THE HILLSBORO AlttiUS. THURSDAY. AUGUST (i. 181MJ.
THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Only Democratic Paper in Wash
.Jnsrton County.
ISSUED EVEU,flURSDAY
BY
si'Bsrmrrioif pmob.
SinKia copy t' b centa.
One year.Jl.o".
Six mouth onto.
Thwe months 35 cents.
Eiitered ut the Post-omee at Hillsboro,
Oregon, as Second-clas mail mutter.
OUR CANDIDATES.
FOR PRESIDENT
William J. Bryan,
Of Nebraska.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.
ARTHUR SEWALL,
Of Maine.
A QUESTIONABLE PATRIOTISM.
Those New York money specula
tors who ure now endeavoring to
bolster up the gold reserve are sub
stantially the same parties who for
pcveral months have been assault
ing the same. This action, consid
ered in the light of common sense
is but for the nonce feeding up the
goose that lays for them the golden
egg. The gold standard papers,
with an insistence which has no
other interpretation than to call
the masses a set of fools, call this
actioi
patriotism." The truth of
the. matter w It has no rdaUai,slrjr(l3 T" go'" generally,
t
1e luiitLttiaaa - "
"ave already gone so
- fur that the people will rise in wrath
and do away with a system which
means bonds in the time of peace.
This tra (Being in bonds and re
peated assaults on the gold reserve
are all necessary adjuncts to a con
tinuance of the gold standard, and
the Jewish "patriots" feel thai the
people might resent these repeated
assaults, being that an election is
so close to hand. The assumption
that their move to protect the treas
ury is patriotism is so very ridicu
lous, so completely an assumption
that the average American citizen
is a fool, that even a "free silver
fool" can see through this bit of
demagogy. It is such questionable
patriotism that will cause the com
mon people to vote for Y J. Bryan
for president.
WANT TO BE FAIR.
Thk Argus wants to be fair and
for the benefit of its readers will
give the only available gold stand
ard arguments now running in
press editorials, showing that re
publicans are right on the money
question. In this it is not meant.
the average republican voter, who
always wants to vote right, but the
leaders who propose to hold the re
publicans, rank and file, by the
nose and vote them straight by
euch arguments as these:
"Free Silver Lunacy."
'Fifty Cent Dollars."
"Anarchists."
"Fools."
"Repudiationiste."
These afe but a few samples oi
republican press argument and nd
comment is necessary
Jubt now the gold fctiinrlitnl preg!
lire tnkiiijbe position tlmt thJ
democratic piuTforra if, ore of digJ
honor and assert theirs is the 011M
, honpst and virtuous phitlut-n l
There if an old aduee s' K
and extant, thaU
Idea to wfi" always
.PJ1 rfor or a woman
sitxu&mg her virtue.
yHE Oregoninn is very quick to
report defections of sound money
democrats' from the Chicago ticket
but there is a painful void as to
those republicans and republican
papers who are bolting the republi
can platform and candidates. !
STRONG CONVERT TO BRYAN.
Ex-Congressman Bingham, an Ohio
Republican, Bolts His Tarty.
Cadiz, Ohio, Julv 26. John A. Bing
bam. one of the oldest republican lead
ers in the state, has bolted the ticket
and will support Bryan and Sewall. Mr.
Bingham was a leader in congress dur
ing the war, and was United States Min
ister to Japan for eight years under
President Grant. He represented the
government in the prosecution of Mrs.
Hon of President Lincoln and assisted
the prosecution in the impeachment of
I Andrew Johnson.
i Mr. Bingham was a power in the land
during the darkest days of the war. He
I was Lincoln's trusted friend, and an or-
ator second to none in either house of
j congress. He is now a very old man.
I He cannot possibly hope for any ben', fits
to tnmsell personally by ttie patriotic po
sition he has taken; but his vote is ll.e
voice of the honest people who desire
nothing but the general good. When
such a man as John A. Bingham is at his
time of life compelled to leave the re
publican party because it has betrayed
the people, it is time that younger men
who have the wor'd before them should
reflect before they cast a vote for Mc
Kinley, which is a vote for the enslave
ment of the people including them
s Ives. Silver Knight-National Watch
man.
SHERMAN IN 1800.
"The contraction of the currency is a
far more distressing operation than the
senators suppose. Our own and other na
tions have gone through that operation
before. It is not possible to take that
voyage without the sorest distress. To
every person except a capitalist out of
debt, or a salaried officer or annuitant,
it is a period of loss, danger, lassitude of
trade, fall of wages, suspension of en
terprise, bankruptcy and disaster. It
means ruin of all dealers whose debts
are twice their business capital, though
one-third less than their total property.
It means the fall of all agricultural pro
duction, without any great reduction of
taxes. What prudent man would dare
to build a house, a railroad, a factory or
a barn with this certain fact before him.''
SHERMAN IN 1896.
"Pile on your distress! I am no
common jay of a farmer. Im fixed.
Let her rip. It pays to represent
your people in congress."
WHAT JOHN H. MITCHELL,
OREGON'S U. 8. SENATOR,
SAID IN 1894.
"In my judgment, that part)', whether
republican or democratic, which goes
into the next presidential contest, either
pledged to the single gold standard, or
a platform containing a broad straddle
on the money question, one susceptible
of different constructions, in the expec
tation of deceiving the great majority
of the people, and with a candidate who
is unwilling to be understood as being
unalterably opposed to the single gold
standard in this country, and in favor
of the full constitutional' demonetization
of silver, the coinage of both gold i.r.d
silver on equal terms at the existing
ratio, will hi -" j.
' i P'Wi'
ivelv. as
zation of silvt,di2fc riWot HMfi
its demonetization cou'fl Te WWglil with
three-fourths of a bushel of wheat, or
four pounds of wool, and which now
costs three bushels of wheat, and twenty
pounds of wool, is not an honest, hut a
dishonest dollar."
This, and supported by his fen
ate record, is Senator Mitchell's
record and position on the money
question. According to the repub
lican press howlings. Hon. .1. II.
Mitchell must be an anarchist!
But is be? Is he not one of Ore
gon's best representatives in the na
tional law-making body.
England, with a gold stock many
times that of her silver, since 1816
has nearly a dozen times suspend
ed specie payment. Indeed, after.
the Baring Bros, failed a few years
ago, the chancellor of the exchec
quer announced that owing to the
increased competition for gold, a
return to bi-metallism was advis
able this is his message to Par
liament. Under the gold standard
since 1816, England's ISo.OOO land
-j, Ani t we Rre askp;d..her;
in these United States to support
alely the farmers are to i ote air?
in
this question.
How the republicans are kicking
because the democrats have put up
a man whon, the populists can sup
port! And now it is ''popocrats"
to all who support Bryan? But we
would ask our republican friends
what they would call (he men who j
supported Ihe republican-populist,
ticket at Monday s election in Ala
bama? Would you call them "pop-
uoroe' "0W' wo" 1 " 'Pettk ,
, .. .. .
ut 01 ee,
such a svstem of finance. Fortimrltw
"Mr." Ei.vaiu Atkinson my
!the men who advocate free coinniie
are "half willed" ninl the gold bug
papers are eagerly printing bis gen
tleniiuily expressions and with
great h villi! y placing his wise ut
terances before the public. Mr.
Atkinson is one of Nature's noble
men who believes he lias a corner
on all the gray matter in the uni-
i verse and tli.it all Other gold stn li
i dard lrnins Are but rt llieiive
I a 1 c . . ,
: "as. ics from lus glgnntle intellect.
! Therefore, lie r-ns.ts that oil op.
posed, from this assumed fact, me
possessed of but "half wit." The
wise Mr. Atkinson will have dis
covered before ho dies that it is
generally the idiot who tries to es
tablish such a claim of wisdom and
after he dies he will find that mag
gots will equally firfd a field in his
clay along with the "half wilted"
free silverites. The facetious nin
compoop should be called off by
bis gold standard advocates and
euppo'tcrs before be completely
ruins what some ot them honestly
believe to be an honest cause.
Every old line life insurance
company has made enormous prof
its for years and every old line
company is today so "honest" that
they don't want to see free coinage
of silver, because they will have to
pay their claims in "50 cent dol
lars," which they say they will do.
They would be immeasurably glad
to pay their claims in "50 cent dol
lars." They would be pleased to
do it. They know however that
this is all buncombe, this 50 cent
business, and if thtre were any
thing in it they would not be right
ing it. The truth of the matter is
there is a great per cent of British
capital in these life insurance com
panics and water can't rise above
its own level.
Do not let the word "republican"
or "protection" fool you. This is a
year when a man will ni port an
American system of linaiice, -r a
Britith system. S j longas we have
a British system, each year cutting
down the actual volume of circula
tion, just so long Great Britain will
get a double standard measure (If
product for a single standard ju ice.
England knows how to grind the
poor, for tilts reason our fore
fathers broke awav from--her
u fcna Mmunr i ia ritikh S:ZJi'P"" rT? imrennnin prom i
ow
iu legislation FlwMWjtarit:. " Votei
iiganist H. Tl "doesn't matter if
your i eigbbor call you a fool or an
archist. Be an American.
Thk less money we have to ex
change for our product the less a
farmer can get for the result of bis
toil. This is as England wants it,
and as it is, she is just as well off
as though we were under her rule
better in fact for she don't have
to call out the regulars to suppress
any of uitr bread riots.
McKinley once said, "A mortg
age is evidence of prosperity.'' This
was when McKinley knew he was
a mortgaged candidate; hence his
deduction. The people, irrespective
of party will not bear the Major
out in his calculations. That may
be the English idea of prosperity,
but il is not the American opinion
of economic law.
Alabama democratic
"olwitliJarb iwpulUl and
teiuWif r.n again fused
i Aoifl-ibhJT .r
on their
lAMMANY 'SocKv. New York.
itfiut for Bryan, ar.d when Tam
many endorses look out for a fight
to win.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
We (lcelititi that the act of 1873
rlrrnonelizing nilver without the
1 i . 1 .1 f . ,
kiiom iiwe or approval or 1 lie
American people hat reciul'ed in
the appreciation of gold and a cor
responding fall in the prices ot
:nini)iodities produced hy the peo
ple; 11 heavy increase in the burden
if taxation, anil of all debts, pub-
ie t nd private; the enrichment of
.he money lending elates at home
iinl abroad; paralysis of industries
ind impoverishment of the people.
We are unalterably opposed to
the single gold standard, which has
locked fast the prosperity of un in
Itistrioiis people in the paralysis
f hard times. Goid moiiometul
111 is a British polity, founded
i'pon British gre.d for gain and
power, and its general adoption has
brought other nations into financial
servitude to London. It is not on
ly un-American, but anti-American,
ur.d it can be fastened upon
the United States onlv by the sti-
flincr r.f l,t ,..:,. .1,1 i
love of liberty which proclaimed
our political independence in 1776
ami won it in the war of the revo
lution. 11 c ui inaiHi 11
We demand the imiiiedkUe
t-oriition of the free and unlimii.e.l
;coiniig.;ot gnld atnl uilver ill Un? !
pirdHiit legal ratio of lti to 1,
w ithout waiting for the aid or con- j
st'nt of any other nation. We de
mand that the standard silver dol
lar shall be n full legal tender,
equnlly with gold, for all debts,
public and private, and we favor
such legislation us will prevent I he
demonetization of any kind of le-gal-tei.der
money by private con
tract. We are opposed to the policy
and practice of su rendering to the
holders of the obligations of the
United States theoptiou reserved by
law to the government of redeeming
such obligations in either silver or
gold coin.
BOND ISSCK8.
We are opposed to the issuing of
interest bearing bonds of the Unit
ed States iu time of peace, and con
demn the trallicking with hanking
syndicates, which, it; exchange for
bonds at an enormous profit to
tbeinselves.snpplv the federal treas
ury with gold to maintain the poli
cy of gold nionoiiietiilisin.
Congress alone bus the power to
coin and issue money, and President
Jackson declared that this power
could not be delegated to corpora
tions or individuals. We therefore
demand that the powei to issue
notes be taken from the banks, and
that all paper shall be issued di
rectly by the treasury department.
We "hold that tariff duties should
be levied solely for the purpose of
revenue, nun that taxation should
he limiied by the needs of the cov
eminent, honestly and economical
ly administered.
Tilt. TARIFF.
We denounce as disturbing to bus
iness the republican threat to re
.-tore the McKinley law, which has
hoen twice condemned by llie peo
ple in national elections, ami which,
enacted under the false plea of pro
tection to home industry, proved a
prolific breeder of trusts iimlinoiiop
olies, enriching the few at the ex
pense of tlin tunny, restricted trade
and deprived the producers of the
American staples of access to their
natural markets. Until the money
question is settled, we are opposed
to any agitation for further changes
in our tariff laws, except such as are
necessary to make up the deficit in
revenue, caused by the adverse de
cisioii of the supreme court us to
tin income tax."
Besides this they will doubtless
ask tor ci nsiitiuionul amendment
to allow congress lo pass the in
come lax.
Notice for Publication
Lanh Office at OttKuoG,ti.e!ta.l btl" ' -4s TO ALL
rifrjof in sun-
aiid that said proof will
s County ('lrk of Wash
ingtou county, ut 1
ington eounlv. ut lliUshoru. Oregon, on
September III, 18SW; viz: -
.Toll 11 W Rauscli,
II. E. Tst Mft! fur the K V2 of S K K W
U of H K M and N E of S W of sec 2i
T 3 N 1-t 5 W.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his com unions residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Leon tiwett. Win Feldt, Max Burgholzer,
Joseph Burpbolzer all ot Buxton Ore.
l!Mi KoiiERT A. Miller, Register.
Notice for Publication.
I.anii Offick at Orkoon City, Oii.i
Julv HI. IS'W.f
XT ('TICK is hereby eiven that thefollow-
11 ing-immed settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make tiiial proof in Hup
jioit of his eluiin, and that said proof will
lie ir.ude before County Clerk of Washing
ton count v at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Sept U, IKKi, viz:
William Tliurstan,
II. K. Xo. 8I'(1 for the W JofN K V. uiul
W U of S K V. ofS.ec 28 T 3 N It 4 w.
He names the following- witnesses to
prove ins continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said Inud, viz:
Arthur Kfrnx, K. K. Mucker, H. T. Bux
ton. ( . A. IVtersnn.ol Buxton Oregon.
20-0 KoiikrtA. Millkk, Register
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
NOTICE IS HEKKBY GIVEN, that,
whereas un execution and order of sale
was on the 23rd (lav of Julv. IS'KI. ilulv is.
sued out the circuit court of the Statu of
Oregon tor the county of ashington in a
cause in said court wherein itobert Bal
four, Hubert liruiiie Foinmn and Alexan
der (iuthrie were plaiutifls and Gideon ().
Bailey, Horn llai ley, George Pope, assign
ee of Gideon O. Bailey, insolvent debtor,
and Wadhains (fe Company, it corporation,
were defendants, upon a judgment, decree
and order of sale duly taken unit entered
in said court and cause on the 23rd day of
July, 1K86, in favor of the said plaintiffs
and against the said defendants Gideon o.
Bailey and Dora Bailev. for the sum of
five thousand, fifly-two and (it-lUO dollars,
fii0o2.(U j in gold coin of the United Htates
w ith interest thereon iu like coin ut the
rate of eight 8l per cent, per annum from
said 23rd day of July. lKftfi, and the further
sum of twenty-one dollars costs and dis
bursements; and said execution is to me
directed coininunding ine as sherift'nf said
comity to sell the real property below de
scribed in order to satisfy said sum of tive
thousand, hfty-two and (Jl-lOO dollars and
twenty-one dollars costs and disbursments
and accruing costs.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursu
niieenf said execution, decree and order ol
sale I shall, on Tuesday the 1st day of Sep
tember, lbfjfl, at the hour of ten o'clock A.
M. ol said day, at the frontdoor of the
county comt house ut Hillsboro, in said
county of Washington, offer for sale and
sell at public auction to tho highest bidder
for cash, gold coin of the United Slates,
the following described real property:
Beginning at the northwestcorner ofsec
tion twenty-four 24 in township ono 1
south of range one 1J west of the Willuin
ette Meridean, and running thence east one
hundred mid sixty l0 rods; then(!
south one hundred (100) rods; thenco west
one hundred and sixty (160) rods; thence
north one hundred (1001 rods to the nlacn
of beginning contaiiiingoiie.hundred acres
of land situate in Washington -county,
Stale of Oregon; and also the following
tract of land, to-wit: Beginning ut the
Government stake on the west line of said
section twenty-four (is4), it being the half
mile stake on said line; thence east one
hundred and sixty (1(10) rods; thence north
sixty (00) rods; thence west one hundred
and sixty (100) rods; thence south sixty
(00) rods to the place of beginning, con
taining sixty ucrcs of land, more or less,
in township one (J), south of range one (I)
west of the Willamette Merideun, in Wash
ington County. Stale of Oreiron : to satisfy
said sums of money, and the costs and ex"
penses of sale: suiif property will he sold
subject to Ihe statutory right of redemp.
i."'ii.
Paled, .Inly !, vm. X. P. Bradford.
'';r1tTof Wat-hinKton County, Oregon.' :
riuintbi,
...... 1. ... . nnanwuii Aui'iney ior
10-5
Look!
Rare Bargains
rp
n.
Enquire at Thk Attois ollice.
No S til aeres, half cleared, 1 aero boa
verdam, rest slashed and sown to grits,
no Imildinirs. noes for iv" ner nero. With
in two mill's of llillslioro. Terms, JUKI i
down, halaiire in .1 years at 1(1 per cent.
Or will sell 40 anvs, of w hieli ulmvo is n
purl, ut Hiiiiie prire per acre, iiii'liuling lf
acres of hea eiilani and nwmII cleared.
No 3 lis acres, highway running
through center of place, ao acres in culti
vation; ucith in orchard, apples, pears j
and plums; il room house; lug ham, gooit ,
well of water; M acres of licavci duui, easv
t .. .... I. I : , 'i 1
III ui mi citu i, til iiiii; pnm-t' ucn wmcico
liy springs and creek; 1(10 acres under
fence; II miles from posi n'lUce, daily
mui.1; 1 mile from school house and six
miles north uf llillslioro. (.iocs cheap for
cash.
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
Third streets, T.lxl".'", with good building
thereon, suitable I'orauy kind of business,
and in excellent repair, will go at a bar
gain fur cash. Part payment and balance
on long lime with security.
No 5 13 acres; half cleared, balance in
(rass. Good house of four rooms; good
ham uiul outbuildings. Tine orchard of
So trees mid various other small fruits.
150 chickens 50 ducks, i-horse wagon,
2 sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
I horse and farm implements. livery
thing goes for 5650, cash in hand.
K. Jh .S Kill, iii-lc Ml.
TO THE
EAST
Gives the choice, of
TWO Tit A S'SCOXTISKSTA J.
ROUTES
Great Union
Northern liy. - Fiicilic liy.
VIA
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
AND
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Leave
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F.:r full details call on or address:
W II IIl'RLKl'RT,
Gen'l Pmss Agent Portland, Oregon.
Or J. I. Knight, Hillsboro, Ore.
Notice for Publication.
Land Okfick at Ohho'in City, Oh.)
June in. 1N!ki,(
VJOTICE is hereby given that the follow
ll ing-nained settler has tiled noti :o of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, mid that said proof will
be made before tho County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Aug, H, IHIWI, viz:
Joseph Ilickoiibottoni,
Pre. I). S. No. 7!K)H, for the N V I of S 10 y.
N K of 8 W 4 H E M of N W 8 W ol
N E Yi See 15. 'I 4 X R W.
e names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resilience upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Emery W She-ly, II I Van Hlaricom,
Albert Wood, S I) Sheely, Vernonia, Ore
gon. 15-0 Robert A. Millkk, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Offick at Orkoon City, Oii.i
July 10, IWDj.f
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
settler has liled notice ol
his intention to nmie final proof in pup.
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Coiinly Clerk of Wash,
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon on
Aug. 28. lKIWi, viz:
James 1) Mc&rath
II. E. No. 0173, for the N N W i & N
i J'j 'A cec. ,-vi t lniio w .
Ho names the following witnesses lo
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laud, viz.
Harry iSoulhard, Edward Drake, Thomas
Jackson and Bradford (lakes all of (Juston
Ore.
17-0 Rohkkt A. Mim.kr Register.
NOTICE.
Notice 19 hereby given that my son,
Gust Preudcnthal, aged 16 years, has
this day been by me granted his full and
legal right to his time until he attains
his majority, nud after this date I will
pay no bills of his contracting. The pub
lic will govern itself accordingly.
Mrs. Sophia Bkooks.
Dated at Hillsboro Ore.,Juyl 20, 1896.
Notice far Publication.
Land Office at Orkoon City, On. I
July. 0, lH'io. J
IOTIOE is hereby Riven that the I'ollov
I iiiK-nunied settlerhas filed notice ol liis
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be
made before County Clerk of Washington
County at Hillsboro, Oregon 011 Aug. ''.,
lsao, viz:
Clans Cliristimiaon
II. K. No, 741B1 for the N U of NWtiSWI
of N w X and N W 4 of B VV V Bee 15 T 8
N It 4 VV.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon und
cultivation of suid hind, viz:
Carl (iribner, K J Crnbh, Fred Wulf and
Fred tlreeuer, all of Kiixton, Oregon.
17-fl Kohkht A. Mii.i.kk, Iteuister
NOTICE.
y OTICE is hereby given that nil county
XJ warrants enuorseil prior to Jan.
20, are now payable at the olllee of
MllflplhK' IaII Q'llll
lib
1JM
the county treasurer and interest will 1 iso- ui the Vie 1 i..t ,, , "u,1 no 1101(4011 luesuays, liiiirsciiiysniifl Bat
cease 011 same after August 9, 1896. ! north raiiue 4 west '01 v,l,iLwVV""hlp. 4 UV,uT- A" b,l"'i'"'f' ontrusted to hini
liateu ut Hillsboro, Oregon, Aug. 8, 18M.
A. B. Cadv.
o-lf
County Treasurer
Want8d-An Idea
''tSSSSi
una juna wwuekbuhh 00., rmtont Attor.
Ml WUhlMtAll. n I' n 1 1.. I. At fta, nalu 1
Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
The Hillsboro
Select Stock
of Stationery.
HILLSBORO CITY
1. IC
eef, Mutton, Veal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
II iciest
Maiket : 1'iicc : I'aitl : for : fat : Cattle. : SIkt : anil : Mojn
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STIIKKT,
V, T. Andrew. President.
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
( hieorpiiliiled June h, I S!t!,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNTAINHAI.K, ORKOON.
Farmers Take Notice . .
TiiH DUDLEY FLOUIilXfi MILLS
Locate il near Ceuliu ville, Washington County
The I'loK-rsiK-iicI is IV.'imreil to do l''irst Class Milling in Kvcrv I. inn
EXCIIAXCE A Sl'I'CI.UTY BUCKWHEAT AM) RYE MILLED
All kinds of grain chopped by llrsl class modern methods All outputs warranted
.:. I-DSON.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
TIIIIKE I'OI.I.KIIK CorKHKH
. . . Classical, Scientific, Literary.
rpilli ACAD1C.MY irc'iiri'S for Colleen nml ;ivc( it tliomtitli V.wg
A liish Kiltmiition; the tut in'piir;iti,,n for 'I'l'itrliintf or KiiHincsi.
All exmiisp very low. I'lounl nml rooms i.t tin- I.inlii-s'
Ifull. -tH t) H per week, inclndiny t-li-iliio liuhl nml heut.
The Collcgo Dnrniilory, uiidiT rx ellci;t iihiiiiili ii'eni, fnr
nishi'H board mid room at !f22o it wi'ik. Iloerdmil
room in private families, l"J.."(J ami upHiii.U. Munv tui
(It'litH relit rooms ami boaid tin no-i lvcs i:l i iol.il ci'i: i,i,t
to exceed .tt oU per week. Tlie fail tern. I. giiiH SeplemU-r
1G, 1S')(5. For particular!! or i-m.-iloue mliiios,
THOMAS McCLELLAND,
1' iiii sl ( ! i i.ve, ( Ireijiin.
WILEY & DENNIS,
ZICITY LIVKRY STAHLK
Cor. 2nd and Washington Street, Is
WHERE VOU WILL FIND THE
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. COOD TEAMS, COOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS,
ITtejtep
A smart Broadway, New
York, druggist has
41.1 1 " ...
falgll Hanging OUtSiae
hlS Store it rmrVa 1 Via
U13 faWJiC, It mariCS ine
new era of drus?' sellinrr
To 4f ,h ,
IS It ally WOnder that he
rin tr rnlTrrrr. In'o -,,,
Has lO enlarge JllS quar-
terS, that his Clerks nrp
W , 1 41 11 7
busy, and that his store is
nnp rif ihf mncf
One Ol ine mOSt popular
alone: the leadin? thor.
S( -auoi IUU1-
OUghiare ?
Ynn rnn affn-rA iA
lou can anora to trade
wim a druggist who gives :
you SCOTT'S EMULSION -when
you ask tor it." i
Notice for Publication.
La Nil Om R AT Obkuon City. Or. I ll , liifrnamed settler has tiled nolki.. . f
NnT(rp. , . . JunnL'S.lHnB. f his intention to make final proof in sup
0 K.h is hereby Riven thai the follow- port of his clu and that said proof will
InK-nuiued sot tier bur tiled notice of , be made before tbeCountv Clerk of Wasli
u i intention to makii hnal prool in sun-: ington county, at llillslioro, Onytn. on
port ol his claim, and that, said proof will : Aug. 21. I8IK1, viz "
be made belore the County Clerk of Wash- ,,,
mgton c ly at Hillsboro, Or"iton on 1 Jlln M Iow"
Aug. 8, li, viz: I II. K, No, 8721, for the N K 14 S Ifl '4 W W
iivnrg U Oeisel, i :nv.K a K '"' 8 w X 8ou ;,n T 8 N
v0f, for ",0 W 01 8 w M Swt He names the following witnesses ti
Ht i 11 11 d w. provcliis continuous residence upon and
He iiaines the following witnesses to ' ""'tivation of said land, viz :
prove his continuous resilience upon 'und I , A A rchlw.lit, J. (.!, Manruder, William
cultivation of said land, viz: Houseien, iMIIshoro, Oregon, and U. 11.
B Collins, K Hinith, of Fir Oregon r 1 Howell, ..Jountaindale, Oreuon.
.Yoson i luost, 01 uuies (:reek Oregon.
Ifl-fl lioiiRHT A. Mii.i.kr, Itegistef
Notice.
U. S, Land OrricR.i
Oregon City, Oro.l
nOM PLAINT having beo'u e'.ffl Ht
ri: ,,V,l.J - H'irt.nunlnrtI
i,iiesteud Inf v No fwu , , "
j Oregon, with a view to th e, Z 11 ,. V .il
Mnifl pi irn H,o ...IJ . "I
Bumnioneil to appear ut the U.S. i..,a
!voft.:lir
iMLiiiitt
OIBce, Oregon City. Oroi'on.on the on h
i'iS
17 1
Koubit A. MilIEb. Regidtar.
Wm. Oailowav, Beeelvor.
Patent Medicines,
f roprietary Articles.
Pharmacy
Particular At lent Ion raid to
Physicians' Prescript ions Hint
Family I(ccIicn.
MEAT MARKET.
UKUSI, I'ltor
iili.i.si:tii;i).
OUKtiON.
I. W. pi'innicr, Nrcn-inrv
BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HA
SUMMONS.
In the Justice Court lor North Hillsboro
Justice OITI10 I'oaco and ( ouslable llis-
trlet, cuunly. ot asliiuglon, State of Or
i vgon.
i VVi liam Davis, I'laintilt,
1 vs. 1
II. V. Hurpliy and II. II. VeC'urthy, 1
piirtueis ibiiiiK liusiness under the
linn name of Ilurphv and MeCiir
, HiJ'i iH'lendauts. j
j To M. V. Durphy and II. 11. .McCarthy,
tho above named ileli'iiilunls:
IN TIIH NA.MK OF TIIK tU'ATK Ol-'
Onipm you and each of you are bere
I by required 1,1 In, twi appear in the nlmve
hiIUIimI Justice Court in llillsliorn, Wash-ini-'lon
County, Origin, on or before tho
'Mi (lay of AiiKiist.. lK!i,,(,u thou and thero
unswur the complaint liled nyaliiHt you in
: said above entitled court. And ymt will
' please take notice I hat If von fail to ho up-
lieur ti, til in, u, ,'.. 1 1... ..!..':...: iv ...ill i.....
.nminent au'iiiiiHt you Ibr the sum id Jl.r
...... i. nr. i, , ,111' lllllllll I II M 111 1111"
wl,h lnlero-l llu'ieonsineelhe IhI tlay of
' '"'.V. IHIKI, and forlhiiHaleoflliefollowing
described personal properly taken and al-
,i"'l,t, HutiHiy said huuin, to-wit: one
K,t''.V mare, Heveu years old; one giev maro
Hix .vcnsoldi one grey Inirse. six years
'ld one brown lilly. lii'nr yeaiH old; one
grey tllly.one year old; ono mad cart and
WKlMliurnnsMj one spoiled cow and call',
a,"ir,,,rth" '"" (liHliursoments d"
ti''V!,aio1'-
, 1 lllN, suiiiinoiiH In served ajjalnst yon
1V order of W, I). Smith, .Iimiico ol'tlio
'",o tor niui iiinNiH,n niNiiiet, w.ish-
lnKtoiicounty,(irgon,(hiled JulvM,lKI.
, W. I). Smith,
' !!H 'W'J1,0 1"1"'" N"rtl' Uillslion
i District wiwhinn,,,,..,,,,,,.,, n...,n.
(ii:o. . HaiiIiKV,
Attorney lor I'laiutill, .
. i
Notice for Publication.
Land Okkick at Okkuon Citv, Ok.i
, July 7,
17-0 Uoiikbt .V. Mii.lm. Keglster.
WM. fUPPUK,
Snccei,.ir to f! It Mead)
EXPRESS!
Makes regular tripi, to Porlland .1
Oil
""""'y. Wodnosdayi, and Fridays, r
rtv
!i. ' i. iv -,',',""y biwiiiiwi
V'" ' 'U'KIU- I'" K IIIeR leilNO OIIC.
want0i l
wanted-An Idea
ui 111 1 n noes
0 .
oV
Who ota this
of torn lmpl
Ihlu to naunilr
iwtn.f .rlbrion,TO,ora
I nen an.