PACE I
NllUSONO AR3U3, MAV II HQ
1 500 Acres Added to
Beavcrton-Recdvillc Acreage
Tlie last tract in this locality now cut into vn ajf lots ami i tToied.
Jot aalt. Kaput ilexeiopcmeut of entire coiremmuy now hsmiic1.
Select choice location in this large new a.ilition.
We have solil more than l w actes ai'ioiiiini; this new p'atting,
which u rapi'Uy developing in fruit ami t.itcnMve t.irmuig.
Only to miles out; good stream ami electric car service; all com
tnuuity convenieuces etal l.-lutl.
Timliereil land, with tunning .iter, $ U5 to $.00 per acre.
All cleared land, ready for crop, f ?oo per acre ami up.
Some tracts ith homeihui ilitis ami some wiili orcli.iids.
Small cash payment ami hiltnce to suit.
Call at our office. 345 '3 S'aiV sln-e. arrange to jo ith 11s, with
out cxper.se to you, ami verify the atwve.
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 Starh St. Portland. Oregon
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sail
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Jof. ;oj-
Monuments
Forest Grove Monumental WorKs can
Save Money for You.
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Designsaad -stock none bcttu. (j3ltryaii(I work
nianship unexcelled. Prices lowest on 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. 0. IJ'.ock.
GEE JONES
Box 343 Forest Grove, Oregon.
COUER'D LACEiz
SPLENDID PACING STALLION
Sire, Lovelace; Dam, Bowney by Cocur d' Wood.
Bright bay; weighs over 1200: 6 years old.
Season as follows: Mondays at McXamer's
barn.t Forest Grove; Wednesdays at Ora Gardner's,
Mountaindale; Saturdays at Hannau's barn, Bux
ton. On call rest of week until further notice.
TERMS: Fifteen dollars to insure,
payable when mare is known to be in
foal; service due or collectable at
once when mare is traded or sold.
Care to prevent but not responsible
for accidents.
A.W. MILLS K
Independent Tel. Greenville, 52
address, Banks, Ore., R I
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRC I' IT COURT OK
STATE OK OREGON' KOR
WASHINGTON COUNT V
TDK
Pacific Railway and Navigation Com
pany, I'lalntill',
VH
Car! Griliner, Johanna Gribner, Klizahetli
Gribner, Louiso Gribner and Hattie Grili
tier, Defendants:
To Elizabeth Gritiner, Loumi; Gribner
and Hattie Gribner:
In the name of the state of Oregon : - You
are hereby required to appear in the cir
cuit court of Uie Htate of Oregon for the
County of Washington, on or heforo Hie
12th day of May, 1D10, then ami there to
make auBwer to the complaint of plaintiff,
and If you fail so to appear ami make
answer, plaintiff will apply to the court
, for the relief prayed for in its complaint,
to-wit, for a judgment appropriating to
plaintih"a use the following "Inscribed reaj
property aituate in me bounty ot Wash
ington Mid State of Oregon, to-wit:
A strip of land 1U0 feet in width being
fifty feet on each side of and parallel with
the center line of the pUintilt'H railway
as surveyed, ataked out and located over
the Nortlieaat quarter of Section ') hi
TownahipS North Range 4 West of the
Willamette Meridian. Said center line
being described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the South line
of said Northeast quarter 119a feet west of
the Southeast corner thereof; running
thence North H deg .Sf) minutes East II. 1
leet; thence on a ttpiral to the right XU
lent; thence on a curve to the right hav
ing a radim of 1140.28 feet, a dinltttice of
1H0 feet; thence on a spiral to the right iJO
feet; thence North 19 dog, 30 ininu'eH
Kaat. !fl.4 feet; thence on a spiral to the
left I W feet; thence on a curve to the hilt
having a radius of Hl'J.02 lent, a distance of
yu4.4 Iwt; tiieuce cu a curve to the left
having a radius of i;:j7.27 feet, a distance
of ii-l j leet; tlinnce on a curve to the left
having a radius of 710 7X feet, adisluuce
of Vi-T) leet; thence on a curve to the left
having a radiimof iu,.:n; feet, a distance
otOiU leet; thence oil a curve to the left
having a radius of THi.VX feet, adihtance
ol lilt) tent; thence on a curve to the left
having a radius ofS73.fi feet, a distance
of 11 W feet; thence on a spiral to the loft
4- loct; thence Mouth :i7 deg., 4:i minutes
feast iiloetj thence on a spiral to the
right 42 leet; thetice on a curve to the
right having a radius of O03.no feet to an
intersection with the South line of sai I
Northeast quarter of Section 2 at a point
ltoxi leet Wei.t of the Southeitst corner
thereof and couUining 10 (KJ acres.
And for a orovision in the said judg
iiient graining plalntill Hb costs ami dis
bursements in tliis ar.iion and assessing
the damages of tlie defendants arising by
such appropriation.
This summons is published bv order
of the Honorable J. A. Kakiu, Judge of
the above entitled court, made on the
21th day of March. l!ilj, in and by which
Order Hie tin nruur.pil.u.l f... . ..i ll
, ' I "n'.i , I.-H HJI UJL- pilllll
j canon ot (Ids numinous is six weeks and
! the date of the lirst publication is March
' 24th, 1U10.
George H. Bagley, Snow and McCamant.
Attorneys lor i'laintiil',
! il lii: .;::. ;::..; .;a..,iiii;:
Installation of SEPFIC TANK i
g SYSTEMS I
For houres and husii.ess buildings H
y A .Specialty. Best of references as g
to ability and rcspousibilly. See
H me and get figures. B
i( ELI A. B0WBF.ER, llillsboro, Ore
Hi' hi: in :ni: wmnJ
Piano for Sale.
Parker, llillsboro.
$150. -C. S
! N'xt Sunday nljrttf, Marion F.
Horn, pastor of t tho OKriitUn
Church, will iHjjrin a strioa of
very itn)0rtant sertuons o the
wnoral theme: "Four StraU'jrie
Points in the Ultimate Religion
of America and the World."
i Note the four subjects May 15.
j "An Inspired l?ib!e. or no
Scriptures;" Mav 22. "A Divine
Christ or no Savior;" Mav 2i, "A
Scriptural Baptism or no Bat
tism;" June 5, "A United Churvh
or no Christianity." These are
worthy of the hearing of every
thoughtful person in Hillshoro
and vicinity. Bible school at 10;
morning sermon at 11; Junior at
5; and Stnior at 7 p. in.; evening
service at S o'clock. Earnest in
jvitation to all. Marion K. Horn.
; Minister.
! We manufacture rough anil
'dressed lumlvr of all kinds, and
out of fine timber. If you art
going to build, give us a" chance
to figure on your bill. Will figure
! at yard, or deliver. We are now
; saw ing from the best timber cu
in our section for years. - (.Ironei
;& Kowell Co.. Scholia, Hillshoro.
;0re.. Koutei Ttf
j The Washington County Vet
; erans Asstx-iation met at Come-
litis last Thursday, and voted to
I remain with Cornelius for th.ir
annual encampment The llills
boro delegation submitted the
proposal that they come here,
but it was voted dwon. The
drum corps of Portland was at
the meeting and furnished mar
tial music throughout. The old
boys and the Woman's auxilary
had a splendid day, and the pro
gram w a all that could be w ish
ed. Cornelius furnished a boun
tiful spread for the visitors, and
their entertainment was charac
teristic of the way that Corneli
us always does things.
County Surveyor A. A. Morrill
is having the field notes of the
United States surveys for Wash
ington County written up for his
office records, and it will take
several weeks to complete the
work. Miss Grace Deichman is
transcribing them at the general
land office in Portland. They
w ill then be placed on the lx:ok
records of the office herein Hills
horo. As the matter now stands
there is no record of any survey
here since 1876, and as the gov
ernment corners afford the start
ing place for many surveys the
notes are very essential.
A. A. Asbahr, attending 0. A.
C. at Corvallis, is one of the
negative speakers at the meeting
between O. A. C. and Washing
ton State College, which takes
place tonight The subject under
discussion in the debate in which
young Asbahr has" the negative
is "Resolved That the U. S.
should adoDt a rjoliev of shin sub
sidy." The student is a son of
Julius Asbahr, of South Tualatin.
Fred Muhly, of near Blooming,
was in town Tuesday. He states
that the nrune cron will not. lie
up to within 50 per cent of the
usual crop trom present indica
tions, in his section, and says
that the pear crop also wi be
light. Mr. Muhly turns out a
nne prune trom his orchard
Oscar Brenman, plumber for
hmnck & Lorwin for many
months, departed Monday for
Klamath Falls, where he has
been offered a position with H.
V. Gates, on the water and light
system at that place. He may
move his family there in the near
future.
Pasture wanted: For 25 head
of cattle in one or separate
pastures. Will give good price
for good pasture. Address For
est Grove, Ore., R. 2, Box74.
II. M. Watkins, with the aud
iting department of the 0. R. &
N. freight service, and Miss
Edith Spickert, sister of the
hostess, were out from Portland,
Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
David Kuratli.
W. B. Dolan has moved his
tinshop to Main, between Third
and Fourth, opposite the Brown
barn. 8-10
The Electric car which leaves
out of Hillshoro at 7:05 in the
morning struck a laborer Mon
day mornintr. after reachintr
Portland, and death was in
stantaneous.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ijuis
Brandt, of Portland, May 2,1910,
a daughter. Mrs. Brandt was
formerly Miss Betty Bridges, of
this city.
M. C. Hewitt, the carpenter, is
still in thehousemoving business,
and if you have a building to
move, see him for an estimate.
J. L. Smith, of Tualatin, and
whose firm has a fine brick and
tile factory at that point, was up
to the city Tuesday morning.
C. E. Fluke and wife have
taken up housekeeping in the J.
P. Magruder house, on Third,
between Baseline and Oak.
Black Minorca settings forsale
at $1 per. These are the real
things, call Ind. Phone 5G0.
Mrs. J. J. Kuratli, of Phillips,
visited with her sons in Hillsho
ro, Monday.
F. M. Crabtree, of beyond
Laurel, was over to the city
Sunday.
Dr. C. B. Brown, of Portland,
was out with his racing car,
Sunday.
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Second St.
Hillsboro, Ore
Doth Phones
1910
Start the NEW YEAR b opening an
account with the
llillsboro Commercial Hank
i;i)V. SCHULMKRICH, President
CI-O. SCHULMKRICH, Cashier
We do a general hanking business, ami
the strength of our institution is un
questioned. Courteous treatment to all.
Be One of Our Patrons
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
CHABROL
BELGIAN No. 22.732 AMERIC'N No. 2764
Age, 9 yeirs; bred hydlvnmanucl Dmiumti.f LaF.ruvrtv ("has
gart. an. I unpolled by A. ('. Ruby & Company, of Portland Ore.
s 7 uZis V.-. .'v3
Will Stand thk Skason of l'jio ii to Ji i.y 1 as Foi i ows
Mondays, at the Henry Hesse place, Scholls; Tuesday's and
Wednesdays at the H. II. Bog,, farm. Kanningt.m; Wednesday
evenings and Thursdays at Second Street barn, i ! illslx.ro'
Ihursday evenings anil Fridays, R. PuIm.Is' place West Union'
Saturdays, until noon, at the Josiah Miller place, at Reedville'
(rets splendid colts, his colts capturing all the draft colt first
premiums at the llillsboro Rill!) fair
oIerm.'S, SinKlt' S(',m'l' 10: S(';,s,,n- ir: T" insun? with foal
$20 Colt to stand anil suck, $25. Care to prevent, hut will
not be responsible for accidents.
HILLSBORO HORSE CO.
H. DEUTSCIIMAN. Mgr.
MAY GREETINGS
"1
co you
To merit your confidence we must prove our
selves worthy to possess it.
Confidence is the forerunner of permanent busi
ness. This store exists for the convenience of our
patrons and a reasonable profit for ourselves.
We want your trade; and mean to exert every
honorable effort to get and to keen it.
Satisfaction with your purchase will imluci
to come again.
We cannot afford to have you. displeased.
It is not what we think, hut what you think
and say that keeps this store up.
Only with price and quality can we win your
trade.
Value shall at all times be the leading feature
of this store.
You are cordially invited to inspect our goods
and compare our prices with others.
Yours for a Deal always
ROWELL BROS. & CO.
SCHOLLS, OREGON, Phone 51 x 16
ing'
If You nre Golnrf to Clean Out Tl,
-oi cr t .. 'loll
win trnce ixow cu n,i
J. E. BORW1CK
for Tricon on
Americun Royal
and Pittsburg Electric Ftnc
I am still .selling I)vih-
rrly Hthian Shoe Co.
Shorn.
The BEST Of The GOOD ONES
My Grocrrirs nic up tnd.Uc. i!..tii;iUli
licsh. Have recently aild. d ihc St hillm.,
Llnr of I')x tracts and Spins. "The M-.iu'y
B.uk G'-tnls.
I Will Givr a cottjM.n with ctry juu 1 h.i-.t- whiil,
when picscntcd at my Moic will be ct h m. 1 4 u1
$lVOO Framed Pit tut -.
J. E. BORWICU
General Merchnnilio. Reedvill,-, Oii.or4
WINSOR
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H.H. BOGE, Owner. J s mi ( him, Mar.
Base - Ball - Goods
3
Our Store carries the best as
sortment in the city, and Our
Prices arc the clicajcsl.
Fishing TacKle
UV keep the line DcLuxc. Come
iu and let us show yoti
Bicycles
Hirst manufactures of bicycles al
ways iu stock. Our bicycle re
pairing is the kind that "Stays
Repaired."
R. LEE SEARS, - Hillsboro
Crotfe, Third Street.
Notice of Fiiml Sctticintm
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OilmrliiiHntuftlm I til .trior
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Best Firo Insurance
ANIl I'HOMP'I' SKTl'I.H
MKNr Ol' I.OSSK.S SI'.l!
JOHN VANDEKWAL
Afjent London i: Lanca
shire Imtc Insurance Co.
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LOOK
dust arrived from Old Kentucky
Distillery und will he on silk
overy Saturday, regular II111'
whiskey reduced to .:5.H0 a Kai
hn. Uejriilar $1.1)1) port win' i'1
$1.00 a gallon. C. SchiHii
Cornelius.
Cily Trcasurci'it Ctill
Notli'ii lh linrnliy irivnn lli il. all i'Hv )v"r'
riinlH mi Mm Hirmit In m il iiiiiiknil, "M"'
piiyiililii fr wm.l nf IiiihIh," ii H ' '!'
I'liisivi' of No. Jli; iiml nil wbIit n"'l l'"1
wni rmilH m i mm ki'il up to nml Im'liiiJ1'
of No. HUM, urn now iBylil Hi tin' '''!
!' Urn iiiiiiTmIiiii.iI ul tlin t'lim Y''"'
Itiiuk.
UillMlioni, Oni., April 't, MHft.
.'. J. rWHI, I'lly I'iiiW'
J. M. Miller, the Hanks silon
man, was in the county scat 1' fi
nny.