Her ('.Contains neither
Opiurii.Morphine nor M n eral.
K o t N a r c o t ic .
I S OK
WRA
jte'p e o f Old UrSAMVELPnvnEH
Pumpkin Sud~
dlx.Senn* *
KoAdU Satis -
yfnise Seed *
OF
JYpprmnut -
j ji Cad m alt Sodar *
B O T
}Voì7iySctd -
Cianiti U Su'jar •
h à
’ dr/yresn F lavor
Aucrfcct Remedy for Constipa
ñon, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
VVoruis .Convulsions.Fcverish
ness and L O S S OF SLEEI”.
Tac Simile Signature of
j a* t«* ntt’U*
n e w
i* lì IH«'m u a
V» Of K llllO XtM ! l'Uil'dîtg Stoll'
ing for to- «I V i»? k. if * iU lie* a easv
i n shuie and ssoariangf it
thing to pu
that w a g o n * c mi lit* rasi 1 y loadrd. ö«tfdl
r. n he sold at a low pi ice
in
the
o i f d
Bull
and 111
in Z
* V grade
f certificates
T
\ not be issued o u s h c tl r:*v k
111 m
e battle
b t iiu e u
u u Run
xs.yiii, anu
Xhird
w ill
aid in hrn ging our roads
and w ill *urt
every 0^her battle fought during to persons uu ler sixteen years o f ag .
in to a n in it p s*a 1 le condition.
tbe war_ and are worthy o f decent Candidates for state dipionias and life d i
Count . Sen <ol X >tns.
treatment at the bands o f their ftl- plom as may prestnt them selves on Thurs
Report o f J 1 ksou s-iiool. uistricl No.
|ow citizens whose country they day, M ay 13, at to a. in. Applications
for state certificates should lie made in 9, for the nonili ending April 16 N o
saved. The day has passed when w ritin g, stating districts m which ap p li
days taught 2 >. No. d iys attend m -■, i
the Oregonian can publish the dis cant has taught, date and length o f 509 N o. days ah- nee 07 No tun sj
loyal and unpatriotic poison that service.
tardv 2. No. hoys ear'H ed 13 No.
Dated this 1st day o f M ay 1897.
girls enroll-d 16. Total no. enrolled 2j
S!
A>.tßc tabic Prep aration for A3 -
simiiating ihcFoodandRcSula-
ìù'.g the Stomachs and Bowels 01
in
water
until it is
rated and U. n
' <*d
; ti into mi all pieces.
thoroughly
freeze yyill
Stone, t<) fK list ful fur a ' purp
must Be al »If IO Tt sist uy V» • at it* 1
may conn ;; a id also 1 tai • 1 *> '*«)*! *
ni tilt* wet H n VV . •ll »,S t . ' *1» N s » Ol»
On the morning o
ol f A p r i l
tnere appeared in the Oregonian felon y to sim ple larceny, and the young
the follow ing:
j t h ie f was placed in the custody of the
P aces
T h e only way this can i>e pr. v
one 111 the siiade until it
-, that takes lim e and
o f i-ucli p irons c cu ■»' ter
is to keep 1 he
seasons, a ;>r* »
* *
trouble. S o
w,n
the theft. O w in g to the boys’ youth,
Deputy D istrict A ttorn ey F u zgtrald re
font a
30, | duced the charge against him
FOR SHAME
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that it cracks open when > xpo • .1 1
Y E A R ON
be a favor if you w ill n o tify us at
n
and yet it is a sand stone, 11
sustaining a fin e and enduring P"l'-S *•
There is no better s one for building
(lUarrv
purposes on .he coast.
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7
opeued last year near \.»quin t, hi ^
coin county, i a* piovcd u> 1 < so pnous
F A C -S IM I
S t o
rk
Castoria Ì3 put np in -
is not sold ia bulk. Soni
yon anything else on tin
ia "just as good"and“
pose.” -Ki* See that jot
.
pieces and
I'16 2 .
EXACT COPY OF W R A PPE R .
Thofac
ciali«
risaltar«
of
• .•■•JPÜP
what was, in the past, inevitable,
N ow the intelligent laborer asks
certain que tiotis which a hundred
” «lO M V V O V V V V O ««« •Btr1
years ago would have been consid seems to control the editorial de
A u s t in C r a ig ,
ered very impertinent by the clns* partment and remain unrebuked.
- T k ilE —
A verage d am
attendance 25 T i-" e
County School Superintendent o f W ash neither absent nor tardy wen W ie n ie '
which employs labor. The annihi The
old soldiers defended our
ington Countv, Oregon.
Lin coln , Frank and Letitia Jackson, !
lation o f slavery was a long step homes and fought for our interests,
W
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O c
Jim m ie Meacham, J tf Johiiso' , Ruth
Oregon
W
ill
Stand
Foremost.
in the direction o f liberty for the and if the city dailies choose to in
I hs Create
Republican P a p er of the W
Many arrivals in Oregon o f Eastern and Lena Edwards, Martha Balchthler,
man who is compelled to perform sult and abuse them, the respectable
farmers and merchants are noted o f late. L izzie C onnell, H enry Clemens, G c " e
T is the most stai w att an u n sw ervin g Republican
manual tabor “ from early morn till press o f the state w ill show their
Krug.
Visitors J. W.
Several rele g a tio n s from Minnesota and and A lb ert
lished today and can .1 ways be relied upon for fair and
dewy e v e .”
But there are some gra .itude and respect for th e work ! Dakota alone are in the state, loo k in g Jackson, J. W . G oodin, ]os Connell,
pons of all political affairs.
hard lessons to learn by those who hat l’.as been done by administer- for favorable locations. Several thous- N ellie N eep , (.ro ver Ntep, Alice Sand-
T h e W e e k ly In te r Ocean S u p p lie s A l l o f the"
bel Jackson,
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and fam ilies from the E ast are expected f ° rfh L izzie i.nrdon, Mabel
2 d the Best 01 Current L.terature.
breathe the air o f libe-ty hut fai’ to
Itlg such a
rebuke as will be felt.
I to locate
,
. in
. O
_ regon this
. . . summer. Th
Gordon
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is N
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tu f o
w
o o n n , , Della
incconbrie.
Geo.
This
zscine
o i ra
ueua McCont
ihcc
. u . ii
It is M orally Clean, and as a Family Pap er is Without
measure their responsibility to so
T t , „ n J T r r iir . . u
u
_| J • . u _ I state offers m any excellen t inducements F. M iller, teacher.
ciety. Liberty does not mean un
a a \V orld-Herald IS the . Kt||(
an(1 ¿(lere is p|en ty o( room
The .ollow in g is a report o f school dis
Its L i t e r a r y C o lu m n s a r e e q u a l j
restrained license to do any thing exponent o f democratic faith for a i (or KOod citlztll9 The day is not far trict No. 27 for the month < omtnencing
to th o s e o f th e b e s t m a g a z in e s . 1
March 29, and ending April 23: No. |
one pleases, but it does mean a large portion o f the Missouri valley distant when Oregon w ill stand foremost girls enrolled, 15; No. bins enrolled,
Its Y o u th ’s D e p a r tm e n t is th e 2
paper upon o f all the states west o f the R ock y 14; total, 30; N o davs attended, 548; No.
very careful respect for all good region, and is the
fin e s t o f it s k i n d ........................
mountains. Its resources are almost uu- days absence, 55; average daily attend-
la vs and an honest industry that whose editorial staff VV.
J. Bryan
— ------------- anee, 28. Those neither absent nor tardy
It brings to the family the N ew « o f th e l-n tire World
would scorn to accept a dollar that had a position before he was n om i-Ilmnte<1’ us cll,,,at,: ,S even a,,dhealthfu1’ during th - month are: K atie Ruetcr,
tho best and ablest discussions of all questions of the
f„.
™ a: fi „ í. „
T.
I and above all, we do not suffer from any N ina W olcott, N ellie Ranes, Marie Bleid,
Int»ir ocean gives twe|v*> p-tves of reading mutter
has not been faithfully earned.
P ‘
y’
‘ ' disastrous calam ities o f the
elem ents Grace McCoy, Mary Shrutns, Otis Baker,
and being published in h'one.» Is better adapted to \
the people west of tho Alleghany Mountains tnan any f
When rich men and poor men learn b e en cl S tr o n g tld\ o c u te o f fr e e tr ^ d c w liich so rrevjuenllv drive terror to tlie Brank l_1 iesniore, David Bleid, Francis
Bleid, Thud Stevenson.- -Kffie Baker,
$ 1.00
to look upon liberty in this light a n il a ll o t h e r lik e fa lla c ie s fo r r a a tiv hearts o f Easterners and bring ruin and Teacher.
our labor troubles w ill largely van y e a r s , a n d h a s a lw a y s d e c la r e d t h a t 1 <lesPalr to th eir homes,
S H E R I F F ’S S A L E .
q j c g t Uhiqtic.
ish out o f sight, hut if either rich th e c o u n t r y w o u ld g o t o d e s t r u c t io n j
By virtue of au execution, decree and order of
The Daily and Sunday Edi- J
°.r J » " / by man
o poor are not w illing to abide by if its own theories o f political science
T h e truth is that tim es are not so hard sale, issued out of the Circuit Court of the State
tions of The Inter Ocean are s i>iii, i d Sunday by mail
the laws o f justice contention must were not speedily adopted. The as we talk ourselves in to believin g. A of OrcRou, for Washington County, lu favor of
gentlem an now in N ew W h atcom , who « ■ » Baber and against lames R.. atching.Nira
the best of their k in d . . . . A c zd rc a « t h e i n t e r o c e a
c >me and troubles w ill be m ulti first symptom o f returning con
.
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B. i utt hine, F. A. Bailey, 1 hos. H. Tongue and
« 99 ooan^-^o a «o c te e a t
resides
in
Anacortes,
says
that
by
mut-
Schnimerlch.
fan
n
er,
under
the
firm
name
plied.
As
our civilization ad sciousness since M cK in ley ’s elec
ual agreem ent the people o f his city .,f Bailey, Tongue and Sehulinerlch and .Meier
vances the res|>eet for royalty must tion appeared a few days ago when have q u it referrin g to the s u b jec t at all,
trunk Company, a corporation, defendants,
f« r th.
th.- sum of »16.10, costs, and for the further
gradually cease, and
the
true it conceded that ‘ ‘an indefinable and that he has heard m ore talk about for
! sum of 1600.00, U. S. gold coin, with interest
hard
times
in
the
last
ten
days
h
ere
than
something
portends
increased
busi
royally
of
the individual w ill
thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per annum
ness and developm ent.” That is be has heard there for tw o years. Sup- from the second day of January, 1*95, and $50.00
come more and more into view.
1 pose the people o f B ellingham bay try with interest thereon at the rate of eight per ;
In foreign lands, ruled by a sov almost as good a sentiment as lll^ .»vn#.nni».nl n f miiMlnur (rrnm K Iini, cent, per fllllllllll, from the l.t, day of April
the exp erim ent o f quitting grum bling, “ ' " t’ ,H’r a‘‘" ni" ’
. .
,
,
,
1897 attorney» fees mid for the eo»t and ex
ereign, the people belu-ved in the though it had appeared in the , lay anule their local jealou
sy, be ihauk- pense* of sale and of said writ,
H
a
t
c
h
e
t
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di vine rights o f the king, and sub
ful for and discuss the blessings they
Sow. therefore. By v.rtue and In pemunceol
really have, im itate the exam ple o f other said jiiogra.-nt, decree and order of sale, I will,
mitted to every thing lie imposed,
Th e prices o f farm products are places, and pull all togeth er to build up " " ' ,,in *7 'be :l'*t day of May, 1»97, at 'he
bnt itt these days they are coming
d or of tlie Court
surely advancing.
Last season a g ood town righ t here. It can be .lone; somh
’ ° " ' h d ° r of ,hr Court ,,0” ' c’ ln Hlll»boro'
Washington Colony, Oregon' ut ¡he hour 01 10
more to believe in the divine rights
wheat came up to a figure that but wc must do it ourselves, and we can t o', lock a. in., ol said day, sed at public auction
O r A ny O th er K i n d o f
o f the man and question the author
made it a profitable crop, and there do it by giu m b lin g, quarreling and croak- to the Imh.-st bidder for <urh, the foliowtue
in g .— W hatcom R eveille.
deacrllwd real property, to wit:
ity of the king. For this reason
is good reason to expect good prices
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[ The North half of the Northeast quarter of Sec-
constitutional governments are be-
T h e T r u e K e iu e t iy .
tion 10, ill Township 2 N on h of KauKe5 West of
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comiu
popular and the rights o f '
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W M . R ep in e, editor T isk ilw a, 111., l ',e «'»¡a n 'e tto Meridian, and the sooth half of
. - j
; N. H . Sitton, oflvch o, was in Port-
$
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1
’
’ the SomheMt quarter of neetion 3, in Tow jvlilp
the sovereign are defined. A ll
V\ «> won t k eep house 2 North of lU u g e f> west of the w i.lnmette Mer-
land.
H e is one o f the prominent j C h’le i, says :
w ithout Dr. K in g ’s N ew Discovery lo r t-nsu all situate In Wa-hlngton County, 'reyon,
this is helping the laboring class to
cattle men o f l maiilla county, and i Consum ption, Coughs and Colds. K x- to satisfy ihe herein lie fore named sums, and for
a higher place in society ami bring
is now engaged in buying cattle in perim ented w ith m any others, hut never the cost« and expense, of said sale. Said pro-
party will he «old subject to redemption as per
ing labor up to its true dignity.
W e have many bargains and now is the ti
the W illam ette valley. H e s a y s got the true rem edy until w e used Dr. statute of Oregon.
T h e day is near at hand when the
Witness my hand this 28th day of April, 18.17.
that Eastern Oregon is f ille d with King’s N ew D iscovery. N o other rem edy
\\ rite for Price List.
man who tries to get money by ,
W. 1) BRADFORD,
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can take its place in our home, as in it
buyers, and good prices prevail,
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Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
we have a certain and sure cure for
his wits alone w ill lie ■ onsidered
F O R E S T GROVE,
5-9
but stockmen look forward to still Coughs, Colds, W h oopin g Coughs, e tc .’ ’ SMITH .k It w m an , Atty’s. for PUT.
too great a fraud to live with re
greater advances. Such a condi-1 it it idle to experiment with oth er tem-
Notice o f Final Settlement.
spectable people. It is not a com
tion means an advance nil along I «dies, even il they are urged on you as In the Probate court o f W ashington County I
promise o f dignity for a man to
the line, and the farmer w ill soon just as good a s Dr. King’s New Discovery, and State o f Oregon, in the m atter o f the
work, and men who are natural
They are not as good, because this rein- , -statr o f Caleb w oods deceased
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, fiml a ready and profitable market edv has a record of cures and besides is
N o,iec ¡« h ere b y given , that fam es C. Woods.
leaders in society should set a good I -
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ad m inistrator o f the estate o f Caleb Woods
,
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I for all his products.
When the
guaranteed.
It
never
fails
to
satisfy,
deceased,
h a . rendered and presented f o r ^ G e i
example. Mr. Gladstone is no less
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farmer is prosperous all other peo Trial bottles free at the Millar pliar- ment, and filed in said court, h is final account
a great man because he swings the .
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maey.
l>* h ' s adm inistration o f said cm te, and that
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pie w ill lie prosperous,
ax well, and every true American ;
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M onday, the n th day ot M ay. 1897. u ,0 o'clock
Personal. — T h e gen tlem an who an- a m o f said d ay, has been d uly appointed by
rejoices when he remembers Abra-1
Last Sunday’s Oregonian must
W ashington C ounty H atchet and . . .
tooyed the con gregation last Sunday by '* " * c.° urt l >r ,h c , r " ' cmcnt of »aid account.
ham Lincoln's rails. There are have had on its Sunday coat to
At which tim e an y person interested in said.
San Francisco Examiner.. regular price
continually coughing w ill find instant
raa> “ PPear and file his exceptions in w ritin g,
tw o things that should always lie have allowed the follow ing to re lie f by
Thrice-a-Week World.......
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b y using One M inute Cough Cure, to said account, and contest the same.
remembered in considering this appear in its columns:
Chicago Inter-Ocean.........
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a speedy and harmless rem edy for throat
f a m k s C. W oods ,
A dm in istrator o f the estate o f Caleb Woods,
«object. Th e rich must learn to
" M r . Charles \V. Fulton, o f and lung troubles,
Springfield Republican___
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decease«! .
appreciate the responsibility th e y : Astoria, the prominent attorney
I.a n gley & Son. A ttvs.
Louisville
Courier
Journal..
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Adniiniatratoi-’g Notire.
are under as the possessors o f
politician, was at the Portland
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N otice it hereby given, that the conntv
Executor's Notice.
and the men who labor yesterday. H e has decided o p tn court of W ashington county, Oregon,
Silver Knight..............
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St n o t
f o r g e t t h a t t h e v s h o u ld io n s as t o th e le g i s . a t i v e m u d d le in did, on the 2nd day o f M arch, 1897, duty ^ Notice i« heraby given thst the undersigned
Vick’s Floral Monthly.......
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