in $1, 1899.
i : : : aT'ai'kh ok thk I'aoeta : i t
4
1'AfBR Foa TH k 1'KOPLK
t- of pmtiiic ou of ajuwre I, tmt let
e liulilrii 111 u 11 of tlie heart, iu
Inch ts not corruptible, even the
MMofamerk ami quiet spirit,
tt this manner in the old time the
lien also, who trusted in God
tlieiiiiiclve, being in snhjeetion
f n Inwlinnils (ver. 6) even a
Ji!il Ahmhaui. calliiii I'.int lord;
THE ARGUS
It is the old case of coveto
transposed from individuality)
nation. The transvaal hask
rich mining properties which f
Cape companies wish to of
S-itere.l st'the Pot-oftiee at Hillsboro,
; Oregon, as second clan niil matter..
diuinltti'M ye are an lonu in ye do
I are not ulr.iid with nny iinine-
fid think thi would tic ciuik1
, Jlio dues not 1'elieve it cent not
I Very Ristiieclfiilly,
LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR.
ana to con 1 1 ol under lcgisiai,,
me? can dictate. This U thf
mus of the whole proceedings?
might will make right t
County Official Paper.
lISsUKD EVERY THURSDAY
,mm I
4; ; ' I
r
4 3
Ilk
. BY
Tli Jips Pubfishhtg Coapasj.
i ftnbssir1 .ittan- On rv.ll,,..
; 8I Months, 60 eta; Ihiea Months, 35 cts!
f vpposea ,10 i.oiu Mono metallism. Be
) fievcs io the Bimetallic Standard
, Dear Money means Debased Property,
,' tad Profitless American Product. Onr
Consequent loss is our Creditors'. Gain.
Has no ose for Marcus A. Hanna
STARTLING DISCOVERY.
Our mammoth frien J, the Oregon -ian,
has suddenly discovered that
W. J. Bryan has said a few things
with which il can agree. This, in
deed, i k hopeiul ain. and an evi
dence that metropolitan journalism
can. at least once in a decade, agree
willi some one who elands in op
position to commercialism as it
now operates in politics. The facts
In, the trust led party, under Me
Kinley, will find in 1900, many
who will rote against its policies,
and this is so painfully patent with
the Oregoniau that it must occas
ionally look conditions in the face.
THE OLD CHESTNUT.
The old threadbare trick of the
Hanna press quoting its allies in
journalism as against Bryanites is
again being practiced by such pa
pers at the New York Tribune and
the Oregouian.- They quote the
Chicago Chronicle and the Courier
Journel as "democratic," and think
by such Fobteffuge to influence the
real democracy of the Country.
The Chionicle and Courier Journal
ardently supported McKinley and
doubtless received big pay -for so
doing. The intelligence of the dem
ocratic adherents knows this and as
the Hannaites expect to vote the
easily influenced, it would get those
who would believe such nonsense,
anyway.
. , WHO FAVOR THE TRUSTS.
li I fusts, generally, handle man-
ufafetsjted articles and. while it is
erroT "JW to assume that the tariff
is thejuotlier of all trutts5' you do
! not go far wrong when y o o hold
-that nearly all trusts are aideil by
'tariff diecnmination. there are
Wu.'U, and .tnists. The money
trust ia the frealest of them all
'and there Is mrthing peculiar in the
fact, ttiut aU thi rusts are united
Under one roliticl banner. The
"money trtifct 'contrnlfb wa'lerK of
the party which was iice repubh
can, and all other Iruwi derive be
nefit from this party's legislation
that it to gay, the pafcy leaders
stand a pathetic, because they get
fid front all corporate bodies. The
Cleveland democracy and the Han
na republicanism are each in ym
pathy with the trusts. Each con
eeinned, yet endures. 11 remains
" " - wile to vote the trusts out
of existence. ,
WHO 18 THE JEW LIVES NOW.
A correspondent in yesterdajr'-Ore-gnnian
writes a lngtly letter, set
ting forth the few. Hi gos on to
explode many poplar fall aci. s, and
hits the n lil on the head in much
that he Bays. He holds for the Jew,
a great respect, and one that is con
curred in by the "ra' ble." He
might have gone further than he
did, and told us, that although the
Jew has no country he can call his
own; no flag he can call his own;
yet, he controls all countries and
all flags. He puts England to war,
right or wrong, when he wishes;
ditto the continental powers of Eu
rope; ditto, America. Here is
where commercialism yields the
palm. The Jew is at the head of
all great credit enterprises and he
controls the commerce of the world.
To secure the greatest success -in
these lines, he must control legis
lation ; and he does it. H a t s off
to hla sagacity! We enlist our sons
td fight his national battles; his ex
, pansinn moods and we submit to
hla l achednle of taxation. He is
the scholar of all economics is
never a debased money man, but is
always a debated product son-of a
gun and yet, never a producer in
any aenaeof the word.
It looks as though a conflict be
jan Great Britain and the Trans-
r is unavoidable and inevitable,
WHERE, OH, WHKIU4
Tl IT.. . I . ...
in iiHtcnei.wiucn did n o t
unw .Monday m.irnin. m-V
feeble attempt to li, out A :
charge laid a 1 1 lx d o r of Tfcoati .
eon's editor. He thus) v sqkti
about his "crack ter.': ,TT
Net only ill militant
that whon .......-.. : - 1 PI
- uic u gei.mg ?
tective a diversion uiusl h m.iJi. ,ia
rect It elsewhere. ItisnliJ i,. w
paper trick to inirwurh ti,.. i, l
actor if his anrammi .r. ...! i
o that beine out nnnn th. :
must li-;t ..... ...1 i . .1
tee most popular forma ofrin.-i.
J5--!5; IUBSeshothentter4 1
Uon of its cause. 1
How this habit nf lvi r.tZI:
Craig. TIW idea of Craig ai-sty'"' I
that he has a "character" is ce? I
o r i ii r of notice! W h C
up, perhaps, when he burned, h i a
famous A. P. A. circulars or"""""
at his attempts to get somethS f
practical blackmail. A prettj V
lard a fine puke is this pretf
moralist f
... .
OUR KMPEKOK.
.1
ft t
Mark Hanna, the oracle, h
pened his mouth, and he d
trusts in no uncertain tones, f
h is maile a mistake here, one',, j
mon to those who think they rrt N
the lap of security. Hewiir""
some explaining to do later o 1
it may give him trouble, Awt J
will give his party if whi(Jv.,ha
is the great Alexander a gi '
deal of trouble. To M. if
who has stock in trusts, truM
1
4
J
.1
:
good things, no doubt, but th
er and' consumer are not I
enough to take this oracle's
for everything, when practicaf
unprejudiced evidence itcfor
in the light of price and?
Mark is getting too sure of
and he and hU little cirpor.il
Canton may get a fall next
er
If you read the disDatcha il
t.1
be seen that he says Englan I
fine goverment of course shl
undone good enough fr
bodv. This is the kind of m w
hae for Emperor of America.
I
Yesterday the Oregonia 1 a
lishonestly quotes the C h i e
Chronicle as "Democratic." t
.
Chicago Chronicle H not JfiiiJ
tic. It supported McKinler i j
96 and is mill against
inst'the 4
;Kiniey j
be a Mcl(
nria . J as a McKini
in 1896 and will
journal :n 1900, unless it susf
publication or changes ownt-l
It is a great paper's privilege j
why, certainly!
-
Hi
THE CURE FOB THE
5 "f I "
i'.
The nutter of legislative briW
becoming so common that it
appear the body politic sliouh) .
immediate steps to abolish s
nicious a castoro." Sgjousi a.
h-ielative sy 6 tetn'remains -
just 8olrtlTgt"b"hoPeW
accomDliJ'f,,B"re,'u,(8i"-l!,i
I e-
"--f-gaid. But once is p i a c e d m rjie
hand. '' t'16 people the p o w
rvcnll a legislator who h a s
his trust, and bribery will h
ceived a death blow. Vhei
vote for a measure where to c
requires the purchase of o nj
more votes, it generally follovf,
it is not a good one, and ium
repeal and recall of the pubi
Hcers should rest with the cy
ences of the mass of voters.
is where direct legislation wf
enact more benefit in state
f
than any other possible "Joca
form. But you can rest ai(
that thi politicians of influence
iiffltience will fight such tueaHirVt
firever. Direct lmmakirg wntil
place Oregon out of t lie reach of t It
political toredoes, and give us a
people's government.
Mister Craig should commend'. Crimin
al proceedings against The Times and
Argus editors. If, instead, he should be
gin damage suits, lie wouldn't tft-t -verdicts
large enough to carry with them the
costs. As an. unsuccessful grafter, Mister
Craig is a howling success.
Editor Craig deities (by confession ar.d
avoidance) that he ever used the ''words"
attributed to him in a conversation alleg
ed to have occurred between Mr, Austin
a n d t h a t worthy, Austin Craig. But
Mister Craig does not deny that he struck
Austin for "graft money."
Men trust women to rear their child
ren; they trust them to the care of the
morals; they trust women to prepare boys
to become voters r Then why not trust
the ballot in the bands of women? In
""MnaTfeWfJ
Mr. Bryan kindly a'lo ved Mr. Burke
Cocliran to follow him in a speech at
Chicago. The New York Han 11 site
would not precede Bryan for fear his ar
gument would be riddled. Cochran found
time to agree with Bryan, and than sat
down. It is pleasant to see a positive
man once in awhile. Mr. Cochran is too
passive, altogether.
Should Women Vole.
4" ; Cornelius, Ore., Sept It.
fo The Editor:
I presume you are a Christian, and be
live In the Holy Writ. Do you believe
that everv word in it is true and that it is
dictffted 'by the Holy Spirit, to be set
down by men? If so, how does the sr
tide in your issue of August 24, under
the heading, "Sooner Trusted Than
man" compare with the following; St.
Paul says. First Corinthians, Chapter 11,
R onA o- "Knr the mnn is not of the wo
man, hut the woman ot the man. JNcitner
was the man Created for the wofiian, but
the woman forth man.
On. 1: iR and i: and Chanter li. xx
and 35; for God is not the author of con
1 1
to them to speak but they are command
ed to be under obedience, iis also ssith
the law, and if they will learn anything,
let tliem ask their husbands at home,
for it is a shame for wotnaa ,to speak in
the church. And first, Timothy, Clwp
Ur 2 12-iy, Hut I suffer not woman io
teach, nor to usurp authority over the
tiianj but to be in Bileuce, for Adam was
first for :icd, then Kve, and Adam was
not deceived, but the woman being de
ceived wa 1 in the transgression, notwith
standing she shall be saved in childhear
ing, if they continue in faith and char
ity and holiness with sobriety. Again, 1st
Peter, Chapter 3, land 3: Likewise, ye
wives, be in subjection to your own
husbands, that, if any obey not the word,
they also may without the word be won
bv the conversation of the wives. While
they behold your chaste conversation
coupled with fear- now all this may, be
said of the church, but it is the same in
all administration of public affairs in this
world. And bow does the most of the
women our days conduct themselves to
ward the Holv rit? Namely, as to first
Timothv: Chanter, 2 IS! Notwithstand
ing she shall be saved in childbearing if
; uiey continue in lauu aim cniiruy huh
I holiness with sobriety. Also fii'st Peter,
I Chapter 3 from verses j, on: Whose ad-
! ornine let it not be that outward adorn-
- ' ing of plaiting the hair and of wearingof
ttt;
i Amu s editor has no oppin
ion ft to whether or not he in
WiHIim. There is much in the
llrt W ni, which he believes, grant-
4w" the iu.iired word, lias been
njriw-ily iiitm pri led by the writers.
i. act that the churches, in the
at"' "fhy, allow women to "speak
inAttrch" goes t ) show that the
twOl'mii of the inspired writings
k-i cimigt'd greatly within the last
UnVy. Thk Amu s editor look
Ji"tinii as a helpmeet not as
irvajt. or personalty. Thk Aunt's
SiWr , believes tho man u ho has a
nd is rairing a f.m.ily, should
th sides of the family repre-
in our civic as well our
old administration. We lx-
yo.imn man s companion up-
'itUrtl iiround. Wel licve li'r
Vmeet in the bmadesl sense
, , . ieve her mo'iil y siiH'iior to
nt-'" eiiause she U bv n iHire so
If we can (and we do) ttust
her tivrearour voters, why not trust
lri;dii h'r part in leonomitv
Ji Gj-idM say that it wa not jprnd
jf-npaii to h alone, we tlunk b
I lwh'-r.cf
I . In "it')-
f he whs speaking
eijtntltv as well nl
4rlils I S nt other pbires.
tit"'! ift m 1
' , it
'. ised 1 .ow of Cuionel Je Meek
flii'l K'-'v. situii' 111 llic liotne
1 she was insulted lv the unUiiut
when she was a liloamttik' vouiiti
iioiidfu, erooi.int to herself in the
I of her tritte eoiui. t ilts s link
I ."( the bc. ulifiil w iUli mess ol the
l territory ot half s century K"
Mf . jgsuileol'ure;mi Out hns itrown
f t ad out uf it This tittle lmliiiii
of four-score, Knll cheer
i ilioiiored mother m she s In Ih
n t I, presents a picture whUh quaint
J (ot pathetically, tllustrtes l 11
a of the time far wy when rec
8 i by human meiinwy, hut as res-
t wh n sddett to the records of the
life in which the ' yet yontiu
4 as youngeryet t)renniti.
li ' differed with piles eh v. 11 year
I using UeWttts Wiieli ln,
j now my health is fully te
sjSwji I feel like anew l m innii'
-C irad Strange, i'ierjs, M 1 1 n . A
a Sig, healing preiraiitin
i" ard merit ; lieware tf rtl
t i tfiunterfeits. The llilia D.tij
'K.!iliuerich & S..11 lire hnvinjt
1. nt . bafgnius all tie time;
$ U and get prii.vs.
I' ' t
f 3pepsia Cure.
L jests what you eat.
tlflclally digests the food and aids
9 In strengthening and recon
Jngthe exhausted digestive or
It Is the latest discovered digest
Id tonic. No other preparation
proach It in efficiency. It in
f relieves and permanently cures
bsla, Indigestion, Heartburn,
fence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
padachc,Gastralgla,Cramps,and
ir results of I m perfect d I gesttoa,
jrsdbyf C DsWltt 4 Co.. Cblcogo
iruj,' Store, Hillsboro, Oregon
.
t
4
ounty Treasurer's Notice,
1
n ty wM- riiril- piidorsed' prior to
flth I wr i. are now eailed fur and
at my oltlce In the city of Hills-iilen-st
will (au after this data.
I
ll. A. It. CADY,
"rreiisurer.
CITATION.
Of TTK ('()l..i V Col! It T OF THK
4 , leol Oi-i'tfi-n for Hie Uounty of
y WaxhinKtnit.
alter f tho entitle ofl
Kennedy, Deceased, f
R In Kennedy,. Margaret Hhovlin,
4 ft King, Anna iv. Junes, 1 nomas
, ft-, .VurMtt Kennedy, Oraen l,aw-
MV In. Mall, .lulin nail, .iiiirini null.
U il Hull .Miehai'l Hall, Andrew
H inle Hall, itosn Hall and Nellie
lelrsat law of Michael Kennedy,
1 W, riwtin.
Inline of the hlata or Oregon, you
'uby cited and rwiilred to appear
IoiiiUV Court of tho Hlato of Oro-
the 1 "limy 01 vviiNiiingion 11 me
00m thereol, nt nillstioio, In the
of WaahliiKtoii, on Monday the
ofOi tohoi'. IXIK), nt 1U o'eloek In
Airmiooii of that day. Ihon and th'-ro
liow e.iuMH. It liny yoil havo, why an
orernf said Court should not be made
uiiihori'.ing and directing the iiduiinlHtiii
toe of said extiite to soil ut nulillii or nrt-
vale sain, the following duscribed real
property belonging to sulil iiKtutn, deserili
od as Ibl lows, lo-wit; Coiiiinoneiugattlio
4iiartf!r section corner between sections 1 1
and 14 in Township One South. I anno
One West ol tho Willamette Meridian, ami
running thenee North along the West line
or tho A. w uurt aim wuo uoniuiou
band Claim in said Township and ltanu,
MM ehaliis to a point oil the Went lino of
said Claim, tliimee Mouth KB degrees IK)
minutes, East 70 chains to the venter of
the Canyon Koudj thence North. 52 degr
ces '10 Minntesi lOiiMt to a point in the cen
ter ol said road;wbicli point Is north 62
degrees 'M Minutes ICiimi W.'Si chains from
the intersection of said Canyon Road with
tho West line of said Hart Donation Lund
Claims thence, Booth 1 degree 80 Minutes
W est 41 Chains; thence North 80 degrees
20 Minutes West 0.411 chains to the Wast
line of suld Claim; theneo North 4 degrees
JCast II. fd chains to Heetl'm line between
Sections II and 14 of said Township and
Kangnj thenee West fi.78 chains to the
place of beginning, containing "0 acros of
land, all sltuatn In the A. W, Hart, Donat
ion Land Claim, In Washington County,
Oregon. Also the following;-(!ominene.-ing
ut a point 17.B0 chains East of tho
Booth West corner cf the A. W. Hart and
Wife Pollution Lund Claim In Heutiou 14,
AM
00 r
1 n n
ueaei
throuch our comprehensive showing of new Suits
for Fall will convince you that the exclusive
merchant tailor has no excuse In the world for
asking ten to twenty dollars more for garments
than our prices here; nor can even a rn"'"-"1'1
lionaire. after trying on one of ours, find any
JOST
A
STROLL
excuse for paying
Wc sell
"the Maka that's Guaranteed"
II. WEHItVNUand SONS,
The Hillsboro Pharmac
The Leading Drug House -
Wlier Urtiga. M.xlleliiea, 1'atuta, ims.MK.itR, Hruh and all UrtiKisUt's Htindtles
in ly la- pros-tired t prWes that iinlv dUtaiiesi m.inl'elUh.n.
lV uiUHilU) JCtlt That purity and frei hness of drtma and chei-tl-eals
is what brinis the most sntlsfiutory re
sults; and you will always find thetu nt
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
Vu also earrv the best assorted slock of Toilet
articles and drug sun-lrbs io t!ie eounty,
ltE
J-
ll.ivc farms and ciiy j.riiiierljr fir sa'.c
Also saw mills, er- ameries and country stores,
ifornia to cxehniiBe. Call or w rit.- fur list.
H1LLSB0H0, -
Town-lilii One Mouth linnae One i-t of
the WillmiiHUi Meii'lont. ami runiiiiiK
llienee Kii-l a.'Ueliiiln, llmiiet- NuittitU.nU
chains t ollin Heetloii lloe Uttwcttu --I-1
Ihiin II Bint H; lh-111 Wt to the Kiwi t
line of the Imid owned by Thomas Mliev-1
bill tlipnif South in il-' "f bi'lniilli, !
it ol tM-tu In vvi shliitfioii (.'tinn, nrw-i
on, a iviiil fur in tin' H-lition of It. H.
JuiifK, .Vifinluifirulori-I i-ul'l eslnle, tiled J
In rein, , , , J
Willi-, lb-' lion. 1,. A. Hood. JiuIkc of
tin- Coiinly Cuiirt ol the Statu of Oii'Ku,
f, ,r Hi-' f.-imtv of Wuxliliistoii. illi th
ffiil nfMiild Court MllUed this iud day of
S.-it infer, A. I IS 1). '
Atl.-st. J. A. IMIHtlK.
(Soul) llerk.
it v J. W. Morirmi. 1
Hei.iiy f tb-rk.
M k Foote, Mm
Transuitt u (ieneiiil tlmiking llilslness'
.1. W. H'lUTK
A. (!. SllUTIC
. ...Munagdi
('ashler
Sell sight Kxcluiilgo and Telegrapliln
I riinsI'drM and Issues lrf-lti-rs ol Credit
iivniliible throughout the Uiiitud Htates.
lit u-v Itllls of Kxclmngri on 1indoi
Liverpool, Dulilln; Purls, llerlln, Praiit
lort oii-llio-S aiii Htooklniliil ami all prh
el pn I ritii'S of Knropo.
Collect Ions iniiile 011 all anensslblo point
Hanking hours from 0 a m to 8 p m
llill:ilinrn, Oregon
SUMMONS.
In the County Courtnl'tlieHlnliMif Oregon
lor Wiishlnglini County.
H. 0. Monchain, Plain tilt' I
v f Humiiio us
Iniiiu) McCamlltss, dolciuliu t.)
To Isiiiie MeCaiidllsa, the iibovenained do
feiidiiril: In the name of the State of Oregon yon
are. hereby reuuiriid to appear ami iiiiHwer
tho complaint tiled uermii witniu six
weeks from the (Into of the first niililiea
tlim of this summons, and If you fall to so
appear ami answer tho complaint the
plaintiff will take JuilKiiient against you
or the sum of tMM with Interest thureoii
at the rate often percent pnraiiiiuin slneirl
March 7, 1HIM; tlie liirtbur sum of SoD.W
wiui iiiioriint iiinruuu in. ion tnw 01 i,n
per (-nut per annum since May '. SH4; lh
further sum of jUIS.OO with Interest thnro -
on at tho rate ol' ton per cent per annum
since sepiotniicr 1, lsui, iuki lor tiui rurili -
or sum in ji.in.iiu, atiornoy runs, ami tonne
costs and dlsbiii'sHineiils of this action.
and also an order and decree authorili g
anil directing that certain nial estate be
longing to you he sold In the maimer pre
Mc.ribotrtiy law, mid the proceeds thernof
applied to tho sutisl'iiet Ion of such judg
ment, said real cstato being particularly
described as follows, to-wlt:
Tho JO i of tho N. K. 'A of the N, W. U
of Section il, T. 2, tf. It. 2 W, of tlio Wll.
Mor, in Wimliliigtoii'Coiinty, Orogon,con
talnlng20ucr"s. The daio of tho tirst publication of this
summons Is Bopl 14th and tho ordiir
authorizing the servicu of this summons
by publication requites yon to appear
and answer on or before Hie expiialion ot
six wueks from said date. This summons
is served upon you by publication )y or
der of the Hon. I,, A. Hood, Judge of the
above niinied court by order niailo and
dated at, fthamhers at Ilillsboro, Cwon,
on Sept. 11, 1MIIII, ,
JOHN M. WALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
i '
that extra twenty.
' m tra
!ULlSltt)HI,ORl'.UON.
Union Itlock
Main 8t.
Dr. Y. A. Hnlb)
PrtiirUtor.
Fact thst we buy for rash ennbles us Io deal
ttith lir-t Us houes and get t lie h-st. Fam
ily reci-i-s ne iv'' as can fill alleiition ad
pliyieiai s' pi''Sfri-iiom.
Si r ! the Im s'l-m.
iH pri and desi-i lotions.
Wheat farms in Cal
OKl'GON.
Cor.SdiWasb'M
J, Niriliroi, t'ldpiletor.
Newly Furnished
1 r
t unu ivcitovHieu.
A first cUms table and
all .tecum limitations
for the cunvenience
of Ktict, . . ,
OR&W
Time Schedule
. . From Portland
Fust mail I on vim at . p in for Halt I,nke,
Deliver, l-'t. Worth. Omitlm, Kansas City.
St. Uiuls, Chicago and East, arrives
:4fip m .
Spokane Klyer leaves 2:10 p in for Walla
Wulla, Minneapolis, HI. Paul, Iluluth,
Mllwiiukeo, Chicago and Kast, arrlvtw
SiWitin ,
Ocean KtoaiiisblpH leave at or
Nan Praneineo , sailing svnry
Coliiinhla It Ivor leave 8 p m oxeopt
Siinilay, Saturday 10 11 111 for Astoria and
way landings, arrive 4 pin except Htmluy
Wlllainelln river Inave fl a m except
Siimliiy for Oregon City, Niiwlmrg, Halnm
iiiiiI way laiidliiKs, arrlva 4:ft0 p in except ,
Sunday
Williiiiiotto and Ynnililll river leave 7
a m Tuiwliiy, Thiirsilay and Saturday for
Ol'IWOM I IV. Ilfivlftfi unil urnu 1,,n,llM
arrive ti;.IU p 111 Monday, Wednesday and
I- rldiiy .
Wllhiinctto rlvnr leave fl a 111 Tuesday,
Thursilav and Saturday for Cnrvullli. n,l
! way landings, arrive 1;U0p ill Tuesday,
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Address
W. II. IIULBURT,
Gen, Pass, Agent
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby1 given that the under
signad has been, by the County Court of
the Stale of Oregon, for Washington Coun
ty, duly appointed administrator with the
will annexed or the estate uf Sarah A.
llrownson, deceased, and has duly quali
fied as such administrator. '
Now, therefore, all personV having
quired to present same to me ut the law of-
ennuis against siiiu emaio lire nerony re-
ncoor uuoran Jt. flair ov. at till stairn.
Washington County, Oi'AKon together with
propr-r vouchers within six months from
this date.
Dated this 10th day of August, A. D. 18IX
, , , W. 1 1, DAVIS,
Administrator of said estate, '
'loo, 11. Haglny, Attorney,
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