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HILLSBORO, WASHINGTON CO., ORE., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Hi, 181)7.
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THE ARGUS
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Oregon, as Second class mail matter.
-LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
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8lxv Months, 60 cts; 1 hiee Months, 35 eta.
2a
ftooosed to Gold Mono metallism. Be
leves4 in the Bimetallic Standard
tfitaks we Ought to Take Care of our
wu People Before Annexing Hawaii,
Has no use for Marcus A. Hanna
HOLDING THEltt WHEAT.
Nearly all the farmers of Wash
ii'Kton county are holding their
Crop of wheat for the dollar mark
They may realize this price, but if
it reaches that point it will more
than likely be caused by speculat
ive manipulation than by legiti-
, mate demand caused by a foreign
crop shortage. The poor people of
Europe will eat corn and rye when
it can be utilized at lesser cost and
to raise the cost of all bread grains
to the proportionate basis of dol
lar wheat, th foreign shortage will
have to be greater than the present
outlook records. As for local bear
ing, it is to be hoped if wheat does
touch the dollar mark, it will do it
without tedious delay. The mer
chanls and business men of this
section have been carrying farmers
through one of the worst and
most tenacious panics known in the
history of the present generation
and many jeopardized property
in order to not push their debtors
Let dollar wheat come quickly that
' debts, representing the losses incur
red through paucity of foreign gra
naries, may be liquidated and our
business men again get on their
feet. This will put new life in all
the community.
SILVER AND WHEAT
COMBE."
"B17N-
The Oregonian still harps upon
the parting of wheat and silver and
is foolish enough to actually insist
that people must condemn bimetal
lism because ''wheat has risen and
silver has fallenl" The whipper-in
or juckoo papers ot the state of Ore
gon for does it not corral them
like so many sheep and they like
it, too says the silver people claim
ed "silver and wheat always go up
and down together;" which, it says,
is now disposed of by present condi
uouB. :
Bimetallitite did contend that
wheat and silver, as stable commod
ities, rose and fell together -and
when affinity of uses existed, such
was the case, that is to say, when
law gave demand for silver as
monetary metal, it held its own as
a stable commodity a stable 'arti
cle of merchandise. But, when the
Sherman law was repealed, and on
top of this, the Hannacrats, by cry
ing "anarchy" to their opponents.
and pleading with Eastern labor to
vote against the Cleveland policy,
which they had endured for four
years, carried the nation for gold
and the national banks, silver fell.
Wheat rose well, what fool is
there who does not know that its
high price is caused by shortage
abroad?
The Oregonian itself, admits that
legislation, by reason of creating
demand, causes value, and that, to
silver) For has not that meek and
Jowly follower of Hanna "said that
"the great slump came nfter the
Closing of the Indian mints?" This
has the great republican joss said
within the past month. But the
way must be paved for the gold
standard brethren, and Mr. Scott
lends his assistance to hold Oregon.
Still, there is one satibfaction : such I
argument as the great daily puts
lip will not cause any revolution in
the silver ranks, and its absurdity
jnay cause good citizens, who have
voted gold standardise, to investi
gate the bimetallic cause and this
Will bring them into the fold.
tiESSON OF THE POSTAGE STAMP
The government might just as
Well own the telegraph and rail
road systems as to conduct its pos
tal system. Until Buch , corpora
tions are the property of the gov-erntneiit-Mbe
peop'e, their influ
ence' on legislation will always be a
menace to good law making and to
pure public servants. There is
frothing more paternalistic, in its
pastiest sense, than the attitude of
lawmaking power towards these
large transportation companies.
Their boodle is made part of a cam
paign fund in nearly every election.
They buy up statesmen by the
horde. They pollute nearly every
capitol building in the nation with
their presence. They elect a presi
dent or a United States senator with
an identical degree of sang froid
used in crushing a rival corpora
tion. They rob and plunder the
public and do it according to Hoy
no, law after having bought the
law.
The government the whole pco
pie could , own and operate the
railways and keep their manage
ment out of politics. When this is
accomplished there will be a few
high priced officials like Mr. Depew
out of a position, but the thous
ands of dollars annually saved our
farmers would enable them to put
the Depews et al on half pay re
tired. WHAT MUST BE DONE.
The same spirit and essence of
hostility to American institutions
exist, today, in the aristocratic
minds of Great Britian, that have
predominated every f ince America
gained her independence. But her
people often get great support from
those of our own people who look to
English aristocracy for their ideas
on economic questions. Between
those who have large incomes in
both Countries there is a bond of
sympathy which is antagonistic to
the husbandry of all the world, no
matter how much this may be de
nied. These are the creditcr class
es ana their common agency ot
profit is the labor and production
of the masses. They constantly la
bor for higher measuring values in
money units that their returns of
money loaned may be augmented
even above the repayment of prin
cipal and interest. They have no
use for democracy in its citizen
sense. I hey stand always together
and partisan prejudice wields them
not, excepting in being partisan on
ly in building higher the value of
their units of money.
It is to be noticed that the classes
above mentioned fight to the bitter
end, any movement tending to
ameliorate the masses who are the
first builders of society. They de
spise a republic, and where one ex
ists, use their dollars to corrupt
legislatures and congresses. A stu
dent of history can see what must
necessarily result from such condi
tions. Men who produce and labor
must get closer together must
stand together and not retrain di
vided as they now are. No matter
what may be the merits of plat
forms, we last fall had an object
lesson in the campaign, which
should be a warning to any man of
intelligence. Every great banking
syndicate and every monopoly in
the land and abroad supported the
Hanna ticket, unblushingly, and
with a demonstration of hate and
malice towards what they deemed
"the rabble" that should unmask
their intendment. There is but
one way to meet this great question
with courage, determination, and
true instincts of self preservation.
Parties must no longer be the whip
to keep hurtful agencies in power.
CUPIDITY NO CREDIT.
It is somewhat amusing, yet not
surprising, that the acrobatic Han
na organ should defend its past by
making charges which it cannot
sustain. It says The Argus said
"so and so" and yet produces not a
Hue to prove its assertion. It says
The Argus did not use the idea of
supply and demand until the last
few weeks. This is, of course, in
line with the "honesty" which
causes a man to condemn gold
standardism one year and defend it
the next. The Argus never has
preached anything else than the
law of supply and demand as regu
lating the price of silver bullion
Law, certainly, does give value, in
that la n "creates demand and" use.
This has ever been the position of
bnnetallists the position of the
Chicago platform, and the position
of the republicans of this state, the
Independent included, when their
party in 1890 advocated free coin
ageand the position ot its (the
Independent's) demi-god, John II.
Mitchell.
The Hanna organ (how readily
it recognizes its name) objects to
being forced to give book and page I
Well it wight, for it can find
naught in Argus files to show a
vaccillating position. But, our
worthy friend can not say as much
of its past. That paper now sup-
port a system of finance, of which
it has said ("book and page," line
for line) "is decreasing from one
half to two thirds the price of ev
erything Oregon has to sell." Does
the Hanna organ deny this? In
deed, not! But it thinks it has de
nied, when it assumes The Argus
has said "so and so", and, poor
thing, hasn't even a line to quote
from this paper to corroborate its
statements. Such cupidity, will,
no doubt, fool a few of the old lin
ers, but not those w ho have read
The Argus. How proud the re
publicans of intelligence in the
county muHt be of their organ I But
the Independent should learn that
cupidity is no credit to a newspa
per. The facts exist, and falsely
stating does not pull the organ out
J of the slough of cuckoorm into
which it
drowned.
lniB fallen yes and
THE CUCKOO CKY.
The cuckoo sheet of Hillsboro
last week published the Pennsylva
nia injunction issued against the
miners. Why did it not publish
that injunction granted to the De
Armitt petitioners? But let us
take the one in question. The
world has seen the workings has
seen that the sheriff's posse has
shot down men for the mere act of
marching in a public highway 1 It
is not enough that our defenders of
government by injunction must6ay
the officers anticipated the strikers
would go upon mini.ig properties.
The court, nor sheriff, nor officers
following its mandates, had no right
whatever to anticipate or conjec
ture what these miners were about
to do: There is absolutely no de
fense for the injunctions granted,
nor for the principles involved.
This is a free country and if our
legislatures and congress are not
sufficient to make laws if laws
must be made only by those who
Bhould be simply ii.terpreters, then
is American citizenship sunk to a
lowly level. Such subversion of
guaranteed rights is the basest
sort of despotism. It must end!
WANT THE HIGHWAYS, TOO.
It appears that monopolies are
not content to hold a cinclm on the
legislation of the country. Coal
mine operators have hien given a
bounty on their output, nr.d even
with t hip. they are not satisfied.
From their petition to the courts
it would appear ns though they
ask for, and stand a good show to
get it, a warranty deed to all the
highways in the coal districts.
The sheriff in charge of the Penn
sylvania deputies who shot the
miners peacably marching along
the highway,- tells two stories, one,
that he did not order to fire, and
the other, that he did give the or
der. The eastern papers give both
statements, but the Oregonian, fav
oring government by injunction,
tells but one side of the case. Thus
are the press dispatches nipped in
.ill. .
me Dua to serve a partisan pur
pose. ,
EDITORIAL. RAMBLING 8.
"To be or not to be" is now burthen
ing the mind of Hon. T. T. Geer.
Mr. Geer respectfully intimates that
he may tell the Oregon delegation to go
to Klondike.
And how our goldite friends still per
sist that famine abroad is a valid argu
ment against bimetallism.
Mr. Hanna is requested to at once
rush wheat up to the dollar murk and
he'll be forgiven if he does carry Ohio,
Mr. Geer, iepublican politician, has
discovered that all Klondikes are not
what they are represented, Ee only gets
as far as the falls.
Just why the coal miners should be
condemned for striking for higher wag
es in these piping times of prosperity,
goes beyond reason. They have a right
to kick lor what they were promised.
Silver legislated against, has fallen.
And yet, some of our intelligent republi
can friends are worrying about ' intrinsic
value." They do not seem to realize the
difference in "intrinsic" worth of a man
in or out of jail.
Mr. McKinley, having observed wheat
falling a notch since his departure from
Washington hurries back to the capital
to ring up a few more provinces of for
eign famine that we may have some
more of that Hanna prosperity.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
state organ has endeavored to read John
H. Mitchell out of the republican party,
that gentleman seems contented to stay
out, so long as he has his wishes con
sulted as to who shall have federal office
in Oregon.
The goldites of Oregon are kicking on
principle. Mr. Geer and his friends had
last fall frantically depicted the baleful
consequences of a fifty cent dollar. . The
Oregon delegation has recommended Mr,
Geer for an office worth half the one tie
coveted and looked for-hence a fifty cent
dollar ha9 to Timothy a- double re pug
uance, It is evident that the Associated Press
has overlooked one important Oregon
appointment. It is reliably reported
that J. H.Mitchell has been appointed
comptroller of offices for the state. As
Mr. Scott has not yet resigned, there
may be a clash of authority.
Our republican contemporaries con
tend that Mr. Corbett has hud nothing
to do with the recent reappointments ot
Murphy and Grady. This is on a paral
lel of consistency with the brilliant idea
advanced by country republican papers,
that the St. Louis platform stands forbi.
metallism.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
John Gault is out in the hop
fields taking a vacation before mak
ing for the winter term nt school.
Miss Elsin Ordway will take a
position at the case in the Indepen
dent office, commencing Monday
of next week.
Sheriff Miller, of Clark county,
Washington, and who is a son in
law to Mrs. Sarah Brown, is in the
city this morning to., call on his
family, who nre visiting relatives.
J. W. Sherwood, (lc!ii!y state
Commander of the Miiccahei's and
Supreme llt j.rcsontsit ive I'or Oregon
will be in the city Fiulay evening
and assist in pointing out the vir
tues of Mecca be protection.
K. D. mid W. Thome, ofthiscitv
and E. Mi-Nelly, of the plains, are
over on Wilson river on a fishing
and 'hunting expedition mid that
they will take away the laurels oi
Fenniuiore Cooper upon their re
turn, goes without saying.
Probate.
J. B. Wilkes, A.M.. Collins and
William CoHins appointed apprais
ers of the estate of A. M. Parkhurst
deceased.
Inventory of Orin Clark estate
at $172. Administrator ordered to
retain $28.20 as fees and costs and
that he distribute $92 36 to Ida E.
Wiltzer and $40.30 to Lydia Mor
gan, urciereu that heirs tile a bono
of $300 to pay any claims now un
paid. Also administrator ordered
to pay H. Hamilton $8 90.
Semi-annual report of William
Gunther approved.
Appraisement of estate of Henry
Schroeder ordered not approved.
September 21th set for hearing.
Appraisement of W. J. Into i s-
tale at $900 approved.
Real Estate Transactions.
Lodennia McConkey to MCMcCreary
37 a sec 2 t t s . 2 w, f 370.
Samuel Zwickitojohn K and J B Fri
day s e sec 19 t 2 s r r w, J1400.
T A and P U to West Tualatin Har.tist
Church, quit claim lot 5 l-lk 30, For st
Grove:.
W T McCow to Sophia A MeCow, lots I
and 40 Millard and Vanschuycr tract,
$1. . '
Oglesby Voting to Clvas Schocnfeldt vr'i
lot 35 Spencer's homestead, $250.
J N Shearer and wife to YV X Shearer,
3.14 a sec 32 t 2 11 r 4 w, $20.
W H Miller and wife to John Baughman
s w 8 w ec 21 t 1 s r 2 w, $2000.
Wm Reidt and wife to J P Tamiesie, lots
I, 3 and 4, Rtidts sub-div Hbo, $2700.
Dead Letter List.
The following is the list of lettrrs re
niaining in the HiUuboro post- office mi
claimed:
Mr D llcOiirsti
All letters not calkul for bv Sept 25th.
1897, will be sent tithe deal letter of
fice. One cent will ix; charged 0:1 c;'.rh
letter called for.
II. SCHULMKHICH, P. M.
Notice of Desertion.
Notico is liorol
eliy ut von that my w ile.
Elizabeth Wills, has this day left my bed
and boiu'il without jtint cause or provoca
tion, nnd after thix (Int.; I will not be res
ponsible for liny debts contracted by her.
The public is hereby w nrural :i)?iiiiiHt. (riv
ing the said Klizabeth Wills credit of liny
kind whatsoever on my ncnuunt..
M. (. Wtr.r,s.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregnn, this liitli day
of Atijru.it, 1LV7.
ROBKRT WAGNER
Has moved bis bout nnd shoe repair sbp
into tho l.uildhirr ono door cast of the
Phamir.cy, on Mi. In n:rccl, where ho wi.i
oe pleased to tlo good work at
Lowest Possible Prices.
HILL 8B0BO, - OREGON
Notice To Bridge Builders.
There will be let at the county conn's
room In Hillsboro, Ore., on (Saturday,
Sept. 18th, 18(17, at 3:1X1 p. in., contracts
for the building of bridges, viz: A bridge
known as the Raft'etv ItrinVe in Disti iel
45; bridge and (ill near the sawmill of J.
C. Hare, in district 41) bridge and fill
near the farm of O'Meara, in dmtrict 13.
Contracts lot to tho lowest responsible
bidder or bidders. Kiirht
joct any or ull bids. Specifications may
be seen on and after Sept. 17 at the ollice
of county clerk.
Dated at llillsboro, Sept. 17, 1S07.
B. 1'. Cornelius, Co. Judgn.
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NOTICE Td CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given tlmt muled prons
als are wanted i'or the furnishing; of the
t'otloH inir material to Ik' used in the inn
sl ruction of a county jail lor Washington
county, Oregon:
Hriek; Fifty Thousand, or all m - ed -
ett, .samples to accompany hid.
Fine Sand: Six Hundred Hands or
all required.
Thirty Five ISushols Roche Harbor or
Sun .Iiihii Lime, or amount needed.
Corrugated Iron tor t'eilin-r.
tin Iters and tintler Work,
ltest Quality Re-dipped Tin for Hoof
inir.
Sash and Windows, etc.
Lumber anil Timber for Koolhnr.
Cemciil I'or Klooriuir and Foundation.
I'ipes, I'liuu' iiiir and bailor.
On All Labor KeccssHry.
Kids May He Made Sentmitely Ou
Labor And .Material.
I'lans and spccilicutinns may bo seen at
tho Clerk' ntUen in Hillsboro', on ami ni
ter Wednesday, Sept. S, INH7, and spi'dll
allium will Ih mailed Hflor said dale upon
request. Hiils will lie tinmc.il and con
tracts awarded on September IS, ISI17, at
'2:00 p in., lit tho county eon it's mom in
llillslit ro, tho Cnmniisslout'i-s' court hav
ing the right to reject nnv or ail bids.
I ated lllis Amtiist SI, IStli.
I'. 1'. Cornelius, County Juili'i'
Fubll.slied by order of tho foinmissn:)
era' Court of Washington county. JJI i
Notice for Publication.
Lard Omen at Okkoon City. Oa.l
Aim. anii issi; i"
'OTK'H is hereby I'ivi'ti tlmt the i n-
luwins-miimid settler has tiled 1 . , 1
of his intention to make llnal prool in hui.
port nl'hii claim, ami that said prool uol
be inado I h: to ra the County Clerk of
Washington ('niintv, at imi.sl'ioro Oregon,
on I et. 5lh. IHOT.vl:::
.toll 11 T. Suit i v. 11
II. i;. HUSO lor Ibe N W '4 of S W i t I
Nee. N 1 p. 3 N It 3 W.
lie milium tho I'ollowimr witnesses to
prove hia continuous residence upun iiiid
cultivation of said inn. I, viz:
Daniel 11. Hoe, Arthur A. Hacon, John
McK'enini ami Charles 8. Miller, all of
l'tnmm, Oivdon.
i-tf UoiiiiiiT A. Mn.i.KR, ltejjister
Notice for Publication.
Land Ofvick at Oiikoon City, Oil
Aut;. ), IH'17.1
X OTK'K is hereby Kivcn Mint !liel'nlo, .
1 iiiK-naiiiud settler has lilutl imlieu
his intention to make tinal proof in sup-
Imrt nf his claim, and that suid pronf will
ie iiilide before thr county elurk of Wash
ington county nt llillslioro, Oregon, on
Oct. 7th MI7, viz.;
Adam Kiscar
H. K. loan), tor tho N W of See. 21,
Tp. 8 NK0 West.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said hind, viz:
Max Hurptiolxer, Frank I!ui-liolzor, Wil
liam Ko bit. and John Kuuseli, all of l!ux
too, Oregon.
1-11 Uoiikrt A. Mii i.hr, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Omen at Oiikhon City, Oh.i
August III, IH7.f
NOTIC1C is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice id
his intention to make tinal proof in sup
port of his chum, and that said proof will
he made before the County CI rk of Wash
ington County at Hillsboro. Oregon, tin
Sept, '), liW.viz:
William Feldt,
It. i:. No. KMl for the K $ of N R V N
W ', of 8 H and N K of H W '4 of
Sec. Ill Tp 3 N H -I west.
He names the following wUiicwn to
prove his continuous resilience njiun ;i:i.l
cultivation of said lain!, viz:
John Uansoh, Christ Kmisch, ,lohn ( irib
ner iiiid Andrew Kostur, nil of fluxion,
Oregon.
21-7 IIohkutA. Mim.ku. Ilugi-ter
Notice for Publication,
Lan:: Oi'xici: at Oiikoon City, Oit..(
Au, list I), sv,.
NOTICE in hereby given that the follow-Ing-naiucd
wet tier has li led notice if
his intent ion to make hinil prtinl'in suo
port of his claim, and that r-aid proof will
ho liuide be lore the County Clerk nf Wash
ington county, at HiUsb'oro, 'Oregon,
8e.pt. &-, Ii7.' viz:
George Boilavl I
II. K. No, 1(110(1 for the of N U uf fcc
M Tp.'l N Uf) W.
Ho niinics the following witnesses to
prove ins continuous residence upon unc
cultivation ol said land, viz:
Mux llni'j.bolzer, Prank llurgluilzor, Jolnr
KoiiKch and Christ I ouseb till of lliixlon,
Orccon.
21-7 IIodkrt A, Ml U.KK, Hegisler.
s Notice For Publication. (
La ni Oi'rii i! AtOrkiiov CitvOuh i
! July 21, I.W.I
o 1 1CJ.. is herehy given tlmt the follow
Xl ing-nainiHi settler has liled notico of
his intention to make Until proof in sup
port of bis claim, anil that said proof will
bo made hetore the County Clerk of
Washington County at Hillsboro, Or., on
Sept. 4, 1117. viz: '
Katli.iiiiel Francisco
H. H. HrA for the N. K, W of Sec. 17, tp. 2
N. It. 0 West. 1
He names the following witnesses' to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Kli Smith, M. ,N. it. Hiivcock, Chris Hons,
and H.. M. Collins, ull of Kir, Oregon.
!-C Koiikiit A. Mii.i.kk. Hcgister.
Notice for Publication.
Lakh Omen at Oikiodn City, Oh.i
July 2!), I W.i
rVTOTICI . is hereby given Unit the follow-
11 ing-niimed settler lias liled notice ol
Ins intention to make li mil proof in sup
port of Ui claim, and that said proof will
he made beore I he County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon on
Sept. 14, IX!)7, viz:
Andreas Heree Jensen
It. K. No. M!i for the N j of S 10 nnd N
i of 8 W '4 of Sec 13 T 3 N 114 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove InscontinuoiiH residence upon and
cultivation of suid land, viz:
Isaac H. White, of Oroenvilln, Oro, unil
Hinrich l'oterson, Clans Christiansen nnd
K. J. (Jrnbb, all of Buxton, Oregon.
KoiutiiT A. M I i.i.eh. Register.
Sheriff's Sale.
I'y virtue of an execution, decree and
Order of salo, issued out of tho Circuit
Court ot' the State of Oregon, Washington
County, in favor J. F. Dyslo and iigniiist
Krnost I'.entseliol for tho sum of .$;Sl.l)l)
costs, and for the further sum of jp 1 L0, U.
S. goltl coin, with interest thereon at the
rate of S oer cent tier annum from tin.
21st day of July, 18H7, and for the costs
and expenses ot unto unil of sunt writ.
Bow, tlieretore. by virtue and in niir.
hiiiuich oi sum juiignieii, decree anil or-
dor oi sale, i will, on Monday the 13th
duy of September, 1M)7, at the south door
of tlie Court House, in ; illsboro, Wash
ington county, Oregon, nt the hour of 10
o'clock A. JVl., ol said (lav. se 1 at tmblle.
auction to the highest bidder for cauli, the
following described real property, to-wit:
C01111nenc.ini' at tho south Wont, t.m'iii.i'
of a tract, of land sold bv Arnold lM'slo to
J. K. Hysle, which deed is recorded on
page h,;2 in hook '." records of dootls for
v'i Hshinglon County, tjienee Kast to the
Hast line of suid tract, thence North to
the center of the County Koud (I'orthuid
Ulenco lioail), thenco Northwesterly
along the center of said road to the West
lino of Section III, T. 1 North H. 1 West
WilUuriette Meridian, thonce south to the
place of beginning containing ono acre
ivou .mi. tmii more or less, an sitiiuto in
Washington County Oregon, to satisfy
the hereinbefore mimed sums, and for tho
costs and expenses of said sale.
Haiti rirounrtv will i.n uohl mihif.t.t f,. ..
uciojjuon hh jier Niuuiio ol Oregon.
v, it ncss my no nil tins 11th da
i this lHliday of Aug-
usl, 1H07.
D. .. Vl'- T) ' HADKOTU),
Mnenfl of Washington, Cniintv, Oregon,
UAULHY fe lillOWN
Attorneys for IJluintifl',
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Tho LsadinR Drug:
bMioro Pings, Medicines. I'nli
limy ln procured lit pri
THE DMLTA
Special Attention Given to On.dity
and Accuracy in Dispensing.
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I'mui .More loOllIt
rOHO CITY
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Mutton,
Kept Constantly cn Zc-t.
:,:.!.a : Vile : : 'r : I'st : Curie. : Hui : ar., : i:i;,
Cash Paid for Poultrj.
TIMCKT. iiJ!.i'.;::;n. OtlVA ox.
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CITY LIVEBY KTA1U.E
Cor. 2nd anJ W.tahbrioa Stistt I
WH'iRE YOU WILL
FIND 1 HE BEST TEAM'S
IN HILLSEIOUO.
v v c r;
mm FIRST-CLASS. GOOD
Cor. SiftWIn
I fin
J. NOKTIIUl'l1,
Newly Furnished
l-
and Renovated.
A fust-class table and
nil accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. , . .
Mjtice fjr Piihlication.
La no Oi'i'ii K at Oni:i;oN I'u v, on. j
.V.nru il'.itii. cm,.
D'l li'K is hi'ivlivirneii i In. I the lollow-
i.e niei! -irt tier has li le.l notice of l;ti
inttMUon to make linnl proof in support of
hi claim, and that said pvool' lll h.i
made hehnt the County Clerk of Washing
ton Co, tu lllb! oro O.i ;;oll on Sept.
IdlC, viz:
Dun line
", K. No. Hill lor the S E i of sue 12 Tp
IIXIHu.
lie niiints Ibe following witnesyes to
prine his continuous residence upon and
cnltiviition of :'aid land, viz :
.1 t) Johnson, TO Monciuini. Micriiuiii
Union and ti.Miit llticm all of llacoua,
ur.'gou.
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1'oiikiit A. Mi: 1. 1 it. !!i
SHERIFF'S SALE GN AtTACIi-
MENTE2CTJTICII.
Ily Iri ne of an nltnchiuonl execution, is
sued out of the Circuit Court ofthc hUnli.
..! t-Ci II, !'!' Wnsliiiij. ton C.i-hl'T, m
''I' ni-of I' . I.. Cttdy nnd :': lii.sl Kv.t A.
oiiekiiu I'or ih i sum of ::7 a o :s, nod
!' I'iiiC fit, tori' sum ot f.S'J I'. S, ;.ll:l Clin,
'i'!i i.;l.-.'i::t !li. 'icon a, fie rate.. I K per
(it nor : !' i 1 1 in fruui Ihc ihd il.iy.nl' .In
i.,'. h ill', nnd for the cost c:.J e;.; cnsis of
s.ih. nnd )' said writ.
i.nw, ii.crvi.it e. li', i"loi n'.i, tn intrsu-
.it'.ce of : .ioi jii.lg:uenl.ind at In
ernllof, I will, on ,li,n,l;,y tn
m-hii enl t-.v-
the 2illl I :lt
ol iSeiilciiilier, 1M7, at tlie soiitii door til
the ( ourt I louse, in II ills! oro, Washing
ton County, Oregon, id the hour of 0
o'clock A. M., olstiid ilny, sell at public,
auction to the hirht'st. 'bidder for cash,
Ihc following tlnsci'ilicd real property, to
wit: Commencing in T I and 2 S It's W
01 thcWil Mer., and lioutiiled nnd do.
scribed us follows: Hi ginning at tho N
YY cornel' of tho Donation band Claim of
William l.uiulcss and Klizabct h C. (jinil
css, said (sirncr being in Sec 'f 1 H I!
2 W; thence south l.i.17 cbs to the scclion
linn bcl ween secllous 4 and ,'Wj thence
south lllti,0 west i!(l.2l chains to Ihc line
between sections 4 and 5, T 2 S It 2 W;
I licni-e norlli l"i.47 chains to the norlh
wcsl, boiiiidary of tlin uforivmid Donation
band Chiini; thcncti norlh 40'., east
.Kl.'.'l chains to the place of beginning,
containing i',H acres, all situate In Wash
ington County, Oregon, to satisfy tho
herein before named sums, and for the
costs nnd expense ofsuid sale,
Said property will be sold mibjuct to re
demption as per statue ot Oregon,
Witness my hand this 2llh day ol Aug..
W. 1). UIUDFOIU).
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon
8, H. Huston, Attorney lor i'lahitill'.
SHERIFF;SSALE ON FORECLOS
URE. I'y virtue of an cxeculion, Decree and Or
der of Sale, issitt'd nut of the Circuit Court
f the Kiatu of Oii'gou, for Washington
County, in lavnr of Thomas Dohsoii and
liiminst Marv J. Ilcauclniinii ni. nlv fr n,.,
stun of $Si. 10, costs, and for the further
sum id .fllW.iJO, (I. H. gold coin, with in
b.vsi thereuii at the rate of III nercnt p.n
i'...i.n,.i from the '.1st day of July, Is!,;, aM,i
f i' t!i" cost anil expenses ol .-.ale ii..d cf
Sll i 1 Vl . 1.
Sow, tlieiclbrc, b virtue mid in pursti
''' H"o juilgn.ent, tlccrui' ami order of
NHU- a win. on lUonihiy Uie ',',ti day of
.-.-j -fimrar, mil, at trie south itonr (;f the
onii jiouse, m i iiishoro, Washington
(.V",:!y, Oregon, at the hour uf 10 o'clock
A. M.,ol said day, sell at puhlicancllon In
the., i'.hcsthulile.r for cash, the following
j V i en i property, to-wit; All of
!' i i mm ioiumocK uiiein .Niirtlci'.h'iiil.
iliUon to thu town of 1 1 il Isiioro, Also
H "oni! tract beginning nt the H. IC enr-
"!,,'.':, 'V1 Nu' 6 1,1 blo('k K"' 7 in the town
el K'.ilsbnro, countv and slat,. iiCo-,,,:.!
n: d ( mining thence north along Kecond
street ol siud town 7(i foci ; thence west !
leet: tbt'oce south 7rt feet tn Washington
s". iwi ; thence eiudWlfetit to the place of
beginning. Also, third truct-heing a part
ill ,u ilniml.i.t, 1 1 I . . 1 .r , . 1
" , ".no tiiiini oi Lsiiian ivelsev
V ! ,lo. Vf"1 claim tso.w T. 1 N. R. j
'V,, 1 Vrt'""' "'tuutod in section
..tl ot said I . and H. unil bounded as fol-
ows: lleglnnlngatii point bearing N.
4J.7J chains and west 0.81 chains from the
. J'" oiiruer oi said township which noint
is tho H.W .crm-r of the traU nf a u m
yeved to Thomas S. Wilkes by l.ouisian i
it itieson the autli day of November
IHKH, by deed recorded on page 7f, 0f Vol
'7 records of deeds for Waslmtgtot. ( :,,.
ty, Oregon, and runninL' N. 4 Mir. i.', .i...
center of the county road 4.(il chai s
,e'V,frSVM,. Ut' K a "!'; thenco S ""'
W. 4.ir chains lo the center of the eouiitv
road; thence N. ijH' W. 2.74 chains li,
the place of beginning, co,itaiu i, g , 0H7
acres, a I situate in Washington (uVity
Oregon, to satisfy the hereinbefore n i iieti
sunis, a,l for the costs titid cxnens s ,
said sale
Said property will be sold subject to
re-
Biiouie oi tJi'cgon.
VV itncss my lmnui ,liH 2,llh , f A
;!'., ,. VV.D.JtKAi.l.'llllll.K
bheri l of f Washington County, Oregon.
S. 15. Huston, Attorney fur I'luiiitiff.
Union Hli'cU
Ml'lll Ml.
Dr. F. A. 1 In i ley
I'lOpl'll'll'l .
Ilouse-c-
,1s. Oils.Spn.igcs, Brushes and all lr.u t l '
it prices Unit Mlii.lv .IMim.---mU-i ....
I'iUKi STORK
First Quality in Every Eesrect
i.'i :
iV, .
. ;v t,f Toilt t Ailiclis, iVrfVi"
Meilieives, rVI col Toots, lite.
Stock of Fino Perfume s
:.-.-rJ.ht:vr:: in ihc City.
J'MT MARKET.
l.i::;r, I '
Veal and
Fork
L' L
THAT CAN
HAD
TEA&, CC?3 SUChJES and DSIVURS
tiiic (iKMvr
GOLD f-SILVER
COUMTrvItS
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K.ASTKKN
ill t'!H,nil!IA
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.0'iti't ny
O'.V liATi::? ani TIlKfil'CII TICKETS
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Fine WulrJt Lt puli'lu;: Si,'tluli y.
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BOOTH
IiKAI Kit I.N
Watches Clocks. Jewelry,
Iiicycles, Scwinv, ASadiines',
Musical Instruments.
main htuk!;t, .:r(.;:-K u.::k,
Ilillslioro, . Onpon.
TntiiKuct it (Jofirrul PittiUiii(r liiiHliiOK
c.
siiij'i (..H;i,,r
,T 1 i . Ai -i i if i;'fr
Sell sight l'lXehnngn mid Telegrapblo
I rails ers unil bancs Li'ltcm nf Credie
iiviilhihUi Ihrougliotit the t'nllcd Slates
Draw Mils of Kivcluingi, on London,
Uvcrpool, Dublin, I'mh,, p,,.li, Knink'
tort-oii-llit). iiiii,.stocklu,lm ,( ) pi-,.
clpal cities of Kurnpe.
Colhielions niiiilo on nil nceesHlhlo polutst.
llanUIiiff hours froni p n m (o.'l p in.
II illsboro, Oregon.
GO
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VIA
merica'3 Scenic Lino
TflK
CUKjlT n'llinillSi ii'V
TI1K 1.1 ItAIiy CAH H0l; .;
ynl.i in Dinitig C;:r n !n Gitno
Hoi-k B:il:i.-t. No )US
m Line
To St. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Duluth,
Chicago
..And all Points Kant..,
II?
Hi (1
Sleepers, Dinins: and Li.
brary Observation Cars.
DAILY TRAINS -fast TIMK
Service and Scenery Uiieqmiled.
Fur tiokt'tsund full inlbrmntSot)
fli 11 on or address, If. T. lkgley,
a ii n AKertl, Uillshoro, Or.
A. II. C. Deniiiston, C. P. & T. A,,
Portland, Oregon,
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