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Auction house for furniture.
| LOCAL HAPPENIMGS j
Binder twine at Goff Bros.
See the iron beds at M. Peterson.
Weitzel & Christian for groceries.
Eat at the Michigan House.
Downs— Delicious ice cream.
Fancy dishes at Nicholson & Son’s.
Downs’ pop com—The
earth.
best on
Axle grease, best on earth at W. R.
For choice building lots see J. P.
Hicks’.
Wagner.
Cooking a pleasure on a stove from
Cedar posts and tiling at T. A.
M. Peterson.
Ritchey’s,
Garden and feed seeds of all kinds
Plumbing Fixtures of all kinds at
at Martin & Co.
Goff Bros.
National Stock Food the only reliable
Standard ranges and Moore steel
kind. Martin’s Feed Store.
King stoves at Goff Bros.
Notions of all kinds, spring goods,
Judge Hollis was doing legal busi­
everything
the latest at the Magnet.
ness in Hillsboro, Monday.
Our prices you will find to be right
Oyster shells, grit, bone and egg-
and
you get what you order. A.
food. Martin’s Feed Store.
Saeler. & Co.
Turnip seed. Fresh and true to
Nicholson & Son, the grocers, sell
name. Martin’s Feed Store.
Pendleton White Satin flour warranted
Oscar Baldwin and wife are in New­ or money refunded.
port enjoying the ocean breezes.
If you are troubled with catarrh, sore
Meats—The best in town delivered throat, diseases of lungs, stomach or
to your home. A. Saelen & Co.
kidneys.—Consult Dr. Geiger.
Miss Hazel Walling spent the past
Your home made pleasant when
week in Portland visiting relatives.
properly papered. Our line is the
For a fine Sunday dinner go to the largest in the city. Roe & Buxton.
Colonial. Dinner served from 6 to 7:30
For 1st class shingles enquire at
p. m.
Buxton’s blacksmith shop.
Meals—Just what you want to 6-9
Schmidlin & Co.
satisfy your hunger. At the Michigan
Cutting the meat correctly helps
House.
the cook, and pleases all the family.
Mr. and Mr?. Art Caples left Mon­
Try A. Saelen & Co’s for fancy cuts.
day for an extended outing on the
Nehalem.
Mr. R. R. Barnard, the progressive
When in Forest Grove over night, and pushing editor of the Callaway,
try the Michigan House. Good beds (Nebraska) Loup Valley Queen, arrived
in the Grove, Friday last, to spend a
and meals.
week with his uncle W. H. Greer, and
Watch for our wagon. It will be at
family
your door during the week. A.
Emmit Quick, the popular Tilla­
Saelen & Co.
mook liveryman, came across to Forest
A good cup of coffee is half the
Grove, Sunday, with the body of an
meal. Watrous & Allen Co.’s Best
aged lady which is being sent to New
Blend, will suit you.
York City. Roe & Buxton cared for
Frank Waters has purchased a pony the body at this place.
team which is being used for business
B. D. Hardin, who has been visiting
purposes as well as for the pleasure of
G. B. Hardin, and other friends for the
the young people.
past few week left Saturday for Payette,
Quite a number of Forest Grove’s Idaho, via Astoria, Seaside, Longbeach,
young people attended the bowery Seattle and other points. Later he will
dance at Hillsboro last Saturday night. go to Des Moines, Iowa.
A good time was reported.
E. W. Haines’ property in South
Tom Brown is finishing M. Peter­
Park, better known as the Schock pro­
son’s house with the Celebrated Hard
perty, is being improved this week.
Plaster. If you are interested in this
The old fence is being removed, the
class of work, call and see it.
yard cleaned up and otherwise improv­
Fancy and plain steaks, mutton ed. David Keen, a veteran in this
chops, best of bacon and hams, bo­ class of work is superintending the
logna, pure lard, at the right prices at work.
the shop of A . Saelen & Co.
John Lea who is in the employ of
The new buildings owned by Thomas
& James at the rear of their store will
be completed and ready for occupancy
the latter part of the week. The
Washington County Publishing Co.
will occupy the first one, while the Ex­
press Co. and the Times will hold forth
in the other.
Alanson Hinman, had the misfortune
to have a bad runaway, Saturday. John
has no broken bones to his credit but
there are but few square inches of his
anatomy that are free from bruises.
Dr. Via was called and stated that
John was as near to the next world as
a man could be and not get there.
ONLY
7 0 HOURS
P o r t la n d to G h ic a g o V ia
O. R . & N . Go.
O re g o n S h o r t L in e ,
U n io n P a c ific a n d
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
The only Double Tracked Railway be­
tween Missouri River and Chicago.. .
T w o Th ro u g h T ra in s D a ily
Y o u ca n i e t o n the t r a in In P o r t l a n d a n d
n e e d n o t Qet o i l u n t i l y o u a r r i v e I n C h i c a g o
See th a t Y o u r T ic k e t R e a d s V ia the
G . & AT. W . R Y .
A. G. BARRER, GENERAL AGENT.
C. E. BOCKMANN, PASSENGER AGENT,
No. 135 Third St., Portland, Or.
STRONGEST
IN T H E W O RLD
Everybody knows that “Strongest in the World” means
The Equitable Life. Rates no higher than other companies
T. H. PETERS, Special Agent,
306 Oregonian Building, Portland, Or.
Grandma Beal left Friday evening
Dr. Wm. M. Pollock,
for Spokane to see her grandson, John
DENTIST.
Office
over
Bazaar,
Forest Grove, Or.
Beal, who is now at that place attend­
All work in the Prepared to do
ed by his wife and mother.
dental line. Reg­ work at night, but
John Abbott spent last week in Port­ ulating c h i l d r e n must be by ap_
land attending the A. 0 . U. W. Grand and adult teeth. pointm ent............
Lodge convention as a delegate from
Forest Grove and pronounces it one of
the hotest conventions he had ever at­
tended. The contest was over rates
which were not changed from the for­
mer rates.
THE COLONIAL HOTEL
The U. S. Official Postal Guide for
When you come
«»
July contains the following order from
to Forest Grove
the Postmaster General- “ No mailable
stop at
*
matter may be handled by rural carriers
while serving their routes, unless the
“ T H E C O LO N IA L”
proper postage has been prepaid.
Articles or packages, which are mail-
Everything first
able, which are handed to the carriers,
class.
Best of
must pay postage same as any other
service. Rates
mail matter.”
reasonable.
As four pounds is the limit of weight
allowed for one article to be tranimitted
by mail this order virtually precludes
the carrier from accepting any article
weighing less than four pounds, unless
Forest Grove,
Oregon
postage is prepaid; but permits him to
carry heavier articles.
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H. VILLIGER, Proprietor