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r" HILLSBORO ARGUS,' JANUARY 11, 1900. ,:: : : A 1'afkk for th I'koplk : txxxxxMjfjr.n ; A I'AI'K of TIIK iKtirM.K : : C I r.T.TT.'Cir.TT.T.TJC! t : to - t THE ARGUS tCttcred at the Poat-ofhce at Hillsboro, Oregon, at Second elm mail matter. LUCIUS A. LOSG, EDITOR. County Official Paper. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY Hi Arjni Wishiiig Cwpttj. Siibir jtlon: One IVdlar per Annum, Sis Months, 60 cts; Three Months, 35 eta. Opposed to Gold Mono mctallism. Be lieves in the Bimetallic Standard. Dear Money means Debased Property, and Profitless American Product. Onr Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain. Has no use fur Marcus A. Hanna DEBASED PROIUCT AM) BRAIN'S When a brainy Journal advocates debased product in a producing Country, then that brain is either diseased, perverted, or purchased r not purchased from a standpoint of dollars and cents, necessarily, but purchased, nevertheless, either by influence or eiivirantuent-the influ ence and environment of that class which, business like, want more for a dollar. It is human nature, of course, to want "more for a dollar," and it is "business to want more for a dollar, where dollars are one's capital, and for this reason, the great credit institutions of the country want debased product, be cause debased product means cheap property and cheap labor. As a rule, broken by infrequent except ions, the money rich stand together for debasement of that which money will buy. It is business for them; let one be charitable enough 4a pre sutne, then, that busineea, prompts ''the brain of onr great journals ad- . Yocating cheap farm, farmers and farm products. And then, to the other side of tbe question. While one admits tbe value of I he trades, professions, and labor, aside from that purely agricultural. vet it is truth that the farmers of ' our country are those who feed and clothe the rest of society. Tbe farm ers, by their trade, support the little towne," which in turn create and support the big cities; the farmer pays his' own tax, and out of the profit from the farmer the little towns pay their quota of taxation, and send in, besides, the profit out of which great cities are supported. So, it is an easy chain to find who makes the business world to move. When price levels are good, as be tween product and money, farmers buy more and all society is aided. In which, then are e more inter esteddebased product or that level wjich gives decent profit to our farms? This should, be no hard problem for solution. No farmer should be guided by a mere party name. The banks are now ruling not our country's banks, particularly, but the jireat banking interests of the world. Let us change this order of things, and lei producers, who are in the majority as between the two interests, take hold the reins of government and give equity to all. A GUBERNATORIAL SCANDAL After Governor (leer wrote his de nial of the Plummer transaction and had it published in mi obscure paper ' in Eastern Oregon, Mr- Plummer returns to the assault and gives the lie direct to the Governor. Aside from this, Pluin'mer's chief deputy "also makes affidavit that the deal was made. There u now but one thing for the loud mouthed Mr. Geet to do, and thai is to pros ecute Mr. Plummer on a criminal charge and clear his skirts of the vile story going the rounds. Mr, flummer says tie stands ready to prove his assertions any and every where. -Iteration and reiteration. , crimination and recrimination, go for nothing. Nothing but the court can clear up this state scan dal, and Geejf owes it to the good name pftie state to take the initia tive and arrest the man whom he says has scandalized him. Will he do it? That is not the question. The question really is: Why has he not 10 done long ago? THAT ISTHMIAN CANAL. It baa been settled that this session of Congress will do nothing to ward!, the great American canal All legislation1 to this end has been blocked, and by what? More thto lllwlj thl" ha" be" done b.v trannoonttnentai raiiRoad interests intorwte which should be injured Waterway connecting the 'At-1 Untie and Pacific and if not by these interests, by what? .'Just as the Southern Pacific railroad gets free from paying its just thare of taxes. in Oregon, just so are our congresses worked by that railroad corporation. They are heavy con tributors to the honest money campaign fund, and "honest money men" must protect it. Let Oregon sound the first gun for "honest pro duct" and no more railroad domin ation. , GLADSTONE, THE OI'EAT. The present iiritish-Trar.svaal con flict brings forcibly to. mind the late Gladstone, who as England's premier, stands out as an isolated British statesman who stood for justice, regardless of political cost. Here, indeed, was England's grand est old man. Those things which are charged against him as relative to the Transvaal are speaking to day, when Gladstone is dtad, in in deep tones for equity i and just ice. Mr. Gladstone Treattiel that the Dutch had "gone into and open ed up the Transvaal; he realized that they were people who were brave in defense, courageous in their undertakings and pioneers in agricultural develop went. lie gave them justice and lived to see the day that Britain's great com mon people returned him to power, after he had laid it down, at de mand of the Jingoes. When Glad stone died, there w as another death "n Britian the death of a liberal principle accepting thj the ory that thtre are rights which even a great and powerful natwn should respect; rights which are of more importance as a matter of fairness than dominion over "palm and pine,' THE GOLD TRESS LOGIC. Your gold preps logic is good! Of course it is! If you raise product, you are a "fool" and a "traitor" if you do not stand in with a move to heat down prices of that which you sell. You are a "fool" unless you vote to have an "honest" dollar which is constantly going to buy more of what you raise. .. Lastly, you are a fool if you utter one pro test against a syndicate system which is never satisfied unless it has its one own way and yet is satisfied with the Hanna admin istration. What a grand concep tion of the intelligence of the pro ducer the gold "yeller" must have! A Pretty Mesa. Ex-Secretary of State H. R. Kincaid, the veteran editor of the Eugene Journal, has the following editorial comment in his paper on tbe Geer. Plummer scandal: The affidavit of Belden H. Grant will be found in this taper, concerning the alleged sale of the superintendency of tne penitentiary uy 1. 1. (jeer to H. H. Plummer forfi.ooo. For the people who furnished the $2,000 to keep Geer from accepting the Oregon City land office, and many others who are well acquaint ed with him, no affidavits are needed They have no doubt that h: accepted the f 1,000, as alleged by Plummer, and did not make the appointment aa he had agreed to, for the reason that he was in formed and believed that the receipt for the money had been burnt up in the Polk county court house when it wa destroy ed by fire. When another man bad beeu appointed, the bolder of the receipt be came angry and showed it to many people including some politicians. The indignant holder then refused to give it up, and if tbe monev has been paid back to him it was done in tbe hope of quiet ing me matter as mucn as possible and to gain time to fix it up. Roseburg Re view. ' - A VERSATILE CORPORATION. The Standard Oil Company is never 'but of politics. It has no politics, and al ways "stands in" with the powers that be. Eastern papers just now are making a scandal of the relations, of Secretary Gage, 6f President' Mckinley's cabinet, the NatiohaV City' batik of New York city, in which the "Standard Oil crowd" have full power. Somet'me ago the government sold its bid Custom house site in New York to this bauk for $3,265,000, all of which was paid except $40,000. Secretary Gage deposited the money which he received, in tbe form of a certified check in this, bank, where it has lain ever since, and' entered into an agreement to pay the bank for tempor ary use of the old custom house nn the part of the government, a rental of some $11,000 a month. In other words, the bank had. full use of the government's money, and, besides, received' rent from the government for the property which the money represented. -Eugene Guard. Mr. Hanna will make no speeches on the financial measure now in the senate. He is too shrewd to make his support a public matter." He has carried his point and that is-all he wants. Mr. Simon probably realizes by this time that it is greater to be president of a state senate over which he has control than to be a member of a national sen ate, where he is outranked in all res pects. ; . . ' England can plead for a revision of that old -nrg-,tme piece: "The Irish and the Dutch, Oh! they don't amonnt to much." It beifins to kink 11, .,, amount too mucii. If Grover Cleveland reads extensively in our lickspittle journals, these days, he will suddenly discover that be was very "traitorous" in calling England down over that little Venetuelan incident. PUBLIC SAL El I will sell at public auction, at my farm, 3 miles southwest of Hills boro, and one mile west of the South Tualatin Creamery, on Tues day January 16, 1900, beginning at 10 o'clock a. tn. the following per sonal property, to-wit: t work mare, 1000 lbs, 8 years old; 1 cows, v jersev, giving milk, 1 heiler, is months old; (cows an. I heifer to calve in September next); t calf, six months old. It Jersey; 3 fat hogs, weight . 150 lbs or more each; 6 dot chickens, 1 Mitchell wagon, J H inch, nearly new; 1 top but; gy, l buggy harness, nearly new; t set team harness, I plow with two shares, I -ection harrow, 1 spring tooth culti vator, I hand grubbing machine, I Eng lish saddle and bridle, 3 bed steads, 1 rorking chair, a -bureaus, 10 chairs, t Kimball piano, good as new; 5 tables, I dressing table, clothes presses, I kitch en safe, 1 cook stove, a heating stoves, 1 sewing machine, 4 pictures in frames. 1 lounge, t washing machine, kitchen fur niture, tools and other articles too num erous to mention. N. B. Pinto has been sold. Term of Sale Under $10, cash; 10 and over, 8 months time, on approved notes; interest it 8 per cent per annum. A discount of 5 per cent for cash on all sums over 110. B. l Cornelius, Rudolph Klett, Auctioneer. Owner Farm For Sale. Fifty acre farm for sale; slightly rolling; good barn, SOx-VI, built two years, cost 1-100; fuir house. 18x28; other buildings; good brick ell; running water year round; good orchard; 25 acres cleared; rest easy to clear, lOyearsslashed; five aores standing live fir timber; eight miles from Portland. Will sell cheap. Inquire of L. A. Long, Akuus office. rrisoner in the Box: "Your bon er, I stole the ham, but they are extenu ating circumstances." The court: ' State tbem, sir." - Prisoner: "lam an Anglo-Saxon." Tbe court: "Discharge the prisoner." Forest Grove raised Kane Monday. Dead Letters. The following is tbe list of letters re matning in the Hillsboro post office un claimed: Mrs Lidget Mrs N B Hall Mr J H Jones AU letters not called for by Jan. , 1900 win oe sent tome dead letter office, One cent will be cliarjf-l on each letter called for. II. SCHOLMBRICH, P. M. . PROBATE. urarren mat administrator inav erect monument over grave of Mart in .Manning, ueceased, same to not exceed cost of $150. Inventory and appraisement of estate of H. L. Hendricks, decrnsed, approved at 1420. Will of G. O. IWrs filed and approved and Adeline Rogers con firmed nst executrix; appraiser: F M. Heidel, Ed. Luce and John M. Wall; appraisers for Clacksma" county property, F. J. Meyer, C. U. Wilson and M. u. Latourette. Administrate Humphrey Pear son, and lioiid8men in re estate of John McConkey deceased, discharg ed and released from further liabili ty. Capt. A. B. Cady goes to Beaver- ton tomorrow to install the officers of the G. A. R. Post. County Judge Rood states that the county board will meet next Monday and make the appoint ments of supervisors, judges and clerks of elections and establish road districts in conformity with tne law so that elections of super visors will follow next June, The sheriff's office has fixed Tues day. January 23, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, as the time for filing the Hatchet material at KherifTsale, to take place at Forest Grove. The council met Mrnday evening and ordered the Recorder to post notices for repairs of sidewalks and for the repair, of certairi sections of Second street and for re-nlnnkins Baseline between First and Second. objections tn which will be heard at tne regular meeting, i-el-runrv 6 This is good new totowiiBinmi and farmer, alike The petition of W. Walker etnl, for sidewalk on 7th street was indefinitely postponed. Monday night, Geo. C. Brownell. the Clackamas statesman and flip flopper, in a public speech at Mil waukee, announced his intention to make a try for Mr. Tongue's position in congress Real Estate Transfers. Kurd Opitz to WC Diet Ha 4 and 8 . Brugger tract ....j ,XK) J M Partlow and wf to W H Wet 117.75 a see 12 12 n r 2 w Mary J Kay to C H SuuderinuierGS.ag asec25tlsr4 w C C Vogt and wf to Win and Sophia Bretne, 10 a sec 0t 2 n r 1 w Alunzo Clnpshaw to J T Gardner s e V,nt and n e 4 s e !4 soc 6 1 2 11 r 1 w , . 600 600 400 000 M Kennedy by odm to K Keni'.edy4n a in A W Hart don and other lands 1200 0 & 0 R tt Co to Alfred Oueibor w J a w yt ?pc zri i 11 r z w 4J Moses Dillaboy to Tr V E church 1 a . on Cooper mountain 1 Ernest House to Rosa Regit itto Its 12 1.1 it it in 11 is w aim W wtei'ica ml BeavfiH6n37a 1700 PIANOS & For Cash, or on The homo of Chickering Pianos J.;.""'' Kimball .Pianos v: -. ,!'. Weber Piano KimValiCrown, Needhamfand ' r 1 " ? Great Western Organs. SHERIFF'S SALE I'v virtue of an KnoruMon. Peoroi mid I Order of Sale. IssikhI out of the t'lixuit i I'.tii.t .f t ii o u t .tt it.... .....I -.... iv.-i. i tuition County, in fnvor of Kmma H I'm- kor, niHliiKaimtl.utlior M Heard. IWetla 1 Heanl and S T UnkUter, d. fenhnK for ! the sumot I13.no wt.. ami for tlio fiotli er sum of i'ni,w v H Uohl eotn, w ith ' int ere,t therotm at the rato of Id per cent per ionium from the 5th titty of iKit'inher, imw, uotl the flirlher sum of $'.'5.0 1 w Itli In teret lliereiui at liio r;it of II i'r emit er annum fi'unt the 6tb tlav ot l.riulier. WW ma attorney fetwjnnd for tho coat nndJ expensea or .tale anil ot Hani w rit. Now, therefore, In pnmiiiuico of nald jiitluiouiit, ileereC ami onler of skiIo, I will, on M.iiuiav, theitli rlny of february, lim, at the south dHr of Ilia Court Hhuhv iu llithboro, Waliiii;loii countv, Ort'Koii, at the hour of II u't look A M of attid day, iell nt public miction, to the hiitlool bid der for faith, Hie follow iug tie rilietl rei 1 property, t-i-wit;. ltfiiiu all of thf) (South Went quarter of the South We.it quarter of!eetion Six (ill Tnwnliip 'I' wo i) North. I!iiiik Thne ( j I West of the WiliamuUu Meridian, et.iitiiin-1 iiHj fnrtv arre more, or iosst and all ttito- j ale in Washington County, Uri'Kon t ! sn'.itfy the hereiiilu'fore ititm'tMl ttiitiM, and : for th eoalaantl exiiena- a-ofnaitl mile. j Snid proiry will be. muM aulijevt to re- ' di'inptioil itaiaratiitute of Ure-jon Wltiitw my hitnd ttila Jtrd duv of Jan-i miry. I'.tm. . . W. D. llUADPultt), Sheiitf of WaihlntrtiHi t'onnty, l)ri(r'i. II., I". IUoi.ky, Attorney foi-'l'UintitT. SHERIFF'S SALE , ' o -. ; ' , , Hy virtoo of ait, hJOH Uilon, Iiren-e and tinier ot Sale, ln-ued out of tho Cirrult uiunui ummiiic ii) trv(iii, tr itr.il- iiij'ti I Ctututy,' 111 f.ivor i.f !ciii.i,iii Amlersoii hint mrtuuar IIDry JVit.rs.ni .... , uu f.-.i.; , Vl mu win. xiiu i'ii inn fnrtlii'r um or(lli fk . Ktideolri, witli l.itfrt lh-rtili at tint late ,f In i.cr t-viii per tiinpjii i.in yioitHitmyoi Miv-.nnir onto. ,m hair of l.ot Piin (Si and eml'i-r IK1. uml (lie furtU-r um of li'MSI. Ktirlrt im In Hloi k in,,r,.,rf,l ()- in t with U tem-tllrerAnl ttfhrtr MM ol tt per I tent iwrumitirt fmm the -Tin day of .Not- ' ....r, n, ,,tivif.n tt-v.-.. null i,,r wit, ; eotJ ami fnpen-'o'fof mile and of -nl.l writ. ! N w, tht ief.tro. niiini) of ftaitl hirlirnii'Ot' ditTrt tt fou "y vM uio lino in pur- it nnriu sate, t wilt, mi wtinnny ihoSth day of February lutW.ut tin? a. ntli tltKir of the Coii.t I oue tu' (ii;tori, Wushintrton Connly, OriW'ii, til the ho..r of li oVIork A. M., of and day. nll ut pohHe mictioi. t. tlu biifheat bidder lor i'nh, I tie follow iuK-ilem'ribeil mil property, (o-ait: All of that imrtol (jot N'uiiiliercd K'-fht (SinMertion Seventeen (17' Townthipdne (1) South of KU)io T 12) O oil i.rthe Willamottc Mer., limb lies went of the Comity (toad Jin.' 2lV,' eontiiininir, nine arret ol laud more or Imw ami nil aitiiui in v ajtliington Countv, Orrni, to Htlfy tho lit ri iiiiicfiiro iutmiMuiiiH,und for tho cfiMls and nxpeuw (if said vale. Haiti proiwrty tll l)oMMd auhject to re. deinptioii a.t per ttiitnte iifOrpgnn. Wltiirat my miidthi 3rd day of ,Tuuu ary, l!w. W. U. UUADPOKU, HhprilT of Wmlilttfrfon Countv, (intj.in. U.T. Utoi.KT, Attorney for l'l'ulnlitr. 91.10 Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificially digest the food and nlda Nature in BtreDKtheningr and'reooD struct I nR the exhausted digestive or gans. It la the latest discovered dist ant and tonic, flo other -preparation can approach It In efficiency. It In Btantly relieves and permanently cures DysDeDsia. Indlccstlon. ' HeartlfurB. Flatulence, ttour.Storowh, Nanueajl i, , ' i ii utne r reNu 1 1 s ( in m pi;r ieni u i Kesttoo, rrsparta ey r cf cewitt co., i)tas Delta DriffMvAj HlriabofoOrfgon Mi The Affairs of Europe are faithfylly portrayed in the original and exclusive-cable dispatches which The CHI CAGO RECORD prints daily from the leading . capitals of the old world. This magnificent special service is in process of being greatly extended so as to include every important city in Europe; and it is supplemented by the full regular cable service of The Asso ciated Press. The Chicago Record, alone of all American newspapers outside New York city, now prints original and exclusive cable dispatches dally from, ; the leaning capitals of Europe, vt.'ri fl ! ORGANS! Easy Payments. It iseasv toohuin good one. Where tio local dealer sella them, we will send a piano or an orjjan for a muall cash pav-mi-nt, baliuu-e in monthly payments. Two yea.' time to riniah piirchtnie if de sired. We would like to explain our method. We will send an instrument guaranteeing siitisfiu'tion, or the piano may be returned to ua at our expense. Catalogues ftte lor the asking, tell all about them Special prices and full In formation if you write. K 1) 10 I Lit io7 First Stroet, POKTLAND - -OREGON 'SHERIFF'S SALE. . .,.....,, .... ... i mni'. ur an kx Kir rntv M.1' Pir' ''. 'Ud out of ' " n Man. or imKoii tV ""hi V".' emintv, in fnvor of P. A. """7 "K"""'1 J.'"" JJorimii, Km ma I.. Mortrioi. ami H. It H iol AriiinlnU K Ihnnplin.ya, Kxeeiitora of ihn l.ant Will anil iitninii tl Thoa, l. Hniiiphrt')', ilecettw.l. X. II. Ilunmli n ya. Mary C llunihlir-y, hi, wile. John II. Hiiiin.hn.jB, Kjfa Hiunpimvn, lili ile( Thmiua J. iluniphrrva, l.inair llumuhn.vs, Inn wifr. tdumiel T. Hiimpli. revs, Aramlnln K. Huinplirxyn, Mary A Wolvcrton, Itriu-e Wolvertmi, her hunt and, Artliur K. Iliimiilirevs, W. l. Wood A'llllilllnlrillor of tin' i-slalV nf t ulliof I lust ilniT, iletvnaiol, J, 1), .Merrvmnn, diulli latnitur le tmuis 11.111 ,f Hie ratiite. of Sinn uvi C. Itllrhoy, diH-vuxxl. John Heniilx, Mnry Iiih.im ami Ji'imlii Clmiimun. K. oiitomnftlic f.wt will and Ti-itainent of Minerva Newton, il.wifo.1, Iih, It lev. AdtniiliNtriilorol'tlin i-MiHia ..I St,.!. J. Mull. Muiawil. W V,. Mnlih and Aim wvHk, lli-r-r-in llmkrupi.-v. Inr Hie HUUI ol SJMT.'mnla, iiml for lli furtlinr ihuiii oi si.V4t.ui l , f.lii n.lii. with tut. : erest tln rtnui nl tlm rati, of u per vent iwr , niiniim rrom dm 2rih tlav of Novinnbi r, 1 lHt. nn, I tho rnrther hiiiii of ficji.tm (1 s. I '-'old Coin, with inli.reii thiriHiu from the mi tuiy oi .-sovomimr, Wt. nt the rate of a pt-r cent, per milium, mnl f,,r the lurther IBioo tuji.inuniu-. s. ,.in vilth lnt- ,pn-i iiierion ir.iin tlm '.Ttli ilay of Nov I .-illiBT, TO,, hi uif r,l II or 10 lilT milt, mi iiiiiiiim. ami for tlio i-UHt mnl axiioiimw of i V' ... ... . . . ttini i hiiiii wro. oow. uienior. ny virtue inul n inir- ".it.1 lulj!in.iit, i--re nn. or dt-rot nui. w ill. -m M,mi,Iv Hie ,'iih itay of Kelinohy, Imm, at the Houtli door of the court llotisp. III IllHlM.rt. Wllllltull i-ountv, Oreiron. at the hour ,if HI .i'.-I.,. !, A V ot sob tlnv. jull m piitihu iiiutl m to inn inirtirsi lllihlpr r. ir t'jt-tli lint d'Mnltnil real pioiH'rte, t.vxvif A II tilt' iimllvlilml tine hull' t.t t.llf, Ilitll .r I i.n i.l tit Towii l llillnhorn, na shown hy tho pint of tl. Town m, ri-tjoril In tho 'inie ti inn Kite. iT'iCT til "Hltl IMIliltV Alj the unitlvUled mm half oi flho fo iow iiik iii aOritittt p art of l.m.l lltimr uart'of f jitu l.'i,.i.t m t.,.iit. , . . - - . .... . ...., u .',',?!"" w'H'k No '"' (1 "r 'd Town of iiiiitnoro, uiMi m.ira partlcularlv denorib- ed a follows: eoinnii'neitj at a miiiu m i' t.'t .tiirto alio n rem i'mxi or the South went corner of miid III.Mk So. I, thence runt in reel, tl id ,nli tmraltnl w (h wiwl Hide of .nihl Hliirk, "I feet, thetun we-ti in t'i, tlmnee Honlh tnnallii with w est line of hii. I lock to tlm place ol he It1" IT. exceptliiK rrotit th ufornauld west half ol the Wctt half of l.ola Pivulft) mi r ibiit it a iriut or ;tui '.'fl rent .North an.T Mouth hy 4!l fi""l Ku-t and Went oir mo rtortn HiOi) o anl IM Klvu (1) hereto fore, mild by l A. Ilullcv amt wife and J J. a onran and wife to Mariraret A. I'nw ell 'AINU all of the following ib'terllied ',r.m'tM' 'y'"K' blii(( ami altunlo within i iiahlniftmi Countv tlrejoii. and known ailtllll'Ml(llllt4'd BH f lllllWH, to-will Holm all of l.ota Nuuihnred One () and I wo M and Thread of mwl in llohart's Hult-llivlslon to (leo. W. Kbbert'a Donat ion Laud Claim, Tuwnithlp I North Kiiiikc "wi "in. .uer. eontaiiiiiiic thirty (,I0! aerca, tn antlnfy-tho heroin Imforn iiauietl (Uitoa, ami for tho iimta nml exiieun'M of Hani anie. Huid property will t e sold niil.jtK-t to ro- "t'liipuon an per NiHtuie ol ut'iynn. Witneas my hand thla '.'nil day of Jimu ary. lliiiO. W. I), lilt A DFOUIi, isiierill of axhimrtim County, Oroifon. nioK. tt.,tK. II, To-tona, Attorneys for A Itllllllll. . First, to rrjvc with the telegraphic nowaino wecKiy uregonlan. County Treasurer"! Notice. Aii ojn'jwrVanin nndomed prior to riiiinHirf,ii,.jrji:i, nro now I'ttuea for and lavitBlHirt-iny (iltloo In the city of i 1 i 11m- noro. , interest wui umie aner i tun tint. Nov,2()flxl. .... A.H. CADY, '(Cn)naa.r - ' ' a i ti i r i 'it i. CbousDtful Careful clothing buyers never consider quality alone, or price alone. Its the happy union so fully met with right here that strikes home to our consciousness like a bullet from a rifle. You know this make I H. WEIIKl'NU ami SONS, The Hillsboro Pharmacy The Leading Drug Where DruiTH, Metllclm-a. I'aluta. OII.hMiiiea, I'.rmtlie. and all llriiKHil's Niitulil. liny lie prot tirtnl al prkra that mniplv ilimaut'V oiuprtltioii. Tlutt titiriiy mm Htrii t in tin- Have farina ami city property fur sale all sirps prices and tlecri.tioin. Alio) fnw niilU, creatneriea and Country Mori'. V ltnt futnia in CU ifoniia to t'xcliani!H. Call or writ" fur list. ' v" HILLSBORO, - . - . ORKGONV SHERIFF'S SAL I. ItY VIKTlMi OK AM KXKCt'TIOX. derren and order of mile, iiwiiml out uf tho Circuit Court of the Htatri of Oirwou, fur Wa.ihiiiKi.iu Countv, In favor of It. W, Crime and iiKiiiiott Jacoh 1'eniiliiK-, elul.. (leo. llriihatii, llitiijiniiln IllriUell and Mar K. ItinUcll, exeenlorKof the liutt will and t'"thini(iiil i,( li vln Ulrdmill. d (caintl, .Ittrunilnli Hottter, It, If. Walk r, l.lzzie Nniltli anil the Htitto of Oriyim, for (he hii nt of $y.ui coats and for (ha further sum of f liriA.no t! H Hold coin, with iutereit theroon al the rain of 10 ir dent iut o i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Irotn tliemii day of iJrmmi nor, mm, ami Tor tlio Cmt and uxpeiihei of wile iiml oi Mild writ. Now. tliprvfuru, hy vlrtuoaml In utimii lined nf wilil Jiiiliiient. ilecrt-e and urdor of mile, 1 will, on Monday, thn Mil day of t'liiiriiiiry, iiK), nt tlm wiiilli door of the Court lloune in ! lllslwru, Waahliiitloii (toitiily. Orcipiii, at the hour of IU o'clock A M, of Haiti day, noil at pulilin nuclinii to tho lila-licnt lildilor forciudi, tlio followliiK deici'iiied real proHirly, lo-wit: Lot No. I. in Klrwotid Farm, lituntod In Wit'liitiKton County, Ori'Kon, to antlHfy thu licrninlielore named miina. and furthn (nmtH and nxpiiuneN of mild miUi. Siiltl property will Iw wild aulijuct to ro deiuptlou aa pur NtnluM of Oreiron. etlipl Will turns in v hand I III' 2nd (lav of Janu- ry, In v. W. II. lilt A I) Ft) III). Hliorlir of WaalilitKtoii Cmintv, Ornifnll, tlV (1. li. I IKII II MAM. Ill'lllll V. H; II. lltwoN. Altornev for I'lalntKl'. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIltTUK OK AN KXKCU'f Ion, dunrou nml order of mile IhniikiI out of the l ircult Court of the HtnUi of Oretriiii.lbr WumIiIiikUiii County, in favor ofJaiueH II. VViilknriiiKltiuiiliiHt Thoa. J. and Itlw.le llninpliriivs, for tho attinof f 1 1. fit) ousts, and for the furthnr mini of ftlfiO.W U H (fold unlti, with lutorcMt tlmreoii at thu riito of II) per cunt pur annum frotti the latdny of Occonilwr ltll), and for the coat and expound of mila and mild writ. Now. thci-ufom, by virtue and In pui-Mii-ttncu of aaid Jiidxninnt, (Utcroe and order of Halo, I will, on Monday the Ath day of Fuliruury 1IKX), at th south door of the uourt iioitao in i tiiNlmru, W'a-dilmrtun County, OruKiui at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M..ofHiuddiiy. Nell ut ptilillo auiitlon to the hi(heHt bidder for caalt, the follow Inn (lennribod roitl property, to-wit! Coiiiiiium'liijruta point South HO do reo!K)niinnteH lutat and 4 Clialna from tho North Kual cornor of Week li in Hum phreys Addition to Hillaboro. theiien H HI) dl'iN'ons !) lllilliittm HiiHt.(H!linIn. thence H H(l inintiteH W and parallel with tho ICiwt linn of Hlxth Htreet. In .uld Ad. ditlon 3.01) chuitiH titmice North 80 ilea roea 110 niliiuli'M W 3.00 chultii, to the H K corner of hind wild )y '',(m. 1). Huinph rnya tu Utiori? H. Citiitiiholl. thuncu North !X) minutes K .oo (diaitm, to the place of tieirintiliiacrjiitalnliig 00-100 aoros, all altit ated iu VViiHhitiBtoii County Oi'ukoii, to natlnfy the boralnbcfore named suiiih, and ior nio ramia ana oxneusos or said milo. Hold nroiiHi'l v will he sold -iililt.e.t. tn . doiiiptlun aa per atiituca of UrnKon. wilneaa my liuml thin 2nd day of Jan.. W. I). HHADI'OHX), Hhct'lirof VVuHhliii'ton Countv. flrmmii ii"n in, vYAM,, Aitomuy ior nulntlll ti tn... ... .. r OREGONIAN AND ARGUS, a.oo. The Weekly. Oregonlan and this paper give you all the news of boms, stats, ths Northwest and th nut Inn ' t t,i I ,.j ' 1 I DO VOU WtAR THt OUANANTCCO OLOTHINa IIII.USltoKd.oKKUON. Union lllock Main Hi. Dr. V. A. Hallsj I'mprlotor, House. nml fret linri'ii of ilrtin ant! flii-ii.f. cala i uluit linti'.'H tlm nmHt natiffiu-tnry re Milti"; uiol vmi will nUiiva fuul Iliein at THE DELTA DRUG STORE.' Wm alati rurrv tlm Inst iiMMirieJ utm k ol Totlft HttioleH iinJ ilritff, cuii'lrtea ii be intuit v. Kait that Ihiv for cimh etmlili a uk In ioa with flM tla-K lioll-ea iintl pi t the h-l. Fntti ily reria tcorivi' na cnrtful utti'iitiou u phyifiai'' jin ccri-itiima. ''V liit a'irin. Nortliroi,' rroiii-lvtor. Newly Furnished and Kenovated., A Brat-clans talriv and . . .. '. all accoiniiiodiition- , ' i ., for the convenience , , ' of RucKta. , . . .,, . . , . Time Schedule ; - ' ..From Portland tJ'"'t '".'!" !'' l "I fJirWalt Lake" Itenver, Ft. Worth, OM',m Kanw Ult? Hpokani. Klyor Inavo- H ah p , fr Walla; Walla, MtMt.tw.ri ta, Nt. I'a.il mZX Ocimii Mtnamslilna.lBavo nt 4 p. nt for Hun FruiiclKco, willing evorji nv, .'lays. Coliiinlila Klvnr leave H p , ox,,,,,,.- wayliiiidinKHiiirrlvoij.ninxccptHunduy Wlllani.itla''el.'. ' ' v . Sunday for ('on mM'f ZLu?? ,,M'l""ll" U,r(V0' 4-W " W OteVvl Willitntntio aiiil.Yair'Jilll. river Iravv 7 a m Ttiniilay, Thursday and Hiiturd.ty for On Kon I Ilty, Dayton and wiiy laitini Kriday P '" """,,jBy- Wwl''e' " vtH t "l0ttB1 r lve 0 a m Tuesday, riiurHday and SiUiirday for Corvallla and way lituaiiiKs, arrivn i:iH p m Tuimtlay. Iburwlay and Halurdny , "yt iim?.!!.1? , rtyor louyo , Itlparla . dally al l: a. tn. for Lewl-dmi- returning leave ItOwiHtnii dully at 8:H0 a. in. AddreHB , WVII. I1ULBUUT, . v Oon. Pans. Agent (S Foote, . liaiers Trmtaaot a Ooneral thinking Diialnesa J, W. 8IIUTR A. 0. 81IUT1S , . . . Manager .... Cuidilor Boll hIkIH KxcIibiiko and Telgraph1o TranHfnra and Ihhuhs f.nttara nf o-edit avallitblu throiiKhout the United Mttttea. i iiinw ihiin oi j'.xcnittiKfl on l.ondoi Uvermiol. Dublin. Pltria. Ilnrlln. KrnnLi. fort-on-the-.Viiiin,Htoukht)lm and all prli J, tupni i-iviun oi rtiirope. CollectloiiH inudo on all aunoaalble polntt ; Hanking hottra from 0 a m to 8 p in lllll..l. r O R&N i 1
