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Cornelius :3'. 1:34
HillHtioro tt:M Ai
limtttville 7:0() 1 :.V
IWavurtou 7:10 2:05
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Portland 7:55 2:50
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Portland :00 B:40
Heaverton 11:44 7:04
Keedville M:.V 7:15
HillHlx.ro 12:07 6:40
Coriitliwi 12:15 7:30
Ar.
orest tirove 12:20 6:20
1'. (i. VICKEUS. Auent.
Valentines at McCormick's.
Boys' high top shoes at Baird's.
Valentines from 1 cent to $3.50
at McCormick's.
Ladies' Home Journal patterns
at Mrs. I. Bath's.
Call at McCormick's and look
at his fine line of Valentines. All
kinds, at all prices.
Webb & Hoover handles grain
as well as all kinds of seeds.
When in Hillsboro call and see
them.
Sam. G. Ennis, a teacher in
Portland, was in Hillsboro last
Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs.
E. Ennis.
Our Sherwoo'd correspondent
has again been heard from after
a long silence, better and newsier
than ever, and that's saying a
good deal.
Don't forget the public ball at
Hillsboro Hall, February 8. Good
music and a good time. "Come
and Waltz Me Around and
Around, Willie."
John Nyberg, of Tualatin, and
road supervisor of District No.
1, was a county seat visitor Wed
nesday, as were Herman Smith
and Fred Colfelt, both of Sherwood.
St Valentine's Day, February
14th, the time birds are supposed
to mate. McCormick has the fin
est Jine or valentines ever
brought to this city, from 1 cent
to $3.50 each. Call and look at
them.
Professor Kyle of McMinnville
College has accepted a call to
preach in the First Baptist church
of Hillsboro. The church and
town is fortunate in securing a
man of Mr. Kyle's breadth o
mind, knowledge and character.
Miss Rose Stucke, of Cedar
Mills, celebrated her 18th birth,
day last Saturday at her home
A large number of friends und
neighbors were present and
Handsome line of Valentine Born. -On Tuesday last to Mr.
post cards at Mrs. Bath's. and Mrs. Frank Miller, of Scholls,
Ladies coats at Baird's are a son
semng cneap. Thia ia something you have
Go to Webb & Hoover's Feed long been looking for, Korn
Store for poultry and stock food, Krisp, at the Den of Sweets,
hay, flour and seeds.
Evening service in the Congre-
mixed paint, white lead, paint
brushes, oil, poultry and stock
food.
splendid time is reported,
f reshments were served.
Re-
Snow to the depth of a couple
of inches fell last Sunday night
and all day Monday every
thing and anything in the shape
of a sleigh or sled ' was put to
use. The boys and girls had
great times snowballing but their
pleasure was of short duration
The B. Y. P. U. social meet
ing is due in the second week of
each month. Watch for the
time and place of meeting for
we certainly had a very pleasant
evening last month and the
pleasant times are to continue.
Won't you come have a share?
Mrs. Imogene Bath has been
at the Lowengart Wholesale Mil
linery House all the week and
will probably remain there a
week longer. She is selecting
her spring stock of millinery
goods and they will be the best
she can procure.
.The exploding of a can of gas
oline in the Peaslee Brothers
printing office on First street,
Portland, last Monday morning,
damaged the building and con
tents to the amount of $35,000.
The structure belonged to our
former townsman, Hon. S. B.
Huston, and the loss is placed at
$10,000, fully insured.
Hot coffee, cocoa, ham and
cheese sandwiches, all kinds of
soft drinks, served at the foun
tain, choice confections, oysters
in bulk, oyster cocktails a speci
alty, smokers' articles, choice
cigars, and a complete line of
chewing and smoking tobaccos.
Fresh fruit and nuts, at Palma
teer's Confectionery.
Have you ee. the htest ar.d gaticr.al rhuivh at 7;"T i-ext I
newest fancy and French ging- day. Morning service at 11:00,
hams at Baird's. with a sermon on "The Highest
John Tom McNamara, well U1 uuiauau'
known in this city, who has been Go to Webb & Hoover's for
making Salem his home for the Utah land plaster, spray, spray
past ten months, returned on pumps, lime, sulphur, cement,
V ednesday.
E. E. Bates, of Albany, was
sent here to relieve J. A. Hoi
land, who has been operator at
the Southern Pacific depot for
sometime. Mr. Bates thorough- L-iahw bullet through the win
ly understands his business and dowof the home of James Imbrie.
will be a valuable assistant to corner Eighth and Main streets
htation APwit Ver, Mr. Mo!- T;m ,ti wh;zztHi )V the head of
land goes to Junction uty. one of. Mr- j.mbrie's daughters,
Regular preaching services at who sat at a table writing. Mr,
the Christian church next Sun- Imbrie believes it to have been
day, forenoon and evening. The the work of some boys who were
subject for morning sermon will out practicing with small rifles,
be, "Epistles of Christ;" in the but it was a pretty close call for
evening, A Halter." Bible the young lady, just the same,
school at 10 o clock. All are cor- and oucht to be a warning to
dially invited to attend these ser- boys who are iermitted to handl
vices. Good music. firearms
When in the city call at Palma- Charles Doughty, who induced
teer's Confectionery, the most Bruce Donelson to steal $40 from
up-to-date place of its kind on the nurse of a woman in this
the West Side. Always neat and city, for which crime he was sent
clean, and the greatest cane is to the reform school, has been
taken to keep the stock neat and captured and is now in the county
fresh. You will receive cordial jail. He was caught in rortlam
treatment if you give us a call. on Wednesday by John Bailey,
L. J. Palmcteer. deputy sheriff, who was taking
Services at the Baptist church you"? Donelson to the reform
every Sunday morning and eve- school. After leaving the train
nine-. Mornintr Service: Sun- at Portland, Bailey spied Doughty
dav school at 10. Dreachinrr ser- the crowd and at once placed
vieeatll! rvenintr service: id him under arrest. He handcuffed
Y. P. U. at C:C0, preaching at the boy to Doughty and returned
7:30. Professor Kyle of McMinn- to Hillsboro with tne two,
ville college has been called as The National Tribune of Wash
pastor and will preach each Sun- ington, D. C, of January 30. 1908,
day morning and evening. says with reference to the Seattle
Last Fridav niirht was the Exposition: "It is really a wise
coldest of the winter and exnos- expenditure of . money, though
ed water pipes were frozen and Pt a single exposition has ever
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some of them bursted. But to"lc VUL evc"' unvt,J'3 ULUU
?n The Tribune is correct in its
deirrees above, our Eastern statement that the expenditure
friends were shoveling in $12 of-money is wise, but it forgets
it Vi thp rVmrmnmptpr Xi hp. I that the Lewis and Clark lair
low. And still some people think was a success financially and in
w havfi had snmfl "awful" cnlrl every other way. INot a man
weather. w'10 Put a dollar into the enter
county
l.'nm k'risO this ii. l.
- "ci-K, next
week and every uv!; at tj,e
of Sweets.
Candy Valentine boxes at the
Den of Sweets, just the thing f,,r
Valentine remembrances.
C. Christensen. f TiWrJ ville
was in low ii j.t-raav t-, ... ...
ing business before the
court.
Miss Theodale Hobbs, uho is
attending the Portland Hh
school, is spending a weeks vaca
tion with her parents in thi.s
city.
O. P. Colo has filed suit in the
circuiturt against Nellie- i,h,
on the groumls of doscrtin Qn(j
a (lisregaru oi n r marriage vow
CAItKH rs REJOICING.
No
Last Wednesday morning alxnit
nine o'clock someone fired a 22,jhe parties were married in (),!
tober, llMU at nrrancisc(, and
the plaintilF is an actual resident
of this county. H. T. Iia-lev is
attorney for the plaintilF.
Albert U'unow, 0f Bethany,
was arrested Wednesday at the
depot for disorderly conduct.
Recorder Schulmerich fined hini
$25 or 12! days in the cooler.
Mr. Leu now is at present writing
assisting the marshal in a little
wheelbarrow exercise on the pub
lic thoroughfare.
W. Burnt", of Forest Grove,
father of Attorney Mark Dump,
of this city, has been a very sick
man for the past ten days with
inflammation of the stomach.
For live days he was in a danger
ous condition aim needed the
constant attention of watchers,
but yesterday it was reported
that he was resting easier and
had a good chance for recovery.
On account of his father's illness,
ttorney Hump has been obliged
to absent himself from his office
here until yesterday.
The best way to find out how
good or bad Korn Krisp is is to
get a sample of it at the Den of
Sweets.
Petitions Filed.
The following persons have
hied petitions lor nomination
with the county clerk since our
lsst issue:
Willis Ireland, county recorder.
Geo. H. Wilcox, county asses
sor.
Todd, county commis-
"No Irish need apply" is a
story often told by Bernard Daly,
the clever singing star of "The
Kerry Gow," which is announc
ed to appear here at the Crescent
on February 8, and of course this
does not apply to his engage-
prise lost a cent, and the publici
ty given the Lewis and Clark
fair made Oregon known from
ocean to ocean and has done more
for the state than any other thing
ever attempted.
The city council at its regular
session on last Tuesday evening
lleiehman. county asses-
justice of the
ment here, as he insists on all
the Irish and their friends being settled with Fred Lehmann by
on hand to enjoy the greatest Paying him $200 damages for the
and best of all Irish comedies. loss of his mule, which was killed
Usual prices; the latter part of December, by
MiM .W!a nnimn Tw;Jcomin m contact with an elec
Schomberg and Effie Godman "T ih i
gave a leap year dancing party
last Friday night at Hillsboro
Hall, twenty-four couples being
A. B,
si'oner.
C. H.
sor.
M. E. Buck.
peace. Mierwooa.
W. 1). Smith, county clerk.
Max Crandall, county assessor.
Miles J. Ilaynes, constable,
Sherwood.
G. W. Barnes. Justice of the
Peace, Hillsboro.
Get a sample of Korn Krisp as
made at the Den of Sweets and
please your paiaie.
the city. Lehmann is a milk
hauler and owned an excellent
span of mules, which he valued
at $o00. While driving into town
early one morning in December
one of the mules sterned nn .i
live wire of the street lighting
all expenses and the young men, . " ,l" ,wu "'own ,(l,m
ttt.tv.fn, in oil t,,cf i the n,Kht bt,forp- The mule fell
im,
present. Walker s orchestra fur
nished the music, and a splendid
time is reported. The ladies
planned the entertainment, paid
i i and in trying to extricate h
in every sense of the word, and T , , - AU1L"t "
no V r. . .-1 a I . 1
in their lives. ire neavny
enargeu wun electricity. Ix-h-
Alr. and Mrs. A. t. Krueger mann was renresontod l.v ntt.
oi iiuisuaie, leave aooui xviarcn r.ey if. T. RurW whn
led that the citv w.n nnmioc.
1 r-. l- - I .. .... " i"1-'
relatives mm menus in ureen tionau v n , f,. l rn ..i..
.1. . - J T. 1. Itv - . V " '
aKe ana uouge counues, is- ot the animal. A settlement was
consin. iney win visit at ureen effect. l.v tim ..-.i
laKe, rox iaKe, waupun, uea- ceptanee of $2
ver Uam. 1 ronton and other
points. Mrs. Krueger, as Miss
At the regular meeting of the
city council last Tuesdav. in ad
dition to transacting routine bus
iness, an ordinance was passed
levying assessments for the
street improvements on Firt
i.aseune anu inird streets
4 V, 1 1
me leeoKier is now en
raged
i nil
en-
Warren, lived at Trenton before
her marriage, and she and her
husband will receive a right royal
welcome by a host of friends in
that vicinity. Take along a few
Oregon roses, Mr. Krueger, and
rivn f r i rwrt Ihnf hu i a 4 u rt
l I nl'in i l . .
a f fw, on,i .if 41,.'" l,lt- mine docket
bloom in the open all the year i , , ' a'ar u as"i'lered
round . ''-0(l 10 aml the additional
imposed ot assisting the re
The play that made both fame corder in colWtinn. (i,, i;
j - . M . . I --"ft IIUll.T
"'u .uuij.ii.v ine marshal will soon proceed to
was the popular comedy 'The exterminate all dogs where li-
iverryv,ow ana mis season it cense is delinmi..nt T,
ismemcuium usea in wringing superintendent, Alfred S. Hall.
inai ciever young comeuian air. reported on the condition of the
iemara uaiy into me limelight water an. liirht nlnn
oi siaruom. ine supporting mended some immediate repairs
company is clever and well so- which were nr.1..f..d ya.u a
.1 . i . , .... I .vv.
eciea. ir. uaty s splendid ten- new w.it.r tni. ...:n
I v iirv 111 l :i
or voice is naturally adapted to
the many Irish songs that are
introduced during the action of
the play. The engagement is a
notable one among this season's
bookings. Crescent theatre Feb
ruary 8. Usual prices.
e to be
insta.ied and tli.i finf;i !j n,-
- ...v. wuiivil to 1 1 ' '
wrestling with the fuel question.
The cost of fuel at the present
time is about $2:1 per night A
six-cial meeting is to beheld soon
to consider questions pertaining
to the water and light plant only.
The Hop Market.
The Oregonian of yesterday
says:
J. J. Metzler returned from
New York yesterday with a poor
opinion of the future of the hop
market. He says it is practical
ly impossible to sed hops there,
as the brewers are fully supplied
and some of them are trying to
sell hops out of then- own ware
houses. They are badly scared
bv the spread of the prohibition
sentiment, Mr. Metzler said, and
thev cannot be induced to make
new committment-;. He found
choice Oregon hops of the 1906
cron offered to brewers as low as
3 cents delivered.
Advices were received yester
day by a local doaNr from a New
York buyer to the e:Iect that he
had bought 1"0 bales of choice
Oreron 1807s at l-2c. This lot
was sold by Alien & Co., a New
York fruit and commission firm
which early in the season solicit
ed consignments in the Newberg
and other seeticr.s. With the
freight and all cf,"imissions de
ducted this will ret the grower
about .V. At the tme the hnps
were shipped from Oregon, the
local market was around 8c.
Trading lias subsided material
ly in this state since ast week
and the dealers pronounce the
tone of the market easier. Most
of the buyers have withdrawn
from the market temporarily
at least. Purchases made by
Hart & Hubbard this week ag
gregate 6(H) bales, secured prin
cipally in the Silvan. iVatum,
Switzerland and Snerwood dis
tricts. The Tortland Wkly Oregon
ian and The tf':! Indepen
dent one year fori.
More I'lCkiil: Pifimo. n..t .1
Mail Boxrs.
The entire force of mail car
riers of the United States are re
joicing over u circular just issued
by the Fourth Assistant P.wt
master Genera! in regard to pat
rons placing -,,ins in their mail
boxes to pay the postage on their
letters. This order is particularly
acceptable to the carriers, coming
as it does right in the winter
time. I'.elow is a copy of the
item which the postmasters are
supsed to give as much public
ity to as jvissible:
The iH)stmaster general desires
to call attention to the practice
of some patrons of rural delivery
of placing l.mse coins in their
ooxes each time they desire to
dispatch letters instead of sup-'
plying themselves with iKstage
Inis practice imposes undue1
hardship on rural carriers in re-1
moving loose coins from llxes
and delays them on the service'
oHheir routes. ;
The jxistmaster general, there-'
fore, urgently request that pat
rons provide themselves and
keep on hand a supply of stamps '
consistent with and in demand ef i
their needs. It is a so verv de
sirable that patrons place in their
mail boxes sma 1 dotachnh enns
of wood or tin in which to place
eoins, when necessary, in pur
chasing supplies of stamps.
The above was published in
full in these columns last week.
but is reprinted at the request of
a Rural Mail Carrier.
We have the best goods and
best place to show you the goods
in Hillsboro. Come and see us.
R. H. Greer.
rrom Tieardville.
Regular enrr.'Miinli iit.
Harry Ileimbackwas a Tigard
ville visitor last Sunday.
Don't forget the big masquer
ade at the Grange hall. February
15.
Mr. Longworth and family
have settled down on the proper
ty recently purchased from A.
Brandt on Bull Mountain.
Lumber for the livery stable
and auto garage is already on
the ground and the building will
be begun as soon as the weather
permits.
A. Weigelsold out his big farm
of 110 acres to the Investment
Co. for the neat little sum of
$11, (KM), which shows what land
is worth over in Slabtown.
B. W. B. Kisby. generally
known as "Doc" Kisby, is now
an actor with the Allen Stock
company at the Lyric theatre,
Portland. Those who have seen
him say that he makes a good
actor. He used to be a Tigard
ville sport, but it seems that
things didn't hum to suit him, so
he hiked off for the great metro
polis, where he has since had a
most brilliant career.
II. B. Tigard had the misfor
tune to have his foot cut across
the ankle last week while assist
ing N. Holm to take out a stump
on the Bunnell farm. It seems
that II. B. had taken hold of the
stump and was nulling it over
sideways so that Mr. Holm could
cut the tap root and finding his
position inconvenient, started to
shift his foot to a more comfort
able position, and got his foot in
the way of a falling axe, which
struck him across the front of
his ankle and severed the cords
cutting a gash about an inch and
a half deep and chipped out a
niw of bone. It is said his foot
is crippled for life, but we hope
for the best.
Geo. Behnke and II. Schritt
have thrown som? property on
the market down near the sta
tion, lots 40x100 feet being priced
from $2."0 down to $25. George
"alius was enterprisin'."
Al. Zwiencr lost a fine Jersey
heifer about 5 weeks ago and has
searched the country for miles
around without finding any trace
of the bovine. AI. would Le
glad to hear from anyone know
ing the whereabouts of the animal.
the beau-
CRESCENT THEATRE
Saturday, February 8
V. D. Newell Presents
Erin's Sweetest Singer
Bernard laSy
The only successor to W. J. Scanlan
In a Mammoth Production of
Joseph Murphy's Famous Play
The Great Forgo and Race Scenes. Most Realistic
Scenes Ever Produced on the Stage. Flock
of Wonderful Trained Carrier Pigeons
Hear Daly Sinj His Popular Irish Ballads
USUAL PRICLS
Probate Court.
Matter of the estate of C. K.
Schmeltzer, deceased; second an
nual report filed herein; it is
hereby ordered that the funds
on hand be distributed among
the heirs of said estate.
Guardianship of Rufus E. Nor
man, deceased; final account of
guardian filed and approved;
guardian will be discharged
filing receipt for all property be
longing to said guardian from the
administrator.
Estate of Michael Boyd, de
ceased; inventory and appraise
ment filed and approved.
Guardianship of Marie O. Nord
lund, minor; Olaf Nordlund ap
pointed guardian of Marie Nord
lund; guardian files bond in sum
of $1,000 and letters ordered is
sued to him.
Matter of last will and testa
ment of Elias Olson, deceased;
final account filed and Monday,
March 2, 1908, at 10 o'clock, be
set for time for hearing objec
tions to said final account.
Estate of Andrew Fuhrer. de
Candidates' Announcements.
rn oui'XTY n.MiK.
1 hereby anuouu.'e nijrxiir rmnlnluU' r..r
the n.im!nllon of County Clork hIWhi.Ii1iikIi.ii
County, Orrgou. on the ri'pulill.n n II. -kfi. ul
ji-ct to the endorsement ol the ri .uli,, ii p.:.
mry elretlnu to t helil In roiiniy April 17,
l'JU nj If olei'l.il 1 h in give my iin.liv l,l. . m
l.'iillon to (he olVice aud conduct ll mlalrH to
the boil of my ability.
W. ;i. I II.
roll M'llOOI. N'riCIIINTINIiKNT,
I hereby aiiuouu. myaelf a cnndl.lnto for the
nomination to the nftk-e ol County s hool Ku.
perlntendunt, p.edi(liig th.'t, II ikiiiiiiihIi d ..ml
elected to ienre a aeoond term, 1 will alve to all
a .iiare deal and faithful aervlee. Very triilj,
M. O. CAdrC
rOR COUNTY AHrlKKS.llt.
I littrcby HiinoiiiH O iii Ht'l r hh ii i iiii.li
dute tit'fore tlio i'iinmrit-8 (,.r tin' ull'uv
f.l ('.unity AHein.ir on tli nll n-n n
Ticket, niul l( nuiuliiKteJ ami el.vto.l, it
will lie my effort to oon.fd.'t t! Ili. o ii!
in the pant, with ulw.iluto tuimictiMicy
an. I without fear or favor, an. I fur tin.
hct int. Text ol Wufhlnuton fount v.
f.KO. II. WIM'OX.
ro COUNTY t't.KHK.
I licreliy Announce iiivhoH hi a l'ciiulf
lican I'un.ti.lutu (or the oilico of f. unity
ceasea, oruerea inat uoia run-llttll t tn lUfl emopmim,llt itiu. la-
erer, auminisirairix, ue auinor-
lzed to pay to Dora l uherer.
widow of deceased, the sum of
$1,300 out of the funds of this
estate for the support of the wid
ow and minor children for one
year, and it is also ordered that
the administratrix be relieved
from the duties and responsibili
ties of the administration of the
partnership estate until the inter
est of said decedent is turned ov
er to her as administratrix.
Estate of Elizabeth I- reeman,
deceased; report of sale confirm
ed, and executor be authorized
and directed to make deed con
veying property to K. I. Magru-
der. . . . ,
FsLitP of Michael Jioyd. de
ceased; petition to sell personal
propertv ; and executors are au
thorized to sell an personal pro
perty belonging to said estate r
so much as may be necessary to
pav all claims against the estate.
Estate of James Thwaite, de
ceased; final account filed and
approved, and the administrator
discharged and bondsmen re
leased. , . .
Matter of the guardian-nm ol
Arline Hennin Aiemon. minor;
ordered that J. J. Krebs l' ap
nointed truardian and that letters
of guardianship be issued
filinir of a bend in the s
$2,000.
I have a few pieces of China
ware that will be sold Vt a ery
low price to close out thf lme.
Thev eonsist of cream pitchers.
rnra and saucers, bread
iiuhlican 1'riinnry election to be hcM in
fai.l County, on April 17, l!H)S,
If vlct'te.1, 1 (iromirie a careful, econo.
muni a.luiiniHtration of the allairn of
that otlice, eili.-ietit norvice nn.l fuilliful
n'rfoniiani'e of duty.
K. J. (iODMAN.
u;ion
;:n ol'
and
and
h.
milk sets, sma tea .-els
eliinaimaees. Mrs. I. Ba
ror Sale.
Five-room, modern cottage on
Baseline and Fourth, new. for
sale on very easy terms or
monthly payments. InMu.rf of
C. Rhoades, Hillsboro, Ninth and
Baseline.
rcas lor Halchina.
S. C. Black Minorcas and S. C.
Brown Leghorns. $l.if) for set
ting of 13. At the Oregon l'oul-
rv Show mv birds won tour
firsts out of a possible five in
competition with the best breed
ers in the state.
R. H. GREER.
Take Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I
will not be resionsib!e for the
acts or conduct of Ermyl Euell.
Oil COUNTY ANHKIPHK.
I hereby announce tiiynolfaN n K.-puli-lican
caiuli. Into for the olliru of ( oui.ty
AxHenHor of WaHhinuton County, (In--t'on,
aiilijiTt to the en.lorTincnt ol t lie
Kepublican voters of thm t'oonjv at tin
I'riinary election to he lu-l.l Dn Avril
17tti, I'.HW.
If I itui nominate.l ami clo. te.l I will
(lining in v term of ollice nive all a
.uuru il.'nl and gootl service.
C. K. DKICIIMAN.
roll tol'NTV RK( (lllTl:ll.
I hereby annouuee inymOf an a c:indf
.late for njmination t.) the olliru of
futility l.ecorler of WaHhuiuloii f.nin
tv, subject to ttie cinlnrntinuiit of the r.'
iiublicau voters a' the I'riiimry elr.-tion,
to be hel.l April lth. If I am nomiint
ed anil electe.1 I promise to iiivc tlm o(
lice the clone and rari-ful attention it
bun received .luring my tlrnt t.-rui and
to look to the welfare of the county at
all tilncrl.
WILLIS 1 1; I! LA Mi.
FOK COUNTY 8KM(ll(.
I am a candidate for the nomination
of County Amenor on the lHilili.m
Ticket Hi the primary election to lie lici t
April 17, llttw. MAX fKAXHAI.1..
Moved.
I have moved my shoe shop to
my residence on Third street,
known as the Wm. Finney place,
where I am prepared to do all
kinds of shoe repairing on short
notice. (Jive me your work.
Fred Landrock, Owner.
Grubbers Wanted.
Kight or nine acres ol lil't grtil -hing,
two miles west of HillsUir.
Inquire for Inrther particulars ol J.
T. Rice, on the place.
2
mmm.
Just step in and see
rif.il imo nf n.'ini ran s vc have , mv son. or for anv delfts or
VI1U. 1UIV vt '
nn HUnl.iv. We can furnish any made on account oi mm.
name desired at short notice, j
gilded on any card you may se- j
lect, from ' cents to cents. j
MHS. IMOCJKNE r.AIH. llll.i-Mie'iJ.
HillslKtro. January l'..
LEWIS M. BUELL
Notice.
Partv that has lost abluemully
cow please write to Mrs. E. Totz
auer. Oswego. Oregon. R. F. IX
No. 1.
Is your boy or girl in need of a
new cap? If so. I can supply
your needs in that line, at great
ly reduced prices. .1.") caps
now ,75c, 75c caps now .'oe. etc.
Mrs. I. Bath.
Valentine post cards at Mrs. I.
Bath's.
co io mr.
Home Style
Restaurant
r"K a
GOOD MEAL
ANN A
GOOD BED
Vln Ht., between T1.IM n l F ..i'ln
MM ISBORO, ORl.
MRS. I. M. HIMKt, Prop.