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In l.un Bridge
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The Fourth of July will soon be here and
yon will naturally want a new suit. We
have the largest and most stylish line of
Men's Suits in Hillsboro.
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Mens Suits
It ue stiijc M-rc suit .'()
IM uc (in-t ii stiijc si-rc, iniiortcl IS (M)
All wool pay -a rcat value 15 (M)
A swell yiay lassinier suit 1.'! f0
All w.m.I blue ser;e 1) 01)
All vim)1 blue .sere IS ',()
All wixil blue M-tc L'2 .rU
All wool bl.uk sere 10 00
All uh,1 bl.uk serj'.e 12 fiO
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Youths' Fancy Suits
Fancy Mrije t assi mere, a dandy,
Km pants $ S 00
Fancy stripe cassimere, a dandy.. 9 00
Fancy stripe cassiiucre, a dandy 12 00
1'laiu blue sere boy's suit, loug
pants 10 00
Boys Suits
Knickerbocker fancy stripe $2 50
(irccn mixed 4 00
Knickerbocker, sti ito 5 00
Knickerbocker, stripe 5 50
Knickerbocker, stripe 6 00
Men's and Boys' Hats
$2.50 and up
See our Shoes. We
have the largest stock
in Washington County
and the BEST values
for the money.
Come all next weeh. Store closes all day
JULY 4th
j Ask 10 See
1 - CAPTAIN
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crew, iih-ii and teams, preparing
tin' roads h ading out of Hillsl
ro for the laying of rwk which
fomriH-iH-i'S to arrive in this city
from Oswego after the Fourth of
July. Mr. Kc l.say completed the
hiVhway from the I. II. & N.
trai'k on llascline Streets to the
auv, I'ridjs'e U-low the cemetery
west of tow n, and he has throw n
up a splendid tfrade. He is using
!a four-horse scrajwr known as
the "Fresno" and it is doing
'great work. The highway is foe
I ing ditched in good shajx' and
! the nx-k will be twelve feet or
such a matter irl width.
The crew is working now on
the road Northwest of the city,
where the hill is Ix-ing graded
into the swail. The drainage
will be excellent and by the time
rock arrives all will he in readi
ness. The court exacts to rook
to the Dairy Creek bridge, Im-Iow
the cemetery; to the first bridge,
at least, northwest of town; from
the condenser to the bridge south
of town; from the eitv out past
the 1. M. Jackson farm.
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Little Ida Corrieri, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corrieri, and
who sang a solo, "Suppose a
Little Cowslip." at the Crescent
Theatre, at the Decoration Day
exercises.
Little Miss Corrieri is but 8
years of age, and surprised her
auditors with her excellence of
voice. She has been attending
school in this city the past term.
When she finished her song she
received a hearty applause and
was presented with a splendid
bouquet. She was a student in
Miss Loxley s room, and Mrs. J.
L Thorp accompanied her song
as pianiste.
I-RKDIZRICH SCHOUN
Frederieh Schoen, aged 73 years,
and born in Germany, died at the
family home in Cornelius, sun-
day morning, June 19, 1910,
Mrs. Schoen had prepared break
fast and called to the husband
W hen she received no response
he went to his room and found
that he had passed away. The
husband had made no attempt to
all anyone during the night, and
the end evidently was very peace
ful, as death must have arrived
while he was sleeping. The
widow and three children survive,
one of whom is V. W. Schoen, of
south of Cornelius; two are
daughters, I'ertha and Lydia,
both married.
Mr. Schoen first settled in
Minnesota, where he was natur
alized, in the seventies. Later,
coming to Oregon, he settled near
Cornelius, and afterward took up
his residence in town. He was
highly respected and at one time
was elected mayor of Cornelius.
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CRIMINAL ASSAULT
A. L. West, of Sherwood, was
the first of the week brought be
fore Judge Barnes, charged with
forcible criminal assault on Mrs.
Inez Haynes, of the same place,
the latter swearing to the com
plaint. Judge Barnes fixed
West's bond at $1,000, and his
brother left with the blank bond,
Tuesday, for the Sherwood coun
try, to endeavor to have it sign
ed by friends of the accused.
Wild blackberries are in sea
son just now and they appear to
MONDAY MORNING
On Monday, June 27, we will put
on sale a large lot of Calico rem
nants at
3c Per Yard
and also a lot of quite good qual
ity Outing' remnants at
44c Per Yard
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STORE
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You always need a new hat
and a new pair of shoes; al
ways about the
Fourth of July
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We have the celebrated Kingsbury
Hat iu felts the neatest and most
stylish ou the market.
$1.50 to $5 OO
For the finest line of straws and
Tauamas call on us. No trouble to
show you and no soreness if you do
not buyi
20c to $5.00
SKoes
The Packard and Bradley-Mctcalf
shoes in tan or black; can not be ex
celled anywhere.
New and Comfortable Lasts
Stylish, Dressy and Durable
The Utz & Dunn Oxfords for Ladies.
The swellest lookers in the city. Kept
only here.
Prices
From $3.O0 to $5.00
To see is to buy. To buy is to buy
again.
T. W. Wyatt & Co.
Corner 2nd and Main, Old Dennis' Stand.
McGumsey Sawmill
Dimension Lumber and Timbers
Rough and Dressed Lum
ber of all Kinds.
Mill ) miles from B. P.
Cornelius' Place.
Will Deliver.
A. E. McCUMSEY
Cornelius, Ore., Route I
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TUK
8TATK OF ORKOON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Emilie Jagnnw, I'lulntltf,
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KarUignow, Dt lamlant.
To Karl Jukhow, Defendant abovti
named:
in the name of Hie 8UU of Orgon :
You are hereby not i lied that the plaiutiil'
has tiled a complaint against you In Urn
alKjve entitled court anu cauxe and you
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint or tile soma appearanco
herein on or before the last day prescrib
ed by the order of publication hereof, to
wit: the 30th day or June, A. D. 1M10; and
If you fail to so appear or answer the
complaint or me some appearance Here
in the planum win cause your ueiauu w
be entered ami noted and will apply Ut
the court for the relief prayed for fu bor
complaint herein, to-wit: fora decrmt
forever dissolving the bonds of inatri
niouy existiiiK between plaintiff and de
fondant and that she be allowed to re
sume her maiden name KmlMe ZlRtlow
and for such other and further relief n
to the court may seem uet and proper.
The date of the flrat publication of till
summons ia Tburwlay, the mil day of
May, A. U., uuu ana mwmvua is u
be published on every Thursday between
aaiil dates for a period of sis week.
This summons is published by order rf
Hon. J. U. Campbell, Judge of the abov
entitled court, made in Chambers, tins
12th day of May, A. U., 1M0.
Clnti. J. buunabel, Attorney for pUinllll.
be plentiful in spots.