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NEWSLETS
year.
sale at the
spent
Tuesday
Goldenrod Flour
Try
News office.
G. W . Bacon
By
81
at
home with his family.
the “ Devil ”
— New
and
second
hand
School
But hops are Rood to make bread as books at T h e Bazaar.
A. S. Dilley has just returned from
well as beer with— or at least they
Tillamook where he took a load of fruit.
used to be.
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W . B.
Rafferty and wife returned
Have you posted up those trespass­ Saturday evening from the State Fair.
ing notices yet? On sale at the News
C. H . Bruce and wife of this citv
office.
were Portland visitors the first of the
V 9 t«
week.
W e need a new crossing in front of
LaCourses in our business.
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deer approached the water near him;
M. E. Church
went to
- i Regular preaching »enrices at the Methodist church
the house a few rods away and returned 9r9rjUUbmXh %t m . « . and at 7, jo p.m. Sunday
; with a gun. This is the first deer he I »cbool at 10 a. IB.; Kpworth League 6 :3 0 p. m .; M id-w eek
.
he laid down his fishing pole,
S erv ice, Th ursd ay, 7 :3 0 p . m .
R E V . L . F . B E L K N A P . Pa»tor.
ever killed he says.
Frances Myers resumes
her
W hy not work in the Oregon City schools on
have the council put o e in?
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Miss
AT THE CHURCHES
banks of Gales Creek when a beautiful
Monday.
H op-pickin g
is the upper-most in ,
' many peoples’ minds just
now.
Mr. I
German Lutheran Church
The German Lutherans hold services on the 2nd and
— Goldenrod
, per sack.
Flour now
95
cents
It arouses energy, ^
stimulates
You Con Easily Operate
This Typewiter
Yourself.
again. T h u ’ s what Holliste,’, 1
Mountain Tea will do. 35 c
or T a b le t s .-D r . Hines’ D r^
D on’ t wotry your
correspondent.
D on’ t write him
anything by hand
that takes time
to make out—
that may leave
him in doubt—
T h e News and Semi-weekly
1 Heisler has a crew of 42 merry pickers ¡ 4th Sundays o f each month at 2 :30 j.. m .
supplied in any ¡ in his yard and as the hops are fíne ¡
H . C . E B E L IN G . Pastor.
Monday is the day that all the young quantity during hop season by the
picking is progressing nicely.
The
folks have been looking forward to for Forest Grove Bakery.
Christian Church.
4t
{ crop is far
heavier than he had
Preaching service on the first and third Sundays of
a long time— that is, hoping it would
that he can’ t easily read.
Let The News do your job work. expected
each month at 11 a. m . and at 7 :30 p .m .
Sunday
never get here.
And don’ t fill out legal papers or card
R E V . S IA S , Pastor.
W e guarantee good workmanship,
The large engine for Alex Beimrohr’ s \ Scho01 “ 10 *• “ •
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m em os-or make out accounts or hotel
good stock and reasonable prices. sawmill, which he is putting up on Mr.
menus in your own handwriting.
Congregational Church
If there is any football spirit at the W e print everything.
W hite’ s timbered land, was hauled up
It looks bad, reflects on your standing
Sunday School at 10 a. m .
Morning Preaching Ser­
college this year, we would like to
A. W . Johnson was a Portland visitor the first of the week. H e will move v ice at 11 o ’ clock . Even in g service at 7 :3 0 p . m . makes people think you can’ t afford a
see it. Give us a few games of the
Y ou ng People’s M eeting held at 6 :3 0 p. m . M id-w eek stenographer and
is sometime ambi­
the first of the week in the interests of part of the machinery from his sawmill
service on Thursdays at 7 :30 p. m.
true sport this fall.
guous.
his business.
R E V . H . W . B O Y D . Pastor.
at Gales Creek to the new site and will
You can write out your letters, make
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— Bailey’ s Big Store to buy your enlarge the plant so as to be better
out
an abstract, fill in an insurance pol­
Free Methodist
Some of the hop-pickers are rather goods.
Largest stock in Washington able to fill orders for lumber.
icy, enter your card m em os, make out
There w ill be preaching services in the Free Metho­
flush this week— and after all the store­ county. See for yourself. •
your accounts, or a hotel menu, or do
dist Church every Sunday at 11 a. m . and 7 :30 p. m .
COUNTY COURT NEW S
R E V . H . K . B O W M A N . Pastor.
any kind of writing you need, on any
keeper gets the benefit.
Advertise
E. B. T on gu e’ s 4 year old, Lord
kind, size or thickness of paper, and
and tell what you’ ve got in stock.
Lovelade, made a very creditable show­
Christian Science.
space any way you want on
PROBATE COURT
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ing at the State Fair by winning two
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m . and 7 :3 0 p. m.
Guardianship of minors Mabel, Fred
at the Christian Science H a ll, 115 South F ifth Street.
Puzzle:— W here shall the council races, which clean up about 82,000
W . and Marjory Whitehead. Petition
place the new city hall?”
As the forBurke, besides all the glory of own­
fifed asking apDointment of Chailotte
Notice for Publication.
councilm en have been loosing quite a ing a winner.
L. Coby. Ordered that letters of guard­
United States Land Office, Portland, O regon.
bit of sleep lately over that question,
— Ladies, read this catalogue of ianship be issued in filing of bond for
August 10, 1906.
N otice is hereby given that in com pliance with the
will not some kind person suggest a charms. Bright eyes, glowing cheeks,
8 8 00 .0 0.
provisions o f the act o f Congress o f June 3 , 1878. en­
location?
red lips,
a smooth skin without a
The Standard Visible W riter
Estate of Nancy Williams.
Final titled “ An act for the sale o f timber lands in the States
o f C alifornia, O regon, Nevada, and W ashington Terri­
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blemish, in short, perfect health. For account filed and approved.
One note to r y ,” as extended to all the Public Land States by act
You can write any of these things
Dr. Large is getting Forest G ;ove sale with every package Hollister’ s of 8100 to be turned over to Clerk of o f A u gu st 4 , 1892, Charles M . Adkins o f Gales Creek, yourself if you do not happen to have
on the map, all right, but Dr. Tam ie- R ocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents.— Dr. Court, and executor be discharged and county o f W ashington, State o f O regon, has this day a stenographer.
filed in this office his sworn statement N o. 7014, for the
For you can easily learn, with a little
sie has already put Hillsboro in the Hines, Drug Store.
purchase o f the EVa S W V i and NW V4 S W V i o f Section
his bondsmen exonerated.
as rapidly, and
N o. 3 2 , in Township N o. 2 N orth, Range N o . 5 W e st, practice, to write just
milky way.— Oregonian. Some prom­
Mrs. Eva Emery Dye of Oregon City
and w ill offer proof to show that the land sought is as perfectly,
as
an
expert
operator on
MARRIAGE LICENSES
inent Hillsborite ought to loom up now has received from her publishers an
m ore valuable for its timber or stone than for a gricu l­
the OLIVER. Because the OLIVER is
Curtis Viohl and Caroline Pribnow. tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land the simplified typewriter.
and place that town on the water advance cop y of her new book entitled
And you
before the Register and Receiver at Portland, O regon,
can see every word you write. About
wagon.
on Th ursday, the 25th day o f October, 1906.
“ M cDonald ot Oregon.” T h e product­
REAL ESTATE TRAN SFERS.
80 per cent more durable than any
H e names as w itnesses:
A llen S. D ille y , Forest
ion is a historical romance dealing with
G r o v e , O regon , James C h urch ill, G ales C reek, O regon, other typewriter,
because it has about
Frank F Knight et ux to Syl­
Charles E .
Potts, Gales C reek, O regon, John W .
the history of the Northwest. Mrs.
80 per cent less wearing points than
vester Davis lots 1 and 2 sec
O ’ B rien, Portland, O regon.
Dye attained a wide reputation as an
most other-typewriters.
10 t 1 s 4 w ............................. 8
800
A n y and all persons claim ing adversely the above-
described lands are requested to file their claim s in this
80 per cent easier to write with than
authoress through her other books, a- j Lena C Mertz et al to J S T h om ­
office on or before said 25th day o f October, 1905.
these
other complicated,
intricate
pson
part
of
block
30
Forest
mong
them
being,
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cLoughlin
and
John Price was a Portland visitor,
A L G E R N O N S. D R E S S E R . Register.
machines that require “ humoring” —
Grove...........................................
450
Old Oregon” and “ The Conquest.”
Sunday.
(F irst Publication A u g . 16.)
techinical knowledge— long practice
Charles B Bunnell et ux to John
— Try Goldenrod
Flour.
Y ou’ ll
and special skill to operate.
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Notice
for
Publication
Notice Change of Train.
Than machines which cannot be
John L Schuyleman et ux to A
like it.
United State* Land O fllce, Portland, O regon,
Train No. 2, beginning Saturday the
j adjusted to any special space— with
H Ruedy same as above . . . .
July 12, 1906.
Miss Jennie Reasoner of Hillsboro, 18th, will leave Portland at 7 a. m. in. James W Lee to Western T im ­
i which it is impossible to write abstracts,
N otice la hereby given that In compliance with the
was a Grove visitor, Monday.
insurance policies, or odd-sized docu­
ber Co n w J sec 18 t 3 n 5
stead of 7:30, arriving at Forest Grove
provisions o f the act o f Congress o f June J. 1878. entitled
10 " A n act for the sale o f timber lands In the States of ments except you buy expensive
— Use Crescent Mill feed.
“ The at 8:25 a. m.
requiring experts
C alifornia, O regon . Nevada, and Washington T e rr ito ry " special attachments
| W G Hager et ux to W H Peers
best is the cheapest.”
at extended to all the Public Land States by act of to operate.
et ux lots 4 5 & 6 block 17
To Our Correspondents
August 4 . 1892. Lydia E . Hiatt o f Gales Creek, county
Simon’ s add to H illsboro. . .
1075 o f W a sh in g to n . State of O regon, has this day filed in this
You can adjust the OLIVER to any
J. L. VanKirk and wife of this city,
W e would ask our correspondents to J B Wilkes et ux to W G Ha-
reasonable
space— you can write on
office
her
sworn
statement
N
o.
6
990,
for
the
purchase
o
f
were Portland visitors last week.
the * ( 4 o f N E Vi sod E H o f N W V, o f Section N o . 23 any reasonable
ger lot 6 blk 4 Thorn ’3 add
send us their cop y so it will reach us
size and thickness of
— Buy a pair of Duchess Trousers at
to H illsboro...............................
800 In T ow nship N o . I . North R sn g e N o . S W e s t, and will paper, right out to the very edge,
Tuesday of each week where possible;
o ffer proof to show that the land sought is more
Bailey’ s; 10c a button, $1 a rip; S2 to
Kathies K oem er et ux to Franz
without the aid of an expensive attach­
valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural
also to sign their names to same— not
Lorenz
part
of
sec
9
t
2
s
1
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2000 purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before ment or special skill, and yout work
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for publication but that we may know Oscar Att to James Bryden et al
Register end
R eceiver at
Portland, O regon,
on will
be neat appearing, legible and
Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Goff spent Sun­ to whom we are under obligations for
part of sec 19 t 3 n 4 w . . . .
clear.
1200 M onday, the 24th day o f September. 1906.
H e names as witnesses: Clarence Reed o f Portland,
day in Portland, the guest of friends.
same.
Cephas Eisenhauer to E I Kur-
For the OLIVER is the typewriter
O regon ; J. N . H offm an, o f Forest G rove, O regon;
atli
et
ux
lots
1
and
2
blk
Z
lawyer, the insur­
Herm an Englebrecht, o f G ales C reek, O regon; A . L. for the doctor, the
T h e Misses Maude and Kate Shan­
Ennes add H ills b o r o ............
1200
H aw thorn e, o f G a les C reek , O reg o n .
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____
_____ ,
____ . merchant,
..
ance
agent,
the
the hotel
non were registered at the Oregon
An y and all persons claim in g adversely the shove- p r o p r i e t o r ------ O r
any
Ella Leipold to W . G Woods
man who does his
H c te l, Portland, last week.
46.14 acres Lousidnont d 1 c
3600 described lands are requested to file their claim s In this own writing.
office on or befofe said 24th day o f September. 1906.
W M Mendenhall et ux to G eo
— Dr. Pollock, the dentist, has re­
Write us now for our booklet on the
A L G E R N O N S . D R E S S E R , Register.
W Fitch et al part of blk G
simplified features of the OLIVER.
d il L ey
turned from his vacation and ready for
{First Pub July 19.)
Fairview add to H illsboro. . .
1000
T h « O liv e r T y p e w r it e r C o .
appointments.
Rev. W . S. H olcom b and family Henry Sade to Chas W Spienng
— District 76 School
Shoes
at
Wabbath Ave. and Monro« St.
Jack Latta and wife, R oscoe Vaughn left for Brownsville W ednesday, where
et al 120 acres in sec 28 t 2
Bailey’ s.
C
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i
cago
I llin o is
n 4 W .........................................
1300
and Chet Johnson returned Sunday they expect to make their future home.
C
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Hurst
et
ux
to
Alfred
J
after a week at the State Fair.
«O Y E A R -
Miss Gladys T od d left the
8 th
Hurst 40 acres in sec 52 t 3
EXPERIEN CE
Mrs. G eo. Rastell of Portland, spent for Chico, Calif., to resume her school
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several days last week visiting her par­ work.
C E Hurst et ux to Alvan R
Hurst 40 acres in sec 32 t 3
ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Graham.
Mr. Hartry returned from his trip to
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for 8 1 .7 5 . Sample copies ms, i
at this office.
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FREE .
live 011« for Ectenia, Sail Hheum ¿ T * * "
and Skin Diaeaaea. Intrant relle7^ D ^ ‘W
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Forest Grove, Oregon
TRc.
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nervous life,
courage of youth. It makes yo7
OFFICE:
T h ree doors north of Bailey’i nut 1
hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. R.
T ÿ p .W rH fcr W . H. HOLLIS.
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Ethel Waters, formerly of this city, Alberta, Saturday.
but now a teacher in the St.
Johns
H op-picking begun at the Johnson
schools, last week was awarded a state yard, Thursday.
certificate.
Brady Chowning is home for a few
— Dr. E. H . Brown, Physician and days.
Surgeon.
pliances
X-Ray and all electrical ap­
in
office.
Calls
J. P. Hansen left Saturday morning
answered for a visit to his old home in Denmark.
night or day.
Mrs. J. B. Kuhns received
n 3 w ........................................
S M Smith et ux to E F Alford
et al 160 acres sec 28 3 n 4
w ..................................................
Arthur Knox et ux to E F A l­
ford et al n w J sec 27 t 3 n
4
J C Latta et ux to C S Wilson
160 acres in sec 27 t 3 n 4
home near Gervais last week and also arrived and John Heisler Jr. resumed
taking in the fair threshing last Tuesday; he will soon
went up to Salem,
for a few days.
J. S. Buxton was reelected
one of
the directors of the Oregon Funeral
Directors Association,
last week,
at
their meeting in Portland.
Professor Drew of
Willamette
Uni­
versity, who sras released by that insti­
tution. has accepted a position as pro­
fessor of Latin in Knox C ollege at
Galesburgh, 111., the head of which is
President
M cClelland,
ic University.
formerly
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Forest Grove,
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For the Best. Up-to-date Work. I
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And dealers in all kinds of Horse I
Goods. Repairing Promptly Done |
Prices Reasonable.
Drop
SHOP NEAR
NATION S CONNER
FOREST GROVE,!
E. W . Haines
(E S T A B L IS H E D 1898.)
Forest Grove, Oregon
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Interest paid on time deposits.
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liivantion is
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SLEEPERS
Tax Notice.
J.
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Scientific Am erican.
The taxpayers of Washington County,
finish up the grain as there was not a
Oregon, are hereby notified that the
great amount that was delayed because last half of their taxes for the year 1905
of the breakdown.
and levied in January, 1906, are now
Last Saturday morning the bridge at payable and will becom e delinquent on
the first Monday in October. 1906, at
Gales Creek was fired and has been
which time interest at the rate of 12
entirely cleared away to make place per cent, per annum will be charged,
for the new one which the contractor in addition to 10 per cent, penalty,
is hastening to replace the old one which said interest will be com puted
from the first Monday in April, 1906.
with.
,
Dated at Hillsboro. Oregon, August
Game is plentiful and rather a c c o m o -, j o , 1906.
of dating it seem s. Saturday. John R.
Dallas was peacefully fishing from the
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a letter
Mrs. S. M. Hardman of Tillamook from her son, R oy E. Kuhns, who is Peter Peterson et ux to E F Al­
ford 160 acres in sec 28 t 3
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Bozley now at Shanghai, China.
H e sent
n r 4 w .......................................
of this city, for a few days, after which her some flowers from the gTeat wall of E A Kreider to Lena K Mertz
she goes to Portland.
et al part of block 30 Forest
China, eggs there in Shanghai, sell at
G rove...........................................
C. F. Harris, one of our
former from 15 to 20 cents per hundred!
G W Waterbury et ux to Ernest
hardware merchants, was in town on
B. H . Hoskins, who has been at
A Cobleigh 15 60 acres in
Saturday looking after some of his home sick for a few days, returned to
sec 27 t 1 n 1 w ....................
: Investment C o to Chester De-
property which he still retains here.
his work, Sunday.
Graff lot 19 Willow-Brook
Mr. Guy Hoover was seen promenad­
John Anderson and wife, accom ­
Farm...........................................
panied by Miss Nellie Hughes of Los ing through the hop-fields recently J Adam Hergert et ux to John
Hergert e J of n e J sec 20
Angeles, spent Sunday viewing the with a young lady.
t 1 s 3 w ...................................
grand scenery of the Columbia.
j John Lyons et ux to G eo Peter­
G A L E S C REEK
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son et ux 7J acres.................
J. C. Clark was a visitor at the old
The repairs for the engine have
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AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS
thi
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