HILLSBORO AftS0S, AUG II, 1905
Frank Bower, ol Scholia, tu in
town Monday.
H. H. Halt, oi 8badj Brook, u
in (own Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Kane and wife
pent Sunday in Fomt Grove.
Caleb Miller, of Orefon City,
wis here the lint of the week.
Win. Betchelder, of Glrneoe, tu
In town the firet of the week.
Louis Caratena, the Manning
sawmill man, waa in town Monday.
Perry Gardner, of the Foots
plaoe. West Union, was in town
Monday.
Fred Karrup, of near Banks, was
a county seat visitor Monday, and
called at this office.
X. H. Sheidle, who has been
down on Deere Island for several
months, has returned home.
D. B. Lusby, of Moun Wind ale,
was a county seat visitor Monday,
and a caller at the court house.
8unday brought a alight shower,
settling the dust a trifle, but not de
laying threshing to any extent
J. W. 8hute, of the Shute Bank,
was in Portland Tuesday, on buai
nesa connected with ths Tillamook
road.
J. W. Cornelius, ths Forest Grovs
liveryman, and Dan Baker, of this
side that city, were in the county
seat Monday.
R. B. Collins went to Portland
Monday, to see about street im
provement adjoining his Portland
property.
Owen Murray, the Cedar Mill
farmer who has bonded his farm
for a towniite to Portland people,
was in town Tuesday.
Cbaa. S. Russell, of Portland, wai
out Monday, attending the annual
meeting of the stockholders and di
rectors of the pommercial Bank.
J. J.-Dins-man, of Goldendale,
was here thisweek, guest of his
brothers-in-law, James H. and J.
W. SeweJl. He returned Tuesday
morning. .
E. A. Knotts, of Tualatin, cams
up from his ranch Tuesday, and
went on out to where his grading
camp is located, this side of the
Roy school house.
Rev. A. Robinson has so fat
completed his new residence north
of East Main, near the Warren
grove, that he is preparing to move
his family in a day or so.
Geo. Siglef, of Union County, re
siding near LaGrande, waa here the
first of ths week, the guest of bis
brothers, Alonzo Sigler, of this city,
and James Sigler, of Phillips.
Hon.S. B. Huston returned from
Newport Monday evening and
went on down to attend the Astoria
Regatta, which is now on. He re
turns to Newport Saturday.
Mrs. L. Smith and mother, Mrs.
C. Keith, of Walla Walla. Wash.,
are guests of H. Harrington and
family, of Centerville, and will re
turn home the last of the week.
Found: Black Gordon setter, red
points; male. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing for this ad. H. W. Lueder,
dsliveriog on Hillsboro, R. F. D. 4.
C. E. Roscos and daughter, Miis
Hope, and Miss Genevieve Willet,
of Commanohe, lows, are here this
week, guests of their relative, R. K.
Dailey. They came to see the big
Fair, and are well pleased with
Oregon in general.
Farmers wanting decomposed
granite for chicken grit are request
ed to notify John M. Brown, at the
express office, and with sufficient
orders he will order another car
load. L. W. House and family and
Rev. Gilpatrick and family return
ed Monday evening from a three
weeks' trip to Uaribaldi, Tillamook
county. L. W. reports that Tilla
mook people are sinking a well in
Hopes or finding oil.
Kay L. Thompson and wife, of
a . . . .
Asoun, wain , departed Thursday
for their home, after an extended
visit with T. P. Goodin and family.
Mr. Thompson, who is editor of the
Asotin Sentinel, thinks that this in
one of the finest sections in the
Northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Collier,
and M. (J. Collier, of Scholia, and
Mrs. Johnson and daughter, of
fniledelpbia, returned Monday
evening from trip to Newport,
where they witnesssd the Yaquina
Bay regatta.
Oliver double disc plows, 965;
Rock Island gsng plows, $65;
Sulky plows 16 inch, $45; 50-tooth
peg barrow, 912.50; 14 in. stubble
plows, 914.50. All other farm im
plements at lowest prices. Schul
merichBros.
Eheriff Council hu a call for tbs
Isst half of the 1904 tax, whioh
most be paid by ths first Monday
in October. Readers are requested
to look it up, and particularly those
who made the naif payment, as de
fault means a-beavy penalty.
J R Dunbar, of Adina. Missouri.
and Mrs. Elizabeth Herman, of
Lewiston, III., are here tnw wees,
...... hair hrother. 8. H. Dun
bar, of Farmlngton, and whom they
had not aeen since 1877. They
were callers at. the county seat
Monday, and think mat uregon
hu a delightful climate.
Frank KStahtlV tb carpenter
L waa working for Contractor T.
P. Qjbt
nation by Dr. F. J. Bailey. Mitch
ell has been at the poor farm for
about three wttks, awaiting finil
examination. He is a native of
Indiana, but has been in California
for several years prior to oming to
Orscon. He hs a sou in Sacra
mento. Jos. Connetl, of Hillsboro, Route
1, writes the weather bureau as fol
lows: "Model weather for harvest-
ing, which is practically done;!
wheat and oat yields a little below
the average; barlev fair crop, wheat
shrunken; oats of average weight;
late potatoes and gardens need ram;
fruit dropping off; stock in cood
condition; bops medium ''
T. 8. Weatherred and T. P. IVr-
kins, of the Pchultnerich Bros.'
store, went over to Willamette
Slough, the first of the week, after
bass. They caught hve, and Bay
that they were tho Urgeet they
have seen caught this season.
This is doubtless true as five wtre
all they have seen landed.
Chris. Lvetrop, of Reedville, and
who suffered a stroke of paralysis
some months ago, baB so f r recov
ered that he was last wek able to
leave the hospital and return home
to the farm. He ia getting along-
nicely and his many friend hope
that he will recover his old time
strength.
Mr, Bailee, of Chehalem Moun
tain, southwest of this city, died
last Friday. Deceased was horn in
Kentucky, and settled here 40 years
ago. lie was a father of Mrs 1!
H. Laughho and Mies Jessie Sa'lee,
of Forest Grove. For five years he
bad been a suneter with paralysi?.
R. f Frrttt. 1Kb priori neer at Rnirn
, ... - o - - r
En nee' sawmill, south of Hills-
Doro, while workiog around the ec
centric Monday morning, sustained
a badly lacerated finger on the
right hand. Dr. F. J. Bailey
dressed the wounded digit.
Jov Hulit. work ins for Contract
or J. W. Goodin, on the Jackson
Bottom bridge, was injured by a
falling timber last Saturday eve
nine, and sustained a brained hand
and a dislocated thumb. He was
attended by Dr. A. B. Bailey.
H. T. Blair returned the last of
the week from bis second trip to
the Tillamook country, bringing
back one of his horses, which took
sick on his first trip.
J. F. Carstens, the B-trAs bop
grower, was in Monday. He sold
bis lot last week, and has just fin
ished delivering them to the station
George Gibson, in the emnlov of
oner in lonhell, ha go.ie to a?co
and Grass Valley, Sherman County,
on a business trip
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
Johnston, Pa., of flood fame, had
a half million dollar fire the first of
tbs week.
Yellow fever is now at Memphis,
Natchex, and in many Southern
coast cities. -
Tobaaco, Col . near Trinidad, bad
a flood last Friday, causing four
teen deaths.
Famine in Andalusia. Spain, af
fects 200.000 people, and many are
dying of starvation.
The steamer Peconic. of Philadel
phia, sunk off the coast of Florida,
Monday, and twenty men were
lost.
A Silverton, Ore, game warden
informs on his brother, who is eent
to jail. The Josephs are not all
dead, evidently.
A. Newborn, N. C. mob hung a
negro from a bridge Saturday night,
because he bad assaulted a woman
storekeeper with an ax.
The man who sold Vice Presi
dent Fairbanks a $500 inkstand at
government expense bas cut his
price down to $250 owing to public
sentiment.
Lincoln's birthplace, near Hoilg
ville, Ky , was sold under the ham
mer, Monday, for $3000, no more
than it would have brought for
faim purposes.
The wind blew off the roof of the
O. R. & N. round house at Heppner
and there seems to have been
nothing but wind in the upper
country, suuday.
An eight year old boy at Yonkers.
N. Y., bas slept four months and
the case is ballling the medical
profession. The coma was superin
duced by his whirling around a
lamp post in April.
Pendleton and vicinity had a big
dust storm Sunday, causing thou
sands of dcllara in damages. Grain
was scattered over the fields, and
mercantile stocks in I he city of
Pendleton were badly damaged,
owing to plate fronts being blown
in.
Tom L. Johnson wants to gel in
to the presidency on the platform
of public ownership of railways
and public utilities. Judging the
future from the pant the Argus is
inclined to believe that some man
will be elected who believes in the
railways and public utilities own
ing the government.
Witte, tho Russian at the peace
conference, seems to have captivated
the Americans who have met him
but the little Japs have but little
use for the big fallow. Japan, how
ever, is backing down from her po
sition that she must have a big in
demnity. Russia claims, however
unjustly the accusation may be
that Roosevelt is trying to protect
A HARD ROW
And a long pull iWrllwo the pathway
( a womau atttiouii with fvmal ok
ness uulra sl is unttir Hi car of a
iWUir ho has had surcwutful pxperit'iic
in lht trtm'nt u( suvh rases or tls has,
found h riht rvmotljr which can ba
saMv used lini't'iKliinlY of th- dork.
r'orty year ano, lr. K. V. IMwce found
that KomtMi wi being grossly mal
treated mainly through Ignorance and
carelessness, ami he determined todevota
himself tu study and research till ha
found th rval cans of their autTering
and a proper remedy for It
lie fciim! it, and dug from Xatuiv'1
t.atxmilorT, the earth. Aulurv'i rvmnli.
for woman's weaknesses and ailments,
tie found in Lady's Slipper mot, lilack
I'ohosh root. Cnlcorn rixit. Blue Cohosh
root and tiolilou Meal root, tha required
ingredients.
The rvuiedial virtues of these he ex
tracted, combined and preserved by his
ow n peculiar non-alcoholic, glyceric pew
msses, and tho compound Is now known
the world over, as Or. Pierxw's 1'avortta
Prescription.
"The wearing at corsets loo tight seemed
to have brought on an abdominal pressure,
wt-atosiliig lu ligaments autl resulting In
uiM.li.viuonl, wlilili truuMed aw until I was
not St to walk, and al times could hardlr
si suit" writ. Mrv Beverly iMtgrvavea. of
Kull.si St.. San Francisco, Cat "A nelghls
advt'ssl m to try lr. Pteisvs Favorite t're-K-rliuiou.
Bu(orw the first bottle waa used
I Ml uiwch better. Impiuveiaent went
steadily on. and within four monibs I was
like a new awl well woman once more. 1
am now iterfectly well and strong, and
trvuiclv grateful to you for your blessed
remedy a bouu to sick women.
A Qrcat Doctor Book Free. Send ?l one
cent stamps to lr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo.
N. Y to cover mailing and ho w ill send
you a free copy of his lUM-uage Common
Sense Medical Adviser, paper -covered.
Cloth-covered 31 stamps.
Ir. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are th
best and satost laiallve tor ths us of
iolicaU) woman.
Battling Nelson an! Jinimv
Britt will fight in San Francisco
on ths night of September 9, for
the light weight championship of
the world. Eddie Granev. who has
refereed a number of encounters in
Portland, will be selected as refe
ree.
When yon want pickles go to
Greer's. Alt kinds in bulk.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Bran new $1)0 buggy; for cash, 175,
or will trade tor grain or gtsoline
engine of good manufacture. W.
F. Habn, Mountaindale, Ore.
A GUARANTEE
We hereby guarantee Patton's Sun
Proof Paints to wear well on build
ings painted with the same, for at
least rive (5) years. Should our
claim for Sun-Proof paint fail we
agree to furnish new paint free.
It is our meaning and intention
to honestly guarantee our paint to
wear, but this guarantee will not
be allowed to be uwd as a means
for unjust demands, careless, slovenly-work,
or where the paint is ap
plied contrary to written directions.
, PATTON PAINT COMPANY,
J. E. Patton, President
Schulmerich Bros, keep this
paint.
LEWIS ft CLARK EXPOSITION
Daring the Lewi & Clark Exposition
the Southern Pacific Company will sell
round trip tickets to Portland, limit thir
ty days, at one and one third fare for the
round trip. For parties of ten or more
traveling on one ticket, one fare for the
round trip. For organized psrties of
one hundred or more, individual ticket
at one fare for the round trip.
Stopover of ten day will be given at
Portland on all one way tickets reading
through that point during the Exposi
tion. Ticket must be deposited with
joint Agent at Portland and charge of
nuy cents win oe mane lor toe extension
of time,
LUMBER FOR SALE
We saw the fineat cidewalk lumber;
fencing, ceiling, and all kinds of
building lumber. We deliver.
Drop uk a card, snd tell us what
you want. We also furnish esti
mates for houses and barns, and
for bridge work. Hill 3 miles north
of Glencoe Address Bishup Bros ,
Hilluboro, R. F. D. No 3. Pacific
States' Telephone, Glencoe central.
To the Farmers of Washington County
Have you any Insurance upon your
buildings and their contents?
If not, you can get insurance
with the German Insurance Co.. nf
Bethany, which has been amongst
you ior more than twenty-rive
years. The rates are 50 cents per
100 of the amount of insurance,
and 25 cents ner 100 evarv vai
thereafter, subject to assessments if
thtee amounts anon Id not be nf ti
de nt to pay up losses.
Youcanget sll Information re
garding this by addrtsning the sec
retary by mail, or the president by
Pacific States telephone, Glencoe
Hillsboro, Alf Guerber, President,
II. F. D. No. 1, Hillsbcro, Ore.
P. S. Telephone, Glencoe-Hillsbcro.
Peter Groseen, Secretary,
It F. D No. 1, HillBboro.Or
HOMESTEADS
And Desert Land Claims For You
I can locate vou on level vallnv
lands with deep, rich soil, free
from rock. Water to he bad at a
depth of from 5 to 30 feet. These
lands are located in Central Ore
gon and can be taken under the
Homestead or the Desert Land
Law. Railroad soon to tap this
wonderful section. Call and ree
me at the F. H. Heidel Real Es
tate office, or address me at Hills
boro, Oregon.
JMJ1.S .P41"5TI
tY WaX BUY YCL'n PGUXZS
And guarantee you satisfaction. Our Drier will start September 10.
Wm Hmv m FtnUOImsm Okhr Kill
Onr Cider Mill will start September so, and continue tbroughout (hi
season. Mill and Drier located in North Hillsboro, on fourth street.
rVsWs ffcMOMbe
JAMCS F. KtPR - Hllhhot'O, Ormyom
Three Courses of Study sparing for (We ami siat.
certtneatea. Higher courses tvcoguUed in Waaliingtou and other
Stale. ,
Demand for Normal Trained Teachers, ier terms,
higher wages and better opportunities for promotion sward the
Normal graduate for his or Iter enterprise. School directors ap
preciate the superior ability of Monmouth graduates, and thtde
wand far exceeds the sttpplv. Special attention given to method
work in graded and ungraded school.
Catalogues Containing Full Information iii u sent
on application. Corresponded- Invited. Address
p. n npii fb d,-.li....
or J'. B. V. Bulltr, Secretary
Cornelius Warehouse
CORNELIUS. ORE..
Does a General Warehouse Business. Flour,
Feed, Hay and Shingles at the lowest market
price. Feed for farmers steam or dry rolled or
chopped, as wanted.
Sheriffs Sale
Ky virtue nf an exititlnn, decree snd or
der of sals insued out of the Circuit Court
of theHtateof Oregon fur the Count of
Wa.ihin(ton, dated Autfiint 1, lmift, in favor
of Thou. Talbot and again! Mary Ann
Barrett et al., defendant, fur the mutt ol
S718.27, with intarvat thoreon at the rate
of H per cent per annum from the lt day
of August, liUft, and the further rum of
IM coK with interest thereon at the rat
of 8 per wilt, per annum frum the lat day
of Auifiit, lbOfi, and the further sum id
$572.00, with interest thereon at the rale
nf B percent, per annum from August 1,
1HQS, and for $15 costs with interest there
on at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum
from Augun I, laXi. and for the coats and
eipensesof sale and said writ.
Now. therrf.ne, by virtus and in pur
suance of said Judgment, decree and or
der of sale, 1 will, on
Monday, September it, 1905
at the south door of the Court Home In
hilhboro, Ore., at the hour of 10 n. 111, of
said day, sell at public auction to tlie high
est Milder lor ch, th following de
scribed real property, situate In the Conn
ie of Washington, Mate of O'egon, to-wit :
"Beginning at an iron bar in the center
of th County Koad from which the North
east corner of the I A.Hparks'D. L. C.
No. SM. T. 1 N. K. 1 W, War Mer. is resett
ed by running North 46 minutes West 18
chains, thence East 22.23 chaiua, said be
ginning point being lbs Southwest corner
of land owned by John Md'allen, thence
running North 45 minutea Went S.46
chains, thence North HU.3t minute West
4 64 chains, thence ttoulh 45 minutes Ksst
8 65 chains, thence Mouth KH.'M minute
Kast 4.58 chains to the center of the road,
thence North 45 minute West 3.1U chains
to place of beginning, containing 4 acres
more or less;
Also beginning at the Northeast corner
of the ion-acre tract of laud in the l-cmiiel
Sparks' D. U C. formerly owned by John
Schlierh, running theme Went along the
North line of said UXacre tract Uu chains
to a point, thence South 20.4 chains to a
point lu the Mouth line of the I., part of
said 100-scre tract, thence Kast 7.57 chains
to tne Houtheast corner of said L. part 01
said 100-scre tract, thence North along the
Kast Hue of said luo-acra tract 28.4 chains
to th place of beginning, containing 20
acres," to satisfy the hereinbefore named
sum and for th costs and expense of
said sale.
Haid property will be sold subject to re
demption as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my hand this 10th day or Au
gust. 1906.
J. W. CON NELL.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
John M. Wall, Attorney for plaintiff.
Administratrix Notice
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been by the County Court of
the lilat of Oregon, for Washington Court
tv, dulv appointed Administratrix with
the will innexed of the estate of N. 8.
Howell, deceased, and bas duly qualified
and entered upon tbe discharge of her
duties as such.
Now thereto, all persons having claims
against th estate of N. H. fiowell, de
ceased, are hereby required to present th
same to the undersigned at the Law Office
of (leo. K. Bagley In Hillsboro, Oregon,
together with proper vouchers, wltbin six
months from the date hereof.
Dated June 12, IttOo.
ELIZABETH H. LAUD.
Administratrix with the will annexed of
the estate of N. 8. Howell, deceased.
Qeo. It. Bagley, Attorney for Adminis
tratrix:. Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given, that I, tbe under-
alirned Kxecutor of the estate of Gottlieb
Vergin, have filed in the County Court of
the Wtste or Oregon, ro wash. Co., my
final account as executor, and tlistsaid
Court basset Monday. September 4. 1106.
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. as the time,
ana tne county court nooin 111 Hillsboro,
Washington County, Oregon, as the place
for hearing object ions to said account, and
the final settlement of said estate.
K. W. LKP80HAT.
Kxecutor of tbe estate of Gottlieb Ver
gin. deceased,
W. N, Barrett, Attorney for estate.
Administratrix' Notice
Notice Is hereby given tbst the under.
signed has been by tbe County Court of
tne mate 01 uregon ror wttsniiigion Comi
ty duly appointed administratrix of the
estate or rnmp r egniung, deceased, ami
bas dulv Qualified aa such. Now. there
fore, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to present
mem to trie unrjersignea at tne law olnce
of Geo. R. Bagley, in Hillsboro, Oregon,
together with proper vouchers within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated this Aug. 5th. 1W5.
ELIZABETH FEGHTLINd,
Administratrix of th estate of Philip
Feghtling, deceased.
Geo. it, Bagley, Attorney for admri.
MONMOUTH
State Normal
Begins its 24th year
September 26th
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PROM PORTLAND.
Through Pullman standard and tourist
sleeping-car dally to Omaha, Chit-ago,
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansas City; through Pullman tourist
sleeping-car (peraonally conducted)
weekly to Cbicsgo, Kansas City, re
clining chair csri (seat free) to tht
Kast daily.
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FROM roRTUND
Steamships between Portland and San
Francisco every Ave day.
River boat on th lower Columbia and
Willamette daily except 8unday.
LOW RATES
To and from all points In the Esrt
Tickets via this route on sale at all depol
offices of the Bouthrn Pacini! Co.
A. L. CRAIG,
Qeneral Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon,
Ganoral Marobandlae
I ctrry a complete line 01 Cenersl
Merchandise, Grocerle, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
can get you anything yon want, on
order, at Portland price.
I make a apecialty of cedar fence
post and cedar shingle. My line
of Grocerle can't be beaten. Give
me a call. 1 buy farm produce, cash
or trade. Give mc a call,
O, 3, ttByuoUa
Mountmlndmla, Of
SUMMONS
IN THE CIKCUTT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Kenyon Crandall, Plaintiff,
Iff, I
nt, I
vs
Lizzie A. Crandnll. Defendnm
To Lizzie A. Crandall. tha above numl
defendant
In tha name of the Htste of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear hiiiI
answer the cmiplulnl tiled herein within
sir. weeks from the dale of the llrit publi
cation of this summons, and If you fail so
to appearand answer the complaint, the
plaintllt will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in his complaint, to-wlt
For a decrao dissolving the marrlsve
contract now existing between plainUIJ
ana aeienonni, ana ror sue 1 oilier snd
further relief as to the Court may upjiear
equitable.
The date of the first niihllciftlon of thia
summons is Augusts, I'JOO, and -the order
authorizing the service of this summons
by publication requires you to appear and
answer 011 or befor the expiration of six
weeks fiom said date,
Tula summons is served upon you by
Publication by order of the Honorable
'nomas A. McRride, Judge of the above
named Court, by an order made and dated
at Chambers al Uillsboru, Oregon. 011
August 1 1906.
JOHN M, WALL,
Mw.n. .-... W.UH.
USe W. J. Benson Co.
Has (uUlcil to tlic biistncss itt their
JMcw JJtmrtcrs tti Main Street,
STEAM AND
GASOLINE
Ageut for Valvoliue Cyliinlcr Oils and Magnet
Machine Oils, liest gnules.
riunibing suplit'S, strain ami psoliue etiglno ckln:,
tine grail) a ol i'ullitt metuls; oils, in iuio nml live gallon
cans; waste ami compountls, slcutii ami waitr valves t f all
kimi, littings ainl lio. Large supply t( lubricator sml
injtt'lttrs for mill ami traction et gii.c
Pitclier A fine I'm of garib'ii litwe ami ever) Ibing
and (mi i ul in siivli an Mtatilihhnwitt. Call ami
Force
Pumps
Main Street..
IBB
We want Your Trade
And We Buy
Your Farm Produce
Our stock of Uctirrsl Merchandise will
answer your wauls. Our diy kmI '
of the best quality, and our boot and
shoes excel. W can suit you. liio.Tr
irs of the best, for averyliody.
We Give You a Premium
For rverv Ten
we give rat h customer a ho ijsjj oil
painting. We also take l atin Produce
sud pay cash for it.
Our line ol Frui Machinery, litiggte,
etc., will suit yon and our prices ate
tight. See our celebrated Keystone
Wite Fence.
Rowell Bros, (EL Co.
Scholia, Oregon
Dailey's Music Store
We have aihlcd new features to our Maiu Street Music
Store, aud can supply you with musical iustritnuuts of
' f ' - - rSJ M lllilll i)
mandolins; a splendid lineof graphophoucs nud records. K
Sporting and Baseball Goods '
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Fishing Tackle, etc. We have also added a fine line of
crockery, work baskets and fancy baskets. Sec our
Souvenir rlisltr! Ki 1
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aud see us.
F. R. DAILEY, m;
W. B. Cate
CATE'S MARKET
Dealers in Fresh aud 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, Hillsboro, Or.
S wetland' s
Ice Cream
Weliaiiillo tho KamnuH Swetliiml
Ice Cri'tuii, the lHt in tho niarkut.
Our Hanitary Hotla Fountain Is tho
finest in tint timrknt, cleanly nml
wholoKome. Our jiirlor aro oogy,
ctK)l, and dnlightfully furiiinlied.
Try Our Chocolates
We havo the exoltiHlvo nnonoy for
the RuoHoll k (HIlxTt caadieg,
Tlmir chooolaleB aro absolutely the
lineHt in Ihe market.
Cigars and Tobacco -
Our linfg of cigars and tobacco aro
Btttniltrd, Tiojiical fruit always
011 hand. (Jive us a nail. We will
twat you right. We want your
custom.
Parlors on Hecond tlroot, ono
door gotiih of Wehrung's.
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F. S. Olsen,
Proprietor
Engine Supplies
wi our slick (i jMisiit Ir. Tainii'sif's
resiili'lH'O Hot It I'hniH'S.
Hillsboro, Ore.
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