1
Dr. King's New Discovery for
Mr. E. Matteson, and wife of Gaston,
Since Laurel correspondent wrote last
Consumption.
\ the program arranged for Children’s day visited Mrs. Matteson Sunday.
VIA
This
is
the
best medicine in the world
I will be the first Sunday in June begin­
Mr. W. A. Johnston’s school will close
for
all
form*
of
Goughs
and
Colds
and
ning at 10:30 a. m. A basket dinner and Friday.
for Consumption.
Every bottle is
services following. All are invited to
Mrs. M. E. Hoodenpyl started for
guaranteed.
It
will
cure
and not disap­
OF TUE
attend.
Portland Tuesday.
point. It has no equal for Whooping
Mrs. Sutton is now in Portland.
Not long ago a young gentleman was
• Cough, Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia,
. . R U T V S
Protracted meeting begins in the Bap- heard to say: “ I will take your books .
B r o n c h i t i s , La Grippe, Cold in the Head ,
tist church at 2 o’clock, June 6.
home for you Miss-----if you havn’t any
! and for Consumption. It is safe for all
Union Ridge school closed Friday objections." “ Why certainly I havn’t
ages, pleasant to take, and, above all, a ]<]XpreSS Trains Leave
with a good program and a basket din- any’ ’ she replied.
: sure cure. It is always well to take Dr.
land Daily.
ner which was a. great surprise to the
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King’s New Life Pills in connection with
teacher. There were 25 visitors present.
C O R N E L IU S .
Dr King’s New Discovery, as they regu­
PORTLAND AND SAX FKANCH co
After listening to the programme the}-
The farmers in this vicinity are about
late and tone the stomach and bowels. Leave—
I Arri ve-
all agreed they had enjoyed the after- through seeding,
We guarantee perfect satisfaction or re­ Portland........ 6:00 P- m San Krauel*. J
Kan Francisco*:!» p, in I ortlanù.... , i
noon well. After the pupils bid their
Mf Thom„ Talbot t 8 Ulare Almeator
turn money. Free trial bottles at Mill- Above trains stop at all station,
teacher gootlby they all returned to their by Altamont droped a fine colt by Can-
e*G Pharmacy. Regular sice ¿,0 cents Portland and Salem, Turner, M«r|n.
> 0 1 1 . Albany, Albany Junction, Taucm
, many homes thinking of the two success- tion by Electioneer on May 20, 1897.
llulsev, Harrisburg, Junction City, ¡ 3
and $ 1 . 03 .
j ful terms they had enjoyed under Miss
gene, Drains, Oakland and nil ^tatio
* * ñsl
Mr. Talbott’s mare Bulali will foal in
Uoseburg to Ashlund Inclusive.
Jennie Hoodenpyl as teacher.
a few days from same as above horse.
1 NOTARY PUBLIC
ROSE BURG MAIL DAILY
Sunday school and the Christian Eu- Mr. Talbott will be pleased to show his
Leave—
Arrive—
St. Paul______ 1 FIRE INSURANCE
; deavor were organized Sunday last. The blooded horses to any person interested
Portlaud........ 8:30 a, nt Rosebitrg..
Koseburg....... 7:30 a. m Portland.""
Minneapolis____
1 officers in the Sunday school are: Mr. in blooded stock at his residence iu Cor­
; LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Celebrated for It* great leavening strength ami yibert, superintendent; Mr. Stephenson,
Duluth_______ _
DINING CARS on OGDEN R q
nelius.
healthfulness. Assures the food against alum
U. S. Land Business A Specialty
•ml all form, of adulteration common to «he assistant supenntendent; Nellie button,
F argo________
Mrs. Wehrung and Mrs. Iiisenhardt, of
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEE
Cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER [ secretary and treasurer. In the Chris-
Portland visited with Mrs. A. Keim Sun­
Grand Forks
AND
TO
it. Fv. TICKETS,
CO., NEW YORK.
j tian Endeavor: Mrs. Crawford, president;
day.
C ro o k s to n __
SECON D-CLASS SLEEPING .
l!di:a Little, vice-pre“ident; Ollie War­
A N I>
Attached to all through tra in ».
Jim Miller and Edward Fairchild left
SCH O LLS.
ner, recording secretary; Christa Little,
Winnipeg_
STEAMSHIP TICK ETS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Groncr spent sev­ corresponding secretary; Mrs. McFee, here for Astoria last Friday where they
Helena and
W est Side Division.
h ive secured employment.
eral days of last week in Portland visit­ treasurer.
To all parts of the
^ Butte____
B e t w e e n P o r t l a n d and C oh J
ing relatives.
The bicj’cle craze has at last struck
Thirty years is a long time to fight so Cornelius.
'1,11. T hai s daily (XX, ►
: r Hisiaj
United States, Canada and
Mr. Guy Bennet, of Portland, was seen
painful a trouble as piles, but Jacob
THROUGH T I C K E T S
7 io a. 111 I l.v
Portland
ÂTT
on our streets Sunday.
Billy Morrison who has been working
9
to
a.m
Lv
Forest
Grove
nvl
Europe.
Mitchell, of Unionville, I’a., struggled
!
,
111 Ar
Curvatili
Lv, ¡3
T
O
for
Tom
Talbott,
will
leave
for
Idaho
in
Mrs. Rosa Brooks and Master Qola, of that long before be tried DeWitt’s
Al Albany a
•
vet *,«. 1
Chicago
Washington, are spending the week Witch Hazel Salve, which quickly and a few days.
H . AY. S C O T T .
ol the Oregon Central & Eastern railnal]
Hl'KKSS THAIS DAILY (KJCOIT «KM
uinong relatives at this place.
T. II. Muller is putting out cord wood Washington
permanently cured him. It is equally
Portland
t:d0p-m 1 LV
Ar
Mr. James Rowell, of Charleston Val­ effective in eczema and all skin affections. on the track here.-
Philadelphia
Forest Grove
1 6:29 p.m I Lv
Lv I
McMinville
7:80 p. ( Ar
Lv j
ley, is visiting at Mrs. Rowells this week.
Geo. Hancock is putting out 100 cords New York
G A L E S 1 » U K .
REAL E STA TE BROKER.
Direct connection at Sau Francisco »¡fl
of wood at the switch here in Cornelius. Boston and all
Mr. and Mrs. Spii’ell, Mrs. Harry
dental and Oriental and Pacific mail 1
Mr. N. Peterson has commenced work
Flint, Miss Mollic Miller, anti Mrs. Chas.
Office upstairs iu Ingles’ Building
lines for JAPAN and CHINA. Sailing^
Points East and South
on his new hay and wagon shed.
Mr. Ingles’ Letter.
Adams were among the visitors to the
| application.
A.
A.
Roth
is
building
a
shed
to
his
E d it o r ok t h k H a t c h k t :
- - Oregon. Rates and tickets to Eastern poind I
metropolis last week.
For information, time cards, maps and ticket* Forest Grove,
barn. W. W. Lewis is doing the work.
Europe. Also Japan. China, liouool-1
I will write you a few lines that call on or write
Decoration day will be observed here
Australia, can be obtained from W. T,i
__ ,
x.rn
May 30, with appropriate exercises nt W. W. Lewis has treated his porch to a might be of interest to some of my
Agent, Forest Grove.
friends.
Mr.
Edward
Friday
and
m
y-
HOBACE
STEW
ABT,
AgC'Ilt,
coat
of
paint
which
adds
greatly
to
its
Mountainside school house, after which
E. P. HOG EL
self have finished prospecting our miu-
R I P A ’N ’S
R. KOEIILEK,
Asst. (,. F . i E j
OR
they will repair to the cemetery and looks.
Manager
Francis Ulm was at the Spur last Fri- inK claiul here and are fully satisfied
clean and decorate the graves.
Portland, Oregon,
day after potatoes to plant.
j that it will justify the putting up of a A. .
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Plummer, of Sher­
• , has 1 been * quartz
the same.
The modern stand­
Mr. Story our road , supervisor
,
, mill to , work
,
. . . .
wood, were the guests of Mrs. Alicq
O REG O N .
, .
,
,
, ,
We have sold a one-third 1 in te re s t to I P O R T L A N D
doing some good work
—
— the
‘ u road here
" —
on
Cummins Sunday.
ard Family Medi­
Mr. Henry Hamilton of Forest Grove,
Mr. James Miller is erecting a fine new at the Spur.
Oregon. In consideration for the same
S H E R I F F 'S s a l : :.
IN T H E
cine : Cures the
What is the the matter with the Dilley he puts up a five stamp mill all complete
barn which greatly improves the appear­
By virtue of an execution, decree anil order of
correspondent? It is about time that he in every respect for the present, and in sale, issued out of (he Circuit Court of the State
ance of his place.
SHORTEST.
common every-day
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Hurt left Thurs­ is waking up and giving us the news.
case the mine will justify he is to in­ of Oregon, for Washington County, iu favor of
ills of humanity.
FA ST E ST ,
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis and Mrs. May Mc­ crease the milling power from time to G. H. Baber and against James K. Catching, Nira
day for Washington where they will re­
E. Catching. F. A. Bailey, Thos. H. Tongue and
Cormick visited our school last Friday. time until he has built and completed a C. Schulmerlch, partners under the firm name
main till July.
SA FE ST ROH
The fruit crop is not as good as it first class 20 stamp mill. But the last of Bailey, Tongue und Schulroerich and Meier
There will be a Sunday school picnic
,V
Frank
Company,
a
corporation,
defendants,
in Swank's grove at this place, Saturday, might be. The late frosts have killed 15 stamps only to be put up as the mine
TO TH E
will justify. Mr. Hamilton has bought for the -Aim of 81(1.10, costs, and for ihe further
June 5. All arc cordially invited to be lots of prunes and pears.
sum of »600.00, U. S. gold coin, with interest
present.
News items are scarcer this week than one of the best mills in Southern Oregon thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per lAuum
Mr. Nelson Brooks, of Spokane, paid snow’ birds in August, Why don’t seme- a,lt* ' s now moving the same to the spot from the second day ol Jnuuary, 1895, and »Xi.oo
where we are having it erected. Wc with interest thereon at the rate of eight per
his brother of this place a (lying visit one do something to create a sensation.
Pullman Palace Sleepers
have men at work on the ditch that will cent,
<eut’ per
,K'r annum,
“ numn from the 1st, day of April
Thursday.
1897 attorneys Lies, end for the cost and ex-1
We have heard some persons remark
bring water one mile for power to run j penses of sale and of said writ.
Pullman Tourist Sleepers |
Scholls turned out cn masse to attend that by reading the items from the Spur
the mill.
Now. therefore, by virtue and iu persuance of
the picnic at Reedville Saturday, and re- that a person would think that prosper-
—TO—
We expect to be ready by the first of said judgment, decree and order of sale, I will,
port a very pleasant event.
ity had struck the country hard. To
011 MomlllytIlu »1st day of May, 1897, at the
July next to crush rock, We have three- 1 co
u th zl ■ ,rvH
'o n e t IT
n XI 111 ullO P i\
south
d ior of else,
the I Court
House, 1 in
Hillsboro,
He said the best looking young lady j such we would say, do you want to see
fourths of a mile to haul our ore. W ill Washington County, Oregon' at thehou rof 10
in the neighborhood should have the prosperity return? If so quit wliinning
i\
declining Chair Can|
have plenty of power and good roads o’clock a. m., of said day, sell at public auction
honor of riding in the "new buggy” first, and try to do something to help it along.
Steam H eat
to the high-st bidder for easli, the following
and easy rock to crush.
»0 we extend our heartiest cougratula- When people sit around with their lips
described
real
property,
to
wit:
We are in good cheer for the present
YOUNG AND OL .
P in tsc h Light |
The North half of the Northeast quarterof Sec-
tious to the young lady we saw out driv-1 huug down like a motherless colt, and
at least.
Union ]
j tion 10. In Town-hip J North of Kauge 5 West of
ing Thursday evening. He is evidently J throw cold water on the euthusiam
Rejoice with us in the Discovery.
Yours respectfully,
the Willamette Meridian, and the South half of
of others they cannot expect a country
a good judge of beauty.
The
best
of
sanitary
arrangea
w. S . I n g l e s . j the Southeast quarter of Section 3, in Township
even as great as this to come to the front.
j J North of Range 7» West of the Willamette Mer-
When a man has suffered for years with a
Devils Gate, Or., May 23, 1897.
Through tickets to any pointa
{ idinu all situate In Washington County, Oregon, weakness that blight* his life a,-G robs him of
Persona coining Iront a distance to Be men and speak a good work for your
United States, Canada or Europea
I
to
satisfy
the
hereinbefore
named
sums,
and
for
all
that
really
makes
life
worth
living,
if
he
can
section
or
else
pull
your
freight
and
Proposals
For
Furnishing'
Wood,
trade in Forest Grove should remember
obtained of
[the costs snd expenses of said sale. Said pro­
Sealed proposals will be received by perty will be sold subject to redemption as per avail himself of n complete cure, why not possess
that meals can be hud at all hours at the make room for some one who will not be
the moral courage to stop his «low nwanl course.
Western Hotel. A good lunch can be a drawback. The world moves and if the undersigned until May 31st noon, for statute of Oregon.
We will scud you by mall, absolutely free, I 11
had for 15 cents or a tegular meal for 25 you want to prosper move with it.
• ! delivering at Pacific University the fol­ W’itness my hand this 28th day of April, 1897. plain package the All-Powerful Dr. Holman's
W. D. BRADFORD,
\ ital Restorative Tablets with a legal guarantee
cents.
lowing supplies of wood, viz: 65 cords
Croup and whooping cough are child­
Sheri!! of Washington County, Oregou.
to permanently cure loss of Manhood, Self-abuse
Red
Fir
cut
from
large
trees,
no
bids
for
SMITH it B WHAN, Atty's, for PUT.
5-9 Sexual weakness. V aricocele, stops forever nieht
H IL L S B O R O .
hood's terrors; hut like pneumonia,
second-growth wood wanted; 60 cords
emissions anil all unnatural drains. Returns
Max Crandall and Walter McKinney bronchitis, and other throat and lung
Oak or Ash, four inches to
___________
seven inches
to former appearance s eniancintcd organs.
troubles, can be quickly cured by using in diameter
are on the sick list this week.
Unconditional surrender, is the only
Noth O. D. fraud nor recipe deception. If we
One
Minute
Cough
Cure.
J.
C.
Clark,
THE GREAT
Several parties from Hillsboro attended
All wood to be four feet long, fairly terms t h o s e f a m o u s I i t t l e Pills known as , could
_ , not cure, wc would not s nd our medicine
Write |
the county endeavor convention at For­ Druggist.
free front knots, and to be delivered be- : Dc' Vitt’s W «1* Karl>'. f isers
mak* | to-day,
to^V as
.s this
th V mav
"V ^
Z again.
Z Z *
no! i Z
a..prur
with constipation, sick headache and
est Grove Saturday and Sunday.
fore Sept. I, 1897.
Flit.
Address WESTERN MEDICINE CO.,
The Evangelical chutch people expect
Kalamazoo, Mich
The right is reserved to reject any or stomach troubles. J. C. Clark, Druggist. Incorporated.
We are having fine growing weather
to have an ice cream social an the court | upon Gales Creek.
all bids.
house campus Saturday evening next.
F o r e s t G r o v e , M ay 19 1897.
Mr. B. A. Williams is a summer
8-9
W . N. F e r r in .
Postmaster Marsh, of Forest Ctove, boarder at Mr. Haycock's.
transacted business at the county capital
O F B R IT IS H C O H
Mrs. Roose and her sou George are
A Valuable Prescription.
Tuesday afternoon.
ANI>
EASTERN
out from I’ortland, stopping on their
Editor Morrison of Worthington, Ind.,
Mr. Planner's telephone line has been homesteads for a few days.
“ Sun,” writes: “ You have a valuable
OREGON
completed and the instruments were in­
Miles Collins was home visiting his prescription in Electric Bitters, anti 1
stalled in the court house Monday.
parents the first of the month.
can cheerfully recommend it for Consti­
aue a l l r e a
The ladies of the Christian church
Ben McCormick of McMinnville, rode pation and Sick Headache, and its a gen­
have advertised a "Merchants' Carnival"
upon his wheel to visit his aunt and eral system tonic it has no equal.” Mrs.
to be held at Grange Hall on next Wed­
Annie Stride, I’tiL’o Cottage Grove Ave.,
uncle Mr. and Mrs. Collins.
nesday evening.
.
!
Chicago,
was all run down, could not eat
Herby Gilbert of Hillsboro, is visiting
L. M. Hoyt, the jeweler, has moved
nor digest food, had a backache which
his cousin Frank Snell.
his family to town and is occupying
never left her and felt tired and weary,
No C h a n g e o f
Mr. W. H. Lydia is helping furnish the but six L»>ttlesof Electric Bitters restored
property on First St., near the court
lumber for Mr. R. Crandall's new brick her to health and renewed her strength
honse square.
Cars between
building at Hillsboro.
Prices 60 cents and $ 1 . 0 . 1 . Get a bottle
Mr. E. D. Thorne is reported to be
PORTLAND
at the Miller pharmacy.
some better.
Nqt only acute lung troubles, which
John Bailey arrived front California may prove fatal in a few days, but old
and {B A K E R
W ashington Com ity's Schools.
'SPOKAtf
Tutsdav evening where he has attended chronic coughs and throat troubles may
Report of school district No. 30 for the
school the past year.
receive immediate relief and be perman- month ending May 7. No. of pupils en­
Sh ortest L in e to Spok
The A. O. U. W. will have a basket ently cured by One Minute Cough Cure. rolled 46. Average daily attendance 41.
No one in ordinary health need be­ Cases of tardiness 1. Average of deport­
picnic at Warren's gro.veon July 4.
Connecting with
Preparation» for the Soldiers’ reunion come bald or gray, if he will follow sen­ ment 98. Average of scholarship 92.
A LL R A I L R O U TE to I
•nd Fourth of July celebration are pro­ sible treatment. We advise cleanliness N't* of visitors 4. No. of pupils belong­
of the scalp and the use of Hall's Hair ing at close of month 42. No. of days
gressing quite satisfactorily.
TR AIL, KOSSL.VX®
Rcnewer.
.
taught 20. The following pupils were
MARCUS NELSON,
When a cold is contracted, cure it at
neither abseut nor tardy: Eula Lafferty,
K O 1 I K R T S .
all
Kootenay Mini*
ouce. One Minute Cough Cure will set
Lena Shorb, Elsie McClaren, Belle Mc-
Hemming Flett started for the coast
you on the road to recovery in a minute.
Camps . . .
Claren, Laura Pratt, Gracie Hiatt, Zula
It will cure pneumonia, bronchitis, croup last Sunday.
Shorb, Minnie McCoy, Bertha Pratt. Eva
Low Rates and T h ro u g h T id
Sunday school was organized at this Fletcher, Iva McCoy, Howard Lilly,
•nd *11 forms of lung and throat troubles.
place May to. There will be preaching Levi Adkins, Herbert Britton, Walter
J. C. Clark, Druggist.
for Pamphlets aud Detailed M
the second Sunday- of each mouth.
Sargent, Clarence Lilly, Robert Turner,
Nation, write to
LAUKKL,
.u
„
,
,
Alice and Esther lloodeupyl went to Roland Turner, Frank Pratt, Alfred Mc­
W. H. nURLBORT,
Mr. Sam Orndutl spent a few days at portia,u} Friday.
They will return Coy, Eredie Lilly aud Harrison Lee.—
home last week.
Monday.
General Passenger J
M. C. Case, teacher.
O. R. * *■
Old Mrs. Mesaingcr ia very sick and in
Miss Viola Gueather’is expected home
Following is the report of the Arcade
POBTI.A
• precautions condition.
next week. She has been attending school No. 59, for month ending May 21.
D O N o t Club -with The Oregonian.
No. of days taught 20. No, of boys en­
Mr. Mulloy and family visited Hill*- school st LaFayelte Seminary,
boro Saturday last.
Miaa Wilkes, of Forest Grove, spent rolled to. No. of girls enrolled 10. To­
Any one wishing to apply for the Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. M. E. tal number enrolled 20. Average atten­
dance during the month 10. Following
Union Sii ige school must be a good run- Johnston,
CO..
are
the
names of those neither
ner, as foot racing u necessary once in
m 11,1 of »wo handrod In roa Hon« i
Ora and Bessie Brown Sundaved with
abseut nor tardy: Edna and Maggie
awhile.
relatives at this place.
I lev, Ellie Miller, Erma Coburn,
The Browns and Crawfords visited the
Mr. Elba Flett made a trip to Portland : Lyaa ^
Lulh„ alKj Harry Luther
W
a m -ED-BEV-ERAL FAITH»
,,L ’
"o m e n to tra v e l for rwp«
metropolis one day last week.
wheel.
lM
Hattie McCumaey, teacher.
orth ern
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