Hillsboro independent., May 13, 1904, Image 4

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I Copyright. 1902.
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"It wH your sons I wanted to be
ihtWmirfl HlMiut. I in like una 'who
ttironfiti Unix days of toil'-only tbat
dm-mi't vilte apply 'uim! tilfc'lita devoid
of case," Pitt 1 can t claim tUut one
doesn't Wi) well uere; It 1m l'luttvlllo'n
special' llk one who
"Hi 111 hearJ In liln soul th muato
Of woiiUi-rful melotllaa."
"Yes," slie aimwcrt'd, "to come hers
and to do what you liave done und to
live this Isolated village life Unit ruunt
be so desperately dry und dull for a
inn n of your sort, nnd yet to liuve the
kind of heart that makes wonderful
melodic hIiik In Itaclf-oh," suu cried,
"I nay that Is line!"
"Von do not underntnnd," he return
ed sadly! wIshliiK before her to bo uu
luereifully Just to himself. "I came
here because I cuiililu't nmke a IIvIiik
anywhere else. .And the 'wonderful
melodies'-1 have only known you one
fvenlni;-ami the melodies" lie rone
to his feet and took a few step towurd
the garden. "Come," he wild, "let me
take ymi bark. I.et uu o before I"
lie liniHlied with a helpless laiinh.
SShe stood by the bench, one hand
resting in It. She stood ull In the
tremulant shadow. She moved one
step toward lilin, and a single loiiK
silver of Unlit pierced the sycamore
and fell upon her head. He jtasped.
"What wan It ubout the melodies?"
she h.i Id.
"Nothing. I don't know how to thank
you for thin evening that you have lv
en me. 1-1 suppose you are leaving to
iiiiirmw, No one ever stays here. I"
"What about the melodies?"
He cave It up. "The moon make peo
ple Insane!" he cried.
"If that Is true, then jOil need not !
more afraid than I, because 'people' 1
plural. What were you siijiliif about"
"I had heard them In my heart.
When I heard your voice tonight 1
knew that It wan you who hiiiik them
there, had been singing them for me al
WliyS." "So!" Hhe cried Rityly. "All that de
bate about n pretty speech!" Then,
sinking before him In a courtcMy. "I am
beholdi'ii to yon," Hhe mild. "lo you
think no man ever made a little Hat
tery for me before tonight?"
At the edge of the orchard, where
they could keep an unseen watch on the
jriirden and the bank of the creek. .Indite
Itrlscoc and Mr. Todd were ensconced
under an apple tni', the former slid
armed with bin shotgun. When the
young people pit up from their bench,
the two men rose hastily, then saunter
rd slowly toward them. When the
met, Darkless shook each of them cor
u1fy' tiy the hand without seeming to
'mow It.
"We were coming to look for you,"
xpliilneil the Judge. "WIIIUui was
a f I'ti lil to go home alone- thought some
ue 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 take lilin for Mr. darkless
Hid sliiNit 1 1 1 1 1 1 before he pit Inlo town.
Can yon emtio out with Wllletls In the
morning, llnvkless," he went on, "and
Ko Willi the young ladles to nee the
iniriulcV And Minnie wants you to stay
to dinner and go to the show ull'i tliem
In the afternoon."
llarklcs hcI.i iI Ids hand and shook It
(ml then la ulnil heartily as he accept
ed the liivlutiiiu.
At Hie Kate Miss Sherwood extended
her hand to him and said politely,
while mockery shone from her eyes:
"(iiHid night, Mr. Ilarkless. I do not
leave tonmnuw. I am very glad to have
met you."
"We are going to keep her nil sum
mer, if we enn," said Minnie, weaving
lier n nil about her friend's waist
"You'll come In the morning?"
"(iood night. Miss Sherwood," he re
turned hilariously. "It has been such
a pleasure to niret you. Thank you so
much Tor saving my life. It was very
irood of you, Indeed. Yes; In the morn
lug. Omul night, good night" He
shisik luinds with all of them, lurlud
Ini; Mr. Todd, who was pIiik Willi him.
He laughed all the way home, and Wil
liam walked at his side In amazement.
The Herald buildinc was a decrepit
frame structure on Main street. It
bad mire been a small warehuusv and
whs now sadly In need of paint. Close
ly adjoluiim It. In a hir;f, blank lookliiK
yard, stood u low brick untune, over
which the sivond story of the o'.d ware
house leaned In an cITrct of tipsy af
fcctlou that had reminded Ilarkless,
when he lirst saw It, of an old Sunday
school hook wihhIciiI of an inebriated
parent under isuivoy of a devoted child.
The tide to tliese two buildings and
the blank yard had been liicluditl In
the imr base of I lie Herald, und tin
Cottage was the iilllnr's home.
TliiT;- was a Unlit burniun upstalri
In tlie Herald oltice. I 'rem the street
a lm:ul, triullHlown stairway ran up
on the nut Me of the bull. linn to the
sei-ond tliMir. :iud at (he stairway rail
Inn John tin "i d ami shook Ills com
panion w ii nu I I iy the hand.
"tiood n'i;l,l. U illhim." be said. "It
was I'lmk.v of .Nun to Join In that muss
tonlnht. I shau'i loui'l it."
"I Jest biippciii'il to come alonn." re
plied til other awkwurdly. Then,
with n i,ii-tetiMiis lanii. ho asked,
"Ain't ye n"i"' to bedV
"No; llirkir wouldn't allow It."
"Well." uli-iervcd Williiini. with an
other yawn, which thrcaiencd to ex
Ivose the veritable soul of him, "I
d know how ye stand It. It's closte on
11 o'clmk. timsl ninht."
John went tip the steps, sliinlnn
aloud -
"Vr tmiliilit f'll merry. mrry tm,
Vur li iilKlit wil nu rr, nu-rr) li"
Il.M'TPU V.
T
II R brlnht sun of circus day
shone into ilarkless window,
and lie swoke to II ml hlinsclf
sn.lliiiu'. l or s little w Idle he
lay content, drowsily wotnlcrlm; why
lie Klnil. it. only know lux that ther
was soinetlilnn new. It was thus ns
a boy be liiid wakened yii birthday
iuoniliinn or vu Christum or uu tha
f it Kilter &
h.v McClur. Thttllm S3L Cm. tjt
Fourth of July, tirirtlni,' happily out oi
pleasant dream luto t'ju rnii.n'iniisiiea
of Ions awaited delights Hint Innl come
true, yet lylmt only hair nwiiuu in a
cheerful borderland, leuvini,' happiness
imdetlneU.
The morals!? bre.e wasi (lutteriujj at
Ids window Mod, a honeysuckle, vliie
tapped Cfhtiy on the ratio. Itir.ls were
trllMnsr, wnrbllnn. whist lina, und from
tli street came the ruinbliiiif of wtitj-
oim, merry cries of i tintf and the
biirklm? of dons. What wus It made
him fuel so youriK and strom? and llnht
hearted? The breeze brought him the
smell of June roses, fresh and sweet
with dew, und then he knew why he
had come smillnn from his dreams. He
leaped out of bed II ml shouted loudly:
"Zeu! Hello, Xelioilion!"
In answer nu ancient, very black
darky. Ids warped und wrinkled vis
He showliiK under bis Krl..lod hair
like chin nil paper In u fall of pine
ashes, put Ids head 'ii at the door und
said: "(iissl iiuiwir, silh. Yessuh. lilt's
done pump' full, flood inawn', sub."
A few moments later the colored
man, seated on the front steis of the
cottane, uenrd a mighty splashing
within while the rafter rant; wllh
stentorian Hong:
"II promised to buy run s bunny blue
rlltlmn.
H prninUod to buy ma a bunny bias
rllition.
lit iirunilsrd to buy ma a bonny blus
ribbon
To tin up my bonny brown batr.
"Oh, dear, what can the matter bT
Oh, ilnar, wlmt can tlm mutter ti?
Oh, dear, what can Win matter Im?
JohnnlA's so Ions at the fair I"
The listener's Jaw dropped, and his
mouth opened and stayed open. "Him!"
he muttered faintly. "Slnnln'!"
"'Well th old trliuiKli) knew tho miislil
of our tread;
How the ixiAi'efiil Svnilnola would truuibls
In hit bedl"
sang the editor.
"I dunno huecom It," exclalmiHl tha
ftld man, "but, bless Cawd, de yoiini;
man happy!" A thounht struck hlui
uddeiily, and he scratched his head.
"Maybe he koIii' away," he said quer
ulously. "What become of oln ,eli?"
The splashing censed, but not the voice,
which struck into a noble marching
chorus.
"Oh, my I.awd," said the colored man,
"I pray you listen ut dat!"
"Suldlurs mnrehlnK up the street.
They keep tlm time;
They look ftiililiiiio!
Hear them play 'lln Warht nm Ttholn.'
They cull It Hrhneliler's tmnd.
Trn la la, Ih in."
The length of Main street nnd all
sides of the square resounded with tho
rattle of vehicles of every kind. Since
earliest dawn they had been pout Inn In
to the vlllane, n lonn procession, on cv
cry country road. The ulr was full of
exhilaration; everybody was hiunhlnu
and shout Inn and calllnn ni'ectlnns, for
('a rlo w county was tiirnlnn out, and
from far nnd near the country M-ople
came nay, from over the county line;
and clouds of dust arose from every
thornunhfnrc and hlnhway nnd swept
luto town to herald their eoinlnn.
I libit .a lie. the "sirluk!lnn contract
or," had been at work Willi the town
water cart since the murium; stars were
brlnht, but he minbt as well have wit
tered the street with his tea in. which,
Indeed, when the funnels benail to
come In, brlunlnn their cyclones of
dust, he drew nlnh unto after a burst
of profanity as futile as his cart.
"Tlrf win das M.-.r s.'ll il. lne I, !.!', neht,'
hunillil the editor in the cotl.ine. His
souk had taken on a roiled he lone, as
that of one w ho cons a uoblem ,r
musically ponders which card to play,
lie was kiiivllnn I'd me an old tiuiik In
his iNihliiimhcr. I'loin one coinpart
mint he took a neatly loldiil pair of
duck trousers and a lu:ht finy tweed
emit, front another a sii.iw hat with a
ribbon of brlnht colors, lie examined
thcs muslnnly. Th y li.id lain lit the
trunk for a lonn time undisturbed, lie
shook the coat und brushed It. .Then h
laid the (aruici:s iimu Ms , niul
prticeiiled to sluite himself carefully,
after which he donned the white troll
sers. the n'.i.v coat and. ruiniuanlun in
the trunk anain. found a ay pink cra
vat, which he fastened a I. out his tall
collar (also a resurrection from the
trunk) with n pearl pin. He tis'k n Ion;
time to iirraune his hair with a pair of
brushes. When at last It suited him
and his dressinn . complete, he sal
lleil forth to breiiktast.
Xenuihon stsrisl after him as he went
out of the Kate whlsilmn heartily. The
old darky lifted bis hands, imluis out
ward.
I.an' nnnio, who dat?" he exclaimed
aloud. "Who dat In dem panjiueri s?
lie gone jlne de circus!" His binds
fell upon Ids knees, and he not to his
feet rhellui.itlcally, shaklun bis bond
with forclnsliun. "Honey , honey, hit
bald luck, bald luck siiu 'to' bri.ikfus"
(To Irti cotilinunl )
06r CoCiotry CorrcSpoodQce.
From our regular correspondent. Items of interest from
all over Washington County .-
Correspondents wanted
From Farmington.
Mrs. Mack lias mnvcd into lier new
house which she had built just leo'tli ot
the Metlnslist church.
Alec Simmons who has Is-en trnul
with inllaiumatory rlieumutism for some
time is able to Is up anain.
( ur base ball nine is nut u liowlinn
success yet, but when we lilid lii'ld
i-i m uu M-rhups you w ill hear from us.
Mrs. liaftree und daughter, from Chi
cano, are quests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Keith. Mrs. Huftree is Mr. Keith's
sister.
Nearly all tlie farmers will linish sow
inn their jrain tliis week. Next week
we w ill sew on buttons und prepare fur
the (Militieul campninu n' ocrally .
An enjoyable social time was hid
Thursday evening when friends nf Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Jack surprised thciu by
enii.iiin together ut their hnlue to Hn-u-l
the eveninn, the event ls'int the thirti
eth unniversiiry of their weddiii).'. A
snvial feature of the evening was the
sumptuous repast served after amuse
ments, Those present were, Mr, and
Mrs. Jos. Jack, Mr. and Mrs. .1. .1.
Kreblis, Mr. anil Mrs, Nicmlenius, Mr.
and Mrs. tieo. Jack, Mrs. A. M. Ilrown,
Misses I'hiK'li'i Jack, Namui Nieodcmu.s
and Mr. Ilenj. Jack.
Bsavarton Happanlngs.
M iss Lilly Wilson, who spent it few
days in I'm I land viHitinn relatives, has
rduriieil,
Mr. Iliekeiils'ttiiin, of IlillslMito, has
npcneil a liarbcr simp in (his town and
is duinn a n1""' husiuess.
Mr. W. J. Alexander, wlio spout Jhe
w inter in I'lcavertoii, was married .Mon
day in I'ortlaiul where they will reside.
Mrs! O, S. Allen, who for many years
has lived in lieavertoii, has now moved
to I'lii'tlnm! w hero her son Floyd has a
Misitiou.
Mrs. Kim who died Monday after an
illness jif one week, was buried at ('res
ent t trove today. Kov. t'temo preached
the seriiiou,
Mr. Nelson, proprietor of the Nelson
mill north of ( ileucoe, will establish a
lumber yard here and as soon ns he can
Mud it favorable location, will la' ready
for business.
The llctivcrtou school will have a
nrand picnic the lust day and eoininoiice
incut exercises later on will In held in
the Ilea verton hull. An excellent pro
nram is lieiujf prepared.
A vmiiL' man woikinn at Met.ner's
saw mill near liarden llmne, had tin
misfortune to lose the end of his lirst
tinner mi his linht hand, by one i
saw s one day last w eck.
Base Ball At Tigardvill.
if Ih.
MUST (IAMK.
I inardville met with the same defeat
in the umrninn pnne of base ball as tin
I'oi'llaud Hi-owns. The Tiners were de
feated by Tualatin on the home nrouin
b it score of b"i toll. Catcher lav of
I lie isitiun team met with a bad acci
ilent in the sixth inumn V liavitur Ins
two nniers l hi 1 1 v torn. 1 itclier John-
sou of the home team was hit in tin
arm in the third inuinn !y the visitor
causing him to w ithdraw from the name
The score by inninns were as follows:
1 L' H 4 Ti ti 7 S !l
Tualatin :l !( 1 0 4 0 '' - 0-1."
Tinanlville 0 tit) 'J 0 tl tl 1 0 II
The lineup was as follows:
I Hi Kits
Ulltler
SW KT lllll.tKS
May
Todd
Ia
Tild
Iay
Smith
McCoiioll
lav
Koliclts
.lolinsoii (
llins.
I 'raw for.l
....I.,
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ss.
K..
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leedy
I eulTelibilcher
M ilteul'i rner
1 1 :l I it it-l I
Tina i d
ibillsou
SKI ONI) II4MK.
Witnessed by it lai'ne Clow d I he Tinard-
ville Tiners defeated the West Portland
Cripples last Sunday hy u score of 'J I to
17 on the home nt'ounds. The Tiners
played a bet ter name in the altcrnonn
than in the moruiiin. The score by
inninns was as follows:
I .' :i 4 : ti 7 s !
Cripples 1 0 tl 0 0
I
i;
liners 0 d 4
. :t i 4-'ji
s :
cairrt.Ks
Mays
..Iiobins
I l.inkeN
.... I.iunham
Kobiuo
I l.mki v
, . . . . 1 1. Hikes
rau'ii
.... Woli. Irine
I'lu' lineup w as as fol
flllKKS
Huller
..C
...I'.
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. .ss .
,.K..
.VI',
..I...
S. nit hci land . .
i'inaid
Leedy
Uobinson . . .
Craw lord
I l.ihneu
Hutler
Schel I.LIIl . . . .
The press ss-ak crv
I l ieoii-es" Company,
a few of the n.itices
deiiionslrate that the
hinhly of 'The
Follow inn arc
ju-t enough to
company is all
.nbl :
The I t iisanes are a success, thevaic
nisnl c.itnetli.iiis and their strialt ios are
wax a!ie the averane, Marion (ieoii;i
i an artist of rare ability, her tecliiquc
is ii hvt . And " Katlierme" naxe tin
Is t pi rfi .I tnance of its kind ever seen
here. M . a Kepubltean.
.Iiidniiin from the applause that nred
cd Ihe I i its ii'i'i'i last ninht, thev nu t
with the approx.il of the ailiieliee.
I'hcy are n'ssl. Suit bike Tribune.
" I'lie It ieorncs" won't inaki' cVerx
Kslv l.iunh, such a Ihinn wouldn't Is
pos-ible, tlu v will, however, make all
except the burn Hsnois bappx and
t hat is n'inn some. Salt Like lleraid
The "jfeialtics woul l carry "Tin 4
i iinrni s ' were they nt ot In rw in mir
iloiious. There are i-imunli of comical
-itualioiis to kcei the audience amuii.
It was uu enthusiastic crowd that wit-
in all parts of the County.
I ne-seil the
wi furmance. .alt Like
j 1 i ll jnr.mi.
. I'lioie is only one aim announced oy
I I ne -t iiiHirnes, mill in inaKlll' Ilie
! aiidii nce launli, and they certainly sue
In -ci led last ninht. Suit luike News.
I "The 4 icoru'cs" Co. cniii.lete.l its
eunanement at the (iiiiud last ninht. It
made a nreut hit. Salt lako Telegram.
Iteserved seats now mi sale ut II.
Welirunns', oil, :!" and I'.'i cents.
Dr. A. A. Hurris Maifiietlc lliuler.
1 suoei'SMfiilly treat diseases with
out tho u-e ol drills or surgery, by
the Veltm T Hystem fif nisuetii'
hoallntr. Call and sen me. Consul,
ration frw. OH'ich over City llkt ry,
Hillsboro, Or.
(Jreer has Hih lient
f. cotTett In town ,
!-1 cent roast-
COM Jl SSIO.NEK'.S I'KOt KKDIMJS.
The County I'.oard met in the Court
I louse, in the ('ity of IlillsUiro, Tues
day, May 3, ltt(), ut 10 o'clock, J in lire
L. A- lioml and Cmumissioners K. J.
War.l and Win. I'.utncr, present.
In the matter of the petition for a
county road, presented ly Jacob Storm
et ul. Itcport of viewers read lirst time.
In the matter of petition for a county
I rou 1, jireMenteil by John U. Klines et
al. Keport of viewers read for first
time.
In the matter of the approiiiatioii for
a county road, David Wenner et al. It
appearing tliut volunteer labor lias lieun
subscribed to the amount of jii'.HlO for
the purpose, of cuttinn down the llishop
hill, on a county road, it is ordered that
l'o(M) In in nli) from the county road
fund when the volunteer lalior to the
amount of I'l has been done.
In the petition of (i. K. YVcstinnhome
for a refund of poll tax. Petition being
over 50 years old, un order was issued
to refund said tax to the amount of $1
County clerk's report for umoiint of
fees for April, f 1:14.75, received and ap
proved. lteport of Recorder's conveyances,
f'.'iiO.rii), received and approved.
List of w itnosHcs tl district attorney
und jurors circuit court, received und
ordered that warrants be drawn as per
list.
Petition of Ladd A Keed Farm Co.,
to vacate lots and blocks addition to
town of Keedville, ordered that the pe
tition he granted ns stated in petition.
Petition of J. Wilks t redeem Mock
in Ilillsboro, sold for delinquent taxes.
Ordered that jH't it ion be granted und
clerk to issue redemption certtlleutu
on the payment of amount required.
Petition of T. II. r'mith to redeem
land sold for delimiuent taxes. Order
ed that clerk issue nsleiupt ion ceitili
cati upon the pavment of taxes, costs
and interest
State of Oregon vs. Alfred Cunnuiugs,
transcript. Approved. Allowed as per
transcript.
reiition ot u. it. rin k to cancel ccr-
tilieate of sale of delinquent taxes. It
appearing that II. II. Clark paid taxes
on lots in West Portland, place not own
ed by hint und that lots owned hy him
was sold to Washington county for de
limiuent taxes, it is ordered that certifi
cate of such sale, be canceled.
In the matter of repairsou (Vntcrv
nraige. it is oniereii ttiat such repairs
lo made.
Petition of Jennie Moore to refund
school tax wrongfully paid. It is order
ed that lerk tlraw warrant for Jennie
Moore for fd. I.I from county fund.
Petition of Mrs. ti. Merruti to redeem
laud sold fur delinquent taxes. Order
ed that, upon the p.ivinent of the amount
require.! by law the clerk issue redemp
tion certificate.
Petition of Lauretta A. Tolson, to re
deem lot in tiaston sold for delinquent
taxes. Ordered that upon the payment
of the amount required by law the
clerk issue redemption certificate.
In the matter of the request of John
Olliver, transcript. It is ordered that
the fees U allowed as marked on trans
cript.
In the matter of the request of Joseph
Maroch. Transcript examined and ap
proved.
In the matter of the etilion of W.
A. ioo.U in fur suit claim, deed for lots
sold (or delinquent (axes. Ordered that
the tax sale be canceled.
Petit ion of John Neircbel to refund
oll tax. Ordered that as petitioner is
over ."id years oi, I. said tax be refunded.
Petition of J. It Me New to refund
taxes ortconooilsly pai l. Ordered that
clerk draw warrant in his favor for f'US
from county fund.
Petition of tieo. A. Morn.in. It is
ordered that iion' the execution and
delivery of warranty deed for Kink
IJu.iry the clerk tlraw warrant in favor
of C. I'. Johnson for 7-"tH.
Petition of IVaverd.ini precinct for
change of voting place. Ordered that
the voting place for sail precinct l
changed from the soh.Hil housi to Wood
men of the U orld hall. Ordered that
court adjourn. I. A. IJood, Judne.
The follow ing bills were audited and
al 'owed:
titv It wiiinx, a-!l'i ..$ th ,te
1. 1 lk, r, awxniK .................. ill
CUT t.iht an.t air I'taiU, 1 t.lltt am-M-ln
. :c ui
1 Vi tlaili, i'illi prtH' ami utailmifry Jl 7,
J J Krvtx, Ma la anil hlKtiaa 10 10,
A A Morrill ; ,V) 1
It K 1 1 nil. 7 J Til i
Si hiilmrtit h Bnn, nx.U rti.l hkhajr . . l.s i i
J Millar, t.w.l. ami highway.. .. .11 .i 1
C It Ji'rrmiali. rinnen 37 iiA
Ileal . i'ti, Mil.. na.l an I hinhnafii ... : m , '
J Millar. n.a.taaiitl h'uhwa.T ID ."." I
A M CtOllm. Mlarr. Janitor . Vi i J
Kiittnoii.t .1 S pulsion. K an.l II 1 1
H'hool iii. . I OH
Wftiriing A Son, relief 17. ct bouse 3 V.. 10 2!i I
A J Roy, relief for poor 101 70
EJ Kumtll, recorder'! lal and Ul. ...... M JS
Wtlln Irlsnd, ul dep rec 41 M
II A Hall, ul ud ex 5 30
Jiwei'h Httzlnen. reltef. 1 So
Krwlu Kilter, aliig. 21 dyi. 52 M
II B Tigurd ' 18 " ii 00
J N Vanderwal " 2I1-2' .. 61 24
m r Cs-tr " is " . 4.1 oo
J K Gill A On, "'ilinirr 1 Ji)
J W Sewtll, ml, dep tad tnt. 204 U5
W M Jack wd, ul sod Ul 36 60
i.eo A Morgan, ml, dep ud ita 2u6 40
J A IiuUrlt. resi'lrstlim for April.. SO U0 ,
C K I'irkelt, romla end blgljr 4S 00
Tho Argu: Co pored K 4 B and Ut.. 12 00
Kred I.oniaan, relief . 6 00
s B llu-ton, peuisl Wsab Co, 1
v Kuril, two c . 1.10 (O
i 'si Jaekma Jr, coll net I lift taxes. ...... 8'. 10
W J Wall. colleciliiK Uxeii
40 U0 I
(Jood hisi.la Mucliinerf Co,
roaiU aud
liiKhwnyi
A C Sliute, I'l.llecling luxe!
Koliert P Wirt, collecting- taxea.
Calkhan A 8oui, relief
I. A Kood, wl ! 3J, relief f 1 65, K
$ 8 00
2i 60
... 82 no
no
A II
63 211
21 U0
. 24 GO
W J llutiii-r, com nal aud milage
K J W ard
Ymi can buy canned good cheap
t r at Orecr'd than any place In Hills,
boro.
A Sure Tlilutr.
It isgnM thai nolhint; iaaureexcf pt
death and taxes, but that Is not al
loKothcr trim. Dr Kind's Xew Dis
covery for CotHuotioii is a aure cure
for all lung throat troubles. Thous
anils can testify to that, Mrs. C. Ii
Van. Metre of Hhepardlown, V. Va.,
snys "I had a severe c.tso of Bronchi
ti and for a year tried everything 1
heard of, but got no relief. One bot
tle nf Dr. King's New Discovery
then cured tne absolutely." It's in
full tble fur croup, whooping cough,
grip, piieuuonia and consumption
Try it. It's guaranteed by all drug
tri-df. Trial bottles free. Heg. sizes
6K 1 00.
AOKVI'S WANTKl) I50 and up j.er
mouth b eiicrgetio representatives in
every city and town in Oregon, WuhIi
inglon and Idaho; dignified, honorable,
iH-ruiaiM-iit and immensely profitable
employment ut home or on the road;
Htiinutliiug new ; send atitmp or call at
nlllix for detail. Sipmro Ileal Broker
aye t'oiiiiauy, 1 !"., "th iSt. I'ortland, Or.
(Juitk Jrrest
J A. (luliedge of Verbena, Ala.,
Aaa twice in (he hospital iroui ft wev
ero case of pil-s causing 24 tumor
After doctors and all remedies failed,
llmklcii' Arnica Salve quickly ar
runted further ii tl imumtion and
cured him. it conquers aches and
kill pain. 2.V. at all druirgiHia
If you want good flour, go to I3ot
Ureer'H, he kcepa Liberty Bell, tl.0
pir Hitck and Gilt Edge, 11.10 pet
suck. B oth hard wheat flour and uo
better in town.
A Murtiug Teat
To nave a life, Dr. T. . Merritl, of
Nu, 7,Mchi't)pan.v, I'., made a start
ling irt reuniting in a wonderful
cure. lie wrilea, "a patient was al
tat kid with violent Ii inorrhi.gen,
catie'l by ulceration of t tie stomach
1 hud often found EVctrie Bitters
excellent fur acute atomacli aud liver
t ron bleu en 1 prescriii tl Ihem. The
patiect gained liom Ihe first, and tin
in t hml n ri altuck In 14 mouth"."
Kteetfie IlMtersare positively guar
anteed fur ilsp sin, indigestion,
const i put ion and kidney troubles.
Try them. Only 60;.
Men em. Flowers.
To those wishing to buy orna
mental Mowers, Shrubs, Roses,
t ties and IJttihs would do well to
call ami sec our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. We have a
fine variety of cemetery plants and
and a big assortment of the com
mon plants. lfor chrysanthvninm,
cabbage and tomato plants; come
ani4 see us. We are thankful fot
past patronage and respectfully so
licit a continuance of the same.
Mrs. Acnes Campbki.l,
hillsboro, ok.
Made Von n g Again
"One ol Dr. King'a New Life I'illi-
each night for two weeks has put nit
in my Meet)' again" writes P. H.
Punier of Dempstown, Pa. They'n
tho bed in Ihe world for liver, stom
ach and bowels. Purely vegetable.
Never griM Only 25c at all Drug
hlol'O.
CXI?1-I1.
i Fannin
Where Nature i alwy
in a picas. int mood, pro
viiling uimliine, Fruit
and I'loMcrs at all ta
H.ma of the year. , . .
j 555.00
Portland to Los Aiifle-
les and Return.
1
" Fine cstibule Trait.,
M.icniiii'cnt Mountain
Sicnery on tne tireat
J Mi.tnta Koute of the
Southern
Pacific Co.
Pamphlet dc'iiptive
Califniniii reiMrt ill
. lit dee un a'plu'Htin to
I'OM X, licntT il Pita. .
OKI I lv' Oakl.ON.
W.K.
Call atDonelson's
When in town and
fore buying anything in the line of Iron llvih,
8ofas, Rockers, Lace Curtains' Portiers, ite.
We carry a complete line of fine furniture that
cannot be beat as to price ami quality.
T.O.O.F. BUI., Cor. .JrihfcMain, Hillsboro.
O.
M. POPE.
The Photographer
Coin :ullunt youth, with lady fair that Icaim upon your arm;
t'ome riKht along to O. M. Tope, and let him paint her ihariiis.
Conm one 1 Come all ! Where you can get pictures of the bent,
To leave your.frieuila to look upon w hen you are laid ut rent.
Be s
Ilillsboro, Oregon.
Who Fills Your Prescription? I
If we fill your prescription or re-
cipe it is filled with the best quality
of drugs and full-weight without
over charge fot honest service.
We pay no one to semi you to us
and therefore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescription here. A
goodly niunlier of eople are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convince you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
naUHKMHHBHBaBan
BICYCLE HOSPITAL
Agent for tfie
Rambler, Rarifcrd and Racycle Bicycles.
Special attention siren to Guns, Ammunition, nnd
otlior Spoiling (Jootls.
SocoihI Iiiind wheels for sale cheap "Wheels for rent.
A neat repair shop in connection.
F. R.
'Vfe
MAIN ST.
m
Tourist Cars
Going East.
Main' experienced travelers
prefer tourist sleeping cars
for the transcontinental jour
ney. The
CliicagOjMihvaukee
&St.PaulRy.
can arrange for your
east in tourist cars, offer
choice of routes and
you inonev.
i
II. N. UOWF.,
4eiiernl Act.
134
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Tlie Musi tielishtful Way
Through Salt Lake City,
Pweblo, Colorado
A Daylight Hide Through Nature's Art (Jalleiv.
.- -. - .
Tassing Castle Gate, Canon of the Grand, Tennessee
Tass, Marshall Pass and the Royal Gorge.
Trains Daily Between
EQUIPMENT and SERVICE SECOND TO NONE
SKKKXO l-Tl.Tlll.lt, UETTKK I 'A N'T HE KOUM)
lr tlct.iili.-d Inforin.ition, advlrcss
W. C. McBRIBE, General Agent.
U4 i tiira Mreet
look over his
goods
Work
Reasonable Prices
DAILEY, Prop
HILLSBORO.
trip
you
rave
Third St.. Portland
to Vross the Continent.
Glenwood Springs, Lcadville,
Springs and Denver.
Ogden and Denver
3
Portland, Oregon
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