HIllSBORO ARQUS. PfO !V 1907
TO BE
ON TODILLSBORO
United Interurban Line to b
Built This Winter
Do you want eorue lota
growing California town.
SO SAYS ENGINEER WICKERSBAil
Caoatractiaa Material Bud it Baild
the Read
Chief Engineer L. B. Wickerebam
of the United Railway Interurban
Line, which has a large amount of
track laid in Portland, cave out
the following interview to a Port
land paper on Thursday last:
"Construction of the Vnited Railwavs'
interurban lines will be pushed through
to Hillsboro st once. The steel is arriv
ing, a Urge supply of ties is on hand, and
nothing but the worst kind of weather
will stop winter work on this project
The company is financed and will go
ahead with its entire project, regardless
of financial conditions, iust as soon as its
amended franchise is finally disposed of
bv the council, so that tt can get the use
of the few blocks remaining necessary to
make connection with its private right-
of-way outside of the city limits."
We will push out interurban lines.
The route to Hillsboro will be decided
upon in the immediate future. We have
three lines located and completely sur
veyed, and some rights of way secured.
The maximum grade is J S per cent, and
in but few places does the grade exceed
one per cent. The length of the Hills
boro line will be practically twenty-three
miles."
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Don't forget to read the
sale notice, in this iaeue.
Roy Greear waa a passenger
Portland, Tuesday.
John Pearson, of Reedville, was
in the city Tuesday.
Wm. Lydaand H. A. Taylor, of
near Greenville, were in town Tuee
day, and called on the Argus.
Do you want a buggy? We have
the finest lines ever shown in this
county. Schulmerich Bros.
Henry v anderi anden, of near
Yerboort, was in the city Tuesday
for medical treatment.
Wm. Bigley Sr., of Leieyville,
was in town, Tuesday, sending hop
samples to Portland.
Homer omitn, wno lives six
miles north of Glenooe, is recover
ing from an attack of fever. '
Miss Eva Bailey left for Ashland
on Monday, where ehe will visit
with mends for two or three weeks
Henry Ford, of Portland, a for
mer sheriff of this county, was in
town Saturday, shaking hand
with old friends.
Mrs. G. W. Patterson and daugh
ter, Miss Lola, and Miss Eva Catch
ing, spent Sunday with relatives in
this city.
Another week of holidays, sajs
the Governor. We will have to
continue on a holiday basis, it is
said by those who profess to know,
tmtil the Eastern banks begin pay
ing coin. Just when that will be,
ne one appears to be able to say.
C. R. Bloyd desires to notify tim
barmen that be will rent to respon
sible party or parties, his entire
logging outfit, consisting of two
logging donkey engines and steam
tram cars. Telephone me through
Glenooe central, or address C. R.
Bloyd, Holbrook, Ore. 1
Dr. F. J. Bailey and wife, of this
city, have taken apartments at the
Hobart-Curtis, Portland, for the
winter, and the doctor will open
offices in that city, and make a
specialty of abdominal surgery, co
operating with some of the best
surgeons of the metropolis. Dr.
Bailey was surgeon in the United
States Army, and saw service in
the Philippines, and is regarded as
a skillful operator.
I am now prepared to show you
the Chas. Stevens & Bros, samples
or new fall and Winter styles in
Ladies' and Misses' drees suite,
shirt waist suits, and dress skirts,
made to your special order,
and of your own selection of
goods. Fall and Winter coats
also carried. I carry a standard
line of corsets and underskirts. I
will be glad to bring my goods to
your house upon request. Inde
pendent phone, No. 264. Mrs. M.
B Caudle.
Last Saturday the 5-year-old
son of Thomas Williams, of this
city, while hammering on a steel
wedge, dislodged a sliver of steel
which struck the little fellow on
the lid ol one of bis eyes, and pene
trated to the eye ball, but fortun
ately not entering it. Dr. F.J.
Bailey was called, and removed the
sliver. This is the second accident
of the kind which has happened
'near Hillsboro recently
James W. Henderson, who lives
on tract adjoining Hillsboro, put
ia an aore of alfalfa, last May, for
winter pasturage, which now looks
first rate. The land is not irrigated,
and there are a number of farmers
here who are watching to see how
the forage will stand the winter,
The only fear is that alfalfa on un-
drained land will get drowned out
during the winter months. Geo.
R. Baglsy is experimenting with
alfalfa on the Dudley ranch, but
this land is irrigable in the sum
mer time, and bat betn subsoiled,
besides having good natural drain
age. The Bsgleys will add ten
acres to the crop each year until
they get a total of sixty acres un
2 Irrigation.
in a
within
one-half mile of the beautiful San
Luis Bay, in exchange for a moun
tain ranch or Hillsboro lot?
Fioeet section in Central Califor
nia; great for cure of pulmonary
and rheumatic troubles. Cull at.
or aldrM, Argus oftW, HilUboro. ;J
ure. ueed and aosir.ici. j
Fuis Wanted
Remember that I will piy rfh f r
furs. I save you th trouble if
shipping. Try rue.t I reside jus.
norm or ice west mil ol uu' i.u g
b'idge, one mile nest of Hill.-boro.
You csn leave your furs at tise
Corwin k IleiMel buvher shop
Chas. Eamex, HitlsbtTo, O.-e
1 i C at S at :
!
T A Bold Step. '
To overcome the well-grounded and
reasonable objections of the niort Itiu-i-Hgt'M
to tha ujm of secret, medielnal com
pounds, Ir. K. V. Pierce, of HuiTjIo, N.
V., some time ago. decided to make a bold
departure from the usual course pursued
br the makers of uut-up medicine fir do
mestic use, and. so has published broad
cast and ofrnTy to the whole world, a fuil
and compV list ot all tho iticmtipnta
tntertncinWhe composition of hi! widely
celebrated icrt.es. Thus he ha Uken
his nuwcnwis jratrons and patients nto
his full i&iMCnc. Thus too ho has n
moreMiivuedicincs from among secret
iHWtrros'of doubtful merits, and made
XheaUlemaiies 0 Jvnuu-n CoicposUk'n.
this ld sti-nPr. Victy m hri-n
fh.n fi i.irnmi.is arc olsijh-tA 'i.y.ce
HZ
I'.Wtf.-.
tint onlv lo ihe wrapper cf ere?r bottle
Of lr. I'lercr's Uolthn Medical lMWTery. t!
fatuous medicine tor wtak Momivh, I. rtml
llvrrorbtlkwoiess and all cturrhil iliv iMi
srnereTw kvaiel. have printed uivu li.
riot tntfuh, a Nil and eouiiiletK lsi ot all
tb lnrmltents composing n. but a mi; I
book bs Iwn cxuniuU'd frvni mimeroi:
standard metlK-al work, of all the litititvn
sctouols of praeucti ruitatni'iir very tum-iT
ous extract from tlie vritiuirs of liailn.e
practitioners of medicine, endotMng' ti e
Unmtnt ponnl'U termt, tb and evury li r
dleni contained in Iir. rit'tw's mitlfcuie.
One of Uitse little btvkswill foe mailed In
to any on tendinf address on tibial cartl or
by letter, to lr. K. V. l'lerce. Kiiffalo. N. Y
and raqumlntf the same. Krvm this lit t lo
boot It will t learned that It. rkrve a Ml-
fc lnes contain no alcvliok nmii.-s. oiln.r-jl
affntsor other polsvnous or uijuru'tw, aiTeuts
and that they are made from nature, kkhIu'I-
Bal rooLs or great alue; aIo that witf o
Ui BKt Talualde lntntlU im contained In
Ut. nerve s tarorlte nesertntlou Kr eak,
nerrous, orer-worawl. "run-down." nervous
and debilitated women, were employed. Ion
years aco. by the Indians for similar ail men is
atrectlnir their snuawn. In fact, otm of tiie
Boat valuable medicinal plants entering1 li to
the compultlon of Dr. l'lerce's Favorite 1're
niiptlon waa known to the Indians as
-Mjuaw-Meeo.- uur knowleilire of the uses
or not a few of our most raluablo native, me
djclnal plants was gained fruin the Indians.
As made up by Improved and enact pro
cesses, the " t avorlte Prescription Is a mn-t
Stdent remedy for remjlatinir all tl 10 wom
anly functions, correcting' dlplaeements. as
prolapsus, anteverslon and retorversion.
Bvarcomlnf painful periods, toning-ip the
perves and bringing about a perftvt state of
eaivn. euu uy ail aealors lu amUcluusv
A Full Line of
ELECTRIC
SUPPLIES
and
GLOBES
Light where you want it
"The Economical"
Turns down like gas.
Theoriginal pull-string
turn down. Pull the
string for "bright or
dim." It is economi
cal. Was awarded the
highest and only award
at the St. Louis Expo
sition. Try them.
HOUSE WIRING
Next door to Vaught's
Grocery, Second Street
Full Line Chandeliers
J.R. POWELL
TIME TABLE
6:5 1 a. m
9:07 a. ni.
1:4.2 p. m.
5:08 p. m
assenger train schedule follows:
Leaves for Portland-
Forest Grove local
Sheridan Flyer
forest Grove local
Corvallis overland ,
, Arrives from PortUnd-
r 1 1 , , ,
v-urvains overiana H:ifj a. m
U . , .
roreei urove local I2X7 p. m.
Sheridan Hyer 5:2s p. ni
roresi throve local (1:47 p. ni.
Leaving Portland
t-orvauis overland 7:00 a. in.
potest urove local 1 1 :txj a. ni
Sheridan Flyer 4:10 p. m
roresi orove local 0:40 p. ni.
Arrival in PortUnd
Forest Grove local 8:00 a. m
e 9 i
anenaan riyer 10:30 a. m.
Forest Grove local 2:50 p. m.
Corvallis overland 6:35 p. m
Ths Forest Grove loeal does not
carry baggage.
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-V EXPERIENCE
Trade Mabk
- -4 Designs
rrft, Copyrights Ac.
Anyone isndlne a ikstrh and dwierlnf Ion may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invemifm prnnaniy puTntHhIe. t'omrnurilr'V
1-iuuBBiricLiT nmnn.nl a .
sencirea.
tlona itrlctlr eonsdontl
Patent taken throuvh Munu t (Jo. racai'va
HANDBOOK on Hateuu
tptrtal notice, without cliante, la the
Scientific American.
A handsomely HhmtratM weekly. I,rirMt. rlr.
mlaUon ol any clerituio Journal. 'J emu, t:i a
Sr.'-r2?r """ BoWUyallnewdpaler.
:UK.UCo.w.N8rvYork
Brueo OflkM, tat W . Waahlunio . u
For Sale Table and ttook beets.
table and stock carrot", cabhuee
and tomatoes. Delivered. Pbone,
Pacific States, 57 N. W. Cbilcott
and W. H. Marden. 3t tf
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FARMERS
READ THE
WEEKLY OBEGONIAN
OF PORTLAND
For the general ncwsof the
World also fbr nifonnaf ion about
liowio obtain lie best results
in cultivating the soil, Stock
Raising, Fruit Growing etc.
You can 5eciire tliLs excellent
paper by
Calling at the Argus, where $2.25
buys both Papers for a year.
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Dissolution of Co-Partntrship
Noil.-o is hpreby kIvoii that the oo pari
nrrship hoivlot'ire vjaiaUiiisr lnlteti M.
N. lonhaui. J. II. t'ollier and J. H. Bart
Int. il. 'in it lHiteN under lite Arm name
of M. X. Ronliatn A t'o , Is Hi In dajr dia
solveil ly mtitiial poiimiiI, J. H. Collier
retiring trout said firm. A'l atvotttita
lno saul linn will I ij to M. N. Bon
lism anil J. II. Uartlelt, tliey to SMuuiS
all iiult'tttHiurs and habtlltlea of alt
linn.
M. . Bonliani,
J. M. rollier,
J. It. Bartlrtt.
Uurel, Ore., tVt. U, IU0T.
Petition For Liquor License
IN THK COl' STY COl'RT OF THE
STATU OK ORKtlOS, FOR
WASHISUTOS COl'STY
In the matter of the application of C. K.
Smith, for license to sell spiritous,
viuoiw and malt liiiuor-t in less qunntities
man one gallon, in r-ast tetlur Creek
1'reciiict.
To the Honorable County Court of Ihe
State of Oregon, for Washington County:
The undersigned petitioners, legal vo
ters of East Cedar Creek Precinct, Wash
ington County, Oregon, and constituting
a majority of the legal voters of said
l'recinct, and being actual residents in
said Precinct, and having actually resid
ed in said Precinct thirty (30) daysimme-
iliately preceding the ilute ot this petition
would respectfully petitiou your Honora
ble Hoilv ami ask that a license to sell
spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in less
tiiiauuucs tlian one gallon, tn rjist Cetlar
Creek Precinct, Washington County, ( Ire. ,
tic granted and issued to C. K. Smith,
a resident o( saia precinct, for a pe
riod of one year.
Dated this 15th day of Xovemlier, 1907.
L Sagert, W M Moon, Frank Mouir. I.
C Mierman, hratik Boss, I) r Sherman, K
V Mack, Sam J Smith, T R Savage, John
C atigauian, II C'astecl, O T Teancy,
I H Hiitiumn, Wm Jurgens.B Kiifnlchup,
John Chehak, K Wangeman, August
Krause, 11 U Udd, E H Robbins, K Col
felt, II M Moon, C koberts, J K Iay,
K A I'd.ly. W H Day, J R C Thompson,
Fred Hess, W A .Miltenberger. I) Balls,
Sam Oalbreath, I) C Beatan. R F. Wang
aman. J Katon, E L Colo, G P Martin, A
I Willanl, W Tiffany, Wm Ray, W F
I)ewall. J Nyberg, J C Martinazii.F Mur
ray, J I) Wirth. 11 HoUworth, F Gold
man, Michael Mealy, K Chehak, C L
Sharer, J L West, J Otterjtrom, T Ma
gar, P A Townsend, Harry Sampson,
Harry Smith, G Kauituerer, K E Sharer,
W Sedlak, Jos Oalbreath, Henry Titera,
E Savage, Chas Geibcrger, () F larson.
John Roberts, tieo Holaild, James Simp
son, John Piatt, F V Sagert, Fred Lurs
man, P P Barley, Lewis lureens. M C
Knotts, S L Wirth, R F Potts. John Sax,
Geo M liaccus, Wm Cimino, J G Thomp
son. ,
To whom it may concern? Notice ia
hereby given that the undersigned resi
dent of Ivast Cedar Creek Precinct, Wash-
mit"n County, Oregon, will, on Wednes
day the th day of January, 1908, at ten
o'clock a. m. of said day, present the
foregoing petition for license to sell spir
itous, vinous and malt liquors 111 Hast
Cedar Creek Precinct, Washington Coun
ty. Oregon, in less quantities than one
gallon, to the County Court of Washing
ton County, Oregon, at Hillsboro, Ore
on, and at such time and place will ask
that a license be issued to the undersigu-
appucaui to sen spiritous, vinous and
malt liquors in said East Cedar Creek Pre
cinct, Washington County, Oregon, in less
quantities than one gallon, for a period.
01 one year irom me date 01 the issuance
of such license.
Dated this ind day of Dsceutber, 1907.
C. E. Smith, Applicant,
liagley & Hare, Attorneys for Applic't.
Baecutor't Notice ol Final Settlement;
Notice I hereby ttiv.u that III'" umb'r
tignul eiecutru Itat filed m 0'" t'ouiy
Court of the Slate of Urvtron, W tliti it
lon County, her final wvuimi in the mm
ter ol Ilia last will and lottaiiu'tit ol bu b
ard Sand fori, decease. I. and Dial lliewinm
baa been wrl for hearing lirioro il r.mrt,
011 Monday, November W l'H'7, at I" o.
clock a 111.
Dated this Oololier ?t. I'UT.
Alii-e M. S.tn.li'.ir.l.
KiecutrU of tln last w III and trsluinriil
of Richard Saiulford. din-mood,
Beiitou lloKinaii, Ally for Kiio-uirit.
CORWIN A HEIDEL
Oaaeea If
All kin. Not l'irh Mratt. I'tlcea Rea
sonable. Will mrel all ComjovtHUin.
I'lmKens and I'onilrv alwata ou baud
tiin oidrt, I ire drlivrry to all par ta
ol ll'r town. We buy tat Block.
raxi
Second Street, HIIHboro, Of
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Oregon
Siiorj LINE
DSIIIN Pacific
STRAINS TO THK KAST DAILY
PHUM POHTI.AM)
Try your In i pi iulont lelejd oiie
for iliHtaiicw.
..Coatral Meat Market.
IMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
Keep constantly on baud a line
supply of firah meats o( alt kinds.
A New Era In Priam
i We are going to !1 meats at pticss low
rrtluu thoae which have prevailed It
1 Ihe past. Call lu and are us. We mean
I Imsmeu. 'Phone and Free !clivcry
j Vlaia Street, HUUbors, Orrgaa.
Ailnmitstratrlx' Not in
Through Tullman stau lard aud touriat '
teeping-cars daily to Ouiahn, Chii ago, ;
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to ' y "'' "' l"r,,l J ""' Cuuniy
Kansas City, through Pullmati toitriat """ "f ;-mv. orrg..,,,
.,... ' i .. ...11. .1. , ,, ''lis n (...iiiird tlm iiniltimlgnrfl a,tu,i.
sleep ngara (personally conducted) , ,fU , ltl, tui , ,n(,,.f KllllU
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re-, and ibnt he duly ltuinini
cliniog chair cars (sets free) to the as u. I. I all i i..n. lining- rUiino
Bast daily.
Btraar
roa
DAILY
Chicago
Bpeeial
:3Ua.M.
via
Atlantic
Kiprem
8:16 r. m.
via
St. Paul
Fast
Mail
6:15 r. m.
via
Spokane
Port
land Biggs
I-iK-al
8:16 a.m.
TIMK HCIIKDCl.r-S
PORTLAND
Nalt lake, Itntiver,
Ft. Worth, (iiiinli t,
Kaux t'lly, St
Uxila, Chicago and
Kanl
Ball Ijk, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Oinai.a,
Kansaa City, ht,
IiOiits, Chirago and
Kast
Walla Wallariwig.
tou,Spoliana,Wallni
Puliiiiaii, Mliuieni
olia, Mt. Paul, D11.
lutb, Mil waiikwi,
Clili:ago and East
For all local points
boiwemi Biggs and
Portland
HUtlVI
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n' 11 ml snl'l rt.ili' nrn hrn l y liullllil In
' I'li'M-lii llii'in to Willi r-qir iltil h
eis.nl t!in law . lin e d W, N, I'snrll, In
; lll.KI. .r i. Hii; ,i, wlll.iil al lii.ti.llia
loilil tins d lie.
i ll!.-d tint Hi t.dirr
IsAltKl.l.t KNSH,
Aibuii.U'r.iltu .,1 II. e l;.l:itn,,r l.iander
lilllll", ll'i f(IM l
W. N. Ilainit, Alt.irm y fir Adnuiila.
Ir.iiru.
AJmimstra'.tii' Noti-
7:l.'i.a
M:(MIa, a
1 r,-.m v.h.
S'ilii 10 Iwn l.y giim that llm uinlrroli-ii
id luis I,., u I v tin. I'minty t'ourt or ftal.
in,:to!i Ciiinly. lii.g.in, a.poliilwl m s)d.
iniiiiHtr.ttri of Him i-lut.Mif iirht II.
TIioiiihm. d' TLMM-d, ami thai lie haa duly
qinililied naaiii'h. ami all prroons having
rliiiins ngniniil aanl iwlalo are hnndiy no
t'liid to un-HClit tlllllll to Hie, Kith .r.i,rr
v hi'ro. at llm law i.lli.o. of y. N. Itar
felt, lu liiliolH.ro. lirrgiin, within an
inouilis fnnn this ilaln
Nannie U, Tlmmaa,
ArluilnUlrntrix ,,f Ihe Rolale f Dwiglit
If . 'I boiiiits, diKi-awd:
DiiIimI I till Hi tidiri line,
W. S. Harrnlt, Attorney (nr Adllllstriit'l.
Notice to Stock Owners
Tbrre are five head ot cattle in
paBture on the George Smith farm,
one mile east of llillsboro, the
ownors of which are unknown to
the undersigned. Owners are here
by not jfied to call on Mr. Broaden,
on the place, prove propert" and
pay pasturage bille, etc., at once.
W. W. Hoetetler.
K1VEK SCHKDL'LK
rROM PORTLAND
River boats on the lower ('oliimhia and
Willamette daily except Sunday,
LOW HAT KM
To and from all points In thn Ksot
TickeU via tills route 011 aaln at all dnpol
offlies of the Houtlieni Pacillc Co.
WM. McMURRAY,
General PaHeenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
Executrix' Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the County Court of
Washington County, Oregon, appointed
executrix of the last will and U-Mtnmeiit
of Eli A. Heinich, deceased, and ban
duly qualified as such, and all persons
having claims agailibt haid estate are
hereby notified to present them to tnc,
with proper vouchers, at the law oflire of
W. N. Barlett, at Hillsboro, Oregon,
within six mouths from this dale.
Dated this Oetolier I, M,
Hannah Matilda Heiuerk,
Executrix of the last will and testa
ment of Eli A. Ileineck, deceased.
W. N. Ilarrett, Attorney for Estate.
Insure Your Stock
Insure your horses and livestock
and when you lose one yon will get
cash. Dou't take chances when it
is not necessary. Tak out a policy
IS A KKLIABLK COMPANY
I am agent for the National Live
stock Association. Insures against
death from any cause. Drop me a
line. Termt reasonable.
F011S VASDKliWAL. Beaverton, Or.
It. F. D. No, I
The old reliable fire insurance man.
To Whom it May Concern
Notice Is horeby given that all inuiilrii-H
relative to the affairs of Kiteliel L, Haw
thorne, or the tlawthorno Entata, should
be directed to Kooni No. fSIH WorccHinr
Building, Third A Oak HtreetM, Portland,
Oregon, and that all trariHaotioiiH rnganl
Ing the purchase of stock, Impleun nlH, or
other personal property, owned by them,
located or belonging on what is known hh
"The Hawthorne farms," situato ttlmut
three (8) mileiKastof IlillHboro, in Wind,
Ington County, Htato of Oregon, now oc
cupied by W. A.Cale, or anyone cliiiui
iug under bliu, must lw comliuaoit at
their place of bunlnesM aforeHalil.
KACHKI, I. HAWTIIOHVK.
THEHAW T H O K N K lis T A T K.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, Hnpl. itl,
I'lOI.
Notice of Final Settlement
ArguH and Pacific Monthly, $2.
Experienced milker and good
arm hand wanta job on farm or
dairy. Can milk from 20 to 30
cnwH. Is German, and can furnieh
good references. Addreea XC, care
of Argua,v
Notice Is hereby given, that tlm under
signed JCxecutrlx of the bant Will and
leiianieiit or 1 nomas (Hcliln, (I('ihmimI,
has Uled in the County Court of the Ntalo
of Oregon for Washington county, dor
final account In th matter of said eslaln
and said court has fixed Monday, the Kith
day of Deo., 1WI7, at ten o'clock A.M. of
aafddayat the court room in Hillaboro,
Oregon, as the limn and place for hearing
objections to aald final account and for
the final settlement of said estate.
Dated this KJth day of Oct., 1!K)7.
MAKY ANN RIMPHON,
Executrix of the Last Will and Testa
ment of Thomas Ojhln, Deceased.
Watch
Hillsboro
Grow!
KUKATU BKOS.
Ilculors in
Choke Reul stale TrU
Manning from a house
and lot; acre tract, Uh
acre tract, up to a grain
or dairy faun. If we
haven't what you want,
we cau get ,ti J lills
boroaud Portland prop
city exchanged for
Washington County
farm lands.
Come and see us be
fore you buy.
. Money to loau ou
reasonable terms. No
tarial work done.
Auction sales cried.
Main St., Hillsboro, Or.
BARGAIN
ftinctowi HCroa in the city limit of
iiran . 18 Un,"'r '!"ll'Vt'nU. Good
1WX) Imuhp, small burn and other
Btnall buildins;. Good orchard
Rtrawhnrriefl and other email froita'
Vit ;iirtioiil, Phone 151, Jobe's
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W. V. WILEY'S
PRIVATE BOXES
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ways feel free to store their
private boxes in our vault.
Also your private papers.
Only fire proof vault in
Washington County. We
make no charge. . . .
J. W. SI1UTE, DanKer,
HILLSBORO. - - OREGON
Frank. & Borwick
Successors to P. S. Anderson
Carry a Full lino of Cloth
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Shoesr Tobacco, cirnrs, and
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Your Patronage is Solicited
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REEDVILLE - OREGON
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