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HILLSBORO ARGUS, MARCH 22, 1900.
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THE ARGUS
KnUrad at ( he rost-ofhee at HUlshnro,
.Oregon, as Second class mail matter.
, , LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
i; BY
Hi Argus Publishing Company.
Hnbdcr1 .ttinn: On Mlr nor Annum.
81s Months, 60 Ms; Throe Months, SS els.
Opposed to Gold Mono-metallism. Ho
lievea la the Bimetallic Standard
Dear Money means Debased Property
aid Profitless American Product. Our
Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain
Has do nse for Marcus A. II anna
UNION COUNTY COXYKSTIOX.
end direction of the Vuion Prtvinet Com
niitlMman nf Waililn.'ton Coniltv S
County Convention will 1 hold in the
Court House, in H illsboro. Ore. on St
urday, April 7, 1900, for the purpose of
IrmiiMcUnc too toliowuie ousnn'(
Nomination of legislative ticket, to
wits Stale Senator for four wars; throe
Representatives. County ticket a follows-
County Clerk, fherirt", Recorder.
AiMttmr, Treasurer, Surveyor. Coroner,
one Commissioner for four years. County
Bohool bupennteiHtenl.
All precinct nominations for Justices of
the reace, constamea ana Koau supervis
on will also be ratitieil.
Primaries will be held in the several
precincta on Saturday, Mait'h 31. The
various precincts will vend delegations
to the County Convention, as follows:
Beaverton 10
Buxton .. 8
Columbia. 13
Dilley . 9
8. Cedar Creek.... 5
Wast Butte. 4
Mountain 6
8. Hillsboro 14
8. Forest Grave..:.ll
Wapato 8
Keedville. 7
Peavenlam H
Cornelius .21
Dairv : 14
W. Cedar Creek..
East Butte
Gales Cmk 5
N. Hillsboro... . 1:
N. Forest throve.. .U
South Tualatin 11
ashiiictou in
CORPORATION ftl'LK.
Are we, or are we not, having cor
poration rule? Are not the banks
satisfied with our congress as i
matter of fact, have not the bank
era and credit combinations asked
for and received just what they
wanted in the way of legislation?
Is there any one who will dispute
this? Have not the trusts, which
are mere combinations of nianufac
taring capital, had their own way,
and have they not epent millions
to get it
Will people keep voting to allow
these corporate influences the right
and privilege to rule the country.
or will their belter judgments pre
ail, and will they vote to throw
these agencies out of the govern
ment business? When you see all
the great corporations lending
their aid to a political movement,
it is time for the people to take
time by the forelock and inaugu
rate a people's government. Every
avenue of our national government
is now in the control of the cor
morants. It does not need argu
ment to convince one of this. Ev
ery citizen with intelligence knows
this. The question now ig: will
party prejudice vote the people so
informed, or will they vote for a
government by the people -by
themselves?
JOHN H. MITCHELL SPEAKS.
Ex-Senator Mitchell has replied,
in a lengthy article, to the state
ments of Joe Simon, the Jew sen
ator. The Arous has no political
use for Mitchell, and thinks that
his course in the presidential con
test, after having for years sup
ported the bimetallic system of fi
nance, was most unworthy of a
man of principle, and worthy of
the strongest condemnation". Yet.
Mr. Mitchell tells his version well
as to how the legislature was held
up in the famous struggle of 1897,
and every man in the state who it
at all inclined to be fair, 'knows
that he tells the truth. lie gives
the lie direct to Simon, and he
proves that Simon is a liar by sub
mitting proofs which can not be
set aside. That the legislative
holdup was a purchase, pure and
simple, every one knows, and
every one who knows anything
about the matter, knows that Si
mon lies like a fish-wife when he
says there was no purchase, and
. that Corbett was not a candidate,
and that the old gentleman spent
no money to further his candidacy
at that time. The A ho us believes
'in giving the devil his due, and
therefore calls attention to this
matter. The state has been cor
rupted and without representation
to be sure the loss was not much,
bet the precedent was revolution
ary and may yet cause the state
much trouble just to gratify the
unholy ambition of an old gentle
man who was willing to lavish
money that a political office might
be given him. The worst kind of
dril revolution was inaugurated
asd tit elate deprived of its law
CiUrj power to gratify the whim
of in old man and a few of Mitch
ell's personal enemies, Mitchell's
defeat upon honest grounds would
have evoked no sympathy from
cituens, with the exception of
those who would have profited in
case of his election. But we now
have a Jew in the federal senate; a
Jew who is an unsrrupulious liar
along political lines and the man
who will lie in these matters will
lie in others when it is profitable
so to do. With a governor who
sells offices; with the statements of
this sale published in all the stale
papers except the greatest one
and where it shodld htve appeared
or been refuted long since; with
such a paper as our leading maker
of public opinion; with a "dirty
little scrub" in the senate telling
the people bow virtuous he is,
where is Oregon? Is it not won
derful that we have any decent in
stitutions, whatever? Is it not
alniut time
change?
ws were making a
OK SPECIAL IMPORTANCE.
The Siuionites have, in the person
of Mr. Eddy, of the Forest Grove
Times, a fitting representative of
government "for what there is in
it. lie has been imported to
Washington county, no doubt, to
show the dear jeople ''how to run
tmngs. ins nrst baa move was
to secure the designation of the
Times as one of the county official
papers, by imposing upon tr9 cred
ulity of the county board. This he
did in a manner shameless even
for a full-blooded Simonite. There
is no question but what the Inde
pendent had a much larger circu
lation on the 1st of January thai
the Times. But Mr. Eddy puts in
a ciaim which is under cover of
duplicity, and gets the designa
tion. The Independent was en
titled to the work and of this
there is no question. The next
break of this purist was to put in
two bids for the delinquent list
one of which . was bona fide, and
the other a fraud on its face, i
proposition to make Sheriff Brad
forn wrongfully throw out a propo
sition submitted in good faith by
1 he A Rous. His scheme did not
work. Eddy now wants to know
if The Argus didn't "gouge" the
county when it got 13 per inch for
the list last fall. The charge of 3
per inch for the list was as low as
was ever paid with one exception
and that exception cost the Inde
pendent a pretty penny. The cry of
Eddy, "gouge," will not take the
curse from his dishonest proposal
to Sheriff Bradford. Mr. Brad
ford was not to be worked and the
scheme failed. And this remind
us that the scheme comes from a
man who is running a paper on
the "virtue" order. Is not he
lallapaloosa?
Eddy intimates that "some one"
read his disreputable proposal and
made it public. Of course someone
lid, and that "some one" read it in
court. That someone" was Com
missioner Todd. Thk Argus man
t i.i . ... . . .
nappenou to De present, this is
the whole story. Neither Bradford
nor the court countenanced Mr
Eddy's proposal. Mr. Eddy apolo
gized to Sheriff Bradford last week.
Ite should apologize to himself this
week.
Perhaps, since the Mitchell-Cor
bett controversy has appeared in
the Oregonian, Guv. Geer will re
vise that eastern gent dispatch
which assured easterners that mon-
i'y had never been spent in Oregon
senatorial elections.
The Anous was one of the first
journals in the northwest to assert
that the taking of the Philippines
was founded on a desire to exploit
the islands and the action of the
republican House of Representa
tives in passing the Puerto Rico
tariff bill proves conclusively the
force of the contention. Expans
ion and protective tariff go not to
gether, as one is the antithesis of
the other. Each is balanced on
the other extreme of the economic
pole and get them together, you
cannot. All of those protestations
of ."humanity and civilization" a
humanity which is a skin game
pure and simple have been ex
ploded by the action of the congrss-
nien who have been so virtuously
shouting "Don't pull down the flag."
It seems to he a care of dear money
and exploitation, combined. But
we must continue this robbery,
opine journals of the dear money
stripe, because, you know, product
of the American farm must be kept
debused and the bankers must be
cared for. .
Mr. Corett says that the $115.00
- - Save Time, Muscle And Money. -
By Buying a Grub Tree and Slump
Mua.nuuuiu 4- in kti vt vnuiu give
I No 2 '
' Hlllshoro, Ore., March 2. 1 900.-1 have been using one of these inueliino tor tlnce mouths un ut Linn, I wo
miles southwest of this eiiy, ant! It has given perfect satisfaction. It will tin all Dial Mr. Peat-inn lias t In mini for
it. and were 1 t live on a farm where 1 had any considerable gruhhinir to do, and could u..t v t another muehlne.
I would uot sell the one I have for f 100. It is a great labor saver and is well north hi I paid for il- -in fat-1 it
isaualmostiudispensibieatljnnrtloafaimwheretlhreisanvgriilibinjror Mump -pulling, oi euui-e. 1 blast
the larger stumps Brst, and theu use the puller to take out the Urge i..ls. Ii is a mi v powerful inaebioe, and I
will be pleased to reroiumeud it to those who have this nature of work to perform. II. v. K.lil IT,
Call on or Address, II. ('. PKAItsox, Farmingtoii, Ore,
he paid to Dr. Driver has not to
his knowledge been paid back to
any person. Perhaps the old gen
tleman placed the 'ilough" in some
missionary fund.
England is already talking as to
what shb will do when she gets tho
Transvaal. England hasn't con
quered the Tranavail yet, and it
will he some months before thai oc
curs. If the American administra
tion had any backbone, England
would never break the republics.
But a government which is British
"handled" must not expect to cross
the mother country, right or wrong.
Governor Geer says he is not a candi
date for U. S. Senator for Oregon.
That's nothing. The Argus could have
told the people that long ago. Geer is
a fool as well as a demagogue if he has
seriously thought of such a thing siuce
the Plummer scsndal. Mr. Geer is a
candidate for his farm in the Waldo
Hills, where he will, as soon as his term
is out, list to the lowing kine; the squeal
ing swine; and to his memory echoing
back the circumstances of a deal that
didn't work worth a cent, and that cost
htm political life "in a state where mon
ey is never spent in senatorial elections."
Cincinnatus, thou art a man who has
monkeyed with a bad proposition.
If the republicans, (that is to say, as
Corbett would say) get the Oregon leg
islature, Mr. Corbett will be the next
senator from Boodedom. Then Corbett HiUsboro, will hold pr.er meet
will die before the term is completed-. jnKr every evening this week. Tho
and then who will get the plum? It is
a pity that the state can't have Joe Sim
on act in the dual capacity of a double-
headed senator and save Oregon the
price of the extra supernumary.
Since that Porto Rico tariff bill has
come to the front a man by the name of
McKinley, present residence, Washing
ton, has realized how essential it is to
know how to swear in Spanish.
Heal Estate Transfers.
Emma Dant et al to Iraac Allen n
nw sec 18 t a n r a w and
other lands t 1
Frederick Scboen to Chas Krahmer
12574 a Christain Emerick don taoo
m it uunney to frank leise, 1 a
in sec 1 1 1 1 r 1 w
6oo
O &C R R to J W Marsh et al, n
01 n e ana s w 01 n e ana
vi 14 ol sec 9 1 1 s r 4 w
Georgine Grenier to Helena Brandt
3 65 a m It 5 Gray Oak annex I
Erick Sundberg to Lena Sundberg
s e A of sec aq t 3 n r 5 w 400
August Sundlxrv to Lena Sundberg
e 't w and Its 3 and 4 sec 30
t 3 n r 5 w 157 09 a 400
Delia M Kertson and hb to Ceo W
Beal Its 7 and 8 blk a Gaston ....
Mary Ann Buffington to Irene Ann
350
Beal 20 a in sec 1 1 irlw 1
Clarence Richmond to lames
Churchill 12 a in sec 7 1 I n 1 4 w too
Jane M Smith to I G Singleton half
a near rarest urove depot. , . . 175
Eliza J Russell to H L Russell lai
a of Donald McLeod don 1
max westnon to Clannda Masters
its 7 ana it oik i rairview ad HIki i
E L Olsen to Anders Gradberu
52 68 a Chas Stewart don 1 ma
Moses Hirschey to Frederick Han
sen 45 a Isaac Butter don 1700
v. n miicueu ifo mucneii part
11 a dik o hoo., AAC
maiy n Eumngion to W K nulling
XI t. . . rf . , ... . , ' "
ton ao sq ras in sec 1 1 3 s r 1 p. . 1
Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street.
for a neat shave or hair cut. Satis
faction guaranteed. Fine bath
room in connection.
Remnant sale ot shoes, new and
old styles, cheap, at Schulmerich &
Son.
Fuller. Several now in use in the
nun cnuu uim mnf. MHKti yOUr
As soon as circuit court has ad
journed, Hon. S. H. Huston an. I
family will start for a two month'
visit in the east. They will pass
some time in Indiana, Mr. litis
ton's boyhood home.
Cabinet photographs, 121X1 per
doaen, at the New Gallery; other
work in proportion. lVrry Ellis,
Photographer.
Attorney A. F. Flem l, of Port
land, was in the city today, atti tid
ing to a case before the circuit
court.
Finest line of spring dry goods in
Washington county at Sehulinerii h
& Son's. Cheapest in price, and
best in quality and selection.
Every ciluen of Washington
county should register at once.
Do not say you do uot care wheth
er you vote or not. There may
reasons arise why you will want to
vote and you can't afford to be
barred through a little carelessness
on your part. It costs you only
a little time and then you can vote
or not, just as jnu please. Gel in
and register and then you can ex
ercise your rights al the polls.
Teams wanted for wood hauling.
Apply at once to Hare t Schmeltz
er, Hillslioro. Will hire by cord
or contract
Greer, the grocer, has Black
Minorca eggs 50 cents per setting
of fifteen.
In response to tho appeal of
bishops, the Methodist church, of
pastor urges all Christians, but
especially all who affiliate with
Methodististn, to attend.
J
SHERIFF SALE:
(Continued from First Page.)
West Portland Heights ir,
White, J. J.-l.olH 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, ft,
hloi-k 8, Hyde Turk 2 K
WllllariiH, Klla, ami HuHlmnd Their
liUer.nt In N. H at seetlon SI, T. 2
N., K. 3 V.; 8 nrres, n ile.s r1hp.l
lr book X, p.-uten m, Xm, Heeoril of
I.wito for VV.wliliiKKin I'ounly, Or
egon 2 ji;
Williams. Klla, mill llti.thaiid-1'iirt
of luls S, , hlnek S, lllllxhi.rn, ns
deserllied In lusik 45, paite Iii2, nnd
book 3D, pane Ml, Keeord of lioeiLs
for WaKhluuton Cnniitv llri.irnn 4K An
Williams. Tli.s.-Irfim 8, . 12. blo k
. ilvde Park K
Wlsart, ivter- It 21, block 12, Went
Portland Heights 1 75
Wooilmansi'H, Klla-Ixils 22, 23, block
14, West I'ortl.-md HelKhts K,
Zimmerman, H.-NU, V4, m-etlon 2T,
T. 3 N H. 4 W.: 1l acn K,
ftilil property will be wild, milijeet to re. I
dempllon, as tier statute of Oregon.
Dateil this lfith day of Mareh. V.m,
W II HO A I ll.'l llll I
Sheriff of Washington Cloiuily Ureurin.
and ex-Oflleio Tux (.'olleetor.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIHf'UIT fOITKT OF THK
Htateof Omgun, fur Vasbiii,'loii Cuiinty,
B. It. Henry, Tlmutilf 1
vs -
Jennie Henry, Dnfmulant J
To Jennie Henry, the ulmve mimed dc
letnlanti In tho Name of the Kudo of Oregon :
You are hnrnhv reunired to niiiM-ur and
answer the complaint tiled against you in
the, above entitled Court nnil suit mi or
before the last cla-y of the timo presei ibnd
in the ortlei for the publication of this
SUIIimotis.to-v.it: On or luiloro ll.e .
piralion of six wooks next from and niter
the dute of tho lirst publication of this
Huninions. the font piililication thernof
oeiugon Marett jft, oo. and If you fail to
so appear ami answer, for want thereof,
the plaintill' will apply to the (Join t for
the relief demanded in tils complaint, tu
wit: That tho marriage contract now ex
Istinir Itctween plainlill' and defendant he
dissolved and lor such other mid further
decree as may appear nqultiililo.
This munitions is served upon von by
publication, ley order of Hon. L A." Hood,
('oiinty Jiiilco ot Wasliliigton C'ounly,
OreK.ni, which order was made and dated
on March 14, WOO. JOHN M. WALL,
: .Attorney for I'liiintlir.
conn v. Operated cheaply mid uives
IIOrM'H HO VlUir Work
Notice to Fanner.
S Dunbar will be in Hillslioro
with Iih full blooded Murk Perdu
ron Stallion, Oregon, until fiiitlu r
notice. Mr, lunl:u has cut ill'
Vtimliill nod Pike, and n ill ke ;
his horse for Washington coimiv
solely.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.
O F
I JY V1IITPE K AN (HtH:it or I II K
I I l millty I null l! :( - 1 1 1 1 1 , -1 1 1 1 I'uuil
ty, OieKn, 'Inly made mid -ntiii-d on ih,
.'III ditv d M in-li, I'M), ,,r lhewili...t f.-iil
slule Ik'I.iiicihh lo lh' sj,t- il Tholiuw
J. limn, iiv ii-.ed, 1 III, oil
Saturday, Hie Till day of April, I mm,
III till' lionr of III .lYIm k ill Ihe I'orrlliuiti
ill 'mud ilny, ill I he smith door l I he loinl
tdutsf, ur Uilhli.iro. Uii'unii. ii hi
He uiH'dmi; lor i-.isli in I'.ui.l, 1 . . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1
iiili-rexl in iiml o 1 he i. How in- iliwet iU.,1
renl etnle sito.tle hi iil i;hii t'liiiu-
ly. i'ivinn, to w 11:
All ol Ihe Inleri-" id S imh lU.ni. de-
wised, in the iim.tii l.joi.l Mum i,l
iHiiiiii 1N011 nnil if., in T. I N. II. :i
., n t ;l 1 1 1 1 1 1 v; Hi neres, In, h i- hi h
Imleil III II lllslniro, Dieon, tins
.lav of Muri h, l'i.
V. II. lllll.l Ml
Ailmltiistriilnr of the .-Int. -of 'I hi.iim J,
U IIHuil, ileeesiseil,
Julio M. Wall, Allv hir AiliiiiniMritlor.
ADMINISTRATOR S SALE OF
REAL F.ST ATE.
BY V I III t ' ft 1 1 K ,X iiitHKIt "K I'HK
('utility ouri of U imhiuuiuii I nn-
ly, (troKoii, duly made mid riihn.l on
the rail ilny ol JlJt.li, "M, fur Hies lie of
real iMttite Ihiii,hi; to Hie esNin of
hinesl r. 1- lei h, i i-easeil, I w ill, u
Saturday, the 7th day of April, Iiiihi,
al the hour of lOo'eliH-k, in the fori'iimm
of sal. I day, at the soiilli ilmir id the r.nut
House, at IlllUlmro, Oll'iJ.ill. wll tt j 1 1 1 1 -lie
uiielioii, I'ur cash in hand, the (utliiti.
ItiK ileserihisl real estate, minute In Wash
ington Cniiily. iri'i;iiii, to-wii:
I'liinem iliU one lioil ni,t of the 8 W
Corner id (lie l I, I ' nf Lemuel A. Sparks
ill See (IT I N R I W.iMhn Will. Mer., nnil
ruiiniiii! Iheiire north purallel ilh the
West line ol said .-iiuks claim i!l.7.i t lis.
theiiee w.sl II rm to the went. Hue of Ihe
Miiii .nn Ihistin i laiin. thioiee so ul h
'JI.h;."i i h In the Soulhni'Hl eoruer of said
Ihistin elaiin, Iheuee Ij.-t IMO eli, to the
plai n or iM't'lniiliur, eiiiilaiiilnit VJ5; aeres.
Haled al 1 1 1 1 IhI m n, Hreyon, tins alh
day ol Mareh, I! mo.
JnllV M. WALL,
A.liiiinislrator of theiwlatn of Ernest V,
l-'ieeh, ileeense'l.
SUMMONS.
IX 'I'll K
Slate i
( IIH I IT ( ul i:t iiV Til f.
f lliet;oll, for Hie ('utility ul
Vashiiit;tiiM.
Horn Unlit,
Lou V Hull!,
I'lailllill
Derenilaiit
T
Lou V. Unlit
Hie ulmve iiaiiied
lie
I'eiiilatit:
In lite Name of Ihe Stale id Oreumi:
Yon tire lierehv nspiired lo appear nnil
mistier the eontplaiiil tiled auamsi y,,n n
the ahove enltlleil I'uuil anil suit nil or
lieliire lite I.-imI day of Hie line- pieserilied
ill Din iitdei-lor Hie publication of this
Hiiiiiinniin, t.i it; ou or lielore ihn e..
piiatinii nl sis Hecks ncu iVmii and utter
Ihn dale ot hrsl iitililiealion of Hum
su urns, the hrsl puliln-ai ion Ihereol
lieinirnn March s, PKW, anil il'vuu fail to
so appear and answer, lor want thereof,
Ihn plainlill will applvlo the Court for
the relief demanded i,; her coinilalul, lo
will That the nnirriau'e ami luarrlaRe
contract now and herelol'oie exislin(( lu-lts-n
plaintill' ami ilelimlanl, lie ills
olvcl and aiiuulleil: tluil plalitllll' be
awarded Ihe care, ciinloiiv and tml nl
(latha Olive lltilil. Ilm minor child of
ptaiiiiui ami ue t int; ,atnliir re
cover juili; tl nualiisl dereinlaiil for her
eiiMls anil ilisl.iiiscniee.is herein, and such
oilier and furl lier ileerei; as may beeiuiil.
able in the pri-inis. s. i
Tliis Mitiiiiitoim is served itioti vmi by
tiiililiealiim, by onler ol' Hon. ,. Al llnml
l oiiiilv .IiiiImc ol Washinidoii ( 'uuiil v
Ony.in, which onler was made and dalisi
on March H, l!i'i. II, T, It A i t l.K Y.
Attorney for riainlill.
County Tieaaurer's Notice.
All eoiittty ivinanls endorsed prior In
'chftiai'y II, I ,iti, hid now etillcil fur anil
iiayable at n ollien in Hie ejl.y of Hills
lioro. Inlcreiit M ill cense alter Ibis ditl.it,
Mutch S, IIKI0. A, II. I ! A HY,
'i 1 1 1 1 1 1 y Trcamirer
Notice to Wheelmen.
Notice Is lietiby given Hull, lite lax ou
bicycles Is now colleel lliln at I hn nlliiv of
the iuiilersif,'iied. eoniiiieiii'lni? w it li iliito
limenC, W. I). IIHADc-Olll).
Mlierlll' anil lax eolleetor for WuHhitiglun
(Jointly. Oi'iwiu.
Duled ul ilillslxu'o, IIiIh Mail It H, M).
Executor's and Executrix.' Notice
lyOTK'K IH II Kit Kit Y (ItVKN Til AT
i.1 the iindi'isii'tieil have heeii amioinl.
ed ICxBcutor and Kxeeulrlx of tlie lust
will and TeHlainenl, of llenrv llnnverl..
deceased, and have.luly ipialilied as such
liy llli:i mid Inivinj; tlinir IioiiiIh duly
approved by the County (,'nurt of Wash'
Inirton (sun iity. Now, llierefore, nil pr
hoiih haviiik' eliiilliH iiirniiisl the (islaln of
the said Henry Jleiivert, ilitciuiNeil, nm
hereby rctili'od to present thn Maine to
inn at the law nlliee of H. II, Jlustou, with
proper vouchers, wllhln six iiioiiLIim from
Lite (lain hereul',
Dated nt II i I Ih fiot-o. Ore. this 15th day
d Aliirch, 1IKX). 5 ANDItKW HN YDICll,
ANNA HNYDKIl,
Kxeeiitor and Kxueul rix of the last w ill
and testament of Henry Leaver!, deed,
H, IS. U iiBton, Ally for Auniiiilstriillon,
mssm
Afternoon
Functions call for the
aristocratic "Prince Al
bert." We arc inordi
nately proud of these
goods. They possess
every element to make
us so. See that label?
II. WF.Illil MiaudSHNS,
m
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
, V Tioprl.
Tho Loading Drup
Vliere Hrtlk's, .MislieUn-a. I'tilnls. I ,ik.,S.,,ir.-, lrio,hr tied all I iikuM" Hiimlilrt
IIHV lie pi oi II ted at pll.eslh.it i lmplv illslal.ee eiio-ell(liiU.
lCJEj.Iniiliji,.,, , t , r j i v lin, frenlmess nf drug and cherub
ciiU is what Lrilu's tlu lunst snlirfnclitry r
nulls ; iiml vmi will ninny litul lln-in nl
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
We also carry the best ussorb-d stock nl Toilet
artiiieH itiul
FARMS FOR SALE
Those who want to buy Washing
ton County fnrilis will" do well to
call and investicali. the fulloivinu
nU'ers. Iiupiiro at Til k Aiuii s olllen.
I.Vl iieres 4(1 tier.' under en III ml ion. r,it
ai rois li imslnre. Hi acn s In l.i nsli and
llliitier: iihiiI hollse nnil harm I'mnl in
Illlfll f Well U i.li.roil. i,,o.. tv n e
Wile nnil rillr.i.id; v. mile liooi Mi l I.
Price. S.III s r a. le.
31 acres, I mill, from Ur.sonille III
acres In cultivation; In acres slashisl. II i
acres In brush; (oml live room house.!
burn ami mil luilldiiu's: i, mil,, i,, p n. I
nmt Kclnail; II miles to It. K I'rtoe, f'MI. I
Pki aeres IIMI ti,,e..u I, 1 1 ..... I I S
acres of line Isaiverdaiu that will jiroili'iee
,i oiifonn hi aeie; koiiii s risiln
IlllllW. CIIHl ILrfRI tr,ul burn ln.71, ,.ll...P
hinlilniirs; ofilmril and Isrrv hushes.
This latin Is lu miles ul . 1 ill: lo oan.l
linely sttitalisl, cnu tic divided, if inees.
ary. Owmir in lailmtr heallh and eel.
IIUK old, Is cause ol selling. Price, Sill
per nere, nil easy terms.
Jti Ml acres 'II ill ih.i.m li, ..ulii.i.il t,.
uori'H or Hood tluiher suitable for curd
wimmIj Ii.iiisii and liarn; t'ood orehanl; i
miles 1 1 ..in HillHlsiro mid on main loud
to Porllan.l. Thin farm has iiiuul;i!
bralieh and Niivernl momium iIi.,i. r.,P,,ii.
abiliiilaiae id water the year round. This
s.Vn
niriii iieimr sinialeil ho mar town isnell
...1 e.... .1..: : . . .
.' hi ""Hi !. wen i
as uralu mid hav mis ne iim is one ot Hun
Kiei.tihl l..ii,.i...iU o. i i-.i...
Kieiilisl liiuualiiH til llit- einuily
r-si per acre on easy payments,
' ,
OJI'I llereK . Ill Idol. ull., ..I' ... li,. ........
tiioslly P.cavcrdaui laitil; 'j mile linn!
umii; ,i tit i iff v
ul I'l.itliimi, TIhto In ii Inrliino in thw
iiiniwiiu niiiiniii nun iiivin; is in i tea W '!
per ..ore, il'snbl soon. i
II acres nil pratie latnl, excenl H (k ihii i.f
oak; well localeil. Helm; only pi inilns
I'roin I'oiilaiiil, I'rtee, SI KH,
'JO m.'I'iih near 1,'cedville
V 111 Hill. I'rtee, fi-OO.
i Ill'l-CH III clllli
A Km ii I sawmill, w ilh or w illiout ,l ell
mi; iiml hiiiiieslead, and sun acres ,,f mmd
liniliei laiid, A lortuiie I'm' the riKh man,
Wl uerns of nice smooth Intel; III acres ui
cilllivatliin, best ol soil. I'rleii, fijim.
so acres luiiniiiroved latnl; well Incited,
being only I miles h-oiu ei'iiatiierv, I". !,,
etej eiwy In clear. This Is it snap' ul. f ui).
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice In hereby elvim that Ilm uiiilerslun.
ed, ii.lniliiisli'.itor of the estate nf C. T
Neen, ilecsasiid, has tiled his ttci nunlN for
liiml setlh mi In .,e County Court ol'
the Stale ol I lioi-i in fur Vusiln'Knn ('
ly, iiml I hid said Con lily Ctnirl, has llxcd
Momliiy Ihe'iiid day nl April, Ihk), nl Ihe
hour of lUilDii, ui, of mild tlayul ll on i-1.
room of mild i rt in llillsbnro, Washing.
Ion County, Oregon, its the Ihimnml pltien
lor liciirliiK ilt.ectloim to said neeonnts
nml I lie llniil snllltiment of said eslnie
llllluil III lllllt)ltoro, IIiIh lilli day of Kuli.
riiury, Kkhi,
, , , 'I'uomam Tamiot.
Ailinlnlslniloi of UimiHluUiiil'U T, Nenp,
decetiNiiil.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby jflvnn Unit tin, umlei'
NlKiied, Kxemitor ol tho Inst will ami tesl
itineot iif.liilin il. Hauler. tleeeiiMivl, hiiH
llhl his i'tiial neeoiiulH as Kxecimlr of said
cHlnUi, lu tliueniinty court nf Hie mIiiIc o'
Oregon for WiiHliliiKtnn enuiuy, nml
Hint Maid court has llxed Montlny, iho ami
day of April, IIUK), nt the hour of lOUKI A.
M. of mud day nl thn court rninii in Hills.
Itoro, WiisliliiKlon county, Ore , us the
lime, and plana for lionriiiK olijeclintiH to
ssid aeci In, iintl Ihe Until suiUe mnut nf
sniil OHtute. Haled lit, IlillHltnro, this Nth
liny ol hehriiurv, IIMKI. P. .1. II Ami .1,'. it
Kxecutor of the Inst will mid . UhUiuuiiiI
in .iuii n ii , iinsior, iinceasjii,
ths taait or th rawetn
CuaSANTtCR CtOTHINO
llll..M:nli(.( IHN.
I'nion Illovk
HI.
(or.
Houso
ilriiu suiiilries Hi tlie rotinlv
Fact tluil we buy for cash ennbles us to deal
with first d(is bouses and get the bent. Fam
ily reiipes reifive us can ful itttciilimi
pliysifians' prein-riplioiis.
St reel is the is-n inn.
I illvlinmi limn
: I 111! I II 1 II I llllllll
lllll.inuiv IIUU.Hi
J. Nondrop, I'roprlelor.
Newly Furnished
'Is and Renovated. '
A first rlns table an. I
nil aiToiiinioiliiiioiia
for the roiiveiiicm e
nf jjuesls, . , ,
OR&W
Timo Schedulo ..
.. From Portland
I'list mail leaves al M p , forHi.lt ,Bk,
l env. r, l l. Wiuth. (ii.ialm, K,rit.
Ml. I a mm. ( iii int.. i.' i . ,
!ii:i:,p , ' " "rr,v"
Hp.,u.ne Fiver Inav e ,1 V, p , (, VI,
Mi wankcii, VMn,, H, K,wt. urrlve.
,iH' 1 III
,u ' ' " eaue.lil.is ,.Ve ill 4 p. m
Oeean Hleaue.lil.is ,.ve ill 4 p. in fur
nn i i-1 iincmcn, m II nit every Ihudavs
.. ... . , ... .' ' "u
" """"" lilv"'' lee S it m exeunt
nil ii lie S.H .. .. i, . . i r
H.ui.li.y. saliuday lo p ,,. ff Astorl,, nml
way l.iliiliiiMs.iiiiivii I p in ein epl H,i..,y
ill.unen.. river leave II ,
Hu.nhiy lorOicKimCUv, NewlK.,. Mule .
a. , wayhuitlin,,,, ,,,,
iiiihi wny
Htiinluy
. , ' .'. ',". ,H,'"V "d Hiilurdtiy for
nrr ivt. .1:111 1. u, ,,,av. We,l,.i..., .....I
I'lliliiy
H'ill.uncii,, ,ver e,,Veil i TueN.li.v,
'. I T''")' s'"l.v ror Cu vallb, ,u
ay liui.luiip., anhe l:.'sl p u, TueMilav
Thursday ami Niur,,,y ' """"'ay,
Smike river leave lllpatlii ,nllv
at 1. 11 . , . ,,,,vM,1)t, niiuriiluir leave
Lew Isloii dally at .Mt;Ui. in.
Address W. If. IIUMUIUT,
Hon, I'iihs. Agent
' .... . . .
SUMMONS.
lull.r.t'muiltCnin't.ir 1(, Nlal Ore,
Kon lor V iishliiKinn Couuly.
v . r., iiriiiuiuuin, I'luliilill'
VM
Ida May llrniiiuuiiii Helen. In. u
.i ,'la,M7 'rimaman, Ihe above nam
''"'"'"''""i ' llienuineol lhe nIii f
";i!'"" yui tun he, y rcoulred (,, . near
anil tuiHwer Hie cm dal, ,, . '',
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AUorneyHlrPinl;i;,'.T"IU,WMA''.
First lo arHvr""wUh' Tit)toiirMSbia
nows-The Wsckly Oregonian.