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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1907)
r i t i '!r I). W. HATH. EIGHT PACES SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R HMK-T.Mll.IC. rnoM millnbdiim. ofTII. No. 2. :10 . id No. 4. 6 :2tt n. iu J:v- No. 7 ft m r orett G rove ...... H :,") ('orneliuH fl ::m Hillnlxiro :.-i KMxi vitlti 7:00 IVavertoa 7 :lo Ar. KOBTH. No. 1. . . . ft :t)8 p. nj No. 3, ..9:03 . m. 8 p in Portland. Portland Ben verb hi. . . Kewlvillo. . . . llillsboro... CorntliuB. . . . Ar. Kort'Ht iirove 7:ft5 ooimu roi'th. Mi. 8 a in :.:( 11:44 .... 1 1 :.V ....12:07 12:15 12:21) i. VICKEKS. Home news on every page. Ihe holidays havmcr come to an end. it is presumed Doc Large win resume. W. j. (J., in Ore gonian. Baird has pictures and pic tures." Just the thing for Christmas and they are only 25 cents. Remember the Christmas dance at llillsboro Hall next Wednes day evening, December 25th. Splendid time. Walker's Orches tra. Miss Kirkwood will show some new and dainty Christmas arti cles this season. Visit her store while doing your Christmas shop ping. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Main land of Imurel arrived home last Friday from their trip, to Wash ington. They reported a plea sant time. Say, just get me that nice Rocker or Sofa or Dresser or Writing Desk or Centre Table. Any one will make a fine Christ mas present. At Donelson's Fur niture Store. Landlord Bigelow i3 meeting all trains with a new and up-to-date bus. which materially in creases the patronage of that popular hotel. . u II A a i ---w, nil. Toll t tU. ,1 a. 1 m inch last luesday night and Wed nesday morning found the ground .covered with a mantle of "the beautiful." The boys had great times w hile it lasted. Say, you go to Donelson's store. I hat is where I got that sofa. Am t it a beauty. Well, I tell you now, you go to Donelson's. I always go there for I am al ways satisfied with anything I Rose Sabina Matilda Jane. Ihe New Life" will be the nitiiio vi uiu nnsimas sermon in tne Congregational church next bunday morning. "The name r leld of the Great Cap tain" will be the evening topic. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. All are welcome. Sunday dinner is onlv 25 rent at both tables at Hotel Kiirelow. at which time will ho Krvi chicken and everything else good to eat. The new hotel is getting wiu patronage it deserves and our citizens should give the new landlord every encouragement possiuiQ. Miss Ptioebe Jack. No. 1 1 H4 1:42 1 :.V 2:0ft 2:50 'o. 10 p iu 5:40 7:04 7:15 ' :40 7::w 0;20 Atfent. .V.Y.i ft r . Ot is a QaeesitifciMni to do about O you know will enable that will n DOLLS, The new $30 scrip book, which win carry a Hat rebate of $1.50, nas been put into use by the southern Pacific, ' and will un doubtedly become very popular with traveling men, as well as the public in general. P. G. Vickers, at the depot, will ex plain the new book to anyone in terested. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Donelson will celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary at their home on Third street Saturday evening Cards are out announc ing the fact and ouite a number of friends will join with them in a social evening anu wish them fully twenty years more of happiness. On December 4th a passenger coach was put on the Southern Pacific freight train, No. 221, be tween Roseburg and Glendale, leaving Roseburg at 5:45 p. m., arriving at Glendale at 10:20 p. m., and from Grants Pass to Ashland on train No. 225, leav ing Grants Pass at 7;00 p. m., arriving at Ashland at 11:30 p. m. This will prove of great con venience to the traveling public in that section. whose pic- hlifaW TEDDY BEL: , was bom . A .fcfs mm.,,. county, in ; JSJ-V BOOKG, mber 2nd J rAS-Ts-'' . curring onii COHaf C D. M. C. Gault, formerly of The Independent, has been ap pointed postmaster at Cottage Grove. He is also publisher of the Western Oregon, a paper he established at Cottage Grove aft er leaving llillsboro. IIisfnend9 - Lost. On Tuesday, either at the de pot or between Greer's shed back of his store and Wehrung's, an envelope marked "bills," con taining a sum of money. A suit able reward will be paid to the person returning the same to the address on the envelope, or here will be glad to 'hear of his! any information can be left at appointment. 1 this olhce. Miss Phoebe Jack ture is printed above, at Farmintrton. this 1880 and died December 2nd, iwi, me iunerai occurring on tne vn. Miss Jack was a young rtfhn UlI:.i lady who had many friends and 01 HOlfday RO her untimely death has cast a shadow over the hearts of all. Though a member of no church she lived a consistent Christian life and believed that in doing right she was following the in structions given in the Bible. Two years ago she went to Ix)s Angeles, Calif., in hopes that the change of climate would ward off the approach of consumption which had only just fastened it self upon her, but the change brought no improvement and she returned to her home and friends. Everything was done that loving hands and doctors could do, but the dread disease had marked her for a victim, and after a hard and unequal fight of two years, she gave up the conflict and quietly and peacefully passed away, so they tooK the worn and" frail body and laid it down to peaceful slumber in the Le wis cemetery, beside others of her loved ones, where the soft rains of winter and the gentle winds of summer will sing a soft lulla by over her turf-covered habita tion. The deceased leaves be sides her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Jack, a brother who lives at Farmington and a sister, Mrs. Ida Fredenthal, of Portland. wear and Handkerdi some shere linen and e Leather Goods for Wr Leather Hand Bags, Purses, Vanity liags, I' : ' DRKSSEI) DOLLS. Good jointed b,!v, u . face, bleeping eyes; dressed in a num1er ol pn- t'. er .suits, guimps aud other styles for cliiMicn, in terials, with hat to match; fancy stockings and s'.: to 3 oo. All Millinery c Independent Office Bull: :v; offering a variety of novelties that c suitable selection for your friends : : pproval. Our Holiday line include : ES, MANICURE SETS, CTURES, SHAVING SETS, . ZVVEL CASES, WORK BOXES y . nitary Sets, and an endless .variety : : showing a beautiful line of Neck from 2 l-2c up. Also the hand- a iiias. -: '.ly Toys ! , Toys ! Toys ! Ot all kinds. Mechanical toys, boys' tool chests, games, trumpets, dishes, dolls, fire engines, steamboats, and many smaller toys for the baby, and useful presents for both old and young. Ladies' Home Journal Patterns. I. Have you ever tried them? They are the best patterns made and I you are sure to be pleased with a garment made alter one ot their Cos j la me patterns. Call and get a Style Book, which includes a sample transfer collar pattern, FREK OF CHARGE. ' Doilies, Centerpieces, Round or square; Scarfs, Children's Initial Handkerchiefs, in fancy boxes. 2d and Washington ' 1 in Mrs. I. Bath's store is head quarters for Christmas post cards and holly ribbons. Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of W. II. Lyda, deceased; adminis trator's report filed; ordered that the heirs at law appear at the court house Monday, January 21, at 10 o'clock a. m. to show cause why an order of sale should not be made as prayed for; annual account filed and approved. Estate of Herman Bremer, de ceased; petition filed asking that Albert C. Kruger be appointed administrator; so ordered, and bond fixed at $G. 400. Estate of William Clapshaw, deceased; final account filed and approved, "real and personal pro perty ordered turned over t Laura Kll.i ', for and ii' i estate c!.. ! Estate deceasi-d; r ; estate 1 ': 1 matter be c : ary 2, ISA1. tions to ..: ! Estaie - r ( : ed; i'm.'il ; In the r ship of Johii minors; on... ber be cxMlirr In tlie in at ship of Se-th minors; (.:; : real est:tt.. !' Instate of Julius Itel, deceased; i il'ml that Maria Itel be ap ; " .inted administratrix, with bond . t $;,ooo. Court adjourned to meet again January 2, 1908. II.-VA-O c I tt! . Ten Pages This Week. ! Aurain we want to call the at t Mit inn of our readers to the ad ; . i-tising in The Independent lai.s week. You will find the 'iMisiness men who have some , tiling to offer are willing to soli ic it your patronage through the newspaper, and it will be to your interest to patronize them, for Ihe reason that they have special inducements to offer, and they are patronizing their home news paier. Just say to your mer chant "I saw your ad. in The In dependent" It will do us good and at the same time prove to the advertiser that his announce ments are read. Shooting Match. There will be a shooting match at Stevens Bros.' store at Far mington on Wednesday, January 1st, 1908. Trap and rifle shoot ing. Classified shooting will rule. Tlenty of turkeys and geese. All are invited. STEVENS BROS. Go to Greer's for all kinds of Christmas goods. ilOTSflMDfflS 9 o Qflave Vow iniDoaiiglBE (&? Thought ot the gifts that you will make, in order to brighten somebody o Why not UNDERSCORE on your LIST, that I have a very nice stod ful and Practical Holiday gifts ? expected y to hristmas? R CHASING caiitiful, Use- The Always Accept able Gift. A piece of CUT GLASS is always most welcome at Christmas time, and at all times letween the Christmases, by maid or mat ron. There is something about its glitter and beauty and bright ness which makes it most appealing to those of refined taste. I have some superb samples for those who can afford to buy them, and AT MY TRICK EVERYONE CAN AFFORD TO PURCHASE NOW. I shall be glad to hold and de liver on Christmas eve. anything you may wish to select at' this time. If you contcn::; purchasing a v,i. remember tliai 16 years experij in the jewelry ness may be of v. to you. I carry a most plete line of Howard. Hamilton, tham, Elgin and in fact all of the : grade watches at prices that are ri Lo Mo TOW 9 Raafimi Sttreettj i I Leather Goods t- a fine assortment of Ladies' Hand Bags, in a variety of ('.cuts' and Ladies' Purses, Card Cases, Music Rolls, lids, leather covered, Bill Books, Letter Books. .'. COMBS in Solid Gold, Gold Filled and Gold Plated. :cniplete line of CLOCKS, S2ES, SOLID and SILVER TED WARE, JEWELRY, r Novelties, Fine Carving , Cut Glass, Leather Goods i:ain Pens, apy of which make desirable Christ- .3 uifts. :L1 o
