Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., August 12, 1897, Image 8

H AZELDALE.
Richard Connell and wile, Jen nie'
Connell
and
Mr.
Lincoln
anil
family
are
Mr.
George
Healey is suffering with a
Albert Jack spent last Sunday in
rusticating at the coast now. They in- sore foot, caused by a slight injury,
Scholia.
Walter Curtis has returned from Cali-
Mr. George Jack was the guest o f tended to stay about two week*.
The fall crops of wheat that have lieen fornia after several months absence,
Harry and Robbie Withycombe last Sun­
thresher! have turned out well. One He thinks the webfoot country is the
day.
crop made 20 and another 35 bushels to better.
Misa Cassie Withycombe, o f Portland,
After several weeks visit with her un-
ia visiting friends and relatives at this the acre. And the present indication is
very
good
for
high
prices
this
fall.
If
so
|
cje>
yjiss Mary Morton went to Eastern
place.
prosperity will be on the move some | Oregon to teach school during the year,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jack spent last
more-
j after which she intends to return.
Friday in Oregon City, the guests o f
Mr.
Townsend,
of
Centerville,
was
out
Several of Mr. Morton’s folks intend
their daughter Mrs. Cahow.
this way on Aug. 1 inquiring after the to start to t; e coast this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jack were Lis. Jackson place. If it suits him, he
Some of the neighbors attended the
called to Hillsboro last Sunday to the
talks like trading for it.
lecture at Beaverton laBt Saturday night
the bedside o f the lutter’ s father who
T e r r ib le A ccident .—It is a terrible which was given by I)r. Hubbard of the
was struck with paralysis.
accident to be burned or scalded; but Portland Sanitarium. His subject was
Quite a number o f the Farmington ,
,
, , , , , , , , ,
Among other things he
people attended the necktie sociable at Ilhe Pam and a« ° n y * nd th* f i t f u l dis- “ Digestion.”
* t. .1 i a c? a i
hgurenients can be quickly overcome «[Hike of the imjiortance of a careful sele­
Scholls last Saturday evening.
I . .
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7
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^
.
I without leaving a scar by using D ew itt s ction and preparation of foods.
One of our young men who brags ° f j WUch Hazel Salve. j . C. Clark, drug.
Mr. Fleck was happly surprised by
having the fastest trotting horse on re­
I g ist.
having
his nephew, Prof. Jackson of
cord, got dust kicked in his face by a
Leadville, Colorado, with a friend,
couple o f cayuse ponies, when coming
THATCHER,
visit him on their return home from
from the sociable last Saturday night, j Mr. Andrew McMillen called in That-
their tour through California to Mexico.
August Wideking is putting thefinish- j cher last Sunday.
Mr. Barnett’s folks have lately moved
ing touch on Albert Jack’s house which
Mrs. Mary Tilden was the guest of Mr.
to
Portland.
with addition o f a neat housekeeper 1 William Daunt last Sunday.
Mr. Wilkins is building a house for
would be all right.
Mr. Frank Bennett went to Portland
Mr. Gapseh.
Threshing will soon begin in this vi­ on a business trip last week.
cinity.
W . B. JoMnson, Newark, Ohio, says,
Mr. Walter Sears came very near
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. meeting witl quite an accident one day “ One Minute Cough Cure saved my only
Rhese who has been sick for lotnetime last week. While riding a bike the child from dying by croup.” It has
we are sorry to hear is not improving.
wheel slipped tl rowing Mr. Sears sev­ saved thousands o f others suffering from
Crandma Robinson who sprained her eral feet ahead, causing some painful croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and other
serious throat and lung troubles. J. C.
bruises.
ankle on July 3 , is much improved.
Clark.
Misses Rusba Peak and Minta Cam­
Mr. Orville Wilkes, of Glencoe, has
F A R M IN G T O N .
bell were the guest o f the Misses Robiu- been running the Golden Crown cream­
ery at this place for the past week on
son last Wednesday.
Miss Phoebe Jack was the guest of account of Mr. J. Hartely being sick
preventing Mr. Stockwell coining as he
Rusha Peck last Tuesday.
Miss Roberts, o f Harrisburg, has been intended.
Mrs. A. S. Borton has been the
spending a short vacation with her
guest of her brothers.
cousin Annie Rood.
H IL L S B O R O .
Max Crandall has gone to Portland to
accept a clerkship in t ie 8 . P. R. R.
Company’s office. Max is well know n
and liked by the company, having
worked in both the Portland and Han
Francisco offices some years ago.
Real Estate Transfers.
Jos C Lee to Elizabeth Lee 28.65 a o f
sec 3O t 1 ■ r 4 w and other lands.... $
O C R R Co to J Mather sec % o f n e &
sec 33t 3 • r 2 w
.............................
John M Cress and w f to Richard Nixon
[receiver] 1604.77 * t 3 n r s w ...........
W illiam Reid and wf to Pietro Celes-
tinelts 1 2 and 3 and lots from to to
25 inclusive blk 1 w Portland
H eights................................................
i C K Zilly to H C Munger lta 5 and 6 blk
“ E ” Steels’ add to Beaverton...........
| H C Munger and w f to H K Caiman Its
5 and 6 “ E” Steels add to Beaverton
Michael C Lyon to Henry Ackerman
64 a o f Thos McKay d i e ...................
M D Markham to Nannie Bacon • e if
o f s e H sec 4 and w ) i o f s w M see
3 t 1 n r 4 w containing 83.52 a
Nannie Bacon and husb to Cynthia
Markham It 5 blk 7 S Park add to
Forest G ro v e .. .................
.....
Thos D Humphreys to E L McCor­
m ick tract in H illsboro...........
T h os J Poteet and w f to Geo Edwin
Mizner 150 a o f s w part o f J H W al­
ker and w f d 1 c in secs 7 and 8 t 2 s
r 3 w ...............
John M Itnly to Esther 1 Dennis
blk 11 in Boharts subdivision o f G
W Ebberts d 1 c t 1 n and t 1 s r 2 w
W A Nickell to John Jensen Johnson 40
a o f sec 18 t 3 n r 3 w ..........................
John B Rode to Rhoda M Rode 2.97 a
o f E W alker d l c t i n r j w ............
Ida B W olcott and husb to Samuel M
Robbins 25.77 a o f M M Watts d i e
t 1 n r 4 w ....................
........... 1440 OO
D S Wise to Matilda O'Dell It 9 and pt
o f It 8 in Garden Home 3J, a ...........
John W Gates and w f to Michael
O'Neil 129 a o f Orus Brown and w f
64OO OO
d i e sec 25 t 1 n r 3 w ........................
Clark Smith and wf to A Standlee Us 6
to 10 inclusive in blk 12 Cornelius
aud It 42 Cornelius environs...
John C Hitchcock and w f to Charles
Hitchcock .1 r K of 1 c K see 17 t 2 s
r 2 w 40 a ........
..........................
Benj Blrdsell and w f to Geneva H Mc­
Cormick 60 a o f sec 20 t 1 s r 2 w
Anna Maria Shibig et als to Abraham
Zuinkaher 30 a in sec 35 t 2 n r 2 w..
W H Farnham to C D Farnliam und
% int in 80 a sec 7 t i n r 2 w ............
Lulu Posson et al (by sheriff) t** E P
Swetland 20 a o f sec 12 t 2 r r 1 w ....
Ole Oleson and w f to Jene A N ichols It
13 inFive Oaks
..........................
A lb. rt W Hall aud w f to Caliph Hall n
e
o f s w yt and Its 4 and 5 o f sec 30
t 2 n r 2 w ...................
..............
W illiam Thies and w f to Frederick
Schoen Its 5 and 6 blk 8 S Park add
to Forest G rove..................................
1 2 5 OO
Mr. A. K. Shaw returned home last
The band will take a vacation for two
Mr. J Miller had the misfortune to
week.
or three weeks as some of the boys are
lose one o f his valuable horses one day
Thatcher has lieen improved the past going to the coast.
last week.
week by a new addition lieing built to
Hon. T. 11. Tongue arrived home from
Mr. Warren Thatcher’s residence.
F IR .
Washington last Saturday morning. A
The news has readied Thatcher that large number of the citizens accompan­
On the 7th inst the thermometer stood
at 98 at 3 p. m. Rather warm for this Mr. B. Lusby has become the happy ied by the band met him at the depot.
part of Wasl ington county. The morn­ father of a fine little daughter.
Miss Ethel Morgan, of Portland, has
T o C ure C on stlp n tio n F o re v e r ,
ing of the 8th, quite cool.
Miss Blanche Sears has gone to Poke lieen visiting friends here for several days
Take Cascurets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money
The farmers are having fine weather county to visit her cousins.
past.
for haying, harvesting, threshing and
The |K)Htottice mistress resigned last
Uncle Clias. Stewart and Isaac Mullen
etc.
80 YKAR8’
Monday as mistress of the Thatcher are on the sick list this week.
EXPERIENCE.
Mr. Wm. llusse and B. M. Collins office as her assistant went to Portland
Sam Ennis arrived home last Saturday
are helping Mr. John lleisler thresh his and she thought she had too m u d to see
evening for a few days visit with rela­
winter wheat, which bids fair to be a to and is tired of serving as jiostoffice mis
tives. He has been at Heppner for
number one crop. All kinds of wheat tress, not as she had any ill-will towards
several months in the employ of the
appear to be a good crop this year, also anyone for she thinks well of all of her
Light & M ater Co.
outs and all other cereals. All kinds of good neigh tors. And the few little
T R A D E M ARKS*
Chas. Gabel is building a new house
fruit seem to lie plentiful. Some tine charges that have come up since she pro­
D E S IG N S ,
O O P Y R IG H T S A c ,
apples are in market. We will except posed to turn the office over to Mr. R$y- in the southeast part of town.
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
Mayor Barrett writes that he is hav­
quickly ascertain, free, whether an invention is
peaches as they do not ap|iear to flourish 1 raond, she is glad she can prove she is in-
probably patentable. Communications strictly
confidential. Oldest agency for securing patents
in this county ulthough some of our far nocent, and her prayer is for Mr. Ray­ ing a tine time at Netarts Bay. He ex­
In America. We have a Washington office.
mere have made a test of them. The mond that the patronsof the oltice, if mail pects to I k * at home by the first o f next
Patents taken through Munn ft Co. receive
special notice iu the
peach will grow here, but it is of an in­ of uny kind be broughthome in improper week.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
ferior quality. Apples, peaches, plums, condition, the parents will act with prin­
The funeral of Ed. Bowen, one of our
beautifully illustrated, largest circulation o f
•clentlflo Journal,
*
* —
weekly, terms$3.00 a year;
prunes, gru|ies and all small fruits grow ciple and return the same immediately estimable young men, took place at the
six months. Specimen copies and HAND
in abundance. The year 181Mi was the and have the matter investigated at once Christian church
OK ON P atents sent free. Address
Sunday afternoon.
MUNN S l C O .,
only one in which apples have failed for und not trust to children’s reimrts,. Mrs. He was drowned at Ilwaco, Wash., Fri­
3 6 1 Ilrou d w n y , N n v Y o r k .
many years. There is now a new crop Tilden wishes to thunk all of her kind day evening previous, while assisting his
of the wild black caps coming on in some patrons of tl e office for t. eir pust favors, brother to move his household goods.
gardeus. At the end of the new' shoots hoping the office will prosper in Mr. The friends have the sympathy of the
new blossoms and lierries are coming. Raymond’s hands as it has in hers in community in their bereavement.
Potatoes will tie abundant and timothy the past year, and she is willing to do
T o C a r e C o n s tip a tio n F o r e v e i.
an<l clover hay will yield a good crop.
all she can for Mr. Raymond knowing
Take Oascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 88c.
For Infants and Children.
Mr. aud Mrs. Rich Raycraft were Sun­ he is a compitent man for the business. It C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money.
Flour one dollar |K*r sack at the post-
day visitors of Mrs. Busse.
Tk, he­
F E R N H IL L .
ll all,
1(1
Mrs. Eli Smith and children Sun- office. She keeps it to accommodate her
Mr. Martin, of Portland, was a husi- ■IptiUlf
neighbors.
CC*U4C
daycd at Mr. William Curuthers in the
m>88 caller here one day last week.
Wilson neighborhood.
Don’t thin your blood with sassafras or
The fruit growers of this place are
Miles Collins, (at Scappoose) whose poison it with blue mass; but aid nature
quite busy packing fruit for eastern mar­
Dentistry.
home is near Fir hail quite a painful ac­ by using DeWitt’s Little Early Risers,
kets.
Dr.
R.
H.
Hovey
having located I d
the
famous
little
pills
for
constipation
cident happen him recently. He wus
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Gray are rejoicing Forest Grove for the practice o f dentistry
spinning on his wheel und in some wuy biliousness, and stomach and liver
was thrown and broke one bone in his troubles. They are purely vegetable. over the arrival of a baby girl at their takes this method o f informing the pub­
home.
lic that he is prepared to do any work in
hunt! twice, tint at last accounts it wus J. C. Clark, druggist.
Mr. Chas. Snyder and family of Farm­ that line. Office in Ingles & Porter’»
doing nicely.
"C O ItN E L I U S.
ington and Mr. Jas. Young and family building.
Mr. and Mrs. Irons,of Portland, are up
Some one has tried several times to of Cornelius visited with Mr. Gray’s last
on <iales creek picking hlack tierriea and burn the McCorts building, in the east­
Sunday.
black caps.
ern part of town, but so far they have
The farmers are very busy harvesting
R I P A N S
Geo. Boos was a recent visitor at his not succeeded.
their grain.
fathers home on Gales Creek.
IL
The Earl Fruit company of Portland
01
Mr. Iottlmm, of Hillsboro, is burning
Mr. and Mrs. Varley and family und and San Francisco, will ship this week a
T h e m o d e r n s ta n d -
Mr. aud Mrs. T. Johnson und huhy Earl, car load of liartlett (icurs to Chicago. the logs and brush on bis place here
which
improves
the
looks
of
the
place
01 a rd F a m i ly M e d i -
of Glenwood, are camping at Tillamook. Several are shipping through this com ­
r*
very much.
Mr. Ed. Hughes made a visit at B. M. pany from Cornelius.
c in e :
C ures
th e
CA
Collins’ the other day.
I). T. Phillips took a business trip to j
S H E R I F F 'S S A L E .
U
c o m m o n e v e r y -d a y
Mr. Vanderwull, of Greenville, called Portland Tuesday of this week.
By virtue o f an execution, decree and order
>
at each residence on insurance business
tV. P. Freeman of the North Plains of axle, issued out of the Circuit court o f the
ills o f h u m a n ity .
state o f Oregon, for Washington county, in
recently. We think quite a numlier visited relatives here this week.
5
favor of Fred Votland against Herman Gunther
have or will insure this fall us mountain
TMN
Clias. Buchanan is hauling wood to and Augusta Gunther for the sum of $24.00,
tu
tires are raging. Some seem to lie in a dry hops with this week.
j coats, and for the further sum o f $930.5», United
z
j States gold coin, with interest thereon at the
burry for tires to come us they are set­
©
The Mountaiudale mill will ship two rate o f 8 per cent, per annum from the 19th day
ting them out near by.
cars of lumber to Dayton this Wednes­ o f Ju ly, 1897, and the further sum o f ($10000)
w
z .
Our S. S. ia nourishing under the man­ day.
1 one hundred dollars with interest thereon at
| the rate o f 8 per cent, and for the cost and ex­
agement of Mrs. J. J. Patton (nee Heis-
Jofcn Benson and wife are visiting penses of sale and o f said writ.
ler). We are glad to learn that Mrs Pat­
Dr. King's Sew Discovery for
with the family of Nathan Noland the
Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursuance o f
ton will again teach our school. We ull
said judgment, decree and order of sale. I will,
Consumption.
last few days.
an* glad to have her such a near neigh­
j on Monday, the 13th day of September.
This
is
the
best medicine in the world
The wife of N. Wilcox was taken verv I 1897, at the south door o f the court house, in
bor but are sorry for her in her loneliness
for all forms of Coughs and Colds and
sick
Monday
morning
And
Dr.
Bailey
was
Httl-horo
Washington
county.
Oregon,
at
the
as Mr. Patton has returned to Baker City.
Every bottle is
colled. She i» now improving.
hour o f 10 o’clock a m of said day, sell st for Consumption.
Mr. Z. B. Haines is expected home in
, ,
,
.
I public auction to the highest bidder for cash. guaranteed. It will cure and not disap­
A
daughter
of
a
man
by
the
name
of
lh,
following
described
real
property,
to-wit:
the near future from Baker City.
Guske living near Blooming, who haa All of the northeast quarter o! section sixteen point. It has no equal for Whooping
A Chicago photographer was on our been missing for a few days was located | (•*> township three (3) north range three (3) Cough, Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia,
stns'ts recently delivering some tine in Portland Tuesday ami will return to ; * west
o f W illsm rtte meridian
” * of
wtlUmrt"
cont.in.ng one Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cold in the Head
i hundred snd
sixty (tio) seres, situate in
specimens of his (fork.
Cornelius this morning. Her father can- Waahington county, state o f Oregon, to astisfy and for Consumption. It is safe for all
I Vila Snell has returned from Creswell not contrive why she left home as she the hereinbefore named snms. and f .r the costs age«, pleasant to take, and, above all. a
to make her future home witli her grand ia only 13 years of age.
snd expenses o f said sale Said property will sure cure. It is always well to take Dr.
he sold suhjert to redemption as per statute o f King’s New Life Pills in connection with
pan*nts, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Collins at
Kev. Graham of this place, hut of late Oregon.
Dr. King’s New Discovery, as they regu­
Fir.
from Yamhill county, came home Mon­
Witness my hand this nth day o f August,
late and tone the stomach and bowels.
>*97-
day evening.
We guarantee perfect aatisfaction or re­
HHAUV B R O O K .
W. D. BRADFORD,
For laundry work stop and set* Fred
turn money. Free trial bottles at Mill­
sheriff of Washington County, Oregon
It has heen distressingly hot for some
Allen R. Joy.
Mathiaes in Cornelius.
er’s Pharmacy. Regular sixe 50 cents
time and the nights are somewhat in
Attorney for Plaintiff.
jo - ss
and $1.0 «.
kee(nng with the day.
“ They are dandies” »aid Thos. Bower»,
Rain is lastly need»! now to help out o f the Crocket, Texas, F.nterprise, while
Haye Y our G rain.
late crops and cool the air.
Few rendre that each squirrel destroys
writing about DeWitt'a Little Early Ri­
The people living on the creek that sers, the famous little pills for sick f i .50 worth o f grain annually. Wake-
passes through Shady lx «a t of a heavy hsadache and diorders o f ths stomach lee's Squirrel and Gopher Exterminator
To the persons who make the greatest
it the moat effective and economical pot-
and liver. J. C. Clark, druggist.
number of words out of the phrase.
aou known. Price reduced to j o cents.
lieen visiting his
“ Patent Attorney Wedderhtirn." For
J. C. Smack, Agent, Sherwood. For sale
tg ne*r Van-
s the National Kecor-
P atents
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Spitting and Smoking Their Live*
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that has freed over 400,000 tobacco users
in the last few years, have put on the
market a fifty cent package of their
great remedy. This will give every to­
bacco user a chance to test No-To Bac s
power to control the desire for tobacco
in every form and at the same time be
benefited by No-To-Bac’s nerve strength­
ening qualities. Every tobacco user
should procure a fifty cent box at once
from his druggist or order it by mail.
You will be surprised to see how easily
and quickly the desire for tobacco dissap-
ears. Anv reader can obtain a sample
and booklet free by addressing the Sterl­
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and mentioning this paper.
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DINING CARS on OGDEI|
When Baby was sic*, wo gave her Castoria.
PULLMAN
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
BUFFET
AND
When she oecame Miss, she clung to Castoria.
SECOND-CLASS SL E E PII
Attached to all through trd
Whan she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Notice is hereby given that the followiug-
At Albany and Corvallis connect]
nameti settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, aud of t»«e Oregon Central & Eastern nil
that said proof will be m>«de before the Register
XPKK88 TRAIN DAILY (KXCFPr|
an«l Kecuiver at Oregon City. Oregon, on Octo- 4:50 p.m |LV
Portland
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, ber 8, 1897, viz:
Forest Grove
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VICTOR DEMACON,
7:3n
M cM invil’e
fl
Homestead entry No. 870», for the iw qr o f sec-
Direct connection at San Fraucisi
1 tion 2, t i li r 5 w
He names th • following witnesses to prove dental and Oriental and Pacific ma
his continuous residence upon and cultivation lines for JAPAN and CHINA. Sailj
I of, said land, viz:
application.
Joseph Campbell, Marius Hansen, Walter R.
Kates and tickets to Eastern
Lilly, 8. W. Her, of Gales Creek Oregon.
18 21
R obert A. Mn.LK>, K*'gi>'er.
Europe. Also Japan, China, Hd
Australia, can be obtained from
Dissolution of Pardnerisliip.
Agent, Forest Grove
C. H. M A(
Notice is here by given that the part­
KOEHLKR,
Asst. G. J
nership heretofore existing between J. S. R,
Manager
Portland.
Oregon.
Buxton and Robt. Hayden, under the
firm name of Hayden & Buxton, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will he conducted at the
old stand by Robt. Hayden.
Dated at Forest Grove, Or .July 22,1897.
J. R. H ayden .
J. S. B XTON.
9 t*o can think
simple
Wanted—An Idea thing
£ 'ow to « patent?
i Protect your ideas; thev may bring you wealth
THE GREAT
G old and S i
countries
i
OF B R ITISH COLI
Write JOHN WKDDERBlJRN ft CO.. Patent Attor*
neys, Washington, D. C., for their $1,800 prise offer
! and list of two hundred inventions wanted
Al
,‘»l) 9
One year ago latd leoruuiy
I was taken down with Sciatic
Rheumatism 1 finally had
to resort to crutche- 1 Pil­
fered excruciating |>uin I
took Vitae Ore and am with­
out pain, and can sleep as well
as I ever could. My kidneys
were very had and bothered
me very much, and that is all
removed. I now feel as well
as I ever did.
You can inquire of any bus­
iness man in town and he will
tell you the same as I have
said in regard to my afflic­
tions. I will publish more
testimonials that reside in Ore­
gon soon for the good of the
human family.
I keep Vitae Ore on hand.
Try it. It cured me, and it
M ill cure you if you use it ac­
cording to directions.
NELSON L a COURSE,
General Agent,
Forest Grove, Oregon.
AND EASTERN
OREGON
.
agents wanted .
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vu T he 0. R.
No Change of
Cars between
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a . (BAKE!
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Shortest Line to Si
Connecting with
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all Kootenay Mil
Campff. . .
Low Rates and Through|
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W A T E R S & Bd
P R O P R IE T O R S OF
Feed Chopping
CHOPPING ON THUJ
CUSTOM G R IN D IN G A S P l X |
D E A L E R S IN
Taken in time, Vitae Ore in an infalla-
Hay, Grain and all kinds o f Flourafl
ble cure tor diphtheria.
[Mr. La Course is personalty known
to me as a reliable man, and the story of
his suffering and cure is well-known to
the citizens of this community to be true.
— Editor, j
Krastuis Why C ham berlain's t’idic
c h o ic ia a n ti Diarrhoea Rem­
edy is the Best.
1 . Iteca11-v it affords almost in-tant
relief in case of pain in the stomach,
colic and cholera morbus.
2. Because it is the only remedy that
never fails in the most severe cases of
dysentery and chronic diarrhoea.
3. Because it is the only remedy that
will cure chronic diarrhoea.
4. Because it is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious colic.
5. Because it is the only remedy that
will cure epidemical dysentery.
«. Because it is the only remedy that
can always be depended upon in case of
cholera infantum.
7. Becau-e it is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine in use for bow­
el complaints.
8. Because it produces no had results.
9. Because it is pleasant and safe to
take.
10. Because it has saved the lives of
more people than any other medicine in
j the world. The 2o and 50c sixes for sab*
* J. C. Clark, druggist.
Land Plaster, Seeds.
R o c k Salt. Saclj
Twine.
Wood sawin * done as cheap as the
Goods delivered in any part o|
fo rest
G R O V E.
Ifcm’ t T o b a r r o S p i t .»ml S m o k e l o « r l
To fjui: tobacco
bw I forei
netic. full of life, nerve and viiror, f
Bac. the wonder-worucr, that inak«
strong. All druggist«, 50 c or » 1 .
teed
Booklet and sample fr
Sterling Remedy C a , Ohtcmgo or J
B ueklen’s Arnica
The Best Salve in the t
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Cl
Chilblains, Corns, and a
tions, and positively cure:
pay required. It is guara
perfect satisfaction or mo
price 25 cents per box.
Chas. Miller.
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Women to travel for respoii
lished housein Oregon. Salary
»17 weekly and expense*. Position
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