Emphatically Received
Peterson— Crow.
When H . H. Stuart, the popular
attache of the condenser and his amia­
ble bride, stepped from the 9 a. m.
train Tuesday they were emphatically
received. Geo. Sibley says he received
a wire from Seattle stating that the
bridal couple would arrive on that day
and was instructed to arrange to
receive them.
Well, whether he did or not is not
a question, for when the train stopped
the condenser whistle was tied down
for about 15 minutes, besides during
the noise seven pounds of dynamite
were set off, enough to raise the hair
of any admiral, and all the other known
appliances for making a noise were set
in motion. The day before appropriate
coupons which read like this: “ Cigar
coupon, the holder of this coupon is
entitled to one good cigar by applying
at the condenser any time after the
whistle blows, a. m. Tuesday, Oct. 31
1905. H. H. Stuart.”
These to the number of 500 were
distributed throughout the country so
that everyone throughout the country
might smuke to the health and best
wishes of the bride and groom.
Wedding bells rang out in Portland
Sunday, on the occasion of the mar­
riage of Mr. Pete Peterson to Mrs.
Sarah E. Crowe, both former residents
of this city. The Wedding was cele­
brated at the home of the bride in
the presence of relatives and intimate
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson’s For­
est Grove friends have been sending
them their heartiest congratulations.
Report of Dilley. District 10.
Goldenrod Hour Guaranteed
ORIGIN O F P IK E ’S PEAK.
In d ian
l .e i r c u d o f Ilia K o r m n t l i m
T I i J m I ' m u u u i M o u n t u i u .
PAINFULLY SEDATE.
of
A I’ r o ft -.a o r * . K v r n ln jc P a r i j
P a r t . L a tin q u a r t e r .
la
th *
A N E W LUNE O F
T h e q u a in t liu lla u legem i o f th e fo r­
" I t w a s difficult to im a g in e t h a t I
No. of days taught, 20; No. boys
w as in th e h e a r t o f P a ris , a m o n g people
enrolled, 37; No. girls enrolled, 37. m atio n o f I ’ik e 's p e a k is a s follow s:
"A t th e b e g in n in g o f a ll th in g s th e
Total number enrolled, 74.
Whole le sse r s p ir its p o ssesse d th e e a r th a n d bred n n d b o rn in th e c a p ita l," s a y s a
w rite r te llin g o f th e se c tio n o f th e L a t­
number days attendance, 1246; whole d w e lt n e a r th e h u n k s o f th e g re a t in q u a r te r In w h ic h th e p ro fe s so rs of
number days absence, 44; whole num­ riv er. T h ey h u d c re a te d a ra c e o f m en th e U n iv e rsity of " P a r i s h a v e th e ir
to he th e ir s e rv a u ts , h u t th e se m en
ber times tardy, 16. Average daily at­ w e re f a r s u p e rio r to th e p re s e n t in ­ hom es. “T h e se m en, th e se lu m in a rie s
tendance, 62; visitors, 3.
Those h a b ita n ts o f th e e a r th a n d m ad e e n d ­ of science, ho w d iffe re n t th ey looked
tro u b le fo r th e ir c re a to rs . T h e re ­ am o n g th e ir w o m a n k in d ! S in ce th en
neither absent nor tardy during the less
fo re th e le s se r s p irits reso lv ed to d o I h a v e v isite d m a n y p ro fe s so rs ' hom es
month were Marie Hammelman, Sadie ►troy m a n k in d a n d th e e a r th its e lf, so a n d h a v e fo u n d th em a ll cu rio u sly
Runion, Hazel Hundley, Lois Tupper, th ey c a u se d th e g r e a t riv e r to rise u n ­ alik e. No m a tte r w h e th e r th e a p a r t ­
til It h u rs t its h u n k s a n d o v e rw h elm ed
George Phenline,
Lena Dethlefs, e v e ry th in g . T h ey th e m se lv e s took each m e n t be on a second, th ird o r fo u rth
Boor, w h e th e r it be a n e x p e n siv e ot
Donald Lamb, Clarence Hardibeck, a la rg e p o rtio n of th e b e st of th e e a rth c h ea p one, th e In m a te s a re a ll alike,
Freda Stewart, Harold Hiatt, Grant th a t th e y m ig h t c r e a te a n ew w orld ta lk alik e, d re ss alike. If y o u h av e
a n d a q u a n tity o f m aize, w hich h a d
Alexander, John Dethlefs, Roy Hiatt, been th e ir p a r tic u la r food, a n d r e tu r n ­ seen one hom e, y o u h a v e seen th e m all.
F ollow m e to a fo u rth floor in th e Itue
Lester Hughes, Berris Tupper and e d to heuveu. A rriv in g a t th e g a te of G a y -L u ssa c . W e a re u sh e re d in to th e
Lottie Dethlefs of Miss Field’s room. h e av e n , w hich is u t th e end o f the d ra w in g room . T h e fu r n itu r e Is rna
p lain s, w h e re th e sky a n d m o u n ta in s
Wilford Briggs, Cecil Hughes, Mabel m eet, th e y w e re told th a t th ey could h o g a n y , a lw a y s m a h o g a n y , a n d of a
b a d period. T h e re u re no flow ers, b u t
Stewart, Willie Hammelman, Edna n o t b rin g su c h b u rd e n s o f e a r th Into a d u s ty fe rn in a m ajo lic a p o t: on
A c co rd in g ly th ey d ro p p e d th e m an te lp ie c e a clock a n d a c a n d e la ­
First in Agriculture.
Hundley, Edith Lamb, Mary Kuhns, h e av e n .
th em all th e n a n d th e re . T h e se fa ilin g b ra , w ith fra m e d p h o to g ra p h s in th e
The department of exhibits Satur­ May Stewart, Cecil Tupper, John m a s se s m a d e a g r e a t h e a p ou th e top
sp a c e s b e tw e e n ; o v e r th e c o tta g e pi- j
day finished compiling the list of med­ Conwell and Letha Tupper of Miss o f th e w o rld w hich e x te n d e d fa r a n o th e p o r tr a it o f M. le D ro fe sseu r in
a b o v e th e w a te rs , a n d th is is th e orig in th e g re en e m b ro id ere d u n ifo rm o f a
als and prizes awarded the agricultural Wetle’s Room.
o f D ike’s p e ak , w hich is th u s sh o w n to
exhibitors at the Lewis and Clark Ex­
MISS WETLE, Principal, lie d ire c tly u n d e r th e g a te o f heaven. m em b e r o f th e A cadem y o f Science,
w ith his d re ss sw o rd , o v e r w h ic h he
position. As was expected, the list
MISS F ie l d s , Assistant ( I t w a s fo rm e rly tw ic e u s h igh u s now , g e n e ra lly stu m b le s. B u t do n o t th in k
b
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st
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su
m
m
it,
u
s
is
to
ld
in
a
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t h a t tlie p ro fe s so rs ' fa m ilie s a r e blind
shows that Oregon is far in the lead
o th e r legend.)
! to b e a u ty . T h ey w ill a d m ire a n d a p ­
FERN HILL.
with the number of medals and prizes
“T h e ro c k m a s se s upon it a n ti all p re c ia te a w o rk of a r t a s w ell a s you
THE-
(From Last Week.)
a b o u t sltow th a t th e y h a v e been o r I, b u t in th e ir hom es th e y c o n sid er
awarded by the Exposition, having
Brick
Livery,
Feed
and Sale Stable
The farmers are all busy seeding, d ro p p e d fro m th e sk y . T h e v a rie ty b e a u ty a n e g lig ib le q u a n tity . T hey
about 384 gold medals alone ior her
a n d e x te n t o f th e m in e ra l w e a lth In a lso g iv e very little a tte n tio n to th e ir
See our ad. in the T. P. A. Guide. Drummers’ trade our
agricultural display. Colorado follows some of them are through and are th e re g io u p ro v e th a t th e e a r t h 's choic­
\ b odies—to
th e in n e r o r o u te r m an. 1
specialty. Our ’Bus meets all trains. Carries U . S. mail.
e s t m a te ria ls u re d e p o site d th e re . And h a v e o fte n w o n d e red w h e th e r th e sa m e
Oregon with 222 gold medals, and plowing for spring planting.
Baggage and freight called for and delivered.
still
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c
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n
s
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lla
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s
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ove
a
c
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ss
Wyoming is third on the list with 79
August Krausey, who has been very th e h e a v e r a n d v a n is h a b o v e th e ta ilo r su p p lie s th e m a ll w ith th e ir old
fa
sh
io
n
e
d
co
ats.
Finest
Rigs. Best Horses. Good Drivers.
gold medals.
sick with typhoid fever is much better. m o u n ta in s u m m its w e m ay see th e ;
“ N or does th e in n e r m an fa re m uch
s
p
irits
rise
fro
m
th
e
g
r
e
a
t
riv
e
r
a
n
d
North Dakota and Idaho make a
b e tte r. T h e cooks in th e ir e sta b lish - i
Comer Main and Pacific Ave., Forest rove, Or.
Mr. Hullsman is digging a well, has
p u ss to th e g a te o f h eav en . T h e fall- | m e a ts seem to be a lto g e th e r d iffe re n t 1
good showing, having captured 77 and dug seventy feet and no water yet.
Ing s t a r s a re th e ir fa llin g b u rd e n s or c re a tu re s fro m th o se w e m ee t else­
60 gold medals, respectively. Mon­
Chas. Cooper threshed some clover th e d ro p p in g g ra in s o f m aiz e.’'
w here. T h ey esc h ew sla n g , tlie lr g ra m ­
tana gets 61 gold medals, Washington
m a r is b e tte r, b u t th e ir cooking is
seed but it did-not turn out very good.
C U LTIV A TE TACT.
w orse—v e ry m uch w o rse —th a n lu th e ;
31 and California 18. Louisiana gets
Leonard Dixon has zone back East
hom es o f th e less In te lle c tu a l m e m b e rs
ten gold medals for her agricultural
I f Y o n D o Y o t I’ oM.sexN I t , S t r i v e t o
o f society. T h e w om en form a d is tin c t
on a visit.
A c q u i r e It.
exhibits. Japan is awarded three gold
j ty p e. T h ey seem to b elo n g to a p a st
I
w
a
n
t
It
re
co
g
n
ize
d
t
h
a
t
ta
c
t
sh
o
u
ld
Archy
Duncalf
has
moved
into
his
g e n e ra tio n , a n d th e ir d re ss is In keep- ,
medals, Canada two and Illinois three.
he ta u g h t c o n tln u o n s ’v, se rio u sly , th o r­ 1 in g w ith th e s ty le o f th e ir h a ir. L iv- j
The new store in Cornelius is now open. In the line of dry goods
New York State gets one gold medal new house.
o u g h ly ; t h a t It sb o u i he p laced lu the ing a m o n g th e m se lv e s, th e y a p p e a r to 1
and
Notions,
Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods of all kinds;
Mr. Pidcock has made some im­ fo re fro n t o f e d u c a tio n a n d ta k e its h a v e no n otion o f w h a t is o c c u rrin g in
for an agricultural exhibit.
Shirts and Overalls of all sizes, patterns and pieces. In groceries of the fin­
n
a
tu
r
a
l
first
p
la
c
e
sid
e
b
y
sid
e
w
ith
the
provement on his house.
th e w o rld ly p a r t o f P a ris. T h e ir d r e s s ­
c a te c h ism , w rite s F r a n k D a u b y in m a k e rs a re 'o f th e q u a rte r,’ a n d th e ir j est quality we excel, and have a splendid stock. A good line of farm im­
Kissing a Cure for Dyspepsia.
plements, Buggies, Wagons, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, etc. We have
Miss Lizzie Swanson is sucessfully B lac k a n d W h ite .
m illin e rs m a k e th e ir h a ts w ith th e o dds
With feelings of unmixed joy we teaching the Fern Hill school.
A frie n d o f m in e re c e n tly su ffe rin g a n d en d s b ro u g h t to th em . S uch a
the Standard manufactures. We take Produce in payment and pay the
u n d e r a g re a t b e re a v e m e n t w a s In th e
highest market price for the same. Come and see the new store. Corner
chronicle the fact, says Leslie’s Week­
Monday, Oct. 23, was the birthday re c e ip t o f In n u m e ra b le le tte r s a n d te le ­ | th in g a s a fa sh io n p a p e r n e v e r cro sse s
I th e ir p a th . I a m c e rta in th e s e lad ie s j Fourth and Main stieets. No trouble to show goods, even if you do not
ly, that a distinguished French physi­
of Philip Schneiders and a number of g ra m s fro m frie n d s , a c q u a in ta n c e s a n d a re m uch m o re In te re ste d in th e la te s t
buy. We are here to make you prices that will cause you to buy and us
th e g e n e ra l p u b lic . O u t o f th e 1,140 of
cian has gone against his colleagues
the young people celebrated the event su c h c o m m u n ic a tio n s tw o only h it th e m icrobe th a n in th e la te s t h a t. T hey
to sell
-
H e n d r i c k s & S on
and stood up for kissing. Far from
by surprising him. The evening was rig h t note. A m o n g p a g e s o f s e n tim e n t­ h a v e little n o tio n o f c o m fo rt.
“
A
n
e
v
e
n
in
g
p
a
r
ty
a
t
one
o
f
th
e
ir
j
being harmful it is wholesome. The
pleasantly spent in dancing and play­ al a n d re lig io u s c o m m o n p lac e tw o m e s­ h o u se s Is a n e v e r to be fo rg o tte n on
S E A R S & W A T K IN S
s a g e s a lo n e to u ch e d th e h e a rt.
mistletoe should be encouraged by ing games.
A SK T H E A G E N T FO R
te r ta ln m e n t fo r th e o u tsid e r.
T hey
---------- Proprietor of-----------
’H e w a s a tu au I loved. I am w ith
enlightened practitioners all the year
still d a n c e th e s c h o ttis h . b u t th e | • .T H © L e a d i n g B a r b e r S h o p . .
you in y o u r g rie f,” w a s one.
TICKETS VIA
g r e a te r p a r t o f th e e v e n in g Is d e v o te d !
ronnd. Kisses carry microbes, of
LOOK THESE OVER.
T h e o th e r ra n : "Y ou h a v e lo st y o u r
Up-to-date Hair-cutting and
to w h a t a re c a lle d 'so c iety g a m e s.’ a |
b e s t p a l. H e w a s m in e too. CJod help
course. So much the better, says this
—Goldenrod Flour, buy it, try it.
g a p in g t r a p to th e b u tte rfly from
Shaving. Laundry agency.
u s b o th .”
a c ro ss th e Seine. I h a v e fo rg o tte n th e M a i n S t r e e t ,
amiable authority. The interchange
-
F o rest G rove
B oth o f th em e p ito m iz ed th e s e n d e rs
— Empty barrels for sale at Miller’s
n a m e o f th e fiendish g a m e , b u t 1 re-
of certain bacilli is a healthful practice. drug store.
—m en w ith g r e a t h e a rts. B u t th e a c ­
1 c all t h a t w e w e re ail se a te d in a rin g —
q u isitio n o f ta c t by so m e o f th e o th e r
In kissing it is not so much the bad
—Wood sawed promptly. Call up sy m p a th iz e rs w ould h a v e su p p lie d its a b o u t th ir ty o f u s —old a n d you n g , a n d DR. EDGAR H. BROWN
w e h a d to a n s w e r q u e s tio n s a n d find
microbes as the benificent ones that Gasoline Wood Saw. Phone 583.
place.
P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n
o u t so m e a n te d ilu v ia n fact. T o th em
are exchanged. These good bacteria,
A gain, p a y in g a n a fte rn o o n v isit re ­
— Victor flour is guaranteed.
, it w a s c h ild 's play, b u t if it h a d not I
Office
Over Abbott ir Son’s Jewtlry Store.
c en tly . m y h o ste ss, w a n tin g a book to
as is well known, are not only favor­
been fo r th e six -y e ar-o ld child o f th e ■
—Goldenrod Flour <1.10 per sack. w hich o u r c o n v e rsa tio n h a d re fe rre I. ‘ h o u se w h o p ro m p te d m e 1 sh o u ld h a v e
able, but essential. If we were to
r a n g th e bell. W ith in tw o m in u te s th e
— Dr. W. M. Pollock Dentist, in s e rv a n t a p p e a re d w ith te a , a n d th e fo l­ | c u t a p o o r figure. Im a g in e com ing I
To SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, MINNE­
sterilize our inner man, completely
from th e e le c tric lig h ts o f th e bottle- :
lo w in g c o lloquy o c c u rre d :
APOLIS, DULUTH, CHICAGO,
killing the white with the black sheep Bazaar building.
v a rd s to th e oil lam p s o f th e p ro fe s s ­
Notice For Publication
“ W ho to ld y o u to b rin g te a ? ”
—There’s no valley wheat used in
ST. LOUIS.
o rs ’ sa lo n a n d b e in g su d d e n ly called
among our colonies of baccilli, we
United
States
Land
Office,
Portland,
Oregon,
“ P le a s e , m a 'a m , I th o u g h t th a t w a s
Sept. 29, 1905. '
upon to k n o w t h a t D a lm a tia w a s c o n ­
should instantly die. Now by ex­ making Victor flour.
w h a t you ra n g fo r.”
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the
q u e re d by M e tellu s In 118 B. C.! D e­ provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, en- | a n d A l l P o i n t s E a s t a n d S o u t h .
'W ell, p le a se d o n 't th in k . I h ire d you
—Call up phone 583, when you
changing our friendly microbes we
titled ‘‘An act f.r the sale of timber lands in the States i
lig h tfu l e v e n in g !”
to a n s w e r th e bell. It w a s n 't th e sig-
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri- j
want your wood sawed.
stimulate them. Kissing, therefore, is
tory,” as extended to all the Public Land States by act of ;
u al fo r a g u e ssin g c o m p e titio n . W hen
August 4, 1892, Clark P. Hadley, of Portland, county of
R e te llin g n J o k e .
—“ Crescent” is the Standard of Ex­
a natural therapeutic custom, the jolly
w a n t y o u to d o th a t I'll su p p ly th e
Multnomah, State of Oregon, has this day filed in this j
A w e st sid e m an h e a rd a Joke, new office his sworn statement No. 6677, for the purchase of
k
itc
h
e
n
w
ith
a
copy
o
f
a
n
e
w
s
p
a
p
e
r.”
cellence
for
Valley
flour.
physician concludes, and who knows
the
EW of SW V* of Sectk n No 21 and EVb of SW W
I w a s n o t s u rp ris e d to h e a r tills lad y to him . th e o th e r d a y . a n d th e first Sec 28 in Township No. 2 N, Range No. 5 W, and will
The Flyer: The Fast Mail
j th in g be d id upon re a c h in g hom e for offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable
but what some day the kissing cure
— American made alarm clocks at c h a n g e d h e r s e r v a u ts fre q u e n tly .
for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, to
d
in
n
e
r
w
a
s
to
tell
it
to
his
w
ife.
will be ordered for dyspepsia by up to Abbott & Son's at 65 cents.
estsblish his claim to said land before Register and |
" M a ry .” he sa id , " h e re 's a uew jo k e Receiver at Portland, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 13th j
In D n r k c n t L o n d o n .
date physicians.
day
of December, 1905.
t
h
a
t
's
m
ig
h
ty
good.
O
ne
m
ail
sa
y
s.
—Money to loan on farm security.
In his book, "UlilW S la v e s o f G re a t
He names as witnesses: Wesley Penney of Saint . S p l e n d i d S e r v i c e ,
U p to D a te
W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove.
B rita in ,’* R o b e rt H. S h o ra n l w r ite .: 'T h e th e a te r c a u g h t Are la s t n ig h t.’ Johns, Ore., Jacob T. Cox, of Glenwood P. O., Ore.,
Thomas Varley, of Glenwood P. O ..O re., A. M. Stearns,
E q u ip m e n t , C o u r t e o u s
Robert A. Johnson and daughter of
•T here a r e th m isu m ls o f o u r p o o r clill 'D id th ey s a v e a n y th in g ? ' th e second of Portland, Ore.
—We have line shingles, shakes, d re u lu L ondon s ta r v in g n o t on ae m an a sk s. 'Y es.' s a y s th e first, 'th e y
Any and all «persons claiming adversely the above-
E m plo y es .
Viroqua, Vernon county, Wisconsin,
described lands are requested to file their claims in this
fence posts, hop poles etc. for sale. c o u n t o f th e p o v e rty o f th e p a re n ts , 1 c a rrie d o u t th e p ro g ra m m e .' I s n 't th a t office on or before said 13th day of December, 1905.
arrived in the city Tuesday morning
a
good
o
n
e
?
”
H
is
w
ife
sa
id
it
w
as.
and
ALGERNON S. DRESSER. Register.
b u t by re a so n o f th e ig n o ra n c e a n d
First Pub., October 5.
u e x t d a y s h e trie d It on h e r grocer.
and are visiting with Mr. Smith, a M. Turner, Banks, O re.'
slo th o f th e m o th e rs. T h ey kn o w noth
Daylight trip throught the
“M r. B la n k ," sh e said , " h e re 's a new
Ing
o
f
c
o
o
k
ery
;
th
ey
w
ish
to
know
—Come early for Holiday Books,
former friend of his home city. Mr
n o th in g
T h e y do n o t c a re fo r Uie : jo k e fo r you. O n e m an sa y s. ’T h e th e ­ Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Cascade and Rocky Mountains.
Johnson is an expert tobacco grower Pictures and Novelties at The Book tro u b le . In e v e ry Ixm dou slu m you a te r c a u g h t Are la s t n ig h t.’ A n o th e r
having devoted a number of years to Store. They sell rapidly.
w ill flud a fried flsh shop o r a cooked a sk s. 'D id th e y s a v e a n y th in g ? ' 'Y es.'
Property.
m
e a t shop or a g ro c e r w h o se lls cheese re p lies th e first, 'th e y w e n t on w ith the
For tickets, rates, folders and full
the study and culture of the weed.
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF THE STATE OF ORE-
The New York Tribune Farmer, a n d pick les n n d p o tte d th in g s. It Is p ro g ra m m e a n d finished it.’ I s n 't th a t
information,
call on or address
GON
FOR
MARION
COUNTY
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Pursuant to an order of the above entitled Court made
adapted to the growth of tobacco and journals published.
p o in t.—K a n s a s C ity T im es.
Portland, Or.
on the 16th day of October, 1905, authorizing and di
o f cheese a n d p ic k le s th a n to cook a n y
would be pleased to talk with a number
recting the guardian of the above minor’s estate to sell
— If you aie troubled with indiges­ th in g fo r th e m .”
certain real properly of said estate, to-wit:
A B lin d M tn 'ii B lu n d e r .
of people with a view of introducing tion, constipation, sour stomach, or any
Beginning at a point on the east line of the D. L. C. S. G. YERKES. A. G. P. A., Seattle,
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V o c a tio n n n d A v o c a t io n .
that industry in this county.
of Alvin C. Brown and wife, being claim No. 58 in T. 1 Wash., Comer First Ave. & Yesler Way.
other pain, Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
“ A v o c atio n " Is one o f th o se u n f o r ­ c u rio u s d e fe n se a t B irm in g h a m . E n g ­
N. R. 3 W. of the Willamette Meridian, said point being
Report of school district No. 75 for Tea will make you well and keep you t u n a te w o rd s th a t a re c o n s ta n tly bein g land. to a c h h rg e o f s m a s h in g a p la te N I deg. JO min. 1 22.44 chains from the S. E. corner
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month ending Oct. 27; number pupils well. 35 cents Tea or Tablets. Dr. ing. it re fe rs to so m e th in g th a t c a lls a b lind, he sa id , fo r se v e n y e a rs. O n th e
land deeded to John B. Beal by Clarinda Beal et al, July
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enrolled, 31; average daily attendance,
m an a w a y fro m th e o rd in a ry o c c u p a ­ n ig h t in q u e stio n he crie d fo r a s s is t j 14, 1904, by deed recorded at page 95 Book 66 of deeds
An up-to-date Stock of Tooth­
brushes, Tooth Powder, Pastes
and Antiseptic Washes. Camera
Supplies. Prices Right.
A t Dr. Hines’ Drugstore
Johnson & Co.
New Store at Cornelius
Forest Grove
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Oregon
Overland Trains Daily 2
We Give Expedited Service on
26; whole number days attendance,
515; whole number days absent, 24;
whole number days tardy, 4; neither
absent nor tardy: Maud and Newton
Shipley, Gerald Davies,
Kenneth
Phillips, Elmer and Marion Hopkins,
Ella, Edith and Johnnie Garrigus and
Florence Thornburg. Not absent but
tardy: Pearl Shipley, Nellie and Pearl
Beard. MAISIEO’DONNELL, Teacher.
Two of the most costly buildings on
the fair grounds, the Foreign Exhibits
and Agricultural buildings which ag­
gregate the sum of f 136,000, can’t be
told for even 11000, and will have to
be wrecked.
—One of the most stupenduous
scenic productions of the season is that
of “ A Human Slave” , which Mr. Eu­
gene Spofford will bring to Vert’s Hall
Friday. Aside from the scenic envi­
ronment, a company of surpassing
merit will be seen in this play.
— Dr. C. L. Large reports a daugh­
ter born to the wife of John Ranes, of
Walla Walla at the home of John
Heisler, on Gales Creek on the 30th
inst. Parties desiring the services of
Dr. Large in this class of cases will
gTeatly oblige him by giving him no­
tice three months if possible prior to
the expected event.
tion o f his d a lly life. I f you e a rn y o u r
liv in g by d r a f t i n g c o n v e y a n c e s a n d In­
te rp re tin g legal su b tle tie s a n d a lso a re
o fte n seen In leisu re h o u rs w ith a cam
ern In y o u r h a n d a n d h a v e a d a r k room
a t hom e, th en th e law Is y o u r vocatio n
a n d p h o to g ra p h y y o u r a v o c a tio n .—L o n ­
don T eleg ra p h .
The P ta r m ln a .
T h e re a re few b ird s w hose p lu m a g e
Is so v a ria b le a s th e p ta rm ig a n 's .
T h re e tim e s in th e y e a r Its p lu m a g e
c h an g es.
I t h a s s e p a ra te c o a ts fo r
sp rin g , a u tu m n an il w in te r. A t th e b e
g in n in g o f N o v em b er It p u t* on th e la s t
c o stu m e o f th e season.
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b ro w n a n d s u m m e r g ra y s e rv e w ell t o
h id e It a n .o n g th e s c a n ty h e rb a g e o f It*
h a u n ts fro m th e k e en e y e o f th e s o a r­
ing falcon.
Slice to cro ss th e road, b u t no one
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lls tn n e e a n d s tru c k a t w h a t u sed , w hen
he could aee. to be bonrd* s u rro u n d in g
w a s te g ro u n d . H e w a s a sto u n d e d w hen
he h e a rd th e so u n d o f bro k en glass.
T h e Ju ry a c q u itte d him , a n d he w as
d isc h a rg e d .
£. W. Haines Bank
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Forest Grove, Oregon
A general banking business transacted
Interest paid on time deposits.
Accounts invited.
-Tore seed at Pedersen’s
for Washington County. Oregon, and running N 1 deg.
30 min. K. 10.16 chains to the S. B. corner of land
deeded by Jchn B. Beal and wife to Clarinda Beal, July
2, 1«04. by deed recorded at page 237 Book 68 of Deeds
for W*«hington County, thence W. 18.60 chains, thence
S. 1 deg. 30 min. W. 10.16 chains, more or less to N.
line of a roadway deeded by Philip Beal and wife to
the Public May 26. 1902, thence S. 88 deg. 50 min. E.
along N. line of said roadway 18.60 chains to the place
of beginning, containing 18.99 acres of land, more or less,
all subject to the Dower estate of I r a A. Beal therein.
The undersigned Guardian of said estate will proceed
to sell the above described real property at private tale,
for caah ta hand, on and after Wednesday the 22ddny of
November, 1905, on the premises above described.
Dated this 16th day of October. A. D. 190S.
EVA. A. U A L , Guardian.
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Route your shipments
Great Northern.
Via
Full information from
Win. H A R G ER ,
General Agent; Portland, Oregon.
MARTIN & CO.
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And dealers in all kinds of Horse
Goods. Repairing Promptly Done
Prices Reasonable.
Drop in.
—FOR SA LE —Good horse, surrey,
buggy and harness. M. H. Shipley,
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Forest Grove.
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