THEARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Only Democratic Piper in Wash
ington Count?.
ISSUED EVEKY THURSDAY
BY
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HARVEY 8KK8 IT NOW,
TM Oregoiiian, the Koran for
Oregoq. republicans,, occasionally,
while-trying to., make a point for
its single gold standard advocacy,
tell the truth. Its Monday issue
fcays "How are we to protect our
selves against the low prices, and
the subtle, inces8ant,and,as it were,
the quadruroanous activity, of the
vast populations of oilier countries,
( with which we are brought, by mod-1
methods of
THE H1LLSBORO A ROUS. THURSDAY. MAY U, ISM.
Look !
The npresentativetieket is the peer,
in personality, if nol better, tlinu
any other ticket in the field. Ira
Purdin, E. C. chulmerich and Dr.
F. M. Robinson are good men and
will vote, if elected, to reduf-e state
and county expenses. Vote for
them and save your jacket books
or vote for republican o-mill state
tax and no laws.
Ix this issue The Ai:ois dike
pleasure in presenting to its read-
Democratic Ticket
State Ticket
ern meinoas of communication,
imo acuve competition 7 Ul high eis a record of how the legislators
tariff do it? Out of what resources. ' voted at the hist fsim, iv... ....
I men, are mgn wages to be paid and propria! ion bills. That was the
' high prices maintained in the U. S., famous rei.nhlinn,
since our products must be sold in , which was pledged to economy and
the markets of the world, at the reform and with pardonable pride
world's nrixuf! ' .i . . . i .
. T ium rUD" 18 reqoested to note
ims is vnat lHK Arovs has, that it remained fnr.U,wt i
For CMigressmnu
JKFF MYERS
of Linn County.
Supreme Jiuljfo
J'0. BURNETT
of UorvaUis.
District Ticket
lo sustain railroad commissioners?
Who r tlie rail road eoniioisMon
er? and how do they setwi the
jieoplc? They ride along at a slow
rate of speed, say 4 or 5 miles an
hour, and insiMt the hridwa and i
track. Now, do they carry a crow!
bur, ax, and pick, and examine ilie
bents, and dig out under ties to timl j
nut if thpv
. ... -wuiiii, rs nivy
ride in a car on a hot day in cuiti
mer with the doors open for the ben
efit of their health? Its !) out. of
a 100 that tiiev i.wup i.oi n.,,1...,
bridges or eulb-rtsor dig out under .l,toVlkffi mili'Vt!
, n.
! II
u I luuii i in tit
I - - " 'v'
Iimiuire at Thk Akoiis oTn-e
Purest Drues
and Chemicals.
Patent Modil
Rare Bargains I The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Select Stock
of Stationery.
Parllrnlar All.uu.,, o,,..
PI'VS Irian' I'.,...,,...;. ... 1 "'
Ka nilv I ... . ""I'MOl.K.J
- - - - i j.i n.
it city limits,
k in property.
stated time and again in reply to
the republican press' statements
that the democratic tariff has ruin
ed the country. The fact of the
vote for lower appropriations than
any other member in th assembly
For Joint Senator
W.B.MLLARD
of Columbia County.
District Attorney
J. E. HEDGES
of Oregon City.
County Ticket
State Senator
8. B. HUSTOX
of Hillsboro.
For Representatives
IRA K. PURDIN
PR. F. M. ROBINSON"
ED. SCjTJLM ERICH
County Sherift"
lOS. TALBOT
of Cornelius,
County Clerk
CHAS. CROCKER
of Hillsboro.
County Cominiraioner
F THATCHER
of Thateherville.
County Assessor
ROBT. THOMPSON
of Cedar Mill.
County Treasurer
PETER ! OSCOW
of Hillsboro.
County Coroner
DR. R. SAXDFORD
of Oleneoe.
County Platform.
Whereas, the existing depressed con
dition of the country demands rigid econ
omy in government affairs, we hereby
condemn the last legislature for its wilful
disregard of its pledges for economy and
its failure to repeal the laws creatine
useless commissions, and we pledge the
candidates nominated by this convention
to favor reduction of salaries in all de
partments; state, county, and municipal.
And whereas, as the excessive salaries
ot the present paid to ourcounry officials
render taxation a!most confiscation, we
most heartily endorse the action of Sen
alor S. B. Huston in H,. ,;., -rJil.:"
.i,.. , - "-'"5 i salaries
of the several county offices of Wash
ington County as introduced by him in
the session of the legislature in 1803, bv
which there would have been a Mvine
!n"'pTrs 5f this county of "o
annually; and we demand a reduction of
the present fixed salaries of said county
offices as follows: C.ounty Clerk and de.
puty $2000; Countv Sheriff .nJ
JI500.
gible to the ofhee of county school
superintendent. This makes the
populist candidacy vacant and Mrs
Thorn will doubtless lake the initi
ative in drawing down from the
ticket. This decision is looked up
on by Mr. Uraig's friends as a God
send and f pecial act ot Divine Pro
vidence.
The Supreme Court of this statu
matter is the republican tariff laws has decided that women areinelli
torced the cultivation of cereals in
other than American dominions for
the reason a high tariff militated
against successful interchange of
products on a basis that that was
in any measure reciprocal. Other
markets were sought and produc
tion was encouraged everywhere to
supplant the American supply
ButThe Oregonian, with full knowl
edge of these conditions is working
tor the success of a high tariff law
in antagonism to its honest com
prehension of economic detail and
law. Why does the great daily do
this? Because, one must think, the
great republican organizations pav
for the expressions of the metropol
itan press, lhis does not, of course,
apply to the country republican
press, for these country editors, like
sheep following the Dell, must need
follow even if the grass be short
and the range more or less barren.
Just at the present time it would
seem exceedingly appropriate to
have an interpretation of the law of
our state in regard to the granting
01 teachers' certificates. The law
plainly states that applicants for
first grade papers must have held
third and second grade papers, had
a certain amouut of experience,
and obtain a general average of not
less than 90 per cent. It also states
that an applicant falling Wow 70
per cent in any one branch shall
not be granted a first grade paper.
If our laws are worth passing and
being allowed a place on our stat
ute book, they are worth enforcing,,'
nemer 11 nn a matter of a public!
oflicialorprivatecitizen. When iiiil
nmtlifimit A-,.. : . ... .1
...... iciiiucaie rails to
come up to the required standard
there must be some good reason for
raising her standing so as to grant
a eertihcnte. In our last examina
tion, it is said, an applicant receiv
ing an average of below 80 and fall
ing below the limit on two branches
was granted a first grade certificate;
while one making an average of n-
Doveau was denied a certificate
Why this discrimination?
The facUhat Mr. Cady was put
on the republican ticket in the in
terest ot and tor the purpose of
Keeping the old soldier vote, should
lose him the election. A 'man
should be elected n his merits and
should not go into office on the
strength of a political makeshift
which was really made to hold the
old soldierjrote for Hughes et al.
It really does pay to be runuine
new republican newspaper in
Washington county. Messrs l.nrire
and Uraie. of The If.-ii..i.t
both on the republican ticket but
iur some reuson m. , nn f..H
was left out in the cold to browse
alone with the populist and dem
ocratic press. Give us your jJsjP
Uault.
The many friends of T. g Weth
ered arc working hard to elect him
Recorder of Conveyance. In t lie
field ugainst l.im are tir0 ymig
men, both popular in iheir parlirs.
T. S has, however, the confidence
of the whole county and even tlnihe
who will vote against him speak,
of hin. in highest pruise.
the tie to see if a spike is holdinz J" "erea eleuml, fluent quality of bottom'
it. .But they will receive their mo,, : Zlll '"wif, '
ey just the same, .We have no sell in a body f,. sawo-part down bal
usefor them whatever. Vote for .Til"! I'"10 lo sult i'rehwr. or will
men who will work for the tax pay . ZXTZ 'rlZl
ers or our state. Voters! will you ! J0' Ht '-6 '. Here is u elmn.-e 1
vote for republicans? or will youfe
oie lor a man line .Mr. Huston who ","" ?"u it. On the market for a ui.,1... -.
will wort fnr Hm ..fl.:. !rt tiiiift only. . Holiest
pie? I would suggest that our ren-1.,.. 1 10 "'''eN, half .louiod, 1 acre
1 . . !! verilaiii, rest nIiihIkhI anil mnvn In irp..
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARK3TJ
J. K IIKKSl, I'koc
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Por
reseu tatives and s.ate senator would ' Xli:i.Sp,"iW,rVi
work to pass a law, giving the pen- i '," two ""Ihw f lillHlHro. Terma, SIUO
pie a chanod to pay their taxes twice iXt !" ."."."f '
a year, so that the burden may not Prt, at mmiw pi-u-e per acre, Iiu'IikIIiik 15
irrra 01 neavordaiii and awail cleared.
'J8 aeroH, liiifliwav riiiiiiinir
aerea in orchard, applr-s.
be so heavy 011 the tax Pavers." An
illliclnitinn f.il- von r I....,.: I ll No 3
this vear aaaMtaP.! t'r,t) I "yfrof pirn. aOaeres in
Cllltl-
r. ' , .. , l y ' "v,r 1 " ! aerea in orrliard, apples, pomn
after taking out the expenses of: ' I'l'ims; room liousej loB burn. Rood
raising a crop, which generally sells SWtife
in the lull, how much is there left y srinKs and ciwfc; lao aeren " under
for me after paving the tax on it? '""IT .,!lil.!'s fr"" l'ONt "'e, dully
Xot nn ,.nf ' tL o !!!m.!'. .! '".. -".'.'!!. s.,'',"' house and six
.. ..... mr . iiuium inn iiori.ii 01 iiillslKiro. (loos etit'iin lor
fu..tu I).ii.'i ...... !.:..! 1 .1 puuli 1
1..VVC
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Mai bet : 1'i ice : I'aiu : for : Fnt Cattle. : Sh.....
r
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STUKKT, . HILLSIIDKO,
ami : j
OUKtjoxJ
V. T. Andrews. President,
1. V. DurriMicc SVcri
MOUNTAINDAl.K,
are actua miles north of iiiiui
Don't you think under these . CM!,ll
conditions our conntv ollirra No 4 A muni I'fblilAr lotno f.,:., 1
entitled to work for" a reasonable rt!B1St& T
and in excellont repair, wiil (w at a har-l! Hit 1
I L'uin lor ens 1. l,t .....11. 1 it lllii
. I'".' mmi III u 1 H' 1 i.'
on lonjf tiiuo wilh sci'iirity. ;
No s 11 acres; half cleared, W.uu-c in ! V
I Kr,,ss- lood house of four rooms; j..)0d y
ANDREWS LUMBER CQ
Vim;(iimiiui'0 JUIIOS, 1SI.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
ORKCON
payment for their services? Votkus
will you send the G. 0. 1'. hack to
the legislature to make l.iws for us
as I hey have been doing? Or will
you send such representatives dm
irn anil fintliiMl,liii,,fl 1;:... t 1
S. B. Huston, 15 Sclmlnierich. Ira S trees and various other small' fruits
I'lmiin and l)r, Itobinsou. men of '5 cl"fke" 50 ducks, i-liorse waeon.
ability, and who will make their ? ?, "'K . '1Hr,le?s- S0"1 cow. 3 heifers
voices heard .from one end of the tbr'ch TOad.
legiiiuvB 11:111 id me oilier Kead
what a republican says about. Mr
Huston in the democratic conven
tion. ! Gentlemen in coiielini.in I
will say to you -democrat or o-
pies party -I don't understand whv
you should leave the parly on ac
count of the hard times which have
been upon us during the democratic
administration. I suppose that von
are aware of the fact that diirinu
the last year of Pres. Harrison's ad
ministration the hard times were
with us, aihI when Pns. Cleveland
took the office iIih government
vaults were practically empty, ami
the country's nrosneritv si'ulcmir
Because Pres. Cleveland is f. r a
gold stxndard is no reason in niv
opinion for the democrats to desert
ie party. I can not see bow w-
will better our conditions by voting
e people party or republican
ticket. Our democrat slate conven
tion went fur free eoiiuiL'e l(i to I
ami that is all the propl..' party
can ilo. I here is no doubt bu'
our niui.uia! coiivention will o,. i,i
!e same. Will Vou Vote fordemn
crats? Or will vou vote Po- paopl. s'
-republicans who have left the re
ublican l iirty f r the sike of of
nee. Ihtnk well before vou vni. .
This is l ho situalion and "problem
we are called to lace in tbe year
lS!fi. Tiios. Talb:it.
Dated at Cornelius, May 13, '96.
'J'.. .li M;il,, hcee v.r.
TO THE
EAST
....(lives (he choice of.,,,
TWO Til A XSC0NTIN1CKTA I
ROUTES
L nii-n
SPOKANE
MINNEAi'OUS
AMI
ST PAUL
3 THE HUFFET CAR KOUT
luilway g Shortest fl.Tiil Oninlrcof T
IIKTWKKN
PACIFIC COAST POINTS .
L'l" t 1 t .....
ot. Paul, a IN l) THK EAS'j
un.n 1110 t ltM;M ,,d th llocky Monnluin. In tAV I Kil.t
Ml-ll I'MI'M I till , 1 1 it 1' . I . ' " 1
' " v -el"" " , 01 icwiiiK the
uft'urfliiig
..firrat
Koribein liy.
Grandest Scenery
in America.
Two tmlim iln-U- iv t..i 1
I'l'iaiy cam. mluc. Hll, ii,,tl,,P , ,,', , 'l , , ' , , "'" K' dlnihg; cirx, 'hntt
vou "u o'"1 ...i ; a!M,;:!:::Tx..H,,!:rt,:.,.x; r; u'"
TIIL' P V!l.nnn 'm ' "
1 ii ii uiAuirit-niM
wini 1 lie (iriMit iNoiihcni l;nilu,.i 11...... "o iM.mn,
.Mill, ........ . . . . I M M , I I I Vi lli' T II- Lulu .1 ..I.. V- , . 11.
OIILT i.lHir. , V ,111, ,,i,. ,1" i:..i.,,,., , " " ' I 1 , X S I I. A
lUnimii, ',-n.. " . . " ""u i" iM.-tl .l,,m. .'- .,,
v. ..., K"iiunu iniiiriiiniiiia call on or mlibes.,
U. C. 8THVKXS, (i. W. 1'
mi Kront St.. Seattle, Wn'sli.
A. It. (', DUN'Ms'i'iix t; iV.,.
PACIFIC ONIYERSlTYse
DENVKK
OMAHA
A.NU
KANSAS CITY
The arraignment of the last legis
lative assembly by Hon. II. V.
Gates, in his Tuesday evening
speech should beenoutrh
Recorder and deputy ' any taxpayer that as a matter of
We further demand of our legislature protection to his assessable nrorwot ir
K.SiS" t f r b!;Ca" Ca"did thelegi,
the improvement ot the public roads in I ,H"ure 8n"li not be returned. If
such labor caTfcTonve be elected,
In order that we may have an ecofiom- th(s SCe,,e8 ot two years ago will be
fcal administration of state government reueateil T..J . ,7
we demand that the u,f I?",,' Tew&- laxpayers should throw
fcS?rW be kept 1trict? within th "Way the Partis"ip and vote for I
elti interests of I
pensation for any duty or service impos
ed by law upon such officer shall be re
pealed. ...
ir j. . . ' ...... ..l.i! 1 . .
v---y''wion, tne aomes- denied bv the rm..,Ki;.. H,t iwu,- , .
commission, the Horticultu-1 .1 --r Kmn press or 1 . " " "6 """iioaieu lor ser
rrrin;rT.r,1!wsc.reatin8t ifanyaii in this IV 'I1 t0 ' democrats of
i. .ZA7r.;ZL r": "1C suPP" 01 the, county wants trim rbf. 1...1.....1J """"'"Bom county tor their sun-
. : "coiiuum : i,,,rt ., i ii . .1 , ,
.' ' uniers wno eel na
who
A t .
me wiioie county. Thestatempnta
of Mr. Gates as to the action 'jfTtairp"
reoublica 11 IpcrislalMi-u ...III ' . . i
Myrtle J. Webster has filed
suit against her husband Will J. J
Webster for divorce. They are
trom Yamhill county and thenlain
tiff states that her husband has de
serted her 111 addition t: being an
opium rieiia.
The case of state vs J. Dillerv
et ux was tried Wednesday by a
jury oeroie jtnije Knight. The
jury brought in a .verdict of guilty
of trespass against Dillery and
acquitted the other pnty. Judge
Knight imposed a fine and costs a
mounting to
W..H. Morgan, the democratic
candidate for constable in North
Hillsboro district, will make a good
officer if elected. Frank Williams,
is his opponent on the republican
uwrcu nun j. v,. winneiu runB on
the populist platform.
Lea vit
Days
LOW liATKS TO Abb
'KASTKHN CJITIKS
Oman Stramn-i
Portland ICvrv A7r.
... FOR....
SAN FRANCISCO
K;r lull dtitails cull on or lul'lresa:
W H lUJKbBl U",
(ien'l I'asn Aftmit Purtluiiil, Oregon.
Or J. I. Kiiijfht, Ilillslioro, Oio.
Tli HICK Clll.t KOK ( uniKKH
X
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Classical, Scientific, IiteiarJ
efatvs f C-lleiro ,v ,
Urn I-) piepai'ali
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o lot 1 nicnint; ,..
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1 he Lol.g.. )nrn v, ,,,), , ,,Xl ., . , u I )Y
, "i "m.i ., st .2.-, ier h.k ; :r ,
i. . .'ill u 11, 1 ...... ... .1.. k
ili'llls rem r., - Ii 1.1 .. '""oysiu
t.,,.v I I ... ' " ' " total cost
; . " t'ri "''X' ii:e snr in? ti.r.o
Ii.il- Oil hi 1.111 I .... 1 . . p.'i'i?
1 ' """" or 1'iiian.giie mlari
1, IS'JG
ess,
Dot
April
THOMAS McCLELLANO,
''"rwt Orove, 6reK..n.
SUMMONS.
In I lie Circuit Court if U,e Htnte ofOreKon
ioi ths comity, of Washington
A V Lambert, I'laiiitlll'. 1
VR.
Diiviil T IIulHteuil niul irn.,, n
Tru is adiniiiistrator of the CHlate of
1'iVU HulatOad. llttl'l'iiiiHil lll..,l
,, . J'VIVIIIHIIIlll,
To David T Halstvad ilofeinlaiit:
fhoa, r. Cakes, Henry C. Pnyi..
A
state and district fairs
hvPi'0t-ewagainst aU "Pproprialions
by the legislature of this state for the
iinnnr J
Z 11 , , ", nlena"ce ot col eges re-
" SeS9Ofk,0r Sectarian deiiomina
nous, exeentmcj
School normal
That, having full confidence in the
patriotism of our citizens and in their
states and the constitution of our state
we view w,th regret upon the part of tie
so called "reformers and good govern-
mon'J JZlT pSu discord a
montr ouraoennle anA ;
hgion with politics and business andX
nounce such atteniDt i,n. 1
, . wv xx, ioijinougn ihev want a sheriff
good clean men. an. ...pn will ui '.i.. , , enn
r " ""vimjfu inn ihhv, ana letnocrinii-
, - - ...LJ 1.1(71 iu
the utmost confidence of the peoph
irrespective of party or creed.
The "depreciated" dollar which
Mr. Gates spoke about Tuesday
evening, does not exist. The ma
terial out of which the silver dollar
W made is at this time; in equal
amount as contained in t.kn.i..iin.
a violation of our constitutional richulN'ot an eauivaleiit. bm (I,- I.....
(ove vi society.
We further endorse the principles ex
pressed in the state platform. F
nerioiore. j ii one instance a man
wae murdered in his own house,
buried in a manure pile, and the
murderer allowed to roam around
at his leisure after it was ffenemllw
pretty well known that he was the
man wanted for the-ci ime. He was
even allowed to leave the country
We are all well aware that Wash,
county has been republican for the
pasi twenty hve years, and the G
0
Honry C'. limine, liaciover.
ORTHERN
PACIFIC R. R
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
j..ii . ....
onar wouia then be a "depreciat
ed" rlnllor n...l 1... i . . .
At me request of my friends I hereby v the
a inounce myself an rnHnj. r.V: J? ' 1 le
O. P. has hiwn in r..ll ,.... ! . i
....,', ii , i " "oivroj linn
gressional law made the silver coin ,m8 ru t'e countv to suit it.
secondary to cold coin and 1 J8elf d not the ueoole. f .
doing destroyed a primary use of P I,1 ei,,ocrt n'l people's
silver. Mr. Gates LDil ,2 ?n I Rf f'1"' mi,,,led republiou... g
state that .Wb ! V"teM n,e" in ,he C0IiK elec-
sta e that w th free coinage, a silver , tion, who ill work for the interim
i.rt -
y. uie taxpayers of Washington Co
Pullman
; Sleeping Cars
ciegant
Dinini Cx
Tourist
Sleeping Gara
T PAUt
WNNfAPCttS
DUIrUTJL
; f Attao
1 CR0OK8TON
WINN PEO
HELENA ?nd
BUTTE
TN TIIK NAM 10 OF Tllifi STATU OF
M. Oreiion vim lire hamliv mmiinj
jienr mill aiiMvcr Ihecomp'luint tlWt aualiiHt
you in the almvo entitled N1,lt,
urn.ro me nrm Monday ot the next
H.r. u.hr, 1 8,1 !' u"l"'. K'-wit: Mom-
iuwui uuy oi .1 my, A. I)., it
WILEY & DENNIS
CITY LIVERY STABLE"!
Cor. jaj aaj Washington Street, Is
WHERE YOU "WILL FtMn xur
" ,?. . ItAMS THAT CAN BE HAUf
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAM, GOOD BUGGIES .Dd DRIVERS,
Hi,,,., ... """i ""'
nlanrtuTwU iT. VK! W ""!
etdeniunded ... U,o com.,lm,,t tiled here
in, to wit: lor a decree foreclosinir a ner
tuin iiu.rt(ruK on the north ball of U,.
south west quarter of the north east, Mmu.
ter of section 25 townshiji t south nn
west of the Willamette Lri.hun .
iNtf 20 fU!fRtt mnm i laa 1 - V
; - -.,,. j, omm oi ureifon an. m
ju(lKnient for tlmsimi nrw h. ,i . ' . '
ar land Interi'st thereon from January &
im, at 8 iier cent er ainium less the sun i
ui loriv-iotir no ni'a i,i, ,1 n, n ......
Court may deem proper. C
taicl court, made and dated April S, mm.
A. i. 1.KW1S,
Attorney for Plaint ill'.
TWO FOR ONE
(TMWlPi f SUMMONS. I
Is the standard emulsion the
vcr.d over. There is nnt
J ''wultiJwirt ot the Stme ..."On-jro
-. .. fiiwii i-ii,i I y ,
J Melvin Th"i'ii,
Allen M Thorn,
lo Alice M Tlmni,
deleiidiint,
t'liilntilt'..
Del'niidnut.i
the iilmvo naini'il
IoJJIK is,'VS115 OK THK 8TATK OF
tnan woman or child who Is I TjM fr
run down or emaciated or ha Z '..! II "L "ht 4 r
ttf llin i,uJ "wtiiK"N Ul 11171
Mnwii . BUU WV" 01 8111,1 crt next
flm-;i..i :v i "i,ru in uiu it lit? pre-
1 , :3v."u.b..'''" i,i?
u , , ,. ' v '"HI ULIUII UI U IK
SUIIIIIKH1M imtl fVdll full mm.. )
j:r Mld 0,,nTplt Ihi PIS wiii
S ,," '."B lor the relief therein
"I iiiiu nemuiiileri
Send for free tample and judge thereby.
And
II
i I shorn fom
,v . V , V All liU
uiirnniiti Rmuimfi Kan
w liuuMii jm m '
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p'-r n-l nt k fu' .... !..'' '"'''ii the mime beinirfiii tl,o Hivt ,i,iv
" uuueiit, wfien
.you a for it you will likely
'p, ;'d y the druggist that
emulsion " Just as
30 jV . It Js not tnn M
emulsion 13 as good.
..Gpottlsfmubion has bene
i..24mlntotacf people. Ask
your-druggie if he can refer
7cu tcra single case that has
been helped by the unknown
emubio.n he sells, and If so,
wwi:lMnd you a book giving
r Till ""in f.t 11 a o
iC T 1 i zs- 1 ou want
ho -anaard; not something
t.iat nobody knows anything
Urn
he niai'iiaue iiiwl J,. ' .r .r .
(.T hHii,, 1,;. ....... mkv vuinrtnNrnim .:
li nite, 'iB",(,d. court i.iarle In t'hmo-
" uy or I'cbruary, Ini ii,
rHOuaH
CHICAGO
inmiriM M.,ir -j . 1 - JJaluriEV Of IWiim o f 1 :
-. ..v..u nn iiiucuennpiii l onrii. - mm 1 iievHr run u it
U SH r J nniit.1,, . 4 1 . w.. i 1 , OTMIlLIf 111 niluTitli
ou nre aware of the fact that
many have to mortgage their honieB
. l m'mev to pay taxes. Tl.eA8HiiiFT0N
"iiwionai legislature of '95 voted
taxes Upon our iihihiIa ii,.if .........
. y IIIHV lilO.1t J
TO
Both fa 4 i fcr rash in
.TT I 111 " - "
Per Year'
1 'ui vnuui-
Co,eyaceSat and fought the
w v ci VOIH lor n I
;. senator. t.h
Dated this 3rd day of April, 1896.
T. 5. WEATHERRED.
81)011 r cnlo IV,
jwiu.Kiratic ticket. Every man on
(tle ticket in worthy and honest.
PHILADELPHIA
NEW VORK
I0ST0M AND AU
"ejoitiy uh the records will nhow.
and now the G. O. P
pie to send back reuuhlicans f,,.. ,J
Vot-
lubl ien np 1
P0INI8 EAJf ,d SOUTH
'" i'lf'.nuii'.loii. time ft-.niv m -ikKi'iN
cjili 1. a or i-itti
! tiprt
vote for more appropriations,
ers! will you vote for reini
t. D, CI!:.."
255 Mwrison Mtreet
Advance.
Tl e Enquiror is a 9-columii. 8
page pnper, issued each Thursday.
Largest in size, chenp-st in price
most relialde in news. all largo type'
plain prim, good vrhiti. papr." If
our rciiflors wimt aunt iir live u-.nw(
the Enquirer is thin paper. ' '
Call of send orders to
"""-.ocenuainl .n
BOWNC1CheB,lrt.(N.wYor
NOTICE.
3ko. W. ..)oHlIH.
W. W. Annans has tiled his
"tceptanoe of the nouitimtion for
conslablo on the democratic ticket
mcmuin llillBhoro pr-ecinet.
"iy Administrator' Notice.
N0.? ,lHJ""?by K'.ven that the under,
oi wfiil ?.lh"" b6l!" '" county court
ed adinl.. L." ""i"'.' 0reK". Pl'illt-
riu 1ilStlutor.,)1 tl,e "tato of Geo me K.
ai ra il i i 1 h"s qt'H'ijled
UKUint
A
All
said
person litiviiiu cliiiin
i-iHiiie nro neretiy no-
XTOTICK in h.k . .. r"1 '? present the same in .,. .. ii I, ,.,..
11 warrants miZ.P' h " ! ?!.voHolrst the law olf.ee of H '
.....vat uiiiir ri f 1.. Mill. 111 iidi.i. - -
the countv tJniV ...1' m.'!,u. J this date..
v iiiiu iniHrnur m untetn i .
1895, are now
eeiie on same after April 2 M 1
. .. . oArriNoroH,
County Treusurer."
fi-tf
A Bargain.
A neatly constructed 5 room cot-
t.t 1 1 1 III ! I ''I 1 -
' V ' '""w. round lot
(,'ou woousnpn, and tivo
Hillsboro. Oregon,- wi'tlii'n six
llllL t h a H.i i
on?avd lS Uhwii,'w0ili tbie 14th ,lu-v
ouiay, lsiK), W. 11. Wminumi,
Adniiniiftrittor.
(ilOuls 1I-. y, (..',1,.,
part
lot,
roomy.
wm. rupi m,
(Succejr to C K iMaadl
KXPRESS!
IliilsnoroDffl. i(,,Ifl. itt iliis olliM,"
V I n - HUH tlBlflll Ui (Mill
PrnW'11 ",,rl carefully attended
l.nii 4 ZTLZi ixW r."te rwwnahji.
' or at TitK A lwji'i, ' "r "H.oni a,
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