The Hillsboro argus., July 13, 1905, Image 2

HIU8B0R0 ARGUS. JULY 13, 1905
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Entered al the roet-offioe at Hillsbora,
Orsgoa, as second-class mail Butter.
LUCICI A. LONG. Editor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: On Dollar par Annum,
8ix Moirths,aeU.; Three ilonthe,3oc.
Isaaed Bvery Taareday
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liONQ Meat INK KY
The people of tha United SUtee
need expect no legislation that
will be of particular benefit to the
people at large until there ia a
change in the methods of electing
United 8tatea senator. Just as
long aa it remains a que lion of the
length of a money pone, jaet that
long the railroada will control leg
illation, or, rather, lack of it, in
the senate. Thia is the insur
mountable barrier to needed lava.
When the country takes aa much
interest in ita white people aa it
did in riving the black man the
ballot, then we will get oar con
stitution chanted and senators
will be elected by the popular vote.
Thia ia the only way to eliminate
corporation control from that body
and you can wager that there is
bot little earnestness oyer this
question, or there would be a mote
It now looks aa though nothing
short of a great upheaval will
cause the people to get together to
right a constitutional defect. With
a few more senators convicted for
graft; with men like Morton going
free because of executive friend
ahip; with the consumer and far
mer getting the worst of it a few
yean mote perbapa the newspapers
of the country will Rat together and
force public discussion and action
in thia regard.
of
The Portland Chamber ef Com
marce, always a body that it look
ing for something that will cheapen
labor, asks the president to perse
vere in the matter of permitting
Chinese to come here that we need
4hr labor to develop the country,
'and again, that we need them to do
j work that Caucasians will not do,
j This ia the naual fallacy advocated
by the adherents of cheap labor,
everywhere. Oregon and Califor
nia have done very weU since the
Chinese Exclusion act became law,
' and to undo the work of years would
cause conditions that are not con
aiatenl with the highest type
progress. .Next year every nan
iJohn running for Congress in the
Weet should be made to declare
himself on the hustings either for
jor against Chineae admission. La
jbor ia having trouble enough of its
1 own these days what with the
!. cheap labor element that is always
1 flanking organization for batter pay
'' without the lawa creatine another
enace to those who are forced
tarn their bread by the sweat
.he brow. Each laborer ahonld
ake a crack at the politician who
a trying to earn his bread by the
west of his.jaw at the expense of
cheaper wage seals.
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The committee of Hillsboro and
tanks citizens appointed to get the
Ight of way has done good work
nd nearly all the rights have been
icured. If everything of local in
vest could get as good a support
i that accorded this proposition we
tould soon have a greater Hillabo
i. There is but one way to ac-
Mnplish things of public nature-
id that is for all to put their
toulders to the wheel
Ready made shirt waists; tailor
made skirts. II. Webrung A Sons.
THE MARKETS,
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There is a great deal of specula
te aa to whether or not Senator
itchell will resign, and as to whom
11 be appointed in case this
ould be done. The situation is
ably interesting because Gov.
Atnberlein is out of the state
i Secretary of State Dunbar, who
icting governor, would have the
pointing power in caso the re
nation should be sent ia before
ssherlain's return: The Argus
1 ret the matter at rest by as
iog the people that a United
tee senator never resigns as long
there is a obanoe to draw the sal
, Senator Mitchell is looking
a reversal of bis case, and an
ir trial, and he is not going to
in. li ns snail get a reversal
doubtless mean that con
evidence will not be per
to go before the jury and
acquittal will most likely i-
when the esse comes up again
I till
tagresaman Williamson is now
. g tried before a jury. He can
lout how it feels by inquiring
.' a M. A. Moody.
This morning's market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, export value, 85.
Barley-feed, 121.50; and 23 '
rolled, $-24.
Oats, White, $29 per ton.
Oats, Gray, $20 per ton.
Bran, $19 per ton.
Hay, Timothy, $14 and $16.
Hay, Clover, $11 and $12.
Potatoes, eld, $1.50 and $1.25;
cew, 75c($1.10.
Egs, Oregon ranch, 20 and SI
Butter, Extra Creamery, ktl
Butter, store, ranch, 15 and 16
Wkt 81 lu Sk4ad4M.
A too read? offering of luforautloa
ha often placed tit Informer In aa
embarrassiuf position, like tbat of tbe
await boy who heard that tbe steplad
Or waa nii&tlns-. "Why. nianiiua." he
aid. it's la the Jam closet" "Oh. je.
t remember." said hi mother, and
then, looking sternly at him, "But how
did you find It outr
A similar eiperteuce befell Silas H.
of a email town In Malue. A student of
history, following tbe route of Arnold's
Quebec expedition, was asking for rag
geattona aa to Ita probable course above
the ponds of Dead river. The villagers
disagreed on the matter.
"1 teU ye." said Silas when tbe de
bate waxed warm. "Arnokl went right
op Crosby pond and over tbe shoulder
of Mount Louise. Why. I found mus
kets and bullets and bayonets at his
oh camp when 1 was up there In aixty-three.-
The historian waa delighted. "Is that
aor be exclaimed. "What were you
doing up there In sixty-three 7
A titter went round the circle of Til
lagers at the well meant question, and
Silas, much embarrassed, sidled away.
"i'e see. mister." volunteered one ot
hie neighbors, "sixty-three was tbe
year ot the draft Silas always waa
touchy to drafts, and when be felt this
one comln', as ye might say, h skedaddled."
It Waa Oaili- OU.
A naval official waa talking the other
day ot the Inferiority of European to
American railroads.
"The stuffy Uttle European carriages
are lighted with electricity now," he
said, "but I remember when they were
only lighted with oil. I have cause to
remember thia.
"One night In Germany during a vio
lent storm I was riding toward Berlin
In a first class carriage when a leak
began. Drop after drop, warm and
dirty, fell upon my hat and coat.
"1 waited till a guard came through.
It waa a long wait One Is always un
dergoing long waits for guards on Eu
ropean roads.
"'Look here, guard,' I aald at last
the rain la coming through the lamp
hole Slid trickling down my clothes.'
"The guard made an Investigation.
Then he said reassuringly:
"Oh, that Is not rain; It's only oil.
The lamp leaks a Uttle, but the roof la
quite aound, I assure you.'
"Then tbe whistle blew, and be rush
ed away." New York Tribune.
f aa Oat ( Taaav
A lawyer who la fond of a joke went
to supper after tbe theater with a par
ty of friends, and he ordered coffee:
"Please bring It In a cup with the
handle on the left aide," be said confi
dentially to the waiter. "I'm left hand
ed, and I can't use any other kind of a
cup."
"Yea, sir," stammered the waiter. "I
will, sir."
He was seen to hasten away and con
fer with the head waiter. The head
waiter bore down on the party.
'What sort of a cup was tbat yon
wanted, sir?" be asked.
"Cup with the handle on tbe left aide.
I'm left handed," aald the lawyer.
The bead waiter disappeared to re
turn a Uttle later obviously perturbed.
"The cup you" he began.
"Whatr said the lawyer. "Do yon
lean to teU me tbat la a first class
cafe yon haven't such a thing as a cup
with the handle on the left side? Ab
surd: Why, I couldn't possibly use
any other kind. You must have plenty
of them."
"Well," said the head waiter, "we
usually has, but I regrets to say, sir,
tbat the last we had was broke this
morning." Washington Post.
Aalaaals That Shad Tea.
Humboldt states that be bad a mon
key that abed tears when it was seized
with fear. Bengger noticed tbat tbe
eyes of a small South American monkey
filled with tears when It was prevented
from getting some coveted object or
was much frightened. Darwin cites a
third case of s monkey from Borneo
which In the zoological gardens was
frequently observed to cry when griev
ed or even when much pitied. Hlr E.
Tennant, describing tbe capture of ele
phants in Ceylon, says that when
bound some of them lay motionless
with no other indication of suffering
than tbe tears which incessantly flow
ed from their eyes. The keeper bf tbe
Indian elephant in Regent's park has
several times observed tears rolling
down the face of tbe old female ele
phant when her young one was takta
sway from her.
BUcksmithing by Mail.
Almost every trade or profession is
now taught by mail. By expending a
few dollars and studying a few min
utes every evening for a week a man
may secure moat any kind of a degree.
and the pleasant part of it Is that the
letters look as Impressive as tboogb
they were tacked on at the end of a six
years' course in football.
A bachelor's degree or a benedict's
degree may be obtained with equal fa
culty, although it coats more to main
tain the latter in proper style.
A his may be regarded as one of tbe
triumphs of modern science. It greatly
simplifies life, Suppose a man has
wasted his early years and at the aire
ef forty concludes that be wants to be
a blacksmith. A short course br mall
will fix him out, and he will be a thor
ough workman provided be never at
tempts to work at the trade.
George Lauth, the Oregon City
murderer, was hanged today' at
12:88.
W. W. Hotcomb, a Native Son of Ore job, and 'who was bora ia
Weahiogtoa County, ia pioneer d.ya, is a toa of the late Slepheu
Holcotnb. and wife. Mrs, Holcomb stilt residing aottheaat of ltilU-
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oro. Mr. Itolcomh now resides In I.oe Angtles, here for .years he
has practiced law. lie is well knowa to twrly pioneers sad their
children. The verse below is a special contribution to the Argus.
"OREGON"
Oh. Oregon, the Webfoot stste.
Where great Columbia swiftly rolls,
, Bear gently in your kindly heart
The pioneers' heroic souls.
Mount Hood I've seta for fifty rears,
lu haughty grandeur, white and high,
H.s snow wlnte crest, bright aa the start,
That gem the everlasting sky.
Behold Old Hood in kiogly pride,
l.lft high his head, serene and great,
Perpetual ssows, his roval crown.
His wide domain, this frnitlul state.
Forever stand, most noble mount,
la adamantine strength and pride,
A witness to each human change,
The ebb and How of human tide.
. Among the few who danger face,)
Along the rivet of the West,
I yet still lire, while others sleep
The sleep ol valor's peaceful rest
A native pioneer with them,
I knew their dangers and their fears,
And that their lives made Oregon
The hope and pride of fnture years.
My dear eld mother's face I see.
In modern house, though furnished plsin,
Where once the log house sheltered all
Beneath the locust in the lane.
Though time has wrought ia form and face
The lines of sorrow, toil and cares,
Her loysl love still hovers round
The hearth-stone tire and vacant chairs.
Learirg the gste I saw some forma
Flit to and fro behind the pane.
And little thought, as years passed by,
I ae'et should see their lace again.
Across tbe years there comes the sound
Of happy voices lime has hushed;
I see in dreams the vanished forms
That death has met and coldly crushed.
I hear the sound of new machines
By toad side, factory and farm,
Where once the Indian and wild beast
I saw and heard with dresd alsrtn.
Echoes I hesr from Forest Grove,
Recalling tutors gone to rest,
Where rings the 111 for joyous youth,
And tolls iu knell st Death's behest.
, L'EXVOI
Hillsboro Items with beauty snd joy,
' Tbe pride of my desr native land.
Her zephyrs sweetened by the rote ,
. And music from the Ladies' Band.
Beneath a sky where rose snd palm
Blend grace and beauty side bv side,
, Some late ordains tbst be who' failed
May wait the coming eventide
And rest and sleep and take no note
Of love or war, snd hear no touud
Bnt see, perhaps, the skein of life
Untangled, straightened and rewound.
W. W. Hoi.com B.
Sure Enough.
Why should w pay th weather man
A stipend fat and large
If on the ancient. Mm tried plan
The around bos l In charge?
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Tbe horse trader who always tells
tbe exact truth ia not a horse trader.
About the beet cure for an egotist Is
to turn him loose in a group of chil
dren who are so young they do not
know better than to tell the truth.
In dealing wtth
some men we would
never know
business is
nets if we hadn't
beeu told.
If charity begins
at home some of
the home folks nev
er find It out
Every man is architect of bis own
career, but a wise man lets the Job
eut to his wife. .
Toe Mat-h Fee the Caek.
He was a new waiter in a down
town restaurant, and after be had wait
ed on a man who waa seated at one
of tbe tables the other noon be went
behind the cold lunch counter to eat
his own dinner. Presently be dropped
down from bis stool and wblatled up
the tube to tbe cook on the second
floor. "Where's tbat pie I ordered?"
he asked. "Hurry It up." Tbe cook's
reply could not be beard. He was evi
dently a suspicious cook, and he pro
voked tbe new waiter. The volley the
bitter fired Into the tin funnel sounded
like a bunch of firecrackers going off
In a barrel. "Heavens!" he spluttered.
that j "Did you think I wanted It for myself?
bust- I haven't been here long, but I've seen
your plea. I haven't been disappointed
In love, and I haven'fgot any domestic
troubles. When I'm desperate, I'll
take something easier to awallow than
one of your pies. There's a customer
here waiting for It. He's no friend of
mine or I'd switch him off on to crack
ers and cheese. You'll know me bet
ter if I don't get discharged." The
pie came down with a rattle, and the
new waiter resumed tils meal. Provi
dence Journal.'
It is generally admitted that the man
wbo invented tbe comic valentine
might well have been in better business.
A conscience whose owner is hurt
when its owner beats a street car com
pany out of a ride Is certainly a
curiosity.
Geau aad Their Days.
In the old mystic books of tbe an
cients It la found tout they believed in
the power of precious stones to bring
good fortune through planetary affini
ties of certain days. Tbey Imagined
that gems as well aa metals were put
duced through the chemical operations
of the planets working secretly in tbe
Some men have greatness thrust on : bodv of the earth Therefore oertatn
them after they hire a man to do the' stones must be worn on certain days
thrusting. - i f the week for good luck.
I The table of stones as given by the
Some people are worrying about the Hermetic brethren Is as follows:
songs of yesterday, but most of us Hunday, the tun's day, gold and sll
tremble for the songs of tomorrow. 1 yellow stones.'"
I Monday, tbe moon's day, pearls and
It is useless to look for a soft snap all white stones except diamonds.
With a hard beaded man. i Tuesday, Mars' or Tyr's day, rubles.
Wednesday, Woden's day, sapphires
Poor Soul I
"What makes tbe bearded lady to
morose?"
"She saw in some paper that mascu
line girls weren't in fashion any
longer'
Just Her way.
Whan a fallow spends hit money,
And he hasn't any more.
Than this sign hangs out his honey.
aiesaiBf aouff," on lbs door.
and all blue stones.
Thursday, Thor's day, garnet and all
red stones except rubles.
Friday, Freja's day, emeralds and all
green stones.
Saturday, Saturn's day, diamonds.
Would Learn Better, .
"He is going to start a magazine to
reform the world."
"I didn't suppose be was as young a
that" ,
Humor end Philosophy
Br DUNCAN M. SMITI
' PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Before acquiring a daughte-lu taw
tbe modern club woman assure bernelf
that the young lady's views concerning
Wagner, Brool:.g aud social reform
are lu accord a tu her own.
Auxlety Is urn- of tbe ewndltlous tbat
a man la lu wuni he Is wondering bow
bis wife will take It.
When a woman won't she usually has
Something equally good up her sleeve.
A good juke iln't Heed a letter of
tutrutluv-tion.
Revenge may be swift, but stock In
the augar trust U really more satisfy
lug.
Some people couldn't find work tf
they went after It artued with a search
warrant aud a writ of habeas corpus.
That man may be said to be respect
ble wbo cau answer every day the
bread and butler question.
It la lucky for some people tbat a man
with sense Is born Into the world occa
sloually.
Dope.
Twlnkta, twinkle,
chap i law;
flow 1 mutulrt
what you
rabbet laf and
cabla rupt.
Rubtwr bouts and
dash ot dup.
A Tragedy Averted.
Raymond paused, and his hand treiu
bled so that he could hardly apeak
Ureal beads vf sweat that did nut rep
resent aa ounce of even stale bread
stood upon his marble brow. There
were two peculiarities about Kay
uioud's brow-not only was It marble.
but when It sweat the brand that It
turned out was not of the proletarian
order. Therefore be often said what
waa the good of sweating ae loug as it
brought tu uo bread.
When his pause had beeu of sumvleut
duratlou to permit hla thought factory
to send out a great gust of vibrations
that dried the evidences of frlgli) and
set his classic features In litriuouy
with the uul verse, he drew a king sigh
of relief snd returned tbe necktie that
he had been about to don to Uie box.
"By George, I almost forgot tbat
Maude says that she just hstea tbat
tie," he muttered as be made another
selection and went on with his toilet.
ibe chairs relaxed, the brUthw on
tbe hairbrush subsided, and the electric
ity with which tbe atr bad been tur
cbajiged died away, and all waa peace
once more.
Mitlits.
Wives of great men oft remtoid us,
As we niteaur up tbelr else,
That In picking out a woman
Oft a grtet nan la sot wis.
Just a Hint,
"Ton are not calling on Miss likely
sny morer'
"No; we are strangers."
"Did abe give you tbe bouncer'
"Oh, no; she waa very cordial the
laat time I called, but she had beeu
eating onions and seemed inclined tu
encourage me when I wanted te kiss
bar."
Not That Kind.
BUly Boy-We often entertain angeia
unawares.
f anny rootugni-Wnat a pity we
cannot recognize them! If I could just
pick one I might be on the road at tbe
bead of a show.
' Guesses st tbe Cause.
"Is be superstitious?"
"Very; he thinks the reason he does
not get along better Is because hla
wages are 118 a week."
Get Even Then.
Don't srumbl when
the day Is ould
Or to your wrath
alv vsnt,
For you can gfuat
whan you b
coms The eld Inhabitant.
Hit Income.
"Will you marry me?"
"How many ciphers are there to your
incomer
"It la all ciphers."
HtHad Skated.
"Did you ever try your band st skat
ing, Mr. Blinkers?"
. "Teswell-er-that ia, my hand and
several other parts."
Just For Variety.
"Why do you suppose doctors disa
gree so?"
"They want to give a man his mon
ey's worth,"
are un-
Fearful Death Rate.
"Do you think lobsters
healthy V
"They must be, so many of them
die young."
Of Courts.
"And you say be is thoroughly op In
nls business?"
'Necessarily; be la an aeronaut."
Nt Improvement,
I cannot slog the old songs
But do not (Ml too glad,
. Ww I ean slog the new ones,
And they are auite as had,'
First Quality Drug Store
Wc provide for the people who have had cnottgh ex
perience to know that inferior jhk1s are dear at any
price; who have learned that Rood goods from a first
quality, trustworthy house are always cheajer
really and aggressively cheaper ti buy.
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We Have Made a Reputation
For our prescription work, U'causc wc do the work ex
actly as it should le done. We jmy uo one a permit
age to send us prescriptions, and, therefore, it pays
you to bring such work to
BAILEYS PHARMACY
This is au advertisement, and likewise it is a fact.
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J'lyj ll tf ike ilnkllag glMM si SIM wllk stark eaolWirt
fjlr I IVV- wkisaltaaa
CYRUS (iODLE SPSS
J ii Tttne tooiU tuna the royal fatnttf of ulaialaal. They
r rts If warm 0 hnil, without Itrctiaf lite twl Mat 4y.
fr I If Miik ioiti Now a tur.RA.tiKl fuu'll ltk tu tM4au,
If MtkeaisMabeerarsaaMity. tat untota
wvJ I M mM avurg, eivm$ aw oauMm.
jpr M W.1.UN Kstittn tcsrst-.siMiaMm, eetruws, ON.
Protect Your Cows
This is the fly ereaoa ami yon aliouUI keep up the Hoe of milk by
using So lUw-So with one of out hand tprayert- a tare sill for nivs.
Kow-Kure on band. W sell
Internatiofidl Stock and Poultry lootl !
IHaniolu! Chick Feed It leat (or poultry. Roue, ovular shell and
grit for the Poultry Yatd. W e keep stock salt ol all kinds. See us
fur Hour and Peed.
The J. W. Hartrampf Feed Store
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W. V. WILEY'S jj
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The best of ail Beers,
Bottled for Medicinal Use
Talk About Power
The two greatest powers oil
earth are Uncle Sam and
the Fairbanks Morse VEu
gine, Both always ready,
You can see one work at U.
G. Gardner's blacksmith
shop, or at the Argus office.
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Vox- particulars sec or write
L. W. HOUSE,
' Hillsboro
Judas Burnett hat decided that
lillamook county cannot oollfct
off the estate of the late Sheriff
Alderman, wbo suicided Ist var
arid wbo was abort iu his accounts.
All parties ate hereby notified to
not lake county road grader under
my charge without my consent.
and party or parties alio took the
grader troin the end of the Bend
road are not Hind to return same at
once and save troulile. (Juituve
Bronner, Supervisor Diet. No. 9.
HOME SEEKERS' RATES
The Southern Pacific Company will
make a rate of one fare for the
round trip from Portland to all
points in Oregon Afhland and
north for visitors from the East to
the Kxpcsi'lon at Portland to en
able them to look over Western
Oregon with a view of settling or
tnveNtinff These tickets will be
good for fifteen days limit, with
stop over at all intermediate points,
ana win ne boiu to noiuers or the
KxpcBition round trip ticket from
points East of tbe Rocky Moun
tains. .
Thia will afford the various coun
ties and communities that will
msiotain exhibits and advertise on
other waya at the exposition, every
inducement to have tbe Eastern
people visit tbelr seotion,
CREAM SEPARATORS
I will fell you a Cream rVparator
at fromf.H to 1 10 and guarantee
tbat it will leptrate your mi k
at good, if not better, than one tbat
ooeta you fromlltio to 1 160, and,
after a fair trial, it it does not a t
represented, your money. Including
express charges, will be refunded.
It works au'omelioally; it sepa
rates while you take a rett.
HKKNAKD 1.K1S. Hetvertnii, Oregon
Notice of 'lnal Hettlement. '
Nullce is htreliy iflvsii, that the under
sinned Krtmitnr ol the laat will and tmla
ment or Vsmlel Mcheriehel, deceased, has
tiled In the Comity Court of Ihe Ntaiei.f
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aciHmiit in Hit mailer of aald ealaie, ami
said Cnurt hui u.. ..,u- ..-.-. ..
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or July, IfluVetllieUoMiily (UUit room lit
Ifllllulm,. ( Imu.... a. . ... .
v, uiur of leu
o'clock a. m. of aaid day, an Ilia time and
lifftt'al ffir IlMNtlaV ntllMUtt.s.at 1.. ... 1,1 al....i
acffltiifit and for (he tliml setlloiueiit f
niu rniaia.
Dated Hill Juna 'II links -1 llni-i..
Oregon,
Wtld.lAM II HMITH,
KXH.Utiir llfllta UhI will .... '
of Vendel HvheiMnhel, dsceaxed
ueo. n, nsaiey, Attorney fur Kxeeiitur,
Notice of Flual Settlement
Krltll'A la llarflhv ulvun .1.. ..
slened has duly Died In the (iounlv Court
... .1.0 dmh ... uinKim nr Wasiiiuituni
( oni.lv his llnsl ewmmt In the waller ..f
the Knlatit at Muruui l. 1...... .1 .
and tliatwtiil County has en Monday, Urn
r;"" !'""". , imn, at ilia, Uimi my
Court room, In Hillsboro, Oreir..ii. at
hour of teii o'ulork a. 111., of said day as
the till. a and .iIuim. f,i ... ....i i
to said llnsl art-omit and for lltial swi8-
ii.n.ii ... nni.1 eniac.
listed this May III, MM.
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U, ..w. ... mi nmii, ii. a.Karl
. Jones, il(!HHd.
tie... It. Ilaulev. A I f... 1.1...1..1.
trator. " " '
NOTICE
M100I IUHlrl. t No. 7, of WasliluKtiin
County, ortwoii, desires to borrow ai7Nun
i!!!!.''..,"r? "!" '"""J' PKMiua" to lame
.....i, .i?r.iK warrnuis, wllli Inlnront
payable semi annually, Healed bids will
be rew ved l.y Hie board, and will l.H..ien
edat tlieolll. tof H II. Hindoo, In Ifdls.
boro, Oregon, on Hutimlay, July fl, m,
at a oid.Hik I. M. Ti.a iii.n.au ...111 1.1
Iwroweil fniin the person nllnrine to fur
nlsh It at Hit lowest rate of liilflreat.
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inn u,
gon.
Hoard, HlllMuom, ()rn!
Notice of Dlatoliition
NoLIiia In luiruliv uiifj... ...... 1,
slilii linrelolore existliia ltween A. R.
Mason and (I A. Bpatli In the I.iimiiihib of
rarmlnn has boon dissolved by mutual
consent, ami said business will hereafter
be com noted by the midenl.ned.
Daled July g, Jl5.
. 0. A. BPATlf.
For aale: black mart 8 years,
weight 1250. Inquire at Cornelius
Warehouse.
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