HIUSBORO ARGUS, MARCH 14. It 07
two years, and who leaves hi a fort
night tor Bay City, Michigan
Argus and Journal, II 75
J. F. Dysle, of ne-r Bethany,
was in town today
J. C. Wilson, of Bethany, was
ia the cityjoday.
H. V. K Schlottmann, of near
Cedar Mill, wu in the city todav.
He and his family have giie.
trom Dillon. Montana Mr. Ruer
find and her daughter, Misa Lillte
Peterson
Robert W. Moulton. of F.bMe
Creek, and who has a timber claim
A new pasaenger train schedule is over there, was in town yesterday
.. Mr. Moultcn is an old time lino
Lmv Iw irimuu z. , , ...
Forest Grore local 6:56 a. m. MOD eaiue ana roruanu papers.
Sberidaa Flyer . 9J a. m
lotand at the Peat-office at Hlltaboro,
Orafon, as toond-la mU aaaUar.
fcVCIUS A. LONG. Editor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: One Dollar per Annum.
Isaaed Every Tharsday .
-BT-
IjONO McKMNEY
TIME TABLE
Forest Grove local l i p.
Corvallis overland 43 P- m
Arrives from Portland
Corrallis overland 8:41 a. m
Forest Grove local " P-
Sheridan Fiver 5: p. i
Forest Grove Kxal 6:t7 p. m.
Leaving Portland
CorvaliU overland 7-ot. m.
Forest Grove local lino a. at.
Sheridan Fiver 4:10 p. m.
Forest Grove local 6:10 p. m.
Arrival in Portland-
Forest Grove local ixo a. m.
Sheridan Flyer toao a.
Forest Grove local 1:50 P- m-
CorvallU overland 030 p. m,
The Forest Grove local does not
carry baggage.
WILLIAM H. LUNG
HER CHOICE.
It
COMING ATTRACTIONS
At The Crescent Theatre
Bonnie Brier Bosh March 15
The King of Tramps March 15
Dixie Jubilee Singers March 30
Warner's Minstrels Apnl '
Old Arkansas..... Msy
Willism H. Lung,' a veteran of the
Civil War, died at his home north
of Cornelius, March 11, HK)7, after
an illnees covering several months
Mr. Lung was bom in Mercer Co,
Kentucky. March 14, 128 At the
aee of (even years he moved with
his parents to bchujler to, ill..
where he resided until is. HA wnen
he crossed the plains to California,
going to the gold fields. Io 1854
be leturned to Illinois, in libi
he was wedded to Mies Harriet
Meyers, who died four years later.
Of this union two children were
born, one djirg in infancy. . The
other is Frank Lung, who wis with
the father at bia death. Io ISM
hi was wedded to M s Fanny L.
Hanna. They came to Oregon in
1887, and txuiht the home place
north of Cornelius. Mrs. Lung
died in March, 1003 Deceased
was an upright, conscientious mat',
and highlv respected. He leaves a
brother. Dr. John A. Lung, ot
Miss LiLMhad's Prsfsrenes When
Cams to a Question of Lsvs,
"Maud." he began as he was prepar
ng to leave Iter the other evening, "be
fore I ko I waut to talk over a very
terlous matter with yon."
What Is it. Bertram?" she asked.
"It's aliout Ted." he went oil. "You
seem to take more enjoyment In bis ao
elety or late than In mine."
"Why. you Jealous fellow T
I know 1 am, Mavul. but I can t
help It. 1 love you so. Lately I have
noticed a great difference lu you. You
are not as affectionate, and I dou't
believe you miss me at all when I am
away."
-Why, l-l'1-
"You ueedu't try to deuy It. Maud
he Interrupted her. "for I know the
truth. You dou't miss me because you
and Ted are always tonetuer. Ia fact,
I believe you even hate to hear my
rluc now. as It may take you away
from him for a few moments."
You know thata uot true. Bertram."
"Then. Maud, I'll put It to Uie test
right here aud now, for I cannot let
thliiss go on as they have. You must
choose between us. Who Is It to lie
your own loving Bertram or Ted?"
What:" she exclaimed. "Hive i
Ted? Never!"
"Vcrv well, then." he bitterly said aa
he sighed aud walked out luto the hall
aud put on his hat and overcoat. "I'm
not of a Jealous disposition, ana 1 ui
called a fair mluded man by my
friends, but I'm not the sort of fellow
to share a girl's affectloua with one or
tw confounded Teddy hears. Mlsa
Lluhthead. farewell foreverr
Aud as he went out luto the ntgnt
and slammed the door after him she
icked up the cause of all the trouble
and buried her face In Its wool ami
wept-A. B. Lewis lu Judire.
FARM FOR SALE
I wish to sell my farm containing
152 scree. 1 10 acres under culti
vation; good house and barn; good
orchard - Three and one-half miles
south of Hillsboro and one mile
west of Farmiogtoo. For further
information apply to K. Burk-
halter, Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D.
THE MARKETS,
This mornings market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, new, 70a
Barley-feed, $22(2 $22.50 per ton ;
brewmg,$23; rolled, $23 50tf $24.W
Oats, White, $29
Oats, gray, $28 50 per ton.
Bran, $17 per ton; shorts, 120.
Hay, Valley timothy, $14 00 and
$15.00; grain, $9 OOtjt f 10 00.
Hay, Clover, $9.
Potatoes, $1.00(g$1.25 per cwt
Eggs, fancy ranch, 17 J 18c.
Butter. Extra Creamery, 35.
Hops, choice, 9(al3: according
to quality.
A Square Seal
la assured von when you buy Dr. Pierce's
family medicines fur all the Ingredi
ents entering Into them are printed on
the bottle-wrappers and their formulas
art attested under oath as being complete
aodcorrect. Youknowjustwhatyouara
DSTlnt for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Nature's laboratory, being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing In our
American foresBTnidjyhlle potent to cure
are perrSCtii harralssajvan to the most
delicate worries iJchilJTPrrr Not a drop
. . . . . . - .L.I-
4 murhhfUyr agent Is U8fl hot
aim prexTving me mMiclnal
x'H'r ana preserving tne me
torinriyles used In tliern. vl. pure
refined glycerine, ibis agent po
Jah Hiltbrand. of Phillips, waa Chewelab, tt ash.
in town this morning
Ir E Purdin, of Portland, was
here today
Charter Oak stoves and ranges.
C. A. Lamkin Co.
Walter VanDyke, of Verboort,
wu io the city yesterday
John Kamna. of Farmiogtoo,
was in the city yesterday
Right goods right prices-C. A
Lamkin to.
Alfred Erickson, of Mountain-
dale, wu in town this morning
Miss Ons Ford wu s Portland
visitor Sunday.
Wm. Graf, of Bethany, wu in
town today.
Chas. J. Herb, of Greenville,
was in town this morning.
J. J. Smith, of North Plains,
was in the city this afternoon.
J. E. SutnerUnd wu over from
Canby the middle of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Killin, of
Banks, were in town today
. Mrs. Ansa villa Bledsoe, of Green
ville, wu a Hillsboro visitor today
Mr. and Mrs". L. M. Koder.of
near Roy, were in the city yeeter
day.
Loose clover hay ' for sale at
reasonable price. F. M. Heidel,
Hillsboro.
Harvev Northruo. the old set-
tier of Hhadv Brook, was in the
city this morning.
Mrs. J. A. Vandehey. of North
Forest Grove, was s county seat
visitor this afternoon.
Andrew Benson, of Cornelius,
was a county seat visitor yeteru7
afternoon
Henrv Vanderzanden, of Ver
boort, was an Argus caller this
afternoon.
C. Duyck and wife, of South For
est Grove, were in the city yester
dav. and made the Argils office a
call.
. , .. . Is a specific for all diseases of the mucous
P. A. Dwver, of Portland, IB here membranes, as caurrh. whether oC tha
this week, and leaves in a few days nasal passages or of the stomach, bowels
R.&N.
Andrew McCabe, who deals in
railroad and construction fittings,
with headquarters in Portland,
was out today, from Portland,
L. E. Wilkes departed this eve
ning tor Boise, laano, 10 resume
his duties as special examiner of
surveys for the U.S. government.
Wm. King, of near Cedar Mill,
was in the eity today, and called
at the Argus office, ibe Argus
has been a steady visitor to bis
house for over 12 years.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Baker, of
Sumner. Wash., and Mrs. Bruce
Wolverton, of Portland, were out
this week, guests of the ladies
brother, John H. Humphreys.
Mrs. EllerBon, of Portland, wid-
i7 1 1 1
ow 01 tne Jaie but. uuerBuu wuu
took up a donation claim near
Beaverton in the early days, was
here this morning.
Owen Murray, one of Cedar
Mill's old residenters, and John
O'Brien, of the same place, were in
town this afternoon, paying taxes
and making their annual calls on
the Argus.
H. A. Walker is agent for tailor
made clothing, made by the Price
Company, the Chicago leaders. See
him for samples and prices, and
oive him vour measure. You will
be pleased.
Several vounB Deople attended
a anrnriae farewell Darlv this even
ing, tendered A. LeMay, who uas
Dowiessea
Intrinsic meaicliial properties ol Its own
being a most valuable antisept ic and anu
ferment, nutritive and soothing demul'
cent.
Glycerine plays an important part In
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery In
tne cure ot indigestion, dyspepsia ana
weak stomach, attended by sour risings,
heart-burn, foul breath, coated tongue,
ooor aDDetite. gnawing reeling in sutm
ach, biliousness and kindred derange
ments of the stomach, liver and bowe.ls.
Besides curing all the above distressing
aliments, tne"uoiden jucuieai Discovery
stages It will rield to this sovereign rem
edy if IU ue be persevered in. In Chronic
Catarrh of the Nasal nasxages. His well
bile taking the "Golden Medical Ui-
eovery tor uie necessary constitutional
treatment, to cleanse tne naxttazes ireeir
two or three times a day with Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
of treatment generally cures the worst
In oonrha and hoarseness caused by bron
chill, thrust and lung affections, exrept ron-
umnuon In lui advanced staire. the Uolden
Medical Dlscorerjb" is a most efficient rem
edy, wpttclally in theme obnlinata. hans-on
coughi caused by Irritation and congestion of
the brunchtil mucous membranes. The " iJis"
eoTery " la not so food for acute coughs aris
ing from sudden colds, nor must It be ex
awcted to cure consumDtlon In its advanced
stafst no medicine will do that but for all
Un obstinate, chronic coughs, which, if neg
lected, or badly treated, lead nptoronsnmn-
uon.11 is toe oest medicine mat can betaken.
TO PROFESSOR MATTHEWS.
Wsrdman, spare the word
Or start an awful row!
In youth Its sound I heard.
And I'll protsct It now!
It was my father's switch
Whan I was but a tot
That made my spelling slch;
Thy pen shall harm It not!
That old familiar word,
Whose glory and renown
Car land and sea were heard
And wouldst thou hack It downt
Wordman. forbear to stun;
Cut not Its hidebound ties.
Oh, spare that aged on
Now yelping to ths skies!
When but an Idle boy
I sought Its grateful aid;
In all their gushing joy
Here, too, my slaters stayed.
My mother spelled It so;
So father did demand.
Forgive this foolish woe.
But let that old word stand.
My heartstrings round thee cling;
Strong la thy spell, old friend.
They shall not do a thing
To clip thy old tail end.
Old word, the storm still bravel
Aud, wordman, leave the spot!
While I've a wuid to save,
Thy swd shall barm It not!
Wanted Permanent Employment.
Old Sum btul been for several days
patiently sitting on the bault or tne
Uannii bannock river, near tne usm.
holding his shotguu In his band.
Finally he attracted the attention or
passerbv. who asked. "Well, Uncle
Sam. are you looking for something to
dor
Xo, sah." answered Sam. "I s get
tin' paid fo' what l's dii'm'.
Indeed!" answered the stranger.
"And what may that bey
Shoot in" de niuskrata dat am under-
uiinln' tie dam." auswered 8am.
Well, there govs one now," eiclaliu
ed the Htranger excitedly. "Why don't
you shoot?"
8'pose I wants to lose my Jot), satiT"
answered Saui coiuiilaeently.-Llpplu
cott's Magazine.
Lucky Canine.
Since Jobson's marriage be has been
leading a regular dog's life.
'You dou't say."
'Fact. His wife pets him from morn
ins tl" utght."-ruiJaiieipuia I'resa.
of
Economy.
Lady Shopper Hare you any
your dollar goods marked down to 9U
cents?
Salesman None left, ma'am. We
hare the $1.50, $2 and 12.50 grades at
the regular price aud the t5 grade
marked down to
Ijuly Shopper Give me the $5 grade,
New York Times.
Bad Bargain.
Walter (presenting a plate before an
old man from the country) For the
music, sir.
Old Man (gathering the coins up Oft
the plate) Thank you. The music waa
pretty bad. Lustige Blatter.
A Precaution.
Parrot What have you got that knot
tied In yonr neck for?
Ostrich I've got to go down to the
club on business, and I promised my
wife not to take a drink today. Prick.
Annual Spring Opening
OF MILLINERY
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mm iitnttiti w r mm
WE1NHARDS
(On disughi)
All the latest Stles
In Kislilonable Mitts.
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The btst of all Bccra.
Bottled for Mcdidnal Use
A' W. V. WILEY'S
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MISS KIRKWOOD
Aboe L. M. Iloyt's Store, Main St., Hillsboro
Notice to Taxpayers
Notice Is hereby glvcu that Ihv tsxrolls
for Washington t'ounly. Oregon, w ill lx
open for oolliK'tion and mvitieut of Isxes
on Weilnestlay, r eliritry W, vv, an
who uiatr full payinent 01 their lux w
fore March IS, lmsi, will receive a rebate 01
S xr centum. Hall payments ean Is)
made by the first Monday in Aril stitli
out interest charge, or iea!y, ami llie
remaining half can be iail at any time
prior to the first Monday 111 uoioner, ni.
Where no iaytiient is made by tin) lirst
Monday in April, l!)7, the tax Iiikmiiios
dellnqusnt, and the sltiltite re,uire. Itoin
that ilsle, a penally 01 ten per eeiu, an.i
also an interest t-hurge of one pri eeui.
per month on said tax until it w p.iui.
J. W. ItiNNKI.l..
Sheriff and ex-oltleio Ui eolleelnr of
Washington County, Oregon.
Hillsboro, Ore., Jan. 14, 1!7.
Notice of Filial Settlement
Nntti is livraliv irivell tlmt till) llllili'r-
signed has lileti hi the t'omity t'ourt of
trie mate oi ureKim ior i iisoiiiko'u
ty, his tinsl account In the mailer ol the
estate of Kolrt liuhrie, ile.-va.-rd tuul
that said Court has dwugnmeil .Momiiiy.
Februarr 4')th. lt7, at the county court
room in Hlllslsiio, Oregon, at the hour of
10 o'clock A. M. of saiii day, as (lie tune
and place lor bearing objections tosnlil
nnai aceouni anu ior me nniii vnu- 1
Of said estate, -
Dated this ml) day of Jammiy, A. u.,
J, A. l.MUKtr;,
Kxeeutnrof the Inst will ami t.-lmnrnt
of Hubert luibrie. dee'd.
K. B. Tungueanil Kagley .v Mure, At
torneys for Kxeeutor.
Of TIIK
V ASH-
SUMMONS
IN THK CIR 01T t'tn- .T
ST A IK iK (HKOtlN i Oil
ISO'IVX COUNTY
Mary Sehnavely, I'lalnlilt, )
v.
Wiltlniu Allen Selmavelv IVfeinlant I
In William Allen Sclinavely, alsiy
ileletiiluiit:
111 me iisme 01 the Male of Orrguu, you
itrr nerci.y re,,nirthi to appear ana answer
the iHiiiiiUiut filed against you In the I
atxive entitled suit, on or before lbs last!
ilny ot the lime prescribed In the tlrdnr
lor I he publication of this suiiiuioiis: aald I
time being six weeks from the first
piitillcutiou or ibis atimmima; and II you I
fail no to sppoar and answer, for want I
thereof, the plaiutitl will apply to the I
t ourt lor the roller ilctuatule.1 In Uie
complaint in aald suit, lo-wil; For a
ilccn-e iliiiKilviiig the bomls of inatrlinonv
ami inarriage contract existing between I
the planum aiul yourself, and allowing
the pluliilifl to re-uuie her mniileii name,
Mary llollund.
riiissumiiuins is published by tinier of I
ii.m. j. . uchMiin. t ountv Juilge of said
asliiiigtou t:ounty. Mtate of Oregon, I
w hl"h order was tluly made ami HIihI nil I
the 4ih day of February, Its7, ami Ihtl
inn-01 iu urai puiiiii-aiioii liereol is the I
rtn ilny ol , eiiruiirv, iHtr?.
V. k.BTKOIK,
Aitorney for 1'lninllt.
This Spray is Endorsed
By A. b. Cordlay
Of the Agriculturist College
Shaking of the Phoenix Lime ami Sulphur
Liquid Spray, Mr. Conlloy, of the Corvallis Agri
cultural College, wtite.s Dunne iS: Co., as follows:
"Corsallls. Ore,. Sept. 7. P.Mt.
IHtvlil Nf. Punne Co..
I'ortlaml, trgon.
tear Mm In reply In your letter of the till lust. I am glad In he
able to report that the result ohtainnl from ihe ti of vour I boeiot
Niiray were verr satlafavtiiry, imliwil. I ietcd it lv illliiliiig oim lit
II Keen. The diluted aptays W ete applleil llii'rouulil v and fsvorahlr to
trees that wtr alinply Itirrnsieil. ami even a weaker s.. Intl. .11 baa
apparently completely ers.llcsici the fiom sprnietl trees. I find
that examination made alniiil two weeks iiku fall to teienl any living
M'ala upou sillier fruit or leave. tMgue.l) A, II. l" ' K I H -r. V,
I sell cheaper than other dealers. For prices in
any quantity, f. o. K, at Hcaverttm, or taken from
my place, write solo agent,
911.50 pr bbl. of 50 !., f o.b., beavrton ur my farm
D. LUIS, Dravrrton, Oregon, R. F. D. 1
SUMMONS
in justice cornr toi: the im:k-
CIN'CT OK WKST KDAIi. WAII
INOTON Col STY. STATK of
OKKtiON
J. C. Unioclc,
J.
riaintiir,
, the
m. naiisou anil r.oa ,1. fiitiim.n.
Oeleiuliinls J
In the name of the Slate of Oregon
above named Defendants ill lake notice
that the above naiiinil I'laititiil has com
niencsd suit in the almve entitled Court
by Attachment fur the sum or on
account and Interest thereon at tbenite
of 8 per cent. ier tnimiiii from date. You
are hereby required to ap)sar ami auwer
the complaint tiled against you in the
above entitled Court within ti weeks from
the lirst publication of this tmllce to wit
on or before the ttlrd duv of February,
1607, and If you fail so to answer lor the
want thereof the I'laiutilf will ttpnly to
the Court for judgment for the Uvo
amount. Tha date of the hrst publico
tlon of this notice is January ID, IMi7,
Dated at Wherwooil, Ore., January 7,
1907.
M. K. I'uck.
Justice of tli I'eaco.
SUMMONS
rite Hiichcn'3 Qucon
know J ih-ii lltic ol.t whUky U luULiirn'a,hl tu ft
CYRUS NOBLE SSH0.!
are fasurltrs with IbecnxVsnf Ihe Pulled males. The
wnriitnllril IsmiusI stel te4nf tawlsof theve wSUktes.
an
twikv.1 ny tltrlr slaislilii l.ti tne itfetMintkm a
ctihe hi winch s.m! whi.k 1 rrqiure.l, eul lhra In
Ihe fnini rnk iu.mg (be ne-iiie of the kttclsta.
1 tie riuui.s tnsaiK lu quart tei pint, ai
re ml mH DRUGGISTS avxl DC HUH.
W. J. VN.Al Vt lac IHsiriMsn, FoNIUnD (U.
Executrix' Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed executrix of
the last will ami testament of '1 'nomas
Otrhln, deceased, by an order uf the
County Court of Washington County, Or
egon, made sud entered oil December 12,
l&lXi, and all persona having chiims
against said estate are hereby nutilicl ami
directed to present said claims, together
with the mower vouchers therefor, to nie
at my residence, or at the often of Thos.
H. Tongue Jr.. at 1J dishorn, Yi ashtnuton
County, Oregon, oti or lfornnlx inoutlis
from date hereof.
Dated at Hillsboro. Oregon, this 2illi
day of December, 1WX5.
MAKY ANN SIMI'SO.V.
Executrix of the last will anil testa
ment Of Thus. Otchin, dnneaseil
Thos. H. Tongue, Attorney.
IS THK ClltCriT COURT OK TIIK
STATK OK OHKtlON, KOK TIIK
COUNTY OK WASHINGTON
J. T. tialeley, I'lalntlrr.).
vs
Annie liateley, Defemlanl.)
In Annie tliiteley, ths above naiuetl
lleleudaiil;
In Ibe name nf the Stale nf Orrgnu yon
are nereny mpureti to anpnar ami ans
wer to the tsiuiplaint tiled suainst you lu
the above tuilillnd Court anil Cause on or
before March 21st, l'J7, and if you fail to
so Hiiiear ami answer the plaintiff will
appiy ior tne renet irayeii for III Ills colli'
pniiiit, to-wu:
l'or a decree dissolving the bonds of
mnt riiiiony now existing between the
nltove naineil plnlntin and defendant and
tor other fiUHble relief.
1 his summons Is pulillsheu in pursib
sure of mi nrilor of the Honorable T. A.
Mi-llriile, Judge of the above entitled
Court made ami entered on the ti day of
February, l!t)7, sMclfyiiig that the same
lie puiiiisheii for six successive wees and
ordering February 7th, 1!J7, aa dale of
lirst publication,
DA y R. MUUPHY,
Atuirney for I'lalntiff.
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the annual
stockholders' meeting of the Hillsboro
o-Operative Com pan y will ixi held in
urimge null, Hillsboro, uregon. at 1 p.
in. on w eunewiay. March 27, 1W7, nir tne
purpose of electing a board of directors
for the ensuing year, and for the transac
tion ol such other bu.iloexsaa shall Icusliv
como iieinre sticn meeiing.
J. A. Imbrie, Hec'y.
janes n.ntiweii, i'resiuut.
LIVERY STABLE
Teams with or without drivers, reasonable, (rootl
turnouts. Wc also make a specialty of feeding ami
caring for transient stock.
Main St., lietwecu Third and Fourth, upp. Uenson
Payne Bros., Hillsboro
hidg.
mm
Told In Confidence.
His Daughter Papa, did you know
mamma long before you married ber?
Her Father Just between you and
me, my dear, I don't know her yet.
Chicago News.
Caution.
First Housekeeper And why don't
yon keep any tnalds?
Second Housekeeper What! And
run the risk of their leaving? Har
per's Weekly.
A Winter Wish.
I've read of folk who calmly gilds
Aduwn life's river, slda by side,
With Cupid at the helm to steer
Their bark from rocks and breakers
clear,
Or walk sedately In the way
Of matrimony, day by day.
Somehow I feel Inclined to sneri
At such slow, poky ways as these,
If I might choose, I'd ask, wKh Kate,
Forever down life's stream to tkatel
Grace Stone Field In Woman's Home
Companion.
Executrix' Notice
Notice is hereby given that I. the under
signed, have been, by the oounty court of
i tie eiuie oi uregon, ror wasmngton
county, duly appointed executrix or the
estate of Charles Ieich, deceased, and
have duly qualified as such. All persons
having claims against said estate aie
hereby notified to present the same to me,
with proper vouchers, at the Law Oll'ice
ofW, N. Harmtt, in Hillsboro, Oregon,
within six (ft) months from the date here
of.
Dated this December 2flth 1904.
LOUISA M5I0H.
Executrix of the estate of Charle Lelcb,
uocvaaeu.
Edison's Gold Mould
ed Records in StocK
, PRICE 35 CENTS
fc'c... d ..A,,..- I
E. L. McCORMICK
HILLSBORO OREGON
Oregon
Shodj line
ahi Union Pacific
8 TI'.AINS TO THK KABT DAILY
f ltOM I'OIlTLiANO.
Through rullmao standard and tourist
sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chicago.
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansas City; through Pullman tourist
sleeping-cars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re
clining chair cars (sratt free) to th
Kast daily.
CORYIN A HEIDEL
Dmnlmrm In
All kinds of Fresh Meats. Prices Rea
sonable. Will meet all competition.
Chickens and Poultry always ou hand
upon order. Free delivery to all parts
of the town. We buy fat stock.
Both Pheama
Seoond Streot, Hillboro, Or
..Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
fMMMSMora fo 0. Tilbury
Keep constantly on hand a tine
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Mew Era In Prices ..
We are going to sell meats at prices low
er than those which have prevailed in
the past, tall in and see us. We mean
business, 'Phone and Free Delivery
Uaia Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel.
Hlllahnrn Oretrnn'.
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Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, Ht.
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DO YOU WANT GOOD ROADS?
Do you desire gfxxl rock rontlr in your County? If so,
cut out tins petitiou, sign it, 1 we your neighWs sign
it, and send to the Hillsboro Auus. You must hklp
IN THIS WAY.
NOW.
IT NOW. 1 VtH R PART. I'O IT
TO THK HONORAl'-Ll
THE STATK OL
WASHINGTO.
COUNTY COURT OK
OK. KG ON, FOR
COUNTY.
Your uudersiguctl Petitioners would respectfully rep
. resent:
That wc are resident taxpayers of the County of
Washington; That we desire the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Washington County, out of any
moneys in the County Treasury, not otherwisc'appro
priated, to purchase machinery and material necessary
to initiate permanent rock koad building in Wash
ington County, and for the construction during the
year 1907, of as much permanent hock roah 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.
NAMES
POST 01;HC'E ADDRESS
RIVER SCHEDULE
yilOM POBTT-AND
Hiver boats on the lower Columbia and
Willamette dully except Huniiay.
LOW KATU8 '
'i. . .. . 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1.. C, .i
J(l anu irii'n an puuivn in mo Jnw ... l
Tickets via this rout on aaln at all deoot breedlDS nurp086B. Can HlHO PUO
oUicnsof iheHuutiiern PaolfloOo. plf eggs for setting purpoBeH from
WM. McMURRAY. each of Iheee variotir-B. I). 15.
General Pagaenger Agent Cooley. Hillsboro, R. K, I). 4,lo
Portland, Oremon. 'caed near Phillips, one mile west.
For sale: While Plymouth Rnck
and Brown Leghorn cockerels, for
Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn
egRf, 75 cents pur setting. 16 rggs
in setting. Incubator lots at re
duced prices. Phone, Paciflo
States, 23 Hoy ExcLttiiK. Mrs.
Pbliir Vantlnr.anden, Greenville,
Oro., R. F. 1), 3, ,