HILUflORO ARGfJ. JAN LAKY.
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ELECTRIC SERVICE
on 1 Mr.
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SOLD OREGONIANS j
FOR THIRTYSIX YEARS
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Red ALL STEEL Gars
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'if. Ill ami t'l tit- alHitr t kiiil -l j. '.(. r
ly all rt lit. . .1 . .i i' 1.1 . 1 . ,.
nilii.h. jilUmi liiI. i.r.lrr ami ! . i. . . n.
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H he!!-. .V A 11 un a. AH"i .i. i,t
I'U'iil.l!
Nulite ol l inal SrllUiiiini
Hoffman's Sawmill
is sawiiij fri'iu ll:c Ust ti.nUr iti
W.isl.iiiKtuu muuty. The faust
Rough and Dressed Lumber
KILN DUIMI) ri.OOKINC ami RUSTIC
ai s on hand, l-'stiinatis mt
ItiiiMittHS, l;liMiiiti, Rustic. Ceil
ings - all kinds ol litiisliol liiinU i
l. house 1uatcri.1l. Wc ililivcr.
I In -uc: lu Slates", (ilcneoc Central, 37
PlilliR MOII'MAN. Bacona. Orrn
4
NVI SAVK YOU mqxky
r.tiiK no rents, ami liaviiiki 110 heavy
ihiim; nwiiin jnKrity ami ilisviniut
inn ;''l ")' hills enables me to mII
iln .in r tli.ni any city eouitH tituryour
Proof Is Buying
A Complete Line of Crncrwi
MEKCIIANDISi:
unci
CROCLKltS
Tiy me oiue ami you will return. Huy
ymii h'.ill Mipplies here. I'm in implc'
Hunts, t te.
E. T. TURNER.
Laurel - - Oregon
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11 II INI. S IIM HIS.IOI'KIC
All. 110 A Kl)
On Any llmlilint; .tuti '
Makr your Imt ilm iimnrv I!"
(aittirr. llMif ainl Kr I""
irmlU lijr nili) llliuiilr Wall
llimiil (lit wall nihI irllilKt.
Ci'U V)rl mil IrM limn 'lau r
In a'il) - ItM'ka) Ik IIi-i iii'
linn llir I'liililin
Ni Mine Crrkril Wall
"HUliolnlr" wall" "Hit rrllinii"
me iinalliilril l.y llir jai uml
liinUlure wlili 11 H"' I l'i'i
ILmullful MraMa
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''M' lfiiu. I. n ,,, (.In.irf evrrvwlirie foi.fii.lur, l.utiKiU.a. n limiif
'ni..ln.K,, K,nKtn out -tMiUilliiK u l every klml nf lim lme.
( Savr 11 MuiitH'i Time
-r ! ,1--"-t-i 4 f,., ., ,,, rr,y f, M-i ,m ihy Jnl mil II
, '"''""K mi l H nn, rrlllnii re irmly fur ilecointur Hi miw ilny.
(r i irnU ii ,nrK ncnlril. Nn (kill nrnleit ! apply II
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Hll.LSBORO f LANING MILL
Hnln ). Mlll.boro. OreKon
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The Parisian
Hair Store
Hair RDfal of nil klmln nwile In onli r,
Aniiiiplrtelliienf rraily niaile nwlli li
e from $i..v P- ""M,le
prie you wlnh tn twy n.l we will
rml ki.hU on approval. ChiiiIhuK"
iimile la onler. I'iiII line nf ilye,
Ionic, ry Imlr rmlorei. eienm
Hyeliin unit nlrarhinK t'V epeil.
389 Alder St. Portland, Or.
Dr. C. R. 5LOYD
Chiropractor ami Naturopath
Upstairs, HoiuYl Kulltlinit
First Hall west of Post Office
HilllslHiro Orwn
Argua and Journal $2. '5.
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S - f'
Stn-i-t. aiul Ih Iiik a irn-at n-ailrr
hi naturally vkantnl hi daily
paMi, I'rf for,' the days of tht-
railway he ntTivcd hi.i paHrs
overlanil, ami kept a few on hand
as a favor to theOrtnuman. lie
irenerally iave away u.i many a
he mild, ami when the town
irrew, ami the Southern Pacific
Iniilt, he still held the agency.
When ymiriL; Cave reached his
eighth year he wa.H in the Kture,
and it wan his business to take
care of the OrcKnnian money.
As lie Krew older he took entire
ehare of the husiness, and even
when he was at Pacific Cniversi
ty he Haw that the paK-rs were
delivered, and collected each
month.
"Jim" handled the ()rei;onians
liefore there was a brick in the
town and he is ntill at it.
OltliOON lil.l CI kIC TWAINS
To Portland -
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10: U a m
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1. l"i p m
S:'3i p m
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From Portland
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V::W a 111
UNION STOCK VAk'DS
Receipts for the week have been
cattle, 17."S; calves, II; hons.
CTTJ; sheep. VX
That cattle prices did not lireak
badly and cause a panic this week
is the remarkable feature to the
trade. Following the depression
a week iiiro. Monday came forth
w ith a veritable dcliino of cattle
and buyers prevented disaster by
cleaning up the supply and re
lieviiur the congestion. Killers
pit some good hay-fed steers at
prices ranging from 7 to 7.10,
and cows t to tUHI.
Hog trade was steady to linn
during the entire period. Mon
day's run broke all records, the
total beng 'JiM) head. Firm,
smooth stulV was bid nt 8 and
8.10, with the bulk price at 8.
The market closed with best top
hogs going nt 8 cents.
Prime weathers sold at 5.75,
and ewes nt 4.50, hut medium
mniiitv was cut shandy. Fancy
lambs', best ones, selling from (5
to (i.:?5 early in the week, strict
ly choice grain lambs are quoted
(5.50 to (5.75 at the close of husi
ness. F-dwnrd A. Harris, of Hood
River, who was recently called
to the Congregational Church
here, will supply the pulpit next
, .... .. I... mill ott.iulf
SUtiuay nioniniK. "r "i-""
on "The Solidarity of out Social
Forces," discussing the platform
uiHtn which they can all do hat
tie for uplirt. It is expected
that Mr. Harris will announce
his decision as to the call next
Sunday.
Cermnn Lutheran services,
Sunday afternoon, at 2:30, at the
Congregational church. h. W.
Luecke, Pastor.
Ill llir I ..1. m. I'oiirt i.f :h M ill' .1 Hie
Km lur Waliiiifi'iti 11 . .iy
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Wali.Mi'lint Hull.!, Mun i i . V. 'in - i iy
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Dr. Gertrude Phillips
linti-. ....Hiu I'hyxi. 1 .n
Olliiti li 'iir. I (.1 I p. in. il., 11 . 4, -In
1J a. In.
ANC2KI.A MAY
Teacher of
Singinri rul Tiuna
Terms arranged to suit.
ROOM 4. - HANK ANNF.X.
I ) very Pay.
HOLS! IN ami
One heifer or a carload;
With calf or coming fresh;
White or mixed black and white;
Immediate or deferred delivery;
Cash or terms-Prices Right.
COAST CATTLE, CO.
F.CCKNK. OUK.
Cilice at the Fugene Creamery,
gon, by K. Schiller. When you
indulge in a good smoke buy :i
( I rand Marca. tf
NOTHING
1 JKE CHEEK
Ry l lU'.I f lLKkE
Wlll'll I llt'Ktlll I.IHllll'sK III I'iullllH'll
.VfiO' i.f tip" I ililrri'il Hie ciilllitiliK
r. m .111 i.f Sliiiiulitmi I'.i". .mi 11 siil.iry nf
$1 11 wii'k. I li:nl !imti ii. t' eiiiMili for
Ifii iiii'ii i.f toy iui 11111I il is iissiir:iiiro
llml tells. I liioi' ufli'ii Yt'iiiiilorttl why
this Is so luri'ly tin' I'siso mill liiii
I'uiiii' In llii 1 'iitii'liisimi tli il it is Ii:imi!
on llii' n iiu iili of :ir tli.il tlie iissail
mil liim tln inlvioil:iu"i of funv ovoriu
I'lllii. it is a prim ipli' of iiiis'liiinli'H
tlmt H ImmI.v staili'il lliruiiuli spai'O in
wliiill tlii'ie is 1111 li'sislin; 1 1 t i 1 tati
will K11 on "I tin wiitii' rate fnrevi'i-.
A limly thiit is lint l.i iti'il will not
liiovo. aiul "Inn slnirk will lie ki.ink
i'il Into "pi."
I Mail no rovi'ii'iii'i' for my superlon:,
lint tivati-il llieiii Willi I'liiiniMit ivsptvt
I'Mept when lliey iiiiilerlnnk . brow-In-lit
in.', w hen I 1 11 1 1 1 1 'ttl mi llieiii with
Imth fii'l. This I Iti'pt up as Imitf us I
whs paiil liltle or iiolliiiitf for iny serv
lein: when I felt it essential to retain
my position I iliiln't lake so many
I'liiinees.
Tlieie wim H hunker In the street hy
tht inline of Oirilen. lie iliil nil eiior
iinin.1 husiness 11 ml was very rieh. 'I'u
lis elerks lie was like the momil of
Tiii lary In 11 wasliee wasliii t'liina
num. Not Unit he put on any nil's, hut
liiH'iinse his position was so lofty. 1
nseil to hour stories uhout how he Rot
his Hlnit nnil leiirneil Unit he went Intu
Ui I'oltnn market nno ilay ?."iO,(HMl in
deht lintl III few innnlhs was JoiHMNlil
to the Kood. At the time I entered
husiness he was worth millions.
Ilelnnulm; to an excellent family anil
not hehiK Ironlileil with backwardness.
I was 11 hnltei'll.v of fashion. My rnpl
till was one dress suit, which, notwith
standing my youth, was too small for
me, hut for 50 cents I pt !l tailor to
enliii'Ke It. At functions 1 used to
meet men who were the heads of hirp
husiness concerns, ns well as of faml
IIoh, Some of them 1 oeeaslonally
went to (ImliiK husiness horn's on husi
ness, with my lint in my hand. Hut.
nioetiHK them socially, 1 eonsideri-it
that while wo were on n different
A
Perfect
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See and Compare It With ALL Others J c
K'T' r a rartr In'l aa i aty ifma vtaam. If y wiU
aal..utrl annul TtsoatMVuaa.f t I l"T In "-
I 4 -ri,t4u- -m taa Oml Hvfm. .( w at far
mm ,,k .ltf.,tnL Oftiff a-a vnu aad.aw 1 1-r,H
tw bay il'iifralJy. miui ta aura ol a raau Uat km aa MVti- .
Qireat r2ajestic-
Malleable and )nM A
Charcoal Iron JingG Fuel
il
Outwears Three Ordinary Ranges
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WV lAa f4 r ' -4 n aury rwj--.
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FOR SA1X BY
PERCY LONC
Saver
U3 QmmF&kt
..a's it in. ,..., up an
mil ,1 .i n k.iw i.f lh'firi'li'e.
Tin.!' .r ,. :hh my wilary, tlinllcll
-!i;lill iiihiri'il. was far t.i mnull
f"i my r"'iiiri-in.-iits. Tin? ellmwii of
lot iln-s mat Were tre.tlllK rilKKinl.
ai.il it ;ia lin....i,i,. fur any tiill.ir tn
lii.U- ll.. ir ii.iki-tlucsH. I ill, fairly gmA
w.ik inisi'lf in that ri-ss-t with Ink.
S'.iui- . f my f.-li.nv ilt-iks K"t small
r:i.'H I'l l.iin ii1.isIuiih to lliiawj.
.il.f lli. in. I.iil kept nil ill the Hen
I. icr of my way that Is. Im-Ihi; ordi
narily ri".4tfii iiiul HlandiiDj up for
my ri-ht- It didn't iviir to me thut
it n. I pay me ,i t'.a.ly to a man f.,r
(Ii.- .ui.(- i.r ti-t 1 1 (ir an ad.lltl.innl
lu or llirii. d 'llars a wwk.
ne i-prin,' we had n heaiy niiiiw
'I'.r'u. f..ll..'.M-i hy a fr-z and then
a ilciicv of ram 'I'll, re's nu wursv
iiii l.-.i "ln; i. al i mill, iiiatimi for tmiis
H.rt lima ll,.iii ,is. iind the i lly wns
ll iiluh liiipaHsahle. There were larKt?
hm.. .,f H.ii' r i'i-ri w here, and the de
li' is fin- ei.ttiiit; m it them were Dot
th.- w..tk nf islie atisl eneiiiwra. There
u i n. . nly a I.I.h k iiear the liniise
In n I was employed that was to
tl. -I.tl that the wtmle distaise was
lily pa-ahle hy humus nf M KtrlinC of
Ui.inN .In-1 U'f'.re hank elosliig I
was ilircli'd to make n dcxiit and
-tailid on this narrow plank walk. I
had iiiIit.hI ii j h .ii a lapHin of
iiii.sideral.le length when 1 saw the
so, elei,-n i.f the street, Mr. ( l!(cll,
al' nt as fir adian.ed on the other
side i.f II It was my part as an uu-ilcr-t
rapper to make way for the great
man.
Hid my dp like fur n. ik .. way for
lln.se al..w me ih terrisl me. 1 would
haie U. i! wiltiin; to do fur an
e.iial aiul ivoii'id have Ixi'li pleaseil to
d,i si. f,,r an Inferior, hut to iret out of
a wealthy man's path hy K'diitf hack
r stepping into two fis-t of water did
ii..( please me. Mr. "udeii was thlnk
in' of some treat luisiiiess prohlelu, I
i his,.. f,.r he didn't .ik up till we
met very near the middle of Hie street,
"ii se. ii. u me he stopHil. One of lis
must t;,. way. Whi. b should It heT
ileii.ial (Irani said that when he
as mari'liim; to uni't his first enemy
dining the civil war he felt the re
spi ti.-iliiliiy until he reincuiherisl that
.p;ite likely the other peuenil felt as
ii.ie.'inf'iMal.le as he. That deoidisl
him. 'in. I lie pushed on. It Mllrred to
ioe that Mr linden was as much loath
to haie ii ii- mo way to him as t was
In do so. ..r.H.ier. 1 knew that be
was a natural trainliler. Taking a
punier from my K ket. I ail:
"Heads or tails for the riRht of
way."
"Heads." he replied, with a twinkle
ill his eye.
I knew lioiv to dip a coin and have
It come down as 1 wautisl It. so
threw the ipiarter with my thumb mid
called. "Heads!" and steppisl off Into
the water 1 had saved my faee-tlint
s. 1 had uiveii way. hut hail tint sur
rendered uiy lights.
That action made me a niillionalr.
I met Mr. lieileii some time after that
at n s,., i d function, and he asked tne
w here I u -is employed. 1 told him, and
he told me if I should leave my
position in let him know. A few
weeks later I left StomJltOll Bros. Tol
iintarily and called on Mr. Oitdeli. Ho
look uie Into his service and promoted
me so fast that 1 ureiv dizzy, He Is
now retired, and I am the mamicer of
his business. I believe that Mr. Oliden
w hen I llii'ped for the rlirht of wny
saw In tlie act indication of a quality
he w anted la his husiness.
FROM RUDOLF ST.
CLAIR TO
JOSHUA MUDGE
By R. W. KENAN
I had recently Imh'h Ktaduated at a
college of physicians. During the last
year of my course the lady with whom
I Uiarilcd, a Mrs. Stanford, told uie
one day that she was very much trou
bled about her daucjitcr, Kllle.
Kllie was of n very romantic tem
perament. She said tiothliu; nlsmt
what was occupyluK her mind to her
mother, who gained all her information
from the girl's friends. Certain school
mates of Kilie's told Mrs. Stanford
that Kllie was talking about a lover,
lie was tall and slender, with Hue,
In I'ko blown eyes und black, curly hair.
His n ye was about nineteen. Ills mime
was Uiidoif St. flair. The luroruuiut
did not believe that Kllie had any such
lover, but that he was a creature of her
ilUUKiUiltlllll.
Kllie said that she was used to meet
Ini; this lover alter school of liu after
noon In ii certain open sipiare used for
a public park. Of late the girl had
become very moody, giving lndlcuUons
of hioliiK some trouble on lur mind.
Mi rate hints to her newt intimate
f i i. inl. a tirl of h.r own ue, that she
feared Itmlolf hail Issnioe iK'.iiainte.
w it Ii another yirl who was lemlin him
away from her.
I siii.'i.'iiled to Mrs Stanford that she
hay,? Kiln. a. bill afti-r w IikiI after
noons, with a l o-w to discover if she
. ul any man This was done, and
one afternoon Ktlie was follow ed to
the park in U-m.:oii. Walkine to a
certain seat she sat d w u, ati'l present
!y lur li wi-re s.s',1 .. move as
Iti'Olu'li talking to wine oim. thouch
not n person wan near her.
When this fa t was reported to me
I made nji my mind that Kllle's bralu
was uiilialaiii tsl. she had doubtless
S.-.-H a in. .ling picture play which she
was eiiacthii; it. Imagination. lU'ing
just alsiut to i?r:,duate, I was well up
in the latest s lent i lie dlsa-overies ami
. henries and had paid much attention
lo autosuggestion or that something
which iillS'ls person to create disease
or impressions that haie no real
istem-e. .Vaturally I Iss auie much In
teresteil In the es. im-t one of
Klhe's s h..iliii.ites apd askiil her what
play Iit friend had most seeu and
t.'.lk.sl about. I was told that It was
i.f in which a young girl had met a
young man. with the result of a love
affair. The young man Jilted the girl,
ai d she shut him.
I feared that Kflie, following this
play, would shia't some man, Is'II.t
Ing Hint he was her recreant lover. I
advised her mother to keep Kttle'
r.Kiiu well liisstiil for Komething
she i-hould not mwi.ss. This was done
ami a little pistol was found under a
loose hoard in the Hoset. with a dozen
cartridges. Mrs. Stanford gave the
enrtridge to me. mid after replaeins?
tlie powder with chan-nal I told the
lady to put both pistol and cartridges
back in their hiding place.
It was imt lone after this that one
ei elilng on the streot Ktlie stepsl up
to a young man and. saying to him, "I
cannot, 1 will not give you up to an
other," pointed a pistol at him and be
gan pulling the trigger. The young
man seized her hand and took the pis
tol away from her, then turned her
over to a policeman.
Kftie was taken to a Rtathm. whence,
when she gave her name and address,
her mother was telephoned for. A
great deal of dittieulty was encountered
in explaining the matter, hut since the
young tn an she Intemhsl to shoot
would not prosecute the ease Ktlie was
returned to her mother's rare.
Mrs. Stanford was at a Ins what to
do with the girl. She proMissl to send
her to a retreat where she would lie
kept from doing any harm ami would
receive medical attention. But 1 sug
gested an application of the theory,
"Mke cures like" in other words, that
Kftie lie given a real love affair for the
purpose of eradicating an imaginary
one. But this, for tlie want of a lover,
was easier suggested than curried out.
While we were deliberating Mrs. Stan
ford said:
"If you will make kve to Ktlie I will
relieve you of nil responsibility for
what may follow. If you cau restore
her mental balance you may separate
yourself from her. and she will grad
ually get over it."
"But, my dear Mrs. Stanford." I
aid, "Ellie may not fancy me, and If
she should and 1 lilted her she might
shoot nie."
"No girl of Kllle's age Can resist the
attentions of a young man of yours.
And as for shooting you, 1 hope he
will by that time have recovered her
equilibrium, and you will he in no dan
ger." Curious to note the effect of the
treatment. 1 began at once to show
Ktlie little attentions. 1 bought her
candy and took her to healthy places
of amusement. tJradually I began to
give her loverlike glances and an occa
sional pressure of the hand. This treat
ment extended over a perl. si of a yenr.
when I went to another city to begin
the practice of my profession.
t think that by this time Etlle had
recovered physically, which also menus
mentally, and she parted with nie as
any girl of her age might tie expected
to part with a young man she likes.
Indeed. 1 was slightly disappointed
that she did not show more feeling. 1
think that my attentions served to
bridge over a s?riod between childish
bodily iuiierfection and sound woman
hood. I never saw her again, and a
few years later heard that, she had
worried an ordinary man whose name
was uot as high sounding as that of
her Imaginary lover, for it was Joshua
Mlldge.
"Don't you see a great resemblance
between that statesman and Georee
Washington?"
"1 suppose there Is a resemblance "
replied Farmer Comtossel. "Every
man that doesn't wear whiskers thinks
h looks like George Washington, and
every man that does thinks he looks
like Abraham Uucoln.--Wishlngtoii
i.im k tit :: ftm-rie.
In the I'oonly Court of In Hlata of
f.-Kori for Uanhlnxlon fount jr.
In llis mall.r of I ha application of
.I'-li-l Iiiii-. rial, l.x atnl at Timber In
:l. fr Mi rnw to aril aplrltuou.
mom ami mill l ILinora In Iraa u,uaall
n.s than one ll..n In Timber pro
line!, l Klili.Kl..n I 'on nly. orrgon.
To th Honoralila I'ounly Court of
Mm Slata of nr. -on fur Washington
i'ounly:
Yuiir un.lrriixm-il palltlunar. ronill
l.ilnii.' a m.joriiy of I ha ral volar
I Toiit'.'r ri lie I. VVahlnlon Coun
ty, in. ton, wi.iil.l rmpr (fully rapro
"n t In your honoral.le butty aa follow:
Thai M.. I. I Inim-rlal la a bona fid
liol.-l, lot ale.I at Timber luarnall. with
hi Timber praxlnc!. Waahinirtoa Co un
it, i or. .ii.- and ha accommodation
for i."l Irs than fifty rut.ta.
That IVauford Crrpa and Frank
Miiilo ra.h are actual and bona fid
i-i.l.'iii.i ami lexal vuier of aaid Tlm
x.rr I'fwinrt, WashinKtun County, Ore
.'ii. ami iin the owner and propria
l..r of fcald Hotel Imperial.
That your undrraigned palllloner
are all a. tual and bona fid resident
and lea tuiiri of Timber praclnrl,
VVitithinKton Counlf, "reiton, ami
hav 4., ally resi.ivd therein thirty
.livii immt-diately precedin; th data of
his I . mi. .ii. and the dal of th fllln.
theit-of. and togeiher constitute a ma
jority of th leal Yotera of a!4 Tim
lr precinct. Washington County. Or
Kon. W hartfore. your unjerslrned ptl
linior would respectfully aak that
license I.e icranted by your honorable
l.o.ly to liotcl Imperial, of Timber
t'lwnsite. Timber precinct WahlnTtoa
County, oreirun. auihorlzlns;. permitting
ami ernpowerina- ld Hotel Imperial
to aril epintuou. vinous and malt
li.H'.r in less quantities than one gal
lon within Timber precinct. Washing
ton County. Oregon, for a period of
one year, and that urh other and
further order he mad herein aa may
necessary and proper In th premise-?.
I'atetl, !ermbrr It, 11J.
Signed) Mr. Gertrude Hughea. M
R Minlo, Kdd Spears, Alva Zook. David
si John, '. It. Hughe. Peter Weasel.
harles A. Watson. R. L. Dooley. l
Creps. A B. SplHer. It. L. Duta. Rob
ert II. Monliromery, Aug. Olln, August
Johnson. K.l Holltnbach, L. A. Roberta.
i. K. WestinKhouse. J. F. Westing
house. A. K. Loll, pete Janes. C. A.
JKin. H. M. Urorbaugh, Helen May
s-haw. Jim Hrown. A. J. New. Mrs. A.
Mitley. fi x. Johnson, J. II. Wescott.
no llrose. Peter Hart. Tho. Cowan.
Chas. is.ty. 1:. K. Hutchinson, H. Chrl.
lensen. John Van. lleo. Ingram, dm a.
Kami. Iln, Mr, "tio II rose. prpj Kliiaon.
Carl ller. M. H. Iler. Cha. T. Dodda,
I; red Xteury. Alfon Meury, Chaa.
.imhllin. Mrs. A. Meury. Mra. Chaa.
Schmidlln. William Roberts. Joaeprt
lacl. Lena Pad. D. W. Cavanaugb, A.
I. ornduff. Daisy Ornduff. C. M
Powell w. H. Luster. V. A. Lu.t.r.
. M. ttcofleld. U. C. Fisher. I. W. Var
14. )) '. Ml,rPhy. Edward Hughe.
I T',f OT- J c- Heuer. C. A. Hollenbach.
rrank Thompson. K. C. lioodaln. C A.
:o...lwin. K. n Loll, Mrs. A. B. Spltl.r.
w. II "iHlemeyer. M. J. Malley, O. N.
March. C,.o. Francino, Sam Kbry. Edgar
Harrison. Joe King, H. Johnson, D. M.
OOonnell. F. J. Helwlck. Chaa. U An
Irews, Frank o Konnell, Krnest Bryant,
eo. Helvev. F. O. Bunde. Harry H.
Johnson . H. a Johnson. W. E. Rich,
Albert ISIchet. P. O. Hirt. Mi a Mof
fat. I.ee Duncan. Robert Halt. Andrew
Hseii. Je Keefe, Mrs. R. E. Hutchin
son, Ceo. Parker. Floyd Anson. And.
JorKensen. Velta Anson, Albert Oberg.
I'eeper. Clir. Fremstad, F. Erlck
sen. lieo. M. Petersen, O. Berg n.
ir..tr. T. Malstad. o. H. Peteraen. J.
I . t Union. M. Han, a. . Powall, Paul
. . aisanen. o. A. Powell
..o. M.s'oy. O. S. Shlffer. W. C. Upper.'
T,"v - V 'U,n,'lln- Krln Stowell. Am
old Wenlcke. A.lna Wenlcke. Ann M.
stowell. Fred Stowell, Mrs. U M
Mo Well John Rl.rii r tv.ji .'
Chrisienson. Ed Stephins.' Frank Mint;
. II i rui .a O t . i .
. ii n mensen. . Wat-
n,n.-. ?,'okk'' W' J' '"n. A. a
Holt. N. Bangs. N. D. Chapman. W D,
t hapman. J. A. Plnkerton, J. M. Hay.
den, F.IUabeth Cody, Fred Woolwldg.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that th for,
go ng petition will'b. presented to th
siai'e y ,ort f w"h'ntn County.
Oh day of February. lu, at th hour
of 10 o clock A. M. of said day. and at
i . . , tha,' a "cen" "d to
Hotel Imperial, of Timber townalt.
limber precinct. Washington County
"r.'Kon. conducted by Frank Mlnto
are bo? , C rW"" who
H. ,T1l"ber Plnct. authorlalng aald
Hotel nperial. which Is an actual
nrnfi',,, l1 wlthlr! a. 7d
inecinct, aim having accommodation
for more than 5u guests, lo M the'r.,"
sa d TimbHnU" "?d aorT!;
omtit. Preeinct, Washington
one .annn0" u-nt"'- "n
one gallon, for a period of on year
fCse."8 daU ot th '"uancrof ."i
Dated this Jdth day of Decmber.
Hotel Imperial, of Timber. Washing.
'.d tr:'",fv-':,,r,n: " -..!
pllcant ' CPSi TOrilr: P-
appneant"- Tn8Ue ,r- ttorner fM
YEAGER & CORNISH
LAWYERS
Phone City 232
Hillsboro Commercial Bank Big.
HILLSBOKO. ORE.
The Grand Marca is the moat
wholesome "two for a quarter''
smoke on market made in Or.
wiiiun $2.25