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About Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1896-1897 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1896)
fr s .s h m a l A B O U T TOWN, Card*» G rape boxes at G ree r's. F ain ts, oils and glass at A b b ot & R oe’s. T Ë P if. G ., M . D ., N ative H erbs at the M iller Pharm acy. F o r school shoes, see G r e g g ’s Show W indow . S1C1AN- a n d S u r g e o n , F orest G ro ve . j , pioneer l>rui¡ Store. F o r g e n t’s cloth in g, go to H aines & H ailey’s. C. E. G E IG E R , T h is w ill be Dr. Lowe s n in th visit to th e Grove. PA TH IC and p h y s ic ia n A ll sty les o f toes in ladies’ and gen t's rubbers. G r e g g ’s Shoe Store. su rgeo n •ST G R O V E , O R E G O N . £ G o to H aines & B ailey’s for bargains 5 | T « *y •»«» m ake room for fall stock. yilTll & B O W M A N , For cloth in g, shoes, d ry goods and groceries H aines & Bailey are bead- | quarters. E V S -A T -L A W , 1 Work and Hor/„,, ink C o n v e y a n c in g . H il l s b o r o , O r . W. M. L A N G L E Y , I Caples & Thom as have a job lot o f | corsets in .which th ey are offering special bargains. | IY AND COUNSELOR AT l-AW f P r o s e c u tin g A tto rn e y . Collections a sp e c ia lty . W ood s & C a p íe s Building. I'p -s ta irs , SON, See I)r. Lowe early in the w eek, then you w ill have am ple tim e to try your j glasses before he leaves. FO REST GROVE OREGON. H. W . Scott and fa m ily w ill locate in Forest Grove. A b b ott & Roe, agents for the Crescent ¡lin e o f B icycles. Best wheel in the w orld for the m oney. O n ly $50.00. H on. B en ton K illin o f P o rtlan d is in I tow n to d ay. | C r o n in ’s steam w oodsaw w ill do w ork on sh ort n otice ch e a p ly and w ell. Por a good M cK in le y or Bryan ciga r, go to M ille r’s P h arm acy. Dr. L o w e is the o n ly re g u la r grau date optician th at travels in O regon. Dr. Low e w ill lie in Forest G rove soon. T h e wise w ill w ait for him . M isses D a isy and E th e l C u rtis o fH ill- side are v isitin g Mrs. C. O. R oe. Public school opens M onday m orning. C ollege begin s W ednesday. L'r. L o w e h as glasses to su it a ll eyes, and at p rices to su it a ll purses. Y o u can m ak e yo u r m oney g o th e far See the n ew O rien t T o e in Men s F o o t thest by b u y in g you r go o d s o f H aines & wear in G r e g g ’s show w indow . B ailey. Doors, w indow s and m ou ld in gs a D r. P rice ’s C o ok Book g iv e n a w a y w ith Portland prices. A b b o tt & Roe. each 15 ce n t can o f Cream B a k in g P o w C h oice cou n try lard by th e can at 7 der. C aples & Th om as. cents a pound. C aples & Thom as. G o to T o m M a d ig a n ’ s to g e t you r T h ere w as a surprise p a rty at Mr. stoves. Y o u m ay be sure h e w ill g iv e C la p sh a w ’s hom e, H ilU id e, F rid a y e v e n you a b argain . Just g iv e him a call. ing. T h e p lace to do you r sh o p p in g is at Mrs. C. O. Roe and M iss M ary C la rk H aines & B a ile y ’s. T h e best assort- spent S u n day at H illsid e, jo u rn e y in g j , „ e ,it ar.il th e best value for v ou r m oney, there by w h fe l. j H ost N o rth ru p o f th e H illsb o ro House F o r S ale — A good $350 u p rig h t pian o and E d ito r L o n g o f th e A rgu s » ere for $150. Inquire o f M r. J. K. Jam es, am on g th e v isito rs to th e G ro ve from Cornelius, O regon. H illsb o ro F rid ay. M rs. A gn es W irtz has traded forty acres o f her farm above D illev for the James Dr. Low e, th e w ell-kn ow n o p tician , Sm ith property in town. w ill be w ith us n ext w eek. D on ’t fail to W oodsaw ing in any am ount done see him if you need glasses. prom ptly and well. Leave orders at our feed store. H artram pf Bros. DENTIST, : p. III. ' Rev. D aniel S taver preached at the i H illsid e sch ocl house Sunday m orning. J. C. C lark Su n dayed at H illsid e. Tom M ad ig an , th e tin n er, has an e x c e lle n t w ork horse to sell or trade, cheap; w eigh t, abou t i . a j j pounds. C a ll at once and see him . C. M. K e e p and M . C raig returned M onday from a w e e k ’s h u n tin g and fish M rs. D en n is and in g trip spent at Mr. C u r tis’ , H illside. h av e m oved in to Dr. L o w e, th e ocu list, w ill arrive n ext P acific a ven ue at M onday and rem ain till S atu rd a y. E y e s o f th e cam pu s and h ere. tested free for glasses, a t M rs. S lo a n ’s. fa m ily, o f H illsb o ro , i th e n -w house on , th e sou th east corn er w ill m a k e th eir home HIBBS HAS BUSTED The Prices in DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ROOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, in fact, everything along the line. GROCERIES Dry Granulated Sugar 20 lbs. tor Best White Beans 5 ° lbs. for Rolled Oats 32 lbs. for Good Clean Rice 20 lbs. for Baking Powder, guaranteed the best, pound can Prices on all Groceries in proportion to above $ I .C O 1.00 1 .0 0 1.00 30e DRY GOODS Great reduction on Summer Goods in order to close to make room for fall stock. CLOTHING Do not fail to take advantage of our G r e a t dilution Sale for the next :{() (lays only. Ke- Men’s All Wool Filled Suits, worth $6.00 Reduced to 54.23 Prof. A ckerm an, principal of the Har D a n d ru ff is due to an en feebled state rison street school, Portland, is in town “ “ Suits in black, blue and Mrs. H intnan and M iss M abel. Mrs. this week conducting the teach ers’ in Hallett» and C lau d e H a lle tt and F ra n k ot th e sk in . H a ll's H a ir R e n e w er q u ic k brown, worth $7.50 Reduced to $6.50 stitute. M yers returned S u n d a y from a cam pin g en s th e n u tritiv e fu n ction s o f th e sk in , “ “ “ worth $12.00............ > Reduced to $9.00 h e a lin g and p rev e n tin g th e form ation o f Rev. D. A. W atters is visitin g the outing. Boys’ two-piece Suits, black, blue and dandruff. PugetT Sound Conference in session at l i i r ’ s b u il d in g o u M ain Street, « p Mrs. Dr. Ilo v e y w en t to Salem S a tu r brown, worth $3.00 Reduced to $2.50 Office hours, 9 a. m . to 4 p. m. I f yo u w an t to p a tron ize h om e in V an cou ver but w ill he home for Sabbath day for a three w eeks v isit w ith friends. A large assortment of Extra Pants, prices from $1 to $3.50 services. d u strv go to th e F orest G ro v e M anu H er little niece, M arion C ontris, a cco m fa ctu rin g com p an y B u ild in g m aterial | panied her. T h e c ity council met Saturday even in g DMAS H. TONGUE, o f b etter q u a lity , b etter m ak e and : and transacted routine business. The It pays to go to W . S . R eyn old s for ch e ap e r th an those b ou gh t in P ortlan d . I proposition to tax business houses was watches, je w e lry and sp ecta cles, also for UN I C Y - A T - $1.50 reduced to $1.13 T h rou gh th e cou rtesy o f M r. C a rro l 1 Ladies’ Black and Tan Oxfords talked over. j first-class w atch rep a irin g. O pposite H u g h *8 o f P ortlan d G eo. H u g h es o f Misses’ Black and Tan Oxfords 1.25 reduced to .90 | Boos & H .’s. 26 no, W sn aissT oa g o u m t t . Oa. I President Chapm an, o f the S tate Nor- th is p la ce h as been sh o o tin g ph easan ts Ladies’ Dongola Button 1.75 reduced to 1.50 I m al, M onm outh, was in the G rove Tues j F o u n d .— A w atch on S eptem b er 4, in over ch a lle n g e Beau B ru m m el th e past Men’s Satin Oil Congress and Lace W. W A R D , m d . 2.25 reduced to 1.85 d ay. Prof. Allen, also o f the N >rmal, is I Forest G rove. O w n er can recover sam e w eek. I here this week. by p rovin g p rop erty and p a y in g costs. ¡CUN A N D S U R G E O N , E m e ry I’oteet and his b ro th er from | B. C. S tato n , Barr H otel, P ortlan d . 27 F a ll stock o f boots ju st arrived. Can , W eiser Idaho, w ere in tow n yesterd ay. ¡ffles at h li raoidoBoa, A team o f first-class w o rk and d riv in g g iv ^ a good, solid m en’s heavy boot for GROVE, • - OREGON, farm w ork from $1.50 aud upwards. horses, one or both to sell or traue for Mr. P o teet e x p e cts to ta k e ch arg e o f his A new line just added to my stock. I will sell cheaper b ro th e rs’ sheep ranch in Id a h o w h ere than you can buy in Portland. Come and see them before- a (or pensions «vary Wodnesdoy. cattle at a bargain . Inq u ire o f J. A. G r e g g ’s S h oe Store. his b roth er and fa th er are sp e n d in g the V an d erhey, three m iles north o f F orest w in ter in C a lifo rn ia. buying elsewhere. C aples & Tliginas have received an G rove. oth er large shipm ent o f Eastern Oregon T h e re w ill be a bean su pper at G . A . W h y do you pay 15 ce n ts for a sh ave bacon, m ad e 'fro m wheat-fed hogs. It R. h all on W edn esd ay even in g, S e p t. 16. is very nice, and th ey are sellin g it and 25 cen ts for a h aircu t w h en the A ll m em bers o f tb e L a d ie s’ R e lie f Corps ¿just received a fu ll lin e o f sam e can be had for 10 and 20 cen ts at cheap. These goods must be sold regardless of price "to make and vetera n s o f th e U nion arm y and the E a g le Parlor? C h ild re n ’s h air cu t Bring in your produce. Anything I th e ir fam ilies are re sp ectfu lly in v ite d .— room for fall stock. A m eetin g o f the fire com pan y was tin g 15 cents. John H . D olstrum , P rogram m e C om can find a market for#I will buy. called last n igh t, but it was found to be • S T A T I O N E R Y .— N ew sto ck , latest m ittee. not the regular even in g prescribed in the constitution so n othing was done, though varie ty, w ill be sold at red u ction . N ow D octor C. L . L a rg e reports a d au gh ter ! several m atters were discussed. is you r op p o rtu n ity to g e t neat, up to w e ig h in g eleven poun ds, born to th e date, tasty sta tio n ery a t a b ig saving. itesl pattern. A ls o A full and I T h e W ashington county boys were w ife o f M r. C. H o lz m e y e r, on th e Bisbee Com e e arly. M ille r’s P h arm a cy. line o f extras fo r th e M cCor- done up b y the Y am h illers at M cM inn farm on th e six th inst: also to th e w ife phincs. T h e y h a v e also a lin e v ille S u n day, 5 to 9, losing $50 and a few F or 90 (lays: T w e n ty-five pounds ot o f Mr. C . S. R e yn o ld s o f th is c it y , t 1 ie A F a ct W o r th K n o w in g . bets on the side. Q uite a number from good b o ilin g m eat for $1.00. R oasts 5 29th, o f A u gu st, d au g h te r w eigh in g C o n sum ption , L a G rip p c , Pn eu m on ia, and 6 cen ts a pound. S te a k 6 to 8 cen ts ten pounds. here were witnesses o f the defeat. ! and a ll T h ro a t and L u n g d iseases are | a pound. F resh T illa m o o k salm on every Dr. W ard left W ednesday for Sart “ I con sid er it m y d u t y ,” sa ys Mr. F. I cu red b v S h ilo h ’s C ure. F o r sale a M onday, W edn esd ay and F rid a y eve n ptnplcte lin e o f h a y in g tools, F ran cisco to be absent tw o w eeks in a t in g. C a s h . M cN a m cr’s M eat M arket. Z. D ias, o f San D iego, T e x as, “ to ce rtify J C la r k ’s d ru g store. j SCYTH ES, F O R K S , HAY ten dance on a series o f lectures giv en at th a t A y e r ’s P ills h av e co m p le te ly re » S, R O P E , E T C . T h e y are H. W . S co tt returned W ed n esd ay from th e Cooper M edical College on th e sur lieved m y w ife o f n eu ralgia, from w h ich E . M c N e i l l pared to m eet th e w a n ts o f the Poison I v y , in sect b ites, b r u is e s , the T rask river co u n try w here he had g e ry o f the brain. co m p la in t she w as, for a lon g tim e, a scald s, burns, are q u ic k ly cured b y E e- P r e s id e n t a n il M a n a g e r . f the harvest o f 1S96. been for six d ays w ith a p a rty o f tim ber W e h ave picked up in New Y o rk a big men. Mr. S co tt says th e w ater is thfc grea t sufferer.” T h e y are e a sy to tak e W it t ’s W itch -H a ze l sa lve , th e grea t pile FO REST GROVE. I bargain in laces and satin ribbons. W e low est in th e m oun tain stream s th a t he and a lw a y s effective. T< > cure. J. C . C la rk , d ru ggist. j are sellin g them at from 5 to 10 cents a ever knew it. T h e h u ck elb erries are a -n a rrili T h e H illsb o ro In d ep en d en t office is y ard ; actual value 10 to 25 cents a yard. I t S a v e « L iv e * E v e r y D a y . busy g e ttin g out a second ed itio n o f the failure. See our w indow d isplay. C a p les & T h o u sa n d s o f cases o f Consum ption , co lleg e ca ta lo g u e . T h e first edition was Lost— L a d ie s’ go ld h u n tin g case w atch , Thom as. n ot accep ted on accoun t o f th e num erous A sth m a , C o u g h * , C o ld s and C rou p arc stem w inder, E lg in m ak e. L o st b etw een A party o f Portland men w ent out from the residence o f J. M . G arrison and errors and th e gen eral poor i|ualitv o f I cu red e ve ry d a y b y S h ilo h ’s cures. F o r (Il V RH tu k d i o n K l>K I th e G ro v e last week, ge ttin g p h otograph s H aines & B a ile y ’s store. F in d e r w ill th e w ork. I t w a* a co m p e titio n jo b and sale a t C la r k ’ s d ru g store. j o f forest scenes on w hich to sell th e land. please return to th e postoffice, or to J. the In d ep en d en t w as b y con sid erab le TWO 1 RAN8CCNTWENi au %j , th e low est bidder. T h e y cut th eir w ay through the brush, M. G arri on, a n d receive rew ard. T h e w h o le system is d rain e d anil u n I tu m b lin g in to ravines and elin .o in g d erm in ed b y in to le iit u lcers a n d open Jc last place to g e t y ou r F o llo w in g is th e list o f fetters a t th e President C am p b ell; o f th e M onm outh j sores. IJeW itt’s W itch H azel S a lv e »lies until you re a ch T il- banks, but got back safely. N orm al sch ool, add ressed a fair-sized postoflice u n called fo r and a d v ertised : sp eed ily h eals them . It is th e best pile Jiook. I c a n y a fu ll lin e o f W ork for everyb od y. H oneym an, I)e- audien ce in th e au d itoriu m T u esd ay M rs. C. l i . Bishop, M iss L eon a D eitz, cu re k n o w n . J. C. C la rk , d ru ggist, j H art & G len n , contractors for th e new evening. T h e lectu re d e a lt w ith popular Mrs. John F rie r, L illia n A . S teven s, pods and Groceries, Mrs. L u cy M c K e e n c W alter, Mr. J a co o A storia R. R. from G ob le |to F la v e l are edu cation as th e solu tion for a ll th e d if A (» ru n : G e r m a n '* P r e s c r i p t i o n . dent Medicines, ' crow d in g th e dirt w ork to finish it be- ficulties th at arise u n der a d em ocratic S. Brow n, H . L . D avidson , Mr. Jas. B. D iseased bio »d, co n stip a tio n and k id Cijiars and Tobacco. fOTewel w eather and w ant at once men governm ent. T h e sp eaker w as, as he a l H arp er. Mr. Jas. F . H arper, Jam es L am b , n ey, liv e r and bow el tro u b le s are cured SPOKANE DENVER and team s. $3 a day lor man and team w ays is, b rig h t and in te re stin g , and fu r K sq ., S. li. S m ith . bv C a r l’s C lo ve r R oot Tea. Tackle and all necessary or #35 a m onth and everyth in g fu rn is h e d ., nished as w ell m aterial for solid th o u g h t. MINNEAPOLIS Ju d ge M cB ride, w ho is ca m p in g out on OMAHA A p p ly to H oneym in, I le lia r t & G lenn |iplies lor a camp outfit. T h e L a d ie s’ W o rk in g so cie ty o f th e th e head w aters o f th e C la tsk a n ie , w ent a t Rainier. C o n gregation al ch urch is co n d u ctin g to H illsb oro last F rid a y to h old cou rt fur ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY a r g e n t T h e annual cou n ty teachers’ institute the Lad ies h all for th e accom m odation a d ay. H e returned here S u n d a y and in is in session in tile college b uilding with o f teach ers a tte n d in g the in stitu te. E ach co m p a n y w ith S en ator M cB rid e, w ho a l e s creek Prin. A ckerm an o f Portland, and Prof. d ay a new com m ittee ta k e s ch arg e and cam e in from ca m p S a tu rd a y , returned LO W R A T E S TO A LL A llen o f the M onm outh Norm al as in tries to ou trival th e p reviou s d ays, so j to th e ir tem p o rary hom e in th e w oods EASTERN C IT IE S . $ 6 . 1 4 1 7 5 M any b u si S u n d a y — St. H elen s M ist. I'lre and A ccid en t Insurance structors. The institute began M onday ' tjiat the fare is e x c e lle n t. ness men «re a va ilin g th em selves o f the jhe Peace Loans, C ollectio n . noon am i w ill close Saturday noon. S o j __ G IV E N A W A Y IN __ OCEAN STE A M E R S A p a rty co n sistin g of S. A . D . Puter, . far about n in ety teachers h ave been opp ortu nity to get th eir d in n er dow n II. W . S co tt and four oth ers retu rn ed 55 S e p a r a t e P r i z e » tow n. T h e proceeds go tow ards fittin g { L e a v e P o rtla n d E v e r y $ D a y s registered. T h e enrollm ent will proba- la st n ig h t from th e coast ran ge, w here . . . ONE r n iZ E OF . . . 1,1 v be increased before th e close u n til it up th e h all. . . . roa . • , . th e y h ave been p h o to g ra p h in g tim b er. - reaches last year s m ark. Hon. T. T. G eer o f M arion co u n ty , one T h ese v iew s w ill b e used in a d v e rtisin g • • • 0 $ 1 .0 0 0 o f th e repu blican presid en tial e lecto rs, th e state. T h e y h ad several am u sin g F rof. K e n t, dairym an, and Mr. Sm ith , spoke in V erts h a ll T u esd ay e ve n in g to a in cid en ts in co n n ection w ith th eir pack 1 forem an o f th e farm, o f the State A g ri For full.detail* call on O. R. it N. Agent, large crow d gath ered from far out in to m ule w h ich th e y also p h o to g ra p h e d . cu ltu ral E xperim ent Station at C orvallis, th e cou n try as w e ll as from tow n . T h e w ere in town W ednesday, h avin g S ch o o l b egan in th is citv last T u esd ay speaker w ell k ep t up h is repu tatio n for D e n v e r , C o lo ., w heeled over th e W ilson from T illa OR ADDRESS: shrew d sense and keen h um or. P acked w ith M r. G e o rg e H all as teach er. Mr. The greatest bona flde prlie offer ever m ida m ook. T h a t paradise for butter a ril PRO W. If. H C R LU L ET, O regon H a ll com es from W ash in gto n co u n ty , In the Went nr South. in to h is address w ere m ore poin ts th an Gen i Pass. Agent, The News Is the representative paper o f the cheese had m ade a favorable im pression w ould m ake h a lf a d ozen ord in ary w here lie has been su ccessfu lly en gag ed W est —It Is sliver’ » (ham pion; It Is the peo P O R T L A N D . O R. Mr. ple's advocate; It leads In thought, a s in n ew s. ‘ (•--» k v k r a l f a i t h f u l m e n o r upon them . A fter bein g shown a round speeches and here and th ere a n e atly in sch ool w ork for several years. Tlx W eekly has Just been enlarge»! and lm- men r. travel for responsible estab- tow n b y S enator H ughes, who is a m m r\- it contains the la test and fu lle s t mln- 'regan. Salary |783. payable turned story. H is rem ak s w ere co n v in c H a ll’ » m oth er and sister w ill ta k e up »»(■«ved; • ng an 1 mlnrng rt«x k news, it haa sp ecia l de- find .'xpetipes. Position perm anent. ber o f the execu tive com m ittee o f the th eir resid en ce in th is c ity , o ccu p y in g !ar»m *nts devoted to the Farm, the House- in g and d irect. L h ' ' -c self-ad dressed stam ped en- \\ • men and Children, all th e brU iteet th e house re ce n tly vacated b y M r. T u r r hold, “ ” '» a l. Star B u ild in g . Ch icago. S tate A gricu ltural college, th ey c o n nrtormu ar.»1 llvest e« mment o f the »ially edi Japanese W e d d in g .— Tom orrow e v e n p in .— S t. H elen s M ist. tion are to be found In It; it p resen ts In ron- tin u ed th eir journey hom eward. d.nsrrl f .i« n the doings o f a il the W orld— It la in g in M arsh h all a u d ito riu m , sixteen a fam ily paper without $ peer. l i o n ’s Arnica Salve. H on. H. B. M il le r , th e recently elected An«! the Weefciy News is determined to hava H on. Benton K illin o f P o rtlan d but young people from H illsb o ro w ill g iv e a beyond alt quest I on the largest cirrulatinn of 1 Salve in th e w orld for Cuts. presiden t o f th e State Agricultural col- true representation in co stu m e o f a J a p w h om we are g la d to be able s t ill to c a ll any paper b?tween the Mississippi river and tha AND . . ill. »»»set. Therefore It otters to the per ¡Sorts. V leers, S a lt R heum , lege at C orvallis, w ill lecture to-night anese w edd in g in h ig h life . A fte r the a citiz e n o f W ash in gto n co u n ty for he I sons «ending in the greatest number of f1 pear hees. T e tte r, C h a p p e d H an ds (Th ursdav) at 8 o 'clo ck in Marsh H all cerem ony iced tea and c a k e s w ill be h as la rg e p ro p e rty interests h ere visited ls subscript ton« before September 1st next these unequalled prises. Corns, and a ll S k in F.rup- auditorium . It w ill be illustrated w ith served free o f c h arg e a la Ja p a n ese. A th e office to d ay. M r. K illa n is a Jack- r e g u l a r h o c MTS' c o m m is s io n ^ positively cures P ile s , or no stereopticon views. Mr. M iller w as a Japanese d ivorce w ill fo llo w and the sonian d em ocrat b u t he le ft as h is se n ti ALLOWED IN ADDITION. * I .(Ml P e r Y e a r I h i r i i t g this 1 - It is gu a ra n te e d to g iv e stron g cand id ate for th e nomination for en tertain m en t w ill co n clu d e w ith a m ent th e w ords o f K x -P rrsid rn t H arrison , CO N TEST B E G IN S AT ONCE. ‘ «faction or m o n e y refu n d ed , congressm an at the late A lb an y con ven m usical and lite ra ry p ro g ra m . T ick e ts " n e ith e r ta r iff or co in a ge com e to a n y M o n th . OPEN TO EBER T BOOT EB ER T WHERE. tents per b ox. F o r sale b y tion . He is a deep th in k e r as well as an 15 cents. Reserved seats o u sale at th in g i f on r in stitu tio n s are ov ertu rn ed ". en tertain in g speaker. T h e lecture is in M iller’s ph arm acy for » cen ts. 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