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Still continue to give their customers
good values. We cordially invite ev
erybody to visit our store and examine
onr goods. ODR NEW GOODS are ar
riving every day, and our store will
soon be stocked up.
We have had a very successful sale, and
we cleaned up oil of our old stocK. Fol
lowing' ore a few prices that will appeal
to buyers loohing for bargains:
Men's Best bibb Overall $1.0
value cut 90c
Men' Best I)ibh Hip Overalls H."c
value cut 7fc
Men's best Jumpers Jl.(K) value cut ,. 90c
Horse Hide Gloves $1.7." " " . $1.50
$i.ro 1.25
... IOO
1.K) " " ... 85c
About 100 pr of ladies; men's and
boys' shoes at half price.
25 soits for men and boys at cost.
Gall and examine.
150 Remnants.
Mason jars fOc, T.rc, per dozen.
Everlasting jars.. fiOc. 75c. 00c "
Economy " . .$I.OO. $1.25, $l.f.O " "
Stbram " . .Mc. 75c. Wc " "
A complete line of Pey hats and a
choice line of neckties and
' ' Gents' furnishings.
j Lincoln iigr, of C iineliii', has'
jimt rtiv.f in tt m the 4 mi
pt n the I. l .V N , nt.rK he
O I been cruising timW on tu
Tillamook linn rilit of wnjr in ft
i-t 'hat the r luptny n,ay aft'l ;
with oiir if lh Inn i thniiili
blob lint rml ii.iki p.M A
tlin'B in a linn luic;li f liriJur all
through that m in ii ill tr. nr
worth u out than llm lai (1 Vtjih '
jout Km loaj, h.v.r, it wool. I I. '
many jr-am l.-f .r tt . tiu.lwr would I
m w rth much Th line will
bring it into the market, and
of IN fraugerl and truwl pared x
Otl ihiiim in that iha company will j
have to j i hi irjereaaed value
that lUr ad will biiog to the prop
artiM in the vicinity of thit u v y
Win. McQuillan, who sold hi
farm to Ferd iienr, if liuitfn,
bin diKpotw-d of all bin personal
pmrty, livratuck, etc., eip'.in
only hit four attndard bred horses,
hit law oflice furniture, and a w
personal eflccts, to M r r e -r. a d
Mc. wi 1 soon move tj llill-b-io
and take up quar er in the ticbul
mtrich bUck. Mr. MtQiillan will
lake a trip to California to vi-it h e
nUc anc) i.ephcw in the n ut di
taut future.
Horn, to A be t Meier and wile,
of 8.utb Uillaboio, .lu ie W, I W.I.
a I id and (irandpa Miir, of i. ear
ftswtori, la expected to he rational
after ike Fourth.
Monuments
Forest Grove Monumental Works
CAW SAVE MONEY FOR YOU
Designs and Stock, none bitter. Quality and
Workmanship unexcelled. PRICES LOWES! on
the coast. All work guaranteed. Orders and all
communications' promptly attended to. Will call
and show designs and samples at any distance.
Main Street, N. of P. O. Block.
GEE & JONES
Box 343 FOREST GROVE, ORE
Bidt for Ca.tle Hall
Healed bid will be received, until 2
o'clock P. M on the Gth day of
July, 1.MJ.P, and tben opened, for
the constiuction of a Castle Hall
f.ir I'hrenix Lodge No. 84 K. of P.
Hillt-lmro, Oregon, on their lot on
Second blunt, to the City of Hills
boro, Oregon.
Baid Hall to be constructed ac
cording to plans and specification
which will be shown to the bidder
either of the undersigned commit
tee. The committee reserves the
riff ht to rjct any or all bids.
Phoenix IHge No 84 K. ol P.
Hy W. I). Wood, J. M. Brown
and (Ion Scbulmerich, Building
Committee,
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-LJCCp I ESTATE
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piQTi-I !
M MkjL i s I have city and couu-
try property in all sizes,
L -, l 4 1 from 1 acrc to I,(XHK I'',e
J V V X I IV. C I ; ; gant city property in both
j Forest Grove and Corne-
Have Always oii Hand j 1 litis. Farm lauds from
Large'Supply of ! ! io per acre to as good as
Crabs, Oysters, & Clams
Our fish1 are kept in
Freezing tanks and are MOORE A HOOVER
always fresh. m, .rw
Main, Op. Odd Fellows Fresh and Cured Moats
HILLSBORO, ORE. 4lwJ2rr
8oond 8trmt, Hllhboro, Or
Probably Did.
"He U sut'U a whole aoulcd fellow."
"In Iter
"Vos. IK)irt you think aof
"Wrll. not quite."
"How Is tlitttf
"TlioiiKlit he needed to be half soled
before you could rail htm that"
Literary.
"Rlio la a Rroat lover of books.
"She r
"Yt'S."
"What klndr
Tocketbooka."
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Don't Again,
Don't (at too taf,
11 doean't pay.
For you'll not aet
Tha ona good bat
If you aro fraih
With tha profaah.
Don't aat too (ay.
Molt any day
A Jolt may coma ,
And aattla plumb
Athwart your naek.
Kaault a wrack.
Don't tat too fay.
A aafar play
li not to go
Too far oh, not
And ao I lay.
Don't got too gay.
BANK REPORT
Krjort of the cuixlitiou of ihc IIilUWo
Cuuimrrcial Bank, nt IlilUlioro, in I lie
State of Otrvun, at the clor of buiiir.
June 3, iw.
Kruuurcrf
Imiii anil (liK'oiiiiU f 191,056 iH
Uoinl, M-riititK't, etc 13, 25 1 j
Banking houw, furniture and
fiturr g.Vio o
Iae from ajrotril rctrrve
Ink 6j,ho8 at
Clin k and other cah H tn H56 84
Cah 011 hand 11,912 53
ToUl f 74
Liahtlitie
Cajiital atwk mid in f 25,000 00
Sin 11I u fund 1 i.ouu 00
lauivtded profit!, Ira rx
inr and Uc iniid
Indtvldunl drtKMiti) lutiject to
rbeik 124,000 89
Demand certiliratri of tlrpot-
It 5. 5 31
Time eerti6catr of dt iKxiil.... 5,742
having ItepuaiU 109.3114 55
Total fvo.i35 74
State of rrKon,
County of VS hm ton, j
I, Geo. Klmlriitnch, Cahirr of the
above-named bunk, do olcmaly swear
dial the aiwve atatrineut It true to the
brat f my knowledge and belief.
Ceo. Schuluierich, Cathier.
Conect Alteiti
J. V. llailiy, Ivdward Schulnierich,
Director
HuWribed and iwom to before ni
this 2Mtb day of June, 1909.
W. N. Barrett,
Notary l'ubiic.
PROVOCATION.
tha Colored Cititan Got
With tht Baitball Bat
Bus
"O HOLY. Judi;t, I owns up dat I's
j:ullty-'kiiowl(vlKPg de cawn,
ah," unld a colored cltlon vho
mns chnrccd Willi nnsault mid twittpry.
"I done Kitlrniliil du Rt'ii'lt'tnun tlld,
fur a fiio'I lint Our nns exteriulnatin'
iuc-umtnii r- j uswili, exit' rmlniitlii'
iicvuiiiKtuiii'iti. Iu de fust (ilnce the
offendHnt am mult f.-Ulicr ln-de-law, nu'
til the accond plnce 1 was uh-Ktnndln'
In front of dp to', nn' dur wns n ruck
0' Irnxotmll IwtH right to muh hand,
an' muh relation wns ub-pniwlu' aid
a ska wuful smile on his ctmntenflnce,
so' di roiiiNrcatlon wan too much for
muh wkoriilmcrty, an' I dca rotched
out an' BKMi.iKtHl one 0' dem dnr bull
bats, I did, nn', uh-UNln' of muh father-lu-de-law's
niippy bead for a ball, I
lined out des about du purt'eHt fou'
bogKcr yo' ever wltnessod, and den
made a home run. Well-ub, dnt's w bnt
I done, yo' hmiah, an' I dunuuh as I
dlsrerivts It so pow'ful much nwlpr,
ronslderlii' nf tho siirrminderln'8 till
benrlu' on do eppereode, sub." I'uck.
Literary Mlafita.
The etlltor of the Stuart Crowd and
Fashionable World.
Hsr Intsrait In tha Gama.
"Chnrlcy. dear," said young Mrs.
Torklus, "what do they mean when
tbey say a man tore off a hot one to
left field?"
"It's a scientific phrase," was the
weary rejoinder. "You can't explain
It precisely unless you have a centi
grade thermometer to niensure the
temperature accurately and a set of
surveying Instruments to ascertain di
rection." "Oh," sho answered contentedly,
"that makes It quite clear. Hut do you
know, I thought It had something to
do with baseball." Washington Star.
1 v&
1776 - 1909
Shute Park,
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Three Bands Tliree Bands - Three Hands.
Hillsb oro r. Si C. Band, BetKany Band, BanKs Band.
BIG CIVIC PARADE ON JULY FIFTH, 10,00 A. M
Dr. A. F. Bailey, Orator of the Day.
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BALLOON ASCENSION jsACH DAY.
BASE BALL -o- BASE BALL
Series of ball games between Hillsboro and leading amateur
teams. Continuous vaudeville by best company on
the coast. SLACK WIRE, TRAPEZE
ARTISTS.
SalalaMSaVSBaWSaMgfaaSaiaBMSgaMSB
A $4,000 Steam Merry-Go-Round for the Young Folhs.
Geo. Gibson, Bronco Buster
Will ride two of the worst outlaw horses west of the Rockies.
Shute Park has plenty of Shade, plenty of Water, and Electric Lights.
Spectacular Fire Works,
Hillsboro's Fireworhs always Elipse. Better in 1909 than ever.
Everybody invited to come and enjoy THREE DAYS of
Patriotism and Jollification.
Merely For Show.
"Well," said the farmer, "I've got
to look after my tomatoes and strlug
beans and thlugs."
"You dou't expect to feed all your
summer boarders out of that little
garden, do you?" Inquired the neigh
bor. "Nope, I've put In my order for
canned goods, as usual. That vegeta
ble gardeu is Just a decoy." Minne
apolis Journal.
Mrs. T R Imhrie and Mrs El
Moore returned SuDdry morning
from their Kafctem Oregon trip
where they a'trnrled the Pvthian
Sitter Cirand L due Mrs Iulrie
jrent to Valu, Malheur Ci, to vi-it
relatives tnd . frier de, while Mrs
More vit-ited rtlalivte in Walla
Walla.
The. telegraph wi-e for tte Y. R
k. N. is now finii-htd char o ihe
fro tit, and it will b uetd as a pti
vate line in telephoning, n the
I'aoifio Stales eyst' tu A a -on a
the road Rets well info the m un
tains, and material and o'.io r train
are tu; nirg, teli graph inrttumetits
will t e ir.oullnl.
J S. Lilly, (f Giles Cr.ek. and
who has brea deputy f.atue watd-n
up that way for eoms titn, wis in
the city Saturday. He has b n
connected with 22 ca ee of g-uue
law violation sines he accepted hi
present poeuioo.
Henry Reasoner, brother r.f D
B , arrived in fro u Long Beach
Cl , the other day and Riirpriopd
his relatives. Henry came in ju-t
in time to see the city puk ti v
pole raised and to see that D. B
did the work properly. Sir.ce
leaving here h has bean b)th east
and south.
Louis Knnes, the "Mg feHow" 0'
South Tualatin, and who has logged
and saw-milled for practically thir
ty years, wss in Ihe city, Friday.
Louie has the distinction of wear
ing the largest hat of any man in
the county his chapeau would
come down and hst the ears of an
ordinary son of Adam.
Assft'or Max Crandall has re
ceived notice from the State Tax
commission that thedetsil sheet,
left by a deputy field aesfesor, as a
record of the aeietement, is not
binding, and that the aeweeor or
board of equalization can raise or
lower values at their option. When
a deputy asseeeess he generally
leaves a 'lip with the pr party own
er as a duplicate, but the assess
ment may afterward be changed
B. P. Cornelius, postmaster, wet
to Portland Monday, snl brouph
out a 10xl0 Hie. and ordered an
alter, 12x24 h! h will arrive 8t
urdny, both to be for thi city park.
W. K. McCourt 1h aold hU
Main Street saloon, building and
all, to J. J Kit b, formerly a tror
chtnt At Farmlngtnn. He hisals t
sold h; Second Street resort, th
purchtser being Chin. Koonti
Will is to take up farming entire
ly, and exptcts to lake a course at
tin Oregon Agricultural College,
including a special Btudy of bugol
ogy-
Contractor HblUnd has a crew
excavating the bisement for the
new echo 1 house annex, and Chas
Me oham is delivering the brick
for tb work, furnished by Kline
man Bros-
NORTH HILLSBORO ACRES
North Hillsboro Acres comprises a number of very fine
FIVE ACRE TRACTS NORTlToF TOWN
and within a mile from the Oregon Electric, City Hall
and court house. Fourteen of these tracts are iu culti
vation; improvements on two them. Beautiful property.
Sold on Easy Payment Plan
These tracts should appeal to all want ng small homes;
are especially attractive to city business men who want
outside ptoperty, and to professional men and retired
farmers who want suburbau homes right at town, but
free of city taxes. Sound to raise soon in valuation.
Sale Price, cleared tracts, per acre, $200
IO per cent, down and $10 Monthly.
Deferred payments carry but seven per cent, interest.
A splendid chance, also, for a speculation. Address
J. B. SCHAEFER. LINNTON, OR., or call on
Imbrie Land Co., Hillsboro.
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A. E. iMumsey
Can furnish you with Rough and
Dressed Lumber
: t
of all Kinds, cut from Al Timber
Now is a good time to get that fenc- '
ing, and a good time to get your
lumber on the ground for building.
We deliver if order is sufficiently
large. Mill located one iniie above '
the B. P. Cornelius ranch, and three
miles from Glencoe. Postoffice Ad
dress, Cornelius, Oregon, R. F. D. i .
Pacific States Telephone, Glencoe 9x.
J N. Flip pen, of above Buxton
was in the ci y Tuesday. Mr.
Flipben was raised in this county,
and was well known this way wl e 1
a boy. .
John Masters sustained a badly
crushed finger. Monday night, by
reason of a slick of wood falling on
his band, accidentally dropped by
bis teamBter. Dr. A. 3 Bailey
dressed the wounded member.
Rooms to Let. Board and
Lodging. When Hungry
call on the
ZIomo 0tylA
RESTAURANT
for a good square meal.
Main St. 1
Hillsboro - - Oregon