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HILLSBORO ARGUS, DECEMBER 14, 1899.
THE ARGUS
tlered at, llir Puet-ofnce at Hillsboro,
Jrwjtou. a ela matt matter.
LUCIUS A. I-ONU, KDITOE.
County Official Paper.
trfSUK!) EVERY THURSDAY
BY
til Hips faili&ss Coajutj.
Inbmr'.iHnn: On Dollar per Aimmn.
Six Month. 60 eta; three Vi.nth, SSota.
Opposed to Gobi Mono mctallUm. Be
lieve ia the Bimetallic Standard
Dear Money means Debased Property,
aad Profitless American ProJuct. Our
Consequent loss is our Creditors Gain.
Has ( no use for Marcos A. Hanna
NOW A BIUTISH ALLY!
Congressman Tcngue, just prioi to
1895, wrote letter severely con
demning the present system of fin
ance, going so far as to otate that
it Tra. a '"Paradise to creditors but
a h-jll for everybody elre,'' or words
' to that effect. Mr. Tongue is now
. op to a vote to make it "more so."
Will he vote to make it more of a
Paradise and more of a hell? Of
course he will. Why? Because.as
the Oregonian would say, "It is
broader nli.ica!'' In this letter,
Mr Tongue, with his great heart
Uatin; for the producing cWses,
, said:
"It is easy of comprehension why Eng
land, tbe creditor nation of the worm,
should favor contraction of the world's
money and a limitation of money metal.
Having no silver mines of her own, and
being a purchaser of both silver and food
products, it is equally easy of coniprehen
.aion why she should use every effort of
' diplomacy and legislation to diminish
the value of both, but why the United
. States, a deMor nation, with extensive
silver mines and vast stores of food pro
ducts to sell, should voluntarily assist iu
carrying out the same policy and dim
iniah the value of her own resources,
"passeth understanding." Unfortunate
for the welfare of the country it con
tains too ma'iy people, who, surrounded
by huge blocks of well secured, interest
bearing obligations, are interested m leg
i station that makes money dear, and
everything else cheap; who not engaged
ia productive industries themselves, are
anxious to secure the product of the toil
of others at the least possible outlay."
We biing this dead history be-
f o r e the people of Washington
county to show them what Mr.
Tongue thought when wheat and
hops and cotton were the same
prices as at present; to show them
that Mr. To.igue, having taken
lessons from the bankers, is pre
pnred to vote an" English policy un
der which producers must labor; to
show them that' Mr. Tongueof 1894
. . was for American producers, ac
' cording to his own assertion, and
that in accordance with this same
- dictum he now stands ready to
"make it a hell'' for everybody, ex
cept the "creditor class." What
kind of a, political weather cock
is Mr. Tongue, anyway? Accord
ing to his own logic he is now a
British ally against American in
terests.
"THE KINO CAS DO WRONG.'
The Independent, a littla republi
can paper published in Hillsboro,
Washington county, Oregon, last
week quoted the Roseburg Plain
dealer to effect that no one believed
that Mr. Geer had given a promise
of office, for $ 1.000, to H. B. Plum
mer, of Polk county. Perhaps this
little gold-god organ (it is no long
er republican) does not know tha
Oregon has a libel and slander law
and that were Plummer's statement
not well supported, he would now
be behind the bars. Theosophilus
Geer, "the man who was," has not
had Plummer arrested and brought
to justice for this "foul slander.
Why? A republican paper firs
published the story; Plumtrer is
djred-tn-ihe-wool "gold'' man; (si
is Geer) Ihe courts are open, in
Oregon, to slandered people, and
open to Governor Geer. Bo, then,
the Independent has no license to
' say Geer is innocent; neither has
it license to lay this scurvy story to
tha ''demo-pops." Plummer start
ed the story and he is ready to go
to trial. Why hasn't he been ar
rested? Please tell us why. you of
"sound money" fame, who once
said the present system of finance
was doubling debt and cutting
prices iu two.
' POWDER AND DEBT.
The administration still cries for
wore soldiers and for more bonds.
These two cancers economic go
hand in hand and no nation not
ven Great Britain has ever paid
t ,l,.n nfflir-tBd W th the d .eil,B
The great creditor class favors these
Twq insiduous assailants of the
f , , . . .
-oay poiiwc, wecauso P.ov,ue0
' iriual debt, and the greater the
-'holdinifs, the greater is th
power of the holder. W are
gradually drifting to European
condition, and before very long we
shall have all thoa iniquitea of
govermuenl from which our alien
population fled when seeking
American shores. Is tin-re n miber
second thought notlelioeratpjndj;
ment to blight this deadly blossom
wiiiioyd in the bud? Must we,
perforce, because it is rc-inforced
by the venal press of our country,
tako up a dark age military svsteui
that has roblvd for ivuluries, and
is still robbing, all Kur.'i?
A TKST OK ettTKNOTII.
A "civilised world" looks on at the
attempts of a bully nation to bruie
a small nation in South Africa, and
not a protest is uttered bv a power.
This is an earnest of just how much
power is possessed by tireat Brit
ain. Great American newspajier
which a year or eighteen mouths
ago forcibly presented the subject
as one of theft, now renain silent
while the bruising British empire
goe on with its hordes of hired
fighters, to crush an infant power.
But the civilized world sees th it all
is not rant and hypocrisy. Beneath
the shirts of the sturdy Dutchmen
in the Transvaal are hearts which
know no fear and English hired
men find it no small task to even
hold their own.
England would ask for owe
terms at once were it ml for the
maudlin journalistic sentiment iu
this country which would like to
suck the ear of the Prince of Wales
and play casino with 'Queen Vic."
ONLY A MATTE It OP .NEWS.
The Arovs gave the matter of
the missing notice of appeal in the
Haines-Cadwell case just a s i t
comes before the public record. It
accused m one; it nccuses no one;
and it doesn't care who stole it, if
it were stolen It has nointerest
the case, whatsoever. It was pule-lL-hed
as a matter of news and such
circumstances unpleasant though
they may be to all concerned, are
legitimate as news. The only sorry
thing is that The Argus is the only
paper, out of several in the county
which has the nerve to give the
news, for tins, ihe akgi's gets
kicks and curses from but it is ac
customed to that sort of thing, as
are all true newspapers.
The new daily at Eugene comes
out with its salutatory captioned
'Our Bow." That settles it If it
can run one year after using thi
modern start off it will live a thou
sand. But more than likely the
'bow-wow" of the Register will not
be beard after many months.
LOVE LIBERTY NO LONGER.
The liberty loving and generous
part of the alien born population
should not lose sight of the fact
that the great dailies of republican
management have declared flatfoot
ed that England's cause in the
Transvaal is right and that every
possible argument is used to be
little the sturdy Dutch of South
Africa who are fighting for the very
existence of their nation. This
plainly shows where the socalled
republican party has drifted
Liberty, in their opinion, is damn
able. Surejy the once great repub
lican party has been killed by its
managers.
"Cincinnatus" Geer, the honest and
upright! Why didst tbon not stay on
thy farm and raise goats of the breed
Angora instead of entering into the pol
itical patch where are grown thistly re
putations and vile odors. Timothy,
timothy were tby better crop then Pluni-
mers. But thou wouhlst raise a crop 01
governor and thou hast reap:d a harvest
of uhame. Dear Governor, when you
next invest a thousand in paper be sure
when you harvest that you at least get
your seed buck. Truly, he of the big
mouth and brawling tongue which ever
shouted cf "honor" and "patriotism'
has fallen into deep disrepute.
If we had direct legislation the people
could vote proven demagogues out of
office. Lechery could be rebuked; dis
honesty burdened with punishment; sales
of offices met with proper repulse and
scoundrels lifted out of power. Will we
get direct legislation? Of course not
too many politicians would be scorched
We will not get direct lawmaking if the
politicians can have their say.
The little whetstone sheets are very
busily explaining that Plummer is a very
very, sad dog! That is no reason why
the 'guvner" shouldn't have known be
was loaded.
It will be noticed that Mr. McKinley's
1 message refrained from throwing any
'i . r . t. at-
, "ouqm ia ai ir. nanni or rUu nuner
Recent Oregon disgraces are sufficient
warning for people to keep a weather eye
on that man who is always shouting from
j VI U HI... n..v..i
th housetoDgti,at he istt .. patriot. hon
Mt, brave and sound cn the " money'
question."
GRUB, THEE
No:2
$37.50
... Machines Kept in
. res-w tor nru- v '
7 J??-
ThU is the only machine that can lie anchored to the ground, any place, without the ne of an anchor
stump. Buy no other. Kiolt machine is supplied with a (Ml. Anchor Loop, ami a J0 ft pull rope of j inch
best "eel, with patent rope hook attached; a Drum Lock to hold what ia pulled; a Step on iIim Sweep ti
hold M from levolung buck; Ihrowotlto ungear th Sweep from Drum,
to cms tlm pull roe with loose tugs, or to allow the awe p to swim: part
out vroosing the ro(e. 1 opcialed
Local testimonials and catalogue upon application.
Dispatches from London tell us that
"the queen weeps." The queen wilt
have a squally lime before her hirelings
whip the Boers.
Governor Geer writes a letter to the
Oregon Scout, of Union, which is practi
cal "confession and avoidance" of the
Hummer affair. He inadverlautlv il
uiits that he "had the
change the appoinlm
T';:::LrZjOixr Holiday Stock is of
under the criuiiuat law? Come, conu-!
0k course there is ' prosprity."
Why shouldn't there In-? With
forty five cent whent our farmers j
ate getting to 1 bloated b uulliold-,
erI "What fools we mortals Wl"j
The Fjreft drove Times nf even
date suv-i that MrN:iner Brotherr
re reported noi il-ovvue.l, nod that
they will be home Christmas.
Farm For Sale.
Fifty :icre farm f r slichtly
rollina; irood turn, "it)xo4, built two
vearn, cosl fiW: fur hoiue. lSx'iS;
other building.; good brick ell;
runntnt! water vear rouiil; good
orchard; 25 seres cleared; rest easy!
to clear. 10 vearsslashed ; riveacres
stan ing live fir timlier; eight miles
from i'oriland. Will sell chest),
Inquire of I,. A. f)nir, AKGrsollice.
...
Real Estate Transfers.
Marv J Mack to Julia Montague 9
a W B Chatficl J donation $ 6oo
W N Rife to S JoEarhart a sec
6 tjsr l w
Emma G Robbinson to U S Nat'l
Bank 32 a in sec 24 t 1 s r 1 w
nna M Howell to Ora M Truitt
a Lawrence Hall donation . .
"5
joo
-j
C V O'dell to Dilley M E chutch
tract iu Dilley I
Jas Uowie to C W Bar w 8 w
sec 20 t 2 a r a w 1000
C F Wickland to Theodore Weber
tracts 14 and 16 t'eachvale 355
Sarah Manning and lib to R F
Rite right of way 10
C h Crocker to J A Thwaite 40 a
seciBtlsraw 600
Mary Donelson and hd to August
Krause s e n w and n e
w and at s e and s w
X n e X ec 16 1 1 s r 3 w 3800
FOUND!
At New Photograph Gallery,
4 Great Reduction in the price of Tho-
im.. xt ul...
graph Gallery, corner Sev.ntb and Base-
LeP.treet.Jin,boro,OreKon.
rHllI KilililM.
-
t
Of
Toys at Greer's.
All kinds
vases.
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 al! American
newspapers outside New York city,
now prints original and exclusive
cable dispatches daily from
the leading capitals of Europe.
AND
w aW a . - . .
x.- ....... ....... vft.'krfc
"SSftSS; $3750
Stock for Sale or Trade
cheaply and givis eminent salisfaciton wherever It been used
t ail ou or Atnireaa,
Christmas
And everybody who has seen our Beautilut Dls
...play of Holiday Attractions is glad of it...
5.t!Ponular Presents
cut for a debt I .
and GoOd Taste. It IS
...member this Splendid
.(r ,f W nnfl, fnr
"0"v ""0 v
Tjfiltpl DrilCfStOre.
"I .!i nearly d.ad with dype
p a. tri "I il"ctor,vi-iied iuiiier.il
spring-', and grew wor. I s-d
Kodo' Uyspepiu Cure That cured
me." 'i digest what yu f.l
Cures iiolie-liiHi, Koiir loiuacli
heartburn nod all f'.riiM of dyspe.
psia The IMta I)"iig Store.
John J'Mis recent I v returned from
a trip to Klickitat county. Wash
i where he went on a prompt olive
s (iheep iiuniiitfo.
De Aitl s Little r.aiiy Hirers pur
! tfy the blood, clean the Ii er, mvig
orate the system.
I'llllintis little
I'll I . T
... .. ... 1 1 .
puis lor CiinMipuilon mm in"
trou'des. I he Delta Drug rtoi".
.. . - " . .
Notice to Stationers.
Sealed bids will be received at the county
murt room In ttitlnbom. Waolili.eliiu
: county, Ureiruu, on Januury B, nt
j 2: 0 o clock , 111., to furuHi a
p. in., to iiiruiMi BiHUnni'iy
f"r Walilutoii county for the ;wriot uf
1 quired. Niniiplwi mint bcwii (.any eni:li
wins vt:nr 111 "IH-II .mu tM.
uhi. fLii iiniirj iiii..iiuii,M 1
olituiuwl at the e unly clink aolllce. Ihe cii,t of the HtBte of Ureuon for ViihliiK.
Coiiiiiiiiwi.iii,.r nmervo Hie rlKlit to reject u, Cuinty, nm.lii In I lie innlter of tha c
any and all Irtda. : late of .Inhn W Mlcbiile.-., ,(.,B.)1 ,
liy order il foniiiiixMoners' (.oiirt tlih 1 ,lllt.,j lH.,einti. r H. sw, the uiMler-lm,!
liot.ee U publi-heil Hinl d;iti il atllillKlxini , Adiiiliiiatrotor ,iruiiil etnle will from ami
Ore., this llth day of December, Ms. I nfter Satnnlay. the tltli iluv ,,f January
1, A ll-'oii.
. u.iiiij ii..B-.
...
Dyspepsia Cure.
a a s-x
UiaeSTS Wnai VOU cati
ItartlflclallydiKegtsthefoodandal(Ui
Nature In strengthening and recon -
ran annrnar.h It in efficiency. It 10-
BtanUy "wS1?g""
Dy.pea WaCT.S
atulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, 1
rk HMdarhe. Gastralirla.Cramns', and
iiuaJil,- r.aQtptlrrla Primrbf find
allotherresuluoflmperfectdltrestloik,
PrcparadbyF C DasYlttaCo., Cbc9
Delta Drug; Store, Hillsboro, Oregon
1 " '
ULLER;
a.a
and Sold on Trial ...
to let ofl ropo, or to allow the team
way hack, to make the pull with
n. r. rraAunu.i, rariiuiisioii, ore.
is Coming !
ut Popular Prices
a lallty. Variety, Beauty
easy to SGIGCt Il'Om. KC
Assortment contains...
t in UurUt 'fll'SOl,
County Treasurer's Notice,
Vlt loimlv unrrutil. inlMrwil irlr to
I'Vlirniiry M. IHn, urn imw eulleil ftr himI
IMt'alito ill my rtlc-o in i lie iMiy of 1 1 1
ro. lntrel will iwo aflnr llil iUl.
Nov. :n. 11. A. It. t'ADY,
I'tiioity Tn-iwiin r
Notice of Final Settlement
Nollifi l hereby veil Hint tin' miller
itfiieil, iiHiiiiiii.tia.iil of til 'e.lulw II.
I'.iiM'lil'cru, 'IinciiviI. hu lllml In I lie
fimii y I'liurt lit 1 be tiiii nf OrtKoit fi.r
V nlilUKim 'toit.V, liix llnul iiri'oiinu im
mu ll ailiniu ltrl..r nhil that mil.liniii.lv
rourt n.m luil M'Hi.luv lliu tstlt iliiy tif
iHt'i'iiim'r, ini, 41 urn court room or b.iIU
i-onrt nt limir of 0:IKI n. 111. ol mil iluv. ul
IlillKlmm, Wiiiliiiiirnin 'ouniv. tirrouu.
im Hip tilii uiul iiiiirv f.ir hmriiiK hIiIitI.
inn w won hi 1
1111m u win nri"iium 11. .11 in limn m nlo-
iii, of 1.1,1,1 1 i.,tr. pnted at Ititlnlmn
, una Htii iiny of .ovemin r. hi.
J. I,. K Ht'SK.
' AiliiiiliUtrnlnr nf llil) CNtale of too. II.
rariiiirg, ili'ccu.ml
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE.
SoTU;K I ft II Kit KHV lilVICN TIAT
i miriiniiii 01 an on it ol the 1 i,,nv
IM)i proceed l avll nt prlvatn , fr
jcann 111 iiumi 1111 nay ol nhIc, IIih follow.
1 i tr oVarnla'd real nutate, to vlt;
lominencliiK al tlm Niirtlm et corner nf
the Donalloii lniil i. litiin of iiinni Mart
oil tho Nnrlli line nf HiKtllon II. T. I H, II.
3 W. Will. Mer, and muiiiiur theme
Hotith 40 ehiilns to tho Huniliwe.t corner
il salil cliiim: lliei.ca Kaat Ml chiona U the
OnMt linn of ui,l Hertion: thence Nnrih 411
uha. to the Northeast corner f mild Hee-
tlon 11; ami iiinme Wimt 'JJ elm. to the
place of IickIi niiiif, cuitaliiliiK m acres.
Haid kiiIh will be ul)i t 1,1 the conlirni
ulioii of the Ciiunty Court. III. la w ill lie
Piwi.lvi.it l.v l.m .it it...
;v.r, .,r '". -.
rn iii,iininu i,"w mice o W. rs,
Dated this ;ih iay t m., ixr, iw,
1 w. N. mai.k.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
)Y virtuk ov AN kxkcui
,l free and onlur of sale, iamu
the, Circuit Court of tlm Htnl n
TION DIC-
iamuHl out of
I OreKon,
f"r Waahii1Kt()n County, in fvor of ore-
iron MortKaire C'ompHiiy Limited, Plain.
tiir, and aKainit Oroinel JuIhimuii, K. V.
JohiiMon, (). (). Joliimon, Am'e Arne,n
MoniKoiiiery, Mirl Moutgoiiinry, Htirith
llllett. Mary K. Itlrdacll und P. Murray,
Defendants, for the mini of tto.OO iimtn,
and for the further amir of IIUH.IU U. H,
Kold coin, with I liter imt thi,ron at tho
rate of H percent pornnniim from the !i"th
day of November, iwil), and the further
sum of Kilty Dollara, attornny feea, and
Intercut thereon at the rule of 8 per tut
poriiiiniiiii frnin tlieTth day of Novem
ber. IS!, and the further uui of f 11(10.27,
with Interest thureon at the rata H iier cunt
per aniniiii from the27th day of Novern.
Ikt, lwm, and the further niiiii of 1 .(MX)
attorney fee mid IntcreM. thernou ut the
rate of 8 per cent per annum from tho
27th (lay of November, lawn, und for the
coata and oxH.naes of sale mid of said
writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue mid In purHii
atice ol said iudimimit. decree utul orilnr
of sure, 1 will, 011 .Monday, the 8th day of
.iioiuarv, iw, at ine soutn door ol the
Court Hoiiae lis l lllaboro, VVanhiniJtoii
County, Uregoii, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. 111. of Hull) day, anil at nubile auction
to tho highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing-described real nroocrtv. to-wlt:
the bouth-caat quarlor of the North
east quarter and the North east quarter of
the Hooth eiiBt nuurter of Heetlon HI In
Township 2 South of Kange t Went of
miiaineite Meridian, conta nine eiirhtv
acres, excepting therefrom the rinht of
way conveyed to the Oregonian Railway
Company, and alao excepting one-half of
one acre conveyed to the Oreiron and Cal.
ifornia ltuilway Company, and all situate
In Waahington County. Oregon, to satiufy
the hereinbefore named ruiiin, and for the
coats and expenaes of aald sale.
8aid proierty will be Hold subject to re
demption as wr statute of Orouoii.
Witness my hand this 7th day of Dec
ern ner,
W.D.BRADFORD,
Sheriff of WaHhlngtoii County, Oregon,
Hnow & McC'amnnt,
AtUirneysforPlftintltr.
I i. 't- ' S' J
Uloriaip
Men are not influ
enced by blow, brag
or bluster, if they
were, we too, could
outpound the adver
tisement boiler factory
as some do But in
a quiet sort of way
try to impress upon
you the fact that we
are Gothing leaders.
H.WKIIItV.NO and SONS,
The Hillsboro Pharmacy,
The LsadinR: Drug
Where Druiia. Msll. Him. I'nlnla, l)l,NHiiera, Ittn.he. and all IirtiKsUt'k hioi.lii,,
may ta ir,H'iirHi at ricciiini
II live farm and city property for sale all lea price and descriptions.
Also saw mills, crennieries and Country stores. Wheat farms in Cal
ifornia to exchange.. CM or writ" for list.
HILLSBORO, .... OREGON.
State. M, li;rlm;llillsl)orolloB,fw2m'
Tranaai't a (imieral Itaiiklug Ittialucaa
J. W. s:!lTK Mnmutm
A. ('. MIIUTK Caahier
Hell al(lit Kxclwiiirfe and Telegraphic
I'miiMfura and laauiw l,cttcra of I'rrdll
avallublo throiiuhoiit the I'liltcd Htiitea.
Dra'V HI I Iw of Kxiliiiiiirn on Iunloi
l.iveriMHil. liiililin. I'arla. Ilcrlin. Kranl.
rort-on-tlin-Vniti,Ht(H'klioliii and all prli
elpnl cities of Kiiropn.
ColliM'tloiiaiiiiido on all aceraalble polnL
Kaiikliig hours from 9 a 111 to 8 p in
llillalmro, Orntfoii
AdinliilHtrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
slttned Inn, l oco, by tho County Court of
the Ktutn of Oregon, for WaahliiKton
County, duly appointed ailmiiil-trator of
the estate of II. I,. Ilnmlrli ka, deceaaed,
and has duly iiialllld as such adminis
trator. Now, therefore, all rons ha. Inn
liilms BKailiat aald ratiitu are In rcliy rn
qi'lied toiirt'Ment annie to me at Hie law
olllcn or John M. Wall, at llillahoro.
Wti-liliiKti'ii County, Oregon, toKellier
with proper votichcra wltliin all niontha
from this (hit.
Dated this Kith day of Noveuilier, A. D.
WW. C. W. IIKNlmiCKH,
Administrator of said eatate,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
REV- ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE.
6th, IHW), the imdorHlKiied administrator
of said estate will from anil after Hatur-
ay 1 ie uui iiiiY 01 January, won, proceed
to aell at private sale for wall In hand
day of sale, the following described real
estate tnv.lt:
Lying, bolng and situutti In Washlnirton
County, Oregon, and more partlcuhirly
boi'iided and iliwcrlbcd an follows, to-wlt'
Commniie lug at the southwest corner of
lVtH H 'Sw wTu"lH ,lBrt.", H",,0
11 1 IB H8W Will. Mer., mid rumilnir
thence smith to the Tualatin rlvert thence
eiiHtward along tho center (r said river to
the past line of said Hcctlon Us tlionce
north on Heotlon .,! to the
H ' """f thp Donation Land
Claim of lhoinas Mart and thcuca
west to place of beginning, containing: 10
Hcrca. more or leas. B
Haiti sale will ,e aubject t the eonllr.
niatloti nl the County Court, ilida will L
SfaiJ ' order ohe'counw nulir."".'."6 and Yamhill river leavs 7
Hit to of r )n.,n for V fnuu fi f.'" ''"'"'ay, Thursday and Hatunlay for
mad. InVuVmatJ:; of t ' fen e' u 'Zll WXW' ltin timtJ"7 '"."'fa
Mlchalmi.tlcceaaed. ..ml ,i, 1.. i 11 .' ...,. ." ?..rV.ve 3: W 1 " Monday. Wednesday and
llliuiri. !l u'1 J, 'yr,,!Hi'l"e tiear''J has duly qiiulilled aa sucli adinlnl-
1 . .. ,M. l" "HUM Ol W, N,
A,Ir..l.,itr,.iMP,.r,t ,f,,N;"ALK,
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W N S i,, c ..
W. H, Hurrntt, Attorney fur AdmlnK'r.
nowa-The Weekly Oregonian.
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OUAftANTtU CLOT HI SKI
IIILI-SIIOUti, OUF.tiON.
Union Illock
am Hi.
A. HalU-i
'roprliant.
House.
kiiiiiiv iimmiice , iii fiiiii.ii.
I'hal ii r it v and freilmees of driiija and rlo ci
cala is what briuifs the most satisfactory re
sults; and vou will alwavs find thitii at
THE DELTA DItUG STORE.
W'e alaocurrv the Im-nI aumtlrd stm-k nl Toilet
articles and drux suudrii in the county.
Fart that ve buy for mh enables us to ile
uilli llrl t hs lioii.es and pet the ImsI. Fati
ilv reiijus fee- ive as cartful nMenliou as
pliyciciai.s' pieicriilioiis,
Street is ihe lurn'ion.
J. Northrop, Proprietor.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated.
A first clau table ami
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests, , , ,
OR&W
Time Schedule ..
.. From Portland
t nat mall leave at 8 p in for Halt l.aka,
Denver, Kt. Worth. Omaha, Kaunas City.
Hi. unils, Chicago and Kaat, arrives
tl:t.'ip 111
HHikau, Klyer leaves 8:4fl p m for Walls
Walla, Vlmicapolla, HI. Paul, Imlulh,
Mllwaukeo, Cliliairi) and Kaat, arrive
H;U0 a 111
it 4 iv
nan r raiiciscu, aiming every (lv inya.
Columbia Hiver leave H p m except
Hundiiy, Katurday 10 p m for Astoria and
way landlnga, arrive 4 p m except Humlay
WlllHimitla river leave II' a 111 except
Huiiiliiy for Oregon City, Newlairg, HBlein
and way landlnga, arrive 4:.Slp m ocet
H 11 nil ay
...iiuiBue nvor leave 0 a m Tttesnaji
Thuraday and Hiitnr.lay for Corvallls and
win i. . . . ,-
way bindings, arrive li
Humility and Saturday
(units, arrive :H0 n m Tuesday,
Snake river leave Hlparla dally
al l:iao a, m. for I,swiatoii returning leave
bowlaton dally at H:3(0 a. 111.
Address
W. II. HULBUUT,
Oen. Pass. Agent
Admlnlatrator'a Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that the unrtor
"lltnod has lionii, by the County Court of
the Htate of Oregon, for Washington dmif
ty. duly aniiolnteil adiiiliiistmTor of ths
estate of Krnest K. Kreoh. deceaied
vrnvor.
; quired to prtiatint sumo to me at the law
8 ton. at Hlllsbt.ru,
VVa',httm County, (regon togethsi
! with iier voucher , wltliin I six mtintha
irimi una uale,
Ailinlniyy wrlilnalaH,
enUiMS tkls ff-
rrniay
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