PASE 2
Intend at U Post-offlosj at HUUboru
Orsgon, m mooim1-1m mail matWr.
U A. LONG, Bdltor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: I1.S0 par Annum.
Issued Every Tbarsdai
BY
LONG McKlNNBT
' Hillsboro has had a Gca year
frrro ths standpoint of improTe-
roent. and each year will sub
atantUl t-rowth. When the mille
which are bound to come arc one
euablifihed look for one of the bet
twna in the Korthweet
Re thankful that you are living
in the beet section of the teat atate
ia the anion; be thankful that yoo
have good echoola for your child
ren it you have ohildreo; and be
thankful that Oregon is ea(h year
gelling more desirable a place in
whioh to lire.
If you are dyspeplio and prone
to look oa the dark side of thing -
joat ginger np and make a resolve
that you'll quit whimpering. When
you are making as eternal cold of
yourself, and eee i.othing but bit
ternees in this "vale of (cars" yon
are only advertising your ills, and
being laughed at for yonr paint.
Face the nor Id with brightness
don't cry all the time like our
contemporary down the street
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BANKRUPT SALE
Bids will be received by the under
signed at Hilleboro, Oregon, for the
property of John P. Aplin and
Bamuel Aplin situate near Dilley,
Oregon. This consists of a two
thirds interest in the farm of the
lata Joseph P. Aplin, being about
20.50 acres improved land with
buildings. Bids will be received
up to December 1st., 1909. Bids
and aale subject to confirmation by
tie U. S. District Court.
Edw. C. Luce
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Leaves for Portland
Forest Grove Local 6:5i a. m.
Sheridan Flyer o:u a. m.
Forest Grove Local 10:4a a. m.
Forest Grove Local 3:3a p. au
krrallis Overland 4:14 p. m.
Leaves Portland for Hillsboro
Corvallis Overland 7:oa.tn.
Forest Grove Local 8) a. m.
Forest Grove Local imo p. m.
Sheridan Flyer. 4:00 p. a.
down tbe platform waiting for the
train that always seemed to be de
layed. "This is a terrible road," be said,
addressing a prosperous looking by
stander. "I've beard a great many complaints
about It." was the reply.
"Yes" went on tbe commuter, "near
ly every morning I'm late to business,
and when I get home at eight the din
ner is cold. How do yoo find It V
"Oh," returned the other, "I bave no
kick coming. I'm president of the
road, and I always travel In an auto."
New York Life.
Let It 8pin.
Heme one thinks we soon wilt
How the efcrth doth turn and go;
How we circle round the sun-rt
If It's true that this Is dose;
How we swing along- through ipaoe
v.t i In a diziy, ceaseless race.
I !?"T'yfi"rriajP Oilnks that through the pole
I - , secrets will unroll.
..- W wlijr should we care
M through endless air?
'reljr bliss
' kat'iNieo.. knowledge such as this.
i Let the sprusrs through spae be cast,
Just so long as we sHck fast.
swinging out or swinging In,
We can't stop Itlet It spin!
Cleveland Plain Dealer,
i.
Unwilling to Guess.
"The 'Witherspoons are crazy over
their sew baby. She la the first girt
born into the Wltberspoon family la
three generations."
"Indeed! On the father' or the
mother's side?" Chicago Eecord-tler-ald.
The Aerial Family.
a4 Is on the barn root launching a bsi
loon.
With wooden wings beneath his arms be
Bars, "i ll soar soon."
Bis has turned her parasol Into a para
chute
Aad tied the cat on with a string and
says it's "cunning cute."
Brother, with his aeroplane, is on tbe
garaen wall,
And ma Is spreading feather beds to
oaten them when they fall.
. ' , Detroit Tribune.
A Remote Danger.
"These pugilists worry me," said the
peace lovlpg person.
"They talk a great deal."
"Yes. I'm In constant fear that one
of them will say something that wltf
start a fight" Washington Star.
Ins and Outs.
There was a girl In our town
As gentle as a dove.
One day she mat a dapper dodo
And at sight fell In love.
But when be started In to talk
Ha save her such a pain
She oulrkly took a second look
.. Then fell right out again.
Chicago News.
REMOVAL NOTICE
Our Patrons will please take
notice that we have removed our
Sporting Goods Store
To Third street, at the Garage, where we
have more room and are better able to
take caic of our trade.
Guns and Ammunition
Winchester and Savage Rifles, the best hunting rifles
ever made.
Remington Shot Guns. Latest models, Hammerless,
Repeaters. Buy no other.
Revolvers of all kinds.
Bicycle Supplies. - . . Repairing a Specialty.
R. LEE SEARS
HILLSBORO AROUS, NOVEMBER 83. 1909
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
Almost Any Day Now,
Minister And the cblld'a name,
ttadam?
Mother (flrmly)-Narae him Freder
ick Hobort Cook Peary Smith. I'm not
fofng to take any chances Puck.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Royal Bakery & Confectionery Incorporation,
sole manufacturers of Royal Table Queen Bread,
have made arrangements with the enterprising
firm of
WYATT Ca CO.
whereby, the said, firm of Wyatt & Co. will be ex
clusive agents for
ROYAL TABLE QUEEN BREAD
The best bread on the market. Delivered fresh
every day. Appetisingly delicious, wholesomely
good.
LANDESS CONFECTIONERY
Second Street opposite postofflce
FOR FRESHEST OYSTERS
For Sandwiches and Coffee '
Confectionery the Choicest"
Fine Line of Cigars and Tobacco
Splendid Line of Post Car ds
Quality and Cleanliness Our Motto.
Give Us a Tria.l i
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON,. FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ftutenlco,
r arpsioO,'ln wife. W J Rice,
nallisRioe, his wife, 8 M Rice, Annie
Rice, his wife. Norma Linke, 8arah Dod
man, Robert Dedman, ber husband,
Henry Beauchamp, Jr., William K Beau
champ, Alice Beauchamp, his wife, Ellen
Northrup, John Northrup, her husband,
John Zimmerman, H K behrens, Kreduie
T Behrens, Paul Behrens, John Beau
champ, Gertie Beaauhauip, his wife, Ueo.
Bieloh, John Chester Bieloh, Hazel B
Bisloh, N C Ryan, K Ryan, her husband,
Mrs. B J Porter, John Doe Porter, her
husband, M M Pittenger, Msud Lake,
Horace O Lake her husband, Wm D Pit
tenger. Mamie Reel and Frank Reel, ber
husband. Defendants.
To Absolon T Hedges, Frank Partenioo,
Elirjibeth Partenico, bis wife, W J Rice,
Bailie Rice, bis wife, Norma Linke. Henry
Beauchamp, Jr., William E Beauchamp,
Alice Beauchamp, his wife, H K Behrens.
Freddie T Behrens, John Beauchamp
and Gertie Beauchamp his wife, thirteen
of the above nameJ defendants:
In The Name Of The State Of Oregon :
You and each of you are hereby com
manded and required to be and appear In
the above entitled court and answer tbe
complaint In the above entitled cause, on
or before tbe expiration of ix weeks from
the (tits of the first publication ot this
summons in the Hillsboro Argus, the
date of the first publication thereof being
oa the 2Hth day of Oct., V. and the date
of tbe last publication thereof being on
the 16th day of Dec, 190H, to-wit,onor
before the lfitb. day of Dec., 1909, and you
and each of you will pleawe take notice,
that If you fail so to appear and answer
said complaint, that the plaintiff will
apply to the shore entitled court for a
decree adjudging and decreeing the
plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple of
all of the following described real proper
ty, lying, being and situate in Waxhing
ton County, Oregon, and particularly de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
All of Lota Nine (9), Ten (10), Eleven
(11), TweiTe (12), Thirteen (13), Fourteen
U), Fifteen (15), and Hixteen (10), of and
in block numbered One (1) of and in
North Hide Addition to tbe town (now
city) of Hillsboro, Oregon, as the same ap
pears upot the duly recorded Plat thereof
of record and on tile in the ollice of the
Recorder of Conveyances of Washington
County, Oregon.
And that you and each of you and all
persons claiming by, through or under
you, or either of you, be forever barred
and precluded from asserting, or attempt
lng to assert, any right, title, or interext
in or claim or lien upon the real property
hereinbefore described, or any part or
parcel thereof, adverse to the title of the
plaintiff therein, and that the plaintiffs
title to said real property be quieted as
against each and all of the defendants
hereinbefore named, and for tucli other
and further decree as may be necessary
and proper In the premises.
This summons is served upon you by
publication in the hillsboro Argus, by
an order of Honorable J W Goodin,
County Judge of Washington County,
Oregon, marie and dated Oct. 26th, 1909.
Bagley&Hare, attorneys for plaiutilf.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNT".
Marrellns I. Wagner, plaintiff, vs Grace
31. wagnei, oerenaank
. To Grace U. Wagner, the abots named
defendant.
In the name of tbe Stat of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear and
answer tbe complaint tiled against you In
the above entitled Court and Causa on or
before tbe 25th day of November, 19W,
which is six weeks after Oct. 14th, 1W.
the date ordered for the tint publication
of this notice, and if yon fall to appear
and answer, the plaintiff will apply for
me reiiei prayea lor in nis complaint, 10
wib For a decree dissolving the bonds
of matrimony now existing between the
above named plaintiff and Uofcadant. and
for such other and further relief as to the
Court seems meet and lust.
This summons is published by the order
of tbe Hon. J. W. Goodin, Judge of tbe
County Court for Washington County,
n.u. Liaae, attorney lorpiaintin.
Date of first publication, Oct-14, 1800.
Date of last publication, Nov. 25, 1809.
PORTLAND MARKET
Valley wheat, per bu ft
Oats, No. i white I30I30.50
Timothv hav "
Onions, new, per sack....
Potatoes, per sack
Ctuntrv butter. ter lb..
Outside Creamery, per lb
ISggs, per dozen
Hens, per id
Springs
.f ISC4IQ OO
.fi.25('i)$i.50
, 6j7
'A()24
32(!!3
45C
5
15
Lear orders for cream at Greer's
ton.
Argus and Oregoniao, $2 25.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, on this 6th day of October,
I'M Ordinance No; HUM of the City of
Hillsboro, Washington ikjuuty, Oregon,
was passed, filed and approved for the
proposed amendment ot auo-divislon G0,
Section 6 of the "Act Incorporating the
City of Hillsbord,' Washington County,
Oregon, filed In the omce of the Secretary
of State February 20, 13 aa amended by
an Act approved February 6, 18S6, and as
further amended bv an Act approved
February 6, WW, aud aa farther attended
by an Act filed In the office of the Secre
tary of Ntate on January 27, 1906, and as
further amended by initiative petition
December 3, 19UH, and aa further amend
ed August 10, 19U0, by an amendment
proposed by the City Council, and,
- Whereas said proposed ameodmeut
authorizes the City Council of said City
ot Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon
(o issue and sell bonds of the denomina
tion of rrom flOO to $1000 aa the City
Council may direct m an amount not to
exceed, f 16,000 exclusive of the (Interest
coupons) for the following purpose to-wit:
$25,000 of "such bonds or the money to be
received from tbe aale thereof, or so
much thereof aa may be necessary for
that purpose to be used for paying off
and taking up the outstanding warrant
of the City; the remainder of such bonds
or the uiouey to be realized from the sale
thereof, or so much thereof as mar be.
necessary for that purpose to be used for
refunding the llgh and water bonds now
outstanding, and, ,
Whereas, said Ordinance) requires amid
proposed amendment to be submitted to
the legal voters of Hillsboro, Oregon, for
adoption or rejection, at the annual lec
tion to be held in said City on Monday,
December 0, 1909.
i Now, therefore, I, J.' W. Connell, as
Mayor of tbe City of Hillsboro, Wash
ington County, Oregon, in obedience to
and by virtue of the power vested In me
by tbe Ordinances of said City, do hereby
make and Issue this proclamation to the
people of the city of Hillsboro, Oregon,
and do hereby announce and declare that
said Ordinance, No. SOD and amid proposed
amendment are in due form and that said
proposed amendment, will , be submitted
to a vote of tbe people of said oity at tbe
regular annual election to be held in the
said citr the fltn day of December. WOW.
Done at Hillsboro, Oregon, this October
' J.W.bOHHELt,Mayor.
H. . Bagleyv Attorney. '
,v . .ijf.!r.'.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
In the matter of the application! ol
Fred Wmott. fm- l.icenne to 811 Hpirlt
uous, Vlnom and Malt Honors In less
Quantities than one gallon, tu East 1'edar
Creek PrvcimH.
To the Honorable Comity Court of the
State of Oregon, for Wanhington County:
Tbe undersign! petitioners, legal vot
ers of Kaat Cedar Crwk Fwiuot, Wash
ington tVunty, Oregon, and coiistllutlnc
a majority of the legal voters of said
rrsotnet, and Iwtttg actual residents ot
aald Prsolnet and having actually resid -d
therein 90 days iiiiniediaislv prsoed
lng the date of Vina petition and tnednte
of the filing thereof, would reapeclfultv
petition and axk that a license to sell
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors In
less quantities than one gallon. In Kast
Cedar Creek I'reclnct, Washington,
County, tWegtin, be granted and Issued
to Fred Wesvh, a resident of said Pre
cinct, lor a period of one year.
Dated this tth day of Oct.. WH.
Sam Oalbreath, Carl J Shelter. W L
Davis, John Jurgena, 8 N Slorn, IVtur
van Wyuendacl, R R Towosrnd, l T
Sherman. P A Townsend, Arthur Jones.
Geo Klligsrn, H M Moore, Adam Wil
klna, John C Wangruian, C Rotwrta, R K
Waageutau, A Cimiuo, Joe Roberts, D
Galbreath, A J WllUrd, F Schonihrrg.
August Blank, Johnny Ottrrstrom, Wil
liam Clear, V Murrav, John Roberts.
Joseph Laverna, J Martinaul, A W
Chaloner, Chat Gcibrrger, K L Cole, J
R C Thompson, Geo Ualbresth, L Sa-
gert, Albert Ma, John H Clear, 0 D
Shaver, Peter Potvin, Ben Day, Jos l"ot-
vtn. K Kliugrr. Richard Hauke. h Sav
age, Lewis Deport, P A Fuller, John
Sax, Joe Yanlloine, Frank Walgrave, F,
F Hack. W Krause. II llesa, A kraui
A 1 Ursa. II Krause. Henri Soulins. I W
Hess, II Saffren, J Haufmann, A Ander-
lint. R P White. Jos Galbreath, K A Kd
dy. Kd Colfelt. W G Mullov. G W M ar
ms n, T A Mulloy. Fred Leuthl, K P
Chthak, K VanLake, Wm F.lligse n, R S
Townsead. A Schleckla, Claut Peters. II
Peters, Henry Holzwarth, S Peters, John
Holiwarth, II Frobose, Louis etbraek
en. David Cuthbert, Theodore Scharffeo
berg, Fred Weigalt, Robert llle, M U
Adolf, Henry I lie, Ben Adolf, tt 0 Ra
ney, 8 C llesa, Fred Hess, August Setter-
ling, U II Moore, Louis sniwuoorteie,
Michel VanUeMoortele, T C Wheat on
H E EUlg'wn, Joseph II Sherman, Jack
Morbow. Arthur Galbreath, John R Ful
ler, P II Schmidt, J J Krieger. W T
Schmidt, F Coltclt, Harry Hill, w Ill
fan?, A C Halt, John S Scaler, John K
Sealer, John Frank, Angelo Cerrghluo.
L P Podeato. 7. T Cate, F M Hess, t
Steeneracn, A Peters, Fre.1 K.Uigwn, P P
Bailey, Jesse McKtnny, F Shuff, A Bra
sesco, O Braaesco, A F Del.
To Whom It Slay Concern
Notice la Hereby given that the under
signed resident of Kast Cedsr Creek Pre
cinct, Washington County, Oregon, will
,1 - 1 1 ,k- . I ft . lijfu
allOo'clock. A. M. of aaid day, present
tbe foregoing petition for license to sell
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors In
East Cedar Creek Precinct, Washington
County, Oregon, In lea quantities than
one gallon, to the County Court of the
Mtate ol Oregon, for Washington County
at Hillsboro, Oregon, and at said lime
and place will ask that a license be
Issued to the undersigned applicant to
sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors
in Kast ueoar I'reek, r reel ml, w sailing
ton County, Oregon, In less quantities
than one gallon, for a period ol one year
from tbe date of the issuance of such
"Dated thls&th day of Oct.. 19U.
Fred Wesch,
Anitlicant
Bagley A Hare, Attorneys for Appli
cant.
; lakfn up: ' orindie cow; no
horns; while spots on hips; rather
thin; not In milk. Oo J. A. Im
brie ranch, West Union. Owner
pleaBe call and pay charges and
take her away. Lewis Hamel,
HillBboro, Boute 1 . - 37-9
8moke just aif as mucb, and
when von oo smoke, bay a Schiller
and you'll never be accused of be
ing "grouchy."
Bargains io ladies' dreee skirt
at Baird's.
CORNELIUS CASH
MARKET
We Sell MEATS
CHEAPER
than any market in Wash
ington county.
Pot Roasts, 6c to 6c
per pound.
Beef to Boil, 4c to 6c
per pound.
Good Steah, 8c to
lOc per pound.
And Everything Else in
. proportion.
Also pay Highest Cash
Price for Hides.
FL0REY & ALLIMGHAM,
Cornelius, Oregon.
MOORE Sl HOOVER
JsMSMtaf rM- Men Mar-f
fnah and Ourmd KHmrnU
ALWAYS IN STOCK
Taw fisssi
Snond Stromt. HUlmkmi-o, Op
Notice of Final Settlement
Notion Is hnrnh olvon k nMl..
signed, the duly appointed, qualided and
BAtlnff KrAf.lip ftt th Imut Will TV...,
1 tit biiu inw
amentof (lottfrled Matthea, deceased, has
niea in tne county uourtor theBtateof
Oregon, for Washington County, his final
account In the Matter of said Estate, and
thstsaill Clllirt hay flwl ll.-miii.
day of Decemlier, A. I)., 1WW, at ten
uciuca a, m. ui sain uay, at tne Uiiuuty
Court Room In Htllshoro, Washington
County, Oregon, as the time and place for
hearing objections to said anal account,
and for the final settlement of said Kstate.
listen turn i;h aay of November, A. 1
lfltiBe
URNBY MATTHF.8,
Kiecutnr itf (he lul Will n.l T.i.
merit of Gottfried Mattlies, deceased,
i. n.ougue, Atiornny.
COTSWOLD BUCKS
For sale: Full blooded Cotawnlrl
bocks, yearlings and 8priog.Jos.
Oawrse, Cornelius, Route 1; 5
mues nortnwest of Uulsboro.
Cnstoniers at Emmntt Rrna mav
get a beautiful China Dinner Set,
free. See their window rlianla
and ask them how you can get
one,
EEISIiSia
Introductory Sale
Pianos and Piano Players
To introduce to cur out of town tr;ulc, our large
stock of fine pianos and player piauos, wc have w
lected a number of ivmh iu choice walnut, mahogny
and oak and placed them on exhibition in
McCoRMicits Music Store
HILLSIORO. ORE.
During this Special Sale only lasting IO days
wc'will allow 2 for every dollar jatd on the fuiit
payment not exceeding $50.00
The pianos are priced same as in our regular
stock in Portland, we have but One Price, and a
purchase made at this time tneatis a saving of this
amount which we charge to our advertising accouut.
To I frauk with ymt this s!c is nude at this
time so that everyone contemplating a piano for the
Holidays, will come in and sec us before nuking
a decision.
We want to tee you before you purchase a
piano, not afterwards, it will save you money aud rc
grets.
We carry In stock in Portland and sell wholesale
and retail the following well known makes of pianos:
Kfamch L Bach Piano and player Piano
Chlcherintf Bros. "
Hoffman "
Strohber
Smith L Barnes "
Sterfer b Sons
Hafiett b Davis
Cambridge " " " "
Universal
Amphion
During this sale we will make liberal valuations
on pianos aud organs taken iu exchange.
Wc are large dealers iu everything iu music whole
sale aud retail in Oregon and Idaho.
Our stock of pianos is oue of the largest and most
complete on the coast.
We have six piano priors filled with choke in
struments in a variety f sizes aud styles, where the
most descriminating musician can nuke a selection
that will please them musically and technically,
While we have but one price and this price is made
as low as possible, quality considered, and this al
ways comes firsf with us. We make terms of pay
meut to suit the convenience of our customers. Wc
accept monthly and quarterly payments and these
are always sent to us. JJ: do wot fiud it ucccssary
to keep a collector for our customers.
Correspondence solicited. Catalogues furnished on
request.
GRAVES MUSIC COMPANY
4th St. Portland
EVERYTHING IN MUSIC
YMIOUSMl, Kf I AIL
Wagons
Automobiles
Buggies.
aassBaBjsaSMaBaaaBjsai
Cost no more than others
Don't buy until you Investigate
Let us send you our catalogue Ask us
aWtJthe toioautomobilcs-you wnt
regret it.
AutoraoblU SaUsroosst ,
Wons mnd BuK(ls
FOITLANB WO Morrl.o St.
Vacuum House Cleaning Co
On Main St. East of Third, oPp.
whenSePten,l,rcoLSe:S;i;;:r;:iir-ht
Vacuum Cleaner Ul do the Work
sucks out the dust: suck m "om .
leaves your rooms nice S c "a u T" 7
country where several L. 1 K t0 ,1,c
Cheapen than hidng lelp!10"8 Km U-
OUR UPHOLSTERING
ilW We make
feature. WeSl 1 ffdu"H
We can upholster that coS r d as ncW
about to throw away i cl',a,r
Our reasonably pr r 1!!
r"' yuu.
TINGSTROM & SMITH.
MUD CONVBNTiUN
FORSATUKDiT
Will Take up Matter of Roji
Supply br Trala
SI1SI0SI it COUXItllH
III itu Matter
Tai far I'st..,
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thlselty Halnrdat, hal.l ibij
tbs city ball nr iirt,lg, .
tak up ha mtttar f t.auj0jk
to plao on lha blub,!
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uri-d lha iKipU that ihsroclsi,
b la lit down hara Iu ..
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day, and a mcI1 ui fo
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