HILtSBORO ARGUS JULY 15. 1909
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HONEY
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15c per pound,
or 2 pounds for 25c,
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Beaverton-Reedville
ACREAGE!
THE PASADENA Of OLD OREGON
BEaVERTON-REEDVILLE ACREAGE ALDRICH ACREAGE
ALTON ACREAGE ANDREWS ACREAGE KlSNKSWtKM)
3500 ACRES platted into trmcts of to to acres each,
with completed road to each tract. 40 minutes out on
the Fourth Street Railway, 5 trains each way per day.
Land lays beautifully, aoil very fertile and is especially
adapted to fruit, nntt and vegetables. 700 homesites
here, of an average she of 5 acres, insures wonderful
community development. Now selling in snch tracts as
you desire, at from
$100 to $200 per Acre
10 per cent, down, balance to suit purchaser
Call and arrange to go without expense to yon, to ex
amine this property, and determine for yourself as to
ITS WORTH.
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 Starh St Portland, Oregon
T. M. HERB
Are You Wanting' a Home?
If you are looking for a home, either a
farm, or a residence in town, call on 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 Bvw ;s Chances.
OLD WELLS TARGO LOCATION.
Independent Phone, 193
HILLSBORO - OREGON
OUR FLEXIBLE
Steel Ladders
are the things
Sold at one-third ot the
cost of other Ladders
Manufactured by
McParland & Donnelly
UJ Buxton, Oregon.
H A. HUBBERT
1 Made of the best of steel
2 Indestructible by weather
or fire
3 Do not collect ice or snow
4 Will not collect moss on
the roof
5 Always ready for use
6 Can be folded into a small
space
7 Can be adjusted to any
shape of roof
Price list sent on application
Jacob Jacky, one of Glencoe'e
careful farmer, was in the county
Beat Tuesday,
Will Jackson was in from Glen
ooe, Sunday", to see tbe Cardinals
get their bnncb of lemons bsnded
tbem by tbe Baoki team.
Peter Hoffman, who settled up
in the Bacona section, 13 miles
above Mountnindale, and 9 mile
from Buxton, 17 years back, was in
town Monday tve. Mr. Hoffman
DBS been in the sawmill business fi
or 7 years, and many times hap
sold his product in Hiilsboro,
Tbe infant cbilJ of Will Smith
and wife, cl rear Bethany, died
SuaJay.
S. (J Rhodes, prominent in M.
W. A. cirei at Ketdville, was up
to the city hnday.
Porn, tt Peter Vandetitndrn. of
near Park, Ju!y 7, r.KW, a ton,
weight 11 pounds
E V. Haines, of Forest Grow,
and whi) i oue of th college city
hue:iert, was in town Friday.
John Abb. tt, rf San fed 0, Cal ,
is in the city vUiting at tbe home
if bis uncle, E L Abbott, and olh
er relatives
Ed. Cornelius, son of tbe late
Jwse Cornelius, and rending in
Portland, was in the city Friday,
greeting IriemU
John Friday, of abve Banks.
was down to the ball game Sunday,
and is ruling wry proud over a
new boy, born July , .
J. J Schlicht, of Mouotaiodale,
was in Friday and went on down
the Columbia, where hs will vieit
the Spring for a while.
(i:-o Corriga'Tj and wife, of Shady
Brotk, the natural home of tbe
dairy ard Burhank potatoes, were
in town lueeday.
The 5:h of July train was in
thtrge of Conductor V. K Lylle,
A. J . ukinsos, engineer, C. C
Jackson, fireman. Tillamook Her
ald.
B?n Thurnber, of Cornelius, was
down to the city Saturday, engag
ing J. C Lamkio to finish tbe tin
work on his house, built two years
pact.
John Kamna, of Farmiogton.
and who is the chief timothy raiser
in Washington County, was io Sat
urday, keeping an eye on th
weather. John GutscbmidV and wife, of
Phillips, and who have been in
that fruitful section for 10 years,
were in the rity Friday, and called
on the Argus.
For sale: Full blooded Brown
Leghorn roosters, this years hatcb,
for sate at 75 cents per cockerel
Herman Miller, Grant Holcomb
place, near West Union. 16 8
Mrs. J. J. Utzinger, of Astoria
departed Monday for her home by
the sea, after a pleasant visit wiih
ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Stevens, Hillaboro, and relatives at
Sheridan.
For sale or trade: Two H. P
gasoline engine, Stover, with tanks
and trucks, or without, and also
spraying out6t. Will sell single or
separate.- W. H. Stratton, Corns
lius. Ore. 13 tf
Wm. Batchelder, of North Plains,
was in Friday, registering a kick
against Hofer's prayer for rain
He thinks that Hofer should have
put on the brakes and reversed bis
supplication abjut tbe fifth of tbe
month.
Miss R we and Miss Carrie Trim,
of Hamilton, Ontario, are guests of
Mrs. T. P. Imbrie, Judge and Tbos
(ijodin, cousins. Mrs. I m brie
accompanied them to Newport,
over Sunday, and tbe first ol the
creek, showed them the delights ol
the Columbia River, by steamer.
E. E. Scbmelizer, farming 300
acres on the Juhn Shuts olaoe. east
of town, and who is running s
baler and tbrrsber, was in Satur
day. E E. says that tbe late oats
will be a fine crop this season, and
take it all around, there will be
much better yield of grain tban
last season.
Toe Washington County Tele
phone Co. wishes toetate that their
wires were not crossed with the
electric light week ago last Sunday
eve, wben Mrs. Benson received the
shock. Their line, they say, re
ceived induction, only, and it was
the electric secondary and primary
wires that crossed, creating tbe dis
tuibance.
J. M. Ewing and wife and Bon,
R. J. Ewing and wife, who htm
spent the Spring and Summer here,
residing in North Hillsboro, load
ea a car with their effects and
started East yesterday, bound f. r
Nebraska, their destination beirg
Central City. They will remain
there for a short time and go to
Iowa. They like Oregon fine, but
say they expected to find land
cheaper than it is. They may
eventually r turn to Oregon.
John Michel, who now owns the
Billings' place, sent a bunch of
Lambert cherries to the Seattle
Fair, Saturday, that should take a
prize in any man's country. The
cluster was seven inches in length
and six and one-half inches in dia
meter, and it was solid cherries
both length and thick na ParmL
who saw the cherry fair at Salem
say there was nothing like it there,
and it was a wonderful sample of
what Oregon can do in cherrv
w J f"
auction.
lAoebers Confectionery,
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rinl.mifrt Tr a itih f t at .t
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Second Street.
Hillsboro, Oregon,
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
Kl')V. SCHUUIKUICH, ricsidem
GKO. SCHULMKK1C1I, Cashier
Are Doing a Conservative
BanKing Business
CAPITAL S1XK, $25,000
SURPLUS, $10,000
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
Special Special
50 lb. K Best Dairy Slt
IOO lb. h StocK Suit
50 lb. !K StoiK Suit
brooms have ntlvont etl
40c
55c
iK)c
out 4()
, rvj
per cent, bvit we huve plenty tt
oltl prices, 135f, 40 . 50c.
Hillsboro. Ore.
1
Notice to Creditor!
Notiv ta liprebjr (riven that tHe utulcr
algiMHl, after due atul IpkI pnowlmi;
hml tn th County Court of the but of
Urvirtiu for WnxliiiitfU.ri t'unniy. I)u twn
bj said Court apMiliitrl jec(itrii of Ihr
laxt will ami testament of William 11.
Weir, ilacwasml. Now, tlicrffurr, all per
aona having ctalnia af.'aiii'.i mitt estate are
nsiurril to preMeut them t me
prujr voui'herx, at my plareot lenulenw.
7 in ilea north went of Ulenn, Ore., within
6 montlm from dale hereof.
Dated June l.V, I'm.
Anna li. Weit,
Kiecutrii oflhe Un will ami tentainent
of William H. Weir, iIih.msI.
SUMMONS.
In the Clrruit Court of the State of
Oregon for WashlnUm County. UeorKe
Crambvrg uml Hiinuu ('iaiub,Tg, pluln-
tiffs, vs. Jacob H. llasnltr and
Hasaler, his wife, deffiidanU.
. To Jacob 11. HawiU'r aiid Ilnss-
ler, his wife defendants); In the name
of the State of Oregon, you nnd each of
you are herehy required uml cutuniund
ed to be nnd to apear In th alove en
titled Court and answer the comnhilni
therein filed against you on or In-fore
the expiration of bU weeka from the
uate ot the nrm publication of thin
ummona In the 'Hii.i.hi)mo Aaofa."
The date of thfe first nublication there.
of being on the 24th day of June, 1909,
and the dale of the laxt publlcatlun
thereof being on the 5th dayof Augiwt,
1909.
And you will take notice that If you
fall to so appear and annwer Raid com
plaint, the plaintiff will take Judg
ment against you as prayed for In mild
complaint, to-wlt: That the claim of
you and each of you are void and of no
efTect In anil to the following deacrlbcd
real property, to-wlt:
Ileglnnlng at the northwet corner of
Block TWO of and In Hiiinhhrevu' Ail.
dition to the town (now city) of llllltt-
boro. Oregon, and runnlmr l hence
Bouth on the went line of mild block In
said city of Hllltiboro Usti., feel
thence eaat 1S feet to center line of
said block, thence north on the cellar
line of ald lilock Two llHi;. fwi tn
north line of Hald block, thence wohI on
tne north Hue of ald block 198 feet to
the place of beginning.
That the plaintiffs be decreed tn he
the owners in fee dimple of said real
property. That the title of said plaintilTn
be quieted agalnut the defemlaiitH.
That the defendants be required to exe
cute a deed for Bald real property to
plaintiff, and that oa their failure to
do so within ten days after rendition
of the decree herein, that Hald decree
shall stand a8 and for a conveyance
thereof, and for the coal a unit llu nil ruu.
mentg of thin xult, and for micli other
and further order a may appear to the
Court to be equitable.
This sumrnoim Ih nerved iiuon vnn l.v
publication by order of the Honorable
J. W. GrxKlin, Judge of the Comity
Court of the State or Ore
WaHhlugton County. Raid order twin
made and dated on the 18th day of
June, iau, wuicti order require that
you appear and answer on or before
the expiration of six weekn from the
date of the find, publication thereof, to
wn: un or tierore the Dm day of Aug
UBt, 1909. K. It. TONCIIR
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Bicycle Repairs
I have ojH'ticd a bicycle
repair simp next iUr
Crescent Theatre,
where I wlil k pleascJ
to meet my uld custom
ers. Prices reasonable.
FULL LINK, OF
baseball GOODS
which are of stainUrd
make. (Jive me a call.
F. R. DAILEY,
Main St., Hillsboro.
Why not be UP-TO-DATE?
GET A HAM, lUOAUlNC; BUGGY.
Guaranteed to run a YKAK
without (JKKASi;.
Also Agents (or the CFLKHRATKD
lAKYSTONE FENCI1,
FOR T1IK
Best Fire Insurance
AND PROMPT SKTTLK
MliNT OP LOSSES SP.K
JOHN VANDERWAL
Agent London cc Lanca
shire Fire Insurance Co.
OfT.ce with Kdmood Conieliua, Mala St.
Ind. I'hoot, 39 j.
PaclBc St.tr. Vhont m HILLSBORO
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
N'fJJfK W ItrTltKHV WKS. That the
OiuI.txIki,.,! ,. , Ui..r .,( ih.. !,,( will ,(
Im iiw ,), cv.i1My c,lllr, , ,tl ht
f rPKu, rr vhihai,.r. f.mntr In.
Iln.il H -itnl In the mall, r f mM ,' ,',;"
an.l aald court ha ll Motulat the iMli
A M of M. ,,v. , lh ,
for hei.rlnK l,...-n.,n, , .,,, ,', '
""' ' llU''-' l MM
lleil llils June n, )Vis
r:x7u,,,rnf,he,e,IilHl,
l.Kley & ll.irn. AltinrD fr Kiculur.
Administrator'i Notice
W. McQuillan 1R the nrnnrl nn.
er of a colt, 15 days old, whone
daddy ia Hal. B., record of 2.04
arid whose mother is standard bred
registered mare. The lad is a nat
ural pacer, and made tbe trip to
Portland, when h was but nine
days old, in one day, returning the
next. On the home stretch he
came in ahead of the old lady.
Mc. has another eeldinor a vnaranH
20 days old that weight 860 pounds,
out of the same sire. If thana tn
youngsters don't make a Uo min
ute cup look pale it will be because
blood doesn't tell.
appointed adinlnlHtraUir of tlia extatn of
. ...up .....li, iH.;emei, oy uie bounty
fmirt. nf the Utuin ,.t r ......... tirui.:....
ton County All pemorn haviOK clainm
againa! the said eatate are hereby required
to preaent them, duly verilied, to me, at
theofliceof T. (J. Thornton, attorney at
.-n , ... ... nrjj .MtlMljllK, 1 ..I bl It 11. 1, reOO,
on or before the ei pi ration of alx montlm
from the brut publication hereof, which
firat publication ih on June 10, 1IKW.
F. 0. MOLL.
AdininiHtrator.
Executor Notice
Notice in hereby clven, that the under
mined riRM hpan i..l. .1... 1 I
j l ""'J .('P'lliilflU HII.J dill I
firmed by order of the County Court of I
.7 i .f.,',, l;nllnl-. oreKon, executor of
the lat Will and TeMtanient of Alvah K
Je. aeceaned, and baa duly (iiialilled m
Now therefore, all pernona havinic
claims aKairiHt said entatoare hereby not.
tied and rwiulred to preHeut the aame,
tonether w ih r,rr,... t "'
to the ui eraiKried at the law office of
uXSy ,'nthe Hhute building In
Hillsboro Washington County, Oregon,
Iwrwt U ""J"th" from the
Dated thiN 17th day of June, A. D. 190!)
Vwai . , , , JOHN T. KICK,
Kxei'otin.f f I,.. ujiii !!...'
of Alvah K. Hi, de.-""
"r, Attorneyt for KxecuUir.
Admimatrator'i Notice
Notice J- hereby given, that the under--igoed
has Ihh; l,y t .ount (
Waahtngton County, Oregon, duly L
pointed A.I,lnlatrauwuTi tl W f It
neied of the enUl. of U.vl( K Kude
.i haartuly qualified .uuh
Now therefore, all tr.i,a h.vinii
claims against estate ,f iwai.l lavd K K ul
der, .lecwed, tn hRrBh, requlrwl u, i,
mt the same u, the uml.m gTIl . ' Z
together with proper youchera. within aix
won Im fron, ti.e ikteof llnsj N.HI
Dated Uns June -i, I'M)
. , , , , M PA I1KKK,
Administrator with the Will an nnie.1
of he KstHte of David K. Koder, lw
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of
Oregon, WuMhlnKlon County.
To LoulHa Leabo, defendant alxive
niimed: In the nume of the Htate of
OrcKon, you are herehy required to np
Iiwir and iinnwer the complaint filed
HKfiliiHt you In nm u)0ve Wltt,,.a ..
S'IVta"lNa, of AugUHt
1J09, which Ih more than Hlx weeka
herein, an ordered by (le Court In the
above ...milled Hull; and If you fall to
ho appear and aimwur the complaint
Plaintiff will apply to the court "for he
re lef demanded therein. The relief
awked for In .,.1.1 ,. i. .. . . "
-- - - ... ...... .oiiiiiaini ih a decree
of the above entitled court dlaaolvlhg
the man-ni. i . '
-..... nereiorore and
now ex Ht nir helo,..., ,.i,.i...i ... . . .
,,,, ,, , , " l"ioiiu miu HUH
' " -ay ucem meet with
Minify and Jimtlce. ul
i nm Hummona Is publlHhed by order
of the Honorable J. a. Kakln, Judge of
the above enllll...) i. . . 8" 01
the -UhdavIt matotifiZn
Plaintiff and entered In nM Court on
tbe ant day of June, 1909.
J. A. HTItOWimmOR,
- Attorney for I'lalntlff.
1909 P'lbllcation, Ju,le 24,
190!te f 'UBt I,u,,IU!atl"n. August S,
To Our Customers:
Nte Our Price Subjcit to Market Changes.
l;mit or Wrry sugar f () jn r savk.
Arm Hammer mU 'k " lb.
Post urn Cereal 2lK- " t.kj-.
5 Ral C-al oil 7(V Hriug Ymrria.
AuJ other tliinK" j'rojitii'U.
Yours for a Q Deal always
KOWELL BROS. & CO.
BCHOLLS, OREGON
E. D Iterr.
A eeiali.st tu Wsc-sWut). Htn.f.
Uminl, tju.triir-cratks, nail pricks
furgin, ittterfvtiKi H thst.tso
of the feet u.trautectl utretl.
Pf cK's old stand. Third St., Hillsboro
n4
DID IT EVER
Occur to You?
"I paid that bill once." "You niual t.e mistaken." ledre.t.t
lot mittaeea ' ' lUire yen a tm Iptf It trnm lu nielhal I ha.
but Idon l rrmriuUf .fa,, wU, .. ..Wf h(lf lrcoft of
payment, end unlet y can prola our arknowMermeat in ti
ayof a recrtpt, mt mutt Insist that you pay the arfmiut."
But U might hat l,t. a dtiUtnt toy had the bill Wtt
ih a check on v.mr ban. No rhanre for argument of l'l1,
hrn the cancelled check ta prolucrd. Bett.r pay your bill hoi
OBct-withechcckcinthlaB.uk.
CORNELIUS
State BANK.
Argua and Journal, $2.25.
Summer Rates East!
During the Season 1909
VIA TIIK
Southern Pacific Co.
FROM
Hillsboro
Souih.
To Omaha and Return - - $60. 65
To Kansas City " ----$60.65
a-ouis ana rveturn - oo.xy
.,h ?,Chica nd Return - $73.15
and to other iirinciTcitlc. In the K.a.t, Ml.'.dlc Weal ami So
Corresimdinilv I .Aw Vara a
On 5.1. Jun. 2. a, July 2, a, AuKual II. 12.
To Denver and Return - - $55.65
On S.I. May 17, July 1, Autf. II.
TftM.1 liT'1 ? tUyt f"m ''"'e t Hnal return limit Oct.Jb
pr v S .VJ eK,','t,,0me ve7 -ctlvf featurea in the way of J"rJ
Ktet .--Ker. o
tlV rae,i:triunotedP "l "
ny any Houthern I uiue local aKeut;by Pratt Vickkhh. Act , t i 1 10'
Wm. McMurray, Genl. Pass. Agt.. Portland;