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.... county
forts in the matter of spring and fall
vegetables, and would kindly ask a
EARL B. HAWKS. Editor.
continuation of your efforts, and anx
iously beg that if you have even a fair
Published Every Thursday by the Washing
crop of spring grain or vegetables, to
ton County Publishing Co. Incorporated
first notify me before cutting or har
at Forest 6rove, Oregon
vesting it, in order that I may secure
a sample of the same, or if you can
WILL FRENCH, Butin#** Manager.
EARL R. HAWKS, Associate Manager.
not get word to me in due time, cut
a sample taking care to secure the
CIRCULATION 1500.
best and the longest straws and store
the same in a cool dark place and no
Rates on Job Work and Adver
tify me that you have the same, or if
tising Furnished on Enquiry.
Public Sale of Dairy Stock
coming to town leave the same at the
The undersigned will sell at public office of Cornelius & Lyons, Main
auction without reserve, at his farm at street, Hillsboro. I would say do not
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
Banks, 2 miles north of Greenville, at sacrifice of heads for length of straw.
Office on Pacific Avenue.
10 a. m., on
Both Phones.
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news
Sadie Cronin has with drawn from
the contest, leaving seven candidates
now in the field for World’s Fail hon
ors. Many are under the impression
that the contest will involve a fight be
tween Forest Grove and Hillsboro, but
such is not the case. The winning
candidates from each place will have
the opportunity to make the trip to St.
Louis. There are two distinct con
tests and any lady from the county
may enter either contest but not both.
SATURDAY, JULY 30,
Marriage Licenses
Entered at the post-office at Forest Six heifers, two and three years, High
Graded Jerseys, now in milk, fresh; 3
Grove, Oregon, as second class
H. W. Kafer and Elsie L. Booth;
mail matter.
cows, four years old, fresh, Graded F. D. Otis and Jessie Warren; Samuel
Jerseys; 5 head cows, in milk, six, Guwan and Mattie Fairbanks.
Address all communications to Wash seven and eight years, part of them
ington County Pub. Co.,
Graded Jerseys and Holsteins.
Real Estate
Forest Grove, Ore.
TERMS OF SALE
W O Pulley et al to Mary E.
Six
month's
time,
interest
at
6
per
If the NEWS fails to reach its subscrib
Atterbury à acre in sec 32 t
ers or is late, we request that immedi cent, off for cash. Note must be
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55
ate attention may be called to the same. bankable.
Frances A Lewis to Ellen W
J. C. SCHULMESICH
Starrett lot 13 in Fruitvale
TH URSDAY, JULY 21, ’04
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
add to Forest Grove.............
600
This is a fine herd, the result of 8 Thos Connell et al to John W
We are glad to note that something years’ selection in the dairy business.
Connell 158.70 acres in Jos
is being done to improve the roads Mr. Schulmerich is going out of the
L Meek claim in sec 17 t 1
and streets this good weather. Let the dairy business for the present, and
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good work continue.
here is an opportunity to build up your I H Gove et ux to Gustav Tew-
herd with some fine stock.
fel 60 acres in sec 1 t 1 s r 1
Elsewhere appear a few lines relative
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Political Wisdom From Mr. Dooley
to the history of the Congregational
J. C. Aldrich et ux to F. A.'1
Church. Each new building whether
A Dimmycrat has plenty iv principles
Lewis 100 x 100 ft block 16
it be a church, a factory or a home he’ll fight for, on’y they niver get into
Forest Grove, Oregon...........
adds to the sum total of our develop a Dimmycratic platform.
F M Walker et ux to H Stowell
I object to th’ party wearin’ the cast
ment.
50 acres in t 2 n r 3 v .........
400
off duds iv th’ Raypublicans.
Harland Stowell et ux to O G
The coupon contest for a trip to the
A Dimmycrat is a free an’ indepen
Barlow n e 4 sec 25 t 2 n r
World’s Fair, is now on in earnest and dent citizen who thinks f r himself—
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250
henceforth instead of the holders of cou wrong.
Lois MacMahon to John Henry
pons reserving them to see who are to
Ye cud hold a Raypublican Naytion-
Walker 76.10 a in t 1 s r 3
be candidates, they will begin voting al Convintion in a clothes closet, but
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them. Again, because of the newness ye cudden’t r-run an orderly Dimmy
Isaac Allen to John Kirkwood 1
of the contest many of the merchants cratic convintion in a forty- acre lot.
acre in A J Master’s d i e . .
400
whose names appear in the advertis-
There isn’t a platform in th’ wurruld
ment, all of whom have agreed to give wide enough f’r two good Dimmycrats Jas T Buxton et ux to James F
McGill 100x50 ft in bl’k 5
a coupon with every 25 cent cash to stand on without crowdin’.
Forest Grove......................... 2000
purchase, forget to hand but coupons.
A man who has held office a long
To assist the merchants in this re time is a Raypublican annvhow.
Probate Court
spect each person making cash pur
Afther all the gr-reat issue befure
Estate of E. W. Neukirch, deceased.
chases should ask for the coupons. th’ American people nex’ Novimber
Every Wednesday night the votes will will be: “ Ar-re there more Raypubli Final account filed. Monday, August
be counted by the committee and cans thin Dimmycrats oi ar-re there 29, 1904, set for hearing said account.
Estate of James A. Sloan, deceased.
published in the News. If the cou not?”
pons are handed out with each pur
Th’ Raypublican platform is me Bond filed and approved. George F.
chase it would take but three weeks at frind Teddy Rosenfelt. H e’s standin’ Naylor, Albert Dilley and H. B. John
the outside to close the contest, on himsilf.—The Evening Telegram. son appointed appraisers.
which ends with the handing out of
Guardanship of Hazel Miller, a min
60,000 coupons, 11,000 of which Thanks to the Farmers of Washington or. B. F. Purdy released from bond.
County
have been issued. Very little voting
Bond of H. P. Roberts approved.
I desire to thank the farmers of this
has been done as yet, but the last day
Guardianship of Elizabeth Schmidt,
or two votes came in rapidly. The county for their kind interest and aid insane. Petition asking for appoint
following is the count of the com shown me in my efforts to represent ment of guardian filed. Citations or
our county at the State Fair this fall
mittee.
dered issued and served on Elizabeth
Pearl Chandler..............................212 also at the Lewis & Clark Exposition
Alycc Cronin................................204 next year, indeed, I have yet to find a Schmidt to appear at County Court, in
Manche Langley..........................168 single person who is not only willing Hillsboro, on Monday, August 8, 1904,
Sadie Cronin.................................... 25
but anxious to do his utmost in this at 10 o’clock.
Stella Via.................................... 24
Est. Rodney Jones, deceased. Pro
Detta Friday................................ 9 matter. The collection so far secured
perty
exempt from execution turned
Maude Shannon........................... 7 far surpasses my anticipation; never
Grace Baer.................................. 3 theless, it will require still greater ef over to widow.
Guardianship of John T. Johnson,
incompetent. Petition filed for guardi
an for John T. Johnson. Citations is
sued requiring all persons interested to
appear on Aug. 1, 1904.
Estate of Sirwell N. Fuller, deceas
ed. Report and account approved.
Estate of H. L. Smock, deceased.
Final account approved, estate closed
of record and executor discharged.
Estate of C. A. Raymond, deceased.
J. P. Tamiesie appointed guardian ad
litem for Glen Raymond and Clyde
Raymond,
Guardianship of Lloyd and Roy Al
vin Baldwin, minors. Report of sale
real estate filed and approved. Bond
approved. Confirmation of sale con
tinued for 15 days.
Circuit Court
Circuit Court met on Monday, July
18, and disposed of the following cases
In re-assignment Richard Morton
insolvent.
Assignee allowed until
first day of next term to file notice of
final settlement.
Frizzell vs Frizzell. Demurrer over
ruled.
State of Oregon vs Ulm taken under
advisement.
Heilman vs Borchers set for trial
July 27, 1904.
McKay vs Smith demurrer overruled
and deft allowed 30 days to answer.
Johnson vs Johnson deft, allowed un
til Thursday, July 21, 1904, to file
affidavit.
State of Oregon vs David J. Porter.
Time for filing information by District
Attorney extended until first day of
next regular term.
Miller vs Miller. Dismissed.
Cole vs Cole. Decree of Divorce
granted.
Burkhardt vs Burkhardt. Divorce
granted.
Armstrong vs Neeves.
Default
entered.
Fragmeier vs Wachlin et sale con
firmed.
Gray vs. Gray. Default entered.
Lyda vs. Jerome. Settled.
A. Gordon vs N. A. Barrett. Referred
Jackson vs Tongue. Referred.
Gerrish vs Gerrish. Settled and dis
missed.
Littlehales vs E. J. Hubbert. Judge
ment taken,
Dennis vs Swift et al. Referee or
dered to pay to clerk $8.32 for J. G.
Matheny and $4.16 for Paul Baker.
E. E. Miller vs Fred Patterson
Sheriff directed to execute deed of re
alty to E. E. Miller.
Franklin vs Franklin.
Divorce
granted.
State of Oregon vs Salzgeber. Mot
ion to dismiss appeal overruled.
Stanley vs Stanley. Dismissed.
Gaskill vs Gaskill. Divorce granted.
Halscher vs Sewell. Demurrer over
ruled, deft, allowed 5 days in which to
file answer.
Johnson \s Johnson. Motion to dis
miss overruled, demurrer overruled.