Editorial Page-Washington Co. News.
Published Every Thursday by the Washing- the Pilgrims. It applies with equal
ton County Publishing Co. Incorporated force t0 the quiet dwellers of placid
at Forest Grove. Oregon
New England’ the earnest Pe°P,e of
| the risen Southland, the millions of the
busy, bustling North and the wide and
teeming West. In all this broad land
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
there is not room for the sluggard and
the shirk. The President’s voice adds
Entered at the post-office at Forest
a
new emphasis to those old truths
Grove, Oregon, as second class
that
underlie the Nation’s greatness.—
mail matter.
Oregonian.
CITY
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Address all communications to Wash
Forest Grove is getting to a point
ington County Pub. Co.,
when
all old, uneven board walks
Forest Grove, Ore.
should be replaced with nice, new
If the NEWS fails to reach its subscrib cement walks and especially so along
ers or is late, we request that immedi. Main street and those in front of other
ate attention may be called to the same. business houses. There is no other
town, we venture, in Oregon, with the
THURSDAY,
APRIL,
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^905 same population, that has so many
1 discordant board walks in front of the
Have you raised the price of your business houses as we have here,
real estate yet?
j counci] could take no better action
than pass an ordinance compelling this
There are new newspapers bobbing
improvement to be made. It might
up all over Oregon.
be a source of much ingratitude to
You will need a new suit or costume— or
ward the council and perhaps The
possibly
some of those pretty novelties we are
Forest Grove is getting some good
News, but we don’t mind, for it will
showing
in fancy goods.
Whatever you
Is so complete this season that it makes little
advertising out of the saloon case
shortly wear off, and then you’ll wonder
do
want
you
can
find
it
here
in
larger
and
difference whether you expect to buy a very
whether she deserves it or not.
why you didn’t do it a long time ago.
better selection and priced so attractively that
expensive garment or one costing only a small
There are no surprises in the findings ^ ^ h the business portion building up
you will be more than agreeably surprised
sum, you can find just exacdy what you want.
of the late grand jury at Portland last so raP'dly, and the new bricks for the
when you come to make your purchases.
Another feature about our garment section i!
week. It was only a general fulfillment business portion that are under con-
the fact that we make such alterations as are
of all expectations.
struction and promised, we must keep
necessary. Our garments are made to fit and
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astride with the times and this is one
do fit, except in very few cases. Suppose you
You will need new draperies or lace curtains
J. F. Woods, editor of the Forest ] good substantial way to do it.
drop in next time you are down-town. You
for some of your rooms this spring. Just now
Grove News, issues a newsy weekly j
will be amply re p a id .
you can make a material saving and in addi
that should be a source of pride to the : The opening of spring fjnds the city
tion be sure of getting absolutely new fashion
j confronted with a condition that evi-
community.— Hood River Glacier.
able patterns. Be sure to examine these items
I dences the remarkable growth of our
when
you come in.
Senator Fulton came in for a share city, but at the same time the condi
cf the notoriety before the grand jury tion is a serious one to contend with.
adjourned. It is in some cases better The water system is found to be far
to walk a thousand miles, than write a i inadequate for all purposes, and there is
This season’s showing is so far ahead of any
letter.
i but one remedy, and only one remedy,
thing
we ever made not only is the assortment
Your
little
fellows
should
be
specially
interested
| under the existing condition of finances
more
complete,
but for every price quoted we
in
our
line
of
suits
this
season—
they
are
made
Did you ever count the words in a un(jer which this can be overcome,
give
you
such
a
large line to select from that
so
stylishly
and
you
will
surely
appreciate
the
column of ordinary nepspaper print? ■ xhe users of city water for sprinkling
it
seems
impossible
not to be suited.
very
moderate
prices,
that
we
quote
in
ab
I here are about two thousand words in ; purposes are going to be asked a read-
solutely
reliable
garments—
the
only
kind
we
a column. Suppose you sit down and , justment of hours for sprinkling, the
carry.
write a thousand words on some sub-1 city will have t0 be divided into
ject, and then another thousand on sections perhaps, so that all patrons
another until you have written eight or will not be using water at the same
The same old reliable brands we have always
ten thousand. Try it and see if it is time. And it might be stated here
W ill surprise you. Not only are they prettier
sold— we guarantee every pair as usual— you
right easy. Keep that gate up for a for the benefit of careless consumers
than ever, but the assortment of styles is so
never make a mistake in buying your shoes
month. Then chase a local item all who permit their faucets to run all
large that anybody can be suited— both in
here—
they always give satifaction. Come in
over town, and after you have gotten night, etc., that there is an ordinance
price and style.
and see the new spring styles.
the facts all right, condense them into imposing a fine for ¡tt and the law will
a few lines
n hour s work that can be rigidly enforced, not because of the
be read in a few seconds. Do this for city officials desiring to be too officious.
a dozen items that seem insignificant : but because it js absolutely necessary
after they are printed, but which you for the protection of the more moderate
know is important; then have the items consumers and because of the inade-
criticised and inaccuracies pointed out j q u a c y o f t h e c i t y > s w a t e r s y s t e m .
to you when it is too late to correct
’
them. Oh, yes, it is easy.— Eugene
What Can You Answer?
Guard.
Are you doing all in your power for
the
general development and im
Texas has accorded to President
provement
of the community fs t are
Roosevelt a strenuous welcome; as a
you
satisfied
to sit back at ease and as
strenuous man he has reciprocated it.
far
as
you
are
concerned, let things
His message to them briefly was as
drift?
follows: “ Train up your children in
Have you written those letters to
the way that led to your own success
Eastern
friends telling them of the
Signals From Mount Hood.
in life; teach them to work, to endure
For Sale
Cheap Sunday Rates Between Forest
60 YEAR S’
attractiveness
of Oregon and inviting
E X P E R IE N C E
with courage, to assume the duties and
One
of
the
best
212
acre
farms
in
Grove and Portland.
From the summit of Mt. Hood, ,
responsibilities of life cheerfully, and them to the Fair or are you allowing communication will be established Washington county, all in cultivation,
Low round-trip rates have been
placed in effect between Portland and
to discharge them faithfully.” This is i them to languish in ignorance of this with the Lewis and Clark Exposition land all level, fair house, good barn,
orchard, running water, school house
Forest Grove, in either direction.
the good, old logic upon which sturdy land of plenty?
grounds. At each of these two points, | on corner of farm, J mile to store, 5£
Tickets will be sold Saturday after
Do
you
greet
the
newcomer
with
a
men and courageous women have been
detachments from the United States miles from Forest Grove. Price $65
noons
and Sundays, limited to re
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brought up ever since the landing of : hearty welcome and a word of encour Signal Corps service will be stationed, per acre, half cash, balance to suit.
D e s ig n s
turn on or before the following Mon
agement, or do you try to scare him
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
H. G. K in g , Agent.
day. Rate of $1.05 round trip. Call
and each day and night communica
A n v o n e « u n d in g a s k e t c h a n d d e s c r i p ti o n m ay
out by assuring him that this is no
q u ic k ly a a c e r t a In o u r o p in io n f r e e w h e t h e r a n
on Southern Pacific’s agents for par
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tions will be exchanged by means of
l. HANDBOOK o n P a t e n t a
country for him anyway?
ticulars.
— Gaston Milling Co. sells bran at t l o n i f s re tr e i c . t O l y ld c e o s n t fid a a e e n n tia
rin ir
g p a t te e n ta
e y f o r a e c n rfn
t a , .
heliograph and flash signals and other $20.00 per ton, shorts at $24.00 per Ment
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Do you take an active interest in
tptcial notice, without charge. In the
methods used by the military. This ton, our own make.
. f o r e s t f f trove
the appearance of the town or do you
announcement has just been issued by
look upon unsightly shacks, rubbish
Largest dr-
Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive
A h a n d s o m e l y 7 l i ll
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i ni
n B a i f i r n a i te
r . , d 1 w e e k ly .
$8 a »
the War Department.
— LaCourse wants your Mohair. | e o la tio n o f a n y s c ie n tif ic J o u r n a l. T e r m s . »•»
and depart on the following schedule:
y e a r : f o u r m o n th s , $1. S o ld b y a ll n e w s d e a le r s .
heaps and broken down fences as you
See
him
before
you
sell.
Major W. A. Glassford, U. S. A., in
GOING SOUTH
look upon the poor— something we are
B ranch (Ifflce. 136 K Ht . W u h lo g to n . I). C.
advising the Exposition officials of the
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always to have with us?
— Gaston Milling Co. sells bran at
department’s decision, states that the
GOING NORTH
Are you looking out for and saving
$20.00 per ton, shorts at $24.00 per
— Highest price paid for wool and
signal stations are bound to be a suc
ton, our own make.
Mohair, at J. E. Bailey, Forest Grove. No. 3. . .6:59 A. M. No. 1 ... .4:16 PM
your choicest products for the Lewis
N. L. ATKINS, Agt.
W e have always on hand
cess, as he will detail only such men
and Clark Exposition?
a full line of fresh
as have seen much active service and
W . IN . S E A R S
Is your lawn kept up and made
have been rendered experts.
presentable to visitors, or does it
- P ro p rie to r of—
The signal camp at the Exposition
resemble a last year’s bird’s nest?
. .T h e lA in d itiK B n r h c r S h o p . .
will be pitched at a convenient place
Do you make an effort to show visit
Up-to-date Hair-cutting and
on the government peninsula.
Thus
ing friends about and give them the
Shaving. Laundry agency.
the operations may be seen from all
magnificent view which may be had
parts of the grounds. The Mt. Hood Main 8tre«t,
Popent Orov«
from surrounding hills, or are yon satis
camp will be established on the very
fied in allowing them to leave without
summit of the majectic peak.
Sheriff's Sale
obtaining a correct idea of the Valley?
It is intended to conduct several ex N otice is he re b y g iv en , th a t by v irtu e o f E x e c u tio n
and o rd er of sale issued o u t of and under th e seal of the
Do you encourage the establishment
If you are tired of Headache
cursions to the camp under the auspices C irc u it C ourt of th e State of O regon, for th e C ounty of
W a sh in g to n , dated th e 23rd day of M arch, 1905 in
of
new
industries
and
help
along
the
Tablets,
use Zimol.the Liquid
SPECIAL O R D E R S
of the Mazamas. This organization of fa v o r of L izzie A rm strong, p la in tiff; and a g a in s t W m.
N e e v e s, d e fendant for the sum of $90.45 coats apd the
movements which mean progress and
Headache and Neuralgia Cure
Oregon mountain-climbing enthusiasts f u rth e r sum of $237.50 w ith in te rest th ere o n from *he
SU PPL IE D ON SH O R T
20th d ay of Ju ly , 1904, at th e rate of 10 p e r c e r t per
improvement, or do you stand ready
has been in communication with the an n u m , to me d irected and deliv e re d , com m anding me
to m ak e sale of th e real
p ro p erty
h e re in a fte r
with a bucket of cold water to douse
N O T IC E
War Department for some time urging d escribed, I h a v e levied upon and p u rsu a n t to
said e x e cu tio n and order of sale I w ill on M onday, the
every proposition which has any relation
that signal corps be established, and l r day of M ay, 1905, at th e South door of the C ourthouse
in H illsboro. W ashington C ounty, O regon, a t th e hour
to your pocket-book?
the credit of the government’s conces of te n o ’clock a. m. of said day, sell at p ublic au c tio n to
the h ig h est bidder for cash in hand, a il of th e follow ing
In other words, are you a pusher or
sion undoubtedly is due to the Maza described real p ro p erty , ty in g , being and situ a te in
W ash in g to n C ounty. O regon, and m ore p a rtic u la rly
a knocker?— Exchange.
d escribed as follow s, to -w it:— N E ’/« of S E H o f sec 20,
mas.
For you here. We have fairly out done ourselves this spring
and w e feel that» we have the right* to claim for our different* de
partments such an excellence as has never been attained.
Y ou will
appreciate this statement* in its fullest* sense by a visit* to our store
during the week.
New Styles for Easter
j
Our W omen’s Garment*
Section
New Curtains and Draperies
New Summer Wash
Goods W eaves
W e Excel in Boys and
Children’s Suits
Our Shirt Waists
New Shapes in Shoes
Hoffman & Allen Co
Main Street, Forest Grove, Oregon
mi
P atents
Scientific American.
Local Time Table
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MUNN 4 Co.38'8” - " ’» New York
e ry
Cure that Rheumatism with
Bread, Pies,
I Cakes, Pastry
fi
“C A S T A L I A N ”
Confections
If you need a Spring Medicine
use Dr. Bukaack’s Tonic.
GEO. G. PATERSON,
PROPRIETOR
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
— A wonderful spring tonic. Drives
— Try Goldenrod Flour.
You’ll
out all winter impurities, gives you like it.
strength, health and happiness. That’s
what Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea
— Mohair and wool wanted at J. E.
will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Bailey’s store. Cash or produce.
to w n sh ip 2, N orth R ange 3 W est, W illam e tte M erldan.
to s a tis fy th e h e reinbefore nam ed sum s and for the coats
and e x penses of sale and said w rit. Said s a le w ill be
m ade subject to redem ption as p e r sta tu te of O regon.
D ated at H illsboro, O regon, th is 28th day o f M arch,
1905.
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J. W . C O N N E L L .
S h e riff of W a shington co u n ty , O regon.
J. N . H offm an.
A ttorney for P la in tiff.
Dr. Hines , DruHist