Washington County news., September 13, 1906, Image 6

honesty on the part of William Ladd
as administrator of the estate of A. H.
Johnson, and the petition of the heirs
of the estate asking Mr. Ladd’s remov­
al was denied.
‘“ Whatever room for difference there
may be as to matters of judgment or
[getting more like Oregon everyday
of raanagement it u perfectiy
GC(
«* ® *
I certain that there is absolutely no evi- '
—Goldenrod Flour now 95 cents The News and Semi-weekly j0Uniaj
at do you think? A farmer in dence in this record tending to support
Notice for Publication.
GASTON
per
sack.
uri has been arrested for swind- a suspicion of a lack of honesty on the
for $ 1 .7 5 . Sample copies may be had
Lend Office, Portland. Oregon.
United
Sutee
August 10, 1906. You Can Easily Operate at this office.
part of Mr. Ladd either as trustee or as The threshing season will soon be Notice is hereby given that in compliance
I a lawyer.
with the
•) £ <9
administrator,’ said the decision. over and farmers are rejoicing over provisions of the set of Congress of June 3. 1878.
en­
This Typewiter
titled ’"An act for the sale of timber lands in the States
tie weather man has a soft snap “There appears nothing in the conduct their good crops for this year.
Yourself.
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
red to the man who undertakes of the administrator in the manage­ Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ward and son of tory.”
as extended to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4. 1892, Charles M. Adkins of Gales Creek. D j n t WOtry yOUr
ment of the estate contrary to law or returned home last Friday after having county
FREE S S ttS T Ä -.y « ,...
redict earthquakes.
of Washington, State of Oregon, has this day c o r r e s p o n d e n t,
U t , cui. for Ecietin, Salt Rheum, Ervii^lîî P “ '
that would warrant or justify his taken in the Regetta at Astoria.
« • »
and
Skin Dlieales. Instant n lief.
\ ,llt<
filed in this office h.» sworn statement No. 7014, fir the ! J )o n ’t w rite h im
W rit. r. W. Williams, 400 Manhattan
lM*'t
purchase
of
the
SW
*
and
NW
*
SWV.
of
Section
h
j
b
y
h
a
n
d
'
removal.’
Mrs.
J.
D.
Hibbs
and
daughters,
York.
Enclos.
Stamp.
“
Nnr
Ahe Tennesee paper that told of an
No. 32, in Township No. 2 North. Range No. 5 West.
»V \. U
Edna
and
Mamie,
returned
from
New­
REVIEWED
HISTORY
OF
CASE.
and
will
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
land
sought
is
th
a
t
ta
k
e
s
tim
e
jp f man who was shot by mistake for
_
.
. . H O L L IS T E R 'S
valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul­ to make out—
>jibber,” should have explained how “Judge Webster reviewed the his­ port last Friday. They found a good more
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land that may leave
Rocky
Mountain Tea Nireefs ”
tory of the estate and the charges of many valuable agates.
before the Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon, him in doubt—
a Busy Mediche tor Busy Peoole.
P ypll the difference.
BriOM
Golden Health and Renewed Vijor
on
Thursday,
the
25th
day
of
October,
1906.
mismanagement made by the heirs. Miss Grace Harding attended the He names as witnesses: Allen S. Dilley, Forest that he can’t easily read.
# #
A npeclflc for Constipation. Indigestion? t.
and
K
id
n
e
y
troubles, l'tmples.
Development
League
Association
at
Grove, Oregon, James Churchill, Gales Creek, Oregon, And don’t fill out legal papers or card W ood. Uad Breath.
ow about an ordinance regulating On January 25, 1894, A. H. Johnson Forest Grove last week.
Sluinrish Ilo w i .
Charles
E.
Potts,
Gales
Creek,
Oregon,
John
W.
and
Backache.
Its R ocky Mountain Tea
memos—or make out accounts or hotel let form , 36 cents
outside advertising, by those out-1 executed a trust deed to William Ladd The Misses Wahl went to Forest O’Brien, Portland, Oregon.
a box. O eSutnJ » . W *
H
D
C o il
. Madison
? '
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above- menus in your own handwriting.
b> ^ j firms, who tack up rag and paste- transferring certain parcels of property Grove Sunday, to meet their sister-in- described
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEoriC
It
looks
bad,
reflects
on
your
standing
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
claims
in
this
s4l,!<ld signs and spinkle tacks over all to be used in the reduction of indebt­ law, Mrs. Frank Wahl of Idaho, who office on or before said 25th day of October, 1903.
makes people think you can’t afford a
ALGERNON S. DRESSER. Register. stenographer and is sometime ambi­
'ences and walks. Does it im- edness amounting to about $240,000. has come to spend the Tall.
S . A . M o u lt o n
Of this amount Ladd & Tilton, Bank­
(First Publication Aug. 16.)
the locks of our town?
guous.
The
Enoch
Wills
of
Portland,
spent
last
ers,
were
creditors
to
the
amount
of
You can write out your letters, make
Notice for Publication
# • •
Sunday with his brother, John.
$189,000.
out
an
abstract,
fill
in
an
insurance
pol-
L e a d in g Tonsorialist
it tame horse in front of the Mr. Johnson died April 16, 1904* Miss Edna Jensen of Forest Grove, United States Land Office, Portland, Oregon,
of
July 12, 1906. icy, enter your card me ros, make out
shop isn’t really vicious, is he?” and his widow, Cordelia Johnson, was is keeping books at A. Russell’s hop- Notice is hereby given that in compliance
F o re s t G ro v e
with the your accounts, or a hotel menu, or do
ed a stranger who had just come
provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled any kind of writing you need, on any
executrix. Her death fol­ yard.
It r town. The old timer looked appointed
“ An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of kind, size or thickness of paper, and
Mrs.
Minnie
Magoon
of
St.
Johns,
in the autumn of 1898, and on
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory” space any way you want on
Kthen replied, “ Why, no, that there lowed
R . INIXOIN, D e n tis t
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
SA l been on that walk for ages; he’s petition of the heirs William Ladd was came out home, Monday, to stay as August
4,
1892,
Lydia
E.
Hiatt
of
Gales
Creek,
county
T îjc ____
Forest Grove, Oregon
administrator of the estate. through hop-picking.
Washington, State of Oregon, has this day filed in this
l ^¡.»Jiat there spot cinched, sidewalk appointed
Mrs. Ada Raymond v.as called to of office
her sworn statement No. 6990 for the purchase of
On
August
29,
1905,
a
petition
for
i o sidewalk.”
wVi of N E ’-4 and E ^ of NW V4 of Section No. 23
Three doors north of Bailey’s store,
the removal of Mr. Ladd from the po­ Portland, last Saturday morning because the
hours fron’ 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
in Township No. 1. North Range No. 5 West, and will
to Jt.l
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sition of administrator was filed in the of the sickness of her mother, who is offer proof to show that the land sought is more
hji (
valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural
i*T|! ad now Gay Paree, we mean the county court by C. N. Johnson, T. N. threatened with pneumonia.
T^pcW ri-ter
and to establish his claim to said land before
not the one of “Trail” fame, has Dunbar and J. B. Hibbard.
Herman Krahmer, the blacksmith, purposes,
Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon, on
The Standard Visible Writer
the 24th day of September, 1906.
t for Sunday closing. All shops,
spent Sunday with her folks at Corne­ Monday,
He
names
as
witnesses:
Clarence
Reed
of
Portland,
You
can write any of these things
LAWYER
a,w i and terraces will be closed
*e*et
lius.
Oregon; J. N. Hoffman, of Forest Grove, Oregon; yourself if you do not happen to have
f
t
Herman Englebrecht, «f Gales Creek, Oregon; A. L. a stenographer.
Real Estate and Corpo­ OFFICE over
,‘sf(;Jay. Gay and giddy Paris can no
E. P. Harding was on the sick list Hawthorne,
of Gales Creek, Oregon.
ration
Law a Specialty. Hines' Store
u be compared to the inferno by
For
you
can
easily
learn,
with
a
little
eses ess m aaees ♦« .! last week.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-
described
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
claims
in
this
practice, to write just as rapidly, and Forest Grove,
i mean preachers.
J. C Bardwell was in Portland on Professor A. L. Thomas of Hillsboro, office on or befofe said 24th day of September, 1906. as
- Oregon
perfectly, as an expert operator on
•i ® Cw
has
been
re-eiected
principal
of
the
Monday.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER. Register. the OLIVER. Because the OLIVER is
hether Col. Hofer feeds on Qua
public school, and Miss Etta Bear of
(First Pub July 19.)
the simplified typewriter. And you
ts or not, we cannot say but —Try Goldenrod Flour. You’ll Forest Grove, assistant.
can see every word you write. About
Reduced Rates
ghout the sessions he wore “ the like it.
A big bouncing baby boy arrived at
80 per cent more durable than any
the Best, Up-to-date Work.
that won’t come off.” He is a Chas. Mertz and family were Port­ the home of E. J. Shotwell, last week. During the Summer Season of 1906 other typewriter, because it has about For
Baths.
Pacific Ave, Forest Grove.
per cent less wearing points than
booster. It was Jeff Myers, land visitors Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Russel, who is ill at the reduced round trip excursion rates will 80
most
other
typewriters.
A.
I.
W irtz, Proprietor
position boomer, who said he —Use Crescent Mill feed. “The home of her father-in-law, is improving. be in effect from the East to all North 80 per cent easier to write with than
Oregon would have 10,000 best is the cheapest.”
Mrs. Arthur Hall of Clatskanie, Ore., Pacific Coast Points, such as Portland, these other complicated, intricate
they would make things “go.” E. Shipley of this city was a Portland spent Monday with the Misses Hibbs. Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, machines that require "humoring” —
1 1*-C
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Frank Wescott of Roseburg, spent a etc.; also to Spokane and San Francisco, techinical knowledge—long practice
visitor Monday.
and special skill to operate.
e shall place Forest Grove on F. S. Barnes and daughter, Mrs. A. few days with his parents this week, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Than machines which cannot be P a i d u p C a p i t a l SZA.4XXMX,
p” said the “ boosters” at the U. Marsh, were Portland visitors Satur­ j Mrs. Harry Baker of Portland, came Rates from Chicago via direct lines adjusted
any special space—with
CORRESPONDENTS:
g the other day. Well, of
out from Portland for the hop-picking. to the North Pacific Coast and Califor­ which it is to impossible
to
write
abstracts,
de-’ I . e we will be glad to think that day.
Mr. Powers Ulm and family have nia will be $75 and from Missouri insurance policies, or odd-sized docu­ National City Bank, New York
—Buy a pair of Duchess Trousers at returned
Fargo & Co’s Bank, New York
lcgEifcnda in the development league Bailey’s;
to their Oregon home, having River points, namely: Council Bluffs, ments except you buy expensive Wells
United
States National Bank. Portland
10c
a
button,
$1
a
rip;
$2
to
us have a place on the face of $ 6 .
lived in San Jose, Cal., for the past Omaha, Atchison, St. Joseph, Kansas special attachments requiring experts
to
operate.
City, also St. Paul and Minneapolis,
h l|Ulobe, but then we imagined some
I few years.
You can adjust the OLIVER to any
"’lij |»m had heard of us before. “Say, Miss Belle Brock of Kelso, Wash., Fred Everest, the assistant ticket rates will be $60. Rates to Spokane reasonable
& CO.
space—you can write on
arrived
in
the
city
Saturday,
and
is
the
will
be
$5
less
than
to
the
Coast
or
MANUFACTURERS
OF
h>fc'»er*, y°u can’t shake us that way
agent at Hillsboro, spent Sunday with
any reasonable size and thickness of
$70 from Chicago and $55 from the paper, right out to the very edge, H A. R IN E S S
•¿■■s < it it comes to development, for guest of Miss Reba Hoffman.
his family at this place.
Bri always something doin’ here in Mrs. Dr. Via and daughter, Stella, Mr. Carmichael went to the metro­ Missouri River and St. Paul.
without the aid of an expensive attach­ And dealers in all kinds of Horse
came down from one of the Yamhill polis, Tuesday.
Rates one way via the Shasta Route ment or special skill, and youi work Goods. Repairing Promptly Done
be neat appearing, legible and Prices Reasonable. Drop in.
county hop-yards to spend Sunday with
,.H
« * »
and California will be $13.50 higher will
clear.
—It
arouses
energy,
develops
and
than those above mentioned.
ook is bound to have a rail- the doctor, returning the next morning.
For the OLIVER is the typewriter SHOP HEAR
FOR EST 6R0VE, ORE
ys the correspondent in the —BREAD will be supplied in any stimulates nervous life, arouses the These tickets will be on sale daily, for the doctor, the lawyer, the insur­ MHOI'S COME*
m Journal a few days ago. At quantity during hop season by the courage of youth. It makes you young commencing June 1st and continuing ance agent, t .e merchant, the hotel
4t again. That's what Hollister’s Rocky until September 15, with final return proprietor—or any n an who does his
three railroad companies have Forest Grove Bakery.
own writing.
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents. Tea limit of October 31st.
Judge
Thomas
F.
Ryan,
of
Oregon
(ESTABLISHED 1898.)
at work. A man told him the
Write us now for our booklet on the
or
Tablets.—
Dr.
Hines’
Drug
Store.
City
was
a
guest
at
the
Laughlin
last
A. L. C raig ,
Forest
Grove, Oregon
day, “ I have been traveling
features of the OLIVER.
General Passenger Agent. T simplified
A
general
banking
business transacted.
d and by gosh there’s a fellow week, during the league session.
h e O liv e r T y p e w r it e r C o .
Interest
paid
on
time deposits.
^ on every stump writing figures —Dr. Pollock, the dentist, has re­
—District 76 School Shoes at
V abbaih Ay*, and Monro* SI.
turned
from
his
vacation
and
ready
for
Accounts
invited.
ittle book.” Of course as the
Bailey’s.
A G A IN S T T H E
C h lc a jjo
. I llin o is
" railroads the Tillamooker ever appointments.
Ladies’ Home Journal. I
6 0 YEAb »
A S K T H E A G E N T FOR
as been on paper and perhaps in Rev. Cephas Clapp of this city
EXPEDIENCE
Sending
truth
after
a
lie.
It
Is
an
old
preached
last
Sunday
to
the
Iloodview-
e
book,
he
thinks
he
will
now
be
1$
TICKETS VIA
maxim that "a lie will travel seven j
ites, near Wilsonville.
rn with railroads.
leagues while truth Is getting Its boots
and no doubt hundreds of thousands |
Zodac Riggs of Salem, of the state of on," good
•) « (•
pimple read the unwarranted and ;
board qf Pharmacy, was here Saturday malicious attack u|x>n I)r. R. V. Pierce
THE VERY BEST
* following is from the Weston on
” Favor!te Prescription "published j
a tour of inspection of the drvg- In and the his May
T rade M arks
(l'.xM) number of the Ladies’
in If you owe the Leader pay stores.
D esigns
Home
Journal,
with
its
great
black
dis-
,
Quality,
Prices,
Treatmen*
C opyrights A c .
debt; it’s roof is leaky; it fears
play
headings,
who
never
saw
the
hum­
„..i
M’".'1ln* » »ketch and dMcrlt.tlon mar
qnli'klr ascertain our opinion free whether an
ble. groveling retraction, with its Incon- \
t. Its office walls need paint- —Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and spicuous
itiTenttnn Is probably patenlahle. ('nninttinlca.
heading,
published
two
months
Surgeon.
X-Ray
and
all
electrical
ap­
oo; the devil claims his due.
later.
It
was
boldly
charged
In
the
sland­
' 1 ""1»i taken through Slunn A Co receive
■poa.il naflcc, without chsrge. In the
and libelous article that Ur. Pierce’s ! ^ MainSt., Forest Grove
up subscribers, in a row; line up pliances in office. Calls answered erous
To SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, MINNE­
Favorite
Prescription,
for
the
cure
of
APOLIS, DULUTH, CHICAGO,
ungle out your dough. A little night or day.
woman’s weaknesses and ailments, con­
StR
iiiifit
_flimrict.it.
tained alcohol and other harmful ingredi­
AhandS'-net, Illustrated weeklr. largest clr-
ST. LOUIS
i a little there, means that we’ll Charles and Raleigh Walker of For­ ents.
I)r.
Pierce
promptly
brought
suit
Evening
Telegram
and
The
News.
A
nd
a
l
l
P
o
in ts E a st and S outh .
est
Grove,
came
up
last
week
and
will!
new pants to wear. Cash we
against the publishers of tho Ladies’ j One year, 15.00; Six months, $2.50.
Home
Journal,
for
IBU0.0i»,0O
damages.
furnish
music
for
the
hop-yard
dances.
pay for everything: we cannot
Branch Officw. SB r S t, W ash tn g p " D.“ .' "
I)r. Pierce alleged that Mr. llok, the !
till cash you bring. Come, hurry —North Yamhill Record.
editor, maliciously published the article
2 Overland Trains Daily 2
such false and defamatory
lon’t be too late; St. Peter’s wait- Mncipal Bates has returned from containing
matter tvUjr the Intent of Injuring his
the gate. If you owe the Lead- Eastern Oregon and Washington, where 6uslne!
The Flyer: The Fast Mail
urthermore. that no alcohol, or |
urious. or habit-forming, drugs
S
plen d id ser v ice . U p to D ate
re below, when the trumpet he spent some time in the interest of other
are. or
ivere, contained in bis "Fa-1
E q u ipm e n t , C ourteous
l you’ll have no show. Pay now the college.
vorite
iptlon”; that said medicine
BEGINNING FEB. 15, 1906
E m ployes .
U
mad
m
native
medicinal
roots
and]
ve the pleasure rare of climbing —Bailey’s Big Store to buy your con ta.
>
harmful
ingredients
what-1
that Mr. liok’s malicious state - '
golden stair. Old Satan is goods. Largest stock in Washington evec,
me
were
wholly nrint
and absolutely
false,
Daylight trip throught the
retraction
•action nruitjMl
hv a.lrj Jot,rn^J
1 the
ting you, you know; if you don’t county. See for yourself.
wjJsJdSssp
Cascade
and Rocky Mountains.
TOURIST
then down you go.
Prof. Bach left Monday for Salem,
tf anaTvyos of .'Favorite Pré
^mtcmmouL
chemists,
all
of
m a »
where he has accepted the chair of the
For tickets, rates, folders and full
i trial ol
(Ask any “JAP” that you may see, department of modern languages in , MM action In the Supreme C o M u rt. h M i e B -¿jyc.
information,
call on or address
u t the
Vhy the Ctar, with Bear behind,” Willamette University.
buslnee* o f Pr. P ie rre was g re a tly In ju re d by
H. DICKSON,
the publication o f the libelous article with
City Ticket Agent, 122 Third St.,
H. T. Botts, mayor of the city of thousands
had to climb a tree.
Its great display
headings,
w h ile hundreds of I
w ho read the w icke dly defamatory
Portland, Or.
pThe Yanks, God bless the Yanks, Tillamook, was one of the visitors in article never
EVERY DAY IN THE TEAR
saw the httmh,'» gro ve lin g re- I
tract
tun. set In small type and made as tncow-
says he,
this city last week during the session ap4.-u.ms
as possible. The m atter was. how­
BETWEEN
S. G. YERKES, A. G. P. A., Seattle,
brought before ‘ a ...................
Jury In the Supreme
^ey gave us Rocky Mountain Tea of the league. Mr. Botts left on Sat­ ever
Court I of
ofTfew Tork State which promptly
Wash., Cor. 2nd Ave. and Columbia S l
rendered
a
verdict
In
the
Doctor’»
favor.
Hines’ Drug Stare.
urday morning for the old home in Thus
his tradurera
came to grief and limit
base alauders
were refuted.
Missouri, where he will spend a month
VU
Ladd-Jwltnton Cast Decided.
and will return with his wife who has —Ladies, read this catalogue of
We 6ive Expedited Service on
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
nceming the Ladd-Johnson case been visiting there for some time. charms. Bright eyes, glowing cheeks,
Freight.
“THE OORFORTASLE WAT“
i Judge Webster decided Satur-
Chanoe of Train.
red lips, a smooth skin without a
R o u t e o f t h e f a m o u s O r ie n ta l
in favor of Ladd, the Oregon Train Notice
L im it e d
Route your shipments vr,a
No. 2, beginning Saturday the blemish, in short, perfect health. For
al says:
Great Northern.
18th, »ill leave Portland at 7 a. m. in. sale with every package Hollister’s
r a ..
udge L. K. Webster in the county stead
Rocky
Mountain
Tea.
35
cents.—Dr.
of
7:30,
arriving
at
Forest
Grove
Full infoimation from
j yesterday held that no evidence at 8:25 a. m.
Hines,
Drug
Store.
Wm. HARDER,
been presented to show lack of
General Agent; Portland, Oregon
enrod rlour Guaranteed
Eczema and
#
J
o l l is t e h
hco
Pile Cure
pant
O U V tt}
wj
Office
W. H. HOLLIS*
iz BY THE WAY
City Shaving Parlors
FIRST NATIONAL RANK
MARTIN
J
E. W. Haines Bank
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
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Saelens & Co.
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