W. H. HOLLIS,
FARMERS
: DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Com e to Hundreds o f Forest
LAWYER
Real Estate and Corpo-
-ition Law a Specialty.
O FFICE over
Hines’ Store
[Original.]
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‘‘Marry him, madam,” said the attor
Forest
G
rove,
-
Oregon
Grove People.
ney. “ There’s no other way out of the
i
dlthculty.”
There are days of dizziness;
"Marry that old rascal? Never! But,
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Spells of headache, sideache, back
supposing I should consent to your
ache;
plan, how could 1 marry a man with
FnSH /O X S T A B L E S
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
| whom I have had legal quarrels for |
Pacific
Ave.
Forest Grove
I years?”
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Often urinary disorders.
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"Any woman Is more than a match 1
Neat Turnouts
All tell you plainly the kidneys are
for inun. especially for a superannu
. sick.
ated man. Let me see. You are forty-
five. Bless me, you don’t look It! He
M. S. Dally, living on Second Ave., Forest Grov;
Is thirty years your seulur. H e’ll not
Or«., says: "F or over ten year* I suffered from kidne’
trouble and no matter how many rcmed.es I tried, I wa
live long.”
(ESTABLISHED 1SV».)
unable to find relief. My kidneys were in a much dis
Mrs. Peabody promised to think of
Forest
G rove, O regon
? ordered condition, the secretions too frequent in actiot
the matter and was not long in taking j
and greatly interfered with my rest at night, I suf
the attorney’s advice. She wrote old j
A general banking business transacted
fered severly from dizzy spells and my eyesfght be
Codtnun a letter, which she showed to
Interest paid on time deposits.
came affected. I grew weak and at the time Doan
her niece. Elizabeth Ward, who lived
» Kidney pills were !,i ughi
my .vtenU'in, f was fee!
Accounts invited.
with her, hut the girl told her that It
ing very miserable, i received good results from the
was too cold, matter of fuct and gen
use, continued taking them and at the present time ai
erally unromantic, whereupon the eld
absolutely free from any sign of kidney complaint.
J give Doan’s K-dney Pills credit for the great change ii
er woman charged her niece to write
| my condition.”
such a letter as she would herself send
For the Best, Up-to-date Work.
^ For sale by all dealers. Price 5C to a raau she admired. The result was
Baths. Pacific Ave, Forest Grove.
cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo an epistle that warmed old Ephraim
Codman from the tips o f his toes to the
A. I. Wirtz, Proprietor
’‘New York, sole agents for the United crown of his hairless head. There was
no business In It. but it tended to
^States.
) Remember the dame— Doan’ s— and bring about a conclusion of the law
S . A . M o u lt o n
suit The letter wus handed with the
take no other.
morning’s mall to Mr. Codman by bis
Thm
grandson and heir, Louis, who acted
AT THE CHURCHES
L
e
a
d
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g
T
o n s o r ia lis t
as his secretary. Louis opened all let
a n c ; with telegraphic instructions to
of
ters before submitting them. Indeed, my old ago. you old fool! You'll be
M. E. Church
he read Mrs. Peabody's to hts grand under ground twenty years before I’ m
F o re st G r o v e
; the person for whom desired in any
Regular preaching services at the Methodist church father, whose sight was Inadequate to au old woman!”
part of the East.
^ every Sabbath a* 11a.m . and at 8:00 p. ax. Sunda decipher a woman’s handwriting. The
When Miss Ward handed her aunt
school at 10 a. m.; Epworth League 7:00 p. m.; Mid-week
Auction Sale.
This enables residents of the North- R . I N I X O i N , D e n t i s t
old man, fearing that a matrimonial the reply she had written Mrs. Peabody
Service, Thursday, 8:00 p. m.
alliance might not please his heir, un commented ou It. "If he were u young
RRV. H. GOULD. Pastor.
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will
offer
at
public
auction,
on
the
1
west
,0 send for reUtive*. friends or
Forest G rove, O regon
dertook to make the reply himself, but man, Bett, it would be lovely. There's
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German Lutheran Church
Louis Intercepted the reply and sent some excuse for him, after all. consid premises 3 J miles southeast of Gaston, j em ployees in any part of the East with-
l] The German Lutherans hold services on the 2nd anC
i ol b n lc y ’s Siore.
Thrftf
one that he had written himself. For ering how sweetly you write.”
on the old Stott farm, on
! out ttte inconvenience and dalay of
houis ‘ mu
M. in t H M.
+th Sundays of each month at 2:30 p. m.
reasons of his own he poured out Just
Then came the arrangements for the
TU E SD AY , N O VE M BE R 5
correspondence.
T h e local ticket
H. C. EBELING, Putof.
such words as he would write to his first meeting between the principals,
Christian Church.
own ludylove.
who had never met except In court, sale to begin at 10 o ’ clock sharp, the aKent with whom the deposit is made
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES.
will attend to all details.
Then followed a correspondence that where they had glared at each other. following described property, to wit:
*Bible School, Sunday......................................IO i OO a. in.
would warm hearts frozen for centu Mr. Codman wrote that he would call
¿¡.Communion and preaching................................ 11:00 a.
Knowing what it is to •
ries, m Miss Ward would write Mrs. at 11 In the morning o f a certain day, I Ten good milk cows. 8 giving milk,
FREE FRKE
HOWE’S OBSERVATIONS.
OF CHARGfe.
Junior Mission Band .............................................. j ;oo p. n,
Peabody’s
letters,
read
them
to
her
and
since
he
was
subject
to
a
tempo
tive
cure
for
Eczema. Sal’ Rhetn-
1
two
will
be
fresh
soon;
Jersey
bull,
two
Christian Endeavor.
.................................. $;3 q
After all, people keep a pretty stiff and Skin Diseases. Install . Let
aunt
for
approval
and
tnuil
them.
rary
Indisposition
his
grandson
would
J u Preaching........................................................... 7:30 p. m
I year old heifer, 2 yearling heifers, 3
Write F. W. Williams, 4QU M mm
“ The old fool,” the lady would ex accompany him.
Y ork. Enclose Stamp
1 Prayer meeting on Thursday night.
upper lip.
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calves,
1
mare,
weight
1600;
1
mare
claim,
“
to
he
caught
by
such
chaff!
Temporary
indisposition!’ ”
ex
,
KEV. SIAS. Pastor.
It's lucky, Betty, I have you to write claimed Mrs. Peabody. “ He’ll bring weight, 1500; 1 horse, weight 1400;
How som e women love to say my
H'
Congregational Church
Dr. J. J. Murray, V. S.
these letters. I never could do It in his grandson to hold him up! Write
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning Preaching Ser- the world.”
Then when the replies nr- him that owing to a superabundance of I 1 horse, weight 1100; 1 mare, weight ‘ my property.”
V e te r in a r y Surgeon ¿in«l Denli.st
arice at 11 o ’ clock. Evening service at 7:30 p. m. | rived it would be: “ How sickening!
I maidenly modesty I shall have my 1100; 1 filly, year old past, 7-8 Pe che-
th l i'uung People’, Meeting held al 6:30 p, m. Mid-week
Graduate of American Veterinary College
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wonder
if
he
will
expect
me
to
listen
niece
with
me
at
the
meeting.”
Better make excuses than throw the
ron; rubber tire buggy, 3 inch Stude-
tarvlce on Thursday, at 7:30 p. ra.
N. Y. City. 1881.
i to that rubbish when we are married?
The girl, laughing merrily, flew away
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*EV. H. W . BOYD. Tutor
blame on som eone else.
Ind. Phone 744
Office, Hancock ft Gordon
| However, he will pay well for the to write the last letter of this unique baker wagon, cart, triumph sulky plow,
th i1
Bell 33
Forest Grove, Or.
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j privilege. He is sure to win his case correspondence before au engagement, 16-inch; 4 tons loose hay, 14-inch j
,
Free Methodist
It is every boy’ s opinion that when
In the end, and that will bankrupt as; and Mrs. Peabody went to her room stubble plow, 8-inch vineyard piow.
There will be preaching services in the Free Metho-
I whereas this marriage will make us to prepare for the ordeal.
La: 1st Church every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
he earns a reward, his sister gets it.
rich You’ll be well paid for your let
When Mr. Codmau's carriage drove disc harrow, steel harrow 72 tuoth,,
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REV. H. K. BOWMAN, Pastor.
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ter writing, Betty. I shall settle $100 up to Mrs. Peabody’s door the sun was steel harrow 60 tooth, wooden harrow, ' ! So many things should be done that
Christian
Science.
a year on you for dress.”
shining, the birds were singing—Indeed, Champion mower nearly new, Jones
and;
we haven’ t time to enumerate them.
Service, every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m .
“ n ow generous you nre, auntie! You everything portended n betrothal o f a
the Christian Science Hall, 11$ South ruth Street
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are always thinking o f others; never of youthful pair. Louis Codman alight 1 mower, set heavy team harness, 5 ten
ed, got his grandfather out of the car gallon milk cans, 2 five gallon miik ,
A man who tries to work up popu
cit%--- ------------------- ---------------- yourself.”
And so tho correspondence went on, riage aud supported him into the house.
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP — PRICES
larity nearly always winds up a loser.
I — Men’ s gun metal, Blucher cut growing warmer the while, till at last Mrs. Peabody aud her niece received cans.
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White shirt - - - 10c Drawers
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- B to 15c
the xfords, medium high heel the latest there came a proposition of marriage. them lu tho drawing room. The old
Terms of Sale:— One years’ time on |
Soft
“ - - - 10c White Waists - 10 to 70c
Tnere may be health and leisure in
y l Baileys.
In It was nothing o f the business prop man was trying to say something gal bankable notes bearing 7 per cent in
White Skirts - 10 to 50 Underskirts - 15 to 25c
I the simple life, but there isn’ t any
osition Mrs. Peabody bad Intended to lant when his grandson Interrupted
Undershirts - - - 8c Stockings - - - 2V»c
terest on sums over 810, under $10
day
Hoffman & Allen Co. are agents call forth, but uu ardent love such us a him.
Handkerchiefs - - 2c Collars - - - - -
2c
good housekeeping.
the famous Butterick patterns.
cash.
Two
per
cent,
off
for
cash.
young man would pour out to a young
Men's White Vests 10 15c Pants - - - - -
25c
“ Grandfather,” said ho, “ permit me.
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girl. “ I shall love you,” the old man I am ubout to make au announcement
Coats - - - - 10 20c Dusters
- - 15 20c
Free lunch at noon.
I Put a ring in your nose, and a
bus1 — The City Restaurant’ s plan is, said, “ In your youth and cherish you
Towels - - - 20c Dor. Napkins - - 20c Do*.
to you aud Mrs. Peabody Jointly.
J.
L.
MILLER,
Owner,
The following articles 50 c per do*. Pillow Cases,
j woman will not notice it if she has her
In your old age.”
The lady threw When Mrs. Peabody’s first letter came
jkfood things to eat and plenty of it.
Bed Sheets, Table Cloths, Night Gowns, Women’s
J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer,
down the letters, m uttering^“ Not In I recognized lu It the genuine freshness
children with her.
lane
13t4.
Drawers, Underwear, Aprons and Corset Covers.
of a young girl. I answered it for its
Geo. Naylor, Clerk.
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Pacific Arenac
Forest Grove
recipient In the same strain.
Miss
About the only thing that can be
Elizabeth Peabody and I have been
WE
Auction Sale.
j Slid in favor of store teeth is that they
corresponding over the heads o f our
BUY
■¿tiers, we have exchanged likenesses
for r spot
cash,
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t
o
6'
I will offer at public auction on the are btUer than none’
«pot oaih. ! • to 50% moro monoy for yon to «hit* Kaw F u ri and B idè« to nathan to
aud huve frequently met. The propo
il «*t homo. * rito fo r P rie« Uat. Market Report, Hhipping Ta«*. and aUmt our
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sition Is to unite the separate Interests H. C. Atwell place 2 } miles southwest
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How the roosters are catching is
H U N T E R S ’& T R A P P E R S G U ID EsfiriT -k now’ pending. I have a few days ago , t -
of
Forest
Grove
and
one
mile
west
of
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b . , ‘T STtErtSE! *aolT.T.”h, " ’CÌl“ "*.:"
now!
Wherever you go these days,
secured an order from the court of -v ,,
ressful trapper 1» • a regulnr ».neyclope.lit» Prie«, $2 To our customors $1 2% Mole» Unnnd mto
Dilley on
,
, . .
bMUttful KobftrOtir Magneti«’ Bai! and Dscoy attraete animala V> traps, |1 00 por botilo Shinymir
chancery placing the management of
U h I m and Pur» to us and gel big h o t pncM. A n drnu -h U r e a , I»« pù
M ln n e a p a lla . ¿ Ì u i i l
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vou have fried rooster to eat. ..fc/J ,-vw
W ED NESD AY, N O VE M BE R 6.
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the Codman estates In my bauds ou
account of tho falling health o f my
Begininng at 10 o ’ clock sharp the
If a man gets in the list of “ also
grandfather. If the matter Is to be
Dairy, fruit and hay farms, hop
settled out o f court It must be settled following described property to-wit: ! ran” these swift days, he is doing
Most Grocers Soli
yards.
with me. Mrs. Peabody, I have the One good work team, one new milch , pretty well.
Junior to ask the baud of your niece In Jersey cow 6 years old with calf, one I
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List your place with me and have
y»?
marriage."
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A V
IV
registered
Jersey
cow
4
years
old,
one
“
These
new
theologians”
said an
it sold.
The old man east a feeble Inquiring
glance at his grandson, and Mrs. Pea mixed Jersey cow 7 years old giving “ '¿'fashioned preacher lately, “ have
Every sack guaranteed
body uttered au exclamation o f relief.
milk, one cow 8 years old, one 2 year manaSed to fix up a pretty comfortable
“ With all my heart.” she exclaimed.
Made of selected Eastern Oregon Hard Wheat,
The septuagenarian cast another old Jersey heifer, three yearlings, one hel1' ”
it produces more loaves of bread than any other
feeble glance at his grandson and, plac Eli spring wagon, one top buggy, one
A man who will go away to a strange
flour and the loaves are lighter and whiter.
Be
ing his hand on his heart, said:
farm truck, one set new double work
“ Mine too."
IIELOISE AMES.
Office Main street, one dcor north Russell’s
town and abuse his hom e town would
cause of the increased quantity of bread produced
harness, one single harness, one new
,
Shoe Store
the cost is no higher than for other flours.
in
aj
,
criticise his mother to a book agent.
lU-inch plow, one Adams green bone
Oregon
Forest
Grove
THE TAXIDERMIST.
Ask your Grocer for It.
cutter and other farm implements, one
Every on ce in a while a man admits
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General blacksmithing and repairing.
A ll kinds o f wagon and buggy
work.
the
ft
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what
J O H N S T R IB IC H
F i r s t A v e n u e S o u t h & M a : n S ir e e t .
H e S t r e t c h e s A n im a l S k in s O v e r P l a s
t e r o f P a r le F o r m e .
Beeently a prominent taxidermist of
St. Louis was taking a party o f visit
ors through his establishment. He had
some very rare specimens o f big game
flsli, both o f the sea and river, besides
a large collection o f birds of every
clime about the walls.
“ Is that stuffed, too?" asked a lady,
indicating the lifelike form o f a small
pet dog which sat motionless upon the
hearth.
The taxidermist frowned and return
ed very Indignantly:
“ Madam, we do no stuffing here. We
stretch our hides over plaster o f parts
forms. The day of stuffing Is past, and
no up to date establishment does it."
1 he party was taken upstairs,
through the rooms where the real taxi
dermy Is done. They had expected to
see hides l>e!ng crammed full o f saw
dust, shavings nnd perhaps hair. No
such thing was seen, however, and in
place o f this were men anti boys mold
ing out the forms o f deer, antelope.
Ash nnd other kinds o f animals In thé
smooth white plaster. This Is done
very much In the same way as the
terra cotta cornices are molded to
grace the com ers o f buildings. The
hides after going through the cleaning
process are stretched ttghtlv over the
plaster form, which indeed Is more
astlng than the old fashioned manner
of stuffing them.
. F k T " n * <'lmen» o f Ash are treated
m this manner," resumed the taxider
m ist "and you may easily see how a
ekln would retain Its shape a great
ileal longer over the hard, smooth sur
face o f the plaster than If a softer ms
ferial were crammed Into it. which If
| improperly done will bulge aud last but
a short time."— Exchange.
new
milk
machine,
can,
cook
one
and
new
sewing that this seem s to be his week for do-
heating stoves,
ing foolish things; he
could
claim
it
nousehold goods and other articles too truthfully fifty-two weeks in a year.
numerous to mention.
Six canary ,
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birds— singers, fifteen Pekin ducks,
Guardian s Sale of Real Estate.
One p a i r bronze turkeys.
Notice is hereby given that, by virtue o f a license
term s of Sale: — All sums under $10
cash. Over $10 one year's time with-
J
m d order sale duly made and entered by the County
l Court of Washington county, Oregon, on October 22,
1007- l l « n s i n g m , t o ieU .a t private sale, for caah in
j hand the hereinafter described real estate, belonging to
; W illiam Ziegler, a spendthrift and incompetent person,
out interest if paid at maturity,
other-
wise 8 per cent interest.
at noon.
lunch ceed
1 wl" to ’ trom
and
Monday’ D" ' mb" *• 1’ 07’ pr°-
sell, at private sale, for cash in hand, to the
Free
J. E. G r o v e s , Owner.
J. W . Hughes, Auct.
G eo. Naylor, Clerk.
Due
highest bidder, ail the followlug described real estate,
situated in Washington county, Oregon, to-wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter of section 10,
T. 1 N. R. 4 W , W ill. Mer. Also the following de
scribed tract of land: Beginning at a point on the west
line 38 rods south of the northwest corner o f the D. L.
C. of John Lou«lgnont and w ife, in T. I N . R. 4 W.
W ill. Mer,. and running thence east 15 rods, thence
south 31 rods, thence west 15 rods, thence north 31 rods
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Forest Grove Time Table
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
NORTH BOUND.
7 d -p a m 6:-»0 a. m ., arrives at Pcsrtland 8:00 a. m.
3
8:47 a. m „
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10:20 a. m.
9 “
1:30 p .m ..
2:50 p. m.
1 “
4:10 p .m ..
5:S0 p. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
2 lv. Portland 7:00 a. m. lv. Forest G rove 8:34 a. m.
8 “
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11:00 a. m „ ar. "
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12:20p m.
4
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4:10 p. m ., lv. "
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5 :»0 p . m.
10 "
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5:20 p. m .. ar. “
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6:40 p. m.
E. C.
S im p s o n ,
A g e n t.
W . E. COMAN, General fr e ig h t and
Passenger Agent, Portland.
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Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office,
Portland, Oreg.m, July 30. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the
During this Month.
provisions of the’ act o f Congress of June 3, 1878, en-
During September and O ctober, | -<>'»>' p >>" -
*b"” tiiled “ An act for the sale of timber lands in the States
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described lands the following, to-wit: Beginning at a
of California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
1907, tickets will be on sale da'ly from | point on the northeast corner o f the northwest quarter tory.” as extended to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4, 1892. Mark Bailey Pnmp o f Hillsboro,
all principal
cities of the United States : thence
*tc,lon
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south 8 rods, thence west 36 rods, thence north
to all points in Oregon, Washington g rodJ, thence east to the place of beginning: Also a county of Wathington, rate of Oregon, has this day
Tiled in this office his sworn statement No. 7514, for the
and Idaho on the lines of T h e Oregon « m P o n «* ¡s
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purchase of the lot five and the. southeast quarter of the
on the west side of the atwve described land, the
Railroad & Navigation Com pany and same running from north to south lines thereof, and northwest quarter of section No. six. in township No.
3 N range No. 3 W Willamette meridian and will offer
Southern Pacific Com pany.
From being 25 feet 9 inches wide, the land to be sold being 80 proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for
acres, more or less.
its timber or r o n e than for agricultural purposes, and
Chicago the rate is only $33 and from
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this October 28, 1907.
I to establish his claim to said Ixnd before the R egirer
H. O. KING.
all Missouri river points $25.
If you
I ^nd Receiver at Portland. O regon, on Saturday, the 9th
Guardf.-’i of -hr T-rsor» tnd
e of William Zieg
j day o f November. 19XI.
have a relative or friend who is t
. ler, » Spendrnrtf and Incompetent Person.
He names as witnesses K. W . Howell, o f Monntam-
W
.
N.
Barrett*
ing of com ing west he should do so at
daie, Oreg , J. H. H owell, o f Mount*indale, Oreg..
Atty. for Guardian.
I Emil Seifert of Bacons. Oreg-. D. D. Bump of Forest
once as the rates are in effect only dur
31 5
| Grove, Oregon.
ing this month. By a system in gen
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1 Any and all persons claim ing adversely the above
— Go to the Cash Bargain Store for ' i„cnbv<i
tc „ „ th. ir fUtmJ ,hl,
(First Pub. Oct. ) -t
eral use among railroads the cost of a
winter underwear, shirts, overhalls and ! o»ce on o, before ni<i wh ¿a? of wovfmbvr. 1907 .
ticket can be deposited at pleasure notions.
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ALGERNON S. DRESSER. K c(in ,r.
(Dit» of 8 m pnDllci-km Au* 29.)
with any local ticket agent in Oregon
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Pedigreed Scotch collie pups for
or elsewhere, tnd the necessary ticket Mle by Walter Roswurm. Call and
— Hoffman & Allen for good goods
will be furnished promptly in com pli- see them.
1 4 - 4 and .lowest prices.
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