IT TT
lnlflLLSBR
l!IU.SP.ORO,OKW.ON MARCH 2). toll
NO. t
ffjOi FOOTE
PASSED AWAY SUNUAY
siMU til Kl OMK I II IV MKS
L .if l Jh Sh.lc -
. i .. .. L o
U I-. -I'-. '" -""
....i,,,,:,!! an.l eapitali.t. men ai
.. h-ML- "f hi l"'"l'" r. '', rr
of tin- llul.-l Tualatin. s,,h-
Cy nil. !(..". March It'.. Mr.
,,(, t:al I" '-" :'ltnv U'T H.'Vt Hi!
anl, t.ut hit condition was fn.t
far iit evltrnal np
i e roi.i if in l. II'-
VriniH
L , u able I" eat i" the !"
Va .IllUK l""" I'T MM..)
I . ,,.,.( ..r .HT:iM.M,al
Ik- la t "t Hi'- vv i-vk he
limt.l.4;r..-.t at-. il iil leeimg ho
,.. an. I tli- . n I c.l 11- S Iti.l.iv,
'-.I.- u n II known Hi''
r..i l.ii'.tlm I'iaihH. where he
Lii.-.l I arm l.twU Miiee l SJ'-'J.
Lh.n In- lir-I . alii- l.i f. t-..ii
was a '"iat"l H -'"I'll
IV. Shut-'. 'I"- hanker, l-.lh in
farming and Lanl in;.-, !..r many
......- Alt- r hi l.r..fli.-r. I t-rrv,
ai,. f.' Ili'l' Ut". I"' nia.l'- tin
,,- witli H i- f.tn.iU tl l lt. r
,art "I tl.- tune.
Mr I ,.!. was 1 1 1 at 1.1' it
L-im.' N.-a Wk. A u 1 1 t Ki7.
.! . rik--,.-.! I In- hhntil t" Iregoll
ulu-ti In- a l.iil :!'' m ar-i old.
.- Ii'a.i - I'"-. (''How I"'.'!'
rn ii'nl M-f.-r 1'i-rrv I note.
lllilNI-'ru. 1 lav.ue,
lima. Mri Amanda l.- t-ir.
!nev. New k . ami V '.
ru-te. of I'. I" I'aii..-. Wk.
Ikteand a never married.
J!.. I. a-. i-i a i on !! t able en-
fair, rtifi-41-.t itnf i'l ni.'111'iii'is
atul farm Ian. Is a wi ll i' iooihy.
Several t-ar-t iu'' In- il.--l-l ev-
.ml piet-en "f In- farm latuN to
the h.-ir- i.f lln-1 ill- M' -.. l.irMv,
(; rrtainms.' a lif- teii-nt.
I'lll-Hr ;l. t H...V ft I" I In-1 .1- lit vs.
litli- pa-eunvr at ili-alii. An at
tempt t' break lln"f ib-e.s ih
inailf two "r three
lull tin- vratitu"! Ai'it ni U'lli
the l.iAi-r an l S-n .r-n t'.'iiiK
Mr. I i ti- w.r if't'-'l "'" l"s
kiinllv ili-.'-iti"n. lui'l In' " 1 1 1
I'd it h ti ih fn. ti'l iilm.i-l I'M ry
nTH'itt w li" li'-'l 1,11 t'"' l'l:1"s
i-BHt nf IIiINIkh-m. .- w an i'-n
hainl'-'l. Iia.l tit t I..I.I lial.iti. ami
WHH liiv;lll.V i-' IriMlli'il.
Tin- linn rai t.H.k .lai '- Tii--ilay.
intrriiii-iil li-im' in tin1 '"-t
I'iiiiiii l i nn d rv ,
"HUk ID llll. I Ak'M"
II. S. lliwiiii. t'r i: ilmf
fiiU'iii-i-r it tin- Nui't tu rn I'anlit
kmlwav. mi tin- i"ir-t. wa- Hi
from din farm hhiiIIi "t u-m-hi is.
tin' last i.l th.' Wn k. Mr. II'H"H
IiiuI rliaik'i- i.f tin- to:tl "I"'"
tlii-y luiilt tin- Imk' SLaiii'ii' tun
in'1, at that tun.' tin- must rr
tnarkalili' work nf i'lu'inii'niiv:
known to tin' rai In t;ul worM in
AiiHTira.
Mr. Ilnson is intrii-sli'il in
1'ortlanil i.n.ni ly, Imt nri'iitly
fi-lt a lunt-'imr lo vi t I ark to tin
iniili 1 1 ft, ami iiuivhasi'il t'i'
ranch m-ar tin foul I 1 1 1 - tl"'
t'hi'lial.'in rannr. IL- liki-.t Wash
iiUftun Couiily, ami say.H that
tlnllar for ilollar in aliu In' vr
oil lictti-r t hail In' tliM-s in Multno
mah county.
MtCOY Willi I I N
St. I'atrirk'H Cupi'l i-i li hrat
iiik' tin- anni vt-rsnrv in llillshoi'o.
Moihlay. March 17. I'mmiMh
inir flu 1'i.tit i.'ii-l inf mill ics to a
wi'ililinir in .luilt'i' Itrasnm-r's
(!hamlii'i the hitfli roiitractinn
iarlii'K tu'iiiK Miss I'luM'ht' Whit
ten iiiul M f ' Mi'l 'iiv
liriiht ami hhiih an1 localfil
nil I lot fin-in of Mr Mini Ml'H.
Hint, ami they have n lnwt nf
Iricmls CDnp.riiliihitinit thorn on
till' nimtiaU which were SnliMll-
ni.cil on Urn ilny of nil ilayrt tloar
to tin.' Met oy family.
COHKT li;iS IWISII I'MIISI-NT
Monday inornino; St. Patrick's
l'ay was i-clchratfil in tiivuit
court with a ilim rt'anl to the
anniversary of h-i'lnnil's patron
Hiiint. A Him of Krin that is
Home of his forefathers were
Irish presented JiuUru t'ampliell
with an Irish "nitty", which in
Annrlo-Saxon is a i-lav ie. nu
attached to it was a sack of Irish
tohaeeo, wrapped in reen cloth.
I'l i '. I....I "A..' I'll
in- i nun it'll i ii i ixt iii u
Moii. lav was St. I'utrii k' May.
ami thr Vri-ii" wn in viilrncr
i ry w hi-ri'. Iri-taiid'a putmn
Saint a uh m rhapH lh- ri'iirit
of mori' ultriit urn the world ovrr
tlian any of thr Im-ih licriit. ami
tin nha.li- of him who luiiihr-d
tin- Hiiakt-H from In-land must
ha vi- U-i-n v-ratilii-d if homajft-maki-M
tin In rat of a npint wrll.
I hr Ami-rii-un. th- Irishman, the
Si iitihinari. tin- Imtihinan ami
nil iiatioimhtii-H wore the little
nvrn rihUm in honor of the day.
and llir Oranxi-mnn w an courte-
niis rlii.iH'h to kl i p hia oratltfr
undi-r i-oir.
I i.r half V.M for hatching.
S L I. Urdu. Harrrd lcka;
i ht m tttrik' of f lr
lo. Hahv ihuki-iiH. VIS centa
rach; S. C White l'horna. 1
l-r ir: V t-r I; hahy chick,
to cent. Will do rimtom hatch-
me and furnish i-Kk's of Irmlinif
vatn tirs. Akrent for the famoun
Mi t 'lanahan inculmlor. S-nd r.
iii l for ttttnlokfiii' ly iMtal.
AUi have hhiii While U-tfhorn
cm ki ri-ln for sale. U. K. Iun-
iniM.r.On-nco, Addrrns. IlillsUmi.
Uute I.
JaU-Z W ilkrH. one of the m-
iii i th. hvitiK' ni-ur iiieniy Jtarn,
was wo lo thr liiiHini-K mi tion.
Saturday, carry intf one of hin
iniL'i-rs in u Hliiik he hail ln-'-n
tin nk- itivT with thr luininrHH
ii.l of a L'onher trap, ami the
lu-it wa""(tii-nn d"clrar thnnnch
ami Uirooifii. nn jam- inw-iy
i prrH.Hr it, "never had any
llnnif hurt t had. excetilintf
oii.r whi n a Uiv I was to the
um.luar.l of a fellow who was
i hi-wnik' tuhaceo. and I K't mm
of it in toy eye."
I xaw ciirdwiKnl. ih-H up to 12
iiu In s in diameter, frnce rails,
and Uiards of all kinds, into
sIom-wkh! length, Will go into
I In- country. Write, plume or
mi mi' ( arl Skow . corner
Mh and Kir. Ilills'.ioni. Oregon
Phone. City Ki!.
The lour of Mishi-s Alice Lund,
r.-...l.-r and contralto, and rlor
riiee Salter, violillistr and Kec
mid sopruno. in company with
M.h Irma P.i-rvl Shumway. ot
Willamelte I'tnversitV. down the
A illamette Valley, ha met with
f .w.r Iiv the music loving imblic.
inn I the ores notice given the
trio uhow that they have leen
in,. i-.. fsivuial.lv receive! than
f the Kastern mii.sical ag
gregationnow louring the Went.
1'i.r Sale -A M-ttcre farm, half
cleared. ii room house, ham. both
in t.o.l condition: and outlmilu-
ihl's vounu liearing orchard
v. nr Kiuiion and town. Want
to sell on account of old age am
. . -. ti . u i';t..
no ii'ii. rue lux v-uj
Inn I e fi. oM
I Ind l'ln on Hun in the Cooper
Mountain Sctlion
SITTIt: WIIM KIIAU St PI iVISOafS
ROCK QUARRY SUES
AAaiaUlralMt Sae4 tail al Week
I.MikU( Dm Road ad BriJjn
The County rourt ent the last
of the week looking over road
and bridge atTairs in the Udy of
the county, and while out also
inM-4ttt aeveral rmk ipiarry
Hitra. The Ctioper Mountain
ipiarry wa one of the lest corn-
inir under the purview of their
travel. It is the intention of
the court to Hii-ure aeveral nn k
unarm so a to have them or
future operation for macada
mi.mg.
A portion of County lioad No,
412 w as ordered vacated as n-r
lH-tition. John M. Wall apiH-anng
for the IH-Iltlotier.
A warrant for SKrfl.an was or-
tleritl in favor of K. J. McAh-ar.
for refund on taxation.
The follow ing claim were al
low ed
K & Ml l.iu. Ut irlun.1 I Jl
lirlla & hunlv YimiiiK.Ui irfun.l. S V?
I. W kiarlltih, ll.ltr - IS ou
J II Hi.Hmaii. htfltfv moik tn IS
- L JutiuMiu. ttf rt tufuf Ho
OiD.I Juioi - Tb.M Cntkbill fi In.
i: t lullri il Hi. II W Sn0 l ?' '
har.l C.iWli aKti.J T liirr B (mi, S A
Vlltef 11 Ka. A V KIMjf H 40
!('.) t.l IIikIii l'ht lrfiliitf
lie 49. J M J"lii'"ii bS. A Mrc.l
m 11. lira I oturlniaa 117 7o. All'it
Kiui US AHifl 1'inru Jll lrl
llrt 1 1 4V. Al.l l-rlrli 40 J. l.'dl
Ibb M Jl. i V MulW-Ml V4, Hrm
..btifc.o bi C C Sloa 74 41. Hrn
llrtui-kri iM 16. I..1 B'Olirn llo J
M llili Si n J"ha llrn.a j S6, V
ku blri (m vi II J Krrni.ll t4 S7, 1 A
JuhOMiaM.) ot. J II llntilll.ll i ( .,. J
I i:...il uii ut Ailhur knot 11? IV Inn
Huh Jul 10. J K lUv.trn 4 hi. 1 M
V.n.lrii.o.lro 144 IS. J K Bryrf US .'id,
loha .inuiiritusii 41 U. I Wo W Btoo
iSu So. Hrt.it .t.tnoo 4 7". Aml
KMiur it? it. Tom Mutlhy lis . K I
S. bmrlllrl I to, fir.l C tiwll Jll. I C
MtkMlMII UT lb. A 0 Tl'l 4 o 4. A
llrt ktti.n Sli 77. Cht Wrchitll SS 70
I J st.r.lin no lu NrU Ijiiiii w S
K C HulWr 44 J it. r Klnfhiiri H?,
i li Itiir t-i ti I. mat kloluir IS7 74. I
Mufil.ak 1J1 ti K 1. Ilttmn 41O ts. A I
llrikuiao l S- -Inbu llmlon 17 f. 1'
Wruurr 4. M L, Klin 4 4. C Nrlwia
6 iS
OWI.UON -I.I:CTKIC TWAINS
SUDDEN DEATH CAUSES
Mr. Churlr MatfieM. of I rct
lrove, !ipirc I riJay .Niitht ,
HIST MORTIM fXAWNTION Mli.D
Jry tad Dr. Ycancy f iail Solhinr lo
Atttrtaia Ciu
Mrs. Charles Hatfield, of Forest
drove, did suddenly Friday
night, and as she had riot l-n
very ill ailing only Irom a slight
indisjxtsition -the authorities
held an inquest to seek into
causi-s w hich led to her demise.
SheritT Keeves. in company with
the coroner. Dr. Parrett. and
Deputy District Attorney lonrue
made a thorough examination of
conditions, and on Sunday Dr.
Yenney. assisted by Dr. F. A.
Hailev. of Hilisboro. made a iost
mortem examination of the re
mains. As near as can lie learn
ed there was nothing suspicious
aliotit the death. Several physi
cians worked with .Mrs. Hatfield
for two or three hours U-fore
she passed aw ay, and none could
determine just w hat caused ui
tu ilnt ion
Mr. Hatfield was down town
in Forest (Inne, with her hus
band. TiK'S.lav. in the family
auto, and she apared to l in
fair v L'oinl hea th, (hi tn.lay
eveninir she did not feel so well.
and she told her husband to get
his dinner in the business district.
While he was at the restaurant
h wan notified hv telephone.
and he w ent to the bedside of
his w ife, who was then in a dy
ing condition.
Sheriff Ketves and the o lcia s
do not think there is anything
wrong, at ail, and that she died
from natural causes.
KUAL ESTATt; TKANSI IIRS
SOU HI.RN I'ACHTC
Kchmoke it., too."
Miuu Mni'in 'I'niiiil of Port.
... 1.1.1 ...III H Mlll"..' "
land, was out Sunday, the Kiiest
I'M. Schulmcrieh. president of
the Commercial Hunk, was in
town Saturday, after an extend-
1 . .. . I . f...... II.. veill
e.l Slay on ine mtin. "
remain on the farm until the
cn.p is in. and may then conclude
to w ah h it grow. He was proud
ly exhibiting the callous shU on
Ins hands, and says he is fmdink
the real fountain of youth.
All parties knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned will
please call and settle. Payments
can le made to either 0. h.
Frank or the undersigned.- J. h.
piorwick, Ueedville. Or. Ar-tf
The representative of the S. P.
was out rriuay, w uueiv -
i itr K.'i'vr lie oiiereu a
I'll .
1 l for the tax minus the
II' n -----
.,.1 r,. 11, 1 lew. but was una
n'l 1 ( 41 1 j t
that it could not he receiveu wi
1 iu iiLreiit tiKtk back his little
twenty thousand dollars to Port
land with him.
'llo. C.rand Marca is the most
wholesome "two for a quarter
1 l. mti.tia In fir1)
utiotkll llll IlllirKt'L lit va--
. 1 1 1 ' ' - ....
eon. hv Iv Schiller. When you
. 1 . . 1 . 1.....
imhi ge in a mood smoRe uuy
Cii-and Marca.
li . llihbH, a former Yam-
hiller. now at hewiston, Idaho,
was in town Friday, accompnn
Ssi.iwnrt Vuuirhn. of Mc
xi:...,.'ill. Kl.. wart was for
venrs a resident of the Middle
1..11 t.eiioii. and he likes to re
visit the old county seat occa
sionally. The Ladies Aid of Scholia,
will have u social evening, with
a program, at the Artisan Hall,
Scholia. Saturday evening March
Auction sale, uazaar, conee
ami refreshments. All are invited.
of Yamhill, was in
town Saturday, on business. Geo.
.4 .1 iL .' mi troatr
......11 Ihnt fitU I .nillHS 111 C IU
thick up his way, and his Htlls-
I,....,. t iirumA Will lie UP llicic
this Fall in quest of good sport.
For sale-Six ttne brood bows
1 .ww luiur-tinst two years,
linn 'in- ' 1 - ii'ii.
lnmiire of J. II. Hanson, Hills-
boro. U. 2. Box 7. or 14. Peterson,
(Jaston, U. 1. 15x uU. oi-i
Ixiuie Sagert, of Tualatin, was
nniim OrrVllin lirill J' hn Herb, of Panksw in
iiiiuni nrrrvnih nru i.-nir,i,y
J as. Waller, oi M-oar .-vim.
was in town Saturday
Her.ry Vandehey. near (Ireen-
ville. was in tow n Saturday
Dan Shaw, of near Huber. wan
in tow n Saturday
Tell your eh-ctrical troubles to
The Owl F.Icctric Co. 1-tr
Constantine Miller, of near
Farrnington. was in the county
seat Friday
Frank Williams. Shady Prnok.
was in the county seat Saturday.
Will Daretv. of beyond North
Plains, was a city caller. Satur-
lay.
John P.nH-k. of South Tualatin.
was in the citv the last oi ine
w-ek.
Citi. Cann.liell and wife, of
near Ijiurel. were in the county
seat Friday.
John Poi'e and J. W. Jamii
son, of rarmington. were in the
city Friday
Now is the time to have that
house wired. See the Owl F.lee
trie Co. 1-tf
Hon. S. A. D. Meek, of Moun
taindale. was in the county seat
Saturday.
J. H. Simpson, of South TuaTa
tin. was in tow n the last of the
week
J. A. Thornburgh. of the For
est drove National Itank, was in
tow n Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Allert Friday, of
Hanks, were in the county seat
Friday
Chas. la-ott of Hanks, was
a county seat visitor the last of
the week.
Fancy Hard Wheat patent
flour. $1.25 per sack II. i. er
barrel, at aught s. hvery sack
guaranteed
C. Heim. a former Hillslioro-
ite. was out from Portland, Sat
urdav. on business at the court
houst
Smokers want the best there
fore call for a Schiller or a Crand
Marca. w hen you want to see the
blue w reath curl
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Woodard
of Portland, were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Woodard s parents, Mr
and Mrs. J. J. Krebs.
Have you tried lloyal Club
Coffee and spices. If not, why
not? - F.mmott's, Second Street,
Pythian Iildg,
tins Hellebuvck. w ho has sitent
the Winter in Michigan, is here
on an extended visit Witn nis
brothers, of near Farrnington
Nice voung prime steer meat
Have vou tried us? If not, whv
not?- Kmmott's Market, Second
Street. Pythian Hldg
Arthur Knox, of Scopgin Val
ley, nn.l Ceo. Peal, of Seghers.
were county seat callers the last
of tin week
Ow ner McCann. of the Forest
drove racetrack, announces that
thev will have a meet at that
place, Decoration Day
Several thoroughbred Poland
China boars for sale. Oak Cove
Farm, or apply to Geo. lv. Bag-
ley. 4otf
C. Sehlaelli and wife and Gil
gian Hager, of above Mountain
dale, were in the county seat
Saturday
For sale: S. C. White Minorca
eggs, setting of 15 for $1.50.yJ.
H. Trachsel, S miles out. Hills
boro, Ore., II 1. Box 75. 1-3
Ferd Croner. of Scholls, was
in town Thursday evening last
Kerd U hnsv these davs with his
mill, tile factory, ranch and his
big investment in walnut culture
Pure-bred ButT Orpington cock-
rlvi for M.-ile : also a dozen mixed
pullets. S. F.C.oodwin, one mile
west of Hi sboro. top oi the
hill. 52-2
John Carlson, of r.ear Huber.
... T
was in town Saturday, ue says
that Huber and vicinity are go
imr ahead finely, and that in a
few years everything will be in
cultivation down that way
For Sale - Bay mare. 3 years
old; weight, 1H0O. Inquire of
August Wenzel, Beaverton. R. 3.
3i miles south of Keedville. and
. Ml. 4-k
1J miles north ot Kinton. i-d
Forest Grove is again starting
a building boom tnis spring.
New structures will go up on the
Congregational Block, which has
hepn sub-divided and placed on
market. This was tne uest
thing that ever happened to the
thriving little city.
Dreer's Karly Standard potato
seed for sale. Potatoes mature
in 90 days. Something new, and
something fine. Have about 40
bushels.-Geo. li. liagley. or ap
ply at Oak Cove Farm. 45tf
LEGAL INVESTIGATION
HEALTH
"A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE
Whenever you or any
member of your family feel sich
and don't Know -what is the mat
ter, Never Delay, see the doctor.
But if you know what ails you had cold
jrip, catarrh, dyspepsia, or the thousand
and one complaints of the human Ixidy,
come to this drug store. We have a
reined' for every illness everyone com
pounded from the formulae of successful
physicians.
Come in for one of these cures today:
j The Delta Drug Store
REXALL STORE
Are You Thinking
Of opening a DanK Account
the one sure road to best business?
If you are, do not oyerloolc the mod
ern accommodations at the
American National
bank
i i
To Portland
6:24
7:15
8:4-1
10:54
1:10
3:5-1
6:23
8:11)
t:U8
From Portland -:47
1):54
11:45
l.Yi
4:50
6:23
7:35
12:23
-am
a m
a m
.a m
.. p m
.. p m
.. p m
. p m
. p m
The Southern Pacific schedule,
as now running, is as follows:
To Portland
McMinnville pass'ger. a. m-.-fi:52
Sheridan train, a. m 8::W
nilamotik train, n. m l.Oi
lV)rvallis overland, p. m 4:5"
On Sundav. the Sheridan pas
senger does not leave Hilisboro!
for Portland until b:i
From Portland
Corvallis passenger, a. m 8:22
Tillamook passenger, a. m w:W
Sheridan passenger, p. m .. 5:14
M'Minnvilletuissenger, p. m fi:45
CARD Of THANKS
a m
..am
a m
. p m
. . p m
. p m
.pin
. p m
a m
John Abbott and son, Mayne.
of Forest Grove, were rrnlay
vwitnm at the county seat Mr
Ablmtt thinks that Capt Mc
Cann will put Forest Grove on
tho man m ml eiters. as an
nilinir of his mirchase of the
Hnin.w meet rack, this Slue oi
the college city.
For sale: Thoroughbred White
Ijiirhnrn effirs. SI for 15. or $6
per hundred: alsti hens and pul-
.in- won HtH-onii ik-ii hi lie ai
Hilisboro in 1912.-Kmil Stark.
Bethany, address Portland. Ore.,
Route 2. 52-y
IV K. Run von. of Portland,
was out Monday, at the opening
nimMiit rourt Mr. Runvon
has probably retorted more legal
cases in snormanu, anu exienoeo
ih. tPHtimonv to manuscript than
any other one man in the state
of Oregon.
White r'irhorn mil
1 l nuiv " - - r-
lets. Also several incubators and
brooders, latest makes. J. 1'.
Arlntna near Jabez Wilkes place.
annth nf the Citv faric. MU13-
boro. "
lAKn MeClnran. of Gales Creek.
a,aa dnwn Friday, erecting his
county seat friends.
.inhn VV. Bernards, of North
Forest Grove, was in town the
last of the week.
ckaa White, of Gaston, was
In the county seat Saturday, and
called on me lamuy journal.
J. II. Trachsel. of Valley Vista.
was in town Saturday.
VraA Mvera. of Shadv Brook.
I was in the city Saturday.
Private desks for writing your business
letter; for drawing your checks and a
big free telephone list in a private
booth. Privacy for your safety deposit
lxxes. We can make yon feel at home
for we have all the modern conveniences.
Your patronage courteous received.
A. C. Shutk, Pres. C. Jack, Jr., Cashier
American National Bank
Malm and Thirl, MKHmoeo.
Wp desire to thank our friends
and neightwrs in South Tualatin
for the many kindnesses tender
ed us during our bereavement.
the death and obsequies cf the
late John Purves.
Mrs. Carrie Purves and
Children.
Hilisboro. Ore.. March 15. 1913.
Alhin .1. Stramr. sometimes
known ns Albert Miner, has sued
Mnrv Strnnir for divorce, lie al
leges that his wife has not been
dutiful in cooking his meals, and
that she abused him frequently.
He swears that he is a blacksmith
and horse-shoer. and that it is a
necessity to have his meals regu
lar. Strang also avers that one
time he became sick and went
home and his spouse said to him.
iou are too lazy
to work. " He wants the custody
of a minor child.
Easter dance at Hilisboro Hall,
Saturday evening. March 22.
Best ot music, and a splendid
time. Evervlnxiy invited. This
U the first dance under the new
l.wo,.,o'nin Karl Donelson and
Earl Luther. They have secured
ne-w music, and exDect to make
this one of the features of their
year.
Coo. Hiersdorf. of North Tua
latin Plains, was in Monday, and
stated that his dairy sale. Satur
day, in this city, netted him be-
twppn $X) and SI X ier head.
This he considers pretty good for
powa that had been milking six
months and over. The highest
price paid was $150. There was
a good crowd ot dairymen in at
tendance.
Hifiriranbotham. the Beaver
twirler. well known to all Hills
boro lovers of the game, is one
of McCredie s best, this Spring,
Irvine is better than ever twist
ing the sphere, and the way he
is batting them over the fence is
a wonder.
Joseph Kemper, of Verboort.
was in town Saturday.
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INSURE THE SUCCESS
Of your children by giving them an early
start in life. Deposit $1.00 with us and
procure a Recording Savings Bank and
a Savings Bank Book. Have them save
a little at a time and deposit with us. We
We will pay them 4 per cent, on their
savings. Their success will be insured.
SHUTE SAVINGS BAHK
KXriA'SlVR FOR SAVISOS
There's
Solid
Comfort
with au entertaining book, an easy chair, fine
light, and good sight.
You will not get all the enjoyment possible
without all of these essential featutes.
If your eyes or your glassss are not quite
correct let me put them right. I have the
necessary equipment and experience to do
this accurately and quickly.
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