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Don’ t worry your
j correspondent.
Basket Bill prartice starts this week. 1 D ^ V ...............
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write him
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposi­
tion will cover 250 acres.
Humphreys was home over Saturday, anything by hanC^ B B
,akeS time
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Excosi- u- Mr. Hope of Vile. Oregon, visited [Jat make
out—
that may leave
wili cost approximately «10,000,000 ! ^ *°D I'eS’le‘ Sundav'
I when the Kates are opened in 1909.
1 Tom Bailey and “ H’ PPy” Hoonan him in doubt—
Eleven large exhibit palaces will ‘
“ P0Mland Thursdav Ust-
. that he can’
, t easily read
form the main picture of the Alaska
| Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
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You Can Easily Operate
This Typewiter
Yourself.
Local Tima Table
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HlrTy HumPhrevs and Claude Ma-
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KOSMEO
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C hildren.
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6:35
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blem ishes, youthful in
texture an d tint.
K O SM EO
m akes the skin sun p roof.
N o matter h o w m u ch y o u are out o f d oom ,
y o u n eed not fear tan. sunburn nor freckles
d y o u a p p ly K o s m e o before going out.
PR IC E , BO CENTS
8:30 a. m.
- 5:40 p. m.
IT.
FOREST GROVE SPECIALS
I at the post-office at Forest
12:20 p. m.
Many national conventions will be
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^ '°°^ s bad, reflects on your standing No. 8 Arrives . . .
fjove, Oregon, as second class
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6:40 p. m.
™ ' mail matter.
held at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exno
The public schoo] lads entertained makes Pe°Ple think you can’ t afford a
sition in 1909.
Cassius Fowler at his residence Satur- £teno8rapner and is sometime ambi-
N. L. ATKINS.
Th«
day evening.
guous.
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Agent
m e management of the Alaska-
w
You can write out your letters, make,
Yukon-Pacific Exposition has appro- i “ aterman> Amston, Mason and j ? ut an abstract, fill in an insurance pol- j
j all communications to Wash
C h a n g e T i m e of T r a i n .
priated 8100,000 (or a live stock show ' i^ wrence were visitors at Happy Hall lcy’ enter your card memos, make out
'’¡tjton County Pub. Co.,
your accounts, or a hotel menu, or do
No. 10 passenger will leave Portland
Forest Grove, Ore.
any ..................-
kind of writing
you - need, on any at 5:20 p. m. instead of 6:20 p. m.
One of the objects of the Alaska-
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1 Yukon Pacific Exposition is to make i M S Uevln 0 th e O * ' * ™ Agricul-, kind, size or thickness of paper, and arriving here at 6:40 p. m. commenc­
ing Oct. 19. Yours truly, .N. L. At-
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LllEWS UK .0 reach h r „ . b r e r i b - !
agert.
Pacific Ocean.
¿¡slate, we request that tmmedi-
fcention may be called to the same. | The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
The Lobster club recently organized
will open June 1 and close October it Chandlers, admit members only who
are regular boarders.
15, 1909
O L I V E R
TypcìAfri-fér
hSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1906
make» a n d
hea lthy , free from wrinkles
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SOUTH BOUND
Departs
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k ce r» the (Lin clear, (air and
PORTLAND BOUND
No. 3 Departs - - -
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Beauty Makar
The
Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive
and deoart on the following schedule:
W.
F o r S a le at
Dr. Hines 9
Dru£ Store
F o re st G ro ve ,
Ore.
R. H I G K S
Haven Belknap, who has been work-
Henry E. Reed, director of exploita-
tion, of tne Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Ex- inB at ,he druS business in La Grande
The Standard Visible Waiter
for several months, came down last ;
You can write any of these things
a> fights was the slogan of the
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paign to secure state participation, I week for a visit with his parents in | yourself if you do not happeu to have
tom at the called meeting Tues- . . .
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a stenographer.
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, Advices already received from gover- Hillsboro
«minz when Mr. Haines met J
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For you can easily learn, with a little
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|nors assure the representation of many
When Miss Farnham was in Port-
The subject was discus-
land W d a y she met # friendi whQ
practice, to write just as rapidly, and
and con witn the ultimate re-
| interested in mining. He had heard as
, perfectly, as _ an expert operator on
I fho nr nrt'D
given the
intra-mural railway will be pro- 0f the assaying done at Pac»«-
Ifcthe company be
be given
ific Univer- . i the OLIVER. Because the OLIVER is
comfort and convenience sity and so sent T u t
ninTsamples' of i the s5mpliSed ‘ ^cwriter. And you Pacific Avenue
I time ,o repair the" crippled I vided io t the
of
visitors
to
the
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
ore-
ad
from
different
mines,
to
be an-
SeS CVv;ry W° fd \°U
About
pan of the plant, caused by the ,
SO per cent more durable than any
It will be two miles long. alyzed in our Moratory. Miss Bain other typewriter, because it has about
It
was
stated
that
no
ef-
^xposit.on
Inter.
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hss also just received some copper ore
80 per cent less wearing points than
It is estimated that 7,500,000 per- from the mines of Eastern Oregon.
1«expense were being spared by
most other typewriters.
!
sons
live
In
the
section
of
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opany to place the lights up to sons llve ln ttle section ol country in
80 per cent easier to write with than I
Professors Cook and Bridwell were
Isandard. The council will be the United States and Canada within a
intricate j
in Portland Saturday. Mr. Bridwell these other complicated,
Li with the company until the i radius of 1,000 miles of Seattle, who
went on up to Oregon City and visited I ,ma? hi“ e* that re, ^ lre 7 ™ corin g” - 1
I tecmnical knowledge—long practice '
j repairs are finished, but when are directly interested in making the relatives 4k
there
and special skill to operate.
me is up the standard of ’lights ' Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition the,
Last
Friday
evening
Mrs.
E.
W.
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Than machines which cannot be
peered. The council is doing a ll, true exponent of their material wealth
adjusted to any special space— with
Chandler
entertained
a
party
of
stu-
I to have good lights and the j and development.
which it is impossible to write abstracts,
Christian
Major T. S. Clarkson, speciat com- denls' After singing several popular. insurance polieies, or odd sized docu-
Kt lived up to and their work is
missioner for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific | S0nKS t0 various oriK‘Dal tunes and | ments except you buy expensive
Co-e<lueatronal
^appreciated by the people.
Exposition, who is visiting the differ-! keyS the P ^ y adjourned to the kitchen | spemaljttachments requmng experts
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where each of the boys was required t0 °Perate
Non-Sectarian
l : enforcement of the fruit law at ent states in the
interest of the fair, is
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You can adjust the OLIVER to any
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to make a pie. Some of those pies 1
City shows that the county an experienced exposition man. He
reasonable space— you can write on
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u , • 1 were marvels. Then the girls were any reasonable size and thickness of
■inspectors can now get down to was director
general of the Omaha lair
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stunt, Each of the paper, right out to the very edge,
|and feel that they are backed up and was -------------
prominently identified with M
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boys had brought a pair of socks more without the aid of an expensive attach­
! law. In another column we the expositions held at Bufialo, St. I ;
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j holey than righteous. The girls be- ment or special skill, and yout work
• report of the case held in Louis and Portland,
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., will be neat appearing, legible and
gan to darn them, both mentally and | ,
ty. It will be seen that orchard- I The Association of Traveling Passen- materia,!y
Mf Aller-S pair was of
For ,hf 0UVER
the tvpewriter
ist spray and take care of their
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meet ii» suck marvejous length as to excite for the doctor, the lawyer, the insur-
s ¡rom now on and especially at Seattle. This will give the agents suspicion as t0 their ownership.
ance agent, the merchant, tht hotel
the fruit inspector says so. This ! an excellent idea of the Alaska-Yukon - 1
Then re[reshments 0f coffeei c hocc- 1 P:0Priej0r— or any man who does his
»craent upheld by the Circuit
Pacific Exposition, so that they can ,a{e and sandwiches were served and ; own writing
Write us now for our booklet on the
tof regon City means much, as WOrk intelligently for business to
the those remarkable pies were eaten in a simplifieri features of the OLIVER,
krere m doubt as to whether the
i Coast in 1909.
manner that would delight the medical
t h e O U v e r T y p a w r lte r C o .
bid be enforced. It means t h
a
t fraternity. Bv this time a ’ generous
Vz'-'r.nh A.a. r.x! i/.nrso Cf.
Mohave fruit trees must now get
- I f you are from Missouri we can ^
Qf candy was ready tQ ^
and
kettle of candy was ready to pull, «no ^ C h i s a g o
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I llin o is
id see that their trees are show you the best line of Men’ s suits it was pulled despeiatefy and hope­
sprayed arid properly taken at S8.00 and SlO.OO you have ever lessly by some, cheerfullv and success­
Milburn W agons,
Scotch
Clipper
P lo w s anti other Fa rm Im plem ents
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Flour, Feed, and Grass Seeds
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U N IV E R S IT Y
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P A C IF IC
Forest Grove
It will mean fine fruit for the seen. J. E. Bailey.
Oregon, fruit that we all shall i
Notice.
1 of. Now is the time to
|**k. so get busy before the
Sealed bids will be received by the
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County Court of Washington county,
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fully by others. At a late hour the
The above .piestlon is often asked con­
guests paid their respects to their cerning l)r. nerve's two leading nudl-
genial hostess and wandered home to 5 ' iv'orio'PriSvri•!te'n*!' Diicovery auu
dream 0f enormous, threatennig pies
The answer is‘ that "Golden Medical
,
,
Discovery ” is a most potent alterative or
or t0 wander endlessly over treacher- blood-puriBer, and tonic or invigorauir
Oregon, on Thursday, December 6. j ous lakes of sticky candy.
following is a report of Senator j 1906t gt 2 0.clock p. m. for the ex-
Those present were the Misses Wag-
‘«te’s speech last week and tensiOT o{ the tax ron 0f said county gner, Moseley, Thomas. Fletcher,
*how he looked upon the persons for the year 1906.
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Pearl and Helen Chandler and Miss
Mat present fighting and trying
The person extending said tax roll j Leiser of Portland. Messrs. Aller,
Mway with the wishes of the peo- will not be required to take off the val- Davis, Gregory, Bridwell, Clapp Fei-
J It reads: “ Referring to condi- uation of road and school districts, but rin, J. Ward, C. A. Allen, H. H. and
p Oregon he warned the people will be required to have same fully r'. Markel.
’ of any attempt to undermine completed by February 1, 1907.
I primary law, giving to the
— Low prices every day at Levy s
Further information as to manner of
^ power to name their own making extensions and amount of labor Market
lot United States Senator.
He required may be had by applying at
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rithat he had been informed the office of the County Clerk of said
A DAZZLING EFFECT.
*'i e way upm^ali*the*mucous lining aur-
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and
blaidet-curing a large percent, of catar­
rhal cases whether the ilisease affects tlic
nasal paSgagc*. thfi thvvat. larynx, bron­
chia, stomaclisi as catiKbkri dysie-psia ),
bowels (as muAjo-si«».MaJfivL (Madder
uterus or other tTlvic orgiTrr*A tlYi'n in
n : . - „ r ; . H v i. Q ;L frw nf. thiitf
often siieoessful in alfect-
T he 'Vê vérité. Presrr'i Mon "Is advised
f
. I f _‘L~ e tjass ol <l:sea>.'
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LL. •tl.-i'.i lôCTfffTts^Û?
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to
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l> a powerful yet gently acting mvigr.ratr . r
Ing tonla and nervine. For weak worn- ¡D
out,ovor-workod womon—no matWr what I
his causod tl*f‘ break-down, ’’ Favorite
Frescription " will b<j found most effective
in building np the Ftrcngth. regulating
the womanly function*, subduing pain
and bringing about a healthy, vigorous
condition of the tvlnle system.
A hook of part rulars wraps each bottle
living the form ulscof both medicines and
quoting what »‘•«»res of eminent med­
ic*! authors, \Vhoso works are consulted
fPofitical boss was working day county.
' OM xlmr ................ . . f i t s ..« „ .c m .
to induce members of the
^ e County Court reserves the right
un{3 candid,
we to go back on their pledges tQ reject any and all bids. By order | i „ these days of eU-ctric li-hta. wit:
hv physicians of a I tin-schools of praeblco
as guides in prescribing, say of each in-
gr llent ents-rlng Into tlies*> medicines.
The words of praise bestowed on the
several Ingredients entering into Doctor
Pierce’s medicines hv -uvli writers should
have more weight t 1 i i any amount of
non . profession .! to modal*. I mcmm
meh men urn wi lting for ;..e guidance of
their medical brethren and know whereof
tDI'V Spill'.'
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and advertise CC- |ntf of the city us well as of n baa-
names, county to represent anu
J*
operative
department,
put out samples, q « « « « laf ’ {he rtrwtg,- writes M.
[*** generally accepted that he
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i -/..II« n-nll licrllt.
Old established
business Lniie«
house, i j
assure,
“are wonderfully
well llght-
l i o i h mi dlclnc» aro uon-alcohollc. non-
r^rence to W. F. Matthews, who etc
and contain no harmful habit-
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front
of
euch
house hangs
In
$21
weekly
expense
j
ed.
r°> accused of working to
„
defeat
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Cash __
salary
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„ -'t a m e globe o f Elaa^ In- forming drum. ls>!n* eompoyedof glyceric
•W’-on of Bourne.”
Which shall money advanced; permanent pos.-o... , )d of wbiCh is p e-ed a I .
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i'ni : r • pi
.ley ir. ■
r* Toilette mentioned no
t< . • -1
DfinlP
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t .. . a IwxiKutd
lim»
• i i by dealers
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sold
In medicine.
can't
afford to accept as a sntetitute for one of
these medicines of known composition,
anv secret nostrum.
Dr. Fierce’s Pellets, final], sugar-coated,
e: *y to take as candy, regulate and m-
»inur to stomach, liver and bowels.
f ^»*11 our senators and repre- Qur reference. Barkers National Bank t),inls nn night, Large bouses have
suspended outside the
two
r*” act according to the will of 0f Chicago, Capital $2,000,000. A two
of es.
Some even
doors by iron supports.
Pie who have elected them to dresss Manager, The Columbia ouse,
rj®0* or shall a few bosses run Chicago. 111-. Desk No. 1.
Pj0* thing and do away with the
- Guldenrod Flour, guaranteed.
f* of the people?
Round Trip Tickets.
p Jou beginning to feel thankful
To Portland and and return sold
P* Prosperity you have enjoyed Sat aid iys and Sundays commencing at
H ^ past yearp
p. m. each day. limited to Monday
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| 1 p- m
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leaving Portland at 8 p. m.
" ri are said to be roosting high night train
Fare $1*05.
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less
Salesmen. M any make the week, limit 30 day
P*»150 “ ‘“ “ ‘T
This ticket is for
r
* >0 pe, m onth, som e even g00d on any tra.n
jTOck clean; grown on reserva- the accommodation
‘»fro m
Old L h - r d s .
Cash d o „ 0 t wish to be
who
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W *tm g _n
old orchaids.
Cash do not
t0 f kept
tickets.
1 ^ ^«kly. Choice of territory. Portland to purchase
'Washington Nursery Company, !*1,60.
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N. L ATKINS.
'’“n o w ’ one arc light would have daa-
xled the good people of that day.
-W hen the coronation procession en-
tpred Westminster hall." the writer
continues, -the light of day w m begin­
ning to fade.
Forty chan lekers. In
shape like a crowu. hu >g fron'
ing. each having thirty-six wax can
HI* Htnlement.
Dr. Price-Price (diploinaticallyi — I
don't know whether I sent you a state­
ment o f what—er—you owe me.
Mr
Knok -N either do I. Dr. Price l ’rlce—
Oh. yp» didn't get it then? I suppose
I didn't send you a statem ent.
Mr.
K nok—Y e s; you did.
But it looked
more like a statement o f what you
think I possess.
“ '^On the king’s api-earauee all aud-
«jpnly llghte.1. and every one In tbe
r>om was filled with a .'on i-h n r it at
tbe wonderful and unexisH-te I l.lum
nation
Little cords of cotton wool
,“ perceptible to the eye. -t n r a t e d
S i b sulphur of sa lt,-te r. »I'lrits of
wine
other 'ingredient*
ingredients^ had h >een
™
¡ and
“ ¡Toilier
e«
rrenared and airaugcd so as to carry
L
flame mpidly from one candle to
J e J U «
- n t h .d h e e n
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prepar«! that
W ÏT H
YOU
fl
nil their capabilities for brilliant illu
People and that a movement I q( (he Commissioners’ Court.
‘ minatlon. It la amusing to read what
the subjects of Geor. e II. coaaiuered
J. W . GOODWIN,
pfoot to circulate petitions ask-
a dazzling effect. A Krenchmuii visit
County Judge.
* Senators and Representatives
lug In London at the time of Uiv coro-
relieved of their obligations to
i nation of that mo.iai-c'.i In 172i writes
each enthusiastically In praise of the light-
W anted — Good man
* lor the people’ s choice.
Sen-
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WE SHÄRE
Knew ller Wn»a.
my w ife any
t o c .m e home toniglit m - " l n late hour!
jiessenger-H he didn't
anything
U r. « „ h o y - T h e n you J . . , , have g me
a
wronc b o w T f i b o n « .
candle failed to take fire ’
Ag*».
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