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THE WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS. FOREST GROVE. OREGON, MAY 2S, 1903.
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Chas. Hall, a brother of W A. Han, 1 t>n Friday last occurred the closing
Thu people of Washington County:
Headquarters for barbed wire, sta
to folow the farm figures ot last week ples, fence nettiug. ready mixed paints '06, has been visiting for a few days recital by the students of the Con
servatory of Music, most of the stu
wit 1 this more interesting branch of (house and floor), in any color, lime, around the school.
Messrs Thompson, McKenzie, Faulk dents who took part appearing for
the census inquiry, in June 1900. were
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WEST SIDE
14.467. or 3.281 families, and living in cement, nails, staples, at W. B. Hicks.'• ner, Fletcher and Walker will leave the first time before an audience.
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in a few days to take up their sum Their efforts were greatly praised by
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Dally
DIVISION
3,246
dwellings. The stronger sex
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mer work.
all tho audience.
Fred
Watrous’
new
residence
in
was
so
in
numbers,
too,
among
then,
4 30
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7 30 ~ r Lv. PORTLAND......... Ar. 5 50 |. .8 7 40
”S6 00 I 4 50
The Seniors are making proparc-
South
Park,
is
nearly
completed
and
by
a
majority
of
923,
or
out
of
every
At
a
meeting
of
the
student
body
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3 25
. . . . Beaverton .................. 1 4 59
8 18 11
5 38
. J 4o
tions
for a student dance, to be given
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will
be
strictly
modern
in
all
Its
op-
f
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35
f
4
52
100
the
average
is
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males
and
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fe
Tuesday
morning,
Mr.
H.
E.
Thomas,
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.St.
Mary's
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7 50 I 5 43 If 8 22
2 52 males.
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While the population has pointments. Henry Wirtz is attending '05, was elected editor-in-chief of the in Verts’ Hall during Commence
16 . . . .Reedville ................... I 4 4 44
8 10 I 5 52 j 8 31
2 37
f 4 39 f 7 23
8 15 f 5 56 f 8 35 17
2 30 gained a full sixth, and is now about to the plumbing, and Johnny Mat Weekly Index, and W. B. Shively, ment week, on June 17th. They have
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8 40 19
8 25 !( 6 10
2 20 17,000. the makeup is about the same, thews is looking after the papering, business manager. Both of these engaged one of the leading orchestras
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1 50 so that by turning the government’s sufficient guarantees that both will be young men have worked on the col in Portland to play for them, and aro
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8 54
6 15
9 03
1 30 figures into averages showing the num well done.
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4 12
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lege paper for some years past and the putting forth every effort in their
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9 30
1 05
6 55
I 4 07
6 25 j 9 05 28
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ber
of
each
class
in
every
hundred,
an
Index
for the year 1903-'4 promises power to make it the very best in the
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The City Bakery Is fitting up a to be of a high standard as well ns history of the institution. Further ar
Intelligent idea of present conditions
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55
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.Gaston
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rangements have been left under the
5 58 10 50 may be gained. There are 7,800 handsome ice cream parlor in the real a success in a financial way.
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7 21 I 10 00 50 ....McMinnville
12 35
2 56 ..5 50 10 10 school children, 5 to 20 years of age, of the bakery. Hines Bros.
supervision of Mr. F. E. Voorman,
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The
baseball
aggregation
again
suf
7 30 10 00 54 . . . . Whiteson
1 05
8 09
2 05 ...........
who
will act as floor manager. About
I 11 00 76 ....Independence ...........
2 58
about
one-twentieth
being
foreign
born
fered
defeat
at
the
hands
of
the
Cac-
11 45 97 Ar. Corvallis ............. I al 1 20 I........... 1 ! 6 50 all but eight white, and an army o,
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Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hadley, of Tilla- | tus last Saturday. Nevertheless, the 300 invitations are to be issued.
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All kinds of builders’ hardware at
3,156 men could be put in the field, inook. who have been spending the game was very close and interesting,
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YAMHILL DIVISION.
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Sunday
Sundoy
that being the number subject to mill winter in San Francisco and Portland, the score being 4 to 2.
Th.
Sat
lowest prices. J. H. Westcott.
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Sun d ay j Sunday Wd Fri
tary
duty,
18 to 45 years of age, one- passed through last Saturday on their
8 25
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9 30
3d | I 0 Lv. PORTLAND........
4 50 j 5 05 ! 7 30
fourth foreign born.
The voting way home. Mr. Hadley has extensive
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12 | j 13 . . . . T u a l a t i n .................
9 9 12
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strength
is
4,119,
of
whom
2661 are na business interests in and around Til
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32
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Clpole
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Exchange sold on all commercial centres
9 37 I 15
«3 If 5 58
8 26
1 10
tive white men, all but 42 being able lamook City.
6 04 10
10 08
08 i I 17 . . . . Sherwood ...........
8 22 . 2 “
12 58
£« 1 I 6 08 10
to read and write; of the five negroes,
10 25
25 I 19 . . . . M i d d l e t o n .............
12 40
40 f 8 13
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10 42
42 I 20 . . . . F ran k ..............................! 12
John Stribbich is Forest Grove's best I
one is illiterate; of the 981 naturalized
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Ar.
Whiteson
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F. T. KANE, Cashier
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there are 19 illiterate, three of the wagon maker
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(Light face figures denote A. M.; dark tace figures denote P M. f Stops on 200 who have filed first papers, 28 ot !
signal ' Will carry passengers holding mileage tickets only. 1 Daily.)
the 87 aliens, and 10 out of the 124 j
A N E W BRICK BUILDING.
W. E. COMAN, General Passenger Agent.
whose citizenship is unknown.
Portland, Oregon.
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The foreign born were 2675, Austra
Woods & Adams’ new building will
!!a claiming 31, Austria 49, Belgium 36, ' bt begun immediately after July 4th. ►
LO C A L A G E N TS .
A. S. Briggs Bohemia 11, Canada (English) 208,1 The old building will be moved back >
D illey.....................
Beaverton ................... F. W. Cady
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BANKER.
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G aston.......................C. W. Hudson Canada (French) 14, China 36, Den-*
Reedville ..................... 3. B. Finley
a»d work on the new crowded, and ev ►
Tualatin......................... C. A. Kren
Hillsboro.......................E. L. Phillips
mark 104, England 178, Finland 3 ,1 erything possible win be done to push
Sherwood .................... Dora Smock
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Cornelius ...................... D. J. Barrett
France 23, Germany 930, Holland 68, tije work. It will be 67x62 feet, one
.. N. L. Atkins
Forest Grove
Hungary 1, Ireland 118, Italy 33, Nor s^ory of brick with stone trimmings,
T ran sacts a General B anking B u sin ess
way 52, Pacific islands 3, Poland (Rus- ' fdll glass front, and corner entrance.
cannot
afford
to
neglect
your
The
quickest
way
to
turn
second-
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sia) 7, Poland (other) 2, Russia 92,
eyes.
Better have them tested (it j hand household goods, furniture, or Scotland 82, Sweden 167, Switzerland It) Is to be built by day work. The >
Main Street, Forest Grove
bfick, from Catching’s brick yard, are
costs nothing) by Mayne Abbott, the anything of which you want to dispose, 441, Wales 7, other countries 6, born
bring made now. The stone is fur >
expert optician at Abbott & Son's * into money Is to send it to the Auction at sea 1.
nished by the Boos Quarry, and is be-
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hauled now by six teams making
Watches and diamonds, best grades, House.
Free delivery to any part of the city.
0 trips daily. The lumber is to be
on small weekly payments if you pre-,
fiimished by Carsten Bros., and by
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fer. A safe Investment and an easy { Tarmers, we cater to your wants, Dugan & Watrous.
I Ida. An entire new stock of gixfife
way to save. Abbott & Son's
* take youfr produce and will treat you
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11 be placed on the shelves of the
Washington County is in honor
right. Dugan & Watrous.
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: DEALER i n :
bound to give her best majority to the
A pretty lawn needs a little atten
Republican party at this time. Election
Mayne Abbott, of Abbott & Son’s, t*
Ladies’ and gents’ furnishing good» ie Monday, June 1.
tion, a reliable lawn mower and a
tray not be generally known, is a
good hose, and we can furnish our up-to-date and best selection in town.
Just one line, but that complete— graduate of the best watchmaker and
part at prices you won’t miss. See how Biggest stock for your selection. Du
everything In hardware and agricul j«weler’s school in America, the Par
much pleasanter summer will be with gan & Watrous.
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tural Implements, bought right and son’s Horological Institute, at Peoria,
a smooth-shaven, grassy lawn for the
hot days. J. H. Wescott.
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Now is the picture season and we will be sold right, for we give our ex it., and has had especial training If,
Packers and shippers of all ¡kinds
are making special prices and attrac clusive attention to getting the worth fitting glasses and in optician's work.»
of m eats. Keeps a supply of the
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Photos enlarged, photos on china, tive inducements in handsome mounts of our money, so you can get the worth
best
alw ays on hand.
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Nothing so clean, cool and comfort-
fancy placques. Attractive and Inter to get your commencement photos. We of yours. J. H. Westcott.
a»le
for
fitting
up
a
bedroom
as
one
esting ornaments. Meresse, the pho want teachers to bring their pupils,
ol those low-priced iron bedsteads at
tographer.
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too. It won’t cost more than you can
PROGRESSIVE F L IN C H P A R T Y A T Bf>u & Buxton's, and when wintei
afford, and it will please you. Pacific
times they will be just as attractive.
H E R R IC K H A L L .
See Meresse for fine photographs. • Gallery.
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T|ie best the year around.
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At Herrick Hall last Friday a small
C O L L E G E NOTES.
company enjoyed one of the most
pleasant evening of social life of the
^ollegq during the yenr t h e VlaseaJ? „.-.IwBroUst re p o rts p le a s a n t v is it
Jackson and Peel entertaining with at his home last week.
Hammocks In all styles and colors
the new and popular game of Flinch.
The rooms were decorated in a taste at prices that you will find easier
ful style, producing a very striking than going without this summer for
comfort. Roe & Buxton.
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effect.
Miss Maie Peel left Wednesday af
After the cards had been shuffled
and dealt for several hours and the ternoon for her home in Portland.
A new tine of wall paper. Nothing
fortunes of those at the “boards” were
determined amid the expressions of freshens up a home and gives so
joy or regret, the prizes were award much lasting pleasure for so little
ed to Josephine Harriman, who had money as tastefully decorated walls
remained at table No. 1 throughout and celling. No excuse for dingy
the siege and had come out victorious rooms now; variety to suit every
every time, and to Una Wilson, who taste. Prices that will harmonize
received the consolation prize upon with any pocket book. Roe & Bux
ton.
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her record.
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Messrs Philbrook and Prldeaux left
Later in the evening the doors lead
yesterday for the Y. M. C. A. Confer
ing to the dining halls were thrown
ence, which is to be held in Gearhart
open and all, even those players who
had been unfortunate, disregarding Park, near Astoria.
A business worth running is worth
the fact that they had ended their ca
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reers at the lowest table of the, for advertising.
Miss Florence Peel, of Portland,
them, "unproglessive” Flinch, fell to
with hearty will, the light refresh spent several days last week with her
ments so abundantly served vanishing sister.
How about your printing? If you
with astonishing alacrity, the closing
scene of a most enjoyable evening.
get It of The News it will be a little
The hostesses were enthusiastically better and not so expensive. Costs
congratulated by all present upon the
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success of the affair which showed nothing to Inquire.
Miss
Josephin©
Harriman
departed
such care and preparation for th9
guests' enjoyment. Those present last Wednesday morning for her home
were: Misses Male Peel, Vera Jack- in Astoria.
All the business cannot be cornered
son, Una Wilson, Josephine Harri
man.
Florence Tongue and Hell but those who advertise will come
Brock, of Pacific University: Miss closer to cornering It than the fellows
Florence Peel, of Portland, and who don't.
Messrs. Barnett, Bates, Fletcher,
Everyone around the college Is now
Thomas. Peterson and Wirtz, all of
wondering whether It will be safe for
Pacific University.
them to venture out beyond the city
limits. No doubt Thomas and Wirtz
There are many things which the
have found out that It is not, notwith
people would buy If they only Knew standing the presence of chaperones,
where to buy them to advantage. If unless a penalty of three weeks' vaca
a merchant knows, he ought to tell tion is preferred.
Advertising based on common sense
what he knows. Try telling It In The
will
pay the man who places It when I
>iews.
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It can be seen. That's In The News. • ;
Fred North. ’01. principal of th*
The City Bakery has removed its
cigar and tobacco department to the North Yamhill High School, chaperon-j We are not advertisers; we do not wearing shoes—and as a matter of
addition just completed, one door ed his graduating class to this eltj j know anything about writing adver course we must have gained some
east, and fixed up a very handy and city last Saturday. While In town tisements. We are simply a shoe buyer knowledge of stock and styles In 48
attractive stand. The bakery room, the visitors had a class picture taken and seller. We have worked at It all odd years—don’t yon think so Come
Billheads, envelopes, letterheads
too, has been painted up and remodel
and see what a nice line of shoes we
business
cards, all at short notice. See of our live«—just common every-day
ed. so as to be more convenient.
have.
The best made at the prices.
how nice for the price. The News. • buying and selling good fitting and
It'a genius to wait, but it is business
Trainer Heater leaves today, his en
to advertito for the thing you are gagement having expired on Thurs
day. Mr. Heater has made many
waiting for.
friends during his stay with us. His
Wm Andemon, a Nebraska genti»- work has been excellent, and It is to
man. Is stopping at the Forest Grove be hoped that he coa be secured neat
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hotel, and has been looking over the season.
Vote for Singer Hermann, tho Re
country with a view to purchasing
publican nominee fer Congressman.
a farm and settling here.
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I E. W . HAINES J
Fresh Meats, Ham, Bacon and
Lard
Pacific Avenue
Clark
Building
Main Street
Forest Grove
Forest Grove Shoe
Store
We extend to all our customers and
old settlers an invitation to inspect a
stock of v
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SHOES 1
made right up to date.
Is Still Doing
Business at the
Old Stand.
RUSSELL
FOREST GROVE
OREGON