HII.LHBOKO, OKKGON. AU(iUST . 1907.
NO. 21
ASStT IIKHIMEI)
BY DKriTV SIIKiilFP
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,V t o Sctc Mi'""""'"
HnJ. ..nua h) Wile
,k lEU'ON t Ut till1 I'liU.rU
.1 .. it M.it (- ul I'oilUaJ, tu
i if.- u! ' mri imr.-.
at M. Jol.im, IWJ'I
I f-iit ui n tmimoii
w.ff I'mme'
... , .if H'uvi'tiit. lit l-r
i,ia "
Jiu Mulu. i-m'H .unty 11.
iiO drill J' '"1.
(MUV l;.- rUlliil.oli 111
I tWii in two iiiiiiiiU on Srcninl
I Hlrml: J. W. Hbutn f t (i t r t tff on
jn infill (-j.lnwdlk -")d" Til-
loii, wrdung a I u Iml din look
ing m wide it I tin lain Senator Win.
.trwart, if Nnvad. ('leik Ood
man dii'l ('dpi ( 'olliiid digging lik r
di'lmil let) fur duoiher gopher, in
Iho courtyard Uiib uidii who ddid
ho wouldn't hv tin Argun on hi
plant. -Another man who Maid lift
i 'I'tMfi'l keep Ihhmii or keep inform
ed with ml il A man by tti iidmn
nf mli (irdf!?, wh think lb
tltililinro lull t'-in iiti heal the.
KoichI lifcivn Cidta,
Hop picker widhing to jiirk at
Ray Hop KdMii, Wilcli Haml, will
j.im register lit lh ranch, or
miiI ihnir iidiiirit f . r rgiUry,
with iiuujlxr of picki-r in family
li tha uoilm .igor-l Kino tcrotn
ds'toiid Frank Weiat rilfdi k, Man-
dgrr.
! P I H ' I 1 1 I I i
GUARD mWtM
hi
qui
),!
I.at Thursday d woman nearly
tiiiMl up d iiid ii on the aidawalk
f ,M " ' wei-luf the D'lltiia' dU.ro, dtid one
r;v,i "" '"'' lok . dvrr fall, the trip
;rt,B. :U l tiaihui 'Pjrdu!tui In a scarlet Bom
i ....i I.j Vim l,,..iv Ili,. .1,,.;,... ti,.,... t. . . , .. 1. 1 n,
fc .4 a w i i ; - - : w.m" m4imi iiiui.iht (ld"i "
' 1 i ; I
if'i liliii U laidt'ni.l wan-fci'UWdU lorn up in vi-rt
-l Il k .l.l.vl
I : p!rn, dupMMiiy ny in oimoaiiu
i I urn Wiiinin Wild lidil t'dUKlil Hi'1
1- of bi'f chixi on d imm tosrJ.
Hi!ut.Uy tiiti iiitir wd'k torn
up dinl IS" j.riipiii'li.i wilt hive
iMiirrt-lo wdlk ldi'l at onri. Il lid
Ik-mi iii'piit'l to get any otiB to
Hitract tliri work, or tin it ly the
IjflliUCf Stir I-!''-'!" 1'" I :
. I . . . .. . t ...
Sl tUu lit knrw il J.- i-t;r lis t
. t. .1 '.. i.i,. ..... s.
Ate or Jiij! I" l!" rrp it
irttb-n t- .- 1! " J ,1 . rrm.i.iliun will I ma.U
at U, I !!i rr ! i. ,, i
;i! lis UHi'- " ''lit rvolvrr
li lt JritKlilti' hili it (H I, ttlnl
m n iti'
Oil I'l'llUlllI
Th- wiittiiiiK to pii k hop in
!,1 I. I
ii nit-y t'idluml. h ,," Jf, ""r'tx'riy inuwn ad win
Mi'l, iht l . ho-1 l.ai,;lit ! Miti.r ;Vhi,H.lfr ytnl, ami now
i 'JO In pr.it.ft t .m.r Imiuittwi'-M y i". "Hi Iipao rpgimiT
iiftioiMv. dh!t i.i innrnrij t id ; i m" ru, i LdfyTiit,
Hi'.lfOiMtl I.i. II flit df ry.tlit IWii ' pcruii, or or mmi, unirwiiii
)l,W ! !- dotti't. t, UilUltoro, l)rp , Koutit .1, or h. I.
it:Mf uf lh 1 mint. i fmi!y, l "'lioini. in itiiom.--. J. uri-Kir.
M i!Vf4 ! 1.1 ! ll' l.i' -t. I.il t
limi.tr di.tl i!p S i v ti h-rf '
KM Tfdlf 't, ' ul I Jl
Art I'isy, nl
l.uiii" r in
li oiiini utiiii' !ii ii. if her
ttm damn litt! rhurrli, ihy re
Mrs. II it am Naylur I ires
licr Voutliliil Ilii-,h.niJ
MAkHlr.il LFA" IDAS IWO I-.US
An.)
I' Mi li lluwill, of KchoilH, waB in
'on ri M. Kiddy.
Mi' i JfMiio lUiHoiifr vinited
f r i --tj i in i'lirlUnd, Hunday.
Mfii. Iulryinii.it ami nm psnt
."-ijrn
M
iii'ih-t vmth 1'ortlainl viHitor over
Suti'l.iy.
At ifd.ir Hhinjlei fur Hals in any
('ri! i:!y, A i ccilar tinoe oW.
!.iy with friemlH in Portland.
1' A lUlin and Mr. Com-
now l Ii c il.t WjiiIh a
tail Kisfht Aj
lii
C.
A.
Motintaindale, Or-
21.
il part
Hiram Nay lor, yo'inyi-.-t ?n t.
li.'dcun Naylur, luii nino? itii fi d :
to hiii futlit-rK, in a'wiit to 1- m hi-'
ul nVire.
N S'.intnn. who id
unlit iiuna-r lor .Meier v rranc
of J'orllnml, was out Kunilar.
J.h. If illflirand and ('haH. Ko
Sur.thf two old timerM from Culo
w.f. Hiram in a Imih-r n.sk r hy Ia ! ., wi.r up from Went Union,
trddi, dtnl aiidn frmn bin pn dih r f Sittuday.
tioii lor Ihkii., in d very poo I H'.rt of ! Miil f-ed, nhortfi, bran, rolled
fftllow, Vearn d(.;o, in lht r'imi' ' lurlfy, mid.llingK, chop, etc, for
ol queen l.iil, of Urn Hit.,!.-.:.!, "!" Mi',iH warehouse, by
ii i i ,i , i t 'it'll. A. lirown, ltttue".
lnUndi', w hoii tiint tluky eovn-if'n ! '
wdd a favorild with lh lion, (iiover I Jtt!l,M M'iy, of Wexford coun
ty, .M'('!i!nu, arriveil here laul
eelt f ir a visit with hits relative,
11. 11 Vnt-e, and family.
aa an Iritthu.an would n:iy -Limii d ., , .... ...
j l,o') i lturi, tlie old ti me oper
in the Llai.tU, ami j )ti. .l th mill- j Rt,,r i,.,, anil (w Rt Oregon City,
try. Hn wan ipiiet. o!i!i)..iiii,', ihc! ovr Hunday, nnd played with
pink of pnli!eiii'it( ami il win but r form nut., at r-orent urove.aa abort'
UleveJdud, Naylur, who wan t!.in
a nip of a boy a "broth of h h -v,"
fi'W milium unlit lliinni Naji r
K' , wdd a licuter-ant in i.-eii
l.ill'd hmly (Suanld, in tht thr ;iic '
roo!ii, l.ill lodl her job, sml no did ;
Hiram. lf drifted bark to the U.
rt. that in to ey, to tin r nitii; iit ;
-ami went at the boiler-m.ikim:
buii)eit. l-iler be came li.ik
here, and nought the band, eucit f
fully, d a Mri. Woodliam, who
owned a mal little ram !i on ll i't-s
Creek. Tliey were wwldfd in l'"";.
Ctop.
Fur pentleuifnV, ladles' and
i'liil.trH.i'B hoHj you can do no bet
'.( r than to buy of John Dennis.
We live them for everyltody, and
it prices Unit are value.
CIhi1. (istt a, who recently bought
ti.t' (.'hn-,."tih:!i place, beyond Glen
c.e, w;m in town Saturday, anil
made the Arguo oflice a pleasant
cull.
and Hiraai bad tr.m'li with an, (: t Collins, imitor at the
adult con of his ifo. I he f'1" ; C(,urt n,UHf, j,rifj killed the ket go
whipped lh dtepfather; am! Uih. ii(.f ;n yRrt, and unleea there
I.. I i.i,., ..il.,,) in ul a I'ltcil ... . .1.. ri...
t! !'l.,l,l.,., i.i ml -numiKrauon aoun wio -vapma
... ... .-..-".--., .... ! l, bill I M lr II M tt'RR TI- HIM..!. R I 111 ; I I 1 1 t -
, . Util '. ami Julm I'.idclieiilieraer, 01 ,, vi. .,.,t..,1 ,.,r
r !""VP1 ' iiorn. Indian. wer br. Friday. , 'V V . I We have ordered a car load-of
UurdtdofC. IHa-wr. 1 li three mtn lh. ,.,.nnwi . ui.in- i,.,,,.-. ! wire i-wv hrect from the factory.
" ' I . hmilli ,n tu:ribir luck ul Wiiw- J : " ' v..i. . ,. i rr , ! We can save on five per cent, on
1 " K ner , i ..( ,.,. n,.lirml in .V1 un,-r . ' i , V . , 1 .R1,. ii' orWd immediately.
11 h .1 l .i a .mi, -'Hiw, mix - t w j . -..,. I'rtltAt? iirniidf t !i(HrJ HllU -
au u ... n:n i. t'U.i-r or., .... ,, Tl, , ., k,i,i,,l,., tt
ita Lu'.'r luum li' ntii tiro-: . . i...' hihipho i.mu
.! t, -.It a. '. I .. ,!l.l I t .- !
"""a ""- ' " , i. 1...V In Umimn ma IlldV IK I .. . ... v. -1 . i . r. 11.
Kn Lr. biui... di-.nl bid bi.v.r , V , . '.r . Uesal room. ir. .tayior . town rnu-vy. .Mr. e eiuv eaye wi.v
- - - i , u.iu ii.itit i i. hiiiiii, i dtun biiii ir nr . . a, i i t
ta4iolh;ritr. ,., .... m- Cfly j.,.rKc.t ag,w:ie uer
Tii.bu..,d l.lrr drill. .1 that il i ' ' ' 'C' tidUd 18 alwtlt ul OT "J.
mbi brothrr hn bad tbretn I MhI avid- Ttii vearltnt hrifera:
lb.llif.ii.l .talrd that in.!.-.-..! !,m d.rk red. carrtins tluall bell: COKNELIUS BEATS OKOtE
thii trii'tiu h-1w He a.fi hue mll white dtnp on bulb Hide
iovM In. ainaiiir,., that the of hack t!!!v; other in Jereey, light (n.lu,i:u. .Mt Korcet drove pUyed
Wir hl no with htiii, Tulored. Uit
uJthlthe I vl thr o!!i,vr the Bun Htfdvo.l ffom
utBb!hiji ink.t.and be ti.- ;..vett.m. Upward. Jo A. tor- 0 Corueliuw, the winning tenm
Wat the ii putv nhrrill innnl- i nelr. Heaverton. Hotite 2. Iidvimr imnorleil niteher Drew, who
hi bid revulver at him. " . . ,, .. i in ilm Portland time, under Me
Credie. Drew wan hit fairly often,
but the Fotent lirove boys Fem.l
to hit in bad luck, while Cornelian
hatted with a ro.hI etreitk in their
favor. Foreett irove failed to score
when lucre
.M u 'jiP'''1' home Haturday, l.ut may i(ci hiRjH.0C,ai,ir,llu f l.iiiV ; Wm. F.Idt, of Buxton, was in
...i.i... i ." Oregon, ad wiey anr .. . .,..,. Mr. or 18 -tMlUt ; ... Kridv.
I. a,l..l ll.e I rl , . i " t
iiu-j- ! t .ere u creat imnroveuient u iub
way einco the advent of the rail
way.
Fall wheat is more plump this
U'ar '.hun f r many teaeoue, and
will Keiuh heavier, oa well. It
atHiui live weeae, al (i,e w,urp city, Minniy, xuf re-' waeo: to he tree irom Ptuui, anu me
ix ar nortnweni oi m.i. ,txna a tcore ol i to . in lavor , Rranis are well lormea
Hop pickers wanted for f0 acre
vard Hood accomodations. Please
HEW IIAKNUSS SHOP
l e .i .
u r,, Utii.'nm u ( i,f fl d ll' W
klllitM !i ,ji on ,mhi ; ti'-, i p.
(lMli liiMU'.. Ii.,Sl, and hit. a
Ss lilid of hnri.t in Mir. wMtid
I'ik-tll, r..l,..H H... I l:-.fl,. lillil.
'I of all kiinbi A !,-o .!.. m alt
bt'l of r.'j o,r work n ebort no
to. I'riifx r. ini!.ivt'e, ntitl he
fct'l your (mlrnmnH.
WHY Uur Nl- WPOKl i"
TU wih Id mtrisd n Synd-iv at
siwt? Writ i . ll.i u k il
y Ifilsntny over Sunday, ami
"u,n M.Hnh.v, and your fr.
J""l trip, i!i ,-o.t mi hm. :!()'J
oil can ,i.,v ii,tii'.. H.i i
- - iMii"iiini i v i.i.m-i lit
W'irfiinj. H.ilnr Ini' nu t i .liirn
raacbint? ll.li.i.... , i -.i vi. ...
I " r fc I ' -
lay, ai lluvi, A ul, uh j u.0
at I lie beach. ' For a eeu
" tifknl, k;m1 nniil o..oer 1 for
mur".ymir MUd trip Milt ctHt
W button
75 TKAMS WAN I hD
J'wW.nn V. I!, & , (;rsd(., near
"0lon. lit once, 7f, (,,HmH, with
riV6'H. Whi-i.h i no..., i;. ...l
'lIVl ... " ' ..r...,
" HI
orki
(loo, M, DogRplt, of Anhlanil,
Ort gon, id the Ruedt of John Fieri
er, of Wont Union. The two work
ed toother in Wallace, Idaho, dur
in,; Urn famou bull-pen trouble,
and when John K. Kelly, formerly
of ibid city, wa in the filthy eu
and the Aru reporter
wad Irying t. Ret the lu-lligerent
Iridbman out nf the vermin infeat-
ed htt'e.
Oil. (. L. HUGE GETSf
Recorder Ilot; (lives Defend
ant Heavy Lemon
THE CASE IS TO BE APPEALED
B. Tooijue, Large Attornfy, lliink
he can Beit Case i
Koreot f!rove had a lively eik in:
Recorder!) Court circIeH, ending!
Friday, when Recorder Hoge fined'
L)r. Large, w ho was charged with
eelling litjuor without license, a
round IKK). W. A. liellinger, who
alleged he was working lor Large
in the iron home, wai eubsf i'i:nt
ly fined 2-r, and Large'etood trial.
liellinger having pleaded guilty.
Attorney K. B. Tongue went up to
defend the case, and W. H. Hollie
and Deputy Diatrict Attorney John
M. Wall prosecuted for the city.;
Al. Dilley testified that he had
bought a bottle of beer at there-;
sort, and it was upon this evidence
that the court convicted and im-j
poatd the fine. It ti taid that the j
city officials are determined to etcp;
illegal eening of liquor at the col
lege city if podeible.
Attorney Tongue baa given no
tice of appeal and it will be takea
to the circuit court, coming up aT ,
the November term.
jos. b. Mcpherson dead
Your skin may look clean
after washing until you
vS Pompeian Massage Cream will bring out
ol the pores y
Ji u ;h pijCT a hj! until il it compared with Kimhin whiter, hi your
linn irjjf lock cliio until jmi trjr i Pomjwbn Muuge uul tec the left-to dirt hit
u bnrfl out,
Yoa Kire Wen wuhinj with tup and witer but Kill the dirt remained. Yon
thought ydur ikin n f, but wondered why it ml ulkw and why the
wnniiiet grew more in eridtnee ereiy year.
Pon. pejn MjBut Cream gently rvibbed in and then at gently rubbed out will
brir.g with it iht dirt that soap has nner touched, nournhea the ikin, putt
rusy biood in the cheekt, lea natare do tu perfect work.
Ail gjod barDert apply Pompeian Mataage Cream it it a great relief after
hiving and temit to make the ikin tronger and lew tenaitive.
Lainn appreciate Pompeian Manage Cream became it tcmuiatet the circularioa
and g:vet a bright, clear complexion.
Cotr.e in (a free nmpie and copy of the famou booklet "A Treatiteoii Facial Murage.
Pompeiaa Cream it wid at 50c and Cooper jar,
Hillsboro Pharmacy
l-'im-sl Grove
Gi-Ucr
wlieelnra. Apply at
ably clone playing wna indulged in
1 ..
'I'D, of ,(.,)w M din, wr.
"n Tu. Mbiy.
W, Mid, r,ii ... .i. . .1... r
Wl0, Kooil'ii, w,w In town Kridav.
Hen. iv"ui... .1.11. 1 ...
'.'.ruir, 01 Ainioii, anove
"""Ion, wan in iu. ii'.i.u
- ... tomi j- 1 iijui ,
M. II. 1,. .i w n
01 U lllK'nil
nday.
D ... .
i iirillitH and AlovU (laHener,
inn r it ...
were in the city
Wall
,lna It - . 1 ...
of 11, f "n,W(1 ih now 111 cmirge
p.'in ,reil!iii room at the 8otithern
uu Ul'Dot.
it
"fln'y Toelle, on the 1C.1, Schul
sr'iiti n 1 11 11 r..
Onih.ii , . .' '"" 'mnry in'limir,
in 1 a w'thyoombe Farm, were
,i,Vro llRo(8 for the Deerini;
n 1 1 8 hiirvPHtinR iimohinery,
J'i'myn a "inploto tine on band,
Nyar ,actory,
W:BS Vilmrt Wi(r,iener in now
dn ...8,!0,1an.l, ami ieiuihi-8 Lon
'Offt I "I "wvin rua nni nj
. unvg at l ie Thacaerav
Avrxni in one iniunir
were three scorw to her credit.
Itettih wan retired when the game
was half through and Moore took
bis place. Frank Sholee caught
for Cornelius", and he did verj gootl
For ealn or eachange: Cigar work. He waltope.i lue i.n i. r
i . ,..l.i;.l,.l ,i. ,..( V,Il mii ii nn llio itiatlioiltl.
ami mill Hiami, koiki wniuiru uin -
lonition, in city of Portland; will The line up was.
tr.nl for city or country proxrty foiiuliiM
s.. M-....1. i..iiiu A omul. wi...i... e
HI unto. t.K""' v.......v. ' ...JUttitMoorr
,vl.U buduieHd.-imiuireof Ku- ,, Briu
rath Uros. i;.l HcmUi.on I.fopotd
.. p p.,1., Ti..r b .si-luilt
JllllUS lliriitieilSOIt, in nrni v,ck.-. T , Kapple
i....;..r rf I'avw
.hiy night, ami a binder went up in ,:ta;ik cr,Hir,ia.....c f . ',i'.v
smoke along with too strucvuro. ctdu.ie l.h.e - -
I tu. building was insure.) in the u,0y Cook umpired the game, and
t termini Insurance Co., of Itethany, tve general satisfaction. At nisi
.,,.1 i). bidd. ISO. waa paid An- ,h Forest C. rove Warn demurtfd to
Kust 5, by Fred Herger, president, l)rewt,, pitching, he. being a pxo
and Peter lirossen, secretary. fessional, and tbia bemR " '-
i i . teur name, bnt the longer they
The Milne warehouse has been the more Forest drove's
hMiHud by (I no. A. Prown, and he k i.
idmadv to receive bay ami gram 1,:,,i.. ,..,( .hiwn to Hcholls
for storng.) at reasonable pneea. , ,he 1(M.al tesn)
All storage budincss will receive na ;pore wa8 3 to 2 in favor of
prompt attention. (eo, A. lirown, uhowimt that some remark-
LcHsce.
I .1 Kmiib. of Banks, was down kv Hh sides
Kitur.lav. and rays that the thriv
tn hurir has nut up fourteen new PUBLIC SALE
... till I Ii 111SH Wild year,
that they soon expect a bank to be fl. . bj. gaIe at my
OHtablished up there. . , niiltJ (ju0 weet 0f Dilley, on
Hop pickers aro requested to SATURDAY, AUGUST-10
register at the W. U. Jouy yam, orS. m.iKi,t i30U u. 10 y u.u.
u.fu-8 north and a half east of jna.asol.
Hillsboro, arii 01 ... ; - ahoftUorh in 4 yens
1. I iHftVV. iY. 1. -T. "
pica, io" j "' '
Jolly, grower.
k U'llboa nf Hebolls. WftH in 11U, ui,i hill plow, new cnltiva-
loum Fridav. He has Bold hlB tor, 60-tooth iron harrow as gallon ket-
!" h .1 111 locate again ome- tic:.,y pm,,,;, No. 1 1
pi'i nratoriu'W, seitiuiiun:.! ft ...... .r,
where in the northwest. h le mwM, cross cut saws, kiuvt-s
. 11 1 . nn.V tools of all kimls, pitch forks, shovels
Wanted: Teams to haul lumber ; l0 hoim.hoM unMnK H,t otlar
by the thousand from mill, Union arl-ciM t00 numerous to mentiui.
Lumber Co, two mileg north of TermB 0f salei-One year's time
Cudar Mill. nn approved notes bearing 7 per
A W Smith, formerly of Tigard- cent interest ion suma over 10, un-
villo l-u now of Porllaod, wheie der 10 cash. Discount of 5 per
h si t lereal citato business, cent for cash on all Bums over J 10.
ws m't Friday. FBKK LUNCH AT NOON
...ia.l foe ueneral house- Hugh llxannan, Owner.
work f nily of two. Rest ruling J. W. Hughes Auctioneer
11L eook. and none oth- Frank knight, Clerk
er need apply. Ioquw of ArguB.
John Lorsung, who was in town
from below JNewton, oaiuruny
register now. S. L lUmes, Ladd
,v Ke-il Farm, lioedville, Oregon
One cent a pound will be paid for
picking.
Chas. Ad im?, who is fishing for
crawfish in the Tualatin, last week
cent in to Seattle, Wash , his best
market, 1ml dcasn. He makes two
shipments per week, and gets 18
cents per down, above express
charges.
John Shaefor, father of Mrs. E.
II. lUird, leaves the last of the
wcik for a visit at Akron, Ohio,
lie still holds his Hillsboro proper
ty, nu.l will return to Oregon.
S. L. P. irnea, superintendent at
the Ketdville Ladd it Reed Farm,
states that liia company will pay
the usual out) cent per pduud for
picking hops, and that the report
that they would pay but 50 cents
is error. ,
Joeet.b ll. McPherson, aged 47
years, died at Newport, Auguft 4,!
UK)7. Mr. McPherson has had;
heart trouble for some time, and j
went to Newport for the benefit of
his health. He improved for a few j
days, and then died suddenly. Mr j
McPherson leaves a widow, a
daughter, and two sons. He has
been engaged in hap raiting for a
few years, this side of Forest urove,
and at one time was Assessor Wil
cox' field deputy io that section.
The McPherson family came to
Forest Grove from Kansas, about
eight years ego.
He was last at the county seat
just before July 4, and at that time
knew that he might be called at
any time. He was a man of ex
emplary habits, and had a host of
friends in West Washington Coun
ty. The family has the sincere
pympathy of a large circle of
friends. The remains were brought
back for burial, Monday.
Strongest Directorate in County
Within three months after opening for business
this Bank had over $ioo,coo in deposits, and the
list is growing every day. Successful men date
their going ahead to their first bank account.
Your deposit is solicited.
THE FOREST GROVE NATIONAL BANK
Docs a general Banking business. We pay interest on time
deposits. Loans and Discounts. Exchange bought and
80M to ell partd of the world. Until our new brick is com
pleted on the corner of Pacific Avenue and Main, oar bank
ing house is located four doors south, on Main.
Board of Directors:
W. B. Haines, Pres. Jno. E. Bailey, Vice Pres.
Thos. G. Todd, - J. W. Fuqua,
Ex-Comity Commissioner.
John A. Thornburgh, Cashier.
Forest Grove,
Oregon
yearling steer, shortliorn mm 4 yi-.ii
old, J wagons, buggy, McCornm k mow
er, hav rake, 30 tons hay, 24 tons billed,
liny fork, rois, carrier ami slings, i n
M.a tliiob Smith, of Forest
1 in the city minuay, hip
Grove
o,n iv ui. 1
The Pacific Railway & Naviga
tion Co's engine, the "One Spot,','
was taken to the Southern Pacific
shops for repairs, the last of Ihe
week, and a new locomotive has
been substituted on the run.
For Rent: 13()-acre farm, 0
aotes cleared; good for dairy pur
poses; one mile south of Hillsboro
Renter has privilege 01 ouying
stock, feed, etc lcqwire of Her
man Koehnke, Hillsboro, ti. 4.
Speaking of groceries if you
want the t'mest staple and fancy
groceries to be found in the market,
try John Dennis. He is after your
trade, and once a ciiBtomor, always
a customer.
Thos. Howe, tho dee fancier and
sportsman of this city, returned the
last of tne weet irom an exienaea
triD into the Coos Bay country
He brings back glowing reports of
that sectiou, and says there will be
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Argus and Journal, 11.75.
David Wenger and Dan Stoller,
of Helvetia, were in the city Saturday.
C. T. Crow, who lived here a few
years ago, was in town last week,
returning to the Sound.
Trackman Gray, of the P. R. A
N., hasnoved into the Schmeltzer
house, on the corner of Third and
Oak.
For sale: Binder, threshing ma
chine outfit, portable sawmill, etc.
Will sell cheap. Kurath Rros.
John O'Brien, of near Cedar
Mill, and who has lived there for
many years, was a county seat vis
itor, Tuesday.
. The United Evangelical Church
has been moved to the new lot on
Third Street, nearly opposite the j
Christian Church. ThiB means
five churches on Third Street.
Lost: Small black mare, with
three white feet and white streak
in forehead and cn nose; branded
"A" on shoulder. Liberal reward.
Write or phone McCormick Bros.,
Laurel, Ore. Independent Phone.
The Meier & Frank Co , cf Port
land, this year bought their hay for
their dehvwy teams, from W ash
i tig ton County farmers. It is
stated that they bought, through A.
N. Stanton, 200 tons, at flkper
ton.
Rev. C. C. Poling, who is well
known here, preached at the tent
tabernacle meetings, Sunday, to an
appreciative audience. Rev. Po
ling is now president of the United
Evangelical College, at LaMars,
Iowa, but still holds his member
ship in the Oregon conference.
Walter Bennett and wife return
ed from a visit to Oregon City the
last of the week. They have left
Mountamdale, and Mr. Bennett
will hereafter remain, for a while,
anyway, with the Ballard shop,
while the proprietor takes a vaaa
tion. '
Dr. T. J. Grams, one of the phy
eicianB who attended the unfortu
nate survivors of the Columbia
and who, with his wife, was a pas
senger on the Elder when Bhe pick
ed up the San Pedro, was out irom
Portland, the first of the week, a
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Bailey's Big Store
We sell SELZ' Shoes;
They make your feet glad;
They make your feet look stylish;
You walk around like your feet
were comfortable.
Vici Kid, Box Calf, Vellum Calf,
Pateut Kid. Blucher, Ball
and Oxford.
J. E. Bailey, Forest Grove
Builds Up
Irou-Tone increases the appetite, aids digestion,
builds up the nervous system and creates new,
rich blood.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, 50 cents. Let
us send you our little booklet, "Renew Your Vital
ity," which tells you what Iron-Tone is and what
it will do. You can have it for the asking.
Address Grover Medicine Co., Woodburn, Ore.
2fte Delta Drug' Store
Hillsboro, Oregon
Besides a complete line of Drugs and Medicines,
we also carry a complete line of Shavers' Requis
ites, such as Razors, Strops, Mugs, Brushes,
Soaps, etc., which we offer at especially attractive
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