W K K R L Y O K E tiO N iA S AM1> H A T C H E T
V IIO IT
TOW N.
A ÏEA K
j
"B u sin e ss" is our motto. We are here
Real Estate Transfers.
Death of Jerome Porter.
We take contracts for houses complete with the key
.¿le iii L a d ie s ’ F in e D ong'da to stay. We do not .«-lain, to sell goods I Mr. Jerome» Porter died at his home ir.
M ay 13, 1896 N ettie aud Charles Alford
Cheaper for you (only one profit to
bhoe«. in Piet ad illy and square M o w cost, but want only enough margin ! this city M onday evening at 6:30. F01 to S . Wade Hampton for $600, 6 acres in turned in the door.
lat $ i .75. form er price $ 2 .25 to ju stify the capital invested, lk> not many years he had Been a sufferer from sec 32 T 1 N R I W.
pay),
and
less
bother
(only
one party to arrange with).
be deceived by flaming advertisements
M av [3, 1896 S. W ade Hampton to E lla
Shoe Store,
rheumatism, m any tim es helpless but by
but call upon u> before making any pur his \ igorous constitution rallv iu g when May H am pton for $600, 6 acres in sec 32
A
W alker Went to A storia chases in Drugs ot .Medicines,
others had abandoned hope. F o r many r i N R i w.
I,, a t : u l th.* Grund lodge 1. O.
M iller’s Pharm acy, hours previous to his death he had been
M ay 13, 189j United States to Ira E.
rIii.’ ii meets there this week,
I,umber is being hauled in for the new unconcious. The funeral was conducted , Purdin, Patent, N W % sec 1 and N E %
. . . F o r A ll K in d s o f . . .
llke r preceded him there by a day
warehouse soon to be erected by the at his late residence W ednesday after- 1 sec 2 T 1 N R 2 W.
^hool directors, — A good physi W asbingtou county Flour mills.
noon by R ev. A. Rogers and was at
M ay 14, 1896 R u d o lf Zunciker and wife
nanikic. also a reading, language
tended by m any friends. The interm ent to Jo h n P. Hoffman for $400, 1 15 acres
F o r b icy cle shoes see t .r e g g 's Show
jinlier frame lor sale at a bargain,
was at the Buxton cem eteiy.
ot W. W. Graham don sec i T l S R 1 W.
window.
I
.
good as new, A11 excellent op-
Jerom e Porter was born in O rleans j
May 14, 1896 Lena aud Chris Madsen
We have all kinds of Building Material on hand. Better
gtv for a board o f directors to fui
Mr. f. J . Cteaton n| Columbia county, counts, New Y o rk , M arch 6, 1833, ol to Joh n Hansen $200, S *4 o fN W % sec
school with these needed a rtic- republican nominee for district attorn ey, Scottish ancestry, the second child ol j 1 3 T 1 N R 5 W.
worked and less price than the Portland made. The money
rv slight cost. Call within ten spent Wednesday an d T h u rsd avin town. Chas. and Caroline Wood Porter. He
M ay 14, 1896 L afayette Caples to W.C,
you pay us will be spent here at home and not sent away.
As well as an excellent speaker he is a was educated in New Y o rk state an a Dev for $275, N W '+ o f S E *4, N E %
1 11 \ rcilKT office.
pleasant man to meet and made many then removed to northern W isconsin i o f ,S W ‘4 & S % o f N W % sec 1 0 T 1 S
T Knox went to A storia Tues
friends here.
where for three years he w as engaged in R 4 W.
tteJid the ('.rami lodge I. <> <>. 1
lum bering. 111 ’52 he cam e to C alifornia
M ay 15, 1896 Joh n Jacob Blum and wife
Courtney Meek, o f Glencoe who re
tt it Roe, agents for the Crescent
cently returned from Idaho has been where he mined, ran a stage for six years ; to Christian Blum for $250, 10 acres sec
bicycles
Best wheel in the
and then visited Carson C ity, N evada. ! 31 T 1 S R r W.
missing since Tuesday week. His o ver
ft r the money. Only $50.00.
He later cam e to Fo rest G rove and pur- j M ay 15, 1896 M. H. Low ery to Jan et
H. D. JO N E S , PR O P R IE TO R
coat still remains at the hotel with his
p. station is receivin g a new other belongings. No trace o f him can chased a farm o f 330 acres, afterw ards I K irkw ood for #3008, Part of the Altnoran
I
keep
the
best
rigs obtainable; have safe gen tl
jpaiiit inside and out. It is not be found. A nephew wito was witli him increased to 430 acres, near town. Here H ill don, 103 acres, T 2 S R 3 W,
horses and every accom m odation for the com fort
he
made
his
home
and
with
the
property
May
16,
1896
R
u
fu
s
W
aggener
and
jrv to say it was much needed and awaited his return for several days and
and pleasure o f m y customers
•s the appearance wonderfully. then returned home. Mr. Meek is said he had accum ulated and its increase in wife to J . I. K n ig h t, agent for $550, Lot
value by the to w n ’s grow th, he became 13 block 2 T horn’s add to H illsboro.
H A C K M E E T S E V E IIY T R A IN
t Dressing, 25 cents, G regg's to have had considerable money witli well to do but alw ays kept busy. In ’76 | M ay 16, 1896 A. W iessenberger and
him and it is feared that he has suffered
lore.
Passengers called for or taken to any part o f the
he
made
a
prospecting
trip
to
A
laska
wife
to
A.
O
tijelland
for
$225,
15
acres
foul play.
city. Patronage o f Com m ercial Men solicited
but did not rem ain long. He .assisted sec 30 T 2 S K 1 W .
^republican candidates are busy
In a few days the Bazaar will he closed. m the construction o f the N orthern P a
M ay 18, 1
Ph il Y ager and wife to
canvass. F iid a y they were at
U. D. JO N E S , E o re .t C n n
jig
schoolhou.se, Satu rd ay at Do not lose this opportunity to buy goods cific and furnished m any of the anim als j O ttilia Belling for $1.00, Lots 7, 8 and 9
at
cost.
E
veryth
in
g
going
at
a
sacrifice.
needed
in
the
work.
In
1802
Mr.
Portei
block 14, Sim m on’s add to Hillsboro.
¡reek in the afternoon and Green -
M ay 19, 1896 H enry W.-hrung and 271 ALDER S T R E E T
night, Monday at Patton V alley.
Mr. A.H.MundorfT, who has been m ak m arried Mrs. E llen Ruffetv who survives
ing political speeches in this county will him. He leaves tour children, A very J . , 1 wife to M ary C. Corwin for $500, 10 acres
wanted at C la rk ’ s cream ery.
Charles A ., Carrie \V, and N ellie. Mr. of Moore don land claim T 1 S R 2 W.
P O R T L A N D , OR.
return to Portland next Tuesday
V Clare, the blind m ayor o f Pull-
Porter was long a resident here ana
May 19, 1896 H enry W rhruug and wife
For Sale.— Cheap, for cash only, all of leaves m any friends who mourn his loss, i
Tashingtoq, spoke in Beaverton
to W. H. and G . A. W ehrung for $300, ! U. C . RIDER, Prop.
night iu the interest o f the Peo- our household furniture. W .W .Breeden.
Lots 7 and 8 block 2 South Coast add to
ty. He proved him self an ex-
The L ad ies’ Working Society of the
Did you ever think how readily the | ..iillsboro.
kil orator.
M. FI. Church will serve dinner for the blood isrpoisoned by constipation? Bad ' M ay 13, 1896 M ary H. and A. W. Coffin
T H E O N L Y F ir s t - C la s s a n d
S t r ic t ly T e m p e ra n c e R e s t a u
blood means bad health and premature j to C . R. Chidson for $750, 5 acre tract in
¡writing—general correspondence, public on election day.
N E corner o f G Richardson don sec 36
re n t in th e c it y .
legal work, essays etc. Miss
There will be no morning service at old age. De W itt’s L ittle E a .l y R isers,, I
T 1 S R 2 W.
the
famous
little
pills,
overcom
e
obstinate
Pomeroy, H atchet office.
the Methodist church next Sabbath that
M ay 19 1896 L u cy P. and J . L. Barnard
constipation. J . C. C lark, druggist
*ritz is bUsv every b righ t day the congregation may attend the Me
to S W illiam s for $2580, 45.65 acres of
morial
service.
All
other
services
will
:
half tone engravings. His work
R. W illiam s don land claim sec 32 T 1 N
Decoration Day Program.
ent and the reputation o f the be held at the regular hours.
R 2 W.
. H E A L E R IN .
Meet
at
M
arsh
M
emorial
hall
at
9:0a
!
¡Jrove e n grav in g’s is fast hecom-
The graduates o f the Grove p u b lic ;
i
o
’clock
a.
111.
sharp.
)v/n over the coast.
school are:
In llie Spring a young m an’s fancy
Music by Forest G rove band.
Harland Hayes, Mary Benson, Fid -!
ligh tly turns to thoughts of—De W itt’s
ey, Dentist, over H ihbs’ new
Song by quartette. Declam ation.
ward Sappington, Melvin M arkham , I
L ittle E arlv R isers, for they alw ays
Ingles A: Porter Block, Forest Grove,
R itu al Services by J . B. M atthews Post. '
Mamie Hilths, Maud Svkcs, Mamie
cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and
Declam ation and song by quarttete.
Rasmus spoke at Gaston F rid ay
Would
respectfully
solicit a portion o f your patronage in groceries. M y aim will
Blew.
invigorate the system . J . C. C lark,
Form ation of procession as follows: I
der Republican auspices. The
be to handle nothing but F i r s t C la st* G o o d s . Price alw ays as Low as the
These will receive diplom as from tin ,
d rttyiiis!.
Band, Sons o f Yeterans, K . of 1’ ., 1.0 ,0 .
Low est. T e r m s C a s h . Straw H ats and Caps, by far the Largest and Newest
i a good speaker and had a large
county in recognition o f having com
S tyle s, at wholesale prices.
Y o u will want some H ats for yo u rself and boy»
F and all other societies and school
*. He is well known in K . of I*. pleted the prescribed course o f study.
soon. Can save you some m oney. T ry me once.
Court House News.
children, all ut which are hereby respect
Y ours to Please,
I f you want your hoots or shoes neatlv ively invited. The procession so formed
Probate.— Estate o f George G rouer,
W. A. R U SSELL.
windows and m ouldings at repaired take them then to S . A. W alker. w ill march to the N aylor cem etery, where dec'll, inventory and appraism ent filed i
\\ prices. A b b ott & Roe*.
:
'
Mr. Allen o f W ashington is visiting j due observance o f the rules o f the G . A. and approved.
Estate o f Sarah H . Parm elee, dec'd, I for parade, m usic etc. It is proposed to in his school at Bethany last F rid ay ;
R. will be observed in decorating the
Seported that one o f the Republi- j Dr. Cole.
Gustav
graves ot the noble dead. A fter which petition filed askin g leave to sell perscfnal have the decoration exereises at the there were two graduates,
inee on the canvass put up at the
All kinds o f freslt garden seeds and ! the columns will reform and m arch back property at private sale. Granted.
- cem etery in the forenoon and speaking Schunke and M iss Lena L arss. A pleas
a populist for lodging and did
fishing tackle at W ells'.
ant tim e has been reported.
Estate of Wm. R . Carpenter, dec’d, I at the public square in the afternoon,
in regular order to the college campus.
1 out his m istake until he turned
Dism issal for dinner.
There was a farew ell party at the resi-
ordered that citation be served upon Joh n | H. W. Spooner went to Portland Tues
The city council at its meeting Friday
'rersatiou to the prospects for the
secured em- dence o f H enry Fran tz last Su n dayeven -
1 evening made arrangem ents for pur
Afternoon services will convene at 1:30 H. and Geo. A. D avis and that the mat- 1 day evening where he has
Then he found it.
ter be continued to Ju n e 22, 1896.
j ploy men t.
ing, the 10th, the occasion being in
chasing a supply of inch pipe to be used p. m. sharp at M arsh hall.
Raym ond went to A storia to
Music by the band.
in furnishing water to every one that
M arriages.—Jo h n B^ook and Sophia
T h e independent force are busy this honor o f Ju lia and Ed w ard Frantz.
■ id Lodge I. O. O. F . Monday.
Declam ation. Poem by R ev. Dixon. Freudenthal.
Wants it. A line will be run to the west
1 w e e k printing the official ballots for
the There were nearly seventy person*
Song by quartette.
your bicycle to S. G. H ughes lor lim it of the city to be carried on from
I com ing election.
present and all report a good time. Ju lia
He has a full line o f repairs there by the Fourth of Ju lv committee
Memorial address by R ev . J . W. Bush-
A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen o f
August Tam iesie o f the Delta drug |; and E d d ie started for H illsboro, K an sas
make it as good as new.
to supply water oil the celebration ong, o f the G . A. R . o f Portland.
Osseo, M ich., after suffering excru cia-| store went to Portland Saturday, return - | Tuesday. Miss J u l ia ’s friends are w ait
ing patiently for a piece o f th at wedding
Song, Am erica by audience.
tin gly from piles for twenty years, was ’ j ng Tuesday evening.
V night at the Good T em plar's grounds.
cake.
Benediction by Post Chaplin,
enred
in
a
short
tim
e
by
us
ng
De
W
itt’s
curred the “ bloom er’ * social
Protectionists can practice what they
Witch Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for
jus created such a stir. M any preach and free traders can buy cheaper
I t S a v e s L i v e s E v e r y I>ay.
all skin diseases. More o f this prepara
Two Lives Saved.
Gen. Thorp at Monmouth.
unfavorable com m ents on a ! than in a foreign m arket by pitronizing
Thousands of casea o f Consumption,
Mrs. Phoebe T hom as, o f Ju n ction C ity ,
givin g such an exhibition but the F'orest Grove M anufacturing Com
G en, T. J . Thorp, o f Portland, ad tion is used than all others com bined. A sthm a, Coughs, Colds and Croup are
brought out a great number, pany. A screen door that is better made dressed the people at the Auditorium J . C. C lark, druggist.
cured every day by S h ilo h ’s cures. For 111. was told by her doctors she had Con
sum ption and th at their was no hope for
d was there early, some o f them of superior black wire, than the Port last night, A very large audience was
sale at C la rk ’ a drug »tore.
her, but two bottles o f Dr. K in g 's New
ao had not been over regular at- land make, anil will keep the money at present, and great enthusiam was m ani
Teachers* Examination.
Discovery com pletely cured her and she
I church socials. T he bloomers home,
fested. The speaker paid a glowing
O f the twenty-two candidates at the
P H IL L IP S .
says saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggera,
Forest Grove M anufactoring Co. tribute to the record o f the republican recent teachers’ exam ination, the follow
rers and when the sightseers saw
Joh n T oelle and Jo e T unstall started 139 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered
ch flowers as bloom in spring,
A number o f republican candidates party in m aking this a prosperous nation ing were successful and received certifi far C alifornia last Thursday. Word was
| from a dreadful cold, approaching C on
the refreshm ents were on them.
were in town Thursday. Deputy W. D, and m aintaining our credit at home and cates.
received later that they reached San sum ption, tried without result everyth in g
Wain was good, the i« ea clever
abroad.
He
touched
on
the
financial
F irst grade (good for three years); Fran cisco in safety.
Bradford, for sheriff, J . A. Itnbrie, for
else then bought one bottle o f Dr. King*»
as an evening o f real entertain-
clerk, K. I,. M cCormick, for recorder, question briefly, and advocated the doub H attie M cCum sey, Cornelius; Mrs. S . J .
J . L W hitten lost a valuable horse one New Discovery and in two weeks was
A profit, entertaining to the vis- H. S. Hudson, for representative and ling of the duty on any nation which R affety, M ountaindale; J . R . W illi*,
day last week.
cured. H e is natu rally th ankfu l. I t is
profitable to the church.
would refuse to take every kind o f money Hillsboro.
G. W. Patterson, for jo in t senator.
Joh n Beal o f Gaston visited relatives such results, o f which these are sam ples.
issued b y this governm ent at par. He
Second grade (good for two years)
g 10 cents at Wirtz Bros.
Ju st received a new stock of Ladies' would close the ports o f th is nation a-
that prove the wonderful efficacy o f this
Jen n ie Beam ish, Mrs. C. P. Blanchard, at this place last week
night the M cK iq le y club Southern Ties in cloth top, hand turned. gainst any foreigners com ing in who
There was a farewell surprise party at medicine in Coughs and Colds. F ree
Hillsboro; Id a W atson, Greenville; Rose
jegular m eeting, Good speeches These goods I -vill sell at # 15 0 . City- could not read and write. The N ovello
the band hall last W ednesday evening, trial bottles at the M iller pharm acy.
Cox, Fo rrst Grove.
R egular size 50c. and $1.00.
pie by Hon. A. Hinm an and Mr. price fz.oo. G regg's Shoe Store.
Club was present, and sang a number of
Third grade, good for one year, G en ora in honor o f Ed w ard Frantz. There were
laines.
The attendance was
The sample ballots for the coming stirin g cam paign s ngs.
Rinehart, W. W. W iley, L yd a Barnes, a dozen ladies present, and they all
the m eeting enthusiastic.
Dissolution of Partnership.
election have been printed. T h ey show
Beaverton; Bena Joh nson , Sy lv an ; Jo h n brought th eir baskets well filled. The
’ boys all declare they are fine cooks, and
Gaston, O r., M ay ao, 1896.
LdCliapelle is prepared to do the nominations as published in the To the Citizens ana Voters of Wash M astin, H illsboro.
ington County.
said “ call again, lad ies.”
The firm o f H ib b s & Petersonjhas thi»
and in stallin g o f water, in H a t c h e t excepting that the name of
Miss M ay W right o f Portland, who day been dissolved by m utual consent.
'e he has had experience. All ■ Mrs. Thorne, the populist nominee for
At the request o f m y friends I hereby
De W itt’s Sarsaparilla cleanses the
has been visiting with K ate K aufm an, J . D. H ibbs takes the stock and pays all
jl he properly done
Office at school superintendent has l>cen w ith announce m yself an Independent Can- j
bills o f said firm, collects all accounts.
blood, increases the appetite and tones
returned last Tuesday.
d ra w n . Her husband W. E . Thorne, didate for the office o f County Recorder
J . I). H i b b s ,
up the system.
I t has benefitted many
appears on the ticket as Populist— Inde o f Conveyances at the com ing Jun e
C. H. P h t k r s o n .
Chas. Hanson had graduating exercises
people who have suffered from blood dis- \
1 Coxey, o f the Industrial arm y
pendent. He is working the canvas election.
order.-..
It
w
ill
h
elo
vou.
J
.
C.
Clark,
1
roads fam e and the hero o f the
with the understanding that in case of
Dated this 23rd day o f A p ril, 1896.
druggist.
the grass” incident at Wash-
his election his wife w ill perform the
T. S. W eathered.
peaks at Cornelius this after*
duties of the office.
r:'&
umbers o f people from all over
. < M
II I L L S H O H O .
M o n e y to L o a n .
Paints, oils and glass at Abbot & Roe's.
;y, irrespective o f party, have
Clias. PL H icks o f Vancouver Barracks
On improved farm property at 8 per
to come to the picnic and see a
Hon. M. C. George, ex-congressman
is visiting his parents here for a few
ut whom so much has been will speak in Verts hall Tuesday night cent.
■ ;
weeks.
N ixon & G errish ,
at the M cK inley club meeting.
Mr.
Forest Grove.
C. E . K in d t o f Portland Sundayed in
want to patronize home in George is an eloquent and entertaining
■
r
. ,
Hillsboro.
to the Forest G rove Manu- speaker. Everybody is invited.
Burkleit'ft Arnica Salvo.
J
.
I.
K
n
igh
t
and
I*.
K
.
Adam
s
made
coinpany.
B uilding m aterial
Hon. T. J . Cleeton. republican nom
The Best Sa lve in the world for Cuts, an overland trip to Portland Friday.
quality, better m ake and inee for district attorney, spoke to a
Bruises, Sores, F leers, Salt Rheum -
Several mem bers of the Odd F e llo w s
¡»an those bought in Portland.
large and enthusiastic audience in Verts
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped H ands, and Rebekah lodges o f this place went
T C H E T last week quoted the hall W ednesday evening. Mr. Cleeton j C hilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup,
to Astoria M onday evening to attend a
i R ev e ille ’ s claim that the old made the best speech that 1 n s been tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
grand lodge m eeting,
delivered
in
this
county
this
cam
paign.
Hhouse in that town is not only
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
Rufus W aggener, the genial host of
ick building in the territory His treatment o f the money question perfect satisfaction or m oney refunded.
the
Tualatin H otel, left H illsboro last
was
especially
able,
showing
its
depend
gton but the first built north
Price 25 cents per box. Fo r sale by
Friday for a trip to Alaska.
^rancisco. Mr. Altnoran H ill ence on the tariff and that prosperity Chas. M iller.
Tom Mann cam e out from Portland to
to Oregon in ’43 and is au- was dependent on the rapidity o f circu
visit his parents over Sunday.
such m atters says that in ’46 lation as well as on the amount o f money
R ipans T&bules cure indigestion.
W heatland an d saw near issued. He exposed the attempt o f the
J . W. Cleeton, candidate for District
^ody o f a brick d w ellin g being popnlists to sail under the banner of free
Attorney, spoke at the court house T u e s
Pasturage.
day evening.
‘G eorge G ay. It is standing silver when in reality longing for fiat
Five-hundred a ;res good grass, living
was when there was hardly monev. Good music was furnished by a
Mrs. M yrtle Johnson of T he ftJUlles,
trio, Messrs. Spangler, Hughes and weter, no barbed-wire fences, stock
hut in W ashington.
returned home this week after an e x
salted
once
a
week
w
ithout
extra
charge.
Kane. The band played several selec
traction under the influence tions at the opening. Mr. Dolstrum pre Horses fl.o o , cattle 75c per head per tended visit with her parents Mr. and
tics is pleasure, no pain or sided over the meeting.
month. R ates on four or more head. Mrs. M ullins.
Pastor Cline, o f the M. PL Church is to
*antness and nearly abso-
Horses left here well be sent to the
Mr. Cieeton and Deputy Bradford
I>r. C. L . L arge will admin-
pasture. No scrub bulls or stallions preach the m em orial sermon next Sun
preparation at any o f our went to G ales Creek today to « republi taken. Care taken to prevent accidents day a*, the court bouse. He will also
actors H iatt, N ixon , or can meeting.
or escapes, but w ill be responsible for deliver the address on the 30th. A m eet
ing was held Monday evening at Pvsquire
charge if not en tirely satis-
Delphos Lodge, K . o f P. will confer none.
K n ig h t’s office, and com mittees were I
Edw ard L . N aylor.
the am plified third on three candidates
HON. S. H T O H R S , R epublic»« Nom ine* for S U te Senator.
appointed to take charge o f arrangem ent
May
1st.
1896.
Forest
OYove
Or.
I Saturday evening
ul*»a rare liver trouble».
;
FOREST GROVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
BUILDING MATERIAL
First Class Liverv Stable
W . A. R U S S E L L ,
Groceries, Fruits and Provisions,
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