) 4 HILLSBORO ARGUS. JAN. 3. 190? jlers) at Um rost-ottee at EiAoro. Oragoa, m second -elsea bm "saattat. lucics a. tONa, um. County Official Paper r- iahtoriptloa: . One Dollar par A.nnain. lesad stvery Ttrdaf . - w -r- - LOWO MeKIMNKT ' ' - A GLEAM OF UCHT . , . It is whispered in 6nancsl -circles that , K. K. lytle is the party who has financed " the Lose proposition to take op the I'nited Railway deal and put it through. In view of the fact that Mr. XvUehas ' bonded to build into Portlandand -that ,,; it will not be out of his latitude to go in- -td the' citfton Front; street, the,,de is " iKHat all-fertchea. If Loss was hav ing trouble to'anance his indertaking v . he would natural!; go to Me, Lytic a " it would he good stroke of business for - the latter gentleman to take hoM of the project Jt would enable him to not only , have an elector lit front y-M1 A Hillsboro and ,f . COttld Ut)1"-" rt-'mmrr . Tien and he own rail connection, iib(VaaMmlfost likely be built here in ' preference to Portland. For the good of Hillsboro and vicinity, Washington county hopes that Mr. Lytle has absorb ed the Vnited Railway project. SIASUTY STRING! Interest 4 pe cmU Ia the uewi columns will be found Mayor Dennis' committee ap pointmente. These gentlemen will take care of the cilj, to A certain extent, the ensuing year. They are all interested in the progreea of the town, and will do their beet to make Hillaboro an attractive, wide awake place, and give it an appear ance that will make it an invita tion to those who want to reside in a town with metroplitan poeeibili ties. THE CHANCES OF TIME The year naught-six has passed away, . In history now it stands. And Father Time inverts his glass To shift the flow of sands. And yet the year, now dead and gone, Has left its mark on time, And many legends dear to men, Look like a battered dime For instance. Rockefeller's fame As billionaire has gone. While Weyerhanter takes the lead In wealth of gold and pawn! Old Carnegie is in the sulks, And dreams no more of fame For Congress turned his spelling down, Nor conjured with bis nsme. A negro regiment is fired By Teddy Roosevelt, While Bailey Joe lost his halo, Because of oil he smelt. The railroad pass passed in its checks, There's joy in Railroad Row, While legislators pay their fares, When Salemward they go! Depew has lost his pristine vim In after-dinner jokes. And gazes stolidly in space, The while he sits and smokes. Poor Babcock lost his vaunted place In Washington, D. C, While Wadsworth weeps to see a man Steal his majority! The little Jap we liked so well When he was fighting Russ, Looks on our map and wants a scrap Confound the little "cuss!" Yes. Old Naught-Six has made new marks, And softly stole away, And left us just one fixture here. (P. S ) Chancellor Day! percent, interest. : ?;J. W;SHUTE;B ; Oldost, rinncilly !rronVt. Safest and Moat Cob .rvatlva Banking" Institution In Washington County. Did jvou ever investigate to ascertain the respective lia bility of a Corporation and its Stockholders? If you did, you found that Stockholders of a Corporation, how ever xich personally, are not liable for corporate indebt r edness (deposits) except to the extent of their unpaid subscriptions to the . Capital Stock, (except National Banks.) ' If their subscriptions are fully paid, their lia bility for the debts and contracts of the Corporation ceases therefore, do not credit the corporation with the individual wealth. of its stockholders, nor confound ' the property of the individuals with the corporate prop erty, in judging the wealth and responsibility of the Corporation. Only the property of the Corporation is liable for its debts and contracts. We are not like Banking Corporations in which " Stockholders incur no liability, except to the amount " Mnniiil cnKerinfmnc f.-k till OiimWr-atA crnr! 'kVivV,l"-k We are not likJ-Wrf, whkk f i i. ,j , jj-j i.ot,the radividtul ' broking of jM i"Stockholders,bu bwns only the money paid in for its stock, or its equivalent, the major part of which is usually portable property, and its deposits. But for the safety and protection of our deposits and our depositors, everything we possess, including real estate, is an asset. When you deposit your money with us, you are protected by the best of Oregon non portable, tangible real property to the value of $150,000, in addition to all of our other banking assets. We pay you 4 per cent, on Savings Depos its, compounded or paid every six months. Have you ever figured the difference between com pounding in four and six months? Figuring for one yean Here are the figures on $100.00: In four months In six mouths $104,044 $104.04 Difference on $100.00 4 mills " " $1,000.00 4 cents " " $10,000.00 40 cents Bear in mind, the paid up stockholder of a Banking Corporation is not individually liable for its deposits. We give you the best of protection and banking facilities; help you to save and accumulate for the rainy day, and guarantee courteous treatment to all. List of Correspondents on which we draw direct: Eliot National Bank Boston National Park Bank -New York Commercial National Bank Chicago National Bank of Commerce -St. Louis First National Bank Omaha Merchants National Bank St. Paul First National Bank Denver McConnick & Co Salt Lake City Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank -San Francisco Old National Bank Spokane Scandinavian American Bank Seattle Fidelity Trust Company Tacoma United States National Bank Portland Bank of California Portland Ladd & Tilton, Bankers -Portland Foreign drafts sold on all principal cities in the world. Thanking our patrons and friends for their confi dence and business, we wish for all a happy and pros perous New Year. 7" " Th Knock-out ETow. The blow which knocked out Corbet as a revelation to tlta priia Miters. ("torn the earliest day of the rinit tha knock-out blow was aimed for th jaw, Iks temple or the jugular vein. Stomach punches were thrown In to worry and weary tha fighter, but If a scientific man had told one of the old tighter that th weal vulnerable spot m the region ot lh stomach, he'd have laughed at hint for an Ignoramus, Dr. Pierce Is bringing boo to the public a parallel fact; that th. iiirnacVls the most vulnerable organ cut ofhe prHe ring as well as In It. .We protect bur litV, throats, feet and lung, but the1 JtliCNVe are utterly Indiffer ent to, until 1IhAHiuU the solar plexus and knock uioul. ?l,Ke your Momarn soupdand strung KjW iLc nt iyu? Fierce AloUen. MedTraJXtvverv.(auj Proclamation you protect, in .nir mot u.ncr- aTiIe $pot. "UolUen .Medical Discovery cures "weilc stomach," Indigestion, or dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad, thin and Im pure blood and other diseases ot the or gans of digestion and nutrition. Th"Uoldeli Medical Discovery has a specific curative effect upon all mucous surfaces and hence cures caUirsh, no matter where located or what stage. It may have reached. In Nasal 1'titttrru It Is well to cleanse the passage with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Koiuedy fluid while us) Ik DroYn $ 4Jlniama) iM' ar ''WVl Uutwfca Jr ary" cure esoirruai utse, aa w mo sUMaaca, bowel, bladder and otlur pclvio organs will be plain to you It you will read a booklet ot extracts trom the writ ing of eminent medical authorities, en dorsing lis ingredients and explaining their curative properties, u is mailed f iv on request Address Dr. K. . I'loroo, Buffalo, N. Y. This booklet gives all the Ingredients entering Into Dr. Pierce's medicines from which It w ill be seen that they contain not a drop of alcohol, pure, tripltt-retlucd glycerine ling used InsU'aX Dr. Pierce s groat tluiusjum page illus trated Common Sense Molical Adviser will be sent tree, pier-liiml, tor HI one cent stamps, or cloth bound lor il stiunpa. Address Dr. Pierce as aluvo. Whereas, on the Siwh day of October, 1V00, an iiutialive petition waa tiled In the otHceof llie t'uy Keeonter of HilUlmro, Oregon, for the proponed aniendiiienl of MitHtivislon sl auction ft of the act In corporating I lie t'lty of lllllslioro, Oro g.ni, tiled in the olflee of the Secretary nl Stale, tVbrtiary Ml, IMKt, and as ainendett hr an ael approved February , Ittift, and a aiueiulrd by an ait approved Kebruary ll, !!. and a ftirther amended by an act nits I in the ollleeot the SwnHary of tjlate, on .Ismiary 37, ltiand Whereas, neid propoed aniendiiient aulhorisee the t'lly t'oiinell of Hillsboro, Oregon, to purebaee a park for a sum not to eeee JAW, and t J maintain the same and lew a apccial lax theretor, and ereala a liitni known aa the "I'ara Minn," aim Whereax, said mIUIoii was In doe form aareomml b Onlluaiico No. IMat the t'ltv of H lllxboro. Oregon, andwaadnly subiiililixl to a vote of the ! voter of llillslMiro, Oregon. t lb annual elec tion held In mid '"y I camber S, and llie Ciwy Ketwrdor having otticl ally iivse.l mid vote and cert I Med the resuK to ma end it apiearing that said profowxl ainendiiiant reeet veil tiW af lirinale voti and 47 negative vote and the iivtal iiunilier of vote cast at said elec tion i '.'S; Nw, therefore, I, II. P. Cornelius, a flavor of (he City of Hillsboro, Oregon, In ohedience to and by virtue of the power and anlhorlly vested in llie by the urdiiiatiees of said t'lty, do hereby make and tvote this phs'laiiiallou to the people ofihet'ilvof ilillsUiro, Oregon, and do hereby announce and declare that said pcHUon and amendment ravelved an af- liimalive maloritv of all effective vote ciist at aald el. vl ion ami that mid amend ment shall take elTert and t in t Urn nett from and alter the Hih day of ! eeuitwr. I'Jott lloce at HillslHiro, Oregon, nut Decent-lM-rtth, WW. iSeal) H. P. COKNKI.M'S, Mayor of Hillahoro, Oregon. Attest; H. T. Hagley, Kecorler. Proclamation i M MM . 11 It t WEINHARDS (On drtughi) i i i L The best of all Beers. Bottled for Medicinal Use At W. V. WILEY'S i Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress 4 per cent 4 per cent. 4 per cent. COMPOUND! V) 1IIKII IIMIS IA(lt ll AK Make Your Money Cani You Money We furnish you every Hanking l-'acility that you can get anywhere, (iivo ns your tleosit, subject to cheek. We sell exchange to every place of iniiHrtaiiee in the eotiuiieiviul world. We will sell you drafts buy money orders. leaper than you can The Hillsboro Commercial Hank PROPOSALS FOR TOLL ROAD i For above occasion rotiml trip tick I ell will be sold to Knai City, Mo. on account of Seventeenth Anntnil Seasion Trans Misei-oii'pi Coiiuner cial Corgre8, to be held at Kineitc City, Mo., Nov. '20 to 23. S!e date", Nov. 14 antt 1 rroni Hillloro, both wan through Portland, t!0 bT). Oneway through Portland and oneway through Cal ifornia, 174 15. Stop over grant ed either direction within the tran sit limits, except that no stop over will be permitted in California on going trip. Annual Convention of the American Livestock Association HORSES FOR SALE I have two matched teame, one team being red sorrel, horses. vears old, weigh about 2600; other team, roan horses, 6 years, about 1350 each. Sound, true and gentle. AIbo gray horse, 1050, will ride, drive' single or double, seven years old. Inquire of George McGreer, Forest Grove, Long Distance Phone, 295. hciinii. mm or The annual convention of the American Livestock Association ana Liveait)CK enow win ui'inrur at Denver on January 21, and lut-t until the 2tUh. Partite wuhirg to go froai Washington County can make the trip via Portland for $52.30; and if they winli to so one way through California the roun trip will cost fb; Ml. FURS WANTED Jan. i, 1907. J. W. SHUTE, Banker. A, C. SHUTE, Cashier. I J Remember that I will pay cash fc furs. I save you the trouble shipping. Try ine, I reside jiiHt north of the weet end or the Ion bridge, one mile west of IliMnb iro, Or., you can leave your furs at the Corwio & Heidcl butcher shop. Chas. Karnes, Hillsboro, Or. 'lien. on th h Jay or Ortntar. I'.Wrt. an iiutmtivv iitlon waa lill In tha of t,w r llin 1'itv Kxlr of llillalioro. Ori'Kn, for tlie )roKvJ aiuaiulu.itnt ol uMivisiou 67, ot hm'Uom a 01 lit aoi tH'riHraliiiKtlia I'liy ol niuaiiuro, irr- iftin, hum 111 inaoinosoi in .n-oiTOiry ui Sttttc. February A), l, an animlal ly 11 act iirovo rrnruary H. i.w, aim aa mrmlfd by an a-l ipprovJ Kelimary tt, s-n. suit . Inrtliar aiimniloti ny an ati till in Ilia olIW of tha MonrMarf ot Htale .111 Jammr '-T. liHi6: aim hiriaM, ali irtiMHMi suiwiiiiiiirnt iinlliunim tlir City Couneil of H liUlw.ro. iri'K'in, to granl txletihonw, iugrain a in I railroail iraiirniM iihii mo ir"i of IIiIIhIhim. Ori'on, mij W hnnam aaiil iH'llllou wan in ilil rorni !, iriiiml hy Ortlinani No. '.ftfof lh ciiviir iiumixiro. vinwoii. ami u uiht miliiiiitien loaxoiaiu hw iik r "i llilltlmft). Orvinin. at Ilia anuna! election llil 111 1111I1I City on Iiiibr . IVMt, ami ilia t'ily Itwonirr liavniK oiiiriaiiy m vitwwil nalil votraantl eortillot th rtwiill to me ami it apxaiiiiK that aald nropnord iiiiiKtulnient rw slved 4!l artlrmativa ola ml l& iirirativn vote ami that the total niimlwr ol viitm caat at aaiil ainction was Now, tlierpliire, 1. ". r. l oriiaiuis, aa Maviiror llie t'lty of llillafaom, Oregon. In iilimliniii lo and liv vlrtnre uf tha uiw.,1- ml authorltv vmtrd In me by the oriliimiiiTd ot aald t'lly. do hrrah? make ami IfiiB thin iiroolamation In the lol ofthnCity of HllUtMiro, OrfHron. and do Iwri'by annonui'a and dwlara that said ittition and anwiidiiivnt rwrirad an af lirinative iiiajorlty of all arTwllva ots i-ml at nalil olvolion and that naid amend iiiiuit hIiuII tiko fllw'l and lie In full form mm from and after the Hth day of IM cimiiIht, I1MI Done nl IlillHboro, Orrgou.thlt llecem lirr 4, WW. (S,al) H. P. CORNKLU'H, Mayor of II illnlioro, Oreuni AUphI: H. T. Uanley, Kecorder, PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE COTSWOLD BUCKS FOR SALE "My son, do you know why I'm going to whip you 7" "Yea, dad; 'cause yer Digger's I am." -8L Louis Post-Dispatch. Charged Him For His Cyclone Experience l STARTED out In life with a Arm resolve to oe nouest," saia me 1 Boston drummer, "but now and tben I have bumped up against a sit uation that shook my resolution. Such a case happened while I was In Texas last summer. I was stopping at a village hotel called the Cyclone House and had been In bed about two hours when I found myself being car ried acroM the country In tbe midst of boards, beams and furniture. A cy clone had come along and picked that old house up and made matchwood of It There were ten people killed and twice that many Injured. I bad to lay up with a farmer for a week and then resumed business. "It never occurred to me until a month later that I ought to have set tled my hotel bill before departing. Tbe landlord bad been one of tbe kill ed and the town about wiped out, but so heavily did tbe thing prey on my conscience that I made a trip of a hun dred miles to square things. I found the landlord's widow, and she was willing to take my word as to how long I bad been a guest when the cy clone swooped down. I figured It up and handed ber the proper amount, but she seemed to have something on her mind. When I told her to speak out she said: " This settles tbe hotel bill all right, but what about the experience T "'How do you mean, ma'am t " 'Why, hadn't there ought to be at least a dollar more for your cyclone ex perience T "I agreed with her and banded over tbe greenback, but the more I think of It tbe more I am Inclined to believe that It was punblng an honest man a little bit too hard." possible for me to lock thing up." Houston Post Hlae For the TfeiaklS Part. "There Is one thing at least that may be said In favor of matrimony,' remarked the ex-bachelor. "What Is thatr queried the party who was helping him out with tbe dialogue. "It makes a man think more and talk less," answered tbe victim of bla own folly Chicago News. the blamed have for stle several finp. large. full-blood Cotsvvold bucks. Ad dress or call on Jos. Cawrse, live miles northwest of Hillslioro, or Cornelius, Ore., K. F. !. 1. Notice of Final Settlement Aa Ambltloaa Stalest. Mrs. Van Autten (to Professor Bill- bigsl My dear professor, I did so en Joy your lecture on geology! It's an awfully interesting subject I hope soon to be able to snatch a couple of weeks off and learn It. Judge. Notice is hereby uivi-n Unit the. under signed, handled in the County Court of the btateof Oregon for Wiudiiimton Coun ty, nnal HH'oui.t In the mutter or the estate of M . i. Cudy, . ilnreuMt-il, mnl that said Court hax lixed Moiiilnv, the 7th day of January, l'i7, the Court lloom in HlllHhoro, Oregon, at 10 a. in. or mini day aa the time and place for heariiiE !- Jectiiona lo naid final account ami for llie nnal settlement ot sum exinifl. M. I'. CADY, AdnilnlHlralor of said extnte, Oeo. R. Jiaifleyi Attorney for Ailmr. We. the iimlenlKiied legal voters of Kant Cnlar Creek 1'reclnr.l of Waahliiirtoo County, State of Oregon, reawctfully lit the mailer of lli nili iiloii for leasing of County Itoad No. Us known aa tha Wllaon river nwi: Now at this time eouie thin iii.nler on for hearliia umn Hit ix-ltlloii of John Mi' Clarau antl John lleinler aliluu lht lhl Court leaas Uia follow Iiik di-ai'ilbed roml to-wit: Com iiieni'liiu at th mtiittiacat corner of the t), I'ar'oim l. U C No, M T. I N. K. f W. In Wahinton County, Oregon, and riiiiuinil theme In a weutly direction following the Wllnoii river road Li th TiliiatiiiMik Cutiiitv linn, for the our- pose of making laid road a loll road and it acariiit to tha Court that the road loo.-. In mentioned la hu silnated that there U little or no local lauor nlniiu Die line of said road, and that tt la liiixihli. lur aid road to I keol in iiroiwr condition for travel by local labor along th line of said road and thai II In for the tout tutur- I its of the said County of Wanhiuuton j ami lor mo iroif" iitiok imhik hip ioo- i llie aaiil roail ami mr every xmon 111 treted therein for aald road to he lencd for a toil road. That nid road t a puti M County road. Thut il la ii'illi'ut mnl lawful un.h r ha irovlnlona of ncclmu 41B7 of H. A 0. annotated rodm and uttti -utea uf the Slale of tlregou, thai mud load lie leaaeil. It ia therefore ordered and tu'juil!'d that the road deacrlhed aa lollumi lo-w II: Coinineui'inif at the Wmiihweiil ,sirner ol the O. I'amona. u. u v. Mi. mi in r. I . K. S W. In Waahlnglou County, Ori'itmi, and runnlnn them e in a Westerly dir , lion following Ihe Wllaon liver road lo , the Tillamook County line, lx leaned hr ! tha purpiMiea uf keepii'U the aame oieu , and In repair ami Improved for a period of 10 yeara with Lie right In couNhleiulloo therefor to wlln'l and recolve lolti for travel thereon In the manner provldrd hy i law. That there nhall lx nl.ud uiui ; aald road one toll gate, that Ihe grade of Ibe road aliall lie kept the aame Hull il noc ia, and Ihe material" lined in the n pair or euiiHtriictlnii of Ihe roail or any ; part mereoi snail ne Name aa ia mm iihm ill such places. It la lurther ordered and adjudged that the Clerk til Ihla I ourl lie and hereby la ordered to rauae Una order U lie pllbllahed ill a weekly ne.aper Edison's Gold Mould ed Records in StocK mic i. ;m ci nts rill (31 E. L. McCORMICIl iiiiisnoKo onrcoN CO ft WIN A HEIDEL Dtlrm bt All kind of I'rcah Meats. 1'iicrs Rea somilile. Will meet all rtmipfltliaa. CliltkeiiT, and Poultry always on band uam onli-r. l ire delivery lo all pails of llie town. We luy Int alia k. Ualh pfMMtaa Second Sircol, Hilluboro, Of of general circulation within thin County andHtale lor a iieriiHl of four weeka, and iKil tunny, niniB ui i-a"o, i--...... 1--"- . , , .. letltion the Honorable County Court of in like manner to iiiihliah a notice lo the eneci ma nean-ii niiii. win tm n',-i'i,,ii , til Clerka ollire within W'aahiUKlon County, Origoii, for the leaailig ol aitld Rot Her Klad. "In your medical treatment I under stand, Mrs. Comeup, that you are quits an eclectic." "Deary me, no, Indeed! Them's the kind o' tits my sister has."-Baltlmore American. Executrix' Notice I A Twrkey Shoemaker. "Welt," remarked Archie as he came la from Ibe farmyard, "you folks won't nave to eat barefoot turkeys this year." "What do you meanT' asked his mother. The budding humorist grinned gener ously. "I Just ahoo'd them," ha replied. Judge, . .- - 'i la DasM. Patience I waa talking to Miss Styles today, and aha waa complt ma&Uai me on my new bat Bhe does put It on thick, doesn't she? - - Mtrtcsr-Do yon mean bar conversa ties or her complexion? Yonkeri Inarlatabl. Emma sat at the pl-an-o, striking Stri dent strokes, When father, up in the smoking room. yelled: "Ooodnesa! Holy smokes! Those weren't the words ha rsaily Oh, not But still I tear If t should tell you what they wee Ihere'd be a blank space here. -Kaw TarkTUnsav Evolution of Spanking. Notice Is lierebv uiven Hint the under signed has heen H)iHiiiited eiorutrix of the I ant will ami leslaiiicnl or I liomns OU'hlil, dereawd, hy an order of the County Court of Wai-liingtoti Couiitv, Or egon, ineilu and entered on liei eniher 2. HOti, and all per noun lmviug chiiiiiH againxt said eNtate are hereliy nolilit'd and directed to present nid cIhIiiim, together with the pioper vouoiien inereior, 10 11 if at my resldenea. or at the olln e ol I ho. H. Tongue Jr., at iiuiNiioro, n 'HHiniiguiii County, Oregon, 011 or lieforeHii inuiitha from date hereof. Dated at Hillahoro, Oregon, thl '.'II li day of Ileeinher, Vi. At An 1 Aiiii pii.iir.iofl, Eieculrii ol the IhmI will and teHta- meiit of Thou. Oudiin, deceased Thoa. II, longiie, Attorney, ,Vashiiigtoii County, Hlala of Oregon, to grant a liceuae to r.. K. Hinlili ami c. r.. Smith to aell rplriloua, malt and vinous liquora In leas i)iiaiitltli8 than one gallon in Kat Cexlar Creek I'recinet, Washing' tun Comity, Htate of Oregon, for the tii-r ir I of twelve month, aa In doty itoiind we will ever pray. (Higneil) II. ilcll, It F. Potts. K. V. Mack, B. B. I.ii.lil, Julus M. Jaiuerson, Uwia Jergena, T. H. Savnge, I). A. Neff, Jos. II. Schu moni, H. L. Witt, V. W. Hargent, T. O. (1. Magnn, W. M. Jtirgcns. J. (J. Thomp son, C. I,. Shafler, P. 1. Bailey, C. Oohl. A. BioKesco, V. Liebernmn, William Clear, John Clear, Z. T. Cole, Frank I West, Arthur C.albreatb, L. I'otlman, h? Mozzer. A. Mciatu, M. m. uuiies, 1. Nyling, N. Cimino, J. B. Ciniino, M. IJ. Kobbins, fo. tialbreath, P. W. Scham- bum, itotw-rt llie, P. I.emps, Alliert Ille, Ili inricli Tea, lili Blurt, John Sage, I. C. .Martitm.i, Pred I.ursman, K. II. Kob- liiim, C. P. Caateel, Henry Holzwortb, 1. Ilolwortb. J. I'iott, John Roljerts, K Savage, W. St-dlak,.U. V. Martin, A. kraiise. II. U. Krause, w. Kratise, a. I'ishl.rook, T. M. Hess, A. L. Hess, red Hess, Jasir Ileus, O. l.iaccliera, t;laus Peters, II. Krobose, H. M. Peters, Fred Klligsen, H. Phottnauo, A. I.. (ircbs, M. A. Hcimster, B. P. Day, J. B. Day, J. K. Bishop, W. M. Balls, Jonn Chchak, Kdward Cliehak, I. C. Wauge man, George liulard, Fred Lucthi, C. Kobcrts, J. R. C. Thompson, 1. H. Iion- uiau, AIiIki mers, 11. iiess. NOTICB Notice is hereby Kiven that llie under signed will apply to the County Court of Washington County, Oregon, m us Janu ary term, 1907, to-wu, rnuay, uaiiuaiy 401, 1017, for a license to sell spiritous, malt and vinous liquors in less quanti ties than one gallon, in Kast Odar Creek Precinct, said County and State, lor a period of twelve months. .....n... , r D1JIKII h.. f;. 0 iH 1 1 tt anu v.. c. 01111111. Jnat Like a Man. "John," said Mrs. Btubbs, "suppose you were sitting in a car and should see a poor, tottering woman collapse because she had been holding a strap for twentw blocks. What would you do?" "Why," replied Mr. Btubbs, "I am so tender hearted I think I should hide my face." "Ah, In grief V "No; In a newspaper." Detroit Tribune. The Maa For the Job. "I sent for you," said the man of tbe house, "to fix a key in my daughter's piano." "But," protested the man, "I don't know anything about pianos. I'm a locksmith." An electric spanking machine ia am In use in a publlo school in Peoria, III.- Newa Item. E call to mind the master grim. With horny hunda of leather. Oh, well we all remember hlin When we were tads together! For when we'd shin Ihe orchard wall, Hook school or other pranking, Hla bony palms would give us all The soundest kind of spanking. Time pumud; the master feeble grew; His palms lost force and Are, But atlll our pranks were far from few; Each day we raised hla Irs. Bo from the schoolhouse on the hill He plucked a cypress shingle And spanked us one by one until Each nerve would dance and Jingle. But, though the shingle left Its mark I'ntll we studied standing, Each day would bring another lark, Despite stern rules commanding. Our blunders made the master rave, Our pranks were still Increasing, Until he got a barrel stavs And spanked us without ceasing. The old schoolhouse has passed away; Likewise the good old master, But If he taught his class today Perhaps he'd spank them faster. He'd touch a button near at hand And start those paddles swinging, Some fifty spanks each second and Each one apark charged and stinging. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is heiebv given thai llie under signed has tiled in the con illy court of the slate or Oregon lor Washington county, his nnal account In llie manor 01 me es tate nf Martha Collc-ll , deceaHed, and Unit said Court has hxeil Monday, the 71st day of January, 1!j7. at HI o'clock A.M. of said day at the Court Room in II illnlio ro, Oregon, aa iiieiime ami mace lor Hear ing olilectionn to Maid liiutl account and lor the final settlement ol' said estaln. Dated this I6U1 day of December, UM!, JUMUHCOI.KKI.T, AilminiNtralor. Geo R. Hagley, Attorney tor AdiniiiiH- tralor. Executrix' Notice Notice is hereby given that I, the iiudur. signed, have been, by the county court of the Htate of Ureuon. for Washim'tou I county, duly appointed executrix of the estate of Charles Iich, deceased, and have duly qualiheil aa such. All persona bavlnK claims airaiimt Haul estate me herebv notllied lo ureHeutllie same to me Willi proper vouchers, nt the Law Oll'ice ot W. n. Darren, 111 iiiiisnoro, uregon within six (H) months from the date here of. . . Dated this December ail h l!Ki. l,Ol, IMA l.MUl, Executrix of the estate ol Charles Leicb deceased. W N Himit ffrmT rnr k;ioi road, until Wednesday the Slid, day of Jan. H)7, until the hour of 10 o'clock A, M. of aald date. Now therefore, In pursuance, of the foregoing order of the County Court of Ilia Htate of Oregon, for Washington County, made hy aald Court on the "th day ol Novemlttr, l!WI, and entered in the records thereof, NOTICK 18 1IKKKBY tilVKN that sealed lilda will be reccivrd at the office of the County Clerk of said Wit-tli-iiigton County. Oregon, in IhlMmro, said County and Htate, on Wednesday the second day of January l'o until the hour of IU o'clock a. in. of said day, for leasing nf a County road for the iiii hihc of making II a toll roail ; wiilen aaiil roail la ileacrllwxt aa rollnws to wit : Commencing St the south w est corner of the O. Parsons, I), I, :. No. ,'ai.T. I N. R. 6 W. Will Mar. and running thence In a westerly direction following llm Wil son liver ruad to the Tillamook County line. Bidders must slate the aniiiiint of loll to lie charged. No bida will be considered unless ac companied by an undertaking, executed by two or more Hurdles, In llie mini of two thousand dollars, in he void upon the condition thai the bidder, if the lease la awarded to him, will within ten ilavs therealter enter into the contract for keep lug above described road ami give llie undertaking to secure the pin loriuancti thereof as provided hy law. The right lo reject any and all bids re served. Hillsboro, Oregon, November V7, llKI, K. J. CIOUMAN, County Clerk, OREGON Shot line amd Union Pacific 3 TltAINH TO I I IK KANT DAILY h ItOM roKI I.ANII. Through Pullman standard and tourist aliening cars dully lo Omaha, Chicago, Spokane; tomml nli-rpiug car dally to Kniisus City; lhroiic.li Pullman tourist aleeplng-caiB (personally conducted) weekly l Chicago, Kansas City, re clining chair cais (irnls free) lo Ihe Kant daily. lUtrART roa hah y Cliieugo Hpcc.ial ll:.m .a. vl Atlantiu K 1 prima H:1D CM. via Hi. Paul V'ttxt Mail ll:l.i r, M. via Hiokaue Port- " 'laud lllggs leal M:l.'l A.M. CONTEST NOTICE I I M K M'llKIH l.h-S I taaivs raoM I raoM POHTI.ANH 1'MI.T Malt I. ak. Denver. I t. Worth, (iiiiaha, 6:110 t. M, Kansas I It y. Ht. I .on is, Chicago and KllMt Halt Ijike, Denver. Kl. Worth, tliiiaha, 7:15 A, M Khiinhs t'lly, HI, I uils, Chicago ami It iisl Walla Walla, l,cwia lou.Hiiokane, Wallace I'ullunin, Mhlneup. I H;00,M oils, Ml. I'aill, llu lul!,, Milwillikwi, Chicago mid I'.asl l''or all local points heiwetiii lllggs and I'orlliuul 1 11:00 r.u. THE MARKETS, Department of the Interior, , United mates Land Olllce, Porlland, Oregon, j Novsuiher 12, IIKMI. A sufficient contest allldavlt having heen died In this olllce by Hainiiel M011II011, nniileatant. analnst lloineNtead Kulrv No. IJUUI .....I. 1....II OJ IISI'I l,,r I 1,1 M ') u nil Thin morning's market reporta, t 'ju, ami Lot b, Hection no, Towiiship compila,! from Portland quetation., w,i;j tl!TN& are: Well acquainted with the trad ol laml 111- ValleV Wheat, new, CCo. braced in the luuueslead oiilry and knows 11 1 t - i oi mrtr.oo u,i.., the present condition of the Name; also Harley -feeii, par ton; Jg;tj;i(, entry,,,.,, i,Ba never resided up- brewing, $224; rolled, $2U.0()(jJ24. on or cultivated or Improved said claim Oala White 2f)Cl20 "l0 i'nK enlry thnror ir at all ; that yaw, w niie, rt n' theonly iinproveineiits on thn claim are OalH, gray, 124 b0(6il) per ton. an 0( fog aback anil a Minali piece, hui iiud liran, City, $10 (K) per ton; OOUn- off. and that he has wholly abandoned 4 r ' the same, and that said alleged absence try, !p.7. fruU the aald land was not due lu bis em- Hay, Valley timotny, Via uu ana pioymeut intne 14 00; grain, $7 608 50. XrZN nay, uiover, i auu o I'otatoes, buying prioea: Oregon Burliank-, fancy, $1($1. 25; com mon. 75t Ci85o. KgsjH, funoy ranch, 3032Jo. Hutte r, Extra Creamery, 35. Hope, 190G contracts, H15c HIVKH Mt;HK.l)lil,K KltllM PUKTI.AND ! Rlviir liouu on the lower Columbia and I W'lllamutUi daily except .Sunday. IiOW KATKH I'o and from all points In the Kast. Tickets via this route on sale at all depot olllcus of the Hiiiitbern Pacific Co, WM. MaMURRAY, ! Uetiural PuBngr A gout . I'tirtlatul, Oregon. Aruiv. Navy or Marino lied Hiatus as a private seaman or miti liin. during the war with Spain or (luring any oilier war In which the United Hlalea may bo engaged. Hald parties are hereby nolllluil to appear, respond ami oiler evidence touching said allegation at IU o'clock a. m., on Jan. 12. lfHIY, before the Iteglaler and Receiver at the Hulled Htulcs l.iinil Otn in Portland, Oregon. The said contestant having, lu a proper affidavit, Hied Nov. H, llsst, set Ibrtli 1'ac.lu which show that after due diligence per sonal service of this notice can mil lie made. It is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due ami Geo R. Bagley ha ordered a four roll chnnner, which will be io Blalled in the Dudley mill, and proper publication operated by water power. D C, Kirbv. of near Rtedville. wan in town todav. 1 Areua and Oregonlan, $2. ALOBRN0N 8, DRKHHKR, Keglater. ..Central Meat Market.. CMMOTT BROS,, Prop:, guoooaaora fo Ot Tilbury Keep constantly on bind a fine supply of fresh meats olall kinds. A Now Era In Ptloom We are going; lo sell meats at Vices low er limn those which have piWslled In the past. Call In'iiul see us. We mean business, 'l'licmc and Pree Wlivery Main Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel, HilUliiiro, OrcKOB, For Kale: I'iga Hired by a rejg. lered iierkHhire liuar Win. HobU. morion, Knrmingtoii, Addreli. Hillsboro, 11. F, D. 2, ( I L 4 S)t taenia n