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WUSBOAO AKrtUS, JUNE t, 190S Entered at the Pot -office at Hillabom, Oregon, u aeonnil-claaa mail matter. LUCIUS A. LONti, Editor. County Official Paper Subscription : On Potior per Annum. SI Montha, OOcta.; Three Month, Sj its. tic and communities that will miintaia exhibits and admit on ' other ways at the exposition, every inducement to have the Kastern people visit their section. THE MARKETS, lasaett Every ThrlT -BY 1XNQ MeKINNKY RuMian luptemacy in Kastern Asia ia now a thing of the past. She has lost all control of Man churia, and the chance are that he will never again have the ascendancy. Russia may as well nuke peaoe terms and turn hrr at tention to troubles at home, seek ing only to prounte reil reforms rather than to punish those that have made capital out of their country's conflict. Russia has !ot her power in the east because of in cornptency not of the soldiers and sailors, for they are brave-of officers in command. Ohio republicans are stand'tig pat, and their platform tells us that there is nothing wrong with the tariff schedule. Meanwhile the revenues of the government are falling shorter and shorter each month. If this keeps up tbe ad ministration will ha forced to do the "Clerelsnd act," and iue bonds And in the meantime the trusts, which stood so indignant at "encroachment of natioaal honor" are getting their profits arbitrarily. Why people should take from Carnegie without question and turn down John D , seems paradoxical. One made his money by a tariff that made competition impossible, and the oth?r made his by buying out the opposition, or forcing them out and by making the railways break even with bim. Vice President Fairbanks is in Portland, and with him is "Your Uncle Joe Cannon," both of whom are said to be out for the presiden tial nomination. When question ed about the aspiration Cannon said "H 11," but perhaps he was thinking of Fairbanks when he made tbe rejoinder. This morning's market reports,! compiled from Portland quotations, are: Valley Wheat, export value. S.Ve! and W. Barlev feed. $22 50; rolled, fit , nd$2.Tl. i Oats, White, $2S and 3 per ton. Oats, Gray, $2 J per ton. Bran, $19 per ton. Hay, Timothv, $14 and lit.. Hay, Clover, $11 and $12. I Potatoes. Fancy, $t 0" and $1 !,". Onion. Fancv, $.i 50 and $4; No. i 2 $1 50 and $2.50. i Kggs, Oregon ranch, 17 and IS. ! Butter, Kxtra Creamery, $ 20. flutter, store, ranch, 14 and 155 IRRIGATING NOTICE Notice ia heieby given that parties ' may from this date uee water for! irrigating lawns. Hours for irriga-1 ting will be from G;00 to 8:00 p. m. two hours eaoh evening Thtwe winning to nee water must first no tify Snpt W. H Uingle or Record er H. T. Bagley. Violation of the two hour service will cause water to he cut oil', and a peualty of 50 cent for turning same on. W. H. Uingle. Snpt. Hillahcro, Ore., May 4, I'HVi. First Quality Drug Store We provide for the people who have hud enough ex perience to -know that inferior goods are dear at any price; who have learned that good goods from a first quality, trustworthy house are always chcajer really and aggressively cheaper to buy. We Have Made a Reputation V WHllMHI H II H I "4 Ml 1II I- TIIK M(Wf .! I I I . IU IMI LOVELACE Kecowl. 2:20 II.! Registered a PMNCli LOVKLACIi. 12,7 1 1 SIKK tK Hymn !, !,: Km Ua.c. I mil; Tim. ...e(!i t,,t. , n rt.,vr.l ?.. f,(,. : vear-uM rw or.l mail "11 N. I C. in l!Vl. n til inner rli'i y lugm In, n - I k' -l. in, , s ,i ' ;lt ...! I,.n.'lv ilnll. M Inner "f 'J Vi'r nl'l I int uitu lak at Mule Kn t r In liml; l.,.i,l I .1 ,,, ,. . i, -., )tI,. take :il Stale rir lit PM; Alto !.', I rr (lit trial, '.V.U: nn lev. J-ji nr .-l.t iriul, V in t.i, i ; I .-in., I! . j vnir ,,t. i .1 . in mo We l.iveiv, 'J yur .i.l trial S:'. in iwn Jerry, liin vl c mile iu i ,nii,m inn ,, Mii;ivii im.l ..I IMi t.ii,i liii,iou r,M I li.,'. 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Vor our prescription work, K-eause we do the wotk ex- actly as it should he done. e pay no one a percent age to send us prescriptions, and, therefore, it pays you to bring such work to This is an advertisement, and likewise it is a fact. MILWAUKEE Thorou;lihrcd. Sued lv i ;i cc K:ng!tt, s.mi vI Ten Htocck one nt Hie ery Uit r-Mv lmrr In Amei .,-,i in m e l.i I, , , ,,,, ,,,, r . ,,, I he i..lw ,hk Ii,hi: s,,tnev ,,,,,,i,i,,ri mill veil h Am, ll, .1,1 i i U, p. i, i .,,, V!,,.,,M i . I i, i . ".ll,., .e.,r HU1I; Ailmiwe liiinr,!, winner .f lliixiklyn ll.tn.li, .in, s,ii,..m ;,-.. I , , , , ,. ,, ,., ,, tet,v, Ihiiml: lr 'liei.nt. liiiiri iim'.si, LoiiiM Inmiiiiirnl lliiuili, ,, n,ii n... , ,,, , ,,,,,, i 1 1, i. e .i t I1 , mil." ml inn In SO., e,iuihtf the tltne III it li.ll.l I tftt!, mm el I In- I.. -,: ll .i i !,, ,i i I , ll,r '.,,S.:i (i h in,i,i, ,i I'l't. Hrxl lUm riuiliv, hy I .iiihIiim, ,m ,,i Fi.miu.i, , I ,:,, i ,,, I i, ,i i.,i-,. ,,i,l I extin-tmi ; tliinl v'i'ii it'lk M'H'S ,,v ,t; Imiilh .him .v (mi,. , 1 1, .! ,,,, l. I V,.,l l,n.-, ,i.-. MII.W At kbit in ft l-iii l ill.,n, ii h.n.,1 , liieh. mi l ,, ,. ,i ,,,, ,. ii,,,..,., i, ,, ,,, , ,,, i, in ; lue lnil,.i,' In 1 -. nine im.l it ,, iri,'l in J I ,, in i 1, ,1, I, ,,!,.,! ,,i,. ,, ii,, i I,,, , Am, i .. i. E. 11. TONGU13. Will liuikc tltc st-aott al I iil: li,,ii, ,a I IiIIsIkuo. Ore. Field and garden seed in bulk ' at Greer's j Administrator' i Sale oi Real Estate Xotioe is herei.tr given that, by virtueof an onler and decrea of the County l imit of Wasliingtoii toiinly, re;oii, ina.le ami entered on May !', lWCi. the uinter sticnFil ail in in 1st ra tor ot the e-,ut ef Charlotte Gra- Myers, ilewwteit, will on Mumlay, July 3. 1MU5, at the h.nir of In o'clock" pf said day. al the smith dmrof the ii.n rt hone in Hitlsnom, Or oii. '. duly aell at puhiie auetion to the high est bidder, for cash in hand, the follow in describe,) real estate, to wit: An undivided one eittli h interest in '2', acr of land in Forest Grove. Washing. ton County, Oremm, and whieh is de scribed as f illows: Lot 1 and Kast half ot niock 3-i, and Lot i, Blwk SS, Forest Drove. Oreirmi. FRANK 8. MYFKS. Adniinixtrittor of the i-siate ol Charlotte Grace Myers, deoeaseil. HeiiHui liowiiian. Attorney for Fjtate. 1 F : No Good For Business VThen jmii hire made a niM of it oa any wtiLky, but CYRUS NOBLE X this U lh wy you tt n the tuorntnir. Your thinking h ttitttfctnl with your bii-unc-t, if yxni want to v how vutt lrt ttflrr ft nihi ol it on the KiHt n bnttil sareour nrst a lvrtiiunt. Our whi?kie rt the be-tt tor cuunvwt anil rnedKiu) ue. Call fvir them. ill atf CLUBS, 04M J DEALERS. w.J. van suicv vet 4 ca, he Duuiw. mruMa. m Protect Your Cows Thi is the fly season and you aliould keep tip the flow uf milk j using So-Bos-So with one of mr liand sprant- a utr kill for the. Kow-Kure on band. We sell International Stock and Poultry Toml Diamond Chick Feed is liest for poultry. Hone, oyster shell ami grit for the Fooitry Yard. We keep stock salt o! all kind. S?e in for I'.oiir and Feed. The Perchcron Slallion, VALINDUS No. 22031 Dark tlapplo gray; build; uohjJis 1850 PROPOSALS FOR WOOD I. The J. V. Ilartranipf Feed Store J Sealed bids for tbe furnishinir of 50 eords of ; f . . M M t A A A A C A ft S A ' Flour and Feed. Cate's Market Tbe Forest Orove ball team was again victorious, Sunday, defeating the Stephens addition nine by a score of 6 to 5. Married, at Portland, June 1, 1905, Mr. C. Haynea, of Forest Grove, and Miss Anna M. Sul'en berg. The groom is a ton of Col. Harry Haynej and wife. According to the Forest Grove Times haa a postoffice at the depot, in tbe store of C. L. Bump. This will be of benefit to the condenser and those who reside near the station. There is a popular erroneous im pression going the rounds that the evening traio on tbe West Side will leave Portland an bear later than usual. Agent Hinnhair this evening telephones that no such schedule has been ordered. Five hunters' licensee have been granted by the county clerk's office: Elmer Penney, Gales Creek; W. M. Langley, (Ah there, Judge!) Forest Grove; Iaac Baldwin, Forest Grove; C. C. Hoopes, Gatton, and Frank O'Dell, Laurel. W. B Smith, who has the big Hoover it Connell ranch noith of town under leass. was in the citv this afternoon, and savs that the Hertian Flv is doing some damage with Winter wheat, and that the aphis is workine on the oats. The former, however, are doing the moat damage, as tbe oats do not seem to be suffering from the in vasion of aphis. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES Rojestvensky, the Russian ad miral, is in a Japanese hospital with a broken skull. Another cloud burst near Hep j ner, this week, resulted in two live being lost Tbe family left the house for safety and were drowned. The house was uninjured. An anarchist yesterday threw a bomb at King Alphoneo, of Spain, wbo is visiting in Paris. Five pe eons were injured, but the young king eiciped without a scratch. HOME SEEKERS' RATES Tbe Southern Pacific Company will make a rate of one fare for the round trip from Portland to all points in Oregon Ashland and north for visitors from the East to the Exposition at Portland to en able them to look over Western Oregon with a view of settling or investing. These tickets will be good for fifteen days limit, with stop over at all intermediate points, and will be sold to holders of the Exposition round trip tickets from points East of tbe Rocky Moun tains.'.;..,' This will afford tbe various coun- lone, will be opened bv the twiard of rhool W directors of school district No. 7,at Hills I -' boro, Oregon, on Saturday the Inth day of June, at tne nourot i-..iup. ni sai.t wood to be delivered at thewbool bouse, at Htllehoro, Oregon, on or before Mcpteni- oer i, ia. i Addreuall proposal to R. B. Colliim. Chairman of the board of School Directors, i innnci jo. i, uuisuoro, urepin. ; WEJNHARD'S io,, The best of all Peers. Bottled for Medicinal Use Notice to Contractors Sealed bids for construction of an addition ' to the School House at Hillsboro, Oregon, will De opened tiy tne ooartl orschool dt-li rectors of said district, at the office of 3. B. , Tt A Si Huston, in Hilhboro, Oregon, on Satur-1 dar the 10th day of June, al the hour oi l:au p. m Contractor to furnish all material. Plans and specifications may tie Keen at Mr.' Uuston'a office. The hoard reserves the j right to reject all bids. Contractor tntmt I pire bonds to complete work by Sept 1,1 1H05. Address bids to R. B. Collins, Chair man of the Board, School Iiist. No. 7, i Hillsboro, Oregon. i Sealed Bids for School House Work! At W. V. WILEY'S H M M h js ia. it. m x s.. m m i a i m m m m & Oregon Shoit line Sealed proposals will lie receivel l.y the i School Hoard of Greenville, Ore.. Ih.it. No. , 12, until June 21, ?, for painting school , building one coat: for raising building and I putting in a stone foundation; and lor re covering roof with sh'iiKles. All work to 3 TKAlNtt TO 'I'HK K4.ST KAIl-Y tie done in workmanlike manner, and all material to be furnished liy the district. The Board reserves the right to rciect any or all bid,. Jiirect bid, to the u..ders1I.,- . Th h ril!imHn mhtx lomUl . -1 : i-, i... M.: ... JOHN IRELAND irejinj;-t u.iuj ii vniiittii, vim a" Aita Union Pacific l l!OM I'OltTbAMI. SUMMONS IS Till.; Ctil'NTY CttiniT OK TIIK t, f A I E Oh' oliKiiON, Kol! TH K COUNTY OV WA.SIIIXdTO.N Allen A Lcnli, a corinriitli.n, rialntiff, v. I FrnI Verbauwheile anil Nathulla f Verlmiuvhe.li', DefemUliU. ) To Freil Veibaiihed anil Nnthiilie VerbauHbede, the above iiuiiii'd defetul antst In the name of the State of Orciruti. von ami each of yon are Imifl.y coniuiiiiiilcd hi in rc'juirrii tu;iii,cur in HicHliovHentiilHi cuiir. in tlii alxiva entitled cuiise on or before the expiration ot sit wcclts' pulili cation ot this Hiiuiiiiiins in Urn tlillshoro Argus, iiiiiiini'iiiing ith the icsue ol April 21. I'J", nt:, i.mlii.g with tin-Iss it dated June H, MKi, and thst you iippcai and ansnrr on or bvfiirc tlio klh iliiy ol J line. Chill. .. , . ... . . 6-4 ; v". ., i ' 1 1 ; 1 4jj' .v. .1 jd ". it -V" SIKI --Villt-rs iK.t) (StuSi). liy l'riaiil i ;,i7 (it.vil, ly I'lillt.uit t.;-i i;5', t'Y Hillliatit iSiii I'V Coin ii ri.)), by Vic ii n CIkinIui 17 131, I'V Coco ,71a), I'V Mu'.n.'ii ,715), by Jcun l,c 1;!.uk- j . I)M I.i.i.I.i a;.u 1 1521 1, 1'v ;iil!.iiU I i'. , lv l'rN(K 1 S'., l.y lvtiilt- ly ictix l'i- t'.n- su. ''v Ci'co I712I, !y Miiii.!! 1 71 5,. Iv loan I.o lil.uic l7.v. ' ' WHI stiiiitl tlio sotison of 1001 is lollows: S. A. I. Mi i k (iliue Monday noon tti'iit Tti 'ilrtv tiioriiicn tin citv tile - in, , day tunii until Wed- I ""i.tv tniift infi lii,i,::tm - ,. Ininlnv fvet.itin t d Tt.tt r -.i V until -J ii'il.ick. IMer NcUort'H pl.ti 1 Inns, lay tntt- ii i' ui t'l ''ti,lity tuiiriiii'K. Iliilllis. - Kii.Uy an ! until Hnlunluy ti unlit, u I. V. t oiim ir 1,11 111 .Saturday ami Suiiiltty timriiiiii,. TERMSSeason, $10t To inittrc foal to -tyrul und such, $12. G10. GIBSON, Maner. J. W. CONN til, OvMlOf. And you will bike notice t lint If you full Chairman Board of Directors. Spokane; tcurist sIct-piitK-car ihily to ' to appi-nr and auawci the enii.plaiiit ol fircenville, Oregon, jlay 'U, 1'JiJo. K.aua3 City; through t'nilir.an tourisl l':R!"11"' Kn,a 'hereof. Urn plntntil! Notion of Klnal Settlement, sleeping-cars (tH-rsoiinlly conducted) ,1,K? J'l'lu'im-nt agatns-. you, und each weekly to Chicago Kaiiwis C'itv te- "f r"r s1"" ul a 31 ''"ereM !"!" l1 m K, "?' l. " .7 ut ii ..t cent. ,cr milium siii.B Ki ptcmbet :cItninK .chair cam (seats free) to the .,, ,. ., ,, , dl,,lr,,lN . East daily. Notice is hereby iriven, that the under signed admiiiistrauir w ith the will annex- j " edof the estate of Kliner W. Nelson, de- i rn. ceased, has tiled his tlnal account in the ! ,.. County Court of tho State ol Oregon, (or : " . Washington County, In tbe matter of said j Chicago estate, ami that said Court haasetilon- I'urt day, the 29th day of May, WuS, at the I11"1 oiiuly Court room in Hillsboro, Oregon, ' Special at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said 'B:J)a.ii, dav as the time anil n ace for heanuif oh ! vm ieiiions to aid final account, anil the final settlement or sanl estate, ; nigum llalfl this April 27, i Atlantic JAAIKS It. MURRISSKV, Kxprcss Administrator with the Will anneied ot 8:15 r, M. the estate of Elmer W. Nelson, deceased. 1 via Geo. ll. lingley, Attorney for Adiuinis-, Ilunt- trator. Ington St, I'aui Fust Mail 6:(W r, m, via Spokane TIM K Hi'il Kfil : I. FX rR'.M Suit bake, Iimivnr, Ft. Worth, (hikiIli, Kansas i 'it v. Ht. Hunt- 1 l.ouis, t'liicago u.'ul Halt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, fit, 1ntis, CtucitKo fitnl EllKl a 11111 vie iiihM in 11.V 4ll I', Ii. I0:.fll A. JACKSON BOTTOM BRIDGE Sealed bids for building a bridge across Jackson Bottom, South of Hillsboro, said bridge to be about 4,nUiJ feet in lnrigthlaiid some tilling contiujfent upon survey) will lie received on Thursday. June S, jiMi, at 2:00 p. in. Specification's may be seen at the Court house after Mav W. Httccesifiil bidder niiist put. up snflicicnt bond, to 1 fixed by the Court, for the faithful per form nice of contract. b, A. ROOD, Judne. By Order Comuiissiotier Court, SVulla Walla. I,t wi- tou.Htiokuiie.W alliieo I Pullman, Mjimeap- j7:ffiA,iil oils, St. raul, I'u lo'.b, .MilMiiukcH, l.'liieagn and jCnsl General Merchandise 1 carry complete line ol General Merchandise, Groceriei, Dry Goods, Hardware and Building Material. I can get you anything you want, on order, at Portland prtcea. I make a specialty of cedar fence posts and cedar shingles. My line of Groceries can't be beaten. Give me a call, I buy farm produce, cash or trade. Give me a call. Gm S Reynolds Mountmlndalo, Or OCR AN AMI lUVFH KCJI KIM'I.K FROM POR'I'I.ANtl Steamships between Povllaiiil and Kan Francisco every live days. of ill suction, ami lor jmlxmeiit and order of the iiimve entitled I'onrt for I lie mih the following (lexciibed real properly, lo-wil: The west hull of the northeast quarter 1.1 Heeiiiiu ii, lownsinp I north, rnugtt :i i.i'it of the Willamette Mi-tiiliuu, in Wiuliiii(.on County, Oregon, tsoiitaliiiug :i, r.-. This numinous is set vcl 011 you by pub Mention hy order or Ihe I buionililc ( A. Rood, louiiiy Jiultro of Washlngtoi, ('nil' v, Oiegiui, luade and duli'd 011 the ,1(1 liny III Auril. I!l.j. ttliie 1 order re i.iiml llin publi.'atloii Ihoreof once u tvei'U for MX lUUI'l eull ve mill hlllls-SNive wci ks in the llilhboro Ai,is, mill tlna you are required to uppenr and iin-wer on or iien.ro tne sin .1111 1,1 .inn,., jim;,. Dated this April 27, lIKi.'i, 11. T. MAill.KY.i Altoiney fur IMainllfl' gTffygy? .a uny-j TAPAGEUR (33167) Imported Percheron Stflllicn, foaled in France, in 1901. brought to Americ a in 1904. American number, 41iJiJG. Ci)1n!?:iii(l description lihick; with stnr. J'tut-l v sliriiuil. Al.Knlnteh' tlu lot horse in asliiiitini ttuilv. l tiiir tais t.lil. Wrk-lit, kkk). lust tlic horse J lur j.;ootl substantial 'tis. f- 11 f1 WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD roR FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN Th Peoples Cream Senarntor. tfinttti fncttired by the l'eoplcs Supply Co. of Kirer boats on the lower Columbia anil i Blo- new and wonder ful invention that saves time, labor and money, it doestheworkeuually fl well, if not better than one that costs $30 to $100. The Peoples Cream Separator can be bought for n very small price considering the value you obtain. It re quires no engine, no extra machinery. The l'eoplcs Cream Separa. toristheeasiestcleaned. the strongest, most Willamette daily except Hutnlay IOW ItAlKtt To and from all points In tho Kant Tickets via this route on sale at all depot offices of the Bonthrn i'acilic Co. A. L. CHAI0, General 1'anHengor Agent Portland, Orpgorj. Vine President Fairlianks Hlartg for Portland next Butiday, to ant as Roosevelt's representative in npen'ing the big LewiB it Clatk very Farmer and Dairyman should Fair. Argus and Oreonian, $2. simple and bent Separator on the market unvc one. ) ,t HKRNARI) LKIS, Iteavei ton, (IrejfOii A FEW CHOICE TEN-ACRE TRACTS Near town. Just the place to raise chickens or berries. . Part cleared; good soil. Investigate this. Cash or installments to suit purchaser, ' J. CLAUDE GREEAR. Hillsboro. Or. 14 fs Sim Season of 1905 ns followsi ., nt Chns. Schauil Hire's. Monday, from 3 p, ui. to Smith's, Tiuardville. Tuesday, at Progress slort, :sflay, 3 i. m. to WcdiK'sday at 9 a. in., at Robert sdtiy, 11 a. in. until 2 p. m., al M, M. Mead's, Robi. IV-nT , - ''""M 1,1 t0 T'!'1'iy at a. in., atjW. h. Davis', - Hillsboro. ' I hursday noon until 6 p. jn., at Ileniuui l!noc':i, 1'armingtoii. Fri day until Saturday evening, at Ford ( doner's farm, Scholls. TERMSt Single service, $8; Season, $12, to insure mare to bo in foal, $15i to insure foal to stand and such, $17.30. Care to prevent but not responsible for accidents. Scholls Perchcron Horse Co., Owners. 3 ipi
