THE INDEPENDCNT, HILL8B0R0
Official Paper of Washington County.
Enteral at tho Poatofflc at Hlllav
boro, Oregon, for transmission through
th malls m second-class mail matter.
Official Paper of Washinzton County.
BY D. W. BATH
Mr. aaJ Mra. B. F. lieckermaa cele
brated their liithieth wwiJing anniver
sary at Clinton, la., thia week.
Chicago lea4a all othur cities, employ
ing 700,000 men in manufacturing in
dustries, according to a report of a real
state) board committee.
The Youths' companion publisit! in
Boston ia authority for the statement
that "Oregon apple are telling in the
fruit stores of Iloston at a higher price
than oranges."
A Ilerlin man killed a 400 pound hog
last week. That's the kind of hogs to
raise. Fox Lak (Wiac.) Represent
tire. That's nothing. We know a bog that
will weight close to thoee figures and
he's not oiui'h of a hog either.
The gaeatest man in this world is th
plain, plug man who pays his debts and
supports bis family. These remarkable
men, who are thorough-hreds for a time
then rob their friend are to be avoided
Kichange.
I'olyitaiulHt postmasters have been
dim-overed in Idaho holding ofllce undei
the very law they are violating. The
Momma's belief is not one which re
quires the sacrifice of their material
proHperity for the sake of principle.
Baltimore American.
Death will not le made the penalty
for trainrobbor in Oregon, the state
senate having gone on record against
such a. meusure by a vote of 20 to 3
The jienulty for holding up trains and
singes is imprisonment for not less than
ten'nor more than forty years.
After a prolonged controversy it has
been decided to keep the Lewis and
Clark exposition open on Sundays from
noon until alout 11 o'clock at night, or
whatever time of clotting the gates sliall
lie. With the exception of the Trail
features, every building will he open
and the machinery and exhibits will be
in operation.
Senator Malarkey has introduced
bill which provides that no action or
suit for the recovery of land sold for tax'
ea except w here the tax was paid before
sale or the land redeemed after sale,
shall be commenced or maintained un
less commenced within six months after
the passage of this act or within three
years after the purchaser at the tax sale
became entitled to deed.
Forest Grove Is the latest to Join the
Oregon Development League. A letter
to Tom UichardHon, notified him that at
a meeting of the Board of Trade it was
unanimoiiHly decided to apply for mem'
bei'ship, and the entrance fee of $5 was
inclosed. Tom Richardson was notified
that he had lieen elected to honorary
memliertthlp in the Forest Grove Board
of Trade and w as asked to attend the an
nual banquet on February 22, which he
promises to do.
Salaries of several Washington county
odicials have been raised as follows:
The sheriff in addition to his salary of
flHOO, is to receive compensation for
traveling expenses and his deputy is to
lw raised iroin $.r0 to $75 a month. The
ueputy county clerk is to be raised from
50 to $75 ; deputy recorder from 40 to
$50, and assessor from $3 a day to $1200
a year. Just why the treasurer's salary
should not have been increased is not
given. He receives the astonishing sal
ary of $50 per month and his responsi
bilitie re certainly full r as great as that
of any other official. While the fathor
of that bill; wasdoing a good thing, he
ought to have pushed it all along the
line.
The editor of this paper received the
other morning the first installment of
his annual reward for fighting, bleeding
and dying that some one may have
soft job at Washington at a fat salary
This first installment consisted of
pack ago containing some turnip, musk
melon, tomato, radish and lettuce seed.
The remaining installments' will probab
ly drift along as our good benefactor
happens to think that we may be needed
as a cog in a wheel of the machinery he
will need back of him to secure a renew
al of his hold on his Job. We are al
rea.lv under lasting obligations to the
mighty power back of these munificent
rewards, and with the reception of an
other grist will tie ready to fight, bleed
and die. Hoxie (fa.,) Sentinel.
A man one day stopped Horace Gree
ley on a street ot New York and said
air. ureeiey, l nave stopped your pa
per." 'IIaveyou?"said Horace, "Well,
that's too bad," and the old white hat
went on its way. The next morning
Greeley met his sabecrilier and said, "I
thought you had stopped the Tribune."
The gentleman replied, "So I did."
"Then there must be some mistake,
said II or see, "for I just came from the
office and the presses were running and
the clerks were as busy as ever, and the
compositors were hard at work, and the
business was going on the same as yet-
yesterday and the day before." "Oh,"
replied the anhscrilier, "I didn't mean
that I had stopped the paper; I stopped
only my copy of it, because I didn't
like your editorials." 'Tshaw man,
said Greeley, "it was not worth tny time
to tell me tin h a thing as that; if yon
expect to control the the editorials ot the
Tribune by the purchase of one tub
Si riptioo a year or if you think to find
newiaper worth reading that will ex
press convictions that will agree with
yonr own you are doomed to disappoint
ment." The paper is still running and
Horace Greeley has been dead for many
years.
Tbe Legislature.
ILLS SIOMID BT TBI ttOVIKHOK.
To extend time for filing school district
levies in Grant, Clatsop and Douglas
coon ties to February 1.
To cede lake lands in Klamath and
Lake counties to national government.
To authorise 5-rulll tax levy In Clatsop
county for courthouse.
Charter bills for Hillsboro, St. Johns,
Lexington, Athena, Junction City.
INATI BILLS PASBKO TBI HOPS.
To relinquish quarantine stations to
national government.
To reimburse school fund fr monry
loaned to agricultural society.
For transfer of guardianship by one
county court to another.
To repeal law protecting black bass.
To prevent larceny of railway tickets.
To regulate sale of stocks of goods
To appropriate fttUO for land at Cham
oeff monument.
To fix boundary betweetvITmatilla and
Union counties.
To empower cities to condeui lands
for public uses.
To empower executors and adiuinii
tratoi s to eiotute deeds wheu decedents
have given bond for deeds.
Charter for Aledford.
HOUSS BILLS PAUSED TUB SSMATI.
To fix salaries of ofllcers ot Washing
ton county.
To fix salary of school superintendent
of Tillamook county.
To place appointment of state librar
ian in tbe hands of tipreme court. .
To appropriate $133,000 for legislative
1 1 pen see and for claims and deficiencies,
Charter bills for Kstacada, Florence,
Wasco, Newport, Falls City.
BILLS PAHSKD BT Till HKNATR.
To provide the manner In which otfici
al undertakings may be given by county
officers.
To limit tax liens to ten years.
To amend a charter for Ashland.
To aut horize the county court of Coos
county to appropriate $:iou0foran exhib
it at the Lewis and Clark fair.
To appropriate $15,000 for fish hatch
eries.
To extend to all incorporated cities
the power to issue bonds for street and
sewer improvements.
To regulate ttock running at large.
To fix salaries of district attorneys in
tbe First and Second districts.
Regulating divorce proceedings,
BILLS XILI.ID IN Till SENATE.
The following senate bills were killed
today by definite poetponment.
To amend the code relative to execu
tions.
Conferring jurisdiction on circuit
courts where minors appear by guard
iant.
To abolish tbe domestic animal com
mission and the office of state veterinar
ian.
Centennial Notes.
New Hampshire's building at the Lew
is and Clark centennial will tie a repro
duction of the birthplace of Daniel Web
ster.
The finest collection of tiger skins ever
exhibited will form part of Siam'i dii
play at the Lewis ami Clark tair.
An elaborate display of toys will be a
feature ot Switzerland's $30,000 exhibit
at the Lewis and Clark centennial.
A company of marines from the United
States navy will give daily drills and
maintain a model camp at the Lewis and
Clark exposition.
The Emanuel Swedenborg club, of
Chicago, an association interested in the
perpetuation and data ot the illustrious
philosopher and scientist, will erect
handsome pavilion at the Lewis and
Clark centennial.
A comprehensive exhibit of Oregon
grasses, which won the grand prize at
St. Louis, in competition with the world,
ill be shown at tha Lewis and Clark
centennial.
An exhibit showing the method and
extent of flax growing in Marion county,
Oregon, will form part of tint country's
exhibit at the Lewss and Clark centen
nlal.
Work on the Oregon building for the
Lewis and Chirk exposition has been be
gun, and the building will be completed
by March 15th. The structure will be
ot handsome appearance, 45x90, feet and
will cost $9275.
An infernal machine, intended for the
commander of the Spanish warship, VI-
saya, which visited New York just after
destruction of the Maine, will be dis
played in the dead-letter office exhibit
at the Lewis and Clark centennial.
In his "Simple Life" Rey. Charles
Wagner thus defines the best religion:
"Your religion is good it is vital and
alive, if it nourishes in you confidence,
hope, love and a sentiment! of infln
ite value of existence; if it is allied with
what is best in you against what is worst,
and holds forever the necessity in lie-
coming a new man ; it it makes you un
derstand' that pain ia a deliverer ; if it in
creases your respect for the conscience
of others; it it renders forgiveness more
easy, fortune less arrogant, duty more
lear, the hevond less visionary. If it
loes these things it is good, little matter
its name; however rudimentry it may
be, when it fills this office it comes from
the source, it binds you to man and to
God."
A Very Clone Call.
"I stuck to my engine, although every
tint ached and every nerve racked with
pain, writes C. W. Bellamy, a locomo
tive firemean, of Burlington, Iowa. "I
was weak and pale, without any appe
tite and all run down. As I wat about
to give up, I got a N.ttle of F.lectric Hit
ters, and after taking it, I felt as well as
ever did in my lite." Weak, sickly.
run down people always gain new life,
strength and vigor from their nse. Try
them. Satisfaction iniaranteed bv all
rnggisU. Trice 50 cents.
3srOne humlrrd thotuutml hop roots
wanted at ones at Cate's Market.
Free!
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A Grand Special Inducement.
THE INDEPENDENT will give as a premium to all
subscribers, whether old or new, taken after thia date,
January 27th, 190."), and until March 1st, 190."), a lino pho
tograph of yourself or a friend absolutely free.
y paying $1.00 cash, you will get a receipt for The
Independent for one year and an order for a fine, Cabinet
Full Sized Photograph of yourself or any friend you may
select. The photograph will bo made by Pope, the Hills
boro Photographer, who has tho reputation of doing as
good work as any photographer in the state. All sittings
must be rnado by April 1, 190-.
Remember, this opportunity to get a fine Cabinet size
Photograph with a year's subscription for only $1.00, will
last only until March 1, 190-). Subscribe NOW and get a
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And to every new subscriber who pays $1.00 wo will
send him The Hillsboro Independent and ono year's sub
scription to Tho Pacific Tree and Vine, a monthly maga
zine published at San Jose, Cal., and an order on Mr.
Pope for a fino Cabinet Photograph as stated above.
Any one of tho three is worth a dollar. Sample Jcopic
of Tree and Vino can bo seen at this oflico.
Winter Sate a to Yaqulna Bay.
Id order lo aeemomodsta the many people
who wish to maktawloter trip to Vatilus Ber
ths HoQlhern Paclfla Railway company will tell
on Wednesdays and Haturdava of each week, un
til March 11, lwe, room! trip tickets, at low
rates, to Yaqulna Bay and return, limited to
elitydaye from date of sale. Tbone wbo deeire
lo take advantage of thli rate should apply to
Southern Paclflo ticket agent for ticket,
We can print your auction bills
on
short notice and at right prices.
At Cato's you will find a splendid lot
of groceries, fresh and clean: also all
kinds ot vegetables and garden truck,
including crisp lettuce and celery. All
orders promptly delivered.
THE WHOLE THUG IK AN EGGSHELL
How to Get
200 Eggs a
Yearper Hen
Tbe second edition of A Practical Poultry Van.
nal Is now ready. Contains among other thlngi
the faatoot Hampton Method of Feeding, which
Is known to be one of tbs beat meant of making
a profit from poultry. Borne of the cliepler bend
Iocs are: Brooder I'hlckt; Profitable Poultry
Halting; Principle Plmcultlea; Remedies for
Roup; During the molt; Economy In Feeding:
Poultry sea Be neat; Trap Neau, with plana anil
llluatrarlona. This chapter It wonh the price of
the book. Tells the practical way to make poul
try pay. Prise 80a.
Our paper It a W page Agricultural Magailne
with hootehold, Poultry, Hortlcnltnre and Iialry
Departments. Bobesrtptlon price 11.00.
To Introduce our monthly Into your home we
will eend the paper one year and A rractlra
Poultry Manual for W cents.
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Many experienced tarvelers
prefer tourist sleeping cars
for the transcontinental journey
The
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& St. Paul Ry.
can arrange for your trip east
in tourist cars, offer you choice
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Have you tried tho Delta fink Tills?
Good morning.
SherifTa Sale.
Not loo it hereby given, That by virtue of exe
cution In foreclosure latued out of and under the
teat of the Circuit Court of the Htate of Oregon
for the County of Washington, dated the lath
day of January 1U05 In favor of Henry Herring,
plalutllT; and Francit t'atlln, Blanche Catlln, Re
becca t'atlln, Robert Catlln, Fay Catlln agalntt
Francis Haxzard, J. Charles Hansard, Agues R,
Catlln, defendants, Margarelte Catln, Clemen
tine Klnier, and William Elmer for the turn of
3,44. 00 with Interest thereon from tbe 24th day
of November 1904 at the rats of tit per cent per
annum, to me directed and delivered, command
Ing me to make tale of the real property herein
after described, I have levied upon and pursuant
toaald Kxecutlon In Foreclose I will on Monday,
he 2Hb day of February 1906, at the South door
of the Courthouw In Hlllaboro, Washington
County, Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m
of tald day, tell al public auction to tbe highest
bidder for cash In hand, all the following de-
acrllwd real property, lying, being and altnate
In Watlilngtnn County. Oregon and more partic
ularly described at fbllowt, to-wltr
The Kant one-half of the North-East quarter of
Section 84 Townthlp 1. North of Range 1. Weal
of the Willamette Meridian In Oregon to eatUfy
the hereinbefore named tumt and for the eoata
and expenaet of tale and tald writ.
Raid tale will be made subject to redemption
perttatute of Oregon.
Dated at Hlllaboro, Oregon, this 14th day ot
January, ltUS,
J. W. CON NELL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
W. T. VAUUHN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
1.1 1 .Ird HL
rortland Or.
Milk Delivered.
John W. dates if clivers
frcsn milk: every morning
Those wishing milk may
leave orders at Mess I us
ers (Jroccry or phone 3 HI
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Administratrix's Notice.
Notice b hereby giern that the unleralifne1
bat tiwu by lite County Court of aihtuicln
Ciuiilv, oivfiu, duly appnlutrd edniluutntlrlx
Hit .aluUj.if KliwtMHti (miter, deceased. All
peraoui having claim aaiiit tald ealata are R
quetietl to prevent ihrm to me wub pnr vttuch
er at the law ottioe of 8. B. Hunoa wilblu tlx
moutbt from tbu dale.
listed at HllUtwro, Oregon tb la January 24, 190..
Kl.LA HI "flliN.
Admlnlatratrlx of tbe eatate of Klitabeth Uelger,
deceased.
Administratrix' Notice.
Ntl It hereby given, that I, theanderalimed,
'lave beu duly apuotuled adiulntalramx of the
-atauiol A. W. ilaxuin, dereaMl, by the Comity
'ourtol the hiale of Orettou, liir the County ot
tVahtng(oii, auil have duly qualified at aut'h ad
uilnlairairix. All perwiua having rlalma agalnat
aid tab iir h-i-r-y r.;".::!td tu j.r. ... liiu
aame to me, with proer vtuirbera, at the law
iirtire of VV. N. Harrett,lu ilill.b.t.. tirrgou,
within alx (6 monthi from the date bervof.
lialed at llllltbum, Oregon, January IJ, iMai.
l.l'CY SAX TON,
Admlnlntratrlx of tbe KUta of A. W. baxton,
deoeaaed.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice It hereby given that the undesigned
adiniiilatratrix of tlie eatate of Maurice u'tior
aiau, Uei'eaaed, baa tiled III the County Court of
rVaahiugUHi County, Oregon, ber final account
aaiuch adiuiulatrairlx, aud that the aame ha
fM.u aet for bearing bt-fore aald court on Monday
Kebniary , luin, at lOo'clock a. m aathe time
and place for hearing ol)eutlotti toaald accotut
tud the aetUenieut thereof.
MK3. Jdll ANNA (VOOKMAN.
Admlnlitratrtx of the fcatate of Maurice O Unr
man, deceased.
REN ToN HOWMAN, Attorney for Katate.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice it hereby given that the undersigned
executrix of thelaat will and tettanent of Mary
J. Koblnaou, deceased, hat filed her Anal account
attucb executrix In the county eourt ofWanh
Ington county Oregon. That aald eourt baa ap
pointed Monday, the Atb day or March, 1905 at
tbe hour of 10 o'clock of tald day at the time for
hearlug tald account.
MAKY KM.KN MIM.F.K,
Executrix of the laat will and tetlameut of Maty
I. Kobiuaon, deceased.
i. B. Huatou,
Attorney for Kiecutrlx.
Notice of Pinal Battlement.
Notice It hereby given, that the nnderalgned,
eoleturvlvlng executrix of the laat will and tetta
mentof Thomaa D. Uumphreya, deceaaed, hat
Bled her Dual account a euch executrix In tb
cotinly court of Washington county, Oregon and
tald court baa appointed Monday Ihe6tb day of
March, 190S, at the hour of 10 o'clock of aald day
as the time for hearing said account.
ARAM1NTA K. HAKKR.
formerly Arsmlnla K. Humphreys, tola turvlvlns
executrix of the laat will and teatameut of
Tbomta), Humphreys, deeeawd J
8. B. HUSTON,
Attorney for Executrix,
SUMMONS.
la the Circuit Court of
Oregon, ia and for
the Slate
Washington
County.
T. U. SMITH, Plaintiff,
H. J. MAUKK, FU.RN MAilKK, hit wife,
andOMVKR N KVYTON, defendant!.
To II. 1. Masee. Kllen Matree, hia wife, and
Oliver Newton, the above named defendants:
In the name of tbe State of Oregon, you are
nereuy reuuirea u aniear anuanawer the coin
plalut of plaliitifl Bled In above entitled aultoii
or before the iKin day of Kelirnary, ltmft, and I
default thereof tbe plaintiff will apply hi the
(xiiirt for the relief demaiided lo ho complain
therein, and according to the prayer thereof. Hi
aid tuil It Inalituted io obtain a decree of th
O urt, for the forecloeure of a certain mnruraKu,
necrineci in tne complaint anil exeruled ty tli
aald defendanta 11. J. Maseeaud Kllen Maiiee,
hit wife, on the lUth day of Augual, 1W, to ae
cure tne payment or a certain proiulaory note
ma le by them lo the defendant Oliver New ton
oil the aame day, for am no sold coin, deecrl bed
in tne compiaiut herein aald inorufaae bcln
made to aald Oliver N'ewtnn.and thereafter on th
Ulh day of November, l;W, both aald note and
murteaRe being duly aiild, aaaigned and trans
lerreu io ine ineiniin nerein
That tbe relief demanded In the complaint la
lal. That plaintiff have adi-ereeaitaliial defend
ante II. 1. Magee, and Kllen Maaee for the mm
of Throe Hundred Imllart with lntoreat thereon
al the rale of ID per cent per aunum from the let
uay or iiecemnor, (iw.
iat, for the aura of Fifty Dollars paid I
plaintiff at taxes on the aald land covered I
aald mortKaired and more tpecllically herein
li.,w.lluul i . .. iir. i ... , .
Hi.., v.. .... i .iiiii in riii tun i.ii uviu
paid uiioeraaiu niongaire.
d, For the turn of Fifty Dollars as attorney
4th, That the aald mortgage be forecloaed, and
that the aald Dremiaea covered liv aald nrnn
inure be ordered sold under execution at provided
by law, and the proceed! thereof be applied to
me fiayinrni ui nam promiatory note or t hree
iiiiniirou ixniara, ana iniereet thereon, trie aald
mm of Fifty Dollars paid aa taxeaon aald real
property embraced and covered hy aald mort
ganed, the tumor riny Imllart, attorneyi feet
herein and the coata of thia lull, ami aim that
the defendant! and all neraona t ilmlna l,
llirough.nr under them, mav be barred and fore
ciomki oi all
rlabt, claim, title, lien, iiity of re
nd tulereat In and toaald mortgaged
dempl
premti
demptlon, an
6th. That plaintiff take a decree eralnat delend
anta and all them correcting the deacrlption of
aaiu iann aaaei lorin in aaid morwage and that
the correct dearrtption thereof be decreed aa fol
low to-wit: Dvinnnlnxat the aoutheaat oomnrol
meaiuinweati)uarier oranctinn Ml, lowuthlp 1,
ouin range i weat or niuamette Meridian
inenceweat w.so chain, thence north .18 nx!
thence eael 20.S4 chalna thence ami th Mroda u
tne Place or tieeinniiie. contain ni JO umn n.,.r
or liaw, and for anch further relief at to the court
may eeern Inat and equltahle.
Thia an in moot It ntitillahed once a week for
tlx onnaecutlve weekt by orderof Hon. Thomaa
A. MCHri ie. Judt-e of the above entitled court
ouiy maie ana entered the 4th day of Januarv
IMKS; thai date of the flrat publication of thia .inn
mona ta the Sth day of January, 1DU&, and the
on toe itn aay oi renrtiarv, litm.
CXACLiK HTRAH A V,
Atbirney for I'laletlfl
THt CIBIUIT CXUBT Of THR STATK OF
ORKOON, FOB WASHINdTOK COt'MTT.
Jeatle Alexander, PlalnUH,
vt.
F.dlth Monroe, Jackaon Mon
roe, John 1. Morgan, Waab.
liiKton (ountT, J. K. Marlay,
Zera Hnow, S. B. Huaton. and
n. Tonsua. at admlnlatra.
lor of the katate of Thomaa II.
Tongue, deoeaaed, fiefendanla.
To Kdllh Monroe, Jackaon Monroe and J,
Marlay, of defendants above named:
n me name or tne mate or nrtwnn. von am
nereny reiiuirtHi to appear ana sntwer the coin
plaint filed aaalaet yon In the above ntiiu.l
rauae and conn, on or be ft ire the loth day of
reurnary. ion. ana ir von rail an la ammv n.
, piamiin win apply in ine lourt for the
rener nenianoe.1 in ner eomplalnt, to-wltt
nir juiiiianui lorinvmimni ao4.ni, principal
ilh lnuraat from thai lat H rj K...... I
1V. at the rate of 10 tier cent ner annum ,J
the further turn of 175. taj aa atlornevt' feet ai.d
for oimu In aald tint, and for the nana I decn-e
and order of Court for the fnreelnaure of the
mortgave aet forth In aaid complaint and aale of
ine mortgage! premiaea. aeecrihed aa follows
to-wll:
That piece, parcel or tract of land Wins Hin.
mi MooaM io . au ma: iou i ouniv. i treiroii
ommeiH-tng at tne emtthweat corner of the 1 lo
cation lnd l lalm of 11 B Kunen. In iminn
thirty-one. tnwnnhln one north, ranra ana
ot the Willamette Meridian, and miming thence
north one hundred and forty mda; Iheuoe eaat
nineiy one ana nve -ronrieenih mda: i in,
inuib one huiidreil and forty roda; thence went
ninety one tun nve-ioiirteentn rofla. In the Mara
of beirlnnlng. exoept one acre In the north wri
comer tor acbooi grounda. containing aeventy-
ine acrea; aeonnttng to law and the nraoiir of
thia inurt, ana that the erorerde of ta d aala 1
apilicl to the payment of the expenem of aald
tie, me nana or lourt and tne amount fouml
ne plaintiff: that aaid defendants and all per-
oa claiming by. throufh or under them, anh
aeuuenl In the eiecutlnn of tald mnrtjrac, either
aa porehaaera. Ineumhrancere or otherwlae. be
harrl and (oreel.aird of all right, claim or eiu
Ity of ndemptlon In and lo aald nremiaea .!
every part thereof, and that plaintiff have enrh
runner and other relief aa u the Court may teem
iM aa 1 equitable.
1 hla eiimmona ia nnhllahed In Tha TTIll.K..
Indepen-lent, hy order nf Hon. Tbnmaa A. Me
Bride, Judge nf the above entitled Court dl.
mad and catered oa the JOth day of liecember,
lated, December W. in.
CAI'Lf.s A Al l FV.
Attorneyt for PbtioUIT.
ESEEUSC3KS:
Who Fills Your Prescription?
If we fill your prescription or re
cipe it is filled with tbe best quality
of drugs and full-weight without
over charge foi houtst service.
- We pay no one to send you to us
and tlicielore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescription here. A
goodly number of people are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convince you.
Bailey's
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Hillsboro Commercial Bank
Ddc$ a General Banking Business Sells exchange
Charges no Exchange to Customers and
v a Pays Interest on time Deposits
j& tall on Cbcm and Bel Cems. j&
A. tS. Sholes, Pres.
Geo.rSchulmerich, Cashier
Cate & Son. New Meat Market.
1 iMil
Slioti on Main St., in Greour's
KoHtaiirant liuililiiiK
$ $ $
CHILD quickly grasps the moaning
-t of llio nlovc cliaractcrs. Hut It
orion tallies a lirelfme (o npprcclutc their
vnliio. Yon can greatly assist the child in
learning the worth of tho dollar. How ?
Hy having him open a savings account with
tills hank, and hy encouraging him to add
to it.
A single dollar is sufficient to start an
account. Smaller deposits may follow.
Savings department opens January 1, 1905.
W. SHUTE.
'Ki
I have just added
The McCormick Stock of Sporting Good
Uicycle Sundries, Knives, IiazorH, Ammuni
tions, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery and all Gun
and Uicycle Supplies, to my prcHent Htock.
This stock is
Valued at $400.
nnd I ci.n ncll to very reasonable. Don't
forget that I e.-irry the higgest block of mus-
v..i niMrumenis in the
llw. I. . . 11.
. .MMi.u.i.i.s aim neconls is new and
plete. Let
ine
give
inachme.
1 can ,avo
F. R. DAILEY.
Pharmacy.
UMALtRS 1.1 ALL IlitDS or
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Poultry and Game.
Cash paid for all kinds of Coun
try Produce and HuU-h-er's
Stuff.
oll
,
Hop Supplies a Specially.
$ $ $ li
- 3
BANKER.
city. My 8tock
. .
of
cora-
you prices on a new
you money.