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HlUJBORO ARGUS MARCH 1910
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Spray Your Trees
' Jfnlic t burhT ivn th 1, the itn
drtirnd admlnialraior of th route of
A. H. Vincent. dael, have Sled, in
the counljr mill of the Stale of Orefton
fir Wahintn county, my tinal ac
count a Kti.h adminirtrator. ami said
Curt basset Mumlu, My i. Isl. atlne
houi of 10 o'clock a m. aa Hie tune and
th roomy cmirt room in HillsNwu, Ore
eon, aa the place fr hmn objeotioiia to
said account and the final aeuifiuent ol
aaUl route
Da'e.1 Uul March i. If 10.
r. I. VIM'KST,
Administrator of the Ksut of A. H.
Vincent, leCe.Hel.
W. N. Barrett. Attorney for aaul deceased.
Mt-M Hig Convention in MilKhvro.
SaturJ.iv I at
MOST SlUTSSITl I UK HH
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Kcprtscnlatitc Miriam
Brook IVcst'Bt
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i DISTRICT MEETING
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SUMMONS.
IN THE ClRCl lT COURT OF TI1K
STATK OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Cbarlea I. Pasbiell. I'lsintirT.
Kliiabeth ft. Dashiell. Defendant.
To Klisabeth K. lathiell, the above
named defendant
In the name of the State of Oreeon you
are herehy required to appear and ans
wer toe complaint tiled against yon in
the altove entitlfsl suit on or before rri
day, Ihelstday of April. lHlrt. hich is
all weeks after Thurwiav. February l.th
WUJ, the date of the tin.! publication of
thuturamons, ami n j"u iui p
pear or answer, for want thoreof. the ,
platntifl will apply to the Court for a tie I
eree-diseol ting the bonds of matrimony j
eilatln between the plaintitf and dc-1
fendant herein ami for such further re- i
lief a the Court eein meet and iit and j
aa In plaintiff" s complaint prayed for. .
tl.. i ..nShlirt.! )r urder of
the Honorable J. W enleT Good in. Indite
of the County Court ot the State of Or
egon for Waahlutrton County, in the ab
sence ot the Circuit Jiule fnmi Wish
tuzton County, and aid onler was made
and entered on the 15th dy of February.
1M .
The dale of the last publii-atien of thi
lunmioiu is ThunKlaT. March 31. llU.
CLYPK RICH AKIK-ON.
Attorney for Plain tiff. MS Chaiulwr of
Commerce, Portland, Oregon.
Notict Ol Final Settlement
Kotioe U hereby ?ien thai I. the un
dersigned aduiKiuitraUir of ihe estate of
Mary J. Buckingham, deceased, haie
filed. In the county court of the State of
Oferon for Washington county, my nual
account as such administrator, and said
court has set Monday. Mav t. 1910, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day as the
time anj the county court room in Hills
bora, Oregon, as the place for hearing ob
jections to said account and the hual set
tlement of said 8HUIA.
Dated this Marco ii. 110.
UEORGK BUCKINGHAM.
Administrator of the Kslale of Mary J.
Buckingham, deceased.
W. M. Barrett, Attorney for said Folate.
NOTICB TO TAXPAYERS
JJotic it hereby given that the 1909 tax
roll for Washington County, Oregon
will be open for collection and payment
of tazea on Thursday. February 10, 1910,
and all who make full payment of thtir
tax before March 15, 1910, will receive a
rebate of three per centum. Half pay
ment can be made by the first Monday
in April without interest charge, or pen
alty, and the remaining half csn be paid
t any time prior to the first Monday in
October, 1910 Where no payment is
made by tbe first Monday in April, 1910,
the tax becomes delinquent and the
statute requires from that date a penalty
of ten per cent per month on aaid tax
notil it is paid
Geo. G. Hancock,
Sheriff and ex-officio tax collector for
Washington County, O-egon.
Dated at Hillsboto, thu Jsn. 1910.
Administrst jr'a Notice
Kotksa is bertby given that tbe under
signed baa been duly appointed by order
of the, County Court of ihe Slate 01 ure
goa. Administrator of tbe esute of Mar
garet Uoodln, deceased, and baa duly
aoalified as saeh.
Mow, lher(ore, ail pervjns having
eiaima against said estate are hereby re
qairad aod not.fie-1 to proeent me same
yo m, together with proper vouchers
therefor, at the law office of Kagly
Hut wiliun six months from the date
hereof.
Dsied March 2fcth. A. I) l10.
T. p. GO DIS,
Administrator of the Ksialo of Margaret
O wdin, deceased.
Bag ley A Hue, Attorneys for Administrator.
The Feminine Facs.
A perfect feminine face should
measure exactly five times the width
of an eye across the cheek bouea. Tbe
eye should be exactly two-third the
width of the mouth and the length of
the ear exactly twice that of tbe eye.
The space between the eyes should be
exactly tbe leugtu of one eye.
Parliament of Bats.
Tbe "parliament of bats" assembled
during the regency In the reign of
Henry VI. Its members were forbid
den to carry swords, so tbey went to
the house armed with bats or clubs.
Genius at Eighteen.
At eighteen Mendelssoliu produced
"Midsummer Night's Dream;" Meyer
beer. "Jepbtua's Daugbter;" Schubert,
"Erl King:-' Bach was court musician
at Weimar; Michelangelo executed
bis basso relievo of the "Hattle of the
Centaurs;" iJa Vinci's work was ac
knowledged by bis master, Verocbla,
as far surpassing his owu; Ixipe de
Vega, the Spanish dramatist, bad com
posed "Arcadia;" Savage produced bis
first comedy, "Woman's a liiddle,"
and Shelley wrote "Queeu Mab."
Weight of Money.
If a man could carry 2X pounds he
could get away with only $2!561 In
cents and $917 In nickels, but be could
more $2,017 lu sliver dollars, $54,JJ0
lu gold and (71,111,100 In $1,000 notes.
A Picturesque Mountain.
In Surrey county. N. C. there Is a
mountain whose outline displays a
striking likeness to the sphinx of
Egypt. It Is lu the northwestern part
f the state, Just east of tb Blue
Bidge range, and lies prone upon the
Piedmont plains. At a distance of ten
mlJe the figure Is tbe exact counter
nart of that of a gigantic llou. Its body
at right angles to tbe precipitous ridge
and with bead reared aloft as II in tne
act of rising.
This is the SEASON to
SPRAY for San Jose Scale,
and other barh insecticide,
fungi and all fung'us disease.
De sure that you
GET THE BEST
and that is
The "AETNA" brand
LIME AND SULPHUR SPBAY
No Salt
This is the tried spray, and is endorsed by
all prominent and progressive orchardists.
I guarantee the full test. Write mc for
prices .
Hillsboro, Ore , Keb. 7, 1910. B. Leis has deposited
in the Commercial Bank $100 payable to any one
who can find any salt or other impurities in the
Aetna brand of Lime and Sulphur Spray. Must
be opened in original packaged
Geo. Sehulmerich, Cashier.
D. LEIS
Beaverton, Oregon, Route 2
Colonist Rates to
Oregon and the
Great Northwest
The management of tbe Southern Pacific Co.,
(Lines in Oregon) takes great pleasure in an
nouncing that the low rates from Ksstern cities,
which have done so much in the past seasons to
stimulate travel to and settlement in Oregon, will
prevail again this Spring Daily from Warch 1 to
April IS inclusive
PEOPLE OF OREGON
The railroads have done their part; now its up to
you. The colcnist rate is tbe greattst of all home
builders. Do all you can to let eastern people
know about it, and encourage them to come here,
where land is cheap and home building easy and
attractive.
Fares Can Be Prepaid
At home if desired. Anv agent of the road named
is authorized to received the required deposit and
telegraph ticket to any point in the Ivast.
Remember the Rates
From Chicago frcm St. Louis, $3J, from Oma
ha and KansasJCity, f.25. This reduction it pro
portionate from all other cities.
WM. McMURRAY
Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland. Ore.
"Keep Your Own Key and Counsel"
Sound advice within certain
Limits.
It's all right when applied to holders
of keys to our safe deposite vaults.
Absolute privacy. We can rent you
boxes for $1.00 per year. Call and
examine them.
CORNELIUS State BANK
Cornelius, Oregon.
Phe lMhian Sisters' Pistriot con
vention hold in this eity Satur
day bust was one of the most suc
cessful ever held in the state and
all of the Temples in tin' district
worv rvtuvsontod. exeeptinir Till
amook and North Yamhill. The
meeting was called to onler by 1
Mrs. Mariam Krooke. Supreme
Jonrosentativo. of Portland. Or-
phia Temple, in the absence of-
district IVputy Mrs. Kmma Mc-
Kinnev. Ihe visitors were wel
comed by Mrs. L A. 1a!it. of'
the local Temnle. Mrs. (levtirt?..
of Orphia Temple, responded.
'hoenieia leniple put on the
opening work; Orphia Temple
put on the statf work w ith twelve
adies and executed manv tH'au-
tiful figures; Uose Temple en
acted the Knights' degnv, and
Oregon City conducted the bal
lot exercise.
After a snlendid luncheon the
afternoon session continued.
One of the features was the
memorial services conducted in
memory of the late Mrs. T. li.
mbne. rast Grand l mot ot
Oregon. i
Mrs. r red bewell sang Loved
One, Rest," and a beautiful.
Moral offering was brought m by
a corps of little girls. A prayer
was ottered by Mrs. John M.
Rrown, and a short sketch of
Mrs. Imbrie's life work was read
tiv Mrs. Hrooke. These exer
cises closed with a quartet.
'From Every V ind 1 hat If lows.
Papers and addresses were read and
delivered by Bertha Hart, Cataract Tem
ple; .Mrs. Kachael Mauley. Sirs J. w .
Goodin, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Shiiui, Or-
:hia: "How to Kcco Interest In the
Temple." Mrs. R. 11. Greer, Mrs. CVo.
Sehulmerich. Mrs. Zumwnlt, Mrs Spen
cer, Mrs. ticTurtx, Mrs. Valentino, Much-
steller, Mrs. V. N. Harrlt. Mrs. U A.
Ixkir. Mrs. Shinn, Mrs. J. W . Scwell.
The convention closed with a chorus,
and the Ixrd's 1'mer was ollerrd by
Mrs. Barrett. Thine present were:
I'honccia Temple, HilLttro Lucre
tia lir ret t, IXjnis Goo tin, Knnor Wilkes,
Kmlly Contiell, MUl BuuM-n, Mae
(ireer, Carrie Moore, hliwbeth t.srdny,
Klaie ScuuluierioU, Aukiku liocser.
Lena Wilkes, I.tirah MillqniKTer, l.e
Koundev. Ilattie Criiinl.ill, Jessie Sew-
ell, Ida K. Brown, lUhcl Jimicy, Nellie
Bailey, Mrs. J. W. Sewed, Jennie M.
I.onif. Carrie 1.. Whitmib, Allah
Moore, Maud Williams, fcusie Mor(itu j
Dora Nelson and Mr. I. A. w liitctmirj
NEW 600DS
THIS WEEK
Something strictly lite and nifty in all the
swell styles of nobby neckwear for l.ulicS.
Pricrs Reasonable
Ladies' shitt waists, uc.it patterns at tiht
prices.
They arc WauticsThosc r.ttetit ami Tan
rumps, advauce styles.
The nualifKatious of the Famous Armor Hate
Hosiery, arc style and durability.
The Royal Woucstcr corset is the corset fur
style aud comfort that you will need with that
ucw spring gown.
Everything, up to date iti Men's Toggery.
BAIRD
Between the Druj; Sttres
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I'hos. W. Sain. who1 owns a
Orphia Temple l'urtlanU-Mrs Mar-1 f , uj ;in thl. Seoggin Val
mii B Brooke, Kle Ncale, Catherine . 1 1 1. 1 . " , , ,1,
Udner, CUra K Jnuies, Anna C Baker,, Ic.V country ,WUS down to the
Ntllie Wright, I.tttie Irn ONon, '.city yesterday.
SUMMONS
Honeycomb.
A oare foot of boueycoub contains
about 9.000 cells.
Ami In Switzerland.
It la wtliuated that there are 250.000
hive or colonlea of eea In bwltzer
Ian4. each of which produces forty
ptmn&M ft hooey during the season,
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Notice of Final Settlement
In the Circf it Court of the State of O.e
gau for Washington County,
Laura Hart, Plalutill
vs.
Mike Hart, Dvluda
To Mike Hurt, Defendant above naintxl:
In the name of Uie (State of Oregon: You
are hereby nutilied that the plaintiff Iibh
fllixl a complaint against you in uieaix)ve
entitled court and cauMB, anil you are
hereby reriuired U) aiiear hiki answer the
cou.plalnt or tile Home appearance herein
on or before the lant day prescrilied by the
order of publication thereof, to-wi': the
Nth day of May, A. !., 1010 ; and If you
fail so m appear arm aimwer me coin
plaint or file some appearance hreln, the
plaintiB will cauje your default to be en
tered and noted, and will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for in her com
plaint herein, to-wit: a decree rorever
dissolving the bonds of matrimony eiist
ing between you and plaintilT' and for
such other and further relief as to the
court may seem meet and proper
The date ofthft tirst uuhlication of this
summons is Thursday, tbe iUth day of
March. A. D . 1M10. and this numinous is
to le published on every Thursday of
each week for apeiiodol Hix weeks be
tween said dates.
This HUinmons is published by order of
Hon. J. U. Campliell, Judge 01 the above
entitled court, made in Chambers, this
Hint day of March, A. D , 1')I0.
CHAS J. SCHNABMC,
Attorney tor Flaintiil'.
Notice I" hereby giver, that I, tbe under
signed Adiirinlatrator of the Kntale of
William W Marsh, Deceased, have fileil
in the County Court of the Htate ot Ore-
goli tor Wasiiingioii oouniy, my rinai
Account as AUniiiiiHirairir 01 earn esinu-,
and that said Court has set Monday,
April IX, 1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
M . as the time, and the county court
room in Hilhthoro, Oregon, as the place
for bearing objections to said account and
the tinal settlement of waid eetate.
Dated this March K, lftlO.
J. W. MAR8H.
Administrator of the Kstate of William
W. Marsh, I)eased.
W. N. Barrett. Attorney for said Estate.
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WE THANK YOU,
Friends and patrons. For by your lihciul
pattoiKU'c wc have nccomplishc 1 our aim,
in closing out various lines ami ml tic ilk',
our nvcr supply, in the reduction sale
just clm,vd whiilt wc Iiojk: has Ucii .1
henefit t Un all.
Now with New Goods, ami iif;ht
pi ices, 'e 1. now wc e:ui please you, and
it will !c our aim at all times to cater t
tin- wants of mir customers.
LIVE AND LET LIVE."
TRY US,
SCIIOUS, ORIwa
Our Motto 1
Mays & Conovcr,
TRAYLOR HUOHSON
At the close of the morning ser
vices at the Evangelical Church,
Sunday, March 27, 1910, W. K.
Traylorand Liza Hujrhson were ,UUK
united in marriage, Re v. , Guy -s storc'
Stover officiating. 1 he groom is
well known in the city, and owns
Ex-Sheriff Connell is perhaps
more conversant with the needs
of travel over Washington county
roads than the average man, be
cause for years he had occasion
to make many hurried trips over
bad roads. Realizing the neces
sity for a strong vehicle he made
arrangements with a Michigan
firm for a special manufacture of
bucrines. designed for Oregon
use. The best of hickory, the
best of steel, and the best of
workmanship all , reinforced
above the average make, was the
order given, and the carload of
special manufacture arrived this
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Michigan buggy at Connell &
MAKIAM 11. imOOKK,
Supreme Rcpn;
.jsentative Oregon Pythian Sisters, who Presidet
Saturday's District Convention,
1 at
Maud Sliinn, Martha Hjiencer, Mai Ge
vurtz, Klleu Wagner, Lulu Iucks,
Therpoin Mnn M ..till lie tin mill Sarah
Fones, Mary Murohy, Nettle Valentine, (lay morning.
May Douglas, Iowa Temple, Waverly,
Iowa.
Sarah K. Hochstcdler, Alpha Temple,
Past Giand Chief, Albany.
Kone Temple, St. Johns. Amanda
Foul, AnnaS Clark, May. Kerr, H. W.
Krice. h. K. Clark, Mrs. A. S. Clark,
Mrs. P. W. Valentine, Mis. Lillian
Miller, Mrs. Josephine Hendricks, Mrs.
A. W. Vincent, Grind Mistress of 1'inance,
Alice Weimer, Karah L. lirice.
Cataract Temple, Oregon City Leslie
mount, Nan Chapman, ('tissue Hull,
Clarice Zumwalt, l.illie Kinitnoiis, Ber
tha Hart, Harriet Hayes.
Kmma tucker, Detroit No. 9
A. Anderson, of Helvetia, was
down to the county seat yester-
Walter Hoge, former editor of
the I'orcst Grove Times, was in
town Tuesday evening.
THR COMRT
Ambers Thornburgh, who is
well known in the north country,
property on Washington Street, j and who now resides at Forest
between Second and ihira, wnerejtirove, was in town yesieraay,
they will make their future home. I greeting friends.
John R. McNew, of below
Reedville, was up yesterday. .He
recently sold his 20-acre tract at
an advance of $(KK) on what he
oaid for it a few months ago,
and will soon look for another
location of course he will not
leave old Washington county.
Ed. Poge was up from Farm
ington, Monday morning.
Mrs. Jahez Wilkes vears aim
clipped the following from an exchange:
President Lincoln was assassi
nated April 15, 18G5. Encke's
cornet appeared January 2T), 1805,
and was visible tive months.
President Garfield was assassi
nated July 2, 1881, and died Sep
tember 19. Encke's comet an.
peared August 20, 1881, and was
visible tothe naked eye.
President McKinley was assass
inated Sept, 6, 1901. Encke's
comet appeared Aug. 15, 1901,
and was visible for several weeks.
I Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.
I II hut luil kilWO. I lnwr'iii living
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