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Thin train will run daily except Sun
day, ami service will be maintained an
lonir aH the business will juatifv. This
will be a local passenger train of subur
ban nature and will not carry a baKKg
car.
II. A. Hinshaw, Agent.
Use Alti-Tone.
Subscribe for Tbe Independent.
Good seed oaU lor tale at the Climax
Mill.
Bwetlund's ice cream, the cream ol
quality, at Walker's.
CirFlour Sacks for bale at 25 cents a
dozen at the City ISakery.
Olympic Flour, the best flour on the
market, at It. II. Greer's.
Mies F.thel Norman visited over Sun
day with relatives in McMinnville.
Huff Orpington eggs for setting, fl.00
for 13. 1), I.. Hhrode, Cornelius. 61
Good Timothy Hay for sale.
F. M. Ileldel, Hillsboro.
Deputy Clerk W. D. Smith spent Sun
day with his mother in Forest Grove.
Vote for J. R. Whitney for state
priuter, now serving bis first term.
Boy's and Men's extra quality, Good
year rubbers for sale by J. C Greer.
Alti-Tone, the new spring medicine
guarantee.!. Tbe Delta Drug Store.
Miss Hose Wilcox went to Banks
Tuesday to visit her father who is seri
ously ill.
Field, Garden and Flower Seeds for
SAle at it. 11. Greer's. All kinds and a
full stock.
Mrs. Mills, of Klamath Falls, has
been the guest of Miss Alice Merryinan,
this week.
Mrs. II. V. Gates and Miss Helen are
at home again, having spent the winter
In Southern California.
Itemember the Band Dance at the Op
era House, Saturday evening, April 28th.
Music by Walker's Orchestra.
Mrs. W. P. Tucker taught in the Sec
ond grade Tuesday and Wednesday dur
ing Miss Wilcox's absence.
Mrs. Bessie Barr and little son Gerald,
of Grays Kiver, Wash., arrived here
Friday evening for a visit with her par
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sigler.
Here is where an exchange takes an
other fall out of the much abused Liiu
berger: "Au Ohio man catches lish by
throwing a piece of limberger cheese in
to the river, and when the tish crawl up
on the bank to get a little fresh air he
kills them with a club."
Clyde Harsiu, who had been attend
ing school In this city, left for his borne
in Kastern Oregon about three weeks
ago, since w hich time he has been dang
erously ill with scarlet fevei. He wai
taken sick while enroute.
Id another column S. A. D. Meek an
nounces that be is after the republican
nomination for representative and that
when the votes are counted next rriday
nilhi. Kin oiiDonents will find be baa
crossed the wire just a length ahead.
Kldor F. E. Billington, of Cottage
Grove was in Hillsboro Wednesday af
ternoon. He is secretary of the Oregon
Christian Missionary society of the
I'liriitim church and is visiting the
congregations in this part of the state,
The people throughout the state have
come to the conclusion that state funds
...1,1 into the treasury from any one
county, should be held on deposit ' in
that county and not hoarded In the great
money renters. This is the policy
adot-ted by Kalph W. Hoyt.
Will N. Barrett left Tuesday for An
napolis, where be will enter a prejra-
lorv school, to fit himself lor me exami
nation, which is to be held in June for
the appointment to the Naval Academy.
Senator Fulton has given him assurance
of an appointment should he pass a suc
cessful examination.
D. B. Keatoner was In town Wednef
day doing a little campaign work. H
says he has not made himself very num
erous, but he is in the contesi w...,
and he don't want his trends to lose
sight of that fact. Jftit if he should fall
short of vc, the lucky man will get
bis hearty support at the June election.
Jas. Holder, of Gaston, was on Mon
day arrested on two charges for selling
liquor without a license in that town.
He was brought to the court house
Tuesday morning and released on bonds
of fJOO In each case, which will come up
at the next meeting of the ircuit court
which will be In about two weeks.
The funeral of Lott Asbrey Batchelder,
whose body was shipped to this city
from The Dalles last Friday night, took
place on Saturday morning at the Tuala
tin rreshyterian church, and was con
a .,..! he Ker. A. Robinson, pastor.
The deceased was born in Waldo county,
t-i. i,..r,..t 17. l!W7. and came to hn
..w i...... . ninahot. fired by hlinsell
i.ii-i-n.ir.rlW Insane. He came to
Oregon in ISSS.and has since resided
here. His death occurred April 4. lie)
was a brother of Wm. Batchelder, of
Glencoe. who la highly respected
throughout tbe community.
Garden atd flower seeds at Messin
Iter's. Walker's Sweet Tea Seed, all varieties
at Messinger's.
Alti-Tone is the latest and best spring
medicine guaranteed.
Vote for J. R. Whitney for state
printer, now serving bis first term.
Call and see our beautiful glass vases,
10c and up. J. A. Messinger.
The Independent and The Portland
Saturday Telegram one year tor $2.
Boy's and Men's extra quality, Good
year rubbers for sale by J. C. Greer.
Insure your property in the McMlnn
Tills Company.
Benton Bowman, Ageut.
Boys Oak Sole School Shoes at J. C,
Greer's. Just the thing for the little
fellows.
The Misses Bess and Jess Harrington,
of Centerville, visited in this city the
past week.
First class line of Boy's and .Men's
heavy work shoes. Will stand all kinds
of wear and tear. J. C. Greer.
Remember the Band Dance at the Op
era House, Saturday evening, April 28th.
Music by Walker's Orchestra.
Miss Mary Bailey, of Foreest Grove
and Wm. Clark, of California' are to le
married next Wednesday.
J. C. Greer bandies the Til-Kenney
dress shoes for men. When you want
something nice get a pair of these shoes.
There is some good street workbeing
done on First and Third streets, and it
will be greatly appreciated by a patient
public.
The annual Oregon Sunday school
convention will be hld in Portland
May 1, 2, and 3. Schools of all Protes
tant denominations will participate in
this convention.
Yam I Yum I Isn't this Nougate
final
Urn I You btit ; where did you get it?
Where it is made, of course, the Den
of Sweets.
J. II. Ray baa just completed the
kalsomine work iu the Christian church
building. The ladies are also putting
new carpet on the rostrum and the
house presents a fine appearance. Elder
E. A. Child, of Linn county, will preach
next Sunday at 11 o'clock; Bunuay
school as usual. All are Invited.
Many people will be glad if Wm. M.
Jackson is re-nominated and elected as
treasurer of Washington county. He
has made a good official, worthy and
courteous to all, and is an old soldier.
The salary is small, in fact too small,
but Mr. Jackson needs the money and
has never complained. Ilia friends are
going to rally nsxt Friday and land him
it possible.
Mrs. Charles Crocker died at her
home, southeast of this city, last Sun
day, aged 35 years, and the funeral was
held from the Methodist church on
Tuesday. She was born in rules, Cook
county, Illinois, January 20, 1871, and
came to Oregon In 188S. At tbe age of
17 she joined the M. E. church at Forest
Grove, and in 181W married Charles
Crocker in Portland. The deceased
leaves her husband and two children,
Bessie, aged 5, and Johnnie, aged 3,
On Wednesday J. M. Greear purchas
ed of Schultnerich Bros, seventy-two
feet of laud on Second street, adjoining
the opera house building, which Includes
the building now occupied by the Gem
restaurant, the consideration being
2,000. Mr. Greear will at once erect i
brick store building, to be used by him
self, as his increasing Hour and feed bnsi
nesa demands larger quarters. This
piece of property was bought by the
Schulmerlch Bros, only a short time ago
for t'.H)0.
The Ladies Civic Improvement club
which was organized a year ago as an
auxiliary to the State Suffrage associa
tion, was reorganised Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. W. E. Thorne,
The suffrage work, requiring more time
than it has been possible to devote to it
while the two societies were combined,
it was decided to have two aeperate or
ganixations. The Civic Improvement
and Political Study club will meet on
the fourth Tuesday evening of each
month. The Suffrage club will meet on
the second Tuesday afternoon of the
month. More satisfactory work will be
the result of the dissolution of the so
ciety. Tbe officers elected for the Im
provement club are Mrs Imogene Bath,
nrMldent! Mrs. Mary Donelson, vice-
president; Mrs. Ruth Tamiesie, secre
tary and Mrs. Geo. Morgan, treasurer,
The officers for the Suffrage club are
Mrs. W. E. Thorne, president; Mrs. W,
D. Hare, vice president: Mrs. J. M.
Greear.
Note for J. R. Wbirney for state
printer, now serving his first term.
Crescent Theatre Tonight.
At the Crescent Theatre tonight, the
Ladies' Glee Club of Pacific University,
assisted by Mrs. Pauline Miller Chap
man and the Alpha Zeta Male Quartette,
will give what promises to be one of the
best musical entertainments ever heard
in Hillsboro.
The beet voices in the Conservatory
and College, under the leadership of
Prof. F. T, Chapman, have been train
ing for some months, and their chorus
llv in Part I. is almost
perfect. .
"The Lady of Shalott," Tennyson's
beautiful poem, set to music for ladies'
voices by Bendall. is one of the most
beautiful cantatas written
The rest ol the program will appeal to
alt -ho dellirht to bear solos, ladies'
auartets, male quartetes, college songs
is. Some of the Universities' best
singers will be beard in Hillsboro tor
the first time and no one ought to miss
this opportunity on Friday night,
Crescent Theatre tonight; popular
prices.
v.i J. R. Whitney for state
printer, now serving bis first term
Good sign-writer wanted. Inquire at
Den of Sweets.
Vote lor J. R. Whitney for stats
printer, now serving his first term.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, of North Da
kota are the guests of Rev. Gilpatrick.
The state attorney gives it out that
primary election day is a legal holiday.
I have just received a carload of de
composed granite for chicken feed.
At Greear'a teed Store.
I have a few choice fruit trees left.
Those desiring them should call at once.
John Brown.
Miss Lucy Humphreys returned Fri
day from a three months' stay near
Heppner.
Mrs. W. E. Thorne returned Friday,
having visited for a week with friends
in Portland.
Mrs. CO. Portwood, of Condon, has
been visiting with her aunt, Mrs. I. A.
Bailey the past week.
Supt. Case expects to hold a local In
stitute in this city April 21st. He has
not fully decided, but definite announo
ment will be made later.
Rev. Gilpatrick, S. S. Barnes and Mrs.
W. E. Thorne and Mrs. D. W. Bath at
tended the West Willamette Association
of the Congregational churches and min
isters held in Beaverton Wednesday.
Mr. H. R. Emmott left last Saturday
for Tacotua, where bis mother was very
ill and on receiving news of her death,
Mrs. Emmott left on the Sunday even
ing train to attend the funeral which
was held on Monday.
Mrs. W. P. Tucker, who baa taught in
the Sixth grade department during the
absence of Miss Humphreys, resigned
her position last Friday. Mrs. Tucker
made an excellent teacher and was
well liked by her pupils.
Dr. Llnklater recently received a
quantity of nuts from Geo. Hutchins, of
Kent, England, a former resident of
Laurel. Included in the lot were chest
nuts, beechnuts, walnuts, cobbnuts and
Alberts. The doctor has had them
planted on his lot north of his residence.
No school next Friday-legal holiday.
Mrs. U. 01. Gardner entertained the
Coffee Club lait Sat urdsy afternoon.
The Emmott Bros, have vacated their
old market and moved to their new mar
ket, recently purchased of Cats A Son.
Morton's famous Calla Lilly bulbs, 15
and 25 cents each. Will be ready for
delivery July 1. Ut us book your or
ders. Send a card or 'phone
E. K. Morton, Beaverton.
Max Crandall returned from Tbe
Dalles last Monday and is assisting in
the county clerk's office during the rush,
caused by the approaching primary elec
tion. Wm. J. Clarke, republican candidate
for State Printer, is a well known prac
tical printer. He is a son of that old
time editor and publisher, 8. A. Clarke.
He asks all old timers and their sons and
all others to vote for him primary day,
April 20th. His name is first on the
list of printers.
The street car matter hangs just where
It did last week. It is expected the of
ficials of the United Railways company
will be here soon to confer with hecity
council, when the right-of-way question
will be settled, satisfactory to all con
cerued, it is huped.
More than five miles of the new rail
road is now completed and the track is
in fine condition. There are now about
twenty-five teams doing grading work,
but this number is no where near
enough. As soon as more men can be
put on the grade, track laying will be
continued.
New Green Houae for Illllakaro
W. II. Morton and son, of Beaverton, j
were ii town Monday wi:h the object of '
securing dt-siraMe land for an up-to-date
greenhouse. They have decided to
move their greenhouse at Beaverton
here and have len looking at several
pieces of land. It is their intention to
erect two 120 foot buildings, and have
several acres for their nursery stork.
They are now furnishing Portland mar
kets with the finest lilies obtainable, but
have been handicapped tor space. Mr.
Morton is well known as a nursery and
greenhouse man, and he is confident
that a greenhouse will do well here.
Owing to bis present crop of set plants
and young flowers he will not be able to
leave bis present place until about tbe
first of June.
Wilcox-Wnggener.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season wss that which took place Wed
nesday, April 11. The contracting par
ties were George II. wilcox ami miss
Lura Waggener, both of this city. Mr.
Wilcox is well known as the efficient as
sessor of Washington county, and Miss
Waggener is one of our most popular
and highly respected young ladies. The
ceremony was performed at 2 .30 p. m.
at the Tualatin Hotel, tbe residence of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Waggener, the parents
of the bride. The parlors of the hotel
had been tastefully decorated with cher
ry blossoms and Oregon grape.
Promptly as the hour arrived tbe cou
ple filed in to the strains of Mendels
sohn's wedding march, with Miss Wilms
Waggeper at the piano. The beautiful
ring ceremony was used by Rey. Henry
L. Bates, of Pacific University, Forest
Grove. Afterwards the nappy couple
received the congratulations of all those
present, and light refreshments were
served. The presents were numerous
and beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox
left soon after for a short wedding trip,
and upon their return they will be at
borne to their friends in Hillsboro after
April 25th.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
R. Waggener, Miss Wilma Waggener,
Dorr B. Waggener, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Kindt, Victor Kindt, Hillis Kindt and
Elinore Kindt; Senator and Mrs. E. W.
Haines, Ruth and Grace Haines, Mr.
and Mrs. M. II. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Bailey and Miss Mary Bailey, and
Frank Luck of Forest Grove; William
D. Clarke of Eureka. Cel., Dr. and Mrs.
Tamiesie, Lura and Leon Tamiesie, Mrs.
II. V. Gates and daughter Helen, Miss
Rose Wilcox, and James S. Waggener,
Sr., grandfather of the bride, Hillsboro;
Mrs. James Waggener, Jr., and daugh
ter Norine Waggener, of Vancouver,
Wash.
Vote for J. R. Whitney for state
printer, now serving his first term.
Band Concert Tonight,
The Hillsboro Band will give a tree
coucert at the band stand in court house
yard tonight, April 13. Tbe boys have
been doing considerable practice lately
and will give a concert In Crescent thea
tre in the near future. Following is tbe
program tor tonight:
March "Captain Steele" Carlton
Walts "Luella" Weidt
Overture "Mountain Echos". . . .Dalby
Schottische "Too Sweet to Live". .
Rollinson
March -"F pta" Billings
Wa.'tx "Wild Flowers" Klefer
Galop "Dandy" Pettee
The concert will commence at 7:00
sharp. Everybody invited. J. R. Tow
ell, director.
Vote for J. R. Whitney for state
printer, now serving his first term.
Vote for J. R. Whitney for the state
printer, now serving his first term.
Prohibition Convention.
A Prohibition convention is hereby
called to meet at tbe court house, in
Hillsboro, on Saturday, April 28, 1900,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., for the
purpose of nominating Prohibition can
didates for the several county offices, as
follows: County judge, commissioner,
clerk, sheriff, treasurer, recorder, sur
veyor, coroner, and to transact such
other business as may come before the
meeting. All prohibitionists are ear
nestly requested to be present.
By order of the Committee.
S. S. BARNES, Chairman.
J. HAWKINS, Secretary.
Clerk
Marriage Licensee.
Issued this week by County
God man :
George Eugene Raatall of Multnomah
county and Charlotte Dorothy Graham,
of Forest Grove.
George II. Wilcox and Lura Waggener,
both of Hillsboro.
F. M. Cook and Sarah T. El well, both
of Marion county.
Wm. D. Clarke, of Humbolt, Cal.
and Mary Bailey, of Forest Grove.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will he received by the
county court, at tbe court room in Hill
born, Oregon, on Thursday, May 3,
1WH, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., for
grading the hill south of the Jackson
bridge; also tor the construction of
bridge and fill near the Blooming ceme
tery. By order of the county court.
Dated Hillsboro, April 12, 190(1.
L. A. ROOD, Judge
Vote for J. R. Whitney for
state
printer, now serving his first term
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Regular services at the Congregational
church next Sunday as usual. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at 1 1 :00,
subject, "New Life." Y. P. C. E. 8. at
7:00. Evening service at 8 :00, subject,
'Building a House."
Howard Gilpatrick, Pastor.
Easter services at Tualatin Plains
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing. Easter address by the pastor.
Christian Endeavor Society meets after
the morning service.
Preaching service at Arcade next Sab
bath at 3 o'clock.
r
Special Easter sermon and Commun
ion next Sunday at 11 :00 o'clock at the
M. E. church. In the evening at 8:00
special Easter exercises by the children.
The Epwortn League "Easter social
which was announced for April 12th,
is postponed until Monday, April 10th,
when it will be held at the parsonage.
All come and have a good time.
Vote for J. R. Whitney tor the state
printer, now servinst bis nrst term.
Red Croaa Dispensary Is Governed
Bv the Golden Rule: Lowest charges
consistent with scientific treatment oi
chronic, nervous and private diseases,
entailing blood poison diseases, malig
nant skin diseases, seminal weakness,
varicocele and impotency; circumcision
expertlv performed. When in distress
or doubt, call or write in confidence, to
the Red Cross Dispensary, Third and
Aih streets, Portland, Oregon.
Vote for J. R. Whitney for tbe state
printer, now serving his first term.
Herring.
Fresh salt herring at Messinger's.
Bin fellows and strictly fresh. Call and
try them.
The Weekly Oregonian and The Hills
boro Independent, both one year for $2.
For Sale or Trade.
r.rncKTv store and residence for sale
for cash, or rniuht exchange for farm.
For further particulars call on or ad
dress J. A. Measiugor.Hillsboro, Or.
Morion's Price List.
Selected Carnation Plants, 50c a dozen.
Choice Aster Hants, 25c dozen.
Pansy Plants, 10c and 15c a dozen.
Cabbage, Celery, Cauliflower and To
mato Plants rsady to deliver in any
quantity by the 1st to loth of May.
We are receiving many mail orders.
When ready for your plants remember
we guarantee good strong pUnts as no
artificial heat is used in our green bouse
at this time of the year.
E. R. Morton, Beaverton, Or.
Pull Blood Chickens.
The Black Manorcia, Barred Plymouth
Rocks and Brown Leghorn. Setting ol
13 eggs. 50c for Plymouth Rock and
Black Manorcia; $1.00 for Brown Leg
horn, set of 13. Call at R. H. Greer.
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All smart, up toJte women of lo4ay.
Know bow lo bake, wash, slag and to play:
Without tbeee talents a wife Is M. O.
Unless sba takes Kucky Mountain Tee.
At All Drug Stores.
'Just plain Billie Clarke, printer.
that is all," is the way everyone speaks
of Wm. J. Clarke, candidate for State
Printer on the Republican ticket and
whose name heads the list of State
Printer candidates to be voted tor on
primary day, April 20th.
This U lbs season of Ustlessness, hsadacbM
and spring disorders. Uolllster's Rocky Moun
tain Tsa ! a sure preventative. Makes you
strong and vigorous. 34 eenU. Taa or Tablets.
All Prug Stores.
PROBATE COURT.
Matter of the guardianship of Adam
Fulton, Incompetent; report and ac
counts filed September to April, l'JOO;
receipts, 1078.05 ; paid out I42W55 ; bal
ance on hand, 24n.OO. Account.
Matter of estate of J. C. Moore, de
ceased ; widow of deceased asks for
dower right in said estate in lieu of pro
visions made in will ; petition granted.
Matter of the estate of Max Moore, a
minor; Jennie Moore, mother of said
minor asks that a guardian be appointed
for him, and G. N. Hale be made such
guardian; appointment made; bonds
fixed at 11,000.
Estate of Elizabeth Freeman, de
ceased ; petition filed asking for appoint
ment of guardian ad litem for the minor
heirs of said deceased ; II. T. Bagley ap
pointed guardian. Petition to sell real
estate received ; the administrator auth
orized to sell at private sale.
Estate of Mary Jane Meyers, de
ceased ; final account file 1 and approved ;
objections will be heard May 14.
Estate of 8. N. Fuller, deceased ; final
account and estate closed of record.
R. Cave has jus received a fine stock
ol I 'riff en A Sexton Co., Universal
Ranges, the I t rane on the market
to-lay. It you want something that will
wear, do the work and make the wife
happy, call and khi this r ,.
Jersey Bull for Sale.
High grade Jersey bull, 2 years old ;
very gentle; without horns. Inquire of
J. ASBAHR,
Cornelius, R. F. D. No. 2.
Swetland's ice cream, the cream of
quality, at Walker's.
County Commissioners.
Ihs following additional bills were
allowed by the county commissioners
just before adjournment last week:
Jas B Matthews Post, Ind sol .
Jas B Matthews Post lnd sot ..... '
I W Connsll, refund tax ....
I H Wins, Juntos fees
John Baldwin, nonstable few .,.......
Jobs Abbot, Juror CI .
John McNsmsr, Juror et
Thomas Ritebsy. wit e t
Mrs Eldrldge, wit e t .
Mr Mil, wltet .. -
MrsMUlm, wlte t
Mrs A B TbomM, wit e t
Mrs McDonald, wlte t
Andrew Heckman, sup tl .....
P Hoffman, wit Just et. .....
A Csples, wltjum et ....
P Sesley, wit Just ct.
Henry Glahn, wit Just ot.....
Philip Ulahn, wit Just et
John R Bailey, eontlabls fees.
Jack Right, juror Juit :.,
James Johnson, Juror Jut ct.
John Ballard, Juror Just ct..
Mrs A W smith, wit ot
Mrs Alics Hall, wit et
Prael Hegsle Co, h and 0
L A Rood, sal ste
John Nyberg, sup sal
O T Brick well, sup sal..
T M Kelsav. sup sal.
Henry Van Dyke, supsal.
J J Smith, sup sal ..
Pres Berry, sup sal..
T O Meacbam, supt sal...
John Borwlck, supt sal.
Oustav Bronner, supt sal.
Ed Boge, supt sal .
W W Lewis, sup sal.
J B Wilkes, assess and col.
J W Connell, telephone
Wl Butner, sal sic
C B Buchanan, sal tc.
Tbos Oonnell, refund tax.
A S Sbolee, refund tox
James H Bewell, rand h..
DftTld Baker, rand b
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
c. Johnson at nx lo Francis L Town
Inu 1 ind 2 block S Sherwood SO0 00
WC Freeman si ax to Fred Bra un 100
acres la sees tt 21 TIS4W 2000 10
Jas H Bewell to John Kulow et ox 26
seres In Wm Baldra DL C 1100 00
James Nfebolas to Fred J Ramsey, part
ni bine k 4 Forest Q rove IN 01
J H Hanson et us to D B Bishop SS seres
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C F Tlsard et ui to John H Davis 40 seres
la AmosOrtlTHh D L C
Jsoob Wismer et ox lo Walter Wismer
130 scree In J Q A Zechery D L C 1 00
BenJ A Towa el a x to M F Johnson el 1
tacreslnseet2T3Rl W 1700 00
Ferd Oroneret ax to F D Sulferp 1.20
acres la Peter Scbollls D L C 4r2 60
Gilbert Hlghet to George B Hartmus lag
acres la Albeit Stewart D L C 7700 00
J Wilkes etas lo John W Connell lots
16 A IS block 1 Highland Psrk Add
Hillsboro I7 40
John T Lonslgnont to Arthur Adelott
tract la J Loiislgnool D L C 2IK 00
Geo B BoDderlla et ax lo James Brydea
Mall0eeresiasecs7ltTS!W 130 99
Roland D Lock wood to Lacy A Gilpin S
seres la John ButtDLC 1060 00
Manraret sister et al lo Francis L Towa
t acres la sec X2T2S 1 w itw so
Portland and Return 85c.
The Southern Pacific la now selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Hillsboro for Hi cents, good going Satur
d t P. M., or any train of Sunday, ra
ta uintf Sunday and Monday, givign
11 day Sunday and Monday in Portland.
The same arrangement applies front
Portland, piviuii all Portland people
a chance to visit valley points at greatly
reduced rates.
rW
NOW
Is the Time for Soring Remedies.
So why not use one
that is guaranteed.
Ask us about it.
THE DELTA DRUG STORE
ORNAMENTAL
S H Ei XJ E RY
We have a first class assortment of fruit trees,
ornamental lawn shrubbery, all kinds of gar
den and flower bed sets, and cut flowers. If
you will phone to us we will bo pleased to
call on you at the earliest opportunity.
Morton Green House,
Beaverton, Oregon
Strictly Private
sTTTTk
We Solicit YOUR Banking
Business; ami with the as
surance on OUll part that
it will be kepi
ST It 10 C Pill VAT
iTTTT's
J. SMITE, Banker.
We pay 3 per cent interest compound
ed three times s year.
Hillsboro Commercial Bank.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Xotlre Is herebjr lvea that I. Ibe nlerslned.
edsalalMreux of ibeeelaleof Herri U F notch
ktsa, deceased, ellh the will of said dee-wed
saast ed, ae Sled la ibe County Coort of the
aula of Oresoo, for Wsihlitoo Count?, mf
m. 1 marh trimlnWlrttor. and that
said Court kss set Moodsy. April . I, si the
boar of loe ckwia to. ofssia aayaeioe urn,
aad tbe County foort la Hllhbom. Oreeoe ae
the piece (or bearing objections to said Aooouat
and Final Settlement ot said estate.
r,b-i..rcb;..iiARRrrr
kM deceased, wltb tbe srlU of said deeeaeed
aaaesed.
t, B. Brrros. Attorney for said .
Kitchen
Situations Wanted.
In largo or small ramiHec, by a
number of competent cooks of exper
ience extending over 50 yeara. Don't
object to leaving town.
No fte x noons ff
Home in the evenings
We refer you to anyone who lias ever
employed one of our family.
Call and see us at Chaa. Lamkin'a
Hardware .Store, opposite nrt lmue.
siqskdJ
Charter Oak Ranges.