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THI INDEPENDENT, HILLtBORO, Eatara4 at tf Poatofflca) at HUlav boro, Oracra. tor transmlaaloa throocfc Official Papar af Waahlngton County, tha aaaUa aa aaccnd-laji mail mattar. IBVI50 BATH, rcBUHBta. D. W. BATH, Eiiioa EIGHT PACES. DCF" Tbl paper ia not forced upon anjrona. It la uot our fractica to stop papers until ordered to do to. Anyona not wiabing tha paper mast notify the publisher or the will ba held liable for tha lobaoriptioo price. President Haines in tha sanata never dodges a roll call at soma of tha senators seem to do part of tha time. Salem Journal. A. 0. Barker, assistant general agent of tha Chicago A Northweewrn Railroad and ona of tha beat known railway of ficials in Portlaad, diJ at bia boiu lo that city at midnight but Sundav, after an illneaa of only three daya of pneu monia. Ha leaves a wife and grown daughter. Tha Oregonian of Monday morning says of tha deceased, who bad a friend in every newapapar man in this state: "Few officials of Bailroad Row bad mora friends than Mr. Barker. He bad the respect and affection of all who in.. Mm. Purine- a long connection t uounty vorrespondence I We want a reporter in ev. L. town. bnerwoetf. RafUlar CumapoatltfOt. tUUd-striki ng0U; ,nJ wasceed- Aunt Sal'r ftfuWrCori Jack To "oooeoc Born, Saturday, February 2, at Vin cent's mill camp to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawrence, a daughter. Tha Sherwood band boys furnished with tha road ba represented be bad I mUgic (or the dauce at Scholia, Saturday gained an extensive acquaintance in all nj,jht. They report a good time but a parta of tha state. Nowuere was limited attendance on account 01 me more hlirhlv esteemed than in Portland gUt 0f tu0 weather. where be waa beat known. So sudden ,ii,i Deool. .... 1 r of tba week V. - . . in - f.. juuu wu. - "'"-K- -- - - round In B" was Mr. Barker's Illness hat but a few yeiterday to take charge TL. . U tbe main of bis friend, had learned o, bis serious Ml)JBl t0 thd .,,. Jjra M. condition. The new. of bis death w 11 Saturday Uugl, prepare a ps prove a shock to a large number in the ' " evening. IW, Thelnder-,B. Jack Town scrib bler beard !.k racntlr to the effect that Orl . K. PuU iUnd tbe "iabutdiSw. Wall thl. about ,...: . .7- from tha way transportation business many in other vocations. as well as to Mrs. John Borland, aged v years, on l0 Uy couuij mother of Mr.. W. P. Morgan, is danger- stating that if thaeowtf woula " .! ouslr ill at the home of the latter. Sen- nd ditch the road, tba .ignr woulu lie debility appears to be tbe nature of kaep tha road i for a term of five her complaint. years. "Chinook" wind of Monday ' Bad colds seem to bs tbs order of tha The Portland Journal of last Sunday say. that the men who will act a. the bead and front of the C. fc. Us nui . . i .- .ftV,TTnitnl Rail. cava in consirutnuu f - , way. company's lines are gradually be- night transformed the landscape very day coming known, and their identity adds quickly here. Every particle of enow M W at. -I t 1 . t I a.aa amA.I Bak. I I kij fikPa That Senator Coshow has lntroduW a bill to authorize county conn, to fix the width of public road, from twenty toon. hundred feat. Good idea. Mora road, mora mad. Wood burn Independent. I , ! Settler, in Dakota and other western statea ara freaziniF in la.l In- f vv. v. I - . 1 ii 1 IT .. t.urt i,l. ftf nnw I - . , . coal which cannot 1- hm. .Ml. .. comlna known, and their tdentuy auus qmca.y ..ere. - Ml8M1 .nnie jaca o w.is -. naw I ... .a 1 a t I 1 1 .von v.. liUfitpa I " W SB UVa " . . drU ft. !.,.. ... nflrmtion of the recent puhlisneu re- ami ice suuueniy u.-,.,. place attend .u. at the crescent tha dock, in Milwaukee, Wi... In a fir. port that tha line, will be built. W .11 daylight the next morning. theatre on Friday evsai le thal ba. been raiiinn for nearlv two treet report are to ma Mrs. Pulley and family left lor loos Althom.1, .v .nf abort dura- . . . . - ....... t... ...ani..i h w. k. i .. . . n... - in .. "ie snow w- - iiiun um ana cannot ba put out. iynuiw um liay yesteruay morning, iuvj tlon, aoine of th vn iP0Pla j Karlow k Uo., tue uroau sireei u..c.-, . ,, oai(t bv Uie learner ueiiance iHii,r,.ii. , Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hermiaton. in and that tbe syndicate Includes till- . outwari bouaj trip about 1 "wl,v I .. iT. I I V. It il..n.l.lM.nllhniwk. - 1J ue. The Pacific States Telephone-Telegraph a I a I Ins lines nave ueen omui iroujuiiBoivi i w k. several day. p.t between this place and We com. J- i were seen charge of the chapel car Emmanuel, the delphia, Cleveland, Boston and New property of the American Banti.t Pnbll- York tapitaliot. It is now conceoeu l . i i ai.-aat.-. cat inn mnltw 1 uAui.!iu ,:tn n H Ynrk financial circiei iuit iiiv a aas ai IUU W uu I " - their car, holding meeting, under the line, will be built, despite the opposl- auspices of the Baptist church. This tion of the General tlectnc element anu ia the cii.rl. i. .i.. ..,.1 u i. I it. Provision is being made to attrartinv mn.h .n; c. ... I (nil ,inln the lines and supply them ernoon Mr. ir.rmi.tnn ..i.t....! . 1 with nixctric Dower. Perry Coffin and ing for men onlvattha Flt ItantUt Banker Burr of Boston and several New church on tha subject. "Tha Black Voik banking firms are said to be in the Horse." I.vn.lirata. The reiwri, that Kidder 4 Rural Ronte One, Beaverton. Portlund. The advantage of the tele phone system is readily understood and ong as it comes whtikinK round the rvtrnaa I . a maa v l n appreciated under the present condl- ...h?tint hunUou't tlODS. I tha . . -l tnrnlnir in In ... . 01 lnow, uu We hope that that enthuniastio em- a nuie rivulet, starts on Journey to hrvn nuMumn that is attemotinii to "'o oceau. We do not think th Am.rln fl. Peabody of Boston and the Seligmans of f farmef j( well as all however diminnti.- i.m..i i. m. New York are the real backers oi me en- . , fi(...ermn aw aaaaaa sw. aai waM a ... 1 I il. . I " " ' ' I merclally, commonly or nationally re- wpna., .a eu,F....c- ."'""the privilege of Indulging la tue sport river gorw an H-...;the chlnook had ..... . ... . .... I Wall alriwt rnrpan tall VPS OI lUOIte I ... c , ...I - - uuw.m. - aarueu aa a j.iayming lor children, and " - " win lose - nis joo at oaieiu, poni.Biioui,- gone on hi( jayg vftcation, wa nnd that tbe flags In dispute are not AU" '-"- 7, , ly, beside, his bill snowed under .oaeep proceedod tout, nossession and run was tha verdict of the ,uow """"" that it will be Impossible to re.urrect it, tMnB. to ,i, , .,, a while and uuaru oi uniteu Bute, general appral.- ' 6 ' . . or any semblance out again. era in a .l,lnm.t monly known as the I'ortland electrical "rH,v" vi aaatuiaaa-ui v aaK . aaa i - . . . . , . poneuby.toy firm a. tovs. Tha ver-r""""". V ' . " V"'" -'T..: . . " -".Vr.'rj down telenhon. .M. .nJ cut up prank. aAssaa imniani Mriaaa t nar ii I rwtic saw ii I aiin or ni imh riiwn ni ni HrwiNNi in neinui I -w v vi . .. , . i I till everv nn -jir nt him. Hut the wee, the flags having been made in Ja-1"" iny P'" "uu,u .-...-.- good old chin uTm. ualn and has rn west irom tne oana corner to tne gener- - - A lake of al- c""BOU n,n wick where ne oeiongs, ana most linpaHsaule mud in front of busi- m u h0P will etay there lor anoth- ness house is found on that particular r year at ,eMt- street. While discrimination in im- Bernard Leis had sereral of bi. prune proving tbe street, is not intended, or tree, pulled over by tbe root, by the ice snouia not be at least, tne consensus oi uuring tne silver thaw. opinion is that something should be Tbe east . . Vnntana took a other trout fishermen $1.00 per year for ilJe tri d lhro0lA the Columbia froxa up pumM. bunted water pipes, froxe potatoes, broks down trees, tore pan and .hipped at a 35 ner cent dutv. through and Mr. Loss, whose eastern The flag, being classed as silk, were taxed I connection, are undoubted, would be al warehouse of the town. fifty per cent. Did you ayer lealize that planting ad vertising is like planting fruit trees? You couldn't expect a whole wagon load of apple, the first year. Neither would you tear the tree up by the root, at tbe end of the season if that wagon load of fruit were not forthcoming. Yet you run a big ad. and expect a carload of able to accept or decline any outside as sistance offered. Tbe franchise is rec ognised as a valuable one, and every street railroad combination in the coun try i. certainly keeping it. eye. upon it." The rail, for tbe city line, have been or dered and are daily expected to arrive ' done, and that soon or else abandon the in Portland. Mr. Loss, who waa in the city a few day. ago, left for Southern California, but i. expected to return ale, and just because you didn't do as next week and take active charge of the much a. your ceighbor over in the other work. All arrangements have been orchard, who has been tendins hi. tree, made for delivery of the rail, on the for year., you yank your advertisement ground and for distribution of the ties out of the paper and aay "Advertising and other materials as fast as they ar uosan t pay." Wa wouldn't expect yon I rive. Tha company haa yat two or thraa to get aoarrUd to advertising tha first) months In which to complete the city time you made its arqnaintance, mny ) Ji. and U wtbr conditions are lav- mora tbm w m 9itl mupmetroa to marry drat gM who winked at you on the street. Benton County Repudlican. The Eugene Register ha. thl. to .ay about the proposed bill to prohibit hone racing, and other .porta on Memorial Day: "The bill I. based upon the Ne braska law, in fact, Is practically an ex act copy, and the old soldier, of Lane county are desirous that the legislature put tome such measuie Into effect at thl. session as protection to the sacred- D.AM. tot Ik. 'In fm.I. f oay in the year that should h hi,i .o. ed by the people In honor of the old oldier. whose comrades lie In number less graves all over the land, in perpetu ity of the nation. Such observance of the day as benefits it. character, will teach us that broader ttrinti.m loyalty should be a distinctive feature of American citiienship. We should at leat .how deserved respect to the pre- .ycrs oi tne country. The wonderful growth of this country ii reflected in the car shortage which Is general at this time among tbe railroads Million, of dollar, have ben In..i by the road, during the past two years and orders, while having been filed with the manufacturers months ago, are still unfilled. While the country is loser by uch shortage, so are the railroads. It will take soma time vet before a anffl cient number of car. can be delivered to relieve the actual demand, of the busi nese. However, the railroad, are doing everytrung within their power to get car. a. .peedily aa possible. It i. not every country that outgrow, their trans portation facilities. A. a rule, .uch companies keep iu advance of the devel- opement and are great factor. In assist ing such general developement, but the past two year. Lave beta a record break er. LaOrande Observer. master inompaop, who shot and killed Judge Mead at Tacoma because ha prevented young Thorn peon from lag hi. niece, has been found "not guilty because of insanity." The verdict is nndoubtly because of tbe heart-break- ing plea of the father of tha boy. A dispatch from Tacoma aay. that he will not ba sent to the asylum at Fort Steila coora 1. certain. There i. a legal ques tion aa to whether he can ba admitted there, and aside from this, Dr. Calhoun, young Thompson', brother in-law and upcnuieuueni oi mat institution, la re ported as having .aid : "I will resign If heUeeut here." A. the case stands the boy ba. been declared "not guilty" and the court ha. do further Jurisdiction over him. Ue cannot be sent to a state penitentiary by the court, aa he i. not a criminal In the eyes of the law. The probabilities are that he will be sent to a private asylum, as the law I. such that hi. father can be forced to put him there or some state institution. For boy.' aaJ men . dreee shoe, go to J. C Oreer'a. orable it Is said the work can be done. Should unforseen obetacles arise the city council will be asked to extend the time to enable the work to be completed. Will You Aaalst? Do you ever find your newspaper dull and uninteresting? If so, it is because the item, in it contain no personal Inter est for you. There i. one way to make your home paper bright and newsy and that i. by helping the editor get in touch with the item, that are of especial Inter est to you. Do not be bashful about telephoning a bit of news to the office It will save the reporter much .hoe leather in running about trying to pick up these very items, and will be very much appreciated by the paper. If you know of a wedding, a birth, a death, a party, a visitor coming or eoinn. an acci dent, a peculiar happening, a burglary. anything about crop condition, of inter est, gossip of the conditions of hiehwavs and what step, are being taken to Im prove them, telephone line, buildina or transacting business of interest, or if your neighbor, hired man elope, with your hired girl why call u. up and tell n. all about it, or write it up and mail It to u. before the new. get. old and stale, ana we II appreciate your kindness. With the co-operation of its readers, near and far, an ordinary little countrv paper could be easily transformed Into a heet of general interest to all, and while tne editor might take in more money as a result, on the other hand readers would get more for their money. Anyone can reauiiy lee that it is a plan that would nenent all parties concerned. Let us near Irom you. And when we fail to In terest you, please bear la mind that we a n n .11 I r I . . v " auae, and what means much to one in Interest may bore some one else. Newspaper people are but hu- ...I II .It 1 . .., uu .1 Tuu mini its any "snap" to try to please a big, busy, Impatient, bur rying public, just try it.-Corvallis Ga-sette. thoroughfare altogether aa a public high way. Firdale. Regular Correapondent. Chas. E. Whitesell i. having a severe time with the pneumonia as the result of a bad cold. However, be is improv ing slowly, .. --. Miss Anna Thorn pfion graduated from the Eighth grade here at the lust exam ination. Mis. Mae Ennes finished with a condition and will make that up at the next examination. Koscoe Thompson ha. been quite sick for a few day. with a bad cold. Hi. worst trouble seemed to be that he coulJ not talk. Grant Landess i. building a new fence along the road in front of hi. place. Mr. Farmer is cutting the old logs up o they can be removed from bia front line so he can sight through for a fence. rences are becoming more the style than they used to be here. Our road boss did a fine piece of work for us by cutting down a hill and build ing up a grade between here and town. Miss Anna Thompson has gone to As toria to work in a millinery store with her sister. Itty Watt. Auction Sale. I will sell at public auction, two mile, south of Reedville, on the Farmlngton road, on Tuesday, February 19. at 10 o'clock a. m. the follow! II ff nrmiart.- Fourteen milch cows, 8 in milk, S com ing fresh in February; 8 hogs, weighing between 75 and 100 pounds: 8 dosen chickens; 1 back. 1 bungv, 5 mi.k cans Z o-gallon, 1 8-gallon and 2 10-gallons; 1 U. 8. Separator, 1 bedroom suit, 1 cook stove, I kitchen treasury ; 3 cross rut saws, 1 baby buggy, and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms. All sum. under f 10, cash ; over that amount one year', time on tankable notes at 8 per cent Lunch at noon. . O. M.Taylor, Owner. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer. For Sale. Three-year-old horse ; will make fine driving or .addle animal : aentla and kind, being raised by hand. Inquire at J iu performance at G Beaverton Regular Correspondent. It seems too bad that after patiently waiting until our new depot was finished we are not allowed to ue It. Our genial agent, Mr. Mcllvaine, says that all that is noressary now is the stoves with which to heat the waiting room and of fice, and that he has had them ordered lor sixty days. I expect that after all al .! wi uisagreeauie weather is over the stoves will arrive and we will be more comiortable in the shade of some tree tnan Inside a depot waiting room. MiaaHn. nl lr:n.i ... ....... .,, , muBooro, tnij ji,M usue Hedge, of Portland. vil(,l i.k Miss Cora Tefft last Saturday and Sun- aay ami attended the drama. J. Martin Alberts, of Portland, also could not withstand the temptation of -mg a -nrst class show" and came out . see tne play last Saturday night. ma Beaverton Hall Association met .nonuav in annual session. A. W iae, Kubv w. Boyd and S. A. Travle were elected director, for the coming ....... ... . , incent, manager. A llVol. lit. la ...... HMy occureo on our rwie last aionuay night but no dam """ i he name of the owner . ouiui coalJ ot Mcj,, Martin Anderson died January 3l 190,, at the family re.idence in this ci,y' and was buried Februarv 3, In the Cre. cent Grove cemetery. The decease.) has been a resident of this vicinity for . number of year, and is survive,! by wife and four grown daughters. Moses pn.ly, of Cooper Mountain, who has been quite ill recently, i. r,, improved in health and . . ahle to be out of doors la a few .1... more The Beaverton DsmaticC1obprent. awieavai vein the depot. 'ngehall ast Saturday evening. The pl.y Wa boe.0iw'--theaebe.uti,a latea lf. I L ""'My'i fancy ciiocu t.l7Aft h.m ClritmM .ad Ne Year - out um .r. ...I W'a at - - aa' 'i u v nmvi j i .. " joe. out with thl best in this "u. . ' Jist recelT-i CUuuw Mill. CrlJ ' c"rn " (Reduced Round Trip Excursion Ratea to Pacific Coaat In 1907- During the summer Mason of 1907, re duced round trip excursiou ratea will be la effect from the East to the Pacific Coast, Montaua, British Columbia and Arizona poinU. Ratea from Chicago via direct linee to North Pacific Coast point, will be 7A, and from Missouri river common points (Council Bluffs to Kansas City inclusive) also St. Paul and Minneapolis, rate, will be $00, St. Lonl. and Denver, Colo rado Spring, and Pueblo Kate, to Spokane and point, effected will be 5 lee. than to the coast. Ratea one way via California will be 113.50 higher than those above mentioned. Ticket, will be on aalo daily, June 1st to September 15, 1907, with final return limit of October 31, 1007. Account of Twenty-third International Christian Endeavor Convention at Seat tle, Wash., July loth to 15th, 1907; Con vention of Baptist Young People'. Un ion, Spokane, Wash.. July 4th to 7th 1907; Grand Lodge Independent Order of Good Templars, Seattle, Wash., July 10th to 22nd, 1907, rate of one lowest normal first class limited iare for round trip fjr direct routing with $12.50 addi tional one way through California, ba. been named to North Pacific Coaat point, and Spokane from Chicago, St Louis, Miasourl River and Colorado points. Sale dates east of Colorado points, June 20th to July 12th, 1907, west, June 21st to July 13th, 1907, final return limit September 15th, 1907. Account of Mystic Shrine Convention, Lo. Angeles, May 9th to 11th, 1907, and Conference of Get man Baptist Bretheren, Los Angeles or Long Beach, Calif., May ltlth to 23rd, 1907, and National Eclectic Medical Association, Long Beach, Calif., June 18th to 23rd, 1907, one lowest first class fare for the round trip ha. been authorized to Lo. Angulea and San Francisco with $12.50 additional for ticket, routed one way via Portland Sale dates, Mystic Shrine and German Baptists, April 25th to May 10th, 1907; final return limit July 31st, 1907, and for the M. E. M. association, sale, dates June 8th to 15th, with final return limit August 21st, 1907. Wm. McMURRAY, G. P. A.. O. II. & N. and S. P. Ry. Nursery Slock ORDER OF Peterson & Yates. Cornelius, - , Oregon All Kinds of Nursery Stock English. Walnuts A SPECIALTY. WOMEN biful t make' Robertlna ulvee what .very woman mot d!re-a perfect comple.Um. It brlnx that s-ft, smooth, fresh. ,.,,. tint to tha check that i-note out"hfulne.. It will brlna b.-auty trt those who lack It: It will retain It for those who already ponsess It; It will enable you to sccesful!y combat the ravaitea of weather and time. Pon't douht-Jon't argue. Just try Robertlne. Your druggist will give you a free (ample. . All drug, gists keep Robertlna. Our Stock of PREFERRED STOCK CANNED Goods is Complete. Remember, ulieu you need anytliliiic in camied goods that you can't get any belter T. P. GOODIN. CONTRACTOR AN II H UILOER When In Iiillsboro, call at the S. K. Nelson has bia apple trees mulched with frozen potatoea. J. J. Conaway. of Raleigh Height., ha. .old hi. farm to t PrtT in Portland and will move awav soon. Ill health of hi. son la tbe cause. II. Eliander is having a lot of wood cut and i. preparing t fence the niece of land which he bnrtt about a year ago - Charloy Rogep 1 just getting over a tussel with tbs : Lrippe. Mis. Hilda Holm, who hat been similarly afflicted, is now able ia ilteod school, Mr. and Mrs,.. W. Smith, who have been quite IU with th. lame complaint, are on the mend, Little Harold Bremer, who ba. bad a siege of lung ierer, is able to be about again. j Mis. Koaine Storm is on the tick list but I. .lowly Improving. 1 an. aureu wiener is taking a vacation over in Washinrton ia the vicinity of Waahouital. When he get. back we ei pect to tee a betnkin nailed up on the enu oi the barn. The silver th wu at it. height on the forest tree, which cover the eouther ly.lope of Bullajonntain. The ciack ing of timber could be heard for a mile and one could Imagine .narmy of wood men at work In th. forest fellinff tr. The ice would accumulate till finally ome branch could hold no more and it would map from the tree and come oown with a crash, bringing down my .o. oi .mailer branche. and twigs men now lie i0 1 tsngled mas. around tne oot of a tree , a grim reminder of . ice .torm of 1907. No. One. In January cold win.i.wn. The thoughts of mt oR make us .brink, u w nen we re oat we like to know Home place to get aRoft Hot Drink. There i. no better p! to call, No matt, how y0r ie9 may vary, For Bomllon.Asp.; vigor!. Like ralm.teer'.Conionerr. Into my encloaur. 0 or about Decern- will call, prove property and take tame erton, Or,.. Jan.5;&E- T - J! . . - ""iee and child....', nntlns flannel waa m " - au-ns, ouc, )2c anj tI (jo.wh, at Mr.. -a m. ""nlou-Oentlem. ladv with Booa reierenca, to tr.,.i bv rail or with lor a firm nf tl-A -Wi Aai a a vlt al " -iy and sinenses ac nce.i Address, with .uniP. Joe. A. neaander. Hin.v.. " --. uoro. Ore. an. n -lUW..,., . . ....... W m lust . I . . l.l- . i..ii . ""-raved. HO I.UJ J UIVVMfcl m ..1 . t , . "u-aiTf aunou Home Style Lunch and Coffee House I am prepared to furnish plans and estimates on rny kind ol a build ing in Washington County. 'Phone 28x4. or address R. F. D. I. T. P. GOODIN, Hillsboro. Or. DR. W. E. GARRETS ON, , . TP STAIRS, rifmttftM n f I 111 AM T1nuiLu I We will treat you right. In the Hon- LW 310 HI, bUIubT 111 &MT. ItilliU son building on Main street, one-half I ' Feed I Bhed ?hon.b Ind"' "? ' Frme"' Wl" fit your with 8lasse9 that are al'soluteJy correct. Ue does uot . ...t,.uvuw ar ui uiuucrn ui.firumciir.v icrcct rlc Sllgnr- est error. No pain, no medicine or ''drops" used, lie does not cbarce fancy prices. Call and see him when in Portland. D. E, PIZER, Proprietor. This Spray is Endorsed By A. B. CORDLEY Of the Corvallis Ag'l College. Speaking of tbe PHOENIX LIME AND SULPHUR Liquid Spray Mr. Cordley, or the Corvallis Agricultural Col lege, writas Dunne a Co. as follows: Corvallis. Ore-, Sept. 7, 19U6. David M. Donne A Co., Portland, Oregon. Dear Sirs: la reply to your letter of the 4th mat. I am glad to be able lo report that tht re sults obtained from the use of your Pboenlx Spray were very satisfactory Indeed. I toiled It by diluting one gallon of spray with ten gallons of water, also by diluting one to fif teen. The diluted (prays wars applied thorough-1 ly in February to trees that were simply Incruat. ed, and even the weaker solution has apparently oomplutely eradicated the peat from sprayed trees. A final eiamlnallon nadebout two week, uo I rails 10 reveal any living seals upon either fruit or leaves. (Signed) A. B. CORDLEY. I .ell cheerier than anv nthar 1.1ap For price in any quantity, f. o. b. at Bea ver iun, orat any place, write B. LEIS, Sole Agent, R. F. D. 1 Beaverton, Ore. Io they fit? If they're not EX ACTLY riant, let ua make them eo. W hen w fit you, we fit you AC CUKATKL.Y. Long eiperlence. every necemary srlentlflo apparatus and the required knowledge en. abllng ua to correctly use the aame our own complete workshop, with every facility-even to tha grinding of special lentee are all at your dlxpoml here, assuring a service not posilble with others less fortu nately equipped. Again do. your Klasea FIT. or.nearly fit? Monsell Optical (b. rwUATBLS r'WAJH iTJ PORTUWD EVERY" ARTICLE IN THE STORE NEW THIS KALI. a, u H U O H O w K H n A O O H O o ij O H O 'r, lenuine BBWB Sale. 1. I still have a few Trimmed Hats, and will sell thorn at VERY LOW PRICES, rc-aid-less of cost. If you arein need of a Hat, step in and see what you can get for from $2 to ;.50. MKS. LM0GENE HATH, One Door East of Tualatin Hotel. H r o S3 H r o k-l v S3 i O M (A HATS RE-SHAPED AND MADE TO ORDER. CO YEARS LXPERIENCS 1 V jam. 111 Tnaoc Manas DtaiOMa Csn.i.. a. inn, nm rn end ilwrlMkn mn eHo.lf wwlain our nrtn.n Trm whmkJTZL rr -Oregon Short line rr-. erm ahd union pacific Three Trains to the East Daily ' '"'. ''" '"h Mann a uTrM 'V- 7--. ennrn, n tbe Scientific Jfmcrican. 1bmna Hui'man itan.laril ari.1 bmri.l mtrru. PS eer. dally tn Omaha, f'hifacn, Hnnkane- r1"''" "e-pma raranaii r u, K aoaat ( liv: thr..h d, u!ir.,,--iVM. .'7"n 'lnally,i,. Mi!t,,T',kl,,0, h'c,"n1 Katiaa. I llv; re- ra i.araui aallj) lo fcaat dally 70 HOURS PORTLAND to CHICAGO No rhanire of Cars 70 1KI'A I H r)K hiraao I'i inland lIwlal Wni via II ilnvtim Ailanilo" K I ureMi :l p m tla Html. Inal.in St. Taiil h ant Mall :l p m via Skane TI.VK H ll Khl I. Kg fmm I'nrtlaiiil -alt ra, iM-n.rr. Kl Worth. Omul., u . iiu ami r.al ll Lake. Iirnver. tl. Worth, Omaha, Kan aa tty, st. Iuia,, i-atarv. ati.st W alla W alla 12.7. Hpiikanv.Wallai-r Full innaili., hi lllllllfh U I ' ' h'f xi'and Kat AKKI VK INOM 8:(X)p m 7:1A p m S.Uri p m A aanilanmrr I'lnatrat .u. v.i.n.pi-.. ... w-iTiriBn fmm fnp.l.u I - J . aesretU:S.t UeU,T 00 M r wrU '" Iff Viaarn.l at . &to."'--. New Tort vat. aa r au Weaaiiioi; IXl ' "Wr. McMURRAY General Tasnger Agent, The Oregon Railway and Navigation Co., Inland, Oregon e
