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HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 20, 1903. . : A ft run o tm Irona t it : : A I aihn or tiik ihoi'I.s : : BaUr4 at lh Poat-olbc at Hillsboro, Orcfoa, M Saeond cslaaa snail tnaltr. A CHANCE TO LEARN. LUCIUS A. L0S6, EDITOR. County Official Paper. Subscrfpilon: One Dollar pr Annum. 81s Months, 00 CU; Three Vonlha Sirta. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY The Argus Publishing Co. What with the postofiice scandal and the army plove contract scan dal, it woul i seem that the admin istration had sutlicunt troubles of it own bvit on top of this comes some more nasty w.-rk. This time it is the Indian Ward a of the (i.v ernment which have been grafted Philip C. Garret, resident of the Indian Rights Association, of Phil adelphia, has t ubmitted proofs that the Indians of the country have been gouged out of millions. Will Knox, the Attorney-General, make amove? Consideiing that he has delayed all other investigations of s-andal in a manner 'o i-how that no one is to be hurt if they are only in high places, this latest trouble will probably go untouched un'il he is pushed by the people. It is apparent that there fellows in office so loudly howling "patriot ism" and an "honest dollar" ar noi particular just now whether the dollar is honest or not, just so long as it Las suQicient consistency to stick to the palm of the hind. Democratic clubs everywhere are taking up the name of W. R Hearst, of the San Francisco Ex aminer, as a leader for the coming presidential campaign. Mr. Hearst u specially strong with the labor ing classes, and the Argus thinks he is the one man that can make a strong race for the executive office. He is thoroughly American, a man of energy,, and, withal, a man of excellent judgment in the selection of men of ability. The democrats could not name a better man for strength before the people, and, in naming the Californian, they would develop great strength, not withstanding the richer element would fight his candidacy to the bitter end. AdTertised letteis at Hillsboro pot office: Geo. R. Cooper, J. R. Joinea and L. U. Stephenson. H. H. Showerman and family returned to Walla Walla, Sunday, after a delightful virit at Leieyville and Hillsboro. Mr. Loom is, while hauling piling from Laurel was thrown from his wagon in coming down a hill, and sustained a badly sprained ankle. Dr. F. J. Bailey attended. The Reedville school has secured as principal Mies Anna Cbaln.ers, former instructor in the primary department. School will brgin on the first Monday of September. The ladies of the Reliekah Lodge and their families held a picnic on Dairy creek, at Hale's ppringB, Wednesday, lney report a de lighlful time. Wheat is now coming in to the warehouses!, a.id the quality is ex cellent better than for some years, The highest yield so far reported is thirty buehel-i per acre. You and every one of you are in vited to attend the grand ball at M. W. A. hall, Cedar Mill, Satur day, August 29. Every thing grand. Music by Jack's band. Married, in the county conrt roo.ii, in Hillsboro, Ore , August lb, 1903, Judge L A. Rood officiating, Mr C. Harris and Dessie Miller, both of Dilley. Alex. J. Chalmers, of Center ville, accompanied by George C. , Co, of Portland, left Monday eve ning for Stanford University, Cali fornia. Both young men are grad uates of Portland Academy. The Farminston-Scholls nine played the Hillsboro team last Sunday, and won out by a score of 11 to 10. This makes a Mm fnr farh learn unit tU Jye tejt will take place Sunday next. ' This year's lumber cat in Wash, ington county is expected to double ny output for feveral pars. It is estimated that between twenty and thirty million feet of all kinds of lumber and timbers will be cut. We have 1,000,000 feet of high grade lumber at Neb on & Reed's sawmill, 9 miles above Glencoe, which we are selling in the yard. Come where you can have a good took to select fiom. We are sell ing eheaper than other country mills. When you get bur prices you will get our lumber. We ex pect to sell our entire stock in the next ninety days. You will be promptly waited on by our yard man. The mill and planer runs fifteen hours a day, so you will not have to wait when you nnme to our yard after lumber. R L. Cate A Co ; A. C. Donelson, yard foreman, Practical Demonstrations of Piano Con struction at Eilcrs Piano House, That arc Going to Prove Most ValuaWe to Everyone. An opportunity is now nffeied every one to become thoroughly in formed concerning the construe tion of a piano, to learn the actual method of building one of thene wonderful instruments, which will enable buyers to di?cr'uiiuate be tween one which is well and one which is poorly made A piano which presents an ex ceedingly well-made appearance, at first may have a very pleasing tone. But if, after a little use, the true becomes tlat, the action slug gish, and it gets nut of tune easily, it is evident the construction is very faulty a unewhere. Rut the mhehief is then done. You have nude your purchase and must content yourself to have your instrument 'tinkered" up from time to time, unless you an in a position to purchase a new one. This is expensive experience, and simply because when you made your purchase you lacked the knowledge of practical piano con struct ion which enabled vou to discriminate 'ltween a well and a poorly made piano The principle upon which that delicate piece of mechanism, an action, is made, is the same in cond piano and in poor pianos. Rut the manner ol construction is radically different. In the good piano the wood is care fully selected and thoroughly sea soned, the fe'ts are made of the finest' and choicest wool, that will not "pack"' nor wear, leathers and bushing cloths that will not stretch, and the most carefully proportion ed metals, the who'e being so ex actly put together and adjusted that it works as beau'ifully as the joints of the human body and as quickly, yes, mere quickly than thought itself. Wherea, the action in a cheaply constructed instrument ia apt to be made of second class or inferior lumber, cut so as to secure the largest number cf pieces to the foot, without any reference to insuring the firmest grain. Every other material used in such pianos is made with the same object of sv ing money poor felts that soon lose their "springness," cl ith and leathers th.it stretch, and metnl that cannot and do not stand wrar. so that the action soon becomes so "rheumaticky" that it develops in the mind of the player, an uncer tainty when a key is struck, wreih er it will convey the motion to the string or not. Pianos with such actions are correspondingly poorly made throughout. To learn to detect all these de fects is a very easy matter, and it is with an object of enabling pur chasers to avoid being misled into securing such faulty pianos, which are so loudly exploited in some di rections, and enabling them to se lect one that is good, substantial and well made, that Eilerb Piano House has recently adopted a broad educational policy. With large piano and organ re pair rooms, and a force of expert workmen, besides salesmen thor oughly schooled in every detail of piano construction, we are amply prepared to let you study this in the most thorough and practical manner. Whether you contemplate mak ing your purchase now, or at some future time, you are welcome to come to any of our stores and learn all about piano construction, abso lutely fres of charge. You will find such study not only instruct ive and va'uable, but also both in teresting and entertaining. EI L ICRS PIANO HOUSE, Washington St , cor. Park, Portland, Oregon. Large stores at San Francisco, Cal. Spokane, Washington, and Sacra mento, California. EXCURSION RATES TO YAQUINA BAY. On I un 1st the Southern Pacific Co. resumed sale of excursion tick ets t Newport and Yaquina Ray. This resort is becoming more popu lar every year, and hotel accommo dations are better than ever before, and at reasonable rate. Season tickets from Hillsboro to Newport, ( 00; to Yaquina, $6 00 Satur day to Monday tickets to Newport, W00; to Yaquina, 13.00 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Furniture, wall paper, trunks, etc , at E. L. McCormick's store. I am agent for the Rambler and Wolff American wheels the best wheels for the monev in the world All kinds of repairing skilfully done, f till line of sporting goods F. R. Dailey, Main Street. SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR W8H1NOTON COUNTY. - Y VIRTUE OK AN RXFCTTTTntt O decree anil order of vale, limited nut ol liieurcuit Court or the State of Ora eon. for Washington County, in favor of hinniiiC. I.ewiM ulHlntiff. and airamst I-'. A. K. Starr, Anita K. Htarr, B. Killin, Har xviiiin arm laaianie mocK, ilelencl ants, for thenum of'?2.U78.!iO with interest uiereon at the rate or 10 per cent, per an num from the 2lHt (lav of Aoril. IXfM. anil the further turn of JIM.lt. with Inter est thereon at the rate of 0 er cent, per annum from the 20th day of March, A. i), 1903, the further sum of fUOO Attorney' fee, with interest thereon at the rale of per cent, per annum Irom the 20th dav of tuarcn, a. d., iswi, and lor 114.25, oat, and for the costs and expensea of said sale and of said writ: Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursti anee of said jiiriifment. decree and order of sale, I will, on M nday, the 14th day of Dci.wsiiiuer, im, hi ineHoutii door or the Court House in Hiilsboro, Washington County, Oregon, at thi hour of 10 o'clock A M r.Caa.l ,(., ... .,,.1.1,.. ...... . .... ... re... u-,v, bii v fiumiu am;ii(iii to the highest bidder for cash the following-described real property, to-witi All of the Went half of the W. H. Will liains Donation Land Claim in Krfi,inu 17 and i, T. 1. H. It. 1 W, excepting the oouim vu acres, in tvasinngion uouiiiy, Oregon, to satisfy the hereinbefore named snniH and costs as above net forth, Said property will he sold subject to re demption as per statute of Oregon, - Witness my hand this l.'lth duy of Au gust, 3. J, W. SKYVKM,, Sheriff of Washington county, Oregon ' The Ifcianl of Diiwiors of $rluml lH'triot No. 6, Washington County, Ormton, under date of July 8, 1H0S. ua-uml resolution in etleot that the burial lou in the luirving gr.nii ,i Known an the I n urn Niioul House Imrvln ground, w ill lie solil al ra:e presrrilx-d in said resolution. The rates van tie unit oj Hpplving to iiiem-hool clerk of said distiii'U li was further re olvel that all unoccupied part of lots now itinrKrtl out shall revert within six months from the date hereof, to the School lilrirt, unless paid for according to the rates set lorth in said resolution, Thi- notice W glxcii ly oNler of Ihe Hoard of Diwi tois of N-hool Uistrict No, ROKKRT THOMPSON, Clerk. REFEREE'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that the under signed Referee, by virtue of a decree and onlerof sale issue,! out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Waxhinicton Countv, in that certain suit wherein Henry V. Jones, Cnas. I.. Jones and A I tier t Jones were olaiulitta, and Marguret I) Jones. Julia K. Meier, l.iiu Meier, ll-imett K. Iveil, Jeo, Neil. Clara M. I'aulsell, J. A Paulsell, Laura K. MonWh. Oeo, Monish, Klisa R. McKay. LD McKay, (iertrude Howell, hi. L, Howell and Harrison l Jones, were defendants, to me directed, com manding ami requiring me to nil allot' the hereinafter described real immcrlv al public auction, and to partition prm-eeds thereof between the plaintill's and de fendants as specitied in sal,) decree, I sill, on Trestlay. the 1st day iof Septem ber, l'.KW. it the South iloorof the Courl House in Hillsboro. Oreitou.-at 10 a. in.. of said day, seil at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all of the Northwest quarter of Section 14. TIN li 3 Wet of the Will. Mer., containing lot) acres; saxi saie win he maue suojts-t to confirmation hy the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington County. latJ at Hillsboro, Or.. July '.!l. PM.1. J. V. SKWRI.I.. Referee. Oeo. R. Raglcy, Attorney for Plaintiffs. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington County, in favor of Keniainin Anderson and .-gainst John I. hunt, for the sum of Kvs. .uauo interest thereon from April 20, P.I03. at the rate of 8 tier cent oer annum. and for the costs and expense of sale and of said writ, and for want of sullicient per sonal property out of which to satisfy laid jiidgiiieut and costs, t have levied upon Ihe real nrunertY berelnsOer desrrilaxf. Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursu ance oi saiu judgment ana execution, I will, on Tuesdav, the 1st day of Septem ber, riut, at the south door ol the Court House in HilUlioro, Washington County. Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m( of said day, sell at public auction to the hiehest bidder for cash, the folios ing de scribeil real Dronertv. to-wit: All of the right, title and interest of ineneieniiani, John I, Hunt, of in and to the Kast half of the Northwest quarterol me rtotimeasi quarter ol aecllon II, T 2 N R 3 West of the Will. Mer.. in Wash ington County, Oregon, containing 20 aiea, mi ntuiniy inv iicreiiiociore named sums and Ihe costs and expenses of sale. Said sale will be made subjeet to redeinp- iion it:, mr siHiiiie oi iiregon. Witness my huml this 2ltth day of July, J. W. SEWEI.T.. BherirT of Washington County, Oregon. ueo. it. nagtey, Attorney lor J'laintilt SUMMONS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THS STATE OK ORHO.ON FOR WASH INGTON COUNTY. Christens Nelson, Plaintitr, 1 vs. y Ole Nelson. Defendant I To the almve named defendant, Ole .xciHon: In the Itsntn fit Iho Mlula nf n.wr.n uA are hereby required and commanded to appear In the alsive entitled Court In the uuvvr cuiu.-u mm ana answer tne com plaint therein filed against you, on or lie tore the pt ninilion nf ait (III m,L. .,kl(. cation of this summons in the "Hilishoro A milH-1' tlis tirut Itnhlieulliti, . I,aa., lut ing on the 80th day of July, IMjct. and the mst puuiicauon tnereor on t lie lot n day of September, lflna, tn-wit, on or Iwfore the 10th dav of Sept. unci and you will please take notice that il you fail to so appear and answer said complaint, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief p'ayeil for and demanded in her complaint here in meu, unn ior a uecree dissolving tin mairinge and marriage contract now ex isting iietwecn the pluintill and defeiKl ant, and for a decree awanling the rare, ctistlwlv AnH entilrr,! tf I.IIIaw u.i... John Ne!nn, Chas. Nelson and ,lsrion reiHon, tne minor children or the plain tilt" nnd the ilereili,M n ii,a i..t...iM' and for such other find fllrihsr .lenrM J may be necessary and proper in the pi CIHI.'WS, This summons is published against you In the Hillsboro Argua. by order of Hon Thomas A. McBride, Judge of the Circuit uuri, i uib uiaie oi urerou, ior Wash ington County, made and dated at Hills boro, Oretrou, July 25, llion, and which order reriuires that ycu appear and an swer said complaint on or bofore the loth day of September, 1903. OKO. R. BA0LKY, Attorney for Plaintitr. DR. JOHN L. KELLETT. Uilolliltu Bwtetbviriuollides Rheumatism, Kidney, Stomach, and Nervous DiSessrS sre tM)sltivflui,i,r.,1 llk tH a BptrlU of Eden. Druggists will sret It for you. Mauufactured bv Califiirnln (vuimmiiu ui J CU1- cal Company. Capital stock, J i jtw.ooo, of 50,000 shares at $30 each. Mo one can own more than one share. As I ncome increases, shares increase in value. Write for list of members and rules, . ..k.n.ui., r.ureiu, or Oakland, Cal. -For nale by- BAILEY'S PHARMACY Hillsboro, Oregon. Orenr lain and the rent follow- in grooeriPH, crockery, lamps, china and wooden and willow wars. jjpsaaaaavass Just Stop and Think! What did poor Kve do, Without any shoe, When she went out on the street When a neat shoe, put On a dainty foot Makes a woman look so neat? M M II American Lady We carry the neatest foot wear for Ladies, and sell at prices that prove our place a bargain house. Wc have the finest gent's dress shoe ou the market and to see them is to buy. We have a splendid line of shoes for all just ask our customers. M I Hillsboro, JOHN DENNIS Oregon J 'VVV K XT A re 4 NORMAL SCHOOL t Monmouth, Oregon Training school (or leacbera' courses arranged especially for training teachers for al liranclira of the profession. Most approved mribcsls for graded and ungraded work l.nii; III in actu il district school. The demand lor graduates of this school, as teachers, f.ir exceeds Ihe supply. The training. departmrii', which consists of a nine gisde public school of alKMit isq pupils, is well equipped in all ils blanches, tuehi.ling Sloyd, Music. Drawing and l'hy ic;il Training. The Nor uial course is the best and quickest way to a Slat Ceitificats tfJT"Fall term open Seplenilier 22. For cslalogtie or infonnsiion address t. D. Rosslor, President, or J. fl1. V, Butler, Secretary. VVwVV-wVVwwVWw'fr4 9 4 0 0 v (iJ) Siioijr Line amUwidw Pacific 3 TRAINS TO THK KAST HAII.V HIOM PUHTIiANO. Through Pullmsn standard anil tourist sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to Kansas City; through Pullman tourist sleeping-cars (personally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re clining chair cars (seats free) to the Bast daily. OREGON'S Blue Ribbon State Fair SALEM September 14-19, 1903 The greatfRt KxHnilion anil Live Hlock Show on Ihe Pacific Const. roa TIMK BCHKDULES raoM PORTLAND JtRRIVC rsoM DAILY High clans rocing every day. $12,000 Oash Premiums on live ntock and farm iroduclH. ('hicago Bnecial via Atlantic Kx ureas 15 P.M. via Hunt-Imrton st; paiiri hast Mail 6:00 r. u. via Spokane Salt Ijiie, Denver, Ft. Worth, omaha, Kansaa City, St. Iuls, Chicago and Kaxt 4:.W r. m. Salt Ike, Denver, Kt. Worth, Omaha, Kamuw City, 8t. Louis, Chicago and Kal Walla Walla, Lewis lnu,Hpokane. Wal lace fullinan, Mlnneai oils, Ml. Paul, Uii luth, Milwaukee, Chicago and Kast OCEAN AND R1VEK 8CHEDULK PROM PORTLAND ftieflmslllrui tittlwiMill Pulliwl mil Han Francisco every live days. River boats on the lower Columbia nnd Willamette daily except Holiday. LOW It AT KB To and from all points in the East, Tickets via this route on sain at all depot odices of the Southern Pacific Ou, A. L. CRAIO, General PaBaenger Agent Portland, Oregon. All exhibits hauled free over the Southern Pacific. Reduced tranHorlation raits on all lines. Live Stook Auotlon Sale lp-ld in conned ion with fnir. Finn camming ground free and nduced rated on rainr' tickets. Come nnd bring your family For further information, write M D, Wisdom, Secretary Portland, Oregon. Nolice of Final Settlement. Notiee la hereby olveii. that the under signed baa filed In the Countv Court of the Htate of Oregon, for Washington County, the 11 mil account In the matter of eatate of Mary .1. Wilkes, deceaaed, and shiii uouri naa set Monday, the 771I1 day of August, 10 'ft, at 10 o'clock . 111., at the Court room In II illalioro, Oregon as the time and nlace of bearinir obiectlniiH to Maid Dual account, and for the linal anUle- inent or said eatate. Hated this J ill :w, 190,1 J, WILKKB, AdmfnlHtralor of the Ksta'e or Marv J. Wilkes, (leceaHed, Get the Argus and Oreuonian for $2 a year, and you get all the nene. GUARDIAN'S SALE. Notice la hereby given that the under, aigned, hy vir'unof unorder nnd license ill the County Court ol'tlic Slaleof Oiegoii for Washington Cuuuljr, made and enter aigued 011 the I Jib day of August. IIKI3, In the Matter of the Uuarillanship of lios coe ,1. Vaugh, a minor, iiiillioilzlng, licen sing and empiiwiiring mu lo u-iiko aula ol the real property hoieliuirter nieiitloueil, I will, on Monday, the'JIst day of Septem ber, WW, at the Houlh d-Mir of the Court House, In Hill, horn, Washington County, Oregon, at the hour of ton o'clock a, 111. of aaid day. will at public auction to Ihe highest bidder f'rcush in hand, all of tin undivided niio-lhlrd InlciCNt of Iti.w-r J. Vaughn of a. id Into I MM niimla-nnl One, Two, Three and Four, of and in Block No. Nine; and also fractional lllock No. Il) in theTowu of Dillii), WaHhington County, Oregon. Hald sale will bo Kiibjnct lo cou llriiialinn bv the County Court of WaHh ington County, Oregon. Dated at IIiIIhIjoio.oii this 121 Is day or August, HIM. MAI D I.ATTA, (Jiiardiau of the person and eatate uf KoKcoe J, Vaughn, a minor, H. T. Ilngley, Atlornoy fi.r (Jillirdliin. Try The Argus a year. Do You Pay More Thau Once? Wheu you bring your prescription to us you may ! cotifulcnt that it will tic fillctl ncrtir atcly with the U-st quality of tlmis, ami that you will Ih? charged tnly what is' reasonable for such service. We pay no percentage to any physician for his prescriptions. This is one reason why you obtain full value for your inouey at BAILEY'S PHARMACY Pure Drugs, Sundries. Hlc We take pride in the quality of our imhIs, and sell as cheap as wc can ittTord. We cany the most complete line ever brought to the city. The Delta Dim Store 1 M Ml M i 4ri a a m m em mm m mmm m mmmmnmt AVilliam Scliulmerieli, 1 Fannington, Oregon Breeder of A. J. C. C. Jersey Cattle nf Lending Strains. An IS months old Jersey Hull for sale, sired hy Kingnf Fannington, Urandavm of Drown JtesHia, flmiuiiiim Jersey Cow tit Chicago World's Fair. Poultry Yard... Also has a fine lot of Barred Plymouth Itork Chickens fur sale. . Brfsding fowls are purchased from K. J (.udd, whose chickens have won the most nf the times at the Ore gon Poultry Show. Kgm in aeason, tl (HI ht setting. Cockerels for sale, m m m m m m m m mm m m mm m m m mmm We Are Doing Business Because we carry a complete stock of hardware of all kinds, and sell at prices that cannot be duplicated by competitors. See Our Wagons and Buggies We handle only the k-st and emi save you money. The famous Mitchell wa gons; Mitchell and Heelinc buggies. Fine Line of Stoves and Ranges Kvcry range a success, or your money back. Come iu and see them. A dollar saved is a dollar earned. Let us help you earu several dollars. Great Guns! We have a fine line of Remington, Ithaca and Winchester, double and single bar rel, shotguns. Get ready for the hunt ing season. Finest selection of guns on the West Side, and at lowest prices. Everything you want in the hardware line. The Nelson Hardware Co Hillsboro, Oregon. iw" WWWWWSJSJSJSJI i Commission and Feed Store Keep constantly on hand all kinds of feed and hay. Will sell in any quantity. Will handle hay and oats ou commission, or will buy oats outright. Pay highest market price. Give us a call on your crop. We will handle all kinds of farm produce ou commission. Bring us your chickens and eggs. Claude Greear, Manager Opposite Koch's Butcher Shop, Hillsboro, Oregon j - n 4 n m n li M mtniHiiiiMH
