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WHtN IN
Portland, Oregon
Tor AT THE
HOTEL
MULTNOMAH
TorlUnd i Larml N-rlhwrtfi CrinUl Hostelry"
Absolute ly rirrprooj 7;i,Mnu - 30o Rooms With Bath
KK) Sample Room
!, aa.ll'aW... I. Ik. avail taLm .1,4 L.iuul 41.1.1.1. Tka
. . g .....4 u.ig. c....! Tjr.;u
pi ! van rial
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,1 witmi, .Mut,M M.U(n
AND A TIE- GAME
I'iMur Scull Strike Out Nine
Urn l.titUrv MorrlmiJ. I.l
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THE IHLLSBORO
L
COMMERCIAL BANK
CAPITAL $50,000
simri.us rui profits $2&.ooo
Best liam ul the St-asaa Clayed
day ua I he I inal drouiids
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in tin- IHIKImhu Cxiiiinciml
S. W . mniti Main ami Second
i Hillslioro ( ommcivkil Hank.
J i l;l., Vhv I'n-s.
t 11 K i I It Nil ln,
A l( t.KAIto. cashier
Thi: First
op i oiiiis r
Capital and
A
National Bank
CKOVU. OIUiGON
Surplus $60,000.
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40 Per Cent Cash Rosorve
The ,'aiw- at Athletic Park. Sun
lav. wan absolutely (h lest
li:iH-t.:itl ever seen on a Hillsboro
diamond, ami it wan out' of the
"lraiic order" ami lii b-airue,
at that. Iitclier Scott, for llills
Isiro, struck out nineteen men in
the fourteen intiinirs that result
in a 1 to 1 draw came, anil
Pitcher Moreland. for the visi
tor. whirled i:. Ilillsboro's run
wan earned, while the visitors
secured their tally hy error. It
was an exciting iraine, and the
fans were in the air all the time.
The Weonas w ere the only ama
teur team that had defeated Til
lamook thin year tin to the time
of plaiiijj in Hillslioro. and they
have a line airreation. llills
Uiro, however, showed rreat
form, and the Uiys worked In
land I'itcher Scott like veterans.
Iluck Freeman played yreat hall
at Hecoml, and clouted out two
two-haters. Freeman ran over
the only score for Hillslioro,
while Smart, of the Weonas. wasr
the only one to cross home plate.
I'.atcheider was the loy to hrini;
Freeman in. Pine-up follows:
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Vrtt. Snmrt
Muit:"D J Ii VnNoiitk
Bn!K" r' J iukain
I'irriimn l Mrt'.t-e
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William -...r f . K llimklf
IUIi hrlilrr I l Mi llulr
l'lirli e Wriinith
Sioll p Mofclnil
Summary Struck out hy
Scott. l'J: hv Moreland. Ill; at
hat. Weonas. IlillslKiro. KJ;
hits olf of Scott. 4; olT of More,
land. C; ilouhle plays. Hillslxiro,
1; 2-haso hits, Freeman. 2.
Notice to Contractors
at w .
m tiik tiii:i;rr 'ii'.r r tuh
.-ATi; v iii:i:mm run
WAl HIMiTUN l lAMK.
Willuinl'. ll .birt. t'Umtitr. va. U. I.
M.rti. h. ui..l Met ii k. him wilt
ik.v.ii ttui unkii.i.. J. M. Kiyer,
J.Aii.'a H. kruh. uli iiar i.b
r .tii.ii uiiki.uftti . l.iiii.ii.tf Aby ritfht.
till.. frt..t.:. tu-a .r U.tfent i Um i.il
-t.ii h. rii-'A lu Ihm lumiiiit a.;r
ifi, in fri..iaiit.
T'l M. Ii. it. ii i. k .1.1 Merrick.
Ills Mlla lli.h.tl I. .11114 UtlkliUWrliJ. J. M.
riir. J.itt.:4 il. Arrukh. nt.i uthr
l.mi.a i.r i.-.rll' ul.Am.wu -lAiiri.l.K
any i.-litt titlv. atat, lia ur Ibtcrvst
111 th lr..i trlat I.IU III ttl Cillu-
l.l..llt tltfltli.
I.N 'Mil; NAVli; OK TIIK ISTATt OK
ilifr.i.i N, liu biiU a f you ie
hrl. I.y It .iuilr'l . UlfL..'ur ill lfcl JAb'.Vt
i. lit!.. I l.'..uit mil Hiiiw.r xttm iuiii-
l.i.til.t IIU-U u.iui.t yuu lu ltlJ bbuvr
i.utu .l i ..tin on ur t..-(ui tti lth
I ' i.l July. 1 'J 1 J. ft.tl.l .late trll.K ft.r
til I'Ki.tratiMii tf nil. w.-Kit ir.im Oil'
I.iIk i.l II... lital iiul.li. ati'.n ul tuia
un.li..li. t law liml iUl.llialiiaO tOt.riM.1
I.. .UK '1 I. u I !.., tii Clb ll.ay i f Juill.
I jU, ui.. 11... il.ilta i.t the l int pubh' a
li. li ttiir..f Im-iiii; 1'huraMfuy. tli ltti
.1. y a. July. 1'-'!.. una .l uy ty a
..I laiiMvaer any ilaim you ur ea. u i.l
u may tiatv in ..r lu lb rtal proivrl
It. Ii-il. alla-r .!' I II. til, lili'l uli aU'l eaab
'.f ..u H ill I.l. Like li'.tl. e lb.il If
)..U lall m a,lear unU uliawvr sal'l
..iiii.l.iii.l. f.ir u nit thirr..!. tho plain
lilt ilt u.ly t" th t.'uuit fur tli rtlu t
I. la). 1 t.r In bin ruliilailit. tu-wlt
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w. l ii.in. r ..f Hi.. i,.irlri 'r, of lb'-
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. b.ili.! lu a .t, lli'-n. e n.iufli 7 1'1'.
IT. mill. .it I.K'i iii.iinn tu a
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3d mm. i-l l.Cl iIiiiii t" tuna.
ili.-iHD 11. .rill H'J il- K. 11 i"tn. wt H
h.iint t tin- ijlu. tr ur in Kin 11 in k. ton'
1 .li.ii. .a- 2. 'ii ai ri-.. mi.re or ii.nai.
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itiia ur all. IlilillliK 10 11.111.1.
nr ialt. n.t.lliiK l iit rt ufiy Inlenul tb
or rmtil to nilf 10 m.i i.l prmiiM-
..nv la.irl thi r.iif uilvi r lu th titlr t
in.. i.l.iliitilT Ih. riln. ami thai thti till
of I h i.l.iiiililT In 11ml to tl'l rf"l
nroiHity l; f..itvt-r iiunti-il uiialiixt
i.v .i.tiiii of Inti not, riKlil ami till
ih. r. ln on llu- nut of i-ltli. r of you.
Thin mim no ma I" airti.l upon you by
liiil.il. it (ii.ii llii-. ri.f in th" HillKl.or.i
....... 1.1. 1 in iin.l I.v virtue of an
.u.l. r of Hi.- Il .11.1r.1l.lf IC O. SlfV-iion,
i-..uiiiv Ju.Ikit of WunhiiiKton (.'utility.
...,,.., mail., iin.l ihilril on tlie 4lh u.iy
..1 Jin..,. 1-H2. w hit II aalil ortlt-r re
nilri-a tli.il you .i.ii .ir hiuI unawi-r a.il.l
. . . . . .11. 1.
. i.mpl.iliit on o
.l..y of July. I'M
NOTICE Ul" AOMIMSIKAIOkS
SALIi Ol UVAl. LSTA1 1: !
Niiti t titmKy fwru that puriirtt to1
n y virt'm of n oHr f th onnty
l''iift oit avliiitiftort ruitrr. rifri.
Uiy bit! mtid rnu'i on th 17f '1 hf tf
Juiip. l'. ih f I-'f.,rili;
J'iHttri, ti-4-k"l nnUtttr jiitt nl !irn.-
lii) til aVlfllifiMtratUtr Of "- ti
v.) Ui rii xtatt' lit-rvimtlttr it-rrti,'Kl.
Now, thTl'r', p'.ffuiint t !! nf1-r.
h it:
thftt tHrtm u j!1 T !ri'l 'It'-! tit KritnK
J. I'lin itf Joint stapM.tn mcl lAif-,
amiJ titrur -ifif in S w, T ! V. K. 3
W. of lh Will, r, in ruhiiint? tttiifo
h. i;i rol; tbin: K. Ii1, fxN; 'li-rn N.
I ; roHM; I'iiu- W. rMl u p v ff I
Kiiifnnif . f-"ntiiitif I r, rnorw or
TniiH uf n,ii unit t t rh in hni,
orofi-tiH.f c-.Ji ktri'l lh ' hf j4yh,
or Ijlr ou or tuo vr 'tr
'irwl oy tirit iniirV4 ,r' 1Tim
HiiUCMll ti MUMIt.l'a-l I J llt all tdV
r-ai!nr, of at th Imw ottn-w of Jotiii M
Malt. At IliiUUtro. rnron
ImO.I tuu JHd tUf 01 J i'if, I'lLj.
Anfm Hrfi.:.''.
AiintlntntrAtor of tht-itlA? of iVUun-
rli loHaM, iTNOi.
J'Wtii M. V1I, ntorny for :v.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
Ms?
rl oafcna
T I uiina I J
JMan lr
OCKAX
KLK'S
VACATION
NATIONAL
RKSORTS
REUNION
CIVIC CI'XLBRATIONS
MONTAXAP.A I;KST0.
Ticket? a nil June 30, July 7. $. 4. Limit
$4.80 CLATSOP BEACH
Seaside and Gcarhart, Oregon, on the Pacific Ocean.
The perfect sea-shore vacation resort south of the
mouth of the Columbia River, reached directly by
"The North Bank Road. ' Tickets sold daily. Return
limit October i.
SO.GO Tacoma
Taijma' annnil carnival.
July S
S .80 Portland elks Grand Lodck
The irreitett nation 1'. convrnliun of the year. A oltii wek of pn!,lic en-tertasntui-Lt
Ticket eoiil July 7. . 9. I". II. Limit July 12.
Seattle Golden Potlatcii
Sratilr'a plcn.liil ai,nul civic carnival. Tickets mM July IS, l6, I", S,
I9 Limit July 22
De-tails of schedules, fares, etc.. w ill be furnished on reju(st.
W. E. COM AN, S. C001-EK.
Gen. FrL & Pass. Ajrent. Azent,
Portland, urejron. iinistjoro, urejron.
I.. f..ri- the aal.l Hili
HtMlor Sras M0.10 Keller I mil
P.KTTL
NKUTKAL
OK
M SPRAY
AKSKNATE
LLAl)
Atsi ii tic of I.c.td is Kli'ir
Stales Insecticide law 1)H
I.c.td is ptactically insolu-
Ikttci Sjn.iv Ni'utt.i
atitccd liiidei tin- I'iiiUi
Nclltl .tl Ai m il.itc d
I do ill 1uut1.il and alkaline snhents.
It is the Arsenate id' Lead to use in all variable
climates, as there is absolutely no foliage injury
lesitllin liiiiii its use.
It is the best Arsenate of Lead to use
nation with I.iine Suplhur Solution.
PERCY LONG
incornbi-
JiillN- M. WALU
Attormy for I'laiii'.ilT.
THE FRAGRANCE
OF THE ROAST
as it comes steaming hot from
the kitchen is only a foretaste
of the bitrer enjoyment of tast
ing it. That is if it has come
from'tftfearja't. For ouj meats
are the choicest and-tenderest U
lie had. A taste of them means
a desire for more, especially as
our prices are as low as any.
H1LLSBORO
MERCANTILE, CO.
k'aa'i
SlIIIkllT'S SALE
Washington
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Bakery
Third Street
Ilillsboro
We have fipeiied a
New l'.akciy oile
door smith of the
Hotel VVahinutnii and
have employed a lust
class baker. All kinds
of Pi cad n ml Pastry.
Wc nsk a trial and are
sure we will hold your
patronage.
Nutiin l liiunliy Kivnii. tliul hjr virtue of
.111 .iH iili..n, ilinriK' anil urdi-r iif a'
kiiihI nut ot ami limlur tlm mimiI nf On-
,1 1 ot lluiSliilnof oriHfim, lur
I... 1..1111IV nf W iitliiuirtttii, iliitotl
,l,iv ul Jiinn. Wi. I" liivi'l
Id.ii 1111111. I riitli-n In
ll.lhklllltl l-.i-lnl'1
IIL'.llt''-t - r'
SCk'llliNS
Order your screen doors find
windows from the Hillslioro Plan
ir.KM.ill. Phono Main (J'J. 10tf
i In-Mil
it lfiil. n
ItMiikriiiili'V l H't'
.1 V K. Mii-rilll ami
Mieirilliiml l.lr..e M SlnT;
1 ,11, .ii'li.i.l.iiiK lor (hi. 111111 t - ''.
l- ivrtlier atilii i'l M'lW. anil tin' turllier
mini nl lticoMsiiii.l ilnliiimoiiii'iilH. to
1111. iliiiM lil ami dnliVHriHl, ciiinmanihiiK
nut tii milk 11 wile "f Ui"' real iroinrty I10111;
iiiiiHi.i-li -.erlii'il, I liitv" It-vliHl iiii '
i.iiiMimnt tu oiiitl emti'iiliiiii, ilicrne ami
..1.I1.1 of toil 1, I lH 1,11
Mumiitv, Tin' 1 '-Hi ,,iy ,,r '"'y- VM
1,1 I hi milli iliMirnr the inurt linuxe III
lllllNlmru, WHslilUKton t'liimly. tin-Kim.
nt llm Iimir of imui eliH-.k A,M.,o "an
,lv. ell at iiiililnnuii'lliiii tu l!i lilylirwl
i.,M-,wii in haii.l.ull ufllit' l"H-
I I,,., .le'w iil. wtl tr.iieity lyln.
. . 1.. Wiialllliuhlll t'lillllly, Ol
.' 1 .......I iiiii-l it'll UrlV item-rlhinl
lollilWM, In will
KIKST TKACT
llilnir rt 1'iirl of UK Hoiifllo"
..1 n.-ii.iiil Monro hiuI He. m
r,, hI,i,i om. mm.I I. of ranoo , wo weitl . ,.l
I ill. WMlii l' niornini". 1
lu. Imlimlotl ami il.wHIieil KM lollowa, t-i-
'W'.V ........... , mint ill the l. I-0
, .....I ..I .1111 am II 7lt elm K ol Hie
'vv 1,,, Halilt'liil.il I riim-lliKtheiiya
ti j it . I.-- il itnee W l-'.l ls'-i "
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l.ivinnlni!
SKi'ON 11 Tit ACT
. 1 .,1 si lilt ul anil in HIiH'k
... 1 1 'i-u-.iiitvuiixeil i'i'i) f HiuI
s'liiiii Ooa-l Ail.llUon to tin. Town (now
'. ..1 iiillNlinr.i. Ori'iron.
TumitMylhi. here. ton '""' "'i''"
nml lor I lie iDttt Hi"' eM-M
.-...i.l U.H Sal. mild will iioiiiwi"""..
ji.i-t In reiliiiiil'llt'ii. a 'r
,",':,':,.'.'i ... ii,ll..lim. Oreifiin, on IMa "th
I Mil'" " 1
Hhniiir f WhhIi.IIKIo'I ,!,"'"tyVlarnt!Il
V ., 11....1. Allortieya for I liilutin
it 111. .r
Notice is hereby given that the
Hoard of Ihreetors of School Dis
trict No. IIS, ot Washington
Countv. Oregon, will receive
sealed bids for the finishing of
the two Upter rooms in the
Orenco school house. Specifica
tions may tw seen at the Orenco
Ilrinr Store. Orenco. Ore. Rids
will he opened July 5. 1912. at
8 o'clock p. m. The Hoard re
serves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Ira W. llamllcy. Clerk.
Hillsboro. Ore.. Route 4.
At the expense of perhaps
$2T)t) or the Warren ton
st ruction to. have crowned up
Main Street, between rrrst an.
Third - and it will doubtless be
love's lalmr lost, for when the
S. P. comes along the most of
the work will be torn up. When
mentioned to Supt. Church, he
said: "A contract is a contract
and the Warren people never
discount the future. We are
Unitled to do the work richt. ami
we are going to do it right, even
if the city has it all torn up in
side of a week. Husiness is bus
iness." "Work will begin on the Main
Street portion of the Southern
'aeifie proposed electric line
ritrht awav after the Fourth of
July, as stHin as men and mater-
ml can he ussem tiled, and the
work will be completed m short
order."!). W. Camplioll. of the
S. P. Co.
Sam J. RatTety states that the
ightning which struck his house,
ast week, demolished his tele
phone to such an extent that it
must be sent to Portland. He
irought il to Hillslioro, Monday,
tint nothing could be done for it
here, so he shipped the instru
ment to Portland.
Ihenen N
1 It in Hie plKt'i) ol
Argus and Journal, $2.25.
Earl Tannen and sister, Mrs.
Carl Hunsen, were Tillamook vis
itors, over Sunday. Mr. lappen
denarted Tuesday for a Summer's
visit with his parents at Wash- j
inerton. Iowa, and wrth friends
in Wisconsin, returning this fall.
Peter Jaeobsen. whose farm is
crossed by the Orenco-Groveland
electric survey, was in the city
Monday. Peter says he would
ather the road, it built, crosseti
some other farm than his.
Coll'ee Club Cook Books are on
sale at the following places The
Rest Room, Mrs. Hath s Millin-
t , A I - I - .
ery, vaugnis en-wee: .
John Karl and daughter, Miss
Meda, of Tillamook, were Hills
boro visitors Monday and Tues
day, guests of Mrs. M. A.
Howell.
Will Rellintrer. of Forest Grove,
one of the auto pioneers of the
countv. was down to the city
Monday, greeting friends.
Rhode Island Red hens for
sale.-Mrs. Max Crandall, South
Hillsboro. 13"
r.hs E. Davis was in from
North Plains. Monday af
ternoon. '
i.. ii. rir.n Ii i-otirt ol in r-iaie e.
lira-iron for w unli iintton l lllllliy
h-mnia Tonxliiir. riiiltitiff. v. the l'n-
.....u n II. Ira of J V. Ooley. He. eaned
ii.rtv wilii. iii. iiniti.n Iron Merl
-..in..ny. a ri.ri.orailun: also all nth
i r to rK.oia or p.-irtli unknown claim
Inir any rlk-ht. title, et.itt. lien or
nil.r.-.t In the real eiMate il.-.rlhetl
in il... ei ilalnt heriin. I M-f.-ndants.
1!.. V.i s.'.r.l.
To tl... unknown lu-lra of 3 V- f'oley.
.Ii .-. ii -i-.l. tin-1 !llo all inner peraona m
. in iiukiionii. i Uiimliii! any riKin
inir t.lite. Il.li or Inliieat In the
i .t it.- il.-. i il" .1 111 l lt. t-iiini!nint hen
in In th. nan f the St.it.- of Oregon
.... ,...! .-ul. of ..u are herehy n
.i.iin.l lo ni..-ir ami answer I lie emu
I fil..,l aualliat vou In the ahoVi
...Mil.. I m.lt within an (f.l W-et-ka fr
i . ... of i he firt mil. II- ;itl..n of thi
...niiii. .ns :ni. If yon f.ul th.i.ln. f
ui.nl thereof the plaintiff will apply
t.. il.. , ....rt fir th.- l.-llef iletiian.il ! i
I... j. .-. i.l rnnitihiiiit. t.vit:
f... ,. ..... ..... tl.it nhiintlff Is th
ntvn. r Iii fee pimple of the n-al proi
.alt Mttintiil In the County ot Wash
mat, .n. Stat.- of in.-.-. in. t.eiii-4 a pail
,,f the eaal l-.r wife el halt of the tlto
m,ti..ii lan.l i laiui of Muxes K. I'.arnmn
.... .1 i 1 n n llartinm. hla wife, aim
. t.i.i ,,r e,ii..iia II ami Jii. in town
-Inn ' south of ruiiie I. ' th.
Willamette tile I i.lia ll. Iioilllile.1 a II. I lie-
u. ril...,l .w fi.lli.na. t.nvit:
ii. irliin.iiu at a point s rmt norm in
the .i.mtler p.'-l on the line In-tw
e.-in. in l'l all. I M. In t.,wnshi a. mt
,,r ramie 1. West I'f the Willamette
n. et 1,11. in: minium tltenee ilm- nnrlh
i.uls t.i the northeast corner of th.'
s. . nth. ast quarter of the aniithwe-t
. in. nt. r of sai.l seeilon 1''. be Inn on the
north line of al.l il.matl.in land elalm
aii.l t hl. h claim line is Identical with
ii... ..iitli line of a tract of land eon
vi t .-.l hv J. lines M. Moore and wife to
.toiin S. hll. htlnK by deed dated Jan
....re IV is:: thence west 4rt rods to
in.. Hoe illvhlitiir the east nnd west
halve of aulil donation land claim
which line la Identical with the east
line of a tract of land conveyed hy said
John l-r M (or J. Fl C'oley to ltlehnr.i
vvim-iin. hv deed dated June S. lS'.MI;
t I. .1,.-.. SOU th nlonir the aald division
line of the claim I'i'i rods to the north
line of a tract of land conveyed Octo
ber 2. 191. by said J. V. Coley to ller
ii, ,i.i Sehmhlt: thence east aloiiR the
north line of aald Herman Schmidt's
, ,..t r.i.l to the center of Cedar
i'r....k. thence northeasterly down
stream and nlonn the center of said
iv.tar Creek, "..i roils to a point due
west of the place of beRlnnlntr; thence
east IS rods to the iiiaca of hoKinnlns
fontalnlna- ahnitt thirty (301 acr
noire or less, anvlnir and exi-cptlnc
ii,..r..fi-om. however, that portion there
,.r nhleh lies east of the easl line ot
tin. countv road or hlithway runtilnir
norlh nml south across the east por-
ll.tr. nf sahl laud.
-i-i,,.i .l.fen.lants have no Interest
clilm or estate In or lien upon snhl
...l nrnnertv or nnv part thereof. That
ii,., .lefend-iiita nmv be forever barred
nnd eiiiolnetl from assertinir any claim
i..ie..at or estate In s.titl real property
or Hen thereupon adverse to plaintiff,
and that plaintiff recover from the de-
r...,.i,.,,i his costs nnd disbursements
and for such other and further relief
i ua m,iv he lust nint enultanie.
This mimiiinns Is piilinsneu oy me or
,t.,r of the Honorable R. O. Stevenson
Jmlpe of the County Court of the State
if Oresion for w nsninsrton i tunny
dated May 2. which order directs
i hut il.l. summons lie nuniisiieu unit-
n week for sis (i auccesalvo weeks.
The first publication of this summons,
May 30. 1!M2.
C, A. AreKIiKfiiN,
Attorney for I'lnlntiff, 1 7 Chamber
of Commerce, I'ortland, Or.
Mi l l! y. Til I OM H i Tolls..
.-ale. I proposals are invited an. I will
he re.eive.1 at the office of the Cit
ei-..r.li-r of lllllsborii, nr.. until s o'cl
I". .M , on July , for fuinlshliii!
materials ami constructir.it It nkolit
street pavement on Second Street, I
aid City, from the north line t
Lincoln Street to the south line n
J.it-kson Street. in accoitl.ince with
stimates. plans an.l specirtcatioits now
tile in the office of said. City
liei-otiler
Top.. sals for curb construction may
lie submitted aep.tratciy.
ians may he seen, and spet-lfi
tin lis. forms f.n- contra. I an.l tion.t. may
t.e i.htalne.1 up..n application to O.-ori:
M. :!. City Kntim-. r, lliiishoro. Or
No tod or ptop, oil will he t,.n.-i.l
e.l unless ,tli..tll.:ini..l by chei
i...,ial to to p.-r cent in me propurn
ttl.t celtllle.l I.V a respoilhlhle t-ank
p.iy.llilc I no- onn-r Ol llle .o..or, .
hv a bond, payable to the M.y.ir r.
like amount, Mrnivl t the buhl,
in, I two -urfli-it-ht sim-tos, Micil . he.
r Pond to tie rctin neti to un-.ii. t esf
i.nl.lers
Th.- richt is ies. i v.sl to r.-j. ct an
and all bids.
Attention of :.!! . .ntr ,.'t r- i c.,11
to the iif i -, in. nt "f IS,. k H:!e i '
i. Iii.ir Como.inv, li'.etl with hit' c,
Uet Ol .le
.-t,tiii...n
II MCtol s
nf this
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fees to license all
into: to bid for the
v II... koliie pay, -mi nt
ance wish trie t. r--is or ..in i.titem-r
Tin- libni; of a t.i.l und-r the ,,-.-
licatoms w II he e.-lisli i, .1 as an :.
n -ptance of the teems ot I He l'.. -n
uro-imnt for thtl Km.l ol I iv.-iti.-
IIIimI l,v s.it.t K.Hk.iiiL' t'eiurartin
timpony at the price fixed in ea
airreemetit.
Hy or.li r of the City Council. I hit.
tliis June l-'I-
II. T. BAULKY, Mayor.
BF.STt'N 1MWMAN. Itecor.ter.
C.KoltOK MC.KI-:. City Knirlne.r
MITICK TO t l TH CTOHS.
ATTENTION
The registered black stallion, BEN WESSINGER, 4
years, sired by Hal B , 2:04; Dam, ICtta James, stand
ard and registered, dam of Toy less, 2:i4,.will be in the
stud at Hillsboro, at my barns, and at the Clem Shatter
place, North Tualatin Plains, North Hillsboro.
BEN WESSINGER
action, gentle and
I25; season, 2o;
is a fine black Stallion, splendid
tractable, and weighs 1 3 54.
Terrasi To insure mare with foaL
single, $10. Care to pr-iveat, but not responsible tor
accidents.
Wm. McQuillan, Owner.
P. O. Address, Hillsboro.
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No. 3672
License No. 157
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AIMIIMsrt H .TOH'S NOTICK.
Scaled pfoposals are invited and will
he received at the office of the City
liecorder of Hillsboro, Orciion. until
clock I'. M. on July . 11S. for fur-
nlshinir material and constructim;
Kotkolite street pavement on Second
Street, In said City, from the south line
of Base Line Street to the north line
of the O. .- C. It. U. Co,' riirht of way.
in accordance w ith estimates, plans and
specmcattons now on me in ntt- otott
of said City Becorder.
Proposals for curb constructloii may
he submitted separately.
l'liins may be seen and specltlcatiom.
forms of contract and bond may be ob
tained upon application to Ueorpt-McCn-e,
City Engineer, Hillsboro, tir,.--Kim.
No bid or proposal w ill be considered
unless accompanied by check euual to
ten per cent of the proposal, and ci r
tilled by a responsible bank, puyalde
to the order of the Mayor, or by a
bond, payable to the Mayor, for u like
amount, sinned by the bidder and two
sufficient sureties, such check or bond
to be returned to unsuccessful bidders.
The rittht is reserved to reject ony
alai all bids.
Attention ol all contractors la called
to the acrecmeiit of lloekolite Con-
tractinit Company, tiled with the City
Kocoriler of this City, in which said
Company asices to license all contrac
tors desiritiR to bid for the work to
lay Hockollte pavement In accordance
with the terms ot said agreement.
The tllinif of a hid under the specifi
cations will be construed us an ac
ceptance ot th'e terms of the license
iiKiecineiit for that kind of pavement
tiled bv said lloekolite Contracting
Company at the prices lixeti in sum
agreement.
By order of the City Council. , ui ,
lVated this June 23, 1912. .
Tl. T. BAULKY, Mayor.1
BENTON BOWMAN, Kecorder. it) i
C.K.OHUK M'UEK, City Engineer.
PURE AMERICAN BRED BELGIAN
Congo is a bright bay, with small stripe in face. He
is of the broad, deep, heavy muscled type, with fine
style aud action. He is perfectly sound and without
a blemish.
In 191 1, Congo won at the State Fair, first, in the
American class "and second in the open class, defeating
a horse in this class, that had never been beaten be
fore, aud who was Grand Champion at the California
state fair the week before. Congo won the Silver Cup
at the A. Y. P. exposition in 1009, as the best Ameri
can bred Belgian, any age. His sire and dam were
both money winners at Uie same show. ;
Congo has a show-yard record and without a doubt will
make a record as a sire.
SEASON 1912
Monday and Tuesday at home at Scholls; Wednesday till 5
o'clock at the Mulloy barn at Laurel; Thursday and Friday,
till 3 o'clock at home; Friday evening and Saturday at Red
mond's barn, Hillsboro. No business on Sunday.
TERMS: $10. for single service;. $15, for the season; $20, to
insure mare to be with foal, payable when mare is known to-
be with foal.
H. C. CAMPBELL,
Owner.
L. R. CAMPBELL,
Mgr.
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NOTICE IS 1 IE ME BY O IV F.N. That
the undersigned has tiled his tlnal re
port and account as administrator of
the estate of Emma S. Bassett, de
ceased, In tho Coun'y Court of the State
of Oregon for Washington County, and
said County Court has, by order, ap
pointed the 11th day nf July, 1!I12, at
ton o'clock A. M.. In the county court
room In the City of Hillsboro, Wash
ington Countv. Oregon, as the time nnd
place of hearliiR any objections to the
final report and tiooount. If any there,
be nml the settlement of said estato.
E1H1AU A. STONE,
Administrator of the Estate of Emma
S, Bassett, Oeceased.
U E. CItOtH'lI, Attorney,
1112 SiialilltiK Bids;,. I'ortland, Or.
For Sale - Bicycle, almost new.
Inquire at this office.
CITATION
IN HE TJOCNtY. COURT OP TUB
. t STATU OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate!
of
Susan Fitlirtil. Uoceasml )
To John Briiriren, A. Ice Frazer. Henry
E. HriRireti, Alfred. Itriggwn, Margaret
Ooato. Lena Uric-Ken, Mane Muller, Al
veue Josephine Winkler, Ureotitifj:
In the name of the State of Oreifiin:
You ami each of you are hereby cited to
lie and apt'eai' In the County Court of the
State of Oregon tor Washington County,
at the court room thereof at Hillslioro,
Oreiton. in lai I County ami .State, on Sale
iirtiay, the i:tth day ot July, 11112, the same
beitiK the Uiiittli judicial tlav ol the July
term ol said court, at 10 o'clock lu the
forenoon of said day, and then ami there
show cause, if any exist, why an order of
said conn snoiihi not no made atitnortg-
estate ami situate in Washington Countv,
Oregon, and particularly dwcrila'd a
follows, to-wit:
The Sou th went quarter of the North
west quarter of Section 2S, in Tuaruahip
2 North, Range 3 West of the Willaniettn
Meridian, containing 411 ncres, and m
prayed tor in the petition of said Job i
EjchlegHl as suck Lxecutor, and for t!n
purpose ot realising funds with winch t
pay the iiidebbilness existing again'
said estote and the costs and charges ,,1'
atlmini.-irutiun thereof.
Witness the Honorable R. O. Stevenson.
Judge of the County Court of the Hiute of
Oregon for Washington Oounly, witti Om
seal of said court allixed, on this 'U '.i
day of Mav, WA.
Atteat; J W Kaile. County Clor,
(Heal) By Kilw 0 Luce. Deputy-
Bagley & Hare, Attorney for Kxocutor
John Sclileit-al, the Executor of the last
will aud testament of the etate of Hunan
Kahmi, deceased, to aell at private aale
, lor cash in hand all the followitiK de-
I a.iwilui.l Maul I .)., Kl.i l(, a.ill
Get a home ot your own. Two
five-acre tracts, easy to clear,
each $000. Part down, low in-
lug, licensing, empowering and directinir I terest. TWO miles f rOlTi HillSlV)-
ro, one mile from Newton Sta
tion. Address Box 321, HilH
boro, Ore. . 13-tl