HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG 4, 1909
Born, August 22, 190 to Mr.
and Mr. Tho. Haines, of SchoIU,
a too.
Miss Becker, of Portland, ia the
guest, this week, of Mr. Ludeuaia
Andersen.
Mini Beeaie Anderson ia visiting
at the Sam Moon place, near Cen
terville, this week.
James Kerr, of Midd'eton, is in
the city, preparing his cider mill
for operations.
Chas. Burr, of above Manning,
was down Tuesday, the gueet of his
daughter, Mrs. O. O. Wilkes.
Are you a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Kicellencia
Oregon manufacture.
Jasper E. Reeves, the Cornelius
stockman, and owner of the Zoo, a
promising young horse, was in the
city Tuesday.
Frank Harshaw, the guest of
Sam Gates for several we-ki, has
departed for his home ia La Fayette,
Indiana.
R. M. Kyle, of two miles north
of Cedar Mill, was in town Monday
and says that grain down his way
is turning out very nicely.
Fine farm, 'good improvements,
70 acres under cultivation; near
Foreet Grove; for sale at a bargain
Inquire at this office.
Henry Johnson, E. P. Cornelius
and J as. Loudon were in from be
yond Glencoe Mondsy evening, and
report threshing of first importance
in their sections.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Holmes, of
1'ortland, were out Sunday, spend
ing the day with Mr. and Mrs. P.
M. Jackson. Mrs. Holmes is
daughter of Mr. Jsckeon.
Lawrence C. Brown, of South
Tualatin, was in town Tuesday and
says the crops on Iowa Hill are
not as good as promised before har
vest time rolled around.
Farmers wanting decomposed
granite for chicken grit are request
ed to notify John M. Brown, at the
express office, and with sufficient
orders he will order another car
load. Mrs. Willis Cotterill, of Anthony,
Kas., arrived last week and is the
gueet of her uncles, August and
Chris. Kemptn, Glencoe, and her
oonsin, Mrs. E. B. Poole, of this
city.
Esrl Wallace, son of Frank
Wallace, of South Tualatin, return
ed the last of the week from Yaki
ma, Wash , where he has been bar
vesting, and is now under the care
of a physician, being very ill.
Mrs. Rosaline Jenkins, who
some years ago resided on First
Street, this city, and for fifteen
years a resident of Portland, ia suf
fering from a broken leg, both
bonee being broken between the
knee and ankle, several weeks ago.
8. T. Walker, of Forest Grove,
writes the weather bureau as fol
lows: "Grain all cut and most of
it in the stack; potatoes and corn
showing effecta of dry weather; hops
look well and promise a good yield;
pastures dried up; pears fair, prunes
small yield.
Oliver double disc plows, 165;
Rock Island gang plows, $65;
Sulky plows 16 inch, $45; 50-tooth
peg harrow, 112.50; 14 in. stubble
plows, $14.50. All other farm im
plements at lowest prices. Schul
merich Bros. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lisenby, of
Brookfield, Mo., and Mrs. Gilmer,
of Purdin, Mo , were in town Tues
day, guests of their relative, Mrs.
W. R. Barrett They have been
visiting the Fair, and came here
from Forest Grove, where they vis
ited with Ira Purdin and family.
The weather is getting cooler and
a new healer is the next .thing
wanted. Just remember that R.
Cave keeps the Cole airtight, and
it is the finest in the nsrket, and
nicely finished. Come in and see
them. A line of steel ranges at
rocK-Doitom prices, win arrive
about September 1.
1 be new Anderson system of
couplings was added to the fire
aoe, the first of the week, and
test made Tuesday afternoon. The
exhibition was all that could be
desired, and the boys of the fire de
partment promise to do some quick
work hereafter, when handling wa
ter at fires,
Last Saturday, at Mountaindale,
Miss Olga Hagin, of Portland, visit
ing witb Mies Montgomery, sustain
ed a serious fall from a saddle
horse, and was unconscious for
day and a half. Dr. F." A. Bailey
was called and found a severe con
cussion of the brain. Miss Hagin
was not accustomed to riding and
when the horse struck a lively gait,
iosi ner Daiance and fell, atrikine
on her head. She is improving
nicely at last reports.
Herman Huntemann, of south
west of town, is this year delivering
some splendid peaches, the product
of his orchard in the sheltered
neighborhood due south of the long
bridge, west of this city. It would
appear that others would encourage
peach raising in this vicinity. The
fruit raised this year, or, any year
for that matter, is finer than the
Dalles peaches, and they can be
left on the tree until more nearly
ripe, unlike that wanted for ihip-
ment - - '
John Reilly, the West Union or
. ohardist, has a great scheme for
. Calcuog lbs tauUM that are so
harmful to the apple crop. He ties
e-a
Tint farmkb Mcr what he has pre
viously sowed. The human body rvi
likewise the natural crvp if weakness,
pin and death tf the seeds of disease
have bwn sow n by bad habits of carelss
ns in eatinir. sleeping ami evetvismg,
Kkkp ua if tor cas itml hen you
i"ed a little Mp in keeping well m
Aiiiwry's trnwdw-, that do not runs-hly
stimulate but gently quicken the action
of Nature's function in a natural wav.
Nature' laboratory furnishes the follow
ing plants which enter into the manufac
ture of 1. Pierce's liolden Medical lns
covery: ttolden Seal root, Queen's root,
Stone root. Black Cherrvbark, liloodroot
and Mandrake root.
If In doubt a to your trouble or need
ing advica, yon cau consult, free of
charge. Dr. K. V. lleree, chief consulting
physician to the Invalids' Hotel ami
Surgical Institute, Huifalo. X. Y. All
letters are considered coulidcntial and
answers bearing correct medical advice
returned iu securely sealed envelopes.
M suffered tor nearly elirtit years, writes
Philip A. law. Fiu.. of M,ail, Ala.. IVimt J
Sheriff. wlih aialarta. wlih b ioned nu
euttre arstent and deprived me of my vi
tality. I was cured In three month !v using
lr. Fteice'a (iolden Uedlcal l'ewery. 1
know it was lantely due to tictfleet and I
paid little attention to my trouble until I
became so run-down and weak that I knew
1 had to do something at once to rvcam my
healta. I began to feel lietter within four
days after I used the 'tioitteu Medical Dis
covery.' and after using nine licttlea I was
restored to my usual heaiUi. feel lug better
taan lor feats.
The most valuable book for both men
and women is Dr. IVrce's
Common Sense Medical Ad
viser. A splendid lU-page
volume, with engravings
and colored plates. A copy.
pap,'r-i-overevl, will he sent
to anyone sending SI cents
In one-cent stamps, to pay
the cost of mailing only, to
Dr. R.V. Pierce, Huifalo, N.
Y. Cloth-bound, 31 stamps.
teas
aaV-i
a band ot gunny-sack around the
trunk of bis trees, and when the
grub is at a certain stage it comes
down to go into seclusion for his
change into the new suit, and from
which he emerges with a net of
wings. Mr. Ketlly waits a day or
so, and then unwraps his band
Hs generally finds the cloth full of
grubs, and these he destroys, thus
doing away with millions of eggs.
When you want pickles go to
Greer's. All kinds in bulk.
Argus and Oregonian, 12.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
Apostle Dowie, of the Chicago
Zionists, says members of his sect,
if married, must add at leaet one
baby each year to their families
This is stealing President Roose
velt s thunder. He also bars kiss
ing until after marriage, and there
are no Forest Grove or Hillsboro
young men or women bujing
through tickets to Chicago.
Booker Washington, the negro
reformer and educator, dined with
John Wanameker, recently, and es
corted Miss Wanamaker to the ta
ble. There's no accounting for
tastes even at the table.
The hot wave has injured Whit
man county wheat. Judge Hurt
man, of Umatilla, however, reports
that the wheat in his section is
turning out very fair.
Lord Curzon, who married a
Chicago girl, the daughter of Lei
ter, the millionaire, has resigned
as viceroy of India
The platform at the Russian
Jewish corner stone laying at a
church dedication at Pittsburg, Pa ,
fell in Sunday and many were in
jured.
Fourteen bodies have been taken
from the river steamer Elizabeth
River's wreck, of last Thursday, at
Norfolk, Va.
Ten people killed outright at
Butte, Mont , Sunday night, by a
freight car colliding with a trolley
car.
A San Francisco editor recently
shot a reporter, the first instance of
an editor having sand enough to
shoot at anything.
A colfax man, receiving support
from the county, died as the result
of laughing at a joke. There's
nothing like being jolly, after all.
To tha Fanners of Washington County
Have you any Insurance upon your
buildings and their contents?
If not, you can get insurance
with the German Insurance Co., of
Bethany, which lias bten amongst
you for more than twenty-five
years. The rates are 60 cents jjer
100 of the amount of insurance,
and 25 cents per 100 every year
thereafter, subject to asees-ments if
these amounts should not be tuffi
cient to pay up losses.
You can get all it formation re
garding this by addrtss-ing the sec
retary by mail, or the prepident by
Paci6c States telephone, Glencoe
Hillsboro. - ' .
Alf Guerber, President,
R. F. D. No. 1. Hillubt.ro. Ore.
P. 8. Telephone, Glencoe-Hillsboro.
Peter Grossen, Secretary,
R. F. D. No. 1, Hillnboro, Or
HOMESTEADS
And Desert Land Claims For You
I can locate you on level valley
lands with deep, rich soil, free
from rock. Water to be had at a
depth of from 5 to 30 feet. These
lands are located in Central Ore
gon and can be taken under the
Homestead or the Desert Land
Law. Railroad soon to tap this
wuuuciiu. section, tjau ana ree
me at the F. M. Heidel -Real Es-
tale omce, or address mo at Hills
boro, Oregon.
Dr A. A. Bcbris
The BaJty'g Ntune.
ITVTT believe I like this world-the
people are ae ouer
tlecttuae a baby doesn't talk they fan
ry he can't hear.
And Just because he amtlee at them and
doesn't eeem to mind.
They call him all the names they rheeae.
Now. do you think that's kind?
U I could ut say all I think, the folk
would soon fin out
There Isn't much that's going oa that 1
don't know about.
For when they see me keeping still and
lookmg wondrous wlae
I'm llstenlitg with my little ears and
watching with my eyes.
There's one thing, though, that puaalea
me that ever slnco I came
The more I hear the lesa I know what
really la my name.
I'm. "Bouncer" to my t'nele Tom, I'm
brother's "Toby Trot"
And Aunt Louisa's "Utile Tike. whUe
aUter calls me "lot."
My grandma says I'm "Honey Bunch;"
I'm mamma's "Utile Lamb,"
And grandpa alwas meets me with.
"Hello, there. I'mle Sam!"
I'm mammy'a vprecioua Utile Coon" and
"IVurlln' Sugar Mg"
I'll tell her what I think ot that, some
day, when I am big!
I'm "Roily Poly" and I'm "Punch" and
"Humply Dumpty," too:
I'm "ltalay." and I n "Toddleklna" and
aonietlmea "Baby Blue."
Vabooalee" la the worst of all What sort
of name la that?
I wouldn't give It. I am sure, to grand
ma a puasy cat!
My papa always says "Old Man." and
that provokes me su
it 1 am old at )ust six months, who's
young, I'd Itke to knowf
I thought and thought about It till I
couldn't sleep last night:
Then, very tired and very croaa, I scream
ed with all my might.
When people wondered what was wrong.
ot course I couldn't tell,
And so they said: "Poor Tootsay Woo!
It surely ran t be well!"
And never gueaxed I felt so bad because
twas such a attains
That nobody would let me know what
really was my name
-Ellen Manly In Pittsburg Post
Worklaaj That Wag.
First Clubwoman ts few year heneel
Mcu are enough to drive a woman
oraiy.
Second Clubwoman-Indeed Uiey are.
First Clubwoman Ouljr tbluk! Fur
fire nights last week 1 remained at the
club terribly late, and yet when I
n-eut home I didn't Bud my husband
waiting at the top of the stain to up
braid me for ueglect The heartless
brute was In bed sleeping like a top
and actually smiled In his dreams.
London Tit Bits.
Reoss Kweagk).
"Oh. Henry." exclaimed Mrs, Galley,
"all the trunks are packed and sent off,
and 1 forgot to put In my bathing
ultr
"Never wind, dear," replied her hus
band. "Fortunately I've sworn off
smoking."
"What has that to do with ItT
"Well, you can pack your bathing
suit In my cigar case." Philadelphia
Press. '
Har4 te Pleas.
He Then 1 am to understand that
you have given me the mitten, as It
were?
She Tou have said 1L
He-And Is this all?
She Of course It is. What more do
you want a pair of sock f Columbus
Dispatch.
A Charitable Spirit.
Awkward Spouse I gee our set ts
to hare a grand charity ball Did yon
ever dance for charity T
Pretty WifeOf course. Don't you
remember how I used to take pity on
you aud dance with you when we first
met? New York Weekly.
His aaallr Tree.
"That man talks a great deal of his
family tree," said the heiress.
"Yes," answered Miss Cayenne. "He
Impressed me from the first as a man
who was on the lookout for a good
market for timber." Washington Star.
Haw It Cava Da.
"It ia said that no man In these days
can make a living out of poetry."
'I know one who dues. He runs a
printing office and publishes hooka of
poetry at the expense of the poets."
Chicago Record-Herald.
Sesaethlag; tm Blew la.
Blfkina Your wife blows in a lot of
your bard earned coin, doesn't abet
Mlfklus I should say to. Why, she
has one lace handkerchief that coat 20.
Detroit Tribune..
A Lively CoaTeraatUullst.
"Doeg your parrot talkT
"It couldn't talk more fluently,
ma'am, if it b'longed to a women's
whist club."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Hardly aa Apology.
He I understand you said I was A
Jool.
She I said do such thing. I always
keep my thoughts to myself.
To Prava 1.
Blowhard Sometimes my thooguts
come to me like lightning.
Miss Caustlc-Wbat a shame they
don't stay long enough so you could
occasionally make a not of them
I-
tfeiroii tree trees.
Mot IaDreaaa4.
"He says he will never marry if I Jilt
tilm nU ... , , ,. V "
man uiw iujpresiiopaDg gTl.
"Well," answered Miss Cayenne,
''maybe such an arrangement would
uiaae a uuuioer or people happier "
Washington Star.
FOR SALE OR TRADB
Bran new $!K) buggy; for cah, $7r,
or will trade tor grain or gasoline
engine of good manufacture W.
r . ttahn, Mountaindale, Ore.
A GUARANTEE
We hereby guarantee Patton's Sun
Proof Paints to wear well on build
ings painted with the same, for at
least five (h veara. Should nur
claim for Sun-Proof paint fail ws
agree to (urine h new paint free.
It ia our meaning and intention
to honestly guarantee our paint to
wear, but Ibis guarantee will not
be allowed to be uwd as means
for unjust demands, careless, sloven
ly work, or where the paint is ap
plied contrary to written directions.
PATTON PAINT COMPANY,
v J. K. Patton, President
Schnlinerich Bros, keep this
paint.
LEWIS CLARK EXPOSITION
During the Lewis & Clark Exposition
the Southern I'acilic Company will sell
rouad tiip tickets to Portland, limit thir
ty days, at one and one third fare for I ha
tound trip. For parties of tea or more
traveling on one ticket, one fare fur the
rouad trip. For orgaoind parties of
one hundred or more, individual ticket
at one (art for the round trip.
Stopover of tea days will be given at
Portland oa all out way tickets reading
through that point during the Kaposi -tion.
Tickets must be deposited with
Joint Agent at Portlsnd and charg. of
fifty cents will be made for the extension
of time,
LUMBER FOR SALE
We saw the 6net sidewalk lumber;
fencing, ceiling, and all kinds of
building lumber. Wo deliver.
Drop us a csrd, and tell us what
you want. We also furnish esti
mates tor houses and barns, and
for bridge work. Mill 3 miles north
of Glencoe Address Bishuo Bros .
Hillsboro, R. V. D. No. 3. Pacifio
States' Telephone, Glencoe central.
4
I carry a complete line ol Ceneral
Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
can get yon anythtag yon want, on
order, at Portland prices.
I make a specialty of cedar fence
posts snd cedar shingles. My line
of Groceries can't be beaten . Give
me a call. I boy farm produce, cash
or trsde. Give tnc a call.
Om Sm Raynokla
; Oft
WeLsHw
LI Oregon
J SnorfTUKE
arallHinM Pacific
8 TRAINS TO TUB BABT DAILY
PROM PORTLAND.
Through Pnlltnaa standard and tourist
sleeping-cars daily to Omaha. Chicago.
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansss wily; tnrougn ruiiman tourist
sleeping-cars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, JCsnsas City, re
clining chair cars (seats (ree) to lb
Bast dally.
MPABT
roa
DAILY
TIME SCHEDULES
raou
PORTLAND
AXXIVI
raoM
DAILY
Chicago
rort
land Special
Salt Lake, Denver,
Kt. Worth, omaha,
Kansas City, St.
Louis, Chicago and
East
9:20 a.m.
4:30 r.
via
Atlantic
Express
Salt Laks, Denver,
Kt. Worth. Omaha,
Kansas City, 8L
Loo ut, Chicago ana
East
15 r. u.
10:30 a. a
via
Hunt
ington
St. Paul
iTfWalla WaTia, "Lewft
Past
ton,Bpokane. Wallace
Pullman, Minneap
olis, St. Paul, Du
luth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and East
Mail
7:86 a, a
ftOOr.'M,
via
Spokane
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
FROM PORTLAND '
Steamships between Portland and San
rrancisooevsry aveaays.
River boats on tbe lower Columbia and
Willamette dally except Sunday.
LOW RATES
To and from all ooints in the Esvt
Tickets via this route on sale at all depot
onnes oi tue Douinrn recinc i;o,
A. L. CRAIG, '
General Passenger Agent :
'Portland, Oregon
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given, that I. tbe under
signed Kxecutor of the estate of OoUliub
Vergin, have filed in the County Court of
me state ot uregon, lor nun, uo., m
nnal account as executor, and that sen
Conrt basset Monday. Heoteinber e. 1B06.
st tne nour oi iu o'ciuct a. m. as the time,
and tbe County Court Room in Hillsboro,
Washington County, Oregon, as tbe plsce
tor neanng onjecuons to saw account, ana
Hie nnal itetllenient or said estate,
V. W. LEP8CHAT.
Executor of tbe estate of Motllieb Vr
gin. deceased.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for estate.
Notice ol Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that tbe under
signed Administrator of the estate of Har-
8r H loom an, deceased, has' tiled In the
oanty Court of Washington County.
Oiegou, bis nnal account In the matter of
aaia estate anu sata laurt nan set Mon
day, the Kith day, of August, lHOo, at ths
County Court room In Hillsboro, Oregon,
st KHOO A. M of aaid day, as the time
and place of hearing obieotlons to said
flnsl account and the ttual settlement of
said estate.
Dated this July 25tb, 1H05.
A. It- IiINUUAN.
Administrator of tbe Estate of Harry
Diuunian.
fti R FairUv .auivnavfnea4ni
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRTTIT COURT or THE
STATIC OP OKKtlON. FOR
WASHINQTON COUNTY
Kenyon Cramlall, Plaintiff,
LiU A. Crandatl. ttefemlant
To usaie A. Cramlall, the above named
defendant
In the name of the Stale of Oreeon.
too are hereby required to appear and
anawer the complaint tiled herein within
all week front the date of lite Ural publi
cation of Una auniioona, and If you Mil so
to appear and anawer the complaint, the
Planum win aii to in tanm mr ins re
lief demanded In hla complaint, to wit
For a decree itiwdving lb marriage
contract now evicting between Plalnlia
and defendant, and tor atic't other and
further relict an to the Court mav appear
euiitlaMe,
- lite date of the llrt publication of Ibis
Mitnimimi ia Auitind 3. IHim. and tha order
auihorUIng the service of litis kiiimnoiis
by ltHbllcalioit require-, you to appear and
apawer on or before lite expiration of sis
wevKa tiom said tiate.
Tuts aummoUN la served upon von bv
publication by order of the Honorable
Thomas A. Mollrule, Judge of the above
uatnetl Court, by an order made and dated
at Chambers at Mtllaboro, Oregon, on
august i two.
JUIIM M. WALL,
Altorttey for I'lalnlllT.
Administratrix Notice
Sot Ice la hereby given, that the under
signed baa been by tha County Court of
the Htate of Oregon, for Washington Cougf
tv, uuiy anpointsal Ailiuliil-itralrlx vim
tbe will annexed of the eatals of N. N.
Howell, deeeaaed. and has duly qualified
and enlend uixin lb discharge of her
duties aa aiioh.
Now Ihrrvfure, all perwma having clai ma
against the eaUte of N. S. Howell, de
Ceased, are hereby required to present the
same to the undenlgned at the Law Office
of Ueo, K. Hagley in Uiliaburo, Oregon,
togetner witn proner vouchers, within alx
nuintha from the date hereof.
Dated June l, -MkV.
Kl.l.AHKTH H. LAUII.
Admlnislratrlx with the will aiinexed of
the eelale of N. S. Howell, deeeaaed.
Oao. R. Hagley, Attorney for Adminis
tratrix. Sheriffs Sale
By virtue of an execution, decree snd or
der of sale issued out of tha Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for the County of
Waihington, dated August I. lHJMu favor
of Thoa. Talbot and again! Mary Ann
rtarrett at al defendants, for tbe autii ol
117. with Interest I hereon at tbe rate
of 8 per cent pet aunttm (mm the lit day
of August, IWJA, and the further vuro of
I'M euata, with intereat thereon at the rate
of 8 per cent, tier annum from the lat day
of Augtin, It, anil the fnrtlier mini ul
ti72.uu, with intereal I hereon at the rale
of 8 per rent, par annum from Auguat I,
lagt, ana ror eoels with interest there
on at the rate of H per cent, par annum
from August I, lixi. and for tbe coats and
expense of sal and nakt writ.
Mow, Iherefute, by virtue and In unr-
suance of said Judginenl, decree aud or
der of itale, I will, on
Monday, September ti, 1905
at the south door of ths Court House In
hillsboro. Ore., at the hour of 10 s. 111. of
said usy, sell at public auction to the high-
em m.iiirr lor caan, 1 ne following de
scribed real umperty, situate In the Coun
ty of Waahlngbin, Stale of Oiegon, towt :
" Beginning at an Iron bar In the center
of ths County Uoa.l from which the North
east corner of the I.. A. Sparks' 1). UC,
NO..-W. T. I N. R. I W. Will. Mer. la reach
ed by running North sf minutes Weat la
cnains, 1 nance mat shams, said be
ginning point being the Southwest comet
of land owned by John Met 'alien, theni
running North 46 minutes Went A.M
Chains, Iheiii e North W .10 uiintites West
t lH chains, lhenie South iS iiiiiiiiIks East
KH5 chains, lben Mouth minutes
Isiil 4..Vt chains o the center of the load.
Uienre North iCi miiiutes Weat ,t.M chains
to pla nf beginning, contaitiiug 4 acres
more or leaa;
Amo beginning at the Northeast corner
of the h-arre tract of land In the lmue!
tinarks 1. L. C. formerly ownesl by John
Hchliech, running llieime Weat along the
North line or said 100-acre trai l 7J.7 chains
to a point, thence South art. 4 chains to a
point In the Mouth line of the L. nart of
aam tuo-siTe tract, inence rjtai .07 chains
to tne .Southeast corner of said l part of
saiu luu-ecre tract, tneuce norui along tne
Kant line of said lx acre tract M.i chain.
to the place of tieginntng, containing W
aeres," to satisfy die herein las fore named
sums and for the rusts and expenses of
saiu sate.
Said Drnoertv elll be sold aulilm-t to ra
demptlon as per statute of Oregon.
w itness aiy nand mis lotn day of Au
gust. IMXi.
J. W. t'OANKLb,
Sheriff of Washington Ciutnty, Oregon.
John M. Wall, Attorney for pUlntifT.
Administratrix's Notice
Notice ts hereby given tbst the under
signed has been by the County Court of
tne mate 01 Oregon ror Washington boun
ty duly appointed administratrix of tbe
estate of I'bilip Keghtling, deceased, and
nas an y nua lined aa such. Now. there
fore, all neisons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to present
wein to ine nnaeraiguea at ine law omce
of Geo. R. Hagley, In Hillsboro, Oregon.
together witb proper vouchers within six
mourns iroin tne oate nereoi.
Dated this Aug. Mb. IM6.
Ei.l'i ivir ru griiuTriuii
Administratrix of ths estate or Philip
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rcsxuiiing, uaevnaea.
Ueo. R, Bagley, Attorney for admrx.
SHERIFF'S SALB
By virtue of an Kieoutlon, Decree and Or
dor of Male, Issued out of the Circuit Court
of the Hlate of Oregon, for Washington
County, dated Jnly 17, IMA, in favor of
ueorge schuiniench and against rrank K.
Hart, Hue B. Hart, Richard Morton, M. A.
Morton, W01. Kerron, Assignee, A, U,
Nnnn and A. I,. Kutt. for the sum of 14(1.
25 costs, and for ths further sum of MM, 72
U. 8. gold ooin, with interest thereon at
tbe rate of IU per cent, per annum from
the 17th day of July, 1905, and for the
oust and expenses or asleand or said writ.
Now. therefore, brivlrttie and In mir-
stianee of ssld Judgment, decree ami or
der of sale, I will, on Monday, tbe 28th
day of August. HAW, at the south door of
tne Liourt nouse in nmauoro, wasmngton
County. Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'slock.
a. in., of said day, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, tbe followlng-
oescriDeo real property, situate in the
County of Washington and State of Ore
gon, to-wlt:
"Being a part of the Donation Land
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vy.M.u v. . Mm on, inwwu F,, J.
Township One Botith, of Range Ons West
of the Will. Mer.. and desoribed as fol
lows: Commencing at a stake on the
South line of the Donation Land Claim of
William Adams eight () ohntns and forty
one (41) links F.asiof the Southwest cor
ner of the same; thence North thirty-five
(86) roinutfls East thlrtv-two (,t2) chains
ana eignty-tnree nuns to a stste in
tbe center line of the County Koad;
thence Houth sixty-three ((13) decrees fort
(40) minutes East live (5) chains and thirty-nine
(3D) links to a stone In the center
of tbe county road) thence South seventy
degrees live minutes East one chain and
seventy-three links to a stake in the coun
ty road: thence Mouth thirty-live minutes
West twenty-nine chains and seventy.
three links io a stake: thenoe Weat six
chains and forty-two links to the place of
Beginning, containing twenty sores of
land, to satisfy the hereinbefore named
sums, and for the oosbi and expenses of
said sale.
Bald property will he sold subject to re
demption as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my band this 18th day of July,
1905.
J. W. CONNKLL,
Bherltr of Washington County, Oregon.
Geo. H. Bagley, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jap a-Uo.-O, W.
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Patterson &
Ue W. J,
Has atUlcd to the business in their
New Quarters ou Main Street,
STEAM AND
GASOLINE
Agent for Valvoliue Cylinder Oils and Magnet
Machine Oils, ln?st griules.
riuniMng supiilies, strain ami gasoline mpine imt king,
fine grsds n( babbitt inelals; nils, in one ami live gallon
citnt; waste ami conipoumU, steam and water valves ul all
kina, fittings ami piMt. Urge supply ! liil rlnilorit ami
injectors lor mill ami traction ft gines
Pitcher a fine line of gurden hose ami rveryllilng
and louud in such 111 estallihnirnt. Call and
Force our stock (ipiKiaite lr. Tsinlesie.
Pumps residence l"'lh pliont's.
Mtsln Street.
We want Your Trade
And We Buy
Your Farm Produce
ttar stock of tientrsl Merchandise will
answer your wants. Our dry goods stt
of the beat quality, aad our bonis and
shoes excel. We is a suit you. t'.io. rt
let of the best, for everybody.
We Give You a Premium
For every Te Ikttlar Cash I'uri hsae
we give rack customer a line 14x1 oil
painting, We also take I arm produce
sad pay cash (or It.
Our lint of Fa tin Machinery, HtigKlri,
etc., will lull yoe aad out prices ate
right. See our relthrated keystone
Wire Fence.
Rowell Bros. (EL Co.
Scholia, Oregon
i: . Dailey's Music Store !
! We have added new features to ottr Main Street Music
Store, aud can supply you with musical instruments of t
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m an B.tuu.1, wuiu u uiituu
r manaonnsja spieumu nueoi
j! Sporting and
as
S Fishing Tackle, etc. We have also added a fiuc line of $
crockery, work baskets aud fancy baskets. See our 0
souvenir
dishes. 1' me line
and see us.
F. R. DAILEY, Mala St.,
t
W. . fate
CATE'S MARKET
Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds.
Fish and Poultry. Vegetables in season. Lowest
prices consistent with Good Business Policy.
Will handle Farm Produce.
Hop supplies a specialty.
Mala Street, East of Livery, Hillsboro, Or.
Swetland's
lec Cream
We handle, tho Famous Swetlanil
Ice Cream, the best in the market.
Our Sanitary Soda Fountain is the
finest in tbe market, cleanly and
wholesome. Our parlors are cosy,
cool, and delightfully furnished.
Try Out Chocolates
We have the exclusive agency for
the Russell ft Gilbert candies,
Their chocolates are absolutely the
finest in the market.
Cigars and Tobacco
Our lines of eigars and tobacco are
tandard. Tiopical fruit always
on hand. Give us a call. We will
treat you right. We want
your
custom.
Parlors on Second 8tmt,
door south of Wehrung's.
one
F. S. Olsen,
Proprietor
wnmePiwn
Benson Cos
Engine Supplies
Hillsboro, Ore.
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grapiiopiioues amhco
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Baseball Goods
of pocket i tit lei y. Call 111 J
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