SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R
TIMS-TABLE.
SOUTH.
No. 2.
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No. 4.
5 :24 o. m .
GO. SO SOUTH.
Lr. No. 7 id
Foreet O rove fl :."
Cornelius tt:3
Ilillsboro 6M
Keedville 7:00
HOBTH.
No. I.
,..4:31 p
AO. S,
..Vt:03 a, m
m
beaverton.
Ar.
I'ortland..
..7:10
No. p
l::w
1:34
1:42
1 :.VJ
2:06
:50
i
AO. 8 i u
....11:00
11:44
....11:5s
....12:07
....12:15
No. 10 p m
ttr.D
7:04
7:15
tt:40
7:30
7:40
except Sun-
... 7:55
ugiwu SOUTH
I.e.
Portland....
Beaverton. . .
Keedville....
Hillsboro....
Cornelius . . . ,
Ar.
Forest Grove 12:20
rhii train will run daily
lay, and service w ill be maintained a
long m the business will Jiulify. Thi.
will be a local passenger train of subor
ban nature ana will not carry a baggage
car.
L. 8. NELSON, Agent.
How did you like your valentine?
Subscribe (or The Independent
Tbe New 1900 crop of nuta at Walker'.
Gun repaired at K. I.ee Sears' Bicycle
hop.
For boy.' and nieu's drees alioea go to
Fred Emereon waa down from Buxton
TueaJay.
Beit ammunition on the road at R.
Lee Sears' Eicycle Shop.
Teacher' examination! are being held
at the school bouse this week.
Everybody should work (or a Greater
Ilillsboro. If you can't pull, i-uh.
20 sticks of "Made in HilUU.ro 6tick
Candy," 10 cents. The Den of Sweets.
Wild geese were seen flying notrb
ward last Sunday, a sure harbinger of
spring.
Mis. Mabel Gilbert of Portland is vis
iting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Collins.
Tho. Howe la building a new bouse is
East Ilillsboro, Eighth and Railroad
streets.
J. I. Case Plows, Harrows and Discs,
Lf :..V.1I If. ok. an.t U'annnl
at the Nelson Hardwire Co.
The Nelson Hardware Co. will sell
you any steel range or rook stove in the
bouse for one dollar down and a dollar
a week.
Mrs. Zoa Signian, nee Hayden, who
has been in Eastern Oregon for a year,
has returned and is now stenographer
for the Condensed Milk Co.
The weather for the past week has
been beautiful, and many prople are
working in their gardens, cleaning up
and burning the rubbish.
The grade has been completed to the
new sawmill and work of laving the
track is under way. The mill will start
as soon as logs can be furnished.
Miss Helen Gates gave a dancing par
ty at the opera house last Saturday in
honor of a number of friends visiting
her from Tendleton, Albany and Port
land. A very pleasant time is reported.
Mayor Dennis is not saying much
but if there are not some verv decided
improvements about town this spring
that genial smije of his is misleading.
He believes in acts rather than words.
Yesterday was Valentine's Day and
Uncle Sam's letter handlers were kept
on the jump. They say that the num
ber of Dackases sent through the Hills-
t.A nm-A waa Urser than during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Talmateer enter
tained the Congregational choir last
evenine. when the time was spent In
rn.-tiin tailing, annua and games. Ice
rcream. Rose mousse Heart ami iauy
fingers were served.
a M.mmand strangers will come to
Ilillsboro within the next sixty day, and
many of them may want to locate if con
ditions are favorable. This is a gooa
time to brush up and be prepared to
meet our Eastern friends.
County Clerk Godman has this week
Issued marriage licenses to Ira D. Lsti
m.r nl Tilltmook and Calla Young of
Ilillsboro Joe L. Williams of North
Yamhill and Btella A. Matteson of Gas
ton ; William Zurcher and;Lydia Pieren,
both ot Gaston.
In order to Introduce our own make of
stick candy we will sell for one week
only, beginning Thursday, February 14,
20 sticks for ten cents, not more than iu
cnta worth to a customer. The Den of
J. C. Greer's.
stationery and full line of school sup
plies at Mrs. Bath's.
Haws R. Lee Sears fix that broken
umbrella. At the Cyclery.
Onion seed for sale in bulk at the Cli
max Milling Co.'s store on Second street.
The Weekly Oregon ian and The Hills
ooro Independent, both one year for $2.
Now watch the commissioners take
the rotten old fence away from around
the court yard.
Public dance at the Ilillsboro Opera
House on Saturday evening, February
16th. Walker's orchestra.
)JPartiei having timber lands for
sale will find It to their interest to ad
dress F. M. Heldel. Ilillsboro, Oregon.
The One-Minute Washing Machine,
latest thing out, sold on thirty days'
trial by the Nelson Hardware Co.
A new lot of embroidery silk at Mrs. I.
Bath's, one door east of Tualatin Hotel.
Also a new line ol embroidery hoops and
stiletoa.
In the Beaverton items will be noted a
call for a meeting of the Beaverton Fruit
Growers' association and the program to
be followed.
Reubln Treber of Portland, formerly
of Phillips, and Malverna Londs of Van
Couver, Wash., were married on the 4th
at Albina, where they will reside.
L. E. Yorkey, of Corvallis, a first class
printer and gentleman, is now an em
ploye of this office He comes here with
the best of references, both as to ability
and character.
The new line of perfumes ordored
since the holidays, has arrived and is
complete in every respect. We can
furnish all of the exquisite odors at the
Ilillsboro Pharmacy.
Representative Barrett's bill to In
crease the salary of the county superin
tendent of schools to $900 has passed,
and the salary of county judge has been
raised to 1200 per year. Ej gchulmerich entertained the ladies
. . . I il.a Mntliodist church. Both
You can pay your taxes to ouerm - ,.,,ij ,i .
n n Wednesday. I you garnering! w...
;ay ,n u.l before March 15, you will re- lovable time, reported.
ceive a rebate of 3 per cent. Half pay- Miss Edith Blair, who has been visit-
ments can be made prior to the first g her uncle, R. H. Green and family
rn,i. in Anril. Read the sheriff's f,,r the tast six months, left (or her
notice to taxpayers in another column, home in Manitoba, Canada, last
W. regret to again state that we must ''1:: with
l.u.v. .n onmmiin .-at uns ulwu " " "
friend. Miss Blair came to Oregon (or
hnr health and returns very much Im
Mrs. E. W. Haines and daughters, of
Forest Grove, were visiting in this city
yesterday.
Yt ilium Zuercher and Lydia Pieren,
I tne
of Gaston, were married yesteruay
Justice II. T. Bagely at the residence u
U. G. Gardner, of this city. They will
reside in Portland.
Chapman's railroad commission bill
has passed both houses of the legisla
ture and the Governor will probable al-
it to become a law. It pesseu
Monday by a unanimous
lo
WeNealh,UlL
.Vol""1? be
evening
T , ....- at tte court i,miM ,
a
on
Commissioners' Proceedings.
The comity court met in regular
monthly seMionWe.loM.laT.the 6th, with
Judge Goodin and Commissioners C. P.
Buchanan and V. T. Butner present.
The petition of C. lack et si for im-
provement of road near Fertniugton was
House last
vote.
Under a recent ruling of the postoflke
department private post cards' bearing
written messages on the left half of the
address side of the card will be admitted
to ehe mails after March 1. This order
does not apply to the cards printed by
the government, but. only to those to
which stamps are affixed.
After the first of March you can buy a
book of one cent stamps, the same as
books of the two centers are sold. The
postofflce department has decided to is
sue such books, as will be seen by per.
usal of the following notice sent to post-
cuititerf from tbe depar.tueni. wm.v by
.a a iT. I '
just been received at tbe local posiou.
i n lav eveu'11. ' ,, co"' with tbe continued for investigation.
urometers of t MW Pject. so Ordered that a deed be executed In
that they, el"1, l!nerl public 'or of H. B. Killen lo correct a dsed
liould got tl',oU1' nivler''taiding 0f heretofore made by order of the court,
ti e same and renl a opinion as to the matter of the sale of the S of
(orwarJing tin I01; the 8 E I, 8 34, 72 N R 4 W. Will Mer.
President ot BulH lr. J. P. Jake Neichen was appointed road sup-
Tsuiei?. cal'.eJ tb meeting to order ervisor of District No. 19.
.vm his op11" necessity muim neno waa awowei trie sum ol
hotel l ll'11"1'"!. lie stated W 00
per month tor the support of Joe
H-rei ol the com-1 a pauper,
it tnat the h01 hsdly needed, The petition tor a change of boundary
and gave
nl a lie
' I ... I. cA It 91 Vm .L! I -.V I .IT...-! X' OA ...I
and that ' "ituf I VI kuwi uiiuki iiu, i., u (nuveu.
., k ee aith tl travsllng public, and Sam order was granted to the peti
Bosiiive detn ent to the proper on to change boundary line of District
grow
Many
a positive detr'""'l,, to the proper Hon to ch
tth and deveUpni-t of this place. No. 68.
raaaons l'r ""'lined showing Tbe petition ot Anna M. Crowley for
.'v.- n.esity ol th n hotel, and an rebate 0f taxes on 8 E ot Sec 30, T 3 N
enthusiastic endorse"1'"! to the propo- R 3 W, was ordered granted on payment
i.m In a short, w"'-''ieu saaress. io to tne treasurer.
t a t auulin. ol "ortlauil tben took It was ordered that J. W. Connell be
' i .l.ulf ol It.. ... :.i I .....a.l . . ..l l fin
the fi.Hr in c v yiuixwwon, i w . wuu ui a v
.hna lnii the mpy beI,,fil to be derived officio tax collector.
HilUbo'o anu 'fliiry country I iue application lor reuei oi liwoou
. 1 t a a at a
the C')iil, Jluu,i ot such a "sines was oroerea auoweu at iu per
K'i,
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
K'rvi.es at the M. IS. church next
Sabbath, preaching both uiorning and
evening by tbe paalr. T.av I- F. Bel
knap. Sunday school at 10 :00 a. m.
morning service, II :00 a.m.; Epworth
League at 6:30 p. in , and evening ser
vice at 7 :30 p. iu.
Regular services at tbe Congregational
church next Sunday as usual. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Morning sermon,
The Greatest Thing In the World."
Evening sermon, "The Insanity Plea."
Y. P. C. E. S. at 7 :00 p. in. All are In-
vited.
Howard Gilpatrick, Pastor.
For Sale.
Cypher's lncubtor and Brooder, 220
eggs capacity for sale. Call on or address
C. RHOADES,
Cor. 7th and Oak Sts., Ilillsboro, Or.
Notice.
It the party who took a silk umbrella,
with I.G. B. engraved on the silver han
dle, w ill return it, he or she will confer a
favor. The umbrella was undoubtedly
taken by mistake.
Mhs. Imouxkc G. Bath.
Next door to Tualutin Hotel.
P,aim..ti are notified that prepara- .,,.,:.. u propW'i. lie said that month to be given to the wile ol said ti
. . . ! - 1i.nl . .....nnitiriff tl.l. t Wnfwl tta1nA.
Imni are beinir Hiaae to wau I !, nentlellien l" smcruwae i
i i-vk form, begining about ,mtv interested in the succen of Petition of Mrs. L. C. Peterson for re-
" "f " " " ' ... I " " f ;.. .. . , - ..... .,.,
Maroh 1 1907. There will ce oniy o0 ,l, venture becauee necesHity in oi ienaivies, coovs anu irm
m . .i...r.r In (nlir I . . . ..I limit ml ui.u l....: I tT fi. HKIA nn M iprai nnar lUivnrlon.
aire, pnntaininir i-conn inrtneract-o v ium- - - .
.he-ta of six stamps each, interleafed . thi, .ection. li.outlined the granted.
in, narafln riaoer and bound like Dooks . advertitmu winch is being The petition to Improve new Kir
.... r f ...ii: jt . I i .1. . I n K..
of the two cent stamp, ine aciiiua . v thein, aim sww mat as soon I ru,ui souvu m vurunuu, waa
Drice is 25 cents per book. The smaiiesi , coionnl 'Htn go into el- an orUer that iuu De appropriatea lor
.,miF laued to a postmaster win ue ,.!, mhey ' "ve hundreds mat purpose.
wtt ami The report of Willis Ireland, recorder
LHII. I fW liHIIIUS U' I V - -" - wa-
" I we " I . a a a
.1.- ,.,nt and e..t in search of farui ma Investment, received and approved
VV MV - I a--"- - -
showing the right Und o public spirit. These people cannot p;ib,y be brought the month of January, 1334 45.
That town wl I have an electric line run- out here under present eondition. with E. J. Godman'. report for Jan
llial town win nv u.nnviL.,,.. ..I - araa im v.l anil annroved : rect
Receipts for
Dog Tax.
Notice is hereby given that dog license
(or the year 1J07 is due and payable at
the office) ot the undersigned (rom March
1st to 6th. All licensee not paid by
March 6th will be deemed delinquent
and tha Marshal will be Instructed to
take possession ol dogs upon which
license is delinquent, as provided by or
dlnance. By order of City Council.
H. T. Baolbt, Recorder.
8. M. Holland is building a cottage tor
himself between Jackson, and Fifth
streets
Wanted 10 men In each state to tray
el, dislribute samples of our goods and
tack signs. Salary 185.00 per month;
13.00 per day tor expenses. SAUNDERS
CO., Department P, 40 Jackson Boule
vard, Chicago, Ills.
Coming Attraction.
The following attractions ar billed at
the Crescent theatre with their date.
All of these are said tube first clas
shows :
February 23 "The Missouri Girl
Feb. 27 "Nettle, the News Girl."
March 19 "King ot Tramps."
Eggt tot Hatching.
Full blooded brown Leghorns, barred
Plymouth Rocks. White Bocks and black
Minorca.
C Khoades,
Cor. 7th and Oak Sta.
Wanted : Lady to advertise our goods
locally. Several weeks home work. Sal
ary $12.00 per week, $1.00 a day lor ex-
...... HIM f.KniU. irVL'W IV.
48 Jackson Boulevard. Chicago, 111.
yp. A .O. A. A A CK jfflfflll.jSa
uary
receipts,
WHY
It Is to your advantage to keep an ac
couut with
was received and approved;
1169.75.
The petition of E. B. Tongue for re
bate on taxes was granted on the pay
ment of 130.00
The petition of Ferd Groner et al for
IIB V U wva..-- - I ,
a i I i;t .1 nf aiin'M iWailaA rA an
ning through the city to the uase me any nieii..uuu. -
Lumber Co.'s mill and also nave eiec- tnni iaca o. - -r -
trie lights. About twenty ladies visuea dations. - v-..-
the council at its last meeting and peti- ruunity mean many dollars in the
tiot.ed that the street on which the line pockets of IlilUiboro merohsnts, and
co-opiTution In the en-
IS tO DO DUlll SIlOUiu i .. . , . . . . . . n!..l.. V 9i ..I
n,i it was so voted. The ladies terprise is n ueveiopa-nt oi - -
are go'lng In for improvements and the trade and resources is dnired, and these
couucil is going to back them. . ot course are the niainsUy of sny city,
and the lonttaiu """fh'xi upr enver
Inspector Walker ol the U. S. postal nrlliini. n.t public spirited merchants to
service of Wisconsin was taking in
eral town in that state last week collect- further extension of tb new rail
ing fines from parties who have inserted wag mentioned ind with it the
writing in the fourth class or merman- conglanty pressing need oi a hotel.
dise matter. Of twenty pacaages e MftnJ , other favorable pham of the ntu
opened in one town only one was found ' ubtuitted, followed by a gen
eral description of the hotel building and - Prudbolo.. boos maeniD..
WWinJtiwwu I .... ...... k
.T. W. SIITJTE, BAISTICEK,
1IUXS130RO, OUEQON.
denied.
Tbe petition of the Sage Land and Im
provement Co. for rebate of costs and
penalties was granted on the payment of
18.16 taxes
The following bills were audited and
allowed :
i, I, Bmllh, r. and h
W. W. Uwla, drawing Jury..
RafAlli It is a strong, careful, safe, liberal, prompt,
IUVmiwv iDHtitutt0D..
accurate, and
up-to-date bank in
Wm QostUsman, drawing Jury.
IC. B. Bltbop, drawing Jury
the manner in wi
would be financed. Mr, cbrlitDao. r ana b
It was promised by the promoters to I C. W. Johonn, drawing Jury
take some stock themselvd tnJ to float
in Portland, but that the
H. 0. Hays, drawing Jury
M. I. Buck, drawing Jury
r. L. Qtlgar, wltosai and mlleags.
n. with the law. The fines col-
IrV- vvui'i " -"
lected were not less than 10 each. Per
sons who are In the hbit of writing
"iues a few words" in their packages of
merchandise should stop it. It's expen-
i . -
sive. more In Portland, but tbat the major
The Journal reports that the Home portion of it should be mbscribed by Cnir gbiaidi, witnaa. and miieage-
. . i... inn ...ininallf I f tii a viclnit v. m tnev would I BaMllDs Lumber Co. ranan
telephones connected up in Portland not only secure dividends on it, but
and is installing Instruments at me rate woul.l be lurtner u.muu.7 JohB HimphrUi mo, co,
of 100 per day, and that inside of sixty by the good to tne community w men c,r1, Uoooin, i and h
dava 10.000 instruments will be In use. would accrue upon
Th Ion distance line running from hotel
-"w I ... ..... .1 L.
Portland to Ilillsboro and Forest tlrove, promoters lurtlier agfe U u inouiu o i . .. board
whirh otves direot connection with 2,000 desired, to bond IhvmneVits to n I n. c. Woodbury. ex. board
.-.a. nnt in luat HunJav. JMO amnnnt ennivali'nt to Ilie coal 01 tne Ward Downs, aep. inanu.
charge will be made to subscribers until hotel that the stock would par dividend.
after the first 10,000 instruments have to the amount of at least o per
construction ot the I Max Crandall. ex. records-
As a guarantee at good laith.the Tbot. a MoBrlds. Judg...
as
cent.
been installed.
When Hon. W. N. Barrett returns
from Salem he will find a brand new
renresentative at his home. Tha little
chap dropped in last Monday, and find
tnghis fathei absent, took possession
This is conclusive evidence that the
promoters have faitb in this community.
The r.rice of the hotel was stated as
135,000 complete, and It is the intention
to purchase or mannlaeture all ponsibl
materials used in its construction here,
so that thfe stockhoUleis may be beneDV
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J.
Tamieele entertained tne lauies soc.evy t0 trrive hen the head of the house is
of the Congregational cnurcn, anu oirs.
refuse to publish any communications
to this paper and not accompanied by
.. .:.,.'. ..m. This does not mean
IUV HIIIVI - . - I .
that the name is necessarily (or publl- proved
e.tinn. bntasa auaranteeo( gool faith Mr. c. A. Pio, of East Portland,
min.liktws know who l anent last week with her lamer, t. it
UIUOI uvm-'i- l I
we
writing to us.
Passenger between Forest Grove and
Portland are notified that trains No. 1
...I .in nnt atnn at Murray. Job's
Croaslna. Fifth 8treet or Olsen. No.
n and 4 will not stop at Fifth street,
Job' Crossing or Murray. The Forest
- ... 1 Hlllahnra local Will "top at
UruV aa i s v . -
all the point named, both way.
At ra'mateer' Confectionery
They strive to suit the rich and poor
And during the month of February
There'll be ome specialties for sure.
Tobaccos, Cigars the very best
T1 ..V. . U . , . . . U' ...... V..W WW". .
p and Is now boss. wr. warreti win proo- eJ . amounU Blivea i material as well
aoiy mirouuce a uui piwiuuiuua tn retain all possible disbursements
in the hands of local people.
away from home working for the state. Laughlin, a short talk io
But we are afraid It would not pass Dotn Uwf of the hotel wft, given by M,.or
houses. However, the boy is doing . . ,.nnU who8iwke enthusiastically
nicely, and we hope he will grow tip to ,nlat,v- to the Droiect and its well
be a comiort and a piessing w tne nappy known neceggity
parenU. Short speeches, favoring the project,
..- -tt.. f-i i. t: rm. I were then made by County Clerk E. J.
ni - v. i..t Godman. Attorney Thos. H. Tongue, J
r,l..lo- .,! r.re.er.le.1 her A. lmbrie. I.eV. "'' L aim .
IT VUMCDua v i v ii i u gj pms invevHivw -
a handsome china chocolate aet. I Heldel
The young people gathered at Mis
Godman' home, corner Main and Fifth
streets, in the early evening and
the surprise to tbe young lady was both
complete and joyful. Games were play
ed and songs were sung
o'clock when a deliuhttul luncheon was Trade to secure
served. It was after midnight when the
happy party broke up and the guests
departed for their several homes,
J. W. Connall, sheriff .- -
J. W. Cunnell, etpentea
art. L M. Hampka, relief.
Mrs. JaeepDloe a. Case, sX. ooaru
0. 0. Oardosr, eh
Oeo. H. Wilcox, assessor..---.
C. C. Hancock, relief. .
a. a, Morrill, aesesalttg ana eoi
E. i. Oodrnsa, deputy and ex -
Roe a Buxton, relief--
L. C. Walker, assessing and eol
L C. Walker, r and h.
Delta Drug Store, relief. --
i c. Walker, assessor..
HlUtboro Independent, printing.
Wa. at. Jackson, treasurer .
g, C. Brown, Jury list.
Ed ScBiilmerleli, Jury list
H. T. Baglsy. JurT list
A. i. Boy. po t farm
k. M. Collins, salary
J. C. Lam kin, relief, sto
M. C Case, sxpenses.
M. C. Case, salary, ete
John Myberg, salary, supervisor..
O. W. Hlnes, salary, supemaor-
W. Bines, bridges
R. L. Cate next took the floor, giving
a brief outline of coct, plans and speci
fications.
A motion was then nu,le by Mayor
nonnis that a committee o.' six be ap-
joba UrfUs, sal. supervisor
Henry Van Pike, sal. eupemaor
I. . Iflrsung, relief
C. X. Wolf, eal. supervisor .
Ctty Water a LlKht Co.. w. ano u. -
Willis Ireland, recorder's sal. and dep.
H. Bbledel. randb
Adams, who ha been suffering with an
attack of otId and kidney trouble. Mr.
Adams, who Is 87 years of age, is hold
ing his own bravely, and last Sunday
walked out for quite a while enjoying
the tunshine. Mrs. Pio is a former resi
dent of Ilillsboro. having lived here
some twenty five years ago.
Passengers on the 6 :&fl Tuesday even
ing train had quite a scare. ben on
the long trestle on the mountain, Just
this side of (South Portland, the train
came to a sianu-suu anu iur vwrmy
minutes the engine puffed and snorted,
hnt the wheels would not go round. At
until about 11 pointed by tne i re..-- w. .. p
COHUeie details iroru i a. . ii"i , ,
n B. Raaaoner, rii.
the promoters, and sw'ihI in floating the
stock. Also that it wa- aureea py uie
.iiim nrnaent tht the hotel was very
m,.h nee.lel. The nK'iion was secona-
ed and carried unanimously, after which
a motion to adjourn w in order.
ti. mfintf whs voie.1 a success, as
City Police Atkinson has caught the
"clean-up" fever with the rest of our
progressive citizens and has made the
tramp's rert room" so attractive that
the Weary Willie will certainly add
Ilillsboro to hi circuit. Fire, water were the right thinif; 'wt the lack
and plenty of soap and lye has made the
city bastile more attractive to the evil
doer and hobo, but we will add for their
benefit that accommodations are not
free by any means. There is plenty of
jag-up and
chance.
get pulled, gets the first
Fmits and nuts and choice confection, h.st the difficulty was overcome and the wofk d nJ h firgt on
Freeh oyster that ar best by test,
All their good will bear inspection.
Vnratll Bros, on Wednesday told thir
t.-flae acres (or G. W. Barnei, located
aix mile northeast of Ilillsboro. to John
Siegristlor r-w. u-y ",r"T " " lhi. citT. the consideration being
Has oi tin cuy .. tk- .
. l.iiailllttii. nnattlwalr.
every bo.iv was i"- 1
In the assertion that le piaus projected
ol
. . . . - .liTeilit in tl.a Inan
such a uotei W - ... .
and that it would become daily a greater
necessity.
Vntar la the tlnlS tO
Iron Is hot; aS8ia",w uer presou.
strike while the
R. H. Oreer, reuei
Base Line Lumber Co. road
J. W. Conns 11. ep
U W. Mouae, relief
H. T. Bagley, Justice fees
Frsd Cornelius, wit feee
C W Bednond. oonsuble fees
$', W. Connell. del. US sales
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RtffAUi? 11 ' a growing, active, progressive,
" "T particular.
Rf Alio Your account will be appreciated by the bank,
""''" will always be carefully considered.
rt . . 1,1. I..V an avoallunt flre-nroof vault and
h.,ri.iar.nr.v auf in which to nut vour fund and papers
BCCAUSC Every depositor is always a welcome visitor at the bank.
nf.MW This bank studies the needs of it customers, and VWf Af
SiL. takes care ot them whether their business is large or small.
n.M It does an exclusive banking business, and consequently, no-
pww uojy caa serve you better.
Rf (Milt 1' ! 1" a position to make good Investments for you, to collect
DgtaUK r. darf. or noteli and aUentl to your banking want gen-
erally.
nte Its dealings with all customers are absolutely, ana i
pyaw ,. r.iv to assist and to advise.
a . 1! . ..1, ruatrafls t Pat U f TTl A fl K than this bank will
we OO not peueve you tan ana iui ..w. - uhn
, . i .S .... ..I, ,, , wr ta In ot call UDOn J. VV. DBUie,
Kive VOU, anu wo inpiciuiB H j '
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Ilillsboro, Oregon.
Prompt, Accurate Service
Our goods conform to the
"Pure Food and Drug Law."
cars moved on, landing the hungry pass
engers at their destination, a little late
but thankful.
G. W. Barnes, of Ilillsboro, Route 1,
has bought of C. I Hump ol forest
Grove, a quarter block on Twelfth street
iron is iwii m -. . ' "
conditions will help sure more benefits . w. '.jUy. Feb-
than will likely occur a.ain. Do not Court rDtd 10
leave it tor the ol -r iciiow. Uet in ru.ry Jnj8..
.ourself and boost. U is now going ; J- w- u !
,
help shove it along
mia. " 1 - ii oil
. I iwiinA ai rvai. i ii.wvi
Albina, the consuier-wo,. - - transfer, mad.
i w n TV.nolarn for ssou a nouw
anu w t v. "
The .ale wa. made by Kuratll
Thi. 1. going
. . .. r I h tlipm during the week
and lot on norm eeco...., . ,.T,i- business dur
u iiuv e a.. .- - - - -
ing the spring
At the Evangelical church last 8un
day oecurre I the marriage, by Kev. 8
J. Lindsay, ot Geo. H. Wait and Mary
E. Everest, both of this city. CJuite a
lara i number were at the church to
witness the ceremony and wish the nsp'
etiPg tne socit " Uv couple a pleasant matrimonial Jour
months In diftereni ' u. -nd Mr,. Wait will reside
at Seventh and Railroad street,
On Sunday last occurred the marriage
of Miss Calla Young ot this city to Ira
n ltlmerot Tillamook. Tbeceremony
was performed by Rev. Gilpatrick at tb
h,.m of the bride", parenve, oniy m.
the First National Bank
The Washington County Pairymen'
A .elation will meet In Forest Grove on
Saturday. February 16th. at 10:30 a. in
to perfect organisation, elect officers and
take np matter, of interest to dairymen.
All dairymen are invtteu to i prr-..
i... ,ia niMtlne- the society win
once In two
w-ntlemen was later appointed
m ;.U A r O t. .. a
dent Tamiesie, win - uis
chairman :
V. II. Wehrung
A. C. 6hute,
Ed Bchulmericli
John Dennis,
Wm. Nelson,
I Ed
W. V. Wiley,
Thos. H. Tongue,
t,ef. R. Bagley,
J". Pewell,
K- L Cate,
! laughlin.
i.n '-ugniin. suss, o"" - n M
A meeting of this commits was held also Terl Luster and the V.
ingsndl"""! lor nnanc-1 broidery cw..
meet I
ot the county.
David Hmith, an Oregon pioneer ot
1951, died at hi. home In Foreet Grove
i. s-.i.ia. .f la irrippe. gJ 80
In 18M he wa. elected to the .t.te legi-
. .KlaonnntV! VU SIX time.
laiurw iru.u -
elected a member of the town council of Um.,T gnJ 0D or tw0 lnvited gueet. be-
Forest Grove, and w. mem wru v..- ng prttenl. Mr. and ir. turner
board ot trustee, of that place .is time. th aternoon train tor their future
i ia ai.rth.ld office. of trust In Yamhill
Victor and Chester Bump, aged 6 and
4 year, respectively, are just now the
heroes of Forest tlrove. Last Friday
the two little boys and a 2-year-old
daughter of Henry Villager were play
log under the lllager house, in that
city, where a five-foot excavation has
been filled with water by the heavy
rain, of last week, when the little tot
tell In, uttering a piercing scream a. she
fell. The elder boy, Chester tried to
reach the child before she went under.
but taied and she sank to rise again.
when he seixed bold ol her dress and
bung on tor dear life, while the younger
lad ran for help. He rushed into the
k..u an. I tril l.tl f.. VIII.
what had happened, but he wa. so out The regular quarterly weeing ot the
of breath that be could not make her Beaverton Fruituroe" Association will
understand. He then tried the hired be held on Baturd. """'"r
man. Cherlev T-nnis. with htr a,, 1 n. m . in the rrt,)n ''. good
Aaja atrtil 1 1 tirnt rt ss Ihstf wr as. n a s a I Mrvrvim ri LRTCt
i . - v, iku f i v... All who r interest,! In
the
com pan
i..k. .i.i ... .im.i .n.. v. n I .i . iki.M of am1
frightened, but she won recovered, and K.anri can be banl. cheaply.
.1 I 1 a 1 1
Dow tuw iww unvci err in iiuv iur
a Carnegie medal,
I . a r- n f
AKcommieeof tie Mowing twelye ynit; ViEEK'S LtAUtili
byrreei-l i i"" -
At Mrs.
-.a Dt Aa
Bath's Mininerr p"
Main Street.
Autograph album, from 6c up.
Urge post cardm. at 35c each.
i - line of embroidery
I have a nice new line
.ilk., both W c. em-
1
A A Ai
I T..aaa..1 a-ttfaStl
i A litre
ing the project arrant-
Am making s ooJ ny of the Peter
P.un w are now so popular
with tb young ladies
Try the Marlow Improve-! hc sup
:.:..n.l vou will no other.
Fin. new line of 1-ce. just received.
nd tiseoe papera
anl paic
get them
nu miniuui, wutrr lurr luunu ai ,, . , r,r and tissue K"t - ,
little fellow clinging to hi. child fruitgrowing .houU w to he. r the Crep. . , gett
.anion and yelling lustily. The discussion on .pra-; nming and Jwhsrs-lroni 4c to 20c per ooe
... i . . . . .. .. .. wnerai interest. Also I . i.. .
; boat cheaply. WMuMib.Uel1"
N. r. erman. Sec. for 15c,
RECEIVED
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RECEIVED from the Secretary mnsuoru
Doartl of Trade, 12000 lettera from Eastern people in
quiring about Oregon.
I agree to 8end to every one of these addressea a
copy of tbe 4-page special Ilillsboro supplement as
contained in last issues of the Independent and Argus.
As a booster this literature will be most effective,
and all repliea and inquiries relative to same will re
ceive attention.
This method of procedure will centre the Interest
of these 12000 inquirers in our community.
The above will be undertaken entirely at our own
expense.
That will cost us a pretty penny.
How is that as a starter for Washington County
publicity?
Does it look like business?
I
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and Marlon countie.