Washington County hatchet. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1897-1???, October 28, 1897, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextGASTON. LAUREL, HEIGHTS. HILL8BORO. Farmers are now putting in the fall g r a in and are digging their potatoes A new school house is being built on the mountain near Wilson’s hop yard. Mr. McCormick has finished drying his prunes. Ben Haynes is employed by Mr. Skel A car of wheat was wrecked Saturday evening by the trestle giving away under the end of the Climax Mill switch. The wheat was recovered without much loss but the car is badly damaged. The en gine room was slightly damaged by the car falling against it. No one was hurt but the brakeman barely had time to jump before it went down. S. B. Huston and Deputy District At torney Bagley were transacting legal business at Laurel Monday. J. W. Morgan made a trip to Salem Monday to convey L. A. Batchelder to the asylum. Voung America is busy laying plans for the appropriate celebration of hallow- 'een. Such barbarism should be re legated to the Dark ages. The persona! property, of the Mrs. Patterson estate, was sold Wednesday at public sale at the farm north of town. The Chistian church people have made arrangements to have a switch put in so hat only a portion of the lights can be used at a time if desired. ton. Married, at the home of the bride’s parents on Sept. 19, Miss Grace Otis to David McMaugh. Elder Shires officiat ing. Bert Savage and Chauncy McCormick were seen on our streets at a late hour last night. Boys, did your mammas know you were out? Nettie Newman in teaching the Fall term of school at the Heights. All the hops are bailed and hauled ■ away. Mrs. Otis and daughter, Bertha, were the guests of Mrs. McMaugh last Sunday. The farewell party given to Mr. Griffen was a complete success. He will go to Seattle to spend the winter. M. H: Otis and wife have returned from Eastern Oregon. The old lady Shelton has been suf fering from an attack of heart failure but is now getting better. The fanners are wishing for rain, it is too dry for fall plowing they say. Notice of Final Settlement. N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e rs ig n e d a d m in is t r a t r ix o f th e e s ta te o f W m . W a te rs , d e c e a s e d , h a s file d in th e c o u n ty c o u rt o f W a sh in g to n c o u n t y O re g o n h e r fin a l a c c o u n t a s a d m in is tr a tr ix o f said e s ta te , an d th a t s a id co u rt h a s a p p o in te d M o n d ay , th e e ig h th d a y o f N o v e m b e r, 1897, a t th e h o u r o f 10 o’c lo c k a. m ., as A N T E D - B E V K K A L F A I T H F U L M E N O R th e tim e fo r h e a r in g o b je c tio n s to said fin al W o m en to t r a v e l fo r re s p o n s ib le es ta b a c c o u n t a n d th e s e ttle m e n t o f s a id e s ta te . lis h e d h o u se In O re g o n . S a la ry 17 HO, p a y a b le S a r a h J a n k W a t e r s , *15 w e e k ly a n d e x p e n s e s . P o s itio n p e rm a n e n t. R e fe re n c e . E n c lo s e s e lf a d d re s s e d s ta m p e d en A d m in is t r a t r ix o f th e E s ta te o f W m . W a te rs, v e lo p e . T h e N a tio n a l. S ta r P u l ld lu a , C n lc a ito . D e ce a se d . 28-33 W mwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm F if t e e n H o n t h s fo r O n e D o l l a r SUBSCRIPTION OFFER Any one subscribing before Nov. i and paying One Dollar will receive the H a t c h k t from the date of subscription until one year from Jan. i, 1898, that is, until jan. 1, 1899, or fifteen months for one dollar. Oct. I, may avail themselves of this offer. Old subscribers paying up to PREMIUM OFFER Any of our subscribers securing one new subscriber under this offer will have his own subscription advanced two months. For securing new subscribers as iu the following list the papers named will be sent free for one year. To the sub scriber getting the largest number of new subscriptions will be given “ The New Revised Encyclopaedic Dictionary,’ ’ 1896 ed.tion, in four volumes, bound in half leather, regular price $ 25 . 00 . It is a most valuable addition to any library. For 3 subscribers. Toledo Blade. “ 4 “ N. Y. Thrice a-Week World. (Ladies' Home Journal, (or Oregon Teacher’s Journal. School News. San Francisco Examiner. Show the H a t c h k t to your neighbors other country newspaper issued in Oregon, tance the cost of sending. . ml ask them to compare it with any In remitting deduct from your reniit- WASHINGTON COUNTY HATCHET, Forest Grove. S U B S C H t llK W I T H Y O U R POSTMASTER. Ui iiUhUumiuhUGduumituuhhUiUh 25 Per Cent. YES 25 Per Cent. S A V E D On a 1001 Useful Articles AS WELL AS Tablets, Pencils, Ink, Slates, Pocket Knives and Scissors BY BUYING AT THE BAZAR Forest Grove, N ext to Postoffice. asto n , John Griffin, of Zanesville, 0 ., says:“ 1 never lived a day for thirty years with out suffering agony, until a box of De W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured my piles.” For piles and rectal trow hie, cuts, bruises,’sprains,ecezmaand all}?kin troubles De W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve is unequaled. J. C. Clark, Druggist. T IG A R D V IL L E . T i g a r d v i l l e , Oct. 2 5 . — The Tigardville Milling Co. is very busy at present, making an average of se yen days work a week. Mr. Robinson of Shady Brook has rented the Norman farm. Mrs. E. J. God man who has been quite ill for the past eight weeks is rapidly recovering. Miss Mary Brant is staying w ith her aunt, Mrs. Kraber, of Carson Heights. Mr. William Polland resumed his stud ies at school after an absence of almost eight months from the schoolroom. Mr. Kauffman is expected home in a few days from Northern California where he has been at work in a sawmill since last March* Little Hattie Newman will make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Vogt, of Portland. The parishoners of the German Evan gelical church are talking of building a new* parsonage. Mr, E. , 1 , Godman, of the Tigardville Milling Co, is afflicted like “ Job of Old” but at last report was getting better. Mr. Adam Shares has been quite ill with heart trouble for the past week. Rumor says, that Billy the butcher has taken unto himself a w ife. Miss Lucy Gault is making good pro gress in her studies at school. The sale at Norman’s, on Oct. 23 , went at a good advantage, everything being sold except the team. Any one wanting a good farm team would do well by calling on C. F. Tigard, the auction eer. It is always gratifying to receive testi monials for Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and when the endorsement is from a physician it is es pecially so. “ There is no more satis factory or effective remedy than Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,” writes Dr. R. K. Robey, phy sician aad pharmacist, of Olney, Mo.; and as he used the Remedy in his own family and sold it in his drug store for six years, he should certainly know. For sale by J. C. Clark, druggist. SH ERW O OD . S h erw oo d , Oct. 26. — Fillmore Johns Forest Grove Laundry ^ and Dye House. We do all kinds of Laundry Work in the best possible manner. Any work left with us will be promptly at tended to. We guarantee all our work. Our prices are cheaper than Portland prices. Your patronage will be appreciated. ^ “C* ^ IRVIN A. CR0WTHER, Prop. Absolutely First-Class Meals at A ll Hours (N e w R E S T A U R A N T ton moved his family into Mr. Steaton’s house, Monday. Miss Nellie Duke is visiting her uncles who reside in Sherwood. Mr. Heury Stevenson, of Fulton, was the guest of Mrs. Horace Hays last Sun day. Miss Gertie Ewing is teaching the Westfall school. Mrs. Nathan White went to Oswego Wednesday, to assist in the care of a paralytic patient. Mr. J. S. Ripley, a former resident, passed here Saturday on his way to hia claim near Tillamook. The Good Templars are preparing for an entertainment and basket social to be given on the second Monday evening in November. Problem.— If it takes a man half a day to measure the windows, how long will B R O S., P r o p r i e t o r s it take him to put in the broken glasses? Selma Hanke is very ill from an attack Leading Business and Family of tonailitia. Restaurant of Forest Qrove Misa Dawson returned to Butteville RATES REASONABLE POST O FFICE BLOCK this week for a short visit. BALDWIN d. C. Clark’s Drug Store IS HKADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS, TABLES, SLATES PENCILS, ETC. Largest line and best assortment in city. Very low this year. When in need, call on the old reliable druggist. d. C. C L A R K . f>OVMt G«ov«t OfQoa. if 1 pflriers Real Estate Transfers. Oct. 2 7 . —John Bates and family, the late hotel keeper of the Rol- ston House, have moved to his farm near here. Mr. Harding is erecting a new house which will be quite an addition to hi 9 place. Married.— Mr. Willis Johnson and Miss Minta Hill, at the residence of the bride’s parents, last Friday. Mrs. Oscar Dudrow made a short busi ness trip to Portland last Monday. Mr. Will Spence has rented his farm and be and his sister have moved in the house formerly occupied by Stewarts. Mrs. Samuel Rolston spent last week with relatives and friends in the me tropolis. J. A. Parker spent a few days with P, T. Parker at Wheatland last week. The next Christian Endeavor business meeting and social will be held at the home of Miss Lena Parker. The pro gram for the evening will be taken principally trom Burns. G Vim, vigor and victory: -these are the characteristics of De Witt’s Little Early Risers, the famous little pills for consti pation, biliousness and all stomach and liver troubles. J. C. Clark, Druggist. CASTORIA For Influiti and Children. W L T o w e r e t a ls (b y •heriflf) to E liz a b e th S h u te , lo t 5 in F iv e O a k s sub d iv is io n ...................................... - ............$ S o p h ia B a c k u s e t a ls to E . A . E d d y p t o f lo t 35 in T u a la tin G a r d e n s ............ A n s o n P. H o ta lin g & C o s w q r o f s w q r o f s e c 7 t 1 s r 2 w a n d o th e r l a n d s ........................................................... G e o S N a y lo r to E . B. C a tc h in g 21 a o f th e B H C a tc h in g d i e ..................... H e n ry H o g ra fe et a ls (b y s h e riff) to F S c h o e n It 6 b lk 15 in C o r n e liu s ......... H a r r y S c h o ff a d m in is tra to r e tc to C o n ra d M ille r Its 10 an d 21 in th e B ru g- g e r tr a c t .......................................... C h a r le s D illo n to A n n a B a co n 39# a o f L a w r e n c e H all d i e ..................... A n n a J W a k e fie ld an d h u s b to W m B e n te ls p a c h e r 3 a o f se c x t 2 s r 1 w G W ilh e lm H ild e b ra n d to L e n a B re ch - le r 35 a of se c 35 t n 1 w ..................... H P F o rd to H a rr ie t E F o rd 1 a n d e % o f lo t 2 b l k 9 S im m o n s ad d to H ills b o r o ............................................ - ............... W m E T h o r n e an d w f to P M J a ck s o n (to co rr e c t) tr a c t in M M o o re d i e Ire n e A b b o tt to R e b e c ca an d R o b t K e n n e d y 10.03 a in se c 16 1 1 a r 1 w .......... I re n e A b b o tt to L e ila E C h e lto n u n d i v id e d % o f 5.15 a o f W F H a ll d l c F S ch o en a n d w f to E m m a P h illip s p t o f b lk 30 F o re s t G r o v e .......................... G r a c e an d J R M c M illa n to E A E d d y 10 a in T u ^ a t in G a r d e n s ..................... A F in n e y to A lm ir a B H u n tin g to n tr a c t 2 in b l k 6 F in n e y ’s ad d to H ills b o r o .................................................... J o h n W S a x to n an d w ife to C h a s N P lo w m a n a n d w f Its 2 a n d 3 in b lk 39 S C o a st ad d to H ills b o r o ................ D a v id W ilc o x to H e x r y H a rr is 72 a o f s e c n t i s i 3 w ....................................... R o sa M T ib b e tts an d h u s b to W N B a r re t u n d iv id e d o n e-fifth o f 100 a o f J o h n H W a lk e r d 1 c ............................. M a ry L S h e p h e rd an d h u s b to L C P e n n e ll p t b l k 1 S o u th P a r k ad d to F o r ......................... est G r o v e ..................... I M H y a tt an d w ife to E A H y d e p t b lk 25 F o r is t G r o v e ........... .>.................. .... W m E M cL e o d a n d w f to W m M M c ............ L e o d tr a c t n e a r D ille y G e o r g e F D a v is to H M c A r th u r 130 a o f th e W m B a ld ra d 1 c t 1 n r 2 w C y n th ia M a rk h a m to M D M a rk h a m It 5 b lk 7 S P a r k ad d to F o re s t G r o v e ......................... ......................... Jo se p h J H a r tle y to Ja m es C H a r t le y n n q r se c 27 t 2 n r 4 w ............................. C a ro lin e G W a g n e r an d h u s b to H a ttie L L lo y d p t b l k n F o re s t G r o v e . %. . W N F o w le r e t a ls (by s h e riff) to N J R o b in so n Its 7 an d 8 b l k 42 S C o ast ad d to H ills b o r o ..................................... Ja n e t S H am m on to W’ N B a r r e tt fra c tio n a l Its 5 a n d 6 S o u th C o a st ad d to H illsb o ro a u ' o th e r la n d s ............. C h r is tin a R ic h te r an d h u s b a n d to F r itz H u q u e n in a n d w if e e % o f lo ts 13 a n d 14 B o h a rts s u b - d iv is io n ....................... J C B e a ch a n d w f to M a ry W H o lle n - b a c k p t b lk 3 in H illsb o r o ......... J o h n I N o rth ru p a n d w f to A b r a h a m L B e c h to ld s w q r o f n w q r s e c 21 t 2 n r 3 ............................................................. L e w is E n n is a n d w f to John R E n n is } u a sec 36 1 1 s r 3 w ......................... S o p h ie B a c k u s e t a l to W m S t a ig e r Its 46 a n d 47 o f T u a la tin C a r d e n s .......... A lfr e d N ic h o ls a n d w ifd to J u liu s au d M in n ie P o e p p e l 80 a o f s e c 26 t 1 n r 3 w .............................................................. H B T ig a r d to J o h n W T ig a r d 17.5 a o f se c 10 t 2 s r 1 w (q u it-c la im )............. E m ily M c P h e rs o n to F r a n c is an d G e o r g ia A n n M c P h e rs o n 82 a o f R F T u p p e r d i e t l s r 3 W ................. A P N o r th r u o to E v a C y p h e r s n w q r o f s e q r o f s e c 25 t 2 n 1 3 w 40 a B F P u rd / to A P T u p per 6 a of A n d rew Ha* p e r an d w f d l c t i s r 4 w .......... Janies H a rp e r a n a w f ( b y s h e riff) to M a rv M B e a l 160 a o f sec 31 t i n r 4 in H ardw are DEMPSEY & KANE 175 00 200 00 * 00 W e carry a complete line of S h elf and Heavy Hardware, making a specialty of Builders’ Sup plies. A good line of Heating and Cooking Stoves. Anybody wanting the leading plow of the coast should buy the Benicia Clipper. We keep a full line of ammunition, such as Powder, Shot, Shells, Etc. 1050 00 7*5 67 io °° 00 1000 00 115 00 1300 00 2000 00 D em psey & K ane MAIN STREE1 514 00 1 00 THE BAZAR . . . loo oo 400 00 60000 POINTERS IN PRIC] 500 00 30 hour Alarm Clock........................... Splendid Coffee M ill....... < .................... A 1 Monkey W rench........................... Good Butcher Knife............................. Steel frame Natural Crook Umbrella Combination 12 small tools................ 4 x/ i foot steel halter chain................... Good Curry Comb................................ Dandy Horse Brush............................ Good W hisk Broom.............................. Enameline Stove Polish...................... 1000 00 1660 00 100 00 I 5 ° 00 j 3 ° ° ° °9 575 0° 880 00 75c 35c 20c 12c 47c 25c 12c 10c 25c 05c 05c 10 0 NEW POINTERS EACH WE] 500 00 175 00 THE LEADING TINNER 950 00 ; 16 00 125 00 1000 00 * 2000 00 1000 00 3*o 00 450 00 452 00 L u la M M a rq u a m an d h u s b to S L W ood ard s * 2 o f s w yK sec 32 t 1 s r 5 w ( q u it c la im ) ................. ...................... 1 00 G N M ille r an d w f to F lo r e n c e D B r y a n t 14.5 a o f J o sh u a D ic k s o n d i e t 1 s r 4 w ( q u itc la im ) .. ............ 75000 M a ry H N o b le to M a rk L N o b le p t o f b l k 22 o f F o r e s t G ro ve (q u itc la im ) 1 00 M a rk L N o b le to F lo r a J N o b le p t o f b lk 22 o f F o r e s t G ro v e (q u itc la im ) 500 00 L a m e n t D C o rb e tt to C F R u n r e lin 66.62 a in t 1 s r 4 w ................................. 1000 00 M a rg a r e t J W r a y to F r e d e r ic k W I.ath o rn 80 a o f s e c 16 t 2 n r 3 w __ 1500 00 R P L i ly a n d w f to Cora L J a co b so n 62 a o f s e c 12 t 1 n r 5 w ............................. 250 00 W ilh e lm a n d G o ttfr ie d S c h u m a c h e r to A d o lp h S c h u m a c h e r 36 a o f s e c 25 t 1 n r 3 w au d o th e r la n d s .................. 800 00 A d o lp h S c h u m a c h e r to W ilh e lm an d G o ttfr ie d S c h u m a c h e r 1S1 a o f se c 3 6 t m r j w .......................................... 80000 M e lis s K W ills to Jo h n D e th le fs % a o f s e c 23 t 1 s r % w . . . , .......................... 2500 C a th e r in e R T a y lo r a n d h u s b to Jo h n C a m p b e ll 2 a o f s e c 33 t 2 ■ r 1 w __ 30 00 G e o rg e L S e w a rd a n d w f to J M B a rb e r Its 7 an d 8 b lk 9 S h e r w o o d .................. 15000 G e o r g e A D a v is to B u n ic e W a lk e r It 1 b lk 2 G a s t o n ............................... ........... 5000 A M P o rte r to B u n ic c W a lk e r tr a c t n e a r G a s to n .............................................. 1 9 o P L S p e n c e r to C h a r le s S c h o n fe ld t It 25 S p e n c e r ’s h o m e s te a d ( q u it c la im ) ... 1 J o h n B a u m a n to W H M illa r s w q r of s w q r se c 2 1 1 1 a r 2 w ......................... 2000 G W ilh e lm H ild e b r a n d an d w f to L e n a B r u c h le r 35 a in sec 35 t 1 n r 1 w ( q u it c l a im ) 1 F r e d W itt a n d w f to N a n n ie B a co n 445 a o f E lk a n a h W a lk e r d i e ................ 2500 Air Tight Stoves Saves Half the Wood T in w a re of e v e ry k in d Forest Grove Machine Shop H . IT\ B L O O D , I * i* o j» . GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND HORSE SHOEING AND MACHINE W ORK A SPECIAL 1 Work Warranted C i REER $ ^ ^ G R O C E R Y STORI A ll kinds of Groceries, Glassware and Stoneware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons, Brooms, Mop Sticks, Butter Moulds, Ladles, Wood and Willow \V are of all kinds, Fishing Tackle. Also a large lot of all kinds of Seeds I n B ulk . TEA AND COFFEE A SPECIAL! JONES’ STABLE Good Horses New Rigs Moderate 1 00 . . “ I crave but One Minute,” said the public speaker in a husky voice; and then he took a doee of One Minute Cough Cure, and proveded with hia ora tory. One Minute Cough Cure ia un W,U equalled for throat and lung trouble. J. ! C. Clark, Druggist. h a T » C ar* OMMtlfSllM ras . essanola t h e g ro cer HAS THE LEADING There Is Nothing So Good. There is nothing just as good as Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, so demand it and do not permit the dealer to sell you some substitute. He will net claim there is anything better, but in order to make more profit he may claim something else to be just as good. You want Dr. King’s New Discovery because you know it to he safe and reliable, and guaranteed to do good or money refunded. For Coughs, Colds, Consumption and for all affec tions of Throat, Chest and Lungs, there is nothing so good as is Dr. King’s New Discovery, Trial bottles free at Miller’s Pharmacy. Regular sixe 60 cents and New Double Shop Op Boos’ Store, Main Street Prices t0 Puort,and Pver>’ Tuesday and Saturday; $100 for I round trip, 7 hours m the city. Engage seats day before. Special attention paid to Commercial Travelers Hunters and Fishermen Take Jones’ Bus to and from all trains and freight called for and dell’