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LUCIUS A. LUNtf. EDITOR.
Gouty Official Paper.
tMer'tkm! On Dollar pe Annum.
. Bis Months, (Wats; Three Months ot.v
ISSOKD EVERY THURSDAY
, BY
' Long & Robinson.
GO INTO THR GHANGK.
Farmers should belong to their 1
cal' g ange, as this is an tducating
factor, recond to none, for thf agri
cultaial element. It affords a
i. weans of cooperation -ndcooi-
ration is the t-logan of the hour
TThe big tnanufactuers nd capital-
r. ista are organised and the far-me-s
should organ xe. They should
place th-melves in a position u
'take united action upon impor'tn
me 'Sures which touch upon nation-
- si life, and therein prove an intel
ligent factor in representative
V1 affairs. The time is raphily ap-v.-proelrim5"
when ftrnvrs must
either think for the.i.selv s, nd
fo'rce U-.eir ideas to the front, or
take a b ck set and War a prac
tieal disfranchisement. When thr
t uresent object lessons show that
l'neB industry c,r
ui-Mce art organizing for mutual
benefit; lainies should not be slow
in taking this question up in i s
proper form, and deducing a Pa
lieiit lesson.
THKIIt Ort N KNEMIK8.
Cardinal Gibbons, a celebrat- d
Catholic, recently commented upon
the poor f the cities, remarking
vltOV many woiked all week for six
or eight dollars, and how it seemed
impossible for the heads of families
to clothe -their families, le- alone
giving them pr pr food, with such
pitiful remuneration. The picture
'he painted, is rue in many of onr
big ci iee, but it does not necesir
s ily (blow that there is no remedy
rThe wtirtingmeii of thi country
are apocer in themselves, if y
- hrt-knowttfil that they have
to do is to organize, and they be
' come the masters of the situation.
But, so long as th-y are divided as
to the matter of organization, just
so long there will be poor wage'
jDaiirSD4i4h attendant suffering
through insufficient food and
clothing. The capitalists are
keeping the laborers divided
amongst themselves and il is tak
ing a long time for union labor to
educa e their co-worke s to the
point of accepting o gauization.
C"pitalism points oat the weak
points of unbrn'sm, inrtead of the
trot) and protective points, and
the gullible swallow the false doc
trine ni become ih-ir own wnr-t
enemies Labor unionism U their
oiily hope for a decent wage scale,
and unionism w 11 not fall of its
oirn w'-'uht, as predic ed by agnls
tit -capitalism, but, rather, wi'l be
come stronger, because of txperi
eme. DUILU DP YOVH DAIRIES.
Wasbiagton county has an innova
tion in .Jhe dairy business in the
agency of evaporated cream factor
ies. These factories will, prove a
big matter of profit to the farmers
who have dairy stock. It gives a
tetter price for milk, and a farmer
can get returns once a month and
Mpend upon a decent price for
Ms product the year round. Dairy-
vm unim tuvreaw meir nen a an
, I I , iB ' ba?e a; greater product, and
y. this will make transportation to
vne lactory cbeaper and insure a
better price for milk Whe e teams
haul the milk from the farmer's
d xir it cost as much to go whero a
man has but a gallon or two as
though he has several hundred
pounds. There is, again, no busi
ness in the world that will build
up the fertility of the soil like
dairying. Several of our people
have invested thousands of dollars
in the evaporated cream factories
here and at Forest Grove, and
when a farmer helpi to keep these
institutions alive, he is helping
bimself. Build up your dairies
and you will, make better returns
for your effort.
Washington county people have
cmy reasons to feel thankful for
C j year that is to close irr a few
Cz?t Crops have been very good,
if ot overbountifql, aud fairly
good prices have prevailed. The
closeness to the best market in the
f vAt,w l,..K - t-n-fit
I, or th west has been greit benefit
I ' . J. . J .1 L'.-
u our lmsawxn. auu luero uus
a - i
been but r ne fly in ihe ointment otj
gener.il g.xnl the shortage of:
to the market. This must he en
dure.!, f course, tm il tnattes
change for the 1 tor Mervlum'e
in llillsboro ami Forest Grove
Cornelius, Farming'an, Glemve
Motintaindale tlreenv.l'o, reaver-'
ton and Renville and all o heri'11;"18. d!. wfor January
coun y town, report a uuuer intue
leading up tv the holidays ihan for
many years past, and this is a pood
tign that the panic predicted by:
our eastern financial friends was a
frMN.lann. W ihihe exposi i' n
of 1905 coming on, tonkin Fort
land a belter market han ever 'or
our products. Washing'on coun'y
sh uld enjoy many more prosper
ous seasons, evtn if the east should
suffer from hard times After all.
if good to live in o'd Washington
coun'y, where people are no', wor
ried bout panics, and where we
are lit le about Pie pont Morga n,
or Ro kefelle', or any of their
trouble breeding kind.
GOOD ONE ON RECORDER
fhe Argus ill not vouch fr the
story but they siy that a pro mi
nent cuy otlieial l-U Ins rubbers at
his oflioe the other night with fett
the worse fr damn and col I. He
conceived the idea of ai mini hi
ieet by putting an electric limp U
them, in but. Hi dn ppetl into
a profound tl-ep but wan aaakm
ed hy a dieam t at he wa down
at i'anania and discoveml thai
his nihtr-dx was abl.ze! He if
not intending to patent the ulta.
Arthur Bacon and 1. II. M ixwell
weiedown fiom Mountaindale to
day. Tenny ; Archbold is out from
Portland to spend the holidays
with the old folks
Dr. and Mrs. N. L. Morrton, of
Portland, are Christinas guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. liinshaw.
Agent Hinshaw, of the S mtfce n
Pacitio reporla ten cars of hay ii:d
grain shipped from here to Port
land, this week.
The Pacific Cfast Condenseil
Milk Com pa n v, at Forest Grove,
will toon enlarge thiir plant, to
enable them to take care of next
summer's business
Geo Saunders, who has farmed
the Jacob liiimore bopyard at
Laurel this eatnn, has moved his
family to Troutdale, makirg the
trip overland.
Jacob Schmeltzer. of Illinoia,
here to spend the w:nter with hi
cousin, II. D. Schmellzer, and
othr relativex. He intends to lo
cate here in Oregon
Merchants sav that th Christ
mas trade has been a littls more
than up to the usual standard, this
year. This is accounted for, in one
resp"ct, hy the increase in popula
lion in and around the city
Christian Zureher, Cedir Mill
made himeif a splendid Christmas
present tbis week in the form'of
on pletfl citiz-nship papers, the
Santa Claus being County Judge
Rood. l)t W. I). Wood and II
corder Kuratli being witnei-ses
Dr. A. B. Bailey, who is taking
his laft year in medicine at Wil
lametto University, Paiem, u home
o spend Chris'nriH we-k with hi
family, and attend the remion at
the Dr. F. A. Builev hotiiH, a vry
pleating fature of which was a
magnificent Chns'mas tree last
evening.
Drain vnur low lnds. The Grnn
er-Rowell Co., at Scliolls, have a
fine slock of tiling, under 10 inch
Call or write for terms Whil
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reading mis, remetiiD?r that we
have a good stock of rough and
dwsssd lumber, building blocks
and brick. The Groner-Rorel
Company, Scholia,
; Ezra A Kirt?, of Greenville, and
ho was with Company II , Second
Oregon, in the Philippine, and
Miss Myrtle F. Kilb-n, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Killen, of
Greenville, were gantd license
to wed Both are very nonular in
their section, and a "hot of friends
tender congratulations.
J. Howera. an aged man re
sidini near Leisyville, hid the
misfortune lo badly bruise his hip
and back, by falling frrrm a hied
while working ar-nnd thiJnrm.
His injuries were treatid by Drfc
F. A Bailey, who reports that w
in to the patient's extreme ag i.
will take some time for recovery.
Hops are a little stronger this
week than in the ptst, quotations
for the begt being twenty three ard
a half. There are very fer lot in
Washington our ty unsold, notably
a few choice growths at or war
Ur?enville.. At Jaieu reports, N J.
Burnett end Will Moore, at Green
ville, were holding on for a raise
ana iney nave it if they wish to
sell.
Choice Oregon Burliank potatoes
have been selling at the Kan Fran
cisco dock at U 10 per sack Com
mission men think that the market
will be even st'o ger, owing to the
fact that the boat are crowiUl
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Wlin ireigtl', anu the car Bh r aorn '
Sill keeps uu in some pi pnt '
iir 1 , ""'
waHinng:on (oun'y farmers rm'Ho
tlie finest Burbitnks found in thp
li 1 .
Li 7 . , , . B"0U"J make
them feel good during the holidays '
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nnvwuv.
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Mr Ch t, G, Sth and MisRoa
Mv Harper were nii' in mrt
Hirier, IVeember AVI, t'.HW,
Justice 1 1 rues G. Filch, ol Cor
uc'itis Iticining.
PROBATE.
Final account in estate r-f A
01 jecliona are filed to final ae
0 uti f tuardianship of Klsie and
lel e Mot 1 iren. Action posloned
Final setlb ment eaiato of Abner
M. Vaughn set for January 25
Alex Gordon, J. C. Beach and
E nter Mava aotMiinieJ aimraiiter
estate of j. U Cotey, incnn-, to
it eel and value property at lesi
dence of Mrs S A Hays, January
: at iu a. m.
Will of IWr Senften admitted
to probate, proved by W. N. Bar
ettaml Teuton Powmnn; Christian
Marcher npiHiin'ed at rxtculur,
ix n la Gxed at 8,4(X)
lTpin filing receipts of heirs of
A o s Kardvnger, deceased; the es
ute ill be closed of rteord. .
Guardian au'horitrd to turn over
ha'ancs of MCfds from sale of
real relate to mnor, II. Lee,
GRANGE RESOLVES.
WashingUn Grange, No 313. of
lento, pissed the following resol
in ions at a reeni meeting:
Whkksas, According to National Src
retaty of Agiicullur Jerry Wilson re
pot t tlie balance of trade (bo tbat thr
avorable Utlaucc to the cretlit ol tbu
ountry it line tntirvW lo the farmer!
(he balance of trade in favor of farm
piO'luda tlurioe the last 15 yearn, no
year excepted, aKi(reKtel ft.Soo.ooo.oce
ami in products other than thefaimdur
iujt the same period the balance of trade
was atl verse to this country lo tue extent
l fh65,ooo,ooo. Our farmer not only
cancelled this ic:niente obligation bul
placed f .94o,ono,ooo to the creditor the
nation when the botks of international
exchange were balanced. He coaclwle
thai it the tanner who have paid the
loreign bonilboldeta.)
Woe seas, u is an established fact
that Ibe agrtctittnrauat create the ma
ioritv of the wealth of the United Slates
ami pays more revenue as class in pro
portion lo their prosperity In supporting
the government, therefore.
Bk it Kksolvkd, thai we demand of
Ui-ited Slate Senator John H. Mitchell
and Chas. W, I'ulton and Congressmen
Hon vineer Hermans and I. ci. wil-
Hamson that they extend Jo the citixem
of the United States the same privilege
tlmt are granted through toe poalal
aulhotities to foreigners in regard lo
postage on postal parcel packages.
Rksolvko, that we demand extension
of rural free delivery from our postal
anlhnnties.
Kksolvkd, tbat we extend an in vita
tion to all Granites lo take similar action
for free mail delivery.
December 19, 1903. '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
B L Lannhlin to Samuel Mnball
60XI9-1) tret lot 4 blk 2j r Grove 900
O L Lamless lo Edward Rood 80
a John I.nnriess d I c. 4500
J T Donovan to Carrie Crouch 18
a sec 10 1 1 s r 1 gr 9550
Fanny Knowles lo, Laura Ktllcy
jo a sec 15 t 2 n r 3 w
J W Lulber to Marshal Habn 1 7o
a sec 8 1 2 n r 3 wr
Annie Ericsson to Richard Hols
cher. 12 15 M M Walts d 1 C. .
jine R Hall to J W Luther q c. lot
2 sec IK t j n r 3 w.., . . 50
Clias Lamlinlt to Albert Sollberger
2oasec21t2nr aw..,. . ...
Antipas Thomas to Elisabeth
Thomas 161X s sec 16 1 1 n r5 w 1600
Esther Cathrr to Geo V Dougbl
lots 4. 9 and 10 Douuhty's sob
div Fail view 1
Marcia Pike to Geo V Doughty w
y, rik U. Douuhty's sub div F V 450
VV L Steels to Mountainside Fruit
Drying Co a near Scholia. . . .
Gustave HAase to Iopold Liniler
160 a sec lj t 2 n r 5 w 16o
Chas Wilson lo Clau Borcher 80
a sec 20 and 29 t a s r 1 w 41100
Wm McQuillan to J C Hare 53 52 a
Sulgtrdlc.
1
Chas Lambott to Albert Solberger
60a sec 21 t 2n r 2 w
Jeptha Garrigus to Arid B Garri-'
gus 294 s see 14 t 2 a r 4 w
Ooo
500
Portland and Return Only f 85
The Pout hern. Pacific Co. is now
selling round trio tickets in Port
land from Hillsboro for $.8-, good
going Saturday or Sundav. return
ing Sunday and Monday, giving
all day Sunday and Monday in
Portland. TIm same arrangement
applbs from I'orUand. giving peo
ple n chance to visit valley points
ui. greauy reouceu rales.
Notice of Pinal Tlllimw.
Nnt'epis harehy given that ilia nml...
signed. Admfiiistralor of the enate i.r
tlacob Brugger, deceaHd, with the will of
a1(f-4x-eaaed annexed, lias tiled Iu the
wie niaienr uregon. Tor
nty. liia n-l scomWaa
if said estawfaiid tW
t Monday. Jan. 11 loni
--loMuiiiMirnior or sain estHwfgiid tha'
taiil court hhh net Monday, Jsn, II, ISOI,
at thn hour of 10 o'l. ek a. 111. of said dav
as the tin e. and the County Court a,.
the County Court Room
in Hillsboro. as the Dlace lor hearinv ..k.
Jections U said aceount, and the final
neiiieiiienioi saiuesutie.
Dated Deeember 8, 1H03.
KRED KOOD,
Aoitnntstrator of the eatata of j ..,.k
Uriigger, deeeased, with the will of
nuiti uet;HuiHKi aiiuexou.
Notice ol Final Settlement.
Notieeia hereby given that the under
mgned has tiled In the County Court of
mc niaiB 01 uregon, ror Washington
County, his dual amount In the matter of
uie E.utie 01 vi SMiiirigton Jones, deceased,
nnd that said Court haa set Monday, the
ffith diiy of January, 1M, at tne Court
Kooin in Jt illBlx.ro. Oreuon. at tha hoop
, ,,.K a. 111., aa me nine and
place for heaiiimobfectiona tO Hit ill ft list I
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"w."".t "d u" 11,8 ""' aottlement of
siiki mime
Dated ut Hitinix-im iireaoii ni. 11.1. uu.
Jy of Deisember. intw.
" IIKNKY W. JONKH
AdnilnlalraUir the Eaute of Wwhington
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(it'll. It Itiorlef Allpir 1 ,1 ... I
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Do You Pay
More Than Once?
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When you bring your prescription to us you
may be confident that it will lc filled accur
ately with the Iwst quality of drugs, and that
you will lc charged only w hat is reasonable
for such service. We pay tio .percentage
to any physician for his prescriptions. This
is one reason why you obtain full value
for your money at
BAILEY'S PHARMACY
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Nolle la hereby srivau thut lv vii tne of
an execution, lere and order ol wile, is.
il out of and umtor the and nf lln t'lr
rult :,mrt of tll Mala ol Ori gin fur the
.oiinlv of W aNlniiBtoii, (hitnl the IVtU
la nf Novemlwr. t!K, In f vr of Vonle
Hm-I, idamlitf. and axninst r. M. liial.hi- i
sm and Kohiimuii, lits lie. uIiuhk;
teen name is unknown; Ihhiu Allen nikI ;
ameM iSteel. detemlaiiin. lr I lie uiu oi l
One Hundred IKillars tSliU) will! interest j
tliamm at the rale uf iu per rent, per no-
nun mm me Hill uay'oi January, :
ami I lie further aum lit Savmiiy rlv l.il-
lars(,4) with Interest tliensni at Hie nile
'(iav lirNoveinCJ, """ind'the fun lie!
sum or oveuly lour aim nno iMiara
(SVS..1)) coata antl uiMiiurMeiiienlK, to me
dimmed and ilellvrre.1, eoinmaoiltiiK me
to make snl of the re il pniiei'ty liereinnf-
lerumcnneti, 1 nave levusi uiii uun pur
the Mouth iliwr id tl-e Court honw In f he
suant mi Haiti uruer mm tieeiee, w in. ni
eityof Hiilsoorv, Ureirmi. 1111 .Mont v, t ie
it iiwiiti, tur munw iisk iii w i ttrwt irai m
l.-li tnttiT..!. Tju.i.?f !." in ii..,.r A.I.
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ui aatiaiT ina iiareuiiieiora name! siiiiim.
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Haul aala will he nm.la aiil.leet to m-
demotion aa tier statute of Oreifui
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lialeil at Itiuatatro, tirevuli, ieeeioier
H. m. 1 J. W.MIWh l.l.,
Hlierlrf nl Washii Ktou I'tiimlv, Urocoii.
ClwltHi A'draluini Atrnrueys lor 1'liOii-
titf, with ollleeii at t'u tUiul.
CITATION.
in Thr cot xrv rm.'HToFTiiK
STATK OK OIIKimN. I'Oli
WAHHlMiroM-OUNrV.
In tli matter of llm KHluteafi .. .. ,
H.USuiouk; Ue,a,.l. I , . .' j!
u. .1 u.fi. r u t. 1 . 1.
To busto Hmoj. ft.ra .Sniork nn.l Alia
aaiu late, reiiiir. ;
HV,
there to show noise, if any .you li;iv,
why an order of snid Court niimilil not he
made licensing anil illreetlii. Susie
Smock. Hi AdiitiiiMrutrix of tlie lis in id
or II. L. Sinoek, ileeeamHl, to sell nrl.tiii
real property belonging to siiid Kutiito, dit'
ii.i .. i..n... ... u.u.
Iteu
inning- at a point Twenty four r.vta
1 of the Southeast Corner of (ho
iweat nna-tw ol the Soiilhwesl miar-
North
Northwest 011a
ter of Section Thirty-two litt) In
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sblpTw('i).South,KanKeoe(l) Wail
of the Willamette Meriilmii, nnniiiiR
I o, ii
thenee West forty.', rmla. tlienen South .
'I hirty roila llieiice Kiiat Kurlv roilH. I
thence South Thirty rod In the plum uf
beginning, eoiitah-ing in all Seven anil
one-half (71) ae.rea hi WasliiiiKtoii Coiintv
Ktate of Oregon, as prayed for in the i.
titinn of said AdiiiUiixtratrix now on li'e
he rein.
Witneaa the HON U
A KOOD. JuiIko'
of the County Court of tho Hfcitit of Ore
gun, for the County of '.Vnshinnton with,
the neal of said Court alllxud tlii- lilih ihty .
of Noveuilmr, A. I) JtMi.
Attest; 'UKO. A. MORIIAV. I
Is.
' Clerk.
By J. W. MnuiMN, J
Deputy. I
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Kotiea is hereliv irteen. Ihnt liv vlrlun nl
sn Kexecution, Decree ami tinier uf Kile.
Issued out of and under the seal of the
Circuit Court of it aslihigtou County, Or
egon, dated tlieilTtli diiy of Deiwmbui, UUKi
In favor of T. W. Thompson mid hsiiihi.
A.J. Otto ritnilh, Jpunio Tiippnr, H. C.
Tupper.The riral National llitnk or Hills
now, Oregon; R. L. HhImii, (leo, 1'oteet,
Hannah Foteet, and J.' VV. Ratex, Admin-
ceaaed, J. W. Ilate, lwpolif J I'atea, At-
I 1j..i..a.. u r. .it.'s i.i t .
isvrauir oi tne r.siate or myitis iiiiu-m, Jin
w d. twnnwit, r, i , iiiHMum, vuuiiin huh-
net oral, per aiiiiuni froiu be lltli day of J
Iteoentber. I8. aiiif Uie further hiiiii ol ''
4U.00 costs, to uie rllre-tisl hud dull vered
eoniinauing me lo make eala of tlin real
property bereinalterdesifritMSltd havo lev
led upon and pursuant lo sniff K'.xi'nition,
Decree and Order of Hale, I- will on Mon
day, the 25th day or Juiiuifiy, UN, at Hie
Mouth door of the l'oiirtlousn In Hills,
horo, Vt aahington Cotrtity, Oregon, nt I ho
hour of ten n'clnekji. in. or said (lay, sell
AT PWjta AUCTION
to the lilehes Wnfier f,.r chhIi in Imrul nit
iaflh following described real nrouerlv.
lying, being and altitatn in Wiislilngum
County, Oregon, and pnrtUiularly descri
bed as follows, to: wil
"Begiiiiiingatthe Moullvweat c.irner of
ni:zaiMii niKisoirs two hits Intel or liiml
In Mention Thlrty-tie( Township One
South. Kar.ge Kour West of the VVillam
ette Meridian, and running thenee North
along the County line I torn I ll feet to a
stake; thenee Kasterly IrtfiJ foet toustiik";
tbenco Houtherly HA4 Ieet to a slake;
thence Weal along the Street 22.1 fitet to
the place of beginning," to satisfy the
lierelllhefi re iiHined minis mid Ilia nouiu
ai d expenses of sule.
Bald sale will lie mailf) subject to redoni
ption sa preacribed hv statin e.
us.ea una 17th day of icpmbnr, (io.x
J. W. MKWMI.I.
Hherltl' of Washington County, (Iregon.
OKI). K. HAi'IjK V,
Attorney lor Cliuntir I
Coming: Cosrove's ronnert Or-
chestrt aBHiHt- d by Creeecnt Quar
tette, int'oducing the finut l um
ber if musical novelties in thn
world. Strictly fiist cli's. . Ilenr
the Aluminum Chimes Quar ette,
Sonnephone, Maiimbaphon", Ca
thedral Chimed Quanet e. etc.
Announcetnent in full, later.
yon. for the UMimy ..f Wa.l.l,,uuin at he w fl,m;; , wU.l.1
Court . K.K.111 tliereof nt l.ll.l-,rn in , l,ls ltlll,ri , ,. (l) ,i tw0 2, of
Omul- erf y.adi'iiKto. u Jlnmlay the Swli.111 seveiilnen ( IT) In T I N It I W of
'ilrtday of llecaiuher. l!AI,it H. o'cloe k .1., will Mi r smhiiiOinf 7i
Iu the forencHiii ol tlmt iihv. then ami "I , " 1 " W ,r" w ai res), mora
nifTTIIIIItllfUHIHMMMMM
HOLLY CdlCK FEED
Means money for thu
I'otiltrjtnnn. If fed
from l (.tart will
ri-e t1 per cent of
your chick. For
ShIo hy 1
MKSStNlTKil TRADING CD. IlilLslwh), 0
Administrator' Notice.
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'I lituill'er or I uliiiiierisf ItiilUlliiir. I"..ri
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Miaver. ilweinctl.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'
SALE OF REAL. PROPERTY.
' Xollee Is hereliv tlien tlmt In pumuauee
, 10 .111 inner oi aair 111 teal iiruisiriy, mail
i iiinl enl.'ie.l liy tlie County t'oiirt ol the
i fiili-l)' or Vtnlilii!liin, Klnle nf Oregon,
I nil H111 '.1I h ituj'tif N.iveiulier, I1"1!!, in llir
limlieroi 1 lie lalo or John W. I mi mon.
a,.,,.,, ,e Irrsixnisl ti A.lin liii"
( anetloii to Mm hiKlie-l huldor. sutijetit to
or less,
Tlml said nl will t mails on Monday
The 28th day of December, 1903.
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iinsiMiro, nasiniiKuui County, Oregon
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OREGON
SiiohtLine
Ana Ur.iOM Pacific
i Tit INS TO TIIK KAMT I.tll.V
MtOM POKTIiANU,
Through Pullman standard and tourist
s'eepuiL'-cirs drnlv to Omaha. Chicago
Spokane; tcurist sleep! ng-csr dsily to
Kansas City; through l'ullmsn tourist
siecpiiig-cars (personally conducted)
wecKiy 10 v.nicago, Kiitisas Uly, re
dining -chair cars (sesls free) to the
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Suit Lake, Denver,
l''t. Worth, nmaha,
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via
Hunt- I Ixiuis, Chicago nnd
naiiMis i;ny, nt
iiigton
ICast
Atlantic
ICxpress
H:ir. p. m,
via
Kl. I'BIlT
; H'ast
Mitil
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vln
Hpokane
Hnlt T,iile, Denver,
Kt. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, Ht.
Iouis, Chlcnuo and
Kaat
WiilkWart'aTTi'w'C."'
toii.Hpokiiiie. Wallace
riilliiiau, Minnenp
oIIm, Ht. 1'iuil, J)u-'
lnt.k., Milwaukofl,
.Chiciign and Knst
KMOa.m
7:oa,m
0CKAN AND KIVKK HCIIEDULK
FltOM IMIITI.AND
Hteaiusblpa hotween rnrtlaud and Ban
Kmucisco every 11 vo days,
Itlvnr bonis on tho lower Columbia and
Willamette dally oxcept Hominy,
LOW ItATRH
To and from all points in the Rait.
Tickets vln this mutnnti sale at all dopot
oilier' of tho Boiilli-ru I'aclllc Co,
A. L. CRAIG,
General Pwrnengpr Agent
I'ortland, Oregon.
Jiictcnil in and look at' Cave's
heaters, ennk jtuve-i and ranges
if ynn w.tnt to eee Bometliiiig fine
for the values. .
NEW ARRIVALS
FOR CHRISTMAS
MORRIS
As Low
Iron Eeds. Dressers, Dressing
Tables, Etc.
Picture Moulding in Neat and At
tractive Designs Frames
Made to Your Order
India Seats, Jardinier Stands,
Foot Rests and Tabourettes
Also a full and complete line of
House furnishings
OurUpholsterine.Rrpalr end
Mansgsd by
G. W. PATIEHSON & SON
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nrsrs-
AVOID CONFUSION ' 1
lXKCUTORS, administrators, guardians aud
others, may avoid endless confusion, from the
mitigling of private nnd trust funds, by opening
separate accounts at our Hank. Drop iu and let us
talk further with you about this important matter.
J. W. SHUTE, BANKER
Hillsboro - - - - Oregon
Pure Drugs, Sundries, Etc
The Delta
DENNIS' SHOE STORE
Contains the finest selected stock
of Shoes to be found in any store
on the West side. Ask our
customers if our stock is uot
The BEST in the City
Our Men's Shoes can not be beaten
for qHality and style, durability
aud good leather." Come in aud
see for yourself. Buy from us once
and you will always
YOUR CUSTOMER
f.
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liy do we sell
hoes? Because
Vecntrnize
Th
ua tne
J. D. H0USLEY
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HILLSB0I. . .
8uooeBor
SEOONQ STREET Kl RXET
Pine stork of Rraf. IWlA V'
Mutton always
mode fniHiiup.
Huron, etc. j
koomo armxr
LM.IJiJimUIlJJIgaB.JL .I,--.
Strayed -G yearling" ewe, lino
nnnsin one or Dun earn: iiIho v
spring ewe latnhn. lteaannitl4H re
ward, 1, E Lyons, Hillsboro.
Fresh milk cow wanted, E L
James, Hillsboro, midway to Cornelius.
CHAIRS
as $7 00
RcAnishing Department 1
an taped
We take pride iu the
quality of our goods, aud
sell as cheap as we cau
afford. Wc carry the
most complete line ever
brought to the city.
Drug Store
so many Ladies' "
women are quick
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st and cheapest place
y Footwear. The latest
oest winter shoes
Come in and we will
it for footwear. Footwear
OREGON
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Nworr
on hand Hok
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HIUMBOHO,L
I m fluent for the Rambl
Wolff American ithe!ath.
beelN for the mnnev in tha i
All kinds of repairing nkL
done, Full line nfp,,rtlng gj
. , 1 1.. vuuny, main street.
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