HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 29, 1809.
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THE ARGUS
''K'lteml at th Poat-orncc at Hillsboro,
Oregon. as second class mail matter.
LUCIUS A. LOXtf, KPITOR.
County Official Papery
tSSUED KVERY THURSDAY
BY
Tie Argus MEshing fonpaij.
ubcripHon: One Dollar per Annum.
fiix Mouths, CO cts; 1 litee untlw, V eta.
Opposed to Gold Mono metallism. Be
'ficvci in the Bimetallic Standard.
Dear Money means Debased Property,
and Profitless American Product. 0 r
T Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain.
Has no use for Marcus A. Hanna
FEAR THK RF.8VI-T8.
VTlie moneycrata are growing alarm
ed at the wholesale support of
trusts given by the administration.
This is not because they are not in
favor of trust support, but for the
reason they are in fear of pcpul.:r
sentiment and a reversal of the elec
toral vote which in 1S96 went to
A -McKinley. Their alarm ;s perfect-
ly justifiable and not without cause,
: for they know the regenerated dem
. ocracy will not tolerate trust dicta
tion, and they further know that
the democracy, as now aligned, is
not of the Clevelarid-Olney brand.
Any one who has studied this re-
publican form of government and
realizes its general intelligence, tan
' well remember what Lincoln onre
said about not being able "to fool
' all of the people all of the time."
Hinied phrases and denunciation
of trusts by the trusts' benefactors
will not readily catch voters, and
there were enough close states in
1896 that a scattered change in
1900 of -less than fifty thousand
- votes would change the electoral
vvotetoadaan and platform, who,
in 1896, won the respect and bal
lots of over half our voting Caucas
' tana.
'8AD CASE OP VE8ANIA.
Thai wr able a great journar as the
Oregonian should be afflicted with
monetary vesar.ia is a peculiarly
nnbecoming advertisement for the
great Northwest. Probably pathol
ogy has no more sad case than that
witnessed in real ability descending
to the vulgar and hoydenish m the
discussion of great public questions.
Any theory, or advocacy of prac
tice, of that which weuld tend to
keep-product from debnsemei.t as
' measured in legal tender, at once
Vhd ever provoke from this able
nd powerful journal a tirade really
enwortby of its columns. It will
hare debased product, or no pro
'dact. Again, were the Oregonian
' contented in attacking the theory,
tts vesama would not be so appar
ent, and its inflnence might be
more to be feared. As it is, it con-
, stantly seeks to besmear its econ
' ernic opponents with the slime of
' ridicule and epithet. And yet, per
' haps this is the best a.gumenl the
i gold cause can advance. There is
- eo little sense in the proposed base
( product idea, that our contempor
aries must use something even if
' it be stench.
' KARLY DEFENDER DEAD.
i In Col. T. R. Cornelius was the
i typical pioneer. He had an inter-
eat in the upbuilding of Oregon and
he never shirked his duty as his
' t lights te3t up guided him. While
, he was provincial in some things
and over radical in others, when it
came io a question of public safety,
J nd it meant physical sacrifice to
v guard it, he was ever ready to not
only do his part, but he more than
'didit. Col. Cornelius entered into
' the Indian troubles with all the
. strength of a vigirous and hearty
i manhood and he certainly earned
laurels of gratitude from those who
read and understood Oregon's full-
wst history. His early sacrifices
have never been recognized by thft
t government; nor have they, been
recognized by Oregon us they
should. Col. Cornelius, aside from
purely partisan lines, should have
held Oregon's gubernatorial chair
8 graceful tribute to his honors
t In the field when strong men were
lies led. Another early defender is
. gone. He rests well, and where he
;V would rest, above all other places.
'h LET MOEiLY VOTE.
ry man who thinks twice on
liithjecl, and with a view of
-'fng from nn timrejudiced
V 'nt, wijf decide to cast u
vota for woman suffrage. Equal
suffrage is ' pre-eminently right.
This old idea' that 'woman's crea
tion was a secondary proposition
and that she was created an infer
ior being, should become obsoU-le,
and reUy should have diet! out
with the first advance in civilua
tion. "Woman is our greatest civil
ising influence, and to reason that
a little fresh air is 'deleterious to
woman's health ia annul equal to
reasoning that her vote in civic
affairs vould le n' disgrace to wom
anhood at large. -Supposing thai
politicians are unscrupulous. 1-t the
woman know it; let Iter correct it
by instil'ing into her children the
same instincts and conceptions of
public affairs as does she instill ns
relative to affairs of moral t ature.
Give your civilixer an equal suffrage
right with the burly black buck
and the bar room bum; she will
make a purer use of her franchise.
IS THIS I'NPKEIWI DICKD?
Milwaukee, June 37 Brigadier-Gen
eral Charles King, who returned from the
rmlipines, a short tune ago, in a letter
to the Milwaukee Journal, published to
day, states that the capability of the Fil
ipinos for self-government cannot be
doubted, and it given a fair start, they
could look out for. themselves infinitely
better than our people imagine.
He says they rank far higher than the
Cubans or the uneducated negroes, to
whom the United States has given the
right of suffrage. Dispatch in Tuesday's
Uregontan.
The foregoing comes from a man
who has been on Manila soil. It is
opinion based on closest observa
tion. - It implies a great deal and
reiterates what The Abgvs has of
ten reiterated that the Philipine
islanders on Luzon were capable of
governing themselves, and that Mc
Kinley's original idea of allowing
them to have their own government
was just, humane and statesman
like. Had Mr. McKinley staid
with his Methodist sense of justice,
we would now have been sending
cargo after cargo of our products to
Luzon instead of taxing our people
to ship ammunition to subjugate
what we deem as "rebels." The fire
and the sword are the implements
however, which-best Eerve army
contractors and politicians, for it
means profit to the layman wing in
administrative counaence, ami pap
to the red tape army oflicials iu
line of promotion. So, by Mr. Mc
Kinley's change of front, Brother
'Ab" is strictly in business, while
all the little '2x4 papers in the
country who have a postodice crav
ing to satisfy, applaud and yell
''traitor" to all who would liave
given the Filipinos their liberty.
- Very- likely the statement of
King is unpredjudiced, coming as it
does from an army man. If it be a
case of sour stomach, it nevertheless
corroborates what the best Bri.ish
authority has said of the Filipino
people.
The Oregon volunteers will soon
be again on American soil. But a few
weeks more and we will grasp with
a cordial welcome the hands of our
Hillsboro boys who went to the Or
ient and helped to make world's
history. The Argus is glad the ad
ministration has sent them home.
This country does not want, and
should not expecl volunteers for
either police duty or conquest in a
war of aggression. The regular army
man the man who fights for a
mere stipend is he who should
carry on the Manila campaign as it
now i6 being directed. Those, who
desire to fight for money care but
little for any flag, go long as the
paymaster comes on his regular
trip. Volunteers are not made in
this mold. They fight for honor
and the preservation of the nation
and the maintenance of its integri
ty, not for conquest and oflicial pos
itions for lickspittles and tuft hunt
ers. 80, then, The A rocs repeats,
it is glad our boys are coming
home.
Roosevelt is playing hard for
the republican nomination for Ihe
1900 campaign. Col. Roosevelt
has always been a very player to
the public galleries fur political
plunder and he will be a strong
candidate because of his Culian war
record. He would most likely prove
a much stronger candidate than
Mr. .McKinley. in many respects
Luckily for Mr. McKinley, became
to Mr. Piatt's aid in the New York
mayorality fight nf '97, throwing
the influence nf the administration
in favor -f the Ikihs' candidate, and
the combined effort of M:KinluyV
friends and Mr. Piatt's friends will
doubtless shelve the presidential
aspirations of the ambitious younir
Rough Rider, with easp.
Pkrhaps for years -ho death in Hills
boro has caused jo profound nnd univers-
Closing Out
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.. R. E. Bryan & Son ..
Retiring from Business! Our Entire Stock of General Merch
andise Regardless of Cost. Commencing, Monday, June 12 th
We will place our stock of General Merchandise, consisting of Pry Goods, G rocerie, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Furrishiug Goods, etc., on the market at Closing Out Prices,
as we are Retiring from Business. We desire, to realise cash on our Goods at the earliest pos
sible dale. Come early and secure a share of these Immense Bargains before the stock is
broken. Fixtures for Sale.
l a sorrow as that of Mrs. Nellie Wehr
rnng. Young, heautittd, and gifted with
that sympathy so rare in its charity, Mrs.
Wehrung was beloved bv all who came
within touch of her presence. With a j
beautiful home and atl that which goes
to make life a great happiness, her de
mise was one of those iuconsolable
events of life which passetb. understand
ing. Col. Henry Wattetson still wants the
democratic party to look to him for coun
sel and guidance. Why doesn't Col.
Henry put up his gilded "gold" ticket
and tell about its beauties of economics ?
Why does he still rant about a man who
has more brain, a better temper, belter
statesmanship, and a following over fifty
e' s "
iimcs irgc as iuc gauani nouroonr
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According to a late number of the Law
Review, a corporation has beto formed !
v i. u , , , ,
in New ork wuh a capital stock of
fioo.ooo, to advertise the merits of Dela-1
ware as a trust iucubator. Delaware, it
seems, has entered the field with corpor-
ation statutes that are a big improvement I
ovr thnu nf Ww Tprv nn.l tf,i Viv
York corporation proposes to let the fact 1
be known, ft will be remembered that I
Delaware and New Jersey are now con
sidered safely in the republican column.
Dead Letters.
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the Hillsboro post otbee un
claimed:
W. H. Willis,
Mr. F. H. Biirson,
Lura Elwell,
,Mr. L. Meier,
Mr. Ed Ixjuis.
All later not callvtl for bv lulv S
iSrui illl.-..i ,l-.i -1 J.,..
uv. vrnc vein mil ic l.iiKlni Ull CAV i
letter called for.
II Sritll MKH1CU I'M
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Real Fstild Tranifor.
L Hutchison and hus to "as M.iv, 10 n in
sec 11 a 11 r 3 w, '. . . . f4.
Alexander Contute ami wife to l'li-aunt
C Nolaml, lol 5S Corneiius env, (425.
H Thurner 10 B Thnrner, go a res in sec
34 t 1 s r 3 w, Quit claim deed.
R M Dooley trustee, to C F Clopp.loU 1,
3. 4 5. ' '3. M. 15, 6, in blk 13 S
l'ark ad Fores. Grove $1000,
J N Hutchison to S Hutchison 40 a in
sec 2 t 7 n Jt.
S A Hutchison and wife to S Monahon 4
a in sec 1 t I D r 3 w, $150. j
J Carlson and wf to Enoch S Crawford;
25 a in John E Campbell d I c,. . JI500 j
George fuhr to B F 1'urdy part ot W G j
Scoggiti d 1 c, and parts of sees 17. 19, j
20 in '.1114 w, $6000. j
F Opitz iind wf to Chas C Opiu 20 acres '
in Brujrger tract Ji.i
Louise Muller and bus to Henry Thur-i
man Sr. 160 in sec 10 1 1 s r 5 w, $1. j
Caroline Kcberstein ami hus to E H Jet- 1
er 50x100 tract in (iaston $:oo.j
Fred Harris et al to Wm Mahler 20 acres
in ec 15 t 1 s r 3 w,. . $1200.
Gun-nhot wounda and pmvder
burns, cutg, liruiuep.Kprnini', iv iuihIh
from rusty nails, iiineel ctins and
ivy poieoriiiit quitklv healed by
DeWitt'8 Witch Hazet'Salve. P.w
itively prevents blood iiioiiini.
Bewarei.f counterfeiu. "DeWittV"
is fiife and Bound. Delta Dru?
Slore.
Mr. J. 0. Wpittherred. of Ta
coma, Wiich , accompanied by Mi
Mim Bepsie Wade, arrived in thip
c'ty the tirwt of the week Mis
Wade returned to Por.land Wed
nesday evening. Mra Weatherred
will remain aeveral dayp, the guet
of Mr. and Mrn. T. S. ' Weatherred.
Hon. W. D. Hare returned this
evening frmn Indianapolip. Ind ,
where h' attended A. 0. U. W.
Supreme l.de. Mr, Hare hap
again . en elected Supreme Trustee
fur atnitlier year, and uill attend
at Si.nix FuIIp, I),ik , next peaaon.
DeWitt'a Little Early liine p len
elit permunently. They lend gentle
flpsiftance to nature, caiifing no
paing or weaknefH, jiermanently
curing corir-tipntion and liver ail
inentu Tbs Delta Dru Store.
.Mr. Kliner IS. Smith and Mabel
Ai. Phillip, were wedded, June 25,
at the rehidence of the officiating
iiiinisier, Rev. W. IS. Smith.
M .riiatfi' licennep have been
grm, led 10 Phillip K Bauer, 2G.
.!liir.ig III, and Mi-ip Blanche!
tiirri-iiin
2, Forent drove; anil
Liwience I
It avertnn
leek and Katio S.ilt. nf
F. P. Morgan & do.,
If yox want to sell your property, list it
otlicrs on commission.
We want a few more g-ond Improved farms to handle; we have Bayer.
t
We have some choice Residence property in Hillsboro and Portland to trade for
raruis and pay the difference in money. We write deeds, mortgages, furuish ab
stracts and investigate titles.
We also foreclose mortgages and do a general land business. '' ft'
Satisfaction guaranteed. Call on orwrit c F. Y. Morgan &t'o Hlllsbot'O, Ore.
The Grand Cabin of the Native
Daughters of Oregon has been or
ganised at Portland. Mrs. Edyth
Weatherred. of iWllaml, has' leen
elected Grand Secret ary, and Miss
Mary Tongue,
Ilillsboro, Grand
Inside Sentinel.
Mrs. Dennis Dulle was removed
to the St. Vincent Hospital, Port
land, this evening.
Lieut. E. J., and U. K. Bryan,
were in Portland this week.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids rill 1 rtx eived nt the Coun
ty Court room m Hillsboro, July A, IS),
i "T ? t,w " ,,,r 'm00 r." . '!
jf a brldtfu and till near Helling Vr's land
on the rot-at Urove ami Utwnville rtta,
ant a bridge near Henry Jones' land, I
about It mil from liVaverton. I'tmisaiui 1
l"j't'" y neon at the t ounty
lerk'x otrlre. Hillxlmru, Orntoii. y or-:
,jerol the County .urt.
J atci Jim st, it!
l A. KOOD. Judge,
Eaecatrtx' Sale.
15 cull,y tiirt of Miilti...mli Couu
v, On-tton, in the matter of tlie nstatn of
Mnm Ann i.uther. cttM-vawil, 1 will, nn
July 11. IS', at 10 oVIork a in, at the
rourt houwr dMir in II 1IhIkio, WawhiiiK
tnii County, (lrt(fv)n, koII at pnbliu aup
tin, the tnuli vhltxl l-t of the n ol tli
n w and the ' of the n w ofano X!,
I I h r - w of the Vtl. M or.
MAItY It. KASin,
Kxei-ulrix nf tlio esiule of Siinih n
I.ihIut, dflll.
II. U. Nii'liutaa, AtUiruoy "15 Oregon
Inn I'liig , I'urtluml.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice i hereby ai vctt tbut tin tiiiilerKiftii-
nas iwn ajiia,iiu(i i auuiIiiik mior m t ho
liiiintyioiirtnrine Mate ot unnon or
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!olIleMir V. I), lime. Illllnlmro. Ilitvou,
j ivillmi II inn fnilu tlit ihiloul lliin notice.
: Knltil thi "Hi ilny of lime. I'l fl.
)l A IU i A It KT r't ' It KMT K It
Admiimtratur of the estate of 1'iilril k
IfTVl, ,ll-,l-..-,-,l
Administrator's Notice.
Niitii la hereby ulveii that I llie iiiidemijt'
nod hiw lieon iii"dntH, niliniultiitorof
tin OHtnte of Jidin V. .M ichntiHi. ilei-onwil,
I iv tlm I -tiliiil v nmrl t1i In. --tut nr i iriiniti
for WashiiiKton etiunte, and have duly
qimliueit hmsucii lUlmititMtnitor. All 'er
unn tint ini; t-lainiH nKaiun said entitle,
aro lierehy nnlilied Uir-m-nt llio anme to
me with proper vnucdertt, tit llio law of
Heeof V. X. Itiirrett. in IlillalKiro, Ore
gon, within six month from tno date
hereof.
Dutoil nt Hillsboro, Or., this 25th day of
May. 1HMI.
O. N. HAI.K,
AdtniiiiatmtiirnrtliectUateof John W.
I ichulee, (ieceajted.
Cr.2d4Wasl.
Northrop, Proprietor.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated.
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. . . .
0 R& N
1 ime Schedule
. . From Portland
Kaat mail leaven at 8 p 111 for Halt l.akc,
Jienver, Kt. Worth. Oniaha, Kanxiw City,
hi. l,oui,- t'hii'ajfi) and Kasl, arrival
Ik-Kip 111
Rpokano Flyer leaves 2:10 p m for Walla
Walla, M imieiipoliH, St. Paul, Uuluth,
Milwaukee, Chieairo and Kant, arrives
iBiaouin
I Ocean Steamihlos lenve at or
Han Francisco , Milling every
Columbia River leave 8pm except
Sunday, Katurday 10 p in for Astoria and
way landings, arrive p ni except Sunday
Willamette, river leave 6am exeopl
Sunday for Oregon City, Newberff, Halem
and way landing, arrive 4:30 p in except
Sunday.
Willamette and Yamhill river leave 7
a to Tuesday, Tliutuduv and Haturday for
Oregon City, Dayton anil way liuidiiifN,
arrive 3:30 p m Monday. Wedneaday and
Friday
Willamette ilvor leave 6 a ni Tuesday,
Thurwlay and Saturday for Corvallla and
way landings, arrive fe'iOn in Tuesday,
riiumday and Saturday
. Snake river leave Itinaria dallv
for lwision; returning loave bewiston
j daily exeept Sunday,
AddrepH W.
II. IIULBURT,
Gen. Pass. Agent
Real Estate Agents.
with us.
We buy, sell and exchange for
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Sale!
R. E. BRYAN & SON.
2
SUMMONS.
in the Circuit t'ouvt nf the StutofOmgoii
for WaMlitngmii Coinily.
Willmr r. CoKHWt'll. FUlnUll',)
Kmnia K. t'ogiwrll, I Vfon.lwnl.l
To Kmnia K. (Vpwel, dvfinduut altove
nwincl:
In the name of IIik Sluts orOrt'Kon you
are hfnby utiiitlm! to aKar and anii'm'r
the complaint hrmin HIihI ntrnint you. In
t lie above pn til Iwl milt and court, on nr
tieforv Ibti V7ili day of July and In
caae you uliall full m t NM'nr uud nn
wrr. tlio iilalntitf will ailv to I'm tomrt
for ttir tliil dtmuindiHl in lti miniilnlnl.
to wit: Kr n ilncrt of tlin rrturl dlwilv
lug the bond of mat rl tunny tMlwi'ii lh
pluiutlll'and ili'linidHtU, nn'lliw i-ound of
urH)rtitu of ilii plniiitilt )v tin vloltindaut.
'I hla aiiimuoiM i wrvrd iihiii yuii ly
pil ll i. cil ion fur l "tunVHlvo wnlm by
orili-r of llio Hon. Arthur l Kraacr,
Jiu'ifoof tint 4tli Jitdlriiil tlittrinl, liulv
ninili' tlun Sill day of June Ikmi and (
pubhulii'il for lliv Nt ilmiMiii 1 1 m lull itny
ot June I -''J.
ttKU.it till I.KMl'IK,
Allurnvysfor IMnlntill
Notice of Final Settlement,
Notice I hereby irlven Hint the muter
IiiiuhI. mtmiiiUinttiirnf tin' eMutenf John
Mi't'oiikiiv, downiMl, tins filed bin tluitl in-
Count uh aiii'li ailuitiiUtrulnr in llm l uunlv
court of Uk'Mhi? ni un-itoii fur Wuxhtiiu
ton i-ouiKy mid Unit tho mild inuuly court
has nu'ti ouitny tno imu itav ol Jul v
ln, at the court room of mild (unri
at ItlllMioru, county and umln iiforimiiid
at the hour of Iflo'clmk a. m. l' unid lny
an me time anil lunce lur lirarliiir onim't
Ion In mill lliml arcouiil. If auv llierv lw
1 1 1 1 I he lin.il wHtli'int'lil of unid t'filiili.
lhltod ut IIIINlH.rn iIiih June S, IMCl.
ltrMI'llltKY I'r AliMuN
AduiiiiMriilnr of the mliilo of Julin
MuCoiikey.iln-ouiHHi.
Delinquent Bicycle Tax.
Ntl. la hereby given Ihul t.ie hlryrl
, ,rt hnniwllawlv lliernaltor all heels mi
am Dvcoiur iriiuiiuiit Juiv s.
i 1....1. i.H i.; id - 1...- ..... 1 ...1.1
, M pro-ifiot' 1 hy law, win ! h-vi Hl mnii
In mitl-luctii'ti t!ier .f.
W, h. riiAM-'nttti. Sluiiil.
Duled lhi r'lli ilny nf Juno,
SUMMONS.
In UioCiiviiil Court of llieSlate ofOrenn
fur iwliiiitftiMieoiiiity
Kiinnu M irk. i'liiliitil!'.!
Itnlil. YV. Markt. Ihfriidniit.l
To Rnbert W. Mark, tlicanld di fendiiiit:
In the mime nf I i Still'' tl I ri M'n, you
I r" hereby iiotllul tlmt the I'lulntill licit-
liy liotllieil Unit the riuliillll lieie-
in linn IIIihI a roiiiiliiint nKniin-t you In
IlieaiHive entitieii caue mill you aro li're
by required to npx'iir nuct nnwer aaitl
eoinplnhit 011 or liefnrf llie Innt day of 1 lie
time lireserilieil by thn nnler of iulilra.
tion hereof, u.it: on nr before the I till
day t f July, l-W; you are further 1mtifie.1l
that if you lint to iiiH-ur nod answer tle
conipliiint or plead tln-relo the plniniill
will upply tiindid murt forthe rollef pray
ed fur in the cniiiplaiut, that in to any, lor
a dneree illaaolvlnx forever the ImiiuIh of
matrimony eslxtiuif Iwiweeu deieudikitt
and plniiiliir herein, and for sui li oilier
and further relief na In the court limy
eetn pmiM-r; thndiite uf llio llmt ptibbeii
ion of IIiih NiiiiuiioiiH, la 'I'lni rwilny the
IhI day of . I one, IMC), mid the In-t publlra
tlon hereof In 'I hurnduy the Cith day of
July, IKKI; Mild u tiimotisaliall lie puhllHh
ed 011 'I hiintdiiy of each week fur tho per
iod of Nix weeks between wild dales:
TIiIh aiiniiuoiiN la piiiilUhed by order of
Hon. T. A. Menrule, Junf ursuiu t ourt,
inadft nt CliHUilMir.
Haled tliini'.th day of 'nv. I KM.
THAY Kit. HT. It A VN K It A' NO! I N' A HE. L,
Aiw rneyj lor I'lulnillV.
Administrator's Notice,
Nu! ice Is hereby given that tthe uiuler
siKiied have been appointed iidiuinistraliir
of the entitle of John Mlelmlec, deeeaed.
by the county eourt of the rUute of Ore
gon for WiiNliiiiKtou euiiiity, and liav
duly qiuilllied hh such iitiuiluiHlrator. All
persona linving i-luiins iiK:iiiit ald ealale,
are hereby riiiieMteil to priwnt the same
to 1110 Willi tho proper voiiehern, nt the
law ollleo of W. N. (larrett, in Hillsboro,
Oregon, wllhlti six iitonihs from the dale
hereof.
Dated al Hilliiboro, Or., this 2Mh thy
of Mae, IHlrt).
O.N. II ALU,
Administrator of tho estate of John
Michalnc, deed.
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Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and alda
Nature In strengthening and recon
itructinn the exhauHted digestive or
gans. It Is thelatest discovered dlgest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In efficiency. It In
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
8lckIIeadache,Gastralgla, Cramps, ana
Jl other results of I mperfect digestion,
Prepared by f C DeWitt A Co., Cblcag
Delta Druif Store, Hillsboro, Oregon
Shute (S Foote, Backers
Transact 11 General Hanking HuhIiiphs
J. W. SHUTK ..Ma.iagei
A. (!. SHUTE Cashier
Sell Klght Kxehnngo and Toliigriiphli
rranafern ami Inhikw Letters of Credit
availahle throughout the United Mates,
Ura'V Hills of Kxehango on Ixuulol
Mverpool, Iuhlln, Parl, Berlin, FinnV
fort-oii-lhe- VBin.Htoekholm and all prli
elpal cities of Europe - " "
Collections made on all aecesalble point
Banking hours from 0 a m to 3 p in
HIllHboro, Oregon
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Popular
Suit
Iklt .p'l" Is Mr 5lagle
Uraatl MraliM Cut Aevk
mJ by Mm taatxia
Kuh, Nathan A Hatha Ca.,
and aoM bar aiclualvaly
by as a combination
bant anatarlala, br.l skill
ml baal ttlaaa maka
thla Una lha baa. Vm
( by thla mark -
U'lguaraalaaA,
V-i
11. WF.IIHl'M! ami SONS,
The Hillsboro Pharmacy,:;.""
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Tho Leading Drug
Wlii-ro Prni.". Medli'lura. I'nlnU. OlU.Spi.iium, llrualira and all IirttKglM'a Mlilitlilat
tiny bit prorimil nt prl, Hint iniilr iliHiuiirn'..in'rtlliiiii.
Fact in, that ninny M-np!e tin mil know where nr iinine cntun
from it's a good iinnin nml we hud gmwl feannns for adopt-
ing it. Let u explain:.,. .,.., . w
Bella,
IK the -Hit letter if the I i
Trittimle. three aiiled. Now, n we ere Jtnti icaliy thetliird
3 Store eaialiliiilied in llillidmro, tin tlre, otiriu-red lllr i
ciuiiiticaiit J'leitse reni'-inlwr t'a t.mloir natne , nml
nlrtiiya w ill 1h, Inn. th r.re sign of )iif(lieM iiinitily an low
eft price. We uill In- iilwnv pletsed n lmve vti cull at unr
JlOPC! FOW THE. FIN EST DRUGGIST'S LINK.
IN WASHINGTON GOUNTV.
Speed! Size! Breeding!
LOVELACE!
Three Year old lierord, 2:20;
Will MARK TIIKSKA.SON OK 1IIH1I AT THK KAllt(iKOt'MS, IIIM.SilOKO,
Waxliingiou Count), Oregon, Umiii the Following terms:
Season, with Privilege nf Return, f 25;
I.OVKI.ACK is a durk Imy, wilh left hind fnol, while, over six
teen lunula liijli, am will weigh upwards of 1,200 uuiids.
Site, IKut't H, and sire t Hjjoien a:o6 V, tlieCotipirrir, iUlK. snd 1
o'hers in j.jo. l'ull brother to Sphinx, a:io sire of 57 iu 1:30, and Klectnte
3.JH , sire uf H iu the :.yi.
l'irst ilani CrtKn,ilaui o( I.OYKLACK, J l", l'orsvy I.. a:o,llrts) Hrittonllio
V, Cohllac 1:37, Itrilliiiitine 3:10 ,S, Climililly t'inl :u S. KUiiulike, trial, J:M,
iJucliess, trial r.n, Graml clam ol Chanty, 9:15, by I'riucrps.
Second (1. 1 111, Crupe I,ie, dam of King Kene.Jr , 2:17, and lliilxarine, 1:17.
by Cro. Wilkes.
I bird 'lain, the dnm of Tarlton, 3:31, trial a:Jl
I.OYKLAI'K as a two jcur old trolled in two races, obtaining a two year old
record ol i .au As a three year old he was campaigned in several states, trotted
in 33 races, obtained first, second or third money in 17 races, took a record of :jc
in a third beat i t December, Wotked publicly a full mile nt Cleveland in :aj )i.
His brteiln g is unsurpassed. His d un, his grand dam, the dam and grand
lam of In 11 sire, and the diini of his grand sire, are all in the great brood mare list.
.Sprite, the dam of bis sire, bad five co'.ts by lilertioneer, and all are in the list.
1 hrec of them having at diliereut periods headed the list of winnings sires st their
ue. Waterwttdi, grand dam of his sire, has six in the 3:30 list, and has over 300
descendant" in the 3:30 list.
Alarrs Irnm a distance will receive good care and pasturage at ll.joprnnonth.
A number of standard bred mares and geldings, fit for the road or racing, for sale
cliuiji,
I 'or further particulars inquire of
B. B. TONGUR, Manager,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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Jas. H. Sewcll, Owner - - . J. A. Johnson, Manager
Hired by I'ollock. Hit dam, (iumnt. by Itulomagoi sucond dam, Enllimc, by Ohal
loiiKe; third diun, I'nss. by Hit fluirlosi fintrlh tlain? an linilgrant maro. y
... Tho Per heron Stallion ...
Ptini o Almo b a iliipplo grey with hlnck Hilnt, and hoiiiitlful white inaiioiind lull;
li lianilHj good action, IuhI. wnikor. Itix breeding combines tho very best blood for
dra t ami u.moia nuri.oi bmse II , gentle lUHpnallion. Will sbiud the anason ot
WKiHH ollinis: A lombiya. 10 till 1 p in, S lllnos. (iulim tVeek, 4 p 111 mid night, John
Jreliimi's, (iruenville. 'I untidily noon. W in iielieldnrs't II 11 m and nlirht Jo 1
Mie'-H'. Cedar Mllli Wednesday. H p in nml night. He.hollH; 1'httra.lay nights at J H
Howell's liirni. 1 rlday, H 11 in 10 I lledninnd A Happlngton's, Hillsboro. Bator-
1 uy, Hto4 p 111, 1'iiriiHt l lrovo, 1 riday and Hutitrday nlglita and Sundays at J A.
JuliriMuii.fi piano iieiirTJilley. Care lo prevent, but not responsible for aneidenlo
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Three Year 014 Trial, t:U 8-4.
lusuraitee, fii.
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