HIUSBORO ARGUS, FEB. t, 19C6
Kntared at the Poet-office at HilUboro,
Oregon, aa aeoond-claee mail matter.
LUCICS A. LONG, Editor.
County Official Paper
Buberriptiont On Dollar per Annum.
Bis Months, 60 cte. ; Three Months, cU.
leeaod Every Thwreday
-BY-
UMa McKINNBT
FRUIT THREATENED
That the fruit production of thin
county U having a wrious menace
in the San Jane scale goes without
tying, and, uoleaa something if
done at one we nity aa well dig np
onr fruit tree. Nowhere in the
world are lueo finely flavored an-
let produced as right here in the
Willamette Valley but each year
sees the fruit peel getting in its
work. Timely action will do much
to atop the threatened demolition
of the fruit growing but action
mutt be unanimous, or else might
aa well be not at all. "It will not
do for one orchard ut to kill scale
and hie next door neighbor to let
thing elide. The meeting at For
at Grove this Saturday should be
attended by farmers and orchard
ists, generally, for it will be pro
duotire of a great deal of good
Stir things up! Get together and
attend to the needs of your treeel
Preserve your fruit! Move! Ac
tion in concert is what you want!
Unless something is done to elimi
nate the pett we shall go begg-iry
for onr apples, prune, peers and
pinms and we can raise the beat
in tb world.
Sign the petition for a city park
Let us have some civio pride, and
awaken to the fact that Hillsboro's
future is largely what we make it.
Beautify the town; give us a park;
get into the front ranks; get your
town on parade; let the kicker kick
and the croaker croak, but let us
move ahead. With the electric line
from Portland coming in a matter
of a few months; with two millions
on tap to build a line to Tillamook
and 5 miles already built; with im
migration galore coming this way,
let ns shake off this lethargy and
do something!
THE MARKETS,
This morning's market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
are: :
Valley Wheat, new, 78.
Barley feed, $23 and 234; brew
ing, 23fl24; rolled, $24 and 25.
Oats, White, $27.60(828.60.
Oats, Gray, $27 per ton.
Bran, $17 per ton.
Hay, Timothy, E 0, $13j $14
Valley, $9 $10; grain, $S W $9.
Hay, Clover, $9 and $10.
Potatoes, fancy graded Burbanks,
65 70 cento per hundred. '
Eggs, Oregon ranch, 2425.
Butter, Ex tra Creamery, 30(3 32 j .
Hops choice 1905, 10(gll cts.
Mr. McHenry has succeeded to
tba entire ownership of the Palma
tatr parlors and PaciGc States cen
tral. Deaaletaaj.
Mr. toque (eeeiag the new cactus)
Owe wale, I've got 'em aalal-New
Xerk Mail and Express.
Caart abtoraat, '
The eeewt dentiet ceeeCoily adjusted
the peatttea ef bis aMjeetjr'a bead so
aa to facilitate the nroceoo at extract
ive aa eCeadlaf molar and with aa ex
ultant ttffat la bis eye grasped me for-
Xeuraae. aire," be observed reassur-
tagljr. -aotber moment and 'twill all
be over but the ehoutlnf."
111 timed as was the Jest, the col
prlfe previous record bad bean, good,
and he was allowed to name bis pre
ferred xeede of execution. Pack.
Tra BtelTaa Haka a Wfcale.
"Waafs become of Mies Qlgglesr
asked the flrat bather.
"tWe dead," repUed the other.
-OraeteusI Nor
"Oh, yes; she must be. On one occa
aeea recenttir I heard her say she vu
half drowned' and on another that she
was half soared to death.' "-Catholic
Standard and Times.
v.
"tra tee had that aeae of aa can
ever he aa geed as seme people think
.e3tU k'L.,.,
Yea, hat then there's the eenaelatkw
hi the thoocst that noae ef ae can ever
A &J Hevjref'i Remit
I
r !tfs is kut a MM
Aa One our lyrto bare.
Then Ilia ta but a wll wora
Dk o( playta carda.
Whenavar you ara weundad
By CuaM'e ptarclna dull
And pla) the part of low.
Why, Rwa jrour ault la 9 9
Aaa whan your ewaathaart swears)
To you throuch lira she'll cllaf,
Tbara aparklaa on har finfar
A danWnf 0 Mn.
But aiaa and wlfa will quarrel
Aya, ay. thn there's th rub!
Alaa. yau fain would unit
Sack athar with a A
At lat he trim. wrim reaper,
And then uur arara la Blade,
And tVn tha old aravedtacw
Muat t4 employ a
-toB M. Coaiploa in St. Lout RpuMla.
Trmm Willi' Staadpatat.
Teacher Willie. I asked you to put
ta enwple ea the board.
WUUe-WeU. ain't dat er horrible ex
ample TNew Tork World.
Aa Ordar MUllas.
A celebrated eonUneutal apevtahat to
whom time was literally money and
who was poaaeaaed of a fiery tamper
made It a rule that all patients should
ondreaa More entering bU consulting
room so at not to waste any of bli val
uable time. One day a meek looking
little maa entered with all his eloUiee
on. "WhM do you mean by coming la
like thatf said the doctor In a rage.
"Go and Strip at once"
"But 1- faltered the man.
"I tell you I've no time to waiter
yelled the doctor, and the poor maa
left the room In haste When his tura
came h it-entered the room. "Wow,
then," aakj the doctor, "thafs better.
What can J do for your
"I called to collect your tubacripUoa
for the benevolent eoelaty." Tatter.
A CaaapUaMBt.
A Kansas City man came up to a
lecturer la a hotel there, saying with
aathueleass:
"Well, sir, I enjoyed your leetan
very much last night"
"I didn't eaa you there."
"Oh. I waaat tbara ."'
"Well, what do yoq mean by telltag
me yon eajoyed my lecture sad yon
were not present t"
"Oh, I bought ticket for my girfa
father and mother, and they bath
wentr
The lectarer felt that be had not talk-
id la vale.
aa Hia Bhuaaa.
Hlcka 1 believe fm a sort of ewl
or eomethlng. I can aaually and any
thing I'm looking for In the dark. '
Wlcke I muat be eome aort of ete-
phant or eomethlng. I naually nod ev
erything I'm not looking for In the
dark. Catholic Standard and Times.
Tar? Ukelr.
1 wonder what Bragg means by for-
ever tataing of hie 'social ob!a
aoneT" I euppoae he's a member of several
social organise Bono and never paya hia
dues."-Boston Transcript
A Slaw Dlaaararr-
"Ton say that pubUc official lad
nothing to say? said the editor.
"Tee," answered the self conflOent
reporter. "But he talked three-anar-tere
of aa hour before I dlecovered It."
Washington Star.
Tfca lat Baat Tala.
She I wish that woman in the next
flat would stop talking goo-goo talk to
her husband!
He Oh, wan, let her Poor thing,
maybe she hasn't a dog! Detroit Jfrea
Frees.
la Cauua Wear Thaaka.
My prefoundest gratitude that I was
net bora a turkey. New Tork Herald.
FaasAaaleaJ.
Btubb They say that young Flashsr
ts a very mipregreeslve chap.
Penn I should ssy so. Why, he
spends his whole time pleylng pro
greeaive euchre. Chicago liewi.
Captaiaa af ladaat rr.
"I made my money from hope," said
the retired daminj master.
"And I made mine In the corn bnsl
hess," ssld the opulent chiropodist
Baltimore News.
no milaeephaa la tha
Whae yaur evarsoat la thin
Aad the enaw ktrfna to fall,
Thafs Iha Uma ta bllthaiy irla
Aa yva eaarrliy raeall
Whan the euiaur una wee here
An the roaa leavae fluttered
And the sklea were aaver drear
r
1
.i .
ap
Tlie Amen I
o( marrlK la
tlwaya a babjr.
Without it,
wadluok la a
u turner Ht-ld
that never
blooms, a
(lower that
never buU, a
night w ilium t
Itan, a wrrmun
without a ben
edletlon, a
prayer with
out an Amen.
There never
was a h u -
band worthy of the name, who did not
aapiro to be the (athar aud the arand
falher ef healthy, cap bid children, to
hand down his name aiui the (nane ae
cumulatad by the tweat ol his brow, from
generation to generation. There never
waa a wile Bt to bear that noble title, who
did not wish to wear womanhood's moat
Elorious crown, the sceptre of mother
ood. Thousands of wedded couples,
otherwise happy, (all short of wedlock's
greatest happiness because they are child
less. In the majority of cases, this Is be
cause the wife, through ignorance or neg
lect, suffers (mm weakness and duwase
of the organs distinctly feminine. For
woman who suffer In this way there Is
one great medicine that does not fail to
accomplish iu purpose. It Is Dr. Pierce's
FavoritPreacrlptlon. It sets directly on
the delicate organs concerned and makes
tbem strong, healthy, rigorous and virile.
It allays Inflammation, nesls ulceration,
soothes pain and tones the shattered
nerves. It tits (or wifehood aud mother
hood. It qulekeua and vitalizes the dis
tinctly feminine organism. It banishes
the maladies of the expectant months and
makes baby's Introduction to the world
easy and almost painless. In insurea tlie
little new-comer's health and nourish
ment In plenty. It is the best supportive
tonic (or nursing mothers.
Mrs. Jennie Parks, of Marshall. Spokane Co..
Wash., writes: " 1 am fld u tell of the good
results of roar treat medicine Dr. Pierce's
hvorlte Prescription. It fives me streucib.
isve no tired feallne sad mf babr Is lUe
ptctureof health. 1 (eel better than I have
In tan rears.1'
In cases of constipation Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets should be used as an ad
junct to "Favorite Prescription." They
are extremely simple, perfectly natural
and Insure prompt and permanent relief.
SUMMONS
IN
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREOON. FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
J. G. Carson, Plaintiff,
vs.
Margaret Carson, Defendant.
To Margaret Carson, the above named
- defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed agnitiHt you in
the above entitled suit on or before the
last day of the time prescribed in the or
der for the publication of these summons,
to-wit: On or before Monday, the 19th
dav of March, 1006, and if you fail so to
appear and answer for want thereof, the
plaintin win apply to tne court lor tne
relief prayed for in the complaint herein,
to-wit: For a decree forever dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now and hereto
fore existing between you and the plain
tiff, and for such other and further relief
as to the court may seem equitable.
This summons is published by order ol
Hon. T. A. McBride, Judge of the above
entitled court, which order was made and
entered on February 1st, 1006, and the
date of the first publication hereof is the
r
it day of rebruary, 1900.
Jl ILLUK JMlKLIUln,
MEMORIAL SHFT OF LAIC C0GRISSM
Erected by H. G. Wright, Portland.
" d V ,
fa . ' 1
J 1
J.
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- -. - ..tri-- n,a
The above is a half-tone of the shaft erected hy the family of
the late Congressman T. II. Tongue in memory of that dis
tinguished citizen aud statesman, who passed away in Wash
ington, D. C, January n, 1903. Congressman Tongue
was born in Lincolnshire, England, June 23, 1844, and came
to Oregon in 1S59. He graduated out of Pacific Universi
ty in iS6S, and was admitted to the bar in 1870. He served
iu the state seuate, aud, in 1896 was elected to Congress,
serving until his death. The memorial is located,just east
of the cemetery, aud is plainly visible from this city.
CITATION
IS THE COUNTY COURT OK THE
HTATK OK ORKUON. FOR TIIK
COUNTY OF WA81UNlTON
In the Matter of the Entitle
of
N. H. Howell, Peceiuwtl.
To J. II. Howell, J. M. Howell Zero
Bilker, Kliviahmri l.adil, Kerllia Anderson,
Zora AiiiIithiii, Niiniilp ItakiT, Mildred
Kak'-r, Orilla linker, Myrtle Ladit, llur
liiiRtnn l.ailil, (lie unknown lieiri of
Jame S. Howell, the unknown lieirx nf
Filelius Howell, the unknown heirs oi
Jane Hteilienon. the unknown heirs of
Elizabeth Humphrey, tlio unknown heir
of Margaret Peek ami the unknown heirs
of Teiiipenineo llenl. ; reeling:
In the iiiiiiii) of the .state of Oregon, yon
and oar-h of you aro hereby cited and re
quired to apjieiir in tne County Court of
the Kliito ol Oref-im, lor the County of
YVaxliiinrtmi, at the court room there
of, at Hillnlioro, In the County of
Washington, on Monday, the Mil day of
March, lnwi, at 10 o'clock A. M. of aaiil
day, and then and there to show chiiho if
any you have, w hy an orihtr of said Court
should not b? made authorizing anil em
powering F.llziilx'tli H, l.a.ld, Adiriiuia
tratrtx, with the w ill annexed of the e.
tate of N. N. Howell, to soil the following
described real property, at public auction,
to-wit:
Firxt Tract, IteKinnliiK at the North
West comer of Mock one (I) North, in the
Town of Tualatin, Washington County,
Oregon, and ruiuiiiiK thence Houtti iiw
feot, thence East KW feet, thence North
10U feet, and thoncn VVeat IUU fret to the
place of beginning.
Hecfinil Tract. Alt of the Noitli-EaM
balfofl.it three in Wock two (2) North,
In the town of Tualatin, Washington
Ooiinty, Oregon.
Third Trnet.-The Honth-Wct half of
lot three CI) block two ('.') North, of the
Town of Tualatin, Washington County,
Oregon.
Fourth Tract. -The Kuat half of lot Two
(2) in block North, of the Town of Tual
atin, VVaxluiiirton County, Oregon.
Fifth Tract. All that portion of the
North half of the Houth-Kast quarter of
section 11 1. n . 11. 1 w. will, .Mer. 1 11 lit
lies Honlli of the i uiilutin River, eontain
iiiK three (.'I) acres.
Aa prayed for in the petition of auid Ad
minlHtratrix tiled liKieiu.
Willies, Urn Hon. I.. A. Hood, Jul(re of
me 1 oiimy 1 ouri 01 iiih mate 01 Oregon,
for Wahlii)(tnii County, with the Heal of
aaid Court alllxed thin .'jlxt day of January,
HKKl.
Attest: K, J. (WOMAN,
(Heal) Clerk.
Administrator's Notice,
Notice la herehv given that the underaign
ed hna benn, hy thn County Court of the
Htateof Oregon lor WaHliiugtnn County,
duly appointed Administrator of the ea
tateof ifenrietta Holt,, dccaHcd,itnd has
duly ualil)ed as such and entered upon
the diHchargn of hia duties. Now, there
fore, all Demons having claims against the
said estate ara hereby reiiired to present
thfi same to the undersigned, at the l.aw
Oinccol'Geo. H. llHgley.in 11 illaboro, Ore
gon, together with proper vouolnii a, with
ill aix (0) riioulliH from thmlate linroof.
Uateil this Jiinuury 31st, liKKI.
EDW'ARIl HCIIUL.HERICH.
Arlministratorof the estaleof Henrietta
Holtz, Heceaaed.
Oeo. It, Hngley, Attorney for Adinr.
Administrator'! Notice
Notice In hereby given tlmt the undersign
ed ban been hy the County Court of Hie
Btate of Oregon for t he County of Wash
ington, duly appointed Hiliiiiniutrator ol
the estate of Conrad Sctiiiielt,er, decoaaed,
and that he has duly qualified as such
admlnlHtrator.
Oierpfnre. all persons baying
T. II. 10NGII
Photo hy Pope.
- i: .T.
claims agaiitit the entate of said Conrad
Hcbiiieltxcr, decerned, are ruiml and re
quested to preient llieiu, properly verllied,
at tho ottice of John M . Wall, in HIIIsImv
ro. Ore., within all months from date
heiwf.
Dated at llillsboro, Ore., Jan. IV, lUM
H. 1). HCMMEI17.KK,
Administrator of Ilia Estate of Conrad
Si hineltzer, deceaetl,
APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LI
CENSE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
HTATE OF ORKUON FOR
WAKIIINOTON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Application of
Jonnph 11 .bier, for a license to
sell Hplritiious, vinous and malt
liquors iu less quantities than one
f allon, in Oaalon precinct. Wash
nglou County, State of Oregon,
for one year.
To the Honorable County Court, above
named:
We,, tuiindeiKignrd, resldmita and le
gal voters of (laatou precinct, in the
County of Washington, Htate of Oregon,
hereby rnapectlully iellllon your honora
ble body to grant Joseph Holder, a resi
dent and legal voter of said precinct,
county and atate, a license to sell spiritu
ous, mail and vinous liquors, iu lets
quantities than one gallon in said Oaalon
Precinct, for a period of one yeari
NAMHH
Iuls Herlng
John Hundley
B Flelschliauer
8 I) Rolaton
J Ductile.
J N Keynolda
W W Miner
J Oeliler
F K Miller
Fred Johnson
Joo liiiclle
Ueo Wright
O Kleier
Jarnes Atkins
.1 H Miller
J W Ileal
C J Carnteim
Karl tiering
A M Koherstein
Thos Keynroft
John ! Ihher
II I'ctorson
.1 it Allen
Henry Lsnglierg
W M Johnson
C L I'eterson
E E liudrow
H HauieH
Joe Kelfe irath
W E U
AuviiMt VV'leae
R II Muir
Henry Moore
Ernent llarsell
Frank Martin
Thoinns Newberry
Win Drown
H P Roberts
Jake T11 per
Ernest Herr
John McCloud
J R Tompkins
John Junker
C Beth
James Hootb
Deorge Wright
W C Freeman
Fred Robertson
H W Robertson
Arthur Knox
A 0 Dsvis
C J Holllgan
Harry Miller
H lndberg
O KoppUii
H M McAdams
o P Halley
John Trautner
F V Lahaie
John Roberts
A L Hill
Dan McLeod
H Matteson
I E Lilly
J Martin
.1 H Harris
Walt Moye
O M Hedrlcks
A H Mcl-cod
Alox Dames
J O Hoepea
Charles Uerrlsh
linn Mayer
Hans Hansen
Carl Parson
Lewis Paracn
Robert Caples
All persons are hereby notified that on
tho 7th day of March, IIKKI, at Hie hour of
ten o'cioCK in tno rorenoon or said day, lu
the County Court room of the County
Court House of WiiHblngton County, Ore
gon, I will preaont the petition, 01 which
the above in a true copy, to the County
Court for Washington County, Oregon,
and ask the said Court to grant me a li
cense to sell spirituous, vinous ami malt
liquors 111 less qiiuiiiiiies than one gallon
in (juston Precinct, in Wanhtngton Coun
ty, Oregon, for tiie period of one year
thereafter.
This notice Is first published on Febru
ary 1, HXJ.J,
JOSEPH H0M)ER.
Applicant.
Fred I). AJaoir, Second street,
keeps open until after the midnight
train arrives. Lunches served.
LAND PLASTER
Our shipnieut of Land Plaster is now on the way.
Hook your orders with us rally. Muy
laud plaster and you will
Raise Bigger Crops
We n.re buying in big ii:tntitie and can inert all
competition. I,eac unlets either at
mill or at Second Street Jstoiv.
Climax Millinft' Company
Huilflc Sutaa Pltona
llillsboro, - - - Ort-Hon
$ v m mum mm m
WEINHARD'S ,
The best of all Ikcrs.
Bottled for MeJicinal lUe
Ai W. V. WILEY'S
wm m .
Willis Hardware & Implement Co.
BANkS, OKI .,
Carry a CoinpU-tc Stoik of (Icticrtil Hanlwarc,
Stoves, Tinware, I'arm Machinery ami vehicles of
all kinds. Osborne autl MtCoriuuk Mowers ami
Biuders, Rakes, etc. Also have extras for all the
different machines in use.
We also carry a complete line of Taints, Oils,
Window CI lass, Furniture ami Wall 1'ajKT.
Pikes ou cveryihiug Kiiaranlccl as low as
any iu the county.
Both phones.
E. F. WILLIS, Manager
NOTICE
A Dissolution of Part
nership Notice is hereby giveu that
the firm of G. W. Pattersou
& Son, of llillsboro, Oregon,
have this date mutually dis
solved, G. W. Patterson with
drawing from said firm aud
G. A. Patterson continuing
the business. The said G, A.
Patterson will pay all claims
against the firm aud collect
all accounts due.
O. W. PATTERSON,
G. A. PATTERSON,
Heretofore doing business
as G. W. Patterson & Son.
Dated at llillsboro. Ore..
January i, 1906.
A continuance of your pat
ronage is solicited.
G. A. PATTERSON
The Houeafurnlahor
and Undartahar.
HOUSLEY A OORWIN
Oaalara In
All kinds ol Fresh Meats. Prices Rea
sonable. Will meet all competition.
Chlckeutaud Poultry always on liund
upon order, Free delivery to all parti
of the town. We buy 1st stock.
Both Phonmm
8eoond8iro0t, Hllhboro, Or.
..Central Meat Market..
CMMOTT BROS., Pron.,
foeeaaoea I O. Tilbury Wm
Keep constantly on lisml a floe
supply of fresh meats or all kinds.
A Mew Crm In Prloem
We are oana in sell int ( n.1.... i..
erthan those which have prevailed In
iu Vmn. au m anu see us. we mean
huiiness. 'Phone and Free Delivery
Mala Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel
Hiiisboro, Oregon.
H. W. Scott, of fiftstnn. waa in
town tbii afternoon.
m 1 n ar m a m
H
If!
3
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1 1
. 1 OBFf.ON
U ?imrrr I ink
Union Pacific
a THAINH TO TIIK KAHT !AI!.Y
BUOM I'OHTIiANI).
Through Pullman standard and tourist
sleeping csrs daily lo Omaha, Chicago,
Spokane; tourist slecpiii); rsr daily lo
Kansas City; through l'idliiisii tourist
sieepiu-rsrs (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicane Kansas Cltv, re
clininK chair cars (seals free) to the
Kast dally.
TIME KCIIEIXU.KN
POIITLAND
ssaiva
SHilM
pAii.r
roa
DAii.r
ChlcAK"
Hiwclal
via
Hunt
liiKton Atlantic
E 1 press
Kilo r. m,
via
Hi. Paul
Past
Mail
6:00 r. a ,
via
Spokane
Halt Lake, Hnnver,
Pt. Worth, ouiaha,
Kausaa CUy, Hi.
Iiils, CIiIcski) and
Kast
Hall Lake, Donver,
Pt. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City,. Ht.
louis, Chlcagn and
East
Walla Walla, U'wIk
lim.Hpokaue.Walluce Pullinan, Mluiisaii
ulls, Ht. Paul, I Us
Intl., MilwHukoit,
Chliuilfo and East
4:30 r. M.
10:30 A.kf
7:D6,m
(M-KAN AND R1VKK NCllEJiULK
fHOM fllHTt.NI
Htcamshlps lictwcon Portland and Han
Francisco evury 'Ivedays.
Klver lioats on thn lower Cnlninbla and
WillaintiLts dally except .Sunday.
hOW IMTKH
To and from all points in tho Kast.
I Ickols via this route on sain at nil depot
oltlccs of the Huuthern Paul lie Co,
A. L, CRAIG,
(Itinera! IWenpr Agent
Portland, Oregon.
Qonoral Morcbanriiso
I carry a complete' Hue ol Oencral
Merchandiar, llrocci lcs, Dry (ioods,
Hardware and Iiuildiii Material. I
can (jet you anything you wain, on
order, at Portland prices.
I make a specialty ol cedar fence
posts and cedar slilnles. My line
of Groceries can't be beaten. Give
tne a call, I buy farm produce, cash
or trade. Give me a call,
47. 5 Roynolds
Mountalnfalo, Or,
Try Htin.' ploklet at H. Weh
rung & Sods.
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