Washington County news., April 06, 1905, Image 3

Editorial Page-Washington Co. News.
J. R. WOODS, Editor.
Published Every Thursday by the Washing­
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at Forest Grove, Oregon
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THURSDAY,
APRIL,
6,
1905
all, on his part. When he makes a
“ gift” he raises the price of oil, and
its by-products, and while he takes
credit the people make the gilt. We
are glad that there is one church that
has the neive to turn its back on
such alleged presents.— Exchange.
Yes, and on the other hand, the
work of missionaries is detained just
that much, for were his “ gift” accepted
and applied as he suggests, it would
be just that much advanced, for as it
now stands the money is collected
from the poor just the same, without
doing anybody any good. If Rocke­
feller wanted to really make a gift that
would be appreciated, why don’t he
cut the price of oil in two and let
contributors to his millions have the
benefit of it?
Splendid
Spring Exhibit
Is now ready for your inspection. For this season’s selling we have
done better than ever before. We are especially anxious to have
you visit* our store during the coming week as not; only have we
put; on our best attire, but everything on display is new and fresh
and so attractive th a t even if you have no intention of buying now
your visit will result in your being better posted on the season’s
novelties and therefore in better position to make your purchases
intelligently.
The Decision in the liquor case is a
It is now up to the Oregon Traction
disappointment
to a great many in so
Company.
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| far as it does not decide whether the
The Oregon Developement League | word “ regulate” has any meaning, or,
and the railroads have gotten together j if it has, it is not given by the judge,
in the rate controversey sufficiently to No notice was given to the clause in
announce, that the big convention at the charter wherein it states that the
The New Spring Goods Are
That Boy of Yours Wants a New Suit
Portland will take place on April 26 and council can “ prohibit, regulate and
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Display
27.
j suppress,” but particular stress is laid
And he wants one of those suits we sell— he has
on
the legislature intended to do
seen
them in our windows— the styles suit him—
W e invite every woman and desire you and all
The Oregonian is not to be outdone or what it did not intend to do. As a
the
wear
and price will suit you.
your friends to feel perfectly at home here— to
by any other paper on the coast, and matter of fact the legislature had but
feel that you are welcome and to know that it is
Gloves For Easter
as proof of it, has just installed a press very little if anything, to do with the
a pleasure for us to show any article which you
that prints 48,000 papers per hour, or making of the charter, as it was all
W e carry the famous Polaris brand of Kid
may wish to examine.
800 per minute. We guess “ that’s 1 done by the framers. The technical-
Gloves. Every pair is sold under a double guar­
a goin’ some.”
| ity most sought for by the legal fra­
Our Annual Spring Opening Sale
antee that it will not rip or split in the seams.
ternity of Forest Grove, and others, was:
W e show a full line in every color and shade
Has come to be regarded as “the” occasion
Enterprise such as is mentioned in | if regulate doesn>t mean
mean tQ licen3ei
selling this season.
when this community makes a point of visiting
another column of this paper should | why was it used at all?
our store to ascertain the leading modes and
You Need A New Corset
meet with the hearty support of all. The
fashion
ideas of the season. The range of
local feature itself should appeal more
Some Oregon Statistics.
For that new dress or suit you are thinking of
styles and the attractiveness of this years goods
forcibly than an institution entirely
buying— you cannot get a good fit no matter
The following interesting statistics
make it even more important that you make cer­
foreign; for as a matter of mutual bene­
how good your dressmaker unless your corset
relate to Oregon, covering the year
tain of attending this important occasion. Not
fit and safety this proposition by two 1904:
suits your form. Our new shapes will make it
only will you find our exhibit much more com­
local men is as equitable as could pos­
Population, 525,000.
easier to satisfy your wants.
prehensive than usual, but the price quotations—
Value of fruit crop, 82,240,000.
sibly be expected.
Pack of Columbia River salmon,
in spite of the advancing market price, are so
Lace and Embroidery Specials
reasonable that you will be agreeably surprised
Judge McBride’s decision in the 463,700 cases.
W e doubt if you have ever found or ever will
Area in square miles, 96,030;
when you come to examine the goods described
injunction suit has put the quietus on 61,459,200 acres.
find anything like the values we are offering in
and priced.
the Forest Grove saloon for the time
Hops, 16,000,000 pounds; value 84-
these lines during opening week.
being anyway. In the opinion of the 000,000; profit to producers, 82,500,-
Buy Your Belts, Bags and Fancy
judge the only recourse for the thirsty 000.
Do You Need Lace Curtains?
Mohair,
450,000;
value
8150,750.
Goods Here
element is to appeal to the legislature
If you do, here is your chance.
There is
Angora goat industry on the increase.
to change the charter, and as the legis­
And you will be sure of buying the very latest
Lumber mills, 480; output in feet
nothing better in the market, and are splendid
lature doesn’t convene again for two for the year, 1,405,000,000 valued at
styles— nothing gets a chance of getting old in
values for the money. Note the prices:
75c,
years, it will be a long time between 812,650,000.
this department. Cut this out and bring it along
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.25, $2.50, $3, $3.50,
Value of livestock, 824,000,000,
drinks.
when you come to our store next time.
$4.50, $5.00 and $6.00 per pair.
which does not include horses and
On the subject of good roads, T. H . cat‘le “ W wtem ° re^on-
A
Available for irrigation purposes, $4,
Adams, who ts spending the winter at 230,659.75, or a million more than
Riverside, Cal., writes to The News, any other state in the Union,
which is found on another page of this
Dairy products, 87,052,810. Ore-
paper If climatic conditions would &on cattIe took first Prize in St. Louis
not interfere with that mode of road for both beef and milk production.
Flax culture is receiving considerable
building here, it would be worth try- attention and the fibre produced here
ing, yet the secret of the success of is pronounced by experts to equal that
this new road, lies in the fact that they of Europe.
Wheat productions,
12,950,000
have to be properly graded, and if that
'bushels;
oats,
3,221,744;
barley,
639,-
is carried out here, there is no reason
378 bushels, total Alue of these crops,
why it would not be a success.
810,342,276. Alfalfa is a most im-
j portant crop.
Oregon’s numerous water-powers ap-
The action of the Congregational
ministers in refusing a gift of 8100,000 | peal to the manufacturer. H er enor­
mous mineral wealth is only in the
60 YEARS’
from Rockefeller for missionary pur­
Cheap Sunday Rates Between Forest
that the two palatiai steamships,
For Sale
E X P E R IE N C E
beginning of its development.
“
Minnesota”
and
“
Dakota”
have
been
poses, on the ground that the money
Grove and Portland.
One
of
the
best
212
acre
farms
in
Oregon apples are incomparable,
tendered was obtained by methods while her prunes, cherries and berries put in commission, there is no ques­ Washington county, all in cultivation,
Low round-trip rates have been
placed in effect between Portland and
“ morally iniquitous and socially de­ are unequalled in size and unapproach­ tion but that a further greater increase land all level, fair house, good barn,
in our trade with the Orient as well as orchard, running water, school house
Forest Grove, in either direction.
structive” has set many Americans to able in flavor anywhere.
Tickets will be sold Saturday after­
Oregon has 3490 manufacturing con­ increased passenger travel to Asiatic on corner of farm, £ mile to store, 5£
thinking. The truth of the matter is
I HADE IflA M n s
noons and Sundays, limited to re­
cerns, employing 836,191,067 capital, ports will be inaugurated. The first miles from Forest Grove. Price 865
D
e s ig n s
a gift from Rockefeller is no gift at producing 852,007,775 and paying sailing of the “ Minnesota,” in addition per acre, half cash, balance to suit.
turn on or before the following Mon­
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A n y o n e s e n d in g n s k e tc h a n d d e s c r ip tio n m a y
to carrying the largest cargo to the
day. Rate of 81.05 round trip. Call
H. G. KING, Agent.
25,380 wage earners 813,135,422.
q MJilck)y
u ic k ly a s c e r ta i n o u r o p in io n f r e e w h e t h e r an
tio n ta p r o b a b ly p n t e n t a b le . ( o m m u n lc a -
In v e n tif
on Southern Pacific’s agents for par­
Oregon occupies second place in Orient ever carried by any ship in the
tIo n s s tr •Ictly
i c t l y conti
c o n fid e n tia l. H A N D B O O K o n P a t e n t s
world,
as
well
as
an
extensive
passen­
s e n t f r e e , . o O l ld
d e e s t aid—
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s e c u rln _ i ig _ p a te n t s . H
ticulars.
i . r
l. e
wool output.
Wool clip, 19,500,000
— Gaston Milling Co. sells bran at
n A
_ Co.
P a t e n t s t a k e n t h r o u g h M u n ii
r m
e c . e a
iv
i
nn
pounds; consumed by Oregon mills, ger list, augurs well for the future.
at 824.00 per tp tc ia l n o tic e , w i t h o u t c h a r g e . In t h e
The Minnesota will sail on its ton, our own make.
f o r e s t & roce
2,500,000 pounds; total value of the
next
voyage to the Orient on Saturday,
clip 82,850,000.
A h a n d s o m e ly I ll u s tr a te d w e e k ly ,
c u la t lo n o f a n y s c ie n tif ic J o u rn a l, jw rm n , «o ■
Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive
The Columbia and Willamette Rivers April 29th and it will not be amiss to
y e a r ; f o u r m o n th s , f 1. S o ld b y a ll n e w s d e a le r s .
—
LaCourse
wants
your
Mohair.
and depart on the following schedule:
say
here
that
the
excellence
of
her
are the most important commercial
See him before you sell.
GOING SOUTH
B r a n c h O ffice. 636 F H t„ W a s h i n g t o n . D . C.
rivers west of the Mississippi and are passenger accommodations will be her­
alded
to
the
traveling
public
of
the
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so recognized in the River and Harbor
—Gaston Milling Co. sells bran at
United States by all who enjoyed the
GOING NORTH
—Gaston Milling Co. sells bran at
Bill.
820.00 per ton, shorts at 824.00 per 820.00 per ton, shorts at 824.00 per No. 3. . .6:59 A. M. No. 1___4:16 PM
Oregon’s churches, schools, hospi­ pleasant voyage across the Pacific on
ton, our own make.
her
first
trip,
as
furnishing
the
acme
of
ton, our own make.
N. L. ATKINS, Agt.
tals, libraries, and other public institu­
W e have always on hand
travel comfort.
The fact that the
tions
would
do
credit
to
any
of
the
a full line of fresh
superior accommodations of the Great
older states.
W . IN . S E A R S
The Lewis and Clark Expedition, Northern Steamship Company in con­
- .... P ro p rie to r of
one hundred years ago, required 868 nection with the comfortable journey
.T h e l^ c ttJ in u r B a r b e r S h o p .
afforded
by
the
Great
Northern
Rail­
days in traveling from St. Louis to the
Columbia River and back 7679 miles. way to Seattle, the sailing port of the
Up-to-date Hair-cutting and
Today the regular schedule between Minnesota,” will make this route the
Shaving. Laundry agency.
New York City and Portland is 96 popular one from Occident to Orient.
F o r e a t G ro v e
M
ain S tr B t .
hours.
—Gaston Milling Co. sells bran at
820.00 per ton, shorts at 824.00 per
Sheriff's Sale
A New Era In Trans Pacific Trans- ton, our own make.
Hoffman & Allen Co
Main Street, Forest Grove, Oregon
P atents
Scientific American.
MUNN S Co.«"““"' New Tort
, B
C ak e r ¿y
Cure that Rheumatism with
Bread, Pies,
Cakes, Pastry
Confections
“CASTALIAN”
portation.
SPEC IAL O R D E R S
SU P PL IE D ON SH O R T
N O T IC E
GEO. G. PATERSON,
PROPRIETOR
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
Local Time Table
The Great Northern Steamship Com­
pany in placing in service between
Seattle, Wash., and Yokohama, Naga­
saki, Kobe, Shanghai and Hong Kong,
the magnificent American built steam­
ships the "Minnesota” and the “ Da­
kota,” marks a new era in transport­
ation facilities between the United
States and the Orient. These mag­
nificent steamships with their superior
facilities in handling immense height
cargoes and the luxurious appointments
for passenger travel has given an impe­
tus to our oriental trade. The North
Pacific Route to the Orient is rapidly
becoming the popular one and now
N otice is h e re b y g iv e n , th a t by v irtu e of E x e c u tio n
a nd order of sale iasued o u t of and u n d e r th e seal o f the
C irc u it C ourt of th e S tate of O regon, for th e C ounty of
W a sh in g to n , dated the 23rd day of M arch, 1905 in
fa v o r of L izzie A rm strong, p la in tiff; and ag a in st Wns
N eevea, d e fendant for th e sum of $90.4J coati and the
| f u rth e r sum of $237.50 w ith in te re st th ere o n from ’he
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. ; 20th day of J u ly , 1904, at the rate of 10 p e r cent per
" O i c S l an n u m , to m e d irected and d e liv e re d , com m anding me
! to m ake sale of th e real
p ro p e rty
h e re in a fte r
I described, I have levied upon and
p u rsu a n t to
said execu tio n and order of s a ie I w ill on M onday, the
1st day of M ay, 1905, at th e South door of th e C ourthouse
In H illsboro. W a shington C ounty, O re g o n , at th e ho u r
o f te n o ’clock a. m . of said day, se ll at p ublic au c tio n to
th e h ig h est bidder for cash in han d , a il of th e follow ing
d escribed real p ro p e rty , ly in g , b e in g and situ a te in
W a sh in g to n C ounty, O regon, and m ore p a rtic u la rly
j described as follow s, to -w it:— NEVi of A M of sec 20,
tow nship 2. N orth R ange 3 W est. W illam e tte M eridan,
j to sa tisfy the h e re in b e fo re nam ed sum s and for th e costs
; a nd e x penses of sale and said w rit. Said ta le w ill be
1 m ade subject to redem ption as p e r sta tu te of O regon.
1 D ated at H illsboro, O regon, th is 2 » h day of M arch.
— Two and three piece suits at the
Chicago. Just the thing for summer.
—Best stock of shoes in
Grove at the Chicago Store.
— Highest price paid for wool and
Mohair, at J. E. Bailey, Forest Grove.
If you are tired of Headache
Tablets, use Limol, the Liquid
Headache and Neuralgia Cure
If you need a Spring Medicine
use Dr. Bulzaack’s Tonic.
— Mohair and wool wanted at J. E.
Bailey's store. Cash or produce.
—A wonderful spring tonic. Drives
out all winter impurities, gives you
strength, health and happiness. That’s l*OS.
what Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea
ì. H.
will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
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J. W. CONNELL.
S h e riff pf W a sh in g to n co u n ty , O regon.
H offm an.
A ttorney fo r P la in tiff.
Dr. Hines, P ro p rie to r