KubsCritMi for tbu IXbaU'JtNDtST,
Chase & tidulioro coffee at John
J tennis.
LiJitrs bhoos lo leaae anybody at
Join D-tinls.
Mrs. J. Kmitli of this city, ha
inovt il h-r horns lo Kugene.
Try our pickled pigs foot. Mcanv
iii'i-r frittliug (Jouiauy.
A romvrt " lejivca lathe court
ynrd next K-Ourdsy by the bund.
V. K. Ih-lchmati, ami wife of U.a
virion viilrd HulnlMiro friend yes-
i.-rdny.
Have you irti.'d those large Olives
) m received y Mcaniugcr Trading
I '. i m uiiy .
iit tn John iuuii wlieu In need
of rm'iiiM. His blot-It U full aud.
Mr. Hnrali J. Waters, of Forest
drove, w vimtiug with Iter daughter,
Ma. J. II. Wilkes.
For sale," A registered Jersey Cow,
I'olnr lit'ht, a tmrgaiu, A. Welnert,
'J'i-rtr.J viil-, Oregon. -
S. T. Murtlt, of Newberg, was in
llili.ttioio yer-terdsy doing burtiiioes
at l h; court house.
Mr. Fred Vrootnan left Wedntaf
day morning for Newport for a
jiionth . on iho beach.
When you want a good shoe, where
do you go? All people who have
tried Heiinis are still patronitlpg
liim.
Air. Ueo. Gray boii sou Carl and
John Loom is, of Tillamook City are
visiting this week at the home of T,
ii. Weallitrred.
Mr. aud Mrs. It. U. McNutt, ol
l'ortlund and Mr. aud Mrs. Wm.
Harris of Ht. Helena, tlsited Sunday
Willi Hb. J in brie.
Win Niegrlst, of Chelmlis, Wash
iuKton, who Is in be Jewelery bust
nes at that place is visiting with his
mother this week.
New eund K. L. MuCormlck has
received his uew shot guns. Call lu
and I'irk out your Run before the
giimo law opens.
JsIhis Wilkes and his daughter,
Mrs. Khtie.Schulrnerlch, loft, Wedues
dav morninz for Newoort, where
I bey will recreate for a few weeks.
Miss Crtrrio Haley,'ol Independ
cnee, who taught school last year has
luovml with her parents to Forest
Grove. Miss Haley will teach in Ihe
Grove school the coming winter.
Kev. Kdwsrd Curnn, of Forest
Grove, who Is to titko the pastorate
of Iho Congregational Ctiurcn of Ibis
cl y on September ls, visited Hills
boro Wediiesd-ty.
Thomas l)tvi, who owns a farm
just north of town, is tilling his ware
house with hay this week. He has
nearly 600 loni of as fine hay as evei
was put on I lie market.
Deputy sheriff Max Crandall has a
l.'ave of absence lor one month. He
Kms to Ujkcr City where he will
help Clari and Buchanan expert Ihe
books ot the comity olllcials.
Thu importers of Chase A Sanborn
coffee do not ship any until it has
reached the right ago to be good.
Age is what makes coffee. John
. iKMinis carries this celebrated brand
of coffee.
TwoSslvation Army workers from
Oregon City spent yesterday In our
city. They held a meeting at the
Alethodiat church In the evening and
u lare crowd listened lo Instruction
argument and sweet songs.
The Measinger Trading Company
have made Hiraugements with Ell
Helncek lo have home creamery.
This butter is as good as any cieam
ery butter and people who use It will
have no other. Butter Is scarce and
this company are making special
efforts lo please their Irade.
O, II. Loom la met with a painful
accident last Monday while at work
loading piling near the S. P. depot.
In some manner he was caught by a
binding chain, severely spraining his
unkle. Dr. F. J. Bailey bss him
under bis caro and hopes in a few
days to have him straightened out.
Most ladies are as fastidious of Ihe
corsets they wear as they are of a
.1,,.., . ,,f u'lul Ami us a hlut to
..1 i i i t .n.il.l ii!fL.P, to flsh for three weeks.
Ilu well dressed lady I would says
buy thfl K A O" at Hoyt' Dry
Giiinls Store. Hoyt also has corset
covers, vents, hose and all kinds of
ladles' wear. Its really surprising lo
one who lias' not noticed, what
vnrled und neat up-to-date stink of
such wear he has.
Hoyt does not carry a line of gents,
ready made "hand-me-downs." That
class of gols ' riCht ,m' mmt
men w ould rather have, a tailor made
suit which fits inch curve of Ihe body
and give a fellow a natty, well
,rp-ed apearance, than buy
'hand me-dow n" w hen he can get
tilor suit of as good, If not a iltle
lietter tuff for the same money.
Hoyt I agent for Ihe largest and best
tailors in Ihe United Stales and he
will giiirsnlee an absolii'e fit. 1000
simple to select Irom. Call ami s
ItteM fill samples at Hoyt' Dry
Go d Slore.
Mr. Geo. Gaiamie. Mauajrer of the
Oak Hill Stock Farm at North Yam
hill, waa In Hillsboro Tuesday. He
says be will have a finer show herd
of short horns at the state fair 'his
fall than ever before. Last year thia
noted, farm won the mtlorit of
prist and a Oscar Minor has been
east buying to Improve his herd, we
ran expect to see some of the 11 neat
atock at the fair that ever assembled
on the I'aciilc coast.
A party of United Artisans went
lo North Yamhill last evening to
asrtUt Mr. Jennie MrE Gaibrealh In
organising- an assembly at that city
Those who went were; J. B. Wilkes,
John II. Giult, Carl Moe, Fred
lleldxl, Lloyd Tupper, Win. Adams,
Mrs. Mary Humphreys, Miss Beulab
Blood, Mis Ellin Moe, Mis Minnie
Heldel, Miw Lila Birogrover, Miss
F.stella Tilbury, Lloyd Tilbury aud
Gilbert Tilbury.
How many people hate been fooled
by Ihe cry f'woll! woll!" when no
wolf was near. That Is Ihe way with
many who offer bargains In thenews
papers of the laud. But there Is 01 e
concern we are glad to aay that you
may depend upon what they say.
Wheu "bargain" la offered it is a
real bargain and big value lor the
money. When Hoyt advertises read
what be says and you can bank on
its truth.
A special train passed through
tlillsboro Monday oveniug carrying
Dr. McKenzle, of Portland, enroute
lo Corvallls. The Doctor was called
to operate on Mrs. George Alnsley
for appendicitis. She never fully
recovered from the operation and
died at two p'clock the next morn
ing. Mrs. Alnsley was married only
three months ago and had just
returned from a trip through Europe.
The evangelists Prof, ana Mrs. F.
W. Lough will bold services at the
Methodist Church Monday evening
August 24lh. These noted people
are from Indiana and are making a
cirmit of the Pacific coast. Prof.
Lough is a fine singer aud fluent
sieaker. No add mission fee at the
door and all should lake this oppor
tunity of an evenings entertainment.
W. H. Lstourette, field secretary
for McMlnnville college was In this
cijy Tuesday of this week in the
interests of the college. Mr. Lstour
etle ssys Ihe college has nearly
doubled In attendencelu the past two
years and expects no less than 200 stu
deuts this year. Mr. Lstourette is
graduate of Pacific University and
well acquainted with eevetal of our
pioneers.
The' railroad Surveyors on the
Oswego-Tualatin branch of the South
ern Pacific expect to be on the West
Side of Ihe river in ten days. Be
cause of the small tracts on land be
tween Mllwaukle and Oregon City,
Engineer McCloud has found the
locatiug of Ihe branch on the East
Side very tedious, and more time bss
been required than was at first anti
cipated.
The laborers cuttlug loose the
drift on tlio west fork of Dairy Creek
wilt have everything loose by to
morrow, Saturday night ready to be
floated out at Ihe Hirst flood of the
stream this fall. A mill is to be
located at the Bellinger bridge, to
which point the Creek wilt be clean
ed for floating logs.
Hoyt has a "bargain" this month.
It is a special in gents' underwear.
A regular 45c to 60c garment, and as
he got It way dowi by buying a lot,
he can st II cheap and offers II to you
for 29c per garment. A bargain and
you will aay so when you see It,
Mr. Fred L. Everson left Tuesday
for Stanford, where he will take a
course In Social Science and Econom
ics preparatory to law. Mr. Everson
was a sophomore at Pacific University
but he enters the freshmen class a
Stanford.
Buxton and surroundiug neigh
borhood are without a' blacksmith
and a wheel wrlght. The village is
a good location for ask tiled mechanic,
and especially if he works In both
metal and wood, could do well there.
W. II. Gault and family passed
through Hillsboro on Monday even
ing's train enroute to Wilson river.
Elmer Pointer and wife, of Forest
Grove, accompany them. They
Miss Stella Goodiu who has visit
ed relatives In thia county for the
past two months went to Portland
Sunday evening for a few weeks visit
before returning to her school work
at Granl Pass.
J. B. Wilkes is building an addi
tion to his house this week. He
could not hire carpenters as there
were none idte, so he is doing Ihe
work himself.
A good pair of sucking, colts to sell
or will Irade same for young cattle.
Call on F. M. Heidel Hillsboro Ore.
Pre. V. N. Fcrriu, of Pacific
University, pasned through this city
on Ihe evening train from Portland.
Mrs. Enima Gardner, who, lives In
the east end of town will build a neat
cot lag in September.
Mr. J. H. Gsy, moved-bis family
to Portland this week.
C. A. Hoyt hss gone to Albany lo
be absent about six weeks.
Miss Lucy Humphreys, I vlsltlcj
at Noith Yamhill this week.
Mrs. W. D. Hare went to Astoria
Tuesday to enjoy a f- w dsy of salt
air.
Hon. W. II. Wehruug is in South
ern Oregon this week In the Interests
of Ihe state fair.
iilrs Susan Marshall, of Los Angeles
California Is visiting with ber neice
Mrs. II. A Ball.
Closely fitting suits of tar aud
feather are being worn In Hills
boro Oregon isn.
I'esrl Campbell has returued from
Collin Hot Springs, Washlugtou
where he has been for Ihe past month.
Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Garduer left
Thursday morning for Newport
whera thev will rest in salt air for a
few days.
Mrs. George Ieeb, of LswUtou,
Idaho, is visiting with her pareuU
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Archbold, of thii-
eity.
B. P. Cornelius has bought Hie
Jim Campbell property corner 4:b
and Basellue streets, and Is moving
his family Into the new home.
A. M. Carllle and lamily, who
have been at Seaside takiug inuir
summer outing returned la Tuesday
evening as brown as coppers.
Miss Ituby Liug, of Donsvllle,
Wisconsin, visited with her brother
L A. Lmg this week. This is the
first time they have met for eighteen
years.
Monlarums L'nlge No. 60 I. O. O F.
give a picnic in uaie a grove ibsi
Wedutsday. A large numtier ot
OJd Fellows aud their wives were
present lo eej y the occasion.
Mr. Jimes 11. Sf well states thst
while bis hop crop is uot quite up to
what it was last year yet It will be
much better than he had expected.
lie is at present repairing his dry
house.
C. W. Rilleus, traveling salesman
for Boogher Force and Ooodbar Hat
Company, hss purchased the Dennis
property corner 6th and ashington
streets and will move his taiuily
from Portland aliout September 1st.
J. A. Iinbrie has purchased the
lumber thed at the S. P. depot,
beloiitfiuif lo Carstens Bros., und
remodeled it for a bay ware house.
He exuects to place 200 Ions there
aud sell it when the price suits him.
Sheriff Sewell, Al Taylor, O, O,
Birlow, and El Wanu last Monday
struck to the muntalns near Vernouia
The guns and ammunition they took
with them would Indicate that they
expected lo bring back a bear or two
The residence of Sherman Bacon,
near Ilscona was totally destroyed
(iy fire last week. The fire occured
in the middlo of the day and was
caused by a defective flue. Mr. Bacon
states that a twenty and several silver
dollars were melted.
Dlplheritic croupe Is id Iho family
of Frank Owens, who lives at Cedar
Mills. His little girls were visiting
in Portland where they were exposed.
Oao took the disease and died last
Monday. The other two are now
sick, but at this writing are doing
nicely.
George Moreland. who went to
Portland several weeks ago lo clerk
in a grocery store has returned home.
He says that bussness Is dull because
so many people are at the coast that
somebody had to lay off and as he
was the last man on the force he was
compelled lo retire until business
picked up again.
The Hillsboro Farmlngton base
ball game last Sunday was excitlog
and the official score was 10 to 11 In
Ihe latter' favor, but the scorer was a
little off for the game was really a
tie. Next Sunday the same nines
will play at Recreation Park. Bring
your ladies and have a time.
Mrs. T.C. Arns, of Phillips, died
at Newport last Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.'Arns were at Newport
for Ihtlr health. Mrs. Arns went In
bathing and the cold water was too
much for her delicate condition. She
was a school teacher of this county.
Her body wss taken east to her
former home for burial.
Il would seem thst II would be
only a mailer of prudence for the
drlveis of traction engines lo refrain
from blowing steam whistle while
passing through town. On Wed
nesdsy last the whistle of an engine
standing In mala stret-t wss blown
without reason so far as the public
could determine. The result was a
team hitched to a hack wss stampeded
and Ihe vehicle much broken up.
Mr. Frank Kelsay brought to the
I mikpf.ndknt office this week bits of
wood taken from a well now digging
on his farm st a depth of 15 feet from
the surface. How did the wood gel
there? Mr. kel.sey thinks very
likely the Tualatin at some time
fl iweil by thst bsnk and that a drift
dammed the stream when new chan
nel was made after which the old one
was filled during the ages by wash
ings from the bill. 1
Mr. L. E. Wilkes was surprised
this week by receiving the U, H.
Civil Service spfwintinent of -Exam
ner of Surveys." While'that I the
title of hi otflce In truth be Is to be a
special agent of Ihe General Lsnd
Office. In limes past it ha been the
practice when three rquatters sent In
an application for the survey upoo
which the applicants have settled
the department would advertise for
bids and awsrd Ihe contract for the
survey of the laud In question. Now
however, Ihe department will send
special agent on the land who will
report whether or not Ihe proposed
settlement is in good faith or only a
fake. Mr. Wilkes wilt have Ibis
inspection duty lo perform. Ue is
ordered first to Montana and will
start the first of the week. He Is
subject to the orders of the Depart
menl and does not know where next
he will be seul. His family remains
here, of cours. - . .
The post office at ICluton baa been
discontinued to lake effect after Aug
ust 31. Patrons will be supplied from
Sherwood. The reason for discou
tinuance is the establishment of a
rural free delivery route This In for
tualiou is from tho department
through Hon. Binger Herman, but
the letter did not state lite route of
the Free Delivery or the central office
though that 1 probably Sherwood.
The llillslx.ro hotel is holding up
Its standard that lindlord Jeremiah
started several months ago when he
took charge. His Sunday dinners
are flno and always the best will be
found on bis tables.
A geathering of Hillsboro young
people had a spread In Warren'
grove last Saturday. About 30 were
present and er joyed a splendid supper
served by the ladies,
i'
Oils and palut are cheaper than
ever before. vVby not Improve your
home. Nelson Hardware Co. is
competing with Portland prices.
Misses Mary and Susan and
Master Inland Steiwer, of Fossil,
Wheeler couuty, Oregon, are visiting
at Dr. F. A. Biiley's tbi week.
A party of Uulted Artisans enjoy-
ee an eveulng dinner last Friday at
D-tvIs Hill. A happy crowd it was
that celebrated the occasion. -
D) your painting while oil is
cheap. Buy of Nelson Hardware
Cu. aud you get Portland prices.
tuuitr not he.
PltOBATB.
lust Mary Luck, deed, final account
filed and approved ' "llaal estate
turned over to heir and bondsmen
discharged.
Est Elmer W. Nelson, deed, last
will and testament filed admitted lo
probate. As witnesses resldi lo
Nebraska It was ordered that the
county clerk of Johnson County
Nebraska take testimony of the
witnesses.
, MARIUAOE J.ICEN.3B
Marriage license were Issued on
Aug. 13 to Hiram W. Smith, 30,
Miss Minnie Turney, 28; Aug. 15 to
C. Harris, 23, Dessie Miller, ID; Aug,
17 to John B. Beck, 25, Jennie II.
Hldolnk 23; Aug. 17 to John W
Rosa 27, Bertha May Whltaker 21.
Hlllsbsre Preparatory School.
Booms have been engaged over Ihe
Delta Drug-Soro for the private
school to be opened September 2 1st
by Mrs. R. II. Kennedy, Pupils
will be fitted for any college, or will
find a flu ishiug course equivalent to a
first class high school. Tuition, $30
per term : two terms during the year.
Special rates will be given those who
desire only one or two studies. Desk
room wilt be arranged. for all who
make engagement before September
1st. Iu order that such arrangement
may be made and courses planned,
students who intend to enter Ihe
school are requested lo make applica
tion as soon as possible. x!6
WHIT S0METIXE IIAITL.NS.
Thecitiz'ns of Hillsboro became
angered at one D. J. Troraley, who
alleges Ihst he is a private detective
from the east sod this is a littlv his
tory o! him. He had mdo himself
very obnoxious and frequently has
threatened the life of different part
ies here. And when he began to
cursing ladies and scaring them out
of their wits a crowd organic! to
rid Ihe town of euch a scoundrel.
He has been arrested seversl times
and locked up in jail but this did not
Improve bis conduct. Monday night
he was lodged in the city Jail for dis
orderly conduct. About 10. $0 p. m.
a crowd went to J he jsil broke the
lock, and took Trnmley out placed a
rope about his neck and started f.r
Ihe old brilk yard eait of town. Al
first he took It as a joke but liefisre he
waa half way there hi tune chaoged
and he commenced lo argue hi In
nocence and wherr he got there be
txyged for hi life, yes when tar was
meothined he prayed for il.
There were prohbh'y 4) present
and it Is learned from good authority
that Ibey made lite miserable for him
Some wanted lo shoot, others wauled
to bang, a few would whip and burn
at the stake, but when be begged sol
THE OLD RELIABLE
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
and said he was not ready to die it
was decided to apply a coat of tar
and feathers. This was done and
from what waa learned from Chas.
Steward where he stopped to titan
up it would seem that the job was
well done. I
After a partial clean up he came
back to town and every body tun ed
out to finish him Tuesday night tut
he had left for Ihe w ods aud there
stayed nolil the next day when he
went to Portland. He appeared yes-
tsrdsy la the Oregonian with threats
but if he ever comes lo Hillsboro be
will certainly meet with harsh treat
ment.
(JiltS IKEEK ITEMS.
On Tuesday of this week Ihe little
son aud daughter of J. L. Lovcicg
while at play at the f'tot of the hill
near Mr. Culvers place saw a bear
Iwo cubs the little ones hurried home
and reported but by the time Mr.
Loveing got there some dogs had
driven the bear away.
Miss Hessle Haden visited Forett
Grove on Wednesday of Ibis week
Oa Saturday ot last week the rid
i g club passed through Gales Creek
on its way through to Tillamook aud
on lo Astoria. ,
Miss Jessie Dixou ot Portland Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Will Willams.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Euierick of
Lewis river are the guest or Mrs,
Frank BarDard.
HEW STOKE. . .
Use IV cr West of the liank. Nice
rash Goods a ii it KiKht l'rlcei.
Next Saturday, August 22ud, 1
will open up a nice new Hock of con
fectionery, includiuir home made
French candy and taffy, fruits, nuts,
canned goods, lunch goods, sofi
drluds and all goods generally carried
In an up-to-date I nisi n ess of this
kind. Will also serve luiub, hoi
coffee, elc.
Soliciting a liberal share or your
patronage, I am
Very tru'y your.
Ij. P. Hfipkt,
TEACHERS IKItllUCtlM.
The Washington County Examin
Ing Board, consisting of Superintend
ent Ball, Joseph W. Marsh, nf Pacific
University, and Professor M. C. Case,
has granted the following teachers'
cert flea tee:
First grade-Tennessee Weatherred
and Marie Hockstetler, Hillsboro
James U. Jack and Cillle L Koeber,
Scholls; Eerl Fisher, Beaverlon.
Second grade-Will II. Hohstetler,
Adalalde Hice, Eva M CUibiog,
Hillsboro; Ivy Petjron, Theresa
Heuberger, Beavert'D; Eva Lund,
Corneliu'j Eva J. Duley, Tualatin;
Cora Johnson, Usleigh, and Maggie
M. Robertson, Portland.
Third grade-Charles Lilly, Gales
Creek: Lizzie Swanson, Lottie
Thomas,Clara Lo nes and Grova'iue
Baldwin. Forest Grov, ; Mary Hilts,
Greenville; Elizs McOillmray, Port
land,
Primsry-Louise Mooberry, Gaston.
REDUCED EXCURSION KATES
Te the Beaidde aail Moaatalu Hrsorts
Tor the Summer.
The Southern PaciticCompany,har
placed on sale at very low rates round
trip tickets to the 'various resort
along its lines, and also, In connect
round trip rates are also made be.
tween Portland and same tsiints on
the Southern Pacific, good goiDg Sat
urdays, returning Sunday cr Monday,
allowing Portland people to spend
Sunday In the country and Ihe out
of town people to spend the day in
Portland.
Tickets from Portland to Yaquina
Bay good for return via Albany and
East Side, or Corvallls snd West
Side, at option of passenger. Bag-
gsge checked through to Newport.
A new feature at Newport (his year
will be an up to-dste kindergarten in
charge of an experienced Chicago
teacher. ,
A beautifully illustrated booklet
describing the seaside resorts on Ya
quina Bay has been publishel by the
Southern Pacific and Corvallis A
Eastern Railroads, snd can be secured
from any of their Agent, or by ad
dressing W E Coman, O P A, B P
Co., Portland, or Edwin Stone, Man
ager C A E R U., Albany, Oregon.
Yours truly,
V ECO MAX,
Gen P Agent,
Who Fills Your Prescription? ;
If we fill your prescription or it- I
cipe i is filled w ith lbs best quality
of dings and full-weight without j
over charge for honest service. j
We pay no one to send you to us I
and therefore, it PAYS YOU to I
bring your prescription here. A
Romlly nunilier of people are al- j
ready aware of this and a trial will J
convince you. j
i
Bailey's Pharmacy, j
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
OREGON'S
BLUE RIBBON
State Fair
SALEM
SEPTEMBER 14-19. 1903
Tlie greattit Ftpoaitlon and Live
Stock Miow on tlio
t'uoiflo t'oat
High Class Hating every afternoon
lia.ooo CASH PREMIUMS
on Live Stock and Farm
Products
All exhibits hauled free over tho
Southern Pacific
nern racinc
Reduced transportation rate on
' all lines
Live Stock Auction Sale
held in connection with Fair
Fine camping ground free and re
duced rates on campers' tick
ets. Come and bring
your families. For fur- .
ther information,
arils to
M. D. WISDOM, Secretary,
. Portland, Oregon
Adinlalstrators .Notice.
Notice It heraby (lTn tint Ilia un.lpnipnrj
ha lten by tha rounly court lur WaNhiiiKiou
county, Oregon, duly appoiuuM aitmiuliirator ol
Hie enlaia of bit wife, KUeu Hniith, dccnaiwil,
ami that all pereom having clalnn against taul
miate are required lo present the aaoie U him at
Button in aald county vllh proper voucherj
within id montbl from IhU dale.
July 24, lost. CVRI H MKMENHAI.L
Administrator of eiitata of Ilia wile, Kilen
Smith, deor aiied. Ill 14
SUMMONS
1)1 THK CIRrriT COURT OF THR STATE OF
Oregon, for Waahlngton County.
ollie Hachel Haynain, Plaintiff,
va
Ira Haynain. Defendant.
To Ira Haynam, the altore named defendant:
In the name of the Mate of Oregoa:
You are hereby required to apiar and answer
tbe complaint filed aaiul yon In the atiove
entitled Court and mil on or before Ihe laat day
of the lime prescribed tn the order for puhllca
lltm of this tummone. lowit: on or belore the
expiration of tlx wee be next, from and after the
date of first publication of Oils summons: the
tint nublication thereof beina on Aueust 7. IHu;i.
and u you fail lo appear and aunwer, for want
mereot tne piainiiu win apply lo ine txirt lor
the relief demanded In her complaint, to-wit:
that the marriage contract now exfollna lietweeu
plaintiff and defendant Ite dinolTeri: that plainl-
( ornellus, and lor such other an4 further relief
as to the Court may appear equltatile.
This summon, is served upon Ton by publica
tion by order of Hon. 1 A. boon. County Judge
of Washington County, Oregon, which order was
nieue w, nuwounf. irrwun, auuii io, iu.
M. II. HI Ml',
12 1 Attorney for l'lalntlir.
Ts Care a Old lu One Day.
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund Ihe
money if it falls to cure. K. W.
Grove's si;nibire is on each box. 25c
Grcear's Commission store $
I have okth'1 ft Commission Store
on Second Street between Main
ami Waliinnton, where I will do
a general Commission IJusineMJ.
I pay the highest cash price for
eggs and poultry. I also carry
a full stock of FLOUR, SHORTS,
URAN, WHEAT, OATS. CHOP,
and CHICKEN FEED,
t
u
Claude
M0XM0UTH, 0REG0X
Tra!n1nit School fur leach em. four ftrraugt.i
et-pecially fur training leviirt fur all tiraiu litt ot
ihe pmftwfiloti. Muet approved mat ho I tor Bnit4
ait'i uuiiratled work taught In actual uiKtrVt
w-hool, Tii linDil for tfra-ltiaifi ui 1I1H wcltottl
nvtearheri far txcelB th nupply. TI10 1 raining
lHrtmiit whh-h iDtiUo( a uina g ratio .uMh
whtHjlof alMHit 2 4 pnpiU weil equimxM In all iu
tiraurhvi, tni'Iittling Hloyrf, Wtuw bravting au.i
rMiyftiral tralmiiK. Tlift Normal courw the hat
ami quickest way to Hiata ( Vniiit-ate.
Fall utnu open September ti. For Catalogue or
Information ad.trta t. It. ; KS8l.hR, l'rMMit
r. H. til TI.KK, Secretary.
HOWS THIS?
Wc offer One Hundred IMIara Kewar
U r any caie ol' catarrh that rauiiut ha cur
el by Hair I'alurrli t'lire.
F, J.t'llKNKY I'll.. I'ropa., Toledo. O.
We, the uiKleiaiaTiied, lie known K. J.
Cheney for I lie las! 1; years, and believe
hi. ii perfectly honorable in all business
tranaactiuna.aiid liimnciaily able to carry
out any obligationa made by their linn.
Weat & Truua. Wholesale llnu'mxta. To
ledo, O., WaldiiiK, kiniian A Marvin,
n noiinsie orUKKfta, Toledo, u
ilall'a Catarrh t ore ia tultru internally,
acting diret tly anon the blood aud mu
cous aurfacea of the aysteui. Testimon
ials aeut free. Price 76c per bottle, bold
by all druiffinta,
Haifa Family I'illi are the beat,
.l ARIUAV9 SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
guardian of the person and estate or i harles i.
Heih, a minor, by virtue of an order and decree
of tha County Court of VYahiugtou Couuty,
Oregon, made an entered on July .. 19113, duly
authorizing ber to sell the real estate herelnaiter
rarticularly descriljed, will, on Hcptemher 14,
nu, at the hour of lu o'clock of Held day, at
tbe south door of the Court Houtte In Htlltoro.
Oregon, duly offer at punlic tale to the highest
bidder, for cafth In hand, the tollnwlng described
real estate belonging to Charles 0. Heih. a minor,
tow it:
An undivided one-third intercut In and to tho
following described tract of real estate lu Wash.
Ington County, Oregon:
Beginning at a point on the north Hoe of tho
D. I.. C. ol Christian Brtdgefarniar and wile,
l'. To chains ea of the north vvet corner of said
claim, and running thence east on tho north
line of said claim to the northeast corner thoreol,
thence aouih ou the east Hue of said claim to
the southeast corner thereof; thence west on the
south line of said claim lo a point oorth be deg.
a,' west aj chains from the quarter section
corner between sections XI and a I. T. II. K.I
YV. of the Willamette Meridian, and running
thence north Ml. . in chains to Ihe place ol. begiu
liluif, containing ;.?u acres. .
tourevance to be al the expense of the pur
chaser.
Haled at Hllliliorn, Oregon, this 72od day sf
July, 11.
CATIIARINK8. I. Vcl.KOD.
(luardlannfthe I'ersou sun KMaleuf ruarlet O. '
delh, a minor. 11 U
KOI K EOF ADMmSI KATOK'SSW.r:
ESTATE OK AlJUUSI' HCHAIJ.KIIN.de-
ceaaed: Notice ia hereby viren that pur
suant to an order ot the 'canity t 'ourt of
Multnomah County, Oregon. 'Inly uiatlo
aud entered on the Hth day of July, l!ll,
the unuVmignedJ. 1' t- iiilcy, aa adiuiiiia
trator of auid c-statv, will, from and alter
the Hth day of August. l'JUi, oiler fur aal!
and proceed to sell at private sale on thu
prcmisea, to the highest bidder lor csah,
subvert tb confirmation of aaid County
Court, all of aaid evtata'a right title and in
terest in ami to all the real tiroperty be
longing to ruid catate, and aituated iu
Washington County. Btatc ol Oregon, aud
deacrilied aa follow a:
Commencing at a point 20 feet North of
the Southwest corner oH'eter llalter a ten
acre tract on tbe Donation l,aiid Claim ol'
W. W. Graham In Hcc-tion one. Township
twoHotitli, Ifaiign one, We-t of thu Willa
mette Meridian; thence North J'i rods
more r less, to the Northwest corner of
aaid I'eter Halter's land ; thenoe West
; rods; tlience South JM rode; thence
Kaet W-S, roda to the place of beginning,
containing tivencrrs.
Pitted and lirat published July 10. lum. .
J. '. f l.SI.KY.
Administrator of the estate of August
Hchallehii, deceased. Addre-a No. .1.1
Third btreet i'ortland, Oregon.
Acker's Djspepsla Tablets are aslu
on a positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn
raising ol tha food, distress after eating o.
any form ol dyein psiu. One little talili
givee immediate relief. 2." eta, and 60 eta
The Delta Drug Htore
it
Greear, Proprietor
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