THE ARGUS
.it-red ill the Post-omc at Hltlsboro,
fremiti, a aecmtii class mail matter.
LiTirS A. M)S(i, KlMTOIt.
County Ofllci.il Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
' - , Th Aias Publishing Cuapuj.
JuWrlptlnn: Cno Iki'lnr W Annum.
Six Month, 60 rtw; ':ii!H! ..tiitw, SA ots.
. Opposed to Gold Mo.to me'a.s-?!. re
lieves in the Bimetallic Standard
Dear Money means Debased Property,
and Profitless American Product. Our
Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain.
Has no use for Marcos A. Hanna
WHY IMPKIUAMSM.
It is easy of comprehension why
nur wealthy-in-money citizens are
, almost a unit for imperialism upon
lines as exrciaexi by G-ett Britain,
and why they want a large stand
., ing army, Urrat economic chang
es are taking place, and this clas-s
. of citizenship are al.vays loking
out. in a business war. fur th fu
ture. They are prudent, cautious
' and far weing. Unlike the produc
w and laborer, who live almost en
tirely in the today, these live in the
future as'ivell Observtnt. and well
and?rntaiiding the hws of trade,
t- le averages bet ween m-iney anl
property, and being ever uti the
alert for that which i. their belter
men t,- they advocate that policy
' which will insure to them a profit,
: regardless of profit f.ir others.' So
it is, they see in a'l lines of p roil uc
tion a gradual slump from the pro
Stable prices once enjoyed and they
see no return for investments in
farm mnrt (YU Tad niiloca t kjra ij a
weakening in the ourehasing jviw
er of the dollar, the very thing
they least desire paradoxical, per
haps, yet true! So they want more
national securities in which to in
vest, more debt, and to get it, they
want more armame:U,more soldiery,
"more expense, more official services
and more bonds.
The proof of this tendency is
abundant in the fnct that ido 111 ft at
earnest advocates of expansion and
. imperialism are publishers of the
great papera in thorough touch
with the great credU combinations
and by the fact Th.it the Depew?,
the Hannas, the Eikins, are all in
favor tf the imperial pilicy. It U
simply a question of the lollar, it
power; and the desire to cheapen
and keeD chean. that vrlnnh mi r
producers have to sell.
KECOG.MZr OCR DEFENDERS.
The Argus last week opened the
campaign advocating t ho states of
. Washington and Oregon pensioing
the Indian war veterans. Let the
press of the sttte get together on
this proposition and the next Oreg
' on legislature will do its duty to-
ward these old veteran defenders
It will be a pusher on Congress and
if that body does not see fit to re
f imburse the state, well and eood.
, If the candidacy of all parties
r shall in nil probability stand upon
,, this sentiment; or if the press ehall
present a solid front for this recog
nition of ''the frontier service and
defense, it may have ii will have,
an overwhelming influence on the
next Congressional body. As a
matter of taxation, it will be very
slight, and as a matter of justice,
" no one is there who can, or will
" object.
v; The committee investigating the
embalmed beef question can make
but one report, if all evidence is giy-
en its proper place in consideration.
T. lie Evident intention from stirt to
. finish, however, io throw Miles in
to disrepute, leaves one in doubt as
to what the 1 rue character of the
report of the committee will be.
i More than likely the report will be
; kept back f.r several montlis un
", til public indignation is nl'ayed
and then we shall hear thnt "the
evideiice was conflict iifj, etc." Sec
retary Alger will hardly allow his
i high ofljca to be made it foot bull by
' those who are opposing him within
.' his pwn political household. That
ithern was arotten mess in the com
missary -''department1 goes without
sayinp,. but - modern politics will
. rdiiitoii .that a little whitewash will
.cavejfiiiitude of swindles.
. i,aUUltYl'OtI VKAHH AGO.
'Dispatch Copied from Miners' Keg.
later (Col.) April 10, I860.
JJjrnhwinFeiids The Argus a
o")t T(ti lnier's BegiBter, (Col. )
tliVciit April' lC, 1865, from which
a despatch relative to Lincoln's
assassination follows:
"Prrsident Lincoln and wife with oth
er friend, this evening visited Ford'
TtlMlr tVir 111 luinww n f w.itMMtn
the performance of the American Cousin
1 it was announced in the papers that Geo.
) Grant would also be present, but that
gentleman took a late train for Now jer
sey. The theatre was densely crt wdvd.
vtrryoouy scemeu tieiignici wttti
th. scene before them. During the third
act, and while there was a temporary
pause for on- of the actors ta enter, a
sliarp report ol a pistol, which rmrrrlv
attracted att-ntion, but supsiei uotu
ing serious, until a man tushed, to the
noui oi me rrvM.lenl s host wsvi g a
long dagger in his right hand, excla n-.-
IIIK. CIL fCUl ITI I V IM XI II 11 . ai'll mlt)M!i
iately le.tped from the box, which was in
the second tier, to the stace beneath,
and ran acre to the opposite side of the
statre. iiukinir his rsri. mm,! ii!.. i-
wildermctit ot the au.lier.ee, from the
rear of the theatre, and, mounting a
horse, fled A
coin first disclosed the fact to the audi
ence mat the president had beci shot,
when all oresent rose to thrir ft m-h.
ing toward the state, many exclaiming,
nS mm: i ue excitement was ot the
I'ildvSt rJOSsiblpdnb-rinlinn Tlu lli.l.
rical pvrforniauce was of course brought
iu an iu(i ciose. mere was a rush
toward tne tTesiUent a box, when cries
were heard to stand back and Rive him
nr; nas anyone any stimulant.'
"Od a haSIV examination it -a rfimi.t
thai the President had Un l.
the head above and back of the temporal
uom, anu inai some ol tne Iimiu was
ooiing out. He was removed to a pii
vate house opposite the theatre. The
Surgeon General of the armv ami other
surgeons were st nt for to attend to his
conditiou.
"On examination of the private box,
blood was discovered
cushioned rocking chair in which the
t .11 . . ...... .
"Hieiii uau oeen sitting, also on the
partition and floor. A common single
barreled pocket pistol was found on the
carpet. A military guard was placed in
front of the private residence to which
the president had been
was an immense crowd waiting, all deep-
... .xaiuus io iraru me couiiition ot the
president. It hail hn rr. ,u.
nounced that iiie wound was fatal, but
all hoped otherwise. The shock to the
community was terrible. Members of
the cabinet, Messrs. Sumner. Farns-
worta, Judge Bates, Gov. Oelesby, Geu.
Meies. Col. Ha n.l . t Z.
friends, with Surgeon Gen. Birnes with
u.a immeuiate assisunts were around
the bedside.
'The President was in a )) r-t ion-
cone, totallv inuntihlA mA K.
slowlv. blood
the back of his head. The Surgeon Gen
eral exhausted every possible effort of
m;rtBl -UIll t . It" t
"u"-,u "'"i uui au nope was gone. The
parti n i; of his familv with th A,r.
President was too sad for description.
The President and Mrs. Lincoln didn't
start for the theatre until 15 minutes af
ter nine o'clock. Speaker Colfax was at
,l.A ii-u: t . .. ..
;uc " nouse ai tne lime, t ne Pres
ident stated to him that h .c
although Mrs. Lincoln had not been
UAlt 1 , ,
"tvause papers naa annouueed
that Cen. Grant had anuounc-id that he
was to be present, andasGrant had gone
north, he did not wish the audience to
oc uisappomtea, he went with apparent
reluctance, and nroed rYilfar
him. but that gentiemgn bad made oth-
- "5sIU":uw anu wun air. Ashman
of .Mass.. bid him porn!
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nen tne excitement at the theatre
Was 81 US Wildest heurht rn.,ria
circulated that See. Srar,l ho
been assassinated. On reaching this
gcuucuicn s res aence a crowd and mil
Itary euard were round it dnm-
tering it was ascertained that the reports
wcic i.ei on tue trorn KrmhAv
there was so excited that scared an in-
tenigioie word could be gathered. The
facts are substantially as follows: About
10 o ciocfc a man rang the bell. The
can havimr net n nnsurer..! K . i.nt..Aa
servant, he said he had come from Dr.
V tele. Sep. SltwgriT'i ntii.H
, ....... j,u,t ji.i.ii, nuu A
Drescriotion. at th cam. iim. hni.i;..
in bis hand a small piece of folded pap
er, and saving in answer to a refusal,
that he must see the secretary, as he was
intrusted wtlh particular directions. He
insisted on going up although repeatedly
informed that no one could enter the
chamber. He pushed the servant one
.1 .1 1 , 1 -. .
mc uu waiKcu ueavwy toward tne Sec
retary's room, and was met there by Mr,
Frederick Seward.
"He demanded In aee the fi,a..
making some false representations to the
servant. What further
way of colloquy is not known, but a man
struck hiuj on the bead with a billv, se
verely injuring the skull felling him al-
uiuai scuiKies . i ne assassin men rush
ed into the chamber and attacked Mr.
Seward, paymaster A. S. A., and Mr
Hansell. a niejuenoerftf ctat 1i.na..t,i.i.i
and two male nurses disabling them. He
then rushed upon the Secretary, who
was lying m bed in the same room and
...... ..id mree siaos in me necK,tu. sev
ering, it is thought and hoped no arterv
though he bled profusely The assassin
then rushed down stairs, mounted his
horse OUicklv and ride riff hofnr.
alaim could he n-.mdel nr in th
manner as the assajination of the Pres
ident, it is believed the injuries of the
Secretary are tint fatal nnr ihiu. nf h.
. ''-"- i vi,c
others, Secretary and Ass't Secretary are
very severe, oec. Man ton, wells an.
other Drominent nffirial nf the mn
ment called at Seward's house to inquire
into his condition and there heard of the
assassination of the President. They
then proceeded to the house where he
was lying. An immense ctowd was
gathered in front of the private house,
and a strong guard also stationed there.
Many persons naturally supposing he
would be brought to his borne. The citv
presents a scene of wild excitement, ac
Cnmnanied hv frennent .vtmcunH. n
indignation and profound sorrow. Many
sum lears. -
The military authorities have dispatch
ed mounted patrols in every direction
ill nr!tr if tMMtuihle rn nrreat the a,a.i.iH.
The whole police are likewise engaged
jur me same purpose. 1 ne aiiacas Doth
at the theatre and Seward's house, took
place at aoout tne same honr-10 o'clock
.In,. n V. - r..... 1 1 ..... ..
to
fls;aftiinate thnae ovntlemen. a
iilenre nf the onilt nf the urt. u.V., t
. - - r- -" 1 " l,lJ " .
tacked the President is in possession of
tne Board 01 l'olice. Ihe Vice Piesident
is in the city his headquarltrs guarded
by troops." , , ,, . , ., ,
Real Estate Transfers.
C tharine Stanwood and lib Io Eg
bert Fonda 20 a sec lo t 2 s r 2w
$ 500
Mary E Colby to Chas L Shaver 2
., a sec 14 t 2 r 1 w. ... . 75
Mary A Tigaii) to Fannie K Marion
1 h s c3 t 2 s r 1 w . . . 1
O .1 Th.mikinS to Herman W Mil
ler 5 11 sec 5!.S t 2 n r 2w. . 7b
V C KpiIfoii to K .1 Ward 14 a
Di.imld McLcrd Domiiion.. ' 6r0
Jol'ii McKay to li.vi'Ftment Co
tract 3 it Miles, Uavia Donation
and other hind... ... - 11,600
Mary C and Allen Murphy to Reb-
ecca liarrctt, IJurnctt Homestead
100 a...' 1
Eltxa M BeUy to Rebecca Rarrett
same as above. 1
Edward Kline to Anna M Howell
5aec9tlsrlw 500
J W Hartranipf and wf to C B
Buchanan IeU 10 and H Cor
nelius Environs 5)37
Conrad Sehmeltier and wf to Mar
ion Skeels w 11 e i sec 12 t 2 s
r3w m
Win field S Smith and wf to M E
and Mr Iaeh tract in Forest
(trove 4tH
A J Kanno et al to Polly Schmidt
e i w 1 blk 9 lVaverton . lot)
John Ekert bv ShtTto Lnrkin lv.
1 ..!ds 10 a sec 18 t In r lw o44
C II Marlev and wf to Clara Kmn
iner trot in sec 11 t 2 a r 1
1
lh Connell and wf to Clara
Kunnner 40 a in same 1
J S Huston snd wf t.i F K IVrl-
5-10 a sec 2ti t 2 n r w. . . SI
J A liovven to Will Lcarh nart lit!
blk 15 Forest Urove 1.2.V)
K Crtmlall and wf to Joseph and
Aug Ros.vi Fisher tret Reaver
ton 4(H)
Marion W Skeelsand wf to Conrad
Schmelti 'r s w s e sic 21 t 2
sr2w JiH)
Ramus Itrson ami wf to Clara V,
Kumn er 3ti 7i a mc 11 t 2 s
rl 1,2010
tidrew 8iorey and tvf to Wm and
M E Leach part lot 2 block 15
Forest Grove "CO
Chrestean Jenne and wf to J J
ankleek 9 925 a sec 12 t 2 s
r2w not)
Wm H yhuck to Thos Matthit 'son
16.50 a sec 14 t 2 s r 2w... lt5
M K and Wm Loach to Winfield S
bmith and wf 10 a sec 23 t 1 s r
4 w 650
saac Leisy and wf to Win Levt-r-ich
et al r.wi lwty thro i -'i J.ii S
. Woolev Donation 25
A fresh lariel . f p'ck'f e t Greer's.
Carter Harrison has again l-eeu
elected mayor of Chicago piling
nearly as many votes as the com
bined opposition. He bn mile
a good wholesome record in protect
ng t.htcago's property acains'. en
croach men is of street railway greed
It was unf.irtunate that Mr. .Alt-
geld t was in the race, but robbed of
the votes Altgeldt polled, hi-t victory
is the more conspicuous. Air. Har
rison is a dfvotee ii the Chicago
plittform and all the talk about his
"straddle" proposition is the rank
est kind of buucomlie.
Mrs. J. W. Railey and son arrived
front t?an Francisco last Saturday,
Remnants! Remnants! Sclui!-
nierich i Sou hill have, a sale of
rtmnants. Anythiii! in their store
111 the nne of remnants will lie fold
at prices never ln-fore offered in tin
city.
"Give me a liver regulator and J
can regulate the world", said a
genius. The druggist handed him
a bottle of DeWitt's Litt'e E:trly
Risers, the famous little pills.-Dcll'i
Drug Store. . . ,
Henry Sackrider,of Hulsonville,
Illinois, writes that he wants th
Argus for six months. Mr. S ic
rider is a brother to Mts. Benton
Bowman, of this city, and was it
Hillsltoro several years ago. He
will again come west this lall.
The lit'le five-year-old daughtei
of Ben Brown, of Laurel, while
.'laying, had the misfortune, one
day lad week, to have tho middl
linger of her right hand chopped t.f.
by an axe in the hau is of an
other child.
Those .districts in Washington
county ba; ing had the most leiithv
school year are: Oales Creek
schorl, lOimomhs; Glencoe school.
10 months; Verboort si:1km 1, II'
months.
For frost bites, burns, iinlolei t
sores, eczema, ekiii dineac, and et
pecially Piles. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve stands firhtjuid best.
Look out for dishonest people n 1 0
try to imitate and counterfeit it It s
their endorsement of a good article.
Worthless goods are not imitated.
Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Telta Drug Store.
Parties having farm or city prop
erty for sale .will do well to list it
with S. Everitt, who is centrally lo
cated in lliilsboro, and who is in
constant correspondence with par
ties desiring to locate in Oregon.
He also carries several first-class
re insura nee companies.
The county court has exercised
good judgment in its selection of
th committee- on bicycle paths.
Each is active, thorough, business
like, and will make good disposition
of the hicvele tax.
Treasurer's Notice
A 1A, COUNTY WARRANTS EN
VY dorseil nrior to Oct. 18. .1S1. are now
called for, and interest will reuse after
this date. HUlHboro, Mar. 30 TO
, A. B. CADY,
, 4. County Treasurer.
Dead Letters.
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the Hillsboro post office tin
claimed:
' Mrs. Geo. Kenney
Mr. George Avery
All letters not called for by April 15,
1899, will be sent to the dead" letter of
fice. One cent will be charged on each
letter called for.
H. SCHVLMKRICH, P. M.
A Special Bargain for
THE SEMI-WEEKLY REPUBLIC ...
v. AND THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
"9eaLfolLlle Dollar and Twenty-five Cents
V :,ra.Ao"f' 8,leltrlty-.Th S,ml-Vkly Kepnblle N mt well known
l.L ' ' V "l,"r wnnire sntMrrlpit.Mi U t.i cull ntlniitlon to It. It
U th lwi b,mmtI newspaper of it eln piil.Nh,l, i,d ima largrr lis-iiltion n.nv
lliinanyoiliormwlvor wMiit-wotdky. It boa isminiainl not nnlvnf all tlttt
ItrwU urw nf m-w-t from the Ituily and Mindav Itopitlilic, but lo r'wvlvpa I lie
HHvtal Mrvi ,,t the New York llornht and .Now Vork Journal. Hv a siwt-lal ttrron
" . made tor lln.ilml Iim,. only, our Ii londa will lw Klvrn nit oinmiHinH y to
lake advantage l tin litxnd proptMitlou. Thi la a awlal aali Mtt.tr. A.ldrvaa
HILLSBORO ARGUS.
'7'
The Affairs
of Europe
are faithfully portrayed in the original and
exclusive cable dispatches which Thk CHI
CAGO RECORD prints daily from the leading
capitals of the old world. This magnificent
special service is in process of being greatly
extended so as to include every important
city in Europe; and it is supplemented by
the full regular cable service of The Asso
ciated Press.
The Chicago Record, alone of alt American
newspapers outside New York city,
now prints original and exclusive
cable dispatches daily from
the leading capitals of Europe.
Speed! Size! . Breeding!
LOVELACE!
Throe Year old Itrrord, 2:20;
WILL MAKKT1IF.S' ASONOF 1899
vtaiiui(Tnit 1 onniy.tiieirou,
Season, wild I'rivih'sreof tt' tnrii, f2S;
LOVKLACB in dark hay. with email Mar 011 one him! f,.f, over tlx-
it-en iiniHia nin, ami will wfisjii upwanlf of l.'JUO ioui.i!k.
Sire, E6tit , and tire ol Kw-n 3:06 X, the Conqueror, j: u . .nd M
ofheMio r.jo. fM brother to Sj-hinx. J:jo , .ire of i,, r.y. and l.lecltile
1:28 H, .ire of 340 in the a; v. ,
fim.lara Crepon.dara of MlVF.I.AfF., iuo, Dnrsry I.. 7!i ,WU Briltonj'Jo
h , (fOldlae t:i7. llrd'anlire 1:50 'A. rtmniiltv triul 1. l-C-.i;i.- .....
Duclieu. tr.al i:n, t.ran.l dam ot Chnnty,
aecono (Ui:i, (.rape Lisse, tlam of King kene.Jr , 2:17, and Hlnrine, J;a7,
third dam, the dnm of Tar'ton, 1:51,
I A)V F t.tt'R flft 19 tu-n VI.OI. nlt Irniifl.l
-, , ' "v.. ... u imn, uiiiaiinng iwo year old
record ol 2 :X) Ai a three year old he wa campaigned in K-vcral state., trotlrd
in is races, obtained first, second or third money in 17 races, took a record of f.20
n imn. ni.-i j i icccainer. w orhed
U;s .breeflit'k' is nnsurpassed. Hi.
k'
Stifl tm itn il 1 . nf liia 11 v t..I il... .-I. .
1 hree of them li.vitiR t dtflcrent peri.nl.
ae. Waterwitch, ernnd dam of his sire.
dcventlaut. in the 2:30 list. J
Mares from a dlstaiire will rec ive K".d care .n.l nnstnniKe nl i.o per month.
A number of standard bted nmres and fielding., lit for the road or rac'lni. for .site
cijdan. "
For further particulars inquire of
-
Hilisbore, Oregon.
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflcially dlgeststhe food and aids
Nature In strengthening and recon
itructiog the exhausted dlgeetlve or
gans. It Is the latest discovered dlgest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it In efflclencj. It In
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
Sick Headache, Gastralgl a, Cramps, ana
All other results of Imperfect digestion,
Prtpared by F C D.Witt A Co., Cbcag
Delta Drug Store, HUlHboro Oregon,
The cutest thinga in town in the
shape of boys' suiU at Schulmerich
& Bon's army and navy patterns
come and see them. '
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice in hereby given Ihut the under
signed has Hied hia dual account an ad
ministrator of the eatate -jf Nnthannit'l
Holland, docoHNud and the Honorable
County Court of the state of Oregon for
Washington county hits fixed Saturday tint
Sftth day of April, IM, at 10:00 o'elock a.
m., at tne county court room in
II iilhburo as the timo and plaea for hear
imr obP(!liorm to tho final snllltinii-iit unil
miid final account, ifnuy there be.
......... ... IIlfl..L. ...... .. .. ... .......
uuit'u hi rjiiisuoro inis .Miircn,.;u, lWlit,.
WILLIAM HBAKN
AdnilniHtralor of tlio estato Nathan
niel Holland, deceased. ,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Noliee ia hereby given that tho annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Hills
boro Co-Operative Company will be hold
in ((range Hall, Hillubcro, March 27, 1I9
at 0110 o'clock p. 111.
CALVIN JACK, Hec'y.
JAMES II. 8EWKLL, Treaidont.
Administratrix' Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that the undersig
ned has been inmointod administratrix of
the extate of J. H. (Jrillln, deceased,
hviha ri,.i,t n.,.... txfWrt.aUlt .......
ty. Htateof Orogon,nd that all persona
havimr claims airainstsald nstnte urn re.
quired to present the same properly vorl
tied, to meat the oflice of 8. II. iluston
Hillsltoro, Oregon, within six months
Newspaper Readers!
HILLSBORO. ORGOM
Three Year Old Trial, 2: 12 H J.
AT THE F.A HUSH 01' SI'S, HIMItoiiO,
upon tiic Following irrma:
Insurance, f35
:is, bv I'rtucepa.
trial
iM ...... ..!.....! . . .
pntiltclv a hill mile at Cleveland in l it U
dam, hi. Krnnd dam. the rUn. and Krnd
r. rc an m ine Rrffii nroo'i nmre Unt.
I tl .' 1
headed lite list of winning .ire. at their
ha. six in tho tm li.t .i t.... ...... ....
E. D. TONGUE, Manager,
from latP, lids Itlh day of March. Ikwi
LISA IIAUVKYUItlKKIN,
Adniiiilnlmtrix of tlm fstulo of J. 8,
irlllln, dtieai(Hl.
S ilinton. Allorncy.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
VTOIICK IS IIFIIKIIY (ilVKS. THAT
is uib iiuiier.igurii. Hdiiiliilntrulor tie
ihiiiih nun witu tiic will uniiHxi'd by vir
tu of an nrrlrr id the ('mintv l .uiri ' 1.
and entered in the matlero'f I ha estate of
. 1 . ... .iiu'R-iiii. ncctmstrii, on tu lain day
id Knliriiary, lm), vill mcII at publii. Bin-
I nun in inr ihiuiii ii'Mtroi me t;uurt Hoiihc
1 In llillbiiro, WiiHbiigtnn Coimly, Orn
I f.on 011 the wtth day ol April, mf, at In
o'clock in the I'.. milium of naid ui n
the following r.-al i.rnpcrty lying, Imlinr
111 d Hittintti in WaMliiiigton County, Ore
jon, and more particularly diwcrfu-d a.
follow, to-wit:
Commencing at the Northeast corwr of
I the Donation Land Claim of John . Jck
.on and wife in Ho.lion 2H. Tnwnnhip two
'North. Ilitnirn Two Writ m,l r...,.,i....
jtbeitf'O West 40 ehains; tlini;co Houlli V
voiiuiH inenee e.aMi is chatim; thenco
I North2 chain. Kiwt 10 clmiris; South two
v.inMinj niimie ium u ciiuiiim ; tnviii'ii
iunn in cuaiiiH ui tne piacool beginning
containing 70 acre, more or Josh, all fn
Washington Comity. Oregon,
That wild premises will be sold f'oreaMli
and 1 lm fx pensca of tho truiiHi'vr to bo paid
by purehaaer.
JOHN II. 1)0RT,ANI.
Adiiilntatrator do bonis lion with the
wiil atinexcd of the estate or U. O. Jack
son, Dtxieaseil,
eo. It. Dogley, Attorney for the Ad
lulniHtrator. Administrator's Notice,
Notice is hereby given that the tinder
signed has beon appointod ailniiniatratrlx
with thn-wlll-aiinexed of the ostalo ol N
C. Jtichardsoii, deceased, iy the Hon,
County Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington County and persona having
claims against said estate am requested to
present the same to the undersigned at
her rnaldenee within B months from tho
(lain of tins notice.
March 7, 1W)0.
l j . .0. L. IUC1IAHDHON,'
Administrator of the estate, of N, C,
Richardson, deceased.
Notice of Final Settlement.
"T0TICE la hereby given that I. the un-
.n.i. mi, 111 uinu Wl MIC tin. ulU
of Oottleib Htacger, deceased, haye filed
in the County Court of tho state of Oregon
lor Washington county, my linal account
as administrator of said estatej and that
said Court has set Monday, April 10.
1800, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., of
said day, as the time, and the County
Court room as the pl'ice, for hearing ob
jectiorm to said final account and the set
tlement of said estate,
. , . - JOHN SMITH.
Administrator of Ihe estate of Oott
leib Slaeger, deceased.
8
H. WF.IIItl'SOand SON,
The Hillsboro PhannacyS
V I'roprtei.r.
The Leading; Drug: House -
Where Drugs, Modlchira. l'ali.ls. t;lU.Simutr, ln k, Ht,,l nil UrtiKgUt' Ulitnlrlra
miy be proi nn-l at ptl. es that slmplv distaut t. iviiiprlltloii.
Fact is, thnt manv in'oplo do tnl know where our iiniuo rntna
from -it's a piNW nntuf and we had gou.1 ivasotia fur ailnpt
ing it. f.et in explain:..
Bcila
i the -hli letter of t!f Orm-k Alphnlaa un ia slupt-d like
Triimgl". thrte si.l. tl. Now, us :: .imeritttllv lh third
nig
Slo-t- estahliflifd In UilUhoro, ll.i tl.re.'-cornetetj letter ia
xliiliiliennl. I'leiie rellii'liiher i'a fiat uiir uim, i
nlaava will be, ton, tin. i;rt sign of hijiiHit iiialilv an uw
est price. Wtt will la. alwava plea....! i,t liV von call ut otir
! TOR THE FINEST DRUGGIST'S LINK
W WASHINGTON COUNTY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I V Vlrt TI'R HI.' IV I'VKrVTI.iv
1 iliH-rt t and i.rler of a.ile, tssiied out of
I lie t Ireuit Court nf the Mule of lrttfHi, 1
lor Washington County, In favor of Wi. ,
Ilnm l.nng und SHalimt KrlM-eea J, I'mit. f
cn.r, Krank K, I'liinenty John I'omer.iy
and l liiri a MeNtitt tor tht sum of 110, 1
owls, and for tin' Itirlher 11111 offti (J, n. !
gold coin, with Interest thrrenu at 111"!
rain .. 10 per cent per niinutii from tho J
stli nay ol IM., NK and the furtlu r aunt I
of nttorii.'.vs' Ires, with Interest lliere- i
otiiittheriiieol I per rsi.nl p;r anniiin I
from the '.Otll day of January, Iwst mid :
for tlia ist and vxpetiMi of sain and ..r1
said writ, )
Now, llii.fi.ro, by virtue ninl 111 ptirsii- i
an. e of saiil judgment, dn-reeaud oi.lur nf
ale. I will, on Miindiiv the lot It dav t.f
April, t. at lh snnt'lt ditr nl Hie court I
bouse In HilUliom, Wailiim.'liu Connly, ;
Oregon, at thu hour nl lOo'il' ek a. 111.. oft
nl J ilny, ll at public nuellon to tho '
liinlieHt bidder forciwlt. ilit. folUi.ving.- 1
scribed real property, o-l: j
Lying and lsmg in section .l,t I 11 r.'lw ;
and mora rti.'iiUrly dptuirittcd n lot-I
lows: IU KUininK nl Mono d, tl,,, renter!
oftlui mad leading north from the limn 1
01 Coinoliiis in said county and slale, said !
stoijii btiiiigon tliesoiitn IsiunihiryolRlititti i
No. in suld t I 11 r il w ami ilui int u'hI I
il.nl chains In ml the s w corner of 'aid .
claim, mid running tlimnt. ntsl on ml I '
south lioiindarv liiieol s.ii.l claim No, IIA 1
HI 10 chains to a post: Tlumee soiilh 2,'J
cluiiiis lo a pi.Ni; thenco wort i.'il clmliis
to a Kst j Ihcnce soi'tli (llo 1,1 Hilnw7ll7i
chains lo a pout In the center of Mi" al'ovo '
moved road smith 111 cleg 4r inln v JtO feet I
from the northwest tsiriiiir of the tint jim. j
ur coiniimiily known as tho "tidil VnU
lows' irravit yard; theme tmrih !i ilea w
2 in chains to a post theiine nmlli i),7,V
elialiis to the place of litgiuitlmt, contain.
Ing 4.111 acres, nil sltuutn In Wailiinuloii
County, Orettott, t satisfy the hureinlit..
fori tiuiupil aoiott tlllil f.im tl... ..,.,1
expenses of sal-.' sale.
Hald iimptirly will he sold subject U) rt
iicmpiiouiiN per siaiiiie.n (iregnii,
Wltni-MM mv liuiid thin .11I1 ilnv ut M,,,,,i,
WK. W. I). IIK'ADKOIU), V
Hherllfof WashiiiKlou Coiinty, Oregon,"
John M. Wai.i., Attorney for Halntllf. j
Notice of Final Settlement,
Notice la hereby given that the under
signed, admluuiirtitiirof the ostatoof Win.
Davis. (Ic.el'iouxL Ima ftliul I.Im II,,,, I
count as such administrator In the county
court or the Mate or Oregon for Washing,
ton county and that the said county court
has llxed t outlay the Wth tiny nl April,
IMIO. - At thn Cfll.rt. mnln nf Mul,l
at iiillsltoro. cniiutv ami ut.tA ut',irni.i,t
at thu hour of lo o'clock a. m. ofsalii day
as iim nine ami place, inr Hearing otijeot
Ions to said final account, if any there bo
and the final settlement of said estate.
miiou at lllllsijoro this March , 1800.
. , . L. LINDHaV,
Administrator of l.lio nutuli. ,,r VV 1.. 11,.., 1..
iloccaHod. .
Executor' Notice.
Notice Is bnroliv iIvaii thnt tl,., ii.,,1,.Hul....
i , . r,. . v....v i, .iiitiiuniuii"
ed has been apisilntcil Kxuctitor of the last
in mi', leniiuiinni .11 Anna lilieimlna
I'lllfAdec'd. hv the (!nlinl v t 'oitrt ,,r.l.au,,.iA
of Oregon for Washington county, All
persons huvlng claims against aultl estate
are requested to present the same to the
undersigned within six months from duW,
imieu at iiiusmiro, March u, ihmj.
. HICKMAN U00K,
Executor of the lust will and testament of
A una W lllielinlnu tliiim (l.,iu.u.i
W. 1). Haro. Attorney.
Administrator'! Notice.
Notice la hernhv fflvnn thnt ii.wt
slgnod has bnen, by the County Court of
wu mam 01 trugnil. lor VI asillllgloll Colin,
iv. fllllv annolnteft ndn,ltiint...,.N r .l.
estate of r rod Witt, deceased and has duly
qualified and entered upon tho discharge
of hla duties as such.
Now, therefore, all persona, having
olulnis against said estate are noruby r0.
quired to present sumo to mo at the law
..'" .. " tntg'e? lit JIIIIHDiiro,
Washington County, Oregon together
With nronui' vouchers wllliln ! .,.... i.
aftor date of this notice.
Dated at Hillsboro this 2nd day of Mar
ch, A. D. I8I.
JOHN WTTT.
Administrator,, of the estate pf Fred
Witt, Deceased. r ! .
A I'ai-km tmk I'mifi.R :
'jr.T.T.Tsr.'rjr.rjr.T.Tsrw.'rjv-
The
Little
Chaps
. tlMlr stylM st m "I'm Mka,1
tiMi turn sav (IimIM Owlr ut
5tMtaslUI, allrxllvt, Mitl tm4
ikludvt ilothln prk( Mt ImH
vonumy hints, PanaU lll that
K., N, P. C. clot a Milwtaf all
othtrs, IkMgli tkey ct M ITS
Ilea Much Wm, Lots at Buys' CMUaf
la lowni and )! Ol'U daaartataat t
Sulnf lh htasl buaaaaaa la)
HahUtary. W h
Aak lot ihU
tt'tfwuaaaaaal.
lim.SIIOHI), lKK(i0!l
Admmlrrator'a Nolle.
Nnle is hereby given that I he timlrr.
Ignrd lu.a Uen duly pMMntnl Atl.ttliii.
liatoridllietitat of (itM.tgt. II. )'ai-n.
burg, d'l. iiK.I, l.y ti Hon, foiinl v l oiirt
of the M(p of Otegun (or V asl'.l glou
Connly. AH ptrxms liavlng rlnUua,
iliiiilllsl ald twlale m rsilin.te, t ir.
sent the same with prtKr rotieben lo the
titidcislgnod al hi" r.oletir m watfurtl,
Clues inii County, Htata nfOrvaTuii,
llalivl (Ida March I, 1st.
J. I'. K rusts, Administrator,
Sink k Footc, Ba'leR
Trim. .id atleneral Iliuiklng liuslnrwt
A. ( . MIL lb fmihler
Hull sight Kxclmngn and Telegrapbln
I ransfors and I.mi.s, Udien of Crvtllt
avnllalile tlironKhonl the t'nli.sl Ntalra.
..rii ir t urn 01 e.xelmtiga on Um.lon,
dveriioii . tin 1 n luri 11. ..11- l 1.
f..rt-on-llit..i aiit.Htotkbo'lm mid 'all iirln.
elpaleillMiol Knropa. '
, , - - - ih'iiiii, rrniia
ftilloell.msmiidtioimll aeepsslhle polrtta
llanklng boms from 0 a m to 3 p in
Hlllslsin), Orebn,
rr.2llWask'(',i
J. Noethiop, Proprietor.
Ne wly Furnished
7JN. and Renovated.
A firKt-claaa tab) snd
all accommodation
for the convenience
of guests, , ,
OR&N
Time Schedule
. . From Portland
I' ast nm I hmvos at 8 p m for Malt Lake,
Denver, Kt. Worth, Omaha, Kahsaa City.
Ht. Uuis, Chicago and East, arrive
(1:40 p in '
Spokano Flyer loaves 2:10 p m fi
itlla, Minneapolis, Mt. l'iiul,
waukeo, Chicago and East.
for Walla
W
Dlltllth
M
tago and East, arrive
H:Wa in
Oeoan Rteamshlpa leave at 8 p m. For
San t ranclseo , nailing evory live day.
Colunthla Kivor leave a 'p m exeont
Sunday, Haturday 10 p nt for Astoria and
way landing, arrivo 4 p m oxoept Hiuulay
linn
Yvitiamntte river loav 6am exeont
Hunday p m except
Willainotte and Yamhill river leave T
nl" !!!?'',ll!.l!rM',uv "J1"1 trday foi
" . 1"w'" B,m way land nua
KrlllaV Wm ,,"IUy WeJ"ey J
Wlllanietto tlvor leave 0am Tueailnv
Thnratlay and Haturday for OorvillU anil
,V.i arrive p m Tueadar
Thursday and Saturday etiay,
Hnako rlvor leave Riparla dallv
for ' LewlHloin returning lve JswuHm
dully except Sunday. J-ewiaton
AddreBj W. H. HULBURT, ,
Gun. ft8. Agent