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New Coach for Pacific
HAPPENINGS
There is much rejoicing among the
football enthusiasts because of the
arrival of Coach Magee, who arrived
from Stanford University, of California,
Football Saturday.
last Friday. He has had the Pacific
Tiling, cedar posts and shingles at
team on the field each evening train
Ritchey’s.
ing it for the games of the season, with
Goff Bros, for hardware, stoves and the result that Pacific will hoist her
tinware.
colors of victory on many fields before
Gents’ furnishings at Houseman’s the season closes.
new store soon.
On Charge of Forgery
Best flour in the world at Ritchey’s.
Wednesday morning Sheriff Connell
Free delivery in town.
of Hillsboro, came to this place and
For bran, mill feed go to T. A. Rit and put under arrest Alex Axel
rod, proprietor of the billiard hall, on
chey’s. Free delivery in town.
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, I the charge of forgery said to have been
1 committed at Vallejo, California. He
others in South Park as well as else
was taken to Hillsboro and placed in
where in the city are grading their
jail. Axelrod came to this city some
lawns and in many ways beautifying
three weeks ago and opened up a
their homes.
bilhard hall and confectionery stand.
A Forest Grove preacher has quit He will be taken back t0 California as
the vocation to become editor of the SOon as the officers from that state
Condon Times. Whether this is a step arrive.
upward or downward depends.— Port
Notice of Meeting
land Journal.
Having under consideration a pro
A. C. Brown of Forest Grove, over
position from the State Committee of
75 years old, who walked most of the
the Lewis and Clark Fair Board for
way to Oregon nearly 60 years ago,
the preparation of the county exhibit
walked from Portland to that town the
for the 1905 fair, a special meeting of
other day, just to observe recent
the Washington County Lewis and
changes.—Portland Journal.
Clark Club will be held at the home
C.F. Harris recently from Portland has i o{ Mrs. L . C. Walker on Friday, 0 cto-
opened a shop well prepared to do all bei 7, at 2 p. m.
kinds of upholstering and furniture re-
This meeting is for the transaction
pairing. He has a neat stock of shelf 0f Specjai business and should be
hardware and household goods on sale attended by all
at reasonable prices. Mr. Harris is a
M rs . A. T. B uxton ,
practical man at his trade and it is a
President.
line of work which the town well needs.
Sawed His Hand
Those desiring work should call at his
Wednesday morning John Bailey
new location two doors south of Vert’s
badly sawed his right hand while work
Hall.
ing in Carsten Bros.’ mill at Manning.
Mills & Hines, the horseshoers, were Mr. Bailey was operating the edger
recognized by the United Horseshoers and in some manner his hand came in
Union held in Portland last week and contact with the saw, which passed
were the recipients oi diplomas from almost thl0ugh , he pa|m of Ws ^
that organization. They stand in the I Xeiephone connections were had with
profession among the best in the state . Dr. Linklater of Hillsboro, who met
and their work needs no recommend the injured man at this place and
ation. They are moving to the new dressed the wound. The injury is
location 1st door south of Johnson’s quite serious but the patient is resting
barn, where they will have one of the as comfortably as could be expected
neatest shops west of Portland.
under the circumstances.
Industrial School near Gaston.
Run Down by Bicycle
Hardware Talk.
W e are here to do business on strictly
business principles and will deal with you
honestly and courteously. You are wel
come to inspect our stock and prices.
Right Quality of Goods at Right Prices.
Headquarters for
Builders’ Hardware
Steel Ranges
Stoves of all kinds
Wagons, Buggies
Cutlery
Wire Fencing
Plows, Harrows
Sherwin-Williams Paints Tools
Graniteware
Farm Machinery
High Grade Saws
Sporting Goods
Bath Fixtures
Fire-Arms
Call in and See our Stock
Goff Bros.
Oregon
Forest Grove
Feed for Sale.
The Farmers’ Feed Stables have
been purchased by Jarmin & Hipolite
who will make all teams given to their
care warm and comfortable. They also j
keep for sale hay, straw and the stand ’
ard feed including oats, wheat, bran,
shorts, middlings, oil meal, rolled bar
ley, etc., at right prices. Give them a
call.
OCTOBER
Sunset M agazine
Candidates for the trip to St. Louis
Following is the total vote cast for
the candidates to World’s Fair at St.
Louis up to last evening.
Alyce Cronin.............................. 8257
Pearl Chandler............................ 7291
Lena Parker............................... 2974
Manche Langley.......................... 733
Stella Via..................................... 30
Detta Friday................................ 13
Grace Baer................................... 19
Ruby Price.................................... 132
Birdie Sappington...................... 15
Stock and Grain Markets
W heat V alley, per bu...........................................................85c
H ay, T im othy, p e r to n ............................. $14 00 “ 15 00
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C heat
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Oats, No. 1 W hite p e rd w t.............................. 1.22
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G ray
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Bran
p e r to n ................................. 19 50 to 20 00
M iddlings
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" 25 00
Shorts
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H ops, crop of 1904....................... 29 to 31c per pound
C hickens....................................
10c p e r pound live
T u rk e y s......................................15c " 1 6 c .........................*
** ..................................16c " 17c
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" dressed
G eese.................................................. 7 to 8c "
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live
D ucks...........................................................$6 to $7 per dozen
E ggs, W illam ette V a lle y ...................... 24 “ 25 "
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B utter, Sweet C ream ................................ 28Vic per pound
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F ancy C ream ery ..................
. 30c “
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Choice
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........................ “ 30c “
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'* D a iry .................................................. 25c
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The denomination of Adventist are
Gussie, the two and a half year old
breaking the grounds on their proper- j son of Mrs. Ivy Hartrampf, was knock-
ty three miles east of Gaston and will ed down by a bicycle ridden by John
begin the construction of college build- Welhelmson and severely injured
ings which will be of ample accom- Wednesday morning on Pacific Avenue,
modation for a first class school. It is
The little fellow was playing along
expected that a nice little town will the sidewalk and was concealed from
soon be developed where the residents the view of the wheelman by a tele
may take advantage of the school faci- phone pole but stepped out on the
lities.
the walk just in time to be struck by
On*0" » ................................................................. *1.50 per sack
the wheel, which hurled him to the
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N ew ....................................$1.15 " 1.25 "
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Benfit Dance
Beans,
Small
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pound
ground cutting and bruising his head.
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A social dance will be given in Medical assistance was immediately
Forest Grove Markets, In Trade
Vert’s hall, Saturday evening of this summoned and the little fellow carried E gg*................................
...........23c per dozen
B u tte r ............................
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60c per roll
week under the direction of and for to his home.
Potatoes, good grade.
1.35 per 100 pound®
the benefit of Walker’s orchestra. The
The affair was purely accidental and C hickens .
10c per pound
receipts will be used to purchase new deeply deplored. The child is resting Beef, dressed ............................................ 5 t„
Veal. " ................................ 6c to6V4
music.
easier and will soon recover.
Pork " .................................................
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Gives fine pictures of
CALIFORNIA LIFE
Gen. Mac Arthur and other army
officers describe the recent military
maneuvers in California, each being
profusely illustrated with halftones,
and colored drawings by Fdward
Cucuel.
Interesting articles on
California and Oregon. How Olive
Oil is Made, 'How Almonds are
Grown, and fine descriptions of
Plumas and Sutter, two great Cali
fornia Counties. Two hundred and
twenty four pages of articles, West-
tern stories, sketches and verses.
. . Ten cents a Copy . .
You can buy the Sunset Magazine at|
all News stands
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FREE ST. LOUIS BOOK
Had for the Asking— Tells All A boil
the Big Exposition \
Those readers of The Oregoniar I
who are planning a trip to the S I
Louis Exposition should not fail to si I
cure a copy of the beautiful 86-pa
book just issued by the Union I ’aci
Railroad. It tells all about th£ E fl
position, and may be had by wTiti
A. L. Craig, General Passenger Age
Feed Mill.
Will F. Hartrampf’s Feed Mill li
east of the Farmers’ Feed bam
every Saturday until further n|
All kinds of feed ground at re;
rates.
W il l F. H a r t