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H1LLSBORO. OREGON, SEPT. 23. i909
NO. 28
A
We oo bare gixxl supply 0f
good hard burned brkk, and build
Iri blocka lor ollara aod found,
tioua Try our building bl.xke tor
your butiM foundations Cheaper
than onuient or brick ami mm
nrnlantinn analn.1
p.Iklknsp Lands) 111 H Bobbed oor run of large tiU and
for llillOro u"b oo iu)nr
iir iu 1)1)1 si m rii.
H...I-. ...!. ail I
miOPM pp0,sn,IB" UbottM place lblr ord.re now eo w.
ceo nam main neiore bad wetihnr.
ft ktr Ci' IUr ,,,kM' Tb,r ! ub of hauling
1 . , .. u.tt.,i orders In tbe Kail bn roads ara
eirnoat impassable Wa hare a
good supply of rough and dreesed
lumbar at our mill, and a quantity
of common lumber at the Ha.
apur, below Nawton, tha latter to
e.ll at a tacrine 2.12, 2iK, 2i6
2H. HID. 1,8, IK) and 1H. of
verlona lenthte Tbla li all good
w .1 II. fVinfal.
j ibianouai aiMr....
I11 l M,u
nnual eiin id iuh"
M. K. oburcb.
u tha
. lL .... ...-ttl Hi I labor 0 i. ..l ...i i. m " .
jj iu iDiufi r' urr biuci. idu it win nv vnn
m for lbs railing, end ne dm loveetliate should yt-u want any of
, ,fim ,ti 0f ibla eUon. tbeae dimensions Oroner 4 Ho-
PP"" ,ru . ... 1. .11 r uk-.ti- u iuu ... 11 n
Thi bl.bop UitJa waan.ngioo "'U .
rr & ftnU (tim iimiKiviiiit nf l Vi !
t) . 1 . . U'i ... j i . .
ril. ami U la .JI Lnn . i t i r 1 i, urj) U i, w . . u
avmg tha fiml j,ach orchard Id Monda?. on buaineea at the court
the n-clion, ahould be proud of bi boune.
o H.nry and William, who FrlKi Mren.of Shadr Brook. and
nU aa fo!loa:
Portland auto drlvora rotting iii'
will lata Iba
HllUboro to Waabingtoo eounly ara making
Iba Mad 0fiTbi by lot drit-
tng In tna urro diatrtcic, and in
aeverai inatanoaa damagat have re
ulld without Iba drlvtri ilopulng
to aa fbelber or not injury ob
lalnad One day at ak a Port
land aototnobila louoded a corner
and frightened tm, the driver
being tbaeet a few rode Tba ra
will take I eull waa aoma datsaga, but tbe
auto wbiiked away without any
,J. W. Kion will UppT la,r7 rn'al' oy nr
tk Tu li and Uweto pui- w wi irouoie in aiora lor ina 100
,.. i i i,... i. .j ......
tiu C -It. iiatniiwn, lurmeriT 01 1 '"' ui m.u
lUkiraaod Nberg. take Utt
t V rnhr com" to
.R,,.Blkoa taking
ni pMiorai.
grr. H P
.firtoD charge.
Jtf. U.C. tuvie etaya illh Iba
Streeliui ebim,
g.f Uiram Uiuld lakealba Kor-
i Grove pulpit
p.. u. Blewari
ikuttal B"-
rte a
.aat Bp
2)'bnre power ginoliiie enttioe and
fire-inrh centrifugal pomp, lay
ng to ail
Crek to the higheitt point on tbe
arm. From the bouee two wood
QurniNi ara uied to carry the water
to the crop. Thirty arm in all
ara irriiiaid, and tbe pump pnll
800 galluna of water a minute, the
ilreant making a mloiatura young
ver. 1 be engine, purup ana ma
I will aell at private aile at my
farm 2i milea north of Cedar Mill.
on road to Ilethaoy, mil aatt of
AUCTION 8ALB
! till tell at pubHc auoiton at tha
cburch, Purt!od, and Kev
A, wall known hare
BMVKi " "lftioif In lUlhin i mile eatl
...l ..... iin mii in Honla.l . jt.
" " ' irtnin Hanllit Church wooden
Ult. ll.nW Hfi,t H faWil KlK 11 (mI tti
amataf acroaa bottom, apruoa, in
good ebapa, bolda G.UOU gallona:
logging track, 41 Inch aile:J UW
lat of natant rubbarold flre nroof
. ' . . n.l" r- . .
a. cnno nmneeieaa, j I rtKjfing; about 100.0U) feat plank
tbiati of H-xlvtlle, on rrom '2 to 4 inobea thick, been uaad
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 tom-wilt aell all thla Hit v.rj
lea e'l.k a. m . all Iba atock obaap -It. M. Kyla, Portland. Or .
ioip!weiiU of tba JobnMn KouW .
rlra, m l.illow: f.. Wllaun. a brldta caroenUr
g(liyo.,KK.UH.B.4aa.l$vr.. i 00 lh( Boulb,r0 ptCific
i BtW. W.itltttf tftfl.lllltfft B Atl.l i . .
' I " !.... . CT V. . H..aulnn rii
., Imt m. i4o;ia were, cu ou ii-u
;ariiti.i mil. iioo. n s r-M I WllUburg, waa atrock oy a railing
ho tvl. iiou. iixii it vi-old mr itAa . miU at of Beaverlon. Buo-
rwl Uoim, Iioo! I jr-014 i. ..,.,..,!. i. V,Wn KnnM
ill.ln,nii kI horn, jiooijjixxl , ' , , . 11 . 1
i ...... . .... li.i.i.. n tba left arm. and dlilooated
l)tarlu-;i. j., u.t gtwt bog, j gumt I aboulder. with poeeibla internal In.
iMitt utn blnJtr. t ft. i.irlu I)r i. M. Roblneon attend
WiiJiwri no niof, jH-ft. cut; Mo lh (Uol and b,j hm leDi t0
Comtek aiemrr. h irdl.r, tiurk tektl ,, ";, ,,,, n..,
Wiatk. aw b.rpJ. fork, i $o ft. r,; Portland boep tal. Ha livea near
MibHra luikv ri.t. ii im h (iiivi Tinatdville. and had worked but
CwiW ptoi, i ktrrt piue. j arction w0 daya for tha company.
WU )U.... . i . .. .. . 1 1. i. . . u ....1.1
Uniert. UuailWu u bo drill, wrtaio Krwln Kilter, adminlitralor of
WW, CUiun fnnlng will, alckle iK. Mlate of the lal Jacob Hchaer-
T.7.; I ?., 'Tl; ' ,r, bo met death by hie own hand
Jfil kfUlt, 10 gl kftUe.hf barrow, . , ' , M,n,t..
iBBh.,k. ti .u.n-.mi,.. fw waeka ago, waa in Monday,
:.r. "." " i ... i ...i ii. ...I
m hi dbi ), v .inula inn nrnMta nueinwe. u
kmaj. s wrkit'htai, grMHler, band that far be baa not located any
aim iMtiti. i lurce tnimtML rooll . .1 ...r. k.ira in lh K.lh
lnltr ? ft '.i. w imuwi
wr. Ml. cu cui mw, ioit. lie. , , .... k.. i.l.n.,1 lh mltr
aow, i gn-atryihr.. n,t..h aJyihe. 14 o arland, but baa plaoed lot matte
H iwtiuior, tooriig iucb-iur. i In tbe handa of tbe 8la oonui
ii" ntru, t,rirr. ri pipe ntting .i Portland. The aale oi me on
2ogailoB. Vn,ar,6aacka nr. i uh i, brought quite
Jfiln rake, fruit ruil.r tnw I . ". " ,
W..mg , h.v un,U. h.m.ur. baad lht0 109 PPMUleDl-
""Tttcan, loik., double ireea, car- v.k Shearer, of northeaet 01
btwl,cklu.ve,co,kii.KuUiiiia.1th lima ago to J. 1 Rode, receiving
tw, 4 UrrtU, lot temp iron, great many $K) per acre fur 2S0 aorea. hen
ar thing too mimrruai to nwatloB. k, i.i. ik. DUoe h nffered to aell
Tartni of Bale; All aumi of 110 Ma boo croo for I.WO. but Mr
aw under, cah: over thai amount ut. nnnotuded not to take them
oaoDthi time, with note and ap- Mr. Shearer picked them himeeU,
Proved aectirity at 7 par cent FWa infJ a reault of the higher prioee
P' cant off for caah. k- .HI nlean ud about $0,000-a
C N. Johnson. Airfiit for John. L..m. m nf luck for Shearer
1011 Belri I .ail ti.d nne for Mr. Rode. .
Chaa. 8. Parkar, who left her
four weeka ago for Iba Sound, waa
in lowo Monday, and oama oul for
tha weal to play with tha IHllabo-
on ra Reed & Cornel uenu, oi wmoo
W. A, 8haw, Auotionatr.
P. . 8t N. PR0CRB8S
Blri(f Hanoonk hn
til
)
waa
'ut
J
In an Irrigation IMantl
(stin Over $1000
Wo. Robb, of Centerville,
In town Monday.
Jacob Schneider, of Leiey villa,
waa in the city Tueeday morning
George Darely, of byond Glen
coe, waa in the city Monday morning.
(j E Iltrmee, of Mountalndale,
wae in the city the fimt of tba
wek.
J. K Dick anon and eon, of above
tety ai4 William Uiatrmiaa laitall Mountalndale, were in tbe county I (loem MU Saa be Stele At tat j.e
noaa'- la Pertl.ed
Julius Weleeobeck, of Rwdvillr,!
High Quality Drug S tore
Kt GOOD EVES TUB FIKU YEAit 1
Pumplag Pltat
I Sheriff Hancock Accompanies
Detectives to Timber
DEFESDAST WORKING OX P. E. & F.
t . ... I v.
I'nnan nuniemann, who own 4U ... t
woodnaw in Hilteboro
t i .us i
ting vne nova lntiaiiea a
I. It. Rachanan. of Corni-liae. I. ..... . . .-
In lh. oi, M,nd.. afUtrnnnn Ugl ,d7 tective OOleman
' t 1 Ti If t I T . I
anu i oucemao Lrougiae ueny came
out In an automobile and in com
pany wi n Sheriff Huncock and
John Peteiaon, prosecuting witneea,
wtnt on up to tbe right of way on
tbe P. R. & N, above Timber,
where Charlea 8iendetrom, a logger,
waa arrested, charged with atealiog
from Peterson tba cum of $200
W. B Darety, of Glencoe, were in
to eee bow tbe fair waa thtping up,
Monday.
John Nyberg, one cf tbe beat
'I I S I .1 n. l .i . .ln . . . ,.
i . i. i I tipw man rrtiin in inn i iiftiAiin im Nifindaiim h.n m An riia mrmn
ocn mama irtm uury . " . : - . - r
nun, uo w tun uhj iuo-ui; Den placed under arrest. Ac
mornlng- cording to Peteraon'a atory the two
Imt: Pair gold thnm, between m.n i Pnrti.nd tfirthi.r. and
Iill-boroand the J. W. Codd.11 pelerioD wanted to end $200 io
larm Finder pleaee leave at Ar- fci f Siendettom
gu. offioe and receive caib reward. volaaM aiht money or.
Mra. Car! Leopold, formerly Miaa der as Peteraon could not under
Bird BapDinaton. tow midina In Und English tery well. 8iend-
terial uead, to aay nothing of tbe Portland, waa out the first of the trom. ao Peteraon says, got the
I t . . at i. In ..... I k,n n rw Aaa4 lakrlrXA
abor. cot the two boye about imng wun menus. """f. , Tk 7
1000, end a. the wood flume ie p...,. v n . ---
ined with piper there la co leal bemtifal China Dinner Set. ni a . ik. nffin.
" " - ' UIVUWUiU BJBJUU VMV VUJ wvt w " w
free. See their window display, obliged to walk 14 miles. They
and ask them how you can get returned with the prisoner Satur
oce. md took him in to Portland
Emil Duyckand Mary Kendel on the erenlng travin.
were wedded at the Verboort Catho The two men were rooming to
lio Church, September 15. 1909 gether on Third Flanders, a hm
Father L. A. Miller celebrating the the alleged theft said to hare
nuptials.- PJc-
J. 0. Miller, of tbe Arcade dis
trict, is busy theee dayi drying hie
Drone crop. Ha has a very fine
age or waste of water.
Where wlrr hu been tel the yield i)
netrly double where no ter u ul,
nil In lle lrt, ri-l cow feed, the
crop it now double the yield of Uit year
this lime, and with over a month yet to
mature. The farm now lui iplendid
ekmr pjatuie where water wa. turned
oo, and tbe kale crop it aometUuig won
derful aa cuuip.rt'l with dry laud farm-
The water lurnel on too Ute not
wing ready for uc until Aujut 1 1 for
lha brat rratill for tuia aekaon, but the
amount of benefit will more than pay In
lereat oo the plant betide paying lor the quality, DUt me eiXB IS 001 up W
Utwr of loaiailation. Two 6-ltich maina. intt 0f former years.
wo feet In leniftU nd two wooden flumea, I
one yto feet long and ibe other iso feet, Hore lor sale: Uray boree, 4
ith tbe w ute enKint ana pump, con- years .weighs Huu; souna ana irue,
aiitutt the eijuimieiit, aud tiel year the
Iluiitrman ranch will be icady to Irri
gate it all lime, ind will give double
ibe clover and taita; double the kale and
CJto, and all kiudi of vegeUblei.
PUBLIC SALE
and well broke. L L Crawford, 4
milee above Banks, on P. R. AN.
On R. F. D. 2. 27 9
The undersigned will aell at public
tale on tba Wikander plaoe, 2
milea aouthet of
RBKDVILLK, OREGON,
the following deacribtd property.
without reeerve, at ten a m , on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5
Span bay marea, 9 nd " I1- " cn
4 corn, all in milk; heifers. freb next
Winter; t-vrjemy bull, 5 down chick
en. U d Hickory waKon, 3 with bo;
htndmaile hack wtlti mountain ipringa,
MK-oimkk binder. Osborne mower,
lulky havrake, 1 6 inch aulky plow, io- under contract.
Inch ileel
fred cutter
Um lrl.rr,a akn livwl mint
yea.a in the Mouotaindale district, ble note
and who has been locsted at ana
near Tacoraa, since last Winter,
was in town the first of tbe week.
PUBLIC SALE
Tba undersigned will sell at public
sale at his farm 41 miles aouth of
Cornelius, at 10 o'clock a. m., oo
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
Ten food milk cows, t to 5 ycaii
old, all in milk, coming fieah horn
December to April; a belters, 2i years;
freah tn Spring; two-jear Jersey boll,
t-jtha blood.
Terms of Sale To $J$, cash in band;
over f 35. 3 month time, 8 per cent.
Two per cent, on lor
Viotor Caliier, Owner.
J. C Kuratli, Auctioneer.
Ed. Shute, Clerk.
LANS OUT ON BAIL
F. M. Crabtree, of beyond Lau
rel, finished hia hop harvest the
Bret of the week. He had forty
acres of the vine and besides filling Henry Lane, who for aeverai months
hia contract will hive considerable I conducted a confectionery on oeo
to sell at advanced prices. ond Street, after a day or so in jail,
A. F. Decker, of Forest Grote. 9U t'Jl&'l
-in k.ntnni..t.rinth.n..ar,hon1 on i 1500 bond, furnished by hie
. 'R'" r " -- k..l
building annex next week
I . i .4 nn I I.UU .u. w
Lane was charged wiih having
niow. iliac harrow, cultivator, j, wi . threatened to kill nit true ana
Z fanning mill, cider pre., s iner man -uu two UF.. olhf)rwiBe ,bu9inK his family. Mr.
. ...i . . . . i-
a. io bee nivra, miacciwurvuai carload 01 A
Ten and over, 8 months time, Dat
able note, 8 per oent. interest. 1 wo
per oent. diecouot. ctsh over $10.
Chris, lliller, Owner.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
M. P. Cady, Clerk.
aawaaaa at r
Tillamook line tbe last of tha ha is a member. Mr. Parker, who
"vtk, save that b tk. ..v' nt .i.... a famrita with the
Jwk will be laid nine milea tha boyi, received a royal wsloome by
"er side of Buxton, and that bis fellow bandamen.
5n7.,Wl" lhenk"oldoflha' p Shropihlreand Ram
M laying, ,tld will toon bate kI.U ,!'.. .rlDB, and lambs,
I prensHd into serv oe and , ,i .iek Ferd Gronar,
- ,B unar. rooa wora, i . , . r .t j
nd whn . ' .l- j' n.,i.a T. s. of Portland, and
' condition of the weather, who li on tha police broe of that
, Lh. .aa in town Friday, passing
throuah to Timber. Douglaa was
. driving a big touring car, as well
QtideraigDad will aelt at the oting as an oOicer.
000 VanilnKrn .... rt.n rrt.. awilla. 10 cent cigar
I. .-Ill Wl llUO, U..I V5U UD u .-
wJIK t 10 o'clock a. m., on nd the Grand Maroa, a two for a
MONinv nirnTiMinnn at I ....!.. ninar. ara what von want
Qy ho,l350,6 vr.;torre, horW when you.buy aolgar. Kept a
."yr;boihgoo.Hru epuii era, work every bar in. HlUsboro. Ask io
He will work
vo belpsrt.
American wire fence r ;. . .r.loiin and nnahU to
farm toi. houathoid othcr b jUBt arrived at tbe Connell & Lorv Lane went bankrupt in the
.rliclea ttw nunjjrouo nielion. . iA'g ,Pnd
Terms of Bale-Under $10, cash; cbe.per tnan . c. the bankrupt law la. winter w.
wucis. ' " "-i mOVOoi auu uruiuer turu aaiu
and you will build that fence right Q(m for t oontinuanca of the ten
away. tore, and Lane later eold out He
T. P Rrunnar whnajt hAma la at is said to be a good cement worker,
Tualatin, but who la an engineer on but has baen down on h s luck for
the government enagboat, Nathlc sometime. The brother took the
ma. Dlvina the waters of tbe Wil defendant and the family to Port
BANKS BANK ANNOUNtnaanrn namette, and who has held the po- iana, auu nm UD v
sitlon tor three yearB, was up Tuee- no appe.rou wu ,
... art Jir-L KiialnAao 1&DU 1U QQ LUOBUHUl. 1WU UllU
TotbefJltiaensoiDanasanuu.au u.y.wu . work and see that he provided for
lOgino vuuuty. ixiai: A neavy uaoa -uuiuu, not f.mil
l . .:...... mnA atnnkhnMa.NI I ... .l l. ..... .it.. IUD
luo uitcvmio i wilu vnree pm Kroeu uiainuoiiwo,
of the Washington County Bank 1 iolaa,ta, surrounded by brilliants.
Uke pleasure in announcing to m Valuable only aa an heirloom Ke
general publio that the Washing- turn to Argus and reoelve reward
ton County uani is organs AnT information win do appre
a Capital of $10,000, of which oU(ed 27-tI
J0'.600 ,,f P'iM"' A V John Joos, formerly of Glencoe,
duly author Ued on Sept 8, 1JUJ -
ulu-j WST "The lived beyond the Jackson school
general uaoaiu. kftW for man teari. but now re-
Bank baa ereoiea a a r."V" pn,,,'.na ITa kM man.
tioo,
for
aavwh. , 1 1 lu F"X lru Pul,e,, ork very
Mri1:1"0 .V'.nJ" ,l them.
J-iMri1TrRli!i n. n..la..T.f North Wash
lav., u i iuihiuiu imriow, , uio." . ... T ,
S kLT' Rock hUnd piow;cuiU. 'lngt0D County, and Mlsa Lura M
tood ,eni.f tV K?"l,f0fd w,on' Caee of Pimburg, Columbia Couo
'epHir Mltche I back, iW. nearly MB' i u r.t -mk .t St
;topbUMy,u,(d but mtlilio" bar- ty.were married lat week at Hi
barn... u'"wor harneaa, new; aet hack I Helens. ,
mK.',,n-1? hrn.a,f.n mill, . . .... .k.oro.d to Nelson'
lot .i,,.n i ",c"tl'iaouaeholdfuintture, """". , . .u.. .knnthe
toonun fRrw""'.nd other ariiclei Seond Street barber .-
"werous to mention. only four-ohair shop In Washing-
TsrmsofSale-UndertlO.oash; ton County. Alwayi 'our men on
U and over, at mnntk. .n. a.t.J.w 't
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at publio sale at my I
Farm on Cbebalem Mountain, four
milee west of Laurel, and 6 miles
east of Gaston, at ten a. m., on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
Brown gelding, 1250; black mare, 1000;
3 good milk cows, all in milk, and all
coming fresh about March t, Jersey and
Holatein exceptionally gooa cows; 51
Rir 1 ITI
lilL.a M.iLa)
WE ASK HO FAIBEH.
teat to oar ability to
, aerve you with any
tbing la atalionery
thao to compare out
ah owing with anv
other yon know. Ak
for anytbicg tn the
way of '
STATlOflEttV.
If wt cannot aupply
it.yoo can make up
yonr mind to two
tbinga. It ia not to be
had anywhere or ita
aoality ia each that w
do not care to handle
It If it is good and
ia In the . eittionery
' line, yon will find it
heie if it ia to be had
anywhere at all.
Yon will also find
onr line of drnga and
droggisia' nodries
complete and of high
quality.
Our service are
right. Onr price are
right and our goods
tbe very best obtainable.
The Delta Drug Store, Hillsboro, Ore.
r
Washington County Bank
BANKS, ORE.
Now Open for a General Banking Business
Latest Improved Manganese Safe
Protection to Depositors.
as a
Your Deposit is Solicited. Cashiers' Drafts to all
parts of the World. Do your business by check
accounts, and you will always have a receipt for
money disbursed. - - - Courteous treatment to all.
' Directors -L F. Carstens, N. I. Buraett, F. N. Myers -
W. 0. Galaway. Cashier. F. N. Myers, Presldeat.
N. I. Burnett, Vke Preskfewt.
r
Sunday at Christian Church 1
The Home-like Church."
Subjects, September 26.
UtOO A. M. "Wireless Message From
Heaven." ...
8.00 P. M. "Weighing a Man."
Both Great Themes. Hear Them.
P'O'ed bankable note, 7 percent,
ntereat t .'. . r .L
n. i v. 4 nu P8r . 0"
n DPler vndenberg, Owner.
- r. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
'u" Vaoderwal, Clerk.
. . 1 L
Will Joo, of Glencoe, ana woo
is on the old homestead, was in
Monday.
Eight bars of Rainier Mineral
Soap for 25 oenta, at Greer!.. 26-9
bank building, and be bead of bog., top buggy,l6-inch plow,
:i v .m ia.i at r io nana i iiiduub wm j i : a. a.-wi a. rr ra- l tirii rtarrir in onnn
IbS Mme . wwui.. , A U.r that lmlmAiAn'uY'i.Z,;Ci-CZ?
u. ...... . t Ranks Oresnn. and asiF'"0 ' ' snape; arg nw, 4
?EU.. .boulooWlagr.yo.tVa5 bMh.h
matter u r,....v-, - - 1 wheat, 7 tons gooa oat nay, nearly new
aafe keeping of the funds of ita de- j0hn Farber, the old veteran who co8t $45; air tight heater,
. a I. 1 I. a WW . r - l I - I . - , 1 I t J r. la. . A
Doaitors, they nave puronaseu a has made f orest urove nia noma kitchen treaiure, nouscaom iumunre two
sore door, three time-look Man- for 31 years, left Monday tor Wau- numerou. to mention, farm tools, tc.
aanese safe, 0! tbe latest design kesha, WiBoonstn, lor permanent rermB 01 oaie unuor iu, oaan,
and Improvements. The stock- residence. Mr- Farber was a mem- $10 and over, six months tiaw, ap
holders at meeting selected as iDer of the U A: K and waB enuBt- proved note, o per oen. mwiwt.
directors two townsmen of Banks, e(j in the Thirty Fifth Wisconsin Two per cent, off, cash over $10.
r. IT fiarstens and JN. 1. gurneti Infantrv. serving "ZO montna. airB. n. m. tmu, uu,
and F. N. Myers, of Portland. The , , . Tonana A, Craig, Auctioneer-
management of the Ba"1"- whose horse. Lord Lovelace, won
order the supervision 01 tnese gen . ..a !n ,Ka nrt
ti.men. whioh with the assistance ST . iJ. l..w a wJ At the vard of the Buxton Lumber
;V7antv-nveof the leading oiti- 2? " " .Cl 7n fihmnaoT. BaKton. By virtue of a
;ens In 'and around. Banks, a. ?;fTa7 i3
ckholder., Bhould be uttJole.n nd wife departed for Astoria, 8un- ties in 1 at of Walter 1; H,drlo et
day.whsre oourt opened Monday ale vs. in buiwd lubp
morntnir pany et ale, ihs undersigned wUl,
morning. v . . lM . , .
John W. Sewell, who always is privite Baie for cash in hand, in
the mascot for Lord Lovelace, re J quantity, about .
turned from Salem, Sunday, with onnnm FEKT LUMBER
hie family, and it would do your m . . , . .
f n Mten. N I Burnett, L F Caratens, heart aood to har him tell how 01 au biw, -u
W O Oalaway, H C Carstens, Frank ,h TonRU8 hor.e won that raoe at the plant 01 ins Buxron xumoer
Sells, R M Banks, John Wunderlkb, J . . yft ,iwayB bets wa- Company. Yard one-half mile
M iZJJ2 tltLLJ southwest of Buxton on P. R. AN.
Turner. Mrs J L Banka. Wm I Moore, nd when he does win he alwayB Rll
W O Young, n a Yav'"- "r . 7' w08 tPree BUalght au due to me
"Dead in Earnest" Preaching.
Splendid Singing, Geo. A. Webb,
Leader.
A Message for You. Come.' .
MARION F. HORN.
Minister.
aim
ontrantee to the public that de
poeitB made with. this Bank will
be properly handled. We oordial
ly invite ona and all to call at the
BL1bI of stockholders of the Wash
ington Counlv Bank.
lway.
L F. Caratem,
18,
WUl you Take the Chance?
If you value your eyes, have them properly
fitted at once. Delay, and your eyes may be
come so bad that no glasses will help them.
Then you will regret it all the rest of your
days. Do not trust traveling opticians and
spectacle peddlers to fit you with glasses.
They get your money-r-and you get exper
, ience. This I know because it is a common
, story from people who have patronized" the
peddler, and then come to me for glasses that '
will give them the vision and comfort they
should have. .
I; have the, appliances, knowledge and
experience to give you as. good satisfaction as
you can get anywhere. Spectacles and
Eyeglasses, from $1.50 up. Cold
filled, from $3.00 up, Solid Cold,
from $5.00 up. ;
LAUREL M. HO YT.ttu
Burnett. E T Turner, J J Roberta.
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