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About Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1896-1897 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1896)
A IIO U T t o w n . ^ boxes at Greer’*, All goods sold cheap at Lancefield’s. Saturday evening Miss Evans' Enter tainment Cong, church. Remember the Thanksgiving dinner. 1 sell Hoe Cake, R. W. Lancefield. * Mrs. Kreider’s bread for sale at Lance- En- field's* niiobfr tl«= Thanksgiving dinner. Paints, oils and glass at Abbot Si Roe’s. Best of the season— Miss Evans Timothy and Red clover seed for sale tertainment Saturday evening. “ I d o n 't b e l i e v e t h e r e e v e r w a * so Several hay buyers are around this week t at Lancefield's. g o o d a p i l l m a d e as A y e r ’s C a t h a r t ic " ash your white clothing with Soap and hay seems to be in good demand. r i l l s . T h e y w ill d o a ll you re c o m tin Keene of Greenville, was in j If your grocer does net sell Hoe Cake Foam, and they will never turn yellow. m e n d th e m f o r a n d e v e n m o re . Consult Dr. C. E. Geiger about the R. W. Lancefield. . W h e n I h a v e a c o ld a n d a c h e F o m Soap find one that does. , Tuesday. new remedies for painless childbirth. The good pill has a good h e a d to h e e ls , a d o s e o r t w o o f th e s e G- L. Smith has carved, high back Geo. I- Smith is spending the All styles of toes in ladies’ and gent’s p i l l s is a l l th e m e d ic in e n e e d e d to coat. The pill coat serves Enlarged crayon portraits given FREE dining chairs for f t each. Also rockers s e t m e r ig h t a g a in . F o r h e a d a c h e ,# rubbers. Gregg's Shoe Store. |ja Portland. two purposes; it protects with every $10 purchase at Sm ith’s Fur to beat anything. the pill, and disguises it to niture Store. Ask for a coupon. Ritchey, cousin o f Ur. C. L. : Hoe Cake wrappers are worth 1 cent the sensitive palate. Some coats are too heavy ; they A number of Grove people, including ,¡sited him over Sunday. apiece. Ask for Premium book. * The Choral Union will meet next won’t dissolve, and the pills they cover pass through Multnrr, ii • the ban<*’ »ttended Hillsboro's ratifica- Monday evening, 16th, at assembly room it Multorpor Quartette, Saturday the system, harmless as a bread pellet. Other coats Multorpor Quartet in Miss Evans’ En- ‘ ‘on Tuesday evening in Herrick hall at 8 o’clock. The last gl Miss Kvans’ entertainment. ore too light, and permit the speedy deterioration of tertainment Saturday evening. „ , , P , , F*on * eat lick the dishes, but meeting, which should have occurred last the pill. After 30 years exposure, Ayer’s Sugar Coated • Evans’ Kntertainment Saturday Lronin s steam woodsaw will do work »>“ke nice soft soap with Soap l oam, Monday,was postponed on account of the Pills have been found as effective as if just fresh from ig (14th) in Cong, church. Forest on short notice cheaply and well. Directions on each package * ratification. the laboratory. It’s a good pill, with a good coat. A sk your druggist for I or laundry, kitchen or bath, nothing Good Hope lodge No. 142, I. O G T I Congregational Church.— The pastor G. H. Pettittger, Portland's banjo equals Soap Foam. R. w . Lancefield. • of Cornelius, was re-organized last Fri- will speak next Sunday morning on, at Miss Evans’ Entertainment Doors, windows and mouldings a Ja>- h> SIr- M. D. Markham, state deputy. “ The Mountains,” and in the evening # T h is t e s t im o n ia l w i l l b e fo u n d in f u l l in A y e r ’ s “ C u r e b o o k ,’ w i t h • (JjV. h u n d r e d o t h e r s . F r e e . A d d r e s s ; J. C. A y e r C o., I . o w e l l , M a ss. Portland prices. Abbott ft Roe. Washington district lodge No. 25, I. O. on, ‘ ‘The Sister of Death.” ‘ ‘Come let us reason together.” Ell. Matthews, of Martinez, Cal., • • • • »• • • • • • • • • • »• • • * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1 Don’t forget to call on H. W. Scott for ^ * ’ n,e‘‘ts ' n Forest Grove, Saturday, town on * visit to his sister, Mrs. lowest rates of fire and accident insur- ?' OV' The waUr last Monday reached its at 10 0 c*ock in Good Templar’s hall. j.Crosslev. ance. highest mark. A noticable feature was ■, fresh «lo c k of fine teas at Lance - Pill Clothes. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. tisl Sale — Ladies’ full stock un Haines & Hailey carry a very large real! button shoes from (1.75 to stock o f general merchandise which they Gtegg’s Shoe Store. sell at the lowest price. , or more horses, a wagon and Wool.-awing in any amount done buggies forsale. Inquire of J. G. promptly ami well. Leave orders at our it E. H. Ilevtzhausen. feed store. Hartrampf Bros D. 0 Tom Mulligan’s to get your Big cut en Boots, not a cut that will You may lie sure he will give ; make them leak, but a cut that makes bargain. Just give him a call. them Cheap at Caples & Thomas. C T. I'. Ifiine Social at Mrs. ltald- , home one week from next Friday ' w a ^ ™ ^ “ T “' " " . , , * ashing machines, wringers, and a gen- 2Utll. Program and refresh- oral line of tin and hardware, cad at LancefieM’s. Four tilings things to remealber— remember— 1, Saturday rour rve,,,nK Nov ‘ 4 ; J, Cong, church; 3, ^ lss ^ vans> Entertainment; 4, to be sure to go. that water in Scoggins and Patton creeks was higher than in Gales Creek. Proba bly this is because the latter is freer from overhanging brush and drift. , We,srs- H- D. Jones and Joe Bailey- drove to Portland Wednesday evening awl attended the monster McKinley jubilee there. T, Dressmaking and family sewing in B“ °‘l Style at reasonable rates. Mrs. T. I)r. iVt. L. Olmstead o f Portland, one of the leading men of the order, was in town Monday and attended a meeting o f the local assembly of the United Arti sans. Mrs. Pangre, organizer, was also here several days this week and will re turn Monday. :: Great Reduction 1 ’ r i c e s I JS¡ O iiu lily V a r i e t y T o l* le a s e Stationery. E v e r y b o d y . J' resilienCe ° n Pa«fic «venue at south-east corner of campus. -,2 A first class gasoline gas plant, capa „ , , „ , , P 3 ble of supplying 400 burners, has been J°‘,n McDonald, who is in the installed in the chemical laboratory at P r e s c r ip t io n s a S p e c ia l t y . vs that the cash buyer ! Ius, a . . . .. , . , * 0* her" ,,acific Kt’,*e,ral frei«lu *■ • . ..4 * just received, a full line of misses and Portland, spent Suaday at the home of Pacific University. Such an addition P e r f u m e s , D r u g s , S c h o o l S u p p l ie s . ukrs ii' ntoney o a cre< 1 su»ri children's Kang, calf spring-heel school his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mc- has been long needed and completes the excellent equipment of the chemical de support the credit customer s , shoes. Prices ranging from $1 upwards. ! Donald partment. • The new apparatus, u well as bis own. Gregg’s Shoe Store. .... I \\ hy do you pay 15 cents for a shave which cost about $1000 , is the gift of the you pay .3.1)0 or grain es tr [ Doctor C. L- Large reports a daughter and 25 cents for a haircut when the 1st Congregational church of Spencer, tuples X- lliomas are selling the ; weighing eleven pounds, born to the same can be had for 10 and 20 cents ai Mass., and was promised to Prof. Whit nlity for $2.00. they also sell a wife of Mr. Henry Butts, of Scoggins val -1 the Eagle Parlor? Children’s hair cut- tlesey on his recent trip East. As it is Kip boot for $2.00 j iev, Sunday, the eighth inst. j ring 15 cents. so powerful it is possible it may be used ! 11 ¡kingham's Dye for the Whiskers is •> Hillsboro had a McKinley ratification1 In the result of the election given on later for general lighting of tlie college handiest, safest, surest, cleanest, Tuesday evening. A big parade, three another page, Kentucky, and probably buildings as well as lor the laboratory We do all kinds of Laundry Work in the best possible economical ami satisfactory dye bands, good speeches ami a great crowd S. Dakota, should be taken from the work. manner. Any work left with us will be promptly at vented. It is the gentleman’s fav- with lots of enthusiasm made it a sue- doubtful column and credited to McKin- tended to. We guarantee all our work. Our prices are ley, while Bryan gets Wyoming. Wanted, Timberlands. cheaper than Portland prices. Your patronage will he Martlia Traver, formerly o f the appreciated. ^ ^ *0 Parties wishing to sell Timberland Our fall stock of boots, shoes and rub- Married.— Nov. 11, at the residence of is at present studying vocal music her goods has arrived. Can meet all | the officiating minister. Rev. A. Rogers, may find it to their interest to call on, the instruction of Prof. R. A. Her- competition at lowest prices. Men’s assisted by Rev. E. W. Dixon, father of or write the undersigned at Hillsboro. nusical director of Willamette F. M. Heidcl. heavy working boots from $1.50 upwards, the bridegroom, Mr. Charles E. Dixon Hy. Gregg's ¿»hoe Store. and Miss Anna E. Hiatt, both of Forest a number of the local mushr« The precincts in which the H atchet j (Trove> are studying up from Dr. Harry TH E article on Kdible Fungi in Sun- is located (and by the way the H atchet . Honor to whom honor is due. No Oregonian and are searching out cast four o f the votes) did better by Me- ( cne with the means at his command has E X T to food, clothing and shelter, in fe species. The old test and surest, Kinley than any other precincts of any ! worked harder or been a larger factor in these days of general intelligence, bringing about the handsome majority THRICE-A-WEKK EDITION. ihether it is a mushroom or pois- size in the county. comes the newspaper as indispensable to in Washington county than Mr. F. S. toadstool, is to eat it. If you die If you want to patronize home 111-1 is I’AUES A WEEK. 1 Ô*» » Al’l* RS A Y KAIL. Barnes, a member of excutive committee material happiness. Mental starvation tone of the eatable kind. dustry go to the Forest Grove Manu of the Forest Grove McKinley club . afflicts him who is without it. He is a weed Is larger than any weekly or semi- (Forest (irove post office will be facturing company. Building material I Preaching service at the Christian weekly paper published and ia the only in humanity’s garden, if r.ot a menace to foreign (international) money or- of better quality, better make and ! church next Sunday Nov. 15, both morn important Democrat “ weekly’’ pub- society, at least a useless member of it, * the first of the year. Mr. Marsh cheaper than those bought in Portland. ing and evening by R. L. Shelly of Hills iislied in New York City. Three times I as l»r*e as the leading Republican behind the times. ipplication sometime ago and re Congressman-elect T. H. Tongue was boro. At 11 a. m. Theme “ Eucharist or weekly of New York City. It will he ol received the above favorable re- unable to be in Forest Grove Monday Lord’s Supper” . At 7:30 p. ui. Theme, What a source of comfort a good paper especial advantage to you during the Sucli accommodation was evening as courtesy required his presence “ Benefits from Attending Public Wor Presidential Campaign, as it is pub is! Here you find recorded the events of lished every other day, except Sunday, needed as there is considerable at the banquet to Speaker Reed in Port ship.” A cordial invitation to all. all the world, the present history of nations, 1 amt has all the freshness and timeliness i for it in this vicinity and no of- land. Hon. S. B. Huston also attended “ Prepare for the worst, but hope for ; o f a daily. It combines all the news the thoughts, deeds and discoveries of men. nearer than Portland or Mc- the banquet. with a long list of interesting ilepart- the best,” says the old proverb. Hope Here are pictured out life’s joys and shad t. Orders can now be drawn ; ments, unique features, cartoons and Preparatory to making a change in our for health, but be prepared for colds, ! graphic illustrations, the latter being a ows, ever teaching by stories of other’s e x in any part of the civilized business, we will now retail men and coughs, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, specialty. perience and fascinating above all fiction. boys’ all wool clothing at the wholesale or any other throat or lung difficulty by All these improvements have been made without any increase in th e cost, Here is prepared for you the choicest of room house ami two lots in price. Call early and make your selec having Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral always at which remains at one dollar per year. East Side, to exchange for tions, as bargains like these go quickly. hand. It is prompt to act, sure to cure. reading to instruct and interest. Xor is its U e offer this uucqunled newspaper iGrove or improved farm property. — Caples & Thomas. Prin. J. T. Dorrien of the Cornelius and W a s h i n g t o n C o p n t v I I a t c h k t interest for the mature alone, but all mem I together one year for $1.75. rticulars call on I)r. C. E. Geiger. Cheap Dinner.— Estimate the cost of a public school and Prill. J. M. Jones of bers of the family circle welcome its regular Through the campaign th e H a t c h k t l»y night Forest Grove ratified good Thanksgiving dinner anil you will Gaston are in town in attendance upon j wi'l have a two page su p p le m e n t w e e k ly visits. iti addition to regular e ig h t-p a g e issue. 1 McKinley’s election and the find it much more expensive than to get the teacher’s quarterly examination, be For those who have time and money to The regular subacription p rice of tile aticipation of coming prosperity your dinner of the Rebekahs. Special ing members of the county board of e x -1 ! two paper.) is $2 50. lavish the daily newspaper is an enjoyable auiiners. The sessions are being h eld! people forget the forbidding sky rates will be given to families which will in the public school annex, the former i luxury, but the real necessity is the weekly. nal rain. Quite a lengthy pro- .be announced later. academy building on the campus. Of I News is there sifted and packed so that very large for the state of the I N O TARY PUBLIC The following letters are uncalled for the seventeen candidates four are men. . was formed and marched and advertised at the postoffiec: Mrs. S. with a few minutes reading each week you ! FIR E INSURANCE The Western Union Telegraph Co. will j town with flaring torches and E. Adams, Mrs. L. M. Atchison, Miss can keep fully abreast of the times. This flags underneath transparencies i Grace Lyon, Mr. Allen, Mr. Guss Brock, establish about Dec. 1, a time service LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE is not true of the big city weeklies which the watchwords which had called ! F. Cramer, Albert M. Grubbs, Mr. Ed. plant. This is a system in operation all U. S . Land Ilujiness A Specialty are bulky and spread out, being merely . « 0 „ 1 x»- i» over the United States. The telegraph, e hosts to victory. Blasts of tin ! Keaney, L. IL zUpin, • »• ce< , through a self-winding system connected stale reprints of the daily editions. lint of nd the roar of exploding giant B. B. TICKETS, by wire with Western Union offices, fur- meanwhile deafened the night. | Thompson. a good country paper it is true, and in ad ,v iv ■ > Mrs. J. P. Yannoy, of Dilley, had nishing standard time every day at noon, rest Grove band was re-enforccd dition are given the chat of the neighbor Hillsboro band boys, and to- j twenty seven very difficult teeth ex- The establishment of this service will put STEAMSHIP TICKETS hood and local happenings. the air was lively with stirring tracted Monday under the influence o f p orcst Grove abreast of her more preten- the new preparation administered by tious neighbors. One of the really good country weeklies To all parts of the In line were many prominent MILLER PHARMACY. .J Forest («rove Laundry T. — tl (I \ t* HOUSP. J. W. ATWATER, Manager. N from other parts of the county. I)r- Ia- ^ar8c- She was rfore the procession reached it with its effects, as it occasioned no un- ail was crowded and packed pleasantness, and was absolutely fiee The room was gavly deco- from any pain, to booting and flags, and over I Go to Haines & Bailey’s for Ladies P were the significant figures of Dress Goods, Gent’s and Boy s Clot.iing, tys local majorities ‘ ‘W ashing-! Boots and Shoes. •ly 5 * 9 » Forest Grove 99.” Pres- j 'pwo Hillsboro young men were tried A. Macrum oi the McKinley 1 before Justice Smith in Hillsboro last •president of the county league ; week for having assaulted the messenger clubs, made a short open- , wj10 was carrying the retnrns from the tes* oa the occasion which had telegraph office to the court house elec- the people together and then ti~on°night. One of them, the foreman ^Kon. I.ydell Baker, secretary nf the Independent office, pleaded guilty lle railway commission. Mr. but his fine was remitted on his paying Carles were breezy and pointed tllfl costs. P*nt anecdotes. Other speak- ■ The following new star mail ^•District Attorney W. N. Bar- schedule has been apopted: ""'v Judge B. P. Cornelius, Oregon— Gales Creek to Illingworth— ^man \V. I). Woods of the L -ave Gales Creek Sunday, Tuesday and *Mr»I committee, all of Hills- Thursday at 7 a. m.. » f i v e Illingworth " •Huded humorously to the bv 4 p m ' leave Illingworth Monday, *' »hich bv their efforts had Wednesday and Friday at 7 a . n 1 , arrive 1 °P at the county seat, or Gales Creek by 4 p. tn. This service ^»claimed any responsibility, takes effect December 1 next. too busy over the county to O u r Gaston merchant forgot totell you T h o m a s sell m en s Good- •Station to what was going on lit»- Walter Reed of the col- lear Woonsocket boots, long. $3 »3 2 ^ r^atory sang beautifully “ S Ur year & " oon ■ •• • 3 60 P*nner'' and in response to Short . 2 30 encore “ Columbia, Second quality ong^ ptae ocean." The evening's Second quality s >r so *** enthusiastically received Men’s best rub * r * J * * 38 fittin g close to one ol the Men’s second qua ■ _ 30 1 ^ " and long continued cam- W om en s be tru W om en 's second qua - . . , t which the county has ever A n d t h e -«am^synip he vine. . aticaMy absent was any us- $1.25 for f t - Best quality tion over the unsuccessful gar 15 cents. Forest Grove lodge No. n o, I. O. G. |nstajjef| officers at its regular meet- ¡ng last Saturday evening. Twenty-two new members have been initiated during the past quarter. The new officers are: C. T., John Matthews; V. T., Edith Flower; secy., Oscar Baldwin; fin-sec’y., Mattie Peterson; treas., Harvey Baldwin; marshal, Dow F.lstcn; chaplain. Mrs. Annie S. Baker; past chief templar, Mrs. L. L. Patterson. Did you notice how pure and white , Soap p 0am washing powder looks? R. Lancefield following opinion was handed j the supreme court Monday: 1 'j'1 ^ Calvin Pomeroy, appellant, from Wash- ¡„gton county; reversed, and new trial or,iered. Opinion by W olverton, J. The defendant was convicted on a charge o f buying, receiving and attem pt- ing to conceal stolen property. The ex- ceptions to the ruling o f the lower court are the denial of motion for a change o f venue and refusal to instruct the jury there had not been sufficient evidence produced to sustain the conviction. The , aprenie court found no cause for disturb- ing the judgment of the lower court in respect to denying a change of venue. the evidence produced on the trial app*ar, in the bill of exceptions for the supreme court to pass upon. Error is found in the instructions given the jury hv the trjal court, in that an opinion touchi„g the motives of the w itn esses for ,le fe n d .n t was exp resw d . in Oregon, and by long odds the best in Washington county, is the W a s h i n g t o n C o i ’ n t v H a t c h e t of Forest Grove. Only one and one-half years old, it is the leading country paper of the Willamette valley, and its marvellous giowtli attests its merit. It is bright, pure and readable, its tight pages are full of news and alive with inter est. Editorially republican, it is especially interested in honest local government and is owned by no faction. Already it has lieen the means of saving hundreds of dol lars to the taxpayers of Washington county. Half the [>eople of the county now read the H a t c h e t , friends swearing by it and its enemies fearing it. While its general news service is complete and admirable, the H a t c h e t prides itself especially upon the thoroughness with which it »covers \\ ash- ington county. Words count for little, but if you will eomjiare the papers of the county you can readily make your choice. $1.50 a year is the price, and if you take it you will agree it is worth every cent of it. f 'n lil January / , tHyj, new subscribers, and old subscribers who pay arrear ages and fo r one year in advance, w ill be presented with a year's subscription to the Chicago In te r-O ce an , the leading newspaper o f the West. NEW VOlili WORLD, United States- Canada and Europe. If. W. SCOTT. GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENT AND REAL ESTATE BROKER. Office upstairs in Digit**’ Building Forest Grove, - - Oregon. HAIRCUT n e x t : WHILE YOU WAIT. Nhavi ? made easy / WIKTZ BROS. Wash 1 Ho (.'lean at the Only Laths in Town. 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