kllLSftOftO ARGUS, SEPT 68, 100 J
R. P. Reader, of Beaverton, wm
in town Tuesday.
Noah SheMel, of North Plaint,
u a caller at the Argue office
Moodsy.
Andrew Pierson, of Reedville,
mi county seat visitor Tuesday
morning.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Pe
tenon, of beyond Phillips, Sept. 25,
1905, a daughter.
John Powell, on the Dr. F. A
RaiW ranch, near Lenox, was in
town Tuesday.
G. A. Leehner, owner ot the "L"
ranch at Bethany, was a caller at
the Argus office Tuesday.
P. E. Rowsll, the Scholls saw
mill man and merchant was in
town Monday morning.
Wm. Barker, of Iowa, arrived
8atnrday for a short visit with his
cousin, Mrs. C. K. Dekhman.
J. J. Kuralli and wife, of Phil
lips, were in town Saturday, guests
of their son, Recorder Kuratli.
Attorney S. B. Huston leaves the
last of the week for toe Develop
ment League meeting at Eugene.
Dr. K. DeWitt Connell, of Port
land, the eye and ear specialist, was
a guest of Hillsboro relatives bun
day.
Another week of visit and Col. T,
J. Bramel will again take up bis
abode at toe Roseburg Soldiers
Home. .
Ed. Foord, of Clatskanie, was a
Sunday visitor at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Alice Foord, of East
Hilleboro.
Geo. Daretv, of Glencoe, was in
town Tuesdsy, and is driving Msys
Bros.' supyly team for a few days
tbis week.
A. C. Brown and family, making
Hillsboro their home for a number
of years, will reside at North Bend
this winter.
J. C. Kuratli, of Phillips, came
oat from Portland Monday night,
alter a day at the Lewis & Clark
stock show.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wann visited
in Portland this week, with Geo
Wann and wife, and while there
took in the Fair.
C. M. Johnson, of Farmington,
and who baa one of the neatest
places in that section, was in town
Monday, paying taxes.
Ira Wbeeler, with W. J. Benson,
all Summer, is now with the Nel
son-Hardware Company, doing the
plumbing department
Geo. Krebs, for years on the
Tongue place, South Tualatin,
moved this week to his newly pur
chased place in Helvetia, east of
Glencoe.
Ulrich Haas Jr., accompanied by
his wife, after a long visit with his
father, Ulrich Haas Sr., of West
Union, left today for home, in
Claremont, Iowa.
Alex Chalmers, the Centerrille
stockman, took a fine herd of his
Shorthorn cattle to Portland, last
week, and entered them in the big
Lewis & Clark stock show.
J. W. Bailey, of the Pharmacy,
and W. B. Streeter, his brother-in-
1 . Jr.. .
w, remrnea oaiuroay irom a
fishing expedition over on the Ne-
halem, reporting moderate success
Mrs. W. J. Wall left this week
for Topobolampo, Mexico, to remain
ins winter. Sne accompanies Mr
and Mrs. Wm. Hart and Miss Pa
dellia, who have spent the summer
nere.
Jr. M. Kelsay, of southeast of
town, and whose father took up the
oonauon land claim uoon which
the major portion of the town is
located, was a caller at tbis office
Monday.
J. A. Tbomoson. of Mountain
dale, was down Tuesday, accom
panying his son, J. H . the sawmill
man, who, incidentally, has quite
an interest in the defunct Tills
mook roadbed.
Henry C. Toelle, well known
here, and now a resident of South
luaiaun, was granted license to
wed by the Multnomah County
viers, nooaay. ine bride was
Miss Amelia Hoffman.
Frank Weisenback. saner! n ten
dent of the Ray hopyards at Witch
Haral, was in town Monday, and
reports it very lonesome down that
way since the 300 and more hop
-I i , . ...
piv&ers nave ten ior ineir Homes
Harold Merryman returned the
last of ths week from an extended
visit at Klamath Falls, where his
brotner, vt. George, is practicing
medicine. He leaves at once to en
ter the State University at Eugene.
F. W. fchnithirix nf Ttalh.n.
sued M. and Anna Heimbucher for
$17 rental before Judge Bagley
jnonaar, ana ine defendant tiled
plea in abatement, not denying the
debt, but alleging that it was not
due until Nov. 1. Upon showing
the case was dismissed t by the
court.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hollenbeck
of Mountaindsle, returned Monday
morning from Portland, where they
weut to attend the funeral of Mrs
Holies beck's mother, Mrs. Wilson,
the aged lady who was killed last
week, by a street car on Williams
Avenue. The driver of tbe car was
Frank Armentrout, who formerly
resided at Greenville and Forest
Grove. He feels very badly over
tbe accident
If TCuwant brick for any pur
pose, or building blocks for a foun
dation, remember that theGroner
& Rowell Company, ot sscnoue, can
apply your demands. They have
fine lot oi lumoer, rouga sou
dressed, in their yard, and will
meet, all competition. Now tbat
your crops are harvested, would It
not ne a goou me w cuuiiun it
tiling will not increase your in-
oome. wet, low spots in ine neius.
always giving poor results, can be
remedied by putting in tiling. Lt
us help yon. We can aid you to
avoid crop failure on low lands.
House and barn bills for lumber
on abort notice and do not forget
that ws can furnish you estimates
on short notice. Poet office sddress
Hilleboro, Oregon, R. F. D. No 2.
Sixty thousand feet of tine, dry
shiplsp on hand.
Speaking of progressive little
towns Cornelias is just now lead
ing anything in the shape of a city
on the West Side with a popula
tion anywhere near its numbers.
The business buildings are all neat
ly painted, the streets are kept
cleanly, and there is a general air
of prosperity everywhere. It is
surprising how much a little paint
will lend to the appearance ot a
small place or a bis place, for
that matter. Its new buildings
are all occupied, and Cornelius
promises to be a formidable rival
of Hilleboro and Forest Grove.
C. K. Henry, of South Hillsboro,
is putting in a fine private water
system on his Fair Acres property.
The system will consist of three
wells, which will be operated by a
gasoline engine and a dynamo.
Walt Taylor is putting down the
wells. Tbe supply will givs Mr
Henry all kinds of water for irriga
tion as well as for domestic urea.
S. T. Wslker, of Forest Grove,
writes the weather bureau as fol
lows: "Hop picking, prune dry
ing, clover hailing and grape gtth
ering have all been pushed the
past week and ths first three are
practically done in this neighbor
hood; the rains have started grass
and home early sowing is coming
up; some plowing being done.
P. M. Hermeos, who has been
three years at Sublimity, Ore
where he is in the creamery busi
ness, is down on a visit, and wm in
town Tuesday, with his father,
Wm. Hsrmens, of srboort. Mr
Hermens is looking over the ground
with a view of patting in a cream
ery in this county.
Benj. Birdeell, of Forest Grove,
was down Monday evening, accom
panied by Cbas. Harvey, of Ben
clare, S D., an old time Iowa
friend of his, whom he had not
seen for years. Mr. Harvey start
ed east Tuesday, and from tbe way
he expressed himself, may later
move out to Oregon.
Hop picking is about wound up
all over tbe countv. except a yard
here or there which was delayed by
tbe rain Sunday and Monday.
Jas. H. Sewell, of northeast of
town, would have finished Wednes
day, but for the wet weather, and
Wm. Bagley Sr. would have bad
his crop harvested.
Joseph Young, who was riised
on tbe Hawthorne ranch, east of
town, and who hasn t seen Hillsbo
ro for 30 years, srrived here from
Goldendale, Saturday, to spend the
day. He met many of his old pio
neer friends. Mr. loung is
nephew of the late J. Q. A. Young,
of Cedar MilL
Frederick Geisler, of tbe Jackson
Bottom, has received notice from
the government that he will be
shipped some brook trout in a few
months, to stock bis artificial lake,
mile south of town. It will take
a year or to for the babies to grow,
however, after they are landed
the new home.
Tbe floor has been laid on tbe
Jackson Bottom bridge, and tbe
sway braces and railing corns next
Tbis is ths longest wagon bridge in
tbe county, and affords a convent
ence, through tbe Winter, to
large territory over in the South
end of the county.
Grant Downing, the Vernonia
merchant, was here Sunday, after
load of merchandise for bis store,
Grant says that business is pretty
fair over his way but the peopl
over there are anxiously awaiting
for tbe Portland & Nebalem rai
road.
L. H. Atwater, working for John
Dennis on ths dsiry ranch in East
Hillsboro, fell from a chicken bouse
roof, where he was shingling, Mon
dsy forenoon, and broke one of his
ribs and otherwise bruised himself.
Dr. F. J. Bailey attended tbe pa
tient.
Mrs. Ruth McCurdy, aged
years, died in Portland, September
23, 1905. Deceased was a natiye
of Ohio. She was a mother of . A
McCurdy, of Cornelius, and tbe re
mains were shipped to tbat place
for interment.
Bob Greer leads and tbe rest fol
low, in groceries, crockery and
glassware.
"Please Smile
A NO
Look Pleasant."
. .... .1 M-tfl .Ilk
tain, the word "rcktd recalls Uik days
When lh-y stretched the lender bodira ot
Women on lit rack with rone ami ully
mil HI raj ".. ....
an attendant saying to th tor
tured woman, M'lease unite ami look
AM f I1 M. www.il ......
la ruwW to smila through hi agooy
and to stake boom happ. M can't
do IV It 1 against Nature. tlnrelly
speaking, the racking Mill ot III hfaltlr
such a headache. baoWhe and 'bear-
liur-dowa pains-are rmww ii
Mi .m t tie disorders of Ue onraus dis
tinctly temlnlws. When this condition
and ilh health come back th null, of
Xiiywoman rrln ar hoalth at
homo without oAVwih o,uwtlonliiir or
eiatulnatiou bjr tii um of Dr. lVrv4
i'aviMHW lrwcrfitiott. Sick wonwn atay
J.,iwuli Dr. Huwctv. b ltt. itv ol
(barm, Such letter are treated a
H atonu Bt ulewur o iwin "
drrul Mriu ot Your mat wk-tM
clllr jour 1 F.Tyriwl-rlutloiC wru.
Mr. J. W IMIIOW.O,
C Hoi M. Ur wl( hw bmi uln It a
lid miUT oOc complluv vMr to
$t ery . could nut do
nyb?,r work or wMhlu but cu do il
kufW work now. W ta mm -of
wither but wn do no fr the wwilt (
berahAUKl kll wm w jrvr w.
Voui I'toMnnt IVlleU' 1 .worth
piuir iIdim lUelr nrteu. I h uwd them
jT.r binouMiMM and Momfch iroubl wid
haw found Wv11 w
Tbe vTbu rtiostaal wrupfuMw-VWa
UMd alwiNt.
Common Seiun Medk-1 Ad-
vuer l mu irw uu
ot ttuup to par upenau ot
auOlliK mt. Tlboik coo.
tain luM iMfm. oer . niu-
iftmiw wr m iw"
.k. ur il alnmu M Uil
cloth buuud. AddrvM Dr.
K V. rnurci ouawo, n. .
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LUMBER FOR SALE
We saw ths finest sidewalk lumber
fencing, ceiling, and all kinds of
building lumber. We deliver,
Drop us a card, snd tell us what
you want. We also furnish esti
mates for bouses and barns, and
for bridge work. Mill 3 miles north
of Glencoe Address Bishun Bros
Hillsboro, R. F. D." No. 3. Pacific
States' Telephone, Glencoe central.
TELECRAPHC NOTES
The Hebrews rioted fh a Chica
go churoh, Sunday.
Butte, Montana, suffered a mil
lion dollar fire, Sunday, four fine
blocks being destroyed.
Ths William Henry Harrison,
steam schooner, is ashore, a total
wreck off the coast of Alsc a.
A Chinese bomb tbrower killed
four and wounded twenty of a par
ty wbo were leaving ret in to
stndy foreign political methods.
A GUARANTEE
We hereby guarantee Patton's Sun
Proof Paints to wear well on build'
ings painted with the same, for at
least five (o) years. Should our
claim for Sun-Proof paint fail ws
acres to furnish new paint free.
It is our meaning and intention
to honestly guarantee our ps'.nt to
wear, but this guarantee will not
be allowed to be used as a means
for unjust demands, careless, sloven
ly work, or when the paint is ap
plied contrary to written directions.
PATTON PAINT COMPANY.
J. E. Patton, President
Schulmsrich Bros, keep this
paint.
HOMESTEADS
And Desert Land Claims For Toa
I can locate yon 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-
eon and can be taken nuder the
Homestead or tbe Desert Lend
Law. Railroad soon to tap this
wonderful section. Call and
me at the F. M. Heidel Real Eg.
tate office, or address me at Hills
boro, Oregon.
Dr. A. A. Bvbbib.
LEWIS CLARK EXPOSITION
During the Lewis & Clark Exposition
the Southern Pacific Company will sell
round trip tickets to Portland, limit thir
ty days, at one and one third fare for the
round trip. For parties of tea or more
traveling on one ticket, one lare lor the
round trip. For organized parties of
one hundred Or more, individual tickets
at one fare for the round trip.
stopover oi ten days will be given at
Portland on all one way tickets readina
through that point daring the Exposi
tion. Ticket must be deposited with
joint Agent at Portland and charge of
nity cents will be made for the extension
of time.
rlwm Vricaaa.
"Clara says Mr. Jones, her nance, la
a poem."
"Well, he's been rejected enough la
our set to entitle him to tbe compll
meat" New Orleans Times-Democrat
A PfcamwaBeaM.
Rich Patroness of Genius Bo yon
consider tbe young pianist a real pbe-
DomenonT
Crltlo-Yes, be Is quite good enough
to escape being a fad. Brooklyn Life,
80
": Soase Men's Wars.
Jinks Here, try one of these cigars.
They are something I can recommend.
Barry If it's ail tbe same to yon.
think I'll take one of the kind yon
amoks yourself. Boston Transcript
CBllm)ats.
"gay, Horn, you're ths worst blower
I evtr beard of r
"Well, its a pipe you're full of hot
air yourself f St Louis Post-Dispatch.
tvr IftU CiiY YCUR PRVZZS
And guarantee you satisfaction. Our Drier witt start September 10.
War llaV Flrtt-Olasa Okhr USUI
Our Cider Mill will start September so, ami continue t roughout the
season, still and Drier located in North Itilleboro, on Fourth street.
rVJoeM RWMOMaA
JAMCS F. JCGRR - - HUMoro, Oregon
MONMOUTH
State Normal
Begins its 24th year
September 26th
Three CcurSCS of Study preparing for County ami State
e rtiucates. Higher course recoguited in Washington and other
State.
Demand for Normal Trained Teachers. un terms,
higher wages sad better opportunities for promotion award the
Normal graduate for his or tier enterprise. School directors ap
preciate the superior ability of Monmouth graduates, and the de
mand far exceeds Ihe supply. Special attention given to method
work la graded and ungraded school.
Catalogues Containing Full Information win be at
ea application. Correcpoudenc invited. Address
E. D. KESSLER, PrttUknt
or J. B. V. Butler. Secretary
We want Your Trade
And We Buy
Your Farm Produce
Cornelius Warehouse
CORNELIUS. ORE..
Docs a General Warehouse Business. Flour,
Feed, Hay and Shingles at the lowest market
price. Feed for farmers steam or dry rolled or
chopped, as wanted.
TAX NOTICE
The Tax payers of Washington
County, Oregon, are hereby notified
tbat the last half of their tairs (or
the year 1904 and levied in Janu
ary, 11KJ6, are now payable, and
will become delinquent on the Firt-t
Monday in October, 1905, at which
time iuterest at tbe rate of 12 per
cent, per annum wilt be charted in
addition to 10 per cent, penalty.
which interest charge will be com
puted from the first Monday in
April, 1905.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oiegon, Au
gust 29, 1905.
J. W. Connell,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Oregon.
V
To the Farmer of Washington County
Have you any Insurance npon your
buildings and their contents?
If not, you csn get Insurance
with the German Insurance Co., of
Bethany, which has been amongst
you for more loan twenty-nve
years. The rates are 50 cents per
1UU or tbe amount of insursnce,
and 25 cents per 100 every year
thereafter, subject to sssr ssments if
these amounts should not be suffi
cient to pay up losses.
You can get all inlormalion re
garding this by addressing ths sec
retary by mail, or ths president by
Pacific States telephone, Glencoe-
Hillsboro.
Alf Ouerber, President,
R. P. D. No. 1, Hillsboro, Ore.
P. 8. Telephone, Glenooe-HillBboro.
reter Urossen, Secretary,
R. F. D. No. 1, Hillsboro, Or
) 1 OREGON
J) Shout line
AIMDI.PACinC
9 TRAINS TO TUB KABT DAILY
FltOH rOKTIjAND
ThrouKh Pullman standard tnd tourist
sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, CbU-aeo.
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansas utjr; tnrougn ruiiman tourist
sleeping-car (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re
clining cnatr cars (seat tree) to the
Hast dally.
TIMS 80HKDULKH
rsu
PORTLAND
ASSITI
rsoM
DAII.T
Fine supply ot seasoned rough
and dressed lumber on hand. Bi
fore making a pnrcbass give us a
call and we wilt rave you money.
Thompson Bros., Mountaiodale.
Administratrix's Notice
Notice Is herebr s-iven that the under
signed has been by the County Court of
tb Male or Uregon Tor waaniugton coun
ty duly appointed adniliiialratrix of tbe
estate or ramp r egniune, aeneaaeu, anil
has dulr Qualified aa such. Now. there
fore, all persona having claims against
said estate are hereby required to present
them to the undersigned at the law office
of Oeo. B. Bagley, in Hillsboro, Oregon,
together with proper vouchers witiiin sis
montns rrom ine uate nereoi.
Dated this Ane. 6th. lWR.
ELIZABETH FKOHTMNfl,
Administratrix of the estate of l'hlllp
regblllng, deoMsea.
Oeo, K, Bagley, Attorney for admrr.
SUMMONS
IN THR CIRCUIT C0UBT OP THE
STATE OP OBEOOX. FOB
WASHINGTON COUNTY
James Smith, Plaintiff, I
vs
Jessie Smith, Defendant.)
To Jessie smith, the above named de
fendant. .1. 't .... a , n
AH tlim imillV Ul tile Dlim Ul 1ICUII.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the&imDlaliit tiled acainst you in
the above entitled suit on or before the
last day prescribed In the order for publi
cation oi summons, to-wit, me utn ouy or
November, luus, sata day being ine ex
oiration of six weeks from the first nulili-
cation of this summons and if you fail so
to appear and answer the plaintirf will ap
oIt to the court for the relief demanded
In tbe complaint, to-wit, a- decree dissolv
ing the Donas or matrimony existing Be
tween the plaintiff and the defendant here
in and for such other and further relief as
may seem equitable.
The time Dreseribed for the oubllcaUon
of thia summons I six weeks and the day
set for the appearance of the defendant is
the 8th da of Novemher. 1006.
Tills sumnionn is published by order of
Hon. T, A. MRBrtde, Judge or trie above
entitled oourt, whlob order was given and
entered in the above entitled court on the
14th dae of Hentember. UKs).
The date of tbe tint publication of this
summons Is the 28th day of September,
1MK.
0. A. BELL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Salt Use,
KU Worth
Kansas City. HI
Louis, Chicago and
East
Denver,
4:30 r. a
7:35 a, m
OKFAST
roa
DAILY
Chicago
Special
&A.M.
via
Hunt
ington Atlantic
Express
8:15 Mi.
via
Huntington
St. I'sul
Ksxt
Mail
8:00 r. M.
via
Spokane
OCEAN AND K1VKR HCIIKDULK
rROM FOSTLARD
Steamships between Portland and San
vrancisco every nve nays.
River boats on the lower Columbia and
Willamette daily except Sunday.
LOW RATES)
To and from all point In the East
Tickets via this route on sale at all deuol
omoe or ine ooumrii ranino Vu.
A. L. CRAIG,-
General Passenger Aeent
Portland, Oregon
Halt Ik, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omshs,
Kansas City, Bt,
IiOiiis, Chicago and
East
Walla Walla, liewis
lon,Hu)kne, Wallace
Pullman, Minneap
olis, St. Paul, Du
lutl., Milwaukee,
Chicago and East
Oeneral Merobmnd!
I carry a complete line ol Oeneral
Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and lluildlng Msierial. I
can get yon anything you want, on
order, at Portland prices.
, I mske a specislty of cedar fence
post and cedar ihlngle. ' My line
of Groceries can't be beaten. Give
me a call. I buy farm produce, cash
or Irene, uive me a can,
O. S. Reynoida
Mountalndmle, Or,
Our stock of (iditral Merclismlise will
snswer your wants. Our dry goods are
of the bent quality, ad our boots and
shoes excel. We csn suit you. Grocer
ies or the best, lor everybody.
We Give You a Premium
I'or every Ten IHdlar t'ash l'utihe
we give rarh customer a line 14s" oil
painting. We sUo lake fsrut Produce
snd nv caah tor it.
Our line ol !'rm Msi'hittery, Uutigirs,
etc., will suit von snd our prices are
right. Sre our crlrbrated Ktyalou
Wire Fence.
Rowell Bros. (EX Co.
Scholls, Oregon
Timothy Seed
We can sell you Timothy Seed, Alsikc, 1-iigltsh
Rye Grass Seed, at prices that will save you money.
Flour and Mill Feed
At lowest prices. We are in the market to buy
oats. Sell to us and save the trouble of shipping
and its anuoyance. We pay the highest market
price.
II. L. HARTRAMPF,
Main Street Feed Store, Hillsboro
lit The Sick Room
s ! old wliUky ef quaM ! stwey WHhtnl. (
(limn ill, wwkiw, uralkM sad ilka mf
CYRUS NODLE n
whUtln nin.i t nifcauwl. la tlwlr nlrawtttt a4
nirrablt rwuitit, ami MlmuUllns qullli, TiM-y
ai mnlMl In tio r"liclti rlir4 ul rm family,
phyalriaa ! h.i.ill. au4 bould tw eunitaally si
twuiL Juarna'l puiusl
ah onuooinrB, ma Ha aw otnumm.
W. J.VaN SCBUVVCS SCO., 1st., DMrlMws. SOtlUNS. OS 8
W. B. Cate
C. f, fate
CATE'S MARKET
Dealers iu 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 KpcciaUy.
Main Street, East of Livery, - Hillsboro, Or.
ASSESSOR'S NOTICE
(Equalization of looS Assessment)
To the Tax payer o( Washington Coun
ty. Oregon; ,
Notice Is hereby given that tbe Board
of Bquslization for Washington County,
Oregon, will convene in the clerk's office
at the court bouse, in Hillsboro, on the
Qtb day of October, I905, and continue
in session one week, or until tbe loth
day of October, 1905, inclusive, for the
fiurpose of public equalizing and correct
ng the tax list of Washington County,
Oregon, for tbe assessment msde in the
year, 1905.
GRO. II. WILCOX,
Assessor for Wsshington County, Ore.
Hillsboro, Oregon, Sept. 7, 1905,
PRINCE HENRY
Farmers wanting Fall service for
Iheir mares can visit my stables in
Hillsboro. Prince Usury is tb,e
only Clyde-Perchsron in the coun
ty. H. D. Bchrneltzer.
Argus and Pacific Monthly, $1.50
Swetland's
Ice Cream
Webaiullo the Fuiiioub Hwclhititl
Ice Cream, tlie l Ht in tin' nmrkct
Our Banitary Hot I a Fountain i the
finest in the nmrktit. cleanly and
wholeHome. Our parlors ar nosy,
cool,, and delightfully furnished
Try Our Chocolates
We have the exclude agency for
the KuBHell k . (iillwrt camlies
Their chocolates are absolutely the
finest in the market.
Cigars and Tobacco
Our linfs of cignrH and tobacco are
standard Tiopkal fruit always
on hand, (live uh a cull. We will
treat you riht,, We want your
custom.
ParlorH on Second Street, one
door south of Wehrung's.
F. S. Olsen,
Proprietor
y,c;
mi
Notice ol Time
Nolloe is hereby glvon that I havo tills
date given U) my sou, V. W. Sclnilll,,,!.
Jr.. bis time and frneilom from tliln diiU',
and t hureby notify nil nnrHoiis Unit lie
must hernafler pay all bills of IiIh (nn
tratlng and that 1 will not lie lemionilblo
for any dvbta that lie inny Incur.
Hojtt. 21, 11)06.
K. W. HCIIUTjTIIRI, NR.
Portland, Ore., It. K. . No. a.
Argus and Journal, $1,75.
LOWER RATES TO PAIR
Commencing September 1 the
Hiuthorn Psoiflo will sell round
trip tickets to Portland at one and
nne-tnnlh fare, instead of one and
one-third, as at prflscnt. Thin i
done to stimulate travel to tbe
Fair, and is a voluntary oonrennion
on tho part of the railway company,