HILLSBORO ARGUS, OCT. 23, 1902.
: s t : A firm oi tmk I'Knri, : t : ;
WWerrrrrrrrrrrrrW
WeVWrrWrWrV
(entered at the Poet-oftce at HUii.io, would "hie his raster in the tona
Or,ron , aa 9oond el a mail nVir, 'orial ring?
LUCIUS A. L0X6. EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
SutMerfptloni On Dollar par Annum.
81a Months, 90 ctj Three Month Bets.
Opposed ts Gold Moas Metallisa. Be
lieves, la the Bimetallic Standard.
Hear Honey eas Debased Property,
and Profitless Anericaa Predict. Oar
Consequent loss is oar Creditors' Gail.
Has ao ase for Mareas A. Haaaa
NUT UNPALATABLE!
It is not at all unpalatable when
. -.1 . it. j r
uiu-c arraveu against vne greeu 01
capitalism, read the quips that the
. Hanna press publish against the
"heroes and patriots the gold
democrats" where those gen'ry
have control of the party which
should, everywhere, be purely
democratic. It will be remember
ed that these Clevelandites were
the holiest of the holiest, and when,
in 18 and 1900 they were refer
red to as "patriots and lovers of
their country," they would roll up
their eyes like calves at nurse,
bunt at the udder, and think they
were all kinds of George Washing
tons and Abe Lincolns. It will be
remembered that they took the
abuse given the Cleveland admin
istration when the Hannaites call-
ed it a record of perfidy and dis
honor," because in the neit breath
they were called saviors of their
country for berating the only true
democracy; and because, forsooth,
they had an idea that a democratic
party, under existing conditions at
that time, would not poll enough
, votes to carry a woman's suffrage
convention. These little tin gods
thought that it would never again
be a democratic yearr and they
' wanted to get out of the party.
They wallowed in the slime of
kindness, which was the sort of
"statue of frauds" order, and now,
when they are in control, the erst
..while aDnlauders eibinelr ask
c O f
them if they "propose to give the
country some more Cleveland soup
houses." Burn it to them, breth
reu of the Hanna press. You can't
hit the demagogues too hard. - It
is not unpalatable to those who
have stood against capitalism in
the past. No one likes cowards,
whether political or otherwise.
Many cuckoo" journals are say-
ing: "The arbitration agreement
to end the coal strike is a great
victory for the president." Let us
see as to this. Mora n was the real
power which agreed to the arbitra
tion plan. A majority of the men
selected as the board are in sympa
thy with the mine owners. It looks
as though the nl ire board was se
lected by the mine operators. Of
course, there will be a small raise
given the striking miners. Morgan
(the alleged democrat, according
to Hanna papers) want the repub
licans to hold the lower house of
congress. It began to look bad for
the Hanna party. A small raise
would not hurt the operators, for
their trust is so strong that the
raise, and more, can be squeezed
from the consumer. In this way
they are to keep the "labor vote"
for this year, and put the possibil
ity of a strike beyond the time of
the next presidential campaign.
It will l)e remembered that the
settlement of the strike just before
the last presidential election was
due to Mr. Hanna. There is no
doubt but the fear of an'i-trust suc
cess at the polls furthered the set
tlement along lines of arbitration.
The victory is a political one, but
it is not great by any means. And
it is that transparent that foolish
is the laborer who can not see
through the thin places.
Banker Corbett is out for an
extra session of the legislature, and
. it is amusing to see how quick the
great Oregonian pulls in its oppo
sition to Geer's idea of making the
call. Corbett wants to see tbe leg
islature walk into a good sized ap
propriation for the coming Lewis
& Clark Exposition, and he wants
to See things move before the leffls-!?0"n,,M.i,J"r,ier having been made and
. , " o - euiereu in tins cause on the 7th day of
Jattve members get mixed Up in a October. 1902. requiring the unimoiiH lo
. . , itw published in the Hillsboro Argus, a
general free-for-all OH the Fenator- 1 Weetly newiater of general circulation,
ial Question The OrponnUn an ' P""l",h?d ' circulated In said Wash!
mi (tiwuon, ine uregonian, so Ingtou County, Sute of Oregon, once a
bitterly opposed to an extra session. ',Tk for,"lx W.tek"-Itl'f n,5l, publication
. ..11 1, .. . ' ba made on the 8 htlayol October, IMtf,
)10W keeps Still and tacitly endorses and that on or befote the 24th day-of No-
.... . I van, liar IWI2 von am hal, ...
tbe Idea. Wonder What that paper appear and answer the said complaint,
would do in case the "old iH;;0BMM&
1 he forest- drove nines says
that Bryan has done nothing but
speak to earn $19,000 the last few
years. Bryan has published a
book that netted him more than
that, and besides, his Commoner,
with a circulation of 1,000.000,
should give him a living if the
Times is self-supporting.
Work
Forest
has commenced on the
Grove condensed milk
factory.
Twenty five head of s'tvk hog,
yearling and over, for sale. J J
RaftVty. MounuiiuUle, Ore.
j. w . jacKsnn. t dieneoe. whs
in the citv today, ami cava that
the rains have not been sufficient
yet for good plowing.
' Beef, Iron and Win, when prop
erty combined, make an ideal Ton
ic and Restorative. Such an article
you will find at The IVia Price.
50 cents.
Marrurge liene has Un erupt
ed Nr. Ora Hr)kins. a wW k own
young man of Y tmliill piuni'v, and
Mia Lottie Sin, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Thoi. !?ain, of Gaston.
Andrew Gravdoo, at th head of
the Portland-Ililloboroeltcirie li.ie,
was in town tnlay, winding up the
business of the road, preprtory lo
going east to confer witH h"s people.
Jacob Wtsmer, of Bethany, who
has farmed there for thirty years,
leaves in a day or so to take up his
residence at Portland. The old
timers in his vicinity will miss
him.
Jos C Schultnerich, chief facto
turn of Banks, was in town tlny,
holding converse with the electric
linn people Jos. thinks that a line
to Banks would be the making of
the place.
This will interest the ladies II.
Wehrnng & Sons have a handsome
line of ladies' tailor-made skirts;
handsome, latest style and fined
qualities. No need to go to Port
land. Call in and see our line.
The county board of equaliza
tion, consisting of the county judge,
clerk and assessor, is in session this
week, and hearing complaints as
to taxation. So lar very few have
asked for any reduction. The
board will continue for two days
more, Friday and Saturday. The
last day will most likely be a
crowded one, as many always wait
until the very last.
Word is received from Mr. Lnuns-
berry that the Washington countv
exhibit, back at Peoria, III , at the
carnival, ia receiving a great deal
of attention. He says that the
easterners are very much surprised
that Oregon can do so well on
fruits, grains and grasses, and that
he has no doubt but what the dis
play will cause many to come to
this section as soon as they can
dispose of their farms back there.
Messrs. Heidel & Wall feel proud
of the attention given their exhibit
For Sale or Rent.
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Pure-hred Cotswold bucks; also a
few Cotswold ewes to let out on
shares to the right party.
Edward L Nayi.or
Forest Grove, Or.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is berebv rivet:, that tha limlnr.
igned baa been by the Couuty Court of
the Htate of Oregon, for the County of
Wat.l.....A.. ..1 .i. i J.
" """Bfc", oiiij appuiiiivu aouiinutira.
Uirof the estate of J din Kuririlnrfer do.
ceaaed, and that he has dulv nualltifd uu
audi ailmiiiiatrator. Now, therefore, nil
persons having claitua aeaiust said eatate
are requirea ana requeHted u present
mem, with pro tier vorcheraatUohml. u.
uie, at the office of Heidel i Wall, llilln-
uuru. jrovim. wuuiii miv tnonLiiK tr.,io
uaie oereor.
F RKO Rt'Rf!TOTHPP
Administratnr of tha guttata of
Jturguorrer, tieceased.
uateu tuts srtl day of October, 1902.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has filed in the County Court of
ine otate or Oregon, for Washington
County, the final account in the matter of
state or Martha Niiencer, deceaaed, and
said Court has set Monday, the 211 h day
oi JNOvemlier, 1 at 10 a. m., at the
t-tmn room in Hillaboro, Oregon as the
time and plaoe of bearing objeclioim to
said final account, and for tbe final sottle-
meni or said estate.
Oated this October 22nd, 1902
... W. H. WKHRUNO.
Adnimistratnr de.lwitnB.non tti,.in nt
carina opencer, aeceased.
SUMMONS.
IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
HrATk OK ORKOON, FOB
W A8HIN0T0N COUNTY.
Ifnbella Daly. Plaintiff,)
vs. ' -
Peter A. Daly, Defendant.).
To Peter A. Daly, Defendant:
In the name of thtHtate of Oreeoii. von
are hereby required to appear and answer
1 ne foiiiuimiii nieo urciimt yon in the
above entitled suit, on or before the 24th
day of November. (w. tt,t if fj.ii .,,
an answer, for want thereof, the plaititiir
u-tll or,,.!., ... , L. . fy , ...if. r
.apijjF w ii, j iuiirb ior ine reitei pray
ed for in ihe complaint, vi,i For the din-
oiiiuoii or the bonds of matrimony existH
ing iieiwrru piiiiuttn aim ueteii'iant. and
that plaintiff be awarded the care, custody
and control of the minor child, the issue
of said marriage.
You are hereby notified that this sum
mons ia published b order of Thomas A.
Melinite, Judge of the above entitled
SUMMONS.
In the CI cnit Court of the State ofOregon
tor asliii'iitoii County.
Ktuma I. Kuliii, I'lMintitt, i
iM. V
Ro'wrt U. Kuhn.Jr IVIemlant
To Kol -it li. Kuhn Jr the above
named tlefemluiil:
In the name ot the Stat of Oregon, you
are hetrtiy rMimred mut ; mainled' to
aprtrar In tho nUive entitled court ami
answer the. miptnint therein tiled Mgalnut
you on r liefure the expiration of nix
week tmhticvimi of tin suinmotia In
the HilWUno Aigti. oormi eucitift with
the issire dated Hi,. i(h U of Ootohor,
!!'.! and rint;niiilh-JTlh day of Novetn
her, h a end that you answer on or be
fore suul 27" h day t November, W & Ami
you will pleti-m lake nolle that if you
tail so lo appear ami an w it said win
plaint. lh plaluiitt will appiv to the
Court foe Hi relief tleniamled in her com
plaint, to it : for a decree dissolvi- the
niarri.il-, mill tnairnu-e contract existing
between Ihe plaint))!' and defendant ami
for a decree naanlini; tho care, custody
ami control of Paisy Ktihn, minor chilil
of pininttn ami ,1c eu.lan', to the plnlntitf;
that the plaintitl be permitted to re-mine
her maiden name of Kinina It. Umaiit
nont, ami for such other ortler ami decree
as may l inei t ami proper hi the prem-ie-i.
This iimnioii laia-rveit auptiiKt J on lijr
puliliitioii by order of the Honorable
A. It.hxl. County JmlKa of Valuiitou
tVunly. (benoii.'made and dattxl at IIIIIm
boro. Oreiton, on the tfuh day of tHtolier,
I'.i.', and which onlcr prewrilxM tlutt thU
sumiuoiiK lw published in th tlillaboro
Arena once a week for six cotiaeciitivc
audsms"e!-iive weeks hcKtiucnir with the
Utie of wid nesiier dated tH-'bdwr l'i.
l!HU, and emlinir with tho lasue thereof
dainl Nor. ST. I'H'J. and that you appear
and aii.weron or l'fon Xovemtwr iV.liMt
tiKt. I!. HAUl.KY,
Attorney for l'lalntitr.
SUMMQI.'S.
IS THE CIKCUIT COrUT OF Till
STATElK OKKOON FOR WA8II-
1X0TOX CtH'MTY,
Mary Morri. PlHintilT, 1
VS .
I.otim (1 Mortis, lii-IVinliiiit. I
To Iitmia t. Morris, ilnfemlaut above
nnmeil;
In the nania of the Stnteof Oregon, you
are hereby coniiimudml to apiwar and an
swer the complaint lilt ii;.iHit you in
in the above entitled "nil in the abova en
titled Conn, on or before tho time, net out
in the order for publication of thta sum
uioiis, to-wit : On or before mx weeks af
ter the first publication thereof, being lit
Hit I day ol October. Pmi, ami if vou failwJ
to apnear or niuaer therein aithm aaul
lin e, the defendant above named will, for
wnt th reof. apply to the Court fur the
relief prayed for In her complaint viK for
decree dissolving tho bond of matri-
Mny existtuar tieiween nlalntitl and de-
fcmlunt and lor the care and custody of
the minor child, Nerrell Morris. The date
of the first publication of this notice in the
Kith day of October, Mi, ami the butt t
ttie 37tn day or sovemtier, i!HB.
This summons ia puhliitlini ruiretiant
to an order made and entered by Hon.
Tho. A Me rtrido. Judge uf the atmve n
titletl Court on the Hih day of October,
1K. K. E.MF.KOKS,
- Attorney for Plaintiff.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is herelor (riven that the nnder-
signed baa been by the County Court of
Washington Countv, Oregon, duly ap
pointed administrator of the estate of
Charlotte Onwe Myers, deceased, and
has duly qiialillcil and entered upon the
discharge of his duties aa attcb. Now,
therefore, all person having claims
agntnat aaid estate are heieby required to
present the same to the undersigned ad
ministrator, at the reaidence of W. II. H.
Myers, Forest drove,' Oregon, together
with pror vouchers, within mx month
front date hereof
Dated at r'oreat drove, Or., tiiia 9th (lay
ot uciooer, it',
FRAXK 8. MYEHH.
Administrator uf exuite ot Charlotte
Rrace M yers, deceased.
Notice oi Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given, that tho under
signed administrator has tiled in the
C unty Court of the state of Oregon, for
n asmiigioit l ouiuy, ins nnat account in
he maiterof the nutate of Harriet Eliza
beth Kor-I, dee'd, unit that said Court has
set Monday. November 21 Wi.at 10a. m ,
at the County Court room in Hilbibaro,
Oregon, ns the time and nine of heariuir
objections to said accoqnt and Ihe final
settlement of said estate.
Dated this October In, I'm.
II. P. FORI).
Administrator of the estate of Harriet
Elizabeth Kord, deceased.
ten. R. liatrley, Attorney for Adniltt
i'trator. Administrator's Notice.
Notice is heroby given that the under
signed has boen by the (ioiiiity Court of
theSl.'ttorOregon-for Washington Conn
tydtily aiiisitnti-d Administrator of the
estate of Mary .1. Wilkes, deceased.
Therefme, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requl'ed
to present the saute with proHjr vouch
ers attached thereto. t ine, at HillstMiro,
Oregon, witliitt six months from the date
Hereof.
Dated at Hillslioro, Oregon, this 10th
dav of October, Wn.
3 A I! KZ WII.KES,
Administrator of the Kslate of Mary
J. Wilkes, ilei-Mscd.
8 J (iiil'nway, tho inventor,
who hn ree'derl here f'r several
years, leaves the last of the week
for Linn c unty, to live in the im
mediate future.
Looks
md Weai
are what cotint n
watch chains. The most ex
pensive solid gold chains are
no handsomer nor do the?
give Deuer service and satis
faction than
Simmons
Watch Chains
We offer a fine line at very
moderate prices.
V.i rdl ll P liivn '(!()
0 M Cum ur d pe them
L. M. HOYT
Hillsboro, Ore.
Next ddor to bank.
The
Racket
Store f
Is the place where you get the best
goods at the most reasonable prices.
A fine supply of ladies', gents' and kys' cotton
fleece-lined, and all-wool underwear. Hoys'
sweaters; men's ladies' and children's wool hose.
Also a nice lot of haudkerchiefs, collars and ties.
SPECIAL
We have secured a small lot of ladies' and gents'
fine underwear, which, having bought at a special
figure, we are selling for about 25 per cent less
than you usually pay. It is truly a Snap. As
we only-have a small lot, you must buy NOW, or
you will be too late. This is the chance for you
to get your Kail wear cheap.
Call for Special Underwear at
THE RACKET STORE
Opposite Tualatin Hotel, - . HilUboro, Or.
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Wiers riano House
These arc the Houses That fflerc liuilt
The Chickcrtng, of Boston,
The Weber, of New York,
The Kimball, of Chicago,
These are the piano that Eilers built these hou i with.
Not, however, the only pianos; there are noma twtmty ftVM
diflerent pianoa for xale at the hnuea that Kilr-ra huilt, all
of them of aterling, sttUtaiiti.il tnerit, ami all of tbnni attar
anteed by us. Among them are the llobart M Cable, the
Hawltine, the many toned Crown, Ihe Decker, the Voae,
the Emerson and many others, every one a first class wake!
Further, we Full pianos cheaper ami on better terms
than any other house in the Northwest, because, bavin
these four houses that we have, built up by industry and
fair dtalinn. we handle pianos in immense quantities and
therefore, receive concessions that houses doing a smaller
business cannot, and thes advantage we offer you in the
"""I" jiriwo on inKii
other hotife can.
Hilers
351 Washington Street,
Notice of Appointment.
Notire la hereb aivtu. thai the nmler
signeil has been (July oniilirniiil an Kig -
utor of the Unit will anil testament of
Mary Behersnhel, deceased, by th County
(ntrt. ixf Miu.tif licrtj.il ftiiiiiil
and has duly qiialttkad and entered upon
tor. Now, therefore, all pernon liavlntr
elaliua aealnst the eotata of saht Mary
,nv uim.iiarsv oi "in uutiua mn bucii vxecu
A M...H Hti t 1...
ocnerwiioi, iiereaaeo, arc ntreny rennirwl
to nrmwnt thorn to tha niiitn.lu;..t
f,.. u U...T:. u " . I.?:
(mmm tnlh.r wilk nim.. .......
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wltliln six months Irum ths tlats hereor.
Dated at Hillsboro. Oretron.thla (l,.ll
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VKNUKU l 11BKMCHKI,, 7
Kienntor nf the ! n II aiwl m.nu.,
of Mary Scherhei: ded -'
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ixwi 1 wo neiitrsanu one steer.
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10 iiioiiwis oai. aii are reu. vine
.u- ute 1 . - 1 u.
ui 1110 otjiiers nas no minis, ateer
has white snot on rlaht side. All
have crop off left ear. Notify Bert-
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Northrop. I'roprleior.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated,
A first-class tsble and
all accommodations
for tbe convenience
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PersMtlr
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THIS Is ths cheapest and best
1 Fashion Magazine now be
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New Ideas In Fashions, In Millinery,
In Embroidery, ia Cooking, In
Woman's Work and In Reading ;
beautifully Illustrated In colors and
In black and white. Above all, it
shows the very teahtonable New Ids
Sm.es, made from New Idea Pr
naNs, which cost only lOe. each.
Sen Five Cents To-day
forastnfW eoprof the New leu WoanN't
Mauamms, ma an artul ( i,
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- - Portland, Oregon
HAttUTOR'S SALE OP REAL
ESTATE.
m inn COUNTV COUttT OK TH V.
HTATK OK OKKOON. KOIt
WANHltMlTON COUNTV.
- . th? '"atter
i i"'"m Jeceansl,
In the matter of the iia r n.... l-
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5enHr of the laat will an, I l,t
iiiiint f,r itui, k i...... .1..... ,
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"ii nmi alter me Hrtl or No
vmiiber. lltti. otler for t ..tu,.i ..1..
at hi. rssldai cs. near 'KT, Tiiitmr Wash.'
I ........' V. r"""iliaipil, T all
, 'f.'"'. "r. "
I. . . . J ' "n""i m "i in real
property beloiiKinK to the estaU of lien
, dlMlnl( ueoraKitJ, wlileh real property In
, :" ::r. ".:,r"-". 'i ." '""' s iuows,
""in III Donation Land (J aim of Hoi.
onion Hhaitnew .n,t .
ir. .....i. 1 v. ;-.. J " ""' .
v. "v'"""""" into ami ainm
v,?uSlJl?e "l,rt""f
j m t . nun imrLH fir niutrutnu i
' 2 in T 8 it 2 w, ami roiitaintiiK
i.'n 1 L-:....: i.r
'f IVVRI I UT OPnil nWWirilAfl .ill i ,i.a
)4of ftook BHof the Itocoiilsof Deoilntn
ine onii or the Kooonlerot ConveyanciiH
r.. , , , v iwi,ii ui onveyanueN
for Wiuhtnirl,,,, 1 .. t 1 .
1 ; . vsicwon, alio ijOl,
11 rtecuoti I T 2 0 K 2 W, eonttiiiiini( 1U
iN a miui0( n, WMahltiK-
ton County, Oretron.
Hald n-al property will lie aolJ ,.r cbhIi
and fur not leM than ;), and nl,jw.t i
eontlrinatlon by the Oounty- Coitrt nl
WaahliiKlon County, Oregon.
. WM. J. INORAW,
Itxeeiilorof the laat will and tNtuinent
or Hnu K. J0110K. deeoaiwd.
w'ltm " 111,ll,lM'ro Orojroii, Boptembe.r
Equalizition 1903 Assessment.
To the taxpayersof Wstltltigton County,
Oregou:
Notice i hereby irlven that the ftna-.l
ol Hiualizntion for Washington Comity,
Oregon, will convene In the clerk's ollire
Ml- ! L. . . I , I . I I I . .
n, vuiiii uousr, 111 riuiaooro, oil Hie
!4ith day of October, 1902, snd continue
in session one week, or un'il the 35th
day of fctobrr, 190a, inclusive, for the
purpose of publicly equalizing anil cor
rect ng the tss Hit of Washington anili
ty, l.eKnn, for the ssarMinetit mailt in
the year 1 902,
f! KO II WILCOX,
Assessor for Washington Couiry, Ore.
Hillsli.'iro, Oregon, Kept. 18, 1901.
N-Ho'of Pinal Belllenieiif.
.w,l,jf pilvnil Irllllk Hlfr lllllirr-
itigneil, execulor of the luxt ill and lenlu
iiientof (Jharlolte HnrnlHinkln. deiWHtwd.
VllnA tm l.AMl... II. ..i II.. .....1...
IntH tiled In the Ciiiint v (,'nurt or I lie Mlui
of Oregon, for Wnnliliigton Ciniiity, lil'i
hnal lU!folltll. nil iinitli aitpiiiiIiii' nf M11I1I ....
tide, mill that Mnntlav, IheMrd day of No-
vemher, WH. at Iho hour of lOo'eloek a.
m., hanhnen tlxeii hy aald Court as the
time lor hea.iug of ohjeutlotm to dttlil re
port, and the settlement thereof. '
-WM, It. THOMAS,
,..di;i,iiii ui ,uu inni will nun ianinuicill.
of Charlotte Hornbuckle, deceased.
One Drop
Of Toklo Bouquot Perfume
Lasts Ten Days.
This rind our l'rciich Crtmation Pink
arc the two leading jH'tfunics of the
year. Itcsidcs these we have oilier high
grade tnltirs front the leading inamifac
Hirers. Conic in ami test their fragrance.
Prescriptions
If your prescription Js filled at our
store, you can dejicnd upon it lteiug ,
filled accurately and with the best ma
terials the market affords. Ouf prices
are always reasonable. Don't forget this.
UAILHY'S
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Three doors south of P.
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Now is tlio Accented Time ! t
t To Buy Household Furniture.
S There is no use in going to Portlaml; I will i
J you Conches, Chairs, Rockers, I.ctliootii St
g -Tables, Rugs, Mattings, niitl, in fact, anything
Housofurntshing Lines
That yon may want at prices that are as good as
Portland Prices.
Call in and see our liamlsonie new lines
j nst received and you will lie our customers.
w. 11. mmm
Cor. Main and Third Sts., Hillsboro, Ore.
M. PETERSON & SON
Resilience fainters, Kalaoutitilng and
Capering. Htgti Work. All
work C.uiiranieil.
HILI.KHOKO,
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SUMMONS.
in tiik (iiutiiUT router ok tiih
HTATK OK OltKdl N I'olt WAMII
INUTON COUNTY.
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Mitty Kdlilor, llel'iiinliuil, J
To Mary lililtr, l)el'iiiilnii, nlu'ivn nuiiieilj
In the iistnn unite Ntato of Oregon, you
urn horel.y nnl lfif.,1 tliul I tin I'liilnlill' h'ei .
In has lllnii 11 einujiliilut ngulrint, you In
the iilmve entitled Court ami miIhii, itu.l
Villi Hl'lt til'llihv iii,ilr,ul 1.. ........- 1
answer siilil eoiuulantt on or htifurn the
iHHt IMIV lit' lltr, III,,., i.p..u,i.. I ....I I
nf pulillVtilliiu hereof, tii wit! On or helure
tneiiin iiny or Nnvetulmr, mi; ynit me
turlher uiililliiil iimi If ,.,n i',.n ..'.
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I) I'Hll tlllirUlll. Ihfi l.h.iul It'u.lll
ilefiinlL lo.liiMinUr. tl, anil will n,,v InL,"
tlmt'oiiit iiliuve uieuliniii'il .for thti relief I ,,' H"'
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m tosny, lor a ilin ree forever ilimilvlng
II111 hoinlKof iimlrlnioiiv that limy lm ex.
nulla l1Wl i 'i in 1 1 l iii unit iii'iimdiiiit
hiiitu 1. nni fur hiii'Ii niln.r f,,iir ,.ui...i...
( inirt unty Ni iiin meet in il junt The ilitle
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l hur-ility, Octoher'i, tWi, mill lliu ,wi
iniiiiriiMiiii riini'tiiil', Tluiridiiv, Nnvcni.
inr I.I. MMM mill Hut ...l.l . : .
liepulillHheil 1111 thnmilil TIiiiimiIhv of eaeh
Week lilt' II lierlnil iP iitv u Lu '1
sald.laUm. ' 7 " ""lnle"
1 his hih ons I t imhllftlif.ii hv oiiler nf
linn Tlinniiis A. MiiliiLiii 1,,, 1.;,. ..i' ...11
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Ilinl tlitted tlin27llt tiny of Hi-iitotiilinr. Imw
0IIAH, ,1. HOIINAIIHI,,'
. . Altofiiey for I'lulnlilf.
Imperial Cider Mill.
The impfriiil (!i,i,r Mill, al, CVnn
liiis, is imw tiinniiiK, niitl ih ready
fir (tuples, Our rH.tihy is liirKi.
"K-tsb for all whihth. Ilrit jtl
your nniuVs Ht nnoc If eon u,,.
citlf'r. We iniikn n (imt.-nl
ariirlH IjAWHiiNCK Haii.hy,
l'roprltor.
PHARMACY
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Hunt.
Unit l.nkn, Donver,
J' t. Worth, nuiHha,
Kansas t'lly, Ht,
Iitils, Ohleago and
Kbm' .
4:30 e. M.
Hull Lake, Denver.
I'"t. Worth, Omaha,
hattmis !ty, Ht,
mils. CIiIchko and
Kant
WHH'Wailu7IwTiii
Inu.HpiikHiie Wallsee
J ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 , Mlnnenii
"lis, Ht. Haul, llii.
tilth, Milwaukee,
8:10 A, nt
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0CHAN AND RIVKIt HCIIKDUliK
I'llOM i-OHTI.ANK '
,HleiuuiihlpsI.etweii I'ortlantl and Hsn
I'mnewcto overy live days, ,
lllver 1-i.iilH on tho lower C'oltitnbis ttnd
W UlHiitntlH ilnlly exonpt Hiiiulay.
low u rm
To ninl from nil piilntn the Knit.
, , ,V !' "i1" r",,lti at H '!''
nUleennl Hie Hoiilh-rti I'aellln tin,
A. L CUAI0, .
(Intieral I'nssnngar Agent
Portland, Oregon.
I'" h. McCormick has pocket
kn vts, nu'irs and sniasora that are
fully warranted.
. HuliHisribe fur The Araiis $1.00.-
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