HIU3B0RO AMUS. OCT. 11, 1901
Inland at th Post-offloe at Hilbboro,
Oragon, M cond-clas nail aaattar.
LCCltja A. UNO, aMItor.
County Official Paper
Greer's U the place, to buy tirao
toy tod all kinds or grass seed.
J. P. Gardner, of Weet Union. 1
and Perry, Gardner, were in town
today.
A. B. Flint, of Kinton. ie at Spo
kane, this week, on a visit to points!
Subscription: On Dollar par Annum. I of interest up that way.
Bit Months, 60 eta.; Three Month. 35 eta.
Isaaed Every Tharaday
-BY-
VOSQ McKISNEY
J. A. Meeeioser, one of Laurel's I
hop growers, was in this afternoon,
and says he has not sold his crop
yet.
Win. Bouceein, of Mountaindale,
was one of Hillsboro'a represents-
Uvea to the rvthian Grand Lodes.
rrtr v j I . ..." .
i no oig we insurance managers i Portland, tbis week.
. .a ..... t I
seem w tunc mat ids -aear peo- Fo. . 90oi mAm lh(, c,Kil
pie" are a set of fools. The record ler or Eacallencia end you will
of their swindles, outweighing the try them again and again
r J! t al I
vreuu Mooeuer, tney iook upon IoM Humke. of Hillsbar. h.s
with complacency, and allege that Uued Fredrick Humke for divorce.
they pat up money tq save the the case being filled by M. B
country from going to the bow- CumP n reu" curt.
wows and Bryan. The idea of a I Oysters br the plate; by the
lot of unntimnninna nM nilf.r. I Quart: and fins ovster cock tails, at
... r. , . - - , o, . ,.
hit MnhM wili. IWUKWOIf, CltTVl. III
mw W IVUUVU VV1IV W UUIUVII I ) a
right and left, telling people how
A MILE A
MINUTE
By Salllc Chamberlln
CoprrWht, WOS. bjr P. C, Kaatniaal
see whatVtb matter on the rlla) -
Thirty seconds later be knew. It was
a WiKl locomotive which had tiaiaa.1
hint-one of the fatt eualue on th
road and la charge of a craay engineer.
"Wild locomotive-keen KillseVs. tratfn
on awltcb," were the word aeut aloug Jn" Sn,uh'
I wrartou, aud. though ateaiu racvd Jm1 8tiii,
wna lima, electricity woo Me rc.
The Uraftou operator had uuly a
uiluute to prepare, but that uiluut
SUMMONS
IX THE CIROriT COURT OV THE
8TATK Or' ORKllON. KOR
WASHINGTON COirjtTV
ruintiir, i
ivrrmlnt I
To Jeaate !mtth. the above named ile-
(emlanl.
In th nam of tha KUU of Oregon,
was enough. U halted tha ewlu-huiao J"-!I.w,,r"'y ."""'"IT1. ,u
There wa. not a better railroad We- " -k to open the mala tSVtowenwfH a..." ZTmSx
graph operator on the line of th W nneeu accoml later tb ruu- uwmay preaerib.d l theurder forutihll
n.i u- -.-I ... . , v away ratuw aloiijr. The crvat vukId w '" "i U. h salt Uy ol
and . road than TXm Mullliran. but ... " ' NviiiitHr, iiUsMld day llt lh o.
for all that he was out of a Job ball , , ' f P . V? S: ,lm,'0,, r"l y fr""' i"t imbU-
the Urn, llm hadbunhlecartorln nilgbly leap. It waa Uke a blatluf ; aWnr W,U au,wr tl.r ,.lltfil .ill .
Chicago as a ttitwuspr boy aud had uiotvor fli lua aloti th raila. aud P1' . ,n """" h wliW Ui.maml.Hl
worked uu fisM1. .u. ..l-.w. ... ...M. .JiL 7L. k.i? ... - Z !" " ''1l'l'"t. t..-it. a u., Itw.lv-
, .... u uuur ,u.r ,K , tH.mii.oi niatniiiony rtwliHS !
worked up from ou place to another
until he reached the top. but there had
been inauy Intervals. The trouble wlUi
him waa that be was no hero worship
er. Ue refused to believe that waster
oiecbaulos, superlutendeiita. geueral
uiauager and railroad preaidents wer
better thnu other wen, and tb em
ployee wbo holds to that belief canuot
bold bis Job at the same time.
Not that Tiiu weut out of bis way to
i impudent or lacking in respect, bat
aiieelal train of three car ahe would
have plowed ber way through to th
tender.
iki eugine-tnrow her off." waa
telegraphed down to Stauton. and at!
Stauton the Bier left the mala track
tween I lie ilalntiil an.1 ihuden-iuunil
in and lor wu-h mlier and dirlhwr relief aa
may aeeiu e.iiiui.l.
'I'lio tin. iirmierilMHl K.r Hip i.nhlliwil.ii.
Of Una Muuiimma la am weeka and Un .lay
set for lb amwaranee of Hie defendanl m
tn !Hh ay of November, Irttt,
Tina aumnioim Ih pvbilxlied by order of
noil. t. A. Metlniie. Jiitlirtt of Ui luv
and went plowing along and burst br i'tiilnl court, which rirr waa mvtu and
they spent the money to save tha
country 1 As a matter of fact it is
just such swindlers as these that
supply in any quantity.
This morning William Dilley
waa found in tha road near A. T.
Buxton's place laying unconscious.
Hs had evidently been thrown
are in the fore-front "when the from his wagon and laid there all
country is to be saved." Now if night. He was carried in and a I
th mn.i .m .a doctor called, but op to ths latrst
.Bj ...-' .r .1- nrs before going to puss had
.. Dot recovered consciousness, and
grafters, the ship of the state might fears aM entertained that he will
head away from the rocks of Ions- not recover. He had been to Hills-
cy ran riot.
Tha Lewis & Clark Fair closes
Saturday night and its success has
exceeded ths most sanguins hopes
of its promoters. The time was
ripe for a coast fair. We had
something to show to ths east, and
the east has been "shown While
it has cost people a pretty peony-
yet it was well worth the expense.
boro with a load of grapes and
the accident probably occurred as I
be was returning home. Forest
Grove Times.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.00.
THE MARKETS,
This mornings market reports.
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, new, 71 and 72.
Barleyfeed, $20.50: brewing.
This seems to be the concensus nfl; rolled, sr.' and L'J.
oninion nf farm.r. .K .u Wats, vt hits, and rin per ton
r-. n. , n.. oj oi?i .... i
far await A it... ti I y-, j T" F" "
- .u fi 18 per ton,
wiiows wno pay lor tbe big thing, Hay, Timothy, old, $14 $15
everybody should be satisfied. The new, $11 $12; Rrain, $8 $9.
real good is vet to come for cani Hay, Clover, $3 and $9.
Ul and immisration will follow tha Potatoes, cew, 65c$.85.
boiler with a aouud that was heard for
mile around. Back at Colllua, while!
ahe waa ataudlug on the track ready
to be coupled to a coining eiureaa
train, her engtuevr had got off a ak'k-
bed aud taken poaatstou. He had
tillered In tha abov aulilkil eoutt on III
inn uay oi !HepieinlMr, lintt.
Ih .lata of Ih 11 rut piibll. alion of llila
suiiiniona la lliaWili day of September,
Attorney for riainliir.
C. A. 1IKI.L,
made a ruu of thlrty-Hv mllea, but It Tk. Bl-k MaIIuI. K
was his last rid. Thev found lM IOC" nOtheMA-UW
And the Me Writer
wake of the big exposition in tbe
future.
Eggs, Oregon ranch, 27 and 23
Butter, Extra Creamery, 3032J
Hops choice UHJ5, 12 ct.
COTSWOLD BUCKS
Tbe people of this county are
fnrfrin ikujl in Ik. k..: I
'7itM. u. ' 7 For sale: Thoroughbred Cots-
... --..u,utr o iarm woW bnck. yearlings and two
inausiry does to much toward year olds. Inquire of Jos Cawree,
keeping up the fertility of the soil, o miles northwest of HHIsboro,
and no branch of farming navs
so wall. Thia ;. - BUCKS FOR SALE
. UBIIWI CM UMIJ
MsVtinn Anil iKa. 4.;wrM. a.
M. ' ' "7:M 6"" Full blooded Cotswold bucks for
his money every month ths year Lie at a bargain. Also one well-
rouna it be patronizes the con bred Shropshire buck. Fsrd Gro-
dsnsers, and if hs makes butter, ner, Scholia, Ore. Address Hills-
then when hs sells his nnwW boro, Ore., R. F. D. No. 2.
Grain fstrminr mani KHU 1
a vear.onlv. R.m.mh-. .J. P Crowe. lh? kidnaper, cap-
. --" tared at uutte, is now in jail at
fr w " " vh yvu uruj
Omaha.
E. 0.
Cunliffe, agent for ths
HS MAD I A DASH FOR TH STATIO PLAT
VOSM.
that he wa no crlnger or time server.
He respected a man aa a wan and not
because he held position. Three times
In Qr years be was called upon to
contribute to a fund to buy an official
a silver dinner set, and three times he
refused and was discharged. He did
not refuse bees use be disliked the man
who was to benefit by the gift, but
because be believed that the official
should be satisfied with his salary, the
same ss be was.
In the course of ten years Tun was
discharged seven times, and seven
times he was taken back after he had
loafed around for a couple of months.
The term for It in railroad parlunc la
suspension without pay. In no In
stance was there cause enough to war
rant patting his name on the black
list, and Tim had an affection for th
W. and W. road and did not look for a
position on any other. The seventh
time he was taken back he was sent
down the line to a wretched little sta
tion on half salary. He had to be
freight and passenger agent and tele
graph operator at the same time. Tim
did not object to his new place. He
The Deacon Sees Unmistakable Signs Adams Exprers Co, of Pit'sburg, I knew that within a few weeks he
When Cap's Collins rakes the yerd,
vui m me conn noose sqasrc
An' all the leaves is blowin' down
Aa' whirlin' thro the air
Then I know that Fall is here;
An' 01" Jack Froat tries bard
To kill the marygoola an' thinga,
That Sne growa in the yard.
An' yet I kinder like the change,
Fer soon we'll hag the fire
An' apples eat. an' cider drink.
With wood piled higher an' higher
A-sendin up tbe twinklin sparks
la that of' flue so warm)
Sue VI doa't care fer Winter time
Jes' let 'er blow sn' storm I
Pa , has skipped out with $100,000
I in money, the onicers have the
man located and expect lo land
bim behind the bars.
The New York University has
again made a jackacs of itself by
us coDimmee roiusiDg to give rai
lick Henry snd Andrew Jackson
places in the Hall of Fame. Thic
is to be expected, however, when, s
few nondescripts pass on famous
men.
I. C. Buckingham, of Lowe,
Idaho, who spent several weeks
visiting with Mr. Wm. Ross, north
oi town, baa departed for bis
home. His wife and children con
tinue their visit and intend to
take in the closing excercisea of
tbe Lwia A Clark Fair, Satur
day.
For sale: First class confection
ery and ice cream narlors. Tha
only 20th century Sanitary Soda f
Fountain in the citv. I)oinr
good business. Best location. Will
..I I r 1. I -
iuiuiw, xveaeons tor selling
going away. inquire at tbis of-
nee.
Hear DarlBST tk Walta.
Miss Yaasargtrl Pardon me, but yon
are stepping on my foot I
1 ale ton I'm awfully sorry, but
when I get dancing I don't let my
ngnt root know what my left foot
does, don't you know. Woman's Home
Companion.
Baa It Where H Waatd It.
IBfjf.
1T f-ft
I"
Frank P. Zehrina. of Kirnr conn.
ty, Wash., and Hiss Lola L. Mont
gomery, wars wedded Oct. 9,1905.
at the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Montgomery,
Middleton, Rev., W. . McCutcb
eon, pastor of the Baptist church,
AT a '
UUiClslUDg.
WTfXW SB 1st at . ! . XT 1
i-tXZmh:JttmT& ."Edlth' thin, that I Uk.
:: j ruu",Btu "" ut you.-
fi.:. aV
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would be Invited to come np higher.
There was much chaffing on the part
of other operators slong the line, but
Tim took it good natnredly and went
on with bis work.
He had been holding this position al
most two months when a crisis hap
pened. There waa an accident four
miles np tbe road from his station.
and an employee was sent back to do
telegraphing. He fonnd the office
closed. Tbe hour for closing wss 9
o'clock, and It was now midnight Per
haps this part of It would have been
excused, but that night Tim happened
to be off to a dance with a crowd of
young people. There were no orders
forbidding him to go to a dance when
off duty, and be was not supposed to
know when accidents were going to
happen, but he was held to be crimi
nally guilty and told to prepare for de
capitation.
Two days later the superintendent
srnved on s special train. He was
showing a committee of tbe legislature
Over tbe road. On the same train waa
a telegraph operator who had come
down to take Tim's place. Tbe spe
cial had twenty minutes to wait that
the run east might be clear, and the
superintendent personally aaw to the
transfer of tha station. Then be told
Tim that be should never click an In
strument on that line again. Tim re
plied that it would be no loss to him,
ana a few hot words passed.
As It happened, Tim had received his
pay tbe day before and was free to go
wnere he would. What he did wa to
cross the tracks and take a seat on a
pile of ties and wonder whether he
should turn navvy or farmer. Tbe aw
perlntendent's train was to make a run
of fifteen miles, side track for seven or
eight minutes snd then have a etear
was ois last two. TDey round scrapa
of the engine, but not even scrap of
th mau. Hi day after the accident
Tim waa auiuiuoued to headquarters.
-Mr. uulJgan." said th supertu
tendeut, "1 believe you were th agent
down at lavUburgr
Tp to yesterday-yes," was tbe re
ply.
"And then you lost your place for
not attending to business?"
"For not belug at th station at mid
nlgbt. when I was not supposed to be
there, air." . ,i
"I'm! I believe we had a few words
when the transfer was made yester
day."
"We may have , spoken about the
weather," smiled Tim,
"I'm! Well, let the weather alone
arter this. Mr. Mulligan. It's a bad
habit to discuss the weather with your
superiors. 1 don't thluk the youug
man I took down will do for the place."
aiu I to go back, slrr
"No. They want you In Chicago. I
believe, at your old salary, and I'll
send some one down to Davleburg who
knows a telegraph key from a crow
bar. That'a all, Mr. Mulligan-good
morning." . '
Aa OM Mlalaier-a .
The Rev. Thomas Mason had been
settled In the town of Northfieid, Mass.,
for life. As be approached seventy
years of sge bis people came to think
that the- wauted a younger minister.
lou waut me to give up my flock."
he said. "I am old and cannot eaallv
Hud a new field of labor. If my young
brother waut to Uke my place and
you are satisfied I will turn you over to
blui for $1,000."
Tbe old clergyman's proposition wsa
not considered uufalr, and the money
was paid to him.
Not long after a goodly number of
tb citlxeua were at the poatofflce.
among them the old parson. As they
stood there a drover came up with s
lot of bogs which he was driving to
market, and tbe people gathered
around them.
Friend Drover, aald Mr. Mason.
wuat do you expect to get for that lot
of hogs?"
The drover replied that be ought to
get $000.
"I have done vastly better than that"
said the old minister, casting a smiling
giance around upon his former parish
ioners, a score of whom wer there.
Not loug since I sold a lot of Just such
critters not half so decent looking as
yours sre and I got $1,000 for '."
Boston Herald, ,
First Quality Drug Store
We provide for the people who have luul enough ex
periencc to know that inferior goods arc dear at any
price; who have learned that good goods from a first
quality, trustworthy house arc always chcajcr
really aud aggressively cheaper to buy.
We Have Made a Reputation
For our'prescriptiou work, localise we do the woik ex
actly as it should be doue. We pay no one a pmcut
age to send ns prescriptions, aud, therefore, it pays
you to bring 'such work to
BAILEY'S PHARMACY
This is an advertisement, aud likewise it is a fact,
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-M. K upon a time there- Wss a
woman married to a Juke writer.
Now, Ih UAv, writer aud hi
wife lived with bis mother In law, and
h was rich and alo sorry for tha
Juk writer's poverty aud hi pride, th
latter being so esceaalve Uiat it would
hot Hruilt him to accept anything from
her overflowing store, (to ahe hit upon
the schema of placing money in hi
pocket wblle be slept, kuowlng Uiat,
belug a Jok writer, he would uver
see the Joke, but tuatead think that b
bad mtscomited on tli day before
when th editor bad pukt him snd re
flect that at laat the atttpld man was
beginning to appreciate tru geulus.
But oue day th editor told bliu tbnt
h must turu out a new klea on Uie
mother-in-law, aud thla naturally made
mm stay awake all ulttit. To reallr
do It would moke any man allr stay
swake more ulght than eternity will
hold. While be was cogitating sleep
knsly he observed bra uiother-lu law
tlU Into his room snd slip boodle
Into the pockets of his pnuts, although
n aid uot know what ah waa dolus.
He jumped at the Idea that alt, waa
wiping change. Twle he saw her do
It. Then he sued bis wife fur divorce
snd thus lost bis sole weans of support
Thus we see bow rbky It Is for a
jot writer to be married and lire
with his uiother-lu IMW.-Juilge.
"Oh,
A rnalil SlSB.
pa, 1 thluk Elizabeth's youna
man must b getting along toward the
point where he's about to ask you for
ner." ,
"Pshaw, I don't believe he haa tb
gumption to even blut that be Uke
her."
"Well, I notice this morning that on
of the hammock hooks Is pulled out.
Chicago Kecord Herald.
BOOKS
FREE
FREE
FREE
We will prcseut a nice cloth
bouud book with every pair of
shoes bought at our store, irre
spective of the price of shoes.
Our stock is complete, and our
price the very lowest. iKm't
fail to come and see our shoes,
aud the book is yours.
L. M. Hoyt Co.
HILLSBORO, ORE.
A t)aatlo.
Little Clareucv raw-uh!
Mr. Callipers-Well, my son?
Little Clarence I'sw, when a doctor
Is sick aud calls In another doctor to
doctor him Is the doctor doctored tbe
way he wants to be doctored or does
the doctor doctor him Just aa be thinks
be ought to be doctored?-Puck.
A M Lattla.
A red lettlce la not a vegetable
freak, but an English equivalent for j
the morning colloquial "pub." In Eliz
abethan England alehouse wlndowa
were, as a rule, unglased openings nro
tected by latticework, which waa gen
erally painted red; hence came th
of tbe term, as shown br the fid
lowing old rhyme:
Wber th red letttc doth htn
'TIs an outward aln
Good iliUt traffic within.
In Shakespeare's Henry IV. the page
says of Falataff, "He called me even
now, m lord, through a red lettlce."
Probably the old name still survives
In a few signs. There was an Inn
called the Oreen Letruce-wblch looks
like an obvious corruption In Brown
tow street, Holborn.
In an old book dated 1804 there Is an
amusing description of a hardened
toper spending hours In an alehouse,
peeping rortn occasionally and "sam
pling his nose with the red lattla."-
Lronuon Globe. - ,
Drlva Darallaa.
Alftie-r What! I It pawsible you sre
smoking a bowld ctgah Instead of a
dgawette, old chappie?
Percy-Yaws, dash It all! Tessle
wefused me offab of niawlage lawst
night, and 1 weally don't seem to car
what becomes of me now, deah boy.
Chicago Piews.
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WEINHARD'S
(Oa Jtiughi)
The best of all Beers.
Bottled for Medicinal Use
Si W. V. WILEY'S
s a j
SUMMONS
Eaala War.
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATU OK OREGON. FOR THK
00DNTY OK WASHIKOTO"
Qua Krmpfrr, " Plaintiff.
Jay P. Mead, Vrlts Kumiaiiln.
lvinlw Hiiguenln and Kd.
Niinmo, Defendants,
To Jay P. Mad, one of lb alnv named
iieii'imaiiwi
In tli name of the Mat of Oregon, vnu
w hereby commanded and reoulrifi bi
lie and appear In tin ahnvo entitled Court
ClarenceMy beauty doctor advised
me to tak long: walks for my com
plexion.
Btuyvesaut-DId yon do It?
. Clarence-Naw! Had me talet do
It for me.-Pbiladetphla Bulletin,
' Ramarkabla ASmlaatoa.
"The tuner who came to Oi my piano
today was the most peculiar man I
ever met"
I "Eccentric?"
"Veryl lie admitted to me that the
In the above entitled Cauae and anawfr
the complaint therein filed against you on
r before tli expiration of tt week' pub
lication of thla aummona In the Hlllnhom
Arena, tha llrat publication thereof being
on 1'ie Itth day nf October, WOi, and the
iaai nunncaunn tueraor Delngon Novin
lier 43, 1905, tn-wit;
On or before th 2Snl dav of Nnvaniliar.
Una, anil you will pleas tak notle that
if you fall ao to appear and antwer, th
plnlntllf will annlv to tha Court fnrtlm
relief prayed lor and demanded In his
complaint, to wlti
For a JiultfiiiHiit airalnat ' vnu for tha
sum of tVtt and Internet tliarnon from
r eb. If., ism, at ths nil-o (of iier rant, par
annum, and tha sum of $7ri Attorney
fee aim for the emm and diNbiiraemaiita
Of thia nltnd foradecre foreclosing
that pertain mortgag escutd by you In
favor of lriadna lioliart and lohn liohart,
hnr hiiahaud. to wtonrn th navment of
said arm of money on lot No. (12) Twelv
of and In liohart Hulxllvlalon of the I). h.
C. of Oeo. W. Kbberts, In Township 1
North Range 2 W.l of the Will. Mar.,
containing jo acre, and for a deori of
Talk About Powci
The two greatest powers on
earth are Uncle Sam and
the Fairbanks Morse Ku
ginc. Both always ready,
Th SlaallaHtr.
Xhey wer discussing the vagaries of
s prodigal son, who had returned after
a more than usual wild outbreak.
Ton must, at any rate, admit he baa
many good point," urged the loving
nuilia. HMaA,
"""""'. i erii ue auiuiiieu to me inui in r..r...... .v.i .. 'i...u
has a porciwlna." said tha oa. piano didn't need tuning very badly."- Uverv rhri t. tCal n,Y i laeZfiS ., i -
oaraie sncie.
sale of said DreiiilHej snd that tha nm.
cernls thereof be annlied in Ktiafaotliui of
me claim or the plaintiff, and for a decree
Philadelphia Press.
UatoaaSea.
"They say," said Mrs. Oldcastle.
run of sixty miles. Tim could bear the "that she married him under a mlsan-
imw man cucamg away arter the train prenension."
Really. What's that T'
My annr-AIIy Kloper's Half Holl-
ay.
and CO-tooth barrow, need bat lit
tle; Oliver chilled plow 14-inch,
1 THS a . . "
gooa repair. aa. Austin, Hillsboro,
iw. ui.am ui net veils, gna Sh' Dreamlatr.
wop injured nimseil a few days ago "There goes Miss Letters. I under-
DV tailing from bis wson seat and she Is quite literary."
while driving oat from Portland. Who toId y ?"
was in ths city today, receiving
uieuicai ireaimenu
"Bhe did."
Ah, well,
Judge.
don't wake her on,"-
BRIDGE PROPOSALS
tad pulled out; and he beard the word
come back that It bad reached
and taken the side tracks Three min
utes later be was on bis feet and all
attention.
Darkness had fallen, and far dp tbe
track he could see a locomotive head
light. According to arrangements mad)
there should bare been no following
train for half an hour. The headlight
was three miles sway when sighted.
hot Xkn knew by tha hamming of the
rails that It was s locomotive only and
mat it was running at top notch. IU
made a dash for the station platform,
hearing the cur. on the Instrument as
be did so, but he had not entered the
Alvin Underwood and wife, of
McMinnville, are gaests hers this
wesx, visiting Mrs. Jos. Downs and
W, JS. McCourt and wife.
W. N. Barrett and
Cornelius are down to ths bif r- ?ihe .Rood !?r,J,Ke. " "" southeast gou- He saw only one man. and that
Dttblioan love feaat 111 k m 1 Seeceived by theOoun- was flinging bis arms about as If
Fu.i" E.: hj JSX?t .:M-.'n"0Th.u."1y. As Tim turned to the new
viwuuwii win, 11 runilDa. , low, mo euccesHiui Diuuer
, n . , . . . ,Jf.preP,'Jd o execute a bond for
urn w . js, uaift nera OI Cattle, on K" '""ui penormanoe or UU contract.
a S ar .a I r laVTlSl AllH annlKnalini a
a Hawthorns ranch, captursd " " u Z Rooa jd
f "" uicito ua
ftotice is hereby given that sealed pro- open door when the engine whizzed by.
mih. nj.i " " KOIie. He aaw nnlT nni man an1 hu
"Ob, no, she didn't," replied her hos
tess. "I seen the whole thing myself.
It was under a bell made out of soma
kind of red flowers." Chicago Kecord-
uerata.
WaU B HapBT.
Old Mr. Bullion And are you sure.
my dear, that as my wife you will bt
happy? ;
Miss Toungthlng-Ob. nerfectlr. 1
think It's simply heavenly to pay for
things by check.-New York Weekly.
Dlaava to Aarr. ..
'How Is It that Jones and his wife
agree so perfectly?"
"They agree because whenever Mrs.
Jones says ahe thinks another woman
is beautiful Jones refuses to saree
with her." Houston Post.
Sa It WuM.
aow wouia be a good time for a
naval battle between Itussla and Swit
zerland."
"But Switzerland hasn't any navy."
i Know; mat's why it would be a
nice even thing." Houston Post
Th War of a Woaaa,
Crawford Docs your wife always
consult you?
Crabshaw-After a fashion.' When
ever she wants anything she orders It
first and then asks me if she can have
It-Smart Sot
aald preinlNes and the whole thereof and
for suoh other decree as may bs neoasasry
and proiier In th pramou-a.
This summons is served mwin von t
publication, by order of Hon. I, A. Rood,
County Judge nf WsNhiiigton County,
made and daisd October 4tb, IH0S, and
which order reiiuirea ycu to amiear and
snawarsaid complaint on or before th
expiration of six weekk publication of
this summons, to-wlts On or before No
vember S, 1U5, the first publication
thereof being October .1, M.
um K. HAUI.KV,
Attorney for Plslntlff.
-ssrtuw'
You can see oue work at II.
G. Gardner's blacksmith
shop, or at the Argus office.
For particulars sec or write
L. W. HOUSE,
Hillsboro
i ,
SUMMONS
Notice ol Tim
Repartee.
Young Mother Tbe doctor says yon
shouldn't kiss tbe baby. It Isn't sani
tary. Old Neighbor Poor little fellow!
Why don't you wash him?-Detrolt
ETee Press.
date given to my mm, V, W. Hehiiltholr.
Jr., his tlms and freedom from tills date.
and 1 hereby notify ail persona that ha
mum nereauer pay all b is of hi iwn.
tracting and that I will not be lespomilbl
br any debts that he may incur.
Hunt. 21. 11106.
, r. W. rfUiillLTHKIZ 8R.
Portland, Ore., R. V, I). No, 2. ,
sous valualle ytum at (be slock
'rttbaFair.
T,. A . Blin 1A...
Bt order of Vrmntv rmrt
Dated at Hlllnhnrn thl. iqih .rl
I vw.
operator be saw that his face was pals
and that be was in a collapse. Hla
hand was on tbe key, but he could not
work It.
"Out of this, you spalbeen!" khouUd
Tim as the frenzied operator at Collins ' earn the price of a hair cut"
kept caljigai 0jf this. sikLK ma " Phia Ledger.
Foots, Fa laataae.
K"Long hair on a man used to be con-
swtred a sign of strength."
Well, long hair on some men Indi
cate that they're too strong to work
Phil-
Perfectly Safe.
Prospective Bather (on the Florida
coast) But doesn't anybody ever get
drowned here?
Native Mo, sir. I never knowed
anybody to die by drownln'.
Batber-That'e tiurlous. ;"
Natlve-Not Very. You see, the
sharks never lets 'em git to th' bot
tom. Cleveland Leader. .
Congress is said to bs ths bl amn
for spending millions of dollars,
uselessly, in tbe governmsnt print
ing oflioe add Roosevelt is said to
be after tbe leak.
W. R. Heamt has accented the
inuuiuitial ownersbiD nouiioaLion
for mayor cf New York City,
IN TIIK CIRC'IMT (!(UltT OK THR
HTATB OV ORKllON. KOIl
WAHIIINtlTONOOFNTV
Jolui 0. Butts, i'lalntlll)
vs.
MUinisHutts, Dereniliiiitl
In the name of lb Miata of OraKon :
lo Minnie Hutta the abnv named i)
rendant: You ar hereby riHiulreil to ap
pear and aimwor the eotuplnlnt tlleii
asalimt you in the rI,Vo entllliMl court
ami suit on orliefore thnexpimll f nIx
weeks Iroin and after the iu-i ....i.i n....
of this suinmons, to-wlt, on or belorc. thn
M I day of October, A. 1). ItKW, and If you
. i (,'...U,,f.nHW"r r,,r Wll,t llieroof, the
plnlnilil will apply to the court for the r.
Ir prayed for in hrr complaint on tllo
btrelii, io-wlt. that the IioiiiIh of inntrlmo
"f,i,?.i"!lt j1" yourself ami the
plaintiff bs dissolved, net axiile anil held
for naught upon the groiimlH Mint the d.
fendant wllfiilly anil without vmiw or
provooatlon (leaarted the plnlnlill'at Port
land, Oregon, nn tho i.'nli day of Herein.
Her, ll, ami ever allien hint rmnalned
away from Jier, and lor such other and
further relief as to the ennrt nm. .......
sqnitAlile and proper.
riils summons fa published by order of
Honorable T. A. Mcllrlde, Judo of the
Olreult Court of the Htiite of Oreiroii for
Washington County, and said order wits
nisd and dated thn 4th (lay of October, A.
D. lttOo. and tli date nf tlieiu-yt ,,1,1.11....
Uonof thla aiiminonsls tho nth ilny of
October, 1U05. , '
F, O. THORNTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Argus and Paci0o Monthly, W.rjO. ,
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