MlUi&ORO AH6U5, NOV. 9, 1905
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Kntered at th Poet-office at HlUsboro,
Oregon, m second -flaa mail Basilar.
Lcciua A. vona, editor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: Ona Dollar par Annum.
Six Months, 60 eta. ; Three Months, 35 rta.
laaaed Every Ttaareday
-BY-
VOHQ McKINNBT
SIGNS OF THE TIMES
The enormous Tote in Nan York for
W. R. He rat, tha advocate of mu
nicipal and government ownership
of public utilities, furnishes a mile
poet lor progress that muet not be
ignored by thinking citiiens.
Hearst baa advocated hia ideaa
through his great chain of papers,
and the results have not been what
was expected. Bat, just as soon as
he aserged the personal equation
into the question, reeulU followed.
He had a message to give the peo
plethe corporations are ruling
the country, and they are ruling it
with an iron hand; they are elect
ing officers municipal and other
wise that give them franchises
worth millions for a mere campaign
contribution; they are selling light
and fuel, the product of natural re
sources, and necessarily the inheri
tance of the consumer, at prices
that are robbery; they are making
the email shipper pot his back
against the wall that the big ship
per may thrive and fatten; they are
forming a monetary trust that
makes or unmakes good times;
they own, body and soul, sixty per
cent, of our natural lawmakers
and these same lawmakers know it,
and enter other avenues of theft
and dishonor and all this because
people have slept on their rights
and sneered at the voice of the re
former. Seriously speaking, this is not a
matter of partisan politics, for the
"national honor" democrats and
the "dear old flag" corporation re
publicansmen of capital whose
meed of party is conditions which
give the most of the result of others'
toil meet hand in glove; like
Odell.of New York, and Murphy,
of Greater New York.
The time ia rapidly approaching
when corporation managers from
Rockefeller down to the tariff and
banking barons will reap the whirl
wind they have sown since the
close of the Civil War.
. Party lines are going to be for
gotten in the great coming conflict,
and the man who has been dealing
in public franchises, at public ex
pense, and at profit to himself,
may as well begin to construct hie
cyclone cellar.
All that it needs to sweep the
county this actual reform move
meet is the personal equation of
a few more men like Hearst and
Toui.L. Johnson to aid those al
ready in the front rank of labor for
the real love of public institutions
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
G W Clarke to A W Philpett, part of
lot4Kcltnri vWH ..Jaoo
i Elizabeth Thorn papa to Josephine
Wigtnan, tract in Fruitvale add
forest urove 4500
G A Li verm ore et nx to R Brant, ot
of blk. ARanouseub-diV Beavertoa 850
FT Heater to Alva Gran, lot 1 and
V- a blk 2 Humphreys Add Hillaboto 750
: I C Beach to Geo Baota Jr. so acres
la John Johnson d 1c 600
WmCraberct ex to Joaiah Rocer.
' a ia aec 10 a a 2 w W M 800
J W Friable to Mary Stratum, lota 1
to 5 blk 10 Cornelias. . . . , 2io
John Kraegeret ax toLucins Lewis,
iota 1 to 3 dix 43 Cornelius 700
J B MoNew et nx to Wm Skene. 21 -
79 a sees 4 and 9 1 nrjwW M2000
: Maggie Hagenian et al to I B He-
New, 10 a aec 33 1 1 a r 2 w 1200
. A Kern pin at ax to Flora Kempin,
10 a aec al t a a r a w
Nillis Adams et al to Rose Corl, pt
01 01 x a walkers Acta urove.. aooo
C G Baler ct ux to Eunice Walker.
lota 1 and a blk a S P add F Grove 600
' Eunice Walker to Annie Parsons, pt
ot cue o xorest urove aoo
F W Cady et nx to J M Barber, 14 a
14 acres lot 55 Steel's ad Beav't'n 900
' Andrew Benson to Alvab T Rogers,
i Lot 7 Cornelius Environs 1600
Christian Peters to Mt Hood Brew
ing U, a lots in Cornelius 500
, Willamette R B Co to Blanche Rose
a lota in Cornelius 60
: N n Lillv. tha Galea Crek
merchant, complains to the probate
: judge that the administrator of the
W. A. Britwn estate reiuses to pay
merchandise claim of $89.92, ana
ke has aarved notice oa the admin
istrator to appear before the court,
' November 20, and have the affair
, tried before Judge Rood. He claim
te presented the claim on Septem
ber 5, and the official disallowed it
Now be wants his money and be
rropoces to invoke the aid ot the
Vx. Ilyrlls etephen Ksensy.of
r . -:t, Idaho, formerly 01 or-e-
Gfvy died last wesE, ttom
Krneet Kern, of Portland, was
granted a divorce trom Lena Kern,
last July, and now the wife comes
and asks the court to re-open the
ease. She allege that he knew
she was not in Milwaukee when he
advertised the summons, and that
shs never deserted him, but on the
contrary that he deserted her. She
further alleges that he deceived the
oourt, and although she was not at
home, Kern could have found her
aidresa from relatives. The com t
has given her an injunction from
drawing $500, which ehe claims is
her money, from the bank, or dis
posing of some real property in
Mu'tnomah county. The case wi 1
bs heard here in this month, and
Ueo, R. Bsgley is acting in the
case.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
Election news McClellaa elected in
New York, 3400 plurality over Hearst.
Latter has already contest.
Tom Jobnaon again mayor of Cleve
land and Ohio democrats and legisla
ture. Mayor Weaver, leform, elected
ia Philadelphia and Pennsylvania dem
ocrats elect state treasurer.
Massachusetts goes republican; also Chi-
cag; Scmitx, labor anion, again mayor
of San Francisco; dent, mayor defeated
ia Indianapolis; republicans take Rhode
island.
Pattiaon, dent, elected in Ohio.
THE MARKETS,
This moraine's market reDorte.
compiled from Portland quotationr,
are:
Valley Wheat, new. 74 and 75.
Barlev feed. $21 OO: hrewino-
$221; rolled, $221 nJ $23.
Oats, White, $25 and $2ti per ton
Oats, Gray, $25 per ton.
Bran, $18 per ton.
Hav. Timothv. old. J IS a SIR
new, $li $12; grain, $3 $9.
Hay, Clover, $3 and $9.
Potatoes, new, 70c$$.75.
Egije, Oregon ranch, 29 and 30
Butter, Extra Creamery, 3032i
Hops choice 1905, 11 cte.
Ha DM aad Ha Dldat.
The rather foppish old gentleman had
been wriggling uneasily In his seat for
ten minutes. Just back of him waa a
baby, and thle lusty youngster Insisted
on amusing htinself by reaching for the
old gentleman's hair and waving a taf
fy atick dangerously near hla Immacu
late collar. The mother of the young
ster appeared to be absorbed In tha
eights of the streets from the car win
dow. Just aa tha taffy stick reachad
the old gentleman's coat and Imprinted
a yellow amear she turned around and
said:
"Do you mind children r
The old gentleman turned, with a
look that would freeze tabasco, and
snorted:
"Mind children, madam? I am not a
nurse, but even If I were one I don't
think I would mind such a brat as
that"
And, pushing his way through tha
car, he Jumped off at the next corner.
New York Globe.
A War Oat af It.
As an Illustration of carrying mili
tary discipline too far this story is told
by General Nelson A. Miles In the Bos
ton Herald: "There waa a certain colo
nel who In tha middle of a campaign
waa aelxed with a sudden ardor about
hygiene. He ordered that all his men
change their shirts at once. This order
waa duly carried out, except In the
case of ona company where the pri
vates' wardrobes had bees sadly de
pleted. The captain of this company
Informed the colonel that none of his
men could change their shirts, since
they bad only one apiece. The colonel
hesitated a moment, then said firmly:
'Orders must be obeyed. Let the men
change ahlrta with each other.' "
Law He Tlaa.
"Do you find, Judge," asked the fair
young woman, "that most of those who
appear before you with petitions for di
vorce are people who were married in
haste r
"Well, I don't know that I can aay
they are," he replied, "but there's one
thing I do know."
"What's thatr
"Most of them marry In haste as
soon as the divorces are granted."
Chicago Record-Herald.
ereaS Doabt.
"What do yon find the moat difficult
taakr asked the idle friend.
The hardest thing about my Job,"
the all around clerk replied, "la going
on with my work when I have drawn
my pay in advance." Cincinnati En
quirer. He Oaa-at to Kuw,
Wyld Why, you don't know what
hard work Is.
Mack I don't, eh? Did you ever try
to win an heiress? Judge.
Tha Hmrr Cantata aad the Aato.
Captain Bluewater now retires
And to tha country wands his way;
His ooxawaln ha aa coachman hires
And takes a rid 'most avary day.
On ev, aa homeward go tha pair,
The coxswain driving on tha box,
The captain doses, free from car,
Aa ona who fears no storm nor rooks.
Whan quick, ten cables' length alee,
Tha coxswain sights two auto's eyas.
Thar are tha Brit b e'er did sea,
And loud he to the captain cries:
"A light upon st bow does rise!"
Tha captain haa no sooner seen 'em
" 'Twill be a elose shave," ha cries,
"But port reus- helm and go bstwaaa
ami"
Chicago Post
Oalr Waltlas.
Mrs. Simpers My dear, will you lore
me when I'm old?
Mr. Simpers Yea; when you're old
enough to have senae. New York
Weakly.
Wosaaa'a War.
Henri I've written a new play and
called It "Cash."
Sarah I'm afraid you'll never be
able to produce It La Vie Parlslenns.
Madera.
First Mole How was the subway?
Second Mule Not like the ones that
mother used to make. Life.
jimmies
COOK
By EPE$ W. SARGENT
CowrWat, IMS, by Spa W. gargaat
Touie In." aakl JUunil Caswell, a
little embarrassed. -You aee, the place
Isn't fixed up very well, but I haven't
had any one to attend to things for a
week."
"Help la hard to get," admitted Grace
Gorhaiu.
"But I'm very luoky," commented
Jliuuile, regarding the brown hair that
!eeped uuder the dainty hat He al
ways had liked brown.
"Now, about uiy place," said the girl
briskly. "How much do you pay
"Four dollars a wevk." aald Junius
promptly. "I pay you a certain aunt
for expenses, and you Bud all material.
It'a better that way tbau hav lug to
couie to Die all the time fur motley."
"But Isn't that very little, even for a
begtuuer?" she asked.
"Hut's the regular price," assured
Jluiniie. "Four dollars a week and $10
for supplies.
. "I uever would use all that" she
gasped. "I don't suppose you will need
more than a couple ot dollars a week."
"Oh. yea, you will." declared J Un
til le. "The last girl couldn't get along
with that eveu. She used to touch me
for more every Friday regularly; uever
could Imagine what she bought with
It."
"She must have been very hard on rlb
bous," suggested Mlaa Gorbain. "Some
girls are. Even at that she shouldn't
use up $10 worth."
"What have the ribbons to do with
the expense?" aaked Jlmtnle curiously.
"She couldn't spend It for paper." ex
plained Miss Gorhaut. "You could not
possibly use more than a box a week.
The ribbons are about all else she had
to get."
"Oh. no," he Interrupted. "She had
to get bread and meat and things like
that"
Mlaa Gorham rose, her face a bright
"as coox," nraisrao nxxn firmly.
crimson. "I did not come here to bs
Insulted," she said kUy.
"You came to aee about a place," he
protested.
"As stenographer" she finished.
"As cook," Instated Jlmmte firmly.
"I distinctly told them to send up s
cook."
"The ball boy said It was three
flights up," she went on.
"What has the hall boy to do with
it?" he aaked curiously. "I never told
him I wanted anybody."
For answer, ahe drew a clipping from
her pocketbook. It waa an advertise
ment for a stenographer and gave the
bouse address, but no name,
Jimmle Immediately became eon
scious of his dressing gown. It was
all right to talk to cooks in dressing
gowns, but a stenographer and such
a pretty one!
"I'm sorry," he said humbly, "but
It's the fault of that blame boy. He
meant Miss Cartwright across the hall.
I believe ahe writes."
He showed her to the door, but to
his surprise she started down the
stairs."
"Miss Cartwright Is just across the
ball oa this landing," he called after
her.
"I-I don't think I want the place,"
she cried, struggling to keep bsck the
tears. "I don't went to work here."
And she went her wsy conscious, even
In her anger, that she was rather sorry
that Jlmniie had not wanted a stenog
rapher. Even In a dressing gown Jlm
niie was an attractive fellow.
As for Jlmniie himself, he kept think
ing about the pretty typewriter all the
morning, and even the arrival of a well
recommended cook brought no solace
to bis mind.
Even a telephone sammons to dine
with his favorite aunt did not give the
pleasure It usually brought, even when
that kindly lady admonished blm to be
prompt ss she bad invited a particu
larly attractive young woman on his
account "Better get her to run the
house for you," she laughed, Just ss she
bung up her receiver, "you bsvs such
trouble with aervanta."
For a moment Jlmmle did not recog
nize her in her filmy dinner dress. He
was merely conscious of a vision of
loveliness In something soft and green
-or blue, it might hav been blue.
Then a cool, self possessed voice re
marked that she bad had the pleasure
of meeting him before. Jlmmle's date
became a atupor, from which only the
announcement of dinner roused him,
and be was half wsy to the dining
room before he really realised that the
vision of the morning was beside him
and was saying something to blm.
Ashamed to acknowledge that he bod
not beard, he answered, "Yes" at ran
dom, and Immediately became aware
that be bad said the wrong thing.
They were removing the fish plates
before he had the courage to seek to
penetrate the Icy air of reserve In
which ahe had wrapped herself.
"What was it you asked me when I
saldiXes?'JLhe asked desjeerstely.
lift V" '-1'fu,:
"Wdsjt youmleritaihir "She coun
ter questioned. uulendlag a trifle.
"To be perfectly frank." he aald hon
eatly, "I never heard a word, t wa wo
swrpriaed to find you here that my
head waa lu a whirl."
"My father haa a theory that hi
daughter should be rable of her aelf
aupport t am to hare the old home on
Madbton avenue If I cau get and hold
a position for three months. This morn
ing was my first application."
"But what waa It you asked?" be
persisted.
"I asked you If you really thought I
looked Ilk a cook," she aald, with a
little laugh.
"And 1 aald "Yea. " he cried contrite
ly. "What a fool you must have taken
ue forr
"Then you admit your mistake?" ahe
aaked smilingly.
What Jlmmle auswered waa not to
the point and wholly unworthy ot re
cital. There are times when eveu a
confirmed bachelor may grow suddenly
foolish, sud through that dluner Jlmmle
would have rivalled even a college lad
making love to hla first widow.
A more Important conversation, aud
one more worthy ot record, waa held a
tew weeks later In th Uorbam li
brary. "You aee, I am at sea sgaut oa the
servant question. The girl drank ev
erything In the house that waa bottled,
even the cooking sherry
"Why don't you go and live at a
hotel?" ahe said. "Now that you have
come Into all that mouey through the
sale of your western property, you do
not need to keep bachelor ball on ten
dollars a week for all material," ahe
quoted.
"I've a better Idea than that," he de
clared aerlouely; "one my auut gars
me. I think I'll hire a housekeeper."
"What will you pay her?" she de
manded, her eyes twtukliug at the
memory ot Jlmmle's serious parody on
bargaining.
"Love and affection aud other valu
able considerations, aa the legal docu
ments say," he answered promptly.
"And as you were an applicant for a
place you shall bars first chance will
you, dear?" He had dropped hla ban
ter and Ma voice bad become dauger
oualy tender.
"I think I'll have to," ahe auswered
shyly. Theu with a sudden flash of
humor, "If only because you look so
forlorn when your rooms have beeu
servautleea tor a week."
"The blessings of Cupid be upon the
mistake." aald Jlmmle softly. "I think
Fit give that hall boy $3, because I
kicked blm for maklug you uncomfort
able that morning." Which waa an
eminently practical termination to a
proposal by an oddity like Jlmmle.
Baaawrtlaa; la Caadtdate.
As a specimen of what candidates for
parliamentary honors In England hav
occasionally to put up with from their
supporters the following tittle Incident
la worth recording:
Visiting a north couutry colliery dur
ing the men'a dinner hour, a certaiu
candidate waa advised by bla agent to
ask "old Ben," a supporter who hap
pened to work at the pit, to say a few
words to bis mates.
After some little persuasion the Old
man agreed to address bis fellow work
men on the candldate'a behalf, aud this
la what be aald:
"Weel, mates, I ain't s-goln' ter tell
ye ss we're gotten a real straight, fair,
honest candidate. You kuowa aa well
as I doea aa theer ain't no alch thing aa
an honest politician breathiu'. How
sumever, I've heard both candidates,
and I've picked out wot I think Is the
best of s sorry pair! Yed better vote
for him, chaps! This," indicating the
by no means comfortable candidate
"this Is 'Imr
That wss all.
The Salt Aaewer.
Speaking of bad handwriting, a Lon
don bank cashier told this story of his
encounter with a clergyman who came
In a fury to complain that his written
Instructions had been Ignored, says the
London Chronicle. "Really, sir, your
hieroglyphics completely baffle" be
gan the cashier. "Hieroglyphics!"
shouted the clergyman. "Bless my
heart!" (be was a cautious siesker),
"I won't bare my writing questioned.
Send for my paas book. I'll close my
account." Then trom the cashier cams
the soft answer, "But between scholars
the hieroglyphics should be s compli
ment." The clergyman reflected, laugh
ed. "All right," be aald, "I don't want
that paas book." For be had remem
bered that "hieroglyphics" denotes sim
ply the handwriting of priests the
scholarly caste.
Aaeleat Uaa el tha Mae.
The sncleut use of the mace Intro
duces us to s remarkable Instance of
eccleslsstlca casuistry. The clergy was
forbidden to shed blood, snd as thus
the sword was Inhibited this might
have been thought sufficient to keep
them from the battlefield. But not so,
They adopted tbe mace. Though they
could not cut a man's throat, yet might
they break bis head. So Bishop Otho,
half brother of William, fought along
side of the conqueror at the bitter bat
tle of Hastings with great effect, the
brothers being, ss you may say, "a pals
of nutcrackers." Notes snd Queries.
Baaaajb te Saddea Theas.
dustily I wonder why the ses wsves
are sad.
Visa Blazey-I gueas they got tired
hearing so much mushy conversation.
-Philadelphia Bulletin.
A Brief Beataaee.
he got on the car for a ride,
A young man sat down by bsr stdei
Her glove fall, you know
CTwaa two months ago)
Today the young woman's a bride.
-KaaaasqtjrTiinaa,
It Worked All Right,
But Twaa One on Hun
,Tlli:i;K I a woman up lu the front
J of the car that haia't paid her
fare," ax id the conductor to the
man lu the rear sent, "hut I can't place
her."
"lVrlma I can give you a poluter,"
aald the helpful man. "I'lck out the
woman that tiiiKera her hatpins all the
time. This Is 111 la tint wrlukl ot
the female street car pirate. Reading
her uclghboi'a m,wpnH-r u tut gaalug
luto futurity are out of date, Krery
body iH 011 to tlione trick. Hut the
wouiuu that beats Iter way hat to do
something 1 1 hide ber guilt, so ahe
fiddtca with her hutpliw."
"Maytio you uiv ri-M," aald tbe con
duvtor. "Au.xhow, I'll try."
After a little he reported lo the help
fill uiau.
"that worked all right." he aald.
"Sb owued up. She aald you would
pay ftr her."
"Me?" exclaimed the helpful man
"What hare I pt to do with It?"
"Kverythiug, apparently. She hap
pcued to look back and aald alia knew
you and that It would le all right.
There she la uow, ataudlug up aud uod
dlug at you. Kuow her?"
"Ye," said the man weakly. "She
la my wife."
Kaaad.
A welt kuowu evangelist I foud of
telliug how at the cloae of oil ot his
moat stirring addressee he approached
a big, stolid looking Herman In tbe
congregation who had (ald the closest
attention to the discourse. Thluklug
that he had perhaps made some Impres
sion on the uiau, the evangelist aald to
him:
"Are you a t'urlatlau?"
"Neiu; Sherman." waa the reply.
"Oh, Uerman! Well, would you uot
like to become s t'hrtatlau aud work
for the Maaterr
Tbe uiau ahok hla head aud aald:
"Neiu; I hav youat got a aliob to
drive an Ice wagou!" Llpplucott's
Uagaxlue.
Waatad Kaera.
Sometime head aud heela work weil
together, but It was Uot so lu a raae
reported lu a neighboring atate. Saw,
a colored man, was su hour late, aud
bla employer asked hltu to explain. '
"Yea, aah, I'll explalu, sah," Ham re
plied. "Well, what excuse have you?"
"I waa kicked by a mule on my way
here, aah."
"That ought uot to have detalued
you au hour. Sam, If you were able to
come at all."
"Well, it wouldn't hare If he'd only
kicked me In dla direction. You see,
boas, he kicked me de other way."
Philadelphia ledger.
T far.
Alton-Some people carry a Joke too
far.
Balton Yea. Old 1'uutoon carried
one of hla to twelve dlffercut news
papers aud couldn't sell It then.-Judge,
His Tktarr.
The M aid-From your viewpoint, I
suppose, marriage la a failure.
Ill Bachelor-it la and the woman
lu the case la the preferred creditor.
Detroit Tribune.
Weald Teat
A sood clock's works ware all of wood,
Bo a good wood clock 'twould b.
A wood tick cam from a wood near by,
Bo a wood wood tick waa ha.
The wood clock would tick, and the wood
wood tlok
Tb wood ot tb clock would woo.
o tha wood wood tick would stick to th
sood
Wood eleck that would tick. W6uld
you?
-at. Lou la Republic,
Sheriff's Sals
Notice la hereby given, that by virtu o
an execution, issued out of and muter tha
seal of the Circuit Court of tha Htatn of
Oregon, for the toiintv of WaHhlneton
,lal.ul tn 7lh Amm tt V.....l... iim.--. t..
-..w j in ..ii.Qiiiiraii nv. 111
favor of K. K. HrTn A Hon, pUlmlitii,
ean.1 sluai.nai A f L'j.,t .i.f,....L..t f... it..
aBBj.aaa.ir.ii aa , t null, (1 1 V7 l 1 1 IUI lit
film of i 70 costs, and tbe further sum of
I18.U0 with Interest thereon from the ifltlh
day of March, 11)05, at tha rate of six er
com imr annum, anil me sum 01 si uo Ire
for Dliiia tranrcrlnt. to in directed anil
delivered, oninmaiidlnK me lo make ale
or me real property bxrnli.altar deacrilieil,
I have levied uji-nsnd pursuant to said
RvAlltlfin f u-itl .... M,.n,la I I.I.
day of December, IU0A, at the South door
or in our; noun lu Millaboro, Wash
ington County, Oregon, at the hour of ten
o'clock a. m. of said dsy, sell at public
auction to the highest Lidder for cash In
hand, all or the liiterent of th defendant,
A. J. Ford, in and to the following de
scribed real property, lying, being and
aitnate In Washington County, Oregon,
ana more particularly u escribed a ul
tows, to-wlt: -
1st Trait. North of lot 1 and 2 of and
in mock 10, or .and in the Town of Hills
boro. Ornarou.
2nd Tract. All or the Noutheast V, ot
Northwest Vit Section M T. 8 N. of R. 3 W.
3d Tract. All or dot 7, 8, , 10 11 and
vi. or ana in iiiook m, or ami in Hinnnonn'
Addition to the Town or Hlllnlioro, Ore
eon.
4th Tract. All of lint 0,7 and 8, or and In
Block 7 of and In the Town of lllllfibnro.
Oregon, or aa much thereof aa may bo
necessary, to aatlsfy the herein before
named atinis ami lor trie ousts and ex
penses of sale and said writ,
Hald sain will he made subject to To'
demotion as tr statute sf Oregon.
listed at Hifliboro, Oregon, this 0th day
oi inovemuor, luo.
J. W. CONNKM,.
Sheriff of Wellington County, Oregon.
tiy r. i . anne. V'Pity.
H. T. Dsgley, Alt irney for I'lnlntUT,
Administrator's Notics
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been by the County Court of
inn mate oi or gon. ror Washington
County, appointed administrator of the
estate ot ratrtcK cam, fio'enaen, ana runt
he has duly iiualilled as such. Now.
therefore, all persons having claims
against said OHlalH are requested and
required to present them to me, with
proper voucher attached, at the law of
fice of John M. Wall, In Hlllshoro, Ore
gon, within nix months from data hereof.
uatea at uiimnoro, ure , jvnv. V, ruun,
W. H. WEHRUNO.
Administrator of the Katate of Patrick
Cain, decdUBod.
Bonn M. Wall, Attorney for Estate.
KOTICE :
Sealed bids will be received by the Conn'
ll!ni,.(nf W.ul,l,,i.ln l'n.,..l.. f.....n
on Wednesday, December 6th, IfKJ.S, at i
o'clock p. in., for the extension of the tax
roil or sulci uounty ror tne year iuud. f ur
ther Information as to manner nl making
extensions, and aniouutof labor required,
may be had by applying at lit) olllce of
the County Clerk of said County, The
County Coutt reserve the right to reject
any and all blda,
l.y order of Coinmisaloners' Court. '
L. A. ROOD,
County Judge,
HUlsboro, Ore., Nov. 8, 1900.
First Quality
V nrnvifirt f.ie nonnlo
sew evw eve kiiv vj iv a v -.- o
fl pcricuce to kuow that inferior goods arc dear ftt any
2 price; who have lenrued that good Roods front a first
quality, trustworthy house arc always clicajHrr
really and aggressively cheaper to buy.
We Have Made a Reputation
For our prescription work, because we do the woik ex
actly as it should be douc. We pay uo one a vwncut
age to send us prescriptions, and, thcrefoic, it pays
aire to scud us orescnr
you to bring such work
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Notics of Final S'ttlcmeni
Notice in bnrehv alvtm that 1. the titular.
algurd, admtiilxtnttrix of Ilia ratal, of f.
M. Jobnanii, ilpcianwl, hav IIIihI In I he
County tVuil of tli.Mlalaof Oregon, for
Waahington County, my tuial amttiul a
itch adminlalralrti, and that said Court
naa art Monday, liaremher 4, IMA, nl tb
hour of 10 ti'clix-s a. in. of aa id ilav aa the
lime, aud tlin County Court Koom In
iiiu.HHiro, uregoit, a lit place for ln-ar-lug
nbjrcliona lu aald aveuuiit and lite
final la'UWilueiil of aald mlate.
l.t t lNHA JOIINHoN,
Admliilatralrlx or Ih mlalaof V. XI.
Johnwiv, deceaard,
W. S. llariwlt. Attorney fur relate.
Notice ol Final Settlement.
Notli-s la liprebv xiven that tha undrr-
"iKtiol admlnlatrator haa Hied in th
County Court of aahitiKtoii County, r
agon, his final account aa anch Niliulnla
tiator, soil the uifi has been Ml for nnal
hrarlitK and Mtttlvnirn! Iwfnra aald Court
on Monday, Om-enitier 4, l'i&, at the hour
of 10 o'clock a in.
Iiatixl tuts Novomtwr I, HM.
FRANK H. MYKIiH.
AditiluiMlrat r of the Kalatn of i'liarlotl
(Irnc. My nj". deceawd,
Kenton llowmau, Attorney for Katate.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice la lirreby given thul tha under
signed adtiitiilMrnlor of tha tti- uf
Martha J. I'arrett, ileraaaKil. ha lllwl hia
final account aa adinliilalralor l aald
eatste, lu the County ( ourt of Washing
ton futility, Oregon, and Hint said Court
haa appointed Monday, Itecember 4, IMIA,
at th hour of 10 oVIm k a. in,, aa tha day
and hour for the hearing of objections to
aald final account and the acttlemeiil
thereof.
is'ow, llierefore all psTNous InUrasled In
said entate are hereby tutttnnd and ra
quirml to apiwnr al the) County Court
room, at lllllsborn, aald County and Ntate.
at said lime, to then aud there show cause
if any there bo, why aald account should
not be settled, allowed and approved, aud
ulil administrator iliacbara'd, aud aald
eatate forever and finally settled.
Dated November I, IMVi.
W. K. BRIHTOW,
Administrator of th estate of Martha J.
Parretl, deceased.
Clarence Hutt and If. T. Hngley, Attor
ney for Kstata.
CITATION
IN THE COUNTY COURT OK THK
STATE OF OKKOON, roll TI1K
COUNTY OV WAHHINtiTON
In the matter of the Ratals
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of
Charles W. Koa, Dceae.
To Catherine Hawkins, William Ilanev,
Mary F'encli, James ilaney, t!allte
lewis. Zelphia Jones, New tun Koaa,
Nora Roaa, John W. Koaa, Ada Tripe,
Elmer Koaa, Kllicl llite, Kdlth Hit.
Alma lilt, (Irenting:
; In the name of the Ntate or Oregon, you
are hereby cited and required to epiwar In
the County Court or the State of Oregon,
fur the County or Washington, at the
Court room thereof, at lllll-horo. In tho
County or WaNliinirton, on Monday, the
llth day of leoeinlier, IlKW, al lu o clock.
In lha forenoon of thai day, then and
there to show cause, If any you have, why
an ordi'r of nld Court should not be made
authorizing and directing the Kxeutit r of
said estate to sell the real estate belonging
to aaid estate which I deanrilied as fol
lows, to-wlt: lieing a part of the D, 1,. C,
of William Catnhlng and wife In Hi'ollon 6
T. 1, 8. K. W. of trie Will. Mr. In Wash
Ingtfin County. Oregon, beginning whore
the Wtistorn boundary o? snid iilaim
tiroHUfti the Hnse Mne 10,27 nliains east
from the Northwest tiornor of said Hectinn
6, at an Iron a take In the re iter ol the
rond; thence South 1H.41 ctiatua to i stone
at the northwest nomer of a traitt doedd
bv DeWIU O. Miller and wlfn to Nanny
M. Walker (Aiigut 1, ln7) Ihemw lOimlH
ohalus to a stone, the northoant unruer of
said tract, then North 7, ithains, mora
or less, to the eouthesst comer of the tract
deeded by A in nun K. Davis and wire to
Kuth Hradluy, thence West 4.23 cliolna to
the Honthwest ooruer of said tract, thence
north ll,7&cliatnfttotliti 1aH Line, theiifd
went on nkIiI line 4 75 chains to tho place
of liegluuliig, containing 12.50 acres, more
or Ichh.
Witness, the Hon. Tj. A. Mood, Judge of
the County Court of lhaNtitle of Oregon,
for the County or Washington, with the
seal or said Court Hill xed, this 7ih day of
November, A. 1). inns.
Attest: K, J, fiODMAN,
H. T. llagley, Atlovney ror Excnutor.'
JACKSON BRIDGE NOTICE
NoLEna Is liArativ tt.n 11. u tt. M ..r.
tion list for donations for the Jackson
1'wi.ixiii niiuiii m iiuw in i no nanila of
voiimj treasurer jjcasnn, and ail per
sons signing naid list are hereby requeu
ed and required to call at the olrtce oi mtid
Connty Tieanuier and pay into the coun
ty treasury thentiioiiut subscribed and
set opposite their names. Immediate oar.
ment Is requested,
W n a A A, ROOD, Judge,
By Order Commissioner Court,
Dated stHillsboro,-Ore., ov. 8, 10U5.
Argus and Oregonlan, 12.00.
Drug Store
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WAKIIINtiTONCOl'NTY
John tl. bulla, I'laiiitlll)
Minnie llutta, ' Di fviidantt
In the nam of tb Hut of Oregon :
To Minnie Hulls Ih alaiv named de
fendant'. You ara liemby rnUlrml to ap
pear aud anaaer the inmpletnt II kd
Malnat you In the above rulllkd eoutl
and suit oil or la-fore th etplralloit uf lx
week Iroiii ami alter llw llr-l puhllrailoii
of tbia auuintoiia, Ui-nll. tin or before Ilia
VUth ilayof November. A. II. I"0 and if
you fail an loatiawar, for waul tnrfl, tha
jdnliiilll alll apply to llm notrt for In re
lief iira)d for In til ruiiiplainl mi Ills
hi rein, to-ll, that lh Imtnla of nialriimf
ny illng iwtawu yntirwlf and lha
plaintiff ho dlolv.l, rl a-ldo aud to-Id
fur nanglil ull Iheuiouiida that the d
fendsnt allfiill anil without rauw or
inivm-atluii driilrd tb plaiiililt at I'ort
and, Hregoii, mi lha I 'III day of llmwm
ber, Ili:i, and ever aiuiK ha remalne.1
away from him, and lor such oibnr and
further relief aa lu the remit may arnui
rtiniialil and prpr.
riiln iiiiiimoii 1" nub'Ubnl by order uf
Honorable T. A. M.'Hrlde JihIk of 'ha
Circuit Court uf tlie Mat of Oirgon for
WaahlugUin County, and aald orW waa
hntdeanil dnlixl the Ith ilav ol iliiolirr, A.
II, IUU. and Ilia duti-of I lie lrl piibllca
lion of Ihia aiiimmina la the Mh day of
Ik-tober. pm'.
T. tl TIIOltNTON,
Attorney for I'lalnlllf.
Administrator's Nolle,
Nolle Is linrehy given that I, th uitder
algued, Imve been, by the Connty Court
ot the N ate of Oregon, for Wsalikigtou
County , duly appointed adminlntrstornf
the estate of Jot Din rat, deceased, and
have duly iualilld aa such. All paraoiis
having claim against aald calatn ar
heroby notllloil lo present the mni lo me,
with proper voucbera, at the taw olllce of
W. N. Hnrr.tt.lu It lllnbom, Oregon, with
in alt mouthn from the dale hereof.
Dated tkUdier II), Ittft
UKtilttIK DI'KHHT,
Admlniatralnr of tho eMitto of Jost
Ptierst, ilei-eawd.
V. N. Ilnrrvll. Attorney for Kalate.
GUARDIAN'S SALE OP
PROPERTY
REAL
Notice li hereby given that the under -lgnd
gusrdiaiiof the raoii aud estate
of rilwatd Colfell. Ida Colfelt, Herman
Colfelt and V rH.lu IVtlrpll IHlttllM I.H
tne of su order ami Uremia of the' County
onrv mi lit. niHieot uregon, ror W Sahlug
ton County, itta.lt- and tutored m Momlny
the llth ilav of November, UD. authoris
lug and empowering tlin uinleislgui'd
guardian to sell the real prowrly herein
before dracrllied, al ptihlla auction.
Now Ihcrillr.r. hv vtrlnn itt aut.l ...!.
and HeeiiHe, I will, on Monday, the I Sill
day or December. tul, at Ih Hoiith door
or tha Court limine In II dlaliero, Wanli.
Ington County, Oregon, st the hour or 10
o'clock a III of mild ilav. aell at niihh.i
auction to ihn highest bidder for cash lu
imiiii, nu in ina riKiii. title ami Interest or
snid minora, of, In and lo all of the follow
ing iiraetiiieu ireni property, situate In
W unhllntiiii I'.kiiiilu lp........ ....I .1
soribe.l aa follows, to-wll:
iKiKiuiiing in a reiitit eight mils north nf
theiiiaiter poal on fecttoii Una between
eotiout itiuetven and thirty (111,10) run.
mux ue in e nun noriu seventy two (721
mdatorlehllclitings line, thence forty (l)
rodH west lo Williams' line, thence mis
hundred and live (llif.) rodaMouili toller'
nan HcIoiiIiIi'm h,,,, i i'.t . f
eight (H rods duo Knit: thence down llm
Center of Cedar Cr,i,.lf llliu.ML outi
thoriue Klghleen (IH) rods Haul I to tint
wi iH-iriuning nning a purl or th
KftSt 1 of l ha Illinium I ........ 1 . ... I
- - - ............ ...(.,,,,, 1,1.11,
0 III III III Unci l....a nl,, ,.l..ul, ....I li. 1....
(Itl-.'Kl) Township two Houth, Itsngn una
"" "i in" n iiiHinenu .Mcrnuitn, con
utinlntr shout thirty acres, morn or I cm,
Hnld mile will be nmtie suhjnet to mm
Mrnialloti by the Cuunty Court nf llm
SUt of Oregon, fur Washington ('otinly.
imeu tins m nay nl JMovemhar. IKW.
JUl.MlN COLr'Kl.T,
(liiaiillitii nf lha persons ttn.l estate or
Kdwiird Colreli l.i, i',.ii..ii ii
Coltclt snd Kredn Col elt.
ueo. 11, llagley, Attorney lorlluardliiu.
Adminlatrator's Notice.
Nollce Ik hereby given that I, tlin under-
NlrtA,l ,.un t.n.... 1.. .!..., .. . ..
the Hlale or Oicgon, for Wtislilngioii
., vi'..j niniiiiuiii nnuiinisiriiior or
Ilia nlul,t ,,f In,... LJ..I..-I a .
, y '"'! ri mi .ngn, ueceiuii.il,
and buvn duly ntmlitlndiw such. All pur
Jons having clnituH agiiltiat Htil.l estutti lire
hereby notilled to presont I lit) Htiitie bt inu,
with proper voiicherH, at the l,aw Olllco of
W. N. Ilitiri tt, In llillHl.ro, Oregon, with
in h If l,iill.H ,L. .1.., I 1
... ..... ....,, ,,,ii Hlu nnie ueic.II.
Dated this November (Ith, IIKIft,
, , MAUTIN KKIUNO,
AdmlnlHtrntor of the entitle of I'eler
Nplnrrngs ilenaaaed.
W. N, Hart ett, Attmncy for Untitle,
.': Bert Fonda, of Scholia, was a
oounty teat visitor this sftoriioon.
Will Steve'nsVof 'the FarminRton
store, waBln the city thiB afternoon.