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HILLSBORO AROUS, FEBRUARY lo. 19 1 0
CIIOIM
SOW BANG PAID
I have mkxkA a Sli'.tt Order Kcs-
t.iut.uit cxt lMr to the Slum
ll.uik ami have eiiRaK1 a '""IH' "
tent Clicf.
Oysters in all styles
When 'ou wc iu l,ic c'ty' K'vc " " :i 4
Wc Vuv l'ie sl tlic MI:l,JiCl afl""!s- l'"r
tsltaka, and ttn excellent service, in
' , 7 jlioi t orders, drop in and sec ns.
i Tfcfjlos for Lrnliea. Open until
; l l.OOA.M.
JOS. H. WILLIAMS
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jShcrill II:inc(Kk and Corps of
j Collectors Husy
NEW GROCERY
The uiidersiKiicu1 lias oikiii.1 ,t
new nnx'cry store hi tin-
Pythian Building
Ami solicits a share of your pat
roj;KC. A Rjdcndid assortment of
Stuple and Fancy
(imcrics. I buy the Ucst and sill
at the closest possible unrein.
New Store New Goods
Give Me Tr'ml
E. W. MOORE, 2nd St.
j-tlf! !1 Mr f .(I.IHX) D.oJ With FBf
Surttira
. ii-tif ;. Hancock film! hiahond
j". KIKlll mit. tII( on Halur.
I 'lay tli.i cimi.ty h mr.l approval the
l instrument. Tim HignnrH qualify
j in the hum. of f'liU) ,r,h nl are:
I A C. Hhule, .1. W. Hhute, A. H.
; ,,( CuriiHlin. and K. W.
lUihif, i.f Kurt drove.
Th cliffill'H t.fliic this morning
. iiiiiiicih f-.l ih -Mirk of collection
n Urn l'.l, !t in roll, mm! the
8
ny nvnr j J'MIOOO, including all
'if th (;iK;il Ux The : ,unty
Ntntrt mid n-ni-ral school, alone,
HMinnntH lo in the rieiKhborhood d
II -.hi mi. ami with all the addi
Honal If vies - citv. road die trie!
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ami m h t'jl dxcial It vies, the In
: m the largest in the history of
I old Washington.
' Frank Kt t.. of the CorneHu
jWtate Hank, will act ae cannier;
Ui.c. I.atniin will ketp the each
! Iei1fr; and J B. Willie and Wal
''' lUm-r tll at Sheriff Han-
jetck rl l puty Wilcox in the
I collection an I writing receipt.
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: CKOWDS HEAR DH. LEWTAS
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WATCH for the Big Circus
lar announcing the closing
out of the Entire Stock of
MAYS (& CONOVEK
To the People of ScholU and vicinttyi
'v have invoiced our General Merchandise Stk
muI find th.it we arc carryiu a heavier st k in some
lines then need, and as it is one of out Strong
Point in busiucss to cater to the wants of mir i ns
fomcrs, it is necessary to continually change some
lines l" ods, therefore we have decided to make
A Big Reduction Sale
IN SOME LINES
And A Closing Out Sale
iu other lines, to make room for our new,
and up-to date spring stock which will
soon c here. We will start this sale
FKbKVARY 1st ly kvK 20 h r
t ent discount ou all shoes, hats, caps,
ladies' and Rents furnishing goods, tlati
ncl ovcrshirts, hosiery, etc.
Our sin stock consists of the famous
Stillson, Kellogg, Capon, Gotean and
various other brands, while our under
wear line is mainly Munsiug, CiH.jH-r's,
and the reliable Morris Mills goods, all
of these goods arc clean gotnls, no dead
STOCK IN OUIVSTORE
Wcu ill also include in this sale about h g.illous of
A 1, h wuess oil, regular price $1.00 per gallon, as long
it lasts it goes lr 75c, less saieuiscoum, . u .
Tlii c-il.. 1 ; miiil mi 1- aim is accomplished..
WATCH t)3 SPACE for wc will add other hues
inmt week to week. Keincmicr we save you uir-uim.
regular price on all goods placed ou sale mis wiak.
We make one price to all. We aim to please.
MAYS CO. CONOVER. Scholls. Ore.
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"I used to com
plain about the stovo
but, lint wirwn T lwxr-m lisinff
OLYMPIC FLOUR,,
M nt her
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. Mi.,.if It lanuro
nna wiioh'wuh: -
cle..nHt what is required to make
I. .1 ... .... t.nt
gOOU llllUK" lu
1. Divmni,' is nmde from
jivery mien u , rt
niont enrefully mleeted Northw.Ht,rn
Vl,t.atn..liua.faeturedunderid.a san-
wt prainsnre u-d, the choicest of the
enure mi""" . ,.
..1 UlknM Hill
tllHHHMyill ..- -
nny ju
Wuiul'Jilouwntfli
JatenC
ix hundred ueonle packed lln M
K, church UkI Sunday night o
hear Kvarmelteta liita and Kert
t'he vinBiriB. led hy a laras choru
choir, and the erinon by lr. l.e?
tan Htirrt-d deeply the big coogiega-
tion I he church was nearly ac
aell filled in thi' afternoon by the
oti!en of Hilleboro. to h'ar bin
jreat li dure on "1 he Woman for
ihe Twentieth Century.
Dr. I.'Wtan u an orator 01 hign
.nler. hi power of det-cription if
.real, and never hag a church been
fi!Ud in Hillboro for revival
meelinRC h the Meth wlit churcb
iiKrt thrte nact two aeeki.
Ihe tnuMC. especially tin aueie
nd io oi of Mr. Mfwtas rnl Mr
!'.(.. il a nri)iniieot feature of the
metti'ijti. A bandeome Bucn
l.ane mano. loa ntd by Mr fatter
nn .helm ifrettly with the mu ic
On Friday night, Dr. Lewlai
(.liver hie fatnou lectu-e on ' The
lUcorde of Life," and tbe oilizene
of HfllnlKiro of all churches and
Miaul are urijed to D3 preeent.
On Kundav. Dr. Lewtae will
preach illli. m , lecturs at 2.:0
i. in , and prrach on "Ships We
a p Silini I i ' at . :.U d m.
Ti.e afternoon lecture will b to
mnn mile. No hovs under twelve
.,i,iii.,l II in Hiihiect will te
The Man for the Twentieth ten
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SALES SPECIALISTS OF PORTLAND
Ebb's will be Accepted as Cash. Store will close promptly at 7 p.
m excepting Saturdays. Will be open late Saturday evenings.
WAIT WATCH COME
STORE WILL BE CLOSED FROM DATE UNTIL THE 16TH. AT 9 A. M.
SIRES AND SONS.
ury
." Let all men come.
QB
AT vniTR GROCER'S
"If Chri'l Left Hillehoro, Then
Whii?" i theful j'Ct at the Chris
lian church 8undy night Mrs.
C. 0 Eneon, State Bib'e School
I'reeident, spoke last Sunday ninht.
Hence the panWir will preach on
-ante thftne announcfd for last
Sunday night Morning euhjeet,
Satan's Traps for Young People
Splendid swifting from the new
nng toks Bible fchwl at 10
,Vl,c'.; Y P S. C K at fi 30 p
. Y u are wanted at all thepe
ervn'es.
v i i,.,lr led for Washing
ton, D. (' , Tuesday morning, and
he wa" accompanied as far Kist as
Kirki-vill-. Mo, by his nisos, Mi
Clare liuhrie, ho visits her sister.
Mrs. Klmer Smith, at that place
They went East on the same Pull
T -i.h Y)t. C. B. Brown, who is
a delegate of Portland's Commer-
,.il i: no. at me nimiim lu ui.up
of the auto association.
n vv IUih and wif relumed
ownino from their trip to
Soutl em California and old Men
mi a r.1.kB a nl It Tt A
CO. iney repori i -
and Mr. Bath says the wea rier in
the South was superb for Winter.
He says that Oregon, toe year
round, however, is a pretty got d old
"tats They vhiHwI riiversiue uu
Kedlands just prior to thtir return.
Henry Heesacker, of Ve b( ort,
while cutting a fence row near
ruiv,u bii 1 was carrying an ax
on his shoulder, tnpp d on a vine
i i,,ii nut on ine boid oy
auo w" -
a. uj.nl the ns run e it. Ine
cut was above the ear and cleir to
the skull Dr. F. A. Baiuy ai
tended the patient.
Don't fil to have Dr. Lowe
Phow you the new glses to be used
for all distances No lines to col
lect, gum and -dirt, nor oement to
come apart. IHs new eye gUsfes
will fit most any noee. To inspsct
.L nhlioate to nurobase
At Tualatin Hotel, Hillsboro, Feb
1(1 ' ,. '
Kllingham SohiifNin and wife,
i i, . in. am) mIid he Con
or LUUVm inn?, ... .
j ...... i the f imous dairies of
th oountv fi r yesrB, were lo the
city Tuesday afternoon. :f
We do not have tin new' Utah
Und plaster, but we, have the
Nephi," the original Utah Und
p1 ef, the kind you- have al way?
used,i:5 per ton -C. B. Buohttkn
feCo., Cornelius, Or.
Mayor nrlemeyiT of I'etrolt tikes to
talk Uerimin to his frioiuls.
Major O.'iu'rut Fml C. Atnsworth,
adjutant tfenorul of the nrmy, gets up
at 4 o'clock and taken Iour wnlks.
Kred I. Countlfts, the new president
of the Chicago Stm k Kxi-hnnp. ts one.
of the yom.KOst prt'sldi'nts the orsrnn
Iratton over hud. lie Is only thirty
seven years old.
Ir. Jose Kujueroa Alrortn, who suc
rmsliHl to the nresldi'iioy of the Ar-
pentlno Itepublle ou the death of
rresldviit Manuel Qulntann In l'.HHJ,
ts a lawyer. He still has three years
of rresldent guliitanas unexpired
terra to serve.
The house of lords contains a golfer
who may be fulrly regarded as Its
most distinguished ns well as Its most
assiduous devotee of the game. This
Is Lord Wemyss, who, though he Is
nearly ninety-one, still plays three or
four days a week.
Bona tor Hernando de Soto Money is
a Inwyer atid not wealthy. He served
In the Confederate army aim nas sur
fered for years from an Injury re
ceived while on duty. He was named
Sfter the discoverer of the Mississippi
liver, no was born In the state of
Mississippi, aud his home Is iu Missis
sippi City.
jenh Rehlff of New York, the finan
cier, has given $.10,000 for the estab
lishment of a training school Tor jew
ik to..!,.. Mr. Schtff is a nntlvo
of Frankfort-on-the-Maln, noted for
its production of famous Bnanciers.
i to ..ai.i t America in 1S05 st the ago
of eighteen and has lived In New I'ork
ever sirioe. ' '
Captain Daniel P. Wlllard of South
Tortlaud, Me., who will be seventy
six years old iu March, is the oldest
shipmaster in active service on the
Atlantis const He is six feet two
luchei tall and bears a stroug resem
blance U Abraham Lincoln. He baa
been sailing tbe schooner Nellie Saw
yer for twenty-two years. ' '
slty of Pennsylvania has authorized
the establishment of a bureau or Insti
tution of German-American research.
Woodrow Wilson, president of Prince
ton university, of which he Is an alum
nus. Is only forty-eight, ne was born
in Virginia and practiced law one year
In Atlanta, Ga.
Within the period since the trustees
of Columbia university held their reg
ular meeting. In June last, the sum of
$4,2S1,5U2 has been received by the
Institution in gifts ' from various
i sources, chiefly in the form of bequests.
The Royal Box.
Queen Maud of Norway, King Ed
ward's youngest daughter, shoots well
ami as a child practiced daily at a
target. -.
The Grand Duke of Hesse, who re
cently wrote n successful five act play,
Is hailed by the German press as the
j latest recruit to the ranks or royai
! dramatists. ' ' -
i King Victor Emanuel Is a scientific
I numismatist and collector of coins,
j His cabinet contains " 00,000 coins,
: some most rare and almost priceless.
; The king will shortly publish a treatise
ou numismatics. It Will run Into sev
eral volumes . and ' W ill lie- entitled
'Corpus Minimorurrr Itftilicorum."
DAMES AND DAUGHTERS.
Marie Montessorl, a lecturer In the
university at Home, is said to be the
most intellectual woman in Europe.
Miss Helen Taft, the prosldeiifs
daughter, has the credit of beius an
excellent cook and of being able to
make her own clothes.
Miss Anna Dreyfus of Chicago, a
teacher of French, has been honored
by the decoration of officer d'acauemie.
conferred upon her by the French
government.
Mrs. W. Eumes Colburn, wife of the
head of a Chicago banking firm, has
iuilt a modern seven room house for
her thirty-five prize cats. The house
is fitted up with brass beds, silk dra
peries and lave curtains.
Mrs. Harriot Stanton Blatch, presi
dent of the Equality League For Self
Supporting Women, Is nor, yet an
American citizen, because she mar
ried au Englishman. She has deter
mined, however, to lie naturalized in
due form, though she would prefer to
have conirress make her a citizen by
special act, as was done In the case
of Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris
ship has'never been won by an Amer
ican born golfer, it Is said.
The Yorkshire fishing board of Eng
land Las distributed 0,100 yearling
trout to angling clubs there. '
Geers, Murphy, Cox, Snow and
Shank were the only drivers to win
money at every graud circuit meeting
last year.
Things Theatrical.
Tales of Cities.
V Law. Points. .
t A loan or money,, is ueiu m imuh
versus Lemoyne, fa. 311, 71 Atl.
211. 21 L. K. A. (N.'S.I. not to,be
within the operation of a statute pre
venting a member of a municipal coun
cil from profiting by any contract for
!tue sale or furnishing of any supplies
. or wateriar to the municipality. .
' i A master ts held In Young versus
Mason Stable touipauy, 193 N. Y. 188.
80 N. E. 15, 21 Li It. A. i-V. S.), 502, to
perform his duty to his servant with
respect, feythe inspection of a freight
elevator usi as an accessory to iuu
renernl work of the establishment by
l iAvmg It performed regularly by pro-
tassionaTexperts.
T.ndv firevllle is one of the latest ad
ditions to England's long list of Amer
ican bearers of titles. Only a year
ago the new Lord Grevllle was a
younger son, but his brother aud fa
ther have died since, the brother sud
denly. Lady Grevllle Is a daughter
'of the late John W. Grace of New
York and. the widow of Hugh S. Kerr "
of New York, who died In 1W7.
William Dwlght Moody has written
a new play, ealled' "Tbe Rising Generation."
i Edgar L. Davenport and Aubrey
Boucicault are to establish a dramatic
school in Philadelphia.
Lillian Kusseli has scored In her new
I farce, "The First Night," under the dl
i rectum of Joseph Brooks.
! "Peter Pan" has been revived In
I London with Pauline Chase In the title
; role. It was enthusiastically received,
i Maude Raymond will be with Max
1 Rogers la "The Young Turk," which
1 will be produced in New York Bhortly.
Charles, Dillingham's new theater,
i the Globe, in New York, opened re-
I cently with Montgomery and Stone In
Manchester, N. H., hns thirty-one
public watering troughs. ...
The city council of Cincinnati is
planning a subway to connect ine duh
ness Section of the ctty with the outly
ing residential sections.
The Chinese city of Fuchau, which
is nbout the size of St. Louis, gets all
Its milk through half a dozen "walking
dairies" that is, men who bring cows,
to be milked in frout of customers'
houses.
In the wall of a tenement house at
Oak and Ollvor streets, New York, are
no i,rnn tnlili.ts. Bv these the pass
erby learns that on the Blto of the pres-
J. ... . ... .ft.l.V.
ent building stooa tne taveru iu v.
the evacuation papers were signeo
Nov. 25, 1783, the day on which the
BritlBh army left this country.
T College and School.
'the" schools of New York city are
woefully overcrowded.
-The JarU of trusCeea ot the JJnlver-
.'. Short Stories.
Cariada; receives $;U0,(XK) a year
frum her canals."
( The total area atider cotton In India
I amounts to nearly 19,0(H),Ooe acres.
I The Austrinn parliament held receut
"ly a recor.d continuous sitting of eigh
ty -six hours.
. One .theatrical manager in New York
" reserves a box in his house for clergy-
,ruen aud' their families one night every
week. The rates are shaded, but just
how -much Is known only to the manager;-
his treasurer and 'the 'clergyman.
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Th Stormy Petrel.
A tiird of Immense wing power is
the tiuy stormy petrel, the smallest
webfooted bird known. It belongs
to every, sea, and, although so seem
ing frail, tt breasts the utmost fury
of the storm, skluuuitig with incredible
velocity the trough.of the waves aud
gliding rapidly over their snowy crests.
Petrels have been observed 2,000 mites
from nearest laud. .
Progress and Labor.
A new system of telegraphing half :
tone nhotoirranhs is said to be lu sue-1
cessful operation between London and j
Manchester, Euglaud. j
In the nineteenth century twenty
feet a minute was regarded as a good
standard rate of cutting for a planing
machine. Today forty feet a. minute
may be considered the standard.
A steam dredge made lu Holland for
use nt Nantes digs and carries off 500
cubic meters au hour. A swivel knife
weighing tons aud driven by a 300
horsepower machine cuts out clay as
hard as iron, to be scooped up by the
buckets, which hold two tons each.
In JS0O we stood at the bottom of
the list of the four great manufactur
ing nations namely, the United King
dom, France, Germany and the unit
ed States. Forty-uine years later we
stand nt the head of the list, our man
ufactured product equaling that of the
other great nations commneu.
Sporting Notes.
The Buffalo Yacht club plans a $13,
000 clubhouse.
The University of Pennsylvania is
to co In for Indoor tracK racing next i
fall.
The Old Town." The play la by
George Ade, with music by Gustave
Luders.
Facts From France. i
Nearly 31ti,0tH) marriages took place
In France last year.
Regular theatrical performances are
given every year lu France In huge
mined theaters built by the Romans.
Flour making Iu France Is the moat
important industry lu the couutry In -amount
of capital invested and value
of animal output.
The French government takes 15 per
cent of all the money Staked at the
casinos of the seaside and other health
resorts on the little horses and other
gambling devices. For the season of
j 1W8-9 this percentage amounted to
' $m:i,3t:t, the summer season naturally
contributing tho greater part over
$iiOO,000,
Train and Track.
There are in Argentina four broad
gauge railroads, three narrow gauge
and two English gauge.
Electricity lias 'supplanted gaa for
enrligliting In nearly all state railways
of Italy, Switzerland and Denmark.
It 1ms been proved that the great
railway terminals, where traffic Is
constant, where switch engines are
shunted back and forth and suburban
trains tiro run frequently, can be oper
ated more economically by electricity
than by steam. i.
Ram Bux, British Loafer.
A TTimloo 1uife..ta nuuluffiiif In Rnm.
i hav.'dtl Hoftllnr no fn tiiiuliuiafl fop him.
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. Hollo, Philippine Islands, has a teu- j se'l m-uiougut turn or catering ror tne
pin league made up of eight five man ' English community as well as for the.
team clubs - Ulltive 0lle- With this end In view
For $5 Germans may soon be able to ' lle, 'l;'J -, fj'wlug notification
take airship excursions from Berlin ',fl, " f over. Uls doorway: "Ram Buz
to Potsdam ' solicits respectful patronage. He Is
The. open' American golf champion-' Brat.- . .
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