The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, August 23, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHIU.SI0RO ARGUS. AUGUST 83. 1906 Intend at the Ptst-offlSaV ""--vi. 1 Oregon, a second -ehusj mall "" Feed Store Removed ft A. LOSO, -C? I v sni i! n L17CIC County Ofnctapery I wu xtven to in prvsiuvui oi uic ciuo 8nbjcHpUon: On Dollar r Annum. We have removed our lVed Store to the new brick, on Second Street lo be played for by all tit ntviubera, sod a orescent iu t with pvarls was put up ei-ially for the ladies by e4 Every .Thtatreday Mllltonah s Mlllin1' m m slit liuhl I r- - 3ft 1 n mi r II liiltM lor. 4 a nei piiiu Tlj OAgnniin ii itftViinriillj EuUty of a crime tgaintt lbs gen eriftj rurt f 1 ikf -, s(ii out by thlrftrinadlttiMpWalt wht rpUaUoa Us spfiker, bat whd bot hi ad in lhRJ. S. Seoato in one or two ! fort. ha Iuh ownrtr 1 1 wmwilgu iu2kain,UlW',ibtA tpwch be stood pat to beat the band. Commenting upon his effort the Oregonian of thie morning Bays: The weakest pert of Mr. BeveriJge'e speech is hit attempt to show that pricee have not rites of late rears oat of pro portion te the average income of the Nation. Householders know that the riae in price haa greatly exceeded the growth of income. To enstain his position the Senator says that sirloia steak haa only risen in price from 15 to i6H cents, a mere triBe. The trifle is exactly lo per cent. A little later, when he wishes to prove to the Carmen that their products have risen, he cites the i use of potatoes, where the increase has been only seven-tenths of I per cent Ten per cent is a negligible trifle to the householder, the Senator thinks, while seven tenths of 1 per cent is a migb.lv matter to the farmer. But we have no wish to find fault with Mr. Be vt ridge. He made a uoble speech and it ought to set Mr. Littlefiield s campaign going with a mighty rash. J. Ogden Armour sends the Ar gue a book ol 380 pages, telling how the yellow journalists and newspapers have assaulted the packing firm instituted by his father. J. Ogden is a versatile out, and would make a fine editor, ial writer oa standard trust direct ed papers. His work is full of natvette, and as full of effervesce as a love letter from a sixteen year old school girl to her first love, liut J. Ogden is off his Angora badly it would have taken at least another hundred rages to convince the dear people that the packing houses were immaculate. No, J. Ogden, you will have to come again. We admire your style; we congratulate you on your pluck ; we even forgive you for your damnable diction, . but we can't say that we are proud of your judgment It is skiddoo for you 237 come 11 domino the chief charm of your literary effort is that half-tone cut showing a score of prttty girls putting up be devilled baL. It is inconceivable that juries of 12 men from various parts of th state could bring conviction af -t conviction against men ch rged with land frauds if the go eminent did not have strong ca bs against the indicted pariiee. Al this talk about persecution is dj og out. The politician can no loi ger sway the public with ch .rges of injustice, and, as the he ids fall, one by one, the citizen sh p of Oregon will the better con ce ire a respect for law and have a dt i regard for a man's oath when he enters into a contract with U cle Sam for a piece of eminent do oairu The great and crying faMj is however that the public lands nave gone where the wood bine twineth and the wbangdoodle moneth for her lost young, and a great percentage of it has been ecred through fraud and perjury. lioosevelt declares be will not run tor theairesidency and then proceeds with a declaration tbat the tariff the sacred Tasnud must not be revised, which is cbuogjathe trusts. This must make . republican friends in the Cunt s' camp feel foolish; and the news- Irs like the Oregonian, which have lie past argued (or decent revision, : sortie one bad passed them a piece hi iisu money. Meanwhile, trusts are tickled and joe Cannon chortles. &6trfc(or M. S. Holland has cop tract for building the Reedville cburcb, and will' start work as coon as lumber can be delivered. He will alio start in on the school bouse in Dist. 83Jt , as soon as h gets the material on the ground. Dissolution of Partnership Notice I,ereb j snip herottfoif ei mv and W. K. Be ' given that the partner- existing between As Miz Hearri. doing business as the Bsnks Commercial Club, hss been ilUsosVeutt Wiser retiring irom tne firm. All bills due and owing to the old lirru iliusrpatd 16 Beard & Galaway. and all Wlbveste,(uy the old firm will be paid by Beard & Galaway. J uted at Bsnks, Ore., Aug. a, 1906 , W, K. BEARD, . .... . ...... i rtinvaj n euirr l.c wtliuniuruu Tte stood uuTliaiuv ol nimiiiiK irisv i-rniii rJ "r '"" liat coutiiiKtMK'y too far In the future o, vwnulnd. So. lirtMmsr. ntoof fiu3KWuMiflori; To'iii k VntttlrtVfo Unhide ttf sinhrrekHl ttlrXaUfUof Hiulw. Ilmt'toi- for ,11 ;ol, ,wlji boseu conndniit, ,., ,,,,, .rt:r..,x ' '."Sir. .Me.' Stfcwlt out: lit to sftftw ai. T4Mm ha ;b4kyirtl the ioawt twice." sluttCTtsI Tom. "He Is a cwteprjai'k," said J. "Who ko arouihl with Mi-Miss Benson 1 nicau to tc verify her scoreT' I'd seuil Mr. SUviin If l re not playing hluisf,M said J'H with a wink. -He be wouldu't llleve his e If be saw her trii-ks. It Is a bloo-Uloom Ing shame tbat Juct lm-iiiis a jsirl Is pretty and kuows how to flirt nobody wants to aivuse hr of vjie-i-be-t'bat-Ing." "You are eatcbinn olL my boy," said Sloan, rontlug on, UWiind him. "What Is this mysterious "conversation between you and Je?" "We were disfus-cus-cussiui! one. of the players lu tho touniaiuout," sal TB8T WBKS BOTH HlisTlKU I! HOOK. Tout, and after Sloau made a practice drive to the edti; of the green, "It is awful to think of a man who can do tbat being uiasbed on a trirl who Is Isn't square." "Kouud girls are prettier," said Joe. "It is uo Joke. Something uuxht to be be done. Listen. Why uot seud the cu-cu-curatt around with her? He would uot dare li-lie alMitit her score." "The very thing"' Joe exclaimed. The rlulihouse pluzztt was crowded with guests to see the player In the tournament drive. The "(taine with no age limit" included child rising against parent and grandchild against grandpareut. The flrst to drive was Millionaire Miller. He took plenty of time to ar range his knees, shoulders, elliows. wrists, bauds aud fingers, gave his body a mighty twist and. as If borlug for oil with the toes of his right foot, awnug bis club hissing through the air. The gectatora were breathless. Shading his eye with one band. Miller strained eagerly forward. i didn't follow through," be aid ex citedly. "Where did it go?" "I see It, sir," said the caddy, surrep titiously picking up the ball a foot from tbe tee to find it 173 yards away. He understood bis business. He was Miller's favorite ruddy. Pretty Mary Beiisou came next, look lug the picture of Innocent girlhood In white linen, the pulled tip sleeves showing her plump arum below the el bow. Mr. Morse, the earnest llltle curate, was delighted to keep her score and followed along, talking eagerly In bis high pitched voice. Tom bad brought his huge concert ball graphophone to the clubhouse and set it up in one corner of the parlor to play bawl mush; for au Impromptu dance In the evening, and be came out on to tbe piazza Just as Mary Benson waa about to drive; then he cut across the links on a run nnd when she and Morse reached the third tee was, to all human appearance, looking for a lost ball some distance off the course. "Third" was a bad place to drive from, with tbe brook at the bottom of a sharp Incline not fifty yards uilt-ad, and Mary sent her ball where? Tbe caddy looked lu the long grass at one side, aud the curate, who admired her beauty, aud Tom, who did not ndiulre her at all, looked at Mary. Slje poked among tbe stones by the brook wli her driver for a minute; then, glancing st .Morse, who was apparently addlug the score, but really waTcnTugircr Ttom tbe corner of bis eye, she stooped over aud a ball emerged from (he puff above her left elbow. "Here it Is," she called, aud, sure enough, there It was on a little flat stone. "An easy lie," thought Tom, "In two senses." At that moment Mr. Morse had in surprising accident. He started toward Mary, stumbled at the top of the bank and, uuuble to slop himself, ran straight into her with such force that they were both bustled Into the brook up to their kneea and were spattered with muddy water to tbe tops of their heads. Tom rolled over behind the bushes in flu ecstasy of delight. "By-by Jingo! That parsou will be au ar-ar-arcudeacou yet," he said. Half an hour later Tom climbed In at tbe rear window of tbe clubhouse par lor. He bad comjpgied some verses thgt rm in' 1 We have just received our stoch of Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps We have one of the most Complete lines ever shown in Hillsboro. New Shapes. New Colors. No old stoch. Every hat is new and in styles that are up-to-the-minute. See our line before buying'. , THE HARVEST PICNIC AT SCHMITT & KUL1SCH" GROVE TWO MILES NOR 1 H REEDVILLE- BASELINE KOA1) Sunday, Aug. 26 j lu the morning there will lie Addresses by Prominent Speahers Baseball, Foot Races, Tug' of War, Greased Pole, Pie Eating', Watermelon Contest GOOD MUSIC In the Afternoon there will be a Big' Show in the New Hall EXCURSION FROM PORTLAND Train leaves Portland at 7 a. ui. and will stop at the new Perkins station. Free hack to and from Grove ADMISSION FREE TO GROVE SSSBSMSSIBSVSSSSSSSVBSSSSII IW'tr 1 I1" i ii' 19 1 - be iiieiint to tecoril lu bin Krapuophoue and Hprlng ou the coiiipuny Inter, 11 uUJiiHted the hluiik cylliuJer, reiiorder mill Hiniill burn anil wiim ntiout fo re pent thetn when hi walked Ibe Htjv, .Mr. AIoi'hc lookiiiK like nil evolution from, a rumimiKi' Mule lu Kiirnient has tily siiiitched from viirioua lookera. H laiiKheil ruefully. ' "I KiippoHe j'dii kiiw what happened)" he Mild. "Wouldn't have niiiwetl it for a dl-dla-nionil Hunhui-Kt." ... "You did not ce ttnylhiiiK peculiar, of course, except the ttccideiilV' HHked Sloine nnxioiixly. - '- -' "One ncehleitl -4 wo de-ileMl;iiK," said .Tom promptly. .-, ., ' 'J'hu cnriile Ki'oiined. : , - , "I simply hud to throw Iter nut of tbe g.iiiie mime wiiy. I could uol counte nance her mcoi'ciiiiiI hud uot the eoiir age to eXom her ib-cell Iwfore many people." ,-,!;, i , V . . . "11 wiih i?rand,". kiiIi) Tumi., "If aba's the hII-hII"- ' , , . "She certulnly la aly." Interrupted the curute. - k1 niM nrnnw NUW UM L L1. HOYT GO. Hillsboro, Oregon First CIat AccunimuJtiiiuiiif Hotel New Belmont MRS. L. ZINSLEY. Prop. 2 FirM Si., Corner Taylor, Portland Phone Pacific 1332 Waihlngton County Patronage Rcipeclfully Solicited "HghteBt good she knew ahe wan 1111"- "The same an lying," put In the curate. "likely to get caught," tlnUlied Tom. ."I trust you, my boy," said Morae, laying bis baud ou Toin'a shoulder, "but It occurred to me you might tell what you saw to your favorite, Mr. Hloan." "I shan't say a word, but be ought to know. He might marry her and fl-fl-flud oirt afWrward." "Hhe will never marry him," aald Morse, "He- be tblnka abe will," aald Tom. "I started to tease ber about him, unci she made fun of blui-Imitated bla slow way of speaking. A girl may dis claim or protest about a man Hhe reully cares for, but ridicule never! HeatdeN, abe stave lue to understand she la en- i iraffMl in Vie . lltlp Here eonieu Hloan. I do not wlh to meet him Just sow." And tbe curate escaped from tbe window. ' ' Tbe basdsotne young athlete found Tom fussing over bis grapbopboue, takv lug off the Hiniill horn mid pnltinf on the bl uioiiiiiiii " "Who won I he laJieV pin';" he Hiked. "Your itrnndmolhiT." hhIJ Slmiu, IhukIiIiik. "My nil nil w tin I "She hud 11 hiiiulinip of folly rive ou Iho nine hole-i mid mine out nhead of Miss Itrowu, the I'luisiNIi telrl. who pluyeil the whole i-unrso hi fmly live." The erovvd on the pluxr.a win rheer lux nnd I'lillliiu- fi.r Khmn to prevent btiu w ith the i'iii wlili h he bint noli. "Krliur me it think. Tin, will you?- I am I'hokiliii Willi Ihlrst and IlillHt go oulnlde u minute." n:ild Sloan, tlirow IllK blinself on the ilivan. ' "Tlmfs rl'.'lit II II lie down.' Kiihl Tom. "Von u ill need In." And, irtvliii ! the Kriplhpli !' it Hn.,1 turn h Unit ' ottirted II Ki'lnu. he K'fl the room. I The tiliinU tylnder Inieuiled for I Tom't verges hud rei orded his eouver ( out Ion ulih the 1 111. He. 11 n I every word : repriHliiueil lor Mian' hem-tit. I When Tom returned Hie room wss I empty. I.tin hml avohled them ull, i euttliiif in-roHH the Menu to tow n, uiitl ; neither Tom nur ;my of bis 'fellow gulf ! era kuw him iuuIii until he returned ! from Kiirupe n year Inter nfter Miiu 1 IteiHou w:n iiinrrliil lo Milliuiuilre Mil I ler. Ailminiitrator's Notice i Noliee in lierehy idven Unit iiiiiI.t' 1 nittned has lieen hy tlio ronnty n.nrl nf - llie Mule ol Urej( m, l.r Hie eouiity nl j Wii-diiiiirloii, duly Bi(oinl,l iu Ailminoi , trstor of the relate of !yii I, Lilly, de I eetuieil. iiil Inn ilnly iiiinlll)d an nih-Ii. I Now, therefore, all eruini hnviii); i Ihiiiih i hi'iiiiim1 until pmIuU urn here"? riilrl sml ! rnpieated to preaei.t litem, ilulv vrltle, lo tne dt the law- ntllit ol II. I . llatfli'V, in I HIINlHirii, Ori-uon, villhln tlx inniilhi . from itttte hereof. j I'lileil the nth tiny of AiiKONt, prntl. . II. Al. pitman; j Ailmliiltitiii'or Ktdnte of Hynti I,, l.liy, ; ilei-eHned, j 11. T. llnKley, Attnrnry for A dmlnlMrn lor. ! Notice of Filial Settlement. Noliivi ia hereby tjlven Unit the under siifiied, Hiliiiiiil-triUiir of the entitle of (I, , W. 8'tsver, iltKeaMetl, lian tiled IiIm llnal iMtwiiiiit m tmch adinlnldtrittor wllh the (Untnly Court of the WUiln of Oregon for the County of WsHhiiiirtoii, end ihnl the : niiiii court Iiiih net riuiNUuy. hiuuiihr 11 IIIUI, tit ton ii'i lock u. in. of Mil ii I iliiy, HN j the time, ami the court room In Ulllnluirn, ireKon, sn me pitcn, tor liouhnit odc tloiiM, If any there l , lo will liunl an coiint, and tor t tie Unit! nettlcinent of ail adiiiinlntra'tim, K. A. KSO'ITH, AdttiitilMlrHtor of the Untitle of (I. W. Hhavor, ilweaiiHil, . Alen Mweek, Attorney for AilnliitUlrator. i'ttttid at, llillnlinro, Uru., Auiml 15, !KK), Notice of Final Settlement . I Sot lee Im hereby giveu thill the tiniler NiKiiel, uilmiiiiNiiatorol' llie VNtutu ol lln I rietlit Moll, i Ic, mi soil, Iimm lileil in the l.oiinly l.iiiirt ol lliu Mnin ot Oregon fur WaHliiuatoii Ooniilv, liix linitl uciMiiint in ( the mutter of Mitiil eNtule, anil niiIu. Court nan appoliiUHJ MolnJay, Seitemlicr t, I 'll I, hi 10 . m., ut the Court l'.ooiu in IlillHlioro, (iri-Kon, uh Ilia lime ami pine for heaniiK objections Uiaunl linal aeeonnt ami t IK) mini m-U lenient nl ditlj ealule, : Ditted UiIh A,iKiiit 1(1, l(K!, i KUWAlill Hi;iIliLMI0lllf;ll. i AdmliiiHtrator of the KhIuIo of Ili'iiriellit 110117,, iieceaHen, ! (Jeo. II. ItaKley, Atty. for Adm'r, ' Notice to the Pubic .Notice la heretiy kIvhii Hint I, V. W. Kin, lielti)' unalile to burner live with mv wife. xii Ioiik Ha alie liven In the unie liniine wilh her lir.n her, and the mud wii'ti rcl'11. lug 10 go wllh hio, I hernhv aarn all pee soon toexlciiil no crmlll to' her on my no count, uh I will mil lie rinpounililu lor any dehtH coiitraeleil hy her. F. W. KINO, , Ueaverton, Ore,, Ail)?. I I, ll!(W, Strayed From Cornt'll road, bo tween Cedar Mill nitd Portland; bay mare, wilh linlfnr, alar in fore head; dlHtiunred front Imi; wriha about 1200; aorre.1 mare, wei;ha about 1 100, bns pcciilirtr iH' bind feet. Ten (I' llara reward Notify or write Jobn IlariHiihnl, Portland, It F. I). 2. ICxactly yea Htban Allen Hitclicock hss proven that one reilnlu Iif. OMrr is talking through a but that bus been riddled with buckshot. ' ; ' ' Argm and Journal, Jl.Tfi. Flour and Feed of all hinds. Buled Hoy, Poultry Food, Hop IWheta, Sulphur, Hop Supplies, on hand ut pricrs that will save you money. Give us a coll Climax Mill Talk About Power The two greatest iovers on earth are Vucle Sum aud the l-'aii hiiuk.s Morse Ivniue. Hoth itlwuys ready. Von can sec oue work at V. ( i. Clardiner's blacksmith shop, at Jos. Council's, Olencoc; Ferd (5 roller's, Scholls; a big one at the O.C.M.Co's pump ing station ou the Tualatiu; or one at the Argus oflice. I'm' paiticulars see or write L W. HOUSE. Hillsboro Oregon THE Massachusetts MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Co. Im orporsttd 1AM Dividends Paid Annually Insurance in the Massa chusetts Mutual Life In surance Company gives Unrivaled Advantages. ' h, Tleraivw of the Kswoms Non loiltltore iBiursDcs lwa. 2d. HecaiiMof Bnperior Kcosouiy .Vl. " Aanusl IHvldrsds 4th. Kverylhlng I'srtlrlrHttee Sth. " lu u record is clean 6tb. " Itavontrsctaarclbc best BWore you Inaure rt s II. G. COL 10N, Manager, Chamber of Commerce JAMIS SIIU, Ditto, t Aal. Portland, Ore. Administratrix' Notlcs Nollon Ik hereby Klreu tbat tbe Honorable County Court of the tjtste of Oregon for the County ol WaahliiKton, baa spimlnted the tincloralirned adinliiialralrli wlth-lhe-wlll-aiiueiud oflhe eaUle of Cynlhla H. Hamilton, deosaaeid. and all iwntoua hav tiiK clalniH aifslnat the aald ewlste are bars by untitled to prcaenl tbs aania to tlte tiudorHlvned at the law oltica of Ueo. K. ItiiKl'-y, In HHlHboro, within all ntnoths frotii the ditto heritor, properly verllled, Haled Ihi July 5, 18&I. MAHYA. HAKK, AdniUilNtratrla 'vlth-the-wlll annexed of the KHtam ol' Cynthia 8. Hamilton, de ceaaed. W. 1). liare aud Geo. It. Mauley, At torney lor Administratrix. Executrix' Notica Notice In hereby given, tbat tbe under signed bss been by the County Court of the Ntate ot Oregon, for Waahiiiirtnn County, duly appointed Kxwutrlx of tbe f Htitte of llavj.i Vurmti deoi.sitetl, and baa duly qualified an audi; Therefore, all mrw,na bavliiK clalma aKalnat aaid eatate are hernby required to IMBBi.nt them to me UigtAbtr with proper yoiirberNBt the lawollliwof H. T. Hatley, In HI IhIkiio, Origin, wlthlii nionl(ls from date Imrfof. I7,,tlWlt ""l',u"u' "ire this July ' ' HANNAH PIlllHlCH, Kxeoiitrlx nf tlieKstaie of David inr aer, dmontied. H. T. bafley, AtUirney for KatsUi. Feed Store lUMOKU'S BALSAM 01 MYRRH for the Human System ll.'l 1'iila. lotrua, l,rniM', tll liiH. alntlii. uaiM, (mini, Kliialnrtt snkli lialniMl liai'k, all latiipiiiMit, illt n k, ui tlitoul, itllfy, aaiio In low km, I htraxl, I. ailliai'hr, rra, ha, rlinoiiiallxii, tniiriili, pliMiiUy, I'Mimiiiiiiiim, in. Ilainl mir rtni, lnllilt, i'IuI bltiiia, iiirna, iniiilniia, ira. . N.11111I1M ttfolllHl Ilka hkl of ilotC snd allng-a of Iiim'I. old wm, uhfra, iPtfrsnr.', sit llr- It nmitula, anil i,ki IiIimhIiiii;, I OH DOMISIIf AMMMS II. 'l gall wirm, win. (ill, nail hiiiiii.U. it.lt.'. ir lMla, lniux.a, alliiiK.rniiia, xh.iiililKr altahta, llillaniliialliili, liiilauiml ttotilida, itll1a, hiill.lir, lii. rlottlMilia, u'lalUim, utu.l 1st rr, srao li.i'l, Ihrnali, hh Mimi, llaluU, ailpvll, Kaiisrvnoiia ouiiila, IihjIihI. I.iiiU, raknl tiibli-r, or lral, ami rvrry kind of ltn.lt m oiiii.t. thla l Kitaraiilvnl, Money I'a. k IT itolaa rpiirawnlml, lirlnu ymir iHtlllr lim It and K"l jroitr r.MMh.l, J. J. SMITH tUnka, Or, 1. O. A.hlrra. IWiivIIIp. K.hiIp 1 SSaViWVWMSS ..Central Meat Market.. CMMOTT BHOS., Prom., ( O. rtftawy Kreu ronatanlly nn baud a line attiilyo( Iresh ittrala ol all klti.ta. A Mmw Cem In Prlomt We are K"itiK sell iiirnla st prlt ee low er than llnatr whu li have nic trailed In tbt paat, Call in and are it. We niraii huMiirw. 'I'biwe and t ree lellvei Mall Street, sppoaltt Tsalalla Hslrl, Uilisbors, Oresa. 0 ODFr.nM Ilk w'vn -U Caiinirr I me Union Pacific 8 TltAINM TO THK KANT IIAII.V rilOM POIITI.ANII. Thtoiinh riilimao atauilard aud lotiilat leeplDK cata dally to Uuiaha, ClticaKo, Spoke ne; lotiilat aleepliiK car dally lo Kaaaaa City: tbroti(h I'till inali tntiilat sletuluK'Cara (personally couiliiiled) weekly to Cblraio, Kansas City, re cbnluK chair cars iarata Irre) lo tbe Kast dsity. PSfaST ros DAII.T Chli'Sgn BiHwIal via Hunt ington Atlautlo Kxpreai 1:10 r, m. via H 11 nl liigton (it. I'aul Kaat Mall 6:15 r. N. via Spokane I Port land HIkkh 1-oral :1S A.M. TIM K Hi It Kill! I. KM rM POKTI.AND aaiva raoM iuii.t Halt 1b, Ihiuver, r't. Worth, (tiiiaha, Kauaaa City, Hi.. Iinla, riili'siro and Kant Halt Lake, Denver. Kl. Worth, Omaha, Kanaaa City, HI, lamia, UhlraKO and Kaal Walla Walla, toii,Nokane,Wallaiie Pullman, Minimal. olla, HI, Paul, Im Intl., Milwaukee, t'hninifo and Kaat Por all Iih'uI poltilH hi.wpin IIIstkh ami Vim r, m. 7:in.a H.IMU.M roruanti I IMIOI'.M. OCKAN AND RIVKll SiillKDIll.K KHOM fOH'I'UNn Hteainahlpa llwn I'nrllaiiil and Hail Franiilwin every live days, Hier boaia on the lower Colinuhla and Willamette dally except Ntiiiilay, LOW HATKH To and from all poluia in ilA Kaat TlokeU via Ihla Mule on sale al all depot Olfli'ea of the BoiUbru Pai'ltii' Co, VM, McMHRRAV, (irineral 1'iuaengor Agent Portland, Oregon. ArRua snd OreKiinian, $2. mm v Th9 tatohen'm Queen knows that Bar old wlil.ky la luillanaabie aa a cut luary help. CYRUS flODLE ZTt ZStPirl ,he prepsratloaof all & ,h1uh'' of the kllcben. Te Mtui branda, lu qiiarta ami pinta, are rs asi mi n OHuaaura ocauhs. ,i.yy.if"'TVtl' '" M"l'". WMtTUNa.tklt.