Washington County news., March 08, 1906, Image 3

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boriai Page-Washington Co. News.
M. E. Church
A . E . N O U R S E , M u n a jt« r
d Every Thursday by the Washieg-
ounty Publishing Co. Incorporated
at Forest 6ro»e. Oregon
$ 1 ,0 0 a Year in Advance.
Next Sabbath will be observed as
Decision Day in the Methodist Church.
This service will be held in the morn­
ing and followed by the Sacrament of
the Lord’s Supper. The evening sub­
ject will be “ The Unruly Member or
Our National Sin.’’
The Second Quarterly Conference
will be held on next Thursday, March
8th at 7:30 p. m.
F. Harris is going to leave
Forest Grove and is closing out his en­
tire line of hardware, enameled ware
and stoves at cost.
Gaston Rebekahs Entertain
netting Heal Lruaou Oil.
A dealer In apices la New York held
up a small bottle filled with a pale aiu
ber liquid. “Smell It" he said, draw­
ing the cork. The visitor Inhaled ar
ddur which seemed to call up visions
of ornuge aud citron groves of ancient
Greek fame.
“It’s the genuine oil of lemons,” said
the dealer in response to a look of In-
quiry. 'That is all I have left of a
pound of the oil, aud It took 1,200 lem­
ons to produce It. Rather expensive
stuff, almost equal to that of attar of
roses. The method of obtaining the
oil Is tedious. A man has a big, dry,
clean sponge before him on a table.
He takes strips of the lemon peel, gives
them a certain twist which breaks the
cells and sends the oil out In a fine
spray on the siionge. He has to work
quickly to avoid evaporation.
“When the sponge bus taken up the
sprays of about a hundred rinds it is
wet enough to be squeezed out. An
ounce or so of clear and fragrant oil
then flows from It.”
SO M E SE A SO N A B L E
S P E C IA L T IE S
Dr. Balzaack’s Tonic
For Indigestion and General Debility
Castalian Walter
The Rebakah lodge of Gaston, enter­
For Kidney Complaints, Rheumatism and
at the post-office at Forest tained a large number of Rebekahs
Catarrh
e, Oregon, as second class
from other lodges in the county, last
L. F. B e l k n a p .
mail matter.
Saturday in Gaston. Everybody present
had a gloriously good time and plenty
Free Methodist Church
For Headache and Neuralgia
all communications to Wash­ to eat. An impromptu programme i
The fourth quarterly meeting for the
ington County Pub. Co.,
was offered, then games and then— a
Y O U R M ONEY BACK IF
Forest Grove circuit will be held at
Forest Grove, Ore.
spread, one that combined the dainty '
N O T AS R E P R E S E N T E D
Dilley, Oregon, commencing, Friday
with the substantial in a way that f
.
, eve, March 9, at 7:30, holding Satur-
out no shammed respect for .
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EWS fails to reach its subscrib- brought
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day eve also Sunday morning and eve,
& late, we request that immedi- the hostesses who served the banquet.
I r v i n s ’« V i r a l l i f r a u ,
District
Elder,
W.
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.Coffee,
will
be
In 1874 Henry Irving achieved an Im­
ntion may be called to the same.
After the “ feed” the visitors were
with us. A cordial invitation to all.
mense success by bis performance of
called upon for rematks and then they
'la in let” at the London Lyceum thea-
Ills interpretation of tlie part was
DAY, MARCH 8, 1906. were invited to the homes of the
Congregational Church
striking and unusual that the play
Gaston members to spend the re­
(1 a run unprecedented at that time.
Sunday, March 11, 10 a. m., Sun­
confront a crisis now. It has mainder of the night. Nothing was
:-.t!nulng for 200 nights. Of his ex-
day School; at 11, Morning Worship;
Successor to JOHNSON k JOHNSON
erience lu playing this part Sir Henry
be that we must control or omitted to make the visitors feel at
Preaching on the Beatitudes; 6:30, gave, some years before bis death, an
Dealer in
home
and~the
Forest
Grove
delegation
1 control us. It is the most
Y. P. S. C. E., “ James Picture of a Interesting account.
J "1 momentous question before us today, report that the occasion was one to be
“1 can always tell,” he said, “when
Perfect Man.” At 7:30, Evening Ser­ the audience is with me. It was not i
I will support the President on his rate (long remembered with pleasure by
vice; address by Mrs. C‘ F. Clapp on with me on the first night of ‘Hamlet,'
- bill.” — From speech of S. B. Huston, everyone who went.
Hams, Bacon and other Salt Meats always on hand
“ Our Slavic Work in Foreign Mir- j which is perhaps curious, considering
ih,
my subsequent success. On the first
sions.” Thursday, March 15, the mid­ night I felt that the audience did not
0B,
Will Try Gasoline Motor Again
week service for the study of “ His go with me until the first meeting with
A
Tornado wrecked another south­
ien J
Everything fresh in the Grocery Lina to be found here
Another effort to solve the suburban Life.”
Ophelia, when they changed toward
pro) ern town, hundreds of people are killed
Free Delivery to all parts of the City,
Both Phones
me entirely. But as night succeeded
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passenger traffic problem that has con­
T, i and injured and millions of dollars
night my Hamlet grew in their esti­
Oregon
fronted the steam railway companies
Christian Church
mation. I could feel It all the time, Forest Grove
worth of property destroyed. A snow
for years is to be made in Portland by
and
now
I
know
that
they
like
It—
All services at the Christian church !
ich i storm and blizzard has been on the
that they are with me heart anJ soul.”
the Southern Pacific company as soon
next Sunday at usual hours. Subject —Harper’s.
inp» rampage in the middle west during
as a new type of gasoline motor-car, of morning sermon, “ Conversion of the
't’k the past week and trains delayed on
(ESTABLISHED 1898.)
H o w nn O r a n ^ O u ta n g T r a v e ls .
which has been constructed in the Phillippian jailor.”
Subject Sunday
oon. acoount of snow. The Islands of the
It
la
a
moat
Interesting
sight
to
Forest
Grove, Oregon
company’s Omaha shops arrives. The
evening at 7:30, “ Listening to the watch an orang outung make Its way
b h south Pacific ocean have been lashed
A
general
banking
business transacted.
new motor-car was built with a view to
°," by the fury of the waves, while in
Voice of Conscience.’ ’ Friday even­ through the jungle. It walks slowly
Interest paid on time deposits.
uler
n
overcoming the defects found in the ing the Christian Endeavor will give a along the larger branches In a semi-
¡h or Oregon we have had sunshine, gentle
Accounts invited.
car which the company tested locally a social at the home of Mrs. Levi erect attitude, this being apparently
isent. showers and a salubrious atmosphere.
caused by the length of Its arms and
A HARD ROW
year ago and found unsatisfactory.
It Walker. All are requested to bring a the shortness of Its legs. It Invariably And a long pull describes the
' " I t ’s strange everybody don’t come to
selects those branches which Intermin­ of a woman utllicted with female weak­
has practically twice the capacity of its sheet and pillow case.
igQ Oregon to live.
gle with those of a neighboring tree, ness unless she Is under the care of a
antetype, is equipped with machinery
doctor who has had successful experience
on approaching which It stretches out In the treatm ent of such cases or el»,. Las
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of about 150 horsepower and is pro­
M. L. Pratt of Portland, will deliver Its long arm and, grasping the boughs found the right remedy which can he
opposite, seems first to shake them as safely used Independently of the doctor.
Poor old Portland! What a “ whole vided with trucks especially designed
a free lecture in Verts Hall, Saturday, I If to test their strength anC then de­
Forty years ago, Ur. R. V. Pierce found
th a t women were being grossly mal­
nb^.lot” of trouble she is having. The for rounding curves at a high rate of
VERY BEST
March 10th, at 1:30 p. m.— Subject, liberately swings Itself across to the treated—mainly through ignorance and
s the Gas Trust investigation—the Street speed.
carelessness,
and
he
determined
to
devote
next
branch,
which
It
walks
along,
as
“ High Bids of American Citizenship.”
to study and research till he
f troo-f^j^ay franchise— the bridge across
The car will leave Omaha some time ! An interesting program by the School; before. It does not Jump or spring, as himself
QUALITY, PRICES, TREATMENT
found the real canse of their suffering
monkeys
usually
do,
and
never
appears
and
a
proper
remedy for it.
:he Willamette, are but a few of the this month. After its arrival it will be
children. Everybody invited.
to hurry Itself unless some real danger
He found U, and dug from N ature’s
Chit,(minor things causing her so much given a thorough test. If the test
SAELENS ft C0.f Main St.,
presents. Yet, In spite of Its apparent­ Laboratory, the earth. Nature’# rein edits
for
weaknesses and aliments.
FOREST «NOVE, OMfiON
ly slow movements. It gets along far He woman’s
uen 1 >7orry. Wake up gentlemen and^how proves satisfactory the new car will be
found in Lady's Slipper root, Black
,
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—Goldenrod Flour now 81.05 per quicker than a person running through Cohosh root. Unicorn root, Blue Cohosh
* *™ i-ourselves equal to the emergency, put into regular service, it is said,
the forest beneath.—Popular Magazine. root and Golden Seal root, the required
s&ck»
ingredients.
the ni’Put down the gas trust, grant the either on the Oswego or Forest Grove
The remedial virtues of these ho ex­
S ic k e n e d o f ( h e S c a lp e l.
1 — Money to loan on farm security.
»1, co!treet franchise and stop objecting to branch of the Southern Pacific.
tracted. combined and preserved by his
Zimol
Dr. Hines’ Drug Store
W . F. S C H U L T Z
f
F R E SH M E A T S OF A L L K IN D S
m
V egetables o f a ll K in d s in S e a so n
£. W. Haines Bonk
MEATS
ridging the Willamette. All this
The car which was built and tested
,6hunt«tty quibbling and fussing and per- a year ago would accommodate but 26
cret *»jnai Jealousy among yourselves is passengers, while the new one will han-
‘ nbecoming and if you are to be really die 50 with ease.—Oregon Journal.
to tbed
w «dl great city you must get away from i
;1 such imallness.
School Reports
26 mftM
lern pi« ■ . ’J
An extraordinary event led Lassone,
physician to Louis XVI. of France, to
abandon bis nnatoratcal studies. While
selecting from among some dead bod­
ies u suitable subject for dissection be
imagined that one of them showed
doubtful signs of death and sought to
revive a life which was perhaps not
extinguished. His efforts were crown­
— English walnut trees Oregon ed with guceess. He cured the man,
grown at nursery prices.
Martin’s and as be was poor nourished and sup­
ported him, but the Idea of having
Harness shop near the Post Office.
been on the point of committing a
The New York Tribune Farmer, crime so affected Lassone that he felt
himself unable, to pursue bis accus­
weekly, and the News one year, 81.25 tomed la bore, and from that time for­
The Farmer is one of the best farm ward the study of uatural history and
chemistry took the place of that of
journals published. %
anatomy.
W’ H ’ Hollis> Forest Grove'
— Lime and Sulphur for spraying,
J dry or liquid form at C. J. Pedersen’s.
— The First National Bank will pay
your taxes for you and save you the
trouble of going to Hillsboro.
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Report of School Dist. No. 75, for
and
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month
ending Mar. 2. 1906. Days
^
The confessions of Orchard
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dams, repealing the dark secrets of taught, 19; pupils enrolled, 29;
s >e “ Inner Circle,” while suspected 1 average daily attendance, 25; whole
, v those who have made investigation, number days attendance, 474 whole
iect Cv r
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L
ing ave startled the entire country These number days absent, 36; whole num­
BuiI),.onfessions have opened people’s eyes ber times tardy, 2; visitors, 13; neither
he n the possibility of such organizations absent nor tardy: Ella Garrigus, Maud
— WANTED— A loan of 81500 on
Trwthfwl.
. inr«i risin g in every large community and Shipley, Newton Shipley, Edith Garri­ good house and two lots valued at
Excited Fisherman (to country hotel
ill undoubtedly rest It in rigid inves- gus, Gerald Davies, Kenneth Phillips, | $2200. Can pay installment of 860 keeper)—There Isn’t a bit of fishing
about here. Every brook has a sign
the? gations being made and a closer watch Johnnie Garrigus, Pearl Beard, Dorothy per month. Address X, care News.
Russell
Burrus,
George | Considerable speculation has arisen warning people off. What do you mean
place ,pf on suspected individuals. This Davies,
by luring anglers here with the prom­
em I«2f1Mr CifC le,” as disclosed by these Schneider, Katie Bunus, Carl Wilcox lately as to the character of our coming ise of fine fishing? Hotel Keeper—1
ve 1*- mfessions, is nothing short of a mur- and Ralph Wilcox.
primary election day, but the general didn't say anything about fine fishing.
If you read my advertisement careful­
MAISIE O’DONNEL, Teacher.
°f th *rous organization, and it, with all
impression given out from the capital ly you will see that what I said was,
j^'* . hers of Hke character should be wiped
seems to be that it will be considered ‘Fishing unapproachable,' "
jmorro'it of exisfience, and any organization
Report of Dilley School for the a legal holiday, the same as the June
Joy never feasts so high as whan the
first coarse is m isery—Simmons.
at knowingly permits such “ circles” month ending March, 2, ’06. Number election.
exist Should be deprived of the of days taught, 19; pupils enrolled, ^
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ly b« ■ght of meeting or conferring together, 75; days attendance, 1097J; days
he neec. ,
' ‘ifffi
absence, 147 J; times tardy, 11.
s for
Those neither absent nor tardy during
Louis is trying to stop profanity
the month were: Lizzie Briggs, Cecil
a the sOeets by drastic measures.
Tupper, Amy and Catherine Pechin,
Amencji»e police have received orders from
Lettie Chowning, Hazel and Cecil
principleir chief to arrest every person using
Hughes,
Lottie and Willie Hamel man,
tes to
language. The outcome will be
of Miss W etle’s room; Mary Hamel-
com pi atc^e<^ 9rith interest and with some
, ry rir-opefulness, for the same thing has mann, Sadie Runion, Ruth Vannoy,
Clarence Hardebeck, Jay Coulter,
m if«>'*en tried in other cities with poor
>n “ access. A beginning seems to ha“» Lester Hughes, Paul Pechin and Mary
Line gar of Miss Field’s room.
3iveof **h made in St. Louis in fining a
Lois E. W etle , Prin.
reconHgmber of the police force 890 for
V
iola E. F iel d s , Assist.
:old,
on the principle that
' ¡of eform, like charity, begins at home,
A Distinguished Visitor
a good start.
It may urge the
olice
to pursue the reforms
Hon.
Samuel B. Huston of Hills-
irvat'O'^
Tenuously. Street swearing is a nui- boro, the brilliant attorney and Repub- j
Visible Writing
hS*
ought to be curbed and lican candidate for Congressman from
Tabulator without E x tra Gost
g too common in cities. the
First District, was in Drain
Perfect and Permanent Alignment
¡fieri»« oth
5ma11' Even the "small Wednesday in the interest of his candi-
Durability Unequaled
es. ' y” that tea! on the streets are fre- dacy. Mr. Huston is one of Oregon’s
indulging in the more ablest lawyen, and has the ability and
flo ld M a d a l IH Ig h c a t A w a rd )
habit. If it can be energy to become one of th t greatest
l ^ w l « dk C l a r k H x p o s i t i o n
Louis then the attention statesman Oregon has ever produced,
O r a n d 1’ r l X « . I . l « g « ,
H * l g l u m IO O H
must be attracted to the He makes a splendid impression
^
O ra n d P r« * a. a t. L o u is , 1004
there, and they must be wherever he goes, and hit many
HI * O th « r H lg h a a t A w a r d a
[trial. The swearing nui- friends and supporters throughout the |
the ears of every woman district feel confident that he will be 1
person whose sensibilities our next Congressman. If so, he will j
•>* at
te. Our western cities be one of the intellectual giants in the
hsodl*
no exefiptien to the rule in this halls of Congress and one of the most
e tb
atter.
t do you say, men, let’s useful members of that great body of
1 quit.
great statesmen.—Drain Non PareiL
68 Sixth Street,
Portland Oregon
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Prescription.
" T h e w e a rin g o f c o rs e t» to o t i g h t see m e d
to h a v e b ro u g h t on a n a b d o m in a l p re s s u re ,
w e a k e n in g th e lig a m e n ts a n d r e s u ltin g In
d is p la c e m e n t, w h ic h tro u b le d m e u n til I w as
n o t tit to w alk , a n d a t tim e s c o u ld h a r d ly
s ta n d ." w rite s M rs. B e v e rly B ltg re a v ea . o f 124
F u lto n Bt.. Ban F r a n r la c o . C al. " A n e lg h lo r
a d v ise d m e to t r y D r. P ie rc e 's F a v o r ite P re ­
s c r ip tio n . B efo re th e fir s t b o ttle w as u sed
I f e lt m u c h b e tte r .
Im p r o v e m e n t w e n t
s te a d ily on. a n d w ith in f o u r m o n th s I w aa
ilk e a new a n d w ell w om an o n c e m o re . I
a m now p e rfe c tly w ell a n d a tro n g , a n d e x ­
tre m e ly g r a te f u l to y o u fo r y o u r b le sse d
re m e d y —a boon to s ic k w om en."
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Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the
Forest Grove. Ore.
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Forest Grove, Oregon
OFFICE: Three door« north of B ailey’s «tore. U lhce
hours fron* 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
W . H. HOLLIS.
LAWYER
Real Estate and Corpo-
ration^JLawaJigecialtjr.
Forest Grove,
OFFICE over
Hinee’ Store.
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’ New York J. N . Hoffman
B ran c h Ofllce. 0K F 8 U W a sh in g to n , D . C.
City Barber Shop . .
Baths. Laundry Agency. Situ­
ated on Pacific Ave., Forest Grove.
. . A. T. Wirtz, Proprietor
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office in Front Rooms of Abbott Build­
ing, Upstairs.
FOREST GROVE,
- - OREGON
HOLLISTER’S
H la R e g a l a r R a a l n e « « .
Rocky Mountain Too Nuggots
“Isn't It taking your son a long time
A Busy Msdklns for Busy Ptopls.
to get through college? It aeema to me
Briny* Ooldsn Health and Rtnswsd Vigor.
A specific for C onstipation. Indigestion, 1,1 ver
thin must be big elxth or seventh year.”
K id ney troubles. Pim ple«, Eczema, Impure
“It Is, bat going to college bos be­ ; and
Blood. Bad Breath. Slu ggish llow elo, Heudacbe
come bis regular business. Wby, the ‘ and B ackache. It« Rocky M ountain T ea In tab-
t form . It cent» a box. G enuine made by
teem wouldn't stand any show without 1 ] le
H o l m r t e b D kco C om pa x t . Madison. Wla.
kim.”—Chicago Record-Herald.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PE0P*
Local Time Table
Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive
and depart on the following schedule:;
GOING SOUTH
No. 2 ----- 9 A. M. No. 4 ____6:21 P. M.
GOING NORTH
S E A R S & W ATKTNS
-Proprietor of—
.Thu lauadlng Barh«r Shop. .
Up-to-date Hair-cutting and
Shaving. Laundry agency.
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No. 3 . . .6:59 A. M. o. 1___ 4:16 P. M.
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—Goldenrod Flour now 11.05 per a. n. b o o l v
sack.
PrcsMcdt and Mgr.
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