p r o f e s s io n a l C tir ils .
Rrmlfelugof HOGS m Uta U.S.-.Inn I
„ Ü. C O LE , PH. O -, M. I).,
P h ysicia n
»HIN gt I J It cirri' .
and
S urokon -, *
v„ ;
»lai
*
Forest Grove.
NO 3
p ill Fol
I89« l8SS i S s T N
,tw Dollars
Office at Pioneer Drug Store.
I). W . W A R D , M. I).
Ir
m v S H 'IA N A N D S U R G E O N ,
,20
i( 1
200 niilhon Dollars
O'lice »I l>is reei'looce,
yOUEslT ( ¡R O V E ,
-
-
180 .-
O REGO N.
•„minuti»» I '* pcnnloDs every Wertaenday,
JOOJhilliori Dollars
FO R E ST G R O V E , O R E G O N .
So nijljoa Dollars
.„,..„1 «ttelilioil paid to Medleul and Bnrfdeal
IliiXiesai » i wiiu BinlCliildreii and all ehr, .nie
I p í ■
I D r - N i x o n ,
I Hoars
E r a . to 4 P « > -
I Jain Street
,
X T ot '^ FatA s”
OREGON.
A IIO U T
D R. O. C. H A T T
L E N T IS T .
TO W N.
DeMoss Fam ily Nov. 2.
friends J
'amuel J
Saturd
Reserved seats for D eM oss Concert on
sd e at C lark ’s Drug Store.
evening.
!
The DeMoss Fam ily are coming.
H. W. Scott was showing a Portland
man some of our real estate.
I Office in W ALK».it's Bi'iLDiN« on Main Street,-up
»faits. <')ftioe hours, 0 a. m. to 4 p. m.
*
Shirts 8c.
D ye House.
Forest Grove Laundry and
Mr. Stevens, Bryan speaker, at Y’ erts
ball M onday night.
Col. Joseph Bucher of Jtfmes B. M atth
ews Post No. 6, G . A. R. has been ap
pointed chief mustering officer of Oregon,
by I). C. Sherm an, department com
mander.
filled to hear M ayor Pennoyer, R ev. H .
L . B arkley, Hon. M. A . M iller and Ju dge
Hare discuss politics from the Bryan
standpoint. A chorus o f ladies furnish ed
M r. Geo. R . Hughes returned, W ed
enlivening songs.
nesday, from Idaho, where he has been
D o n ’ t g o E a s t u n t il y o u h a v e se e n
visiting for the past week.
the UNDERSIGNED, who can quote you
Mrs. Lois M cMahon o f Portland, for
the lowest rates, furnish you your
merly a resident here and a student o f
through tickets, sleeping-car berths, and
I*. U ., is visiting friends in town.
arrange for a pleasant trip via the Union
Harry Ball has had eight teams haul-
gravel on the Scoggins road.
Big cut in Boots, not a cut that will
make them leak* but a cut that makes
them Cheap at Caples & Thom as.
l’ acific System ,
h .
Forest Grove. Ore.
w.
Scott, Agent,
Ticklish Things.
► Coughs a r e t i c k l i s h
» things. N ow here does the
Î extravagan t saying : “ I
w a s tickled to death,”
come nearer being true, than in the case of a severe
cough. Do you know the feeling? The tickling in the
throat, th at you w rithe under and fight against, until
at last you break out in a paroxysm of cough ing?
W h y not cure the cough and enjoy unbroken re s t?
Y o u can do so b y using
M r. P. Gibson o f Gaston was in town
ou business T hursday.
Leslie Greer who has been confined
to his room by sickness far some time,
is able to be out again.
, Ftotn;
FO R EST GROVE
“ I suffered with b ro n ch itis for
n e a rly five y ea rs. My ph ysician
p rescrib ed for m e w ithout produ
cin g fav o ra b le resu lts, and finally
advised me to try A y er's C herry
P e cto ra l. I have ta k c u s ix bot
tle s of th is m ed icin e, and am now
DeMoss Concert Novem ber 2.
H all’s Vegetacle Sicilian H air Re-
ntw er is, unquestionably, the best pre
Doors, windows and m ouldings a
servative o f the hair. It is also curative
Portland prices. Abbott & Roe.
o f dandruff etter, and all scalp affec
Republican torchlight, procession and tions.
speaking in Forest Grove M onday night.
An incipient runaway was checked
Opening of Fall M illinery at Mrs. L . yesterday afternoon by Ja k e B uxton’s
B. Hiatt. YValker, Building, M ain St. catching Mr. B lan k’s team which had run
Joseph Reeves of Cornelius visited about b block from the barn where their
Washington county’s metropolis M on owner had left them.
day.
Tuesday afternoon Y’ erts hull was well
»,„1 rwWKc e. Howlby linllse, Pact«« «ve .
H
l'orv»! ' ¡ m " v hotel.
d e n t is t
Andy Y’ aughn, who has been sick fdf
a week past, is improving.
Cronin’s steam wood saw will do work
on short notice cheaply and well.
¡ homeopathic p h y s ic ia n
1 ‘ AND s u r g e o n
Grape boxes at G reer’ s.
Taints, oils and glass at Abbot & R o e’s.
Mrs. John Boyd ot Patton \ ralley is
visiting relatives in town.
Republican rally M onday
Procession and speeches.
ISO thilhon Dollars
DR. C- E. G E IG E R ,
| ,,rt
Forest Grove Laundry and
All styles o f toes in ladies’ and gent’ s
rubbers. G re g g ’s Shoe Store.
•'In bv Al
liable
DeMoss Fam ily at M. E . cliruch. •
Shirts 8c.
Dve House.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.
# T h is te stim o n ia l w ill be found in fu ll in A y er’s “ C u reb o o k ” with a
hundred o th e rs. F re e. A ddress J . C. A y er Co., L ow ell, Mass.
YOU CAN
BUY CHEAPER
OF
m S 3 is m&F mm?
^
„
,
.
.
_
a
tnving to a little strife among the merchants in Forest C.roxe
they are cutting prices very low. I would not be in style Sf
I did not take a hand in the fight. So I quote a few pricesc
There has been a little street talk Men’s Suits.
$ 3 .7 5 and upwards ! Large Assortment of Light
about the ballots being printed so as to
Football game on the campus Satur-
THO M AS H. T O N G U E,
Youths’
Su
its..
1.90 “
Prints
work a hardship on Bryan voters by
! day afternoon Newberg vs. I‘ . U.
giving the appearance that the M cK in ley Boys’ Suits
75 “
Large Assortment
I a t t o r n i *: y - a t - l a w .
Mr. and Mrs. If. D. Jones visited the
electors were the Bryan ones. A n y one
Bring your suits to be dyed and save
Men’s Shoes
95 “
h a m s ..................
metropolis Saturday and Sunday.
observing the sample ballot on the firs
BlLUaoae, WaaiUNiiTos C ol 'HT Y. On.
one dollar while patronizing home in
Boys'
Shoes-
75
“
1
All
Wool Flannel
page which follows the law exactly as to
An account of a serious runaway ac dustry. Forest Grove Laundry and D ye
form,
will
see
the
absurdity
o
f
the
claim
.
Ladies’ Shoes
65 “
Outing Flannel
House.
cident appears in the Scholls news.
SMITH & BOWMAN,
Torches— A t the torch light procession Baby Shoes
2$ “
Unbleached Canton Flannel. 7 '-e
Doctor C. L. Large reports a sou w eigh
Don’ t forget to call on H. YV. Scott foe
on Tuesday night a few o f the torches
iTTORN'EYS-AT-LAW,
lowest rates of fire and accident insur ing eleven pounds, born to the wife of
Shirting
Prints....................
flood
Heavy All Wool Dress
5
C
were taken aw ay by some persons, per
ance.
Mr. Charles Ericsson, the twenty-third
Notarial W ork anti Conveyancing,
haps under the impression they would Indigo Prints......................
Goods
Worth 50c for............ 23c
5 C
instant.
A. C. Davis and family, of Pattons
not be needed again. Persons having
loom, 6 & 7 Mor »an B lk. 111 1 . 1 .SHr >KO, O tt.
Good
Brands
Dark
Prints
Half
Wool
Dress
Goods
5 C
Charley N aylor returned to Portland any o f the torches will please bring them
i 'valley, were dc ing business in the Grove
with
his
stable
o
f
trotters
Tuesday
and
Good
Heavy
Shirting..............
5c
Saturday.
Worth 25c for..............
13c
to Mr. Barnes and oblige
W .M .LA N G LEY,
will make his headquarters this winter
T h e C o m m it t e e .
! Mr. J. W . Atwater went* Monday to
A t t o r n e y a n d c o u n s e l o r a t law
at Irvington.
Seattle where he will manage the Pacific
Republican speaking appointments:
Deputy Proaecuting Attorney.
Beginning with next Sunday Rev. Mr.
steam
laundry.
Cornelius, H . V . G ates, Oct. 30.
CuMections a specialty.
Shelley will until the close o f the year
Cedar M ill, H . V . Gates, Oct. 3 1 .
Arm and Hammer Soda.
6c Coal oil_ per g;llion
Office:—U p-stairs, Wooils A (a p le s
\\Tm. Porter of Porter’s nursery and
20C
preach in the Christian church here on
Greenville, Raleigh Stott, Oct. 30.
Building.
\ Satn Gilpin made a flying trip to North
Schilling’s
Soda
.....................
6c Corn Starch
every alternate Sunday.
Hillsboro,
Thos.
H
.
Tongue,
O
ct.
3
1
.
.........
j Yam hill Saturday.
18c Gloss Starch
T ualatin, grange hall Chas. H . Dye, Arbuckle’s Coffee............
Everybod y knows that the cash buyer
Zc
I Go to Haines & Bailey’s for Ladies’
who takes his money to a credit store Oct. 3 1 ; L . R . W ebster, N ov. 2.
Lion Coffee.................................... 18c 1 Best Vinegar
20C
Dress
Goods,
Gent’s
and
Boy’s
Clothing,
Stenographer ami Typewriter
helps support the credit customer’s
Congregational C hurch.— N ext Sund ay Best Green Coffee....................22 * 4 c *
Boots and Shoes.
Good Vinegar
IK
family as well as his own.
General T yp ew ritin g, L aw
the
pastor will conduct both ser
Work, C opying, Correspond
Best White Beans Per Sack $ , 8 5 ' 5<J lbs Liverpool S a lt.
G. L. Smith has carved, high back
vices.
T
h
e
m
orning
service
will
be
a
Doctor C. L. L a rg e ’s cousin, Miss L iz
¥>
ence, etc., done quickly and
dining chairs for $ 1 each. Also rockers
35c GoW I)ust
zie Bayley o f Newport, who has been memorial o f M iss Sarah \ \ Jam es, Climax Tobacco
neatly and at a moderate
3v)C
to beat anything.
by
the
Lo rd ’s
Sup
p r i c e ......................................
visiting him the past two weeks, left for followed
Star Tobacco.......................
4 ° ° Sa\*on Soap 20 bar box
70c
per. In the evening the address will be
A t H a t c h e t O f f i c e - F'orest G ro .e
Mr. Fred Raymond and family started a w eek’s visit in Portland today.
on,
“
L
o
ya
l
Citizenship
Expressing
Itself
H attie A x Tobacco.................... 25c
Dry
Granulated
Sugar.
fc
Saturday for San Jose, Cal., where he
John Jordan o f Glen wood, form erly
at the Ballot B o x .” A n invitation is ex- LI. S. Axle Grease Worth 10c.
Votary Public
F ire and Accident Insurance will make his home.
one o f Quantrell’ s band but now an tended to the voters of this vicinity.
5 C Double (juiek Baking Powder, irje
(■nice of the Peace
Loans, Collections
Sugar Syrup Per K e g ............ 1 25 .
If you want good goods at reasonable ardent advocate of M cK inley, was in
The full election returns will be given
prices, call at Haines & Bailey’s. They town Tuesday visiting his m any friends.
from the H a t c h e t office T uesday night
carry a large assortment.
The dwelling opposite the Michigan from 8 to i o ’clock. TheYYTestern Union
*
Have your dyeing done while the house and belonging to Mr. E . YYT. wares will be run into the building and
nice weather lasts.
Forest Grove Haines is being renovated adding con the returns as they are received b y tele
siderably to the appearance o f the pro graph will be displayed by stereopticon
Laundry and Dye House.
perty.
upon a canvas in front o f the building
Woodsawing in any amount done
Grand Republican rally at Hillsboro so that they will be visible to people in
promptly and well. Leave orders at our
Monday night.
T he speaker will be the church square. T h is is the best op
O r e g o n feed store. Hartrampf Bros.
HILLSBORO
Hon. M . L . Pipes, a sound money demo portunity afforded in the county to get
{ Mrs. Lizzie Boyd, o f Patton valley,
crat. A rousing time and everyone accurate returns prom ptly.
! was visiting in the Grove with Miss E t t a
should he there.
N ext Tuesday for twenty-four hours
Patton and the Misses Bates.
Our fall stock o f boots, shoes ami rub Oregon will be a prohibition state. A
1 « T S IId
Enlarged crayon portraits given F R E E
ber goods has arrived. Can meet all statute provides that it is “ unlawful in
wl:h every |lo purchase at Sm ith’s Fur- competition at lowest prices.
M en’s this state for any person to barter, sell,
SHORTEST.
niture Store. Ask for a coupon.
heavy working boots from $ 1.5 0 upwards. give aw ay or in any manner dispose o f
any intoxicating liquor on the d ay o f
FASTEST,
Wanted, by a c o m p ete n t g irl, a p la ce to G regg’s Shoe Store.
any general or special election o f state,
do h o u s e w o rk . A p la ce in th e co u n try
I f you want to patronize home in
S A F E S T ROUTE preferred. C all a t H a t c h e t office.
county or municipal officers, within the
dustry go to the Forest Grove M anu
state, district, county or corporation in
Building material
Men’s high rubber boots, Boston facturing company.
TO T H E
which such election is held.” T he pen- '
make, f t 75 -
Gregg’ s Shoe Store. c f better quality, better make and
alty is a fine o f $ io to $25 or im prison
cheaper
than
those
bought
in
Portland.
These goods are warranted first grade.
ment for ten to thirty days, or both.
A ll wc have ever said o f the curative
The Forest Grove Factory is shipping
The Choral Union at its m reting Mon
building material to Austin Brisbine and virtues o f A y s * ’** Sarsaparilla sinks into
Pullman Palace Sleepers
day evening elected the following of
Rev. James Campbell, of North Yam - insignificance when compared with the
ficers: President, J . YYTheelock M arsh;
Pullman Tourist Sleepers
statements made by those who have been
vice-pre ident, Mrs. E m m a Chandler;
T l
a
hill.
benefited by the use of cures seem in
treasurer, Mrs. Bertie Grim es; secretary,
Rev’ Clapp reports catching some two deed almost incredible.
HIV.
l d j l
IT ld ll
I l U U l v atJfl tliree pound trout on the Link river
K. L . N aylor; librarian, Mrs. A lice Pratt.
The third local teacher's institute will T he services o f o f Mrs. YValter Reed as
while cn his recent trip to Klamath
Free Reclining Chair Cars
1 e held at G ales Creek Oct. 30 and 31, director have been secured for the coin
county.
Steam Heat
at the school house. F rid a y evening ing year. H er ability as an instructor
James Hudson, who has lived for three
meeting for parents and patrons. S a t promises that the Union will keep up its
Pintsch Light
years on the Low ry farm, started Tues
Union Depot day for his former home at Condras, urday at 7:30 teacher’s m eeting lasting established reputation for excellence.
until 4 with noon intermission o f \ l 2 The next regular m eeting well lie one
The best o f sanitary arrangements.
Tennessee.
week from next M onday, Nov. 9, at 8
hours.
Through tickets to any point in the Bring your silks, satins, feathers, neck Miss Bessie E v a n s will give an enter o’ clock. A ll members are requested to
United States, Canada or Europe can he ties and have them dyed, steamed, tainment on Saturday evening, Nov. 7th, be present.
I
Go to Tom M adigan’s to get your
stoves. Yo u m ay be sure he will give
you a bargain. Ju st give him a call.
s have!
up anc
hitis and
verted !
h Cure.
SE.
ack Fro
cely. At
ick a pi
trol, he i
ild spirit'
it had thi
excellem
y Hon.1
hall, thi
rmed “I
;t social
the 24th
igram ca
;ets whic
;e, the 1
>rts a g<
ind goo
ssesawi
nembers
a paini
ning d
i
ì uses si'
sons the
e by
ese 1:
. Clark,
lore tb
’s Cion
■ Const:
tore.
rs, del
e the ▼
Minute
and lai
s only
tantan'
G R O C E R IE S
Miss Annie Pomeroy,
General Fire Insurance
. . . and Loan Broker.
> mew
ki'lne!
iectni’ l
,erinW
alter*»
h an'i1
¿tone
.•tun1
on»- 1
?ti*er*
it JO?1
J,
Pacific Sv«
GRAND
i
East, North and South
ox
Ill(‘ F;ist M
/lil Route
AT
FOREST GROVE,
Monday Evening, Xov.
obtained of
, Cons
f, Yell
live c
I c a r r y a g o o d s t o c k o f D l t Y GOO D S, BOO M
a n d S H O E S , a n d mee t a n y h o n e s t coni peti
tion- C o m e to G a s t o n a n d t r a d e w he r e yo u
ca n b a y goods cheap.
d. I. KpflGjHT,
pressed and renovated at the Forest
H. YV. SCOTT,
A gent.
fo re s t G r o v e , O r e g o n .
Stop at the . . .
last Tlianee Grocery.
The last place to get your
supplies until you reach T il
lamook. I c a n y a full line of
DrV Goods and Groceries,
Patent Medicines,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Pishing Tactile and alt necessary
supplies for a camp outfit.
S a r g e n t ,
gales c r eek
The YY\ C. T . U will meet at the home
of Mrs. Chandler, treasurer. N ov. 3, at 3
S. A. D. Puter find Grant Patton, of
p, m. A special program has been pre
Portland; Geo. Jones, of Hood River,
pared and an effort will be made to make
and Horace M cKinley, of Michigan,
the meeting an interesting one. It be
started Sunday to the Nehaletn country
ing on election day. the question “ YY’ hat
on a a bear hunt.
Has YVoman to do with P o litics,'' will be
A full attendance is re
Messrs S . A. D. Puter, Wtn. Patton, discussed.
tones and M cK inley («be latter gentle- quested.— A. M. Baldrick. Secretary.
, land to meet him.
Whoa!
C.
in the Congregational church, at which
Grove Laundry and Dye House.
she will l>e assisted by the Multoplor
(Quartette and Henrietta De Beauw.
Dr. Hiatt returned from P e n d le to n Mon
Miss Evan s is an elocutionist o f rare
day, bringing with him a fine C h e h a lis
merit and everyone should make an e f
colt, also a thoroughbred. Avery Scrog
fort to attend this entertainment.
gins drove the doctor’s p a c e rs to P o rt-
.
Pres. M cClelland is now in Boston,
and is much encouraged over the pros
pect o f soon com pleting the work o f
raising the Pearsons’ Pund. In a letter
just received he has the following to say
about his work and his views o f the
pending election: ‘ ‘ I shall push the
work ol collections is fast as possible
ami feel confident that som ething will
be accomplished. T he prospect o f M c
K in le y 's election seems excellent, and
with this, confidence is com ing back.
Some o f the large factories have opened
up again, and others are preparing to do
so immediately after election.
A very
great interest is manifested in the l ’acific
man is a cousin of the presidential nom-
Mr. R. W . I.ancefield has bought the bal Coast states. There is no question about
¡nee to whom he bears a striking resemb-
ance o f the stock o f Boos & II. and has the outcome here, and hence »11 eyes are
lance) with three hear'logs and loaded for
added a large stock o f goods: Hardware, turned toward the W est. E veryw h ere I
other big game weut into the mountains tinware, groceries, boots, shoes, gent's am asked about Oregon, and I am tell
Sunday morning.
furnishing goods, etc., which he has in g everybody that thr state w ill surely
I f it does, I shall
Quite a party from the G r o v e „ e n d e d placed in charge o f Mr. J . G . Boos who go for M cK inley.
make the most o f the influence o f Paci
will
sell
them
at
very
low
prices.
Also
a
E v a n s ’ e n te rta in m e n t a t C .re en v tl.e
fic I ’ niversity as exerted through the ed
« h o o l h ou se la s t T h u rs d a y e v e n in g . large stock o f school stationery, such as
itor o f the Oregonian.
This w ill fie a
M r , W a lte r R e ed an d M .sse s P a r k e r , pens, pencils, writing paper, tablets, etc.,
good argum ent in favor o f our cause
Maud Jo n e s a n d R u th Scott b e .id e s M » . which will be sold lower than such
with business m en.”
E v a n , were on the program which was goods have ever been sold in this city.
exceptionally good.
Torch Light Procession
Parade axid.
Public Speaking
T h i s wi l l he t he last G r a n d B a l l y b e f o re
0 1 1 ( 1 O V C I ’ y M c K i l l l W 1 1 1 0 1 1 W i l l I I I 1 (M l
h a n d to t a k o p a r t . G o o d s- '¡ t k e r s a n d yoml
m u s i c w ill he f u r n i s h e d . ' ic p u b l i c Is cor-
tnd t a k e p a r t .
d i a l l y I n v i t e d to lx* preset
< » |C C tiO II
T he biggest political demonstration o f
the cam paign was on M onday night
when District Attorney Cleeton sp >ke in
the Grove. It looked more like 4th o f
Ju ly with people and team s in rows
along the streets. T w enty-five hundred
o f W ashington co u n ty’s citizens were
there. A parade with over five hundred
in line carrying flags, torches and trans-
parencies with appropriate inscriptions
marched through the principal streets ol
the business and residence portions o f
town and made a very pretty sight with
its line o f light over three blocks in
| length
and a
busi;.
j leagt
M cK
; ley c
ing •,
, Bak
' Mr
fir«
, fr*
• b
lei.
1 the ranks were t h e magor
.lie city council, p r o m in m t
•n, the veteran s', M c K i r f r y
m pany o f young la d ie s , ttf «
lub an 1 the college M cEin-
lich latter kept the air rh g -
_*rs and cries. A t the I f a s t
ch was elaborately d eoratfrf.
h set o ff a fine display o f
The even in g's s p e e c h , muim
ig. C h u rch , was listened to
mcouree and was an e x c a t
>n o f R e p u b lic a n is m .