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vol.
XVII
IHIXSIiOkO, ()RK(;ON, OCT. 13, 1910.
NO. 31
PROHIBITION PARTY
NAMESJGAND1DATES
s,,r tk. ami Nnme Cnmliclnlc li.r
Sib''! SuHilnlriiJfiit
I MN I OK HI CUt'lll K
ecl ''" ,irU t,crkhiP N'"in
(lun. lo KcpreacnUlUea
J-),,. 'n,hi!.iti"!iistS nut ill llilh
l.im, :it 'I" ",irt hoiim l;iHt
r'ri.lay. nnd nrniiiHtf a ticket
to ! M.t.-l upon Hi tin" ensuing
i!.'ti'ii. Trt'i rfpn-Hi'iitativt-K, a
iVrk. r r-'i-r. tivmure-r. i-oiin-
,ioin-r, Juki a caiKiiu.iU'
riiiliMnlriil oi HilnNtlM
ii-rin;iii .
tli'r there-
e- idi-rio-d
tin- III.--I
til v !:
(V c'Min
'r iii"
. i .1.1 i. i...
tmflllliitU'il uuiniuKU ii"
w.ii uM'rlluiif, n Mr.
in iIim'.h nut expire utitil
later, l'.il'J ttlu-ii
Vufi
lattc-r v
10 Set!'
the K'''" ' iiHiUMi nitaii elect a
f u-i-i-Hsur.
John f Corm-liu!'.. wa
chuirnucM of tl' meeting ""'I J.
K K f! ! . "C 1 1 1 ilnl r , W ,04 SeeTe-
Ury. T!' candidate named
VU-r.-;
W. IV lUki-n, Ili avi-i'liiii. ivp
rc'ii!,i!r. '.
li. N. I'l-nfii-ld, lorest (!ioe,
! j.r-""-f ; ,t t i i'.
Win. ti !m:in, CorncliiH. fur
shi-riir.
AC. Alexander. I'ore-Kl Grove,
cVrk.
Jat. I-'. Kerr. Hillshor.), for
rwvr.i-r.
J ft. i. I-''I. t'onicliuH, treasurer.
(J. . Honiliiraiit, IlillsUirn,
SUJrili!' !!i'Ht of Kl liool.
Jmi. VY. White. tlillhlMirct, coiu-
nNiiiiT,
The' iiiiiniiiatiom have been
f.inl, ami tin1 candidate- will all
In- mi thf ballot with the exe-ep-tin
uf en i!ily iu-heol nuM-rinten-
Ill I WHIN S MM
Th little city of !e-avcrton
UasU the I -.it band of any town
of in imputation or for that
matter twin- iU Kie in the
Male, utnt the youngsters tire do
me remarkably lino work utiiler
thi'lca.l.THliiiM.f f. U. A. I toll
man, who wiw bandmaster nt
Alhaiiy, when the Linn metroo
lin Wits without unequal in the
matter uf hands in the North-'i-t.
The liiemU-rs Htld illHtni-
nietit.H:
I leecilo Frank Teilfel
It l.l
f. I.li t larinct ..
lt HI. Clarinet
I'.li Clarinet
S"lu I'.li t'nrnet.
84) lili Coniet.
Ui I'.li Cruet..,
2ml i!l, Coniet,,
3rd llli Cornet..
U Alto
1st Alto
2ml Alto
lt TiHHimiH ..
'id rrnmUiini,.
t ..I
m inn
liariloni
Kh Tuha ....
lili I'.ass
iiiirc ) nun
Ih-uin .
i Mine
A M Mills
Koy Iters!
W V I (essinger
Hoyd Tetlt
John Johnson
Win lierst
... Carl Morelock
Carl Uessinger
l'Yancis Uoliinsou
Vilas Shepard
ILtrry 11a rues
... Krfnk llolUike
V Kinmons
... .(Veil Khun
K M Kmnions
.Otto Muessig
Karl K Fisher
Mjirl K nns
...lniin INinhson
lie ham! will iivo u concert
t draiiKe la, IVaverton, on
witunlay eveninij:. Oct. 15, with
mmhers as follows:
'"-li ' VmumiIhc" ..I, I' Uiirrmtrnii
A'"I'U , Willi, Kls.i" D S Mc-cAwh
"""'li- (I 1' SiiiiiIi
Iwiliiir "I Niiiuh-" ) S MoCosh
MiitiiM ,P 'Klkwooil" V -V Hi
vni,,,,. T, ,.e" ,,,,( Soutliwrll
'"''I, While iiml lllnr
., , I NT KK MISSION
"'"'li ' r.nlioi.l" J, Kmimnil
"V' Mui, T. ,mil.f 1,,,,,,,.1,.11-mi
.Ainlunir W.U,. "SimtkllllK
W S Riplry
""ilui,. -lUliI,. f Crtlvnliuru"
C K A llnliiiiiiiiii
-r M...i.Ku l llminrr.
IAIKY COW SAI.I;
(At Auction)
Hi
"MdersiCToil will soil nt iul-
y 'iel ion at the Wiley larn,
and Washine-ton Street,
HHshor,,, Oregon, at ten ft. in..
ii
, SATURDAY. 0CT0KK1
"? enure herd of HO or more
'll'.V cows, all hiirl, n-rude J or-
"7. the result of vears of best
"''lection for fitness nnd milk
w;troin ininorted Jersey bulla.
iu are descendants of the best
"UK iiroducinif Jersey strums,
, " as uretron Combination, am
110 sons of Hrown Hessie, who
r'K lirst prize at the Chicago
f.fixwition. The chance of a
I'time to Kt.t splendid dairy
;"' . Will also sell a fine reikis
'eil Jersey bull-a splendid sire
Dorothy Stokes I'oris
. . "is oi Sa i- ( ash. or one
yoiii-s bankable note at 8 per
nilerest.
. ''tl. Schulinerich, Owner.
1'. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Oiwal.l A. (Hhi-u, ,f Corni-liim,
ami w ho hai U e,, taking vim :i'
muhii' and traiiuiiL' :tt lir,.u,l..
h eainin puhlic m.
in mu.'iieal eirc li-s ;w m
V llie followihL' from
I' n Ciiide, umli-r date of
' ' m I hurnilav M.-m
Ainl.ru it.-r and Sparks united jn
eivm a elosin pupil perform
ance for tin- Reason. From a
h-nt-'thy piocraiu we will mention
the names of tin rmwt talented.
i; Miss CiHiM-r, Frl. Schuster',
Mr. Ccilohau, Mm Vouu and
Mr. Otwald Olsen. We ' have
iH'ain to c hronii le much advance
and improement in the first
mentioned, especially in the case
of Mr. Colohan, which was in
remarkable evidence since we
last heard him. Mr. OIh.-ii, too,
has mai,'niliieiit mate-rial in his
basso profundi! tye of voice.
The work called forth much ap
plause and encores were demand
ed froui tie la.it three men
tioned. "
, i .i
e aie now m-uer man ever
prepared to supply our customers.
Welunea iood supply of tloor-
' i s,r . rustic, hlnplap and fmishin
lumlM-r and can furnish tfood
house lulls on short notice. We
also haw a tfood stink of all
kinds of common luniU-r. We
hav e in stock all sizes of tile from
to Id inch that are lirst quality;
also brick and building blocks.
Try our building b(K-ks for your
fruit or jMitato houm or founda
tion for umr buildtni,rs In-tter
and c heaH-r than brick or con-
creie. i arues wanlunf onlers
delivered will do well to place
them early, while the roads are
(.'xxl, and our teams are not to
busy. In the past we Iiml that
it is the failing of many Jieople
t ) wait till the roads ore ulmost
impassable, nnd then place their
orders for delivery, at a cost of
twice what it can U' done for
now. S don't forget, this year,
while eiur stiK'k is complete,
tlrone-r A- Howull Company.
l arun rs are busily enaud in
putting in their Fall Krain these
days, and if the weather shall
not ! untoward, the acreage
will lie considerable greater than
that of last year. Since dairy
ing has hemi in voic the land
has lieell so rejuvt'iiutejd that
wheat is yielding like it did
"back in the sixties," as the old
pioneers say.
Curtains Ijiundered 1 am pre
pared to laundry and stretch lace
curtains at the following prices:
Larue size, ft) cents a pair; small
er sizes, two pairs for 7?i cents,
and three pairs for $1.00. Mrs.
K. C. Haldra. Ilaselino near Third
street. llillsU.ro. 31-2
Jim- Chechatski. of Vinelands,
while haulimr IuihImt the lirst of
the week, fell from his wajron,
trikitur his face on one of the
wheels. He badly cut his lower
ip, through to the teeth, tind
(.rave ins nose a very heverc
iruisuur. Ir. I.inklater nttemi-
ed his wounds.
Horses for sale: Black marc
vears. 1200; sorrel mare, S
years. I'JH : nui irrav mare, o
years. l.'KKl; hay mare. II years.
2ihI.-C,chi. Lennen, I ornehus,
Ore.. Koute 1. Vinelamls.
William Schuhnerich, of Farm-
1 A I. .
inirton. and who capiureu me
sw eenslake nrizes at the recent
fair, for his Jersey cows niu
mil. was over to the county seat
Monday.
arm for rent. Sixty five
- . 1 Ml
acres under Plow; lair uuiiumus,
r, ncivMshishinirnasture. Faitht
miles south of Hillslioro. Cash
rent S.'tf.O. J. M. White, blXttl
and Oak, IIillsU.ro. 21-31
lolm Witt went out to Moun-
..;.,. int.. ilin first of the week to
innke a visit with Fred Schom
hurir. and while there is RettinR
Ids hand in at seeilinjr, auin
Mrs. A. W. Barber, of Eiust
shoro, left yesterday ior an
extended visit wiin ikt nmiein m
California. She will visual iuv
rside and Ontario.
riumbinir and plumbinj? ma
terial. First elass worK. i
. ill II..II., ..t mnil iVr lilt
on . uann, ui. vwi. ....,
store.
J, J. Smith, who exnects to
move to Lebanon in a fortnight
l l.i fminl C.lnni'OP
or ten ciavs. n " " v.. ---
Monday morning.
Miller and wife, and
ll.i.vh Miller, of Portland, were
quests at the J. M. Brown home,
mi T. Conklin was out from
Borthind, Sunday, a Ruest of her
mother, Mrs. Ann l-reeman,
W. J. Ingram, the Farminfrton
hopRrower, was in tne cuy mou
day morning.
u; ill Hnthorn. of near Lau
rel, was over to the city Monday
morning.
J. Q. Johnson, of below Witch
Hazel, was in town Monaay.
BIG MONTH'S FEES
September Collcttioiit Over run
the Juki Mark
CITY ()l: NDKTI1 PLAINS tilTS IILSY
k lor ind Kcccitc IramhUe for bi
Public Wurkic
ie county commissioners trans
t'd the following businc-ss at
their session last week:
Kejiort of county clerk, ap
proved. With fees collected at
$.h.:h
Fees of county recorder ap
proved ut ?LMJ1.10.
Petition of K. Wcnstrom, for
Is'ht to use explosives in creek
arScholls-McFec Creek branch
granted on condition that ikt-
mission !e granted him by State
lame Warden.
A. B. Todd, road supervisor
hstrict l:t, authorized to con
struct stiK-k-w av for A. K. Alex
ander, under roadway.
For sale: Fine full-blood Hol-
stein bull calf. From fine milk-
iru strain. Uetristcred stock.
A. Bendler, Cornelius. licjute Ugard, legislature 11.J5
1. Ueside on North Plains, be- Chas W Iudon, legislature 47.85
twe.-n Dudley mill and Hillshoro. John Chapman, legislature 16.00
J W Gwxlin. county iudee.. 52.00
NOTICE! G W Marsh, countv iudire.. 35.10
Geo Hancock, sheriff 27.00
Whereas, my wife has left my N W Kailev, clerk, nothing
bcsl and Uard without iust paid out and no liability
Viewers reiiort on road as kt provix-ation, I hereby notify all lncrf1 0-00
tition L. M. Herron et als, ktsohs against extending her jo"" commissioner i.w
ml for lirst lime any credit on mv account f mm m JacKSOn, treasurer 20.00
Viewers report on road as per and after the date hereof. J y np- treasurr 24.1o
tition M. S. and Iivina WihhI- ?.-.', John liuhack. rurninn, recoruer io.oj
...... . ,, . .w. ...... ii l 1 ni:.. ii' u.,u. t it
man, re-ad for tin lirst time. i i msiK.ro. ure., sept, a), tyiu, y v 1, y JUBtlv;c " "-wj w-w
Anol i.Htii.n of imh "iiml v. - t-an noixman. consuuie
or franchise to construct main. llenrv Hol'c. of Farmincton. rOrest Orove 0.00
tain and otH-rate an electric litrht was in town the last of the week, h orown, coroner 1.0J
system, water system, and gas ., c, , , , .
v . it. mn'Mien, ill x: ijdims,
was in tow n Monday forenoon.
Sam Dallas, of Gales Creek,
w;ls down to the city Saturday,
Money to loan on real estate Huntinc. or othprw-i
I erms reasonable. Apply to K.U- iniz on the Dremises of the under-
R Will. A II T''!'!, Aulirry Moore, I' red
S ilfoin, Jhu AI'N'tl, 13 t-Hch.
S JIiIIiImiiii .Irw Ail-atr. (4; Oto
h I111I111. rii li II Kfiwiiimi, f S W either-
rril, l ! .Iki Ic , C K )ic iiinan, $1 earb.
S TunUtni W II M'C'orniii k, $7.40;
lli-rman Cillie-r, C K Ac.aim, A I (red
Mul.oy, Will H.1II10111, I) B liuikbHlter,
l e-nrii.
W'pt lnUr J C Smock, $10; C True,
J A Ivly, In, Smock, Cliu H)ei, A W
II.1II, 1 1 mill.
Vaiiliiii('toii Th'id Cbiinrll, $S.o; Alf
i.uerlrf-r. I'lulip 1 'eoldl, Henry Kuratll,
Ji'liu .iiniiii rui.m, 1 lank Jackton, $3
each.
Vi nt Jiiitlr-Olc OImiii, H 60; C Cliriv
te-fiw 11, A V Iirnny, J H Imjwdiiik. Harry
Koliinviii, A I! I'lmt, each.
N Hi llm k II Greer, J (? Umkin,
1' T Kine, V K I'iltenner. Ira V. Barrett,
V V llaiilry. 5 eac h.
.Vive-Hum u II K Krahmrr, Catloo
riH k rnnlii-r, $ 17. t s; li I' Punly. upecial
Iih. 24. ?4yj.8j, I'airbanki Morte Co,
rrai!, s W J K lleac-h, for Matthew
rt, burial, J T Newlx-rry, $45; burial
(.t-o lliiyilun, $45
I O DAIKYMLN
CANDIDATES FILE '
ELECTOEXPENSES
Men in I-nte Primary Spend Hut
Very Little Money
Cir.Uii BAILEY SPENDS NOT A CENT
Sole Man on County Ticket Who Files
no Account
The various candidates for the
primaries have filed their election
expenses, and all on the county
ticket paid out but little money.
Clerk Bailey makes affidavit that
he expended nothing. Th list
of expenditures, according to
the affidavits, is:
J N Hoffman, legislature ..$32.98
W H Holli3, legislature.... 18.24
High Q
UALITY Drug S
(ore
ystem, in North Plains, Wash-
gton ( ciunty, Oregon, granted.
Adjourned to meet Saturday,
October H.
J Dinner, com ml ami rip f 4 Ho
HiUsboru i.lverv Co, livery - t 511
I'acilic Trlriibutie ('u. lelrithonrf 7 21
cieruio Mf( Co, court bouse it 50 ratli P.ros., Hillsboro, Or. 21tf
It . . . ..... ........ .... . ... I
DU'O'WB ntt.iiiig ..ituuiiic- v.., Il.l 4 , , a, V1l rr.
111 MrC aran. ramu & tin cure i'i 6c milium 1 tiuiiinuii,
w r.ouelui. iulKc aal aud rap... 1.040 (it Cedar Mill, were county seat
w Uyaiija.il 1 Sj visitors Saturday asL
(lie J (KMluian aae.aor 'a other... ? 00 I
M Ja.kaon, tiea net & exp , . 51 00 Henry Harris, the dairyman or
Winn irrian.i, &ai ami eap i;y 35 w'lween i s Kim and ( orne ins.
Hirira .v coriu, piiimi-r sun- t.t b.i n v. I nnH..
, . . ... I " I'.V. l. tl.V VII, .,11.1. V4U.
phri, court hoiiac 3 45
W lUiley, aal & ep so Ceonre Schulmerich smnt Sun'
1IK4M l..nKue. nut any oil.ee ... ,0 00 1 1 t .1 Shcw.stHncr
l I'll. ll. rn, I , li.l 11 .1,111 hh I J r . o
i'Ciw, aai t oit.ee eip. . m s6 ranches, In Southern Oregon.
C t tray rip 1145 V II and 1 r Millor
MaiCramiaii.asarwirMl & np..ioi 00 of alwvt Gleiicot), weru In town
lu.onic iiioi, hvery 3 00 sioiuiay morning.
I ... I. ,1- I 1 l.l. ..!.... . , r U I
I 'I " .w iivnnit Ult,.v,,..MJ 11-.. .11 1 I 1 . . . .
C l...irlm . muntv fallll 150 I1JIOU1 lldnursVII, Ul
- - ' ' - " I t.
wm Tupir, janitor - 51 co rarmuigton, w as 111 town
The Imlrprmiriit, priming
'mral drove I reas
Sec Vault & Metal Uoika, irriubt II
Wab Co Ncl, priuliiiK
I Galloway, co fruit itnH'Ctor. ...
IHII14IUIIO.V.O, -,..... .,. ..., ..,,.1 Una lo..4 ,
OK ClH.ke, powder 5 25 I ton, iuiu ow 11m vieuicu uy
ll u'irti, rrui.triitionof ciectoia 45 30 muue a rancn on me luaiaun,
K Kimit " ' 5 00 was m the citv Monday morn
Koau lew era i. 1 va'ii.-iis 11
Lyila 4 Ho, k k li.iliimiou 6, John .Ny
bet 4 So.
llnde
V II Massey. justice Cor
nelius precinct 10
NO TRESPASS
signed, near West Union, will be
prosecuted to the extent of the
law.
Dated this October 1. 1910.
C, K. Holcomb Fred Hamel
Frank Imbrie J. C. Bechen
Herman Muller W. J. Lichty
Frank Holcomb Fred Grossen
A. L Holcomb Lewis Hamel
Herman Glaske.
The PI ace where you
are always getting Drugs
of absolute purity and High
Quality and compounded
by pharmacists who take
pride in the accuracy of
. their work
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
"Whitman's Celebrated Chocolates,
and Candies. 'THE BEST EVER"
ttaminshy s Mahe Man Tablets -and
lir. David Roberts Veterinary Remedies
The Delta Drug Store, Hillsboro, Ore.
A. THORNBL'RGH
President
J. E. BAILEY
Vice-President
W. V. MCELDOWNKY
Caahier
Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE. ORE.
Statement of Condition on Thursday, Sept 1, 1910.
Capital and Surplus $500O0
Card ot Thanks
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks to all who so kindly as
sisted in the sad bereavement,
near
Mnn-
94 5 dav. eettintr some fumishintrs the death of my beloved wife,
w.l . . ' . -ra.',,. T 1 l . j
r.... 1 ,nt , . . u........ v, u p . nnnnn nnn rpriirn psnpr.
101 vnil i.iiKv' new uuusc uc nasi .-- --r-
.-' I,,.-. ...,,,.l..t.l
I) d)N'l UII'IUIU,
ft 6 I 1 I, ,,1 WrtC-ln..
III.11IIUII IIMtlCI,
Loans - $259,243.34
U. S. P.ond (at par) 25.000.00
Other Bond 38,1340.00
Banking House 18,000.00
Cash and due from
Banks and U. S.
Treasurer 116,900.04
Capital and surplus $50,000.00
Undivided Profits 1XN.73
Circulation
Deposits
25,000.00
382.59-l.Cr
$457,783.38
of below
tal thanks to those who con
tributed the many floral otf erinps.
Oliver Johnson,
Hillsboro, Oregon, Route 3,
October 8, 1910.
A Hood River aonle man. who
W. H. MeF.llloWneV. for manV I .a nnf tn tba nan foir orA
a . s wj i I " 'in UO VU b WW HV lVVIafc IQII t I IV
i. ion mm 4 ,5. narnrsi veara one 0f i .tj,r8 famous farm n
He ? 50, (.nan I-, rotia 104 9,s, 11 1. , , . ... "v vnu.u uKf.v
t 7, iho aK . M"v"' niDiw writes me iouowinj? 10
c
Chan 1-; I'otta
Russell K 50, Cbaa R Wesco1.
Murphy 16
Kelirf Ilrljja Bro f 1 4 y.i, Moore
Wtlhetusnu b, Hotlmnu & Allen S t9. J
O Johnaon 7 so, Martin Vamlehey JJ
Sihnmlt .V Kuliacli lo, lieiia nniR
Store 4 85.
Mlrctioiia I C l.atnkin I4, A C Arch
ild Jr VJ 7S. Kre.l Sirirriat 1-' 75, K X
llanlinif I J H Wirt x 40, C K Kimlt
S, I W Capli-a 2 50, C V Tii;ril la o, V
K lMirlt-M 10 S'1. M MilUoy J, J 1 flelcll
er 3, J W Vauilervelilen I )$.
Roads and Highways U A IMletb
life easy at the college city, was former neighbor: "I am sorry I
uowniroiiiroresiurove, flionaay. m ,1 not trpt to sw vnnwh p I
1 . w
J. S. Wright, of Forest Grove. etr 'our county-
and who has boucht and sold 10 nuTro K . X an
uivijr new iuca aa iu cue ijussi-
pro
very
found
that land suitable for aoule rais-
SupeJintendent Vandehey, of ino- could be boueht anvwhere
the county farm, was in town from $50 to $200 per acre, and as
TKoa. C. Todd
DIRECTORS
John . Bailajr
Wilber W. McEldowney
$457,7S',.3S
J. W. Tuqua
J. A. Thoraburtf
nmvi" hnrctiq thnn nnv nthpr nnul
man in the West end of thecoun- Rllltl.es of. yur. sectlon in
n b., nrtf,. oi duction oi apples, i was
M..i..., nff.,,., much surprised when I
fS47 79, v w i-iner on a as, John Herb Monday, and says that with the soon as I can sell out here I am
isi 7s, jonn lu-yer w 75, luaiaun nun advent oi tne close oi tne year, coming down in your county to
i0Ll Tntoaltn"" the cooler weather, the num- purchase a tract to start an or
VT nu erm... 5.7 w au.i isa'so. it b btr of inmatos have grown from chard. In a few years apple or-
ueevea n. D.euon Iron A Steel Co S4. 11 one to live. 1 he last one to re- phards will be seUincr for as hio-h
cou.tin 15.J00 NybeiK 5 r. A Mor- ceive accommodations is an old prices in Washircton Countv as
.111 ... 4 lui.iimlir t'2 ftc .1 N Hoirnmii I e t 1 : I T. . , " c j
.... j, .-- '-m i; ; " u I"'' '"'ra r thev are todav ud here near
V V abmer 8 fto. lliahop Hroa x 60. ' vt'ars- .W e "0 ICiavs Hood River,
Resides. I find that
the number will be very likely the aDule crrown down vour wav
PRIMARY ELIXIION liXPLNht; increased to a round dozen or )s immenselv suerior to the ap-
iwenkm-Freil lterner. is 00: Cbris more. For a long time this sum- nle trrown here so far as flavor is
Schindier, Robt iiiomtwon, b 11 Kevea, mer mere was mil one county concerned.
u lumrr k Killer, at eacn. 1...,...., r,f o.n rm.m 1
Beaverton-J A Johnson, S.6o; Oeo 1 e - lal"- Georce Krebs. One of the SUC-
stitt, w V Deaatnijer, C K HcclRe, H o Marks & Jacobs have taken a rpssful dairvmen of the South
Vincent, C H fry, fi ch. contract to Dut uu a buildine for Ti
Buxton-Hluier l'ease, f) ao; U 11 TT n r.,.,i u.t,:u will havo li. rji...i:
Holt, C A l'eterson, B J Dhvis, J f I Vt v..v...., .....v.. ..... ...v same uu&uifss a.i neiveua, was
i..i.nim. a I. sievena t each: Graiiire a concrete frontage of bO feet, down from Cleone. on the Colum-
Hai1.jj.50. commencing nine feet south of bia, where he is now conducting
uaDaB-i.eicr.re.....,,o,Vv... tae -araiT0. ftlr. Uardner Will n h o- rtn rv Wh P n thomnntv
1.., N I lliirnrtt. Kreil V1 COX. U 1188 I. " ' ..... , . I - 'J - ..-
" nave a store inn uinp- netween n ntuHiinomrura hunHmH h .
llnrrett, J w vaniiervemen, eiccn. , . , .V I r I F,v-"-" "-' -"" uul
Cornelius-Albert Uuumng. P bo; r his shop and the garage, the iara worth of fine dairy stock to
W McNutt. TIids Talbot, M H Hender- back Part to be of W'OOd. He shin tn hia nlirc on tho river
sou, J w Cornelius, A N Cox, $j each; wjj enclose twenty feet back to He Pxnpota to he down here
Mrs Anna Miller, nail, J. t ho ahnn foi hi hlnnl-amirh shon ...u tl.' Cul :v.l
Columbia J C Corey, Juo Lotus, Ueo .......v.. usam yviwu mo otuuiiuciitu saic
Hellalie, C A Miller, A K McCuuisey, J wuu nil oiucc- in iivov. w, jg called.
w m ti nn-1. !imiesu u-i run a eoncrfltft
niiiey-Aibert Dethicfs, f4 40; Wm front for the ' iraraire and connect The Washington County apple
Stepbens, 75c; Jos Ver-niiyei , 75c; Am. . GarJner ieavinfir an arch exhibit has been on display at
Zi iv 4oot driveway, between the Meier & Frank store in
,.'aiwi,m. (i,-i, th. cr.o-.mr,, nnd f.ftnWr. This Portland, all this week, and is
Knsi Cedar-i, Julius, fo) j, fy; w ll bo Quite an improvement. auracung me auenuun pi me
rom. Leonard pinnii, j v nenry, r. . . .. irpnorfl nun ie. ann ann e men.
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Green, V K Uelberxer, fi eacn. unless sometmng goes amiss n an ove te
1,1... R.-. -i it.-i - me jiuioooiu uiuiiLici vju. a nun cfQf0
IMietb, W E Shaver, U h Sparks, Al - B!lwin.rnpvt. Mondnv btale-
'iHA,, as logs are expected to roll In Ed. Schulmerich has .a sale of
cims rotu, ug hilly, jno Greeniood, from the timber near Buxton, his fine dairy herd scheduled for
Walter Sargent, FM White, Jj each. 0y that time. Steel is being wciooer cc ns wui nave me
Gaston K x HnrdiiiK, fs.40; r .1 j )hi k on tne ioeirinp- stock brought over from his
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Hall.JJ. Since litsi opi ins uwuiK w hur- " Lf -""
Mountaiddale-Tbos Murphy, in ao; f nn 0VPr a r irht Of wav. Without ono anu vy asiungum oireeis
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M forest, urove 11 1 nuxion, jy an, -
r a Prtrrar.n. K a Dixon. 1 t Fletcher, line, roreman unaries crown
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,T , , ...-.v-, ri . - ot tno p ant, ior ne is never sui- ngnt, prices, rur particulars,
Wheeler. J W York, Miner Horwlck, J . .. , . , . . ... I Hf l ni
T Vn,V loalab Miller tacll lSIieu UllieSH lie iicilia Llie aao 1 inquiic oi majs uiua., u.cutuc,
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DUTCHESS
TROUSERS
IO Cents a Button
$1.00 a Rip
WE are showing the full line, fresh
from the factory, with many improve
ments. They are all new, snappy, up-to-date
and stylish.
Made in closely woven cheviots and worsteds;
fashionable colorings in striped and plain
effects; cut iu two styles conservative and
"peg-top," and every pair warranted.
BAILEY'S BIG STORE
Forest Grove, Oregon
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HAT PINS
I have the most extensive line of hat pins to bo
found in the city. When your new hat is ready
you will surely need one of these new shapes for
it. The long spike pins are really the prettiest
thing for the hat brought out for the hat in a num
ber of years. Also the white stone pins will add
to the appearance of any hat. All prices from 25c
to $4.00.
LAUREL M. HOYT
Watchmaker and Jeweler Graduate Optamelm
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