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Newspaper Page Textixxxxxxxr.xxxxx x xxs l : : : A 1'apkr for tin 1'koplk : : : HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 22, 1899. A f "" I"" "l'l, rrxxxxxxxxxxmtxMxi THE ARGUS Kitrel at Hip Post-ofhte t Hillsboro, Orciron.ti isecmd class mil matter. . ji. LLCH'S k. I.OSlJ, ElUTOR. Omnty Official Taper. Issued every Thursday BY The Arps Publishing Coapany. Subscription: On Dollar per Annum. 81 x Months, 60 rts; 'J luee onthr, y ct. Opposed to Gold Mono mctallism. Re lieves in the Bimetallic Standard. Dear Money means Debased I'ropcrty, ad Profitless American Product. 0 r Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain. Has no use fur Marcus A. Rantta PHOMISK OK VICTOllY. The single gold standardise would like only too well to see the party in touch with producers, desert the bimetallic question for one of minor Importance. They could then raise the cry of "insincerity" and the more easily compass monopoly vic tory. For years and years these money owners and coutractionists have practically controlled all fi nancial legislation and only in 18 . had vbey met determined opposi tion from a considerable portion of . the American people. The demo cratic party met in 1S96 and elimi nated from its councils those who agreed with the republicans o the "money question and by dint of a hard fight won a signal victory. Notwithstanding the fact that a), .'"metropolitan papers were insulting ly against the bimetallic forces ; not withstanding that every aggrega tion of dollar wealth fought it? sue .cess, the movement held the confi dence of a majority of the strictly white vote of our country. The democratic party was defeated but it gained a splendid and wholesome fruitage in paving the roiid which leads to profitable farm production. The democratic party has enlisted in its ranks all those who wish not to see base product, and it will con test for supremacy with those ele ments which ate Wl benefitted by base, profitless production. Those who supported bimetallism in 1896, and many more, will support it in 1900. It will be an issue. Other issues may divide honors, but this one will remain. The people who oppose monopoly are not mere t"wind jammers" to go up against a breeze blown by those who would see them fail. Defeat, with right as an issue, is preferable to success and patronage. But there is prom ise of victorv. MERE MATTER OP FAITH. Rabbi Bloch, a Portland Hebrew, and Ilev. C. E. Cline, formerly of Hillsboro, are having a war of ords through the columns of the ( Oregonian. The learned Rabbi seeks to place his race above all others, as comes natural to all Jews, . while Rev. Cline persistently punc tures the Jewish weak places. Prob ably an unpredjudiced person wouid decide that Mr. Cline has the better of the controversy. The Jew is a Jew. That tells it all..- Circumcision neither makes nor mars him, nor does lack of it make him other than a Jew. He is a Jew Itecause he is true lo anti quated tradition and faith, and the Jew of today is just as much a Jew an he of the time of Moses and of Christ. He has his noble I rails and he has his cowardly failings. His , characteristics today are as much circumsctibed by fanaticism as in the days of proudest Jerusalem. The Gentile to him is an unholy dog. and Gentile 'daughters obtain , from the llebreiv 110 such reverence - an 1 esteem :ig the soulful-eyed " daughters of Abraham. To put it . more forcibly, perhaps the Hebrew looks upon the Aryan in somewhat ' the same light as the Aryan looks Upon the Ethiopian, onl ' ha dare Hot, by reason of numerical weak ness, betray his feeling.", The Jews' re'atiou to other than . Jew3 is a mere matter of faith. He ,- believes his religion and that telig ' ion is a promise of fact which to him is fact. His is the chosen nice, and paradoxical tho' it be, tin Christian . bible corroborate-; the Jewish promtso Centuries of this) they cmne do.v i i lie street, nrm in faith have made the Jew selfish us anil! '"""twt ll.ing J i-ver saw." against others ihan those of hN fl IJfi,iri"-r Vs" V ')!.!',":f"1 . . , , ,rr ..... , the mpic under uiscusnoii, K.iid: blood. Therein lies bis . weakness. !e..., ,.,,, .,.,.. ,.nM ,, , 1 . fc , i . ' litit urer,Uliiie errs when he says "tlie Jew is a r ce without a conn Ire H-ilbi.iit a cit.V. and as a i-ue.. :.u ... - k. Tl,!u fun, ..l.i .,- .'I ,l n ll n!iuJ a iiu;o.-. in.i,.MM.,iiim t ... I 1:.. .... , , ., . . Lloyil Luitinniis are :mt from port ' Tl... T..1.. innl m u III ClOlhlln iir..-1'i . . ; ! " fiuancinl legislation of all great civ- itized nations; he is possessed of first liens on every city of import ance the world over. His are the master minds and the exohecquers which make laws for the world, na tionally and municipally. The I world is his country and his home, and the Ceutile his subordinate. Moreover, the Jew voles many of his antagonist, notably amongst them, the good Dr. Cline. WHY I..UUH AT LATINS' Just why the American should laugh at the Latins far sentiment- alism is not apparent to one who has made any study whatever of psychology and racial characteris tics. Getting down to a sensible plane, it is very evident that, while our Flench, Italian and Spanish brothers are equally as fell ot tea-s and hysteria as of garlic and niae caroui, Americans too are as full of ludicrous attitudes. To prove the truth of this, it is only neces sary to 0 over the history of the past year. We did some effective fighting and whipped a little, tank rupt, knock-kneed, rotten six-teenth rate power, and our American commentators would have one be lieve we had whipped the father of nations and were ready to com mence on his offsprings; we, with a powerful squadron, cleaned out ai handful of hungry Hidalgos on a half-dozen hay-bellied hulks, and then shout with joy "Shiver our timbers, but aren't we shouters;" we have an admiral who bravely and judiciously did his whole duty, and for which we pay him well, and in stead of giving hi in recognition by some token ol appropriate design, our enthusiasts want to give this man a grand great mansion, a coach and four docked coach horses, a crest and coat of arms! That Dewey has rebaked this slobbering jver speaks well for his sturdy Americanism. Dewey has as keen a conception of the ridiculous as has he far the sight on a thir teen inch gun. We may now ex pect Chauneey Depew to fall on Dewey's neck and weep while Bro ther Ab catches the lach ryiuose flu- . 1.1111 . . T ----- Hi in a diamond Studded loving CliplJ G Crawford and wife to E H House 3.. l.llrnhoBA.f-1 l,v iw.i.ttlap en I ,r i .1 ..... l"",v -' f'f";"' wntie our great cities poor t:naw a crust for the stomach's sake, unless, Tt of course, Dewey shall Stand them off with a six-shooter. Isn't it about time we quit our Quixotism If Mr. McKinley and Admiral Dewey go the rounds in order to strengthen Mr. McKinley's politi cal fences, we much mistake the Admiral's character. It is hardly likely that a first class admiral, with a record unsullied and a name unblemished, would at all care to have his person and fameexploited in a vulgar manner merely to evoke applause which would be reported by the asinine press: ''Tremendous cheers were given Mr. McKinley and the valient Admiral Dewy.'! What Dewey wants to do, if be tours at all, is to tour alone. If McKinley ants illustrious com pany on a political trip, let him take a bouquet whose chief pansies are Alger and Kagan. , Rev. C. E. Cline, once iu Hillsboro, is penning some quite able articles on the Jew of Civilization. Ourrevereud friend should indeed be kind to the Jews. The Jews have given us the lit Testament, the well spiinji of prophecy and the basic rock around which and upon which are founded the ethics of the Christian re ligion which Brer Cline dispenses for a living. Go easy, Brer Cline, on God's choseu people. The party of Hanna, the parent of trusts. its, is planning to publicly invek'h . . r s m iuncit.ii int it ntTnrin t.it. it .,.,.i., against its offsprings while it privately succor, and suckles them. In other!1 '' "-Ud at S.dO p. ,. words they will My to the public, "trusfj us, and we will 'trust' you." I Tom Wood would "saw wood" .cmiti Ion the Indian war veteran nensiou nro poiiitiou. "Ton." knows that a campaign is coming on and "Wood" if he could, get a few more ducals out of the play. Let Oregon no longer allow mountebanl to control this matter. Lt i,r, r-..i.. these oid veterans and be doUe with U. Pair of Docks. Two well known and eminent phvs- i;.,..a ;.. i.... i .i .,... . opposed each to the other that even the social amenities we.e discarded, and their hostility was Iho fummnii gossip of the day. One evening a grotip of business men were discuss ing thr; nidation when one of their number said: ' ,V there; here " , . . , ,l lI IV.ll It s von would en I ad.-x!" :i liloudy, !! Miiniiig par- Mf'.-Sl-S CS. A ersoii ntui i Port young lall A Isllllll! with our citv folks. IV.I..UO iii l.iiii.iMii vven; ho onienVMo an :ci grx.rvjT5r jc x x xx x x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxrx rr .-q H '1 Closing Out Sale ! R. E. Bryan & Son .. Retiring from Business! Our Entire Stock of General Merch andise Regardless of Cost. Commencing:, Monday, Juno 12th We will place our r-toek of General Merchandise, consisMnj! of Dry Hoods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Roots and Shoes, Clothing, Kuri'ihiim Good, ric, on themaiket at ('losing Out Prices, as we are Retiring from lUisiness, We d.-ire to realize cash on our Goods at the earliest pos sible date Come early and secure n sh.ve of these -Immense Itargaina bel te the flock is broken. Fixtures for Sale. R. E. BUYAN & SON. J.' Dead Letters. 7, . ,1 , . . '"A"" - nillliniK Itl Ml. 1 1 1 llututr.-, tw.cf ...... -a - f - - . claimed; Sh,. T FlUott - ouerman I. i.iuoll, Roy Yount, E. K. Wing. Ali later not f. ,v t,.K- . tNjv), will tc sent to the dead K-tltr ol " maile lut'ci. lroulli lr I hat fice. One cent will be charged un ecli 'sincere" mill ro ider, was in lo.vn letter called for. 'tMl,.v H. SCIIUUMKRICH P M 1 , - .... ' i Notice to Cnnraftnrs Tl, ! wotice to i-on.ractors. 1 here ts time h.r all things, lhe, . lltlie to take Ie ttlS Little harly Ktsers is when vott are sUtlVrig ousness. M-k- from constipation, bilinusm-ss, sick oeaiiacne, indigestion or other stom- ach or liver troubles. Tlier never K . .. - vii . - , trri ivrt I 1.. f ., I l- 1.1 ..... 11.1 iij; .-ivili Real Estate Transfers. Montezuma l.oiige No. 50, I O O !, la ; G A Sanford, cemetery lot J7 Gram E fatton to Anna'G Patloti lot 6 1 blk 27 Patton ad Albina & other laud f ASlVnv-e,uluiiV..,W W H,,..-, . ki lt 7, 8. 0. blk 2 Simmons .4 Hbo W. Geo W Kellev and wile to Wm E Kv-llev , ..... w s w A ot n e sec 3 3 t 3 n r 3 t. Caroline G WaKner ,0 Lyman H IVt., C A Gove 10 Minnie K Barrett, lots.,, to, . J". 31. 33, 33. 34, blk a W PcrtUnd He.Khts ,. u' 1, 11 .... i -r. ... . .. n. i:o;i anil wue 10 viareiice A tlovt ui iui 7, o, y, inn 2 nunnions a.: Hbo ft, Elizabeth TwiR to J'Tw:n e 'i n c K( sec3otar j w. ....... $1. (.eitnaa Hall atut tut to v 1 Thornlmr 45 50 a l?aac Leisv itonalioe, . . . f 1.5110 11, J' ! fc U 1 '""' Lot ' ! SeC a sec 7 t 1 s r 2 , fo. E H House and wife to Stella Cr.wio.d, same as above, fi?o. A J 'ltn 'oJ- Cltiiton. lot 4 his a.i lo Heavrrton. Svi, ( A E Nichols and wife toC'.ns'.V I.f.n ton, one-third a sec 1 1 1 n t 3 w. . . .$310. 'l,i : )- 1 ., n ..... . . I or 0 uMhiiiitton county. VI hat Is Koilol ilvspipsla core? 1 :,..tni is hereby i-iv.-u thai 1 ihe .imh-i-sii; i .- ...,. ,,, Itis the ,-ewlv .liseover.,1 reuodv. ;''.- '' -" f'r'f " the most , ff-eiive ,-..,-p ti.o, ever " fco Mark,. I..tV,,dav.l devised for aidin" tio- ili-esli,,,. und I for Washin-ten eoanlv. i.ii.I imve dnlv ,u ""'"'rt W. Mark. the wtiil .h l.m.hilit: .sslnoluih.,. ,.C i " 1 . f . . : qitahlH-.l as,i-ii i.dimuisi r.u..r. Alli.er- " t ilie Male el I in u.m, yi.i. assntillHllo.i ot lo..,l, ;ind -e-loi in,! ,',, ,., .lhm .. ,JlMl. are her. hv i.i.lilieil Ih il the I'lah, lilt heie- the deranged iliaestivft rri',ni to a I are herehv m.t.lied toiir..,' ill tho same t . ' '"1M " '""'phd id iiijaiiisl you in natural condition ft i "i ilUeov- i 'fh !'"Pt voudn-ix nl tho law f, ; tliealK.ytu-..tlt:e..U-.4U-.e .im y.ni aru h-rii-iinunai LOii.i.iioii. H l-.l (ll-io. :ji.(M(fw N fUrrKtL ( ujWB , ,ri. , by required to ii.Kur mid uiinwer Mild ery surpassing anvlhtr.pt Vet known 'pm. within six miuiiiIm m.iti tne i!at- ' eemi'laini en nr l',.re the hisi tiny of tin to the meilic il 'iim!'es.'i,iii -l l,. . lit-rent. ' time 're ri!..'d by the order i.r nihieii. n I. T " u. !'r""KI""- '"' liuliid at liioshori), Or , this sith day ef ' t-U: on or hefi.ro the Hi h Uelta 1rtls? More. M iy. s:i. day ( I July, I '.',; you ur fun her initilied " tl. N'. I A I.K, ' that if Vim lail lo ii.M iir ami aiiawir He penking of lumber, etc. f. r ' Adniiniairator ufthe (Htate'nf John W. ' eeuiplalnt or i!ead therein the plaiuliM nualilv ii.d ivorl-mur,!,;,, f.. I' v -littler, deceased. w id apply tos dd eniirl lorlhe relief pray V .. ... ""fniHn-lnp, l.o., ..ll..riiiihei.i,iio.laint,lh..ti, tu-iiv. lor t iler claim in lead W'nshi ictou coiiiiiv. Tbev are in the Cmesi ! body of Or, ced ir rind loai'loin this section, and if you want a l'n-t clas nriicle. plaee voltr order s'lllb ISloyd & Sigier, I'liil! ips, Or. Waller Miliar, r f ('..rio-lius. a foil j of J. R. Miller, is reported as hav ing met with a verv severe injiny nt Stella. Wah. It is said that his head was badly bruised, and that he is now at the .St. Vino, nt's Una-! puai in rnrlland. To cine piles, strike at ihe root that's the tvnv DeWiti's Wild Hazel Salve strikes nt the not it removes the caii.-e. ijnieklv and per-) manently. Don't squander time; an'i money trying to reniovn the, effects. Delta Drug Store. j ' The Art of Palmistry: its in id- ern Application" will b' the t heme I. , , V . ot Air. Hughes sermon at the Con- gregfitiotial Ourch next Sundav tnortling. In the afternoon, at 4i ! 'c,"ck' ,,p address the Junior j (, i.i . ... M- tt.. ami Hie fVeiiina service w i II JlM Ig e ( .Sherill' Deichman stales that hi ,e - Cf:!7.l I'tM n itloitn hicve e ia to the 300 mentioned elsewhere. and that it is possible that all of ...... ... ' Ue-e in.iy be used, owing lo the im- mense number of wheels purchased in the cotinlv this snriiiL' mid mini - mt-r. . " Miss Jennie (i ro.-r is s,HndiB uiu ueea in roitimid, Vlsiltio' rein lives. The Kpwortl, Le,,,llH ,.f ,he r J-: Chinch eiiieriaiiied their fri N! ,,,,, ,.:i ,i (.ream so. mi upon Uln 1, Nt : ,v, n .. II I . eiiinv, in,, ,ld very nicely, limine-j m in. ...imiiii'u. ih-i ev- tuny. 1 ho I'.il worth J.eitgue take F. P, Morgan & Oo.,Real Estate Agents. If yoa want to sell your property, list it others on commission. We want a few more good Irnprovs'i fa We hav- some choice Residence nron-rtv farms and pa)- the difference in money striets and uivsstigatc titles. t. . 1 -r- We also foreclose mortgages and do a general land business, battsfactton guaranteed. Call on or write , p, Morgan & (Jo., Hillsboro, Ore. I this method of thanking the baud ; ' for its attendance. ' . ' "' A ...... 11.. ..II... .....1 u ... .. 1... Cecil llolcouih, oi.e of Portland' ' . im in u vum ui-v r, I nil" Jau lir i is now divorced from nil political 5 W',h M,:U'-V " U',HlS ,.,., ... ,m. it. .Merri:, tne special losti.- ance agent who was here vears ago when Sanford had Iris: tire loss, and 'nen paiiioru lia.t liii lire toss, nm ! Sl.,.lt l.i.U v. Ill l . ty tVu,;, -n, n, lU.ro, Jty v. ' -'""''cl-Mk tr .nn-inn-u...) n the t-o-est tinne and ui a ,ri,'x" ,;''r Hcurv hur-. nluiiir IX iiiilcH iv.,mi 1:.. ,,...t.t..i. 0 ''' '''''!'"' r,1,,,:','",,,,:, .'"! 1 "Hi. tin ami ... 3 ......... , sHt ilU aliens m iv wvii at tiro l" umv t UL'. .,C,i... II ,-lu.... 11- , ..... Uler ..itl.e ...,.,i.v . mi.' ' ' : ll.ileil June tt ; 1 1. A. Hoop. Jui!)i. Executrix Sale. i "(It hot amkum; ok lK ' ' w .... . "i, . .. i .1. . ... ; v.,,.' 1 ,.,1...- .1 ..i 1 ''.'.. .!.! ..,.,,, ..,.,-,, iini'ni, , It IK, Mil July II. l-w, at In u'.-I.k k a 111. at Um i-ourt li.ii.r. I.H.i- in lliliu,.,v c ... si. ZTi X .T ' " '.' , 1 .1 ' " ' ,m " ., I,,.":",-- r .. .. . . ........... . ., ,a I, , l.iillier, i.-e.l '', a nt.niov , v 1 ir.--;oii I iaii Kids , l'viitlaiil. AJmiaistratar'a Notic. t 1 .1.1 1 i 'i -h:":,'0".,..io..iy. All ,,i-rv,,,. i !..;.,, , ,,, ,, , x t ,.d ,.-iir nml Uml tin. " . v ' "a.V ' l-r.-pe- v.-iieiiers. at the V ,"" ", vi. hoi d inn lrin the dale el Huh iiu! r.ilv.l thi :li . : : 1 V of Jsiiie. I-: !l Maui; 1: i t i-i'ttiM ; .t.oiiir.smio'r i.f tlic vs te uf l'ut : K"l"es:er, ileei'-i'-l ( A-imisistratjr't Notice. i)Hi:' i.j v.i n t vj 1 i V UUVl J. N'orUiroii, rioprletor. y Nc wly Furnished -5n" , J .1 . and Renova:ed. A firsl-class table a;;d all accommo-dntions for the convenience of quests. . , . ; jf- rilllS SchcdlllO T ' u. j X I OlH irOrtirwIiCl i . j i, ' "'i'' r."v,,H ''' " I' !" '"r ' "- 1 "'ii'-er. It. Worth. Oiiiah.-i, Kan-i's fi;v i h. l-ouis, t iiieno ami Kast ,srri,-.'.! i15!' "' S'tihane lTVer leave, '2:i:in in fur WulU ' :n.ni...poliH, Hi. Paul, ln.lulh, Milwaukee, ( .hieitifit and Kast, urrives k.-ji,. ... " ' ",CTi j ' -San V raneHo , muliiiK every 1 f-'obunbia River leave 8 ,, n, exee.,1 I ,V"""""r tr Asioria and ' ' ' l'"uiHiay ':n ..i i ' T, ', V , ,'.V?V V ". "' ,!x':"''t and wAy hmdiu'L'H. iiimV4:,lo n lu'ex'eeni I """""X ! 1 Willamette and Yamhill river luw, 7 i i.,.. ..... , . . - -' "' . . . '? " ""') " "atuniay h.r db'' Win.1,,,,,11,, ,!,,., i. aft. a . .. -n , : Thiiminv .i w ... i J , ., "'"l ' . . r,H l,l.r: 1,1(1 h"t "lay lor torvallla and -ei..; 'v.... ....... 1 ,.vw,l-vi i Th'rsdai ndi, lrpm l,,UH,l8'' u , lr , '""r o'ava . uiparia daiiv fur I, -tv inturt: retiirniinr lenvn LmviuOin fPiilv vx... j . I-. .J..U....T. Address W. II. IIULBURT, fli.o t'.,ca A ., .jttt a M r-i-, i 111 with us. We buy, sell anl exchange for f ! raw to handle; we have Utiyers. in irilt.lmrn .t p. .i.,...i ... ....... ,.. J -j .,. . , uiiii'i iw lutir Kir , ,, v ., -.., i.ioriijag s, iuruie.il ao-i lo ,ln...l. ... , ' , , 8 SUMMONS. tl.efir.M.IH'.mrt,.flheSl,,tIUivBoli .. ..... " Mr H aslilliluu I utility. Wilbur K. t'iitoll, ri.iiiullf.j - To Km..,. K. CivveU, Mm alv num..,!: , , ,, ti,suie..i ori.Koii v.m are hereby notMed io amienr and nimWt-r '' -oin'lalnt l.en l.i Hied hKii.I von, in -before t!it :7Hnlay of July und In '"' yon sliail f ilt'so to aiHiir mid n- ' r. the uluinlitt willn.(ilv to th cmrl fur the 'i hi l ilimiaiidel m hl r.im.llnt, : wit: I ..r a dvvrw .f the ..nut llw.ilv iiiKti,i.t...iuU..finairlm..iiv lvi,.en r- ! ,,1,10,1. u -,n- f,.,,,t. ..n ih.. nmund of iiti wi-iivt- en in, .11 miiiv ivihi etiiiri, oil ur 'IvHertioii u H ,,,m,iri,y Ih.Mleien.Uut ' ZT, ZX TZ io r,,,,r , ,., ,. Ar,h(ir 1.. ,..-. Jn'KC.ini.e .Imlicl.l llmlnet, llulv iiimleilu-v sill ilny of Juno Wl nml i- ,,isl, .1 I,) (imP ,,, ,y !.e 1 ' " 111,11 t. 1 -1 1 1 i,'vii I.' . I"'-' I. -V l.l'.M II., . Atiornev. t..r lt.um.il Notice of Final Settlement. Nutlre i hcretiy clvmi ihivl the under siifiied, if i 1 1 1 i( nil r vi llu e'lalioif Jului Mel onkev, ili i'i usi-il, lulu iIim is liiinl 11c. emiiil bh tn h ndnihii-tiuler in tlieeoiitily : i-oviri 01 me .-iHt in vtn'iion inr viusnitif. ton m..ty and llial the ,,,m,tv e n.rt '"' undav thw loth diiv ' t J 1 1 1 V M'.t. at th iiiiirl riMim of said eonrt '""".it nun n.mii ii..reai.. ! - Z 'rP- ; and the ti.ml i.t.. nt of ,, estate j Haled ,11 IMIMmn. IhK Jiihk S, IW . IH M I II Kti f-AUMON. 'liiiinlti:itur of ihii estaie uf John M 1 1 'mi 1. e., ,1 lnii.ii.i I . i Notice of Final Settlement. Iv..:.-.. , "nrin K'vil 1 1 1 il tun i lltirnipri h, in-in mi. 11 i-iiii-nit. in iiiih iH-t-o nxiil l.il- M.,,,,1.,, , :.. i. i,.M ,yM,( nmit, , )0 A. M mo! as f..r l!m time ..I h.ariint .l 1 , viiij-'Viii'iiM in Hitei ri-ti-irt. y. !;u.tii.;ni.v t.cii.ki.. Kei nlriN. SUMMONS. j hlthe(':r -nil Court f the Slato nfOretfnii u ih eieedisioilviiitf lnrever the bond" ol i, matrimony i shlniif between di-nmilavt ami t m l: 1 1" herein, und fur nih other inn. Littler reie i us n. the court may -etin pri'i'i f; lliedale ol the Unit pulilieti- th I' Ih-S MlllllllllllM, M '1'lltllHll.lV lllll 1st 1 . v y ill .lin e, I-'", und tin hi"! n.hlh a- l,ion l"."r""r '" .' Jnlv, IsM'isaid. ,i r.ia- I iiiirsii.iy Hie I. iin iiiiv ol Mii.iiniiins ahall I publish- I em u week lor the Iier- lixi ol six ween oeiweeii siiin nulent Tills siimiimti, Np(ii,h-hed by older of Pun. T. A. M. -Hri.le, .ludire f said Court, liiude at t ii.mihers. Iiated lios "jiih dnv ol "i.v. WM. Tl 1 A V 1 : 1 1 . S T. I! A V N K I! ,t S( ' . I .V A 11 M Alferin ys lur IMaiinllV. Administrator's Notice, Nuliie is hereby given that 1 the under siKiied hiive been iippxiiiKel ailiiiiiiiHtnitor i ol the entitle of Jnhti Miehalee, deeeased ; liy the eiiunly ennrt of the .Slate of Ore. I ttoii fur Wiishiiitliiii nanny, und have ilulv iiieih'i" ! ;is Miirli adiiilnlslriiioi'. All : ktmim liavinjr claim nu-iiiit said estate. arc herebv r ' (nested to i.re-eiit the name 1 to itip wild Mel tiruper votielier. at the hw olliee uf V. N. liiirrell, in Ilillnhoru, '"'""" 'vl!:,i:' ' montlm Trgm the date hi-reuf. Imted at HillslMtro, Or., ibis Sith day jolilae, mm, 0 ! AdmiiiiHl ralur nf tlin esti'iln uf' j'nl,,. Miehalee, d. - . . . i n ! I V 10110 : If UJ IU Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you at. It artificially dlgeststhe food and olds . ...I viuvibiii wre 1UVU lulu DIUI Nature in stretiifthenlnir and recoil. gang. It Is the latest discovered digest- aubanu wu c. rio oiner prepprauon can a oan approm;ii iii in euicieucy. it in gtant v relieves and nermanent.U r.nrea i .tfii . . i . Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Heartburn. llatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. o.v:Kiiuauaciie,vjiastvraiKia,v;ramps,ana all nt.hnr rcanltar.f Imnorfa.. rlli.HMv -iuuiioi icnuitriui IIIJ.;wct,1)UIKC0UIOI, rrcparea dv r t uawict a co cn caao , Delia Drug Store, Hillslioro, Oregon . Shute I Footc, him TratiNaet a Genuriil llanliliiK IhiHlnosH a Y' miiJ'vv A- l" v 1 . Miiniuroi ..CaHhlor Soil Hitrht Rxe.hanBa and Tolegninh IriiimferH and Issues Lnttora ofCreil iivalhihio (hroiiKlimil llm United Htntns. i-'1.''1'!','1' i'arla. Merlin, Vi-anl I'lll'V l llis Ot P xelinnirn no I....., .,' oi.-thn- i inn. stock holm and all orb I flVllll-lllll- i ipai ciuuh hi r;uropo. if Kuropo. j Collodions im.do on nil aeeesaiblo point Itnnklng hours from 0 a in lo 3 p in HillHboro, Oregon Another Popular Suit (hit 5jwt"t Kfltdtrliht Cm - ma t lh tumuli kuh. Nathan A I I.. h.r Co.. ml kIJ hra .viM.Ilr y ui 1 (mbliiltufi l bal malatlaU, twl " ml bl luVM mmkm IhU tin III bl. Vm o by Ihlt mark - U (tMisatMvt. II. WKHKl 'Mi audS(S, The Hillsboro Pliarmacy,::"!:: Tho Leading; Drug- Hon so . Where l'rii!, Medleltim, I'mIiiIh. l:l,.Siniiti, llnialiin and all l'i iiui;M' hiiMliK may in' riM'iirel hi irn Unit .nnplv tllntntie e.ii'tUloi, I ' Fact is, that tnanv inojiie do not ktmw where our iianierame from 'it's a good luitiie and e had good reasons for adopt, iug it. Let us explain: is lilt! -Itll letter of Greek Alphabet an I sli ip.-, like Tliaiigle, ihree sided. Now, tin we tti-in iliii in nliy the ll.ird "jI'lllJ Slufi. elablisi"d in llillsbnio, lb , t h re ei f oei ri litttr is MUnilieaot l'l'-ilse reiiieitib -r t' i t'tnt it.ir liHIne i. ni.il nhviivs ill lie, too. the scresiu of h'g'te-t .pialily nil a low est price. We will B. alanv, pleased 'o ikk vh tall til our V-iorc! von the; rm'Sr druggist's link IN WASHlNGTOrl COUNTY. Speed! Size! Breeding! LOVELACE! Three Year ubl lieranl, 2:'Jn; WILL MAKKTIIKSfc'AMlN OK IIMlli AT Til K KA I Uti lit V N tS. HILLSlloiUi, Wasliltigtuit County, Oreiruti, upon Hie Fnllowlntf terms; Season, with riivihireof Ueturtt, f2.'i; I. OVKLAt'K is a dark buy, wild left hind foot, white, over six teen hands high, and will wi ih upwards of 1,'JDt) pounds. Sire, Knolist 1.2 J i, and sire ol l-iicvn a:S , ti e Coinpirror, : tlH. suit oihers in i:jo. pull broilur to Sphinx, 1:30 I,, ire ot 57 .11 nd hlrvlntr j:jK i4, sire of 54 in the a: v. hirst dam Crrpoii.daui ol I.OVT.LACI'',, j:ao, Hurscv 1,. j:o,lrt) llrit tin J : H', C.oldlae j:i7, llrillanline r.m !j, Cliuiililly tnal ,, Klondike, trial, i:'M, IkHhess, trial 2:21, t'.rand ihim ol Chanty, l is. by I'tinrrps. .Second dam, Crape l,ise, dam ol Kitii; KetK-.'jr , 1:17. ami UaWine, ;i7. by Cell Wilkes. hint dam, the diitn of Tarltoii, a:ji, trial 2t LOVKLACK a, a t o enr ohl itoind in two races, obtaininu two year old record ol j:jo A, u three year old he was c.uiip.uniu-d in vrral states, trotted II. aj races, obtained fust, second or thiol money in 17 races, took a record of J;n in a third heat 1 l December. Worked publicly il lull mile nt' Cleveland in j:aj 1 His bree In k 11 unsiirpa.'d. His d mi, hi Kt.ind 1I .111, the thou and Brand dam of his sire, and the ilatn of his e,r..ud sire, ..re all in the treat brood limre list. S. rite, the d 11.1 of his sire, had five co'ts by lCbclioncrr, mid nil are in the list. 1 luce ol them having at ililh re.it periods headed the list of wiuuincs sires it their line. Wnterwiicli, erand dan. of his sire, has six in the irtn ll.t .,..1 1.,., ..v., ,.,. 1 duceiida.tti, in the a:,vi list, ! Mares Iroiu a distance will receive , A iiuuiber ol standard bred mares and eh.ap, l or further particulars Impure of HilUboro, Oregon, Jaa. H. Scwcll, Owner Hired by Pollock 1 4, The Per heron Stallion ... 1'rim-e A lino is a (homli, 7 hands, k.hh1 action. f1(Mt walker." J la illllll .!, .... , BciMirui jmnit.N0 horwi T: i lio. I v I . II I ' . I. . 1 1,.'....,. i , ' J ,' , , J' lleiijuy iiu.iii, ' ' '. - u J. ,?.;; :mr '"" we.tii..H.lays, il p m 'iday.sum loll,",,,, u.v.n on im, I'oihs, ( iiivn, I rl lav .IoIiiiho.i.h phteu .,. r IMIJ..V. Car, o , ,ti;h.hh-..ticn ikm.auh imu inhuhancb n lll,.MIiil((i,()liI-:(.iiS. Three Year Old Trial. 2: li 3 . li'.Hiiranre, fiU. enod care and pasturage at f 1. 50 per month. teldines. lit lor the m..,l nr s,...'in f. ...1. ' TONCUB, Manager, Prince Almo 3 J. A. Johnson, Manaeer I X ' " ' . . !''" r.':!1" ,llH!",,H wnml ,V 5.. " '.?. very ho-t blood for 'S, Uales Creek ,4 It in and lllaht..!, " '"imiuii. i iii aiiitirl f l.n Wm riling, (IHICH i'ri'lik. 4 t. Ill n.s.l ..l..l.a f 'i... , 1. 1 .. ' ilium., .Mtllll :,nd niu , i , "' '.lml nlKh- J,,h nit it Sehul 1m; ThurHihiy nights at J II "'I ' Niipiiliiwl mi's ill ishtm . Hat.ir. b'i iniiiti and Hiilur,!., .7 "l ' IM""(m)' ,ur" inn ?y., K .!lH "'1unilay nt J A iii.n.ny lllrniH and t :, hut not responsihl " i"Minsiiiie ror aiinl.lenis "i Y ft ! X