¿ e food p a r e , a t ta d d tlie io m t . hav« just received a car toad of fine oil cake meal . l will «ell at Portland priced h,Chtkey A large fruit-grower in Nelson has (ac t a tin vessel containing ordinary gas ar hung on each of his apple trees he i dr“ * u m' th0d ° f Ptctentiug A rerv s i r int° h>* fruit. A trery small percentage of his fruit was ouched by the codlin mothi whi)e tha{ m the neighboring orchards was com- pletely destroyed. He did nothing else whatever to his trees. Those hand-made harnesses at Him man's can’t be beat. lutaty Puro POWPCH CO., N1W YORK. UT TOW N. Mrs J L. Gregg pleasantly enter- amed a few friends Tuesday evening at the home of Dr. Armstrong with a pro gressive heart party. Dainty refresh- ments were served during the evening Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. £. Gregg, the Misses Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mesdames Hallett Abend and Jones, Miss Contria, Messrs Geo. R. Hughes, Treve Jones and Aus- tin Craig. Just received a fine lot of violins, also a full assortment of guitar, violin and banjo strings at Abbott & Roe’s. sums to suit. Rooms lding, Hillsboro, Or. ^Mi. and Mrs. John Johnson, of North \ arnhilt, spent Sunday with Mr. H. B. jphard, of Modesta, Johnson’s family. i aunt, Mrs. 8 . T. Waterproof leather oil, also fish and urn borne in about a neatsfoot oil at Boos. is,of Antiquity, O., was for needlessly tortured by phy- •e cure of eczema. H e was by using DeW itt’s Witch the famous healing salve for diseases. J. C. Clark, Dr. Nixon’s office has been improved with a new sheathing of weather boards. Look out for Christmas goods at Sm ith’s Furniture store next week. The place to get useful as well as beautiful presents. l a d ie s . . . . English walnuts at Greer’s. Hillsboro Election*. E. W. Haines was in Hillsboro Wed Phoenix lodge, No. 34, K. of P.—C.C., nesday on business. T. M. Keiso; V. C., James Cave; pre Make your husband save $2.00 to $5.00. I t ’s yours Gale Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, late, H. T. Lat .am ; M. of W., L. A. if he saves it. Here is the way to do it. Our at its meeting Saturday elected the fol Long; M. of F.. George Schulmerich; lowing officers for the ensuing year: A. M. of G., John F. Carstens; K. of R. T. Buxton, master; J. B. Prickett, over ami S., O. B. Gates; M. at A., George seer; James Shepherd, steward; Alvin It. Bagley; I. G., W. J. Benson ; O. U ., Haines, assistant steward; Mrs. Janies John M. Wall; trustee, R. H. Greer. Hillsboro lodge, No. 01, A. O. U. W.— Shepherd, lady assistant steward; Mrs. Orla Buxton, lecturer; Hon. David M. W., \V. O. Donaldson; foreman, J. Smith, chaplain; M. E. Dilley, gate M. Greer; overseer, W. J. Benson; re keeper; Austin Craig, secretary; Levi corder, W. II. Wehrung; financier, W. Smith, treasurer; Mr*. M. E. Dilley, D. Hare; receiver, Peter Boscow. Montezuma lodge, No. 60, 1. O. O. F. Flora; Mrs. Martha ilisbee, Ceres; Mrs. Are just that much cheaper, and better too, than any Alvin Haines, Pomona. The installa —N. G., Calvin Jack; V. G., Jerome tion will occur New Year’s day. Unu Falmateer; secretary, D. M. C. Gault; other in town. Don’t fail to see the greatest sual interest was taken in the selection treasurer, W. H. Wehrung. Men’s Suits and Men’s Overcoats $10.00 Overcoat in America. of tlieso officers as tho state grange will Fun! Fun! At Yerts hall December meet in Forest Grove vrlile they are in 10 . office. Other dealers charge $1.500. We caary a complete line of Klondike outfits. The Famous Clothing House PORTLAND, OREGON. J. C. Clark, The Druggist, OF FOREST GROVE, Is in the field again with the largest stock of Xmas Goods that ever came into Foaest Grove. Space will not permit itemizing the full assortment, but it consists of Albums, Celluloid Goods of all kinds; Toilet Sets, (all kinds and prices), Xmas Cards, Etc., Etc. Call before buying elsewhere. Yours for honest treatment, J. C. Large assortment of window shades at C L O S IN G O U T S A L E Abbott ft Roe’s, get prices and if you Of Ladies' Jackets and Capes are in need you will buy. , $ 7.50 Jackets for.................................. $ 5 . 50 ' *' “ ................................. $4 00 Ask Haines ft Bailey for their new ,$ 6 .oo ¡i5 «> " '* .............. $3 5»' Buck wheat flour. ! $4 ° ° “ *' f 3 -oo. A queer proceeding is that noted iu Call early and make your selectiou as this week’s court house news where bargains like these ure snapped up Ledrick s admiuistrator is "authorized quickly. to employ counsel to assist in prosecut W o o ds , C a pi . es & T homas ing the party accused of the murder.” The probate judge has very strauge ideas Ask your dealers for Crescent flour. of what are legitimate expenses of ad Why not use the best in the market when ministration. Washington county is it is the same price? not so lawless that private aid is ujeded Surprise Party at Dilley. to assist the state in prosecuting crimi Tuesday evening about twenty of Miss nals. If the prosecuting attorney must have an assistant let the CJUHty | Stella Richardson’s young friends gavo court foot the bill and not tax it on the her a very onjoyable surprise party at estate of a dead man. It is enough that [ her home. Games were played until the estate had to offer a reward for the eleven o’clock when the guests wero murderer’s arrest. If convction should ushered into the dinning room where re be secured we will probably hear that freshments were served. They were "the administrator has been authorized to i then entertained by tho hostess and euiploy a hangman to assist the sheriff others with vocal and instrumental in executing the party convicted of the music until twelve o’clock when tho murder of the said John D. Ledrick ” ! guests returned to their respective Great are the powers of the probate judge liomeB, each thinking that he had en joyed the most successful party of tho and wonderfully are they exercised. season. Money to loan ou well improved farms at S per cent. Apply to Mary F. Fun ahead ! At Yerts hall on De- Nixon. tf cember 10 . Mr. T. H. Adams visited at Kalama, Avery Porter, at his farm near town, Wheat 66 cents. lladigan spent the forepart Wash., last week. has 200 colds of dry oak and fir wood Mrs. G. T. Hollister is visiting her in Portland visiting his George L. Smith having sold out all which he wiil deliver at market price. father’s folks reai Louisville, Polk of liis sewing machines, even his sam It is a matter of general comment how county, Oregon. She will lie absent idling to talk with Mrs. ples, has placed another order and ex quickly one of the Lee family went to two weeks. ..the famous home remedy, pects them in a few days. the penitentiary after Cougreesman For a cook stove go to Tom Madigan’s. ind her at home on Satur- Miss Emma Timms, of Hillsdale, has Tongue left the county. orders promptly attended returned to attend the university. Amount paid in to county tre..ourer Go to Reynolds’ for watch, clock and during A. B. Cady’s official services up jewelry repairing at reasonable prices. Mrs. M. B. Ford, Kuddell’s, 111., suf to December 1 , 1897 is $122,657.33, of court is in session at fered for eight years from dyspepsia and Second door North of Boos’. Report of Laurel Ridge school district Deutistry. which $3,250.16 remains casli on hand. No. 47 for month beginning Nov. 1 and iweek. chronic constipation and was finally The president’s message appears iu Dr. It. II. Hovey having located in Leave orders with Hayden Bros, for ending Nov. 25, 1897 . No. of days Forest Grove for the practice of denti*trv Rr. is the oldest railroad, cured by using DeWitt’s Little Early full in this issue. Compare the other Risers, the famous little pills for all Xmas turkeys. taught iS. No. of days attendance 355 couuty papers with the H a t c h e t . safest, and most accomo- takes this method of informing the pub No. of days absenc^Sj. No. enrolled 30 . lic that he is prepared to do any work in railroad on the Pacific stomach and liver troubles. J. C. Clark, Go to Verts hall and see the Fun on Go to Langley & Son, attorneys-at- Average number belonging 23 . Average hat line. Office in Ingles & rorter's s ticket at Hatchet office, Druggist. the evening of December 10. law, for all kinds of legal work. daily attendance 20 . No. visitors for building. on, agent. Mr. John W. Woodard, of Portland, is The K. O. T. M., tent of Greenville, term 8 . Those who have been neither L. L. Langley while out hunting along ire Chapter No. 42, O. E . 8 ., visiting at Mrs. Lizzie Shultz’ here. the banks of Gales Creek lost his footing will give a social dance Friday evening, absent nor tardy during the month are Card of Thanks. «1 officers for the ensuing Why suffe; with Coughs, Colds, and and tumbled into the water. After December 17. Refreshments. Music by Flora Lebeau, Artie, I'red and Sammy Hughes, worthy m atron; LaGrippe when L axative R romo Q ui We desire to return our thanks to the the Wirtz Orchestra. There will be Stout.— Jro Overholtzer, teacher. swimming about twenty yards he ..worthy patron; Mrs. Ada nine will cure you in ono day. Does rearhed the hank completely exhausted. stable room for all who may come. kind friends who were of such assistance Don’t forget that Abbott ft Koe are during the last illness and death of our date matron; Mrs. Wil- not produce the ringing in the head like His gun is somewhere at the bottom oi Leave orders today with Hayden Bros, always in it on harness. Workmanship ' du"tress; Mrs. H. D. Sulphate of Quinine. Put up in tablets the creek. mother. for Xmas turkeys. and quality guaranteed. M r . a n d M r s . L. C. W a l k e r . (conductress; Miss Etta convenient for taking. Guaranteed to Call at the hardware store of S. Hughes Go to Greer’s for fresh cranberries. itary; George L. Smith, cure or money refunded. Price 25 cents. Seventeen persons are working at the & Son and examine their stock of never Greer’s groceries are pure and fresh. evaporators today peeling potatoes. installation will occur For sale by J. C. Clark. Holbrook Lodge, No. 30, A. F. ft A. rust tinware. Something new and su Masonic lodge on St. If you are troubled with Catarrh, Sore- Miss Agnes McMillan is visiting her perior to anything ever offered in the M., elected the following officers Thurs Ammunition and smokeless shells of all December 27. day night for the ensuing Masonic year: kinds at S. Hughes Si Son. throat, Cough, Disease of the Lungs or sister, Mrs. Henry Baldwin, in Portland. market. " repair your shoes neatly. Dr. W. G. Cole, W. M.; Jas. Shepherd, Rheumatism, consult Dr. C. E. Geiger. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Rev. J. S. Griffin, of Hillsboro, a 8 . W .; George L. Smith, J. W .; 8 . G. Potatoes wanted at Jones'evaporators, ! No. 48, I. O. O. F. Diarrhoea Remedy always affords prompt pioneer of ’ 39 , is now the oldest remain Pairons who want first class work Hughes, secretary; Senator S. Hughes, Forest Grove. day: 8 . A. Walker, N. G .; relief. For sale by J. C. Clark, druggist. ing pioneer since the death of Mrs. done without paying exorbitant prices treasurer; M. E. Dilley, tyler. They Farmers when in town go to Kreidcr’s V.JG.; Robert Taylor, sec- should patronize the Forest Grove Laun Walker. will be installed on St. John’s day, Dec. Home Bakery for a good meal. Ex-Postmaster, W. H. Crosley, writes ■■ Hudson, treasurer. In- dry, work warranted. For Ladies’ Kangaroo calf, front lace 27. A child, aged six mouths, of Ora Cook, occurthe first Monday in from Seattle that his health is better. shoes, special sale $2.50, see Gregg’s Crescent Hour is guaranteed by the who lives between Cornelius and Center- | It heals everything except a broken Shares of the Alaska Transportation show window. dealers who handle it. ville, was buried Wednesday in the Cor heart, may be said of De W itt’s Witch that Nebraska corn meal and Development Company of Chicago Hacel Salve. Piles and rectal diseases, nelius cemetery. A number of criminal cases are being are the most desirable investment be Bank’s. Report of principal’s department of j cuts, burns and bruises, tetters, eczema brought before Justice Dolstrum and his fore the public. Safer than saviugs school district No. 2 for the month end Fresh candies at Baldwin Bros. und all skin troubles may be cured by it iiteen election contests to banks and bank stock. Paying large court is kept very busy. ing Dec. 2. No. of days taught 19. No. j tntion of the lower house dividends. Shares one dollar. For in Mr. Blood la s his emery outfit in run quickly and permanently. J. C. Chirk, To Rent.—A good farm. Inqnire of of days attendance 762. No. of days a b -: winter is one from the formation address W. L. Dudley, General ning order now and is prepared to gum Druggitt. Edward L. Naylor, Forest Grove, Ur. sence 117. No. of times tardy 15. No' jOregon, W. 8 . Vander- Agent, Haller Building, Seattle, Wash saws and do otiier work in that line. There t n time for everything; and Miss Sylva Baker left last Wednesday of boys enrolled 28. No. of girls en-1 He also lias Lis iron lathe in working or , Thos. H. Tongue. The the time to attend to a cold is when it ington. rolled 25. Average attendance 40. I for Goldendale, Wash , where she will der. Give him a call. have his expenses starts. Don’t wait till you havo consump Mr. Charles Naylor aud w ife have re- spend the winter visiting friends and Those who stood high in deportment and pon, if he cares to go, tion but prevent it by using One Min were neither absent nor tardy a re: Alta The college Y. W. C. A. held memo- this vacation t’ip there is I turned from a three month’s stay in relatives. IRnderson, Pearl Hatch, Lulu N'olar.d, rial services Tuesday afternoon in re ute Cough Cure, the great remedy for dihood of the contest 1 Tillamook. The finest display of stoves in the city Carrie Fitch, Henry Hartrampf, Pratt membrance of Miss Fanny Condon, art coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and all anything. Don’t forget the special sale of cloaks at Tom Madigan’s. Vickers, Theodore Keep, Willie Ehlert . 1 instructor in P. U. last year, who died 1 throat and luDg troubles. J. C. Clark, Druggist. _________________ Willie Vickers. Webster Phillips, Alva iu Oakland, Cal., last Sunday. Schultz, manager o f Wash- and capes at Haines & Bailey’s. The new bowling alley in the old post , for the Viavi com pany, is Mrs. Laura Cadwell and Miss Emma office building was formally opened Miller.—Lincoln Lnughlin, teacher. Notice. For fresh bread, cakes, pies, and every ' Dr. Large cottage east of Stewart were unable to obtain passage Tuesday under the auspices of the Ladies Every article of tinware manufactured If you want a bushel of nice apples thing else kept in a first-class restaurant, church. on the steamer for the Hawaiian islands of the Maccabees who also served lunch, ! call at Boos’ store. by the Lisk Manufacturing Company go to Krieiler’s'Home Bakery. h’ichoi, general agent, and from Portland but concluded they would during the afternoon and evening, in the alisolutely guaranteed and warranted not Handmade chocolate creams and taffy | The track Go «ec that anti-rust tinware ut 8 . «ling agent, of the Den- go to San Francisco and leave from Boos building near by. to rust, and each and every piece of their candies at Krieder’s Home Bakery. proved excellent ami the interest, ran Hughes ft Son's. It’s good. R- R., were in town there on another vessel. ware that does not prove positively anti- high. Of the ladies Miss Daisy Dennis Jones’ evaporators are running full 1 rusting may lie returned to the dealer •nng over from Hills- Good roasted coffee in bulk at 12 % to Of the sufferers by the Pfauner bank ‘dquarters is at Portland. 36 cents. Also a fresh line of teas at w ith a score of 30 carried off the honors no losses seem harder than those sus - 1 time on dessicated potatoes for Alaska j from whom it was purchased and ex Fresh Eastern oysters at Krieder’s tamed by the district school clerks. trade. One order recently received was j changed for new gins Is free of cost. For *omen have good hair, Boos. They were receiving nothing for their for three tons and others almost as j sale by 8 . Hughes ft 8011 . e ?ray, and few are bald. Miss Mabel McLeod, of Spokane, was Home Bakery. large have been placed. *wer restores the natural here Friday attending her brother Fred s Washington county has cancelled over services, had deposited the school money Htraved.—From the farm of the under For a cook stove go to Tom Madigan’s. «os the growth of the funeral. $240,000 of mortgages during the past in the bank apart rom their own iunds, signed, mile west of Forest Grove, on were not allowed the use of it in any , A team consisting of Messrs. John and or almut 8 ept. 20, 1897, a large Cotswoid Fine line of men’s working gloves at vear. Last month 40 releases with a way and now have to make good losses total of $26,458. were filed against 25 new Frank Wagner, John McNamer, John ram, tail cut very short and small notch *rt has formed a law C. L. Hinman’s harness shop. which occurred through no fault of mortgages aggregating $17,429. Wirtz, A. T. Knox and “ Tuts” Cardiff cut in up|ier part of ear. Finder will lie John T. Whalley, of theirs. The amounts involved w ere: , Mr and Mrs. A. L. Tcegarden, of Eu went to Hillsboro Frulay night and suitably rewarded for leaving informa office of the new firm is District 71, $36.00; No. 42, $26.00; No. Go to Hughe* & Sou for air tight gene, arrived here Monday to res.de per bowled with thechampions of the county tion as to same at my office. her of Commerce. Mr. 15, $60.81; No. 11 jt. $56.63; No. 72, stoves. seat. Forest Grove came out three be E dward L. N aylor manently. * °f Mr. D. C. Stewart, $46.91; No. 76, $43.00; No. 12 , $3.76; Cigar? and tobacco at Baldwin Bros. , hind. November, 10, ’97. Special sale in ladies cloaks and capes ***d from college in I No. 44, $75.33. The result is that it will Best for the money. Moments are useless it trifled away; ] at Haines & Bailey s. • be almost impossible to secure any one ‘‘Let me give you a pointer,” said M. For a cook stove go to Tom Madigan’s. to serve as school clerk next year. In anil they are dangerously wasted if con Peasant Ridge, O., says, F. Gregg, a popular conductor on the Mr«. Charles Hole». » » » h*‘ ™ month., rehrmed some districts the clerk has resigned and sumed by delay in cases where One Missouri Pacific railroad. "Do you gave up my boy to die, Per’ tand .h e Messrs. Tom Mauzev and Henry Mel- ! no one can be found to accept the posi Minute Cough Cure would bring imme know that Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera croup by using One home Saturday. drum, of Oregon City, students of P. U. | diate relief. J. C. Clark, druggist. tion. and Diarrhoea Remedy cures you when It is the quickest j Don’t forget to look at Abbott & Roe’s 27 years ago, are visiting here. It seems to be in the pictures that you have the stomach ache? Welt, it ■ femedy for coughs, colds sample, of carpet before buying. Shaving 10 cents, hair cutting 25 cents The New Home sewing machine lead* long troubles. J. C. j at the Diamond Shaving Parlor, one Sylvester Pennoyer shall again be the does.” And after giving this friendly all others, light ranning, simple, dur chief executive of this state. Twelve bit of advice, the jolly conductor passed " 7 G rn S fv iT « l her b rib e r. able and beautiful. Warranted. Smith, door north of Hayden & Buxton’s years ago Editor Scott assailed Mr. Pen on down the aisle. It is a fact that Monday on a weex meat market. Good work and courteous *•'> carrier is having a the furniture man keeps them and yon attention.—Allen & Sears, Proprietors, j noyer, provoked a reply which he refused thousands of railroad and traveling men Go ,0 «n in e. & ■ ^tough on his trips, can buv cheape* of him than of any one to publish and started an agitation which never take a trip without a bottle of this of water in the road be- i of those cloaks or cape else. Call and see him before buying Parties going East or South should get j resulted in the Hon. Sylvester's election Remedy, which is the best cure for bowel creamery and one ! special sale is on. elsewhere. a ticket over the S. P. Ry. I. W. Patter-1 as governor. The Oregonian is doing it* disorders in the world. 25 and 50 cent Has been washed F n m h e o e e o r .r e m n .....» ^ ; " * son, agent. bottles for sale by J. C. Clark, druggist. part towanls a repetition. Dr. R. H. Hovey, dentist. ary for him to go a of cardie« at Kneder «Horne Bakery tom b v .