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HILLSBORO ARGUS. SEPT . IS. 1908 Entered at tho Post-office at Hillsboro, Oregon, as eecnnd-ctas ntail matter. LUCIUS A. WNG, Edlto. County Official Paper Subscription: One Dollar per Annum. luted Exrerj .Thnraday MeK INSET Senator Foraker, of Ohio, has won out in the Mate convention, and he took occasion, although a republican, to eneeriogly refer to the president. This does not couoe with good grace from Mr. Foraker, considering that the fight in Ohio will be made on the nutter of. ad ministration. Without Roosevelt's intervention meddling, some ol his republican friends call it we should have had no rate bill, such as it is. Every step that has been taken forward, even were it the merest totter, has been forced by the president, and every stump speaker even here in Oregon out for votes for the republican ticket uses the name of Rosevelt to get the sympathies of his auditors Foraker is a regular soldier of the trusts, and he knows where hit money comes from, speaking from campaign standpoint. That such , . . I men as he should sneer at both Roosevelt and Bryan is expected and it will not be many years un- til the voters of Ohio will retire men of his class and elect senators who are closer to the people. Congressman Littletield, oi Maine, was re-elected to the Hause by a little over a thousand majority where two years ago he received over 5,000 plurality. Littletield is one of the standpatters, and he ays that the prohibition fight in jured him, and that Gompers.did not materially hurt his candidacy Ttia Main dBm,wrc turn,! nut --- j the largest vote in years and demo- na'nma ar., lVinlr t th r- r-r .-o - I turns favorably, while republicans rlftim th rimnlt .n Wiiba Xf inn wants to get back to the old times when a man could buy a drink of booze without going through sev enteen backdoors to get it. A federal jury at 1:45 this morn ing found E. P. Mays, a prominent Portland attorney and politician; W. N. Jones and George Sorenson,! guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government, thus closing another chapter in the famous Oregon land fraud cases. Of course, the cases will be appealed, as a matter of gain of lime. The jury was out but a short time, and the defend ants can rest assured that as they had as eminent counsel as could be found in the Pacific Northwest, there must have been some evi dence of crookedness. Senator Bob LaFollett has lost out in Wisconsin, his man for the governor's chair losing the contest by over forty thousand votes. The corporations are after Bob's Boalp end they are liable to get it. It is hardly probable that be can win re-election five years hence if money and powerful influence can defeat him. Bob is a good fighter, however, but the big fellows seem bound to drive him out of the party if it is possible so to do. BRAND LANDESS Mr. Oliver Brand and Miss Mmie Landess were united iu marriage at the parlors of the Hotel Esmond, ro'rtland, September 12, 1906, Judge Heid officiating. Mr. Brand 18 Well known in this city, where hn has tpkhIpo for a number of years, and the bride is a daughter of Mrs. John Landess, one of Washington Countv's respected pioneers, lestding in this city. Mr. aid Mrs. Brand will depart the first of the week for- Stella, Wash., where they will begin housekeeping, and be at home to I their friends. s SALEM STATE FAIR CAMPERS There is everv indication , of fine weather for Oregon State Fair u H0r,i.,K. ih.lR Tbio V u. , . v,'.i, IH t u iiJCBUo vua .u.n grounds will be crowded and that the late comers will have to go to the old grounds northeast of there, Tell your irienas to go eariy ana have their tents in position. Brace an not hit rnserved after Tueailav v.i, -ooV if that lnno Tb. j Tf crowosarBBo.uB . b"u ".M get' there before luesday of Fair week, have your tent mere ana up It will Bave you trouble and annoy , . a a ance. uememDer, mat uuo weain nr means over 1600 tents on this campground. Come early. FARM FOR SALE I wish to sell my home farm of 150 ere, 2i miles hoiu llilLboro; SO acres cleared and 24 acres slashed; 2 houses, barns, etc. Will aril tor $80 per acre. Also will soil 50 acres, 2 miles from town, SO acres under cultivation; balance slashed; 3 miles from Hillrboro, at t'5 jwr acre. Isaac Leisy, Hillsboro, U. F. D. 3. FOR SALE Graded Percheron stallion. Young Bouncer, 7 years old; weighs, 1750; sound; will work anywhere. Known as one of the greatest sires in thin section; gets fine, well built oils: blood-bay; breeds true locMor. A bargain for cash. Uememlvr yoti can botL work him and place him in stud. Bert Fonda, fVholls, ad dress, Hillsboro, Ore., 11 F. I). 2. PRINCE HENRV farmers desiring to have serviie of Prince Heurv should write II. I' Schuieltzer, lltllsboro, Ore., 8 the horse will hereafter be kept at the tome Kirn. If rot too far out will drive to farm, but o:herwise mure can be brought here. l!th lui- 6c States and Independent phones. II. D Schmeltzer. HillstH.ro. THE MARKETS, This morning's market reports, compiled from Portland quotations, are: Valley Wheat, new, 64c ('To. Barley feed, f JO ami f Jl; brew Wl-Mla : 22; rolled. $21 vans, uuo, -I. n ' 4. ,r, Inn Bran cit $.3 ,VT ton. couutrv. $;G Hay, Valley timothy, I 10.00 and ?,n' 1 ! ; , nay, viover, ana t u. Potatoes, new, Mkj. Fees, Oregon ranch, 201 and 27. Butter, Kxtra Creamery, 2 I'M U Hops, r.tOu contracts, l.i20c Reward The Oregon Iron & Steel Comnsnv will nav a reward of Hve Hundred IXillars for the arrest and conviction of the per son who, on or about the i6th da; of August, loco, deitroved bv dvnamtle or other explosive, a portion of the dam of i Oregon lion ot teei umpam, across the Tualatin River, in Clackamas County, State of Oregon V"ea. roruano, uregon, augusi jid. ioo6. The Orrcon Iron & Stkkl Co. BX A- S- Pattallo, Secretary. A Dry (Iran. All prisoners', on admission, shall I compelled to take a bath. rrlson 1U"-'- illation. New Arrival I say, guv'nor, I don't want no bath. C'ouklu t you do mi with one of these 'ere vacuum clean ers? Sketch. Atnbitiun. When Margaret Green was about seven teen Her plana and her specifications Of the roan who should share all her Joy and her care Were accurate, nice calculations. 11 Iks Mui gan t said, "The man that I wed Must be tall and aesthetic and curving, The popular rage on the matinee 6laK( With a name like Montgomery Irving.' When Margaret grew to about twenty- two A sweet, sentlmental-IHie slr-n She yearned for the fame of an author . whose name Was Tennyson Keats Shelley-Byron. In a year or so more she was then twen ty-four It was Margaret's dearest ambition To marry a Pole with less money than soul Bassolefsky, the famous musician. Ten years-how iliey flyi-went Klimm'-r- many And MaiKarel came to be thirty. She still was a miss In her singular bliss. But no lonnrer coquettish and tllrty. Three more years of her life, and Alas Kie's a wife After all of her plannln' and guessing Nor does she r .'plne that the name on the siBn Of the store saya "Schmidt, Indicates- en. ' -Franklin P. Adama In Woman'a loins Companion. An Old Master. The Hev. Rusxell Day, an Eton mas ter of the last century, was very strict, and to gain his approval In "Haying Ies- n" waa almost an impossibility, at least the author of "Memories of Eton and EtonlaiiH" says he found It so, ..jj Day of ..j, 1)U.,. liH be wag geiieraliy caIied never mpted B i,0yt au(i at the very first mistake, or if the boy forgot a word, he' was d!s- missed at once witn: ."Write It out, my friend." A this same writing out took twen Uy minutes at least, most of the boys were In the bublt of writing It out be- fortband In preference to spendluff a long- tlme .y,, t0 learn lt aild Uien i,elm, called unon by "mr friend" to 1 write it out at the first breakdown Mr. Day used to suffer from gout or neuralgic paius, and there le a story that once having ordered fl toy to "write It out" and then having a sud den twinge be followed It up with, "twice, my friend," and when tlie boy showed aorne surprise be continued, as soother twinge came on, "aud once In tb Creek character!" Mr. Bowser Buus a Cow He Expects to Save Money on Milk and Butter and to Avoid Sickness. DISAPPOINTED IN BEAST Mrs. IWki Pokes Fun at lim, and le Meets 'Unpleasant Fate In I lis Own Mulery. , l. i itM. t'.v t . C Kastranl.j AT 4 wVM-k-Hld' a man htuliim L in front of tl T 4 4rtnli ntber afternoon a oow stopped the Wowser rvsl- l.'iuv, a ml the tiuiu turned In at the c:it and r.nw the doorMl Mrs. lt.iuser Impiiencd to, l eoliveu u:!y bandy, and she ausweivd it. -1 suppose you want till; iw aroinul iu the alK-jr shedV ipurld the man. a t.lio appeaivd. "What row, and what have t to do with ItV That row out In tlie sttvt I sold her to vour husband a Unit an hour ascfl if your name is Wowser." "There must w some mistake. What sort of a looklus man Is my li unhand!" -He's what (hey rail a one story tuu short and fat ami IwildhiHided. Oh there's ms mistake almut It. lie wrote las u.iine ami tiumlier down on this sliti of iwiiwr, as you see. He' got the A MAS LEADING A COW. bi'-rui'Ht Kirzalu of any niau whoi Ixniiiltt a cow this year. 1 bt him hav her for 4.V Ho was a dunce to pay you half that." replied .Mm. Itowm-r as she steii ihmI out to net a better view of the uiimal. Had llefu.ed Uoai Offer. 1 could iiave sold her for $.V hint wtn;K. 'Then wime one must have wanted to start fl bone yard pretty bad. Look at tlie condition slie"s In! That cow won't Klve two iputrta of milk a day You'd better drive her riiibt dowu to the river and dump her In. But don't take that cow ou ber looks, ma'am." protested the man. "She had twin calves, aud she's lost e;u lsili within a month. She's griev in-,' for them a ml lias lost her appe- tit", (iive her a little show to get ber spirits lcii k, and If she doesn't nil pail twice it day 1 dou't know anything nU)ul cows. I'll drive her arouud aud nut her in the shed, aud when Mr. limvvcr comes he'll explain every tbimr." It had lxen lomr years since M Ttowser bad mentioneil the name cow, and be bad koub aud invested lu kcletoii without 0 hint of his Intel! tioiis. Mrs. JJowser wa thorougbly put out, but as she could not band words with tlie cow dealer she retired Into the hoii-c aud left him to put tb iinliiial in the Mini, as hoou as bad done so he got out of the uelghlior hood as fast as he could. Ten minutes after the man's coat tails had dlsni pearcl Mr. Bowser piime home. II bad meant to break the news himself and in Lis own way, but be saw thai It was too late. "Well, what do you think of the In vestment';" he cureleukly asked as be It 11 111; up his iiat. I think you illicit have got a bundle of lionos at the slaughter bouse for a ood ileal less money," replied Mrs. ISowser. Now, then, my dear, wait uutll you bave liea I'd tlie whole story. When 1 Ktat'ted for tlie olllce this morning 1 had no more IhmiKht of buying a cow than I had of jumping dowu a well. At the olllce I found l'rofessor Lug- an, the germ and microbe expert. Knowing how Interested I am lu sucb matters, be bad culled to give me the results of some recent experiment. I low many bacteria do you suppose be found In a pound of butter bought at a grocery'" "Not a single one." "Over a million, my dear. woman, and every one of them capable of starting a case of typhoid fever. How many genrm do you guess be fottud In a quart of inilkV" "I don't care how many he found Your bacteria and germs and microbes are all nonsense. No out ever heard of such things until a few years ago." "Iiou't lie a donkey, Mrs. Bowser. Nine-tenths of the sickness and deeth of today are caused by those rwry things. If you want to run the- rlsk, thi'B go abend, but I want no microbes la wlue. The professor estimated that with a cow of our own we wouul both live ten years longer." "And be probably got $10 of the money." . "Mrs. Bowser, don't ro too fur!" cau tioned Mr. Bowser as be flushed tip. "No living man or woman can Impugn the honesty of Professor Duggan. It was his friendship for me that brought him to the olllce. He Is not a man to stand by and see it friend of his swal low microbes by the cart load." Mrs. Bowser had nothing to Buy In ply, anil after gazing lit the cow shed from u back window for two or three minutes Mr. It iwser continued: "Of. course I u culclLy actuated It HIP question t nenfftl, hiri tlKi i an other side to It. What do you mipoN our milk and butter hav cot us th hist year milk and butter full of bac teria and mk'trttlMwf" "l have no Inten-st In the matter You hav IsMight a row and atv goln to do great things wllh her." He glared at her i'ut hung on to lilin. self. He wauled rS straighten the t tpuwtlou out liefore picking tip any sbU Issues, , Vwary ami tlrallh. "I have tlgttrvd It tip, ami we shall mvp something like a hundred dolhrt a year not a microbe, not a laeterluuJ, not a genu, and a clean aiug of a hundred dollars! 1 don't aev why ou need fivl put out about It. Name me a uis ii who could have done a better thing all around." How can we make butter out of two or three quarts of milk a day;" de manded Mrs. Bowser as she amse. 'Two or thrs quarts of milk a day! Why, woman, your head must have got screwed on the wrong way. There will lie all of ten quarts at a milking. We shall use about two quarts a day. aud the rest wllh no Into butter ami hee. Yes, I forgot almut the 'hevM. We will make our own and have It every day. You can't sqneene four quarts a day out of that bundle of Ismes, and there won't he cream enoush for the cut. Mr. Bowser, you have lnvu lua-used again, done up, maiie a guy or. luai cow Is so old that she has Isitlt front feet In the lii'ave." Woman, I deny It!" he shoub'd at the lop of his voice, breaking Iihis at last. "1 wanb-d a cow to save both our live ami to make a prout or ns' a year. Because you didn't think of It tlrst you rp mad mid Jealous. It won't do you any good. The row bus I shu bought ami paid for. Here she will remain. If you don't want any of the milk, butter and cheese, you can eat raw turulvs." Srlllrd Mrs. Humrr, That settled Mrs. Itowser. They went down to dinner at the ringing of the Isdl, but neither suike during tlie meal. Wheu It was emhsl Mr. Bowser went upstairs and slipped on an old Coat, aud then, coming dowu, he took tin pall from the kitchen and went out to milk the new cow. She was et peetlug biiii. He fetched a pall of wa tel and some hay from a bam across the alley, and U'fore pruovdlug t milk he looked ber over. She lookeil old and decrepit. She looked mourn ful and disconsolate. The thought rami' steallug o'er hint that, he had Isvn done lip, but be shut his Hps and forced It back. Never In this living wort would he admit the fact to Mrs. Bow ger after what she had said. Bv and bv Mr. Bowser sat down to milk. He sat down on the wrong side, but lu this case It made no illrTen-nce. There was less than a pint of milk In the mlder, and the cow hud made tq her mind not to part with that without a struggle. As Hit milker iH-gau t bunt for milk the animal drew a long lreath and threw all her strength Into one kick, and as Mr. Bowser went over backward she took advuiitago of "the opeu dmr" and got Into the alley am dlsnpiKmred. Srr la the Sard. After three-quarters of tin hour hail passed Mrs. Bowser strolled aero the hack yard to sei what had happened The cow shed was as quiet as grave. She looked In to llml the cow gone and Mr. Bowser lying there as If sweetly sleeping. The hostler from tlie barn joined ber, it ml after a look be aald: "Ho was kicked lu the stomach, ma'am, and Is waiting to get bis hoc ond wind. Shall-1 run after the cow?' "No. If she returns chase ber away.' Ten minutes later, as tin camphor bottle was held lo Mr. Itowser's nose he opened his eyes ami faintly luqul ed where he was. "In your own mllkery and cheesery and safe from germs and uilcrols's aud bacteria," softly replied Mrs. Bowse and he heaved a great sigh of content lueut as he dropped his head back on the buy. M. ytVl. She Giggles. SWEET Mary l a charming girl. Or so Augustus thinks. She weura her gulden hair a -curl la fascinating kluks. But, oh, will Hume one I' ll me why. While atlll wllh life she higgles And all Its solemn momenta II V, She giggles? It matters not how dread the hour, How grave Its moments be; While others' tears full Ilka a ahowar. Sweet Mary si "Te he!" And there are others of tier kind li'or Instance, young Miss MlggleS, Who when she needs to ttlr her inliid Just giggles. 1 eat with Hamlet but last week. The melancholy Dane Brought tears to my unwonted cheek, 80 sore his woe und pain. "To be or not to be!" he cried, While Mary sgulimed anil wrlKKled, And when at lust poor Hamlet died Blie giggled. Within the solemn house of prayer. At (unction or pink tea, Where Mary goes-yet, everywhere Bhe takes her "te ho he." If laughter's due or laughter's not Her golden head she wriggles, And, though there's pathos in the plot, Hrie giggles. I've thought full oft of Mary's case, Along IKe'a thorny road. Why la her glggler out of place , And why does It explode? Is tt because her thinks won't flow The while she writhes and wriggles? I dare not say: I only know Hhe giggles. Ban Francisco Call. Aa Far as Possible. Colonel Browa-Aud o you qua reled with young Jones because lie put tils arm round your waist? Mist Oiigbonpwong He didn't put bis arm round uiy walat, but be tried. Colonel Bi'uwuc-Yes, of cuUlHb; tbat'S what I mean. 15 AdminiftratriK Notice otlce l hereby given thai th Honorable xiiiilf i'oui t of ih Slam of Oregon lor m Voiintv l Vt a-ihliigltoi, lias aiqsihilnl Hi iiu.lersiiniwt admtnialratrta with th-l ill-meed of the alat ol t'yiillila 8. 1 Million, itevpaaed, and all iMraona hv. I ng claims ag -nisi ine win esiai ara her iHilitimt to innt th hjiiii to lln-l iiilentiiiiHht at Hie Uw uibc of Ueo, K.I Itauley, in Hillabom, within all iiioiiths om me date Hereof, pr,qrly vrrlltisl. I'aivii litis juiy ,i, I'Mi. MAKY A. 1UKK. dtimiistratrll wlth-lba-will anliel of li p.iat vt t vntlila M. llmil llou. da- eeasxl. W. 1. Ilara and ). It. 1UkIv. At- riieys lor Aduiliiiatratrix. Extcuttia' Notice ot lea Is harvby itlvao. that th undr igni'd haa been by Ih foiinly I'ourt of n Male ol OrcL'on, rr ashinirioii I oiiniv, iloiy neiKtinifHl Keutri of ihl esliit f las ld l ursrr, deceased, and has I laly qnillille,! aaaueh: Therefor, all wrs,oi liavltia claims against shkI ntat ar br'by nsiulrad lo ie,'in iiietu to in lou-cuirr u a propvr oiiclipraal III law ollica ol II. T. Ussier IlillslKou. Urnruii. tlbln six inoiilhs irom uai nercoi. I Isited at lliltshnro, llnsou, thla July! tl ANN All rt'ltSKIt, Kxeeutrlx of tli Klni of Pavld I'nr Mir, ilis raspil. II. T. llHgley, Attorney for Kslal. Adminiatrator'a Notica Notice ia hereliv t ven that th under igncd has Ihtii hv tl roll nl T eourl oi l li Slain ol Urvii hi. tor th isiuutr ol I n aiuiiikriou, oiiiv auiHtimau as Aiiioniis- iraior o the rstal ol .'-yiia I, l.illv. He s-asi'd, and baa duly oiialilled as aueli. Sow, therefor, all perssiu having elalins I agamsi sniil esinla ar hereby nspilrisl ami rvuiieatetl lo nrtnei I tlirui. ilillv verlllnl. to in at in law ollie) ol n. I, iiagiev, in I lllllsboni, Otegou, wtlnltl six inoiilhs from date beri'ol. Iialisl Hie !Hlt day of August, l'i. II. M. PITMAN. Adiiilnlsliator Kstal of 8yua U l.lly. 111". IOi,l. II. T, lliigley, Atlornry for Adniinlslr lor. Notice of Final Settlement. Sotlc is hereby given thai the under-1 igueil, ailiiilulMralor or llie esial ol tl. W. S'laver. deceased, baa html tils linal I account as such administrator with Ihr I County Court ol the Slate of Oregon fot I the l ouiity of n asliinirton. ami tliat Hi said Conn has art Ineioiny, Sptmlr 11 1 nu, at leu o clock a. in. ol aald ilay, i th lime, and the court room In Hlllslsini, Oregon, as the place, lor hearing ohjeo- Hons, tf any there Is, lo aald host count, and for t tit' Una! nalttrmcnl of aald adniiiihlralion. K. A. KNOTT!. Administrator of the Kalate of tt. W. Shaver, deceased. Alex Mweek. Attorney for Administrate Iialisl at JtlllslMiro, Ore., August l.i, lllKk Notice of Final Settlement Not lc la hereby givu that the under liriied, admliita'ralnrof thstal of lieu nulla lloltx. ilecwimsl, lias lilvil lu Ihe County Court of the Slnta of Orngon for l asiiiiiBton loiiuty, Ida liiuil acisiiint In th matter of said pstnle, and said Court has apsiiid Monday, Si-plemla-r 24. I'xni, at 10 a. in., at Ilia Court koom in llillnlwro, ingoii, as tlie tlini" and pliM- I for hearing objection to said linal aii oiint ami the linal cltleniiil nl said palate. Bated this Anirust Hi. KUWAItlt HCMl LMKHH II. Admiiiistralor of tlie l-Jitalo of llrurielta Holla, deceaspil, (iii). 11. Ilagley, Any. for Aibu'r, Disiolution of Pertnrrthip Notice l. here by given that the pattner ship herrtolore exiitiojr Iwtwrrn A. M li ner and W. K. Heard, doing husiueaa aa the Bauka Cinnunrcial Cluh, has len diaaolved, A. Muncr retiring from the firm. All bills due and owing to Ihe obi firm must paid to Heard St Oalaway, and all bills owed by the old lirui will lie paid by Heard & l.slawav. Dated at Banki, lire.. Aug. at, 1406. V. K. HKARU. Notice to the Pubic Notice Is hereby given that I, K. V, King, I Ismiii unable to Imurer live with 111 v w ife, I so long aa she Uvea in the sanin hnu with her brother, and the said wife rcfus-1 inn lu go with me, I hereby warn all wr suns to extern! no crelit lo heron my a- ennui, as I will not be rrsponalhle for any ileiits contracted ny nor. V. W. KINU. Ileaverton, Ore., All. 14, Oregon Siioqr Line Union Pacific AMD U TKAINH TO TUK KAHT DAIliT KKOM I'OUTIiANI). Through I'lillnmn standard aud lourlat leeiiini csra dully to Omaha, Chicago, Spokane; totiriat gleeping-car daily to Kansas city; liiroiiKn ruiiman lounai sleepin(-cars (pereotially conducted) weekly to ChlcKO, Kantaa city, re- ctininK chair carl (aeati free) to the Kast daily. UKPART ma DAILY TIMK H(!llKDUbKH raoM POUT LAN I) AkRIVi raoM iiAinr Chlcaxn Port land Hiiec.ini Salt T,nka, Dnnver, Kt, Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, HI. bonis, (Hilcago and Kast 9:. a.m. 5:110 r, m. via lit) nt IliKtoll Atlantic Kx proas Halt t,ake, Denver, Kt. Worth, Omaha, Kuusas City, Ht. Ixmls, CliicKo and Kast Walla Walla," lwh lon.Hpokane. Wallace Pullinan, Minneap olis, Ht. Paul, l)u luth, Milwaukee), Cblciiifo anil Kast H:IDr.M. 7;15a.m via Ht. Paul Kast Mail 0:15 P. at. via Hiokane l'orl- limd HiKK Ijn-lll H:l.'i a.m 8:00 a, m For all I'Kial points hetween Hint!" ami Portland (1:00 p.m. OCEAN AND RIVKR 8CHKDUI-R KKOM PORTLAND NlPHHiNhlpH batweon Portland and Ban Kranelsco overy nvBuays. Hlver boats on tlie lower Columbia and Willamette daily except Hiniitay, liOW It AT ICS To anil from all points In tha Kast. Tickets via this route on iale at all daunt ulllcns of the Houtherii Paeltlc Co, WM. McMURRAY, Cieueral PaBsenger Agent Portland, Oregon. Feed Store Wc ltavo rctumol our l'Vctl Stt'ic l the iii-w lukk, fit S.Mml Sluil LIME AND CEMENT Ami a full line ol I'loitr a ml IVul, I'aKtl Hay, etc. Climax Mill ST. MARY'S NKAR UK A V A IIOAUDINC votMiti lailio St. Mary's. Location pleasant and con venient, (iroiunls extensive. lUiiUlini',s new ami fut niched wiili ltuulein improve incuts. Careful attention to all that jht taius to gootl health ami titifoit of the students. The etitt ieulaiu ciul'iaies Pri mary, (iiauini ir, Aeatleinie ami Commer cial courses. Specialists for voice culture ami physical tiainim;. Pest instruction in Music, Klocutiott ami Lau.uaes. ' OPENS AONl)AY, ShPTEAAHUR 10 l'or Catalogue, atUlicss, Sister Superior UKAVKRTON tiMI-.tiON r b1 I liiiijt.iii w.j. van IIANIORD'S IULSAMorMYUi.il For Ihe llunuin System Heals cuts, hums, bruises, shcII iiigs, strains. spriiliiK, ueuk biiuls. Hp tilllieil ankles, sli'iiiiied bucks, all lameness, still neck, sore tlinml, iiilli"y, ague in fica ami brensl, bsitliache, earaclin, rheiiimtiixhi, neural(ia, durlsy, pneninoniii, in llamed sore eyes, liiiKtliitcs, chii lilaius, citrus, bunions, piles, poi sonous woiiimIh like hitcN ol' iliis and sting" of insects, old sores, ulcers, lever sores, all HeMi wounds, and slops hlocdiiie;. I OR D0MISIIC ANIMAIS If mils 1:11 1 1 sores, wire nils, null wounds, colic, sine bremts, bruises, swellings, sprains, Hhnuhlor si ruins, Inllnminiiliou, iulliimeii whiiiiiIm, pulls, hiiiichcs, spavin, rliiulmnc, serabdies, tnud lever, grouse heel, thrush, pipe sores, lixluln, pnllnvil, gangienoiis woiiiiiIh, lnuliul, limlx, caked uihler, sore teals, and every kind of Until wound, This Is guumnleed. Money liiu-U If not as represented, lirln yniir luittliliiirk und Kd your refund, J. J. SMITH IliiukN, Om, P. O. AdilresN, (Jieenvllle, Untile 2 SVSssAAAAVVVWNAAV ..Central Meat Market., -fSlPililltiS EMMOTT BROS., Prop., fiiooaeaora lo CI. Tilbury Keep conslnntly on linml a flue inpply of fresh incuts of all kludii. A Mow Era In Prlaen We are KH'"K ' w" "'rut at price low er than tboae which lmve prevailed in the past. Call in iiml'sce us. We menu huaiuesH. 'Phono and 1'rie Delivery Mala Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel, Uillaboro, Oregon. Removed Feed Store -aap INSTITirri' I' R T O N, 0 R K. AND DAY SCHOOL for toiitliuU'd l)' Sisters of 4 I M ,1 ('1,11 A. lmilKHlllietl Hotel New Helmont MHS I INSI I V, I',,.,,. Fitil Si , t'etncf I'ln.nr P..du Tslei , 012 P.ulUliJ C'ounly Ptioiuue Hf t. ifully Soli.ind Tito HitcStcn'a Queen know Hint flue old wliUky in ln.lhvuwll aa a cut. liniiy liclp. GYRUS NOBLE eX are fnvnrlirs wllh Hie r,i"Vf the tlnllrd Hlalea. The nneiM-illnl tiiri nml ,l.-ii; l,l( thr. wlil.klrs, Iwi-knt ty llH-ira.l iiSabiliiy f,,r Hie i.rriiation ol all rtihe In wlii. h g.l wliuky la riiiinl, iil tlirro ia tlie limit Mink simma; the nrcrllir of Hie kitchen, The Nin.i s lirsmla, in imiit ami iint, ins For $al nl mil CttUGCISTS am DCMUM. summit a co ic., DMrikMtn. poutund.wb. ifcsrwgJBCCaaHii 1 iiiiiaaBBBaBWaaBaaaBi THE Massachusetts MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Co. Incorporated ISH Dividends Paid Annually Insurance in the Massa chusetts Mutual Life In surance Company gives Unrivaled Advantages. 1st, Urmime of the I'auuiua Non forfeiture Insurance !,aw. "d. llcciinsc of Hiipcrinr I'.conomy " " A 11 11 licit Dividends 41I1. " V.verylhiiiej i'articlpiitei fltli, " Its )uiht record is clean bill. " ItscomraclM are the beat Hcton yon insure nee uh II. 0. C01I ON, Mtinaqer. CIuiiiiIkm' ol Commerce JAM! S SI I If, Dislriit Aqpnl, 1'ortlnntl, Ore. If you want to ptiint your build lug romn and huh uh We are nif iiIh for tlin funmiH Pnttnn Hun Proof I'aiiit. Kcliulriiorwth Bros, Aikuh and OriEoniiin, $2, J
