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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JAN. 28, 1904.
f . : A Paraa fob iiii Fiopli i u
i
Kalvrad at the PoaWoftio at HilUboro,
Oroa. as Second elass ai.il ialvr.
LUCIUS A. LONG. EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
BMbwrfption: On Dollar per Annum.
:ila Months, 90 cts; Threa Month. SAoU.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
: BY
Long
& Robinson.
. NOTICE The Ar? rfliw is
situated between the WilVe brick
and the photograph ftl!ery, on
Second Street, north of Main, tast
. ot the Court Hnue.
.i'flti.ie.y" Watterson and other
republican-democrats are very sore
at Bryan because that gentleman
hopes to beat them in the selection
of a candidate for thepreaidency,
lie is also supported by manv
the journals which supported Mc-
. Ki' ley in 1896 and 1900, and who
are desirous of controlling the dem
ocratic party. Once and for all
there will be no compromise with
the democrats who supported Mr,
Bryan from sincere convictions the
two times he was given nomination
If the Cleveland-Watterson crowd
swallow the democratic national
convention it is quite likely they
will never digest it. Thousands
upon thousands of these voters will
never vote for a Wall street demo
crat for the presidency. And, as a
"rnatter of fact, if it actually came
to a showdown between a republi
can and a Clevelandite or a sym
pathuer with Cleveland's national
ideas, they would vote to beat the
latter. These self-styled d mocrats
are out of place with modern dem
ocracy".' They should go into the
other party and help nominate men
nearer their ideas of national
economics. "Ileinie" should retire
Into his sanctum and cover himself
with the mantle of grief, for no one
cares to hear his lamentations not
ven the democracy of ''the Dark
and Bloody Ground."
1 he fifty years of wedded life
enjoyed by Mrs. and Mrs. Isaac
Leisy, two of our early pioneers, is
worthy of the biggest respect as a
matter of sociology. They have
raised a large family, each of whom
is a credit to the parentage. These
old people are now on the easy de
cline of life and they still rest in
the shelter of the house wherein
they raised their family; where
- ,Uey watched over the breathing of
"their little ones in the still hours of
Um Aight, when they thought death
was near. Hand in hand they
have walked down the vale together,
and band in band they now see
i, the sunset of life (and to them it
f must be roseate) before them. This
half century has meant the life of
i the world to them, and- they have
during all these years, been a fac
i tor for good in society.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Jabob Huber to John Neuman. ia
a near Beaverturj Son
yn. a cay 10 ni u Caly, loU I, 2, 3
4. 6, 6, 7 and 8 block 3I Beavertn
- Emily Cornelius to J T Fairchil.l,
5o
4, 5. o na 7, 8, 9 and 10
block 9, Cornelius ,j5
J P Young to G W L..ughliii 8o'a
t3iuw uoo
F M Heidel 10 Florence Teler. lots
. , . 3 and 4 block 2 Enoea ad Hilla-er-
boro and other landi jinn
j " i mary a ueinara, 11 a
aec 17 t a s r 1 w
J P Wagner to Caroline fl w.'Jn
180
tfaWmSlokesdlc ,00
Jobq P Wagner to Sarah A Taylor',
.v. iui o, uik 3, uriis ad, G. .
Jlenry Stinkemeier to Fred Stinke-
f',8'.7 91 in R S Topper d 1 c
E W Haines to O P Eldridge, lots
la and ijblock 9 S Pad F Grove
plan Whitlow Hughes to Jasper
w. ,??. 2 a North Side ad
Hillaboro
Mamie Rankin to J W Enoch's'
same as above.
JasTBaxton to Nelson Wellnisii'
t 00x100 feet lot 1 block a7 F G
Nancy McMillan to Jamjs U Sew
ell, her int in tract in Wm Bal
dra die
J C Aldrich to Tames
200
360
2oo
175
175
"00
l5o
lot 2 blk 10 Forest Grove ... 7oo
John Seth to Geo W Seth 80 a sec
28tasriw 5oo
B W Haloes to Lydia B Lilly, 75 a
1 1 n 14 w t
W A Clapp to J N Hoffman et alt
Matinraw 17jo
J N Hoffman to J C Giltner tract
u waiter-tad Forest Grove ...
Mary Robbing to Edbert Robbins
36ec2ot2sriw
Mary Robbins to W B Robbins 35
a tec 20 t 2 r 1 w
Edgar Poppleton to Tohn Wil
800
. . tola 6 and 7 blk 6 Cornelius i,
uiinu n.cnipiu 10 j H Kay,
129x160 feet Finney's ad, Hills
boro John R Dallas to Myrtle Lilly, ltio
a sec 11 1 1 a r 5 w
John Marx to J W Hartrampf lot 2
blk lo Thome's ad Hillsboro..
Sarah J Day to Chester B Day, 40
aaecat it r 1 w
7oo
Sou
loo
A A Verateeg to Jot B Bryan 40 a
I
ec 31 1 a t r 2 w. ,
Maria Seadfli lav to Jos Scbuller
soatrc S3 tiara w
B F Day to John B Day .wV a sec
600
1050
35 1 ar 1 w 1100
Geo Boland to B F Day 40 a ei i't
t tsn w ii5o
Washington county farmers are
plowinn and seeding this in Janu-
y ry. 1 here is uardl) a month in
the jor, between September nd
June, nut plowing ami plantinir, ,
of some kind, it not indulged, iui
Greg, n W hat, "aith birds sing
in', M the plowboy whistling, and
the fiitga crakiiig, is the reaon
that spring i not here. Just think
oi me terrible col I ttinter bark tn
'he central states and be thmkful
that you are in Ortgon
r or photos ami trames cut on
Pope A .M oi gin.
We are here to star and will
please you with any kind of photos.
Give us a tall Pope v Morgan.
While the past two weeks hav
been very dull, local merchants re
port that the trade of 1!KK ev
eeeded that of 190 bv fully thirty
per cent A'l look to even a better
year in 1904
Mrs. Zilpha II.rner, of Chico,
Cat., who has been in atten land
ance at the burial of her father.
the lata E. II. Warren, leaves for
home the last of the week.
Miria(e licences have been
gran'ed to the following: Oscar
Anderson and Miss Kreder.ka
Wer e; Hugh L Read and Gene-vt-ve
Harrington: Alb?rt H Nm-
nnn and Edith L. Bigel w.
Mrs. Herman Koehnke, of three
miles southwest of Hillsboro, diet!
this mornit g after a siege of ty
phoid, ilh complied ions. She
leaves a husband and three child
ren Mr Koehnk is now con
fined to his room with typhoid and
is unable to attend the funeral.
vte will close out our entin-
'lock of men's wi.ittr oveicoats at
ten per cent reduction, for the next
twenty days. We have the finest
selection in Washington county.
Now is the time to make your selec
tion there are yet several months
f chilly weather H. Wehrung &
Sons,
Uncls Dan T. Phillips, of Cor
nelius, wss in the city yesterday,
.lebiating his 81st birthday. Mr.
Phillips came across the Isthmus
from Illinois in 1S54, and has
made this county his home ever
since lis and his estimable wife
have many friends here. Twelve
children have been born to them.
and they have grandchildren who
are grown and married.
The Root hern Pacific Co. is now
celling round trip tickets tn Port
land from Hillsboro for f.85, good
t;ointr Saturday or Sunday, rsturn
in Sunday and Monday, givine
all day Sunday and Monday in
Portland. The same arrangement
applies from Portland, piving peo
pie a chance to visit valley points
at greatly reduced rates.
The barber hw ha gone to the
bow-wows, and hert afte', if any of
the tonsorial art desires, he can
open hit shop on bundav, withnui
vio a'lon of the law. Th-y have
become accustomed to having thi
day of the week as their own, and
if they change back to the old cus
torn they will 1 e foolish. A recent
supreme court decifinn on a liw
imilar lo the harber law applies
the same to it, and a Multnomah
judge holds that the liarb r liw is
null and void.
County Trejsur Jai k on has re
ived n)'ice from the sta'e thai
Washington county's tax this jer
6b,?ri, plus $142 11 m'e-est on
he coyn'e bounty tux a total of
37,014 61. Half of this will be
paid before May 1 and the balance
by ovemler 1, without interest
Mr. Jackson has a'Bi received
r ft for 1061.49, Washington
couniy s snare ot the five per cent
IT d I 1-1 .1
u. ci. iani saies, mis money lo go
to no otner purpose man tha bet
ernunt of roads.
Cornelius G. W. Phillipa. of
Wilbur, Wash., visited with rela
lives here last week. Mr. fieo
Hol'dier, of Patton & Holscher.
and Miss Bessie Sums, of this city.
were united in marriage at the res
idence of Mr. Hevc -ck. this w ek
Justice H. G. Fitch ofliciatine
Mr. and Mrs Holscher have return
ed from a short wedding trip and
win commence nousekefDmg in
Corneliui.-Dr. Everest, late of
uaston, and who his purchased
me fv. ot r. Hall, is n acina
brick foundation under the struct
ure It will soon be occupied ss
urn Biurc. i iifre will 06 WOrK in
a: ! i , f
oimoniues louge, k. or sr., next
i uesday evening. -
B. G. Leedy, Master of the State
Granges, was in town today on his
return irom a l'oraona Grange
meeting neia at Hanks under the
hospitality of Lewis & Clarke
Grange. He reports an excellent
time and says that he had a class
of about fifty to take the Pomona
oegree. blate lecturer A. T. Bux
ton, of Horest Grove, was also pres
ent to aseist in the work. There
was plenty to eat. good programs,
and an all round good timp. The
next quarterly meeting of Pomona
win ne at wahington Grange,
north of Uleneoe, April 4. Wash
ington county has ten eranee. and
will be entitled to three deleeates
th. Ui.i. n :
mo iuic uraugo in us annual
session nt Corvallis. Mav 24.
Leedy has inaugurated a great deal
of enthuHasm in the grange move
ment of the state and his selection
was a fortunate one for the organiz
ation.
For Salo. One of the finest or
gans in the county. Ten sets of
reeds; solid walnut; French plate
mirrors. .Nearly new. Les than
half cost takes it. W. J. Wall
Argus and Oregonian, $2.
Now is the time to subscribe j
from
Timber today
Forest Grove now has a prohibi
tion city administration and at
called mooting last night, accord
ing to the Times, passed a strict
prohibitory ordinance. The vote
stoood throe to three, thrco hold
over councilman v-tii g against,
and Mavor Huge c st tha devi ling
favorable vote
Thomas S. Sowoll, of north of
Ilillslto o, di d loday, Thursday,
January 'JS, 11HH, of tuhercuht
Although the doceail had len
ailing for some time, his death was
unexpected, lie was thirty-six
years of ago. Interment will be
in the West I'nion cemetery to
morrow. He was a brother to
Chas. Sewell, who carries the mail
from Hillsboro through the Laurel
Farmington section.
PROBATE.
Est-fe Washington Jones, deceased,
finally settl-d an I bondsmen dis
charged Esta e Abner Vau.hn,
dec ased, same order as above.
Citation ordered made to ht-ira and
interested parties to appear at
ciu'l house Match 7 ad show why
pe ition to sell tealty in estate Asa
WilliiivB, deceuel, shall not be
grantd. Homer Griffin es ate, re
ceip s. 1846,92; d sbursements,
f()l!)!H; administratrix autho'ited
to sell personal property at private
sale Sain realty es ate Peter Har
per, decease I, conn med. Siiwell
Fuller e-tate. Beaveron, valued a
S80 Miss Minnie Warren ap
pointed administratrix is'ate E II
Warn n, deceased, bonds at $4,400.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX'S
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY,
Xolii-o is hereby glwn that pursuant to
an order or sale uf real property, made
anil entered by the County Court of the
Slate of Uregou for the County of Waab
ii'tfUin. on th 2wb day of January, 1MM.
in i he n alter of the ratate or it. L.
SiiitH'k, di-CNuied, t te undersigtHH, Ad
umiiHtratrii uf the mid estalH. will atll at
pnlilic aurtion to the lilithest blildor for
cmxIi in hand, ur part vaxh and tho bal-an-e
mKurod by morlage. said tale belnp
ubjict to eonliruiatloii by the County
Court alwve named, ine Atlowing real
property, belnx, lyiir and aituala in
Washington Ooimty, Orevon, and uiott
particularly described follows. to-lt:
KeK'.nning at a point Twenty-four rods
Sortb of the Southeast Corner of the
Northwest quarter of lbs Southwest quar
ter of Section Thirty-two (32) In Town
ithip Two Ci). South, Kange One (I) Wet
f ti e Willamette Meridian, running
thenoe West Forty rods, thence South
thirty rods, thence East forty rods,
Ibriire South Thirty rods to the place ol
Ixvinniiie. eniitalninir tn all Sctdu and
one-half Oi) sores lu Washington Couuty
State of Oregon.
1 but Saul sale will be made on
ll'KSDAY. FKRKITAKY O. 19M.
at leu o'clock in the lorenoon of aaid day.
.. II... C .1. .1 i . .. '
iiiioouuui 'Knirm loo voun nouae, in
IlillNboro, Washington Count v, Oregon,
i he purchaMer to pay for the ekpenaea ol
conveyin-in(.
8U8IK U SHOCK,
Ailnilnistnitrli of the Kslatt of H. L.
Nniork, Deceased.
I'Kip.1 at HilhlMro this 3Hb day of Jan
uarr, 1!'4.
Alei Sweek, Attorney for plaintiff.
Executor's Notice.
Xolirn is hereby riven that tba nn.lor.
Hit(iil haa beon by the County (Viurt ol
ine mnie oi urcgon, lor Wasliinioii
County, duly apiinled and contlrinwl
ni'cuior or tne last will ami teaUment ol
Kale M. Wiley, deowaed. and baa doli
imlilieil nml euteretl 0mjii the dischargv
of hia dutieaan uch Eieoulor.
bow, thererore, all iroiiR having
I'lainia ainiinHt the estate of aald Kate W.
nrney, occeuneu, are nereby reouirwl to
present tlie wiine to the undersigned at
uie law omieui ueo K. uagley, m llilla
iro. ure.'on, toKetuer witn Droner
vouchers, within aix niontha from ih
uace oi tins notice.
W. V. WILKY,
s.xectitor ot tbe last will and testament
or nine in. Wiley, ilwwnl.
Dated January H, 1904.
OREGOfl
Shout Line
aho Union Pacific
3 TUAIN8 TO THE EAST DAILY
UtOM FUItTLAND.
Through Pullman standard and toon
aleeping-csra daily to Omaha, Chicago,
Spokane; tourist ateeping-car daily to
Kaosaa City; through Pullman tourist
sleeping-cara (peraonally conducted)
weekly to Chicago. Kansaa Citv. re-
dining chair cart (seats free) to the
Iiast daily.
np ART
FOR
DAILY
TIME SCHEDULES
FROM
PORTLAND
ARRIVI
FROM
Baii.t
Chicugo
r"ort
laud Biiecial
Salt Tke, Denver,
Kt. Worth, omaha,
Kausax City, 8t.
Iouia, Chiuavo and
KaHt
9:'4a.n.
4-.30 r. u
via
Atlantic
Halt Lake, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
KanaiM City, Ht.
Louis, Chicago and
Kiwi
8:15 r. u.
10iaO.H
via
Iluiit
inirton St. Paul
Walla Walla, Lewie
tnu.Hpokaiie, Wallace
Pullman, Minneap
olis, St. Paul, l)u
luth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and Kant
Kant
Mail
0:00 p. M.
via
SKkane
OCEAN AND E1VKK 8CIIEDULR
FBOM PORTUMD
Hteainshins tietween Portland and R
Francisco every five days.
Kiver boats on the lower Columbia and
Willamette daily except Sunday.
LOW KATK8
To and from all noints in tha Kast.
Tickets via this route on sale at all depot
offices of the Mouthrn Paclrto Co.
A. L. CRAIG,
General Pagaenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.00
Max Burchoher was down
9 L X3
Do You Pay
More Than Once?
When you brin jj your prescript ion to tis you
may be confident that it will be filled aecur
ately with the best quality of drugs, and that
you will Ite charged only what is reasonable
for such service. We pay uo percentage
to any physician for his prescriptions. This
is oue reason why you obtain full value
for your uiotiey at
BAILEY'S PHARMACY
lli? Q11'1! Mwljcmcs
At Prices NO C.RKATER than
the ordinary.
When you are sick you want
the best. We fill Prescriptions
with the Best Drugs obtainable
and charge no more than others
do for ordinary drugs, -: -:-
QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO.
The Delta Drug Store
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mntlfiel Lift liortah 17 i van IIihI I v virl iia
iiex.MitionHtinInitloritmr liii.ii-r t It
luul A. 1).. at the rate t,t Mi
tmr cant brr tininiii. mill Uia miiiii
- " '
fo.w ruiui wiiu uiirrvs. wiertMiii injui
.March 6, IWrt..ttherto of i lr rent.
the Court IIiiumi in IlillNlioru, Wanhiiitf
ton Couuty, Vrvgn at the hour of tioi
o'clock a in. of mid day, null at public
auction to the higlie.it bidder for caah in
hand, all uf Ihe richt, title and Intertmt of
the above uauied delemlai 11. and eaidi of
tbi-m, uf, In and lo all of the followiiiK
deacribed real property, lyinK. I.einif and
situate In WaahiiiKton County. Oregon,
and more particularly described aa fol
low., to-wit:
Flrat Trai t. Portion of the I). L. C. of
Wm. I.everU b and wire in township Oue
norm. Kauge Three west or the will.
Mer , and dntcrihed aa follow, to-il:
I'oluiiientlnu on the Eiwl line of tutid l.
L, U la.JH ehs. North TVireKt from the
Southeast corner of aald I). L. C, thence
South W de(f. W West l0!ch. (more or
lea.) to the center of Hairy Creek ; thence
up the center of said creek with the
meandering thereof lo the division lino
between the North and Month halves of
aaid Win. Mverirh D. UC, thence North
W deg. 46' Kast S.'l.0H ch. (more or lewi),
to the Kast Line of said Ivern li claim;
thence aoutli 7' Kast 7.95 cha. to tbe nlat e
of beginniiiK, coiitaiuinK MM acre
rteiiond Tract, )V ('"I""' at a point at
tbe iuter-iKcliou of the thread of Dairy
Creek with Ihe division Hue between the
North and Mouth halvea of said Win.
Levtricb Claim, .aid point IwinK 1M40
una. f7ouu aoo ot.iri I'll., ttcmi. oi me t
...... U .1. I . e.k I. ttr. . .m i,
Nnril.Ba.i a ,rn of Hactin r Tnainui.in
One North, Kange Three West of the
win. ier., thence up the center or .aid
Dairy Creek with the meandnriiiga thereof
to the division line aforesaid; thencd
Kast m mid division tine lo the Dluee of
beginning, containing two acres, (more or
less.) '
Third Tract. Ail of Iit One. Two anil
Three of and In block numbered Twelve.
of and In Simmon's Addition to the Town
of Hillsboro, Washington Couuty, Ore
gon. To satisfy the heieinliefnre named sum
and the coats and expense of sale and of
said writ. Huid sale will be made subject
to redemption aa per statute of Oregon.
Dated at Uillsboro, Oregon, on this 4th
day of January, 1901.
J. W. 8EWET.L,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
Ueo, II. Dagley, Attorney for I'lttiuliir.
Administrator' a Notice,
Notice 1. herehv irlven I hut the 11 tiller.
elgned baa this day been appointed, by
the Honorable County Court or the State
of Oregon for Washington County. Ad
ministrator of the estate of Moses K
Dillaboy, Deceased. All ncrMona havlnu
claims against said estate will present tin
same to me at my residence In Ihis
County and Htate within six months from
the data of this notice. Dated this 14th
day of January, 1904,
. , . , MOW KM DI Id, A HOY,
Administrator of the Estate of Moses E,
Ulllaboy, Deceased.
W. D. Mare. Attorney for Adinlnlytra-
tor.
Oregon, for Washington County, dated ; " r. i i ill . l,. 1"""" ""' nr
theh day of January. !W. , favor o Ofr.;ii fur the
J. F. l aoiiele. tilafiHlir. and agaumt "Av ' ' ",h
Kinuia K. Colmtmi ulld K. K. OoleStork, '1?' , ,,,r ' i '? f"Vl'r ,Vf tK""iv
defend.uta. tor Ihe .mil 9111 50 w.th inter: L' T,"' """''I"1 K
,t th.raon tr,,m ll. lib dv ol M.r... """ ! "l.lnoll. his Wile, n )IMe
mi ti tun iinui aii ui tv i'taiK in '
I r at.- !.. La ..a ik.
neraiinuni. to me Uirocted and drlivnreil i ,.. ..' """""'y,
.i.uiaiiding me to make al of the prop- i ,. .' i-, " ' i,7, " u'"lV !
Prtv of the d..fenda..U. for want !,f (' J' tt 1,1 l'"'t thorron at the r,i
sudlciont lienioiial proportr. 1 have levied 17., ,T'v,;, iV. ! "' "i"
upoi.,audl.viilueofui. judKinent and ?V rr' lJta' '"' f"r""
eiecution, I will on Monday, if.., Mth day fiV '- ( ,'. J"ty f " 7"-"" IK'llr''
..T I. ....... IIMLI . II.. .All. .1. .. T -" " i...', iwtl(T,l,.IllI 1,1 II, f,
"i iru, n t iwvi. ill. niiiui ii'.n
SHERIFF'S SALE.
f .. . .
AV T ' .v V K' hy VlrtUfl of
"SV'f "V"'. iwan Allen mid
if 7 ". . . : V, ' """"r- ,,,r '"
Jill fa .1IA liaaf .m.la tu . . r
ii.... M, (( , f . -
11U , " 7T "l1"
I-
riite
directed and dtdlvereil, ro amlliiK u
to make sale ol the r;tl propnrly lirrrluaf
tor descrllied. I have levied upon ami pur
moon mi hki oniiir ami derive, will, at
tne Houui door or the Court houat In the
city of llilloboro, Oron, on Monday, the
I tday of February, 14, at the hum uf
mo ii i-i. x , a. in or said day, sell at pub
lie audi. n to tho hiKhnst bidder lor ea-h
In hand, the followinir deacrilied real ea
lulu, Iviiik. beiiiK and situate in WanliliiK
loii County, Oii-irmi, and more particular
ly ueacr ne.i aa follow., to-wit:
Lit 2 ill HliN-k f.ntlnr "K" lii Hi,.,.r. a.i.
ilition to the Town of llnaverton, Oreirou,
to BiitlHlv tlm lirclnl,i.f,.i- num..!
and iheeoNl. and espenw. of sale and of
w r (
Haiil salo will Iw made nubjeet to re
demption aa per Htntute of Uroirou
Killed at 1 1 illHlx.ro, Oregon, Drcmnber
.' J. W.HKWKI.I,,
Hherlirnl WashiiKtoii County, Oregon.
Cleetou Adraham. Attornt ya lor pliiln
tilf, with olllwa at I'o'llaiid.
CALL FOR CITV WARRANTS.
Notice is hereby given that all ellv war-
r.m drawn on ire llill.iioro Water Hi
Light l und, and endorsed "Not Paid for
want ol I'unda" prior to August i. looi.
are now payable at the office of the nil.
j deisigned and interest will cease after
: mis nate.
Hillsboro, Oregon, January aS, 1004,
JOHN M. WALL,
Treasurer of tbe City ol Hillaboro.
Administratrix'! Notice.
Notice I. hnrnbv olvn (hat tlm niul.
I signed Iihh been by the County Court of
os nwo 01 iimgoii, lor aiiiininon
County, apiHiintod adminiHtratrix of the
estato of A, H. Noukirch, deceased, and
Iihn duly riimllllod and entered upon the
dlHchargo of her diitliiH aa iich.
Now, thnremre. all persons having
claims against the enlnte aaid A. II.
Neukiruh, deceased, are hereby ro,ulrod
to preaeut the same to the undersigned at
Ihe law o'llceof (loo. H. Hiiglcy. in IIIIIh
lioro, Orngou, toirnlhcr w(th nrooor
vouchers, within six months I'riim the
date hornof.
Dated at HillMlK.ro, Oregon, this 20lh
day of January, 1U04
, , , A. I). NRUKIRCH,
Administratrix of tho estate of A. H.
Neiiklrch. deceaaed.
Notice of Final Settlement,
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, sole executor of the lust will anil
testament of (loo. II, Day, deceased, has
filed in the County Court of the Hints ot
Oregon, for Washington County, his Una!
account tn Ihe matter of the estate of
sslil Heorgo II. Day, deceased, anil that
said County Court hns fixed Monday, the
hi uay oi jviarcn imm, at tne Hour or HI
o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court
lloom of said County in 1 1 lllsboro, Wash
iiiglon County, Htate of Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing objections to
said final account and for the final sell la
ment of said estate
Dated at HillHboro, Orogon, this 17 day
of January, HIOL
JOHN F.DAY,
Sole executor of the Inst will and testa
ment of Ueo. II. Dav, deceased.
W, D, Hare, Attorney for Plaintiff.
I am agent Tor the Iiamoler and
Wolff American wheel the bent
wheels for the money in the world.
All kinds of repairing nkilfully
done. Full line of ".porting goodo.
F. It. Dailey, Main Street.
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We hv added several new stvlrs of Ir m Iw.U lo our line, tnak-
lug it second to uonr.
OMK NOTADLi: Nt.WCOMIP
Suit casrs, trunks, stiaw sod c.mss coveted lelrnopes,
loiters all culois .nil iualiUrs.
This week we hevin woik on imr urw store loom which will give US
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We furnish jour home at a saving to youl iHketliook.
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RUNNING RISKS
DkSPITK the prevalence of rllery, n few con
tinue to keep motiey about their homes. In thus
doin, they not only risk the loss of money, hut
also their lives, llow much safer and lx-ttcr it
would he if these people were to hriiij; the money
to the hank. Are you running such risks?
J. W. SHUTE, BANKER
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SECOND STREET MEAT MARKET
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made sausHge, lard. Finest of
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During the months of January and
and February Dennis will sell foot
wear at reduced prices in order to
make room fur his spring stock.
Here is a chance to get good foot
wear at economical values. - -
Five Prizes to be Given Away
Every person who buys a pair of
will be entitled to a guess at the
number of pairs of shoes which
we will receive in our
ELEGANT SPRING STOCK
Five prizes will be given away to
people making the five best guesses:
Two best guesses, each to get a pair
of the best shoes in the house.
Two next best guesses; each to get a
pair of lady's shoes, best in the house.
Fifth best guess; winner to have
choice of best pair of children's fine
shoes in the house, ....
We Must Make Room for Stock
That is now ordered and which will
be here in the early spring. We
mean business, and we are going to
furnish you with a qttalily of foot
wear at prices that will mean a sacri
ficebecause wc arc forced to do it.
Call in and sec our stock and you
will agree that it can't be excelled.
DENNIS' SHOE STORE
Hillsboro, Oregon
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