NOTICE!
■
NOTICE!
To Loan— Some money.— Edward L.
N aylo r.
NOTICE!
* n i/
P r o p r i e t o r o f t h e P i o n e e r D r u g S t o r e , and one of Oregon’s Pioneer
* Druggists, has this week made the following reductions in the line of Drugs,
a partial list o f reductions in our patent medicines.
70 cts.
aparilla............................................................................................ form« price $1.00 ours
70 cts.
marilla............................................................................................. former price 1.00 ours
75 cts.
Sarsaparilla............................................................................................ former price 1 .00 ours
95 cts.
' ’» Safe Cure
former price 12 5 ours
95 cts.
‘s Rheumatic C u re............ : ............................................................... former price 12 5 ours
70 cts.
Cherry Pectoral ....................................................................................former price 1.00 ours
ours
$1
•25
f y ’a Golden Medical Discovery
former price i* 5 °
70 cts.
H Golden Medical D isco very................................................................former price 1.00 ours
75 cts.
Favorite Prescription............
former price i.00 ours
ours
25 cts.
..........................
former price
•35
a Discovery
.................................................................. 100 an<1 5°° s*ze ours 7° an(* 4° cts*
35 cts.
of Figs .........................................................................................................former price “ 50 cts. * ours
..............*"
A A" ll - mail orders promptly
! so o n down the full list of patent medicines. These prices are cash
ed to
G. CLiAnK,
THE LUIDE
flLUAKE DRUGGIST,
Forest Grove.
i •
ABOUT
TOW N.
Forest G rove Bakeries use
flour
C rescent
M eals 25 cents and a good lunch
cents at th e W estern hotel.
>5
I f yon want drags go to Clarks.
sells drugs.
Drs. Maybe and Mustbe.
He
Fresh oysters in ev?ry style at the
Home Bakery.
Do you want any seeds? you can
them IN BUCK at Greer’s.
A number of cattle buyers from east of
the mountains were in town last week.
Ton choose the old doctor before the young1 one. W hy?
Because you don’t want to entrust your life in Inexperienced
hands. True, the yonnr doctor m a y be experienced. Bnt
the old doctor m a a t be. Yon take no chances with Dr. Maybe,
when Dr. Mustbe Is in reach. Same with medicines as with
medicine makers — the long-tried remedy has yonr confidence.
Yon prefer experience to experiment — when yon are concerned.
The new remedy m a y be good — bnt let somebody else prove
it. Tbe old remedy m a a t be good— judged on Its record of
cures. Just one more reason for choosing A Y E R ’S Sarsa
parilla in preference to any other. It has been the standard
household sarsaparilla for half a century. Its record Inspires
confidence — 5 0 y e a r s o f c u r e s . If others m a y b e good,
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla m u s t b e. You take no chances when yon
take A Y E R ’S Sarsaparilla.
Money to loan in sums to suit. Rooms
1 and 2, Shute Building, Hillsboro, Or. j
Although Mr. Carr has gone to South- \
era Oregon, lunches can be had at all
hours. Mrs. Carr will tend to your |
wishes.
W h en you com e in from the county
get your m eals at the W estern hotel.
E v e ry th in g neat and clean and a good
m eal for 25 cents.
Mrs. S. G . M organ has gone to D ry
C reek, Idaho, to stop w ith her sister u n
til M r. M organ finds a suitable location
for th eir future hom e.
B illey Porter has been busy for the
past m onth w ith a num ber o f hands g e t - !
(go
at’s
»r old T im es.”
tin g his hop yard in shape, and is now j
busy g raftin g prunes and cherries.
¡N u ts and Fruit at W e lls’.
H ot peanuts at M acru m ’s.
A sk your dealer for Crescent flour.
I..
, ,
, ... , , u„ .
Mr. Bert Caples has been spen ding a
A Mr. M ann ing passed through town
Oils and glass a t A b b o t & R oe s
,, , • .
M r. C larence C arr, o f the W estern
I f th e y h a ve n ’t it request them to get it.
“
fe w d a v s with M cM innville friends.
M onday on his w ay up the va lley . He
H o tel, is m in in g near G ra n t’s Pass, and
peer’s and g e t your seeds In
r ,
.
I
f
you
w
ant
any
hardw
are,
paints,
oils
'
“
L adies Ox Blood O x f >rds in com toe
is lo o kin g for a location for a num ber o f
i Mrs. Carr is running the hotel very su c
! and needle toe. See G r e g g ’s shoe store. or glass, you can get a full line at A. T . fam ilies who w ill soon arrive from V ir
cessfully.
see H aines & B a ile y ’s dress
Boos'.
g in ia .
John Baxter, o f Scoggin s va lley was
Just as we go to press, we hear th a t
If you are troubled w ith C atarrh , Sore
doing business in the G rove W edn esday.
W illiam T in n er w ho has been liv in g
Mrs. Chas Rufli, w ho lived near G recn -
T
hroat
or
L
u
n
g
Disease
consult
Dr.
C.
eived, a fresh lot of taffies, at
on the S p rin g H ill farm, has rented the ,
, ,
.
. , ,
W hen yon wish good bread use C re s
„ . r
B
’
, ,
, v ille , and has been s ic k I for abou t two
E . G eig er.
A . E . Davts p ro p erty on S e v e n th S t. and
,
,,, .
cent flour it is sam e price as other flour.
r
. . f o . m . i l 11 t m v t I • years,
died oti W ednes sday and was
no
*
| l i k e good bread, try the Cres-
Soda w ater, g in ge r ale, egg soda, w ill m ove on it w ith his fam ily n ext buried in the W ilk e s ’ cem etery T hursday.
Mrs. Dennis and daugh ter V esta spent
f and you w ill use no otVer.
cham p agn e cider and all tem perance M onday.
Sun day last am ong old friends in H ills
Last W ednesday little H enry S u sb a u r,
d rin k s at M acrum ’s.
Mr. F ritz lias opened a new ga llery \
I Sou'ltern T ies in latest shades boro
who lives north o f town, w hile lead in g a
[ See G re g g 's show w indow .
Hon. H . S. Hudson has so far re over Dr. L arge's new office, aud w ill soon horse in to the stable fell on the m anger
Mrs. A tw ater, o f Sh erid a n , is visitin g
covered his health that he was able to go be m akin g photo-gravures by the load. | in such a w ay as to fracture his arm .
|S . C la rk and d a u g h te r M ary her daughter, Mrs. G. T . H ollister, this
to his borne in G aston last W ednesday L ittle by little our city begins to m arch Dr. W ard set it and a rapid recovery is
aday w ith relatives in N orth week.
up to its old pace o f prosperity.
evenin g.
exp ected , but the boy w ill ku ow w hat
N otice.— A ll persons 111 debt to Dr.
Mr. B e llin g h e i, w ho lives on North suffering is before he is en tire ly w ell.
Mr D C am p bell and fam ily w ho have
lin e o f g e n t’ s fine shoes, o x Cole will please call and settle th eir a c
been livin g on the G eo. N a ylo r farm , 4th street, has tw o alm ond trees that are
W e are sorry to hear o f th e death of
^ck, coin toe, to arrive in a fe w counts.
left M onday for E lg in w here th ey w ill now in full bloom . T h ey are robed in Mrs. N ettie G o d fre y , w ife o f O . M. G o d
beauty and well w orth lo o k in g at. T h e y
. T . Boos.
Mr. Leach has traded his house and lot m ake th eir home.
frey, o f G ales C ity . Sh e died W ednes
have borne som e good nuts for tw o sea
A. Jerom e has built a new house j n South Park for Jesse C ro sle y ’s farm
day m orning last, o f congestion o f the
T h e Free M ethodists w ill hold quarterly
fo u r acre tract east o f to rn and near Dilley.
sons.
lun gs. Sh e leaves a husband and two
m eetings in the Baptist chu rch co m
ed his fam ily to the new hom e.
Mrs. E lv ira D. F ello w s, o f M cM in n children , E lvira W . and M ax B., the la t
T here has been quite a hospital in the m encin g Saturday at 7:30 p. m. and con
)r. Byrd, o f Salem , w ho has been Sh ip ley home fur a few days, but all are tin u in g over S a b b ath .
ville , spent W edn esday L igh t in the city, ter reside in Portlan d. T h e funeral was
Ith e M acrum hom e gla d w ith her | reported belter
visitin g the R eb ek ah lodge in her offi conducted in the hom e by R ev. I. B ald
Mr. A hlstrom has m oved in to a house
for a tim e, w ent hom e last
cial cap acity as president o f the R ebekah win and the body laid to rest in River-
Mr. S. A. Bowers, o f M anning, has in South Park near G eo. S m ith 's place.
A ssem bly o f th e state. H er visit was view cem etery Portland on T hursday. 1
rented the W . T . S m ith house and w ill He has now a large com fortable house
very m uch appreciated by the R ebekah s. M r. and Mrs. G o d fn y h ave lived in
I you look w ith pleasure upon th e soon move here
and barn and is w ell situ ated .
G ales C ity for over fourteen years, and
kp c u rta in a t V erts h all do n o t
M r. S. G . M organ o f th is place w ho
A full line o f the K in gsb u ry handm ade
Mr. L u ck 's m any friends w ill be glad
have been esteem ed am ong the best
atice th a t th e H a t c h e t h a s a
w ent to R ossland, B. C ., a short lim e ago
hats.
L aiest
Styles.
Best
G oods. to learn th at he is g rad u ally im p ro vin g
citizen s there.
w ith a wood saw w rites th at he found
■ere.
N obby Fellow s. A. T. Boos.
He has had a long spell o f sickn ess and
M rs. A . In veen , residin g ixt
H enry
from three to ten feet o f £now there and
a c k n o w le d g e the receipt o f a nice
Cakes, pies and cookies ju s t lik e home will doubtless enjoy the sun shine w hen three hundred cords o f w ood ready for S t., A lto n ,
., suffered w ith sciatic
o f garden seeds bearing the
— made at the Home B akery ch ea p er it com es.
him to saw. Mr. M organ is a rustler and rh eu m atism for o ver eight m onths. She
'H o n . T h o s. H . T on gue M. C.,
than you can bake them .
H . A. C rosley has em ployed Mr. F ritz we w ish him success.
doctored for it n ea rly tin* w hole of this
“igton, D. C.
tim e, using variou s rem edies recom
Y o u can get all kin ds o f garden seeds to tak e charge o f his photo studio while
T h ursday forenoon M aster Page G a r
iSgA nna M yers began a three m onths
he
is
busy
on
th
e
outside.
A
ll
w
ork
w
ill
m ended b y friends, and w as treated by
IN B U L K , also onion sets, and E a rly
dner, o f M ountaindale, had a severe sur
^■ three m iles south-w est o f G aston,
be prom p tly attended to, and finished on
th e p h ysician s, but received no relief.
Rose potatoes at G re er’s.
g ica l operation perform ed on the upper
n day. Miss M yers is one o f the
rick h o ld e r s ’ Meeting,
A11 imita
short order.
Sh e then used one and a h a lf bottles of
rig h t arm , for necrosis. Dr. T am iesie,
A ndy H yse, o f M cM in nville, and Dan
chers in the coun ty.
C h am b e rla in ’s l ’ain B alm , w h ich effected
N
otice
i
s
t
i
j
k-ehy given to the stock-
S o rin g is surely near at hand for peo assisted by Drs. Cole, W ood and Large
Savage o f W illam in a, were in the G ro ve
a com plete core. Thi« is p ublished a t her holders o f the tF orest G rove Stone Com
ersons in debted to th e M iller’s
ple
are
beginn
in
g
to
m
ove,
and
between
successfu
lly
perform
ed
the
w
ork,
and
the fore part o f the w eek buyin g cattle.
cy w ill save cost by p ay in g up at
showers som e cle a n in g up is bein g done. the chan ces are that the little fellow request, as she w an ts others sim ilarly p an y th a t t h e ’ annual m eetin g of said
afflicted to know w h at cured her. T he com p an y will he held at the office of A.
Mr. H. H. H endrix, o f C ornelius, gave Push the good work and rem em ber that w ill now regain his h ealth.
all accoun ts not settled w ill he
and fid cen t sizes for sale by .1. C. T . Boos, fo rm erly the office of Boos &
us a pleasant call this w eek. H e has the tim e to pain t a bu ild in g is betw een
in a co llecto r’s hands.
T h e band is g iv in g som e good concerts C la rk , druggist.
H eitzhausen, in Forest G ro ve, on Mon-
been sick for some tim e and his friends mud and dust.
’. C la rk has started out for a y e a r’s
on chu rch square S atu rd ay afternoons.
dav, May 3, 1897, at 8:30 p. m., for the
are glad to see him out again.
A ne v fence in front o f his resi
T h e en tertain m en t a t V erts h a ll S a t Our people are begin n in g to appreciate
purpose of e le ctin g five directors, and the
The County’s Finance,
Com e in and see the new ed ito r and urday even in g, given by the band for the such entertain m en ts.
g n be th e first jo b and then he
L ast Saturday
transaction of such other business as
The sem iannual report o f County
tell him the news. He w ill m ake a live benefit o f the stage scen ery, was a good afternoon it rained som e but m auy la-
sh th e real estate business.
m ay com e before the meeting.
.
.
T
reasurer
A.
B.
C
a
d
y
,
m
ade
out
at
the
paper for you if you w ill all help. L e t success. C larence Sch och proved h im
dies were out to enjoy th e m usic. A
. . .
t.
.
.....
n you w ant a n y th in g in the line
Dated at Forest Grove. Oregon, April 1,
us work togeth er for the good o f the city. s elf an a cto r o f some m erit. W e hear good band stan d should be erected and close o f business on M arch 31, show s that
w ater, con fection ery, fruits, nuts,
1897.
the total receipts o f the coun ty for the
Mr. N. J. M yres, o f H eppner, is a guest th at another entertain m en t w ill be given the con certs be con tin ued regu larly.
and to bacco , ca ll at M acru m 's and
E .J . Boos,
J. G. Boos,
last six m onths am ounted to (20,145 25.
in
th
e
near
future.
at
the
hospitable
hom
e
o
f
W
.
H
.
H
.
Several persons, w ho were ru n n in g to
T find just w hat you are lo o k in g
Ass’t
Secretary.
President.
T h e cash on hand O ctober 1, 1896, was
M yers. H e was a student o f P. U . a few
S ch oo l teach ers seem to be abund an t tb e fire T uesday n ight found the holes (877 90, m a k in g a to tal o f (21,023 15.
years ago and has m any friends in these in Patton va lley . T w o teachers for one in th e broken side w alks in m any places
T h is am ount has been paid out as fo l
L ew ellin g left for h er future hom e
“ DUKE.”
parts.
sm all school should do good w ork i f they in tow n. L um ber and a little effort m ay lows:
erd eeu , W ash in gto n , last week,
The
thoroughbred
Jersey bull “ Duke"
110,701 06
As th e re a re a large num ber o f acciden ts keep busy. Perhaps one o f them w ill be found cheaper than dam ages and C o un ty W arran ts............................
d Mrs. M orice have gon e into busi-
will
make
the
season
of 1897 at my farm
doctors
bills.
T
h
e
c
ity
fath
ers
are
re
72
»
6
«
Interest on W arrau ts......................
h ere. T h e H a t c h e t w ishes them annually to bicyclists, rem em ber you can w ait u n til the n ext term before begin n in g
2,458 15 % mile west of Forest Grove, Oregon.
sp
ectfu
lly
in
vited
to
consider
th
is
sub-
School
Super!ntsudent's
Order«
w
ork.
T
h
a
t
m
ay
settle
the
m
atter
in
get special accident p o licies in th e old
success.
School Districts..
■ *« 0» Term»: For the season, (2.00.
je c t by one o f the men w ho ‘ ‘took
jvi o o
__
_
“ ^Etna o f H artford” at very low rates. th e best w ay.
509
99
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E d w a r d L. N a v u o r .
stal card received from Thos.
tu
m
b
le
."
H. W . Sco tt, agent.
5,878 21
Cash on Haud
“
M
other
G
o
o
se
”
had
a
good
com
pany
says, "M rs. K e ep and baby Mar-
T h e W . C . T . U. h eld a very in terest
Mrs. R o bb was on the sick list last o f visito rs at V erts h a ll last F rid a y e ven
are d o in g w e ll.” T h is w ill be good
in g m eeting at the hom e o f Mrs. Beuson
T h e K ev. W . II. W e av er, pastor of the
Attention, Veteran».
ing.
H
er
fam
ily
consisted
o
f
num
erous
to m any friends in F orest G rove. week, but we are glad to hear th at she is
on T u esd ay. T h e follow in g officers were U . B. C h u rch , D illsb u rg, I’»., recognizes
m
em
bers
o
f
th
e
W
orkm
an
order
and
the
I
f
you
are e n titled to an increase at
at
her
work
again.
A
good
teach
er
can
H a t c h e t sends back con gratula-
elected for th e com in g year: Mrs. Sarah th e valu e of C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough R e m
pension, em ploy J. H. Dolstrum. He
not be w ell spared from her room , and ladies o f th e D egree o f H onor. Several
children aided in th e en tertain m en t. Roberts, president; Mrs. I’ratt, secretary; edy, and does not hesitate to tell others had several y e a rs ’ experience with
Mrs. R. is a good teacher.
t received .
S p rin g styles la d ies’
T he ch aracters were all good— good as Mrs. S . B. W aters; treasurer; Miss G ood- »bout it. “ I h ave used C h a m b e rla in ’s pension departm ent at Washington, D.
S h a v in g 10 cents hair, cu ttin g 25 cents
ds. G re g g ’s Shoe Store.
^
could have been found am ong am ateurs. rich, cor. sec. T h e Union is doing a Cough R e m e d y ,” he Hays, “ and find it C. He also m akes a specialty of making
at Diamond Barber Sh o p one door w est o f
T he refrehsm ents found a good m arket. good work in our town, and every C h ris an e x ce llen t m edicine for colds, coughs out pension papers, and all kinds at
n M acrum spent Su n d a y at home, W escott's m eat m arket. G o v i w ork and
T he m oney m ade w ill be devoted to tian la d y should join w ith this organ iza and h o arsen ess.” Ho does everyo n e who n otarial w ork. L on g term loans on first
as been w ith th e engin eer corps of courteous attention. L ad i i s ’ h air cu ttin g
tion and h elp in this w ork. T he next gives it a tria l. Hold by J. C . C la rk ,
w orthy objects.
m ortgage on im proved farms and city
e A storia and C olum bia railroad a specialty. Drop in and see 113.— L iles
m eeting w ill be h e ld at Mrs. Benson’s on druggist.
property w ell insured.
T
h
e
H
a
t
c
h
e
t
insists
th
a
t
T
h
e
Pacific,
several m onths.
J u d gin g from & A llen .
T uesd ay, A p ril 20.
J. H. D o e s t r o m .J . P_
o
f
San
F
ra
n
cisco,
has
no
righ
t
to
speak
’s " looks, he has had p len ty o f
C . V . B. R ussell is now sellin g shoes
It is reported th at after the noon
Free
Lecture.
w ork and good feed. He reports for Mr. G regg. He is a good salesm an d e p recia tin g ly o f one o f our lellow c iti
round up at the p ublic school W edn es
T here w ill lie a lecture on n ext F riday
oad as m o vin g alon g towards com- and understands the business th o ro u gh ly zens as it d id in its last issue w hen sp eak
Fur Sale.
d ay, one hoy had cut a hole in his tongue
even in g A p ril 9th, in M arsh hall, by Mr.
on even during th e w inter time.
h avin g spent years in m in isterin g to the in g o f the gen tlem an w ho presided at and another o ver his e ye , another had a
Eleven acres adjoining Forest Grove,
I. A. M acrum , on th e subject, " T h e
understanding o f people. He can m ake Prof. M arsh’s birth d ay celebration . It tooth kn o cked down his throat and
6 acres in bearing fruit trees, balance in
vid Patterson, o f P ortlan d, was
N icaragua C a n a l.” T h e lectu re w ill be
said: “ H e was in n o cen tly in veigled
you happy in fittin g your feet.
hay and pasture, 8 room bouse with
others
loosened,
another
was
shedding
in g hands w ith his m any friends in
illustrated by maps and charts o f the
in to the capacious auditorium in the
T he “ com m on sense tru n k s” on e x
tears over the loss o f several peices o f can al. T he public is in vited to attend. j bath room , all nicely finished, also burn,
v ic in ity W edn esday.
H e reports
even in g, throu gh the in stru m en tality o f
hay shed, p o u ltry house, etc., fine loca
laughter, M rs. J. A . Bam ford, w ho hibition in G eo. S m ith ,s w indow m akes R ev. C . F . C la p p , w ho has m ore gu ily in cuticle and the sad exp erien ce he had T h e lecture begins at 8 o ’clo ck.
tion, also large lot in town. Address,
to A rizona last y ear on accoun t o f one wonder w hy tru nk m akers did not his m ake-up than is really good for a from sittin g down too hard. Som e good
A. M11.1.KR,
exercise
com
m
on
sense
in
th
eir
business
girls
com
forted
the
poor
fellow
s
and
h ealth, as g rea tly im p roved.
T h is
Sup erin ten den t o f H om e M ission s.”
Beet Seed.
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Forest G rove, Oregon
they soon recovered. G irls are m in ister
be good news to ‘ ‘ M am ie’s ” m an y lo n g ago. T h in k o f th e old tru nk you
N ote w h at the press has to say of F ran k
W e are requested to n otify a ll sub
lifted out from the w all e ve ry tim e you
in g angles but there is n oth ing in the
ds in this part o f O regon.
scribers for beet seed th a t the seed is j
opened it, and then shoved it back again A bram Pow ell w ho w ill lecture in the w orld lik e a boy, but another boy.
D en tistry .
large lin e o f w all-paper o f the latest to get it out o f the w ay. T hese tru n ks C h ristian ch u rch , F rid a y even in g, A p ril
now at Caples & Thom as' store, w eighed
Dr. R. I f. Ilo v e y having located ia
On Su n d ay even in g la st the churches
s and patterns at G eo. L . S m ith ’s.
stand ready to fly open and sm ile at you 9, at 7:30, p. m ., on th e su b ject o f o f the c ity united at the C hristian church out and ready for each m an. A ll th a t is Forest Grove for the practice of dentistry
"B lu n d ers.” A dm ission 10 cents. L e c
necessary is to com e in, p ay your m oney
at any m oment.
takes this method of informing tbe pub-
in the annual m eetin g o f the W a s h in g
E n g lish gen tlem an w ho had
ture to be given for the benefit o f the
and
get your seed.
Dr. H ia tt's skill as an exp ert to o th e x
lie that he is prepared to do any work ia
ton C o u n ty Bible S o cie ty . The house
Jed e x te n siv e ly ,
and
w ho had
chu rch .
that line. Office in Ingles A Porter!»
was w ell filled and the m eeting harm on i
?ht pleasure all o ver the w orld one tractor was dem onstrated in the fo llo w
“A
born elo cu tio n ist, acto r and
1 building.
rem arked th at the best fun he ever ing two instances last Sa tu rd a y. Mrs. o ra to r.” — G eo. G ilb ert Bancroft, em inent ous and in terestin g. N o ordin ary man
can m ake a speech in five m inutes, but
was in In dia w hen h u n tin g tigers, A lbert W ood from the N ehalem h a vin g law yer and phren ologist.
the three pastors o f th is c ity proved
u lly exp lain ed how he rode on an 27, and these teeth were th e most diffi
Save Yonr Grain.
“ F or th irty-five m inutes he held his
han t, th e kin d o f gun he carried and cult to e xtra ct that the dentist had ever audience spell h o u n d .” — D a ily S ta tes them selves m ore than ordin ary men by
Few realize that each squirrel destroys
doin g that. R ev. H etzler exp lain ed his
w ay th e y aroused th e tiger to action , extracted , and Mrs. John M yers o f near m an, Salem .
(1.50 worth of grain annuatly. Wake-
work and took the collection .
T h e new
a great fun and th e y enjoyed it, this city h avin g 7 extra cted . T h e y were
lee’» Squirrel and Gopher Exterminât«
“ T h e m ost eloquent speaker on the
I. A . M acrum , p resi
here cam e a tim e when it ceased to under the influence o f the new rem edy Pacific C o a s t." — D aily H erald, A lb an y , ,dicers are;
i» the most effective and economical ;
dent;
the
pastors vice-presidents;
n, and that was w hen the tiger be- adm inistered by Dr. C . L. L arge, and O regon.
•on known. Price reduced to 30 cents.
2
S. T. W a lker, secretary; J. C . G reer,
i th e hunter. T h e position , the gun. •both were h ig h ly pleased.
J. C. Smock, Agent, 8berwood. For 1
treasurer; J. W. Marsh, N. R. Wells,
p lace all seemed to conspire to m ake
by J. C. Clerk, druggist.
Mr». A n n ie Sm ith and the officers of tbe
h a r a s s in g for th e m an, and very
society constitute th e executive com
nraging for the tiger. T here are
SOAP FOAM I f
j people in th e v ic in ity of good
Contains no salt or other adulterant, mittee. Tbe depository was placed with
Made
under
U.
S.
Patent
it
must
nec
A
.
B.
Thomas
and
the
hooks
removed
ng grounds who might save trouble
and will make more and better aoup than
hemselvea by wisely remembering essarily he different from all other*. either solid or crumbed lye.
Being from Millet's Pharmacy to hi* store Mon
Pure White, will not make tbe
day evening only a few hours before tbe
the tiger may enter the field as a Contains no starch, free alkali or worth packed in sifting, top can* it it
yellow nor injure the finest lace.
less
filling.
fire.
ter.
economical and cc renient.
‘ ‘ W ill
Doors, w indows
and m o u ld in gs a
w ool). ”
Portland prices. A bbott & Roe.
p ay cash for m ohair
Edw ard L. N aylo r.
1
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111
720
1
1
H0ECAKE SOAP
HAS NO EQUAL
RED SEAL IS
Pore Granulated Potash
Get your
Horse Bills
At the
Hatchet
Printery
Que«n of Iitoh«n and Launtry