Moos.
ffl
HILLSB!
HILLSBORO, OREGON, AUGUST 1), 1904.
VOL. XI.
NO. 22
ALTON I!. PARKER IS
Hits Sent lit UettiKiinllon to
Secretary of Still e.
h NO LO.XCKK A UIIKP JUSTICE
Sivertd bl Relation the Court
lis Frhlav Aflcfuoon,
II in no l inger t'liiff Junlice Alton
II. lVrker of th New Vurk Court
nf Airl. Tti llftnocratiornnd
id ata lor the President', on Friday
afternoon, after fitting with the
Court, and during which titling t0
caftea wrr handed down, stint In
lilt resignation to Sacrslary of the
Hist. John O'Brien, end Mr. Pais
kr will now devote hi undivided
attention lo the campaign, the re
aultauf which will rlicl or ivj cl
hiii) aa the nalion'a executive.
Parker's term aa chief jneiiim of
lh Court would not hava expired
until 1812.
Salem la to establish a linett mill
in tli naar future, ) j I f
Portland pollen rounded up 'ill)
vagrants Mm.ilay evening. ,
.... Kendriuk, Idaho, su tiered aqtiar
ter million dollar Iom by lira last
week.
Three hundred niau were needed
to fktingulih foieet Area near Oak
Point, YVaeh.
Portland
Jape and Chinese haa!u wudw " on man camp.
contributed nearly liO.IXK) to the
Japanraa goverotuanl In prosecute
Ilia war.
The Russian government ha is
sued ordeia to ii naval command
art In ink no more veaael carrying
contraband of war. '
The Japanese made another aa
tault oo Port Arthur, laet Friday,
meeting with a repulse that cost
them ten thoniand men,
It ia ieK)rted that (ien. Btoeeael,
Russian commandant at Port Ar
thur, baa committed suicide. The
repor cornea from Jap lource and
ia diacredited by outside Rust-ians.
While bathing in the Mississippi
at Alton, liliuoia, Miohael Riley,
hia little daughter, and Ave of her
Utile girl companion, loat their
live. One little girl wa raved.
Tit railroad companion declare
that the pataenger conductor on
line running into St. l.ouia have
defrauded them out , of. over , I wo
hundred thousand dollar tince the
Fair opened. Arreat will follow
Straahourg, Alsace I-oraine, one)
of the dtiea which aa the icene of I
great uiililaiy activity whan Nairn
lenii waa In the unith of hia glory,
recently suffered a loaa of ll,riOl),(NK)
by Are.
General Fred Fnnaton hn been
transferred from the Department of
the Columbia to the Department of
the Lakes, Funaton'a headqtiar
Ura have bet n at Vancouver for
some month. Gen. Fred Grant is
to lake charge of the Department
of the Kast.
The Missouri Pacific Flyer went
through a bridge (Hi feet in length
on the- Denver & Rio Urande rail
road, and it i estimated that 100
Uvea wars lost. Tho accident wag
thn reaull of a weakened trestle
over an arroya (canyon or gulch)
which had been Hooded because of
a huge cloudburst. Borne "of the
cars were washed four miles down
(ream.
Uootavelt denie "commutation of
lenience, to hang to life imprison
meat in tho case of a Washington,
D. C. negro convicted of criminal
assault on a child under fi year
The president animadverts on the
oi hue and aays there is no punish
ment autticienlly severe fir such a I
crime. This is different than his
dissertation of a year ago. Is it a
fear of the white vote in the close
s'atia?
The state supreme court has de
cided that the Portland chief of po
lice must follow the law relative to
slopping of gambling, and eay
that ordtrs from the mayor to give
immunity from arrest are of no
avail. It the chief shall fail to ar
reat when there is ' notorious" and
open evidence of gambling he can
be mandaniusHerJ, and if he still
persist he can be thrown out of his
i flic. i
The Wall Street Journal, a pub
lication that wa ineaiicly bitter in
it utterances against Bryan, statu
that the "big fellows'! , of Wall
S'reet are agtiinat Roosevelt. - This
i a charming lion umt since thetie.
' big fellow support the Journal and
the Journal ia supporting Roone
velt. J, P. Morgan it Co. are for
-Kooievelt aa against Parker: Came
gie follow Buit, and all the big fel
lows. As a matter of fact the big
fi llowi aro simply not putting Up
to ilffral either candidate, doubt
leia being lalbliiid witli both.
Tim Uiifeiau form to the North,
under Kuropxlkin, were couiplete
ly lurrounded by the Jap, and the
llUHeiun commander will be forced
to fight or surrender. From the
tacliia pursued by the Japa it ia ev
ident that they hope to make thia
the du'Uive battle of the war If
they dfat the KiiMiane llo-y can
inveet i'rt Arthur. If the Itiua
iana win, Kuropiikio cn hurry
troop smith to aid the IwHicgud
at l' rt Arthur.
LOCAL and COUNTY
T. U liuhrie, l Weal I'nlon,
Mra. linbrie and daughters, Mita
Kdoa and l.uuille, Mra. L A. Long
and Marie, Minn Clare Imbrie and
Mra II T Haglr-y returned I ho laat
of Urn week from a pfeasanl fort
night's outing at Selena, all of
them being a black aa' Indiana.
While Mr liuhrie wa at the bench
he waa convening with a atranger,
when lha genllrinan aaid, "Mr. lin
brie, you are a Wiaterii man, are
you not?" linbre waa naturally
pleated with lha Compliment mil j
replied rnlhniaticlly that he
waa, and asked lha atranger how he
knew. "Well," aaid the man, "J
have alweya noticed that Wtttern
men are a great deal like the Na
liven. When July and August
roll around each one generally
takea from nix to ten ripiawa and
puta out for the mountain or for
the plain field." Before Iloboould
gel hia breath the entertainer waa
out "jiggoriug" in the breaker,
ami aa Hob had no bathing auit he
went and aat down to mediate on
tii tiivii m whoiiiuuu vi miiiieii,
T. II. say a that it' very nice, to
camp where it it cool but he doea
not go much on surf bathing. He
acknowledges that he can't see any
fun in any one going out on the
beach and bopping up. and dowu
while the cold salt water tlothts
down hia back.
s Trouble in the family all on ac
con n I of poor grocer ien and a con
aequent poor meal. Avoid all thia
by buying your groceries at II.
Wehrung fc Hon, who carry the
fineat itock and beat selection in
the country. .
A. N. Stanton, who ha made a
paradiaaout of the former A nder
nn place, a mile tiulhweet of thia
city, returned Saturday from a trip
to- uNcUrl. ,Mr. Sun ton waa well
pleated with the trip, but agiee
with other gentlemen from here,
that the water in the Pacific ia very
oold for surf bathing, lie slate
that aa a lad in hi teen he wa
wont to break a bit f arm in ice on
New Kugland lakes and go in bath
ing with ( real gusto but that Ne
tarts discounted hia boyish chill,
He went over lha Wilson river
route and returned via the Grande
Rondo and Sheridan, and dec) s re
that he saw the prettiest land be
tween Sheridan and McMinnville
that ever hbrorbed sunlight.
This ia midway of the "good old
summer time," and we art making
a big reduction in silk waist good
and all summer drea good. We
mean buaine. H. Wehrung it
Sons,
W, II. .lone wis up from Heav
erton Monday, entering hia moth
er' estate for probate. Mr. Mar
garet Jones died at Bevertou,
July "3, and wa SH year of age.
She wa a nntiv of I.aCroese, Wis
consin, and rumo to the coast in
the early day. She left fuiir son
and six daughter to mourn her
loaa. Mr. Jonea wishes to thank
their frienda in Heaverton for their
many klndm-seea tend mod the fam
ily during the mother' illness and
demise,
Lost: .Fox terrier bitch, while
with black and tan head, white
snots on earn; boh tail. Notify
signer, or W. I.. Davis.
II. L FlIUKU.R,
Mountaindnle, Ore.
Saturday evening about 0 o'clock
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Corteri, an Italian residing near
the JabeK Wilkes1 place, on the
railroad cast of 'town, caught tire
and a portion of tho roof was burn
ed. There waa some lively scurry
ing there for a little -while, as Mra.
Correri hud given birth to a daugh
ter but a few hour befoie the blaze.
Aside from the damage to the root
there wa no loss.
Tenia, camp stools, and chalrB
Canvas hammookB.U. W. Patter
son it 8on.
8. T. Walkrr, of Forest Grove,
write the Weather Bureau, for the
week ending Tuesday. "Hot, 'dry
wealher has ripened grain quickly
and has been unfavorable for gar
dens and potatoes; rain would be
welcome by all; much of the spring
grain has been cut for hay; hops
also have suffered from the dry
wealher, and I think the yield will
be short o( an average crop."
Atgus and Oregonian, 12.00.
Wan TraiiHacteJ by (kmiity
Hoard I.nst Week.
L. SMITH wil l GET HESS BRIDGE.
Martin Mrad bad FiiturtJ as Lens
Lumber Than Went in Structure.
Cotutnluioufrt court mljourued l'liday
eve, alter a buy teMioii. After the bid
on Hit liea lirldfe were opened Mr
Mead dlwovercit that be btol neglrcltd
to figure It e tnogtr in luuibar lull,
and he withdrew hit Mil for ff anil the
nrJ wi given to J. I,. Smith for $ too.
Mr. Smith ba bird a certified chrck
ia the mm of flluo and wilt go ahead
with the work Bridge. mk wa
ptibllihed Ian! week.
Petition for change of county road
uear Rccdvill read third lime aud de
nied; principal petitioner, Jaa. Uorwlck,
requirrd to pay eipenic ol nrvrying
aud viewing.
C. M. Kolwrtt, of Tualatin, having
paid I400 into couit, and having adver
tiaeil according to law, be waa licenaed
to aell liquor at that place foi a period of
one year.
County road 6, petition 8. OrndurT
et ata, granted and old road vacated
Albrr Uroa. granted warenouae peti
tion at Korea! Ciove.
C.. W. Marh, John Becb and Tho.
Couuell appointed couiuiiatiooera of
piainage Iialrict No. 4, and railed to
meet at houaeof Henry Carateaa, near
Uanka, on Augiut 16, to aaaea churget
and bentfila.
Correction from last week's report
Clerk Goduian reporta f 347 receipt of
July, thil including floa deliiupient lai
State vt. Wui. Mahlar; traiikcript al
lowed, John Milue granted warehome license
to operate at llillaboro.
Sale ol land, 8. S. Collin cancelled,
aa it ia fouud that he paid hi taxes for
the year for which laud waa sold.
Claim of Geo. Holt, for lebate ol lax
becaua pi oof paper to laud office were
luat. denied.
I'etitioa of H. A. llublwrt, for rebate
taxes, disallowed.
Ifto. M.iner grunted $6 rebate oa tax
es, name having been paid by T. W.
Thouiptou and Henry Hamilton.
County judge authorized" to advertise
for bid for addition and repairs to build
ing on poor farm.
County attorney autlrorized to appeal
case of thia county againat Columbia
county, adverse deciaion, to the supreme
court.
Buchanan, Clark & Crandall employ
ed to examine account of variou coun
ty ottii era aa soon as possible.
Petition Fred Hansen, change of road
near Reedville, granted, and will open
road when II. Kllner is paid !u dam
age. Clniui allowed:
D B Peoner, repair Joily bridge,
f 100; rod ii'to, Dudley bridge,
I5 t
Alfred Young, blacksniithiug
toada
!!9 JO
Moor & Sou, uail, roada iK
niontli ago
10 O.I
16 00
1 is
It 26
835
7S 6
Joeph Mabooty, lumber McNew
up
V S Gardner, bolli, roada ... .
John Miller, 44 dayaaeuperviaor
Nelaon &. Keed, lumber J C Mil
ler auperviaor
Hiihup Bros, lumber T Kuierick,
supervisor ......
D V Hutu, printing and ata .....
5 J0
110 00
Cbas True, fill at Colley place
r W l.ivermore, ceoar posts,
couit yard, j5; tumlxr Beaver
ton district, M.64; total rt 60
J W Conned, aalsry sheriff aud
deputy, stationery, etc iro 70
Thompson Bros, lumber Center
ville bridge 244 I5
I. C alker, surveying lur county . 35 30
K C Hansen, witneu before dist
tty " 4 00
A C Will, work H men in rd dial 35 50
Redmond & Sappiugton, team
hire, Judge Rood 800
K J Goduian, clerk, dep. ata, etc I69 9)
K I K umt Ii, recoriler aad ata, etc
Willis Ireland, dep recorder....
Poresl Grove Times, sta county
clerk
A J Roy, keep of 11 paupers
II II Clark, lorest Grove, rock
- crushing road and hire of help
88 85
41 65
3 00
94 00
on asme
Sj2 75
Jno Iloneyuiau & Co, bolls R U
10 ...
A M Collins, jauitor Julv
k U Rhode, lumber II II Clark,
aup
Buahoug & Co, iuk clerk
M C'Caac, stamped envelope,
school lupt
11 A lull, supt schtioU, sta, exp..
It D Scluuellier, wood, 7s cords
3 00
3" 00
S 7t
3 S
31 So
bo 5o
for couit house 104 35
V M Jackson, treasurer's sal July 5o 00
G II Wilcox, assessor July .... 75 00
J D Hihbs, nails II I. Russell, sup 7 55
T J Harris, marshal Heaverduui
precinct clectiou . . . ! I 5o
J 11 Matthews Tost, Mrs John By-
roaus, imugent widow ; 0 00
Coaat Agency, supplies ro clerk 5 aft
Merger I & Son, lumber Hender
son, sup
W II Lyd, lumber J V Ului, sup
W H Iyd, lumber J L Iaughliu
aup
Union Lumber Co, lumber Hani-
is If)
13 00
9 60
el, sup
la 30
Lout Maiming, viewer rosd 414,. 8 00
R n Collins, viewer roada 0 00
J Ii Wirti et ala, iuquesl costs
j us sioaa., ,, o do
Irwiii-Hotlson Co, s.n co crTiceis 54 95
State vs Porter, I) J, before Jus
tice Hnrriiug, costs allowed at ao 40
T K RatelirT, registering voters. . 3 80
S lf Van Meter reut of hall, Mil
ley election 1 50
Thos Madison, lumber and work,
Scolt'a bridge 2s 35
Glass & Prudliomuie, sta county
warrants 46 00
Citllaliau & Herring, lmbr dist 33 a 70
T W Sain, 44 Ji days as sup lla 25
John Boge, work ou Pen 11 e bride 13 00
T W Sain, fill at Wilcos bridge. . as 00
S M Olaen, 5oo corduroys Corne
lius dist IS 00
The Argua, printing and ata..,., 18 so
V M K-clsay, uo days work as aup I j7 so
J M Simpaon, viewer road A IG2 & 00
( V C Me;rr, the same 8 00
J W Good in. Gil at Wooly bridge,
i earth, (lo;repair Clencoe
bridge, $14; extra lumber,
f,H.43; total 414 40
S Ormluff. work of men on Iowa
Hill, fill n7 85
I, A Rood, sal aa judge, roads,
etc. Juueaml July I.v l'
W J Butner, couiniiuioaer end
road, June and July 59 40
C B Buchanan, comunasiouer aud
road and bridge : . . . . 34 20
WJ Bulner, August cotnmitiouer
court, and roads iu July 16 40
H II Clark. 53 day wotk, self, at '
rock quarry Ml 50.
EXCURSION RATES TO YAQUINA
BAY.
. . . ,1 o .1 r. I Cornelius, arcidentally shot and
On June lat the Southern Pacific , ... 10.,,,,.
Co will resume sale on Kxcureton k,!l6tI Fr",, "','". companion
tickets to Newport and Yaquinaj lunler, over on the Nehalem river,
Bay. ltolh 8eaion and Saturday-1 Hunday. l lie two were out lock
to Monday tickels will le sold. ing for deer. The bullet fctruek
This popular reaort ia growing in Ilamblin in the bio. and
lavor each year. Hotel rales are
reasonable and the opixirlunitiea
for fishing-, hunting and ea bath
ins are unexcelled by any other re
aort on the I'acific Coast.
lrndertakers and Kii.balmcr.
0. W. Patterson & Son.
Dr. DeWitt Connell and wife, of
Portland, are camped at Meachaiu's.
Irs. Sylvia Tucker, of Portland,
visited with relatives here, Sunday, j
There v ill lie services at the
llillaboro Catholic church uext
Sunday morning at 10:30.
Itorn, Saturday, August Ii, 190-1,
to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Correri, of
South llillaboro, a daughter.
Mra. John Dennia and Mrs.
Claude Ureear departed Saturday
for an extended outing at Newport.
Mias Pearl Smith, of the Argun
oflice, ia taking her vacation at her
home in Forest (irove.
James Young and family return
ed Monday evening from a month's
ouwngau Claris returning ua we,hom(, fl)f graal, flimily
f iiduu uici luau.
Hon. B. P. Cornelius was a Port
land vi.iilor Tuesday, whither he
went to commune with Dinger
Herman, congressman from this
district.
Homer C. Atwell. Forest Grove's
postmaster, was at Portland Mou
day, a caller on the Oregon delega
tion Mr. Atwell ia out after re
appointment to succeed himself as
dispenser of mail.
8. b. Hollenbeck's team took a
flyer Friday evening and ran into
the picket fence around the court
yard, knocking off about fifty of
the palings.
The Argus cilice is in receipt of
a fine box of ABtrahkuu apples
from the orchard of 10 L. James,
on the baseline, between here and
Cornelius. Mr. Jiimes bus eight
trees bearing this tine fruit, and
much of the liearing is going to
waste.
Miss Hatlie GriUmacher, aged
19 years and eleven months, died
at the family horne on the Frank
Hice place, north of town, early
Friday morning, and interment
waa in the Hilbboro Cemetery.
Deceised was very popular with
her friends, and she will be miesed
by them.
Frank Weisenback, the manager
of the Hay hop yard, at Witch Ha
se!, has gone to the coast for a
week, accompanied by bis wife aud
chld. Mr. Weinenback reports
that the yard is in fine condition,
and that a line first year's crop will
be harmtrd. Picking will com
mence in all the yards about Sep
tember 1.
If you contemplate building a
barn, a bouse, or outbuildings, re
member that tlroner & Howell have
a large yard of rough and dressed
lumber at their mill at Scholia
Figures cheerfully given on esti
mates. We deliver lumber every
where if qttaoiuty is eufticient to
make a load. If you are going to
build, drop us a card. Sales yard
at Scholia, t) miles southeast of
Hillsboro. We also have a nice
line of drain tile; also building
blocks for foundations and for cel
lars. Find a fine lot of brick -Call
us up on tho Independent
telephone.
J. C. 1 Bobodt, a son-in-law of
Mr. and Mis. S. L. Hollenbeck, of
Mountaindale, wivb dro li ned at the
Ft. Stevens jetty, last Monday a
week, and the body has not yet
been recovered. The unfortunate
young man was unloading dump
carts leaded with rock ai the ex
treme end of lbs jetty, and in
dumping a huge rock tipped one of
tho carts over, and be thought it
waa about to go into the bay. He
grasped the aide of the cart, when
it suddenly righted and threw him
back over the opposite side, and
into the bay. There was a strong
ebb tide flowing and he sunk never
to rise the third time. There were
no lifo preservers there, and it looks
a great deal like criminal careless
ness. Under the circumstances it
would appear as though the widow
had a good chrnce for damages
against the government.
ANOTHER FATAL
Alvin Sclioonover, of Corne
lius, Kills Fred Hainblio
DEAD MA RESIDED AT GLEVWOOD
Accident Occurred Over on llie Xcba-U-ni,
Suoday.
Alvin Schoonover. a youne man of
r-
paeard through into the abdomen
He died eight hours later, and
about a half-hour before Dr. Via,
of ForeHt Grove arrived at the
scene of the fatality. Dr. Via went
lo Gales City, accompanied by
Nicholas Lilly, and while en route j
the Nehalem, met with an accident, J
overturning tho buggy and injur- j
ne inineeif. I he burs im tieen
out hunting but a few d:ye, and
the accident ia deeply deplored bv !
Mr. Schconover. Hauiblin'a par-1
enlH rend 9 near (ilenwood. I.yle
Pollock, of Corneliu?, waa with the
party.
FOR SALE.
Forty acres, with good house, barn,
6 acrea cleared besides the orchard
and gtrden, balance timber and
brush land; 4$ miles north of
llillelwo; 8 stands bees, 14 head
of cows, two calves, household fur
niture. Will sell everything, or
place sepa'ately. A nice little
Close to
church. In fine fieiehboihood.
Will exchange for Portland proper
ty. Mrh D. IIe.ndkkkox,
P. 0. addrets, Hillsboro, Ore.
Hog: lor Sale
The undersigned has about eighteen
head of shoats, for this Fall's fat
tening, for sale. Apply to Willis
Anderson, one mile eaft of HilU
boro. COTSWOLD BUCKS FOR SALE.
The undersigned bag a number of
yearling aid spring thoroughbred
Cotswold bucks for sale, at a rea
sonable figure.
Jos Cawrsb,
Five miles N. W. Hillsboro. P.
0. address, Hillaloro, Ore.
II. A. Palmer, well known here
as the firBt man who successfully
conducted an ice cream parlor, and
who had charge of the telephone
central, is critically ill in a sani
tarium at San Francisco. Mr.
Palmer went from here to McMinn
ville and from there to Mrdford,
wheie ho now has a confectionery
store. Hii wife is with him at the
Kay City, and writes the local
Pythian Lodge, of which Palmer is
a member, that he recently 6u tier
ed a dangerous surgical operation.
The county commissioners have
decided that they will build an ad
dition to the poor house, as the
quarters are somewhat cramped at
present. The new addition will be
2'2;ii, and there will be a porch
and two closets added besides.
Superintendent Rov, as well as
those before him. has been asking
for larger quarters for some time.
The work will be appreciated by
the inmates, and the room will be
a convenience to the keeper of the
farm.
M. C. Collier, who has not seen
his Massachusetts home for over
thirty-five years, departed Tuesday
morning for the old Bay State, to
be absent the summer, visiting with
what boyhood frienda he will be
able to find at the "school-boy spot
we ne'er forge', though there we
are forgot." He will have company
as far east as Chicago, as he takes
the same train with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo, Schulmerich.
Screen doors and - window?.
Screen doors complete, $1.00 G.
V. Patterson & Son.
Mrs. Mary Valentine, well known
as a Miss Toei'.e, and who was a
sister of the Toelle boys, of the
Bethany-Phillips section, and to
Mrs. Joe Schulmerich, of Banks,
died iu Portland last Saturday.
G60. Schulmerich and wife left
Tuesday morning for New York, to
be absent about a mouth. Mr.
Schulmerich expects to take in the
big Pythian conclave at Louisville,
Kentucky, and the St. Louis Fair.
Mrs, Robert Blanc-hard and
daughter, of Oregon City, returned
home Monday evening, after a few
days' visit with her relatives, Mr.
Jerome Paluiateer'e family..
it
In Omnia
Is onr motto, and we live tip to it. Anything
you need in the drug line, can be had at our
store, and that, too, of the best grade, at cus
tomary prices. Mail orders promptly filled.
Prescriptions and family recipes a specialty.
56e Delta Drug' Store
Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon
HILLSBORO FEED STORE
isi
Dealer in Flour, Chop, Mill Feed, Baled Hay, Stock
Salt, Stock and Poultry Food, Seeds, Bee Supplies,etc.
A Stock of Lime and Shingles on Hand
We buy Chickens and Fresh Eggs, aucl pay the
highest market price.
We deliver to all parts of the city. . .
J. W. Hartrampf
r
I
f
J. D. HOUSLEY
HOUSLEY EMMOTT
Successor to O. Kooh .
SECOND STREET MEAT MARKET
Fiue stock of Beef, Pork, and
Mutton always on hand. Home "
made sausage, lard. Finest of . ,
Bacon, etc. ; : : :
SECOND STKCTI -
.
WE BUY AND SELL LAND
a III Tf vnn ami
One door westot Bank,
. WWW.WWPWWWWVWW w w w w w w w w w w w r
BICYCLES!
RACYCLE, the Best
Rambler, iWA and Colum-
Racycle g bia Wheels'
We keep nothing but Standard Wheels and sell on easy terms, i
Buy a bicycle but come in and see ours first and get our 4
terms. Full line of eporting goods. Skilled workman for repairing. 0
Best Equipped Repair Shop in Town ! '
F. R. DAILEY, Main St., Cast of I. 0.0. F. Bldg. Hillsboro .
' V - ava
How People Lose Their Money
By concealing it about their person; by stowing it
away in mugs, jugs and jars; by Bowing it up irt skirts
. . and ticks; by tucking it under the couches and carpets, '
in cupboards and bureau drawers; these are tome of
the ways by whi"h people Iobo iheir money and some- "
times lose their lives. " ''
V How People Save Their Money
By depositing it in a good, reliable bank Confident
that this bank fully meets the public's needs, we ten- '
, der its services to all who believi in keeping on the
safe side. '"V;."
J. W. SHUTE, Banker
Hillsboro, , '. - ....'.'i.-i' Oregon'
Paratus"
Cor. Third and Main Sts.,
Hillsboro. - Oregow
L. F. F.MMOTT B
HIUMOKO, OKBOM
.......
In noil t-nnr lanit llaf vAnr farm
If you want to sell your land list your farm
with us. We have a larger list of intending
purchasers thsn any other office in the coun
ty. Here is the place to aell your property.
F, M. HEIDEL
Hillsboro, Ore.
BICYCLES!
Wheel on Earth!
- avvViV 4