The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, September 09, 1909, Image 1

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QL. XVI
HILLS BOKO. OREGON, SEIT.9, .909
NO. 2G
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eiiiui inopam
LcalcJ Mile Southcaal o
lilhbit, Near ISewlou
iKlTKiiI I'MJtH CtlTIMIIOI
Lwlwi'l1"1! Trtseef DitUaet
VaHrtlre
J'i.blnilun Uouniye rerm onu
. ..I. u I
Jjpiul-Miff known m tbe
fW rrm" i l'eled a Mile
trer a ,,, of ,ht c'l7 P1"
C, ib HwiliBfo Pacific Hallway
irtlo Vtittlehpjr i Ibt preaeul
;
lull ibuI of I1.W for Ibt 40 acrae
)l IioJ, ell under cultivation, and
Vofih ( conservative eslloieU
i'j) m icft. Tbers rt over 100
fUll W u" 'iavw, uui tot
, . .. .L. . I L.
attsUa ' tvt of llit bt These
Wears rsly 101 closely huddled,
Id4 balf of ibeai itould be grubbed
ui. Tit ". hoa-ever, la Mini
sJs mm e Iiwiiie each ye r, and
r, Vendohey is eroding 10 acre
(ciomMcb yser. ee fertiliser.
t k"-ix tx.wB f.ir diry purpoees,
al U uiuirf contract la always
p HI f if IMttk UppIj. ill
Band 'gibltMi loik Sot tod
bserops show avidtnee of cartful
larlag.
I Ttw euuiily liotplul ( big structure,
kit lit em lri wi'pl)r, cauaistlag els
imi!ii iOit. atul pump; water piped
jail th'etiga the bour; bat mtitti fm
Six (twain, iciKttli fat couaty put pose a
l;tKi u.l (hire itxxua dawaalaiit,
!) hum tli Itviug apartment Uh the
papmeusilenl and foully. Twenty to-
t4lrttug.1l! rl. ttllll UllU) HMWfl
k:icr!:00 Slf Yattdrbey tU f 10 pel
lmatli luf rath comity charge, and lav
tt mm be mu.i tlotba and cam fi
em tt pit but lidic help frtxn tM
id fclka, thejr are generally very
rtWt, Uj ptltrul, Auguit Baactit,
imttwr, lit ilt ui ma InaMtca
ttu i.hi.K 10 Nip, aadbtkt
M ijiMrtf'ttuiiif . Wbea litt babjr Vaa
It; cnr a !) ataru tocanlui
I, tad a U ! bflfriag aboul b
im. tJtut rf Ut iniutiM art f
Hilda mud tttt ul at nth trouble,
tfc ftfnl clmfr. kk4 from Um
kiM 1 jtiMin ol I be woilct nj lu
Hli, ore.
I Taut J bi Ik-ib, of VlorUada. bo a
w fn St fr wu4 iicb la btacabia,
rnK duuioi dim ikaiiintt.
Ai iiUKlr, l0 ba a tf la Kaa-
VUHjf, intj two Kiowa tblMrto la lb
tax.
lha liolirr an r.l.I ilmoa J M.iV.
'aaliin(un cwimy, and bo la bllod.
rw topla know that
t i aruuuil.
M. Valll. liiollirr In.Uo nt ttm l.l.
Mq llnii;Xrr, on uf ht iitone r will
men of lltr HHiiitYahl la aa ivMif.
piiiil frutii amiml'.tiuti of one of hla feet.
foa it gaittug firahy from hli rcat policy
-m li. i1m, Uta a bant worker.
i Wiitiftb Millrr. fcl.teml.UHt.
K , . biwiulu up from lha tail
I auiiiKie, an oUl o'cltKk llnktr,
o h.. Utt, ft ,ropuUle4 jnt, j,
"ontof llit lu.tr p. '
And .,t, a 80t kMtt Jimmit
who llvavi makra ll a.rm far
wybo hn he (tu where there la
awpcf the joroMbble. Jim ml got
0B h,,j1K,tr , pttlhpd 0M B Um dy
.? mc,1ob becaaee the ealoan
" m HilltWo rrfuMil ti gla blm a
Jimmw win conir Ufk K,we ay M(J U
tl boy for , f.wweeka.
AUCTION SALE
Jbe tjndtralgnad will aell tt tht
Mo Wndtnbtrg plaot, Dear Ctn-
"'"ib, at o'clock t. ro., on
MONDAV, BKPTKMBKR 27
nI?,ho"T',',J"'6 yflorrl horae.
nv.i 1,01 h P",m1 ' Plla, work
ere; M.,0 tiudwt la Ud p.r;
Irv i. ' "i'""K"u narrow, airai
valor T' Hl11 Ul, Plow colli
valor, !, Uu,hfotd
lZ' "l' '."Wy.nwd butlitilt;U bar
h,rr 1 ofk hrn:. new;aat back
lol ! ! "!!' fumlture,
ton- . " ana oiner triiciet
"wui m iiirntloo.
T "'Wfof8al.-Undr$10. oaih;
i land over, nix mootha llme.ap.
ver' iio 1W0 Pf ctnt off, oath
Ptttr Vandenbtrg, Owntr.
J . torntliu,, Auctioneer.
Jhn Vandtrwti, Clerk.
Mrs. Almlu. II .L- a ....
lain,! I . urooat, 01 HOUO
St Vnd.who w 75
j . , -j ""n ""pa ana tuaiain
thoUlrftCtUrJof tl'o'rni. AL
and , noh couragt
nL , , 10 " it htr houtt
rKred Hnh ml.li - T ,, i
j t , aim murei.it ouiiO'
f .arm . B tW0 tUt houw 011
. !TiB alB building on hi.raoob
K0r hVUlLhof Lloyd
Jrthr0p hatjutt moved Into hit
S iLT f"h. the other freeh in
J'othe. Devon ."d Darh.m.-
JinVa ' vuw rourin ana
u v -
no" 'od aupiily of
ool bard burnad brick, and build
log Uoik fur oallart and found
lioog Tr; our building blocki lor
four bouaa found atU.. Chaar
(ban oamant or brick od baitur
prolaolloo againil frott. Wa bavt
dolabad our ruo of larg UI. aod
art again running on iiutllr ( M
and bar. a favir aupj.1. al tbt yard.
Parllat vanllog til. dalivarad
hoold plaot tbalr ordari now to wa
ota baul Iban btfort bad weatbar
Tbtrt It alwari a rmb of hauling
ordartlo tbt Kail wban roadi art
altuoat impaiaablt Wt bart a
good tupply of rough and draaaad
lumbar al our mUl, and a quanUty
oi common lumbar al tba Ua.t
-..4 a,
apur, aaiow i.wlD, tht latUr to
aall tt t tacrifioa 2tl2, 2iH, 26
i IilU, Ji, IiO and 14. of
variou lantblt Tbla la all
dry tiock. and it will t) an In
InvoallgaU should ynu want any of
meat dimanttoni (Jronar A Kow
alltV, Hcbolla, IIiUab.ro, R 2,
Tbt Oregon Klaclrio now bu tba
roof on In naw denol al lha anrnat
or Tbird and WMbloglon and it
will nni Ui vary many witii until
tbt old boioar will be abandoned
and Agent Cronitt will bare com
mouiom quartan. Tbt Southern
PaoiBo and P. R A N. joint dpot
it ftlao Oovarad and lha aorknun
tipact to be through In about a
fortnight. Tba old depot la vary
orowdad, now that tbt Tillamook
lint It carrying to tuuob freight to
tbt front for oonttruolloo purpotat.
Wan lad To rent a farm of from
SO to 1W acre cleared, with bolld-
ng In tbtpa tor um Will pit
eatb rent Want food tilana. Ad.
drtae (Han Pomeroy, Holbrook, R
r. U. I. 24 0
Vat tM mm t W a am a 1 1 a w m m. Ik
looking tot btlp, and find no man,
and lh tame tt trot, largtly, at to
labor oondillont In town. Tbtre
It no exouae, therefore, f any man
ho wlebat to work tod ctn't get
it. And thlt Nmlndt tht reporter
Ik.t a, ki. kitaka) f.I.la all 4...1
and wiih t ooottitttilon likt an oi,
tiroes uavt Uurwto lor ito ctnu
tht other morning, dealing out a
l..J I... 1. TL. l I
oara tuca aiorj. toe incoming
A. .An tkl r?..fea!n aava klnt at.
all worth bearing and tbt chap
failed to gat hit tan cent,
Tbt Sohllttr a 10 oeot cliar.
and the (1 and Maroa, t two for a
quarter cigar, art what you want
ben you buy cigar. Ktpl
ettry
In HiMatwro, Aik for
than.
U. .,1 Um P fl RanOnk
IVfa IHH t W MWHW ga
and Mr. and Mn. George Larue, of
I pat a. Illinole, btt been rltiting
Mn Rulb Blair tbt peat fortnight.
They btvt vliitad Yellowitooi
Ptrk, tht Sotttlt Fair, and olhtr
a. a . . (.
Nortbern poinu of loitrtti. air,
and Mra. Randolph returned via
Salt Lake tod Uraod Caoyon.
wbilt Mr- and Mrt. La rut go to
tie Park. Lot Aotelet and
otbtr Boothrn pointi. Tht Itdit
are tlattrt, and tbey art oontina of
Mrt. uiair.
Juet follow tbt crowd to Ntlton'i
8ond Street barber thop tht
ooljr foar chair thop In Waablng
ton County. Alweyi four men on
Saturday. 2
f IVU IIH'Pt wa-aww awww
log book on tht Colombia, and who
it ona of the beet tlmbtrmtn in that
taction, carat oat tht lut of tb
week, and nt on out to Bankt.
Ha will movt to uuitooro tor me
Wlnttr, end occupy bit own boon
w. Rnall nmnartv. now
PrnnifHi. of the
Oregon Klaotrio nd may rtmain
permaneouy in mt out.
Geo. Ledford, fireman M theoon-
denter. badly cruabed a finger
while throwing wood lotomtiur.
naoa, one dav ia wtee:. ne
digit wet tiff from an old woand,
and wat on tbt band that wai al-
raady minui two oi Itioompiniooi.
n. T.mlMla attended tbt wound.
aod it may yet be ntottury to am
putate and probably would be t
oonvenienoe for iu omtnt if it
wtre taken oil.
Harry 0. Ferr, of Yamhill 1 ooun
and Mitt ilarnei ivreiaw, oi
if i n.A erani married at tbt
rUITtl V'lv. " - - .
retldfnceof K. Kreider, Sept, 1,
ww.. t t. Cl.l aa4B
HK, Re M"Jn OMTora,
tbe Cbrletuo onoron, ouioiu.
..u flhmnahlra and Ram-
bouillet rami, yearllngiand lamb,
.. .... . i tlkAaliiraa
ill eltgioie to rtgiairy.
art from Candian tirea, out of Bog'
ll.k Imnnrtad atook. Ftrd GrOOM
IIDU iaaiv .
Sobollt, Hilleboro, Rt. 2. 21 83
Geo. Aleiander, with t turvey
eorpi on tbe r. K. n , aooTe
lug vuit - --
Buxton in tbe Ntbalem, came over
tht latt of tbo week for day or 10
here and at Portland.
Cuttomert at Bmmott Broi may
get a beautiful China Dinner Set,
1 : cu. tbalr window diipUv,
and aek tbem bow yon oan get
one.
T t Qkaafaf nottmtjter 0d
al, u r , ,
at Tdnnton. and wno It
UIWIVUWUi ww - , . . .
intartated in North Hilltboro pro-
BOXING BOUT GALUD
off imm me
Spirited Giotcst Nipped He
fore (aolng Five
8IFIREI til KG PEAKED TROUBLE
lciltr Plghta Like Battlltf Nttaaa tad
la t Coiair
Two boodred itw the sparring con
Uwt at the Creacant Thaaira l..t
Halurday nlgbt, and the bout w.i
ended at tbe cloae of the fourth
round, aod entrance money refund
ed. Tbe prr-llmary wait neat lit
tle exhibition by Damoo Qreeraod
Chat. Follelt, who did toot very
clever wo k fjr laJi, and pleased
tht aolience immeneelv. The
-
boy i worked at tmoothly at though
thay were aocuatomed to tht game,
and each look cart of himself
While Ureer wat tbt ilroogar of
the two tba little Fulled lad, not-
Itbilaodtog be bai but ooe fxt.
it oonaidarably tbt clevereat.
Tba cmoltlt bad told tbe refere
that all would b arretted If other
(bio a boiing ezbibltioo wtre null
ed ofT, and tbit put a deojpor on
ibt go, Scalar, who ii a fine toier,
tod who will tomt day get into tba
GalUlog el eon olaaabe rlgbU
likt tht Dant-btndUd Bob Evan
u though bt wert a child, although
Kvaot it a claeey man on poiota
When tbt third round opened
Scalar pnniihrd the little fellow
pretty hard, and in tht fourth
there wtrt tomt pretty hard ez-
ohtogtt. and Scalar opened pretty
tiff on bit oppootot, although the
glovet wtrt too big for any material
damage.
It wat eaay to are, howrver, If Scaler
anted to clox tba bout, 11 aa in hla
powrr at atmott any time to have put
bit was out fur tbt couut of tea. Krf-
tie Kiug, not wanting It to go tot
point whir a knockout miRlit I in-
urtd, at all Uoiea couaultitl wilb the
Hhtriff, who wat baik of the riDjjaiilr.
ltaocock told htm that ha tbooKbt the
boat bad better be called off, aa the bora
were getting waintrxt ap. Tbe (thiol-
tkoa wat declared off aod tbeo there wai
aa Intlaul drmand for a refnml of the
admission, Afiar aotue little parley tbit
wet done, end all got their money ex
cept thnec who had hat their cooiwna.
Una rort'aotl iaa became t iciwo ana
threatened H. T. Bagley. Marahal Lar-
tea tUrted to make aa arrcet but tbe
dlaturber broke through the crowd and
ran down Firat at reel. The Marahal
fired two or three ahott in the air to
atop tbe fugitive, but be wtt bllUOK tbe
high placet only, aod made hit getaway
through a vacant lot, and got back to
Cortland.
Tbla probably will end the boxing
gaoae in tbit city. No one waa burt,
although Event wat badly winded. To
thoae who bare teen aouie of the big
fcllowt go and who hare eten tome of
locale here at the clnbrootnt, tbe affair
wet very tame. But, ce-Uin, Scaler
ill be beard from in me puguituc
world.
AUCTION SALE
Tbt undariigned will tell at publio
rait on bit farm milet wett of
Farmlogton and 4 milet tooth of
Hilleboro, tt 10 o'clock a. m., on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Crav borae, iao, 14 yra; gray mare, 1 J60,
10 yra; t-yer-old colt, broke to work;
g good milk cowa, In milk, com 1 or fteah
In November; I calvea, bull, brood aow,
ahoata, !jo cblckena, 15 tone clover
bay, 100 buabela wheat, farm wagon,
hack, aorrey, buggy, Deerlng binder,
Champion mower, rake, springtooth har
row, pegtooth harrow, ditk barrow, i
inch plow, thovel plow, cultivator, Van
Brunt grain drill, incubator, a brooders;
cider press, sll the grspes on an acre of
vines, iX acre potatoei in ground, all
household goods, kitchen utensils, farm
tools and other articles too numerous to
mention. Lunch at noon.
Ttrma ot Sale: All luma nnder
$10, oath; over $10, 6 months time
on bankable note at 8 per cent.
2 per oent off on all umi over $10
.- r iri r
j.j, jvreoe, vwuer.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
, John Vanderwal, Clerk.
Gro Sohulmericb went down to
the Shoettring ranches, below Yon
nalla. tht firtt of tbt week. Ht
will rtturn to company wttn hub
' a a wat
Sohulmeriob. the last of tbe week,
and oall hit vacation ended.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at publio
aalt at her farm 21 miles tou h of
Retdvillt, on tht Htrria Bridge
Road, at ten a. m , on
MONDAY, OCTOBER
Two cows, one freth Nov. I; 37 head of
ewea, two and tnree year 010, grain arm,
Osborne mower ana race, waning piuw
aulk nlow. rolline cutter, peRtooth har
row, wagon, naca;, aci neavy narneas, aei
and half plow harness, cream separator,
two milk cant, dozen chickens, fan
mill, rope and pulleva, farm tools, tmple
menu, etc,, tome household furniture
and numerous other articles.
Terma of Salt Undtr $10, oath
$10 and ovtr, one year't time, 7
oar oent. interest. Two per oent
off, etih over $10.
Mary B. Merrill, Owner.
B. P. Oorneliua, Auctioneer.
C. E. Kindt, Clerk.
John 11. Zimmerman, wife and
two children, of Habaibs, Kaa., and
who le.fr. boma August 1, going to
KlPaao, and thence to Lot Angeles,
and from that city to Iiillnboro, r
riyed last weak and are gueatt of
A. C. Wioney, of above Olencoe
Tbey remain a faw days, and think
Oregon it about right. Mra. Zim
merman it a daughr of Mr. Wio
ney.
I will bjy prunes and pay th
highest living price for tbem. I
have a new drierand thoae wish
ing to tell their prunes should tell
tbem at once 8. L Hollenbck, 3
milet above Mouotaindale. I'aciQc
Hialee Phone, Gleocos, 131. 25 7
Sam Kuni. of Bathmy, and who
baa juet finished a three weeka run
with an Advenes tbrHbr, wa io
town the last of the week. He re
cently tbrnehed a inia.ll pi wee ol
wheat for Fred Bt-rger that yielded
GO bushels to tbe acre what'a tbe
matter wiih that fjr a yield ? and
turn d out some oats that went 73
bushela. Hum machine is a 30
inch cylinder, and in a half day's
run be tbrerhtd 1960 bushele.
For a fine lawn or field fence,
tbe Royal American i the beet of
all; neat, durable, ttrong. Any
height you want. Emrick & Cor
win. . . 25 6
C. W. Allen and wife, F. M. Al
len and wife, and. Robt. Hoc ken
and wife, passed through the firat
of the week of, a fiahiog and bunt
iog trip to the Wilson River ooun
try, and tbey possibly may go over
to tbe bay if. the weather remain
warm. C. wSraa np Saturday to
take out hit 1 icons and get ready
for the trip. He expects to get all
kinda of big game and laid io a
keg of salt pel re to preserve tbe
venison.
Try our prices for tinware, gran
iteware, and hardware of ail kinds,
before you buy. We can show you
wtnre we can eavt you money.
Emrick & Corwin. 25-6
To the K. ofP.:-E. B. Hawkini,
of tbe losurancs department of the
K. of P., will ba here next Mon
day night, and all members of the
order are invited to be in attend
anca. Tbere will be work in both
tbe second and third rankt. Do
not fail to attend, as tbere will be
other important business up for
consideration.
A. C. Davis, of the Oregon Jour
nal, Portland, was in town Friday
Mr. Davie left Portland for Beaver-
ton, taking the Oregon Electric
fie waa duly sober, but becoming
interested io a conversation failed
to watch for bia station, or hear it
called, and landed in HilUboro be
fore he knew it. You can't keep
them away from old Hilleboro
tbey will come.
Z. M. LaRue waa down from tbe
Grove, Friday, and says he is Btill
selling Welkins' remedies to the
farmers ot Washington County,
and that his stock and poultry
fjods are giving universal eatis-
action. His Hilleboro office is at
the tailor thjp of Aug. Tews. See
him. . : 26
John E Zimmerman, of the Wai-
ace settlement, above Glenooe, was
over to the county seat Friday af
ternoon. He reports that bis fa
ther, G. E Zimmerman has gone
over to liuamooi lor a two or
three weeks stay, after about 80
years of absence from lint place.
Labor Day was a quiet propoBi
Hon for 'Hilleboro, although the
business bouses 1 generally kept
open. Tbe county clerk kept open
portion of the day to favor ab
stractors, who, as a rule, are work
ing harder than ever this season.
AUCTION SALE
By order of the County Court I will sell
at public sale at tbe home of the late Ja
cob Schaerer, ii miles northeast of the
Bethany Store, at io a. tn., on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 18 ,
A complete set of blacksmith tools, bel
lows blower, tire sbrinker, tire bender,
drill, set dies, lot of stock steel and iron,
horse shoes, nails, blacksmith coal, an
vil, numerous other articles, small cook
stove, etc.
Terms of Sale cash in band at time of
sale. E RAVIN RITTER,
Administrator of the estate of the late
Jacob Schaerer.
A GOOD POSITION
Can be bad by ambitious young
men and ladies - in the field of
"Wireless" or Railway telegraphy
Since the 8 hour law became tffeo
live, and since the wireless com
panics are establishing station!
throughout the oountry tbere is a
great shortage of telegraphers
Positions pay beglnnerB from $75
to $90 per month, with good chance
for advancement. The National
Telegraph Institute of Portland,
Ore , operates bix official institutes
io Amerioa, under supervision of R.
R. and Wireless officials and placfs
all graduates into positions. It
will pay you to write them for full
dttaile. 25 6
HALO JW
KICKING COLTS
Great Game of Dall at Forest
Grove, Sunday
BOfB SIDE) PUYID CLASSY BALL
Blllabsre
Vlaa by Decisive Scare
IJ to 2
Sunday's game at Forest Grove wat
y to tbe hearts of tbe faot, tnd it
was at out as classy a game as bat
been witnessed this year in the
county of Washington. Hilleboro
sent up a monster crowd of rooters,
and tbe team bad a terrific vocal
support. There wat nothing doing
io tbe first inninj, but in the see
ond the Colts ran a man over
Hendereon, tbt firtt man up, flew
out at first; Moore made first on an
error by Wilkee: madt third on
two paeeed balls; Bullock fanned
and then Fitcbeoer, pitcher, ait
gled and scored More;Gtter got a
case oo Dai is, aod Hcbulti drew a
pate, putting Fitchtntr on tlii.d;
VanBlaricom wat then up, aod as
Druhot pitched Fitchener tried to
make borne. Ht bad a dandy lead
bot tbe ball wat widt and Van
failed to reach and Phelna taa-ted
Fitchsoer at the boma plate
in tbe 7tn inning the Coltt again
crossed the plate Moore went to
st on being hit by a pitched ball:
Bollock went to 1st ou error by
Brownr Filcbener ttcrificed and
Bullock went out at second, Moore
advancing to third; Getter hit to
Brcwo, scoring Moore, but th bat
ter went out at first. Schultz then
went out on a fly to firtt. This
ended the tally tbeet to far at tbe
Colts wert concerned.
The Cardinals ran in four in the
third inning Bunten bit to Short
stop Cook, who lugg'ed; and made
st; Bunsen stole second and on
rauscher's sacrifice hit,, went to
third; Turk went out on asacrifioe,
but pat Tautober to second; Brown
made a neat sacrifioe, scoring Bun-
sen, and beating the ball to the
firtt relay; Briggt, in a corking
single, scored Tautohtr and Brown
tnd Houston bit to left field and
scored Briggt, making tht quartet
of markers. Io tbe 4th tbe CardU
nals again scored, making 3 tallies:
then three more in the sixth; and
men tnree in tbe ninth. Th? Car
dinals played great ball, and Colly
urunot, tne southpaw, lays be
never bad better support in an
amateur game. Bunsen, who muff
ed tbe Sunday prior, and waa in
sackcloth and ashes, handled two
fiiee to right and gripped the ball
so bard that it was dented and the
umpire had to oall for a new
sphere. Wilkee and Brown did
some faat and clever work, and
Houston played likt a laagua top
notcher. Phelpa had his wing
with him, dandy, and Briggt and
Turk, who it now captaining the
team, played like veterans. Tbe
tame line up will play the Grove
Colts here, Sunday.
The Colli played a good same.
but tbe Cardinals simply had tbe
23 eign hung np somewhere between
Hilleboro and tbe campus, while
the Grove appears to have loet all
the numbers except the 2 and 3.
HILLS BORO
AB R H PO A B
Tauscber, c f.. ...... 320000
mra, 1 n 4 2 t 9 o o
Brown, 3b.......... 431581
Brlgga, 1 f. 32300 1
Houston, a d - 500310
Phelpa, c 300800
Wilkes, as............ 411011
Lirutiot, p.. 4 a -1 o io
uunsen, r 1. 310100
35 13 rj it 4
FOREST GROVE
AB K H PO A K
van Hiaricotuo, 104 00 11 o 0
Kopple, 3 b- 3 o 0 3 3 1
Cook, a a 4 001 a 1
Henderson, u. 4 010 o 1
Moore, c f....... 320101
Bullock, r f- 40.0200
ntcnener, p , 3 01 o 10
Getter, c t o ' o 71 1
Schultz, a b - 2 0 0 i 4
29 2 1 27
it
'Earned runt Hlllsboro 5; Bast on balla
off Druhot 2, Fitchener 3; Left on
bases Uillsboro 8, forest Grove 5;
First base on errors HilUboro 6, Forest
Grove 4; Struck out by Druhot 5, Fit
chener . 7; Double playe Brown to
Houston, one of the fastest of the season
Passed balla a each, Phelpa and Getter
Hit by pitcher by Fitchener Tauscher
Turk, Bunsen; by Druhot, Moore. Balk
by Fitchener. Time of game a hours
and 5 minutes. Umpire, Roy Cook.
A shaving combination that wil
please, and at $1.50 for the set a
rator, a strop and a none. Try
one they are dandies. Emriok &
Corwin, 25 6
W. G. Hare, of Bagley & Hare
went up to Banks Tuesday to start
off the new bank, which bai just
organized. Mr. Myerl, or the Bea
verton Bank, is one of tba prinol
pal stockholders.
High Q UALITY Drug Store
' 1
The Delta Drug Store, Hillsboro, Ore.
BLITHE! SCHOOL
Tenth" and Morrison, Portland, Oregon 8 3TA. P. Armstrong; LL.B., Priadpat
Old in years," new in rnethodsadmittedl? the high-standard
commercial school of the NorthwesLf Open all the year.' More
calls for help than we can meet position certain. Class and
individual instruction. BookkeeninU from wri
office practice."! Shorthand that
penmanship. department. jfxWrite for illustrated catalogue.
Monuments
Forest Grove Monumental Works
CAN 'SAVE MONEY FOR YOU
Designs and Stock, none batter. Quality and
Workmanship unexcelled. PRICES LOWEST 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 GROYE, ORE
DID IT EVER
Occur to You?
"I paid that bill once." "You muet be mieUken." -"Indeed, I am
not mistaken.' ' "Have yon a receipt?" It seems to me that I have,
bnt I don't remember what I did with it." "We have no record of
payment, and unless you can produce our acknowledgement in the
way of a receipt, we must insist that yon pay tbe account."
But it might have been a different atory had the bill been pald
with a check on your bank. So chauce for argument or dispute
when the cancelled check is produced. Better pay your Mile but
once with a check on this Bank.
Repeated
' Eye Headaches.
Sap vitality and bring about general nervous break
downs. Many sensible people continue to suffer"
great pain and inconvenience through false pride.
Don't Be Foolish,
Glasses will relieve, if fitted properly, and wear
ing spectacles is no sign of old age. Let me relieve ;
your headache , by supplying glasses that will take
away the strain. Hundreds will testify to my re-'
liability. . !
LAUREL M. HOYT
Jeweler and
Silversmith,
WE ASK HO FAIbER.
test to our ability to
serve you wiih any
thing in stationery
than to compare our
showing wiih any
other yon know. Ask
for anythitg in tbe
way of
STATIONERY.
If we cannot suppty
it, yon can make up
your mind to two
things. It is not to be
bad anywhere or ita
onali' y is such thst we
do note ire to handle
it. If it ia good and
ia in tbe stationery
line, you will find it
here if it is to be had
anywhere at all.
You wiil also find
onr line cf drugs and
druggists' sundries
complete and of high
quality.
Our services are
right. Our prices are
right and our goods
the very best obtainable.
.OFlOT JAIJTY"
excels in every respect. Special
CORNELIUS
State BANK.
, Graduate
Optometrist
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party, wai out lait Friday.