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Fresh Drugs Always
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DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
re the latest is the market. Brashes,
dentifrice of all kinds, not water bottle,
syrioges, in fact, everything found
metropoHtaa drug store.
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P. E. GARDNER, Prop.
If you will just jjo to Forest
Grove Saturday, you can satisfy
ourself that Gov. West has
horns or hasn't any.
NEWTON ACRES
Fine 5 and 10 acre tracts, five and or.e
half blocks from Newton Station, on the
Southern Pacific, and only one and one
quarter miles from Hillsboro. Deep, fine
black soil; improved or unimproved
$150 to $250 Per Acre
Fine for poultry, fruit, berries or garden
tracts. Will sell on easy terms
LAUREL M. HOYT, Owner
v.-.-.v.iv.rt
When you hear of anyone talk
ing about slumps in values, anent
Washington County farm lands.
acreage, you should take a
tnp up the East side, out of
'ortland, and see how acreage
and suburban lots are valued, as
ar south as Oregon City and
then you will take a reef in your
pessimism. We are about the
same distance from Portland,
and property over there is valued
at still higher figures, and being
sold every day. When the South- j
ern electrifies and this is but a i
question of a few months you ,
will see prices of land go still
higher out this way. And with
time Hillsboro will see just as
cheap transportation as the East '
side getsT
Hoffman's Sawmill
is sawing from the best timber in
Washington county. The finest
Rough and Dressed Lumber
always on hand. Estimates on
Buildings, Flooring, Rustic, Ceil
ingsall kinds of finished lumber
for house material. We deliver.
Phone: Pac. States, Glencoe Central, 37
PETER HOFFMAN, Bacona, Oregon
4
Excursion Fares East
01119110 0
During the Month of May, Juue, July, Augutt
and September, on date ahown below, the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
will sell round trip tickets from
HILLSBORO via PORTLAND
as follows:
TO FARES
Chicago $73. 10
Conncil Bluffs...
Omaha
Kansas City ..60.60
St. Joseph
St. Paul- J
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs 64.50
Minneapolis, direct 60.60
Minneapolis, via Conncil Bluffs 64 50
St. Louis 70.60
Boston .- 110.60
New York .109.10
Washington, D. C ,118.10
Atlantic City, N. J. - 103.00
SALE DATES:
Miv 16. 17. 18. 19. 3. 4, 5. 7, 28 and )', June 5, 7. 9. 10, 12, 16,
17, 2i, 21, 24, 29 and 30: July 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. 6, 19, 20, a6, 27 and 28;
Auut. 4, 5. M, '5. 16 17. 21 2 23, 28, 29 and 30; Septemljer I, 2,
456 and 7. Stop-overs withii limits in either direction. Final re
' ' turn limit October 31st.
For fares one way through California inquire
of any Southern Pacific agent, or write to
WM.McMURRAY. General Passenger Agt.
PORTLAND, OREGON
IlillL H
I. A. lONU. Editor.
County Official Paper
dubactipiioo: flJO per Aanoaa.
Kvery Tharadatf
IXitO a McKIKNRY
Combined Statement of
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF HILLSBORO, ORE.
and associate
THE SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
At the close of business March 7, IQH
RKSOVRCF.S
N-.ol J1
Loans aad Discounts tw iV,
V. S. Bomls to secure CtrruUtioo J bJ
Prtminm on I". S. B BiU " v
Boada. Securities ' M
Banking House Furniture sod Future '
, S.000 c J
Other Real Estate Owned
Due from Bank and Bankers..- ' '
Checks aBd Other Cash Items I,7 .
Cah oa hand ' '
LIABILITY'S.
C.piUl Stock . . M-', 0
Surplus and Pro6ts
Circulation - J
DepoaiU - o.7H-:4
TrwuMt."
l'rHTt
Slart t 01 J M'n'
anJ luit I'ollowi
hathcr-i-U Cl4i Sh. Slnavk Hi
Willi Hoe tlsnJIc
MrH.JanoKfnninjrton. iluuvhti-r-i'n.law
of th- pnulmK
witnt-ss. Jflin Kt-nniiik'ton.
WJnt.m. wast yt'strnlay acunttl
l,v a jurv in JuJue Smith's court,
.h.. .-hHrvri" nf assault. 1""
ol.l man teslitifd that he and the
familv of hi n have Wen hav
:., r.,l,l.. for some time over
the old vrentletnan's property
iv.ii.-h Unow in litivratum men-
i'oiirt. The son am! wne
i t at .
want a warranty tUtM. wtiiie me
..ntleman alletren they are
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The University of Oregon ap
propriation is having some hard
sledding these days, and Mr.
Parkinson has filed with the Sec
retary of State the petition ask
ing for a referendum vote. " Par
kinson alleges that P. L. Camp
bell, president of the University,
met him and offered him a bribe
to not file the petition. Camp
bell, in a signed letter, denies
this, but admits that he was wil
ling to pay the expense incurred
if the petition were not filed.
Had these "expenses been paid,"
they would have been paid by
the taxpayers' money, would
they not? Getting down to the
concrete, or asphalt, or bitulithic
what do the people of Oregon
think about this proposition, any
way? It will be remembered
that old Washington county,
which is as progressive as any
county in the state, a few years
ago vetoed an outrageous general
appropriation biH by a two-to-one
vote, and it may give the
University of Oregon bill a solar
plexus. Washington county is
perfectly willing to pay for edu
cation; it stands for the Corvallis
school; and it has stood its taxa
tion for normals, and all that,
but when the extreme comes it
may decide to lop off purely local
schools that benefit sectional ter
ritory, and take only that pupil
age which can afford to pay the
top price for education. The
majority of our taxpayers cannot
afford this.
Order Your Wood
For next Winter.
Fir and Oak
Prices the Lowest
H. D. SCHMELTZER
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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hia
Don't
be a
doubting
Thomas
There's but one choice to
make and thut in HKA
VKli STATU FLOUK. It
U the W'st for all iuros-s
makes the best cake, the
lettt pie.
You wi II never Ik' m
doubt if you order a Hack
today.
Your Dralrr Srll It
Climax Milling Co.
W. H. WEHBI-N3, Dr. S. T. LlSKLATER, DAVID Kl KATI.I,
President. Vice President Chicr.
The Hillsboro National Bank
With Savings Department
Both under Government Supervision.
$60,000 Capital
Our entire capitalization consists of Government
Bonds, deposited with the United States Treasurer
The Largest Capitalized Bank In the County
We Solicit a Share of Your Patronage
.,.. t. li-ivi imc. under 1 lU
L:iin unless he is assured of
livimr. or one-third of the crop.
1 in.. .i:iv hist week, after order
thi.'vouin: folks olf the place.
l Ki-nnimrton tied a horse on
a grass plat, near the old jrentle
nvin'-t taituto iaicn. ami ien
niiurton pert' objected. Annxup
.nmiit ana me lauin
she struck him with a hoe nan-
,)!, She denied this ami aiu ... . ,M (..., it
that she merely pushed him over wm, nWn m thl. rily
after he had brandished the hoe. TluSli..v
and knocked out the stake to .
which the horse was tied. William routkes. of rarmmir.
The jury: Thos. llailey. (1. J. t n, was a city visitor the last of
Palmateer'. John Dennis. August the week,
lews. Andrew Jack and 11 B. Hay for sale First-class tiino-
toiuns. hv. at mv farm, six null's N. r-
I'lie old man is 1 1 years of age. t HiUsUiro. - J. C. IWcheii. It 11
and says he is satisfied to give
the Kenningtons a deed to the A letter I rum Miss Kose vu-
miierty if he can W assured of cox was receiveU too late i put
nough substance to keep him- in type lor this issue. Jiwinap-
Kar next week.
If the remainder of his life.
hey, on the other hand, claim
if was 10 nave given ini-ni a
warranty deed some time ago -
;md here is where the trouble
tarted.
4 ar M fcWarasf fiW m Tim mud Mmwlitgm OmprntHm
A Modern Banking House with Fire
Proof Vaults and Burglar Proof Safe
Every Courtesy Extended to Our Customers.
DIRECTORS: J. C. Hare, E I. Kuralli,
Bag'ey, J. C. Kuratli, G. A. Webrung.
M. C. Wehrung, 11 T.
Second and Main, Hillsboro, Oregon
Joe Simon has agreed to run
independent for mayor of Port
land, and the Oregonian is giv
ing him substantial support Mr.
Rushlight, the regular primary
nominee on the Republican tick
et, promises to give Mr. Simon
the run of his life.
The Hillsboro Garden Tracts
Addition to Hillsboro has been
filed with Recorder Perkins.
You can verify this touring car value!
witn your own eyes
It is to he hoped that a good
crowd will turn out to the nieet-
nmre attention. Turn out. then.
tomorrow evening, at the city
hall, and help things along.
20 H. P., four passenger, Sliding gears, Bosch Magneto, no inch wheel base. Fully Equipped $1075.00
Two jwople died 6f heat in
Chicago Tuesday. Out here we
had a day that was neither too
cold nor too warm. And yet
there are people who do not like
Oregon.
John K. Davis, of Clackamiw
ing called by Mayor liagley. to- Co.. and Grace Schmidt, of Wash-
morrow evening, to take up the ington Co., were granted a wed-
matter of a l ourth of July cele- ding license this afternoon. al-
ration. As a rule eight or ten ter Iirenz, of rortlarul, and
have the entire burden ol a Anna Kosmalska were also given
demonstration, and it is time a cupid ticket
that everybody gave such things , T ,w wnPL!ni- fnr
railway at Umatilla, Oregon, in
dow n for a day or bo. a guest of
relatives and friends. J. T. sas
Wanted: A mature Guernsey, that he .sees big improvement
Jersey, or llolstein hull, for im- down here since his last trip to
mediate use. Must be reason- the old county seat
able, as want for temnorarv use.
only. Ferd Groner Scholia 'ie iNeison im iuing on i mm
k Mini " l'fi..iip '"." -ictt.i, iui;iu.um.,,
IIHK l' lllll. Ill All.. L 1 1 1 t II I L' 1 1 i a
..i.i ifT ture is about complelel. an
. w nen me enure row nouin oi me
Kern. Birdsell and daughter, hnti.1 14 fiTiivihi'il it will iinmnt n
Mrs. John Dennis, departed vorv nnt nii!Miimni'
Tuesday for an extended trip to
lowa. Chicago. Detroit, and To- An omcer was sent oui io tin-
ron to. Canada, and other Eastern ul,l,t'r Vmelands country, this
points. Mr. Birdsell was raised morning to pick up Julius Cream
near Detroit, and exnects to have er, insane. Creamer has been at
a good time visiting old boyhood tn? asylum, and was released as
mends and scenes. eureu some ume ago. utieiy
, f t . , , he has been growing violent
Do not forget to attend thu
High School skating party, at Hillsboro's representative bus
the Hartrampf Kink, Saturday iness men should see to it that
evening, May 20. General ad- capital m interested m sawmills
mission, 10 cents. Skates, 25c or lnis city-for better trans-
. , hortation facilities are hard to
lieo. Uark. nro- fin,i
moters of the Columbia Trust Lean a big pay roll-and payrolls
t o., and now hand mo- F.nt u i. ..
M , i . " aic niHRe u low n grow,
oreland property, were out to
Hillsboro Tuesday, guests of C. Mr. and Mrs. Ja3. Wilson have
H. Jacobs. They are also inter- heen having matrimonial break
e:sted in llogue Uiver property. pr9 on their wedding sea. After
Ronton Rm,mn u,!f- -A "7 M WCek. ly
t p b" r .:4 7' n" u JMW the bride went to
v r Rminn ,". " r , - ocweu, me oriue went u
u.. i... 1 1 . . " iotv max, iivr miner averred no
her husband was pastor of the ,.,i,i i, . ",li LrLU ....
Christian Church.
Guaranteed For Life
THREE OTHER MODELS.
Runabout, J&&25.00
Torpedo, $925 00
Coupe, $1200.00
This guarantee means that the Hupp Motor Car Company guarantees the HuDtnihile fr tv, ac .i . - ,
workmanship, during .he life of the car. and will replacefr of .nnj T,' n,",,e", w
factory for inspection. So you have in the Hupmobile Touring Car not only XhTmTrlZrZu ' ?" ' Urn . Ul
power, -quipment and luaury ever offered a( such a price; but a guarantee which MhlUh ih ? I 'n ,P"i,,t f
yond all posiibilty of argument. Back of this you have the whM oTt q rF f th,R T,', , e'
mobile owners, that this new touring car will cost so little to maintain that it can n , m L ,housa!"ls " ,IuP
ptnse, in iiiew of the service rendered. "csn not acloally be considered n ea-
The celebrated NEW WAY air cooled Gasoline engine. Fully vunnntA r.,
and see the NEW WAY engine work, and be convinced. Genera! Automfhil. 1
Machine repairing. Call and see the Hupmobile. Let us demoLttt Tto Jou
W1LI1ES AUTO &c GARAGE CO
tuyx iuu mam oireeis, opposite Uourt House, Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Horton, of
uregon uty, and Miss Mary Cof
field. of Goldendale, Wash., were
visitors the tirst of the week at
the home of Mrs. D. W. Bath
and family.
Married, at the residence of
the bride's father, in West Wash
ington county, May 16, 1911,
Miss Llla M. Pcchin to Henry
Jerrett, Kev. Stivers officiating.
Herbert L. La Forge and Ellen
Aim brick were united in marriage
at the office of C. H. Fry offici
ating Justice of the Peace, May
15, 1911, at Beaverton.
A. C. Donelson and Thos.
uragg are representing Odd Fel
lows Montezuma Lodge at Port-
; wiiij mis week, in the Grand
; Body.
j Mr. Mead, of Mead & Murphy
, Laurelhurst people, of Portland'
were out the first of the week'
j looking over the town.
Mrs. H T, Koeber, returned!
Tuesday from a week's visit!
with her sister, Mrs. Ferd Gro
ner, Scholia.
J. II. Footfi .If nnil ..,: ...!ii
leave for Florida, next month, to
horn? State tht''r future
01 the wnnhl maU t
sv-( oiic nan
not yet 18 years of age. Her
come m June.
18th birthdav wil
and the bride has remained at
home, so far, rather than have
trouble.
PJHsWWsJtQH
J rt n" . ueia, Klchmond, of
.Grand Forks, North Dakota is
I visiting with Miss Grace Rath
Smlla. It "
When fifteen paces la y0uP
And ths sheriff naming tnl;
Whan rani day bohs up anit iach fd
You fear will ba your InM;
When dnblor rise aa one and flla
Tha dreailcd little "list;"
When walklnc every little while
Vou meet a shaking fist;
When pockets that once Jlnnlod loud
Ara empty and thus still;
Whort ome you've ported with tha crowd
And blew It to Its fill;
When onee It was a constant Joy
To live and eat In style
'Twaa easy then to laugh, my boy.
But smile now, blank you, smllel
Puck.
Merely Wished (a Know.
"Mother, did father hnve to ask yon
more (linn once to bo his wife?"
"Why, dearest, wlmt makes you hIc
ueh a queatloti?"
"I Just wonted to know whether yi
always aiiRwered no before yon
thought, the sumo aa you do to me
n-VBart Herald.
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" 8ong.
IwMtM ye mc -to- da ship 0'
sosrml sail,
But don't you be no Jonah. It's hard
upon da whale. y
Tou better steer fer glory whilst do lnf '
la called "Todayl" jOM '
But don't you ro lak' 'Lljah or MWW'
burn up on da way,
Oh, de wort' la full o' trouble, WW
comes on ever' han', . j
An all you git w en da trouble'a dortsVsVf I
(limpaa o da promise Ian' I njO i
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