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Hardware, Farm Implements and
Plumber's Material
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High Grade Stoves and Ranges. We have
the Washington County Agency for the cele
brated Toledo and Monarch Ranges the best
ever installed in a kitchen.
Wagons and Buggies
Famous Mitchell-Leins & Staver wagons and
buggies, the wagon and buggy adapted es
pecially for this section.
Harvesting' Machinery
The Champion binders, mowers and rakes
-which have stood the test of time and en
durance.
Plumbing' Supplies
A complete line of pipe and plumber's fit
ings, baths, and everything connected with
the business. We will give estimates on
plumbing your new, or your oldresidence.
Let us put you in a bath.
GOFF BROS. & IRMLER
Cornelius and Forest Grove
Notice i'I Final Settlemtnt
f-aid
VOIli'K. 1H HK.KKI'.Y t.lVK.S that tho
uh.Iitsij;!)"!. bv. tlif "July fl jxnutt-l,
qnaiil'iel nr.. I a'-'iiii: Admin:-ralor of the
--ia:e (il Jiii-oli . ii.wTf r, has tiil in the
iv.unty t'nurt of the State uf t 'r-eo:i f'r
W.i.hi!!kr:-'!i ' '"'I'i'.V Ins hrial a. oumt
Midi Adiiiiiiitrtor ami 'l:at aid I'mirt
iiiiw y.Olil-ilnv. till? Ulfi llrtV of M.1V.
ill the hour of 10 o'eln-k A. M. ot
.lav, ;i- til" litre, and tin- I'miiity
nirt romii uf Wa-;iii.i;:iin oimtv. ire-
a- the p';i--e 1 r h- h'im; i 1 1 j. --t i i in
mild 'mal avvoutii a.-id for llir liual n-tiie-
riii-;)! ul raid e?-!AU
Jal--I tiiii April It'll. l!i;n.
Krw tn IMt'-r. Adtuttiw'T.itor of the
l"l!t uf .'s'-olt S.-lia-r-r. lereas.
FUiey ,V H.ir Allonit-i
fur AiIuiiD'.-tralur.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIHCflT COL'HT OF Tl
STATE OF ORK;ON FOR
V A .SHIN GTON COU STY.
fillrt M. I" (Vndatit.
Tn Oillrfrt Mul. tlif l.ive named tie-fc-ndftnt
:
In t!i- i.atn i if t:i S!,iu- if ( lr- full : Yuu
p.ri- iK-rr -y i- h n m i i it- i mid rt--jii r-l to be
aii-t appea '.'i the m"V i-rititli-il court
a'l'i Aii'u-r tin- euMid'aiht liie.l iiiraiut
yo i in lit- a' iVf -nr.t U-.1 v iu-. on nr In
!' til etwrttion uf s.i f-k-t from tlm
iln'i-ul l!ic Iir- p'lMii-H'.i'iii nl tins, mini
Hi'i iii Hi-- H lh-uor A r-i. tin. it.itf ot
I r ! i r 1 1 j.ii'.lrciti in iiw-ri -! In-iiiti M-'-V 5.
I'li'l, nil I t III- 'l.lle uf tile U-t nilil. ail-in
lh--r.uf l.cjiuf June J.i, l'Hu, tu wii : nil nr
t'--l ir- .Ii.ie l'-t. l-h; miil vt'i will p'et-
t tk'-n t'h-" i Ir-.t if' V -ti f.-.'l yi t i ui.;i -ar
h I ms i-r H.ii'l C'ltiipiaitit. llie plaint IV
will upuly tu Hi" cmirt fui h il-c-oii (lis
ving the nririmy ami inrriuirw cm
t'H'-i nun -x t i i 1 1 tr h-t 'vi-i-n tli.? pl.iinull
H'i-1 Hi" ih-IVii lant upon lh- trroiiiiiM of
1 1 -r-: lull, iiinl lur ,ii.-!i lit her u-i-1 furthi-r
oV'-rre :in may li" iU'-ii--Harv ami prupi-r
1 Iri sii nni'tns i -i-rye l iipun yun hy
p il.iii nliuii liv ur-l'-r of II ii"Mldi J. W.
J 1'iliii, I'uniiiy .In.lifM of IS aMiuiiirluii
''-'Mii'v i Irirun. ma ti-anil il l pi! tin' 5 li
ila of Mav, ll'ln, aii'l whi.-ii unh-r re
H i res tliai yuu appear an-1 an -wi-.' on or
li fur- tin- iriti-m of si x w-i-ks from
t l - il ili- nl llii li ' iiili'ii a'lo:i, tu wii, uu
o ln-luru June -Zt. VW
liafh-y ,V llii-c.
Ailurncys fur I'lai'itift'.
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SWASH'S
BACK AGUE AND
KIDNEY PILLS
For kidney and bladder troubles,
sciatica, rheumatic pains, neuralgia,
headache, weariness and sleeplessness,
"that dragged down feeling."
EXPEL THE POISON
MAKE LIFE A JOY
Acting directly on the kidneys tbese
mild pills give almost Instant relief
because they not only act as a tonic
but clean the kidney tissue of impuri
ties and expel the poison from the
system.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
FOR SWAIN'S PILLS
So marvelous and universal are the
results obtained that tbese pills are
fully guaranteed. Every druggist has
them. In 50-cent boxes only. If not
satisfactory your money back. Don't
delay don't run the risk of Bright's
Disease. Get Swain's Kidney and
Back Ache Pills today.
SWAIN MEDICINE CO., Inc.
Kansas City, Mo.
FOR SALE BY
IlilLSBOKO PHARMACY
H illsboro, Oregon.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
Under My Plan You can do
this and Save the Rent and
get the Advance on Your
Own Property 7 J&
This in My Proposition
Come r.d leVct your your lot and furnish m with
an outline tf the kind of houxe you want. I will
furnUh working plana and B e?ifiealion, free of
charge to you; ill comp'e'e your hou e according to
you' plans. You make a payment on the property
and pay the bilance in installments, which will be
agreed upon.
If this propoeition appeals to you, then come in and
we will talk it over- : ; : ; :
F. M. HEIDEL
Hillsboro - Oregon
OKKK'K 1 AND 2 HKIUKL Bf.lMJ
MAIN STKEKT
SETAS CLEAN-UP DAY;
Council Co-0XTatos With the
State Authorities on Sanitation
Ul AM: ASKID TO till tUSV
Wajtuns Will be l'urnihv-d lu Haul
Aav all Kubbi.-h (ialhcrcJ
AXXOUXCIOMILNT
The Hillsboro Undertaking Parlors (Calvin Jack
Jr., President) wish to announce the opening of
an up-to-date Funeral Parlor, Washington Street,
between Second and Third.on the Oregon Electric,
with a complete showing of Funereal supplies of
medium and high class stock. They have installed
a beautiful Gray Funeral Car as a part of their
equipment, which will be supplied at moderate
cost. Modern embalming methods will be a fea
of their service. Parlors South side Washington
Street, hetween Second and Third, on Electric line.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Leaven for Portland
KortM Grove Local 61 a. m.
Sheridan Flyer 9:12 a.m.
Korest Grove Local 10:4a a. m.
Forest Gruve Lucal 3:31 p. ni.
Corvallis Overland 5:10 p. ni.
Leaves Portland for Hillsboro
Corvallis Overland 7:20 a.m.
Korest Grove Local 8:0o a. m.
Purest Grove Local 1:00 p.m.
Sheridan Flyer 4:00 p. m.
Forest Grove Local 540 p. tu.
For sale, reasonable About 40
high grade Angora goats. Most
all young nannies. - C. A. Han
ley, Hillsboro, Oregon, Route ?,,
Box 17. 8-10
Mrs. Frank Reynolds, formerly
Miss Effie Powell, arrived from
Wilson Creek, Wash., Saturday,
in response to a summons an
nouncing the mortal illness of
her father.
Saturday. Mav 1 . 1010. has Uhmi
named as "dean-up day" by the
fitv council, and the old town
will follow the date set by the
State Woman's Clubs in this re
gard. A few hours of work w ill
make a great ditTervnce in the
apivaranee ot Hillsboro, and the
city has agreed to furnish teams
for hauling away rubbish and
debris that may 1k gathered and
piled at the edge of the streets.
A eomtnitee trom the Coffee
Club requested the city fathers
to take the matter up with the
citizens, and the order has gone
out that all shall take a few
hours off and get readv for a
general toilet of the citv's back
yards and allevs. The ollioia!
order reads:
ommi. NOTit i:
To Citizens of HillsUiro: You
are hereby notified by the Mayor
and City Council that May 11 is
State Cleaning-up Pay, ami each
and all of you are requested to
clean your premises, mow the
weeds, clean the alleys, burn the
rubbish, pull down old fences,
sack or lox all rubbish that will
not burn, ami place as conven
iently as jHssihle for the wagons
that will be furnished free of
charge to haul this awav. Satur
day. May 1 1.
Those who do not heed this
notice will Ik? called ujkui hv the
City Marshal.
ly Order of the Mayor and
City Council.
Money to loan. Pr. Parker.
Greenville. Ttf
Mrs. A. P. Flint was calling on
friends in the city Monday after
noon. Miss Ethel Van(K)se, of N'ew-In-rg,
visited over Sunday with
Mrs. F. A. Duncan.
Henry Kuratli, of Phillips, was
a county seat caller, Monday af
ternoon. Money to loan on real estate.
Terms reasonable. Apply to Ku
ratli Pros., HillslHtro, Or. 'Jltf
C. C. Arns, of theCermantown
road, U-yond old Bethany, was
in the city Monday.
Miss Bertha Hesse was again
at the delivery window at the
lostollice, commencing Monday
morning.
The many HillsUiro and Banks'
friends of Mrs. W. R. Barrett
w ill lie pleased to learn that her
health, which has been pixirly
for some time, is now improving.
If you want to sell your small
home, just outside of town, ami
have a place worth alMiiit $2,000,
come in and see Pope, opposite
the Oregon Electric depot.
.Pope where you can get a nice
dish of ice cream anv dav in the
week. ' J-1()
A carload of irenuine neulv
manufactured Hercules stumnine-
powder, made by the E. I. Duont
le ie Mours t.o.,of San Francis
co, just received. Both tele
phones. J. E. Rorwick, Reed-
ville, Oregon.
Thus. Lawson not the Thos.
Lavvson who shook no th in.
terests, but the Eavvson who has
been getting right of way for
the Jim Hill line from Olencoe
coastward. throuirh Banks w:w
in town Monday, on business for
his company.
Pance The United Anrtisas
will give a dance at Orenco Hall,
Friday eveninir. Mav V.l Cood
orchestra and a solendid time.
Tickets, $1.00. Right luncheon
w ill be served. Net proceeds for
fund to purchase piano.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller, Mrs.
Wm. Weir and Mrs. Oeo. Cvohcr
of beyond Glencoe, came in Mon
day morning, enroute to Oregon
City, where they represent Wash
ington Grange, this week, at a
four days' session of the State
Orange, at Oregon City, com
mencing Tuesday morning.
Ceo. Kirk wood, for vears a
resident of Forest Crove and
Hillsboro, departed the last of
the week on his pilgrimage to
Scotland, his objective point be
ing Glasgow. He will visit Edin
borough and other famous Scot
tish cities before he returns.
Geo. is still the same genial
"Auld Soul" that he was when
a "braw lad" and he expects a
good time in the land of heather.
Col. Shaw, Department Com
mander of the Oregon G, A. li.,
of Milwaukie, will make an of
ficial vh;it to Gen. Ransom Post,
Hillsboro, on the evening of Sat
urday, May 21. It will be an
open meeting and will be held
in one of the tmblie andiromms
as he wishes to meet the citizens
as well as the veterans. There
will be a further announcement
next week.
SPRING SPECIALS
Special values in
Embroideries 7c per Yard
All Widths
A New LotofUd
Witintfs, Nobl.y 4t
At kiK,t I'ik.s n'
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ID
A New and Complete Line of the Famous
Armor Plate Hosiery for Men, Women and
Children. All Weights and Shades
Just Arrivt-il
Snappy llel for boys
$1,00
LutcM Spring Sly),., n
Men's Colt SKirlj
50c to $V.OO
A complete assortment of Shoes for every
member of the family. Nifty styles in Ox
fords and Pumps, and good strong ones for
every day wear.
BAIRD
Between the Druj( Stores
It
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THE OLDS
Gasoline Engine, to 12 Horse Power
The engine adopted by the 1'. S. (iovcriiuu ti'.
Up-To-Date, designed hy engineers of
mauy years exjcrience; Operated for 25 yarn
Repairs at any branch ollice. Jump spark
ignition the best known. Speed easily
changed. Simple and easily handled. Can k
put on skids and moved anywhere. Just the
thing for the fanner. Can demonstrate it at
the farm. $90 unci upward.
J. SCHWANKE, Affent, Cornelius R 1
near P. & R. N. station, Ceutcrvillc.
BUSINESS IS GOOD!
Good Goods, and Right Prices muKu Busi
ness Good
flood Business, and (lood Treatment Makes IViciiik
F.iendb nued good, nntl they Rdrmrnlly grt
thm from thftir friwuU whtm lhy know thty
tie rightly lrA'el, provided they ran et good
gorwbi n1 rivht jricm there.
OUlt AIM in to curry compleUi Htuck of ti c
snnttn ni thi ri(jht pricen.
IK YOU
trn thinking ofhuyingn wnnn taki
a look at thfl IMer Sihultler
If it he a caunpy top hac k, or a buggy, lh
John Drn in hard to hent,
1' a hind -r, the lluckeyH i KttpHrior to all.
If a mower, the Thoman Crown in thn hi-et
If it in a drewiy pair of hIiohh, h '. cAurd fill
th hill, hut f ir hard wer thn S 'iIIkoii KllogK-
If it is a hat, Toe C )ntUHror he thn myle and
II itie fencing, your noitfhhorH know the hiHt,
they are all uning the 1'ittHhurg lVrftct, thn
fence with the electric weld, the wel.l tlint held
IihaR no Kual, hut if you are going tu paint
thope huildinifo don't hi miHled in uning any
thing hut the Sherwin WilliartiH, thn paint with
a name of world-wide fame, that even IIal!ey'n
oomit can not ppel off
In addition o the ah ve we carry a complete
line of General Merchandise. We handle pro
duce. Our Motto Is, "LIVE AND LET LIVE."
TRY US,
Mays & Conover, SCMOlLS' 0RrG0N'
SUMMONS
In Hi Ort-i-lt Court .1 Ui HUl d i"
gixi fur Wliini;t"'B l'im:ilf
Uui II art. ria.Klifl 1
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Mlk hail. lic-fi.n.Uiil I
Tu iik ILirl. hrfrn.Uiil litn
In Ilia imum nl tlir Mtt-.iHM :
lnhri.hv ll,.lill. Uif I'll 'I -I
llliol a iN.iiiiilaiiil i;iiit yuu In lliem
Ktilitlral mtirt mi'l rmff, ml -''
ln-r. minimi i !' '"'
I c-Mhi-fuliil or fllr "!'. iHf"rt,H"r
limiir U(iir llrll ly l'n,l4''
lutil'-ruf iiililii-li"ii tlii-fwi, ui. u
i Ilili lar I Mar. A I'., I'-'l":
fil m, i. mnirar nml nnr !
I iUllll or lllo ..lim irarii.Thrln.l-
; iilnltilin will ran "iir n-i
t.-r.l ati.l n.ili-l. a-i-l iU It11"
r..r n. ,h..r i.v.-1 tor in i""
jplnint hnfi-ln, U u: a .Im w f"1" j
.11. M.lvlMK thn Ih.ii.I i.in.i" i
li, I i on mm. I iilainlln "'
li ..llirr ami fiifllin r.il 1"
OMirl may acm nirrl nn-l tif"!1"
TIip tlalr i.f Dm lift .ul.twtln irftf
la TliiimiUv. til' ""
Marrli, A. !.. U'HI. !" """"""J I
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lawn aai.l tiaica. , . j
, Tu. I ,lilm iroM'!,
linn nil ."li" " I I
, Hun. j, r. rampu-ii, J.i.iic"1 ''" ,
fiilltiii i-.inrt, ina.l" 111 ''li'""1""'
Allntt.rv hir ri'"
... . , i. i it 1 -ltd
iai tiny in .iiari-ii, i. . i
(-It AS J. sfllNAlU-N
SUMMONS
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IN THK flltct IT rot'KT ' !j
HTA'I'K OK OKKOON K'H w
INOI'ON t'Ol'N'n
1'iirrln IMihm tlarlx-r, I'lalnlilT,
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lwirne (larlT, Imfrinlaul j
To tleortfa (la.lr, tlm hIivi" j j
ileftiuiiaill; III III" "' '""
Ori'Kuii: i .,vt
Yun ar miiIHIihI to 'f !.. ,., ,
lliti m Inlnt ntr.l HKitlM't T" "
aUivti .oiltl.l tMiiul aii'l ' "'f !, ,
ftiroaU wreka Innn ilul" "
rnlloii of thla miiiiinoiiH '"' V,1 'no
haliml on Ilia MU ilV '( A I1"1- ' r
tlimlntniin or lieforit lii' jili
iiilrnl inpM.arii'l M""r '
.-rll..l In ll..r.l..rrnrlli.' I" f ' ur
llila Hiiu.i.K.iia ami If y'' 2
ami iniaw r on nr h.ir.irn Mi" -"'' ...niilt
Jimi. Ililtl, for wiint Hi.-i " IJ
will ii.ly to tlm court for i-or
niniiil.nl hi aal.t oi nip 1 I . ,airinfli I
Iihtini .llaaolvlnir Ilia Iioii.Im o m i: (r.
now miallliK tiotwren I' "1"
fomlanl, Krnlliiir pUlii!" ' ' '0,vi
nimto.ly.lf tl... minor .-l.il.l "fl'.f 1 T,r -.llfii,Unt
and KrantlMK mii'li '"j ,,,ii!i
linlu to tlieivnirtaimiii" Jntt llu
al.l". , ,, . i i.Tiinli)'"'
Thla iimiiioiiH In pulillH i "I (, ,
lion. J. W. Ooo.Hn, "'noli.r
tmurtof WiwIiiiiKl"" i,"" J' T lin1'1
I.t wa ina.l and tinl"' 011 v
"'""f'"1-!!!!0.'. .HU.t.
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AtUirnt-y" I
ADMINISTRATORS
N0TICB
(1. M. Hunter is this week put
tin"; in a new front in the Wilkes
Bros.' building, on Second Street
one door south of the Arus. '
Wm. Conlev. who hnu law.-.
nutting in trestles and track, ami1
building the Stevenson sawmill i
above Huxton wm rlmun ... n. .'I
city over Sunday, spending the
rest-day with hia family.
Jos, Cawrse, the North I'laina
hopnian, wus in town Monday.
W. V. Wiley's pointer, "Duch
ess the Second, ' recently won
the first prize silver cup at tho
1 aroma Kennel exhibit, and first
prize blue ribbon at. the Portland
Kennel Club exhibit. Mrs. Jas
Kllis' pointer, Walla Walla Rush,
won the Portland silver cup for
ehampionshin honors.
NOTICKIH IIRKKIIY(MVKN,
born
li nilrkiiif it ml ItuH
Oourt oftlm Hint l Or.'K'"' f'JIr(,1lnlli-1
ton County, duly aiiil,"'A THiulei"'
tor in tne li-Hiaie i r , i ,mi c
ili'dMHiiil, nn.l liaMiliilvqiil I ",ullf, t
tend upon the dlacliarue i'
"f.hr ...i rH0"iJ",f.
NOW Til KKM-iMin,, . join
ItiK nlaliim iikiiIiihI tl j., rrtl"1'
II. TuinhmiH, .I.Hi.-Hd. are . Ii( Vir,
Ol mie. nnneaan... - M,rll
ml to proxiini tlio aaine u) n" uufp
nt, the law olllce of Haifiey . .)r,,i,
I-..IIH I
HlilNiKiro, tn.K 'K ' from
voiMMinrM, wiinui i
lnl theriMif.
l)t.id thi-J April 1H. HI1.1. Uir ofH'
J'Ti..leHl.Ad.nin "JJiw
KHllllH l.f Jollll It. TllM.I''"IB ,
niiiflny Hare, Attorney a lr
a ilniltim.-'wor