HHISB010 ARCUS. OCT. 15. 19S
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County Official Papcr
Subscription: l -'" Pr Annum.
Wsor! Kery Tharwtaj
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;l II. It McHINSKT
Tht vrerr-nt campaign hai not
bwn characterized by grt at interest
on either eiile. The real ieeuee
have hern beclouded by charge
anil counter charge. Roth Candi
das hiwerer, have been accorded
Urge crowds, wherever they bate
rpoken. Republicans concede that
the election will be closer than in
former yeare. but it look though
Taft would win. He has come out
plainly and unniuivocally against
the truttf, and has announced that
h will cirry out, so far as possible
the policies of Rwsevelt, in regard
to thot-e predatory interest Ore
gon will, it is believed, give Taflits
uual republican tusj rity.
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There is a strong txntiment in
this section fjr a couoly fair The
success of the street fair, just closed,
has awakened a feeling of pride in
our exhibitable products. Two
men, whore names are withheld at
present, both effer to take f.MX) in
stock in a county fair corporation,
and other men of means are urging
that such an orgauiz&tion be form
ed Ojr industries are no longer
infantile. We are easily the lead
ing dairy county of the state, and
other products are of the best. We
have some of the finest garden land
ia the state, and lead all other
counties in the quantity of onions
produced. Our hops, hay, wheat
and fruit sUnd high in the mar
kets, and our milling oats are at a
premium. We also have eome of
the finest bred stock in the state,
and it is being improved every
year, by additions from the outside
Washington county is everywhere
regarded as one of the most fertile
and prosperous counties in Oregon,
and there are good reasons why we
should have a county fair, where
our s-pler.did products can annually
b exhibited, not alone to gratify
local egotism, but for the further
and more general purpose of adver
tising our grand resources to the
ouiBide world, and thereby adding
to our wealth and population.
Henry Bishup, of the Bishup
mill, near Glencoe, called today.
Call on or phone to Dennis for
groceries. A complete and up to
date line always on hand.
Born, to the wife of S. A Brry,
Hillnboro, Ore, Oct. 12, 1908, a
daughter.
Mrs. Daniel Roe, of near Moun
taiudale, killed a tine, big deer, one
day last week.
The K. 0. T. M , of Greenville,
will give a darce ai th'ir hall. Sat
urday night, October 17. 30tf
Mrs E la Palmer, of Mountain
dile, and Miss Isabel Uregg, ol
L?isyville, were in town today.
Wra. Nelson, Ed. Wann and W
H. Taylor, and ton, Will, left today
for a deer hunt on the Nehalem
Vetch seed for sale. The best
variety. Apply to A Chalmers
Forest (irove, Ore , R. 2, or at farm
near Centervule. 25-tf
A meeting of the Hillsboro Taft
club was held in this city last Sat
urday night. The club made the
temporary officers the permanent
.1. ones, and adjourned. Benton Bow
'( man is president, and E L. Per
ijf k'iuK secretary.
The general merchandise store of
Briggs Bros , at Dilley, was entered
Wednesday night by thieves, and
among the articles stolen wae 175
worth of jewelry. A description of
the jwelry was telephoned to Sher
iff Hancock, this morning, and
hteps have been taken to apprehend
the thieves
The bdy of Charles Olmstead
who died in Montana, Saturday
has been shipped to Forest Grove
for burial. Mr. Olmstead was
resident of Forest Grove. He went
to New York some months ago for
medical treatment, and was Beem
i gly much better and had started
lor borne. A widow and time
email children euivive.
Anthony John Stoel vs. Eliza
beth Stoel is the title of a suit fir
divorce filed in the circuit court
this week. The couple were mar
rifd in Mantorville, Minn., in
1880, and have two children. In
compatibility of temperament, and
other things are alleged, as cause
' for the severance of the tie that
binds.
Miss Mary Ann Simpson, for
merly of HilJsboro, now residing in
England, writes a friend in this
city, that she has purchased a home
in itngland, ana namea it - nine
boro House," in honor of Hilleboro,
Orejjon. Miss Simpson recently
tent a check for 1100 to the di
rectors of the M. E. church at this
place, to be applied to the building
A very pretty wedding was solemn-'
ired at the home of Mr. and Mrs.;
John Miller, in Montavilla. Wed-,
rieoday evening, Oct. 1 4, UMV at I
o'clock, when their son. l.-slie.
was wedded to Mis Nancv France.!
daughter of Mr. and Mr M l.
France, of Montavill. Rev. CctTev
olViciahrg
The bride w dressed in en am j
crepe de ch'ne and lace, with veil j
and orange blossoms, and carried j
au arm bouquet of white carna-i
Hon. Ins I'NCleetnaul, Jessie
Gee, was dressed in pink, and car
ried a bouquet of p'tik carnations
Carl France, brother i-f the bride,
acted as groomsman.
Mis Allie Miller, sitter cf the
groom, plated the wedding march.
The house was beautifully deco
rated with autumn leaves, ferns
and potted plants.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the guests, numbering about sev
enty relative and friend, repaired
to the home of the bride's parents,
where a reception wa held and a
dainty luncheon served
Many beautiful and useful pres
ent were received
The young couple will make
their borne in Montavilla.
Mr. Miller is well known in t hif
city, and is a grandson of Mrs. Sti
an Brown.
Fine Sheep for Sale
I have a few thorougbbre-d Shrop
shire and Ramboulett etrly ratu
lambe, and two 2 year old Shrop
shire rams; also a choice tl ck of
20 Ramboulett ewes, with tine, ram
for this year's breeding. Will be
sold at a bargain, a I have de
cided to keep but one breed
Shropahires.
Ferd Groner.
Hillsboro, Ore., R. 2. 31 2
SUMMONS
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IS THE CIRCUIT COCKr OK THK
STATE OK OREGOS, KOR
WASHINGTON COIN TY
IS KtVITY.
Rosalia Robinson, Plaintiff
tleorjre Kdard Robinson, Defendant
To George Kdrd Uohitmnti, above
defendant'
In the name of the State of Oregon: j
You are hereby required to apiar and
answer the complaint filed atfaniMt you in J
the above entitled attic, on or lefore thei
2ih day of November, l'Os, Uit beintt
the lal day prescribed by the Court in
the order for the publication of this Sum
mons for such apuearano; or answer, and
it you fail to ao appear .aid complaint,
the plaiutitl wilt apply to the Conn for
the relief prayed for, to it: Kor a d
rree, that the bonds of matninony exi't
ing betneen plainiirT herein aud y uiretf.
b disstolved: and for a further decree,
that pliiiiitiff khall reume her maiden
name of Koaiie Kuiher: and for such
other aud further relief as to the Court
mar seem meet
Thia tummoin is published in the
HilJsboro Aritm for 6 consecutive week-",
by order of the County Jud of tlie
County Court of Vaihingt:i County,
State of Oreeoii, duly made and entered
on the l'Uh day of (Xtober, l'.
J. .Sil vestone,
Attorney for Plaintiff
SUMMONS
IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATK OF OREGON, KOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Anthony John Spiel, PlaintilT
VH.
Elizabeth Stoel, Defendant
To Elizabeth Stoel, the alnive nain-l
defendant.
In the name of the State of rnron: You
are hereby required to appear and answer
the Compiaim hied against you in ttie
above entitled wort ami raune on or he
fore November '.ti'h, V.lf, which in six
weeks after Ortotier loth, P. the date
ordered for the first publication of thia
notice, aim u you mil to so appear ami
answer the plaintiff will ply lor the re
lief prayed for in his complaint, to wit:
lor a decree diHsolviiur. the bonds of mat
rimony now existing between above
named plaiutitl and defendant, aud for
such other and further relief aa to the
court seems meet and iut.
Thin summons is published by order of
the Hon. I. Wesley Goodin, judge of tlm
above named court, made and entered on
the lbtb day of October,
Orey A Richardson.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, M Chamber of
Lommerce rildf(., 1 orlland, Ore.
Registration of Land Title
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THK
STATE OF OREGON, KOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the matter of the Application of John
J. Cole to register title to the Hw i4' of
riwJi of section iowimhip it Mouth,
Kantre 1 Went ol the Willamette .Men
dian, in Washington County, Oreiron
To all whom it may concern: Take
notice that on the lltli day of October,
I!, an application wan hied by the said
John J. Cole in the Circuit Court of
Waabinirton County. Oregon, for initial
regitraliou of the title of the laud above.
described.
Now uri lens you appear on or before
the loth day ot .November, A. I) v.m, and
show cauae why Hiich application nhall
not Ie granted, the same will betaken as
confeaMed, and a decree will lie entered
according to the prayer of the application,
ami you will lie forever barred from dia
putingthe name. J. W. bailey.
County Clerk of VVanliiiii;tori County
Oregon, am) Clerk of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon in aud for said County.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, Executor of the lam will and
teatament of Conrad bchulnterich, de
ceased, have filed their final account and
report in the County Court of Waaliing-
tou County, Oregon, and said Court ha
appointed Monday, the 6th day of Octo
ber, lHUtt, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in.,
of said day, a the time tor hearing ob-
ections to said account and report, and
the final aetliement thereof.
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., the fflth day
of August, 1908.
KDWAIU) SCHULMERICH,
WM. SCHULMERICH.
Executors of the lanl will and texta
meut of Conrad Nchulmerich, deceased.
Executors' Notice
Notice Is hereby given that I, the under
signed, have been by the Courdy Court of
LI1S DLaLS OI UfCKOIl iwi TianiilllKt'liI
County, duly appolnteil Executor of the
Estate of John L. banks, deceaaed, ami
have duly qualified as such. All persons
having claims against said cnlaie are
hereby notified to preneiit the aaine to me,
at the Jaw oftlceof W, N, Harrett in HiIIk-
FOR CASH
Look over our prices before
buying elsewhere. All Roods
are marked in plain figures
For the ucxt fifteen days we will give i2i jH.r
ceut disaniut on all Clothing. Ten per cent dis
count ou all Shoes aud Dry Goods.
We Are Headquarters For
Groceries
HKRK ARK A FEW OK OUR PRICKS
Kcouoniy Fruit Jars, to close, piuts $ .qo
" " 44 44 quarts t.io
half gallous. . ms
caps ig
SUBJECT TO MARKKT CHASCKS
Best D G Sugar, 100 pounds lo.txi
44 41 44 16 44 i.txi
50 pounds Liverpool Salt 70
44 Imitation Liverpool Salt 60
5 gallons Tank Oil So
Star Soap, 6 bars for ! .25
Tea Garden Drip, half gallou ;o
4 gallon 90
A & H Soda, two for 15c or four for 25
AM) OTHKR GKOCKKIKS IN PROPDRTION
H. Wehrung' & Sons
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Hillsboro Electric Supply Co.
CHA5. S. FARtVCK. Manager
Main Street, Opposite the Courthouse
Full Lin.
of
Electric
Fixtures
Electric Door Dells
Electric Lamps and
Supplies of all Hinds
SEE US ABOUT HOUSE WIRING
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CHILDREN
Wool Jnchcts
NorfolK
Jerseys
Oxford
Juchcts
$1.50 to $4
Fancy
Wool
Sweaters
White Navy
and Red
$'2.50 to $6
Cozy, t utr und
Coinfoi tahlr
Jachrts
All Styles
and Colors
75c to $1.50
Don't Forget the Place Between
the Drug' Stores
$ FOR $
Our Motto
BAIRD
Independent Phone 046
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Hillsboro Commercial Bank
A. S. SHOLES, President
GEO. SCHULMERICH, Cashier
Are Doing' a Conservative
Banhing' Business
CAPITAL STOCK, $26,000
SURPLUS, $10,000
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
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Is the cry of people who visit
our store, because we sell goods
cheaper and pay more for their
produce.
Give Us a Trial
"SATISFACTION"
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We want your eggs at 40c per
dozen and butter at 60c per roll
cash or trade.
REEVES Ca REEVES
Cedar Mill
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within hIx months from t lie date hereof,
Dated OcUiJkt li'itli, liUK.
CARL L. BANKH, Kieeutor .
W. N. Harrett, Atty for KntaU.
Admiaislrator't Notice
Notice in hereby (flyen, that the under
Higneil, wan, 1111 the 24th day of Hepteinber,1
!'H, hy the County Court of WaabUiKtoo
atratorof the eatute of Arolin M. i'.Ht,n,
dtcnwA, and hai duly qualified aa aui'h
New therefore, all peraoim bavinx
claim avainit laid nutate will rHoiit tlm
aame, with proper rouchera, at the law
oltlceof John M. Wall, in HlllHboro, Ore
ton, within nil ((I) uionthn from the dale
hereof.
Dated at Hillalioro. Oregon, thla 2Hlh
day of Hepteinber, IHuA.
II. M. HAHKOHI).
Aduiliiiatrator of the Kutale of Arolin
101 mM Mr""- "rWiM f'g i
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Id',
N'oil
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Tf vntl liliv n trrwvl lip-jfr If mill
season. Many jwnple liave Wn deceived in bclieviujf that Moves were clu-ap
because of a low price, when experience proves thcin the most cvpensive. A
r.n.a.1 may in: am jor a stove wlucli l(Miks attractive, Inch lias
described as "jcrfect," but it is liable to prove a very excnsivr purchase;
ten chances to one, trouble will arise from this stove in a month's time.
IK'Vfr Oct VmtiM li in ir for tw.l 1i i'.i ,. ;.. u i f ii
- h in i ii it win hi, aim wncn you pay a smaii pi
for a stove, that price must cover the cost of material and labor, and include
reasonable profit; consequently, inferior castirou aud steel, and the cheapest ;i
Jl uuui jnuai ko jiuo mis seemingly Iow-pncetl stove.
l'u ''r 'K"U (?r V" (;"C-Mi""le WaliinK Mcl.in.-, mll t nriiiK. mid
w Hi thf h,rKe ly whirl un.lrr thi- t.,1, , you have no rlr,i w. iKl.l on lli
lid. Any child ti-n yeum old ru CrlC il. Sdd on thirty .I.,,. Irml.
We are ageuts for Uridgc and Heath and The (lieat
Western Stove Works
Nelson Hardware Company
Your Money
bitch, if
Not Satisfied
Bridge Beach & Co. Superior Stoves c.iul
Ranges and Great Western Stove Works
yIi'riYv U,C
Notice of Final Account
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Notice in hereby given that the under
niKlicd executor of the lust will of N.
Stoltz, deceiised, has filed in the County
Court of Washington County, Oregon,
his final account in said estate, and that
said account has been set for hearing
hefore said court, at the County Court
room, at Millahoro, Oregon, on Monday,
October ly, lyoH, at loo'clnclc A M
STKi'Ill'NS STOIrZ,
I'.xecutor of the last will and testanient
of N. Stoltz, Deceased.
W. N. Harrett, Attorney.
Notice to Credtlora
NotlCfl la hnreby kv(iii , that I ho uniliir
HlKned has bmiii duly niioinLed hy order
Ol thfi I niintv l.ia..i ..r iif.. J i. . .
. ' ' "1 VV IIHIIIIItf ion
County, Oregon, htirnt(ifor mailu aiideu-
,.( nl(il llt)fltl T M
rich ueBy,dwB(,d, , duly i.iih.
IIWkI hs auch a.lnilnUtraior, now then,
lore, all persons ImvliiK i lalins hKhIiinI
Nai l eHtate are hereby notld and r
qiilHMjUiiireaeiililMiaiHi.il to the under
lKiid at fila r(ldeuei, near I'hllllpa, ttin.
jfn. orl tlieolllor KaKlny , fHrii In
II..H ,ut hulldhiK, IlillHborofwIth proV '
voueherMlheroror will Ii inontliH fmiu
the daUi of thin nollcii,
latet (hituher 7, IM.
JOHN H?ll NKIllKlt.
AdiiiliilHtrator of the KmUIh of Uirlnh
riinify, dwiiHMnd.
"K'ey A Hare, KtUirneyM lor Hilnilnls
Nolice of Pinal Settlement
Notice ii hereby Kva tml t,e undiir
siKniid eieeutor ol Ihn laat will and testa.
!!'i"'it1Vr!l;lil,,,"lh '"l"y, d.iia.l, has
lied Ida Html aeeouiit ai Niie.h eieeuUtr in
he County Court of Washli,Kton County.
OreKon, and said court hits appointed
HI,, ml. ir M,...a...i...rBjlnw V 1'itndt
a. in., aw Ilia lline. nud I lie "" ,.
Itoom at Hillshoro, On K"li, as the 'i j
lor tlm hearliiK of said h"al hc""""1
tint Nell lenient ol Niild eKliile,
Hated thlkOetohlirN. I'MIM ...,
W. N. MAIUM'.I I..
Kjenutorof Hie IiinI will and eHliiin'"'
of Kll.alieth llanley, di ihiI. : .
Adinliilstrator'i Notice
Notlcn Is hereby ?iv n, H.nt I '
been applnled by the f'oiiiitv
the .State otOreKoli lor WhmIiUiK ' ,
ty, ailiiiinlslratoi of the ealiiHi'd Hoi"
VVknkiii iiihii, dHceiiHed, and hiive " '
Hiialllled aa Hueh. All peismiH lift 1
eliuniM axaliiNt said eslaln, "',V,ll""'lr,i,,
pieaenl Hie Name to me piopai l.V vi n
at my olllee No. ST'H Kroul HI reel, I '
land (trcKoii. within alx iiioiiIIim If
the iliile ol' 111 Im notice,
Dated Oc.tolmrH. ItHW.
I III Mil"" IK III
AdiiilniHtmlor of tiiu iihIiiIo ol Holunion
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