The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 19, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMIllSSOAd ARGUS. JULY 19, 1906 1 l ' i!!g!g Kntered at the Post-office at HUhboro, Oregon, m seoond-claes mail waiter. Lt'Clt'8 A. LONG, Editor. County Official Paper Subscription: On Dollar per Annum. laeaed Kterjr '.Thwreday -BY- tONQ '&r McKMMBT ' Senator Fulton and Hitchcock are now at mortis" point, and Mr Pulton accuse Mr. Hitchcock of bring hii dotage. Perhaps tha old gentleman ii a trifle irraacible, but it must be remembered that the old man in the cabinet has saved hundreds of thousands of acres of laud to the eminent domain and he still keeps up his record and good work. No one for, a minute believes that Fulton has acted other wise than honorable, so far as reo ommending the celerity of issuing titles, but he did this simply upon request in perhsps all instances, and without full knowledge of the facts. Mr. Hitchcock waa' there to see that the citizenship and the laws of the country were protected, lie has protected them to the best ol his ability. Without bis action the great land swindles would have been perfected in the name of patri otism and swindlers would -have gone unpunished. Mr. Fulton will hare enough to do to lay his fences on a good foundation against the assault of one W. S. ITRsn, who will doubtless be an important fac tor in the next Republican primar ies. In the meantime Senator Ful ton will have a hard time forcing people to believe that "Old Man Hitchcock" hasn't made good, even if he has made some mistakes. jdUiT"li"iiTIB. There H a queer story of a Dutch castaway. In tb day tvhin tho Is land of St Helena -xas an unpcopfrd waste, long before the com tyg of tb treat well who made touuae f aioooa. a Potca vessel,, returning front the West TBdiee caat anchor off tta coast j In a abort while a boat was lowered. The occupants, beside the crew, were J a dead officer In a coffin and a down- j east seaman In Iroujj. This soauiau for ; come offense asniust dUclpIlue bad j been condemned to death by the cap-1 tain, but In eonsequem-e of an appeal for mercy sillied by his messmate h was ordered to be marooned on this desolate Inland Instead of being btuig , up to the jinlann. It Is probable that even this grace would have been de nied bim but for the dead officer, for whose burial the ship pot Into harbor. The grave was dug. the oillcer burled. The crew departed and the ship weigh ed anchor. The Dutchman, on his side, lost no time. He opened the new made grave, dragged out the ee-tliu. tumbled hi dead auiierlor out of It and carried It down to the shore, where, having launched his extemporized boat, he jumped In In a trice, and. using the lid a a paddle, quickly thanks to a calm overtook the departing ship. He waa taken on board aud pardoned iu consid eration of his pluck. Ths Northwest is now coming in to its own, and the great measure of its business energy "is due to the fact that the northern states have about exhausted their Umber re sources. The eyes of ths lumber world are therefore on Oregon and Washington, and none knew this better than the big timbermen who came here five or six years ago and commenced getting deeds to tiro berlands. Every mill in the North west w cutting to its full capacity, and tor the , next fifty years we shall have plenty of business. It Portland capital would get busy and install more manufacturing plants, thus employing more labor, we should have an empire of our own in the Pacific Northwest. Portland's building boom is in creasing, and that it is warranted by increase of manufacturing and jobbing business is evidenced by the immense shipments, both in and out of the metropolis. A few more years of mose-F craping and Portland will become a city. The place has all the necessities of lo cation and topography to in time outstrip any city on the Pacific coast. All it wants all it has lacked in the past is a little more public spirit and less dealing in franchises. Portland is juBt discovering that in the past she has been robbed of valuable franchises. The time to have stopped this filching of public property was when it- was being consummated. It'rf a poor time to lock the stable door after the ass haB been stolen. SAFETY AND PROFIT Safety and profit are the two im portant things to consider in select ing a bank. Money is such a hard thing to get and so bard to keep that it is folly to place it where it will not be safe. Thus those who A HBal Ulan. Whale Island, the large guunery, ee- j tabllahment for tralniug seamen of the I British royal ttavy, is not a natural j talaud. Years ago It was only a mud bank which was uncovered by water at low tide. When the authorities com menced to make the docks In Ports mouth, the earth from the excavations was deposited from barges upon this ; mud bank, until a small Island was 1 formed, showing at high water about the ail of a whale's Sack; hence Its j aaaie. Aa the work proceeded the ia- j land grew rapidly, and a few years later a railway was constructed on piles from the dockyard works to the Wand, and the earth was deposited much more quickly than wueu bargee j were used. In 1S60 thU island bad bee made so large that the admiralty decided to lay It out as a drill ground. A small pier was erected and a bouse was built for a warrant officer to live la and act as caretaker of the island. At the present time the Island is about thirty-seven acres lu area and provides accommodation tor over 1.S00 men. London Graphic. A Setback. "Blank says lots of clever things, but they're never original." "WeU, It's better to say clever thing second hand than never to say anything cfever at all" Detroit Free Press. Bam Tala. "Are you giving your daughter a mu sical education r "Well, perhaps not that but I'm pay ing for one." New York Life. Hix Jlaks gets a pension. Dlx Has he a war record 1 Bta Yea; he was hazed twice at the Naval academy. Oaa Sicca. Ckolly He and I had quite a long talk today, and I told him just what I thought. MissPepprey Ah! Then he did near ly all the talking, ebt-Philadelphia Preaa. We can not afford to sacrifice reputa- None suc tion for tern- who are worthy of rtrtfttv public confidence. We pOrary have acquired a share of ex- perience which we " think entitles Jain us to your patronage. A few of our best sellers will be an eye-opeucr. Mason, the oldest aud best fruit jar in the market, we sell this season, ,'tgal, 85c per doz.; quarts, 65c per do..; piuts, 55c per do.., and a further reduction of a t-2c per doz. where two or more dozens are purchased at oue time. Sugar is still 20 lbs for ft. S bars , Star soap, full weight guaranteed, 25c 33 bars for $i. Eggs 23 I-2C, Butter 42 i-2c. Reeves & Reeves, Cedar Mill. Or. Grand Picnic There will be a picnic at Schmitt & (ulisch' rrAiA On Baseline Road, VII UVC. 2 miles north of REEDV1LLE Commencing at IO a. m. SATURDAY, JULY 21 Amusements of all Kinds Refreshments on Grounds Ice Cream, Soda, Orange Cider, Lemonade, Peanuts, Popcorn, Candy, Chewing Gum, aud Cigars. Dancing in the Afternoon and Evening THE EMMONS ORCHESTRA Will furnish the Music A Good Time Guaranteed Everybody Invited Admission Free Next Picnic, Sunday, July 29 lUMOKD'S BALSAM m MYKRH tor the Human Sxstein lit'al outs, hum, limi-d', swidl ilii;. Mkrutux rin, uonk Joint', sr:tlKi! ttnki" (tllrtllnvl ItMt'k. nil Urni'iii.. lilt ittH'k. mw Ihvual, ,iiiiy. MKUf in fu niui !iiYtit, lo.illm.hf, 'iiiwlio, i liemiiatlMii, lit'ur)i!t?m, iUiirtv. ntMitinmm. in. tUiu.'.t r m, tnwtl'iim, hib blani", 0'iriii, imtii.itiK, Ml". pW mtn.m niimU hk hit," of 'UH ami xtin: of liiw-Mv M olefin, tVr.,istt.ii le-h WimiikIi, ami kUi IIihIhi. , I OK UOMfSTIC WIMUS ltiui k11 mii-,'!,. lr, rttirt. mill w tHtmU. nttii', Hunt brmt-tn, bruiitt. Hmlltii.'N. Mirnins. ltmiiitir airaln. llllllllllllialllltt. llnUllUxi WUUtlliK. putM, buiii'lttH, Hfavin, ruitlHYii,i, xthu he. imiil lev r, L-rrnii' ln-,'1, llmiili, (m nn, IIkIhIh. hIIviI, HiiiriviiouH uuiul!, fimtml, titiH', rki ntl,tr, mio tus and ,'Viry kin. I ul ili' .Ii umui.t, Tlii in cu inuitri'il. Mmiry loii'k If 11. t s r.' i " "-' i ' . I'rinic ymir 1h t l ! Ki k .niil t;'t yuir I'i I'viimI, J.J. SMITH tauk, tn. V. O. AililK'tx. l!r.Tivilli. H.mtc 3 r NOTICE OF TIME Niittif I liin ly vivrn Unit all tn'r.iii an iitiliiil nut l k-ivi t liili Nm-lilmur :iy iTciIll nf nny kln). c will not ln rtwiiuiiMiiilf inr nr tUto runtracini by tiiiii.i .Hignixl by hi iwn iitt. I- r.mk is iii'lilii Mm. l-'rank .Niuilibiuir. HillHtmro, fri.'iii.Miiy la, l(Ml. SUMMONS Talk About Power The two greatest powers on earth are Uncle Sam and the Fairbanks Morse Engine. Both always ready. arfi saving money naturally wisb it to earn more money. Therefore, the financial institution which com bines safety and profit is a desir able depository. Such is offered by the Hillsboro Commercial Bank. Proposals for Wood Healed proposals will be opened on Saturday, July 21, for the deliv ery, during the month of August, 1(M), at the court house in Hills lioro, of 75 cords of first class fir four-foot wood, split reasonably tine; cut from first growth sound timber.' ' J. W; Cohnell. Sheriff of Washington County, uregon; ' : Datwl'at Hilliboro, Ore., 'July jo, im. - . - Argus and Oregonian, $2.00. You can see one work at U. G. Gardiner's blacksmith shop, at Jos. Connell s, Glencoe; Ferd Groner's, Scholls; a big one at the O.C.M.Co's pump ing' station on the Tualatin; or one at the Argus office. For particulars see or write L. W. HOUSE, Hillsboro Oregon Executrix' Notice Notice 1h hereby Kiven, tlit Ibe uiidiir ilfneil Iihx Iwen by tbe County Court of the Still o! Of won, for Wanhini'tori CoiiDly, duty itppuiiileci Kiwutrix of the estate of IJavid t'ltrtter, linccuMfd, anil Iihm duly Qualified huuIi: Tlierefore, all ijerwiiiii having cluiuiK aifaiUHl sain estate are hereby reo 11 red to present them to me tognlber with proper voucne ai me law otllce ol It. T, Hagley, In Billahoro', OreKon, within Bix months irom nate nereor. Dated at Hillsboro, ()rcon, this July li, inw. HANNAH PUKBKR. Executrix of the EHtate of JJavid Pur ser, deceased. H. T. Butrlev. Attornev for RkIhIa. IS THE riKCI'IT COl'KT OF THE .NT ATK OK ORKtlON. KOR WAMIIINOTUN COUNTY U U. Wilhoit, Plaintiff, ) VH. . L. Wilhoit, Defendant.) To K. t Wilhoit, the above named de- femlant: In the nauie of the State of Oregon you are hereby commanded appear in tbe almve entitled i-anse, on or I fore the ex piration or six week irom me date or tne tint piililicHtinn of thin auininoriH, the i!rt puhlication thereof leing on the 'JMtb day or June. 1''.. to-wif On or liefore the pith ilny of Aufrnxt. ItOi. and answer the complaint therein tiled aainet yon. Ami you win please lane notice mat 4 you tail to ao appear and answer laid complaint. (tie planum win apply ui tne uourt ror the relief prayed for in her complaint, to wn: f or a decree uiaMOlTliiK the marriage ami mairiafe inlraa exiHtiiiK between you ami tne plaintin. upon trie rrouiiila ol desertion, and for the i-oala and disburs- ments of this suit, and such other snd further relief aa may lie equitable. This kii imiioiiH is aenred npon you by publication hy order of Honorable I A. 1:01 l, loumy .lmi(e of WasliiiiKlon (Jon 11 ly. made and dated on the 2Hth day of June, IWi, and which order require puh lication thereof in the Hlllshoro Argun, once a week fornix consecutive and hikv Cessive weeks, beitiiiiiinK with tbe issue thereof dated June !Wth, iftlB, and ending wilh tho issue thereof Aii((nt Kith, IWKi, ami that you appear ami anaweron or be fore AllU'll't pith. IHOO. (ieo. H. Kairley, AtUniey .'or Plaintin, Administratrix' Notice BPfl Li Oregon J SlIORJ LINE Pfiirm Pacific 8 THAI Nil TO THfc KAHT IIAII.V fBOM POHTIiAND, ' Through Pnllmao standard aod touriit sleeping-car daily to Omaha. Chicago, Spokane; tonrlat aleeplng-rar daily to Kansas City; through Pullman tourist leeping-tart (peraooally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kua City, re clining chair cars (seata free) to tht Kaat daily. Nuticc is hereby given that the Honorable County Court of the Hlal of Oregon for the County ol Washington, has appointed the iindorsigneil administratrix with-the-will-auuexed of the estate of Cynthia H. Hamilton, deceased, aud all pernona hav ing claim ug inst the aaid estate are here by notified to present the Name to the undersigned at the law office of Geo, K. Hagley, in Hillsuoro, within six month) from the date hereof, properly rerilied, Uated this Julys, ItWii. MAKYA.HAKE. Ailnii.iislruLrix witli-the-wlll-annexed of tue estate of Cynthia H. Hamilton, de ceased. W. 1). Hare and Geo. K. BaRley, At torneys lor Administratrix. Administrator's Sale Notice is hereby given, that the under signed administrator of the estate of Cln tha A. Hurris, (iwwased, pursuant to and by virtue of an order of the County Court of the Ntate of Oregon, for Washington County, in the matter of said estate dated July 10, 1906. authorizing and llcenaing the undersigned administrator to sell the real property hereinafter described, be longing to said estate, in oue parcel, at private sale for cash in hand, will, on and after Monday, the 27th day ol August, IWi, proceed to sell in one parcel, at pri vate sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all of lots M. lft and 16 of and in block No. 1 in Norlhside Addition to the Town (now City) of Hillsboro, Oregon. Hid" will lie received at the office of il. T. riaKlcy, in Hillslioro, Oregon. Baid sale will be made subject to eon lirniafion by the County Court of Wash n gton County, Oregon, Dated this July 17, 1HO0. K. RYAN, Adininibtralor of thejeatale of Cintha A. Burris, Deceased. II. T. liagley, Attorney for Estate. oar a rt roa DAILV Chicago Bneclel via Hunt ington .Atlantic Kx press 8:16 r. m. via Hi. Paul Kaat Mail 6:16 r. m. via Spokane PorV land Hlgga Ijocal 8:1ft A. TIMR 8(!HKI)UI.KH raoM PORTLAND Halt Ijtke, f)enverl r't. Worth, (iiuaha, Kansas City, Kt. Uiuls, Chicago and Kasl Halt Ijike, Denver, Kt. Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, Hi, 1,00 is, Chmago ami Kaat Walla Walla, "Uwis ton,KMkane, W al lace Piilluian, Minneap olis, HI. Paul, llu Ititb, Milwaukee, bbgo and Kasl For all liatal points between Hlggn and Portland sKKIVS raoaj iMii.r .1.1X1 r. m 7:11 . a N:00,N I 11:00 e.M OCRAN AND K1VEK HCHRDULK PROM PORTLAND Ntearnahipa tietween Portland anil Han r rancisco every nve days. Klver boats on tha lower Columbia and Willamette dally except Hunday, , LOW RATK8 To and from all rjolnts In the East. Tickets via this route on sale at all depot uuictrn ui toe nouncm racinc 10, A. L CRAIG, General Passenger Agent Portland, Orwgon Notice of Time Notice In hereby given that we have tnis date given our adopted son, Robert Vet- ter, din time, with full privilege of (loin buslneas on his own atvnunt. to collect a niouev due him for work from tlila date aud we will not be rewpoiiHible (or any ueu urn may commit. , fl. F. C. MEYRB. ANNA MEYKH. Curueiius, Ore., J una 21, MH. Tiir Massadiusotts MuiiuL iin: Insurance Co. Incorporated IHI DMtlojuK Pokl Anmially lusuraiHC in the Massa chusetts .Mutual Life In surance Citupan y gives Uurivalal Advantages. 1st. Htcanse of Ihe I'sucms Nou- lorlcituie lniiirsii.e Lawn.' '.M, llromiir ui Siipermr l.iouuuiv .td. " " Auuual liividiuiU 4th. " rvetvUimg I'articipMtea Sth. " Its p.ist trcoiil is clean bill. " Itscoutract.Harc tbe tiest Before vou Insure M'o u II. C. tOLI ON', Muinuier, thambor ol Common e IVMIS SIIII. Uistritt Auenl, PortUitid. t)r. It- : 1 Prince Henry i: -v; '-;;- A'-te'-' 1 n -" ' 1 The Clydcdale-Percheron Stallion SirtJ by Ktlamtr, Son of Millionaire. Dam, Pkx.; SmcohJ t)m, l ntU NMII SUAd SeaatM Of 1906s Monday mam, P. Mnlity ', I ntilr S. HI.K.uunc, .Comrtiiia At Hmiuing'a barn, Monday evening to TuruUtv at 10 a lit. ('rrrnvillr At Will Walker's, Tucaday rvcnmg In Wednesday i a m, tllemHw At May Broa.' Weilnratluy aftrtnutm and rvriiiug. Helvetia At Joncph Hodiup's ThurwUy uotiii. t b uii R. fnlad'a, Martin Smith ranrbj Thunalay ntglil tul'inUv mum Bcaverton UvTiigmsl's livery barn r'fiduv night. IlillslHmv At owner's place Saturday and Sunday, TK.KMS Single srrvice, f S ; Hraann,'M ; Insurance, fit jo. To uiMiir when wtrun has two or more lu brer d, io rat h. f. C. Kill, Groom. H.D. SCHM1LII K, 0ner. Those wishing to breed to au Kngliah Shire ran grt M-rvice ut the buiiic of the owner in liast lltlbhru, Teruia To insure, io; single arrvUT, f. J I j SAMSON The Handsome Coach Stallion Weight 1400; 6 years old; Hiaik-lirowu; Finely built; Just the horse for jets that will make the most serviceable horses for farm aud driviuK purposes 1 WILL STAND SEASON OF 1906 At the Jolly farm, four aud oue'-half miles northwest of Hillsboro. Single service, $5; Colt to staud aud suck, $10. Care to preveut, but ut respousiblc for accideuts. Farmers should see this horse before breeding. He has the proportions that will please. . F. W.DELSMAN Address, Hillsboro, K. F. I). No. 3. TAPAGEUR (53167) Imported Percheron Stallion, foaled In France in 1901. Was brought to America in 1904. American No., 41336 Color ami description, black, with star. ; Fiuelyjshapcd. Absolutely the lest horse in Washington County. F"ivc years old. W'eight, 1950. Just the horse for good, substantial gets. ., -:- -:- .; -: -:- .;. - t .;. .;. .;. .;. rr. m -"trf - 'f7 "t -1 $ L l v ..rfl.' WW' L . I . ' " . i ' ' , mm- ii. w 1,1 ' t ' -Hi i ,r Will Stand the Season of 1906 as followi Monday nopn until 2 p. 111,, at Beef Bend, at C. Schamburg's ; Monday, 3 p. ni to Tuesday, morning,- tit Doc Tigard's, Tigardville ; Tuesday noon until 2 p. in., at. Rolert Hot-ken's, Hbaverton; Tuesday night until Wednesday at 8 a. ni., at Peter Zuetcher's, near Cedar MU1; Wednesday noon until 2 p. ni.,at M. M. Mead's, Rob't Imbrie farm; Wednesday eyeniug t Thursday morning at 8, at Rednioud & liar trampfs barn, Hillsboro; , Thursday noon to 2 p. m., at Herman Boge's, Farming ton ; Thursday everiing and - Friday, to Saturday evening, Ferd Groner's, Scholls. TERMS -Singled Service, S8 i Season, $12 1 Insurance, $15. To in&ure foal to stand and such, $17.30. ) Care to jirtveut,( lnit not responsible for 'accidents., !, The ScKolls Percheron Horse Co.,$ Owners ! 1 I 3