titrd t the Pot-offlca at Hillaboro,
Oregon, m aoond clMi thall matter.
LUCIUS A. LONG, Editor.
County Official Paper
Bulisoriiitlon: One Dollnr per Annum.
Iiurt Krery Thursday
McKINXKY
WASHINGTON COl'STY, ORKGOS
r
population, 20,(MH). First County io
dairying; 1 100 cases condensed milk
dailv: two biff condenser: billions of
feet merchantable timber, thirty
million feet animal cut, will nearly
double product this year; richest of
irarden lands in the world; bnlk of
county can drive to Portland and re
turn in aday; finest market; treat
hon district; line school system; fl
uent climate on coast ; mild winter
no county debt; best natured and best
read people in world, population con
sidered. Best in everything.
11 ILLS BOKO
County seat; 2,lHM people; Six
churehrs, Protestant and Catholic;
two banks; two telephone systems;
bitr milk condeuser; sawmill; two
railroads: and electric line coming
AM) THKRE Vol ARK!
Big I'.ill Taft is corning to Ore
goo in a few days, and it will be
interesting to watch the politicians
turn to the Fallstaffian official of
the administration. Portland turn
ed Fairbanks down hard, but Taft
is to be tiven the clad hand. In
asmuch as Fairbanks is the one in
the lead on the trip, however, Big
Bill will have to move op some.
Knox has Pennsylvania, and Fair
hanki has Indiana. FairbankF
can set the fcoutn and Xalt can
have Oregon perhaps.
For as thriving as Hilleboroieite
sidewalks are execrable. The city
need exhibit no surprise if it has to
pay a damage suit for a broken
arm or leg almost any day. There
is one way to get eidewalke, and
that is for the city to build them at
expense of property owners, and
Mayor Dennis warns those who are
derelict in a note to the public, to
day.
Steve Lowell, who has always
"eeched" for an office ever since he
first heard the sound of bis own
voice fanning the ears of an audi
ence, and who fell bo hard in the
last primaries, is again before the
uublic, explaining the difference
: between Bryan and Roosevelt, or
rather, between his party and the
democratic. "Steve" need have no
worrv. Oregon republicans wil
hardly elevate him.
Argus and Journal, $1.75.
John Kassebaum,of Shady Brook
was in town today.
Clauds Greear made a busine&e
trip to Buxton, today.
Miss Rose Mauss, of Banks, waf
in town today, enroute to Portland
Henry Hoerefe, on the Dr
Withycombe Farm, was in town
today.
Brick for sale at new yard, For
eBt Grove. Peter Peterson, inde
pendent phone, 761.
Farmers should read Carlile
harness display ad, in anothet
column.
For a good emoke try the Schi
ler or Lxcellencia end you wi
try them again and again.
P. I. Lillegard, of Dear Laure!
was in town today, and Bays the
hops are looking hoe over his way
Horse, sound, weight, 1000, and
cow, in milk, for sale. R. 11. Vose,
North Hillsboro, on Miller place
Herman Collier, of Scholia, war
in town today. He is now associ
ated with M. N. Bjnham in the
store at Laurel, but etill lives on
his ranch.
Reduced Round Trip Excursion Rates
to Pacific Coast in I907
During the Summer season of 1907, re
duced round trip excursion rtes will be
in effect from the Ivast to the Pacific
Coast, Montana, British Columbia and
Arizona pants.
Kates from Chicago via direct lines
North Pacific Coast points will be $75,
and from Missouri River common points
(Council Bluffs to Kansas City inclusive
also St. Paul and Minneapolis, rates wil
be 6o. St. Louii $69 and Denver, Colo
rado Springs and Pueblo fso. Rates to
Spokane and points effected will be $5
less than to tie coast. Rates one way
via California will be $13.50 hielier than
those above mentioned. Tickets will be
n sale dailv. June 1st to .September 15
1907, with final return limit of October
Account of Twenty-third International
Christian Endeavor Convention at Beat
tie. Wash., lulv 10th to 15th, 1907; con
vontinn of Baotist Younif People's U
inn. Sivikane. Wash.. July 4th to 7th
1907; Grand Lodge Independent Order
of Good Templars, Seattle, wasn., jmy
16th to and, 1907, tate of one lowest
normal first class limited fare for round
trln for direct routine with lia.50 addi
tional one way through California, has
been named to norm t acme v.on jwmw
and ftpokane from Chicago, bt. Louis,
Missouri River and Colorado points.
Sale dates east of Colorado points, June
soth to July ih, 1907, west, June aist
to July 13th, 197, final return limit
--in. VfiV-i.-
ON THE
FLORIDA
SPECIAL
By
Philip
Kenn.
Cowrlghtcd, MOr. by P. C. Esimut.
Min Oarstair was not so old or so
sophisticated that she was dead to the
delights of having three tmuehes of
violets, two boxes of candy and a bull-
die of magazines piled up on the seat
neit to ber. Seemingly uuconsclo'.is of
the glaiuvs that bad followed tier its
she came lu, she nevertheless seated
herself In ber chair with the feeling
that alio was a iH.rK)!i of importance
and one whose popularity win evi
denced by t!ie number atid value of her
go!u away gifts.
As If the godn had net been good
enough, however, just ns the train
pulled out aud Ulehtird Marston held
her band lu a last farvwell. the por
ter aiaggered lu bearing a huce ham
per, fmit tilled au.i flower devrated. I
Mich a hamper ns one sees only in the
tropical paradise of nillliomtiivs. j
Mars l on eyed it jealouly.
"Such a display of money," ho criti
cised.
It's beautiful," Miss far lair as
sured blm.
'Oh, well, my violets won't Imve a
ha nee uow," but it was a question
rather than an assertion, and Miss Car
stairs said, "How do you Wuowi" And
that was eucourageuieut, or would
have beeu from anybody but Miss c'ar
stalrs. 'I've half a mind to go on with you
to laytoun," Marston hesitated, and
Miss Carstalrt mid "Oh, do:" aud
that settled It. Marston went to Cud
the couductor and get a chair, aud u
there wasu't any but the one next to
Helen the porter lifted the bunches
of violets and the two boxes of candy
and the hamper of fruit and the bun
dle of magazines aud carried them to
tXH X JOKE, HE SAI1 HOAKSELV. "I AM
PCNJSflKD KJfOCUU."
the end of the ear and piled them where
the passengers eyed Uiein aud then
serewed their necks to not a better
view of Miss Carstnlrs. all of which
that young lady enjoyed an much as
she enjoyed the distinction of having
Itichard Marston for a traveling com
panion.
'Think of uiy hobnobbing with a
celebrity," she said.
" 'Of the making of book a there Is no
end'" Marston quoted sententi.iusly.
"Think rather of my traveling with n
beauty."
"And both of -us 11s poor an poor,"
Helen sighed.
Marston looked at her. "I wonder
why you say that?" he atkpd. "What
difference does It make"
Helen stared at him. ' I thought"
she guKped.
"That I wonted to marry you," hi)
finished for her. "But I don't!" mid
he settled back In bin chair and looked
out toward the lino of the tropical
shore, where a few cocoanut palmn
were silhouetted agaliiHt a purple ea,
"Oh!' Helen's smise of iuiportuuco
bad departed. Suddenly uLe felt Im
measurably insignificant, but thid feel
ing was succeeded by one of Intense
Indignation.
"Of all things!" she ejaculated.
"Well, I know It's unusual for a man
to withdraw a proposition of that kind
In ten minutes, and I know I said Home
pretty Insistent tiling Just before the
train left, but I've changed my nilud.
It's usually a woman's prerogative,"
was his eusy way of getting out of It,
"but this time It's a man's, and I've
changed my mind."
For the first time In ber life Misn
Cartatn could not meet the Hituation.
She simply sat there with her cheeks
burning and hated him.
Curiosity getting the belter of ber,
however, she asked:
"But why?"
"That thing," Marston said succinct
ly and nodded toward the hamper. "To
think you could taka a thing like that
from Deerhig!"
Miss Curslalrs felt letter. She could
meet jealousy.
"But I couldn't help it, could I?"
was her Innocent query. "I couldn't
tell the porter to drop the basket on the
platform."
"But I was bo sure you had turned
him down," Marston complained, "pos
itively, you know over at the Break
era last night, after the dance."
"I tried to--"
"And couldn't?"
Hit nodded.
Too many Inducements? (Vmntry
house, town house, trips to L'yope,
diamonds O Lord?" Marston groaned
aa be finished the catalogue.
".No." She turned from lilm to a con
templation of the Beeiiery, and for a
time they rode in silence, pacing be
yond the long line of palms to the or
ange groves brilliant stretches of yel
low and green that tilled the car with
the fragrance of wedding bouquets.
Suddenly Marston (lung out, "Whut
was it that kept you from turning him
down positively, Helen?"
Bhe leaned forward and spoke with
conviction,
"I might da worse than marry Deer
'"A p.irk packer."
'it' better to marry a pork packwr
than to have uothiug to pack," she In-
formed blm.
Mars-ton tiled ber with a stem eyt.
"I toll you right uow. Helen." he
said, "that I won't run this rao lu
competition wtih IKerlng. I don't trot
lu the same clusi. You can live hliu
up or gio me up."
Helen re:ielul over and touched the
electric bell. "Will you bring m some
telegraph blanks?" she said to the por
ter w hen he emu.
"And now will you lend me a peu
cil':" she asked Marntou as she tlut
teivd the leaves of the yellow pad.
"What are you golug to do?" Mantou
1,1: .tinned as he handed It to her.
"1 am K-'hm to telegraph to tsui'tug,"
s'ie said. "I told him that I would
.v 'yet' or 'no' by telegraph."
Marshal went white.
' IK.ii't do anything rash, Helen." he
warned.
i .-hall do its I please." said Miss
Curst.iirs. aud he leaned back aud
ripped out, "Oh. of course."
She sat with the peuell poised. "I
wNh you'd tvksit a peuny for me." she
said at last. "Heads I do It -tails 1
de.i't."
"I will do nothing of the klud."
"Oh. well. 'ou't!" She scribbled a
hasty word and reached for the bell.
But Marston stopped ber. "What have
you written?" he demanded sternly.
The otlu-r passeu;eM were growing
trpivelathe s to the ueltuus of the
handsome youug couple. Helen, sud
denly conscious of their observation,
commanded:
"(io up there and get uie one of my
Imxcs of candy aud some fruit. People
will think you are proposing to me."
"I am. Will you marry me, Helen?"
"Not until yon get iny eaudy."
lie came " buck, - stasgerlug under
l 'ecrliisc's hamper, and passed the por
ter going out with a telegraph blank
lti his hand.
Marston dropped the hamper .on the
-rut hi front of Miss Carstairs and
hurried after the porter.
And then Helen waited. A half hour
pnsed three-quarters. She grew wor
ried. Did he cure euough to hurt hbu-
silf In nnv way? It wasn't like Rich
ard to kill himself for disappointed
love.
She rose and went through the train.
The eves of the other passwogera fol
lowed her. She walked with ease and
I'-'htness. and from the topmost wave
of tier brown hair to the tip of her tan
K'ots she was absolutely correct, mod
ish, beautiful.
She found Marston on the observa
tioti platform, with his moody eyes
fixed 011 the shining rails that seemed
to slip from lit ueath the train to end
lu the euuset.
As she i ame up bfhlnd hhu she saw
s(imethiu? In his face that touched her
with tenderness. She droped her
b:;ud.s ou his shoulders. "Oh, little
bud boy," she said, "you read the tele
gram!"
"Don't Juke," he said hoarsely. "1
urn punished enough."
"If you hail not leen so-so Imperti
nent." Mis Carstalrs Informed him,
Vhould have told you before that
promised Deering to wire whether
had decided to lo marry you, not
whether I w as going to marry hltn."
Marsfou gezed at her In a duised way
"Then your 'yes' meant"
"That I am going to marry you, little
bad boy," ald Miss Carstalrs coolly.
A Horological Curiosity.
Japan possesses u remarkable tlme-rl-!'.
It is contained ill a frame three
feet wide and live feet long, represent
ing a uooiiduy laudscape of great beau
ty. In the foiH'ground plum and cher
ry trees and rich plmits appear lu full
blooin. In the rear Is seeu a hWI, grad
mil lu ascent, from which apparently
flows a cascade, admirably Imitated In
eiystal. l'roin this point a threadlike
sirettm hi'-anilers, encircling rocks and
i-lai.ils lu lis windings, anil finally los-
Iuk itself In n faroff stretch of wood
land. In a miniature sky a golden
snti turns on, it silver wire, striking
the hours on sliver gougs as It passes
Koi.li hour Is marked on the frame by
a creeping tortoise, which serves the
plio c of n hand. A bird of exquisite
piir.nagi! warbles at the close of each
hour, turn as the song ceases a mouse
sallies forth from a neighboring grot
to and, scampering over the bill to the
garden, Is noon lost to view.
Missed the Point.
"Professor," said an acquaintance
"you understand 1-atlu, do you not?"
"Well," replied the professor, "I may
be snld to have n fair knowledge of
I.allu, yes."
"I know everybody says you have.
wb-:h you would tell me what 'volU'
melius. Nobody thut I have asked
rcems to have heard the word."
' If there is any such word as vollx.
Umlmu, of which 1 have serious
doubls, I certainly do uot know what
It means."
lou nnrprise me, professor, A man
of your iittaliiuientH ought to know
that vollx mentis Vol IX."
The professor devoted a moment to
culling tip his reserves aud bringing
hbt light artillery Into actlou.
"It Is no wonder, madam," be said,
"thut I did not see the point of your
Joke. You left the point out of It"
Loudon Tit-Bits.
Not His Province.
The N'ew Englund in blisters of early
days were expected to preserve an as
pect grave to the verge of solemnity
on all occasions, not only on Sundays,
but week days lis well. If they pos
sessed a sense of humor It sometimes
made itself evident even in the midst
of devotionul exercises.
una New Hampshire parish was
guarded and guided by n quaint speak
ing elderly man who bad a slight lisp,
lie wns fond of outdoor work of almost
every sort and was an able farmer as
well as preacher, but oil domestic mat
ters he relegated to his wife.
One day tha old traveling baker, see
ing the minister at work lu the field,
drew rein, and when the jingling of hla
horse's bells hud subsided he called
out, "Any cracker wanted today, par
son?"
The minister raised his bead and sur
veyed the baker from under his shaggy
eyebrows. No e.mile of greeting cross
ed Lis solemn face.
"Abraham In the Held," be responded
gravely. "Tbarnh (Sarah) In the tent,"
and without unother word be resumed
his hoeing and left the baker to digest
his Biblical reproof and drive on to the
house to find out If "Sarah" would buy
nnff nt bin n.mua m.
HiLLSSoRd XrOlS,
JULY
53- 180?
THE MARKETS,
hia morning's market reports, !
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, SOc.
Barley feed, $21 .fitV 2'2 per ton : '
brewing, $;; rolled, $'2;5 f.Om f 21.:0
Oats, White, f 'Jti IW f 27 00.
Bran, $17!M8 per ton.
Hay, valley limothv. $17t-iflS;:
clover, 0; grain, Oo MO.
1 otatoe. old O.econ liutlunk-s.
f 2.5lHi $3 IX) per aack;nt pota-i
toes, 2 cenU per pound.
hgif?, candled, 21c.
Butter, Creaiuety.'.'.VU.i 2",.
Arena and Journal. $I.7.V
MAGAZINE
READERS
SURKT ItMAZMS
buubhilly dkutittad, (ocd aoiie
ud utcb boo! Ctlifunu
and aU tM far WL
T0W1 ARO COUNTRY JOURNAL
a Boolhly puklkslioa oVvutad
lo th farmtaa inlmti ol tka
We
$1.50
a you
$0.50
a ;u
MAO W TNOUMM WONOCRI
a book ol 75 pofat, coeliuiua
120 cotorad pkotugitpht J 0.75
pxojmqta Ifa4t U Cslioau V
Toul . . . $2.75
AUfor.
$1.50
Cat l this sdvrrtWeot
ad toad with $1.50 to
SUNSET MAGAZINE
James flood bldg san franosco
Administratrix' Sale of Real Estate
Notice Is hereby given thst hv virtue ol :
an order duly made and entered herein
on the Pith day f July, l!t'7, aiitlioriinir i
me aiiiiitmsiratrix or Hie rslale ot li.nmhl
Martin, ilm-easd, to sell at ornate .ilo.
for cash in hand, all the following i!e
rriliel real estate, tJ wil:
The South hall of the Northwest ;n:ir-
terand the West half of the Snni:n.t
quarter of Sen ill, T. 1 S. U. .'. V Wash-
ingtoii lounty, Oregon, ruutitiniiti; bit)
acres.
Now. therefore, the undersimied w ill on i
and alter tlio '24th day of Auirust. t')7, --l !
at privile sale, for cash in hand, nil Hie'
at estate alxive described. i
Hnle.1 at MillsUm). dn-eon. this 1 1 1 1
day of July, I'M'.
s.n. u r . m Ait i i ,
Administratrix of the Kslate ol iNmald i
Martin, deceased. i
John M. Wall, Allorucy.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
IS THE Cor NT Y COUKT OF TIIK
STATE OK OrtF.UUN, KO !
WASHINGTON COl'STY
In the Matter of the Aiiidicutiou id ;
William Lacey for lieone'.osell Npiritous,
vinous, and malt Honor in It" nii'inlt
ties than one gallon, in (lastoti Proi inct, ;
To the Honorable ( ounty I ourt of tint
Stale of Oregon for Washington (jouiity: '
We, the undersigned eliliiiieis and;
tfwrftl viitom nf llnsl.oi I'mci ili-l WiiMliitor.
L'outttv. Oreifon. anil roust Untune
majority of the Wl votern lu Maid re-
oinet. ami beina actual resi.lenls of snid
nrecinet ami havmif artually n?siili'il In
sti.d nrecinet thirty (lays lioiueiiiatclv
preeeeding the date of tins petition, won Id
r8ectfnlTy ietition your honorable hoiiy
and aak that a license to wil Kpiritoiis,
vinous and malt honors, mid fermented
cider, commonly railed hard eider, In Ims
quantities than one gallon, in Gatlon pre
cinct, county and utate nforcHil, be
granted to William t,aey, a resident of
aaid precinct, for a period of one year.
lMted tins Win nay ot July, A. 1. VMi.
Chaa Reinemer, (1 11 MrAilatns, A
Hill, W E McAdanw, J S Morris, Ceo
Haase, C J Carstens, Gih Cams, A W
KinK, I. B Fullerton, J I, Miller, Arthur
Blum, Hurry Miller, Henry Becker, F R
Miller, Herman Becker, F, H Miller, J
Challaconi!?, T A Itusstll, IV try Cuib
hert, Wtn Hanlehcck, S I) Mriiu, Jiitiu-s
Atkins, Krnestllerr, Win Sevier, John
Fisher, A II Koljetts, C L I'eterson, I R
Tompkins, August Wiese, John Hyrne,
T A Hoodenpyl, Chii Malliam, H H Rol
ston. J I) Rode, A A Walker. W 8 Unl-
ertson, Henry Dames, A C liavies, Alex
Dames, Louis Hering, John Dames, Fred
Bratin, II W Hamrick, Herman Drown,
J Buchele, Jans Beutlie, Charles Clay,
james (i Iee, Cluis Gerrish, W K Ixe,
J J Holfinan, John liergeroti, F L Koher
stein, T W Kain, n Fleiaehauer, ) Haw
kin, R A Caplea, F N Hall, C M Spen
cer, II Nordway, C R Morrison, Hen
Hall, J M Fogel, V. H Parsons, Jake Tup
per, Vai Gray, KiM Wiese, Clias Wc
cott, J II Wescott Jr., K Kunston, J II
Wescott, P K Walters, Frank Kcrtson,
Arthur Thnmiw .Invuli Ttcifenrnl h lohn
Trautner, Kdward Freeman, R A Her-
rinKton, S Bnles, A W Wahl, Fred liar-
per, C Best, Merle Haines,!, kotierslcin
Notice of Mquor LieeiiHe.
Nolico is herehy given that the under-
siKned, William Lacey, will on the lirsl
day of the Heotoiiiber term of the County
court ot Washington county Oregon, to
wit, tlie.il h day of September, lMOi.jire
sent to aald Court its above petition sail ed
liy a majority of the legil voters in
fjaston Precinct, County of WashhiKtim
Slate of Oregon, anking thai a license to
sell apiritous, vinous, and malt liquors,
and fermented cider, commonly culled
hard cider, in less quantities than one
ifallon, in said precinct, lie granted to
William Lacey for a period of one year,
and that the undersigned would apply to
aaid (.'ourt In sit id ('ounty and blatn fur
such license on the 4th day of Bepteinher,
11)07.
Hated this 2.1th day of July, 1!K7.
WILLIAM LAOKY,
Building Material
We have just received a large shipment of Shin
gles, Lime, Cement, Brick, Fire Brick, Fire Clay,
Sand, Gravel, Fibcred and Unfibcred Plaster.
See our prices before buying elsewhere.
Climax Feed Store
liolh Phones
iTHHTf ii Mil
A FATAL MISTAKE
U Olteit Made by the Wisest
Hillsboro People
of
It's (t:i!
U.l, kuciic l-
tuishike to oech'ct I"
i I he lust y it) i 1 1 1 1 1 ol
kiclm,
kid tie V
Serumt eom;i!ic illmio lollow,
I'eSIl'." Kidney I'lIU em them ptciliptlv.
I'on'l d"lHV until too laic,
t'litll il lits'oiiir dnilwlCH - III i(;lit's dt
e.lM.
William Itiuuvni'dHxr, ii'liled. of 4 J I
Water !.. Maicm, Oie., '1 xie.U
Ir mi ixiNOiial I'vpeiieiue when I ssy
licit Uohii'm KiIi-v I'iI-m ilo till licit I
eluiiut'd for them In curing Lidiiey e in
plaint aiivl 1'nck-vlie. I li.i.l Icil t he n.v.l
ol such h reine.lv lor a e;o.xl long w hile,
but dil ool knowjiot what I slioulil iwe,
I nv toiuit) llmi lu.iov iiietlielm s nn
noi'lhh'N, and licit ren pliVMieluiiH' pro.
sei i, lions do not avas prove cileeltv e.
When I lead ol Pcui'm Kidney I'lIU,
howovii, I was iml'icmi to to u vluik
store ami i'c,in a snpiy. The bs k
ache and 1 1 rKiil.-ir condition if Hie kid
iiiivs whi. li hml iinuovi'd loo, ipuekl)'
gile way tip.;i tegiMiiiii lo Use yom
remedy. I . iedor,t,l to a cotulitioo ot
e;lst ilcil e.ootort, chii lei'ontliiend
Iie:in'M Kidney I'ills to anyone in nred ol
sin li a uieili.-ioiv1'
For sale l all dc.ih rn. I'ricr V cents.
Foster M Ibuin Co., IWitl ilo, New N'oik,
so!o:i;;cnts i.n tin- I'uitc.l Sl.iUs,
Keii'.emlM r the tunic, I 'tun's, and t ikr
no oilier.
COR WIN & HCIDEL
Itemlorm lit
All kinds of I'roli Mciiti. Pti,ctJt
sonable. Will uicel nil toutpcttiioii.
ChickciK and Poultry ii'wjns on h tid
, ttpou ot ter. 1 icf ihliVM) I o nil psiti
' ol the town. We nuv bit slink.
Doth Phonm
Second Street, Mtttboro. Or
Insuro Vour Slock
Itmiro Timr hefirs nml livestock
and wboti you lose one )nu will I'.ct
css'.i. Moa't Inke ch.iucrs when it
is not titci-stuy. Tke out a policy
IN A KI'.I.IAIII.K toMI'ASV
I am agent fcr lite National Live
took Ansocinliou. IcKUrcs agninst
death from any cause, lnoptnea
line. - - Tciun triiM'uable.
JOHN VAMiF.liWAI.. lU-uvei (on, dr.
U. K. I. No. i
The old ttlia'ile lite insiirimce utmi.
DiCYCLE SHOP
Bicycles, Guns, Umbrellas
and , Sewing Machines re
paired aud cleaned. Hand
saw filing ami setting. Also
agents for new bicycles.
Call in UTore buying or
getting; work douc tlsew here
F. R. DAI LEY,
Main SI., weal ot Schulmarioh'm Aart
Cuaulian's Sale of Real Property
Notice is hci hy itiveit, thut In piiru:iitce
of mi order of
f ilie 1'iiiinty t'onrl of Wash
i IDU
melon I ounty, i invun
Hindu ami enter-
i 11 , J"'"1 . '. n'mionmir
i nd ln ' iihin the nndei-siitned us gnurd
1 "I .Myron nml lilndys lleviitt. minors.
to hull certain le.il estiile Ueloueiui' to siiid
minors, I will on Mond.iy, tlie.sUi dnv of
July, l!i7, :it lu o'clock . iii, ofsiiid liny,
! at llie Soul h door of the Counly Court
! Hoiisi in 11 itlsltoro, Oregon, sell ut iiuhlio
iiiuilioii to tlio highest Inddrr, for cash in
i liiind ill lime nfsiile, nil the ri:nt, title
'and itilerest of the wild Myron und Iliad
, yn Hewitt, minors, in and to the IoIIowIiik
descril ed real propf rly, lii-n it.: !iKinuiUK
) at the Sotit heust corner of the Nout heiisl
i iiiurlr o thr houtliwest iliutter of ISee
lion I.T. 1 N. I!.5V. of tlm Will. Mer.
and rimniii thenco rl n.) rods to a piel;
thence norlli no rods to n post; thenco east
x0 rixls to a post; thi'ii -it sonlh i in rods In
tlio place of lieniiiniui;. eontuinini; ;)
oeres, nil in Washington I'ounly, Ori'jron.
Said sale lo lemil'je"t to continuation
, ley liiu I'liunly t'onrl of Wuliinnton
Conrily, Oreeon
Dated at llilltthoro, Oregon, this June
; o, limy.
K. M. I'l l' M AN.
(iiiHrdian (ifMyrmi Hew ilt and Oladys
- 1 Hewitt, Minors
II. I. Barley, Attorney for (luurdlan.
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i
j Administrator's Notice to Creditora
I Notice is herehv I'iven that the under
1 HiKni-'l WUH on M'liiilay, the '..VI II day of
j .May, Mil, ly th nniiity roiirl ol WiimIi
j im'ton County, OrcKou, (Inly appoliitnd
I administrator of tlio ostale of John N.
I Fisher, deceased.
i Now, llinreforo, nil creditors of snld
estate are here.liy reiiiurnd lo pieseiit
iclHtuistt ith proper voucher at the. Ihw
ollice of John M. Wall, -t llillshoro, ire-
' tfon, within six li iiiotithx (rom Hie date
i ot lllfl lust l.uhllcatloll (d tilts notice,
i ,v !,i,'h ,Ik"' in p 'moiUvsoN
j Alinluli.lrator ol lli'e Kslnle nf jo'lni V,
- Fisher, decensed.
-toll n Jl. Wall, Al'orney for Admini
j lr,ltl,r'
i Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is heridiy uiveu thsit the under
Mii'tied iidmi iiihI ratnr of the wtnte of Sinn.
md Kveritl,, dneeiiHeil, with the will of
Miild ilneHs"d auiiexcd, has tiled in Hie
('oiiiiLy (Uiiut of WuHliiiiuton County, Or
eion, liHliiinl iicc innt In Kiiid i-Htnte, uml
the HtiihH Im lieen Hot for fn ml hearing
and Neltldinitiit, liel'ore Huld Court, ill. I he
Counly court room, in tlio Court Dunne,
in IltliHljoro, Oieimn, nn Monday, Aug
ust WI, at 10 ii, in, of Ntt.ii I day.
JOHN KKOWN,
Adn;inilrnt(r nf the estate of Hiimuid Kv-
eritt, ii(y:e(iHed, with lh will of decean
cd iiiiic ieil.
W. N, Pnrretl, Att'y for AdmiiiiHl.ralnr.
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leallwT liiut'uiis iii our Harness, oU:.
A eniuI'li liiu- id' lidviuss, li.ilu'is, In i
lk'S, saiUUcs, loin's, whips, li.umss, ti m!
iiiy.s ot ail Liutl';, ami svll al jm iivs tlial
cau'l Ik' ihii'IivaUil in IN". tl.uiil, iinalily
ami oi 1. mansli i;
(live us
uiiir pour
l vasoiiahle.
poslelluv, i
lly, an.l
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CWlli!
I Pioneer Harness Shop
P .ka.ta Al)tllk.li
A. M. CAIU.II Fio,
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COQUET
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PcTcKtron
Fru
net
Color, black, with slar in forehead; weight, 1950; 18
hands high. I'o.iU il Aju i! n. i;oi. ( Iwinil by Cedar
Mill l'eichernn Co. Is iiioii'vd by the lVrcheion So
ciety of America as W, -H.l.W
Will Stand S euson of 1907 us Followsi
Will le in stud only al home barn o
one-half milecast nf Hit ham-, l'all
Termsi Si
e Service,
will
nt . i k s . e i x uituti
Hill 01 Grills
PAINTKRS ncl DECORyVIORS
Sui censors U 11. ( ssntr
We do work in all lines of painting and deeoratinj',
and will guarantee our work. We also carry a
full line of Wall I'dper, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
at
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Sliop and store ojijinsiic
Main St., near
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W. !$. CATE & SONS
BiTOtliT riiid (rowers of .uul De.ilors in .
Kcqistcrcd ISorcford Cut Ilo, Clydo&dolc Horses,
I'ohind Cliin.i tlotjs, Shropshire Sheep
find Aisfjofii (iiwts
Young thiti!) of hoth scxirt, of nil kinds, foi stile nl very reimnn.-ihle
j'.rict'H. Our foiin,iili.,n utoik is w lcclci from (he ln-t,l fninilicM nf
Uietr resiiecltve hieeds in the I!. S. und I'liiopc, r Katdlcus of c()t.
The individ'iiil we Hie Hi-llinj; n re cxi i ilioi.Hlly um-I'iiI to I'.-ciliii
(lousl trade, having '"'I'll hreil nml i linti! in the Willamette Vnlley
mid me thorouehlv m-cliunilid, Hied hy such in'ii h iih lieiui Urutu
tnt'l (or ciilth'; Millionniie ( impotn d from Scoti.md) for hnr-ics' Wil
hiuielle Chief, hy Cl.u-li iiui.-m ( Iiii f, I,y C.od I Kuovv for hoes, and
equally j;ood for slui-p ''i l coals. '
A Yoarsfj Clydesdale Stallion
In service to a few marcs; $io to insure.
Yotinq I nil liiood Itlot k Spanish Jk k; service, $12
Horse and Jack for
for breeding,
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WEINHARD'S
The best of
Dotllcd
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. iiimi' than
M'lltll of the
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t mnrr t i.a- Utri,
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Sm Ml nil nml fit ALMS.
I'.!,' U I .li..lolii!.Hr, I'Uklt i.lD.lt.
Stallion, Imported
in June, 1)05.
rom
Herman (ll iske,
ieasuti, same jdacc.
::S; Insure, 5 is. Hut
reduce for service :tl hoine barn.
HERMAN GLASUK. Munur
inai arc ri;.
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Payne Hios.' livery
Third, Hillsboro
lani
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sale. Pasture for all stock
at reasonable prices.
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all Beers.
for Medicinal
v
Use
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