Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., May 20, 1897, Image 10

State Endeavor Convention.
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Mr». Elm er Schmeltzer and Master
Roy were in the metropolis Saturday and
Sraday.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Andrews spent the
latter part of last week at Hillsboro and
Monntaindale.
Mr*. L). B. B u m * and Claud Jat kscn
-were among tin»- who participated in
Portland to The
the excursion I
Dalles Sunday.
and Miss Minnie
Mrs. H. 11 » 1
O wego visiting
apent last wet 1
friends.
Messrs. Bro- 1
Hitchcock made a
g Sunday,
.flying trip to N.
The church of God will hold its an
nual June meeting ., 1 Uuny Chapel com
mencing Sattirds* Ju e the 12th
Mrs. Rowell m l Miss Inu were in
Farmington last w o k v is i t i n g <• 111 o t g
relatives.
Mrs. I latiuuli h ■ 11 is . nti rtuimtu- .Mrs
Miller and Mrs >1 > : i fr > h .Vie d i n n v i l l e
this week.
The annual convention met in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church in the
j beautiful city of Eugene, Thursday even-
j ing May 13. The Endeavors were cordi­
ally welcomed on behalf of the city by
William Kuykendall, and on behalf of
the Endeavors by Rev. R. C. Brooks.
The respouse was by Rev. H. A. Denton,
of Salem. The address of the evening
' was by Rev. C. G Hawes, of Portland.
Friday morning began with a sun rise
! prayer meeting. Reports came in the
; business meeting fiutn all the officers
and the department superintendents. In
the afternoon a telegram was received
from President F. E . Clark, now in
England, sending cordial greetings.
Friday evening there we <- addresses by
Rev. Ray Pelmer, of Portland, Pres. H.
L. Boardman, of McMinnville college,
Pres. C. H. Chapman .<1 me University
j and Rev. Robt. Leslie.
Saturday meetings were addressed by
Miss Addie Bristow, of Corvallis, Rev.
Gilman Parker, Robt. McLean, Miss
| Julia Hill, Stwart B. Hama, and Dr.
K elly of San Francisco, wuo urged at-
lendaccc at the inter-national conven­
tion. Saturday evening the Oratorio
Society of Eugene, furnished an enter­
tainment.
Sunday morning the delegates attended
their own churches. At 3 p. m. a meet­
ing lor men was held in the M. E . Church,
led by W. A. Lindsay, and one for wo­
men in the U. P. Church, led by C. F.
Clapp, Both meetings were very help­
ful.
Sunday evening Endeavor piayer meet­
ing was h>-ld in all the churches, after
which the the Endeavors all went to
Villard Hull where they listened to an
address by Rev. W. A. Lindsay. This
was followed by the consecration service
which was very well conducted by Pres.
li. S. Gile.
1 he old officers were re-elected be-
cause they had been very efficient, but
h.id not done ail they could do and so
at ie given one more year in which to
do letter work.
M iz p a h .
writing these articles.
“ Jack Besant’s Boy" by C. F. Ran­
dolph, is a story beginning in the Janu
ary number, which; in addition to being
highly interesting to those "who have
had experience,” as well as to those
“ who have only obaerved,” has the ad­
ded charm of being the only one written
on the subject and plan on which this
story is constructed. The reader must
reach the end of this story to fully appre­
ciate its beauty and construction.
"Count Tolstoy—His Philosophy,” by
Hon. E. H. Crosby, of New York, will
be of value to all who are interested iu
the questions tnat make for the better­
ment of humanity. No one is better fit­
ted to analyze this subject than Mr.
Crosby. He has been a close student of
social problems and the struggles of hu­
manity in rising to better conditions,
and has traveled throughout the world
studying the subject. Knowing Count
Tolstoy familiarly, he gives us an accu-
late review o f the count’s doctrines.
This article is exhaustive and will tie
continued throughout several numbers.
Several other excellent articles are in
preparation and some special features are
under consideration, all o f which will be
announced later. The regular depart­
ments o f the past will be continued, and
the publisher hopes that all readers will
in the near future feel like referring to
Facts and Fiction in the language o f a
contemporary when it called the publi­
cation "That sprightly western month­
ly ," and to endorse the sentiment o f the
Chicago Daily News when it said, " A
magazine that is full of interest and
value is Facts and Fiction. Condensed
learning is easy to take when presented
in such attractive guise.”
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No . <>. D. fraud nor recipe deception. If we
terms those famous little pills known as could not cure, we would not seud our medicine
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers will make Free to try, and pay when satislied. Write
with constipation, sick headache and to-day, as this may n ot»; p?ur again.
Address WESTERS’ MEDICINE 00.,
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S m it h & B w m » v A tty’s for riff.
TH E GREAT
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COUNTRrES
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Connecting with
A L L R A IL RO U TE to
T R A IL , R O SSLA
M a r c u s n elso s ,
¡»II K ootenay MinU
Camps . . .
Low Rates a n d T hroughT i
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We Do Not
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The Kootenay mining district is the
* ■ Oregon.
Far Information, time carda, map. and ticks** Forest Grove,
greatest mineral section in America and call oa or write
many South Africa mining men say that
the prospects are better than they ever HORACE STEW AR T, Agent,
I p
were in that famous region.
| R. KOEHLER.
Asst.0.F.4|
R I'P A 'N S
OR
Manager
To East Kootenay thousands of pros­
Portland, Oregon,
pectors are coming from Cripple Creek,
Coeur D'Alene, from the West Kootenay
The modern stand­
O ltEG O N
and all parts of the country. At present P O R T L A N D
ard Family Medi­
Ft. Steel is the center of all operations
and while other towns are starting in
S H E R I F F ’S S A L E .
is t h e :
cine : Cures the
different parts they will probably be By virtue of au execution, decree and order of
SHORTEST,
small until the Crow's Nest Pass Rv. sale, issued out of the Circuit Court of the State
common every-day
comes in. This Ry. is bound to come in o f Oregon, for Washington County, in favor of
FASTEST :
ills of humanity.
as soon as it can be bnilt and will be G. H. Baber and against Janies R. atchiner, Nira
E. Catching, K. A. Bailey, Thos. H. longue and
built by the Ca. Pac. It passes through C. Schulmerich, partners under the firm name
SAFEST B
one of the finest coal fields in America of Bailey, Tongue and Schulmerich and Meier
and in the vicinity of the coal fields oil j & Frank Company, a corporation, defendants,
TO THE
is taken from the surface of such a high for the sum of $16.10, costs, and for the further
sum of $600.00, U. S. gold coin, with interest
grade that it passes for refined petroleum. ! thereon at the rute of teu per cent, per annum
The future of East Kootenay look from the second day of January, 189'», and $50.00
very bright as a mining district. There are with interest thereon at the rate of eight per
Pullman Palace Sleepers
some very large mines now in operation cent, per nun uni, from the 1st, day of April
1897 attorneys fGes, and for »he cost and ex-
and only waiting the Ry. to ship in large | peusos of sa.'e ami of said writ.
Pullman Tourist Slee
quantities. At present one takes the full j Now. therefore, by virtue and in persuanceof j
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capacity of the steamers which run on said judgment, decree and order of .-ale, I will,
the Kootenay river and connect with the on Monday the ."1st day of May, 1897, at the !
south »1 or of the Court House, in Hillsboro, '
Great Northern Ry. at Jennings. This Washington County, Oregon’ at the hour of 10
mine, The North Star, could get out oh lock a. in., of said day, s * 1 at public auction
twenty times as much ore if it could ship to the hiuhest bidder for asn, the fol owing
it. There seems to be no reason why K. described real propt rt*, to wit
P in t s c h Lig
YOUNG AND OL .
The North half of the Non- east quarter of ^ec
Kootenay should not grow as rapidly as tion 10, in Town-hip 2 North oi Range 5 West of
Union
West Kootenay which a few years ago the Willamette Meridian, ami the soutb half of
Rejoice w ith us in the D iscovery.
The
best
of
sanitary
arran
contained but a few hundred inhabitants the Southeast quarter of •>ecti n 3, in Township
but now lias a dozen towns with from 2 North of Range 5 West ot the Willamette Mer­ When a man has suffered for years with a
Through tickets to any point
idian all situate in Washington County, regon,
600 to 8000 population. The town of to satisfy the hereiubefore named sums, and for weakne>s that blights his life and rob» him of United States, Canada or Eu
all that really makes life worth living, if he can
Rosslaud anil the great Le Roy mine are the costs and expenses of said sale. Said pro­ avail himself of a complete cure, why not possess obtained of
kuown everywhere while many other perty will be sold subject to redemption as per the moral courage to stop his downward course.
We will scud you by mail, absolutely free, in
towns and mines are booming and pay­ statute of Oregon.
Witness iny hand this28th day of April, 1897.
plain package the All-Powerful Dr. Holman's
ing big dividends.
W. 1» BRADFORD,
Thirty years is a long lime to fight so
1» nlul a trouble as piles, but Jacob
Mr. Bruce \\
of 1 1 Itisi.oro, wa-
Mitchell, of Unionville, I‘a., struggled
seen on our sir
sun
li. ;i long before he tried DeWitt's
Mr. Nell Gun
A o n d la i id , is visit
VVii.li Hazel Salve, which quickly and
ing relatives at ^ |>i 1 and Laurel
p iiiiam-iitly cured liitn
It is equally
Miss Etta Ad
ie recipit lit of efft C live in eczema and all s k in affections.
a beautiful new
1 is week, .1 pleas-
“ Facts unit F ictio n ” lo r 1111)7.
ent from her gi
1 in r in low 1
m 1 ,7 iirangenieiits have been
L . E. LeRui ..i n 1 . 1 ill were visiting
111.nl' by which the leaders of Facts and
near Sherwood Sunday
¡11 1 on are promised an overflow ofgood
Chas. Koeber and Andrew Wilkes
tin iic- At itli age comes experience, and
transacted business in the mel’ opo
e\p rience suggests improvements.
Saturday.
I he publication will be printed on a
Misses Alice Guild anil Maud Savage
1101 quality of paper and the illus­
ofLuurel, weri visiiu at this place last tration will be principally half tone cop-
Saturday and Si d.v
1 1 plates, the costliest process now in
Mr. Crowder of California was shak. use.
ing hands with h is o ld fiietids at this
The set its of frontispiece portraits of
place last week.
- •-tern authors will be continued, and
Miss Abbie Wilkes was visiting her will be followed by a series of each of
artists, illustrators, publishers and edi­
Aunt at Sherwood last w. ok.
Mrs, Harriet Hunt who has been ail tors, all of which will form a portrait
ing for so many mouths, died at her gallery of great interest to the general
home Friday, May the 7th. The re­ reader.
A fashion page will Ire among the new
mains were interred in the Mountainside
features. This will be so edited as to be
cemetery Sunday.
practical and money-saving.
Persons coming front a distance to
Leading articles, illustrated when nec­
trade in Forest Grove should remember essary, on events of national and world­
that meals can be had at all hours at the wide interest will appear as subject mat­
FAItM IN O TO N .
Western Hotel. A good lunch can be ter presents itself. In these the aim will
Mr.
and
Mrs. Swope were the guests of
la d for 15 cents or a regular meal for 25 be to give a more analytical survey of
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jack last Sunday.
«rata.
the subject than is found in the daily
Mr. Andrew Jack has set out four more
press.
H I K E S K O ItO .
acres of hops this spring.
"The
Lincoln
Page”
has
touched
a
P. A. Cerum and Frank Stewart, now-
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman were visit­
wielding the birch in the northwestern popular chord, and this department will
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Loid Ingram last
be
continued
in
addition
to
much
other
portion of the county, visited friends
matter, a series of articles on the conspir­ Sunday.
here Sunday.
acy to assassinate Mr. Lincoln, with
The contract for building the addition
The ladies of the Evangelical church
special reference to the trial and execu­ to the Jack school house has been let to
will dispense cake and ice cream at
tion of Mrs. Suratt will be contributed Mr. Thomas Madison.
the concert next Saturday evening.
by Judge J . W. Clampitt who was coun­
The farmers are nearly all through
Mra. Clarence Cornell was buried Sat­ sel for Mrs. Surratt in the famous trial.
urday afternoon. The funeral services These articles will make some startling seeding in this section.
Mrs. Rowell of Scholls was visiting rel­
were conducted by Rev. Cline of the M. and unexpected disclosures of perfidy on
atives at this place last week.
E. church.
the part ot that day and will give some
Mr. and Mrs. I^w is, of Portland, were
The Buchanan Comedy Co. is billed information about this great national
for the last three nights of this week at tragedy with which the getieral public is out to their farm last Sunday.
Mr. S. I. Ogden, formerly of this place
the opera hottse.
unfamiliar. Judge Clampitt knows more
now
of St Johns, was seen in our town
about
this
event
in
our
history
tl.an
any
A company of Salvation Arm people
last week.
gave a show at the opera house Saturday other living man and is as capable of
Mr. Edgar Summers has gone to Port­
evening and held meeting in Grange presenting the information in attractive
form as any one now occupying a position land where he will work a few days.
hall Sunday night.
Wallace McCatnmant,
Master in in the literary field. He is a clever and
«hancery for the U. S. court, district of versatile writer. He is the author of the
Old People.
Oregon, visited Hillsboro Saturday last popular book. "Echoes from the Rocky
Old
people
who require medicine t o '
Mountains." of the novel, “ Cloud's
and conducted a laud sale.
regulate the bowels and kidneys w ill
Mills,” editor of “ Lalor's Political Cyclo­
Mra. T. F. Brown is quite poorly ut
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
pedia” and a frequent contributor to tl.e *
this writing.
This medicine does not stimulate and
leading magazines. When the war of
R. K. Bryan, of Bryau-Laidlaw Co , the rebellion broke out he was in college contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant,
left here Monday for a trip to Vancouver, where he was a classmate and intimate but acts as a tonic and alterative. I t 1
B. C., to look after his timber interests friend of Postmaster General Wilson. acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, j
adding strength and giving tone iu the
In that region.
On the evening that the press announced
E. L. McCormick now carries his hand that during the day Lincoln had called organs, thereby aiding Nature in the
performance of the functions. Electric
in a aling because of a crushed finger.
for 75,000 volunteers, Judge Clampitt be­
Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids
H. T. Bug ley is at Heppncr this week. gan forming a company and before noon
digestion. Old people find it just exactly
the
next
day
he
and
his
company
were
Mrs. A. G. l.ucas, together with her
what they need. Price fifty cents and
sister, Miss Eva Hayes, expects to start sworn into the service c f the Union, this 11.00 per bottle at the Miller pharmacy.
being
the
first
company
and
Judge
to Kansas in a few days for a visit with
Clampitt the first officer to be sworn
relatives.
into the volunteer service of the Union
Som ething to Depend On.
Geo. T. Ledford received information
to aid in putting down the Rebellion.
Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm o f 1
Tuesday from Congressman Tongue that
He served to the close of the war, and Jones A Son, Cow den. Ill,, in »(leaking
hia pension had been restored to the o d
for brave and gallant services was pro­ of Dr. King's New Discovery, says that
rate o f f iq per month.
moted to the rank of colonel. After the last winter his wife was attacked with
Miss Daisy Dennis, of Forest Grove,
close of I he war he served his country lot Grippe, and her case grew so serious
visited friends in Hillsboro two or tim e
for many years in the far west in hunt­ that physicians at Cowden and Pans
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
«ays this week.
ing down and prosecuting mail robbers. develop into Hasty Consumption. Hav­
Since then he has heid many important ing Dr. King's New Disooverv in store,
When a cold is contracted, cure it at
and responsible federal positions. His and selling lots of it, he took a bottle
race. One Minute Cough Cure will set
connection with the trial of the conspira­ home, and to the surprise of all she be­
you on the road to recovery in a minute. tors, his intimate knowledge of federal
It will cure pneumonia, bronchitis, croup matters aad federal officials, his cnltnre
aad all forms of lung and throat troubles. and experience and hia erudition and
J. C. Clark, Druggist.
general ability eminently fit him fur
EAST AND SO
THE SHASTA |
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Executor's Notice.
Notice I. hereby riven that the uader.lfued
h»„ been confirmed by the County Court o the
State of Oreiron lor Washington co«DO,
torof the laat will and tenement of Thome.
B. Bellingber, deepened.
All persons having claim, a g a in « the « I d e .
' ute ere hereby notifled to present the »erne to
1 me at my office at Forest drove, together »1 h
the proper vouchers, within six mouths iro - the
d.te of this notice. By order ol B. P Cornelius,
County Judge.
O. R. A N C*.
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Hatchet and
San Francisco Weekly Examiner
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