HILLSBORO ARGUS. JUNE J , 1906
Intnd at tb rort-offlo si Hilkboro,
Orat-on, M soond-els mail Baattar.
LUCIUS A. LONG, BdlMr,
County Official Paper
Subscription: On Dollar per Annum.
luted Krery Tlisirvda;
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LONG McKINNKT
Ten year ago U great corpora'
tiona of our country wr oot lor
the election of their candidates, and
their aoimna we "patriotism.'
They spent millions of dollar to
defeat Bryan and did not hesitate
to call him an anarchist, a repudl
ationist, and everything that was
vile. They have since proved to
the public that they are, as a rule,
a set of thieves of the wont type
They have robbed the living and
the dead in the name of patriotism,
and the silly newspapers, both met'
ropolitan and backwoods, heralded
each portly corporationist as worthy
of tbe nail Of fame. Alt were
scoundrel save those who support
ed what the corporations supported;
all were rebels who wanted what
the corporations, both bank and
trust of all kinds, did not want.
Bryan supporters were called liars
when they said that millions were
sent out to corrupt the popular will
but it transpires that tbe charge
was only too true. As a promi'
nent republican said ten years ago
"Bryan is just ten years ahead
of time:" 1 It begins to look as
though he was right, and that Bry
an it coming into his own.
ELECTION FIGURES
Tbe election table for the slate at
large is now in and it gives the
following figures, as pluralities:
Governor
Chamberlain, Democratic. 4.
WiUtycombe, Kcpubllcan ... 4JI-5
Bartcc. Socialist 4.4
Amoa, Prohibition,. , 1,737
CBsmVrlsin's plurality .44
Varied State Senator (Long Term)
Bourse, Republican..... .....4J,.VS
Gearin, Democratic .3Mi?
Siuiola. Socialist S.57'
Paget, Prohibition , 4.4
Bourne' plurality 3.1"
United State Senator (Short Trrm)
Hulkey, Republican ............ bl.b
Stevens. Socialist W4S5
Gould, Prohibition 8,14
Malkey ' plurality, 49. 3
Supreme Juilge
Eakia, Republican.... 6t .576
Hailey, Democratic, s,s
Robbia. Socialist &.S04
Bright, Prohibithm 4.oS4
Eakin' plurality 2I.3JS
Secretary of State
Benton. Republican. ....55-554
Stoat, Democratic i,VSoi
Brown, Socialist ....... 7.715
ktcDaniel, Prohibition.... 4.9S4
Benson' plurality 9.753
State Treasurer
Steel, Republican 55.5
Matlock, Democratic io.54
Cook, Socialist MJ4
Butler, Proiiimtion 4.N
Steel' plurality iS.oss
State Printer
Duniway, Republican 54.&43
Taylor, Democratic... JO.otj
Cooper, Socialist....... 7,)i
Hawk, Prohibition 4,105
Duniway' plurality 8,5J8
... Attorney-General
Crawford, Republican ..5j,t49
Miller, Democratic 27,752
Bnx, Socialist 6,840
Rutherford, Prohibition 4,459
When Bryan charged that the
big fellows who were spending
money to defeat him were tbe true
anarchists he told the troth, and re
cent events have proved it; when
he told the people that the big cor
porations were the interests that
were violating the law he told what
has since transpired in history; and
when hs asked for the confidence of
the American people he only asked
what he wss worthy of getting but
the very best he could do was to
poll a majority of the Caucasian
votes in 1896, and nearly as many
in the 1904 campaign. But all this,
of coarse goes for nothing, Roose
velt Las part way gone where Bry,
an set the pace as to railroads; time
has brought about ths truth of Bry.
ao's statements in many other in
stancesbut the corporations will
be against him in the future
they have been in the past. There
is too - much Jackson about Bill
Bryan-. ; ; - ; ; t
Crawford' plurality . . . . . 5.J97
Superintendent Public Instruction
Ackerman, Republican 65,49
Homer, Socialist .......11,309
Sheak, Prohibition... 7,10;
TIMES MAN AWAKENS
One of: tbe absurdities of the elec
tion is the outcome of the vote on
the big appropriation bill which
was held up two years ago by tbe
appeal to tbe referendum. It now
appears as if a majority voted"yes"
on that question. The effect is to
legalize the appropriation and all
the BchoolB may be maintained and
the appropriations for new normal
school buildings will be available at
once. It is safe to guess that not
one voter in ten was in favor of
those new buildings, but they have
voted for them jot tbe same. The
voters sre using their newly scquir
ed power of veto very absurdly
when they approve by their votes
what they denounced so generally
with their mouths. Forest Grove
Times.
Jf tbe Times will look at this
county's vote on appropriation bill
be will find that it was badly beat
en. The vote, however, should
have been larger for the veto. Tbe
Times, like other county republi
can papers, feared to advise veto,
because it would practically be ad
vising a vote for Chamberlain.
the Times man had awakened be
fore the election and pointed out
the absurdity of sustaining the
graft, it would not no be criticiz
ing voters.
the nr. ago n kecoghizes a fhiend
'Tl tlie m me ol' June, '
Jes' Ilka the June baits fifty years,
All filled with son an' tune,
How covered o'er with Joy ana tears
An' yet I bear the croon t
The uroon that bubbled In my heart,
Back fifty years, dear Sue,' .
WIibd I wux twenty-four, an' past, .
An' you were twenty-two f
: , '-. ;,
'TIs the same ol' June 1
Jus' like the June we know so well
Yes, fifty years pass soon 1
An' yet, we wouldn't eafl them back,
Fer we're too ol' to "spoon"
Use how we spooned back fifty years,
When we wuz eourtln', Sue,
When I wuz twenty-four, an' past,
An' you were twenty-two!
Ackerman' plurality
Labor Commissioner
H08, Republican...
Richard, SocialUt
..54.155
..63.099
..17.033
.46,066
HotT plurality...
Representative ia Congress (1st District)
Hawley, Republican........ 21110
Galloway, Democratic..... 19,340
Myers, Socialist a,N44
Green, Prohibition i,Sol
Hawley ' plurality , 3 ,780
Representative in Congress! and District)
Ellis, Republican.... aS.vu
Graham, Democratic, 13,1 51
Fan!. Socialist 3.532
Stone, Prohibition 2,40s
Elli' plurality 16,143
. , Vote on BUI
Toe majorities (or and aesinst enact
ments were as follow:
Approval of $100,000,000 appropri-
auoa mil. yes, 17.100
Woman sunrise, no .10,042
Local-option change, no 0,747
Barlow road appropriation, no 13,000
New method to amend constitu
tion, yes 28,910
Control of charters by cities and
towns, ye ......,.... .32,62
Kegulate state ranter salary by
aiw.ye , .54.i7
initiative and relerendum for
municipalities, ye 3lo43
Against free passes, yes 40,302
Gross tax on express, telegraph
ad telephone companies, yes. ..63, 105
Gross tax on sleeping-car, refriger
ator-car and oil companies, yes. .64,512
Whit
They All Said
After the Wedding
THS Clergy man Until death do 7
pert
Hie Bridegroom At hut, oh,
say darUug!
The Bride Dou't. Bert; there's
dear. You'll rumple my hair.
The Fataer-ir twenty-five yean
sine I was fixed up, Bert, my boy, and
I trust you'll well, of course, the rough
goes with' the smooth.
The Mother Ob, my darling, It' M
Bard to part with you, and be sure
to get a facing the engine.
The Beat Man And I erer I er
hope r er that In I thank you all
gti behalf of the ladle.
'Dm Obtest Friend I've known bet
luce she was In short dresses. Ob, you
needn't blush, my dear; you had very
And I wish yer all happiness,
We Don't Care Who
Your Grocer Is
BUT WE DESIRE YOU Tt) TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OUR SUMMER PRICKS. We are here to stay,
with good goods, and time, at your service. Our ex
ceptional low prices will be niaiutained through the
summer. But if you don't call, you don't know what
good things we have in store for you. Our appetite is
quite sharp for eggs at 22,'j ceuts a dozen' and butter
at 42,'i ceuts per roll. ,
Reeves & Reeves, Cedar Mill, Or.
Annual Encampment
Washington County Veteran
Association
Forest Grove, June 30-July 3
Celebration JULY 4TH
Big Procession. Car of States. Patriotic Addresses.
Good Music. Sports of Many Kinds.
Balloon Ascension With Parachute Jump.
Baseball. Shooting Contest. Pony Races. Ample
Provisions for Amusement and Comfort of All.
Everybody Invitee!
Old Soldiers coming to camp who have tents are re
V quested to bring them.
AWUrVrVrWAiVVVSrVV
v rKMORD'S r ,
BALSAM or. MYRRH
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For tlic Human System
hil iits. ImriM, limiiwa, t-U-lnit,
ulrnlim. Mpruhii, w lulni.
iinuitftl ank.lt slruiiimt tmi-k.
all lamriifwi, tllt nvfc, mirr Ihnwt,
quinsy, ague In fun nmt hrviwt,
toot h4-hi, rarat'liti,' rlnMimillhni.
iimtntliiln, JiWiirlut, itniuiniiii, in.
tUnml wire erei. trosUiltiis i-liil-blauis,
corns, l.tiniuna, IU.. pot
MiiHiiiK wihiihIn like )iiU- ! (lg
ml !liiir of innH-N, ul, ,ir.',
iiU'iiiN.rtntTHmTVHll ieh u omuU,
and KUa tilvodlii)..
I OR DOMISIIC AMIM-US
lloals mill siMvn, ir vnl, 'nail
llllllilu. OtlU !r lllIWKlM.
swoIIiiish, KrniiiK,liiiilttnr strain'
lnMniiiniuli.nl, inttsmml woututs
pulla, hnm-lin., Mt-in, riui;Unii,
-rmi Inw, mud tvvvr, utt.iM liwl,
thrimli, uiH Hirrx, lt-ml, imllnvil,
ItsiiKrviHiitK wuunila, tiHitnil, luiiU,
rakml ml.liT, mti Ii-uIm, anil ivnry
kiml of tlMh wutind.
This is imrftiiteml. M.nn-v hm-k
If linlss ri'iirewntiil. Hriint ymir
lioHlr twok ami ul ynnr M-ftinil.
J. J. SMITH
' Hanks, Ori. s
1". O. Aililrtwa, Ureenvllle, Ituiitx a
SAFETY AND PROFIT
Safety and profit are tbe two im
portant things to consider in select
ing a bank. Money is such a hard
thing to get and so hard to keep,
that it is folly to place it where it
will not be safe. Thus thoce who
are saving money naturally wish it
to earn mors money. Therefore,
the financial institution which com
bines safety and profit is a desir
able depository. Buch is offered
by the Hillsboro Commercial Bank.
THE MARKETS,
brsw
If
For sale: Westingbouse 10
horse power engine with wagon and
tsnk, complete, and witb woodsaw,
Call at this office.
Karly Rose seed potatoes (or sale.
Schulmerich Bros.
Tents, hammocks, camp stools
and lawn chairs. U. A. Patterson.
lobo As I'm sure, nils and Mr. 'Er
bert, we all does.
On of tbe Crowd She ain't a patch
en nij 8uan.
Another of the Crowd Don't 'e look
cross! I bet she'll 'ave a nice temper to
put up with.
The Coachman Any more luggage,
alas beg pardon, ma'ara?
The Guard-I'll lock It, sir, and see an
no one get In, Thauk ye, sir. Pick Me
Cp.
Still Svfceaale.
A everybody know, Mark Twain 1
an authority on steamboating on the
Ml!aelppt and ha many tales to tell
of the Ticlsaltudc of travel in the ear
ly day. But the humorist declares
that during bis duys g Mississippi
pilot tfce vary worst boat on the river
was the Stephen J. Hill. Native never
aaad bar. Strangers and teoderfeet
war sometime inveigled aboard.
Oae afternoon a thick fog settled
dewa, a ad the Stephen J. Hill had to
tie ap to the bank for the night. One
of the passe agers said to the captain:
It is toe bad we are going to be late,
captain."
"We ain't going to be late," replied
the captain.
"But I thought," ald the passenger,
"w wet going to tie up here all
ssbt" .
To we are," answered the captain,
"bet that alat going to make us late.
We dest run so close to time aa all
a." Woman's Home Companion,
Reward for return of sorrel mars,
three white feet and blazed face
Last seen near Progress C. Rob
inson, Sylvan, Ore.
This mornings market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, new. 72.
Barley feed, $24 24.50;
ing, $24 J; rolled, $25 and 26.
Oats, Whits. $31 50&32
Oats, grav, $31.50 per toD.
Bran, $16 per ton.
Hay, Timothy, K 0,. $12
V.lley, tWWi Brain, $78.
Hay, Clover. $7 50 and $8.
Potatoes, fancy graded Burbanks,
50(60 cents per hundred
Eggs, Oregon ranch, 21(o)22.
Butter, Extra Creamer v, 20($21 .
Hop choice 1905, 9J12 ctn.
nnFr.nn
ill CJimnr ijRt:
wsya miism
AicalMimPACIHC
8 TKAIN8 TO THB BAST DAILY
PKOH PORTLAND.
Through Pullman standard ad tourist
sleeping-car daily . to Omaha, Chicago,
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansas City; through Pullman tourist
sleeping-cars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re
clining chair car (teat free) to tbe
hast daily.
. ( NOTICE OF TIME
Notice I heri-hy glvsn thitt nil h-m,iii
are mrtitlt-il uut to uivo ( Iibi Icm Nu. Iitmur
sny orwllt of any klinl, rs will nut lw
resputmiuie mr any itm runlrni lr.l tiy
hhn. r-igiieil by tun psrrnUt,
, r rank Jisiiiiisnr.
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Hill.biiro, On(tn,MBy li, iti.
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PORTLAND
Halt take, Denvsr,
FU Worth, omaba,
Ksnaas City, Bt.
Louis, Chicago and
Kant
Halt Lake, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Umahs,
Kansas City, Hi,
Luiiit, Chicagn sini
KhhI
j Walla Waila, Uwii-
tim,Mpiitsiie. wsiisi-e
Piilluian, Minnesu
cills, Hi. Paul, I)u
I ut!., Milwaukee,
Chii'mm and Kant
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Notice of Tim
Notice is hereby given thst we have this
date Kivt-n our adopted son, Kobert Vt
ter, his time, with lull privily "f iIoIiik
biiMinehS on tils own ai-i-ount, to i-iitlent all
money dun hint for work from this ilst,
and w will not bi rsapoiisible tor any
(lel.tx lie may eontnuti.
O. K. O.M EVER.
ANNA MKYKR.
CorneliuN, Ore., Jun 21, JflUfl,
SUMMONS.
IN TH1 CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
HTATR Or" OREOON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Henry Hoover, , Plaliitlfl)
vs.
Kosetta Hoover, Defendant)
To Kosntta Hoover, tbe atioytt iiniiied tie
rnlant: In the name of the State of Oreann, yon
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint filed against you in tbe
above entitled Knit, on or before the llth
day of July, lUOtt, and if you fail to so ap
pear and answer said complaint on or be
fore that time, plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in his com
plaint twain, to-wit: For a decree ii
solving tbe bond of matrimony now ex
isting between you and himself, and fur
such other and further relief as to the
Court mav seem (dilutable.
This summons is published by order of
the Honorable i nomas A, Mcttrlde, judge
of the above entitled Court, duly made
and entered on tbe 1Mb day of May, luufl.
in and by which order It is proscribed
that tnis summons shall lie published
once a week for six successive weeks in
the "Hillslioro Argus." Tbe date of the
first publication of this summons is May
17, 1H0O.
OGLEBBY YOUNG,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
. Try Heinz' pikcles at H.
rung & Bona,
Web-
l(fl;n0Mi,
.00 KAN AND KIVKB "McHRDUMC
PROM PORTLAND
Hteainnlilps between Portland anil Han
pratieuHsu every nve days.
Klver boats on tbe lower Columbia and
Willamette daily except Hunday. ,
liOW KATBM
To and from ail points in the Kait
Tickets via this route mi sale at all depot
ornt-es or toe Bouui'rn raeinc uo. i
A. h. CRAIO,
General I'asHenger Agsnt
Portland, Oregon
HOP SUPPLIES
C, B. Btmlianan, of Cornelius, car
ries a full line of hop supplies, such
as burlap, hop sacks, biskets, kiln
cloth, sulphur, whale oil soap and
Quassia chips, (genuine) etc. At
prices cheaper tban you can buy
in Portland and ship. Jiuonanan
warehouce, Cornelius, Ore.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR
Healed bids will be received at the County
Court rooms in Hillsboro, Oreiiou, on
July A, 1M(1, at 2 o'clock, p. m., for the
coiiNtriictioii of the Ueltfer bridge across
the Tualatin Klver, one and one-naif miles
southwest of Cornelius.
Bidders must be prepared to give a suf
llcleiit bond for tiie faithful performance
of contract.
The Court reserve the right to reject
any oral) diuh.
By order of the County Court,
Dated this 12th day of June, 1W6.
L, A, Rood, Judge,
Argus and Pacifio Monthly, $1.60
THE
Massachusetts
mutual Life
Insurance Co.
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Dividends Paid Annually
Iusnranct! in the Massa
chusetts Mutual Life In
surance Company gives
Uurivaleii Advautages.
1st. Bei-stine of the Fsmotts Non
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H. G. COL Manager,
Chamber of Commerce
JAMtS SWT, Uitrkt Agent,
Port land. Ore.
Prince Henry
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The Clydesdale-Percheron Stallion
Slri by KtUmar. Son of Millkmilit. Osm, fU: S.nJ tm, UiliU.
Will Stand Seo of lMX Monday noon, Y. Mutily's, I uiilr S. ttlm.iuiug
Cotiirlius At Ituuniiiu's lisrn, Monday rvriiing to Tm-wlnv ut tus. m,
OrrcuviUc At Will Vlki-r's, TuvmUy t-veiiiug to Wmlm-wlsy l a m,
C.lrin-iw 'At Stay Htiw,' Weilliemliiy sftetnuoil and rv-nun,
llelwtia At Jiinrph llixtmp's Thursday main.
l n.i R. l'ulxr, Murtin bmito ranoh. Tlmnhy ni);lit t FruUy imoii
i Ikavrrtua Uvengtaal' livery barn Ktttlny night. .
IlillslHiru At owurr's plsi1 SatunUy and Sunday,
' TKK SIS SiiikU srrvHT, 5 ; hranon, pi ; liwiimm, f II 50. T liiMire
when jtnin has two or more to breed, fm -h.
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TIhm miHlving lo brw-d to au Knglish Shii i-an (jrt srrvi.c t the hmiie of '
the wwuir ill Umt llilbboro, Ttrm To insure, tu i siiigle srivUv, f ..
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SAMSON
The Handsome Coach Stallion
Weight 141x1; 6 years old; Ulaek-Biowu; 1'incly
built ; Just the horse for icts that will make the
most serviceable horses for farm ami driving purposes
WILL STAND SEASON OF 1906
At the Jolly farm, four and mie-half miles northwest
of Hillsboro. Siugle service, $5; Colt to staud and
suck, $ 10. Care to prevent, but uot responsible fur
''accidents. '
Farmers should see this horse U-forc breeding,
lie has the proportions that will please.
F. W. DELSMAN
Address, Hillsboro, R. R I). No. 3.
TAPAGEUR (53167)
Imported Percheron Stallion, foaled In France in 1901.
Was brought to America in 1904. American No.,41336
Color and description, black, with star. I?iuelyshaj)ed. Absolutely the ln-st horse
Jn Washington County. Five years old. Weight, 1950. Just the horse for good,
substantial gets. -:- -;- .;. .;. .;. .. .;. .;. .;. .;.
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t -Will Stand the Season of 1906 as followst
Monday noon until 2 p. 111., at Beef. Bend, at 0. Scham burg's ; Monday, 3 p. m t
Tuesday-morning, at Doc Tigard's, Tigardville ; Tuesday noon until 2 p. in., at
Robert Hocken's,'Beaverton ; Tuesday night ' until Wednesday at 8 a. m.t at Peter
Zuercher's, near Cedar Mill ; Wednesday noon until 2 p. m.,at M. M. Mead's, Rob't
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1 LIvMb single service, 55 Reason, 912i Insurance, To
, insure foal to stand and such, $17,50.
Care to prevent, but iiot vespotisible for accidents. i '
The Scholls Percheron Horse Co., Owners
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