THE HILLSBORO A ROUS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 18!)(!.
THE ARGUS
' County Official Paper. s
'.. Tfce Ottly Deinoermtie Paper in Wh
inf ton Coauty.
issued kvery thursday
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ThiArps UWm Coipu;,
. -toHt'RirnoH pua
Single copy f) v coiita.
One yar.l.i.
S KIk moAtlw U) "e. '
: TKraa omnia .16 oauta.
...Entered Rttbe Put-ofhee at Hillsboro,
Oregon, s becotid-clas mail matter.
ttntlXU TARIFF LAW.
; , The tariff )eti.u should not I e
a wiatferof politics to any extent.
The government should have suf
'ticient revenue for its expenditures.
When congress meets, inasmuch as
the income tax, has neen declared
Unconstitutional, that body should
Immediately pass a law that will
produce as junich tni'5re ,thaii- the
Wilson biH s l'lM income tax law
would liuv .ui ided -along with
tlm . denqcratic measure. There
will, or tslitotid be, no opposition to
such a 1411, for it is hut a mutter of
business to the people. There
should be no trouble about such a
law passing ioth houses, for a mat
tor of expediency, demands it. Pres
jdv'iit Cleveland would let it become
a law without a 3oubt.
- - The only doubt about such a
measure getting through congress
rests in the probability that some
of the financiers may attempt to
rid the bill' with a currency meas
ure for the retirement of the green
backs. Thi. if it be done, will
meet with much;vopo8tUon, built
is mpnf. tbaH !i1celyf that ho ' such
embarrasiiig meftsjjre.yi.U heddr
eif io the new tariff .bill. to come. "
IRELAND'S HOME RULE.
TO.
Ireland's hope of Home' Utile
will never, be - realized lofig as
there is (jivision in the Irish pranks.
The Harnellites and nationalists
both"1 wkni Hmi6 kulef but between
these" two parties tKerteis iirach jSjs
Mi jsfori . lrr.bft ty hji .ng'beinee i u; Iri
ishtnrn leifao a Vtdjjiji:45ftri.'?
can contribution fur the good 6f he
cause, and" it'se'rved- the' Irish peo
ple righK .-. Whew they enhWntl
t united j a. co.nnion . cause without
internal bickerings, Ireland will
get Home Rule and not till then,
There is about ac much .msiwe in
the Irish people fighting bi.t anoth
er in identical interests as there is
'in the sgficuUtlfarinteTestB of the
Unite! Slates being divideh' 'AVhal
ifnod for the one is" go8 for the
other. , , . -.-. ,
' EDITORIAL NOTE.
. Asalawver would defiiYc'Supere
rogation;" il.iniia stitma; that he
would contitiue. to.uct a4he advis
or of Mr. McKinley.
The AROU i tot- adverse- (o a
duty on wool "but insistB "that the
farmer is equally entitled tua bo'in
ty on wheat. Or is the wheat rais
er a popocrat 7
tt the republican, administration
fulfillB its pledges and promises,
tour years hence there will be no
need of a presidential campaign.
If it does not, there will be no reed
of the republicans putting 'out a
candidate. Even Mark Hanna can
not save him. ,
The great dailies of "sound mon
ey" extraction stil) keep harping
about the honor and intelligence of
their candidate and princij les. This
prating of virtue will get tiresome
after awhile and even believers in
"sound money" will think that
wrong which heeds' so much self
praiBe. ' , '"' ! '
The bankers of New York are
candid, enough to acknowledge the
truth. . In their recent banquet
their toast was: "Here is to Vm.
McKinley and the man who elected
him, Mark Hanna!" It is evident
the people, in the estimation of the
bankers, had nothing to do with
the election. ,
It is highly indicative of Ameri
can citizeiislup.: and manhood to
hold to ft political Iwlief. This is
right. But fir people to set up a
political standard and then claim
ail other as dishonest smacks of
the pjracticaj of leading politicians
of ihm norm twrmg the (Juvb of re
itonstrurtion.
The Hatchet last week contained
an woptite ebullition on its oVii
"6terlinorlb"aiid characler.Its
true pjftiUoif to tbe people is shown
by it billpreenjtet to the county
i-ourhfeR' " O: Ke'd by Craig,
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SjoperituelKtriiv, uii. 1 nwvu
u to normal rates by Jhe board
Mr Craig, tt pnticenietit in your i
case means self approvement.
It is surprising how a few short
months will alter circumstances.
Only two months back the Hann
people thought the administration
was a record of ''Unparalleled dis
honor, disaster and incapacity."
Now those who swallowed this wan
ton insult are "patriots." The pow
ers realize already that they may
want their help again.
Last spring the Oregonian was
classing J. H. Mitchell with Coxey
and Weaver. This full, by a sud
den flop, J. H. became a statesman
in Scott's estimation. Now that
the legislative session is approach
ing the Portland daily will be ex
pected to take a position tor or
against Mr. Mitchell and all are
anxiously awaiting the crusade
Give your neighbor credit for be
ing at 'least honest in that Which
he advocates. He. may not le
right. You may differ 'from him
If. you do, you naturally do not
want your opponents to believe yon
dishonest and they certainly have
as gixxl right to so think as do you
to think they are not honest. Be
liberal. There's nothing in being
anything elVe'. " ' ' '
The incoming congress owes
duty to the people.. That duty is
to either pass a revenue bill that
will produce enough money for cur
rent expenditures or reduce expen
ditures to correspond with the re
ceipts of the government. There
is nothing partisan atbut this prop
osition and the people should -make
Congress realize the business im
portance of such action. '
. If the prea will just let Mr Mr
j.Kinley build his' own cabinet the
people and Mr. McKinley wili feel
relieved. Mr. McKinley has been
elected president --and his adminis
tration is in; his i own hands or
should be. If it be not in his own
hands then it will be engineered )y
an agency perfedtlyr satisfactory to
him. Let him
have time and let
him build his ow n cabinet. .
? The majority of the voters in Hie
producing states supported ' BrjVn
and bi metallic standard, riii-
cludesv'of course, that se'clvoii of the
Uiiited States south i.if t, w-si.,of
Penn. It is only when we look at
the returns from NVw.jEiigi:ind,New,
Vrii-t' iVhft'''Piiiittvlei4iiiii . tlint wiJ
i--r---"V" .im"-' !"." . -
grow tired ami wi.r4t.: Will
the farmers evur havoii voice in leg
islation? We thitia''soi-n abjut
four yeare, perhaps. ' '''' . ,
The V'eiez.ueliin; ,quesrion . of,
boundary will be, Jwppily., settled.'
Whei) the ultimatuin.pf: PresWewt
Cleveland avus, sent i Englanil ' last
spring national )Wide leafi thrilled'
to the heart. Yet be1 it said to the
shame of American Citizetjsiiip
there were even in-the U. S. men
'who deprecated Cleveland's atti
tude. : These people were very rich.'
"National honor" was not to be
prated over. They were afraid of
their wealth. . . '.' ';--':'
; M'nat i a travesty on politics
would, it be sboufd the Ohiolegis
lature conclttde to elect Mark Han
na as U. S. Senator to succeed Hon.
John Sherman!-. It is known thai
M r. Hanna Aould not be averse' to
taking the senatorial toga should
il be offered him Mr. Hanna
could have a cabinet position if he
desired it, but he is not the kind of
a man to take a subordinate pos
i lion w lien he holds one of direct
ory power. . , , .
It is said there will be an efPnt
by Forest Grove pai'tisans to have
Mr. Marsh removed "ffoiu the post-
mastership of Forest Grove as soon
as the new adminislration goes in
to power.' It is to be hoped that
they will not strenuously oppose
Mr. Marsh holding his position
during the tenure of appointment
as long as he makes a good official
However, as a fact, The Argus has
hut little sympathy with Mr. Marsh
as he was a Palmer man. Hut ev
ery man has a right to believe and
vote politically as he sees fit."'' If he
voted for McKinley he should hold
Ins position. If he voted for Pal
mer, (which we. think he did) a
half vote for McKinley, he should
hold his position. If he voted for
Bryan, he should still hold his pos
ition until the expiration of the
time for which he was appointed
provided he properly executes his
official duties,.
' The struggle of the Cubans for
their liberty will now engross the
attention of the people of fhe Unit
ed States. Mnceo, with a few thous
and men not-over ten--lias for
many months Hceii maneuvering
. . I 1 J 'i I .1 !.'
no as 10 num uv uay ine enure opan
is.li army, metering iu.a.l, 200,000.
Tlrv gnllHul fight 'put 'up ly the nil-
tiVetfisJilliiia tWVorrJfttni -pratee
and admiration.' In this Christian
age, it seems, however, that, there is
needless bhiodshed which; amounts
to nothing; else but murder. "While
the comity of nations makes it sn
that interference is a delteate mat
ter, yet it seems, st,range;.'th:it coun
tries" like"he Uni ed States and
Rnhind. should make so much ado
about the kiljiftg.of a'Tew ' huttd'ied
Armenian! and turn dj-nfeai to
Cuba's plea ami fijjiit for lilierty. .
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' The republican' party ' wilMia've a
majority in -both houses in the con
xresB.whivh hill snpjH rt Mr. Mc
Kinley. Not withstanding the fact
that some of this force is made' up
out of free silver republicans, the
whole duty of the party will mi to"
plsce a prottTiivn tariff on nil lines
of niaiiufuetiired importations wbich
could be brought into coinpcti'ii'oii
to the home product. The'-'it!(ple'
have voted for u return to the hgh
pritectivH Mlicy and even if the
Wilson bill be nearly as high !as
the McKinley. bill. Congress will
owe to the United States bill that
is equally as highif iioV; jilgfier,
than the McKinley bill. ,' ;
Failures are quite, frequmitin-lhe
east since the election. Mr. BrVaii
can feel gratified that he has missed
the opportunity of having then
laid at the door f his election.-,VA
a saniple'of these fiiihiie. Juk Ab-
gis calls to niiud xlifl' Robt. K
Joke, a member-of a-mUinlfMeiur-
ing firm in the Eitst: whii Was inter-
viewedpriot the election, fhe geu
tleinan slated that he ha received
conditional orders enough to-run
hiiu for several months. If ftryaii
were elected he said he should' fail
becasfe'the ortlers would be with
drawn. McKinley ..was elected and
four days nft;r., Mr, Joice's firm
went to the wall.
THOSE 50. CKNT, DOM, AP.S
il';
An rjmterestii3"Whi( '"of it he
financial iiesiiorV'.itfiie" VneHtS
or-rfrt'lrfw'r ol 'w'eiii.Hr
ayjuruPM, ponitj ..proicjn.ie Jise'i, tip
on lit- -ublifi.if.ptimis Hif .alli'fotro
-pioihiothuld;iii -'the future don
b!e the ptices 1 f A 893, 4 if., (1 '5. ' 1 11
this eyi'iit f;ii 'nV. 'property ', wotild
di-u.bli'. in valu'v, a nd .nnMi.rfd i
the iri:duot of lh farm.' fir auriclil
tuial, Jam! vaJueMi the" ilollar wouUI
l.u' one halt as inucn. "inen we
would liaVe "fiftv cent dollars" tra
lore, but ''tile farmers ' c'uii utilize
these 50 cent dollars 111 the pay
uieiit ( I taxes sin! . the improve
tneut of .their!.faru8.;ii,As.a matffr
of ; fic t ,! however. n e -.looks-'for f
"such ( -condition to prevail"1 ak' we
'know, full1 well 'that ' tlie prfce'if
wheat this fall., is goyerntil by jhe
great shwr'sge jn tiidia. . A full
crrp in. that ciiuntry next' year
means.' u- decline ' ihs' 1 he 5 price to'
n here it has been fur several 'vear?
Tae alfiii all, however,. the nbil
ity,.ii the consumer Kto. bj!rbut.h
the foreign and domestic coiis'timJ r
lists' a great deal to do with pri
ces and certainly 1he dearness and
cheapness; of : niwwy.ihas ; n 'great
bearing upofj the mikjng,itr''frarr-'
ing of I his ability.; ' Granted, that
inotiev is subject' lo li e same , law
of fi.uppl v and demand as are, other.
things which are for sale this ''50
cent" dollar idea is not well' found-
ed. v-;i ;'
PAS'S" JUDGMENT:
W'lien one reads the below exTrac't
from a letter published in the 0ttj
gonial!1 it doubt is Iwonght to;tniiVd
as to whether the' gentleman in
question was any nearer right iii
1896 than was he in 1861 when he
took up arms ugaiust his country.
The letter in which the extract
existv was writteti by a Kentucky,
ei-confederute, ton New York bank
er and is as follows:
"The writer. a Southern 'man by
birth, a democrat b inheritftnee,
for generations, and an old Confert
erate soldier, had to walk uo to the
noils this time and Cast his vole
for McKinley. Ton can very read
ily understand if required some
sacrifice and some courage to do it.
and there are thousni ds of others
just like hini in Kehlticky' wlio did
the same thing;' slid that is what
has put v Kentucky iii the sound
money column. We followed our
ctrnvictinns as boVtriiVto'the Souili-
erii army: we followed' our cont ic-""
tions this time for onefcotiytty, one
flag, and an honest dollar, atid the
only reward we expect is that we
will enjoy ..as American citizens a
part of that' peace' shil ' prosperity
which niust come now to the Amer
ican petiple as the result of the elec-
Hon.'
11
i'i'&W' M yoQVyWP a P'oniiiifnt
Portland capitalist, haf written a
j
letter o th Orfctttitn Hatlw f
tie bnnquVt'tn I e tendeml Mr.
IlirfCh ill lh Hotel, Portland Sat-
erdnv t ight. In this letter tin i
eauntUt isilii' vin down to Senator!
Mttcheli, ai d the writer insists that
the senatorial a.-pnunl must deline
himself hj this tnoi ey question-not
by an.alhision to ."siimd ' iiii:e "
by dei'lariiig for the gold stand
ard. This will lie easy for Sena tor
M'tcbolla-i-ii godd deal fispr, than it
was to-stump (Vreunn f r MeKhilev
-.and inteirnaliuiial agreeinent. The
letter, howevcrB.hnt, Aifore-rtinner
of the- liftle' tistrnctfojis , brother
Mitchell j will' e'neounter f'tietwceii
now and his ejection or defeat.
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' Tin rk is a grea( cry' tne J5ast
r the retirements -of the '.green
backs. J nst whv . thev should tie
retired any 'n'iore, 'thai) the .'sjlver
liar or silver cert'ihcsrttfs. ..is u;t
plain to.see.: Of course it takes a
gold ''.dollar to redeenv a "dolfar in
greenback and the dollar, in silver
the debased dollar floats itself
and shall continue to i so do until
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the Morgans' and Cjews ..of,. New
Yrk shall sny that the best inter
ests of the country shall demand
gold redemption, ,-;Th .bankers of
the .east want, no tinkering of, the
currency quesf.onniWIesis they' can
dojhtj ti u ke,ri.' g tbiiifi-lvea
i : CORNELIUS,
Ibidnev Clark is.tfawuiK'AVf1
ilit-'K;iirr'oiirii..lv iiet has. a wiii-
tracl to cut oU cords. :
1 ...l.-'r ,t J-i ml. .' ,;,!.-( ' J
IV riy. U11 ta r- mnlV:-1 1 ai 11 a . tkf
HillsiMiro were in ih-city Mtniday.
'' '.M Conk '.jrpmrmrdJtnm.. Southern
Oregoin where b:ha';leen in 'tin-
mines.- Me hruuiHFit Vonn' hue lisi'.'
geu wLUi bim;..oiie (utuiue.d stSOO
anil. one Ap WT ..'hw a
laim out ihereSvh'U'h'he will prob
ably d. veii. .r?, i!'
A feiiUer.'.of iPiiTtlatid is visiiiog
With 'biH, paVenb week; ,;'
Mrs iM.. CJiirm'tl.i.w Tort land' is
visftin'g'iefth he'r jjftitlie'r tide .week.
- iie'v Lit true, V.f Portland 1 will
hild Qiiarlerfy iivH'tiiVg herO tyi'
oa.tu cuiy on ,nu 111 my
"$( 'fj.ti.cas .W.'ts attendins! ti) ll.t8v
fileW 1 i' T! il Isboj r.'X ednes ti y .
Hitil''- Miontgoinery attends
to tlie cilice vhi:lf tie Is absent.
wtSJW lwuMKi,U.illerJeft on VVeduea.
day. iati k.i Tolrlh.iel, wlre sbe
has (ifciireu ciiii'lo.vment. , ,, ,
v Tli.'l O.U'.T.Mfdge'-lWs"rtf-trg"nn-
ized for toe wmleY!'''1;",:.
,xtt. ' .r..M!t
' B Luinoiiii's ildet4i:hter eanif
out from PokhTirtt ' Wednesday
Gen Kirkwnod, of Forest GTove,
was'Fh-lne citV 'htedaV. last
1 '
yrlilarris and Mr' DittkeirsiiijWich
shipped a car load of jiay to. Port
ia..iKi..-iMe6iay.,.- . 1 . i-
j' The, latest elee j i;tj M, not pa id
is1' 'between' I1 iViive.rov and ..' A S
Malekt . If ...MeKiidey was; eleutetl
II arch was ti wbtt'l'iitneruy over
town, in a wheeL ntii ri;W) tliei) l oni-
ei'py, wax 4f ift:. lvM water Arough
and Hatch wa-t bnunir water ov
er-hiiii' iid1fAIVfyf'was" elected
Vice vera., -t T'fCt
It. .JKI: if - ".
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"'" FROtt wtoft'"1 iu:"
Wapato, Lake is. OS a, boom and the
new stern wheeler, "Gatni" is expec
ted to ma.k daily runfroBi this vicinity
to Lad,d und Tilton's landinKoti't'lu Wil
iamette, tranprtiig oowfideuce and oth-'
fr. liuiinesfi neqessttieSioY '' .
Tiiick hunter's are 'hWirrg.Cansidersble
sport these' days : and Jorue of our Igcal
sDortsrtieil have olacecf Hit order for 100
of Brtce Wlliori's tlec6. ditclts to use on
'"' The mill: have started, up,: , 'Jupiter
Pluvius hi,heeq. rumii11; nivhtoand day
cvtr since the ratiheation. Oil Monday
tbe gearing- became.' clogged, resulting
,sqch a,.cttUitx of.th shafts' and. jouf
uals that about an inch and half of waste
Cover) , th , ;rHund before the bd
qoulQ M slittt on. ;. 5 ::' -
' "' H'' V Parson's" staticVt 'to forttan ,!lnt
wk J-!uY a" ftisil of ' oftis. Me came
back 011 the Steamer. "Gaiton,",. as. the.
roaifs wcre too had foV travel. ' ''".'.
,D M Dunbar; will soon endeavor to re
call what str.nek tlus.couiity ontNov. ginl..'
D M is all, right and ixys-tilere is plenty
of fight in him yet and that he' is special'-'
ly loadtd Cor gold standard men..:
: , ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
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John , AVirtz. w:ib mIimvti' from
Forrst (Irnvu toihiy on htieWs".
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rnwyr,ri, E. ; Flegel wu in
the fity ttKlny on legal buninesH
coiieriving the cotiilhg terlhl of. cir
cuit. tjourt.. . I t, ,r -
'The ladies of the Christian
church will have n ,juhlc iinner
nt Ciraiifje ilall i?u T I hh i k Kgi v i i ip
day itiid .auptier -jn the owning.
Utnner5:;) cctiti; mp-r, 15 cent.
. OtiT; pew lino of nil wool stiitn
ut eipht dollars niiiiSfifty; ccfitH'iire
hiirpninH. ..Ciijl .niil,ciiiew fttiis
hcfoie '..'rhank.-plvtiiW. .Only v nl
Urviin,. ;Iiaidlnw iuf Gash. Slore.
.Seer our one dollar ulaoketH'.
lion. S. D. lluctiwi hn hen
relaiiwd hv llip dffWi-ft W M chmj
of tho 8tat. of . Ortjgoiy ,'v.e. X,, N
Stet-veid. Two' "other, proininenl
rn niht r,f Uk' Qrpgon hravill .he
rtioeitt4,wl oiih Mw Hustdfi. hn.l
the prosecution will bUI.v .'.be pr?MlftHftci f" it IAm "J1
vonted hy DintrKt Attorney Lord liallloli Uil 1069 ffSS
of Mnllnoinnli, with' oiitfiflu fts-idt-
Look !
Rare Bargains
a
...
' Enquire at TttK Aunts ollice;
No S lliS. ore.. MuUwav runnlns
HiWiiVkU I'Oiilerof ptuce. ADuerps in culti
vation; 3 iiureft in iireiumi, nppiON, jier
UI plums; 0 room Ihkihp; Iok lni, good
well of wato'r; .10 neres of lieaverilain, vny
to nut in I'liltivntton: niuee Well watuml
by ttprjiiigs and creok; 100 neren umler
t'enee; U inilm from pout oJUoe, dully
mail;' 1 milo from hcIiooI house mut six
mile north of HillMlioro, (.loo cheap for
cash.
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
Third streets. 7x173, with good building
tlierooii,Nuititble for any kind of biiHinesH,
and In excellent repair, will go at a bar
gain for cuili. l'tu't payment und bnlnnee
on long time with Hocnrity.
No j ll acres; half cleared, balance in
grass. Good house of four room-, good
oarn and outbuildings, t'iiie orchard of
50 trees and various other smuil fruits.
150 chickens 50 ducks, l -horse wagon,
2 sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
T horse and farm implements. Kvery-
-thing goes for $650, cash in hand.
No 2 10 acres, half clearod, 1 acre ben
Verdam, rest Hlashvd uiid sown to grass,
no buildings, goes for fitt per aero. With
in two miles of lUllNlwro. Terms, $100
tibwtl, bahknee in .1 years at 10 per cent.
Or will sell 40 acres, of which iibove la a
part, at hhiiiii price per acre, including IS
acrea 61' beavordam and awiill cloarod.
(Jive the cliolm of. ., .
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Kcr full details call pi.or,iidrss: .:
,! WHHURbBURT;
Oen'l Pass A pout Portland, OrcfrriiV,
OrJ.,I. KiilKht, Hlllsliro.Ore. ,yr.
E MeNF.IL, Pres. and Mnnsirer.
. Notice for Final Settlement. .'
NOTICKilmroby(rlven that the, nn
. 'derxiiriied liaa filed Ida final account
asadminiHtriitor of the estate of W. A.
t'orter. de()aHi'd, in the County oourt of
the Stute .of Orejron, for WaHhliiKton
Countv, and that suid Court has appoint
ed Monday, Dec. 21, ISflO.at the hour of
10. n.ln. tin the time,, for henrlnir objee
tlona to surh' fluid account and Xor tlio
sottloinoiit thereof.
. .v ; Jons M. WAt.i., ,; '
AdmlnlHtrntor of the OBtate of M. A. Porter,-
deCensed. ' ",'
Piitod at Ilillslmiirt, Wasliltvcton County,
Oregon, jthld lUtlt day of Nov,, MM,
: . Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICE tshoreby jrivi-n' tfiat the un
derpinned ailniinislriitiir of the eS-
jtate of Richard V alone, deceased, has
mod his Html account hm ailn inistrator
of said estate in the Couirtji Court of the
Suite of Oregon, for WaMhinKton tioiinty,
and wild iConrt hns : npiM)intOfl MondnV,
Hie ?m d.v. of ,rBoeniberi lwft, at the
court bouse 'in' llillxboro, nt the hour of
4en o'olook tt. in. of said diiy aa the tiiilo
and pliu-e for hearinir objcwrtlons- to 'hucIi
gnal iwcount unci tbe tin;il itettleinent ,oj
wild:estate. '
" .. , ! rf ';-', 5 W. H. WKIlRtTNn. 1
Admiuixtrnt'ir of the OHtato of Itichar-d
' Maloni). il'asetl.
1 Dutd at Hillsboro, OrKon, this 10l li day
.iff NovenibrltjW,., " .--.-v. '
: - -, Notice U PnblfcaUoK.' '
'.Lanu OrricK at Orkoom C'n.OU
.'' -. ' ' Nov. ft, Ami (
VrO I'lCJf If. -hereby given that the follow
i.!N ; iiiK-nained etter iiiia. A led noUce,!)!
jiis -intention to make linal proof (n. sup
port of his claim, and that aid proof Will
be made belore the Comity (-Icrk of VViihO
iiiRtOn coun'ly, nl Hillbo.ro, Oreitoji,. on
December I!), 1800, vnsi ' : '
-.;: Geo. Hall,
ll, K. No. N4fW fur the S K of E '4 tec
,i8'T2'K 'i w. ; ,lt . ,
lie names the lullowiiiK witnt-HHen to
prove hia con'l inuouit residence npuh ami
cultivation of aaid land, viz:
A lexander Sutton, Henry Milton GragR,
ewlon -Woii'cr and William
Hay nard,
n of Jjilirel, Ore.
' 84-U . HOBKKT A. MlLLtR,
Register,
' Notice lor Publication.
linv'D OVriOit at OkrooJi Cfitr. Oa.l
...-:). ; '.Oct. 27. lt)0.(
."OTIC-K i hereby jjiyen that tbe folloiy
! iiiu-numud ' a'ettler lia" U'letl notice of
ii intention to make linal pronr In -up-port
;f hi I'laiiu, and-that Haid prowf will
be made tjefore the HogiHt.-r anil Jleceiver
l uraolt City. Ore., on December 13, 181)0,
yiz: .. ; '.
... Georgft :Rpkhweln,;.
H. K. No. IWIfur-the- KM 8 W i and A
of 8 15 K of sec 13 T 4S ft 8 W.
. lie iiBineS the followiiiB HnMt to
pr.ivelijH ci,MitiiiiKini reiueiii;e upoii and
cultivation of aid land. vix,j :-.
- 'flioiWa' Pettiiobn mitt C barleitEltlimnii
of Veruonln ; 4; Jl Wlch,;bf Mountain
dale, and Uo Y W Roifliwoin.of i'ortlaud.
S'2-0 HoltrRT A. M il LtR, Uenister.
WttitZx
PllArvnnlln L All Coin I ITk fl
1U1 HMt
Northern Ky
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
The Leading Drug
Whore Drugs, Meulrlnra. Palma. Oils. Si'M.ngiM, llrosliM anil nil Driiugll' Hundrk.
limy iiroeurwl at prkea tluil utinplv iHBlimeacumpt'lUhm. -
HILLSBORO CITY
I. K ItKUH'l'. Ti-nr
Mutton, Veal and Pork
Kept Constantly cn Htccl.
Hlubest : Mai ket : Price ,: Paid : for : Tat : Cattle. : Sheep
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STREKT,
V. T. Andrews. I'rvnutrnl. , , , , , ,1. YMVrtsut. iliy
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
' ( lnciirioiatrd JunfK, 18KI.)
" MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNTAINDAI.E. ' ' ... ORKCON.
WILEY & DENNIS,
ZC1T Y LIVERY JJTABLE
Cor. aaJ and VVathincton Street, It
WH IRE VOU
WILL FIND THE
IN HILLSBORO. ,
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES md DF.liERS, .
Til K DKLTA DlilJfi STOHK
-- First Giiality in Every Kespect
: : Siiecial Attention Given to Quality
: : .md Accuracy in Dispensing. 1
: : A Full Supply of Toilet Articles, IVrfum
, : ; ery, Patent Medicines, School Rooks, Htc.
See Our Immense Stock of Xmas Goods
The Largest Ever Shown in the City,1 ' " ;
J ' " ' 1 ' I'M- .-' ' t' '" "
Telephone from Store to Office. v .; ,;' ;'
See that
it is
!
This is the trae-mark which
is on the wrapper (silmon-col-
i
6rtd) "of everf
bottle cf tl.egen
nuine SCQTT'S
EMULSION,
Be sure tl is ij cr
the packaet.and
thai! nothing else tj !
is pal.T.ed eff on
y,ou when you
ask for it.
Net .inj has hui miie that
equals it to cive s rength and
so id flesh ' to those w!.o are
run down cr enaci-ted. ',
Ybur"doc:cr will tell ycu
that it is th: one W for all
ihosi . whose weight is below
the standard of health. ' k'
Put u? in 50 eh. and $1X0 aUa,
tad oU by all iSrgitta "i-
SCOTr 4 BOWNE, Nt York. -
.' (Succe..jr to C If'Meadj
l EXPRESS!
Muk- regular tripa to I'orlliihd on
Mondiiya, Wednesday, and, Krldayi n
lui'iiiiiK on Ttiewlii.VH, ThurH(l,viiml Sal
uriiti v. All liiiNiunMN er.rriiMti'd to li I'm
will l.e promptly and cuielully alicmlcd
to. ;' Vreiahl 'mill uxpreaa rat en ii'iiMoimble.
I.cuve nrdiTK w llh lilui, or hi l.eill'ord'ii,
or at Tub A num. .
" ''''-4;- - . -
Wanted-ftn Idea
Prnteet nor Meant ty may bi
Mum ii. .'Lit. ii Dim U B. n
Who ean thtak
of torn almpK
blag to pMmir
mil. .uiiii " Mi.i.i.vji... a. i sn, jittur
MT. WMhlBfton, D. C, Car lh Ir t,lui prlaa
M llt o tw auadmt InvtatloiM u(M, .
Notice For Publication.
I.am) Orru k At (Jrioon ('iTvOmt.i
VTOTlflKiK brreby Riven thiit tlio lol
Xl lowiiiK-iniincil wtlli-r Imn liled notice
of iiif inteiuion lo niiike llniil proof in nop.
iiort.ol bif cliii.n. and Unit said proof' will
be iniule btlore the Ueisisti r. inn! Kcc.i-iver;
nt Oregon City, Oregon, on Dei , 4, ,1'XOil,
Viz: .. . ' ' -
ThomiiR Kti'l.v, v
11, K,No. 7BI2 lor lie,N li (or Lift 10
15 and 1) of Set 3 T 8 N It w, '. .. ;
He n'ainen the folluini: iin.Ve. fi
prove hiM uontiiinouH rcsiiicirt-n '-'iiji'oti unit
eullivation oI'khUI bunl, viz; . . . , ,'
I'elef liiind, llouou I' Mmpwin, Henry
Huber, John Oliver, all of Huxlon I nj;m'i.
. .' 31-41 , Itoiiy. A, Mh.lhk,, lv'isii'r.
?OK SAIiK-Thrce hniweaand lots on
17 Sniiond street between Main -and
WaMblnKton In Hiilaboro. Inquire of F.
(J. Mitchell. H rock's Drug Store.
Tttana Hiin
far lanifaialtiai atvt fn nn.tZS Lt. Z.
J5W!9 coa,t AOWAr, Kiw Ton .
gldott tmrrau tor taemiaa pawnta In amartta.'
pablla br a notice given ft eftlmrut la Iba
Iwceri etraitatlnn of an; k
world, apienuklir i:iuSr
aa theiiM bo v;i-.oo It.
at tt. Wae.ute, e?'-'.
uatntad.'
lo luloli:-:- :;l
ww tn the. :
ai Mnaawv,Mu Yi CIV.
-"""i-.rt'lrf'i. nvsT a co
ther
.;...' 4 .-:." 8oientlto Amtrlc&n
A ABoy fora.
'
Ifniun IU(K:k
Dr. V. A. Bailey.
l'rurlir.
Houso
MEAT MARKLT.
eail ; r!it
IHLLSBOUO,'
O R KG ON .
r
BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BS HAD
1 Nbtite for Publicatioa. "' .
l.ANu Urru t it iM..K i'lTt: Oi.l
i ., Novniilr. ft, )mU
; TOTICK i berrbv nlven that tlm foi.w
1 1 1 . OiK-niuiied willi-r bus II Ud ii.ttid of
. Iii" iiitt'.iuMiin to nuikf tlual. proof in up.
iiort of Inn cliiini, anil Hint Haid jroo( kJu
be inalhi'l-for.lli6 ll)iilr 'liiidrIU'Cf'Ivr
' ut tirt-Kou City. OhiKoti, m Mec, '.-1,
..... il . .... 1 v
Hcnrf Thuraianu, Jr.,
L H. K.-Xi), Will for tlH tt'VVfcc HT
it
e imniKJ lite loiiowtrg iUiir.t ,(l
prove hixsiilttiili.itu r l.l-no- un'on Slid
. cultivation of until luml.vix: jt'! I
! lleiiiiiniin I,' ll -iiuiii.
Chiirtra L Dcuniii, ,
i-Haia allTif -llillcy,
j Kiir,Jlol and TlifimM'.l
V.'!".
it,
, if. nunr,iA in, I'rop.. t..
: fdhixiiotto, okroom ,
Freh Flab Conatanlly on IUril.
Columbia rvvor Salmon ttnta pw pound.
. . i allbni, Hturgeon, and 8mTt. ,
Crab, Clauia and Oyntera toonler, v
Poultry Wanted trJl
1 1. u.-.ui.-t . ,t, .
Notice for- PablicatUM.! ' '"
JUwpGri'11 AT tlRKMOK CtTT. 0.'
: ; Octuber., 6th. lHSO.l i:1
NOTICE in lierehy mven thai tbe followr
j"liioimnd Miller haf tiled iiotlcn of
: liia I mm i turn tit niakt hnal pniof in aup
Hirt of Idii hddilional IloiiicMeiiil-. entry .,
aiKMbatKatd priHf willhe inde before lb
:oHiity (L'kifk Nidi Wimhin'KMit coutitv t
uiiiaiioEo, uiruon.oi) ioiinuv HI, lw,'
vii. - - " . ; , '
1: Elftrldre Cheney.
H, E .lllWforlliijrJlJ Ji of ttJSM wf Hao
1A12N 114 W, 7 .... -, ;
. 11 - iiiiinet th : following witneifei to '
prove bia cuiitiudoua residence .upon- and
culllvatlon of aid hold, viz: '
William M Watroua, John WblU. dloini, 1
H llulluck.allof Mannliii,Oreio.s Albert , -W
1 ilia, of KoreMt drove.
')- ItoacKT A, M i i.i.la, Register. -
I- III I11VV1.V . 1 11)11
, " ' . Notice for PiiblicitloB.
..- . Lab Orripi t Oji Ebon City, On.i ' ' .
. Oct.. ar. iH6.f
"MOTR-K l hereby given that the uLI'OjJ
J.1 ing-nained settler has tiled liWiaWnV -bia
intention to make linal proof iu Ou- Vc
port of bin claim, and that taid jroof.-tTlr"
be 1 1 mile before fimtv Clerk of Tillamoi ,
count t atTillaihook, OreKon, On Dec ll,
ItilMI, vi;-.. ; ., , ', ' -, -'
' Loots A. Olson,
I're !).., No; 7971 for tbe 8 U of 8 It W'Hoe,
Ut ami .N i of N K See. Id'l' 1 R 7 w.
lie iiiiiuef the followiiiK witnawea lb .J
prove bill colilinuoim residence upon and
cultivation of taid land) viz: ' k f
Kred Nkomp, Charley Hester, ()lrk 1iut
leyaipl William Kyun, all of TlllamooS,., ,
Oiioifoii, '
32-0 RokktA. Minim, RwtlMtr ?''"
' : l;M.lofl, . e..ki:j.t:ii U'' " '
''.AiiuOrricR at.0m
' ' ' fit.
VOTlfJK t hereby Kiven llirthe''fi)lloi'.'1'.'
. init-miiiied nuttier, haa KImI mitiea til
October 27. 1.f.
hi tntenlion to make linal prouf in fi'jx-",
..luirtof bin cluiiii. and thattiud pmoi mil
ln iniidti belore the County Clerk ol Wnh
ifiirttm county, ut Ilillaborri.'Or.', oil
.Win bur t'.', IMW, via: ,....,.; 'i-
:,,,,;. VVHIUm illcr, . . :,
ll.B. No. 11.718. for tbe ti H ot 8 R Ht
Sec IT 116 W.
He oilmen the followliig wilnensn to .,
prove Ilia contiulioua residence -upon ana
JL'ilUiyation of : ftiiiil. land, vilt !'. '.I.-.S"
Mm the w Kni?ertHberner. Ootfriod Rri- , - i
fnziihn. iS I'uisloy and tj lIHlddilik uTI of .,,,
IJiixtoni Oregon ;!.'!,!;. m i;. ".'
,DS -0 Kouht .V. .!tlt.z, litfctsiet. ' .
' -l-U- r--.I, i....l iy. I. 1. 1,1 - "1
i;' t , Notice for Publication. , '; -kM
. .. :!i I.ASii Orrii't.AT 0bn 0iT!'Oi.i
l j,- . OrtohfrS7,;lrmf '
if licmhv ifLvaji that the follow-
; inir-miiiied ,!tSPXia tiled notice t
Imimontion to nuike Dual proof in uh ..
.poririf liUobiiiii.'uiiiIttrSwi'aiWS U H and ..
'Uiatanid- proof will be. Mad belore' ftta ' '
Ooiinty Clurk "if, WdHhiuRlon t'ounty at i-:ri
HiiUboro OrtKOii on Dec. IS, tcp ,;vl:.. ,,
Ertward Hrnrhet,
H. K. No. im for the N KM of M T 8'
':H W. ..... ...... A 'J'....
. He immej the folluwiUK wltursfof t'o.,
prove hifcontitruoii.i residenta Utioir'aM- ''
oiiliivatioirfifsald, Inud.i via: ... .',,
a: , .... .',,
?."?:yjii.v!'
' utlflf C W
wiwniin rt .Mister, Kpttert
.tacob r AllUn, or eieiHviiocI)
In. to vutlnjf , ot Viiiu .tlrftC'in
fi1iiijjiiii
iqttT
22 2t
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.ill!!- ' J ' ' ' " -
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