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Editorial Page-Washington Co. News. NEW SPEC IALS FOREST GROVE SHOE STORE — Victor flour can’ t be beat. J . R . W O O D S , E U lto r . Published Every Thursday by the W ashing- ton County Publishing Co. Incorporated at Forest 6rove, Oregon C IT Y - O P F IC IA L if you win. But do not carry away the idea that uncompromising honesty is easy to practice, no matter how well you may have been brought up ii you - p a p e r ' 116 without money an<* are try*nS t0 ----------------- make your own way. Dr. Franklin $ 1 .0 0 a Y ear in Advance. repeated the immortal old saw that ‘ it _ _____________ — ----------------------------------| is hard to make an empty sack to The First Step —Gasoline wood saw, phone 583. ‘The Best That Man Can Make” T h a t’s the definition of our shoes. — Goldenrod Flour now $1.05 sack. per — Goldenrod Flour now $1.05 sack. per toward a g o o d breakfast. Drink a cup o f You know, and we know, that there — The Gasoline Woodsaw will are many good shoes made and also; a][ winter. Let them know your wants, that there are many poor ones, and it j — Good prunes, 2 cents per pound is by these very contrasts that our shoes stand out in bold relief. j at Dunsmoor’ s. W e don’ t have so handle CHEAP. — Dr. Lowe has been coming to SHODDY SHOES. Business comes Forest Grove for over 16 years. to us easily and freely. There’ s a mighty good reason for it. We se ll! — Money to loan on farm security. nothing but reliable MAKES. You W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove. will find it to your interest to buy of a Specialty Store. We do in buying | — We have line shingles, shakes, our goods to sell. | fence posts, hop poles etc. for sale. SCHOOL SHOES for the children M. Turner, Banks, Ore. will soon be a heavy tax on you. We can LIGHTEN YOUR BURDEN The New York Tribune Farmer, with 20 or 30 kinds to select from weekly, and the News one year, $1.25 and if its 100 or 200 you are sure of The Farmer is one of the best farm the best made for the price you pay journals published. at — Dr. Lowe’ s superior glasses cost no more than others and you have the benefit of his skill and over 18 years experience. Hotel Laughlin, Friday TH E FO REST GROVE SHOE STORE December 1, and to 3 o ’ clock Satur day the 2. Consultation free. Entered at the post-office at Forest stand UP straight.” The temptations Grove, Oregon, as second class in the path of a young lawyer,, for in- mail matter. j sance, whose landlord threatens to dis- ---------| possess him, at the same time that the Address all communications to Wash- telephone company give him three ington County Pub. Co., I days to pay up or have the service Forest Grove, Ore. J discontinued, just as he made a collec tion which he ought to remit to his If the NEWS fails to reach its subscrib- cU immediately, are harrowing. If <»r<! or is late, we request that immedi-1 . u . he resists the temptation to overcharge ate attention may be called to the same. ( his client, or to appropriate directly the client’ s money to his own use he THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1905. becomes like tempered steel, stronger for having been through the fire. It is rumored around through this Recent events show that honesty section of the state that certain news has become popular and leads to fame papers are sending their agents to call and good jobs, therefore, where is the upon the various candidates for con sense in being otherwise? gressional and state offices and offering, The old adage, “ honesty is the best A T if not insisting, upon the candidate policy” never can be successfully buying space in their paper and pay contradicted. ing them as high as $500 for such space. It stikes us, that if there is a Mrs. Martha C. Parr Passes Away. IN K E O E O newspaper in Oregon that will take Annually, to fill the new position« created by Rail Friday morning, after an illness of roads and Telegraph Comnsn.es. W ? want that method of holding up candidates two weeks, Mrs. Martha C. Parr died Young Man and Ladies ot Rood habits, to for office it should be given all public at her home in South Park in this city. ity possible, and notice served upon Mr. and Mrs. Parr came here last Oc tober from Indiana. Besides her hus AND R. R. ACCOUNTING such candidate that permits himself band, Mrs. Parr leaves five children, We furnish 75 per cent, o f the Operators and thus to be held up end “ grafted” by two boys and three girls. She was Station Agents in America. Our six schools are the largest exclusive Telegraph Schools IN THE that kind of a grafter that he is unfit for bom Nov. 18, 1867. The funeral was WORLD. Established 20 years and endorsed by all leading Railway Officials. the office he seeks and that the public held Saturday afternoon from the late We execute a $250 Bond to every student to furr.ish him or her a. position paying from $40 to home of the deceased, with Rev. L. F. will be informed and fully advised. $60 a month in States east of the Rocks Mountains, Belknap of the M. E. church as offici or from $75 to $100 a month in States west of the Rockies, i m m e d i a t e l y u p o n g r a d u a t i o n . ating clergyman. The interment *as Students can enter at any time. No vacations. S A L V A T IO N I IN G O O D R O A D S For full particulars regarding any o f our Schools at the Naylor cemetery. write direct to our executive office at Cincinnati, O. We recommend our good brothers Catalogue free. A f t e r Cl.OtTDR COMES SlTNRHTNE. Card of Thanks. A ptk h D e spo n d e n c y com es J o y . ‘in this county that dispense the Gos The Morse School of Telegraphy. A k t e ii S ic k n e s s c o m e s H e a l t h . Cincinnati, Ohio. Buffalo, N. Y. pel from the pulpit every Sunday A fte r W e ak n e ss com es S tre n g th . We wish to extend our heartfelt Atlanta, Ga. LaCrosse, Wis. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Is Texarkana, Tex. morning and evening to read the edito thanks to our friends and neighbors for what San Francisco, Cal. ilars it nil. It’s n irondcr m a ker fur rial in last Friday’ s Oregonian, entitled, kind assistance and help given us dur- | viancn because it is Suture's remain, adapted to the needs of twentieth cen ing the illness of our beloved wife and — Every man owes il to himself and “ Roads as a Means of Grace.” It is tury women. mother. \ < ) A L C O H O L . NO N A R CO TIC. NO IN JU R I his family to master a trade or piofes- well worth reading, and the truths F r a n k P a r r a n d F a m i l y . OUS D RU G . Made of glyceric extracts sion. Read the display advertisement from roots, therefore their virtues grew therein set forth should find secure in them in Suture's lalsiratary, viz: of the six Morse Schools of Telegraphy Congregational Church Lady’s Slipper root. Itlaek Cohosh root, lodgment in every mind, and after i'nicorn root. Itlue Cohosh root, and in this issue and learn how easily a finding lodgment there should be put Sunday, Dec. 3— -Sunday School 10 Golden Seal root; extracted, combined, without alcohol, by Doctor young man or lady may learn tele into practical use. If ever there was a. m. Morning Worship 11. Preach preserved 1‘icrce's mim peculiar process, and in ing by the pastor. Rev. Herbert W. the most exact proportions to secure graphy and be assured a position. or is a county where much wickedness Boyd. Subject, “ The Test of Life.” the best effects. If in need of careful, competent advice abounds on account of bad roads Y. P. S. C. E. Consecration meeting before beginning treatment, you will re 6 0 Y E A R .» it must be Washington County. ceive it without charge by writing, and at 6:30. Topic, “ Our One Excuse.” E X P E R IE N C E stating your case, to Dr. R. V. Pierce. IVJ3 Here are a few features of the Ore Evening Service at 7:30. Special Main Street. Hulfalo. X. Y. All letters gonian’ s editorial, “ Roads as a Means music. Short sermon on “ The Divin- confidentially received and answers sent in securely sealed envelopes. [ ity of Man.” of Grace.” " 1 w a s a g r e a t s u f f e r e r f o r s ix y e a r s .* Thursday, Dec. 7— Mid-week Ser w r it e s M rs. G e o . S o g d e n . o f tdi H o n d a S tr e e t, "T h e worst enemies to religion in . " I co m m e n ce d to tak e y o u r vice at 7:30. Topic “ The Final S ’ f a a g v in o a r w i t . e M P ieh r e s c r i p t i o n ’ a n d h a v e t a k e n ten America are mud roads running up Judgment.” b o t t le s in a ll. A m n o w r e g u la r , a f t e r h a v in g T rade M arks m is s e d t w o y e a r s a n d s u f fe r e d w ith p a in in D esigns and down hill.” t h e head anti L a ck . I was s o n e r v o u s , c o u ld C o p y r ig h ts A c . n o t eat or sleep. N o w I can thank you for The Christian Woman’ s Board of m “ Millions of souls in the United A n von e Bending n pketrh nnd dencrlnllon may y recovery." quickly ascertain ou r opinion free w hether an Dr. Pierce s Pleasant Pellets cure con invention la p rob a b ly patentable. Com m union- States now irretrievably lost would to Missions will give an entertainment at stipation. One little "Pellet ” is a gentle t ions strictly confiden tial. HANDBOOK on Patent« the Christian church, Sunday evening, sent free. O ldest nuency fo r securin g patents. laxative, and two a utild cathartic day be rejoicing in a happy salvation P atent« taken through M um i A Co. receive Dec. 3. A good program will be tpecial notice, w ith ou t charge, In the if they had not been kept from the rendered. — See the Chicago Clothing Co.’ s ad means of grace by mud holes in the A han dsom ely Illustrated w eekly. Largest cir is to on sixth pape of this issue. The Christian Church Bazaar culation o f any scien tific Journal. T erm s, $3 a road.” y e a r ; fou r m on th «, $1. Sold by all new sdealers. “ What pleases Satan above all be held Dec. 9. — You’ and your children’ s eyes are Branch Office. 625 F 8 t „ W ash in gton , D. C. safe if you wear Dr. Lowes glasses— things is to see a saint trying to drive — Tickets on the big Doll and the over an Oregon dirt road in winter with Boys Gold filled Watch will be given eve safe, price safe. a load of potatoes. H e knows that | at The Bazaar from Dec. 1 to Xmas HOLLISTER’ S — Many children inherit constitu within the next ten minutes that saint Eve. tions weak and feeble, others due to A Busy Medicine for Busy People, will be a saint no longer. He will be Rev. Harry Kreider of Clackamas, childhood troubles. Hollister’ s Rocky Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. A s p e c ific f o r C o n s tip a tio n . I n d ig e s tio n , L i v e r a howling, raging, blasphemous, back pastor of the Free Methodist church Mountain Tea will positively cure chil an d K id n e y tr o u b le s . P im p le s , E c z e m a , Im p u re at that place, was visiting his parents slidden sinner.” dren and make them strong. 35 B lo o d , Had B r e a th , S lu g g is h B o w e ls . H e a d a c h e a n d B a ck a c h e . I t s R o c k y M o u n ta in T e a in talk- during the week. “ A horse can haul twice as much cents, Tea or Tablets. Dr. Hines’ le t fo rm . 33 c e n t s a b o x . G e n u in e m a d e t. H o l l i s t e r D r u g C o m p a n y . M a d ison , W is. — All persons knowing themselves n c, over gravel as over the best dirt road C 0LD EN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW P E O r * to be indebted to W. E. Dunsmoor j L n u g i3tore and four times as much over smooth are requested to call and settle their ——— — stone. H e can haul at least ten accounts at once. times as big a load over gravel as he Report of Dilley school for month \ can through deep mud.” | ending Nov. 24, 1905.— Number days , “ Sad is the fate of a farmer living at taught, 20; days attendance, 1482J; the end of a bottomless road. His sons days absence, 7 7 j; times tardy, 19; leave him and go to town; his daugh boys enrolled, 40; girls enrolled, 44; ter never has a beau and grows up an total enrollment. 84; average daily old maid; his wife goes crazy, his house attendance, 74; visitors, 28; pupils goes to ruin anh he goes broke.” neither absent nor tardy, Wilford “ On a good, level road a horse has Briggs, Cecil Hughes, Inez and Min to throw on his collar one thirty-fifth of nie Peterson, Roy Vail, Mabel and the load he hauls. A grade of only May Stewart, Lottie Hamelmann, Edna three per cent doubles his work.” Hundley, Edith Lamb, Mary and Ben Kuhns, Opal Wilkes, Walter Wolf, T H E LUXUR Y OP H O N E S TY Minnie Collver and Cora Holcomb of Honesty of purpose appears to be Miss Wetle’ s room and Faye Wilkes. popular. The belief which we like to Carl and Esther Peterson, G eorg e; entertain that the world is growing Phenline, Lena, Johnny and Lottie better as it grows older is unmercifully V is ib le W r it in g Dethlefs, Marion Feour, Maggie Hart- \ jarred occasionally by the examples of T a b u la t o r w ith o u t E x t r a G o s t rey, Rupert and Lawrence Holcomb, J prosperous terpitude constantly thrust Fred and Martha Wolf, Lela Stewart, P e r f e c t a n d P e r m a n e n t A lig n m e n t upon our notice. Roosevelt, Jerome Ray Scheese, Clarence Hardebeck, and Folk are inspirations to those who D u r a b il i t y U n e q u a le d Harold Hiatt, Lester Hughes, Wallace want to be honest, but who sometimes Pritchard and May Church of Miss wonder if they can afford the luxury of Clolci M e d al HiKheat A w n r d i Field’ s room. Lois E. Wettle, Prin. L e w la A C l a r k Hxp«iNition contented minds, clear consciences Viola E. Fields, Asst. G r a n d M r!* «, I J c k c , and quiet sleep. B e lg iu m 1008 Uncompromising honesty has always G r a n d P r iz e . 8 t . U o u I a , l«X>4 A $10 Doll and a Boy’s Gold been a valuable asset. Perhaps this Six O t h e r MiKheAt A w a r d » Filled Watch Given Away has been due to the fact that this char at The Bazaar. acteristic has been too common. If a young lawyer would get the very best Every person who buys $1.00 worth of everything there is in his profes of Xmas Goods a) the Bazaar will get a FREE TICK ET with a number on it. sional career let him be one of the fe w .1 Xmas Et e the numbers are drawn. First Industry you must have, ability you one gets the Doll, second one drawn 68 Sixth Street, Portland, Oregon may have and honesty you may have gets the watch. Golden Gate Coffee It has the full, rich flavor of fine old coffee that has been properly aped in its native country. Sold in 1 and 2 lb . a r o m a -tig h t tins. G rin d fresh each d a y — not to o fine. FOLGCR R U S S E L L TELEGRAPHERS LEARN TELEGRAPHY Scientific American. 1 CEL C O . , E s t a b lis h e d San in F r a n c is c o 1850 F. IV. Successor to JOHNSON . SGH k JOHNSON Dealer in F R E S H M E A T S O F A L L K IN D S Hams, Bacon and other Salt Meats always on hand Vegetables o f all Kinds in S ea son Everything fresh in the Giocery Line to be found here Free Delivery to all parts of the City. Both Phones F o re s t G ro ve O re g o n Johnson & Co. = - T H E ~ ------ Brick Livery, Feed and See our ad. in the T . P. A. Guide. Drummers’ trade our specialty. Our ’ Bus meets all trains. Carries U. S. mail. Baggage and freight called for and delivered. Finest Rigs. Best Horses. Good Drivers. Com er Main and Pacific A v e ., Forest Pedersen Feed Store, F o r e s t G r o v e , O re g o n Flour, H a y , Grain and all kinds of Feed always on hand W indow s, Door, Mouldings, Shingles, Paints and Oils. A ll kinds of Field Seeds. We are also agents for the famous Chatham Fanning Mill with Sacker. M UNN & Co.36,BrM d"»*’ New York j Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets MEATS Undertaking 1 Roe & Buxton VERY BEST Q U A LITY , PRICES, TR E A TM E N T SAELENS & CO., Main St., U n d e rw o o d T y pew iter (<>>. SOTH ’ PHONES. Forest Grove, Ore. W . H. HOLLIS. FOREST GROVE, OREGON Underwood Typewriter A s k for T r ia l.. . Practical Undertakers and Embalm- ers. Calls answered day or night. LAWYER ration^J^w^aSpecialty. OFFICE over Hines’ Store. Forest Grove, - Real Estate and Corpo- City Barber Shop . . Baths. Laundry Agency. Situ ated on Pacific Ave., Forest Grove. - Oregon R. INIXOIN, Dentist . . A. I. W irtz, Proprietor Forest Grove, Oregon J. W . H u g h e s OFFICE: W ill Cry Your Sales. Ind. Phone Forest Grove - Oregon J. N. Hoffman ATTORNEY AT LAW Three doors north of Bailey’ s store. hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Offlc* Farmers & Merchants BANK Of Forest Grove, Oregon C A P IT A L 4 L 2 A .O O O . Office in Front Rooms of Abbott Build A General Banking Business Trans ing, Upstairs. acted. Drafts sold on all the principal FOREST GROVE, - - OREGON Cities in the United States and Europe. Correspondents Wells Fargo & Co’ s Bank. Directors: Richard M. Dooley, J. E. Loomis, John W. Shute, and Frank E. Dooley. Accounts Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive solicited. and depart on the following schedule: GOING SOUTH Go T o The No. 2. . . .9 A. M. No. 4 ____6:21 P. M. Local Time Table g o in g north Paris : Milliner : Parlor No. 3 . . .6 :5 9 A. M No. 1 . . . .4 :1 6 PM N. L. A t k in s , Agt. A fine line of Ribbons, V e l- vets, H ats, Caps, Baby Goods, Modi a* worthy friends add to the Mourning Goods and Notions, ------------------------------------------------------ happiness and value ot life, we must M I R H In the main depend on ourselves, and i I. L. D C rQ a n , every one >s his own best friend or j Baldwin Brick - Forest Grove worst enemy.