T H E W A S H IN G TO N C O U N T Y NEW S, FO R E S T
GROVE,
ORE., J U N E
2«, 1903.
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C H A R L E S E. HIN ES. M. 0.,
Forest Grove Hotel
Physician and Surgeon.
Office over Hines A Wagner's Drug
Store,
Forest Grove, Oregon.
(THE SLOAN)
The Pioneer But Up-to-Date.
The Commercial Travel­
ers Headquarters.
C. L. LA R G E . M. 0.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Diseases of women a specialty.
Iu the Heart of Town.
Good Sample Room.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
Office over Abbott’s Jewelry Store.
(Both ’phones.)
Forest Grove, Oregon.
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W. M. Langley.
L. L. Langley.
L A N G L E Y 4 SON,
Attorney* end Counselors et Law
Upstairs
Wagner Bldg.
Forest Grove
J. N. H O FF M A N ,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
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Forest Grove, Oregon.
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W. H. Hollis.
Earl B. Hawks
H O L L IS 4 H AW KS,
Forest Grove
C I T Y BARBER SHOP,
Baths.
Laundry Agency.
Pacific Avenue, Forest Grove.
C. E. GEIGER, M. D.,
Homeopathist Physician and Surgeon.
Office, over Wescott's Store.
Residence, east of M. E. Church.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
DR. R. NIXON,
Dentist.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
M. L. N OB LE,
T H E R E A L E S T A T E MAN
Can suit you with small tracts oi
large tracts of land, first-class dairy
farms, fruit farms, hop yards and hay
farms. Office: Next to Brick Livery
Barn.
Mrs. W ilbur McEldowney
T E A C H E R OF V O C A L MUSIC.
Call at Residence or
inquire at postoffice.
Forest Grove
MILLS & HINES,
Expert Hors« Shoers,
25 years’ experience.
Next door north Buxton’s Machine
Shop. Forest Grove.
J. T. BUXTON,
General Blacksmithing,
Farmers’ work a specialty.
Forest Grove.
J. B. MATTHEWS,
Artistic Paperhanger and Painter.
Varnishing. Sign
work a specialty.
Forest Grove
M. F. Nixon.
R- P- Nixon.
NIXON F O R E S T GROVE
LAN D COM PANY
Large and Small Farms. City Property
and Timber Lands for Sale.
Loans Negotiated.
Main Street, Forest Grove, Oregon.
J. J. WIRTZ.
Confectionery, Cigars and To­
bacco. Fancy Soft Drinks, Ice
Cold Soda Water.
Fine New Ice Cream Parlor.
Forest Grove
DR. V. L. DIMICK,
Dentist.
Upstairs, Wagner Building.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
MAYNE ABBOTT
JO H N W E S L E Y , T H E FO UN DER OF M ETHODISM.
On next Sabbath tae services in tie Forest Grove Methodist church
will be in commemoration of the foun der of Methodism—John Wesley. The
subject in the morning will be "John Wesley’s Place in History,” and in
the evening, "John Wesley as a The ologiau and Reformer.”
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P O R T L A N D M A R K E T , J U L Y 25.
Grain and Flour.
Wheat, Walla Walla........
75c
Wheat, Valley ..................
76c
Wheat, bluestem .............
78® 79c
Barley, per ton................ $204/21.110
Oats................................... 1.15®1.25
Flour ................................ 3.50® 4.30
Flour, graham ................
3.00
Flour, rye .........................
4.O0
Produce.
Butter, fancy cream ery....
20® 22c
Extra ................................
22 (4c
Butter, dairy ....................
18® 19c
Butter, store ....................
17® 18c
Cheese, Young Am erica.... 15 V4 ® I ôc
Cheese, Oregon full cream.
14c
Eggs, Oregon ranch ........
18® 19c
Honey, dark .................... 10(4® He
Honey, fancy white..........
15c
Honey, amber ..................
12® 13c
Vegetables.
Green onions, doz. bunches
12,4c
12(40
Radishes, doz. bunches....
75c
Oregon potatoes ...............
1%®2 c
Cabbage ...........................
Cauliflower, per doz........
90c® $1
Tomatoes .........................
2® 2.25
Asparagus, per b o x .......... 90c® 1.25
Parsley, per doz ...............
2k
Carrots, sack .................. 1.25® 1.50
Beets, sack ....................... 1.25® 1.50
Turnips, sack ..................
1.25
Rhubarb, per lb ...............
2c
3(4® fe
Green peas .....................
15c
Head Lettuce ..................
Beans, per lb ..................
8® 10c
Oregon string beans ........
10® 12c
Carrots, beets, turnips, per
doz. bunches .................
15c
Fruits.
Apples, Oregon ............... 1.25® 1.50
50® 90c
Apricots ............................
3 *4 ® 4c
Gooseberries ....................
4c
Strawberries, local per lb..
75® 90c
Cherries ...........................
Poultry.
Broilers ........................... 1.75® 2.25
Fryers .............................. 2.75® 3.25
Hens ................................. 11® ll(4 c
Mixed, per lb .................. 10® 10(4c
Springs, per lb ................
15® 16c
Mixed ............................... 3.75® 4.25
Hens ................................ 4.75® 5.25
Geese ................................ 6.00(i| 7.50
Ducks .............................. 6.00© 6.50
1C® 17c
Turkeys, live ..................
18® 22c
Turkeys, dressed .............
Hay and Feed.
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Timothy ................... .
14® 16
Clover ..............................
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Bran ................................
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Chop .................................
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Shorts ..............................
21® 23
Barley, rolled ..................
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Middlings .........................
Chops.
20c
Hop«, choice ....................
19c
Hop«, p r im e ........ 4 . . . . . . .
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(Light face figures denote A. M.; dark face figures denote P. M. f Stop« a
signal. ! Will carry passengers holding Supt. permit only. ‘ Daily.)
W. E. COMAN, General Passenger Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Beaverton ................ F. W. Cady
D iU ey.........................A. S Brigg*
Reedv,lie .................. j. b . Finley
Gaston .................... C. W Hudso*
H illsboro.................. E. L. Phillips
Tualatin .......................C. A. Krew
Sherwood ................... Dora Smock
Beaverton, June 24.— For the aid of ing it. When tired of running they CorneLNs .................. D. J. Barrett
Forest G ro v e ............. N. L. Atkins
the Heppner sufferers, Beaverton gave 1 stopped of their own accord.-----Mrs.
a strawberry and Ice cream social In G. W. Tefft is quite ill.-----Ten Barnes
Beaverton hall last Saturday evening. has been visiting relatives the last
During the day a subscription paper few days.-----H. E. Coleman, formerly
was circulated about town and In the principal of the Beaverton school and
Scholl's neighborhood.
The total for the last two years a letter carrier
amount subset ibed together with the in Portland, is taking an enforced va­
MRS. SARAH E. CROW. Manager
proceeds of the social amounted to cation on account of ill health.-----
$103.-----Mr. J. A. Anderson, of Forest Prof. Wiley has completed his school
Grove, father of Mrs. L. H. Alberts, of In Tillamook county, and bis smiling
fin est accommodations for commercial travelers.
Sample
this city, has purchased the Kllnk countenance is again seen on Beaver­
room
on
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street,
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doors
south
of
V
ert’s
hall
property on Hamilton avenue.---- C. E. ton streets.-----There is some talk of
Hedge is confined to bed as a result enforcing the ordinance in regard to
Comfortable, Home-Like
of over-exertion last Saturday in be­ discharging fireworks, except on days
and Reasonable
half of the “ relief fund.”-----W. E. for which special permission lias been
Squires is erecting a new blacksmitu granted; all on account of a small
shop on the property lately acquired I hjv who thought that it would be fun
F orest G rovk
by hinr from Mrs. Rose Henry.----- to ride horseback through the streets Best Table in Town.
E. D. Summers has returned from Sea­ with a lighted roman candle in his
side and will engage in the construc­ hand. He did it and caused trouble
tion of a residence for B. K. Denney. with every horse that he met, starting
— The Livermore Sawmill Company one horse to run away, and almost T. N. Cornelius
A. R. Cornelius
has established a lumber yard in the upset a buggy.
west end and has commenced the
Special Attention to Commercial Travelers’ Patronage.
shipment of lumber to California.-----
Glencoe, June 23.— Mr. John Wright,
Good Service, Fair Treatment and
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cady and Miss T. of Canada, Is visiting with his
Moderate Rates
G. Hills attended the commencement nephews, the Connell brothers.-----Mr.
exercises at Pacific University.----- and Mrs. J. A. Paulsell have sold their
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Miss Tillie Anderson attended com­ place and have bought property in
mencement at Monmouth, where her Woodstock, where they will make
sister. Miss Hannah Beatrice, gradu­ their homo in the future.-----The
ated with high honors.-----Miss Mary Women of Woodcraft will give an ice
and Mr. Wm. Walker were also visit­ cream social and dance, Friday even­
ors in Monmouth during commence­ ing. June 26. They are preparing for
ment week.----- Misses Anna and Ora a large crowd.-----Mr. O. G. Barlow
(Successors to DcNamar & Cornelius)
Overholtzer visited friends here las* has gone to Portland to meet his niece,
Proprietors
week on their way home from Me • who is coming from Chicago to visit
mouth.-----A team from a Hlllsbora him.-----The W. O. W. have bought a
livery stable furnished excitement for lot of W. C. Jackson and are Intending
the town one afternoon last week. The to build a large hall.---- Dr. Sandford.
driver left the team to take a drum­ who Is an Indian War Veteran, has
Wagonette to and from all trains. Special conveyances
mer’s trunk out of the rig and the bean granted a pension.-----W. C.
over the W ilson River Route to Tillamook
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tarty,
who
has
been
suffering
with
team started and ran about eight
at any and all times.
blocks, succeeding in throwing every­ rheumatism for the past two months,
thing out of the wagon and overturn­ is slowly improving.
E X H I B I T A T SALEM S T A T E FAIR, 1901,
Hughes sells
buggies,
wagons,
The exhibit prepared by Messrs. Jackson and Hei.lel two years ago
paints, glass, doors, windows, stoves,
and a general line of hardware, try was probably the most artistic ever displayed there hut failed to win first
place, as preparations had not been begun early enough to make a fair
him and be convinced.
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display of Washington county's resources. Last year Messrs. Heidel 4
Eyes tested and fitted
Forest Grove, Ore.
D E A T H OF MRS. W. P. SP A U LD IN G Wall gathered an exhibit which carried off first honors, an.I this year they
Mrs. Clara Spaulding, wife of W. P. are already at work preparing the eaiiy fruits for whomever may be desig­
BALDWIN & KINO,
Spaulding, died at Cedar Canyon. nated to take charge of the exhibit. This thoughtfulness, if assisted by
Wednesday afternoon. t.ged 56 years. all the county, will make possible an exhibit combining the artistic appea.
Real Estate Exchange.
ance of two years ago with the agricultural excellence of last year In a
Choice Homes and Lands in every part She leaves a husbenad and two chil­ display alike attractive to the sightseer and winning with the Judgea. This
dren, Gladys and Verin. They came
of the County.
here from Marketo, Minn., last Oc­ comity, as the home of the president of the State Agricultural Society ana
Pacific Ave., oft Church Squar«.
tober. Funeral was from the Forest of Vne State Master of the Grange, should excel in exhibition as Ita fame
leads in production.
Forest Grove Orove M. E. church this afternoon
Graduate of Paraon’a Horological In
atitut«.
EXPERT OPTICIAN.
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LAW YERS
A. J. Wirtz.
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Real Estate and Corporation Lai. i a
Specialty.
Dai ly
Miles
Physician and Surgeon.
Office over Hines &
W agner’s Drug Store
Forest Grove
Southern Pacific Time Card
E. B. R E N T Z , M. D.,
Notaries Public
Real Estate and
Conveyancing
M r s . G e o . S loam l
TheMichigan House
I Cornelius & Son
Fashion Livery, Feed and SaleStable
Forest Grove, Oregon
¡^Telephone*
JOHNSON & CO.
The
•S' Brick Livery 'S*
Feed and .Sale Stable
F IN E S T RIGS
B E S T H O R S ES
See our adv. In the T. P. A. Guide
GO O D D R IV E R S
Drummers' trade our specialty.
Our ‘Bus meets all trains. Carries U.
S. Mail.
Baggage and Freight Called for and
Delivered.
C ORNER MAIN A N D PACIFIC AYE.,
FOREST GROVE