THK H1U.SU0U0 ANGUS, THURSDAY, JUNK 18, 18.
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THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
Th Only Democratic Paper in Wash
intrton Connty.
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BY
The Argns Pabfiskiag Cotpuj.
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Mingle r'.v riA wilt.
(IM yeas, ft .Oft.
Six mouth i-enta.
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Kntered at the Post-omce at Hillsburo,
Oregon, eo.iid-clas mail matter.
THK CAMPAIGN
The ridential campaign lias
priiH niiti it muf t ' 8aid to have
feature ditinctively ita own. For
thr venrs the republican party
haa avowedly leen wh'bcating a re
turn to the McKinley tariff law.
Yft, with all the exhortation cap
it hie by its multiplicity of journals
a) strongest party exponents of
public Hie. the old party has sud
denly found ou the tariff issue is
one of the past, j I The result in Ore
gon brought the first lights which
Middenly dawned into a day of ac
knowledgement that the people are
exercised over the money question,
and in one way or the other, want
it settled by a, distinctive issue.
Thus are the republicans forced into-recognition
ofthe question which
k supreme to all others and it has
-fund itself lost to its gods -of pro
tection. The party, of course, ad
heres to the gold standard, as its
chiefest representation lies in that
section of the nation which sup
plies the middlemen of money
brokerage. The .democratic party
will declare on free coinage of:
silver and after their convention is
held will commence a campaign
which will be remarkable future
history. The fight between the two
old parties will be interesting and
waged relentlessly.' Thus will every
gold etandard man and free silver
supporter have a qhance to vote his
sentiment and thejesult is shroud
ed in doubt. The republican party
will make is chief i fight, for ?pro
taction" and its defense will be the
attack of the democratic free silver
plank. It is needas to say which
party will receive .the most votes
from the laboringvand producing
classes. The democratic of course.
A PARTY' USES.
.t"5!
w ll wf "voters.
ms"'0 to belive. . Parties
are formed only t hat regularity and
order may obtain in, bringing
representative people together .that
theynnay meet on conimo,B: ground
and discuss t he needs of he whole
country, No party can live for any
length of time if it seek to formu
late a program for the people, re
gardless of the nation's desires.
Only as a party obeys the., coin -
tyonwiilof its adherents, gap it
Uye, aud only bo long can party
name and organization exist. If a
political party is in the interests of
its supporters it is representative of
people. This is why the democra
tic party so long has endured and
its chiefest reason for, existence so
long as the nation .shall obtain:
The old democratic party , -has al
ways been opposed to paternalism,
and for the people. Nfany times it
has nearly broken with its, own dis
sensions but each tituehas it sur
vived to fight for common interests.
'" ?he present pituation of the party
m ,,, ia the result of a protracted fight
which has waged inside the .dem
ocratic ranks for years ' an,d: years
and all the power of ;, federal -op
position has not changed the .senti
ment or action of the party's major?
ity. The democratic party. iB.too
near the people and too democratic
o die. there is too much need of
"a party of the people to meet
Sim', with a people led by a
X ie of self seeking politi-
Krnley, et al.
I.
I) DEMOCRATS.
t jket average 1069
acf fididiite and the
tatic tf iverages in like
$S. leaves a pi urn-
v vote, f r the
Wn the county,
inKnuuilier of
dpluniing about
Tig up a ticket,
no such right m.
'abused Itevond
jnpulist organ
)pse name wns
jpulist couven
gaffed. The
tlitfd to find
c
v-
a place to rest their weary heads
and they found it by putting up a
ticket, working for it, and going
down to honest defeat. And by
the-way, had they had one-hundredth
part of the organization of the
of the other two parties in the coun
ty, they would have come in a good
second, if not the wivChers in one or
two instance. These complaining
populists should bear in mind that
democrats have rights as well as
adherents to others parties.
The republican national conven
tion wants the gold standard per
petuated that is to say, the dic
tators of the party do and those
who were in touch with the pro
ducing and laboring elements were
promptly sat upon. . For years and
years two or three men have dictat
ed the money policy of this nation
and these same parties have full
control of the republican party.
The recalcitrants who have dared
to oppose the gold standard and
advocate the admitting of both
metals to the mints on equal terms
have been whipped into line. They
are not in it. Men like de Young, of
San Francisco Chronicle, explain
their adherence to the party, after
it has issued a platform diametri
cally opposite California's republi
can state platform, by saying that
"protection" is first. This natur
ally leads one to doubt sincerity of
political convictions. Even so,
'such men and their economy' is
but an empty dream and partisa n
platforms easy couches on which
to lie.
The democratic party is synony
mous with the masses of the peo
ple. This is, perhaps, the reason
why there is generally bo much dis
sension as to what are sound issues.
The people form the party and it is
principle to contest inside the
ranks for what each 'individual
holds as correct national doctrine.
This is in direct contradiction to
the republican party whose leaders
and political peddlers formulate
platforms and seek to instruct peo
ple how they should vote" to' puj
their candidates in power. " '
The Independent's review of
Rev. Craig, of the Hatchet, is cer
tainly ft thorough one, and Gault
evidently has burned all bridges
behii.d him. The Hatchet Is ex-
pecte4,.K"'','5',Tl4
mv w iiKicpenaent
jealous of it
its new fledged rival
crotner uaun will nardly care
much ' about such a taunt, but
would ' probably rebel should the
Hatcbet say the Independent man
is jeaious oi tne Hatchet man's
reputation.
Major McKinley is" quite will
ing to oe president, so much so,
indeed, has he 'desired to be the re
publican candidate, that he has
been willing to ride on any plat
form, ' gold standard, free silver,
straddle or otherwise. Surely this
exhibition of "sterling" judgment
should commend itself to a people
of intelligence.' McKinley is not
contending ( for a principle it is
the presidency be is after.
. ihk, .uregonian oi tins morning
m y . ....
says qf the republican tariff plank
"This is a sensible compromise be
tween me old prohibitory tariff and
a Wiff-for-revenut-only ideas,"
' This a very honorable and frank
admission that McKinley is not an
ideal candidate unless it be in the
Sense that He is willing to run on
an' kind of platform whjcb will
uenver tne presidency. t , , ,
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Those resolutions, put out by, the
coaitnittee at St. Louis give Groyr
Cleveland s administration a spank
ing slap in the face. While Mr,
Cleveland may not personally agree
with the next democratic platform,
which will be for allowing silver
access to our mints on an equality
with goldj he will hardly be forgiv
nig enough to vote for his McKin-
leyite detainers.
Mb. Cbaio has filed his accept
ance of the office of school super
intendent having taken his ac
knowledgeme.it with a Multnomah
county nota.y public. This is ra
ther a peculiar proceedwg but it is
Hum, niwejy me youJg man who
tands to the head of our school
system wanted to go before an
officer who was a stranger to his
methods.
It is very foolish to accuse .dis
honesty of those whf differ -from
you relative to whaf i,the best
financial system for this govern
ment. Men are not , mipnoaed to
1
'Ik. I
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think alike on these great questions
and it is foolish to charge dishon
esty and the like simply because
your neighbor holds a different
view than do you.
Neither Cornelius Wash
ington county went populistic
as predicted , by the Searchlight
man, nor will theUittle anarchist
walk on any one's political grave
unless it be thst of whom'1 he sup
ports for office. Nothing could win
with such a barnacle and incubus
pretending a support.
The Independent, which in 1894
was flirting with free silver and
with great gusto was howling at
the gold bugs, is now rabidly for
the gold standard. It is guided
only by partisan instinct and be
lieves this better than any fixed
principles.
The republican so-called "pro
tection to the laboring classes," un
der present immigration laws, is
rankest kind of nonsense, It is
simply like a man trying to row a
boat while his anchor is securely
fastened at the bottom of the
stream.
The republican platform will
grossly "slander leisure" in attempt
ing to inform people of the United
States that the democratic party is
responsible for the result of 30 years
of republican rule. Politicians will
take a great fall in Novemlier next.
Tom Reed has found out what it
means to have Maine for a parent
state. If Reed would but have
taken Greely's 'advice and gone
west to Ohio some years ago he
might have used his autocratic
gavel over the whole country.
Mayor ex-Governor Pexnoyer
will give Portland a good adminis
tration and will not only do this
but will lend a spirit of confidence
to all of Portland's business inter;
ests. : , . . .,
Or what particular benefit is a
"principle" unless you coiieisteyjiyj.'
and intelligently work, to push it to
the front? .
Pacific University, .
Pacific University, at the Grove,
yesterday had its acedemic graduat
ing exercises. Kight young gentle
nilHl H d"'l M '- T' Mr l i'iii.1;" r " T it "
and the ei
essays and orations by tli
class
were well received. In. tin
evening the
Alumni Associatioi
held its exercises.
H. W. Scott.
the Oiegonian made the principal
address and was followed by Rev.
Ellis, Hon. T. H. Tongue, J. I
Whalley and L. C. Walker.
Facts Stronger Than Fiction.
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tistn, gout, megrim, toothache, neu
ralgia, neaoncne, neuralgic ohiiis,
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nerves quickley relieved by using
Wilbur's Oil of Gladness. 50 cents
per bottle. For sale by W. K
Brock.
NOTICE.
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Frank Freudenthal, aged 20 years, has
mis uay oeen Dy me granted bis full and
legal right to his time until he attains
his majority, aud after this date I will
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lic will govern itself accordingly.
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Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., June 18, 1896
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To the subscriliers of the capital stock of
win ti uRning-uin loumy npeed and
Driving Association.
YOU and each of you are hereby noti
fied that the ifoimi nt III
levied AHHesHinent No. 2 on fuilii onnltul
stock, the aiime being '20 per uent of the
face thereof. Yon are requested to call
on the -Secretary, tak rt certiticates and
nav twin MHNPBuniA" 2i w.a
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i s au. J . Lyons, Pres.
Glip. R B -AOLBY ,Se!'y.
Notice For Publication.
IAkd Orricit At Obboon CityOre.I
Illliu 1 ItKM f
NOTICE Is hereby giveneu that the lot-lowiliE-nainnd
settlor hns liliul nnt.i
ol his tntemion to make final proof in sup
port or ins claim, and that said proof will
be made iMfom rvnmiv r'lorb nf 'r;n.....V,i,
County at Tillamook Oregon, on July 20,
IWUU VIZ!
liouis A. Olsen,
Pre D 8 No 7H7I tor tha a 1 a v. 1 m
andNNK6ectlT18K 7 W.
He names the following witness to prove
his continuous residence upon aud culti
vation of said land , vii -
Clark Hadley, Wjlliam Ryan, Charles
Bester. and Gabriel t;ahriiii.ii ..1 ivn..
mook, ()regon.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Orrii'i at Okkcion City, Ok.I
May 18, lM.t
NOTICE is hereby giveu that the following-named
settler has Hied notice of
his intention to make ttnal proof in viv
port of his claim, and that said proof wilt
be made before the Countv Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Uregoi: on
July 6, 189S, via: '
John M. Brown,
H. E. No. 8721, for the N K 8 E M N U
of 8 E M, A 8 E of 8 W yt 8c 30 T S
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resilience upon and
cultivation of said land, vis:
A. C. Arehbold, J. C. Maunder. Williuni
Bouscien, Hillnborv), Oregon, anil K. .
Howell, Mountaindale, Oreyou.
9-6 Kobkbt A. Mll.LKR, li('Kistcr.
Notice for Publication.
Land Omca at Urkuoh City, Oh.1
May 18. m.
NOTICE Is hereby Kiven thai the t'.illow-iiiK-named
settler hits tiled noti :e of
his intention to make Him! prunl' in sup-
JL. nf u:.. ..i..:... -...i .i . .
iwibm uio viaiiii. nun iiiiii !aiu. (truiii will
be maae before the Uonuty t.lci k ol Wash
liiltton county al ilillsboro, Uivfion, on
July 7, 1896, vw :
Joseph Hickeiibottoin,
r re. u. o. i.u. no, uir (lie . n 1 ui n i
NK!nf8WHK of N W K 8 W of
Ci K'i Sec 15, T 4 IN KU w.
I e names the rollowiuK witnesses to
prove his continuous resilience iioou aud
cultivation of said html, via: . . .
Thomas H, I.avend"r, Joeh, A. Kveritt,
John I). Baker. Earnest UiiuW.of Vnioi
ia, Oregon.
0-0 Uohkbt A. MaLKR,'RxlsU..H 1
Notice for Publication.' ,; " ' '
I.a lit) Ori li b at OMfurts Cirv! " '.' i
' ' . Miry ,'l8iw. i
NOTICE Isihereby (riven thai the follow-ing-nomed
settler hus ti It'll iiutire of
his inffentioli to make linal prnol in sup-
..- ..r,I.In .J., : ... : t .u... f ...'ii
iNl moi ; ins iJimin,' nun iiini aiii jinioi mil
oe mane ueiore tne ;ountv t. lerk
if Wash
iugtoit county at Ilillsboro
Oregon, on
t
July I, IWUtt, viz:
j. v. laiiy,
H. E. .No. 67!Kl. for the SKW ofN K u- Sect
12T1NU6W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon ami
cultivation of said hind, vis:
J. V. Utterly. J. T. Fletcher. I...N. Witt,
S. Culver, of (Jules Creek, Oregon.
0-l IIohkkt A. Mll.im. liegister.
Notice for Publication.
ll ing-named settler lias lllixl u'otli-eol
his Intentiiiu to make Hmtl rfinf in niiii
iiort of his claim, and that Haiti proof will
oe maae oi-iure bounty vierk oi aslilng.
ton counry ui ilillsboro, Oregon,
July 7, 18HH, viz:
Benton L. Phillips,
H A. No. 7853, for the W of S W yt Met:
Id T 2 X K 4 W.
He names the lollowing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon mid
uuivivniioii oi siiio iauu, vis:
(.'. I,. Heiieticl. Samuel Uuvidsun, W
Thornbtirg, Perry I., lienetiel.of iinning,
vregoil.
0-6 Robkrt A. Mim,kk, Uegister
Notice for Publication.
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Land Office at Orkhox Citv, Or.i
Jluv 18.
NOTK.'K is hereby given tlmt the follow-ing-nanied
settler has tiled notice of
bis intention to make li mil proof in sup-
tiort of his claim, and that mud proof will
le made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Or., on July
11 , in li
w, inuu, viic:
Joseph Burtrhnlxer,
H. A. No. 7414, for the S K yt See lf T 3
M It 5 VY.
lie names the following witnesse tc
prove bis continuous residence uuon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
H. P. Stowell, Poter Lund, John Oliver
jonn uausch, or mixton, Utvgoti.
imi hohkkt A. I lt.i.KB. Uegister.
Notice for Publication.
Lakh Office at Oheuon C'tt. Ob.I
ltuv in. IHImi 1
XTOTICK is hereby iriven that the follow
1.1 Ing-uamed settler has Hied notice ol
his intention to make linul proof in sup-
ort of his claim, and that suid proof will
e made before the Cnuntv Clerk of Wnsb.
ington county, at Ilillsboro. Oregon, on
July 9, 1896, viz:
George Kesler
II. A. No. 8512. for the W U 8 K v.. A E U
iubwk aeci xi l K4W.
He names the following witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence noon and
uuitivauon oisaia iana, viz:
Ooiiaid McMillan, John Boos. John
Marlensand 1 erman Hungcr.of Hnvward.
ifri-s'in.
tMi Robert A. Miller, Register.
Notice for Publication,
I.anii Office at Obkook City, Ob.I
Mav IK iNflH.l
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of
nis intention to make final proof 111 sup
port ol his dm 111, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington countv. at Hillsboro. Orevon on
iuijr iv, inm, viz:
1.. 1.. ... tutu, 0
Samuel Paisley,
H. A. No. 8298. for the K U N W U A S W
T2NNR 4 W' & 8 K V f K K SeCt 7
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence unmi mwl
cultivation of said land, vut.
1. jjtixton, c, J. iVenuenliaJl, ss. 11.
west aim u. it. Hlddink.of Buxton. Ore,
8-6 Robert A. Mii.leb Register.
Notice For Publication.
I.ARB OrFII'I AT Oreiion Citv, Ob.i
X uv IS ItKM f
lOTICKls hereby given that the follo'w
i.1 ing-uamed settler has riled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
" iim, aim mat Baiu prooi win be
made before County Clerk of Washington
County at Hillsboro, Oregon on July 10,
189B, viz:
Herman Leistikon,
H. . No. 8227 for the W of 8 W X Sec
28T8NR4W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resident upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: .
William Hart. Amos Mead, J. A. Shep-,
aril, of Greenville Oregon. H. W. Tolke,
Kuxton, Oregon.
9- Rorist A . Mtt.i.rs, Register. '
MillM) Ailmis
" wiooaii Enpire
Look!
Rare Bargains
These Properties For Sale
Enquire at The Akgus office.
No t 20 ai-roH, aitJoinlnB city llniiu,
sidewalk within one blix-k of nrty.
16 aorea cleared, nnest quality of bottom
land, 4 acres lieiu-h, tine site for Imilitinir
ptirpoaes, some timber on same. Will
Bell lit a body for UlKIO part down, bal
ance on time to suit putvhsMur. Or will
subdivide so aa to give part cleared bot
tom and part bench, tn plats from 2 to ft
acres, at $125 per acre. Here is a chancs
tor a good neat little home whUth. pan be
made self sustaining Investigate before
some one gets It. . On lm market for
short time only.
No S 10 acres, half cleared, 1 acre bca
veiiluni. rest MlaHhetl and sown to grass,
no buildings, goes for ItU per acre. With
in two miles of Ulllsboro. Terms, fWO
down, balance tn 3 years at 10 per cent.
Or will sell 40 acres, of which above is a
lart, at same price per acre. Including 16
acres of beaverdam and swail cleared.
No 3 128 acres, highway running
through center of place, 50acrea In culti
vation; 2 acres in orchard, apples, pears
and plums; U room house; log bam, good
well of water: 30 acres of beaverdam, easy
to put In cultivation; place well watered
by springs and creek; 100 acres under
fence; U miles from post otllce, daily
mail; 1 mile from school house and six
miles north of Ilillsboro, (iocs cheap for
cash.
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
Third streets. 7Jxl7 with good building
thereon,uitahleforany kind of business,
and in excellwnt repair, will go at a bar
gain for cash. Hart pay incut and balance
on long time with security.
No 5 la 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, 1 -horse wagon,
3 sets single harness, good cow, j heifers
1 horse and farm implements. Every
thing goes for $650, cash in hand.
. KiMiiNKIl,, lieoe ver.
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W H HURI.bTRT,
Gen'l Pass Agent Portland, Oregon.
Or J. I. Knight, Hillsboro, Ore.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stutc ofOregou
for the county, of Washington
A W Litmbert. Pluintfn", )
vs.
Duvid T Halstead and Henry R
Travis uduiiuistrator of the CHtato of
Eva Halstead. deceased Defendants
To Duvid T Halstead defendant:
IN THK NAMK OK THK 8TATK OF
Oregon you lire hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint tiled ngitiust
you in the above entitled suit and Court
on or before the Hint Monday ot the next
teetilur term of suit! Cuiirt t IV.IV1I.! Mill,.
day, the 20th dity of July, A. 1)., 1898, und
11 yuu inn 10 answer, lor want thereof, tiie
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded 111 the com plaint Died here
in, to wit: For a decree foreclosing a cer
tain mortgage on the north half of the
south west quarter of the north east quar
ter of section 25 township 1 south range 2
west of the Willamette Meridiun contain
ing 20 acres more or less, and recorded in
Book " Y" page 248 of Mortgages of Wash
ington county. State of Oregon and for
judgment for the sum of two hundred dol
lars and interest thereon from January 22,
1892. at 8 per cent per annum less t.ho imi
of forty-four dollars paid December 7, 1892,
and for lifty dollars attorneys fees and for
costs and disbursements of this suit and
for such other and further relief as the
Court may deem proper.
inn oujiiiiiuii? in ncrveu ny puDUCallOll
by order of Hon. T. A. McHride. InHm ,.f
said court, made and dated April 28, 1890.
, a. t. i,ewis,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
Land Ofkicb at Oregon City, Or.
.1 av. 14. IHIXt.
XTO'fICK is hereby eiven tlmt. thof.,1 l,i.
XI ing-named settler has tiled notice of
bis intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Tilla
mook County, nt Tillamook. Oreiron. on
June 30, 1896, viz:
Daniel Murphy,
Pre. D. 8. No. 7874 for the NK V of sec. 2H.
1 1 sr7 w,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence unou and
cultivation ol said land, vii;
milium v.arver, u 1- itowiand, William
Ryan and I'CS Komu: all of Traslc.
Oregon.
9-0 RoBKnr A. Mii.leb, Reglsto.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby sriven that nn thp 91th
day of April, 1896, there was a darkbay
horse with small white snot in forehead
about 3 years old, weight seven or eight
hundred, jumped into my inclosure one
mile west of Laurel. I have fed and
cared for said horse since above dnis.
The horse will be delivered to owner by
bv '
uiuviug prupen v ana paying costs
feeding, etc. K. Rieth,
Laurel, Ore
im i9)ftiMr
111 I f & I HSX Mm I
" "BBBSEf
Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
The Hillsboro
Select Stock
of Stationery.
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
1. K IIKK8T, 1W
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork
'v
Kept Constantly on Hand
Highest : Maiket : Price : Paid : for : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep : and : rise
Gash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STREET,
W. T. Andrews. President. I). W. Durrani, rirrrslsrv
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
(IiicnrioiAteil June N, IKffl.) ,
' MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNTAINDAI.K. - - - - OREGON.
mux
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PACIFIC COAST POINTS ...
ST. PAUL, AND THK HAST.
t'rosses both the Cascmios aml'the Bocky M omiliti nt in 1AY I, Hi II I , sRiudiui nas.
senders the oiHirttinily of viewing- llie
Grandest Scenery
1 A 1, .. .. , " "" , ""v n. in , v,n ni'nuir, anil ooe SI S:Vi II
vlit (). K.A N.aml H)iokuiie. Huns miperb eiiiiiinviit. consist ittg of illiiinir cui 1
1 wn i.rnin (in i v tr. , ,,rt ..
one
uurary cars, paiuce snu npiiolslenu tiiuiiBls' slfetitng cars. The hliBet Tars ti ,r
eis 01 elegance anil comlort. coiitainiiiK
THE UAGNiriCENT
;rwl." ';'';fl'i;'Nill'ft" aiiil "Xorthlan.l" leave linltith every Mon.lsv sad
! 1 , M.?rtl''',rn '"ii-,),, Have your tickets mul via NttUT IIKIIN hlKAM
els and ipnierul iiil'oriiiatiun'ciilloii or sdilress
.... unit ,'iijiij 11 uriiiiuui
C. HTEVK.NS, O. y. I'. A.
ttU rVont St., Seattle, Wash.
PACIFIC DNIVERSITYl
TIIKKK ( 'OI.I.FMK I Ht'ltSKX
.Classical,
If lireintrcg fur
' Ail expert, vhv low. Htmnl ut u'7ti;r,
nan, m to 4 pi r week, inclixline fhctric !Klu i l(.t.
1 lie Colleg,. Dormitory, limit r pxt t llmt 11.11 nictni nt, fur
nixlies board nml imM, t 42.2") r wwk. I tun id m!
room in private families, 2."0 antl ii)mhmIb. Mny slii
tleritB rent rooniK hik! Itotird tlieiiifflven nt total post not
10 cx.wi i.i)W per wit'k.
1, 16!)( for particulars
WILEY k DENNIS,
ZZZC1TY LIVERY STABLE
Cor. and and Washington Street, li
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES tod DRIVERS,
Emulsion
Is the standard emulsion the
world over. There la not a
man, woman or child who Is
run down or emaciated or haa
weak lungs that Scott's Emul
sion will not benefit. When
you ask for It you will likely
be told by the druggist that
he has an emulsion " Just as
good." It is not true. No
emulsion is as good.
Scott's Emulsion has bene
f.lod millions of people. Ask
your druggist if he can refer
you to a single case that has
been helped by the unknown
emulsion he sells, and If so,
we will .wnd you a book giving
thousands of cases. You want
the standard; not something
t.iat nobody knows anything
about. 6
All druS(r.t, Scott's Imulsloa.
Two slics-,o ceiitsand li.oo.
SCOTT A BOWNE, Carafe, New Verk
Notice for Publication.
AND OrKK K AT OWMION ClTV, OB.I
Nm, . ' , , lay 14, I8HG.1
O lICK is hereby iriven that the follow
hi 1 l"K-lll'"ed settler has tiled notice of
ZZJ ", "! prHr 111 sui-
K V L l,""a Umtl'd proof will
o inane Deiore the County Clerk of Tilla-
111
June CO, 1890, vie
r 1 ll' miuinook u
Oregon, on
John Marpliy,
wm,P 50.;,7872 f,,r th w X of 8 W yt and
WW oINWW of Sec -i T itl R 7 .
He names the ti,llnin,. .
H"'Xe"i!oiitiiiuous residence inm.., itii I
nr.. us 1.1. . "wnuouB m
f cultivation of suid land vf-' '
I ' !"' rver y. 1'. Rowland, F. C.
8 Komp and William Ryan.Trask breKon
I Konntr A. Mti.tH, Ucylfter
uiii; n.. . - .' m..
Patent Mediciaas
Proprietary Articles'.
Pharmacy
Partlralar Attention Paid K
Physicians' Preprint
raiuuy necipes.
IIILLNROKO,
ORKtiOK.
THE BUFFET CAR ROUTK
; rim (
Shortest and Quickest Line
a.
in America.
at tl a. in , via Heal tie
ui f 1 .. r- u .1- 1
lit, consist of illiiing cum,
II. P.l'l 1 ha lt..H.. .
111.,
iiiHi-1
bath room, barber slum, insv chairs tn
1-IiIm IV.iu I'p...., !...., ...1
.lll
Fur I irk.
A. U.i DKNMNTttX.i;. '. A t. A.
I'll Thiril St. I'lirtlnml, Oieyun.
Scientific, Literi
CoUrtii- at .1 eric n it. .,.,'
'llie opring term Imhm
r rntit Niuti mltiretiH.
April
sr.
thomas McClelland,
Fort'ht (irnve, Oregon.
HAD
SUMMONS.
in the Circuit Court ol lha Stale of Oregon
lor Wahlnton cmnily,
Ora Dull H'-uieroy, I'lalnlitr.i
vs '.
.lohii 10 I'onieroy, Defundnnt.i
To John K I'onieroy, the nhove iiiiiikmI
tlcfeiiiluut.
TJIJi NAMK o'li" 'rnir. wri'i'if hit
Oregon, von Hn hi.iai... ..n...ia.i
ami reijuired to uppoar and answer Hie
complaint tiled aKalnst you In the above
entitled court in the above entitled suit,
on or belore Monday the liuthdayof July,
A. l., 18IW, the same bcintt tbollrstday
I of the next rKiilur term of the above nam
ed court next following the expiration of
j the time prescribed in the Order of I'ubli
: cation ol this Summons, and if vou fail to
! SO atlDeiir i.nrl u.u. ..!,! . I..!...
.. . rf ... ivu, l-.f,,,UI1l1.
Dl : .A 11. "n'nci cniu vuillilll.i.i ,
riBliitlft will apply to the Court for Uioi
lief therein prayed fornnd dumanded, town:-
ora decree dissolving and Annul
ling the marriage and marriage contract
now and heretofore existing between the
planitifl and defendant and for 11 decree a
warding the euro, custody, utid loutml of
the minor children of plaintitt and defend
ant to the plaintiff heroin, and that she iv
mnne her midden name ofOra Dell Hack
lis. und for thecoHUand (lishitrMiiir.nt f
tnis suit, and for such other and further
decree as limy seum mete with equity anil
gtmd conscience.
This summons is published ugalust you
by order of Hon. Thos. A. McBride, Judge
pi the above mimed court made tu Cham
bers mid dutetl the t9th duy of May, lW.
Om. H. Baulky,
Attorney for Plaiiititr,
Administrator's Notice.
"VfOTICK is hereby given that the umler-
. ,.rS115net' nuH bee" by tlia wunty oourt
ul vyaHliiiigton county, Oregon, uppoint-
uonunistrutor ot the estate of George K.
Uroner, doceased, and has duly qualillcd
u such. All pemoiis having claims
?!i !i18. Bui(l estule ul' hereby 110
tilled to present the same to me with prop
er vouchers at. the law office of H. B. Hub
ton, in Ilillsboro,. Oregon, within six
months from this date.
Duted at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 14th day
Administrator.
WM. rUPPER,
(NucoeiMjr to (! K Mead)
EXPRESS!
oiuKes tegular trip to Portland tm
Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays, re-
l,i..V. . uoBu3f, iiiuriKiayaauii ejat
v.B. Au otiHinew onirusted .to him
win 11
will 1)0 DioniDtl v and earntnllv tnml.H
Ieaye orders wlfh film,
irees rates reasonable.
in at Thk A (tin's.
or at Ledfonl's '
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