1
'f
1 ,
'I
r
f'r
1
; j
,-
c
n
"it '
Entered at th Fiwt-offlc at Ht'Uboro
, Oregon, m Reoon.l-Cini mail matter.
IACll'8 A. LONG, Killlor.
County Official Paper
Buhvrtption: One IVIlar per Annum.
(ueit Every Tliurmlaj
-BY-
I.ONG MoKINNr.T
WASHINGTON tWNTY, OKF.tiON
Population, 2o,otM. First Comity in
dairying; 1 100 rabies eoinleiiseil milk
daily ; two bi condensers: billions of
feet merrhantable timber, thirty
million feet annual mt. will nearly
double irodttft this year; richest of
garden lands in the world; bulk of
ounity ran drive to Portland and re
turn in a day; ttuest market: great
iioi district; tine school system: fi
nest climate on roast; miltl winters:
no comity debt ; best natured aud best
read people in world, population cou
riered. Best in everything.
IIU.l-sBOKO
County seat; 2.000 people; Six
churches. Protestant ami Catholic;
two banks; two telephone systems,
big milk condenser; sawmill: two
railroads; ami electric line coming.
AM) THERK Vol AKK!
It is noosense to pay too eeriou
attention to fools, eo the Argus will
pass up, in the main, the article by
the Times, of Forest Grove, last
week. The Times had nothing in
any way to refute what the Argue
said about there haviog been more
expenditure on rock road improve
ment in the vicinity of the Grove
than here iu fact we have had
nothing. The Times' mao simply
made an ass of himself that's all
and as he can't help it, it would
be folly to rave at his insane twad
die. The Argus simply told where
the various county officials came
from, and stated the facts about
money expended on roads, and the
limes comes out with a lot of
"skunk bouquet," fit only to be
found in a paper like the Sunday
Mercury. Mahomet said: "Deal
kindly with the fool, lest Allah be
displeased with you," and the Ar
gus will follow the great teacher of
the star and crescent, with the ad
vice to Forest Grove people to put
a dairy yard poultice on the Timet
editor's head until the heated term
is a matter of history.
MORTON'S
HOMECOMING.
By Lfitcr Comstotk.
Copyrighted, IsVT. b 0. II. Sutobiei'
The cul'iuan roiMirdevl Morton with
a ma tomcat :is ho j:ve bis liltwtiou.
"That hotel a torn down live joar
g" be said. "There's a two!o story
oltlee buiMlii there now."
Morion named another lntel. only to
be met with fresh disappointment, and
with an Impatient gesture lie sank
back lu the rah.
"1 want to go to a tro.wt hotel." he
aid. "Vou ktuw better than 1 whore
I want to go."
The burl)- tlsure climbed on the N'X.
and. presently the cab was rattling' up
Bivaduuy. Listlessly Morton looked
out of tli cab window and marked the
chauxiw. It was like a uew land. wall
only hM- and there a familiar land
b.
" I
Ji.'l.
h.'t
know . " t-M sal. I tenderly; "ttlt.
jo. I u;,;-.lil liaio left some wont
.! could li.ive found on.
PETITION FOR LIQUOK LICr NSb .('() )() I I
U-sW"
it Mi
Haywood, the secretary of the
Federation of Miners, was acquit
ted at Boiee, and Mover has been
released on a bond. Pettibone is
still in jail and will be tried this
Fall. The testimony of Orchard
evidently was not believed by the
jury, and in this they were only
following the dictates of reason
Orchard, caught red-handed, want
ed immunity, and McPartland
i-- i
who nan an unsavory record as a
Pinkertonian, and who incited the
poor Molly Maguires to violence,
in Pennsylvania, years ago, was
the instrument who hatched up
story, with Orchard, to down the
miners' union. Orchard may have
killed Idaho's governor because of
private reasons; and hs may have
killed him with the idea of making
the union pay him under threat of
implicating them. Io either event,
the mine owners Fp9nt lots ol
money to break up the union by
trying to hang the Federation offi
cers. They hired Borah and Haw-
ley, and they are not cheap men
They have spent thousands with
the tool, McPartland, only to see
twelve reasonable men turn down
their work. Borah, who blew his
heated breath for two days to con
vince the jury that they should
convict Haywood, ia himself under
indictment for attempting to de
fraud the government in land
fraud caBeB. It was a nice try to
down organized labor, but it was
far-fetched, and there is naturally
joy in the ranks of the intermoun
tain working men. It is idle for
the press prejudiced in favor of the
brutal mine owners to cry because
the jury freed Haywood, but it
wasn't in the brains and hearts of
twelve men to believe the wretch
Orchard, whose story was doubt
lees put up by the man-hunter,
McPartland, who was trying to
earn his blood money.
R. H. Greer returned from the
coast, Tuesday, after a ten days'
stay witn nig family. IS or man
Greer joined the family, upon the
return of It. n.
Mrs. E. DeWiU Connell, well
known here, was injured in an au
to accident near Portland, the last
of the week. Her 11 juries were not
serious, although she bad a narrow
(Fcape from death.
Jos. Connell, of near Glencoe,
save that numerous trees were
struck out that way, last night,
and tbat hut four telephones are in
commission in all tbat section.
ISLE VISION SKtUKD SO KKAL.
mark. Six years had wrought chaujje
as great us those that had luvu effect
ed witulii his heart.
Sii years before the world had
cemed bright nud pleasant. I.ticy
rX'fuioud bad luved him. and his pros
pects had boituti to materialize. Then
hail come the crush. Howard les
laoud had sacrificed his daughter to
save his fortune. Half a million .n
needed to support his tottering ven
tures. Metcalf would lend the money,
but uot until I.ticy had become Mrs.
Metcalf had the Uau been made. Ten
days later the ein had been smirk
la the mine which Morton owned, and
he m a millionaire almost overnight,
for weeks he bad railed ai;aiust the
fate that brought hiui fortune too hit"
to (,'ive hint the only thing worth while,
the companionship of the woman he
love I.
He had tried to meet her in their
social encounters with the Indifference
that convention demanded, but there
had oume a niuht when the lutoxiration
of the mush.', the heavy scent uf flowers,
had been upon them. It had been in
the cousenatory at the Clivers' dance,
and for one mad moment be had held
her lu his arms, begging her to elope
with bim.
But even as be pleaded there had
Come the sense of riuht. lie had ten
tly released her and had lied the place.
The dawn had foimd him still in his
evening clothes pacing the door of his
apartment, aud its the fresh morning
air fauued his Hushed face he made
his resolution.
Before the end of the wink he had
dispowd of all his American interests
and had gone abivud. He left mi kin
behind, and none km.nv where he had
gone, l-'or six years he bad roamed
thre continents, but always off the
path of the tourist. Then hud Come the
fierce longing for home, aud he had
eom-j back.
-Vow that he was here he was not
certain that he did not rejiret his de
cision. All had ehauued. Kveri-th!m
reminded him tbat he had lost his pl.ire
la the lire of the city. The stopping of
the carriage roused him, and he paid
bis driver aud followed the helibuy
into the hotel.
lie round the stillness of his ro an In
tolerable, and after vainly tryiii to in
terest himself In the papers he throw
them usldu aud went for a walk. Per
haps In the busy throng he could shake
off ills memories,
Unconsciously tie turned his steps in
the direction of tin; park and was well
Into the shady recesses before he real
lzed where he was. Then ho roused
himself with a start. It bail been
Lucy's favorite walk. It ld to a little
Hummer boms.; Just around the curve in
the path, the little summer house where
they had spent such happy afternoons
before Cupid had tied In inter rout be
fore the onslaughts of Mammon
It seemed perfectly natural that w hen
he had turned the curve he should see
her Kitting there in the samn i.Nea
where she liaditt that afternoon when
Kbe told him of Metralf's ultimatum.
He smiled at himself for his belief,
but the vision seemed so real that he
kept ou ami presently sank lutu (he
aeut beside her.
The girl raised her head and smiled.
"Lucy," he said wonileiinidv as he
took the firm soft hand she offered.
"Is it really you, dear? of course I
know It isn't, but you seem no real.
You have come to me lumlre,i t
times before, both waking and dream
ing, but never so plainly, dear."
"But suppose that I am uwt a rlelon.
Jim?" she asked v.iih amltiug "lips.
"Suppose that It really should be IT"
"Then I should have to go," ho said
firmly. "I cannot trust mr.-elf wit!'
you." j
.ineu iei us piCienu Unit I am a vi
'To iu'oii in,' hack io misery?
"To hnpi'tne;," she said. "Vou secui
to h ue too. id wisely w lu'iv yon went
Mu hoi,,l at th face of Hie man
'. i hue w as nun h.-il by the hand of
orrov. M years tx-fore he had been
a l.'iV'a ".n; faced boy. She could re
'.i:i i,i;t ic every epistsiiu. Now
! li's fan h.i i s.iiued ; svrloitsiirs that
j Ks-ai'ie it well, lie bail not sought for
RHfohu-. to dissipation, aud the (jirl
, 'Js i.''ad.
j "1 ?vptHe that 1 do show It," ho
said, li.nin,; tun- claucv. "Hut you. Is
; tea only a vNi.ai. have nut changed
! Vourey.s li.o e iiuliu-J a sweet serious
i nc.s. lmt otherwise It ts tile face tbat
1 ha-Is en tvtoiv un all these) earn. Vou
I haw ceiiK' to me lu niauy lauds. I.ucy.
j but thee mvuis a ivality to the vision
la iv thai 1 hiui never kuow u befor
i I w:-.ii th.it 1 might always hold yon
so. dear."
"Welded to a vision)" sh askud
mc.cMcg:y. "Would thai content yonT
"It h:nl tn content me all theso
i yens." he s.i Id simply. "It Is belter so
I than thai I .-.uoitld s.ik tUo reality to
I roll la-r of her fair Usiue."
"And yet that night." she whispered.
'1 w..s aiiMost rriuly Io say "yr, Jim
. Had you porsevoreil I should hav
i iclde.i."
1 Ki ew it." la sgtvvd, "sud for thst
reason i went away so far that uo
v. ud ncjibt ivh.1i mo and tempt me
b.icU to your .sKlf. Sluiv I left New
York I hae sjioken to no one w hoiu t
t,ed to know. I did see Teddy Far-
i ii'irtou in I.onihm on e, but lie did uot
s,v me. end 1 escaped him, but lately
s'i!'.i'iliing seeiuod to call tu back. I
have is. ii rtcbting It off for two years.
but I grew hiuicry for the slirht of
home, to luar the sound of ymir voloo
ai d to look upon your dear ftico ugalu
I never dreamed that I should Itinl you
bete: that we should havu our tirlef
hour alone."
"Aud nil' you ivateut with the huurT"
"It Is It'ttcr so. Should I stay on It
would all come kick. 1 think I sliuil
return ou the steamer Saturday. 1-1
am not as rom,' :is l thought
"May I go with you
softly as her hand slipped Into his.
I.ucy. 1 lie agony of his toues
thrilled her.
lou siny noy, slio wnlstierwil as
the rec.il toml Uut towaixl him
"lioa't you know that It was I who
c ulled yon home? I could not Had you
save with iny spirit aud my love, and
I hive not cnliedyon lu vitln."
"Itut jour husband." ho stammered.
"He died two years ugo," she said
simply. "That was why 1 called you
dear. Ion answered to the volco of
love."
IN T1IK COUNTY COI R I' Ob 1111
SlWTK Ol" OKI HON. I OK
WASHINGTON COI M V
la the Matter of the AppVuli.m 't .1
M. Miller and William Yoaii;; lei lu- us-
tO Sl'll splIllllOIIS, Villous illld III ill Il.jO"!-
iu less .uaiititus than one i: ill"ii m
lairy 1'ircim't.
To the Honorable Counl t'or.it ot tin
State of Oicgou, for WaMiingteii Conn
tv:
The undersigned ivtitiein-c, Kyd
voteis of H.oty riecunt, WihIiiih I' "
Contitv, Oirgon, and is'iisiitiiluig a m i
jority of the legal otcis ol viid I n elect
and iTitii actual u sidt til-el to.! I re
ciiu-t and having .u tu.illv n salt. I m -od
1'ivciiict thiity las mum di Oi'U pi d
ing the date ol this 1 1 tihen, oiii. n
sivctlullv petition lour lloiioi.ible II. sK
and would ask that a hvi use to
hlNhcio ll-ls
blc Veil-
. bow to I he Inetila
t llwi'lis I'O'ie ll
Alui i v
Ibis - hi
to this .
fill id
m i in
ll ell t
...lir
, ii in-:
sfrtlflltlllt
ell IMIC't I ' "
1 1 iiic.lv bu
i I. 't Ibr ki
.V.'..
.He in icuUei
d '
I .
tin,
H N
lrceritrell
I,;., n I', .1
I ii, niili nice. i.ei I"' I''
..i ... ..in. ,
p. I let I'I UO' ,' me '-' '- "
Uriel the
veeirl. Inl'l'ft, hung ibife
itti.-iisl "I 0'. On-., on I! 1
. n-, 'I ne.t 1 1 riiib,il'i i'Ii
.1 p .oi's I-. i.b i' i I i K ''i1
Ml!
w
spirituous, vinous ami mi
ll Ii,
Funny Toothach Curst.
r.efnre the days of dentists and whea
pe,iile "enerully believed In the Talus
of rh.irtus there were ever so many
mysterious w ays of preventing tath-
.cue. line of these was b) dress the
n "Ut siilo of the body tlrst -right stock
Ing. right sloe, right sleeve, right glove.
A r.tvorlte plan lu Scotland was ta
draw a tooth, salt it well aud buru It
iu full view on glowing coals. In
Cornwall many save their teeth by
biting the lir-u young ferus that ap
pear.
i ne custom or catching ii common
ground mole, cutting off the paws while
the Utile creature still lives and weHr-
!ng them is traced to Staffordshire,
Kugiand. Some peoplo who lire fond
of evereise believe that walking twelve
miles-no more, in eit-tu get n splln-
iei oi in'.- luouiucue iree iviu unve
away the woi-st ache and piilu that
ever tortured a pour tCHjth. The belief
that toothache Is caused by a worm tit
the loots m prevalent iu many parts of
the world; hence this cure: Hetluce
several different kinds of herba-tbe
water variety the better to a pow
der, rut a glowing cinder Into this
powder and Inhale Hie Ineeuse. After-
ward breathe' Inbi a cup of water aud
the worm will be gone forever.
less ((iiatitttics than otic .illon, in I ' cm
I'rccuict, Washington Coimti. Onc,. ti.
be granted and issued to J. M. Millu
and William Young, ivsulnits i t .c,l
I'lrfillCt, Sllcll lllTllse to Is' lot .1 ll' d
of one rar.
M II I'aikcr. Hem v Su-1'.nui, Mutm
Yatiilrnbruok, I'llli It -spiv iiilbotouidi
Thro C.ccnc, I ; li Spu .nlbelollrll. I 'llli
Adi-bolli. C.coigc Vaiidilni. l C viuiih.
Mattin I iocmaiis, Win Smith. (' V M
Conn.idcv, Heiiv . nidi ho, Win 1
Bcurd, I-'rank Kline man, ohn Sii-b.iuci .
I' V K.imw.ili r, K A kills 1-' I, IU mil .
Win Sprradboiough, W 11 H-iLn. .1 11
KiinK I.Cb.isH Vaughn, I ho-. IIimh
Aiulrrw I'h'lclur. Maitiu Kcibng. Win
kaliur, Cbas Killing, li k.illni. V to
Koilmg, K I llrrn, I. M Km!, t, I N I:. ,
Siimtt l Kudcr, .1 M Kernel,!", l I
Itevnolds, Arnolds an I H.nu I, -n, llciuv
Sohlrr, W T Ni'iilviucr, I't nik K. im ; i .
Clus I Herb. W S S.'blcr. Win .iml. n
laihlcti, I. I'rangct, C aii.!i b. , l b,-.
lUiib rJ indi'li. Ch.is Si n iiiiK, 1. C Ki n
Jail, John ll Kevnobls St. l-iul i 1 mI.i.
J tiirt Keynohis Jr, W illn V. IVml,
lohii Hetb, Wm Kobe, 11 It luiulin,
Allieit Siiii-rnies, W ll.iiihv, I hiieci r,
I Spielings, Anton Munti"on, 1 ki nils i,
P N Ysuderaililru, II Yamloiai !i a . C.co
YauiU'ri.imU-ii, A J Y.iiiiIcIhn, IKnn
Yogt, V. I. Kov, l'icd Wilhr. I I M,.t
gan, Camtel U ros, T W Motg.in, I ! i
MrsM'ou, 1-r.iuk Yatulonu-'n ti, b hum h.
Chlllil I.Vil.l. J 1 I'ncketl, Aliens M,
Crerr, T J lours, '. N .Nrh v, I' Noith
nip, John IUkis, (w lrniirr. 1. 1 Cti t .
',' , H H !le!tel, S Crrps, Ch.is V kuili, W m
she askisl s lU-ltd. U Kti, y,,wl sls, W
I.ongwortb, W C Situiti.hr.
Marks, I'rj.-k Creps, AIU-tt Vainleuu !. u.
A w Wills, Wm C, Walki r, elm t ibi
well, John C.illcspic, W 11 Mcioli, Ki
dor Yamlrraiidrn, Martin Ciutii . Kmc
Crop, Noah 1' Newh an wr, John I t id i ,
Ja)h l.utisoti, John M krvdi-r, .1 A
Newiianst-r. Ilrrt Krtdav. W li t..i"kill
C.eo Schneider, Frit Sp.it, 1 (', Kirts. h
S C.allowav. C.eo W Ih tb It 1' ti.v.,1
Hetirv Cavs, Jesse J Heard, (' , Itiown,
J B New hnu.nr, Hartv b.iiull. lolut
N.irnp.
Io wliom it may comi rii
Notii-e is berebv given that tin- un.h r
signett will on Weducslav tin- jth d.i-. ol
Sept., t'S'7, at 100'cl.K-k i. m ot tint
day present the foregoing petition lot U
it use to sell spirituous, vinous .md m.ilt
liipiors in Dairy Precinct. Washington
County, Oregon, in less uuaittitirs than
otic gallon, to the County Couit of tl
State of Urrgon, for Washington Counti .
t Hillsboro, Oregon, and id ",ud linn
still place will ask that a licrn U- i"
sueil to the umlrrsigncd applnants to sell
spirituous, vinous and malt li.iin.t-, su
Dairy Precinct, Washington CoimH, lit
egoti, in less oiiantities than otic g ll Ol ,
for a ieri(sl ol one war fn m the date t
the issuance of such license.
Dated this jiyth day of Julv, l,;.
William Young, J.'.M. Mdkr,
Applicant"
Haglt-y .c Hare, Attoruiis bir Vio.li
cants.
as I ,!.,! ., me tbo
tlllic I p. . . no ! I he
.in.! ii". ,I it m illi t -l
,11 1h VI c. b C.l- lll-d
rttic. S . ,11 -i I I I 'i
knlmis ili.oie
tnili .( Ii, in I",'
OS -n.,'. t I'd
,1 1 0 H I 'It "I ''I '
el til ll (lie b ' k
el'.ri n'.. (
s ibliCul-irl'l oi I it
or. I 1 ' lnw'
Kill i Inline. Ii-Mill" H
, .! i. III. i II - 111
I C.ll !iCI' I iiKlilMj". i: in i j;
id! i;c
A
111 n H
ill;
i i
b
lu m
tlir.c
Slid til
llll ll.
kt on i
used
.rluM.
I "i
',. I. i
at in
hint'
inch I'i
P .Hi's 1.1,1
I e .1 si
an
I to
el lie
Pi
! el - .
1 1, ho-1 I
, l.t.Hr
l-U Mil -1 I- IO..I It IH"'I
corwm & unat't
Vvalnrm hi
Alt kind" of
sol'aVr. W'
I'hu kcii" mi I
iis,n et.U r .
e! the lort ll.
I
i. .li M
en a t
!', miltl ,
- .1.1,1
bin I .
I'i
l Pioneer
9't :
& a K
-Y
K I ll !
I,
SI
,' i i
:i
ii I-
I, ..-I '
pal U '
Ue bui I .I .1
Sccontl Stt vvt, HHtsburo. Of
4
''4
Insmv Vour Sloe
lll-HIL-llllil
"
Hot
U. 1'en'l tikr
IN
1 am
!". k
ilnlh
bur.
c.etit
Ase
ll "III
I'WH, I -
il l l m i i:
ll,r
ici t t w lift
e enl a 1- I i
l.ll
r ;
;
!, i f . tl ,
s a! HO. ii
Itmuirs na'ittt
. uue, I 'rep ice A
lei las ft ,'''.
,loIN Ni! ,t; l . !,-:iii-tlon. br.
li. V. lb No.
Thr oM tr'ifl !r fttr Uivifjiii'r tuan
BICYCLE SHOP
HicY'lv", C',:i!-, l'iii!iii.-!!.t-i
aihl Scull!;'. .M.lJlilH'S n-
juifi-il itiu! i Ii'.uiii!. 1 l.niil
s;iw till lit; .iibl 1 1 i ti : . Also
n'H'iits ii'f new !iiu!is.
Call in I'tl'i'H' lu'.ti',' ft
-I. i ht '.c
COQUET
(50527)
" i.,
' '''int.
The IVrt!
lilnli Sl.iHinn.
huh t- in Junt-.
I'up'ou-ii From
1(K
F. R. DAI LEY,
Main St., watt of Sahultnmrlch'm Slmrm
Ouaidi
Ss't ol Red l'teiiriy
SUMMONS
Y.'e.
..I an i
It'glel
l"l ell
.Old If
UU 'It
nilher
JlliV,
at Hi.'
i I ..
an. 1 1 .
ban, I
I
..I '(
' it 'Is l
ai l .li
IN
I'll I.
TIIK CIKCPIT COPRT d
STATK K (UtKdoN, InK
WA.slll.N'iiTUN Ciil'SiV
Cora A. Shearer, iilalntitl.
vs.
(iriuit Hhearer, Ivfeuilaut.
To (Irani hbesn r, H o slsive named
leuilaui :
III tlio lilinm of the Stile ol (Inicni s
are hereby required to appear amTansM er
to Ibr c.inii.laiiit lib.l a.'.iin-l vnu in in,
above ontitled court and rane, nit or be-
fore Hfptemlier ID, IV 17. and it v.m bill ...
to appear and answer, the plaintiff w ill
apply for the relitd iiraved for in ber
coniplaiiit. to-il:fura deeris- ib-s,.Un,,.
the bunds of matrimony now cjistoic 1...
tween Hie above iiameil niainlnl il' ,1.
ghb.irs wlin lisd moved Into one "''dmit. and for other eiiiilbb' relief.
nil mill I 111 Otis IS pllDIIHIII'll III l.lltMU-
anco ol an order of t he Honor.il. b. I' v
Mi'tlride. JinlifB of the above ..i.tnlci
Court, made ami enlerod on tbe :nib ,1 ,c
'" '"'Ii i:'l, -siM-covillir unit III,' line
Sll-t
V He.
I'-.
.11 He
'jiiarler ,
loot I. I
loci nil,
IIihh ,,
-o i,
II, i.
I t.-ii ,.
i i ,,. a ,i ,
, I!,,
I .V b.
I'.:' '!,,.
II,
II,'
I I.. n
,1 tl
' ' i-'l.i'.e
h.t:i ;
t it t V
! i r
A iu
II V .
! If. I
by Ct4i
tii'll ,v
Will Slond SniMin of I)C)r I oil,
tdic-h ill t;
vrmM
i'-lC,
IU PM AN (;i,ASIVK. Muntnicr
i ,
p
,g,i
be.;
It
.b, t-pitc
a poll; lie n
' "I b-yi
in U.i I. -e
Tha Real Thing,
women were 'dlscussliuf noun
uinpliious houses lu their
very rich," said
to be
Tv.d
Hew in
of the most
city.
' 1 lo-y seem
the lil'Ht.
"Ob. they are," said tiie second.
"Shall you cmHV"
"Decidedly;"
"Vou are sure, sre you, that
are-er- quite (suroct, (mlte-er-form
'"
"Oh, my dur, I'm punitive," said Hit
sec'iinl woman. "They have thirty
servants, eixliteeu horsen, twelve dogs,
eleven nutoimdilles anil one child. "
Dtrs Moines Register.
s ti l
l v lie
i t ,ii I , I y
lisle
'. I'",'.
I biai ,l
Ill 'll 111,
A.lin
1 1..
'pArb 1 ei ,
ti e ,;i ,. ,
s i i" i i.. a i ,, i
1 le u. a-,
- .1)1 b Ml t , "I ' I.
,atc
I M ,
11 Mil
Mi.
P. o
they
good
lilinnslifd. for h i mn cess en um l. I
ordering August 1st, IIS7, m dale ol' brst
pooni aiuon.
Murjiliy, Hrodie.t Merges,
Atlor-ieys for plamiiil.
Administratrix" Notite
i ni. '. i a i
Nl.llC IS Ic I,
S.'')!.',! U
xbl.V, I'i',". b', I
Illbill I ,,ii el v
a.hiiii,iiiai,,r
Kisin-r. ib-eeit-,
Now, tl,et",
1 ",t.i:e ,e ,. j(, f
I i -li Ii is e, ,1
olhee ,,( J,
con. h ii io
Not
in
b1
''I Hell
l . lb" ,
III '. I',, 111 I
i., ,b.iv
e.lllle ,,
credit.,,
I II ire I I-
I .b.HiO.,1
Ini lm
I ll S S
-o, I i. ,..!,.
e: u liali.
t .' i r i 1 1 o 1 1
lb, ,.t,,
.1 ,
I
ip -1 at I
b.bn N.
"I i. in I
pie ,1 III
t. Wail
I lb
Te Do S.no.
- s ,
Notice Is hereby iriien. Ibal lb., nn.b r
signial bus been by the County Court ..I
the Htaii or Oregon, for Washini'lon
County, duly nimolnlcd udiiiinmlini 1 1 .
of tbe estate of .lobn s. Kisber. dn
and hasiluly iiuuhlb'il as such:
now HieietorM, all perMoim bavin'
laili.s iieainst tint said esliile ol .I,,,,, l
Fisher, deceased, ate herebv n-oiiitcl I.'.
present the same to tbe n nilrrsiei,,.,! I...
Htilher with proner vouchers, at lb.- l'.m
Ofliceof barley A ire iu Hillsboro, i n,
gou, within nt months from tlm ibile ,,
this notice.
Dated this .Inly ,7, pm7.
J. C. MSIIKlf.
Adiiilnistratrix of the KmIiiIc ol .b.bn
N. rlsher. deei ased.
HugleyA Hare, Altorm-ys fur Admin
istratrix.
Totii Hi nay, t,f eoutli of liloom
in(f, wag in town Tuewlfly.
oi ib"
lllrli ,
A, III,
I'V.h-r.
.1.
tral
ii
,.n'hs
!. il.
! ill the , ,1,
J : t I 3) I t
i t
i t
Hill (a Grills
PAINTUKS .ml DIX OK ATORS
I i t s
i
a ib
lui
u ii
a IP
s..
, in .
II. I! ,t
w
lit
Mititt St.
nt'nr
I'.ty in-Tl,i.!
.r .i:
-
Hill
..i.tuiij;,
i any a
" , t 'i!.
y ham
"! IO
May ',
I l: . i . m
.'"i ,,( ;ii,, i
.i
i:..i:i
i.
j.,!,.,
t c t
bii M. all. Ai
' V b.t A,:
N..licc i . 1
ri:t.i 'I ad.
II. I I' V.-I II
-.0,1 .1. , , ;,
I "Hill V I
.'.III, III I hi
Ha- same In.
a, nl -,ci Hen,
nidi
M'lt,,,; ,,f I' Mill Sttllel,,,.,,,
I
by ,.,
il -If ,,
I
III!
I ill lln
'I. "Ill
e-l, lit.
IlillC!.,
I.I III n
,cl I,
.1"
, '
.1,'
' ...nil y . ,i.i
Hi lllllabi.i,
U'.t '.'ll, PK;,,
., 1 lii'idi
ul Pi a.
on
. of '
A.hi,iiii-. r.ilor
'nil, .iocca,ci
'il iiiiiie i -. I .
W. N. Pa,,,
.1 lie i -l u
, IS ll I, lie
He
I il
ll'1 III ,,
t'lfl Hi Hie
on l 'nun v( , i,.
!"l '' I lie, ini. I
l-l.il! bent, l,,,
1 .Mill, III tl,.'.
1 '"HI House,
Monday, ,,,,.
ud ,1.,,.
1 1 N hi: OWN,
"I .k I til II. 1 I. i
U ill ol .le, i-.e,
l(. All'y lor Adniiii,
.inilnr.
Old lady - Are you Uavellug for Um
rood of your bc-itllli?
Defiulilng Haukrupt-RaUierJ-Illmv
tinted Illls.
Harsjim . k nn
really on'ht
yourself lilddei
alon," she urged. "I
aeold you for Uoeplng
all these years."
"It was a coward's retieiit," ho
mltted, "but 1 could md see you
Wife of that man."
"And ho you left mu alone in
misery," she said reproachfully.
Morton shook his bend. "It win in
ttat," he said soberly. "It was tbat
SKe4 tfi much for your fair name
Building Material
We have just received a lare shipment of
gks Lime, Cement, Brick, Fire, lii i- k, Fj,-,
Sand, Gravel, Fibered and IJufihcri-d I'I
See our prices before buying elsewhere
Climax Feed Store
Bold Phones
Shin
Clay, aslcr.
w. b. cas r & sons
llii f ilcrt (,r,ii',, of ,i, IIimIca in
IHislncd lliMt'fnrd ( ultfc, ( l demf-sio llorM'H,
I'oliiud ( liitui Hogs, Shrojisliiiv Slicfp
1!HI lli)(ill Cmj.iIs
,i i.,
i
ib,
b.
'I a!l I
-at I I e
'I ,11. m
I"
I be
I HI
I'""
III, I ,
1,1. I. b,
i ! b
I b.
((Mill
.! I
i b
n-toiil.iM'
l.lllilllillf
,, el l"l'
I,. I' I'll'''
llr Vall'-V
, ,, Hniiii
,,i as, U ll
i In.);., ni"1
A Yomi'i
; ' l iff In a
l(!cs(!,c Sliiilioti
l''v liiale:,; ii l in.'dti'c.
MiiMI I nil lliood ISi.H k SjoisJi J,k!i; ''Cni(C, $l2
II
l:.e
find
f..r
I'.i'.lllH' ''
nalilc ifii'es.
ja I,
In ia ii
sale,
t rc;t'
slock
1
I
19
I
If
n
k
2 ill
i' ! SI I. i!i S. -'ii
..
WEINMARD'S
(tin duiigl'i)
Tl
of all 1 r s .
Ho! tic. for McJiclnal
Use
At w r w11 FY'S i
VV . V . Vif " J j
.m.mxm, - -- -..-, mlK&s
" ""' m ,'ilM, -i!ll. ; ', It, ''IU: f.. it , , ,., m . -ni.eelr .. 'Ill ' III,'- I I . '.' " .
'' -mie M .,K i.Hulp ;l '..fc,!'..!!.. 'I""'' '' -
i
I
tlr