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HILLS80R0 ARGUS, MARCH 7. ISO?
Intend at the Fost-offlos at HUlaboro,
CrtM, m ssoond-elsss mall esaUer.
LUC1CS A. LONG, Editor.
County Official Paper
Bubserlptron: On Dollar per Annum.
lasted Kvery Tharsday
-BY-
LONG MoKINllKT
THE PRESIDENT REBUKED
The United 8tates' senate hu re
deemed itself by killing the ship
subsidy bill meuare designed
to help oat the struggling corpora
lions. The president himeell hu
been rebuked by the death of the
measure proponed to fatten few
shipper who already have hulli in
Argus and Journal, It 75,
Right roods right prices C. A.
Lamkio Co.
J. W. York, of Reedville, was an
Argus caller today.
J. J. Kuratli was in from Phil
lips today.
A. N. Davies, of Progress, sa iu
town this aftereooD.
hair stood up, aud Unrs was a quiver
to hla voice a be turned to tb girl
and said:
"Oh, now. I thought we came out
to see the landscape, doncber knew."
Farmers ttrau to yell, dogs to bark
and drivers ot teams to draw out to
the toioes as the speed waa raised to
thirty mile au hour, and Bunny Tra
vers confessed to himself that for the
first time In two years he wasn't bored.
The pace weut to thlrty-6ve and thea
Have you tried the Den of Sweets' to forty, aud he Dually Judged that tt
borebound candf lor your cold? had goue to a hundred and the auto
- . - . I was rmng aoovs in htw. j h
Robert Johnson, of near Cedar .i.fc-1B1i he sntrd a vitiate.
Hill, was in the city today. ,lu tUe girl steered the machine up one
rk.... l street and down another and lluaily
C. A. Lamkm Co.
II. E. Briggen. of Mouotaindal.
was in ton today.
Fred Burgdorfsr, of above Moun
Uindale, was in theciiy yesterday
Mr. J. C. Moore, of Portland,
aod formerly of Grtenville. was io
the city today. ;
halted before the office of a Justice of
the peaee. A beulgu looking old gen
tloman came out, and the fin handed
him S3.
"Now. then, what's all thlsr asked
Bunny ss Miss Nettle was turning the
machine about.
Oil, whenever I exceed the speed
limit I stop and pay a line. They doot
have to arrest me and have witnesses
and a trial Slaves time aud carries
out the letter of the law. you kuow.
traversing toe very Suri(i,T 3 o'clock. Everybody Little invention of my own. and I am
routes proposed to give kid. Asa invited. thinking of taking out a patent III
ii..t.v.i ; :.J .... try for a mile a minute roiug tsca
uiawm w wv Phi more Farmlev and Muw- n..nnr rr.ani. To-hla utter amuse-
give Roosevelt credit for being tb- Viola Shipley, of Banks, have Wen meut, he was not in the least bored.
Bolntely honest in his advocacy of granted license to wed. Ou the contrary, he was anxious to
.ls. - tl. , . j UuKKest that Miss Nettle sx-nt a check
vuio uiWBum. niiui uwv.v. KSrn. UtrCD D. 1 Wi , IO Mr. I U ... ... ,k. ...m .,r .Hr.
that hs was sincere in an attempt Mrs. frank Reb, of Centerville, ,UoW him to walk home. Before he
tnVinild tin a merchant marine in twin babies. could state the case, however, the
41.. Bni s. ..111 n-:. . 1... machine waa under way. When the
UD wuuj.. - - " j ... reached home the girl found a bundle
known that there an alredy vast price of 20 cents per pound at U e ,oUl ta tbe wt m hw.
fields Of exploitation which Will p"0 w owwa; awhile Bunuy Travers emerged from
v... .v -l: : I rarues naviDK iimoer ianas tor the bundle ana said mat ne was a
ri O- o v.,M 1 tn a,M,c W M
menuieArinuraewaii, 01 ataine, Heide, Hillsboro.
w a. & a 1 I
nas maae ioriuns out ot tue
coastwise business, engaging not
infnquentiy in foreign shipping,
So long as there are fortunes in
ateel stocks, and in manufacturing, I Church Sunday
protected as they are by ruinous Transfiguration,
The Oregon Electric line survey
on are m the city mis tvemng,
running s line down Main inreei
Services in the Congregational
moroinsr. The
and iu the eve
oing. "UleaniCBS from me uieci
John U. Paton."
FARM FOR SALE
duties to the consumer, just so
lone oar merchant marine will be
nil When the country gets tired
of paying tribute to the barons who
. . , r I
open meir sacks w ins vomiyous, r wUh to w1 ffiy fafm
jusi so long money win oe maae 10 152 acres. q ,cre8 unjer culu
the manufacturing busintss no Ivatioo; good house and barn; good
mattsr mha rlnM the carrvine and orchard Three and one half miles
out carrying trade go to those who
When Bunny
Was "Bumped.
south of HillBboro and one mile
, . , RDV, VI 1'UUIIUKIUU. I-UI IU11UVI
better know the bosinew, and who inormttioD l0 K Burk.
are contented with smaller profits, halter, Hillshoro. Ore.. R. F. D. 2
As yet we bear Congress making
no sound for tariff reduction, and
the people are too engrossed with
prosperity to give the leech a
thought. , It is well for the country
that a few democratic senators,
aided by a still fewer republicans,
are watching economic shoals on
on which a few are trying to wreck
the ship of state.
1 he corporations selling steel at Bunny Travers was not a bad fellow,
hieh oricet. at home are undersell On the contrary, everybody liked him.
" I j 1 a i. 11 t ... A
ing Great Britain and Germany . . . . rix
abroad and at prices about half months la Loudon to learn the ways of
that Americans must pay. A sub- an ass.- One day when the subject of
. . , , . . the up to date girl was ou the carpet
B.dy law would make them get as Q . ' awhlle wlth .
muco lor foreign snipmeni as mey air and then observed:
If a all theory. She cawn't be found,
I
By LESLIE TRAIN.
OiwtigM, 2908, by . C. ParttlU.
o
do at home, and they would then
n I stli I Via vm 'rv.minit an) MAinn "
and the American consumer would
pay the bill.
THE DEACON HAS A HUNCH
The Springtime days are here again,
An' I am feclin' fine,
The while I'm watchin' ev'ry cloud
An' ev'ry weather sign
I've spaded np the garden plot,
An' trimmed the roeebmsh, too,
While ankibusly I watch each morn,
Ferjes' one Usee oi dew.
Wife Sue is fidgetin' around,
As nervous as can be,
A-waitin' fer hcnse-clesnin' time,
Which seems a pest to me.
The lilac bush-is buddin' out.
The pescb bods swell so fast
They seem to double ev'ry day
Too bad that Spring can't last!
The pie-plant bed Is pus bin' np
Its little crust of ground,
While from the woods, across the lake,
I hear the welcome sound
Of birds a-callin' to their mates,
As if in crazy glee;
The geese are flvin' to the north
All this spells Spring to me.
The hens are cacklin' in the yard,
The rooster guards his flock ;
The old cow mourns the little calf
That's on the butcher's block.
All these here things that come each day, I
To me are signs of Spring; I
They make me feel so gosh-hang good I
jsy ooini i want to ling!
ye knaw. They are the same old lan
guishing lot. Just a lot of gurls, with
their giggle and twaddle aud waiting
for a proposal. As I may have remark
ed before, they bore me twe me
dweadfully. Weally, I thluk I shall
have to cut the whole lot of theur.'
Among those who regarded Bunuy as
an asinine good fellow was Burt Gal-
bralth, the young partner In a down
town brokerage firm. lie had a wife
and a home on the north shore of Long
Island, and his sister Nettie lived with
them. As he listened to Bunny's obser
vatlons a smile hovered around his
mouth, and that night when he gof
home be said to the sister
'Say, Net, we've got a feller In the
Clipper club that needs bumping, and
be needs it bad. I am going to Invite
blm down to stay for a week.
"What totf was asked.
"80 that you can bump him. He
doesn't believe there's an up to date
girl In America."
Bunny balked a little when Invited
down to the Island home. He was at
last prevailed upon, however, and one
Monday afternoon he was safely land
ed at Bavensrest Half an hour later
Miss Nettie was dressed for a spin In
her brother's auto and Informed the
visitor that a twenty mile ride was on
the cards. If It would bore him, wliy"
'Not In the least, me deab gurl. I
rawtber fawncy the thing, doncher
knaw, or think I should If there was
TIME TABLE
A new passenger train schedule is
as follows:
Leaves for Portland-
Forest Grove local 6:56 a. m
Sheridan Flyer..... ., 9:03a.m.
Forest Grove local 1:42 p. m
Corvalus overland 4:31 p. m.
Arrives from Portland
Corvallis overland., 8:42 s. m
Forest Grove local., , I27 p, m.
Sheridan Flyer ly.2tp.rn
Forest Grove local 6:27 p. m
' Leaving Portland , ; i
Corvallis overland. 7:30 a. m.
Forest Grove local 11 mo a. m.
Sheridan Flyer 4:10p.m.
Forest Grove local. 5:ao p. m.
Arrival in Portland-
Forest Grove local ........... 8:00 a. m.
Sheridan Flyer ro:jo a. ra. I
Forest Grove local 2:30 p. m.
Corvallis overland ........... 6 :5 P- m. I
Tbs Forest Grove local does not
oarry baggage.
hanired mau.
An hour after breakfast next morn
Ing when Buuny had finished hla cigar
bis entertaluer asked him If he wouldal
like to have a bout with the foils. He
smiled Incredulously, but she asked
him to follow her to the billiard room
aud there produced a pair of folia.
Hr was his opportunity to get s
with her for the scare of the day be
fore. Ue would disarm her three or
four times and wound her vautty. It
was Buuuy, however, who was pinked
aud dwartiied aud driven all arouud
the room aud made to look like 30
cents. The afternoou was raluy, and
Miss Nettle proposed billiards and pool.
Buuny began by gtviug her twenty on
billiards aud four balls on pool and In
the course of three hours found that
she could give him all that and then
wiu every game.
Next uiorulug he got up to wonder
what was coming. He soon found out
There was a cracking good sailing
breeze, aud the whitecaps were run
niuir ou the sound. When Miss Nettle
proposed a sail in her cat boat, Bunuy
looked at those whitecaps for a long
minute, and shivers rau up his back.
lie followed her down to the boat laud-
in,', however, and did bis best to ap
pear iudlffereut. The girt hoisted the
ull. took a reef In It and then shipped
Ihe tiller, aud the visitor was asked to
sit amidships aud trim the craft When
hulf a mile out aud Just after the fifth
barrel of spray had struck him In the
buck, he said something about having
an imiKirtant eugagement In the city,
lint the boat did not cease to bounce
nor the spray to fly for nearly an hour
Inter. Miss Nettle was also sopping
wet aud her hair fly lug, but she was
bumplug Buuny. On approaching the
binding she rounded Into the wind.
held fast to the sheet and yelled out as
the boat turned turtle. She waa along
side of him as be came up, sputtering
and gasping, and as she reached out a
bund and drew blm to the overturned
boat she said:
"llfing ou here, and we shall be
blown ashore. We might as well hare
a bath while we are about It Hope
you are enjoying yourself."
When Buuuy went to his room for
the night lie was almost ready to ad
mit tliut be was wrong In arguing that
there were no up to date girls. The
next morning something happened to
please him. He was Invited to take a
morning gallop In company with the
young lady, and be saw his way clear
to pay off old scores. He was given
the best mount, but the gallop had not
covered a hundred rods when It was
evident that horse and man were not
agreed. At the first fence to be Jump
ed the horse remained on one side and
Bunny on the other, while the girl dis
appeared In the distance and didn't
seem to miss her cavalier for a full
hour. Buuny's excuse was that be lift
ed bis horse too soon for the Jump and
that there was something wrong with
the climate of the United States.
Next day the visitor and Miss Nettle
went buggy tiding. Bunny took the
reins with a determination to show off.
He was showing when Miss Nettle
took the reins away and brought the
runaway aulmal down to his paces.
There was one more bump In store for
the young man. Next day, after wres
tllng for an hour with bis palpitating
heart, be made a proposal In due form.
Miss Nettle realized what, was coming
and was prepared for It She simply
banded blm an advertisement she bad
writteu aud proposed to Insert In the
leading papers. It read:
"An up to date girl wishes to adopt
an orphan boy and be a mother to him.
Will teach him bow to climb trees,
stand on his bead and turn back hand
springs. All new Ideas taught ss soon
as they appear. A positive guarantee
given not to bore him. 'A cure for lan-
gulduess and the London complaint
kept constantly on band. Address in
confidence."
That was another bump for Bunny,
but he took It like a little man. In
stead of returning to his old ways and
his old life, he weut over to Oldflelds
and bought the right to plant oysters,
and he has displayed' such energy and
ambition during the past year that Burt
Gfllbrulth looks at blm across the club
dinner tuble and mutters to himself:
"I wonder why lu thunder Net does
not name the day. I kuow they lore
each other and are as good as en
gaged." '
Notice U ht-reby given tli.it the Urvlls
r n suhliiirltiii ouniy, tiresrou, ill ie
oiii for etilli-ctioti urn! )nvmrit of uix.
on Wediiwutnv, Kebrury 'JO, hot, uml ml
wno make full psvment oi iht ir tax iw
fore March l. ill n -reive a i-vl!'1 f
per rentilin. Halt imvmeitU run I
niada by Ilia llrst Mumtav 111 Apilt with
out interest clixrvir, or penary, anil tlir
reuiaiiuna halt ran tie pni l at Any luxe
nor 10 ine nrai alimony in i-ioiht. in.
V'bere no tmvnicul is m'l hv Hie trl
Monday In Aiirtl. l!i?, tle li Utvn.e
delinquent, and (he tttntute miilrrs, ftnm
mat date, a penalty 01 ten 11 t i-m, ami
aim an imerrat i'liar of on peri-em.
per month ou itaitt tax until It w paw.
1. W. I'ONNM.t,.
Sheriff and ex iilliclo Ihx collrtiiMr of
Vt'SKhiiiKtou County, Or-'gmi.
HillBboro, Ore., Jan. I t. UHT.
Annual Spring Opening
OF MILLINERY
Is luinomicetl for
lucsthiy ml Wetliiesddy,
Nhi ih 12th and 13th
A conlial invitation i rttrmlrd to all Uilirs who
are interested in the new aud drsunlile tiling of
Spriug, The latrM and lust ideas will be shown.
We have a complete line nud aie ante you will lie!
repaid ( ynit visit.
Appropriate Sournirs Will bo (five a all isitor
Oneuitt); will be In-ld in il.e Ustrlully decoiated
MUliuerv I'.ittoi ot
WEINHARD'S
(On ditugM)
The bst of all Beers.
Bottled for Mcdidnal Use
At w. V. WILEY'S
M A -
1
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gtjJi
MISS KIRKW00D
Aboe L. M. llot's Store, Mdiii St., Ilillsboro
Notice to Taxpayers
SUMMONS
Notice of Final Settlement
IN THK t lltt'l'IT mi liT tK THK
MA I h UK oHKllUN Hi l; WASH.
INHTON 4 I'NTV
Vury N-linnvely, ..V'V I'litintitl,
tv' I.
Willhun Allfti s.-hnavelv BnlVmlniit
In Willlnnf A I l,i IMiMasrlv. aUive
ilelemliinti .,.( -
In the ii'imenf the Slutfcf Oreg.in, y.iu
.u r nortmy nHilil lo n,pMf tHl nKer
the coinii'ainl tiled aitaittM Ton In iht.
ahovn enlilled Hint, on or llne h lt
iIhV oi the lime prvm-ribed iutSJUtdar
lor Ihe piihllcaiKin of tin iiiiiinuua: aald
lime U-iiir nx rrk rmm lh' OIt
;nitln'ntiou or Huh Jiiuinioim; and II yott
IhiI mi lo r - r and aiiHWer, for SUMIt
ilieriHif. Ihe iiltnntiif will apply to Tb
t'ourl for the relief ileinamled In til
omiipltiiiit in unit mm. to-wit: fur a
drerwdivaolviiiK llm hoiuls of matrimony
anil iiinrrinii omilrai't exmlltiK lietweeii
ihe lalntill' and vnurwir, ami allowing
Hie t it ii 1 1 ill to re-nine hrr mueii uaiiie,
Maiy flM'aiid.
I l.i unuiioin l pnltliHliml hv Order of
ll.in, J. W. tlomlin, I on my JmlKe l (aid
vYuttliinxton lounty. Mule of Orrann.
ni--n iiruor wuiiiiiy mail ami llletl on
Noth-e Is hereby given that the under
signed has tileif In thet'oimty I'miit of
the .stats of Oieiton for Wanliiiictmi Conn-
i.'.V- ,.f u-TT-rt i.i.,i.. ,l...t i,.ir.h ' february, 17. and Hit
that said Court lis ileMirnaiiil Moiulny.
February 2,'th, I'.iOT, at the county contt
room in nillnlHtio, Oregon, at the hour ol
lOo'cliM-kA. M. of Mill ilav, a the lime
and plaee lor hearing objertiuiiH losaiil
nnai aceoiini anu lor tne tiimi ut iui'ineni
of said otate.
Iated this V2lh day of January, A. I'.,
1UU7.
J. A. IMIliflK.
Kxeeulnr of the Inst will and H-l.iiiif nt
of Hubert luilirie, ilecM.
K. B. ToiiKiieaml Itavley A Hare, At
torneys for Executor,
SUMMONS
IN JUSTICE COI KT Ktl! THK 1'1,'lv
CINCT Or WK8T 4' KIM ri. WAMI
1NUTUN Oil STY. 8TATK of
OlCKtioN
J. C. Smock,
J. M.
I'laintitr,
luleiil the lirM ,n,. ntion hereof n the
ith ilny of Krliruarr, PiT.
V. k.BTKoHK.
Atliirney for 1'lainlifi
SUMMONS
ix tiik niscTrr hh'rt of tiik
(ST A IK Or' OUKUUN, FOIt TIIK
t'Ol'NTY OK WASlllNtl lHiN
J. I", tiateley,
rinintltr.l
An Eye-Opener
Initio utnriihiii ! .Im tunat plrll
-i.l ii,vr,thii,itii.nrt tin ,Uy.
CYRUS NOBLE X
t whlklni,f liir Swat qimlli. They are nUlal,l,
rll,rtiv. tit ftim Mr U' t lu fact, mr r,llrnl.
All ttmi tf.1!. ii,V ifr.i whUWy hntvr,t lulo
the wlcvtiii ul ilw Noulk UrnU, It4v um itU
tlirul f
At ttl BAR9, CLUBS anaf OCAUBM,
eu,
W.J.VAM SiHlVlt SCI) ,i..INlkttra, fUSTLAND, OSS.
imiiietl
ii i lmi ir
riii90ll biiii r.im i. imi''ii, .
Iiefeinliiiitx j
In the name of the State of Op-ton, Ihr
above named Defenilantx will tnke notire
that the atwve naiueil I Inlntill hai i-oin-
nienctd suit in ths alxive entitled oiirl
bv Attai'hiuent for tlie sum of 247. !nim
account and iuterwt thereon al the rule
of 6 per rent, per auuuiii from ilute. You
are hereby required to apettr ami answer
me coinpiaiui llletl agaiuHi you in me
above entitled Court within ti wenkii from
the Unit publication of tins notice to wit
on or before the Bird day of February,
1907, and if you full so to answer lor llm
want thereof the Plaintiff w ill apply to
the Court for judgment for the aUive
amount. The iiate ot tue nrm inumru
tion of this notice in January 111, l!i7,
Dated at Hlierwixxl, Ore., January i,
1907. '
M. K. Ilip-k,
JilMtire ot tlie i'eai e.
Executrix' Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed baa been appointed eieculrix of
the last will and toatament of Thoina
Otchin, leiaed, by an order of the
County Court of Waxhington t'nunty, Or
egon, made and entered on liii emher M.
10un, and all )roii IihvIiiK eluliiiM
against said eMtate are herehy uotilied ami
directed to present raid claims, tiignther
with the piopsr vouchers therefor, to me
st my residence, or at the olllee of Thoc.
H. Tongue Jr., at Hillxhoro, VVashlimton
Connty, Oregon, onor lforix iiionthi
from fate hereof,
listed at HiliHUoro, Oregon, tliit 2iili
day of December, 1!K!.
MARY ANN SIMPSON,
Executrix ot the Inst will ami !rUt
ment of Thos. Otchin, ileKsei
Thoa. H. Tongue, Attorney.
Annie tiateley, Defeiiilanl.
In Annie (luleli-y, the atmve
ileleiidaut :
lu the nnir.n of tlie Sluts of Oregon you
ure hereby riulred to apfieur and an-
i'r to the roiiiphiiiif tiled niiaiuat you lu
the above ciitilled t'niirt and ( ainw ml or
l,ff,ire Mareh '.'lid, l''7, and If yon fall to
wtiiiipear and autwer the plaintiff alii
apply for the relief prayed for ill bis com
pliiint, lim it:
I 'or a decree dowoli inif Ihe bonds of
iiiiitriinony now eximlnK letwiii the
aUive liiitnetl pliiinlitr and defrndnnt and
lor other tiiiiliihle relief.
This summons is published in puraii
eni'eof an order of Ihe Honorable T. A.
Mcllrnle, Jmlire of the above entitled
Court lomln and entered on the J.I day of
February, h)7, icifyliig tliut the name
lie publlhiil for x smitiemve week and
ordering February 7lh, 1117, aa date of
l;rt niihilciitiou.
DAN K. Mt'ltl'IIY,
Attorney for I'laintitr.
Notice of .Stockholders' Meeting
Notice Ik hereby given that the annual
nlockhol'lnni' meeting of the Hilltiboro
to-Operative t'ouiiiany will iie held In
raiiKii 1 1 nil, liaixlmro, Oreaon, al 1 p.
m. on A ediiCHduy, March W. IISJ7, for the
onriMIMA of lc.a'l llltf luiMrtf of ilirMli,rH
lor the ensuing ynr, and for the transai--tion
ofsnch other biMiuess as shall legally
come hulorit riicIi meeting.
J. A. I inline, Mnc'y.
LIVERY STABLE
Teams with or without
turnouts. Wc also make a sih
caring for transient stock
drivers, re:istiuiMi CmhmI
a siH-ciauv i'i icctnuir nun
Maiu St., hetweeu Third and l oui tli, odd. llctison lildg.
Payne Bros., Hillsboro
VvVWWvVSMiVs a vVWWWWWSNNVVirrrV
.laiu s II. Newel, President.
"AJfO OX ESSE, AND WB BHAtL BE BI.0WN
ASUOBB.'
Walter Bernards, of North For
eat Grove, was in the city this
morning, paying taxes. While io
town bs made tbs Argus office a
pleasant call. '
Loos clover bar for sale at
ressontWe prlos, r. M. wstaei, mtrftla hjinself until It had reached
any speed In It If you can assure me
of twenty miles an hour I shall be posi
tively chawmed."
Be waa quietly assured, and after the
machine got well started he found U'.e
assurance well founded. Bunuy began
to get nervous after the speed exceeded
fifteen miles an hour, but be mauaged
To the Fnaaer.
Don't think you're always welcome
'Cause It says so on the mat;
Don't think you own the mansion
Everywhere you hang your hat.
Keep an eye out for storm warnings
And when talk begins to freese
Take the hint Don't keep them
lng-
Orab your ltd and split the breess.
-H. H. Gould In Judge,
Puritan oil
Lara kin Co.
heaters Charles A.
Edison's Cold Mould
ed Records in StocK
PRICE. 39 CENTS
FT f
. L. McCORMlCIl
HILLSBORO OBECQN
OREGON
Shoit LINE
aho Union Pacific
3 THA1NH TO THK KAST DAIIiV
fltOM rOHTIiANO.
Through 1'ullmnn standard and tourist
sleeping-curs daily to Omaha, Chicago,
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansas City; through I'ullnian tourist
sleeping-cars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicsgo, Kan nan City, re
clining chair cars (seats free) to the
East daily.
OORWIN & HEIDEL
" Oamlmrm la
All kinds of Presh Meats. Prices Rea
sonable. Will meet all competition,
Chickens and poultry always on hsiiid
upon order, I'ree delivery to all pans
of the town, We buy fat stock.
Both Phonum
SBOond Street, Hillsboro, Or
..Central Meat Market.,
EMMOTT BROS., Props.,
Isesssssfs to O. Tilbury
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Mew Erm In Price
We are going to sell meats at prices low
er than those which have prevailed in
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
Mais Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel.
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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DO YOU WANT GOOD ROADS?
Do you desire good rock ro.id.: in your Comity? If so,
cut out this petttiou, sign it, 1 ive your neighbors sigu
it, aud send to the Ilillsboro A unis. You must ukuh
8:00 A.
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RIVER SUliKDULK
VKOM PORTLAND '
Itlvnr hoHls on the lower Columbia and
WIllHinntle dally e.tnopt Hunday,
IiOW ItATKS
To and from all points In the Rat
TlnUeU via this route on sain at all dnpot
oltlcos of the Sotitliprn Paoille Ou.
WM. McMURRAY,
Goueral Passenger Agont '
, Port) aud, Oregon.
IN THIS WAV.
NOW.
Do IT NOW. 1 i) VOI R PART. Do IT
TO TIIK HONOR ABU
THE ST ATP' 01
WASHINGTO.
COUNTY COURT
ORI'IOON, lOR
COUNTY.
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Your undersigned Petitioners would respectfully rep
resent: That we are resident taxpayers of the Couuty of
Washington; That we desire the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Washington County, out of auy
moneys iu the County Treasury, not otherwise appro
priated, to purchase machinery and material necessary
to initiate pkrmanknt rock roah building in Wash
ington County, and for the construction duriug the
year 1907, of as much I'KRMAnrnt ruck road as pos
sible, and we hereby expressly sanction the expendi
ture of moneys derived from taxation for that purpose
and suggest that in the building of such roads, the
County Court should employ a competent Engineer or
expert to superintend the construction thereof.
NAMKS
POST Oi'HClf ADDKKSS
For sale: Wbite Plymouth Rock
and Brown Leghorn oookerels, (or
breeding purposes. Can also sup
ply eggs (or setting purpooen fron!
each o( these varietins. I). Ii.
Cooley, Ilillsboro, It. I'M), 4, lo
cated near Phillips, one mile west.
ThoroiiRlibrnl Brown Leghorn
egg, 75 cents pur setting. 16 fggs
uniting, incutmtor iqij at re
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ritieed Drum Phone, paoiflo
Stfltes, 'AH Hoy Kxchange Nfrs,
Peter Vanilor.anden, Greenville.
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