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The lnt tract in this Wtlity now cut into aorFce lots and rdVeieil
f ji tale. Rapid developemiiii o! ciie.rv comtmiiiii r now nsMirv-tl.
Select a dixce location in tins Urge new addition.
We have s..ld ni ne Umn 2 o rcic adjoimni; this vow pUtti j;,
Inch is rupiilv developing ei tniu am! uU-nsivc l oin n.
Onlv to miles out; sch I stro.im an.l electric car service, !! com
ninnity c menienc. s i -.Uh tlirl.
Timlrnl laud, with turutMi; ;i'rr f W5 to $;oo ;Hr acre.
All cleared lam!, rcdv for crop, f k jut acre .m.l tip.
Some tts.u with toinr,hni ihnj an.l me with 0rch.1t. Is,
Jvuall ca-h payment an.l lulmce to suit.
C'l at out otlice, 245 '.- S tik s:ree:. mmtige to go with us.
outeiiH t.sc to y. 11, ami veiitv the .ihove.
with-
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 Starh St. Portland. Oregon
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Monuments
Forest Grove Monumental WorKs can
Save Money fcr You.
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Designs and stock, none better. Ouality and w ork
manshipuue.celkd. Prices lowest on coast. All
work guaranteed Ord-rs and all communications
promptly attended to. Will call and show designs
and samples at any distance.
Main street, X. of P. 0. Iiloek.
GEE &, JONES
Box 343 Forest Grove, Orcg'on.
"COUER'D LACE:
SPLENDID PACING STALLION
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Sire, Lovelace; Dam, Bowney by Coeur d' Wood
Bright bay; weighs over 1200: 6 years old.
Season as follows: Mondays at McNuner7?
barn,'Forest drove; Wednesdays at Ora Gardner's
Mountaiudale; Saturdays at Hanuan's barn, 1
ton. Ou 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
Independent Tet. Greenville, 52
P.O. address, Bunks, Ore., R I
SUMMONS
IN TI1K CIRCITIT oouur UK
(STATE OK OUKUOX Full
WASHINGTON COUN'l V
THK
Wiilaiiif'n. MffHin.
I And nan adjudication in and l.y tlif.
, said deiTfc that th, i:I,mI on plaintill'M
" ny mioriniilitiHH in llif) ciii-vt-yan.
f.S(.jM:iil(..i l.y you. and each ami
01 Villi, lllav ,(. rrm ,vl .....In...
: all'
: vnu ami 1 i,r f..n i... i-
' . . , j " "i j "i .:i,na.iy
'rij.juu-il limn HM-.crii..,. in. -;..i. 1 i.i
, or intrt in and to the aouvc d.w'ribwl
KI'lil"u5' NHViKaUn" CU1"-: ,ri-V'H i pw WM.0.1 hv tho ord,.r
pany, lanuill, , I ,,ral,i.. J. I.'. ( ainpn-ll, .1,, K
OeorKe M,idl0r. otnerwi. Known a, I & "mo "'"" "' lh
George Swdler, Anna Maim Si.'dl.T, hm i lirst ..il,lioati.in, ,hv l''li I'M"
wil.;, Htephen Thorwan and Haihara! I'V'"'! pri'w.ril,,.,! , t ord,r lor u,
lliorwHrr, liw wife, lllola rM.i.llr. l'Witioii (r tin- kuiiimioiix six wi-eks
otlirwi8 known as Nicholan Wci.iler, )!. Jtiip-l.-y . Snow and M.-Cai'iai'it
and I'ritni'.iHka Hwidli-r, Ids wi, Mii:lm,. ; AiLoriieys l',,r I',,,,,!,,' ' '
i-inraiiK aim rarnara nnittiiK Iiih wile, j
hliranK. Johann (foetz
3. V. Goetn, DolHiidants
-,.,,,,1, o(,ni or mis city, was out iron
dressed luml,. r r,r '.,u ,. Portland Monday, on le-tral husi
Frank (w. anij i
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u,"n. . : . " i , """""""I
,iiko Dinm, niiiw .nana isc ii cr. Ills 1 (lrccrl nni .,. i f ..II I..'. 1. i
wife, Stephen Thorwart and iiarW , V ' Urn rJl all kmd.S, and
Thorwart bis wife, Nioiioia Sei.ii,.r oul- or line timber. If you are I
otherwise known us Nicholas 8ic;dler. and' Kointf to build ir'we u4 -i fVinnruJ
KranziBka Nidler. liia -ir Mi,.i i Z h tJ ""I'U, J..IVC US a tftatlCe
Shrank and Harimra Shrank, his wit,, h , 10 "KUrc On your bill. Will figure
hiirark, johunii GooU, Frank Goeiz. anii , at yard, or deliver We are now
In the Name of the State of Orriron-' '" !l0.m tlle n('st timber cut
You are hereby ri.qnired t.i ppe.n- ami ln OUT Section tor Vear.S. CironCT
Iv tho Imlkitijjr of a bir gaso
line bticy, tho climbing qualities
of which woiv vauntinl hv tho
demonstnitor, a number of" local
jHvplo nanxnvly oscainnl Ivintr
hurt seriously while tho automo
bile was elimhinjr the hill on the
; W ilson river staro route Tuosdav
aUmt live miles from Hales Oitv.
I'ho iveupants of the car woiv
lohn .McNamer. Hurh Smith.
Hand Smith. John Stribieh.
Charles Miller. Jake Wirtz and
the demonstrator. Tho entrtue.
it is said, refused to work be
cause the fuel did not tlow fmm
the tank. The auto Uiran to
run backwards but was ruided
into the hank by tho chaunVur.
Miller jumivd out. U'foro the
niachino eai'suod. Forest Urove
.News.
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I lyde Lincoln, of (Jlemw. ami
who recently left for his Montana
tiomesteuit near lnvrn.w li.i.l
all kinds of hail luck in tfottin.tr
inn.ni.cn wun his carUmd of m
pedinient;u Wheh he reached
; the stockyards at Portland four
head ot cows w ere condemmed
bv the stock msptvtor and he
iwas compelled to sell them to
Ithe Fnion Meat Co.. for two
; cents pr pound or ret nothing
; tor mem. tie was ajrain held up
. i or two iiays at Sinikane, and bv
the time he trot throutrhhe found
' that it cost him considerable more
ior ms mroutrn car t h.-m w-w
1 expected.
Mrs. Zurilda Tozier, widow of
the late t has. 1. Tozier, was in
the city Sunday, a truest at the
F. S. Woatherred home. Mrs.
Tozier is the mother of Albert
Tozier, Kdy the Tozier -- Weather-
ami Lekoy lozier. all well known
here. LeRoy is now practicinr
law at Fairkmks, Alaska, and is
faorabIy mentioned as a candi
date to represent Alaska in t'ontr
ress at the next session. Mrs.
Tozier has not kvn here for
many years, and is very much
surprised at the city's improve
ment. Strawberries are ripen in p and
the local production is very tine.
S. M. Chapman brought in some
tine Sharpless, Monday, and left
a splendid sample at the Argus
oliiee. He has a Mairoon nhmt
that has S0 lierries set, and if
anyone can U'at this it's time to
"speak up." Mr. Chapman's
yard is located two miles West
of town.
rraneisco Mulino, who lives
near Paid peak, on the Chehalem
.Mountain, ost his houso hv 1 1 .
last Thursday, while he was al-
seni on a trip to laurel. louse
and contents were a total loss.
It is thought that a defective
Hue was the cause of the blaze.
Sheriff Hancock was nnri'mr n
i oiue eye and a tiandaged head.
; the tirst of the week, the result
of.a collision with a stick of wood
with which he was having a
wrest inc match. 'I ho
! , " vmui-
i ness is getting to be a dangerous
I aiiic.
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I Sam M(K)n, of Centerville, and
Loin Manning, of North of town,
two of the oldtime horsemen in
the days of "horse glory" in
Washington County, were in the
ciiy .Monday morning, mixing
like two old cronies.
Poliert McKnight. who has 20
acres of hops growing on the old
Farnham .lace, was in town Sat
urday. Mr. McKnight says he
has a 1 i-acre yard that can not
be excelled in the county for
growth and prospects.
A. H. Dailey, of Laurel, re
ports that Ceo. Hull, of Pinkle
man, Neb., said to 1m? the last of
the gunners of the mortar fleet
on the Mississippi, died at his Ne
braska home the other day.
John Zimmerman, of beyond
Clencoe, was in town Monday
morning. His section of .the
country is developing rapidly
these days, and bids fair to be a
tine dairy district in a few years.
J. W. Hutrhcs. t.hp Smith Vi.f.
est Crove rancher and dairyman,
ana wno takes a great interest
in better henta watt dnun tr. ikn
, 1 " ...i. w but
city Monday morning.
1VJ Jirooks, ot Oakland, Ore.
and his brother, Raleigh Prooks
of Scholls, have purchased the
Ways & Lonover Store, at Scholls
W. F. Hartramnf wif i urn
- l" t " w
children, were down from Forest
Crove, Sunday, guests at the
J. W. Hartrampf home.
Chas. F. Miller and Bud Wat
son were down from Forest Grove,
Sunday, to see the lnenl ti,,
"has boons"-play the matinee
in roe innings.
John Northron. tho ol,n;
, ' J ,j u I L.ll-
dent of this citv.
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THE STORE OF QUALITY
Hillsboro, Ore
Second St. Doth Phones
1910
Start tho NEW YEAR by opening an
account with the
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
HOW. SCHULMKRICH, President
Gi-O. SCHUUlKRICll, Cashier
We do a general buikiiu; husiiuss, and
the strength t,f our imtltuthHt i-. mi
questioned. Courteous treatment to ail.
Be One of Our Patrons
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings ami lime Deposits
If You are Cjoinil to Cln.n rv..
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Old FVnt o Kcw Cull hm yK
J. E. BORWICK
t'ur I'rict-s on
American Royal
and Pittsburg Electric Fencing
I am still selling Dough
erty Hthiitn Shoe Co.
Shtcs.
The BEST Of The GOOD ONUS
My Groceries arc up tod.itc, clean .in, I
fresh. - Have recently add.d the St lulli,,,.'
Line f Kxtracts ami Sjiiccs. "The M ;i, v
IS.ick 0kh1s.
I Will Give a coujhui with every j.uuha , s,;,j
w heu piescutcd at my stoic will U- ev h.ui , .'
$lV(iO Km in eel Picture,
J. E. BORWICK
General Mere hiintli'ie, KeetlvilK-, Oi c ron
WINSOR
AMI Klt'AN NO, con's
A I INK I M TO U T M) CI UHAN COACH A l,.
llir luirl I i at li Suliiuii In llir rmiuly , lilt . I.) J.-lu, Mi,!:, ,
l.it J l.r rumih .V Sii. nf lu.lum.
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CHABROL
BELGIAN No. 22.732 AM ERIC N No. 2
Age, 9 years; bred by Kmmanuel Dnm mt of LaMrm.-rr
fart, and imported by A. C. Uuby & Company, of I'ortlan.
764
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.J , ,JV III
Will Stand the Skason ok 1910 vv to .Ici.y 1, as Foi i ows
Mondays, at the Henry Hess,, plaee, Scholls; Tu.sdav's and'
Wednesdays at the II H. UVv farm, Fannington; W,,,'.s v
evemngs and Ihursdays at Srod Si ret barn. Hills!,,-
Jhursday evenings and Fridays, II. I'M)h' p...,.. W,.st Ulli( , '
Saturdays until noon at the Josiali MilU-r plaee. at U,,,lvilll '
Cets splendid colts, his colts capturing all the draft colt first
premiums at the Hillsboro Km fair 1 "rhl
errfiKlStirVi,Tll0iS'n' $in;T" lm ith foal,
S are to prevent, but will
HILLSBORO HORSE CO.
II. DEUTSCIIMAN, Mgjr.
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V II, .SrAMM:Sn(,r 1JIlNi wvsllivni.N r. II 'li
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i hur'Lvl .I H o"i; ,Vrmt"- r ,m K'"
I -...r V, , " U,m- ,:"A M. I..r-. V, v o,,
l.'Ori. S,,!,,,,),,, II,!,,,,,,,,, ,lfr., Kittt.
H.H.BOGF. Owner. 1 s mm M M(ir
Base - Ball - Goods
Our Store carries the U-st as
sortment in the city, ami Our
1'iiccs are the clieajn-st.
HiiHu-ftr rhn nnimi uint. ..I . ui.,i.fv
B)fiiiBt you in tlm hIiiivh nntiilHil imumi,
on or belbre July 7th, 1010, and if ymi
rail so to appear plaintiU will apply to
the Court for the relief (leiiiaiidud m' tlm
complaint, to-wit, a leire iiiii.tiniT
plaiutifJ'R title an ajfaiiiHt ymi, and c K'h
of you, to tilt I'olluWKiK tlnsiiriliod real
pr pe kstuaiii llie County of Wuali
ln to i aim Hn of hpgm, to'wit:
A trin ni laid one hundred (Iimj) fVet
in width, brii tifty (SU) fet on oaoh side
nf thewntfr Ine of llie trai'k of I ho l'a
cilin Itailn'i y and Navliiation Company,
a the mm., is notiMti Ui'ted through the
North 1- f of the Nonheafit quarlnr of
Biction thirty-two (.).') in township three
(3) North of range four (i) Went of the
& Uovvell Co., Scholls, Hillsboro,
Ore.. Route 2. 7tf
:aii jrag
TANK is
Instdllution of SIPIIC
SYS1LMS
I'or lionsts and husii ess liiiillin(.s
A Kiccialty. Iitst of rt-fi-rcnces as
lo aliility ami respoi:silj.Hy. See
me and ct fijureH.
fLl A. BOWI l l R.Hil s' oro, Ore
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iKSWUBaRtta .III, III: !IB;
mam
ness.
J. T Morrison, of near Far
mington, was in the city Satur
day. J. T. says that crops an.
looking fine down his way.
Julius Asbahr, of South Tual
atin, was in town Monday. Mr.
Asbahr has two hoys at the Ore
gon Agricultural College.
J. E. Dickason, road supervisor
in ir:e ivujunutinuaie district, this
side, was in town Monday morn
ing. George Corrigan, of Shady
Brook, was a county seat caller
Monday morning.
Jake Schneider, of Leisyville,
was in town Saturday.
MAY GREETINGS
To merit your confidence we mu:;t 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; arid mean to exert every
honorable effort to get arid to keep it.
Satisfaction with your purchase will induce yo
to come again.
We cannot afford to have you displeased.
It is not what we think, but 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 he the leading feature
of this store.
You are cordially invited to inspect our goods
and compare our prices with others.
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Fishing TacKle
W; Wp the line Ih Luxc. Conic
in and let us show you
Bicycles
Iltst "i ' u fact ti res of bicycles al
ways in stock. ()t,r bicycle re -l,;li,''"K
is the kind that "Stays
Repaired."
R. LEE SEARS, - Hillsboro,
Garuje, Third Street.
Notice ol Final Scttl
c incut
Yours for a H Deal always
ROWHLL BROS. & CO.
SCHOLLS, OREGON, Phone 51 x 16
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rat ,r ' Att,,r"'yH fur Adoilnh
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Notice for Puliation
Ihiparliiinnlorth,, Interior
" H Land Oil) nl prtl,. Or,KOII
Notioe I. A..,ril '?!"'. !!"
Owiuiiher, lituti, in,,)..' .1 , 11 ''"y
m1rr iHi.11 11,.. nut . 0 . tn1
I'm ' SKteK uJn JX
""iKi.i i,enx,d i, ;mH.;..r v"Jn;
WK,ud'u:,!er';1Mu',,
". l at Hal a '1 ' K,',"' ,,IH '"'"I
, :l.. MiU" .ftl'l'li-uil will otter I
A II V I.ITK. ,1, U ..I III .
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'! ' "ny U,e ladore M t, 'tniien i v
... 'K ''(,rrol,Mraid .m. ...... "
j-ok tiii:
Best Fire Insurance
and I'RoMi'r sirni.i':
MiiMr iiif 1 nm. s s 1 K
JOHN VANDEKWAL
Aent London it Lanca
shire 1'ire InsuniiH'c Co.
I'm-ifii- Stiiim I'lioiH- n llll,I.SI10K
LOOK
Just arrived from Old Keiittu'lO'
Distillerv nnil will he on
every S'aturdav. reinihU'
whiskey reduced to $:!.( a na';
Ion. Regular $1.5(1 perl vvincw
$!.) a gallon. C. Si-hillnuf-
Cornelius.
Cily Trcumiri'f'H Cull
Notlcn Ih hnn.hy Kiyin Hint nil '".V ,S
rantit on tlia utrnct fund nun I1'11'
pnynhln for wm,, or fuinU," i I" 'i.i
r.liiNlvc of No, ,W; mid all wuh'f '"j".
wnrrnni.it ho inurhml up in " '
of No. IOIn, him now iniyiililii.il; tin' y
01 ui iiiiiii'rHiiriii.d at uhi
Hank.
OillNliori), Orn April i!H, IIIHI.
lO. rl.w.ill, CllyTnin-Ul-'
"mi,mhKi , ,:,r I,HVI1 1,1 "'h
U.em.trv . a ? n1";'1 "IV.it
j Did you take notice 0
line of back combs ill.
,'J'liey are just "beauts,'
' (he IH'
bibby'9!
' and the
I price just suits.
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