Washington County news., October 27, 1904, Page 5, Image 5

Farmers and M erchants
R a n k , of F o r e s t P ro v e .
A R are of the c *
With • G
C a p i t a l , $ 2 5 t( K ) Q
Transacts a generai
banking
business. C o r r e s p o n d e n t ’s
Wells Fargo & Co. Banks
Dr. Wm. M. Pollock,
DENTIST.
Office over Bazaar. Forest Grove, Or.
¿11 work in the
dental line. Reg-
gating c h ild re n
md adult teeth,
Prepared to do
work at night, but
must be by ap-
pointm ent...........
C. L. Large, M. D.
. . . PHYSICIAN
Diseases
AN D
SURGEON
oí w om en a
Forest Grove,
-
specialty
-
Ore
FINE ST. LOUIS SERVICE
New Sleeping-Car Arrangements Made
by the 0. R. & N.— Low Rates
St. Louis Fair visitore will be inter­
ested in knowing that the 0 . R. & N.
has inaugurated a daily through stand­
ard sleeping-car service to that city,
|, passengers arriving there in the morn­
ing.
i September 5, 6, 7, October 3, 4, 5,
the 0. R. & N. will sell 90-day return
.triptickets to St. Louis for $67.50; to
| Chicago. $72.50. Stopovers allowed
I1 going and returning. Particulars of A.
Craig, General Passenger Agent,
Dr. J. J. Wiggins
Osteopathic phyÜQÍwv^of Portland.
|toDtinues to visit forest Grove and
»y be seen
Mr. D»vid Smith’s
dence on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
rys.
Notice for Publication
Land O fic e , O regon C ity. Oregon,
__
October 10. 1904.
I fcucc s h rreb y f r m n * i a c t a y l i i a c t w ith the
of the act of t o j r a i c f J u a e l . 1878. entitled
let for th e sale o f t u b e r lands in the States of
► regoojleeada. and W ashington T e p ito ry .'
to a ll th e FWbbc L and States by act of
J a n e s N . K x e . o f C latskam e. county
Stats o f O regon, has th is day filed in this
sworn statessaeat No 651C. for the purchase of
W i of Sectsoa S e 13 in tow nship No. 2 N.
No. f W , and w ill offer proof to show that the
**•£-' is roorevaJw abte t a r its Umber or stone than
•♦cultural purposes, and to establish 1 ts claim to
before C. S. la n d Office a t O regon C ity. Ore-
T te C sy . th e * 7 * day o f Decem ber. 190«. He
a se s;
Kratr of C lafshatae. O regon. Sarah E Fisk
O regon. G eorge W . D ailey of Clatskanie,
Free C. W h itten o f P ortland, Oregon,
and all person c la im in g adversely the above-
lands are r e cuestad to file th e ir claim s in this
08 or before said 27th day o f Decem ber. 1904.
A L G S R JIO N S . D M S S E B , Begister.
Notice for Publication
Land O A oe O regon C ity, Oregon.
October 10, 190«.
is hereby g ir e n th a t in com pliance with the
* of the a ct o f r« m [i i m o f Jome 3. 1878. en-
Ar. ;c t for th e sa le of lu sh e r lands in tye States
>• O regon, N e re d a . and W ashinrm m Terri
•afetided to a il tbe r o ta te Laorf States by act of
1892, B e n ry K . T r . o f Clmsfcanie. county of
Sts'e of O regon, ta n th is « y tile d in this
l awrer ra te m e m No 6511. ta r th e purchase of
7* c ' Section N o 12. in T ow nship No. 2. R No.
• t h offer proof as sbow th a t th e land Sough- is
.
trsBteT ee stone th a t for a g r - '.l
|W rpo,es. and to m u M M M s d a t a , So aoU land
* R-g reT and Bece i r e r a t O regon City Land
Tuesday, th e 27th day o f D ecem ber. 190«.
“ * « » -rsesoea. ta n a s N . B ice of C laaskani'.
» s ' - K. Fisk of C latsk a n ie. O regon. Fred C.
of Por land. Or ego n , ta h n C » ry a r
. »U remona dah
I land« are repuetaed
1 or before la id 27th day « I
ALGERNON S. I
the above
n s tn this
ONLY
70 HOURS
In the highest pans « t v
mountain*, around tbe
c
th.'re is « tribe.
m ^
lu^ _
wme. w h k£ spewk* in ^
UiaUvt of the G « « a a *
has its own pecuiiir
c
r
in many w ays
l£ .
Tscberkeasra. Ann«:iaaa.
and other tribes that d vyfl ir Ow « t n -
country. It is the tribe « z^t - ^
>
ians.
Like the rest of the C A w *« »
they have recognixcd
f tv r :,
ty. But they adhere te tbe en -31 - 1 -
they are not defen d ed freo.
rates, like the other rriie*. >tn: :
their ancestors were G e n u a h e .
who had gone to the rrwm d** imc ▼
after the dlsastrvcs end e f
n.s-
crusade. had been Urine*
tue w
valleys of the Caucasus. wWsure r was
impossible for them to wi» tb e r n r
■ jut and homeward r.wt—r m the t x
ilance of the Moslem f*e. s* « ,Ci~
they settled dew □ 1 a i :.>*a f .r .^
among the Caucasus b o w h i i wen."!,
who have alw ays been M e d toe tu c '
beauty.
It is a strange fact that the o***-
tinians understand the «.-Vote «f •>- T .
ing malt liquors, and they lt * the e*iuy
ones who <lrink beer, the « h e r tr *■+
preferring Asiatic liquors.
T w o Through
S e c that
D a ily
Yonr T ick et R ea d s Via the
C.
£
X. W. RY .
L a JJZE í . 5 X 3 a 1 A3E3ÍT.
— iL 3 j IZM a SK . ? a S S N 3 3 A
Na. I SS Tnrrc 3
THE WORD LIVERY.
t
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It O rlgion lly Meant f t n i U l a g B e.
llrere tl or F re e ly U r e a
Our wortl livery i> d e r iv e i : i '".* xle .
tbe French, from tbe I i ; j
-
»'•liver.
Hence a livery a r j- t u T i
meant something delivered « fr*w.t
given, and came to be aj^-hec » hi
allowance o f food or ciotbesc
From Norman times a s Raglao. »
bleman allotted a 5 xed “ISvery' «
bread, wine and candles to Lis «erwr*-.»
for tbeir private use. A rea m o r.
this system still surviTe* at < •x ittri
and Cambridge, where tLe feikrw* >f i
college are entitled to a daiiy i 3 * t
ance of food called “ com
An allowance o f provroier f :<* i
horse was also called a livery *®c i
horse fed and groomed for i*> vi*^
at a fixed charge wa* said to i*
livery
In tLe middle ages “ fivery" « »
by any one who wa* in any ^ec.-*** ^
the service of another of
•- ru n
or station.
Tbe trading companies of tkse <rty •"
lymdon used to provide a « t d U 2
for their freemen, who becas>? Lz>. v
as liverymen, a Utle w h kh ti * 7 ^
retain.
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C lo th in g !
î f c s Ses
3*v2rroats * n ¿ C rai
S 10.00
JD
S20J00.
John Anderson, Ite Tailor
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4
CIRCULATING LlBRAR E5
T h ey W ere Stnrted by the Peetlemers
• f the MMAie A « *
The earliest form of
-
brary was tbe lending 0 « o f
^
hire by stationers of the » > * * *
“
but this was of very Uattfeo ^ ^
In the reign of Henry I ' .
-
Bury, bishop of
^ L i ­
able library for tbe a « of 'J t i.r i . «
dents. Two prorUk-oe ar» T« y 1
tical, one being that no boo* « “
i
lnto circulation o n * « there wa* *
duplicate; tbe other, that tbe
bad to deposit seeurity ex.*e-_~s
value <tt tbe b o o t
im oferm lloe
So*
tbe first [.roper b ^ r j
tlon in I 'l l - f
^
1725 with one fo » n * i bT
.
Tbe •«< [« M e « r i *
w m established In
L
rlem -m an.
^
„ l i e d to . o r e * * £ £ 2 .
and at Ixiudon in tbe •
ed in becoming i-jpo-A'
"
scientific aodetie- e***Y > ^
~
lng librariea in
and in the n l o e t ^ .
more widely a p r e a d - L o « * «
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S c r u ts i s W ta c a L O 2 Ä , B a r i c i a a o
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L iq u id F o r m a ld e h y d e
w n« pc* DSL C rot nou- one ouar cf nnnacrcî-vc*
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n s urrr Ettori a whht . Sorbete zut ams toz shewei r o»rr.
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Ä na. 5 Î or . Quarta. VQ na. y
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Martin's Feed Store,
W . N,
VUlMfW
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Wm. R. Stephens
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