When i boy is compelled to put on
a bathing suit, he doesn’t regard such
political and of importance in ^ exper.ence as , swlrn. A real swim
defined his position on matters j
THE NEW S
the coming campaign.
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W e will send this machine to you r 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.
W h y send east or to Portland when you can buy at home
just as cheap.
the loyal citizens won’t insist they have
There j s no question but that the best looking girls.
K. E . NOTIRSE..................... MANAGER ' tariff revision will be the p a ra - |
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THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER S, 1907 ¡dential election, but the real efl0;t when it comes to complaining
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question is: who shall the candi- about the lack ol appreciation in this
date be.
Notice.
Beginning October 1, lv07. the
subscription price ol The Washing
ton County News will be 81.50 per
year. This rise is due to the fact
that the cost of everything that
goes into the making and publish
ing a newspaper has so far advanced
that the rise is absolutely neces-
sary.
Print paper has advanced
from t'me to time until now it is
4^ cents per pound whereas it used
to be purchased for 2 cents. This
and other rises cannot be met
without materially lowering the
standard of The News which we re
frain from doing. That the News is
one of the best country papers pub
lished in this state goes without
saying and we feel confident that
our patrons will gladly a' ide by the
rise in price which is imperative.
From now until the above date The
News can be had at 81 per year
and we trust that all will take ad
vantage of the hour and secure it
another year at the old price.
an expert machinist to care for the
machines, and two drivers. Of course
' than any of those thus far men a machine shop and a house in which
tioned. H e holds an elective to store the machines would be necess
comes, show a stronger hand
Christopher Columbus.
place Roosevelt has stood— al
ways for a square deal. H e is
the only man who can success
the Roosevelt
B y
Now, suppose you were a delegate
this month and The News sin- were asked which man you were going
cerely wishes the project abun- to vote for— "B ill” or Philander—what
dant success.
j would you do?— Los Angeles Times.
The Democrats of Pennsylvania have
One advertiser in the Chicago adopted as their war cry the command-
Duily News paid that paper ment, "Thou shah not steal.” It will
$ 1 7 7 , 7 7 7 . 6 4 last year which is be pretty hard for them to make much
supposed to be the largest
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sum hea<lway ln Pennsylvania with such a
ever paid .o any newspaper by
% single advertiser.
1 his is
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E1ÌGEHTOJV.
OK eighteen years Christopher
Columbus cherished the dream
of finding laud to the west. This
time was spent in ineffectual at
tempts to get money for the undertak
ing. Almost every sovereign of Eu
rope was appealed to in vain. Poor,
friendless, almost alone, regarded by
many as insane, Columbus met rebuff
after rebuff, hut would not give up his
dream. Finally he appealed to Ferdl-
numl and Isabella of Spain. Ferdinand
was not convinced, hut Isabella was
more favorably inclined nud In the end
went so far as to pawn her own Jew
els for the enterprise.
With the fitting out of his expedi
tion the troubles of the great discov
erer were not ended
When twenty
days or more out lu an uukuowu seu,
his sailors began to murmur, urging
him to turn hack. At last the imir-
muring broke out Into open mutiny.!
Still the hold nuvigator would not give
up. Quelling the mutiny with what-1
ever measures were necessary, he
I,l‘omlaed a r««'»rd to the first sailor
who discovered laud. At last the voy-
age was ended, and a goal greater than
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W . D. Bath of the Hillsboro
This much must be said about
Independent, was last week the men: good ones are in great de-
THE EILEKSi WAY OF SELLING PIANOS
elected recording
A Golden Opportunity to Lovers of
secretary of
mand.
C hem icals, Kodaks or
C am era Supplies, you
O r First Avenue North near First National Bank.
spiring examples of faith than that of
a
. And now some of the sailors on the Columbus. He had ouly his o- n Ideal
about $ 3 2 5 an issue. And Still baUleship Georgia hint that the recent to support him. Every one else doubt
ed it. Nearly a score of years passed,
some people say it doesn t
pay explosion was caused by a cigarette,
In which every attempt to realize his
to advertise.
In that case a smokeless cigarette will dream met with failure. It Is won
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The Oregonian is getting battleships.-N ew
Orleans
Times- own heart. Ills was a faith, if not to
remove mountains, at least to bring
generous with the Hillsboro A r- Democrat.
new worlds Into view. So great were
gus in as much as one clipping
Vice President Fairbanks has turned his troubles that they mHde him white
has appeared in that paper twice. anotllcr trick on rival candidates. The beaded nt thirty. They pursued him
even to the end of hta life. At one
T h e A rgus has justly com- orator w.1.10 5pe* k* on Boston Common time he was thrown into prison. At
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during “ Old Home Week” has retire-1
a all times lie was inlstmder-
mended the Oregonian for its
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sentatives of probably every state in the
efforts prior to the meeting of ■ union tmoDi his audience _ New York knowing that lie had fouud two new
continents and that Ills humble trip
last legislature for a statute World.
across the sea would open a new era
In the history of mankind.
safeguarding bank depositors, |
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OBSERVATIONS,
Columbus was of a genuinely rell I
and the article is really w orth 1
cions nature, which may account fori
much of the trustful faith he bad in his
m ore than the two publications. wh„ h„
l m . ,„ tra „ „
own Inward prompting.
A .
Hours
a t a ll
in the line of Drugs,
H e met re b u ff
a fter rebuff, but
w ould not give
up his dream.
States?” — Chicago Tribune.
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If you need anything
prices, at
shoe
Grove in one enterprise at least.' Jr
in the convention where it had nar
A street fair is to be held there rowed down to Knox and Taft, and you
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Meals
he has been found in the same
O PE N E D
J. H. PARR, Proprietor
has not come in contact with,
and without a single exception
It could not be expected that Haniman’“ Houston Post-
New York would be enthusiastic! Why should the New York Times
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I carry its dislike of President Roosevelt
over Taft, It has a can l ate
[ar as
say t|]at vvilliam J Bryan is
of its own and when he makes |“ an insufferable bore— absolutely the
his declaration, then lookout.
I most tiresome man in th j United
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! that the appointive officeholder
j a: this time, but, as Mark Hanna
cnce said, “ too many things can
happen between now and elec-
When the county court gets t;on ”
the proposed macadamized road
built in this city it is time to
EHITOHIAL COMMENT.
commend it for good work, and | Everybody seems to be complaining
fo^until then.
I at tne Oyster Bay silence except Mr.
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Tell Y ou About It
office and has to do with condi ary.
tions, politicians, and combines
Hillsboro is outstipping the
Oregon
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Sole Agents for the White Sewing Machine in Washington County.
Forest Grove Restaurant b e t u s
still another candidate Irotn New five machines costing not less than
York who will, when the time $ 4,000 each. He should also employ
fill
BRO TH ERS
F o r e s t G rove
On the top wave of ; world.
public sentiment at this time. in order to thoroughly enjoy auto-;
! Taft seems to it. But there is mobiling, a man should have at least
fully
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$ 6 0 machine for $ 2 5
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There is nearly every kind of a town
¡n tj,js county except the one in which
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T h is high class drop head sewing m achine bought by uS in
large quantities, thus enabling us to sell them at a very lo»
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the
W E E K
Every day you hea: people comolain-
in* ol being imposed upon by visitors.
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Official Paper of City of Forest Grove
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v i a r the duty of the legislature ana
$1.00 Per Year
50c a
should be in the altogether.
Dr. H ines’ DRS STORE
Our new
Refrigator
insures the best
T en d er, Ju ic y , Steaks
R o asts and Stews,
S au sag e and Bacon
All kinds of Fresh
V e g e t a b le s
Two Big Bargains
G r o c e r ie s
W ithin the next thirty days we will sell 12 suits of the
Brownsville W oolen Mills m ik es sizes 3 6 to 3 9
Q Qr
regular price $ 1 5 .0 0 . T his sale only
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W . F . SCH ULTZ
Good Eatables
W e have 25 suits of good summer and fall quality, well
fitting. Form er price from $ 7 .5 0 to $ 1 0 .0 0 . T his
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sale only
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O ur higher priced suits are in. W e can give the best
suit for the money. W e guarantee fit and quality 0 { goods.
E v ery b o d y
C O M E IN A N D I N S P E C T T H E M
Two
Phenom enal
we keep the best Meats
B a r g a in s
to be had, but this is to
NELSON B. LA COURSE
Forest Grove
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knows that
remind you to give us
Oregon
a call.
TH E BIG ECONOMICAL STORE
Saelens £ Co.
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Music and People Who Are Figur
the state editorial association
1 here are two sides to every ques-
ing on a Piano for the Future
which was in session at that time ( t'on- except in the case ol a railroad;
a railroad is always wrong.
There is no reason why any home
at Seaside.
Besides being a
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compliment to Mr. Bath, it
It isn’t the dying that worries most
C O L U M B IA
be purchased at the present time at so
Bicycles
All the latest styles in fashinable millinery will be here.
shows that he was the only people so much as the fact that when
RACYCLE
small a cost and on this advertising !
RAMBLER
one out of four Washington they go it has to be all alone.
proposition.
P R IN C E T O N
county editors who had the price 1 The weather never gets too hot for
You can supply your home with j
F o r e s t G rove
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of admission. T h e other three an old Person to eat soup, or too cold a hi«h trade standard make instrument
install*
F o r cash and on the
were too poor to go.
,0r * youn* one to eat ice cream.
at really less than you would have to
a piece of the latest song or instrumen
The new school books are now on ment plan.
sale at The Bazaar.
tal
piece
of
music
for
we
have
hundreds
SlM lor Fulton's Corvallis ..Y"
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W do not need the cash as thei 1
Repairing of all kinds
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, old slor>es- Still, it must be admitted
of copies to give away also get in line
Try Schultz’s ground bone for
present profit or cash down is not what
speech was comprehensive and that new stones are scarce.
on a piano and let us add you to our your hens. It will make them lay.
we are figuring on now. All prices are
list of the many advertising customers
L. J. CORI. Si SON
the same when you make your own
Ladies’ hand turned patent leather
for this vicinity. It means money to
l e d , pl,in
B .Ì W -, Bi, Store. F o res, Gnjye>
terms as they are spot cash down, you 1
Oregon
Mo*t Grooves StM
you, come in and let us explain to you.
can arrange to suit yourself, for instance
We have placed these and several more
you can buy a high grade 8500 piano
to go. You can pick from any piano
on this ad. sale as low as $ 2 4 8 and if
there is made, we have catalogues and
you pay all cash it is the same
tver> sack guaranteed
pnce cuts on all makes.
Don’t forget the
or you can take the piano and pay to
Made of selected Eastern Oregon Hard Wheat,
free concerts every evening at the Ba
suit yourself. If you have an old instru
it produces more loaves of bread than any other
zaar Store.
ment to trade in we will make you a
flour and the loaves arc lighter and whiter. Be
EILERS PIANO HOUSE.
iberal allowance just the same as if you
cause of the increased quantity of bread produced
M I T V A I. P I R B R R U B P 4 ® * W'
were buying at regular reuil price.
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
the coat n no higher than for other flours.
It is better to come in and look over
B S Shipman, Demonstrator.
Ask yotir Grocer for ft.
our line and buy now than wish you
W. A. Hollenbeck, Manager.
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had after we are gone, as the prices
THE PC.TTLAMD FLOURING WILLS CO.
positively close in 12 days.
Come in
— Hoffman
W E SELL T H E -
Fttll Millinery Opening
at the Paris
Millinery
Parlor
You will w a n t a new hat
OLYMPIC FLOUe
FIRE
INSURANCE
BANKERS' AND ’ MERCNANTS
O f F o re st G ro v e , O rego n
B e s t an d C h e a p e st
aj.d hear the wonderful pianola and get your pears and apples.
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