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About Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1896-1897 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1896)
p ro fessio n al C ard s. A B O U T TO W N . SUMMONS. J. T. Smith is moving on his farm near ' The Misses Dosch of Portland and Miss I)r. Col« starts East Friday. Dilley. Range of New York were the guests of Mr. Leach is now able to be outdoors. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MTATff OK Oretfou, for Wn.Hhiugtou C om itv. Paints, oils and glass at Abbot & Roe's. Shirts Sc. Forest Grove Laundry and ' Miss Myers last week. PHYSICIAN AND SORCKON, Mr. Bradley and family of Bayton are Lucy L. Woodard, A Dve House. L a d i e s ' c a p e s and j a c k e t s , latest Plaintiff For school shoes, see Gregg's Show in town. v». stvles. A fine display and will be sold I . V,, , Forest Grove. W indow. All styles of toes i 1 la<lies’ and gent’ s \N. E. Bowlhv, Bertha Bowlby. 1 cheap. Haines & Bailey. Mrs. Hallett is moving into be house I lonia Stincbcombe, Mtills j [Office at Pioneer Drug Store. Shirts 8c. Forest Grove Laundry and rubbers. Gregg’» Shoe Store. S|in**hcouib-, Grade Stiuoh | formerly occupied bv Jas. Smith. com be. C. M. Keep. usHijm of ;• It will be remembered that Forest Dye House. Doors, windows ami mouldings a the estate oi Bowlhv «.V: Stinch- Grove was to have a drinking fountain Miss Eleanor Gordon closed a two coinbe. iusnlveut debtor». \V. 1 I). \v. W ARD, M. D. J- VanSehuyver, doiuf? bus! I Mrs. I)r. Cole and daughter returned Portland prices. Abbott & Roe. when the water w;orks were completed. months term at Manning Friday. nusa as w . J. Yan-chuyver A- | pUYSIClAN AN D S U R G E O N , home Saturday evening. Cronin’s steam woodsa v will do work Now is the time to put in. Co., and lhoa. H. Tongue, 1 Opening of Fall Millinery at Mrs. L. Defendant*. : on short notice cheaplv aaul well. Office st his residence, The new Jewel toe in men’s footwear Room and board for two students, near K. Hiatt. Walker, Building, Main St. To w. K. Rowlby and Bertha Bovvlbv, two of the US above named defendants: is the latest. See Gregg’s show window. Mr. J. A. Dawson and family of Green- \ the school, everything furnished, $2.25 f0BEST G R O V E , - - O REGO N . Miss Lilian Stevens, of Portland, sis In the name o f the State of Oregon you are ville have removed to Woods, Tillamook | per week, some work can be furnished Men's clothing made of Oregon goods ter-in-law* of Mr. Showers, was in town hereby required to appear an i answer the com Eumiu»tl„n for pensions every Wednesday. county. toward board if desired. Enquire at this plaint o f the plaintiff in the above entitled suit as well as Eastern make. Fine display. yesterday and today. by Monday, the 23d dav o f November, 18 % : toe office. Haines & llailey. N o tice .—O11 and after Sept. 1 all bus For Sale.—A horse and phaeton, and a same being the first day o f the next regular term DR. c . E . G E I G E R , iness must by strictly cash. Gregg’s Why do you pay 15 cents for a shave of the above named court, after iha sei** i>o oi Mr. Ashford, a traveling man for the three-quarter Jersey cow fresh in Decem this summon upon you; and if you fail to so and 25 cents for a haircut when the h o m eo path ic p h y s i c i a n Oregon Casket Co., was in town recently Shoe Store. ber. Call at this office. appear and answer, the plAintiff will apply to on a shooting trip. Men’s clothing made of Oregon goods same can be had for 10 and 20 cents at A N D SURGEON the court for the relief demanded iu her com - Mrs. Caroline Rose of Portland was in the Eagle Parlor? Children’s hair cut as well as Eastern make. Fine display. plaiut, to-wit: Kora judgment against you and iWj.isdresidenee. Iloivlby house, PacWc a ve, The new pastor, Rev. Mr. Starr, will town Wednesday and Thursday looking ting 15 cents. »V,t "1 Knrest lirove hotel. each o f you for the sum of |22), with iutcrest Haines & Bailey, preach next Sunday, morning and even after her property here. thereon at the rate o f ID per cent, per annum FORESI' G R O V B , OREGON. G. I.. Smith has carved, high back ing, at the M. K church. I f you want to patronize home in since October 1, 18J4, and the further sum of Woodsawing in any amount done Onerisi uttentlon iislil lo Medicai and Surgiial $50 attorney’» fees, and for the coats and dis- dining chairs for $1 each. Also rockers dustry go to the Forest Grove Manu pineasf!' Ili Womeu sud Children aud all diri,ule L a d ie s ’ capes and ja c k e t s , latest to beat anything. facturing company. Building material , promptly and well. Leave orders at our | bur.sempntB of this suit; that a certain mortgage 41 *a*w. styles. A line display and will be sold executed by you and the defendant I Ionia of better quality, better make and feed store. Hartrampf Bros. Siiucheome and one Geo. W. Stinchconii.e on L a d i e s ’ c a p e s and j a c k e t s , latest cheap. Haines & Hailey. cheaper than those bought in Portland, j Dr. Large reports a 68 oz. young An- j .»ugust 9, 18 %, for the purpose o f securing the styles. A fine display and will be sold D r . N i x o n , The Porter nursery has sent down a anias born to the wife of Mr. Peter payment o f a certain promissory note, and which cheap. Haines & Bailey. For 90 days: Twenty-five pounds of said mortgage is duly recorded on page 230 of sample of finely colored dried hops from Dickett of this county on the 3iinst. d e n t is t , book 27 of records o f mortgage« for Washington For snag-proof rubber boots, call at good boiling meat for $1.00. Roasts 5 its fields to the Portland Exposition. Abbott & Roe, agents for the Crescent j county, Oregon, bo foreclosed, and the laud and 6 cents a potmd. Steak 6 to 8 cents Gregg’s Shoe Store. These goods are FO R EST GROVE therein described be sold mid the proceeds ap Hours Go to Tom Madigan’s to get your a pound. Fresh Tillamook salmon every line of Bicycles. Best wheel in the plied to the satisfaction o f plaintiff’s judgment; guaranteed absolutely s mg-proof. ,a. ni. to 4 P- ni. OREGON. stoves. You may be sure he will give Monday, Wednesday and Friday even world for the money. Only $50.00. kald laud beiug particularly described as fol Main Street Councilman James Buxton has built a ing. C a s h . McNamer’s Meat Market. you a bargain. Just give him a call. cong. church y. p. S. c. e. will give an lows: Being lots 7, 8, !>, 10, 11 and 12, iu block 6, new sidewalk in front of his residence on in South I ark addition to the city of Forest Mr. U’ Ren of Oregon City, a populist “ S ” Social friday evening at 7:30. there Grove, Oregon. Washington County, Oregon. D R - O C . H IA T T Main street near the public school. OREGON ST A T E F A IR .—Opens at orator, spoke for llryan to a good sized will be a Superb and Sumptuous Spread. And for such other and further relief as to the D E N T IS T . Dandruff forms when the glands of the Salem Wednesday, Oct. 7th; closes 13th. admiSSion 10 cents, everybody come. court may appear equitable. This summons is house in Verts hall Thursday evening. served upon you by publication by order o f the skin are weakened, and if neglected, McKinley-Bryan debate. Pioneer bar- We are not gold bugs or silver bugs, baldness is sure to follow. H all’s Hair bacue. A great stock, poultry and agri T h 2 Misses Guering who have been Hon. Geo. II. Burnett, judge of the third judic cultural exposition. Fast horses; great visiting Mrs. and Mrs. H. I). Jones dur ial district of Oregon; said order being made and we’re copper bugs. Bring in vour pen Renewer is the best preventive. .ere nUeetn W ai - k s b ' s Hnl.ni.NO on Main Street, u,» nies, Caples & Thomas want to buy them. races. Grand music by Parsons. E x ing the past week returned to Portland dated September 30, 18%. «. B. HUSTON, glairs. Office hours, it a. in. to 4 p. m. Board, or board with room, in nice cursion rates. ¿-20,000 in premiums, today and will soon start East for their 26-SI Attorney for Plaintiff. Everybody knows that the cash buyer home convenient to the campus. Every purses and prizes. Admission 35c. Tennessee home. who takes his money to a credit store thing comfortable and homelike. Low N o t ic e o f A s s ig n m e n t . Mr. Geo. Reycraft, who is mining in helps support the credit customer’s rates. In q u ire at H a t c h e t o ffic e . THOMAS H. TO NGU E, In the central part of this county there family as well as his own. is a farm run by a Swede with the assist Southern Oregon, spent Tuesday and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE <>F 'RE a t t o r n e y - a t - l a w OREGON FOR WASHINGTON Cut :' ” Y Tommy the Tinner has traded his Wednesday in the Grove and returns In the matter of the Assignment 1 Wm. Watters, while picking apples blooded horse for two canaries and a ance of his two daughters. No other man today to Jacksonville. of J. G. Boos and K. H. Heitzbau- | or woman has ever been allowed upon it yesterday morning, was felled to the cage. Within an hour after the deal he H illsboro , W ashington C ounty , O r . sen, co-partuers as Boos ».V Heitz- y during their occupancy, not so much We would like one question answered hausen, insolvent debtors, for the 1 ground by a falling limb am! badly was offered and refused a bundle of from the girls’ inclinations as by the If we have free and unlimited coinage of benefit o f creditors, bruised about the forehead. Notice to Creditors: shingles for the birds. father’s will. The place is neat and silver, who will pay the expenses and You and each of you will please lake notice SMITH & BOWMAN, that the firm of Boos A; Heitzhausen. of Forest Was your account ever more than you Miss Bessie Evans, the talented young t .rifty in appearance. j what profit will they receive? Grove, Washington County, Oregon, has made thought it should be? Was it not because elocutionist who is such a favorite with a general assignment to me for the benefit of ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, their creditors. You are hereby notified to The Rebekahs gave an old fashioned I)r. M. H. Parker, of Greenville, will all you were charged more for goods than Forest Grove people, as well as with present your claims aguiiiat tlieir insolvent es- Notarial Work and Conveyancing. spelling match and social Friday even sell you anything in his store at cost for tute to me at my office, Rooms % -m l 01. W orces you paid when buying for cash? everyone else who hears her, will give ter Block. Portland, Oregon, duly verified by ing in Odd Fellows hall, Mrs. Chanler 30 days foi;cash. Twenty lbs dry granu oath Rooms 6 & 7 Morgan Illk. HII.LSBORO, O R . as by law required, wittnu three (3) mouths Our fall stock of boots, shoes and rub * recital sometime during the coming and Prin. Thomas choosing up. After the from the date ol this notice. lated sugar $1; Arbuckle’s or Lion’s cof Dated at Portlaud, Oregon, September 17. 18%. ber goods has arrived. Con meet all ; fortnight. first match an excellent lunch was served fee iSc pkg.; eggs 20c dozen. 30 R. L. .-abin, Assignee. W. M. L A N G L E Y , competition at lowest prices. Men’s The H a t c h e t has received an o ffe r and alter a second trial the winners spel It was Mr. Geo. Sm ith’s former home, heavy working boots from $ 1.50 upwards. A ttorney a n d c o u n s e l o r a t l a w from the National Democratic committee led with the result that Prin. Thomas the residence property on A and Second Gregg’s Shoe Store. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. regarding Prof. Ross’ latest work on the became the winner of the victor’s prize. streets that Prof. Greene bought last • Collections a specialty. The city council is setting a commend money question. Honest Dollars. As a These proved to be three mammoth Office:—Up-stairs, Woods & Caples able example of enterprise and improve convenience to our subscribers of the watermelons which Mr. Thomas pro week. The item read as though it were a vacant lot. Building. DEALERS IN ment about town. Councilman Large has Bryan faith we will order the book for ceeded to dissect and distribute to the Prof. W. J . Wirtz, the phrenologist, just had a board sidewalk laid along his those who desire it, to be mailed to them edification of all present. Miss Annie Pomeroy, returned Wednesday from a lecturing residence property opposite the post- from Chicago. Our charge is five cents, Congress-elect T. H. Tongue addressed tr% through Glencoe, Mountaindale and half the regular price. Sten ograp h er am i T y p e w rite r office. a large audience in V ert’s hall, Monday that region. Today he leaves for St. Councilman T. C. McNamer has had City council met in special session evening, it being the regular weekly Helens, Rainier and Tacoma. General Typewriting, Law the planking re-laid in front of his Friday evening with only Councilmen meeting of the M cKinley club though Work, Copying, Correspond ence, etc., done quickly and The long bridge near Hillsboro has butcher shop. A ditch was put through Smith and Stewart absent. The object held one clay earlier for the accommoda neatly and at a moderate which will carry off the surplus water of the meeting was to provide for addi tion of the speaker. The money issue had its defective planks replaced by new. p r i c e ..................................... Agricultural Implement«, such us this winter. tional help at the powerhouse, and so clearly set forth, protection advocated It is a step in tVe right direction though there is still room for improvement. A t H atchet O f f i c e - Forest Grove Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Harrows, and a tribute paid to the veterans whom after the minutes of the previous session I A straw taken on an excursion train Mr. E d . Heitzliausen Friday afternoon Garden Tools, Etc. Also Paints, from Ashland to the Exposition at Port had been adopted a committee o f Messrs. the republican party delights to honor Notary Public Fire and Accident Insurance land Tuesday gave McKinley 156, Bryan McNamer, Buxton and Large was ap in striking contest to the cold shoulder I while working at the stone quarry had pointed to confer with the applicants for they have ever received from the demo i the misfortune to have his right hand Oils, Lime, Plaster and Cement. Justice of the Peace Loans, Collections 57 and Palmer 7. The canvass was made three times with substantially the the position and make as advantageous crats. Mr. Tongue was at his best, and 1 caught in the cogwheel. Two badly FOREST GROVE, OREGON. arrangements as are possible. The that is saying a great deal. j mangled fingers was the result. same results. charge for lighting the M. K. church was I We have picked up in New York a big The condition of that part o f the base Messrs. Treve Jones and Fred Clayson fixed at $2.50 a month. Bills were or J . I. K J ^ I G j H T , T H E went hunting Saturday. They shot live dered paid: Hatchet Printery $3.75; Mar line road which lies within the Forest bargain in laces and satin ribbons. We are selling them at from 5 to 10 cents a China pheasants and hid them in a straw shal Harris, £22.30; J. F. Ulm, wood, Grove 'district is a crying disgrace. 'euera 1 Fire Insurance stack while looking for more. On their £04.27; H. I). Stewart, collector, $25.00. There should be enough work in this yard; actual value 10 to 25 cents a yard. district to at least put the roads in passa See our window display. Caples & . . . and Loan Broke | return with five other birds they found J . E . Bailey was credited with $25.33. THRICE-A-WKEK EDITION. ble condition. It can not be urged as Thomas. to their chagrin that the first capture Sometime ago Hon. Ira E. Purdin and an excuse that the other roads have been had been discovered and eaten up by lóti PAPER« A YEAR. The sudden stopping of the engine 18 PAGE« A WEEK. Mr. J . \V. Wheeler of Greenville became worked to tin. neglect of this for neither threw II. C. Bickett, brakeman on the O reg o n pigs. HILLSBORO Is larger than any weekly or semi- engaged in an argument on the money the Gales Creek nor the Greenville road frieglit, from the train while uncoupling State Senator Geo. C. Brownell of Ore question which so interested their friends is in decent shape. The Dilley road is cars Wednesday noon. He fell through weekly paper published and is the Lilly important Democrat “ weekly” pub gon City, will speak next Tuesday even that they requested the gentlemen to the only one that is in fair condition. ing at 7:30 in Verts hall on political meet in a formal discussion. The result Along the road to Hillsboro gravel rang the trestle by the cannery and suffered a lished in New York City. Three time* as large as the leading Republican questions, Mr. Brownell is an eloquent is that Mr. Purdin has challenged Mr. ing in size from boulders to sand has fracture oi the right arm near the wrist. 1 weekly of New York City. It will be of | Dr. Large reduced the fracture and he especial advantage to you during the speaker, able, well posted and of wonder Wheeler, and he has accepted, to meet has been dumped in a ridge which, in ful magnetism. He is a Republican but in Forest Grove, and discuss the finan the dust clouds which during the sum returned home on the evening train. I l’ i*e«i<lential C am p aign , as it is pub lished every other day, except Sunday, those differing from him politically will cial issues of the present campaign as mer shut out the view when teams are Mr. Bickett resides on Union Avenue, and has all the freshness and timeliness A R K A G E N T S OK T H E find that he treats the other side fairly set forth in the Chicago Democratic and passing, has been a constant danger for north, Portland. of a daily. It combines all the news and courteously. Tuesday night’s speech the St. Louis Republican platforms. The any one driving upon it would inevita The Mahatma exhibition last night \ with a long list of interesting depart ments, unique features, cartoons and will be one that no one should miss. <jate has been set for Saturday evening, bly be upset. I f longer neglected’ it will was not as well patronized as it deserved | graphic illustrations, the latter being a Carelessness in speech among those Oct. 10, at 7:30. Both Mr. Purdin and leave the same old half mile of mud wal to have been. In fact only eight specta specialty. All these improvements have been talking on the sidewalk and street corn- Mr. Wheeler are fair and able exponents low as last year and even if attended to tors graced the hall when the curtain made without any increase in the cost, 1 ers has become so common that profanity of their sides and the debate will be it can now only be made an exceedingly i rolled up.. These were rewarded for which remains at one dollar per year. or Information, I and obscenity are frequently beard on interesting and profitable. All are in rough road and in no ways creditable to they received their money back and had We offer this unequaled newspaper ; a free exhibition of the mysteries. Mind and W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y H a t c h e t those responsible for it. 1 Main street to the annoyance of passers vited to attend. • • • • T im e C a r d s , reading, an excellent solo, harp music together one year for $1.75. . m. , . bv. I f the talkers cannot guard their Through the campaign the H a t c h et I and puzzling spirit working were parts ’ • ' ■ Miips ami 1 l(*kf I S , longue, the city authorities should see of an interesting performance. The en will have a two-page supplement weekly in addition to regular eight-page issue. • • • • Call OH o r w rit that they be «ivv» a : - : - “ tire program o f course was not rendered The regular subscription price of the j Ladies now find a walk along Main but enough was given to show its char two papers is $2.50. H 7 ,r o n v c , 4. street embarrassing and disagreeable. acter. • NILCOX & B R O . , Agents, r y D A WatterI with his fatnily, The newly appointed pastor of the F O R E S T G R O V E , O R . j leaves today for l'ortland where lie will Methodist Episcopal church here is ■ naturally an interesting person to many When Bal»y was sic*, wo gave her Castorfo. M 0p R- W. BAXTER, 135 Front St., Import.»» t r » t »>«•» oat o f w* “ h h e “ * 'just now. Rev. S. A. Starr, that is his When she was a Child, she cried for Caatorta. proved himself worthy. During the name, is stirring, up to date and withal When »he became Miss, sho clung to Caetoria. years ofliis residence here Mr. Watters Portland, Or. a scholarly man who during his three When she Lad Children, she gave them Castor!« and his family have made many warm years pastorate at Dallas has made an friends, outside of his charge as well as enviable record. Mr Starr was brought of its membership, who regret that the up in Oregon and educated at Willamette limit set by the church to a pastor's stay Marvelotw Kesnltn. University, where afterwards for ten I in one parish prevents his return. Un years he was professor of ancient lan- I From a letter written by R ev, J . Gun- der his pastorate the M. E. Church has guages. His ministerial education was derman, oi Ifimondale, Mich., we a re prospered until now he leaves it without gained at Boston Theological Seminary. permitted to make this extract: “ I a dollar of indebtedness and with a have no hesitation in recommending Dr. membership in full connection of 192 3 toi)Jitn King’s New Discovery, as the rentilts Last Call. Bushels and with 44 probationers. The last place to get your fo i tVie lato jiscol Kvey one i ¡debted to me must call were almost marvelous in the ccse of mjr supplies until you reach T il A very pleasant surprise parly was wife. While I was pastor of the Ilaptist years j ending June and settle im: :diately. I f not paid at lamook. I cart y a full line of given Misses Rena and Maud Buxton by- Church at River Junction she was its will all be put in the once the acc<- 30:-l89H and 1895 thirty of their young friends Monday in brought down with pneumonia succeed hand of a law •r for collection. There G o o d s a n d G r o c e r ie s , honor of the former's birthday anniver ing LaGrippe, Terrible paroxysms of ptions. 1 4. N. G r a y . will te no ex sary which occurred Sunday. Games, coughing would last hours with little in Patent M e d ic in e s , refreshments ami candy were a part of terruption and it seemed as if she could tio n €'(«>■ Its C u red Conan: C ig a r s a n d T o b a c c o . the afternoon's enjoyment. The guests not survive them. A friend recom By the use o.' hiloh’s Cure. This great mended Dr. K ing's New Discovery; it werc Blanche Bailey, Vivian Bailey. t ’sttitiK Tackle and all necessary the only known remedy was quick in its work and highly satis Cough Cure Manchie Langley, Alice Cronin, Sadie for that ter >le disease. F or »ale at factory in results.” Trial bottles iree supplies for a camp outfit. Cronin, Lennie Keene. Edyth Ransom, j C lark's dru- .tore. Nida Brisbine, Edna Hamilton, Louetta at the Miller pharmacy. a r g e n t Smith, Myrtle Smith, In in Smith, jesaw afety are the watchwords r„t Speed an Buxton, Pearl Chandler, Helen Chan- gales c r e e k . Stribich, Teresa Stribich, of the age. ne Minute Cough Cure act. And Liver Complaint you have a printed dler, Kate Lillian Hyde, Rosa Free- speedily, st and never fails. Asthma K,uarant„ otl tTery bottlp of shikj„ . , bronchitis, - •gbs and cold, are cured v iu lix e r. It never fa il, to cure. Foe ^ i n ' cora Balmer, S te ll. I’almer, Maud T f l C K i ì l l C l ^ G o rU V m lo T » )} . ....... «>- travel .«*, -— - t l . kwj-e t» in Ongva. Oregon. «aUrr H»l»rr 1 I7S0, 7 » , payable payable ta te Shannon, VestaJohnaon, S by it. J. C lark, druggist. sale at C lark's drag store. tty and expense*. Poaltlon permanent. .Shannon, Kate nnau , ‘l' 17* h a I — __\ M _X * - - in i^i» .V a M V i .WI PT1 * _. Kncloie self-tddres*e 4 stamped em , Boos, Jessie Beauchamp, The National. 8tar Building. Chicago, bora o w j Grape bones at Greer’s. G. COLE, PH. G ., M. D „ S. HUGHES & SON, HARDWARE STOVES TINWARE NEW YORK WOULD, \. W ilcox & B po . IO N PACIFIC R. R. 1895 1894 ~W hwü % at the . . . ast Chance Grocery. Export ojOats IÔ95 • C. S , M il 2»
