a:uKORfl ame nvR m ml
SHERIFF'S SALE. jf
NOTICE IS HKRKKY I.IVT-V That -Iry
virtue vt an tii uua. d.siv.
a til enter of aW m.uiI out of lb
Orvull Court of tie satv if lr-
inm, for ah:ir!in tVunty. d.itvd
(V 7th J-v wf (itiA'ix r, li:, iii r
vor tf J hi Vi i. nl en4 Sam H.
S.y. ila!mff. aiut atnia K. U
li.-dha l'tvU.r. rV!:ul Tnw
Co.. a t--nrat, Ale AruMiMi.g.
Mary hMki aid i,m a Carrvjr.
d (ilati, for the kui of IXtH'tSi
villi ! n l ilarc'ii Irvm Majr IJ.
irii. al itw nor tt p r cvoi. p
annum, and the further utu of $."...
MO atnn.' !, aiul tho ftmhr
uuu of f -". 1 w com ai.4 J;sirs.
nx'iit. to tin- du-.vod ainl ilnlinr
d. muiuaihtg tin to tt;..ko a'o of
ta rl ivr!) hfwu:t, r U- nt-
1. 1 caw k vied upon, anl pursuim
to vahl - titjon. Ucvrxv a:iJ o.dvt
of alv. UI vq
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO
VEMBER. 1912.
at Ih aouth kr of Uiv Courthouse
In liik-UTV. VVah!on County.
lwi. at tfce hour of ( n o Joa
A. M. of Mid d.ir. -'l at iNiv auc
tion to th. hiht t'ikhT foe cah
la hand, all rf Uio following ihwnb
ed real ni. rty I(ts. l aii sit
uate in VV a-shii Ktoa Couaty, Orvfon.
ar.d part aula rij do.nl'il a Jul
Bfc, to ait:
N.ctiij quarter of aoutiiwfei
Quarter. Section tlrv i.l nortli.-ANt
quarter of toutheast ju.irti-r arsl
otrta half of tuirt hoj.t fluamr.
tfam Four Hi w Ton.hp To t
Vfli. Karf! Klve ii) We. Willam
ette Meridian. Ai d Its If of
aouthsvNt ytiaru-r Sxtlon TMrty
.mc t3 U TVtu4i4 Thrve t3t
Nona, Ranm Ho t.'.l V and
outti-4 quarter of n.vrthm.x qiiar
tr twl Ih Nik tur 1 4 1 in sh
Bon Tbr t3. To!siiip To O
North. K.uis. Kiv t.'.t V-. illaui
Mrulian. to :V.tJy tb hetv
cbfoo" nanicd mini ami fr tho
cosu and rapvttsoii of aiul aid
t. 8ahl al. m ill be m:ur Milijw
lo rdnittfii an p.-r tuatm of tr-
(OC.
l)atd Mt IUIUJon). Orvgon. on th!a
th day of m-ti.tx-r.
HKt. t5. IIWOH'K.
Sheriff of WasliinfTtnn I'ouuty. tkrt
auiLEY A MARK.
.Utoraevik fir I'laliniff
where you find
the choicest goods
at the
smallest prices.
1
ThanRsgiving is almost here. Before you realize it winter will be
half over. Have you purchased those wearables and home
needs that comfort demands for the winter season? Assortments
are now at their best and prices have been made with u view to
giving' you the most for your money it is possible to n'tve.
We Can't Advertise All The Good Things
We've Only Space for a Few
SIMMONS
la th Clrruit Court of t!. StaU-ot
Gwfon for Washington County.
Marie MnkS-t. I'lnitiOff.
viwaua
Johatw M.iUi-4. (vfrnd.vit.
To Johann Makl. t, tl ai.ov.- named
defendant:
In thv name of th Ststr f (
gen you ar h'rt.y rrquard to ap
pear and answer Uio ronn.Iamt fJod
Maintt you in tlw nhov.' ntitkd
rUM I tut court on or b f.iro KVilay.
NomIr ti. 9 J, which asi e It
fter tlx- dale of the firs publka
t too of thia Buuinotia. which aaJd
ftoa nuttkatiii ih-n-of hi of dale
OrtohiT 1U. 1H2, and if you faU to
o appear aiw armwr for want
thervof the plauaUff will appty to
the court for the Mllef dmnndedin
her complaint tovk:
For a de-ree dinlvHig tho mar
Kage contnu-t bow existing h'tsi
plain tiff and defendant and for i h
other and further r li-f aa to the
court may 0(pear jiiat.
Th auuuuuiia hi puMihed tr or
dr of Hon. J. I'. Camphdl. Judge
of the ClrruU fmrt. made and dated
this 10th of O4obr. l!i:, the date
of 'the firvt publUatkm beta? O-to-r
10. 1!15. and the date. f tt
laat twblk-ation bein Nov. 21, 1912
8ClLAHrX. t LAUtK'HK and J P.
OFNEK. AUorners fir Plaintiff.
60M Chamber of Uwiiucnv. Iort-'
land. On-con.
Newest things in Ladies' Sweaters
Nor folks. College Stripes and
Heavy Ruff Necks, all colors
and prices.
New Dress Fabrics in Homespun
Tweed, Worsted and Storm Ser
ges and Cheviots, all colors
59c to $2.00
New line ol Table Linens, values
can't be beat anywhere, 2 yards
wide 40c to $1.75
Ladies' and Children's Heavy Rib
bed Hose, a pairs for 25c
Children's Heavy Fleeced Ribbed
Underwear 29c
Ladies' and Children's Union Snits
in all grades and sizes at less
than wholesale prices.
New Liue of lluck Tow clitics for
Kmbroideriug, at 'Jlk.-, 'J.V, o0c, o"k
and 50c
Ladies and Children's h1 Mit
teus l'.c
A New Lot of Indies Raincoats,
just in. They should U- sold
for $15.00, but we are asking
ouly.. $12.5I
New Arrival of Men's and Hoys'
Ruff Neck Sweaters, from $2,119 up.
Heavy Wool Overshirts for Men.
usually sold for t .75, our price $1 1)
Ladies' 7tK rubliers, for J9e
NEW GOODS 1NTHIS WEEK
Men's and lUys Suits
Men's and Hoys' Ihcrcoats
Men's and Utys' Wiutt r Undetwear
Packard SIuk-s for Meu.
1
Visit Our Millinery D epartment
WeWe Cot the Very Newest and Niftiest Thing's in Women's
Headwear
THINK Or IT Genuine Satin Finished French Felts in Two-Urnc and Solid
Colors-Blues, Browns, Cardmals, Greys, Taupcs, Reds, Greens and Macks.
They're sold regularly at $2.75 to $4.00. Our price $1.9S
JUST ARRIVED the much talked about Reversible High School Hats, iu all
color combinations, for ty)
Also Corduroy and "Johnny" Hats.
PEOPLES STORE
Phone Us for Pictorial Review Patterns. I iHsU,r, Oregon
LEAD ALL 1 REST
South IlilUboro Ha Otrr
kVfcUtt-rrd ulrr on Hooka
viKirt corns MAT IN UM
Th Caart Mal DniJc ai KU Itw M
Mur )illoa
t'otinty I'lerk J. W. Hailey t'nv
the total ri't!tHtrntin of Wasli
ini;ton lounty at out 5,000 the
largest in the history f the
county.
Hi!Ulxni hat the largest pre
ciiu ts in the ountv. SMith HilU
tHrv K-aJinif by over while
North i nearly up to the
mark. Thin means that there
has lnen jrreat nrw th in the
city and urrounlintr m-tion. and
that the county court must mii
iliviile the precincts and make
one or to more.
ShiOi anil North Kon-t (Irtur
precincU follow with a mhl rx
isirition, tmi eacti win lark con
siileralile of reaching the two
county seat divisions.
llt'K'istration book cKwed last
Saturday evening, an.l it i ex
iH'cteit that a full vote ill U
(hihI. All parties art anxioti
to tmll as larK'e a vote as onjille
I and the presence of the rrou'ren-
I si ve ticket, with Kotwevett eUft
. ors. has aKled zettt to the cam
vami;wwai. uuirriN
rrank J. Vatulerwal and Miss
Mattie (Inllin were united in
marriak'e. Tuesday. tK t. ii. I'JlX
Judtfe Iv. (). Mevensoiiotliciutmi'.
i lhe wttldini: tok place in the
j court cnamu-nt in llie presence
i or relative of bride and k'runn.
the bride is a daughter of Mr.
ami Mrs. (.rtllin. of near l:.iy.
aiul the vrruorn is a n of Mr.
and Mrs. John Vand-rwal. of
Millslioro. ihey t enartiM for
I ortland on the evening electric.
amidst a shower of rice iK-stowcl
iiKn them by their friends that
is likely to send up the rice of
me product.
The young couple have many
friends in the Hanks-lioy section,
as well as in HillsUiro. and they
w ish them every happiness.
I have three sworn enemies-
the drunkard, heavy drinker,
and the man who craves rough,
strong, high-proof whiskey
Cyrus Noble
Petition for Liquor I iiense
Bottled at drinking strength
IN TH K ChCNTY OOl liT op THF
HT.X1K y .i;kJ. KOK WA.IIISi
TN COr.STV.
in tlip Mutter of the Ajli!itl.n f Anii.r,
ChrinKtii r tor u l.i. np to h. 11 Hinit
uiiur, Viim.iis ai Mit .i,U,,iH ,,i i.-h
yUHnlitl.is ti:in one k; Hon. in l ',,luirit,i.i
1'ieeinct, in VV'iiliiii;ti,n f'ounty, re.
gon.
TO THE lli.-i w.l.y, ci-vt
C(M KT i'K TH K fTATK H' i.;Ki;
rJH VVAS'HINiJToX Cnr.VTV:
The unrtr-i-Kiiftied I'elltlonem. ey:i vof-
em or i. oHiinl.i.i in. t. WaliinirK,!,
Countv, Orefcoii. an.) ui Iher i on?.1itiit -irg
a inujoriiv of the I. voteto of
I'reetll' t, an. I tietng H lii,ll ref ill, hi.' ol
said I're.tn.f, aiul havmn miu.illi re.
aided therein thirtv il.ns limn. .In.ieh
preee.lii.d the dale of tl,is I". litem, ami
th d.ite of hlihir thereof, would ie, wil
fully petition 1.1,. I unit lh,it u l.i. eriB.- to
eU spliituouH, ntuns nml m .il Imnori.
Sn lebH qliuntltli H Hi HI one .11, ,
CulunililH i'le.iint, Wnsliinrtoii I'ounly
tireumi, he Ki.mte.l ai,.l .su. .1 to Aritoii
Climtener, il resilient of m:. 1.1 I'reelnet
for a peiiod of one .-nr.
is'?''1' "" 'a "' r- A "
I'KTITIONKliS
A. VV. Illlke, e, ;. ToWlie, i: J
ichiHiike, J ii. Iiol,.., Flunk ilm-mimx,
Kreil Keller, A Zrinii. r, .1. n. Imnlke
J. H. Kalr, Willis I;., kum, V f 1 1.
M. I.Uek. K. A. Ki. hi.-r, I' I, hw.inki '
K H. Kuh, II J. I.n. k, K. A. M'irey,
. M. Ault. I,. Si hw.ink.-, J I! .lohn-mti,
T. K. Ault, Win. K. Ileltllieh, I, K
Ueaifle, rrank li. IliiM.y, I". A. Wut-ner,
V. A. Kalinow, II. kelley, '. Zi i.iii;ir,,
M. ". (niIihow, H. liiililuin, A li.ii.lli-r
, F. hihleff.lln, Chirk Ktult, .1. I-'. If.,,,,,1
Kene Orop. W. M. JohiiH..n. A. iiocerx,
John VliiMHhoert, It. I".e:i.h, K II Ix.wn
ey, L. A. Julie, V. II. r..ifley, it. c
KoKersi, Al. (J. IliiKli.-s, II. V. KiiiiH, Win.
Tule.v, A. K. Kuhle. ;,,lit Kohleit
H. 1-unow, C. 'joiiytt, Will li. Iinii:iiiii, Jr.
V. hi. UUVIR, ClUi. A. Wllll.l. llii ll. Henry
Haimtt, J. KriKen, Hen n.ilin.iw, auk
VVllheliii, Hen II. rii.p, rHniitiel M,...i,
Wdi. Kuhle, H. H. Cl.uk, O. II. Mvi-ih
Wm. Huhnua-, H. H. Kali, A II li.wr
mun, Win Van Ij.-rven, Jn v Kiir, vv. K
HleKhler, Jos. 11 Hen, ll. Kair I' !
unflerllrh, J. M. rieun, I. K lt,., n
Iieliilanrhe, All l.nnow, '. h li. n. i s li
Freil Delplanchf, VV. Itothermi I, I'. K.
.Nelxon, J. li. Delil.iin he, A.l.ilph liri
tnerfleld, H. ti, Wyatl, nnghm Zw.-I-frroBHe,
John lharh, h'rank iMirnhon, l'niil
Fischer, VV. N. Havnoii, John i.'aui phell,
K. E. Nortlirup, Clint Crnwner, J, m
eanhum, J. It. Hunitfonl, Otin Fair,
Adam Hell, T. J. Jui'kttih, I. K. Moliall,
O. K. JlMrms. f'us I.unow, O. B. Keeuon,
faul IuttKUbrK, H. Krieiser, Wm. 11.
liieim, J. II. Munirer, K. VV VVIlm.n, J
Miller. VV. Hurniii, C. A. Wlhton, Joa.
Miller, ;. VV. King, A. Keenoti, Jon.
liookH, John llarmn, John liruimwltli,
I. ..iii Hipp, Freil Maul, Wm. J. VVIer,
Oh.-rt fiipp, C. J. A. WikI, H.iht.
K-lii.Kion, i;. a. Ijirnon, C. II. r.iem,
I c Diekemon, Alfre.l Kriekmin, T. J.
Willi. Win. Kramer, Carl ChriHtener,
Kie.1 W'lllm, Ili-rt Thoinaa, K. A Heine.
.(.linen May, V. II Thom.-m, rl. A. I.
Meek, ll. )i hieffelln, I Din lloRim, Frank
''..lev, Jiinler ii. Ilayer, VI. lor Crop, ,'.
II. Taylor, John i. Feller, Chan. M. hom
I.uik, H Taylor Hall, John rh-hoere, Ku-
ii.- K. -S'oi thrup, Chan. Friend, lilehard
K-trii.ii. vv. s. Hahn, I'ete While, Jhn
r I'.eer. A. C. VVn tx Kenny HelpUnehe,
V I., liol.l.lim, lrf-on Foret, William Hipp,
John J'ehel, Fred l.'lileh, VV. C. Hleker-
-rr, A. K vviiim, Vie lmenig, F. M
K.-.-inm, lien Kelly, VV. VV. W'iillaniH,
II .1 Keenoti, William Van l.h, (". J.
Wilhairm, K Miller, CheHter Wlrtx, ),,.
ilzinan, VV M I lendrl. kft, II. K. I'rlnger,
M. k Hi htnlilt, Jotw-ph Nenper, Th. Van
riinnen, C. Nelnon, Immr NelMon, I-wln
lliui.l.K.ird, A. Hipp, i. H. Iltitchlntm,
Jowph liuiher, I'. Koesler, II. W. W et
eotl. ;.o. W'eHteott, JameM llllt.'hlwm,
;. M. Hunter, F. i llaulenheck, 11. K.
M.t'uiTKley. Win. rirltmn. Ceo T. Ilel.
laire, J. m. Vanileraanilen, II Hiitihlnon,
l 11 I - l- II Ll..... It... ... '
ii. .....i.-n, ... 1 1 . neon, jimn niruuon,
n J. -Vlll ri n. .Hid. A. HalllerihecK.
T'l WHOM IT MAY CONCKUN: No
lo favor of lVt!r llrocn n, plaintiff ;
and walnut Thf)dor Tarits, i:nn ii
Hab-ntnh and Charlotte HiilM TKiroh,
defendant for Ui sum of IH.Vimj t out
and the farther aum of llooti.du HU
Mill HSHe Will he made Kllhjert I,,
ro.-tnii(,ii ii h per Htalule i,( OreKi.n
I'i.icil ni llilbilmro, tir-!in, tills ZU
my or weiiteniix r, l!il'.
I! i-'l I I! IllVt'....'
lntent tl reon from tlie li day of ; .Sheriff ,r WnHhlntrton l;,...y f.e, ,,.,.
. . . . ' -'
Mann. Mil, at tlio rate of tt rn r
cent pc-r annum, and for th fartlwr
sum of loo aitorruy fiM to me di
rected and delivered, comiiiandinK me
to make anle of Oie real iiroin rty
rpfelimfter described, I have levied
upon and pursuant to said xe titlon I
will on Monday, the 2Mb day of Odo
ber 1912. at the South door of the
Courthouse In IIIllsUwo, Washlnwloti
County, Oregon, at the liour of ten
o'c U( k a. m. of said day, aU nt pule
nc auetion to tni highest bidder for
cash Id liojid, all of thu followiiiK de
scribed real proporty, lyiriR, Ix Iiik
and aituaur Ui VVashinKton Cotniiy.
On-Kou, and iwiro partltularly do-
TJljed as follows. Uwlt: First
l:y J. A ll'l,Wi atk. k. ihuv
.MM I.N M. VVAI.H, Attorney fr
I'jaiiitirr.
SUMMONS
In Die ClrtiiU f'oiirt of the State or
ir-;oii, rir tlw (.'(iimiy of Wush
in,'tini. Christian Herd. UlalnLlff,
Vi-ndm
W. II. Umtl. is,fe,Unt.
HH
To W. K. Ito-d, itef. hilantt
In the n time (,f the Rltue of Ore
Roll ) are hereby ivoiitntl t0 ftp.
pear and nnswrr tlio eompbiint filed
iiKiHiiwt. you In the aU.v,. ..mm,.,!
;iiin-t. run ranw on or lu fure
ti... Ik herehy -Ivei, that the uridertdKned , . r ''"" ,'a"a ! Court for you lo appear utid nnawee
ri-KiiietitM of Columbia Precinct, W'aMh-1 ' 'i mence west
iiiKlnii (.'oiiiity, fr.-K"n, will, on Monday,
.ii.- mm nay oi .xivemiier, A. !., 1'JIZ,
it la o'clock A. M of Bald day, present
the fiiii-KuiriK petition tor a ilcetme to
el KpintiiouH, vinoUH and malt li'iiJom
in I'l.iimiiiia I're. Ini t, W'aKhltiKlon Coun
ty, tircKon, In Icxh iiiiuiiltlcH than one
cki m No. BB: Ihenpj. U'lwi ' 77 ,.h . u. .. ... . onawer
i.t.i.it. ..j ....
2 77 elm th.mc ,..h Ik to .J, . " :'7. . " . """" " UUS
... .... ......... jd.ii iin. iii , ! wwiM nc nun i.r .j,it r 11 .
eontulnltiK Ow-pur f,d anwer, the plataUff will
plare of beglnninK,
arnes, more or les.
uiLiiuuii u a ii i i v in iin i-..ii r.. .u. .
being Mil of lot One See. 33. and ! nrjivod ti in ... ... ' . . . . .
t'.illoii. to the County Court of the Htate " 8t. 34, In T. Of IB N. of K. 3 .for a dTee dUiWilvlhir tin,' Loot .
'o?' alontnHh' o " ! LTf l"", "
an.) t aanl time and place will auk that Vr" ' 8,01 f he K""h "" the i M( I.HR belW.en the plallllLff and de-
ii. .-nn- oe iHHueii 10 me uniierniKneo i w:w i ii i-iwi. oi i.inu Jh,
wh wuae to ue used for road
in neu Bpiriiiioua, vinous and malt lluuots
in Columbia I'r.- lnct, VV'anhliiKton Coun
ty, Oregon, in les iiuatititleii than one
Kail. in, for a period of one (1) vear from
the date of the Ixminnce of auch Uremic. '
i J" led thin llth day of October, A. O.,
ANTON CillilHTKNER,
Applicant
TIIOH. II. TONCCK, Jr.,
Attorney for Atnillcant.
Conimerelal Hunk Hldg , 2nd and Main.
HillHtioro, Oregon.
SHERIFF'S 8ALE."
NO-niCR 13 HEREnY GIVEN, that
by vlruie of an execution usvued out
of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court of the Stato of Oregon, for
Hie coiimy of Washington, dated the
twenty-third day of September, 1912
pur
pose.
BUCOND TRACT: Commencing
8.30 chain West from Hhf North
Kattt comer of th HenJ. q. Tin ker
DonaUon lond claim No. tti; t hence
West 2.77 chains to a stake; thence
North 17.79 cU.; thence Kast 2.77
chains; thence South 18.08
place of beginning, sHunte
Bee, 33, and lot 4 In Sec. 34, T. 1
N. Hi, 3 W., W. M., containing flvo
ocrtu, more or less. There Is ex
cepted from this parcel of bind.
fmlant, mid for mieh o4hr nnd fur
ui, r renci ns w tint Uinirt may swm
meet (Jill fliMalle.
This sotnmoiis is ptitiHshrd onre
a -vvi;k for nix con-ii.v,. weeks
l.n inirwinme of nn order of Hon r
O. Ktevtiison., .Iutl,-n j ln ;,;,
Hurt of Washington Coun.iy, 0ru
gon, In tlie .alsw'ine of ll... ti'ot i
In Z el ,J'''! ' ' ' ' my of ft.,'
n m . "(,r, HH.' dlnMO.Itlg thill Ihn fM ....l.
li.I.Uii W mwlo on, Thmrwiay ,tl
Ihlh day of fltgolM. lino i ..
d.UH of the kiwi. piilW(flii; of
Mllntoo.iu 1. rt'lT.. ' ." ''MS
ceptea from tins parcel of bind, ,,,,,,. . ... V " or ,"ll,
strip of 4h, South line of said land " "ZXritir 1 i ?" 2' Uuy
16 feet wide for road purpose ,W fr.VV, .TA .
To satisfy the hereinbefore named
uuis and for the costa and exptuse
of sale and said writ.
rtrcrrAimnriM
, .....
Aii.uirney ro,r I'lnlniiirr
618 Chamber of Cofl.merc.
Purtluud, Oregon.
lascatle totinty would not
stand much show if the sople
oi an counties were as antajfonis
tic as the voters of Washington
lounty." said a Itank ca.shier
who was here Tuesday, lookintr
over the field in the interests of
the propinod division, "tjetlimt
new counties made from portions
of old ones, no matter how just
the proisisal may be, and no mat
ter how just the desire may
l and no matter how full of
merit, is like trying to sell out
lawed bank notes. Of course.
realize that ymi Hillsfstro jNH.pU
have had a twist at county ilivi
sion. and can readily see how
you can sympathize with the
Oregon City teople in their tiwht
airainst a new county creation.
Ihit. all the same, this ifettintf
new counties established is n
up-hill business."
If you wish your remcterv l..t
tanen care of and kept in condi
tion, leave orders ut the K. L
McCormick store for the under.
Kik'ned. CharK'es reasonalile, and
is-si oi Hervict'H.-Samuel Steph
ens.
Harry (iilcs. ulmuI .:t Vftn ism ti
...I ..... I" ..'""'1"
"iimii nievetion. tiled Uct.
t.'iai rortland, death rfsultinif
I IOIII a HroKcn Hick. In. fn.i..e.
al took Place Sunday. theremairiH
navintr Deen brought toilillrilmm
fur lrt,.....,h If I
. i iiu i 1 1 , in- leaves a
wiiiow, who is a daiRr iter nf Me
Mrs. f. A. U'wis nf fi.,b
For sale - Imvo ncren nn .m.nt.,
road, alsnit lOminutcH walk from
Nowton Station on S P If,. . ,.n
in cultivation; no buildinirs, only
thirty minutcH drive from Hills.
Ixiro. Kasv terms(' S i',.eb
t'r. The I'alm. HillslMiro. " 31-3
Hofmare remainint verv i,r.
at 20 cents, and it look as though
the attempts of buyers to bear
the market will fail. (Jrowtrs
WhOMf pHMluct IS not uml,.e
tract aripear to lie keeping a HtilT
"PjHT hp, and there is but little
unloading.
The! Crand Marca is the most
wholesome' ' two fun.
smoke on i market-made in Ore
Kon, by K. Schiller vv..- . . ..
mdulw in a w Hinoke buy a
16kl
Mrr. Kva West, of
was in tht;citvTti..,l!lu,..iu 7
ticsdav. return
at I'ortland. She
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.."in vv tt.Hi,,uKton County i, tS
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lie a cnK4Kcd farmi...J;.
raisin uutil ,e 14!llc tu0r"4.
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thttr teprocutatives (:iw u.."
tie u rudHrd to suppo-
The "OrcKou System"
The IVuplcV Choice for Tuitcd StattiV
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Mr U Plrdiied To n
The ovcrciowdiiiK of our M.mms wjlfllllt.
oiH-ratuc U$.
The creation ol uuttcccessary "lloard"
Ices at the cjctise of t!,c Mate, audiU tE
vauuuure oi mc J-cojde mouty.
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Pnitrreasiv legislation
Utrtet'.liJ
B. . REEVES
CKDAk MILL
Drmocrtic Candidate
for the
LKCISLATUIIE
Airainst Increase of salaries. For itrict efflC
I'aitl advertisement
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U'Ikl fii.,,
jKini..,! by her mother. Mrs."
Wt-Ht formerly resided in the
Hanks Hoction.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. II. Jiartlolt
of near FarmihKton. J 1 1"'
nijon"atTh'Hit0r!?:, Mo,,,,ay ff
Rale Nov., 8. " ,,UUI,C
Experienced drouumob..- 4 .
wk by day, will i ZJJi' ...
WHO
WILL BE, OUR NEXT C0
COMMISSIONER?
?
To the Uxtiayeni ami voters of Washington
We lllrt Mtl,llHliim.l,l ..ili-c.xu no, I Vl.leM III W1'
county. Oreiron; having duly invcstirated tWK
and ipialificatimm of the candidates aspinng J
ollico of County ('immissioner of Washington w
rek'ardleHS of silitical allilliati"ns, unhaiUt
recommend to your consideration Charles lm
N-lieve that the ulDcu Mhould Is filled
Bterlinir worth, one who has no sectional mj'
one, who will erve the interests of t,ie..wh!
Thin most important county ollice should M
eliminated from jsilitical and factional stnrt
should elect the man who will be ahk U) wrvw
interests of the whole of Washington county. J
Mr. Hanley hns In-en a resident of WushinKtoj i j
for more than 30 yearn, has the respect ndJJJ
f all who know him, has made anuccwHof nis
afTuirs and has all the qualifications to m?
successful in the management of the county tT,
hringing olwut an economical administration
county. J
Mr. Hanley prommoB if elected to diJJv
to have a thorough and complete inv0S.TiZril(
into the financial affaire and doing hf,fuV
Iartmenta of the county businesH and that tne v
and the brat Interest of the whoUw.jJ5r
county shall be his aim during his imim8trtl
We and each of us recommend that twh2
gardlesd of party IntoroHts give their suw
flection of Charlea Hanley.
Francis White,' Gales Creek; J V Heisler JJ.
Creek; C T Ryan, Gales Creek; i'rl! W
Krickson, J K Lilley. GlenwtMKi; J f .gW
von, j r Liiiey, uienwtMMi, PjetD
'rank L Jensen. G li WestinghW. Wfk.
r F F.v.ln Jniin l.nne I) G Lilly-
K Wescott. Thns. WillinmH. A 11 llayn' CiI ft
Hhaw, P R I'orter. Mark T Cox. C B UWa&
.it l ! i. V. . Wm. ft 1
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Hoffman, John Heinlcr, A
Uilley; Ira E Purdin.
Mills,
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