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Newspaper Page TextTHE HILLSBORO ARGUS. THURSlWfY. AUGUST 13. 18!l. X THE ARGUS County Official Paper. i The Only Democratic Paper in Wash injrtou County. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY - , ' The Argus Publishing Company. " Ki-BscmmoM pbio. Single ropy 111 i: cent. , One ye, irt.oti. Six months it cent. Thru months -15 ceuta. TW O KINDS OF FARMING . That kind of farming which is productive of reeul.s which call for government is too well known to need analysis. The hone and sinew of all government comprise this class. They produce that all may have and enjoy life. But there is another class of farmers and con ditions which favor the tillers of his reply: "and myself in paiticu-' W ith a production cotton iar." Indeed this paraphrase by j greater by three times than all the . if : t . useii is so purely personal ana ex planatory of Mr. Yates' position ac to almost cause one to deem the an swer not for uhlication. A sent the proposition now being extensively practised for campaign purposes that of giving a man 50 cents in merchandise and a Mexi- E nte red at the Post-office at Hillsboro, Oregon, us hccond-clas mail matter. OUR CANDIDATES. j the soil in no way specifically favor ; cnn (llllar for an U. S. silver dol (these gentry, lhis cla is com-: hir. This is no surprise. Every J pr.sd of those who make and amass ;inlv ,H. kl)mVH !)liv,hillg , j wealth by "farming" in money. i .e Mican dollar,' or for that i The interests of the money farmer ' Ul.r the American silver dollar, i .,,1 it,., ;n... ..-:t :.J.....: . ' .. . i.ioh. are uieiiu-;knoW8 th.,t K, t.0llmim.ja vut cam- ami mainemcAiiy opposite. wf eitht,r is m!, trifl(i m nen me money tanner can erea'e 50 cen(8 ty law, such conditions as will FOR PRESIDENT William J. Bryan, Of Nebraska. more than The time was when eith er was a standard dollar. This was before the U. S. and the Latin union demonetized the while metal. Restore to the silver bullion its rights of mi 11 face and the livul i-.- i ........ 11 1 ... .. V 0 "e uuiuiis ivuicu naiurauv iienem me ..1,, lv u, rest of the world; with a production 1 of wheat comprising about I one-third of the world's; with re-' sources unparalleled yet to be de veloped; with rich mines awaiting; the w-ukiog; with the most intelli gent people on the late of (he earth. This is tile United States. It has all of these n sources and but 70 millions people. This means thai it is selling to a good many times seventy million. And yet the agri cultural farmer is considered se condary to the "money farmer-' where legislation is concerned. Mil, UllYAVK I'HAKACTKK Look! Rare Bargains Purest Drills and Chemicals. Tatont Medicines. Proprietary Articles. The Hillsboro Pharmacy make his money more valuable In: obtains more of the agricultural farmers increment. Therefore, it is but reasonable to suppose that con- Ulihtld instead bv a raiser of cotton, wheat, meat, or connnereial parity. Then we "will farm productions are not to the sel- j ,.,, .,.,!.,., uf .i,,..,,,.,,,,,. .;,, . ... . ... FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. ARTHUR SEWALL, Of Maine. DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. We declare that the act of 1873 demonetizing silver without the , knowledge or approval of the . American people has resul'ed in the appreciation of gold and a cor f responding fall in the prices of 1 commodities produced by the peo ; pie; a heavy increase in the burden of taxation, and of all debts, pub lic r.nd private; the enrichment of the money lending classes at home tmd abroad; paralysis of industries) and impoverishment of the people. We are unalterably opposed to the single gold standard, which has locked fast the prosperity of an in dustrious people in the paralysis of hard times. Goid nionoiue'tal ism is a British policy, founded upon British greed for' gain and power, and its general adoption has brought other nations into financial servitude to Loudon. It is not on ly un-America n, but anti Atueri .ttHtpWfd it can be fastened upon. taUnhed States onlv by the sti- ' Pi uAt 1. .. . :.. .1 . 1 . . , Brtnjtir nui, iiiuouiiiaoie s.pirn and - fffve of liberty which proclaimed our political independence in 1 77g and won it in the war of the revo lution. We demand the immediate res toration of the free and unlimited coinage ot gold and silver at the present legal ratio of lb' to 1, without waiting forth, aid or con sent of any other nation. We de mand that the standard silver dol lar shall be a full legal tender, equally with gold, for all debts, public and private, and we favor such legislation as will prevent the demonetization ot any kind of legal-tender money by private con tract. We are opposed to the policy Hnd practice of su rendering to the holders of the obligations of the United States the option reserved by law to the government of redeeming such obligations in either silver or gold coin. BOND ISSUES. We are opposed to the issuing of interest bearing bonds of the Unit ed States in time of peace, and con fish interest of money farmers. Take the history of our financial legislation for 30 years and see for which class of farmers laws have been enacted laws which benefit the producing farmer or laws which will make the money farmer's soil and business the more productive. The average historian, with the above thoughts, which are axioma tic, can find much food for reflect ion in the occurrences of legislation for the past twenty five years. Af ter the war had closed, this nation owed over two and one-half billions of dollars. Besides this it had put in circulation a vast amount of greenbacks which were being specu lated upon and in by the financial farmers. The nation's bonds were payable in coin, and in the early seventies agitation demauded the re sumption of specie payment. Pro gress was marking the track of the United States. The days of re-con-ftruction were on. People were busy building up their homes and developing new ones Little atten tion was paid to legislation. Here was the money farmer's opportuni ty. Arrange matters so these bonds should be payable in gold; arrange so all the greenbacks, many of which were owned by speculators, should be payable in like mime; ; deprive the silver dollar of its mon etary supremacy and make it n de preciated dollar; do these things and what would be the resuli? But one metal could be not have to bond and pay interest to bolster up a fictitious value, which existed commercially before holders of gold obligations encom passed a legislation erroneous and baneful in the extreme. The Oregoniiin is using methods which 110 metropolitan paper desir ing reputation for fairness or intel ligent argument fan afford to adopt. It constantly fills its headlines over press dispatches announcing the movements of candidate Bryan, with sneers and balderdash which would put to shame such publica tions as even the Sunday Welcome. Such methods might be practised by the weak country press, but for such journals as the Oregonian the usage, either for pay or. opinion, is unseemly, and in the end will only arouse the American instinct of a tair field and fair play. People will soon look upon this method as poor argument and the result will be an investigation into the merits of the financial question -and votes lot Mr. Brvan. Two British Empire relies upon the United States for a large per cent of her breadstuffs, meats, cot ton etc., and her speculators u ho hold bonds and collateral holdings against our goverment and proper ties are naturally alive to every op portunity which wiil give them more of our productions for their minted j volume of interest. This is but . . i 1 1 aim noaieu as primary money; an . natural and if thev take ih, ,l,i,, increased demand for gold wc-uld j ,v default no one'is to blame but naturally tollow; all values of land at d labor would be effected as con traction nould be an inevitable sequence and the money farmers those who dealt in stocks and bonds would be able to buy more of the produce with his interest. All these -things have came to puss. No one disputes it, and yet there are many who fioth at the mouth if aught be be said to effect that the working farmer has rights which the money farmer should not be allowed to subordinate. Americans. Every contraction of either English or A mr-nr-an currency volume means a lower price for American farm and field produc tions. Every true American will vote against a continuance of a money system which means degra dation of all that ourcountrv stands for. THAT UNPUBLISHED PONDENCE. CORKES. The United Stales has about 70 milH his of a population, (iold standard advocates are making a Depicted by a I'l-eNciuutlon to an Opponent. Mr. Bryan presented liis opponent for congress, Mr Connell of Omaha, a copv of "C.rav's Elegy," at the conclusion of a joint discussion in 1890. Mr. Hrvan said: "We now liriug to a close this series of debates which was arranged bv our committees. I aui glad that we have been able to conduct these discus sions in a courteous and friendly man lier. If I have in any way offended in word or deed, I offer apology and regret andasfieely forgive. I desire to pre sent to you in remembrance of these pleasant meetings, this little volume, lie cause it contains 'Gray's Elegv,' in the perusal of which I trust you will find as much pleasure ami profit as I have. It is one oi me most iieautilul and touch ing tributes to human life that literature contains, (..rund 111 Us sentiment and sublime in its simplicity, we can both mid 111 it a solace 111 victory or defeat If success should crown vonr efforts in this campaign and it shou'd be vour lot me applause 01 listening s.-naiea to command' and I am left 'A youth to for tune and to lame unknown,' t'opjet not us who 111 the common walks of life per form our part, but in your hour of tri- nuipii recall the verse: Let not ambition mock their useful toil Their homely joysand dcstiniesobs.'ure Nor grandeur hear with disdainful smile; The short and simple annals of the poor.- If on the other hand by the wrdict of my countrymen I suoiiiu lie "lade vour successor, let it not be said of you - And melancholv marked him for her own.' but find sw eet consolation in the thought : 'frull many a gem of purest ray serene Hie dark unlathomed caves of ocean bear, Full many a flower is bom to blush un seen, And waste its sweetness on the desert air. T)... 1. .1. . . cm wueuier me paim ot victory is given to you or to me let us remember tliose ot whom the poet says: 'l''ar from the maddening crowd's igno ble strife, Their sober wishes never learned to stray; Along the cool setiuested vale of life. They keep the noiseless tenor ot their way.' These are the ones most likely to be forgotten by the government. When they cry out for nlie"f they too often hear no answer but the 'echo of their cry.- while the rich, the strong, the pow erful, are given an attentive enr. For this reason is class legislation dani-erous and deadly. It takes from the least able to give and gives to tliose who are least in need. The safety of our farmers and our laborers is not in special legislation, but in equal and just laws that bear alike on every man. The great mass of our people are in terested, not in getting their hands into other people's pockets, but in keening the hands of other people out of their pockets. Let me in parting express the hope that you and I may be instrumental in bringing our government back to the netler laws, which will treat every man in ad our land alike, without regard to creeo or condition. 1 but vou a Ir endlv I IU R I t. I M Enquire at The Ahui's ollice. Select Stock ) of Stationery. Pa it Ir 11 1 a r Alii 1 Hi 1 1 1 id (t I'll vsii ia ns' l i 1 m 1 ion ami I'm 111 1 lv ltccipi'N. i;. No 2 10 acres, Imlt' cleared, 1 uero bea-vei-dam, rest slashed and sow 11 to grass, I no building's, goos for .' per m-ro. With-1 ill two lllili.u ill' llillwlu.,-.. 'I' fti.uil down, balance in a years at to per cent. Or will sell 40 acres, of which nbovo is 11 part, at saniii prico per aero, including tfl acres of beiiverdani and sw ait cleared. No ,'t rjs acres, highway running through center ol'place, All acres in culti vation; 2 acres in orchard, apples, pears anil plums; li room house; log hum, good well of water; :iu acres of beaventnui, easy to put in cultivation; place well watered by springs and creek; UK) acres under fence; li miles from post olllce, daily mail; 1 mile front school house and six miles north of Hillsboro. Hoes cheap for cash. No 4 A good corner lot 011 Main and Third streets, 7."x17.", with good building thereon.suitablcforauy kind of business, and in excellent repair, w ill go at rt bar gain for cash. Pari payment and balance on long time with security. No s 12 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, ISO chickens 50 ducks, 1 -horse wagon, 2 sets single harness, good row, 3 heifers l horse and farm implements. Every thing goes for f6so, cash in hand. HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET. I. V. IIKHSI , I'iioi- Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork Kept Constantly on Hand. Highest : Maiket : Trice : Paid : tor : I at : Cattle. : Sheep Cash Paid for Poultry. MAIN STUKKT, - IHI.I.SIIOltO, and : Hue. OUKtJON. W. T. Andrews. President. ). . Hommcr, Su-iplnry ANDREWS LUMBER CO. tlm-u Miialcil Jam. s, ls!. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. MOliNTAIXDAI.K, OK liCON. Farmers Take Notice to'. Ni'.ll., lure TO THE A S T Gives the choice of ... TWO Til A SSCOXrLEM'A I ROUTES Hoi V 11 li onnern ny SPOKANE MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL PACIFIC DENVER OMAHA AM) KANSAS CITY Leave LOW KATES TO ALL KA8TUUN (UTIE8 Ocean Steamers Portland Every Five Day ... KOU.... SAN FRANCISCO Kcr full details call on or address; VV H HCRMil'BT, Oen'l Puss Agent Portland, Oregon, Or J. I. Knight, Hillsboro, Ore. Ilavlmr Leased and Itemodelnl THE DUDLEY I LOUIilNO MILLS Located near 'eaten ill,., Washington County ... Th" '''"'l-' I in I'lvp irecl lo , t- irst C:,s, M i J,,. i !;,,-, U KXl!!.t;i; A SPECIALTY J BUCKWHEAT AM) KYI! MILLED Ail kinds of grain chopped by fust class modern o.hods--A!l outputs warranto - V" K1WON. UNIVERSITY TllliEK (OI.I.KOI-: ('Ol'HHKS . . . Classical, Scientific, Literary. UIK ACADEMY prepares f,- College ,i,l given a ti(.n..igl, K,IE IikIi hducition; the. best prcpumtioii for Touching r liiiHinem. All t'xpciiM'H very low. ltoanl nn.l rooms nt the Lwlie' Hall , M Li-! p,.,- week, iucliKliup electric light nn.l heal. 1 he College Dormitory, under excellent iiuinueement, fur nishes hoard and room ,a t'J.2.1 per Me, l. Hn,m ,.( room 111 private fa mi lien. ..Il) ami upwards. Mi,v Mil dents rent moms ami hoard iheiio-elves at a total cost not Vc'TIe1 $l,;'r'U ,,er W,"'k' TlM' h,n -" 1,1 'pfuil"'r It), IS.lt). I' or particulars or cut.-ilogm. address, THOMAS MCCLELLAND, I'lM'Cst (ilove, Oregon. Notice for Publication. farewell. great argument ahottt ro Hon. C. P. Yates' part of the following correspondence that was prepared with the expectation that it would appear in last week's Argus, but as it did not, the suspicion is aroused that Editor Long considered that he had cauvhr i.n dem.. the trafficking with banking ldS self exPlail' j ' -"i .-hi cAtiiiviij'c ior 1 bonds at an enormous profit to themselveB,supply the federal treas ury with gold to maintain the poli cy of gold monomelalism. Congress alone has the oower to coin and issue money ,and President Hillsboro, July 20, 1896. Hon. CP. Yates Esq., Manning, Ore. Dear Sir: What do you hold as the best for America free and unlimited coinage of gold and silver at the ratio of 10 10 1 or me gold standard, the present Jackson declared that this nmver tUr" ma,L You Truly, L. A. Long u .1 . , . . . - r count not D6 delegated to corpora i 1; 1 1" ... . . r nuns or inaiviuuais. We therefore svaiciu ui nnancer 1'lease answer bv re. enrreuee ol United States Manning, Ore., July 27, 1896. Mr. I millions of people making a mone .. 1 1... ...... r 1 1 , 1 ,1. . un mi-ir.-i 01 me nor 11. lotimse who do i:ot closely analyze the sit hhi ion huh argument, win bear some fr e. lint- the fads arc these Nve even now export more cotton than all the t.st of the world pro ttuces; we export mure wheat am com than any other nation in ex - l?i 11 .1 ineciicr, jM)r an tnese. exports r.u,. ..: . t -i un- wmwgc di snver wouict open a market, and gupj y a currency for both the millions it- would supply and the millions here. And that circulate in the - x ueiuunu inai me power to ibsub : r .7 -.r .roir: IOUIS - - .1 i.-. i - .. . . : iuc turn insc came to iimni nH i 1 . . ; ZZ " laKe" Ir,t,)e ,ld ; ply would state that after carefully read- i r Crtl"UI "w,,wl 'V AEAHLY every dollar of surplus eaiiihil i.i-n,.,l !,., i;c. r ' - n , ,. . . , - j "o-c mat aner caretullv read-1 1 V "lu ,;lB"ouite VJ. r1 ajl Wer Bha11 be, lsped di- ing the republican democratic an'd pop- j companies i i real estate or other eotly by the treasury department. pl'tform. and a studv of the princi- mH,.(il ,,, ., , , We hold that .ttriflPl..nL .1 1,1 1 Plestherein enunciated, I think it is to i f1101 1" b "Iir1' h"ld their be levied solely for the purpose itS fre! "r " coinage. Mtriltl IIB n rt t L. .. . ..: I 1,1. - ,. r . . 1 " l- be limited by the needs of the gov ernment, honestly and economical ly administered. "weight of the crown of thoma ,,.i -"V Will Pot make 43 cents on HTntaT.hh?Cro"Cfg0J,,!" Be- every dollar u,u.l we have f,ee !lTln?.t?.'f I sha support and vote for! c;i,.. i..:.,i...:. ., , ... win. Mckinley lor President at the No-I '"m-nm. i ney K now line, vember election. Yours Tmlv rifc nml if il.o.. L-..o,.. ii . .1 Tin.. TAnim P. Vatoa r.i..j . y . .. '' count WedenotinceaoAisturbinctohus'. ti,; . . ,'. , ,' . '. r,l,,ke 4 cents on every dollur l.v . 1 ...v - jl inn ltiin in . 111111 nchn.i 'i1.. , w mess the republican tfireat to re-! 4 , . i-..... u? msiicli a law, they "ore Hie aicKmley law, which has , Iclieu" ftJr- i"'g!fnr BrViin lieeil twice cnnnYin nw hv il,D i '" S 1101 answer the miprv n-l.i.,1. . ........ p.. , 1,,, IJCVI' J 1 T J " llll II is plainly seen to be a direct one, and in 1,0 way should he answered ... "V1(IHVH ttw I 117 UCU vple in national elections.'and wh'ich, nac'.ed under the false plea of pro- u us. ry, proved a .except u.mualifiedlv V, 1.. proline orecderot trusts a ndmnnop-1 V, . ' . . , ' , olies, enriching the few at the ex-1 lute8 8md tl,at he preferre preferred would all clamor ns J 'resident. Thiir sim urities would he worth ns much were ihey in realty. Perhaps more, but as these companies are all closely allied with hanking and Cnriiirulu ii.ihii.i:, it - 0 ' tw. 4i . 1 i 1 rM"lc mmi uiiuiiK uuy linn r- ficnseof the many, restricted trade ,he. Bold standard and protection"! ul'v want to keen down .1,1 ,.l and deprived the producers of the j ' bi-metalisiu and a democratic -iimrricHii Maples ot access to their iiaiurnl markets. of currency. i revenue nlank. his ieu,a ,.,.. 1.1 until the mnnev : 1 t 1. 1 - 1 1 question is settled, we are opposed 1 - " 'u"m As the an to any agitation for further changes j r ls lrrelevHllt 'he directness in our ta riff laws, except suchns areH llie c,,iery' 11 WHB not published. urucppwr uj mitttu up uie aencit in ; 1 r. i aies' perwmul nlutemunte ! wotm nliA AAimal tt tlx.. 1 .ill 1 , uj uienuverse ae- nave been that he was onnosed tolaml t,. Ti, . 1 , ' CM of the supreme court as ,0 the Kold 8tunard . JJj ji.T . " !'? Th' l" hip income iax. , , ,, """i"- says 11 is a lulschood Besidei this they will doubtless !., ",s re-0'"'ia'iin at last rr tug wiivdiiiiiiJviia aijciiuujeni r "viiiihj vuii veil tiwn. V fr-Ty llow congrese to pass the in- likely Mr. Yates thought of this at the moiiieiit he wrote the above in Senator Thurston, at Madison, charged Bryan with being in the employ of silver mine owners. Sen ator StliWftrt has fleiiinnlo,! ,f say. and Ihurston still remains silent. The public will take Mr. Thurston's statement for what it is worth as a auipaign lie. Administrator's Notice. NOTICH is hereby Biven that the under siKiied has been by the county court ol U usliiiiurton countv lnw.,n ,.,,,.;,,. ed adiiiiniNtrator of tliu estate of' John Mc- onKpy, ucicased. am lias 1 In W mm iiii.rl as such. All jwi-Nons having olaiins iifruinst said estate aro hereby no tified to present the same to nie Hitfij)rop er vouchers at the law olhce of 8. H. ilus- 1011, 111 iiiiishoro, Oregon, within six months from this date. Dated at llilNboro, Oregon, this 10th day 01 .1U(!11SI, iy,K). UPMPHRRT I'KAKSON, Adiiiinisti-Htor. Sherilf's Sale on Foreclosure. NOTICE IS IIJCKKriY GIVEN, that, whereas an execution and order of sale was on the IBrd day of .lulv ! sued out tliecircui't court of the Ktuio .,r vnegon ior tnc cuunty ot Washiniiton in a cause 111 said court wherein Hubert Hal lour. Robert lirodie Karnuni mwl iin..,. der Outline were plaintifls ami (Jideon o. Ilailey, Dora Uai ley, George Pope, assign ee ot Gideon O. liuilev. insolvent ih.ho.i. and Wadbams A Company, a corporation' U'j.i-0 Hi(IVi,iflu..lu 1. . ' . ,.,,.-.,.,,,,,, .n, ,,,MU iiiiigiiieiii, decree and ordorof sale dulv tiiken in.l u.,(...',i in said court and caiise on the SJrd day of July, b'Wi. in fkvor of the mii.l ,,ii,;niv and against the suid defcndnniM r;i,i,..,r. n Ilailey and Uoia liailev. for t.l live thousand, liftv-two'anrl (11.1m, .o.n.. ru ;-itl.)2.IJ in gold coin of the United Slates' with interest thereon in like cjin at the rate of eisrhl ISI ner cent u .- said ii'ird day of July. IfSWI, and the further nun, 01 uvemy-one. iioliurs costs and dis bursements: uild Hiiifl enwiitl,,,. i- 1 directed cnnnminding nie as sheriff of said con. sty to sell the real property below de scnl.ed in order to satisfy said sum of live thousand, li fly-two and lil-100 dollars and twenty-one dollars costs iinddishursinenlK iit ui Ulllg COSIS. N-w, Iheri-.fiirii. by yii-liie nnrl m mieeot said eueeution. decree and order ol sale I shall, on Tuesiluy the 1st day of, Sep leniber , lf,at the hour of ten o'clock A. hi. 01 sain (lay, at llie trout door of the enmity court bonne i Hiiii,. i ..i.i eoiiniy f VVnshiiigton, offer for sale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder or cash, g,l coi,, of ,he ,,niu,(I 8( the lollownnr desm-iliml real ............... ' Ileginning at the. iiorthwesl ni U011 1 twenty-four in township 0110 fl'l sotitn of raimeone 111 west of n, win.. J otte .Meridean, mid riiunlngtheneeeast one mindred and sixty o rods: then,... south one hundred 11, . u , 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 v 1 1 ci. w esi 0110 hundred arv, sixty (1(101 rodss i.h nth one hundred Ml mi r,l 0. . i. ..1 f heiriuuinv eontin'Minir l,.,,,.i 1 ' f , , : h -'"- imiHiicu tuner or and. situate 111 Washington county, Slate of Oregon; and also the following ti .11.1 m iiiiiu, lo-Wlt: Hen nn 111 nt ihu 'vcriiinent stake on the west lino f u,.i.i' t"'!"'.), it being the half mile stake on said line; thence east one hundred and sixty tuun rods tl...,w. ,.,....1, sixty (HO) rods; tlienee west one hundred Land Office at Ouf.oon C'tv. On.) AtiLiiist d mnn 1 NOJ'ICK is hereby given that llie follow-ing-imnied settlisr has tiled notice ol his intention to make linul proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Wash ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon, oil September 19, IrtXI, viss: John VV Rauscli, II. K. No. H1(K for the li ot'.s K yt N W Y ef S E yt and N E 4 of S V Yt of sec 24 I 3 iS It 5 W. He names the lollowing vituesses to prove bis conl inuous resulenco upon and cultivation of said land, viz: I.eon Swett. Win Feldt, .Max Hurgholi-er Joseph Kurgholzer all ol lluxton Ore, KWi ltoiiKKT A. Mii.i.kr, Kegister. WILEY Sc DENNIS, ZCITY LI VERY STAHI.K Cor. 2nd and Washington Street, la WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD IN HILLSBORO. EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS, Elision j SUMMONS. I In the Jus.! ko Court for North IlllUboro '.liisticco, n, IVuce and Coiistublo DIn i trlcl, county, of Wasliinglon, Slate of Or . egon. 1 ! Wi'liiiui Davis, I-Utint 1 rt". Notice for Publication. I.anii Uff-icr at Ohfoon City, On.l .Illlu 111 IWIHS NOIICE is hereby given thai the follow-"iir-n amed settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in sup- 'ornji ins ciaim, ami Mint sum proof will e made before the Countv Clerk of Wash ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon on (i K. in, iron), viz : James 1) McGrath H. K. No. 9173, for the N Y, N W W ,fe N 14 N K Ya feec. l T 1 8 K 5 W. He names tho follow inir witnesses tn prove his continuous residence im..n mwl cultivation of said land, viz. Jiarry .-ouiliiii-d, Kdward Drake, Thomas Jackson and Ilrniltbrd (hikes nil nf Ore. 17-8 lioiucKT A. Mii.i.kh liegisler. Notice for Publication. Land Ofkick at Oiikoon Citv, Oh. ( July. 0, lH!i. ) iyo'1 ICE Is hereby given that the follow 11 ing-mnnedsetllerbas tiled noticeof his intention to make liual proof in support ol his claim, ami that said proof will be niado before County Clerk of Washington ' County at uillsboro, Oregon on Aim. as 1 18:10, viz: ... b "j Clans CliristinriNoii I H. Diirphy and II. 11. McCarthy I liarlm-i-s doing bunini.Hs under tho ' lirni nunie of Diu-phv ami McCar- llefendanls. J I To II. . Durphy ami II. . McCarthy tlio above 1111 i dolendunls: TN THE NAME OI- Is the standard emulsion- the world over. There is not a man, woman or child who i3 run down or emaciated or has v'v lungs that Scott's Emul-f-iori will not benefit. When you a-,!c for it you will likely be told hv l!ir rimrrair, iUr . , I-.... . "' , . ! answer the eoniphiinl tiled against vou in r3 1.- an ernulcion " Just as !"'' ai-'vowuiiLi curt. Au.iv.m wiii C'H')'." It !? po triin M. ! I'11" bike notice that llyoii lidltoHoap- TIIH ST AT 1.7 (11,' Oregon you ,.nd each of you are here- nj 1. on 1 reel in 1,0 ,UI( api,earin the above (milled Justice Couitiii llillHboro, Wash ingloii County, Oregon, on or before tho .Will dnyo! August. HP,t then and there liiUi.. r-. pear and answur, the nlainliir lll t,.i? on is as rood M'P1.""1 w''"' .vu for ih mini of c, rt.. p,,,,;.- . , I""" ' 1. iiinreon at tho rate of 8 wwv.i. o i-. ,,1..:. ,iuil lias Dene- ! V . 1 l"'r minimi Hincctiie 1st day of :' J miI'i0-'3 rf npnnl A-!, ',i y'- K",1l'"ni"'"'-t'""'leofthnfollowliiK - -i 1.H..U...J CI people. A3k I dissicri hod pei-Hoiml properly taken andal- your arugr'iwt if he can refer ,t,''1''""1 to H"tml huuih, to-wit: one I . . Kreymai-e, seven yearn old; one grey maro "-u to a single case that has m,x, 0,10 y "orne, "ix youw V-nn hp!nrH In-, trio ,1T,U, 1"' '";!',', 1,r"w" ""-V- .vears old; one J-V...1 nctpea tne Unknown ttvy lllly. one year old; one road eurtaiiit emulsion he sells, and if M i ".V'F .l h.,t,,u'MM; on,'Hi."-'''i fw hh.i (-uir. . ! 1 '. 7 w' '"ruin eoHiH Hint ilinbursenients of .vc v1.1 vjna you a Dook emns ; m, r!'-""- it, ,f 6""'6 ; I Inn snnimoiiH is -aua- 01 cases. You want i ''.v rinr or w. d. 1 somethini? u::: nobody knows anything '"i..'-0Ut. biirsenients of Herved airalnst von Moiit li . I, .ui!.... ...i. 1... 1 II........ ...... v-..... 1. ... 1 . . . . . -.-iiifjard : not some. hir i i.,r..,. 1H""V". ' "'"'"i. vv.ish- , , c ' "u.ii , in cgon, (taieii July 14. IKJMi. i'iLs,,,i.;,n, 'vtl'r, ,,oi"' N''r',' JiiSiHi"; Dlstilct WaNhliigtoiicouiiiy, Oiogon. lKO. 'it, llAHI.KY, Attorney for I'lainlill. I -trM.'..:!, Mll Srott., BmaWwfc T-...itijeit-5ocntiMl $,.00. I fi BDWSn, Chenlata, New V.rk Notice for Publication. NI' Ol'FH K AT OrtHOON (!TV. Oil. i June L'5, 1M!K1. U.K. TSo. 74Ki for the N 4 of X W S Wi "-TICK i:i hereby given thai thefollott'- ' yt nun i vv 01 s w Sec 15 T it X - l!t'-ll!l N It 4 W. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence 1111011 nod cultivation of said land, viz: (iirl Oribner, E J Crivbb, Fred Wulf and rrisu oreener, allot liuxton, Oregon, 17- ItoiiKK-r A. Mii.i.kk, Hegister Notice for Publication. Land Ofkick at Okeoon Citv, Oii.i N., -'"'y st. iwki.i" OriCE is hereby given that the following-named settler has li led notice of his Intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before County Clerk of Washing ton county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on Sept 11, im. viz: William Tliui-stan, H. E. No. SI41 for the W Y, of N E u mid W A of S E 14 of Sec 28 T 3 X It 4 w. lie names the lollowing witnesses to , ' 1 mence soutti sixty ItjU) rods to the ulace of heni tnlninci ivtu p 1... .I '-- -"'''- I'"" 1,0 """;" looowiugwi in township, in .oioh"V " " JSMS:l'?;f. :'s!;,'"!,.,:,!,s upon id ., ,,r (i.-'Hiiii. . 11 ::r u' l,luu,Mli" 01 nam niTui , viz : ... ""imrii" .iierinean, ill V) asll- ing (in County. Htate of Oregon; to satisfy said sums uf money, and the costs and ex penses of sale: said property will be sold subject to the statutory right of redemp tion. 1 lh ""li--hr'Wm- W. 1). Bbadforii, Sheriff of Washington County. Oregon. I' Rancib 1). CiunnERLAiN Attorney for I mmtlii, J'.).5 Notice for Publication. La mi Ofi'ke at Oheuon Cm-, Or.i Nivi-i.i,- t Juy lMimlf 01 ICE is hereby given that the follow . Iiig-iiaiued settler has liled noCcc . f his Intention to make final pr,.., in m, . port of his clain, and that said proof wi'll be made before the Conntv l..,.l,, ..e m... . j ington county, at. Hillsboro, Cr,uo. 0 n J'iImi M. Hiiihii. II. K. No. S7:!l, for the N 10 u u ,; V. W iz (Jcorire II Gcisel, I " fc X of a w yt Sec ;io T 11S "n-iN'ttW0' thC W 0f8 WVMJlr V" ...w'iK witnesse, t. He names the following witnesses , ! ffihin said llmdu"'" U', '" prove Ins continuous resid cultivation of said land, vi,.: ' j Bouseien, , i in hon, ' (YZ, Zul . ...It Collins. K Smith, of Kir Oregon. .1 ! Howell, i, u S li. ' U"(l K "- Wilson, T Frost, of Gales Crock Oregon. J 1 n: (-(I settler hns liled iwitii.i. nss 1u1.eut.iu11 to make hnal proof in sup- on 01 iiu claim, and that said proof will Aug. 21, 'vi 1 1' tna'ie hn'oi-e tins Conntv Cli.i-I; .,f vUui. J iugtc.n sounty at Hillsboro, Oregon, on Aug. S, viz: 1R.11 11. .1 11 .. . .,..nr.ni 71. 1 1 i.i.h.k. uegisier. Notice. L. 8. I.ANI) Offici.i Oregon city, Ore.,V HI) nwell, Aiountaiudale, Oreuou. -illL Ko"tA. Mii.lrr, Uegisliir. Arthur Knox, K. E. Stacker. II. T. Hoy. ton, C. A. i'etcrson, of Ituxton Oregon. 2U-0 ItoiiKRT A . iM n.LF.k, Register Who otn think Of iomfl llmnla thing to intent? WM. rUPFR, (8ucce(,.,jr to C It Mend) EXPRESS! Makes reirulur trios to P..i-ti...,.i Wanted-An Idea 2 Protect ronr tanm tbv m hin Jv... .u .. "j Writ, johw WKrmvbhhDirr& ""in uuetred Hbiini ounu.nt SlntTMoYtte , 17 5 HK' A.M.M.ER. Register, Jllltft lit IU1U! (10.VPLALVT having been t I KJ . tins ollice by Wright 1). Hurt attahist I .tiarien Jiriiggeman Homestead !, u north Oreiron. said' entry, the w id ' I V '"S n!" . W" rnl roasoimble. omce'o0'1 "I'lr l th. U. 87 1'liiiil or at Th k A itiii's "Hiedford's, Office. Oregon City. Oregon, on the 24th (hl0 "?1,. "w'-.tf i" o'clock a. ,. to uu- j ill ' ior aiiani niiinci l, . a i l i ii.l ..u Entry No. litDHi. ,t,it,i r,.7, i t,..,i , . . . ''"V"""-T"! nuiiys, re- pon the N E y. Hec, 1 ny' s In i i iv a n T 11 "' ln,uysninl 8t raiura4 wesi h, i,. ,, ..' .V ltVN-. AU wmtm entrusted (n bim u-iti. , " '.'""Ji1 j eprom )tiy and earofullv ntmmin.1 oi ionw iimpl WM. Galloway, Kve,1 SS