HILLSBORO ARGUS. CCT ?
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GV1LU Jk Mc&ISKKY
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM
A reaction of bueinws ie now up
on ua, as a result of natural causes.
The prices of article of necessity
hare gone away up, out of all rea
en. The price of labor has fol
lowed, until iU employment by the
farmer is almost out of the ques
tion, as it has gone into other chan
nels. For some time past conditions
have been unnatural. Readjustment
was due, and it is coming is here.
Crazy speculation has a limit, and
fictitious Taluee must fall. There
will not be a ruinous depression on
this coast just letting down, a
return to safe and sane conditions.
The philosophical plan is to meet
the readjustment calmly and thank
fortune that Oregon, at least, is in
a mighty good condition to with
staad the pricking of the bubble of
fictitious prices. Times may be a
little duller, but it should all re
sult in sane valuations, and real
and legitimate prosperity.
With all her splendid industries
to back her, Washington county,
and in fact the whole state, ought
not to feel the financial flurry to
any great extent. And back of all
is the Alaska country, with its mil
lions, just now coming down to the
Northwest coast for investment. In
this county, alone, we hare millions
in timber, farming, fruit, dairying,
ete., and all that is needed is to
have confidence in our resources
and in ourselves.
Gus Koehler, of Baker City, was
in tswD this week.
Remember, the Oregonian and
Argus, only 12.25.
Mies Ooa Ford went to Beaver
ton tms evening, to attend a Ha
lowe en party.
J. W. Mc Roberts and Mr. V
in
cent, who live up oa Gales Creek
transacted business in Hilleboro
yesterday.
W. M. Wilcox, who has been
visiting relatives in this county for
some days past, returned Tuesday
u nis trm ranch, near White
salmon, ash.
Report on the nrice of hons this
week, are not rbaasuring. Brewers
are slow in buying, and it turns
out that the foreign demand will
not De as great as was anticipated
Smoke the Banner cigar, the
best 10 cent cigar in the county-
ana me only iu cent cigar made in
Washington county. Call for it.
and belp out home industry.
teas. Jv Fish, Mounlaindale, Ore
Mrs. L. V. Sweeey, formerly an
instructor m music inBerkeley col
leee. Cal.. but now residing in Ta
coma, and who is attending the
county institute in this city, this
week, lavoreu the Argus with
pleasant call Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhoade, of this
city, sold their house and lot this
week to I. D. ChaDuelle. The lat
ter and family expect to make
HitlBboro their future home. Mr
Chappelle has a string of race
norses at tne fair grounds.
"Treasure in Heaven," will be
the topic for the morning service,
at the Cong. Church. "The Fresh
Start." will be the evening tonic.
Mary Heidel will be leader of the
I. r. a U. E. wbscn meets at 7 p
m., nunaay. - Ail are welcome.
A SURPRISE
Miss Lizzie Atkinson, daughter of
Marshal W. V. Atkinson, was the
recipient of a pleasant surprise last
Monday night on the occasion of
her 17th birthday. A four-horse
wagon load of young people from
Helvetia, formed the party. Music
games and other entertainment fo
lowed, and at midnight a fine din
ner was spread, to which all did
justice. A feature of the dinner
was a cake, 18 inches in diameter,
contributed for the occasion by
Frank Waibel, of Helvetia.
The following were present
Mollie and Emma Ritter, Page
Patton, George Ritter, Dan W en
ser Jr., John Junge, Dan Stoller
Verena and Rndolf Tschanz, Frank
Waibel, Louise Zurcher, Sarah and
Clara Bubler, Emma . and Wm
Gottletb, Mike Wafler, Jessie Mays
Emma Cornelius and Lizzie Atkin
eon.
COUNTRY STORE FOR RENT
A oand countrr store building, in
good location, can be leased on
reasonable terms. Address, A. Ar
gus offioe.
Argus and Oregonian, $2 25.
Mr. Avsry, the P. R4 N. sur
veyor, came down from Buxton
jeeterday, eoroute to Portland.
$5,000 Stock of Defunct
Golden Eagle, Bought
at 40 Cents on the $1, is
to be Placed on Sale on
111, Ml
This sale will continue
until sold out-consists of
Dry Goods, Clothing',
hats, caps, Furnishing
Goods, Comforters, Bed
Spreads, Dlanhets, Lace
Curtains, Hosiery, Lin
ens, Dress Goods, Out
ing' Flannels, Prints, La
dies long' Coats, Ladies'
Tailored Suits, Separate
Shirts, Undershirts, line
of Muslin Uuderwear,
ginghams. Children's
Coats, etc.
Second St. next door Ai'nus
I
A. GROSS - - HILLSBORO
Advertised Letters
Eddie Allvan, Geo Cooilmilller, A It'
Bur k, John Boouer, Ioo Hill, Alice M !
Barnes, E L Hense, Mrs J V Bavey, Mrs !
Olive Buck, Marie Hick, Toyes Manias, j
Grant Brown, Mrs L M Hansen, II linr- I
Ker, Mrs J II Hubart, R M Eackman, I. '
K Hill, Hireinbotham. Mrs I' u Carson.
Oscar Curry, L A Johnson. Wm Ctiristrn
en, Sam Jetferys, Maybel Dillery, Mrs
Km ma JenninKS, Amyie Owens care o(
John Davis, Harold Johnson, Mrs Mag ;
gie Jones, Henry Dilge, Alice Kim,', Mr
and Mrs Chas Kans, Kred Miller, C V
Evans, G Miller, Edna Ivlson, Mrs t
Miller, Mrs N E Frantz, Louisa Mvers.
J R McNeil, Christian Weiltmcker, Sam
Maeoh, Anna Winkler, Frank Miller, C
H WillouKhbv. Frank Parker. F Walsh.
Chas Pielow, G C Zurcher, X H Robin-1
son, 5 S btart, Ed Schuitz, F II Lorenz,
Chas bkene, MrsJaa Simpson, Mrs Lena
Shaver, Mrs Amelia Smith, John Shear
er, Adam Stark, Russell Taylor, Jemi
layior, Howard Taylor, R Totsoto, II
Verje, Myrtle Vinson, J II Willhms.
B. I'. Cornelius, 1'. M.
Women Who Wear Well. t
It Is astonishing how great a cbanjjo a
few years of married life often tnuke. In
the appearance and disposition of many
women. The freshness, the charm, the
brilliance vanish like the bloom from a
peach which is rudely handled. Tho
matron Is only a dim shadow, a faint echo
of the charming maiden. Thern are two
reasons for this change, Ignorance and
neglect. Few young women appreciate
the shock to the system through the
change which cornes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often come with mar
riage and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain Is robbing the cheek
of its freshness and tlm form of Its
fairness.
As surely as the general health suffers
when there lsdearjgementof the health
of the delicate womarHtorgans, so surely
wheTTtiee organs areSMtablished In
bealh thee an4jrvt(vce witness
tothefactlnnWWcomeiTrHi NVarlv
a. million women have fonnrl health and
hnrirtinoua In tV,n t,cn rt t- I;,- L-..
vorite Prescription. It makes weak wom
en strong ana sick women well. Ingredi
ents on label contains tin ilIi,1i,,I
harmful habit - forming drugs. Made
wholly of those native, American, medic
inal roots most highly recommended by
IpMilnir mAHIfn I ant lir.rlt i.. ..r ..II
wal schools of practice for the cure of
nuiimn b peculiar ailments.
Vnr nil rsl ntr mtif ln.ru r.r f,.i.l,r.en
nnwn In hpHlth hi tuiVrM,uoi,i i... ..t
children, also for the expectant mother,
ui prepare me sysiem lor tlio coming of
hahv unH mnllnff Itu ndi.i i
J " P. ' LJ i any uim
ftlmnHt. niLln pvtt t Itnrn lu tifM n,ull.,l..
so good as "lavorito Prescription." It
can do no harm In any condition of the
lystom. It is a most potent invigorating
fatnle Rnd Mtrenit.lii.riiiiif umpvIhi. ,,.... I
physician of large experience In the treat
ment of woman's peculiar ailments.
T)r. Pierce mav lie niinmilo..) v l..ftA
tmm t h u rod ArtHruu III O T fx
uvalids' Hotel, and burgkal JnsLiiuuj,
ouuaiu, xi. i.
Petition for Liquor Li ense
In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for WasBington county
In the matter of the application of I-red- J
Fine Lino of Gloves.
A Complete line of ev
erything. If you want
to save money, do not
fail to attend this Sale.
Never were Goods sold
as Cheap as we are Go
ing to sell them during
this bargain time. The
prices will tahe your
mind off the panici An
Exciting' Sale, and a sa
ver of Money. Be sure
and visit us. Yours for
Bargains.
e a , c
WEBB . HOOVER
Successsors to Climax Feed Store
j& j& j& r
Carry a full Liue of Flour and Feed
A i Poultry Supplies and Stock Pood
Seeds, Paiuts, Spraying Material, etc
All orders promptly filled on short
notice
Former Patrons of the Store arc In
vited to give us a call.
J& Hillsboro -
Ti ie. it w n m s ft m m mm
erick Colfelt for license to sell spiritous,
vinous and malt liquors in less quantities
: than one gallon, in Kast Cedar Creek
i'riiinct.
' To the Honorable County Court of the
Slate of Uregon, for Washington County :
1 The undersigned petitioners, legal vo-
tcrsof l .ast Cedar Creek Precinct, Wash
, in);toii County, Oregon, and constituting
! a majority of the legal voters of said
I'm met. and leing actual residents of
' said Precinct, and having actually resid
ed in said Precinct thirty (30) days imme
diately preceding the date of this petition
i would respectfully jH-tition your llouora
I ble I'.ody and ask that a license to sell
: spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in less
'quantities than one gallon, in Kast Cedar
, Creek Precinct, Washington County, Ore.
be granted and issued to 1'rederick Col-
felt, a resident of said precinct, for a pe
riod of one year.
Dated this 1st day of Octolier. 1907.
Frank Maier, K F Potts, W A Milieu
berger. .1 liyrom, l'rank Host, V Meeks,
Jasjjer I less, K Savage, Arthur Oalbreath,
S ,1 Smith, I) Iiall, A I) Smith, S N Shar
er. I C P.eatoti, IiO Cook, W Corcoran,
J O Thompson, II Salzwortli, Wm Kchev
obautr, l,C Sliernian. S I, Wirth, J M
Jamison, A 1 ledges, Jno Otterstruin, W
M Mead, Jos Oalbreath, K O Gould, S
llerrmanii, li I.add, K Pa)bbins,Il R Mul
cliuf, W Sedlak, J U IlnlTman, A J Hess,
J Nyberg, S C Hess, W A Clear, Juo Sax,
J II Clear, Fred Hess, T U West, K F
Day, j Roberts, M A Sinister, K A lvdily,
J K Day, M I) Robinson, JO J, Cole, Wm
Jurgeus, Albert Ille, Jeremiah Schmidt,
Kobt Ille, J D Wirth, A Hrasces:o, O M
1 u irth, P liorchers, O Corraday, M h Ail
j olph, J Ktol, W Hess, G K Savage, h
Jolta, K 10 Wangemaii, T Wheaton, Har
I I,eeo, T W Wood, Hiram Hess, J Hagert
II C Krause, II Froboro, A Krause, C K
Smith, J-wis Jurgens, H Casteel, Wm
Jurgeus, C Roberts.A Hamoni.W Krause,
W Tilf'aiiy, lf Murray, C C Crins, V E
Shaver, 10 ColTelt, W It lmon, a Bell,
Oeo Galbreath, Phillip Fuller, John
llolsworth, Wm Klligsen, Geo Klligseti,
Henry Ohrtmau, Heiuk I'eters, Ablo Int
ers, J I; bishop, John C Wangemaii, Fred
Gross, A Ansinno, G Kreauier.
To whom it may concern: Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned resi
dent of Jvast Cedar Cieek 1'recinct, Wash
ington County, Oregon, will, on Wednes
day the 4U1 day of December, 1907, at ten
o'clock a. 111. of said day, present the
foiegoing petition for license to sell spir
1
- Oregon j&
itous, viuous and malt liquors in pasl
Cedar Creek Precinct, Washiugton t'oim
ty, Oregon, in less quantities than one
gallon, to the County Court of Washing
ton County, Oregon, at IlilMioro. Ore
on, and at said time 1 irtl place w ill ie,k
that a license 1 issued to the undersign
ed applicant to sell spirilous, vinous and
malt liquorsin Fast Cedar Creek Precinct,
Washington County, Oregon, in less
quantities than one gallon, for a criod
of one year from the date of the issuance
of such license.
J luted this 29th day of Octola r, 11,07.
Frederick Colfclt, Applicant.
Iiagley A Hare, Attorneys for Applic'l.
Executrix' Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the County Court of
Washington County, Oregon, appointed
executri of the last will and testament
of Kit A. Heiuich, deceased, and has
duly qualified as such, ami all iiersotih
naving claims against said estate an
hereby notified to oreni th, til to IHJ.
with projier vouchers, at the law olliec of
w. in. uarielt, at Hillsboro, Oregon,
within six months from this date.
Jlated this Octolier I, 1907.
Hannah Matilda Heineck,
Fvxecutrix of the last will and testa
ment of KM A. Heineck, deceased.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for lOstatc.
Petition For Liquor License
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF T1I10
STATU OK OKKOO.V, KOK
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the matter of the application of W.D.
Martin for license to sell spiritous, vin
ous and malt liquors in less quantities
than one gallon, in Gaslou Precinct.
To the Honorable County Court of the
State of Oregon for Washington County:
We, the undersigned petitioners and
legal voters of Gaston Piceinct, Wash
ington County, Oregon, and constituting
a majority of the legal voters in said pre
cinct, and being actual residents of said
Drecinct. and havinu n,-ii,,.n r..ti,l..,l in
said precinct thirty days immediately
preceding me rjale ot this petition, would
respectfully petition your honoi able bolv
and ask that a licemie to sell spiritous,
vinoua and malt liquors, and fermented I
hlKVIll MtOS.
Dt'tiU'r in
(hoi Kotil I si tile lriU
Kangitiv; from a lumso
ami lut; acre tract, n
acre tract, up to a main
or dairy farm. If we
haven't w hat you want,
we can et it. II ills
Kotoaud I'ortland jaj
city exchanged fur
Washington County
farm lauds.
Come and see us l
foie you huv.
Money to hum on
reasonable terms. Ni
taii.tl woik dmie.
Auction sales cried.
NKiiii St., Hillsboro, Or.
Ilillr-lmro Argun, $1 TiO y"r.!
The Range in
The
Great
Superior
Range
$1 Down
$1 a Weeh
Why not buy the best that is madeP Superior Ranges aro Construct
eci ot better material, are better equipped, more easily operated,
more quickly heated, and aro quickor to bako.
All Superior
Ranges have
High Closets,
Duplex g'rates
Down Draft,
Pouch Feed,
and are hig'h
ly Nicheled.
The largest and best stove and range
NELSON HARDWARE
i'l'-r, con mly culled liaril riilcr. in
l-4 ii:iiilitit's Mian one gallon, in
lm I'ri'i'inrt, ( 'ounly mill Slate itforewiil,
l-i- planted to W. I). Martin, a reitiilent
of said iprrrinrt, for a jMTiml of one year.
I luted this ii Ih day of Sc,trniU-r, A
i)7-
II I-liuuer, .Iuiikw llooth, .In ,(,
A II ItolmrtN, II Itriiiin, lleiiry W Hcutt'
I'.iaiiii, It A lloriliiKtoii, II 1' Hollering
I I! 'l'..iii.klii, Luiiih lleirin. 'rry
li' n,",r,'l':t;, " U H'"' Ki'B'i"!
Wall. II Norl.ui,,. A V. liavlx.H W Willu-
l'ir. l-dil (iray, W K Koherlwin, W Mi;
I'anl.C II WilliKiiiH.lt.ui Velln, H n J,,,,,,,
K A I Ix.inuM. M s ,Siiva):B, John Yunkiir'
' A nrriH. Ileriiiiin Junm, Knrtiiitt Co'
i il, : l.'citieiniT, lli'iiry Iihiih-h, W II
lioi.K, .1 II While, .1 II Hook, A II TBiiner
Jr. Andrew Hook, W I'' lliinhe, Juli .sm
art, . I K lleiiih, A A Walker It A 1'i.ter
HI": ,' .''r1,' "11- J " Hinklny, J.,i,
rlhher, I! I:inkley, (in, i, Aydelolt. (ie..
Ilau-e, I, I, I'umoiim, W It Freeman J K
ai-ioiiM, J ('Imllueonihe. T A II.hxIiiio.vI
. I Miislei i. Win .1 l.iliiueir.H 11 HhIhI.iii. V
Va.Ml.hey V K lu ,, Tm.iti..:.,.
Jhhim r Hull, Kred W I'orler, .1 V Mali A
I. Hill, i n nail,.) Ko,,lin. (!,, v iur.
": '"!'"" ''!''. ,; :BrHliw, Uti.pan
eehoeek, T It Miller, John IHTKi,r..ii
Hun. Miller, J II Weneolt Jr, W (J Vu
man, Arlhiir i linn, j V lluinrirk. J.' I.
kuLersteni, W W Tl.oimiH, Hi Hryanl i
li W.-i.H,i:mhI,CIib WeNitolt. i
Kli.tf.john llames. I' IC VViiIUth, Alei
lunii M I t Lumen, Aiigimt Winn,,, K M
I ort . ll, Ki n. it nerr, Jon lteienrUi, (J
(..mser, mek iiyriie, Oj (ioHHer.M CurwiiiN
i"i iiulf. K .' Wahl, (; null.,,,, js imrri"'
Not ire of I.iiiuor License.
Nolire is hereby Klven Hint the iiinler
siKiied, W. II. Martin, will, on the 1st
iluv of the N'oV....l,i.r O.r... ..f .1... .
lonrt or Wushinloii County, Hlute of
Oregon, to wil : The 6th duy of Noveni
b r, i'.7, prewnt I, mud County Court
the above tilion, niKiied by majority
of t he el.:. o.ru i. ' '
hi oiniuii rreciiict
County ol W'a..hii,Ktoii,.Suteof 0,eK,m'
askn.K that license to sell Hi.irilolls
vinous, malt li.iiorniid fermented eider'
commonly , ailed mrd cider, In leaH
'imiiitilies than one Kboii in said l'ra.
rinrt, be i-ruiiled to William Martin for
a Leriod of one ve.tr m,.i it...i .i .
. ,. i uir iiniier-
Hinned will apply to said Court in said
County and Slate, for such license on the
(ith flay of November, 1907.
i'u.c.i una .-iru (lay ol October, 1007
V r. t . W-.""WW.
Ladies' (SL Misses'
FINE COATS
Stylish and Up-to-Dute
See
them
AT BAIRD'S
a class by itself
BRID6tT,BEACH&C09
"SUPERIOR
'Ll. ' .'.1 J
ts 1 1 1 t r
vIS III
The cut shown here illustrates lite new outfit for
Ulc Homc lIioiioKraplit which took effect Octoher
ii 1907. AH iMscni l'hoiioKraphs have a chanj-c
i" tl.e.r outfits. Call at my store and see them.
1 he puces and outfits heing changed. Over 3000
records m stock. This is a good time to make
your selection.
E. L McCormick's Music Store
Hillsboro, Oregon
Notue of Final Settlement
Krnnk ltr.,u?.i i, 1 '"H'Hiiieiit of
'ft iS'.'mT'T1, h'"' l,IHl ' w
WbhI,i.,'u. H, "' ll,H niy Court of
ii..K aateja.-. -
. lonifuB, Attorney
it has no equal
Superior
Ranges
World's
best
Guarantee
of 15 years
The Superior
Rang'es have
sliding' dam
pers, cast iron
flue bacKs; 12
gallon reser
voir, first pipe
is heavy cast.
house in the County.
CO. HIJS0
Edison's
Phonographs
..Central Meat Market..
CMMOTT BROS.. Prop-
Keep coiKtHlitly onlut'"'
upply of freih menu of all klniw.
A Mow Cra In Prlo
We are ((ohi to sell menta at prlrea '
er than tue which hae preralltd i"
the past. Call lu ami aec ua. We mB
buslneaa. 'l'hone and Fiet Delivery
Main Street, HillebOf, Oregon.