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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1905)
— — ---------------- - - S3 E3 J- F. W O O D S , m E9¡53 53.63 B3.B91B) l E3ME5¡E3!EB!S3! í )Í E d ito r. Published Every Thursday by the W ashing- W a l t e r t o o z e a i Woobum, who is ton County Publishing Co. Incorporated a candidate for congress in this district at Forest Grove, Oregon 110 su cceed B in g e r H e rm a n n ’ is off to I the east to attend a fraternal congress, but before leaving he made some CITY - O PPIC IA U - PAPER significant ? ) remarks concerning his position on the tariff. Among other $1.00 a Year in Advance. things he says: “ It goes without say ing that I will agree to no revision of .Entered at the post-office at Forest the tariff not supported by the Repub Grove, Oregon, as second class lican party, and that, too, without the mail matter. sacrifice of a single dollar to the Address all communications to Wash- laborers and producers of America. If trusts, by reason of a high protective ington County Pub. Co., tarifl on any article of common use are Forest Grove, Ore. ■ robbing the common people, I am for If the NEWS fails to reach its subscrib- prompt correction of the evil.” Who ers or is late, we request that immedi. is the republican party and who is ate attention may be called to the same, going to tell Mr. Tooze when the trusts a e robbing the common people? It THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1905 wouid seem that if the tariff needs ----------- ----------- ------------- ------- revision Mr. Tooze ought to know it THE announcement of Hon. S. B .1 now as do a great many other republi- Huston of Hillsboro, of his candidacy c ns, and express his willingness to be for congress will be well reoeievd by one the republicans to revise it. The his many friends throughout the dis last speech of McKinley touched on trict. Mr. Huston is one of the fore the tariff revision; Roosevelt favors it, most and able men in the district, and as well as all other fair minded repub we believe he has every reason to feel licans. That it should be done by the republican party is unanimous in the confident of the nomination. party ranks, and Mr. Tooze should N o t w it h sta n d in g the reports have no hesitancy in stating that he that other railroad influences are about favors tariff revision, also. to enter the field and establish an w h o ’ l l m : t h e K i R s r i 1 electiic line between here and Port THE following clipping is taken land, it is a fact nevertheless, that the from the Record published at Roswell, Oregon Traction company, who have New Mexico, and shows what is being so persistently fought the combined done in that vicinity in the way of forces of Portland railway companies, road improvement. It will be remem are building a line which will make bered :hat some weeks ago The this city its terminal— lor a time at leas:. | News published a long article setting Of course if the other railroad people forth the same idea of road building who have sought to discourage the that the aceoirpinying item does; Oregon Traction people, really intended and which spe ks for itself: to build, they could have done so long “ Since the rain the people on the ago, but it was not their intention. East Second street road have been using As for this last flutter bv the Consoli the drags and the road simply looks dated, one is justified in taking it with fine as a result. In fact the road is in a grain of doubt too. better condition than ever. And the beauty of the drag system is that, the THERE is a communication in an longer the drag is used on a road, the other part of this paper asking some easier is that road to be worked and pertinent questions on matters pertain- {he greater the benefit of Qne drag_ ing to the method of conducting mu- ging The R p D peQple wi]J drag nicipal affairs in this city. There can tha, part of the road as SOQn M they be no doubt that the stand against the can get the drag The Con)mercial present condition of our city’s freedom G ub jg arranging t0 have more drags in permitting saloons to do business, is made fQr , his WQrk The secretary of well taken. It is true that there are the Commercial Club plans to organize three saloons open day and night in a good roads club, to be composed of this city that do not pay one cent into merchants and farmers. They will the treasury, nor are they molested by prosecute the work of dragging all the anyone. In repealing all ordinances frequently traveled roads of the against or pertaining to the sale of in i county.” toxicating liquors here, the bars were This is just the time of the year let down and as a consequence the that those in Oregon who wish good saloon men are getting rich, besides roads at a moderate cost, should begin our condition and reputation are none to make preparations. It is so simple the better for it. However, the re and economical that the experiment pealing of the ordinances was made in can be made by any farmer, and The order to give the ordinance granting News would like to publish the picture licenses to sell liquor here full sway, of the farmer together with the story of and it was so framed as to cover every his experience, who builds the first phase of the liquor question for which quarter mile of this kind of road. a majority of the voters contended, Who’ll be the first? and for which the present council was elected, but nq provision was or has “ Important IF True.” been made to bridge over the inter There is a report going around town, vening time between the decision of which is “ important if true,” that the the Circuit court and that of the Su street car line now building from Port preme court. It is an evil and should land, is to connect at Hillsboro with be remedied. the Portland, Hillsboro, Nehalem & The Time and Opportunity is Here! WHAT WE HAVE TO SA Y THIS WEEK Is particularly interesting t o buyers whose purse strings by cir- cumstances, are a little tight, What> we mean is that* this week everybody who is looking for genuine bargains can find them in any department, of the store, and they don’t have to strain their eyes either. Every article offered for sale is of such exceptional value that even inexperienced shoppers at once will realize the extreme ly good bargains. New Calicoes Shoes! Shoes! We Don’t “Toot Our Horn Very Loud” about what we have done, but are willing to let you draw your own conclusions, our shelving is Full of Calicoes (New Prints) That Is Selling For vJL We have the best line of shoes carried in Forest Grove and are determined to satisfy everybody as to price, and consequently are selling at a Great Re duction. Blue Ribbon Tomatoes go 4 for 25c Men’s & Boys’ Suits We Feel Confident. 1 We also wish to say that we have just gotten in a large invoice of men’s and boys’ suits, and have some surprisingly low prices to give you, in fact lower than we have been able to quote before. We can save you at least 25 per cent. We could fill an ordinary newspaper in quoting Î rau prices, but feel confident that you are willing to i nvestigate prices and values before you spend your i noney and therefore ask you to come in and look c iver our stock. LADIES’ KID GLOVES ARE SELLING A T JUST HALF PRICE Main Street, Forest Grove, Oregon Tis probably true and you may know, That here the drinks he vended; But then Doc. Large will tell you so, And that half the town attended. Notice for Publication SH ERIFFS SALE Notice For Publication Dr. Large Attending, gives every man who can qualify, the right to have his name placed upon the ballott, and The News believes, together with orhers, that the people of Washington county as well as over the state in general, are competent to cast their votes intelligently without the aid or consent of any ring or clique of politicians. And when its specter is no more. They'll say Doc. Large attended. No matter if your purse is flat And sickness never ending; Just let them hear of that dire fact, And he will be attending. And if you’re broke and do not know, Of any one that’s lending; Tell him your needs and say no more; And he will be attending. Local Time Table Notice for Publication Department of the Interior, Department of the Interior, Land Office at Portland, Oregon, Land Office at Portland, Oregon, July, 8 , 1905. July. 8 , 1905. Notice is hereby given that the following-named Notice is hereby given that the following-named Now when I ’ve crossd life’s mighty sea, settler has filed notice of his intention to make final settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be proof in support of his claim, and that said proof wMI be And on my way ascending; made before Register and Receiver, at Portland, Ore made before Register and Receiver at Portland, Ore I hope St. Peter’s help will be gon, on August 21, 1905. viz: Melvin C. Case, H. E. No. gon, on August 22, 1905. viz: Josehine S. Bradley, 12656 for the SE'4 of NWV 4 , E'a SWV« and SWV« widow of Perry H. Bradley, dec’d. H. E. No. 12689 for Our Dr. Large attending. SE '/4 Sec 26, T 3 N R 5 W. the NEVs N W V* and N W N E V 4 and SWV4 NE '/4 of Sec. He names the following witnesses to prove his con 26, T. 3 N .,R . 5 W. tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: He names the following witnesses to prove his con Tillamook railroad, on which work is NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That ty virtue of an William Shearer of Gales Creek, Oregon; Edv/ard tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: execution issued out of and under t ><• seal of the Circuit Hughes of Glenwood, Oregon; G. E. Westinghouse, of THE consensus of opinion derived now being pushed. If this is done, Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Wash Timber, Oregon; John F. Westinghouse of Timber, Mr. A. H. Scofield, of Buxton, Oregon; William Shearer of Gales Creek, Oregon; G. E. Westinghouse of Timber, ingt >n, dated the 9th day of August, 1905, in favor of from the several interviews with prom freight traffic will be handled over the Earl Tupper, plaintiff; and against L. J. Magoon and R. Oregon. Oregon; M. C. Case of Glenwood, Oregon. ALGERNON S. DRESSER, Register. A. Magoon defendants for the sum of $16.25 cost and ALGERNON S. DRESSER. Register. inent republicans of this city, made by street car line at Hillsboro. Should t ie further sum of $75.50 with interest thereon from First Pub July 13. t^e 3d day of August, 1905, at the rate of six per cent First Pub. July 13. The News, very plainly establishes the this be a fact, “ the line that is coming p r annum, to me directed and delivered, commanding me to make sale of the real property hereinafter des fact that the direct primary law should right over the hill,” will, to use a vul cribed, I have levied upon and pursuant to said Execu United States Land Office at Portland, Oregon, tion I will on Monday, the 18th day of S* ptemb r 19C5, 1 1 be given a fair trial. Any argument gar phrase, give Forest Grove the dirty t le South door of the Courthouse in Hillsboro, Wash July 11, I90S. ington County, Oregon, at the hour of ten o’clock a m. United States Land Office, Portland, Oregon, in favor of conventions for the purpose shake. Of course we are all sorry for of said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the July 3rd, 1905. for cash in hand, all of the following described real provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, en of recommending candidates to the our neighbor, but the band wagon of property, lying, being and situate In Washington County titled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the sûtes Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the Oregon, and more particularly described as follows, provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, en voters, is looked upon with disfavor progress is in motion and Forest Grove to-wit:—Lot six ( 6 ) and the South twenty-eight <28) feet of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri titled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of and in Block Three (3) Gaston, Oregon, as the same tory,” as extended to all the Public Land States by act and is immediate.y branded as a should have hopped on when it had appears of record in the office of the Recorder of of August 4, 1892, Hiram H. Porter, of Forest Grove, of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri tory,” as extended to all the Public Land States by act Conyevances for Washington County, Oregon, to satisfy 'to, t V r r o .u Tnd county of W u hin pon , State of Or,yon. ha, thi. day scheme of the politicians to maintain the opportunity.— Hillsboro Independ- thT’hinrMMefor. "nTmrt“ of August 4, 1892, Arthur W. Brown, of Caldwell, expenses of sale and said writ. \ filed In this office his sworn statement No 6607 for the their control. While some of the in -1 ent. There is no doubt a “ report” Said Mir will br madr subject to redemption as pet purchas, thr s'-Sr of NEU and Lots 1 and 1 of Section county of Canyon, State (or Territory) of Idaho, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement. No. statute of Oregon No. 3 in Township No. 1 North, Range No. 5 West, and Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 9th day of August, terviewed state that they did not vote going around in Hillsboro. There is 6624, for the purchase of the S ^ o f SWVi, NWV 4 of SW will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valu 190S. 1 * and SW V4 of NWV4 of Section No. 9. In Township J. W. CONNELL. for the direct primary law, when it was something else “ going around” in the able for its timber or stene than for agricultural purposes, No. IN , Range No. 5 W, and will offer proof to show . j , , , . . Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. and to establish his claim to said land before Register before the people a year ago, yet they head of the man who wrote the above, w. h . Homs, By f . t . Kane, hat the land sought is more valuable for its timber or and Receiver at Portland, Oregon on Tuesday, the 3rd Attorney for Plaintiff. Deputy. stone than for agricultural purposes, and tc establish his believe it should have a fair trial, and too. --------------------------------------------------- day of October, 1905. H . nan,« as « IM S K , C. B. CMMk.ll of f o r m tta?" “ ^ I then if found impractical, it should be and, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 11th day of October, Grove, Oregon; Joseph S. Lilly, of Gales Creek. Oregon; | ■ 90S. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Waih- repealed. The very import of the The papers now make many a jest J. S. Wright, of Forest Grove. Oregon; A L. Sexton, of He names as witnesses: Charles Osborn of Portland, ington County. Forest Grove, Oregon. new law is to give the people th : free- With all the news they’re sending; Oregon; Clark P. Hadley of Portland, Oregon; Thomas Notice it hereby given that the undersigned 3dminis Any and all persons claiming adversely the above dom of their choice, and the bill as it About Doc. Large s business quest trator of the estate of Matilda Jane Ziegler, deceased, described lands are requested to file their claims in this Varley of Glenwood, Oregon; A. Field of Portland, Oregon. has filled his final accsunt as such Aministramr in the office on or before said 3rd day of October, 1905. And all his work attending. passed, does not solicit suggestions Any and all persona claiming adversely the above- Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington ALGERNON S DRESSER. Register, But should grim death be lurking near County described lands are requested to flic their claims in this County, gi the matter of the estate of Matilda Jane from anybody as to the best solution first Pub.. Julv 20. office on or before said 11th day of October, 1905. their door. Zeigler, deceased; and the Hon. L. A. Rood. Judge of the of this convention problem. The law xheir puns would then be ended. ALGERNON S DRESSER. Register. said Court has set Monday, the 25th day of September at Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive and depart on the following schedule: GOING SOUTH GOING NORTH No. 3 . . .6:59 A. M. No. 1 . . . .4:16 PM i N. L. ATKINS, Agt. j : Forest Grove Gasoline I T h . offer of publlatloa beine f e « * « Hillsboro. O r..on, th . W i fe e of Ancuas. 1905 The first publication of this notice is made the 17th day of August, 1905. JACOB ZEIGLER. Administrator. J. N. Hoffman. Attorney. Saw WOOD SAWED ON SHORT NOTICE Dry Fir and Ash Wood for Sale Leave orders at News office Phone 583 Notice for Publication R . IN IX O IN , D e n t i s t Forest Grove, Oregon Three doors north of Bailey's store, hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. J. N . H offm an ATTO RN EY AT LAW Office in From Rooms of Abbott Build ing, Upstairs. FOREST GROVE, Young men permanently located Subscribe for The Mew», who are drawing salaries 140.00 and ! ----------- upwards and can spare S6.00 a month, can build them a home enjoying a ll. i LAWYER comforts of life, or can build renting '' houses that will pay double. Investi- ^*ute and Corpo- OFFICE over gate. Particulars given confidentlly; r,i l0 - 1 5()ccialty. Hine»' Store. | strictly reliable, inqure at News office. Forest Grove, - - Oregon - 60 j - OREGON YEAR» E X P E R IE N C E P atents Attention. W. H. HOLLIS. Wood ). E. HATTON, Proprietor Notice of Final Settlement 10 o’clock la the forenoon of aakl day of the year 1905. at the County Court Room in the Court House at Hills boro. Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing of objections So such final account and the settlement ther»- | of; that this order be published in the Washington County News once a week for four consecutive - > No. 2 ___ 9 A. M. No. 4 ____ 6:21 P. M. | I RADE IY1 D e s ig n * C o py r ig h ts A c . A nrnns apn.llnc a .k a lr b and itw rlpS Inn m a , quick If « » crin iti our opinion free w hether an infatti ton is probably patentable. < • •minutila«. lU»t»autrtctljrconfidential. HANDBOOK ‘»n Patent« sent free. OMeet wirenry for secu ring patent«. Patenta taken thr-mali Munii à i o . receive sg ar tel notier, w ith out chnrge. in th e Scientific American. 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