Washington County hatchet., August 04, 1898, Image 5

T he excessive heat of the past few
days and the inconvenience in supply­
ing with buckets the water of which the
horses stood in so much need has ’ ed to
renewed agitation for a trough where
teams could be handily watered. Far­
mers would appreciate such a conven­
ience when coming to town and the
pleasanter place to visit Forest Grove
can be made the more people wid come
here to trade. Then too the cows that
pay license to the city for the privilege of
roaming the streets are entitled and would
feel grateful for having a place where
they might get a drink when thirsty
without imposing on the good nature
of some of the business men to draw
giem a pailful of water from a hose
W heat 54 cents.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
Mr. John Duffy, who has been staying
The present Liberal library should be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Singleton ■ with his family at his summer homo on
made tbe property o f the city and last Friday evening in the way o f an en- Gales Creek, visited Dr. Ward, his « m-
enough donations of books will be made deavor social given in honor of Miss De- ' panion in the Klondike, Monday and
to make it valuable to the public. The witte, sister of Mrs. Singleton. About j Tuesday went to Portland. Mr. Duffy
present managers would without doubt ! thirty young people were present and all ! though just in his prime has had thirty
be glad to turn it over and still provide took part in tbe program. Social games, ! year’s of mining experience and has
it quarters if they were assured the citi­ good music and recitations were the b een among the earliest prospectors in
zens would become interested in it. A leading features of the evening after | all of the great gold excitements of later
good public library would be a great which a lunch was served consisting of years nor has he failed to better himself
benefit to the community and already a sandwiches, pickles, cake and lemonade. I hy each adventure so that he has ac-
In
considerable collection of books is avail­ About 12 o'clock all departed for home cumulated considerable property.
able. Nearly every one has some books feeling they had enjoyed a very pleasant the Klondike he located the first quartz
for which he has no ca ll but which | evening togeth ,.
claim and was credited with having dis-
Mr. O. E. Kdson, of the Dudley Mill,
prominent in the fusion ranks during
tbe recent campaign, was in the G row
Saturday.
Mr. Frank Myers is at home for a few
days after a business trip through E ast­
ern Oregon.
Read Bailey’s locals.
Rev. Au tin Rice preached his fare­
well sermon in the Gong, church Sun­
day evening to a 1 «rge audience. Mr.
Rice however wlM n o fa t o n e e le a v e the
G rove. This week in company with
would be acceptable to the library.
D onations o f books may be left a t the
|
H a t c h e t office and they will be ac-
| know ledged in these colum ns and
urned over to the library.
m various
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Dull headache, pains t in
parts covered the “ mother lode.” He will Postmaster Marsh he is off on an outing
of the body, sinkiug at the pit of the PTOhably return to Alaska to look alter an(j wjjj make the Grove his headquar-
stomach, loss of appetite, feverishness, his interests there,
ters until his return East in the fall,
pimples or sores are all positive eviden-
Go to Hughes’ for loaded shells. He During his stay Mr. Rice has made
faucet
ces of impure blood. No matter how it has just received 10,000.
\ many friends uot only having the rc-
Best Fruit Farm in Oregon.— 40 acres; j
iQ„a
_ _8a«l of his congrgation hut w inui-g the
A convenient dwelling, partly fur­ became so it must be punlied in order
The 1898 Washington county hop
30 acres under cultivation; 800 bearing
to obtain good health. Acker’s Blood j
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respect of the entire community who re-
trees 8 years old; good house and barn. : nished, situated two blocks from the Elixir has never failed to cure serofu- Cr°*’ wl. ’ " lt 1 1 ,e excePt,on 0 a
Absolutely Pure
I gret to lose him as a citizen.
university, for rent on reasonable terms.
j —Forest Grove Land Company.
or syphilitic poisons or anv other yard*> ** more
to thoie of |
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Suitable for lady students boarding lous
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previous years. The following contracts
For the largest stock of sack twine call j themselves. Inquire one door west of blood diseases. It is certainly a wonder-1 r ------^ in fhe
c, * k ,# office Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
ful remedy and we sell every bottle on a
at Boos’.
the Michigan house.
fur this year's crop: William Bagley to ' Notice is hereby given that the part-
positive guarantee. For sale by Chas.
Charles S. May 20,000 pounds; P. Pat- ; nership relations heretofore existing be-
The city has contracted with the
Bulgaria is taking steps to increase F. Miller and Delta Drug Store.
| ton, M. Patton and P. Sergessman, en- tween L. H. Alberts, Arthur Reeves,
Washington County mills to -furnish its population; offering a bonus of 20
Pants to order at #5.03 and up at A B. tire crops to Hop & Wool Advance Woods, Caples A Thomas and C. C.
4000 gallons of water each twenty-four francs each to father and mother for
BOVAL BAKING POWDER C O ., NEW VOAK-
Company; J. P. Young to Charles S. Caples under the firm name and style of
: hours for $6.00 a month. The mill will j every son born over a specified number. Stahl’s.
“ The Washington County Mill»” have
! pay also half the cost of the pipe. About A soldier having a dozen sons will be
The cheapest cow feed are those pota­ May, 7000 pounds.
been dissolved by mutual consent of the
a thousand feet of inch pipe aloug Rail­ granted a pension. It may not be gen­ toes at Boos’.
A B O U T TOW N.
Just received a new stock of men’s
partners, Woods, Caples & Thomas
road street will be replaced with two- erally known that the American city
Circuit court Thursday morning was working shoes at Boos'
withdrawing therefrom. The business
inch pipe and the main extended from of Brooklyn for several years has been
It is not generally known that the Mr Shipley’s residence 1500 feet to the offering a premium to its police officers busy with the case of Kate Brugger vs,
Mr. William Marske, who formerly will hereafter lie conducted by L. H.
•James and John Borwock. In 1894 resided here for many yeurs, died at San Alberts, Arthur Reeves and C. C. Cap­
Oregonian’s correspondent in Hillsboro j mill with inch pipe.
in the way of a short vacation to every
j Kate Brugger, being possessed of nearly Francisco, Cal., on July
is a populist, being no less a person than
of measles. les under the old name. All Labilities
father
of
twins
or
better.
makes a specialty of binder re-
j four-ninths of an estate, quit-claimed He was one of the boys in blue who of the old concern will lie assumed by
Editor Long of the Argus. This will i Blood
. .
I f your wheel is broken take it to Bel- ! and deeded away her share— 80 acres, went on tile first expedition to Manila, the uew one, and all outstanding ac­
account for the following extract from pairing.
to James Borwick, and 45 acres to Emma and we are sorry to hear of his death. counts should ba pat ! to them. Dated
Sunday’s Oregonian: “ Hillsboro, July
J. W. Anthony and wife and two liager. He can fix it.
30.— Public sentiment here seems to be children have moved here from Wyo­
An old landmark has disappeared in Brugger, her sister— the land afterward Probably he was the first Washington at Forest Grove, Oregon, Aug. 4, 1898.
divided over the attitude of the adminis­ ming to reside. They have bought the the tearing down of Johnson’s livery being conveyed to John Borwick. The I county boy who lost his life in the war
L. H . A lberts ,
tration in its offer of peace. Patty lines Miller tract on the Gales creek road.
A rthur K k k v k s ,
barn. The horses are now quartered in complaint alleges that Kate Brugger against Spain,
are not drawn particularly. There are
W oods , C aulks & T homas ,
the basement, which has been com­ never received anything for her prop-
For a cook stove go to Tom Madigan’s.
For anti-rust ware go to Hughes.
many republicans who are decidedly in
C. C. C api . es .
22-26
pleted ready for their use, and the ! erty, the proceeds having been absorbed
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Caples returned to
favor of the retention of the Phillipines.
The commissioners court Wednesday ground floor has been laid. The change by others, and that when she signed the
A few democrats and populists also awarded the following bridge contracts: makes a wonderful improvement and i instruments she was of unsound mind. the Grove Tuesday and will sett'e here.
The following resolutions were unani­
favor keeping the islands There seems, Peterson bridge, near Dilley, T. C. the completion of the new brick barn ! A mortgage for $1000 has already beeu They went to Antelope about a month mously adopted by the membership and
however, to be a strong undercurrent of Johnson, $123; Hall bridge, near Shady will make the corner an ornament to the • foreclosed on 45 acres. The case was ago with the idea of locating but the congregation ot the Congregational
postponed until the next term of court. ‘ night of their arrival the whole town church at a meeting held at the close of
feeling to endorse the president's ultima, Brook, D. B. Keasoner, $134.80; Darling town.
| burned, blasting all prospects.
turn, both in the conservative republican Smith, bridge, Patton Valley, D. B.
the evening services Sunday.
We guarantee every sack of Crescent
Boos carries the largest assortment of
and silver ranks.’ ’ It is needless to say Keasoner, $289; Cedar Mill till, M. M.
To the Congregational church of For-
If
the
man
who
picked
up
a
light
black
flour.—
Crescent
Mills.
that the “ conservative republicans” are Mead, $64. The county clerk’s receipts roast coffees and teas.
sliawl at the Kickxpoo show a week ago ! est Grove:
few and far between, republicans almost in July were $166.40; recorder’s $93.90.
Report of Manning school Dist. No. Monday will leave it at the H a t c h e t 1 The committee appointed to draft res-
Portland property to trade.— A 13
unanimously and many of the fusionists
favor on the 1 olutions in regard to Rev. A. Rice, in
Sick headache absolutely and perma­ room hard finished dwelling house, elec­ 44. for term beginning April 11 and end-I oflflce he wUl confer
glorying in the bittle of Manila and not nently cured by using Moki Tea. A tric car line passes the door, in one of ing August 1 No. days taught 78. No. owner.
connection with his withdrawal from
desiring to slight Dewey’s gift to the pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa­ the popular residence portions of the ! boys enrolled 10. No. girls enrolled 7.
I service as our pastor, respectfully pre-
T h ere’s no filth y yellow sedim ent j
American people.
sents the following:
tion and indigestion, makes you eat, city. Lot 25x 100, unincumbered. To Whole No. enrolled 17. Average No. when you dissolve S oa p F oam .
trade
for
farm
property.
Owner
willing
j
belonging
14.
Average
daily
attendance
W h e r e a s ; Our pastor, Rev. A ustin
Forest Grove Stone Company is busy sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction
Mrs. Anna Bahnline, aged 32 died o f R icei for reasons w hich to him seem
13. No. visitors 60. Those who have
sawing stone for the cemetery curbing guaranteed or money back. 25 cts. and to pay cash difference. Inquire of Melki
j been neither absent nor tardy during the ctnsumption at Dilley, Monday even­ sufficient and decisive, lias thought it
to be used at the Amity cemetery. This 5 0 cts. For sale by Chas. F. Miller and Johnson, Forest Grove.
ing. She left three sons and one daugh­
stone has been pronounced A I by good Delta Drug Store.
The Christian Scientist association of | last month are: Nellie Brown, Willie ter, two sisters, Mary and Rose Eisch, of wise to sever his connection with this
Knox,
Kenneth
Beuefiel,
Roy
Bencficl,
j
church as its pastor, it is now
judges of stone. For particulars addrecs
Supt. Ball was a visitor in Forest this place holds its regular services at | Fred Stephens, while those who have Portland— and a father and mother, Mr.
Resolved; By the Congregational
the
home
of
Mr.
H.
D.
Jones
Sunday
J. G. Boos, Forest Grove, Oregon.
Grove Wednesday afternoon.
and Mrs. Fitch of Portland. Interment church of Forest Grove, that we accept
been
neither
absent
nor
tardy
during
morning at eleven o’clock and Wednesday
The remains of the unknown man
the entire four months are Nellie Brown was in the Catholic cemetery at Verboort this decision with deep regret, because
Go to A. B. Stahl, merchant tailor,
who died suddenly in a restaurant in I one door east of postoffice, for a dressy evening at 8 :00. A cordial invitation and
Willie
Knox.— Lillie * Porter, Tuesday afternoon.
ot the exceedingly pleasant and harmon­
to attend these services is extended to
Portland Sunday have been identified :
cj0,
teacher.
ious relations which have existed be­
Table cutlery at Hughes’
all.
as the body of Thomas M. Evans, a far­
tween us during lria 9tay here and the
Hughes carries lime and sand.
William Marske, one of the volunteer
mer living near Glencoe. He was 70
Tiie board of pension examiners met
The only washing powder in the mar­
uniformly high quality of his work as a
years old. Death resulted by tubercu- in Hillsboro yesterday. Dr. Large, bs- ket that will not burn your hands or
Dr. Cole, now in Pendleton, has estab­ soldiers and a former resident of this pastor and preacher among us.
losis of the lungs, aggravated by heat ing one of the examiners, was in atten- make the clothes yellow, is Soap Foam. lished his reputation there, it is reported, county, at Tigardville, died of measles
That we wish to express to him our
| dance.
and exhaustion.
Mr. G. Roberts, of Oak Grove, was by the cure of a man recently shot, who ' n camp nt San Francisco last Friday, high appreciation of his character as a
man of high intellectual and spiritual
Go to Blood's for machine repairing,
If you are going to build and want visiting friends in the Grove last Satur­ was given up by all the other physicians. and was given a soldier’s burial.
Though having four dangerous wounds
For a cook stove go to Tom Madigan’s. attainments, of energy and clear purpose
wagon making and blacksmithing.
lumber it will pay you to see the Moun- day and Sunday.
through careful treatment he is now re­
The W. C. T. U. of Forest Grove will aI1<1 as devoted to every cause which
John Roberts, of Sherwood, who for taiudale Lumber Co. before buying else­
Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on covering.
meet with Mrs. Benson Tuesday, Aug. makes for the progress of the Kingdom
where.
They
are
turning
out
the
fiuest
a iiositive guarantee. Cures heartburn,
three weeks evaded the officers, was ar­
9, promptly at three p. m. Subject for • our Lord Jesus Christ,
Rooms for rent at Mrs. Lvsons.
rested Saturday morning by deputy con­ lumber in the county at ti.e lowest raisiug of the food, distress after eating,
study Sabbath observance.
That 8Ucl> has b*en I M success o f bis
or any form of dyspepsia. One little tab­
stable Frank Klineman, of Hillsboro. prices.
Mr. W. S. Ingles is now in Pendleton,
services in advancing the interests of
He will be held to await the action of
Justice W. D. Smith, of Hillsboro, has let gives immediate relief. 25 cts. and Mr. Jas, Stephenson who formerly re­
New designs of glassware at Greer's
j the church and community, that we had
the grand jury on the charge of having been appointed referee in bankruptcy 50 cts. For sale by Chas. F. Miller, and sided here is also in that city, being em­
Pension of Eliza Ann Reed was al- j hoped for him and for ourselves many
assaulted the McFarland girls at Sher- j for Washington county by Judge Bellin- the Delta Drug Store, Hillsboro.
ployed by Dr. Cole, another ex-citizen. 1 iwed Juno 27 at the rate of $8 per years of an ever strengthening bond of
wood, several months ago.
ger of the U. S. court. He gives a $3000
Mr. Allen of Newberg, inventorof the
month.— Justice
Dolstrum, A tty. for of union and ever increasing usefulness
V i a v l . — Mrs. Schultz, Manager.
Allen fruit dryer, was m town Wednes­
in the Master’s work.
Greer has just received a new stock bond.
C-aimant.
\
With the imp ovements that are going
of crockery and glassware.
Pianos direct from New York for sale day visiting Mr. At ell.
That we hope he may long be spared
The picnic of all the Sunday schools of
on people are getting more critical of the the county to be held in Warren’s grove, and guided to do good work for the
$650 buys 11'/% acres of land 2% miles
The circuit court last w eek granted a or rent by Prof. K. N. Staehr, Forest
Grove. Second hand organs or pianos from Forest Grove, good 2-story house, town’s appeirances and it is frequently Hillsboro, Aug. 10 , promises to I * largely cause of Christ and the church wherever
decree to Mary Ann Barrett against
suggested that Verts hall and the public attended and great interest is lieing taken he may be.
John Schleich, ordering specific perfor­ taken as part payments. All kinds of small barn, watered by good spring
musical instruments at wholesale prices. piped into the house. One acre of or­ tchool are sadly iu need of repainting.
Respectfully submitted,
in it. Hon. W. D. Hare will deliver the
mance of contract on 20 acres of land
i J o s e p h W. M a r s h ,
near Cedar Mills. Alice Beckwith has
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dolph and three chard, all slashed. Forest Grove Land
Moki Tea positively cures Sick Head­ address of welcome on the part of Hills­
Committee: •' H. L. B a t e s ,
boro
and
it
will
be
responded
to
by
Prin.
been granted a divorce from Robert children are guest9 at the home of Mrs. Co.
ache, indigestion and constipation. A
( I. A. M a c r u m .
Beckwith on the grounds of desertion.
James and will remain through tbe
Removes all H. L. Bates of Forest Grove.
Forest Grove, Oregon, July 31, 18^8.
Mr. Stahl, a tailor, has located iu the delightful iierb drink.
Money to loan in sums to suit. Rooms heated season.
For goods cheap read Bailey's locals.
Grove and will occupy the buildir» Mr. eruptions of the skin, producing a per­
1 and 2, Shute Building, Hillsboro, Or.
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
Shaving 10 cents, hair cutting 25 cents Baldwin is putting up east 01 the post fect complexton, or money refunded.
iruggist J. A. Brisbine lost the tip of
25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by Chas. F.
Will pay cash for wool and mohair at the Diamond Shaving Parlor, one
Acker’s English Remedy will stop a Miller, and the Delta Drug Store, Hills­ his right index finger in the chain of his Lung Troubles and Consumption Can
goat’s wool).— Edward L. Naylor.
door west of postoffice. Good work and
bicycle
while cleaning it yesterday.
cough at any time, and will cure the boro.
Cured.
Drs. Ward and Large removed the rag­
An otter measuring 4 feet 8 inches was courteous attention. — A. D. A lle n ,1 worst cold in twelve hours, or mouey
An
Eminent
New
York hemist and
Mrs. Henry Fries and infant daughter ged flesh and dressed the wound.
killed Saturday in a stream running Proprietor.
refunded. 25 cents and 50 cents. For
Scientist
Makes
a
Free Offer to Our
arrived
Monday
and
will
spend
a
month
Practically the whole first joint of the
through the Hawthorne place, near
The brick work of Mr. Clark’s new sale by Chas. F. Miller, druggist.
Readers.
i at Mrs James’ hour .
finger
is
gm
e.
H illsboro. T h is is the largest otter seen b u ild in g is finished and the roof and
The distinguished New York chemist,
Miss Lillie Porter returned Tuesday
Any one who desires to have their
in th is section in years.
1 fron t w ill be q u ick ly put in.
Capt. Henry Cronkite, of Oregon C ity,
T. A. Slocum, demonstrating his discov­
from Mauuing where she has beeu
| teeth extracted should call on Dr. Nixon, formerly a resident of Hillsboro, is in
ery o f a reliable and absolute cure for
Here we are with N ew bed-room suits,
For all purposes for which lye is used teaching for the past three months,
who will extract any number desired the Grove today. He expects to go Sat­
kitchen treasurers, rockers,
dining the Red Seal brand is the liest and
Consumption (Pulmonary Tuberculosis)
1 Money to loan on well improved farms j absolutely without pain, or the sickness urday to Eastern Oregon.
and all bronchial, throat lung and chest
chairs. Prices as low as the lowest, Roe ' cheapest as it is absolutely pure.
! at 8 per cent. Apply to Mary F. Nixon. i and prostration caused by anaesthetics
Bailey has some new goods on hand i diseases, stubborn coughs, catarral affec-
& Buxton.
Prof. L. k . Traver, o f Roseburg visited
generally administered, and he will re-
The first mail to Segers, Gales Spur’s
and they will he constantly arriving ‘ tions, general decline and weakness, loss
1 place the teeth with the best platina pin
Mrs. Jennie Depuy, of Gerard K.usas, his parents in the Grove for a few days
postoffiee
came
last
Friday.
from the East in anticipation of a big ' of flesh, and all conditions o f waating
teeth manufactured in the United States
and Mrs. Lillie Price, of Russell, Kansas, last week. He made the trip by wheel.
fall trade. The public is cordially in- away, will send T H R E E F R E E BOT-
Experience
is
the
liest
teacher.
Use
at
the
cost
of
production.
and Mrs. Hattie Catto, of Portland,
M o n e y t o L o a n — In sums to suit
vi*.*«l to « .»mm« them as they will he of TLKS (all different) o f his New Discov-
Acker's English Remedy in any case of
daughters of Mrs. Sarah Curtis, o f H ill­ purchaser. Forest Grove Land Co.
Mr Horner of the Asto ian was in the standard quality and will be sold cheap eriea to any afflicted reader of the H a T-
\
coughs,
colds
or
croup.
Shonl
1
it
fail
side, are spending the summer with rel­
I CHET writing for them. Hia “ New Sci­
Born.— To the wife of Mr. W. \V. , to give immediate relief money refunded. Grove Wednesday on business with the j accordingly
atives at Hillside.
photo-engravers to secure cuts for the
entific Treatment” has cured thousands
Lewis, of Gales Spur on the 26 inst. a 23 cents and 50 cents.
Tl ere will be a farewell reception for
Take your bicycle to W. A . Bellinger
big souvenir edition they will soon issue
1 permanently by iti timely use, and he
daughter, weight 10 lbs.
Rev. Austin Rice at the home of Hon.
Mrs. J. E Younger and two little in honor of the regalia.
for repairs.
considers it a simple professional duty to
I. A. Macrum Saturday evening from 8
Suits to order $20 and up at A. B. daughters were visiting Mrs. Singleton
Dr. Lowe, the well-known oculist and
Dr. R. H. Hovey, dentist.
j p, 10. All friends of Mr. Rice are cordi- suffering humanity to donate a trial of
S tah l’s.
! and sister last week.
his infalliabie cure.
optician is at Mrs. Sloan's hotel and will
be
Mr. J. M. Garrison is at Am ity in the
remain until Saturday, returning that
evening to his home iu McMinnville. interest of the Forest Grove Stone Co.
The doctor has been missed during his and is meeting with success.
absence in the East where he went, as is
Leave orders tor woodsawing at the
h u custom at frequent intervals, to post feedstore.
up on the latest advances in science in
The commissioners’ court is sitting
caring lor the eyesight.
this week at the county seat, auditing
Buy your machine oil of Dempsey & the county’s bills.
Go to Langley & Son, attorneys-at-
law, for all kinds o f legal work.
W ill
up on his homestead
hia appointment as forest ranger. He
will be stationed in the Cascade reserve
will repair your shoes neatly
in the northern part of Oregon to watch
against fire.
Roos was
last week.
Bnrton
B. M. Collins is irrigating his late po­
tatoes.
Roe & Buxton still lead in the wall
For a cook stove go to Tom Madigan’s.
paper trade.
The railroad commissioners at their
W atch work and repairing at Barnes’
A. B. Stahl, of Chicago, is at Mr».
meeting in Salem Monday investigated
Mrs. Julia Bybee. of Portland, a
the death of W. P. Thomas of this city, pioneer of ’ 43 , is visiting the Misses Sloan’s hotel- He is a tailor and in­
tends locating in the G rove.’ A building
who was killed in Portland on the day
Myers.
for his use is now being put up east of
o f the conductors’ excursion to Seaside,
Exam ine onr stock of linoleum, oil the poet office. There has been need
and found that he was killed w hile at­
cloth and window ahades before buy- ^ere nf * good tailor and Mr. Stahl will
tempting to board a moving train.
ing, Roe & Buxton.
undoubtedly do well, especially as there
The finest display of stoves in the city
The ” Morris” easy chair »• the beat ianow no tailor nearer than Portland.
at Tom Madigan’s.
thing oat. For sale at Smith’s.
Ladies and gents' clothes cleaned, dyed
Prof. Beggs has gone to Astoria where
the and repaired at A. B. Stahl's.
Picture* framed at Smith'*. A ll
he will have charge o f the sports at the
Optical good* at Barnes'.
latest m ouliings kept in stock.
Regatta
Kane.
Mr. M. D. Markham has received
notice from the General Land Office of
Shave 10 eta. Haircut 25 at the old re­
liable barber shop one door north of
Hayden's meat market.— A . N. Scars,
proprietor.
Mrs. Parrish, of Salem, is visiting her
brother. Dr. O. C. Hiatt.
•nv*t®tb
Hop tickets and wheat receipt* printed
Science daily develops new wonder*
and this great chemist, patiently exp« ri-
| b ; the H atchet Printery as cheap as men ting for years, has produced rest»); a
j you can get them in Portland,
as beneficial to humanity as can b -
^ j j , pope wa* run over Tuesday by claimed by any modern genius. His a«-
his wagon loaded with rock*. The right I « « ¡o n that lung troubles and consump-
arm and foot were aeriou*1y injure.! and ‘ w " ■ « curable in any climate is pro en
though no lame* were broken the flesh >»y “ heartfelt letters of gratitude,” £!.'d
was frightfully mangled. Drs. Ward •« his American and European laboiato-
and Ioirge care.1 for him.
««•
thousands from those cured in all
parta of the world.
You will see if yon read Bailey's local,
Medical experts concede that bronchial,
that he doesn't handle any ‘ Cheap ' chest and lung troubles lead to Coa-
John” stock.
! sumption, which, uninterrupted, means
Mr. Chris Schubel, justice of the peace
Messrs. Lote lomgley and Arthur
for Oregon C ity , was in tow 1 Friday
and Saturday visiting Dr. Perrin. Mr. Caples returne«! Tuesday from a week’«
Schnbel has tbe distinction of, though a stay at Newport,
,,
populist, haring been elected in a pre-
The new flouring mill at Cornelius,
_______ j
i —
a „1 : „
i)-/v .
cinct safely yx> republican. This is hia own«*d
by
Aplin
Bros, started
up
second term.
Wednsaday aitenjoon, and will lie run
Mrs. Delta, of Rainier, visited Mrs. C. continuously. In a few days the firm
will commence buying grain.
F . Tigard.
speedy and certain death.
Sim ply write to T. A. Slocum, M. C.,
98 Pine street. New York; givin g post-
office and express address, and the free
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