M r. A. J. H ill retu rn ed F rid a y fr< ui
th e g o ld co u n try in S ou thern O regon
E d w a rd C onstab le, w h o crossed th e w h en ce he w as ca lle d b y th e news o f the
p lain s in 1843, for m any y ears a residen t serious illn ess o f his w ife, who, how ever,
o f this cou n ty, died on his farm five
is now m uch im proved.
Mr. H ill and
m iles north-east o f H illsb oro a ged 79 h is b roth er h ave six claim s, one o f w hich
Mr. C a m p b ell, a form er resid en t, is in
y e a rs. B urial in W est U n ion cem etery. w as re ce n tly bonded for $40,000. There tow n a ccom p a n ied b y h is w ife. H e has
A. T. K n o x w ould lik e to see a few appears on th e su rface sufficient gold to I disposed o f his in terest in th e K e e le y
In stitute at S alem and e x p e cts soon to
o f the G ood T em plars w ho d rove his team w arran t p u ttin g in a 150 stam p m ill.
go to Iow a and e n g a g e in th e m ercan tile
re ce n tly and h ave them ex p la in w h at
M id w ife ry a sp e cia lty .
A n aesth etics
business there.
k in d o f stu ff it w as th ey had at lod ge ad m in istered
and
w om en
confined
th a t n igh t. N o d am ages c h a rg e d .
w ith o u t pain b y C. L. L a rg e M. D. o f
M iss Ida K a y and M iss M aston o f
Portlan d are v isitin g M iss N e llie R ussel.
M r. C. C. C h ip m an took c h a rg e o f the F orest G rove.
W estern H ouse at noon W e d n e sd ay and
at once m oved his fa m ily th ere. Mr.
C h ipm an form erly m an aged th e h otel
and is fa vo rab ly k now n as a host.
T o loan — S om e m oney.
E d w a r d L . N a y i . o r .
C raw ford peaches w ill com m en ce co m
in g in in about tw o w eeks and persons
d esirin g th em can leave th eir ord ers at
W e lls ’ .
T h e L ad ies W o rk in g S o c ie ty o f the
C ong, ch urch w as p lea san tly e n tertain e d
bv Mrs. K a n e W edn esd ay e v e n in g at her
hom e.
An e x c e lle n t lin e o f Japanese silk s for
la d ie s’ w aists 35 cen ts per y a rd at
C aples & Th om as.
9
C am p ers h ave been cu ttin g th e tele
g ra p h lin es betw een th is p lace and Forest
G ro ve , and the p rin cip al trouble regard
in g th e lin e bein g d ow n com es from this.
G eo. Bacon, the stage d riv er, h as found
parts o f th e lin e go n e in several places,
and in a few cases poles w ere chopped
d ow n to g e t pieces o f the line. A t the
ca m p s pieces o f the w ire h ave been found
used as cloth es lin es, and frequ en tly
pa rties com e th rou gh th is p lace w ith
p ieces o f th e w ire w rapped around breaks
on th e ir w agons. A close w atch w ill be
m ade and a n y one found m olestin g the
w ire w ill be prosecuted to th e fu ll exten t
o f th e law , and som ebod y is lik e ly to
p a y a h e a v y fine or la y in ja il a w h ile.—
T illa m o o k H e ad lig h t.
O n ly a few d ays in w h ich to select a
[•' T h e T illa m o o k stage w as d ela y e d tw o
cape or clo a k .
I f you w ish one m ade to
hours M ond ay b y h a v in g to w ait to pass
ord er to fit you , ca ll th is w eek ami see
th e U. S. troops on th e grade..
T h ere
th e fu ll lin e from one o f the largest cloak
w ere five passengers for P o rtlan d aboard
m an u factu ries o f N ew Y o rk C ity, at
w h o m issed th e train.
G o o d T e m p la rs h all.
T o close them out L a d ie s F in e T an
O xfords, hand turned, in p ic c a d illy or
A Large Real Estate Deal.
square toe, at $1.40, form er p rice, $2.
M r. F ra n k M atthew s sold his farm
T h ese good s are all gu aran teed.
n o rth o f G ree n v ille last T u esd ay to Mr.
G k e g c ’ s S h o e S t o r e .
A n to n Pfanner.
T h is farm con tain ed
M r. T h os. B elletigh er, S r ., had tw o 300 acres and is one o f th e best farm s on
ru n aw ays the first o f th e w eek. B y the W est D a iry. T h e sale w as m ade by
first Mrs. M oore suffered a b roken arm M elk i Johnson & C o ., real estate agents.
and th e second tim e he h im se lf w as in
ju re d som ew h at but is abou t again .
«P
H igh est d riest lot in F p rest G ro v e for
sale by A . B. T h om as.
H u gh S m ith is k ee p in g dow n th e dust
v ery th o ro u g h ly on M ain street now .
10 to 11 loads a d ay are Jia^led and from
2700 to 2800 g a llo n s d a ily d istrib u ted
o ver the streets, T h is is a lm ost d ou ble
th e am ou n t used w hen th e street w as
p reviou sly sp rin k le d . T h e w ater w h eel
is ju s t th is side o f the D ille y b rid ge in
G a le s creek and the w ater is forced up
45 feet in to a reservoir. It ta k e s abou t
tw e lve m in u tes to fill the sp rin k ler.
G o to A b b o t & R o e ’s for harness.
A ll th e w ork on th e new c o lle g e b u ild
in g e xc ep t th e h e atin g a p p aratu s was
finished T u esd ay.'
T h is w o rk w ill be
finished in a n o th er w eek. T h e b u ild in g
is now as a ttr a c tiv e in sid e as it is h an d
som e out and th e m ost e le g a n t and c o n
ven ien t c o lle g e b u ild in g in th e state.
T h ere is a p le a sin g prosp ect th at its
h alls w ill be w e ll filled w ith stu d en ts
w hen sch ool open s ir\ S ep tem b er. E v e ry
in d icatio n p oin ts th at w ay.
L iverin e, a gen u in e liv e r and k id n e y
cure, for sale at M ille r’ s P h arm a cy .
E. W . H ain es has traded \V. H . Cros-
le y $300 w orth o f lu m b er for an 80 acre
tra ct o f lan d near th e soda sprin gs. Mr.
C rosley w ill soon build a new residence.
L o ts in C o lle ge add ition g o in g fast
at $100 to (150 per lot. C a ll soon or
best w ill be taken .
V
J
L a n g le y & S o n .
T h e b rid g e on th e W ilson R iv e r road
beyond D evo creek was bu rn ed T h u rs
day. A road around w as a rra n g ed so
th e T illa m o o k stage cou ld pass.
Lout His Buttermilk.
S am A tch ison had a ru n aw ay about
9 o ’c lo ck T h u rsd ay n ig h t w h ile d rivin g
on P acific aven ue near Dr. W a rd ’s
house w ith his w ife and ch ild .
The
horse w as crossin g a heap o f gra v el, be
ca m e frigh ten ed and started to run and
a w h eel broke dow n.
Mr. A tch ison
dropp ed his w ife and ch ild out safely
but as a fter 250 yard s he found h im self
u n ab le to control th e anim al he ju m p ed
and rolled about 20 feet, but w as unhurt.
Mr. A ch iso n w as h o ld in g a pail o f b u tter
m ilk and it w as lost.
N o dam age re
su lted e x cep t bruises for th e horse and
a broken rig.
M r A tch ison regrets tlu
loss o f his bu tterm ilk th ou gh .
Scalded.
S atu rd a y the little d au g h te r o f E . B
S ap p in g to n overturned th e te a k e ttle ana
b ad ly scald ed her foot and a n k le. H ei
m oth er and fath er w ho were in Y am h ill
w ere teleph on ed for and cam e dow n at
on ce. T h e ch ild is reco v erin g rapid ly.
A Wonderful Escape.
F rid a y A n d y K ilo x ’s team w h ile the
w agon w as bein g loaded w ith rock at the
stone q u arry and th e d tiv e f J. B. M ath
ew s, w as sta n d in g at
th eir heads,
sh ied at a b u ggy w h ich was passin g ana
one anim al w ent over th e b an k . Tht
b an k broke and d river, horses anu
w agon rolled dow n th e canyon nearly
300 feet. I11 spite o f th eir terrib le fall
a ll escaped safely and the o n ly d am
age w as to the harn ess and th at was
slig h t. A load o f abou t 4500 w as on
and m ade th e descent. It m ig h t easily
h ave been a m ost serious m ishap.
P ain ts, o ils and glass a t A b b o t & R o e ’s.
A teach ers in stitu te w ill be held by
S u pt. S m ith co m m e n cin g A u gu st 12, to
con tin u e th ree d ays.
T h e te a ch e rs e x
am in ation w ill b egin on th e 14th. J. E.
H osm er w ill con d uct th e in stitu te and
Prof. W a lk e r o f B ay C ity w ill tak e part.
Prof. J. W . M arsh, o f F orest G rove,
a u th or o f one o f th e best gra m m a rs p u b
lish ed , w ill co n d u ct exe rcise s in la n
gu age. T e a ch e rs w ill b rin g note book
and P e n cil.— T illa m o o k H e a d lig h t.
W an ted , as c o o k , a m id d le a ged la d y ,
in w id ow er’ s fa m ily , tw o c h ild re n , 3 and
8, $8 a m onth .
R eferen ces req u ired.
Inq u ire at th is office.
Quarterly Teacher’s Examination.
N otice is h ereby given th at for the
purpose o f m ak in g an exa m in a tio n o f all
persons w ho m ay offer th em selves as
can d id ates for teach ers o f th e sch ools o f
th is cou n ty, th e co u n ty sch ool su perin
ten den t th ereo f w ill hold a p u b lic exa m
in ation in th e co u n ty court bouse at
H illsb oro, at 1 o ’c lo ck p. m ., on th e sec
on d W edn esd ay in A u gu st, the 14th.
C a n d id a tes for state papers should pre
sent th em selves on F rid a y, the 16th.
D ated th is 17th d ay o f J u ly, 1895.
A ustin C r a ig ,
C o u n ty S ch ool S u p erin ten d en t o f W ash
in gton cou n ty, O regon.
T h e H a llc tt b ridge, le a d in g to th e
Johnson farm is in an un safe co n d itio n ,
h as been con d em n ed and w ill be re b u ilt
th is sum m er o r fall.
Pasturage.
Does not claim to be the only drug store in town
but does claim to have the Largest and Best
Selected Stock, the Best Facilities for keeping
stock Fresh, Clean and Pure.
Prescriptions will be accurately compounded
and none but the best of drugs used. We are
here for fair and legitimate business and ask a
share of your patronage.
Mr. F oster, pou n d m aster o f P o rtlan d ,
accom pan ied
by
h is fa m ily passed
th rou gh here th is m o rn in g bound for
T illam o o k .
G rah am Y o u n g m a ti, an O. R . & N.
freight car tracer, fo rm erly a stu d en t o f
I*. U ., was in th e G ro v e th e e a r ly p art o f
the w eek.
W . A . G O O D IN .
. . M a n u f a c t u r e A l l K inds
C om e a n d See U*.
E x. G ov. T h a y e r o f P o rtlan d stopped
over n ig h t, W e d n e sd a y, at Mrs. S lo a n ’s
on his w ay to T illa m o o k .
WILSON LIV ER ROAD
M rs. F'ilm ore and son H u gh w h o h av e
been v isitin g Prof. M arsh retu rn ed to
th eir C a lifo rn ia h om e yesterd ay.
To Tillamook, Netarts and the Coast
Most
Just a
Splendid
W . W . Breeden, gra n d c h ie f te m p i?!
I. O. G . T ., acco m p a n ie d b y b is fa m ily
w ent to N ew p ort ye ste rd a y for an ou tin g
by th e ocean.
Fish
T w o first class
agricu ltu ral h om e
Persons w ishing teeth e xtracte d p a in steads, w agon road to sam e. E n q u ire o f
R. A. B r i t t o n .
lessly should go to Dr. Large. H e w ill
adm inister chloroform , e th e r or the
new preparation at either d e n tist’s. N o
B argain s in land. E ig h ty acres jo in in g
ch arge to the patient i f not satisfactory. th e tow n o f D ille y, 60 un der cu ltivation ,
Mr. John Buchanan th reshed last go o d house, barn and out buildings,
w eek. Ten acres o f oats yield ed an a v four hun d red fruit trees and a n y q u an tity
o f sm all fruits. L iv in g w ater. A ll for
erage o f 35 bushels to the acre.
fifty d ollars per acre on reason able terms.
F o rtv acre fruit ranch to trade for
L a n g l e y & S o n .
tow n property by A B.Thom as.
Ice cream and ice cream sod a at the
Som e one has taken the k ey to the
H om e B akery.
firehouse from M iller’s pharm acy. W ho
See A b b o t fit R oe for a ll com m ission
e ve r it is w ill confer a favor by return g
business.
th e k e y at once as it is needed.
Left
Mrs. L. L. G riffin , M iss L u ste r and
Mrs. Patterson w ent to th e co a st M o n
day.
W arren T h a tc h e r d ro v e them
over.
D. W . B aldw in and five oth ers w en t
to S o p h ie ’s Islan d on th e C o lu m b ia
and returned w ith 700 lbs. o f d ressed fish.
I
\
and
F
Game
ree
fr o m
D u st
Plentiful
The Best Mountain Road and the Cheapest Rates of
Toll in the State.
LEA VES FO REST GROVE
L E A V E S T IL L A M O O K
S u n d a ys, T u e sd ays and T h u rsd ays.
M on d a ys W e d n e sd a y s an d F rid a y s.
G O O l ) A C C O M M O D A T I O N S ON T H E H O A D .
R e v . D an iel S ta v e r o f A s to r ia has
been in tow n th e past w eek a tte n d in g to
his property.
A ll th e b u ild in g s h ave
been resh in gled .
H e w ill p ro b a b ly be
here tw o w eeks longer.
In q u ire o f T . C . M c N A M K R , F o
E sth e r M ary Joh n son w h o liv e d in
Forest G ro v e from ’90 to ’93, d ied in
D ayton on J u ly 29 at th e a g e o l 17 years
Both parents and th ree b roth ers su rvive
her.
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L. N. G ra y and C. K . Ja ck so n v isited
the cam p o f Joh n W a g n e r and otlie»
G ro ve peop le in th e N elialem country
S u n d a y.
All Grades of Lumber.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Easy Terms.
U ndertaking
and
E m b alm in g
T a lb o t M iller, H e n ry M cL eod and A.
Porter o f S c o g g in s V a lle y w ere in tow n
M ond ay.
G rove .
A t th e H ead o f S c o g g in s V a lle y ,
GEO. L. SMITH Gasto"’ °*
«-ta
i u t
MADISON & QflM BY MILL
Wail Paper
Window Shades
Floor Coverings
Furniture
IC h l O R O T l
M rs. A . U. M arsh is v isitin g h er p a r
en ts, M r. and M rs. F . S . B arn es o f this
c ity .
A. PORTER, Prop.
WESCOTT & A L E E ,
FOREST O RO VE
. DKALKKS
IN . . .
Fresh and Salt Meats,
M r. and M rs. W ard S w ope, M isses
D a lla s and C h ristia n , Mrs. Benson and
d au g h te r M ary, M rs. A n n a R ic e and
Mrs. C h ristian and fa m ily le ft T u esd ay
for P a tto n ’s cre e k , w h ere th ey w ill cam p
for abou t a fo rtn ig h t.
C l a r k ’ s C r e a m e r y .
FINEST BUTTER,
New Separator Now Running
and milk wanted.
H arry W esco tt w e n t to th e W ilson
riv e r S u n d a y w h ere h is fa m ily are. He
w ill be gon e a w eek or ten d ays.
Forest Grove
Mr. W . W . M arsh o f C e n te rv ille was
in tow n F rid a y .
.
.
.
.
Oregon.
Poultry, Fish and Game.
A ll O rd ers P ro m p tly D e liv e re d .
S I I A V I \ G , IOC
HAIRCUTTING, 20c
Mr. Tom C o rn eliu s, J r., o f G le n co e ,
spent F rid a y in th e G ro ve .
GOOD WORK
SECOND HAND
FURNITURE
F. A. HARTMAN
BOUGHT AND «OLD
N * U D oor to S. B o g h e , 4 S o n ’s s to r e .
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FOREST OROVE.
G reen H ale o f H illsb o ro w as in t o * n
F rid a y .
Mrs. A gn es D olph N ixo n spen t a few
d ays w ith Mrs. G re g g la st w eek p rio r to
h er dep artu re for W a sh in g to n , D. C.
All Lines in Stork.
Priora Reasonable.
Messrs. Y o u n g and T e a lso n , o f P o rt
lan d, fished up G a le s C re e k , S u n d a y ,
retu rn in g M ond ay.
JESSE HL A K ER,
T h ir d
D o o r S o u th
Mrs. C ru th ers o f P ortlan d , m o th e r o f
Mrs. C h ester D olp h , is sp en d in g the
m onth w ith h er d au g h te r at Mrs. G r e g g ’s.
C. L. HIN MAN,
o f V e r t* H a ll,
FOREST OROVE.
C so
his w ife over
M E ssa,
P residen t
HOHNE O U T F IT T E R ,
W h ips, S ad d les,
MAIN STREET,
! B la n k e ts, H arness,
Forest Grove.
C ash ier. 1 C a rria g e T rim m in gs.
H. D sts w A s r ,
B a n k o f F o r e st G rovei
J. L . G r e g g spent T u e sd ay and W ed
n esday in th e c ity on business.
E d g a r W ard and G eorg e S tin ch co m b e
started th is w eek w ith “ P rin ce A lm o n t”
40 acres, 25 bottom lan d un der c u lti
on M onday for th e n orth ern circu it.
Money to Ix>an.
vation , rest e asily placed so
Three-
Mrs. S. A. W a lk e r and c h ild re n left
F ro m $500 to $50.000, three to five fourths o f a m ile from depot. A ll under
vears, at 8 per cent, on im proved farms. fence. L iv in g w ater. Price $40 P«x T u esd ay m o rn in g for Linn c o u n ty to
visit h er folks. S h e w ill stop a few d ays
J iix o N & G erkish .
acre.
L a n g l e y fit S o n .
at S alem w ith h er h usban d.
—Forest Grove
Facilities
10 Hours to Tillamook
. . Via Wilson River Road
M cN A M E R ’S STAGE
M artin M an n in g o f M an n in g w as in
the G ro v e several d ays o f th e la tte r part
o f last w eek.
F ra n ces C lap p h as been su ffering from
a sore th roat th is w eek but is m u ch im
proved now.
Scenery
A. W . SE V E R A N C E , R ece iv er, T illa m o o k , Or.
J. C. C la rk , a g ra d u a te o f P. U ., now
i on n ected w ith th e C h e m a w a Ind ian
school is in tow n th is w eek.
visite d
j S u J. n d P. a y Jacobson
at Mrs. G r e g g ’s.
Magnificent
2 0 0 0 Feet Lower Than Any O ther Route
E d w a r d L. N a y l o r .
Government l»an<l.
Camping
Little
W ith in 1 % m iles o f tow n , green grass,
E. X . H a rd in g o f G aston v isite d the
Y es, G ree r th e gro cer h as th e finest k n e e -h ig h , and ru n n in g w ater. Horses,
G ro ve F rid a y .
$1, ca ttle , 75 cen ts per m onth.
lin e o f teas and coffees in th e c ity .
N ew desks h av e been put in th e new
room o f the R eed ville sch ool house.
Another teach er in add ition to th e pres
ent principal, Mr. B all, w ill be em p loyed .
W e can sa tisfy yo u in good s and p rice.
. . . . Corneltus, Oregon.
Mr. J. W . M e tc a lf o f th e P o rtlan d law
f i r m o f D e a d y & M e tc a lf was in tow n
W edn esd ay.
w e n t to
. .
Stairbuilding a Specialty.
Dr. M cC le lla n d retu rn ed W e d n e sd ay
from an e xten d ed trip.
fa m ily
ok
Mechanics’ Building Material,
Mouldings, Brackets and
Turned Work.
Ira B ra d ley o f G re e n v ille is q u ite sick
w ith ty p h o id fever.
N ew ell M aerum and
T illam o o k T u e sd ay.
I D . F ltlD A T .
The Cornelius Mechanics’ Planing Mill Co.
Mr. John B eek, a form er resid en t o f
th e G rove now a M edford h ard w are m er
ch an t, accom p an ied b y a frien d cam e
from h is hom e to th e G ro v e b y w heel
M onday m orn in g and set ou t fo r P o rt
land in th e aftern oon .
M rs. P ierce b o u g h t 16 lots in A storia
S atu rd ay.
T h e railroad
re a lity has
m ade real estate liv e ly in th a t c ity .
P E T K Il L IN D ,
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
HAVE
PR O T E C T E D
- OR*
r
1 ‘s
Caples
c l a s f
& Thomas
A re Sole A g e n ta in Forest
Grove for P. A N. C O R S E T S ,
Rest F it t in g Corsets In the M a r
ket. Ask to see them.
Established. Ida».
Incorporated. IH9I
C A P I T A L «S O ,0 0 0 .0 0
E R N ST
GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
t i i e
. . . P o e e tjn and D o m estic Ha-
c h a n g e B ought and Sold CoMec
tiona M ade on a ll A cceaaible
I’ointa and P rom p tly R em itted.
U P IIO L N T E R B H
Satisfaction Guaranteed
All kinds of Upholsterer's good
D IR E C T O R S .
N it s o
m aianaa
t. A. s a c r u m .
a. w h a i k u n. c
C. M * a r e
».
r realty.
it iw a it
.
supplied on short notice
Forest G r v v
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