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FOREST GROVE. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1897.
Exan
ear
professional Cards.
No. 33
E A S Y C H A IR S , R O C K E R S ,
. . . B A M B O O G O O DS,
_
S M Y R N A R U G S, P IC T U R E S
. . . A N D P IC T U R E F R A M E S
Xmas
Oct
ear
M >County Hatch
DEAT.'l OF A PIONEER.
j Whitman, i engaged
in sawmilling and , Bailey were drivon away amidst showers
J. C. Berry, one of the best known citi
j farming, re
res' L*’ nK *n Washington; Joseph | of good wishes from their friends, to en- zens of Spencer, Mo., testifies that he
DR. C. E. G EIGER,
I Elkanah for more than 20 years has
joy the uninterrupted happiness of the cured himself o f the worst kind of piles
Mrs. Mary R. Walker, the oldest
VIA
j
,
r e " been a missionary iu China; Jeremiah honeymoon. .
EOPATHIC p h y s i c i a n m ainincr a
by using a few boxes of D eW itt’s Witch
T
\
.
°
f
°
reg0D’
^
‘
t
the
age
of
24;
John
R.
died
>
ay
Hazel Salve. He had been troubled with
and s u r g e o n
her s ^ C C « i d a «e a ‘ thehoineof *3. «895. at Forest Grove; Abigail, the
piles for over thirty years and had used
d residence, B ow lb y house, P acific ave., i
Charitable Children.
west of Forest G rove h otel.
at II o rltck
8y momm* Sf cond child- is “ •* wife of Hon. James
o r TUE
The pupils of the first grade at the many different kinds o f so-called cures;
Karr, capitalist, of Hoquiatn, Wash.;
I FOREST G R O V E , O R E G O N .
public school have been taught the les but DeW itt’s was the one that did the
LeV’ C' ’ “ 8urve5'or> resides here, as does
work and he will verify this statement
¿1 attention paid to M edical and Surgical
Samuel T ., a florist, who lives on the son of unselfishness, and have com if any one wishes to write him. J. C.
uof Women and C h ild re n and a ll chronic
menced
practical
charity
by
donating
to
home farm. There are 25 grandchildren
children in the Home of the Boys and Clark, Druggist.
and six great-grandchildren.
Express Trains I^eave Port-
[P. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
The funeral,'which occurred Wednes- Girls Aid Society, five boxes of provis
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
land Daily.
(Successor to D r. W ard,)
j day forenoon in the Congregational ions and canned goods, which were
Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon. 1
Nov. 20, 1S97.
¡church, was attended by a la.ge gather- thankfull-v received by the management.
t and residence in Doctor W ard’s
PORTLAND AND ÖAN FRANCISCO DAILY
Superintendent Gardner says he sin-
N otice is h ereby given that th e lollow ing-
house on Pacific avenue.
ing notable for the many pioneers and
Leave—
A rrive—
named settler has filed notice o f his intention P o rtla u d .......... 6:00 p. m Sau Francisco 7:45a.m
;
cerely
hopes
ihat
the
good
example
set
old people. Kev. Myron Kells, in ac
ial attention given to Diseases of !
to
m
ake
final
p
ro
o
f
in
support
ol
h
is
claim
,
and
San
F
ran
cisco
8:00
p,
m
P
o
rtla n d ......... 0.90a. xa
cordance with a promise to Mrs. Wal by the children of the Forest Grove th at said proof w ill be m ade before th e County
Women.
Above tra in s stop a t a ll statio n s betw ee»
j
Public
School
will
be
followed
by
all
who
P
ortland
and
Salem,
T
u
rn
e r. M arion, Jeffer
C lerk o f W ashington County at Hillsboro,
ker made years ago, conducted the ser
»Grove,
. . .
Oregon.
son, Albany, Albany Ju n c tio n , T a n g e n t, 8 head*,
have
thasgood
of
homeless,
neglected
I
Oregon, ou Jan. 4,ls97, vi
Halsey, H arrisburg, Ju n c tio n City, Irv in g , E i
vices and was assisted by Rev. C. F.
gene, Drains, O akland anti a ll sla tio u s fro »
m a r t in h a r t .
Clapp. The pallbearers w ere: Mayor and abused children at heart. He a ls o in-1
Koseburg to A shland inclusive.
q
r
o
f
sec
forms
US
that
Mr.
Anton
Pfanner
do-
i
Hom
estead
entry
No.
9934.
for
the
X VN ,
. N ixon ,
Hinman, Hon. David Smith, Dr. Crang,
25 t s « r 4 w.
ROSKBURQ MAIL DAILY
nated a bad to the Home during the
Rev. C. F. Clapp, Alvin Brown and Wm.
ì
He names th e follow in g w itnesses to prove j Leave—
I Arrive—
time they
were furnishing
it. The Bovs h . , is continuous residence
,,
. cultivation
...
D EN TIST,
P
o
rtla
n
d
..........8:80
a, m Ro&obarg......... ftiM p w
J
6
upon
and
McLeod. The burial was at the Buxton
Rose b u rg .........7:30 a. m | P o rtla n d ..........4;Hd p. m
and Girls Aid Society takes children from ofnairt land, via
! cemetery beside the grave of her hus-1
FOREST GROVE
Am os K. Mead , Johu L ip p eit, Isaac U. White.
! this and every county in the state when
D IN IN G C A R S on OGD EN ROUTH.
band.
ft. t04p.n1.
j they are eligible to admission, without A u gustus l i. W olford, o f G reenville, Oregon.
OREGON.
C h a s . B. M o o r e s , Register.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
I Street
; any red tape or questions. A ll they re 8A-4 )
In Meiuoriam.
AND
quire
is
to
know
that
the
little
one
is
in
l.H. T ongue
E . B. T o n g u e
SECOND-CLASS SLEE PIN G C
MRS. ROBB AX.V BUXTON.
Somethiiijr to Know.
need of aid, they also accept the custody
N otary Public
A ttached to all thronprh train s.
It may lie worth something to know
The following memorial was adopted of some cases of incorrigibility, especial*
( THOS: H. & E. B. TO N G U E
that
the
very
best
medicine
for
restoring
by Gales Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, ly in young girls, and much good h a s
West Side Division.
TTORNE Y - A T - L A W Mrs. Walker's parents, Joseph and and ordered spread upon the minutes, at j been effected therefrom. Washington the tired out nervous system ton healthy
B e t w e e n B Í u t l a n d an * i C o r v a l l i s
Charlotte (Thompson) Richardson, came ’ is moeting last Saturday:
County has placed many in the society’s vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
H il l s b o r o , O r e g o n
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
of old American families, and for several
That messenger who comes sooner or care.
e Rooms 3, 4 and 5, Morgan Block
iNif tlftlltl
a i - 1 A:.Vi p at
:MU ft. ni 1 iv
generations had been prominent mem- Idler lor us all, on the nineteenth day of
Those wishing to aid this institution, to the nerve centres in the stomach,
i.r 1 c r u p . »
Fwtunt (irovo
10 ft.m 1 l v
<‘t»rvHlli
8
L t 1 1 OS p.m
:15 p.m 1 Ar
bers of the Congregational church. October, 1897, again entered Gales if only in a small way, can address gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneyr,
SMITH & B O W M AN ,
At ADwrnv m-. i (W tvk IH h ii.-iiiiect w ith train s
and aids these organs in throwing off of m o <>r-vnn C entral A F sif.-m r» ll--e d .
Her great giandfathers were Revolution- | Grange and called from this life our re- Supt. Gardner, Box ((77, Portland, Or.
impurities in the blood. Electric Bit
■ x r i t t w t k iin n \ 1 i.Tf ( n x c i f t ncnuAT)
ary soldiers, Daniel Thompson falling in , spected sister, Mrs. Rose Ann Buxton,
ITORNEYS-AT-LAW,
m |i . v
P o rtlan d
A r R *.m
the second day’s skirmish at Lexington. ; to the life eternal. Not unto her can we
Coroner Large was called Thursday to ters improves the appetite, aids digestir-n < «: S 6 n :» p p . .m
|l-v
Fora -1 O rove
Lv 6 :Mt a.m
and
is
pronounced
by
those
who
have
trial Work and Conveyancing.
7:Rn
p.
>
1
1
A
’’
McMInvO'e
Lv
i W an
The family residence had for years been , tender the tribute of affection’s saddest one mile west of Tigardville to investi
tiW
y.m
|
Ar
In
d
ep
en
d
en
ce
Lv
4 50 a w
&7 Morgan Blk. H IL L S B O R O , O r . at Baldwin, Me., and there, April i , offering for she hast passed beyond the gate the death of August Gentz, a tried it as the very best blood purifier
Direct con n ectio n a t San Franelaco w ith O e d -
and
nerve
tonic.
Try
it.
Sold
for
50c
i 8 i i , Mary Richardson was born, t h e reach of praise or the touch of censure, widower, aged 7tl, who was found dead
d en tal an d O rien tal an d I'acitlc m ail steam sh ip
second of II children. Although evinc- but in rocognition of ties now severed, in bed at home the night before. As or $1.00 per bottle at the Miller Phar lin es for JAPAN an d CHINA. Salllug date« eat
LANGLEY & SON
ap p licatio n .
ing unusual brightness of mind in youth, ! memories tenderly cherished and hearts he died from natural causes, the coroner macy.
( torneys a n d c o u n s e l o r s a t l a w
Kates mid tlck ata to E natern poln ta amt
she was sickly, and made a vow that, filled with sympathy for loved ones be- decided an inquest was unnecessary.
“ I crnve but One Minute,” said the E urope. Also Ja p a n . C h in a, H onouln amd
Collections a specialty,
reeved
we
formally
express
our
appre
Gentz owned the (dace on which lie
should the Lord give her strength, she
public speaker in a husky voice; and A u stralia, can be o b tain ed from W. T. Glass
e:—Up-stairs, rooms 1, 2 and 3, i would devote her life to the missionary ciation of l.er worth which associ lived, which consisted of eight acres and then he took a dose of One Minute A gent, F orest Grova
C. H. MARKHAM,
cause. At about 20 she joinod the Con ation brought us so fully to realize. But was valued at alxmt $700. He had in Cough Cure, and jiroceded w ith his ora
W a gn e: Building.
R. K O E H L IR ,
AssL G. F. <fc P A f* .
gregational church, and shortly after the the generous charity which our sister his possession $17.50 in cash and two tory. One Minute Cough Cure is un
Manager
P ortland. Oregon.
i ï .T hompîon
F r e d C. T hompson American board of missions accepted practiced in her daily life, the firm faith certificates of deposit of I an kl & Tilton equalled for throat and lung trouble. J.
her tendered services, intending that she she had in God whom she so consistently aggregating $1100 which were turned C . Clark, Druggist.
FINANCIAL A G E N T S
Rlpans Tabules cure torpid liver.
served, lead us not to mourn as those over to the custody of the county treas-
|ASäF0R INVESTORS AND BORROWERS should go with a mission then preparing
| urer. In his will, which was found by
for Central Africa. While awaiting the who have no hope.
NEGOTIATED
All nature seems to confirm God’s re I the coroner, he requests that all his
close
of
the
war
in
that
-egion,
however,
PROPERTIES M A N A G E D
vealed word, and as we endure the j debts and funeral expenses be paid, and
• perfected am i C onveyancing. T rust ami W. II. Gray came to Oregon for mis-
winter
in expectation < f that »he remainder of Lis estate be di-
»lesxl business tra n sa c te d . N otary Public. I rionary reinforcements, and the party gloomy
was ordered there instead. The board Spring’s brightness so with regret, b u t ; vided equally between his three sons
THOMPSON & SON
REST GROVE,
-
-
-
OREGON desired its missionaries to be married be- in resignation we look beyond the sor- August Henry and Edward. It is not 1
fore going to thei-* field of labor, and ■ row of our present parting to the eternal known where these three sons are. A
• ,'owia 'y
sent to Miss Richardson’s home, with a reunion. In the sorrow of her family 1 fourth person is spoken of ns having
we
join
and
express
to
them
our
sincerest
|
been
known
as
Lis
son
but
provide»
that
letter of introduction expressing the hope
sympathy in this deepest of human he shall not have any share in the estate,
•Mil
that she and her family might look with
affliction, and with them we prize j S. A. Durham was named as executor
MIMMI ein
favor
upon
him,
Elkanah
Walker,
a
re
TO B U Y H A R N E S S
3
the glorious memory of her faithful life j with Raleigh Stott to be his attorney,
cent graduate of the Bangor theological
. . AT . .
which we shall ever cherish in fond re-1 Gantz was buried in the Crescent ceme-
school, six years her senior, who had
llAOVIlli
tery near Tigardville, Friday, His will
been lately ordained as a foreign mis membrance
cm
wu cm«
provided for the erection of a suitable
sionary. After a few days’ considera
r.lHOMDÛ
./T T ”
monument
to
mark
his
grave.
Married.
tion the plan of the hoard was assented
SflIICt
ON M AIN S T R E E T .
B aii . by -M krrimax — Noticable for its
to, and they were married March 5,1838,
DENVER
a stock of harness, whips, the same day starting on their trip beautiful simplicity was the marriage,
Rheumatism, which is caused by an
ncid in the blood, is cure 1 by the u se of
s, and everything else kept in a across the continent.
last Wednesday week, at the residence A yer’s S irsaparilla. External trea ment
st-class harness shop.
Also
Across the Alleghenies they journeyed of the bride’s parents, Hillsboro, of Miss is of no avail. Until the blooil is thor
a specialty of all kinds of in coaches. At Westport, Mo., they Ethel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I). oughly cleansed of all impurities, it is u s e
to expect tli? cure of ar.y disease.
joined Mr. Gray and the wife for whom Merriman, to Dr. Augustus B Bailey. less
Tf n r
w if i f, " * f
he had come East, and thence set out on It was a very quiet home wedding, none
IWATBUS.
C. L. BANKS.
niuleback. With them were Mr. and but the most intimate friends of the
“ They don’ t make much fuss about it.”
p a t e r s & b a n k s Mrs. Eells. In a train of the American bride and groom lieing present. A t 2 :30
W0
are speaking of I>e W itt’s Little
Fur Company they crossed the plains Miss Tongue commenced the inspiring
PROPRIETORS OF
tUd r / T t ^ i hardships of pioneer [ ¿ ‘ “ „'a oT 'W agner’s "Bridal Chorus,” Early Risers, the famous little pills for
1 reached Waiilatpu, where they i {rom “ i^hengrin,” and the bridal party, ; constijiation, biliousness, and all stomach
tr8V
There, Decern- j le(1 b_ the bridesmaid, Miss Alice Merri- and liver troubles. They never gripe.
I P o p p i n g o n T h u r s d a y
man and the best man, Mr. J. W . Bailey J. C. Clark, Druggist.
[CUSTOM G R IN D IN G A SPEC IA LTY
descended the broad staircase. They ]
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DEALERS IN
still living were followed hy the bride, leaning upon j W o r k th e B est
He
is
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
1 fotfn and all k in d a o f F lo u r an d Mill Feed born in the territory
With the the arm of the groom, and passed into
on
his
farm
near
Albany
^ Plaster, Seeds, R ock S alt, S acks an d Sack
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded bjr
Toilet Articles,
mission field the east parlor, where the officiating Prices the Lowest
soring they went to their
T w ine.
-»
fc
.
an Experienced Pharmacist and from
clergyman,
Kev
Evan
P.
Hughes,
pastor
Stationery,
It Walker's prairie, where they rema.ned
*8 » w in - done a s c h e s p s s th e cheapest.
of the Congregational church, was await
-»
fc.
the Best and Freshest material.
teaching
J
Indians
until
the
news
News Depot.
Go<Rls delivered In a n y p a r t o f city,
ing them.
After the ceremony the
came
of
the
Whitman
massacre
tn
.
o^
UKOYK,
-
.
.
OttaCOV
LO N G D ISTAN C E TE LE P H O N E .
friends of the bride and groom pressed
ember, .847. when they c . m e 10 ^
Colville for the winter. Thence, unuer forward to wish them all happiness. A
I •’•deeds of thousands have been^in
dainty lunch was then served, and soon
to try C haim berlain ’s Cough o , prot<cll°° of - W » ’ T ' T . t a
th e W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y H a t c h * * .
Next door East of Subscriptions Received for the
after the bride retired, pausing at the R e p a irin g
„
M l ..« '
o” 11 •C '” ' ’
dy by reading for others, and hav-
landing of the stairs to throw her bou
T he C ounty N E W S paper .
Dr. Large’« Office
A
Specialty
Htsted its merits for them selves are
quet into the group of maidens waiting
below. Miss Tongue was the fortunate
l <7 'l* * armp«t friends. For sale by
E i l e s t « T o a r I l o w * l i W i t h C iu c a r ^ M .
C«n tr C a th a rtic , cu r« co n stip atio n fo rerer.
captor of the roses The bride was most
p Clark, druggist.
1fe. f - if Cv C f .VL 4—-re***»rr*»;»* W - -
becomingly dressed in white organdie,
cU,ffl. W7h e-e to make it their home un-
¡w. ’ T«»r Ita sc h With Cage*rata.
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retnatned b
Wa]ker was actively the sole ornament being a beautiful cres- j
kv
s u re con stipation fo rtv e r
cent of pearls, the gift of the groom, j It is always gratifying to receive testi-
I
Br‘ O C s%||. a ra a rf» rataaC w —
,iI
th
e
,r
;
buiffl
n
g
th
e
Congregation-
concerned in building
pastor for She carried a bouquet of bride rosea and moniala for Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA ROUTE,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
M ARY R. WALKER ’ 38 .
?
as
St
NEW ROUTE TO THE EAST
r ::X
)oted~-$oo Farmers
ROUTES
Ban’s Harness Shop
MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY IN THE WORLD
feed Chopping Mill
b r o c k ’ s
Si«..
D
rug store
.
E. BURTON
Boot and Shoe Maker
JtfAIN S T R E E T , JHILLSBOrçO.
■ E iS S a -» * * *
THE OLD WILTROUT M ILL.I
■ in istra to r> N otice.
tli» ' '* h,Trb* Riven th a t th e undersigned
’ 8 e County C o u rt of W ash in g ton C ounty,
• *»ly ap p o in ted a d m in istra to r o f th e
Alexander M cD onald, deceased, and
Walifiod u »«eh. A ll persons having
»gainst said e s ta te a re h e reb y required
r J * ’he sam e w ith p ro p er ro n ch era at
L r* * °f » B. H u sto n . H illsboro. Oregon.
* •** m onths from th is d ate.
** Hillsboro, O regon, th is ra d day of
^ “?-,*V7.
lo .
F r a n c is A . ■ b n NRTT,
>lor o f th e K sta te o f A lexan d er Me
I *B»M, L'rcessed.
J»-J7
.. J
- 'r
,1 church, of *
nineye.r»p« d
ment of
rT h T d U
mind had bee
past, tut about
}n lfce est,bli*h- maiden hair fern. The bridesmaid, the
£ irer* ,y . He died sister of the bride, was charmiag in a
Mr,
Walker’s toilet of pink organdie and lace. Her
of bridesmaid rosebuds,
clouded tor wveral y e .r. hot»] net 1
ber rea- The house was an artistic success Iry,
princess pine, •«•<* chryaanthemuma
were blended in graceful beauty, while
SO"
Walker had aeveu soua
Mr. and Mix "
hav- a profusion of cut flowers and potted
.nd one daughter, all m _ ^
..
. plants lent an added charm.
At 4
o’clock, the bride having donned a green
Kasai an traveling auit, Dr. and Mrs.
.
0
a fortnight ag
E-JSS î- ^ken of*
“ “
j
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and when the
GALES
endorsement is from a phyatcian it is **-
pecially ao. "Them is no more aatis-
factory or effective remedy than Cbam-
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy,” writes Dr. R. E. Robey, phy
sician and pharmacist, of Olney, Mo.; .
and as he used the Remedy in his own
family and sold it in his drug stora for Low Price*,
six years, he should certainly know.
Prompt Delivery,
V o t 'ale by J. C. Clark, druggist.
Excellent quality.
CREEK.
All Grades of
Rough and Dressed Lumber.
Kiln Dried Lumber a Specialty.
CHAS. HIATT, Proprietor.