HILLSBORO ARGUS, NOV. 16, 1905
Entered at the Poet-offle at Hillaboro,
Oregon, m eoond-claaB mall matter.
LUCIUS A. LONG, Editor.
County Official Paper
Subscription : One Dollar per Annum.
Bi x Months, 60 ct. three Months, 34 eta.
leaned Every Thursday
-BY
LONG McKINNEY
NOT CHASTISEMENT
Withdrawal of irrigation fund for
Oregon has not been done in a
tpirit of chastisement, nor wu the
fact that the secretary did not put
the Columbia on the partial a war
rant that Oregon wu to be punish
ed because land thieve have work
ed overtime out thin way. Wash
ington is as vitally interested in the
improvement of the Columbia as
our stale. -The crux of the whole
matter is Seattle and Taconia, and
their antagonism to anything that
would help Oregon, or a part of
their state, if there would be a pos
sible chance of injuring Tacoma
and Seattle. Washington's tier of
counties along the north baok
would be vastly benefitted by a bet
ter river and harbor for Columbia's
waters; the big grain region for all
eastern Washington and Oregon
would receive blessings manifold by
the same improvement and yet
we never observe Washington's
congressmen throwiog epileptics
working for the Columbia river.
Oregon's congressmen have had to
do the work of a state and half in
this regard, while Washington's
statesmen have been fearful of ex
citing the opposition of the Sound
cities should they evince any
warmth for the Columbia, fearful
of being charged with loving Oregon
more than their own state. A
united pull is what Oregon, Wash'
ington and Idaho want, for an open
river with a better bar a waterway
that now carries more wheat to
sea than any other Pacific port
means better prosperity for all
three states, provided, of course,
that Seattle and Tacoma are not in
the court.
8u.pt. Case has issued 24 permits
to teach since the last quarterly
examination. These are new teach
ers who came into the county after
the last examination, and nearly
all of them are teaching at present
Hiss Ida Stewart, atending the
High School, here, passed a very
creditable examination, getting a
high marking, but was unable to
teaob because of lack of the legal
age.
Fred McDonald, with the U. S
navy in China, writes his uncle
W. V. Wiley, that he has been
offered a position as captain with
the Chinese Coast Artillery, Prov
ince of Nankin. The position is
open to him until July 1, and his
time with the navy expires in
March. He anticipates coming
home for a rest and may then ac
cept the Chinese offering.
The Y. P. S C. E. of the Chris
tian Church, will give a Milliner
Social, at the residence of M. S.
Daiiey, corner Fifth & Baseline
street, on the evening of Not. 24.
Ladies bring untrimmed hats, with
material for trimming. Gentlemen
are expected to trim the hats. Ad-
muwuMi, v teuio. uvcryuouy cor
dially invited.
'The Tualatin Plains Presbyter
ian Church people will dedicate
their church annex on the fourth
Sunday in November. Dr. Dunn
ing, of Portland, will be present,
and the program in full will be
published next week.
The evening train was late to
night because Mrs. D. Bayleee, of
Mlley, left on the train ard forgot
i l : . . 1 . rr' . 1 l
ner jivwo cimu. .uugiiie wirai uses
from Forest Orove and picked up
the little one and the mother went
on her way rejoicing.
The Forest Grove Relief Corps,
according to the Times, raised $35
in provisions and (2 in cash for
Geo. Wilson, a Sherwood veteran,
who recently lost bis household
goods by fire.
Fine supply ot seasoned rough
and dressed lumber on band. Be
fore making a purchase give us a
call and we will save you money.
Thompson Bros., Mouotaindale.
A. C. Wirtz, of Mountaindale,
was in town this evening.
THE MARKETS,
This morning's market reports,
compiled from Portland quotation?,
are:
Valley Wheat, new, 74 and 75.
Barleyfeed, 922.00; brewing,
$221; rolled, $22 i and I23J.
, uats, wmie, zo ana via per wu
Oats, Gray, $26 per ton.
Bran, $18 per ton.
Hay, Timothy, old, $15 $16
new, ill $12; grain, $8 $9.
Hay, Clover, $8 and $9. ,
. Potatoes, new, 75c$.80.
Eggs, Oregon ranch, 29 and 30.
Butter, Extra Creamery, 30 324
Hops choice 1905, 11 eta.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
A delecatioa of railroad emDloves call
ed oa President Rooeerelt, Tutsdsy, and
told him that the proposed rite Initia
tion would cut their salaries. They
claimed that over two millions of men
would be effected by a reduction of
wages should the plan of reduction ia
freight rates be carried out. A true solu
tion for this question is government
ownersnip ol railways.
A Polk county man bv the name of &
V. Earl sues his wile for divorce and al
leges that oa Leoa Joaes, who proves
Be is a brother or the wife, is act a broth
er, but is the wile s lover. The husband
claims his wife sad Jones kiss and hue
one another all the time and he denies
they are related. The old man evident
ly thinks Jones should be kissing some
one eise s sister.
Senstor Ankenr and Conrretaman
Jones allege they will try to aid in get
ting an appropriation tor the Colombia.
"Old Cnsh." who rode clear across the
continent in order to collect mileage.
uaa uoi oeen neara trom as yet.
Thanks to the
Postman
By TROY ALLISON
cHntsttt. ift. r T. a MoCiiu
Melissa chewed her pen staff In pre
tended meditation ami kept oue eye on
Dicky Johustou.
Dicky had shown signs of wandering
away from the fold ami must be brought
back. It was dei-Medly against Melis
sa's creed to allow another girl to re
ceive even su iota of admiration from
one of her coterie.
There was a girl belonging to the
house party, a blond, Melissa thought
contemptuously, who had received en
tirely too much atteutloa from Dicky.
Therefore be must be disciplined.
His lesson must be decided at ouce aud
to the point. Having decided upon this,
Melissa gave her pen oue conclusive
utbble and commenced writing hurried-
"I KXOW IT WAS A JOH," ES EE8CICED.
ly. As there happened to be no one in
the library at the time except Dicky
and herself, his attention was soon at
tracted by the aggressive scratching of
her pen.
"Why don't yon stop and amuse a
fellow?" he urged. "What are yon
writing?"
"Oh, Just writing," she replied airily,
her tone Insinuating that there were
subjects beyond his comprehension.
"To a man?" he asked sulkily.
"A very charming man," she assured
him Impressively. "It's rather an im
portant communication," she contin
ued. "I wish you would look over this
page and see if it la too stilted."
Dicky took it op with relieved alac
rity, but his face lengthened visibly as
he read:
"I have decided that I will marry
you. I don't know why I hesitated. If
you can get away from town for a day
take the Ederton local for Mrs. Wlm
berly'a country place, and you can tell
me if you are glad I didn't keep you
waiting any longer."
Dicky handed It back aud commenced
a study of the library fire.
"I don't see bow any one could pos
sibly call that stilted," be growled.
Melissa signed the note, sealed it and
directed It to Dr. John Ilartly.
Considering the fact that Dr. Hartly
was only a very casual acquaintance
and had never asked Melissa to marry
him nor had she ever dreamed of bis
asking her to do so, this literary
achievement might be regarded as rath
er theatrical.
She gathered up her writing mate
rials, slipped the letter Into her writ
ing pad and started for the door. Stop
ping a minute to fluff up her brown
pompadour, she fixed a reproachful eye
upon the object of her vengeance.
"I never would have thought, Dicky"
there were volumes of surprise In her.
voice "that you would have cared any
thing at all for blonds." She went out
and shut the door rather decidedly.
As she crossed the ball the letter slip
ped out and fell to the floor, makiug no
sound on the soft rug. She 'went up
stairs, unconscious of her loss, smiling
In anticipation of the Interview she
would have with Dicky when bis re
pentance bad reached a proper depth.
It was Melissa's theory, gained In her
twenty years, that men needea to be
taught lessons occasionally. When
Dicky had learned lils lesson she would
acknowledge that she bad not yet sent
the letter, but was keeping It for fur
ther consideration.
The footman, coming for the letter
bag a few minutes later, was uncon
scious of the .Inner workings of Melis
sa's mind. He picked up her letter and
posted It with the others.
Two evenings later the maid brought
Melissa Dr. Hartly's card. "I took him
to the library, miss. He said be could
only stay a few minutes and wanted
to see you alone."
Melissa went downstairs, her fore
head puckered Into a wondering frown.
She could not Imagine why Dr. Hartly
had come to Ederton to talk with her
about anything.
He came forward to meet her. and
be felLsJltyejoMtrjilfted Jsjjer greet;
,fmm
lag of this uaa of forty," whoomed
so different from Dicky and the oth
er. "I'm so glad you decided to marry
me." be said cordially, his twin
kling. "I hoped torn woman would
some day. Tou no, I bar been so
busy-1 rather neglected It"
Metis gasped with astonishment
"Wb aald anything about my mar
rying your she dually aianaged tu
say, ber eyes round with surprise.
He took her uote from his Inside
pocket, adjusted his eyeglasses aud
looked at It carefully.
"I certaiuly hot l have not been
mistaken.' he aald, handing It to her.
Two large tears rolled down her
cheek. "1 don't kuow how on earth I
thought thia was upstair tu my writ
lug pad," she said miserably. "It was
just a Joke to tease Dicky. I -oh, I
never was so ashamed tu ntf whole
lifer she said, dropping into a big 11
brary chair aud hldlug her face agaiust
Its back.
He walked behind the chair aud.
leaning ou It, looked dowu siulliugly
upon the brown head that rose aud fell
with each sob.
"1 knew there was some kind of joks
connected with It, child.' he said eoolh
Iniily. "There was obliged In be some
joke about the fact that a girl your
age would dream of marrytug an old
uiuu like me."
"I dou't thluk you are-old," came In
untitled tones from the padded back of
the chair.
"I knew It was a Joke," be resumed,
"but It seemed ratherpleasauL Some
how I had au irresistible desire to come
and see why you did It."
Melissa's face was still hidden.
"I wouldn't have you feel wortided
about It for the world," leaning over
mill his Hps touched a stray teudrll
of her hair that shoue red brown on
the black leather chair back, "t am
twice as old as you, little girl, but I am
youug enough to understand a joke.
IK you feel all right about it now?"
The brown head nodded iu com
forted manner.
"Aud yet, Melissa, I can't help resi
tting how nice It would be if It were
not a joke. If there ever comes a day
when you could possibly mean It, won't
you send It back?"
The ngure was as still as the chair
that held It, and Hartly sighed as he
turned off.
"Never mind. Of course you could
not I'll say good by now and catch the
y o'clock train for town. Wou't you
shake hands to show we understand
each other?"
Melissa blindly held out a waverlug
band that be grasped In his big oue.
His expression changed with light
ulng rapidity, for there could be no
doubt about It the girl had gently
pressed Into his palm the note that had
been concealed in her hand.
"Melissa!" he exclaimed unbelieving
ly, seating himself upon the arm of the
big chair.
Prepare For Esaersjeacse.
A well to do Kentucky farmer once
invited an acquaintance from a neigh
boring town to dine with him. The
recipient of this courtesy was a man
well known In that region for bis gen
era crankiness and bis propensity to
use his gun at the least evideuce of
what be considered au affront The
farmer, well aware of the touchiness
of his guest with whom, for business
reasons, he desired to remain on good
terms, always kept a wary eye on his
visitor. One afternoon the testy indi
vidual In conversation with bis host
remarked: "I can't account for the
queer feelings aud Impulse that come
over me at times. Do you kuow, the
first time I took dinner here I bad as
much as I could do to master the Im
pulse when one of your sous made a
certain remark to whip out my gun
and let go." "Oh, don't you worry
about that" said the farmer. "I know
all about your little falling In that line.
My son Jake was standin' in the ball
way just back of you with a shotgun.
You did well to change your mind. At
the first motion toward your hip pock
et my son Jake had instructions to
blow daylight through you!"
Srlahbara, After A II.
The wealthy man bad told the visitor
who was soliciting money for foreign
missions that he preferred to help the
heathen next door. "I want what I
give to benefit my neighbors," aald be.
The Philadelphia Ledger says the vis
itor's face took on a look of mild In
spiration.
"Whom do yon regard as your
neighbors?" b asked.
"Why, those around me."
"Do you mean those whose land Joins
yours?"
"Well-yea."
"How much land do yon bold?"
"About COO acres.':
"And how far through the earth do
you think yisj own?"
"Why, I've never thought of It before,
but I suppose I own half way down."
"Precisely," said the man who waa
soliciting aid, with an air of calm tri
umph. "I suppose you do, and I want
this money for your neighbors at the
other side of the world the men whose
land adjoins yours at the bottom."
"You're a ready reckoner," said the
millionaire dryly, but be drew bis check
book toward him.
Disinherit.
They tell a story in Paris of Pierre
Wolff, the dramatist nephew of Albert
Wolff, the critic and sworn enemy of
the manager Antotne. ' When Pierre
took bis first piece to Antolne it waa ac
cepted on condition that be should put
Into it "as much as possible of every
thing that ia abominable to your uncle,
the critic." He did this with such
good will that be scandalized bis uncle,
the public, the stage firemen, the dress
ers, the prompter and M. Antolne him
self, who went about at rehearsal rub
bing bis banda and saying, "One can
not go too far, and no one shall keep
me from putting In the advertisements,
'Play by Pierre Wolff, nephew of Al
bert Wolff.' " When the dramatist called
on hi uncle, Albert shouted, "Miserable!
If I bad a forttme I'd disinherit your'
"Disinherit me all the same," suggest
ed the nephew. "It will advertise me."
"Very wet, then. I have nothing to
leave, so I won't leave It to you!"
A ftMIaut .
KlUe Mamma, what is a riding haf
ttt
Mamma A riding habit dear, t
what makes people too laiy to walk-.
A Modern Miracle.
fXKCK w en I'm ik k th' doctor c
UAn' An I put my tunsue way out.
An' h mn; "It -tu-m: Nurs. svt
m Mm
Warm water. tVase." An" In alx-m
A mtuul, y. mho iliO. an' 'a
II put a gUs thin Into It.
An- n h wiped II off atnln
An' put It in my uwutli a bit.
'Bn after w ile he took It out
An" hW It up were he could .
An' 'en he sajsi: "ll-m- m! lt about
Too hlh a half of u dVei-v."
An' n aakc.1 Inn :f i m bad.
An' h uti "Xup!" Ut sniff an. cross
Au' say. "W'y, you cun t kt a Iu,
An' It ou do It tin t much lua!"
An' Vn she's mad. nu' he 1st bunt
Out Uiutthln', an' he says: "ln i (ret.
He's otr I' be all rlahi. 1 trust.
W'y. he tin t even half dead yet."
An' 'en he Kit my pulw, 'hi way,
An' patim me uikhi my head
An' says. "TIi.tv win t nu actiuol today.
Cua on of ih' trustiva la dead!"
An', my, 1'ut awful sorry w'en
tie told me Ihst. An' i n u said,
"llc'U be all riant bv noun," an' 'on
He went away, an' nm miys. "Ni-d.
How do you l I" An' 'en. you know,
lllnie !uvur told lit that Kmhow,
I'm awful '.. k , h!. uao.
but, my. I hi almost !! riant now!
J. W. Koley In X-w York Tlni.
Comfurttnat Thuuaht.
Hammage (deshudeutly t dou't be
lieve 1 have much of a wit after all.
My friends never liiiigh at my Jokes.
Uauimage (ansuriuglri-Oh. yes, they
do! Tbey vvaya laugh after you have
left the room.- Illustrated lilts.
Aaathpr Meaarat Has,
"I have heard a great deal about
mean men," aald the mau with the
black cigar, "but the meauest man 1
ever heard of lives lu the towu where
I was born. He ia a real estate agent
and grasplag as a Scrooge I w fore the
t'iiristmas ghosts. He had an old bouse
at the east eud of the towu that was
ready to fall to piece any moment
The walls actually did bulge out one
day. When he collected that mouth's
rent be calmly told the lessee of the
bouse that the rent would be ft more
a month thereafter. The astoutsbed
woman pointed at the bulgiug walls
and said:
'"More rent! And with those bulg
ing walls?
" 1rtaiuly, madam. You have mor
room lu the bouse now. Consequently
more rent must be paid.' "Philadel
phia Ledger.
Seolra Thrift.
Blr John C'arr was rather toud of
telling the following story:
White in Glasgow be was asltud by
the magistrates to give his advice con
cerning the Inscription to be placed on
the Nelson monument, then Just com
pleted. Sir John recommended a a
brief and appropriate epigraph, "Glas
gow to Neleu."
"Just so," said one of the balllra,
"and as the toon o' Netsou's (Neilstonl
close at band, might we no' julst say
'Glasgow to Nelson, sax miles.' and so
It might serve as a monument and a
milestone too?" Tit-Bits.
OIt aad Take.
The other day the head of a board
ing school noticed oue of the boys wip
ing hta knife ou the tablecloth and
pounced on blni at once.
"Is that what you do at bonier be
asked indignantly.
"Oh, no," answered the boy quickly.
"We have clean knives." Llppincott's
Magazine.
HI Call.
"I promised to make a call tonight,"
said the man, prepurlng to go out.
"Very well," replied the wife, "but
don't you call unless you have th
cards." Houston Post.
Artfsl Krrddla.
Pa I don't see bow you can expert
me to consent to your engagement wit
Mr. Blinks. I hear that bis uncle has
cut him out of his will.
Dolly-Yes, I kuow, dad. But Fred
die says it wou't make any difference
If be can only get bis uncle to go on
playing bridge with blm a few weeks
longer.
Tims to Par la
Mr. Blangy-He hasn't paid bis fu
neral expenaes yet.
Guess Agaln-Hls funeral expenses?
"Ye-es, Ain't he a dead one?" Yon.
ken Herald.
Wo Woader the Sea Is Stele
H viewed the ocean sadly.
"Alas, alsckaday!
It roust feul vary badly
To moan and sigh so madly,"
Was what h paused to say.
"Oh, has the sea the colic,
Or Is It overfed
With oyster soup and seaweed sauoe,
That It thus restlessly should tot
And tumble on Its bed?"
His wife smiled at htm wisely.
"Ah, William, dear," said ih,
"Would you not toss and tumble, too,
War there as much lobster In you
A there I In the sear'
F. J?. Pltser in New York Press.
Argus aud Uregouiuu, 12.
ShtruTs Sal
Nolic is hereby slvsn. that Iit Virtue o
an execution, tsviril out of and uinter lb
seal of the Circuit t'otirt of th Klate of
Oregon, for lite I ounlv of W sshloirtoii,
dated lii Tin ilsy of Novenitwr, IM'k in
fkvor of K, K, liryan A tj.ui, pialmula,
and trinl A, J. Kurd, ilefcn.tntit. for the
urn ot t 70 costs, and the further sum of
si.) with h.tervO. thereon trom the tfsth
day of March, Into, at the rate of sis er
cent just annum, and the sum of MM (V
for tiling tranri rlpl, to in directed and
delivered, eomiiuuidina me to make n1
of Hi real prosily kerottisfler oWrtlwst,
lhavalevUid tin -u ami pursuant to said
Kxecuilon I will, on Monday, the llth
day of Hecemlwr. llWo, al Hi Aoitlh door
of lit l our: lloua In Hiltahoro. VYaah
maton County, Oregon, al the pour of ten
o'rtork a. m. of said day, sell at publie
suit ion to Ihe hlx lies! I iil.ler for cash In
hand, all of Hie liuereat of Hie ili'fmiilanl,
A. J. Kurd. In and to Ilia following de
aertlwd real rierty, lying, being and
situate In Washington I'nunlv, Orenoii,
and mora particularly described aa fo.
lows, lo-wit-
lt Tract. North of Iota 1 and 2 of and
in Itlock lu, of and lu the Toon of Hill
bnro, Orciton,
Soul Tract, All of Hie Southeast ' of
North weal v,', Scot Inn M T. it N. n! K. .1 W.
M Tract. All of Una 7, H, H. Id. 11 and
13. ol and lu lllock I t, or ami iu Nimmnna'
Addition to Ilia Town of IIHlnboni, Or
gon.
h Tract. All of Lol , 7 and H , of and iu
Block 7 of and In the Town of lltUahoro.
Oregon, or aa much thereof a may he
neeeaaary, to aaliafy Hie lirrelnbrfUre
named sum and for Ilia coat and i
penee of aal and said writ,
iSahl sal will be mad subject to re
demption a ier "taltile if Orecon.
IVleil at Hillaboro. Oreuon. thia Will dav
of November, I1HJ&.
J, W, O'NN Kl.Ih
H her ill' of Waalilngtoit County, OrefiHl,
lly r.T. Kane. lonuy.
H. T. Hsgley, Alt wiiey for I'lmiitill.
Administrator's Notice
Vttiil' I ItMISMhH UIM.. tl. IUK
......... ... j n ' III. ,.,TI
aiirned baa hit liv the Coiui .nt ,r
the Htala of origin, for Waahunrton
Loiility. aiiiHiiiit.il administrator of lb
eatal of Patrick Cain, devaaml, ninl that
be ha duly quitlined aa audi Now,
therefore, all peraona bavins claims
attains! aald ealntn are re.imnti.il and
required to preaeut Hu m lu iu, with
proper vouchers attached, at ilia law of
lice of John M. Wall, in llillatmro, Ore
gun, within lt immtlu from dalo hereof.
listed al Hillli.ni. Ore, Nov. W, t'.HK
W. It. WKIIttt'S'O,
AllmittUtrutllV til Him ttKlu i.r lMrlb
Cain, deceased.
John M, Wall, Attorney for Kstate.
How 8l Thrilling Tank
Dram Waa Spoiled
VfES," said Wkoopan Rnut, the ex
T eminent tragedian, "at one time
uiy company started ou what
bade fair to be a most profitable tour
of the great Sahara desert. We were
producing my thrilling tank drama,
The Remorseless ltlver,' and, of course,
had to carry the water on the back of
camels. Well, sir. It wiki have
a maited you to have seen the hit that
show made with the liedoulns aud
Arabs. They'd rid for hundreda of
Bill to attend a performance."
"Made money, ehr
"For awhile. But ou night we were
to put the show on away out In the
middle of the desert, and oue of thoae
confounded camels was thirsty, aud
just when the tank had been Oiled for
the heroine's thrilling leap for life the
brute stuck Its head through the wlug
and drank the lauk dry. There we
were, 400 tulles from water, and" '
But his emotion overcame him, and
be hsd to lesve the rest of th sad
story to our luiagluatlon.-Jtidge.
The Dear ( hlldrea.
"How quiet your dear chlldnm are,
Mrs. gulverfull!" said the afternoon
caller.
"Yes," replied the dear children.'
uinmnia suspiciously, "I'm rather
afraid they're up to some rnlscb"
At that moment a series of agonlted
yells smote the air, and a maidservant
came running Into the room, "Ob,
ma'am 1 Quick, uia'aml There'll be
murder done if you don't hurry,
nia'amf she gasped.
"Why, what's the matter, JaueT"
cried her horrified mistress.
"Oh, them dreadful children, ma'am I"
gurgled the domestic. "They've tied
Master Willie by his arms and legs on
the dining room table, aud they're
screwing the table out to Its full
length. Glvlu' Mm the rack, they call
It You'd better be quick or you'll dud
'lui In pieces!" Birmingham (England)
Tost.
Aa AeeompIUhed DaaakUr.
Mrs. II. -I supiHHitt you Bud your
duughter very much Improved by ber
two years' stay at college '
.Mrs. Froudinotber I,a, yea! Mary
Elizabeth Is a carnivorous reuder now,
and she frequently Impoverishes mu
sic. But she ain't a bit stuck up. Bhe'a
unanimous to everybody, n' she nevor
keeim a caller waltln' for her to dress.
Hhe Just runs In noin de plume, an' you
kuow that makes one feel so comforta
ble. Llppincott's Magazine, , .
From Appearaaeea,
In a certain home where the stork
recently visited there Is a six-year-old
son or Inquiring mind. When he was
first taken In to see the new arrival be
exclaimed:
"Oh, mamma, It hasn't any teeth!
Oh. mamma, It hasn't any hair!"
Then, dinning bis bauds In despair,
he cried: "Hotneliody bus done list It's
an old baby!"- Ihlliidelplila Ledger.
His Pretest.
"Let ms present you with a ship," v
Bald he who sailed the sea.
"What kind of hlp?" the maid let slip.
"This little smack." said he.
- - - "-Niw.Torlc World.
H I First Oiinlif v
-"' t ---
Wc provide for tlic people who have h:ul enough ex
perience to kuow that inferior goods arc dear at any
price; who have learned that good goods from a first
quality, trustworthy house arc always -cheaper
really and aggressively cheaper to buy.
Wc Have Made
9 For our prescription wot k,
M actly as it should le done.
age to send us prescriptions, and, therefore, it pays
you to briug such work to
BAILEY'S PHARMACY
This is au advertisement,
f.mm m m jm atttti m m m m m m y
i WEINHARD SioadM,
The best of all
Bottled for
At
It m mw m m itttatitt m m m a s 4
Cornelius City Foundry
Does general foundry 'and machine work. Saw
mill work a specialty. Sawdust grate bars and all
kiuds of wood grates; hop stove grates and stove
repairs; geariug, pulleys and all kinds of boxing.
.Also carry a fine grade of babbit metal, cap screws,
set screws and machine bolts. All work guaran
teed to be first-class. (Jive us a trial order, if only
small. It will be appreciated and receive prompt
attention. Wc cast regularly 1st and 15th of each
.mouth, and oftcner when work will justify it.
L. G. W1EDEW1TSC11.
' JACKSON BK1DGE NOTICE
Notice hereby given that the uli'rlh
linn luit fur donations fur th .1. Wvm
Hottniii llndtto U now In the hsmH of
t'on my TrmtHiiror Juiknn, and all wr
one munlim raid lint sreheietiy requeu
ed ami required lorall at Ih iillh-eot mild
Comity 'lieaxurer and y Into tlierouii
ty ireaaury the amounts milwrllied aud
net tqiiHwile tlttilr name. Imuiediat psy.
men 1 1 rvquveliHl,
1.. A. in Mill, Jiidne,
Hy Order Commissioner t'ourt.
Dated si Hilliburo, Ore., Nov. a, lut5.
GUARDIAN'S SALE OF
PROPERTY
REAL
Notlis li heroby siren that the nnder
l(iiel nuenllani.f the pernon ami estate
of fc.lwurd t'i.I'i.l. Ida Oolfnlt, Herman
Culfolt and r'reda Colfrlt, tidmim, by vir
tue of an onW and lifeline nf th County
t'ourt of the Ntate of Oreiron. for WrxIiIiik.
tout (iiiiHy, made and eninrrd on Mnnda 1
.i.-.k. .i-.. .. . ... . .. ' i
"w "iu uv ui oveuitHT, liu, Slllllorls
liiK and empowering the iinderslKtiNl
Kuanlisn to sell the real pniierly herein
before described, al publiu aueliun,
Now thereturn. hy virtue nf n, order
sud llceime, I will, nn Miiudsy, the IHili
day of litwrinber, Iwrt, at the H.uiih iiK,r
of the Court ilounsin II lllslMim, Wsxli
liiKton Cminlv. (Ireifi.n. at the hour nf in
o'clock a in. of "Kid day, sell at puliHe',
auction ui ma niKiimil inuiiiir tor oaali lu
hand, all of the i lslit. title and lulerext tif
aid iiiinorH.iil, in and to all of the follow
ing deNoiibod jrenl irolierty, nltuate tu
WsolilnKton County, Orrgun, and de.
ecnliel aa follow, to-wit:
iluKliinlns, at a Mitnt night rods north of
the iiinttnr iknI on suction line helween
"wtloni iiinetien and thirty (IV-.'tO) run
ning tlifiico due north seventy two (.iti
rodsto Hchllchtlngn line, thi nce forty (till
rode wont to Williams' linn, thmn'o one
hundred and live (IKiFmhUHouiIi tollnr
man rlehmldt's line to Cedar Creek, tlienou
sight (H) mils due Kaxt; thence down the
cunter of Cedar Creek Ilfly-Hijc (ftil) rods;
Itinnca Klstitiin (18) rmU V.&nt to the
1. 1 nee, nf beginning being part of the
Kaat t of the Itanium Iionatioii l.aud
Claim In Noctloin nlnetnen and thirty
(IH-.'IU) tnwiinhlp two Houlh, Itailge oue
West of the Willnmetlft Merldlsu, con
taining shout thirty aiTes, morn or Ion.
Hald sale will h" made Huhject to con
firmation by tlm liounty Court of the
State of Oregon, fur WahliiKton Comity,
Dated thia Wli day nl Niivemhor, lrnij,
JIJI.IUH COJ.KKIr,
Gitarillsn (if the permms and entitle nf
Kdward Colfelt, Ida l.'olfelt, Herniaii
C'nlfelt and Kreda tlolfelt.
Oeo, R, Hagley, Attorney lorOtiardlnn.
SUMMONS
IN.THK CIltCIJIT COURT OK TI1K
HTATI5 OF ORKOON, KOtt
WAHHINOTON COUNTY
John 0. Bulls, ' Plaintift'l
vs.
Minnie Hulls, Defcndaiitl
, in the name of the State. of Oregon ;
To Minnie Units the ahovs named de
fendant: You are hereby rniilred to ap
pear and aiiHwer the nmnplnlnt tiled
ataitiHt yon iu the above entitled nourl
at.d mil ton or before the explrutlou of nIx
weeks trom and after the llrnt iiiiblluatlon
of thiatiiinmnna, to-wit, on or belorcithn
20th day of November, A. 1). 11105, and If
you fall so tosnawer, for want thereof, the
plniiHill will apply to the court for the re
lint' praved for in his complaint on Ilia
lit rein, to-wlt. Unit the bonifa nf matrimo
ny exlNtlng between ynurnelf and tlm
piainUd' be dli.olved, net anlda and held
for naiighl upon the ground I lint the de
fendant wlllnlly and without cauie or
provocation deserted Hie plaintill at i'ort
land, Oregon, nn the Intli day of Decent
ber, IBOit, and over since haa remained
away from him, and lor such other ami
further relief aa to the court may seem
equitable and proper. , ,
1'Iiis suiiiniuns Ih published by order or
Honorable T. A. Mnllrlde, Judge of the
Circuit Court nf the State of Oregon for
Wanhington County, and Hald order was
made and dated the 4th day of October A
D. 1905, and the dnte of the Hint publica
tion; of this summons Is the 6th dav of
October, 1WJ5.
, T. O.THORNTON,
Attorney for i'lahttlff.
Argue and Orcgonian, $2.00.
Driifl Store
zr
t
a Reputation
because we do the woik ex
Wc pay no one a percent
i
and likewise it is a fact.
Beers.
Medicinal Use
W. V. WILEY'S
teU
Administrator's Nota.
Notice U hereby riven that I. llie under
elgneil, have been, by the I'oiiniy Court
ot the K ate of Oregon, f.r Wellington
County, duly epnoli.ie.1 siliiilntdrMlur f
the muin nf J. ml lutrnt, dei.l. Slid
hsv duly iiiuIiIIikI an atlFll, All rwranii
having rUnu agsitnti eaid mtaln are
hereby itollhnil to prnaaul III aui ( me,
with plnr voui ln rn, Ilia Uw oiltre of
W. N. Hariett.tu I, ill.lmro, Oregon, alt li
III all uionthi from the ilale lini toil.
Dated th.loU.r III, uA,
OKoitiiK DI KHHT.
AdmiuUtratiir of the e-lein of J1
lHiert? dni-raed.
W. h. llariell. Attorney fur Ketate,
Notice of Final Settlement
Noll. I herebv glten Dial the under
igniHl sdniiulitrator of the tt'tai of
Martha J. I'nrrett, ileren.ed, hat HIM bU
llnal ai'iHiitiil as ailuiliimtralor nl aald
extata, In the County Court of W'aehltig.
toil County, tlrrgoti, and that said Court
has appointed Mondav. DrreiolHT 4, IMIIfi,
al tit hour nf Hi o'el. k . in., at the day
aud hour for the hearing of olijertlnne to
ftiild Mi oil account aud the settlement
tbereof,
Now, therefore all peieon Int. rented In
inlreit to aoiear at the County four
room, at IlllUlmro, Mid I'ounly endMtatn,
al aald time, to t licit and there ultow mime
If any them he, why ald st-munl should
not be aetiled, allowed aud approved, ami
nald adintuUiralor iIIm hargnt, anil e,
eulate forever and tluallv M'ttlrd,
Dated Novetuhnr I, luift,
W. K HIII.1TOW.
Admlnlxtratoruf the ealatnuf Martha J.
i'arrett, ilix-eiined.
t lareiii e Mult and H. T. Hagley, Attor
ney lor Ketoln.
Nottcs of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby given that I. the uudiir
algned, odinlnlHlriitrlx of theonlatrof 0.
M. JoliiiHoo,-.iH-i.,l, liny lllnd In the
Coiiniy Court of thnHtatnor Oregon, Tor
WaMhingtou Comity, my dual senium aa
mtch admlnlittratrU, and that entd Cuiirl
has nt Momlay, Hn embor t, Urn,'., m the
iuilir of 10 o'clock a. in. or aald day as the
time, and tno County Court Kihmii in
lllllehoro, Oregnn, a the plm o for hear
ing objectlnne to khIiI hccoiiiiI and the
Hual aetllnitiunl ol aald eetalti,
MICINDA JtlllNHllS,
AdiiiiulNtratrla nf tits eNtateof C. Nf,
JohiMDii, deceamd,
W. N. Ilurrelt, AtUirney forenlatw.
Notice ol Final Settlement.
Noth-e I hereby given that the under
algned adiultilHlrator has Hied in Ui
County Court of WaHhlngtoli Cniinty, Or.
ogoii, Ills tluul account as audi adminis
trator, and Urn naiun has been set for llnal
hearing and hettlnmeut bi.fore asld Court
nn Monday, Decemhur 4, llNlfi, at llic hour
or 10 o'clock a iu.
Dated this November I, 1001,
r'KANK H. MYKIW.
AilmlnlHlriit r of the Kataln ufCharlotl
Orare Myere, deceased.
Htintoit llotviuan, Attorney for Kstate,
If you want to get well and strong una
Eldolwolas Herb Tern
Thmyomlar Oompounrf of Hnturm'a
Own ffemerfea
A powerful renieilv fltratnait all I)iiTMUati
ary trouble, Colds and i.sC.ripit Na
ture's own Tonic snd Cute for Stomach,
nieiKier anil Kidney Disease, Woman's
friend, and a ivitiu Mir i.. .11 .u.i.
ailments.
Prloo. BO oont: Pnnlpmld
U your merchant does not keep Th
Dloutantltie Family Remedies (which
ate guaranteed pure vegetable cntn
pounda) then order directly from Pacific
Coast Agent, John F. Qrml,
Papfamf, Or., . F. O.
With eacliordei '. Vltliiahle booklet,
''How to Cain and Keep Health," will
b sent free.
.a'Iaa leia
MJJU.jBt..Aj uue iu 1