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KnUrd at tb Pott-offle at HUbboro
Oregon, m aeotid-elaM mail matter.
U A. liONO, Editor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: 11.50 per Annum.
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LONO McKINNKT
Tbe year 1910 bag great protuit-"
for Hilbboro. Before iU clew it
cooBdent'y scared thatwehH
hT one or mo e big Ft-rmilis in
dalle I; the Tillamook railway
will be com pie' e 1; tod more taan
likely, the United will build to the
city. HilUboro is on the map fo
I'igger and better thiopeaod with a
united efbrt we shall bare town
( five thousand before ' many
TDOOD8.
SIRES AND SONS.
to
Judse Gaynor did uot contribute a
dollar toward bia election as mayor of
J'ew Tort.
Aruiand FaSlierea, president of
Ftance, is sixty -oicbt. lie was nine
time rresideut of the French senate.
Sven Hedln, the Swedish geographer
and explorer, wbo reit'titly led an ex-
lediticn through Tibet, has been made
knight commander of the Indian em
pire.
Even the honeymoon in the air
not a new Idea. M. Flammarion, the
distinguished French astronomer and
aeronaut, took his bride for a honey
moon trip In a balloon on Aug. 2$,
1S74.
Frederico Carasa, the young Spanish
tenor, who hopes to rival Caruso as
closely in fame as he does in name.
has been decorated by the French gor
eminent and appointed to an official
post in the department of public edu
cation.
Emile O'Eeith, for years Barnum'a
India rubber man, has been sent up for
eight years in France. Emile was a
clever clown, bareback rider and aero
bat, "but lately has turned his talents
to climbing walls and picking compli
cated lock j.
Colonel John H. Whallen, the lead
lug politician of Louisville, Ky., wme
the youngest soldier of the Confeder
acy. Colonel Whallen entered the Con
federate service when be wee. eleven
years old, in 1862, and served dntli the
close of the war.
For thirty-five years William De La
Motte has been in charge of the watch
tower at Sandy Hook. During that
time he has seen practically every ves
sel that has come In or out of New
l'ork harbor. He knows all the big
liners by sight, and he has the code
flags by heart.
Sporting Notes.
Umpire Tim Hurst will have a Job
in the Eastern league next season.
It is claimed that Ed Gears wlii
tmin next season Ormonde, a half
brother to Country Jay, 2:0714, and
Kentucky Todd, 26. He was sired
by Wilkes Boy, 22, out of Paro
Bella. by Farkville.
Babe Adams of the PIttsburgs, the
Burnt talked of pitcher in the business,
nuide the best record of any National
league twirler in the matter of runs
per jrsme,- the average off him in fif
teen times out being 1.53 per game.
V. Powers heads the list of winning
jockeys in the country, with 147 victo
ries to his credit, Taplln, the Califor
nia boy, is second, with 13a. While
Shilling Is tenth on the list, be has the
bfst percentage of any of the riders.
Luther H. Taylor, former pitcher of
the New York Nationals, who last
year twlrlwl for the Buffalo Eastern
league team, turned out a winning
football team this season at the Btate
School For the Deaf and Dumb, lo
cated at Olathe, Kan.
; Tales of Cities.
The New York tenements average I
nrty -seven inhabitants to the bulldlne.
. Duluth, at tbe bead of Lake Buoe-
rlor, has the greatest mineral tonnage
or any port lu the world.
Marseilles is the leading veeetahlB
oil center of the world, lu forty-Uve j
mills crushing about 465,000 tons of
seed annually. Hundreds of thousands
of barrels of imported oils are also
uanuiea there each year.
The Herman citv of fhemnlt nWs
during the mouths of December and
January but 156 hours of sunshine out
of 508 that are theoretically possible,
or only 30 per cent During the entire
year tne sun shines there during only
41 per cent of the number of hours
wban It is above the horizon.
Modern Travcltr. -
"When you are down my way in
your automobile drop lu some time."
"I travel in an aeroplane these da vs."
"That so? Well, drop out some
time." Chicago Journal.
Man's Wy.
A five cent smoke it good eboug'i
When for himself he .buys,
But when a friend !s Handing tret
He takes the ten cent size.
Detroit Free Pre.
Not Entirely Great.
Moe Rose He carved his way t
fame over Insuperable obstacles.
Joe Cose-Yes, and I'll bet he can't
carve a New Year goose.-Brownlng's
Magazine. ,t
.- A Good Bluff.
; A business man may be In debt
And seldom make a cent, and yet
A roll top desk and telephone,
JEt cet'r, give the fellow tone.
Buffalo Evening News.
' Ethnological.
Mrs. Gruffly-Tbey say the woman
Who meditates is lost.
Mr. Gruffly-Yes, extinct long ago
New York Times.
Still Picking.
He tried to pick the winner
Among- the racing nags; -Today
he'll earn hie dinner.
For he is picking rag,
Chicago News.
Special Sale of Men's
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For the next two weeks will sell our Splendid
Winter Overcoats at the following reduced
prices
$10 overcoat re
duced to $8.25
12.50 overcoat . 9.00
I5.0O overcoat . 11.75
18.O0 overcoat. 5SO
2O.0O overcoat 17.O0
22.00 overcoat 18.00
25.00 overcoat 20.50
MS
SMTWUTT
currao
A Special Price on Every Man's suit in
this big' Main St. Store
Your choice of any BOY'S KNEE PANTS suit on our bargain
table at $2 50
Your choice of any BOY'S 3-PIECE suit or long pants suit on
our bargain table o r $3 50
Our stoch of Gents' Furnishing Goods is the most Complete
in the city, and our Prices are the Lowest
CROCERIES BELOW COMPETITION
If you will get our prices on Groceries. Fancy or Staple, and
compare with others' prices, you will become our Customer,
for the sale will be made
H WEHRUNG (& SONS
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MR
mmmjm at a a m-
SAL E
We are instituting a series of clearance
sales for the entire month of January.
Lot of ladies' handkerchiefs. 25 to
35 cent values, at, each ll)c
Eadies nechwear, 35 to 50 cent
values, at, each.... title
A few fine patterns of plaids in
ladies' dress goods, 20c values
at, per yard ;,.c
A few pieces cashmere, 50c values
at, per yard.... ;. J3C
Flannelletts, 12c values, at, per
yard........ S
Big reduction in men's fancy dress
shirts. $1.25 valuesi at 9C
M en's fancy dress shirts, 75c to
$1.00 values, at oS)c
Watch this ad space throughout January
STEVENS BROS.
Farminglon, Oregon
HOUSE WARMING
Fre.l Solum!', of nrr l,url
Qtovrtt ini'i hi hamlni
hoimo, on N" YeatV ilay, ant
8nr! j l iriewti j i t
Thcri nan I'itf 1 1 ii nt r at no.ni nml
a Sic lui li in Ibi" t-vrirtv
tin" pn in i, t at the I'.uviii
wre:
Mr-r. ami Mrvl:ti!it' Jilii' Svtimull
Sr , Johu Siluiu.lt Jr , Sim ScSun li. .1
cvli S limi.ll, A-iiilph Smith, I.nm. C
rw. Itrtirv Clin I 1. l.tllriitil, 'U t
Si-imil', K.I t'.rmt-r, CIiilir, Cr,il ami
t'.rotr Stlmmlt, Silitntili, II. .111
mul I nn Ic Cuit'W, nv I'iuir V 'mum,
Muthl'iU, Ail U, I.imiim-. I tiiU nml
Kmilic Sliuiiili, Mi. Mil Mi. I'U'I
Sthiiiult.
A Portlitid fvcti 11 1( spr U.l
f a yi tinK man Ir tie tianin ul
Jtunn, ntipii inhlv f 1 111 tins couu
ty, luig sfrrBti-il fur ) v inc
iff m nUiuiii'R all niitht, TuiUr
in thai rity. Tl nrti n yi lv
hirivl llm Irittu t ll t lUatth in i
turn, ram ' to llilliib.irit, dnv
back wiihin a hlick i f thu ban
nd lifd thnlottu. whern ihy r
tii'iirt'd all iiicbt in tlm bitter 0 I I.
liquify of th It u il (ifticvra failnl
to get any inf ra atioo.
Call at thn South Ullln'ur..
(jrH-uh )U-e ami m ttir plant,
blmiinu hvuru, p-onim, lillica n.l
bulbn of nil kimN. Iu-a bu-hrt
anil nhrubbfrv. chi-ap Two yi-m
iIJ roHf at W cnt foh. Kvniy
iliinf rlmt ih-ap tr rnh. Cui
tlowi-ra fur funeral or il coram e
purpiMn Mr. A(fnr ratophrll,
Corner Titi A Kir 1ml. Trlrphoim
U5i sa f
A'Wrt Lynn, of abiv li e c .
bioke a UngT whiln canting, 1
cvmitm, mil eatun in to tn no
had th tu'nibr ilrnmnid bv l)r !
Tunisia. H bad hi hand o. !
the eiilo of tl e oltnl when he struck
root that iirotrudtd in hi iih :
John Mlu,
hitu iu.
oi-ighlMir, brough.
Th Fire Iprlninnl hi-H ii
regular nimthly ttciting IHt rv
t ing and obligated ten now 111111
bern. It (in voted to h Id ih i
innuiil li.iue on ,t. Vlenite
Dy. The biya n.iw hare a ep!vn
did workirg dnparlnifnt, but tin
city hac bm very foriunate Iron
lack of tiree,
John Mauler baabouihuut th
Schmel'ier a-ood luineea. and i.
now fBr-eef tl of He only wr.id1
yaid in the city, aride from trej
mill. He" hae not rincd on tli ;
price, althounh thin hai been
hard Winter. He avi he ie ih
telling 15 inch fir at 14 M percrd
in 1 oriund the pric n m ariog j
Theodore I'e erwn and aife, if
Duratifto, Cil,'e week Ktimt of
Iheir niece, Mrs. Kmtnett j uck j
Mr. I'eteron i i-other i f Mr I
h Shoaren, of Foie.t Grote hnn i
'hey are viahiiig. Having bc.rup d
idio t;regnn worst cold nave f
ears they wi return with no i
alted idea of our climate.
A workman on tie L'oi'ed IUi
wave, re.r tbe Vib-l pi-. f.,
.'12 f.et thKillier dav and tit.i.,.
to linken r i b-. Dr. Tnm'e i
ent i U ai d alti nd. d thi. nr..,i.,
mte Uior-r H w,.ikii.e ,
a trn'l. with a dump cr. aim
the vi-lnde wut ovr li e grade.
Hn-n to Rda-d Marr an I wif
f Laurel, Jiin. (i noil
PORTLAND MARKET
Vallrv whrnt. -t tm j, u
Oata.No. i white fij'Vof i (u
viniiiis, orw, x-r nark ,
Potatoes, tier ck ......65r sh
OutauleCreameiy.prr It. w, ,1
H tltfl W.a A, .
i j ' "'"cu -.. 4K 4V
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Sl)rl"r:'- lH(,i0
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Olympic
Jrlour
is an aid to rather
than a test of your
ability."
Mother.
u you don't iret
o
rHiuiLfl r
70a should trv ITsj.. .
aolt of OIvmni K ii J 1
it always makes
good thhigi to eat.
ir "better
U never."
GREER'S
Great REDUCTION Salt
DURING MONTI! OF JANUARY
t.i,S tt'j per liottoiu Imilvrs $ .'.IS
t.ti)(I.tl. Uiilcts 7s
40 stcitncis. , j.r
i.ihi dmt tubs ("Ks
l.tni hic:til mixing p.ius (',()
1.511 lucatl inixiti)-jutts 1,12
35 Knu,',c l''s'' 25
15
.yu'm " ' 20
35 ' 2.r
4" " "
5"" " " as
.25 grattilc wash pans 15
3.50 clothes wringers 2..'5S
1.25 cupjK-r Untum l.ttttcrti.s. . .UK
I.ihi cold l.l.tsl l.tntrrti.s 72
.51) cuiiuiHMt l.uitct us ;s
We hive o line of fancy DASIAKTS
which we ore closing out at HALF price.
Patronize
Home
Industry
The City BKrry i.s a Ht.tuc I.
stitmiun, and helps sttpjHiit the towu.
Why not help Mipju.tt it auJ
Give It
Your
Patronage
City Bahery,
MAIN Street.
ANN )r( i:M ICNT
The Royal H.tkcry & Confectionery Incorporation,
sole manufacturers of R..)al Table Oucen Hrca.I,
firm of" ' !Ur''U,Kr"u'"N with lllc cMtcrpri-sinj;
. , WYATT fa CO.
whereby, the said Cruiof Wjatt vS: Co. will k ex-
elusive agents fur
ROYAL TABLE QtJKKN BR P. AD
The best bread on the ...atk.t. Dclive.ed frcah
everyday. Aj.pctisinKly delicious, wholesomely
good.
LANDKSS CONi-HCTIONHKY
Second Stroot opposite postofflco
FOR FRESHEST OYSTERS
i'or handwiches and Coffee
Confectionery the Choicest
Fine Line of Cigars and Tobacco
Splendid Line of Post Cards
Quality and Cleanliness Our Motto.
(Jive Us a Trial.
REMOVAL NOTICE
Our Patrons will please take
nott Nut we have removed t r
Sporting Goods Stor
To Third street, at the Garage, where we
I'ave more room and are better able to
take care of our trade.
Guns and Ammunition
Winchester and Savage Rifles, the best hunting rifles
R
ever made
"urngtoii Shot Guns. .Latest n od.d,, Hammerlcss,
Ivf-neaters. R ,i. ... '
Revolvers of a'l kinds.
Btcyde Supphcs . Rep ,iri a Specialty.
R. LEE SEARS
AT YOUR GROCER'S