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TH E W ASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS,
FOREST GROVE. ORE., JU LY
3, 1903.
M artin’s Feed
Store
1 N T E R V A T IO N A L
Stock Food
Heave Cure
Poultry Food
Colic Cure
Kow Kure
A WASHINGTON C 0 U N 1 Y PRUNE ORCHARD.
Delicious at the table, nutritious, good for the complexion, anJ a preserver o f health, the Oregon prune Is not adequately appreciated at heme,
where its many virtues are forgotten before its value as a profitable farm product. Many dollars have come to Washington county for Its prunes, which
have no rivals in the market.
the amount o f news matter regularly
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Kenzie, 40 acres in township 1 south,
run by The News and whose only tllus- |
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range 3 west, $3400.
trations are of some one cured of : Samuel Kunz et ux. to Hans Cornlls,
J. W. Shute et ux to Christian F.
rheumatism or catarrh, is very much j eighth of an acre in H. B. Bones D. Kempin, 200 acres in township 1 north,
grieved that The News is printed in | L. C„ $350.
range 2 west. $9000.
Portland with a $50,000 plant, in up-
W alter G. Beebe to M. A. Shaw, 20
John T. Croeni et ux. to J. A. Croeni
to-date style, while Mr. Hogue gets out acres in township 1 south, range 2 et al., 53.15 acres, township 1 north,
his dingy sheet on an antiquated as west. $1 and other consideration.
range 1 west. $4500.
sortment of printing remnants with a
Edmond W. Phillips to Ludwig
E. W. Haines et ux to John A. Thorn
force of skilled employes who cheer burgh, lots 15 and 16, block 8, South Holtz, lot 1, block 1, Cornelius, $30.
fully get up a wedding invitation and Park addition to city o f Forest Grove,
W e give below a few descriptions ef an auction sale dodger in the same $225.
Everybody has been wondering late
the various kinds of property which artistic style. Let us not say Fourth
Hans Wodtli et ux to Morita ly how The Bazar, In Forest Grove,
we have for sale, with prices. Other of July poster, for the editor of The
Schmidt, 97 acres in township 1 north,
could sell organs and pianos cheaper
descriptions will be given on applica Times turned over the announcement range 2 west, $3000.
than the same Instrument could be
tion. Correspondence solicited.
of Forest Grove’s celebration to the
P. H. Buxton et ux. to Perry L. Ben-
74 acres, 1% miles from Gaston. identical Portland printing establish
efiel, 2 71-100 acres in section 4, town had In Portland, but it is easily under
Good new dwelling, large barn, orchard ment whose good taste and skill in get- ship 2 north, range 4 west. $125.
stood when a person stops to consider
and running water. Fences In good { ¡ ng out The News he had observed,
L. N. Tompkins to A. F. Crocker et the tremendous rent, clerk hire and
repair. W ith growing crop. Price, thus betraying some slight degree of
el, 4n acres In section 13. township 2 other expenses the big Portland houses
$3000, if taken before July 1, 1903.
printing intelligence and accounting north, range 3 west, $1200.
have to put up with.
68 acres, 4 miles from Forest Grove for the only decent-looking job gotten
Thomas H. Smith to J. H. Hansen
60 acres under good cultivation. Dwell out through him this season.
et ux, 6 acres in section 22, township
lng cost $1500, large new barn, 2 large
1 south, range 4 west W. M., $4000.
Mr.
Hogue
perhaps,
however,
before
orchards of the best select fruit. All
Miss Persephone Butler, a former
Thomas H. Smith to Lauretta A.
level land, the best improved and he objects too strongly to Portlano Toison, 40 acres in the northwest >4 ajU?' Cher of the Forest Grove public
nicest small farm in Washington coun printing, would do well to hare re section 22, township 1 south, range 4
ool, and now In the Baker City
ty. Price $4000. Terms to suit pur moved from his inside pages the im west W . M.. $280.
schools, stopped ofT over Saturday to
print of the Pacific Newspaper Union,
chaser.
E. A. Eddy et ux to C. L. Shaver, 5 visit friends here, on her way home
If you do not find in the above some an enterprising concern located at the acres in section 24, township 2 south, to Monmouth.
thing which you think you would like, corner of Second and Stark streets, in range 1 west, $1150.
w rite to us stating what sort of prop the city o f Portland, who get out Inside
O. G. Barlow to W. E. and E. C.
erty you wish and we will try to suit or outside "patents” for about 170 o f
the smaller country papers of Oregon, Mays, .43 acre, $75.
you.
DR. S. T. L IN K L A T E R ,
440 acres timber land, 13 miles from and besides taking 120 Inches o f ad
T. H. Phillips to Frank Van de Hey.
Forest Grove. Price $2,500, If taken vertising. patent medicines, etc., sell 80 acres, south % of the northeast V«
small lots of papers at about half a
Physician and Surgeon.
before July 1st.
o f section 30, township 1 south, range
40 acres, all under fence, 15 acres cent a copy. On page 6 In the last 3 west. $1200.
under good cultivation, good orchard. column above the stockfood adv. in
Hillsboro, Oregon
George G. Hancock to Donald Mc-
10 acres slashed, burned and seeded. the Times o f July 2 will be found the
15 acres timber. W ater piped to dwell legend “ P. N. U. No. 27— 1903,” and a
ing from spring. Running water foi small bundle which arrives by express
stock. Good dwelling, 2 1-2 miles from from Portland on Wednesdays o f each VOTE EACH DAY FOR FOREST GROVE'S FOURTH OF JULY GODDESS
week is the basis o f the sheet of
OF LIBERTY.
Forest Grove
Price, $850.
Easy
which Mr. W alter Hogue is so de
terms.
Candidates.
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76 acres, 30 acres under cultivation, servedly proud. The first time the so-
Miss Alice Reynolds. 5 10 16 16 1 6 16 16 36 41 51 71 91 91 91
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editor
sees
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balance best o f timber. Orchard, dwell
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ter half of his alleged newspaper Is Miss Mary Bailey ..10 10 10 41 4 1 42 83 88 108
ing. barn, etc., all level, smooth land.
when he opens the bundle on Its ar Miss Maud Shannon. 10 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 l i 11 11 11 11
4 miles from Forest Grove. Pries
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rival Wednesday. The News is print Miss Jessie Buxton. 5
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$2700.
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into it that is not first read by its Miss Manchel.angley 5
editor, not one advertisement In it Is MissFlorenceContris.10 10 10 10 1 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
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there that is not passed on by the same Miss Mary Farnham. 5
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editor, and the rheumatism adv. now Miss Eva C u rtis .........
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FOREST GROVE
tendered The News, but refused, be
cause we do not want patent medicine
»dverti«ing. If any one will compare
tse two papers t^ere will be little ques
tion wbv the Times feels sore, and
if anv advertiser wants to know about
circulation
for the six-weeks-old paper
you
can
get
Is the place where
compared wit’’ the one established In
first-class shoes.
1889. we s^all be glad to allow him to
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satisfy himself o f that important fea
ture of advertising.
Heal Estate
Bargain List
Sure cure for retained after birth. Barrenness, milk fever, scouring,
bunches or caked udder, bloating, red water, off feed. Increases the
flow of milk and makes It richer.
Garget Cure
A sure cure for ropy or bloody milk.
Horses.
Wilburs
Hoof
Packing
for
Forest Grove, Ore.
First Door East Hugh’s
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LAN6LEY & SON
Forest Grove
Shoe Store
Quality First,
Low Prices Next’
give no credit. To all alike one
price.
No untrustv-ithy goods
sold. No catch-penny prices. As
low as we can afford.
Sure to
have the newest and best stock',
That's the way we are building up
our trade, and Its gaining every
month. You want to get in with
the crowd. Our $1.85 and $2.65
shoes for ladles have the snap and
finish o f higher goods.
W. L. D o u g la ss, A. A. Cutter
Or. Reeds C u sh in g S h o o s
Are a few of the many good one*
we sell.
Boys' Jack-knife Shoes are good,
and so is that knife. Come and
see us.
C. V. B. R u sse ll
TIM E LY T A L K
ABOUT THE
TIM ES AND ITS DRUGGIST
FRIEND.
The Forest Grove Times, a paper
which sets a little less than one-third
1 from Druggist C. F. Miller, he Is a
! sober, industrious and upright citizen
| who deservedly holds the confidence
| and esteem o f the Times. Mr. Miller
deserves great credit for the great
work for temperance he has done In
making Forest Grove a dry town, and
undoubtedly regrets as much as does
the editor of the Times, that The News
has made an ass of Itself in trying to
call attention to there being a law
to reach the drunken keeper of a blind
pig dramshop. Generous, kindhearted.
a liberal contributor to every worthy
cause. Mr. Miller justly may be re
garded as one o f the pillars of law
and order, as he is a model of sobriety
and an entrancing example of what
prosperity a prohibition town affords.
But were Mr. Miller the keeper of
such an establishment as Is said to
have disgraced Forest Grove, he of
course would hesitate at helping de
fray the expenses o f a campaign whose
success would make him pay $500 to
$1000 a year for what he had been
getting for nothing.
The picture represents a dwelling of ten room., all flnl.hed complete.
Electric light. in every room. Hot and cold water. Three acree of land.
Within 3 blocks of buainea. center of city. Four block, from college cam-
pua. Nice fruit. All buildings and fences In good condition. Price, $3,000,
terms to suit purchaser.
Other propt.rty for .ale,
L A N G LE Y A SON.
THE BAZAAR
Forest Grove, O regon
has 1 een selected as distributing point for Washington and Yamhill
Counties for the famous
Wheeler (3b Wilson Sewing
Machines
The manager o f The Bazar, Mr. K. N. Staehr,
has received Instructions to sell
The First Ten Machines at
A PAIR OF THOROUGHBREDS.
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O f the 6084 hors
es there Is an unusually large proportion o f good blood, the
farmers priding themselves upon their stock.
3obn Stnbtcb
F ore st drove,
O regon
After moving Into new quarters. Is now ready to do first class work at
moderate prices. Carriage and »a g o n repairing. Planing, wood turning,
band sawing, grinding, and
G e n e ra l
< k 1 w ork.
Vehicle w heels of
a ll d e scriptions
w o
Don't fall to consult me before having your work done.
At the Sash and Door Factory Building.
$10 Discount Ea.
Eight of those machines have already been sold, leaving only two at re-
duced price, but by calling at ouca or writing to Mr K N Staehr
may be lucky enough to get one yet. The machines are sold on easy
terms and warranted for ten years. Old machines taken aa part oar.
m ent
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Chas.
Smith
A ll K in d s R e p a ir s Bicycle«
an d U n b re lla s ,
O pp. V\ o o d s & A d a m s ,
Forest Grove