s
Real Estate.
Ursula Yageret et al to Charles
K. Henry, lots 6, 7, 8, and 9
in block 14 Simmoe’s ad’ to
Hillsboro.................................. $
Charles K Henry et ux to Albert
Sholes lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
in block 14 Simmons ad’ to
Hillsboro..................... . . . . .
Farmington Creamery Co to
John Halverson \ acre in F
Landess d 1 c .........................
Thos Talbot et ux to W H Rog­
ers lots 8, 9, and 10 in block
10 Cornelius...........
150
J Claude Greear et ux to W G
Hager lots 4, 5, 6 block 17
Simmon’s ad’ to Hillsboro . .
F D Culver et ux to H A Hen-
shaw, s J of lots 7, 8 and 9
block 2 Simmon’s ad’ to
Hillsboro.................... 1600
James Keeney et ux to James
Frainey lots 18 in sec 24 t
1 s r 1 w Will Mer 10 acres
Marriage License
Anton Naderer and Mary Larson.
Stock and Grain Markets
200
500
y X .lA A .V X .V A .l.J .A X X X X .M ^X X X X X X *’
Kow Kure |I A
j
!S tir e K o m e d y
For retained after-birth, abortion, barrenness, milk fever, scouring, bunches and caked udder,
tuberculosis, bloating, red water and off feed. O n r g e t C u r s —A sure cure for ropey,
bloody m‘lk. H « g 15«» I m Cures chapped, cracked and sore teats, caked bag, chafing,
cuts, and Inflammation. A Kow Kure book of 32 pages of valuable dairy Information mailed
free—send for it.
Wheat Valley, per bu..................................
81
Hay, Timothy, per to n ...........................$11 00 to 16 00
“ Clover
"
" .............................10 SO “ 11 00
Grain
"
“ .............................11 00 “ 11 50
‘ Cheat
“
“
1 1 0 0 “ 1100
Oats, No. 1 White per dwt...........................1 IS ” 1 16V4
..................Gray V “ ............................. 1 11 “ 1 12W
Bran
per ton.............................. 18 00 to Is 00
Middlings
“ ............................. 24 00 “ 2S SO
Shorts
“ “ ............................... 18 SO “ 20 00
Hops, crop of 1903 ......................... 23Mrc to 25c per pound
Chickens.................................13c to 14c per pound live
Turkeys.................................. 16c “ 1 7 c .........................
.............................. 18c “ 20c “
" dressed
Geese................................................... 8c "
“
live
Ducks...................................................... $8 to $9 per dozeu
Eggs, Willamette Valley..............................18c “
"
Butter, Sweet Cream................................................. 30c per pound
Baths.
“ Fancy Creamery..................24c to 27c “
“
“ Choice
“
................... 22c “ 24c "
“
ated
on
“
D airy................................... 20c “ 22c “ “
Onions................................................. $2 to $2 25 per sack
Potatoes, Fancy....................................... 92c to $1 per 100
“
Common................................... 55c ', 82c “ “
Beans, Small w hite.................................................3Vic per pound
“ Large............................................33V4c “
K
Beef, delivered dressed................ 5c to 6c “
“
Veal
“
“ ................. 7c “ 7V4c “
Pork
“
" ............... 6 ^ c “ 7 H c “
“
Mutton "
“ ............... 5M.c“ 7c “
Lamb
“
" ............... 7 V i ......................
Martin’s
Feed
Store
Forest Grove,
Oregon
A t t T t + V V t t t V t V t t t 1 iP V t + + t + 4
250
450
E. B. Rentz, ML D.
City Barber Shop . .
Laundry Agency. Situ­
Pacific Ave., Forest Grove.
Physician and Surgeon
♦ . A« J. Wirtz, Proprietor
C.E.Gelger,M.D...
Forest Grove Markets
1
Circuit Court
Washington County vs H. P. Ferd.
Judgement for defendant in both
cases for costs and disbursements.
State of Oregon vs John Carthy.
Verdict of guilty returned by jury.
Sentence of four years in penitentiary,
conveyed there March 30, by Sheriff
Sewell and Edward Schulmerich.
State vs D. J. Porter. Defendant
put under $1000 bonds to keep the
peace.
Wm Fragemeir vs Albert Wachlin
et ux. Judgement for plaintiff.
State vs James Lee. Trial set for
April 6, 1904.
State vs John Hurley.
District
Attorney returned not a true bill and
defendant was discharged.
J. L. W ashbum et al vs E. C.
Hughes. Default and decree.
Michael Rahn vs Henry Dick. Re­
port of Commissioners confirmed.
W. H. Lyda vs E. A. Jerome. De­
fault and judgement.
State of Oregon vs Theo Salgher.
Heard on motion for dismissal by Dist.
Atty. and taken under advisement.
Lillian Dixon vs Albert Dixon.
Decree of divorce granted allowing
plaintiff J of real estate, $50 attorney’s
fees, $1000 cash to be paid in 30 days
and $20 per month alimony for sup­
port of children.
Lizzie Ranes vs Jasper Ranes.
Decree of divorce granted. Fred and
Evan Ranes, minor children, awarded
to plaintiff.
Eggs............................................................................ 16c per dozen
Office over
B utter..................................................... 35c to 50c per roll
Potatoes, good grade.............................75c per 100 pounds East of M.
C hickens............................................ 10c to 12c per pound
Beef, liv e .......................................... 3 c " 3V4c “
"
Veal, “ ........................................6V*c“ 7c "
"
Pork " ........................................ 6Vic “ 7Vrc "
“
Both Phones.
T h e A r t ln t lc P u r p o s e o f W a l l P a p e r .
A V e r y P le a s ln p D e s ig n .
The choosing of a wall paper has be­
come an Important matter, for people
In general have learned to recognize Its
true artistic purpose, which Is to serve
as a complement and background rath­
er than ns an Independent feature of
decoration; hence the Increasing tend­
ency toward quiet tones of color and
unassertive designs. Of course there
are exceptions in plenty to the rule,
when wall paper has to be relied upon
to provide the entire mural decora­
tion—ns, for example. In the case of
staircase and passage walls or In
rooms where there ure few' pictures or
mural ornaments of any kind.
Then there are occasions on which
the wall paper must be made to con­
tribute a certain proportion of the
salient decoration so as to give bal­
ance and completeness to the scheme
of a room. While taking nil this Into
account, however, the feeling still ‘re­
mains that for a room one has to live
In one does not wish the wall paper to
be the first Item to strike the eye or to
assert itself Insistently. Its proper val­
ue Is ns a note In the general harmony.
Forest Grove, Ore.
Homeopathist Physician
and Surgeon .................. W. M. L a n g ley
Wescott’s Store. Residence
E. Church, Forest Grove.
L. L. L a n g ley
Langley & Son
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Lumber
Notaries Public, Resl Estate, and Con­
veyancing. Upstairs, Caple* Building
F o r est G r o v e , O r e .
Manufactured as you want it,
and shipped when we say it
will be. Our daily output is W. H. HOLLIS
50,000 feet, and we make
a specialty of - - - -
EARL B. HAWKS
Hollis & Hawks
Kiln Dried Stork
LAWYERS
Real Estate and Corpo-
Let us quote you
delivered prices.
O FFICE over
Hines’ Store,
ration_J^w_a^2ecialt^.
COAST RANGE LUMBERING COMPANY, Forest Grove,
Falls City, Oregon.
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-
Oregon
J. N. HolTman
Dr. Wm. M, Pollock,
H o f f m
B. P. Weich
a n & W
e lc h ,
DENTIST.
Office over Bazaar,
All work in the
dental line. Reg­
ulating c hi l dr e n
and adult teeth.
Attorneys at Law
Forest Grove, Or.
Notary Public.....
Prepared to do
work at night, but
must be by ap­ Collections and all business intrusted
to us given prompt attention.
pointment . . . .
ABBOTT BLDG.t FOREST GROVE, OR.
C. L. Large, M. D.
. . . PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON
, .
Dr. V. L. DIMMICK, Dentist
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■
Diseases of women a specialty.
Forest Grove,
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-
Oregon Upstairs, Wagner Building,
Forest Grove, Oregon.
R. INIXOIN, D entist
Forest Grove, Oregon
E. W. HAINES, Banker
(Katablished In 1898)
Best artificial teeth, $5.50 per set. Ce­ General banking business transacted.
ment and Amalgam fillings, 50 cents
each. Gold fillings, $4 up. Vitalized Drafts issued on the principal cities or
the world. Interest paid on time de­
air for painless extraction.
OFFICE: Three dnori north of Bailey’f «tore. Office posits.
Conveyancing.
Insurance.
houn from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Notary Public always in.
Woodmen of the World Camp, No. 98,
FOREST GROVE
Meets every Saturday evening at
7:30 P. M. All neighbors are
cordially invited to visit with us.
Probate Court
Est. of Philip Baughman, deceased.
Claim of executor for $62.50 allowed.
Guardianship of Philomena Perrett,
feebleminded. Petition filed asking
that a guardian be appointed. Citation
ordered to be served requiring Philo­
mena Perrett to appear at county court
rooms on Tuesday, April 12, 1904, at
10 o’clock a. m. August Kempin
ordered to take charge of personal
property.
ILÜJI
Office over Abbott’s
Jewelry Store. . . . .
J o h n A n d e r s o n , Clerk.
J o h n S t r i b b i c h , C. C.
THISTLE DOWN WALL PAPER.
giving ever Increasing pleasure the
more completely It Is felt to fulfill Its
vocation In this respect. A paper of
much originality which answ'ers all
these considerations Is the thistle down
design shown. It has Its main orna­
ment based upon the growth of the
thistle. The remaining surface of the
paper Is lightly powdered with detach
ed floating heads of the thistle down.
H. D. I).
Forest Grove Gasoline Wood-
saw Company.
M
TT0I A ANDERSON. Pr*rttteri
Saws wood when called for.
Order by phone.
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M. W. Patton, Res.
News Office.
Harvay Andarson, Sao’y.