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NIUSBORO ARGUS, FEB. 8, 19C ! ' fenterad at tk Post-office at Hilleboro, I J Oregon, aa eecond-claae Bail saatter. LUCIUS A- LONG. Ml Omnty Official Paper Bnbsertptioa: On Dollar par Annum. 81 1 Months, DO eta. ; Three Months, SS eta. hawed Brarj Tnarsday , -T-VOUO MoKIKSET Th tognty court hu appointed a apacial offioer, whoae doty it will b to that tma infected with iaaacticida art givoa immadUtc tad proper atUution. Thia k qaiU Um proper thing to do, and aboald receive the rapport of all, regardleea. Unleee we do eome thing with the fruit peeU we might ea well gire up the orchard lands to eomething elee. If Mr. Harria will do hu duty, ae the law paaeea it to bin, we ehali eee some TaUtable work dooe withia the aezt ninety daji. We are tired of teeing no- thiat done ia thia line. We have a law that deale with laxity in thii regmrd bat it hat never been invoked and the San Joeeeoale and the oodlin moth have held banquets from the boughs ever sinoe Adam was a yearling. Now, let us get down to business and preserve the fruit Industry, If an orchard is infected and the orchard iat will not help himself, let the officer do the work and make him pay for it. jsustnees is dusumm and let us get down to business. Mr. Harris can make himself both famous and obnoxious in a abort time, during which period he can do much to enrich the future of the fruit grow ing industry. Oregon is now strictly in ths vortex of politics, end we can have a campaign practically the year round, and between times and station of the legislature when there is no campaign on the boards. For instanoo, we have a set of primaries, which is virtually equivalent' to a campaign; this is followed by gen nine election contest, and then. every four years we have a preai dentin! election coming on in the fall of the year, so that, on preei dential years we can "hot air" i from January to November. The election expenses in the way of judges and clerks of election will run up to highwater mark on pres idential years. After a little Ore goo will get into the class with Kansas. With an amendment to the liquor law we will be able to have an election every year. THE MARKETS, This morning's market reports, compiled from Portland queUUona, are: Valley Wheat, new, 7S. . Barley feed, $23 and 24; brew ing, 124; rolled, 124 and 25. Oats, White, $28(2 29. . Oata, tray, $27.50 28 50 per ton Bran, 917 per ton. Hay, Timothy, E 0, I13 $14 Valley, 990110; grain, I78. Hay, Clover, $7 50 and $8. Potatoes, fancy gradsd Burbankt, wl cents per hundred. Egg. Oregon ranch, 2324. Butter, Extra Creamery, 30 32 J Hops choice 1905, 10 11 cts. Card of Thanks. The undersigned desire to thank those who so kindly aided during the latt Illness of her late hurban Mr. John Sample. Mrs. John Sample. West Uaion, Fsb. 7, 1906. Paul Parsons, ths 10 year old son of Otto Persons, of Gales Creek was operated on for sppendicitia a lew days ago, and is now about fully recovered. Dr. W. H. Skene, of Portland, assisted by Drs. Large and Via, of Forest Grove, perform ed the operation and 26 ounces of pus wsa taken from the abdominal cavity. It is reported that the proposed electric Una may now have some trouble in getting into Foreet Grove on tbe old original line tbst is, up racino Avenue, inasmuch ai the new line to the depot has franchise covering a portion of that street. If Forest Grove is wise she will give the company a franchise wnere it wants it. Boy Latham, who hu beea up in tne xiorss Heaven country, a Biokleton, where bis father, H. T Latham, has been in the flour mill batineaa, wat in town yesterday Ha states that his father has sold the mill at a food Stare, and moved to Portland to reside for the present. There is much speculation as to where Um electrie line will pats through town whether on Main street, or on Washington. Most likely, however, it will go where the promoters ask the right of way. (ho. Kirkwood. of tbe Grove, a we' t feat mm ef as can ever John Nyberg, of Tnalatio, was up to the city yesterday. John Tracheel, of near Cedar Mill, was in the city yesterday. J. B. McN'ew, of below Reedville, was an Argus caller this morning. Found: Near cemetery, a foun tain pen. Inquire at this ofhce. Wm. Robb, of CenterviUe, was a county teat visitor this afternoon. Gustav Brunner, of Tigardville, was up to see the county court to- day. Uncle Dan Phillip, the Cornel ius pioneer, is very ill at hit home thia aide of that place. Reedville divine eervicet at 3:30 mn Sunday. A. Robinaon, reebyterian pastor. J. W. Copeland was up from the Harria bridge thia morning, and called at this office. Milch cow, 1 Jersey, for tale; teet, 4.60; also buggy. Both for $30. nquire Rural Carrier, Hilliboro. Elder C. K Berry, will preach mornme and evenine at the Christian church next Sunday. W. W. Lewie, of Seehera. tu down today, consulting the county court on road worx. Miaa Emma Everett, who hat been visiting relativei here, will return in a few days to Seaside, Or Thoa. Saio. of Gaston, wat down to the county seat yesterday, on Dusineet with tne county court. Mrs. Emma Sismeier. of Dillev. died the last of the week, aged 82 years, at the home of her daughter. Mre Steinkemeier. The funeral took place Sunday, at the Grove. The home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Meehan. of Farmioeton. was Fri day evening the scene of a verv oreuv oartv. given in honor of their aaugnters, tne Mistes Alice and Mav, and tons. James and Thomas Those present were: Mr. end Mrs. Mseban, Alice and May Meehan Wahnita Jack, Elva Robinton Amelia Jonnsoo. Pernilla Olsen Jessie Mclnnia. Benlah NicWIa mus, Adrian Johnson, Zenag and Unas Olsen, Fred Neuron, Thomae James, Ralph, and Willie Meehan Hill will spend Sto.ooo.ouo on lines in we nortnwest. Apostle Merrill, at Salt Lake, died this week, and left nine wives to mourn his was. He was very wealthy. Prof. W. H. Wiley, rovernment chem ist, aays that two million babies have been killed by adulterated baby foods. An apostate Mormon, testifying in the Smoot case, swears that a convert to Mormonism must take an oath to avenge the blood of the Mormon prophet on the uanon. Tbe railroad rate bill will mu the honse, and go to the senate. Just what that body will do ia a conundrum. Dem ocrats and republicans joined in voting in the house. ANY FOOL Knows enough to carry an umbrella Whan it rains, but the wise one is he who carries one when it is only cloudy. Jnu man will send for a doctor when he gets bed-fast, but the wiser one is ha who adopts proper precau tionary, preven tive and curative measures when first appear the Ills which, if un checked and on cured, grow Into serious illness. Impaired diges tion and nutri tion are general! v the forerunners of a nervous or functional break-down. Nature hat provided remedies most abundantly for all such conditions In our native medicinal plants. With the use of chemically pure glycerine, of proper strength and at a proper sustained temp erature. Dr. Pierce extracts from Golden Seal root, Queen's root. Stone root, Black Cherrybark, Bloodroot and Mandrake root, medicinal principles which, when combined in just the right proportions, constitute his widely famed "Golden Med ical VUeovery.' It restores the tone of the stomach, the activity of the liver and the steadiness of the nerves, pouring vitality Into the blood till the once sick and debilitated one is so renewed in health, strength and power that he can resume his work, whatever it is, with vigor and elasticity. All medical authorities, of whatever sohool, agree that Hydrastis, or Golden Seal one of the essential roots in the make-up of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is of very great value as a frare tonic, and as an alterative valuable n chronic affections of the stomach, in testines and bladder. fjV .r. Not only tbe Original but the ksst Uttfc Uvsr Alls, grit put KWV ?P r4 rars at, bjr old Dr. B. V. Pleroe. bare been mmek UaHatat but never eqaaM, as thou sands attest. They're purely recetable, betas' mads up of concentrated and refined nwdfcinal principles, extracted from the roots ot American plant. Do not urine. One or two for stomach corrective, three g( lour tor cathartla, The Oalr War. Bmythe BJohnson says his wife nev er disobeys blm. Brown No. He never gives her any orders. Somervllle Journal. A Weua's TreubU. Flossie-Yes, but you are always com staining about the man. Surely they haven't done any thin to yon! J Aid th"sktM were sever drWCr evaea gftewSft THE DEACON QUESTIONS AN ADAGE "Live in the present" is a vetv nice tune, When Spring o' Life is jes' leadio' down to June But when yon are ol with your knees gittin' weak. Then "Live ia the present" has a goshhsuged squeak? Live in tbe present," as a savin' 'a all tight, Whea you're young an' careless, with an appytite That (ea' keeps a-calhn' to your hands all d.iv. To "611 up your innards and that right away!" Kiit when you're oT and your hair begins to slip, An' nary tooth is ahiaiu' out from the lip Thea "Live ia the present-' is a phrase 1 hate. Because, don't you see, it's getlm' out o' datef "Live in the present" is a mighty line guide When young an' supple with a girl by vour side. An' you love her jea' like 1 used to love Sue, Thea, "Live in the present" is a tune that'll dot But when you are age-in' an' your hair gt grav. An your legs wobble 'round on a wtadv tlav "Live ia the present" doesn't run ia tour brad. But you jes keep thiokin' of days that is dead Yes! the days that is dead but their grave's kept green The very best days that Sue 'a' I ever seen, An' we live them over as we talk, each night, Set tin' by the fireplace soakia' iu its light! "l.ivin' in the present" was the long we miig As we trudged thro the woods whea our beat la taui young Aa' Summer wui here with her Waves and perfume. While the wort' seemed stmitliered with the dog-wood, bloom. "Live in the present" aoun'a nice to youthful ears. But Sae 'a' 1 keep tbinkin back some lift y years Whea the same of music seemed to always last So now, that we're ol' we're livin' in the past! AJkAAtJAkAAJtAk V Athertoris Abduction By UU W. SARGENT S 0priJU, 14, bt at. 4. ITkiUWi vTvWvVTVTWTiTvTVTWa ' Atherton gasped aa the porter care fully assisted a young- wotuau to de scend the parlor car steps, lie bud al ways ben told that Grace rJeldlng w as a ravUhlng beauty, but be bad grown accustomed to Mabel's exaggerations. This girl was one In a thousaud. Ue glanced down the long train. No one elso wa leaving from the parlor cars, so this must be she. With bured head he approached the girl. "Is tula Uracer he asked, adding by way of explanation, "I am Arthur." "None other," she assured hhu bright ly as she put up her cheek for him to kiss. For a moment Atbertou was uou plused. It had been eotnethlug of a liberty not to have addressed her as Miss Bekllng In spite of the fuct that she was his sister's dearest chum. But she had always spoken of him In her letters to Mabel as Arthur, aud he had unconsciously fallen Into the habit of calling her Grace. This ready acceptance of the situa tion and the proffered kiss were rather a surprise, but he decided that western girls, with their freedom from con vention, were the right sort after all. Tbe pleasant ceremony performed. It waa but the matter of a tnoiueut to get her trunk from the baggage room and rope it behind the seat of the buckboard. She was standing regard lug the spirited pair with an apprecia tive eye. "What splendid horses!" she cried when he bad helped her to a seat and the well matched team struck Into their gait "Beet in this comity," declared Ath erton proudly. "They'll get you home In no time." "I bad a hone once," she confided, "that could get ua there in three min utes." "Twenty miles In three minutes Is pretty fast speeding," he demurred. "Twenty miles! Tour sister wTote the house was only a mile from tbe elation." "Thata her Idea of a Joke," he ex plained. "She wrote Bishop Tolliver ABTIB ATBUtTOR," 8HX CBIBA, "VOU itava ABCLCfki) Miee aiucs mainajoi I" once that we were only a mile aud a half from tbe station, aud the poor old man walked eight miles before he gave it up," "I'm sure," she said, "I do uot uiiud a twenty utile drive behind such bones and" "In such company," he said boldly, filling In ths bashful pause. "Aud company," she assented, slip ping ber arm confidingly through bis. "Do yon know, 1 am so glad I wu asked to come? I never had a brother, you see, aud I've always wauted oue." "I am a model brother," he assured ber. "I can refer you to my suiter or to a dozen glria who have promised to be sisters to tut." "Such foolish girls to be content with a brother!" she said, and Atherton's subjugation was made complete. It was a glorious drive through tbe cooL fresh air of the forest road. Aft er Cey left the station they almost Im mediately entered the virgin forest, and Arthur was sorry when tbe familiar landmarks began to appear. - He thought regretfully of the active fashion In which he bad declaimed r Tftft.tfetl MC RUVKyll, j i-yr stlf mis the iSmi fie KJ put en etipouTl veto upon her b'tug invited to camp for the maple sugar sea sou. fl wou dered If Mabel had told Uruce and whether she wsa seeking now to dis arm his aversion. But there was something genuine about the girl's desire for his friend ship, and he Immediately put from him the suggestion. By the time they turned from the road Into -the drive on their camp property friendship had been c tneuted. 'With a flourish he pulled up at tbe door, and Mabel came running dowu the steps. To bis surprise ueltber gave any evidence of recognition. "Dldu't Grace corner askm his sis ter anxiously. "This Is Grace," he eiplained, won dering uneasily what the matter could be. "Is this Amyr asked Grace, looking uncertainly from brother to sister. "I am Mabel Atherton." "I auppoxe yeu are vlaltlug hereT suggested Grace, "t'au you tell me where Amy can brT' "lo you uieau Amy Mayuunl?" Ue. uiauded Mnbel. "Of course," was the surprised an swer. Mabel sat down himni the steps, shak ing with laughter. "Artie Athertou," she cried at In it when her laughs ceu ed, "do you know what ya have done'" "Delivered Muis Grace Beldlug to you in act'ortluuce with my coulract," he declared, with no ring of conviction In his voice. "You have abducted Mlsa Grace May nard. that's what you have done. Amy was telling uie the other day that they were expecting a couslu to come and live with them." "Then this Is not Arthur Mayuard?" asked Grace, blusblug at the thought of ber dlsplny of affectiou. "A very peultcut Arthur Atbertou," be admitted. "It la all Mabel's fault. If fche had come to the stutlou herself che could have saved you all this trou ble and euiharrassueut" "If you hud verified your suspicious, as you should have done," defended Mabel. "That's so," he admitted wondering ly. "1 merely asked ber If she was Grace because she waa the only oue who left the train from the parlor cars." "When you said you were Arthur," put iu Grace, "I, of course, suppoaed that It was all right." "I'll drive you back right after sup per," he promised. "No, you wou't," declared Mubel de cidedly. "I'm glad you did bring ber here, TheMayuurds went over toHpring lake this morning. They are to be gone three days. I saw them whea they drove past. They thought their cousin would not arrive for a week." "I telegraphed them," explained Grace. "They are outside of the delivery llui It, aud there are all sorts of delays. Yuu will stay right here until they come back," declared Mabel hospita bly, remembering that It was the death of her parents which brought this girl to the Maynurds' protection. "That's a good girl," suld Atherton approvingly as he gave bis sister a bug. "I'll go aud put up the horses aud come back with the groom to take the trunk up." lie whs glad to escape for a moment aud to accoamodute his mind to the new conditions. That he did so was evident tUt evening as they But upon the steps of the cottage enjoying the moonlight over the placid waters of tbe lake. "Kemenilier," be warned as the girl rose to go Iu with Grace, "you have promised to be a sister to me." "A promise made through error," she pleaded. "It makes no difference," he Insisted. "You liuve accepted lue, and 1 shall in sist upon your keeping your pact or" "What terrible fate befalls me?" she laughed back. "I'll tell what happened at the sta tlon," lie said Impressively. "If you are going to turn blackmailer ns well as abductor," she smiled, "I am afraid I shull hare to be obedient." "I'm both, under the circumstances," he admitted, "only the next time I hope to make the abduction more permn nent." Even In tbe moonlight be could see the red stain ber cheeks and brow, but she smiled back bravely at htm. "I think," tthe said, "that you have done very nicely for a novice," But there was that In her tones wbtcb told him more. IUr4 to Kind. Edwin A great surgeonl He can do as he pleases with any one's heart and then replace It Iu Its normal position. Dick Wonder If he ever experiment ed with a summer girl's -heart Chi cago News. - , Hnir ihrefora. all persons - naTiuiff CITATION IS TIIK OU'STY COrRT OK THE STATK OP OKKUON, FOB TIIK COUNTY OK WANIMNOTON In the Matter uf the Kui of X. S. Uowrlt, lVe-iUMxl To J. II. Howell. J. M. Unwell Zero Baker, Klimhelh lUI, Bertha Anderson, ira Amierton, KaimU Hakcr, Mildred Maker, Oil I la tutker. Mvrtle La.1,1. llur- liiiKlon l.ald. the unknown heirs ol Jaiue S. Howell, Hie unknown heirs of menus Hood!, tns unknown heirs or Jane Stephenson, Hie unknown heirs of MwaiH'iii ilium hrev. tne unknown heirs of Margaret 1'eckaml the unknown heirs of Temperance Ileal, Urtetimr; in the name or III Mate of Ore iron, von and each of yon are heivhy ciIM ami r ii ulred to amwar in tne L'ountv I'ourlor ins miiie oi orcein, lor the. futility of WksIiIiiiMhii, at the court room there of, Hi llillxliiro, lu the Count v t.l Wasliiniitoii. on Monday, lh ViUii dav of March. iL at 10 o'clock A. M. of al,l day, and then and there to show caiiM If any vou have, why an order of said fourt should uoi b made authorising and em powering r.iiMiwm it. ijhtii. Adminis tratrix, with the will wmtesed of the r. Uleof N. S. Ilowsll. to sell the following ilw-ritiel real property, at pitblio auction. Hewn: Kirnt Trct.-ltKiiiniiig at the North West corner of Block one ill North, In the Town of Tualatin, W aldington t'ouoiv, Oregon, and riniiilna them Konth US) reel, thence. Kaat loo feet, thence North 10U feet, aud thence Went lot) feet to the place of bi-giiiuing, - Second Track-All of th SoHh-Kal half of lot three (.11 In Hlock two (V) North. In the town of Tualatin, Wahlttglou Comity, Oregon. Thinl Traet.-The South West half of lot three t.t) block two t North, of the Town of Tualatin, Washington County, Oregon. fourth Tract,- Th Kal half of lot Two (J) In hlock (3) North, of thai own of Tual atin, Washington tunly, Oregon. Klfth Tmcl.-AII that iioriuin of lbs North half of th Houth-Kasl o nailer of section 14 T. H. K. I W. Will. Mar. that lieaSoulh of the luaUlm Klvr, ciiilalu mg three t.l) acres,. As prayel for In the petition of said Ad niiiilstralrtt tiled hvitnn. Wilnens, lha Uou. UA. Hood.Jiidga of inei on in y court oi in mate or orru-on. for Washington County, with the Krai of sain i oun am xeu mis ui uay or January l!Wi. Alleal: K. J. GODMAN, (Heal) Clerk. Administrator's Notke, Notice in hereby given thai Hi iilnUrwIgti il has leii. by the County Court of the Stat of (iregou lor Wtmhingloii County, duly apMilnicd Adnilmslrator of th es tate of Henrietta Holla, deceased, and baa duty iiiaillied as such and snlered upon Ilia discharge vf his dutiea. Now, there fore, all persona having claims against the said etalear hereby required to present theaam to the undersigned, at th l.aw Ollleeol Ueo. H. Ilnnley, in Ililboro.Ore ton, together Willi proper voncheia, Willi in six ill) month from Hie date hereof. lotted this Jamiarv .Mist, !). KUWAKD .SCill'LjSKKICtl, Ailniiniatralornf the twlnleul Henrietta Holts, Deceased. Oihi. II. Hagley, Attorney for Adinr. Administrator's Notice Notice Is hereby given that the underlaii- ed has been hy ths County Cunrt t lb Stal of Oregon fur the County of WsmIi- iiigton. duly auiioinled administrator of th estate of Conrad Schniellrar, decMxeil, ud that he has duly unalilled aa sunb administrator. Now, therefore, all iwrsons having claims against the mlat ol said Conrad Hvhinellwr, ile'uwl, are reutiireil and re quasletl to present them, proiwrly vnritied, al the otllc of John M. Wall, in HlllsU- ro. Ore., wtthln six mouths from date hereof. Dated at Hlllaboro, Ore., Jan. it, ltO) 11. U. HCHMKI.TKK, Administrator of the Kstate of Conrad SchinclUer, ile,-eaaed. APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LI- CENSE IN TIIK COUNTY COI'KT OK TIIK HTATE l)t OKKUON KOK WASHINGTON COUNTY In ths Matter of the Application of JiHH-pb H lder, for a lioriuie to sell spirituous, Tlnons and malt liiuora In less qiisntltin than one Ballon, in Uaston pre'inct. Wash. iiiKton County, State of Oregon, for one year. To the Honorable County Court, almve named : We, the undersif(nd, residents ami le gal voters of tiasloii prnelnnt, in the County of WsshinKton, Btate of Oregon, hereby reapectfully petition your honora ble body to aranl Joseph Holder, a resi dent and loaal voter of said preeiucl, county and atate, a Means to sell spiritu ous, mait and vinous liiit.rs, in less ijuantltiea than one khIIoii in said Uanton Prm lnot, for a period of one year) NAMES I-onls Herlng Krnest Herr John Hundley John atcClntid H Fleix-hhsuer J K Tompkins t) I) Uolston John Junker J Burble C Beth J N Kywilde James Hoolh W W Mliner (leorge Wrliilit J Oehler W C Kreenian F K Miller Kred Hobertaon Fred Johnson II W Robertson Joe Lueila Arthur Knox (Jen WriKht A (J Dsvls U Kleler C J llolllgau James Atkins Harry Miller j B Milter n jjnidDerg t w neat C J Carstmi Karl HertiiK A M Koberstein Thus Iteycroft John Usher H Peterson J H Allen Henry Lenglierg W M Johnson 0 b Petarson E K Inidrow 11 Uaines Joe Keife.iraih W K le Amriist Wlese It H Mulr Henry Moore Ei ne.it Darnell Krauk Martin Thomas Newberry Wm llrown H P RotierlN Jake Tuper O Koi.toln U H Me Adams O P ftailey John Trautner K K Lahaie John Koberts A L Hill Dan Mcleod II Matteaon . J E Lilly J Martin J H Harris Wall Mote ti M Hexlricks A H MnLeod Alex Dames J D Hoopes Charles Gnrrlsb Hen Mayer Hans hansen Carl Parson Lewis Parson Robert Caples All persons are hereby notified that on the 7th dsy of March, ItNJO, at the hour of ten o'ciock. in tne rorenoon oi said aay, in the County Court room of the County Court House of Washington County, Ore (ton, I will present the petition, ol which the above Is a true copy, to the County Court fur Washington County, Oregon, ami ask the sani Uutirt to srani nut a it cense to sell spirituous, vinous aud malt liipiors in less uuautltleM than on gallon In (iaaton Precinct. In Washington Coun ty, Oregon, for the period of one year thereafter. This notice Is llrst published on Febru ary l. nasi, JOHKI'H HOLDKK. Applicant, BANKS MEAT MARKET Tbe undersigned haa opened a meat market at fiauke, and will keep a supply ot all kinds ol meats gener ally kept in a butcher shop. Your patronage is solicited. Will buy dreaeed bogs, veal, and green liiuea. R. M. Banka. LAND PLASTER Our shipment of Lam! Plaster is now on the way. Hook your orders with us eaily. Ihty html plaster ami yon will Raise Big'g'er Crops We arc huying iu big quantities ami can meet all coutjietitiou. Leave orders either at mill or at Second Street Store. Climax MillinR Company r"a.lflc States Phona UilUboro, - - - Oregon p . m m m m m m " i WEINHARDS The best of all Bottled for ft I...... Willis Hardware & Implement Co. BANKS, OKI . i Carry a Complete Stock of General Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, I 'arm Machinery ami vehicles of all kinds. Osborne aud MiConuick Mowers and Haulers, Rakes, etc. Also have extras for all the different machines in use. W'c also carry a complete line of Paints, Oils, Window Class, Furniture and Wall Paju r. Prices on everything guaranteed as low as any in the county. Poth phones. E. F. WILLIS, Manager HOUSLEY A OOHWIM All kluds ol Fresh Mtsts. Prices Rea sonable. Will meet stl competition. Chlckeus and Poultry slwaya on lund upon order. Free delivery to all psrts of the town, We buy fst stork, erf Seoond 8trot, Hllltboro, Or. ..Central Meat Market.: CMMOTT BROS,, Prom,, aTwoeeeasw I e 0. rMawy sjjajsl Keep constantly on hand a fine supply of fresh meats of all kinds. A Mmw Era tm Prkt We are going to sell meals at prices low er than those which have pre s I led In the psst. Call in and see us. We mean business. 'Phone end Free Delivery Main Street, oppaalte Toalatlo Hotel, Hlllsbore, Oregso. Administrator's Notice Notice Is hereby given that the undersign ed hss been by the County Court, of the Htale of Oreoii, for Washington County, duly appointed Administrator of the estate or M. I). Cady, deneased, and hiis duly qualified and entered upon the d Is charge of his duties as sunb. Now, therefore, alt persons having claims against said estate are herohy re quired to present them to the undersign ed, at the Law Oilier) of Geo. K. Itsgley, Iu Ulllsboro, Oregon, together with proper vouchers, within all (A) mouths of the data hereof, M. P. CADY, Administrator of the estate of M, I). Cady, deceased. SUMMONS m Tnu ciitcuiT court ok thb STATE OK OKKUON, FOlt WASHINGTON COUNTY J. O. Carson, J'laintiR', vs. Margaret Carson, Defendant. To Murgatvt Carson, the above named (tciciKiam: 111 tlieiiuincnf llie Htate of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear mid answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or Isfforc the last day of the time prescribed iu the or der for the publication of these aiitmnoua, to-wit: On or before Monday, the tytli day of March, 1006, and If you full so to appear and answer for WHtit thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the 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 plsin tiff, and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem equitable, This summons is published by order of lion. T. A. McBride, Judge of the nbove entitled court, which order was made and entered on February 1st, 1006, and the date o tbe first publication hereof is the 1st day of February, 1906. MILLER MURDOCH, a m m m m. j tOn draught I If Beers, Medicinal Use i W. V. WILEY'S J m mmm mmm m m. a . m & ill iinmr l.iMts Union Pacific H TIIAINM TO TIIK tCABT IIAII.V UtOM I'OHTI-ANI). ThrotiKh Pullman standard and tourist sleenlng csrs daily to Unisha, Cblcago, HM)ksue; tcurlst alerpiii); car daily lo Kansas City; through I'nlltnan tourist sleeping-cars (personally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re clining chair cars (seats free) to tbe Bast dally itrT TIMK HCIIRDUI.KN rauM i'0U'-ANI sasivs raoM VAii.r I ra I i)ii.r Chicago I Rpecial (:2Ua.m, I via I Hunt , Ington I Atlautlo ' Kipress Hslt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, oinaha, Kansas City, HI. lunula, Chicago ami Kasl Hslt I,ake, Denver, Ft. 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