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SPECIAL SALE /\U R Special Six-Day Sale proved ^ to be a success and as a contin uation of the Low Prices we are underselliug all oLhers. Come in and see our Of ^ i Significant H istory-M ak'ng A’. ove- m ent by the U nited S tates. Pacific Ocean Saved to A m erica by P.obust Policy of R epublican P arty . The present world cruise of Ameri- ean warships is oue of the most Inter esting, Important and far reaching per formances of any administration since the Civil War. History rides upon the prow of the flagships ot this fleet. Eighty-five millions of people have for mouths been attempting to interpret \ the movement and solve the problem our government is attempting to prop- Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Window Shades, Mattings, Cur I erly adjust by tills eircumnavigation of glohe. When President Roosevelt tains, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, Trunks, Suit Cases, , the first announced that the fleet of battle and Valises. Pictures and Picture Framing. ships was to make the long journey from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, 1 the Democrats turned prophets of evil i Hud predicted many disastrous tilings would follow as a consequence of this unprecedented move. A rm n d tt a n il W o r l d C r n lie . The armada took its departure from Hamilton Roads, Dec. 10. 1907, and i after a wholly successful voyage around the Horn, of about twelve thousand miles, it dropped anchor in San Fran cisco Harbor May ti. lfics. The ships BANKS, that form the four divisions of the licet I In tills record-making cruise are: The I Connecticut, Louisiana, Maine, Mis souri, Georgia, New Jersey, Rhode Isl The Badge o f Honesty and. Virginia, Alabama, Illinois. Rear Is on every wrapper of Doctor Pierce'* Barge, Kentucky, Ohio, Minnesota, Kan Golden Medical Discovery because a full sas and Vermont. To which were add list of the Ingredients composing it 1* ed the Nebraska and the Wisconsin, al printed there in plain English. Forty ready in Puget Sound, thus making a years of experience has proven its superior fleet of eighteen first-class modern worth as a hlood purifier and invigorat- I lug tonic for the cure of stomach disorders I battleships In perfect condition. and all liver ills. It builds up the run- I There were already in the Pacific down system as no other tonic can in and Oriental waters the flue armored which alcohol is used. The active medic-I crul8erg West Virginia, Colorado. Ma Inal principles of native roots such as . . . . . . . . Golden Seal and Queen's root, Stone and T la n d a m l Pennsylvania. The,r two Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black ships, the ( ulifornia and South Cherrybark are extracted and preserved Dakota, were also on the Pacific, and by the use of chemically pure, triple- the powerful Washington and Tennes- refined glycerine. Send to Dr. R. V. Pierce j Rpe went from the Atlantic to join the at Buffalo, N. Y„ for fire booklet which quotes extracts from well-recognized med armada, thus milking eight armored You are going to need a ical authorities such as Drs. Bartholow, | cruisers to he added to the eighteen steel rim wheel this win King, Scuddep, Coe, Eliingwood and a j battleships. In addition there were in host of oiltcj^, showing that these roots i the Pacific several protected cruisers, ter. Don’t fool your can be tjftpdnded upon for their curative gunboats and other lesser craft. All all weak states of the stomach, told there were ten hundred anil fifty time away on wood rims tied by indigestion or dyspepsia ! officers and nineteen thousand five hun \ ¡q/411 bilious or liver complaints dred men. in wet weather; trade casting diseases” where thero In due time the main fleet of war Hesh and gradual running down your old wheel in on a of tl^f'slrength and system. ships resumed Its western course and new nickeled steel rim The "Golden Medical Discovery " makes will touch at the leading ports of Chinn rion, pure hlood and so Invigorates and j anil Australia, passing on cast by way wheel at regulates Die stomach, liver aji'l Tuwcls. of the west, and coming Anally to Mal ami, through them, the whole system. Thus all skin affections, blotches, pimples ta and Gibraltar, where it will coal and eruptions as well as scrofulous swel and ultimately return to Its starting lings and old open running sores or ulcers [adiit at Hampton Roads, some time are cured and healed. In treating old early next February. running sores, or ulcers, it is well to In In this expedition the Republican Phonem S h o p 5 0 3 R e » . 59/ sure their healing to apply to them Dr party lias a policy which projects itself Pierce’s AU-IIeallng Salve. If your drug gist don't happen to have tills Salve in far Into the future, but it is an entire stock, send fifty-four cents in postagi misunderstanding of the whole scheme stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids’ Hotel to suppose that It is aimed narrowly and Surgical institute. Buffalo. N. Y„ and or definitely at any single power. It Is a large box of the " All-Healing Kaive” one of those robust constructive | m »11- will reach you by return post. You can't afford to accept a secret nos of the party gauged on world lilies trum as a substitute for this non-alcoholic, j cles niedicino ok known composition , not It is more of a notification than a even though the urgent dealer may threat, to all existing governments. thereby make a little bigger profit. e ld in g \ o r4 h n o d S o u th to ir r lM . Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regulate W •The eyes of the world have followed and Invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. our fleet with absorbing Interest. One Sugar-eoatod, tiny granules, easy to take as candy. of the great advantages gained by tills cruise is the cordial welcome and close English Etchings. acquaintance which It lias evoked from the governments mill peoples of the Previous to 1834 the house of com chief republics of Latin America. To mons was lighted by candles, which the Brazilians, the Argentines, the Chi were affixed to massive chandeliers. lians and the Peruvians, the mighty re To the long list of London clubs public of the north had lieen merely a there must now lie added the Poets’ name or a dim figure, powerful and club, which has been formed for the honored perhaps, but not actually purpose of revivifying the neglected known. For years there had been lit art of versemaklng. tle or no visible evidence of the wealth, A manuscript sold in London the or authority of the I nitial States. In other day had the Interest of curiosity. the chief South American ports. But It was that of n tale written by the they were all visited by swift and father of Robert Browning and en stately liners, flying the flags of the titled "The Widow of the W ood.^ maritime powers of Europe. The cost of m aintaining English At every South American port the | roads has risen in recent years out of fleet, our navy, our government, our in j all proportion to the Increase of popu- stitutions. our people, our aims, our i lation. owing chiefly to the enormous Industries, our trade—every conceivable Increase of the traffic. On the Notting thin* th st Is ours, have been discussed ham roads there are now ten vehicles its they never were before, and that where there was one twelve years ago without suspicion of our political and T R A D * IVIAR Ba D is io n s diplomatic Intentions. Oue business C o p y r ig h t s A c . An ron* ••tid ing « sk*lch and i **crlPtk>n ma? house in New York states that Its •«lier an qiilohl? lUK-artam our opinion fr*« fraa wh# MtT<Mitlon la probnM ? r»»i*nti*M( >kL c Coroni un ten- ______________________ South American correspondeni>e has In o n r u te n i* i Itili« ri noil? rt »tullían Mul. HANDBOOK ----------« ------- creased fourfold since the fleet visited «et-urln* patenta, it fr**«. t»M***t aaano? for «« h u tienta t »kan tlim u th llu uun n n & Cu. ravviva Rio Janeiro. In this case it seems that *r*a. In 1ha I n o tu * , w itho ut charaa. trade may follow the battleships. ha. More Can Forest Grov« P u r n itu r e Framing and Enlarging a Specialty John W u n d erlich Prop. OREGON Mr. Bicycle Rider! O. A. G or/’s .PRINTING ! PLATES P atents THE PLAIN TRUTH Scientific American. m A handaomal? Illnafrafad waaklv. I «nraat elf. «'Hint i . di o f an? aolanttda Journal. Tarnta. f < a ra i r ; four mouth*. 9 1 . Hold b? all nawaoaaiara. & M Branch UNN Oftlc«. Co tOft .36 '0'*«'«’ New York F 81 . W aahtn*ton. IX C. — Joe Stream guarantees to please with the latest haircut. Sharp razors properly handled. Pacfic avenue near 1 tinman's Hardware. S JUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY Forest Grove Time Table People Ask? TO P O R T L A N D I oo a ta. lo. Jo a. m U5o am 4 So p m 6 Jo p. m. FROM PORTLAND M r* L. ra .tam Stream. IW in* at 210 R St.. Forest Grm “ Doaa’a K idney -rad coo It loo ot a y -k. PUto cured me c f % Jia kidney» and pama thr u*h 1 felt tired aod eo rn out moat o f the time ..iv •»**• treui ltd with a d r a fft n « P»sa through my J ipa ■uM aearcely atrop ot bend aod at such tunes d u n •* m would dart through kidney my loioa aod cauar ini ewer aetkm was aoooyiag at t»m< i 1 .heae t f a u fille d to perform their fun itoat prrr- •rly I am now entirely free from kidney trouble, m> <ck te etrong and I fe e l better m every way atnee « • this remedy and can Pilla v m dtaeaae.*' recommend Doan'» K id ney h igh ly to anyooe suffering from the same For ssle by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-Milbarn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United Stiles. W. BROWN. Agent. W ji . M c MURRAY, General Passenger Remember the name—Doan's—and Agent. Portland, Ore. .»kg oo other. N o. N o. N o. N o. N o. I hr. P« rtland ? Jo a. m hr. Poraat G r o w I N a . m. 5 '* 9 So a. m . at. * l o i o a . m. 7 L o o p . m. ar ’* M J Jo p. a . J 4. lo p. m . hr, " '* • 5 4o p m. 4 ** " 5 4o P m. ar. * »* Two p. m, H o o t t i d l E x p la in s m e n t. M ove COCK RAN ON TAFT. There is a remarkable unanim ity of opinion of Judge Taft In all parties and in ail sections. Men pay tribute to his remark able ability even where party pol ities may exert such an Influence as to demand the espousing of tlie rival presidential candidate's cause. As an Illustration \V. Bourke Cock ran in an Interview at Roston the other day said : “Yes, I shall support Bryan; he is the b“st candidate tlie Demo crats could put up. Taft, how ever, is the greatest and best qualified nominee ever offered in any republic In the world. He Is a greater man than Roosevelt, and when surrounded by the same environments that made Roosevelt great will prove a big ger man. Taft Is a wonderful ad ministrator. the greatest the country has ever seen, aud Is n wonderful worker." „Oregon,, Builders Are you doing what you can to populate your state? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE—Settlers, honest farmers mechanics merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing heart—capital or no capital. Southern Pacific Co—Lines in Ore. is sending tons of Oregon literature to the East for distribution through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of building Oregon by sending us the names and addresses ol vour friends who are likely to be interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the expense of sending them complete in formation aoout OREGON and its opportunities. COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER a ND OCTOBER from the East to all points in Oregon. .The fares from the principal c.t es are From Denver . . . $30 00 From Louisville $41 70 “ Omaha . . . 30 00 “ Cincinnati 42 20 “ Kansas City 30 00 “ Cleveland 44 75 “ St. Louis . . 35 50 “ New York 55 00 “ Chicago . . 38 00 TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID. If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then be furnished bv telegraph. W. BROWN. Local Agent, Forest Grove. Ore. WM. M c MURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon IN S U R A N C E IN T H E BANKERS AND MERCHANTS M U T U A L P IR E « E U E P AS«flt. O f F o r e s t G ro v e , O re go n ~i s the : B e st an d C h eap est JA M E S R A SM U SE M X 8 Dealer in 8 8 F L O U R unci R E E D Forest Grove, Ore., ^ Pacific Ave, - W. H. HOLLIS \m Ä tfo rn e v -ö t-L ä w Forest Grove, TO EAT Tender, Juicy, Steaks, Roasts and Stews, Sausage and Bacon All kinds of Fresh Oregor Dr. G e ig e r Homeopathist and Surgery Forest Grove, Oregot Moulton & Bogan BARBERS HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY V e g e t a b le s G ro c e r ie s Postoflice Row Forest Gtw Wood Sawing ALBERT DIXON W. F. S C H U L T Z Forest Grove Good Eatables at Low Prices Everybody knows that we keep the best Meats to be had, but this is to n .ix iir r .llp I n e o x a ta te x rr. The Democratic leaders have been remind you to give us a for years making loud declarations call. sgainst corporations and trusts and I railroads and have, nevertheless. In stituted no legislative steps In all this A. SA ELEN S time for the purpose of restraining statement in a speech he made When well known residents and higl In In St. a Louis. President Roosevelt took respected people ot Forest Grov the public Into his confidence to a de ike such statements as the following gree when he said: "California. Ore and Washington hare a coast line abuses. They are now Indignant that must carry conviction to ever gon which Is our coast line Just as emphat the party. In carrying out I •ader: , ically as the coast line of New York and the Republican promises of Its own platform. Is . f f r T h e N o. a depart« • «o a. m . arrlvaa at Port land No. 4 ** • J i a. a . , ..................... N o .« lo io a *• ** *• N o lo J J o p . m. ** M No. t " 4 J7 p. m. M M ** I 'r M U n t for military and commercial mastery. When China awakens, to the degree that Japan in now awake, events pass ing the power of the Imagination to conceive will take pla,*. As to the palliative and beneficent effect this cruise u..iy have on China and Japan, there can be but one opin ion. While Uncle Sam was little con cerned about the rumors to the effect tnat Japan was about to descend U| h > u the Philippines, or poaalbiy to make a demonstration ofT our Pacific coast, yet he did desire, and perhaps is in a position to insist, that the Open Door policy be niuiutalned In China. Japan has apparently never been quite recon ciled to this policy, and is said to have worked to establish in China the poli cy of "spheres of Influence.” To this America, with European nations, stren uously objected—and docs still object. This Open Door policy stands as a world monument In diplomacy to tae constructive genius of the Republican party. William Howard T aft is in full sympathy with this constructive policy. Mr. Taft on his last trip to the Orient was given such an enthusiastic reception at Shanghai, China, as was never before accorded to any visiting statesman by ottlciala of the Celestial Kingdom. On that occasion Mr. Taft made a siieech which, in spite of its genial tone aud cautious phrasing, was at once recognized as of the highest International Importance. Said he : "WE WOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO PROTEST AT BEING EXCLUD ED FROM THE TRADE OF CHINA BY REASON OF OUR INSISTENCE UPON THE POLICY OF THE OPEN DOOR. The acquiescence in this poli cy of all the nations Interested has been so unhesitating and emphatic that it is hardly W orth while to speculate ns to how far the United States would go in the protection of its Chinese trade. • * • This feeling is likely to And expression in the action of the American government. The United States and the other powers favor the Oppn Door, and if they are wise they will encourage the empire to take long steps In administrative and govern mental reform.” So we have not far to seek for an other very powerful reason for this world eruise of our fleet. Mr. Taft simply announced in diplomatic lan guage that this cruise Is Intended to any that the Open Door policy will be maintained at any price. He Is In thorough sympathy with the alert con structive policy of the Republican party. He is oue of its chief expon ents. P e r fe c t io n o f D is c ip lin e . This world cruise of the mighty ar mada of sixteen ships of the line has been, and Is being, conducted with a precision worthy of the tine traditions of American seamanship—which speaks the highest praise. Every man. from officer to common sailor, has felt that the eyes of the nation at home were following him. and that however mod est Ills situation, he must bear himself worthily ns an American sailor, in the stoutest squadron that ever flew the Stars and Stripes. There is no question but that this eruise will lie noted by all commenta tors of the future ns oue of the moat remarkable happenings of any age. Even though the American people have not fully understood the s ig n ific a n c e , when all the facts are known, it will he found to have been one of the dis tinctive acts of statesmanship of the present Republican administration. Mr. Taft is tlie man to continue this his tory-making policy of the Republican party. Hörest G ro v e, Ore. *«« Misner & Gord Fashion S t a b le s •Siylish Turnouts forest PACIFIC AVE D R . J . L i. KINO^ V e te r In n H u rt C ounty S to ck Invpcetar Office, First Street and Pacific A»*1 Both Phones at Office and Resid**8 Monuments W E E IC S 30 1 Uth at. Maine, of Louisiana and Texas Our into practice the principles fleet Is going to Its own homa waters putting which they, a superb self compla- ! in the Pacific and after a stay there R cency, claim with are really covered by a will return to Its own home waters Democratic patent —Hon Wm H. T»ft. 'n the Atlantic. The best place for the naval c nicer to learn his duties is at *t Greensboro. North Carolina. sea. by performing them, aud only by S w ift? I* 9 o a *d . actually putting through a voyage of In spite of the general comfort, there FINE WORK DONE CHEAP-PRICES 10c D ra w «. 8 to lie this nature, a voyage longer than any have been made manifest by signs not W hit, .h iit • . • - . 10c W hit. Walitt - .„ 10 to 2Cc • ne before undertaken by as large n to be misunderstood, a quickening of Soft W hite Skirt. - IS te 50 Coderaklrta . IS » 25c fleet of any nation, m n we find out the public conacienc» and a demand for Intferthirr. . . *c S to c k !.«. . . Inst exactly what Is necessary for us to the remedy of abuses, the outgrowth of HMdk.rchete . . ^ Collar. . . . • iHc to know as to our uaval needs and prae | this prosperity, and for a higher stan Mea’i W hit. Vera 10 IS Pant. . . . . - Ke ttee our ofll.era and enlisted men In dard of business Integrltr Every lover Costa . . 10 20c Duttff* IS 20c Toelta . . fOc Dos Nankin. _ . 20c Dot the highest duties of their profession", of hi* country should have a feeling of Th . f o lio » ! • « artlcla. 50c Ooa; PU to» •* '* • prid* exaltation In this evidence The Pacific Ocean la recognized by ,h„ our society Is still aound at the ■vSSbeee. Tahtedotlws, Night Cowna. W o n .« ’. ail far seeing statesmen as the theater ! cere H ob . Mui. II. Taft, at Columbua, D v . » « . . C s d - r * «,. * c o , and Cswet Cover.. of the worlds coming great struggle* Ohio. rACinc AVDIUE FOREST GROVE Quong Lee’s LAUNDRY sw ORAMTE tO. Portia»*, T o r D e s ig n s s m l PrW C * V. H. LIMBER Local S te n t ForeatO*^ A. BALDWIN Real Estate Exchange Houses Rented and Rent* Forest Grove V