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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 1, 1899. 1'AI'kS FOR THK 1'hOFI.K ; : : ! : : A I'aihk ue tii T'm.fi,K . ? If t ! 1 t pi ' THE ARGUS Xntereil t the- Post-ortico at Rillshofo, Jregoii. as seeoiid class mail matter. LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR. I County Official Paper. SSVRVI EVERY THURSDAY BY ' Tk( kipt Pibfishioj Crapaij. Attbaerlotlon: One Tollar ner Annum Six Mouths, 60 ets; 1 hree Month. S ets. Opposed to feoid Monometallism. Be- ' llevc la tite Bimetallic Standard. "Dear Money means Debased Property, i and PrcGtlcss American Product. Our '.Consequent loss U onr Creditors' Gain. Has ao ase for Marcus A. Haona OUR SOLDIER DEAD. Decoration Day, 1899, is now his tory. The day has an added signif icance this year over those of the paat, for there are newer dead over whom to sorrow and remember. The practice of meeting once each year and offer devotion to the mem ory of those who have lost their )ivea in their count y's service is an ennobling one. Go back in mem ory to that little handful of Amer icana who offered up their lives ' that a republic might be establish ed; bo back to the sixties when thousands of Americans gave their lives that this republic might be perpetual; then come down to the warjust closed and you will find .that Memorial Day has a broader ' significance. The Spanish war was ' the occasion ot a sentiment inspir ed by a Closer bond of union than our nation has heretofore enjoyed, v It started as a war for human lib tfatfon and we have every reason " to ftonor those who lost their Ima Iri this trouble with a spirit as de vout and pride as deep as do we those who passed aw.iy in the con flicts of the long ago. The soldier dead of our country have never before bad so universal . a national memorial as in the year 1899, for the south, as well, has a common cause in the offering up her sons in the latest conflict. This universal sentiment of sorrow and glory has made memorial day more acred and more national. Section , alism is swept away and the na tion's true heart mourns over the mounds of our revolutionary fath ers; the mounds of our defenders in 1812; the resting places of the Mex ican war veterans, the slabs sacred to the memoiy of those who wore the blue, and later, those who . struck and lost their lives for the benefit of those who were not of tin. And, for those who wore the gray and died, the tear for them has no touch of bitterness from him who wore the blue. It is well. THB INDIAN WAR VETERAN. The Argus is pleased to note that it is receiving hearty support from the interior press, generally, upon the original proposition of this pa per to have the r tates of Washing ton and Oregon at once pension the Indian war veterans. The Argus wants to see every candidate for the legislature in either state plede ed to this act of tardy justice. Our old defenders are certainly entitled to a pension; they deserve it; and it is not right: not loyal; not gen erous; and not patriotic to longer delay a recognition so worthy an so exigent. Let these sister states remember the old Indian war vet' erans; and at once. They are paws' ing away one by one, neglected tc the last; forgotten insofar as a prop er conception of the valorous de- fense is concerned. Let us make 'their last days easier and if con fess see tit to give the I wo states relief, it shall be well. If not, we shall have had the satisfaction oi , Jiaving. altho' tardily, discharged "an obligation sacred to our houor as stales. The Argus requests all state pa r, regardless of partisan bias, to force this faght from now on until the next legislature is elected. THE REX BRAND. According to the ethics of our rant ing expansionists, there are no "de trees'' in the matter of imperialism. A man mtret be'dther an imperial ist or a pruifor." These absurd creatures who are so eager to rush Into print and charge treason so rendily.nce, generally speaking, , at home, and it is noticeable that few officers, swelling for militar ism, join in the cry. Mr. McKinley's t own commission to the Philippines ii divuk-d. Tha politicianshence administration ists are divided and those who favor giving the Filipinos a trifle of home power, are branded by their fire ealing(at home)broth era as milksops. What, our imperialists really want is a large militarism and ex pensive government a government by Krag-Jorgensens. This is the kind of government they want both at home and abroad and this is the kind of government desired by the royalists of the revolution. Broad civil li!erty i not their wish. They are intolerant i f liWriy. The tax payer hi s too many rights, and pays too little for them. Our imperial ists would have plenty of oflices and they will find the timber to 611 them. They want a big army, for this will make plenty of govern ment debt. They want to keep the tax paying classes down. They would like to make the ordinary citizen "advance and give the couii" tersign" when going to the country postoffice or to the cross-roads gro cery. This would smack of em pire; of olden times; of huge debt, etc; of rulers, an I by the way, of a blind, dumb citizenship, one easily to be handled by the jewcraft. DEWEY, CHIEF! Dewey is coming home at his leis ure. Dewey is right. He wants to wait until the fawning, flattering flapdoodles, fry in their own sus pense. Dewey has some sense. He is not a mouth fighter. He is not a Hobson. He realizes that he has drawn a good round salary for many years that he might be able! to direct vessels and guns if it should come. He did what a com mander should do, no more, no less. That he is, however, above other commanders, is shown by the fact that he isn't always throw ing bouquets at himself. Unlike Roosevelt, who turned his bluster and freak service into political buncombe, Dewey prefers to let the people know that he is a part of the nation and that valor should have its respect not fawn ing. Dewey's course is a stinging rebuke to the tuft-hunting and knock-kneed aristocracy who want to give him a house, a horse, and God knows what, for doing his plain duty while his salary was still in farce. JUST CAUSE FOR ALARM. The creditcombinations of Europe and America are growing alarmed over the American political situa tion. They are perfectly willing their money shall be loaned at a much cheaper rate of interest, pro vided the return of low interest shall buy as much in the markets as the return of high interest. They are quoting the "great increase in the production of gold," telling about the "great wave of prosper ity," while our farmers continue to sell wheat at 50 cts., woo! at de? perately low prices, and cotton down to the low water mark. They are afraid of the next elec tion and want the money issue out of the way. They are howling for "imperialism" and with choking sob, tell us how our opposition is treason. They urge civilization of our Fillipinos and they are ours for did not we buy them at two dol lars per head, Againaldo and all and tell us it is a shame to not ex tend to them the beauties of Amer icanism." But they are finding that America's producers are not worrying about the Fillipinos. Tak ing their own words for it, the Fil lipino is too ornery to worry over. The producer is wanting a profita ble level of prices and dfceires to strike a blow at the trust machine now in control of the administra tion. The producers realize that the bankercrata have in control the managers of the republican party, and the rank and file of that party are getting tired of low prices for all producers must sell and high prices for all they must buy. The revulsion of feeling is getting to be seriou 8 and it is no wonder our trust organs are growing desperate in their methods. Geo. L. Hutchin, 'formerly of Bloomington, 111., has innm-d his first number of the Northwest Her ald, a Portland weekly paper. It is published on the fined quality of book pii per, is neat in nnpeai- nce, hag excellent editorial ability. and bids fiiir to be a f ictor in the upbuilding of the Northwest.'' ' The Hatchet, of Portland, owned by Mr, Thompson, of Gaston, and edited by a Mister Cmig. alleges thai, the Oregonian contained an "unreliable" dispatch concerning the recent fine imposed upon the Representative cf the first district. by Judge Smith. The little saint waa too smart to show up any alleged discrepancy by comparison. In the statement published by the Hatchet, the proceedings were dis torted beyond measure. Judte Smith and H. T. Bagley and many others who were present at the in cident, all corroborate the version as given in both the Argus and the Oregonian. The Hatchet simply had on a case of tuft hunting. And it raineth every day! SUMMONS. IntheCirvult Cwurtof tho State of Oregon ' N,olio lh'rb,v ' Jf "dt;rlgn rbr Washington eoumy. rt. eieentrix of ihe wuteof hurt will ami l-..-i ..i . ..i i leatament of Jamb Irarhnel, ilivoantl. Kmina XUrl.. rialntlff, nW , t mll,ly , llr, w-h RobU , XUrks, iVfemUnO , Tu Rolwrt W. Markii, tl. nuiti d?ftiu!Hnt; III ihH ItttlllA tlf tli VftttM .af llMAtit v.a.a t are hereby notiriett thiit the IMaintitt hen-; in has HitHl a cnilal lit airaiut vou in theabive rntiileilrauw anil vou are hre- ny required io amwar and annwer Haiil i eoiiivlaint on or before the last itav of the time preacrtbeil by the onli-r of Dublica-! tion hereof, t-iU on or before the 14th i nay ri jniy, you are nirtner nolitt.il atif youtailtoamwaraml answer the complaint or plead thereto the plaintitl !" ?T "W", 'r alunKton tmn will apply toaaid. court lorthe relief prav- y. llv .H.itit.-.l a.lu.iiilmlor of ll.e eil for in the complaint, that is to aai-. lor esU 9 ,of S luut- 1 : oll.vrr ,,,H l1 B,ul ,m'y adeerai.lviit..R.v.P tl, h...1i ..r malrimonv ex ixting between deleiiilaut 1 ami plaintitf herein, and for atu-h other ana further relief as to the court mav seem proer; tbednte of the rlrst publn-a- non oi mm aumnious, la TtiunMiay the 1st day of June, and the last outitiva- tion henuf is Thursday the l.ilh dav of July, ISS'.h, id an nimoiis shall tie publish ed on Thursitay of each wrek for the per- ioii oi ni wetias wmwn aaui aaies: This summons ta puuli$hed by order of Hon. T. A. Moltride, Judireof said Court. made at Chamber. lated lhia2Sth dav of May. 10. THAYKK, T. K A V X tit A SO i S A Ufch, Attorneys lor rialuiiti. Notice of first Meeting of Creditors. III the District Court of the Uniteil States for the District of Oieni in buiikrupti-y Iu tho matter of A. M. ) itr.krtiotcv. Oarlile, Baukrupt. J To the creditors of A. M. Carlile, of Hills- Iwro. in the county or v anhiuirton, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt, noth-e is hereby Riven that on the lrtth day of May A. D. the aaid A. M . Carlile aaadulv adjudicateil a bankrupt; and that the first meeting of his creditor will be held at the otlice of the undersigned Iteferee, In HiUHimro, u aelnnKton couutv. Or., on tlie-)thday of June, A. D., im. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at ahich time the anid creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the Bankrupt, ana transact aucn othor bus iness as ii ay properly come before said nipetmu. Dated at HuTsboro, Or. this June I. lsyj. W. D. 8MIT Refere" in Bankruptcy. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that t tlieumlerHiK ned has been appointed almiuitrator of the estate of John W. Michalec. deceareil, by the County court of the Mate of OreK"ii for Wasbinirton county, and have dulv qualified as such administrator. All per sons uavimr claims atanmt said estate. are oerotiy notined to present the annie to 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 Chicago Record, alone of all American newspapers outside New York city, now prints original and exclusive cable dispatches dally from the leading capitals of Europe, Jas, H. Sewell, Owner Sired by Pollock Hired by Pollock. First dam, Queen, by Kotnmagoi second dam. Ecllpgo. by Chal lenge; third dam, Puss, by Sir Charles; fourth dam, an Kn.lgrant mare. 7 ... The Percheron Stallion ... ??LnceJAlmo daPP!? fcrey "It" Mack points, and beautiful white mane and tall a JXS00 a.Ctio"' fMtu w"lker;. His breeding combines the very best blood I fir ?J2." l?,r,r??.n..erai?urP08e horse. Has gentle disposition. Will stand the season ot t.ILTa, ri .MnuBA8' 1U. 1 P '" B Hlr)e- tt,cs Creek . i p tn and nk'ht. John tfn!PwiA&r nrn' W"i 'heldors'; j'p m and nlib John Meyers .Cedar Mi li Wednesdays, 8 p tn and ninht.Scholls: Trmrsdnv nioRu . j it oeweii-i mrm. Fnday, 8 a m to 1 p m, Redmond A HapplnVt.m's, Hillsboro. Hatur day, 8 to 4 p m, Forest Orovc Friday and Saturday !,!Kh s an. Hunday at J A Johuson.s place, near D ev. Can tn n.i.i ht .ii.i , TERMB TKN DOLLARS POIt IN8UK ANCF, me with proper voucher, at the liw of fice of W.N. Barren, In llillsboro. Ore ion, within tlx mouth from the date hereof, IWI at llillsboro, Or., this Stth day of May, l!t. O. X. HAI.K, Administrator of the CNtate of John W. M Ichalec, deceased. Notice For Propota a. Sealed piMixmni will he received hv School lhstrict No, T, Hillahoro, Or., Tor furnishing the folio lug supplies liir the school district, the same to be delivered by Vug. 1 !tv; Korty t) cords Suit nr wo.nl. sound ami ntcrchsntarile; Tim (10) cords of 4 foot hI oak. Hil must be sealed ami addressed to J. P. Merryman, Chairman or the Hoard. The proposals w ill bo otoml on ratur day, June i. In'. I'KTKH UOSCOW. IlilMmro, Or., Mhv i, 1?W. Notice cf Final Settlement. nwh rMCllrix ,f Mui mto nm tht th 1nte or Anal Mttlmtt huN bwi Axml ftr l,ttL N.ikn IU IMlal k. aai.l ..ik lit A. M ami for the tune of htmriug of obiectloni to .tuiil irirt. M MJU A KK TIl A Tit AIMISKL, Kxrcntnx. Adrairistrator'i Notice. Sotiee ia hereby Klven that the uinlor- "hrmHt ha been, by he ( ounty t'ou-t ol quaimea an ain-.ii Hiiitiiiuiratur. .,; ' huretore. all iK-rsona havine claim iniint aaiil estalr are hereby re quired to present same to me ot the law oitlt of It. T. iUglvy at liillslHiru, Valilim'lin County, On-iton tonvlher with pnier vom-hers within six mouth from dale hereof. llulnl tin 4th il.iv of Mnv, tsi. S, T. 1.1 N K L AT Kit, Admr. H. T. Baijley, Attorney. Administrator's Notice. Nutire Is lierrby (jiven that I the under aimied have ts-en appointed aduiliiistrator of the eslute of John M IrhaliH, deooased. by the county court of the fctate of ire koii lor Wuhiiiiutoit county, and hve duly qunlitied as atich aliiiiuisirator. All persons luiviti',' i-l.iima nviitinst snld estate, are hereby rootitisted to nrieni tlie Maine 1 to me with the proper vouchers, at the law ollioe of W. N. lltirrett. in llillsboro, Oregon, within ax mouths from the date hereof. Dated at Hillsboro, Or., this l.th day of Mae, isu9. O.N. HAI.K. Administrator of tho estate of John Miilialcc, deed. m Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificially dl (rests the food and aids Kature In strenirtheninir and recoo- itructlng the exhausted digestive o gans. It Is the latest dlscoyered difrest ant and tonic No other preparation caa approach it In efflciency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. SlckHeadache,Gastralg1a,Cramps,and all other results of I m perfect dlgestloa. prepared by r c ocwiuaco.. crjlcag uriia lirilsr More, IHlMMiro llrrgon Prince Almo J. A. Johnson, Manager -mil r man nrifypt , - r.v.v..v. ,,uw ,v.ni"(inillQ iUJ BUUtUCI I Cycllsti Attention. Nl Us) la hereby Riven that the nndendKii e.1 la now collectlni the tax of II.S5 on each ami every bicycle in Washington county and that aaid lax la now due and payable at the Sheriff's office in lllllaboru. Print the make and number of w heel, w. i. ukaokokd. Sheriff and Ta Collator, WahliiKtou count v. Iltllslsint, Or., Apiil !!, IKK). SUMMONS. In the Circuit (Vurtof the Stale id Oregon for Vahliitou County. A. Johnson, Plulnlitr.) vs V F. T. llerry, IVfeudant.l rPt K. T. ItKHUY, the alove-name.l 1 defcuilaiit; In the name of the Htate of t'reiron, you are hereby reoulred to apiantr and answer tho complaint Med atfuirst you, in tho above ci. titled auit by Mon day the i.th diiy ol July IKKi, tlie mm iKMtntthcllrMl duv of the nU regular term of aaid court alter the service ol thif aunt toons iiin you, and If you fail to no ap pear and anitxver, the plattittlt will apply to the Court fur the relief demanded III his complaint, to-a it: Kor a judiriiieut ai;ninat you lor the sum of f'JM, villi In tenwt thnteon ni the rate of 10 per cent tier stimuli since January 4, !,; and the fur ther Mini ol l attorney's fix-a, and for the coats and disbiirvmeiils ot fim auit: that acertuin liiortitatte cxihmiUhI by you to IMaintilf oil June 4. IstlT, for the piirmt of securing a certain note, and wliu h said morttrntrv is duly recorded on iaue KIT of book 4i of rtHMrda ol lnortKa Ifea for Washincton coiiulv, Oregon, be ioru-iosiHi, ami me muo tuereui oencru 1 add and tlie prtM-ceii applie.1 lo III" atiNfucttnti of plaintlirs liiiliriirViit. aaid lands lieiiiK iarticularlv tUwcribed as fol lows, to wit: Iti'ttitinitiK at an lrn hrl.t! cha8. iW.len. a mlit v. from the 8 K corner of lot i in the 8. W.t of section, I ', T. I. S. K. I. W. of the Wil. Mer., aa d out by U C vi alker. County surveyor I survey No. iWI rtvordid in biwik ,;( " id resinls of surveys for Washington county, Oreiton, thence S.AO den. 'it uilu, W. 1 Ui fiHH to a stake; thence N. 8U do;. IN mill W. feet lo a slake; thence N. .V) deg SJ min. K 1 114 feet to a atake; theme S. ,'HI d g. 34 min. K. 4 feet to the plaa-a of htgliiut; alxi, tract Ix'itiniiinif nt an Iron liar i.ai ciis (. .Hi di-g, Z! uilu. W. from the S. K. corner of lot 2 In the 8. V. quarter of section 1.1. T. 1 S. It. V. of thr il. Mer., thence south M) di-g. 21 uilu. W. to a pi. ml where the line on anid coursii intrrseels the Hue of the right of win or the Oregon Cal. It. It., Iheniv ithoig the lliieiifnald right of way northeanl erly lit I lie 1'i.iley Mad. thciice W, to the pla-e of bnoniilng; and for such other and further relief as to Ibe court may ap pear equitable. This summons Is serrrd upon you by publication, by order of The Honorable U A. Hood, County liid,'cuf Waihlnenm County. Oregon, Made uml dated at rhnmhur at Hills born, O.-cgon, this April INSI JOHN M WALU Attorney for PlainlilT. Notice cf Final Settiemcot, XTliTICK in hrrehe trivan Hint tl, mi. il ili-r-iuin-ii. exeiHitor of the estate of .i. ii. nuDir. ii.i'cui.xi, una f licit in the County Court ef Waihiiigton County, Ntate of Oregon, his final account aa auch . ... '....' ... nm., v-n.OT.. , Mint ..lu,,,,., ilicjih dny ol June, at the hour of in u ciih k a in, nas rjeen turn nr sai.l Court as the time lor hearing of .ihjoc tloua to said reort, and the rttlriuetit thereof. C.C. CAri.RS, Kxecutor of the estate ofti.lt. Paher, deed, by J. K. Capitis, his attorney ill fact. Admiuiitrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the under, signed has lieeu iliily apiMiiiil.il Adniinis. tititor of the estate of Mhsa C. Coats, deceased, by tho Hon. County Court of the Htate of Oregon for Wash!, glon r......iu &n ... i...i .jiiiivj. n-imii iin-iic rinilliv against said estate are requested to pre- Uullt ll.A ..III. Ultl, .l.ui. .in... I. ... ll.a in.l.i.i....i k.l. vu.E.l -ri i vllle, Wa-hington ('ounty, Htate of Ore. Dutetl this April V. 1H1H). (jarrct 1), Coats, Administrator. Shnte I Foote, Backers Transact a (lennral Hanking Ilualnoaa J. W. SI1UTK Manairei A. C. 81IUTK Cashier Still sight Kxchango and Telegraphic Irausfera and Issues LutlcrH of Credit available throughout the tn tod State. l)rav Kilts of Kxchnngn on Ignition, i.iverptmi, iiiiniiu, raria, iternn, rrang-fort-on-thrt- Hin.Htiaikholiii and all prill' cipal cities of Kurope. Collections inudo on all acimssible points Banking hours from 0 a in to 8 p in ItlllslKiro, Oregon Cor. 2d4Wasbt J. Northrop, Proprietor. Newly Furnished and Renovated. A first-class table and all accommodations for the convenience of guests. , , , OR&'N Time Schedule . . .. From Portland Fast mall leavos at 8 p m for Halt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansas City. Ht. Louis, Chicago and East, arrives :46p in Spokane Flyer leaves 2:10 p m for Walla Walla, .Minneapolis, 8t. 1'aul, Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago and Kast, arrives :..' a m Ocean Bteatnshlps leave at or San Francisco , willing every Columbia River leave B p m except ounoay, nuiuruoy iv p m ior Asuina unu way landings, arrive 4 p m except Sunday Wlllamntte river leave 0am except Sunday for Oregon City, Newberg, 8alc.ni and way landings, arrive 4:80 p in except Sunday . .. Willamette and Yamhill river leave 7 a ni Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Oregon City, Dayton and way landings, arrive 3:80 p m Monday. Wednesday and Friday Willamette liver leave 6 a m Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for Gorvnlli and way landings, arrive 1:80 p m Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Snake river leave Rlparla daily for I.ewUiLoii! reluming leave Lewiston daily except Sunday. Address W, H. HULBURT, Gen. Pass. Agent 11. WEHRl'NO and SONS, The Hillsboru Pharmacy:" V I'm The Leading; Drug House - - Where Drugs, Mllclnra. Pslnts. Hlls.HK.ngcs, llrushrssml all lruggll's Kuudrles mny lie procured at prhes Unit niinplv dUtsnce com petition. The 1 '4V tact is, tliat many mm1 tin imt know where our name came from it's a jjotxl nanip and e had good reaanna fur adopt. ing it. It u exilitin:, JS-llll jM (lie 4th letter of tho (Ireek A!hlhet and is sliaie. like a TrianRk three aided. Now, as we wr ::uiiirrit'ally the third rug Storn eslrthlished in Hillshtint, th threy rnritfrrd h lli-r i sigiiirifant l'leiise retneiiil).-r tiint n tr name is, and tlMitya will 1m, lutt. tlio urw el!n f httiifl ninthly nit In, eat price. We will lie always pleased to h ue vnn call at our Store! .FOR THE FINEST DRUGGIST'S LINE IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. Speed! Size! Breedings LOVELACE! Three Year old liecord, 8:20; WILL MAKE THE SEASON OK lll AT THE PAIBUROUHIW, HILLNBUK0, Washington County, Qrriroii, upon the Fnllowinir terms: Seaaon, with Privilege of Ucturii.f 25; I.0VKLACE ia a dark Uy, with hft hind fool, white, over ix teen handa high, and will weigh upwards of ,200 (Miuitda, Sire, Kgotist am , ami tire ol ligiwen :WS V. theConuueror, a:iiK, and jg others in j.30. I-ull hrmlier to Sphinx, :jo i, sire of 57 in 1:30, and Klectnte first dam Crctioe.dam of I.0VKI.ACK. r.10, Horsey j:o,lh tSj llrittooj o , Goldlaa :7, llriHantine a:iu ,4, Cliantilly tniil ,:,9 i Klondike, trial. a 'i iicheas, trial a:ai, t'.rand diiiu of Chanty, a:ij, hy rriuccps. Second dam, Crape Lissc. dam of Knur Rene. Ir . Jt If II V Ul ,)4 111 a IIC 1 . ," by Geo. Wilkei. ' .... ihird dam, the dam of Tarltou, a:jt, trial a::t LOVELACE a two year old trotted in two races, obtaining two year old record of a:i9 H. As a three year old he was campaigned in severs! Mates, trotted m aj races, obtained lust, second or third money in 17 races, took a record of a ao " ""' " "cccmocr, woikeq His breeding is unsurpassed. His v. ui me, sun me nam 01 nis grant) Sprite, the dam of bis sire, had five colts Ihree of them having at dint-rent periods Waterwitch, graud dam of his sire, descendants in the a:io list. Mares from distauce wilt receive good care and pasturage at It. w per A number of stamliird bred mares and geldings, fit for the road or racing f chtap. for further particulars Inquire of llillsboro, Oregon. FARMERS, ,o OREGON, the Black Stands the season of 1899, vii: Monday, Harry Turner's ranch, Pat tou Valley; Tuesday, C. Ohey's, Pike; 'Wednesday, North Yamhill: inursuay. vvupaiu uu, rriuay, il. il. nogue t, rarmlngtOn; urday, till noon, Wiley's ham, HlllBboro; afternoon, forest G Sunday, at Ranch of owner, Dlllcy. PEDIGREE. -Mred by H. L. McKay, Clarion, Iowa; Sire got by Passe Partout, 15,136; Grandslre, Brilliant, 1271; first dam, En chantress, 801; Second dam, Bijou, by Mine, owned by Preach Oot eminent. (As per copy o( License.) Splendid action; fine colts. Single Service, $6. S. H. DUMBER, DILL&Y, OWNER. F. P. Morgan & Co., Real Estate Igents. If you want to sell your property, list it witli ns. We buy, ictl end exchange for oUera on commission. We want a few more food Improved faring to handle; we have Bsyert. We have some choice Residence property in Hiltsboro and Portland to trade tor farms and pay the difference in money. We write deeds, mortgagee, furnish ab stracts and investigate titles. We also foreclose mortgages and do a general Innd business. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call on or write, V, V. HOfgM & Co., Hlljghoro. Of. ' - H Particular People IsMMtly kaew ti (ts4btnf aasl pmesr syls. mm4 suits these psilkaUr ssipli siassly csaw te as, kosass we're sarlkular la - to rtttlag a4 Wslsg, Oer prt"f saal Inisisi Mne si ttreas a Ml Bastes Sell ar psrtlcittarly aMrasUvs (hi saaea aiiiscllvr prk'M as west. It 4ea' pleas yea, test Ml at akeul It H we mm yen wky, plisn ton sthara. Ask tw tkli H'iiM'aUa4. HIl.LSItoHtl , OKKUOTf. on DliKk sill Hi, A. Hallct roprietor. Three Year Old Trial, i: It 1-4. lusuraure, fVS. pitijiicly a full mile nt Cleveland in a:ai W d un, l.i grand dam, the dam md frand rand sire, are all in the great by Kleclioiieer, ami all hraded the list of wiun rest brood mare list. are in the list. 1 .. .... -. . 1. -i has six in the a:$o list, and lint over 300 month. for aale B. B. TONGUE, Manager, ATTENTION ! Percheron, No. 18,140 Sat- Grovej Season $io; Insurance, $12.50;