Correspondence.
CLEARANCE SALE OF
AH Lades’ Shirt Waists
And White Petticoats
A FINE HOME
HILLSBORO
Eight room modern house,
large lot, splendid location.
A home to be proud of; « a n n n
only............................... JZ,DUU
Work on remodeling the Sheriff's
office commenced this week.
A large number went to Banks Sun­
day afternoon on the excursion.
WM
Wm
Our entire stock of Shirt Waists has been REDUCED IN PRICE because we must move
them. They are all high grade goods and worth more than we ask. The shirt waist
season is now in full blast and the big reductions cannot be found elsewhere.
M. Edee, a former resident of this
city, was here Monday on business.
Relinquishment of Timber
partly improved,
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J. H. Ray has been in Portladd for
several days past, for treatment at the
I hospital.
THOMAS & HOGE
August Tews, the barber, is back in
. his shop after an outing at Garibaldi
and Netarts.
Editor D. W. Bath of the Independ­
ent, is visiting his son Irving at Ban-
don, Coos county, this week.
Real Estate,
Phone 294, Forest Grove, Oregtn
SUCCESSFUL
APPLICANTS S
The Free Methodist people have ■
pitched a tent, across the street west
of the Crescent Theatre, for a meeting. !
They can’t last
long at such prices
You had better se­
lect early while
the line is full.
Never before have
you had such op­
portunities to buy
Shirt Waists so
Cheap.
One lot $ 1.00 shirt waists this sale
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One lot* 75c White Petticoats, 57c; one lot 1.50, for
1.13; one lot* 3.25, for 2.44.
Sale is now óoinó on!
HOFFMAN ®> ALLEN
The county and state examinations
which were held at the public school
building, Hillsboro, on August 14 to
16th, resulted in 36 county certificates
being earned. The successful appli­
cants reported by County Superintrn-
Our business men have commenced
dent Case are:
putting in cement walks in front of
FIRST GRADE CERTIFICATES.
most of the business property. The i
Council has established a grade for' Miss Grace Reverman, Cornelius,
walks, and will insist upon cement as j R. No. 1; Miss Gertrude Reverman,
Beaverton; Mr. Earl Fisher, Beaverton;
the board walks are to be replaced.
Mr Burget Vose, Hillsboro; Mr. Lester
Hillsboro will soon have an addi­
7ork
Mooberry, Cornelius; Miss Erma Vose,
tional number of new business rooms
rent _ •
Hillsboro; Miss Maude Broomheul,
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ready for occupancy and they are quite !
Beaverton; Miss May Cooper, Corne­
readily taken. The demand for resi-!
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lius, R. 2.; Mrs. Celinda Deford, that
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dence property is active, new houses
Laurel, R 2; Miss Anna Cltalmert,' tion
being rented before they are com­
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Forest Grove, R 2; Miss Christina ates
SO
pleted.
Chalmers, Forest Grove R. 2 ; Miss :on-
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the
Marie Gatrow, Beaverton, Miss Eflie
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Galbreafh, Sherwood, R. 5 ; Miss Jen­ no:t
John Lilly made a business trip to
nie Reichlf, 434 Beech street, Port­
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i Portland F'riday.
land; Miss Wilmoth Jones, Hillsboro;
the so
John Wilson is much improved and Miss Rebecca Brown, Forest Grovt;
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is able to be around.
Miss Minnie Frantz, Portland; Mr.
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One of Mr. Adkins’ horses kicked j James J. Jack, Portland; Miss Elsie M.
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1 and seriously injured Guss Geen’s pony | Christensen, Hillsdale, R. 1; Miss f
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| Thursday.
Edna Fortner, Montavilla.
Ind so
Mr. Maitland and family have moved ; SECOND GRADE CERTIFICATES. W
from the upper logging camp down to
Miss Carrie Fitch, Cornelius; Miss ’ ■s in
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the lower one.
Ruth Fitch, Cornelius; Miss Bertla
Mrs. Belle Lilly and children How­ Clement, Beaverton; Miss Belle Chal­
nor j
ard, Norman, Rifle and Raleigh visited mers, Forest Grove, R 2; Miss Eliza- j ! o - 'In,
Withycombe, Hillsboro, R 2;
with friends in North Yamhill this beih
: in hill]
Miss Katherine Gallegher, Portland.
week.
thial
A. M. French, an attorney of Cloud
County, Kan., is here this week taking
some depositions before attorney Ben­
ton Bowman, to be used in a case in
his home county.
COMPANY
OREGON
FOREST GROVE
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
St Ï
THIRD GRADE CERTIFICATE.
Louie Jacobsen, while playing last
Miss Jessie Hoge, Forest Grove,
; Tuesday ran a splinter of wood about
I five inches long into his thigh. Dr. Miss Ethel Smith, Banks; Miss Rose
Vandervelden, Forest Grove, R 2;
Brown was called.
Miss Jodie Evans, Newberg, R 3.
Fire mysteriously broke out about a
Miss
Ruth Reed, Beaverton, Miss
quarter of a mile from the lower log- ;
Effie Fisher, Beaverton, Miss Cathei-
j ging camp Tuesday. It soon got be-
ine Mclnnis, Sherwood R 4; Miss
j yond control of the loggers and spread
Catherine Chalmers, Hi'lsboro, R 3;
1 rapidly consuming lots of fine timber.
Mrs. Mae Mavger, 888 E Salmon St.,
Portland.
NEWPORT.
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Nine applicants wrote for state pa­
Levi Walker arrived Friday evening
pers, but the result of their test will
and joined his family at Nye Creek.
not be reported until about September
Mr. Thomas Roe, father of C. O. ,
2D. Those who took the examination
Roe, has been quite ill for a few days. |
for state papers are:
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. B. Russell came 1 Mr. V. M. Vose, Hillsboro; Mr.
over last week to remain a week or Clarence McCoy, Beaverton, Miss
more by the sea.
Frances Sorenson, Forest Grove; Miss
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Thomas arrived Anna Newman, Forest Grove; Miss
last week to remain lor a couple cl fcvelyn Wing, Hillsboro, Miss Alidia
weeks at the beach.
J. Aiton, Banks, R 2; Miss Henrietta
M. Peterson came over again Thurs­ Bear, Forest Grove; Mr. Geo. W. Rus­
day. He was on the delayed C. & E. sell, Beaverton; Miss Jennie Beamish,
train and got to Newport at 12 o’clock Hillsboro.
at night.
— You can get a 25c Novelty Scis­
Mr. C. O. Roe left for home Thurs­
sors Sharpener at the Auction House
day and was in the wreck on the C. &
for 10 cents.
2t
E. near Philomath. No one was seri­
ously hurt in the wreck.
N R West et ux to Buxton Lumber
Co
swi sec 32 t 3 n 4 w $2600.
PROBATE COURT.
It is all sm ooth s a ilin g w hen you p la c e a L in er Ad
John Corkish et ux to John Trachsel
Estate of J W Ratcliffe deceased.
in th is colum n. A few words h e re w ill reach 5,000
read ers and th e resu lts are c e rta in . 5c lin e 1st
lots 43 and 44 Grayoak tract $700.
to sell personal property
In se rtio n , 2V6 c en ts ea ch su b seq u e n t in se rtio n . Petition
M inim um ch arg e 10 cts.
Knute Westberg et ux to J. C Miller
granted.
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP — PRICES
w4 of nw4 sec 28 t 3 n 4 w $500.
Estate of Louis Vandecouvering de-
Sarah V. Lawrence to Barney E
W h ite i h ir t . . .
10c D raw ers
- - S to 15c
“ WANTED —Salesmen. Many make [ ceased. Inventory and appraisement
S of,
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10c W h ite W aists - 10 to 20c
$100 to $150 per month, some even
Crosby et ux 70 acres in sec 4 t 2 s 2
W h ite S k irts - 10 to 50 U n d e rsk irts - IS to 25c
more. Stock clean; grown on reserva­ ! filed and approved. Personal property w $5600.
U n d e rsh irts - - - Sc S to c k in g s - - - 2W c
tion,
far from old orchards.
Cash ; turned over to widow Lor support of
H a n d k e rc h ie fs - - 2c C o l l a r s .............................2c
J G Conlee to H G Colton 7 4 acres
advanced weekly. Choice of territory. herself and children.
M e n 's W h ite Vests 10 15c P a n t s .............................25c
in
sec 1 t 3 s 2 w $360.
Coats - - - - 10 20c D u ste rs
- - 15 20c
Address Washington Nursery Company,
Guardianship of Myron and Gladys
Tow els - - - 20c D o r. N a p k in s - - 20c D os.
John Lundgren et ux to H G Colton
Toppenish,
Washington.’’
T h e follow ing a rticle s 50 c p e r d o i. P illo w C ases,
Hewiti minors. Guardian allowed the part of sec 6 t 3 s lw $ 1 0 .
Bed S heets. T able C lo th s, N ig h t G ow ns. W o m en 's
FOR S a l e .— Thoroughbred regis- sum of *100 for care and support of
D raw ers, U nderw ear, A prons and Corset C overs.
Josie Travis to Geo N Rouse 20 a
tered heifers. Out of the herd of dairy said minors and the further sum of $16
Pacific A venae
Forest Grove
in sec 25 t 1 s 2 w $1200.
cattle which have the highest, test in per month for care and maintenance
Albert Wik et ux to Maud C H en­
the county. Address box 16 R. r . D. Q, said minors.
dricks 10 acres in section 9 t 1 s 1 w
No. 1. Cornelius.
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Estate of John N Fisher, deceased. $2500.
Administratrix authorized to borrow
FOR SALE— 2 | Wagon; also cheap
F J William et ux to E J Lyons 25
Horse. Inquire of W. R. Whitney. money and execute note and mort­ acres in R Williams d 1 c t 1 n 2 w
SUMMONS.
____________ / ____________7-2t-p
gage-
$1750.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kertson and son
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O v T H E ST ATE OF
Estate of William Jamieson de- I I B Utter to Wm E Cooke part of
Ross and Oscar Baldwin left Saturday
O R E G O N rO R W A S H IN G T O N C O U N TY ,
Lost— Left silk, ivory handle um­
deased. Inventory and appraisement sec 8 t 1 s 3 w $3800.
for home. Mr. Baldwin expects to go E m ily J. F le m in g , P la in tif f ,
brella on Forest Grove Local August
vs.
7th. If finder will return to this of­ filed and approved. Ordered that per-
Nancy I Banks et al to E F Willis to Tillamook to be there in time for J a m rs A. F le m in g , D e fe n l in t .
sonal
property
be
set
aside
lor
aupport
fice
a
re.ward
will
be
paid.
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T o Jam es A. F le m in g , th e above nam ed d efendant:
Dairy, fruit and hay farms, hop
4 of an acre in sec 31 t 2 n 3 w $16. the Carnival this week.
In th e n a m e of the sta te of O re g o n , you are hereby
of widow.
yards.
Chas A Wyman et ux to H B
Foy Sale— Pure bred Poland China
Herbert Wirtz, son of Councilman notified that th e above nam ed p la in tiff has filed a con -
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
In th e above e n title d court, and you
Meeker part of sec 5 t 2 s 3 w $825
List your place with me and have boar,/16 months old. O. C. Schofield,
Wirtz will leave for his home in Port- j a p re laint h e re a g b a y in r s e t q you
u ire d to a p p e a r and answ er said com ­
2 rtiiles west of Forest Grove.
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Chas
A
Wyman
et
ux
to
Jay
G
Mann
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it sold.
Eugene Delplanche and Anna M
land, Friday, spending a month at the p la in t on or b efo re th e last day of th e tim e p r e s e t d
th e o rd e r of p u b lic a tio n h e re o f, to-w it: on or before
j / — I am ready to do all kinds of well Vancerzanden, Ila C Nealeigh and part of sec 5 t 2 s 3 w $200.
beach. He was employed as door­ by
th e 11th d ay of O c to b e r, 1907.
Vvork. Digging, cleaning, etc. Joe Rosa Nealeigh, John Dames and Lydia
Moses Dillaboy et ux to Kate J Mills keeper at the Casino while here.
Y ou a re f u rth e r notified th a t if you fail t o a p p e a r and
ijPairchild.
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an sw e r th e c o m p la in t h e re in , or plead th e re to , the
et al 35.22 acres in sec 24 t 1 s 2 w
Buchele.
A jolly crowd came over from Forest p la 'n tif f w ill :au se yo u r d e fa u lt to be e n te re d and w.ll
$ 1000 .
HORSE W a n t e d —Good
gentle
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Grove Saturday and went back Mon­ | p ray the c o urt above m entioned for th e re lie f prayed
I for in the co m p lain t th e re in , th at Is to sa y , fo r a ju d g ­
Oscar Baldwin to Rena Caples lot 3
horse, not too old. Must be good
G H Baldwin to Archie Bryant part
day. Among them were: Carl Chris­ m en t, a nd de c re e ag»i ;st you fo re v e r dissolving th e
Office Main street, one Acor north R usk II' j ; trave ler. Apply to K. N. Staehr at
blk 20 South Park add Forest Grove
Shoe Store
of blk 29 Forest Grove (Bond lor
tian, Ora Fields, Chester Johnson, j bonds of m atrim o n y now ex istin g betw een th e above
| The Bazaar.____________________ H
I nam ed p ia in 'if f and y o u rse lf, the above named d e fe n d ­
$125.
Oregotj
Forest Grove
deed) $1100.
Harvey Baldwin, Clarence Porter, Carl a n t, and fo r su c h o th er re lie f as the court m ay deem
Wanted— A cook. Wages $1 per
H O Hays et ux to H G Colton
Albert Shockley et ux to J L Wash- I
Micheaux, formerly oi the Grove, Mr. I eq u ita b le in the p rem ises.
day. Address Mrs. C. W. Johnson,
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T h e date of tfee first pub! leaf ion of this sum m ons is
15.43 acres sec 6 t 3 s 1 w $800.
bum tract in sec 26 and 27 t 2 n 5 w
I Trumble, Mrs. Langley and son Lotus ' Thursday, A ugust 22nd, 1907. and that of the l»*t pub
Gaston, Or.
E W Lamb et ux to Andrew D Al­
J 1 1 cat ion h e re o f is T h u rsd ay , O ctober 10th, 1907
1600.
and Mr. and Mrs. Will French.
j Th*s sum m ons is published by o rd er of the H on. J.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
len 22 acres in Horace Parsons d i e
f
— Hoffman & Allen Co. will pay
Carey Tilbury et ux to W G Hare
VP. Gundtn. C ounty Judge of said County, said order
— Felix Verhoeven of the Forest h a v in g been m ade in cham bers, A ugust 20th, 190«, cn
the highest price for Mohair and Wool. 2.32 acres in I Kelsey d l c t 1 n 2 w $ 2200 .
Forest Grove Time Table
Grove Real Estate Co., is a very busy a c count of th e absence from th is county of the C ircuit
—Groceries—Hoffman & Allen.
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Judge.
/>
— New lots of goods arrive at the man nowdays. as people are coming
W . M. HO X T '.
E G Ruedy et ux to Henry V Ped­
N O R T H BO U N D .
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A to n « / for the P'ain»* ,
out from Porrland every day to see the
— Brick at Peterson’s yard $7 per
Auction House nearly every dav and
No. 7 0opart» 6:45 a. m ., a r n v r a at P o rtla n d S :qb
Forest d ro v e . O rrgt r .
erson lot 2 of Burnham tract $1.
great
bargains
in
real
estate,
and
he
thousand.
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8:47 a.
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people wanting new or second hand has to show them around all over the
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1:50 p . m . .
B
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Leedy
et
ux
to
F
W
Dalton
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—Money to loan on farm security.
No. 1 “
4:1« p . m ..
furniture or stoves will do well to call country.
acres in sec 15 t 2 s 1 w $5,500.
SO U TH BOUND.
Forest Grove
W. H . Hollis,
and see them. They bought a lot of
No. 2 Iv P o rtlan d 7 :3 0 1 . m Iv . T o t a l G rove 9 1 6 a.
Wm
Reidt
et
ux
to
John
E
Twiger
Bid« Wanted.
11:00 ». m., ar.
— Ladiet’ white canvas oxfords in the :
N o. S "
4;10 p . m ., !▼.
No. 4
lots 14, 15 and 16 blk 14 West Port­ linoleum at auction, as weU as many
latest styles at Bailey’s.
J:20 p. m.. ar.
N o. 10 '
T
he
undersigned
will receive, until
other things, which can be bought
Company
September 2nd, bids for furnishing
— Money to loan on farm security. land Heights $300.
! cheap.
2t
milk
at
Herrick
Hall
during
the
com-
Chas
M
Zerbe
to
Earnest
Keehn
lots
W. H. Hollis. Forest Grove.
K. N. S ia ;h r
Felix V erhoev. n
N. L. ATKINS. Ag
W. N. FEKRIN.
16 and 17 Greyoak tract (13 acses)
— Lad es' hind turned patent leather i liag college year.
OFFICE AT BAZAAR
—
Try
Schults’s
ground
bone
for
7-2t
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W. E. COMAN. General frei
, oxfords, plain toe. Bailey’» Big Store.
your hens. It will make them lay.
| $2300
Passenger Agent, Portland.
Liner Column
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