Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911, October 10, 1907, Image 6

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    W . H. HOLLIS.
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
LAWYt R
Group of Hawaiian Damsels Now Visiting Oregon
Estate and Corpo-
Under the Chaperonage of Mrs. Tozier » VI cut her red I Real
mon L
a Specialty.
OFFICE <wer
Hines' Store
aw
What a Heap of Happiness B
Would Bring to Forest
Grove Homes.
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HMIJOJl i t f f l
P7\ < H ! O X S T A H L E S
Hard to do housework with an ach­
ing back.
Brings you hours ol misery at leisur«
Paîilu A jo .
Forasi Grove
KcJt Turncuis
or at work.
If women only knew the cause— that
W. Ham'?:
l.
Backache pains come from sick kid­
neys,
’ Twould save much needless woe.
Î E S Î A W I s l ’ ElJ
Forest ( 1 rbvti, Croton
1 \ generai b.v 'c’ng h ’i'-'iic
L illc rc S “ ;iM IP ti 1 r*
Doan’ s Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
Mrs Mary Bumgardner, of 424 Wafer Street, Sa­
lem . O re.. says
“ I have found [Joan’s Kidney
Fills a remedy that is worthy of all confidence and
am pleased to endorse them so that other sufferers
from kidney comp.amt may know how to get relier
I procured Doan s Kidney PiJU at ■ drug store and
several members of our family have used 'hem with
the most gratifying results
I took ihero m yse.f for
a tired aching back and a dragging
that cornea from irregular and deranged kidneys.
The results were o f the best
The aching and sore^
nr as were banished and the kidneys were rendered
normal. My health became better In every way.
.<m '^ted
dep O b llS.
A c (YOU Ills UJ Vll€*fl.
City Shaving Parlors
For th1* Re t Up to date Wmk.
Laths t'acilii \ve. ioiest Giu e.
A. 1. V.’ti tz. Proprietor
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
5 S .
New York, sole agents lor the United
States.
Remember the name— Doans
Oregon
forest Grove,
’ V
A. M o u lto n
? hr
1
aDd
\eai in$ TonsorJalist
take no other.
»rest
t'i.
Drove
AT THE CHURCHES
fS lX O A , D e n tiü t
M. E. Church
Forest Grove, Oregon
Regular preaching services at the Methodist chi rcl
every Sabbath at
1 1 a .m .
and at 8 :00 p. m .
Sunda
H •t'rv * v o i r
tchool at 10 a. m .; Epwortb League 7:00 p. m .; Mid wc-1
Office
Service, Thursday, 8 :00 p. m.
RE V. H . GO D LD , Paator
German Lutheran Church
Eczema and Pile
The German Lutherans hold services on the 2nd ar
4th Sundays of each month at 2:30 p. m.
H . C . EBE LING. Pastor.
Christian Church.
SIM PLE HOME
S C H E D U LE O f SEBVICES.
Bible School, S u n d a y ............................................. 10:00 a. m
Communion and preaching.................................... 11:00 a. m
Junior Mission Band.................................................
3:00 p. m
Prayer meeting on Thursday night.
Home and Try It. Anyway.
Congregational Church
Sunday School at
v ice at
10 a. m.
11 o’ clock.
at 7:30 p. m
Young People’s Meeting held at 6:30 p. m.
Mid weel
RE V. H . W . B O YD . Pastor.
Free Methodist
There will be preaching servicaa in the Free Metho­
dist Church every Sunday at 11 a. m . and 7:30 p. m.
Christian Science.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m . and 7 :30 p. m
U S South
logs;
which brought a heifer and we bred ! Cornelius, Oregon, at
one-half that heifer to the bull
got of Gillen I Saturday, October 19, 1907,
dairy cows.
yearling
three
heifer.
About 30
inch Bain wagon, Stude-
Osborne steel rake, 3 horse:
10 o ’ clock mower,
, or
the ful- 14 in. stubble plow, double shovel gar­
ounce; and got a bull which we used on our lowing property, to-wit:
den plow, hay rake and rack, forks and
Compound
three herd with grand success.
hoes, 20 stands bees.
Syrup
Sarsparilla,
We
corn-
Horse and yearling heifer, two cows.
at bedtime.
1
Fifth Street
With more knowledge of feeding
22, heifer will calf March 3, ’ 08; heifer
to I calf eight months old, gasoline spray
Tw o sets fur­
Home Comfort range and parlor stoves,
kitchen handy, fruit jars, window shades
nent authority, who writes in a New; 70 lbs. of good milk per day is a com - in g outfit o d trucks, gasoline dray and and other articles too numerous to m en­
York daily paper, as the finest pre 1 mon occurence. For year ending July circular sawing outfit on trucks com tion.
TERMS OF SALE;
scription ever written to relieve Back- 31, we sold from 32 cows and heifers, plete, feed cutter, one cierd mill new,
Bladder nearly one half heifers, S3,287.39 in 1 timber jack stump puller, 100 feet
and all forms of Urinary difficulties . 1 milk besides raising nearly all these of hose, Bain 2£ in. single wagon, 3 in
Notice.
j
One year's time on
bearing 8 per cent
IN
Board of Epualization for Washington
County, Oregon, will convene at the
; per head of 8125,
besides
Hie herd
tor, 3 brooders,
12 in.
plow, nearly
COURT
In the nam e o f the state o f
give it a trial.
tre hereby required
said year shall be completed; which
said Board will continue in session for
one month from said date,
unless the
labors thereof are sooner completed.
Petitions or applications for the re-
|d
^ i o n of a particular assessment shall
be £\ade in writing, verified by the
oat
of the applicant or his attorney,
a i
lied with the Board during the
first week it is by law required to be
in session, and any petition or applica­
tion not so made,
by the order o f
s tall not be considered or acted upon
A Herd of
Indiana
Holstcms.
been reading your paper for twenty-five
G e o r g e H. W il c o x ,
Washington
Oregon.
bankable notes
interest on sums
com plaint
h ere in ,
pray the court above
— M oney to loan on farm security
W . H . Hollis.
The annual output of the coun- lober
' s seventy billion
n<
beginning
10 o ’ clock
m ent, and decree again st you
bonds o f m atrim ony
is
registered
at
Whitman.
Miss H olm es
spent
Saturday ard
Sunday at her h om e.
Mr. Scott ol Gaston, is registered in
the second year class.
named p la in tiff and y o u rse lf, the above
ant, and for such other relief
court m ay deem
publication o f
this sum m ons is
equitable in the prem ises.
T h e date o f the fu st
Thursday, A ugust 22nd, 1907, and that o f
the
C o u n ty ,
h avin g been made in cham bers, A u g u st
H o n . J.
said
2 0th ,
order
1907, on
the C ircu it
N otice Is hereby g iv e n that in co m p lia n c e
u o v isio n s o f th e ’ act o f C on gress o f June
w ith
3,
the
1 878, e n -
iiled “ A n act for the sale o f timber lands in th e States
and
W a sh in g to n
T e r r i­
to r y ,” as extended to a ll the Pu blic Land States by act
jf A ugust 4 ,
1892,
M ark
B a ile y
Eu np
.ounty o f W a th in g to n , state o f O r e g o n ,
died in this office h is sworn statem ent
of
H illsb o ro ,
has this
day
N o . 7 5 1 4 , for the
purchase o f the lot five and the southeast quarter o f the
northwest quarter o f section N o .
I N range N o. 3 W W illa m ette
s ix . In tow nship N o .
m eridian and w ill offer
proof to show that the land so u g ht
is m ore valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricu ltural
to establish his claim to said
purposes, and
land before th e
R egister
ind Receiver at Portland, O r eg o n , on Satu rd ay, the 9th
la y o f N ovem b er, 1937.
He names as w itnesses E. W .
Jale, O reg , J. H .
H o w e ll, o f
H o w e ll, o f
3 ro v e, O regon.
A n y and all persons
i gii Waterman, Football Captai
M on n tain -
M ou n tain d ale, O r e g ..
D.
Bump
o f F orest
c la im in g a d v ersely the above
tescribed lands are requested tc file their c la im s in
this
jffice on or before said 9th day o f N o v e m b er, 1907.
ttt i ’a .iflc I'n u c.slty .
A L G E R N O N S. D R E S S E R . R egister.
(Date o f first p ublication A u g . 2 9 .)
(Matrix by courte»- Portland Journal)
— At Bailey’ s, for ladies’ hand sewed
Power of the Waves
The power of waves, snyti M. Rrou-
rest Koes t0 the calves, is sold as cream or,e M cCorm ick
belffht o f tI" ‘ C(‘n,,'r of grnvlty of the
M y neat bull was a home
said
United S tates Land O ffice,
head the herd and raise your own good
bought was Joe Johanna DeKol out of
the last p u b-
.ication hereof is T h ursd ay, October 10th , 1907.
P ortland, O reg o n , July 3 0, 1907.
S '. a o v e m ^ T o f f t o w Z 'V & Z L
the other static nml dependent on thè
Joe’s Bride and sired by Johanna A g g ie !
named d e fe n d ­
as the
Notice for Publication.
Pounds goes into condensed milk, one year old. three hogs, and three
'hree billions into cheese, while the DjjjS 6 months old. one truck wagon,
his performance was as good as his
th e
the above
Forest G r o v e. O reg o n .
Holsteins. All the teachers of good
dairying are now talking good bulls to
breeding.
W e got the idea Johanna’ s
were all right, so the next bull we
d isso lv in g
now e x istin g betw een
Attorney for the P lain tiff,
nln lu La Xa,ure- >* tho « '" » of two ef-
Faul DeKol.
forever
prayed
a ju d g ­
pounds, allowing sharp, the following described property,
— Dr. E. H . Brown, Physician and good yearling Holstein bull and after :han their share. In addition to this
Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap­ the first plunge it was easy enough.
e*ch individual is supposed to
pliance* in office.
Calls answered
for the one half bloods w ,re' so much eat twenty pound, of butter a yem and
night or day.
better than their mothers that we want- Wlt*i a‘ ‘ our cows, creameries and farms
— M en ’ s canvas oxfords also canvas
ed
to go them one better, so we have « « c a n n o t quite supply the demand
shoes the latest
styles swing and
straight lasts, Blucher cut. At Bailey’ s. continued from that time to this to «h ich necessitates the annual impor-
Philbrook
the
W . H . H O L L IS ,
is required in making butter, a billion dry C0WSi three heifers and three steers
— M en’ s gun metal,
Blucher cut Ten or twelve years ago Gillett & Son
oxfords, medium high heel the latest sold me a bull out of Joeanna 4th and
at Baileys.
out of a son of Mutual friend 2nd and
r e lie f
iccount o f the absence from this cou nty o f
ing you a little history of our herd of
— W e have always paid the high­ keep a good Holstein bull at the head
est for wool and mohair.— Bailey's.
of the herd.
In buying our bulls we had bullhead
— Mrs. Edm ondson would like to do
luck bv getting three ol the Johannas
work by the day. Phone No. 392. l l t f
thereto,
m entioned for the
•-mil Seifert o f Bacona, O r e g ., D .
at
plead
T h is summ ons is published by order o f
mower and rake, one
cows but you have been talking it ’ ’ Lo ° r drank by the people. There is 1 stee] t00th harrow, one crossing ¿low. T h ^ a m ì o W r .n q o n Z t m m 'show
23 years enough to give each person nearly a 0ne hay fork, rope and pulley, one iron that ino total imwer o f waves is divid-
— M en ’ s patent leather button three these many years’ ’ and some
quarters boxing cloth top, very neat ago, you worked me up to
a point 'poun d. o r a good-sized tumbler full, kettle, 20 gallons, cross cut saw, buck 0,1 ef|nnlly between these static and
Oxfords at Bailey’ s.
where I had courage enough to buy a 'hough many of course get much more s a f , grind stone and various kinds of S “ “ t t e * £ « o f astnu-Uim there
Josh
or
for in the com plaint th erein , that is to s a y , f o r
W . Goodin. C ou nty Judge o f
Public Sale.
County, or thirty years and it has had
its influ- ln avera8e of 3,5 60 pounds of milk to t 0 -wjt. Eight cows giving milk, three
12t4
enee and I think I can prove it bv giv-
eac^ cow - Over half of this product njce heifers com ing fresh soon, three
— Bring your wool and mohair to us
W e will give you the most for it.—
Bailey's.
h e r e o f, to -w it: on or before
Judge.
| us some startling figures on the sub- j Banks in Cedar Canyon on Friday, Oc-
have j'ect-
and you
p laintiff w ill cause your d efault to be entered and w ill
we cannot have these without the cow.
I will offer at public auction on ti e
I The statisticians at Washington furnish I Dall Baker plaee<
miles west of
hereby
Y o u are further notified that if you fa il t o appear and
answer the
rels lim e, 770 lbs. sulphur, household
life would not be worth the living, and
are
filed a c o m ­
last day o f th e tim e prescribed
publication
if C a lifo rn ia , O r e g o n , N evad a
Dairymen's Corner
H o a r d 'S DAIRYMAN:— W e
Assessor for
SAM B. WOODS.
you
the 11th day o f O ctob er, 1907.
and kitchen furniture and other articles
More than twenty-one million cows
authority, whose ei.tire reputation, it
too numerous to mention.
are milked in the United States every­
is said, was established by it.
Term s of sale:— Under $10, cash
A druggist here at home when day. That means much work for many Qver j j q
one year’ s time on bankable
asked stated that he could either sup men, many women and many children.
; note at 8 per cent interest. 2 pet
ply the ingredients or mix the pre­ It also means hundreds ol millions ol
cent off for cash. Free lunch at noon.
scription for our readers, also recom ­ dollars of capital invested, many mil­
W . H . STRATTON, Owner.
lions in profits to the dairymen and
mends it as harmless.
J. W. Hughes. Auctioneer. A. T.
' oceans of expense to the consumer.
Stratton, Clerk.
But we must have milk and butter or
verified, and filed
by the Board.
Indiana.
OF
to a p p ea r and answ er «¿.id c o m ­
plaint on or before th e
! I 16 W'U gel a herd of cows that will cups, two cross cut saws, two barrels
It give him both pride and profit.
lime and sulphur solution spray, 3 bar-
the examination and corrections and certainly com es highly recom m ended
equalization of the assessment rolls for It is the prescription of an eminent
O regon ,
plaint against y o u in the above entitled cou rt,
of Equalization, which will continue slightest injury to the stomach or other tinues along the same line of breeding, I Oliver plow, 50 strawberry crates with
of Sundays
STATE
COUNTY,
notified that the above named p la in tiff has
day in said month and the time fixed say the results are simply surprising, his best heifer calves and if he has i scale, 12 in. plow and harness, jointer,
by law for the meeting of said Board the relief being effected without the good horse sense, sticks to it and con- 50-tooth steel harrow, 12 in. steel beam
exclusive or,!ans'
and legal holidays, until
Mix some and
THE
vs.
Clerk’ s office at the Court house in afflictions may not feel inclined to
' "Hillsboro, on the 21st day of October, place much confidence in this simple any mail who wants good cows to milk ; iron kettles, 10 x 12 tent, pair 2500 lb.
1907, the same being the third Mon­ mixture, yet those who have tried it had better buy a good bull and raise! wagon springs, 800 pound platform
its sessions from day to day,
OF
W A S H IN G T O N
To James A . F ’ e m in g , the a bove nam ed defen d an t:
G e o . N a y l o r , Clerk.
new; 50 tooth steel lever harrow, 2
Just as sure as we live and breathe, ! cultivators, one 14 tooth; two 30 gal.
FOR
lames A . F lem in g. D efen d an t.
J. w . H u g h e s . Auct.
Some persons who suffer with the ' growing better all the time,
C IR C U IT
S m ily J. F le m in g , P la in tiff,
mixture acts promptly on the calves on full milk
blood which causes Rheumatism.
THE
OREGON
from the same wide tire Mitchell hail truck wagon, ; 0ver S ’1 und r 510> cash- Tw o pei
eliminative
tissues
of
the
kidneys,
ena-
cows,
and
the
calves
after receiving new; two seat buggy, heavy single har- | cenl
I°r cash-
T o the Tax payers of Washington
Free Lunch at Noon.
bling
them
to
filter
and
strain
the
uric
the
milk
would
easily
sell
on the aver- ness, two 3S0 egg Petaluma incubators,
County, Oregon:
A. C. DAVIS, Owner.
Notice is hereby given that the acid and other waste matter from the age for 125, making a yearly incom e nearly new; 120 egg Chatham incuba
(Equalization of 1907 Assessment.)
This
SUMMONS.
baker hack. Champion binder, Osborne
ounce; Conpound Kargon, one
ache, Kidney Trouble. Weak
Assessors
for beef,
Public Sale.
bred
The above is considered by an emi- and with much better breeding, 60
R E V . H . K . B O W M A N , Pastor.
at the Christian Science H all,
We
good
ounces.
' menced with a good herd of com m on 3 spring calves, cow 8 years old, fresht niture, 3 bedsteads, five springs, two
Shake well in a bottle and take a ! cows and our best cow made 36 lbs. cow 6 years old, fresh, N o. 1; cow 3 lounges, 3 stands, set chairs, 3 rockers,
teaspoonful dose alter each meal and railk per day.
years old, fresh; heifer will calf D ec sideboard, clothes cupboard, 2 safes,
service on Thursdays at 7:30 p. m.
*■
milk.
balance
Durham bull and 2*vr old heifer good
Get from any prescription pharma- ber to a Sir Henry of Maplewood b u l l A t the residence o( W. H . Stratton,
Fluid Extract Dandelion,
Morning Preaching Ser
Evening service
pounds of 4 percent
cist the following:
RE V. SIAS, P «to r.
:l Jersey,
tion. We had a noble cow, perfect in
every respect which gave in one day |
Mix This Simple. Healthful Recipe at ^g pounds milk and in 30 days 1,862
Christian Endeavor.................................................... 6:30 p. m
Preaching...................................................................... 7:30 p. m
| PUBLIC SALES
RECIPE.
K n o w in g what It 19 to su ftri
r l V 1 -1 -
f r e e O F C H A R G E , to *ti\
• t
U ve cure for E d e m a . Sal' Rheum Ki > • ! •
and Skin D isease*.
Instant relief
U»n 1 *ur.e
W rite F. W . W illia m » , 400 M - u i - n - n
Y o r k . Enclose S u m s
f 0 lks, and other articles too
to mention
numerous »book, nml this is most violent
TERMS OF SALE-
year’ s time on approved
One
at the
leather oxfords.
Cuban heel, Blucher cut.
— Hoffman & Allen for good
good
md lowest prices.
Dr. J. J. Murray, V. S.
V e t e r in a r y
Graduate o f
Su rg e o n
A m erican
and
D e n t is t
V eterin a ry C o lleg e
N . Y . C ity , 1881.
lid . Phone 744
33
O ffice , H an cock 6r Gordon
F orest G r o v e , O r.
w a,er m,rfllc’*> diminishing with the
Mr.
notes bearing
Witham, business manager of
the Index, was in Portland Thursday
’ ‘
------
7 per ce n t interest on sums over $ 10 ; height#,
under 810 cash. Free lunch at noon
\v. p. SPAULDING, Owner,
ioodyear welt, patent
H is S ystem .
SUlpiH-u Clark (to h!s employer. lea\
tat ion of about 45,000 pounds.
J. w . H ughes, Auc. G. Naylor,Clerk Inff the otfli-et—Oh. Mr. Syn:om. hasen't
you forgotten your unit relia? It's rain­
Trespass Notices for sale at this
Auction Sale.
ing. Mr System—Can't help It. I have
office.
raa»le a resolution to have one here
Having sold my place I will se’.i at
and one at home to provi,le for all
Dr. Boggess was seen at the foot- public auction, on the place. 6 miles emergendo*. Now. if I take this one
ball game with his “ Umbrella.”
west of Gaston, in Patton Valley, on ,ho-r11 ,H,,h lw at hom e.-Loudon Tit
Bits.
M r Gwvnn has been spending the W ednesday, Oct. 23; sale begins a:
Fore» of Habit.
10 o 'c lo c k sharp, the following d e­
past week at his hom e in Hubbard,
Mr. Kaay-Ckrer up. Mr. reck. If
A . p Chi;dj o| M cr.;dutn> Id|ho scribed property, to wit: One brood " e must go L wu let's g" ehwrfully
mare, weight 1400 lbs; gelding 10 like men. Mr. Peek Itjt. hang It all
registered with the Freshmen class.
years old, 1300 lbs , good work horse. Mr. Easy. If I don’t get home my wife
will ne\ er let me go fishing i gain.
M*’rilk L etch er spent Satur- yearling colt, sucking colt. 13 milk Itover! IIarj*T'» Weekly.
(il previous records and the Academy
day and Sunday at her honn
fresh others in milk; 2 of these
shows
a marked increase over the last
land.
, full blooded Jerseys and 1 half and 1 1 A der- •nt boldness ever meets With
produc-
trivuds. Homer.
three years.