HILLSBORO ARGUS OCT08ERI7, 1909
OREGON ICalls-
"MORE PEOPLE"
rM the word to yont friend and relative to come bow.
LOW COLONISTS RATES
To Oregon will prevail from the East
September i5 to October 15
via the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
AND
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
(LINES IN OREGON)
From Chicago 33 00
" St Louis 32 00
" Omaha 2500
" St. Paul. 2500
" Kansas City 25 00
FARES CAN BE FREPAID
Deposit the amount of fare with the nearest O. R. & N. or S. P. agent
and ticket will be delivered in the eaat without extra cert.
Send n the name and addresi of any one interested in the Mate for
Oregon Literature. Wm. McMcmay,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
f W. A. Shaw, Prrt. W. H.
Fear, Vice-Pre. J. W. Taber, Sec.
Shaw-Fear Company
, Paid-up Capital fo0.000
Surplus $.50,000
NOW OFFERING
BEAVERTON - REEDVILLE
ACREAGE.
3600 acre, plattid into tracU of to ao acres each; a system of
completed roadt extending along one or more sidea of each tract
platted; located ten miles southwest ot the Courthouse, on Fourth
street railway, five trains each way per day, 40 minutes' Hue; no
rock, no gravel, hillside or cold white land, but very fertile soil,
especially adapted to fruit, nuts and vegetables.
This platting oner you acres at the price of outlaying city lot
and only 40 minutes' ride from Fourth and Stark street. An op
portunity yon will not allow to past when you investigate.
A few hundred judiciously investigated in this acreage and paid
in easy installments will result in highly satifactory showing In the
very near future.
Come in and permit ns to explain to yon the extraordinary ad
vantages of this special location.
Now selling at f 100 to $300 per acre; payable on easy install
ments. Call at our office.
245 1-2 Starh St Portland. Oregon
and arrange to go with our representative and examine this property.
T. M. KEB1
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 ns.
We buy and sell Timber Lands. Abo
make a Specialty of Business Chances.
OLD WELLS TARCO LOCATION.
Independent Phone, 193
HILLSBORO - OREGON
Your Deposit is Solicited. Cashiers' Drafts to all
parts of the World. Do your business by check
acconnts, and -you will always have a receipt for
money disbursed. - - - Courteous treatment to all.
Directors -L. F. Carstens, N. I. Burnett, F. N. Myers
W. 0. Gateway, Cashier. F. N. Myers, President.
N. I. Burnett, Vice President.
JAMES BLACK
Will open a
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE
on the old Steiner place 2 miles above old Moun-taindale
September 4
New Stock of Groceries and Family Supplies.
Orders will be taken for Boots and Shoes, Suits,
Etc.
H A. HUBBCKT
Washington County Bank
BANKS, ORE.
Now Open for a General Banking Business
Latest Improved Manganese Safe
as a Protection to Depositors.
Timothy, clovr r and til kind of
gratiaeed st Greet'. 2lHf
Frank Williams and JobnlW
and, of Shady Brook, were In town
Monday.
Get Greer's price on field eeed
before buying elsewhere. 25)tf
Louis Kunes. of South Tualatin,
was over to the county seat Monday
morning.
Uenrr Harris, of southwest of
the city, was in from his dairy
ranch, Monday morning.
A. Spieeecheart, on the Tongue
place. South Tualatio, wis over to
the city Mot day morning.
Dave Wencer, rancher and
thresherman. Holvetia, was in the
city the first of the week.
Judie llollis. of Foreet Grove,
and Attorney Emmons, of Portland,
were here Monday, doing but-tnees
for the United Railway people.
Gibriel Essner, of Mouutaindale,
and who fell heir to the lumber at
the Thorn j. son Bros.' mill, above
that place, was in the city Monday.
Just follow the crowd to Nelson's
Second Street barber shopthe
only four-chair shop in Washing
ton County. Always lour men on
Saturday. 22tf
Joe. Bncber, the old veteran, and
who has t rsnch np above Moun
taindale, was in town Saturday
and Sunday, coming in for medical
attendance.
Mrs N H Sheidel, who in com
pany with Mrs. John Weik, is vis
iting st Waverly, Ntw York, is
expected home tbs last of tne
month.
Four room house on Wasbiogton
Street, on car line betwren Second
and Third, lot 60x190. for sale
Erneot Lyons, 2 miles northwest ol
Qilleboro. 61 u
Elder J A Cimpbell, of Port
land, and who his taught anr
preached in Wnhiotn Count)
for many )Strs, wts io town tb
last of the week.
J a. H. Sewell, if northeast o
tiwo, was in Monday, tni mj
(hat be will doobtls cultivate his
hop ya d next season, after it h.
bet n idle lor a year.
The B-avarton Colts becamt
vicious,' Sunday, and UoVd tb
Reedville nine clear to the North
Po'e, with a score of 13 to 6 in fa
vor of the vegetable town' nine.
Geo. Biersdorf, who has a hop
yard on the Nor h Pltins, was in
Tuesday, and is feeling pretty good
over hop prices, as but a small
part of his product is ucder con
tract.
Gus Steves, ot Virginia Place,
east of town, left the first of the
week for Celilo, where he till work
for the government on river im
provemeot. He expects to be sb
sent all winter.
F. M. Crabtrse, the Laurel hop
grower, was over to the city Mon
day. Mr Crabtree has several
thousand pounds of bops over and
above his contract lot, and this
will mean good money,
Why buv a steel range from a
peddler, and pay bim more than
you have to pay Emrick & Corwio
for a steel range? We csn beat
their prices here at home If you
don t believe ns come in and see
Oliver Huston, son of 8 B. Hue
ton, who mads 100 yards in nine
and four-fifths seconds, last SpriDg
his quit the track, and wi'l enter
football this Winter, aod play wi h
the University d Oregon baseball
team next season.
J. Millar, who condusted a store
at Reedville for many years, was
in town Monday. Mr. Millar and
wife left Wednesday for a Winter'i
viiit at Sou'h Durham, Qiebec
Canada, and the Argus will b
with them during their visit.
Calvin Jack Sr., win lived 37
years in the Farmington section
and sold out and left for Portland
in 1901 was in ton Monday
greeting h:s county rest frieods
and it kpt bim buy attending W
the grips of his large scquaintance
D McL-iucblan, of the P. R
N , returned the last of the wees
from Portland, wbi her he went
attend the funeral of his wife'
mother, Mrs. Foster, a highly re
rpected resident of Albina, and wh
bad made her home there for thirty
years or more.
Hon. W. H. Wehrunv would not
accept the compromise offered him
by the Portland Livestock Show
for his salary, and as a result the
lunas constituting tne gate re
oeipta ire still held under attach
ment nr. wenrung. it appears
wants bankable paper, or I
monev. and if the directors slan
members of the Association it is
question whether or not the banks
a .
wouia taxe up tne paper.
Wm. Reidt, who has made a
bushel of money in Portland, buy
ing and selling real estate, was in
town Monday, with his usual knock
on Hillsboro. Mr. Reidt sold some
Main Street property a few years
ago and had be glued to it be would
have made four or five times to the
tood on the realty. He sold too
soon, and yet, with a handsome
concrete building about completed
oo the property he sold; with a
hundred or more residence build
iugs completed in the last 18
months; with a general , improve
ment everywhere, Billy can't see
the old town is going ahead. Billy.
Billy, Billy I
ftoebers Confectionery
Is the finest place in Hillsboro
Oyster CocKtails
Oyster in bulh. Call in and try us once
and you'll com again.
All kinds of confections and always courteous service
Second St., Opp. Dell Centralj
the
as
a
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
KDW. SCHULMERICH, President
GEO. SC11ULMKRICH, Cashier
Are Doing a Conservative
Banhing' Business
CAPITAL STOCK, $25,000
"'SURPLUS, $10,000
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
W have? th Exclusive Selling
Agency for
Chase &. Sanborn's
Well-known In amis of coll'cc ami teas. It
ctsts uo more than oilier KtHl brands. Wc
leave it to you a to tjuality next time you
need either come to us and try it.
HlHsboro,.Orc,
our.- y ift
If!
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The CITY BAKKR has a new Baker
aod the best bread ever turned out io
the city l now being nude. Try Our
CAKES AND PIKS
and all Kindt of Pastry.
Everything as neat as a plu. No
dirt; no haphazard baking.
WHOLESOMK AND CLEANLY.
CITY BAKERY.
JOS. TRUTTMAM, Prop.
FOR THK
Best Fire Insurance
AND PIOMPT SKTTLK.
MKNT OF LOSSES SKK
JOHN VANDERWAL
Agent London & Lanca
shire Fire Insurance Co.
OCca with Kdmood Cornelius, Mala St.
lad. Phona, 393.
Pacific States Phoat jta HILLSBORO
SUMMONS
IN THK CIRCUIT COUKT OF THK
BTATK OK ORKOON KOM WASH
INGTON COUNTY
Blanche Smith, I'lalntlir, vs. Andrew
Smith, Defuudant.
To Andrew Hnilth, ths above named
defendant;
In the name of the slata of Oregon you
are hereby required to appear andanswar
the complaint tiled against you In tbs
ahove entitled rmune on or before Thurs
day, the 2lsi day of October, IUUW, and If
you fail to appear and answer, for want
thereof the plalntiir will apply to ths
Court for the relief prayed fur in her aald
complaint, towit:
r'or a decree of the Court dlnsolvlng the
bonds of matrimony now eitsttng be
tween plain titr and defendant, aod fur
such other and further telle! in the prem.
lues aa to the Court seems equitable and
just, and as in her complaint asked for.
This summon is puhlUlied by order
of the Hon. J. VVeeley Uoodin, Judge of
me loiiniy voun ir tne uounty of
WaahlnKton, Oregon, in the abeence from
WaHhiiistUm County of the Circuit Judge,
and said order wan made and daled ths
4th day of Beptember. 1UM, and the date
of the flrat publication of thw uirimons
is Thurwiay, the Wh day or Heptemher,
1UU0, and the date of the IhhI publication
of this summons in Thursday, the gut
day of October, 1.
I hereby certtry that the within Is a
true copy of the original aummons.
CLYDK UICHAHUSON,
Attorney for the Plalntiir. 618 Chamber
of Com. llldg., Portland, Oregon,
SUMMONS.
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT Of THK
STATK OF OKKCON, KUR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Walter E. Thompson. PlainUIT, vs. MaM
ThouiiMon. lieftudauU
To Mabel 1 tionipaun. lha abuts utuvd
defendant:
in Uia name of the Ktala of Orwim, tua
are hereby required W appearand answer
the outuplalut filed agalnai yea In the
slurs eollUed cause oa or before Tbura
day, ths ItUl day of October, lSuu, aittl if
yoa fall to appear aod answer, hit waul
thereof, ths plaintiff will apply k ths
Court fur ths relief prayed fur la his
said complaint, to-wtt:
For a decree of tba Court dissolving the
oonua 01 matrimony now stlatlng be
tween plaintiff and defendant, and fur
unit other and further relief la the prem
laes aa to the Court seema euuitabie and
just, and aa In hia aald coiuulaiut aeked
for
This summons Is subllehed b order
of the Honorable J, WealeyOoodlo, Judge
of the (Jouuly Court, fbr the County uf
waaaingtou, uregoti, in the etteocw from
waahiiigton Uouutr of the Ulreull J udea.
snd saidonlur was ruaiie aod daUd Urn
tth day of tiepUmber, 1, sod ths date
of the first publlratluu of this suninuns
M mursday, the Wh day of HsiiUmber,
1WW, and ths date of the last publlraUoa
of this summons la Thursday, the II tt
oij.ui ijciooer, iwu.
1 hereby certify that the within Is
true copT uf the original summons.
CLYDE HICMAK1MOW.
Attorney for PlaintlfT, AIM Chamber of
iamii. iiiug , rurtlaiKl, Oregon.
NEW IRRIGATION BOOK FREE
"Well Irr'gatioti for 8ma.ll Firmi"
is a publication ju-t isHUecl by ths
General Faeperger Department, of
the Oregon IU lrotd aod Naviga
tion Co , aod Southern Pacifle
Lines in Oregon.
This booklet seta forth in a prac
tical concise way the poraibilitiea
for profit of inizpenaiye irrigation,
andfthnulrl lj-tin the handaof ever
farmer in Oregon.
Copies may be obtained free on
application to Wm. McMurray,
General Paeeenger Agent, O. R A
N. and 8. P. Lines in Oregon, Port
land, Oregon.
Wm. McMurray,,
SUMMONS.
IN THI CIRCUIT COURT 0 THI
BTATK OF OKK4ION FOR THK
COUNTY OF WA8H1NUTON
Palmer W. H In man, Plalntifl, )
s. I
Kttle A. Hinmsn, Defendant )
To Bttie A. Hinmaun, defendant aliov
' named!
In ths nam nf Ut.t. r
ou are hereby notified that the plaintiff
n elaa fl I au I si A s t . hlali - 1
- piiH enamel you in the
above entlt ml iv,iir .
, ' xmuwm, III! you
are hereby required to apiearsnd aniwer
"-"' " "eoins spptiaraiic
thAreln 011 or l,rV,rA ik 1-1. a J J k(
w.nlr, llU, and If you fall &, ,PIWM
M1 complaint, ar Bis sums
appearance therein the plaintiff will rauM
;!, 7 . M: "ntereu ami noted ant!
will apply to t ,s Court for ths relief p,.y
v" " ; "ravuiiii,wwiii ror
lurovar uuaoieing the bonds of
further relief aa U, the Couit may seem
The date of the first publication ofthl
imi TrS T lnunaJi Uptemher ,
18W, and thl 1 suiiiuioiia la Io be publlah
ed on every Thursday of aarh w..a i. . .
period of .li weeks, the Uat publleatlon
uunneneo aira
TOU tiurauant Ul tha nnk. ..I t...l..K.
poodi.. count, judgs of a;:,;
w h , 'r u T ". ,n c"nihers, on th
6tU day of September, imu.
W. A. Ti
T.,.n,l All f!'.' I'talnllff.
lam! ViV. Building, Port
Notice of the Meeting of the County
Board of Equalization
Notloe Is hereby given that the Board of
nquaiixaiion mr - waHnington (,'ounty
Htate of Oregon, will meet on Monday,
the 18th day of October, 1IKW, at the Coun
ty Clerk's ollloe In the Court House in
HlllH H.ro, Oregon, that being the third
Monday in said month, and the day and
place set by law tor the meeting of said
board, , to ; publicly examine the Assess
ment Rolls of said County, to correct all
errors In valuation, description or quali
ties of land, lot or other property assess
ed by the County AssesHor, and It shall
be the duty of alf persons interested to
appear at tho timo and ulaiw appointed.
Waid Hoard of Kqualizatloii will con.
tinue In seMlon until the examination of
said tax roll nIihII be completed, but for
T i0t in IV"" f""'0'1 lh"n 30 d,y" fro,u 0o'
Hillsboro, Ore., Bent. 23, 1M9.
MAX (,'HANDALL,
Anes8or for WanhliiKton County, Bute
of Oregon.
Argue and Journal, 12.26.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
a . T " Ul"1 lir the
' '"" ius and naval l
Will IsasiVtlriat ria h,.i,.,.i ' 1 1 IMnt
interna . T ir"?""",Ju. A"T
b:r,i """ unm said Ux
Bheriff and Ki-ofHohV Tax 'c
WaHhinirbin I !,,i. n "".or
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Are You Going' To Build
If to, Call and see our New StotK of
Star and Star
Shingles
A Cirload just arrived
The 1UCST ShinKlcs at the HKST Prict
If you don't want full load of shingles, rcmcmUr tt
have mauy, many other things that you muld finiA
out your load with.
How About
About that woven Wire Tcnce? KEYSTONE vt
AMERICAN ROYAL, whkh will it l? We'rt
got 'em both.
Yours for a Q Deal always
ROWELL BROS. & CO.
B0H0LL8, OREGON
Phone 51 x li
Summer Rates East!
During the Season 1909
VIA THK
Southern Pacific Co.
FROM
Hillsboro
To Orath and Return - - 900.65
To ttnst City 500.65
To St. Loula iind Return - 168.15
To Chlcarfo and Return - $73.15
and to other prinripaTcitles In the Kst, Middle West and Suula.
Coffrtpomlmgly w I'area,
On 5.U June 2. 3, July 3. 3, August II. 17.
To Denver and Return - - $55.65
On 9U Mar 17. July I. Aug. 11.
Oolng transit limit to days (mm dale of sale, final return limit Oct
These tlcktls prs:nt some wry attractive feature In tin wy of
pr.vilrgts snd choice of rootss; therrby enabling rwasengrra to mM
trii to many Interesting points enroule. . .
ttoutlng oa the return trip through California may be had at a atlf"
tsnce over the rate qaoted.
Hull particulars, sleeping car reservations ami tickets will I
by any riouthcrn I'ecluc local agent; by 1'aATT VlCKK., A(1T , Ilillsbota,"
Wm. McMurray. Cen'l. Past. Agt.. Portl.Bti
The Use of Money
The way s man uses money makes it, aave It, ipruda It l PM'
baps on of the best test of character.
Money should not b regarded a tht principal nd oflifr. V
hould It bt regarded with contempt, for It represent to a
lent the mean of mental and physical comfort.
Th finest qualities of of human nature are related to th right
of money.gtn.rosity, honesty, justice anil aclf sacrifice.
A Kills self sacrifice, a saving account with thl bsnk, and ex
termination to use your money right (by saving It) will soon
ulat a tnng balance to your credit.
pay four per cent on saving and time crtlOctc.
CORNELIUS
State BANK.
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w4tJIIE sciiool,of;ouality''
JJ-fc - MoevW, rmUai OregonTaa 'A. P. Arm.ron, U-WJ'
Old in yewt, new in method!,- admittedly the hU
wmmerci.l .chool of tho Northwests Open all the yctf.
In r 11 . ,,p th,n W0"C(" mcet-po8ition certain. 0
individotl intruction.t Bookkccpin. from written form! JJJ
Bice pr.etice.'IShorthand that excels in every respect
r'-w,w,u'P . department. tkjVrito for illiutrated