0
HlLUMfto anno. a H
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1 sk i
John Lot hit of V loelanda, wu in
town Tuesdty.
W. W. Jaquith, of Senilis, was
- f in ine city I useday.
i Jerose HooTer was tip from Reed
, tuii monaay
! Bob Greer leads and the reet fol
I low, in groceries, crockery and
I glassware.
I Editor Wood, of the News, Forest
.. Grove, was a caller at the Argus of-
nee Monday.
: Are rou a smoker? Then call
1 for the Schiller or ExceUencia
Oregon manufacture
Barn, October 5, 1905. to Her-
I man Kamna and wife, of North of
, Hillsboro, a daughter,
Samuel Thomas, who is leasing
, the Tongue place, east of this city,
; ih in monaay.
With your head hot your brain
is not right for work. Moral: Buy
i your baU from H: Wehrnng A
cons.
John E. Zimmerman, of beyond
uienooe, over in the Wallace settle
ment, was in town Monday, a call
er at this office.
You can bay paint at Schulmer
icb Bros, at Portland nricea. The
Fall of the year is the proper time
ra use it.
Mrs. S. B. Huston attended
Rathbone Sister Grand Temple at
rqruana, mis week, holding Tues-
aay ana Wednesday,
Fine farm, good improvements,
0 acres under cultivation; near
roreei urove; tor sale at a bargain
Inquire at this office.
ft
Mrs. Asenath C. Brown, of Iowa
urn, nas moved into the Witbam
property, on First street, recently
purchased.
Schulmerich Bros, have received
the Fall shipment of cloaks direct
from New York. Come early and
get your choice.
Geo, W. Kelly, of Vinelands, wis
in Monday, and record a water
melon, grown on his place, at 331
pounds. This is a record breaker.
Schulmerich Bros, have addad
r complete line of stoves to their
stock of hard wai e. Come and have
- a look at them.
Herman Schulmerich went to
Portland Tuesday morning, to
represent Phoenix Lodge K. of
k in the State Grand Lodge.
: Miss Anna Phillip, of Nanton
Aioerta. Canada, was here Sun
day, the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Alice roord. bhe is at present
visiting wita y. t. Phillips and
; wire, oi uomenus.
. W. F. Bellrood, who has been
f; spending the summer at Troutdale.
; was in the county ths first of the
week, looking over his Cedar Mill
f ranch, and came up to the county
seat aionaay.
W 1
cor genuemens, ladies' and
, children, s hose you can do no bet
l ter than to buy of John Dennis.
We hiive them for everybody, and
ai prices mat are values.
Onion growers welcomed the dry
weather of the first of the week, as
thousands of bushels of the product
were on tne ground, thoroughly
soaked. . The end of the week, if
i Koa weatner prs vails, will we al
I the crop safe. ;
Make your own wire fence. Buy
' your wire and a superior wire fsnce
machine and you will have the
world by the seat of the breeches
t and a down-hill pull. Machines,
o, ana your wire cheap. A. C
( Archbold.
Hillsboro has lost its "coon
bootblack, the darkey having gone
i to Forest Grove, where he hopes to
; get a job as porter on the News
electric line, which is to be in oner
ation when the census equals that
oi roruana.
I For sale for seed: Choice lot of
Winter oats and cheat seed. Wilt
! also sell five Merino Bucks, from
( . tne Baldwin Land & Sheep Co
J flock, of ay Creek, Ore Wesley
I W. Paine, Glencoe, Ore:, address,
i Hillsboro, K. IT D. 3,
i A burglar went into the house of
..t the Sherwood butcher one evening
last week, after dark, and demand
ed money. The wife was alone in
the hGUse, and, after parleying for
awhile, managed to get out the
back door and notify the neighbors,
I When they arrived at the house
i the intruder was gons, with notb
j ing for bis trouble.
f While you are looking for a fine
range do not fail to drop into Cave s
i)iooeer hardware store and take a
ook at the Moore range, the finest
in the market. Considering quali-
ty and value these ranges are the
cheapest in tne market. We carry
; all kinds of fine heaters, also.
i Give us a call. Cave's Hardware
j etore, Main Street.
I Peter G. Martin, who came to
; Oregon in 1859, after being in Cal
, ifornia for several years, died in
i Portland, Monday, at the age of 73
years. Deceased was a native of
; Ireland, and came to America when
he was but 12 years of age. For
twenty years Martin lived at Sber-
rv wood, and be was a member of the
Portland police foroe when the en-
tire body of peace officers number
J but nine men. Four daughters
survive the veteran policeman:
l"rs. C T. Hall, Sherwood; Mrs.
" T 7. L. K:ior, lira Delia Hall, and
L'rs. T. 9. Donahue, Portland. A
v " -- -a, Js"-4 Keller, is now on
ilortocdpUCtieroe.
If you want brick for any pur
pose, or buudiog blocks for a foun
dation, remember that the Groner
A Rowell Company, of Scholia, can
supply your demands. They have
a nne lot or lumber, rough and
dressed, in their yard, and will
meet all competition. Now that
your crops are harvested, would it
not be a good idea to consider if
tiling will not increase your in
come. W et, low spots in the fields,
always giving poor results, can be
remedied by putting in tiling. Let
us help you. We can aid you to
avoid crop failure on low landa.
House and barn bills for lumber
on short notice and do not forget
that we can furnish you estimates
on short notice. Post office address
Hillsboro, Oregon, R. F. Dr No 2.
Mxty thousand feet of fine, drv
suipiap on nana.
J. B. Ferguson, wife and daugh
ter, Mrs. Elliott, all of Lincoln,
Neb., were guests the first of the
week at the S. G. Morgan home.
Mr. Ferguson was in the Civil War
with T S. Crosier, of Iowa, now
here visiting with County Treasurer
Jackson. A peculiar coincidence
is the fact that a year ago the two
talked oi visiting in ths west.
Neither bad an idea that they were
... i
to meet in the same town, nor visit
at homes adjoining each other.
From this date all who boy $1
worth, or more, in my hardware
store, will get a rebate of 10 per
cent, and on purchases of between
50 cents and 11.00, a rebate of 5
per cent, will be given. This ap
plies to everything except oils and
white lead. We are going to close
our business, and here is a chance
to save from 5 to 10 per cent., and
our prices meet all competition.
V. Archbold, becond street. In
dependent phone No. 454.
J. S. Tannock. of West Union.
ana who graduated out of the O. A.
C. at Corvallis. last vear. leavea
the last of the week for Schenecta
dy, N . Y, where he has a position
wuu the big electrical works.
The only depsrtment store in
Washington County. We can sell
you anything from the largest farm
implement aown to a needle.
Schulmerich Bros.
Jake Whitmore, of Laurel, was
in the city the first of the week,
and says that the Laurel hopmen
are ready for the market to get on
tne up-grade.
Tt Indian now UVad wort but be
wanted hi aqua la gt wU a too. a
mmih aa uai im cuuid do lb wurk
U lt him
hunt Uwrvfor
mot jvr ar tur
taai wu inetr
-am
JiUiWr.' -..as-.
prat rnNy fur
lit
weak-
l)r. Ptotw naes
th aame tuot
called Hlu Co
hosh In hi" IV
Uon" aklllrullv
UllT
lth
t anl
that aiak it
combined
othr a
Wai CRY YCUR PGUZZS
Aad guarantee you Mtufactloa. Our Drier will tUrt September lo.
IV Hmvm m Flrst-Olass oifcfer Kill
Our Older Milt will ttart September to, and contluue throiiKhoul (he
aeaaoa. atttl and Drier located in North HilUboro, on Fourth alrecl.
V4ow Rmatomabim
JAMES F. KBtR . - HUIaboro, Oregon
wore elrwtlvo
and protect Uia
siomaca iron
funotlunal dlturhancL.
Ult liKRCk'a KiYonrra rmx aimo
b nut ntir ever was a "paumt Btmllolno,
out it n ui carriuiijr wrouKlil uul aud
thoruturhly teeWd raul immripNuM at a,
mu ittumiiiii la a ma pmMr4.
I. riiw'i untiaraJHed uce wllh
thi remmljr wa urh that awr wauled
to use It than any one doctor could attend
to In a private practice. Thi Induced
him to manufacture It on a auftlcleutlj
uwrai cmi io ueei we aemano.
Bt hi own special prucetMcst, he ei
tracu. combine and oreewrve the medl.
einal uualitie of the several Infreuleul
without the um of alcohol ultig cheu
Icallr pure glycerine liwteadi. thu rvn
dtvlnc it abeulutely safe for any woman
of any and In any condition to u
freely. 1 he name of the infmllenU are:
ijuxj a onpper root, ttiark lonoaft rooi
f Til IIIIUIH1J
VXlt,
aud
Vnicorn root. Blue Cohuah root
Golden Seal root. .
Ml May Rohrback. NaTs Amsterdam
Avenue. New York City, Treasurer of the
noman rrosrauive union, write :
"1 had hedrli. barkach. and wu verr
wrrruux i rwvviy oie n aieep more wan
two houra al a lima. I wu tilths! i r
Ir. Pteivw! I'mvurltw PeM-riniliiB. and w..
Mtiitd wllh Um mull. Wltkla a week 1
waa lUeeplnc tplomllUlr. Cuotluued uln
and then iopned. for I was ptrlHil wwtt.
r.Tf Mnw wea ju
'Kaeorli Prwrlui
It to every on.
Constipation although a little III, be
gets bi one If neglected. Ih-. Pierce
IK
Cornelius Warehouse
CORNELIUS. ORE.,
Docs a General Warehouse Busiucss. Flour,
Feed, Hay and Subfiles at the lowest market
price:. Feed for farmers steam or dry rolled or
chopped, as wanted.
A GUARANTEE
oar meaictne Bu twen Mil
1 mxnuaiwd I
We hereby guarantee Tattoo's Sun
Proof Paint to wear well on build
ings painted with the same, for at
least five (5) rears. Should our
claim for Sun-Proof paint fall 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 ued as a means
for unjust demands, careless. sloven-
Raffety, of Mountaindale, My work, or where the paint ia an-
puea contrary to written directions.
PATTON PAINT COMPANY,
J. K. Patton, President
Schulmerich Bros, keen this
paint.
rieaiaul Pellet cure con tl patton.
S. J.
T1 OREGON
(i) SlIOLT LINE
wu ia town Tuesday.
Judge Hollia, of Forest Grove.
was in town Tuesday.
Supt. Roy reports but seven in
mates at tne county farm,
T. J. Willis, of Mountaindale.
was in town Monday.
0. W. Lockmao, of South Tua
latin, was in town Monday.
Arthur Cox, of South Tualatin, Ben Birdsell and brother. Dan.
was a county seat vieuor saturaay. iel, were down from the Grove
Col. T. J. Bramel departs for the Iue'"T U88U of Meedames Mc-
So diera e Home. KOMbnrt. in the vormica nu iwnnis.
morning.
G. C. Zurcher, of the Bellrood I Baby a Born Wonder,
Smokers like the Schiller and the
axcellencia. Taese cigars are of
the beat stock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
W. G. Sander, manager of a bis
sawmill, at Litell, Wash., was here
the brst of the week, a guest at the
place, near Cedar Mill, wu in town
Monday evening.
Wen Davis, of Glencoe. wu in
town yesterday, and will leave for
California in two weeks.
Thought a Provd Motker
J. P. Shirley, of Nelson, was in
Mrs. Delsmsn home, southeast of town Tuesday. He bas leased
town
Miss Ada Turk, who has been at
the J. W. Gates home, si Leisv-
ville, for six months, departed Mon
day evening for Grants Pass.
W. A. Tupper. accountant for a I
big flouring mill at Wasco, is home
the
AN your baby talkr I aiked of
one of my (rieods, who nrat
born waa being exhibited with
true motherly pride aud affection.
'Talkr aald the mother, with a note
of Indignation In her vole. "Well, 1
tbould aay sol Come. baby, dear; aay
Dread and butter' for the lady,
"Bel im bum." said the baby.
"Hear thatr" aaked the proud moth
er. "Now any baby' bottle."'
"Bale hoi."
elan'f U wmutareiilt LtA .-. .ni.
Before purchasing a piano or or-1 arteen month old. Mv muain bu. .
thia wV th i k:. I K"" U"TD "llu Li. mcvor oDy noy Mventeeo month old who
Wm Tnn'n., ,nA -tl X i ick. For quality and prices he u't aay a word that any one can un.
w., v" .uo cannot be beaten. deratand. He aaya -bet and but' for
lSBJfJ. I
Cha.. Meaonam K I,.. 1 " 'W ?' Onsd rough
, u W uo WVU anrf Mmmmjt I U t. 1 r,
wuu iu iu tr oou isrm ior i 1..1:.. . .
vear. ha- mnveH tn Mnn.;.U -' Juroo give us a
ii. ' u" T.. ,. : .r - can ana we will rave vou money
w Licit; ub iias leaapn inn Kintv im ... - . . .
' I inompson Bros., Mountaindale.
Stoffers place for a yar.
Mrs. R. L. Via, of LaGrande.
was here the first of the we.-k, the
guest oi ber sister, Miss Pearl
Smith.
axo Union Pacific
8 TRAINS TO THK KANT DAILY
ritOM fUllTI.AMO.
Through Pullma ttanilard aad lourltl
aleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chlrago,
Spokane; tonriat (lecpinR-car daily to
kaaea City; through 1'ullman touilal
aleeping-cat (pcreunally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kanaa City, re
clining chair car (eeala free) to the
nat daily. "
roa
DAIIT
Chloagu
Srx-elal
:iu..
via
Atlantic
Kaprea
MJ r. m.
via
St. Paul
Kant
Mail
via
flpokaa
TIMK HCIIKDULKS
ru
P0KTI.AND
Salt take, Denver,
Kt. Worth, ouiaha,
Kana City, 8t.
Ixiul, Chicago and
Kant
Ball Take, Denver,
tX Worth, Omaha,
Kanaa City, til,
Iiouti, Chicago and
Kant
vValliVlla7IWI.
Inn .Hpokane. Wal lane
Pullman, Miiineap.
oil. Hi. Paul, l)u
Inth, Milwaukne,
Chta-o and Kast
aaaivi
rauM
BAILT
i;30 r. a
10:30 A.
7:36 a. a
Wm. and Loui Wolf, who have
Henrv Dnral nf Whit Sn1..kn "
J w M UIIV UUIUUU1 I .a n a. .
Springs, returned home Tueadav. i090 00 w."f. We,80 P,ac
aftar . ta,n wk. .ioi i,w i.:. some years, will have a sale on the
sister. Mrs. John Lnftin. nf Vin f0"1. nd then move on the J. T.
. 1 ' v.... i . . i w
lands. xuuug iruj, weaii 01 town. iar
w ni 1 j n ,t oung win move bacjt to town.
Wm. Blanchard. of Brooklvn.
Win . and flnnron Hnlt nl Ri.J Mrs. L. I. Kithcart. of Portland
side, Cal., are here, guests at the bu Bled suit io this oouoty, asking 7T i",' hn' "d
home of A. W. Barber and wife. for divorce from J. Kithc.it. She " Mon nu'
read and butter.' Too can't under
hand a thing be aaya He call candy
tan.' Now. you bear my baby aay
"candy Baby, dear, aay 'candy' for
momaey."
Tannum."
Ton bear? All of my friend aay
that they never knew a child of bis age
who talk aa be does. I worry a little
about It, because I think It ihow uu-
usual brain activity, and I think that
when the brain la too active the body
la not apt to develop as It aboold. I'd
have him talk some more for you, but
I feel I'd better be a little careful.
G. K. Townsend. of bevond
netnany, ana lormerlv of Center
ville. was in town Tuesday, and
caiiea at tne Argus othce.
Mrs. R. A. Lincoln, of Glencoe.
will reside in Hillsboro this winter.
10 permit ner little daughter to at
tend tne public school.
For sale: J. I. Case gsng plow,
n gooa repair. Inquire of U. G,
Gardner, Shop, Third Street, Hills
Doro.
takes you upstair.
The child waved one plump little
flat aa he waa being carried from the
room and aald, "Doogoot" 1
"Dear little chap!" ald bl moth.
"Mv mother aava I tallrwt milta ni.'
Than 1 waa Hi . I..K.
a v. oauw, vagnier OI ine BOUte not near v an nlalnlv aa mv hah.
Tt.lr m wA n. v d m i . I . . . ' ' . .
uu r. inmienie. wem I une or mr menai v it i a
to Portland Monday, to confer with gn that the child I a bora lit
tne directors of the Tillamook rail- aaa l m fiad of that, for It ia
alleges they were married in Ne
braska in 1874 and that her better
half deserted her in 1903. She al
so alleges that be unjustly charged
ner wnn inbdeiity.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
rnoM PORTLA H D
8teamahlpa between Portland and Ban
FraUDiieo every flvedaya.
River boal on tb lower Columbia and
Wlllametle dally eicept Humlay.
LOW KATK8
To and from all poinU In the Rait
Ticket via thi route on sale al all depot
office of the 8outhrn Pact lie Co.
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
I carry a complete line ol General
Merchandite, Orocerie. Dry Good,
Hardware aad Building Material. I
can get vou anything yon want, on
order, at Portland price.
I aike a (peclalty of cedar fence
pou nd cedar ihlngle. My line
of Orocerie can't be beaten. Give
me a call. I buy (arm produce, caab
or trade. Give me a call.
O. S, RaynoMm
MoHHtmlndmlm, Of.
We want Your Trade
And We Buy
Your Farm Produce
Our Mock of Uentral hlervliandl will
aaawer your want. Our dry good are
of the beat quality, aad our ImhI and
hueeeicel. We ca ult you. t'.iocti
le of the beet, for every body.
We Give You a Premium
For every Ten Dollar t'ah rurvhaae
we give each cualomer a tin u" oil
palming. Wealaotak Kanu I'rvxluce
and pay caah lor It.
Out line of Farm Machinery, Hulr.
etc., will (lilt yoa and our price aie
right. See our celebrated Kryntone
Wire Ke ace.
Rowell Bros. L Co.
Scholls, Oregon
Timothy Seed
Wc can sell you Timothy Sml, Alsikc, Mngltsli
Rye Grass Seed, at prices that will save you money.
Flour and Mill Feed
At lowest prices. We are in the market to buy
oats. Sell to us ami save the trouble of shipping
and its annoyance. We pay the highest market
price.
It. L IIARTRAMPF,
Main Street Feed Store,
Hillsboro
I'laWaaWJaSJBJWSWaWaWH
I Sii
1 near 1
Dom't Quli Your Business,
tl aot li.i t awry lo Mlow lh xlvka nf ha wa who
mud, "If your drliklii lnml,?a wilt yuur Imal
aaaa, ial your InUMM."
GYnUSnODLE'Som
tar Sm eld wbUkie of qnalliv. thai art l4ofat ll
by UnUnM aad orcaatoaal drir, Tbaa, hukw
Itata tb kaad a tint aa toll lb day Al I'
bai. Amy nil fur Ih.m la rvuly U tb anal
Aaatikaa laqairy, "Wbat'tl II be r"
aw a, wiaaa, mmrw mmm iwiwa.
w. i. nn icwiTvu a co.. ht, nwruND. ms.
W. B. Cate
C. r. Cute
CATE'S MARKET
Dealers in Fresh aud Cured Meats of all kituls.
Fish and Poultry. Vegetables in seasou. Lowest
prices consistent with Good Business Policy.
Will handle Farm Produce.
Hop supplies a specialty.
Main Street, East of Livery, - Hillsboro, Or.
to learn the languages eaally."-
wad. in Judge.
a trv a.
roaa company. Kf cords ts now
out of the way, and Lytle, the pro
a 1 as At a f.
moier woo ouiu nm an&nikn im
wants to Uks nn the work, bat has L M' "V:.m "U,T M-
IK nr.:.Lt..i. ,. a.l ,!:.. i.l.L , a. "immu vvru, uie uoiei man, W
a. Bicuuroui, 01 uorneuas. was -" euw we dinM. inMk ... ....
II . .L , nun . lnll kl-V. . 1 r ' "'-""1
caucr a,t inis omce luesaay. tyt "- "y a.n not tb. dock of one of the transit'
John Herdlin nfRl,mi ana onuie linear whiffing In the good old
in th it Tn.a.1.. - uuvuapm vwimj, w comer rora air with evident relUb.
1 ' I With the Chamber Of rnmnMimi I "Raa vnnp havoaira mma nn f,l
.wMv.OT, i w n m vu.v uu llJ
Hu T ir.. i. . u : i - ... I iw.i.t wam .u, t . .
A rPAMrc bud i unit m.. jujciB, ud uig llliu in IDS I xiw a cuaiuui inp
. . a. i 'i : 1 1 i i . i ... , iitirk- u i . .
xiiibuiuub, uirrDHiraia will De nOme u iar. rum wiu.
from Alaska. Rnnrlav. anrl it ia a-, bright, glad amlle. "I waa oincb sm
urange fair will be eiven br I Dec ted that thinra will iAr.n Prwea- vwmuj wnen i take an
kAtw ri..A V OOfk a iL. a I ... . ' ) flPMn i
Swetland's
Ice Cream
Loedy Orange No. 339, at the M. or go over nntit Sprios.
a. uan, vruar mill, ure.. on I
Saturday, October 21, doors to open
at 2:00 p. m. The afternoon will
be reserved for sports, exercises etc.
An excellent supper will be served
i:W p. m. A program, consist
ing of dramas, songs and recitations
will begin at 8 o'clock. Admission,
inciuainu supper, adults. 26 cents;
children nnder 10 vears. 15 cents.
Committee
NEW STORE AT CORNELIUS
HOMESTEADS
And Desert Land Claim For Yoa
I can locate yoa on level valley
lands with deep, rich toil, free
from rock. Water to be had at a
depth of from 5 lo 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 see
me at the F. M. Heidel Real Es-
tale office, or address me at Hills
ocean trip verytbln( cornea np but my
Dagme."
Am Awral Jali,
Farmers wanting Fall service for
their mares can visit my stables in
Hillsboro. Prince Henry is ths
only Clyde-I'trcheron in the coun
ty. -H. D. rMmeltzer.
Db. A. A. Bubris.
LEWIS ft CLARK EXPOSITION
Cbolly-Allow ms, Ml-aw-8mltb,
to Introduce you to my nance.
Ml 8mlth-Flee4 to meet you. In
deed. And does tb. same ring that b
gave m. fit you too?-Browning" Magazine.
Administratrix' e Notice
The new store in Cornelius is now
open and ready for business. In
the line of drv goods and notions, kn.. n.
ft,.nl.KSn. k.r.J-U UuV I V"C6UU
goods of all kinds, shirts and over
alls of all sizes, patterns and prices,
groceries oi toe nneet staple quali
ty, we excel, and have a SDlendid
A 1 1 a M ' .
Biwua.. a kuuu 110BOI larm imnie- Dnrinv th Ti. Jt, n... D
. , . . r I . O ufc .u. HAHWHUVy
meats, Dugeies, wagons. Blows, har-1 tne boutbern Pacific ConiDanv aeii lNnn i. h-nh- . j.
TOWS, cultivators, etc., in Stock, of r0UBd '"P t'ckeU to Portland, limit thir- tfgned bas been by the County Court of
standard manuiactnrea We tak-o ' "ut"" uuc "u iar ior me rl , "aauiMBMra uoun.
"."j" ! . . l"e round trip. For parties of ten or more ,T. July appointed adminUtratrix of the
iiuj uruu ui,e in payment ana nav tra.iinr n .lu.. estate or r-niun reehtiine. danoaiuHl. anrl
. a ... . - w r i ------, Vu, waive sail a: lui aiaec i i . i . . , r
tbebigbest market price. Comein round trip, For organized parties of ?0".f S&TMlJtTZ
ana see ine new store. Wo trouble " " mm, inaiviaaai tickets Mid etati .re hereby required to pNent
a. J t m . I sit Olle far! Inr In rrniarl Iran I ai.. a,. u. a i a -. . r ...
w mow KouaHa ovqd u you do not I vr-" y'n . w nBnw h im iiw omcc
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voucher within lx
"UV "ro. oer i0. m" prices Portland on all Due wav tickets readine toeether with owner
mat will make you buy and US to through that point dnrine the Eanoai- month from the date hereof.
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sell.
Corner Main & Fourth.
Hendricks & Hon,
Cornelius, Ore.
tion. Ticket must be deuoaited with
Joint Agent at Portland and charge of
any mu wiu c asaa. ior ine extension
oi time,
Dated thi Ana-. 6th. lttH.
LIZA BETH OtnUTIIKn
AduiiuiBlratrix at tha ..I' rl,tlln
Feshtling, deoeaied.
ueo, a. nagiey, Attorney for admrx, .
LUMBER FOR SALE
We saw the fineat sidewalk lumber!
fencing, ceiling, and all kinds of
building lumber, We deliver.
Drop us a csrd, 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 Bisbup Bros ,
Hillsboro, R. F. D. No. 3. Paciflo
states' Telephone, Glencoe central.
VETERAN CALL
All member of Company D, Firit Regi
ment, Oregon Mounted Volunteer, In
dian War, now reiiding in tbi county,
or in the Norihweit, are requetted to
meet at HilUboro, Ore., at the Court
Houie.on Saturday, October 14, 1905,
at 11 a. m for the purpoa of celebra
ting the Fiftieth anniveraarv of Com.
pany organization. All those who find
it absolutely impoesibl. to com will
piee aaarei me at Foreit Grove, Or.,
o that their communication ftiav ha
read at the asiemblv.
Lu?fT. W. IT. H. Mykrs.
Dated at Foreit C.rnvt (Um hl. ..!.
day of Sept., 1905.
We handle the Famous S wetland
Ice Cream, the best in the market.
Our Hanitary Hoda Fountain is the
Ewi in the market, cleanly and
nlesome. Our parlors are cosy,
I, and delightfully furnished.
Try Our Chocolates
We have the exclusive sgency for
the Russell & Gilbert candies.
Their chocolates are absolutely the
finest in the market.
Cigars and Tobacco
Our lines of cigars and tobacco are
standard. Tropical fruit alway
on hand. Give us a call. We will.
treat you right. We want
custom.
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your
Parlors on Beoond Street, one
door south of Wehrung's.
F. S.
Olsen. ,
Proprietor
Will
FURS WANTED
Highest cash price paid for furs.
"Try me." Reside at end of Long
Bridge, west of Hillsboro. or . fur
can be left with Honslsy. butcher,
in city. Chas. Eames, Hillsboro,
Ore. '
Go to R. H. Greer's for Kf
and Mason fruit jars.
LOWER RATES TO FAIR (
Commencing September 1 the
Southern,. Puoiflo will sell round
trip tickets to Portland at one and
one-tenth fare, instead of ime and
one-third, as at present. This ia
done lo stimulate travel to the
Fair, and ia a voluntary conoesion
on the part of the railway com-PD7