NIllMOftO ANQl'9, JUNE 0. 1907
SoUnd at th Poat-offio at HUUboro,
Oregon, m oond-laas mail matte.
1
LUCIUS 4. VOna, Editor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: On Dollar par Annum.
Im4 Every Thursday
-BY-
liONO McKlNNET
JOIN THE PROCESSION
Ed. Thomu, the Bvtrton
onion grower, iu in town today.
Man and wife for eewmill, 175
pr month. Pao Phone, Glencoe 86
The Miesea Hilta and Louise
Reiben, of Roy, were Argua oallert
today.
W: McQuillan, of below Rood',
waa in town Tuesday and aaya the
hay crop will be a good half yield,
only, in bis section.
8. B. Lawrence, a student at Pa'
cifio University, and who has
charge of the field athletics, was in
town yesterday.
Chss. Johnson, of below Farm
ineton, and Eugene Dant, of Reed
ville, were county reat visitors, yes
terday.
J. B. Imlay, who has been as
eessiog in the esst of the county,
was in town yesterday, having
finished his labors for the year.
Thos. Mann, of Wallace, Idaho,
and formerly of this place, was
granted lioense to wed Miss Caro
line McDonald, at Portland yes
terday.
Ed. Mizen, of above Greenville,
was in town yesterday. He has
sold his place up there, but expects
to again locate in Washington
County.
' George Butler, who is crowding
his sixtieth year, is undergoing a
siege of whooping cough, and the
way he whoope" is not slow. This
second childhood run on infantile
diseases is getting epidemic.
Commencing Sunday next, the
Corvallu tram will leave Portland
at 7.-00 in the morning, thus reach
ing this city a halt hour earlier.
On the return trip the train will
leave here five minutes later in the
evening.
Sam Sorenson, of near Farming
"ton, was up yesterday and has so
far recovered from his broken leg
that he has thrown away his cane.
Mr. Sorenson waa the victim of an
ccident in a logging camp last
Winter.
Geo. Lennon, of Vinelands, was
in town yesterday, and says that
they need rain up in his section,
but not as badly as down on the
plains, as grain is always sown
earlier up in his vicinity.,
John R. Bailey, of Buxton, was
down yesterday to the county seat.
Mr. Bailey says that fruit has a
fine Betting up his way, and that
the pears are so thick that he will
have to thin them out so they will
not be stunted.
Still reports of a light hay crop
ceme John Herdlein, of Blooming,
says his section will be short; A
Anderson, of Helvetia, says the
clover is light up his way, while
Jos. Kobinson, or Farmington,
states that down in his section
-, there will be a fair crop.
' Paul C. Long, who is running an
engine for Hill, on the North Bank
road, at Vancouver, was in town
yesterday, the guest of his brother,
of the Argus. The work on the
bridge over there has bsen suspend
ed owiog to the high water in the
Colombia.
J. J. Weysenback and family are
now at home on Tacoma Avenue,
Kei I wood, Portland, where Mr.
Weisenback is in charge of the
farming on the Crystal Spring
rarm, belonging to the Ladds
- Mr. Weisenback formerly managed
the A. H. Johnson farm, Reedville
m V mm
ieuBcner jr., who is repre
senting the Boys' fc Uirls' Aid So
ciety, was in the city Tuesday eve
ning, returning from a trip in the
north of the county, visiting wards
of the society. He states that the
society has about 20 children lo
cated among families in this county,
and that all have good homes. Mr,
Teuscher was at one time a teacher
in this county.
M y H T Tf& W
ACKNOWLEDGE IT
0
Hillsboro will positively have the biggest
celebration in the history of the County;
and' Hillsboro has always g'iven satisfaction
when it comes to good times. MaKe up your
mind to have a g'ood time,
And Come to Hillsboro
To Hear the Eagle scream!
Steam Swing, Athletic Sports,
Horse Races, 2 Balloon Ascensions
Fine Grove, and camping grounds for those from a dis
tance. Come in and have an old-fashioned celebration
Hillsboro Has tn I'nw to lit Inevitable-
Sruies of t'ii ixftis Pnne It
After reading ll:e rublio sUtrmrjit of
thin virty, rivou Ih Iow, )ou hum rtmic
to this conclusion: A rvuinly Uu(i
cored ye.us so, which has Wrpl (lie kid
tiry in j;ood lu-alth siucr, can be relied
upon to prrfonu tho. sums work iu other
cava. Kcd this.
(5. f. Oinjiet, Uttuir, living thirr
tulles mrtl:rst of SsU-ui, Otc, ou K.
l Na. 7, s.tys: "I juit in emphatically
rrcoinuimd Ikxtn'a kiilirry I'illa todav
as t lil some throe years aji. At licit
lime Ipicvuirillheremrdy atadtucst cr
sii t uix.it it with (he result tluit the l:u k -ache
wts bsiiisbtd atal the other an v
aeers c.'iiseit by n iletanprMicut of t Itc
kidney lisi-crod. The trouble
started fn'tii too heavy liltinc remltiug
injtiy bitch. Km strained and ivm Hltrr
theie w:ii dull m-MuR over my kidneys
mitl through the loini. 1 k1 -uunpl to
lief from IKwtt's Kiilnry Tills. I also
know o! some of nty tit ihluu who have
n.rd your Ktiu.lv ntt'l found it uiost
icIiOile,"
For sale hv ttll iVulcrs. I'rut $o cent.
foMer-M Ihutn Co., HulT.ilu, New Vik,
Mile ai;rti!K for the t'liileil Stat- ,
KemrmU'r the ii.itne, lviii'i., niul t:iUc
tu other.
A 1?
1S0N
l';c IKindsomo
(jiiitli Sttillioii
n
CGR WIN & UEIDEL
Prcrr in
All kintlsof Fresh Meats, I'ticenRfs-
sonsMe. Will inert nil cimtttU'ii.
Chiekeos aixl I'outtry ntwitys r.a vA
upn orilcr. 1-rte delivery tn nil pints
of the town. Wc buy hit slock.
Both Phan
Second Simat, Hillsboro, Or
r
SUMMONS
ilf "THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
state of oregon; within and
for washington county
Btefahn Batke, Plaintiff,
vs.
Agnes Batke, Defendant,
To Agues Batke, defendant above named,
In the name of the state of Oreeon
You are hereby notified that the Plaintiff
Herein nas niea compiaroi aaiHKt you
in the above entitled court and cause and
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the aaid complaint or hie some
Hppearance therein en or before the last
uay preacnoeo in uorur ui puoncation
haraof. to-wit: on or before the 'lid day of
July, 1807, and If you fall ss to appear
And answer tne compiaini or me some
appearance herein the Plaintiff wiU cause
your aeiauit lO oe mwrw iu numi aim
"... . . ... & . i . 1 1 r
wttl apply to tne oours lor vuo reuci pray-
aid complaint, to-wu: ror a at
On July Fourth
5
Insure Your Stock
Injure your horses iind livestock
and lu i you l.sc one u miSI t;,-t
cinh. iHm't take chuncrs nltrti it
is not tiicrstsry. Tnke out a policy
l! A KKI.IAIit.r. C(M1'.NV
I am agent ft.r the Nsttonul Live
stock Association, Insutrs t:.iinl
tlculh from any caune. Uiop n:e a
line. Terms rcasonatiV,
JlUIN VANKFKWAI.. Ih uvcrloii, 'r.
U. F. 1. So. 2
The eld relia'ile fire insurance man.
BICYCLE SHOP
Bicycles, Guns, Umbrella's
ami Sewing Macliiues re
paired and cleaned. Hand
saw filing and setting. Also
agents for new bicycles,
i Call in before buying or
getting work done elsewhere
I". R. DA'LEY,
Mmln St., wmtl of Sckulmmrlch' Storm
The Celebration closes vith a fine display of Fireworks
VETERANS' RE-UNION
The Washington County Veteran Association will hold
their annual encampment here, commencing June 30,
and will last four days. Exercises every evening.
Cuatdiaii's Sale cf Rent Property
A Bold Step.
To overcome the well-grounded and i
teasonable objections of the more Int'l
tigent to the use of secret, medicinal com
pounds, Dr. E. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.
V., some time ago, decided to make a bold
departure from the usual course pursued
by the makers ot put-up medicines fur do
mestic use, and, so has published broad
cast and ojCUff to the whole world, a Cult
and complete list of all tho ingredients!
lUVWIUUOTIklUUUl UI9H1UCO
icifies. Thus he has taken
irons and patients Jnto
nee. lnus too be has re-
edicines from among secret
of doubtful merits, and made
'emedU of Known ComposUion.
SUMMONS
entering in'
celebrated
hie mime:
his lullbo
BOTI
nostri
the
IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OK OUKOOX, FOK WASH
INtiTOX COUNTY
Pari lie llaihvay & Xavigalion, Co,, a Ciir
poration, Pliilntill',
vs.
TrtiMt Co..
a Corporation,
The Detroit
Iteroiidant,
To The Detroit Trust Co., Hie above
named defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon :
You are hereby commanded and required
to hound iH'ar in tbn Circuit Court of
l he Hute of Oreeon for Washington Couu
ty and aiiHwer the complaint therein tiled
stj-nQr, Pierce basshnwn K'iyo . m ine aoove eniuiwi cause,
fas aresucijIJwico i" or M"rv ltie expiration of six ()
giajgggg LH fro... the date or the ;wt public.
? 1 " ! i i turn of this MimmnriH in th Hi luhurn
lot only does the nrsDDer ot erery Dottle
of I)r. Pierce's Golden Medical lilscoveiy. tho
famous medicine for weak stomach, t. ji jiU
liver or biliousness and all catarrhal diseuis
Wberever located, hare printed unou It, in
plain l.'n0tMi, a full and complete list of all
the loaredlents composing It, but a Km all
book baa been compiled from numerous
standard medical works, of all the different
schools of practice, containing very numer
ous extracts from the riliuKS of leading
practitioners of medicine, endorsing in li e
sttvngesf pomiliU terint. each end every liurre
dleot contained lu Dr. Pierce's medicines.
One of tbeae little books will be mailed freo
to any on Bending" address on postal card or
by letter, to Dr. E. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y..
and requesting the same. From this liltlo
book It will be learned that Dr. Pierce's med
icine contain do alcohol, narcotics, mineral
agents or other poisonous or Injurious agents
and that they are made from native, medici
nal roots of great value; also that some of
the most valuable ingredients contained In
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for weak,
nervous, over-worked, "run-down," nervous
and debilitated women, were employed, long
years ago. by the Indians for similar ailments
affecting their squaws. In fact, one of tho
most valuable medicinal plants entering Into
the composition of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription was known to the Indians as
Suuaw-Weed." Our knowledge of the uses
nf nnt a few fif mir nwt. voIi,IiIm nnHvn
dlclnal plants was gained from tho Indians, i thence
Dr. C. L. Lrg, of Forest Grovo,
was down yeeterday, attending a
meeting of the Waehingion County
Board of Pension ExaoiincrB, Dr.
Wood and Dr. Tamiesie being tlie
other two members.
Argus and Journal, f 1 75.
' of
IllK'lv luiU.
make
years iilavk-lit'owu,
usi the liorsc fr j'.cts that
ie must scrviecahle horses for
farm ami tlmiiKr, jiurposcs.
Well Stand Ww. Sctison of I)07:
At the Jotlv I.iiiii, Itiiir an. I c.e l n'l Midi's urltiwrl of
lli1Uhoro.iie.ir tlia Scotch clruicli. IVM MS:-Sitiitl
cviviro, Cult to nt'iril ninl nuk.fio. Cat lo pte
vent, but uot rtiponoiblo (,r tirchlviiu.
I'.inmts ulicii'.l te this birp bidtte 1trdlP(.
lie 1ms the J'tuj'ottions tll.it will pae.
'.Hsmro)
Vt.
I". W. DELSMAN
AcUliess, Utn-stsoio. U 1. 1). No. 3.
rwwf-KYsas.asMm vorttittsusa a
ARDLAMONT
A KPT. A?
iltlll, tl.l
i6ix built cu in
comiiijj from the
Jx-otl.uul.
tho ful! M..lea Clytlestlale
i ay, three years olil, wcighiiitf
,vl line?, a sure foul-better, ami
Kt Mock ever inipotted from
Will Stand the Season of 1907
in Wasliiiijjtou Comity Mini at the farm of T. K.
Pavis, 3'j miles northwest of lliiIsloro.
! 1 la hire liy Ks! imar, lie by Mitthmsire; bis sirs' ilitui k t
I'lincc l,!rwr!lyti. lin lint i!un vai l v i'rudio, be by Msstrrnf
ltrnuiyre. His i n !i I i!!u m is by A'.iirv Mitii.n, be by 1'iinie Al
lird, bis il'im by i"i !i:cc A jutic, yt.l t y i'liliii I bailie, tklli liist
prize t I.atwasUtie! p"l by Clamei, first -iie at tilnim ; be by
liro)h!h!l CliRilipuui, ot by 1',!hikci Second, bis iUiii itrsuty by
I'micc ol Wales, h. l at Matu-trtr, irntlntil, it by (lentinl, bis
diiui OjiHiii:, jji't l y .StiiHi,ii, be by Lolly, the '.lasci'w premium
boine ol 1 lu-se liur-f wi'rc nil tuiln. t'tdcsdslrs, some of
tb. iu In -iun tiu( ottt'l Ircui Scitlsud in t be early days by the Chalmers.
Single Service, ?5.in; To Insure, fio.
l'or furtbet tu.'oiitintiiii cnil on or iid.iieas,
CIIAS. DAVIS.
l'lume 314 1 stimts1 Line. 1 lill.shtiro, K. V. I). J
fTT- in hi tt iiiiir inTrilimTin 1 11 viiiai MMinsas
sssHasasi
Notice in berrby pircn, Hint in pursiituicc
or an orlir or tlie ( huh' y t niirt il nsit
iiiL'ton I iiiinly, Orcirou, iiihIi aii'l miter.
ml on Moii'hiv, Jitiin S, Isi7, nultinrixiiiK
mill lieeimiim the umleriOuneil us guard
mil of My rou and litndvs llfwitt.iiiinoiu
to sell cortain r"l e'stntu Ini iiikhik to 'i
tiiiitiirn. I will, on Momhty, lhiH,h o.iy
July, I'SJY, at l'i o Vim k a. in. or said iluy
at the Hiuith door of l!u l oiiiilv Cuiirl
House in II illsl'oro, Orcuoii, sell at ,ubllC
iiiictinii to tlie iKKlifit bidb r, fr iuh
hand at time of sale, all the rh;ht, till
mid interest ot the s.iid Myron ami lilml
ys Hewitt, Illinois, in an, I tt) the followiiiK
ilescril l r'nl pioperly, to wi': I'rultiiinm
at the S:uthi-at winter ot tlin K-nttttenst
iii;itlpr of the Houlln.c" t ui tcr of Urc
tionl.T IS. II. ,'. W. of I h.i Will. Mcr.
aiiil ruiiiilni; lliiiucn west K) rods to a ("'li
thsncf north fti rol (u n post; tin m-p iist
W rolls to a t; tbi'H south i'A roils to
the plm-M of hck'iiiiiinu, i-oniniiiintr Sm
am', uli in WttniMoirion 1'oiiMty, ori'jron.
Hilid mhIo to tx" u rj"t t i I'linliriii.itioli
by ton t'oimly Court o; WasbiiiKloii
County, Orecion
lialiiil at HiltslHiro, Oreir'in, this Jump
II, l'J7.
II, M. PITMAN.
Oiinrclian of Myron Hew itl anil (liailys
llpwilt, Minors
11. T. Ili(li'y, Atloriiny for (iu:irilinu.
COQUET
(50527)
Tl
Percheron Stallion, Imported From
France in Juno, 1905.
San Francisco bivl another earth
quake Tuerilay pveninp;, but thore
as r.o ecveri'y to tho hock. San
Fraruisc.) ia liaving a rough time
with Provideries.
nd for in aaid
crM forever disaolvini
tbe bonds of
and Plaintiff and tot such other relief as
matrimony now existing between you
is, 1 ka mn rl mu aassm DroMr.
Th. dmtm nf tho finit nublication of this
aumnions la Thursday the sixth rlay of
Jniia tunr. and tnia lummona u 10 oe
pabliihed every Thursday cf each week to
1 and including Thursday the 18th day of
" Lla anmmooa is published by order of
t-T.hiou. J. W. Ooodm, County Judge of
nfton County, uregon, ntaoe in
I . at Hillsboro, Oregon the third
AComey for Plaintiff.
As made un by lmnrorcd and mn't nrc-
cesses, tbe " t avortte PrescrliitlOn " Is a most
efficient remedy for reeulatlni? all the wom
anly functions, correcting displacements, as
prolapsus, anteverslon and retorverslon,
erercomlntr painful purlods, tonlnif up the
Krves ana brlnKins about a prrfn't siausof
alth. Sold by all dealers iu medicines.
E. X. Harding, of Giston, nas
in the citj today.
J. J. Whitten, of Phillips, was
in the city this rooming.
N. I. Burnett, of Greenville, wee
county Beat caller, today.
Born, to J. Q Johnson and wife,
of Weat Hillsboro, June 4, 1907, a
gen.
Joa. Allison, the contractor and
builder, baa gone to Lenta to put
up residence.
Argus, the tirst publication thereof being
ftiay.iwi vmi, to-wlt:-uii or lierore July
1Kb, 1007. And you will please take no
tice that if you tail so to appear and an
swer said complaint, Ibe plaintiff will
take judgment against you, condemning
ami appropriating to its use for tbe pur
pose of the construction, management
and operation of it lines of railroad, for
the carriage of freight and passengers for
hire, a l Ujfit of way over a tract of land,
situato in the County of Washington,
K'.ateof Oregon, and described as follows,
to-wit: 1
A portion of tbe Southeast quarter of
of Section Twenty Kight, Township Three
North, KaiiRO five West of the Will. Mer,
being a strip of land 100 feet wide, being
iiO feet on each" side of the center line of i
tbe Pacific Hail way tt Navigation Com-1
pany's Bail way as surveyed, located and
adopted across said lands, said center lice ,
being described as follows:
lleinning at the intersection of Slid
center lini) with the North line of said
Southeast quarter at a point 1003 feot
West oi' the Northeast corner thereof! run
ning thence in a Houthweaterlv direction
on a 10 deg. curve to tbe right, W2.7 feet;
on a spiral to the right, 46 feet:
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Hill L Grills
PAINTERS and DECORATORS
i
Successors to H. Cessner
We do work in all Hues of painting ami decorating,
aud will guarantee our work. We also carry a
full line of Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
etc., at prices that arc right.
Shop and store opposite Payne Pros.' livery harn
Main St., near Third, Hillsboro
thence South V,i dpx. .04 minutes West.
100.0 feet; thence on a spiral to the left, 46
feet; Ihoiiceon a 10 degieo curve to the
left, feet ; thence on a spiral to the
left, 48 feci; thence Bouth Z degrees 19
minutes West. 199.3 feet; thence on aspir
al to the right, 4J5 foet; tbonoe on a 10 de
gree curve to the right 418.7 feel! thence
on a spiral to the right, 45 feet; thence
South 75 degrees 41 minutes West, 811 !
leet: thence on a spiral to the left, 45 feet; j
thence on a 10 degree curve lo the lelt, '
24:1.2 feet, to an Intersection with the West
lino tif HUlf I H.ltllliauut lln,ln, m.l
taining 4.12 acres, now owned by you and
in your possession, and for tbe costs and
disbursement1! of this action. -
This summons is served upon you bv
publication, by order of Hon. J W. Oooif
in, Comity Judge of Washington County,
Oregon, made and dated on the 28th day
of May, 1W, which order requires that
you appear and answer on or Wore tbe
expiration of six (0) weeks from the date
of the brat publication thereof, to-wit; on
or before July 11th. 1907.
BAOLEY &HARHS.
Attorneys lor Plaintitt.
Color, black, with star in forihcrul; weight, 1950; 18
hands high. I'talcd April 10,1901. Owned by Cedar
Mill Percheron Co. Is recorded by the Percheron So
ciety of America as No. 4.1 233.
Will Stand Season of 1907 as Followst
Mondays-, from 10 a. 111, lo 4 p. m., at ,l. Council's, near ('.Imcor;
Tlli'siltiys, 10 to, I, lit Udd S; Uied l'nrui, UnMUillp;
Wi'iliicsilitys, 10 to 4, at John Welch's, mile north of lU avcrloii, on Can
yon Road; Tli 11 r d 11 ys, 1' i iditjM ii'nl Sitltirilitys, at Kam Ktitt place,
liithauy; Nights and iiioriiiiis of Thursdays, 1'iidnys and Saturdays, at
llii: home burn.
rmsi
Tc
Insurance, $17.50; to Insure, $15; Season,
$12; Single Service, $tt.
HERMAN GLASIAE, Manager
W. II CATC & SONS
Breeders nnd Growers of mid Dealers in
Kecjistered Hereford Cattle, (lydesdole Worses,
Poland China Hofjs, Shropshire Sheep
find Anfjoitj Ooats
Ymui;; tilings of bolh xes, of :in-h, fot miIc lit vcrv reiismmM
pri,;.,,. Our font, Intio,, ,.. k in f,!,,.t,,l Vr ll.S l" foSdSj.
Th lin'IT u 'mh U,u" V- a l:"r"l!'' f cost
I he iidivldm ls o ate k1 iu;; ,m. cxo ptioi ally useful to I'.cilic
(.on,t undo, Iinviuk I, , l. d ad mit-.-d in thJ Willmm-tte Volley
..... Urv IhnroUK , y ncvlunnU d. II,, d by mu ll sires as Hem, II
m l lorn.ltlc; Millmn.mc (iniport-d Trout Soolhuid) for horses W .
lauiette. Chi, f .by ChuUnmns Chief, l,y (!,, , K w for' h,
r
Building Material
We have just received a large shipment of -Shingles,
Lime, Cement, Brick, Fire Prick, Fire Clay,
Sand, Gravel, Fibcred and Unfibercd Plaster.
See our prices before buying elsewhere.
Climax Feed Store
Both Phonos
T11 -
A Youiiq Clydesdale Stallion
hervicc 10 a lew marcs; 10 to
insure.
Youiuj lull Blood Il!H;k Spanish JacK; service, $12
Horse and Jack for sales' Pasture for all stock
for breeding, at reasonable prices.
Adminisirator's Notice lo Creditors
Notice Is hereby ;ivon Hint the under,
ni(iied whm on Nlotubiy, Hie '.'"l,h ln v of
May, Din", by the County Ooiirt of Wush
Instill County, Oregon, duly nppolnti d
ndininlKtriitor of the oil-ute of John N.
Visber, docciifed,
Now, l.horel'om, all ereililnrs of mid
slate urn hereby required f,o prewiid
cliilins with proper vouchers nt he law
fiflleei.f John M, Wall, I, Ildl.dmi'o, dm
i;on, within six (II) tiioullis from ibe dute
of ilio llrst iiublieiiMoii of Ihis notice,
which tliite is May .'ill, lm7.
Uli. Y M. UOHINHON,
Administrator of the folate of John N,
I'ishi'r, dcci'imed,
John M. Wall, Attorney for Adjuljiis-trator.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby ulvmi, tlml, Ihn under.
In1 n i.V l " 11,0 '."""V J"rtor
mo ! Vr''K""' r,,r WasbiiiKlmi
thn c-tato 0! Marim Suffliortr, Denoamd,
and said Court, Im, ilxod al'on.lav? tbi
Mh day of July, IIMJ7, at Urn County
t.mirir.H,Mi In HjllHboro, Ore,,,!, at h.
uri en o'clock a. Ifsald duyas t ie
tuj uud place for liimrl.ur oh0etion, to
s.. d in.U M0l.Mni,iW,t, f oslaln.
lat,i;d this (lib day of June, IK)7,
. , , "l'. Hl'MUI.MICIlICH,
tiaior!' y Il"rn' lUu'ny fuf J"'lnis-'