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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Women Who Wear Well. _
Try
ex
Suck of “ Home Product
**
I t la astonishing how great a change •
few years of married life often make In
Plour— A l l Grocers
The county court met in regular the appearance and disposition of many
F Published every Thursday by The monthly meeting Wednesday, July 1st. 1 women. T he freshness, the charm, the
Washington County Publishing Co.,
brilliance vanish like the bloom from a
and transacted the following business: peach
which Is rudely haudled. The
Incorporated.
Petition for road of C. True et al. matron is only a dim shadow, a faint echo
Ordered that petition be received and | of the charming maiden. There are two
Entered at the post-office at Forest
reasons for this change. Ignorance and :
I referred to prosecuting attorney.
Grove, Oregon, as second class
Petition of Jane M. Smith, to vacate neglect. Few young women appreciate j
mail matter.
' street. Ordered that avenue between the shock to the system through the '
change which comes with m arriage and j
, blocks 1 and 2 in Bamlord add in For- motherhood. Many neglect to deal with !
ÜUE STEM FLOU*.
Subscription $1.50 Per Year
j est Grove be vacated.
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak-
Advertising ra u s mads known on
John McClaran’s resignation as road nesses which too often come with mar- I r**wt_œwï** a " ' ,
application.
riage and motherhood, not understanding
supervisor of Dist. No 16 accepted.
MANUFACTURED BY CRESCENT MILLS—FOREST GROVE
VICTO*
Appointment of James Churchill as th a t this secret drain is robbing the cheek ,
Official Paper Washington Co. supervisor of road district No. 16 ap of its freshness and the form of its
fairness.
As surely as the general health suffers
A. E. NOTIRSE..................... MANAGER proved and bonds of S I000 fixed.
Report of Road Viewers on the Pete when there Is d<>«gjgement of the health
J. F. W o o d s ............................... e d it o r
of the delicate womalHgorgans, so surely
Zeurcher petition, read first time.
Forest a rove
organs a n K ^ ta b llsh ed in P a c i f i c A v o
Ordered that petition of Tuality whe/r-these
health the T^ce amWjFhwatmjce witness
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1908
lodge A. F. and A. M. for adjustment to the fact In rhwcSrd comefThe^^ Nearly
of taxes be allowed as per petition.
A. million women have found health and
Report of Viewers adopted in case happiness in the use of I)r. Pierce’s Fa If you are intending to pur
The Democratic papers are
saying that P re s id e n t R o o se v e lt ! Herman Schmidt for public easement vorite Prescri ption. I t makes weak wom chase a new wheel this sum
Report of Viewers on Peter Zeurcher en strong and sick women well. Ingredi
has passed the cro w n o n d o w n
ents on label—contains no alcohol or
Having just purchased the Hardware business of
et al read second time.
mer you can’t afford to do it
harmful habit - forming drugs. Made
to. Taft. We w o n d er w h a t th e y
In the matter of making an order of wholly of those native, American, medic
S. G. Hughes, I have added a new stock of both
will say W. J. B ry a n h a s d o n e prohibition in South Hillsboro pre inal roots most highly recommended by 1 without seeing the new
medical authorities of all the sev- I
with the crow n of th e d e m o c ra tic cinct. It is ordered that the sale of leading
eral schools of practice for the cure of
intoxicating liquors be and is hereby woman’s peculiar ailments.
party.
For nursing motbers.or for those broken-
absolutely prohibited within the limits down
In health by too frequent bearing of |
of
South
Hillsboro
precinct,
Washing
children, also for the expectant mothers, I
About the biggest event for
to
prepare
the system for the coming of |
Portland and the state, will be ton county, Oregon.
baby and making its advent easy and j
In the matter of refundment of almost painless, there is no medicine quite I
the arrival of United States Sen license money to Wm. Martin, it is so good as "Favorite Prescription.” It |
can do no harm in any condition of the j at O. A. Corl’s Bicycle Shop
ator Johnathan Bourne this fall, ordered that the sum of 8177.80 be system.
I t is a most potent invigorating
after several .years’ sojourn at refunded on account of prohibition in tonic and strengthening nervine nicely ; I*- combines everything that
adapted to woman’s delicate system by a
i physician
_ w___ of _ large „„„
the Capital and other eastern Gaston precinct.
experience In the treat- ] goes to make up a good
and will from now on carry everything
Report of viewers on road No. 448 ment of woman’s peculiar ailments.
points of interest.
Dr.
Pierce
mav
tie consulted by letter
having been read first time on July 2 ree of chiirge. Address
wheel
at
moderate
price.
l)r. R. V. Pierce,
needed by the
nvallds' Hotel und Surgical Institute^
William J. Bryan is the big and on coming up for final reading, it Buffalo.
N. Y.
is ordered that said report be adopted
Every Sack Guaranteed
nnuuuumuutff
O.
A.
Í
New Hardware Store
Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Im
English W heel
plements, Buggies and
Wagons
f
gest Boss in the country. He
has driven into submission such
subordinates as Roger Sullivan,
Judge Parke-, J. M. Guffey,
Murphy, Taggart and all oth
ers who have come up with
even a s iggestion. Good thing
our George has business at
home— ' nth the statement.
and road established.
In the matter of the transfer of
Registration of Veterans.
liquor license, it is ordered that the
, Following is the list of veterans who I P h o n e s :
Shop 5 0 3
Res. 59 1
liquor business of C. E Smith in East
registered at Cornelius during the i -----------
Cedar precinct be transfered to Brad
W. Davis and that bond of said Davis Washington County Association meet
A Pew of The Things
ing there last week:
be approved.
You Can Buy ut
ILLINOIS
Coroner’s report of the death of
Tho*. J. H ill, Co: I 30th Infan try......................... L aurel
Thos. Waugh, it is ordered that report F. A. Haines, L A rtillary.................................. Hillsboro
Challacombe I 27th In f.......................... Cornelius
be approved and bills drawn for ex Henry
Wilbur Sikes, H 1st W S Engineer.................St. Johns
Daniel Weaver, G 156th In f................................ Gresham North Main M.
pense.
Forest Grove
Geo. Wilson, I 119th In f..................................... She-wood
Smith, G 4th C av..........................................Glenwood
With the advent of the Ore Coroner’s report on death of Mrs. Ell
S. Barngrover, E 58th In f..................................Hillside
Kronenbach, it is ordered that J. McCollyer,
D 101st In f.......................................... Hillside
gon Elec r e into this city, it George
report be approved and bills be drawn John H. Baker, G 118th In f.......................... Forest Grove N e w o r S e c o n d h a n d
W.
D.
Opdyke,
D 144th In f................................ Portland
might mean even more than the for expense.
B. H. Hamer. C 2nd A rt......................................Hillsboro
N.
J.
W
alker,
I
Mexican
ar..................... Forest Grove
mere transportation of freight
Iron beds, wood beds, springs, m at-!
The application of the McMinnville W. J. R. Beach, Sturgis R W ifles...................
Forest Grove
C. C. Pratt, A 130................................................. Portland tresses, couches, pillows, rockers, din- j
and passengers. A high volt Telephoe Co , for franchise granted.
W. N. Morse. A 64................................................Portland
G. E. Mookery, A 150.......................................... Cornelius ers, cockstoves, tinware, graniteware,
age wire from the Portland Gen Report for June of E. J. Godman John
Neep, C 9th Cav........................................Cornelius dishes, knives and forks, boilers, tubs, i
approved with fees 8138 25.
eral Electric company will fur Report of G. W. MoGraw for per Wm. F. Rensley, B 33........................................................ boards,
pails, wall paper, building
IOWA
nish the juice for the cars, and mission to erect scales allowed.
A. W. Stansbury, H 3rd Cav.......................Independence paper, window shades, liquid-veneer, :
Buright, H 14th In f...........................Independence
possibly have some left over for Application of J. W. Connell for re S. C. G. W. Vaughn,
tables, side
I 14th “ .................................... Portland kitchen tables, dining
W. H. Brooks, 114th “ ...................................... Portland boards, safes,
fund
of
taxes
allowed
in
the
sum
of
cupboards; dressers, '
such others as might want it
N. L. Smith H 5th
“ ........................................ Gresham
Howell, I 10th ** ..................................... Beaverton commodes, stand-tables,
book-cases, i
Anyway it might be well to bear 84 17 for penalty and interest on J. W: S. Wm. A. Ridgeley.
F 29 ** .............................Forest Grove
Harris D. D. C.
D. Strichler, F 29
“
Newberg sewing machines, clocks, nice hanging
the fact in mind, especially when Application for refundment of taxes W. D. Carter, K 36 “ .............................Forest Grove lamp, tents and wagon covers, nor is I
G. W. Proctor, C 27 “ .............................. Gales Creek
the city’s conflict expires.
of O. Johnson allowed in the sum of Rodolph Crandall, L 5th Cav.............................Hillsboro this all.
Francis Keenas, K 33.....................................
82.00
Ernest Haberstrah, B 32...................................... Cornelius
W. W. McEldowney, as
J.
Adams, G 41....................................................Portland
Application for refundment of taxes of C Norton,
1 K 5th Cav.................................... Hillsboro
Come and See
sistant postmaster, has this week J. N. Fliffin. Ordered that the amount F Wm H Maury,
G 7th In f................................................Dilley
Rcbt. W. Kirkwood, F 13............................ Forest Grove
been circulating a petition ask of 89 be refunded and that treasurer A. B. Thomas, 21 Cav....................................Forest Grove
*
ing the Postoffice department to adjust tax in school district Nos. 24 I. N. Shatto, A 129th In INDIANA.
f.......................................Portland
and
98.
Thos. Hollister, A 30th In f...................................Portland
appoint him postmaster at the
Application of S. P. R. R. Co. for L. Grovendyke, E 16th “ ...................................... Dilley
expiration of Mr. Atwell’s term refundment of tax, ordered that sum of Alfred Shannahan, 9th ** ......................... Forest Grov.
R. K. Simpson, Bat. A 1st Heavy A rt........
Installation of Officers.
Ira Hollingsworth, E 148................................ Washington
which is some time next March. 818.31 be refunded.
J. A. Long, 1 73 In f.............................................. Cornelius
He is meeting with success as It is ordered that affidavit of L. F. N. W. Ring, B 1st Heavy A rt..................... Forest Grove
The United Artisans held a delight
OHIO
ful session Tuesday for the purpose of
about everybody in town have Carstens on cruise of timber on certain H. F. Gordon, 4th Cav..................................Forest
Grove
lands
in
township
2
N.
R.
3
W.
te
The new of
Horace G. Fitch. U. S. Steamer......................... Cornelius installing the officers.
gladly subscribed their name.
accepted as proof and that warrants be Joseph Bucher, G 18 Inf.............................. Mountaindale ficers are: L. B. Sears, M. A.; Archie
Mr. McEldowney is one of the ordered to issue to parties interested A. W. Mills. D 104 In f........................................ Portland Bryant. Supt ; M. J. Holloway, Ins.;
B. L. Snow, K 46.............................
most efficient and accommodat for amounts of over payment of taxes. Capt
Fied McElliott, B 14 In f.......................................Thatcher W. K. Curtis, Secy.; C. E. Geiger,
ing assistants the office ever had It is ordered that the bonds of the Alfred Davis. B 1st I n f OREGON
Treas.; V. A. Perry, Sr. Con.; D. D.
.......................................Beaverton
D 1st In f.............................................. Hillsboro Bump, M. C.; Mrs. Rilda Steigleder,
and should the department see sheriff, clerk, school superintendent J. Chas Wilkes,
Doughty. E 2nd Inf and H 28th Sig
Hillsboro Jun. Con.; Miss Esther Holloway and
fit to appoint him the office will and treasurer be approved when the Chas. Philippines.......................................................
J. Herb, H 2 .............................................Greenville
same has been passed on by the prose
W. N. Sears, Field Commanders; W.
G. L. Ledford, D 1st C a v ......................................Hillsboro
be in good hands.
cuting attorney.
Inst.; Chas. Morgan,
Cicero Hines, B 1st In f........ ..................... Forest Grove B. Haines,
Apperson, E 1st Cav.................................Park Place
to the crowded condition of J. Roy P. Latham,
H 2nd I n f......................................... Hillsboro Warden.
James H. Booth, ex-Receiver the (Owing
paper this week the bills allowed Andrew K illin, E 1st In f..............................................Banks
After the ceremonies light refrtsh-
MISSOURI
of the Roseburg Land Office, will be published next week.)
ments
were served.
A j i
i
.
ii r j
j
T i
o \ ! ^ohn Baldwin, G 23 In f................................... Forest Grove
was found not guilty of accept / (.Adjourned
to Wednesday, July 8) i R. H. p .rk e r, h ist c«v.......................... St.John*
Isaac Cran, A 2nd C av........................................... Hillsboro
ing a bribe in the U. S. irccuit
P. J. Ritchey aged 60 years, died at
MICHIGAN
court at Portland last Thursday. The M. M. S. met at the hdme W. R. W hitney, H 1st H A rt......................... Forest Grove his home in Hillsboro, June 29, of
of Miss Anis Templeton July 2nd. M. J. Sammons, 920 In f...................................Cedar Mills uremic poisoning, and was buried in
This is one of the cases that has IA
NEW YORK
dainty lunch of ice cream and
Eldridge Cheng, 10th Heavy ‘A rt...................... Cornelius the Catholic cemetery at that place
been on the docket for several cake was served. Those present were Carl
Wunderlich, H 4th I n f .........................
last Wednesday.
F. Pike, B 40 In f......................................
years, the indictment h av in g Misses Edna Mills, Constance Geiger, C. B. W.
Tracy, U. S. N avy.............................
been returned by the grand jury. ' Vera Loomis, Dorothy Boldrick, Ethel
PENNSYLVANIA
Hortin, I 1st In f................................ Portland
While The News makes no par- L°orris, Marie Wells, Amand Bold- S. A. A. M. Hull.
B 145
** .....................
H. W or ton, D 104 ** .........................
ticular apologies for Mr. Booth, ric'c’ antl Anis TemPle,on- The M. Wm.
M. Watrous D 207 " ................................... Dilley
M. S. will be entertained by the Miss J. Wm.
E. Hall, I 148
** .........................
the indictment has made him a es Vera and Ethel Loomis July 17.
KANSAS
*Vhat More Can Forest Grove
subject to be pointed out to the .
W
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„
_
. •
,
.
An aggregation of ball tossers from John W Doores, D 11 C av.............................Forest Grove
MINNESOTA
People Ask?
public as being under indict- lhis city will try out with the Outlaws H. L. Pike, I 6 In f.............................................. Beaverton
ment for bribery, when after sev- 0f Banks Sunday on the latter’s dia- R. W. McNutt, E 6 I n f ........................................ Cornelius
When well known residents and high- j
W. L. McCollum, D C av ......................... ............Portland
eral years the jury says such is mond. The Banks contingent has a Samuel
E. Bullock, B 10 Inf
Ferest Grove
respected
people of Forest Grove |
Clashaw, I 6 Inf...................
......... Banks
not the case. This is one of speedy bunch of players as was demon- Samuel
Wm Norton, C.....................................
. . . Hillsboro
aake
such
statements
as the following,
S. Tilton, D 11 Inf.......................
Hillsboro
the cases of the “ higher ups’’ !!™1!e^ h*rre, wh' n ‘M.crossed bV* W.
H. C. R ifley O 8 Inf...........................
. . . . Portland
must carry conviction to ever,
you have read about. There ,pitch (or the locals Myy, he’inlendi tQ L. O. Fairchild, H 1st WASHINGTON
eader:
Inf..................
.. Cornelius
Mr*. L. I*. Stream, living at 210 B. St„ Forest Grovr
arc others, too, ___________________ Kivc them a hard rub for their money.
VERMONT
O. A . Q o rl
THE PLAIN TRUTH
B A Z A A R
K . N. S T A E H R , M a n a g e r
H igh G ra d e P ian o s , Organs
a n d S ew in g M achines
sold way below Portland prices and on easy monthly pay
ments. Also a full line of
Edison and Columbia
Talking Machines and Records always in stock.
logues sent free to any address.
F a rm e r
and
a ll
O th e rs
I will occupy the same business room as
Mr. Hughes on Pacific avenue and I invite
everybody to call and see me.
The Auction House
L. L. HOLLINGER
T H E
B u ild e r,
re , says: "Doan’s Kidney Pills cured me of a disor-
C. A. Williams, I 9 Inf.....................
. Milwaukee
ered con itionof my kidneys and pains through n s
MAINE
k. I felt tired and worn out most of the time and
D. B. Smith. K 29 Inf .......................
N. Yamhill
vp* troul led with a dragging pain through ray hips. 1
WISCONSIN
•uld scarcely stoop or bend and at such times, sh an
P. G. Wells E 13 Inf
Oregon City
i ns would dart through my loins and cause intense
Henry Kane. H 38 Inf.
Gresham
E. J. Groat. K 1st In f.....................
.. . Sherwood
.fferin„\ The kidney action was annoying at time s
J. I. Wilkins. H 5 I n f .................
Cornelius
•-heae rgans filled to perform their fun tions prop-
A. Porter. G 12 Inf
Forest Grove
rly. I am now entirely free from kidney trouble, my
O. R. Downs, D 4 Cav.......................................... St. Johns
James B. Walt. H 37 In f.................
ack is strong and I feel better in every way since us-
John W. Hartrampf. 37 Inf...........
Hillsboro
\g this remedy and can recommend Doan's Kidney
A. W. Barker, R 23 Inf ...............
. .. .Hillsboro
’ills verv highly to anyone suffering from the same
I L. S. Porter. A 1st Inf
Dilley
R. W. Traver. B 22 Inf
Forest Grove
lisease.’*
James Stephenson, H 14 vv Inf
Forest Grove
For ssle by all dealers. Price 50
ARKANSAS
W. A. Hayes, B 1st In f...................
, . . . .Hillsboro
’entj. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
NEBRASKA
Forest Grove I 'Jew York, sole agents for the United
A. H Gates. B 2nd Cav.................
KENTUCKY
States.
Forest Grove I
G. C Thomas. K 12 Cae................
Remember the name—Doan’s—and
TENNESSEE
*ke no other.
John Miller. D 10 Inf ..................
G W Peters. A 12 and 1st Cav.
CARL HINMÄN
S u c c e s s o r to S . Ü . H u g h e s
O re g o n
F o re st G rove
To The P ublic
W
e are
n o t c o m b in e d w ith a n y o th e r
m a r k e t.
N O
IC E
M E A T S
Freshly hilled E very Day.
These are our prices for choice Mountain Steers and
Heifers, commencing Friday, July 10:
R o u n d S teak
-
9c p e r lb.
L oin S teak
- 9c
“
P rim e R oasts
- 7 c
“
B oiling M eats
- 3 to 5c
“
Soup Bones
- 2c
“
S p rin g L am b, th is is lam b
n o t old m u tto n 6c, 8c, lo c p er lb.
S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D
LEVY’S MARKET
Main Street
EOREST GROVE
—Sell your wool and mohair to
— White River Flour made of best
Bailey. H e’ll do what’s right.
Eastern Oregon wheat for sale at Bai
ley’s Big Store.
47-tf
— Money to loan on farm security.
— We always pay the highest price
W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove
for wool and mohair.
Bailey.
For Sale.
— Dry wood for sale. Roswurm &
44 s
I have some dry, big fir wood and Co.
No. 1 cedar posts for sale. Ind. Phone
—Try Schultz’s ground bone for
261.
Ed. Boos. 49t4.
your hens. It will make them lay.
Cata
The leading place in the County for Stationery
and School Supplies.
T ry
oldenrod flour
Guarantied