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PORTLAND, ORE.
June 5 to 10, 1911
will he it lined luilliiiiit
Moral Ftosta and Civic Jubilee
Portland, "The Kow City," will tc n n-rtic f
splt-lidoi itml I In- centre of wuthl wnlt- tnh-trtl fir
one week
One and One-Third Fare to Portland
from all points on the
Southern Pauifie Lines in Oregon
Tu kti-p jM-rfrrtly posted on nil i in rr lit n t iiinlU ri
ululing Id this girat event, rail on Iih'iiI agenls
fol iiu-iilnm nml iiinti-il ni:itli-r, or wnti- tu
WM McMURRAY, General Passenger Agt.
PORTLAND, DklC.
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The Handsome Coach Stallion
WVitflit, lfiOO; 11, years old, hl;uk-lrown,
fiiH'l limit. Just Hie horst' for gets that
make the most serviceable burses for
farm ami driving pn raises
Will Stand the Season of
1911 ut the Delaman Place
Northwest Hillsboro
Terms: Singte service, $a; $10 for insur
nnee, payable when mare in known to be
in foal; roll to stand and suck, ("are
to prevent, but not resjionsilile for acci
dents. Farmers Khould see this horse be
fore breeding. He has the priortions
that will please
V. S DKLSMAN
HILLSBORO, ORE.
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RET R G
SALE
at Buxton, Commencing May 15
Having decided to close out my MocK
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, 1 shall place on the marhet at
Buxton a $7,000 stoch at cost and
less than cost. Here are some of my
bargains
Six Dollar Logger Shoes $4 -5
All men's shoos, $3.25; Ladies' $3.50 Shoes,
2.73; Ladies' 2.75 Shoes, , r.75; all. others in
proportion. Standard prints, lN yards, fi 00;
all other cotton goods in proportion. .$3.00 Hats,
$2.25. Underwear at cost. Clroeeries at cost.
Pearl coal oil, per ease 2.1x1. llnlk oil, per 5
gallons, 65c. 1). 0. Sugar, per sack, 5.25.
Patent Medieiues: Dollar bottles or packages,
75c; 50c bottles or packages, 35c; 25c bottles or
packages, 2c.
THIS SALK IS FOR CASH
All persona indebted to the undersigned will please rull ml settle,
as thin Ik h cloning-out of-biiKiness fur cash. .Sale, to continue un
til enliie stuck is Hohl,
T. B. PERKINS, Buxton
E w iiainks, pres. I, j oorl, vice rres. A it leabo, cashier
CHARTER NO. 81136
The First National Bank
of forest grove, oregon. "
Capital and Surplus $60,000.
4 per cent paid on Savings Deposits.
$1.00 will open an account.
Directors: - Geo. (J. Hancock, John Templkton, T. VV.
Sain, II. J. Goef, E. W. Haines, George Mizneu, Levi
Smith, W. II. IIollis, W. K. Newell, II. T. Buxton, and
L. J Corl.
We appreciate your patronage and hope for a continuance
of same.
Make our Hank your Bank.
BANKS WINS GAME
Latter, however, Send in a Pro
test and Claims l:orfeit
PROTEST PITCHER'S RIGHT TO PLAV
Allege Baker U nut Resident of County,
and In Under Salary
Hanks and Cornelius played at
the grounds near Haines, Sun
day, and Banks walked away
with the battle by a Bcore of 7 to
15. Cornelius, however, Monday
sent in a protest, claiming the
itame, firstly, because they allege
Baker, of Sherwood, is not a res
ident of Washington county; and
secondly, because, they claim,
Baker admits he is a salaried
player. Just what the directors
will do will be decided a little
later on. Baker pitched the
opening game of the league, in
which Banks was defeated by
the Grove.
Baker struck out seven; liobin
son, five. Baker allowed one
man first base on balls. .
Score by Innings:
Bunks o 4020000 17
Cornelius o 00001 10 13
Banks and Cornelius will play
on the Banks grounds next Sun
day, May 21.
MiLUsiJOko man school
The Adelante Society enter
tained a number of their friends
at the Tamiesie Apartments, Ho
tel Washington, last Friday eve
ning. The evening was spent in
various games, several of which
recalled the days of Mother
Goose rhymes. Ice cream and
cake were served as refresh
ments. Every one enjoyed the
evening, and the young ladies re
ceived many expressions of
thanks for the pleasant time.
High School Skating Party
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There will be a
HIGH SCHOOL SKATING PARTY U
on the Evening of
SATURDAY - MAY 20
at the
Hartrampf Rink
BAND MUSIC
GKNERAL. ADMISSION lO CENTS
Uinee at Hillsboro Hall. Sat
urday evening, May 20.
N. II. West, of Banks, was in
the city Tuesday evening.
Geo. W. Kelly, of Buxton, was
down to the county seat Tuesday.
A Forest Grove mare, 25 years
Id, is very proud of her first
colt.
C. W. Iiudon was over from
x-yond North Plains, yesterday
morning.
J. E. Johnson, of Buxton, was
town Tuesday, and called on
the Argus.
Wm. M. Hughes, of beyond
Oak Park, was in the county
seat iuesday.
Dr. C. W. Lowe, the optician,
was in town yesterday, at the
otel Washington.
Make garden while the sun
shines, but before you plant any
seed get the best at Greer's.
W. B. Streeter. of Portland,
was out the last of the week, the
guest of J. W. Bailey and family.
W. II. Hembree, of Scholls,
was up the last or the week, on
nisiness with Assessor Crandall.
O. M. Pope and family expect
to move to the coast in the near
uture, having sold their Hillsbo
0 property.
John Timmerman, of above
?anks, accompanied by his
daughter, Olga. was in the city
.'uesday, on legal business.
C. E. Jesse, of near Banks,
was a county seat visitor lues-
day. He is thinking of selling
olf some of his dairy stock before
ong.
Eor sale: Cabbage plants, 20
cents per hundred; kale plants,
cents per hundred, or $1.00
per thousand. u J. uustuow,
eventh & Oak, Hillsboro. 8-10
J. A. Thornburgh came down
from the Grove in his car Tues
day, with a party consisting of
Reporter Meresse, J. H. McNa-
mer and Ambers Thornburgh.
The Ruth Trust Co.. of Port
land, is platting another town
site, on the furdin place, near
Banks, and they expect to sell al
kinds of town lots and acreage,
Greer sells more garden seeds
in bulk than all the rest of his
competitors, because he takes
great care in selecting tresh seed
and the varieties that his cus
tomers want.
Rev. Philip Bauer, President
of the Oregon Prisoners' Aid
Society, was in the city Tuesday
getting new members for the or
ganization. This society helps
discharged prisoners to secure
work at honest labor and other
wise makes his lot better after
leaving the prison.
Hugh Rogers, of the P. R. &
N.. has been bulletined out
Buxton, and the railway office at
that point closed for the present.
Hugh will go to limber, where
he will be the general factotum
of the Co. for the immediate fu
ture. There will be a great deal
of shipping out of Timber, all
Summer, as soon as logging
operations, on an extensive scale,
are started.
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NUce of Street Improvement.
Skates 25 Cents
You are cordially invited to attend
Notice Is hereby given that the Cltr
Council of IIUL.boro. Waahlnfftnn
Cminty. Oregon, did on May !, llt,
puna a resolution declaring It Intention
to Improve Third street, from the
north lino of Lincoln street to the
wuth line of Washington street, all in
the city of tiilinhoro, Oregon, In the
following manner, to-wit: Uy bringing
the aurf.ice of the same to the proper
sulitrnuli-, paving the roadway with
Hitulithic pavement, laying and con
structing liltullthic headers, construct
ing concrete curb, combination con
crete curb and gutter and apron to
npproachee, concrete corner stones at
driveways; and by doing uch other
improvement work as will make a
proper and appropriate Improvement.
Said improvement to be made In ac
cordance with the Charter and Ordi
nances of the City of Hillsboro, Ore
gon, but if the owners of seventy-five
ier cent, of the property to be af
fected by this Improvement, and upon
which assessments will be levied to
pay for the same, shall, by petition
presented to the City Council before
the, adoption of an Ordinance declar
ing the same, agree upon a different
kind of an improvement, the estimates
of the costs thereof and the specifica
tions of the same shall be made upon
basis of the character of Improvement
so selected, and the Council reserves
the right to designate a different kind
of pavement If the property owners
shnll go direct, as above specified.
That written objections and remon
strances to such proposed Improve
ment may be made, and filed with the
Recorder of said City at any time be
fore 7 o'clock P. M. on May 20, 1911.
This notice Is published by order of
the City Council of Hillsboro, Oregon.
BENTON BOWMAN.
City Recorder of Hillsboro, Oregon.
Notice of Street Improvements.
Notice Is hereby given that the City
Council of Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon, did on May 2. 1911,
pass a resolution declaring its Intention
to Improve Washington street, from
the west line of Second street to the
east line of Third street, and in
the City of Hillsboro, Oregon, in the
following manner, to-wlt: By bringing
the surface of the sitme to the proper
subgrade, paving the roadway with
liitulithic pavement, laying and con
structing Hitulithic headers, construct
ing concrete curb, combination con
crete curb and gutter and aprons to
approaches, concrete corner stones at
driveways; and by doing such other
Improvement work as will make a
proper and appropriate Improvement.
Said improvement to be made in ac
cordance with the Charter and Ordi
nances of the City of Hillsboro, Ore
gon, but if the owners of seventy-five
per cent, of the property to be af
fected by this improvement, and upon
which assessments will be levied to
pay for the same, shall, by petition
presented to the City Council before
the adoption of an Ordinance declar
ing the same, agree upon a different
kind of an Improvement, the estimates
of the costs thereof and the specifica
tions of the same shall be made upon
basis of the character of improvement
so selected, and the Council reserves
the right to designate a different kind
of pavement if the property owners
shall so direct, as above specified.
That written objections and remon
strances (o such proposed Improve
ment may be made and filed with the
Recorder of said City at any time be
fore 1 o'clock P. M. on May 20, 1911.
This notice is published by order of
the City Oouneil of Hillsboro, Oregon.
BOOT BOW MAIS,
City Recorder of Hillsboro, Oregon.
SUMMONS
la the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Washington County
John Harry Mack, Plaintiff, )
vs.
Stella Mack, Defendant J
To Kiolla Mack, the above named Defendant:
In the name of the State of Orecon you
are hereby required to apjieur anil atmwer
tne complaint meti against you in me
above entitled court and cause on or be
fore the Mil day of June liill.saiii date
mine after the expiration of six weeks
from the first publication of tins sum
mons If von Inil to appear and answer,
tlio plaiiitill' will apply to the Court for
the relief demitniled in the complaint, to
il: For a decree of ilivorco forever dis
solving the bomlx of matrimony now ex
isting between planum anil iifteminni.on
he grounds of desertion oi tlio planum
v the defendant lor the period ol more
than one year next bolore Hie commence
mem o! tins suit.
This summons is published once a week
for six HueceHsive WMiks by order of the
lonornblH J. A. hitkin, nulce of the
above entitled court, dated tlio l'ith day
April, 11111, directing tlio mililieatum
ereof.
John r . Logan,
Attorney for I'laintifl
Date of first publication, April 20, 1!11
Date of last publication, June 1, lull.
Notice of Administratrix's Sale
CONGO NO. 4719
Pure American-Bred Belgian - A Bright Bay with small Strip in Face
Sire, Vol nay No. 2503 Dam, Melba No. 344
Congo was bred and raised close to Portland, so does not have to be acclimated. Broad drafty type with splendid action
n the County Court of the State oi Ore
gon lor Multnomah County.
In tlio Matter of the Estate of David El -
lersott, Deceased,
Notice in hereby given, that -the under
signed luliuiniMriitrix lie bonis lion t f the
estate ot Imvid Kllerson, Ueceaseit, tiy
irtue of the order of the county court of
the State of Orenon for Multnomah Coun
ty, uiaile ami entered on the 7th day of
retiriiarv. inn. and nv a suiiseqiiont or
der made and dated April 18, for a
re-sale, licensing and authorizinir her so
to do, will, on and after the 20th day of
may, l!Ml, saul date lining more man lour
weeks alter the date of Hie first publica
tion of this notice, oiler lor sale and sell,
at private wile lor cash, at the othee ot
Allen V Alulkey, au Muikcy nuitiung,
Portland, Oregon, the following described
real nrniiert v, belonging to said estate sit
uated in Washington county. State of
Oregon, to-wit:
Being a part of the David Kllerson Do
nation Land Claim No..'!! in Two. 1 South
of Range 1 W.of Willamette Meridian,
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the R. line ol
stud Kllerson 1) L C 1-1.15 cha N 4 degrees
1H mill. K from Iho S K corner of said
claim, being the N K corner of B LOril-
litirs a) acre tract in the o ri corner oi
said Kllerson claim, and running thence
N 4 degrees IS mln. K 88.4 feet tu the S W
ornor ol the James it. wed o c wo.w
in said Twp 1 S of K I W, thence N 1 de
gree 8 mill. K along the line bet ween said
Kllerson anil Keen claims su.-i loot;
thence N N7 degrees 4!) mill. W 17titi tl leet
to the Range line between Township 1
South, Uanges 1 and 2 West, thenoe 8 0
degrees 2! mln. K along said Range line
lWiB.2 feet, to the Quarter Section corner
between Sections 19 and 24, thence fS 0 de
grees 12 mln. K tWJ.S fent to a point SO feet
N of the South line of said David Kllerson
claim, the said point being the N line of a
30 foot right of way sold to dri tilth,
thence 8 87 degrees 411 niiu. K along said N
line of said right of way, ami parallel with
the S line of said claim 7 feet to a point
30 feet N 4 degrees 18 nun, K of the a W
corner of said UritVith's land aforesaid,
thence N 4 degrees 18 niin. K 903.9 feet to
said UrillUh'a N W corner, thoiice H 87
degrees 43 mill. K tW i feet to the plaoeof
beginning, containing ouui aoi-es, in
Washington County, state ot Oregon. .
Said sale to lie made lor casli in Hand
and subject to approval and continuation
by t he sain county conn anove uieimoueii
liaieit aim nisi piniiisiieu, -ipru u,
1!)U.
Dale of last publication, May is, ism.
AIjICK M. Kld.KRSON.
Administratrix de bonis non of the
Estate of David Kllerson, deceased.
Allen iS. Mulkey, Attorneys for Admx
The sire and dam were per
sonally selected by H. C.
Campbell in Belgium and were
prize winners at Alaska-Yukc n
Facific Exposition. Congo won
the silver cup at the A. Y. P.
Exposition as the best American-Bred
Belgian any age.
Weighs 1S50 pounds. Foaled
April, 19CS.
Terms Twenty dollars lor
the seasou with the return pri
vilege next year if mare is not
in foal. Congo will make the
season at Campbell's Ranch,
formerly the T. E. Rowell
Ranch at Scholia. No business
on Sundays
L. R. CAMPBELL,
Manager.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed by order
of tho County Court of the State of
Oregon for Washington County, duly
made and entered, administrator of
the estate, of Frederick Mager, de
ceased, and has duly qualified as such.
Now, therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate arc hereby
notified and required to present the
same to the undersigned, together with
proper vouchers therefor, at the law
office of John M. Wall, Hillsboro, Ore
gon, within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated this 13th day of April. 1911.
JOHN WELCH,
Administrator of the estate of Frede
rick Mnger, deceased.
John M, Wall, attorney for administrator.
SUMMONS
Argus and Journal, $2.25.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Washington County
C. K. llayden, Plaintiff
vs.
Ethel Marie Hayden, Defendant,
To Kthel Marie Haydsn, Defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit, on or before the 18th
day of May, UU ; and if you fail to answer
planum will take a ueeree against you
forever dissolving the bonds of matri
mony heretoloro and now existing be
tween the plaintiff and yourself, and for
such other and further relief in the prem
ises as to the Court may seem just and
equitable.
Service of this summons is made upon
you by publication, in pursuance ofau
order of the Honorable J. IT. Campbell,
Circuit Judge of Washington County, and
the Fifth Judicial District, Oregon, made
on the 4th day of April, 1911, ordering
said publication in the "Hillsboro Argus"
a newspaper of general circulation, once
a week, for six oousecutive weeks, the
first publication lining April ti, 1011, aud
the last publication being May 18, 1911.
' Koeooe P. Hurst, Attorney for Plaintiff
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