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HILLSBORO ARGUS, APRIL 20, 1899
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Kntered at th Post-oftce at HilUboro,
Oregon, as hecond cla mail matter.
LUCIUS A. I.0N0, EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
TS3UKD EVERY THURSDAY
BY
Hi iijw hblbkiif Ctipuy.
Subscription: One Dollar per Annum.
Sis Mon tns, 90 et; Hum i i.ntha, Si cts.
Opposed to Gold Mono metallisra. Be
lieves la the Bimetallic Standard.
Dear Monej means Debased Property,
and Profitless American Product Our
Coaseqaeat loss la oar Creditors' Gain.
Has ao ese for Marcus A. Hanoa.
THK COMING CONTEST
The Dresidential campaign will
- soon be here, and the issues are al
ready made up. The republican
managers will overcome the desire
of the rank and file of the party as
to leaving the . greenbacks alone,
! and will moeiN likely declare for
their retirement and ask that the
banks be allowed to control the pa
per money of tha land. They will
' declare for , 'expansion," a large
standing army, and generally, on
all great public, questions, follow
the lend of the great European pow-
v era as to questions economic. In
asmuch as the dicta tore of the par
ty are those of reputed wealth of
the dollar brand, it is only proper
to expect that they will declare for
the debasement of all other things
than money.-' It is a business prop
osition an l they simply desire their
own best success, full well knowing
: that further debasement of product
means a contrary; the betterment
of money, so far as purchasing pow
er is concerned.
On the other hand, those who
supported Bryan Ja 1896 will write
a platform in 1900 which will stand
out against product cheapening;
they will advocate' the crashing of
the money trust;' and they will
mean it; they will advocate the
principles of the greatest good for
the greatest number, and in so do
ing will get the earnest support of
every producer who votes from a
business standpoint There will be
the coutest one memorable and re-
tnaakaMtK Ifriwl 1 be a contest of
every conceivable trust as against
r the rights of the people. The mon
ey spent in the 1896 campaign by
the monopolies will be more freely
given to carry the next election
If the coming fight shall not lead
the pfodu'cer to victory then they
shall be forever beaten, and we
shall follow the governmental pre
cepts laid down by those against
whom we fougbt in 1776, and of
those countries from which millions
' have come to us . seeking liberty
and industry unthrottled. If it
were voted as ft matter of principle
and business the people would win,
but as the trusts, combined, control
our great cities, monopoly and mon
ey may win the day.
GIVE THE PEOPLE POWER
The right of our- pwple to make
needed laws is by our very form of
our government denied them. Our
law makers are not representative
- in the sense of giving us that for
which we vote. The senate has be-
come a reconnoitre for millionaire
politicians while our house of rep
resentatives has passed every meas
ure advocated by the corporate
wealth of the country. All this
will be rectiBed in time and this
time shall come when our people
can vote laws into existence instead
of mere politicians who would not
encumber office were it not for the
taken we snail soon oe unuer toe
domination of an oligarchy, brutal
and overwhelming, with a vast
army and navy at ila beck and call,
while the citizen who criticises ami
oaks for a change shall be branded
ai a traitorous agitator who should
be removed. This it surely coming
unlets oar nation shall awaken to
its danger and quit the election of
representatives who represent inter
est entirely antagonistic to pro
ductive welfare.
The right of the people to effect
legislation will be a national safe
guard and act as a sword of Damoc
les o?er the heads of those who
would pervert our democratic in
t'Jtiftinna into ft trustocracy which
strike at the very 'foundation of
txrtm liberty.
Vc c!;i!l soon hear the silliest of
C-l-Y "cVrr production," echoing
throughout the land. As the pric
es ofour aUble products trend slow
I? downward, those chape who
yelled, "the administration did it,"
when wheat went up (by virtue of
hort crops the world over) will
noon be snivelling and laying the
averages between product and mon
ey on the broad shoulders of the
Al might vl How careful, however,
are they in advocate system
wherein there is no possible chance
for "overproduction" of money.
G1VK THEM A CHAXCK.
Woman is the better ha f of the
civilised partnership brtureen the
sexes, and that she is not permit
ted to vote, while we extend that
right to the Ethiopian, is a travesty
on our boasted civilisation and prog
ress. She is the mother of the vot
er; ths instructor of the voter; the
shaperof our generations and the
greatest factor in and of our moral
institutions. She pays her world's
tax without a murmur, and though
a life infinitely more fraught with
pain than that of man, made so by
a wise or unwise provision oi na
ture, bears up under sorrows with
fortitude that is at once the admir
ation and wonder of the more cal
lous sex. Give our women a right
to their franchise. It is useless to
say, "Many would not vote." This
may be true, but many would, vote
and our legislative systems would
be the better for it. A great and fa
miliar argument against woman
suffrage is that "their sphere is not
such as will make them good vot
ers." It might as well be said their
sphere is such that they cannot be
good cititens!
Women have been our greatest
civiliiers. They have done more to
uplift than all the sabres and mus
ketry the world has ever known
They entered the wilds of America,
hand in hand with our pioneer tore
fathers and wherever I hey went
have left their impress.
There is no person in the world
more qualified to have a voice in
governmental affair) than our moth
era and sisters.
15 (Jromwell s time the "man
with the hoe': fought against the
oppression of British tyranny; it
was a question of the farmer and
the middle classes and the laborer
against the aristocracy. In 1776
oor' forefathers, "men with hoes,"
fnnght against this same aristocracy
of government, and thank God, the
men with the hoea prevailed. Ou:
world's governments are today be
ing lined up for perpetuity of sys
terns which declare for debasement
of al! that the hoe produces, and
while Alarkham has given us an
aggravated depiction of the status
of the tiller of the soil, yet his is no
more the tactical extreme than the
antithesis obtained in the assertion
by his caustic critics, who aver the
man with the hoe isn't plundered
by his fellows who wield not the im
plement of labor.
- Discretion is the better port of valor.
Uncle Sam wisely overlooks Canada in
his desire for new subjects.
The first American and British Alliance
met with a severe set back the other day,
in Samoa. The Samoans were simply
giving the British and American forces a
little taste of that celebrated imperialism.
Carter Harrison, at the Milwaukee Jef
lersonian banquet, declared for the Chi
cago platform. This give the lie direct
to those Don Quixotes who have been
charging a silver defeat at Chicago. But
Carter ma not win on the silver issue-
he won Chicago' mayoralty because he
was first in the minds of the taxpayers.
The Oregocian's religious editor re
cently said: "Our ancestor, hairy and
naked, swung from the tree of the Af
rican forests, etc." The Argus has, so
far, refrained from asking this commen
tator whether he refers to the ancestors
of himself, or whether he has intended
the "our" to mean all mankind.
attci iocai M,ii.usj
The fact i, HieVrVweKifcieWieinfam
hauling out of Portland this time last
year. They have discontinued because
there wa nothing In it and the freight
now come by rail.
"Empire" In Uw and Moral.
(Senator Hoar.)
1. The affirmation that under the con
stitution of the U. S., the acquisition of
territory or of other property is not a
constitutional end, and that while the
making of a new state and providing na
tional defense are constitutional ends, so
that we may acquire and bold territory
for those purpose the governing of sub-
j ct people is not a constitutional end,
and that there is tlieretore 110 constitu
tional warrant for acquiring and holding
territory for that purpose.
2. That to leave our own country to
stand on foreign soil, is in violation of
the warnings of our fathers and of the
farevetl address of Washington.
3. That there was never a. tropical col
ony governed with any tolerable success
without system of contract labor.
4. The trade advantage of the Phil
ippine Islands, if there be any, must be
opened alike to all the world, and that
our share of them will never begin to
pay the coat of subjugating then by war
or holding them m subjugation in
peace.
$. That the military occupation of
these tropical region must be kept up
at an immense coat, both to the soul
and the bodies of oar soldier.
6, That the declaration as to Cuba by
the president and by congress applies
wmi stronger lorce to the case ot th
rntiippme Island.
T. That Aguiualdo and hie follower.
before we began to make war upon them
had conauered their own territory and
independence from Spain with the ex
ception of a single city, and were getting
reaay 10 esiaoiiga a ire cousiuuiiou.
8. That while they are fighting for
freedom and independence ana the doc
trine of our father, we are fighting for
the principle that one people may con
trol and govern another in spite of its
resistance and against its will.
o. That the language and argument
of those who object to this war are with
out change, the language and argument
of Chatham, of Fox. of Burke, of Barr,
of Camden and of the English and Amer
ican bigs, and that the language and
argument of those who support it are the
language and argument ol Geo. II', of
Lord North, of Mansfield, of Wedder-
burn, of Johnson and ot the English and
American tones.
The question the American people sre
now considering and with which they
are about to deal is not a question ol a
day or of a year or of an administration,
or or a century
We have not as yet taken the irrevoca
ble step; before it is taken let the vo'ce
of the whole people be heard.
Real Estate Transfers.
JohnWeiser by Stiff to J A Imbrie,
executor, aoa Isaac Butler d I c. .Roe
Martin Haskel to Sadie U Young
4-5 acre, M irtiu Haskell tret .... so
John P Jones and wf to Lois C Jones
KawKcutiiriw soo
John P Jones and wf to L u Ivancov-
ick n ,H ot e u w x sec 33 t a
raw 4so
Antone Planner by assignee to W A
Billingher It in blk II, r u 40
Wm M Ladd et al to Henry Hams
ptse W se V sec lo and Its 4 and
Sec It t lrtw... 700
G Stewart to Chas H Stewart Jr
Its 7. 8 and 0, blk 7 It 3 and w 40
feet; It a blk s Simmnnssd to Hbo 350
C h Large to Anna C Hatch It in blk
oFU H50
E E Miller and wf to Ira V Brown
pts w V w tf sec 3 1 1 n r 4 w
36.48 acres...... 8jo
J W Shute et sis to J U Merryuian
tret in Dak Grove ad Hon
H Riddy to James James nnd X int
Mivm and n w sec ao
1 1 n r 4 w J78
E P Swetlsnd and wf to Conrad
Schnetl aoa sec ia t asrl w 9.7.1
Ellen Simmons to T H Tongue It in
blkoFG 7S
Mary E Ingle to John Caldwell se
XeMseciotanr4w and oth
er land sou
E H Rotermund to Thos Tucker tret
H. IB Jones ad Beaverton ao a
Jno Northrop to J Thoniann n s e
MneMsec23iasrawaoa: n
swVse Veca3tasrawao aot
H Bach by bhff to John Northrop
same as sbove... ia
G P Nickell and wf to Wm T-Willis
40 a in tec is t 3 n r 3 w on
AloinsScblecbt and wl to Kate Kier
tneier tret I Lambert's sd to reacti
vate, 10 a 600
J W Shute et al to T H Tongue tret
Oak Grove ad Hbo
f H Tongue et at to J W Shute tret
Oak Grove ad Hbo
" """ ""Probate; " " ' "
JC Corvy apptd ailn restate Jess
Neal dee'd: bonds f'JOO; ('ai Jack
John Thornburg and Geo H. Wil
cox,' appraisers, total properly
?33y.U6.
Admr estate Jas McCorinick
dee'd, authorized to sell ri-a
property.
Semi annual acct gimrdianhliii
T -a r a
r rea, .Mary Ann ami wnhpinjnn
Lursman, exanind and approved
and ordered that Geo Galbreath t
paid $50 for services as guanlinn.
Admr estate Geo Paper burg dec-
authorized to sell personal property
at private sale at not less than
appraised value.
Thos Grow apptd executor with
out bonds of last will and lex I a
ment of Geo Morphew deed.
ThoinsH, C Hines and Geo Procler
appraisers.
Executors of John Hanley's will
authorized to par bequests ad pro
vined.
Parties having farm or city profc
erty for rale will do well to list 11
with 8. feveritt, who is centrally lo
eaten in ruiieooro, ana who is in
constant correspondence with par
ties dfHtnng to locate in Uregon
lie al?o carries several first-clan-re
imura nee companies.
PantH, down! at such low price
that you can wear tailor-made ones
clieaer than hand-me-downs. See
Venen at Brow i,'s furniture store.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
"VfOTICK 18 HFRKBY GIVKJf, THAT
11 tbe undersigned. adininitrator d
bonis non with the will annexed"" -
tue of an order of thin"
and entered J '
yiXIC sue-
nue voun House
realiii'gton County, Ore-
uit mwih day ol April, 1H0U, at 10
o'clock in tbe forenoon of said duy, all
th following rwiil property lying, belnir
ai d HitiiuU! iu Washington County, Ore.
pon, and more particularly described aa
fiillnHM. to-wit:
Commencing at tbe Northeast corner of
tbe UoiiHtion Ijiiim Claim of John B. Jack
son and wife in Hection 2S. Township two
North, Kange Two Wft and running
thence Wet 40 chalno; thei co South 'JO
chains thence Kaat 1H chains; thence
North 2 chain Enat lOchninej Houtb two
chains; thence East 12 chains; thence
North 20 vliaiua to the place of beginning,
containing 70 acres mom or less, all in
Wnsh'ngton County, Oregon.
That ssld premises will be aold for cash
and the expense of tbelransferto be paid
0 purcnuser.
JOHN H. BORLAND.
Administrator de bonis 11011 with the
will annexed of the estate of U. G, Jack
son, Deceased.
Ueo. R. Bagley, Attorney for the Ad
niiniatrutor. Notice to Taxpayers.
Notice is hereby given that the time for
delinquency of the 1806 tax roll has been
extended until May 16, 1809. Taxpayer
will govern themselves accordingly.
11
ax
es will be received at the Hheritfs office
until ald date, after which tbe roll will
ue UMwew. :
W. P. BRADFORD,
Sheriff and tax collector of Washington
County. HilUboro, Or,, April 11, 1890.
A Special Bargain for
THE SMI-WEEKLY REPUBLIC ...
... AND THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
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that about all that la iisouaaarv to
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great smiiw of newa from the Itally and
special service of the New York Herald and
K nient, made for limited time onlv, our
kaatlvaiiUofUiiaUberalproptwiiUoiu
HILLSBORO ARGUS.
The Affairs
of Europe
are faithfully portrayed in the original and
exclusive cable dispatches which The 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 Chicsjo Record, alone ot all American
newspapers outside New York city,
now prints original and exclusive
cable dispatches dally from
the leading capitals ot Europe,
Speed! ; Size! Breeding!
LOVELACE!
Three Year old ttreord, :20;
WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 18i)9
Washington County, Oregon,
Season, with Privilege of Return. $25;
LOVELACE is a dnrk buy. with I. ft hind foot, white, over
teen hands high, and will weigh upwards of 1,200 pounds.
. Sire, Egotist J:u , and sire of Egozcn 1:06 )4, theConqurror, 1:111 ill 9
others in 1:30. Full brother to Si-hinx, a:p sire of 57 in 3:30, and Electrite
i:jR K, sire of 34 in the a;.w.
First dam Crepon.dain of LOVELACE,
X , Uokllac r.17, Bril'antine 1:39 J4, Chantilly trial 1:99 i. Klondike, trial, atlH
Uuchess. trial T.ti, Craml dam of Chanty,
Second dam, Crape Ltsse, dam of
Dy ueo. Wilkes.
Ihird dam, the datn of Tsrlton, 1:31, trial i:ai
LOVELACE as a two year old trolled in two races, obtaining two year ol
record of 2:29 M. A three year old he
in 7$ races, obtained first, second or third
in a third beat 1 1 December. Worked
Hi breeding is unsurpassed. His
dam 01 nis sire, and tne dam ol his grsnd
Sprite, the dam of hi ire, had five colt
1 hree of them having at diflerent period
age. Waterwitch, grand dam of hi tire,
descendant 111 tne 2:30 list. ,
Mares from a distance will rec.ive
A number of standard bred mare and
chesp.
For further particulars inquire of
HilUboro, Oregon.
FARMERS,
OREGON, the Black
Stands the sesson of 1899, viz: Mondav, Harry Turner's ranch, Pat
ton Valley; Tutsday, C. Obey', Pike; 'Wednesday, North Yamhill;
Thursday, Wapalo i.ke: Friday, H. H. Bogue's, Farmington; Sal
nrday, till noon, Wiley's barn, HilUboro; afternoon, Forest Grove;
Sunday, at Ranch of owner, Wiley.
PEDIGREE.-- Bred by H. I,. McKay, Clarion, Iowa; Sire got by
Passe Partotit, 15,136; GrawUire, Brilliant, 1871; First dam. En
chantress, 801; Srrund dam, B:jon, by Mina, owned by French Gov
ernment. . (As per copy of License.)
Splendid action;
Single Service, ff.
fine colts.
S. R DUHDAR. DILLEY, OH1
Cyclists Attention. "h f
Notl.U .rfS
edi" J, er f.26 "on
111 t, taniiiiiitin
tax la now due and
maHherifTaomuein HilUboro.
,-rtwgllie make and number of wheel.
n. u. DtiAuronU)
Bhtrlffand Tax Collector, Washington
county.
- Hillsboro, Or., April 11, 1809.
Treaaurer Notice.
N
OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
drawn Irom Nov. ft, 1N99 In liee. S. 1814.
inclusive, are hereby called for. Pay
ment of Intercut will cease after this
date,
8A MUEI, EVERITT,
Treasurer City of HilUboro, Or.
Dated at HilUboro, Apr. 20. 1800.
Treasurer's Notice
ALL COUNTY WARRANTS EN
dorsed prior to Dec. 12, lWi, are now
called for, also numbers 488-489-IM-518-620
All of class U endorsed on the 12th
day of Dec, 18V8. Interest will cease after
this date. H ilUboro, Apr. 21 '9
A. B. CADY,
County Treasurer.
, ; u:
Eatray Notice.
The underklgned has taken npa aorrel
gelding. 8aid animal came to my plane
about April 4, Owner will please
prove property, pay charge' and take
same away.
JOHN IRONSIDE.
Cedar Mill, Or., April 18, 18W.
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and Twenty-five Cents
Semi - Weekly Republic la an well known
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Kitndav Kepuhllo. hut also reeoivea th
New York Journal. Itv a sneclal imn.
irlonda will be given an opportunity to
This ia a apevlal vault oiler, Xddreea
HILLSBORO, ORGON
Three Year Old Trial, 2: It 8-1
AT THK PAIRUROUSDS, HILI.SBOK0
upon the Following terms:
Insurance, $35
six
a:?o, Dorsey L. :ao,lletsy Brittonltao
J:i J, by Frincepa.
King Kene, Jr., 1:17, and Balsarine, ivrj,
wa campaigned in several states, trotted
money in 17 race, took a record of 3:10
publicly a full mile at Cleveland In i:Jt u
dim, his grand dam, the dam and grand
sire, are all In the great brood mare list
by Electioneer, and all are in the list
headed the list of winnings sire at their
ha six in the 1:30 list, and lias over 300
good care and pasturage it ll.jo per month
gelding, fit for the road or racing, for sale
E. B. TONGUE, Manager,
ATTENTION !
Percheron, No 15,140
Season $10; Insurance, $11.50;
-fJ Mnal Settlement.
fs borebv eiven thai tha tinder.
signed bas Hied hi final account as ad
mTnistrator of the estate ot Nathanniel
Holland, deceased and tbe Honorable
County Court of the state of Oregon for
Washington county has fixed Saturday the
2Mb day of April, 1800, at 10:00 o'clock a.
m.. at the County Court room in
Hilloboro aa the time and plane for hear
ing objections to the final settlement and
said final account, if any there be.
Dutcd at HilUboro this March, 80, 1800.
WILLIAM HKARN
Administrator of the estate Nathan
niel Holland, deceased.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE OK AN KXECUTl N,
Decree and Order of sale, Issued out
of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Washington County, in f.ivor of H. 11.
Huston and against 11. U. Hollnnheck and
8. E. Hollenbock for the Hum of S!I2 costs
and for the further sum of S804.7 U.S.
gold coin, with interest thereon at the rate
of 8 ner cent per annum from the 2fllh day
or March, 1800, and for the coat and ex
penses of "ale and of said writ.
Now. therefore, by virtue and In pursu
ance of said judgment, decree and order of
sale, I will, on Mondav the 1.1th day of
May, 1800. nt tbe south door of the court
house In HilUboro, Washington Co., Ore,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m of snld
day sell at public auction to the highest
bidder tor cash, tho following described
real property, to-wit:
The W M of tbe H W of See 22 T 8 N
R4 W of the Will. Mr. and all situate In
Washington County, Oregon to satlsfc
the hereinbefore named minis, and for the
costs and expenae of said sale.
Said property will be sold subject to re
demption us per slutute of Oregon.
. Witness my hand tbUJUtli duy of April
1800. '
W. D. 11 II AD CO RI),
Sheriff of Washington Co., OroKon.
S. B. Huston, Attorney for Plaintiff,
When
You
Think
el eMataf - m4 sMhtog
N I (erhMtly aalaral t Ihlak
et kn. Natbaa Fischer C.
Their aan Is syaMyaMU
With lb hast la sm' waartag
!. Wsataasaavelaaai
esatral r this isaara asafce
mi at ear sararlalatl) lew
arte sbatiM cealrel year
setrsnte.
st'SfasraatsaS.
M.WEHRUNOandSO.VS,
The Hillsboru Pharmacy
The Leading Drug
Where Irtlgs,Md!i'ltm, Pslnla. Olla,NM)iivea, lirtmliM and all lrtiglM's Hlinilrlea
may I prtH'iirml at prtvea that simply dUianreeiui)elliiun.
TIN
Fact is, that many tMHipln do 1101 knnw where our nnuio rauin
from it's a good name and we had pool reasons fur adopt'
lug it. Ft explain:, w t
ia the 4th Icttor of tli Orwk Alphnbl and ia shaped like a
Triangk three sided. Now, as we were numerically the third
'f) Filestore eatabliched in HillsUiro, tin threi-eornerrd letter ia
significant, l'lease n-niemher 's 1 t!iat our name in, and
. sU ays "will lie, too, tlm sura sign of highest quality an low
est price. Wo nil) le alwaya pleased have you call at our
QifWl FOR THE FINEST DPlInniST'S f.lMF
IjN WASHINGTON GOUMTY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIUTt'E OK AK KXWI'TIOX,
dnorre and order of win, ImiihhI out of
tlieUrciiU Court of His Nlale of Oiegun.
fur WaaliliiKton County, in favor of
I hiiinn I sllxit and ngnlnH Clnrloda Mm
toraand John Maau-rs for the sum of $14,
(Mmta, and for tbo furllii-r sumol .LVVj.;i,
I', h. ir lil coin, with Inlrrod UierooM at
tho rale of 10 per rent r annum from
thHKtiday of Mareh, INli and for the
camt and xnai'e of salt and of UI writ.
Now, thi'rnfore, by virtue and In punni
an' of said ludKinent, ilmnr and order of
Mtlo. I w ill, mi Monday the IMh day of
May, lNHi, al lb miiilh door ol the etnirt
hiiUM In HUUIioro, WashlliKlon Cuunly.
Uriwon, al the hour of luo'cl. ck a. 111, . of
aidilay, 'I'll at public anHlon to the
lligbeat bidder foresail, llin followiug-de-scrllxHi
real pro(ny, to- II:
ConiinenHiig at the H. K. rornrr of tho
D. (., ('. of W. Mimmoits nnd wife In Ho.
a, T. 1 8. R. II W. Will. Mr. and muiiinx
thriii-e wrat tin the south line of said
claim l'i ZHfha. tbenm N. S(I.Wcli. lo Die
H. line of lots In the N.4 of Hlk. laof
Simmons sdilltloii to ilia town ol milium.
n, thence K. 8.VU i'l). to the center of 111
alley running N. and H. In blk. HI of wild
sddltlou to said town Ihenre N. to rail
road right of way; thenca ttaalward with
the said rallroaf right of way to the W.
Una of th D. U O. of M. Moore nod wife
theiuw 8. to the place of beglnnliiK, con
taining '17 acres mora or Iiumi, ai d all lt
11 ate in Washington Co., Oregon to satis
fy the hereinbefore named sums, and for
thn coat and expensus of wild ul.
hatd property will be sold nulijrct to re
(l(imi)tloii ss tier alatule of flri'icoti.
Wltnea my band till IHIh day of April, I
ItSM. W, IJ. nUAITIIIlli,
Hheritf of WaahliiKUiu County, Origon,
H. It. Huston, Attorney for I'laiiitill'.
Notice of Final Settlement,
Notice U hereby given that the under
signed, administrator of the etatoof Win.
Davis, deceased, hoa filed his flnal sv
Hnnl as snub administrator In tbe county
vrt or me nutie 01 Oregon ror wasning-
fTounty ami tnat tliu sum county court
fixed .tionday the 24th day ol April,
nrfl, at the court room of said court
at HilUboro, county and state aforesaid,
at tbe hour of 10 o'clock a. 111. of said day
sa the time and place for hearing object
Ions to said final account, If any there be
and the final settlement of said estate.
Dated at HilUboro this March Zi. IH00.
L. I.1NDHA Y,
Administrator of the estate of Wm. Davis,
deceased.
Executor's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe undersign
ed has been appointed Kxaoutor of the last
will and testament of Anna Wllbelmina
I'ogedec'd, by the County Court of the stats
of Oregon for Washington county. All
persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present the same to th
undersigned within six months from date,
Dated at HilUboro, March 0, 1H00.
- HERMAN IinOE.
Executor of the last will and testament of
Anna Wllhclniins Huge, deceased,
W. l. Hare. Attorney.
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rrupneinr.
House.
Adminialrator'a Nolle.
Notice Is horoby given that the under
Ignril ha bean duly appolntm! Ailiolnla
liatrortbetaie of ileurge It. papvn
burg, ilitfwJ, hy llic Hon. t'uuuly tsurt
of lite Male of Urvifi.n for Waal, I. gton
County. All pen.iia bavbig elaime
aaalnal snlil iwlatf are rMiitlnT lo priw
sent tho mine with proper voiirbera tit the
undoislgniHl at hi" realdanea In HiaHoril.
Clachama County, Hiale of Oregon.
lMle.1 this Man li 1, iwtt,
J. P. Kruie, Admlnlatrator.
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Time Schedule .,
.. From Portland
Knat mall leaves at a p 111 fttr Halt Lake,
Denver. Kt. Worth iiu.. ir. ..,.
Hi. fiouls, Chicago and kiist, arrive
0:46 p in ' ,
BiHikane Flyer leaves 2:10 p in for Walla
Walla, .i.inneHpolis, St. Paul, lmluth,
Milwaukee. Chlcuii n.l M ...i
8:ik a in
rituian HtaumBklr.M 1 u .
San franuUco , sailing svory
fnlnmliU nin.. I-. ...
Riimlay, Hatimlay 10 p , ff AHorfi mid
way landlng,ar.4pi,r,,Mjyt4j;(
Wlllumntle river leave flam exeenr
SiirtdBy for Oregon City, Newlterg. Halem
Hundiiy IB,,1I,I,,,, arrlV8 'M P oept
Willamette nnd Ynmblll river leave T
am ruesday, Thursday mid Haturdny for
Oregon i City, Dayton and way landings,
Friday P '" ",M,(,"y' wJ"'lay and
Wlllainsttn river leave 6 a m Tuesday,
Thursday and Naturday for Corvallla and
way Wildings, arrive 1:80 n m Tuowlay.
Thursday and Buturdny "iy,
Snake river leave Rlparla dally
fj.r I.ewUioni returning leave l-ewUton
dully except HumWy.'
Addrew W, H. HULBURT,'
Qen. Pans. Agent