HILUIOKO ARGUS, MARCH IS. 1(07 L KuWrsd at the Post-ofSt at HUUboro, Oregon, a Moond-clM mail aaaitav. LUCIUS A. LONG, Editor. County Official Paper Subscription: One Dollar per Annum. iHned Every Thursday BY- LONO McKINNET This ii an age of graft, ard the maa who wonders at it is simply foolish in the head. The last two campaigns were conducted by money donated by the big corpora tions, and so long as the precedent of purchase was set in that manner what is the dm to kick over the purchase of a few city admioiatra lions, Perhaps Paul Morton could tell the railroad magnates how to get on the good side of the adminietra tion. Friend Paul was one of the past masters in violation of the law, and tor some reason or other the law left him unmolested. Mayor Lane will run again for mayor of Portland. If he is nomi nated he will be elected even if the gamblers and saloon men all try to defeat him. Mayor Lane has tried to follow the law and the people of the metropolis know it. MRS. VON ESCHEN Mrs. Anna Elisabeth von Eschen, of Portland, and a former resident of near Greenville, died in Port land, last Friday, aged 86 yeara She was born in Switzerland, and made ber Home wun an only eon, Stephen, who always lived with his mother. Many Greenville resi dents will remember the elderly woman. She was considered the eldest Swiss resident in the state. E. F. McNelly, of North Plains, was in tbe city yesterday. Isaac Leisy, the Leisyville pio neer, was in town yesterday. G. Rebse, tbe Fsrmington dairy man, was in tbe city yesterday. Peter Jicobson, of West Union, was in town Tneeday. John Schneider, of near Phillips, was in town lueaday. J. C. Crocker, of near Mountain dale, was in town yesterday. For sale: 10 pounds extra select i ellow Uanver onion seed. J. N Miller, Hillsboro, Ore. Hugh Rogers, who has been up at Buxton with the P. R. & N. for a year or so, was in town today. Ladies' knit and muslin under wear, latest patterns; embroideries and laces finest line in the conn ty, at H. Wehrung & Son. James Churchill, of Galea Creek, and who is serving on the circuit court jury, enrolled himself as member of tbe Argus family, Tues day. Hon. G. W. Patterson, special agent of the Interior Department, was out the middle of the week the guest of his sop, G. A. Patter -Bon. for Sale: Fifty acres cleared land in the vicinity of Hillsboro, on rural mail and milk route; near telephone line, fine location good building site. Inquire of Argus. The Misses Minnie snd Georgia Wise, Wanda Logan, Catherine Boswell, and Meesrs, Dr. .Ralph Dagan and Etbelbert Flack, of Portland, were guests of the Misses Imbrie at the J. A. Imbrie home, Sunday; and Mrs. Ida McNutt, Mrs. C. M. Young, Miss Catherine Taggert and Mr Fred Gulick, were guests at tbe T. R. Imbrie home. They were attendants at the Opera Houbb ball, Saturday evening. v Bishop W. G. Heil, D. D.,of Chicago, will preach at the United Evangelical chnrch on Tuesday evening, April 2. Service will be gin at 7:30. Bishop Heil will also deliver an address at 2:30 in the afternoon. A cordial welcome iB extended to all to attend these ser vices. There will be preaching at the U. E. church, Sunday, both morning and evening. Morning subject, "The Miracle of the Ages." CbaB. Anderson, aged about 62 years, and who has lived a bachelor life near Tualatin for many years, was found dead in a yard, tbe first of the week, by neighbors. Anderson doubtless had an attack of heart failure, as tbsre were no other indications of any kind, He bad no relatives on the coast, Anderson was thought penniless, but it is now known he had two thousand dollars in a Portland Bank. Senator E. W. Haines, of Forest Grove, has filed a notice of claim to a Iwater right up in the hills above Gaston, on the Tualatin riv er, and be intends, according to bis declaration, to build a flume four and one-half miles in length. - The flume will be five feet wide and half of that dimension in depth, and the pipe is to carry water for Ewer at his big dam. There wil) but one reservoir, and as soon Mtbis flume it built Mr. Halost ill have a water powr that will be available and ample the Tear round. ATTENTION, LADIES! wieh to announce that I will have no formal Millinery Opening this feasoo, but cordially invite the la dies of Hillsboro and vicinity lo call at any time. My well selected ttttck has arrived aud is now rtauy for your inspection. My store will be open evenings during the season. Mm rooman Main St., opposite Court Motive. THE MARKETS, This morning's market report, compiled from Portland quotations, are: Valley Wheat, new. TOj. Barley-feed, . 22yf 122.50 per ton; brewing, $23; rolled, $23 50Lf '24. W Oats, White, 29(a $3J. Oats, gray, $2Sci $29 per ton. Bran, $1S per ton; shorts, $20 50 Hay, Valley timothy, $15 00 and $16 00; Brain, $9 0010 CO. Hay, Clover, $9. Potatoes, $1 250 $1.40 pr cwt Kgue, fancy ranch, 22J23c. Butter, Ex tra Creamery, 37 1 Hops, choice, 8$ 11: according to quality. FARM FOR SALE I wish to sell my farm containing 152 acres. 110 seres under culti vation; good house and barn; good orchard Three and one half miles south of Hillsboro and one mile west of Farmiogton. For further information apply to E. Burk halter, Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D. 2. Would Seem a Tight 'Fit. Benjamin's Wife Who would think, Benjamin, my dear, that a carriage like tbat could possibly hjld more than one person ? Pele Mele. O Ye Taars! The presldeut of one of tbe well known colleges tells this story of one of bis professors of chemistry: It seems that tbe professor and bis wife bad not 'agreed uou some domes tic question, the professor asserting that his means would not warrant the expense Involved. Ills wife had used all her powers of persuasion without avail and at last resorted to the final feminine expedient, a flood of tears. At this the professor picked op his hat. but paused to remark: "You might save yourself the trouble of that, my dear. Your tears have ab solutely no effect upon me. Why should they, being nothing but common water with a very small percentage of phos phorous salts and a trace of chloride of sodium 7" Harper's Weekly. He Was the Whole Thing. Tbe overburdening egotism shown ty Governor Swettenbam of Jamaica tbe other dsy recalled to the mind of a naval officer the Htory of the com mander of a ship whose ego was lar ger than bis brain. A seaman bad died. The crew was lined np on deck, and the chaplain be gan reading the service for the dead. "I am tbe resurrection and tbe life," be began. "Back to your quarters," command ed the captain. "I want you to under stand that on this ship I am the res urrection and the life." New York Globe. Still Cheerful. "Blakesley's the most persistent op timist I ever knew. He slipped and fell in a mud puddle yesterday, and you never saw such a sight as he was when be got up. "What did be say?" "He congratulated himself on the fact tbat it was so nice and soft where he had struck and expressed the opin ion that If it' had been hard be might have broken a bone or two." Chicago Becord-Herald. Surprising Confeiiion. "Pshaw P remarked Jlgley, looking op at the clear blue sky. "I'm sorry took this umbrella now." "Well, well!" exclaimed Hammer. 1 man t suppose your conscience ever troubled you that way?' Philadelphia Press. The 8m lie That Makes Tears. "What Is meant by 'the smile that Is close to tears?' " "The particular drink that plunges a man Into tbe weeping stage of Intoxi cation." Judge. Animated Inanimates. The Bottle Well, what are you driv ing at these days? The Luminous Face Clock Oh, I have a fine Job as nlghtwatch. Chica go News. Tfce Two Wlutnu. I ask my pa some questions. Like what makes people arrow And where the wind has gone to The times It doesn't blowT Pa smokes and reads hie paper -And hums and says, "Er oh!" And then he makes this answer: "Well, you're too youns to know." Pa asks me 'bout the fairies And where I eaw 'em hid And how I knew fat ogres Had little boys inside T I look at pa in pity That he should be so slow, Aad thea I make this aasssari "Well, yoire too old to lspeorr -MeLartdrmrsh Wilson In ?uas X What Ails Tout Do you fl wMtk, ttroJ, dosuondma, Save fnitiMit ha-atlaolwa, coated Umgua, bitter or bad tw in morning, 'heart burn, belohiiw M gat, acid rising in throat after rating, stomach gnaw or burn, toul breath, dluy pel la, poor or variable apilUs nausea at times and kindred symptoms? If yoibUv any considerable nnnber of Ihebovajvartoms you are aufferlng rraiaS1louMiWpld liver with Indt- M,vli.-) liu-vvrrv Is. made im of the nw3 valuable med-mat urincluli's kiwn nvMioal vlenof for P'iYIU,',!'!' '""' siich aVorm.il coudUlon It la a nuttl mcient liver invigoratof. stomach tonic, bowel ns ulator and nerve strengthener. The "tioldfn Medical Discovery Is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum, a full list of Its Ingredients being printed n Its bottle-wrapper and attested under oath. A glance at its formula will show that it contains no alcohol, or harmful habit-forming drug. It Is a fluid ettract nude with puns, triple-refined glycerine, of proper strength, from the twit of the following native American forest plants, vlt, tlolden Seal root, Stone root. Black Cherry hark. Queen' root, Itloodroot, aud alandrake root. The Mk.v'M lei medical Snthorltlta, annua a Itost of otu..r. euot the toivfotne ris for Uir cure of )ul -! allmrnu (he lNvjrniit,tmll, le: I'ruf K. Harthoka, M. 1 . of Jrffenaia Misl. I'olliif. t'tilla.: I'ruf. 11 c W.L M. l .of t'HtT.of Pa: PrufKalwIa M. lUle. M. a, of Hahm-uumi Niot. follr-, Uiloico; Prof. John Kin. M. 1 . Author of Atuurlcaii )isimiatoryi Prof. Juo. M. Scud dor, M. !.. Auihorof SpecISc Medicines; I'rof. Laurena-e Johnson. M U.. Md lpL I'ulT.of N.-Y ; I'rof. Klnley KlllnswaiHl M. IV. Author of Matrl Manila- and Prof. In Ha uiietl Metll cei CVHave, t'hicuiv Send ntnua and J drMHon IVastnl Card lo Or K. V. llen-e, Buf falo. N. V.. end receive lWle rlln utr-n from wrttlnirsof ll the ehinre meall ral authors anal many otherendarsln. In the strontrest tvlhle term. a,'h and erery In (roillein of whla-h "tlolak'n Medical Ulscor er Is riHnpaMHt ' Pr. IVn s IMeaoant Pellets reeiilne ana lnUnrete stomach. llr and bowel They mar he ueU In rvnjuticllain with "Oolaleo Medical Plu-orery " If bowel are much con- itlMlaMl They're liny anal mrr-tWHL Quickness of Thought Saved the Situation fW US manager of a New York the- J ater tells of the qulckuess of thought of a certain actor. Tbe play being produced was a good, old fashioned melodrama, with a suow- storm in the second act Tbe first act was a drawing room. In this sceue tha bard hearted parent orders bis daugh ter from bis bouse, aud, as she re- Bains. Imploring his forgiveness, be pulls the belloord for a servant that she may be removed by force. All went well until this point was reached. Unluckily, however, instead of pulling tbe bellcord he caught tbe one which opened the snow box, and Instantly the large white flakes filled the air and covered the carpet and furniture. "Bah! I have opened tbe skyllghtr tbe actor said, with well simulated dis gust, and gave the proper cord an an gry Jerk, Llppincott'a Magatlne. Dlaee-aeertlwar to the Jwatate. It was formerly considered a great treat to bear a certain Judge Indulge In his favorite habit of wittily "chaffing" the lawyers and raw clerks who at tended bis chamber to procure orders. One morning in a crowded court room a small boy was noticed by the quick eyed Judge passing np papers In contravention of the court rule which was intended to preclude all but those admitted to the bar from applying to the court for orders. When the Judge took up the boy's papers he said to bltn: "Sonny, are you admitted?" To the utter amazement of the Judge as well as of all others gathered In tbe courtroom the boy unhesitatingly and confidently answered In bis shrill, pip ing voice, "Ye, sir." "Who admitted you?" said the Judge, and as the boy Innocently responded, turning toward the door and indicating the doorkeeper with his finger, "Tbat gentleman at the door," the assembled lawyers fairly screamed lo their laugh ter at the Judge's overthrow, New York Times. Ia the Villas; Stare. Hiram Hardapple The "oldest In habitant" says be remembers when snow was four feet deep around bare. Silas Crawfoot That's nothing. I've seen snow around here over my head. Hiram Hardapple Come off! When was tbat? Silas Crawfoot When It was on the roof. Ha, ba, bal-Detrolt Tribune. Carreat Cookery. Walter Ytss, sir, we're very bup to date 'ere. We cook hererytbluk by belectrlclty. CuMtouier Oh, do you? Then Just give this steak another shock. Punch, He Wanted to Know. In a third rate restaurant a customer struggled manfully with teeth, knife and fork against an Impenetrable beef steak, but, being unable to make any impression on It, be called the waiter. "Is this mule or horse?" he said. "Sir?" "Because If It la mule I have nothing to say. It being a stubborn animal by nature; but if it is horse I find rather too tough." Nos Lolslrs. Tun False. think the baby baa your "I hair, ma'am," said the nurseglrl, looking pleasantly at ber mistress "Gracious!" exclaimed the lady, glancing uu from ber novel. "Run In to tbe nursery and take It awar from htm. What will that child do nextr- Tonkers Statesman. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE is tub (xunty oorur or tiik STATK OK OKKUON, ftMl WASH. INtlTON COl'NTY In the Matter of the Appllcatiam 1 of I Rolaert T. Slimn, f,,r Llati!ae to ell KttrUiiotM, vinous au.l malt liiuont in less aiiiantliivs ; than nie gallon in Itnxt.m I'rex-lnrt, ashniKtott t'ounty, tregn. ' j Totho lloimrahle Oantnly I'mirl of the State of Oregam, tor WaMilnutain County: The nnalertgneal IVtitljners. lanl a- ters of huxtain I'l-eaiiot. 'axhtngtoii 'amntr. Orwn. ami a-ansiitiitlntf a imi- Jortty of the leiral vaiteis of xaul IVts ina t, and iH'Hm aa'tual reoialeiitsail Mtial piva iut t, and haying actually resiala-ai in sil llnv - nm rreeuia-l mirtv alavs iinmealiiiieiy preceding the date af this IVlitinii, oul,l respectfttlly Hlition your llonornlile IkHly aim ask tnat a laa ense t sall spirit- nous, vinous anal malt liaiuvirs In law uuitilies than aiuo k'allam tu htixlam 1 rea'tnet, Wsvhliicioii. t'onntv. ttremm. be gran teal and issiusl t Ktlxr( 'I , Suuia sun, a rettiaieut of snial I'rectiiei, fair a 'r- loal ol one year. ltateat this jmii al:ty ol Mara h, l;iT. MkSIKS XAMK-a A It Smith D McPhernon T B IVrkitm t'lirity KiclxTg J r Martin Hart Max BurKholxa-r .1 II Itim-k .lolm Hurt . ti K tjulck John l.lppert ferry v atmn tulN 11 Steplli'ltM K f Mephen W N JaootiHain P II llllllaa k ( liiveii r John V lU'i-eli J S ltlasl- 3 D Buchanan A Ureal l tiiiuiiintr Chas Mines .laami KoMiir Herman l.eWlitxm Alhert HMm Tllfaialoro til'lllill W XI ey JameaT Turk V l liaker W Httward 1 av i, 1 ( a' I .,i,nr i i Vina' tirniliill Lewis II llaalt C J Menalenhait t' Burr H XI Munger I'.en fame rat Milts J It Uniley ( M Arnold J N HIM W H Allen, V lJt N A H Ktnenktu Anilras Saliniiillin timat Schuiialhu AJ.ii.i li. llhli H Stowell Thomas McKarlaud ti W lliue Krederta-k Hart Roy V t-'air ' V Siinpn T P Xlcllargue Peter Sitta A impMan J S TiKatil S P Nelson Kdward Haker Krne-t 1 amol 8 Paisley 'lia Waatf M tununart K t'lemaleiiin 'maiming t'arl 1'oler Win iauvmouo J H H.lier (I M liavmoaal Seigle Holt I'rank llatlev at uenser U H Higgle Chas Iji.oU Himh H ItognrH tnH l.lpliert t'lm-i l.lppert W XI Joliti(i:i M It Moaell Harry La.olt Ji Hnri.'ImUi' Kiiw Hughe C 8 Brani Henry Tuber W C Hiiies J s. n ith A XI llor.ln Geo hcitur tieal Klllt.r J Meyers TO WHOM IT MAY CONTKHN: Notice Is herelay given, th ai the tiniler algned rraidont of Builaan IVavim-t Waahingtam (.otiiity, tiregon, hiu, i.ii Wtvinei.iay, tlie 1st day ol May, I'auT. st ten o'clock A. XI. of Maial al.ay, pra-rnl tin foregoing petition Kir Utwiiate to hii Mpir itttous, vinoiia and malt liatnir In I ni ton Precinct. Wasnington laitinty, tite gon, In less quantltie titan one g;ilUm, to lust uuntr vUurtau mas .-ai.'tao ail freun, for WaMhlngtoti County, at tlie inurl room in HillslNn, Uregoit, ami at saanl time and place will ak that a l.iaiiie Imi uwtiawl to the under-aigned amtlia-Hiit, to mil ai'inttiiiua, vinotixami null ii., ucr in Buitajl Precinct, VVailiuigtou t'oiiuty, Oregon, in leas quantltia's than ol e g: Ion, for a period of one year t'roiu Ilia- auie of the issuance of stia-li License, Dateal this Slth dav of March, Km;. KOHKKT T. MMISII.V. Applli'tiiit. Bagley at Hare, Attorney fur Applicant. SUMMONS IN THE CI KOI-IT CO CRT OK TI BTATB OF OUK.llOX, KOU THK COUNTY OK WASHINGTON AllMrt A. Mead, I'iuinliit. ; vs. Mary A.Bhepanl ami uiiliitnl Investment Company, Mar- , tha ' frame, Henrietta I Frame, Harry Krnme ami Miltnn B. Whitney, Charla-s H. Kairchilds, Hurry K, Mooney, 8anfiird- B. ! al, I and Frank Havermaii, Kc oeiyera of the Lombard In vestment Company, a Corpo ration, DefrnilantM. I To Mary A. Shnpanl ami txnlntril in vestment Company, Xlartha l-'ruine Henrietta Frame, harry Frame and Milton B. vVbitnev. Charles S. Fair nhilils, Harrv K. Xfooney, Sanffirl It. Ladd and Frank liagrrmaii, it'-ce iv ers of the Imilmnl Invextment I'uni pany, a Corporntlon, the above uaiiieil befeudanta: In the name of the Stale of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby reijiured ami commanded to appear In the above etui tied Court in the almve entitle! cause, and answer the Complaint therein lilcj against you, uu or before the expiration of six weeks from the ilittu of the fust publication of this .Summons in the Hills lioro Argus, the lirst publication thi'rcof being on the win nay or March, r7, to wlt, on or before the l.'lth duy of Muy. 1907; and you will pleae take notice, that if you fall no to appear ami answer, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed lor ami dnmaniliHl In his Complaint, to-wit, for a dei'ren aaljiiiltring and decreeing the I'liiintill to be tlie own er in fee simple of all of the Kitt half ol the Northwest Quarter of .Section tine. Township Two North, Mango Kimr West of the Will. Mer., In Washington Coimtv, Oregon, containing eighty acres; thul the claims of the Defei ilants ami each of them of, in and to said premises are with out right, and that neither of said De fendants have any right, title or intercut whatever in said iireniiafei above iii-Norile ed, or any portion thereof; that the De fendants and each of thorn he mri-vcr barred and precluded from any claims or any right, title or iutereat mor to said premises or any jaart. or pariN-l thereof, adverse to the I'lainlilT; and for nucIi other and further relief as may be necta nary aud proper. This Summons Is served upon you by publication by order of Honorable Thom as A. McRride, Jualge of the abovai unti tled Court, made aud dated In open Court on the With day of March, l!s;7, which Order requires you and each of yon to appear and answer on or before Hie expiration of six weeks from the date of the first publication of this Kiiiiiiiioiik, to wit, on or before Xlav Vi, V.(7. BAULKY A HARK, Attorney for Plaintiff. Nolice to Contractors bealed bids will be received until Satur day April the 13th, 1907, at 2. no p. 111., by tbe County Court of Wiuhinj;ton County Oregon, and then opened for the construction of a bridge across the Tual atin River, said bridge to replace the old structure known as the Schollt bridge at the Uroner & Howell saw mill. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the County Clerk on and after Monday, April lit, 1907. The successful bidder will be required to furnish s good and sufficient bond lor the faithful performance of the work before entering into contract for sntne. The Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J, W. Goodin, County Judge.' By order of the Court. Stationery of all kinds at the Pharmacy latest in slyliHh cor respondence, calling fii'da, en velopes, etc. Call and seo tbe stock. SUMMONS IX TIIK CIKCtUT fOrKT tK THK STAIK t'K OKKtlOX rOK WASH INtiTON tVL'NTY Xlnry Scltnavelv, Plain! lit, ) WiIIIniii All. 'ii Sa'hnavelv Drfemlant I lat William Allen Sahnavely, alnave alelenaianl: In the mtineaif the State of Oreimii, you are lierel'v retiilreal to pver anal annwer tne iaiuipialiil llleal agauiMt you In tbe iihaive emitleal lalill, on aar laef.ir the laat alav of the lone preea-rltmal u (lie tinier tan' the piihlla'atlaan or tlila SUmiuama; Mlat tunc lacing tail week I rami the tltut pol'lia lati-ni of this .tttmmons; and II yam tail o to ii'r anal ansarer. fur asm lliotraal', the plaintitl' will apply to the I'aiuit lor lite relief delimitated In the Minpliiiiit in saial null, lat-a il: Kor a .H'ow ilnola iua the bonals of matrlinonv anal lutairiitk'e coutraa't eatstlng lietween the plmiititl ami VaniMelr, anal allowing the pliaiutltt to reiaiiiue her niaialeii name. Xlaiv liollaiial. I In summons is milililieal lav Onlerof II. m. J. V, tliHHlin, t'otinty Jualga of said W .itahingtoii t'oiiuty, Stnte of (Iregain, lil"li oralcr was duly made and tlle.1 on the 4Hl alav of Kelarusrv. Itl7. ai,l tlia alsteol the'liriat Uililiaal'ion hereaaf the atn nay o tenrnarv, l7. V. K.bTKOOK, Attairney for Plaintitl' Executrix' Notice Notice I hereby islven Hint the niiilaar. siajneal hiw hiien apimlnteal em-mru of I ho licsl ail! ami iiwtameiit of Thomas Oiahln, aleawaseal, lay an oraler of the t oiuiiy on 1 1 ot W ahiogtoti t'onntv, tir- a'K"i, iiniaie ami eulrreil on leaemter VI i!a, ami all peisanm having nlalms agiiinsl smal aitiiua are liereliv mitilleal anal alim lial tai.pri'seul anial claims, together ttMli tin' piaaiaer voucher Iherefair. to me :itinv resialiMice, or at the olllca ul' I'haie. II. laangiie Jr., at Hillsltoirn. Wasliliialoii I'ouiilv, tiri gain, on or Iwforeaii luouths traaill alllto llortHlt. Juielat tillulHtrat, Oregon, this iilili aiay aa iH'a'eiuiaer, llssi. XIAKY ANN SlXll'SOX, Kecutris ol the hoal as III and ela llltallt aaf rilos. tHa'hill, llaaa-eSCil Tin 'it. II. Tongue, Attorney, Notice to Taxpayers Notice i hereby given that the lairolls lor WiiMiiiigtaui County, Oregon, will le a pen lair ca'tluctioti a ml pavtnent of taxmt on Wealiiti.liy, Ki'Urury ), IHJr, and all who make full payment of their tax be fore .March I A, lwiti, will retwive a ra'Utsot 3 per triituiii. Hair payinciils ran Its innate lay the llml Momlay in April with out inliTiwi charge, or eiially, and the remiiinliig half enn te patl at anytime priair lai tlie tlrst Momhty In Ot'lolH-r, lo?. Where na aayiuiaiil is innate by tlie first Xlomluy in April. 1!HI7, the lax bainnioaa alcliiiitivnt, and the atatute reiiulr, fmm t hut date, a penalty often per cent, anal alo an interest clmrge of one per tent pa r iiuiiiin on saiai tax until it in psiu. J. XV. CKNSKI.L, Mieritl ami c.olll,-i,a tai collector of W axhiiigton Cottniy, Oregon. HillslHiro, Ore., Jan. it, U7. Oregon Sfioqr Line Union Pacific 3 THAI.NS TO THK KAHT DAILY IIIOM I'OUTUNI), Through Pullman standard and lourtst slecpiug cati daily to Omaha, Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleeping-car dally to Kansas City; through Pullman tourist slcrping.cars (personally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re clining chair cars (seats free) to Iht Last daily. impART roa HMI.T Cllla'Sgo Port land 8p.acbll W::to.a. via Atlantic Kxpretts H:li r. m. via llllllt- Inijtain St. Paul Fast Ma.l r. M, via Spokane Port- ' html I'.igars lOI'lll M:t,F) A.M TIM K HCH KDUI.JCS raokt POltTLANI) aaaivs raoM pii,r Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, oiimba, Kansas City, Ht ljuis, Chicago aud S:U0 r. u Kaei I Halt take, Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, Ht, Imis, Chicago ami Kaal XValla Walla, Iwis- toii,HHkane, Wallace Pullman, Minneap olis, St. Paul, On lull,, Milwaukee, Chicago and East For all liK'al points between Ultras aud 7:16 a 8.00 1. u Portland , 11:00 r.tt KIY'KK HCIIK.bl'LE KKOM PORTLAND Klver boats on the lower Columbia and WillaiiietU) daily or.cept Htinday, LOW ItATKH To ami fiom all points In the Kait Tickets via this route on sale at all depot nlli mm or the Southern raclllo Co, WM. McMURRAY, Onneral Pasflengsr Agent Portland, Oregon CORWIN A HEIDEL Oaatora In All kinds or I'resU Meats. Tricei Rea sonable, 'Will meet all competition. Chickens and Poultry .always on bund upon order, l'ree delivery to all parts of the town. We buy fat stock. Both Phonmm Second Street, Hlllmboro, Of Edison's Gold Mould ed Records in StocK PRICE 35 CENTS . L. McCORMICIl HILLSBORO ..... OREGON Mrs. Gowan will he at the green bonne in 8011th Hillsboro every Thursday until her stock of shrubbery, hulbs and flowers are Slid out Come early to get the best bargains, 1 km 4 SAMSON Weight, MtKV, 7 years oUi, liluik-luoxvu, finely built. Just the liorsc lor Kts Unit nuke the most .serviceable lnises lor farm ami tlriving purposes. Will Stand the Sotison of l4)07i Al the Jolly farm, four anal our hall nelrs northwest of lllllsbotai, ursr the .Scotch . IiiiiiIi. TLU.MSi-Sltigle aeivice, Colt to slsml ami uc, fin. Care tai pre vent, but not responsible lor acciaUtits, Farmers should see this luirne Mine breeding, lit has the proportions thai will plrase. F. W. DELSMAN Address, MillslMiro, K. I . t). No. J. i '.' m m WEINHARD'S The best of all Bottled for 1 L A t sr :' This Spray is Endorsed by A. b. Cctrillvy Of the Ariculturul ColU-gfe St-xralt inj of the l'hoctiix Lime nml Sulphur Liquid Spray, Mr. Ordley, of the Corvallis Agri cultural College, writes Ihttnio & Co., us follows: "turalli. on'.. Nfpi. T, David M, Dunne Cat,, Portlaml, Oregon. Dear Htr? In reply to your li-itnrnf tbe lib int, I am gls.l lo l able tu reHrt that the rvsult oliiiaaal truio I In. iimi af atur I'IiihuiIi Hpray were verv iuttlsliu'.lairy. Iiuliwal. I ti-.ta-d u Pv illlniina tine lo llltevn. The dlluleal sprays wrri- applieal thaiaoililv (ami (avoialilf lo tree that were almply liu'rimtcil ami to-n a ai-aakrr s,liitii,n h. appanauliy oomp,,trly ersaln alrat the prl Irona sprnaul Ir- a... I llml that easuiliialion luaala about two wlii .u'.a u,i. in riat a-nl auv li lug wale um either fruit or Icavr. (Mgunii A. It. CtiLI'LKY, I sell clieaH'r than other tieuleis. l:or prices itt any quantity, f. o. b., at lieavcitoii, or taken from my place, write sole agent, ill. 30 par bLI. of SO )., f o.li.. Drovn Ion or my (arm B. LEIS, Beaverton, Oregon. R. T. D. 1 Jho whrthcr m W. J.VaN LIVERY STABLE Teams with or without drivers, reasonable. Good turnouts. We also make a specialty of feeding and caring for trausicrit stock. Main St., between Third and I'oiu tli.opp. Ik-nson lildg. Payne Bros., Hillsboro COQUET (50527) Xh? ??cheron Stallion, Imported France in June, 1905. Color, black, with -star in forehead; weight, 1950; 18 l,?M,dSThiglh Foalwl April 10,1901. Owned by Cedar Mill Percherou Co. Is recorded by the Pereherou So ciety of America as No. 44233. Will Stand Season of 1907 as Followst Mondays, from 10 a. in. to 4 p. , ftt ,l..s. Council's, near Glencoe; Thph llayH, 10 to 4. at Jas. Borwick's, mile north of Kecdville on Haselii.e road; WedliesdayH, 10 to 4, .t John Welch's, mile north of lleavertou, on Can yon 0.(1; Thursdays, Fridays ami Niil,ml,,yM, at ,' Kob' place, l ethanyjNlKhUan.l morninR, of Thursday.. FrLlny. aud Saturday., at the home barn. Termst-Iusurauce, $17.50; to Insure, $15; Season, $12; Single Service, $8. HERMAN GLASttE, Manager atsasassfjBSl I ho ll.imJsomo Cutuh Stallion m i s i (On duugkt) Beers. Medicinal Use W. V WILEY'S i . : a . m m mm li'L-i'i Who Labors, ttihin, litt..f-(i GYRU3 KOBLE BOURBON OR RYE wtiUkf. It ctrsa-. Ilia I. iniai, .1 aiMialt hm. tla, eoiatflr4, anal liflatilr,,. l,.r tiMa-li.il. I la. Niaiaj M I'IBIIal SIS fsvaaritr. aneavwlarir, aa-illi laartl alta work, Iwi-Ma a,f thnr pi.-..., ul l. ir mi l rsaallrut llvur, Al) anil CorCvHt s Notti.i'. M-lta.kv. f or Sal ml all BAHS mntl DCAI.CRM. a.ltVVt M at 1,1., Iiw , li.l.llrn. Puan.ANii.otir. Fro m