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Are You Wanting' a Home?
If you'are looking for a home, cither a
farm, or a residence in town, call en the
Webfoot Realty Company
If you have a farm to sell, or city proper
ty to put on the market, list it with us.
We buy and sell Timber Lands. Also
make a Specialty of Business Chances.
OLD WELLS FARGO LOCATION.
Independent Phone, 193
HILLSDORO - OREGON
Money Money Money
We art going to U'k to too about inonev and
peitKularlv ho to save it. It is the exmmk.xht'r
are deal in. It is our business. We haw toW
it a stud. We full? understand hoar "all hare
to work to get their money. "
The question is "How to Save Money." We
wish to assist all who earnestly desire to estab
lish the saving habit and start a saving account
at our bank.
We will loan you, free of charge, one of our
beautiful pocket savings banks These banks
make people aare. We know they do. If you
carry one you will be surprised how soon you will have a snug savings bank
account to your credit. Pat a dollar in the bank and are how it longs fur
company. Come in and get one of these banks carry it for a while, and
see lor yourself that you will save many a dollar which otherwise would get
away from yen then open a bank account Ikmt forget it. 1V it now
today. It may prove the luckiest move of your ltfe.
The Cornelius State Bank
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OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
of'm'minnville
W. P. Dvke is the Washington county agent for this
GREAT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
t, cor. tod and Washington Sts., Hilltboro. Independent Phone, 137
NEWPORT
YAQilWA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
Ta Place U G for Perfect Rett aad Every Ccetv
fete form of Healthful MJ DeKfktfwl Recre.tio
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best of food and an
abundance of it. Fresh water from springs. All mod
ern necessities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets
freshly provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cot
tages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply.
Strict municipal sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to
Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout.
Rate from Hillsboro
Season six-month ticket $6.00
Saturday to Monday ticket $3.00
Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a concise description of Newp ort
including a list of hotels, their capacity and rates. Call
on, telephone or write
P.G. VICKERS, Local Agent
a. MoMTJnRAT
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
Desire tc announce that
hi has just received a
Diet line of celebrated
pllliiai 1 11 B Jl 111 I authorising laid guardian to sell tbe real
V Tlieautahereinafurdeacnbed at public sale.
. mg s -a fl! iH.onlbltdayor Aueust, lSUH.attbe
Z A " flrl I lflilf& Zjuu uooror ue uotirt House in Hilla-
ITI VrCll lilt? I ! boro, Oregon, at one o'clock in tbe after-
.i I rwwin nfuM tv H 1 w maII - 1.1 1 i
to the highest bidder for caab iu band, the
m ; followlnir described real ornate, to-wit-
y ; Beginning at the southeast corner of
twin, uelger Jr. U. L. V. in T. 1 8. K. 3 W.
1 Will M than, nrt .I. .1.. p
...... w. . , aWu awa U?S mj BtVUH MM,
I line of said claim 1781.7 feet, which ia a
1 point 30 feet south of a ooint ttchaina 8.
of the northeast corner of the said claim;
uik ounn iw ueeree oi min. west on a
line parallel with tha north lin of I) I.
: C. 751 12 feet; tbeuce aoutberlr on a line
I paraiiei w me eaat line or aair claim
I 1770 3 feet, more or leas, to south line of 11
! L. C, thence along aouth line of said D. I,.
i t. aouth M dev. 61 min. eaat 761.12 feat ti
Conklin
Gloves
embracing both tbe lens;
and short wrists. These'
g lores hare always given
satisfaction, at least that
is tbe verdict of buyers.
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Call and See Them J
A full line ol Sweat Tads
nd Buggy Whips, In all "
stylet and all prices.
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i tne place of beginning, containing 30.73
, more or ieti, in waaninglon toun
hillxboro, Oregon, this July
acres,
'Ti Oregon.
Dated at
3oth, im.
Guard lau of
Person.
W.
. B. HUSTON.
W. Oeiger.an Insane
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Downward Course.
Fast Being Realized by
Hillsboro People
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f AU ktndi ol Prwh Meata. Prices llaa-
"' aonablc. Will meet all competition.
I! ' Chlckcaa anal Poultry alwaya on band
nposj order. Pre delivery to all parts
) ' of tbt town. Wa bay rat atock.
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' GUARDIAN'S SALE
Notlca la hereby 1wb that tha undar-
aignea guaruiaa ui w (mwu . T"l
Of W. W. Ulger, an toaano rermm, ,oj
virtue o an order of tbo County Court of
A little backache at first.
Daily increasing till the back it lame
and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Diabetes and finally Bright' disease.
This Is the downward course of kid
ney ills.
John Gotcher, of a8y North Nineteenth
treet, Portland, Oregon, says: "Since
the early part of 1903, wbea I gave a
testimonial recommending Doaa's Kid
ney Pills, I have had some further occa.
aions to use tbe remedy and have always
lounu u or great value in relieving kid
ney complaint. It never fails to help
me, and 1 therefore am pleased to recom
mend it on every occasion."
Foraale bj all dealer'. Price,
60 ceota. Foatar-Milburn Co , Buf
falo, New York, sol agenU for the
United SUtee.
Remember Jhe name poan, ) anAr. Pir kin
Try Cola a, tha famous irspe
jurw, at ralmatwr'a Confectionery.
James Lou Jon. of South Tuala
tin, was in town Monday forenoon.
Wo. McCormick, ol laurel, was
a oountystat risitor Monday morn
ing. Harrest crews supplied with
bread, by the Cily Hskery, Main
street. 1 Stf
Born, to Mr. and Mr. Wm. Kop
pal, of Foreet llruve. Ore., August
19. UHXS, a aon.
frank Weieeobeck. ruanager of
tha Keedville hoprard, was iu the
city last Saturday.'
Misses Ten nee- sod Kva Weath
er rd went over to Newport last
Saturday for an outing.
Ki Commissioner C. R Buchan
an, of Cornelius, was a paaeenger
10 tha Newport beach last Saturday.
A marriage lioe-nse waa issued on
the 22d inst. to Ira 0 McCormiok
and Misa Olga Peterson, both of
this county.
Hop pickara wanted at the Rsed
Title bop yard. No Japa employ
ed. Addreoe W. V. Hoatetle'r,
Reed rills, Ore. 21 tf
The Bailey and Jsrry E. Beck,
who apent several days last week,
6shiog on Dairy Creek, returned to
Portland last Friday.
- Wanted, at once Bids on fiOO
cords of first-class cord wood, de
livered at Hillsboro. Address,
"Wood," Argua office 21-24
K. C. Mutiny, of Laurel, waa in
town Monday Mr. Molloy haa 15
acres of fine hope this year, which
be will begin picking about the 5lh
of September.
Tbe famous Haze! wood Ice
Cream, Lowoey'e and Atdoo Choc
olates, just what everyone wants,
at Palmateer'a Confectionery. 21tf
Ulysseee Jackson and wife, of
Foeeil, Ore., who visited eerersl
days with friends and relatives Id
this county, left for their home
East of tbe Mountains, Tuesday.
President William P. 8tark and
three members of the Missouri
Mate Board of Horticulture will
spend two entire weeks in Oregon
before they complete their tour of
the Stat.
Mr. and Mrs. McFadden, of
Orenco, returned last Saturday,
from a trip to the Newport beach.
Mr. Mcradden ia tbe architect and
builder for the Nursery Compaoy
at Orenco.
Marion Mays.ol Glencoe, a'mem-
b-r of the firm of Maya Broe, is
camped with his family at Klk
City, for a week or so. Mr Maya
formerly conducted a atore at the
last named place.
Tbe Union Meat Company's
bsieball team was defeated br tbe
Forest G rove Colts at Foreat Orove,
last Sunday, after a bard fought
battle. The score waa 2 to 1.
Robinson, the Colls' twirler struck
out 16 men, and only allowed 0
hits.
David Rice, weil known in this
county, and for more than 10 yeara
a nurse in tbe Soldiers' Home at
Rosebarg, was visiting in Hillsboro
the latter part of the week, and
may make his home in the future
with his son-in-law, Clarence Mays,
of Scholia.
Tbe Mountaindale Tigers played
a pickrd up nine at Shute Park,
last Sunday afternoon. From the
7th to tbe 11th inning the score
stood 7 to 7, but in tbe 11th inning
tbe Tigers got in tbe deciding run,
which made the score 8 to 7 in
favor of tbe visitors. Some good
playing was done by both clubs.
Many cattle all over tbe United
States annually are poisoned by
the deadly larkspur. A Colorado
man recently experimented by
reeding tbe leaves to a calf, with
oat any bad results. Later be
gave it the roots of tbe larkspur,
and the animal soon. died. This
justifies tbe belief that tbe poison
oos matter is contained in tbe
roots and not the leaves.
The Committee on Ways and
Means appointed by tbe Orrgon
Uood Ivoads Conference have ar
ranged for a Good Roads Conven
tion at Tillamook September 4tb,
and another at Koseburg Septem
ber 22od. Other meetings are on
der consideration and definite dates
will be decided within a few days.
There is universal determination to
make this campaign tbe most ef
fective the state has ever ex peri
enced.
A petition bas been filed in the
Tillamook county court, asking for
tbe establishment of a new wagon
road. Tbe new route would strike
tbe Southern Pacifio line at Gaston,
and it is figured that by tbe new
road, Tillamook could get a mail
to Portland and return in 22 hours.
It is also estimated that the gov
ernment could save $2,000 a year
on mail contracts. It would also
open up a good country to settle
ment.
There will be considerable diver
sity in prices for hop-picking this
year in Washington county unless
hopgrowers get together. Some
yards will pay a cent a pound,
some 90 cents a hundred ana some
bat 80 cents. Last year all yards
paid $1 a hundred. Tbe crop this
year will not reaob last year's
yield by 75 per cent, as there are
many uncultivated yards, while
score of yards have been plowed
lL manoa.
Fancy pastry, wedding rake,
etc., at the City lUkery, Main St.
C. L Hinman, a prominent For
est Grove btiainess men, was in the
city Monday, aud called
For sale: From 10 to 60 head of
well bred Angora goats, f 1 to I'i M
each. C. Kehee, Karuiinglon, Ore
goo. '.M '12
Eugene Pan I, of near Keedville,
waa in town last Saturday. He i
doing a good busineea this yesr
with his steam threshing outfit.
Ira Latimer, tha Tills turn k har
bor who was aocitlenlally shot b
Billy Martin, of McMinnville, over
at Netarta. and bo is a son in-law
of James Young, is reported to be
getting along all right.
Thompson Broe., of Mountain
dale, whose mill was destroyed by
fire some months ago, bar com
nienced to operate iheir new mill
The new mill will out 2.UX) feet
of lumber tr diy, aqd is located
in tbe midst of a choice lot of tim
ber. In harvest time, when davS are warm,
II ia the atore of on the farm.
You need some drink that do not harm.
Nor give our friends Ibe least alarm.
Now gu.nl soft drinkitliey havearharm.
And suit the coame or rholi-e schtwl
ma'sm. Lo-ne Palmateer with arms luimeo,
With pleasure will such things discnse.
Miss Fealherstons, of Berkeley,
Cel., who waa engaged by the
Board of Directors of tbe Hillsboro
public school, to leach ths lOih
grade here the cowing school yesr,
will not be able lo fulfill her con
tract, and the position is now open
for another teacher.
While chopping wood on the old
niaeer larm. 'i miles west of town,
last Saturday, Gottlieb Lundsbnrg
bad the misfortune to striks his lfi
arm with the at at a point near th
wrist, aakiog an ugly gash, and
penetrst ng to the bone. Dr. F. A
Bailey was calied and dreeeed ths
wound.
A passenger train on the South
ern Pacific was wrecked four miles
north of Eugene, Sundsv night
Frank Boulton, fireman, and three
unknoan tramps were killed, and
engineer Jack Nichols so badly in
jured that he will die. The train
struck a cow on the trsck while
goiiig at a good rate of speed.
l Dree cars were derailed, and aev
eral passengers were injured.
ine Sherwood White Sox went
up against the Portland All Starr
club last Sunday, and were defeat
ed 2 to 1 . This i the third defeat
at sL - tli. it t .
or toe rvnne box in i games
played Ibis summer, which is tbe
best record held by any amateur
club in the state. It i hoped that
arrangements can be made for the
third game of tbe series between
the Sherwood clob and the Foreat
Grove Colts to take place io Hillsboro.
Ja. Young and family reluroid
from Netarta Monday afternoon,
after a 40 days' stay at the beach.
Accompanying them was Oust. Jsn
"u, 1st aeeiBiani aeeper 01 lb
Cape Mears lighthouse, who will
stay a few days, and look over the
country. Mr. Jensen waa 4 years
- 11 II l r, i .
on luiamooK iioci, ana at one
time be stayed ou the Rock for 17
months before getting shore leave.
While coming to Hillsboro, Mr.
Janseo saw for the first lime io his
life a threshing machine in opera
tion. He haa followed the sea
most of bis life.
Geo. Hchulmerich is proud of
some views taken bv Mra. Hchul
merich on their recent trip through
tbe Cascades. Tbsy are mounted
ready for the stereoecooe. and are
exceedingly well done. They em
brace camp scenes, and bhotograDhe
of rivers, lakes, lava beds, etc , and
one view represents the whole camp
in bed, all but the artist. Geo
especially looks ths part of a sleep
ing beauty, with bis bsad peering
out from the bedclothes, and bis
face covered with a three weeks'
growth of hairy alfalfa Tbe
Sobulmericbs have a fine collection
of Oregon views, Mrs. Schulmtricb
being an adept with the camera.
There will beathne days ses
sion of tbe Rassellville Clackamas
County Grange on Sep'. 10, 11 and
12 President Perrin, of the Paci
fic College, bas written Chairman
Huffman that be will attend and
give alecture. President Campbell,
01 tne mate university, is expected
to deliver an address. J. H. Ack
rman, State Superintendent of
Publio Schools, is on the program
for Saturday. Dr. James Withy
combe, director of the experimental
station of the Oregon Agricultural
College, writes that tbe following
members of tbe faculty will deliver
addresses: C. J Lewie, "Horticul
ture;" H. I), Soudder, "Study of
the Soil;" Dr. Witbycombe, "Agri
culture;" President Kerr, subject
not announced. Mr, Huffman is
also corresponding with other edu
cators. Friday will be Grange Day.
On that occasion addresses will be by
8tate Master A.' T. Buxton, State
Lecturer J. J. Johnson and Stale
Secretary Mrs. Mary S. Howard
Notice of Final Account
Notice is hereby given that Jainea II.
Muiilau, bavin reainm! ait adminis
trator of the eHtate of James McNulty,
deceaeed, haa filed his final aonount aa
hiicIi administrator, and that tin County
Court of the Hi ate ofOreiim for the Coun
ty of Washington has Axed August 81.
liXM, at 10 o'clock A. M., aa the time, and
the court room of aald court at Hillsboro,
Oregon, aa the place for tbe hearing of
objections to said filial account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated July 28. 1MM,
Liquor Lkenat
in tiik tovisry rovnr or thk
STATK Vt OKItUOK. roR waalllNU
TON rot-STY.
Ill the malttrnf tl Ali.Ui of J. M.
Miller for a I.KwiM v aell riiiriluou.
litoua and Mall l.i.i n in taaa quail
title than una falluH In Itanka imHAi.
T. tlw lliiHirlil Cminlf I'outt uf tbe
Stale r Oinroii. n n MliiHI'mi euunir
The UHlrinid iMmtkiuoo. Una! voters
of Hank I'Uviiii'I. aliiitii county
UrMii, am! lao-iitnilii a najrtly of
Urn iKl voter of w.l (tanks irwlnel
fornivtly knoan a, I'avirir riiMi. ami
IwuiS actual raaliltnla ul ail rvlivt
ami haitiif actually mlt lharain Ihtrtv
Ur immntially "Mnf Ilia data of
Ibis lx-tili.il, a 011 M rataotftllly 4ltlon
your Hoiiotaliia Itolr and eak that a It
cans u ell irtluoua, tmm and mall
llttiora. In laaxiuanlltlaa than oi alla,
In aaitl Hanks pn-um-t, VVsihtnsum iun
Iv. Orittftm, hagtaniatl and iail lo J. M
MIlH-r, a raaliloul uf aaltl ra,-lni', for a
iwitou. of on vaar,
latal this tin.l .lay of Jut,. UU.
John 5illtc, Strphru Lurler, Har
ry J Mailer. Jack Mauaa. C C l'rilay. Jim
I iioirf , U ni Situlli, C.r'itjr llrrli, I) 8
Shillirr, 1. Vanileiianilen. 1 S lialloaav.
.M Uarmotia, Iraak l'rr, V KhHi, S
tid, V' tHrlirt. I. K CaratrD. Jitm
Friday, Jo l.urief, llenrv Yandrhry, Y
ttatrrl, John l.ii'rl, Harry YarBall,
W in S llrlUrl. John Cop, W M rlaalcv.
A Kralt. O K Mills, t. It Irglra. t. N
l-:atlrr. j K U k. U I. Woo.1, I. ktrla. V
I .Sohlrr, Walter I IWaid. I'rtrr I'mIvI,
Vir.1 Moatell, A X Mrtarr. I. Crrt, K
i hlrsl. K Yaiidouiliti. Kill I'utiho, J
Weal, loliu H KrtnohU. C V Ktrnolda,
C A Wttxni, Joarpli Hiygin. TIicixI.ut
lireene, J no l'roii, Wm t, Yalke, lieu
ry Naruu, Wm Yaiidonwlin. llcoiy Sua
baiter, lirnry Yogt, J B Itryaolda Jr. I.
Strobuwyer, tWo Yandrrianlrn, l" U
Coi.t.eo Lipjrt, R (1 Thuminon, t
Hrlttrl. A YaudrriaiHlvn. Wut I' tWard.
C K Uruwn, Hrtntu-n I'rtriwu, Iialn
Tir. K .Sbaiuhy, W II Miiltll. Cbas l
Yaughn, John Salurr, ti W lluira, M
Y farairr. Jack r-hrtlr. Cbas Hrlln Jr.
Ceo W Harntl, Cbas Lorrni. J WUIiauia.
t'hartr ,Sjwii!i. Cbas Krta'rr, fretj
Saruji, J V Caratens, W C SchnrKtrr.
(', Itrallng. K I Rulli, W H Uuigaurtb,
I-; 1) Mrtai, John Samp, J C Cos. Wm
Yandertarwlen, 1) J Kalhaa, Henry Yan
domelin. Tburatim kt KrynuUla, C W
iKxlaoti. I II Crawford Jacob Yuba, Julia
Catdarll. R J Hanks. J Narnp. t. M
Ku.lrr. Uui Roy, A W Mills. C H loaaa.
V J Uwis. T linger, frank. Sell. William
.irgler, A J YamU-bey, Urnc.t Hungrr.
tJ Yanteriandcn. M llulwr, Henry To
brr, II Hunger, Frank Nartip, N A !-
ley. A O kilhin, C II Hamilton. J II
Herb, Carl F lrvoi. A Kolurnloa-rl. II
t Mottrrt. Henry Cop, J C Smith. Oo
Yamtrhry, J H 1'llnwn. Fled Berry, ( ha.
I llett). Herman t.;p. (I hlirarer, W C
lliivr., J W fbillipa. VA Morgan, (Veorge
LarnM-rttuin, Jeaae J HraH, A Yandoui
lin. W L Thomo, t P btmbtuayer.
Cheater RoIjrrU, J M Vandyke. Chaa R
l-Vld. John Yamtoaarlin. Cnat Rrillng.
W ininutn, Martin Yandeibrouk, II It
Helticl, C Strokmever, J II Kt-rly, Wai
KUIban, M Kahlan. Wm 11 Kberly, r
Fields. J Rolrts II I Smith, F K !avte,
I'eter Yandrrianden, W It baker, W II
Rriling, Joha If Mcllargor, II B iKMu ky
V K Nirbalam. I) k Croatbcr, Mart
I'uene, I'etrr Fa-Ida, B Fildav, Ino IhkI,
ey, Theo Vamleriamba. M II I'aiker
Jack Woo.1, K I. Roy, Frank Klliwwan,
II M YaudeKawIrn, F A Klrta, I M
Miller.
NiTt s or I.'iit'oa Liumi
To whom It may eunrarn: Nolle It har
by Ki"t thai th atilralsutl rvaldaut of
Hanks ;rrlnr4, Waahlnston county, Or,
ion, will 011 Wmluaaiia the Ind day of
IwptnnitKir. liajB, si lau o'clock. A. M of
said day praaaat III forglns mHIUou lo
Hi County Court of h Stele of OraH
for Wellington (Entity, HUlalwm'
Uraajon, and at aald lima and p!
aak thai a llranaa b laaucl io th undar
sigtw.1 applicant to aall atilrtluout, vlnoua
ami mall IWiium In lunka tr. iiot, WaaU
inaton Soiiitly. lli-m, In lnu iiuatillll
I hau nfi gallon fur a iii4 uf una yaar
frim the dau of the laananc of am b II
canar. id thla Kh day of Jnlv, lj.
.. , . .. 1 U MILl.fck. A..l.mut
lUglcydi Hare, AUurnaye for Appll,-a,.u
CITATION
IN THE COUNTY rof.HTV or I HE
MTATK OK OHKdON, rOK
WAHHISUTON Cot! STY
In tha maiLMr tA 1 1. k'.,.,.
Huaau K. Tanner, dwaasad.
To U. K. Kami. William Kama. Hbr
man Kama, John Karus, Frail k arm.
newion Kama, Arthur Kama, Hu
aarim, r.umi Karnt, S3, a. ltotwrUuii
a It HuiiibI K I'
Faalir, VS. C. Itoliartaon. II K l(,.i-..-...
Angiillii H. Miller, Jraaia Nlliarl. Mary
Sthart. Uu HIi.miI, NalllH Htlckal and
I.yda Hodge and to all utlier parson un
known IhUireatctl In said ealata, Urnxtlns
In the name nf the Htat of Oregou!
You and aw h of ynti are hereby cited and
required to appear In the County Court or
tha Hut of Oregon, for Iba Couuly of
Washington at llieoourt room tbaraof. at
HllUluiro in Utm feat, I 1. tr: ..
Ingtoh, HUte of Oregon, on Monday, th
Slat day of Aiiguat, IIJUB, at ten o'clock i,
tbe forenoon of that day, and then and
thara iiltfiv miiw it - . .
an order of eala ahonld not La mal auth
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K.
H. T.
aata'e
hat
unaiug ainMwering ana lcnlnK
. ,7.' r. uinwiu mil
ui Mill ml mililiii mil .11.... .. 1. 1
blililnr for paah, the (ullowlng real .rour
iM 1 1 1 1 1 n I 1. ... ...I.I . ,. "
nki niata, li)wii:
All nf th rolloaliin i-.iiu.i . i .
. inn. , . II VI, lW UniU
erty In the Untinly ol Waaliliiglon aiid
i.,-wiv, oamg more oar-
t Clllar v llaacrlhail H.I,,.. !.. . .
ouarter of the tiortbeaat qiiarler of section
.'111 L..n .....II. ........ It . . ... ......
Mar. Alan a lnii,,r I...J 1 ,. . , .
the; aoutbtiast corner of the above da-
HTiiMNi iraisior tana running theni-e north
41) ehe tlmiin i,. F.i 1 ......
- . imi iiiniiiaj
outh JO chs 1 theniie east VI f,t; tbeiiiie
. Bllu mrnoa weal nlia, to
pleeor lieglniiliiK, nontalnlng ai ai:rea
of land, more or less, as prayed for in tha
petition of ,.!. Lftiklater a-lmlpl,-traUir,
filed herein.
Witness the Honorable J. W OimmIIii.
Judireof tha Count r.,,ni ,.ri.. u..... 1
Oregon for the Count of W..1.1
with the seal of aahl Court tltlsed, Uila
Ii7lb day of July, lixm. '
Attnst: J. W. HAII.KY,
Oouuty (,'lerk.
Hy KDW. C. I.lJCK,
Dupiily.
Administrator's Notice
Notice Is bernli 11.., 11.. n
Oourt of Wasf.l.ri7rV . " iV.. V
ha appointed the undHrsjKiied aa admin!
iMtralor of tha cmImim, ..r f ...... l, , ,.,
de,a,, and that be baa duly qi;.,wj
agaliiHt aal.l Jm u"'"'"'
present them to me. with proper vouch
ors at the taw office nf W.N. Harrett. at
uregon. within ail months
Iroin the date of this notl,-e. ""i"a
iaieo una July IHOH.
fKA T. MILI.H.
AdnilnNtraUir ol the K state of IouraR
Mill, lieceaaed,
W. N. Harrett, Attorney for Adnir.
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Vaught's
Grocery
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- We Want
YOUR GROCERY BUSINESS
Wc rc j.reparttl t serve you in any vapaviiy mi ,casoDi
No, we are uot j)tittinK on u ilcaramc sale of
$5 allocs, at a.,Sj uor arc wc .inK nt f
luisincss
Bt! Wl NOW ARl GOING Oil AMIR MORI HlSIMSS
I. Our price on grocer ics arc riht. 2 Wc have
the swcllcst liue of ladies' ami kciUs' nIi.kts wC hire
ever allowed. 3 Now, in regard lo a waKoU; ahco
you Ulnk waeou, think H.tin,aiid wc save y..u f5 (mj,
4--Ixt u talk urices with you tut I'Ukk'", J'lows, har
row, discs, Btccl rollers, raiu drills',' spray i.u'iiim
windmills, McCormick mowers, hinders and rakes. We
have just received our ImuliiiK twine.
Wm, MR. f AJMIR. (HJ MA V SO MOSH 10 GIN I M,
Nor do you waut to j ay more for wns than thCy m
worth so you should buy wheic you can do the bet
Get our Prices, theu the other fellows', and ymi will I
convinced.
Vouri for a letil,
Rowell Bros. & Co., Scholls.
K1NNESSWOOD
ACREAGE
Joining; town of Reed
ville on the NortHeast
Just laid ofT l.y the Shaw l'car Co., of
l'ortlaud, iuto 5-acrc tracts. Formerly
kuowu as the I.ystruj) farm, aud is cou
ceded by all who know the tract to I
one of the richest pieces of land in the
Willamette Valley. For terms aud par
ticulars, apply to the
Shaw-Fear Company
243 1-2 Sturh St. Portland, Oregon
Our Mt. Hood Deer
Has them all beaten when it comes to
purity of water, which comes from the
Sparkling founts of "Old Mt. Hood" u
v..- purer water in the worldl
la a Hygienic Product
Call and see for yourselves. Constantly
on draught and iu bottles. It is the wa
ter and the quality of the brew. Try it.
If you want a good smoke, we handle the
. CELEBRATED SCHILLER .
the finest smoke for the money that is
made in the "Oregon Country."
Try Our 'Grand Dad WhisKey!
Pronounced by experts to be the finest of
blends. Come acd sec us when you are
in the city We'll treat you right. Main
Street, across from the Farmers' Stables.
A7 HDAr.r, Prno.
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HILLSBORO