HIltSBORO ARGUS. MAR. 18, 1909
Trespassers
By Arthur Koltonwood
Copungbt. 1904. U T. C. McOsn
a i C
Raxrer had followed the stream all
tlie morning with indiffereut success,
i'our trout, lr far too small to make
matters at all ltiterestiuK. had, risen to
th fly and now slid about In the creel
as he tuatlc his way through the under
lirnsli tn the otien lipid, where the
stream widened and doeueued and rave
lirouiise nf lietter iwt. ,
At the edne of the fttHd was a wire
fence, and (to-ded conspicuously upon
it was the notice:
, THKSK ARK PRIVATE
CKOIND8.
No fiihing allowed. Trespassers
Wilt b proeeeutetl to the lull ex
tent of the law.
Baiter read the sign and (runted.
There wait no one In tight, and tlie
stream twisting through the field wax
decidedly tempting. Moreover, four
Hiuiill trout are very Vusattsfactory in
a ereel made to aceomniod.tte more and
"I'M A POACHES TOO."
larger fish. Baxter grinned lrouically
at the forbidding black letter on the
fence and climbed over it.
Halfway down the field was a little
clump of pine through which the
stream flowed. Baxter entered the
shadows of the trees, and scarcely had
he cast wheti hit reel whirred merrily
and the line cut the water sharply.
Hits pulaes quickened. Here waa nail
ing worth talking about. The Hue
slackened, and he began to reel In
gently. ,.
At that moment the bushes behind
blin cracked, and a calm voice said:
"Pardon me, but have you a per
mit?" Baxter gave no heed until he had
landed the trout; then he turned to
find himself face to face with a young
woman. She waa regarding him stead
ily, with a little frown of disapproval.
A creel hung from a broad strap serosa
tier shoulder, and he carried an un
joined rod lu a leather case,
Baxter had momentarily forgotten
the warning ou the fence. Now her
words recalled It to his mind. He waa
evidently caught redhanded at his
poaching, and the only thing to do wax
to frankly admit it. He looked at the
girl before him. Sue was tali, well
. fonned and unden'ahly attractive. In
deed she waa quite striking as she
stood there calmly awaiting his reply.
"You have a permit, of course?' she
auked again. ,
Baxter smiled, quietly.
"I regret to atate," said he, "I am a
deep dyed poacher."
The girl lifted her brows.
"You must have noticed the signs,"
he said.
"I noticed one," said he, "but the
stream was too tempting to a man who
had luuded but four small trout during
the morning. I am very sorry that my
zeal got the better of my discretion, and
I offer every apology for my unwar
ranted Intrusion. Whatever the dam
ages are I'll settle. I plead guilty."
"I should be Inclined to follow the
signs," she said, "and prosecute you to
, the full extent of the law but for tlie
way you just landed that trout It was
splendid and shows you to be an expe
rienced angler. If you'd bungled It I
should have let the law do its worst.
If you promise not to trespass again
you're quite free to go this time."
Baxter bowed.
"You are very generous," he de
clared, "which makes me doubly
ashamed of my trespass. Rest assured
I shall not repeat the offense. May I
ask to whom I'm indebted for allowing
Die to go unmolested r '
Something in bis eyes made the girl
flush.
"Oh-it's-lfs all right!" she Bald
haltingly. "Now please go at once."
Still Baxter hesitated. He was not
given to pretty speeches nor to staring
at young women whom chance threw
' lu his way, but some Indefinable charm
bout the girl made him do the latter
and regret bis inability to do the for
mer. "I'm very grateful," he said, lamely
enough, 'und and"
"And what?" she said almost sharply.
. 'To like very much," said be, "soma
time In the jfuture to express my gratt-
tnde to you when we stood on an equal
footing that Is. you understand, when
I'm not poaching your stream."
He spoke so earnestly that the girl
flushed agafa. -
"It's all right," she reiterated. "You've
been quite grateful enough. Now
pirate go!" i f
Baxter,' trying ralnly to think of
eoine plausible excuse for prolonging
tht conversation, reeled up hie line and
began to onjolat tbe rod. .
Suddenly a man came crashing
through the bushes and stood beore
em, The firt gave i little atartledj
Wor leather kfglrigVibd WaS clothed
In tweeds.
"'As the niaroter given you lUhlu'
permits?" he aketl, glaring at Bax
ter. "No." said Baxter, "but tjie lady"
The tuan wheeled to thflrl.
" "Ave you got one?" he asked.
"N no." Khe Mid humbly, ami with
out lookitjr at Baxter, she added, erl-,
dentty far his benefit, 'Tni-l'm a !
poacher too."
Baxter's heart Jumped at the word.
He mastered au overpowering desire
to laugh and turned to the girt.
"Well, by George!" was all he man
aged to say.
"It's the marster's order to take you
to the house then," said the man sol
emnly. "See here" Baxter began protest
ingly.
"For $2 apleve I'll let you go this
time," the man saltl Insinuatingly.
Baxter handed him a $o bill, and, aft
er warning them to leave at ouce, the
man departed.
As the man stumbled back thtwugh
the bushes Baxter turned to tbe girl.
Her face wa scarlet aud her even re
fused to meet his.
"It was frightfully mean of me," she
explained. "I thought It would be a
great Joke to frighten you off by pre
tending I owued the stream aud then
fish It myself. Then that frightful
man came and and to tell the truth.
I should have been dragged to the
house, for I hadn't a cent of money
with me,"
She lifted her evert to his.
"Oh, what must you think of me!"
he cried contritely.
But Baxter was laughing happily.
' Tk Mask la Italy.
The Italian nation is especially ap
pealed to by the charm p mystery and
all those Indefinite possibilities which
lurk behind the secrecy of the mask.
Not but that this license of masks was
frequently abused. Aleosandro Vl
who with Madonna Lucrecia, was sc ;
fond of watching tbe maskers go past
from tbe balcony of Castel St Angela,
had to forbid masks In 1499 under pain
o tbe gallows, to such au extent did
the factious and III disposed at Rome
take advantage of them to pay off old
scores, and so many people were killed
or seriously wounded every day hi the
streets.
Connected with tbe old Saturnalia
the masks were the especial charac
teristic of tbe Fabulae Atellanae aud
the leas artlstocratlc Mlmae, and no
body who has seen the collection of
such antiquities at Rome. Naples and
Pompeii will doubt the important part
that masks played In the life of the
early empire. Thence we way trace
them down In tbe antique farces,
which gradually blended with tbe aa
cred representations of the middle
ages until they ultimaMy laicised
them and removed tbetu from the
church. Gentleman's Magazine.
Tk H'Uhtea.
The wishbone in birds is called by
scientists furcula and is in reality the
union of what are lu man the two sepa
rate collar bones. These in tbe birds re
ceive the brunt of tlie strokes of the
wing that turn the creature in Its
digbt. Few realize the strength of
stroke of tbe bird's wing. It Is said
that a swan has been known to break
a man's leg by a blow of its wing, and
!n like manner tbe wing beating;) of the
larger birds are dangerous If they
strike the head or face. If, therefore, a
large bird Is in the habit of inaklug
sudden turns to right or left in its
flight it must be fitted with a wishbone
competent to withstand the great
strain of the wing stroke on one side,
with no special action on the other side.
For this reason we find In the eagle
aud like birds of quickly turning flight
a furcula that la a perfect Roman arch,
widely at variance with the Gothic
arch, which is tbe shape of the wish
bone of one common fowls. The eagle's
furcula Is a solid rounded arch, every
where equally strong and not develop
ing those points of weakness that make
our sport of breaking the wishbone
possible.
t
Xeeesaltr of Eirrrlae.
The variety of beneficial motions that
may be had In muscular exercise is al
most unlimited. It is interesting to no
tice that children, when free to pluy
as they choose, instinctively make so
many different motions that they seem
to use all their muscles. When peo
ple's Ideas of propriety shall have be
come what they should be grown peo
ple can exercise like children without
ttelng considered daft or silly. Many
it the performances of children seem
to older persons purposeless and use
less. There Is such a state of Ignorance
and prejudice that many people of con
siderable education lack very much of
having a proper conception of tbe rela
tion of exercise to life and health. One
may learn and practice with benefit
a system of exercises, as iimny do,
without having tbe acquaintance with
the principles Involved that makes pos
sible the greatest benefit and Interest
and enjoyment There Is an Important
advantage In knowing the reasons for
the various movements and' what mus
cles make each movement and how
muscles use bones as levers.
Henry Toelle, of Phillips, and
who has been ranching for several
year, was in town the Grit nf the
week. He will try sawmiiling this
Summer.
Mra Arenath C Brown, of Iowa
Hill, waa in the citj Saturday.
She expect a to make this city her
borne Ibis Fall.
J. C. Miller; of the Arcade dis
trict, was in the city, Saturday, and
reports the roads at very good up
hia way,
Chan. Malthea, one of the five of
the Malthes' family reading The
Argus, was a caller at this office,
Monday.
J. B. Dawning, of Progress, was
in town Monday, and will read The
Argus and Examiner for another
year.
John Ironside and Fred Peterson,
of near Cedar Mill, were county
seat visitors, Monday.
Robt. Wirlz, of Forest Qrove, was
J. C. Hartley, of Bank, was in
town Stiurday.
T S Sutton, of Laurel, visited
the city Saturday.
T. H. Miller, the Cornelius jewel
er, was iu to ii Monl.v.
Fred 0. Anickrr, of Kin ton, was
in the city, Saturday.
S N Tunatall, of Phillip, was a
county seat visitor, Friday.
John Kassshautn, of the North
Plains, was iu the city, Monday.
,llin. A B. Flint and wife, of
ronton, were in town Saturday.
Mr. an I Mrs. (Jeo. Keller, ol '
Vinelands, wers in town the last o' j
the e-k.
S. 0 Sherrill, principal of the
C rn lus schools, spent Sunday in
the city.
Mr. and M s. X S Pricket, or
IUi k, were callers at this otlioe,
Mondiy.
Peter Grnesrn was in fr 'tn Phi'-lips-Bethany
section, th first of
the week.
Robert Johnson, ot near tVar
Mill, was iu town (he first nf the
week.
Wi l shetr sheep o- gnt by con
tract. F W Btrber, Cornelius.
Write or telephone.
tVdar fence pote and hop poles
for a ile. Send in orders T. S
Sutton, Liurel, Oregon.
Robert and William Thompson.
Ceiar Mill pioneers, were in town
tbe first of the week.
John Schl-nel, of nsr Banks,
was down Tuesday, payirw his an
nual tax and while here made The
Argus ctl'ioe a pleasant call.
White Minorca etas for sale; 50
centa per setting of 15 Easy to
raise; good layers Mis. Jno
Humphreys, H it Isboro, Sixth snd
Baseline.
Mm. Mary Mors. wife of Michael
Moore, and a pione-r of 1843, oele
brated her 75th birth anniversary,
Sunlay. Mrs. Latching, of Port
1 ind, was oue of the guest.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
Rusia will send reinf.irc-ments
to Kuropa'kin. That was what he
needed long ago.
Tillamook has raised the iibi
dy and is now notifying the rail
road promoters to go ahead with
the railroad.
Geo. Schistler, a Denver team
ster, because he was defeated in a
law suit, killed his family and tbrn
committed auicide.
Peabody will not be seated as
g vernor, the Supreme Court hav
ing decided that the legislature
must seat either Adams or Peabody.
This means that Adams is the gov
aor. Dr. Cawood determines that lie
will stay at Gnldendale, even if he
were firm a coat of tar and feath
ere. He thinks the incident will
g've hU evangelising a larger
crowd than ever.
A Holy Roller evangelist. Dr.
CaaoHl, formerly of Port'and.
was givn a coat of lar and featheis
at Gollendtle, Wash., Saturday
night. The Doctor was holding
meetings, and many of the women
were prostrated with h atari He
left Gnldendale without further
trouble.
Knrnpatkin mida hii retreat
away from the Japanese, and the
trap that tbe Japanese had Bet for
him wih tint sprung in time. Th
Rusiai losses are estimated at
1(K),0"0 and the Japaiee losses are
considerably less. If Kuropatkin
keeps on he will yet bf at the Japs
into St Petersburg.
A Portland man, In a legal paper,
filed in court, declares that one at
torney. C H. Piggott. is a 'dr.arn
er. poet and philosopher." If the
plaintiff eould but se one of Pig
gott's letter heads, in rubber stamp
wi'h a hrisiling hog r-mpatit, he
would change his mind about rig
gott being a poet."
Senator John H. Mitchell has re
turned to Portland, to stand trihl
for land fraud The care will p'ob
ably be commenced in June, some
time. The government believe its
case against the venerable aemtor
to be perfect, although Binger Her
mann's ca is not so strong Sen
ator Fulton will not act as counsel
for Mitchell.
It is stated that as yet the gov
ernment has no evidence showing
that Binger Hermann ever took
money fcr advancing titles to the
fraudulent land titles issued in h:s
ofhee, while General Land Com
missioner. Williamson, Congress
man from the First District, may
aleo escape on the same grounds.
Senator Fulton is said to be in no
way connected with the land frauds
and tbe government will make no
attempt to implicate him.
This is the way they do busineii
up near Colfax, Wash. David
Asohenhrenner eloped with an elder
brother's wifo. The father of the
boya caught up with the runaways
at the depot and father and son
had a regular slugging match
The boy was too much for the old
man, but the officers interfered and
the young Lothario waa arrested,
along with the woman. The fath
er of the boy says that ha will
prosecute both the younger sou and
the woman, and send tbem both to
the pen. Tbe woman ia only 17,
and was married to the brother, A.
California, in the I.ne Atgeles
section, has been having a tige of
wind and dood for several days,
and all tratlic was at a otamlatill
Sundav snd Monday. Two livis
and much property were loet at;
I. os Angeles
John Breitton, nf Cottage Oiove.
who shot John Fletcher, tluongh
an alleged accid nt, and now under I
rret Wue it is ailegtd lint be
ehot Fletcher sn i tried to make
it appear as a strcide, in order to
get insurance uiouev as Fletcher's
beneficiary, has been mirriid twoi
or three times, and he may vrovej
an 0ecn Johan Ho h. Hi las) j
wife died in lVoemlicr, but lie isj
known to have a rorrespnitih new I
with two women regarding tnatri-j
tunny.
FOREST GROVE MILLINERY
Grand Millinery Op- n'n, March S.i
at ;:IX A. M , at the Pan- M.llue
Pa'lors, next door to the I Kid F I
Iowa Hall, Foreet tic v V-u
tre cordially invit d t ra I and see
the new styles Yours fur Trade. I
Mia L. B rdan, Foreet Grove. j
WANT PHOTOGRAPHS I
Snwinill men and manufacturers nf
ail kinds are rettiraled to semi in
photograpos nf their htiilJing, and
articles descriptive uf their indus
tries, ss soon a po sibV, to Mrs it
dch.iHield, Cornelius. The Lewis
t& Clark ptople are to get nut
pamphlets dencripttve cf the coun
ty, aud thote e important pen
tials. They al-io want eieiially
tine firm scenes A lilrei-s l
matter to Mr. B S h..ltild, t' .r
nelius. Oregon.
Notice ot Fiual Settl merit.
Notit-e In In n by given, that the umler
aixne.l AilniiniHirairn hits lileil her filial
accnnnl In Me in ttir of the estate of K M
nay Jones ilms-aa,l. ami mat I h I '.unit v
Court of lit slate ol tiretfon, fur Wsli ig. '
Ion Onunly, has set Mntnlay, Hie lith ilay
of April, ilHO, at the County Court Itoom
in H ii lxrt). Oreiron, at lea o'clock a. ni. i
of naitt tlay ai Hie limeau.l plare lor Inutr- !
tag nlijeclioiis U eahl final account an.i I
f.r the tin.il settlement of utiu ratal.
Dalnl llila March tn, WtV
SoPllrtoNIA JONKS. !
AilininittralrU of IhettlaUof lliiiiney ,
Joilt, iteeraaetl.
Notice of Final Meeting of Creditors.
IN THE DWTllKT CoUK'P OK Til K
UNITKD BF ATM KOlt THE j
DISTRICT OK OHKtlON !
In th Matter of the Katale I
of
Iiavi.l J. Porter, bankrupt I
Notice ia herehy given, that Ittintoii .
Bowinan, the duly elrcml, tiialillil ami
acting Trustee of the ahove iiame.1 Mlale, I
has tiled wlih the iiinlcitigcuxl Keferee,
lm liual report ami aiTonnl ami Hi lira-'
tlay, March Zi, l!J5, at 10 o'clock . in. at
the nttii-e ol the untleraigneil UlTetee at
llillnborn, Oregon, has heeii llxeil as the:
lime and pla.T for tne unit I ineeiinx of
tlM ereilltori of aaid bankrupt and hear.)
lug of object ioiw, ii any, to mtiil dual ac-1
count ami th final leitlemeot of iwul ct- i
late.
Daleilat IIillluiro, Oregon, t hit 27t It day j
of telirnary, r.m'i.
II T. HAliLEY,
Heferee in Hank nipti y.
Eiecutor s Notice,
Notice Is hereby given, that th under
aigued hai lieeit liy Ilia Court Court of llio
Mlote of Oregon, fi.r M aalniigton I'liniity,
iluly apixTnted ami continued sole
KieeuUir of the lait will and Imatiient of
Vemlel f'rherwhel, ileeeaaeil, and haai
iiuiy (piatineil anil eulered upon the ills
.-harife of hm duties aa such.
Now, therefore, ail persons having
claim!! agiiiiiHt said eslta of Van-
ilel HcheiHchel, tlctease.l, are hereby
rrquiren lo preaeut trie same to the
omlei-iiKiied at the Ijw Ofllce uf (Jeo, K.
Ilagley in Hillahoro. Oregon, together
Willi proper vnncliert, within nil mo:iths
irom l lie date bereor.
Dated thialfTth tlav of Jan., KIU5.
WILLIAM 11 HM1TH.
Kieculor oflhe last will and testament
or VeniJel Hciieiacbel, deceasiHt.
Executris' Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed eieciitrix of
me eaiHie oi unver ualbreatb, dweael,
liy an order made and entered in the
County Court, of tlm Ktatnuf llnwin f r
Washington County, on the 21al day of
January, rn, anu all persons who have
cisiini against said eatate are hereby
notified lo present them to me, with
rrper vouchers, at the law olltce uf K H.
itiiigue, iiiusDoro, Oregon, willilu au
inontli, from the date herool.
Daiotl this lt day of January, 1B05
HA RAH OAl.nftRATH.
Executrix nfthn Katateof Oliver Ual-
nrrath, Deceaaed.
K. ti. i'ongue. AtUirney for Kieeiitrlx.
NOTICE
STOP dolnn what makes you ill, QUIT
using- poisouous drugs ami start to tske
Nature's Own Remedy. HbKLWKIHS
nr. kb ij'.A ts arisolutely pure, a true
friend to women, a sure cure susintt La
Grippe, CouKhs, Colds, and Luog, Liver
ana Kinney complaints, Indigestion, etc.
It cures; it strengthens; it lortifies end
a wilt i tbe system. It is a Tonic not a
Physic. Try it! Price, 50 cents per
package, prepaid. Cir. ulars snd infor
mation free.
John F. Grsf, Belhsnv, W'aehlngton
Couuty, Oregon, agent for Oregon and
Washington.
Mail Address-JOMW F. ORAF
W. B. Cate
CATE'S MARKET
Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds.
Fish and Poultry. Vegetables in season. Lowest
prices consistent with Good Business Policy.
Will handle Farm Produce.
Hop supplies a specialty.
Main Street, East of Livery, Ilillsboro, Or.
CITATION
IS TltK OH'STY t'Ol liT OF TIIK
NTVI'K OK OliKiiON, KOI!
WASHINGTON rot'STY
In the Miiiti'r cl the Ksiaie j
Margaret tVJ.'iim, IVceaimll
To Albert 1.. Jonm ami all oilier mntiiiN
ImmvKted iu tlioKi.tRtn.it iil Marga
ret l. Jonrn, IVcuuol, (iitHHuit;
In the nam f the ti .f Oitkoii:
Yon are herelor vilcl mnl ritiirwl to ap
pear in tlx- I'ontuy t'ctirl of Hi Slide uf
Oregon, .or llie Comity of V.iii;i..ii,
In llu court room thereof at lill:.r.i, in
llio I'oonly of VYatiinig on. on Moit.lay,
tlie '.Mill itsvof March, Itm'i at III o'clock
a. in. of mnl day, Ito'ii mi. I tlirr alio
ca if any thev have, liy an tinier ol
aaiil I'oiiH i.ioii. not l n. ml authoris
ing; anil cni nulling Henry W. Jonca.
AditiniiHlrut.tr of the cut of .Mmaitivl
l. .lone. itcctHtanl to . II all of tli rigid,
ill tool interval oh he al,ii, of Murvurrl
l. .lone, .-I, In ami to all of l.ota itrnly.
four, twenty lite, I toil y eight. TttenlV
llliiDUIitl I lurty fi;lil to Crtiioilt iitMl'l
vimoii of lll.ak " A" of Ih Tuan ol
Iteaterlon, Vnliliil;l.nl I olm'v, lrgoil,
ill pulilie aiiclion ol (nital atilr, a.a nray
c.l for in the petition of .,. Atl'iilinxir'a
lor lll.st liotTiii,
V ii n.". Hie ItoKorNliI I. A. Ititotl.
Jtiilgt. ol lli I'oimlv t'oiin ol Hi Sial til
Orcaoii. lor Hi t'onnlv of Waliiniilon
nh the aenl of aai.l t'oiirt alllxttt, llila
imi ilav ol January, lmrt,
AHtt: K. J.tlti UA.', l leik.
PRICES
on
MILL FEED
Compare these prices
with what you have t
pay for mill feed else
where: (ratked rorn, $1.40, cvt
Wheat 1.50 "
Bran 20.00, ton
Shorts 23.00 "
Middlings ' 26.00 "
Barley Chop 27.00
We also have a small
quantity of seed wheat
and seed barley on hand
Both 'pMo,l,-'s'
Climax Milling Co.
Ilillsboro, Oregon
Oregon
SHOffr line
Ana Union Pacific
S TKAINH TO TUK KAHT DAILY
KHOM I'OKTI.AND.
Through Pullman standard and tourist
leeping-care daily' to Omaha, Chicago,
Spokaue; tourist sleeping-car daily tt
Kaneas City; through I'ulluian tourial
aleeping-cara (prrannally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas city, re
clining chair cars (seals free) to the
Bant daily.
PKPA ST
to a
DiLir
Ohlcago
Rpeclal
9:iJ.M.
via
Atlaiitio
Kiirwi
8:16 r. m.
via
H lint
tngton St. PaiiT
Kast
Mall
6:0U r. u,
via
Hpokane
TIM II Hl'IIKfJUIXH
raoM
POHTIiAMI)
ARRIVE
raoM
lH.T
Salt Lake, Iienver,
Kt, Worth, Diniiha,
Kansas City, Mt.
Uiuis, Chicago and
Jaat
Halt Lake, Iienver,
Kt. Worth, Omaha,
Kaunas City, Nt,
Uniii, Chicago ami
Walla Walla.' liwlii
tmi.HiHikaiie.W'Hllnce PlillliiHii, Milineae
olli, Nt. Paul, tin
hit!., MilwnukAn,
Chicagn ami Kant
iM r. m
10:30 a. a
7::a.m
OCEAN AND RIVKK HCHKPIII.K
' FROM POUT .AND
Hteanmlilpa Imtween Portlaml and Han
Francisco overy tlvedaya,
Rlvor hunts on tho lower Coliimhla and
Willamette dally except Sunday.
I.UW ItATKH
Tn and from all points in tha Kait
Tickets via this route on sale at all depot
olllom of tha Houthrn Paclllo Co.
A. L. CKAIG, .
Gsnoral PaHsengor Agsnt
Portland, Orngnn
C. C. Cate
.. Prince Henry ..
The Clydesdale IVrcheron
Miimiged by F. C. Pauli, the voll knovn Groom
I
I iv
fat Jk
7 (j iFj
; u
UK . ff .... .
A1' A J
Will make the Season of 1005 in this County
At (lieenville, Cornelius, Clcneoe, Bethany and
Hillslxito, under the care of Frank I'auli, tlie well
known groom. LUtes and jdaees will 1
later, in this ad. and ou posters.
1 1 RMS: Single SmUr, $1; Senior), $10; Inturnin e,
To insure wheu jatrott has two or more to breed,
u.5o each.
r. c. Piiuii,
Groom
i
i
&e W. J.
,Hus atlded to the
New (Juarters
STEAM AND
CASOLINK
l'lumliing suiilies, slcaiu ntnl cnHuline tngins iackin,
line Krtila of fulilntt tnelnle; nils, in mm ittul live gallon
iiiiih; wants and C(iinnunilH, Hteiiin ami wu'er valves ol alt
kiiide, littiiiKS ami iie. I.argo nily i( lulii lcaturM sml
iiijccltirs lor mill ami IrtU'limi mgii.es
Pitcher
ond
Force
Pumps
Main Street,
Rowell Bros. (EL Co.
of Scholls,
Want to TalK to You
Why carry your Farm Produce, Veal,
Poultry, etc , to Portland, whrn tte
will ay you the hiliei.t uiaiket
price lor it. We also handle a Com
plete tine of
General Merchandise, etc.
Dry Unoilt, nlendid line of Shoes,
fiiocerief, I'lour and Peed, l'rtlnla
and Oils, Hardware, We alto han
dle all kimle of Farm Mucliinery,
Watinns, Uuggics, Hacks slid ( arts,
McCurtuii'k Hinders aud Mowers;
Plows and IUmoms. (live u a call.
We Can Save You Money
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS J
t
We carry a fine line of musical instruments, which we
are selling at prices that arc astonishingly, low.
Get One For Your Family
Mf filsn rn'rrxr a fWiiiitlrtp
r...
records, aud
VIOLINS, BANJOS, AND ALL SI RINGED INSTRllMLN IS
a vve nave tlie nest equipped bicycle repair shon in
i Washiiigton Couuty.
T 1 IM
woik spteuiiy uirueu out; .
F. R. DAILEY, Main St., rst of I. o. o. f. Bidg. Ilillsboro
II. 0. S( IIMUIIK,
t)v.er
Benson Co.
business iu their
u Main Street,
Engine Supplies
A lint litis of gurji'ii luiso ntnl rvorylliinx
(niiiul in cui'li an celnlilifhtucnt Call ami
sen our slick 0i(wiiu )r. Tamil hic'a
reKiili'iirc.
Ilillsboro, Ore.
J
lino iC nllntoM,.l !.i
... jiiuiioj; .IJJUS, Willi
all kinds of .
Charges reasonable, and
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