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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1907)
ED1T0KML COMMENT. State, asking lor exact rates from Every man of the village of Kerisova, different points throughout the Hungary, having emigrated to the iblished every Thursday by The United States to Oregon. From United States, Kerisova must look like Washington County Publishing Co., Kansas City and other Missouri a summer resort. Buffalo Express. I n c o r p o r a t e d . _________ River points, St. Paul, L’uluth, Announcement that Taft is the on,y ntered at the post-office at Forest and Winnepeg, the rate is $25, candidate of whom Knox is afraid will Grove, Oregon, as second class from Oklahoma City and St. bring the other favorite sons buzzing mail matter. Louis $30, Chicago $33., Buf- around his ears— Newark Star, ¿inscription $1.00 Per Year filo $42.50, Cincinnati and( How Bryan has changed! Within rH E NEW S Mvartlslng ratas matta known on application. 3 3 ¡c ia ! Paper of City of Forest Grove L o u is v ille j $38, D es W EEK BUYS IT This high class drop head sewing machine bought by us in large quantities, thus enabling us to sell them at a very low price. $60 machine for $25 W e will send this machine to your nearest railroad station with freight prepaid for $ 3 . 0 0 and $ 2 . 0 0 in monthly in stallments till $ 2 5 . 0 0 is paid us. Why send east or to Portland when you can buy at home just as cheap. _________ M o in e s three days he has abandoned the prin- ____ i:_ ton $49.90, New York ciple of government ownership and de- ! clined an invitation to speak.— Portland Oregonian. Mr. Watterson says the democratic party cannot survive another beating. Nonsense! A party that could survive the beating it got in 190* is like mat- ter, in being indestructible.—Pittsburg $50, $42, Memphis $37.- 50, Birmingham, Alabama, ^ THURSDAY. AUGUST 15, 1907 $44.50. Each ticket is $2.50 Write that letter today to less when bought to p lints east The rates given our friend in the east and tell of Umati!!a. almost the entire Ulspatch- jim of the advantages of Wash- above cover If a southern man for president is to pgton County. Mention the country, and are the same p.o- I be nominated, Ex-Governor Aycock riment. Sept. 2-7. The word Oregon portionately from all smaller would be an admirable selection, pro- and the beaver are prominent features ¿heap rates too. of the badge. The committee have Ke’p , stations. — . in mind that , vided it can be proved that he was not The telegraphic strike which tickets must be bo u g h t reading born in North Carolina.—Charleston instructed Tom Richardson, Secretary of the League to receive seventy-five News and Courier. i . . . _ > paralyzing the whole commer- to your station , , , cents from delegates desiring to wear » ial world could have been ------- Senator Platt says that while he voted this badge. for Governor Hughes once he wonld jvoided had the government You mav talk about your Mr. Albert Phenis, staff correspon swned the lines. Uncle Sam s j strawberries, apples, cherries, not vote for him again. That man dent of the Manufacturers’ Record of Hughes must have some qualifications ftnployes never strike. etc., but what county in the for the presidency after all.—Chicago Baltimore, Maryland, will spend this • ♦ • 4 . E. NottRSE............. .MANAGER Pittsburg * . F. W oo d s ................... . . . EDITOR j GO FF BROTHERS F o re st G rove - O regon Sole Agents for the White Sewing Machine in Washington County. 3 w, 8975. Mary J Duffy et al to Wm E Wells part of sec 17 t 1 n 4 w, 87425. Martin D Fessier et ex to Wm F Gilbert and W. L. Parmer 16.76 acres each in Richardson D L C, 810. Bert E Marion to investment Co 21.57 acres in sec 35 t 1 s 1 w, 2157. Let Us Tell You About It If you need anything A GREAT PROGRAM. in the line of Drugs, week in Oregon. j Same of the Most Prominent Men ot „ Without ,1». apparent efforts s,a,c trauch * f kh Chemicals, Kodaks or the Country to Address National Portland expects to entertain ten ,! anyone there has been more a n n i" y . a s " ash in g to n does| Mme. Emm. Earn« n y i she dors n’t Irrigation Congress. Camera Supplies, you h, i ... • in the dairy business. T h e re is [ believe she will ever marry again, thousand visitors from different parts of ntir as many people, settle in the State on the occasion of the visit The program of the Fifteenth Na- no co m p arison of a fruit county However, she has just staited for Europe can get them at right forest Grove and vicinity, as! with th a t of the m ilk product and there are many hard-up gentlemen of Secretary Taft September 6th. A tional Irrigational Congress is begin- rate of a fare and a third from Roseburg njng t0 assume definite shape. It prices, at here has in any other county with ti,Ies titles over here when it stan d s as it d o e s ;with over there. 1there.-ChicagoRecord- and points north, and from Pendleton promises to be one of unusual strength 0*i the state. It is certainly very Herald. to d a y — a n d as yet it is only in and points west, has been made for and interest. It includes the names lattering to our county that Vice-President Fairbanks’ effort to this occasion. its infancy. But, the fruit in-, , ,, ! of many men of national prominence. J ’. ! save one young woman from the water ivuch is the case for where is our One of the star features of the program uoard of trade or any other or d u stry in Washington county < ¡s supposed to be an offset to the act COURT HOUSE NEWS. will be an address by Vice-President ganization that is doing it? is not to be sneezed at either, of Secretary Taft, who gave his seat to PROBATE COURT. F urbanks, who can always be counted Theie is much in favor of our three young women on a street car.— With a live, active commercial Estate of Elizabeth Gritzmacher de upon to speak forcefully on the sub STORE fruits that are not so with the : Atlanta Georgian and News. :lub or “ push” club, together . ceased. Final account filed Monday, 1 ject o( the irrigation movement. Sen without natural surroundings, at Hood R.ver, the apple It is a wonder President Roosevelt Sept 16 time set for final settlement. ator Newlands of Nevada, author of the Our new didn’t look to the south when he wanted think what a difference there community- In the ^ Place a new director of the mint. Who, for Estate of Adam Fulton deceased fee- Nat onal Reclamation Act, has con- wjuld be! land is not so high, and secondly instance, knows better how to direct ble minded. E I Kuratli appointed seated to address the congress. Other eminent statesmen are on the list. ,. . ! we don’t need irrigation to in- < the use of a mint julip than Marse guardian; bonds fixed at 81500. Estate of J. B. McPherson deceased. I The Inland Waterways Commis- insures the best T he awakening of the county sure a crop. We do not have Henry of Louisville?—SpokoneSpokes- Will proved in open court; Ella Me s on, recently appointed by President court to the needs of roads in co n ^en<4 with a shortage of man Review, Pherson appointed executrix without R >osevelt, will be represented by a this city, is gratifying to all. P'c^ers) cars and many other bonds. majority of its members. This com- IlUWn OBSERVATIONS. The court has proposed to buiid 'nconveniences attendant upon J Estate of Wm Jamieson deceased, m ssion has in hand one of the most Tender, Juicy, Steaks a macademized road— a piece as the fruit crop for it must be A drunkard can always become fa- Will admitted to probate; Jas B Jam- | important functions ever entrusted to a mous by reforming. ieson appointed executor without ( N itional Commission of ihe same char- Roasts and Stews, good as the government can gathered when ripe or it is lost. bonds, John Freddeson, W R KeefeT aeter. Its mission and work will be build if they follow out their plan But the old cow, who stands at There are people who sniff when Sausage and Bacon and Casper Aldlanalp appointed a; - explained and the relation of the re- —on Pacific Avenue and Fifth the stile and munches hay, some one is particularly polite, and say: praisers. sahant benefits to every national ma- Street. This road is proposed makes milk for the farmer while “ Hypocrite.” Estate of John Sommer insane. t:rial interest pointed cut. All kinds of Fresh to be built right and at a very he sleeps, and when she roams Tuesday, Sept 3 time set for objection Hon. F. H. Newell, Director of the m pastures green dunng the , ^ think, h„ . , |jthe small cost to the city. The old heretofore filed in regard to manage National Reclamation Service, is pre ment of said estate. paring a lecture on the work of the method of sprinkling gravel over day, she IS up to the same old order in existence, . . . s :rvice. The address will be profusely mud holes is the rankest kind of tricks, not one season in the MARRIAGE LICENSES. illustrated with stereoptican views cf year, nor a few months at a The Pe°Ple complain of nearly every- s ]uandering of money, and if the Charles Crance and Druscilla True. e varh u projects in progress of cot county officials follow up the time, but evey day in the year— thin* t-lse but seem satisfied with that Wm H Mardin, Mrs Lillie Hendr x (* J scraping noise in phonographs. s ’ uction under the auspices of the William L White ard Lulu B Holt. method of road construction as and she doesn’t need irrigation . . . Jacob Hergert and. Clara Pitcock. Department of the Interior. _ C r ’H f M T 7 proposed here—even if only one either. Famous did you say’ An occasional bad day is excused in REAL ESTATL TRANSFERS. A number of spirited and illumin- • I • ^ V ^ lT V /L « I mile a year is built—something yes, she’s just as famous as any any man, but after he begir.s having debateS haVC been arTanKed be’ --------------------------------------------------- spitzenburg that ever dropped lhem two or tluee at atime, people be- J B Forbes to { L Washburn sej o f! j t at‘nK permanent will result. veen prominent advocates of the new | sec 11 t 2 n 5 w 8900. from a tree. Carnation cream Rln 10 ,ake notlce- G Miner et ux to Andrew M Beatty j national policies of irrigation and for People all over the State is known and used almost all estry, and their administration, and no at Lectures on economy don’t reduce a part of blk 34 West Portland Heights, less prominent critics of both. This I are hungry for more details of over the United States and i t ^ j ' boy’s expenditures for peanuts and lic- 8400. the colonist rates. Letters are the product of the Washington once until he wants to save money to T W Bain et ux to C M Anderson | O ight to prove a valuable feature of the proceedings of the congress. 100 acres in sec 18 t 1 8 4 w, 8100. arriving from all sections of the County cow. j buy skates or a baseball outfit. Everybody knows that Thomas Cox et ux to T H Little- Archie Bryant, the photographer, A woman may have the milk man, hairs lot 0 blk 10 So Park add to For has purchased the Harve Baldwin we keep the best Meats the grocer and the butcher bluffed, but est Grove, 8800. j house on Second avenue opposite the Most Grooors Soli to be had, but this is to she always tries to be diplomatic in her H H Vortet et ux to E R Burton Congregational parsonage. Considera-' j dealings with the washer woman. lots 11 and 12 blk 8 So Park add to tion 81100. remind you to give us Forest Grove, 81200. * * * — I Card of Thanks. a call. than •— po-1 I Nothing will . pay . . you better ------------- i ER . Burton to J B Wilkerson lots j Every sackijiidranteed Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Baker and fam-J Made of selected Eastern Oregon Hard Wheat, r | hteness. It makes business life easier : 11 and 12 blk 8 So Park add to Forest ily ¡'Poreciate the sympathy of their | it produces more loaves of bread than any other ! in a hundred different ways; in addition Grove, 81225. i to this, it makes voui business more Thotnas Philip et ux to Geo E , many friends and thank them for their I FOREST GROVE flour and the loaves are lighter and whiter. Be- i Miner Jot 1 blk 35 Clark’s add to For- ” the s,ckness and death !----- cause of the increased quantity of bread produced | succt5sfu1’ of their son and brother. Emerson I . _ • * * I n 'e st Grove, 81850. the cost is d o higher than for other flours. He careful of side issues; they have . C Woods et ux to N J Devoid Ask your Grocer for It. ruined many a man who would have ‘ part of John Lousignont d 1 c t 1 n 4 Dr. C. L, Large reports a son otherwise succeeded. If you give w. 84000, NATIONAL THE PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS CO. weighing eleven pounds born to the your business proper attention, you Marie Sweek et al to Etta Kirk Tif wife of Frank Allen of this place on the COLUMBIA ; will have no time for side issue:;. Bicycles fany tract in Tualatin, 81 RACYCLE 14th inst. Parties wishing the attend * * * RAMBLER L F Carstems et ux to Henrich To- ance of Dr. Large in this class of cases We have noticed people who do ex PRINCETON actly as they please, whether their ber Part of secs 14 and 15 t 2 n 4 w, will greatly oblige him, if convenient, 83000, by engaging his services two or three friends like it or not, get along about For cash and on the in s ta ll Nancy I Banks et al to H A Davies months prior to the expected event. as well as those who are always trying tract in sec 31 t 2 n 3 w (13.20 ment plan. j to please. Any one having real estate for acres) 82‘JO. sale will find it to their interest to send Repairing of all kinds John VV Winters et ux to Fred Spring STATE ACTIVITY NOTES. a letter to Forest Grove Real Estate The Oregon Development League lot 1 blk 39 South Coast add to Hills Co. with description of property price L . J. C O R L & S O N continues to gain new members. The boro, 81. a. s. f. and if the price is reasonable, » last organizations to enter the Oregon W1. Fred 0 Sprink . to Chas Bucher lot 1 the property will soon be sold. Forest Grove, O re g o n family groupe are the Des Chutes Val- 39 30,1 lh Co* st add t0 Hillsboro, Dr. Hines’ DR™ V e g e ta b le s G ro c e rie s Good Eatables Low Prices OLY^iPkC KLOL Saelens & Co. B‘k" ___^ bakbk WE SELL T H E - AS LOW AS Here is your chance to get a good SUMMER SUIT in sizes from 36 to 39 All good goods. G om e in and see them. this lot. We must move We have economy and Mason fruit jars the best in the market. NELSON B. LA COURSE .rest Grove H»y O rc p o n LBIG ECONOMICAL STORE lev Development League of Redmond. *5t ° VT „ and the Woodbum Commercial Club i K M Foudray ,;t ux Medford occupied the center of the stage last week with a fruit carnival and P“ t ° ' ^ v W tr *• ¡ " ‘r ; """■»« « «»Uual Society. T to A. Bennett „« r_^ i ho , , , , , . . G eo.T . Baldwin, o ^ K k n - th USalt L special State badge for all delegates to ' ^ee Minnie Fitz- 4 Hl*hl‘ nd Pa* *dd . n „ _ . , “ 9 " “ B*:dw‘" te and Chan Ho to Invest- iH " ’ C"Gt*h*“ ux t 2 n 3 w, $1. ** - - - M c«w .ÏÏT 7 J 1 Thomas G sec 26 t 2 n 3 FIRE IN S U R A N C E IN T H E BANKERS AND MERCHANTS MUTUAI. P IR E R F IU B P ASAN. O í F o re st G ro ve , O re go n :i» t m k : Best and Cheape i ‘l< Refri&ator