inj
i
Remnant sales before taking our ann- j Ladies fine Dongola button shoes in
ual invent rv. See our p-ices. Caples 1 Piccadilly and square toe Special aale,
o C i . osk T h e m O u t .— L adies' fine & Thomas.
$ i- 7 S- Gregg’a Shoe Store.
nch Dungola patent tip, widths A to
Mr. T. A . Kenny, a Portland paper
An effort has again been made to form
, button, warranted genuine b*nd
ned, in razor and Philadelphia toe, a school district near Thatcher in the dealer, was in town Tuesday.
mer price $1.00, now $$.2",. Gregg's Lousignont lake region. Part* of dis
The Rebekslis give a »upper ami «c e p -1
tricts 5 (Gordon district) 12 (Greenville) tion this evening in honor of Mr. and
Joe Store.
and 42 (Hillside) will compose it. The Mrs. Alexander who are soon to leave
file spring terra of Pacific University districts have all given their consent a?id
111 begin Wednesday, April I.
The the new district will probably be organi the city.
liege and its academy and conserva- zed during the coming month.
A number of Cornelius people attended
y of music afford excellent opportuni
the Good Templars lodge here Tuesday
Parties wishiug new shoes will do well
ty for study and are in better condition
eveniug.
an ever before. Able teachers, ample to call on Haines & Bailey.
W ard’s Cough Syrup is put up from
Uipment and its high reputation for
The execrable condition of some of the j the prescription by Dr. Ward and guar
liolarship give the students unusual a j roads, especially immediate approaches
anteed to cure.
utages, while the expenses of living to the Grave, should inspire every one
Fifteen carpenters were at work on
d the tuition charges are moderate to see that they are put in decent shape
•*
a- 1 within the reach of all.
before another winter.
That wagons the new power house yesterday and
thirteen are working today. The second
B l a in e s ¿t llailey want mohair. Call should be mired within a quarter of a
story is nearly up.
mile
of
town
is
a
disgrace
that
should
A d see them before selling. They will
not be toleraied. If necessary the busi
Misses Harrington and Guitiiou of
B v you the highest market price.
ness men should raise a fund to help Portland, who have been visiting Mrs.
$|
C h i l d r e n ' s H a ir c u t t in o
better them.
Some of the roads are ! J. Ward Gregg, returned to day.
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15 C e n t s
good but every one ought to be. For
The Relief Corps will give an enter
country highways time has to be taken
V
A t R a y m o n d ' s .
tainment in Hillsboro to-morrow even
tor improvement but the roads to town
■ The honey tea given by the ladies of
ing.
influence the trade and delay means
jftie Degree of Honor, A. O. U. W ., in
Shingling the city tower was begun
loss.
■ r r t s hall I* rid ay evening was a very
Thursday afternoon.
Tooth extraction under the influence
atit affair. Music and a recitation by
iss Evans were the features of the of anaesthetics is pleasure, no pain or J.C.Clark,one of - u popular druggist»,
other unpleasantness and nearly abso went to the metropclis Thursday.
logram. Quite a number attended.
i
lutely safe. Dr. C. L. Large will admin
Circuit court sits next Monday. The
ister the new preparation at any of our docket is not a long one.
dentists, Doctors Hiatt, Nixon, or
11 kinds of fresh gardeu seeds and
The telephone rate to Portland is now
Hovey. No charge if not entirely satis
■ h itig tackle at Wells'.
25 cents for the first minute and 5 cents
factory.
■ it you want to patronize home in-
extra for each additional half minute.
The nice weather and the drying up The chauge went into effect this week.
H)|istry go to the Forest Grove Manu
of the roads has brought people to the
facturing company.
Building material
Hon. Benton Killan of Portland was
of better quality, better make and Grove in numbers and the town is look
in town today.
jjju aper than those bought in Portland.
ing like itself again and the business mep
Rev. D. A. Watters has returned from
■ Born—To the wife of Mr. Cornelius are rushed.
a vacation trip in California.
Herman of the Centerville saw mill, on | Oranges, nut9 and candies at the
Sun lav, the 8th, a daughter— Physician
Bazaar.
At The Bazaar.
D W. Ward.
The McMinnville Dramatic Club will
•Fine China in sets or singly.
¡R . W . Traver & Son, commission play “ Dream of Life” in Verts hall Fri
Lovely Lacquered Writing Desks,
rchants and grocers, 260 Front Street
day evening, March 20.
Glove Boxes, etc.
1 190 Madison Street, Portland, Ore-
The latest novelties in ladies’ Spring
Tinware, Wire Goods and Teas.
ion. Consignments solicited.
footwear will be a Southern Tie which
Bargains in Toys, Fancy Articles and
Haines & Bailey have a large line of may be found in both clotn and leather Novelties. Also Choice Teas.
gents’ , boys’ and youths’ clothing di
top. reduced price $2. See G regg’s show
Next door to Post Office.
pt from the factory. They will give
window.
bargains.
Work on the water tower is being
They Deny the Report.
■ A. Wilcox and brother have bought pushed to take advantage of the fine
Knowing that the impression generally
out the Real Estate Loan & Insurance weather.
exists that we the undersigned have been
of) ce and business of II. W. Scott & Co.
Captain Tyler, a wealthy mine owner afflicted with the deseasc known as the
of this city and are now ready to at
living in Portland, formerly a resident barber’s itch and further that the same
tend to any business in their line.
here, was in town the tore part of the had generated from F . A. Hartman’s
Give them a call.
Fair treatment as
barber shop, and realizing that said im
week.
lidwifery
a
specialty.
Anaesthetics
ked.
pression has materially injured the
[ministered and
women
confined
Ladies’ fine Piccadilly shoes at 1.90 a
trade and reputation with which the
kliout pain by C. L. Large M. D. of pair. Boos & H.
shop has been favored, we consider it
‘rest Grove.
Mrt. E d Friday left for Southern Ore prudent and doing justice to Mr. Hart
aints, oils and glass at Abbot & Roe's. gon Wednesday where she will join her man as well as to ourselves that we state
to the public that we uor either of us
he band serenaded Mrs. J. Ward husband now in the mines.
were afflicted such desease. We hope
| G legg and her guests, Misses Jessup,
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is
this will convince the people of the fal
Harrington and Guniou, Monday even the best, 15 cents a can.
laciousness of the impression and that
ing
A few others had been invited and
Caples & Thomas.
Mr. Hartman will soon regain the trade
the evening passed,pleasantly.
Music
Mrs. O. Hohbach returned home Mon- which he has lost thereby.
and sketching quotations from Mother
M. R. Wagner,
Gpcse and other popular melodies for day evening after a fort^gh t’s absence
J. B. Caples,
re the
the pastimes,
pastimes. Mr. I in 1'ortla" ' 1 visiting her husband who is
other s to guess were
E . Crang,
T lS w e e k received a very pretty prize employed on the steamer Altona.
C. Ingles.
for his proficiency, having guessed all.
Just received a stock of nice 30 cent
Rtfreshments were served during the roast coffee.
Boos & H.
evening.
A. T. Knox has sold the house recently
■ C a l l at Wells’ and see something new bought of T. Madigan to Walter Purdin.
in baking powder.
Mr. Purdin will probably move it from
its present location to adjoining Mr.
■ T a r e seed at Hartranipt Bros.
Leach’s property.
Doctor C. L. Large reports a son weigh
Ward’s Drug Store is headquarters for
ing 11 lbs. born to the wife of Mr. Lee
Miller, who resides on the Van Delash- Munyon’s Homeopathic cures.
nu.ttfarm, north-west of Forest Grove
4 miles, on Sunday, the 8th.
A San Francisco party has engaged a
carload ol oak timber of Will McLeod of
^ C l e v e r l y D r e s s e d F e e t .—L adies Dilley as a sample. If satisfactory a
id gent’s fine handmade shoes in very large order will be given at a good figure.
Jtest styles, former price $4-5° and $5< The market for oak, which has been very
111 be sold for $3.25. Gregg’s shoe low% is now good.
W hy will you build in the slough
|Boos & II. will close out their entire when you can buy the highest, diiest
lot in town?
A. B. Thomas.
ck of rubber goods at cost for cash.
Mr. John Heisler of Gales Creek has
|T h e next lecture in the University
*e is by Prof. Ferrin on “ The Sun,” received an offer of $125 from a McMinn
riday evening, 13th, at 7:30 o’clock, in ville man for a yoke of seven year old
e auditorium.
The public are cor cattle.
ally invited.
If you want your hens to lay well call
¡Farm Loans.— Any Amount on Long on Boos and H. for a package of World’s
kne at Lowest rates. Scott & Co. Forest Poultry Cure.
jrove.
Mrs. Lottie Smith of Hillsboro is visit
¡Doors, windows and mouldings at ing Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hughes.
irtland prices. Abbott & Roe.
The band will give another entertain
|Born— To the wife of Mr. Morgan, of ment in Verts hall Friday evening at 7:30
“ Botz and R iley” will be
le Haines & Morgan flour mill, the 9th o’clock.
given by request.
Songs and dance9
istant, a son.
and selections from the pnonograph will
Milk wanted at Clark’s creamery.
also be part of the program.
[Go to Haines &
Bailey’s
for
A nice toilet case to be given away at
shoes,
clothing,
underwear,
Miller's Pharmacy.
«goods, hats, caps, or fancy goods.
The Free Methodists are conducting
|iey have a very large stock to select
mi and will sell you good goods cheap. services in the Baptist church.
BREAD!!
A Novel Receptiou.
The novel reception given by Mrs.
Gregg F'riday evening for the benefit of
the Christian church was eminently suc
cessful socially and financially. The
cents gathered in added a number of
doUar, lQ lhe church lreasury and those
H. D. JONES, PROPRIETOR
who parted with their cents did so cheer- ;
fully with only the regret that it is sel
I keep the beat rig* obtainable; have safa gentle
dom they can spend rrenings and money
horaea and every accommodation for the comfort
so satisfactorily.
and pleaaure of my customers
The whole second floor of the residence
B A C K B E E T S E V E R T T R A Î*
was thrown open and spacious as it is I
^ e r e wa# scarcely room for the numbers
Paaaongera called for or taken to any part of the
there. At the door one paid a nickle to
city. Patronage of Commercial Men aolicited
gain admittance and then he was con-|
H . D. J O X E 9 , F o r . l t • r o v e
fronted with a dilemma. On every aide ,
were startling placards calling attention j
to the varied attractions. The Art Gal- j
lery showed to every person at least one '
beautiful picture—his own— for it waa a
mirror. Near here was Peggy Norton,
the most expensive of the sideshows.
Dr. Ward was in charge and many
were the four cents he inveigled out of
people for the chance to step behind the
. . . M A K E S A S P E C IA L T Y OF . . .
curtain and see a little old Irishwoman
made out of a person’s hand with the
mouth between the fingers and thumb,
funnily bow or shake her head in answer
to questions. A11 alcove in the parlor
was the lover’» retreat and above it the
alluring legend, "T w o ’s a company, Though it will make anything you wish to order in the Baking Line.
three’s a crowd.” Inside was the stern
injunction “ No kissing allowed.” An
Confectionery, Soda Water, Sandwiches.
other corner held the greatest living
Oysters in Any Style.
picture. Raising the drapery which con
cealed it you beheld yourself. Galatea,
hat beautiful statue with which the old
sculptor fell in love, was there and it
was really wonderful how while it had
the blush of life it had aHo the immobil
ity of marble.
But the center ot attention was the i
booth where by the pale lamplight Miss
All kinds of Groceries, Glassware and Stone
Lloyd Jessup as the gypsy fortune teller ,
ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons,
foretold the future, by the falling of the 1
Brooms, Mop Sticks, Butter Moulds, Ladles,
cards or Lhe lines of the hand, when her j
Wood and Willow Ware of all kinds, Fish
palm had been crossed by silver. In an- j
other room Yum Yum served dainty re- !
ing Tackle and all kinds of Seeds.
freshments of tea and cake in Japanese I
fashion. The admission to all was in :
Tea and Coffee a Specialty
cents—one, two, three and four—and a |
bank changed all coins at a shave.
During the evening’s program Prof.
Robertson read one of Ian Maclaren’s
nomely sketches of Drumtochty life, and
Miss Jessup recited well the story of the
Spanish gypsy girl.
It was a novelty and Mrs. Gregg, the
hostess, saw that every one enjoyed the
evening amid the varied attractions
T h e A c a d e m y fit« for the College.
Its graduates are admitted to
which she had provided and which were Amherst without examination.
It offers exceptional facilities for
obtaining a g e n e r a l E n g l i s h e d u c a t i o n .
a surprise to all.
THE HOME BAKERY
GOOD BREAD
A First Class Grocery Store
. IS GREER THE GROCER’S
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY . . .
and Tualatin Academy.
Administrator's Notice.
N o tice is h e r e b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e rsig n e d
h as been le g a lly a p p o in te d a d m in istra to r o f th e
estate o f B. H. C atc h in g d e c e a se d , and a ll
c la im s a g a in st said estate m u st be p rese n te d
to m e at th e office of W . M . L a n g le y &
Son in th e W oods & C ap le s b lo c k , F o re st G ro v e ,
O regon, on or b e fo re s ix m o n th s fro m th e p u b
lication o f th is notice
K- B. C a tc h in g . A d m in is tra to r.
W . M. L a n g le y , A tty
50
F o re st G ro ve , O rego n, F e b . 1* , 1896.
fines they will be offensive and might
rhaps cause disease. The health com-
jittee of the city council should inspect
now and take whatever action i*
tded. ,
temnant sales before taking our ann-
1 inventory. See our prices. Caples
Thomas.
J ■ «-• L '* r't
T h e C o l l e g e C o u r s e s equal those of the leading Eastern insti
tutions. The C o n s e r v a t o r y o f M u s i c gives instruction of the highest
order in Instrumental and Vocal Music.
Expenses in all departments unusually low.
Spring Term B egin s W ed n e sd a y , A p ril 1, 1896.
For specific information address,
TH O M AS M
c C l e l l a n d
, P r e s id e n t,
F o r e s t O r o r e , O re g o n
Miss Mary LeBeau is working in Port
land.
To The Public.
We the undersigned have leased the
factory formerly know as the Forest
Grove Door and Lumber Co. and are
prepared to do all kinds of mill work,
especially Sash, Doors and Bracket
work, at lowest prices.
Hoping to receive your patronage, we
remain, yours truly.
j
K. A. Jerome,
j
J. Ebner,
j
J. M. Baldrick,
Wm. Smith,
i
J. M. Jones.
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M oney to L o a n .
’Tis rumored that one of our citizene is
seriously contemplating matrimony ‘ ‘so
much for leap year".
“ How is it, people say, you can sell
bread cheaper than other people?” We
will explain. We don’t pay rent. We
do our own work, even sawing and split
ting our own wood, and credit nobody
because we don’t want to be credited,
We buy Eastern Oregon flour by the car
load and pay spot cash for it. Then we
sell from our own counter only and pay
no middle men commission, and give
the consumer the benefit. These, friends
and foes, are the reasons why we can
sell bread cheaper any other party. Fifty
loaves for one dollar still and forever. ! On improved farm property at 8 per
Our bread is not the real baker’s bread cent,
Nixon & Gerrisli,
but it is of the home made quality. Try
Forest Grove.
it and judge for yourself.
Subacriba for the H a t c h u t $ 1 n®
Frank and Bert Rowell returned home
Monday from Hubbard and "there
a bouts" where they were assisting Prof.
French with several entertainment* and
S H E R IF F ’S S A L E ON
the decoration* surpassed any thing they
had ever seen. Prof. French has long
FO R E C LO SU R E .
followed thi* work and we know from
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OP T H E STATE
the capable way in which he conducted
of Oregon for the County of Washington.
the one here that he is very proficient The Mountain Park Real "j
in the work.
Estate Company, a cor
poration,
Plaintiff,
Mrs. Sciffert has been very sick the
▼ a.
I
past week.
John Ditchburn and Mrs.
J.
Ditchburn,
his
wife,
Our Mountainside supervisor has just
Defendants. J
completed a nice board and wire fence
By virtue of an Execution, Judgment, Order
in front of the postoffice and has no
and Decree, duly issued out of and under the
further use for the “ three raila" which seal of the above entitled Court, in the above en
he took from the County which had been titled cause, to me duly directed dated the 25th
THE HOME BAKERY.
thrown by as worthless by a former day of February, 1896, upon a judgment rendered
Huston Republicans.
and entered in the said court on the 2nd day of
The Buxton McKinley republican club supervisor. They are now at the dis December, 1895, in favor of the Mountain Park
C E D A R M ILL.
at its last meeting elected officers: W. M. posal of the Mountainside correspond Real Estate Co., a corporation, Plaintiff, and
Mr. Churchley gave a birthday party
against John Ditchburn and Mrs. J. Ditchburn,
Stephens, president; J . R. Bailey, vice ent if she desires them.
in honor of his 52nd birthday.
A crowd
Mrs. Stella Groner was quite indisposed his wife, Defendants, for the sum of Seven Hun
president; H. T. Buxton, secretary; J. H.
dred Dollars ($700) with interest thereon from
and a good time was the report.
Rinck, treasurer.
Hon. C. P. Yates last week.
the 18th day of May, 1893 at seven (7) per cent,
There will soon be a wedding in this delivered an able address on Sound
Miss Pearl Schmeltzer is stopping in per annum, and the further sum of One Hundred
vicinity. Look up your tin cans and Money and Protection. Five new mem
and Fifteen Dollars ($115) Attorney’s fees, and
the metropolis.
the further sum of Twenty-two Dollars ($22)
cow bells, boys. You might get a chance bers were added. Club adjourned until
Louie Hesse who has been attending costa and disbursements, and also the coats of
to use them.
March 25.
Business College in Portland has retur and upon said writ, commanding me and re
Mr. Sinclair and wife left for Corvallis
quiring me to make sale of the following de
ned home.
scribed real property, to-wit:
where they will reside hereafter.
SCH O LLS.
Henry Hanson was in Oswego several
That certain tract or parcel of land situated in
C. Siegenthaller left for SanFranciso
the County of Washington, State of Oregon, and
Scholls is just thawing out, after the days of last week.
where he intends to work this summer.
described as follows, namely: All that part of
recent free«.
Mr. Broughton of Oregon City came Section One, Township One, South of Range
There are a good many horses sick in
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Flint who have up Monday to "scale the logs" which One, West .o f the Willamette Meridian, and
this vicinity.
Mr. McAllen lost two
been in California since December re were put in by the Savage & Cawrse log bounded on the South by the North line of
and Murrah lost one.
Barnes county road; on the East by a line run
turned home Monday, their many friends ging camp.
ning within twenty (20) feet of the land of J. H.
Mrs. Kirts left for Butte, Mon., Mon were rejoiced to welcome them home.
Messrs. Fletcher, Adams, Whitmore Gearhart; on the West boundary by a line
day last where she will join her husband.
Miss Mable Cutts of Portland is visit and Haythorne are doing a lot of slash within twenty-five (25) feet of the land of Frank
Miller and on the North by a line parallel with
Miss Lelia Pomeroy who has been ing her sister at Idlewild farm.
ing for J . D. Rowell.
the said Bartres county road and distant from
stopping at Cedar Mills left forScappoose
Mrs. Geo. Groner was entertaining
the North line of the said county road far
last Monday.
enough to include therein two (2) acres of land.
Miss Hettie Jack of Farmington last
Now, therefore, by virtue of said Execution,
The Bethany Cornet band give a con week.
Judgment, Order and Decree, and in comoliance
cert and ball at Mays hall March 17th.
J . D. Rowell and family were visiting
with the commands of said writ, I have levied
Come one, come all.
upon, and will, on the
relatives in Farmington Sunday.
The band at its recent meeting, the
I Mrs. L. Pennel of Dilley, has a ma-
[rial attack that will coniine her to her first after the drama, formally expressed
by resolution its thanks to Mrs. Gregg and
il for a few days.
Mrs. Harris and the others connected
■ Dr. Hovey, Dentist, over Hibbs’ new with the production of "The Octoroon”
for the great kindness and interest they
I W c wish to announce to the public allow.
it we are paying the highest market
All kinds ot laundry work done at the
ce for produce. Poultry, eggs and
Mrs. Crowder is quite indisposed.
American Laundry. Wirtz Bros., agents.
Don't invite disappointment by experi
des a specialty. We pay cash. La-
Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Cawrse were visit
menting.
Depend
upon
One
Minute
Doctor Mscafee, of Portland, dep
Purse & Brown. First door east of
Cough Cure and you have immediate re ing her parents near Cornelins last week.
uty
U.
S.
internal
revenue
collector,
(u.'lies' store.
Misa Collier is gradually getting worse,
was in the Grove yesterday and today lief. It cures croup. The only harmless
BTlie condition of the yar<ls lisck of the ” "7 . " . .
w ‘
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factor» I remedy that produce* immediate result* little hope is entertained of her recovery.
-ines* houses on Main atreet should be V1,,“ UK Mr W a g n e r, a g a r factory.
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drueirist
T lie re is a sister visiting her from Illinoia.
„ked after.
When warm weather The doctor is an old acquaintance of Mr
i . llark . drU|W» t____________________
|pre-
First Class Livery Stable
Marion county,
,\„ unpleasant incident has developed
the JOcial life of the Grove during the
1 past week. The happenings in court are
given elaewhere but no fuller notice will
appear in these columns. To that pruri
H u y f o r Iras a n d r a n
j ent curiosity rbich would pry into such
W a a h i n g t o s C o u n ty .
affairs the H a t c h et doe* not cater.
“ THEY BUY CHEAP, SELL A HEAP AND
KEEP FOREVER AT IT.”
CAPLES & THOMAS.
sell f o r leaa t h a n
a n y c r e d i t « to re in
HATCHET
AND
W EEKLY
I
OREGONIAN
81.75 A YEAR.
30 th d a y o f M arch, 1890 , a t t h * h o u r o f
te a o ’ clo c k a. m ,
at the front door of the Court House, in the Ci»y
of Hillsboro, aaid County and State, tell at pub
lic auction, subject to redemption, to the highest
bidder, for U. S. gold coin, cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest which the above named
Defendants, or either of them, had on the date
of the mortgage to Plaintiff herein, namely, the
18th day of May 1893, or since had ia and to the
above described real property to satisfy said
Execution. Judgment. Order and Decree, interest
and costand all accruing coats.
Hillsboro, Oregon, February 27. 1896.
H. P Ford.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon
By W. D. Bradford, Deputy.
C. J. McDougall
Attorney for Plaintiff.