MILLS80R0 ARGUS, OCT tr I. '07
Inland at th Poat-offlc at HllUboro,
Orefon, a awmnd-clMi mail matter.
HKMRY O. Cl'ILU, Editor.
County Official Paper
8aborlption : $!..' pr Annum.
laaaed Every Tharaday
-BY-
Ot'lLD McKINMET
A seedless and colorless pr hi
been discovered at Hood Hirer. It
baa been named the "Manon pear,
after Mr. Mason, who discovered
it The Oregonian hopes that the
naming of the pear will not lead to
a Mason jar. A Mason jar is a
good thing to have in the house,
bat to bars a jar in a Mason boose
would be un-Masonic.
The Hillsboro Street Fair brought
the people together, showed the
beet stock, exhibited wonderful
vegetables, elegant fruit, fine poul
try, and demonstrated that we hare
talent to be proud of in varions
lines.
"Old Loves; Old Pipe; Old Friend"
TV oM lpe thai I Uhf away.
I Wt'ji n sc dteawd It tntt,
ttrpoord In sorrow on Hm tfcrlf.
Nor )olnea la wainail aoa(.
A diHlHH iirpd Its U,
Wltk tiiinina bowl u lair:
And worn the Ma etirtrd out In Hnv
It leenml iwrrt tut. air.
The old brown bowl vi mwh fril
The nrw love h4 full way,
Th while Hie oU bowl aeeme iron tent
Its restlnt place to slay.
Last nlfht I was wjnd'rlnt koine.
I lost the new dudeen.
And BKMimed It like a dear, dear friend.
Whose face no atore Is seen.
It aswemd not to studied search;
Ah hm! I mi bereft
And then a vision eame to me;
TheoM pipe tlU was leftt
I filled Its tapln bowl, ao deep.
And drew a lot. deep drautht
It purred and urled In delliht.
And then atetlHM)ht It laufthed
And uM: "oM man, old friends are best.
Don't lay ttiem on the shelf
just think, oU nun. aww bad you'd feel.
To be cast oat, yousselfl "
Tbe blue smoke rolled so deep and sweet.
And seemlnt. without end.
And then this mate Irtend drew
"UW loves; old pipe; oW friend."
C A. Long.
Argus J1.50 a Yar
Remember, that the Argus is $1.50
a year, and all the other county
papers are the same. All subscrip
tions from and after Oct. 1, 1907,
must be paid for at that rate. As
before stated, the Argus has not
voluntarily made the new rate, but
bas been forced to do so, by the pa
per trust. All country papers must
raise the price of their subscription,
or go out of business.
Semi-AnniiaJ Reunion.
The Washington County Veteran
Association will hold its semi-an
nual reunion at Hillsboro, Or , on
Thursday, Oct. 17, 1907. All sol
dierr and tbeir families are urged
to attend. By order of the Presi
dent, R.. W. McNutt; Horace G.
Fitch, Secretary.
J. Crawford, of Buxton, was in
town Sunday.
Judge C. . Kindt, of Kinton,
saw the Fair Saturday.
Fine line of Hamilton-Brown
shoes, at John Dennis's.
Herman Collier, of Scholle, bad
business in town today.
John Wolford, a Green Moun
tain rancher, was in town yester
day. M. H. OtiB, of Cornelius, was in
town today, on hie way to Moun
taindale.
Fay Mead, of Buxton, was in the
city yesterday, and took out
hunter's license.
Sherman Murphy, of Manning,
was in Hillsboro during tbe early
stages of tne street Fair.
The Coffee Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jos. Downs, on Sat'
urday afternoon, October 12.
John T. Brandt and Helena Em
ily Rehberg, of Tigardville, were
married at tbe latter place on Oct
7, 1907.
Fred Peterson, of Portland
transacted business in Hillsboro
today. He formerly lived at Cedar
Mills.
Eugene Devaul, of Dublin, Tex
te, and Gertrude Irish, of Hillsbo
ro, were married in this city on
October 5, 1907.
Mrs. Susan Brown bas sold her
residence at tbe west end of Main
street, after 32 rears of occuDancv
to a Mr. Wheatley, who will take
possession next month.
Misses Lulu and Geneva Pal ma
teer of this city, leave for Ashland
today, where they will spend tbe
winter, visiting friends and tela
tives.
Exceptional values in ladies
tailor made suits at $10 and $12,
direct from the East. Come early
and get your choice, at Schulmer
ioh Bros.
BARGAIN
Nineteen acre in tbe city limits of
Cornelius under cultivation, uood
$1500 boos, small barn and other
mall buildings. Uood orcoara,
strawberries and other small fruits.
For particulart, Phono 151, Jobe's
division, Iadspoodsot Una.
The Farmer's Wife)
b very careful about hor churn. SJia
arakls it thoroughly after uing. ami gives
il a tun bath to sweeten It. Mi kirn
that If her chum Is sour It iU taint 1I10
butter that t made In IV The stomach I
b churn. In the tomach and dittitiv
and nutritive tracts am prformoU pro
cesses ahtch are almost exactly like the
churning of butt.-r. 1 It not apparent
then that If this stomach-churn is fuul It
makes foul all which is put Into it?
Tha evil of a foul stomach is not alone
the bad taste in the mouth and the foul
breath caused by it. but the corruption of
the pure curtvnt of blood and the dKsom
Ination of diseasa throughout the Nxly.
Dr. Tierce's tJoklen lelical Disoovorr
makes the sour and foul stomach sweot.
It does for the stomach hat ih washing
and sun bath do for the churn ahsoluirly
removes every tainting or corrupting Hr
Ueut. In this a ay it curvs blotches,
pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swellings,
sores, or open eating ulcers and all
humors or diseases arising from bad blood.
If jou have bitter, nasty, foul taste in
your mouth, coated tongue, foul brvath,
are weak and easily tired, r.vl ilcpn-SMl
and despondent, have frequent headaches,
dixxy aitacli. gnawing or distress in stom
ach, constipated or irregular bowels, sour
or bitter risings after eating and ixr
appetite, these symptoms, or any consider
able number of them, indicate that you are
uttering from biliousness, torpid or la.-y
krerwith the usual accompanying indi
nation, or dyspepsia and their aucndaut
fterangemetiLS.
absolutely true
hi oe readily proven to your satisfaction
If you will but mail a ostal card request
to Ur. R. V. Iterce, Huffalo. N. Y.. for a
frtt copy of his booklet of extracts from
the standard medical authorities, giving
the names of all the Ingredients entering
Into his world-famed medicines ami show
Ing what the most eminent medical men
Of the axe say of thorn.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Isidore Vamleranuen to Antone
Meeuw-sen, 108.14 a in R Walker
d 1 c t 1 n 3 w jtxx
Geo C Grav to Rachel V Rilev,
23.46 a in R S Tupprr d 1 c t 1
4 w
1600
Agnes I Harris et al to John IVters
20 a in m I'orter illctintw xio
J G Slann et al to John A Purves,
30 acres in iec 25 t I s 3 w 600
M .Martin to hred L llarjier, 5 a in
aanmel bhepard d 1 c t I n 4 w...
400
Ben Bernoser et ax to Daniel Mc-
Kinnon, cofaw srctatl
n r 4 w
Noo
A McCalman et ux to Alex Kicsel
n w of n e "' sec 13 t 2 n 3 w
Soo
John I Xorthrno et m to J W
bhute s e of n w '4 sec 2i t j
n3 w '.
225
Mary J Hoover to Henrietta Tuti-
zat, part of blk 1 Simmons' add
Hillsboro. soo
O M Pope et ux to A M Kbv et al
part of blk 9 Hillsboro toso
Thos Philip to Geo Bagley 102. 11
a iiarrison diet 1 n t w .Scx
Kdniund Schoeler et ux to Henri
etta Kmmott, part blk 4 Thomes
add, Hillsboro 1200
Michael Klinger to Jos Klinger, tr
in l.omelius Environs 1
Bliss Anderson to T Xissen 100.7
acresjn Peter Schoils d 1 c t 2 s
2 w 1000
J B Tamiesie et ux to B Luck, 60
a in Jacob Hoover d 1 c t 1 n 3 w
Oglesby Young et ux to L F a-
1-evre, part of tract 19 Fruitful
Lands 300
C Mort et ux to Jonas Halvorsen,
14 a in sec 23 t 2 s 1 w
Agnes I Harris et al to J S Moril-
let to.6 a in Wm I'orter d 1 c t 1
njw
Wm M Hatfield to A Neppach, 70
a sec 24 t n$ w
Frank Pezolt to John Gutscliniiilt,
12 a sec 1 1 1 n 2 w
J G Mann et ux to Jos Andree 34.-
25 a in sec 25 t I s 3 w
Cassa G Thrapp et al to Victor I)o-
mon, 12 a sec 1 1 1 n 5 w
Sarah Whiteside to Geo A Cable,
26 a in M Moore d 1 c t I s 2w...
E C Friday et al to Seth W Stelve
1050
1250
65
3fc
part of sec 19 t 2 n 3 w.. icoo
Henry Hubman et ux to Henry
Harmes 10 a in 1 1 s 3 w
W G Scofield et ux to Fred Sco
field iwof n e , n e of s
e and n of n w of s w
sec 25 t 3 n 5 w
Aden Harper et ux to W G Scofield
2500
1150
20 a sec 30 t 2 d 4 w moo
Sane M Smith to Sarah L Dickey
part of blk 2 Branford add For
est Grove 1
J L Washburn et ux to Jas Bums,
sec 6 t 2 n s w
25
Robt G Morrow to Geo R Baelev
o, ami, au a 1 c t 1 1 r i w. 1
Caroline M Dunsmoor et al to Jno
Striplin, Its 5 and 6 blk 3 S C
add Forest Grove nco
Get your Auction Sale lunches
at the City Bakery.
To Whom it May Concern
Notice is hereby given that all inquiries
relative to the affairs of Rachel L. Haw
thorne, or the Hawthorne Kstate, Blioiild
be directed to Room No. SIX Worcester
BuildinK, Thin) k Oak Street, Portland,
Oregon, and that all transactions regard
ing the purchase of stock, implements, or
other personal property, owned by them,
located or belonging on what is known an
'The Hawthorne harms," situate about
three (3) miles East of Hillxboro, in Wash
ington County, State of Oregon, now oc
cupied by W. B.t'ate, or anyone claim
ing under him, must be conducted at
their place of business aforesaid,
RACHEL L. HAWTHORN K.
THK HAWTHORNE ESTATK.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, Sept. 23,
1907.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
J. W. Shute, Plaintiir,,
vs.
Anton Planner, Defendant.)
To Anton Pfanner, tbe above named De
fendant. In the name of the State of Oregon, you
are hereby required and commanded to
be and appear in the above entitled Court
and answer the complaint tiled airainsl
you in the above entitled cause, on or be
fore the expiration of nix weeks from tht!
date of the first publication of thiM sum
mons, in the Hillsboro Argus, the dale ol
the first publication thereof beineon the
12th day of September. 1!J7, to-wit: On
or before tbe 24th day of October, li07,
and you will please take notice that if
you fail no to appear and answer Maid
complaint, plaintiir will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in his com
plaint, to-wit:
For a decree that the plaintiff m the
owner in foe simple of all of the South
of the Northwest quarter of Sec. 5, in T. t
N.R.4W. of tue Will. Aler., YVaHhington
County. Oregon, containing 80 acres, free
from all adverse claim made by you, and
tbat yon have no interest, right, title,
claim, lien or demand of, in or to hukI
premises, or npon said premises
adverse to the title of tbe plaiutiti
friRad.-yonN a at-afod 'i tlu'.'w r;f nj
Ifailiq&.TWb Aita WiU hl.uuXUi'f
theseverafschtiulsiif mcdici. im.lv,
re been skUIM'.k. ai)dharmc.niou-j
romhine.1 in Dr l'lcro's l..L, V..iT7?l
nUnivrrr That this Is
herein, and thsl you and alt persons
t uumuiir hv. tliroiii;h or under yon lie for
ever harrei and precluded from all claim,
right, title or interest or lien I herein or
thereon ami for such other and further
decree an may lx uet emary and proper in
ttie premises,
Tins summons is served upon . you h
rmb'.n-alioti l-v or,ler of Hon. J. . tlootl-
l onnl v .lii.ii.-. of Val.il.ton
Oregon, made and dated the tft.li day of i on Ul1 m" l'4ors in K-ss .i intitK -.
ptemler, HH:. lu.-h onlor require ; than one gallon, in I'.astoti l'tvuiu l.
llisi you tor ami answer said com- To the Honorable t'ountv Comt "I t'"'
plaint on or before, the expiration of sit . State of trrgm for Washiiigton Count
aeeks from the date of the tirst publl.a- j We. the uinlcrsicncd ivttliom -i - .in.l
lion , th..reot,t.-wif On or tfor iH iolver
-" t-s".
B.UiLKY A HARK.
Attorneys lor Plaintiff.
Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure
Notiiv i herly given that by tirtue of
i 1 . ' V .1 . 7 !
Washington County, in that certain suit
a hewin IsaMlaH. Morrow, ia plaintitT
and Andrea Hrasoe-co. Kose Regfiltlo. K.
House and Wasliingtoii County are d
fendants. atil Aiitln-a Itraaoems) by crow -
complaint is plaiutirt and lsalella U.
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.iiuiiv'.i .'wii iik ..,..., a.vv irKUiiu
and Wssl niifUin oiuity, are defeudanta,
daieil the Ith day of October, lrf, uimvu a
judgment and vltH'ree of forvelivMiire, en
tored in said court and caue on the -'nd
dav ol Jul v. 17 . in favor of said Isalwlla
(.. Morrow for the sum of tlurty-eiKhl
nillHlieo niui iuT-viirer uouara anu twen
ty i-ents .$:6v:t.ait, to me aiiwted and de
livens). 1 will 011 Monday, the llth of No
vember, l'.oT, at the south door ol tbe
Court house in H illshom, Oregon, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A.M. of said day, sell
at public auction to the lugheal bidder for
cash, all Vf the follow ing deocrilel real
property, lying, lotting and situate in
Washington County. Oregon, and particu
larly described as follows, to-w it:
Commencinic at the northeast corner ol
a tract of land owned by John h ulver, on
the Him between sections three and lour,
tou nship 1, south range 1 west of tbe Wil
lamette Meridian; thence south tii dog
west, twenty chains t the center of a
small ditch; thence north ft! deg. west.
i ilii chains to the center ol a large
ditch known as the Main ditch; thence
nor ill iv. deg. and mill, east, 10 Si UU
ehains to a point in the 'aid Mam ditch
w here another small ditch inlprsets H;
thence north -k ilcg. and t) min, eaai. one
chain to the north mm or Lawrence Hall s
Donation I -and Claim; thence south
deg. east one ami 5W-HX) chains to tlie
northeast '-o ner of a two hundred ai re
tract formerly owned by A Sell helm
wtere there is a Make on the section line
between sections 2 and 4, township I,
south rarure 1 west; thence south 4.8-100
chains to tne place of beginning, contain
me twelve and uinetv-six humireilths
acres, and all right title and interest of.ber, 1107, present to said Countv Court,
the said plaintitl and defendanU therein. , tle .boy, ,titioti. signed by a in not it.
.11 .
a.s billows to-W'll;
Kirst Tract. Commencing at the north
east corner of John llnlr's land claim
on the line between sections 3 and 4 in
towu-diip 1 south, range 1 west Willam
ette Meridian, thence south (ft deg. west
tf .so chains: theneo north Si deg: W d.o7
ciiair.s to the center of main ditch ; thence
".. . .
small ditch intersects it; Ihen.-e north I
deir M min. ea.st 1.U7 chains to the north
line of the Lawrence Hall Donation Land
Claim; thenee south ii deg. east 1..W chains j
lo a stake on the section line between sec
lions 3 and I : thence south 4.S8 chains to I
the place of beginning, containing ti ts
acres of land, and j
N"i oiid 1'ract. Commencing at the X E I
corner of a tract of land owned by John!
H uber on the line Ivetween sections 3 and I
. t 1 w 0 1 ml' w vi. .i.-..u .1. .1 w
Jli ehs. to the center of a small tlTuh;
a 1 ii av a it .11 . iiiviikv u J - iii bi. 11
then.-e S :r de. W ('..mi ehs. to the center
of main ditch : thence IB deg. 30 min.
K ii.'.-O chs. to a point in the main ditch
'here another small ditch intersects il;
theme N It! ileg. 3u min. K 1 chain to the
N line of Law rence Hall's DLC; luetics M
tJH deg. K l.jH chs. to the N E corner of a
'JO acre tract ot land formerly owned by A.
selltit'iiii to a stake on section line Ivetween
sections 3 and 4; thence S 5.S-S chs to the
place of beginning. containing ltf.HH acres,
excepting H.s a rt. describel in deed
from I Heghitlo to Andrea Hrascesco,
recorded on page 'iH Isvog ' Y" deeds fori
Washington County, Oregon, containing
li.ls acres of land.
And in the event the amounts bid for
such tracts collectively shall not lie suf
ficient to pay the amount of said judg
ment, then I will otter the whole of the
properly above described in one tract ami
if the amount bid for the whole theieof
shall exceed the amount for said tracts In
separate parcels the same shall be sold in
one tract, to satisfy the hereinbefore men
tioned sums and the costs and expenses
of sale, said sale will bo made subject to
redemption as ver statutes ol (Megon.
Said judgment and decree having been
111 v so 1 . tramuerreil and ass rneil 10
lieo'rge li. Haitlev. and (ieorite K. Kaglev
l'ing the owner thereof, and said execu
tion having been issued at the instance of
the said George K. Bagley.
Dated this October 7lh, A. D. lm7.
J. W. CONNKLL,
Sherilfof Wash. Co., Oregon,
By Ward i towns, Deputy.
r
What's the Matter
With comiug to see what I've got
that is practical, sensible and up-to-date
For Everybody
The Goods are right,
And so is the price
BAIRD
Successor to the L. M. Hoyt Co., Hillsboro
Life in
Is what you want, combined with good
workmanship. We use only the best
Leather Findings in our Harness, etc.
A complete line of harness, halters, bri
dles, saddles, robes, whips, harness, find
ings of all kinds, and sell at prices that
cau't be duplicated in Portland, quality
and workmanship considered.
Give us your repair work. All work
done promptly, and charjes more than
reasonable. Shop next door south of the
postoffice, on Second street, Hillsboro.
f Pioneer Harness Shop
! A M. CAP.LILE. Prop. I
Ubiiiihihm 1 T M 11 TT
Petition For Liquor ticriuc
IN THK IXHNTY IVVUr OK TIIK
STATU K OKKiiON. toll
WASHINlllON (HIMV
j In th, o( nriiu..ltlo
, ,- , , 1 '..
Martl" ,or ,,n U spitUou., v
I'.
, r yten f f.,,,,,, -vm,.,. v ,.h
I 0,.,t., i..,,.. ...1 1
a majontv of the legal vtttrrs m viid i'
cinct, anil U-tng actual residt-nt of s-ud
precinct, and having actually i"nled in
said trrctnct thirty days iiuuicdi.it !
prvctsiing the date of this petition wouM
1 resjurvl fully petition your hoint 1! U b !
and ask that a lu-rnsr to sell -u ii.t.--,
vinous and malt liquors, and u nneutol
der, commonlv ca rd har ct.tev. in
, . ,,
" ifhan one gallon, in i..
I on reenct, t ouuty and .Stale aloteviid.
I ' Rrantctl to W. I. Mattin, n ten. tent
1 of said precinct, foi a ivcriinl of otic M ir.
1 IVulcti this Kth day of JhiiIciiiIh r. A.
1 . -
l.. IV'7.
H KlelM-haurr, James ltootli. .l is l ee.
A II Koharts, II ltm.11 11, Hemv W .n.
K Itraini, K A Herilngiou, II I' K.'l its.
J K TompMns, lmm llmrimr. I'eirv
lOabbert, KC Talile. i C nlll. I ugen'e
1 Wall. 11 Sorbate, A C Davis.K W
'. II Ion
lvrg, Kdd Oiav. W r' ltolieili.ui. W M.
Faul.C D Williams, lion Wells, II s ,l, n, s,
K A Thomas, M S Savage, John ViiuKim
C A Oerrisb. Herman Jones. K.rm-.l '
hen, C Ueinemer, llenrv 1i.hhh. W II
Uooa, J H Wlilte, J li lions, A II I i in. r
Jr. Andrew llooa, W r' Hti-.he, nke Sin
art, J K Heath. A A Walker K A Pel. 1
n, V I. Peterson, J II Hinklev. I. I11,
Fisher, It stnkley, tieo s Avleltt,
Haase, K I. Parsons, W li Kreem ci. J I
Paraoiia, J Challaeoiube. I' A l v,Meipvl.
J MaNters, Win J l.iiniiey. S l liols'.in, y
Yaudehey, K A Hall. John 'lia i'min
Jaaner Hall, Kred W Potter, J P llall. A
I. Hill, T m nail. J Koppltu, li to l'" 1 1 ;ll
riea. Martin Much, C J Carxteus, '
Pechms-k, T 11 Wilier, lolin ii'rgrii,
Harn Miller, J 11 Wesc.it Jr, C
man, Arthur slum, j W Itamrick. !' I.
Kulierateiit. W W Thouias, S j r.m. 1
h weso, v seat, 1 lias vvew'oit. lines 1
King, John Dames, P K Wallers, Al 1
llames, 1 t Ijirseu, AiikusI 1, , . I. 1.
Powell, Krnest Herr, jw Iteilentaiii. C 11
lioaser, jack syrue, lijlios-er.M Cars.in,
sen Man, m r sin, i iiaitun, jsiuuk.
Notice ol" l.iiiior License.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, W. 1. Martin, ill, on the 1 st
day of the Novctnls-r term of the County
lourt of Washington t ountv, Sia'c el
Oregon, to-wit: The bill dav of ..t tn
- or tUe legal voters in Gaston Pu-. met.
County ol ashington. State ol iiiegun,
asking that a license to sell spitiiou,
vinous, malt liquor and fcrtuenleil cider.
Commonly called hard cider, m le.s
quantities than one gallon in viid Pre
cinct, le granted to William M iitiu !i
a period of one year, and that the
lIly tosnid Court in said
, County and Stale, for such bu n-- on (h
, ofh day of NovTmls-r, 107.
j Dated this 3rd day of (Ktolsr, tv;.
W. D. MARTIN,
K. B. Tongue, Attorney.
Executrix' Notice
v i 1. 1 . .1 . .1
Notu-e is hereby givrn that the
ide
1 . . .
I Knr.l has been, by the County Court ol
Washington bounty, uiegon, app.iut
I
executrix of the last will ami u.iiuunl
of Kli A. Heiiiuh, deceased, . tid ha
duly iiualilicd as such, aud nil vrsi.tis
having claims against said estate uie
hereby notified to present llieiu to uu ,
with proper vouchers, at the law oilier ol
W. N. Harlett, at Hillsboro, Oregon,
within six months from this dale.
Itated this Octolver I, 1 v 7.
Hannah Matilda II. incrk,
Executrix of the last will and tesi.i
ment of Kli A. I Icineck, deceased.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for Mstatc.
Admintftrator't Notice
NOTICE IS HKKKHY (ilVKS THAT
the undersigned has been, by the 1 h
It Court of the Stale of Oregon lor
Washington County, app iint.sl uduiri.
islrator of the estate of Catherine "eiif.
ten, deceaseil, anil has duly ipiaiilie.l a
such, and all iversons liavini; 1 bums
I against said estate are herecy nolili.l t
I 11 resell l niein 10 inc. wiin oro oer vu
, cbera. at the law olllce of W . N, liar-
rett, at Ilillsbiro. Oreuuii, within sit
months from the date of this notiee.
Dated this September 5. I'sr7.
I'll K INT I A N .I KCII Kit,
Administrator of the Kstate of Calher
i lie henften, deceased.
W. N. Barrett Attorney for Pliiintill.
s
Leather
I
Watch
Hillsboro
Grow!
kllRUll BROS.
hciler in
(hour Kent llnle IrmU
l;uii;tiig from a house
;uul lot; acre tract, D
acic tract, up to a fciaiu
or dairy f.u 111. It we
haven't what you want,
we can get it. 11 ills
born aud l'oi tlaud prop
erty exchanged lor
Washington County
f.u tu lauds.
Come and see us 1k
foie you buy.
Money to loan on
reasonable teiins. NV
t.u ial work done.
Mtiin St., Hillsboro, Or.
IlilUlnt.) Arum, ll'l) a yrar.
Season is Now Open
Wc arc headquarters for Guns and
We carry the
and Ithaca, and the Winchester pump and
Stevens Hammer and Ilammerletis Guns
50,000 rounds of shot ;'un catridtfes in
both infallible and ballastite powder.
We have
BRIDGE.B EACH & C09
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HILLSBORO,
SUMMONS
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iIih i-Xiiiiiliiiii i,f Mix wi'ukH Iruin llioiluld
nt Hm lirit iiiliiiiiiin of iih miiiiuhdhh
In llm IlillMlMirii ArijiiM, tint lirnt. ti Itltcn
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On ur In -f. r. Oi l.ilmr 17, '.ru nml iiiinufr
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ami if ymi luil In iinswiir cmin jiihinl
UlH lihlillliir Will lllkd JllllK I UKHillHt
ymi l'i.r llm Ninri or Tliirty-Onn liolluri
nml NniH.y OiiIh (f.Sl.lm) mill fur Urn ciihIm
hiiiI iliMliiirn iiiiiiilH of HiIh iuiUiim, kiiiI 11
.1 (-T ' t. for Hie mill- of llm amount ilun
yon from llm 1'iirilic llHllway an I Nuv
loiiion '(iiniiinv, lii'iiiloforn iilianlii'il ami
KiiniiMlii . il, lo-nll :-2M.), anil for muiiIi
othi-r onliri- nml JuiIhiihiiiI hm may Iih iiik)
I'Mxiuy ami iron r.
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liiililiiitiioii l,y onliir of 11. T. llaifUiy,
.hiHlii-n of llm I'oiuiiof lliiuiliovn initilltiil
liiHlrinl, ii.iul.i hihI iliilfil mi tlm lilh ilny
of Hi il,., l'Ki7, ami whirh oriltir milling
you lo upj.Mir (V"l HiiswHron or ln:oro Hie
i'Xiiriiljon of hix wci'ka (roni llm iUm (,f
llm lirsl. iiililiciiloii, lo-wll: On or )(.rro
the l i'lli iliiy of OftoliiT, l!K7.
II. T. llAdl.KY,
.Iimli'-n iC tlm 1'iiii n for iiliiivn DImI ric-t.
HUloy it' Minn, AltoriwyM for I'litinllll.
COUNTRY STORE FOR RENT
A good country 8tnrn buildinp;, in
good location, can he leacud on
reahormblo lerinrt. AddreHH, X. Ar
gUH oflioe.
Rmokorn like Uih Hohiller and the
KxPHllnnoia '1'hwe cigars are of
the IibhI Htock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
REMEMBER
Our Loom End Sale
will Close Saturday,
OCTOBER 12, 1907
It will pay you to tahe
advantage ol the low
prices we are maKing,
as all cotton g'oods are
worth 12 to 18 per ct.
more in the open mar
Ket, than we charge
you at this sale.
H. WEHRUNG & SONS
Hammerlcss ParKer, Remington
the whole Stove f cimily.
(
DWARE CO
The cut sliovvii lure illustrates t lie uew outfit for
the Home l'lii.non,,,!), ul.idi took clfect Oi-tohcr
h I9"7- All Jvlison rii(m(,Kia))!is have a dianue
in their outfits. Call at my sUnc and sec tl.eiu.
The priees and outfits heimr ('h.'ini'cd. Over 3m
records in stock. This is a K(l' ,i,1R. tl, make
your selection.
t. L Mccormick's Music Store
Hillsboro, Oregon
Hxeciilor'g Notlcn
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W.N. llarrolt, Altorimy for Knocuior
For Birds
Ammunition.
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ORCGON
Edison's
PhoiKMjrtiplis
..Central Meat Market..
CMMOTr BROS.. Prop-
. i .. r.n
jvr.-i cuiiHiiiiii ly on iiu.i" "
Hiipply of Ireili llliilmif all Ic i llt
A Ho w Cra In Prloo
VV iirp Koiiir! " l;t st P1'1''" !o,'
rr Hi m Uinne wlilili luive prrvaileil
Uieim:it. Cull in ami hcc in. W
liuiiiueHH. 'l'lione and l'reo Delivery
Maio Strcct, Ulllaboro, Oregon.