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M IN E An Open Letter to the Citizens of
Forest Grove.
Piano Tuner Parts With Specimen
Rock to Stranger for Sm all Sum.
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Mr. Editor:
A petition
signed
by
-Goldenrod Flour, buy it, try it.
A peculiar incident happened last one hundred voters is in the hands of
Saturday
when A . P. Venen, a piano the City Council.
I write to ask the
Miss Lota Laughlin of Forest Grove
is
visiting
her
grandmother,
Mrs.
Pr0.
tuner,
was
en
route
from
this
place
to
bigners
t0
set
forth
their case in the
Senator E . W . Haines was a Port
— See Dr. Eaton about that Goitre
and Rheumatism .
land visitor Saturday.
teet, in this c it y — North Yamhill R ec-
You’ ll ord.
— Ask to see our $ 2 0.00 suits,
T . Littlehales was a Portland visitor Quality and Tailoring cannot be ex
celled. J. E. B a i l e y .
lart week.
Miss Maverne and Florence T em
— Low prices every day at Levy’ s
pleton of this city are visiting their
Market.
sister, Miss Clara, who is at the home
FOUND— Purse containing money—
of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Jackson of
Inquire of B. H . Laughlin.
Hillsboro. Mr. Roy C. Long of Port
J. S. Seed was registered at a Port
land is also a guest at the Loren Jack-
land hotel last week.
son home this week.
L. A. Twing was in the “ Rose City’ ’
— The Ladies Working Society of the
the first of the week on business.
Congregational church is preparing to
— M oney to loan on farm security. give a Christmas sale of fancy and ser
viceable articles, needlework, aprons,
W . H . Hollis, Forest Grove, Oregon.
laundry bags, etc., also plum puddings,
Bom to the wife of Guy Via on Sat pies, cake, fruit and jellies. T h e sale
urday, N ov. 10, a daughter.
will be held in the church parlors on
— M oney to loan on farm security. the afternoon of the 14 of D ecem ber,
beginning at 2 o ’ clock .
W . H . Hollis, Forest Grove.
— Try
like it.
Goldenrod
Flour.
Miss Frances Orr of Forest Grove
was in Dilley last Saturday.
— If you are in need of a suit
examine the line we carry at $1 6.00
J. E. Bailey.
FOR SALE.— Thoroughbred
Hamburg chickens.
Silver
Inquire of
E.
Squires, Forest Grove, R. F. D ., No. 2.
Phone Bell 58.
I
Mrs. Beauchamp and her daughter
Mrs. Bessie Johnson and family, for-
' mer residents of this city, but now of
Washington, visited with friends in this
city yesterday and today.
— Our $1 8.00 suits are the best we
have carried.
W e will be glad to
show you. J. E. Bailey.
There will be a called meeting
the W om an’ s Club at the residence
Mrs. A. W . Johnson, Friday at
o ’ clock. All m em beis requested
attend.
In a recent letter from J. F. Woods
“ We have sold our paper
here and in all probability I will return
to Oregon.
— D on’ t
A.
B.
list
your
property
with
Thomas— unless you want it
sold or rented.
d d |i
H
John Price and family left Tuesday
afternoon for Southern California for
the benefit of their little daughter.
Th ey intend making Los Angeles their
future home if Mr. Price secures em
ployment there.
— A. B. Thomas sells.— Sells what?
Sells all kinds of Real Estate, either
Forest Grove or Washington County
property.
Mrs. E. Leipold has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Huron, South Dakota and is now o c
cupying the Dr Rentz cottage on 5th
street. Mrs. Leipold says it seems
good to get back to Oregon as the old
home gets rather cold at this time of
the year.
Thos. Reycraft of Scoggins
Valley,
was in town Monday transacting busi
ness and preparing for the auction sale
JJ
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which he will hold at his place
on
Saturday.
— In every clim e its colors are unfurled
Its fame has spread from sea to sea;
Be not surprised if in the other world,
You hear of R ocky Mountain Tea.
Dr. H ines’ Drug Store.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl Leipold
been the guests of Mrs.
ing the past week.
have
Leipold dur
Th ey
have Just
returned from Idaho and intend locat
ing in Portland during the winter.
and to secure the hundred
to act intelligently.
s ig n e r s
present the call.
and
prices as
low as worthy goods can be sold for.
JOHN ANDERSON’S, The Tailor
are the ones to
Will they
please,
through a com m ittee or spokesman,
tell us these things for our enlighten
ment:
1. Why they wish this
Notice.
Notice.
Fall delivery of nursery stock is nl
Sealed bids will be received by the’
at hand and this is to inform our
Forest County Court of Washington county,
tomers to have ground prepared
Oregon,
on
Thursday,
D
ecem
ber
6,
|
Grove voters to revise the charter?
ready to receive same upon not]
1906,
at
2
o
’
clock
p.
m.
for
the
ex
2. What arguments they wish us
from me.
to consider in behalf of the measuse. tension of the tax roll of said county
N. L. ATKINS,
Of course our friends having this cause for the year 1906.
Agent, Oregon Nursery Co., S«l(
at heart want us all to know fully the
The person extending said tax roll
grounds for the change.
will not be required to take off the val and Albany Nursery Co., Albany.
change?
Why they would persuade the
Yours truly, N. L.
At
B u s i n e s s L o c a l]
LAUNDRY
Mr. Luelling is interested in business. I claim that the butter tat would have to
be increased to 10 per cent to reach
Leipschat-Garrigus.
the required proportion of solids and
At the home of Mr. and Mr. F. W. that it would mean a loss of 20 cents
pschat four miles north of Hillsboro, I per 100 pounds. The loss would drive
on Nov. 14 at high noon occurred the - the manufacturers of condensed milk
wedding of Mr. R. F. Lepschat and ' out of business, the dairymen allege,
Miss Mary r ’.
Garrigus.
About — Journal.
twenty-five guests witnessed the cere
— Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and
mony which was performed by Rev. L.
F. Belknap, of Hillsboro. A number Surgeon, X-Ray and all electrical ap-
Calls answered
of valuable presents was presented to Pbances in office.
the bride and groom. After the cere- ! night or day.
U
Hamblin-McCoy.
for
— Low prices every day at Levy’ s
County Market.
end of the Wilson River toll road, and
Washington
Notice
the court ordered the advertisement of
Having
same asking for bids.
—T h e Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E . church will give a church
sociable
and fair on the 7th
of D ec.
been able to secure
the
agency for the best laundry in Portland
we desire to do your laundry work.
Society Event at Buxton.
A
pleasing
social
give up her school work on account of
i serious illness
W e will all be glad
when she is able to return.
Tuesday afternoon the County Super
intendent visited the various grades
o f the public school, and spoke a few
words of encouragem ent before de
parting.
Rev. Gould of the Methodist church,
visited us Tuesday morning and talked
to us for a short time.
and useful gifts.
was greatly em ploy of the S. P. bridge gang.
by Mrs.
ent including two young ladies
North Yamhill, the Misses
from
Scena and
Sealed bids will be received b y !
Albert Dethlefs at Seghers, Ore., post- j
| office, for ditch 3 j feet deep, 3000 ft.,
more or less, in length, for a J inch
water pipe.
Bids to be opened on
N ovem ber 19th at 1
| The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Mond»y.
The
Forest Grove
M oney
by buying
reliable, honej
high grade i
ing machine.
ST R O N G E ST GUARANTEE, j
National Sewing
SAN
Machine
TRANC1SCO. CAI
F A CTO RY A T BELVIDER& ILL
birthday
The New Confectionery on Pacific Avenue
M O T T & SON
Choice Cigars and Tobacco
Candies , Nuts and Soda Water
W e have just started in our bulling, east of H ancock 3t Gordon s
Livery Stable. W e invite you to visit our store.
Notice of Sealed Bids
About seventy-five
friends of the young ladies were pres
'tired.
Pacific Avenue
S îv ve
event was the
Ella Staehr is absent on account of
C. L. sicktiess.
i Brown and Mrs. Charles Lazatt in the
W e regret that Miss Susie Jackson
) Grange hall at Buxton on Thursday, accidentally burned up a new pair of
Nov 8. The occasion being in honor sboes this week. She got them wet
of the 16th birthdiy oi their daughter*.
fon t school one evening
ers, whj le
M ...
. .....
,
and put them in the oven to drv i
Nellie and M.ldred. T h e two young where they met their u d (ate
j
I ladies were prettily gowned for the
Miss Vivian Brown of Hillsboro, a
in turquoise blue crepe de sister of our “ W innie” visited us
I chine with trimmings of cream lace Thursday afternoon.
and were the recipients of many dainty
, dancing party given
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP — PRICES
White shirt - - - 10c Drawers -
- 8 to 15c
Soft
“
8c White Waists - 10 to 20c
White Skirts - 10 to 50 Underskirts - 15 to 25c
Undershirts - - - Pc Stockings - - - lM tc
Handkerchiefs - - 2c C o l l a r s ..........................2c
Men’s White Vests 10 15c Pants - - - - -
25c
Coats - - - - 10 20c Dusters
- - 15 20c
Towels - - - 20c Dos. Napkins - - 20c Do*.
The following articles 50 c per do*. Pillow Cases,
Bed Shee*s, Table Cloths, Night Gowns, Women’ s
Drawers, Underwear, Aprons and Corset Covers.
Lizzie W eitzel of the ninth grade,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
her mother, who is in a Portland
hospital.
Call and get terms— Moultons Barber
Leta Russell. The hall was beautifully
Shop.
decorated with evergreens while in the
Further particulars will b e given later.
dinning room above, autumnal tint?
DILLEY.
Miss Hollinger and Harry Weitzel
predominated.
Mrs. Henry' Wolf visited Portland
(S ig n e d ) ALBERT DETHLEFS.
went down to Portland Sunday to see
After an enjoyable three hours of
one day last week.
Mrs. I. K. W eitzel who is still in the
• » « .
. . .
_ ..
,
dancing, the guests formed in couples
Poultry House.
J. B. Kuhns left last Friday for Rose- ininin. in .
. .
hospital. This is the first time Harry
*
W
. v .
, . , . . . ,
. * joining in a grand march around the
T o Poultry Raisers— I wil! nn. , -
has seen his mother since the under burg to be gone several weeks in the h.n , 1#d by Mlss Nellic afld MlJJ MiJ. poultry h()use J ‘p orest Grove W
operation and
to
Qsong Lee’s
week asking that bids be accepted
the
trying
S a e l e n s & Co.
Geo. Hamblin, well known in this
city, but whose father lives over in the
Nehalem country, was married last
John McClaran and John Heisler of week to Miss Cora M cCoy of Dallas.
Gales Creek, presented a petition be Mr. and Mrs Hamblin were in town
fore the County court a» Hillsboro last the first of the week.
went
aie
Quality, Prices, Treatment
Dr. Hines’
8th
trade, we
sale of liquors;
and we need a desire to understand
The hundred
of
who appreciate honest values, courteous treatment,
a‘ m’ grounds upon which the
j appeal is made to us voters. It has to j
the proposal and
particular class
and
motive, !
i a de*'n*le
do with licensing the
no
that’ «
We are
5ell Good Clothing
to Everybody
names.
J effort, and of course there is a
to
believe
business.
MEATS
Mountain Tea.
and
catering
interested
I This means thought and tim e
everybody the same stuff because we
OREGON
L A N D <£.
Drug Store.
the lease of the
The citizens have been
W e charge
the only way to build a permanent, lucrative
3. What they expect us to gain. uation of road and school districts, but
We want our town to prosper and have
will be required to have same fully
all things good.
What good things
A ls o
W a n t e d , P o r Se
com pleted by February 1, 1907.
Oregon, on Tuesday, Novem ber 20th.
— Try a pair of those famous glasses do they have in view?
a r id L o s t .
Further information as to manner of \
H e will sell his entire stock and farm at Dr. Eaton’ s.
The affirmative have the floor. Love
5c
per
line each insertion.
for the welfare of the town will prompt making extensions and amount of labor !
implements and all should attend. Mr.
Grocers Form Society.
a
ready
and
candid
and
full
presenta
required may be had by applying at
Logsdon will remove to
Southern
WANTED— Men to clear land
Grocers of Oregon are preparing to tion of their cause.
the office of the County Clerk of said miles from the Grove.— J. C.
California.
organize a state association for their mu
One more suggestion— It will help
The Laughlin.
Will Rasmussen of this city has al tual benefit, and it is expected that to a clear understanding, if the peti county.
the organization will be com pleted by
The County Court reserves the right
ready been heard from and is doing
tioners will print for distribution a leaf
“ WANTED— Salesmen. Many mJ
January. A m ong the purposes will be
let or copy of this petition and the to reject any and all bids. By order $100 to $150 per month, some el
good work at the University of Wash
to secure food laws and protection from
names of the signers. T o this may be of the Commissioners’ Court.
ington law school. The following is bad debts.
more. Stock clean; grown on reseq
added any explanation they may wish
I.
G o o d w in ,
tion, far from old orchards,
written by the Seattle correspondent of
— The $ 1 2.00 values that Bailey | us to have. The answer to my three
advanced weekly. Choice of territd
County Judge.
the Oregonian-
“ Washington has just
offers in clothing cannot be dupli- questions I hope to see next week in
Address Washington Nursery Comp
submitted the ship subsidy question as
the local papers. W e want to avoid
cated. Call in and be shown.
Toppenish, Washington.”
misjudging our fellow citizens. We
her choice of subjects for the three-
E. Seymour
J. H. Hartley
cornered league debate between Ore Pacific University Sues for Endow want to know all sides of this question.
WANTED— Good man in e|
W e want to do what is right.
ment Portion.
gon, Washington and Idaho. Idaho
county to represent and advertise
In behalf of all the citizens who did
has submitted
Federal Control of
A bequest made to Pac fic Univer not have the opportunity to sign the
operative department, putoutsampl
Marriage and D ivorce,” while the Ore sity, in 1892, by William M cCullough, petition, but yet have a sincere inter
etc. Old established business ho;T
gon question has not yet been made formed the basis of legal argument al est in its bearing upon our welfare.
Cash salary $21
weekly expel
most all day Tuesday, before Judge
public. The outlook for debate here !
H e r b e r t w . B o y d .
money
advanced;
permanent
positij
Galloway, in the State Circuit Court at
Successors to
J. H. HARTLEY
Forest Grove 1906-11-14
is especially promising. About thirty | Albany. The institution is suing sev-
Our reference, Bankers National
men will try out for the debates, j eral of M cCullough’ s heirs for an ac-
of C hicago, Capital $2,000,000.
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.
There are also nine intercollegiate de- counting and partition of the property,
Will do a general Real Estate and
dresss Manager, The Columbia Hot|
Rev. Boyd made us a pleasant visit
Insurance business.
We solicit
baters in college this year, including M cCullough having bequeathed half of
Chicago, 111., Desk No. 1.
his estate to the Forest Grove school. Wednesday morning, and talked a short
your patronage.
Ray Goodrich, of the University of
T h e case was up Tuesday on three 1 dme 0:1 It s not how much you know,
Oregon, and W . B. Rasmussen of Pa different demurrers interposed by dif- but what use >’ou make of it.”
cific University. The debate season ferent defendants.
New pupils this week are Flora Hill,
Wilford Tichnor, Cressa Tennis, Maud
will be opened Novem ber 23, when
— Dr. Geiger cures catarrh, rheu-
Hill, Alma Oppliger, and Lloyd Moore
the Stevens and Badger Clubs will
SEW ING MACHINE.
matism and throat troubles and all pre who recently came from Illinois.
cross swords on the ship subsidy ques
ROLLER BEARING,
vailing diseases.
Mr. Wilkerson and the school board
H IG H GRADE.
tion. Rasmussen will lead the Badger
spent Thursday Ibf last week in Portland.
team.
Condensed Milk
Law
Threatens The purpose of their visit was to meet
THE VERY BEST
Industry.
W B R S B
the superintendent of Manual Training
Luelling-Christian.
Protest has been made by the dairy- in the Portland schools, and to get all
/ A pretty wedding occurred in Mil- men of Oregon and Washington, to the the general information they could
ton at the home of the bride’ s sister, agricultural department, through Sena- from him. A portion of the day was
Mrs. R ice, when Miss Alice Christian ’ tor Fulton, against the new pure food spent in the shops where the bo^s
Main St., Forest Grove
was married to Mr. Lawrence Luelling regulation which fixes the require- were being instructed in their work.
of Adams. The wedding took place ments of condensed milk.
Professor Marsh spent a few min
on last Sunday. The bride is a daugh
The regulations requires that con utes with the latin class one day last
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Christian of densed milk, to enter interstate com week.
this city and well known here.
merce, must contain 7A per cent but
Miss Frances Orr, who entered the
For several years past Miss Christian ter fats and solids amounting to 28
ninth grade last Thursday, is absent
had been living in Adams and there per cent.
Automatic
■ this week.
met Mr. Luelling
The young couple
Lilt.
Owing to the richness of the milk in
Carrie Mills has been obliged to
will make their home in Adams where the protesting state-, the diirymen
— W . B. Logsdon will have a Pub ing Oct. 19.
lic Auction at his farm at Manning, kins, agent.
mony a bountiful dinner was served,
after which the happy pair departed on
greatest curative agent for the relief of the evening train for Portland.
suffering humanity ever devised. Such
35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
in which theY wish us 10 regard
**• As it calls for an amendment to
the city charter, we citizens may be
called upon to vote for or against the
change at our January election.
to carefully construct a long petition
stranger said:
Mister, I will give you
$5 for it.” Mr. Venen was not reluc
tant in accepting it, and as he was
driving away he turned, looked back
and saw the purchaser of the specim en
near where the quartz was found mark
ing on the bottom board of a fence,
locating the place, no doubt.
Mr.
J Venen is now wondering whether two
| tools met, or whether he has sold a
N e ig h b o r s A t t e n t io n : Y ou are gold mine for $5.
com m anded to report at the cam p of
the M. W . of A. in Forest Grove, Fri
— Low prices every day at Levy’ s
day evening, N ov. 16, 1906, there to I Market,
assist in surrounding the “ Olympians”
Change Time of Train.
oysters.
Members of other camps
cordially invited.
No. 10 passenger wili leave Portland
W . W . Goff, Ven. Consul,
at 5:20 p. m. instead of 6:20 p. m.
L. J. Corl, Clerk. arriving here at 6:40 p. m. com m en c
— Taken as directed, it becomes the
is Hollister’ s R ock y
,
w.
— Black serge suits, all wool, will
not fade, wear shiny or threadbare;
$1 4.00 at Bailey’ s.
he says:
C,
f*h half
1 1 f way, “ Jhlf*
distant. When about
where
at a place on the road it was necessary
to excavate for some distance in the
sidehill to make the road, Mr. Venen
noticed near the bank a peculiar-look-
ing piece of rock about five inches
square, which he picked up, and,
while he was examining it, a stranger
rode up and asked to see the speci-
men. T h e stranger took from his
pocket a small magnifying glass and
said: “ Where did you get this quartz.’
Mr. Venen said: " I saw it roll from
The
the bluff as I was approaching.”
We Play No Favorites
At this Clothing Store.
p. m.
cakes da>- N° v - 17 in house
north of City
surprised to see how m uch improved
T h e public school is progressing with their burning
candles
were 11411 buildin*-
W il* P*y the highest
she was.
Mrs. W eitzel is looking j nicely with Prof Allen as principal and ' an additional feature of beam* lo the In*r)te, priCe P°**ible in
for your
of b**uty to the poultry and eggs.
m uch better and is gaining every day. Miss Cougar, assistant.
table decorations.
G. w.
M
o o r e
.
W .
F. S c h u ltz
Meat Market
Tender* Juicy Meats—Just
Right to tempt the Appetite*
All kinds of Fish and Vegetables in Season. Groceries
Pacific Ava.
Forost Grov$_