HILLS80R0 ARGUS. APRIL C5. IvO?
V
friUrsd at the Post-offloe at HllUboro,
Oregon, m eeond-cUas) mail matter.
LUCIUS A. LONG, Editor.
Col. Jos. Meek in Oregon History
t NOTICE OF APPLICATION
LIQUOR LICENSE
POR
County Official Paper
Subscription; On Dollar per Annum. 1
leaved Every Tbaraday
-BT-
liONO McKIMNET
"Oar George" hit amicably set
tled the friction between those who
farored and opposed sending Ore
gon girls back to Jameatown, in the
habilamenU of Klootchmen. The
governor suggested a neat military
suit, and the compromise will be
adopted", and all i serene. A mili
tary drill with swords will be sub
stituted for the proposed flourish ot
comas-diggers, and Oregon w ll ex
hibit her healthy daughters to the
effete east in true Spartan spirit
A
CORW1N A HEJDEL
r
IS THE COUNTY COl'UT OK THK
STATK OK ORKilON. KOU WASH-
ixutox county
In the Matter of tlx ApplU-aiiou
f
Koliert T. Stnion, f.r Ueense
losell spirttiiPU. vinous and
malt liquor in les quantities
than one gallon in Itiixton
rreclnet, Washington County,
Otegoti.
To the Honorable Count v Court of Hi
State or Uregon, lor W bMHiirioii
County:
The undersigned lYlilianers. lejr.d vo
teia of rhixton I'recuiet, Washington
County, Oregon, aed constituting a n-(oi-ity
of ths legal voters ot said I'revinet,
and being actual nniiitsif said prviiu't,
and bavins actually rtwided in said liiu-
ton Precinct thirty d.iys Immediately
preceding the date of thW Petition, would
resnectttiuy pinion your iiouoraim'
ll.hly ami ak tnat a License to sell spirit
nous, vinous aut malt liquors In low
quantities than otio gallon in lluxtou
Precinct, Washington County, Oreisim,
he granted ami issued to Hubert 1 . Nimp
son, a resident of said Precinct, for a per
iod of one vrar.
Dated tliis 2m li lny of March. ! ".
All kinds of Fresh Meats. Trices Rea
sonable. Will meet all competition.
Chickeut anil Poultry always on hand
upon onler. l'ree delivery to all parts
of the town. We buy fat stock.
V9wA vftttsWAf
Second Street, HllUboro, Or
SAMSON
ho Handsome
Coach Stallion
Edison's Cold Mould
ed Records in StocK
FK1CL 35 CENTS
The treacherous spirit of Japan
is well worth considering by our
statesmen. It would be well to
keen a clutch cn the "bis stick," ae
well as to watch the Oriental. It
is history that Japan struck below
the belt when she attacked Russia
before a formal declaration of war.
When Japan geU ready she will
smile today, and tomorrow shoot
up the Philippine anr weakest
toint of resistance. Afterward war
can be declared. With exclusion Washington County lias a great interest in the Champoeg
sentiment strong here, and friction celebration May 2, at Champoeg. It was a V ashington
always imminent, H would be wis- County man, Oregon's first U. S. Marshal, who animated
dom for us to sell the Philippine the convention at Champoeg in 1S43, and carried the Amen
frontier or give it a naval defense cans to victory by a vote of 52 to 50. The above is a sketch
not second to that of Japan. Per 0f Col. Jos. L. Meek, as he was painted for the book, "The
haps the best plan would be sale, River of the West." One sou, Stephen A. D. Meek, resides
even if a few politicians would lose in this county, at Mountamdale.
fat frytngs. Uncle Sam would be
the winner, and could tben never
fear any Eastern power, and at the
same time get his voice above that
affected bronchial whisper he hss
used in talking to the Jap Mikado.
Whatever else the Fresident has
done he has given the nation a vast
benefit by his acceptance and dis
semination of the statements long
since made, that the American peo
ple have been abused by corporate
wealth. Although coming in such
manner as not to be pleasing to the
executive, he has clinched the fact
that great sums of money have for
years been contributed to elections
and all this in the name of "na
tional honor. When Bryan and
his supporters charged this fact a
few years ago they were named as
liars of mighty magnitude while
we must now accept the despised
liar as the pioneer whose acumen
discerned the blazed trail of finan
cial corruption. Bryan was right,
and Mr. Roosevelt has unwittingly
proved it. The public conscience
is the better ofl ior tte Harriocan
episode.
"If You Bead This
Xt will be to learn that the leading medN
cal writers and teachers of bit the several
schools of practice recommend, ia the
strongest terms possible., each and every
ingredient entering Into the composition
of Dr. Pierce's Golden MedicalJMscovery
tor the cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia,
catarrh of stomach, liver complaint,"
torpid liver, or biliousnes. chronic bowel
affections, and all catarrhal diseases of
whatever region, name or nature. It b
also a specilie remedy for all such chronic
or long standing cases of catarrhal atten
tions and th.4r resultants, as bronchial,
throat and lung disea.-m (except cowumn
tiou) accompanied with severe coughs. It
is not so good for acuta colds and coughs
but for lingering, or chronic cjiis it is
especially efficacious in producing per
fect cures. It contains Mack Cherry bark.
Golden Seal root. Woodroot, Stone root.
Mandrake root and Queen's root all of
which are highly praised an remedies for
all the abovo mentioned affections by such
eminent medical writers and teachers as
Prof. Bartholow, ofJefferson iled. Col
lever Prof. Hare. if the Univ. of Pa.:
Prof. Flnlejr-ijWritgwood, M. D., of Ben
nett Med.Jtpllege, Chicago; Prof. John
King, M. iQof Cincinnati; Prof. John
M. ScuddeirjL P-j ot Cincinnati ; Prof.
Edwin M-JHaff. M. D., of Hahnemann
Med. Csfleg Chicago, and scores of
otheiVeorfilly eminent in their several
aehrtfnvrjf rjractice.
:iie "Golden Medical msfovnr-i
roil shall appear and nn.iwer on or belore
ihc expiration of atx weeks from the date
of the tirst puhlleation of this Huniuions,
to-wit, on or before May 13, 1S07.
BAGLKY A HARE,
Attorneys for rialutifl.
SMK
D Mol'lternon
T B lVrkiiM
Martin H art
Max Iturgholi'r
John I.ippert
leny Watson
r' f t'i'hen
W X Jaoobson
8 1 Huehaiian
Alfred Cummin
Chas 1 lines
Herman LelHliUm
Albert nicdaoe
J amen 'f Turk
J W Howard
Lewis 11 tU.lt
C J Meiiilcnhatl
H M Munur
KH Mills
O M Arnold
W 11 Allen, ! U S
A 11 Kimmin
11 Mowell
Thoinaa McKiirlaiid
Krederirk tHrt
Rov C Fair
Peter Sitta
X V Xelon
tMward Baker
8 1'aiMey
M Oimlhurt
Carl t'olur
J 11 FUhcr
Seigle Holt
M lienwr
M II Kigle
Chas IaoU
W M Jol'iimi'i
Harry Lanott
C 8 llram
Henry 'fober
W C H in as
Geo Ktstur
J sleyora
TO WHOM IT
A It Snillll
I'linsiv liieberi! Jr
' .1 II ISim-k
.Inlio Jlort
11 K 1,'uiik
t'luis ll t'lrplll'IIH
ll HiilUvk
K lillHMl T
Juliii W U.iirh
J !S ltlril.H'
John h.ntiir
T hi'ivltretiritliii
V M evert
W I) H.ikiT
1uv ul iVLVmlioH
Vine Oi tut in!
C Burr
Pel) Pone
.1 K Hniley
J X liippm
Aml'rose Soh'iiutlin
ilut Sflii.it'llm
Adaui It 'llWh
ti W I line
W V SiniiMon
T 1) MeHuirfiie
A l0.Oll
J S Tm.inl
Kruul Cimplej
I'hni Wolf
1! CIciudi'iiliiK
Wm liuyiiioud
.11 M Kayuioud
t'rr:ik ll:iiley
. Ilueli S I'.ngeia
Heo l.tppert
t'lia l.'pperl
M ll Stowell
Jos Kiirirliolwr
Kdw 1 1 intlies
.1 S'liitli
A ! Itordul
livn Kiilu r
MAY CiiNCKKX:
E. L. McCORMIClt
Itll.LSnOROT'-- - OBEOON
Weight, 1400; 7 yens old, black-brown,
finely built. Jus the lmrse for cU that
make the most serviceable horses for
farm and driving imposes.
Stand the Season of 1007:
At lite Jolly farui, four atnl otir baU tniK uoilliacul of
llillsboto.'near Iho Scotch cliutili, 'i'liKMS:-Hinglo
aervli-e, p, Colt to tan,t mid seek, flu. karr to pic
vent, hut not rfpotuiblo lor accident.
Katniera aUntitil re Ihi tiorf I'cloic
He ban the proportion lh.it will p!c'.
Inteill.
SUMMONS
-The 'Golden aieaicai utsfovrv" is tn
th" "lY ft1 1 -J-rdTr7;irv ta-'ti,-SffllSJ.
Uien publicity ol its formula
Notice to Contractors
Sealed bills will lie received at thooftlce
of Hie County Clerk, Hillsboro, Oregon,
nptil Friday, ly 1407, at the hour
of i o'clock, p. ui. of aai I day, and theu
opened loreonxlruetion of a bridge aero
K.;k (.'reck, near Bethany, known asllie
holeomb Bridge.
Bids will aluo be received at the same
lime and place for the conxtmctioit ol a
till on the road leading to tit Boge
lintiis saw mill and about 300 feet, from
tUo main road between Hillsboro and
rel.
Also for ropnirs to Glencoe bridge.
For repairs on Holcoinb bridge,
l or repairs on Rosa bridge.
For repairs on Reeves-Pollock bridge.
The County Court reserved the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the Commissioners,
J. W.GOODIN.
County Judge.
A FATAL MISTAKE
Notice is hereby given, tbut the undvr-
sl(ned resident of Button I'i'eeinet,
Washingtou County, uregmi, will, on
Welnesd,iy, the 1st day el May, i!0", at
ten o'clock A. M. of saiil day, pio'eiit the
foregoing petition lor l.irenso to v.U spir
ituoim, vinous and malt liquors in hn
ton Precinct. Waliitiulim County, t'to-
gon, in lens (jiianiitieH man one gaiion, 10
lOe l.'Olimy our in nil' .-ei:r in w-,;,.,,,
for Waahlni;too Comity, at the court
room iu llilblioro. Oregon, ntnl at naid
tinioand place will a"-k thatal.i i-i he
Uiied to the uiilor'i!:r-el npplirant, to
ihII ai'irituoiii. vinous and m ilt iiipu-rs in
Buxton Precinct, Washington I 'until y,
Oregon, In less iiiaiuiliiH than one c!-
Ion, rora period Ol otic year iiuin me .one
of the laauancaofsileh l.iis nse.
Datml this '."till . lav of MsrUi. K'.
HtU'.KltT T. i-UMl'SOX.
Applitmt.
Bagley t Harp, Attorney for Applicant.
VOOD BIDS WANTED.
Often
Made- by tlie Wlncst
HilUboro People
of
Mr. Roosevelt has been criticised
very roughly for saying that Petti
bone, Moyer and Heywood, charged
with complicity in the murder of
Idaho s ex-governor, were very
"undesirable citizens." Roosevelt
comes out publicly and reiterates
bis statement, no later than yester
day. Just why the president gives
those men the disadvantage of his
official condemnation, when they
have not yet been tried, passes un
derstanding. If he knew as much
about the mine owners as be pro
fesses to know about the defendant
trio, he doubtless would have been
more guarded in denouncing men
charged with murder upon the af
fidavit, unsupported, of an assasin.
His rashness and almost brutal at
tack on three men of hitherto good
reputation has negatived the presi
dential maxim of a "square deal."
That the three men are innocent is
the belief of nine-tenths of the peo
ple who have watched the case.
Thousands believe that when the
assassin was caught he tried to
save his own life at the jeopardy of
others who knew nothing of the
murder, and that Orchards made a
deal with the prosecuting officers
to that effect.
Dl
ia thu ben possible guaranty of lis merits.
A glance at this published formula will
show that -Golden Medical Iliwcrj
contains no poisonous, harmful or habit
formliigdrugs and no alcohol ehemicaily
cure, triple-refined glycerine k ing used
Instead. Glycerine is entirely unobjec
tionable and beside is a most useful agent
in the cure of all stomach as well as bron
chial, throat and lung affections, lher
is the highest medical authority for its
as in all such cas. The 'Discovery "is
a concentrated glyceric extract of native,
medicinal roots and Is safe and rHiul'le.
A booklet of extracts from eminent,
medical authorities, endorsing its rrr
dients mailed free on request. Address
Dr. fi. V. Pierce, Buffalo, JJ. .
SUMMONS
THB MARKETS,
This morning's market .reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
'Valley Wheat, 72c
Barley feed, 122.60 per ton;
brtwing,23; rolled, $23 5024.50.
Oats, White, 129.60.
Oats, fray, $2S$29 per ton.
Bran, $17$18 per ton.
Hay, valley timothy, $16$16;
" clovsr, W; grain. 9tl0.
Potatoes, jobbing prices, $1.85
$2 00 per sack.
Ks, fancy ranch, 19c.
Butter, Creamery, 26c.
Charter Oak stoves and ranges.
C. A. LacUa Oo.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK
8TATK OF OREGON FOR WASJI
1NGTON COUNTY
Nancy A. Johnson, I'lainliiT, 1
vs. I
Barab K. SpUers and wm.
Hphers, her husband,
James W. Smith, 8a man -tha
Smith. William K.
Hmlth and Smith, I
his wife, iefenda:it. )
To James W. Smith, Bniriautha Smith,
William E. Smith and , hia wife:
In the name of the State of Oregon, you
and each of you are hereby required and
commanded to appear In tho above enti
tled Court and answer the complaint tiled
therein against you In the above entitled
cause on or before the expiration of six
weeks from tne date or luo tirst publica
tion of this summons in tb liillHboro
Argus, the first publieatiou thereof being
March 28, l07, to-wit. on or before the
13th day of May, 1007; and you will please
take notice that If yon fail to o appear
and answer raid complaint, the I'laiutifl
will apply to said Court for the relief
rayed for in her Complaint, to-wit, for a
ecree adjudging that tbo I'laintifl' and
the Defendants are the owncra in fee sim
ple of aU of the following described real
property lying, Deing and annate in
Washington County, Oregon, and known
as: The Northeast Quarter of the North
west Quarter of Section Twenty-nlno,
Township Two North, Raugo Two West
ot the Will. Mer., containing forty acres;
that the Plaintiff Is the owner ot an undi
vided four-evenths; that the Defendant,
Sarah E. Sphere, Is the owner of an undi
vided one-seventh; that tbo Defendant,
James W. Smith, is the owner of an un
divided one-seventh; that the Defendant,
Bamantha Smith, is the owner of an un
divided one-fotirteenth. nd the Defend
ant, William E. Smith, is the owner of an
undivided one fourteenth of said prem
ises above described; that said premises
cannot be partitioned, and that the same
It's a fatal mistake to neglect lmckaehe.
Backache is the lirat symptom of kidney
ills.
Serious complications follow,
lloan's Kidney I'illscure them promptly.
Don't delay until too late.
Until it becomes diabetes Bright's dls
ease.
William Bumgardner, retired, of 4'H
Water St., Salem, Ore., aays: "I apeak
frttm personal experience when I say
that Dean's Kidney Fills do all that Is
claimed for them in Curing kidney com
plaint and backache. I bail feit the need
of such a remedy for a good long while,
but on I not know just what I should use.
I have found that many medicines are
worthless, and that even physicians' pre
scriptions do not always prove effective.
When I read of Doan's Kidney Pills,
however, I was induced to go to a drug
Htore and procure a supply. The liack
ache and irregular condition of the kid
neys which had annoyed me, quickly
nave way upon beginning to use your
remedy, I was restored to a condition of
ease and comfort. I can recommend
Dean's Kidney Fills to anyone in need of
Huoh a medicine."
For sale by nil dealers. Price 50 cents.
Fostcr-M:lbnrn Co., Buffalo, New York,
Mile agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.
The School Boaid for District No. 7,
Ilillsboro, will receive waled bids for the
furnishing of sixty cord of four foot fir
wood, to be cut out of sound, live fir
timber, not secon l growth, and to be de
livered at the school buililii'g sit 1 date
this summer, to lie fixed at the time for
opening bids, which will be 0:1 April 27,
1907, on the evening of slid day. The
right is reserved to reject any or I'll bids,
R B. Collins, Chairman
By order of School Directors.
SHERIFF'S SALE
ix Tin: ciiuTir court of thr
hi A IE OK ORF.GON, FOR TllK
COUNTY OK WASHINGTON
Albert A. Mead. Halutin.l
vs.
Mry A.Kbepard and LoniWd
Itivftnicut Company. Mar
tha i'raiiie, lleurletla
Ktame, Harry Kramv and
Mtlioii l. Whitney, Charloa
S. Kairchllds, Harry K.
MooisfV, itanfiinl B. t.add
and Uiunk Hitirerman. Re
ceiver of tho l.uiiilwrd lu
veMiiifiil Company, a Corpo
ration, Defendants-
To Miuv A. Shenard and Lombard In.
vwniiuiiiL Coionsiiv. Martha Frame
Henrietta r rauie, narry r rarue aim
Milton 11. Wliitnev. Charles H. feir-
rhilds, llarrv K. Mooney, Sanford B.
lvhl and Frank llsgernian, Reoeiv
rm or ihe lAinitard Inveatnisul l oui
psiiy , a Coi'iMirntton, the almve nauted
le feiiuanU:
In the name of the Mat of Oregon, you
and each of you are liareby required ami
commanded to appear in the auoe enti
tled Court in the ahovo entitled cans,
and answer the Complaint therein liled
aitulnst you, on or before tha expiration
of nix weeks from the data of tue llrxt
Piihlii ution of this Hummons In Hi HUM
boro Aigu, the nrnt piibllcatlou thereof
U'iiig on the ".'S"h day of March, l!W7. to
wit, 011 or before the i:ith day of May,
l!.7: and vott III ideate take notice, thai
if you fail o to apwar and answer, the
Pli.lnillT will apply to the Court for the
relief pruvcd lor and demanded In his
Complaint, in. wit, for a decree adjudging
and iWreeiiiR the I'lalnllil to be the own
er iu fee simple of all of Ihe Kast half ol
Hi 11 Northwest Quarter of Section One,
Townitlilp Two North, Range Four West
of the Will. Mer., in Washington Countv,
Oregon, rotitainiiig eighty acres: Hint the
ehtlms of the Defor.daiiU and each of
Iheni of, in and lo said premise are with
out rielit, and that neither of said le
femlmm have any right, tltJa or interest
whatever iu ma id promises) aTmvt deaerlle
ed. oranv i.ortton thereof; Hist the ut'
fandniiti and each of them be lorever
barrel and iirecluded from any claims or
mi rl. hi. Lille or Interest iu or 10 sai
preiulic or any lart or parcel thereof,
adverse to the I'laliilllT: and for audi
uiher ntnl further relief as may be neeta
Htirv ntnl iiroocr.
This SiimmoiiN la served tiHn you by
publication by order of Honorable Thorn-
ivt A. .Meliruie, Jiliiu 01 inn aouve eon
tied Court, made and dated in oten
Court on the Siith day of March, 1M07,
whieh Ordiir roouires you and each of you
to appear and answer on or before the
expiration of six weeks from the date of
Hie tirst pUDIieatlon 01 mis duuiihoiik.
F. VV. BUSMAN
Address, lii!Mx)i o, K. I . I). No. 1.
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WE1NHARDS
"1
(On ilrjuht)
The best of all Beers.
Bottled for Medicinal Use
At w v. WILEY'S
9
t wit, on or before May 1:1, 11W7,
UAlil.et t
HARK.
AtUirneys for I'lalntlff.
ARDLAMONT
ARDLAMONT, the full-blooded Clydesdale
il Stallion, dark bay, three years old, weighing
1600, built ou nithlcl lines, a sure foal-better, and
eomiuK from the best slock ever imported from
Scotland.
Will Stand Uv Seuon of 1907
in Washington County Mud at Ihe farm of T. R.
Davis, 34 miles itorlhwest of 1 1 iUslxr.
His sire by Kahimur, he by Millionaire; liU sire's dam K"l ''T
Ptince Llewellyn. HislitM i!nm was by Bciidigo, he by Master u(
Hesutvre. His grand dent was by Mrrtv Ms'.n, he by 1'rlnce Al
fred, bis dam by I'tince Aisne, got by Tiinrc I lunHe, inking liisi
prize at Lsncsshiie; got by dancer, lirst pti e at (.bt.enw ; he by
Hrooujfield L'liainpion, jjot by Clancer Hccoml, bis dam Beauty by
Prince of Wales, lirt at Maocliesler, Semlund, i;ot by Grntial, his
dam Darling, got by Smnpon, he by Lofty, the Cls-cnw picmium
horse of 1K56. These hnn.es neio all t'glitertil I'lidrmltttrs, sfitue of
them being impoited ftem Scotland in tl.c est iy ilnys by lb Chalmers.
Single Service, $5.txv, To Insure, f 10.
For further Inhumation call on or udilreM,
CI I AS. DAVIS, J
Phone 314 Tanners' Line. Ilillsboro. li. V. I). X
,
Notice la hereby given that by virtue ol
of an execution laeued out of the Circuit
Court oftheHtateof Oregon, for the Coun
ty of Washington, dated the lt dav oi
April, 1H07, lu favor of J. F. .Nchoeli. plain,
tiir, and against F. T. Kane. Detvndaut.
011 a judgment
for the sum of Sit Hundred and Seventy
Six and 71-100 Dollarn in United Stale
Gold Coin, with Interest In like Gold Coin
at the rate of sit percent per ginum
from the 6th day f December, BC4, lo me
directed and delivered, commanding me
to make sale of the reul property herein
after described, I have levR-d upon and
Sumtant to said execution, I r.iij, on
londay, the 2)th day of May, 1W7, at the
Insure Your Stock
Ituiire your lioracs aud livestock
and when you lose one you will get
'cash. Dou't lake chances when It
is not necessary. Take out a policy
IN A RELIABLE COMPANY
1 am i;ent for the National Live
stock Association. Insures against
death from any cause. Drop me a
line. - - Terms reasonable.
JOHN VANDEKWAL. Ileavrrtnii, Or.,
. It. F. 1). No. 2
The old reliable fire insurance man.
DR.J.H. KNOX, 13.V.S.
Office: Iiojjan & McGreer'i Sale Stable
I'orkst GanvK
Graduate of
at public auction to the highest bidder for !
caah in nana, nil 01 toe ioiiowni;i orwnn
ed real property, lying, heing mid sitiut-
iu W axhington ( ounty, Oregon, ami 1
ed
moro
narticularly
to wit:-l-ot 1) Block 1,
SPRAYING
DRINK
have secured the agency for demption as t.er statute
the celebrated "Star" brand of 4"0fA;rllS!'or,, '
Arsenate ot I,ead, and is sola
by the manufacturers with
the positive assurance that it
is the best and most effective
of all lead insecticides for
spraying purposes. It will do
your work better than any
other lead preparation made.
Star Arsenate of Lead is
packed in
loo 11 ktirs at li centM per lb
6 " pails " 15 "
14-211" " " Vo'A " "
Use 6 lbs arsenate of lead to 100 gal. water
B. LEIS, Beaverton, Or.
Sole agent for Wash. Co.
south door of the Court House in Hill1;
boro, Washington County, Oregon, at the ' , 1 tor.;.1e .r?tiirw Pr1
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, eil i UldUO KapiUS Veterinary L.OI.
l'ive vcars' successful experience in
treating horses for lameness. Practice
all modern snrgcrv. Castration, Spay.
ihg, Nerving for Relief of 1'hrooic
Lameness, Operation for Roaring,
racific States' phone 31. Independent, 561
Calls auswered promptly, day or night,
Fur Sile: Fifty acres cleared
land in the vicinity of Ilillsboro,
on rural mail and milk route; Dear
tf.lepliore line. Fine location;
piool Ijuildintr site. Inquire of
Argus.
Froth Garden Seeds at John
DonniR.'
doserieed .is follows
West i'ortland
Heights, Washington County. Oregon.
Southeast quarter nt Seetion 11 T.i. S.
R. 5. W. Will Mer. Washington County,
Oregon. To satisfy the sum of six hun
dred and sixty-five aud 3!-Ui0 Dollars in
United States Oold Coin with iuloriMtl
thereon In llko Oold Coin at tho rate of j
six per cent per nnnuiii from., the 1st day
of April, 1807) and for the costs and ex
penses of said sale of an Id writ.
eaia sale win on mauo wuojim io ri:
ol Urogou.
Oregon, this lltii
J. W. f'onnoll
Sheriff of Wnsbington County, Oregon.
By P. T. Kane, Deputy.
L. L. Latigley, Attorney for Plaintiff.
W. B. CATE & SONS
Breeders and Growers til and I)enler in
Registered Hereford Cattle, Clydesdale Horses,
Poland China Hoys, Shropshire SSicep
and Angora Goals
Young things of llh sexes, nf till Units, fli c.ilc nt very reasonable
prices. Our foundation stock isM-li cli d from the liext families of
their respective breeds in the U, S. 11 ltd Murnjic, ii ipirdlcfis of cont.
The individuals we are selling arc cxctpiim-ally U'ful to I'.-ciliu
(oaat trade, having bien bred and raised iu the Willi incite Valley
and are thoroughly acclimated. Iitnl by ui h sires as Ilenti llrmii
mel for cattle; Millionaire (imporb-d from Scotland) for borsi s; Wil
lamette Chief, by Clscknmiis Chief, by (okji) I Know for )infs, and
equally good for sheep and (outs.
A Young Clydesdale Stallion
In service to a few marcs; $io to insure.
Younq Full Blood Black Spanish Jack; service, $12
Horse aud Jack for sale. Pasture for all stock
for breeding, at reasonable prices.
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be sold by a referee appointed for that pu r.
id the proceeds of such sale be ap
plied: First, to the costs and disburse
ments of thia suit; second, to the costs
and disbursements of said sale: third, to
the payment to the Plaintiff of tbo sum
31.48, taxes advanced and paid upon naid
u
the balance of the proceed of said sale to
agof the Complaint herein, and fourth,
GAMBRINU3
BEER
The (lost of All Beers
SOLD BY
&e LION SALOON
E. J. LYONS, ProprUtor
On April 20 the Oregonian will
publish an industrial edition for
the purpose of Eastern reading.
The number is to be replete with
individual experiences of the cap
tio of all line-i, and should be
Imnaid to tne Clalnml and the Oetend-1 i . . !
nla In accordance with their respective I pxaau8Uve. BB luna 01 ln
rlcbts fixed by the Decee of said Court.
and for such other and further order as
may be neoesaary and proper.
Thla Summons ia served upon yon by
order of Hon. T. A. McHride, Jud;o of
the above entitled Court, made and dated
at Hillsboro, Oregon, on the 25th day of
formation, be euro and get a I
number for Eastern friende. Put
in your oriier for all you wieb at
Cave's, and he will see that you
get them. Washington county
yarck, ieo7, which order prescribes that will be well represented.
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lu the moridni Insures n elantic step, buoyaut spirits
iiikI mrcrn'itlirouulioiit tile dy,
OYIIOS NOBLE ISSTrS
nrtwlihikleHof ttm finest quality. They are palatable,
cITrctivr, of ei'juWle boq'ict in fact, pur excellnnt.
All tht poes to m:ik a perfcet whlsliy hot entered into
Hi? perfecting of the Noiilb hrands. IIovs you tried
tiinu 1
At aSI BAPS, CLUa and OEALERM.
SI. J. VAN SCH'JYVEIt a CO., Isc, DUIrltiaira, PORTLsND, 008.
COQUET
(50527)
T?L.J.?rcVlT?nStallion, Imported From
France in June, 1905.
Color, black, with star in forehead; weight, 1950; 18
hands high. Foaled April 10, 1901. Owned by Cedar
Mill Percheron Co. Is recorded b' the Perchcron So
ciety of America as No. 44233.
Will Stand Season of 1907 Q3 Followst
Mondays, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. nt., nt ,1ns. Conuetl's, near Glencoe; '
Tuesdays, 10 to 4, at Ladd Ik Itccd I'niin, Kreilvlllc;
Wtsilnesdays, ioto4, at Johrl Welch'ii, tulle north of Ilciivertnii, on Can
yon Rosd; Tliurmlays, Fridays ami Siitinilfij'H, nt Pain Kunx' place,
Bethany; Nights and mornlnp.s of Tliurmluys, KrltlnyH and Knturilnys, at
the home barn,
Termsi Insurance, 517.50; to
$12; Single Service, J8.
Insure, 15; Season,
HERMAN GLAS11E, Manager
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arm