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ì 7 W A S H L N O r u .N COLATI UATCHCT, TH LK 3 U A Ï , J L L .Y l l , i a » < 3 . Washington County School liable information as to the candidates’ 8 C H O L L 9 , qualifications and record, and those de- R ain on the Fourth as usual. siring to teach are saved the bother of Most everyone here celebrated in H ills traveling all over the county to discover boro. where the vacancies are. Wm. Sp id ell and fam ily o f Portland School do sed the 28th in district 67, have come out to pass the healed season join t with M ultnom ah county, after a at Scholls. session o f eight months, four with Miss Marion Skeels and wife o f Ballston are No. o f Ju lia E . M ark as teacher Twenty-one Funds boys and a like number o f g irls were visiting relatives at this place. Dist. Clerk and Address f 48.00 registered. J . A . Im brie, H illsboro Bessie Sclim eltzer is v isitin g friends 167.92 Thos. T albott, Cornelius A three m onths’ term in district 35, in Chehalem valley. 62.60 E . C. M ulloy, Laurel R ev. W ilson, an A. P. A . lecturer, de jo in t with Y am h ill, has ju st ended. Miss O X 1 Î ( » I V K S K K I .I lv K . Ja s. W ilson, Centerville 34:4° Irene Cook, the teacher, had 13 girls livered a very able address M onday 60.00 H. K. Gordon, Forest Grove night at U nity chapel. and 10 boys on her roll. Robt. Thom pson, Cedar Mill 112.00 J . W. G rim es and Miss Jo n es o f Am ity On the 28th, Miss M abel H urley closed Peter Boscow, H illsb o ro ........ 4 17 6 0 her school in district 18 after a four were the guests o f his sister, M rs Le. J . B. H anley, H illsboro .......... 36.80 m ontha’ term. En rollm en t was 25 girls R ive, o f this place. 9 Jo s. Connell, G len coe.......... 45-6« and 17 boys. M aster Claude Jackso n spent a few 10 E . S. G aylo rd , D ille y ............ 9**-4° i _________________ days last week with his grandm other at lo jt J . L . Kruse, W ilsonville 13.60 H illsboio. D. S t e w a i t , , C h a s . M K e e p , 1 ijt E . H. Jeter, G a sto n ................ 73-6° A Quiet Runaway. C ash ie r. P re sid e n t. F. S . B a r n e s , 12 Jo h n Boeker, J r ., G reenville. 66.74 Mr. French, a m usic teacher, has given W ednesday m orning while Mr. A llen 's a couple o f lectures at Unity chapel that 13 T. S. W ilks, G reenville Si-*** meat wagon was standing in front o f the o f F o rest G rove F ir st C l a s s W a t c h m a k e r , io n e e r tables were both interesting and instructive. 14 A lex Chalm ers, C enterville 45 85 W escott (now W escott & Allen) m arket, 15 Aaron W ells, Forest Grove 370 40 Jean ette Ross was visiting friends at rim K ST GKO YE, OREGON F o r est G r o v e , O r . on M ain street, the team , for no known 16 J . F . W ilcox, Gaston .......... 55*>5 Establish.«!, 188'.). incorporated, 1894. cause, started to walk off. T hey went Tualatin last week. 17 C alvin Ja c k , S r., Farm ington 68.15 C A P I T A L « 5 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0 Luther M iller o f Hood R iv e r is visit through an opening in the railin g on 18 Jo sep h H in gley, Progress 60.85 that side o f the church square and ing the home folks once more. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED 19 Ja s . H. Sew ell, H illsboro 38.40 headed diago n ally across the square until Arthur F lin t was in the m etropolis on . . . F o re ig n and D om estic E x 20 A. W. W right, Middleton 28.00 J. H. DOLSTRUM, they struck one o f the big oaks. Here the Fourth. c h a n g e B o u g h t and S o ld . C o lle c 21 S. A. D. M eek, G lexcoe 58.40 ; they stopped but kept on pulling until tio n s M ad e on a ll A ccessib le Craw fishers are numerous on the T u al 22 D B. Keasoner, M iddleton 88.00 Hou.se Painter, (¡m iner P o in ts sn d P ro m p tly R em itted . i they broke the double tree, then they atin. It seems to be profitable em ploy 23jt J . M. Burro ugh, T igard ville 104.00 I parted com pany. T h e horses were ment. D IRECTO RS: . . . and Decorator. 26jt J N. H enry, T ualatin 86.40 qu ick ly captured. T h e wagon was . H IN U A K . B r. B U E D Y . 1. A . M A C E U M . 27 J . Li. Prickett, F'orest G rove. 37.60 G eorge G ron er has purchased a fine U . BISH ER <. W . H A I N H S D. C . strongly built and received but little in- All Work Gunrauterd. top buggy. 28 M. H. Low rey, Gaston C. M. K E E P . M A ° j Ury save the broken double tree and 28jt C. c . Robinskey, -so o .u .« e y , Scappoose. oca^ oo se. 2.40 , the bendjn(i o f the pole. A vinegar ja r 29 J . . m ay , cei vi e GASTO N. 1 2. > which happened to be in the wagon was C O R N E L IU S . . . . Headquarters for 30 R . P. L illy , G ales Creek . also broken. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hudson have MADISON A QUIMBY M ILL 3qjt Wm. Youn g, Sh erw oo d........ gone to Salem to visit friends. C. E . A N D E R S O N ’S Tillamook Stage Line. 32 J . I). Bates, G a sto n .............. At the Head of Scoggins V alley, E veryb o d y enjoyed the 4th o f Ju ly if For Hhootiug a Horse 33 Ju liu s Ashbahr, H illsb o ro .. M e a t M a r k e t and B a k e r y . it was a little damp. 39 J . O. Kindt, K in to n .............. All Grades of Lumber. W ednesday Constable A leck T o d d of H. B. JOH NSON, PROP. Fresh Meat, Butter, Mr. E . H . Je te r, the druggist, ha^ 40 F\ A. Kutnm el, T igardville the D illey precinct arrested L. G ates on Satisfaction Guaranteed. Sausage, Bread, 41 W. Andrew , M ountaindaie a charge o f having on Ju ly i shot a gone to L inn county on a visit. Easy Terms. Hams, Fies, 42 J . F . G ardn er, G ales Creek R ev . Joh n Suackliam m er has been CH EAP horse which had gotten into his garden. Bacon, Cakes, 42jt D. W. Prince, S y lv a n ........ He was tried before Ju stic e Jack so n , con- holding religious m eetings in Gaston the A N I> A. POSTER, Prop. Lard. Cookies, G a s t o n , O r . past week. A ll denom inations took 43 E . Davis, G le n c o e ..................... 47-20 victed, and paid a fine o f $$ and costs. GOOD. Cash Candies, part. 32.80 44 A lfred Stephens, Buxton. for Nuts, 45 A. C. Hull, Sh erw ood............ 5°-4o F a ll grain is turning yellow and w ill School Text Hooks. Hides. E tc. C l a r k s ’ C r e a m e r y . . . . F O R A L L K IN D S OP . 46jt C. M. M cCorm ick, Laurel. . 14 40 soon be ready for the reaper. O pen mt E ll h o u rs s ix d a y s in th e week, and 9:30 By request the authorized list o f pub 47 Geo. L. Baker, M id d leto n ... . 29.60 Carl Hudson after a hard sickness is on S u n d a y . F ir s t do or e a s t o f K e im ’s store. Groceries, Glassware and lic school text books is republished. FINEST BUTTER, 48 S. A. K lin k , B eaverton.......... 197.60 again on the streets. 8 K E T H E W H I T E S W A N . Sw in to n’s New W ord Analysis. 49 Joseph Pugh, G asto n .............. 27.20 Stoneware, Table and Jam es Brock and fam ily have returned New Separator Now Running B arn es’ New N ational Readers. 5 1 B. C. H ollenbeck, Mt. Dale. 30.40 Pocket Cutlery, Spoons. from a visit in Benton county. W ebster’s dictionaries. 52 H. C. Pearson, F a rm in g to n .. 41.60 and milk wanted. ICE A S O N A D L E H A T E S . Dr. Cole from Forest Grove was in Brooms, Mop Sticks, Spencerian system and copy books. 53 G . E . M ooberry, Cornelius 36.80 Gaston last week. F is h ’s arithm etic, Nos. 1 and 2. 54 E . J . K u ratli, B eth an y. . . 6 3.10 HK WESTERN HOUSE. forest G rove - - - - Oregon. Butter Moulds, Ladles, Brooks’ M ental A rithm etic. Mr. Y o un k er o f this place is reported 55 A lfred Guerber, G len co e........ 56.80 and Wood and Willow M onteith’s E lem en tary and Com pre to be quite sick with typhoid fever. He 57 M . S. Barnes, B eaverton .. 54-40 G K O . P O T E K T , P r o p r ie t o r . is under the care o f Dr. Morrow. 58 J . M illar, F a rm in g to n ............ 34-85 hensive Geographies. Ware of all kinds, Fish T he Best Hotel for . . . S m ith ’s series o f prim ary text books 59 Jo h n L oftis, G le n c o e .............. 42.40 We think that the tim es are getting H O H B A C H ’S ing Tackle and all Kinds 60 C. W. Hodges, K eed ville. . r6.cjo in Ph ysiology and H ygiene. better as land buyers are com ing round. C lean , B o a r d er s , S teel’s H ygiene and Ph ysiology for o f Seeds. 61 Quintin T an nock, G lencoe. 24.80 HOME Hop growers are round looking after C o m fo rtable , F a rm ers , 62jt D. C. Burton, Cedar M il l.. . 11.8 0 high and advanced schools. pickers. T hey think that their crop Tea and Coffee a Specialty C o n v e n i e n t . Barnes’ Prim ary and B rie f H istory o f T r a v elers . 63 C. S . R eyno ld s, G reenville. . 35.20 BAKERY w ill be good, and the prospects are 64 W . IC. N ew ell, D ille y ............. 20.80 the United States. better for a fair price than last year. F o r e s t G » o v k .......................... O r k c o n . IC E C A N D IE S, L oo m is’ series o f V ocal M usic. 65 G . W estinghouse, Glenwood 22.40 In th e b u sin e ss cen ter o f tk e c ity . H enry McNumee is compelled to build Barnes’ G eneral H istory. CHEAM, 66 Barnett Y . Roe, G aston . . . . 27.20 FR U IT S, a fruit drier in order to take care o f his M onteith’s Popular Science. 67jt J . A. Joh nson , Portland 29.40 IC E com ing crop o f prunes. S UMMER R obinson’s Algebra and Geom etry. 68 W. H. W ier, Glencoe 16 .1« T he last rains have not damaged the C R E A M Bryant & Stratto n ’s system o f Book D R IN K S, 69 Chas. Batem an, G ales C reek. 36.00 hay that was down to amount to an y 70 Laura J . N ichels, G le n c o e .. 15.20 keeping. SODA, PASTRY, N E X T ! thing. W ard’s Business Form s. 71 P ran k Edm onson, G reenville 32.40 BREAD, CAKES. Steele’s Chem istry, Botany, Physics, 72 J . H. R in ek , Buxton 64.80 Astronom y and G eology. 73 I. C. Clutter, T u a la t in .. 43.20 G LEN C O E. M axw ell’s F irst Book in Language. 74 C aspar Baum ann, B eth an y. 70.-16 Mr. Charles Ross has returned home Shaving made easy M axw ell’s Introduction to E n glish from Astoria. ■ J S - i U i i - .Eilberkr4'aaMCU4(jlle. . . . 23 20 AT W1RTZ BROS. 76 J . H. K en nedy, G reenville. . 17.60 I Gram m ar. Mrs. Dr. Sandford and fam ily are vis Our Clubbing Offer. M axw ell’s advanced E n glish G ram 77 C. R oekstroh , C orneliu s........ 59-2" iting relatives in Clackam as county this Wash and Be Clean at the Only mar. 78 M. J . G leason, Buxton .... T h b W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y H a t c h e t week. Baths in Town. Peterm an's C ivil G overnm ent, Oregon 79 Jero m e Palm ateer, Keedville. and The Weekly Oregonian All Orders Promptly Filled Oscar Titus and lady o f Salem spent Two doors South o f V erts H all. edition. 80 J . A. M essinger, Laurel $2.00 a year in advance. the 4th with friends here. Steele’s Popular Zoology. J. H. W E SCO TT. 81 A n thon y W hite, Cedar M ill. T h * W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y H a t c h e t G eorge R ip p y and wife o f M aysville 82 S . A . D urham , T ualatin 44.00 j N ational N um ber Tablets. and 1 he Weekly 81111 are visiting relatives in this vicinity. 83 P . L . C o x, G ales Creek 19 .1s i Son g Wave. $ 1.5 ° a year in advance. G o w ’s M orals and Manners. The binders will start up the latter 84jt L o u is Peterson, Glencoe. 20.20 K id d ’s Elem entary and Vocal Culture. part o f this week. 86 Don M cQ uillan, H ayw ard. 26.40 Jo h o n n o t’s N ational H istory and H is »7jt H. H. K ih b ey, Buxton 7.20 T he ball here on the 4th was more en E. I». B R O W N , 84 A. C am pbell, S h e rw o o d ... 97.60 torical series for prim ary and interm e jo yab le than the celebration to those H O U SE O U T F IT T E R , 89 G . N. H ale, H illsboro............. 49-<*' i diate schools. that attended both. . . The Carriage Painter . . G eographical reader. 90 J . W. M cR oberts, Gules Creek 28.80 W hips, Saddles, M A IN S T R E E T , The post office here is a m oney order Irv in g ’s Sketch Book and T ales o f a 91 W. W . Lew is, D illey 21.60 B la n k « * , Harness, F o r e s t G r o t e . S h o p , B o o . H o U rtin e , F O K K S T G R O V E L office now. Traveler. C arriage Trim m ings. 9 jjt S . R . B ristow , M iddleton 5.60 Thom as Goodin is building a large j S co tt’s Ivatihoe, L ad y o f the Lake, 94 J . H . Morton, Beaverton. 23.20 hop house for Robert Im brie. B. R . Patton, R aleigh . 25 »5 Abl>ott, Marmion and W oodstock. E d llogby, one of the passengers on M cC auley’s E ssay on Chatham . T . B. M cAdam s, N ew'berg. 344 0 Sh akesp ere’s Twelfth N igh t, Juliu s the train that was held up near Rose- C . H e r m e n s , C en terville........ 88.80 f u r n it u r e 19,20 Caesar, M erchant o f Venice and M id burg recently, is v isitin g relatives here. E . J . Crabb, Buxton He says it is not pleasant to have a re U n d e r ta k in g summer N ig h t’s Dream. bought a n d sold volver stuck under his nose and ordered and W ebster’s Bunker H ill Orations. C o u n t y S o li 0 0 1 N o t o s. to hold up your hands. D eCoverly Papers. D E A L E R S IN E m b a lm in g School in District No. 43, Sh ad y Brook, A rn old’s So h rab and Rustum. A l l b in e s in S t o c k . The people in this vicin ity have been ■ ended the 7th. Mr. M. S. Cox was Em erson’s Am erican Scholar. FO REST GROVE annoyed a great deal lately by petty teacher -during the three m o n th s’ term, Price* Reasonable. R ee d ’s Word Lessons. thieves. The principal articles taken w hich was the third he had taught in the M anson’s Series o f Spelling. lately were ladies’ underwear from the district. En rollm en t: 26 girls and 18 > Eclectic Series o f Drawing. clothes lines at night, several suits have JESSE B E A K E R , boys. P r o f e s s i o lia i C a r ila . S m ith ’s Studies o f E n glish Literature. been taken in the last three weeks. We T h ir d D o o r So u th o f V e r t . H a ll . M r. Chas. H anson’s school in District W addy’s Composition. think someone must be planning for the No. 9, Glencoe, ended the 7th, after a Eclectic G eography. f o r e s t (¿ROVE. bicycle races and intend to come out in W. G . C O L E . P h . G ., M. D., term o f three mouths. Fifteen girls and Also Plows, W agons. Buggies and Carts. the bloomer costumes or else they have 15 boys were registered. M cCorm ick Binders and Mowers. a m ania for ladies’ apparel. The last P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n , CO R N ELIU S. Horse R akes and all kinds O nly a very few cases o f corporal pun raid o f the thieves was the stealing o f a o f Farm in g Implements. Fran k H artm an left last week for .San Teirphune No. 3. Forest Grove. ishm ent occurred during the three sickel and three guards from V. A. B il Francisco where he will remain for some P acific A v e . FO R E 5 T GRO VE. m onths’ term in the whole county forest grove lio n’s mower last night. time. Most of the schools are well supplied At the M. E . festival here recently Mr. and Mrs. Phillips o f W hiteson are star lau n d r y with charts, globes and other apparatus L. K. A d am s . visiting their daughter Mrs. George some m iscreants stole robes ami whips W. N . B A X R K rT . CHAS. k . JACKSON H. W. SCOTT. and have necessary furniture. Buildings Hancock. from the buggies. T hey also took the B A R R E T T & AD A M S, Notary Public New Management. G i v e u« are in fair condition and means o f v en ti bolts out o f the reach o f one buggy and Cornelius hall team defeated Laurel, a Trial, A ll Work War- \ T T O R N E Y S - A T - L A W , lation and water supply are good. Few let it pull apart but no serious accident at the latter place, in a seven inning ranted. o f the grounds, however, are reported as First door mouth happened to the occupants. I am glad H il l s b o r o , O r e g o n . gam e, Sunday, score, 3 1 —21. sufficiently improved. to say that the party or parties do not o{ Johnson’s Stab)**- O f v i c k : C i r a i Block R o o m s 6 so d - An ordinance was passed last week belong in this city. The Gaston school wdiich closed the prohibiting cows with bells on from run 14th had an enrollm ent o f 28 g irls and G lencoe and its v icin ity with its runa ning at large at night. Cornelius wilt » . B E A L , P ro p . Homestead and R. R. Lands 25 boys. Mr. Dwight Thom as was now sleep in peace. ways, prize fights, sin ging school and D r . N i x o n , lsreated. principal and Miss Rena Child assistant. petty th ieving ought to furnish excite The council is considering the advisa ment enough to satisfy the most fastid T he term was six months. U. S. Land Office Business a Specialty, DENTIST, bility o f building a city hall. ious. A couple o f our neighbors are I n g l e s It l o c k , The R eed ville school, district No. 29, N o u ry Public r , „ , Bd Accident W ilkes & C larke have put a force practicing up with b aie knuckles for the H o u r s FO REST CR O V E closed the 28th, alter a four m onths’ FOREST G R O VE. Justice of the Peace term under Mr. H. A. Ball. Twenty- pump in front o f their store and keep ring. Jan ies Corbett would do hiuisell a 9 a m. to 4 p. m OX KGO N L oan «, C o lle c t io n s favor by givin g Glencoe the shake when Main Street the street well sprinkled there. eight boys and 33 girls were enrolled. he visits the w est again. S in gin g school The new livery stable is rapidly near- is progressing nicely «mi our teacher is A book is kept in the county superin tendent’s office for the registration o f completion m d w ill be ready for oc- developing voices that unsuspecting peo ple never dreamed o f liefore. One of L. C. W ALKER, teachers desiring schools. Such infor cupancy in a week or two. The Portland Upholsterer our young bloods got beside him self or m ation about them as is obtainable is CIVIL ENGINEER, The heliographic signals o f a party o f by the side ot f sonicI kk I v e ls e ami lo st his ide o Satisfaction Guaranteed also recorded. In this way the school Ma/.amas on Mount Hood were seen from overcoat, last Sunday, but one o f our Conveyancing and Surveying. Titles law requirem ent, that the superintendent here Su n day afternoon All kinds of Upholsterer's goods The messages busl,,1,>s n,en ,nakinK « professional visit E xam in ed . N otary Public. shall advise directors in their choice o f could have been easi.v Ir.n s l.Ie d had supplied on short notice teachers, » met D irectors can find re- anv one been fam iliar with the signals, up the coat and returned it to the«»wner. lE E IC K . P A C IFIC A V E N U « . N e « I f a c k r . « Son • H ardw are Store F«re»t G r o v e H IL L SB O R O A p p o rtio n m e n t. T he'app ortiu ninen t o f county school funds ju st made will enuble the many d istrict* who ran behind through the sm all spring division to clear themselves aud_le*ve A b a la n c e in the treasury for fa ll. I I I i l l ’ A-.V I P S . RIGS FOR . . . Commercial Men, Hunters and Fishers . . . A Specialty. Go to (¡R E EK 'S T J 1 he Choicest of MEAT FISH HAIRCUT W H ILE YOU W AIT. POULTRY aiid GAME W all Paper Window Shades Floor Coverings Furniture GEO. C. L. HINMAN, SECOND HAND SMITH S. HUGHES & SON, Hardware,. . . Stoves and . . . Tinware H. W. SCOTT & CO. HEAL ESTATE, ERNEST J. I. KJMIGJHT, General Fire Insurance ... and Loan Broker. O r b o I r l gx