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About Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1896-1897 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1896)
A B O U T TOW N . Chas. LaChapelle is prepared to do | The electric lights ran all night last plumbing and installing of water, in t night and will continue on that plan Rev. G. W. Bondurant will preach at which line he has had experience. All though the reunion. It ought to run the B tptist church Sunday July 5th, at work will be properly done, Office at every night as a protection to property. . j 8:30 a. m., also 8:00 p. m , at Dilley’g residence. Mr. and Mrs. Donaghue are it town ! grove 11:0 a. m „ Watts’ school house Ihrough the generosity of Mr. Milton over the Fourth. 4:00 p. m. 1 W . Smith of Portland, an alumnus and | Go to Haines & Bailey’s for general . trustee of Pacific University, consider- A Kart Worth Knowing. merchandise. They will give you the able improvement will be made about Consumption, LaGrippt*, Pneumonia, worth ol your money. the campus. Mr. Smith has several times . - : and mil Throat and Lung diseases are For sale at I he band gave a sacred concert on the before shown his regard in a substan- cured by Shiloh’s Cure. re-union grounds Sunday. There is rial way. The old board fence along the Clark’s drug store, talk of keeping ;it up through the front will be replaced with a neat wire fence similar to the one recently built VETERAN’S REUNION. around the southwest corner. The fence T Doors, windows and mouldings at along the south side will be repaired and Opening 1 of the Four Great Days Portland prices. Abbott & Roe. whitewashed. The light fence will add Celebration. Scenes at the Finest, Freshest and Most Complete Line in tho county. Prices to meet all com . . . . petition .............................. Prescriptions compoundec by a druggist of experience. T wenty-fi ve per cent, off reg- ular charges.................... MILLER’S PHARMACY, Dancing at the camp ground pavillion mucl‘ to t,le appearance ol the grounds, Canvas City. actively interested a number Saturday i ad',ri*'nK an unobstructed view. A few Buildings gay with bunting and flags, 1 evening and many more as spectators, of the trees now hiding Marsh hall I [ streets fall of wagons bringing in visitors, should he removed. For a good, square meal, go to the sidewalks and stores filled with people, For clothing, shoes, dry goods and were the outward indications uptown Western hotel. groceries Haines & Bailey are head Wednesday morning of the beginning of Charles Bateman of Gales Creek lias quarters. the veterans encampment. And the fifteen huiidreiTpoiimis o f‘ the choicest (»rant Hughes is wearing one hand in a veterans themselves were out in force for honey for sale. bandage, the result of an accident at the everywhere were the blue, red or yellow Why do you pay 15 cents for a shave badges signifying that the wearer had fe C L A S P S . I and 25 cents for a haircut when the factory last Thursday While working at the buzzsaw the table fell throwing j s e r v e d llis countr.v in infantry,¡artillery same can be had for 10 and 20 cents at his hand against the teeth and causing | or cavaIr-v- Many to° renewed the days pw S to c k o f N . I*, a n d . . . For A ll K inds o f . . . the Flagle Parlor? Children's hair cut painful flesh wounds. I when, not on parade, they wore Uncle Corsets and C o r s e t ting 15 cents. j Sam's blue, by appearingin th cG . A. R. r L a d ies a n d M is s e s , Milk wanted at Clark’s creamery. uniform. Mr. Sibley of theTruckee Lumber Co., p W a r r a n te d . Mr. M en d en h all, a la w y e r o f P ortlan d , | r h e cro w d w ere a ll tu rn in g dow n Hobsonsville,'; was in town the fore accom pan ied by h is w ife and d au gh ter, Bacific a ven u e and u n der its b eau tifu l Pur S ale b y I part of the week. rode out on th e ir w h eels M on d a y and j shade trees th e w a lk w as a co o l and Fine line of lap dusters at C. I,. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Boos. pleasant one. A short quarter mile off Hinmau’s. was the gate with its legend of “ Camp Wells has arranged to handle Mr. Mr. Purdin is finishing a good sized Mauss* celebrated strawberries which Washington” . Under the dark green branches of the lofty trees lay the canvas 1 barn 011 his farm north of the Grove. are beginning to come in. ssional C ards. city with its snowy dwelling tents in | Typewriting— general correspondence, The other night a young fellow in streets and its stands brilliant in red, j | copying, legal work, essays etc. Miss front of the bank started in to guy a man white and blue. PH. G., M. D., Annie Pomeroy, Hatchet office. Prominent was the large dancing pav who was waiting on the street corner. g . , - - and Sum . e o n , Loring V. Stewart, Pacific University He had his fighting clothes on, however, illion from which issued the spirited Forest Grove, class 1893, who has been at Ya'.e college and a good cuff on the side of the head music of the violin to whose accompani u studying law for the past two years, sent the joker down the street, but a ment young women and men were hap t pioneer Drug Store. lee writes friends that he has successfully bystander took up the quarrel. A cane pily floating in graceful measures before passed the very rigid examination im- figured in the contest, changing hands a still larger concourse of interested & BOWMAN, i! Around the bicycle track | posed at that institution, and feels pretty during the melee. Nothing serious re watchers. speedy riders, ladies and gentlemen, well satisfied, in as much as nearly one- sulted. fc-AT-LAW, were whirling at breakneck pace. The fifth of his class numbering sixty stu All kinds of fresh garden seeds and big merry-go-around with its horses all IW Drk and Conveyancing. dents, failed to pass, and have to con fishing tackle at Wells’. ridered and its carriages filled was puf Kau int. H il l s b o r o , O r . tinue their work another year. He has The newly elected officers who are not fing around while a wheezy Yankee also taken the Connecticut bar examina nnder bond assumed office yesterday. Doodle from the organ vied with the il. L A N G L E Y , tion and has been admitted to practice in the courts of that state. He will re The others will have to wait until their noise of the steam engine. It was a glad ND COUNSELOR AT LAW main at Yale another year for post grad bonds are approved by the county court ' company there, children of all ages and fosecuting Attorney, which meets next week. The bonded both sexes, and around those waiting uate work. He lias liad a place in the ‘ollections a specialty, officers are the coroner, treasurer, clerk, their turn for a drive or a gallop and office of one of New Haven's principal stairs, Woods & Caples sheriff and recorder. others enjoying the scene. law firms during the greater part ol the kuilding. A two-story pagoda held the Forest Paints, oils and glass at Abbot &. Roe’s. past year, and will remain with the same Grove band whose music is ever wel firm during the coming year, when lie A division of the school money will be come and the bright uniforms of the will return home. made within the next two weeks. boys lent color to the brilliant spectacle. Go to Haines & Bailey for general For gent’s clothing, go to Haines & Seats for several hundred arranged in merchandise. They carry a large stock Bailev’s. front of the large speaking stand showed FO R E ST G R O V E and will not be undersold. where the exercises would be held. Old Mr. J. G. Hansel and his brother, of OREGON. soldiers exchanging stories were The old engine shed in front of Marsh $ . . Portland, spent Sunday at Mr. G. T. gathered there as were others by the hall has been removed. City water is Hollister’s home. headquarters. now being put into the campus and con 0 . C. H I A T T Why buy cheap or shoddy goods when Little booths for ice cream, fruit, and nected with the buildings. DENTIST. you can get good goods at Haines & candies were on every hand, nor was Go to Tom Madigan’s to get votir Bailey’s at reasonable prices. there absent the peanuts, popcorn and stoves. You may lie sure he will give lemonade, without which no public . . The latest reports of the condition of you a bargain. Just give him a call. picnic can be a success. Two | &GQ 3 TC ^ llBA C i t . Geo. Stincbcombe who was run over by j B uilding on MalnStreet, mp horse swings were re- j a n y t i m e . An equity case called Hon. T. H. Ton his wagon some time since, are that he | lesser « hour*, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. ' ceiving their share of patronage. ! gue to Tillamook for four days of the is sinking fast. I The large dining hall with its seats for past week. He returned on Wednesday’s You can make your money go the far- ! over a hundred at a time was an 'nviting VI K. TONGUE, stage. thest by buying your goods of Haines & i feature. Five large ranges and other Tooth extraction under the influence Bailey. ! formidable kitchen equipment showed of anaesthetics is pleasure, no pain or what a task it was to feed even a small Miss Harrington who has been visit other unpleasantness and nearly abso ■ I a . hisqtos C ouwtt , O il | army. Mrs. Crow had general supervi- lutely safe. Dr. C. L. Large will admin- ing Mrs. J. L. Gregg returned to her j sion, and the arrangements were well I ister the new preparation at any of our home in Portland Thursday. 1 ordered and the hungry people were fed w ard , m . d . I dentists, Doctors Hiatt, Nixon, or N o t ic e . On and after June i all bnsi- expeditioasly and Mnt awav satisfied, no Death of Mr. 0 . H. Rowe. barbar shop belonging to Ed Johnson I Hovey. No charge if not entirely satis ness must be cash. AND SURGEON, T. C. M c N a m e r . , sma„ item in the ¡^¡»faction with which W o r d lias been received of the death and is doing fine work. Any person factory. Mrs. Gen. Thorp and her daughter I the camp is regarded, » at hia residence, of Mr. Rowe at Chattanooga, Tennessee, needing anything in this line should W. B. Williams, of Los Angeles, Cal., who have been in Portland during the Wednesday likening— Prayer Rev. A. IVE, - - OREGON, at io a. m. on June 22 of heart disease patronize him. came over on the Tillamook stage Wed past year are again in the Grove occupy-*! Rogers; welcome, Mayor Hughes; re- Charles Knapp returned home from after suffering terribly for eight days. pens 01 .vary Wednesday. pensione ing the same I iq u s c as formerly. spouse, President Cronkite; adjutant’s Inesday. The remains were sent to his obi home Vancouver Tuesday where lie ha* been | proclamation of opening camp; short Take your bicycle to S. G. Hughes for visiting for a short time. Call in and look over C. L. Himnan’s ; in Rochester, N. Y. for burial. i talks by Comrades A. II. Cady, of civil repairs. He has a full line of repairs fine stock of harness, whips, robes, etc. | Mr. Rowe with his family removed Mrs. Wells, of Portland, i:, spending a war, and X. J. Walker, of Mexican war; and will make it as good as new. from here last May, having sold his farm few days with F. S. McLeod nursing A miniature camp in Caples & Thomas’ • original poem by Comrade Baton. property, and had gone to Tennessee in \ tj,e sjcic Dr. G. W. Gue, presiding elder of the window is attracting attention. ceived a full line of Thursday Morning— Short talks by search of health. He leaves a widow, I M. E. conference, came out from Tilla- Miss Kmma Odell arrived from Don’t forget that you will find a large Lieut. A. B. Cady, Capt. A. M. Collins, daughter and son. He had many friends I tnook on McNamer’s stage Wednesday. Pennsylvania Friday where she has been Sergt. J. P. Hicks and Comrade Tait. stock of clothing at Haines & Bailey’s who will regret his death and sympathize spending several months in musical Thursday Afternoon— Hon. T. H. Ton Abbott & Roe, agents for the Crescent store. with his family in their loss. Mr. Rowe college. She received a hearty welcome. gue addresses the veterans. I line of Bicycles. Best wheel in the Was prominent in Good Templar circles, Haines & Bailey’s store front is very I Friday Afternoon— Hon. S. B. Huston world for the money. Only $50.00. handsomely and elaborately decorated and Prof. J. II. Stanley speak to the Sons representing Oregon in the last session It Have» Lives Every liny. of the supreme lodge. Con McNamer has received a $20 with flags and bunting. attern. Also a full and of Veterans. In the evening a series of Thousands of cases of Consumption, f extras for the McCor- check from the supreme headquarters of Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Croup are Wells will be on hand with Fourth of stereopticon views of the war will be All Recommend It. They have also a line th e K n ig h ts o f th e M accabees in pay given by Comrade Downs. A detailed cured every day by Shiloh's cures. For ! m ent o f tw o w eeks d isa b ility caused b y J - Ask your physician, your druggist and sale at Clark’s drug store. account of the encampment will appear an injured hand. Con is carrying an ( The Fourth will be the greatest day in next week's issue. your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con accident policy and this is the limit for ever seen in the Grove. Sports of all They will recommend it. At 12 o ’clock noon to-day, the second sumption, kinds. Address by Dr. J. W. Cowan of day, there were enrolled 123 veterans, For sale at Clark’s drug store. P line of haying tools, people in his line of business. |HES, f o r k s , h a y If you want to patronize home in- Oregon City. Reciting Declaration by divided among the states as follows: OPE, ETC. They are dustry go to the Forest Grove Manu- Miss Lena Barker. Caples & Thomas have bought several | New York, 5; Pennsylvania, 3; Ohio, 9; IM L L E Y . 1 meet the wants of the trunkfuls of wholesale travelling agent's facturing company. Building material The Searchlight is settled in the old Michi8an’ " • Indiana, 10; Illinois, 15; The sociable given by the Ladies’ frvest of 1896. Wisconsin 11; Iowa, 14; Missouri, 9; Working Society was a success as the samples of this season’s styles in Shirt of better quality, better make and Bazaar building in Hillsbor ». Minnesota, 5; Nebraska, 1; Kansas, 1. receipts were about $9 and a good time waists ( n o two alike), Night gowns, FO R E ST G R O V E. cheaper than those bought in Portland. Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery in black, A message received on Tuesday even- M" sr* W’il* ° n Bowlby andjaa. Spang- Massachusetts, 2; Colorado, 2; Washing- reported. tan and colors. K __ ler returned from Brownsville today, . ton, 1; West Virginia, 1; D. C., 1; Ten- Carl Tupper has improved the looks ot Neck ties, Handkerchiefs (silk, linen ing by Anton ^anner^ ^ (,eath Qj- having driven there and back. O f all nessee, 2; Texas, 1; Mexican War Vet- his property by new buildings. Tennessee, and cotton) from 4 cents up. the towns they have been in Forest erans, 3; regular army, 1; Confederates, Charles H. Rowe. John Frost has been working in town Fancy towels, Bath towels, Table Grove is by far the liveliest. ) 2; Oregon, 13. for the past week. cloths. The funeral services of Mrs. Sarah G. In Wednesday’s race* at Hillsboro i .. . Baby robes, Baby hats and bonnets. Mr. Glass and his company returned Park, wife of McCollier were held at the home Thursday and says it is im- Remember the above are samples, M. E. church Hillsboro at to a. m. Kate Kisbar, belonging to Chas. Naylor j Wednesday. The burial was at the won the 2:45 trot, purse $200, three out I Dr’ R ’ H’ Hovey havinK loc,ted in possible to reach Goldendale by wagon j S o two alike. Will be sold for lass than of five heats. C. W. Kahler's Yolo won Fore>t Grove for the Practiceof dentistry on account of snow in the mountains, wholesale price. Call early before the Masonic cemetery. the 2-year-old trot. 2 in 3 heats, $200 I u k " thi* method of informing the pub best are picked out. but will try it again in the future. lic that he is prepared to do any work in Woodsawing in any amount done Caples & Thomas. Otto Wismer spent Sunday with his See Haines & Bailey before selling j that line. Office in Ingles & Porter’s promptly and well. Leave orders at our folks at Bethany your wool. | building. feed store. Hartrampf Bros. Piles can he quickly cured without an W. R. Stephens returned home Satur operation by simply applying He W itt’s day from the Dalles where he has been Witch Hazel Salve. J. C. Clark, drug visiting for a short time. gist. Ed Wolf one of the S. P. employee» H ueklcn'* A rn ica Halve. and formally of thi* place is spending a The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, few days with his folks. Special Sale of from 25c to 50c a pair reduetion on all grades Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Welrose snd Lorn Kaser, of Portland, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands of goods for 10 days only. Before making your purchases visited with S. F. Vanmeter over Sun Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- I v e srare her Castori*. in the stores call at | tions, and positively cures Piles, or no day. I sh« cried fo r C a sto ri*. visiting with relatives | P«y required It is guarar.teed to give she ch in e to C astori*, E. Bennett is * | perfect satisfaction or money refunded. she (are them Castorf* this week. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Robert Wirtz has purchased the I Chas. Miller. FO H E ST O R OVE We take contracts for houses complete with the key turned in the door. Cheaper for you (only one profit to pay), and less bother (only one party to arrange with). FOREST GROVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY J BUILDING MATERIAL We have all kinds of Building Material on hand. Better worked and less price than the Portland made. The money you pay us will be spent here at home and not sent away. S fc T WE W ILL HELP YO U TO P A Y W HAT IT COSTS YOU TO CEL- BRATE. This may seem an unbusinesslike proposition on our part and still you would be mistaken in that idea. Our way of helping you pay your expenses is in helping You Save Money by selling you reliable goods. f GOOD ROOT DEER (will not intoxicate). GOOD HAMS, GOOD OYSTERS, GOOD SARDINES, GOOD CHEESE, FRESH CRACKERS, HERRING AND IN FACT EVERYTHING FOR A LUNCH. SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICE, SPICES, AS MUCH AS ANYBODY, FOR 1 CENT TO : EXTIST, 1 0 0 NECK TIES, HATS, SHIRTS, THE BEST IN THE GROVE. Come and see us. I IN TH E We want some of your trade You might as well begin now as IN G LE S BUILDING, W. A. RUSSELL. ÍEY-AT-LAW, m | — IES & SON •ormick ir riNE, OILS. ETC. Sample Bargains. |E B IC Y C L E S Kinds, Ram- monarch. Pen- ileal and Tan- 0 Sell, Rent V A w ay, anil See Us. IIKS BROS. t GREGG S SHOE STORE IT W I L L - - F -A -Y - - Forest Grove. Y O U .