HILLSBORO ARGUS, MO tV 1909
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KiiUtrwt at th ret-offif at HUUiboro.'
Oregon, an atKWul-rlas mail luaMer.
UEMtY O. Ol U.U, Editor.
County Official Pa per
Subscription: $1.30 per Annum.
Iiaird Krery Thwralay
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Gl'lIiD MoKlNNKt
- - "Won't oii r-lunv me your jilaoe!"
The state grange is in twe ton at j she asked.
... ... ... t tu' "OrtainlT, hm mav I not sit for a
McMmuvdle, this week. The , fcw mh Mm u mr(m.1111. u,wr
prang has outgrowD th obi ict for . s(w inov(H, j(K, li!ljt, for
which it was ori,pnally created, i him ou the kn. li
namely, that of protection to the j "I aru fortunate." she said, "in find
producer. Iastead.it has become J : ''""'"t ,,ilh u"- " ,ws-
ineieaaiogimHauvePra,
piVilic?, aod a majority of the bee
now 00 our btatute noil, are uu
to the work t f the grange body
Formerly, uoder the old regime,
and before the initiative and refer
endum aod the direct primary were
tecured, the corporations dictated
the legislation at ?Jem, and the
party "bosW were all powerful.
Then the grange was on the de
fensive, now it ie the lt-adit g ag
gressive force in Oregon politxe
Having started in as a champior
of the agricultural classes, it hu
widened the scope of its ueefulnt sa,
and now stands for the general
bst interests of the commonwealth
It was formerly customary to sneer
at the "grangers," but that body
his created respect for itself b)
standing squarely for the best in
terests of the people. With it
8,000 votes, it practically holds th
balance of power in Oregon politics
and the gracge never hesitates to
vote independently for the best
men and measures.
Since the Independent (in nam
only) it doesn't dare tJ open iu
b-jad on politics for fear cf offend
ing somebody was lambasted by
the Forest Grove papers for tutting
in where it had no business, it has
been itching for a 6ciap with the
Argus, and on several occasions
has shown symptoms of being
''wormy." It ought to take a dost
of some of the numerous patent
medicines it is advertising on iu
"patent ineides."
It is understood that our "windy"
local contemporary will soon tab
oat letters patent on his discovery
of the '"necessity" for a seweragt
eyetem in Hillsboro, and wi 1 then
seek to restrain the Argus from
mentioning the subject. The Ar
gus hopes to be able to mollify its
petulant brother by the gift of a
tin rattle and a big stick of striped
confectionery.
Notice to Contractors
Sealed bide wiilbe received bv 'hi Coud
ty Court of Washington Couuty, Oregon
tiutil 2 o'clock p. in., ot the S3d day ol
May, 1909, and then opened for the con
Htruction of a bridge acrum the Tualatin
river, near the More? place at Dillej, also
for bridge near Bettiauy, k non-U as the
Holcouib bridge. The court reserve! the
right to reject any or all bid. For fur
ther particular! inquire of the County
Judge,
By order of the Connty Coort.
J. W. Uoodin, County Judge.
A GENEROUS FELLOW
By ELBERT T. BENTLEY.
fCopyrlght, 1?JD, by American Press Asso
ciation.) ,-.. -Jub, a everybody knows, lg a de
lightful month. A young man was
tvaUiln'g on a suburban road on a June
morniug. The heavens were blue,
.Without a single fleecy dash. The air
was dry and warm, an atmosphere
that accords with the hum of Insects
and tlk occasional piping of a bird.
lie stopped and leaned upon a neat
fence. Within were spacious and
highly cultivated grounds. Directly
before him was a flower garden partly
hidden by H41 elumps of low trees.
He was a flower lover. He coveted
especially some beautiful Jacqueminot
roses he saw within. Surely the own
er of the place would not grudge him
one or two. The house stood back
within a grove. No one was about.
He felt again the glow of boyhood In
stolen fruit. To bis right was a gate
not the main gate a little one for side
' untrance. He went and stood by the
gate nnd looked and fell before temp
tation. With a quickly beating heart
he opened it. stepped briskly In, picked
u rose and was about to retire when
he saw a bed of American Beauties
losing themselves In a leafy recess. It
occurred to Lira to gain the recess be
fore doing, any more stealing. Hur
rying Into it, he ran up against a girl
sitting on a rustic bench with a lapful
of roses. She uttered an exclamation
of sudden fright.
"Pardon me," be said. "I I"
The girl said nothing. She was try- j
lug to regain her equanimity. Instead I
01 loomiig as u sue una surprised a
thief she looked as if she hud been
surprised doing somethiug she was
ashamed of.
"I am very fond of flowers," he
added.
"I love flowers too."
e.n. a 1 xi .
-o I judge by the roses In your lap."
-v io nwu8 10 jnuca mem, cut 1 1 J""u ' roc at tne Gaston, Thatcher
couldn't help it." (and Cedar Mill quarries The Court
"Why wrong to Dluek rhaf to which
I'm sure you ere welcome?"
She looked at nlm Inquiringly. She
wns herself a trespasser. It occurred
to her that he was the owner.
He MW ji. iinnti.in. Hi. a thief.
j bad tuniblttl n 11 UinC w no tlioucht
, hiiu the xs-ie.siir f th. piat I'ut
tlns bis hand on his lir.irl. h bowil
I low and aiti :
:. "A!l of tlx'iii :uul lii.'iv"
I He broke rT i !7on ami tluvtr thorn
1 In hr lni.
"Uh, bow Vf'.'ii (.f y.i:"'
Sho was very jtvtty aiul. iltvsseU as
I she ws in shevr hid-, forunni a love
' Ijr contrast with the crvon tiackcronml
mill ibe rses In tier lap.
j "If I wore an artist." ho said. "I
: would wlU for 110 Wtti-r subjtvt"
passer.
..K,lUer j ,.,,vllw ailtlll,.r
choice
j flower tn my gardon."
A few quli k stops rruiit-liiuir tho
gravel aud a gentleman of middle :ige
entered the ivress. He shitl looking
at the liair In surprise. The yirl
glanced at her t-oinauim. expect ins
him to esense her presence to one
whom she thought was another of the
occupants of the place. He did not
spoak. Ho was hunting for a story to
cover the situation.
"This gentleman." she said to the
newcomer, "has been so kind as to
give me some roses."
"You are quite welcome to them."
said he who was the real owner.
"I I knew you would have done as
much yourself." said the man tres
passer, coloring.
The owner took in the situation at
least enough of it to give him a cu.
He fancied the trespasser had brous'it
the girl there and yielded to a tempu
tlon to cive her the roses.
"Would you like to see my place?"
he said.
The girl gave her eouipanioj, tres
passer a surprised look. "H'liy. 1
thought vou lived here:"
The owner came to the rciNU of a
fellow man. "He Is always welcome
here," he said.
"Oh, a frlendr said the gijt.
"An esteemed friend." the vner put
In. "Come, we will walk through the
place.
The girl gathered up hir roses, and
they were led through tae place, the
owner calling their attention to this
and that rose, tree or plant When
they bad seen It nil, Ue asked them In
for a glass of wine and a biscuit. This
offer was declined, and they were con
ducted to the gilt.
"Haven't seen oven of you lately,
old man," said tbc host at parting.
"Are you going to desert us entirely?"
"Will you be at home this evening?"
"Yes; happy to see vou."
TU call."
When they were alone (he girl said.
"How nice It was that I was caught
by two such nice men."
"Oh, we men chu always depend
upon one another. Any guest of mine
In that place is a guest of my friend."
"Delightful: 1 bid yon good morning.
Thank you very niin-h for the roses."
"Don't mention It."
In the eveulug rh trespasser called
on the owner.
"You are not ouly a gentleman." he
said; "you are a man aud a brother."
'There Is honor ainuiig thieves," re
plied the host, "and In such matters
we men are all thieves. Will yon take
yours dry or sweet ?"
"Dry. thank you."
Then tie gnest told the story.
Humor and
Philosophy
Br VVflCAJ M. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
It is about as hard to tell a valuuble
lie as it la to dodge a worthless one.
Being able to dictate terms to the
landlord la enough to give any man 1
swelled head.
The man who looks like a loud noise
may be nothing but a big bluff.
The unfeeling
person who won't
listen to yoar
troubles may
have suffered in
the past from
much listening.
No doubt people
who are so fond
of dogs might be
come equally at
tached to children
if tliey were to
discover that
there are such
things.
Living on Easy street Is truly de
lightful, but the road to It Is some
times rough and beset with peril.
Easiest Way Out.
"Guilty or not?" asked the Judge."
"I haven't made up my mind," re
plied the prisoner.
"If you don't know, who does?"
"Well, judge, that may look like an
easy matter to you, but I am trying to
figure out whether it will be cheaper
to hire a la wyer or pay the fine."
Everything For the Best.
"I can't bear that man."
"Wbyr
"He bores me with his lies."
"You don't know what he knows;
that Is the reason you are bored."
"What's that got to do with it?"
"If he told the truth he would be
horridly disagreeable as well."
Notice to Contractors
Sealed bids will be received by the Co.
Court of WashinKton Co., Ore., until two
o clock P. M.,of the 22nd day of May
iw, auu men opened lor t ie crushing
antf hauling of about four thousan!
reserves tne riht to reject any or all
bids For further particulars inquire
of the County Judge or Commisbioners.
By order of the Connty Court.
Dated May 13, 1909.
J. W. Coodin,
W County fitdjr-.
$3S.50 buys a Waldo IAale Plant Setter
Read this Lesson in Simple Arithmetic
lUmt p'antmg, J nu n a dav to plant 1 acre Kl. eijusU t 'i--t f'i
Waldo planter, 1 mm a d 10 plant 5 acres at font pri i-tv ol nm "'i"
PLANTS KA1.K. t'ORN. rvllATUKS. ITMPklS. Sl ASH Sl-.H
CON NELL &
. & m
1 1 s inn
mm
V
J. S. LORSING
Contractor and Builder
Large Bams a Specialty
Ind'p't phone 151 Rood's Div.
Hillsboro, 0re.,R.F. D, 2
titittatxttl
Administrator's Notice
j Metger. sdiniDistralor of the above eo
Noticc is hereby gtveu that the under-' titled estate, has tiled hit final rroit and
signed has been, by the County Court of account as such iu the County Court of
Washington Countv, Oregon, "appoiotrd I he State of Oregon for Washington
Administrator of the estate of I.oesa ' County, and that the said Court has
Itaughfaian, deceased, with the will of o'clock a. m. ol Monday, Mav
said deceased annexed, and has duly jtst, tiw. as the time, and thr court
qualified as such, and a'l persons having room of said court in Hillsboro, tlirgon,
claims against said ette are notified to the place for the hearing of objection
present them to me, with proper vouch- to said tins! report and account and th
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tr. at mv law office. In Hillsboro, tire
gon, wiilun six months from this date.
Dated this Aptil 27, 909.
W. N. Barrett,
Administrator cf the estate of Ixx-sa
Batighfman, deceased, with the will of
said deceased annexed.
Administrator's Notice
Notice is hereby given, that the under
sinned have ben, by tint County Court of
nit c-imitMu iregon lor nasningiontoiin
.r..i ..rr.7i ..i... ".?rr
pinjuiiru joint auniiniNiors 01
t'.ie pstate of Joseph P. Anlin. de.-eased.
and have duly qualified a Wh. !
Sow therefore, all perKins having!
cl.ii,,. against said eatate are hereby re- j
quire.1 to prwent the same to tre under-
figne.1 at the law office of Bagle Hare i
..rHillsboro. Oregon.tgether 'wU pmp'
er vouchers, within sii months from the
date hereof. 0 ;
April 2i, I9U0 j
. r'. VanMeter, Samuel Aplin, I
Joint Administrators 0f the estate of 1
Joseph P. Aplin, Dec'd I
. Bagley A Hare, Attorneys for Adinln. '
Lstratois. '
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CITATION
IN
THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
in me Matter or the Estate
of
Loesa Baughfman, Deceased.
To William J. Bauglifinan, Ray Kinerson.
Wessl naton 8nr m. Sni 1 r h ..it'
1 f. . r.. '
r."'1"?' arsons Interests lA
ooi enutie, ureeung:
In the name of Sr.i- t m.,..
vou are lierehT niiH .n,l ...,.i.i ...V' "
near in thefVinntv ni .h. u....!
Oregon tor th. ,i. nt
at the Court Room thereof Tiil sTro
in the County of Washinan. on M ,.?:
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lay, the 7ih day of June, pjny. i 10 o'cloik
in the forenoon of that day, then and
there to show cause, If anv you have,
why an order of said Court should not be
made authorimig and directing W. N.
Barrett, administrator of said eotata, with
the will of deceased iimptiiit in uii
either public or private axle, for r.aih In
hand tne following described real estate
lo-wit:
Lot No. 57, of Cornelius Environs, con
taining Pl.W acres. Alio commencing at
tbeS. W.cfirner of the Wm. Mi Lin and
wife 1. L. C, in T. 1 8. R. :t W. Will.
Mer., aud running theruss '. on W. line
of said claim, 13.17 chains to the N. W.
corner of a tract of land conveyed by N.
Noland and wife to I, J. Banghliuan by
deed recorded on paw Ki of Hook 7.1 K.
COrdB Of Deeds of Ulid rVinntv lli.ni,. V
- - - - ' ..v....f Flt
cbs. to the N. K. corner thereof, thence. H.
l.rm cbs.: thence K. 7.x.) chs. ; thence 8.
I0.."7 cbs. to 8. line of said claim, thence
"'in sain ts. ne to n ace of Mim nii
oegiiiiung,
situate in
iuiiiiiiiiiK us wires, ail
Washington County, Oregon
Witness, the Hon. J. W. (ioodin, Judge
ofthe County Court of the Htate of Ore-
Imp 4 (tfinrv l:nnrt r tha Ututa
gon wiin uic neat or said Court af xed
t.hiH .itb day of May, A. I). 1909.
(Seal) AttcKt: J. W. Bailey, Clerk,
By idw. C. Luce, deputy.
BANK REPORT
o , , . !.. ?". ,J",Ki oemg aim situati
Report of the condition of ihe Bank of I Washington County, Oregon to wit
Sherwoorl, at Sherwood, in the I The south half of the northwest c
State of Oregon, at the close of business,
April an, 1909:
Resources
IOans and discounts f 27,598 36
Hanking house, furniture and
fixtures ,l788 75
0:her ical estate owned.... 6io 00
Due from approved reserve
hanks 20,157 68
Cash on hand 4,523 3s
Bxpenges j'f, 24
Tolal - 57.3S2 4"
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in i2,Soo 00
uiviucnun unpaid 4 u0
Individual deposits subject to
r check, 23,991 6t I
Demand ceitificates of depos
it . 4,294 45 j
Time certificates of denosit n in .J. 1
Savings Deposits 7,375 76
Liabilities other than those
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aoove stated it
Total
.,;7,.i;2 41
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State of Oregon. 1 1
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ouiuyo. vasnington.)
T VrA I cl. -r ,i .
above-named hank, do solemnly swear j
that the above statement is true tn th
1 ,v, v. jjiliici. iynuirr ill ilia
best tf my knowledge and lielief.
t 1 1-1 ,. .
Frtd J. Epler, Cashier,'
Cortect Attest:
L. S. McCunnell John Con.elman,
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to hefore
this 10th day of May, 1909.
A. W. HALL,
Notary l'ublic.
CO., HHIsboro.
MOORE A HOOVER
Fresh and Ourmd Meats
ALWAYS IX STOt'K
Seoond Street, HIIHbeee, Or
Atlniinistra'.or's Final Notice
In the matter of the estate of Solomon
Wasserman, ilcceMMl.
Notice is lierrhv ctvitt thst II VI'
srttleuirnt thereof.
Dated April 21. iqou.
H W. MKTC.K.R.
Administrator of the Instate of Solo
mou Wasserman. Deceased.
EXECUTOR'S NOTU'i:
.Notic, ia hereby given that the under
signed ti been appmnltnl Kiecuior ol
the la.st will and teatanieut of (lottfrlml
Matthea, ilnceaaed, and letters iiwtaninil.
ary have lieen isuel to him by order ol
Iht County Court of the 8Ute of lrron
for .
, r. i, n, f. V ,
May. A l. I!W, and Inu. Inly Mn.llt,l
lor v asliington Co., iiiailn on the 1st (lav
"V " . r l r'ii
''ru,lt Kr)nhavingeUlina
VU,H rrtl.W
np,lu,"':, to l'rnt them with thr
K'0i' "vrr ""heotVce of Tho,. M.
iuW-t' V." 'U'
l,! ,ut ?'"'k ' ,Hl"""-.. reo.
'thin six (in iiiontlnt from the data ol the
tirnt publication of this notice, to wit;
Mt "",,ltl" fr' M l'"J.
, ,., , "wiry MatUiet,
E,,c,''or of the last w -ill and textainenl
1 W,"".- .
Tho.. H. Tongi Jr., Attorney for Ke-
culor.
S1IKR1KK3 SAI.K.
.ouce is iierriiy given that, by
iiifin ,,t
an execution anil order of ! iMi ,,
il o
of the County Court of WasliiiiKton Coun
ty, Oregnn, dated May 5. !!, In favor ol
tleoriie II. Ilarn-u. pl . a(li ('Urem-e
.Miller and Jane F. Miller, drfeiidauta, for
the aum of SO, with Interest thereon
: aincc Auiruat 10. lUm at trm m ,.f 11 .....
!Tf !.. the fri.r .",
&tTZW
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' the liirther sum of Ji, attorney's fee
"ereiri and the further sum of I10.:J c.wl
" direcle.1. I have levied upon, and
1 Pursuant to unid esecution I wilt. 011
' , .'" , 7i' J- 7- sat 10 o'clm-k a. ..
! ,f . h'"'"' door of the court
iiouse. 11, niiiNtMiro iirw,,,, 1 1.
lie auction to the highest bidder, for rush
ill hand, all ol the following described re
al estate, vi.: The S. W. of ', K.'.,' ami
. .., 01 n. r.. ol ei 11011 IH, T. I N
k. W. or W . M conlaiiiliig Nil acres, iu
Washington County, Oregon, to aaluly
the hereiiilHfor iiimi,,,,u.i ,,,..
'n(l.r,.l,lr' '. '"'
01 ni wru. nam sale will he made mil,
lated at hillsboro. Oregon, this Mav IS,
1 tFAJ. II. 1 A.-V I I k
nnerilt or vvnabinKtoii Coiuuy, Oreeon.
W
liarrett, AtUirney for I'lainlilt
REFEREE'S SALE
Vm!m i.
,n ncii-oy Kiven. mat me unnrr.
order ot sale dulv made n.n.l.r.,1 ...,i
entered in the Circuit Court of the Slate
tf ( Ireffon for lt.'btti ...... ......
. . " ' biwii .ouniy, 111
su,t "terem pending, whe-ein Mary Ileck-
I and Henrv Becker is ,l,fr !ni .
.mi, .,miy vim uuime) is plaintiff,
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mciotiay, me 24m day of May, 1909, nt
tne south doer of the Court House, iu
Hillsboro, Oregon, at the hour of ten
o'clock A. M. of that d.u u.11 I.l.
. ..-jt 1 n Wlllfll,:
auction to the highest bidder for cash iu
iiMDii, an oi ine touowing detcribed real
K T"'1 ''nK. ei"K and situate
icr, ana me southaesi n,,,,.. ..( .u.
northeast quarter of Section Thirty-f.nir
rownslup One South, Range Three West
if lh will 1-m . .
. "- ..uiii ining nuacres
hat the proceeds thereof may be parti,
tioned and distributed between the plaint
iff and defendant as provided by said I)e
cree. Such sale will be subject to con
firmatioo of said Circuit Court.
Dated this April 20, 1900.
W. I). SMITH,
n 1 ... Ilefriee.
Bagley A Hare, Attys, fur plff,
Reiiton Bowman, Ally, for Deft.
SUMMONS
IN THR ClIlCXriT COIJItT iW Till
in 0 ton col'Ntv,
Carrie II. Hall, Plaintiff,
v
K. J. Hall, IlnfeiiilHnt.
rn.. If r . . i , , . .
i .i, " v-
10 r.. I. IIH I Kill. 11,1 ,il.
'.. vttri iimiir ui tiiii nr.aie 111 ( Iregou
are hereby summoned t .,.'
Von
and
make unuwor o, 1 '.
,,, ' , ; V I"""'1, u
the
1.1...1 ...1. . " . ""HlHiVB
iilii-.i riiiliiii iir n.miru U.....I.. .
mi
vm wt,th ''sle is aubssipient u tm '
plralion of six weeks iiflr On. mh, .
Ann . 1 HKI rim stl, ,i ,., . . .,. : -"".t m
dateot tbenrHt , bTn,a i" "1::!
niorm. and It ia i,i-.,.Kli..i i" ?"'-
the court, for publlcat,,,,, m- u.i, lt
orHiiiriiimns, lhat. Hie lame be Uiil,l,i .?i
once a week lor six consecutive week" if
you fall 10 ho appear, tho plaintin wlll'ai
nly to the alHive naineil coiict lorlh r
lief nraved for in her
suit, to'wit: 1st That, a ,l,.,pV ,r .
i""1' " eiBiiicu planum as prayeil
Benson's Confectionery
Sivotul St. cot. H.iM-mv To,Im.sN...l. -(
t'otllltlOtv
I truest am! Inst Stock f CifN Toluao in tt..
Nuts, ciuilios, .tiul hints in mmsoii.
Wcl.unllc -llnirlwotul Icr Crrmn ll.c lM
Soft liiuks ol all Kimls
LOWNKVS ant.! Al. DON'S FINK CANDIES
31 T. II()()l)ICl:CKHA3i
lhisMrllest timlliiirst
nniiki'l. In il. ."ul
yVT LANirS,
KERSHAW is in Town
To scrvelhc l'tililic as its House I'aintrr ami P
prr Hanji'tT. Cliuuh uik ittt a lisconut.
Graining,'. luhoininini and Itisiilc iMnisliinn
my SjH-ciitlty. Mtlo: "Well lr.i-cil ftiNloiuTH air
uiv Ixrt ailvci liscis." lVt.il mc w hen aibl v licic tncall.
J. F. rvERSHAW. Hillsboro.
f T Air. U!
1 ne w uuin Kcmeuies
Man Still is in Business
In Washington Co. unci is hcrt to May, tnt
withsiaiuliti)' contrary n'jrts. I'aiuicts, irscrtr
your onlcrs tor WntkinV Rrmcclirs. Spicra,
Extracts, and Poultry Footls. Yon c! more
for your money. Hillsboro Oftuc. Auguat
Tews. Schultuerii h Hlk, ujM.ii s.
Z. M.
Forest
Can r This
you V Little
See 3 Point?
Am now Starling my third year in the nuking of
First-class Harness
in this city, predictions to the contrary mlw.th
standing. Good material, good work, right prices.
There's a reason for you
and reason enough, and tint's the reason I am at
the same old stand. ,.'jm. l,:ilhvr irmVui ,lf g
kinds, whips, ii.hcs, saddles, elc. Repair wmk.
Main Siitet, opposite Odd K-lWs H.,11
L. E. GOTHAM, HILLSBORO
NO GENTLEMAN
t VVould jKM.nit liis wife to work ht-rsvlf sitk tear
"K p car,K-is, w-n vmg over the tornupcondili,,,,
of the house for a wtek, if he Knew how fine
my Vacuum Comprised Air Clr.ner
does the work. Sticks thi- .li.t 1 1
,,, ' KKS llK 111,1 "it ;uid makes no
I'tt". Cleaner than 4 eatiKs" it leaves rugs
aKl carpets. Not expen.ive. For qUttlify
V r'y n,nni'1
.. m 1 nave cleaned h,sC i 1 lis,H11,( am,
est (.rove. Cheaper than you would thik.
:zrre.:: "ym ,i,r,c
" u w,u RCi togctlier so as t ,:lke
while or one hig h(1sl. r , . ..
PI"-.Hilltboro. P.clic s,I . n'e
pendent, 158. -UnU
A.
Monuments
Torest Grove Monumental WorU
CAN SAVE MONtY FOR VOU
Workmanship unexcelled PR CfS tL
the coast. All work guaranteed n j0WlS,t "
communications promn K ni 1! t i rdl'rs a,,l a11
and show clcsignssampt t ' .I'; dl "
Main Street, N. of p. (). X0t j "
n GEE & JONES
Box 343 mil.
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Grove, Oregon
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ton, I vtnlling b ol bote 11
II dishorn fur tint, htving jM
rlurntl from California, abwki
tnl mtin lim lor th bt6t it
hi hrallh. Mr. Mi'tbril u
lh ilitii luitiiiw at I'rtiillcloti.
Want'. I I'arty In uk cbtfp
nf Vatiintlnn C, I f 11 mtti
(during Co of tMiuo. Qmi
minify for lb right no, tm
Manignr (JfKug H llallcy, itTt
latin Iloll, or mlitf i.n. M,
IlilUlxiro, U'gnn. I
A fir aUrtn Inriml in hol
4 p tu lal Maltu.lay, ami lblrt
bo (tirneil out with hif 0ul
aUciity. A hnrnlng chimntl
tb rwiiUnc of T. II. TocgutM
Kal Mtlit )trel, rttitixl thtalus.
but no tlamagn rwulli-il 14 Ut
prml.
Kgg from wy H C Whi: U
born ami Orpington, hick tn
carefully brl for gg irotluoU
tml tUnJard itialiin, now mil
t Camron' yard, oulb of ciif
prk, Hillboro, Or. Vinitor !
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Th Orgnn KU-trlc (VrapiiJ
ba begun null against Mr. l&
ml AndftMon, lo comlfmit k
property for t dKl in It II
drtood that lb nmnny bMtf
lloni on th .In Woml and Mrt
Thoma IV ton lot which ttfjoii
thn Andron trtct, tnl that K
nMd th Andrmon lo t i !'
tb rf(pird ground lor it tUpol
A jury In th Atvlrnn r I"
l rlld upon to dftprmln tk
talu of th land at th nut
Ion of rlrcuit court Th propow
it of th nr dptil I within 1
block of lh biiinia pari of tow.
on Vihlngton trft, ThMiit
aid to m a rwult id th fsilurt"
Mra. Anilernon lo rrt a r I
hr property,
A fir alarm waawmuiUl Tu
day anirooon al about 2 M Tf
report that th 10I100I hotmewuw
fir canned many a Inm tn pl
The Ore drpartment jnjioDdrd
qutckty and mad the long run I"
the public HobiMil l.uil.ltng,
fortunately, their ervicn were
reulred. The fire caught on tin
roof of the main I lidding frm
hurning fluo, and the alunn
turned in by people living in ,k'
vicinity, who alto ihond to
leacbera The tlilldran wtr
marehirg out for rt , wheu t'
larm wan itirnid In, ami nioM
thnni wore nut of thn building I
fore lhy knew oh oil lh alf
I'riiutiptl HarnM and mine fcf
xldor boy gut nut on the roof M
ulled the inch ho tbiongh "
"pening in lh attio, Niid noon b'
he lire out. A h-de nearly ,f I1'
in tliaintitor m hurnul iu thrif""1'
n hut fur the prompt notion' '
he school fire lighter., lh rU1
ould have Imen n maHH of r'
there wae a etrong west ,ir"
'lowing at Hih time, The r1'
I'eotfd a large crowd, a lihcral P'
heioit oart.nu 1,1 Hm nhililren. '
'erne more and more piirl
"iiiM.iroa'.ould havealargea'" 1
ife engin. and if ncH"'ry, P1!;
Ijfe tlfpartmiml. It in jtiat "a
Area a Dm miH which onmirrad f
"'dy, that i mphHiite th nMdo1
belte.1 upjlprudut.
in lrn hir,iy