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kick ourselves quite low down on the Double Cross puzzles, made of Phil- j
lipine mahogany. Difficult and fas­
back.
cinating. Write quick and enclose
Published every Thursday by The The country papers will get used
four cents in stamps to cover cost of
Washington County Publishing Co.,
To Uncle Sam’s mandate,
Incorporated.
That they may not hold readers who mailing puzzle, that’s all.
Address DOMINOCARDS Co.,
Are not paid up to date;
Entered at the post-office at Forest
1807 Chouteau Ave., St. Louis Mo.
But
the
Government
will
r.ot
assist
Grove, Oregon, as second class
mail matter.
At squaring things, somehow,
Gumption on the Farm.
is always a source of worry and hard work for the housewife, especially so
With old subscribers made so mad
Farm Journal
Subscription $1.50 Per Year
when you wish to re-arrange the rooms and make them look pleasant dur­
They never will pay now.
There was a young farmer whose name ]
Ad,iiii»lng raiat mada known on
ing the summer. There is always a vacant place made, and to fill it with
March was the first month of the
was Brown,
application.
Roman year, and was named from Mars, He packed up his trunk and he moved
the right kind of an odd piece is sometimes hard to do. But if you come
Official Paper cf City of Forest Grove the god of war. Mars looked like a to town;
to our store we can show you many odd pieces such as
twin brother to Richard P. Hobson, There came a panic that gave him
Official Paper Washington Co. and he was the regular Roman dele­
alarm,
gate to the Peace Conference at The So he packed his trunk and came back
A. E. NOtTRSE.................... MANAGER Hague. He was supposed to be the
to the farm.
J. F. W o o d s .............................. e d it o r
father of Romulus, the founder of
Rome, but he was not: he was only the
A three-foot gap can make useless
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1908
young man’s godfather. In ancient three miles of good fence.
Such meetings as given by warfare it was customary to place a Just hold on to yourself till the land I
good bronze bust of Mars on the field is dry enough to work without being
the board of trade last Friday
and then fight for it.
lumpy.
tend to bring together those citi-
The comedy of life will be about
There are fewer red noses among
z?ns who have good ideas but what it has been—the men will labor
farmers than any other class of people
ordinarily do not express them day and night, and the wives of men on earth.
only on such occasions. Let’s will spin. They’ll have a club for ev­
Keep out of the stock market; it is
have more meetings and subse­ ery day, and never cease to go; they’ll filled with snares and pitfalls and is no
quently, more good suggestions. learn to talk of many themes their place for an honest man.
husbands do not know; they’ll hear a
Steer clear of store debts. They
lecturer from Greece, another on
Statement No. 1 has in the
are mortgages on the future, drawing |
Japan, another on the Renaisance, and
p tst few days gotten some pret­ several on man, they’ll hire a lot of compound interest.
Don’t think you can carry the world !
ty hard knocks in the way of res­ long-haired freaks to make them
on
your shoulders. Give the rest of
olutions condemning the meas­ erudite, they’11-work on papers every
the
folks a chance to lift with you.
ure, which have been passed by morn, and look up things at night;
These
are the days of the spring
several counties of the state. and their husbands will get supper
auction.
Make up your mind not to
Multnomah county rebublicans cold and suffer ridicule—and the buy anything you do not need, and
childien will grow up like wolves,
have practically a compromise while Mamma goes to school.
stick to it like a dog to a root.
on the measure, while Lane and The money indiscreetly loaned
Now mind this: Make two sowings
Douglas counties have come out
of
clover seed, one now and one early
Will faithfully keep Lent,
in
April. Use half red, other half al-
opeuly against the great reform j And a lady teacher will sit on
sike.
Do not miss the alsike.
The pin when it is bent;
measure.
But when the principal responds
Many a man who strongly objects to
To screams heard through the house, pumping water for a half-dozen cows,
It has been the custom hand­
ed down by the founders of the j She’ll not tell him what happened, but thinks nothing of sitting around for
W e have just recieved a large and complete line of Picture Moulding
Will say she saw a mouse.
j half a day pumping his.neighbors.
two great parties, that two terms
Until the 21st, Marcti will be under! Look around a little and see il you
that we will make to order. Come and Get Our Prices.
and then retire
should _ be the j the influence of the zodiacal sign I can not get some better oats than your
_
ru le. But this is explicitly ig- kn0wn a s Pisces the Fish. Pisces will own for seed. A change is often one
nored by the greedy and hungry ! induce his relative, Stuyvesant Fish, to of the most profitable things possible.
office-holder who seeks the third take the Illinois Central fight into the
The frost has been working all
term just because he has made U. S. Supreme Court, where E. H. winter to throw the grass roots up o u t,
a good, efficient official besides Harriman will be ditched with two bum of the ground. Beat him at that game I
lamps, a derailed back-bone, and a by getting out the roller and going
disregarding other
people’s
swift kick in the caboose.
over the fields before they become
rights or qualifications.
After the 21st, March will be undsr hard and dry.
the influence of Aries, the sign of the
You can not dw' much at fixing
The Hillsboro Independent Head. Under this sign, old heads fences till the frost is out of the ground;
has come out on the defensive will come to the front in the presi­ but be on hand as soon as that time
T r y u S t i c k o f “ h o m e P r o d u c t ” F lo u r = = = A I I G r o c e r s
side of the candidacy of County dential race, and Uncle Joe Cannon comes. A little later you may have
v Oierk Godman, which to a man will come out of last place and make more than you can do without fixing
up a tree, seems there must be the President put two more burrs in fences.
M iir U W h e a t
V n lle y V V hu a t
the spacious bosom of Mr. Taft’s pants.
If you will first roll then harrow your
some opposition to a third term
Persons bern under Pisces drink like newly-planned land as soon as you can.
E v e r y S tic k G u a r a n t e e d
for this candidate. In almost
a fish and vote wet. They make ex- you will find that you will save a lot of
every instance in this county it c.-llent subordinates, like Friday and time and hard work. The soil breaks
M a n u fa c tu r e d B V C r e s c e n t M ills = = ~ F o rest G r o v e
has been the rule that office­ Loeb. They can say no, and it is fu­ far easier than if it is left till it gets
tile
to
expose
them
to
any
more
life
holders having the second term
dry and hard.
should step down and out, and insurance, for they won’t take it.
COUNTY COURT NEWS
lots 5 and 6 bk 31 West Portland singer, 20 acres in sec 19 1 n 1 w, mann. Sr, 80 acres sec 11 t 1 s 5»,
it is in justice to this candidate They are very cautious, and always
PROBATE COURT.
tike seats near the fire escape.
$1600.
$1300.
that the Hillscoro paper makes
Estate of Michael Welch, deceased. Heights, $25.
Persons born under Aries always
Albert N Stanton to Carry V Fuller,
Daniel Erhardt et ux to Adam Luch-
F
W
Cady
et
al
to
Robert
B
Scott,;
the plea. No one, so far as we
Closed of record.
think before speaking, and then never
singer, 16jf acres sec 19 1 n 1 w, 65 acres sec 12 t 1 s 3 w, $1.
lots
4,
5,
6,
7
and
8
bk
A
Steele
add
Estate of DeWitt C Merrill, deceased.
k low lias made any charges say anything. They are good or­
C F L Floss to Mark Palterson,
$1820.
Inventory
and appraisement filed and Beaverton, $200.
against Mr. Godman concern­ ganizers and generally belong to the
26.75 acres sec 3 t 2 s 1 w, $1500.
H B Johnson et ux to Edwin Allen,
Emil
Zinke
et
ux
to
Adam
Luch-
approved.
ing his efficiency in the office Anti-Saloon League. They make
H B Johnson et ux to George G
Estate of E E Brooks, deceased. 17.41 acres in E Walker d l e t 1 n 3i singer, 20 acres in sec 19 1 n 1 w,
Patterson, tract in bk 6 City of Forest <
but the Independent takes it for lawyers, and generally get the case Almira Brooks appointed administratrix. w, $*000.
$800.
Eva E Thomsen et al to L W Don-
Andrew Egimann to Adam Luch- Grove, $300.
granted that there is opposition continued until they can elect the Bonds fixed at $300.
prosecuting attorney.
John W Sherwood et ux to Jama
ovan,
w
i
of
ne
J
sec
8
t
1
n
4
w.
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singer,
89 acres in sec 19 1 n 1 w,
to a third term. W hile it is
Estate of W T Aldridge, deceased.
The Vernal Equinox will come.
Hacking
et al, lots 7 and 8 bk 2 Pari
$575.
Inventory and appraisement filed and $3000.
; true that Mr. Godman has made
And the Irish will parade;
add
to
Forest
Grove, $1500.
Sadie E Jennings et al to Rose J
D M Smith et ux to Adam Dil.er,
app oved.
an excellent clerk, as have oth­
The booming bullfrog will resume
A C Shute et ux to A W Don»ld-
Estate of Randall Dunsmoor, de­ Olmsted, part of ,bk 3 Walkers add s è of n e i sec 16 1 s 4 w, $1500.
His music in the glade.
ers before him, we believe there
son, bk 1 Humphreys add to Hills-
Forest
Grove.
$2000.
Gustav
Grabhorn
to
Fritz
Biedet-
ceased. Estate closed of record.
The mole will burrow in the lawn,
are others in the county who
Oscar F Sheldon et ux to John Van- mann, 20 acres sec 26 t s 2 w. $1150. boro, $3000.
Estate of Elias Olsen, deceased.
And the rash duck hunter toot
Anna A Reedy et al to Fred). ;
derwal
et ux, part of block 1, South
will make just as good officials
John Smith et ux to John P Classen,
Final account filed.
His eal'er while pneumonia drills
Phillips, part sec 35 t 1 s 1 w. $1L
Coast
add
Hillsboro,
$2000.
s è of w I of nw i of se i sec 4 2 s 1
Estate of Ernest Ludwig SteinhofJ,
as he.
Oregon Nursery Co to Frank M ;
A leak hole in his boot.
John Campbell to Ida Larson, 18 w. $1.
deceased. Final account filed and
Brown, 25 acres in A Zackery d i d I
And then the gentle spring will
acres
in
sec
32
t
1
s
1
w,
$300.
Wm Reidt et ux to C G Schroder, n 2 w. $2500.
approved and estate closed of record.
Ganderbone's March Forecast.
come and the pcet will essay, with
Christ Jenson et ux to A M Grubbs, lots 5 and 6 bk 23 West Portland
Estate of Christian Rottger, de­
Mary J G Smith to Emma M Lai«» 1
The ideas of March will come again. swelling breast and bliss his bum and
32 17.100 acres sec 34 k 1 n l»
ceased. Final account approved. It 22.26 acres in sec 26 t 2 n 4 w, Heights and part bk 22, $1.
When Caisar’s blood was let;
Muse-attended lay; the rooster will an is ordered that administrator turn over $ 1100 .
___I
Henry Thumann Jr to Henry Thu- $3000.
The foes of Bryan will hide out
nounce the dawn, and the hen will to the County Treasurer all cash on
Mike Foester to H G Colton, 10
Behind the parapet;
scratch the dirt, and everybody will
acres in sec 12 t 3 s 2 w, $450.
I And when he sees them lurking there, put on a thinner undershirt. Tht hand belonging to this estate and that
Albert O Yates to C D Nairn. 3 int
he be discharged from further liability.
H e’ll guess their fell intent
sassafras will brew again to tone the
in
w i nwj sec 20 t 3 n 3 w, $650.
Estate of M E Hotchkiss and Flora
And run just like his friends all hope system rank, and the washout will up­
Hugh
Brannan to Nellie R Myers,
Hotchkiss. Guardian authorized to
H e’ll run for President.
set the train and throw it down the
part
of
sec
14 t 1 s 4 w and other
sell real estate at private sale.
The candidates Republican will pass bank: the gander and the goose will
land, $3200.
Special attention is directed to our fall L’ress Goods
the stand again, and the portly form of moult, the meadow will be wet. and
Fred M Phillips et ux to A H North,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Waists, Skirts and Wrapps. W e have the choicest
| Mr. Taft will show a handsome gain; the spring intoxicated colt will turn a
Roy H Keagy to Charles E Keagy, tract in sec 35 t 1 s 1 w, $100.
fabrics
and highly tailored goods. W e invite >'°u
be part of sec 26 t 1 n 4 w, Si.
A H North to A W Smith, tract in
the whiskerlets of Mr. Hughes will summerset. The house will
to
call
and
see them.
float upon the breeze, the fleet that cleaned up again, the robbins come in
Michael Giltrud et ux to August Ol­ sec 35 t 1 s 1 w. $2273.75.
sailed Magellan’s Straits will cruise the drove, and the husband will rat bread son, lot 13, North Tigardville add
Chas E Shorey et ux to J W Shute.
western seas; the infant boom of Cor- and cheese behind the kitchen stove. (4.10) acres. $1100.
200 acres in sec 20 t 2 n 3 w. $5780.
telyou will grimly yield the ghost, and The young man’s heart will beat for i Ottilie Stein et uxto William I Tag­
Henry Miller et ux to August Sund-
the fleet will run the banquets on the love, and the widow in her weeds will gart, 10 acre* in sec 36 t 2 s 2 w, berg et ux, part of sec 6 t 1 s 1 w,
find a man and sieze him where EstelU ■ $ 1200 .
other Latin coast.
W e can satisfy any man, b o y or you th in Clothing-
$5000.
Addie Jeukens to August Tews et
Another lot of foreign counts, and wore the beads.
Our stock is complete besides the prices and {**"
Andrew Anderson to Hattie Nance,
ux, 20.44 acres in sec 16 t 1 n 4 w,
busted sports and old, will come across And then sweet April will return,
feet fit are both guaranteed.
26.10 acres in sec 35 t 1 s 1 w. $5000.
And John D. get in line
$1124.
to marry more of our dead easy gold; a
Thos R Johnston et ux to Charles { Thomas Legard to Maggie Legard,
count will marry a million cool, and a And pay his month's installment on
That thirty million fine.
Ban ford. 20 acres in sec 16 t 1 n 4 nw * sec
^ n 5 w, $1.
discount two or three, and gold and
1300,
Ferdinand
Kalatt et ux to Adam
Forest Grove
-
-
Oregon
girl (and horse laugh loud) they'll all
Thomas.
Luchsinger,
20
acres in sec 19 1 n 1
FREE. Igorrote's Puzzle. FREE.
J G Best et ux to Josiah
put out to sea; and while the Goulds
$ 1200.
To introduce. We will give away lot 6 bk 3 Gaston, $600.
■ 1 give
Boni one— just one—more
Wm
Reidt
et
ux
to
C
G
Schroeder,
Daniel Kuyath et ux to Adam Luch-
chance, alack, we’ll all steal off and ten thousand of these Igorrote's 1
THE
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Book cases.
Magazine racks,
Umbrella racks
Foot» stools, Corner Bracketts,
Stands,
Odd Chairs, R.eed Chairs,
Jardiniere Stands, Etc.
Perhaps you have a Spare Bedroom to furnish.
have a large stock of
Dressers,
Qhiffonieres,
Iron Beds,
We
Qhairs,
Mattresses,
Springs,
Art Squares, Etc.
leasonabSe Prices
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