THE HILLSBORO ABO US, THURSDAY, I'LISlilJAUY 20, 18!)(i.
THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Only Democratic Pjper in Wash
ington County.
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BL-BSOIUPTWS P"
Single copy five cents.
Oue year, Jl. 00.
Six months MO rents.
Three montim 35 cents. x
Entered at the Post-ofticeTat Hillsboro,
Oregon, as Sseeond-clas mail matter.
paramount. The people are pressed 'as (hat is concerned, it will make
unmercifully by home taxation no difference with the result, for a
not as many would like to lead j repuhliean will vote his leaders'
people to believe by the condition dictation each and every time,
of the national treasury. It is the '.A little inaneuvre will keep the
heavy state tax caused by a repub-! democrats and populists in segreRit-
lica.i profligate prodigality, that is ; tion, and next spring the taxpayers
now causing taxpayers to groan.
The intelligent part of the popu
list, who are not blind to the bar
ter and sale character of a certain j
element of the populist organiza
can have a five mill state tax, all
of which will terve them right.
RANK BUNCOMBE.
The republicans will push "pro
tection" to the front in the coming
campaign s never before, and par
agraph after paragraph will occupy
space in th party press to show
how labor will again be favored.
They will explain why labor's wage
has not giiie up in the scale, since
their party has again gained both
houses in congress. But for the
. ake of truth, the average man of
intelligence is requested to look back
at the noird of this great inflated
party of assumed protection, which
for many years dominated our na
, tonal policy. A high protective tar
iff was placed upon manufactured
articles that our manufacturers
might compete with pauper labor,
the while the favored were tending
. across the pond, into the slums of
Europe, to bring over the moot un
desirable element to compete with
flesh and blood of our own and fur
ther degrade and pauperize the
working people of the country. Ev
ery avenue of hire was flooded and
one of the results of this svstem
.of iniquity was the strike era this
generation has witnessed, the first
being that at Homestead. This
eyfcteni was one which proved a bar
as well, to the producing classes, as
they must sell their surplus pro
duct in the cheapest mart the world
has ever known, and buy their
necessaries in the "protected" one
at home, of couise. Is it any won
der that the people wanted a differ-
, :nt regime? And is it any wonder
that the new regime could not, in
a year or two, undo the conditions
which had filled the country with
anarchistic decay and bred organi
zations to which this element, with
rapacity and loud mouthing, clung
and ranted about the rights of man
and constantly declared that, he
who did not renounce all but anar
chism was dishonest and not wor
thy of life?
Now, in this year of 1896, the g.
o. p. people will tell you that dem
ocracy is responsible for the depres-
sion which was brought about and
which had gradually been 'abornin'
for years, and first took nourish
ment several yearB prior to 1892.
Their hearers will know it is false,
but every prejudicial argument will
. , be brought to bear to keep those
who see the truth, into the party.
Had the republican party carried
the '92 election, today the organi
zation, nationally, would now not
exist. But vulgar luck, like the
fool it ever is, took the initiative
and threw them out at a time they
could use the result of their own
maladministration for campaign
thunder against the democrats.
This thunder about the change
, is rank buncombe, and the intelli
gence of our people is insulted by
representing it as anything else
. than the cause of the hard repub
lican harvest.
Pi'RiTY in government should he
gin at home, and to hear the tax-
tion in the county are more than payers talk one would suppose that
welcome to come into the demo-! a strong sentiment was prevalent
cratic councils .ami help to correct to support an earnest reform effort.
if the temper f the people is not
wrongly estimated, they would lose
no time in uniting with a reform
movement that would at once give
relief in state and countv affairs,
the evils which' are first and the
greatesttose existing in Oregon.
The democratic party has its faults.
Gentlemen of the people's party,
you who reallv want to see reform.
and see it immediately, come and j and prevent another such sliatuetul
Dead Letter List. !
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the Hillsboro post oftict iin-i
claimed: I
Brandts, Mrs Colson James II j
Sclirocinsberyen, Itch Fuller, lvl ;
All letters not called for by Feb. 31, !
1S95, will be sent to the dead letter of-'
fiee. One cent will be charged on each ;
letter called tor.
Makv A. Brown, l M.
Look!
Rare Bargains
j Purest Drugs
laud Chemicals.
Patent Medicines.
Proprietary Articles.
'nnlU'tlftV
The Hillsboiarniacy
?.
help correct those evils, and help
the people of Oregon in the hour
they most need succor. You will
receive heart' co operation, and in
this manner, the ring which elects
legislatures wnich cost one and one
quarter millions of dollars per ses
sion can be smashed.
THE TRIE VERSION.
Here is something for the tax
paying voters not the politicians.
It was penned by the editor of the
Oregonian last winter, the next day
after the legislature adjourned, and
although it was not a rebuke from
a pure motive, the truth of the as
sertions and pertinence of the que
ry are too well founded to provoke
even a ureiudiced criticism. Read
it thoroughly and then find the vo
ter to question the facts:
"Such a result! A legislature which
the people elected to do certain things
that were distinctly promised, yet
nothing done at all, except that
which is wholly evil. There is no re
duction of official extravagance; an
opportunity to which the people
had looked forward for relief was
wholly wasted; appropriations ex
ceeding in prodigality and extrava
gance those of the last legislature,
under which the people groaned.
Who will have the face to ask the e
lection of another republican legislature?"
The answer to the query is very
easv. The Oregonian will, as
matter of course. The Oregonian
is in the habit of asking ridiculous
ly easy questions.
proceeding as the legislative session
of the year 1895.
The Washington Post thinks the
democratic administration has been
attended with a great deal of scan
dal. The Post was the paper which
thought Cleveland's Venezuelan
message scandalous. If the city of
Washington; were free from the Post
it would be rid of the cbiefest scan
dal on America citizen ship.
On the local page of this issue is
an article relative to the post mas
tership; pf Forest Grove, and the
new appointee. I hk Arc.us is re
liably' informed since writing the
same, ftiat he is and always has
been, a democrat, but that his pa
per has been, and is so advertised,
independent.
CHANCE FOR HEAL REFORM.
If it be true, as rumors have it,
that the intelligent element, now
adhering to populism, is sick and
tired of the hillings-gate and con
trariness, as well as the desire of
a certain factor in its parly councils
to have something to push on the
market at an opportune time to
perpetuate republican power in this
state, the democrats extend tpthem
a welcome to assist in bringing
about reform that can be promul
gated in an expedient hour. The
siyinf- need at this time is reform
in state and county affairs. ThiB
element, many of whom are men
of unquestionable integrity, can
find in the democratic party of this
state and county a bulwark of real
reform strength. The traditions of
the democratic party, and its ten
ets, shall live so long as a free gov
ernment exists, and so far as this
state is concerned, or county, its
record is unquestionable. In no
manner can the enemy, the repub
lican party, assail the fact that
nut of this grand old organization
has sprung the best governor the
tate ever had in the executive
uhair. State and home issues are
The time will come when politics
will have no particular importance
in election of county officers. The
capability of a man to fill an office
in county administration should
not be judged by his political affil
iations, but by genuine worth, in
telligence and integrity. As condi
tions now obtain, the main parties
must levy upon candidates for offi
cial honors and to maintain this
specie of extortion, large salaries
must be voted 011 our statute books
to make the "dear people" in the
end, pay for individual preferment
which a few men in each county
control and accrue benefit. Sala
ries should be lower and tenure of
office of longer duration, and then
this scramble for spoils, now being
paid for by the property holders
would be reduced to a minimum
This state should commence the re
form by first voting to hold its elec-
I tions in November, and then follow
j with making the tenure of county
; office not less than four years, the
salaries to be at such a figure that
is compatible with the services.
The Eugene Guard wants fusion
The Guard is foolish. There is no
such thing as fusion. The experi
ment has been tried, and found to
be a failure. Some one will throw
the switch and sidetrack the demo
crats to give the g. 0. p. the right!
of way, and the democrat who isi
ignorant enough to sell his .rinci-j
pies for others' gains and his undo
ing, is surely impervious to practi
cal demonstration. No man can
afford to waste time on the fusion
idea. Populists, two years ago, told
democrats how they were Jefferson
"democrats" and fusion resulted.
On the eve of election one of the
so called "Jefferson democrats" did
the fusion scheme, which he had j
hitherto fostered, all possible harm
so far as the democrats were con
cerned. Democrats can do no less
than put up a ticket and let it go
down iif honor, or support an en
tirely independent move, so far as
the coming election is concerned.
Notice for Publication.
Land OmcK at Oheook City, Ok.)
Keb. 10, 18!Kl.f
TVTOTICE is hereby given that the follow.
Xl ing-nanied settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in suji
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington countv, at Hillsboro, Oregon on
March 30, lswt.vus:
Miles S. Collins,
H.E. No. 7939, for the K S V "i3 W
XSKK Sec 2.' T a N R 5 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon uml
cultivation of said land, viz:
Oatis Havcock, of Kir, Uregon.
Charles 'iicks, " "
S S Bateman, " "
W H I.yda.
47-6 Kobkbt A. Mii.i.eb, Register.
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
1Y Y IB IT 10 OK AX KXHt'HTlOX,
5 decree anil order of milt", issued out of
the Circuit Court of the Mute of Oregon,
for Washington County, in favor of K. K.
Miller, plaintiff, und iimunst r'red I'atter
son, A. L. . tiCteod, Helen Mat'leod and
M.l). Maikhaiii, defendants, for the sum
of thirlv-two and fifty hundredths dol
lars (f i'lSII) costs, and for thelurlhei' sum
ufeiKlit hundred and eighty d.illiimW.(Xi)
I'uitod States gold coin, wilh interest
thereon at the rule often (10) per rent, per
annum. Irom the i!lst day of November,
1SSV. and the furtlu-rsum of ninety dollar
tStK.i.001 wilh interest thereon at the rate of
eight (S) per t ent. per annum from the 18th
duv of December, 1S!I.", 11ml lor the cuts
and expenses of sale uml of said writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in ptiisii
niien of Miid itidsrineiit. decree and order of
sale. 1 will, on Mondiiv the lOlh day of
February, lMHi. at the south floor of the
Court iiouse, in Hillsboro, Washington
Countv. Oregon, ut the hour of ten (10)
o'clock" a. ir., of said day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for rush, the
following-described mil property, to-wit:
t'urt 01 wieMHltn esi ",01 me. nuiiiu
West, y of Section three (.'!) Town-thin one
(1) Ninth liange four (41 West, beginning
at the Si uth West vomer of Section three
(:t)running thence North seventeen minutes
(17') Kast 011 the section line twenty anil
tilt cell hiiiidivdtlis(AU"OehaiustotheNoit!i
West corner; thence. East with the North
line of said Southwest ',' of Southwest '4
thirteen and twenty-live hundredths (18.25)
chains to the center of the road; thence
South thirty lour (81) degrees hast eleven
and eighty-two hundredths (tl.S'il chains,
to the liast line of snid tracts thence South
ten (10.U0) chains to the Southeast comer
of said tract; thence West on the Section
hue nineteen and seventy-seven lunictieii
ths (19.77) chains t the place of beginning
excepting a piece in the Northwest coiner
nf said tract, described jis follows: Com
mencing at a point two rods-South of
tne ortnwesi corner 01 shim unci, run
ning thence North two 121 rods, thence
Southwest to the place of beginning, con
taining thirty six and forl.Y-eiu.lit hun
dredths 1311.481 ucres, more or less, all sit
uate in Washington County, Oregon, t"
satisfv the hereinbefore named sums, ami
for the costs and expenses ol saitl sale
Said property will be sold subject to re
demption as per statute ol Oregon.
Witness my hand this Sill day of .limit
ary. WW. II. I'. 1'okh,
Sheriff of Washington Countv. Oregon.
liy W. 1. llH.MiKoni), liepuly.
Miller iV .inner, Attorneys lor riuiutui,
Mill III.'
IIUW I UI U(
Enquire at TliK Abuts office'.
No I -0 acres, adjoining city limits,
sidewalk w ithin one block of property.
Select Stock
. of Stationery.
11 rile 11 1 11 r Attention I'aiilTn
I'liislfiiins' riTsiTiptiotiN mid
Ksinily Recipes.
UiaercM cleared, finest quality of bottom !
Itiml 4 iiiri.N lii-lti'h. tlm-sill, i'lil llllilllilltr '
purposes, some timber on same. Will;
sell In a body for SJKHl purl down, Iml-1
mice on tiniti to stilt purchaser, or will I
subdivide so as to give part cleared hot. I
torn uml part bench, in plats from ' to ft
acres, at ?i;5 per acre. Here Is a chance j
for a good neul little homo which eiiu be
made self sustaining- Invest igute before
some one gels it. On the market for a
short time only.
No 2 10 acres, hull' cleared, 1 acre boa
verdani, rest slushed and sown to urass,
no buildings, goes forJii-"i per acre. With
in two nines of Hillsboro. Terms, 100
down, balance in il years ut HI per cent.
Or will sell 40 acres, of w hich above is a
part, at same price per acre, Including 1
acres of beaverdani uml switil cleared.
No S lis acres, highway running
H.mtiin-li oitiitm-ni' iihif-e. ."ill Hen-s mi culti
vation; li acres In orchard, tipples, pears 1
and plums; u room House; log liai n, goon
well of wilier; 30 acres of lieiivei'diiin, easy
to put in cultivation; phieu well w atered
liy springs aim erecK; niu ucrcs iinoei
fence; 14 miles from post otllce, dully
mail; I mile from school house and six
miles norm ol llillsiioio. does ciicup lor
usli. -
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
rhird streets. 7.'x 175. w ith good building
thoreon.Miiituide for any kind of business,
unci in excell'Jiit repair, will go at a bar
gain for easlu Part payment mid buliinco
on long time with security.
No 5 1 J acres; half cleared, balance in
gr.iss. tfood house 01 lour rooms; coon
burn ami outlmiltlinys. fine orchard 01
50 trees and various oilier small fruits.
mo chickens u ducks, t-tiorse wagon,
2 sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
1 horse and lurin implements. every
thing Kix's for 150, cash in hand
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
1. M IIF.IIST, I'lmi-
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Highest : Mai kit : Price : I'.iiil : for : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep ; ami : linn
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STREET,
IIIU.HUOKO,
Oltl'XiON.
Don't Boy ii Hi;
ilobt. Chrisinger
Paper Hanging
and Decorating
Sample Book brought to house on appli
cation and paper sold at Portland
wholesale prices.
Hillsboro,
Oregon
Selentiflo American
Agenoy Tor
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After a wnrehiiig inquiry into
the mutter, it transpires that about
four-fifths of the democrats are in
favor of free silver, while the ratio
of republicans in this regard is as
three is to five. There is but little
doubt us to what the state platform
of the democrats will be if the ma
jority has its say. As to the repub
licans, the Portland magnates will
have nothing but a gold standard
plank, an anything else will be the
means of defeating Dolph. So far
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For inl'oi iiiutioii, Hiiir cards, limps and
tieketM, enll on or write
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PORTLAND. OR.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Okfuk at Okkoom City. Oh. i
Jim. Hi, INK). I
OTK'K is liertbv itiven thai I lie follow
inir-iiiiiiieit Demur litis lili'ti limine ol
his intention to make liual linn I in sin
port of his claim, ami that Miitl pmof will
he imide lit'loic the County 1 It rk ol a:i
unrton countv itt llillxboro, Uivaon, on
Keb. 'Jll, WW, viz:
John R. Greenwood,
H. K. No. 7IW. lor the N W fee L'5. T 1
N. KB W.
He names the following witnesses to
urove his continuous resilience upon mill
cultivation ot said taint, viz.:
tJeoree. orohev.'. Waller It Lilly, .lame
Churcnill anil Anlipus Tliunias, all of
(iales Creek. Oregon.
44-0 ItoHKRT A. Mn.l.m. KcuistiT,
Notice for Publication.
Land Orririt at OiiRfios City, Ok. I
Jan. '-'U, lKl.f
TVTOTK'i; is hereby (tivHi.tlim tin- follow
1 im."-iianic'.i s,;ltlrr bus li led notice of
his i 1 1 : e . 1 : 1 1 . i to make liual proof in sui:
nort of his claim, and that suid ptouf w ill
be ninile hel-..re ihc l!i uister and Kcucirer
US Land Office at Oregon City, Oivgoir
on .Mure.li- li, IK (i, viz:
Fri deriek Cozenn.
II. 14. No. H-112 for the N of S V iintl S
W N W 14 Sec : 1 wu 1 S It 1 Y
He iiaiues the tollowinK witnesses to
prove liiscontinuous residence upon anil
cultivation ot sain iiino, viz:
John Caldwell of l'roi'e"S Ore
Alonzo H Fuiino " "
James Hite " "
Joseph I loyd of Portland. Ore
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SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court, of Lliti SI itt c of Oregon
for Wastiiii'toii county.
Henry Hrauer Pluintill'.
vs,
Minnie Kuehuel and Frank
Kuehnel, her husband, W
iSiitherland, Anton Wicke, A
S Wilcox, H A Klliottand V I
X Kuehnel, Defendants. J
To V.innie Kuehnel and l''ranlc Kuehnel,
her husband and F X Kuehuel, the above
named defendants.
IN THH NAMK Of THIS STATU OK
Oregon, you lire hereby uoiiiinunilcd
iintl required to appear an'd uuswer the
coinplaint tiled against you in the above
entitled court in the above entitled suit,
on or before Monday the llith day of March,
A. 1)., IS.'.Ki, the same heiniiou the lirstday
of the next regular term of said court next
following the expiration ol the time pre
scribed in the order of publication of this
summons and if you fail so to appear and
answer said complaint the plaiiiliH' will
ud ply to the court for the relief therein
prayed for and demanded, to-wit:
For a decree that plaintiH' have and
recover of ami from defendants Minnie
Kuehnel and Frank Kuehnel, tinil of
and from each of them, on a certain
pi'oinisMiry note for $f)0 inutlo and
delivered by suid Minnie and Frank Kueh
nel on July 81, 18U.'J, bearing intern t at 10
per vent per annum, Interest payable semi
annually, payable to plaintiff, on which
$25 interest has been paid, and on a mort-
f age given by said defendants Minnie iintl
'rank Kuehnel on the following described
real property situated in Washington
County, Oregon, to-wit:
The south half of the west three-quarters
of the northwest quarter of the southeast
quiu ier of Hection Four, Township Two,
Month l'ange one West of the Willamette
' eridian, containing fifteen acres, to se
cure the same, the sum of $)K5 and $1W)
attorney's lee, and interest thereon from
this date until paid,nd costs uml disburse
ments herein j for a decree foreclosing said
mortgage and ordering Raid mortgaged
properly to be sold and the proceeds ap
plied to the payment of expenses of side,
costs and disbursements and attorney's fee
herein uml of said promissory note, and al
so for a decree that the above named de
fendants and each of them und all persons
claiming by, through or under them or
either of them, subsequent to the execution
of said mortgage, be barred uml foreclosed
of all claim, interest, right, title, lien or
equity of redemption wive only the statu
tory right to retleem.--iii.on or to said mort
gaged prem ises, or any part thereof, and
lor such other aim lurt tier renei as to tne
court shall seem meet and equituble.
This summons is published against you
by order of Hon. Thos. A. Mcllride, Judge
of I lie above named court made in open
court and dated on the (Ith day of Decem
ber, lMn. J. 11. STonnAKii,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
(Succesoor to C R Mead)
EXPRESS!
Maked regular trip to Portland on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, re
turning on Tuesdays, Thursdaysand Sat
urdays. All business entrusted to him
will lie promptly and carefully attended
I to. Freight una express rales reasonable.
Leave orders with him, or at Ledford's,
I or at i ii n Ainiya,
LOW ItATKS TO All.
KASTKliN tU I IKS
. Offnn Simmer
Leave Portland livery Five
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F.:r full details call on or address:
W H HURLKL'll",
(icn'l Pass Agent Portland, Oregon,
Notice For Publication.
N'
Land Oi fh f, ,it Obkoon City, Ou.i
Jan. 3, lMln.l
TOTIOF, is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has tiled notice ot lus
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, under Sec. ffiUfi Revised Malutes
of the U. H.. anil that saitl proof w ill be
made ueloie the Register and Receiver
U. 8. Lund Olilce, at Oregon City. Oregon,
on February IS, Willi, viz:
Clms. H. Welch,
II. K. No. 1UHI14 for theJS N K , and K
8 K )4 of (Sec. Ill, T 4 H 11 li W W M
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
John Pettijohn of Keasey, Oregon.
Peylon Clarke " "
C II Wheeler Olatskiinie "
Geo Ricbwine Jr , .i ontiivilltt"
41-0 IloiiEHT A. Mii.i.kb, Register
SUMMONS."
In the Circuit Court of the Stuto of Oregon
for Washington county.
Reiuhold A. J. Neekritz, PlaintiH', 1
vs.
Mary White, Thomas lloggass and f
James lioggass, Defentlants. J
To Mary White, the above named defen
dant. IN TliK NAME OF THE STATIC OF
Oregon you ure hereby required to up
penr anil answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit in the above
entitled Court by the lirstday of the next
term of said Court, which will be the third
Monday in March, IWKI, mid ifyoti fail to so
appear unci answer, for want thereof, the
plaintiff' will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in the complaint, for a de
cree annulling the deed fro.n the defendant
Thomas lioggass, whereby ho conveyed to
yon the Kast one-half VA) of Southeast
one quarter () of Hection Seven (7) and
West one-hulf CA) of Southwest one-quarter
() of Hection Eight (8) in Township
Two (2) North of Range Four (4) West
Willamette Meridian, containing One hun
dred and sixty (KJO) Acres, in Washington
county, Oregon, declaring the deed of suid
property from 1'liiintiif and wife to said
1 nomas lioggass. a mortgage on sain prop.
PACIFIC COAST POINTS . . .
ST. PAUL, AND THE EAST..
Crosses both the Cascades and tho ilocky Mountain In DA V 1, 10 H I', tiH'onling pim
seugeis tliuoppniliinity of viewing the
Grandest Scenery
in America,
I wo trains ilmtv troni I orllanil ; one at II a. in , via Heali le. and one at K:4!V il m
ng t in s, Kii(1t
I ears i.uy lesr
liiiiis, Hit
i
via w. ii. iv .. ami i-pomine, mi us so pern equipment, consist ingot (lining cm s
, .fur,. fM.I.U I i ... I .1 a.l.i.l j...... il I ..li I- .'1 u u 'II... i. ...... ...
vcls id elegance and comfort, containing bath room, luirlier shop, easy t
Twin steiimships "Xoiihwesl" and "Nonliliind'' ienve O.iluili every Monday anil f
Hi'lduy lor the "Son," Mae.l-iuiic liland. Uelroii , Cleu lai ,d and lluCnln' in eone'i'ftion
with the (Ireat Northern liiiilw.ii.y Have tir ticket" p ml m Ni ili'l II KI!N hTKAM- -SHIP
I'OMPAN V and enjoy n di.lifrlittul ii.le trtti from ihe bent mid .ti:i. For link
t l-i and general infnnuutiuii c,,h .1,1 or addles
R, C
STUVKNS, (i. W. P. S .
Iil2 Froul St.. Seattle, Wash.
A. II. C. DKNXIST'ON.C. I'f.TT. A.
1.:.' I Mm M. r-irt.liiiHl,lliiiKoii.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY!
TIlltKK l (U.I.KIIK Cnl'ltSHS
. . . Classical, Scientific, Literary.
T11M ACADKMY picpnns for ColU'ttf m il ivec ii tlinnnigli ling--lisli
lCdufiitioii; the In-dl iiTpai'.il ion fur Tniittliina or liiihincRH.
All exifiiKPK very low. Ilniinl uml rtinniH nt tlio. Linlies'
Hull, V hi 4 per wi ck, inclinliiip i-licliif lieht ,,il .t,
The Col lege Dorniiliii y, ttntln exi t'llnit irotnitepincnt, fur
iiislien liijiiid uml rnoin ut 2.2") iti week. Honi'il iintl
rnnni in itiviile fmnilirH, plM) uml iipw iiiiIh. Miiny ftu-
ili'tiU relit riinniHiiml Ixmnl t licmsclvoft hIh tutiil ihihI. lint
to exi't'ed if l.")() per wct-li. Tlio full tenn begins .ItiiiUiirv
2, 18015 Fur full jiiirt iculiira mltiifHs-',
thomas McClelland,
Purest drove-, Oregon.
L V. BERCKMOIS,
.. Wiiiclinuilicr and Jeweler, ..
-ioniiid SI root, - Hillslioro, Oregon,
WATCHES
CLOCKS
JEWELRY
SPECTACLES ETC.
Fin b and complicated Watch Repairing:
HatlHl'iiction (jliiarantoofl.
WILEY & DENNIS,
CITY LIVERY STABLE!
-6
Cor. 2nd and Washington Street, Is
erty to secure payment ol heventy l'lvc
Dollars tTn.uu
directhiK said defendant Mary Whiti:
with lawful interest, mid
to
execute and deliver to PlaintiH', li deed of
said property subject to saitl iiiorijtatre,
and for the costs und disbursements and
for such relief us may be equitable.
Made and published by order of the
Hon. Thomus A. McBride, in open court
this December 23rd, 1HIB.
a, r. x emiirnhall,
1,, Lachman,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS,
Notice for Publication.
LaMI) OKKIfE AT OltKOON ClTY, (1K.I
Jan. HI, imm.l
Notice for Publication'.
Lamd OrritiK at Orkuon Cm, Oh.I
Jan. tfl, 1WKI.I
NtVI'IfK Is hfiiehv iven tliat the follow- 'W,Tli;K lH l"rehy Kiven tbattbe follow
n named settler h W lot Vol ii.K-nn.ed settler has filed notice of
hr in S to So Hi, I rotiM fun intention to make tlimi proof In Hup-
be nitule before tho (Jounty Clerk of Wsh- $m?t$ at Hi sb'oro O , H
liiKtnn county ut Hillsboro, Oregon, on llBr5 . 3 UIN'JU10' '"' li H
Feb. 21), 181)6, viz: i , IM, Vl. .
H. 15, No. 8518, for the 8 K Hoc. 2t, T 3 ; It 5 W.
N, H 8 W. ,'.,', . Ho niinies tho following witnesses to
Hhe names the following witnesses to .)r,)Ve )iB continuous resilience upon ami
prove her continuous residence upon and , cultivation of said land , viz:
Walter B Mllv. James Churchill, Antipiis
i'n 1 1 i vol inn of said land, viz
Kred Myers, Cornelius lolson, Daniel Kan
A Bargain.
A neatly constructed 5 room cot
ttige within 2 t.lk of bUHineBB part JKEftS Greenwood, all .
of town. Good fence around lot, j M Bobkbt A. Miller, Register. I '" 1 ' 8 V.'kkt A. MaLiM, Register,
gOOtl WOOIIHllt'tl, HUH IHU lUUUIjr
closets in residence. Alwo pump
in cood repair. GoeB ft r ?(5U(J.
quirt at thin nffire.
t rr0 BUNT. A larue cottaue with three
--" I I I, .la In V.irlh siila fulililinli ut. ih unr I
month. Enquire at tills cilice.
I JH) It sale or rent, tho proporty of 11
; trntornahror. Will rent at 14.50 por
month, enquire ot Ii V Hewkmnei
mie.
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