ii ISO? ...II1'
8. P. Rwder, of RwAMlle, In
town, Tuesday, and ii Ulkiog of
taking up a homestead between
here and the coant. Homesteads,
br the way, are setting mighty
ecarce that is to eay, good onee.
The are many claims to be taken,
however, in the burnt districts, be
tween this place and the coast, but
they are not considered very desir
able by Oregonians, although East
erners come out here and clear up
the land, and often make comfort
able home. The soil is good; there
is little doubt of that, as it grows
fine vegetables, and splendid fruit,
and the time will come when the
entire present waste of burned tim
ber laod will be reclaimed, and in
habited by a thrifty and prosperous
people. But the hard part is the
clearing of the dead timber, which
is a task the average Oregonian
turns down with both hands.
Washington Grange, of Pump
kin Ridge, we are told, had a most
interesting exhibit at their meeting
last week, which assumed the pro
portions of a small fair. The die
ilay of vegetables, prunes and
other fruit, was highly creditable to
the Orange. Mr. Kelly showed the
products of the Eastern black and
Australian black walnuts, and the
improved butternut which, were
equal to the best grown anywhere
V. R. Harris, county fruit inspec
tor, was preeen, and made a talk
en the value ot spraying and clean
ing up old orchards, and is loud in
his praise of the people of that seo
tion, in exhibiting their products,
and in the interest taken in good
farming and orchard work
A number of seeders have been
taken to the country from this
place the last few days, which in
dicates that fall grain is being put
in the ground. There is still con
siderable grain grown in Washing
tan county, despite the dairy, fruit
and other interests, which of late
years have turned the attention oi
the farmere to diversified farming
Oats pay even better than wheat,
as more bushels per acre can be
raised. No soil in Oregon can
produce finer oats than that of this
county. There is a big demand for
Oregon white oats on thia caaet for
milling purposes, and raisers al
ways gets a good price.
We have mentioned it before,
bat we want to emphasize the
statement, that the Willamette
Valley will prove to be a great corn
country. Only the other day we
saw specimens of field sweet corn,
which were as fully matured as
anv we ever saw in the great corn
belt of the Mississippi valley, and
as to size, they compared favorably
with the Eastern product. Corn is
a profitable crop in this state any
way one looks at it. It ought to
be more of a general crop, as when
tbe right kinds are planted, the
beet results are sure to follow
F. E. Huntsicger, of this place,
met with an accident, Saturday,
which will lay him up for some
weeks. While assisting to load
ties at the Southern Pacific depot,
for Tompkins, bis right foot was
caught under a timber and badly
crushed. His icjuries were attend
ed to by Dr. A. B. Bailey. Mr.
Huotsinger is now a firm believer
in accident insurance. He bad
taken out an accident policy in Oc
tober, and will draw down enough
for expenses while he is taking hie
enforced vacation.
I am now prepared to show you
the Cbae. Stevens & Bros, eamples
of new Fail and Winter styles in
Ladies' and Misees' dress suits,
shirt waist suits, and drees skirts,
made to your special order,
and of your own selection of
goods. Fall and Winter coats
also carried. I carry a standard
line of corsets and underskirts. I
will be glad to bring my goods to
jour house upon request. Inde
' pendent phone, No. 264. Mrs. M.
E Caudle.
Burke Tongue, of thia city, ex
hibited two of his fine animals at
the Portland Horse Show, to-wit:
Portia Knight and Oregon Kid,
both of which attracted well de
eerved attention. The Horse Show
was a success, and as it was the
first of tbe kind ever held in the
metropolis, succeeding ones will in
all probability be even more suc
cessful. Experienced milker and good
farm hand wants job on farm or
dairy. Can milk from 20 to 50
eows. Is German, and can furnish
good references. Address XC, care
of Argus.
C. B. Montgomery, c! Galesburg,
J lid , epent Sunday with Attorney
W. G. Hare. Mr. Montgomery was
a classmate at the Ann Arbor,
Michigan, law school, with Mr.
Hare, and may locate in Portland.
W. R. Harris, county fruit in
spector, called upon the Argus
Tuesday. He came down with the
Forest Grove delegation.
J. E. Zimmerman, of near Glen-
nn drormed in the Argus office
Tuesday, and renewed old acquain
tance. Call on or phone to Dennis for
groceries A complete and up to
date line always on hand.
Jacob Gibson, a former Hillsboro
man, spent'Sunday with friends in
this place.
For good smoke try the Schil
ler or Excellencia and you will
try them again and again.
W. W. Lewie, of Dilley, was at
the county seat Tuesday.
Aj-f us and PftO&o Monthly,
Po you want some Kits in a
growing California town, within
one half mile of the beautiful Sn
Luis Bay, in exchange for a m ain
tain ranch or Hillsboro lote?
Finest section in Central Califor
nia: great for cure of umionary
and rheumatic troubles, tail at,
or addrew, Argus cilice. H.lUboro,
Ore. Peed and abstract.
TIME TABLE
9 I T7T' ' jv f Mono) ()t 1
6..l a. m.
V o; h in.
1:4: p. in.
j:oS p. 111.
S;iS . m.
u:o7 p. m.
,1:2s p. tu.
6;47 p. 111.
7:00 a. in.
1 1 m a. 111.
410 p tu
b 40 p. in
Passenger train schedule follows
Leaves fot rortlamt
Forest Gtvve local
Sheridan Fiver
Forest Grove local
Corrallia overland
Arrives from Portland
Corrallis overland
Forest Grove local
Sheridan Flyer
Forest Grove local
Leaving Portland
Corvallis overland
Fcrest Grove local
Sheridan Flyer
Forest Grove local
Arrival in Portland
Forest Grove local 8:00 a. m.
Sheridan Flyer lo:,u a. in
Forest Grove local J:j p. m
Corvallis overland 05 p. in.
The Forest Grove loi-al dots not
carry baggage.
Fuis Warned
Remember that I will pty cash fir
furs. I sav you the trouble cf
shipping. Try me I reside just
north of tbe west end of th lor a
bidge, one mile est of Hillsboro.
You can leave your furs at tbe
Corwin & Heidel bu'eher shop
Chas. Karnes, Hillsbiro, Ore
!ti3ii ' mmm m
FARMERS
READ THE
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
OF PORTLAND
For the general ncwsof 1 lie
World also for Information about
liowto obtain ilic best results
in cultivating the soil. Stock
. a.
Raising Fruit Growing etc.
You can secure this excellent
4
paper oy
Calling at the Argus, where $2.25
buys both Papers for a year.
I'M l lwiiln hi .hi,
aril ..ri.
lull
MllaluUon tUal ,
tuning only (;.-.. I j.
II III t tlnr, K,.
so mm It fni.uiiir.l
Suilillirt tra.,,1, ,,.
""' mini lr.n., ,, M
Willi Ulclr iMlalantrr ,..
tail .ltlit ll. a !, ,
ill. ivuiK tratunmc
alui.it iictr. mid ,1,.,, . .,, .
'" H (1.
1 ' K'l Nuui
''"''Ihr
" u
!'.,.
II'M ...
' """! Hit
" lHIl..
a ...
ua
aril Hie I.IH. I i,
tuasra ami k. ra
Cures Woman's Weaknesses.
Vie refer to that boon to w eak, nervous,
luffering omen known as l'r. l'tcrco't
Favoriw I'rwvrtpUoii.
Dr. John Fyte one of tho F-dltoruil Staff
Of THK Et'LECTIC MFHll AI..nKVIHV !-:lS
of Unicorn root liiil iiii'i which
la one of the chief ingredients of the Fa
vorite Prescription":
A remedy which lnvariM$- ct. as a uter
tnelnTUMraior makes tor normal ac
tlUr of Iho entire rep: luetivo lem.
He continues "in Heloni we have amohca
ment wliicti more fuily answers llie ala.vo
purposes IAm cini ""f ili-utf uKi uhu h I am
oYuixnntnl In Hie treatment of uiseats pe
culiar to women It 1 m Motu that a ca-e !s
ieeu which do.-s nol present some linlleailon
for Uils remeiiial aveuu" lr. lyfo further
ays: "The following are anunir the leailtnit
Indications for Uelouias tl'nlcom root'. I'uu
oracbliK In the hack, wlihaleucorrluea :
tonic (weakl condltlofof the reproductive
organs of Vnifn- meniJt depression nd ir
ritability. aVoclted witlfchronlc diseases of
the reDrodi-tlve qnrans of women; constant
sensation Jt heat In the ri'gion ol llie km
neys; meirrhagia (fioodlnit1. due to a weak
ened conaitkin ofthe reproductive system;
menoroaarrKsseil or absent monthly
nrulaf AAiVP'tTvai or aocoaipanyinf n
onosuai conauion oi mo ..ai.s
emlc I thin Llooo i naou; urantiuiK
enslHons 10 U exireiue lower uaii. 01 iuo
bdoTOen. ....
if nnwnr tea nf tho abovf avmi'tnrria
! :
!
Dissolution of Co-Partncrship
Notice is hereby tjlven that thrt ci part
nership heretofore oiiittiK between M.
N. l-onlmm. J. 11. t'other mini J. B. Brt
lett. iloim; iuisinew under the rtrtn name
ot M. S. H.iiiii.nm A Co., ix thin day ilia
solved by mutual eoiweitt. J. 11. I'ollier
retiriuif from said linn. AU s;'outit.H
it ie s.utl tirm will I puidl t M. N. Bon
hun and J. II. Itarllelt. they to Hssiime
all iii.leliledtiesm and ItithilitieM of id
tirtn.
M. N. Hoiiham,
J H. Collier,
J. 11. Hrtlelt.
l aurel. Ore.. Oct. IJ, l!OT.
Petition for Liquor Liccnic
Notice of Filial Settlement
Nalice is hereby riven that the under
signed executrix has tiled in the County
Court of Washington County. Oregon, her
tinal account in the estate of Charles)
l.i ich. .lecea.-ed. and saul c.siiiut has been
et lor liennm;. lefore ud iniurt, on Mon
day, Nov. Is, 1UJ7, at 10 o'ohx'k n. in.
I.OllSA 1.KICH,
Kxeculrix of the last w ill mid testament
of I. harlcs Leicb, Deoe.sel.
W. N. Harrett, Attori.ey for Kxeciitrix.
Notice of Final Settlement
W P"ls.i! '
Detter than
nva;
I'
u..''llll'.lil,'l,) ,,1-TliW li'.Hd.ng ii,:vJi-
enSol wEiiili is Unicorn nx)t, or Ileloiiids,
and the mtsJical pnpertics of which It
most faithfully represents.
Of Golden Seal rout, another prominent
Ingredient of "Favorito Prescription."
iTof. Finley Ellingwo.!. M. 1) . of Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
"It Is an Important remedy In disorders of
tbewomh. In all catarrhal conditions
nd feneral enfeeblement. It Is useful."
Prof. Johu M. Si-udder. M. U., late of
Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root :
"In relation to Its general effects on the
system, thtrt it no nwdlrin in u u''iit u hu h
Mien itnith grnerttl unanimity nl omiifcui. It
Is uniremnfly retrsrded aa tonic useful in
Jl debilitated states."
Pruf. R. Bartholow, M. I)., of JefTerson
Medical College, says of Golden Seal :
"Valuable in uterine hemorrhage, mi nor
rhasrla (floodlnifl and coiiir.-stive dysiueuor
rhcea (nalnful menstrual lonl."
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription faith
fully represents ail the al.ve named in
pedients and cures the diseases for hiuh
they are recommended.
5
A Full Line of
ELECTRIC
SUPPLIES
and
GLOBES
Light where you want it
"The Economical"
Turns down like gas.
The original pull-string
turn down. Pull the
string for "bright or
dim." It is economi
cal. Was awarded the
highest and only award
at the St. Louis Expo
sition. Try them.
HOUSE WIRING
Next door to Vaught's
Grocery, Second Street
Full Line Chandeliers
J.R.POWELL
Notice is hereby (riven that the under
sinned administrator of the estate of Ce
celia Katseh. deeeased, has tiled in the
County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for
Waslum;'ou County, bin final aceoiiut as
such administrator, ami that Monday, the
Ulli day of November, A. I). bV7. hint
bis'ii set as the time for hearing objeCtioiiM
to said final account before wild Court.
PHI UP KAUSCII,
Administrator of the estate of Cecelia
Kaisch, deceased.
Hauley A Hare, Attorneys for administrator.
Petition For Liquor License
IN THK COP STY COURT OK THE
fcTATR OK OREGON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Insure Your Stock
Insure your horses and live-stock
and when you lose one you will get
cash. Don't take chances when it
is not necessary. Take out a policy
IS A RELIABLE COMPANY
I am agent for the National Live
stock Association. Insures against
death from any cause, Drop me a
line. - Terms reasonable.
JOHN VANDEKWAL. Jlcavci ton, Or.,
R. F. D. No. 2
The old reliable fire insurance man.
Notice to Stock Owners
There are five bead of cattle in
pasture on tbe George Smith farm,
one mile east of Hill-boro, the
owners of which are unknown to
tbe undersigned. Owners are here
by notified to call on Mr. Brogden,
on tbe place, prove property and
Day pasturage bill?, etc., at once.
W. W. Uobtetler.
In the matter of the application of Fred
erick Colfelt for license to sell spin tons,
vinous and malt liquor, in less quantities
than one gallon, in Kast Cellar Creek
I'recinct.
To the Honorable County Court of the
Stab- of Oregon, for Washington County:
The undersigned j etitiotiers, legal vo
ters of Fast Cedar Creek l'recinct, Wash
ington County. Oregon, and constituting
a majority of the legal voters of said
l'recinct. ami being actual residents of
s.iM l'recinct, ami having actually resid
ed in said l'recinct thirty (jo) days imme
diately preceding the date of this petition
would respectfully petition your Honora
ble llody and ask that a license to sell
spiritous. vinous and malt liquors in less
quantities than one gallon, in East Cedar
Creek l'recinct, Washington County, Ore.
be granted and issued to Frederick Col
fclt, a resident of said precinct, for a pe
riod of one year.
Dated this 1st dav of Octoler. 1907.
Frank Maier, R F Potts, W A Milten
berger. .1 Hyrom, Fiank Ross, V Meeks,
Jastx-r Hess. K Savage, Arthur (ialbreath,
si S Smith, I) Hall, A I) .Smith, S N Shar
er, 0 C IVaton, I) O .00k, W Corcoran,
J C Thompson, H Salzworth, Wm Schev
obaucr, LC Sheiman. S L Wirth, J M
Jamison, A Hedges, Jno Otterstrum, W
M Mead, Jos Galbreath, E G Gould, S
Herrmann, li Ladd, K Robbing, U R Mul
r huf, W Sedlak, J li Huffman, A J Hess,
J Nvbtrg. S C Hess, W A Clear, Jno Sax,
J H Clear. Fred Hess, T I) West, K F
Hay, j Roberts. M A Shuster, 15 A luldy,
J H Hay. M I Robinson, E L Cole, Win
Jiirgens. Albert lilt-, Jeremiah Schmidt,
Rf.bt llie, J H Wirth, A Brascesco, G M
Wiith. P liorcheis, G Corraday, M I, Ad
;!ph. J Etol. W Hess, G K Savage, I, H
JolUi, R K Wangemau, T Wheaton, liar
I.'.eo, T W Wood, Hiram Hess, L Sagert
II C Krause, II I'roboro, A Krause, C K
Smith, Lewis Jiirgens, II Casteel, Wm
Jtirgens, C Koberts.A Hamoni.W Krause,
W Tiffany. F Murray, C C Crins, F K
Shaver, I', Colfelt, W R Union, B Rell,
Geo Galbreath, Phillip Fuller,
Ilolsworth, Wm Klligsen, Geo lvlligsen,
Henry Ohrtman, Hemk Peters, Abbo Pe
ers, J V, Bishop, John C Watigeman, Fred
Gross, A Ausinno, (i Kreamer.
To whom it mav concern: Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned resi
dent of Hast Cedar Creek Precinct, Wash
ington County, Oregon, will, on Wednes
day the 4th day of December, 1907, at ten
o'clock a. in. of said day, present the
foregoing petition for license to sell spir
itous. vinous and malt liquors in Hast
Cedar Creek Precinct, Washington Coun
ty, Oregon, in less quantities than one
gallon, to the County Court of Washing
ton County, Oregon, at Hillsboro, Ore
on, and at said time f nd place will ask
that a license le issued to the undersign
ed applicant to sell spiritous, vinous and
malt liquors in Ivast Cedar Creek l'recinct,
Washington County, Oregon, in less
quantities than one gallon, for a period
of one year from the date of the issuance
of such license.
Dated this 29th day of Oetoljer, 1907.
Frederick Colfelt, Applicant.
Haglcy it Hare, Attorneys for Applic't.
Ill the County Court of the Sl.de of Ore
gon, for Washington Coniilv
In the matter of the application ol .1.
Raker, for license to sell spiritous, wuous
and malt liquors in less quantities tli ui
one gallon, in Gaston Precinct
To the Honorable County totitl ot tin
State of Oregon for Washington C'nnt
I he undersigned p titiom is, lei; 1! o
ters of l.astou precinct, Washington
I'ouutv, Oregon, and constituting a m i
jority of the legal voters of s.ud piei met.
and !;ng actual residents .1 s,o,i p,e
cinct and having actually resided 111 said
precinct thtrty U) days iiiitiie.ii.itciv
piecedtng the date of this tition, would
respectfully petition your hoiwunhtc Uu!
and ask that a license to sell spuitons,
malt and vinous liquors in less qu.iutil'.cs
than one gallon in Gaston Ptc. no t
Washington County, Oregon, U- gt.iuted
and issued to J. A. (taker, a resident ol
said precinct Ura (x-ritHl 1 1 one c.tr.
Dated this 27th dav of Set.t. A D .1007
A V Wahl. II A Larson, P. S J im. s. V
F Krahtner, A Storey. H II Mother, C
Morrison, Newton Hatper, G II Me
Adams, J L Miller, P K W alter-.. Henry
W Scott, J Dunes, K Matteson, J II Wes
cott, A A Walker, Chas Kcimcr, A C Di
vis, John Tniutner.C Iksl, J.uue T King.
IIK Jennings, M S S.iv.ige, I 'avid CuuW '
shank, J J Martin, Clus K Wesiott, J I.
Hill, (I nankins, II D Matteson, l C
Sain, R M Wixal, T N Hall. A It M.u kie.
C L Peterson, A L Hill, Huu st Hcrr, 1
M Hill. Ken Hall. J Kopplm, Hugh I.
Wahl, J G Harris, Hetirv II ,tt. I K Mil
ler, Martiu Linch, Hurry Miller, k
HerringUin, Jas Alkis, ( ) j C.osst-r, S C
Peterson, Wm J Lunnev, II W Hamtuk,
E H Gosser, J W Wesi ott Jr, J S Stew
art, T A Russell, J S Itrw.irt, J A Urns
trout, J II Hall, John Harris. T A Hood
enpyl, Chas Gernsh, Geo F' Harris. J W
Pritchard. August Roth, C W King, Ar
thur Knox, W W Thomas, Geo II.i i-m-,
II Tanner Jr, Geo VhhIiosc, I R Tomp
kins, H W Turner, John Fisher, J G
Best, V J Burke, J I, Bailey. Earn, st Co
hen, K C Powell, C J Carstetis, Shciiu m
Jones, F W Sain, James Walters.
To whom it may concern :
Notice is hereby given that the under
signeil residents of Gaston Pr ciuct,
Washington County, liregou, will, on
Wednesday, the 4th day of U-cemls-r
1 907, at 10 o'clock a. in. of said day, pic
sent the foregoing petition for license to
sell spiritous, villous and malt liquors in
Gaston Precinct, Washington Count v,
Oregon, in less quautitiea thmi one g.u
Ion, to the County Court of the Stale ol
Oregon for Washington County, at Hills
boro, Oregon, and at such time and place
will ask that a license lc issued to the
undersigned applicant, to tell spintou-,,
vinous and malt liquors in Gaston l're
cinct, Washington County, Oregon, in
less quantities than one gallon for a t-c
riod of one year from and after the dale
of the issuance of Mich license.
Dated this 23rd day of Octolicr A 1) iy.7.
J. A. Baker, Applicant.
Bagley & Hare, Attorneys for applicant.
OREGON
Shohj Line
am union Pacific
II TUAINH TO TDK KAHT It All.
HOM I'OUTI.AMt
Thtough Pulluianalau Uiil and lourlat
'.eepuig can daily to Omaha, Chicago,
Snikne; louint steeping car dally to
Kausna City, through Pullman tourut
sleepitig-cara (,irraoually comiucted)
weekly to Chicago, Kanaaa City, le
clining chair cats lacati free) to Iht
blast daily.
l.Ki'iHr
r..H
tMtl X
Chicago
Sjms-isI
') tu 1. a.
via
limit
jug:. 01
Atlantic
I- .ress
1:1,) I". .
1 is
11 MK SCIIKIil'I.KM
POKI'I.AND
"lit lakn. Ilnnver,
I t. V orOt, tiiiiaha,
Krin.is City, Mt
I ouis, I lilcng.t and
Ksi
aii
fa.. a
)II.T
.': r.
j .ill bake, lenvr,
I I t. S ..rili, liiuai.a,
j Kansas City, M,
. li. 11s, I'litcaKo and
! K.vst
!Sl . Paul W alla Walla, l-w ia
l ust I tt.t,SHkaii4', Vi allace
M.ol riii.lll.il, aillilirar
lei', r. n. ( oh, St. Paul, Ou
vi.r 1 loll,, Milaaukm,,
t In. .it", and Kast
sM.kane
Poll-
laud
blk--'"
1.... al
eh a.m.
':IJ.
N,U).
( ..r nil Ux-tl liil.H j
i 1 nigi;'
..rtiaud
and
n.mr.H
RIVKR SI IIKDI LK
IRoVI PoltTHMD
P.iver I... in mi Urn low i-r Columbia ami
W ilia I 'e daily iv-..-i..t .Sunday,
LOW ItATKM
To an I from all poiuta In t lift K.sal
Ti''k,-ts x ia tins route on an I it at all depot
otll. ei ol tin. sonHi-m rai'llle I 11.
WM. McM I'lilt A Y,
(ieiHTftl I'ltHHcngfr Agent
l'lirllaml, Oregon
Executor's Notice ol Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed p-ncutrix has lilod in the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for Washing'
ton County, her IIiihI account In the mni
ter of tlie last will anil testament of Rich
ard Sandford, deceased, ami that tin-Maine
has bean net for hearing la-lore Niiid court,
on Monday, Novanilier ' 1'HfT, at lu d -cl.wk
a in.
Hated thia t ),Ooher 21, l')7.
Alice M. Sandford,
Kxeciitrix of thn last will and teNlameni
of Richard Hnudfonl, df:eaHinl.
Benton Howinan, Ally for Kxieulrn.
CORWIN A HEIDEL
Demlmrm In
All kinds ol l-'rrnh Meat. Prices Rea
sonable. Will meet all rompetllton.
Chickens and Poultry always ou hand
iiin order. Free delivery to all pattl
ol the town. We liny bit slock.
Both fhonma
Second Slrcot, Hlllmboro, Or
N0IICF. OF STREET VACATION
To Whom It May Concern
Notice is hereby k'i ven that all Inquiries
relative to llie album of Kaeliel b. Ila.v
thorno, or tho Ifawthorno Kstale, nliould
be direetfld to Room No, .'1IH Worcester
Building, Third A Oak Streets, Poll land,
Oregon, and that all tratmactioiiH rce-ir I
ing the purchase of slock, implements, ,,r
other personal iiroiierty, owned l.y thi iii.
J . ' 1 located or belonging on what is known as
John ( The Hawthorne farms," Miliuile about
uiree(.i) nines l.asl()l HillHlioro, in Wash
ingtou County, Statu of Oregon, now oc
cupied hy VV. H.( ale, or anyone claim
ing under him, must lie eoii.lucle.l at
their place of business aforeHiiid,
RACHKI, I,. HAWTIIORMI.
THKHAWTIIORNICKsrATII.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, Kept.
HORSES FOR SALE
I have about 20 head of first class
young work homes for sale. These
horses are sound, young and well
broke. Inquire of me at Hillsboro,
or at my farm. J. W. Connell.
Ajgufl and Journal, $2.2$.
Notice ol Vacation of a Portion of Iliel
Street, Hqjlilh Street and Hollow Street,
in Highlands Addition lo Hillsboro, On-
Notice l hereby given that J, J,
Wilkes, being the ownri of all of ISIock
No. 4, in lliehlandi Addition to Hills
boto, have lik-l with the Recorder of the
City of Hill', horo, Oregon, my petition
praving for the vacation of all that part
of I heh Street lying east of Kighth
Slreet, mid all of Kighth Street lying
south ol High Street, and all of the Norlh
'.. ol Hollow Street lying eimt ol hightb
niieei, in s .1.1 Adilitton, will preaenl
said petition to the Honorable City
Council at its regular meeting, to be
' '"Id at the City Hall, on )ec, i, 101,7, at
: .'. lock P. M., asking that said nortiofs
ol Mi l SI icets he vacated according to
law.
Dated at Hillsboro, On gon, this j.tth
oi.y 01 . ictoner, A. l), lijoj
J. WII.KKS.
Adiuinisiratrix' Notice
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice la hereby given, that the under
sinned Kxeciitrix of the LhhI Will ami
Tettauient of Tlionms Otcliin, deceaseil,
baa Hied In the County Court of the Slale
of Oregon for Washington county, her
final account in thn mailer of said ChIiiIo
and said court ha fixed Monday, tin- Kil.li
day of Dor;., 11)07, at ten o'clock A. M. of
aafd day at the court room In IIMIhIioio,
Oregon, as the Minn and place for hearing
objections to said final account and lor
the tinal settlement of said eslale.
Dated thia Pith day of Oct., l!K)7.
MARY ANN HIMI'HON,
Executrix of the bast Will and Testa
ment of 'I bourns Otclnii, Deceased.
BARGAIN
-.otiee is lieiehy (oven that tint County
" ' , anineion loiiniy. tlreuon
lias apiioniled iln. iindurHlgneil as n.luiln
i-i,airlxid (lie eslale of Lean. ler Kllllls,
oe. eiise.i, ali.i thai he has duly quallllnd
as siieti, anil nil ..'isoii having claims
.ii-aiMi. nam i suue are herehy nolllied t
I'M-seni infill to lue, Willi oroner vouch
rs, ut the law ollice ol' W, N. Ilarrett, in
iiiisnoi-., ui'Ck'on, within Mix iiioulha
1 1 . 1 1 1 HUM II .III-,
Haled I his October 22. !Ki7.
IHAHKI.I.A K N N I St
Adnilnistralrix of Ilia llstaleof l.iuiudar
riiniis, lieceaNcll,
vy. .. itiirreu, Atlorney for Adminlx
1 nil in,
Admiiiintratrix' Notice
Nineteen acres in tbe city limits of
Cornelius under cultivation. Good
$1500 house, small barn and other j m
small buildings. Good orchard,
strawberries and other small fruits.
For particulars, Phone 151, Jobe's
division, Independent line.
Nolion Is herehy wv.m llnil I in uudersh'U
ed has been by llm ( 'oiinly Court of Waah
"c.on ,,oiiiu,y, wrngoii, appointed as ad
iiiluisjialrix of the iisluii. .,r Ii.,i.,i.i ii
lhoiiias ilecease.,1, and that she Ims duly
qinilllicl as -nd, and nil peraoiia haviui
claims iigalnsl, Haul nalatoarn hereby no
tilled lo preNenl. .hm to me, with proper
"" i"w ouice oi w. N, Har
reU, in Hillsboro. (lieiron. wlu.l,. u.
'""ii'in i i on i i.iiih Hum,
Nannla It rIM
AdnilnlHl.ral.rlx of the Kalale of Dwliht
II. I Illinois, duceasi .1:
Dated this October 22, 1HD7.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for Adinlfltrat'x.
"We Want
Your Moncv''
(Miht as well U jilaiti alnnit it,) aiul in t i!utioC
will kvc )uU letter value for you i iiiomy iluu
you tan jcl clscw lit rv.
Wliy? (i-r excuses arc lihtii; in. u.tu-r
rent; no city tax; no stoic rent; tu clvtk ln:c.
If you live iu thin icinity e know ib.it uc
tan stive you tatter ami sac ymi inoir iu..ucy
than anyone rUc.
This isn't hot air. Conic in an,l yc our juke-i,
atul lc cotivitHt tl. One of the largest M. . i, s of
Geneml Merchancliso
In the tounty. The Ut j,;ihh!:i auj the lowest
pi ices aie t hat t oitut.
We U lieve iu selliuj,; mh1.h that ive eiitiu- sat
isf.utioii. S reiiieinU-r that when you buy ,iuy
thiu th.it is ut all riht, luin it h.uk .unl mc
u ill make it tiht.
our s for i Q lk-.il,
Rowell Bros. & to.
SdlOUS, OKI GON
ii . a -m
m m m tm. m..m m, m m m mmm
WE1NHARDS
(Oa d,.Ut.ll
The best of all Bccra.
Bottled for Medicinal Uc
mtmm
At w v yii rv;
...... J
S. - .vJJS.:C
PRIVATE BOXES
O
Vi l'ATKONS shoul.l al
ways feci free to .stoic their
private boxes in our vault.
Also your private papers.
Only lire proof vault in
Washington County. We
make no charge, . . .
J. W. SHUTE, Banher,
HILLSBORO. - '- ORl-CON
In The Sick Room
P4 i.A wNU.y of M.mUty U Tlw
rm ir (tir
...y
CYRUS NOBLE .
lil.lle nienM mirtM,-f1. In 'I"1' j.J--"' "y
Kieeiihle U.u.iiet, ami .1 luuilntni il""1'"' ' , ,.
lor r.M-nttlil In the llirdiclne ellrt el rv. ; V
phv.liluii ami hiillal, ami IiiiIJ I l"" '
limitl, (juml mni .Oil nl
All DRUOOIBTS, bars mnaorM.
w. j.van mintivvf t cn i mrtriiit. m iumjib
Frank & Borwick
Successors to P. S. Anderson
Carry a Full line of Cloth
ing, Underwear, Hoots and
Shoes, Tobacco, cigars, and
FULL LINE GROCERIES
Your Patronage is Solicited
nd we Guarantee a Square
deal. In Washington Hall
REEDVILLE - OREGON