HIUUOAO AftOUS, OCT. 19, 1909
J. A. Klrkwood, of Reed villa, waa
ia town Monday.
J. L Robinson, of Farmington,
iru in town Monday.
John 8lefert, of Csnterville, wu
in the city Saturday.
W. H. H. Myers, of Forest Grove,
waa in town Saturday.
John B. Stewart waa over from
8outh Tualatin, Saturday.
Graar'i ia tha plaoe to buy timo
thy and all kinda of grass aaed.
D. R. Wheeler, of below Reed
tille, waa in the city Monday.
Bob Greer leada aod the rest fol
low, in groceries, crockery and
glassware.
Antone Krieger, of near Center
ville, was a caller at thia office,
Mondar.
Are you a smoker t Then call
for the Schiller or Excellencia--
Oregon manufacture.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Gat
Lombard, of Portland, Friday, Oct.
ia, lwa, a son.
For sale: J. I. Case gang plow,
in good repair. Inquire of U. G,
Gardner, 8hop, Third Street, Hills
boro.
J. W. Wheeler, the Forest Rmn
veteran pump manufacturer, was
aown to the county seat, Saturday
With your head hot your brain
is not right for work. Moral : Buy
your hata from H. Wehrung &
cone,
Mrs. A. G. Caratena and Un
Fanny Friday, of Banks, were
in town Monaay.
You can bay paint at Schulmer
ich Bros, at Portland prices. The
Fall of the year is the proper time
to use it. ,
Banker John W. Shuts has re
turned from an extended visit to
bis mining interests in Baker Coun
ty.
Schulmerich Bros, haw mAAiA
complete line of Btovee to their
biock oi narawaie. uome and have
look at them.
W. B. Darety, of Gleneoe, waa in
town the first of tha week, and n
porta that his father, I. B. Darety,
is not improving in nealtn.
Schulmerich Brae, hare tmw!
the Fall ahipment of cloaks direct
irom ew iork. Come early and
get your cnoice.
Thos. J. Phillina. of AW H.n
ton County, and who waa here fifty
years ago, waa here Saturday, to
meet with tha Company D reunion.
Fine farm, good improvements,
tv acres under cultivation; near
forest urove; for sale at a bargain
Inquire at this office.
Chaa. Meaoham. of Mountain
dale, was down to the city the first
of the week, moving out to the
rancn.
The only department store in
lir U! a.' .7 .
if HoiDgwn uounty . w e can. sell
you anything from the largest farm
implement down to a needle.
Schulmerich Bros.
J. W. Morrow, tax agent for the
namman lines lu Oregon, was in
town laat Fridav. looking after tha
Southern Paeifio assessment before
the board of equalization.
For gentlemen's, ladies' and
childrec's boss you can do no bet
ter than to buy of John Dennis.
We have them for everybody, and
at prices that are values.
H. "R Blair, of North Hillsboro,
has gone to St. Helens to work in
the composing rooms of the Mist,
edited and published by . H.
Flag g, formerly of this city.
Before purchasing a piano or or
gan have a talk with E. L. McCor
mick. .For quality and prices he
cannot be beaten.
Wm. Schulmerich, Dan Burk
belter, Farroington, Henry Rea
fCuer, of thia city, and J. C. Schul
merich, Banks, started the last of
the week for a deer hunt over in
the Pebble Creek country.
A. F. Stuart, who owns a cottage
on Seventh & Baseline, this city, is
comfortably located in Astoria for
the winter, and he will work for
the Astoria Street Railway com
pany until spring, and possibly
longer.
Fine supply of seasoned rough
and dressed lumber on hand; Be
fore making a purchase give us a
call and we will save you money.
Thompson Bros., Mountaindale.
John VanLaanen, of Scott, Green
Bay section, was in the city, Fri
day, the guest of his nephew, Wal
ter Bernards, who was in from
North Forest Grove. Mr. V. thinks
we have a grrat country out here,
and was well pleased with the big
fair.
, "Jerry," a trotting bred horse,
. raised by the Tongue stables, won
the championship silver cup at the
Lewis A Clark Fair, last Saturday,
.in the hurdle contest. Thos. Mo
, Cath vm "Jerry's" mount and
'owner. It is very seldom that a
trotter goes into a contest sgainat
rroc "h bred and wins in a con
t Hftkfnd.
Triple yon are looking for a fine
r "i C9 not fall to drop into love's
L
zye fcaurdware store and take a
i at the tloore range, the finest
f i market. Considering quali-
C; crJ valus thsse ranges are the
t la the market. We carry
' 1 U-lt 6f fine heaters, also.
I ire ns a eell. Cave's Hardware
If you want brick for any pur
pose, or buildiog blocks for a foun
dation, remember that the Groner
& Rowell Company, of Scholia, can
supply vonr demands. They have
a fins lot of 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 u
tiling will not increase your in-
come. Wet, 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.
Hones and barn bills for lumber
on short notice and do not forget
tbatweoan furnish you estimates
on short notice. Post office address
Hillsboro, Oregon, R. F. D. No 2.
Sixty thousand feet of fine, dry
ahiplap on hand.
The Independent telephone sys
tems in this county are anxiously
waiting to see the Home telephone
system installed in Portland. Tte
new company is automatic, and
the sub-ways for the cables are now
being dug in the metropolis. Street
after street is torn up, aod the
trenches are soon to be ready for
the laying oi the wires. It is esti
mated that by the first of the year
the new system will be in opera
tioo, but in all likelihood it will be
eome time later. Over a thousand
phones in thia county are waiting
to get into Portland through auto
matic connection.
From this date all who buy $1
worth, or more, in my hardware
store, will get a rebate of 10 per
cent, and on purchases of between
50 cents and $1.00, a rebate of 5
per cent will be given. This ap
plies to sverything except oils and
white Isad. We are going to close
our business, and here ia a chance
to save from 5 to 10 per cent., and
our prices meet all competition.
A. C. Archbold, Second Street. In
dependent phone No. 454.
Geo. McCoubrey, who went with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
McCoubrey, to Buffalo, Wyoming,
five years ago, waa here this week,
visiting friends. He expects to
leave the last of the week for Seat
tle, for a week's visit, and from
there he returns home.
For sale: First clana mnfVtinn-
ery and ice cream parlors. The
1 AA. . . n . n
oniy sum century sanitary soda
Fountain in tha citv. Doina a
good business. Best location. Will
seii at invoice. Reasons tor selling
going away. Inquire at this of-
It . n .
nee.
C. Walter, the Gleneoe black
smith, waa in Tuesday to have Dr.
F. J. Bailey remove a piece of
emery from one of his eyes. The
rock cut a nasty wound on the ball
but no serious results are expected
For sale: Nineteen Angora ewes
and four wethers; also thorough
bred Angora buck. Will sell for
$62.50. Buck alone worth $15.
L. 8. Bierly, Beaverton, Oregon,
Koute 8.
Arthur Matteson and Addison
Russell, of Gaston, left yesterday
for the Alberta country. Chas.
Standbridge has also located in
that coming country and will leave
uaston in the spring.
For sale at a bargain: Nearly
new 14 hoe Gundlach drill, $40:
and bU-lootn barrow, used but lit
tie; Oliver chilled plow 14-inch,
good repair. Hid. Austin, Hillsboro,
A. B. Lewis, of Cornelian. waa
down Monday, accompanied by his
brother-in-law, Mr. Rogers, of the
Kennewick country, near Pasco.
Mr. Rogers may locate in this sec
tion. The Forest Grove-Portland train
is still well patronized, and it is to
Ha horMff Irtia will nnnlintia a tfiA
1 1 ... l mi.
noon and midnight trains are the
most convenient on the time table.
James H. Sewell was in town the
first of the week and reports but
few hop sales the lent few days.
He says he thinks the market will
begin to move, however, in a few
days.
J. C. Miller was up from Vine-
lands Tuesday, and reports that
Washington Uranae will bold a
Grange Fair at the Arcade school
house, on November 4.
Ben Birdsell and brother. Dan
iel, were down from tha Ornva
Tuesday, guests of Mesdames Mc
Cormick and Dennis.
Mrs. Eliza Paff, of Yelm. Wash.,
wu here the first of the week, the
guest of her old time school mate,
Mrs. K. H. Greer.
Miss Susie Russell, of Ipava, III,
is the guest of ber cousin, Mrs.
Ruth A. Blair, for a three weeks'
visit.
B. Leis. of Beaverton. was un to
the county seat Monday, conferring
with County Judge Rood.
L. 8. Bierlv. of Kinton. was in
town Tuesday, a caller at the coun
ty court meeting..
W. E. McCourt and wife and
Miss Mary Sewell visited in Mc
Minnville Sunday.
Adolph Honzaik. of west of town.
was in to the road meeting Tues
day. Born, near Center'ville. Oct. 15.
1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Eby, a
ton.
Claude Cats returned home the
first of the week.
Wanted: Girl for housework; in
town. Inquire at this office.
Henry Matthes, of Laurel, was
in town Tuesday.
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Ttiliouftnea. dyspepsia. In of appetite,
disturbed aleep, nervousness, avauavhe,
giddiness and drowsiness, wind and pain
or fullness of tha stomach after meals,
cold chills and Hushing ot heat, shorV
nvtm of breath these era the blank
cheques ot physical bankruptcy,
Tha man who suffer from ihyee dl
orders and neglect thes will toon ba la
the releuUww f rasp ot sum fatal disease.
If ha la naturally narrow rhtl and
hallow lunged, it will probably ba con
sumption; If his father or mother died ot
paralvsis or sum nervous trouble. It will
probably ba nervous exhaustion or pros
tration, or even Insanity; If there hi a
taint in tha family blood. It will be blood
or akin disease; if he Uvea In a new or a
low. swampy country. It will be malaria;
it ha lives a life of exposure, it may be
rheumatism. There is one safe course tor
a man to follow who finds hluuelf "out ot
sorts" and suffering from the symptoms
described. It Is to resort to Dr. flare'
Uolden Medical Discovery. This medi
cine makes the appetite keen, corrects all
disorders of the digestion, render asai (Di
lation perfect, invigorate the liver, puri
ties and enriches the blood aud buikis
arm, healthy flesh and nerve tissue, it
cures almost all diseases that result from
'usumcieut or Improper nourishment of
the brain and nerves. Bronchial, throat,
and even tune affection, wheu not too
tar advanced, readily yield to It.
IT
A aian or womaa who neclecta
cuosUiieilon sugars float slow nut-
ouiuc. Dr. tierce's rhtesent ret
fet cure eonstlpaUuo. One little
Pallet "III tentle leisure, and
If two s mild cathartic. Duot
I I selash seller wer-psnmsde voa to
I I accept a substitute for these Orlgt
II aal Ltttle Uver PWs. Srat put e
by old Dr. R.V. Pierce over Mjrean
I Ml
aio, nesa uwieue nut awver
Harvey Humphreys, who ia lo
cated at The Dalles, visited here
last week with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Humphreys.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Excellencia. These cigars are of
the best stock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
Chaa. Cawree, who has been east
of the mountaina for several years.
has returned home after a short
visit here with relatives.
NEW STORE AT CORNELIUS
The new store in Cornelius ia now
open and ready for business. In
the line of dry roods snd notions.
furnishings, boots and shoes, rubber
goads of all kinds, shirts and over
alls of all sizes, patterns and prices,
groceries of the nnest staple quali
ty, we excel, and have a splendid
stock. A good line of farm imple
ments, baggies, wagons, nlows. har
rows, cultivators, eto., in stock, of
standard manufactures. We take
farm produce in payment and nav
the highest market price. Come in
and fee the new store. No trouble
to ahow goods, even if you do not
buy. We are here to make prices
that will make you buy and us to
sell. Corner Main & Fourth.
Hsndricks 4 Son,
Cornelius, Ore.
HOMESTEADS
And Desert Land Claims For Yon
I can locate you on level valley
lands with deep, rich soil, free
from rock. Water to be bad at a
depth of from 5 to 30 feet These
landa 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
tate office, or address me at Hills
boro, Oregon.
Dr. A. A. Bubbis
PRINCE HENRY
Farmers wanting Fall service for
fheir mares can visit my atablea in
Hillsboro. Prince Henry ia the
only Clvde-Percheron in the coun
ty. H. D. Schmeltzer.
SUMMONS.
IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OP OREGON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Ada O. Stanley, Plaintiff.)
vs. V
J. B. Stanley, Defendant.)
To 3. B. Stanlej the above named de
fendant. In tbe name of tha State of Oreson. vou
are hereby commanded and required to be
and appear In the above entitled Conrt
and answer tha complaint tiled against
you in the above entitled cause on or be
fore tbe expiration of six weeks from the
dale of tbe first publication of thia sum
mons, tne nrst pumioaiion inereor Being
Oct. 10, 1905, and tbe last publication
thereof on Dec 7th, 1906, to wit: On or
before tbe 7th day of Dec , 1906, and yon
will please take notice that if yon fail so
to apoear and answer said complaint, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief prayed for in her complaint to wit'
For a decree dissolving and annulling
the marriage and marriase contract now
and heretofore exulting- between you and
plaintiff, ana for tne costs and disburse
ment of this suit and for such other and
further relief as may be equitable.
Tbis summons is served against yon by
publication by order of Hon. L. A. Hood,
County Judge of Washington County.
Oregon, made and dated Oct. 14, 1906, and
which order requires that you appear
and answer on or before the expiration of
six weeks from the date of the first publi
cation of this summons, tbe first publica
tion neing wu inn, anu tn last publica
tion being Dec. 7th. 1S0S. to wit: On or
before Deo. 7th, 1906.
GEO. R. B AO LEV.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
BRIDGE PROPOSALS
Notice la hereby given that sealod pro
posals for furnishing material and build
ing extensions to both ends of the span
on tha Rood Bridge, one mile eouibeast
of Newton, will ba received by the Coun
ty Board up to2:00j. m., on Thursday,
November 2, IB06. The successful bidder
must be prepared to execute a bond for
the faithful performance of his contract.
Plans aud specifications furnished.
1 U A. ROOD, Judge.
By order of County Court.
Dated at Hillsboro. this 12th day of
October, 1905.
ivr trcu bar Ycvn pruzss
And guarantee yoa satisfaction. Our Drier will start September io.
IV l!v m Ftrmt-Otms Ckhr KM
Our Cider Mill will start September io, ami continue tbroughout the
aeaaoa. Mill and Drier located in North Hillsboro, oa Fourth street.
Prktmm Rmmommbi
JAMES F. KCRR
Cornelius Warehouse .
CORNELIUS. ORE.,
Does a Geueral Warehouse Business. Flour,
Feed, Hay and Shingles at the lowest market
price. Feed for farmers steam or dry rolled or
chopped, as wanted.
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A GUARANTEE
We hereby guaranteo Patton'a Sun
Proof Paiota to wear well on build
ings painted with the mm, for at
least five (5) years. Should our
claim for Bun-Proof paint fail we
agree to furnish new paint free.
It ia our meaning and intention
to honestly guarantee our paint to
wear, but thia guarantee will not
be allowed to be used as a means
for unjust demands, carelegs,sloven
ly work, or where the paint ia ap
plied contrary to written directions
PATTON PAINT COMPANY,
J. K. Patton, President
Schulmerich Bros, keep this
paint.
COTSWOLD BUCKS
For aale: Thoroughbred Cots
wold bucks, yearlings snd two
year olds. Inquire of Jos Cawrse,
5 milea northwest of Hillsboro.
BUCKS FOR SALE
Full blooded CoUwold bucks ftv
sale at a bargain. - Also one well
bred Shropshire buck. Ftrd Qro
ner, Scholia, Ore. Address Hills
boro, Ore., R. F. D. No. 2.
Administratrix's Notice
Notice la hereby given that the under
signed has been by the County Court of
the Mate of Oregon for Washington Conn
ty duly appointed administratrix or the
estate of WiMp Kegbtllng, deceased, anil
has duly qualified as such. Kow, there
fore, all pnrsona hsving clsinis againut
said estate are hereby required to prwnl
them to the undersigned at the law ollics
of Geo. R. Bagtey, in Hillsboro. Oregon,
Miewiner who proper vouchers within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated thia Aug. 6th. IH0S.
KLIAUKTM FEOHTI.IVil
Administratrix of the estate of 1'hlllp
Oeo. K. Bagley, Attorney foradmrx.
Gmrml Karobmndlnm
I carry a complete line ot General
Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
can get you anything yoa want, en
order, at Portland prices.
I make a specialty of cedar fence
posts and cedar shingles. My line
of Groceries can't be beaten. Give
' me a call. I bay farm produce, cash
or trade. Give me a call.
0 Sm Raynokls
Mommtalmdmlm, Of.
i Oregon
Ufiiori Pacific
STRAINS TO TBI BAST DAILY
FROM PORTLAND.
Through Pullman standard and tourist
sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chicago,
apokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansas City; through Pullman tourist
sleeping-cars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re
clining chair cars (seats free) to tht
liaat aauy.
Dinar
roa
DAILY
TIMB SCHEDULES
raoM
PORTLAND
ABSIVI
rnoM
DAii.r
Chicago
rort
land Special
Salt Lake, Denver,
Kt. Worth, omaha,
Kansas City, St.
Louis, Chicago and
East
9:20 a.m.
4:30 r. a.
via
Hunt
ington Atlantic
Express
Salt Lake, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, St,
Louis, Chicago and
SsUr.si.
10:30 a. a
via
Hunt
ington St. PauTTWaiTa Walla, Lewli
rest
Hall
ton,8pokana, Wallace
ruuman, Minneap
olis, St. Paul, Du
lnth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and East
7:35 A, a
fcOOr.M.
via
Spokane
OCEAN AND RIVB SCHEDULE
raoaj POBTLARD
Steamship between Portland ami Ban
Francisco every Ore days.
River boats on the lower Columbia anil
Willamette dally except Sunday.
LOW RATES
To and from. all points In the Esit
Tickets via this route on aale at all depot
offices of the Southern Peolflo Co.
A. Lu CRAIG, ' ..."
General Passenger Agent -Portland,
Oregon.
When you want pickles go to
Greer's. AU kinda in bulk.
NUIiboro, Ormgon
Whu Won't Love Dew?
W
HKN I wus a Mlsr, long time
since.
1 tall yeou
I tisd tar lvs my Bunds?
squints
An sniilos lr Sue,
She wus the gal I uJ tor eye
(Whul won't kiva dew?)
An' plvtura out the by sn' bye
'ir in an' Bu.
I thousht she kind o tuok tsr me,
An' su 1 grew
AU thrt a lillr ouaht tsr be
An' suvd for bus.
I went ter See hsr one brmht night,
Ciothos all bran' nw,
An sut down In tha nrsllaht.
An' ss I. "eu.
"I want tar know Jos' hsouw yeou feel,
Fur t toll yeou
I'm as ontasy aa a sl"
Ad' 'so sva Bus,
"I'm feeltn' 'bout that lay myself."
An' 'so I )' threw
Conservatism on tin arteir.
An' sua 1: "Sue,
"Will ysou be mlnsT Jts' tsll me
that."
"I Will." Ml Bus.
I kissed her rlaht thsr, 'fore the cat
Whut won't love dtwT
-Floyd D. Rase tn Chlt-aco Kacord-Har-aid.
News Item.
"Mr. Percy do Long, the popular
drug drummer from .New York. Is In
our midst" Baltimore American.
How Hath the Mlakly ralleal
"Let's sims Bulgaria n little," sug
gested the Drat Roumanian statesman.
"Uueas we'd better not," aald bis
colleague. "She can lick us."
"How about ServlaT
"She could give us s tussle. If we
must prod somebody we'd better play
safe and aass Russia." Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Pries.
"Bee here," aald the cautious stran
ger, "If I decide to stay here for a week
or ao bow much la It going to cost
me"
"You can answer that best yourself,"
replied tbe clerk of tbe iweil summer
hotel. "How much hare you got?"
Philadelphia Ledger. 3
"Slaeereat FlaMery."
"What brought you here, my poor
man?" asked the prison visitor.
"Aw," replied the convict, "Jlst fur
trylu' to flatter a rich man."
"The Idea!"
"Yea; I jlst tried to Imitate bis signa
ture on a check." Baltimore News.
Tla For Hies Aarhaw.
"I have read the books of Blank, snd
now that I am In his native town I
shall visit bis tomb."
"Why, man, the man isn't dead.
What do you nieanT'
"Not dead yet? And he has written
so much!" Atlanta Constitution.
A Consistent Career.
; "I can remember when the wealthy
Mr. Htdem didn't have a dollar of bit
own," aald the man who disparages.
"Well," answered tlio misanthrope,
"It la said that he Ih still doing business
entirely with other people's dollars."
Brooklyn Life.
So Leveling.
"Yon swim admirably, Miss High
mus. It la a rare accouiplUbnieutt
Everybody ought to know bow to do
It."
"I don't like that Idea, Mr. Trevan
nlon. It would vulgarize It ao." Chi
cago Tribune.
What nid It.
"Bow did Bllgglna come to be pros
trated by the hoatr
"Overexcltemeut He got Into an ar
gument about tbe best way to keep
cool tn the summer time," Bostou
Herald.
Eipeeclaa- Tee Mark.
Buffers How la It you have so much
trouble with your second wife?
Differs She wants me to regard my
flrst wlfo ss a creature beneath con
tempt and I can't New York Weekly,
AS ran teas.
"A man can live cheaper In Europe
than be can In this country."
"Tea," answered the trust promoter,
"and with leas risk of being bothered
by grand Juries." Washington Star. '
,Aa Aeewmaswaatlaar Vrlead.
, "Are you fond, of music, doctor?"
"tea, but don't r let that interfere
wits your slnglng'-Tranelated Tor
Tase From Fltegende Blatter.
We want Your Trade
And W Buy
Your Farm Produce
Our alack of Ocnrrst Ms rchamliee will
answer your wsats. Our diy goods sre
11 of the best tlilv, and our boots and
, shoes excel. We can suit you. Oio cr
ies of lbs best, for everybody.
We Give You a Premium
For every Tea Dollar t'ssh I'unhoe
we give each customers line liiJi oil
painting. We also take I'sriu Produce
and par cash (or it.
Our Hue of Psrm Msrhlnrry, lliiKglrs,
etc., will suit yoa and our pilres are
right. See our celetunlsd Krynlon
Wire Pence.
Rowell Bros. (EL Co.
Scholls,
Timothy Seed
We eau sell you Timothy Sml, Alsike, Kugltsli
Rye Grass Seed, at prices that will save you money.
Flour and Mill Feed .
At lowest prices. We are iu the market to btiy
oats. Sell to us ami save the trouble of shipping
and its anuoyauce. We pay the highest market
price.
H. L HARTRAMPF,
Main Street Feed Store, Hillsboro
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CATE'S MARKET
, Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats of all kiutls.
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,
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Swctland's
Ice Cream
We handle the Famous Swotlaml
Ice Cream, the best in thn market.
Our Hanitary Soda Fountain is the
finest in the msrkot, cleanly and
wholesome, Our parlors are cosy,
cool, and delightfully , furnished.
Try Our Chocolates
We have the exclusive sgenoy for
the Russell &. (Jiltwrt candies
Their chocolates are absolutely the
finest in the market.
Cigars and Tobacco
Our lines of cigars and tobacco are
standard.. Tropical fruit always
on hand. (Jive us a call. We will
treat you right. We want your
cuBtom. '
Parlors on Second Slrent, one
door south of Wehrung's. '
F, S. Olsen,
Proprietor
FURS WANTED.
Highest cash price paid for furs.
"Try me." Reside at end of Long
Bridge, west of Hillsboro. or furs
can be left with 1 Housley. butoher,
in oity. Unas, ifiames, Hillsboro,
Ore.
Qo to R. H. Greer's for Economy
and Mason fruit jars.
Flour and freed. Cate's Market.
Oregon
Don't Quit Your Business,
It's sot ntetswry to follow Ih .!. nl ih vug who
aid, "If yuur drinking lmrlr with your bu.
mtm, quit yuur buunrM,"
GYRUS NOBLE 'SS m
si tn aid whUki of aasllty, I hut art Imlonrd slikt
by lnvtrl soil omiol drlnkrr.. ThM whi.kle
Irsvt Ike and at clrar Utl Hit nrtt lUv-Dt fur
baalsM. Alwtyi nil for Intra In reply to Ih great
Aauricas Inqutiy, "Whst'll II brl"
4f a OfaaVw. aTaew ana1 Oaa..
W. i. VSN fCaUYVHt t CO., lac, SttMssUt. OruN0. OvK.
Hillsboro, Or.
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LUMBER FOR SALE
We saw the flneH nidnwalk lumber;
fencing, ceiling, and all kimlx of
building ' lumber. We driver.
Drop us a card, and tell us what
you wsnt. We also furnish esti.
mains for houses and barns, and
for bridge work. Mill 3 milns north
of Glenooe. Address Dish up liroe ,
Hillsboro, R. F. I). No, 3. Paoifio
States'. Telephoue. Gleneoe central;'
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