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LlCIt'S A- LO50, Editor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: One Dollar jr Annum,
iHBfd Kprj ThrUy
BY
LONG A McKlNNET
"Wht' ther Th Oregon
legislature pE8ed a law forcing the
railways in Oregon, where there are
distance of magnificence, and but
one tenth of the entire population
of New York City in Oregon'a
boundaries, to carry pasaengera at
three cents per mile. In New
York, where there is travel galore
of the paenger nature, Gov.
Hughes has vetoed a two cent pas
enger Uw. The big papers, and
in Oregon, too, praise the governor
for not wanting to wreck the rail
ways in New York. Great Scott!
Think of New York, and then thick
of "Oregon, with its stretches of
waste. Either the Oregon legisla
ture is a buuch of fools or Gov.
Hughe? is a demagogue. . "What's
the difference, anyway, what a leg
islature does so long as it gets the
pious support or abuse of our pa
pers published in the interests of
partisanship, only.
Several men have fallen the past
fortnight, victims of the "un
written law," and editorial writers
have inveighed against the evil.
This is all very fine, but the victim
cf the law not on the statutes gen
erally dies "as the fool dieth". So
long as human nature is human
nature fools will pay for thier folly
with their live?, and jurors, being
human, will not convict slayers of
this kind. As the deacon would
eay: "It's agin human nature."
A Laurel woman is the victim ot
the festive fire cracker. This is one
feature of the annual holiday that
means death or injury, somewhere,
every year. Hillsboro is to have
a big celebration. Let parents
warn children to be careful where
and when they throw their fireworks.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BTMtiliVnTrrr
JOIN
THE
PROCESSION
ACKNOWLiML 11
IlilWmio Ha to INiw t llt hirvtu-Mf-
Scurf of f itixiMi Prove li
: c- jS t ' 1 j! -J
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If
SAMSON
bv li.iiukomo
t'ujih Stallion
1
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Hillsboro will positively have the biggest
celebration in the history of the County;
and Hillsboro has always given satisfaction
when it comes to good times. MaKe up your
mind to have a g'ood time,
And Come to Hillsboro
After readier the u'w statement ot
this jwrlv, even below, ou mint roinc
Ij ooiu'lituoii; A truirdv wliuh
Cutcil yenis i;o, which h:n kepi the l:d
lirvs in t!iod health, nice, csii be relied
upon to prrinrm the m.me wotk in other
Cssci. Ufjvl thi.
ti. S. Cooper, latmer, liviux three
uiilvs tinrttit-AMt ol Salem, 0c. on K. I'.
P No. 7. hhjts: "I just us euiphatieid'y
trCnmnieml Ptvan'a Kidm y 1'ilU today
as I d,d nt'iuc ihue'vniiiKKO. At that
time 1 pr.t'iired thr remedy at iluinl uv
and used tt with the remit lh.it the b.ieV
ache w.u bjnWhed tud the other eit.-ov-aiu-ea
c lined by n ilt r,iiv',i-mii.l of the
kidiiev disappeared. The troubles
Marled from loo heavy tttnr. resulting
in my back htuijj stunned and ever !lei
there was dud uchiiic "er lily kidne)
tul throueh the loin, t mt lnoiupt re
lief (rout Don' Kidm-v IMU. I !j
know ol some ol toy neihhtT who hne
Uittl v.mr iriutilv llt lomut It UHtut
iHMe."
For ite ly .ill dealer. I'tice 5 if lit.
l'oler-M Jhinn Co., l!nll',i!o. New Vork,
Sole MeetitH for the t'iiiii-l Swt.-v
HeuiiuiiH t the n.une. l'..io's, .mil tke
no other.
WViglit, 1400; 7 u us iM, LLick Liovtn,
tiiK-ly built. Just the lioic for .cts that
make the most m.-i vur.il'.- lunsrs tr
far;;; ami diiviti;; purpoM-s.
Will Ntdnd the Season i V)()T:
Al lh.- '!'v l.ttio, loin
Ul',!.(itO, 1 vr III Si !''
Kiivur. f 1. Coll t. i.lu .1
? . lit, t ul tiol 11 -I -.'umMc
1 01 ! .i I mi ii n.nhf l cf
;. , lun. o. 11 KM-Hmnle
it . Cr! III,.
FniiiieiH bIiou'.I we l) i hotm- hi !ut tttr.l:r(.
II hH I he I'll .iMiiti. nit lh.t i!t pln.i.
To hear tKe 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
corwm & nziazi
0iii In
All klu.li of 1'ivi.h Mriitt. I'iicc
illic. Will meet nil 0'h!:-ti!toit.
Chicken nutl IVnllrv nlmni uu h.itid
UiKin imler. I'rec ilcl.vety lo ill )nrt
of the town. Wo huy ll ilock.
Saoontl Street, Ihllnboro, Of
1
W. DLLSMAN
Ai!t!rovs, Hilisbro, K. ! . I). No. J.
Gtn L White to J B Wikeron 5 a
Andrew Harper donation $900
Chas Sandstone to Janies Brown,
3'.' .55 a sec 1 1 3 a r 2 w 10
N P Weibere to Rot H Keaey, li a
sec 26 1 1 n r 4 w 1600
Isaac K Smith to W G Goaalin et al,
160 aec 30 t 3 n f 2 w 10
Robina L, Hoardman to J P btark
weather 16.80 a T G Naylor dona
tion - 1
A A Mead to M M Mead. 160 a aec
26 t 3 n r 4 w 10
K A Kuottt to Sarak Galbreath 6
sec 12 t 2 i r 1 w 750
Wra Reidt to Annie Feldman t lota
W P Heights 10
J W Hains to J T Heard, 50.33 a sees
21 & 22 t 1 a r 2 w 150
Agnes Gowan to Sam 1 Hoover, 3 lots
S C ad Hillsboro 300
Geo H Baldwin to J W Caples, box
129.75 ft Forest Grove I
I V Caples to F W Emerson lot 4
blk 10 S P ad Forest Grove 12
John F Smith to Ida M Swope 502
230 ft sec 32 t 2 s r 1 w 1
Anna E Leutscher to Allen Peck, 53
iTM Adanu' donation 4500
Urville Wilkes to Herman bchulmer
ich Tr, tract lot 3 blk 17 Hillsboro
Orville Wilkes to Herman Sctaul
meiich Tr, 49x198 ft lot 3 blk 17,
Hillsboro
Jas Evans to Chas W Evans, 20 a
sec s 1 2 s r 2 w 750
Chas Sandstone to Jno Lundjrren,
46 85asec6t3srl w 10
Martin Larsen to I U Johnson 15.41
a Henry Noland donation 500
Louis Uenni to l'olos verdes Co 78-
68 a sec 26 t 3 n r 5 w 1
Louise I, Johnson et al to Beav &
Willsburg R R right of way across
ranch 10
Annie H Bailey to C B Buchanan &
Co depot grounds not used by S P
at Cornelius 2CO
O & C R R to H W Scott 437 a sec a
aec 5 1 1 s r 4 w 1651
Mary navel to Annie 11 Bailey
Depot grounds not used by 8 P at
Cornelius 525
ThosH Robinson to W W Rspey
Quitclaim 20 a sec 36 1 1 s r 2 w. . 1
Wash Co to Frank Nachbauer 48.74
a Newton I714
Geo Schulmerich to A S Sboles 80 a
sec26t3nr3w I
Cbas M Adkins to Haak Lumber
Co 80 a sec 32 t 2 n r 5 w 500
Susan Morgan to Emily Connell,
75x145 ft Second St, Hbo 400
J W Connell stiff to J K Bailey 80 a
sec 22 1 3 n r 4 w 150
X M Suyder Jr to Geo R Bagley 66..
60 a sec 26 t 2 n r 3 w 25o
Henry Hannon to Buxton Lbr Co, 5
yr lease 3 a at Buxton 65
Allen Peck to Philander Peck 53 a
aec 35 1 1 n r 2 w
Orville Wilkes to Alice Wilkes lease
of 49x198 ft on Washington bt 10
Ellas Grindell to Cbas Migee etais
Timber on 5 acres 264
A II Wolford to same, land in sec 23
tjnMw 1265
Chas LiDDert etals to the same, tim
ber on 150 acres above Buxton 8750
A H wolford to same, 80 a section
J4t3nr4w 3500
A B Mead to same, 20 acres sec 24 t
3 n r 4 w..... .1 1050
Gaston Lumber Co to A H Tanner
timber on 957 acies near Gaston
Tobu Klink tuj W Shute, 200 a sec
6t2nr4w 1
Maria Hiltbrnn to W H Yates, 120 a
aec 34 1 jn r w 850
If 1 Navlor to John Heisler Sr. Il2
acrea on Galet Creek 1. 3600
tlntiftiii Bloater to Marearet Patter-
inn c arrft S ol Ckhardson d 1 C 620
Rarah M Tinir to BrvdeU & Stewart
1 An iiauttlll W - 1
Caaoer Mailer to H II Mailer, 8 a
On July Fourth
Insure Vour Stock
Insure ronr horien ami livi'.ock
anil iihon you lose oue on will ,-t
ch. 1'on't dike cbuiuei nl.rn it
U not iieceM!ry. Take out a otu :y
IX A KFI.IA1! K (OMl'ANV
1 U1 n-etlt fcr Hie NdlioMil l.!.'
stock AsNoi-ihliou. (r.surra jaiiist
death from miv cui'e. Drop ie.e a
line. Tcruin unwn-iib'e.
JOHN VAMtF.UWAl.. lleuverloii, Or.
li. F. D. Xi. i!
The old rtlU'ile fire insurauee man.
The Celebration closes with a fine display of Fireworks
BICYCLE SHOP
Bicycles, Guus, Umbrellas
ami Sewing NIacliiues ic
paired aud cleaned. Hand
saw filiug aud settiug. Also
agents for new bicycles.
Call in before bityiug or
getting work done elsewhere
F. R. DAI LEY,
Main St., 0 Sohulmmrtch' Btor
ARDLAMONT
V iSlallioii, il
1!
1000, built mi iiu
coming from the
id
vlid Clydesdale
iv, tla'n yens old, weighing
luu-:;. a sure i'tnl-gctter, aud
i:.t Mock evil' li
m ported Irom
ocoiiaiKi.
Will SUind the Seujscm of 1907
in Wasliiugtou County stud ;.t the f.nni of T
K.
Davis,
3'i
miles northwest i Hillsboro.
K.t r bv Its' i-i .r. h by Milli niir. In nr' iIhim ot by
l'llUi'e Meiieilin. 1 1 in ii i it i!i 111 w.r. t y I!. lie ly lllrf of
Biatiivtr. M: Rfnu-l ilt.ni wt 1) M.-iiv U-ti, li I I'tlact Al
licl, hit ti-im l.v I'll' -e A'.iik-, t:"l I'V TiU ' r t'littlie, Inking lint
at I.uuiinliii,-; vol by tihincet, lit.t ue at GUi;w, he ljr
Hiooinlu-l t Chirujoo. f.i l 1 Clanvr S--i..i.l, hit lm tWauty hf
l'l nice ul uiL-a, 1.1 t v Mm hvai, NuLmJ, i;ul h l.nieul, hit
dam lliliu)f, j:t t.y Sf.i;i;-oii. he I y t. !ly. the Gl.oisuw itriuiym
home cl Sj'. Thec lu-fii v r 1 '.l r.jotiinl I '.ylrvUlet, mint of
ttiem brip; tui'oiteil In. 111 St .r.ci.l Ui i.ir j irlv i! Lv the Chtliuers,
Single Service, iS (x'' 1 Insuie, fu
1 or (111 tUr luiniimi'.i.'ii i n'.', uu 1;! 11 '. Irti'i,
CHAS. DAVIS.
Hume 3 u l-.iimem'l.iue. HiHsUfO, R. I'. D. 3
Vuqi'tlmi.l,rrJJ.tvw::..OT,i.r,, fjaj
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.
Gtianliun'a Sale of Real Property
Noliee ii lo-rrl'V civeii, thill in ur uunet
of an nriler of llm Cmmly l.'out', of i sh-
tiijtoii Coiinly, Oregon, rnu.Se ainl enter
(Hi on Momliiy, Jiiiim It, IW'i', aullior!itioi
ami lii-iislii ; tlm iuuer-ia'''l H"iil
iuii of Myron ami lilmlyt Hewitt, liiitiora.
to xell rii hi I ii ri'nl ' kIiUo liol'iiieiiii; In h.ii'l
iiituurs, I will on .Vou-lay, tlns Ii dv ol
July, l'J7, at in uYloek u. m. nfmilil it ty,
j at thft Nontli iloor of Om l uiinty Court
i IIou-.ii in llillstmro. i ic-pwri. ji.-ll al litihUo
auction tnllio hiuheit l,nl1i r, for imh in
i IihiiiI at tlino of hiiIi), nil tha rii'lit, li'lo
au'l iiiti'ieiit nl the K.ii.l Myron unit Olml-
y lleivitt, iniiiorti, In mul to the lollonliiu
dcnoril eil rl property, to Keijliiiiinn
at the Soiilli.ntt corner of the S-mlhewl
: niirtrter of the Hiiiilliwest iurti-r ot Sfo
lion l.T 1 X. Ii. .' W. of tin. Will. Mr.r,
on1! ruiiMiiK thutteo wet X ri'ilt to a )(,l;
1 tlienee norih Co r-iilnto a poit; theiunedNl
i0 rol lo a poii; then n noulh mi ro.N in
' i lie nluie of lifi'liuiinir, coiitntiiini; M
f acre, all In Wushmcioii County, Ori son.
Hulil tain to he ulije"l to eoiitirmatlon
, by the County Court o: Wiwlurtgtoii
: Count t. Ori)i!,in
i ImiciI ut lIillNlmrn, Oregon, Hit Juno
It, 11W7.
M. M. I'll MAN.
; Guarilli'.n of Myron liewltt uml O'nJya
; Hew lit, Mlnom
! II. T. ItuKh-y, Attorney for Ouurillttn.
ery too ftiq let i hlk 20 F Grove 700 Areua and Pacific Monthlv. II 50
Samuel Hoover to W E Wheeler, Its "
i, 2 and 3 blk 37 Hmth Coat ad 325 j Loas. Hoy was uu Irom lletbany,
Aug Mtitthie to Marcus I'etericn, ; tLiia afiernoon.
ao a Wm McLinn donation 4500 ! TI lr.,,. . ., ,
P C Hartley to Jaa Devlin etals, 6 & ; "?nry linger ana wue, 01 me
0.496a wra stokes donaiion.... trrjo uoiontai, 01 roreai urove, were
Chas B Cox to ame, 40 a aame d 1 c 2000 io'tn to the couoty seat last week.
OvO u " aivc m j a 11 iikcibuu, 5 n
Andrew Harper donation
L S Porter to M E Pechin, 4 lu'-t iu
Pordy'a ad to Dilley
B. C. HolleDback.the Mountain
dale bes man, waa down to the city
yeatarday.
Do You Think
For Yourself ?
Hon. II. W. Scott, -of the Ore-
gocun, was a visitor at Commence
ment at Pacific I'nivertity, last
! The Oregonian of this morning
1 f-ay: "Tho police were notified
: list night frcra Hi hboro that
i ChtH. Pasi-avant had left that town
j in a despondent mood, taking with
; hicn a revolver. It waa feared he
j would commit suicide, and the lo
cal oiTicera were ecked (0 take
charge of him if he appears in
Portland." PaBsavant is a Greek,
a open your mouth like a vonr.f
gulp down nhtterer food or meal-
be offered you ?
(t ii if
lntUlent thlnklna woman. ! hilt. tirn nriwiratn h nnthlno
&.f from we&linkK. iihrvoTisii(t!L ! . rr" d
ng. then It meana much to j lne COr j-JCture.
In Dwell of
yaln and
jou that tberJ mt tried and ;nic hoBi
mtfiKinf " " ro'iir"-iiT'f7i
dnurjtUn for the cure or wigian't UK j
iff ifr it Jf j
Tbe makera of Dr. Pleree'i Farorlto Prw
acriptlon. for tha cure of weak, nervous, run
down, over-worked, debilitated, puin-rai kitd
women, knowing this medicine to bo made up 1
of Ingredient, every oua ot which tho
atroogeKt ixxulble Indorsement of the leading 1
and ttuodard authorities of the scicrnl !
schools of practlee, are perfectly willing, and
In fact, are only too glad to print, an they do.
too formula, or list of Ingredients, of which
it la composed. n plain ilwjlush, ou every I
bottle-wrapper.
ijf T f(f tjf Tf
The formula of Dr. Pierce'n Favorite I're
scrlption will bear the most critical exaiiilna
tlon of medical expertii, for it contains no
alcohol narcotics, harmful, or habit-forming
dings aud no agent enters into It that In not
highly recommended by the most advanced
and leading medical teachers and author
ities of their several schools of practice.
These authorities recommend the tncrf-'liontn
pyPr!Tr)eTce?Tav''i,lte Prescript Ion fur tho
mm 9 WW v m m i i x i x ' i:
V V 11 St. 1 ill
riill CtJL Orills
PAINTERS and DECORATORS
Successors to II, Conner
We do work in all lines of painting and decorating,
and will guarantee our work. Wc also earry a
full line of Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
etc., at prices that are right.
Shop and store opposite Payne Bros.' livery barn
Main St., near Third, Hillsboro
imm m .Vatmnst m m m, m. m m- w st m.
THE MARKETS,
This morning'H market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
Valley Wheat, 86c.
Barley feed, $21,50(a!22 per ton;
brewing, $23; rolled, $23 fiO$24.60.
Oats, White, $27 60f 28 50.
Bran, $17$18 per ton.
Hay, valley timothy, $17(i'll8;
! clover, $9; grain, $9(;$10.
i otatoep, old Oiegon Biirlmnkfl,
$2.75( $3 25 per Hack; new pota
toes", 3C,4 cants ppr pound.
Eg;, candled, 24c.
Butter, Creamery, 22 25s.
1
cureoi enciij- mi same Hinr.pms lo",;'," '!
tills wortTrneT mfdli'ine Is a'lvisfd.
No other medicine fur woman's ills has any
snch professional endorsement as Itr. Herat's
Favorite Prescription has received, In tbe un
qualllied recommendation of each of its
aevcral Ingredients by scores of leading medi
cal men of all the schools of practice. Is
auch an endorsement not worthy ot your
consideration I
A booklet of Ingredients, with numeroua
tuthoratlve nrofeslonal endorsements by tha
hading medical authorities of this country,
will be mailed fret, to any one sending ntiu
FARM FOR RENT
I Farm of 480 acres, 115 acres in
I cultivation, great part of balance
I being pood pasture lands. Special
jly adapted for dairying Close to
tlill-.lwro. Located at west end of
Muio Street. Will rent with stock
no v on farm,, or vi ilhout stock,
Term, cash or on (shares. For
further particulars inquire at the
Peterg' place, Hillsboro, or addree
R. F. I'elers, Hillsboro, Oregon.
Deposit your money with
the
COQUET
(50527)
Tho JVrcheron Stallion, Imported From
Front c- in Juno, ll)05.
Color, bl.icli, with star in iWdK-ad; weight, 1950; 18
hands high. Foaled April 10, 1901. Owned by Cedar
Mill Pcrehcron Co. Is monkd by the Pcrchcron So
ciety of America as No. 41233.
Will Stand Seuson of 1907 as Followsi
Will be in stud only at homo barn of Herman Gl.'iskc,
one-half mile east of Bethany. Fall seasou, same place.
Termst .Single Service, $8; lo Insure, $15. Hut
will reduce for service at home barn,
HERMAN G LAS HE, Manager
wmimmmmvnm
Building Materia!
Wc have just received a large shipment of Shin
gles, Lime, Cerneut, Brick, Fire Brick, Fire Clay,
band, Gravel, Fibered and Unhbered
See our prices before buying elsewhere
Climax Feed Store
Both Phone
.i
Plaster. B
M!a?tIIMl!MEKI;
Administratrix' Notice
Notice la hereby given that by an orilor
made and dated June Jtt, 1W7, by the
County Court of the State of Oregon for
Wuhtnnlnn t t .1,- .in,ln..,l 1
waa dulyppoInted ailmlnlHtratrix of thu
estate of Donald Martin, deceaand, and
claims aaaiiiMt lite nald eftiita nto hurnby
notified to prosfnt Oih niiiiiO, ui utterly
Vitrided, to thu umli'i'Hifjiii'u, at Uie l.uw
Offloeof John M. Wall in HilUlioro, Ore.,
within hIx inontiiH Irom dato hereof,
lmtod this with day of Juno, 1W7.
BA RAH, F. MARTIN,
AdnilnUtratrli of the e'luto of Donald
B. CA1E & SONS
Drecdei v tmd Growers of mid Douter in
Registered Hereford Cattle, tlydosdu.'c Horses,
Poland China ISofjs, Shropshire Sheep
and Aiujora Gouts
Youug things of both stxi , cf all kinds, f,jr ,,at. llt v(;ry .a,i0,mi,c
tirkts. Om louirltitk.n htork is tw'.u-tca fiom the beat familka of
their refiKiCtive hu pihi in the U. S. and l"ntopc, n.utdlttia of cost.
The iudividuHli we ate nillin me cxii-plioi ully nmful to P. ciric
Conrt tindc, havinf: bocn hi, , ami laiw.il in th W illanivtte Valley
anil ore thoroughly iid.liiiifikil. Hi . a by kui.U &irea im Ilenn Ilnim
tuul for eattlo; Miliionainr (iniorLd fnnn Scollnnil) for horses; Wil
lamette Chiof, by Clm:li;ii:ms (,'hirf, by Good 1 Know for lioijit aud
cjiially good for khicp 'i.l io:il. '
A Young Clydc&ri.!o Slo!!on
In service to a few mitres; $10 to insure.
Younq full Blood Bhiclt Spanish Jack; service, $12
Horse and Jack for sale. Pa.sture for all stock
for breeding, at reasonable prices.
Administrator'i Notice to Creditors
Nolitfl of Final Settlement
Notice is licrehy Rivon (hut the uo!rr
Kigued tvunon Monday, the '.'7lh day of
Miiy, WW, by the .'oun!y Coiii't of Wnsh
inBton bounty, Oregon, duly appointed
ndniiiilntmlor of tho est a iu 'of John N.
Piidior, (leocnod.
Now, therefore, all iedltois of wild
estulo iiro horoby regnirod to iivfonl
clHims with jiropor voui-hr-r nl. Iho bnv
ofih:e of John 11. Wuil, ; t J julcboro, Uri'
Ifon, within six (6) inonlli'i from thudiilo
of tho (I rut niiultratioii of I his luitice,
rvhloh dute Im M.sy Bo, 1(W7.
1)11. V. M. KOIilNHOX,
Adnunlstrator of tbo Eitaw of John N.
I'lslier, dPcon.Hed
Jo.ii'O is hereby ulvno, thill the miller
iisni'd liHM llliul in thu County Court of
the rjiiilK tf Cb.-roii, for VVaHhiiiKton
..ontiLy, bit (inul imcoiint In tint irmller ol
tho (iMnlo of Martin KiinberB, Deonaied,
mid Hiild Court has fixed Moiiibiv. ilia
I Iftlh day of July, 1HU7, at the County
ICoiiriivioin in linhdiorn, OroBuH, al Ib'a
hour of ton o'clook a. in. of mild day as the
time and pluee for hear! iir oh(ietlon to
said final HuUlenimit of nnhl osl'iite.
Halod this 6!h day of June., 11107.
01CO. HCIIULMEHICU,
A Ctiriilil'.trntor of the estate nf Mnrtin
rislier, dPciinHen. ftimorjf, tieeoased.
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