HILLSBORO ARGUS, JN
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t atnlered at th. PoK-offlc at HilUboro
i Oregon, m oon.l-lam mail realtor.
HKNKY O. Ol ILO, Editor.
County Official Paper
T, Subscription: $1.: per Annum.
- Iced KTtr- Thursday
-BY-GUILD
A McKtNNET
The Argus, according to an old
time honored custom, wishes it
readers a UanriY New Year. It
hopes to see old Washington coun
ty advance many more steps this
year, in genuine prosperity. But
the people must make their future
prosperity by developing the coun
ty's splendid resources. The Argus
hopes to see many new apple and
walnut orchards planted in this
county during the year. It hopee
to see a big cheese factory; and an
electric railway out from Portland
It hopes to see more alfalfa sown
and more experiments with sum
ner irrigation, wherever it is prac
ticable. In fact, it desires to see
Washington county the banner
fruit county of the state, as it now
is the leading dairy county of the
state.
The New Year's edition of the
Daily Oregontan was a good num
ber. A full page illustration of an
Oregon orchard, in harvest time
shows that it had not forgotten one
of the coming industries of the
etate. Its other features were al
fine, fro'm a descriptive and etatis
tical standpoint. Its illustrations
were timely and up-to-date. Al
in all, it is a number which Ore-
gouians can send to friends in the
East with a sense of pride and
satisfaction.
8. A. D. Puter, the land fraud
man, has been pardoned by the
President, at the solicitation of Mr
Heney. He will be used as a gov
ernment witness in the prosecution
of untried cases, and it was for that
purpose that he was pardoned.
Mr. Heney, who ia now in Wash
ington, says the Oregon land fraud
trials will begin, positively, when
he returns to Portland on ths 13th
, if January. That 13th will be an
unlucky day for somebody.
Senator Fulton came to Oregon
this week, to register, and will re
turn to Washington when he has
attended to that matter.
FENTON McPHERSON
Married, at the residence of the
bride B parents, near Forest Grove
January 1, 1908, by Rev. L.
Belknap, of this city, E. F. Fentoo
of Portland, and Carrie M. McPher
son. The oeremooy was performed
in the presence of a few invited
guests. The young couple will re
side in Portland.
The Story ot a MtMlidrHV
It nain "UvMon MoJioal 1(,xymt
was lujtKtvtxd by ono of Its most Import
ant a ad va.uaw. lHrvMur.u imuicu
fcal root.
fcearly forty years aix Pr. ru!v til
covered that h tmM, ty tlio uso of puro,
trnie-riniM E lyvvnne. aiaoa pt a cer
tain 1.$tw ol cotiMaimv mauuainni
twit and with th. aid of amaratu and
appliance dosigivxl for that urpM. ri-
tract from our most va.uaiuo tunr me
dicinal ruts thoir curativ. prviHTtira
much hrtWT than by the u- of alcohol,
so gentTally rtuploywl. So the now world-
famed "loM?n .Motioal HKvvpry, lor
tha (un at nak stomach. lihliinwlion. or
dywpia. torpid llvrr. orbllUnisness and
klnurwl OBranRomrnis was uri niaur. as
It ever slnio has IV n, without a particle
of alcohol m its maiVup.
A glance ijcii list of Its Ingredi
ents prinuT oiiNt- hot llo-wrapper,
will show that It Is OisV from the ntoai
valuable medicinal rtlfound rowm
In our American toresisj ,vi ir.w m
NOTICE
1
' All sums due H. Osterman & Co.,
,'Centerville, Oregon, over 30 days,
2 will be placed in an attorney's
bands for collection on February 1,
1908. H. Osterman & Co.,
41-tf Centerville, Ore.
I'-
Simon Gantert, father of, Mrs.
Jae. McDevitt, of this place, died
in Hillsboro, Ore., Dec. 26, 1907, of
paralysis. Mr. Gantert had been
in a partially paralyzed condition
for a number of years previous to
his death. He was aged 87 years.
2 months and 1 day, and web born
in Germany. His body was ship
pad to Freeport, 111., his old home,
od was accompanied by Mrs. Mc
Devitt, who left for the East with
tie body yesterday.
vo you want some lots in a
growing California town, within
one-half mile of the beautiful San
Luis Bay, in exchange for a moun
tain ranch or Hillsboro lots?
FineBt section in Central Califor
nia: great for cure of pulmonary
and rheumatio troubles. Call at,
or address, Argus office, Hillsboro,
Ore. Deed and abstract.
C. Griffin, of Banks, was exam
ined by Dr. Linklater, before Judge
Uoodin today, and pronounced in
line. A guard was in waiting to
t ike him to the asylum. It is said
I) be a case of hereditary insanity.
Miss Lenora Younger, of Port
land, and Mies Helen Chalmers, o)
Boy, were guests of Mies Fay tor
win during the holidays.
Geo. E. Streeter and wife, of
Portland, were guests of J. W. Bai
ley and wife, during the holidays
GIVEN AWAY FREE
Orer fi.ooo
in Money and
Articles
Useful
Bend for full list of free gifts of money,
fur ooata for winter, platoa. tea svi, also
j i iit or prtsea given tor utni wuu
also 11.(10 In rlr.PH for solution of novo
1I piinr.lB all Riven away five.
Hnul lor premium lint and sample copy
of uiagaaiue. Premium Department,
Kverydav Lite Magazine, m Alain til.
botsfa, ti. V.
m icnts have receive! tPt Ll
aotyment liym ll-.cUului'ji UJvU,yflV-
Srfr leyr.er pil ? r '" a " y77 'I
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t Uies
Mui'.csJ:scoAeri is a.;
lU.ououk ot Uiose endorscnu uu u3
ren compiled ov Pr. R. V. lVnv. ot
Buffalo, Y.. aiid w ill be mailed fnt to
any one asking same by postal card, or
lettr wuressi'a u me mvior as aivri
r'rom tues envUrsomenL, copitnl from
standard medical books of al! the ditTcr
ent srhools of practice, it ill be found
that the inmiient composing tho'tioid
i liverv nr udlsttl urK
only tor the cure of the alve uioniiomxl
dlsea. lut also lor me cure or uu ca
tarrhal, bronchial ami throat a!!vtioiis,
accimpaimxl with catarrhal discharges.
hoarseness. ire thrvsit. liniTing. or
bsn(r-on-oouchs. and all those wasllnit
affections which, if not promptly and
nronerlT treated are liable to terminate
In consiimptioiu Take lr. l'terce's
covery in time and persevere In Its ue
until you give It a fair trial and it is not
likely "to disappoint Too much must not
bs einected of it. It will not perform
miracles. It will not cure consumption
in iu advanced st.ices. No nirtlicine w ill.
t trill cure the aff.vtions that lead up to
OODSumpUon, v taken ui ut.
ZACH CRACC
ED WANN
Mt. Hood Saloon
The undersigned have opened a first
class bar on Main Street, east of
Third Street, just across from tlie
Farmers' Feed Stable. We sell the
beer famous over the Northwest, the
Mt. Hood Beer
And keep on call choice brands of
wiues, liquors and cigars we handle
the Schiller cigar. When you dou't
feel right, or when you do feel right,
call for a drink of our celebrated
"GRAND DAD" WHISKEY
We will he pleased to meet our mauy
friends, and assure courteous treat
ment to all. We solicit a share of
the public patrouage.
GRACG CBL WANN
PLUSH
LAP ROBES
Horse Blankets
Fine line o? whips
JO cts upward
1L
Hillsboro
Oregon
A Large Supply
of Security StocK
Foods, Liniments, in
stoch. Guaranteed.
Repairing o? all
Kinds a Specialty
Carlile's
Harness
Shop
Albert Hartrarnpf
E. P. Cornelius
Hartrarnpf v, Cornelius
Have Opened a Real
Estate Office in the For
mer R. L. Gate Location
Opposite the Tualatin.
We can sell your farm
We have a fine list of
Prospective Buyers for
City and Farm Proper
ty. If you are in the
market to buy or sell,
give us a call.
We will buy your hops.
Loans and Insurance.
HILLSBORO - - ORE.
TIME TABLE
Passenger train schedule iollowe:
Leaves for Portland
Forest Grove local 6:'i a. m.
Sberidaa Flyer 9:07 a. m.
Forest Giove local 1:42 p. in.
Corvallia overland 5.o p. m.
Arrives from Portland
Corrallis overland 8:16 a. m.
Forest Grove local.. i?;o7 p. tu.
Sheridan Flyer o:2H p. m.
Forest Grove local 6:47 p. m.
Leaving Portland
Corvallia overland 7:00 a. m.
Forest Grove local 11:00 a. ni.
Sheridan Flyer 4:10 p. 111
Forest Grove local 6:40 p. ni
Arrival in Portland
Forest Grove local 8:00 a. ni.
Sheridan Flyer 10:30 a. m
Forest Grove local 3:50 p. m.
Corvallia overland 6:35 p.m.
The Forest Grove local do-8 no!
carry baggage.
THE ALL-OREGON FRUIT SHOW
Washington County fruit growers will be
interested in the fact that Portland, on
the 14, 15 and 16th of January, will be
the scene of the jfieattst horticultural
show evr held in Oregon. A splendid
set of prize cups will be awarded, and an
Forest Grove and Sherwood captured
cups a few weeks ago. it is likely there
will be entries of apples from tlm cec
tion. Applications tor spare should be
hlert with ). II. Keifl, .Milwaukee, Ore.
The fruit exhibits will be oasted norm
by a national expert. Send down vour
unknown or new varieties and have them
named. Reduced rites on the S. P.
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WEBB (0. HOOVER
Successsors to Climax Feed Store
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Carry a full Line of Flour and Feed
A 1 Poultry Supplies and Stock Food
Seeds, Paints, Spraying Material, etc
All orders promptly filled on short
notice
Former Patrons of the Store are Iu
vited to give us a call.
Hillsboro - - Oreg'on
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SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT OF THE
STATU OF OREGON. FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
M4i 60 YEARS'
Vexperience
Mil
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Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone Mntftn a iktrh and dnerlotlrm mi
quickly ascertain, our opinion free whether an
Inrenll'.o n probably PatentHhle, ComruMnlcii.
tloiienrlctlrninsdeiitial. HANDBOOK uol'ateuui
sent free. Oldeat atretic? for ecunn' patent,
f alenui taaen thruuirh Munn Jk f it- rarwlva
tftcial noun, without ctiiva, la Ui
Scientific ttutm.
A handnmelf lllnatnti-Mf WMktv. T.ara?Ant. imp.
eulatirm of snf sclent ttla lourn&l. T rmti tA m.
tmt ; four muritlM, fl. 0044 by all Bwdea.eri.
PXn Co New York
Bnucb onoa, m T Bt. Waitatuktuu. 1). U
Argus and Journal, $2 25.
A. .X. Roy and Julia Hoy, his wife, Plain-
Lwm Ellam Roy anil Roy, Ilia wife,
Klla Virginia l.auihlin anil Oeri;e Ijiu
Klilin, tier hunband, Leuna Nevaila Hy
11 u in and Oism Hynurn, tier buabatid, An
na Holnian and Oliver Holman, her hus
band, H. U. HiiKheM. Nellie Furdin and
MiliiH Furdin, her tniHliand, loren Jack-
son and Lou JackHon, his wile, l.iira
Jai-kBon, Dmiinl EoniH and tieorjia Kn
il hiH n-ifi' IlnviH K I uric and Black.
his wife, Henry lllavrk and Blazik,
liis wire, Ava i;uru ana oiaimiieiu uuru,
. . L 1 fi LM....I. ....A f. If
ner nuniianil, uruiK piack nuu iinjr ri
.kt and TIioh. (J. Krazier, her h unhand,
Edith Heaton and Chan. Heaton, her hus
t.und, Lilly Black and Nellie VAwk, de
fendant!. To Klla Virt?inla LauRlilin, Geo. Laugh.
tin, Havid Black, Mlack, hia wife,
Henry Mack, Black, bin wi.'e, Eva
Curd, Manslield Curd, Cruse tlla;k, Daisy
Fraxier, Thos. 0. Frazier, Kdlth Heaton,
Clian. Keaton, Lilly Hla:k and Nellie
Blank, fifteen of the above named defend
ants. .
In the name of the State of Oregon:
v.... ....I u.w.l. ..r v.ui im liumtiv rnimni4ri.
dud and required to xyt and appear In the
1 wl aanaiaaraaa triA Willi.
liwl c;use, 011 or Iwjfore the vxp.ration of
. 1 r . 1 .. t ,.t Ik. A..I mill.
Hla Wcks iroin wic unw ui mo -licatlon
of thlHHiiyiinons In the Hillsbo
ro Argus, the Hint publication thereof be
iiiK on the ith day of Deeemter, 11)07,
and the laHt publication thereof being on
the 13th day of February, I'M), w w. on
or before the 13th day of February, 108;
ami you wiil we imuw "
....I HMHivAp aairl nomnlaint the
plaintltlii will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for and demanded In their
complaint filed herein, lo-wit; ror s u
cre adjmlKii'K the Flalutlff, A. J. Roy, to
be thu owner of a lile estate Id the whole
...mni... Vxt.rai nut'lMr rlAacrilMMl for
III LI I H .l T-lll I ....... . . -
the life of Amanda Zimmerman, and that
the Flalutlff, A. J. K'y, ana iw aewnu-
ant are the owners in fne of ths following
dKacritied real property lying, being and
Hltuate in WaNhington Couuty, Oregon,
and dw:ribed as followt,, to-wit:
KriiiK a portion of the delation land
claim of John Harris and Mary Harris,
his wife, Number Fifty Klve(.W) In Town
snip One North, Range Three Went of the
Willamette Meridian, parlloulnrly it
acrilied as follows, to-wit: Commencing
at a point on the Mouth line or said dona
tion land claim, Houtli 67 drgrei 40 min
ute Went, ch. from the Houtlieast
corner of said Harris donation land claim
and running thence north Id degrees west
21.33 chs.; thence went 2.a7 t:h.; them
south to the south line of aid claim;
thence north 71 degrees east, 10.30 elm;
thence north 6J degrees east 'HI M ciis. to
the place of lxglnniiig, containing 104
acres,
In proportion as alleged in the com
plaint of the Flaintllls tiled herein; that
aald real property can not he partitioned
and that ths same be sold a u pmi execii-
nun, ami lor payment 10 me plalntltr, A.
J. Kov, the value of the aaid life estate
out of the proceeds of such sale, and the
payment of the costs and diaburHoinenl
of suit and of sale; that the balance of
such purchase price be divided between
the plaintitt, A. J. Roy. and the defend
ants In said suit in accordance with their
respective rights as set forth In the com
plaint, and that a referee he appointed to
make such sale, and for such other and
further decree as may fce necessary and
proiier in the premises,
This summons Is served against you by
publication by order of the Honorable J.
W. uoodin, couuty Ji'dge of Washington
County, Oregon, mails and dated 011 the
23rd day of December, 11)07, and which
order prescribes that you shall appear and
answer on or before the expiration of six
weeks from the date of the first publica
tion thereof, to-wit, on or before ths RIth
day of February, 1I)0H.
11AULKV At HAKE,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
11 r ,i a .
waQieu a man 10 wort 00
farm. Must be good milker. Call
up on "Independent phoDe. Fredi
Kood, musboro, Ore. 42-tt
Keystone
FIELD
and
Poultry
FENCE
The
Nolson
HARDWARE
Co.
AGENTS
HilUboro.
Ore.
The Fence that af
ter being once put
up, lihe the old flag
"stays put."
The Reystone Fence
It an all-purpose (Vnrv. Since the
fence) buying public hat decided
that woven wire It the roott detlrable
fence, we have the fteyttone, which
fits every requirement of the farm.
If you want fence, go no farther. All
Stylet, Heights and Grades.
bEST TO BUY REASONS WHY
The top atul lxttom ciiMc arc each cnuijHrwrtl
of five wircH. All other have one. There
beiug 110 fcjtlicitiK, consequently there mc tia
loose etuis to injure stock. This fence is suit
able for fencing allkitulHof enclosures agaiiut
all kinds of auimals, ilotucM.c, or otherwise.
Sold In IO. 20 and 40 rod rolls, and
the bett 46 Inch field fence on the
roarhct. today, at 4Q centt a rod.
Come in and see it
FIRE LADDIES'
Benefit Ball
The Hillsboro Volunteer
Fire Department will give a
Grand Benefit Dance at
MillsboroJrt
Saturday. Jan. 11
Walkers' Orchestra
Tichets, One Dollar
Give Them Your support.
Get a Tichet Whether You
Attend or not.
The Fire Boys with to replenish their
Treasury. It ia a worthy institution, and
is entitled to a hearty public support.
Remember their struggles to save prop
erty, and assist financially.
Public cordially In
vited to Attend.
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