Hillsboro independent., May 24, 1907, Image 5

THE INDEPENDENT, HtLLtBORO,
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riiii train will run daily eicet Hun
liny, ami service will be maintained as
long aa the business will justify. TLii
will be a local paswnger train of subur
ban nature and will not carry a baggage
car.
I O. VICKER8, Agent.
rick leg in bulk at Greer's.
All roads lead to lliltsboro July 4.
New P.I07 bicycles In at Sear' Bicycle
Shop. Main tit.
lias Rail gooils of all kinds a R. Lee
Sear's Bicycle shop on Main street.
Olympic Flour Is the best you can get
at
R. 11.
Greer's,
and Mrs.
Horn. On the 20th, to Mr,
Martin Paluiateer, a son.
Money to loan on real estate security.
II. T. Bag-ley.
For a quiet rest and a dish of good ice
cream or soda, vltiit the Den of Sweets.
Mrs. Kit her Morton, of Beaverton,
was in Ililliboro yesterday visiting rela
tives.
Garden seeds of all kinds in bulk at
R. II. Greer's. Largest lines I have
ever carried.
We are serving Bonboniere ice cream
in Hodaa and Sundaes.
Den of Sweets.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hchmeltser return
ed last Sunday from a sis weeks' visit
In California,
Splendid new line of poet cards just
received at Mrs. Bath's, one door east
of Tualatin Hotel.
L. M. Iloyt, a member of the Uniform
Rank. K. of I'., attended the convention
at Portland this week.
Twenty-six took the Eighth grade ex
aminations at the school house last
Thursday and Friday-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bullock, of Salem,,
were here the first of the week, the
tliieH ti ol relati.'es and friends.
Try one of those 1907 New Morrow
Counters at R. Lee Sears' Bicycle Shop.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The city council and a committee from
the Grand Army corps will go out to the
park this afternoon to select a location
for the grand stand and a place for the
veterans to pitch tenU for the comirg
encampment.
The school house in District 61, known
It is hoped the teacher and pupils will
take part as usual. On Wednesday of
next week a detail from the post will
visit the cemetery to mark the graves of
the departed soldiers.
F. M. Heidel, E. I. Knratli, IA.
Long and D. W. Bath have been named
as Dixie, eaught on Are one day but by President J. P. Tamiesie delegates to
weec, ana but lor prompt work ol the
larger boys of the school, the building
would have been entirely consumed.
The damage is being repaired tbla week.
Dr. F. A. Bailey was called to St. Vin
cent's hospital last night to bold a con
sultation with the physicians in regard
to Harry Hall, of Shady Brook, who
in that institution and pronounced very
ill.
Long gloves in large and small sizes
in Mercerised Lisle. Come and a
them, they will out wear two peix of
silk glove that you will have to pay
twice the price for. At Mrs. Bath's, one
door East of the Tualatin Hotel.
"Orchard Management" and "The Ap
ple From Orchard to Market" are the
names of two pamphlets just received at
this office from Hon.- Jamee Withy
combe, of the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege. They are valuable publications for
all persons interested in apple culture,
The K. P. Grand J.odge baa been in
sessiou in Portland this week, with an
nnusnally large attendance. The elec
tion of officers occurred Wednesday
when John M. Wall, of this city, was
elected Grand Chancellor. The nex
meeting will be held In Portland.
Following marriage licenses were is.
sued this week : On the 21st, Robert
P. Wirtx ane Katharine Strlbich, of For
est Grove; on the 22nd, Robert G. Har
trampf and Elizabeth T. Davis, of Hills-
boro; on the 23d, August Flsbbuk and
Eva Galbreatb, of Sherwood.
Ben llaunzeik, who lives one mile west
of the city, was shot in the hand on Wed
nesday while handling a gopher gun
His hand was badly lacerated. Dr. A
B. Bailey was called and found itnecces
sary to amputate the little finger, but
thinks he will be able to save the rest of
the hand.
Rieaer'a Perfumes are recognized ev
trywuere as the best made, and anyone
using them will be satisfied with nootn
er. The Ililliboro Pharmacy carries in
stock "Royal Cherry Buds," "Pasadena
Rose" and "Palo Alto Pink." Call
and get a bottle if' vou want something
One and lasting.
Don't fail to attend the street railway
meeting at city hall tonight. The men
who will be there to talk street railway
are the people now building in line
from Salem, and they mean business,
Ililliboro can have the railway if our
people will "grab a root." NOW Is the
time to act.
Mrs. J. Mann, of this city, gathered
her first dish of strawberries this year
liHt Sunday. She declares that they
were fine and Mr. Mann says the dinner
was doubly enjoyable, as tney sat tlown
to the meal with their son Thomas, who
has just returned after an absence of two
years.
The pupils of the Seventh grade, Miss
Tennessee Weatherred, teacher, enjoyed
a hay-rack ride last Saturday night,
Remember that Ililliboro celebrates
July 4. A special train will run over
t ie P. R. A. N. to Buxton and return,
There will I union services next Sun
day at the Ciescent theatre, all denomi
nations joining in the Memorial ceremo
nies.
Keep in mind the big celebration at
Ililliboro July 4th. Biggest and best
celebration ever held in Washington
county.
One cent is a small sum, but there are
N0,OO0,0O0 consumers of kerosene in Ibis
country. Rockefelh r knows the value
of a cent.
Herman Schulmxrich and B. A, Bar
ber attended the K. of P. convention in
Portland this week as delegates from
this city.'
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Roberts, of Port
land, visited over Sunday with Mrs.
Roberta' sitter, Mrs. Mary Malone, in
this city.
L. E. Gotham this week bought of J.
B. Wilkes a house and lot on the corner
of Eighth and Baseline streets ; consid
eration, 1,0.V).
We are prepared to do all kinds of re
pairing lu first cluis shape and guarao
tee every piece of work. At R. Lee
Sears' lticvclu Shop.
Wanted: Person to travel In home
territory; salary $3.50 per day and ex
penses. Address, J. A. Alttxandet, 125
Plymouth Place, Chicago, 111.
A Canadian who died recently boasted
that be never owned an umbrella.
Wonder if any of his descendant have
moved here. We lost ours last week,
Rieger' Perfume are the best to be
had in this or any other city. Call at
The Hilleboro Pharmacy and get a bot
tie. Fine goods ; beet in the market
Saturday will be Popcorn day, yon ran
get bags, bricks and tails of popcorn
right fresh from the popper and pan.
The Pen of Sweets.
Geo. Barrett, of Gale Creek, had hi
hand broken last Tuesday and will wear
hi arm in a sling for some time. Dr.
Tainieai wa called to care tor the la-jury.
Our county correspondent must hav
been on a strike this week. At any rat
all but one forgot to send in the usual
oM-klr letter of happening in their
community.
With our combination roaster and
tvinutir we ar able to turn out fresh
popcorn and the beet aad freabeet pea
nut in the city.
Th Den of Sweet.
Now is the time to get that street rail
way. The uregon Electric Kallway
Company, now building from Salem,
want the right-of-way and will ask the
people of Hillsboro to act at a meeting
to be held at city hall TONIGHT. Don't
let this opportunity pass. This Is no
hot-air proposition, but th simon-pure
article. "Do It Now."
Miss Mancbe Langley of Forest Grove,
left Tuesday for Jamestown and the fair,
sh being one of the successful contes
tant in th Bate' subscription contest
The party leave over th Canadian Paci
no going to Montreal, thence to New
York and Washington to Jamestown.
They will be absent about a month.
Mrs. Wm. Rahn, who wa called to
Silvertou a month ago on account of the
serious illness of her mother, returned
to Portland last week accompanied by
ber mother, who was taken to the
Northwest hospital. She will have to
undeigo three operation and th physi
cians in charge ar not very hopeful of
th result, but say it is her only chance.
II. J. Gregory, agent for the Pacific
States Telephone company, wa In town
last Saturday. II inform us that th
line tor th Pacific State is being ex
tended into all parts of Washington
county and by next week will take In
the Sherwood district. Mr. Gregory Is a
hustler and be is not only going after
th business, but is getting it.
Mrs. L. M. Commons, of this city, wm
taken suddenly and seriously I'd Wed
nesday evening, and a doctor summoned
at once. Her condition not improving.
Dr. W. II. Boyd, of Portland, a physi
cian who ha attended Mr. Common'
family tor twenty years, was sent for
and arrived yesterday at noon. Aa w
go to press w learn that Mrs. Commons
is much better and a steady improve
ment is looked for.
D. E. Pizer left Monday for Castle
Rock, Wash., to resume hi work as
foreman for th Silver Lak Railway
and Lumber Co. Some two month ago
he wa lujured by being thrown from a
handcar. He returned to hi horn here
and ha been unable to do much of
anything since, but th com pa' y Insist
ed on hi returning. Mr. Pizer has
sold thi reetaurant business to Mr.
Hompk, who will take pneeeeaion Jun
1st, when Mrs. Pizer will join her hus
band at Cast) Rock, where they will
make their future home.
On Decoration Day, May 30, there
will be ritualistic service at th ceme
tery at 9:30, weather permitting. At S
o'clock p. m., other service will be held
at the Creecent, Attorney W. U. liar
delivering th address. Th veteran
extend a cordial invitation to all and
hop a larg Dumber ot our citizen will
be present and assist in th xrcie.
Th llilkjboro band la especially invited.
th Development League Convention
which meet at Portland June 21 and
22.
Th Den ot Sweet ha just pat in a
combination peanut roaster aad popper.
It is of th latest and beet pattern and
Mr. Miltenberger proposes to supply bis
patrons with th best and freshest on
th market.
pathy ottb. entire
Tb.fun.r.lwllU. .
at 1 O'clock from tk ler.oou
ductd by L. . eo.
lal will b la Od FWP' "d
Grand Musical "
W'-CrMcnt ft. Bo,,
Prlne"
day night.
1 Thur.
8TREET AtI?IUaE
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of Trad, and W rd
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THIS YEAR boh
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proentatlv. ot 0, J
R. R. Co. will b. p, fcT"
th.itizn.ofHll.t;d7uZ;no
hav. Interests ., "JJ J
procuring th. right fr
ton to HilUboro. C,TM
A guaranty w.llUpfwttll.
will begin ujoona,,;
been procured, and 4, ,
nary 1,
now
from his wife this week, and th letter
state that sb wa still unabl to walk.
Mr. Dr. Eaton, who left Forest Grov
about th 1st of May, on a trip to Den
ver to spend a month with friends, wa
caught in a railroad wreck and vrely
hurt about th spine and Is now In a
hospital at Cheyenne, where sh has
been suffering for th past three week.
The train she wa in wa sidetracked,
and another train dashed into th cars,
the switch being left open. Railroad
officials have made several attempt to sam will b tompl, y. .
seme wiin air, raion, dui sue win bui i ihos.
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ious ner injuries are. 1 ue uovtor urru tuildin g Irom roriuaj o.i.m
At I-.. I . v.
UK. J. ''TAMIESIE,
. n ATtr c Indent,
Vnu Service, a 10-year-old son of . " "
Robert Service, of Scappoose, wa taken Remember "Th Im. p,in.. .
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ill last week Thursday and hi parents Crecnt nexi iuurn,T nigh
loot llae cniiu to a nospiiai in roruaau, pie,
where th attending physician pronounc- Shirt Waiata! IWrt ,,..
ed th ailment spinal meningitis, in Every thing new k:rt
1 I v.. 1 . .. t,i
007 uiou uu ciiuruir i uttl wiiog oiow, Beautiful Em
orvumn iu .. v""' 1 1 hroiderea waiiii, iwti R.: ix-- .
services were held from the chool hou Black and WhlW VTiiu long slee-es'
in District No. 61. After th funeral th, NMt Marie AnttMtt Blouse now
the parents in that district became 0 popui,,, Dd Kltwu,, j jj ht
miuvcucu .. v. uu ,.,,., . tD(1 ygrE LtWB anu iti,, oriental d
school until it became necessary to clow A Mri BattiLooa door East of
.ue bciioui. a .uuruuau iuiuikmijuu
going on at that house ol learning anu
next Monday school will be resumed.
Miss Ella M. Pechin is teacher.
Tualatin Hotel.
are Johnnie Sewell's wife; I know that
basket." The life's history of the aged
woman will toon be written, for it I not
likely that she can live very much long
er.
Death of Mr. A jj. njce
On Monday occurniltb death of Mrs
A. E. Ric at ber boss jut we.tof lhii
A. P. Luther and Wm. Hager while I city, after a paiofol illQea of several
plowing on the street near the residence week. The funeral iH held on Wad
of Attorney Benton Bowman, on Fint nesday at the ConpmUonal church,
street, one day last weex, unearmea a Key. II. uilpatnck fetching th ser
lot ol Indian relic, among wnicn wereiQlon
several links of round copper beads Mrs. Ric whose ui Jen nam wa
s.rung on bark, part of a black woven Margaret Jane Brg, was born March
blanket in a fair state ot preservation, 3 18,(0, in Indiana ud moved to Iowa
some cieer skin wun inaiuron, ine jaw w..n her parent! in m. In 1853 aha
bone of a human being and th side jaw wu married to Alval I. Bice, who sur-
bone of some animal. Th Jaw bone was vlves her, and tbsy Ur lived in Or-
probably that of a boy, and th teeth lg0n sire 181)0. Shi M converted at
had turned to a grayish blue in color. I the age of 6 year,id united with th
there were also several com plowed 1 churci when 10 yn old, and ha
up. Mrs. Mary Moore, who cam here lived a conscientious, faithful Christian
n the early '60s says the locality where to th hour of bsr istth. To Mr. and
the relics were found wa an old camp- Mr. Ric wer bornaia children, on
ing ground 01 tn Indian, and tneir IOn and on donghkr havma died In
graveyard wa locaieu just nortn 01 Nebraska. Thscthti ar all married
Una ood', where the railroad crosses, and settled In honeitf their own : Jul
Person whose land th proposed lu A- Rlc. HilUbro. Ia.; Wm. A.
treet railway is liable to cros should -salem, Ortj (dwin P. Klce, of
not fall to meet the representative of I Dresden, Kanaas;Gs. R. Ric. of Call-
t n-wron KtrMt Rilv dm nan v at I 'ornia j John T. Ulel this city, Mr.
city hall this evening. It is a cinch that Vior, wee;n ater, Nebraska,
this line will double in value th land it CI ln- -eadi, CUtkani
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crosses, and it w ill be a foolish move for '"iw .oseeiueue-
owners to send the price of the right-of- lre 01 ner bean, tkat of having her
ay kyward. If on man want too children an convert and hapyily mar-
much for the right-of-way, it can go
around him or leave him a mil or two
way. Now is th tim to talk business.
Don't be a hog. Some of the neighbor
war iuiuh mat ngui-oi-way is uie very I Marrl4
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I- -r .a tjj T,
Gilpatrick, at the boms of th brid'i
occurred last Monday, but on account of I parent, Mr. and Mr.. T. R. Davis,
her feeble condition, th usual celebra- north ot Hillsboro, Mr. Robert 0. Har-
tion was dispensed with. Quit a num- trampf, of this city and Mis Elizabeth
ber of friend called dnring th day and IT. Davis. Charles Divis acted as beat
many cent kind remembrance, which I man, and Miss Amandi Hartrampi was
the old lady fully appreciated. Sh is bridesmaid. Th nappy coupl left in
not able to be about much and needs I th afternoon for rortiod
constant care, bnt may live for some I Mr. Hartrampf i oa 0f Hillaboro'
time yet. Her memory ot year gone by I young business men ot integrity and n
I good, but thing passing around her I terprise, and his bruit i a young lady
now are little noticed and toon forgotten. I who is highly spoke of. They have
She is believed to be th oldest person the best wishss ol a kott of friend
in the world. Mr. J. W. Sewell. who
never fails to attend the annual celebra
tion with a basket of fruit or flower,
was present again last Monday, but Mrs.
Woods did not recognize ber until a bas
ket of flower was placed on ber lap.
rieu to earnest inruuaa men and wo
men. Mr. Rice, who is in at home, has
th sympathy ot many friend In this
hi hour of deep bemvement,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Wa Nloo and Willi to A I p0tll at
nart of Butlsf D L C 1 1 . Muc
Charles Blast l al to nih Bebrosdar
It acre, la Kasin . IMO go
Jacob Dahlodu aad wf 11 w abate e
ofiwHaaHor ew-i7, 1 a w moo 00
when the old lady's eye brightened and j c Miner sod wJ,0,J,rT1 H 'at
she exclaimed, "I know you now; you chM?Mlidw'J;bJlSirt
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p Taj lot 10 Aamv m m aetm la
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C r Ilia d sad wfloO A kltharda part
ley, the 3-year-old son of E. L. McCor k w Une.Mod JJJBrowe t
mick. died from the effect of burn re-1 lS,7nl nd w w w TuLT'Ji M
ceived on the Tueaday previous. The 1 lat K
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a 1, 1.1. m w Sqim. .
er, who was engaged In burning cater- cornam rnfiroof - 1700 w
pillar nests from a fruit tree, using roll- "JSJS tft ' -JTHZ u to
ed psper tor the purpt.s. . Hearing the Ptt HoUimb to goffowa
uuy Krcim, sue was oornneu ra see uiui 1 l k tiucir w m 4 rv M
Diea of Ilia Injuriea.
Yesterday morning at " o'clock. Bent-
enveloped in flame, hi dress having
caught, it is supposed, from a burning
piece of patter which had dropped to the
ground. Mr. McCormick ran to ib
child and quickly smothered the fire
with a woolen dret sb was wearing,
and at one summoned a physician.
While the burns wer severe, thev were
not thought serious, and everything ws
don to relieve the little fellow' suffer
ings. II wa burned 00 th right aid
from th waist up and aiong th arm to
near th wrist. Shortly after midnight
Wednesday the parent were awakened
by the hard breathing of the child and
soon after th death rattle was noticed,
th eyes became glaosy and at 2 o'clock
the baby passed away without a strug
gle. From the time the boy was bura-
d up to witbin an hour ot bis death,
Mr. and Mrs. McCormick had watched
almost constantly over him, doing every
thing that human hand could do to re
lieve his sufferings, and tb parent
were happy in the belief that the danger
had passed and their baby would recov
er. Mr. and Mr. McCormick ar al
most prostrate with grief at th loo of
their only child, and in their deep be
reavement they hay th heartfelt sym-1
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Portland, Oregon.
The Bogus Prince.
Remember tho "J'.otrus
Prince," next Thursday niirht
40 people at the Crescent
Theatre. A srrand Musical
Comedy.
rnces: Loges, 1.00; Or
chestra, 7oc; Dress Circle and
Balcony, 50c; Gallery, 3"c.
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Letter Carriers' Meeting:.
Tb WathinKton County Unral letter
Carrier' Aisot-iuiion will inert in Hills
boro May 30th, at the court hnuxe. All
tb carrier and substitutes in the coun-
ty, whether members of the aHsoriation l
or not, ar earnestly reo,tipted to attend i
this meeting as there will lxa something
doing every minute, ami it carrion who ;
ar not member will come, we w ill line ,
you well, so vou will have no reason to
retret the time you lout in coining.
Ther will be election of ollicers for the
ensuing year, ami our ilclt-wite to the
state convention at I'ortlaiul, June 7th
and 8tb, will have to be elected at t It is '
meeting. K. V. Loop, of Mc.Minnville, ,
president of the Oregon U. I.. C. A., will
be with us. Invitations have slxo Wen
sent to County Judge (loodin and com
missioners to tie rccei)t atnl B'1,Im9
tb carrier on gooil roadx. I would like
to have anyone w ho is interexteil in the
rural carriers and good roads come and
b with us May 30th.
W. II. HOY P. Secretary.
The Edison
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Auction iale.
Th undersignel, as administrator,
will sell at Public Auction, on the Fred
Somner farm, 2 miles north of Moun-
taindal store on Tuesday, June 4, l'.Ki"
at 10 o'clock a. in., the following des
cribed property :
1 Jersey cow, fresh soon ; 1 cook stove,
1 kitchen treasure, 1 table, 1 bureau, 1
truni. 1 shot cun. 1 rille, tl window
light. 3 aes, 2 x saws, 1 buck saw,
hay forks, potato fork, 2 shovels, 1 mat-
tox. K keg nails, unoos ami iocs, o
rnllnr eurtaius (new.) one lot of car-n
imw tnnls. 1 bedstead, one lot blankets,
milk palls, milk pans, lamps, and other
v..,ul,nl.l onmU. (irinilxtone whcel-
h.rm- fruit inrs and dishes, 2 sytliei,
M lrn harness, angers. ti.tslO hinlei,
l.rirks 8000 feet dressed lumlier,
iatinv of flooring, shiplnp nnl ceil
In nl other arlirleo to numerous to
mention. Terms: Cash.
LOUI8 SIKCiENTlIAI.r.K,
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Homnier, Ileceaseil.
C Kuratli, Auctioneer.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Regular services at the Congregational
church neit Sunday as usual, -uno-.r
school at 10 o'clock, i nion
Service in Crescent ineairr ..i ....
Evening .ermon in Congregatioii'il
church as usual. V. I . .''
llowarj lilllBirn-. nr.....
Preaching service at Witch Hazel at 3
in.
Tk. eon vent ion of the Wash
ington County pomlay -h AS"i
Irn -111 be held in the 1 l.llsboro I on-
iregational church on June .tii, ;
.""? . ..i i i.u i,,. .nt h. I'r nt-
tb nrt inursu-j ; ..,, ,n
KXhoF, .mnty. It
UhoHthat the olheer. -';-
will Uke up inio " . ,
and . It debate. ; c n
verv . hooi in ''. '
nomination conie '-o I"-1-"
and ake an interest in our c .... . v . ..-
looked vou m.; aend ."- ''
"""" ..I I ,i. I reO'le-t tt m
eour name aim
u 11 f liaston. to eiei !' I"""
gram sud sutistlc slip.
Th. KeedviUo . ! '"i'
1 ih first fabliain " i j...-
eo ids .. . , , ... in,
Hill. V.. .,, . ': !, lo-'Ul m. Ill
Tb. .erv.ee .. . '-.- u
Ovine I the " , j,
Ingarrangemen ba rili,,
de.vor.ti.n.l.hur.n-;
k larg hot11" '.....; i
- z:,: Uwing
for tne uuit"
Sabbatb.
When a man leaves homo in the evening it is be
cause he seeks amusement. The best way to keep him
homo is so give him the amusement there. Make
homo a competitor of downtown, the club, tho cafe,
the theatre and the concert hall. No one thing will
furnish so much amusement for so many people, so
many times, and in so many ways as the Edison
Phonograph.
Talk about versatility! If you had a brass band
on tap and several leading concert hall singers onsai-
arv. and two or or throo funnv men to crack iokes.
and a beautiful soprano to sins ballads, vou could not
give tho same amount of varied entertainment that
the Edison Phonograph gives by simply changing
records.
Vou ean hour f lie wliolo program. at ourtore.
1 he prices on I'.dison goods are the same anywhere in tne
U.S. If you buy here you have no freight to pay wuicn means
something about 3.00.
Prices: IJJison Standard or No. 5 $20.00
" Home - MO.OO
" Triumph - .0.00
" Records, per dozen 4.20
You can hear the recrods at my store any time, and we will be
only to glad to play for you. You will be surprised at the re
markable distinctness and clearness of the Edisou Phonograph in
prodncing sound. Cash or Installments Same price.
e l -Mccormick, hillsboro, ore.
HILL & GRILLS,
SrCTKSSOKS TO H. (JKSSNEK.
Painters & Paper Hangers
AND DKCOKAT015S.
Poiijls,
Oils,
1aroisti
All
mates
work
f urn i:
guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Esti-
hed. Hefinii-limg of House, fetoro and
Oflice Furniture. Prompt and satisfactory service.
Your patronage is solicited. Shop opposite Dr. Tam
iesie's residence on Main street.
Headquarter for New Era Paints, Varnish
21 Mil III II II i n. m
J
Surrounded By
Good Groceries
K.verv housewife ou(ht to be contented.
If she ileal a ith ns we are sure of ber
satisfaction, both witb the qualities and
the price. We guarantee th purity of
everything we boy, therefore of every
thing we sell. That tbis is a money siv
intf house is well known to all our regu
lar customer. The sooner you join the
"regulars" the ltter for your peat of
mind and yoar pocket-book, .
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