Hillsboro Commercial Bank
EDW. SCHULMERICH, President
GEO. SCHULMERICH, Cashier
Are Doing' a Conservative
Banhing Business
CAPITAL STOCK, $25,000
SURPLUS, - - $10,000
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
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Beaverton-Reedville
ACREAGE!
THE PASADENA OF OLD OREGON
BEAVERTON-REEDVILLE ACREAGE AI.PRICIT ACREAGE
ALTOS ACREAGE ANDREWS ACREAGE KlNNhMHl
3500 ACRES platted into tracts of to jo acres each,
with completed road to each tract. 40 minutes out on
the Fourth Street Railwav, 5 trains each way per day.
Land lays beautifully, soil very fertile and is especially
adapted to fruit, nuts and vegetables. 7"o homesites
here, of an average size of 5 acres, insures wonderful
community development. Now selling in such tracts as
you desire, at from
$100 to $250 per Acre
10 per cent, down, balance to suit purchaser
Call and arrange to go without expense to you, to ex
amine this property, and determine for yourself as to
ITS WORTH.
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 Starh St Portland, Oregon
law
T. M. HERB
H A. HUBBERT
Are You Wanting' a Home?
If you are looking for a home, either a
farm, or a residence in town, call on the
Webfoot Realty Company
If you have a farm to sell, or city proper
ty to put on the market, list it. with us.
We buy and sell Timber Lands. Also
make a Specialty of Business Chances.
OLD WELLS TABCO LOCATION.
Indpndnt Phone, 193
HILLBSORO - OREGON
Sam rVev, of Bux'on, waa in
town lt Friday.
John Wall ami wif apnt Sun
day ud Monday, in TorUnd.
Teter I i rotten, Secretary of the
Uftuan Fire Insurance Co., of
Hnthany, was in town Friday, and
called.
II. II. Clark, of Forest Grore,
h been appointed district deputy
grand patriarch of the I 0. V. f
to serve the f nsuirg year.
A. F. Cleiuooe left Monday
f r Notus, I laho, where he eipecte
I to reeide. He stilt has eorue Hilla
I biro property, and may return ti
ter a time.
A heavy front on the night oi (he
20th killed early prtatoee aod other
vegetable, in places all over the
cuitity.
Persons who contemplate build
ing will do well to call on me, at I
am able to furnish rough pencil
eketcheo, or blue printo of build
ins of all descriptions. Estimate
and epecincaliont furniahed with
each plan S. M. Holland, con
Iraetor and builder, Hillsboro, Ore.
Pacific phone, 3S3. 5'2 11
A. W. Doneleon, who has been
back to Nebraska for about three
monthti, returned to Hillsboro lat
Thursday evening While Kaet be
bought MO acres of Nebraska lan
as an investment. He reports Ne
braska farmers as prosperous, but
that they have had a backward
Spring.
Taul Beck, of Dilley, was an Ar
gus caller last Friday. In driving
down to Hillsboro, Mr. Btck en
countered the county steam roller
on the bridge near Wib. Hughes'
place, which frightened his team.
One of the horses reared op, and
became entangled in the bridge
railing, and fell upon its back.
The buggy tongue was broken, but
qo further damage resulted.
South Hillsboro Greenhouse has
a good assortment of plants to sell
at a very reasonable prices. Shrub
bery, roses, hardy pinki, paneies,
lilies, clematis, wisterias, chrysan
themums, bu'bs, ivy, peonias, house
plants; also cemetery plants; cab
bags, tomatoes and kale Call and
se? us, corner of Seventh and Fir
streets Mrs Agnes Campbell
Hillsboro. Iod. phone. 1154. 52tf
Following are the officers select
ed by the Rebeccas for the ensuing
year in Oregon: President, Carrie
Hubbard, Independence; vies presi
dent, Addie Grout, La Graude; sec
retary, Ora Copper. Dallas; ward
en, Utile Belcher, iaiayeue; trea
surer. Eda Jacobs, Corvallis;
trustee Oddfellows Home of Port
land, Emma Galloway, McMinn
vills; trustees of Assembly, Minnie
Baird. union; Anna Templeton,
Forest Grove, Jessie White, Sell
wood.
Leonard Hill, a young man of
Buxton, died last Thursday night,
of pneumonia, after a short illness
Thursday morning, he was thought
to be improving, but death came
euddenlv the following night
Young Hill was highly esteemed
in the Buxton neighborhood, and
had clerked for T. B. PerkinH for
some lime, prior to hiB illness. He
leaves a father, mother, two sisters
and brother, and was aged about
."l! tears His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wtrren E Hill, reside
Laurel.
tlx etatuae
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OUR FLEXIBLE
Steel Ladders
are the things
Sold at one-third of the
cost of other Ladders
at
h4
4
1 Made of the best of steel
2 Indestructible by weather
or fire
3 Do not collect ice or snow
4 Will not collect moss on
the roof
5 Always ready for use
6 Can be folded into a small
space
7 Can be adjusted to any
shape of roof
Price list sent on application
Manufactured by
McParland & Donnelly
Buxton, Oregon.
Professor Abdullah Alexis Ben
Kori, head of the department of
modern languages, r U , is et
gaged to give lectures at the Chau
Unqua Assembly, Gladstone, Ore
during the month of July on sub
jfcta connected with Assyria and
the Orient. Professor Kori is
native of Assyria and was reared
in a monastery in the Far East
He is a graduate of the Patriarchs
College, Ain Traz, Beirut, and
Greek Pontifical College, Rome,
and converses fluently in six differ
ent languages, besides having
thorough knowledge of Greek and
Latin.
The law creating two judicial de
partmentsin this district went into
effect last Monday. The depart
merits will be known as No. 1 and
No. 2 Department No. 1 is the
civil term, while No. 2 is for the
trial of criminal caBes. The nex
rfgular term is on the 19th
July. Another Judge was be ap
pointed this week, and according
to the law, must come from either
Columbia or Clatsop county, and
the appointment fell to Judge Jas
ft. h,akin. of Clatsop county. Mr
Eakin is a brother of Justice Robt
Eakin, of the Supreme Court. He
was born in Chicago 49 years ago.
and came to Oregon in 18G6. La
ter he graduated from the Boston
Law School and returned to Aetor
ia, where he has been in practice
continually for the past 12 years
He was admitted to the bar in Ore
gon, October 14, 1887.
Advertise) Letters
Phil Masters, of Dilley, waa in
the city Friday.
Ed. Seseeman, of the Nehalem
valley, waa in the city last Friday.
Geo. Hellaira, one of the old
timers of the MoanUindale section,
waa in the county teat laat Friday.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Excellencia. These cigars are of
the beet stock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
Wood for Bale: Can deliver four
foot fir wood in any quantity, in
the city.-F. G. Heidel. 6 tf
W B Atherton, E F liuell i, 0 Bagley,
Hrrg 2, Joe Bonn, Mra J II Blair.
Broch, J M Bauhard, John Dai:ey, Oeo
K Delony, Mrs M Ericksen, U Kricksen,
Jleury Jvickstn, iNancy l'ry 4, J Heath
Blanch I Union, Joe Hinton, K Horpol
Gladys Hatten, Gearde Hubbard, I) I
Hatten, May Jackson, Chaa Jensen, Beni
June's executors, Mrs A W Lull, Ailcey
Marshall, McCurdy, Wm McFee in care
oi Wm I'eck, Van Maitin, Nellie Miller
M Iv Miller, Mrs hmma Montgomery,
Mosley, J W Meier, Mrs John A Olsen
Mrs Lizzie Olsen, K M Ordway, Louist
Pose, Adolf Kutschmann, K J Kubinson
Nell Rosen, 1 E Sundan, L Stols, H
Wirtn, Emil Wyllels, Elery Wayv. Re
L B West fall; pk,s, Wise Bros, C II OI
sen, C L Brown, Master Miller Wilford
Howard bpoog and Ulrich Gtrber.
B. P. Cornelius, P. M.
o you ""w M ""'' "r,
ml alrU
Who hall r"" 'u,r",
aoulti -
Ivy.m know atvat It niaane.
Thla talnl" of WM
It.Min.l llnt rannoii'e mmilh.
Thl atrln lth !!. ! r
ThU .Uvalna lth
bravo.
Thla llaiinllna "
All In tlloi aii.l
Thla marvhlii an.l
Thraa I-Ua a rlnnl.
Thf fa.-ra la an.l ihr far aar.
Thla lain of lha tl lul h, ,h
ray. ,
In lha north an.l lha fc.utli Xlcm.w lal Aar ,
No! almi'lr 'm- ,M,,
la thla dy of fni ftowata.
Ni a tw-aiil l-lalf
Nor a holl.tar
Of fla an.l 'ial lKii"ca
la aimiathln nx'ia llvait lha dar that
alarta
Warm manuwlaa a throb In valaraa
bmria.
Iir ai'roaa 1 1. yrara
To the h.l-a an t f-ara.
To the d) of liallle,
lf roar an.l of rattle.
To the iwt thai now wmi far aar,
IK, lha aona of lha bloa anJ tha aoua of
lha ray
llaia. hand claaflna han.l. Momorlat Ur.
For tha wreoa anil lha ron of . bn,
ami (Irla.
For lha terror an.l loaa ai aall.
Our hearla mual hoUl
A regret unto! I
As think of lh.aa ho r.ll.
Hut their bloo.1, 00 whU'haiar ala thejf
fouahl.
HeniaJ lha nation and proraa bouht
Wa forel the foe,
Kor we live an.l know
That lha flahttna ami alhln.
Tha falllna and drln.
War bul lowaid lha fulurhe
marlrr a war.
pown which lha aom of tin blua and lha
array
lMk with tova and pride Memorial daf.
-Wide Aaaka.
A Drpcntlllr Grocery
i just the kiuJvousuuusll..ll j..itt,,1Uj0
W'C hi' jltt ft (i'HTl. Y.-U lau
ikictul on Quality 'f K,hh! wc )hi.
o can .Irie-n.l H u,,' ..-U. ,
KMV Ml It UfSlNI NtHil KSSWn.t, ,
H o lria-u.l on flims 'f ly l Nv I we K,tr ,
you. l""' " ' lai, ., ,,
Tunra Yol itrn( ,nil ..unta Uh.( k (. ,,.
ivdly. Yon tan il0't ' ' K ..),
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,re.blr TVl '
Hillsboro, Ore.
THE DRUMMER BOY OF SHILOH
Colonel John L. Cltm'a Story of Mow
Ha Got Into tha Ragular Army.
An Interesting story la told of tho
way Culouel John L. Clem, the fatuous
druuiuier boy of Puiloir and uow
ss.slatunt qtinrtenunsler bonornl, got
Into the tvgular artny. In the early
day of General Grant' Brat tvrui as
lirfldfiit Clem, without aid, awcured
an audience.
The president aald, "What can I do
for you?"
Clem aald, "Mr. President, 1 wUh to
ak you for an order to admit uie to
West Point"
But why," said the president, "do
you not take the examination V
"I did, Mr. President, but I failed to
pass.
"That was unfortunate," aald tha
president "How was that?"
Why, Mr. President, you see, I was
In the war, and while I waa there thoe
other boy of my age were in acbool."
"What."' su!d the president amazed.
You were In the war?"
Clem waa then scarcely eighteen and
boyhih looking.
"Yes, Mr. President, I was In the
war four years." And he related his
experience. '
The president then wrote something,
sealed It and, handing It to Clem, said:
"Take this to the secretary of war.
I guess It will fit you all right"
Clem went to the secretary, to whom
he had already applied, and waa re
ceived somewhat coldly. He delivered
the note. The secretary read It and
luld:
"Iw you know what this ls7"
"No," said Clem, "but I supposed It
was an order to admit me to West
Point."
"Well, It Isn't," aald the secretary.
"It's an order to communion you sec
ond lieutenant In the regular artny."
Leslie's Weekly.
lha .Stale of lire on. for Watniftoti
County. Kteoutor of the xalate il Helen
M. Wliitton. dn-eaJMl, and hai duly qoal
Itled aa aitrh.
Now therefor", all Tma hat Inn
claiiui again! Mid eelatear bernl.y hull
Hetl to prmeiit tha Mine to tha unalrritK if
ed, together w I'll irMir oin her llioro
fur, at the law oilicna of IUI,ir A Kara in
the Nliule HiiHillnir. In IIUi'l-ro, Oregon,
on or befort oil uiontlia from the date
hereof.
Iatl Ihla May .1. I'"'.
J. J. winrrKN,
Kim-utoriif the lat Will and Tealamanl
of Helen M. W llltlen, IWd.
Kittflry ,V Hare, Attorney for Kleculor
Adminiairatrtx Nolk
LOOK!
A new assoiniciit ol U-auliful
Kinrly Framed Picturr
just received, which by buy
ifrl l-trc tjuautitics, wc have
leeu able to ct at the loweht
prices obtainable.
We ivc tur custfiuciH the
Uuefit of this great bargaMt
and we hae n large as-w'tt
tueiit to select from.
ha le-eii duly aplnUl a-linin
etata of Krixlarl. k ilreen-
duly quamied ai
NotUti Is hereby (Ken llnl lha under
alltneil
l- train t of Hie r
burg, ileiaMl, and ha
sui'ti ailinlulatrairlx.
Now then-fore, all erni haviiiit
clalma acallmt aaiil estate are hereby not!
lieu anil reiiirl to ireenl the name In
me. loethir with prne-r vourhera there
for, at the law olll.-e of Mnijli y ,t Hare In
theHhute HuIIiIiiik In illlliUmi, OriKon
within six month from the iUtn hernr
1 luted tin Mh day of May. I'oi.
MARY M. liHKKNIHIKO.
AdmliiUtrairli of the Katata of Kreil
erlck Ureenliurg, Ince.-..
Bagley A Hare, Allorneys fur Admin
istratrli.
.." m 9 m m, m. m m m m i
Hillsboro Feed
and Chop Mill
L. Honnky, Pkop'r
No Chopping aflrr Frh, 13.
POI RTH AND JACKSON STS.
Iudr-nU-nt Phone 56
Custom Qrindintr
wtmrn m m m. mmm caxi
Hooker1 Grand Chaatnut Chargor.
General Hooker probably had the fin
est looking horse In the Union armies.
Tills was Lookout, a horse of rleh chest
nut color, standing seventeen bands
hlxb and possessing all the dulnty and
elastic nction of the most delicately
fashioned colt. This was the horse,
Kentucky bred, which bore Hooker
during the "battle above the clouds."
The borne was Intended for exhibition
In Kngland, but got no farther than
New York, where Hooker bought him,
although having to compete with the
agent of the emperor of France, who
wanted him for his majesty Louis Na
poleon. Clot Quarters.
At the battle of Charleston, Mo., In
August, 1801, Llcutennnt Colonel Kan
sorn of the Eleventh Illinois was urging
his men to the charge when an officer
rode tip to him and said: "Whnt do you
mean? You ara killing our own men."
"I know what I ara doing," replied
Ransom. "Whom are you for?" "I am
for Jeff Davis," was tho reply. "You
are the man Pm after," returned Han.
aom, anu instantly two pistols were
drawn. The Confederate fired first,
hitting Ransom In the arm. Ransom
shot his antagonist dead.
POR TIIK
Best Fire Insurance
AND PROMPT SKTTLK
Mf'.NT OH LOSSKS SI'.H
JOHN VANDERWAL
Agent London & Lauca.
shire lure Insurance Co.
OIT.ce with Kdtnond Cornelius, Main St
Ind. Phone, jyj.
Pacific Slates Phone 374 IIILLSIIORO
..Central Meat Market.
CMMOTT BROS., Prop:,
Keep constantly on hand a fin
upply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Mew Erm In Prlom
We are going to sell meats at pi Ices low
er than those which have prevailed It
the paat. Call In and see ns. We mean
Dusineaa. 'Phone and Free Delivery
One door Kaat Tualatin Hotel
Mali Street, Hllltbora, Oregoa.
The Watch Below.
Bring blossoms for the sailor dead
Who sleep In ocean graves.
Bring fragrant lilies, pala and pure.
To float upon the waves,
And dwy purple lilacs, too,
From many a cottage home.
And starry daisies, white and gold.
To mingle with the foam.
Taken op at my farm, 1 mile
Bouth of Newton, 2 1-year old heif
er calves, and 1 heifer between 1
and 2 years old, all graded Jrney,
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses. J.
8. Bteinke. g 12
Executor' 1 Notice
hereby given, that tiie uniler-
uuiy atilMiuted and rain.
Notice
signed has been d
Brined by order of the County Court of
Try a Dc Laval
If you are thinking of buying a
cream separator why not buy the
beBt? We are the agents tor the
DEL AVAL
We guarantee this machine to la
the easiest cleaned, the closest of
skimmers, the longest-lived, and
The Best Separator
in the market. We will place the
DeI.Aval in a competing contest
with any other Cream M-parator,
and let the DeLaval speak for it
self. Mr Customer, it will pay
you to investigate the many super
ior points found only ' in the
DKLAVAL
Mays & Conover
SCHOLLS, OREGON
Cull iu ami hcc us sud
will gtvc yt'tt it tdul irtj;
tnctit. Our pi iirs arc Ut
lor you tliau 1'uilLtihl prkn
ami our Mote lu-s a ulu
General Mere hemdiit
of the !oi iu the nutlet.
Yours for a Q Deal always
HOWELL HROS. & CO.
SCHOLLS. 0RE00N
W. H. DOLAN
Ventilators ami Chimney Tojs to order
Metal ami Composition Roofing
Warm Air Heating Apparatus
Cornices and Skylight
(Icucral Jobbing
MAIN STREET HILLSBORO. OREGC
DID IT EVER
Occur to You?
"t paid that hill Pure." "Von must I mistaken." !.!-!.!
not mistaken " "Have yo" a ircali.tr' tl semis to me that I
but I doit l rroirtuiM-r what I dt wllh it." "We have iw
paymrtii, and uulraa you can prcxlut v our ackmleilriiirit l t
waynfe ircrlpt, we muat Insist that yoi pay the acemtnt "
Bul It niiijht have tn a diflrrent story had Mi bill ! Pj
wilh a check 011 your bank. No rbanre for argument !
whrn (he caaretlnl rheck la prtxlitcrd. Belter pay yo' W
oncr - Willi a check on this Bank.
CORNELIUS
State BANK.
Summer Rates East!
During the Season 1909
VIA TIIK
Southern Pacific' Co.
FKOM
Hillsboro
To Omaha and Return --$60. G5
To Kansas City " ----$60.65
To St. Louis and Return - $68.15
To Chicago and Return - $73- A
n-l to other principal rities In the Kast, MiiMIc West ami
r . . t-'urreaKimlnjly ham I'ares.
On Sal JUn 2. 3i July 2, 3, August II, I-
To Denver and Return - - $55.65
On SaU May 17, July 1, Au(. II.
v.i.. . .. ..' il U
1 1, hi. 10 ''a frora ( wl', f"'l ft,,r" nirt
nr v l,. i"?'"1, ",we ve7 trtw fcti' ' ,1,e
pr vlleues and choice of rotit.s: tliPrel an.l,ti,.u naasrimrrs to
u.p , to many lmc,etiK point, enrmile. " ' lllkt
KoutiiiK on the return triu through l alifaml m.v be lml t 1
vance ovir the raiva ,.n..i..t' " '
I'll I nurll,...!....
ty any Hon them j
'"" "p iiirouun vaiiiornin may t " - i
tfs ttiotei. ( flJ
i, sleeping car reservations ami tickets will
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ujr I ka I - v nnn, "- '
yym. McMurray, Cen'l. Pas. Agt., Fort-"
FouLlluahera bood "peUr." More rain and lew
'bio-