MANY GOING TO BIG CIRCUS
Another Carload of
BUGGIES
has Arrived!
We buy in large quantities which
enables us to sell vehicles at less
than do others;
And we DO Sell for less
Will Be Well Represented at Exhibi­
tion in Portland.
PUSH OREGON
TO THE FRONT
The people of this vicinity will have
but one opportunity of seeing Ring-
ling Brothers World’ s Greatest Shows
AN EASY W A Y TO ADVERTISE on
this year, the exhibition at Portland,
THE STATE
August 26 and 27, being the only one
to be presented near here. It is an
opportunity that all lovers of good
And Tell Our Eastern Friends All
amusement should avail themselves of,
About the Superior Opportunities
as the Ringling Brothers have organ­
We Possess.
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ized a circus so excellent, so large and
so full of novelty that it is above com ­
parison with any other show.
On April 29th last the Oregonian
Foreign agents stationed in Europe
published a special industrial edition
and Asia were instructed last winter to
devoted exclusively to the exploitation for
engage every act of prominence regard­
of Oregon. It probably contained his
less of cost, and the result is a per-
I formance absolutely monopolizing all more special and miscellaneous infoi- :rs
the world’ s best talent. What these mation about Oregon than any one ;h-
agents left for other shows to engage publication that has ever been issued. of
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was not considered good enough for It is peculiarly valuable to the homt- en
seeker, because it gives the latest and n. 3
the Ringling Brothers to bother with.
most reliable information about so many ■re tl
There are over 300 performers with
different subjects that the homeseeker d- e
the circus and 100 big acts, not one of
is naturally interested in. Almost every :rs *
which any other show could afford to
i-
pay for. The Riccobono horses which department of industry is specialize?,
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and both descriptive and statistical in­
wear trowsers, coats and boots, and
is- >t
formation of a highly valuable charac­
stand and walk on their hind feet all
in ie
ter is given exclusively and in enter­
iis
the time they are in the ring, are the
d
taining form.
greatest trained animal acts the world
>e- II
Residents of Oregon who know its
has ever seen.
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advantages as compared with the con­
Other attractions are Alexander Patty,
gested and depleted East, and who rk
the only man on earth who can walk
still have friends back there whom thi y a l -
on his head as others walk on their
H
would like to see here enjoying the
feet; De K ock’ s wonderful dog that
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good things of this favored state, can iat
walks around the ring on its hind feet,
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aid in a splendid work now without cost on
balancing a man on its head; the won­
>0
and very little effort. If you tKThk es
derful five Bedinis, from Italy, who
SO
your friend would be interested in »n-
jump simultaneously to the back of a
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knowing more about Oregon and might he
single horse; the great Kaufmans, who
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eventually become a valuable citizen, Oit
ride unicycles on a high wire with the
send his name and address to the gen­
handle bars removed; the Holloways of
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eral passenger agent of the Oregon he
London; the Marnello-Marnites, aero- I
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Railway and Navigation Company or
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batic bell ringers; Daisy Hodgini, the
the Southern Pacific at Portland, and a
celebrated Italian rider and only wo­
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copy of this special edition, with a
man who can turn a somersault while
complete summary of the several sul -
1 on horseback, and the Mirze Golem
jects treated, carefully indexed, will l e
troupe, loaned to the Ringling Broth­
so
mailed to him promptly. In this mai -
ers by the Shah of Persia.
ner you may De the means of not o n l^
If the space were to spare 100 more
S in
doing your friend a good turn, but of
acts, better than ever before seen in
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1 elping to stimulate the growth and
this country, could be mentioned.
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prosperity of Oregon.
Suffice it to say that Ringling Brothers 1
lo­ iln,
Don’ t
forget that commencing
1 have an organization so wonderful as to
in ,hil
September 1st and continuing daily for
| stand on a phne by itself high above
thil
! any other kind of amusement. And two months, tickets will be on sale at
.hir
there will be but one opportunity for almost every railroad station in the
rcc eei
the people of this vicinity to see it.
East to all points in Oregon and the
cat ha
Northwest at what has com e to be
USi
( Matrix hy courtesy Portltnd f o ur m i.)
popularly known as ‘ ‘colonist rates.”
ind
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These rates are the cheapest general
ip- lai
long distance rates ever established,
red
t nC
and enable one to reach Oregon from
any part of the United States at but a
cle / tel
trifle more than one cent a mile. They
rn- «hi
all
are the greatest incentive to coloniza­
✓
tion and progressive home building of
any known agency, and if the restless,
'tc
and m
dissatisfied resident of the East is made
9r.
to know beforehand the advantages ha
À
can enjoy here, the problem is solved, - ?h-
it.
and the star of empire will continue to
m
!V
move steadily westward.
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Now is the time to spread the gos­
ing A.
pel of Oregon, so that it may be heard
and heeded by the time the rates go
nd t*
into effect. Send one name or two,
m.
i or a dozen, and you will be exerting a
m d«
worthy influence toward the upbuilding
ir«i
of our state. Send them to your near­
est Southern Pacific agent or to Wm.
McMurtay, General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
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B. F. W Ä G L E Y ,
FOREST GROVE,
W . H. HOLLIS,
OFFICE over
Hines' Store
Oregon
Forest Grove,
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h ftrljU iM Oli UJlidU N
F 7 IS H / O X S T A B L E S
Pacific A « .
Forest Grove
Feat Turnauis
EL. W . H aines Bank
iE S T A B I ISH EL) ’.Sw8.)
Forest Grove, Oregon
A general banking business transacted
laieiest paiu on time deposits.
Accounts invited.
City Shaving Parlors
For the Best. Up to-da’ e Work.
Baths Pacific Ave. Forest Gro-’e.
A . I. W irtz, Proprietor
S . A . M o u lt o n
Leading Tnnsnrialist
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d rove
R . iM X O .N , D e n t is t
Forest Grove,
Th»-<
houi»
Oregon
H .i’ry'4 »tore.
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feed, or whatever subject you choose.
Letters for this column should be in
hand Mondy morning early to insure
publication that week.
u> » F M.
Dr. J. H. Knox, D, V. S.
Veternary Surgeon.
n0 injurious effect upon the udder.
Some cows do exceedingly well upon
the milking machine, while others do
not. It is, however, only a small pro­
portion of cows that do not take kind-
The dairy was an indispensable a d -; ly tQ the railkinK machine. This sma),
jnnet to the Manor house of the thir-'
per cent will not give down their milk
teenth and fourteenth centuries, and
readily and one is compelled to milk
was under the management of a deya
them by hand. They seem to be no­
or dairy woman. The farm accounts j
tional about this. They make no re- j
of those days show that the cheese and
sistance. They do not seem in any I
butter, though an important source of ’ way tQ be jnjured by jt
They stand
income, was the cheapest part of agri- ( p„ fectly still and chew their cud and ;
cultural produce, as measured by mod-
ern experience. The furniture of the
dairy was then composed of milk pan,
pail, churn, cheese press, cheese shape,
butter mold and straining cloth.
The
f - 'o r e " l
igan in Michigan Farmer. I have
1 talked with a number of people who
have used the milking macnine for a .
, longer period than this and I find the
Under this heading we invite corres- same to be true in every instance.
Pon<dence from
dairymen, many o f , The pulsators on the milking machine
whom have bright ideas and good su g -' which break up the continuous sue- j
gestions that would be helpful to t;on from tj,e partial vacuum, produce
others if they knew them. Confine just about the same effect upon the
your correspondence strictly to dairy- udder, in fact, the same sensation that
ing, telling of your herd, your stables, a ca)f wou)d in sucking, and this has
Dairymen's Corner
LAWYER
Real Estate and Corpo­
ration Law a Specialty.
OREGON
| are perfectly contented, but they re '
— Bring your wool and mohair to us.
We will give you the most for it.—
Bailey’ s.
fuse to give down their milk. One of
our cows, one of the best ones, would
give just about half of her mess with
R e n -, the milking machine. I( you attempt
t0 strip her , t once you could get no ! ors has been completed. This in
eludes many novel features, Some of
milk at all, but in ten or fifteen min­
them are unique and can be enjoyed
utes you could get as much milk as
nowhere but in California.
Among
she gave. The results of this would
these is a series of delightful harvest
be, of course, to soon dry off the cow
excursions to the great vineyards and
and we had to stop milking her with
orchards of the Golden State. The
the machine and milk her by hand.
was then no cream separator or other The p M t majority of COW5i however, vast agricultural industries of the great
valley of the State, within which Sacra-
of the modern appliances that have re- j are nQt affected in this way.
mento is situated, will be seen at their
volutionized this department of tne
best; the mining camps in the mount-
farm.
You Can t Afford to Miss If.
ains, the big tree forests and the finest
net was sometimes purchased, though
generally produced on the farm.
Cheeses in those days seem to have
been small, the largest not weighing
more than from six to eight pounds.
Butter, besides being pressed into jars
and tubs, was made into pats. There
Effect Of Milking Machines.
Nobody who can possibly arrange to scenery in the world, among the high
So far as I know the milking ma- go can afford to miss the coming Na- Sierras, will be visited. Never again,
Office at Hancock & Gordon’ s livery
stable.
| chine has no injurious effect upon the j tional Irrigation celebration in Sacra - ' perhaps, can strangers from a distance
Calls promptly attended to Day o r ; udder of the cow. Our milking ma-j mento, beginning September 2nd. It see so much of California with such
Night.
chine has been in use practically a j will be the grandest occasion of the advantages of cheap railway fares and
— I. year and there have been no injured ! kind that has ever taken place in this , under conditions so attractive.
Eczema and Pile Cure udders « > rtsul1- “y* Colon C. Lillie,
country. A splendid program of pub-
— We buy wool and mohair at the
assistant dairy commissioner of Mich-1 lie and private entertainments for visit- highest prices. — Bailey.
Knowing what it is to suffer, I will gfre
FR RK or CHABGB, to any afflict* a posi­
tive cure for Rcxema, Sal: Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles
and Skin Diseases. Instant relief. Don't suffer longer
Write F. W. Williams, 400 Manhattan Arenue, Hem
York, enclose
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Ice Price List.
10 lbs and under,
cts per lb;
IS lbs 20 cts; 20 lbs 25 cts; 25 to 40
lbs l ct per lb; 50 lbs 45 cts; 60 lbs
50 cts; 75 lbs 60 cts; 100 lbs 75 cts;
cik e lots S I. 20 per cake. Ice d e­
livered every morning but Sunday, for
sale at all times at the Ice-house
Phone your orders not later than 8 a. m
Both phones. Walter Roswurin
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Time for Closing Mails
Following are hours for
closing
mails:
Eastbound
Southbound
8 a. m.
8 a. m.
12.50 p. m.
5 p. m.
3.30 p. m.
Greenville and Buxton, 9 a. m.
Gales Creek, 12:50 p. m.
H. C. ATWELL, P. M.
THE NEW
VERMIN EXTERMINATOR.
It is a dc-foit for Rat* and * • !« .,T*»T
crave it. bti* it w .he lart they ever e a t -.
i i. the IN-let.t, eealeup the pneMofthejkin
,„.| .h.rvKvllc frem a.«. t V h - l | .
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f i i w n t e e d i<’ " * * * £ L 1
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