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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY , 1905 InUrvd at tha Po-offlo a Hillsboro, Orsgoa, m second-class mail mat tar. LUCIUS &. LONG. Bdltor. County Official Paper Subscription: 'On Dollar par Annum. Six Months, 60 ota. ; Three Months, SS eta. , 1m4 Beery Tharaday BY LONG MoftlNNBT A jury of twelve men found Sen ator John H. Mitchell guilty of re ceiving money for department work while he iu at the aame time re calving money aa United Statea Senator. In the face of the evi dence they could hardly have done differently, although one man was ready to hang the jury on the aym pathetic plea, and mould hare done eo hut for the recommendation for mercy. Mitchell hat been held up aa a model a ta teaman and his conviction it a aerere blow to hit wing in republican politic. While the aged aenafor haa hopee of a re Ye real in the Supreme Court the evidence eatis6ea all people who have read it that he ia guilty and aa a force in state politics he ia done forever. Hie was the voice that at a late hour took the stamp for the gold standard after be had for years advocated ailver ia the senate. His speeches threw the sil ver republicans to McKinley and aaved the state on the ground that the republican party waa the true friend of bimetallism; under his direction every man John was whipped into Una and Bryan lost the state. Mitchell's name waa the talisman that heat the Nebraakan in a cloae fight. Mitchell tempor ized with the money question, play ing double, just as ha haa in office played for government, aa well aa anti-government, money. His is a sad fall, and one that should be a lesson to those in high placet. Brother Hote seams to have a .wholesome bar of Judge McBride. Nor is it any wonder. THE COUNTY BOARD the July term, and a transcript ot business, follows, to hour of press: Patton cut and fill accepted and warrant for 1949 ordered drawn favor A Knotts, of below Tuala tin. A franchise for 25 years waa granted the Tillamook railway; said road to not use to exceed 100 feet at each county road crowing; and if road is not completed within two years the franchise is to be null and void. T W Sain, supervisor Gaston pre cinct, ordered to establish county road No. 420. G W Hinea, supervisor Buxton precinct, ordered to establish coun ty road No. 421. T Q Meacham, supei visor Moun tain, ordered to establish county road No. 422. and viaarara W W Haynam and W A Montgomery al lowed $8 each. Peter Boscow and James Sewell to aid Surveyor Morrill in viewing roaa per petition u W Hints et ale, on July 25. Same to view road per petition Henry Obrtmann, July 21. Balance of proceedings next week. Call for a Dairymen Meeting I will again call upon you to meet at Hillsboro, Oregon, on July 15, 1905, at 1:30 p. m., to complete the Dairymans' Association, and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meet ing, and I again notify the Con densed milk companies of Forest Orove and Hillsboro, or their rep ' resentatives, to meet with us. They are the manufacturers and we are the patrons. We are not afraid are not afraid to meet ns face to face. And if tbey can show to us that they are living in accordance with . their promise and agreement to the dairymen, or doing aa fairly by their patrons ae may be reasonably expected, we shall certainly accept their statements. We admit that ' there are two sides to all qoestions. The dairymen are dissatisfied with the present profits in the dairy : business. Are the condeosed milk companies responsible, or it it the general surroundings in that line of business that is causing the an- E rentable condition of the dairy osinesa of this County? Let us meet as dairymen and organize a dairymeni' association. Wm. McQuillan. W. Railing and J. C. Smith, of Greenville, were in town this after noon: :. , , .' ' P. M. Jackson, J. W. Sewell and E. J. Lyons, are all building barns on their farms, east of town; The city council meets again Tridav eeantn to dedicate streets and incidentally to (rant a fran obiae to the HtUaboro-Tillamook railway. The street f;ht episode Bagley'a court this week. P. B. Southworth was fined 1 15; Geo, Billings, $ and Bruce Billings receives his sentence in a dar or so. There was never any charge filed against Mr. Cawrae, Sr. Blooming held a Fourth ot July celebration in C. Helmold'a grove, writes G. F. C. Meyer. The meet ing waa a success, was well attend ed, and the day was spent in speech making and games. Rev. L. Stuebs gave a splendid addree and in conclusion reminded the people that it waa their duty to al ways stand by the flag of freedom and in case of danger to shed the laat drop of blood tor liberty and religious freedom. Henry M. Ray, ot this city, was yesterday adjudged insane, and conveyed to the asylum this even ing. He ia aged JW, and haa suf fered from inbecility since birth. The unfortunate man is a native of Nebraska. About nine years sgo he waa injured on the head aa a re sult of a runaway. Messrs. Reed and Poppleton, of roruand, came out the Fourth, and spent the day with Capt. and Mrs. Merry man, Miss Alioe,and Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Bailey, Mrs. Pit tenser, Will Patenter. Miss Mav Eagleton and Miss. Stella Boscow, at Meacham a Crossing. Mr. Toni Sioay and Mrs. Augus ta Schulenberg were united in mar riage at Blooming, at the residence or the bride, June 28, 1905, Rev. L Stuebe officiating. Mr. Sina? has been a resident of near Gaston for some time, snd the bride lives on Iowa Hill, t ' , :: W. F. Witham, employed aa a railroad carpenter, visited with his family, this week. Ready made shirt waists; tailor made skirts. H. Webrung & Sons, THE MARKETS, - This morning's market reports, compiled from Portland quotationa, are: Valley Wheat, export value, 86. Barley feed, $21.50; and $22 rolled, $23. Oate, White, $29 per ton. Oats, Gray, $29 per ton. Bran, $19 per ton. Hay, Timothy, $14 and $16. Hay, Clover. $11 and $12. Potatoes, eld, $1.50 and $1.25; new, 90c$UO. Eggs, Oregon ranch, 20 and 21. Butter, Extra Creamery, 2CKi21J Butter, store, rsnch, 15 and 16. Seine men wish the surgeons would hurry up and discover a w&j to ampu tate coaactencaa, A man can seldom see the point of a Joke when he feels it man goes to me legislature whan he wants to change hie name, while a girl foes by lontatloa to the adulator. Tm Lights. i oaa moat play th minor parti. on aim noin um spear. And soma ana, when th muato tarts, fust fallow to Um raar. Mot arary on can ba the star That annus with great waits lljht, -But aooaa Boat twinkle from alar Ore harmonls tba meal Mot vary oaa can nutrch abaad And at tba ladles smile, For some, with sober, martial tread. Must be the rank and file. When war has raised Its horrid front, The asfat oould not be won Without to bear th battle's brunt The soaa behind the fun. , Mo Blajr ot politics or war Or love could be the race It ererjr ons were flshtlng tor The center of the stage. Some one must plajr the thinking parts, Must op and cloae the gates, Or Bar. whan th procession starts, "My lord. Ins lady waits." Aad so w might philosophise About the game of life. For only one can win th prise. Though Acre may be the strife. And aa we move the pawns about To sea where they will flt. We're aatladsd soma should lose out If wa oaa Just be It. 3 First Quality Drug Store We provide for the people who have had enough ex perience to know that iuferior goods are dear at any price; who have learned that good goods from a first quality, trustworthy house are always -cheaper really and aggressively cheaper to buy. s 1 T- . . . m ror our prescription worn, because we do tue worn ex- M actly as n should be doue. e pay no one a percent age iu &cnu us prescriptions, ami, merciorc, H pays you to bring such work to We Have Made a Reputation BAILEY'S PHARMACY 41 This is an advertisement, and likewise it is a fact. For the Crab. "He burned his bridges behind him." "He must lure been In the pay of the bridge contractor." Quite So. ' "Our new neighbors are rerj aristo cratic." "Indeed! How does It appearr "The mao shaves himself because barber shops are so common, don't you know, and the woman doss her own cooking because it Is so genteel and re ined for s lady to wear a white apron and be oerapied with household duties In the morning A pretty lady sang a song, Aad the applauss wa loud and lone, ' Although aha couldn't sing a bit She asked me what t thought of It ' I told her it was quite no good. Sha seamed me as 1 thought aha would. I wonder If Carnegie won't stake me a hero for that stunt Thsy Kept the Rest "I suppose he feels happy over win ning bis $60,000 damage suit" "Tea, Indeed. The lawyers allowed Um S6 a day for his time while testify ing, and be eonld only hare made SS at bis trade." Not So Far Out Mr. CttUsd-I go out to my dinner every erening. Cousin Wayback Do you mean to Say that you eat dinner In tbe back lot kaowa that Sae old whbky la UUlxpranbU as a Cat laary help. GYRUS fiODLE fiftl ar hvorfcn wfek th raoki ot th rkd SUtM. The Mrooallrd eniac aad ulrealng uo of law wktokl. backed by thru- sdsptabihty for the amaraUoe of all duac la which good whuky is radrrd7put them la the troat reek aauag the email! ot the kllchee. The Neaia btaads, ia quarts aad plats, ar e atasw ml asT ommaisn aaeat OCAlfma. w.j. VANScswrm a ea, he. aa NaruNs.su. Protect Your Cows This is the fly season and you should keep up the Row of milk by using So -Boa -So with one of our band sprayers a tare kill for flies. Kow-Kure oa band. We sell International Stock and Poultry Food Diamond Chick Peed is lieat for poultry. Bone, oyster shell an. I grit for tbe Poultry Yard. Wt keep slock salt ot all kinds. See in for Flour and Peed, The J. W. Ilartrampf Feed Store 7 at a si i WEJNHARD'S (On drsught) i . -i i i . 'tjrtat at m m m m m i The best of all Beers. Bottled for Medicinal Use M W. V. WILEY'S 1 i si I t ft V Oregon " (iJ) S:ioirj LIKE rirMiia Pacific 8 TRAINS TO TBK BAST DAILY FROM PORTLAND. Through Pullman standard aad tourist sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to Kansas City; through Pullman tourist sleepiag-cars (personally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re clining chair cars (tests free) to the bast daily. PEOPLE'S CREAM SEPARATOR Mr. B. Leis, Besvsrtoo, Ore. Dear Sir: ReDlvine ta vour favor, will eay the Cream Separator bought of yon can not be beat It is better than a Centrifugal, as it works while you rest. , we have lelt tbs separated milk standing for a week, but not even a shade of cream eould be 'detected on the milk. csn not m bow anyons could do without one. ss It is a great labor saver, and the price is within the reach of all. Sincerely Yours, E. Kaah, Sylvan, Or. BERNARD LKIS, Keaverton, Oregon to a DAILY Chicago Special 9:20 a.m. via Atlantic Eipress 8:15 r. u. via St. PeuTT Faat Mail 6Kr.N. via Spokane TIM IS SCHEDULE!' raoM PORTLAND Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and East Salt Tjike, Denver, Ft. Worth. Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and East Walla Walla, Lewi's ton,Spokans,Wallac Pullman, Minneap olis, Ht. Paul, Ihi luth, Milwaukee, Chicago and East AkklVS raoM DAILT I r. h. 10:30 A. M 7:36 a. a OCEAN AND BITER SCHEDULE FROM PORTLAND Steamships between Portland and San Francisco every fire days. River boats on the lower Columbia snd Willamette dairy except Sunday. LOW RATES To snd from all points in the Eait Tickets via this route on sale at all depot offices of the Southern Pacific Co. A. L. CRAIG, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon. I carry a complete line ot General Merchandise, Groceries, Pry Goods, Hsrdwsre and Building Material. I can get you anything you want, on order, at Portland prices. I make s specialty of cedar fence posts and cedar shingles. My line of Groceries can't be beaten. Give me a call, I bny farm produce, cash or. trsde. Give me a call. 0 S. Kymok! Momtmhidale, Or, Notice of Final Settlement Notice h hereby given, that the under slirned Administrator of the Kstate of Henrietta CarsUms, deceased, baa 11 It I in the County Court of the Mute of Oregon, (or Washington County, his Final Ac count in the matter of said Katnle, and that raid Court has set Mondsy, the loth dsy or July, 19US, st tne County Court room in Hilislioro, Wanltinirtoii County, Oreicon, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day, as tbe time snd place for beating objections to said Final Account and tbe r inal Sett lenient of neid Kstate. Dated thiit June 7, 1906. L. F. CARSTEN8, Administrator of the Kataleof Henri etta CarHtens, deceased. (leo. E. Bagley, Attorney for Administrator. Notioe of Viumi Settlement. Notlco Is hereby given, that the under signed Executor ol the last will and texta rueol of Vsndel Bclieriwhel, deceased, has tiled in tbe County Court of the Mate of Oregon, for Washington County, his llnal account in tbe matter of said estate, and said Court has set Monday, the Blit day of July, 190ft, at the County Court room iu Hilllxro. Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. nf said dsy, as the time and piaoeror neanne objections to said mini account and for tbe final settlement of said estate. Dated ibis June 21, 1908, at Hillsboro, Oregon. WILLIAM H. SMITH, Executor of the laat will and testament of Vendel Hcbetscbel, decessed. Geo, H. Kagley, Attorney for Executor. :l.K(TKI KK.V II.KK. IIMMIIl IX TDK MOT W IVI1H I. II.KI LOVELACE Record. 2:20 Rc;i.stcrcJ as PRINCli Trbl. 2:21 U' LOVliLACU. 32,711 flKK OF Hyrwn Ijm-, ShllM K.H kls,, Irish True I...V (11 trial; loveless (1) re.vr.1 t'.W. r-tl S v.r ul.l r ur.l iim.lc on N. I', 0. in IISU, a id winner of every r. in which li .isrle.l a a Vr uM; l.l,v lell, Inner r year i.l l li.H Unit stake t Stale Kslr In Ii3: Uml I .ovelucw. w inner nr V trar-uUI 'lii utakesl Hlsle ralr Hi l'H; All.i ! . a var old trial, Ssn Tov, a-vesr-..l trial, i!Mii nuv; Lottie II,. S yarll trial, r.'.n In race; IWle l..ei.' a y.-r ..l lilsl J: in tw! Jerry, winner of Itv iiilloeruxeniintry run fur Miuisrvii t'lifl "' ('"' !"'" winner of Kllver fill-. HIKKI) bN I dOTIST, sire f 111, auii ..r Hie great Klei liuneer and the ial brvKnl nisr. Hprila. DAM CKKiMN (ilaititil' IKiraiv lH .iSl Helsv Mrltti.n, f.llj telee, J JU; tioldla. , K:l,i Tl hl'lisu. 3 s Du.ll w.8:!rT hn lisiillne. 1 :UHI. by VrluoeM, sire iM In Hie lll. heHinl (liu,Vie t.lsiu .f King Neue, Jr., :.j rlral.l, JslOVji lalearlne. J:i'7) hv the grMtUeo. Wilkes. Irtelae i. . hav siallion 1(1,1 and neiulit I'.'H) eutnU. Illc'll arlke w limrrs wherever thee start an.l .rU w in nera in Hie sl iv ring The get ol l.ov.U, e lirmiK'hl higlwr avvrage al lh MdWthy ! Hisn lnl f n wiher ! Hon. Ills e..:n ate uml,, i,,lv gvHHl sire, leel headed and siietily, Me will inak the iJ !' "I Mill .l".r.', TKItM-i-.Mi: V4, Hi.tt INntAX( KS:W MILWAUKEE 1 horoufjhbred. Sired by Free Knight, sou of Ten llrocck One of Hie very tient race horwps In Amerli-a in lout, in w Inch )'i'ir he tlflcnlod In one race, the lullnw um h're; Hulne H.UT, elunliiiK Hi tiiiie Ihsl Oold Ileal, un of I lie Iml limm in the otll. n.m lit lliooklvn lnn.li. ! lit H l.ueax, wiiiuer of thnl year's Antxrlcaii Ih'rliy, iure ol' tSi.iUU: Al.w.l.i, Inner of Hul.iiiiwn I' m.Ii. .. (mm w i.f IIUUli. Adaneeliiiaril, winner of Hruoklvii IUmlUi, IIU.tMl iiiiie Klrlir, winner ol l'eimre leih. Ihi.uwl: I'r Mie'id. w iniisr uf the Nt, lAtuis hiaugurur IUnillisi - lie of Hie hore in Auieil.a. 'lii w e w ul I', mile ami lint In K.ilT. etiiinliiie Hie time llml Hold llei m, ,,t H lul Innw. in 1 1, a a, ul. I w.iu ill lli.uiklvn I14111I11 an lit H. 'irt ilatu fsulreae, by r'ausius, miii of KiHitilrer; rinud dam. Can Imnce. hy W at iam, w.n of l rHMl"ii; Ihlfl iUim. Stock by Itnvoiiel: fourth dam l Imn. N ylliisn; Hllli duiu hv Imp. oiklilr. etc. MII.W Al KKk Is a iav Klallloii, In hsmli Ingh. ami w s H'eal rce lmre. hnuug ru'i .iifli Iu lite fur lone In W, mil iu I ,1H, mile and a tuarlr iu tU", ami haa ib-fesled some t.f Ihe horw in Aaieoca, Will make the season at llillsluiro, al Jv E.B.TONGUE, - - - - - Hillhktro, Ore. Notice of Pinal Settlement Notice Is hereby given that the under signed haa duly filed in tbe County Court of tne Htate of Oregon for Washington County bis final account In the matter of the Estate of Margaret b. Jones, deceased, and that said County baa est Monday, the 2Uth day of June, 1906, st tbe County Court room, in Hillsboro, Oregon, st the hour of ten o'clock a.m., of said day as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account aad for final settle ment of said estate. Dated this May 15, 1905, HEN KY W. JONES, Administrator of the Estate of Margaret P. Jones, deceased. Geo. B, Bagley, Attorney for Administrator. The Percheron Stallion, VALINDUS No. 22031 Dark dapple gray; splendid build; weighs 1850 - ' SIM Yiltcrs i. U6g iSoSi), by Biiaril 5317 (1630), by Hiilliaut 1271 (755). Iy HriU'iaut 189 (756), W CVo 11 I7M. ' Vie ux Cbasliu (7 13), by Coco "(7 13), by Million (715b, by Jt-ati T.C Hlanc 739 1. DAMIJnJa 2751 1 1 5 3 1 . by N'aillaut 1 404 1, by l'rosjjcr Sv3, by Ik't iile 892, by N'iewx i'i crre S9j, by CWo J 7 1 a , by Miguon 715!, by Jean l.c Blanc 1739 Will stand the season of 1003 tis follows: S. A. 0. Meek'a plx Monti. y nn until Tuewlay iiioriiiiig. lireeaville Tui-tlay ncoo lintil Wed nesday morning, HilUboro Wednesday erening ami TbuisiUy until 4 o'rhvk, Peter MW plate-. Thursday even itiR until Friday muriiiii. PbilliM Friday and until Haturdsy nmriiing. J. W. loniirlla Inrm HalurJay and Hunday morniiijt, - TERMS Season, $10i To insure foal to stand and such, $12. geo. gibson, Mdikiqcr. J. W. C0NNELL, Owner. TAPAGEUR (53167) Imported Percheron Stallion, foaled in France, in 1901. Drought to America in 1904. American number, Color aud description- black; with star. 1-iuely sliaHrtt. Absolutely the lst horse iu Washington County. Four years .old. Weight, 19m. JUft the horse ior goou siiiistantwl gets. '" ' !, 4- - t '-"S I ' f " r' - ." n -' i i ' 1 1 I ' r .- A six-boree power upright engine and boiler for iale. W. J, Benson, Hillatinrn Ora (? Will make the Season of 1905 as follows Monday noon, at Beef Bend," at Chas. Schamburg's, Monday, from 3 p. m. to Tuesday morning, at A'. W, Smith's, Tigardville. Tuesday, at Progress store, from n a, m. to 2 p. m. Tuesday, 3 p. m. to Wednesday at 9 a. m., at Robert Hockens, Beavertou. Wednesday, 11 a. m. until ? p. m., at M, M. Mead's, Robl. Imbrie farm. Wednesday, from 4 p. m. to Thursday at 8 a. m., at)W, L. Davis,', Hillsboro. Thursday noon until 6 p. m., at Herman . Boge's, Farmiugton. Fri day until Saturday evening, at Ferd Grouers farm, Seholls. , TERMSi Single service, $81 Season,' $12 to insure mare to be in foal, $15i to insure foal to stand and such, $17.50. Care to prevent but not responsible for accidents. , . ' Seholls Percheron Horse Co., Owners. 1 Ata aw AwaMAttlatt a9 HO r 1
