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About Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1896-1897 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1896)
A B O U T TOW N. I pr,,!-,«!«'*“ 1 c “ r , u * Shirts 8c. Dye House. Forest Grove Laundry and Mr James Gibs>n, of Portland, visited his daughter, Mrs. C. W. Ransome. over Faints, oils and glass at Abbot & Roe’s. Mr. and Mrs. John Fuqua of Thatcher Sunday. ^CIAMAN» SUKGHON. were in town Monday. N o t i c e .— On and after Sept. I all bus For school shoes, see Gregg’s Show iness must by strictly cash. Gregg s Hörest Grove Window. See the new Orient Toe in Men's Foot Shoe Store. Shirts 8c. Forest (»rove Laundry and wear 111 Gregg's show window. [o#«*tF'onet'r 1,ru,t Congressman Ellis will speak in Hills- Dye House. Doors, windows and mouldings a boro, Friday, Oct. 2. in the in.eres.s of Portland prices. Abbott & Roe. [) «•. H ARD, M. D. Mr. Wells' residence is being improved the Republican party. with a coat of paint. C oice country lard by the can at 7 f;iriAN VXD SURGEON, Don’t forget the Rebekahs’ spelling Mr. Garrigan of Hillsboro is now en - cent, a pound. Caples (t Thomas. match at Odd Fellows hall Friday at 8 i (afire nf hi* rolled in T. A. and P. U. Bring your washing to the Forest o’clock. Everybody invited. fcl i.’ROVK. - - OREGON. All styles of toes in ladies’ and gent’ s (»rove Laundov and get a reduction. Buy your chairs, bedroom suites, in ion for |*nnlon* every We 'iiemlny. rubbers. Gregg's Shoe Store. Mr. A D. Allen of Vernonia has fact, ull kinds of furniture at Smith's and Go to Haines & Bailey’s for bargains. bought out the Diamond shaving parlor. save your freight from Portland. DR. c. E. GEIGER, : They must make room for fall stock. Cronin’s steam woodsa v will do work It don’t require any application of X- koPATHIC PHYSICIAN rays to discover the bargains in furniture, Mr. M. L. Noble is busv putting in the on short notice cheaply and well. AVI) S U R G E O N desks in the new Tigardville school build- Have you seen our sample coat ? For wall paper, etc., etc., that are now to he had at Sm ith’s Furniture Store. hon-e, I’wIA«* ave , ing. est Grove Laundry and Dvc House. frenili* • ; «I ,*lbv G rove h o i el. e-n»l Mr. Win. H. Croslev sold one of his i Cr.ples & Thomas have a job lot of Did you ever have goods charge , 1 to loKKST ( ,ROVli, OREGON. houses and lots in this city last Friday you that cost less than if you paid cash corsets in which they are offering special „ 1 .J to M im I'C n I Hurt S n rF ieal to John Anderson, consideration $600. for them? al' W llUlV II ( iiiMn-n a .ni all ehr nie j bargains. The sale was made by Melki Johnson Did you ask the credit merchant for I>r. Price’s Cook Kook given a.vav with our enterprising r.alestate agent. | an itemised bill so you could compare each 15 cent can of Cream Baking Pow Caples & Thomas have received an fi AON, ! it with cash prices? der. Caples & Thomas. other large shipment o f Eastern Oregon Prof. Mark J,. Noble returned Sunday bacon, made froSi wheat-fed hogs. It The H atchet Printerv li indebted to d e n t is t ! Mr. V. V. Ilickox for a liberal sample of from Oregon City where he lias been fill", is very nice, and they arc selling it KOREST GROVE his fine musk melons. ing an order for his school desks. cheap. O R B C .O N . Itoti' :!' For snag-proof rubber boots, «all at ! Ladies, if you have a clress you want Nelson Wilcox of Cornelius was in town Wednesday settling up the matters Gregg s Shoe Store, These goods are 1 dyed, send us a sample and we will show i of his brother’s estate. guaranteed absolutely snag-proof. you what we can do with it. We dye in DR. O. C. H A T T Miss Mary Hutton, formerly resident i all colors. Forest Grove Laundry and Dr. W. G. Cole went to Salem Tuesday d e n t is t . ; to attend his brother Walter who is af near Greenville, now of Long Beach, vis live House. ited Miss McNamer over Sunday. flicted with appendicitis, I f the hair is falling out and turning i J Gr ipe boxes at Greer'*. COLE. FH. G.. M. D.. Two Ways IK BUIES CASHMCREDIT? Compare and make up your mind which you prefer to patronize. When one takes their Cash to a credit store they help pay for bookkeeping and bad accounts. In other words they help support someone’s else family. Cre< 1 lb Arbuckle Coffee 1 lb Lion Coffee 1 lb Cracked Coffee 1 lb Baking Soda 1 Can Pepper 1 Can Mustard 1 Can Allspice I Can Cloves t Can Ginger................................................. Jo lbs Best Head Hice Our fall stock of hoots, shoes and rub grav, the glands of the skin need stimu 25 lbs Rice Miss Georgia Ziuu of California is a ber goods have arrived. Can meet all lating and color-food, and the best 1 Can Oysters new student at *. U. and is making her L. (Utirr ¡¡our«. • a. in. to i*. in. competition at lowest prices. Gregg's remedy and stimulant is Hall's Hair to lbs Best Oregon Bacon home at the Ladies’ hall. Reuewer. 5 lbs Best Lard Shoe Store. Woodsawing in any amount done 1 lb Star Tobacco If dull, spiritless and stupid; If jour Mr. Geo. L. Smith has sold to Prof. THOMAS H. TONGUE, promptly and well. Leave orders at our 1 lb Climax Tobacco blood is thick and sluggish; If your ap Greene the east half of the lot on the feed store. Hartrampf Bros. 1 lb Battle Ax petite is capricious and uncertain. \ou corner of A street and Second avenue, for O K N E Y - A T - L A W , 13 > lb Challenge Tobacco Mr. Sam Davidson has lost the use of ; eleven hundred dollars. need Sarsaparilla. For best results ¡40 lbs Oat Meal one of his horses during the past week by take DeW itt’s. It recommends itself. 1 lb Shillinar’s Baking Powder The Washington County Mills has a J. C. Clark,druggist. its illness. It is a valuable animal. lb Shilling’s Baking Powder display adv. in another c- lumn which i Abbott & Roe, agents for the Crescent shows the brand of one of the best flours • Doctor C. L Large rep >rts a daughter 1-2 I SMITH & BOWMAN, 1 Gold Dust I line of Bicycles. Best wheel in the weighing eleven pounds, born to the ' 1 Sack Liverpool Salt .*.’ ............................. made and a home product. world for the money. Only $50.00. INEYS-AT-LAW, wife of Mr. Henry Leroy Hickox of ! lb Best Axle Grease ..................... Hon. I. A. Macrurn is just finishing I I Go to Tom Madigan’s to get your a three week’s tour ofthe state, inspect- ! Grand Rapids, Michigan, who is rein.«11 1 lb f » loss Starch trial Work and Conveyancing. j stoves. You may be sure he will give ing railways in his capacity as a member ing temporarily with her mo’.her, 0.1 1 lb Corn Starch I H , O . Gales Creek, the nineteenth instant. j 1 Box Soap...................................................... you a bargain. Just give him a call. ofthe state railway commission. 1 Can Gooseberries For 90 days: Twenty-five pounds ot | Call ami see samples of oar dyeing, W. M. LA NO L E V , Found. A watch on September 4, in good boiling meat for $1.00. Roasts 5 1 Sem. Porcelain Washbowl and Pitcher. j We can make old clothes look like new. Fores' Grove. Owner can recover same and 6 cents a pound. Steak 6 to 8 cents II Bottle French Mustard I Forest Grove Laundry and Dye House. bv proving property and paying costs. a pound. Fresh Tillamook salmon every l Box Sardines koty Prosecuting Attorney. Boots and .shoes neatly repaired at low B. C. Staton, Barr Hotel, Portland. 27 Monday, Wednesday and Friday even j 1 Gallon 40 Grain Vinegar Collections a specialty. —I'p-st:i • rs, Wood» A duple» prices. Work done on short notice. S. . McNamer’s Meat Market. : l Case Oil Mr. Hunter, of the Northern Insurance* ing. C Building. A. Walker, back of Gregg’s Shoe Store. I Company, has been in town during the 1 1 Can Oil Filled Senator Brownell, of Oregon City, who lf> Yards Best Checked Gingham We are not gold bugs or silver bugs, ! last two weeks adjusting the loss on Mrs. has been campaigning with U. S. Sena Annie P om eroy, we’ re copper bugs. Bring in your pen Nixon's house which burned a short tor Mitchell, passed through town on the 1 HI Yard^ Dress Gingham Hi Yards Best Calico up train Tuesday evening bound lor Stenographer and Typewriter nies, Caples & Thomas want to buy them. time ago. Carlton, Sheridan and Dayton where he Why do you pay 15 cents for a shave Mr. L. H. Baker who has been work Total kneral Typewriting, Law ing at Applegate for some past has re and 25 cents for a haircut when the delivered addresses and now has rejoined fork, Copying, Correspond* , IHiLKKH’i* h. n.iMNo on Main Street,up 1 4 I I, W ash in g to n C o u n t y , O p .. il u oho r | m t AN I > , O l t m i O l A T U » a sh $ .25 .25 .20 .10 .10 .10 .10 .10 .10 1.10 1 .1 0 .17 .90 .50 .50 .50 .30 .25 1.30 .50 .25 .25 .50 .15 .10 .10 1.00 .15 1.25 .10 .10 .25 2.75 1.25 1.00 1.00 1.00 19.62 $ .18 .18 .15 06 .05 .05 05 .05 .05 1.00 1.00 .10 .75 .40 .40 .35 .25 .18 1.00 .35 .20 .20 .40 .08 .07 .07 .75 .05 .90 .06 .05 .15 2.20 IC O .80 .80 .80 $14.10 By comparison you find cre.iit stores charge $19.62 foi what we Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Brownell is a mag netic speaker and makes votes wherever sell for $14.10. Difference of $5 52. Has not the credit customer paid he goes. this $5.52 for expense of bookkeeping and had accounts? Or, in effse Hon. M. C. George, ex-memberof con one takes their cash to a credit store and gets 5 per cent, discount for gress, addressed a large audience in cash, which amounts to 97 cents, he is still paying a difference of $4.55 Vert's hall Tuesday evening. After ! for goods charged to some one who fails to pay their account, thus, the briefly referring to tariff, Mr. George gave a comprehensive view of the money ; cash buyer who takes his cash to a credit store helps support the credit question of whose history and issues he ¡customer's family as well as his own. Cash buyer, can you afford to showed full mastery. Naturally he i to go oil year alter year paying for accommodations other people get the spoke from the republican side, but his benefit of? Credit buyer, there is a duty you owe yourself and your statements were accurate and his treat family. When you pay your book account ask for an itemized bill. This ment fair. The absence o f abusive con tempt S<? frequently made the body of you are entitled to. Compare your itemized account with these cash campaign speeches was welcome and prices and see how much more it costs you to live than it costs the man to Saturday afternoon a carriage load commendable. live who pays as he goes. There are many more goods, Hoots, Shoes, from the Grove drove to Portland and The county republican committee will Dry Goods, Clothing and Tinware that we have not room to quote attended the opening of the exposition. probably meet about the first of the prices here hut will gladly show you and give cash price. In the party were Messrs. H. I). Jones, month. The county league of clubs Respectfully Claud Hallett, K. U. Burnett, M. Craig, which is working in harmony with the Geo. R. Hughes and F. T. Kane. committee will have a meeting o f its The long bridge this side of Hillsboro executive board at tlie same time, and on the base line road is in dangerous after their other work is over the two condition and needs immediate repair. committees» will hold a joint session. It is the most important thoroughfare in The secretary o f the league is busily at the county, and a costly accident is likely work, and with the two organw.a ons, to occur at any time. Saturday two the county will be,thorougnly covered in McKinley's interest. A big majority in horses broke through. Mr. E. H. Flagg a prominent Demo November will repay their labor. Republican Speaking. C o u n t y S f l io o l X oteH . crat, now resident in Salem, and founder Gamma Sigma, the youug men’s soci Hon. Thos. H. Tongue will speak itl Sylvan or Ziontown school, just on the of the Washington County Democrat to ety at college, held its first meeting of Vert’s hall on the political issues of the which this paper is successor through its the term Wednesday evening. Four or day, on Monday evening, 28th inst., at border of Multnomah county, is now oc Times branch, has a letter in Friday’s five applications for membership were 7:30 o ’clock. Mr. Tongue is one of the cupying its convenient new building. Oregonian which shows him to be out received. It was decided that at the ablest exponents of republicanism in the Mr. Prince is again principal, Miss Cad die Love assistant. straight for McKinley. next session it should bi. discussed state, and a full house is sure to greet A week ago Monday Miss Lena Cox of While Ed. Ward and T. J. Harris were whether or not free coinage would double him. Good music will be furnished for Forest Grove began a three months term driving across the Gales Creek bridge the price of silver. Messrs. Walker and the occasion. in district 64, near Dilley. just off the Dilley road they met a herd Schoch say it will, and Messrs. Tongue of cattle. The horse struck one, break and Lancefield that it won't. Election A l l Ile cn in in c n il It. Miss Bird Brown of Hillsboro began ing the harness and frightening him so o f officers resulted: John Miller, presi Ask your physician, your druggist and the fall term in Witch Hazel school, that he ran for half a mile before he dent; Fred Luelling, vice-president; A. your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con district 79, Monday. could he controlled. The marshal D. Schoch, recording secretary; C. Hart sumption, They will recommend it. jumped at once, striking with head and ley, financial secretary; J. E. Kirkwood, For sale at Clark’s drug store. shoulder between the hind heels of a sergeant. A watermelon social was later steer. Fortunately no injuries resulted held on the campus and the new Polities at (iaston. officers. from the runaway. The Gaston correspondent writes the Saturday afternoon and evening the Oregonian Saturday; “ S. C. Spencer, \ f a r t Worth Knowing. ladies of the M. E. Church held a social Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, republican, and S. B. Riggen, popocrat, in the gymnasium building which bad held a joint political debate here last been tastily decorated for the accasion. and all Throat and Lung diseases are night on the issues o f the campaign. An inviting and substantial chicken din cured by Shiloh’s Cure. For sale a Mr. Spencer had his opponent so obvi ner was served which attracted many. Clark's drug store. ously at a disadvantage that the fair- sized | A featu.e was a handsome souvenir Jap It doesn’t matter much whether sick audience pre- nt were overwhelmingly anese napkin bearing announcements of headache, biliousness, indigestion and with him. Mr. Spencer’s points were The last place to get your the leading business houses. Financially constipation are caused by neglect or by greeted with .'.eat enthusiasm and Mr. supplies until you reach T il as well as socially the event was success-'1 unavoidable circumstances; DeWitt's Riggen was c-> isiderably discomfited by lamook . I cari y a full line of ful. Over #40 was taken in o f which $30 Little Early Risers will speedily cure the manifest < ons o f disapproval o f his Dry Goods and Groceries, was profit. utterances. Ke is reported to have them all. J. C. Clark, druggist. Forest Rebekah lodge, I. O. O. F. will spoken bitte- r of unfair treatment by Patent Medicines, It Sue» Live* Every f)«y. conduct an old-fashioned spelling match the audience Cigars and Tobacco. Friday evening in Odd Fellows hall and Thousands of rases of Consumption, invites every one who wants an enjoyable Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Croup are Cm: lign Literature. evening to come. At recess a lunch will cured every day by Shiloh's cures. For A n y o n e ' .o desires campaign litera be served, and as the Rebekahs are sale at Clark’s <trug store. ture can ob n it by calling or sending famous cooks it will not be one of the "Five years ago, I was taken so ill his address > the H a tc h e t office. If a r g e n t least attractive features. Appropriate your neigh -tare undecided as to how prizes will reward the best, and console with rheumatism that I was unable to to vote ser n their names and they will the poorest, spellers. An admission fee do any work," writes Peter Christensen, inforamation to enlighten of be given t of ten cents will be charged, but one will Sherwood, Wis. * ‘I took three tion and money literature cured. them. Pr get his money "s worth. If you are going A yer’s Pills and was entir in English ench, German or Swedish Since that time, I m M hem in you had better get out your old spelling furnished [ *. Tber book and brush up. turned to his father’s home near Green same can he had for 10 and 20 cents at the Eagle Parlor? Children's hair cut ville. ting 15 cents. It pays to go to W. S. Reynolds for T chet O f f i c e - Forest Gro e If you want to patronize home in watches, jewelry and spectacles, also for first-cl ass watch repairing. Opposite dustry go to the Forest Grove Manu facturing company. Building material Fire a n d A c c id e n t In su ra n c e Boos & H.’s- I better quality, better make and |f the Peace L o an s, C o llec tio n s Everybody knows that the cash buyer cheaper than those bought in Portland. j who takes his money to a credit store We have picked up in New York a big helps support the credit customer’s bargain in laces and satin ribbons. Wc | family as well as his own. I J. I. KjMIGJHT, are selling them at from 5 to 10 cents a Was your account ever more than you yard; actual value 10 to 25 cents a vard. 1 thought it should be? Wasit r.ot because Fire Insurance See our window display. Caples & ^^■ tlian 1 f I, » 1 you were charged more for goods Thomas. nee, etc., done quickly and leatly and at a' moderate n ice.................................. ...and Loan Broker. y0npaidwhe„ buying for casi.? BORO Any one having any of the large- grained rye, commonly known as wild I goose or barley rye will confer a favor on one of the numerous readers of the H atchet by leaving word at this office. O regon j Many cows have been imprisoned in j the city pound of late for violating the j curfew ordinance by staving out later j, j than 9 o'clock when all good cows should of th e --— - | Be at home instead of gadding the streets. ÜÜ; nx & L rk AGENTS hl[ H n i r ’ ip » / ^ lA v I lT L f, I? '* r. n I Mr. J. D. Rodes, our local hone trader, k** l*s»*d his place to Mr. Charles Rey- * nolds o f the firm of Reynols & Hoffman, and will probably go South with the ■ formation, r( i l coming o f rainy weather. i Messrs. Jones, S. A. I). Puter and H. | W. Scott, loaded with four horses went /'i * 'HI (ISj M a p s iU ld T i u k p t s I ’nto l *ie hone country between the a ,. ' Wilson and Salmonberry last Friday in • < an on or w rite search of elk. They expect to lie away I two weeks. l . -COX A B R O ., A g e n t s . GROVE, OR., t • BAXTER, 135 Front Portland, Or. A good location for a small general merchandise stole i» Thatcher, three and a half miles north west of Forest Grove. The little town has grown won- S t ., derfully of late and is the center of a | prosperous neighborhood. Found.—A dark hay marc weighing | about uxx> lbs., slim neck, main and * llir UPC* 0 tai* sl,0<* onIv in fro,,t’ ontl1' farm r» /^ a r (V ' > J | X of Albert Bennett near Greenville about Aug. 28 th. Owner can obtain same by proving property and paying cost of *ja»t received a lull line of keep and advertising. Senator Hughes has sent eff an exhibit ! to the Portland Exposition so that Washington county may not go unrep resented there. The mammoth golden pumpkins, giant corn and wheat, per pattern. Also a full and fect potatoes and hops in magnificent 1 hoe of extras for the McCor- | clusters will reflect credit on this, one of They have also a line the greatest of Oregon's agricultural L l l ?| j ’ J frS O N k C o r m ic k (sting; Machine _ - ^plete line n / k .« « counties. The usual reception to new students » occurred at the Ladies’ hall Friday even- *»INE, OILS, ETC, SCVTHES F ORT s g *S, R op g ETC Th *■ a « * the w ant, o f rfl>e harvest o f 1806 ^ ° * 0 ' Z r AV *«« “ •* Bailev recited and Misses Scott, Parker aml Jj,ew irt 9o!os' Mrs C°°*' new director of the conservatory, played charm ingly. Townspeople pronounced FO R EST GROVE, the reception the best in late years and T all the students confess to having en- »10 i'v','- fAITHFTt. MEN or ¡oyed the evening. The matching of ^ « » ‘r " i,al«ryI IT*0.blp«j'»bi« parts o f quotations which bad been given • i& a S v iS s c s K out on ,lip’ hrought out man-v lDdicroa, * • 'i,ar Building, otlcago. j combinations. Caples & Thomas Whoa! Stop at the . . . Last Chance Grocery. Fishing Tackle and all necessary supplies for a camp outfit. A. C. S GALES CREEK. J \. ,