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SUMMONS
Executrix' Notice
IS THE CIRCUIT COCBT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the County Court of
nasniugton county, Oregon, duly an.
hninrti and mnrtrmal a. A..ntR. ..f f,.
"ttle kairaieier, and Frank Keiruieier, ; at will and testament of DeWitt C. M.r
flaintifla. V8-. A ' nil. deceased, and has qualified a such.
W. A. Kama, Defendant. All persons having claims against sai.l
To W. A. Karris, defendant: j esute are notified to pretrut llifin. with
In the name of the State of Oregon, you i proper Touchers, to me, st my residence,
are hereby required to appearand answer ! near Besverton. Oregon, or st' the law of
the complaint hied agauist you in the ' hce of S. B. Huston, 810 Chamber of Corn
above entitled Court and suit on or before nierce, Portland. Oregon, within sn
the Mth day of March , the last day months from this date,
prescribed in the order of publication of j Ibtfed at Hiilsboro, Oregon, this 17th
this summons and if ynu fail so to appear day of January. Issjk.
and answer the plaintiff will apply to the i MARY E. MERRILL. .
above entitled Coo rt for the relief prayed j Executrix of the last will ami testament
for in her complaint in the above entitled of Le lit C. Merrill, deceased.
suit to wit:
For judiinient and decree against defen
dant for HS1.0U with interest thereon from
the 15th day of November, until paid ;
al ius rale oin per Mt per annum and
flOU attorney's fee and costa and disburse-I All persons are hereby notified not to
menu of the suit and the same are the extend credit in my name to my wife,
first lien on First tract. Being the south- Mrs. Mamie Rrand. Afl h hue l.ft mv
east quaiter of the northeast quarter of board without jast cause or provocation.
uci vuuiraiuug
Notice to the Public
OLIVER BRND.
Coinelius, Oregon, Jan. 17, 190S.
Notice ot Ftual Settlement
Hecond tract: Also the tract of land be
ginning at the southeast cornel of thea
bove described tract of land and running
theoce north 40 chains, thence eat 4
chains 54 feet, thence south 31) chains.
thence east 12 feet, thence south '3D chains
and thmice west 5 chains to ulice of h. ! notice is hereby given that I. the under
ginning containing in all 69 and 2-3 acres i aiKned, have fifed in the County Court of
of land more or less. j ashington County. Oregon, my tints'.
And a lieu subject to the right of way account in the matter of the es.ate of
for a wagon road 30 leet wide from the
James P. Sample, deceased, ami that said
south east corner of the tract of land last 'court has set Monday, February 21, 111,
above descrilied in a south-easterly direc
tion to connect witn the county road near
est by and the reservation of a right of
way for Fred Narup, his heirs snd as
signs, one rod in width, and described as
follows: Commencing at the south-east
corner of the trail of land last above de
scribed and running thence north 2 cbs. ;
thence west one rod; then south 'JOchs,,
and thence east one rod to the place of
beginning.
This summons is published pursuant to
an order made on the 21st da; of January,
V.m. by the Hon. Thomas A. McHride,
presiding Judge of the above entitled
Court, by which order it is directed that
this summons be published in the Hilia
boro Argus once a week for six consecu
tive weeks, and the date of the ti rat publi
cation is January . 1MW, the date named
in said order for said first publication.
ED. MENDKXHALL and
A. K. MENDKNH ALL,
Attorneys for PHiutill's.
First publication January 23, 19W.
Last publication March 12, 1'toB.
as the time, and the County Court room
in Hiilsboro, Oregon, as the place for
hearing objections to said account ami
the final settlement of said estate.
listed January 23,
LIZZIE SAMPLE,
Administratrix of the estate of James
P. Sarupie, deceased.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for Kstate.
Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Adminiatrtrix
ot the Estate of Andrew Fubrer.deceased,
by the County Court of the Stale of Ore
gori, for Washington County, and has
)uali!ied. All peroiir having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present
the same to me at my residence near Ral
eigh, Washington County, Oregon, or at
the law office of Alien & Mulkey, Room
21, Mulkey Building, Portland, Oregon,
v. it h propr vouchers and duly verified,
w ithin six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published Jan. V, l'KW.
DORA Fl'HREK, Administratrix.
Allen & Mulkey, Attorneys.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that I, the under
signed, have filed in the County Court of
Washington County, Oregon, my final
account as executor of the last will and
testament of Joseph Friedel, deceased,
and that said court has set Monday, Feb
ruary 17, 1908, at the hour of 10 o'clock a
111. as the time, and the County Court
loom in Hiilsboro, Oregon, as the pisce
for hearing objections to said aorount and
for final settlement of said estate.
Dated this January 1. 190".
EMIL ST ALDER,
Executor of the last will and testament
of Joseph Friedel, deceased.
W. N.Barrett, Attorney for Executor.
Executrix' Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the County Court of
Washington County, Oregon, appointed
executrix of the last will and testament
of Michael F.Messinger.deceased and has I exkw'njns of sale and said writ.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue (
an execution, decree and order of sale, is
sued out of and under the seal of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Washington, dated the 22nd
day of January. 1!jh, in favor of John A.
Footesnd against John W. Jewell, Eliza
Sewell, W. B. Cate, Mary A. Cate, H. L.
Hartrampf and H. L. Stephenson ami (.
H. Stephenson, partners doing buinesx
under the firm name and style of The
hiephenson Company, for the sum of five
thousand, six hundred, seventy seven
dollars ana forty-eight cents (.;77.4i),
lieing the amount due on said judgment,
after deducting payments, together with
interest thereon at the rate 01 tt per cent
per annum irom toeisl day or July, V.M.
to me directed and delivered, command
ing me to make sale of the real property
hereinafter descriled; I have levitd unou
aud pursuant to said execution, decree
ana order 01 sale 1 will 011 Monday, the
2nd day of March, lnx, at the south door
ol the court bouse in mllnboro, Washing
ton County, Oregon, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M. of said day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, all of the billowing descrilied real
property, lying, being and situate in
Washington County, Oregon, and particu
larly described ' follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner of the
Donation Land Claim of Walter Pomeroy
and wife, No, 39, in Township One North,
Range Two West of the Will. Mer. and
running thence West 10 chs. to the re
entrant corner of the Donation Land
Claim of H. Hewell and wife; thence South
Sti.7a chs, to the North West corner of tlie
land formerly owned by Thomas H,
Tongue and now owned by Jasper N.
Urabel; thence East 10 chs. to the West
line of said Pomeroy Donation Land
Claim; thence North 2.20 chs., thence Kast
10 chs., thence South 2.75 chs , thence
East 10.25 chs., thence South 11,(18 chs,,
thence East 4.75 chs. more or less to the
West line of the land now owned by Grace
Wood; thence North on the West Uueol
the laud of said Grace Wood and the Wi-st
line of the land of Eliza Hudson, 48 M cbs.
to the North line of said Pomeroy Dona
tion Land Claim; thence West on suid
North line of said Pomeroy Claim 21.74
chs. more or less to the place of begin
ning, containing 120 acres, and all of the
right, title, and interest of each and all of
the defendants above named had in aud
to the samo at the date ot the execution of
the mortgages upon which s -id judgment
ana decree is Dasea to satisfy the herein
before uauieu sums and tor the costs and
Suid sale
duly qualified as such, and all persons
having claims against said estate are
' hereby notified to present them to me,
With proper vouchers, at the law office of
' W. N, Barrett, at Jliushoro, uregon,
within x months from this date.
v.yLjl, this January 15, 1908.
Sirfki.lrVARV M. MESSING ER, .
p -"aTT" me wawill auu irau'
mientolw 1""Y'
f wn j, Ajtrftr Estate
A. T:,B M
firove. ib vmwi.-.
nsr Forett
ranges la
will be made subject to redemption as per
stasia 01 uregon.
Dated at Hiilsboro, Oregon, on this 2.rtli
daycf January, A. D., IO18.
J. W. CONNELL,
" Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
Geo, R. Bagley, Attorney tor PlaiiitiH'.
A 'iiiT I .
-Hllleboro Argue, $1 50 per year
F, Metfetger, deceased, N ; Work is going forward on the
0r telephone line from Buxton to
Green Mountain.
thi- Ute, of ijbica ta HeL
Superintendent Caee baa deliver-
1$, the new books for the Manning
public uchool,
K K. Nickerson, of Vernnni,
Nchslem Valley, on of the leading
apple growf n of tha! evtioo, writes
that lit will soon be in HilUboro
with a loJ of his Kne apple. Mr.
Nii-kermm writes that he is iotereet
ed in smemltiient to ths state con
stitutivin, nd that he will give his
news noon, in a communication
'o tli Oreonian, an) asks the Ar
g us to review the article. He signs
nis letter thus: "Yours for the
taxation of all wealth." We shall
be glaii to notice the article when
it appear.
C.OilfrttMl Miller, of Portland, and
Misn iJarleti Miller, of Cornelius,
were married at the latter pUce
IshIMjihUt V r. lleuUrnan, Amos
Kisoher ml wife, of Portland, at
tended the wetlding. The newly
wd led couple will reside in Pott
land. Have you any fence to build?
If eo we can rave you money. Wt
-e!l a good substantial fence. 4 feet
high, for J.0 cf nts per rod.-8chul
tuerich lroe.
Frank Riw, of Portland, an old
Washington coun'y pioneer, wa in
town Sunday, greeting friend.
John I.andrherg, of this place,
left f.r P.utlai d, Sunday, to be
iote a few days.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
Notice i hereby giren that the
County Superintendent of Wash
mton County will hold the regu
lar fxttuinaiion of applicants for
late and county papers at the
Court House in Hiilsboro, m fol
loss:
FOR STAT rvPHRS
Ommeuciug Wednesday, Feb. nth at
9 ocioca, a. ui., and continuing uatil
Satnnlay. Feb. I sth at 4 o'clock, p. m
Wednesday Penmanship, BisTty,
-ipliing, physical geography, reading,
psychology.
Thursday Written atithnietic, theory
of teaching, grammar, bookkeeping,
pbys.co, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, com
potiiion. a'grbra, Koglish literature.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history, school law.
for cor sty papkbs
Commencing Wednesday, Feb. 12th at
9 o'clock, a. m , and continuing until
Kriday, Feb. Uth, at 4 o'clock, p. m.
Wcdueaday Penmanship, history,
orthography, reading, physical geography.
Thursday Written Arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, physiology.
Friday Geography, school law, civil
government, Koglith literature.
Very trulv,
M. C.' Case,
County School Superintendent.
LOWNSDALE'S IDEA
Milliard 0. Lownedale, one of the
leading fruit men of this Taller,
tells how old orchards may be
cleared of disease, and new varie
ties grafted on the roots of the old
trete. The Agricultural College, at
Corvallis, heartily approvee of his
plan, which we give, below. He
says:
' The thing to do is to cot down the
old trees. The best plan is to cut them
Close to the ground, leaving the roots
intact. This should be done by the first
of March. The next season, from the
loth to the 15th of May, toch varieties
as ire best for the climate and for com
mercial purposes should be grafted on
the three or four best sprouts. This it
the easiest and most certain plan. Two
feet of the old trunks may be left and
the graft applied to it the first year, and
a year of time in re producing the or
chard is gained, but this rt'tures an ex
pert at grafting in order to be soccesalul.
By cither p'an the tree will be in good
bearing in from three to five years, and
a revenue of f 5 to Jlo each realized."
First Notice to Creditor.
In the matter of the estate )
of
f
Julius Itel, deceased
Notice is hereby given that Maria Anna
Ilel has been apoiuted vlnilnistratrii of
the aisove entitled estate. All person
having claims against said estate will
please present the same to the uodergtpn
ed at the otllce of Chas. J. Hcbnabel, In
llooms 012-013 Chamber of Commerce
building, Portland, Oregon, on or before
six months from date hereof, duly yen
lied as required by law.
Dated December l!rth, 1!)7.
MARIA ANNA ITEL.
Administratrix of the Estate of Julius
Itel, deceased.
Chas. J, Schnahel. Attorney for Admx
Insure Your Stock
Insure your horses and livestock
and when you lose one you will get
cash. Don't take chance when it
is not necessary. Take out a policy
IN A RELIABLE COMPANY
I am agent for the National Live
stock Association. Insure against
death from any cause. Drop me a
line. - - Terms reasonable.
JOHN VANDERWAL. Rvaveiton, Or.,
R. F. 1). No. 2
The old reliable fire insurance man.
CORWIN & HE1DEL
Dmalmrm In
All kinds of Fresh Meats. Price Rea
sonable. Will meet all competition.
Chickens and Poultry always on hand
upon order. Free delivery to all part
of the town. We buy fat stock.
Argus and Journal, $2.25. Mrs. 1C J. I'nderwood. of Port-
. c, . , . ,, land, spent Sunday with her sitter,
Mrs. Fred Stum and daughter,!.,
, . , , , . Mr. I tut, koonti.
01 Itethauy, were in town Monday. 1
A .. , c 1 I An evidence that l.usine 1 re-
.iK' X U t" ,yiviv...g .11 ovor the state, i the fai-l
with hi mother, Mr. C. K. KoonU. , , , (NlUl a,u ,
and returned to Portland. Monday. Ml u WMkl(
Hereafter there will be no pub-1 ami the Portland dailies are tilling
Ho danoe at Helvetia Hall. From j up with "enapi-" and "bargains,"
now 00 these allairs will be strictly I R n (tie palmy day before thr
invitation. 41 V ) properitv panic wa precipitated by
J. V. CntMlanJ. of n.r the liar- i "I'mle John and the Harri.i.ans
z . : . ' . ' ! 1 .1 :.. ...I... .. . .,,,.,1
atHl tutlfrs, 111 orurr in
UooeevrltVanti trust policy. Many
real estate deal are taking place in
this county, and business, general
lv. is good The "scare" ha failed
ris' bridge, and Deo. Sexton, of be
low Newton, were in the city Sat
urday.
Misses Luck, Golden and Kit
Patrick. of Portland, were the gueei I f't')m ,,, ,;,, of r,,, ,d
contUler.ee seem to have Ix-en re
stored to it normal condition.
ot B. Luck and family, uorlh of
town, Sunday.
Pigs for Sale Some Poland Chi
na pigs lor sale, 00 urtu ot I'r. a .or s't
K. llailey, miles north of Hills
I A iliitett graoeu oiswuhi rn,
U. . 1 Hem, 01 Ibis side ot Ii-ILmi, ibis soring I all on. or ad
gardville, was a welcome caller at dress the undersigned, una mile
the Argus, Monday, lis was up ,0uth of New ltHiatiy Store, Mill
attending the delinquent sale. 1 1,0,0 u, jtox .V.'.
For Sale-Two 1 Jersey heifer. John Me.er.
fresh A. V Wesiberg, one milei
southwest of Fartuington, near Jo. For Sle or EKhnfc
Kobioeon pkee, V-,
F. M. Cooley, of near Phillips, j Ten head of good grade.! Jersey
cow vt anted: ten in norm
fresh cows; heavy tni!kr Call on
nr adilres A . SchatTtler, on Itscnti
ll, Koute i, Heaverlon,
was in town Monday, and look out
bne (egitercd bull shuted to
D. B Ciwley, by the Poaues, of
Yamhill County.
For Sale Table and stock tieets.
table and stock carrots, cabbage
and tomatoes. IMivered. Phnne.
Pacific States. 57 N. W. Chiloott
and W. H. Marden. 34 tf
farm. Hex
Oregon.
(lentle, true tram of mule; wxight
llHK) to 1 1(H) Itw eai b U ibb lifos
near (Vntervill. Addre, Forest
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A bicycle was left in front of mv
plaoe about ten days ago, some drove, Ore , K. 2
time during the night. Owner can.
have same by proving property i i ti
and paying for this local. C L.
McCrtcken, City Kestauraut, city, I ., . .
1 wish in sen my 1,11111, i'iiiiainiiir
M. B. Black all, of near Shady j 1V2 acre. 1M acres under plow.
Brook, brought his wife to Hills- good house, bar.i and orchard, .'U
boro, Monday, and from this city j mile south of Hiilsboro, and cut
took her to St. Vincent's Hospital, mile west of Farmington. For fur
Portland, where she will tie given ther information, address
Both
Second Street, Hlllmboro, Or
..Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., Prom.,
Keep constantly on hand a fin
supply of fresh meat of all kind.
A Mew Ere In Prloe
We are going to sell meat at price low
er than those which have prevailed in
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
One door Bast Tualatin Hotel
Maio Street, Blllsbore, Oregsa.
6R0CERIE511
I VIM L.C -Vlt-V irr x.
.011 will be Satislrd
llscaui r srry th. ,,,
Ufsctmy st.Hk of CwrilM
U' city. sit 1,, ,llwr
011 th p-.lut f .mslit,, W
.ictrtoil,. u b) ,Mtiia
of h.gli .H.Uly th.,, t1l
Jihss. Uilitm.ty luW ,,K(r
will Mot buy stspl, ,,1, ,u-
lirir.
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medical treatment. Mr. Blackall I
baa been sick (or more than a I
month.
J P. Heltell.of Sell wood, was'
In the city Monday, and called on !
the Argus. Mr. Heltzell took up a
homestead near Banks, over 30
years ago, which he still owns
He is at present living with his
daughter at Sell wood, and con
templates a trip to California noon.
A. P. Brandt, who is stopping
temporarily at Dallas, was in town
Monday. Mr. Brandt is asm of,
John Brandt, who settled near the
old Tualatin bridge, 3 miles from I
Tigardville. 33 years ago. and who1
will be remembered by old timers. !
A. P. Brandt has been out of the
state for some years past, snd has '
come back to Oregon to stay, and
may settle in Washington county.
Bad Knutsoo, of Sherwood, who
was arrested for assault and battery
on Andy J. Hess of the same place,
a couple of weeks sgo, and who was
in jail about eight days at this
piece, had a hearing before Justice
H. T. Bagley, last Saturday, and
waa fined $20 Not having the
cash at hand, Koutsnn served out
the remainder of the ten days, and I a. Morgan dm-...
K. Horkhaller,
4 (liu Hiilsboro, Ore,
Notice of Final Settlement
N'ntK-r Is hrrrhy iMven that th un.lnf
Igntsl Administrator "f th relate f Ml
i hsel Welch, drs rard, lis lllml In th.
County Court of th. tiale of (rgiu, for
Waihlnutoii County, hl llusl . vomit In
thr mailer of said .stair, and said Court
hhil Monday, th. Kill day of I !..
I 'S. Mi th. r.Miiny court rtxjin in tills.
ro. Or eg.. ii. at I..I1 uYl.s- A. M ., nl au
day. so ih" 11 mi- and plai-o for I, raring ol,
jrctlons to said lin.,1 c tiunt and for Ih.
Iltial oeltirtiient of said mtatv.
Datrd this Jan. In, Hun
JOIIS WELCH.
Adiniiiislratol of thr raial. of Mli'Ua.l
Wrlrh, D,H-rad,
Itagl.y Hare, Atlofiuv for Adinliils
Notice to Creditor
Notice Is hi'rrhy given that thr uitd.r
xiKUrd liaa Iwli duly apH,utnl a,liultil
tratrli of th. rttat ol to-org. A, Morgan,
dr-.ttsrd, and ha duly iiialllul sa such,
Now, Hi. Tel., re. all .ron hating
t'lnlms avaliisl said ratat. are hnn-l,y t
qmrtsl aud iiotllnsl to iiwnl thr lam. to
inn lib pros-r yoiii-h.M th.r.for at th.
law nlll. r of Itaglry , Hare, in II ill!ro,
Oregon, on or IIoj H) inoiillis from
thr da!, hrrrof.
I'ai.d this Mth day of January, A. D.
I'i,
II EN It I ETTA Moltil AS.
Administratrix of the estatn of tlmrg.
.aatst.
Altornrys for Admliili
tratrix.
ARE YOU WANTING A HOME?
34 A acres, io t miles from Portland, three
fourths of a mile from good railway station;
all cleared and in a high state of cultivation;
all well fenced, small orchard; on two good
public roads. New 5-room house, new ham,
good outbuildings. House all pliinik'd for
hot and cold water. Price, $X,ooo; one third
cash, balance to suit the purchaser.
20 acres io2 miles west of Portland; all
cleared and in high state of cultivation, well
fenced, 011 good public road; good liearing or
chard; bam cost $650, good house and out
buildings. $7, exxx One of the best buys in
the vicinity of Portland.
44 acres 10 miles from Portland, all clear
ed and in high state of cultivation; some good
bearing fruit trees; on leading public road,
half mile from good railway station. 1575.
12 1-2 acres, one mile from good railway
station, 2 acres cleared, balance stump pasture,
soil rich, and lays well; good running water.
Price, $150 per acre; easy terms.
7 acres, -mile from railroad station, two
acres cleared, balance good timber, soil rich
and lays well; on good public road. Price,
$125 per acre; easy terms.
19 1-2 acres half mile from good railroad
station, 18 acres cleared, balance fine fir grove;
good running water, on good public road; soil
rich aud lays well. Price, $250 per acre; $50
per acre, cash, balance to suit.
10 acres, all cleared, and in high state of
cultivation, on two good public roads, all set
to Winter apples of the very best variety, now
2 years old and in healthy condition; fenced;
good large chicken house. Only 4500. One
of the best apple orchard buys near Portland.
21 acres, all cleared aud in high state of
cultivation; all fenced; 8 acres of good two
year old orchard, set to the very best of Win
ter apples; good 9-room house. 6250. One
of our best buys. Must be seen to apppreciate.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
245 1-2 Stark vStreet, Portland, Oregon.
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There Is As Much Difference
Between nn unpulntcd floor
and a floor puintcd with
The Most Perfect of Floor Paints
A there it l.clrcn the two alave llluMMtrd kil hrnv It -.hull out
tliM Jic genus, sates UUtr, lends lulimmy lu the home.
Msd by
Wc luvc just received a large hipmnt of all kinds of
Heath & Million Paint
1 1 ours for a j Deal,
Rowell Bros. & Co., Scholls.
In Thm Sick Room
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At W. V. WILEY'S
PRIVATE BOXES
O
UR PATRONS should'al
ways feel free to store their
private Ijoxcs in our vault.
Also your private papers.
Only fire proof vault in
Washington County. We
nuke no charge. . . .
J. W. SHUTE, Banher,
HIIXSBORO, . . OREGON
This Spray is Endorsed
Br A. b. CordLy, Oregon Agricultural CofU
We guarantee our Spray to test 30 per cent, aud
each barrel is marked with the test. To introduce
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the Phoeu
taiote speci
ia niaiKCU Willi IIIC test, IO iuii"'"--
euix Spray to every fruit grower I will
ccial prices, barrel lots. Write agent below.
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David M h - ..., "vai.is, ore ,
M '"'" co, I'ortlaml.Orniron. . , . 1-
Iteiirhir: In reply u your Idler of the llh Inst. I am gl'l tr
aide Ui report that the r.wult ohtaliied from the use. of your I'lmen
h !..!yW!!.? v.",7 "4'-'"b)ry, Indued I tstd It by illlulli'K J"
ii.'! o' , tn "'"'"'I l"-y w applied thoroughly and favorably to
i.. u, y"'r" ttt, "l,,"'le'l, a"'! even a weaker wWtitloii
R"!",,1! "'"lltV eradicated the imihI from sprayed trees. ' '
. uu ,f "" l,mr" l,""t lwu '''' K" f'lH'l to reveal any v uK
scale upon either frullor trees. (NIkuihI) A. H. COltDbl' .
$11.50 p.r bbl. of 50 gallon f, o. b .tther PortUnd
or Deaverton. or 25 ctnli par gallon at my farm. fr
las than barrel quantities bring your can.
D- LE1S, DEAVERTON, ORe". R.F.D. I
SOLfe AGENT for WASHINGTON CO.
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