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chance of making a piece of
money ( Pardon us for using
The the worcj ’’making” it should be
by
(Crafting). But these industrious
sons of the holy dollar do not
Entered at the post-office at Forest
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Grove, Oregon, as second class
pause nor ponder over the future,
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Advertising rates made known
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If you are intending to pur­
chase a new wheel this sum­
mer you can’ t afford to do it
without seeing the new
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Official Paper Washington Co. object diminishes. So it will in
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T h e e citizens
citizens are
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W oods ....................... editor ing to have an electric line
line not
notwithstanding the grafter.
THURSDAY, JUNE
18 , 1908
STATE ACTIVITY NOTES.
T he advent of the Oregon
Electric com pany’s electric line
into this city cannot help but
be a boom to us and surround­
ing community. Forest Grove
has waited long but not alto­
gether patiently for this oppor­
tunity of assiting a company
that actually meant to build a
road and now that the time has
come the efforts of the entire
community are necessary to
bring the matter to a hasty and
satisfactory end. T he company
is limiting the time of procuring
the right-of-way and other nec­
essary ground, hence the quick
adtion of our citizens is neces­
sary.
goes
to
$1.50 and $2.50 white embroidered parasols, $1.25
$2.50 and $3 silk etnbroidered parasols, $1.75
10c and 15c turnover collars, 5c
15c and 20c ginghams, 12 l-2 c
$1 kimonas, 50c
25c percales, 19c
50c belts, 25c
25c mull, 17c
make up a good
wheel at moderate price.
and the rising waters are destroying
millions of dollars worth of farm and
dity property, Oregon is enjoying
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beautiful weather .delicious fruit, and P h o n e s :
K es. 591
looking forward with the donfidence
c t 1 s 3 w ................................ 2000
inspired by assured drops this Fall.
Sarah E Montgomery to Herman
On June 24th Portland business
Salzwedel Its 6 and 7 blk 1
men will be the guests of Eugene.
Henry’ s add Cornelius............ 200
A special train will leave for the Un­ John Briggen to John Gfeller et
iversity town at seven in the morning
al part of sec 15 t 2 n 3 w . . 2500
and the party will participate in the W A Shaw et al to Mattie Rice
Its 1 and 2 Kinnesswood . . . 5000
opening of the new depot teere, will
John Hartman et ux to Mrs.
attend the Commencement Exercises
Emma Cheney Its 4 and 5 blk
at University and be entertained at a
19 Cornelius..............................
850
reception tendered by the Eugene Edwin Wagner et al to Jesse
Hobson 53 acres in L Jane
Commercial Club.
Horner d l c t 1 s 5 w ........... 2900
The Oregon Humane Society have in­ David E Mobley et ux to Anna
stalled nine ornimental brinking foun­
L Little part of blk 33 Forest
tains at various points throughout Port­
Grove ..........................................
775
land. In addition to the regulation Anna L Little et al to Millie H ol­
lingsworth parts of Its 1 and
drinking cups, places are provided for
2 Fruitvale add Forest Grove.
10
dogs and horses. Eight of these fount­ Thomas Littlehales to Clarence
ains were presented by citizens of Port-
Carr Its 5 and 6 blk 10 South
Park add Forest Grove...........
300
lanb, while the ninth is the gift of the
National Humane Society of New York Investment Co to I B Nichols et
ux Its 6 and 9 North Tigard-
who are presenting similar fountains to
ville ...........................................
638
different cities in the United States.
J J Wiggins et al to C D Bold-
rick Its 14 and 15 Block 1
The housewarming of the Portland
Curtis add Forest Grove. . . .
138
Commercial Club in its new eight story
Mary E Lystrup et al to W A
steel home, which which was held last
Shaw part of A J Mas.ers d 1 c
10
Friday night, brought together a large
Investment Co to E J Godman
and enthusiastic dody of prominent cit­
part of J L Hicklin d 1 c t 1 s
izens, and it was probaly |the happiest
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500
event that has occurred in that city C F Tigard et ux to C S Tigard
1.78 acres in sec 10 t 2 s 1 w 350
since the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
Albert N Stanton et ux to Carrie
The daily rose show in the lobby of
V Fuller part of Thos Hart d 1
the Chamber °f Commerce draws thou­
c t l s 3 w ........... ................
sands of visitors, while at the Commer­ Lewis B Vankleek et ux to L S
Bierly part of sec 12 t 2 s 2 w 1000
cial Club huge quantities of perfect
J C Hare et ux to Emet Goff et
blooms are furnished each day by bif-
al 96.79 acres in sec 7 t 1 s 2
ferent members of the Club for the
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becoration of the rooms. Oregon City G W Cassady et ux to Sarah Gal-
breath tract in sec 12 t 2 s 1
has occupied the center of the stage
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125
during the last week with an especially
John Farber et al to Henry Jer-
succesful Rose Show and Carnival.
rett part of sec 14 t 1 s 4 w 1725
Pete Peterson et ux to Burdett
COUNTY COURT.
Shipman part of blk 7 Forest
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175
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J N Swift et ux to Claud O
Fred L Harper to I E Lilly 5
Wilkes part of R S Tupper d 1
acres in S Shepherd d 1 c t 1
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540
n 4 w .........................
8 400 F L Miller et ux to J L Barrett
G W Barnes et ux to Isaac B
14.82 acres in Horace Parsons
Mullen part of Block B Faii-
t 1 s 4 w ....................................
view add to Hillsboro ........... 1050 Emma Alberts et al t oG S Keen-
H T Turner et ux to A W Smith
on ne I of se J sec 25 t 2 n
12.77 acres in J L Hicklin d 1
3 w .............................................
600
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If ever the time was oppor­
tune for Forest Grove to get an
elfeufc railroad it is now. So far
the committee who has the ac­
quisition of the right of way in
charge has met with no serious
obstacles, but it has met with
opposition in quarters where it
least expected. One or two deals
have been consumated since the
proposition was put by the Elec­
tric company, that smell of graft.
One would naturally suppose
that there is public spirit and
patriotism enough in a commu­
nity of this size among our bus­
iness people to eliminate any
obstacle that might, under ordi­
nary circumstances, arise, least­
wise perpetrate or consummate a
deal that would require extra
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Abraham Runion et al to W E
effort or a larger subscription to
Pegg Its 1 and 2 bk 8 Dilley.
remove. Some people have an Alice Wheeler et al to Mary A
Morrison Its 48, 49 and 50
idea that if they can acquire
property lying in the proposed. Edward D Rounds t0 R H Des-
right of way, they stand a hazer part of O W Gibson d 1
A SPECIAL
N ow is the time to buy your
U TH of JU L Y H A T
I will give a special reduction for the next two weeks on all Millinery
Goods such as flowers, foliage, etc. Come and see the
Paris M illinery Parlors
North Maim S t r e e t
IV liM
at O. A , Corl’s Bicycle Shop
F combines everything that
If you ever intend to do any
While cyclones and floods are visit­
boosting, do it now!
ing the South , East and Middle West,
Pacific University has just
closed one of the most succesful
years of its career. T he institu­
tion is steadily growing not on­
ly in number of students but in
equipment and efficiency.
English Wheel
M a r ie I.. S p le a h e a r t
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Buckle Tan Oxfords for the Men
Button Tan Oxfords for the Ladies
Tan and White Oxfords for Children
$ FOR $ OUR MOTTO
Independent
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BAIRD
Opposite
Hillsboro Commercial
Bank
W e have just received a lot of new
chairs, both in sets and odd styles,
if you want something comfortable
you can surely find it here and the
price won’t be high
PROBATE COURT.
Estate of Calvin Adams deceased.
Final account approved and estate
closed of record.
Estate of N Friday deceased. Final
account filed. Monday,
July 10th,
time set for hearing objections to final
settlement.
Estate of Vetal Cimino deceased.
Estate admitted to probate. Wm Ci­
mino appointed administrator. Bonds
fixed at $500. John Henry, Geo Gal-
breath and C Worth appointed ap­
praisers.
Estate of Wm Lyda deceased. Sale
of real estate confirmed.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Joseph Kemper and Agnes Vande-
hey.
Edwin S Tucker and Eraogene N
Moss.
Obituary.
THE BAZAAR
K.
;V. S TA E H R .
Manager
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H i£ h G ra d e P ia n o s
O rg a n s
a n d S e w in g M a c h in e s
sold way below Portland prices and on easy monthly pay­
ments.
A lso a full line of
Edison and Columbia
Talking Machines and Records always in stock.
Cata­
logues sent free to any address.
The leading place in the County for Stationery
and School Supplies.
Wm. J. Van Doren, who died at his
home on David's Hill June 9th, 6:45
p. m., was born in Hunterdon County,
New Jersey September 26th, 1864.
On May 23rd, 1906, he was married
to Miss Jennie Anglin, in California,
and on May 1st, 1907 they came to
Forest Grove and settled in their pres­
ent home. Mr. Van Doren leaves a
wife and infant child, also his mother
Mrs. Margaret Van Doren, a brother, j
Charles Van Doren, all of whom are [
here and a brother, John Van Doren I
in Wyoming.
The funeral services 1
were held at the residence on Thurs­
day at 2 p. m. conducted by Rev. H.
Boyd. There was a profusion of flow- j
ers. Interment occurred at the Forest;
View cemetery.
Mr. Van Doren made many friends
since coming here and the bereaved
family have the sincere sympathy of
the community.
— White River Flour made of best
Eastern Oregon wheat for sale at Ba;-
1 ley’ s Big Store.
47-tf
Buffets and China Closets, swell fronts and hand­
somely finished. Prices Right.
BEST PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
Hoyt rurniture Co.
P a te rs o n B ld £ .
F o re s t Gro\ri