JnlILLSBR
VOL. XV.
HILLSBORO, OREGON. OCT. 29. 1908.
NO. 33
l V
Should he ol (It cut Interest
to runner Aud Other
HUN UKS S THE mi
AiKtluitl Ctllrjt HiuUaaar Will
bt It (bif(t
Tb Southern 1'ee flo liernotiatra-
.0 Train will t la II tll-U.ro, on
Nuvujir 4, 1WW, arriving at 10 a
iu , eud spending on hour mul
forty-five tninuUa in Ilia city. The
Ireiu will consist of wvf.ii car, and
datuonetrellon will In given in el
UiiMt evtry branch of farming
Farmer, dairymen and fruit grow
tft er especially Invited to b
prenl Cum and biitig your
wivew and children, llwlllbeeu
UrUinlng and lualrucliva.
Tb following peakr and dem
onstrators will aocoinpany the
train:
I r Ja Wllbycoutl. iMrrrtut OirMitt
J 1 1 i line ul Malum.
Mr M il. liim!r, I l.nlt. ullmul.
I'mf A II CotJIrv, -;iiltim.lKil,
fnil I'. I. I,cwla, IliMtll llilllll.l.
I'm! II l. rVuddrr. A(ium.iiiil.
I'M V I. Kn.l, Ifciry lluaUudty,
I n K. W. Alien, AM. lluillrtilliitl.1,
Mi Hairy Aattahr, Ilri.t.iuati
K H kllllci, tiettrial I lrlKlil Ariil,
til hohihi lite Iwity 1 tir Haiti
til ruaatal ut arvrn rata, tliire of tin li
ill have agru-ultutat ami liufttrtitltirat
tiltllilla, while ulhrta )!) hare mat Inn
tit rlt. One tae Mill allow ltnlrl tlaity
alalia, with Ito nm SpifcyuiK ttrtlnU
ill I aliuwu, a I an tin I k Iraiiti tna
t time Kiuil naikittit Dill al-i lw ahowit
rath ilrariturflt UavlliK ) i tali.l tu
iUniuiilial IlilUImm ill I lite hil
tup in the itinerary of the lniittilrn
turn itain. awl wm boor oil foil)- live
aalUUtrl will ) (Ivrtl Id lllla I'Urr, I lie
autii la lilll rally, tint II I Ititprd Dial
Ibfte ilt la largr allrit.lainr ul" uttf
lamina, fruit mruaiut tUiryitvn pirwitt
BELLI PINEOUT HAINES
Mil. BIU Fiueuul Hall., who
dmd tt bar noma near Button. Oc
tober 16, in born in New York
BtaU, July 15, 185! She u
married to Herbert Fineoul iu
Midland. Michigan, in 1CH. In
187H, Mr. Fineout died, and. in
11X13, aba wai married to EIwixmI J
Haluee, avl Tecom,Wab ., whtmir
vivm bar, alao three children. Mr
Ida Burlia, of New York, J A
Kinaoul, of liuilon, and Frank
Kiuaoul, of Taooma, Waah.
Tha funaral aervlrm urti held at
tha undartaking cba)l of V. H.
i.tmiiar at rorfat tirov. tioioir
17. at 11 a. m.. oonduclrxl lr Hv .
Miaa InUrmant at tha Koreat
View caoiaUr J.
PUBLIC SALE
I will tell at public auction, M
mllna aouihoait of KarminRlon and
1 tuila WMi of Oronrr ft KowttU'a
tila factory, at 10 o'clock a. in., on
MONDAY, NOVKMBKIt 2.
fcjiati of mulct, 7 yr i.v H' ; blark
mart, i j yit., llt lln ; 4 yr oh! marc,
iaa IU j yrarlili(( cult, 6 lito o'tl colt, 4
I aim nu ttalr nitaa frrah ill Mav, I
lu kuu., jrearlliiK Itcifrr, frrah in AK .
hcllrr calvrt, bIhiiiI 5 tlo. hnit, mow
r, rk, hi title r, tliac barrow, one lire
V"wtr wikmI aaw, aecliou Irvrf harrow,
utw Ollwr ibillrilplow, ciiluviiUir,
failliimf mtll fMrii, Irurlt. new WAUtllt. 1"
luib wagon,' a -Inch lire; liitl wK",
buKgirt, l aria of tlimhlr hriirit, art '
liiKle hnrneM, alaittt to tuna Imc iih
ju hu. wheat anil hoitwholil koihU
l.unth arrvnl at noon.
Term: Under 10 caah In hand
over 110 one year'a tiuie at H per
cent od bankable note; 2 per cent
off for oath on turns over $10.
I). H. Cooper.
J. 0. Kuratll, Auctioneer.
irer krnpt While Itiyer llnur.
John Knriea. of Month Tualatin.
waa in uiwn t miay.
Henr llovrrfn. of Houlh Tuala.
till, viitl Hillnlmru, Friday.
I'aul Hlalilnr. of lirlh an trana-
actml Imniiiiwa in town Friday.
Hutlnrii k Faahlou hook, and any
liallfrn, for 2'i caul at IWird'a.
F. M. Crihtrn- t I.aural hoo
raiwr, wa in tha city, laat Friday.
lVniatcrr'a ;i m fit t innrry for
your choice confactiotia, fruit, nut,
cluara anil tnliacoo.
t W. Hath, of CotUire drove,
apfitt Saturday and Huntlay, with
hia family, in HilUUiro.
County Jude I.aka, of The Dal
Ir, wai in the city laat Friday,
with Imnini-aa tt the court houae.
For ala: Tr-ani hrraea, mare
and KeldiitK, hh work team, I (HI,
each Iiiiiire at ArUH oflice. 'Mi
Win. Ilrodemholt, a I'urlland
hop buyer, waa iu town laat Fri
ilar, receiving h(i uiuler coutract.
Mike Khrli and wife, of I'url
land, former rnilnt of Bethany,
were in town the latter part of laat
week.
FOB T
YEAIt fi LOTED
Tax Roll is $l,0;M,7Ki Less
Than That of Last Year
WEAL tSUI! LOwKKED 2j PEH CENT
Crta Viluc af ill Property la li
NOTICB
All partita whose aooounts with me
have Iteen over six inonthn out
sUnding are requested to settle.
Dr. H. T. Linklater.
Geo. Robinson, who has been
working for Krnest (Irandgeorge,
on tha Ilenry plaoe, near Beaver
ton, for aome time past, was arrest
ed laal Ha.tnr.Uv. on charge of biga
my, having married a woman at
V A nun it nr Wa'n . about a week
ago, while divorce proceeding were
pending for a legal separation from
Kla n.nt .If HI wife began
dlvoroe proceedings in the Circuit
Court of tbia county, a week or bo
go.
Miss Minnie Hartrampf, of the
Independent telephone ollioe, is id
w . a t i.a.n. makaW fl
roruand, enjoying a wu w
vaoatlon.
Paiar nrnaaen. of the German
Insurance Co, of Helvetia, was a
. . . ' a rt 1.. an
Milleboro visitor, lasi Daiuruy.
Kd. Naylor, of Koreet Grove, was
a county seat oaller, monuay.
Adrian Harper, of Gales Creek,
wai in town last Saturday.
F. E Rowell, of Schollu, was In
J While, of I.iurel, rihihiled a
turnip, laat Friday, raiaed ou hi
ranch, which wat 10 inche in di
ameler. Vetch wed for aale. The Iteal
variety Aiply to A Cbaluiera,
Poreat lirove, Ore , K. 2, or at arm
near Centerville. 2r) If
8. N. Tunatall, of ner rhillipe,
calla.1 laat Saturday. Mr Tun
atall will viait relative in Kaatero
Orrgon ueit monlli,
Jacob Winier, of Portland, was
out laat Friday. Mr. Wiamer will
move hack to hi floe J'-H acre
ranch near Bethany, in the near
futu re.
Found A solid gold locket with
picture within, and monogram on
oulaiila. Owner can have lame by
proving proerly and paying lor
thi advertieetnenL Call at tbia
ollice. 32 d
A. W. Donelaon. who returned
from a irin to Nebraska last week,
brought Mine fine ecimena of
corn from that atate, arnicn ne
placed on exhibition in Kuralh s
real relate ollice.
Taken ui) at ntv place, near
Blooming, a red 2 year-old heifer,
arith white mark on forehead, body
and tail. Owner ran have same by
proving property and paying tor
tlamagee ana etivuruaiiK.
chen, Cornelius, Or , H 2. 31-3
AH-ft llartratunf. reiireeenting
theKeavey Hop Co , of Portland,
laat wek boimht the following lota
of hop from Banks hop raisers:
Shearer, 170 bales; urauiey, m
hales; Friday, S bale; inxiey, n
balee. The price paid was around
A meeting of the Hoad Super
,,f U'atihinBton county will
f inuin "
held at the court house, Novem
ber 21, PHIS, at 10 o'clock a. m.
A full attendance is reuuesled.
The public is cordially invited to
,.i i hia miwtins. the object of
whiob is todisoues the iestion of
letter roads lor the county, F. M
Kelsay, Chairman of Good Koads
Persons wishing to tils their
farms will always find a largestock
of fine tile in our yard at Scholia.
We carry building blocks hut have
no more brick to sell. Those intend
ing to build will find a large sup
ply of lumber at our yard, and you
I . . ii I Isisvb- Avar
-Mnt ail tit PA 1 1 1UU llAJlt. vv.
ourBtmk before purchasing.-! he
Uroner-Bowell Co , Scholia; P. O.
addross. Hillsboro, ore., it. u.
the rustling agent of
,1... n. ' timer v Co.. was a
Vim viniw" J '
ootirt house visitor, Monday. Mr.
dirod says that several oi ine
uiaua, who worxeu on uo
,,-i..... i,.ua honaht tracts near
rviimimi """" " , " , , j
Orenco, and will maae uoiu -
the timber, near mai piauo.
T nranared to show VOU
theChas. Stevens A ' sampleB
of the new Fall ana wiuwbij-
in ladies' and missss uree
ailk and cloth sulis anu oreea .
i anMiial order, of your
niaoo i" , t .;iiAa
own selection of goods. UdieB,
. i nht iirnn a ouain. au
. . t tn.lall lin ClI
carried, i carry ; - v., r
oorsets and undersxiris.
glad to bring my goods to your
house upon requeet -Mrfl. M. K.
Caudle, Independent phone. No.
uni,
ir P Veach. who Bpent a
year in Uillsboro, in the oarpenter
business, writes J" , AT ". . "
that he arrived eafely lu Sheridan,
Wyo., and that Mre. Veaoh'fl health
has been improve -----time
they have beer xjb . The
trAno ara in tna ujrriuio
ern raclfio railroad wreck ol about
a month ago. in wnion ia po.
were killed, and 12 to 15 seriously
injured. Mre. Veach had her neck
" J . i J Will Vaanh'a daUffh-
Aaaeaaor Wilcox and Deputy Jas
A. liuhrie completed the tax roll
for PK)H, laat Friday, and when the
equalization i completed, the roll
will le turned over to the tax col
lector.1 Mr. Wilcox announced
early thi fall that he would reduce
the valuation of all real entate in
the county 21 jr cent for l'JOH
The reduction of value, compared
rith laat year, amount to li.Ouo,-
7 Hi), Following is the description
and aaneacment:
Acre tillable land, yy.llty; val
uation of aamr 4 027, 4H5
Acre, lion tillable laml, .tSS,
tm, valuation of naitir 4.61, S05
lnt(iroveinenta ileedct lamia . ySu.jSo
Value town Iota J49."5
lniiroveinent on mr 3V".3$"
lutprovemeiiti on latnta not
ileeileil 11,750
1 'aril if Kailway h NavlKlori
Co. ( 16 50 inilea railway ) .. 4.SU
OreKon Klectnc Kailway (Jo.
(10 y! miles railway) - 54.o
Oregon & California Railway
( VI intlea railway I JI4.no
fariltc Statea Telephone Co.
(37 5 mile wire) , 6,uV
lniiepemlent Telephone Co.
(3(1 mile! wire) I.IIO
Wratrru I'uioo Trlerapb Co.
( u 40 utile wire) .ot4
lfe Pence Water ditch (J 50
uiileit) - l.4
lUttui Klerttic Power Co. it
utilt 3.15
Railway rollinn totk 35.34
.ManufacturiiiK machinery UK.950
Mercliamltae and nlork in trade 251. 775
Farm liiipleiiirnta, wavoii, etc 157.J65
Money, nolea and account 2M.455
I tuuarbold furniture 201,35
llorar and niu'et, 6.1M5 head. 37M7U
Catllr, 13.S05 brad - 260.445
hlu-ep and K'. 10.K9D heail. 19,600
Swine, 1,145 bead 12,43
value $12,65R,9K8
HILLSBORO TIME TABLE
Under the new schedule the paseen
ger trains in and out of Hillsboro
arrive and leave as follows:
Leave fur Portland
Korel Grove Local 6:5l a. m.
Sheridan Pljer 9 H
Koret r.rove Local. 10:42 a. m.
KoreM C.rove Local i-Al p. ni.
Corvalli Overland 4:69 p. w.
Arrive from Portland
Corvalli Overland 8:24 a. m
Forett Grove Local 9-W a m.
Knrl (".rove Local :07 p. m.
Sheridan Flyer 5 p. ni.
Forest Grove Uical 6:47 P
NEW HATS
Because we are selling a large num
ber of hats ever? day, do not think
we haven't anything left to please
you. We receive and trim new
hats, daily. Don't be deceived, but
come and be convinced that we
have the BKHT goods at LOWEST
prices. We are here to Btay.
H Khea A Co.
One door weet of Schulmerich
Bros.' store, Hillsboro.
"Tl., ."a W n Veach'. daugb
ter, Mabel, received a bruiBe on the
head,
The site of the new Southern Pa
cifio depot has been selected, and
the plans of the architect are in the
hands of the Company, bo it is
stated, but it is not known when
the work will begin The building
and warehouse will be on Seoond
8treet, between the track of the P
R, & N. and the main track ot me
Southern, and one depot will an
swer for both roads, it IB reported
that the Southern Paoifio expects
to add Btill another daily train, be
tween Forest Grove and Portland.
There are but three inmates of
the county jail at present, John
son, the man arrested for ; killing
Perdue; Fred Fox and Fred Rice,
the young men charged with loot
irjff the Riock store, at Buxton.
Johnson Is in gooa neaiia aou
ai.irit and is setting fat. His
mother visits him occasionally
Sherifl Hanoock eayB JohnBon ia a
model prisoner.
At the Crescent Theatre, Oct 30,
at 8 p. m. Come out and hear
Congressman Kllia. Ladies espec
ially invited.
I J. B Wilkes has forwarded his
bonds to the Governor at Salem,
for re appointment as a notary
public.
Thn Mumhv and T. Smith, of
Mountaindale, were in the county
seat last Saturday.
Mrs. P. R. Cooper, of thiB city, ib
visiting relatives in Salem this
week
J. W. White, of near Banks,
was an Argus caller Tuesday.
D. B. Cooley, of Phillips, called
on the Argus, last Saturday.
Lloyd Ingram, of Farmington,
was in town last Saturday.
J. A. Fineout, of Buxton, was in
town, Sunday.
Baird sells the famous Tilt Ken
ney shoe, for men. 30 tf
A. K. McGill, of Orenco, was in
the city, laet Siturday.
Mr. Froet, of Bethany, was a
Uilleboro visitor, Monday.
David Weneer. of near West
Union, was in town Monday.
J. C. Miller, of Shudy Brook,
was an Argus caller, Saturday.
Jo. Lau. of the Barnes road.
was in town Monday, on business.
John Urbach and Jacob Stohle,
of Helvetia, were in the city labt
Saturday.
A. T. McCIaughy, of near Tole
do, is vieiling with J. C. Moore
and wife, this week.
Mr. Chas. Barrett, of Green
ville, visited relatives at thiB place,
laet Saturday and Sunday.
It. H. Greer has a fine lot of
Brown Leghorn and Black Minor
ca cockerels and pullets for sale.
Mrs. M. M Pittenger attended a
eesion of the Congregational Asso
ciation at Portland, last Sunday.
L. J. Palmateer handle the
largest assortment of high grade
cigars in the oity. Oivehimacall
D. Ieheau. a orominent republi
can of Sherwood, was io town Sat
urday, shaking hands with friends.
E D. Cosper, of Portland, repre
senting the Northwest Horticul
turist of Taooma, was in town last
Friday.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Exoellencia. These cigars are of
the beet stock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
Henry A. Smith and Julia Mur
phy, both of Mountaindale, were
granted a license to wed, last Sat
urday, by the County Clerk.
J. 1). Merrvman, of Portlaod,
has sold his 7 acre tract in the
western part of the city toG. J.
Palmateer; consideration 12,000.
When in town, call and try our
hot coffee and cocoa, and don't for
get the lunch at Palmateer con
fectionery L. J. Palmateer Prop.
Mre. Fred Olson, who has been
seriously ill for some weeks past, is
improving in health. Fred re
sumed work on his mail route
Monday,
Fred Greenbum. of near Tigard-
ville, was in town Monday, and
filed a map of a Dew addition
which he has laid out at Greenburg
station, on theOregon Electric line.
For Sale Brood sow, Boon to
pig; weighs about 150 lbs. Bred
by a Chester White. Inquire at
Moretx Schmidt's place. 8 miles
north of Hillsboro. P. 0. address,
Hillsboro, R. 1. 33 4
F. B Clark, of near Farmington,
was in town Monday; He expects
to go to Nebraska, after the elec
tion, for a couple of months, where
ihe haB relatives. His wife, who
has been visiting in Frauklin coun
ty, Neb , for some time, will return
home this week.
Hillsboro is not having a boom,
but a good steady growth, far great
er than it ever before experienced.
The new houses are all substantial,
and in many cases modern dwell
ings. There is a good demand for
lots, and in some parts of the city,
good building lots are scarce. It iB
said that several new additions
will be laid out next Spring.
While at the slaughter house,
laet Saturday morning, Ed. Moore,
of the firm of Moore & Greear,
dropped a butcher knife into a
buoket of water. Haetily reaohing
down to recover the knife, hie left
hand nncoiintered the ooint of the
instrument, which penetrated the
palm, cutting an ugly gash, an
inch and half long. Dr. F. A.
Bailey sewed up the wound.
Col. Robt. A. Miller, of Portland.
Bnnk at the court house. laBt Sat
urday night, for Bryau, The turn
out was about equal to that re
ceived by M..C. George, who spoke
for TafL last week. Parly eninu-
aiasm seems to be lacking in Ore
gon this year. It will be a quiet
election, without buttons or badges,
and U will be danserous to talk
much on that day around the polls
in Oregon. The U'ren'a Corrupt
Practices Act will be in force on
that day.
John Johns, the man arrested by
Sheriff Hancock, last week, on bus
picionB of being the person who
went through thDilley store, the
week previous, waa released last
Saturday. Johns was trying to
sell a watch chain at the Hillsboro
Lumber Co.'s mills, when arrested
It turns out that Johns is a hard
working fellow, who has been living
near Shattuck, and that he has
mnnaw in tha bank. He took hie
arrest good naturedly, saying that
it would be found out thtfe.he wbb
not th man wanted. He worked
for R. H. Love, of near Shattuck,
all summer, and Love came up
Saturday, and got him out,
. CO. MAN MADE
0FC.C.L.1
W. II. Wchrung Elected Man
ager of Portland Fair
WILL COHMEXCE DUTIES AT OSCE
AtMciatiaa Riiet ipj.oeo l Pay S
ladtbte-Jsea
The Portland Country Club &
Livestock Association, which held
such a successful fair this year, will
become a strong association. It
raised $10,000, last week, to pay off
indebtedness, and the directors
elected Hon. W. H. Wehrung, of
this county, as manager of the fair,
hia duties beginning at occe. Mr.
Wehrung was Preeident ot the
State Fair for 4 years, and it was
largely due to hia management
that that institution waa placed on
a secure financial footing.
Mr. Wehrung is President of the
Alaeka-Yukon Fair Commission of
this state, and seems to have a
natural adaptation for that sort of
work. He is a native eon of Wash
ington county, and is possessed of
much executive ability, which is
what counts in the position to
which be ha just been elected.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
See Our Full Assortment
r
A GOODLY SUPPLY
rf toilet aid U an absolute necessity at
this retort eapecially. Whether you ttay
at home or-go away yon need them just
the tame. I That thia pharmacy is the
beat place to obtain them any one will
tell yon who has once used
Our Toilet Aids and Articles.
The)are the kind that especially ap
peal to women of refinement. For that
reason we Invite you to secure yoor
supply here, knowing you will be more
than satisfied.
The District County Sunday School
Convention will be held at the
Christian church at Forest Grove,
Saturday, October 31, commencing
at 9:30 a. m., closing at 4 p. m.
Following is the programme:
Devotional exercise, Rev. J. M.
Barber.
Music.
Paper The relation of the Sun
day school to the church, Rev. .H.
Gould.
The Sunday fchool teacher as a
sub-pastor, Mrs. C. F. Clapp.
The Maxima class, Mrs. H
Gonld.
The duty the teacher owes the
Sunday school; the duty the school
owes the teacher, A. B. Fitch.
Temoerance and sood citizen
ehip, L. L. Hollinger, county su
perintendent.
Recess.
Question box. Rev. C. F. Clatp
Teachers training class, Rev. C.
H. Bias.
Preaentalinn of dinlomas
The successful teacher, Miss Em
ma B. Penfield.
The duties of a Sunday schoo
teacher, Prof. O. W. Gardner.
Good of the order.
AUCTION SALE
Hillsboro Pharmacy
mm mm m m :K.:a:m.ia;;-Km:i
"SATISFACTION
Is the cry of people wlio visit
our store, because we sell goods
cheaper aud pay more for their
produce.
Give Us a Trial
We want your eggs at 40c per
dozen and butter at 60c per roll
cash or trade.
5 REEVES L REEVES
Cedar Mill
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The undersigned will sell at the
Chaa. Reimer's farm. 4 milessoutn
weet of Linnton, and 1 mile north
east of Phillips, at 10 a. m on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31,
Three work horses; 2 cows, 1 fresh; two
7-venr.nlil heifers, t-inch wide tire Mitch
ell wagon; covered spring wagon, in
good shape; 2-seated hack; new top bug
gy; mower in good repair; hay rake; 14
mch plow; 50-tooth narrow; hayrack,
t 11 m 11 milter: work harness: buerv har
ness, chain harness; 20 gal. kettle; 2 doz
en chickens; pigs, sleigh, household
goods, churn, water separator, 50 bushels
oats. r
Terms of Sale All Bums under
HO, oash; over $10, one year's
time ou approved note, at 6 per
cent. Unas, neimer,
J. C. Kuratli, Owner.
Auctioneer.
Report of the Condition of the Cornelius State Bank
Cornelias, Oregon, at the close of business, September 23rd, 1908
RESOURCES
Loans and ditcounts f53.6o3 jS
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured
Banking house, furniture
and hxtures..
FOR SALE
256JO
2.302.S5
Dae from approved re-
aenre banks 17.416.83
Oaah oa hand 4.063 c
Total $77,642.22
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $15,000.80
Undivided profits, lest
expenses, taxes paid... 3,097.08
Individual deposits sub
ject to check- 36,694.90
Demand certificates of
deposit 935 00
Time certificate! deposit 4,374-oo
Certified checkt 2,200.00
Cashier'schecksouttt'ng i,5io.v)
Savings deposits - Li.,8l?s
Total $77,643.22
State of Oregon, County of Washington, si.
I A. S. Sholes, president of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. S. SHOLES, Pies.
Correct Attest: C. B. Buchanan, J. C. Buchanan.
Subscribed and aworn to before me this 5th day of October, 1908.
P. E. Phelps, Notary Public
Black horse, 1400 pounds, 5 years;
enan horses, mare and horse; 3
yearling colts, 4 heifers, 6 calves,
10 cows, Borne fresh ; bull, 0 sheep,
2 wanons. 2 seta of harness. Ap
ply, G. Lunow, Glenooe, Ore. 32 5
Albert Meier sold the Star Bak
ery property last week to D. W.
Bath for $2,000. Mr. Meier re
moved the fixtures of the bakery
Saturday, and will discontinue the
business, for the present.
Ties have been laid on the Ore
gon Electrio between Hillsboro and
Forest Grove as far west an the
Centerville road, near CorneliuB,
and work is progressing at a lively
rate.
Thoe. Cornelius, of Salem, was in
tnwn laat Saturday. He has sone
to Eastern Oregon to bring down a
bunch of horses.
S. S. Barnes, of MoMinnville,
and formerly of Hillsboro, was in
town last Saturday.
Martin Gaus. a California friend.
ia visiting with the Petersons at
Phillips.
Congressman Ellis at the Cres
cent Theatre, Oct. SO, 1908.
John Schneider, of Bethany, waa
an ArguB caller, Saturday.
A. B. Sohoonover, of Cornelius,
called Tuesday.
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W. P. Dyke is the Washington county agent for this
GREAT MU 1 JJL,
INSURANCE COMPANY f
L Office, cor. 2nd and Washington Sts., Hillsboro. Independent Phone, 337
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THE DELTA DRUG STORE
Dealers in Pure Drugs
and Medicines
We also carry a complete
line of fine sundries.
If we do not have what
you want In stock, we will
cheerfully get it for you.
Having been appointed
publishers' agents, we are
now prepared to supply all
your wants in the School
Book line.
We also have a full line
of tablets, pencils, slates, etc.
School Books will be sold for
Cash Only. Positively no Credit.
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town Tuesday.
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