T h e News has from time to
time been chronicling all the
Published every Thursday by The i news of the electric line that is
Washington County Publishing Co . , oposeci l0 ru n up Gules Creek
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title the prince would not have had an
opportunity to work his charm.— At-
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lanta Georgian.
When he talks about running again
some pert paragrapher ought to tell
him he has never run yet. To qualify
j Entered at the post-office at Forest
has a good start in the electric (or a second heat a horse has to get
Grove, Oregon, as second class
line business and the returns of | inside the distance flag.— Nashville
mail matter.
American.
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Subscription $1.00 Per
Year the past year are so encourag­
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.
W hy send east or to Portland when you can buy at home
The only excuse for having the Con­
just as cheap.
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Tell Y ou About It
All very latest styles.
S p e c ia lty
If you need anything
O re g o n
in the line of D rugs,
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^great encouragement to the
management of this publication
oland an impetus for the further
£ ^improvement and betterment of
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the paper. An announcement
BC was made in these columns in
ilthe early Spring that The News
would be made one of the best
f-coumy papers in this part ol the
eral public and every time The
News chronicles an item of a
new industry it feels more keen-
ly the handicap by not having
a good live organization to take
matters of this kind in hand and
push them through,
Men have a good deal of trouble,
but wrinkles never seem to bother
them much.
When a shoe dealer speaks of a neat
fitting shoe, he means one that hurts
your foot.
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Being a “ good fellow" is sometimes
H a lie will answer better, >«»">1».,. to.,td. bd„„ ito*l to.
nothing.
lrstate and we believe from the d m the truth, seems to be the
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A farmer hates to be up late at night
influx of new subscribers which slogan of the editor who wrote
«h ave this summer been acfded to the following clipping which as bad as a town man hates to get up
our lists and the testimony of supposedly is meant in opposi- n the morning-
1,1 our cId subscribers that we have, tion to the candidacy of the first
Already six Carnegie heto medals
have been found in pawnshops, which
„ in a measure at least, realized named in the clipping:
the standard we set OUt to at-j E- b- Fulton, democratic candidate is further proof that the stage hero is
— a few
«'tain
few n-Qnthg
months ago. New I,or congress in the Second district is a ithe only real success
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Chem icals, K odaks or
Learn Dancing in the Privacy of
Your Own Home
Cam era Supplies, you
can get them at right
We guarantee to teach you by mail every kind of modern
fancy and stage dancing: Waltz, Two-step, Three-step;
Clog, Jig, Buck and Wing, Reel, Hard and Soft Shoe,
etc.; Character Dancing, Highland Ming, Spanish, Skirt,
Serpentine, Butterfly, Ballet, Grand Marches and Novelty
Figures. Our course of instruction takes you* easily, t
pleasantly, quickly and cheaply to the highest attainment
in the terphsicorean art. We provide you with a diagram
and chart of every step, which you can place on the floor
of your room and thus follow intelligently every move­
ment, and practice will make you proficient. We procure engagements for
you. Send us twenty-five cents for illustrated trial lesson. All correspon­
dence confidential. Address P R O F . W A L. W ILL SO N , Standard Academy
of Dancing, Alisky Building, Portland, Oregon.
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machinery and material such as K 0rei;oni one o(the
bunch-
What has become of the old fash­
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woman who said when her
cis necessary tor a publication 0f |antj ^afters, who was a full partner j
ti of this kind have been added. ] of Binger Hermann, who was kicked I cllildren were hearty: “ Better pay
t|A new cylinder press, numer- out of the general land office; Senator the butcher than the doctor.”
In this selection will be shown the latest and correct style idea. -
dous faces of new type both for, Mitche11’ who was driven t0 suicide-
Father could bear the disappoint­
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e newspaper and job work, and a ! and Sena,or Borah’ who wiU shor,ly be ment when he learns his daughter isn’t
Forest Grove, Oregon.
tried fo» his connection with those gi-
going to be a great musician, if she
^stereotype outfit which is ex­
gintic land steals.— Lahotna Sentinel,
would stop trying.
clusive of this county, the pro- Okla.
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aduct of which has already been
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Appraisement dispensed with and
When a woman is a magnificent
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
notice
of filing final account given.
r<seen in these columns,
cook, and can have anything she wants
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
In
the
matter of the estate of I J
Colonel Bryan says Secretary Taft to cook, and all the conveniences in
Besides calling your attention
E Niman et ux to J H P Veach
Baughman
deceased. F'inal account
her
kitchen,
she
never
gets
any
credit
Oto the fact that only a few more straddles all questions, but this is only
s i of lot 7 blk 2 Humphrey's add
filed and set for hearing Monday Oct.
for being a fine cook from other women.
one
of
a
million
things
the
Nebraskan
«days remain in which to get The
Hillsboro $300.
21, 1907, at 10 o’clock a. m.
has said, is saying and will say.— New They all say: Well, who couldn’t?
0News at $1 per year, we wish
E G White to Henry Stoffers tract
In the matter of the guardianship of
She has everything to do with.
York Sentinel.
Mo thank our many subscribers
in Fairview add Hillsboro $1050.
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of
Wm Sigler, incom petent, Monday,
The apparent subsidence of Uncle
pfor their past patronage, and as­ Joe Cannon and his lack of interest in | A good many people try to adminis­
J T Findley to C T LaTourneau 16 October 21, set for hearing objections
su re them that The News will his presidential boom are very likely ter forgiveness and punishment at the acres in sec 11 and 12 t 3 s 2 w $500. to sale of rral property.
same time.
N. Stoltz deceased in the matter of
Mary J Tucker et al to Charles W
not only remain at its present due to the tact that he has begun to
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the last will and testament.
Tucker
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$150
taper
off
the
smoking
habit.—
Chicago
'high standard but will continue
A boy never catches a fish so small
I-ast will and testament admitted to
Journal.
J N Swift to Gertrude Pollock 12.54
he isn t proud to be seen carrying it
(to grow better.
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Money to loan on farms. Lang - 1
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acres in R S Tapper d 1 c t 1 s 4 w
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish says Frince up the street.
$1254.
Wilhelm's charms and not his title won
It is the sign of a small town and a
Frederick Colfelt to C G Cutting
Newport. Had it not been for his
dead one if an elocutionist can draw a part of sec 32 t 2 s 1 w $700.
good house.
Jos A Moore et ux to F M Leslie
10.21
acre» in Firwood Farm $1150.
I The rest of the world doesn’t grieve
Wm
Reidt to Thomas Hunter lots
as much as it should when an expert
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and
27 blk 33 West Lortland
makes a blunder.
Heights $1.
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W ithin the next thirty days we will sell 12 suits of the
Brownsville Woolen Mills makes sizes 36 to 39
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regular price $15.00. This sale only
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W e have 25 suits of good summer and fall quality, well
fitting. Former price from $7.50 to $10.00. This
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sale only
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Our higher priced suits are in. W e can give the best
suit for the money. W e guarantee fit and quality of goods.
C O M E IN AND IN S P E C T T H E M
T w o P henom enal
B a rg a in s
NELSO N b. L A CO U R SE
F o re s t G rov e
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THE BIG ECONOMICAL STORE
Most Groeors Soil
O L Y M P IC R i {
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Made of selected Eastern Oregon Hard Wheat,
it produces more loaves of bread than any other
flour and the loaves are lighter and whiter. Be
cause of the increased quantity of bread produced
the cost is no higher than for other fl.> ;rs.
Ask your Grocer for It.
THE PORTLAND FLOURIfTC MILLS C*.
About all some men get for their
Nelson B LaCourse to W F Barn-
efforts ta be dignified is a reputation of hard part of blk 6 Purdy’s add Dilley
having the swell head.
$350.
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Geo A McDonald to Thomas J Ship-
When a fit is coming to a man, the
ley lot 5 blk 2 Banks $550.
sooner he has it the sooner it will be
Chas W McConnaughey to Seth W
over and out of the way.
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Seelye
part of sec 19 t 3 w $25.
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Samuel
Gowa to S E Hoover tract
The thoughtful person has the ad
in E Wilcox d 1 cand other land $600
vantage of the thoughtful one who
Anna Kaufman to Christ Orfinger 10
never has a happy thought.
acres
in J H Ried d i e t I s 1 w$ l . |
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D P Hopkins to M A Davies tract
The oration in the morning is the
only Fourth of July noise which a boy i in sec 36 t 2 n 4 w $600.
thinks should be suppressed.
Mahala A Roberts to Henry P Rob-
I erts 1 acre in sec 24 t 1 s 5 w $15.
When a man gets out of patience
Wm Reidt to Wm H Starr lots 22
with himself he isn’t nearly so cranky and 23 blk 2 West Portland Heights
as when he is out of patience with
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someone else.
Wm E Kelley to Irvin E Kelley 20 a
in sec 23 t 2 n 3 w $200.
When you meet a man who shows
Peter Sacquoit to Mary E Rozen 36
that he thinks he is as good as anyone,
acres in Hiram Johnson d i e t 1 s 2 w
you may depend upon it that he is in-
$ 10 .
fer.or to most peep’e.
O G Ingraham to Eastern Invest­
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When a woman manies well, those ment Co tract in sec 20 t 2 n 3 w $1.
J W Shute to J H Ray lot 1 blk 7 Oak
who dislike her account for it by re­
peating with much emphasis, “ Well, Grove add Hillsboro $275.
some men always were fools."
Robert Alexander to A C Alexander
= —
153.45 adres in Wm Carpenter d i e t
Hon. Wilbur K. Newell’s hundred 1 s 4 w $4500.
words on Oregon fruit is a splendid
Investment Co to Jas Moore lot 36
condensation of facts, and is being WiUowbrook farm $450.
used in the new printed matter of tev-
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eral of the active commercial bodies.
This statement of Mr. Newell’s is di
reef, effective and convincing.
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STORE
Our new
Of Millinery, on S e p te m b e r I V,.
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Sole Agents for the White Sewing Machine in Washington County.
he
grand
hauling bobcal _ Kansas City Journal.
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which to get the Washington would
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to
keep
several
cars
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reroarkabie
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County News at one dollar per
J oo year as the subscription p ice of busy indefinitely. But the lum- cheeriujly the southern people continue
u t th o
all county publications will be ber would be the greatest chore j t0 jace tbe future, with Senator Till
Ti
to do. W e would j man’s predictions of trouble ringing in
nc raised to $1.50 on Oct. 1. Al- ' for a line
their ears and the dust of dry cities set­
most 200 people have taken ad- have some hope of a sawmill
Call and get prices before buying elsewhere.
tling in their throats.— Washingtcn
^vantage of the hour within the being located in the GiO\e ii
Post.
last fortnight, and had their, there is a way to supply it with
HOWE’S OBSERVATIONS.
K o re st G ro v e
«¿subscription extended into the logs. 1 his electric line propo-
No one ever got fat eating the stuff
Vlensuing year. This condition sition should receive better sup-
a
source
of
port
than
it
does
from
the
gen-
prepared
in a chafing dish.
been
Aof affairs has
mh
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$ 6 0 machine for $ 2 5
A
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B U Y S
T h is high class drop head sewing machine bought by us in
large quantities, thus enabling us to sell them at a very low
ing that all assumptions can be j
Advertising rates made known on
stitution transferred to Washington is
application.
laid aside, for facts concerning j
that it might be profitable to have
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Official Paper of City of Forest Grove wjiat such a line up this valley President Roosevelt constantly remind­
E. NOURSE.................. MANAGER would mean. It is a fact, no ed that there is such a thing.— Bostcn
F. W oods ............................... e d i t o r doubt, that this line would pay Globe.
After all is it quite sure that Mr. Taft
from the start as there is plenty
THURSDAY, SE PT E M B E R 26, 1907
to do in all classes of • transpor­ would make a satisfactory president?
tation.
Besides moving the In his trip through the Yellowstone
TO OL'R PATRONS.
and the Rockies he never even ex-
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Only four dr ys remain in j products ol the farm, there
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PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate of Albert
Bieland, dee d.
probate and Stephen Stoltz appointed
executor and George Dooly, Vandehey
and Chas. Barrett appointed as apprais­
ers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
B. E. F'oord and Rose Brown, Ivo
Do Vlaeminck and Nellie Sohier,
Samuel Kuder and Mattie Forest.
Cider Apples Wanted.
For particulars write or call on W.
H Stratton, Cornelius, or write Ing­
ham Vinegar Co., 64 Albina Avenue,
Portland.
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C. E . Cox who resides on the W. P
Spaulding place in Cedar Canyon, was
in town Saturday and renewed his sub­
scription to The News.
How s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case
of Catarrh that cannot be cureo by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY Si CO., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for
the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligat ons made by his firm.
WALDING, KIN NAN A MARVIN;
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di­
rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys
tem. Testimonials sent free. Frice 75 cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists,
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Tend er, Ju icy , Steaks
R oasts and Stew s,
Sau sag e and B acon
A ll kinds of Fresh
V egetables
Groceries
VV. F . S C H U L T Z
Good Eatables
at
Low Prices
Everybody knows
that
we keep the best M eats
to be had, but this is to
remind you to give u»
a call.
Saelens £ Co.
FOREST SRSVE
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C O L U M B IA
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Bicycles
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Repairing of all kinds
L. J . C O R L
Forest Grove,
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