PV5E a
HILLSBORU ARUUS JULY .'I 1910
Kntorrl -U ha Pofl-offlM at Hillaboro
Orvcn nortond-claae mail mtlr.
I.. A. I-')NU, Keillor.
(' i nty Official Paper
tsiiriie-ipemn: II..') per Anmmi.
U'onl Krrj Thretlaj
CJ McKINMKY
IVatli from hoat is stalking
hnxh in the East, and every
city of magnitude has lost from
ono to a score of its citizens
within the past ten days. Hero
in Oiveon, where the thermome
ter reuistors as hirh as back in
the states, we have no deaths,
and ery few prostrations. All
of which should appeal to the
Easterner, as well as satisfy he
w hose home is in favored Oregon.
Sumner irrigation will in a
few years be in general practice
in this section of Oregon. The
Hur.temanns, of southwest of
tow n, have proven its probabili
ty, and in a year or so more their
extra production will have paid
for the expensive plant they
have installed.
For Sale
Eigh'v acres of land, short dis
tance from Glencoe and one-quar
ter mi'e from the B. r. Cornelius
farm. Fine springs; about 15
acres cleared: balance in timber.
Price, $T0 per acre. Mrs. E. Al
berts. 1628 ltailroad Avenue,
San Francisco, Cal. 19-21
FAMILY OVERLOOKED
Banks. Or., July 19, 1910.
To The Argus,
Hiltsboro, Oregon.
Gentlemen:
My family of nine persons
was overlooked by the census
enumerator. What course should
I pursue to have this rectified?
As there are probably others who
were overlooked, this informa
tion is desired to the end that
Washington County may receive
justice.
A. 0. Reppeto,
Banks, Ore.
Tlrf ex-ieus returns are now in
process of compilation and noth
ing can be done to get on the
census roll.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. A. Spies, of Elmonica,
wa3 entertained at a birthday
party the first of the week.
Those present were: Mrs. G.
Bow er, Mrs. J. Mann, Mrs. H.
Schlattman, Mrs. C. Jenne, Mrs.
W. C. Keehn, Mrs. W. Wolf. Mrs,
A. W. Keehn, Mrs. John Boeker,
Mrs. Aujfust lews, Mrs. H. Mc
Entire, Mrs. C. Sahli, Wilda
Mann, Netma Klatt, Clarence
Klatt, Irene Boeker, Acmes and
Elsa Tews, Amanda Sahli, Louisa
bpies. John bptes, Lhas. Spies,
and Mr. and Mrs. A Spies.
PROBATE
Emu kurath, Benton Bowman,
1 T 1 T T" .
ami j. m. crown, appraisers
estate oi Lmma Duerst, insane.
report property valued at $2462. 17
Approved.
Estate George Duerst deceased
closed of record and bondsmen
exonerated.
PICNIC
The Ladies of the La France Cir
cle Women of Woodcraft of Ced
ar Mill, will give a picnic at Wis-
mer s grove, Saturday, July 23,
Sports and games. Dance at the
W. 0. W. hall in the evening.
good music. Tickets $1, includ
ing supper. Everybody in
vited. 18-9
Ilerm? n Collier, who has seven
acres of onions growing at Scholls.
was up yesterday. Speaking of
the outlook Mr. Collier said: I
think there will be about an
average crop this season, but if
the dry spell long continues it
may be i nder the usual produc
tion. There is no chance for an
overproduation, at all, I think
that Mr. Fanno's prediction of
3W carbads lor Washington
County is about right, judging
from the present conditions."
Last yea:-Washington and Clack
amas counties turned out 334
carloads, and Washington County
raised about 300 of the lot.
Prof. Faker- of the chemistry
department, Pacific University,
has resigned to take charge of
the public schools at Manistee,
Michigan.
Portlaid was this morning at
the hd of the baseball league,
being four points ahead of San
Francisco.
M. Cantwell, of Clackamas,
and a former resident of above
Mountaindale, was in the city
yesterday.
Thos. Candle is talking of mak
ing a trip into the Alberta coun
try in the near future.
J. J. Schlicht, of Mountaindale.
w as in town this forenoon.
Thos. Ghoen is cutting meat
for the Emmott shop this week.
C P. Farnham and wife, of!
North Plains, were in town this
morning.
When you want ice cream, get
the best Hazlewood -Koeber's
Confectionery.
Born, to Chas. Li ml holm and
w ife, on the G. A. l-arsen place.
below the Minter bridge, July IT.
1910. a daughter.
Win Bagloy Sr.. of l,eisyvil!o,
went up to Buxton, this morning
to tight fire, which is raging
near his timber land. A good
rain would lv very benotieial at
this time.
All persons knowing them-
i i i i ,i t
selves indented to uie under
signed will please call and settle.
Herman Ostermann, lenter-
ville Store.
Manager Kinzer. who has
harge of the condensers here
and at Forest Grove, was a city
caller, yosterdav. He savs that
the dry weather has produced a
shortage in milk production.
Milwaukee, Peering and Mc-
Cormick mowers rakes and
binders, at the Hartrampf Feed
Store, on P.-B.& N. Main Street
station. The machinery that has
stood the test of vears. 15tt
W. H. Hemsworth, whose leg
was broken at the S. P. depot
two week's ago, is so far recov
ered that he can get around bv
the aid of crutches. He is still
at the Hillsboro Sanitarium, but
expects soon to return to his
home in Portland.
Persons living in the country
and wishing to take the Daily
and Sunday Oregonian for one
year can, by paying a year in
advance, get the Argus and an
Oregonian map, or chart, for the
one price. This offer will not
last long-so get in your order
soon.
Walter Ballard, the 11 year
old son of Ballard, the shoemaker,
while playingon a "slide-for-life"'
toboggan, this forenoon, broke
the right arm an inch above the
wrist, and sustained other severe
injuries, so that he is considerably
dazed over his experience. Dr.
1. A. railey reduced the fracture.
The Telegram recently had an
article wherein the Cardinal ball
team was quoted as beinir de
funct. For a "dead one" the
Cardinals have been doing some
hne trimming to-
mcuiimsev aawini
Dimension Lumber and Timber
Rough and Picked Lum
ber of all Kinds.
Mill i4 miles from 15. P.
Cornelius' Place.
Will Deliver.
IN A SPIRIT OF
MISCHIEF
P. SIMLA I'.SUU-K LUNN
e-. i ithl. l-'H by Aioeiitait 1'ieee
,tH Ullon
A.
E. McCUMSEY
Cornelius, Ore., Route 1
-a
TELEPHONING TO, THE 'miiMTPY
The City and the Country are bound
together by the telephono line.
The farmer aud his family use the rural tele
phone constantly, calling up each other and the
market town ou all sorts of matters and for all
sorts of supplies and information
City jicople also find the rural telephone of great
advautagc. A traveler from his room in the hotel
talks with the farm folks miles away. Without
the telephoe he could not reach them.
The farmer himself may travel far and still talk
home over the Long Distance Lines of the Hell
System.
,7 THE PACIFIC TELE-
k! l PHONE AND
X tes& a TELEGRAPH CO.
Kvery llcll Tebphou- is the Center
of i he System.
t't
Ji
semi-professionals. If the Tel
egram sporting writer will come
out Sunday and witness the ball
game perhaps he will see evi
dence of some signs of life.
Today is Kenyon Crandall's
birthday, and 80 years ago this
morning he was born in Rensaler
County, New York. He crossed
the plains in 1852, coming from
Illinois in the same train with
Hon. H. W. Scott, of the Ore
gonian. He left the wagon train
at Salt Lake and went into San
Francisco, then taking a boat to
Portland. He has spent nearly
all the time since mil in Wash
ington Lounty, aside from two
trips Last, and a few years in
Southern Oregon, Portland, Cal
ifornia, and the state of Wash
ington. Mr. Crandall gets around
as spry as most men of 50 or GO,
and he keeps his condition by
always doing a little to keep his
muscles from getting too soft.
Mr. Crandall for many years has
made his home with Mr. Long,
of the Argus.
OREGON ELECTRIC
The schedule of departure and arrival
of Oregon Electric Cars for Portland
follows:
IJR PORTLAND
FROM PORTLAND
7 05 a m 8 oo a m
s 55 a oi 9 25 a til
i 45 am n )Ja m
" 35 P m t 05 pm
' 55 P m 3 05 p hi
4 5 p m 4 5 P m
7 15 P m 6 25 p 111
9 5H P m 9 20 p m
3 45 p m! .. 12 20 a m
Sunday only J Sunday only
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Leaves for Portland
Forest Crove Local 6:5i a. m
Knleru on Fourth St.
Sheridan Fher 8:42 a. m.
Enters Union Depot via Oswego
Forest Grove Local 10:42 a. in.
Enters on J fferson St.
Forest Grove Local :2 t m.
Enters on Fourth St.
Corvallis Overland 5:10 p. m.
j-.iiiera on rourill ftl.
Leaves Portland for Hillsboro
Corvallis Overland 7:20 a. m
Leaves on Fourth fit.
Forest Grove Local 8:5o a m.
Leaves on Fourth St.
Forest Grove Local I :oo o. m.
Leuves on Ttfferson St.
Sheridan Klver 4:00 r. m.
Leaves Union Derot. via WiUkLm
Forest Grove Local ... :ao d. m.
Leaves on Fourth St.
ram
Pacific Railway & Navigation Co.
HILLSBORO
TO
TIMBER
Spend a Day in the Mountains
Train leaves Hillsboro 9 a, m.
Sunday, July 31
Returning leaves Timber at 5
p. m.
Spacious Picnic Grounds.
Train stops at all way points
along the line.
Tickets, Round Trip,
$1.00
PORTLAND MARKET
Valley wheat, ter bu Hf,p
Oats, No. i while $28tfj8
Timothy hay " " $i8(;i9
Onions, new, per sack fitf
Potatoes, per sack 75, (
Country butter, per lb ..,23
Outside Creamery, per lb 3031
Kgs, per dozen 26(27
Liens, per lb -..i7fei7X
The regular union Sunday eve
ning union services will he held
in the Christian Church at 8
o'clock. Speaker will be an
nounced later. The union young '"wt miiBiHtrntes.
peoples- meeting will be held in
the Evangelical Church at 7
o, clock, led by Miss Lottie Butler.
Dui'Injr tin' lnul 11 vu j-piim f.!,."8 per
coiih huvu (men hoik to the j;iiIIowm In
ItiiKHln. most of them for oiruiwun
which would bo freely forgiven bv
Frank Waibel is away at his
homestead this week, and there
is a report current that he will
come back a benedict. Anyway,
the boys are preparing to give
him a rousing charivari when he
returns tomorrow.
Mrs. Sylvia Tucker, of Clarks
ton, Wash., arrived todav, ami
is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
M. A. Powell. She goestoNew-
port tomorrow.
Zinc
point.
Zinc.
cxpnnds up to
tho Uir-ltliig
Ancient Japanese Steel.
The Juimnese nri. m,( to have hnd a
eurlouH method of nmklnir Hteel. They
burled forced Iron In murHhy ground,
und ufter eifflit or ten yeiirx, tlivoupli
Komo Hlelieiny of mi tim-, It eumo out
steel.
Iodine Steins,
If lodlno mitliid nee upon wood, wet
Him wood Willi coinHliireli find let stimd
i mliiuie, then rub uulll the wiulim
disappear
"My ilillil. ttluil tln iniltler l"
twtvn jihi Mlid rfci'T"
"Oh. miutf. I'm wmii linn!"
"IK. n t do it "
A joiuit; Kill l l Hi" '' "f
limit f liinel) Tin' li-uder I'lirtr III
tl:i fa.v of ilio mm MiitiHUil elrviiiiily
V It !i tlio ttiiukle of llio ullivr. ha
u Ikt U"''il nn-iit liiniuliiiilit. I liu
mm of Ihu i-aily Iweiillelh wu
tur. Hie iilnr of Hie fnrly iilnelot'iil U
"Whin I v.u iiir nm:" tin' oll
Hum tMuliiiiHil afler H u'. "tienertil
J.ii'ksiiii n piviUli'iu. lie mh a
treat ilfc-hlliij; man. iiml liir ti nut
t:i! fiuiiilit tin" eiu iulK or lile conn
try, lull Ills own eiieiuleii. bis exiimplo
nltivled eeiy one II" fiiiittit a lnel
wild iiml tilled n ouut: uitirrliHl Inaii
u Im .'ild MMiielliliii; illii;rtt'tilili iiIhuiI
bit SMfe. 1 tilmi) thought uliu i
no Kiilut. but l bo ivm iiiio vt It Iiml a
V.'iuij; frleiid uf mine. A!l'lt Mot oil
h.'ii. and bo vti otnincint ly lix'kltij; lor
tiolHO OU Vt lltll tO IM'tlCtltt) JUi'L
noils klll;:tll orrituir.
"I urn uiwpiiiii; tlio aiieiiOoii of a
y. uui; liiilitl.iu, t in ltiij;li I alrfai
Ho nan n remai kahly haiulxomu mini
iii.il full er t il cliltaiijt. not Ilia ltirl
otis kin. I alTeeled by many ulltor lid
w ii detoii'd lo mo, aiut I Knotl lilm
iIo;oraioly .
"Hut our houiIhtu KlrU bad I bo maiiio
rniiiantlo bloiia a llio youiii limn Ww
iboilii It a lino ibtuti to tllil Willi
1 1 e or llirre lie n aial at lat nho imr
eli en lo joiue suitor tolio wa roady
l i i'liv I'oii iiiilxoio lii our tbifoiiM
I ttai a! the lime platlni; a k'umo wltli
bold .VlU'it Slmwhui and 1 'II lliu;li
t'ali f.n I bad one oib.-r mriui; lo my
low. t.ut bao forsjolteii bl imme
And yoi it one time I thought I elioultt
many tilui U!i. dear, bow ouu'e uu-in
i ry faili ufter o litany yonre!
"One day I wait walkUij! In Ibo fr
den with Knlrf.it. Wo nt dou on
n bi'iii ii under a troo. Sievomon eullod,
ir I they told him I n In tbo tar
tloii. I aw dim leave tlio boiio and
come toward in l itlrfat wan turioM
Htiiy from bliu um ur lalrfat
wa about to irtoit to mo. Ilo n.i
bonding otrr mo wild bin face near U
mine. Suddenly I Jiimpod u(i, n-muni
Ini; mi offended np'atntiep At tbo
auio time Slot onion Joined till.
"He 111I01I I'll IIukI) "bat It nil
meant. Wry red In Ibo fnee, bo told
Stovoniiiii to iihk mo, (ti'vriim turn,
ed to me, mid I, aetlui; uiulor Ibo Ktibl
moo of the plllt of ib tlliry Hint n
In me, .ild not or a word, but walked
( tbo boue,
"I wim no H'HUit-r on the gallery than
it iK-euiml to mo that ttotiie real trou
ble nilKtit eome out of my frk. and.
returuhii; to tbo younjt iiioii. I told
litem that tbero wan Dot h!t of mo
ment betweeu Mr. Kali fat and mo
Hid they Hero to eiiiiitdor tbo matter
in ma b:i vliiK baiipeiietl. 'I hen w boil
Knlrf u i;avo mo Unit cold, eoniemptu
m look, Wblih I run nee nt thin Very
iiioiim iiI, my blood ran old I know
lie had lovod ine, that I toted hint ami
that I bad hwt him.
"Neither of thw young men MKko. A
I bad iiotbliij,' more In miy aud Inilii
inrod by tbo .,k I list Htltih bail ulvoii
no, I went nwiiy, lenvlnu them o.-etti.
r, I made n net end mistake In tlolnif
:!iK but I couldn't remain vtherw Fit
lluii wan nfler that look, I uIhIkhI
i' ko to my room ti m t weep, There
wu more to weep for Ihaii the botit of
his respeet. and no man eau really ov
i tvomnii without Hint. It did not oo.
ur to mi) that ufter I bad ctoneriileil
him there would bo nuy troublu bo
Iween him and Hlet elixou.
"I biy iinakw that IiIkIK till dawn nud
then fell iiHleep. I nwoko lain III tbo
inornliiK and wmit dow nstttlm Into tbn
illnlni! ruoni,
" "I-i'm it imiMiy, MI.Hfiy ImoKni,' Habl
our table Horvnnt, 'huvu yu' beerd do
news';-
" 'No.' 1 Mild. What M It?'
'Mam' Stevenson nud .Mam' Pit
Uunh foiicht n duel du tunwiilir befo'
iiinup. tin' Mars' I'll-. IIukIi killed
Mars' SleVeimoii.'
"I Mmk mi the lloor In n Kwiioii,
"It wn.1 ii IntiK time Iwforo 1 recover
ed from mi nthu k of bruin fever. 1 re
covered from tho fuver, but thiit'n nil
1 have reeovered from to IbU (lay,
"I'll. HiikIi never oanio to boo mo or.
ns far n I could lenrn, linked fur mo.
I knew that In my b lleim net and
lis ri'Miilt 1 had fixed a urent gulf b,i
Iween blm nud me, Ilu went back to
Virginia, Ho never iniirrlod, nor did
I. Hut we never met fiKiiln.
o t ..I ) . m i . . , ...
i i iii-iiii oi iiiiiii pnrueg told mo
what had happened ufter I left the
two ynuiiK n. Ntevermoii llMHUnied
that I had etoiieniled Pllsi Ilneli l.o.
iiiiise 1 wn miifiminlmoiiH mid did not
wish to malte troublu, Ilo pimed an
my defender nm Kent n chnlleuKo to
the man who had Insulted inc. In
milted me; In another moment Im
would bnvo linked tun to bo bin wife.
'J'hey fought with plKlolH. and nt tlm
firm Hhol KHz iiuKh m, nred In Hid
dir. Stevr-iiKon I hen Hindu Homo. IitI
tiitliiB remark, whereupon Pit, Hugh
on I be Rocniid Hhot had Hounht to wlnir
iilH opponent, liy thin Hhot bu iinln
tenlloiinlly killed bin iinliiKonlHt.
"My that ono net I lost tint only mini
1 over loved, imide hi in a murderer
w ith n hMiik upon IiIh coiiHcleneo, eiiuH-
d tho iiienuilure dealh of one who
loved ine ami have lived for throe
quartern of u century under a blight.
"No. no, dear, don't vex your lover.
Many n pair of young lovera have been
Kopnnitod and their lives liirned awry
by a Nplrlt of mlxehlef on tl(, p)lrt of
Hit' Rlrl. Hut mine Im I be warot of nil,"
Antiquity of Beer.
Ri long ago as Mihii) . (). r
h"''1' " ' I'M H. .V and oTher
KriiltiH. U'Jio blHloriiiu Herodolm, wpoaki
Two Oceane Pass,
Thero Ih ii Npot hi the v.ai,,,.,.....
Niillonnl park where Iho kiiiiii, !,.,.,
Bends water to Ilu.. I'aeliie i.
O..OH.- IH-eilUH t 1110 HIIIIII! Illiu.
eillieo 1 WO OeellllH paHM.
Bue, overuowN, tho water Hpreadti
over tho conllneiilal dlvlile, koiiic d.
lug uUHt und Bomo west.
It In
When t,
Hie Plea.
"I Mtmol lint !' old """ e )rll-l
tlh Rll h.T lnlBllt
Tbe yoiioe limn '' rnlllni tdoml.t
tome l.oOim lllghl
"1 mmiot i Ibo "i.l ..ngn!" elia tnto-
-t evi'on.1 lm.
I'll rnlln mat mill llatvliinl II l fiMlllieU
tutttlMil).
ili loior.l il.a tinnle ovor und Hinn.ti.t
on Iho k- ".
Tli etn-lit-.t nualn iiior loudly lie
foil U'H lil k
" rnimol le lb" "' t "!'!" !
tuMvd Willi a ib
Its roo mid ll.llir lua.io.1, "ror Ooit
,ika iwi tin''"
- t,-lilo.ei ll5coid lUml.t
Kiil Her Uu.r.
"My hlKbaud l bolpful In our
houboid work, lou know I Jul lo
to lo Iblybii: up end oleatiliiit nud to
nrraniilui! nil tbo lime" "And bo lukoe
n band In tho Ihtyliitf npr 'Writ or
bi.llroctly. Ho throwe tbliii; nrmmd
end out of plaeo " I bat I'll ba o oiiu
thlnil to do."-St. Pniil IHipntfU
The Vellovuhemmer.
Om- ttoott lliolliliiK ill i r I bio
Bort. Bllll It Moil Y.
Ill tlm hiiiiii nud itownv rovtire, mhlrej
Willi tnl I l"tel li e llom,
While I ChtiucM "f further nueiilne" u.
itenlr llmte rema l'l'l"e
Aa of e.oiie one eouii.tlir laii lm. ro
llog im Ihe nir flKi
"Tie Hie bllB.t lilil. " I IHUIirteJ. "rHiltiC
on the tii'ir rlor
I dote dean! Imr tlieae t-for "
- Jit tule lt lUKiMnli h,
On the Trd.
"to you wo that man Koine nl.iiiif
itlth bla bead 111 tho air. olilll'.iui; with
bit bono';"
"hi I know blm "
"I mippino bo btlU-voe In l.tUbtif In
the K""l. pure osoiie,
",o II.-' bunilni; for n motor t
rtlgo, .olloto'- l.olid 'll Skoti II
Kept Apart.
"If I Olirn mottl-1 only h iHikW,"
- Urr. ll,e mtf1tt; lie.
"And ul !,i!i,t ahiuiMrr Id !, .ol.l.r
S o .1 ln Hie l illol yd "
Iblt one ttaaiati aliitutl laid hf
W hm '-.e at last Iktt-t huIi-.l
"We ran i ilmul sIkiu! l-r lo h,iut!er,
c ii gr.t nr h! all i-rulir, "
t ouItin tVurier Jutiritat
The 8miitan Sioiai.
"Vluui like m-." lotnarked Johnny
eoittideiitbilly
"V oti tiro i-r y a lit. my x-y, I fear,"
romomtratiit bli inoiher "What rod
! tmvo you for a) Inn litii b a Idiiitf"
"I'aumj elm i ulwaya fuimlud up mid
blltluiC im? In tho Ut. k."- Now Vuik
'l'liiit-e.
Beaton'e Acrvetie.
fllf tltiet lin t
l.ae f t -t ) hur
AHM. Iho alilr
Hliltnnf tug ! clla
11 l I t -ir. !l ,m
t l-i!-.ll l i-. oome.
It" kf (Piult Vxue
e.taUllv erranlrjr.
-Ufa.
Up the Rhine,
Mr llidiiitiuui - And woro yuu up lb
Ithllio?
Mm. Jo Jouoa (jtiBt rt-turiutl from
rontlm nlal trlpi hotil, think
fleht to tho very top What a apb-udul
view thoro le from tho uuitult!-Tlt
lllli
Te Dr. Fletther.
Tor tni.nl infot mall m,
l'u-. may to aclt q tuit,nf
In rlrriml itmtitif atlnit
The nrl.o. uf gi.t itlk'-.onf
t'dh 'Iribun
The Point Proved.
"Why did yoti .put your Jobr
"The bom aald I wna a f.K.I "
"Hut bo tlldn't ill -ImrttK ) oii, did lie?
i nt you r.-liin jtut for thtttr
"Von,"
"SV'oll, I ciieia the K.e e right, "
-('lev eland lanttbr.
The Sportemen'e Viewpoint,
nbb. la it.ino, a, yim )ay M ara.
Irt m.-i.r.t Uh II, n toiIMr law,
Kthi-e unit liKbieta are ofi.-n n,i out
liy liiinllnK InKik In tlm Jaw
- I'liltauu Ne,
A Day Loet.
Plmt Chureh Worker-! tow wne tlm
nie'tlug toibiy?
He.on.1 I'hureli Worker -Very unlit
teritttliia. i:very one of the udder
llnre, mo lUrte Win Ilo , (o (nil,
Mlitlt.-oukerH NtiitoMiimii.
Second Thought,
Itn kl.-, ),r flint upon the ehwk,
lbi ll.fifii fo.iinj w, , ft .Iroititlit
Jl .'liniiitnt 1,1a tnr-, an Hwak,
And kliinil der on Ida mould.
- Toledo lUn.la.
Succeee.
Ijitldhdy-I believe In lettlnn rofTes
boil for thirty iulnut.-, Tbiit'g Ibo only
way to get the gooduoioi out of It.
New Hoarder (Intilng hu und drink
lag ID-Ymi hiiva eui eeeded ndmlriibly,
ina'tiiu.-chipo,
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i nc uimax ft i iiiLr i',i u iii
furnish sucks frcr (,f chatyt! to
antifrs (icsirmo- tu uf Ht(),,0
uii'ir wheat at their wure
house. i7tf
kM:ilS l RATION OI I.ANI) MTI.U
'N XrATMnn.,.:lT f'"UT OV T'"5
WAHIIINHTON COUNTY.
In lh matter of tin, upplloti,,,, ofCyrun
'i "io' ' l" rM"r th" t"l."e
i run i, and i , ,, , H ...
le-t 4 0IKW of ,,wi and wVh
Oregon. f WwlniiKlim I-ounty,
lit. ., VermiM
v; Nbtiiiiii,;;;;;,, , 7r "w
IbBwiUtofNehool ,l i . 7. ..' r 'f '" 'r
'"""droin and all whom It Zy K.
'I'll A II W "".emiK.llH
,,. , " o- may coneuru :
j.dv A.,,i;un''::a!:,t"r..':!i" ".r.of
'ne,.;; ;-;;-ll.bn forever
" C. Wright, A.,llc,tf Attorney.
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landing on abl aji.it w,i, -llttftiiiiliiK
at a j-.iMt !
t uii uta'.i.m t f ii.. ,
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to tlio -ia. of Im-(-,i
aa d laiiilltif dert-libt! k f.
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tliolir Nollll T tlrjf. I,
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alatt a around lan-lin. ..
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a lib talloii ,U i) of II. t m.iir .' ! '
drtaorlbrd ; rtl t It lii tht-h.-r S -? Iti ! -'"i.
li mill rt. t'llfm-t. Ilinn e ,V.lh II irt,
it lulu. Kaal .l fret ; Ion. . ..il,'i n i-t
;.l win, Kaal, tai ftt; t.'.r i , . i.'!.m-
ly tlirr.-tion on e t-urvt. o. r.r ;r.M -f
a rattlna of ttl .1 frt-l it -hn.4itt-e y e
frot to llio pbii o of t-( i"C, elwep
lo ald landioM drarriu I t. i !.
1 1 t.-1 it 1 1 1 1 . if al tlio i. i::.. .-. i
alt) Ian, Ih. f ruunlni! tlo-n.e .S.iltk'l
Irg. 19 lllill Wotl, tlia- tare of M
to a tttnt l)otitt tbit tt.tl line t.f ol
real I .' of tt tmi I 2 of .-. Mm t','
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folli,a:
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ultli tatloii l uiot tlii . ii lift !"'
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IO liilii, WeatN'.' ftt; I..ii.i li.atll O'I't
?i iiiIii, YYrMt. !- l"i iiii'ie "mo"'
tlt-K. IU mill rati no ffiil . lie ! "Hi"'f
on a t-tirvn to tbo Irlt In-.tj nUlw'
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plain of beKiliilii, l .ii ipaf I""1-'
luo.lloK ilnat-rll'Otl b..l..ii
lU-K-lniiliig al the h.iiilitt.ol i-iinii'i"'
mid InuditiK. riiuiilnit l'.n. N'irtli'.
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Ami wild epplb-atioii t.ili '"""" I'
ho board al tlio ii'iiulot .in;.it lirm. I
of aabl t'ouiily court Im in iuui! P
poluliiiniit of vkwori tn tl' "'l l'"1
anbl road end rati unit I .lotorml"" J '
lbn.liiinmfi.il aiiataltiml I't ri'tvani
loom Ion Ibort'of, aald In ..niilii'ii''1'
un tin. ;ird day of AuKu-l, VW, l J''
limit you ai roiiilrnl to epprar il '
your I'ompUliila for ilamnifre U''
fonalder yotl will eiia'.un In r"1'
rlKhliifwav la loeatml m by iijl inl
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hIiiiiiiiI
lintdiir von do then hii..
viol bave U.I.V laid rlllllli'l ')'
lint be Ineatmf lie by nit d i"l' "ll"w"
prnjoelod, . .j
Wltneaa my hand and '' "
I'oiinly t'niirl of Wliiiil""('"u"1' 1
In day of July, IIHU.
j. v. baiii'j'.
Coinity Clerk of Wie.liini;i"ii u""''
llrt'Knn.
Noll
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bv
tv, (Iroifon
Kiini
' Hm
Exeiutor'i Nolin.
li County fi.tirl ol Wailili'Kl"'1
-hooii. . ilorol Hie In"! VM1'"
foNtaini-nt of Itilny I'itt", iln'Mf"'''.
1.y,,ullli.HNr,,'.n. .
I miroiore, an i-i , )
....i..-l II... ntliilli III' "III"
deeeiiHiid. ar i .-1 . V rniH'" '',
preannt tlm wmn to the " "' ''T"! m I III"
iw omeii oi imnii'j " "" ' .,. h.
Otmroli. tot-'olherwIH' l"'"l" r V . .,(
within U li th" I'""" ""' "
ill led,
,1 A M KM W . n ' ,., .
illor of (bo hiHl Will um' '
i.l Kllny tbivii, ileeeii-o y . ,,,,
ley .V. llHio, Altoni".vli"' f'
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clit 1 1 1
I'nvo,
nritutt
tbo law
lioro,
era,
thlN m
Pxin
Inent
HitKl
Requejtt for I'ropos.
Hc.h.iol DlHlrlel. No. HI, of JuH
(ioiinty, will roeelve hidNUP I" 111 'lni(it
IH DUO, orl"ollhr dwu: "r ',' i,e
well." Tint "ehool dnanl l1('N"l,,ri'i
Huhttorejiietiuiv or all I'"'"; ,r.
all proponalN to W. (I. Ilriibhoi'ii.
ton, OroKon, Uout .1.
Iloitvnrton, Ore., J Him -H, I1'1"'
Attention lloWfln medd
Ceo. U. n.iK!cy, of Ilillslii.ii',
exeliaiiKt! a thoroughbred II" b u,
rcKlHteroii. lor biiohht ik nljl'
KeaHou to ptcvt'lit liiletbiei'" ",..0e
I i ti.i. iu r.iie iininia1' " '
ov nt, linn tit .,- pwCllHI'K
having a llolatein wi-lii"!! 10 lain,
Ctr ,.,.n tr ill ill) WI'U I" W
Argus and OreKoniun
, $2,25,