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THE ARGUS
THURSDAY, SKI. 5, 18i)fi.
J. I. Knight has money to
j loim or I my notes.
t -F. Lunger, one of (Sherwood's
ir.iin!iit'iit cit izt'fis wiih in town
yesterday. ,
I Tho Washington County Mini
s' ieul Association hud a very pleas
'v tint bin-mess meeting Tuesday, at
the oIlii't'M of Drs. Uiiiley.
Mrs. W'i'ti. Uetlnioud is visit
i, inn M'ih her mother and relatives
" in Mm cast en:i of tin) county.
. 4 Caples it Thomas buy u heap,
Hell cheap, and keep forever at it.
Hon. Thou. II. Tongue and
0 family have returned from the
count, li. 11. (ioodin, H. L. MoCor-
iniek and Judge Cornelius are also
liaek and at their respective places
; in the court house.
f Wm. llav has gone to Tilla
monk fur a several days' outing,
turn tiKh ami game will rapidly be
depleted iu that section. ,
For every $1.00 cash purchase
at llm Delta drug store vou will
receive one. sheet ot popular music,
selected Ironi a large assortment.
Deputy County Clerk Frank
Kane is taking a few flays vacation
u i id will hunt the China pheasant
and eat with the farmers for awhile
J. 0. Custin, a prominent m-
publican of Middleton, was in town
yesterday, being interested in coun
ty road No. ,M.
All the latest and most fash
ionahht shades of meiisfiats have
If
just been opened at Bryan Laidlaw
Co. Cash Store; also Rallies' shoot,
at If l a pair,
lennyson has written one
thing which would well apply to
men who are constantly standing
on street corners telling us about
hard tunes and lack of work
These are the words: "I must mix
myself with action, lest I wither
with despair."
20 11s best granulated sugar, $1 (X)
100 lt)S host granulated sugar, 4 (50
1 bbl best, Hour, 2 80
Caples & Thomas buy a heap, sel
cheap, and keep forever at it.
Dr. l'aul Grant, of the Congo
Oil Company, pitched canvas in
town Saturday evening and gave
an exhibition in the. vny of per
formunco mid song, which was well
attended considering the dull
season.
All kinds of carriage trimming
done at C. Ii. llinnian's Harness
simp at Forest drove by an exper
lentud workman
A certain paper in this county
in dissertations on one subject mut
ter, used the personal pronoun "1"
(il times in its issue of last week,
and yet this fellow who used them
sayhe has a conscience.
.1 no. Dobbins and E. E. Cole
stock were present at the Mu.Minn
ville bicycle meet yesterday.
J)ek'g,iteb from Phoenix lodge,
K. of P., to the grand lodge which
convenes at Salem this fall, are Sir
Knights J. II. Stanley and Her
man Sehulineneh with Geo. Schul
nierich and U,' Dobbins us al
ternates. Tho Council house situated on
Third and Lincoln has been re
moved by contractor Daly to the
north part of the city.
Dr. J. P. Tamieeie and family
spent Sunday at Long Beach, re
turning Monday evening.
Attorney Coshow, of McMii.n-
vill, was in tho city yesterday on.
business at the court house.
C. E. Kindt and family were
out from Portland and spent Sun
day in tho city. -
The blowing of the 6:00 o'clock
morning whistle at the water plant
has been discontinued.
S. Holcomb was in the city
the other day cracking some of Irs
jokes on the "boys."
O. V. Patterson has just re
ceived a largo assortment of lounges
and all kinds of house furnishing
goods that he is selling at a great
reduction over all former prices.
Oivo him a call and be convinced,
Win. Beunii'eh, a well-known
ligurrt in the fraternal circles of
this city, died of typhoid fever at
the Connel farm ytsterday. Mr.
Beamish was one of nature s noblest
men, and his loss is keenly felt by
all Puhian Knights, of which or-
lei he was a prominent member,
being one of the best presiding of-
licers in the state. His death is a
leep loss to the community. Fru
gal, industrious, ambitious, and
honorable, Hillslioro and vicinity
always recognized his true merit
and deplores his untimely demise,
as he was yet a young man.
S. I). Powell returned the last
of the week from the Josephine
countv nlaet r mining district, and
will remain here tor some time tie-.
fore returning. lie has a very fair
20 acre claim, and having worked
the annual assessment, he will, in
the spring, construct a ditch that
will furnish an abundance of water.
for the profitable operation of his
properly.
-Monday wus Labor Day, and
it being a legal holiday, the court
house was closed to business tran
sactions. Countv Clerk Good in
took an inspiration from the name
and proceeded to scrub his ollice.
-Holmes and Ausplund, the
two Portland physicians, have ful
filled the old scriptural order "phy
sician, heal thyself." After pump
ing tho other full of leaden pills,
each is out at the coast line, but it
is peculiar that one goes to the
Oregon coast whilo the other visits
Long Beach on the V ashington side.
Dr. Holmes passed through this
city Monday morning.
20 lbs befit granulated sugar, $1 00
100 lbs best granulated sugar, 4 00
bbl best flour 2 80
Caples it Thomas, Forest Grove,
buy a heap, sell cheap, and keep
forever at it.
Recent advices inform Mr. J.
E. Beam that his wife's brother
died several davs before she reached
the east. Mrs. Beam will return
alter making a short visit.
r. G. A. Stouder, of Beaver
ton, spent last week in the city the
guost of Mrs. F. 1'uuli. She left
Saturday evening for Sparta, this
state, to join her husband.
Bom, Sunday, September 1st,
to Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Ingram, a
daughter.
The Misses Mercy and Itenu
Applegate, of Eugene, are in the
city making a fortnight's visit, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pence.
L'
Motor Company Commences Work on the
Portland end.
yards on the proposition of having
an outing, aud at the same time
make it remunerative one way of
blending business with pleasure.
Gun Play Which is a Question of Law.
A large delegation went to Corne
lius yesterday to attend the "gun
case" which was being tried liefore
Justice Phillips. It appears that
Webrung & Son bad levied on a
OUTING SEASON A THING OF JOY shot gun in collection of an account
and the owner thereof immediately
replevined it, on the ground that
a provision of the statute exempt
ed the fire-arm from service by at
tachment. Smith & Bowman were
counsel for Webrung and Attorney
Geo. R. liagley appeared for the
owner of the gnn. Verdict was
given for Webrung, and it is prob
able the case will go to the circuit
court.
Sunday a Quiet Day Board of Equali
zation Meets September 23rd and
will Hold one week Hop Har
vest full Blast-Suit Over Gun,
Active Operations Commenced.
Work was commenced today on
the extension of the Barnes Heights
A Cornell Mountain railway, and
it is expected four miles of road
will bo constructed the present
season. The present line, which
extends from the head of Washing
ton street to a point beyond Mount
Calvary cemetery, is owned by the
Portland & Western Railway Com
pany. The promoters of the pres
ent enterprise are 8. Z. Mitchell,'
Fred V. Holman and W. F. Nelson,
ami the capital stock is fixed at
$00,000. The purpose is to eventu
ally extend the road through to
Hillsboro, making the lint 17 miles
in length. The work of building
the road is to be done by the Port
land it Hillsboro Construction
Company, incorporated by W. F.
Nelson, G. G. Nelson and G. W.
Joseph, with a capital stoA of $10,
000. The .new road from the cem
etery will pass by McDonald's
place; thence across the Barnes
road, through the properly of Don
ald Maeleay to Beaverton, and
thence straight to Hillsboro. It is
confidently expected that by No
vember four miles will be built, ex
tending out to Cedar Mills. With
in a year it is proposed to have the
entire line completed and in opera-
tion.-Monday s Portland lelegram.
Peculiar Case.
Ill one of the new road cases now
being acted upon, some parties,
through whose land the road runs,
ask for $2,000 damages. The
viewers adjudged that they should
receive $2,r. As there is a pecul
iarity connected with the viewing,
there is a possibility that the mat
ter will go to the circuit court. The
petitioners mention a frog as a
terminal point, when in reality
they meant the "head block," on
which a railway switch rests. The
viewers run to the head-block in
stead of to the frog as the petition
cited, and just where the matter
will end is conjecture.
Mr. Malone and family and
the Misses Willis and Butler have
gone to the North Yamhill hopfields.
The ice cream season has gone
to its tomb where it will hibernate
till the season again rolls around.
Oysters ;g from this time on.
-t-You can learn of a bargain in
real estatehy inquiring at this office.
One of the best farms in the county
will-be sold at a sacrifice'..
The Oregonian and Telegram,
in passing strictures upon the re
marks of Congressman Clark on
the status of Columbia river im-
provement, evidently forget that
Clark might be a silent partner in
the Astoria-Flavel-Goble railroad.
, K -Active operation has com-
li Jced on the construction of the
Cedar Mill and Hillsboro extention
of the Barnes Heights motor line.
The road will be extended to Cedar
Mill this fall, and as soon as prac
tical they will come to Hillsboro,
and then to Forest Grove,
Married, Sept. 1st, at tho resi
dence of W. M. Jackson, at Dilley,
Oregon, Mr. H. L. Burchell and
Miss Ida J. McNew, W. M. Jackson,
J. P., officiating. Both bride and
groom ate prominent young people
, ofDilley vicinity.
: .
Homer Parrish departed Sat
urday evening for the Big Bend
country, having completely recov
ered from a recent surgical operation.
Austin Craig, County Superin
tendent, and Prof. Craig, of Cnrvnl
lis, his brother, were in Hillsboro
Saturday last.
-C. Burnham, nt one lime a
resident ol this vicinity, but now of
Tigurdville, was in the city last
week accompanied by his wife.
There is some strong talk of
this county having an exhibit at
the Portland Exposition and this
is ns it should be, One of the best
counties in the state, Washington
.should be represented, and that too,
in a creditable manner.
The rooms of the local dispens
er of Justice. J. I. Knisiht, are be
ing newly papered, and when com
pleted will be very attractive. Geo.
Ireland is the artist.
Keep a sharp eye on the man
who is always talking about his
honor, his martyrdom, and his con
science. Ten chances to one he has
ever been a stranger to all three.
Conrad Sehulmerich will soon
return from his visit to the "old
country," having been absent for
several months.
Dr. C. B, Brown Jr., is taking
some delightful drives these days
in a handsome new buggy which
is the gift of his grandmamma, Mrs,
Lindsey, of California.
Wm. Townsend was brought
before Justice Knight Monday and
tried on a charge of threatening to
tlo bodily harm to the person of
Wm. Bagley, the Leisyville hop
grower. Mr. Townsend was placed
under $200 bonds to keep tho peace
until court convenes this fall.
Coining and Going.
As the return of coasters increases
every day, many were led to believf
that Hillsboro would soon be pos
sessed of a full complement ot fam
ily, but the exodus of large num
bers to the hop fields to various
sections on the west sido will last
two or three weeks and then the
rush of harvest will be over for this
year.
A propos of the resorters, the court
house party and friends who accom
panied, have about all returned.
They had a good time over on the
Garibaldi beach, and feel pleased
over their trip. Judge Cornelius,
who was 111 Hie nuiiit" ot commun
ion with the wild waves at about
20 feet distance from the water line,
had a very pleasant experience one
day while w atching the ladies bathe.
They formed a conspiracy and un
suspiciously moved on the Judge
in a body, seized him before he
was aware of their intent, dragging
him into an impromptu acquain
tance with Neptune. "Nep" and
Ben then and there embraced each
other much to female delight. John
Gondii), who was the Judge's part
ner in crime in remaining unwashed,
took to his heels and saved his bacon.
The Exposition.
That this countv could and
should get up a creditable exhibit
at Portland's Industrial Exposition
is conceded by all who have at
heart the county's best interests.
Perhaps no section in the state
could produce a more attractive
and varied display than this, and
as the exhibit will be visited by
thousands, many of whom will be
strangers and homeseekers the ben
efit derived would be incalculable.
Every variety of agricultural and
horticultural product peculiar to
the Northwest coast can be success
fully raised here, and it does not
seem right that Washington county
should be behind the rest of the
state in making known what it can
do.
Game Birds.
Many are the hunters out since
Sunday in search of the rich and
juicy China pheasant. The birds
are very plentiful this season,
altho' there are many yet too young
to make legitimate gnme in the
sporting sense. A drive through
the country Sunday disclosed the
fact that 'many hunters were out
from Portland, ami although the
weather was bad, they look back
well mien game nans, .mien couj-
plaint is being made by farmers
who don't wich hunting on their
grounds, they staling thai nuiuers.
upon gaining admission to go into
adjoining fields, forget that fences
mean lines and, once started, go
anywhere. Rare good sport is
promised if the weather remains
good.
day, to bond or not to bond, was
decided Jjy a vote of 7(J on the form
er and 10 on the latter. The sys
tem will le dee) well, or Holly, of
ourse, and to this fact a great deal
of credit is due "The Hatchet."
The little chap with the Van Dyke
beard who edits the Times fought
long and lustily for the gravity
system, but now that all things
have gone against his prior desiies,
doubtless he will stretch his little
neck, arid shrilly crow, and may
haps, want to claim the whole
glory of things as they are, as this
class of people generally does.
Miss Maud Tucker, of Albina,
is in the city visiting her grand
parents. She has been spending
the summer in Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Sylvia Tucker, her mother, ar
rives tonight.
Buy your apple boxes of R. II.
Greer's. Cheap.
The S. P. is now running
freights clays, nights and Sundays.
Wheat shipments is the partial
cause of all this. One car load of
fruit was shipped from Cornelius
to Portland the other day, and it
is said that several will leave here
in a dav or so. Mr. W. L. Weath
er red is doing the business for the
Oregon r nut union.
Dr. Tamiesie, assisted by Dr.
Wood, performed an operation on
the son of II. Gardener, of Moun
taindale, today. The operation
was near the shoulder joint and
was necessitated by a diseased bone
of the arm.
Born, to the wife of H. Holl
meister, on September 4th, a girl.
John Gault has been spending
sevend weeks at the seacoast at
Long Beach.
Considerable lightning has
played in the atmosphere for sever
al days, but no damage from the
electric fluid has been reported, ex
cept burning out one or two coils
in the Forest Grove telephone sys
tem. Phoenix Lodge No. 34, K. of
P. had a special session last eve
ning, occasioned by the death of
Sir Knight Wm. Beamish. They
took charge of the remains of the
brother and he was buried today
in Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
E. B. Seabrook, of Portland,
a bright young attorney who was
admitted to the bar at the same ex
amination as which were Hillsboro's
two young lawyers, J. M. Wall and
Geo.'Bagley, was in thb city yester
day and today on legal business.
ri GftSl
THE BUFFET CAR ROUTE
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BETWEEN
PACIFIC COAST POINTS ...
ST. PAUL, AND THE EAST.
Crossei both the Cascades and the Rocky Mountains in DAYLIGHT, affording pas
sengers the opportunity of viewing the .
Grandest Scenery
in America.
Two trains daily front Portland ; one at 11 a. 111 , via Seattle, and one at 8:45 p. m.,
via O. R. & X.and Spokane. Runs superb equipment, consistingof dining cars, outlet
library cars, palace unit upholstered tourists' sleeping cars. The bullet cars are mar
vels of elegance and comfort, containine bath room, barber shop, easy chairs, etc.
.Til? II flji
Twin steamships "Northwest" and "Northland" leave Dululh every Monday and
Kriday lor the "rioo," Mackinac Island, Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo in conn" r.tioii'
with the Oreat Northern Railway. Have your tickets read via NORTHKRN M HAM
SHIP COMPANY anil enjoy a delightful ride free from the heat and dust. or tick
ets and general information call on or address
R. C. STEVENS, G. W. P. A.
612 Front Ht Seattle, Wash.
A. B. C. DENMSTON.C. P. T. A.
122 Third St, Portland, O.OKon.
Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
Patent Medicines.
Proprietary Articles.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Select Stock
of Stationery.
Particular Attention Paid tt
Physicians' Prescriptions ami
Family Recipes.
WILEY & DENNIS,
CITY LIVERY STABLE"
Cor. 2nd and Washington Street, s
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS,
A M CARLILE
MANAGER.
Pioneer Harness Shop,
Dealer in Horse and Mule Jewelry.
Repairing and Carriage Trimming a Specialty,
... All Goods Sold to Compete with Portland Prices
A Quiet Day.
Sunday last was a verv quiet dav
in t lie city, as Sundays generally go
at this season 01 the year. A few
wagons loaded with people enroute
to the Yamhill hop fields passed to
the dreamy distance. lhe Boliart
steamer threshing outfit passed on
its way to Farmhigton, where they
vet have a few davs' run. The ho
tels served their hest as usual, al
though it is stated no china pheas
ants graced the noonday spreads,
Still, the home-raised fowl which
presided was eooil enough lor any
one, seeing the season just opened.
Services were held 111 the various
houses of worship, many attending
at the M, E. to hear the pastor's
maiden sermon. Amongst the sev
eral noteworthy sermons delivered,
was the extempore enort of the pas
tor at the evening services, Evan
gelical church. All the singing
was excellent.
Mr. A. Onssner was in the city
from Cooper Mountain Tuesday,
accompanied by his sou. Mr. G (iss
uer has one ol the hnest iarms in
that neighborhood.
Look at the Coast Carriage &
Wagon Co.'s nd in another column.
Fred Zimmerman, aged 43,
and Amanda Roy, aged 55, have
been licensed to wed.
The honorable board of com
missioners went into session yester
day for the September term.
Any one wanting timothy hay
can procure it of Johnston Freeman
at $7 per ton.
Stewart Vaughn, of Middleton,
and Hon C. F. Tigard, of Tigard-
ville, were in the city yesterday,
attendant at commissioners' court
on bttBii ess with that body.
Of course very few people are
getting rich . these days, but that
goes for nothing. Look at the great
crops this county is turning off this
year, and for that matter, has turned
off each year in the past .
Wm. II. Walker, who has a
brother living ;in the Tillamook
country, passed through Sunday,
enroute to Oregon City. . ,
Board of Equalization.
In another column will be found
the notice of the county assessor,
stating that the board ot Equaliz
ation, consisting of the county
commissioners will be in session
one week from September 23rd.
At this time the entire list of as
sessment will bo examined, and if
there bo those who have complaints
to make, then will be their time.
If corrections in assessments are
made while tho board is in session
it can readily be seen that it will
save much time and trouble. So if
you are cognizant of erroneous or
unequal assessment come in and
attend to it at the proper time.
Hop Picking is In FulFBlast.
The numerous hop yards in this
vicinity commenced active, opera
tions the first of the week to har
vest their crops. . Something like
200 Dickers are at the Imbrie fields,
and 150 are engaged in harvesting
the cror of Zma Wood Hist below
town. Pasley and Sewell, who
have 30 acres on the Jolly place,
are also harvesting. There are
about 60 pickers on the Ross farm.
In the vicinity of Laurel, and on
the mountains near there, active
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Mrtney to loan in sums to suit.
Mortgages ami utiles bought and
sold. Room 13, Morgan Block.
J. R. Hargrave, photographer,
was up from Beaverton to spend the
Sunday. Messrs. Churehley & Har
grave are now with their tent at
that place.
For bargains in dry goods,
groceries, boots, shoes, clothing,
and tinware, go to Caples & Thom
as. Forest Grove. I hey buy a
heap, sell cheap, and keep forever
at it.
A. A. Meade, who is under the
doctor's care, is in the city from
Greenville, and is stopping at tho
Tualatin.
Hair cutting, 25 cents; Shav
ing 10 cents, at the City Shaving
Parlors. Open from 7:00 a. m. to
8:00 p. m. Hot or cold baths
Phillips and Colestock, Main street,
opposite Tualatin Hotel.
Quite a number of Hillsboro
people are in. Laurel vicinity pick
ing hops 111 the various yards
Among them are Mrs. Pelton mid
son and the Larsen iaunly.
County Cominiesioners Todd
and Reasoner are at the Hillsboro
House as guests while their court
is in session.
The post office store keeps con
stantly on sale a line of standard
periodicals, magazines and montli
lys. Anything not on sale will be
I ordered for you, Inquire of J. M.
iJrown.
F. Alspaugh, Dunn & Co.'s
agent, was in the city last week
writing un tho business status ot
Hillsboro's business men.
Geo. Morgan is suffering with
an injured hand, having scratched
it while logging. Blood poison has
set in and it has given him con
siderable trouble.
I'OISAUE OF
(SILVER.
The free and unlimited coinage of
v!vi;r, the product of American mines,
,ic the old ratio of 16 of silver to 1 o(
.ol;. is the only solution of and
a-iiiedy for the disturbed and unsatis
factory condition of trade, manufac
Mro and general business of the coun
try. The surreptitious act of 1873,
div Ti ing silver and gold in our mone
tary system, was a crime of untold
magnitude. It was the rankest kind
of class legislation in favor of the
wealthy against the producers of
wealth, ami hostile to the prosperity
of the United States. It was an act
of treason because done at the instance
of a European syndicate and for bribe
money, "giving aid and comfort to
Diir country's enemies." To shield
the guilty parties, the well authenti
cated facts, often published, have bcci
vigorously denied.
The Enquirer will continue to ex
pose this unpardonable crime unti.'
right and justice are done the peop'k
by the full restoration of silver to its
old companionship with cold. We
1 -
need the assistance of the people in
disseminating the truth, to which end
we invite all in your selection of pa
pers for the coming season to include
lis Enquirer, that costs only $1.00 a
year. (Issued twice a week.)
Liberal commissions and cash re
wards given to club raisers. Sample
copies free. Enquirer Company,
Cincinnati, O.
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
I. R 13ERST, Prop
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork
Highest
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Maiket : Price : Paid : for : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep : aud : Hogs
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STREET,
HILLSBORO,
OREGON.
CHOICE LANDS
FOR SALE!
Any one desiring to purchase a Farm
or town Property will do well to . .
IREAD - THIS - LIST.
Here are some
Very G
hoice Properties
NOTICE.
To the tax-payers of Washington coun
tv. Oregon: , ,
NOTICE ia herebv given that the Board
of Equalization for Washington coun
ty, Oregon, will convene in the County
ClerK 8 otnee at tne court uuuae m iims
boro, on the 23rd day of September, 1896,
tmd continue in session one week, or un
til the i'Kth day of said month, for the pur
pose of publicly equalizing and correci
niB the tax liHts of Washington county,
Oregon for the year 18115.
UKl). XI. YVllitwA,
Assessor of Washington county, Oregon.
Notice to Donation Claimants.
United States Dwtuict Land Office.)
Oregon City, Ore., Muyll, 1KM
rpo ALL persons having made settle
L ment upon tmcts of land within this
district, and given notice, as required by
law, that they claim such lands us dona
tions under the provisions of the act ot
Congress entitled, "An act to create the of
fice of Surveyor General of the public
luurla iii ilriinm mid to rjrovide for the sur-
vev and to make donations to settlers of
, . ; 1 1-,:.. I lr. II ,.n.,arl Un,,
rit HI1K1 lllllllll'. lilllllS. HUl'iU.U ,j.i.uvj,.
ber 27, 1850, and the various acts amenda
tory aud supplemental thereto, and to
thuii-hnirs duvises. imintces. and all per
sons making claim to such donation
uaiciai
Richard Beamish is in the city
from The Dalles.
A. S. Vonen does more watch
work than any Jeweler out side of
Portland. All work warranted.
Prices to correspond with the times
Hillsboro's sister city, Forest
G rove, is to be congratulated upon
the f.tct that a proper system of
poking is going on and a good crop I water works will soon be construct-
is reported. Many ,go into the eil in that town, i lie vote yesier-
olulma -lif.hr hv descent, devise, iudic:
s,iln nr nimvcviiuce in irood faith, who
have hitherto failed to make and file in the
proper land ollice final proof of such
claims. Notice is hereby given in ac
cordance with the requirements of Section
1 of the act of congress approved July 2t,
1801, and in pursuance of the directions of
the commissioner of the General Land Of
fice that thev are required to appear at
this ollice anil make and file final proofs
for such claims and perfect their title
thereto before the 1st oay ol January, ioao,
and that if they fail so to do within that
,. .J ,I ..I..!..., ...ill Ku Kalil I,.
time SUCH UOIiailUll umuno mil o iiv...
have been abandoned by them, and the
lands embraced therein will be restored to
the public domain as provided in said acts
of Congress of J uly 28, 18W. ,
Given under our hands this Uth day of
May, 1895.
Which are Offered
Cheap :-: Cheap
For particulars enquire at this office,
No 1 i!0 acres, adjoining city limits,
sidew alk within one block of property.
10 acres cleared, finest quality of bottom
hind, 4 acres bench, tine site for building
purposes, some timber on siitno. Wiil
sell in a body for $3000 part dow n, bal
ance on time to suit purchaser. Or will
subdivide so its to give part cleared bot
tom and part bench, in plats from 2 to 5
acres, at $125 per acre. Mere is a chance :
for a good neat littlo home which can be
made self sustaining Investigate before
some one gets it. On the market tor a
short time only.
No 2 10 acres, half cleared, 1 acre bea
verdam, rest slashed and sow n to grass,
no buildings, goes for :?ii5 per acre. With
in two miles of Hillsboro. Terms, $-100
down, balance iu 3 years at 10 per cent.
Or will sell 40 acres, of which abovo is a
part, at same price per acre, including 15
acres of beaverdam and swail cleared.
No 3 128 acres, highway running
through center of place, 50 acres in eulti-
vation; 2 acres in orchard, apples, pears
and plums; 0 room house; log nam. good
well of water; 30 acres of beaverdam, easy ;
to put in cultivation; place well watered
by springs and creek; 100 acres under . ' ,
fence; 1J miles from post office, dally ;
jf mail; 1 mile from school house and six
miles north of Hillsboro. Goes cheap for
-.' cash.
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
Third streets, 75x175, with good building
thoreou.suitableforany kind of business,
and in excellent repair, will go at n bar
gain for cash. Part payment and balance
on long time with security.
No 5 12 acres; half cleared .balance in
grass. Good house of four rooms; good
barn and outbuildings. Fine orchard of
50 trees and various other small fruits,
150 chickens 50 ducks, i-horse wagon,
2 sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifer
I horse and farm implements. Every
thing goes for $650, cash in hand,