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Newspaper Page Textt I ! ' t . t a w T Fmjmji t it ! - HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 21, 1902. : ; i i A l'fi ! TMH l'Kl'l .a : : : i I i I I II If i i 1 1 I i i 'i '! i ;i i Si i i if. ! I. ii u It 1 I I. 1! V, .1: I i i; I! ii, a. i rl 1 I, Kntrrad at tha Poal-olfice at Hillaboro, Otxmi. Second olaa mail matter. LUCIUS i. LOXO. EDITOR. had time for nothing except a little crazy gush on the "gold standard." RTIIib AT IT, AUK THKVf j County Official Paper. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY The Argus Publishing: Co. Buhner1 plloni One Dollar per Annum. 8ii Months, 60 eta; Three Month SSota. Or-eoacd U Gold Moo nicUlIisra. : Re lieve In the Bimetallic Standard. Dear Money Beans Debased Property, and Profitless American Product, Oar Consequent loss is our Creditors" Gala, Has so use for Marcia A. Hanna WHO 18 DF.IN'O PANHASDI.KD Have you noticed, gentle reader, that the' republican party in the East and West (that partx of the South represents only the post masters and customs collectors, and Uiey have no ideas,) are t-plit up on the tariff question? Have you noticed that the element which favors a- reduction of the tariff is in control of the state ticket, while the wing that is not is in control, generally speaking, of the congressional tickets. Some one is getting 1 fooled," and that some one is likely to be the fool publie, that always pays the bills. Try as you may you can't keep the g. o. p. from truckling to what they think is "sentiment" no mat ter what they may practice when they get in power. Just as our pa triotic Oregon republicans, in the early nineties, Were out for free eil ver- or free anything, and then flop ped, just so will those flippers back in Iowa and Wisconsin "flop" as soon as they see that they can't elect without some corporation dough to buy the patriotic vote ' next : November. ' Meanwhile the voter is to be "panhandled." The reorganixera are always talk ing about Bryan having heen de feated twice. But their patron saint, the old Stuffed Prophet, was also defeated, and defeated when he had his whole party fighting for him. Bryan was defeated lecause the Cleveland-Hill-Whitnoy crowd fought him and voted the ropubli can ticket. Not satisfied with that, they put up a sham third ticket and dubbed it democrat to fool as many unwary voters as possi Notwithstanding all that, Bryan polled more votes than Cleveland ever did. Nebraska Independent Just suppose! Just suppose that the Cleveland-Whitney-lIill people had nominated the ticket at Chica go! Just suppose they had! Would they have received two mil lion votes? It ia extromely doubt. ful extremely doubtful! Bryan carried six and one-half inili'cm votes, even if he did have to carry the disgraceful burden of the Cleve land load, although that element fought him fully as hard as the Hannaites. And, unless some thing gets very loose, the rejuven ated dsmocracy will fight the same old "gang ag:iin at the next presi dential election. Cf course, Brvan was defeated twice, and yet, each time he received more votes than the old hypocrite of Buzzard's Bay. If thee corporation "angels" -keep oh Brvan will run again and then look out! Come to think of it, he is the one man the true democrat can trust, afler all. their pi. 'to Secretary i Valiii':.i (ran. I it hould b' iti'to: t the phrttner u! ; ni , the lhi'tv'i:tihi'r, n f tbt HI '' r- WHAT'S THE U1KFEUE.NCK? - ... - .... If the Iowa platform really meant what Secretary Shaw says it does, it would be fit only to be trod den under foot. He interprets it to say: Reform the tariff when ' necessary (but no reform is neces sary); cut off all duties that pro mote monopoly tbut no duties do promote monopoly). This ia not idiotic, but what is much worse rank dishonesty. The republicans of Iowa want the tariff reformed; and if the congress elected this fall does not reform if, Iowa will go democratic, and so will other states. Oregonian. What's the difference? Plat forms go for nothing with a Hanna majority! Men like Shaw hold that the platform means nothing, while papers like the Oregonian hold that they mean reform thus catching voters for the taxeaters both ways. ' Majorities is what they are after. ; It doesn't mat er. AUK THEY KTII.L tMTItlOTg. - rv K KW,! H) Fill', ?Hi P - lti.J Oie- t tiin viw fii '!n H.uk of I lie r"'t'e of hut i i' mi ate wi.i tt maui Li"t t win (e ivu to the pliokviaplnr m a'l east s In re tte ia m.vle tit Ms i to- tllie$. l'l oMijriiplitt use dsiriVt from very su-t'oti of ' 0 report Noi'.eextept tho.-o th u will make good reproduction aie w.itit'd " The liglrs were shut oil tt the tower U-t irelii, iiud t!i.:o who hod elect lie service had to ro back to coal o'.l r do without itlniuiiii tion The' town looked at its worst in the bust if1-' xi't'tion, ami one ie.'ir -d whit i ivat. before the electric tt'nitt was hi' lulled.' The engine was li intf nverh tilled and the Iw.i'er e'.at ed o t. The F (test ttrovi. Tims states in this Mock's is,ne I hat. ihn ivn detiseti milk t u t ry is co. act thtl the p.'oiioteis Uiwe or b red the machinery from t!t Knst The tir,;ve ii'iuually or'ule-t itself on petiie; this institution, and it i l he a hi 4 aid to the citv and the surrounding country. A stink ci'tiii'.iny I. a - b;-eu form ...... eti i'v it ,.is'Mr i i s t' ai Litu uciu'r tins snap patent-d bv I re-. S ui worth. Tli the projtct will prove a success, and the snap a big seller ems to to the LTeral i I'm of I S tiil ?. Don't oveilook this After Sept 1, until futilier notice, for enr li $5 purchase in shies, rubbers or hoS' ry, D i tos will give the pur viser a bnid-Miic do'l, suitable WurrKLAW Reip did not have a chance to wear his knee breeches at the coronation 'which did not come off. This is sad, as the very- foundation of civilization has been shaken by this failure of our great editor to not make an ass of himself for the edification of the fools. Whitelaw should have niained on the other side until King don't you know had covered. re- thi re Ir would appear that in this en lightened age, there are yet m iny , many fools. In some sections ol the United States there are found editors who tell their readers that the democratic parly is making a great mistake in not permitting Cleveland and Hill to operate the party, and insinuating that victory would follow such a wise course In other sections, where the re-organizers have gained control, and have placed Cleveland straddlers in the field, we find the republican papers asking if the people wish to return to Clevelandisrn with all its "dishonor, disaster and mcompc tency!" Someone evidently is do ing a great deal of fooling. The question is, ' Who is it?" So Germany and Russia are to re taliate on the Americas with tariff laws. Well, well! And now we bear that the big farm machinery trusts are to ship their plants, in part, to Canada, where they can have leave to ship and sell farm machinery to foreign countries without having to pay a tariff when they get over there, and still, at the same time, squeeze the Ameri can farmer at home by getting lie- bind the Dingley bill. We thought these manufacturers were the only patriotic rascals in the country! With all thcBe evidences of foolery cropping up some one should, at tome not distant future, take some tumble to themselves that it is somewhat silly to be a radical Hannacrat or Rooseveltite. Scott's Oregonian has discovered that the little bankers of the coun try do not want the Fowler bill passed. Any little pop paper in the country could have told this months and months ago and did, for that matter. It is the big cen tral banks in the citiea of consider able' population which want the Fowler bill and they'll get it if papors like the Oregonian do not watch sharp The Fowler bill is not a creature of the small banks such a law would put them out of business. ' The banks of Nebras ka protostcd against the bill months ago, as well as the bankers of many other BtateB, but the finan cial writers of the big corporation papers have been so buBy watch ing Shaw talk tariff reduction with-; put any reduction in it, that fhey The beef trust is still keeping v its high prices in Hie East, although the farmer ii not getting his pro poruonate snare ol the raife Rooseyeltian organs are still ban ing upon the president's assault on the trust, but it doesn't seem seem to worry- the millionaires at all. If Roosevelt and Knox want to show their colors they might utilize the criminal proviso in the anti-trust law and then we would see the beef trust petting to cover This nit being done, and the trust still making its enormous exac tions, notwithstanding the alleged attack by Knox, one must conclude that it's all a campaign play to in flnence the Fall elections. But will it work? v PROBATE Guardiutifhip Dot and Edwin Pat ton, minors; ordered that timber liable to waste or nnt in next five years be sold. Estate K F Sutherliii.d; W W Fletcher appointed guardian ml li 1. liVJ 1 I f . . win r.uwaru, jonu and Jennie Sutherland; and ordered that land be sold at private sale. Jfistiite Ben L Jones: ordered that administrator sell land at i rivnte ship, tor not less than faoOO Estate Cyrus Luce: ordered that L C Pennell be eiven a eood and suificient deed for realty. Photographs wanted The Lewis and Chrk Exposition Com puny wi'l have need lor a lurae number of photographs, to illutrte publi cations on the 'Pacific Northwest. which will be issued to adveitise the 1905 Fair. Donations of views of landscape, cities, mountains, farms, growing crops, forests, mines, fisheries, river scenery, seaside re- sorts, etc., suitable for the half tone process, will he anpreciated by the Cbmpany. Photographers, profes sional and amateur, wlio di ttirti to make donations, should address fgeaGace mw GccWIiiz!IsYourByin H i Need of ShirtsP ft kl I t . ' so-, i.- a 1 i , it . ... a hnt lioc it g Flan i't'M :lii f I'm of Mr- She nisi Minn vitii with 'I"1. tM.il M Kurn 1 uve f r an tx'tuded le'atiies in K-insas. Carl Smith, sun of Kli Smith, re- Fiding abou'. thirteen miles up Gales creek, diet! last Monday, af ter a lingering il ntss. Farmers or this vicin'tv neel bt none of :he;r apples at d rears io to wnsta'tbU season. The drier will take h!i tha' ia raised in thi 8-cuon. Mr & 'r,m er, ot l emueiim, is m Hie ei! v I lie ini-t of Mr Vim Mis. tl A Palmer . Marvt y'Mtll-r. of fVll.i ited w;ih relatives in thi- ci e'a-. d. vi v S i - iii.- I.um jiitBs-m ts visrii'g tri'-n t- in V'-rvn itrnve Hits wei-K J-s " it'ei 1 r wa down ftom Mc M.titwi 1 Si inlay, kc'hc lb" i;y .Mi tt 'na.il llemhref bis re'urn I t,. M M . t-rlK W II U'e! rung is ut Sslem. Reduced to FIFTY CENTS A YEAR New Idea Woman's Magazine Formerly One Dollar 'THIS is the cheapest and best 1 Fashion Magazine now be fore the American public. Itshows New Ideas In Fashions, In Millinery, in Embroidery, In Cooking, in Woman's Work and In Reading; beautifully illustrated In colors and in black and white. Above all. It shows the very fashionable Nr Styles, madS from New Idea Pat terns, which cost only We. each. Send Five Cents To-day foras!ne! eopyol the New Id8aYomam's MAGAitittr, !l (m whji e r a a I vain fw th monsy tt can yent. t: THE KEWIDSA PDBLIBHIlfO CO. 3 Brondwity, Hew York, 1. V. SUMMONS. rx th k riitcciT f-onrr ok tiik STATU OF OHKUON KOIt WASH IXOTOM t.'t)t;XTY. ITviirit-llii K. Kniitlurti. I'lttiiitiirii Clitinnrey f- Smitliern, !)Ti mlnet I Tt ('liiitliieey I,. Hditiln-rii, tho aliove imintil ttt)tt!inl:ujt: in nil- iimiifl ui me Mlnte ut t ire-'on. vrm nit' ifiiiirt.it in iippear jii 'lie aixivt-en-tlllfil t:u,t, nihl iiiiHtvcr Iho tiDintilsiliil fllotl acuiiiKt vim in thri ithovf entltlm! huh, on or lielnre the !Mh tiny of Sept9iii ura. i;r, aim 11 ynii mil to w itmteiir or unswiir, lur want, tliti-cof, tlio ili,inttI' w ii Hpiv it, iii frimri lor inn tit-ertt? doir anile,! In comiilitiiit. to-wlt! for 4 dome ol' Hliwtltitu tltvuree Hinl fur tlio resiorntlon ot her lorinnr namo. 1 hi" mintiiHiiis w Diitjliilif il niirnimnt to .to unit-r iiihiib mi int? -r.ru tiitv or .inly mi. iv thti Hun. Thou. A. v.Hitia jnilgti of I lie itix ve ciiUlleil court, anil tlit iiinL i,!ii'iitiioii tiMTt-tn in riiiiue on me 2ui il ty ot July, liHia, anil Hie laft niibli- rciU"iiiir4, VM. 10 JO, MKItfiKH, Atloniey for I'litiiitilt', Administratrix's Noticu eiititm, Notice li In reli.v iriven (lint Hm innl.r. iiicil lia-4 licoii liy the Cniinly ('mirtof miiniHiooi ;ici;imi lor -.ViuttiliiKliill (mill ty duly iiiiooiiilcd Ailiniiilaini it of Hie ettute of JI. 1 J-Jiuocu. tim-cHitvil. llit'rclore, uil neiDoim liavimr tilitinm aeainH said eMuto are liereliy rciiil'etl to proNitiil the wmio w ith propnr vmcli erst, at the ollii-e of I.oiib tt bweck. Itotint IKKJ, rhtttnbcr of ('oiniiier'fi, I'oi-lhuiil, f)rcoii, wiililn six ninnlhiifroiii the ditto i(?reoi. Illitl'il at. Iflllslliiro- Ori.imn (l,U will. day of July , i:KU. , , , . , . s,t b.uUCK, Administratrix of the J'Mute of JI. L. Biii K'k, tleeeasnil, ( i Look ! I at that I AdH 1 It" si you can huy ll-eni at the ?ji Ivs-ekrl Store eheaper than you " J ji em buy the material ami make 7tv them. ' ' ' ' . rfc! We have Hoys' Shirts in i.ll sites from 12 to 1-1 j. , ' ! They will cost you 40 cents each. Jr Can you huy material and nuke ? them for It-ss? ' J They are mads of good goods ami the very liest workmanship. jj Also small Imjs sui-jn'tnlere, (or 10 cents each, at the J Raoket is Gents Sutnmcr Unilcrwcar OfKxls that wear and give, sutis-factiou At reasonable prices Special Sale Tor one week only. We have a tine assort ment of Sleek Ties f r (emits, and oiler them fur .ne week, at the Special Pritte rf 33 cetit-i each. Our stock Of Stock Ties l as complete am) varied as "it will liml in Portland, and Mte well made. They are the regular &Oo and (UXi kikiiIs, Thesn ties are For Gents mid the cntiifnrt ai d ense in tint we.tihcr me id-til Wear t lit 111 II Hint V"U X -1 fT i v It i At I U'nili i. . j:, i i.t in ' tin At the Racket Store ..in-.. i in li, l'l e H'i Ml i 'if r, til l... C i i .-li- r. t . It I i The Racket Stire bAMftAaHaAAate V JTfl'lw'fVF Rambler and deal I,- ' 'f -" " '-TorftT-H '-4 Oregon SnofT line ako Union Pacific $25, $30, $35, $40, $50 For sale hy cF. 11. Da i ley Next door esst of Wehrunji's Main Street, - - - Hillaboro tVt REFEREE'S SALE. inptirr riH itAii.r l hiencii Special 11:110 a. M. via Atlantic Kxpreaa H:00 p. m via I Jti lit- IllKlon Kant Mail liy viilno of k decree mi, I onter of Halo, ix-oii'il nut o anil iiiulcr tie awl of tha Circuit Court of the Mitle of Oregon, lor i (J;5 r. M. WuKiiiiKtoii I'oiintv, in that enrtni-.t milt I via wl ert-in ., Wiley nml John Ih-uula . HjKikniit hm. iiiiiiiuiiin, nr.u ti . it, owi'i. r.nniwtn Swift, .Silas E. Hwil't. Frail I,. May, a mi nor, uutl til linker, a minor, are tle I'euilanta, to me itlrvcteil, a-ttl rntiirliiir int5 to nuikn rule of lite rttl proporty lnrreiiiiilt(r ilwerilietl, antl to partition the pnyei-iU ui Hitch Kiilo in conformity with Mill tloere. Now, therefore, t will, on Monday, th sth ihiv of emit., V.m, at the aotilh tlmir ui tho t'oint II nil hi, in Itillnliuro, OroKtiu, it tlicnniiror tt no'eloe A. M., of anitl i lay. iwll at puhlie iiiii-tlnii to the liltthest nutter lorrusn in r.unii, an til tne loilow TIM K HilnKUl'I.ICS rullTI-VNU Suit l.akp, lii'iivnr. Ft. Worth, (imiiliH, Kanai 4'lly, Hi, ixnil, I'lilettifo ami Kaxt . Hnlt Ijike. Ienvr, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Knimnn City, Ht. Iiuin, t'lilt'HKo antl Kaxt St. Haul Walla Walla. 'tww. tnii.Hpokane. Walluen riiiiinini, ,Miimnv oIlK, HI. Caul, llin luth, MtlwiiiiktMi, Clitfutfii ami K.ait A Hill VI: riioM inn I'. M. S:tO A.M 7:00 . M. (M EAN AND KIVKK SCII KlU'l.K FROM PORT.A!D Hteamslilpa botweun I'orllunil ami Hitu Franeiitno every live tlaya. River houtn nn tlio lower Columbia nml WlllHintittt) daily except Siiinliiy. LOW HTKS To ami from all nointH In the ICatt. int? iloncritwtl real nronerly. Iviticr. beimri TlckeU via thla route on anlo at all depot nml aitutto In Waaliliiif.on County, Ore- olrlee of the Dutitli'rn ratline do. Kou.Hiiiliiarticiiilttrlyileterl'iedaa follows, A. L. CItAICi itfi-'i'iiiiiiiir ut a i;ntoii the Kt line of ', General Passenger Agf nt thp iionittiiiii inii'i ciiiim i f n. n. Tnoper i Portland. Oreaon. i , ... .nut wife, in KL-tion It. T 1 H K 4 V In WuKhiiiL'tiiii ( oiintv. Orrirou. 21 117 chiton South, '11 tle(rei ICtst of the NortliwrHt turner or urn until i-lmin or J. u, Fierce, tvhicil in tlio Northeast t-nrnerol the dona' T t'mi liiuil claim ol the mild R. 8. Tuppei; ilient a Went Ti.KI ehaiiiBj thence South 'tl di'ifrvi Must l.7 chain" t'i the Hoiilh hoiiiiilitry of the a:ilil ftippor doualioii laud Hui'ii; tlu-iico Kant on tliuaaitl Hoiith line to tint router of tin) Tualatin rlvorj H em e tl'iwn the oliann I of aaid river, to (lie puliit where the river croaHon the Kaat lineol Hidd iluiiHtinn laml claim ; thence ; nnrll, IU..I ,, ...I.I I... I.I ary linn to the pluceof lieiriiinlnu, itm tlllllillK JI) iiitc WitniHs my hand hrreto et thin 4lh tiny of AiiKiittt, 1112. j. w. si; we i, i,. K feret. ADMINISTRAT'OR'SSALE. N'otle.) is litn-i'by irlven til it t tha undo- aiKiietl, by virtue of an order of aate, initilo and entered by the County Court of tint Stile of Origin, ftr the County of WtialitngUm, in tne matter ol tha eatale of M iirtlnt hpnncer, dreeaned, on JulyiiH, niiiuri.inK and tlireotiiitf the "ii'e of properly lifrcinafier deacribad, I will, on MoiuIhv, Meptember I, IIKlU, tiller fur aale and Hull at public aide, at ton A.M., of said day, ut the South door of the rsouit houite, in h lilMboro, Oregon, for c.,mli In hand at I lino of ante, all of the fill wing tbuci llit'tl real property, to-wils i -in 4 i, nauu or uiiu in uiot-K ii or niniin'niti' Ailtlition to the Town of llilla boto, OreKuii; the north two thlrdsuf Iul 4, ft and a of and In block 'I, of 8in!iiiouN' Addilioil to tlte Town of lliijHbnro. Ore - out mid hit I, llluck m, in the Town r.f ne.ti rorimntt rarn, Miilliioinali County Oregon. Haiti buIc will he inatle aiibjet-t to eon flrratlon by tho County Court of the Hlate of Oregon, County of WHabliintoii, and the coHt of convex'anco inuitt bo paid by tho itireliBer, Duti'd at II illation), Oreg.in, thia July 31, 1W'. W. 11. Wfci lil'NO. AtliiilniHti'iitor (Io-ImmiI) lion of Hie ea tale of Mul l h:i HHMicer, daeenfted. .11. T. ISiigley, Attorney lur Administrator Treaiurers Notice. Cream of Roses Relieves that smarting nnd rouh condition of the skin which invariably follows - - TJ3NTIlTmTr - - and restores the skin to its normal condition. Prion 2 cents. Prepared only at All County Warranta of Washington County, Oregon, drawn, cndorHed and not eiidnrneil, payable after Monday, AiiKiNt II, wt. Interest will cease, alter tll.lt lliOU. W.'a;. JACKSON, . County Treasurer. The Delta Dm Store Main St. 1 Hillsboro Get Cash.. For your strictly first claps eggs, fresh; and for your poultry. No trade. Il'gh-' est market price paid. Mrs. C. E. Beckwith 2nd St, near depot, TlillHlioro Anew stock of hammocks just arrived. Prices range fmm $1 00 to $3 50, Call and see them. li. L. MoCormickf three doors south of tie. Oik Drop Cf Tokio Fouquct Porfumo Lasts Ten Days. This and our I'lcmh Cfinttition Viuk are tlio two lc;uliiiK porfunics f tho year. Hcs'nlcs these wo have other hih gr.nle txlors front the Iciulinii niamifao Hirers. Come in ami test their fiaw;nuieo. Prescriptions If your pveseiiption is fillet! at our' store, you can tlepeml upon it leiiig filled accurately ami with the in-st ma terials the market affords. Our prices arc always reason al tie. Don't forget this. 13AlIIil O L'JIAKIHA.VjI m WtMtJHlWl)iWSSJtJtleIMIIHMj . i u: - c s t e sj n i t ut P 1 IU' P fr , (a ' j lor-' i . 1 .i . . ',.-' i H M M t. At t iAL Ol" MINNHSOTAS " Three t'oors south of 1 O., rk ' ,4 L ir rf S A F, L. McCormicks Hill.sho.o, Oregon is, p . & 4 - . T . T Tt' 11 Hi NoriimJ MlM 3 Monmouth, Oregon $ Fall J Term . Opens .Sepl. j (iradiiftes of tie School nn in coiiHlant da iiiiind, at siilariM rntl"K I"1""' I'M tit in-r iimntli. Suitltniia Ittke die alale es.ui ! tuition dutiliit their tiottti'.' in llie neliool, and are ireiirttl tmeieive Stle lVrlifJeai- on priiilliiili.ni. Kxnei ima'e f -ttt. H'.'ll to l7,j nir vear. Strotiu Noruiiil eocrKe Hi d well euui'nl Tisiiiinti Ib'iHn ent. I or M tnui. inMrefrt 1UI.I.I Int; lie en titnii.iiiy foil infui mil I",. I). Hc. nUt, President, or J. It. Htitlcr, Serelary. OREGON'S lilue Ribbon ' State Fair Salem September 15th, to 20th 1002 No time In the bint"iy of tlio Oregon State Fair linn there been tyioh a g"od feeling ninotig the aifrimiltural ehmnea to. warda the simeess of the fnir as "xiats at the present tiine. Hvmv wet ion of the Htiito neeina ti he Inking an interitHl in the fair tind promise to' give, it limb- In-arty support Tlut'O lire reiiKons for llii- awakening of the peoplu to the flliiport nf the fiiir. On) ix the iiiMinii;eiiieiil, huH worked hard ami fiiiilifufy to innkrt' the fifr ai hronl a tho state ilself Tlte UiiiiHinitati i (! uoniptinits linve eniiie In their iih iclance nml niHilit liln ral rati h on hnu'liiig nile of all kituU, Another ir, Ihn pvnpln are heginning lo ieiili,n llutt it Is limn to let i Int tiiiUitlii world luviw of thn wonderful' resources nf our flu'e, und helievn flmt llm Ktnle -Knit' in the proper plare to Intel the hetter chins of honi" -Heekers, ' TjiiH will tniike tho fiir dnuhly valntihln. It will 'give those who aie looking for homes on (he I'aeilin Ctui-t .t'i opportunity to se in a body w hut otir hIhU can protluce, and tvluire it in produced, without trnveling hII o' or the t-lat tit gr at i xpenst! 1'. will nlo give the exhiliitor the he I pos;dlil oppiirliinily of (ilinwiiig IttM nrodueis, whether il, hi irrnius, gni'ne. Iiuit, vegetahlt, li'.e-ttoek, ininerH's o- tn "mifitrturi d uooda You arc invited to attend and see the greatest industrial exposition and. livestock show ever held on the Pacific Coast, Good racing every afternoon. Camp ground free. Conic and bring your, families. For information, write M. D. WISDOM, Sec'y, Portland, Oregon. i H 9 H M M h w '0 i A4 '