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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1903)
» THE W A S H IN G T O N COUNTY N EW S, •* t FO REST with the theft, but confesed to the other offenses. He claims that a boy in his employ took the money as a joke. Haberly repaid the money to Bacoua—Cyrus Bacon, P. M .... $ 19.31 Haas. All the stories that are told Bakersfield— Sylvia L. Baker... 14.95 to the officers by those implicated are Beaverton— Fred W. C a d y ....... 297.26 so inconsistent and so incredible that 76.06 I all are looked upon with suspicion, Bethany— Samuel Kunz ......... Blooming—Calvin B a ile y ......... 52.29 1 and sensational disclosures are looked Buxton— C. A. Peterson............ 149.77 ' for. Haberly comes from a good fam Cedar Mill— May E. R eeves---- 176.27 ily in this county, and is well con Centerville— August Reverman. 90.51 ; nected by marriage.” Cornelius— S. E. M ontgomery.. 283.34 ; Dilley— G. H. B r ig g s ................ 304.41 j J. H. W estcott handles the only first- 15.26 j class wagons in town. Dixie— C. Nelson ..................... * 84.28 1 Farmington— John Boge . . . . Forest Grove— H. C. A tw e ll.. 1300.00 I D o n ’t forget M o nday. M a r k an X be Gales Creek— Albert C. Sargent. 178.28 Garden Home— L. A. Nicholas.. 32.27 tween No. 13 and the nam e of B in ge r Gaston— Chas. W. Hudson....... 318.78 H erm ann. Glencoe— A lice M. S a n fo rd .... 208.78 ' J. H. W irtz is the only practica. Glen wood— Cordelia A. Sm ith.. 34.31 GROVE, ' OREGON, M A Y 29, 1903. Page Seven C om p en sation of W a sh in g to n C ou nty M A R R IE D M E N W O N . P o stm a ste rs for Y e a r Ended J uly 1, 1901. Tne game of baseball playeil last Sunday on the home grounds, in which the Married Men beat the Sin gles by a score of 25 to 13, proved it self to be one of the most Interesting games of the season. There was not » feature left out which would have existed had professionals played to gether. The way the old men played, stole and slid from base to base and twisted themselves in all sorts of con tortions was a surprise to the large crowd of spectators, who were kept in a constant uproar of laughter. From start to finish the Married Men had the best of the game, and only by the efforts of their fellows In the grand stand were the S i n g le s kept fighting to the last. Among the Married, Roe proved 171.87 | plumber in town. All kinds of tin- himself to be a first-class sprinter be Greenville— W. L. M oore......... Harrison— Obed E. Edson........ 17.07 work. Second door from postoffice. • tween bases, not allowing himself Haywood— Ratio B ottem an .... 32.78 barred out on account of the several Hillsboro— Rufus Waggener ... 1100.00 I pounds of avoirdupois which he was V ote for B in g e r H erm ann, the R e 51.40 j Klnton--Phoebe K in d t ............ compelled to carry. Councilman p ub lican nom inee for C on gressm an . Laurel— Jas. A. Messinger....... J03.82 Johnson passed easily as the hardest 41.40 Lenox— Peter Jossy ................ batter when he let the stick fly about Pleasure and economy in summer Manning— Cheney L. Benefiel. . 49.36 100 feet in the air, nearly bringing Op dress grtods. See the pretty styles in 129.35 erator Stokes to the ground. Druggist Middleton— S. L. Poole............ our new line. Washable fabrics, styl Mountalndale— Chas. S. Rey Miller capped the climax by catching 75.33 ish, comfortable and not too expensive. the ball and freezing on to It in the | nolds ....................................... Phillips— V . C. T o elle.............. 103.95 Come and look them over. Dugan & last inning. 49.19 Another feature of the game hap j Progress— J. H in g le y ............... Watrous. • 43.38 j pened w’hen “ Bob” W irtz, of the Sin- ( Raleigh— Andrew Johnson ---- 141.66 gles. caught a fly in the center field Reedville— Jas. M. lm lay......... 81.29 I D o n 't forget M o nday. M a r k an X be and to be sure of putting one of the Scholls— W . W. Beardsley......... 27.20 j tween No. 13 and the nam e of B in ge r Seghers— Augustine A. R o th ... runners out, ran to second and held H erm ann. Sherwood— Lawrence S. Mc the ball on him. It is to be hoped that 345.73 I Connell .................................. the Singles will have a chance to Money saving Is buying our grocer Thatcher— A. J. Raymond......... 33.26 j take revenge later in the season. 127.74 j Tigardvllle— C. E. T iga rd ........ ies. Good enough for anybody and The sides lined up as follows: 2.76 cheap enough for everybody. Dugan & Singles. Timber— Jos. B u rgh o lzer......... Married. Tualatin— Rawlins F. P o t t s .... 178.25 Wescott ......... ..S .S . . . ...... C. Harris Watrous. * B e lin g h e r....... For Sale— Some Angora goats and R o e .................. 2nd B . The Bazaar has done a thriving bus O. Baldwin .... . .3rd B . . ,C. Stephens Cotswold sheep. Edward L. Naylor, iness in Pianos, Organs and Sewing T. McMamer .. ..1st B .. ,H. Baldwin Pianos, $50.00 down, $10 per month; machines the last week. A number of K e r ts o n ......... . organs, $10.00 down. $4.00 per month, machines and instruments have been Chas. M iller . . . ..L F ... ___ C. Smith at The Bazar, Forest Grove. * delivered every day to all parts of C. W. Johnson . .C.F . . . ......... Fields the town and surrounding country. It S to k e s ............. . R .F . . . ....... R. W irtz goes to prove that Forest Grove peo Umpire— Cook, of Cornelius. Jacob H a b e rly a K lep tom an iac. ple are always ready to take advan Attendance— 250. tage of real good bargains. * A news dispatch in Thursday’s Ore Everybody has been wondering late gonian, from Salem, tells of a young A few second-hand sewing machines ly how The Bazar, in Forest Grove, man who was employed in Miller's in first-class order for sale cheap at could sell organs and pianos cheaper drug store three or four years, and had The Bazaar, Forest Grove. many friends here: “ Chief of Police than the same instrument could be Gibson has unearthed a series of pet- j had in Portland, but it is easily under ty thefts which have recently been D o n ’t forge t M o nday. M a r k an X be stood when a person stops to consider committed by Jacob Haberly, manager tween No. 13 and the nam e of B in g e r the tremendous rent, clerk hire and of a local drug store. Haberly is a H erm ann. other expenses the big Portland houses kleptomaniac, and says he cannot con trol his desire to steal. His thefts New and second-hand Organs and have to put up with. ■ were principally of drugs and toilet ar Pianos for sale at a bargain at The ticles taken from Salem drug stores Bazaar, Fores,. Grove, Or. G. A.R.— J. B. Matthews’ Post meets to which Haberly had access The every first and third Wednesday in thefts were discovered as a result of W e buy and sell all kinds of country Verts Hall at 1:30 p. m. F. S. Barnes, the loss o f $125 in cash from a box * Commander; F. B. Starrett, adjutant. in the prescription case of F. G. Haas’ produce. Dugan & Watrous. drug store on State street last Friday. Chief of Police Gibson suspected W a s h in g to n C ou nty is in honor No strike at our laundry. Take your Haberly of taking the money, as bound to giv e her best m ajority to the laundry to W irtz’ barber shop. Try Haberly had been in the store that Rep ub lican p arty at th is tim e. Election our baths, too. morning. Haberly denied connection is M onday, June 1. Sc Adams Woods Sc Adams Woods ________________________________ _ n o jjy tO 9 9 j j i ¿S) *! l SfiW rti/ÌDfiM 29 BUILDING It is plain to everyone that it it better Grocery Specials rather plus goods are being sacrificed. Be than c art go od s back and 75c white quilts reduced to .........5fk- in the m ost intelligen t m anner we there are many: know. ‘Velvet,” “ Perfection,” "Sioux” or W e are b u y in g nothing we “ Polo” Scap, 8 bars f o r ............... 25c are not com pelled to have, and w« Ten bars “ Diamond P ” Soap........... 25c are sla u gh te rin g eve ryth ing we can A ll 10c T oilet S o a p s ....................... 5-: get alon g w ithout. 1-lb out w ill be replaced until we are In Egg-Phosphate Baking Powder ............................ N o item closed our new store. 25c 16-lb can Alta Baking Powder ....1 5 c 2 packages “ Force” ........................ 25c 3-lb packages Gold D u s t.................20c Come now if you want the BEST BARGAINS 3-lb packages Dew D r o p .................20c All 15c can to m a to es ...................... 11c Ladies’ Suits 45c jug maple syrup ...................... 35c 25c bottle maple syrup .................. 20c 20 lbs good, clean r i c e .................. $1.00 WAS v > " TNFRi w i t h T he ONf o r th e GOODS being reduced over a ga in every few days. Stove Snaps A few ‘‘C h arte r Oak” and to such a point that if you are in Farm wagons, machinery and tools at S. G. Hughes’, * Builders' Hardware— largest In town. S. G. Hughes. ----------- The ---------- Brick Livery *- Feed and Sale Stable Remember J. T. Buxton makes a spe FINEST RIGS BEST HORSES GOOD DRIVERS Dishes Reduced duced. most items are reduced— some more Doors. Froot Street. F ro n t * Drummers' trade our specialty. the G. A. R. Column marches to th«, cemetary at Ml a. m. 3*000 / FO REST GROVE E ve ryo n e w ho T o select poultry, w ool, from. A ll sizes tow els and h andkerch lefe reduced.......................................... B ig reduction In underw ear. PAIRS pay the h igh est price for eggs, N ap kin s, and all Corsets Reduced widths, and almost all varieties. tallow ALL OUR Bu t we can n ot m ake any cre dits to We have left one or two latest pattern anyone, 1 collected for the con stru ction of our ! splendid and all odd makes and numbers o f cors<*s surprisingly reduced. close (Mitr all e$ca|>t W ill Thompson's GI$vo Fitting. A big lot of children’s corsets— ’’IJr. W arners’'—sizes 1 $. 13 and 29— r r g New Brick and Stone Store ular 25c sellers at just White Sew ing Machines i is to replace the old wooden ; one we now occupy. P. N. Betw een now and July 4th we m u st reduce our | STOCK at less than half the agent's prise enough to pack It Into le ss than half T o do to m ake it a sp ecial inducem ent for half Price a FOR 25c VCLOTHING DEPT. ! In cep t a fB fr v te s la artlc Jes which we know will sell anyway, every Item In this splendid department Is reduced. Too many reductions to mention. Suffice It to aay: EVERY A R T IC L E 18 A B A R G A IN . i - Woods & Adams Baggage and Freight Called for and Delivered. C O R N E R M A I N A N D P A C I F I C A V E ., prices. cheapness. — Bxerclses and march call at 1:SQ p. m reduced reduced 10 to 30 per cent. people to help us unload. Our 'Bus meets all trains. Carries C. 8. Mail. T h e M e m o ria l D a y orator will be S. B. Ortnsby. o f Salem, commander of at p rices them is im pressed w ith th e ir th is w s are reducing p rices so i s Sash, W in d o w Screens. F a n c y A big assortm en t of la d ie s' sh irt w a is t s reens. butter dishes, pitchers, etc., smithing. See our adv. in the T. P. A. Guide 75c A ll silk s, velvets, velveteens, etc., re In this department as everywhere else, A ll decorated w are and all large pieces cialty o f farmers' work. General black- W. B. H ic k s handles a foil line ‘"•‘ i and m e n's overcoats, etc., reduced one- Shoe Department the space we now occupy. * 60c fourth to one-third. $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 stock * 50c, A ll w in ter goods, such a s w oolen h o s SUIT to buy now. w hich ** belts, iery, quilts, blankets, la d ie s' jacke ts, need of a stove you can ’t afford not varnish and enamel of J. H. Westcott. F IR S T M. E. CHURCH. Strangers are invited to attend our services. Preaching. 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday School, 10 A. M. Ep- worth League, 7 P. M. Thursday ev ening prayer meeting, 8 P. M. D. F. B E LK N A P. Pastor. cent. values, choice f o r ........................ 45c $ 4 j o j $ 5 ran ge s on hand which are reduced A s fast as p o ssib le m a te ria ls are being • per cent. Ladies’ sto v e s 45 c . w a , » y w W e have divided Outing flannels reduced 10 to 15 per them into two lots and sell them at accounts. B. Hicks. be ad 50c eiderdow n reduced to ...............35c can't be bought anywhere for less than $12 or $18. but short tim e W. applique, materials and as well made as these Worsted dress goods reduced 10 to 25 is and do not w an t to open any new | JOHNSON & CO. braids, except a s cash. SINGLE HEN . Seeds— Timothy and Clover, at reductions in ribbons, laces, e m hides, etc., and they count the sam e vs That B ig those a rticles w hich we have to buy Country Produce MARRIED HER Paint up and be up-to-date. $1.25 kid gloves reduced t o .........$1.00 E v e ry th in g Butter, means getting your paints, oils, lead, $1.50 kid gloves reduced t o .........$1.20 guarantee that new suits of such Table linens reduced 10 to 20 per cent. f " T m u ò ì a VTS ' t o ....... |................. » ............... . . 7 5 c 75c muslin pants reduced to .......... 55c well made and well lined— part of 60c and 75c dressing sacques re duced t o ....................................... the jackets are silk lined—and we D u rin g this tale we w ill continue to futures at the b a u m h e t o ............................................... .$1.15 3 lbs good English breakfast tea..50c ware, tinw are, granitew are, etc. PtforamEiiT $1.50 muslin night gowns reduced We have ten or twelve tailor-made 35c eiderdown reduced t o ............... 25c suits left over from last year. All $1.25 dressing sacques reduced to 75c 10c package Alpha Home Pudding. 5e M a n y su b sta n tial reductions in h a rd vie TODS $1.50 portieres reduced to ..........$3.6;» and frin ge trim m in g s. than others. n i n t h , t h e onuccisT $2.50 portieres reduced to ..........$1.90 $3 iM) portieres reduced to ..........$2.35 broideries, of white w are such as platters, tu cm o r th $1.25 stand covers reduced to . ...9 0 c $1.00 muslin night gowns reduced 1-lb can Calumet Baking Powder..20c 1 ib can A lta Baking P o w d e r ....... 30c H u n d re d s of A rticle s Reduced. forth, and we are try in g to do th is low we give a few items o f which ran D ry Goods for us to m ake con siderable sacrifice Here, as well as everywhere else sur Forest Orove j » vqj O Jtnpl Ä v >