JnllLLSB
VOL. XVIII
HILLSI'.ORO, ORIvGON, MAY 11, 1911.
NO. 9
SEVENTYFIVE SCHOOL
OFFICERS IN MEETING
Hillsboro VUltetl by Slate Supi-r-Intcndcnt
of Public Instruction
OR. CALVIN S.WIIITK MAM;S ADIIKI SS
Dheclum and Clerk Ak Thai l and be
Thrown to SthouU
The m-hl olficerH' meeting here
Saturday embruced an attend
ance of 75 olerka and directors,
and according to State Supt. Al
ilormnn. was the third largest In
i,j nit.-ndod in the state this
1 v
Mr. Alderman addressed the
assemblage on whool lt'urislation.
I lir Calvin S. White, of tin
State Hoard of Health, deliver
a splendid lecture on matters of
school house sanitation. ul
.,.,,1 .iutrliKH school rooms, illv
col t till t.'il hi Haul, a wavs left
their impress niton the tifU r lives
.,f hi Htudent boa v. ami lie
nWded for warm, well ventilati
itli sunitarv lava
tories, septic tanks, and all that
goos to mean healthful surround
ings, i'i. neiige, oi neaver
ton addressed the audience on
Pnl.li.Mtv of School Kxpendi
tures. and exhorted ollieers to
.iicourawre taxpayers to take an
;t,t..nut in mcIumiI rcct'iiits am
disbursements, and said that this
could be done at school meetuur
W Cumin iismtiir nf tlu
('ong. Church in llillslxiro sonic
years aj.ro, was in the city Satur
day, and called on ihe Argus.
lie lias just returned from a trip
to Southern ('aliforniu. ami was
clear Id the Mexican Imnlcr
He ciincluded that Oregon was
the 1 1 1 : 1 1 - anil trekked hack, lie
savs thai in all hist travels he
found no place like the Willam
ette Valley, and be is going to
locate somewhere in the Western
Oregon region, lie expressed
ureal satisfaction over the way
it'ti i i i .I . i - -i
inusiMtro is smtKing ou me vil
lage traditions and is getting in
to the "city" class.
RECORDER'S FEES
LARGE FOR APRIL
Damages (liven for l'ioeout'8 Ac
cident Near l orcst drove
W ENT THKOUdH A Dill 1XTIVT; BKIIHiE
Itc-Mijcnalion ul County Surveyor Morrill
In Accepted
w v,. . w. ,.i nianc, now in
dispute, and which Judge Wol
verton recently decided was in
United States title; and to give
such lands as may be recovered
from the Southern I'aeific Co. to
the State of Oregon for the use
of the public school fund; ami
that a copy of these resolutions
le sent to each of our Senators
and Representatives. "
lion. W. K. Newell Rave an
interesting talk on country school
economy, and was the mover of
the resolution to throw reverted
railroad lands into the school
fund. Supt Case recommended
that parents center more inter
est in school matters, and en
courage the discussion of current
tnnicu nnil thnf rwikinu" dobs be
formed for the girls, as well as
encouragement m sewing and
art work. Kor the Imys he ad
vocated arts and the science of
road buildings, etc. Mr. Kindt
thought that much money was
wasted in hiring incompetent
teachers, and argued that this
was a matter that required much
attention, and that Normal grad
uates should be procured where
nnuuihhv
Mr. Case also requested that
school oiitcers make their tmuu
ings and ground as sanitary as
possible at the opening of the
Siimmiir vnentinn
Mr Alflnrmon oiiiriroatoil that
... . . l.tUVIIIIUII UUfVIIVVI. v -
the ladies prepare a luncheon at
the annual meeting, and endeavor
to enlist interest in the session.
Dr. Calvin White dwelt much on
the need of vaccination, as re
quired by law.
Another resolution passed ask
ing the county court to appoint
a denntv school snriorint.endent.
so that the ollice might be kept
open every day ot the year, line
other county offices.
Dr. Tnmiesifi secured the lias-
fiage of a resolution asking the
county superintendent to get all
possible data as to school heating
and keep such data in his ollice
i or reterence.
R. X- llnrHinor aniuA nu secre
tfirv nmt t ha mnntinir nil imirnoil
with many expressions that it
was me most productive session
oi its Kind ever held in liinsuoro.
Make selections in vour home,
where accurate measurements
can ha t.akon nnil vnn crer. a cov-
. . ,j v - - -
set to meet the requirements of
- n - ri i - I - 1
your ngure. oenu postal caru,
or phone call for appointment.
Mrs. M. E. Caudle, Hillsboro,
uregon, l'itth and Jackson bts
lnd. phone. 584. 50-y
J. A. Hazlitt, of Hillside, was
a Hillsboro visitor, Saturday.
He settled up in that section
about ten years ago.
C. H. Herb, of near Banks,
was a county seat visitor Friday
For sale l!av team. 4 vears.
2..VX1, $4( HI; team of geldings, 4
vears. 2.IKHI. $4l!T: team. 4 vears.
2. KHI, $rj.r; team, ( and 7 years,
in good working order. lxi;
team. 4 and .r vears. It. 2(H). $(kr0.
and several ponies, cheap. Must
sell at once. Will give guarantee
with each horse. Take Salem
Klectric to Tigard. and inquire
at liverv stable. Harry Kuehne,
owner, V. ()., Tigard, Or. 1M1
Francis Marion Wright, aged
77 years, died in Scoggins Valley
the last of the week, and the
funeral was held at Forest drove,
Saturday, lie had been a resi
dent of Forest drove and dales
Creek for 42 yearn, and spent the
last few years near (Jaston. He
is survived by three grown
daughters. Mr. Wright was the
father of the late Mrs. 10. H.
Sappingtou.
Sunset Magazine for May
"Nile of the West." by S. Glen
Andrus. Beautifully illustrated
in four colors. "The Spell." a
Western novel by the William
sons. "Guests ol Greater Lhma
Imi'ii" hv Charles K. Field.
I Automobile Section. Now on
1 sale. IS cents. 7-9
Scott Wolf and J. II. Merrill.
7of Cornelius, were in town Mon
day morning. I hey are going
out of the livery business, and
have a big auction sale set for
the 27th nf Mav. Thcv will also
sell a lot of work horses and roll
ing stock. See their notice in
another column.
See our dishes for our custom
ers. When you expend $1H)
with us you get a fine dining
A I I j V.ll i", -
room set oi tiisnes. v.au ior
cards and have the amount of
your purchases punched each time
von huv. When vou buy that
amount you get the dishes, t or
you have a dandy game and fish
set. Kmmott Bros.
R II. Flacc. formerly of Hills-
iKiro, having edited the llil!sloro
Independent and the old Demo
crat, successively, has purchased
a paper at Klgin. Rastern Ore
gon, and assumed the editorial
chair. I lis son, Geo., has taken
over the St. Helens Mist, which
is now "some paper."
Through tickets for Madras,
Uoml Metolius and other Rast
ern Oregon points can be pur
chased of Agent cooper, oi me
Oregon Klectric, at lliilsitoro.
It is not necessary to wait until
vou get to Portland before buy.
ing to points on the Oregon
Trunk.
J. B. Schaefer. of Linton, was
up to the county seat Saturday.
Mr Schaefer savs that his post-
ollice business has grown to such
proporiions that he was compel
led to sell out his store in order
to give the postal work all of his
attention.
See the fine stock of "back
combs," at liibhv. the jeweler s
place. No back numbers - all
new and fresh goods, direct from
the factory; and Gee wmzi-see
ivwi finn ducks and iewelrv of all
kinds, which he is almost giving
away. 8""
tnihre .f. II. Oanmbell. of Ore
gon City, was out Monday, pre
siding at a session oi circuit
court, lie is able to get around
nicely, his injured leec being
about recovered,
Single Comb Anconas, Exhibi
tion and Utility. My birds win.
1st cock - 1 cockerel, l nen, isi,
I 3rd millet and 1st pen,
at the recent poultry show in
Hillsboro. Yours tor tne oesi.
H. E. Cameron. 51-10
The county court settled tht
claim of J. A. Fineout for $2.17.75
at $UM), at its session last week
Mr. Fineout went through a
bridge in the Cornelius-Forest
Grove district.
John Herb was instructed to
repair the Kirts' bridge, near
I Greenville.
Ceo. McGee, as deputy county
surveyor. Alec Todd and J. W
Hughes, to view road per peti
tion R. 0. Stevenson.
Ue-survey and viewers' reiort
old Dayton road, accepted and
ordered established,
John F. .Johnson appointed su
pervisor District 21, vice Chas
Stt.vcna rewkmod.
Ordered that SIJIW.4G in hands
of A. B. Todd be turned over to
Hugh Smith, succeeding super
viaif
I t!ve in Road Districts
34, IW and 31 ordered turned over
tn aiitinrviors: also $1.(HH). spec
ial road tax. ordered turned over
to J. M. Hiatt, for work; tax
Dist. 8. turned over to h. V.
lliie- hist. 31 to John Heaton,
supervisor; 2T to John Zimmer
mnn mm-. 20. to GuImj Esstier;
onle'red that $a(H) be turned over
to J. W. Bailey, special road tax
Dist. 3, for rock crushing pur
noses.
tf..riW Perkins reporter
large fees for April the receipts
reaching $(!;. 84.
Clerk Bailey reported April
fees at
HeKrt of Fruit Insiector Gal
Iiiu'jiv niinroved.
Put it inn of 0. R. Hedge for
return of filing fee, petition of
administration estate Fred Ma-
ger, disallowed.
Resignation of A. A. Morrill
aa ennntv survevor. accepted.
The following claims were
allowed:
x-iiili-nt 11 75.
Iiiwst Ji.lin Ailrnn Wolf R C Ilrown
coroiirr fn 5; jmo", fl mcli 1' O
SkrcU, S W bct-lye. Auk WrrtekoiK, V K
Unwell, C K Ailaniit, r M nnxins, wn
$i 5.1 h J A Rowell, Frank G
Miller; lonmii'i pliysician, ur a l i.nm-
Inti-r. Iio.
inuuinu unit rnllrrtinir P II Huolef
7o, W W lionrow 41. Frel I! Sii K"t 31,
A W SirKriitt H7, C 1'. PUCHUibU 39. win
ViiUniliKlum 27.
IiiiU?(.t Win Itlomiaiist K C Brown
coroner f 15 50; juror, fl ecli Oto O
ItHnriK-k, C B Johnson, II W Clark, () R
Uuick; Wm Cutlitjt-rt, witnens, $1 50;
rororii-r s pliysiciati, or J u 1101111, o.
.1 C Hrr. ritcuit rotirt - II 00
W l Kmitli, J 1 S'atc cases 5 "
A M Collins, rens rrconlei s oi 05
Clias GrilwiKer, J I' fires 3 4'r
,W D hmitli, J list ire lees j "S
I A Cull, u in, em 1 Tki
Oio C. Ilaiirwk, witness 1 !
A Soliler, witness 3 5
Olefin Ik Wash Hewer I'ipe Co.... 36 40
Walunj;tn County Wews-nines
rom pructetliiiK 7 5
S J Calloway, co fruit Insjiertor...- 92 30
WaHh-dre torjm, c n 111 s do
llorinx Bros, livery hire, comrs ct 3 00
Wm Tupper, C 11 junitor 55 20
V. C Brown, coroner, inq 1' Reeves 6 10
Waih Co Tel Co, c h phones 13 65
Thos II Tongue, lint atty office...- 20 00
Mnrttu Vanilehey, leliel co iarm...i27 75
I, rrrkins, jecoMer s ollice Jio no
W M .1 ui U uiti treas salarv SO 00
1) W Clark, watrhinu hocly - S 40
S N Boole, held ilr p aatessor 00 00
Hillslioro tiiilepenilent, stationery
ami printing .. 7 "
"HICKS AT COLLEGE"
A BIG SUCCESS
Students Give Play at Crescent
to a Record Houe, FViday Hve
ALL CARlf;D THEIR LINES WELL
I
Net Receipts Large - Directed by Migg
Wilhelmina Heidcl
MRS. J. M. PARRISH
Mr. Anna Barrett Parrish,
wife nf .1. M. I'arrish. of Wilbur.
Wash., died at Hot Lake, Union
Countv. the last of the week,
and the remains were brought to
this city for liurial. She was a
daughter of the late W. U. Bar-
rett. .md wife, o dtime residents
of Greenville, and who died af
ter moving to this city, mr
husband was postmaster at Wil-
. .1 11 t :
bur, was in me mercantile ousi
ness there for years, and is pres-
ident ot the farmers uanK, oi
th.it citv. She was born near
Greenville, in 1809. and was a
sister of Hon. W. N. Barrett, at
whose home the funeral took
place, Tuesday. Her husband
and three children survive.
Mrs C. F. Reel, and children,
lnunnti Wnilnwa Countv. are
111 num. nil -..,.
guests of Mrs. M. M. Pittenger
and family, and will remain until
after the Portland nose resuvai.
Kouu inaf reppived a dandv
VIC
lot of new rose bushes, and also
t nf troGs.' berrv
vines, irraoes. etc., tor immediate
planting. A nrst ciass stoi-iv.
Morton's Greenhouse.
C. V. Schnabel, of Portland,
,.,ra mi fr firenit. court. Monday.
ii ;vWflria tn havp fi Summer
home near Hillsboro, and will soon
become a resident oi tne cuuni.y.
it fnv snip First.-class timo
4-U.T of mv farm, six mi es IN. Jti.
of Hillsboro. J. C. Bechen. 9-11
Inn McClarn i. com sal & uilleRC..f63 S1'
i,,t,n Nvln-rir . 79 4"
John W Sewell, county jmlne io So
M t! Case, co school supt sal S3 30
u r r. trnveliniz et) i.l 75
Max Criiiiilall, assessor al A exp..lot 05
A A Morrill, co surveyor .- 19
K II Hainl, c h ami jail 00
Jn Lorsumr. FXRUiine briiltre 2 50
f II Hainl. carbon naier I 75
ii r. ltunrnrk Fin sheriff office. .. I03 90
C, C. Hancock, sheriff sal 5 to
r. 1; Hancock, tioanl ptisoners 60 75
.'limit Urns, iail 5 75
v.nli Metal Works 5 '5
C C Store, c h anil jail 1 So
ii...il,..l.llt,.i t'o. mirvevor office.. 4 10
I'shion Stables, shirill's office... lo 00
1 Kuratli, tax refund 7 3
K.ffie (ioilntati, assessor office 00 00
wt 1 n. ...... u.tt alnl V4 Via 4 00
N B LaCourse, relief L C Lncksmi. 27 45
l)r A 11 Bailey, state cases 10 00
J W ffiilcy, refund tnx 3 9
Circuit court jurors (specinl)-A Jok,
C Rehse, J VVhitmore, II W Kafer, J N
Orahel. John W ilt, H'W M uuiuieri. u,
m. ,.!,. I Pilfnnl. C, Rehse. H Kafer,
n,iJr I W York. A K McCuinsey, T
WWyntt, J B Trullinger, $9 each; O ut
Nordlund 4 . Geo J J,lck 55 J. K
l..i,..,, ii K I. Parsons 7. Samuel
11....U r p.-r. W Hker ii). lohn H
Cornelius 39, O W Whitmore 56 4. Olaf
Johnson 63. Joseph ermiiyea 53 40 , i
c i;,... 1,, m Iii.niel Raker t, 70. lohn
I Northrup 5'. Nd Boge 4 4, John C
ltechm 54 60, W U Mays 3I 20, John B
McNew 44, Jake Wiru id 00; " 1
1.... t m ur..rr I .1 Krebs. 27: I B Trul-
linger, John Boeker, 24; J N Urabel, H
t Ai.i.,.11 ma i. r. suuir. n u mv.
Curtuirk, W A Hays, Geo Buckingham,
! O J Paliunteer, Chas lleim, L I' Km
tnott, 11 Birdsell, 12; K S Geer, OSutidin,
Ana Tews, Jno Yandetwal, A Clapshaw,
W R Stephens, A Jack, Jos Downs, K H
Greer, A 0 Donelson, R 0 Vaiiht, C V
l.ibby I) W Bath. John Dennis, .1 W
York, R Craunall, U v naves, nam 1 -ley,
W R Stephens, C Hall, 11 Stowell 2.
Heads and highways B I, Bunnell f4.
,-liUiiioni A. Rice & Phelan 59 57, G
A Plcllh 283 35. Railway Jupupmeiit u
13 23, Beall ffi v.0 32, Kowen oron vo
,u i ivi..re,ni X' Son 2. J D Kelly it S n
it's!), Gassuer Bros I J 75, Beali & Co
4 2ft, C h llinuian 95 bo, .lonn miitie 15,
Uroner & Rowell Co 23 18, Clem Shaner
... r P k K I o re L' it 10, A v nris 2,
K A Kddv 14 70, 0 V Larson 14 7o; J V
Collins, E N Green, 4; M E Buck, N P
Johnson, a; Thos Connt-u. u w warsn,
r., Kvtmn 5 20. JnoCiuiino4 80.
C L Uinmau It 12, E R Brandt 19 05, B
U Reeves 27, F L Brown 2S 35.
Re)iefV F Scl ultz $3 48. Briggs
Bros 15, Hillsboro l'haimacy 9 20, Delta
Drug Store 4, W f Jiesiuger 2 50, vi r
A Bailey 78, Council & Co 35 55.
Ye M-fumta A B Canlcs 14 52, N P
Oakermau 6 79, Mary Clark Bai.e 7 08,
Forest Grove Natl Batik. 15 7. Mercnani
Investnient Co 16 39, U is t- K w
if.mninnrt Winter Co 6t 94. K II & K
J Northrup I3 65, Anna O Jacob9on .88,
M M .1 'rnrupr ia n. iv in niaeura 7.f,
T S McDaniel a 68, I J & Rose Squires
7 46, R D Morse 19 as, Aiuirew noos
6 96. .
Circuit court witness, State vs Debene
dctto Huege Rotuite, Pietro Romite,
79; Gaitano Jassanilla 6, Joe Morak In
terpreter 30, Mike wanip.iniiia 13; nuiwn
Johnson, Harry Challacombe, V H Mas
ley, Chas Crance, a 60; Dr A B Bailey 4.
Supplies -Irwin Hrdson Co $93. Glass
& Prudhomtue 13s -5, llillsboio lude-
Mr fir.nr Simons, of Ihe
Dalles, is in the city. the guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Lsaeon.
fnr s;ili-Cheat) horse.
oywmI fnr farm work. -l,ouis Zue-
trer, Hillsboro, Route 5,- near
Newton. "J-H
I? I. Gravbill and wife, of be
low Reedville, were county seat
visitors Saturday, and made tne
otlice a call.
Money to loan on real estate
security. We sell farms, try
us. The Webfoot Kealty bo.,
Hillsboro. 12tf
.fnlin Pnwpll. who has been up
in the Starbuek, Wash., country.
in tram service, several montns,
is here for a visit with his mother,
Mrs. M. A. Powell.
Fnr salo. verv cheao: Bain
wiio-nn SI-and liirht Hainwairon.
2.J. John Peunh, Hillsboro, or
see wajrons at 1. It. Maxwell
place, Mountaindale. t-y
Frank Miller, of near Beaver-
ton, was in town Saturday, in
pnmn:mv with .1. A. Johnson, the
oldtime supervisor of his road
district.
Fnr snip- Twobrindle heifers.
2 years old; one fresh about May
14. tor both, ifw. vv. n. lost,
Keedville, Ore. 8-iU
T. R Pprkins. of Ruxton. was
down to the city Monday enroute
to Portland. Mr. i'erkins is go
ing out of business at Buxton,
and his sale will begin May io.
k'ppn vour chickens enclosed!
.Tnsr. received a larire consign
ment of poultry wire. JNow is
the time to buy. Emerick &
Cor win.
John Behrman. of near Bloom
ing, was in Friday. He has sold
his baling outfit and thresher to
Ij. J. Holtz, who will make the
run in that section this season.
Fnr sale- Reonstered Holstein
bull calf, one month. Out of
heavy milking strain. Extra
fine animal. J. A. Hazlitt, For
est Grove, Oregon, lnd. phone,
Farmers 152, Hillside Div. 9-11
Snmmpr pvpiirsinn rates will be
established May 16. Agent
Cooper, of the 0. E. & Hill
Lines, would like to have you
come in and arrange ior mat
Eastern trip 15 days going
transit, with stop-over privileges,
returning on or any time before
October 31. 9-12
The High School students gave a
very successful rendition of
"Hicks at College" at the Cres
cent. Friday evening, under the
direction of Miss Wilhelmina
Heidel. to a capacity house, and
the members of the cast excelled
themselves in the art histrionic,
The students did themselves
proudly, and some of the lines
were carried like the actors were
in the professional class. Kings-
ley Lytle made an excellent hero,
and he was ably supported by
pnris Olson and Donald Loner.
while Miss Maud Griffiths, in a
comedy part, was a scream lrom
start, in finish.
Zenas Olson, as the breakfast
food manufacturer, was clever;
Kintrslev I a tie. as the vounrr
student about to graduate, and
whn was wanted bv the break
fast- fonrl man as an advertisins
writer, made good, even after
having two loye attairs on his
Vmnrls at nnpp. anrl Iinc as the
chum of Lytle, gave him a good
clean support.
Miss HeiHel is receiving much
credit for the way she handled
the cast and trained them in
their lines and conception.
N. H. Alexander sang a solo
and responded to an encore, and
was in good voice. Miss Smith,
of the High School, accompanied
on the piano. The chorus by the
girls of the high school was well
received and they were compelled
to respond to an encore.
Ward Wilkes, as the professor
whn liepnmp mixed on his names.
because of deafness, and worked
a hardship on Jordan (Long) in
etpnn' nf Hnrton (Lvtle) carried
his part well; while Miss Alice
Lund and Miss Helen Blackwell
did exceedingly clever work.
These were the parts that were
in the foreground. The cast:
Hiram Hicks, the Braino Man
Zenas Olson
Toni Morton, who writes advertisements
Kir.(Mley Lytle
Fritz j'oriiaii, Horlon's cluiin. who pWys
basket hell ..lioimm umg,
The duality Drug Store
The place where you are always getting
Drugs of absolute purity and High Qual
ity 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" Kaminsky's
Make Man Tablets and Dr. David
Roberts Veterinary Remedies
t The Delta Drug Store
HILLSBORO. ORE.
J. A. THORNBURGH
President
J. E. BAILEY W. W. MCELDOWNEY
Vice-Presiilent Cashier
I
Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE. ORE,
Statement of Condition on Saturday, Jan. 7, 1911.
Capital and Surplus $50000
Loans - $256,378.21 Capital and surplus $50,000.00
U. S. Bond (at par) 25,000.00 Undivided Profits 2,626.29
Other Bond 37,140.00 Circulation 25,000.00
Banking House 18,000.00 Deposits 393,260.93
Cash and due from
Banks and U. S.
Treasurer 134,369.01
lnnivi-v . --.
.i ni.lin,ti Pri,r tn Northern iini
vertiity '. Want Wilkes
IH'Hii Sniiiey, Dean of College of Arts...
(Jladwin Doughty
Percy Robbius, a receut arrival
tierald Bath
Adoiiih Hopkins, a lazy boy
h roil Barnes
Hastian BriKKS, a dig
Roy hch metier
Josh Aiiiierson', basket ball enthusiast..
Klmer Wohler
Charley"" Paiilet, repoiter for "Daily
Shriek" 11''- Wilkes
Peter, proprietor ot "The Pal"
Chas Ueichiiian
AVaiker! manager for Braino Man
, Howard Bull
T.V.a.'"i"l'a..t aam.tr null intArAHtad it1
Horton Alice Lund
Polly Porter, June's chum, and interested
in Jordan Helen Blackwell
Cl:tlre Angeliue Jones, a aWpe-struck girl
Betwie Simon
Siisie SpriKRinB, a freshman.. Alice Smith
Daisy Armstrong, an athletic Girl. ..........
Zola Walch
EM..,. El..loi. a fiwav Ofirl
Blanche Bowman
Flora Beile Delainaryte, waitress at "The
p.i" Maude Griffiths
m.. n..i.h h,wtmir at. "The Unar-
tcrjj'l M18S Dimtll
I in., .'n.'i.l al "Th Ouarters"
Blanche Bowniau
I FURNITURE!
It is a safe proposition that we
Sell More Furniture
than any other store in Washing
ton County. Why? Because our
PUBLIC AUCTION
John Pitman, recently return
ed from California; was in town
Sunday morning. While South
he saw E. J. Lyons, at iunocK,
and says that the former Hillsbo-
roite has 80 acres in eameioupes.
E. J. and Paul C. Long are hav
ing a big time keeping bachelors'
hall in Lyons' Turlock bungalow.
Long is South for his health. Mr.
Pitman is rpeoveriner from a se
vere surgical operation, and is
able to again attend to his worK.
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic auction at the Cornelius Liv
ery Barn, Cornelius, Ore., at ten
a. m., on
SATURDAY, MAY 27
Fifrtxin head work horses and
driving animals, weighing from
1,000 to 1,400 lbs. Some of these
nrf finp work animals, and good
driving horses; all are young and
sound. . .
nil Linda hpfluv. nrivine
(tannic and sintrle harness: 3-seat
sur-rev. 2-seat surrey. 3-seat
Stnrlphakpr hack, all rie;s in good
cVmrio 1 tihw ton hiurfiTV. 2 too
buggies, nearly new; z runaooui
huccripa. rnhhpr tires: 4 DUtreies.
9nf thpm mhher tires: 5 single
road carts, several wagons, some
very heavy, tor hauling, some
lighter, all in pretty fair shape;
gravel wagon boxes; wind mill
and pump, complete, ouyer. to
dismantle; 2 binders, plows, har
rows, riding plow, 'L moving ma
chines, and numerous otner articles.
nfSalp- Under $10. cash:
$10 and over, 6 months time, ap
proved bankable note, at per
cent, interest. 2 per cent, off,
cash over $10.
Merrill & Wolf, Owners.
J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer.
$470,887.22 $470,887.22
Rosorvo 3 4 rcr Ooxit.
DIRECTORS
Thos. G. Todd John E. Bailer J- "W. Tuqua
Wilber W. McEldowney J. A. Thornburtf
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PRICES are LOWEST
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On the same quality of Goods.
People from a distance are sur
prised when they see that they
can save 25 cents on the dollar by
buying from us.
Come to Forest Grove and see for .
yourself.
Fluost Stools, of Wall rnper In County
C. O. ROE & CO.
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
John Koch, of beyond Bloom
ing, was in the county seat Sat
urday.
DON'T WAIT
TOO LONC
Two years is a long time for a per
son who uses his eyes constantly to
wear the same lenses. I will except
young folks, but middle-aged and
old people will find that they do not
see as clearly as they should.
Come some time and see if a slight
change in the lenses you wear does
not prove beneficial.
LAUREL M. HOYT
Jeweler and Optician
MAIN STREET, HILLSBORO
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