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Newspaper Page TextHillsboro Independent. D. W. BATH. Editor and Prcirietor. WOMEN'S SUFFRACC Mossback Journalism. Monday's Telefrram-The elee firm nf n nrHsiilent of the Port' ian-1 Commercial Club will "be hM in due time. Mr. Hodson may be induced to serve another year. .Tournal-C. W. Hod son was elected president of the Portland Commercial Club at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Two brief little paragraphs, but sufficient to show the con trast between the news service of the two papers. In the same issue of the Telegram in which Mr. Hotlson's election was pre dicted, (after he had already been elected,) a large space on the front page was given to the production of a binfpOocu-o-"C funnv cartoon in which the court try editor was made the butt of the old cordwood-on-suDScripuun gag. At the very moment the sleepy old sheet was attempting to poke fun at newspapers of the countrv towns, it was being "scooped" right at home by a wide-awake competitor. One pa per was attending to its own business and printing the news; the other was making a cheap at tempt to belittle the business of ihn interior newsnaners, ana thereby overlooking an interest imr item right at its own door. The mossback journalism of Ore gon is not to be found in the countrv towns. It is confined to the odice of the Oregonian's ver miform appendix. Polk Co. Ob server. raaman Williams. On TWsdav evening at seven o'clock. January 21. 11)08, at the Methodist Episcopal church, Ka Wash.. Mr. John Isaiah Kggman and Miss Kebecca Wil liams were united in marriage in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends, Elder (I. A. Lnnden of Tacoma, Wash., performing the ceremony, assist ed by Rev. Ellicott, pastor of the church here. The back of the altar was banked with ever greens, ferns and calla lilies, im mediately in front of this was a great white bell undenneath which the couple stood as they were pronounced man and wife. The bride is from Kentucky and is a daughter of Jamea R. Williams, a descendant of one of the oldest pioneer settlers oi tne state and she is a popular and highly esteemed young lady of this place. The groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frances Eggman. He is well-liked, has high ambi tions and is of good habits. He is a successful business man of this vicinitv. having been engag ed in the timber business for a number of years and is also a graduate of the College ot my ography of Palo Alto, California. The above is taken from the Skamokawa, Wash., Eagle, and refers to a sister of Mrs. T.J. Allen of Peaverton, who with Mr, Allen attended the wedding. The bride was presented with a town lot, a gift from her cousin, Judge Saulsberry of Seattle. Hank FoolUhneRB. "When attacked by a cough or a cold, or when your throat is sore, it U rank foolishness to take any other tneilidne than Dr. King's New Dis cover ,' says C. O. Kldreilge. of Kmpira, Oa. "I have used New Discovery se en and I know it is the lest remedy on earth for couchs and colds, croup, and - all throat and lung troubles. My child ren are subject to croup, but New Discovery tjuickly cures every at tack. known the world over as the King of throat and lung reme dies. Sold under guarantee at the Delta Drug Store. 50c and $1 trial bottle free. Tor social, medicinal or house hold uses 1. W. Harper wniskey is the best and the safest The most popular high grade whis key on the market Sold by F, E. Cornelius. adv A Cure for Misery. "I have found a cure for the mis erv malaria roison produces, savs R. M. James of Umellen. S. C. "It is called ICleclric Hitters and comes in ,oc Iwiitles. It breaks up a case ofvhilN r a bilious attack in al most no time, and it puts yeow jaundice clean out of commission." This great tonic medicine and blood purifier gives quick relief in all stomach, liver and kidney com plaints mid the misery of lamb hack. Sold under guarantee at the Delta drug store. The Portland Weekly Oregon in and The Hillsboro Indepen dent one year for $2.25. Co to Webb & Hoover's Feed Store for poultry and stock food, kty, flour and seeds. Gains of Ute Yew mom ncaiK OK. The vear 1007 has been a signi- and has brought them more of political free dom than most persons realize. Norway granted full Parliamen tary suffrage to women. Sweden made women eligible to municipal offices. TVnmark eave women the right to vote for members of the Board of Public Charities and made tliem eligible to serve on such Board r.rnt Britain made women eligi ble as town councilors, mayors and aldermen, and at the fall elections three women were elected munici pal councilors in England and one in Scotland. The Cabinet H,"r of the Netherlands drafted a revised con stitution which was approved by the Council ot State and has been placed before Parliament; it pro vides for the ballot for" women and makes them eligible to office. The Young Liberal Party of Ba varia acted unanimously to invite women to join all its branch socie ties as soon as the prospective change takes place in the law of the Empire, which forbids women to be members of any political as- sociation. Women voted for the first time in state elections in Queensland, Australia, and for the first time in history a majority of any disfran chised class petitioned for suffrage when the majority of adult women of Iceland asked for the Parliamen tary vote. Parliamentary suffrage war grant ed to Russian women on the same terms as to men except that the former must vote by proxy. In the United States, while there have been no such important speci fic gains, the civil status of women has been elevated in various states, women have been elected to boards of education in large numbers, and given other opportunities for great er service in our municipalities. The constitution of thenew state of Oklahoma provides tor school suffrage for women and made wom en eligible to one state office. The woman suffrage movement has been officially endorsedby the American Federation of Labor, the National Grange, the National Letter Car riers Association and by a score of other important bodies. At their annual meetings held last month, State Granges of New Jersey, Indiana, Delaware, Penn sylvania and Michigan passed wo man suffrage resolutions. The Ohio Grange, already on record as favoring full suffrage for women, adopted a resolution endorsing wo man suffrage in local option elec tions. California, Illinois, Ken tucky, Maine, Maryland, Minneso ta, New York, Oregon and Wash ington State Granges are others which have declared for equal suf frage, while the National Grange not only endorses it but recom mends its discussion in subordinate organizations. Brand Whitlock, independent mayor of Toledo, Ohio, and famous as an author, is reported by The News, of Detroit, as saying to May or Thompson of the latter city "Detroit, Cleveland and Toledo lead all other American cities in political freedom. But until wo men can vote it is only one half the freedom it should be. Do I believe m woman suffrage? Mast certain ly! We can only attain to a limit ed measure of political freedom when women are allowed to vote. The next step will be economic freedom." Sheriff's Sale. Delinquent Taxes for lJOti Hv virtua of a warrant invited by lha CVunty i-l-Tk d r-om.-lo t-'lTk ..f in. County louil of th. Hta.a of lw--uii lor 111- County of Wellington, commanding ma to sWl the Seii-nil tract a or uunela " rial i.ro,..rty embraced In it ho ueim- mVn"ner"nU i""" -l L-; uroneity on execution. 1 N'ow therefore, by virtue and In pursu. me of Mid warrant, timed tha l.th day "f leceiiiOer. lwi. 1 will on Monday, the '"th day of January, lus. commencing at the hour of 1" o i l. a; A. M. of auid .lay In the Sheriff a t iffice, In the Court Hull' at HiilMboru. Washington County, Oregon, aell at nuhllc auction to the per. n who will pay the taxes, costs and accruing penaltne thereon, and take a cel tm. ate at the lowest late of Intel cut therefor, the following dewnhed real property. as appearing on the an I J do lin.iuent ta roll for the ald year lDus. Allen A. W.-S W. V of Section 3. T. 3 N . K. 8 W.... ....... Appleht1g.11. Kate N- VRf f l of N. V. ht, ScC. IS. I. 1 jl y Ask'liis. 11.' M.. W 2-6 of lot . block lb, Coinellua, Ore. Bailey. 1'. l'.-33.7a-tH I acres In 8. W. 'i OI . I. B , K. 1 W Baldwin. Margaret Lola 7. 8. 9, 10, block 14, South 1'uik Add. to or rat drove. Ore f. ..on - ,11-MHI Hfrew 111 IV K.'"C l,f N- K. fc. Meo. 1. T. 1 8.. Beard, Walter K. Two aires In V. Mcl.eoU 1J. I.. C. No. 4a, T. 1 8.. Beaveit, jumca, and Weckert, Hoi. 5U-10U acn In the K. S of 8. W h- S 8.. 11 1 W.. Bram-ai o, Andrew .4-l(iU acrea In i M Hull I) Li. C. No. 43. T 1 8 . K. 1 W 14.26 Brown, r'red U l ot No. 1, 8vc. 30, T. 1 N . It. W Brown. John-B. of Bee, , T. J N H. 4 V Buckley. D. J 6 . acfea In M. Wren D. U C. No. 64, T 1 N., It. 3 W Buckley, U. J. l.L'6-10tf acrea In W. of 8. K. Vi. Buc. 21. T. 1 N., It, 3 W R 8. Campbell I.ota 25 and 26, block 12, West Portland HoIkIm- Catchlng. B. K.-N. H. "i of N. K. 14 ; 8. H of N. K. H; N. K. M of 8. K. . Section 22. T. 2 N K 6 W Chant, Chan. 8. H. I.ot 8. 7. 8, block 22. Weat I'orlland HelKhta. Clark, lien. W. 10.B8 acre In Sec tion 1. T. 2 8.. It. 1 W ... Cnlton. 11. U.S. K. Vi of Bectlon 16, T. 1 8.. H. 4 W Collins. Buwle A. Lots 25 anil 28, block 8, Went Portland Ili'lghls.. .88 Cook. J. 11., and Wheeler. N. I. All of Section 16. T. 1 8.. It. 6 W. 77.65 Corey. J. W. W 3-5 of lot , block 16, Cornelius Cowle. David Lots 1.1. 14. IB, 16, 17 block 1, Went l'ortluncl l'lace. Crone. Charles N. K. 4 of thn N. H 14. 17. T- 8 N- u- 3 w -- Crowthers. Samuel 30 ncres In the 8. K. of 8. W. 1, Bee. 34, T. 2 ., It. 1 W Day. leo P. 20 acres In the 8. H of N. K. 4. Bee. 2, T. 3 8., 14. 1 VV Denn, Thomas, fir. 1 acre In the 8. VV. 14 of N. M. . See. 1, T. 1 8., It. 1 W Dennlslon. 8. M. Dot , block 7, Hvrle l'ark PeiiBinore, 8. M. 8. K. 4 of See. 14, T. 1 8., K. 6 W Denny. Louis Com. 100 ft. W. of N K. corner of I-ot 2, thence 8. 10 ft., thence, W. 60 ft., thence N. 100 ft., thence M 60 ft. to place of hciiinnliiK. part of lot 2, block 25, Forest ilrove. Ore Ducett, Mary T. 8. XL of N. K. '4 of . H. Vt. Sec. 17, T. 2 N It. 4 W 13.86 Ducett, Charles M. 8. H of 8. W. i, 8. H of 8. K. H. BfC. 17. T. 1 S.. It. 4 W 1294 Duffy, Charles IV 8. E. 4 of Sec. 20. T. 3 N.. K. 2 W 10.36 EHStern Investment Co., Ltd. 8. W. V, of N. H V.; N. M of N. W. 4i : 1.2: .75 21.32 13.35 2.19 3 63 6.07 1.24 3.06 24.75 4.30 1.05 4.96 .94 3.67 6.55 1.14 1.35 3.15 6.03 3.15 1.69 .90 13 71 4 5: V. Sec. 20, T. Killin mm. jo.,,hN. w. U 1 15 inney. M J W. ' t N ti V ' K- y!"s- R W. 10 60 ' jonannan a ... 11 con- part t b. w i ? 1 a Ulnlng 5 ,cr, in b- 1 l l0 Ko-tur N A'nrt;;li.' 'N2 XL- . of W. . t jg vale. 1.94 mtur Andrew l. : NT w 1, a -ainiK.rr. j. u.. jl-'. I'eachvale, 1 . -rt. v. ol s. VV. 14. (k. "v, ot S. W. 4, 7. 3 S.. . 3.01 f 62 LMIy.V j n'.'b.- 'i'. - ' I.lnde5n,Wif ' ' b -Vot ' ':.' ' block 22. W-et Pwtland H''''!! ;;.' "in Lo ker. Henrictia-Si'S " the B.K 'Jot B. W. Section 35. Lmt.! Thol wu:;ioi' the 8. K. C ct N. W. ht. 8e- '5:... ii-lVe-aa-in-etai. "IIIB. William -;"- - 1JJ5 Hon "S T .iu R. 1 W ." ! I-uraman. Kred'rlck 50 , ln neciion ?5. T. 2 . J1-', 'W I-trnter, William H -8. l At. v. .: 1 ur Marsh Il,.iry 11 acres In N. W. H "f N- K. U Sec. 5". T. 3 8.. R. 1 W. . Marlav. i.'iiU.'io acres In B. W. Vi of N. W. v.. See. 31. T. 1 N- 1L A.r 1 , .s: (.03 3.79 18.81 Bee. . 11.53 131 4.63 Mayer. Join26 3-100 'n K. Hall 1. 1. C. No. 44, r. 1 B., H. 1 w. -, ; 18'4' Manle, tieorKe-liioek J'lea'ant noine a,U. to Beaveriu... "-i.-McConnell, NuUjn-6 a1" Bi irn... r.t . - ae . T. S 8., j W " M. iioon. ii. j.lliirt 'of lot 's." block 3, tiuattni ..' ;;"Vr"i'i Mcl.e.Kl, Daniel and Jol" .. H of N. H. V.. See. 22, T. 3 N.. R. 3 W Meager. Charles W ' anJ blcfc: m. ll..n..ur,.. nutin Mevvr. Julius 8. ht of N. B. Vi. Bee. .a. 1 . 5.20 1.B9 .96 6.70 1.31 691 .70 633 4 SO 7.1T 6.03 3.15 V o It W Milo vi- n" -,.'...r... In II. Bux ton. 8r'. D. U C. No. f. 1 N-. H.w4 W andNo. 62. T: i B.. R:.0 JJ Miller, W. j.-s"V. 4 of N. B. V4. See. 17. T. 2 8.. K. 1 W 1 39 MurKlnon. William I 34 and 35 and :i, block I. West Portland Heights .Vm'J Mow, Adam N. W. V4. Sec. 31, T. 1 N., U. 4 W ,v -' 14 ,0 Nellson, iust.iv l-oi IS. 20, 21. 22, block 2. West Portland Heights . . .76 Newton, O. p 1314 acres ln 8. W. 4 of N. w. u: 8. W. Vi of 8. a v. Sec. 14, T. 1 8.. H. W t.68 Norgard, JorRi-n Lot No. 1, See. 8. T. 1 B., II. 1 VV Oregon Iron Bteel Co. 8 acres ln 8. Vi of s. W. V Sec. 13. T. 3 B., . ,A H. I W. . 2-20 Peters, A. 8 and A. M. 65-100 acres In 8. K 1. pf 8. W. Vi "nd In 8. W. 14 ,,'f 8. K. Vi, Sec. 2. T. 3 8 It. 1 V 1.30 HMnott. A. v.6 acres ln 8. W. 4 of S. K sec. 1. T. 2 B . R. 1 W. 2.37 Porter, Mvrtk 38 1 00 acres' In K. Walker D. I,, c. No. 1 N-i 1 J anil No. 42, 1. 1 4 w It.-N. H of 8. W. Vi; N. W. Vi of 8. K. V See. 23. T. 1 B , K. 6 W. 6 20 Btoppenbach, T M , and Kllham, K. II. N. U of N. K. Vi: N. Vi of N. W. V.. Sec. 26. T. 1&.K.I W.. 13 34 gt. hI, bud. J. R. Lot A. block 30, West Portland Heights 62 Stout. I-annlng 6 acrea In Sec 6, T. 8.. It. 3 W 1.21 Siurdi vant. Florence B. E. Vi. Bee. 20, T. 1 8.. It. 6 W 10.35 Bwett. Z. Dot 24. block 7. Hyde l'ark it TamiHie. J. U. Lota 1 and t. block 6. Thome's add. to Hillsboro, Ore. The Huard of School Trustees. A . ....... I-. of N. VV. 4. Bee. 1. T. 1 H. .R. J W. Merchant Inveatment 4k Trust Co. W. of See. 21. T. 1 N It. 4 W.. 30.96 The Title Guarantee Sc. Trust Co.. A Corporation 8 Vs ' 8- W. Vi, Sec. 17. T. 3 N R. 6 W 10.60 The John Bchroeder Lumber Co. N. t, of N. W. Vi. Bee. 28. T. I B.. It. W 10.60 Thomas. Kdwurd M. N. Vi of N. W. v. Bee. IS, T. 1 N.. R. W Thomas. B. M. and C. 8 Vi acre In 8. K. Vi of 8. W. Vi. Bee. 7, T. 1 N., R. 4 W Thompson, Dora 8. B. Vi of B. E. i4, Sec. 11. T. 1 B.. R. 5 W Wanner. V. U Iart of lot 1. block 10. Forest drove. Ore 19.40 Wallace, May O. Lot 6, block 4, OaHton, Ore 2.00 Weismandel, I'. 8. W. Vi of N. K. u and lota 1. 1 and 3. Bee. 2. T. 2 N., It. Wr 12.27 Wellman. Nelson Lot 4. block 19, South Park add. to Forest Urovef ( ire Wells. F. W. 5:1.50-100 acres In J. II. McMillan D. L. O. No. 68, T. 1 8.. It. i W.. and No. 38. T. 1 8.. It. 1 W 21.93 Vv'neeier, juiiu. ai. 1.01, iso. i, blocs, 6. Forest Urove, Oregon IT. 13 WlKKlns. J. J. Lots 14 and 15. block 1, CurtUfs add, to Forest C.rove, Ore WlKKlns, Mary B. I.ots 1, 3 and 3. block 7, West Portland Heights.. Williams, W. II. 3 acrea In Block 2. Ilamf old's add. to Foreat Grove, Ore Wilson, W. B. 2 acrea In the B. K. of B. W. Vi. Bee. 4. T. 1 N., It. 3 W Willamette. Heal Kstate Co. Lota 3. 4. 6. block 32, Cornellua 2.00 Wolf William and Louis 44 acres ln the (' Wllkins D. L. C. No. 4.' T. 1 N.. 11. 2 W 16.11 Workman, Alex Vi acre In the a. K. vt of N. K. Vi, Sec. S3. T. 1 B It. 1 W Yost. I.udwlir 20 acres In the N. K. V of 8. W. Vi, and N. Vi of 8, E. .,. 8vc. 11. T. 1 N.. R. 2 W 11.08 Said sain will ne mnue suujeci io re dumption as per Statute. J. W. CON NELL. Sheriff and Fjr-offlclo Tax Collector for Washington County, Oregon. Dated at irtllsboro, Oregon, this 21st day of December, PJ07. 1.76 Pott, Chitilcs 1-;. N. W. Vi of N. W. '. Sec. 13, T. 1 N.. K. 6 W Knat, (i - N. v. V. Sec. 13, T. 6 N., 1.41 2.67 6.16 6 55 4.36 2.0! .88 3.15 (.79 19.48 6.55 3.15 3.15 When you are looking for gro ceries, glassware and crockery, don't fail to go to Greer's. He keeps the best and neatest stock in town. COFFEE There is a time for good tea, and a time for good coffee; there is no time for poor cither. Yoar troter rrturat rear assay If roe ssa'l llks Schllllai'i Bast; pa? kiai. N W 1. nf 8. K 1 N.. R. 6 W 24.01 lOastern Investment Co., Ltd. R. 4 of B. W. Bee. 20, 1 . s 11. 3 W Eastern Investment Co., Ltd. AO acres In E V, of 8. W. '4 anil part of 8. W. Vi of 8. K. Vi. 8ec. 20. T. 3 N.. R. 3 W Bverett. M. E. Lot 13, PrugRcr tract 2.31 Fenner, Joseph Lota 12 find 13, block 14, West Portland Heights. .88 Flnnegan, Hernnid Lots 51 and part of lotK 60 and 62, Tualltln Hardens 6.39 Fink. Helthnser 6 acres In N. K. 4 of N . W. Vi, Bee. JU, 1. 2 B., R. 1 W Fortune, Charles Iits 7 nnd 8, block 17, West portinnn ncimim. Frank, W. A. in acres In N. E. 'i of N. W. Vi, Bee. a. T. 3 8.. M. 1 W Freeman. W. P. 61 acres In N. E. vt of Sec. 26. T. 2 N.. R. 4 W... FrlMby, J. W. 10 acres In W. W. Catching I). I,, c. no. sx. r. 1 s., K. 3 W., and No. 61. T. 1 N ., R. 3 W -. Frv, 8lr Edward 8. V4 of 8. W. Vi lif 8ec. 25. T. 8 N.. R. 6 W Frv. Sir Bilwnrd 8. E. Vi of 8. E. V. Sec. 28. T. 3 N.. R. 7 W Frv. Sir 1-Mward-N. K. 'i of N. F. . V4. Sec. 35. T. 3 N.. R. 5 W.. tlfllbreath, Janle McE. 4'i acres In 8 K Vi of N. W. Vi. Sec. 24. T. 2 8.. R 1 W 10.95 Oalloway, 1). 8 N. E. V of 8ec. 4 T. 1 8 , It. 4 W 9.75 Gelblsch, John, and McNnmer, Thomas lits 6 and 7. block 6. Hyde l'ark 1.40 Gerrlwh. Robert M 60-100 acres In 8. E. 4 of 8. E. Vi. Sec. 31. T. 1 8.. It. 4 W Gordon. Edward W. 8. W. Vi of N. E. : 8. E. 'I of N. W. 14: N. W. t. of 8. B. '4, Bnd lot No. 3, Bee. 3, T. 2 IV, K. h W Graham. 8. H 28 4S-100 acres In J. I.. Illcklln D. L. C. No. 37, T. I 8., R. 1 W., and No. 64, T. 1 8., R. 1 W Granlch. R, and Stein. P. L. 45 acre In 8. 4 of 8. E. Vi, Sec. 21, T. 2 N., It. 3 W Grosseii. A N. W. Vi of Sec. 11. T. 3 N.. It. 6 W iiaminonii. a. 11. .-n v . 't ot sec. lo. T. 2 N.. R. 6 W 1J j; Kiinnnn. Eilnnr-N. V4 of N. W. 14; 8. W. I, of N. W. U; N. E. 1; nf 8. W. of N. E. 1,: 8. 14 of 8. W. Vi of N. E, i. Sec. 2fi, T. 2 N., R. 4 W 21.95 llaralsen, Manilas - rc. U of 8. W. V4. Sec. 24. T. 3 N.. R 3 W Harris. I.on 2 ncre In .I"lin Hiirdin D. L. C. No. 60. T. 1 N . 1! 4 W. Harris, J L - 6 ncri a In D. Mcl.rnd D. 1 C. No. 4'i. T. 1 8.. It 4 W. Hauk, Sarah N IS nens In N. W 4 of S W. i of Sec. 17, T. 2 S , It. 1 W !lemberg. John 2 acre In S E nf 8 E. 14. Sec. 9. T. 2 N., 15. 2 W Henderson. R. M. Lot 22, block 5, ll-le l'ark HendrlT, I C N. E i nf 8. W u andS. H. V.. Sec. 14. T. 2 8 , It. Hermans, W. O N E 'i of 8 V se,.. t. 3 n., n. 6 w. Hlckethler. R 60 acres In N. 4 of w. ' fee. t. 1. i M . u. 5 w Hllber Carl 8 r i of v. w 1: N. E. v. of 8. W. 14; N. t, nf 8 E . S.c. T. 1 8 . U. S w...' 10 60 Hiltbrnn. J. U., Heirs -W 1. of N E. 1.; N. E. 'i of N. W. i4. pP,.' 34. T. 3 N.. It 3 W ;. , Hlltbninner. Anton-8. W. i of 8, c " ii. T. 1 N . It. 5 W ' Ilines Mr Emma J 1o s,-rrs iM r. r.. -, 01 rec 1. 1 N. it fi v Hot LmU'lK Lot 1, block 1 Cor neiius. or,. Hnlhrook. Phlln V. E. ', N T'f.f a. e. v.. s-c -,. t. ? n'. n 'w llimhes. 8.. Heirs nf 16 in-lntl n.-rei In A Il irp-r J L. c. No. 61 T 1 8 1 v- '.i.i Hnnnker. Wllllnm ai "f, h,,, v - "'"I I '.'inill l III- L'llla 1.46 10.8! 20.67 3.76 12.27 11. 6 W Reeves. Marv v. I.ot No. 1. block 1, lllirhlanil add 10 Hillsboro, Ore. 2.14 Revnolds, W. H. R 33 ft. of lot 32, Millard Van Bchuver tract 106 Roberts, Mahala A. 65 acres ln 8. W. 14 of N. H V,; 8. K. Vi of N. W. V,. Sec. 24, T. 1 8.. R. 6 W. . 6.20 Robinson. Thus. H N. i of N. E, 4 of N. W. Vi. Sec. 36. T. 1 B., R. 2 W. 4.35 Rottger. chrlataln Lots 7 and 8, Bee. 2. T. 1 N., It. 4 W 6.15 RottKer, Chrlslaln N. E. Vi of 8. E. and lot 8, 8ec. 30, T. 1 N R. 4 W 4.35 SaeKcr, J A.-10 acres In 8. E. 4 of 8. K V, Sec. 36, T. 2 B It. 2 W. 81.27 Samuelson, John 6 acrea In A. W. Hart D. L. c. No. 60, T. 1 8., R. 1 W 6.C3 Snwyer, Irescott 8. W. 4 of 8. E. V4 of N. W. 8ec. 16, T. 1 S., R. 4 W w 1.47 Sehllllnfr. J. E. Ixta 34. 35, 36. block 2n, West Portland Heights.. .94 Schuller, Frsni E. u of N. E, Vi of 8. K. V. Sc. 9. T. 2 8.. R. 1 W. 6.00 Schutee, Wllllnm Lots 1 and 2. block . MWdleton, Ore 2.49 Bkeels. William L W. U. of N. E. 4. see. 2 11, T. 3 8., R. vv i( ml tit. 1 l'.-41-S sores In N. TO. R. 1 W. ...Tj HI Sorenson. Anna A 8. H of lot 4, block 30. Korea: Grove, Oregon... 7.05 Btltt, James 76 irrps In N. E. Vi of 8. W. V4, snd N. W. Vi of S. E. 4, Bee. 2H, T. ! N.. R. 3 W 8.96 8toipenbRch, Enll-N. W. Vi, See. 30. T. 1 8 , R. I W 10.35 Btoppenbach, T. M , and Kllham, E. 2.65 .94 4.11 1.95 105 Poultry Wanted. I will pay market price in cash for all kinds of chickens, hens, tur keys, ducks and geese. J. Hillsboro, Ore. TEA Why isn't everything moneyback? Everything isn't good enough. Your grocer rehires rear mens? If Tea lost like Schilling's Best; ws par aim. EMMOTT BROS, Central Meat Market Fresh Meats and Groceries. Opposite the Shute Bank Your Trade Solicited. CHOICE GROCERIES! Getting choice groceries at the lowest possible price, is one way we have of holding our custom ers. But fl PURITY AND WHDLESOMNESS are the most prominent features. We have never sacrificed quality to make a low price. But we sell high grade goods at little figures. A trial order will convince you. rr-r.'-r-: "-r --fir i-i 7 1 n kd ana in Hillsboro, Ore. A Higher Health Level. "I have reachee a higher health level since I began using Dr. King's New Life PilU," writes Jacob Sprin ger of West Franklin, Me. "They keep my stomach, liver and bowels working just right." Ii these pills disappoint you on trial, money will be refuuded at the Delta drug store. 25 cents. 6.31 4 or. 7.19 3 31 :.3: .70 t :.io 13 31 Webb & Hoover Successors 10 Climax reed Store) Carry a full line of Flour and Feed, Al Poultry Supplies and Stock Food, Seeds, Taints, Spraying Material, etc. All Orders Promptly Filled on j Short Notice r$ Former patrons of the store are invited i to give us a call. ; Hillsboro, Oregon s!?r2 to BE DELTA DRUG SIH Hillsboro, Oregon. DEALER IX Pure Drugs ami Medicines We carry a complete Una of Fine- Sundries. If we do not have what you waut in stock, we will cheerfully get it for you. Having been appointed Publisher's Agents, wo are now prepared to supply All Your Wants in tho . .School Hook Lino We also have a full line of Tablets, Pencils, Slates, Etc. V OCtiuOi nOUa h'lil OO tOnl IU1 C-Oll CiWil,"" 1 UrilulhU NO CKEDIT. te. A A A A A , a?x A 1 A A ti j9 ifri .Cx-iOa jQx Si ig tQ -Pv WHY It Is to 3 our advantage to ke.'p an ac couut with 1 1 1 1.LS BOH O, O H EG O X. Kwcuratc, and J BfCflUSC"-' ' e'ro"U. careful, safe, lilxTiil, prompt, $ success! ul iustitution. H?C3U$i " Kruwini;, active, progrt-HHive, m-to-ilute lmnk in mhhmcici 1 '.iUiUIHI, H?CflU$C'our ai'c",nt approeiateil ly the bank, and your in- ' - will always lie carefully i-onnidereil. R(CllU$ This bank lias an excellent fire-prcxif vault and a mudern pMMMaftiiui Kua.i -j'i vn.i cniu ,u n 1111.11 iu fui jui iuii.id nun wn id. BCCilUSC Every depositor is always a welcome visitor at the bank. k Raii Thia bank itudiea theiieeil uf its cuntmuera, and proM-rly L Ltakei care of them whether their business is lure or email. f A R?fflUff- ' dnea an exclusive bnnkinK hiininess, and consequently, no- """"" laxly can evrve you lietter. f nAH It is in a position to make ltoo.1 Invest ments for you, to collect your ilarfla or notes, and attend to your banking wants icen- p erully. j, nAiiA Ita deallnKR with all customers are absolutely, nnd it is al- g " iJ to assist and to advise, 1 Because we do not believe you can ask for Wtter treatment than this bank will r uive you, and we therefore ask you to write to or call uion J. W. tihute, ; l'reaideiit or A. C. SUuu, C'ushieJ. k DKI'A I It 1tT""I"iX. ' Knit Oregon Sh outline and union Pacific Three Trains to the East Daily Th roti -th P til' man ttniKUrcl nl tonrUt ilfii. Ing ran daily lo Onmha, hi aiK. HNiku: tDurUtN.PfplnvAriiilKily lo Kunnat- CUT; throuirli HullntHii tourUt ilHpliipf rm (terwnik,lty im. Cllnlug rhmr ram (wh ilwlly) tn Kwt w1 ly. IIOUKS PORTLAND to ( CHICAGO No ChmiKt' nf Cam 70 '4ri !ml t iM) a in vIh (I IMlfcTl'HI A 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 Iff H I,') p III vim Hunt- I ML' toll ai. I'mif " Kat Mriil 6:1 i lit via Aimkann II .V1K H4'H Kl'l'I.KH from t'ortlttthl, or. -alt I.Hlie. hfiivtr, Kt U...VII. Mmalis Lull t'lufu aiii. Kat -salt l.aki, henvef. Kl. Worth. Omaha, Kan ajrily, 1 ,4 mu a, ( hi i-aK aud KmnI Walla Walla. I.w lini) MkaitH, allncr. full 111 H II Mllllll-HMlha, hi. I'aul. I'lilmh. Milwan htf, rhlr ( ami I-hi A K li I V 7:l.Sp m :tm p ra For further information auk or write voiir I . A J I UK RAY, General Fas.senger Agent, The Oregon Railway and Navigation Co., Portland, Oregon The Newest Modern Cointfiereial Hotel in l'oiilnnil Opened July 1st, 1907. Hotel St. Phillip, CORNKR KIKTlt AND Hl'RNSIDK STS. Main Ivntrance on Burnside. II. M. I'ikkch, Proprietor VTuko street car at the IeHit. Only concrete Fire l'nsit Hotel in the city. Five blocks from Union Irtt. l'nrnsiile anil Fifth street cart pass the iloor. Steam heat, electric lights, hot and cold water in every room. KaU-a $1 per ilay ami up. Siiecial rates by the week anil month. Free baths on every lloor. IlillsUiro iHjniile are corlially Invited to vive II' tel St. I'hillip a trial wlien in tne city. 1 our comiort ami aatisiuclion n assureil. C lij i: v. In .1 ::, t " I' 1 f . 1 s . Ilminn. Kiln - l.nt 3. R W lnfstm.'ni m - ?n M-inn n II. llli'Min IV I, N,! S . II I P.. siul N,i II R. 1 V . ' IPMstmiTt I'n 1 i;.l'.ii n,'.r,'jn R I IV 1 . ; K of N. w T t 9 . n S W Johnson J,,iin-V?. u (,f ' ! - 1. I.J .N . U - . ... of V srr in Kflly. Miitrtrf.f - 1 CT-inn V K l, nf N. W. 1,, j,,. H . R 1 V l'V ST.. ,, . T 1 3 n 1 15 5 V. 11 (I- 1 ; Plioenix Lime and Sulphur Liquid spray i A nure, clear liquid combination of Lime and Sulphur, found most effective at Ore- j Con Experiment Station in 1905 j to test 1 per cent and each Wrel is mark I s W n.rsntoe o. r s ? h I'linenix Sprav to every fruit grower I f :;!l'V;or.r-i. .-Hcei In barrel ...U. Writ. brh... DAVID M. DUNISE COMPANY f paint and Spray Manulaclurera, Portland, ore. in. W-verton. Ore. Anent lor W.lnaton County I FLOVVERLAND .Havana JUST RECEIVED efe:"FLOWERLAMD" . - . A REVERIE BY SARA B. EGAN lfH;f?ljrTrjffhlJl BEAUTIFUL THI Pip IN COLORS r I . a r.rNiiiNr uinos nraav ,t-r,il ,r-,, I t. fc,J i1- '--iL- PT'T THIS IS BY FAR THB (wtfliff I vrT"f h ?F ! r F most ftiiAuriFUL com. ! rt ' - m t t ' YKAH5. "FLOWKkLANO" I ttlLzl$ lijfjrifl??? I IS CKRATINU A POSITIVIi i hKjdAMAA i.cnaIatvvonrlthb mu- e. i Mccormick, iiiiisboro, ore&on.