The Hillsboro argus., February 17, 1898, Image 2

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HILLSHOKO, WASHINGTON CO., ORE., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 18-18.
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THE ARGUS
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Oregon, as Second class mail matter.
LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Company.
Subscription: One Dollar per Annum.
Six Months, 60 ots; Three Months, 35 cts.
to Gold Mono-metallism. Be
lieves in the Bimetallic Standard.
Thinks we Ought to Take Care of our
own People Before Annexing Hawaii.
Has no use for Marcus A. Hanna.
AS GOOD AS GOLD.
mi i 1 ii i
l ae Biiver aouare are as good as
gold dollars simply for one reason,
and one, only. That is too plain
for contradiction; too simple to be
misunderstood and furnishes once
and for all a substantial reason
why bimetallism independent will
prove successful in its workings and
beneficial to the people of the Unit
ed States. That reason is obscured
by goldite politicians, is lied about
by political mountebanks and trim
mers pnd evaded by gold statesmen
at ell times. The reason is: be
cause Uncle Sam accepts a silver
dollar or certificate for a dollar al
his collection stations, on a parity
with a gold dollar. It is a matter
of law alone. The charge that its
limitations keep it up is unreason
able and supine. If that be any
where near the case, we would
have had trouble long ago aud
grievous trouble at that. The law
of legal tender being acknowledged
by the whole people in payment of
a public due has made the silver
dollar equal to the gold dollar even
when the law has discriminated
against the metal out of which it is
made, and against it in many ways
after the bullion received the gov
ernment stamp. It is the whole
number of gold and silver dollars
our Israelitish friends are kicking
about, and that which will hurt
them, instead of peculiarly of what
kind. Peanut statesmen listen to
those who are interested in keeping
dollars dearer and growing dearer
instead of to that element wanting
and working for that positive "an
tithesis, dearer product etc. It is
no wonder that American states
manship has degenerated. The
Union was once saved by the north
and east and now a few men from
that section want the whole thing
as a reward. It will be next in or
der for our people of the south and
1 il. TT 1
weui w save tne union ana save
it from commercial ruination. And
it now looks as though such an ef
fort shall be made that mere bigot
ry, and unscrupulous bile and ri
diculous bugaboo shouting upon the
parts of goldites shall not prevail
against the peoples' desires.
ways been very shifty on the mon
ey question and that he has made
no pronounced remarks upon this
vital issue excepting as at
such times as his political directors
mav deem necessary, for instance:
when the international commission
was meeting with foreign favor and
when the Teller resolution was
about to go before the House. In j
the first instance Mr. McKinley!
obeyed his dictators in an official
document; in the last he went to
the seat of dollar wealth, New York
City, and did their bidding in a
quasi-public speech.
The presidential error is in as
suming that any considerable per
centage of the seven millions voted
for the gold basis. Perhaps a great
many less than one million did but
not more. An absolute gold plat
form would have lost the presiden
cy (Indiana and Kentucky, the
latter state went for Bryan and was
counted contra and every state
west of the Mississipi would have
gone for Bryan) to the man of
mortgages and he knows it as well
as any. His recent utterance was
to stiffen the house members, keeji
them in line and in event of reelec
tion upon any old thing of a plat
form, pull a rockribbed gold-hank
bill through by 1900. But the er
ror is too palpable too plain and
it will not serve its purpose.
Attention, Farmers!
chinery of any kind call on
Schulmerich & Son
Who will give you what you want,
where you want it, and the best im
plements and machinery in the world.
If it is Dry Goods
You want or anything to be found in a
General Merchandise Establishment,
come and see them. They will please
you and save you money.
IS IT A COALING STATION.
A COMMON MISTAKE.
One of our valley contemporaries
says the "country feeds the city"
and that "the city clothes the coun
try!" This indeed is a wonderful
statement and the only surprise at
tendant to the whole thing is that
the editor is not running a gold
bug machine, somewhere in space.
Our triend should put a poultice on
hiB cocoanut and let it get in some
hot night work for awhile.
I he city be d d. The country
leeds and clotheB the "whole thing,'
to get down to business! It feeds
and clothes the dudes of the aven-
.ues, the idiotical cane suckers, the
parasites, the prostitutes, their par
asites; the bankers, the merchants
the laborers, the all. And yet, his
tory goes to show that these name
city influences always vote to make
the dollar buy more of "Pap Hav-
Beeas ow they sneer and laugh
at his high water pants or his coarse
clothes-these city imbeciles) pro
ducts! And this, too, when the far
mer furnishes nearly all the raw
material for manufacture, pays the
freight and then buys it back to the
city's profit! But the greatest mis
tike is when the farmers allow city
papers, governed by bankers, to in
fluence their votes by yelling some
little nonsense about "honesty" etc.
This mistake is a common one and
will soon be corrected.
By every sentiment of love and
sympathy for fellow man Cuba
ought to be free ought to have long
since been free. 1 reaily does not
much matter that many Cubans
are half-blood negroes and unwor
thy and incapable of self govern
ment the question is one of hum
anitarian instincts, of local color,
and should receive our attention.
Two administrations, neither of
which can be called cowardly, have
let Cuba suffer because, as the Ore
gonian said of Greece's defeat, "the
concert of bondholders" said "hands
off."
So we have turned our eyes away
from Cuba, which might cost us a
life or two and a few millions, and
longingly looked toward the land
of leperdom because it would make
us a good coaling station!" Coal
ing station! Coaling station? What
in thunder do we want of a coaling
station we who have enjoyed the
Cuban butchering as if it were a
barbecue? Better sav we want the
nose rings of Hawaii.
THE E LOME AFFAIR.
said execution being in favor of IVter Nel
son ami against Kliznlieth .1 Conklin ami V
I. Conklin lor the sum ot 111. hi, wit 1 1 in
terest thereon from ilu tilth day of Julv
1W17 ut il... ....... ..t' i.t . - '
,..... ...i. ui m per ccill per Hlllllllll,
j ami (HI costs, ami lit favor of the defen
! 'hint. Isaac Allen, anil against Johnston
if you contemplate buying farm maXYV
1 r.ecuin ..tine last Will ami Testament
, ol John II. Freeman, deceased, itnddevis
! ee umler said ill. for t lie sum of US0.-lf
! with interest thereon from the tilth day of
July, 1Mb, tit the rale ot 10 percent per an
num, and M0.ooei.sta, U1 , ,UVI. ,' ,,
Idolendant.ti. W. l'atterson, and against
Haimali .V Kreenmii, Hannah A. (free
man, as Kxeeutrix of tin, last Will and
testament of John . Kroenmn, deceased
' and as devisee under said will ol said John
II. Freeman, deeeiised. lor the sum of
Willi interest thereon from the l!V
111 day of July, 1S1I7, at the rate of 10 it
cent per annum, and 10.00 costs, mid for
j the costs and expenses of sale and of
said writ.
Now therefore, by virtue and in pursii
, anee of said judgments, decree and order
oi sine, i win, on .Monday, the 7lh dav of
March, lSds. ui t,(, soutli ,hi,ir ,,i ti, ,,:
house, in Hillsboro, Washington County
Oregon, al the hour often o'clock A. i( '
ol said day, sell at public auction to the
highest Wilder for cash, all the right, title
and interest of the delemlants, Johnston
rieeuian, r.iizanetn .1, l oiiklin, 0, T
Conklin, Hannah A. Kreenian, Hannah A
freeman, Kxeeutrix of the last Will anil
iestaineut of John H. Freeman, deceased
and Hannah A. Kreenian as Devisee und
er the last Will of John 11. Kreeinan, dec
eased, of, iu and to the following describ
ed real property described in said decree
and execution, and described as follows
to-wit: '
lleing the Donation Land Claim of John
S. White and Klizabeth While, his vj,.
and designated as Notification Number
24ft, and Claim Number 51, being parts of
Sections 2.1 and 24, Township 1, North
Hange. 2 West ol the Willamette Meridi
an, containing aim acres, all in Washing,
ton County Oregon.
Said interests of said defendants will be
sold separate, and as follows: .
Kirnt All of the right, title aud interest
ot Klizaheth J. Conklin, and t'. T. Conk
lin. to satisfy the judgment in favor of IV
ter Nelson.
Second All of the right, titleand interest
of hlizabeth J. Conklin, C. T. Conklin
Johnston Kreenian aud Hannah A. Kroe
tnan and Hannah A. Kreenian as lOxecu
trixofthe last Will and Testament or John
H, Kreeinan, deceased, and as devisee un
der said will,, to satisfy the judgment in
favor of Isaac Allen, and
Third-I will sell all the right, title ami
interest of Hannah A. Freeman, llannuli
A. Freeman as Kxeeutrix ol and devisee
under the Will of John H. Freeman, de
ceased, of, in and to all Iho real properly
above described to satisfy the judgement
of defendant 0 W Patterson all ol said land !
to lie sold to satisfy the herein he-I
fore named sums in favor of the hereinbe
fore mimed persons, and Cm' the costs and
expenses of said sale.
haid property will bo sold subject lo re
demption as per Statute of Oregon.
Witness niv hand hereunto ant i !, iu .,.!
day of February, issw.
. . .. vv- liltADKOKl),
Sherill or Washington County, Oregon.
liy I'. 10. Deieliiiiiin, Deputy.
Baulky & Brown. Atl'ys for I'laintill's.'
The Hillsboro Pharmacy..1.
The Loading Drug- House -
Where Drugs. Medicines. 1'ainls. Oils, Sponges, llrushes llliil all Druggist's 8iilid''c.
may be procured at prices that simply distance- competition.
nion Mock
Maui St.
Hi'. V. A. Italic
I'roprleior.
THE DELTA DRUG STORE
.First duality in Every Respect
Special Attention Given to Quality
and Accuracy in Dispensing.
A Full Supply of Toilet Articles, I'crfuui
ery, I'atciit Medicines, School Hooks, lite.
See Our Large Stock of Fine Perfumes
The Largest Ever Shown in the City.
Telephone IVoui Store lot) Mice.
McKlNLEY never received seven mite in Washington county, Oregon, to
millions of votes for the gold stan
dard. Even his own statement
saying as much is both childish
and ridiculous. He thinks the ma
jority should be recognized. We
shall see in the very near future.
whether Mr. McKinley shall be so
ready to work the will of the ma
jority when the next house of rep
resentatives shall represent a large
majority of our people asking for
bimetallic law! Then we shall see
whether Mr. McKinley deems a
majority a majority, or Wall street
a majority. Then we shall see who
shall rule the people, or the Shy
locks who plunked up the campaign
fund!
satisfy the hereinbefore named sums, and
mi win eui aim expenses ot said sale
Said property will be sold subject to
redemption as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my hand this 17th day of Feb-
rtiary, lsws. W. 1). BKADFOM)
Sheriff of Washington county, Oregon
Ceo. K. Bagley, Atty for l'lm
The Portland Tribune thinks
Mr. Joseph Simon is politically a
very bad, scoundrelly man. He
doubtless is. The Oregonian is very
certain that John H. Mitchell is a
scoundrel in politics and very dan
gerous to unsuspecting voters. He
loubtless is. It thrills the hearts
of country editors to see such per
spicuity evidenced by the citv
pr ss. Both are right on these
great questions. Now, do not sav
that The Argus has never said a
good word for the Portland
papers.
news-
EDITORIAL NOTE8.
Of
THE PRESIDENTIAL ERROR.
The Spanish ex-minister, de Lome
has gone back to his native haunts
and the fact that an agent of th
Cuban junta stole a letter out of
the Havana postolficeis no disgrace
to the senor, whatever. The New
York Cuban junta is a body of be
ings who are living off the fat
the land, abiding in luxurious a
partments and patronizing swell
restaurants with m )ney subscribed
by the hand of charity for a worthy
cause. It the lunta is so natrintie
l
its members should lie down in
Cuba, their todies making back
stops for bullets which will other
wise slay Cuban patriots. Let no
one make the mistake of sympa
timing with these petty larceny
thieves; let no one think that de
Lome disgraced himself for private
ly writing what he deemed just.
A WEAK REPETITION.
The president erred when at that
princely and elaborate New York
banquet,in intimating that over sev
en million voters cfemanded the
gold standard. It will be remem
bered that Mr. McKinley has al- exploded.
As a matter of declamation Mr.
Tongue did fairly in his recent
speech. As a matter of logic he
might as well have left his speech
unpublished. He controverts him
. i j? - i i . . . ...
ecu anu nis uuerances ot the past
his letter to the Oregonian when
he wanted the Oregon senatorship
and he controverts the position of
the republican party in 1890 when
it declared the established policy
of the government to be to keep the
two "metals" not coins at a pari
ty. This was overturned and made
to read "coins" in 1893, when the
Sherman law was repealed, and
Mr. Tongue is on record as Baying
of the repeal of that law:
A continuance of this legislation
means constant contraction. Scarce nun.
ey means dear money, with increased
purchasing power; it means a decrease
in the price of every other species or
property real and personal in the coun
try and in the city; it means decrease in
the wages of all classes labor, skilled and
unskilled, manual and professional. Hut
worst of all it means an enormous in
crease in indebtedness of every class.
public and private, with diminished cow
er to pay. It means confiscation of the
property of the debtor, for the benefit of
the creditor,"
Mr. Tongue's rant of today is hut
a weak repetition of gold cult ideas
which again and again have been
Senor De Lome is not the first man
who has been sorry not that he wrote
the letter, but because he was caught at
it.
It is suspected that the Embree family
held a convention in Polk county last
week two Embrees on the ticket and
the same two as delegates to the sta'e
convention.
The gold press constantly tells of its
"honesty." Perhaps their honesty is
like she who protested, drunkenly, that
she was "an honest aud virtuous woman,
by G-d!': Come down boys, you're funny.
Mr. Hanna is evidently a very patriot
ic man. He had two substitutes in the
war and here we find him, over thirty
years after, still having a substitute at
tending to governmental needs. Who
is he?
Governor Lord may be a good govern
er but he is a very poor hand at conven
ing special sessions of Oregon legisla
turesmuch to the chagrin of statesmen
who have been elected, and yet, may
never qualify.
Can it be possible that Brother Tongue
has discovered to be very companionable
those fellows of whom he said, in his fa
mous letter: "There are those, who sur
rounded by huge blocks of interest bear
ing securities, are interested in making
money dear and everything else cheap."
It certainly appears that our Tualatin
statesman is now whistling a very differ
ent tune. Why docs he stand for them
instead of the farmers of his district?
SHERIFF'S SALE.
VIltTUK OF AN F.YRriTTmv
Decree and Order ol Sale, issueil .mi
of the C ircuit Court ot the State of Oregon
lor Washington County, in favor of Larkin
Heynolds, and against John Kkert, Kath
F.kert, John Yost and Catherine Selllieim
er, lor the sum of fio.oo costs, and for the
turlher sum of fli'i.lW, United States gold
com, wit h interest thereon at the rate of 10
per cent per annum Irom the 1-Ith day of
February, 1N.SH, and the further sum of
Sixty Dollars with interest thereon at the
raleot eight per cent per annum from the
tfirdduy ot November, 187, as attorney's
lei's and lor the costs and expenses of sale
noil 01 am wilt.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in pur-
nor oi sine, 1 win, on Monday the 7lh
day of March, 1H!)8, at the s'onth door
ol the Court House, in Hillsboro, Wash
ington county, uregon. at the hour of 10
o ciock a. m., oi sain day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real property, to-v.it:
Situated, lying and beingin Washington
County, Slate of Oregon, and described as
tollows: Ten acres off the South end of a
tract ot laud commencing at the quarter
section coi ner on Iho line between Sections
oeven m aim Mgiiieen (18) in Township
One ( 1) North ol Kange One (1) West, WiF-
laineue .neriiiian ttience east on said sec
tion line 12.au chains; theme south 5 chai
ns; thence west2 chains; thence south 14
chains and 5 links; thence west 10.S0 chs
thence l'Mtt chains to place of beginning
containing in the tract hereby conveyed
TeiUlO) acres to satisfy the hereinbefore
named sums, and for the costs and expen
ses of said sale.
Said property will be sold subject to re
demption as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my hand this 3rd day oi Febru
ary, isiw.
i .m W. D. BRADFORD.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon
By C. E. Deichman, Deputy.
BAGLKY & BROWN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
I. K 1IKIIHT, l'lior
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Hiuhest : Market : Trice : I'aitl : for : Fat : Cattle. : Slut-p : mid : flog
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN ST K KMT,
mu.Kiumo,
OUKCON.
GEORGE W. BACON
ZZCITY LIVERY STA1H,E7
Cor. 2nd and Washington Street Is
WHiiRE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS
i shorn Hhiki'
fFIC COAST
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution, decree and
oruer oi saie, issued out of the Circuit
u.m oi toe nuiie oi uregon, Washington
County. In favor of J. W. Shute and
against Allen Parent and Emma Parent
lor the sum of $15.00 costs.and tor the fur
ther sum of J114.2H U. H. gold coin, with
interest at the rate of 10 ner rent. no. a...
num. from the 15th day of January, 1897
and lor the costs and expenses of saie and'
ot said writ.
Now, thciefore, bv virtue and in purgu
aneeof said judgment, decree and order of
sale, I will, on Monday the 7th day of
March, law, at the south door of the
Court House, in Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M ., of said day, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, the following
described real property, to-wit: Com
mencing at a uoiut 5.71 U chains fWm n,
Southeast comer of Block "U"; thence
iNorth 7.00 chains to the south line of Block
u'i'?00, e:ast 2-Kf' chains; thence
south 7.00 1 chains to the south line 'of
Block "k;" thence west chaiiiH
along said south line to the place of be
ginning containing two acres in Hlock K
'0'liKirvjew Addition to the town
of Hillsboro, Washington Co., Oregon, to
satisfy the hereinbefore named suin, and
.... ollu cAiieiises oi said sale.
Said property will uesold subject to re
demption as per statute of Oregon.
rua lt"lHj1"5' halUl tbi 3rd day 0t Feb"
W. D. BRADFORD
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon,
ii i t n liy C ichnin, Deputy
Baglcy A Brown, Attorneys for Plain tin".
VHK ntRONlri.K ri.Hr, with th. ,,,
l.wiil.r, ui the tinned Simon
.THKCHIlllNlCI.K luu n,.nalon tilt I'M IS
. own. lends B ability, enterprinn anil nf w
TIIK OHItlJNICI.K'HTelRKrKMlilo ll-nortu ar
am, moii rimaDie. ita l.oi-al New lb
rullciu ami apiclrat, an I Iti liililnrl.U fruio III
ablest uena In Hie country,
THKohuoviui.k hasalwavaboKn.Mil alwaya
"111 be, the Irleml ami champion of the pwiala aa
againat cninblnailuim, clliiuea. corpuraiiona o
opiiraaslnnn or any klmt. Hwlll h. i-i.,....,! ,
la verylhlnj ntaural In uolLing.
Cor. 2d 4 Wasli'lun
NOKTIIKIIP,
Newly Furnished
and Renovated.
A first-class table ami
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. ...
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Lessons in Piano, Organ ami Harmony,
PUNCH, t'IIAHl-OAl, CKAVON
GOLD a SILVER
COUNTEIES
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ARE ALL REACHED
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TWO FOR ONE
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereliv eiven that th O HTlilni--
Hignod, administrator of thn estate of
(ieo. JS. Cironer, deceased, has filml biu
final account as such adininiHtiati if ill
the County Court of the Htato of Oregon
for WaKliingtoii County, and that Haiti
County Court has fixed Mondnv. tlm tai.
day ot March, 1K9H, at the Court room in
nisooro county and state aforesaid, at
the hour of 10.00 a. m. of mud dav tin.
timo and place of hearing objections to
said final account, if any thoro bo, and
the final Kottloment of Haid eslntn.
Dated at Hillsboro, this February 17, 18U8.
W. h. WF.IfltnNri
AiimiiiiHtrator of the estate of (ieo. E.
U roner, deceased.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an execution Issued out. of
the circuit court of the Htato of Oregon, for
Washington county, in favor of .f .1 Mor
gan and against K F Moore for the sum
ol() 25 costs, mid for the further sum of
io u o goiu com wnn interest tlinreon
at the rata of 10 per cent, per annum from
the 10th dav of Mav. 1WI7. and for tlm .nui
and expenses of sale and of said writ.
ivow, thorolore, by vfrtuo and in pur
suance of said judgment and for want of
sufficient personal property I did on the
inn oay oi icnrunry, ikih, levy on the
hereinafter describod real iirimnrtv. I nili
on Monday, the 21st day of March! at
UK) soutli door ol the Court House, in
Hillsboro, Washington county. Oremin.ui.
the hour of 10 o'clock a m.. of said ilnv
sell at public auction to tho highest biil-
uer lorcasn, me lonowing described red
property, to-wit: I'eiiiL' fractional lot
four (4) in block four (4) Tying and being
south of the B I' It It tract in Niinmons
addition lo the town of Hillsboro, all sit.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an execution lw..n ,i
dcr of Sale, issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State oi Oregon, for Washington
County, I" favor of Clark h. Parkerand a-
Kiunni-d. v , reierson, u. M. Peterson, B.
i-. U.UIOI, n. rragcr aim L. M. Prager
I'm, vii., n un iiatr iir H iim mi tun ......
2L?i?;25rc'i?ls'li':(noI't'hefi'rt''er '" of
(MI.15 U. S. gold coin, with interest therc-
ui uicraieoi to per cent per annum
from thn ffln dav of Kovnmlu.; iu7 i
for the cost and expenses of sale and of
nam mil;.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursu
ance ot said judgment decree and order of
Vt V"1' " "'ay thn 7th day
o. raan.ii, ihms, at the south door of
the Court Hotiso, in Hillsboro, Washing
ton Coillll.V. Ofnrri.t. , ,1... I. - a 7..
, u J)ur ot 1((
o clock A. M., olsaid day, soil at nublic
i ii ""'"KiiwH. uiuuer lor chhIi,
Inn till lrtiiriiii .I.... :l 1 . . , '
,.Vi . ViVr ,,T '"""" '"en reai property, to-
!. i no u vtil nil I f.l l.h rv,-ll.ih..i.iUt
ooiiiiei 01 neouon 'I'ownship 3, North
iiauge i west ol the W nm.ii.ln Morl,li..
containing 0 acres, to satisfy the herein-
...'.wiw iiuiiiiiii SUIIIH. aild lOl' CUP Cnsla am
expenses of said sale.
Said iirooertv will l, a..lil .nhii i
deniption as per statute of Oregon.
itness my hand this Srd day of Febr-
SF' lrm- , W- D" Bl'ADFOBD.
Sherill ol Washingtoii County, Oregon.
ir m 1 1 "V C. I'!. Doichinan, Deputy.
H. T. liAiu.Ky, Attorney for PlaintilC,
Send for free sample and judge thereby.
Uiloro Argus And n
11 Ciincnnati liiifliiircH
No Clinii;,;!
rOKTLANIi mill
of
UIAKHK CITY
SI'OKANK
Shnrtrxt l.vie lo SI'OKANK
Coiinecling with
ALL RAIL liOUTK to . .
Trail, Itorislaiul, Miuciih
NelHdll, llllll ill K(i,.Hy
Mining Jiiuiin. . ,
LOW WATliS .iiiiI TIIKOLKill TICKETS
B'fir I'liiiii.lilclH mid Detailed
Informat ion, write :i
W II HirRI,..l'RT,
Oen'l I'uss Agent 1'iirl.land, Oregon.
Oi'.f. I. Knlgbl, Hillsboro, Ore.
SHERIFF'S SALE
IY VlimiK OF AN KXICCUTION,
i-.i J'l;!!rec.'"l Order of Sale, issued out
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(leceased the A,liace Trust Company;
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Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given thai, the nilderfturii.
ed has iKwiiappointcladministi'atoi' of the
estate of N. K. Smith, deceased, bv t he
Hon. County ('..un, oflhe sini... .V
for Washington County All persons Imv
ing chiinisagaiiiNl, said estate are hereby
request;;! to preK.-nt the same to me at tb'e
olliceof W. 1). Hare, Hillsboro, Oregon
witliiu six inontbs IVoui the dale hereof '
Dated this (ith day of January, IH'W
. , . - , , CilAlifdCS A, 'SMITH
Administrator ot the oslale.of'N. I Nmifli
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Nolico is hereby given that the under-
signed him been duly amioiiilod ,.,!.
ininisl.i'Hlor ot the estate of .ln.iu n,.n..
son d.w,s,.,, by tl, cullf,v Court of the".
,, ,.,. ....., i.,r viisnington (Joiintv.
All persons having i-l.-. i imh against said e's
line are re.pieste, to present- Hie muiio to
iiio at, the olliceof W. I). Hare at Hillsboro
Count-vaml Slate aforesaid, within six
. . . . . . . i,in. mile nere.oi.
jiu-eo in uiiisnor
jr this l.'eb. Kit h; lSflfi,
V. A. PATTHltKON,
Adiniiiist,ra'torofthecst;ite"of Jane Pat
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