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HILLSBORO. OREGON. MAY 'M. i900
NO. 10
AT COUNTY SEAT
llltf Celcbiatlon Plnnncd by
Fourth of July Co in mil tee
0K1T0RY, HtSIBUl, FIKIOMKS
LUt ( SebCaaiailiWta Appal!! Lstl
Cildst Usui
The Kiecutlye Committee pM)it)t
J by Mayor Coonell on Wednes
day night of last week, held
meeting at the Commercial Hank
roouie last Friday night, and ap
pointed the following tub commit
lee for ibe celebration:
Orouoda and Concelon W
W. Boeoosr. J, W. rWll end John
lfenni.
Mulo-John Oennla. Willi lr
laud.N. Alexander, Mrs T. R I m
brie and MIm Tennessee Weather
r.J.
AmuMU)nli-K. I. Moore, K J
rWll, C. K. Lylle and Tux
Howe.
Fireworks 1 1 o W. HoLuluierirh
and K. K. Cornllu.
Fioanoe-W. V Wiley, Cal
Jack and (U rW-butnwioh.
Piloting- II. 0 (hul l and 8 C.
K.ll.o.
lvreliuu Mwst'Uira Imbrie,
Mra J W Kewellaod W 1 Hinith.
Tbe sieott'We c wimlttew l cm
poswd ol lb f illnwing niKinUra: B
P, Cra.iloa, J W. Connell. W. W.
Hoow, Johu Dennis, V. V, Wiley
and 0o. Hchulruerlch
It ae decided In be a betb,ll
gana between lb llil.bro club
and some othsr club on Baturdiy
preoewdiog Iba 4 ;h. which com on
Hundty. Oo Bunday fjriom. tba
churches will b eke I to bold ser
vice at tba Park sounds On
Monday, tba main celebration will
Ukt plao) A amid speaker II
b secured, and emus iunls will
follow In tba ef.ernoou At night
tbara will U flttworka Tba execti'
tiva cotutniilee will prepare the
programme, wban tba eur commit
tees make th I r report li It et
peeled to bar a rotielng old fh
lonad calibration, and there ai l Im
plant; of attract Ini a
0R1C0N BLICTRIC SCHBDULH
Tke Oiefiui Klertrii Hina st car rai d
jr daily Tli H jj a. m. ami I 4) p. in
train out of llillslxtro connect promptly
with Salem rata at Crten Horn. The
lltllaboto Portland tlntetaM fallow :
ltl HilUWo Arrive I'oiltamt
J ija m r. H joa m
)Ui m,,... to ii ni
it to a ni ii is p in
I 45 pin a 50 put
JSSpw
a ij p m
Leaves Portland
f Oil M
a S3
10 15 1 m
1 Jo p m
4 i pm
J J" P w
Spm
7 ll p Ml
Arilvr KilUIoni
H 05 a 111
in to a in
1 1 i m
JS P '
3 '5 l,m
- 6 JS P "I
PUBLIC SALE
I will aall at public auction at lb
old lt)llebrn Creamery, on block
south of tba Bjuthern Pacific drpot,
at 1 o'clock p m , oil
HATURDAY, MAY 22
Bay bnraa, weight 1,000, good for
buggy or delivery wagon; top bug
. iy and buggy harness, good at new;
top buggy and single harnrs, 15
milk cara. from I to 10 gallon;
aOO milk bo'tla, quarta ai d piutt;
cooling tank, 3 oorda of Ifl inch
wood, hoUMbold gooda and other
arllolea too numaroua to mantlon
K. (1 Huhkln. OwnHr.
B. P, Cornaliua, Auotionitar.
Tba ucual gauua at Dank, Sun
day, waa poitponed on aocnuntol
rain.
Jubn Ddnnii It fatiing buy
that daya raad hi ahoe raduotion
aale dinpUy on tbia paga.
J. F Woodi, editor of the Forcat
drove Newt, wai in town laat Frl
day, and oma In and awapped
torlea with the Argue force.
Mr. and Mn. W. A. Howen, of
Portland, ipaot aeveral daya ol last
week viaiting friends in Cornelius
and Hilleboro. Both Mr. and Mn
Rowen are old ridnte of thin
oounty, having lived in the Corne
lls Motion. Mrs. Rowkd waa lor
merly Klla McLin, ml belonKd
U) an old pioneer family of tbl
county,
W. K. (Jwynn, of Paoiflo ITolver
Uy, Forest Grove, won flrat plac,
and Ben D. 8oolt,-of the Uoivarai
ty ol Bouthern California, at L01
AnaelflA. aanAml nlana in lh nun.
ttat at Taooma, Friday night, to
mwn me I'aolOo L'nacl rf-f wwnia
Uvea for the National binnnial pro-
btbition nrlriilil .tt.i.1 tn 1 1 1 fl .
The oontHt waa under the amplom
01 toe Intaroollngiate Prohibition
Booiety. (iwynn won over Boott
hy 2 pointi on delivery.
K. A. Wh.lluck, of Portland,
vlalM in ibe city over Hunday.
II. C. lrow, of Itaaverlon, wai
In town Friday.
A. J Anton, of Bank, was in
town Friday.
(1. K llannra, of tba Moiiiililn
dale afdlon, we in town Halurday
J. J Kuratli.of PbllllMi, waa In
loan Halurday.
Will Tboiopaon, of above Motm
taiodala, waa In Ibe City Tuesday
J. W. Mclt"lrt. who diaiei)Si
juatice in the (ialas ('reek prtcincl,
waa in town Friday.
D. li. Cooley, of P rlltod, waa in
town Haturday, He formally lived
near Bethany.
(War Thtyer and wife, of above
(iaeton, were county Mat visitors,
Monday,
John Urnnii Is getting buny thwe
daya read bis iboti rediiolion rale
diley on thia page
Mrs W. W. Wright and daugh
ter, Klortnra, raturne-l Friday frrtn
a short viall with relatives at
Boise, Idaho
Bring your watehee and clocks
to l.ibby, for pruopt and skillful
repairing Corner Msin and Tbiid
streets 4ht
Mrs Chris, uarcber, of Helve
tia, wet In town Helurdej. Mr.
.ieicbr la just isooveiy frcm an
attack of lung fever.
For Bale A 3 month old regis
larml Jsrey bull calf, "laiiodus
Victor." No. HlUtf Inquire of
John Iannis, City. 10 It
li'ound has Un broken at tbe
Alaskt Yukon I'aciflc Kip'silion
at Hralile for tbe great athletic
sudium to seat mors than .VHM)
people.
Tbe l.idies of tbe Macoabesa will
give a dsnce at Oreenville Halur
day nigbl. May 22 Kvaryhody
invileJ. Ios crtaiu ami cake will
betervtd. 10
Tboes eitbing wood for nrit
Fall's delivery will do well to see
II. I Hohtueluer lfor placing
tbeir ordrr, II U lul ooiuss from
ih Iwsl lluilon Br.
At lh Tri Htst meet he!d at
ICugette, wiek, O.lver Huston,
captain of the Oregon I'nivereity
lea oi, defeated competitors in a
IfO-jard race, winning In U and
4 seconds Htiston was formerly
a llilMhtro boy,
Taken up at my farm, I mile
uib of Newtnn, 2 1-year old heif
er' calves, and 1 beifer between 1 j
ard 2 years old, all graded Jerseys.
Owner can have same by proving!
properly sod paying eipensea J.
A, Hieinke. U 12
Mrs. Bird Clark. f Yernonia.
was in Hilleboro this week, tbe
gueet of Mr. and Mra. Benton Bow
man. While here, Mra Clark
oauecd to lie erected In the Mssonio
oemelery, a monumeot in memory
rf br mother, Ibe late Mrs. T. F
Brown.
Peraons who contemplate build
It g will do well to call on me, as 1
am able to furnish rough nenoil
sketches, or blue prinU of build
iiiirn of all descriptions. Kstlmatea
and specifications furntabed with
each plan rt. M. Holland, con
tractor and builder, HilUboro, Ore,
PaciGc phone, 383. (2 1 1
Klder A. A. Beery la preaching
historical sermons et the Christian
church. Last Sunday evening he
poke of the origin of the Roman
Cithollo, Lulh rn and Episcopal
ian, and neit Sunday ha will lake
up the Pretbyterian, Methodist
Episcopal and the Baptist. A
oordial invitation is attended to
all.
South Hilliboro Green house bas
a good assortment of plants to sell,
st a very reasonable prices. Sbnlb-
Imry, roses, hardy pinks, paneiei,
lilies, clematie, wisterias, chrysan
themums, bulbs, ivy, peonlai, nouaa
nlants: a so cemetery plaoli; oat
bag-, tomatoes and kle Call and
see us, o irner of Seventh and Fir
etreete Mra. Agnea Campbell.
Hlllaboro Ind. phone. 1 164. 52 if
Miss Jennie Johnson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrl. 0. K Johnson, of
thia oitv. la home on a abort vaca
tion. Mlas Johnson graduated from
the Good Samaritan Hospital, laat
rk. as a nurse, after a tbree
veers' course of -work and study,
and while in the institution, wit
nested over 2,000 operations.' Ml-
Jobnscn will continue In the (bod
Samaritan hospital.
A large crowd was ou. to tbe
new baseball grounds last eunaay
afternoon, and Manager Moore was
buav . trv Inn out bis local players
Patsy" Downs, who ia hard' to
haat. showed un in oia time lorm
and tailed in a few "fl latere" for
iha nicked nine to but, for practice
The big crowd preeent showed the
interest taken in a local biaebill
club. Now uniforms have been or
dared, with the best cf bats and
other parphenalia, and tbe noy
will be strictly In the game.
JOHN I). KOSKUIK
KILLS GIKL M
lluckn her to Death in
Lonely Mountain Cabin
UHES BUGI KMPI AND (.LEAVER
Csau Is Billabsrs Sands? Ilorslsg
as4 terresdrrcd
On of tbe moat atrocious mu derr
tver committed in Ibis county re
curred early Ha'urday morning, at
Ihs mountain borne tf John I).
Koaelatr, aluut 10 miles from Bux
ton, when Koselalr, In a fit of rsg,
ohopptd bis year eld wife to
deaib, and afisrwards cut ber
tbioat Afur commit ing the aaful
died, lUaelair calmly removed the
bloody cl'.tbing from the person of
his victim, and burned it. He
then dreesed bis wife in clean
clothes sf er washing up the blood,
and Isid ber out on tbe floor. He
(ben stayed in tbe chamber of
death, until about ten o'clock Hat
urday night, when be mouuied
horse, and traveled sll night li
Hil'sbon.1, absre be Hirrendered
hi&self to Htmrfl HanoiMk, sf.er
ulliog of bi horr ble deed
According to Roeeisir's statu
uiMil, it waa at tbe breakUst table
Haturday murtiiug that a iinrrH
aroee between bimaelf ami a if',
over the milk. Ruselair clain.eO
that bis w;fe took the creim i (I ih
milk for bis murb, which angrd
bira, and that alter some word
sbs threw the imlk in his face. II
thso took a Urge tie b ktif-, so l.
stales, ai.d killni ber.
After Icck.ng up hi prisoner
the county jail, 8he:iff Hat.o rk
rcuret rigs and with Deputy
rosrcu'.iog Attorney Tongue, Cor
oner Brown. Dr. A II Btiley, L'n
detlaker Donelsnn and W, lUd
mood started for the scene ol the
crime.
1 1 was about 3 o'clock in ths af
ternoon, when tbe party arrivrd at
tba lonely ranch, which is about
three miles from Ibe place where
'erdue was killed by Jobt-son, last
summer, holering the bouse, tbe
body ol lb woman was i covered
King on the II .or. An examine
lion revealed that tba right side of
the bead bad been crashed with
some sharp, heavy instrument;
while tbe arms and band bad
been horribly msngletl evidently
by a knife, lo addition, the wo
man's throat bad been cut from
ear tn ear.
A jury was empanelled by tbe
Coroner composed of Peter Berger
on, Henry fcluber, Will Raymond,
Jofepb Kurk, all nf Timber; C W.
Redmond and W.O DooeUon, ol
lillsboro, wbo rtlurued tbe follow-
ng verdict: "We, tbe jury find
thst the deceased, Mrs. John I)
Roeelsir, came to her death by re
eon of wounds inflicted by John D
Roeelair, with murderous intent.
Tbe body of the unfortunate wo
man was brought out from the
mountaics, Sunday night, and was
placed In the undertaking eetab'ish
ment ol W. 0. Doneleoo, where for
time, those of tbe publio who
cared, viewed ibe ghastly sight, on
nart of the day IJ.oaing Br
order of the Sheriff, however, later
it the day, tbe doors of the morgue
were closed, as the feeling on the
streets ran high. Io fact, there
were threats of lyncbioe, but bitter
counsel came to the iudignant peo
ple, and nothing came of it, tbe so-
her second judgorent being that the
aw should be allowed to take ita
course.
Dr. F. A. Bailey examined Kose
lalr Monday, as tn bis sanity. Dts
triot Attorney Tongue and Deputy
T. II . Tongue were cloveted with
the prisoner during the day.
Bpeaking or toe discovery ol the
body on buoday, ttoerin litnoook
id:
"It was the most ebattly tight I ever
saw. rroui tne conouiou 01 tne room
there was a fierce struggle between man
and wife before the woman wag finally
cvercome. The woman's head was al
most severed from the body, and there
were cut in the tide of the skull large
enough to admit a man s hand.
"Koselair Had uted a natctu-t lo mull
late the body after dealing her a blow
with the big kutie or cleaver. The left
arm wat partially severed at the elbow
and there were cut all over the body.'
The knife and hatchet used by Rose
lair had been scrupulously cleaned by
the murderer, these instruments hav
been secured by the prosecuting attorney
Koaelatr married tne woman iat ran
ia Portland, and they lived there some
week. Before the holiday they moved
up to hi ranch, about ten mile above
Buxton, end ju 111 lira anove inusooro,
northwesterly. lie had a fairly good
mountain ranch, and had as or 30 acre
slashed and tn cultivation and pasture
He had 14 or 15 cows, and although the
place wa mortgaged for fooo in order to
pay bia di vt reed wife's alimony, he was
doing fnirlv well, buancially.
Roselair wa married by Kev. J. Whi
comb Brougber, of the white Temple
and the dead woman wa but 13 year
old. She wn a German Jewess, and was
a waitress in one of the down-town ies
taurant in Portland when Konelair met
rr. Alter taking up tlu ir reacienre in
the mountain thry hv fn-mient qunr-
U over trivial matter. JUwIair la a
trot Htlile atuilent ai d well educated in
Ia own Uniiuarr. Ik in a Iaiie, afmut
i year of age. The ilt-a't woman waa
tlnul wile.
KoarUir lived at IlilUUiro a numlx-r
of yrara, and ia well known between thia
ity and Portland, having ped'lled fih
Ioiik the route a far weat aa I'oreat
rovt. wuiic iivinv in tblt city be waa
in fieiiuent trouble tjecauae of abuse of
arcond wifi- and bia family Tbe
utboritiea finally tepjfd In and aent
it two mall children to the Hoyt ami
irla Ai! Society, tbe children altet-
ward being rcturiinl to tbe mother.
Mra. Itoarlair ul for ilivorre ami
at granted a decree on the wrll-eatab-
alieil gn umla that Koaelatr frequently
beat ber. After the M-pamtlon Mr.
oaelair took the two smaller childien,
nd with the financial aid of relativea,
turned to ber , borne io Michigan.
Koeelatr'a daughter, Marie, by hi brat
lie, ana bom In hmrfully a'tuaeil.
left the parental roof early in life, and
orkeit a a dotuertu- lirre tor aeveral
yean. Mie grew into a Ijeautilul woman,
ml from tin city went to California,
nd it at preaent in Sacramento.
Rowlair ftrat wile (lir'I in tbe twiat.
When hi aecoud wife got her ilivorce
twoyearaago be orkel for a while in
Portland.
Tbe murderer ia netfrctlr cool and
collected while talking of anything otit
ic of trie murder, and pliyncian aay
there ia no question of hit sanity.
Sir Joliu II KOM-lair, who wat killed
Saturday morning by her husband, waa
foitnerly Miaa l,irtta Iombrower, of
Sao Francisco. She came to Portland
late la it August, or early in Stptenilsrr.
nd t marned by lr Hroiwher. at tbe
White 'Temple parsonage, .November 8.
When he obtained tbe mariiage liceoae.
oaelatr cave hit ace tt 4 and that of
hit bride aa it He gave hi residence
Mist, Columbit county.
Although tbe dead girl it said to have
bn-n a stenographer bv ptofrssion, the
oiked as a waitress at tbe Hotel Lenox,
nd for about two weekt at llatdwirk'
reMauiant, J04 Fourth street, Utween
Salmon and Tavlor, Portland. Thi
lace haa rhangtd hand store the wat
employed theie. Mra. Koae'air also
tContiuiied on next page)
Jacob and Fred Loeli, of Ore rco.
ere in town Tuesday.
Remember, tbe Oregouian and
rgus, only $2.25.
I, A. Fuhrmao, of West I'nion,
was in the city on buainrs, Tues-
y.
Jobn Meier, of Bethany, was in
town Tuesday.
Fred Scbomburg this week pur
chased a ten-acre tract between
illsharo and Cornelius, as an
investment. .
Herman ('oilier, of Scholia, mhoet
hotue was burned some week ago,
as received the insurance on same,
mounting to 3(h)
Dance at W. 0 V. Hall, U'en-
coe, May lickets, including
supper, 11 00. Toelle's orrhfstra.
Kverybody invilwl. 10 11
8. A 1). Meek, of mar Olencoe,
aa in the city, Tuerdav He re
ports crops much revived by the
late rsins, and is sorry there is not
more of the needed fluid.
Last Surday the Clencoe club
defeated the Roy. by a score rf 7 to
I. S A. D Metk wb umpire
Gillenwster and Dsrety Lr d'.en
coe, and Delplancbe and Cop for
toy, were the batteries.
Father Kittenhoefen, of tbe Yer-
iort Catholic church, elate that
two women purporting to be Sisters
f Charity have beeu sohcting funds
in this county, and that tbey are
ot what tbey claim to be, and
aveno connection with thcburch
They are Ibe same women who
ave men operating in other parte
of tbe state.
Kmil Kuratli snd wife were in
'ubuqite. Ia , when last heard
from, visiting Rtv. .C. Ltube,
wbo formerly preached at Bethany,
r the (t-rman Presbyterians.
Rev. Laube is now a processor in
tba Dubuque University. Mr. Ku
ratli and wife will next visit Can
Ion, Ohio, where they have rela
lives.
Hilleboro isexpanding greatly in
tbe line of new buildings. The
uildicg boom u as great as it was
last year, snd many Gue residences
are being constructed, la the east
part 01 low n are iwo new grocery
stons, and a number of new streets
nave neen openeu to me puono
Several streets have been graded
ana oinerwine tmprovcu. aho
gether Hilleboro is moving abesd,
not with a spasmodic boom, but in
healthy, normal way.
Since the sutvev was made
through tbe Scholia country from
(ireenburg station, some wetka ego,
by tbe farmers of that section, to
get an estimate of the traffic let tbe
guidance nf prospective road build
ers, there has baou hope that some
OJropuny would take up the nm
ter. Within the week, sirua rati
road men have been miietlv going
over the route ol the survey, taking
nntaa. hut wi 1 not rltuplose their
ot j ct. Many people in tbe Scbolle
anntinn think that thft Orcffin KIki
.;; ! k, 1,1.1 ih. n. n I
D
1 ,,1 1 .
near iigaroyine weetw.ia
Blooming, and tben turn south lo
ward Nnwhere. That the O K
has ench a gem
I- ! 1. II
1U viow IB weu ruowu, nuu duuuiis
people hope that they may be
found ou the main line.
STAKDJN COURT
Temporary Permit lo Operate
United Railways not Good
SAYS PoKILAVD C1IY ATTORSIV
Psrtlssd hit st Right t'sdrr Isw Is
lisot a Permit
City Attorney Kavanaugh read to
tbe Portland City Council an
opinion, last Thursday night, in
which be stated that that bidy bad
no authority to grant a permit to
tbe 1'aitrd Railways to operate
their line lo Burlington, or to rx
lend the time in which tba Com
pany may complete tbe line to Mt.
Calvary.
A revocable permit was given tie
railway several weeks ago to oper
ate on tbe finish! portion of its
line.- According to tbe terms ol its
frer cbie tbia cannot be permitted
until the Mount Calvary spur is
oompVt'd. II Wittenberg appear
ed fx f ire tbe council and slated it
would be impossible for his com
pany tn build the rpur by July 1,
100), tbe date on which it ia re
iuirrd by tbe franchise to bs finish
ed. Headed for an f xleniion of
lime until July 1, 1910, and in the
meactime for the privilege of doing
biuineea on that par: of the line al
ready built from Portland to Bar
lipgton. a dietanca of 14 miles Ths
council granted the permit to oper
ate cars and referred tba riquest
for an extension of time to I1 e
elrt committee. x
The cTly attorney now says tbe
council bad no ngbt lo ieeue a per
mit, as it cannot amend a franchise
olh-rlhan io the matter provided
for by law. All franchise ordinances
must ba published in the official
city newspaper for 0 daya before
paeesge. An extension or lime
cannot be given, in the opinion of
the city attorney, except for suffici
ent re won The excuse made bv
Mr. Wittenberg were that people.
wbo own land on the propoaed
right of way to Mount Calvary
want too much money for their
rights.
Since the above was put in print,
the Council, evidently disregerdirg
the r pinion of the City Attorney,
passed tbe ordicancv nermat.
iltenberg, who represents the
Company, stating that the Com
pany would take all chances on a
suit.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Leaves for Portland-
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Corral lit Overland
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Sheridan Flyer
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STATE GRANGE CONVENTION
The state grange had an intereeting
session at McMinnv He last week
Several important committees were
appointed, as follows:
Conservation of water C D
Huffman, H. B. Alderaon, W. J
Edwards, Mra. Miunie McClo.ky,
tire. Minnie Birtner.
Conservation of forestry A. T
Shoemake, J. D. Clutwood, K L.
Clyde, Mrs. Sarah Merchant, Mrs.
1 Jane Armstrong,
Denatured alcohol C. K S pence,
T. H. Davis. J. U Uenry
A memorial was drafted asking
that the Willamette liver be made
rrtHI tt0ln loiig iul(f. Reaolu
ti0Qa were adopted opposing aBtate
oonslilutional convention; and lor
t0e maintaioance of but one Nor
m tohool in the elate; one in fa
vor 0 n6 jthneon road bill as
amtnded at the last legislature:
ti ramminw an swnm ss) i,
Ution in a voluminout report, made the
statement mat tne taimer paya more
than hi share of all taxes because hit
property is visible, and favored an amend
ment to tne state constitution permuting
property to be classified so as to retain
uniformity in each class, all public uttll
ties, coiporations and ptivilegee to pay
their full share. J he committee recom
mended the election of a tu conimitsioa
and urged a campaign of education In all
subordinate Grange.
BAND CONCERT
I ne uu;sDoro nsnu win renaer
tbe tollowing programme ai ine
bandstand in tne court nouee puza
Fridav evening:
nu aiarcu. riuuciCBD iriaa obuu nam
I . . , ... , T ' t. n t u.ll.
Overture. Neptune's Carnival... Stimson
o Mlirk. Amorosa (chc) Navarro
Waltz, Wild Flowers Klfer
I InternteiiO. liaiubow (luUuu)..Veiinch
Hoe ,t ull Wtyn
March, The nth Regiment Lincoln
li'maie
i High Q JALITY Drug Store
I When you are sick and in
need of Medicine, you want
not only that which is True
to Name, but also that which
j is of the highest quality ob-
I tainable. Such is the class
j of Drugs which we constantly
i
I endeavor to furnish our cus-
i
toraers.
1
! None but Competent reg-
I
! istered pharmacists are al
lowed to fill Prescriptions or
1 -
sell drugs of any kind in our
Store:
j The Delta Drug Store, Hillsboro, Ore.
fill Mini
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SLAUGHTER PRICES!
To mahe room for other StocK 1 am maKinef
a sweeping reduction on the prices of sail
lines of Shoes. These are absolutely the
greatest values in Footwear ever offered in
this city. Just read the following prices
For Ladies
$1 75 Reg. now $1 35
2 00 Reg. now l 65
3 00 Reg. now
2 50 Reg. now
3 50 Reg. now
4 00 Reg. now
4 50 Reg. now
2 45
2 05
2 65
2 95
3 45
$5 00 Reg. now $3 85
2 OO pairs Baby shoes
75 cts. now on sal
Misses & Children
75 ct shoe
$1 00 shoe
1 25 shoe
1 50 shoe
for 60 cts
for 75 cts
for 95 cts
for $1 15
175
200
2 25
2 50
shoe
shoe
shoe
shoe
for
for
for
for
1 35
1 45
1 60
L.70
JOHN DENNIS. HILLSBORO
Watching their Watches
When Gen. Shafter had completed the invest
ment of Santiago, word was sent along the five-mile
line of battle, "The attack on the intrenchmentswill
be made at 4:15." At 4:15 every American soldier's
hand went to his American watch, and every Amer
ican patriot on the field said "NOW." History tells
the result.
A good watch is needful in war as in peace.
Modern life, whether on the field of battle, in Dust
iness, or quiet home, is measured by fractions of min
utes. "Pretty xkar the right time" will not do,
in these stirring times. Get one of my American
watches aud go by it. If yon have a watch that you
can not depend on, let me make a perfect timepiece
LAUREL M. HOYT
WATCHMAKER
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FOR MEN
In men's shoes we
are making the same
quotations, dollar
for dollar, as in
the opposite col
umn. Good, durable
shoes, and in style
and money savers.
in Price 50 to
e at 4Uc
Sale on Boys' and
Youths' Shoes
$1 50 shoe for $1 20
. 1 75 shoe for 1 40
2 00 shoe for 1 35
2 25 'shoe for 170
2 50 ahoe for 2 05
3 00 shoe for 2 3s
Graduate
Optometrist
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