Michigan House A WELSH BAB If PTOPFiET.”
Making Good.
N O T IC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
The expression “make good,”
An extraordinary incident, alleged product of the American habit of Isolated T ract— Public Laud Sale.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
fo have occurred about the middle creating short and telling idioms, is
regon C ity , O regon , Feb. 16, 1904.
bf
December
last,
has
caused
an
im
M r . a n d M r s . W h itn e y
beginning to comprise the whole Notice is O hereby
given that In pursuance of in
mense sensation in Bethesda. On a story of success in any endeavor, structions
from the Commissioner of the General
Laud office. under authority vested in him hy
Good Meals. Good Board.
Friday while a woman was washing says the St. Louis Republic. Wheth Section
2455, U. 8. Rev. S tat.. as am ended by the
A
c'of Congress approved February 26, 1895, we
her
three-months-old
child,
so
the
er
it
be
an
appeal
to
public
support,
proceed lo offer at public sale on the 6th day
Forest Grove, - - Oregon story goes, she was thunderstruck whether it be in the smaller relation of will April,
1904, at 11 o'clock a. in., next, at this
the following traVt of land, to wit: The
to hear the baby say, “Blwvddyn of of services rendered to an employer, office,
N. E. of N. E. of Section 8, T 1 8, H 4 W. Any
and all persons claiming adversely the above d e
nadwy fydd y iiwyddyn nesaf, main,” the American judgment is becoming scribed
lands are advised to tile their claims in
Undertaking
which, roughly translated, means unusually keen in deciding whether, for
this office on or before the day above designated
the
comm encem ent of said sale, otherwise
“Next year will be a terrible year, on the whole, a man “makes good.” their rights
will be forfeited.
Practical Undertakers £tnd Embalm- mother!” In her astonishment and It is not precisely a question of this
ALGERNON 8. DRES8ER, Register.
ers. Calls answered day or night. terror the mother laid the child or that shortcoming. It is chiefly GEO. W.BIBEE, Receiver.
down and ran to a neighbor’s house a question of a spontaneous judg
and told a woman there of the oc ment. There are no ifs or buts con N O T IC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
v ^ ^ R o e & Buxton currence.
The woman at once ran nected with the matter. The man Department of the Interior,
to
the
house
and, picking the child “makes good” or he doesn’t “make
BOTH ’PHONES.
Forest Grove, Ore.
Land Office at Oregm City, Oregon.
up, soothed and caressed it awhile, good,” and that’s an end to discus
February 13,1904
and then, half playfully, half in sion. Anybody can see whether he Notice is hereby given that
the followe
ing-nanied settler has filed notice of bis
earnest, she said to the child, “Did docs or not. Excuses don’t go.
W . IN. S E A R S
intention to make final p oof in support of
you tell your mother that next year
his Claim, and th at said proof will ne mad-
-Proprietor of-
beforc
Oou ity Clerk o| Washington Coun
would be a terrible year?” To her
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL. ty, Oregon
at billsboro, <>-egon, on April
unbounded astonishment, the child
\ 1904 viz: Augustus H. Wolford, H E.
replied, “Yes,” and fell back dead.1 Of the 038 colleges In the United T. No 3 14549,
fo the S. 'A 8. E M. Sec. 24,
Up-to-date Hair-cutting and rI^ie
. R, 4 vV.
child was buried on the follow States 330 admit women.
He n mes the following it nesses to
Shaving. Laundry agency. ing Saturday afternoon in the pres In the public schools of Germany the pr<’ve
his continuous residence upon and
said land, viz:
ence of large crowds, who discussed bright pupils are separated from the cultivationo
George
Lippcrt,
Oregon.
the story and are spreading it far stupid ones. Medical men do the sort John Lippert < f Buxton,
“
“
ing.
A os E. Mead,
“
“
and wide.—Liverpool Dost.
John Wolford,
•*
“
By Michigan People.
y.
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IV If iln
l^ n d ln u
IlH P h te r .S h o p .
P tir c M t O r o v «s
S t r u c t .
Brooks & Son
New Scheme In Tip*.
William E. Huntington, who has
been chosen president of Boston uni
versity. is llfty-nine years old and was
educated at the University of Wiscon
sin.
Only one school in Maine indulges in
midwinter graduation exercises, and
that is the Gorham Normal school,
which sends out two classes of gradu
ates each year.
M. Leon Dunfour, a Parisian res
taurateur, has decided to do away
with tips by assessing his guests 5
per cent of their bills and dividing
the money thus raised among his
He has had little notices
to this effect printed on pretty pink
„
Pacific Avenue waiters.
paper in three languages—to wit,j
French, English and German—ex Wanted—to rent, a five or six room
L a te s t S ty le s
plaining modestly that this is a trial house at once. Call on Beebe, the
in order to palliate as far as
Suits for Ladies and Gents. made
possible the irritating question of printer, at the “News” office.
7
Complete line new samples. gratuities and adding that the per Farmers—when you
buy your field
centage will be handed over in full
J o h n A n d e rs o n , to the staff and be considered as and garden seeds don’t fail to call on
THE TAILOR. taking the place of the former gra T. A. Ritchie, at Heackprarfers. His
tuities. The majority of his guests
Oregon thoroughly approve of it, and so line is complete with the very best.
Forest Grove,
does his staff. He calculates the Pioneer Employment Co., 215 Mor-
average percentage a month at 1,200
francs, which, divided among his trison St., Portland, Oregon, is one of
... Correspondence... ten
employees, makes 120 francs for he best known and most reliable com
each.
This means a rough total of panies on the Coast, furnishes all kinds
♦♦ School of Shorthand ♦. 1,440 francs
a year for each mem of help on shortest notice, free to
For Information, Address, ber of his personnel.
employers.
... G. B. HARDIN ...
W h fr f I t r l e r n Com«? Krntn.
Can suit you. They have
a complete stock of Harness,
Whips, Lap Robes. Repair
ing a specialty. Call in.
Typewriters sold and rented.
Forest Grove. . . . Oregon
0. R. Downs
Candies and Fruits of all
kinds, Soda Water, Bread,
Pies and Cakes, Hot Pop-
Corn and Peanuts.
Sunday Oregonian for Sale Here
FOREST GKOVE,
y.
-
-
-
OREGON
Karmcr* an<l M erchants
I Link, of Korcst iirovc,
Capital, $25,000.
The best brier root from which pipes
Building Sites for Sale.
AY* made comes from the borders of
Italy and France. In the mountainous Choice lots in finest locations.
districts of these countries roots arc Water, shade, sidewalks, best drainage,
¿ « 4 out that have grown for ages and
are sometimes larger than a man's extra deep and right prices. Enquire
body welgniug hundreds of pounds. of owner—Earl B. Hawks at the News
A N n t n r n l llr ltlir «* .
Offiice.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER,
Receiver.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon,
February 23, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, enti
tled “ An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
as extended to ail the Public Lands States by act of Au
gust 4, 1892, Knute Westberg, of Portland, county of
Mul n imah, State of Oregon, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No. 6258, for the purchase of
the W. 1-2 of N. W. 1-4 of Section No. 28 in Township
No. 3 N., Range No. 4. West, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver
of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Monday, the
16th day of May, 1904.
He names as witnesses:
Robert T. Simpson, of Buxton, Oregon,
Adam Simpson, of Buxton, Oregon,
Thomas G. McFailand, of Buxton, Oregon,
M. Middaugh, of Buxton, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-de
scribed lands are requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 16th day of May, 1904.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER,
42-46
'
Register.
AREYOU
Going to Build?
If so get Mu Peter
son's Rock Bottom
Prices on
Nails, Locks, Hinges,
Wall paper, Window
Blinds Lath Moulding
Doors Windows Lime.
P a in t s
Geologists have come to the eor~t?
Not a Fake
slon that Australia and Tasmania were
In fact everything to complete
formorly united by a land bridge and Our friends and customers are asked
and
furnish a house. Remember
that It wns on It that Tuamanlaa ani
to
pay
no
attention
to
mis-statements
the place, two doors north of P. 0.
mals o '.tem i Victoria.
I.t - n g ih y
I.fin d
T i- n n r e ,
A unique example of lengthy land
fi*» in re by the same family Is reco ¡tied
-n the French press. The property In
onestimi Is that of St. Bertha, which
for 38G years has been leased by moir.
hers of the Moueadel family.
ro p o n flu tte r.
made by parties who claim to know corner, Main St., Forest Grove, Ore.
more about our business than we do Here you will find i
Complete Stock.
ourselves.
There is no fake about our closing
out. We are advertizing in several
eastern papers to find a buyer for our Dr. V. L. DIMMICK, Dentist
store, have had several letters of
inquiry and will sell to the first party Upstairs, Wagner Building,
who puts up the money.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
Respectfully
cocoa nut oil (cocoa butter*, t*»-
Transacts a general banking l*ur Aditi cheaper
lard. Is much usiti
business. C o rre sp o n d e n t’s, le lin n tra rinn than
kitchens, especially foi
Wells Fargo & Co. Banks. making sweet pastry.
T hom as & J am es .
C o n i lirpoalfe.
HOLLY
It Is estimated that benenth ll»\-
CIRCLE
C. L. Large, li. D.
earth's crust there are about 8,000.-
IV. H . W illia m s & S o n OOO.OOO.fKifi
Meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each
yards of coal at dcp'hs . . . PHYSICIAN a n d su r g eo n
month in Odd Fellows’ Hall. Forest Grove. All
— -.-" - Hr.dqu.nrr« ter
members and visiting members are invited.
avallatile for the use of man— In round
Diseases of women a specialty.
numbers, a little over 7,000,000,000.000
L u m b e r in R o u £ h
JESSIE BUXTON. Guurdian Neighbor.
Forest Grove, - - Oregon
1 . r.D. Kernel.
PORKST CKOVI. OREGON If a.
SOPHIA C. Smith, Clerk.
No. 185, W. 0. W.
It