Washington County news., March 01, 1906, Image 3

Editorial Page-Washington Co. News.
Published Every Thursday by the W ashing­
ton County Publishing Co. Incorporated
Y - at Forest Grove. Oregon
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
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Christian Science.
A . E . N O U K 8 K , M iin u g e r
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A L O G IC A L
AT THE CHURCHES
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“ I ’ d give every man a ‘square deal,’
providing he’ d do the same, and alter­
nate the deal.
M. E. Church
Next Sabbath will be observed as
clippings on the Forest Grove circuit will be held at
following order:
Dilley, Oregon, commencing, Friday
eve, March 9, at 7:30, holding Satur­
TH U F : Y, MARCH
1,
1906.
day eve also Sunday morning and eve,
Corvallis Gazette.
If the people desire to acquire the District Elder, W. N .Coffee, will be
la:*r. A Com - gentlemen fix up the hitching right to elect United States Senators with us. A cordial invitation to all.
Cathoj
rack in front of the stores on Main by direct vote the constitution must be
Congregational Church
to oa |
street. They are disgraceful in their j changed in the manner the instrument
ue iodj
Sunday, March 4, 10 a. m., Sunday
leCbm present dilapidated condition and are itself provides; no one state can make
at 11, Morning Worship;
1 ami, not becoming to a clean, live, up-to- this change; the whole people by di­ School;
Preacimg
by
the pastor on “ Christian
date, dry town, such as we pride our­ rect vote may not do so. It is a well
Unity.”
Also
the Communion of the
selves in having.
established principle of law that there
Lord’ s Supper; 6:30, Young People’ s
W.
can be no contract or binding agree­
rding
meeting; topic, “ True Happiness.”
>uble,
From the way the newspapers of the ment in violation of law. If No. 1
Tta
At 7:30 Song Service; address by the
State are taking up “ statement No. 1” really leaves the legislator no option in
pastor on the “ Proposed Union of
to on* in our direct primary law, we should the matter it contravenes the constitu-
Denominations.” Thursday, March 8,
killed. think some of our candidates for the j tion, the supreme law, and is null and
at 7:30, the mid-week service of the
te noi
legislature, that rushed forward and void ab initio. The framers of the
Church.
rotee Ut subscribed to it early in the race, primary law had no purpose of enacting |
o wer* would begin to feel a little sick in the a law directly in conflict with the con­
Christian Church
childm., region of the solar plexus.
stitution and of requiring members of
Services at the Christian church
; rescue:,
i, the Legislature to give a pledge, the next Lords day. The Sunday School
build«
the fin
We are thinking it is about time operation of which must involve them is making an effort to get those not
attending any school to attend. All
our candidates for legislative honors in the commission of perjury.
W H Y TH E PLEDGE IS
iv intr
s regari :
sed to ki'
ret, fb
the gout
ous to y
eignen
st week
ins by lb
srs tbel'
tbit
This county
is entitled to three members of the
legislature, but so far as we are informed
no one has made a formal announce­
ment of his intention to be a candidate
as yet. It is talked around that Wilbur
K. Newell of Gaston and A. B. Flint,
of the lower end of the county are to
be caudjdutgs • for re-election.
Yes,
VOID
The Federal constitution does im-
pose upon the members of the Legis - 1
lature of each state in the Union the
exclusive duty of electing United i
States Senators without the interven-
tion oi the people.
It is not a very edifying spectacle
when good citizens who should stand,
and ordinarily do stand, for the sanctity
of law and its certain enforcement,
counsel the whole people of a state to
violate the paramount law of the land.
Were it not that by some sort of
foerondit there is one man— Van B. DeLashmutt
isly any •: of Witch Hazel filed his petition and
° P uoifk along with it a unique platform, so ex-
hemmo*
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lolica eni centric in fact, one wonders whether
revalent he is earnest or not. For instance, he shuffle Democrats hope to profit there-
‘telV.
says “ I ’ d pension the bosses and re-
sticklers for “ the constitution of the
at the ti Quire them to keep their hands in front
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tb the a« of them. ’ H e would “ wear out all fathers” clamoring for pledge No. 1.
should be enrolled in some school,
Preaching at 11.
Subject’,
"T h e
Great Commission.”
Christian En-
deavor at 6:30. Preaching at 7:30.
Subject, “ The True Hero or Heroine.”
All invited.
— Goldenrod Flour now $1.05
sack.
per
— Money to loan on farm security.
W. H . Hollis, Forest Grove.
— Lime and Sulphur for spraying,
dry or liquid form at C. J. Pedersen’ s,
— English walnut trees Oregon
grown at nursery prices.
Martin’ s
Harness shop near the Post Office.
1
The New York
Tribune
Farmer,
sutweript |"]je"picks and‘ shovds~before~ he” would Republicans should steer clear of such weekly, and the News one year. «1- 215
give up the Panama Canal Project.” complications and stand by the - su-
- journals published.
It strikes us that a man seeking to rep- Preme 'aw-
IT E S T
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For Sale at A Bargain
Present the people of this county in the
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Hon. S. B. Huston was in Douglas,
legislature should have higher ideas of County ,ast week and received quite a
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One of the best residence properties
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' his duties than those expressed in his sen(j 0g from tbe Umpqua Valley Iln the clty' Idea loca,,ont nine room
C ° r platform, or rather the light way in News.
house with large hall, pantry and bath
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room, electric light and telephone,
eave to which he expresses himself. The busi*
;* “ + f m ol the «
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Bubbles From Ibe Political Pot.
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Y ui ' h " | matter, is of a serious nature and no
Hon. H. M. Cake officially announ-
betw ea one should take up those duties in a ced his candidacy for
the United
ia river, light or trivial way. The election of a States Senate, in the Sunday papers,
Donald ,T
1 Sénat U. S. Senator of itself is of sufficient ; H e thinks the choice of the people
egon. I importance to command the highest will dominate in selection of our next
stiniony respect and earnest effort of every man Senator,
end that — 10 say noth'ng of making and un­
line
making the laws of our state,
and opt*
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ship chi
I S H I 3 J O K I N « ?
ee east»;
lest chut Van B. DeLashmont filed with the
a jurn
' „diotfounty clerk of this county on the 22
hing grot inst. and asks for the nomination for
Gregor tbe Legislature on the Republican tick-
be final
hove and!**• ®
's as sccentric as his platform
ing Dreg would seem to indicate, he would
__ probably be somewhat lonesome around
tives o f N ew Guinea, and be told me
how one o f these natives had stum ped
him In a certain argum ent. It seem s
>.at he had accosted the native and
jrKwi him to let himself be civilized.
delights o f honest labor.'
“ 'W h a t good will the labor do m e f
•• ‘Through it you will gradually ac-
cumulate money, and in time, with
frugality, you will possess much store
of honestly acquired riches.'
“ T he native was still unconvinced.
‘W h a t good will the riches do meV was
his next question.
“ 'T h ey,' said the m issionary, ‘will
enable you to cease from work at last
and to spend the rest o f your d ay s lu
well earned rest.'
"T h e native laughed.
“ 'I t seem s to m e,’ he said, ‘th at i f I
did as you say I w ould be taking a
m ighty roundabout course to get to the
place 1 started from .’ *
Your
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A ttem p ted
FR ESH M E A T S OF A L L KINDS
Hams, Bacon and other Salt Meats always on hand
Vegetables o f all Kinds in Seasoi
Everything fresh in the Grocery Line to be found here
Free Delivery to all parts of the City.
Both Phones
In slgkt.
Jones— W h a t's tbe difference between
stinginess and econom y?
B row n-
Stinginess Is habitual econom y; econ­
omy
Is spasm odic stinginess.— Tom
W a tso n ’s M agazine.
O regoi
F o re st G rove
fto i
W hat
W aa
L n rk lu g .
“ I'v e lost all faith In m y watch, It
w on’ t keep tim e any more.”
“ Then It’ s not faith you w ant, but
w orks.” — Cleveland I.eader.
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T h e F A R M E R r e a p s w hat he has p r e ­
viously «owed. The human body reaps
likewise the natural crop of weakness,
pain and death if the seeds of disease
nave been sown hy had habits of cureless-
A clever w om an once gave a very
ne-s in eatfng,sleeping nod exercising.
sm art designation o f n secret as som e­
K e e p w k i . i , i f y o u c a n and when you
need a little help In keeping well u*c
thing for one, enough for tw o. nothing
Nature’» rem edia, that do not roughly
for three.
stimulate but gently quicken the action
of Nature's functions ln a natural way.
Nature’s laboratory furnishes the follow­
ing plants which enter into the manufac­
Everyone should subscribe for
ture of I)r. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­
his home paper, in order to get all
covery: Golden Seal root. Queen’s root,
Stone root. Black Cherrybark, llloodroot
tbe local news, but to keep in touch
and Mandrake root.
with the world's daily events
If in doubt as to your trouble or need-
Ing advice, you can consult, free of
ghoul! also read
charge. Dr. R. V . Pierce, chief consulting
physician to the Invalids’ Hotel ami
Surgical Institute. Buffalo. N. Y .
All
letters are considered confidential and
answers tearing correct medical advice
returned in securely sealed envelop— .
"I suffered for nearly eight years.” writes
The leading evening newspaper of
Philip A. Fateh. Esu., of Mobile, Ala.. Deputy
Sheriff, "with malaria, which poisoned my
the Pacific Coast, which has com­
entire system and deprived me of my vi­
tality. 1 was cured in three months by using
plete Associated Press reports and
Dr. Pierce's Holden Medical Discovery. I
know It was largely due to neglect and I
special leased - wire service, with
paid little attention to my trouble until I
became so run-down and weak that I knew
correspondents in important news
I bad to do something at once to regain my
health.
I began to fm*l better within four
centers and in all the cities and
days after I used the ‘ Golden Medical Dls-
cover}-,’ and after using nine bottles I was
principal towns o f the Northwest.
' restored to my usual health, feeling b e t t e r
Portland and suburbs are covered
than for years.”
T he most valuable book for both men
by a bright staff o f reporters, and
and women is Dr. Pierce’*
editorial, dramatic, society and
Common .Sense Medical A d­
viser. A splendid 1008-page
special writers.
Saturday's edi­
volume, with engravings
m v I frrtiiL ; and colored pin
plates. A copy,
tion consists of 26 to 28 pages, and
paper-cover«!, will be sent
has colored comic pages, as well as
to anyone sent
sending 21 cents
i1
in
fW 'pnt. « stamps,
tu
In nD
one-cent
to pay
a department for children, colored
the cost of mailing only, to
fashion page, an interesting serial
I)r. R. V . Pierce, Buffalo, N.
Y . Cloth-bound, 31 stamp«.
The Evening Telegram.
Portland, Oregon,
60 YEAR *
E X P E R IE N C E
(ESTABLISHED 1898.)
Forest Grove, Oregon
A general banking business transact«
Interest paid on time deposits.
Accounts invited.
MEATS
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QUALITY, PRICES, TREATMENT
SAELENS ft CO., Main St.,
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
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MARTIN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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And dealers in all kinds of Horse
Goods. Repairing Promptly Done
Prices Reasonable.
Drop in.
SHOP NEAR
NAYLOR'S CONNER
FOREST 6R0VE, OR
U n d e r ta k in g ^ ^
Practical Undertakers and Embalm-
ers. Calls answered day or night.
Forest Grove. Ore
BOTH ’ PHONES.
I RADE IVIAH U »
D emons
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A n v o n « »en d in g a nketrh and descrip tion m ay
quickly ascertain o u r op in ion fre e w h ether an
Invention l" p rob a b ly pm en ta b le._ i'om niunlca-
t Ion* Rtrictly confiden tial. HANDBOOK <»n Patent«
»cut free, o ld e s t nirency fo or r eecurtng
secu rin g patenta.
patents.
I’ Mtenf* taken th rou gh M unii At Co. receive
iptcial notice, w ith ou t c harge. In th e
Scientific American.
A h an dsom ely Illustrated w eekly. L argest c ir ­
culation o f an y scien tific Inum ai. T erm s. $3 a
year : fo u r m on th s, $L Sold by all new sdealers.
MUNN & Co.38,Bf“ d- ’ New York
R . IN IX O IN , D e n t is t
Forest Grove, Oregon
Three doors north of Bailey’ s store,
hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Offlct
W . H. HOLLIS,
Branch O ffice. 626 K Ht., W a sh in g ton , D . C.
LAWYER
OFFICE over
Hines' Store.
Real Estate and Corpo-
ration_J^w_aJ5j)ecialty.
Forest Grove,
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Oregon
. . A. T. Wirtz, Proprietor
S E A R S & W A T K IN S
M a In S t r e e t ,
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P o r e n t
l’ r lz t, I J u g e,
G ra n d
P H m
I W I If i u m
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O th « r
Underwood Typewiter (<L
“ i ’ d Rdjust the tariff to raise requi- rather see the devil, horns, hoofs and
68 Sixth Street,
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A w a r d «
Ask for Trial. . .
Portland, Oregon
H O L L IS T E R ’S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy MMicIn* for Buty PeopM.
B rin g , Goldin H tilltl and Aerwrel Vi«0f.
Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive
A nt>oclf!c for Conntlimtlon. IndUrmtlon, T.lrrr ,
and depart on the following schedule: l an.l Kidn.'V trouble*. Pimple*. Kerema, Impure ,
No. 2 ------9 A. M. No. 4 ____ 6:21 P. M.
GOING NORTH
| HUxxl. Hart Hreath. Sluvitlnh Bowel». Headache
and Haekache. Its Kooky Mountain Tea in tab­
let form. M em u a bo*. U«iu ne made —
H oli . ihtbh D hlo C ompas T. Ma.ll.oo, Wl*.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW P E 0 P "
No. 3 . . .6 :5 9 A. M. o. 1___ 4:16 P. M.
N . L. ATKINS, A gent.
, H t . L o u i s , I «A O *
H lg h u n t
Office in Front Rooms of Abbott Build­
ing, Upstairs.
FOREST GROVE,
- - OREGON
G r o v e
Local Time Table
D o lc i .M u tin I M lg h u M t A w n r d j
I , « w I m A C I n r k B x p o H l t i o n
G ra n d
J. N. Hoffman
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Proprietor of
1-WM Cllniz t t n r h e r
GOING SOUTH
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£. W. Haines Bani
V5^-Roe & Buxtoi
Baths. Laundry Agency. Situ­
ated on Pacific Ave., Forest Grove.
V i s i b le W r i t i n g
T a b u la t o r w ith o u t E x t r a C o s t
P e rfe ct a n d P e r m a n e n t A lig n m e n t
D u r a b ilit y U n e q u a le d
when he knew he would only be
missed by the poker players and crap
shooters, $1.08; referring to some gal-
livanting female as an estimable lady
whom it was a pleasure to meet, when
every business man
in town would
The Episcopalians held service
last Sunday evening at the Christia
j Science Hall. Rev. Breck conducte
the services. The Episcopalians wi
hold services from now on whenever
| can be arranged.
Coins are said to have been Invented
by the Lydians and w ere first used 1»
700 B . a
Up-to-date Hair-cutting and
Shaving. Laundry agency.
established the following schedule of
prices: For telling the public that a
man is a successful citizen, when
everybody knows that he is as lazy as
rite revfcue and to foster infant indus- all, than to see her coming. $3.20.
F.SCHULTZ
Successor to JOHNSON k JOHNSON
Dealer in
City Barber Shop . .
he** co»*'T “ NoW that we’ ve gone and bought a government mule, 81.75; referring
pgtoth*1 our picks and shovels I’ d dig at the
to a deceased citizen as one who is
'e<t~
Panama C anal until they were all worn mourned by the entire community, ,
er on CD
k® l*e I’ d abandon the project.
27.—-,!f *''P d .fleet United States Senators
, Public | by popular vote, and erect a screen
street *nd Washington, D.
p p e s r ^ C - a n d re<, uire them to go home for
Toro,
their —fal-
W.
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puffs
A »1 lions; and I’ d keep a little spare cash in his paper must pay for them, and
on ^anc^ to pick up all such bargains—
and, yea, I ’ d go still farther, and buy
a whole Island for J. D. Rockefellei—
if he’ d only stay on it.
Dr. Hines’ Drug Store
D isa d v a n ta g es.
I.ook your disadvantages squarely In
the face and see w hat you can make
out o f them, and Instead o f com plain­
ing that you have not the right tools use
well the tools you have. G s forw ard
Into a new battle and on to victory as
though there never had been a failure
In all your life.— W o m a n 's Life.
Underwood Typewriter
1 . dateii* people (at $3 a head) for twenty mil- nal, that the people who desire
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When you buy at Dr. Hines’
Drug Store you get the B E ST
and C H E A PE ST , quality con­
sidered.
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cease, for one thing, to bile all
1 ’our time away. You will learn the
apples, cherries, pears and prunes, also
strawberries, raspberries, logan berries,
some grapes, fine shade trees and
•tory and other attractive features
choice roses. Corner lot 100x200 ft.
in addition to all tbe newt of the
House recently clothed and papered
throughout. New sidewalks both sides.
day.
Also good work and driving horse, wt.
Subscription Rates: One month,
about 1250 lbs., 9 years old, age guar-
50 cents; threo months, $1.35; six
School Entertainment
anteed.
Good single buggy har-
months, $2.50; twelve months, $5.
The Dilley public school will give a ness, good double buggy harness,
Sample copies mailed free.
Must be
Carpet-rag Social in Artisan Hall, Fri- j
sinJ?le truck harness
For particulars, terms a n d .
sold.
day, March 9, 1906 at 8 p. m. A prices, see owner, T. A RITCH EY,
Evening Telegram and The News,
literary program will be rendered, fol- |
Forest Grove, Or J One Year, $5.00; Six Months, $2.50.
lowed by a debate given by pupils of
the 8th grade, the question being: j
Resolved, “ That Woman is
more j
Inconsiderate than Man.”
Each lady is requested to bring a \
pound ball of neatly sewed carpet rags,
having her name on a card in the cen­
ker'eUW U»e wOmen and cheerfully let them _ body invited.
tie of or vote.
“ I’ d keep the Philippines— think
A western editor has com e to the
we got a bargain— seven millions of conclusion, says the Kansas City Jour-
s:
You want the BEST, not the
CH EAPEST.
will
es WitM'the Capital, at Salem, should he suc-
i., Feb.2 eeed in securing his election. His
ter of the ball.
« have o platform follows in full:
Fifty cents will be charged each
“ r d r e s trict the compensations of
gentleman drawing a ball, which will |
then tb* public servants to a fair valuation— no
entitle himself and the owner of the j
.use of it perquisites, no ‘ rake-offs.’
ball to refreshments consisting of ice­
an annni
“ p d pensjon the bosses and require
cream and cake, coffee, sandwiches,
»° York! t them to keep their hands in front of
etc.
iew Yort them .
The proceeds will be used to pur­
"reeport. r
l ’ d «hare my troubles equally with chase a ^
Iibnry books. Every.
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When You Want Drugs
Decision Day in the Methodist Church.
“ I’ d place the heads of the leading This service will be held in the morn- 1 " ’ But what good.' the native asked,
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. i { ‘will this civilization o f yours do m e?'
life-insurance companies at the foot of ing and followed
by the Sacrament o f ; ..
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ers or is late, we request that im m ed i­
tained a column of
ate attention m ay be called to the sam e.
are stepping to the front.
lie Silen ced a M ia ilo n a r f
In an A r i i m e i t .
"1 used to know In Australia an In­
Services Sunday at 11 a.
m .;
telligent and Interesting m issionary,”
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Christian said an E nglish nobleman. “ H e and 1
tries, and dispense with it at weaning
Science Hall, 115 South Fifth street. were talking one day about the na­
time.
Entered at the post-office at Forest the class— they’ ve learned too darned’ the Lord’ s Supper. The evening sub-
fast ”
j ject will be “ The Unruly Member or
K o v e , Oregon, as second class
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The Second Quarterly Conference
It is always gratifying to th e" frater­
Add»
all communications to Wash- nity” to observe other papers taking I will be held on next Thursday, March
8th at 7:30 p. m.
I ington County Pub. Co.,
up questions they have been treating
L . F . B e l k n a p .
Forest Grove, Ore.
editorially, and present even stronger
arguments than those found in our
Free Methodist Church
If the N E W S fails to reach its subscrib­ columns.
Sunday’ s Oregonian con-
The fourth quarterly meeting for the
i‘sap«d it
W ay
SAV AG E.
THE NEWS
For Up-to-date Job Work
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
OF
Porest G ro v e , -
O re go n
Paid up Capital, $ 2 5 .0 0 0
( Successor to)
FARMERS k MERCHANTS B A N K
— Goldenrod Flour now $1.05 per a n. do o ly
P rcaM cM and
sack.
j. e. Loom s
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