THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1913
THE BOOK STORE
FOREST GROVE PRESS
COUNTY COURT
is receiving new goods every day
for the fall trade. Have already
in a large display of new books
by the most popular authors.
Also a fine line o f box stationary
and pound paper. Call and see
us. H. R. Bernard Proprietor
Following are the claims allowed
the County Court for the month
September:
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
J. R. Beyers...............................$ 250 0C
A. Kostur.................................... 116 62
Goff Bros....................................
20 00
Banks Iron W oik s.....................
34 Oo
J. I. Case Threshing MachineCo.
17 49
Kingsley Lytlt...................
3 50
Geo. Emmerson..........................
2 00
C. G. R e ite r...............................
14 00
Herman Collier...........................
5
Carl Her...................................... 631
B. Fleisehauer...........................
24
James Tompkins........................
1
F. J. Wirfs & Son...................... 187
Nelson Hardware Co.................
56
J. W Goodin............................... 1045
B^ all & Co......
Louis Ennis.................................
W. Boy........................................
James Churchill ........................
C. R. Floyd.................................
Hillsboro Mercantile Co...........
B. C. Stokesbury........................
S. P. R. R. Co............................
Chas. Geiberger..........................
The
STO R E
31
11
15
6
4
3
115
1
682
CURRENT EXPENSES.
Edward C Luce.........................
Hillsboro Independent..............
Glass & Prudhomme.................
Irwin Hodson Co.......................
A. E. Simmons..........................
Hillsboro Mercantile Co..........
of Q U A L I T Y
and
5
47
44
10
10
2
EXPENSES.
Right Prices
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School Supplies, Kodaks and
Camera Goods.
Everything
Guaranteed as Represented.
Pacific Drug Co.
Forest G rove
-
E C. Luce, salary deputy, exp . 326
I E. B. Sappington, Co. Treas....
75
Mattie Wilson, deputy assessor
and treasurer..................
75
C. Young, Supt. Poor Farm......
75
J S. N. Steele, deputy, Assess­
or’s office.................................
57
! Ella Wilkes, deputy, assessor’s
o ffice ....................................
36
Max Crandall, Assessor............ 104
j C. A. Henley, Commissioner....
87
John Nyberg, Commissioner....
59
i D. B. Reasoner, Judge, salary
and expenses............................ 105
| Dora Reed Barber, juvenile
I court ........................................
37
H. D. Schmeltzer, Court House
20
Geo. McGee, Surveyor...............
26
H.B.Glaisyer, deputy Surveyor..
16
E. L. Perkins, salary, expenses.. 239
-
Oregon
Roy Clark
John Stevens...
W. W Huse
I. C Nealeigh.
August Tews, County Court
IS
Climax Milling Co., Poor Farm
22
Sherwood News Sheet, adver­
tising .........................................
2
News-Times, advertising ..... 464
Morton & Freeman, Poor Farm . 57
Hillsboro Mercantile Co., Poor
F arm ........................................
17
26
Sam Grove, damages.................
J. E Reeves, Sheriff.................
J. C. Applegate, Deputy Sheriff
61
Wm. Tupper, Janitor.................
J.C Applegate,board prisoners. 116
J E. Reeves, Sheriff.................
15
63
61
25
22
BRIDGES.
10
00 G. H. Li y co ck ............................
Johnson Bros...............................
60 Peter Hoffman............................
25 J. S. Lorsung..............................
00
WIDOWS’ PENSION8.
00
20 May Dixon...................................
10 May S tam p.................................
62 Luellu B. Crane..........................
80 Agnes Louise H ock in g............
02 Cora Stemple .............................
Ethel B. Davin.
Lizzie Adamson........
Ella Prurien...............
Eva Adams...............
Jessie Eddie Stark.
Anna Van Loo ........
Emma Viola Russell..
Liiiie D Henton........
Matilda Nord.............
Rosa M R ln gle........
Mrs. Eva Williams
Newton Riggs—
Dr. W. Wood, ex. physician..
Alma Hoehne—
Dr. F. A. Bailey, ex. physician
Dora Reed Barber, witness...
Manche I. Langley, witness..
Mrs. 0 . M. Sanford, witness .
19 00
00
M
16 00
5 M
FOREST GROVE. OREGON
6 00
6
3
3
3
00
20
20
20
J. W. Barnes...............................
William Gaskill ..........................
John M aloy.................................
Harry Robinson..........................
Peter Carlson..............................
Geo. Davis...................................
W. W. Gaskill............................
15
8
3
4
8
3
3
70
50
50
40
50
90
70
Fees were allowed W. D. Smith,
Justice of the Peace, and Wm. Mc­
Quillan, Constable, in tha following
caaes:
State vs. Lacey—
Justice...................................... $
3 25
Constable.................................
4 50
State vs. Charles Brooks —
Justice......................................
3 25
State vs. A. Jones -
Justice......................................
3 26
Constable.................................
3 50
State vs. Antone Christener, et al.—
Justice.......................................
9 26
Constable.................................
8 70
State vs. Behm—
Constable.................................
6 70
State vs. Wm. O’ Brien—
Justice......................................
3 16
Constable.................................
5 50
State vs. Janey McE. Galbreath—
Justice......................................
5 30
Constable.................................
6 10
State vs. Bernard Holboke—
Justice......................................
6 80
Constable.................................
5 90
State vs. William Linn—
Justice.......................................
7 80
Constable.................................
6 60 i
State vs. Charles Wheatly—
Justice......................................
3 26 I
Constable.................................
3 10
State vs. John Doe Robbins—
Justice......................................
6 20
Constable.................................
3 30
State vs. Adolph Domanick—
Justice......................................
3 40
Constable.................................
9 56
40
17
10
34
17
28
25
17
5
10
25
55
10
10
10
25
John Schultz...............................
E. R. Herndon............................
Romie Goodell..............................
W. S. Mills .................................
M. E. Kienle...............................
Elmer Mills.................................
Charley Smith.......... .................
Frank Alsay ...............................
Norman Greer ...........................
A. J Porter.................................
Oro Davenport............................
Oscar Gray...................................
Willie Thomas ............................
George Flumlee..........................
George Washington...................
F. W. Pruett...............................
Dan Ward.....................................
Owing to circumstances in selling my former busi­
ness it becomes necessary to take back my entire
Line of Groceries and a line of shoes for ladies, men
and children.
I am now in business offering
BARGAINS IN SHOES AN D GROCERIES
I hereby take the liberty to inform my many friends and former patrons
that I am now located in the
BUILDING S O U T H O F S A N F O R D ’ S
SEC O N D H A N D S T O R E
N. B. LaCOURSE
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Id
Capital and Surplus
I
$ 60 , 000 .
U. S. D E P O S IT O R Y .
B o a r d o f D ir e c t o r s :
JU8TICE COURT FEES.
18
GRAND JURY WITNESSES.
And invite all to visit me in my new quarters
20
00
60
00
WITNESSES FOR STATE.
Geo. Mizner
L. J. Cori
H. G. Goff
T. W. Sain
W. K. Newell
John Templeton Geo. G. Hancock
H. T. Buxton
|Chris Peterson
Main Street Garage
Auto Repairing, Vulcanizing and
General Machine W ork. Storage
and Supplies. Phone Main 6 2 X
W . A . CHALM ERS,
Main Street, Forest Grove.
WASHINGTON - OREGON
CORPORATION
will
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles Koeber, County Court
w itness.....................................
Mr. Crawford, Circuit Court
w itn ess.....................................
W. D. Smith, Justice fees........
Wm. McQuillan, Constable fees
Shoes and Groceries
PE TE R SO N
3
3
3
4
INSANE.
RELIEF.
H. R. Kauffman..........................
Elmer H. Smith..........................
Mrs. IdaJnhnson........................
Mrs. M. D. Welch......................
The Delta Drug Store...............
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Beginning June 1st give to its
3 40
15 35
16 30
Backward, Turn Backward
Backward, turn backward, oh
Time in your flight, give us a girl
with skirts not so tight; give us
a girl, whose charms, many or
few are not exposed by too much
peek-a boo; give us a girl, no
matter what age, who won’ t use
the street for a vaudeville stage;
give us a girl not too sharply in
1 view; dress her in skirts the sun
cannot shine thru. And give us
|Gances of days gone by, with
plenty of clothes and step not so
high; put turkey trot capers and
and buttermilk slides, hurdy-gur­
dy twists and wiggle tail glides, 1
and other such bunny hugs all on
a level as products of hell inspir-
en by thejdevil, and let us feast
our optics once more on the pure
sweet woman of the days o f yore.
Yes, Time turn backward and
grant o lr request for God’ s rich­
est h'ess ng but not undressed.
Yellow Jacket.
patrons in Beaverton, Elmonica,
Orenco, H illsb o r o ,
Cornelius,
Forest Grove, Gaston, Dilley and
all country lines a
4c
Electric rate
on all cooking and heating ap­
pliances
and
small
domestic
motors.
Phone Main 9 2 2 Hilhburo for particulars and
our representative will call.
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