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fe s s im i» ! C a r d s . A B O IT T to w n . See Dr. Lowe aliout your eyes. Grape Ixixes at Greer ■ Dr, Lowe, the optician, leaves Satur- A. C Sargent, Of Gales Creek, was i„ day night. ICHN A XD SVROROK, town M nil.iv. Shirts St*. l orest Grove Laundry and „„ , Forest drove. Mr. U L. Sal,in of Portland was i„ Dye House. |(o. 3 - town 1 uesday on business. e at Pioneer Drug Store. For a good McKinley or Bryan cigar, II ive von seen our sample coal? For- fjo to Miller’s Pharmacy. W WARD, M. D. est Grove Laundry ami Dye House. See tile new Orient Toe in Men's Foot CIAN AND SI ltd KO N, Cronin's steam woodsa will ,|„ wurk wear in Gregg's show window. on s.iort notice cheaply anil well. 'Itici' »' •à'1 residence, Doors, windows and moulding* a Miss Cora Lee, of New Whatcom, Portland prices. Abbott & Roe. OltllVK, - - OREGON. , h" is a guest at Mr. D. C. Stewart's C oice country lard be the can at ^ home. for peimionM eve ry W elneodny. cents a pound. Caples & Thomas. \'.u can make your monev go the far Bring your washing to the Forest R. C. K. G EIG ER ', thest by buying your goods of Haines & Grove Launday and get a reduction. lluiley. LE, P»«. <}-. M. 1 )., Paints, oils and glass at Abbot & Roe’s. Native Herbs at the Miller Pharmacy. For school shoes, see Gregg’s Show Window. For gent’s clothing, go to Haines & Bailey’s. I)r. Lowe months. Shirts 8c. Dye House. will not return for six Forest Grove Laundry and All styles of toes in ladies’ ami gent’s rubbers. Gregg’s Shoe Store. Go to Haines & Bailey’s for bargains. They must make room for fall stock. HIBB HAS USTED J The Prices in DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ROOIS A M ) SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, in fact, everything along tin* line. For clothing, shoes, dry goods and Mrs J. L. Gregg went to Portland this groceries Haines & Bailey are head N otick —On and after Sept, i all bus morning for a ten days visit with friends. quarters. Green's M 4 i.lt d < B »wlby lim ile, l'uri tu* ave , iness must by strictly cash. Dry Granulated Sugar 20 lbs. for $i.c o ut Kon *t Grove hotel. Shoe Store. Did you ever have goods charged to Caples & Thomas have a job lot of Hest White Beans 50 lbs. for 1.00 you that cost less than if you paid cash corsets in which they are offering special JEST ( t ROVK. ORKGON. Mrs. White, who has l>een spending for them? Rolled Oats ¿2 lbs. for 1.00 bargains. ,Hei,t .... j'liii! to Med'enl and Survirnl IWuixu'ii ..o i Ghildreti au.! all ehr» nie ¡the summer at Newport beach, came Good Clean Rice 20 lbs. for i.ou Hop pickers wan*ed at Pike. loo or I home Saturday. Did you ask the credit merchant for ........ 30c more can get work. Wm. Shepherd, an itemised bill so you could compare Baking Powder, guaranteed the best, pound can M. E. Kearney, who has been at She!- North Yamilll. it with cash prices? Prices on all Groceries in proportion to above. BON. ¡ton, Wash., was in town Monday, hav Dr. Price’s Cook Book given away with ing returned to Gales Creek. Woodsawing in any amount done d e n t is t , each 15 cent can of Cream Baking Pow promptly and well. Leave orders at our Buy your chairs, bedroom suite«, in der. Caples & Thomas. feed store. Hartrampf Bros. F O R E S T G R O V E fact, all kinds of furniture at Smith's and Great reduction on Summer Goods in order to close I>. M. Atchinson and F. H. Hudson of Abbott & Roe, agents for the Crescent I save your freight from Portland. p. Ill OKI'.GON. Portland wheeled over to Tillamook j line of Bicycles. Best wheel in the out to .make room for fall stock. Hon. M. C. George will address t le Tuesday and returned Saturday. world for the monev. Only $50.00. McKinley club in Verts hall on Tuesday DR. O- C. H A T T Go to Tom Madigau's to get your Boots and shoes neatly repaiied at low evening (22). Everybody invited. D EN T IST . stoves. You may he sure he will give j prices, Work done on short notice. S. Wanted—A few hundred bushels of you a bargain. Just give him a call. Do not fail to take advantage of our G r e a t R e A. Walker, back of Gregg’s Shoe Store. oats. Leave sample and price at d u c t i o n S a l e for the next .*{() ( l a y s only. Rev. and Mrs. Watters attended the Call and see samples of our dyeing. j H a t c h e t office. f . H. C o f f in . reception to Bishop Cranston, the new We can make old clothes look like new. Men’s All Wool Filled Suits, worth $6.00 Reduced to f . 25 »UEK * Brii.*)iN i on Mnln Street, up Apron fair and souvenir napkin social Forest Grove Laundry and Dye House. M. E. bishop at Portland, Tuesday even Office hours. 9 h . m. to 4 p in. “ “ Suits in black, blue and at the gymnasium next Saturday after ing. The place to do your shopping is at brown, worth $7.50 Reduced to #.u.^o noon and night. Supper from five to Was your account ever more than you Haines & Bailey's. The best assort nine. “ “ “ worth $12.00 ................... Reduced to $0.00 OMAS II. TO N GU E, ment anil the hest value for your money. thought it should be? Was it not because Boys’ two-piece Suits, black, blue and Dr. Ward did not go to San Francisco j you were charged more for goods than Mr. Wm. Shepherd, an extensive hop brown, worth $3.00 Reduced to $2.50 KNKY- A T - L A W as stated in last week's paper, being de you paid when buying for cash? grower at Pike, near North Yamhill, was tained by the severe illness of several A large assortment of E x tra Pants, prices from $ 1 to $3.50 m o , W a s h in g to n U o i n t y , O k . Don’t be fooled, “ There are traders in I in town Wednesday looking for pickers. patients. town who talk. ” Come in and satisfy- Miss Minnie Gleason of Hubbard was Fall stock of hoots just arrived. Can yourselves. Our prices arc as low or j ill town yesterday with her nephew who JIITH & BOWMAN, give a good, solid men’s heavy I mot for lower than theirs. Haines & Bailey. j is one of the new students at T. A. and Ladies’ Black and Tan Oxfords farm work from $1.50 and upwards. $1.5 0 reduced to $ 1 .1 3 J. L. Gregg has received his big boot 1 P. U. "EYS-AT-LAW, Gregg’s Shoe Store. 1.25 reduced to .90 again of the best make of rubber goods Misses’ Black and Tan Oxfords Miss Bessie Evans accompanied by JWork ami Conveyancing. 1.75 reduced to 1.50 It don’t require any application of X- that is manufactured—Boston Rubber Ladies’ Dongola Button I her mother arrived Saturday evening. Morgan illk. H IL L S B O R O , O R . rays to discover the bargains in furniture, Shoe Company. This boot made its Men’s Satin Oil Congress and Lace 2.25 reduced to 1.85 | having come by carriage from Oregon tracks all over town last year and is well wall paper, etc., etc., that are now to Ire City W. M. LANGLEY, known. had at Smith's Furniture Store. Dr. F. Cauthorn one of Portland’s A very pleasant social party was given Mr. S. R. Bond traded bis property V ANI) COUNSELOR A T LAW most prominent surgeons, spent Sunday Saturday evening by Miss and Masters here for the farm of John Witt, three A new line just added to my stock. I will sell cheaper ¡y Prosecuting Attorney. with Dr. Cole and J . C. Clark our popu Walker at the home of their parents, Mr. than you can buy in Portland. miles south of Cornelius. The deal was Collections a specialty. Come and see them before lar druggist. and Mrs. S. A. Walker, to wind up the buying elsewhere. Up-stairs, Woods Caples made by Melki Johnson, real estate agt. It pays to go to W. S. Reynolds for vacation time. About thirty of their Building. Three thousand people from all over watches, jewelry anti spectacles, also for friends were present and bad a delight the county were in town Monday on the first-class watch repairing. Opposite ful time. occasion of Senator Mitchell’s speech, j Koos & j j 26 and all the business houses did a rushing fnographer ami Typewriter Saturday night next, the Oregon in - ; These goods must be sold regardless of price to make Everybody knows that the cash buyer business. dustrial Exposition open, at Portland, room for fall stock. Bring in your produce. Anything I Jyral Typewriting, Law who takes his money to a credit store [k, Copying, Correspond- Ladies, if you have a dress you want helps support the credit customers Arrangements have been made for cheap Lean find a market for I will buy. railroad fares to and from the city dur i, etc., done quickly and dyed, send us a sample and we will show family as well as his own. ily and at a moderate ing the entire exposition. There are you what .we can do with it. We dye in I also being arranged special excursions at all colors. Forest Grove Laundry and j Found.—A watch on September 4, in Forest Grove. Owner can recover same much cheaper rates to run into the city HKT O f f i c e Forest Oro e Dye House. bv proving property and paying costs. at the times of the greatest special at Caples & Thomas have received an !J. C. Staton, Barr Hotel, Portland. 27 tractions. The management has pro Fire and A ccident Insurance other large shipment of Eastern Oregon j vided an attraction for every day of the Mrs. Brownell ol Oregon City, wife of THE FASHION PLATE. Notice of Bryan Club. Peace Loans, Collections bacon, made from wheat-fed hogs. It fair. Some of these are extremely is very nice, and they arc selling it the Clackamas county senator, was in novel and highly entertaining. There will be a meeting of the citizens I A fluffy fu r collar makes the outlines town the fore part of the week with her cheap. There will be a grand merchants’ carni of Forest Grove and vicinity on Tuesday \ of tlio face look softer. son Howard who is entering Tualatin val; also a flower carnival of children; i evening at 7:30 o’clock, Sept. 22, 1895, Dlno just tlie color of the sky is used Dr. L'-we, the McMinnville optician Academy. there will be a minstrel show in which for the purpose of organizing a Bryan for velvet dinner bodices. who has visited Forest Grove now seven Why do you pay 15 cents for a shave the preformers will be all well know club. All voters who are in favor o f free Narrow feather trimming in black is times and makes more friends with each and 25 cents for a haircut when the Portland ladies; there will be a complete silver e rj invited to come. By order < f used ou the lightest satins. coming, is spending the week at Mrs. same can be had for 10 and 20 cents at Chinese theatre; there will he special 24 C o m m it t e e . A bit of real laco adds ail air of dis Sloan’s hotel. ..a m i the Eagle Parlor? Children’s hair cut nights devoted to the Odd Fellows, the tinction to the plainest bonnet. Doctor C. L. Large reports a daughter ting 15 cents. Elks, the Woodmen, the Red men, the H IL L S 1*0110. Ilig buttons anil enormous plaids weighing ten pounds, born to the wife Workmen, and the Foresters. On these make u littlo woman look smaller. Doctor C. L. Large reports a daughter Marion Ogden has removed his family O r f . c o n j Qf Thomas Rayburn, who resides on Figured stuffs, brocades, arabesques, weighing eleven pound , born to the occasions, excursions will be run from all to Portland. the Almoran Hill farm beyond Gas*on, points in the Northwest, bringing the stamped velvet and their like are very wife of Mr. Henry Burchell, who resides Perry Corum commenced school this the fifteenth instant. popular. members of these orders and their friends, on his farm that joins Alex. Todd’s, on week at Columbia Academy. for a grand celebration in Portland. Tile short capo is a universal favor Methodist Church—Rev. I). A. Wat the twelfth instant. S. B. Huston and family returned from ite, on account of tlio ease with which it There will be a grand choral night, at ters will close the workot the conference goes ou over tiig sleeves. STA TIO N ERY.—New stock, latest which there will b2 chorus and solo sing Newport Wednesday evening. year next Sabbath. Sermon at n a. m. variety, will be sold at reduction. Now ing, and there will be a weddingnight, Wliito gloves and thosocf pearl col Mrs. Burt, of South Hillsboro, has Subject, “ Estimate of Christianity.” i is your opportunity to get neat, up to when two couples will be united amid i gone to Dallas to stay with her daughter ored kid arc worn almost csintirh in the Subject in the evening, “ The Value of i daytime as in tho evening. OF T H E date, tasty stationery at a big saving. great ceremony and music and flowers. far some weeks. an Education and How to Get it.” White applique laco in plaited frills Come early. Miller’s Pharmacy. The exhibits will be more numerous and Attorneys Miller and Bell of Portland, is effective inside tho brim of velvet For 90 days: Twenty-five pounds of If you want to patronize home in finer than ever before. The manufactur were attending a trial in Justice Hicks’ hats, and also in plaited sigrets and good boiling meat for $1.00. Roasts 5 dustry go to the Forest Grove Manu ers of the Northwest will make special court Wednesday. bows ns trimmings. and 6 cents a pound. Steak 6 to 8 cents facturing company. Building material displays, and will have working exhibits, Miss E v a Butler started to Monmouth Wide, gauntlet cuffs, deeply slushed a pound. Fresh Tillamook salmon every of better quality, better make and showing the various processes o f the 1 ^jon(j lv where she expects to attend j and heavily buttoned, are common. ! Monday, Wednesday and Friday even- cheaper than those bought in Portland. manufacture of goods. The greatest dis They havo a m ilitary aspect wholly at school the coming year. I i i ,g . C a s h . McNamer’s Meat Market. play of the natural resources and pro variance w ith puff sleeves aud feather Several parties including the band < We have picked up in New York a big ducts of the Pacific Northwest ever boas. , a A big silver rally will be held in Verts bargain in laces and satin ribbons. We brought together has been collected for , boys went to hear Senator Mitchell at Turned over collars of white linen, illH l l l ( * K H S j }iaii Saturday evening. The speakers arc selling then, at from 5 to 10 cents a th u expo 9 ition. Twice as much space Forest Grove Monday afternoon. two inches wide, mounted on straight arc General Kilfeather, one of the late yard; actual value io to 25 cents a yard. The infantsonof Mr. and Mrs. Benton bands, arc again worn witli morning democratic electors, and Mr. M. A. Mi - See our window displav. Caples & as has ever before been devoted to this feature is now occupied by this Bowman has been dangerously ill for a toilets by those whose complexion w ill ler, a delegate to the national demo Thomas. permit tho use of this very thick white. magnificent collection. Even the few days but is a little better at this cratic convention. Mr. Miller is a & writing. producers of the Pacific Northwest will GEMS OF THOUGHT. Found.—A dark bay mare weighing brother to Mr. Chas. Miller of the Grove. Jam es Young was badly injured, Mon about iooo lbs., slim neck, main a n d themselves be astonished at this display, e s t g r o v e , o r ., A ll grand thonghts come from the . With his big white horse and a little t a il thin, shod only in front, on the farm while the thousands of visitors from day, by a runaway accident while on the heart. — Vanvcuargnes. pennett near Greenville about abroad will simply be overwhelmed by way home from Hillsboro to his BAXTER, 135 Front St., red wagon T Smith has started into the ^ There can ho no high civility without dray business. His dray will always be Aug. 28 th. Owner can obtain same by it. The attendance from outside ! dence west of the city. a deep m orality.— Emerson. ready and he will haul at reasonable proving property and paying cost of ’ city promises to be the largest in Portland, Or. Nature is bnt a name for an effect prices anything from a paper of pins to , and advertising. history of expositions in Portland. C a t a r r h C u r e d . Health and sweet whose eanso is God.—Cowper. 1 . .. 1 .. I.. i ■ , • k hhn tl 1 a house. Orders can lie left at Abbott breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrh The I.aiiies’ Working Society of the Poetry is itself a thing of God. Hi & Roe's store. If you have ever seen a little child in Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injec made his prophets poets.— Bailey. Methodist Episcopal church will give an The public school opened Monday Apron Fair and Napkin Social at the the agony of summer complaint, you can tor free. A ll power, even the most despotic, rith an enrollment of iSo. Many of the Gymnasium on Saturday, the 19th, after realize the danger of the trouble and rests ultim ately on opinion.— Home. t flip. . . appreciate the value of instantaneous re pupils are not back from vacations and noon and evening. Supper from 5 to 10 In these times we fight for ideas, and If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair fall the attendance promises to equal last o'clock p. m. Menu— Chicken pie, lief always afforded by DeWitt’s Colic ing out, and p emature baldness, do not newspapers are our fortresses.— Heine. year's number. Miss Lucy Lommasson is salads, pickles, bread and batter, cake, and Cholera Cure. For dysentary and use grease or 1 1 :oholic preparations, but Tho genius, w it ami spirit of a nation diarrhnea it is a reliable remedy. We the only change in the teaching force, coffee and tea. aro discovered in its proverbs.— Bacon. apply H all’s 1 air Renewer could not afford to recommend this as a place to get your having the position left vacant by the Home to the fascination of a name Friday evening eighteen young people cure unless it were a cure. J . C. Clark, until you reach Til- eurreiidi r judgment hoodwinked.—Cow- resignation of Miss Frances M. Rowe. A ;» Yon Mail«* from Hillsboro gave a novel entertain per. drugget. Ica n v a full line of Miserable by . »digestion, Constipation, Gales Grange No. 181 P. of H. was in ment in the college auditorium to a spiritual force is stronger . . a » Dizziness, Lo* of Appetite, Yellow Skin? ferial. Thoughts rule the wo: li „•» Ju i stituted Friday at the Watt s school good-sired audience. It was a Japanese s and Groceries, T h e II I« o f W om en. Shiloh’s Vita .;er is a positive cure. For erson. house near Gales Creek, by Bro. Casio wedding in costume, the ceremony con Constipation causes more than half !ent Medicines, Faiso praise can please and calyianx with about twenty member. Austin T. sisting of the bridal pair drinking from a I th^ Tlis o 7 women. Carl’s Clover Root sale at Clark drug store. affright none hut tho vicious and th» Cigars and Tobacco. Buxton was chosen master and Mrs. two-spouted teapot. Later domestic dif -1 Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. hypocrite.— Horace. John Prickett secretary. The next meet Acuities arose from the bride's high tem For sale at C lark’s drug store. Ripans T iules: at druggists, It is a m an's duty to have book*. A per and the matrimonial bonds were and all necessary ing will be held Saturday, October 17. Rioans 1 uies cure dyspepsia, library is not a lnxury, bnt one of th« severed by the priest cutting in two a Ripans T. ibulea: one give* relief, For a camp outfit. Ripans Tabules: at druggists. necessaries of life .— Beecher. t'nder the auspices of the W ashington encumber which the pair held in their Ripans ’ bules: for sour stomach. Ripans Tabules cure dizziness. County Republican league on Friday mouths. So ended the romance. The No man who has once heartily and S a r g e n t , evening. Sept. 15 V * o'clock Repre spectators shared in the wedding feast, wholly langhed can be altogether and I l D o N o t C u re, irreclaimably depraved.—Carlyle. » O M on M g f . sentative G. W. Marsh and Hon W. > • tea in dainty cups and diminutive cakes. es CREEK. cure Constipation. They Pills do i Barrett will »p«»k Greenville. On The choruses and a song and a recitation ‘ I was nervous, tired, irritable and K arl's Clover Root Tea j only aggra Col. T. R. by the Misses Waggoner were appre- cross, K arl’s arl's Clover Root Tea made ma-le me Ripans Tabales ssslst digestión. T ,:u f a it h f u l MEN OR Saturday the 26th, at 2 p. m. -egularity o f the bowels, gives perfe Kipsns Tabules cure blllousness. la O r V' 1 ior re*Pon*B>le e«tab- Cornelius speaks at Buxton Both are dated. The affair was to help furnish a wetland happy." Mrs. E. B. Worden. ir k ’» drug store. For sale at on the Ripans Tabule* cure bad breatb. For sale at C lark's drug store. s f ..i. a and . _ P°s,fd room in the hall and was a success. . «tam -I. ped ■ -- * r ly-lf sd«lrei*sa«1 ssues of the campaign. >tar B u ild in g, C m ct air*. ; R OPATHIC P H Y SIC IA N AVI) Sl'R G IiO N G R O C ER IES DRY GOODS C L O T H IN G SHOES STOVES nie Pomeroy, ' M UST BE SOLD J. D. HIBBS, GASTON . I. KJMIGJ-IT, Fire Insurance Loan Broker, ID 'O X A B liO . K AdENTS PACIFIC R. R. formation, ime Cards, Maps fall on or write T)X BRO., Agents, M hoa! hance G rocery.