[ a b o u t
to w n
.
Of- Colt trat hack t.
! letter part of tht mJv *** Gr0T* th«
Caphn haa • kick in another column.
l ,od» water at the Home Bakery. I *** clo«inj o f t ï w kk’ 1f r*Wn her* by Eon’t fail to read bia kick.
«turned to
w Weacott viaited Portland Eaatern O r ^ n Monday.
Prof. Lloyd left Wednesday for South
ern Oregon where he will spend two
. The Hom* Bakery has a
Dew kind of weeks visiting Crater lake and other
|ce cream that is.
.tionery, City Drug Store.
“ T rap p .- i . W,yuP " They call points of interest. Early in July he goes
ice c r e a m and ice cream soda
- HP
though.
Try it. TUn •* no trap in it into the Sonnd region where he will
raider's Home Bakery.
spend the summer collecting specimens
Mr- James Shepherd i. i
[jfliam Glare left for Seattle
>n Portland for Columbia college.
ty morning.
A. P. Venenis agent for the latest im
the - -
°* ««
. sold at a reasonable profit at
chapter of the E.ster8n S u rd “ “ Gr8nd proved, High Arm Singer sewing ma
chine. All attachments and a five
Drug Store.
lar'c and wife returned Tuesday
C re, drawer machine for $21.00.
A pretty effect of the baccalaureate ex
p to San Francisco.
Harry Crossley is h
d8‘
t plumbing done by Chas. La- feet of fenci
*
“ J m a thousand ercises at the auditorium Sunday was
the imitation of a pipe organ by Misa
J have it done right. Office: own place and those t f h i ^ f ?>, ° D ^
Lois Parker on the organ and Miss Lee
* * * ’■ “ “ " y re“ d“ " ' I » • “ • c ~ * r . «
and Mrs. Cook on the piano. The de-
[ ails »nd glass at Abbot & Roe B
& K,ne hiv.
sceptioa would have been perfect had
e Bayley, of Newport, cousin and sand.
’ cement “ ot the musicians been in sight.
If you would have soft, silky and abun
dant hair, take good care of it. Use for
H ,y ’
I D° UnCeS that Rev- A- Rogers, recently
lunch for to or 15 cents at Mrs. j P*stor of the Congregational church a dressing Ayer’s Hair Vigor only, that
i Home Bakery.
| here' llas accepted a call to New What- being tbe most reliable and scientific
article, anci without which no toilet is
,nlt Hartman nee Mrs. Alonzo I L° m’ 4sh'' at a S00*1 salary.
complete. It keeps the scalp clean,
,ho ha- resided here the past
All who have revived b-et g
cool and healthy.
for Baker City whe she and h r ' soop eceive blank re;, , ti
the,
Mr. Geo. i. Hall, lately of this county
are requested to fill out and fia
,
»ill make their new home.
but more recently teaching at St. Helens,
in as a full report cf the crop : ..
in town go to Mrs. Kreider’
successfully p.ssed his bar examination
not get the blanks to.. Henry
kery for a good 15 cent lunch.
writh high credit and has been admitted to
wii: be pleareo tc supply tit«.-..
practice in the courts. He has also beeu
s. Best left Tuesday for Mon-
Mr. Ben Patterson, of Heppner, a appointed general deputy prosecuting
student ofP .U . three or four years ago attorney for this fifth judicial district
|ur dealer for Crescent flour, spent Friday and Saturday here lie
an-, it is understood will go into partner
iven’t it request them to get it. has just completed his studies at the ship with District Attorney Cleeton,
tla Parker is visiting her aunt University at Buffalo, N. Y.
Persons indebted to Dr. G. W. Cole
id this week.
A. r Boos has a large stock of ma will please pay some to Mrs Cole or J. C.
chine oil.
Clark and obtain receipt. All accounts
to loan in sums to suit. Rooms
Shute Building, Hillsboro, Or.
Mrs. W. D. Hare, Misses Osmund, contracted prior to Jan. 1, 1897, remain
ing unpaid, will be collected by process
R. Cornelius is attending the Miss Lura Waggener Dr. A. B. Bailey
and Dr. Linklater, of Hillsboro, attended of law if not paid within a short time.
r urge, visited him Tuesday
Kiting
The Congregationalist, of Boston an-
in Portland this week.
the Grand Chapter of the order of the
like good bread, try the Cres- Eastern Star, which met in Portland
and you will use no other.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
iwbury, of Monmouth, is in the
When you come from the country get
immencement.
your meals at the Western hotel. Every
ire troubled w ith Catarrh, Sore
Lung Disease consult Dr. C.
esJohnson, of Dilley, and Gilt-
J. Reynolds are attending the
E n c a m p m e n t at Independence.
: ca be had at an hot: » v. 1
Hotel.
r. Buxton is announced in the
papers to give the Alumni ad-
he Agricultural College com-
it nex week.
sjost reeeived a fresh supply
id coffee from San Francisco
ries are the best in the market.
Hips, of Northwestern Iowa, is
ian's hotel, looking over the
r land for himself and a num-
nds at his home.
Trustees Napoleon Davis, Newton Mc
Coy andj. T. Whalley, of Portland, L.
H. Andrews, of Oregon City, A. P. Gil
bert, ol Salem, Myron Eells, of Union,
Wash., ,are attending commencement
thing neat and clean and a good meal for here. Mrs. Whalley accompanies Mr.
Whallev.
• •
25 cents.
Constable Vaughn made a trip beyond
The boys of the college Glee club are Wapato Lake, Wednesday morning,
congratulating themselves that although serving papers in a civil suit.
their minstrel show was barred out from
Gregg's cash shoe store has no kick to
the auditorium it drew into the audience
make dealing exclusively in shoes that
all but two of the faculty.
were made in 1897. That means low
Teeth extracted with Nitrous-Oxide
prices even if you wear No. 2 % 3 or
Gas, a pleasant anaesthetic, perfectly
you are entitled to all sizes and widths.
safe, by Dr. O. C. Hiatt, Woods &
Before making your purchase in shoes
Caples building. Satisfaction or no
call ut Greggs cash shoe store and be fit
charge.
ted in new fresh clean goods, no bank
To prevent burglarsfrom blowing open rupt stock in mine but I can and w ill
their safes, business men since the bauk meet bankrupt prices. See our stock of
closed, have liung on the knobs of their ladies’ Oxfords.—J. L. Gregg.
safes notes telling how they may be
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Bagley
opened, and saying that the safe contains
and Banker Schute, of Hillsboro, were
nothing but books and papers.
in town on business Wednesday.
A square meal can be had at the
Caples is Kicking all the small Ladies
Western Hotel for 25 cents, .ucches 15
shoes out of the store. Now is the time
cents.
to get those small feet fitted at a small
de bread, pies, and cakes at
lider’s Home Bakery. It is
Mrs. Lizzie Schultz, manager of Wash
1 buy than to bake.
ington county for the Viavi company, is
people of North Dakota, seek- located in the Dr. Large cottage east of
tion stopped in Hillsboro Tues- the Christian church.
y have been looking over the
When the spring time comes, “ gentle
1 of the Northwest and will go .Annie,” like all other ser siblc persons,
: valley.
will cleanse the liver and renovate the
price.
The University trustees held a meeting
Tuesday evening with five members from
abroad and Messers. A. Hinman and C.
F. Clapp, the resident members, but as
it takes eight for a quorum nothing was
done except grant degrees, which have
system with DeWitt’s Little Early to be ratified later, and the board ad
Risers, famous little pills for the liver journed to meet Monday in Portland.
ana *•
the vesr round.
Sheriff Bradford was in the Grove
Call on Haines & Bailey before selling Wednesday and made a pleasant call to
the H a t c h k t .
your mohrit.
S. Hughes & Son of Forest Grove, Ore
If the hair is falling out, or turning
grav, requiring a stimulant with nourish gon, are again on the market with a
ing and coloring food, Hall s \ egetable | full and complete line of McCormick
We also have on
Scicilian Hair Renewer is just the speci- I harvesting goods.
hand all goods required in the harvest
fic.
or hay field. We also carry a line of
C. L. Hinman has a fine lot of saddles. Eldorado lubricating oils which have
Ladies wishing to talk with Mrs. been thoroughly tested for their wearing
Schultz about the famous home remedy, qualities. Also prims, oils, brushes,
Viavi, will find her at home on Satur screen doors and many other beautiful
days. Mail orders promptly attended and useful things.
stock of fine confectionery at
der’s Home Bakery.
10 cents hair, cutting 25 cents
tie Band-Box Barber Shop, one
of Hayden & Buxton’s
meat market. Good work and
attention,— Liles & Allen,
Mrs. Geo. L. Smith drove to
iaturday, and remained to the
:ar Grand Chapter.
1 . Graves, of Portland, will do
»work Thursday, Friday and
Jfeach week until the doctor’s
s strong enough to do work.
* is a graduate of the Univei- to.
ichigan.
Fred McLeod, of Dilley, has quite re
of Hillsboro people are at- covered from his long illness and is fear
t exercises of commencement ing that he will not be able much longer
to play the part of invalid but will have
and Brown pay cash for to go to work. A healthy color and a
by, wool, hides, pelts, brass, tendency toward corpulency betray that
he is no longer a sick man.
d old rubber.
Go to the Little llandbox Barber shop
for an easy shave and a neat hair cut.
A i . lkn & I.1US, barbers.
The Lciayville acbool cloaca Friday.
For Sale.— Two Winchester rifles ;
worth $10 for sale for $3.50 each. A. P.j
Venen.
Mrs. Henderson, of Gaston, is in town
attending the exercises at the Univer-1
sity.
A. T. Bojs has just received a good
stock ot dry goeds, notions, hats and 1
shoes.
Rev. Mr. Water», for five years pastor
of the M. E. church here, is in town
visiting friends.
Parties going East or South should get 1
a ticket over the S. P. Ry. I. W. Patter
son, agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, of Greenville,
came in Wednesday to witness the grad
uation of their sou, Charles.
Persons coming from a distance to
trade in Forest Grove should remember
that meals can be had at all hours at the
Western Hotel. A good lunch can be
had for 15 cents or a regular meal for 25
cents.
.
„ere
Ohm * ™
*ui equal
oe»r ^ « « « « - jn June h»» not been kaown for many
Ir —
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Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
A Mistake.— Last week Mr. A. P.
Mr. Ed. Naylor wa* in Portland two
Venen advertised the new ’97 Model High
days this week attending to business af
Arm five drawer, Singer sewing machine
fairs..
for $21, but the price should have read
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, of Huntington,
wire among the commencement visitors.
Mr. Charles Bateman, of Gales Creek,
Mr. Herb Matteson, of Gaston, was do
is in town to repair the damage done to
the plastering of Dr. Ward’s residence ing business in the Grove Wednesday.
by fire.
The state Sunday school convention
The S. P. Ry. is the oldest railroad, meets iu The Dalles June 28-30.
best road bed, safest, and most accomo
Rev. Mr. Wilbur, associate pastor ot
dating, of any railroad on the Pacific the First Unilerian church at Portland
Coast. Buy a ticket at Hatchet office. and president of the Mazamas, is in town
I. W. Patterson, agent.
i this week.
Reedville school closes Friday after
Rev. W. H. Ackerman, pastor of the
noon. Wm. Rassmussen and Agnes First Congregational church of Portland,
Imlay have passed the county examin is in town.
ation and will receive common school
Dr. C. L. Large reports a daughter
diplomas.
born to the wife of the Czar of Russia on
I have several fine violins direct from the 10th.
the wholesalers $10. Violins will go for
Mrs. Geo. W. Stinchcombe and child
$4-50, $15 ones for $5.75, and $25, instru
ren
arrived Saturday from Michigan,
ments for $8, given on ten days trial.
All other kinds of instruments propor where they have been for sometime, and
»■ ' remain with Mrs. Stinchcombe’s
tionately low iu price, silvered steel
•later, ” rs. Buchanan.
strings. A. P. Venen.
a (jurty of three Indian women and a
Messrs. A. E. Smith and Geo. E.
man were very much disgusted at being
Easterly, who are driving through the
taken for the advance guard of the Mexi
country representing the McMinnville
can gypsies and being treated accord
broom factory, were here Wednesday.
ingly. They were in town Wednesday.
Personal.— The gentleman who 1-
Failure with the bank makes no differ
noyed toe congregation last Sunday I. >
ence with Haiqes & Bailey’s business.
continually coughing wil: fiud insta.:
They an ttil’. prepared for business as
relief by using One Minute Cou^b Cure
usual.
a speedy and harmless remedy for throat
aud lung troul:!~s.
Rev. Mr. Huutingtou, an old resident,
is
visiting at Prof. Marsh’s home. His
Mr. A. Morrill and family, of Glen-
wood, spent Friday in towu. Mr. M. is a home until recently has been in Califor
deputy assessor and will remain here for nia but he is now visiting his sous in
two weeks or so examining into th* Eastern. Oregon.
wealth of our citizens.
Ileury Hamilton returned yesterday
All persons indebted to the Miller's
Pharmacy will save cost by paying up at
once, as all accounts not settled will La-
placed in a collector’s hands.
from Southern
been putting in
claim in which
own. lie will
Fourth.
Oregon where he
the stamp mill on
Ingles, Friday and
remain until after
It is the Best oh E»rth.
That is what Edwin da & 1 trker, mer
chants of Plains, tin., say of Chamber
lain's Pain Halm, for rheumatism, lame
back, deep seated »ml muscular pains.
Sold by J. C. Clark, drug-rii-t.
Notice.
Pacific University, as a Government
Repository, offers the free use of that
part of its library to tbe public for pur
poses of reference, as follow»; Tile upper
room at the North end of Mursli Hall will
be open each morning except Sunday
from 9 to 12, until farther notice.
Jos. W. M arsh , librarian.
Notice.
The P'armer’s Hotel, at Gaston, has re
opened and will be conducted in the
same homelike manner as before b y j .
W. Bates, son-in-law, of the late W. F.
Ralston.
Save Your G rain.
Few realize that each squirrel destroy»
$1.50 worth of grain anmiaily. Wake-
lee’s Squirrel and Gopher Exterminator
is the most effective and economical poi
son known. Price reduced to 30 cents,
J. C. Smock, Agent, Sherwood. For sale
by J. C. Clark, druggist.
D entistry.
Dr. R. H. Ilovey having located ia
Forest Grove for the practice of dentistry
takes this method of informing the pub
lic that he is prepared to do any work ia
that liue. Office iu Ingles & l ’urter’»
hnildinu
has
tl e
he
the
Mr. Henry Wirtz has raised as an expe
Invitations have been received to the
riment some flax in his garden which
looks thrifty and as though flax raising marriage of Miss France» M. Rowe to
Rev. Johu Wesley Taylorat Chattanooga,
might be profitably carried oti here.
Teun., on July 7. Miss Rowe resided
The Verboort school closesuext week,
here until last year and the many friends
probably Thursday. Maggie Reiling
of her family here wish her life’s every
and Pius L. Moore have completed the
joy.
common school course and will receive
Notice is hereby given that the partnir-
county diplomas.
ship heretofore existing under the firm
For Diamond Dyes, go to A. T. Boos’.
name of LaCour.se & Brown have dis
Will furnish sulphpr, burlap and funds solved, and the business will lie conli 11-
to care for the coming hop crop. For ueil by Mr. LaCourse at the old stand
terms call on Edward L. Naylor, our first door east of S. Hughes & Son’s,
local agent, at his office at Forest Grove, l-'orest Grove, Oregon.
Or., or the J. M. Russell Co. Portland,
Tbe conductor’s annual excursion to
Or.
Salem comes next Sunday, 20th. Round
Go to Abbott & Roe and rent a cres trip is $1.00 from all stations, children
cent bicycle and never walk hotne.
50 cents. A big crowd went from here
Mr. John Bocktr, of Greenville, who last year and everybody enjoyed it
has gone to California for his health, is Time for train is: Gaston 6:40 a. m.;
reported in a recent letter from his son Dilley 6:50; Forest Grove 6:55; Cornelius
to be much benefited J already by tbe 7:00; Hillsboro- 7:10; Reedville 7:20;
Beaverton 7:30.
change of climate.
j
in m u r j.
If there is «ny reason w h y you should use
any sarsaparilla, there is every reason w h y you
sh ould use A y e r ’s.
W hen you take sarsaparilla
you take it to cure d is e a s e ; you want to he cured
as q u ic k ly as possible and as ch eap ly as possible.
T h a t is why you should use A y e r ’s : it cures
q u ic k ly and c h e ap ly — and it cures to stay. M any
people write us : “ I would sooner h ave one bottle
of A y e r ’s S arsap arilla than three of any other
k i n d .” A d r u g g ist writes that ‘ ‘ one bottle of
A y e r ’s will g iv e more benefit than six of any other
kind.
If one bottle of A y e r ’s will do the w ork
of three it must h a r e the strength of three at the
cost of one. T h e r e ’s the point iu a nutshell. It
pays eve ry w ay to use
The tax roll will be closed on June 25
so that the sheriff may close up his
books before July 1.
Last Saturday. S. L. Cline shipped
from this city to the Washington caunty
mills at Forest Grove, 3,000 bushels of
milling wheat.— Corvallis Gazette, Jur e
The H atchet is in receipt of a com
11. Forest Grove not only affords a
munication
from Mr. J. B. Prickett, of
market for Washington county’s wheat
School rulers free at Gregg’s Shoe
the Labor Exchange, regarding the ar
sett and Miss Sadie Bennett,
but takes tbe surplus of the valley.
ticle "Pop-ed Out’ ’ of last week. Com
'Lake, were in town Wedues- Store.
Wanted— All kinds of fat stock.—John mencement rush prevents its publication
Mr. W. H. H. Myers is in Portland at
McNamer, Forest Grove.
now but it will appear in the next issue.
lesyou tired to read the H a t - tending the Pioneer and Indian War
Arthur L. Denny, of LaFayette, at
Veteran meetings.
The Oregonian
Married.— Rev. Mr. Clapp, Wednesday
' George L. Sm ilu's and buy
tended the commencement exercises.
noon, at tbe home of Mrs. Krieder in
splendid couches. With one speaks of Mr. Myers as the political sage
Cream Trappe, the latest, at Mrs. this city, united in marriage Mr. Robert
*t tired feeling vanishes and o f Washington county ^ appaienriy
Alexander and mrs. Emma Sheldon.
Krieder's Home Bakery.
1 the H atchkt and become not recognizing “ Buck a;>
After tbe ceremony refieshments of
locates
him
at
Wapato.
*ppy.
Mrs. Schulmerich, of Hillsboro visited
cream and cake were served. The bride
jockey Club toilet soap. Large cake, friends in the Grove this week.
Ransom and daughter
and groom left on tbe evening Portland
Pendleton to visit during five cents. City Drug Store.
Geo. L. Smith ha- iast received a good train for a short trip and on their return
Mrs. Frank Johnson was in Tuesday, stock of hammocks au l some fine cro will make their home on Mr. Alexan
and had expert tooth extractor Dr. Hiatt quet set-.
der's farm. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
rindows and mouldi igs a
e x t r a c t a number of difficult teeth un-
Abbott & Roe.
Mr. Hartley and wife, of Greenville, have the best wishes of a wide circle of
r S
influence of the new remedy ad
were in attendance at the graduating friends and acquaintances for their fu
1 *t the Home Bakery.
ministered by Dr. C. L. Large. .
exercises Wednesday. Their son being ture success and happiness.
»S- T. Crow and T. J. Thorp j turned home highly pleased.
A very happy social dance was given
a graduate.
‘dependence Wednesday to 1
... find the finest perfumes in
by the students Wednesday evening at
Waters and Banks have had the rollers
“cauipment of the G. A. R. ^
>t ,he city Drug store.
Verts ball after the concert. About
of their feed mill corrugated and are now twenty couples attended.
Walker’s
Ti HcTCHKT Printery is settled in ready to grind feed finely and evenly.
orchestra furnished music.
ll»s just received a large .
ie
;n the Hinman brick on Bring on your feed.
The finest bunch of cattle that ever
w**e. bolts, screws, and etc. ,*s “ ** ^ t , nd comfortably «ituated
C ,,
Main street
improved
Clark's cheese factory will pay 53 and went oat of Washington county is on ita
kantner D. D., of Salem, again. Painting
way to Portland today. They are six
to cents a hundred for milk.
address before the appearances and
, modern
teen head bought by John McNamcr of
Monday evening
on adapt the room to the n
BED SEAL IS
tbe Bergeaon boys on the Nehalem and
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Life.
printing office.
sold to tbe Portland Packing Company.
Pore 0 anulated Potash
L .tu
1 “
loropitoclt of fine
best line of oils and
r . L. Hinman h a s a ■ ■ 8'
nther
Contains no salt or other au ' '•rant,
SOAP FOAM. IS
*«rket. AU> glass aud oil for engins, cylinders and
... j w;p make more and better aoa, 'han
*
machines.
eitbei solid or crushed lye. L ng Queen ut Kitchen and Lauudi ^
Pure White, wH! not makes the clothes
«me of year when Greer
Button, Tattoo. C a p .e s
fo r s packed in sifting top car* it is n re
..-onomicsl and convenient.
yell jw nor !2*rrr the finest lase.
*!ood fresh supply of fruits ton and will •*** you "Kr
cen ts a card o f t w o d o z e n -
l
a
A yer ’ s A rgument .
Chas. Naylor lias brought to the Grove
his reoont purchase, the three year old
Coeur de Wood by Cneur d’Alene, dam
Boxwood bv Nutwood, second dam Lake
land Gm-eii by Lakeland’s Abdallah dam
of Add A ten*-, two veir 2 : 20 . who still
holds tin- record of Oregon, third dam
Prunella bv Alhambra, fourth dam
Thorougbbr- il. The North Itieil’c Rural
Spirit says this horse is considered by
all borieiii.ni l i be tin* fastest piece of
limst -fle-fi evei seen in Oregon, and e » n
now with little or 110 training show bet
ter than 2 : 2 1 gait trotter. This horse
will make tbe season in Forest Grove
and is now here in Jones’ stable. Mr.
Naylor is a judge of horses and has
brought a beauty who is bound to please
the public, and his colts' are the kind
that sell. Before making engagements,
horse owners should at least take a look
McNamer’s Tillamook stage is being at this splendid animal.
$3 for the service. $15 for the season.
well patronized now. Wednesday Rev.
F'ather Scholl came from the city of
IC riu riite Y o u r l l o w o l * YVIMi C'MMourctN.
clams and Messrs. W. H. Crosley, Mort
C an d y C a t h a r tic , e u ro c o n s tip a tio n fo re v e r.
Hallett and McNamer from the half way 10c, 2fte. If C. C. C. fa il, d ru ^ 'irists re fu n d m oney.
catnp. Monday’s passengers were Mes- V. E . W A T E R » .
C. L. B A N K A .
dames Cary and Beal, and Messrs. Hicks
and Nelson from Bay City. Tuesday the W A T E R S & HANKS
PR O PR I IÎTOHS OK
passengers lrom the Grove were John
Wirtz and G. T. Galligan. Driver Quick
reports that it has been raining in Tilla
mook since Wednesday night.
C H O P P IN G ON T H U R S D A Y
Feed Chopping Mill
Messrs. J. A. Abbott and C. O. Roe go
to Salem today to identify a Crescent
wheel which was stolen from them some
time ago. A week ago Tuesday Frank
Lewis, a young fellow, quarter blood
Indian, who has been staying near
Thatch-rr, wanted to rent a bicycle of
Abbott Sc Roe with which to go to Salem
and finally secured one after the man
with whom he had been stopping
vouched for him. Two or three days
later the firm received word from the
Salem chief of police that a boy had been
trying to dispose of the wheel there at
so low a price as to excite suspicion and
on examination had confe.-sed that the
machine was not his. Tbe firm went up
Saturday to identify their property bat
the caae was continued and they here
again had to go as a young attorney haa
been appointed by the court for the de
fense and be is fighting for fee» though
his client is ’ ready to conL-as aud the
matter is clearly proven.
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G o o d s d e liv e r e d in a n y p art o f c ity ,
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