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THE ARGUS
Kntered at the Post-otttce t Hillsboro,
Oregon, as Second class mail matter.
LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR.
- County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
Tie Argus Publishing foW
Bubseitlon: One lVUar per Annum.
Six Months, 60 cts; Three N onths, Sft cts.
Opposed to Gold Mono metallism. Be
lieves In the Bimetallic Standard.
' Dear Money means Debased Property,
and Profitless American Product. Our
Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain.
Has oo use fur Marcus A. Hanna
WHOBRISG8IlSUKPVTK.
It is a patent fact that the produc
ing element of a political party
never brought the organization in
' to disrepute, button I he contrary,
, the deteriorating influence has come
from the commercial centres. This
' is easily explained, and it needs no
wisehead to give a reasonable an
' lysis. When the big commercial
ventres want a tiling, they go for
' ward to get it; they expend money;
if it takes crooked work to get it
crooked work is inaugurated. When
the great credit combinations want
ed an administration which would
give them a financial system which
would prevent a return of the old
and profitable level for farm prices,
did they openly ask for it? Not
much? They first found their man
for president, and then found the
' politicians to engage in their
scheme. The next thing was to get
a platform which would not frighten
"" their qu ury the voters. This
they found in t h e international
. plank the most stupenduous fraud
ever perpetrated on unsuspecting
voters.
This' fraudulent plank held them
sufficient votes in doubtful territory
to elect the executive. As soon as
this was "accomplished, the mask
was thrown off, and the large news
papers controlled by the money
power commenced to openly ad
vocate the gold policy. This dis
reputable and deceitful work was
not the result of the rank and file
of republicanism but it was the
work of the pigeons employed by
those who were bettered by that
which limits the production of
money. Thus by the work of there
ingenious and unscrupulous wire
pullers, the republican party was
made to bring about that which its
producing wing did not want. The
manufacturing interests, which had
contributed money for corporate
success, immediately perfected
trusts for their greater profit, and
, "the public is being bled by pirates
coder the guise of "patriots" and
sticklers f o r "national h o n o r."
Yet these very chaps voted thous
anus of producers for a system
. which means debased product
pure and simple could anything
be more ridiculous?
But, though the betrayal is here
it is some satisfaction to know that
the farmers in the party did not
stoop to perpetrate the fraud which
- was hoisted to power tinder false
pretence. To the commercial ele-
went, backed by the dishonesty ot
chief politicians, is due the dis
repute.
WiLL. TUB PEOPLE ENDORSE?
The Orego.iian has published let
ters from a number of republican
- state committeemen, all of whom
.. claim party Buccess at the polls at
the coming election. Is it possible
., that these gentlemen are correct?
Is it possible that Oregon w;ll again
entrust her public affairs to men
like Joe Simon, the Portland He
brew, Joe Simon, whose name is
synonymous with jobbery of the
i. worst type? Is it possible that a
great state like Oregon must longer
; remain a mere plaything for this
oorruptlonist and his servile hench
men? If so, why bo?
Oregon is a state of which we
, should be proud; is the common
wealth to longer endure men a
the official helm who use power for
, basest purposes men like Geer,
who sells office for monev, and
men like Mr. Simon, who is known
. in the Pacific northwest as a pro
duct of the worst possible political
type? Is there no redress for the
people of ao great a state? With
men like theae representing Oregon
ia it any wonder that the state suf
fers, both at horns and abroad?
When eastern statesmen see our
Oregon representatives in Congrebs,
what must they think of the peo-
Die in Oregon who are not sen
back tothe national capita'
With McBride heading the list a
man who has neither ability nor
cunning; then Joe Simon, a little
noti lescript Jew, whom the people
of Oregon abhor, not because of his
race, but because of his character
istic ye Gods, what repreKiita-
lion in the senate, eh?
Then we have Moody and Tongue
n the house Moody, a mere pol
itical creature who has neither
and Tongue, who i continual y
n y t h i n g to anybody, a n d at
all times. All of t h i s u u a r
UUe have in the past supported
any oi l thing their parties have
platformed and they keep shuffling
from one year to another in order
to keep both feet on the platform
the platform being as shifty a
either of the noble statesman men
tioned. But a few years back, and
they and their party were strenu
ously against the debasement o f
American product, but all are now
in the cheap list supporting that
w h i c h cheapens all the farmer
must sell, yet standing for swindl
ing the farmer on all things the
producer must buy. Will Oregon
endorse this condition, or will she
do away with thesJ political para
sites, and put in power that which
will stand for the dignity of what
Oregon produces? Let us hope
the honorable committeemen are
in error, and that their reasoning
is painted with political coloring.
Many of these gentlemen the An
ors knows personally, and it knows
they are at heart ashamed of Ore
gon's misrule.
"THRICE I 9 H E ARMED THAT
HATH HIS QCARREL. JCST."
me treatment ot uen. Uroi j-, in
tliu British generals forcing htm to
appear at the doors of their tents
before a surrender would be accept
ed, is unprecedented, and is a stain
which will be long in washing to
reasonable satisfaction bv the world
at large. The surrender of thrit
thousand B')ers, however, is n it a
severe blow to the Transvaal c in".-.
by any means. It may bo tint
this temporary set back wili mor
than be redeemed before J on hen
gets through with Buller. Even
lover of the maxim, "Thrice i h
armed who hath his qH.irrrl j'Kt,'
yet hopes to see the Boers victor!
ous. They are right in all p-speci,
with regard to the causes which 1 d
to warfare, and their coping with
such terrible odds should win f.
them the admiration of the ctviliz
ed world. This puking, puling
praise of "British valor" which
consists of 50,000 men against
Cronje's 3,000, is enough to dis
gust a Munchausen. The tvhol
world of unprejudiced intelligence
will feel highly gratified to see
Jouberl wipe out the defeat o f
Cronje and repay the insufferable
insolence, of a man like Roberts,
who staid sixteen miles in the rear,
poured upon the head of a veteran
like Cronje. who was with his gal
lant little band of Dutchmen in all
their hardships of war. Millions
of American hearts are today hop
ing that British arrogance will in
the near future be humbled, and
were our administration of such
fibre, the libertine, John Bull,
would soon be trekking homeward
to sing praises to the queen.
When corporate greed so controls
our congress that it must vote a tax
upon pecple in Puerto Rico, aside
from that general taxation that is
placed upon our home people, then
see we where we are at. The poor
devils who have been the children
oftryannyfor ages past are now
become the objects of graft. In this
benign tariff bill, we see how the
constitution does follow the flag
but follows in disgrace if it shall
ever catch up. But moral fibre
does not go far these Jays with our
exploiting friends who merely want
'expansion for purposes of robbery.'
Still, are we not more than fair
with the "dagoes?" 'I hey are vacs
a's,' and if they complain, we will
whip them. We have a right to
tax these "varmints" if we want.
This is not the first time Hannaites
have advocated a government half
slave and half-frje. Their mone
tary "boon" is Porto It i c a n, iib
well.
The Oregonian calls Ex-Consul
Macrum a hairbrained youth, or
something of that kind, following
out the rule of abuse or ridicule it
adopts toward all who dare to ex-'frequently, so as to teach them to
press a sentiment not in harmony 'stand for milking purposes, like an
with its political views. On thelo!Jco,v' In conclusion, let me ad-
other band it refers to John Bar-1
rett, ex-minister to Si a. 11, as a pro-
found statesman a n d diplomat,
Save Time, Muscle And Money.
NoT'2
By Buying a Grub Tree and Slump
SHtitaction. may feet of cable goes
when in fact it knows him to !e
one of the shallowest, vainest of
dudes that ever got intoocr foreign
service, through a family pull with
Grover. Roseburg Review.
Mr. Senator McBride evidently labors
under the delusion that one good term
deserves another.
Our Oregon congressmen will now
commence to push the Indian War Vet
eran Pension bill.
The country trusted Mr. McKiuley,
ud just to show that he realized that
one good turn deserved another, Mr
McKinley and hi administration pro
ceeded to "trust" the country.
And the dispatches tell u s that the
English feel very happy that fifty thous
and of their men have captured three
thousand Boers! Well, cold consolation
i s better than no consolation. The
British have over 200,000 men in the
field, and the Boers have about 60,000.
The British loses are now about 12,000
with more to hear from. Cronje sue
ceeded in getting the biggest part of his
forcv; out of the way.
DAIRYING FOR PROFIT.
Wm.Sihulmerich, the South Tual.t
tin dairyman, rend the toiling paper
before the recent Farmers' Int-ii-ttite.
tit Forest U.nve:
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
Some in the South Tu.laiiu district Law
learned enough about lite dairy ln inrss
to have -the prom 011 the right s.de 01
the ltilger. I will explain our methods
j ml t'.iose wli.i lolluw, wdl surely meet
with profit, l ir-t. we must have ccvis
with specml da.ry conformation. To!
know this stu.l) ih"e I orm 01 ail the lint- i
ed Cowl that liuve large Uli.U anil liu'.Ur '
records, ml try v ruisj or Inly fOs
uear like theui ns p-.nsible. Ii'yuu buy"!
arst try an I h ive tacir milk t.iie.l i.-.
U.e B.ihcock tester, for 110 man can 1. 1,
how rich if u cow's milk, by simply iouk- j
ing at Hie ani.nal. Next, ltavc pure'
waier, ccmfoitaMc buildings, ami in" "
elude siloes. . I will say right here, that j
110 prson sliuu'd run a dairy without . a-j
nlo, as there is no other way thai food
lor cows can te j cheaply produced as
by ensilage Ens.lage can be uiade irom
any green crop, com, clover, etc. Your
material should be (.ut in lengths of one
half or three-fouith inches, fur if it is
not cut very fit e, it will not pioptily
settle and exclude the air, which is i 11
dispensible for good ensilage.
As to ensilage product, 1 have had the
success with the Pride of the North,
which matures early, produces fine ears,
and will ripen in our climate. In the
Willamette valley, clover and aUike are
the best grasses toraise for hsy, sow six
pounds ol red clover and 4 of alsike, mix
ed, per icre. For grain feed I would
use: 8 lbs. bran and two of oilmeal; or,
8 lbs. of ground barley and 2 lbs. oil
meal; or 30 lbs. of ensilage, 4 lbs. of bran
ami 4 lbs ot snorts.
-uuac . ua.ry cow; sne w hi ge - , ,he v.irioim Ueb .rl llieilln U
even with you by giving less milk and . - r i in i- n
poorer quality, anrf sometimes dance a "!""' . A ' '!r" cor(lmll.v ,"'
jig in the milk pail. In cold, stormy VtWd to thft-e Hemce. j
weather, keep your cowg in doors both
day and night, let them out only to drink, j 1 1' ' jiimI wheat, our county's
or while the barn is being c'l ea n ed. j great products, Hill hover around
Never fasten them with a 2x4 scantling ; ,JIB unprnrtlabte utlolations.
an each side of their necki, like many j ' . . . 1
tr'r Imlgiinefih rT w?uld eel wU1i K. L. JnrnM, well known here, is
your neck in five inches of sp ice for 16 ; 1 , 1 . r , 1 ,,' ,
hours at a time. I use what is known as loe.ited a t McUu.l, Cal ,
the model cowstall, and since changing I H here h will log for the heaniit.
to this, Irom the old stanchion, mv cows ' : ,
gave 1-5 more milk. See that yoiir barn j Henry C 1 luilinier, now refilling
is well ventilated and has plenty of light i at .herwno.. was in the cit V toiliiy
Vf u. - j: . :,, .
Otlfh in Inrnw a rat THrmm i Kut
dows, and plenty of them. Never have
a solid wall close in front of cows, as this
is injurious to their health. Keep, asi
near as possible, regular hours for feed-;
ing and milking. If not, the cow will j
fret and the fat contents of the milk will '
be less. Test every cow individually bv :
weigning ner mil and then te with the
Babcock ttster. To be accurate, multi -
ply the pounds of milk by the test and
add I 6 The result will lie the amount of
butter the milk contains. If the cow is
not profitable, sell her to the butcher as
soon as possible. Always remember jn
breeding a dairy cow, that the bull is
half of the herd. Get a registered aui-
mal whose ancestors have milk and but-' this Hninmona, to wit: on or before the - 'fdt Kxecutor of the lat wIH and tont
ter records as many generations back as expiration of six weeks next from and ! I1,"?!' .- " oaeaawMl, has
tvihi in, nr. tr, t,,, , ..i...r,!. i.,.,.n;. 1. 1 ft Id his hnal necounta as fcxecuotr of Had
mistakes. The heifer calves tn I,, r.l
ed.bo.d beolacedinapen by them -
selves, away from the mother The
flrft T nd" ShT"d b,Vfcd' I"-
tirely, the second week, adding skim
milk, oraduallv. while the nm milk iB
being reduced. The third week, skim
milk can be fed entireiv, bv adiliui; a
little oilmeal, which should first be scald-
ed. Three quarts ol skim miik, and 8
tablespoon o. oilmeal, all warmed before
feeding, twice a day
' ' enough for a
small calf. Do not feed too much, as
more calves die from overfeeding on skim
milk, than die from too little feeding.
Have vnur cows dehorned, huf An il,7.
when they aie calves but a week old.
Take a pair of shears and clip the hair
around the button, then wet button with
soapy water; wipe thoroughly dry; lake
stick of caustic potash and rub the but
ton thoroughly, add in an hour, the
horn ia a "goner."
Calves should always be kept in
growing condition and not too fat.
'Photf al-iMill ra Vta1 wrian iinn m .
lim. and their udders handed
,e ?u "ot 10 or i,1? ant
nnmriLririi fnr aailtr fall FuoHi net
There is nothing a cow will eat
with more relish.
1 A SVV 1
I'uller. Several now in use in the
with n ch machine. Make vmir
tall on or Address,
PIANOS &
For Cash, or on
The home of
Chickering Pianos
Kimball Pianos
Weber Pianos
Kimball, Crown, Needham, and
ATTENTION,
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"A Character Sketch nf Dw'mht
L .Mun'ly, a man of (ii,d.'' will ln
tlm theme of Mr, lluglie.V dicuurie
at Uie Congregiitiiiiiiil church n-xt
Sunday night, at 7:30. At the
same place, the mine speaker, at
11:00 A. M., will have fur hi nub
i.-Ct : '''Hie I'art Phi veil bv tiin 1'iiHt
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SUMMONS.
- .
In Hie Circuit Court or the MUito of On
eon li,r Washington County.
V. K. 1 runumaii, Plaintiff
! . vs
1 'da May liranumaii Defendant
i To Ida May Hi anamuii. the uuove nam
d ilt't'i iiilanl; In the name of the atate of
i rekon: you are hereby required to appear
: and iiimwer the complaint lilud amiiimt
' "I ll't" V'V'T'1 ??Hrt.1H'"1
; 1 ' iT;:h.:ir. u".
1 "uiihiidiin. the flrat i.nl.lii-jilion thnrenf
' Jjg - w teo
Je 1100 V to tTe court for
1 SZnluM'Mi win pUlnlto
WH: I hat the marriage cniitrm:t now ex-
. iii,,,. i...,...,. ..ii..,,,v ,i..,i...
' dissolved, tlmt plalnlilf lie awarded the
cure and iiUidy ol';Lulii s,ay liraiiamau.
' tllB minor child of plaiiitlll"iiiid del'ondant,
'ha' plainli'l rwover from defendant the
"XifiLiT d-
'i'liis nnim -iih is nerved iiraHi you by
: publication by order of lioi
County Judge of Wanhln
A. Uu
IOU,
inictoii countv
a. uregon, which orner was inane ami naiea
Oregon, whieh o
on Feb. i8. V.W.
; ... . ... Smith & Howman,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby 1 Ivan that the oiidfralri
ed, adininlxtrator of the estate of (.'. T.
Ni-ep. ileu-aKH'i, has filed Ins uccoiiiiIm for
11 iitil BeUleiiiciH in the Coiinly Court of
the State of Oregon for Washington Coun
ty, and that said County Court has fixed
Monday the '2nd day of April, ll'OO, at the
hour of 10:0 ) a. rr.. of said day at the court
room of mid court In Hillsboro, Washing
ton County, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing objections to said accounts
and the li mil aottlement of said estate.
Hated at lllllfboro. this 15th day of Feb
ruury, 1900.
Thomas Talbot.
Adniiiiistnitorof theeatuteofO T. Neon.
deceased.
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count v. Operated cheaply and gives
hnrn.. An vmi ....rL
II. C. PKARSOS, Farming-ton, Ore.
ORGANS!
Easy Payments.
It iseasv toolitain a good one. Where
no local duller sells thrui, we will send a
piano or wn organ lor a niiull cash pay
ment, balance in monthly payuiriits.
Twc yea's' time to finish purchase if de
sired. We wnuM like to enpUtn oin
nu-tlol vVf send an iomruuiriit
V.nai.iiit.rtng tatttlWtiirti, or the piatic
may be" irturoed to us at our expense.
Catalogues Ore lor the askliiy, tell l
about hrm Special price ami lull in
formation If you wiite.
io7 First Street,
PORTLAND --OREGON
Great Western Organs.
LADIES! !
We have laken t h e
agency of (lie f.imuus
Drew, Selhy & Co..
Ladies' allots au I can
fit any font, Price,
f J.jo, f4 ot".", $,! 50 and
$4 00! Come in and
ee them.
WEHRUNG & 8 0NS,
niu.snouo. niiKcos.
Q)I0
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflclallydlgests the food and aids
Nature lo strengthening and recon
itructlng the eihausted digestive o
gans. It Is the latestdlscovered dlgeit
ant and tonic. No other preparation
caa approach It la efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Drspepsla, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
BlckHeadache,Oastralg1a,Cratnps,and
11 oiner results or 1 mperrect aigestioa,
weparta tyr c oswiti ce., trjicog
Delta Drag Store, Hillsboro, Oregon
ORECONIAN AND ARGUS, $3.00.
The Weekly Oregonian and this papei
give you all the news of home, state, the
Northwest and the nation.
First to arrive with the telegraphic
1 newt The Weekly Orefonlan.
Notice of Final Settlement.
' Notice I. hereby given that the under
I eatute, in the county court ol the aUte of
HSSlilk. ISA
"'April, 1IW0; at the hour of 10:00 A.
V l ro...,, ,1, Hill
l")ro' Washington county, Ore , as the
tune and place for licariiiK oblcctlons u
4 ""tSjl ud the Hnid Hottleiiient of
aald eatnte. Duted at Hillahoro. thix Nth
day ol febrnary. IttH). 1'. J. llAHl.Elt,
Kxenutor uf tho lioit will and toHtiimont
of John h, lliutlor, dueeiiN.'d,
SUMMONS.
In the circuit court of the Btute of Oregon
for Wa' lilngtoii county.
II. J), Sclinieltzor, P la nt I fl'l
vs
Hattlc Hchrnollitpr, Defuiidant.)
To Ilattin Hchmelliter, Del'oiidiint.
In llieiiaiiiooftheStuteofOi-uKiiii: You
are berebv rixiulred tommear and aimwor
the complHiiit riled ugalnat you in the
abovo entitled suit on or before, the Ifith
day of Maiiih 1 .AM), and If you full lo so
aiiMwer for want thereof the I'laintlfl will
apply tothe court for the relief demanded
in the complaint to wit! For a decree dlu
olviiigatio forever setting aside the lunula
of iiiHlriinony nowund heretofore oxisting
between plalntllf and defendant, and for
such other and further relief as to tho
court may seem Just.
TIiIh publication is made by order of
Hon. Thomas A. McHrlde, Judge of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Washington County, duly made and erj-
S11Al4AMMAM44SMAasa
2x2ateSSs22aaia
Mr"
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Coppp
tf
Top Coat Devotees
have learned to look
to us for all that's
ultra-fashionable ex
clusive, distinctly new
yet many notches
lower in price than
the custom tailor.
Have a look at our
"top notch" variety.
ll.WKIIKrMlaud Sl)S.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
The Loading; Drug
Where llrugs. Medleiura. I'mIiiI., (l. Smife., Ilrushet ami all lniirlt's Kiilulrls,
111-iy Ih priM iiriil at prices thai simplv dinianre wimik)HiTiii.
eri'd the dnv uf lnniiary, '4). and
ll.l lllt pIlldil-Mliull if I III" MllllllllllU U
.11 le eli. IhI !im,
A K. I-i.kik . I'urtUiid, lire ,
Alt' riicy fr I'lttlntltr.
SUMMONS.
In tliitl'irriiii ('iirtofllinHtateor Oregon
lor W iwhinKl'iii 1 oiinty,
I. I). Aaher, I'lallltitr.i
vs
;. K. Alur, lli'fi'iiilant.)
fuC. K. A'her di foiiilMiit In the above
entitled null.
In the iihiiiv of the Suiln of OrrKnn, ymi
ro hen-by niuir'l to appear and answer
he complaint liU-d auiiiiiDl you In the
ilMiie oiitllled suit hy .Vlnndav, Muiell i.
wl. '
aid "nil l iiiumi-need by plaintiff
iiialiit you f.irdlv ri. ii.m ihtjiiiiinil
I iloMiriion. and If V"ii fall to anamiir ln-
' ween now and said time fur want thereof,
he plainlltf will lake JniliiHieiu uaiimt
yo.i fitr divorce and the illiiliitloli ol the
mirriHifn now vxlailiiK between you and
.aid plaintllf.
I his summon la Miivod by publleatimi
In piiriiauee lo an order mude by the
lion. Thim, A. Miilrlile, Jmlf or the ( Ir
eiiil Court ut thn Mlule of Oregon, for
WaidiiiiKtoii I 1111 illy.
Iltileil Jim 91. IlkMI mhIiI ,,r,liv t-iw Ididtf
that the flmt piiblieiitlon nf thia suminons '
tlmiild bo muile on .Ian. if, imKl.
H. C. HriNi.'Kit, t
Altorney for I'luliitiff, , j
Notice First of Meet Ina' uf Creditors
In the Pinrli l Court of the United Wales '
or the lil-tru't of Ore(iin. j
In the Matter of ltmik )
niptcy of V In Kankruptey
Htepiien lllauk, Inaolvuiit)
To the Crwlltoraof Mtephou Illank. of
I orest Urove. in the Ciiiinty of WaahiiiK
ton, and IMalrlct ulornaiiid, a bankrupt.
Notice Ik hereby kI vin that, 011 the 121
Hay of Feb., A I' I WW. the said Mephen
It I u 11k was adjudged a bankrupt, and1
too llrat mwtiiiK of his creditor, will ho
held at tbeolllitv of the underslKned refe-t
reo, in liilliiboro, Waliini,ton Count, 011
the With day r t ebruary, A 1'. HMO, at IU
o'clock in the forenoon, ut which tltii, the
creditors tuny attend, provo their claium,
appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and trananct such other huidties us may
troperly come before said meotlug.
atcd ut Hillsboro, Or., this Fob. 3, 1100.
W. 1). HMlTH, Hnforee.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notico Is hereby irivon that the uiidnrslgii
ed, administratrix of the entnte of Patrick
Foreater, d weaned, has llloil hor Accounts
for final settlement In the County Court
of the Htuto of Oregon for Washington
County, and that said County Court has
fixed Monday the nth duy of March, 1IKK),
at the hour of 10:00 a. in. of mild duv at the
court room of said court ' 11 Hillsboro,
Washington County. Oregon, as the time
and uluce lor hearing obleutlons to said
accounts and the II mil Holtluineiit of aald
exUite. Dated at lllllelioro, this mil duy
of January. 1IKW.
Maiiiiahrt Forkhtks.
AdmlnUtrutrlx of tho estate of Patrick
KoruNtor, deceased.
Administrator', Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the undnr-
slgiwd has lieen, by the County Ooiivt of
the Hluteof OroKon. for Washington Coun
ty, duly appointed admluintrutor of the
estate of Auguste I, F. Wulchbrodl, dee'd
and Iiuh duly qualified as such adminis
trator. V ull A..,.M l.n.,l.,..
claims ugaiimt said estatr are hereby re
quired to present same to lue at the lav
olllee of Hinlth & Ilowiiiun, at Hillsboro,
wii'inngton ununiy, uregun togelliui
with tirooer vouchers within six months
from this date.
Dated this 8th day of rebrurary. A. U.
1900. OHCAlt WKIGUBKODT,
Agmiulstratorof Skid estate,'
In
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lllll.siiomi. OBKtiK.
Union Block
Main Hi.
Dr. . A. HalU)
rruprietwr.
House.
Tlitil puritr a nil frefliiifii 1 f .tiiign acd clienii
cnla i wluil linn tin- iiiiist callKfmtnry re
ftilts; mimI Vim will alaava liinl llirui at
TH12 DELTA DRUG STORE.
WV aU.M'nrrv thf lwl i.,iriii hIim-Ic ol ToiUt
ailii'lfs anil ilnig rtiii'lrhs in (lie county.
Fail tin Imiv for rali nalilf, us il,al
with liM i lt linti-M siil g.t tdf l.-i. Fam
ily rvid ' rT-iw n inf. ful attriiliou
jiliyifiHi'e' 'ri'M'ri iiiiii.
Htrwl t lit Im a'iun. '
J. Northrop, I'roprleior.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated.
K first -class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guest. ,'.','
OR&I
Time Schedule .."
.. From Portland
runt inail osvc, ,1 N p m for Halt Uh,,
lenver, H. Worlh. Omaha. KanCllv.
Ht. Umls, Chicago mid Kaat, arrive,
IklAp til
J,,.Tk v 8 1 la p m liar Walla ,
Walla, .lniiep.,lia, Ht. P.ul, Uulutll,
Milwaukee, Chhitgu and Kant, arrivm
Hiii a ui
! Ocean BUianmliliMi leav, at 4 n. m ftr
nan ranclnco, sailing every Dvadays.
ColuinliU Hiver leave 8pm ,towt
, Huiiday, Naiurday lo m for Astoria and
way landlnga, arrive ip ni ,xeeptHund,y
j Willamette rlvor leav, lam tiiM
Huiiday for Oregon (;(y, N,wlirt. 8,1am
and way landings, arriv, 4:0 p w .IWp,
Hunilay T r
Wlllamotte and Vamhlll river leav, J
in I uoday, Thursday and Waturdny frr
Oregon City, Dayton and way landing,,
arrive 8:o p 111 Monday, ednssday nd
Willamette ilv..r leaves, m Tiiwiday,
Thiirwlay and Haturday for Corvsllla and
way landings. ,rrive(iH0p m Tuwday, .
1 hursduy and Haturday
Snake river leave Itlpsria daily
,1 l:J0 a. in. for I.ewlsinni mtnriilng Wav
1-owUton dally at 8:!H)s, 111,
Address
W. II. flULBURT.
Gen. Pawi. Agent
CITATION.
IN THIC COUNTV COURT Or Till
Btate of Oregon, for the County ot
Waalilnirton.
; In the MHtter of the Etate oft
truest V, Frwrh, deceased. J
ToIaiiiInu Freeh, Wllholm Krech naff
I brother ol decoased and Karaltne Laub
svur ret 11 a nun sisier or deoeaacd.
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby cited to appear In th
County Court of the Htate of Oregon, for
the County of Washington, at th, Vaurt
room thereof, at Hlllnlx.ro, In th. County
"'Washington, on Monday, the 8th day
t)l March ltifO, at 10 o'clock in th,
forenoon f that day, then and there to
show caiiM If any you have, why an order
of publlu sale of real property dewrlbsd
as lollows, to-wlt:
Comenclng one Kod west of the S W
Corner of the I) L C of Uimuel A. Hnarkl.
In Heo 6 T 1 H It J Wof the Will. MerTani
niiiiilng thenc, north parallel with th.
West line ol said Hparks claim 24,874 t be.
thence west 9 ch, to tho west Una of th,
Maleoin Dustln claim, thence south
2I.S7R chs to the South west corner of aald
Dustln claim, thanue East 9.00 oh,, to th,
place of beginning, containing Ac aera.
shou ld not be made as prayed for In the
petition of the administrator herein tiled.
Wltnes,, the Hon. L, A. Rood, Judge of
t ie County Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Washington, with th,
seal ol said Court affixed, this 26th day of
January, A. D, llMW. ..
Attest. J.A. 1MDRIR,
(Seall 'Clerk,
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