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HILLSBORO ARGUS. SEPT. 13. 1908 GO 10 TILLAMOOK K. E. Lylle, president of the IV cifio Railway & NaTiaaUon Corup any. C. E. I.ytle, general manager of the road; Chief Engineer Davis and Walter Moore, a Cortland capi ttlist, have departed for Tillamook, over the Wilson Hiver road, to talk with the twpt of the Bay City relative to building into that noint. President Lytle told the Deoitle of that place Wet Fall that when he had a line surveyed through and knew what he had to do, and where his route lay, he would talk business to them, and he is tnakins cood. If the people of Tillamook will luBetfLvtlehalf way, and offer himt . f have oflered other tiron,.,. 1 v II at once put in crew at Um ( t tti H the line and work to rue the eoi.ruotion forces on this end. General Manager C. KALftle plates that there will be sixty or seventy thousand dollar worth of work on the road pawing over the Buxton and coast ranges. A heavy sprinkle fell Friday night, and the dust was settled for a day or so, but the precipitation was not tumcient to stop the nop harvest. The Ptorm ws very heavy off the coast, but here in the valley very little water fell Sat urday morning the sun came out, and hrp picker were not delayed an hour. Fr stf were on tip tot two or three cigala the fi st of the week. Hon. V. H. Wehrung and wife went to Silent Sunday, to attend the State F.ir Mr Welirune g e as one of the oflicia's of the North west Racing Associmion. For Sale Pure bred Jersey bull cH, from registered co, 5 months old. ln.uir t F. F and A. K. 1 lanky, 3 mile north of HillsUuo Fine line of Mohair for waistlngs til sha lis and colors, at II. Wth rung iVfcotiS. J lo Tou Oicu Your loutk ' I,lVe a young hint and gulp down what nerfoodor medicine umy be offered tout Or. Jo yon want to know something of the com Swn ion and character of that whU-tt yon taWo Into your stouiacu lietht a food it medicine? Mot-t tnlelliirciit and sensible people now-a-rlas insi-t on knowing- ht they employ whether as food or medicine, lr. tVrv believes Uiey have a perfect risht U iH-vix ituonstich knowledge. Soh puWisht-s.Mituiast ami on each bottle wramvr. h atjiT'"rmkUci ties ar niada of aiilwes tjffir ii ?a This he feels h.-can wXjJjord todo frvavfc "'"fl ti e ingredient yt which hi medicine if made are nid:ed and undert.Hl 111 Travel Noticta This is the 6nest season of the year at the Newport Beach. The South ern Pacific will extend the reduced rate until October 30, and you can make the round trip for 111. If you wish to beat this price, however, you can go Saturday and return Monday, giving you a full Sunday at the beach, for f C 00. If you wish to go to Medford, Oregon, to Rod & Gum Club meet ing, you can make the round trip for one and one-third fare. Oct. 15 to 25. the Pylhians meet in conclave at New Orleans, and you can make the trip via ElPaso for 1.6.50, go and return via fort land. Denver and Texline, $80.85; via Kansas City, St. Louis or St. Paul, $86 CO; via Portland and Chicago, $92.80. Sale dates, Oc tober 7 and S. COUNTY COURT Ordered that tax certificates owned by county against 21 acres in sec tion 2 t 1 n r 5 w be assigned to J B Wilkes upon payment of $5. C H Fry,Beverton,and A B Ca ples, of Forest Grove, are confirm ed as deputy sheriffs. Warehouse licenses issued to Jno Milne and Albers Bros & Schneid er. Recorder's fees, August, I20G.90; clerk's fees, $142 25. ! Ordered that warrants recently advertised as uncalled for shall be cancelled, and payment refused. Additional claims allowed: EG Hagey, relief.... 4 oo John Johnson, bridges 5 oo Peter f?rown, bridges .. ... 4 oo F W Cady, J W Chatterttin. C K . Sneeht, t" L Mitchell, lr Ilnbiimm Kobert Hocken, 4 each, wit eo ct 24 oo W K Pessinger, same 1 5o XI chambnrg, wit Rehbcri; cae . 1 5o JCtntna Miller, Alma Andrews, W D Kehberg, saute case ea 1 5o 4 5o U T Bagley, acting coroner, do . 9 ik I)r Wood same case II oo J J Smith, bridges "25 3' Bessie Wiley, witness 4 oo Mrs W K Lee, witness tolleate.... 4 3o J H Mchatuer, Jno Baldwin, tame, $2.70 each ., 5 40 C W Hudson, J H Himdlev. W Hamrielc, W 8 Boyer. K F Chat lield, Wm Oraee, witnesses pan- ielJ ease. S3.HU each 23 40 Wisa II or ford, ? HiKleiixtein, wit nesses tollgKte ease, eacn ... 10 20 H (i Fitch, witness 4 SO I! Wagner " 175 (ius lJroriner, siiiierviitor's sal 2 50 Um llrickell Andrew Heekmann J J Hniith " T i Mea'hani " W W Iwis J H Dorlaml F M Kelsay " :W Co 10 00 6 25 S 75 10 OO 27 50 o Of) Cheat seed and tare seed for sale by J. W. Vandervelden, of Roy. Are you a smoker? Then call for the Schiller or Excellencia Oregon manufacture. Pvichard Baldra is sufficiently re covered that be is again able to be on the streets occasionally. For sale, cheap: Span of large work geldings, harness, and wagon. John A. Hobbs, Hillsboro. Mrs. Daniel Hill has returned from a summer's stay in Eastern Oregon. Her husband is now threshing at Pendleton, and will soon return to the valley. For sale: 20 acres land, i mile north of town; 4 acres beaverdam on place. Goes for $1,000. In quire at this office. - Ruts Richardson has teen hold ing down the night board at tbei raciuc Mates' central for gomel weeks. Mrs. Richardson, who has! been visiting in Portland, has re turned home. . use Jap-a-iao to uniBh your floors and renew your furniture. ii. A. Patterson, Distributor. Pure, clean tare seed for e ale in Bmall or large quantities. Will deliver 500 lb orders at your near est trading point. Have also s quantity of rye, mixed slightly with tare, and limited quantity of clean cheat seed. Jno. A. Hobbs, Hillsboro. For a good smoke try the Schil ler or Excellencia and you will try them again and again. Wm. Welch, aged about 73 ' years, died at Portland, the first of the week, and the funeral took place Wednesday. Deceased was a native of Ireland . He leaves two sons, James, Beaverton, and John, Port land, and a daughter residing in the Rose City. I lli. lr mii nor curative virtue FARM FOR SAi Tor the cure of woman's peculiar weak. oe.-M, irTHlrUle! wnd dlrnemelta, giving ri W frwiuent headache, back ache, dravsnur-dowii paia or diatr In hmof aialuiniual of pWvte KU aeraw fa; times, with a debilitating, pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp toms of weakness, ttr. t'leree's Favorite Pi-.'r:iitliii I a inot efficient remevlv. It is ounallv effective in curing painful periods, in giving strength to nursing mothers ami in preparing the system of the tiMvt:inl mother for babv'a ivniing, thus rendering childbirth a(e and coui parativ elv paiitless. The " r avorltc Fre-s.-rintioiii i a nuvst notent, strengthening limio to the general system knd to tha orirans diliuet!v IVmintiie In particular. It is also a soothing ami Invigorating nervine and cures nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, snasms. chorea or St. Vitus dance, and other distressimr nervous symptoms av tendant noon functional and organic dis eases of the distinctly feminine organs. A host of medical authorities of all the several schools of practice. reeomnieiKl each of the several Ingredients of w hich Kavriw I'reserii'tlon " is made for th cure of thed!seas.sforhich It lsclalmel to ! a ctin You niav n-ad ahal thev sav fur tjntirwff hv smling a postal card request for a fw Uaiklot of extracts from tiie leading authorities, to Dr. K. V, Fierce. Invalids' lintel and Surgical In flitnte. ltu!T.ilo. N. Y.. and It lll cotu Ui You by return post. 1 Something Doing All the Time SUMMONS is tiik eiRcrir cofut ok thk STATE OF ORKtJOX. FOR WASHINGTON (Xl'NTY Pacilic Hallway ,v Navigation I'om-'l puny, a corporation, 1 laiutin, vs. Kate M. SpieriiiKs, Mary M. Mor gan. John Snierings. Chaa. Wil- Spleriiv Uani Ksther Hose New, Novel autl eutcrtaiuiug. Kvcry day a big day. Hcautiful camp groutuls. lCxecllcnt water. Kiioourav'e aid AgrieuUuvc by attending. (ikmi day and night. Your friends will lo there OREGON STATE FAIR lit I UK I HAN MIOICINL OR D0C10KS Ten Thousand-dollar Premium I'und. Tifteen Thousand-dollar Speed I'und. Various Sjvcial Premiums. Immense Display of Farm Products. Modem milk, ing inachiue m ojK-ration every day Reduced Rates on Railroads V. H. IKIWMNU, frcs. K. W. PUKItIN, See Salem, September 10-15, 1906 7 Proclamation gs. Miierttigt. Kvaline Spierings, Jidin Josetdi Sinerings, ami Frank I'at rick Spierings, Defendants. To Mary M. Morgan, one of the above minted defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear In the t'lr cuit Court of the Slate of Oregon lor Washington County and aiuwer th com plaint of the plaintiff therein tiled trains! yon. on or before the expiration of ail (II) weeks from the date of the lirst publica tion of this summons, to-wit: On or before the S.h day of November, l'ni. the lirst imblionlion thereof being the tilth day of September, liifltl, and you will please take notice thai if you fail to s st'Divir and miswer said complaint, the uiaiiilit! will take judgment agaiitst you. condemning and upprpriating to its use tor the purpose ot erecting, constructing maintaining and operatitnr its railway for the carriage of passengers and freight as a common earner ror hire, a KtKht or Way upon and across a portion of th Southwest qtlarter of Section 5, T. 1 X. IU 8 V. of the Will. .Mer., Washington Coun ty, Oregon, being designated as a strip of lain! leet wule. peitig M leet n ine on each side of the center line of the Paeitlc Uuilway .V Navigation Company's Kail- I ay, as now surveyed and lis'ateil upon said laint ana partxutariy iiescrioen as follows: liegiiinitig at a point 101S .H-10 feet North and 2iK 4-10 feet West of the corner Ihh U pwi Sections a and 8 in T. 1 N. K. 3 W Will. Mer., running thence N, 6o' deg. 'M min. V iil." 3 10 fet to a point; thence North 71 H-lu feet to a point; thence Booth AH degree and H minutes Kast ICT 7 10 feet to a point; thence South 17 degrees ami mi minutes West ii 411) feet to the place of beginning and containing 0.W acres. In which vou have an interest, for the purpose set forth in the plaintilf'a iniiiidiiiut. tiled in said Court and cause and for the coats and disbursements of this action. This summon;! is served upon yon by publication by order of Hon. J. VV. Good in. County J mitre o,' Washington County, Oregon, and dated on the 10th day of Septemner, I!Ji. and which order r. uires the publication of thin summon! for "ix Hi) iflnseciitive and successive weeks, beginning with the issue of the Hiiislioio Arciis, diilwi SrjjUnnber Kltli. I'Kitj, and ending with the bene thereof ilauxl November "th, l!i, and that you .u.M'.ir and answer on or before the exni- rution of mx ui) weeks from theilateof the it rst publication of said tuinnions, to wit: On or before Novemlier sth. IW. (.KorttiK It. ilAill.BY, Attorney for l'lain'itr.' Whereas, there was submitted to the electors of the state tit the lust gctiet.il election as reUirrd by law, an initiative petition for "A law to ptovidc additional revenue for state purposes ami to levy a license on the gross earnings of certain companies ami corporations lo viit: ex press companies or corporations, tcli- phone companies or corporations, and telecranh companies or corjiorntions do ing business iu this state: defining the Sheriffs Salt N'iil lii Is hereby given, that bf virtue ol an execution, decree and order ol sale issued out of and uiuler the seal of the Circuit IViitt o( the Male ot Oregon, for WiNhiiiKtoti Count 1, dated the 'ird dav of July. I'tm, in favor of V, V. Wilev plalntill, and agaiiml Kdimiud iioiurr. man and Washington County, defend- aula, tor tlie snui of three Hundred ami Seventy Two Dollars (WJi and lutereal tliere.ni from Ihe '21st day of July. Ilaxi. at Hi tele ot ten tlUi wr cent per annum and the further sum of Nineteen iKdlars 1 1 HI costs, with luterettt thereon from July '.'Ut. 1U1, at tlie rate of au (til lr rent per annum, and In favor of the da reuilant, aoiliiL'ton t oiintv. ami against the real property hereinafter dcerllhl for tlie stun ol Thirty Six Dollars ant! r Ht.v 8it iieitts i Ir.'s.) taxes. In in directed ami delivenal eomiiiantling me to make sale of the real properly hereinafter de- scrioeti. i iuvi levien iiisiuauii tiiirau ant to said execution, decree and order of sale. 1 will, on Monday, the 2?lh day or August, HUM, at the Mouth IWr of the Court irntisa In Uiltxboro, Washlugtuu Coiinlv. Orvimii. at the hour of I" o'clm'k A, M. of said dav, sell at public auction to tne nignest nititier lor cesn in iiami ro NOTICE Attention is called to the existence of an onliiiaii'-e in this City mnkiiiK it unlawful for any permit or persons to make any connections to the w ires ami water pipes ol the City Liht A Water I'lant without lirst ohtaitiitig imrmiasion from tlie Hn perintcntli'iit, anil all persons are hereby notified ami warned that hereafter said ordinance will be strictly -enforced Irre spective of person. liy order of tlie Light & Water Commit tee, this Aug. 80, 11. T. KAOLEY, Hecorder. TAX NOTICE The taxpayers of. Washington County, Oregm, are hereby notified that the last half of their taxes for the year 1905, and levicl in January, iyj6, are now payable and will become delinquent on the first Monday in October, 1906, at which time interest at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum will be charged, in addition to lo per cent, penally, which laid interest will be computed front the first Monday in April, 1906. Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, August 30, iy6. J. V. CONNRLL, Sheriff of Washington County, Ore. .Administratrix' Notice - . 100 acres of bottom land; C5 aijrrs cleared, balance brush and timber; 4 acres of beaverdam, not cleared; 20 acres seeded to clover. Build ings are all new; good well; Dairy Creek runs through farm; some fruit; 2 horses, set harneRS, 5 cows, mower, rake, harrow, plow, cultiva tor, 1,000 lb ecaleB, all new; spring tooth harrow, 25 tons hay all goes for $65 per acre. One and one half miles from Banks, the new railroad town. R. B. Bates, . Greenville, Ore., K. F. D. 2. , Notice is hereby glvnn that the under signed has been duly appointed adminis tratrix of the entitle of rrank Clapshaw, deceased, by the Comity Court of Wash ington County for the State of Oregon, nil Uiar has Uuiy quallneil as such. I in,v, , thew--rt - nil peraoiui Uavlui tWait against i.rf estate of the said i pH "b1hw ollioeof W. If, itit. Mil , llregon, and more partu d as follows, to-wit; manner of ascertaining the amount of such gross earnings, providing a pt nutty tor violating tne provisions ot tne net, tie lining an express company, a telephone company ami a telegraph company with in tlie meaning ol tlie act ; anil Whereas, on the 25th day of June, 1906, the Secretary of State in my pres ence as Governor of the State of t Ircgon did canvass the votes given for and against said law, and Whereas, it was ascertained and deter mined upon such canvass thnt there were all 05 the following described real j 70.H7J votes cast for stud proposed law, erty, lying, latlng and situate In W and 6,60 votes against the same, and that said proposed law received an a Hi nil ative majority of the total number of effective votes cast thereon and entitled to tie counted under the provisions of law, Now, therefore, i, Oeorge h. Uitunbcr- luiii, as Governor of the State of Oregon, in obedience to and hv virtue of the jhjw- er and authority vested in me by law, do hereby make and issue this proclamation to the people of the State of I iregon, untl lo announce ami declare tnal tlie w hole notuttf-r i,r votes csst in the Stute of ( Ire- gon at said election for and against said proposed law was as hercmbctore stated, ami that said proposed law received 11 11 j affirmative majority of the total nuihberj of votes cast thereon ami entitled to ! ' counted under the provisions of law, and j that saul law heremtietore mentioned 1 shall be anil is in full force ami effect as j the law of the State of t Iregon from the j date of this proclamation. Iniflon County ularlr described The Nnrttt'Knst IJusrter of Section in T. 3 N. of K. 4 W.of the Will. Mar condoning PH) sires, aevonlmg to the Ollleial plat of the survey of said land re turned Ui the ilenernl Ijind Olllce by Ihe Surveyor lleneral, to satlaly tne herein lie fore named aunts and lor the eosla and expenses ol sale and of said writ. Salt) sale will 1st made subject to re- denint tin as lo r statute uf Orecoti Dale. I at lllllslsiro, Oregon, this Zrd dav or July. nut. J. VV. 1.11.1 S KI.U Sheriff of Waihington County, Oi-egou, tleo. It. ItHglny, Altorney for I'laiiiltll Adininiitrator'a Sale Notice is hereby given, that the under- signed administrator of llieeslale of t in tha A. Ilurrls. deceasel. pursuant to and by virtue of an order of the County Court ot tlie mate or Oregon, lor wasiiiiiKinn Done at the Capitol nt Salem this 2,5th j County, in the matter of said estate dated day of June, A. I). 1006. liKO. K. UlAJlitl-.IU.AIN, ska I. Governor, of I iregon. By the Governor; F. I. Dunbar, Secretary of State. I July ill, I'.Mr), authorising and licensing tlie imuerslgueil silminiitrator to sell I lie real pniiierly hereinafter deacrilied, be I longing lo said estate, in one parcel al I private sale for rash in baud, will, on ami after Monday, the 27lh day ol August, I prneeetl to sell in one parcel, at pri Proclamation Whereas, there was submitted to the elec tors of the atate at the last general elec tion as required by law, an initiative petition for a proposed amendment to Article IV of the Constitution ol the State of Oregon, to 1 designated in the Constitution as Section la of Article I of said Constitution, for the initiative and referendum on local, special and munici pal laws and parts of laws, and Whereas, oil the I'V" Hay ol June, 1006, the Secretary of State iu my pres ence as Governor of the State of Oregon did canvass the votes given for ami against said proposed amendment, and Whereas, it was ascertained ami deter mined upon such canvHss that there was 47,678 votes cast for said proposed amend ment, and b,735 votes against the same, and that said proposed amendment re ceived an affirmative majority of the total number of etlective votes cast thereon and entitled to he counted under the pro- j visionsof law, Now, therefore, I, George V,. Chiunlier-' lain, as Governor of the Stale of Oregon, in olwilience to ami by virtue of the jxiw er ami authority vested in me by law, do hereby make and issue this proclamation to the people of the State of Oregon, ami do announce and declare that the whole number of votes cist in the State of Ore gon at said election for and against said ptoposed amendment was as hereinltefore stated, and that said proposed amend ment received an affirmative majority of the total number of votes cast thereon and entitled to be counted under the pro visions Of law, and that said amendment hereinbefore mentioned shall be and is in full force and effect as a part of the Constitution of the State of Oregon from the date of this proclamation. Done at the Capitol at Salem this 25th day of June, A. 1). 1906. GKO. K. UIAMBKUI,AIN, sKAl, Governor of Oregon. By the Governor: ' . .;.,, J'. 1. Dunbar, secretary ol stale. vjtie Nile to tlie Ititfhest bidder for esjth 'hand, all of lots M. 15 and HI of and Clock No. t iu N'ortbside Addition to the Town (now City) of tiillsboro, Oregon. Iliils will be received at the olllce of 11. I Mauley, in Hillslioro. Oregon, Saul sale will lie n:iule subject to con lirniatlon by the County Court of Wash Ington County, Dragon. Dated this July 17, IIOI, R. KVAH, Administrator of the'eslate of Ciiilba Hurris, Deceased. II. I'. Ilagley, Attorney for Kutate. Adminiatrator'a Notice. FACTS THAT TALK -flfl US ..Kite lw been purchased ly Taciftc Uiti vetsity. Tliia aame mailer will appear in raih issue until the expitilion ol tin advertising contract Ilia an adveitiiemcnt that u inlenJrd to convey toWaih. ington county citizens a'lcw facta alMiut an educational institution with wltk h lltey ate not unfamiliar. 'llt ihey, a well at oilier, may become more familiar with I 'atilic I present standing, w ithin and without Oregon, illtutiatej litetatuif . freh from the ptew, may bi liad fo lite aling. lliil litrtalure it replete, with facta that tell and figUfr whiih convince, "llie ailkles are vvritlrn by alumni ami Utidctil of Pacific, lliey ate aU well woith llie reading. Tlioe coiitiihuteil by uludenti rt foitlt pretent condiuonl in llie institution, ami ate convincing because they ate true. ()f iccil interc'l are the atliclci written by alumni. I Ion. 1 1. W. .Soil, F.ililor-in Chief of Oregonian ami Itev. I l.gate M. Hamiey. Hector of St. Strphrn'l Churi h, I 'ortUml. Pacific Univrrtity liai llie laigcst endowment of aU llie private college in the Nmlliwest. In buildings. Ubora totiei and library it i the Lest etiuipcd Christian college in Oregon. Not only does the amount of in productive fundi very far exceed that of any of theie innilnlioni in the State, but it it greater limn that of all combined, for (hit reason Pacific hat alwayt been able lo lecure tupeiiin instructor, and hat never lad to deix-nd upon the en rollment of tludcnU foe ill income. Pacific University in the past hat been Mlhrr con tervative in llie nwttrr of advertising. And it nuke public thete statements now, only because tltete ire reasons why its trema advisable. Pacific si ill adhrret lo il policy of doiiing sludtnis rather than numbtrsi of maintaining creditable tthuluslup ratltrf llian crowded enrollment. THE TALL TERM OPENS SETTEMBEH l STATE NORMAL SCHOOL DKf'iINS 1) T Ilircc AT MONMOUTH its 25th year Scitein1icr 26, lo6. full courses of sltiilv. 1 1 ilicr course rccofrnizcd in Washington ami ntlu-r states. The best afttl shortest way to a state and life pajtcr. Additional work in both Rrucral and sjiccial Mclh k1s; also, scIiimiI management for Riatled and tin graded schools will lie given this coming year. Longer terms, higher wages and better opportuni ties are open to Normal graduates. School direc tors appreciate the superior ability of Monmouth graduates, and the demand far exceeds the supply. Catalogue containing full information will be scut on application.' Correspondence invited. Address J. B. V. BUTLER. Registrar Notice ix lifrehv given. Hint I, tha timli' tlKiieil, have been, hy the County Court .i. u,..t ..r 1 1 . ., r.. uHui.i....o.n M liT hwiit . .FirTp,.,... .... irwiiiuKHiii Cuiuity. iliily nppolulM almliilntrntor of the nniiiie or juniim lioiiii, tiweitMeii, aim liHvailuly (pialllleil mNiieh. All pernoliN, huvitiK cIhIiiiii HKulnti tmld enisle, nre herohy notllletl to iirewint the Mint to 11111, with proer voucliem, nt tha Law Ollle of W. N. Barrett, In Hillslwro, OntKon, within Mix (H) iiioiillm from the date here of. Ditteil this a.'n.l tiny or March, lOWI. W 11,1,1 AM IiOIHI, AilmiiilHtrntor of the etnlH of Jniiim K0I1I1. tlectiHtl. W. N. IlKrrelt, Attorney for nilmlnlNlra-tor. nix iiioiiIIih duced Ratet to E aat 1,1 "-ii, ' The Southern Pacific Company will AtlminiMirairi oi", 'kfOlaceon aale on September n ami 10, CltipKhaw, l)eeeiieiL Hnd trip ticketa to I'.ntteru poinla, at W. N. littrrett, Attorney lor Aft-, featly rcduceu rates. I nete ticket"- trlx. yill be Kood for 90 days from date of ine loiiowing will lie tlie rates Edison's Cold Mould ed Records in StocK PRICE a3 CENTS II A E. L. McCORMICIl HILLSBORO .....OREGON FOR RENTAL Good Htore building, 20x50, good front, and bag five fine living rooms upsUitB, with Wg ball, modern conveniences. Will rent at a bargain, or will Bell on easy terms with payment dewn. W, J. BENSON, Hillsboro. aale from Portland and return: To Chicago, $71.50; to St. Louis, $67, Ro; to Milwaukee, (69.70; to St. Paul, (60; to Omaha and Kansas City, $60, Above rates apply when going and re turning via the O. R, & N. If going or returning via California, the following rates will be charged:. To Chicago, J,sr; to St. Louis, $8i; to Milwaukee, $3.2o; to HI. Paul, $81.40; to Omaha and Kansas City, $73.50. HOUSLEY A OORWJN Ptib'i In All kinds of Presll Meats. Prices Rea aonable. Will meet all competition. Chlckeus and Poultry alwaya on bund upon order. J'ree delivery to all parts of the town, We buy fat stock. SoA Phonmt Sooond Street, Hllltboro, Of LUctioncer-U'llko I'.lood U t It Mol SiivtOHftil lllrnil LOVELAGE Ki-t ord, 2:20 TrliU, 2:12 J Keqislcrcd as I'KWCI lOMIACI 32,741 SIRE OF bYRON t. ACE. 2.14; K... klm-e, tti.it; True I.ove (j) trinl; I.ovelesa (3) record a:l, liwlctt ycnr-old reemd nnnle 011 N, P. ' iu 1904, untl winner of every im e in which ulie tiliuud an n a iearoltl; lxvely llell, winner of j-yenr-ohl Iroltiutf 'tiike nt Slule I'air in lijo,l; l.onl jivehiee, winner uf a year uhl tmeiiiR Blnke ut Slut,, j'uir in 1114; Alto jjiee, 3 year old Irinl, a jo; Sun I'oy, t -vein -old tiiul, auM in nice; Lottie It., a-year-oltl trinl, j:ar in nice; lleiwie Loveluee, ' yeur -old trial, a:aH in race; "Jerry, winner of m tulle enws i iuiutrv run lor Shunieii cup; 11 ml of Hob (irrcr's famiitifi roml Iioim', v, inner ul silver cup. Hire of 4i, hoii of the oreal Mlecliimrer and the j-reul luooil mare, .Sprite, To lease (or cash, for one year probably longer: Farm with GO acres cleared; 40 acres of fair pas ture on place. Near railway sta tion. Ideal for dairy ranch. Ad dress "B," Argus, Uillsboro. Sired by Egotist film CfiMintl (duni of Dorscv l.,a:i'i; I'eUy Hiillon, a:aol4'; , IvQIIIs sl Lt.vt late, 2:Jo; Ciohllac, f.iH'x ; The Orphan, a:iH(; liucheaa. a:a7'; I'.iilliunliiie, f.fi'j), hy I'rineeps, sire of $a in the Hal.' Secouil iiuui, t'mie LihSf (diim of Ktii Kcui',,lr 1:17; (iiitiil, 2:HM', L'ltlarine, a:'.'7), by the (rent i W'ilki-H. Lovelace is a bay stallion 16.1, and weighs 12S0 pounds. His colts arc' stake winners wherever they start, and prize winners in the show ring. His colts are uniform ly good size, level headed and speedy. The Oct of lovelnce Uruuylit a Higher Avcrotie nt Ihe McCarthy Sulci Thun Hint of Any 01 her Stallion lie will make the season of 1906 at Hillsboro Fair Grounds. Terms: Season, 25; Insurance, $35. .. , llillftboro, Oregon E. h. TONGUE DRINK. GAMBRINUS BEER The Hi'M of All He S.OI.D BY me LION SALOON K. J. IONS.ProprUtor '1 i
