THE
Pag* Six.
W A S H IN G TO N
COUNTY
COLLEGE
TH E BAZAAR
Forest Grove, Oregon
NEWS.
FOREST
Counties for the famous
W heeler (3b W ilson Sewing
Machines
The manager of The Bazar, Mr. K. N. Staehn,
has received instructions to sell
22,
C H A R L E S E. H IN E S , M. D.,
AN UNINTENDED
....MARRIAGE
ors in Lebanon last Sunday.
Miss Mary Bailey, of
the
James Thompson and Russel Bates
The Hillsboro circus drew a consid
accompanied the ‘ rack team to Cor-
erable attendance from Forest Grove.
▼»ills.
An effort upon the part of some from
Miss Jennie Wilkinson, of Oregon
here to silence a drunken rowdy led to
City, was a chapel visitor last Monday.
a mix up in which a dozen participated
Miss W avelle Cunningham, a former
and for a time the show had a two-ring
days
performance.
been
around
the
The school district is advertising fo.
bids for shingling the school house,
Miss Stott, of Portland, spent lev
oral days at Herrick Hall, the guest of
but there is a general impression that
Miss Peel.
it would be tlmey to consider extend­
The Misses Terrln and Waters left
ing the roofs so as to cover more room,
By calling at once or writing to Mr. K. N. Staehn, you are sure to
last Wednesday for the Y. W. C. A.
as the present rate of growth there will
be one of the lucky ones.
The machines are sold on easy terms and fully warranted to give
perfect satisfaction. Old machines taken as part payment.
Pacific Coast Conference, which is In
bo plenty of need for it by fall
session at Capltola, Cal.
The confer­
City Treasurer Hudson called in «11
ence will last about two weeks.
Mr. A. A. Atkinson, ’01. now a stu­ city warrants up to January 17, 1903,
dent in the Cooper Medien! Institute, to warrant No. 1751.
J. P. Wagner.
San Francisco, spent last week around
Credit is due Col. Menry Haynes fol
the college.
Bates
the favorable outcome of the new rural
have returned from the Congregational
delivery route, which Inspector Cle­
Congress held in Seattle last week.
ments investigated last week, be hav­
Dean
Hines & Wagner’s
Drug Store
Ferrln
and Principal
ing interested himself with the result
Every member of the tarck team is
now doing his best in the wav o f thor that not only wil there be daily man
ough training for the meet with Eu­ past his fine farm, but over 500 neigh­
gene, which takes place on Thursday, bors will be benefited by his thought­
fulness and energy.
May the 28th.
Alfred Schoch, ’01, is the recipient
rural delivery fund makes it necessary
for all new routes to wait till the next
fellowship
year’s appropriation becomes availa­
modern languages
in
Cornell University for the year 1908-4.
ble, which will be July 1
Mr. Schoch is fitting himself for a
of other routes over the county could,
professorship in
bo instituted to advantage and work
modern
languages,
small or large quantities, and can furnish either.
CURE
Prevention
That’s having
medicine
handy to
check sickness at its first symptoms.
next quarter.
returned from Corvallis last Saturday
afternon, where they were met In a
The local lodge of the Native Daugh­
dual meet with the large aggregation
ters, Tabitha Brown Cabin, named In
from the Oregon Agricultural College.
honor of the pioneer schoolmistress,
Although bringing back a score of !»,
have elected as deegates to the Grand
to 46 in favor of the Corvallis men,
Cabin, which meets in Portland
they need not be discou.S-ged. Trainer
June, Misses Carye W att and Kather­
Heater and his men
ine Myers, and Mrs. A. B. Caples.
deserve
much
in
The
alternates are Misses Anna Roe, M.
Your physician prescribes what you praise for their work, having succeeded
need, but his efforts will be vain un
A number
and this will no doubt be a great op­ for them should be commenced now. so
they can begin with the first of tho
portunity for him.
The track team and Trainer Heater
An ounce of prevention is worth n pound of cure, but we sell in either
A deficit in the
o f a very ilattering appointment to a
in
Myers and Margaret Hinrnau.
in getting six fist places and broken
former college records, Peterson hi v ­
Standard remedies whose worth has less you get the prescription filled by
Among those who visited Portland
ing broken the college record a-d
been tested at right pricess. T h e ' a competent pharmacist, from fresh
Thursday
to see the Presi int from
equalled the Northwest rw oi-i <- >__
Wise keep uem on hand. W e sell druge. That’s our description. You’ll 220 dash. Gilubert showed improve­ Forest-Grove were: Professors Ferrin,
Dr. Hovey,
them; had lather sell than keep them. save money and get the best.
ment by vaulting 10 feet 1 in., thus Bradley and Fletcli.r
Goods that are good, bought
fo r your use.
Cost low— worth high.
You wouldn’t image the worth ti'l
you see them.
Tho events were as follows:
50-yard dash— Williams, O. A. C.;
Moores, O. A. C.;
Peterson,
P. U.
Time, 0:05 4-5.
100-yard dash— Williams, O. A. C.;
Peterson, P. U.; Moores, O. A. C. Tims,
1:10 3-6.
Don’t Forget !
220-yard dash— Peterson, P. U.; Wil­
liams, O. A. C.; Beach, O. A. C. Time,
Come in Anyway
0:23 1-5.
440-yard dash— Peterson, P. U.; W il­
880-yard run— Walker, P. U.; How­
Forest Grove
Oteg>on
ard, O. A. C.; Steiwer, O. A. C. Time,
2:15 4-5.
Mile run— Gates. P. U.; Hall, P. U.,
Schole, O. A. C. Time, 5:10.
120-yard hurdle— Belden, O. A. O.,
Moores, O. A. C.; F. Fletcher, P. U.
Time, 0:17 4-5.
220-yard hurdle— Cathey, O. A. C.;
Fletcher, P U • PHdnaux, P. U. Time,
0:28 1-6.
Sixteen-pound shot-put— Jackson, O.
C.; Barnet, P. U.; Pllkington, O. A.
Distance, 39 feet 4 inches.
Discus-throw— Abraham, O. A. C.;
Peberson
Kelsey’s
near some springs of whose usefulness
M E A T MARKET
Fish
laymen are not advised, thoi^h great
Hammer-throw— Barnet, P. U.; Jack-
Importance seems to bo attached to
son, O. A. C.; Pllkington, O. A. C. Dis­
them by the management. It would
tance, 108 feet 8 inches.
seem that more butter fat ind less
Running broad Jump— Moores, O. A.
spring water would better popularize
C.; Cathey, O. A. C.; Burnaugb, O. A.
a brand o f condensed cream.
C. Distance, 19 feet 7H inches.
Running high ujmp— Moores, O.
a
.
C.; L. Burnaugh, O. A. C. Height, 5
feet.
Pole vault— Gilbert, P. U .; Swan,
full of Juicy excellence and tender
enough for auy one
all
•0
kinds.
Cured meat* of
Beet, pork
&
and mutton.
Best lard at lowest good-lard price*.
The Civic Improvement Society, to
whom the city owes mucti o f its im­
proved appearance, advertises a lec­
O. A C.; Goliat!;/. O. A. C. Height, 10
feet 1 inch.
for summer eating, fresh and
fine meats— the kind you ilk* to eat,
ture
on
“ Oregon
Birds
Homes,” for Saturday.
Their
About 76 in
terosting lantern views will Ilústrate
Mr. F. 8. Barnes is busy supplying
the remarks o f Mr. Finley, and its
an ever-increasing demand for his bows
own worth should draw a large crowa,
and arrows which are being used
by
though the society deserves for its
the loading archers in the important
great work alone liberal support. Au
tournaments.
mission 1$ cents, public school chil­
»
Prompt delivery
to any part of the city.
The quickest way to
turn
second
hand household goods, furniture, or
Abbott A Son’s carry
anything of which yon want to dispose. Jewelr's stock in the
Main St.
ia
dren free.
’ Phone your order.
Forese G rove
the
.argent
country.
All
into money is to send it to the Auction the reliable makes of watches, Silver-
House.
Physician and Surgeon.
Diseases o f women a specialty.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
E. B. R E N T Z , M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office over
Abbott’s Jewelry
Store.
fBoth ’phones.)
Forest Grove. Oregon.
W. M. Langley.
L. L. Langley.
LANGLEY 4
SON,
Attorneys and Counselors at I,aw
Notaries Public
Real Kstate and
Conveyancing
Upstairs
Wagner Bldg.
Forest Grove
J. N. H O F F M A N ,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Upstairs, Caples Block.
Forest Grove, Oregon
W. H. Hollis.
Earl B. Hawks
H O LLIS & HAW KS,
law yers
Real Estate and Corporation Law Speci ilties
Office over limes .v
Wagner's Drug Store
Forest Grove
C I T Y B A R BER SHOP,
A. J. Wirtz.
Baths.
Laundry Agfency.
Pacific Avenue, Forest G r o v i.
C. E. G E I G E R , M. D.,
Homeopathist Physician and Sur| eon.
Office, over W eseott’s Store.
Residence, east of M. E. Church.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
DR. R. N IX O N ,
Dentist.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
MISS R O SA G E R R I S H ,
Fine D esamaking. Fitting and Cut
,| ,» c
condensed milk plant closer to town,
Jackson, O. A. C.; Barnet, P. U. Dis­
tance, 97 feet 2 ^ inches.
D o n ’t F o rg e t
C. L. L A R G E , M. D.,
i
liams, O. A. C.; Howard, O. A. C. Time,
0:63 2-5
Hines & Wagner’s
Drug Store
Forest Grove, Oregon.
Call and seo trtu a.C
n n rt n o t ItllC K iy .
W I T H H l - l l n - e l y II
moment for reflection lie grasped wild­ Dr. Ni... „• ; . eaidence, Forest Gii
ly for some method of delay. If the
girl could appear to be married, she
____ M. L. N O B L E ,
Supt. C.‘ (j. Clapp7"Mr. and Mrs. Alex. might at least effect a compromise by
The Most Successful Real Estate Aj ent
requiring
lier
opponents
to
prove
that
Todd, of Dilley, Mr. Baker, of Thatch­
in Washington County.
' she was not married. It was half past
Reliable in all his dealings.
er; J. C. Clark, John Anderson, E. E
I in o’clock, and her counsel would have Farms. City Property. Houses Rer ed.
Cheney. Will Bellinger, Henry Swa:, three and n half hours to devise some
Office west Brick Livery Barn.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
son, John E. Bailey, Byron Smith, M. plan. Bob as a lawyer knew this, and,
though the chance was slender. lie
E. Bisbee, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shearer staked nil on a single desperate move.
M ILLS & HINES.
“ ‘Your honor,’ lie said, rising, ‘the
o f Gales Creek. Mrs. J. A. Abbott, Mrs.
Expert
Horse
Shoers,
Sarah E. Crow, Mrs. .1. S. Buxton, Miss claimant is my w ife.’
“ Judge, attorney, spectators, turned
25 years’ experience
Lizzie Swanson and enough others to to Bob in wonder.
Next door north Buxton’s Mac! no
“ ‘Have you proofs o f your marriage?'
make up a total of 242 adults buying
Shop. Forest Grove.
asked the Judge.
tickets for the morning train, while
“ ‘Not at hand.’
ten half-fares were sold. Many had
“ ‘Is that man your husband?’ asked
J. T. BUXTON,
gone down the previous evening. Rw the judge o f Lucy.
General Blacksmith! ng,
“ I f ever there was irresistible appeal
turning the evening train was run in in a man’s eyes, it was in Bob's when
Farmers’ work a speciali
two sections, leaving Portland at C he turned them on Lucy. He could
Forest Grove.
o ’clock and the first section arrived not say to her, ’This is merely to gain
time,’ so he gave her a look which
here about 8:30. The Hillsboro contin meant, ‘I beg o f you not to deny
J. B. M A TTH E W 8.
gent had the Hillsboto Cornet Band what I have stated.’ Lucy's eyes re­
Artistic
Paperhanger and Painter.
mained riveted to his. What was pass­
with a numerous escort, and one or
ing in lier mind no one knew. She had Varnishing. Sign
two stayed home to watch the town, a decision to make, and all waited
work a specialty.
Forest Org\
but their namt3 could net be learned. breathlessly to hear it.
“ ‘Yes.’ she said.
The six wagon roads to Portland from
“ ‘And you,' said the Judge, turning
R. P N ijo t
Washington County took in many spec­ to Bob— do you acknowledge this wom­ M. F. Nixon
T
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FOREST
an
to
be
your
w
ife?’
tators and probably one-fourth of the
“ ‘I do.’
GROVE LA N D CO
population went to Portland, ‘ hough
•• ‘Then if you were not married be­
Good Frmers, Large and Small Real-
fore
you
are
married
now.
I
give
judg­
perhaps not ail saw the President.
dence and Business Property. Timber
ment in favor o f the claimant.’
“ Then, and only then. Bob saw that Lands for Sale. Loans negotiated.
his intent to stave off a decision had
Main Street, Forest Grove.
Hillsboro is planning to move its resulted in his marriage to a girl he
breaking the former StUDM record
P E R F U M E S , SO AP , T O I L E T A R T I C L E S .
Office over Hines & W agner’s Drug
Store,
[Original.]
‘‘Do you think, father, that hasty
marriages always turn out badly?”
“ Well, no, not always. I know a
case where a marriage that was not In­
tended turned out very well.”
“ Not intended? How could that have
Veen?”
"There was a young fellow (he was
just nineteen years old aud I ’ll call
him Bob) who had made up bis mind
that bis lot would be bachelorhood.
You see, his father and mother had
married young, his father had died
young, and, the mother being only
nineteen years older than Bob, they
were more like brother and sister than
mother and son. For this reason Bob
scouted marriage—for him.
“ Bob was reading law’. One day he
went to court, as wus his custom, to
familiarize himself witli the methods
o f procedure. It was a court of chan­
cery. The case being trl«*d before the
judge wus a claim of a young girl to
the estate o f an uncle who had recently
died. The girl wus In court, and a
prettier little piece o f the Lord's handi­
work never was turned out. At least
Bob thought so, and be couldn’t keep
ills eyes off her. It wasn’t long before
the girl (w e’ll call her Lucy» noticed
that Bob wus looking at lier in a way
that said as plainly as words, ‘1 ad­
mire you profoundly.’ She blushed a
little, looked away, then glanced side-
t\isc at him again to see the same ex­
pression of admiration. She blushed
again, which indicated that she recipro­
cated. At any rate Bob so interpreted
It.
“ The maker o f the will had left the
bulk of ills pnqterty to bis only broth­
er's son (w e’ll call him John Doe) and
a small sum to Lucy, but ns the broth­
er had married beneath him the testa­
tor provided for a possible passing of
all the property to the oldest son of
his sister's child, Lucy. As It would
be unsafe to leave the matter long
open, Lucy not being mnrried, the will
provided that if Lucy were married
when she came o f age the estate was
to be left in the hands of trustees for
three years. I f witbiu that limit she
had a son, the estate was to go to that
son.
“ ‘How old is the claimant?’ asked
the judge.
“ ‘She will he eighteen,’ replied her
counsel despondently, ‘at noon today.’
“ ‘Is she married?’
“ *No, your honor.’
“ Then,' said the Judge deliberately,
T see no reason why ufter the hour of
noon I should not set aside her claim
and give judgment for John Doe. In
case there Is no objection I will ud-
Joum the court till 2 o’clock.’
“ To see a fortune pass away from tills
lovely girl was too much for Bob. He
was an Impulsive fellow, prone to de-
term last Monday.
Sunday.
has
Physician and Surgeon,
The Greenville school started a new
Senior
school.
Dr. C. E. Hiner.
1903.
val of last Saturday.
Messrs. G.vwn «nil K. Dys were visit­
spending a few
$io Discount Ea.
MAY
realized $23 from their ice cream festi­
student in the Academy,
The First T en Machines at
OREGON,
The Cornelius Ladies of Woodcraft
NOTES.
class, was in Portland Saturday and
baa : cen selected as distributing point for Washington and \amhill
GROVE.
* ware and Jewelry,
•
had never seen before and had never
tpokcu to.
“ When the court was adjourned, the
claimant, tier mother and Bob went
into a private room for consultation.
A ll looked at Bob for an explanation.
He made a confession o f the whole
matter. There was nothing to be done
but accept the situation. Bob's creden­
tials were presented and found to lie
excellent, and the marriage was con­
summated.”
“ And turned out happily?”
‘T h e couple have been and are de­
voted to each other.”
“ But what right had the Judge to
marry them?”
„ .
"The secret o f that is this: Bob was
perfectly well known to him ns n stu­
dent o f law (for »be Judge was n pro­
fessor In the Inw school Bob attended)
and had a very good opinion of the
voung man. More than that, the Judge
saw that a nice little girl was about to
be deprived o f a fortune for the want
o f a husband. He knew I was lying -
The rurrator stopped and oonghed.
-You. father! *>u dop’t mean -
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J. J. W IR TZ,
Confectionery, Cigars and T o­
bacco.
Fancy Soft Drinks, Ice
Cold Soda Water.
Fine New Ice Cream Parlor.
Forest Grove
J. S. BISHOP, M. D.
Physician.
Office Hours: 1 to 2 a. m. 2 to 5 p. in.
Caples Building, Forest Grove.
B A LD W IN & KINO,
Real Estate Exchange.
Choice Homes and Lands in every part
of the County.
Pacific Ave., off Church Square.
Forest Grove
MAYNE A BBO TT
should forgive ydur f a t W for the He.
my itov. because you are Lucy s oldest Graduate of Person’s Horologies! In­
son. amt by it t uet o*ly provWe.1 for
stitute.
your be I ng. but gain** yon a fortune
E X P E R T O PTICIAN.
i t the same time."
“ Father. I forgive ysu. There are Eyes tested and fitted
•lines when a Ue is Invalu able."___
Forest Grove, Ore.
E V E R E T T P A Y N E POTTER.