THE HILLSBORO ARGUS, THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 18.
THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
.The Only Democratic Paper ia Wash
ington County.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Company.
wunscRi prion mica.
Silicic ropy five cent
One ywir, jl.Olt.
Six months fit) cents,
''hrn months So eeat
Entered at the Post-ottice At Hillsboro. '
Oregon, as second-clas mail matter. ;
AX INTELLIGENT COMPAKISOK.
Those who are in favor of the!
single gold standard are always
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quoting Mexico's silver dollar's val-.
nation in U. S. Money, and telling This is known to be a fact and yet
about the Mexican 50 ot. dollar. If . legislators are to a great extent ob
a comparison of Mexico and Mex-1 livious to its importance. Herein
icau money be an intelligent one,
and one tln.t will bear logical scru
tiny, then The Alters will be gold
staudard, and till tliW is proven, it
will he for free silver. Mexico is a I ucational attainments, such as
small country, beset with inierna- j would be a credit to one, to waste
t tonal strife and insurrection. Its; his time in the office. The office
public and private improvements j should be an important one. As
' are not at par with any country of the position now is, no man of schol
e.iual resources. There is much arly attributes can afford to give
mixed blood, and blood that is not J the office a thought. The present
of the best parts. The finance of; stipend makes the office only the
the nation is found not well engin
eered in system, when a close study
is made of its monetary condition
It contains about 12,000 people. It
&s an entire circulation of money
to equal alnut $5.00 per capita. Of
Ibis two millions is uncovered notes;
five millions, gold, and fifty mill
ions, silver.
Mexico' 8 'national gold debt is
$10 per capita, or nearly double
the whole amount of its circulating
medium, to say nothing of individ
ual indebtedness to foreign capital
ists. The country's resources are
not particularly well developed.
The people are not constitutionally
energetic.
Take the United States with the
grandst resources of any country
on the face of the globe and we find:
A total per capita of nearly $25 in
money, of which over 600 millions
is gold, over 600 .Billions silver
and about 450 millions of uncov
ered notes. The national debt is
about $23 for each inhabitant. The
nation has an energetic people and
public improvements, as well as
private, beyond all comparison
5 br
with Mexico. ConsiderHMM-
tion of Im-"" ' "
,.MM(t to piace
' ( wrf system in the scales
-With the others.
DON'T WANT FREE SILVER.
Free silver democrats who be
lieve populists are in favor of free
coinage are invited to read what
the Washington county populist
leader Baid in a recent issue. Dem
ocrats should remember that the
Searchlight man was endorsed by
the populist county central com
mittee kt summer as a laborer
worthy of thair hire, and that he is
not in the best repute at present
with his party goes for nothing.
Head what the Searchlight shvs
and then put up your ticket and
fight for it in a manly way:
Allee same Lincoln.
IN after years when the peoples'
party of the State of Oregon re
alize the position thev have beeu
placed in through the influence of
James B. Weaver there will be
' weeping and wailing and gnash
ing of teeth." I shall not sulk in
my tent, but I see in the near fu
ture a more secure binding of the chains
of slavery upon the American people
than any ever experienced before, and
here, and now, I want to register mv ob
jections to the political methods adopted
by the gentleman from Iowa. In time to
come, brothers, remember that G. A.
Sanford used every means in his power
to prevent the fate that is sure to over
take the peoples' party. The destinies
of the peoples' party has passed from
the hands of honest men into those of
political wire workers and spoils hunt
ers. Searchlight, April ist.
SANFORD, 8KB A GRAVE.
If the peoples' party del
egates at St. Louis are fool
ish enough to listen to the
siren song of the silver
singers and eliminate one
or more of the demands of
the Omaha platform, they
will march through a
slaughter house to the op
en grave of their party. Searchlight,
April ist.
A QUEER SITUATION.
While some republicans me in
histriotmly trying to inuke believe
that the taiiff legislation in the
Ciiiise, of hard times it is laughable
to contiler just what they are do
ing in congress. A bill was passed
'-ly the lionise and sent up to the
senate. Here it was ridered by a
free coinage amendment and sent
back to.meet defeat at its source.
The peculiar thing about the whole, i
affair is the fact that the senate
committee,
which sported the
atvendnient,. was republican ami;
no attempt was made to bring the
bill, with its strictly tariff features,
up to final passage or defeat. This
was supposed to be the issue tar
iffand yet it retrained for repub
licans to consider that issue subor
dinate to that of coinage of silver.
With the republicans in power in
the house, the honest thing to have
done would have been a test of the
. naked bill. The free coinage rider j
was a republican measure and yet j
some republican papers are claim-1
ing free silver is not a part of their
economics.
AX IMPOHTAXT OKKICB.
True and representative citizen-
ship is to a large extent dependent ;
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upon our system of public school
Washington county, where we have
over 15,000 inhabitants the salary
paid the county school superintend-
lent would not justify a man of ed-
legitimate prey of the unqualified
hence it is unimportant. Educa
tion is practically the only imperish
able legacy a parent cau leave his
child and it would appear that our
system of public schools cannot af
ford to degenerate. At present the
office is not sought for, and, neither
will it be accepted, by a desirable
candidacy for the reason that elec
tion would mean a pecuniary sacri
fice. This county could and should
pay its county superintendent at
least a stipulated salary of $1000
per year.
Everything is "free silver" and
"gold standard" on the streets these
days. Partyism is forgotten for the
time and it is a matter of fact that
the free silverites have the majority.
Populists will, as a rule, throw a
way the "Josses" of their patty's
tradition? and spout on silver, and
the democrats, nine-tenths of them
or more, are talking free silver, and
free silver republicans are very nu
merous. The latter will not con
tribute much support to the silver
vjUt
as one or ttdx11?
1U
mISU,'!""Vv
mri'tnat tariff is the
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- riVVir
paramount issue. It lakes just suoh
eloquence as Mr. Tongue has to
wean them. Pity he isn't a free
silver democrat instead of a '"sound
money" republican.
The "Bay Conference," of San
Francisco has suspended Uev. C. 0.
Brown from the ministry after a
council from his own church con
demned yet condoned his conduct.
Such men as Brown, who, it 'ill be
remembered, paid money to a pro
fessional blackmailer, have no
right to occupy pulpits and he can
now go to the blacksmith's forge
and prepare himself for a like fire
iti a grfater capacity.
The Oregonian is fighting Ellis,
the republican nominee for con
gress in the 2nd district It says
nil "sound money" republicans
should vote against him, tm he is a
devotee of free silver fanaticism.
Harvey should remember that a
large per cent, of his republican
brethren are followers of Pennoyer
on the silver question.
The great Washington county re
publican "Josher," Mr. Gault.of the
Independent, has forgotten that at
one time he could write the word
"gold bug'' with great avidity.
This was when Mr. Tongue was
writing silver articles for publica
tion, just before the last lepislature
convened.
Sound money republicans may
abuse Senator Mitchell all they de
sire but it is a fact that he votes
and works on the silver question as
a majority of Oregon's population
would have him, And this is not
what Dulph did. A Senator is sup
posed to represent the people; for
that lie is paid $5000 per annum.
Who, in the end, will pay for nil
the election expenses of this state ?
The taxpayer, of course. Pin this
in your hat and then remember
what the lust republican letrisln-
uie iitisi repuuncan legtsia-
tltre did and what it did not do.
mm
p,., ,! , . -li .
Pennoyer beyond a doubt. He will
"....mio ncAi, iinivoi win lie,
make a good officer as did he an'
executive of the state.
Gkovkr Ci.KVEi.ANn hu
jiiiiyed havoc with pension i.illx.
Congress recently passed a bill al
lowing a photographer, who had
never seen action except to photo
graph it, pension, and as ho had
never enlisted, the president's veto
followed. Another hill, allowing a
soldier's widow, met his veto. The
soldier in question was not a pen
sioner, but his wife was destitute.
As ho did not die from any injur-
ies sustained while in the service
the president relates that the 1
lowing of such measures would op
en the doors to ension abuses. It
will now be in order for republicans
and populists to howl over his ty
ranny. The populists will, it is said,
,m,Ui,h tle;r mwlini and organ
fo '
the Searchlight, ask tree silver re
publicans and democrats to go to
their primaries and take part in
their county convention. This, of
course, will be an invitation to be
come a populist as they will put
out a populist ticket. The Akoi's
is impelled to believe that all free
silver republicans might fall over
each other in falling into line in
populist camps, but all democrats
who believe in democracy will go to
their own primaries and send met',
to Hillsboro, May 1st, who will
work to the end of a reduction in
state and general expenses.
The taxpayers nay for services
rendered by public servants and
the one who generally nets on pub
lic questions as desired by his con
stituency is a safe man. Whether
a constituency be right or wrong,
its majority should be represented
by its public servants by a vote in
accordance to its will.
CALL. POK CONVENTION'.
A Democratic Convention for the
County of Washington, Statu of Ore
gon, is called to meet at Hillsboro,
Oregon, on Friday, the 1st day of
May, 1896, at 10:30 o'clock, a. in.,
in th Court House, for the purpose
of nominating the following officers:
One senator, three representatives,
one county clerk, one neorder, one
sheriff, one treasurer, one assessor,
one commissioner, to serve four
years, one school superintendent,
one suiveyor, or.e coroner, and to
transact Mich other business as shail
propel I v come before the uoiivtiiii
turn. , . mi MW-tul' nmt'iatis
The wiiTnt'irrSW W7
..J6tiwti Ty the several lie
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IT1 I It: 1 n il P ll II I t Ml 7 -
Beaveidau 4
Beaverton . . a
Buxton .2
Cornelius (S
Columbia h
Dairy (5
Dilley 1
East Butte 5
East Cedar Creek 3
Gales Creek 2
Mountain 1
North Forest Grove 5
North llillsl'oro 5
South Forest Grove 4
South Hillsboro 5
South Tualatin 3
Reed ville. 2
Washington 2
Wapato 2
West Butte 2
West Cedar Cre. k , 3
The siniiu being one delegate at
large from raeh precinct, and olio
delegate for every 10 voles, and one
for every fraction of 5 and over
thereof, cast for congressman at the
June election 1894.
Primaries are recommended to be
held in the several precincts on
Wednesday, the 29th day of April,
1896.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this
14th day of April, 1896.
By Order of Com in.
GEO. SCHULM ERICH,
J. M. Wku.y Chairman.
Secretary.
Yesterday's Portland Market.
Oats, good white, 24 25 ) bu.
Oats, good gray, 2324 $ bu.
Potatoes sack 152o.
Onions sack 55(065.
Butter, creamery, 2530.
Butter, fancy dairy, 25.
Butter, common. 1518 roll.
Hay, timothy, 8.509.00.
Eggs 10.
Hops 23.
Wheat, Walla Walla, 57 $ bu.
Wheat, vallev, CO $ bu.
Bridge Builders Take Notice.
TIIKItE will belet to tho lowest bidder
or bidders at the office of the Coun
ty Judge at Hillsboro, Washington coun
ty, Oregon, on Thursday, Mav 7, 181(0,
atilo'elock p. m. .contracts for the building
of the following Midges and lllls, tu-wit:
Bridge and till known as tho Bruinor
, dge ai"1 1,11 8lld f"r H bri(1Ke H,11 "
known ,l3 the AMmim bn(ge nn() u
f'',' u.n,fl repairs on (he Minto bridge.
I All bids are to be sealed. The court re-
serves the rig'it to withdraw or reject anv
! "mil bids. Specilications may be seen at
I anrl!2f '.ifif PV, 0,f,"-v' 'lm-
me clerks omce in Hillsboro. Oreeon. on
Bv order ' County 'connnissioners
, Cmne.
TWO
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Notice to Stock Holders.
llii.i.snoiio, Ohkoon, Mar. IS, lSDrt.
To the subscribers of the capital stock of
the Washington County Speed and
Driving Association.
VTOl' and each of you are hereby not 1-
X. tied that tho Hoard of Directors has
levied Assessment No. I on said capital
stock, thesaine being - per cent, of the
face thereof. You arc requested to call
on the Secretary, lake out eertilieiitcs and
pay said assessment at once.
K. J. Lyons, Pres.
C. W. It"KiMOHt), Kee'y-Trens.
Notice to Taxpayers.
The tax roll for the year isai is now de
linquent and the properly on winch tuxes
are as yet unpaid must, according to stat
ute, be advertised and sold. The ollice of
Sheriff is now preparing the list for publi
cation and all who desire to save costs
and interest are requested to c all at once
at the ollice of Shrievalty and pay said tax
es. ' II. 1'. r'OHl),
Kx-Otlicio Tax Collector for Washington
county.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this llithduy
of April, 1HSX1.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon
for the county of Washington.
Mnry C, Klavel. George C. 1
l-'lavel, Nellie Flaw I and I
Katie Klavel, I'laintitts. j
vs
J..T. Morgan and H. I'. Cor- '
uclius as assignees of the
estate of T. K. I'ornelius.in
solvent; T. U. Cornelius, J.
J. Morgan and Hubert I in
brie, Difenoants.
BY V1IUTK OK AN KXHCl'TION,
judgment, order ami decree duly is
sued out of and tinder thff seal of the above
entitled Court, in the above untitled cause,
to me duly directed dated the 'JHth day of
.March, l.SiXi, upon a decree rendered and
entered in the said court on the ,'IUth dn. of
July, isi,i, in favor of the above naiiu-d
plaintiffs and against the above named ile
lendants, for the sum of thirty-eight hun
dred and forty-nine dollars ($:iS4i)j u ilh in
terest thereon from thertutli iluy of July,
1.S1I5, at the rate of ten (1(1) per cent, per an
num, and tho further sum of lifty-sevcn
and forty-live hundredths dillars(j.iT.i")
costs and disbursements, and also the
costs of and nnon said writ, cine-
inaniling me anil nmintllg JUH)l-tdi
sale of ( blkiwittKtamiftmi f-Q-l
1 4tttSekauiW'
ttSekUiKy.fAVlfdlill,'!..!!, Mate
."l!" 'levniii'il aw loluiws, naine
tyFThiit eeiuiin lease an. I leanehold es
tate exeeutrd and Kriinte.il on I lie I'l li iia
ol llecember, I.S75. by i lie Oregon (Vntrn'l
Itiiilrond Company to 'V i. I'orneliu-., for
the term ol oinu.v iiine t.iil) year-, from
.sunt December l-Jth, 17,". in and to the. de
pot grounds of said coirpaiiy at Hie town
of Cornelius, Uivjioii. w iiicii preiuNis are
more particularly described us a tract "I
land 12(0 feet luiijiaiul ill) feet wide, ami
designated .itid marked on the recorded pl.u
of said town ill the ollice of the hYcoriler
of said Washington county, ns the depot
urounds for said company. Said lease and
leasehold interest conveys the. warehouse
on suid grounds ami also the exclusive
wiiivhnti.se and kIoriku rights at said town
ol Cornelius, as well as other privileges
mare fully described in said lease, which is
recorded on pane 7.4 of hook ' A" .Miscel
laneous llecurdx of said Washington enmi
ty, (Jregon, in the otlice of the Recorder of
siii.l County.
Now, therefoie, by virtue of said execu
tion, order and derive, and i i compliance
with thecomiiiiin. Is of said writ. I have lev
ied upon, a. 1. 1 will, on tbu 4th day of May,
lsilii, at the hour of ten (10) o'clock a, n'.,
at the front door of the Court House, in
the City of Hillsboro, said County, and
State, sell at public, auction, subject to le
deinptioii, to the highest bidder, lor Unit
ed Slates gold e. in, cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest which the above
named defendants, or cither of them, bad
on the date of the mortgage to plaintiffs
herein, namely, the Ist day of April. 1HX5,
or since had in and to t he above described
real property to satisfy said K.xeciition, Or
der and Oec'ree, interest mid cost and nil
accruing costs.
..illsboro, Oregon, April 2, 1WKI.
II. I'. 1'UltI),
Sheriff of Washington Co., Ore,
, y W. U. Huai kouii, llepuly.
no, V. Oaken. Henry C. Payne,
Jtonry C. Rouse, Kecievw
Northern
pacific r. r.
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I Sleeping Cars
Elegant
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Tourist
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POINiS tASI . I SOUTH
Kor inl'orttution, litne .'imb., tniipv 40,
.b.l.ei-., cui: on or w in
A. D. CHAR! ft;!.', M, fisnl. i.i
25B Morrison Street.
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V. I II V 111(111 1 1 lillllllll V,
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LiOOK !
Rare Bargains
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Enquire at Tim Aruis o!Hi.
No 1 ai acres, iidjoutinvr city limits, j
sidewalk within one block of property, j
Hi acres cleared, lines! ipinlity of bottom !
html, I acres licin-li, lino site i'or building 1
purposes, sumo timber on sumo. Willi
u.ill in I....K- .... -2-, M Uk .I....... I...l
unceoii timo to suit" purchaser. Or will
subdivide so as to give nart cleareil bol-
loin and part bciirli, in plats from 2 to ftl
acres, at sli'i per acre. Here is a chance
for a good neat little home which can be
made self sustaining Investigate before
some one gets it. On the market for u
short time only.
. No 2 0 acres, half cleared, I acre bea
verdaiu. rest slashed and sown to grass,
no buildings, goes IbrJU-'i per acre, With
in two miles of Hillsboro. Terms, tlK)
down, balance in .') years at 111 per cent.
Or will sell 40 acres, of which above is a
part, at sumo price per acre, including IS
acres of heavordani and swail cleared.
No ;t ins acres, highway running
through center ofplace, oiiacrcs in culti
vation: 2 acres in orchard, lointcs. nears
and plums; tl room house; log barn, good
well of water; .'SO acres of hoavcrdam, easy
to put in cultivation; place well watered
by springs and creek; 100 acres under
fence; 14 inihw from post ollice, daily
mail; 1 mile from school house and six
miles north of Hillsboro. I iocs cheap for
cash.
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
Third at reels, 7oxl7.', with good building
thereon, suitable for any kind of business,
nnd In excellent repair, w ill go at a bar
gain for cash, l'nit payment and h.ieinr e
on long time with security.
No 5 u acres; half cleared . baliiei e ;t.
grass. Uood House ol tour rooms,
barn and outbuildings. I'int oreb
I'lfUi . L-
50 trees and various other small b ut
1 so ettiekeus .souucks, i-norsc w;u-.
I -horse
j sets single harness, yood cow, 3 heil.
l horse and farm implements. live r v
thing goes for $650, cash in hand
K. .Mi .NKIl,, l..ci! vei.
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(Jives I he choice of
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l'Vr lull details call on or address:
V II lIURI.bl'RT,
(ieu'l I'uss Agent I'orl land, Oregon,
Or J. I. Knight, Hillsboro, (Ire.
Notice for Publication.
I, ami Okki. k at Okmion C'itv, Oh. 1
K'.b. 25, ll(!.(
NOTK'K is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled noli -.o ol
her intention to make final in'ool' in sup
port of her claim, and that said tu'nol will
tie made before the t '.unity Clerk of Wash. I
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, 011 1
.nay 1, nuo, vik:
Lecy A. Keneflel,
II. E, No. 8572, for the e 11 e See It,
e seKS'ec 2 T 2 N, It 4 V.
She names the following witnesses to
prove hercoiitinuoiis residence upon and
cultivation uf Haul laud, viz:
S 8 Pricket, A il I'hipps, K S lliillock and
11 I, Phillips nil of .Manning, Oregon,
50-4 lloiiKHT A. .Mn.l.Eii, Register.
SUMMONS. ' j
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon j
for Washington county, I
(j Melvin Th'
'u,
I'laintiir.
Defendant.
vs
Alice M Thorn,
To Alice M Thorn, the ubove miincd
defendant.
IN THIi NAMK OK TIIH STATU 01
Oregon, you are hereby coniiiiiiiiilcd
anil re.piired to appear and answer the
complaint tiled against you in the above
entitled court in the above entitled suit,
on or before Monday the 20th day of July,
A. 1)., 18W1, the saino beingon tho first day
of the next regular term of said court nex't
following the expiration of the time pre
scribed in the order of publication of this
summons and if you fail so to appear and
answer said complaint the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief therein
prayed for and demanded, to-wit: That
the marriage and marriage contract now
existing between you and the plaintiff be
dissolved forever, and that such other and
further decree be iniule as may be equitable
and for his costs.
This summons is published against you
by order of Hon. Thos. A. McBride, Judge
of the above named court made in Cham
bers this 20th day of l-'ebruary, IH!)(I.
OKU. V. 1". .IOSKI'11,
Attorney for riaintilf.
Solentlflo American
Ayeney for
fUwin.
TRtna yinvt.
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in America.
'I' wo train- daily from I'm :la ml ; one nt 1 1 it. m , via Sent lie. ami omi at M!i p. in.,
via (). li. ,v. N. nml . pok.iuc. Hum. Miperb pit nu-ii I , eousisiliiK of dining can, bull.ii
libraiy cars, pMh.ce am! u phoUion d tout ists' sb i pnu' cms. 'I he bullet cms are miir.
vels ol'cU'K-iic.- .mil eoinf n t. eoiilatiiii.K bat li room, narber shop. euv chairs, elc.
L)i.ll.IF!!
1'win steamships "NouPwcm'' ami "Nor: lihni.l" i.-nve Ibiliuh every Momlav nod
hriday lor the "Soo," Mai I nine Island. Hi tioii. CIcM iacd and lliillahi in coiini-ctmn
with the (ireai Noriberii lut.lway Hav v.-tir liek.ls r ad via Xnl.'l II KltN MKAM
hllll' I'OM I'A N ") amlenj.o a deliuhi till ride tree IVom the ben I ami dti-l. Kor tick
ets and general iiilormiilion cali on or adi'.res.s
It. C, STKVUNS. (i, W. !'. .
Hia I'Vont Mt., Seattle, Wash.
Tlirk'K ( HI.I
Classical,
qpilK A('ADKM V prrpnres for Collet..' il
1 lislt Kilurutiwii; tin- l.ct 1 M'li.ir iti. i, I'.o
..1 . . j.. -11-ri- 0 ion. 1
,Vil i.v ... 1 1
Hall, ,. tn p. r week,
I lie v. nil. go unriutnl V, 1,1 ll. !...( I!( t, n.iilm; 1 n . I I, llir
I'isli.-s hour. I iiihI i'i 11! I '!') ii wnl. I 1 m. mil
Minn ill pniite fnniiliis. 2.."iC mill lipemils. M.m y slll
. I. -bis r. in fi.i.ins uiiil In hi 1 il t h. iiim-Ivi's nt n int.il c,'n p, (,
t.i ex'wii irl.;0 per week. The spring term li. gillh .(,n
1, 1 V.Xi Kur pnrticiihirs nr ciitnlotiic iiddrefH.
THOMAS McCLELLANP,
Kiifesl ( ; nivi', llvii,
WILEY &
ICITY LIVERY STABLE
Cjr. 3ai anJ Wachitijton Street, Is
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAM BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES aud DRIVERS.
to your docior fcr
advice ; ho Is the
best man to tell
you whr.t medi
cine you need. Go to your druisi
for your medicines ; he knows more
about drugs than a dry-goods man.
Slick to your doctor and to your
druyjbt If you're a sick man, but ('on'
go to your druggist for advice, espcel- -1
ally If your doctor has told you whit
to get. If your doctor tells you to get
Emulsion
It Is because he knows of scores of
cases which have been benefited by
Its use ; because he knows that It hus
a record of more than twenty years'
results back of it.
You have no rlht to let your drug
gist advise you against this prepara
tion and Induce you to try an obscure
medicine, the value of which Is
doubtful, for the sake of the few cents
more he may make. Let your tailor,
or your butcher, or your grocer, fool
you If you will, but when It comes to
a matter of health, get what you ask
for.
All druggists sell Scott's Emulsion
Two sizea 50 centa and $..00.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that all coiin-v
warrants endorsed prior to Nov.
II, 1895, arc now payable at (lie ollice of
tho county treasurer and interest will
cense 011 same after April 2f, IrjWI.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, Apr. 23, ia.
J. W, 8a phi no rot),
"-'f Count v Treasurer
J
A Bargain. J
A neatly rongtriHiteil 5 mom cot-'
tiuje within 2 blkn of biinineNs nnrt i
in town. Ijoou lenoe nrottnd lot,
good wooddhi'd, nnd two roomy
closets in residence. Aluo pump
in good repair, (tops for If BOO. In
quire at this office,
, . . . '
Patent Medici neg.
Proprietary Articles.
Pharmacy
I'll it leu I nr Atti Mlir 1 1 j,
I'liYHii'iiiiiN' '. - 1 1 in n ni,,
I ii in ily Itecij i
MEAT MARKET.
ItKUSI , l'lior
Veal and Pork
: hit : UlUe. : Slimi : ami :
OUKliON.
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II It. .1 J I H!r ,,
A. II. C. HI'lN X IS TiiN.C. p. ,v T. A.
l-'rj. I bird Si, Portland, Oiepm.
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i ol !im:s
Scientific, literary.
I'l V" 11 I I
I e:ifiii,y . r
I ; - i i ess.
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u-idndiiie 1 1, i t 1 i- , 1 , ,, ,n,
DENNIS,
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
By vnmio oi'' an cxiocrnos,
decree and order of sale, issued out of
iii' ('ircuit court of Hie slale. of Oregon,
'r nisliington I'ouniv, in favor of lleurv
triiiicr, I'lamtilf. ami agninst .Minnie
M.e.lincland I lull k Kuelinel, her liiislmml,
.Siitherlaiiil, Anion icke, A !S Wilcox,
11 A dllottand K X Kuelinel. Defendants,
mr llH' siiin of l-'ifty-oiie and tweutv-livo
iiindiedllis Dollars t$,il.'2 ) costs, aiid for
lie liirther niiiii of Seven Hundred ami
I'-ight Dollars, ($7iih) 1!. . Ko.l coin, with
uterest there it the raleol Kiglit (H) per
cent per annum, from Hie ld dav of
March IN'HI, and for the costs and expens
es of sale and of said writ.
Now, therefore, by viituean.l in pursu
'inceol snid judgment, decree and order of
J!!.?. " Jlondny the It b day of May,
MM, at the south door of the l.'ou'rt
House, in Hillsboro, Washington Counlv,
Oregon at tne hour of ():IX) o'clock, A. tf..
ol mud day. sell at public, auction to the
highest bidder fur cash, all of the rfiflit-v-itleand
interest of thoaliovd named de
enilaiits, and eueli of (hem of, in and to
the lolloH iiig described real property, to-
The south half of ihe west three-oiiiirters
ol the northwest quarter of the southeast
.jiiar er ol hcetiiin f.'our, Township Two
hotith. hangeone West of the Willaini-"'
eri.iian containing lilteeu acre,, all -iiate
in Washingloii ( ounly, Oregon, to
"litis y the hereinbelore named sums, und
lor t he costs ami expenses of said side,
huh property will be sold subject to re
rleiuptiiiii us pur statute of Oregon.
Witness my hand this Itlsl dav of March
il i.riir r, , ll.'l'. Foul),
hhe dr ,,f Washington Coimly, Oregon.
bT"m,A"'. Attorney for I'liiintiu,
Land Ofkich atOiiuoon Orrv, On. I
.. arch, 17, 1HHI1.
Notice Is lmrohy Ki von that tho ap
proved plat of the Nurvey of Township
lln oe North, Range 7 Wont, has been re
ceived from tho mirvoyor lleneral of
Oregon, and on Jum, m m llt ) n.
clock a. m. of saiil day wild plat will
bo officially fllod In HilHollleoiind thelund
therein embriieod will he miblpct to en
try on and after said date.
Uoiimtr A. MiM.uit, Uegistcr.
M. Uai.i.ow.vy, Keeeiver,
t wm. ruiiTu, 4
(Hucceir to f! Mend)
EXPRESS!
Mttkos rPffllltir triiw t. is.n i ....
t . I V . ' l" 1 DILIllllll (l
.Mondays, Wednesdays, und Fridays, re
turning on Tuesdiiyi,, Thurndaysiiii'd Sat.
in P' A" ,,1,ml,"'ss Pidrustod to hiui
will ho promptly and eiirefullv alleiided
to. t- reight and exiiross rates rensotnible.
I.eaye orders with fill,,, or nt I.edford's,
orittTuHABcivts. '