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HILLSBORO ARGUS, MARCH 29, 1900.
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It n tared at the Post-office at Hillxboro,
Oregon. a Second class mail matter.'
LUCIUS A. LOJiU, EDITOR.
tCounty Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
t by :
Tb Arpi hblisking Coipuj.
Subscr" jtiou: One Hollar per Annum.
Sic Months, 60 eta; Throe Month, S5 i t.
Opposed to Gold Mono-metallism. Be
lieves la the Bimetallic Standard
Dear Money means Debased Property.
4 Profitless American Product. Onr
Consequent toss is oar Creditors', Gain
Ha no nse for Marcus A. Hanna
UNION COCNTYCONVKSTION.
Notice t hereby given that, by authority
anu direction ot me ruion rreemct vom
mltteemen or Washington Comity, a
County Conyention will he held in the
Court House, in H dishorn. Ore on Sat
urday, April 7, 1900, for the purpose of
transacting the following business.
Nomination of a legislative ticket, to
wiU Stata Senator for fonr vears; three
Represents! ves. Countv ticket as fol
lows' County Clerk, Sheriff. Recorder,
Aaoaaior. Treasurer, Surveyor.. Coroner.
on Commissioner for fonr years, IViunty
ticbool Superintendent.
All precinct nominations for Justices of
Uie reaoe, con.stai.ies and lioan supervis
ora will also he rati tied.
Primaries will be held in the several
precincts on Saturday, March 31. The
various precinct will send delegations
to uw uounty convention, as follows:
Beaverton ....10
Buxton 8
Columbia. 13
Dilley .
C Cedar Creek.... 5
West Butte.., 4
Mountain 6
8. Hillshoro.... 14
8. Forest Grove....ll
Wapatn .'.
Keedville 7
Reaverdam . .: i
Cornelius 21
Dairy H
W. Cedar Creek... t
Kast Kutte
Gales Creek ,
N. Hillsboro.....
N. Forest Grove...!!
South Tualatin II
ashiugtoii 10
M'MNIiBY AND BKYAN
One most not suppose that the
gnat papers which are now telling
of McKinley's littleness will not
rapport him when he receives the
nomination for the presidency this
ummer. They too well know that
a little complaint now, editorially,
will only cause, a swelling of the
campaign fund, and that they will
get a slice of money which will be
bled from the great corporate in
terests. They will come out anjl
tall WOO that Hamiaiain
loan ine pnncipl
. people, anU
loty
. -i jf ,
control the
(1ablican party.
-VAJBFJ" r"Ju win imvc uu uiii.iun
V- fdollar campaign fond, with a mil-
... :n l. : it :
lion left over. He will have only
the aid of those who are opposed to
corporation-run government. The
people who make the wealth of the
nation will support his cause. He
is not the candidate of the trusts;
not the candidate of the banks; not
the candidate of the money mon
t gers; not the candidate of those
who have always regretted that we
: whipped Great Britain; not the
candidate of those who would like
to see England and the United
States under one flag; not the can
; didate of those who think British
' laws better than American institu
tions; and, better still, he is not
the candidate of those who want
, -.. taxation without representation
of those who would rob helpless
Puerto Rico. These two men will
Y the next presidential candidates.
Vk1 hich one of these men would vou
for if party were out of the
Which one of them is the
Umerican.
WHAT IT ALL MEANS.
' The attitude of the administration
with regard to the British-Boe:
' conflict should be enough to pui
every American on his guard.
. America has been the world word
for freedom. Its name has been
. revered by the child of oppression
and tyranny, everywhere. But
this characteristic is fast fading
away, and today we see our nation
al administration silently sympa
thizing with a giant power in an
endeavor to stifle a liberty-loving
people in Africa. If our govern
ment is to become auxiliary to the
Pr'tish Empire; if we are to have
ah ' administration which is to
stand shoulder to shoulder with
Great. Britain in her schemes of
' conquest, let us at least have an
open expression of public opinion
before our surrender is complete.
If our national action is to be dic
tated by London counting houses,
let ns as quickly as possible get
away from our ideas of freedom;
oar ideas of rights; our ideas of
pepnUr government, and proceed
i&b the boax no longer. If there
it nation in the. world which owes
sympathy and action in behalf of
tt TraMvaalers, that nation cer
' tainly is our own. But how is
s situation? We see Mr. Hay,
car representative in England,, act'
Jrj under instructions from his
superiors, extending material as
surances to that country which all
self thinking Americans have learn
ed to distrust. A word from Amer
ica and Britain would at once
check her sorry scheuie of empire
in the land of the Dutch republics.
Will our administration give that
word? The answer is: for what
purpose did Britain's money find
expenditure in the last presidential
election. We are no longer Araeri
cans, but are mere supernumaries
to British opinion. They have, by
the aid f their money, placed in
power a class which toadies to
British action in all things. They
are as completely in control of our
legislation as tho' Parliament made
our laws. The . Rothschilds rule
England, and, as a well known
Washington county ex-senator once
said, 'They have their country 1y
the throat." But close corporation
rule must be done away with in
America if our free institutions are
to stand, a witness to the struggles
of our forefathers. Monarchical
power shall not be ctrengthened
by a false assumption of a sympa
thy which does not exist in the
American heart. It is only the
tuft-hunting politician who sup
ports England in her most recent
outrageous demands upon the two
Dutch republics in South Africa.
Let men of brain and lovers of
justice remember this.
THE T1MKS- ANANIAS.
The Forest Grove editor, Col. Eddy
put in two bids on the delinquent
list; one stating that he would
publish the work for "v2 per inch
the first 10() inches, and $1.50 ier
inch for all thereover," or words to
that effect. Enclosed with this bid
he had a second one which stated
in effect that he "wanted the work
at that figure, but in case The Ar
ovs rate was lower, would not
Sheriff Bradford give him the list
at five cents an inch lower than
The Argcs asked." Sheriff Brad
ford did not see fit to open the bids
but turneAm over to the coun
- . ...
ty" Yi dishonest pre
liminarily
fliHrr.icftavA
-riiy .
vine notorious Dtr
iosai puoiic, ana me i itne scoiu-4
eu oraaiora ior disclosing ine con
tents of "a private letter." When
it found that Bradford had noth
ing to do with the publicity of the
indecent bid, the Times apologized
" The Times excuses its action on
the ground of republicanism. And
last week it says. -
How Tub Argus doessqual because
the Times tried to tret ahead o it. We
did not set up any howl a short time ago
when THE ASGl'S oy a scurvy trick gut
a too away trotn us. The Times will
deal honorably with those who deal hon
orably with it.
As a matter of fact, the Times
man is a very pitiful falsifier. If
The Argus had played a "scurvy
trick" on the Timer? editor, why
has not the Time told its readers
what that trick was? Mr. Eddy,
to cover his attempt to make a
public official a party to a dishon
est deal in order to beat a man be
cause he was a "political enemy"
has,re8orted to disreputable and
scrubby methods. This is to be
expected, however, from a thorough
going "Simonite" like the Colonel.
The Times simply lies, and Tub
Akgcs stands ready to prove Mr.
Eddy dishonorable and a liar. This
is the man imported to Washing
ton county to "save" the county
trom political sin I is he not a
peach and a frosted one at that?
Here is the man who wanted a
public officer to stand in to rob
another who put in a straight bid
to do printing. Here is the man
who will tell you that honor is
found only in the party which has
honored him. Forest Grove, The
Argcb truly sorrows that you have
such undeserved fortune in "job
bing and job-lot editors." And
the people of Forest Grove are just
as sorry as we are. Mr. Bradford's
course, being straight ahead, threw
Eddy in a hole. Eddy is now "up
to the legislature" as the champion
grafter.
To bIiow the public what that
"scurvy trick" was The Anous pre
sen Is the following statement from
Shenn israaioru, touching upon
the only piece of work in which
the Times was interested a sheriff
sale for the law firm of Snow A
McCamanl:
"I received a request from the firm of
bnow & McCamant that I place a cer
tain sale in the Forest Grove Times.
The request also asked that publication
he made on the Thursday on which the
execution reached me from the clerk's
office. The firm was very anxious that
the sale should be pushed through, and
knowing this, I telephoned them that if
the limes made the publication the sale
must be deterred one week, Upon gtv
ing them this notice, they directed me
to give the sale to Thb Argus, which
had done considerable printing for
then."
Here, then is the "trick" which
HAVE YOU LAND TO CLEAR?
'f so, you need a tree and slump machine that will enable you to clear it the eusii'st and t-licapfxt :iv ixm-
sible. These machine are built bv
investigate. Will furnish testimonials on applieatson. "
Nof2
READ TOE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS "I can recommend the No.' a Machine to nil who wmit a u
machine. It is the best in the market for the money. J. A, ZlmmermaufhoiiKht a No l nucliitie Initu Mr lVartun nnd
finds it ensily handled, durable and light, easy to set and move around, and strong rncitkih for two liors, n,
y Wm Schuhnrrirh. tArtioitivt.,t Clrann.
"Hlllsboro, Ore., March 2, 1SHH). I have been using one of these in ae hint's lor three months on tit v liirni, (wo
miles southwest of this eitv, and It has iriveit nerfect saiisrurtion. It will do all ilisi Mr. Yurnn hns Vlitinieil for
It, and were I to live on a farm where I had any considerable trriiubhur to do, and rould not g t another umt htm,
I would not sell the one I have for f 100. It is a irreat labor saver ami Is well worth w hut I paid lor it in lad ii
is an almost iudispensibie adjunct to a farm where there is auv irrtibhiiitr or siuiiip imllliitr. l course, I MiM
the larrer stumps first, and then nse the puller to take out the large roots. It is a very powerful muehiuc, and I
will be pleased to recommend it to those who have this nature of work to perform. . K Klil 1 1 .
Call ou or Address. II. ( PKAItSON, Kariniiigtoii, tire.
WHY PAY MORE ?
Shilling's Best Baking Powder
- Soda 7J "
" M. & J. Coffee, sealel pek 30e " .
Soai Clariette, SanU Claus, Tar, Gol
den Star 4c cake
Pie Fruit, assorted 10c can
Celluloid Starch Do pek
Tea, Rose of Japan 30c lb
Tea, Pride of Japan f)0c lb
St. Charles Evaporated Cream 15c can
Roart Coffee, 25c Blend 17$ lb
Brooms, No. 3 Special 250
Mica Axle Grease tins 7c
American Sugar, 19 lbs for 1.00
Liverpool Salt, 50 lbs. 4"c
Yours i
US'? '
pie to believe is
-r3table. What kind of a fool
is this man, Eddy, who has made
this county his home ii) order to
save it from the grasp of democrats
and populists? Is the "grand old
parly" strengthened by this impor
tation in the interest of Hon. Jos.
Simon? Will a man so utterly
devoid of even intelligent dishon
esty lie a power, of strength for
that which he advocates?
Tins end of the congressional
district has two men who would
make excellent repaaentatives at
Washington. One is Capt. Heath,
late of Co. A. Second Oregon, and
the other is President Campbell,
of the Monmoth Slate Normal,
Either is a deserving . crtiien and
would, if nominated and elected,
worthily look after the interests at
the national capital.
Recent advices from South Africa lead
one to believe mat iora Kooeris nas
captured tbe cable, at least.
How strange it is that cheap wheat
was a curse under tbe Cleveland admin
istrntioc and a blessing under Hanna's.
It is now Mr. Otii, while, some time
back, it was "Grandma." Ii it possible
that our cuckoo sheets have but recent
ly learned that Otis is acting upon or
ders from headquarters?
The Independent, last week, had a
straight "Tongue edition." Thb Argus
will wager a cent with the Independent,
against one of that organ's choicest
"enckoo eggs" that the eulogies on
Brother Tongue were written on a type
writer back in D. C.
Mr. Scott should not be made senator.
His head would swell so that he conld
never get it through a Pullman door.
And Mr, Corbett, who has a. mania for
making Christmas presents, might be
come baakrupt and be unable to pay
his fare back to Washington. What
will poor Oregon do in her hour of
travail?
THINKS JOHN BULL RULES.
Hillsboro, Ore., March 27. (Editor Ar
cus.) I was in town yesterday and got
a copy of the Uregonian. I see that pa
per prints a letter about the way the
Americans are treated in Dawson and
Atlin, and notice the editor's remarks of
'Why don't they kick to the govern
ment." Now, what is tbe use of' 'kick
ing to the government" when they are
all Britishers and do as Johnny Bull
says. The president and congress
know how tbe Americans are treated in
Dawson, but they have no sympathy
with America or American subjects, it
is reserved for the "Johnny Bulls."
They want to, and will, overthrow
American government, so they can all
be duke and lords. The whole republi
can party must answer to this see how
they are acting about our territory which
cost us blood and money and that, too,
before we are through burying the dead
soldier. ONK WHO FOUGHT.
Buy a 20th century, or Solar
lamp; for sale at McCormick's bi
cycle store.
a firm of 40 years' experience and can
V O v . ...a. Or
I 1 M.a-W,,.i,-wi
Special
on Hats.
Broken
Ijnc of
40c lb
& SON.
Heal Estate Transfers.
Frank Nachbauer to Hans Peterson
too ft square sec 4 r a n r 4 w... .f
E V Hummer to Alice Ballard 5 a
stc 3J t I w
2$l
Geo II Temple granted power of at
torney ;
Rebecca Murdock n e- of a w of
'sec 31 1 1 rl w
joo
C B St mm 9 to Jos N Gaston Us 5 and
town ol l.HStOII
John and Archie Campliell to Ferd
inatKl upttz It 12 in Hrugger tr .
A bra m Standleeo Fredrick Sehoen
U 7 blk 15, Cornelius 80
W U Thome to S J Galloway, It 4
blk 5 Thome's add to Hillsboro.. 32
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.
Notice is hereby given that a demo
cratic mass convention for Wash
ington county will be held at Hills
boro Oregon, at 1:00 P. M., at the
Opera House, Saturday, April 7,
1900, for the purpose of electing 10
delegates to the Democratic HI ale
Convention which convenes at
Portland on April 12.
L. A. Long, Co. Chairman.
John M. Wall,. Sec.
Teams wanted for wood hauling.
Apply nt once to Hare A Schtnellz
er, Hillsboro,. Will hire by cord
or contract.
You can Bave money
seeds at Greer's.
by buying I
SHERIFF SALE.
(Continued from First Page.)
West Portland Height 1 95
White. J. J.-U.tx 1, 2, ft, 4, S, ,
block 9, Hyde i'nrk 2 95
WllllnmH, Klla, unit Htuomnil Their
latere In N. y, ot section XI. T. 2
N., R. S W. ; 8 acres, ns described
In book X, nunc .197, XHH, Record of
Dela for V11shlnston County, Or-
esron 2 If.
Wllllnms, Ella, nnd lluwlmnil I'nrt
of lots it, A. block R, IllllKlMirn, 11s
dcwrllicil In bwik 4I, paKe H2, and
hook 30, pwre 3TI, Hccnrd of Deeds
for Washlnirtoa County, Orei?on,.. lit 40
Williams, Tlum.-Iots 8, 9, 12, block
, Hyde Park 2 2T.
Wlsart, Peter-Ixt 23, block 12, West
Portland Helnhts 1 75
Woodmiinsce, Klla !ts 22, 23, block
14, West Portland Heights 1 9G
Zimmerman, K.-NB, 14, section 25,
T, 3 N., H, 4 W. ; m acrr 6 TO
Hold property will be (wild, mihjcnt to re
demption, as per statute of OreKon.
Dated this 15th dny of March, I!K.
w. n. iiitADi'-oni).
flherllt of Wnnhlni?lon County, OrcKnn,
and ex-OfltcIo Tax Collector.
SUMMONS.
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OP THK
Htateof Oregon, for Washington County.
B. R, Henry, Plamtiir
vs V
Jennie Henry, Defendant j
To Jennie Henry, tlio above named ile
lendanti In tbe Name of the (State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear uml
answer the complaint tiled agaltiHt you in
the above entitled Court and suit on or
lieforethe last day of the limn prescribed
in the ordei for the publication or thin
munitions, to-wit: On or before the ex
til ration of six weeks next from nnd after
the (lute of the first publication of tliix
summons, the first publication thereof
being on March 15, 1WKI. and If von fail to
so appear anil answer, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in his complaint., to
wit! That the marriage, contract now ex
isting between plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved and lor such other and further
decree as may appear equitable.
This aiiinmnns Is served upon yott hy
Publication, by order of Hon. I, "A." Kontl,
County Judge ot Washington County,
Oregon, willed order wan made nnd dated
011 March 14, HlOu, JOHN M. WALL,
Attorney for Piainlill'.
nut he beaten. If ill in v vou to
.Ala..
tin to I J. Barber, Scvond Street,
for ii neat shave nr Imireut. Sin--fuel
ion gun- mtm-d. Fine Imlh
room in eon;, ,'iion.
AOM1NISTRA TOR S SALE
REAL ESTATE.
0 F
VlliTl'KOI' AN" OKIU'.lt OK TI1K
County urt of VailiiiiLtoii Coun
iv. iirt'Kon, univ inaiie ninl cntcrril on the
,"lli lnv Ijr Mr, (,, (,ir theaule ol mil
estate iRilohKiiig to the eMiii,. ol Thoiims
J. l(Soll, iloruvil, I Will, on
Satunlay, tlu Till day of April, lutiti.
; at the hotirof u oVIo. k, In tli,. forviiiMin
: of mill day, :it t h mint It door ol Un Court
; 'oitw, at llillilx.ro. Oregon, sell at pub-
lie auction, for wish in lutml. n one-nintli
Intrrcnt In anil (otto' I 'Monni!! ili-wrilail
! rvnl eMnle sitimtc in Waslip't'ton Coun.
1 ty. Oregon, tihH It:
All ol tlie iutrri"' or S,ruli Wil-um,
; eiisixl, in tin- Ihiii.oiou l.an.l I Imiih ot
j William NVUmiii ninl w ic in T. 1 X, l. .1
V., eoiilniiiini! ,Mt acres . mmv ir Ic-m
;-rc ' 1
John M. Wall, Altv f r AtHiiiil rntnr.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
REAL LSTATE.
I)Y VIMTKOF
x oiiukh ok rilK
1j County Court of WaxlutiKlti.i i.
titittlc ninl enl. rod oil
ch, "m. for tiio ,ii. r
Ml.
IV, orofc'nn, ,nl
till! fttli liny of XI:. 1
real elntn beloiiirl'ii: lo llw opinio of
Krnott K. Kni-h, diwiutcd, I will, on
Saturday, the Tth day id April, l'.too,
at the hour of 111 o'clock. In the foriumii
of kuIiI ilny. hi Utr Hon! Ii door ol the Court
llouw.nt Uillxlioro, ilrcifon, wl nl pnlo
lie miction, for enli in tiund, the follow,
iui; ilfxerihed roil entnin, kuuiiIc In Viih
iniftott County, drcyou, to-sit;
Coluciii'lii one KihI ct ol Ihn S V
Corner of the l I, C of U'lmicl A. Siuii ku
in HerdT I H It I WoNlie Will. M-r.. 1111.I
riiunini! thence north iirullol w Hit I he
Wml line ol iii(l h,urki cliiliu 'JI.H75 ilia,
thence went lli'li to I tic went line of the'
Malciun .UiiHtln claim, theme xoiitl.
2l.s,'i ch to tin" Mnithi-l corner i.r wild
UiinMii ctniin. thence f.ut 'UO cii, to the
IHiice 01 m-giummr, cnntiinmie v neres,
DhIihI lit HlllsU.ro. OrciMII. Mil. .'.It,
iluy of Mnrcli, I'KKI.
JO N M. WA I.I
AilnilniMtratni- of the iwtnln of K.rmut K.
r I ecu, itcceiiseil
SUMMONS.
IX THK CIltl'l IT COI IIT OK Till'
Hlate of Orepm, for the Comity ol
Washington,
Horn Unlit, I'laintitl
v
Loa V Unlit, Dormidiint
To I,oil V, llulit, the iidovB IiiiiiiihI 1 lo
Inndanl:
In the Niiiiio of the Htnte of Oiokoii
You are herudy reipdred to appear mi
niiHwer the complaint lilcil ngaiiiM yon in
till! above enlilleil Conil mill suit on or
before the lust-day of the time ptmtcribeil
111 mo orocr ior ine pn Dlli-iitlitii of this
Hiiniiuoiis, t i wil; nil or before flu, ...,!.
piratioti ol mix weeks next froin ami utter
tho date of lirnt ptililictttlou of tdis
Hun.nioiiM, inn liiHt piililicaliou thereof
iiioiiKon iMan n , unit If you fail u
no iioiir anu aiiBwer, lor want tdereof
the pliiintill will apply to the Court fur
Ihn relierilfiimmli'd in her i-oiuplninl to
wit: That the inarriiiire ninl inair'iiiKe
contrnct now and licri'tofore cxixlinir ,c-
nix. ii IM.IMIMO 1010 IICII'IKIIllll, ho (iH
Molvetl ninl aunulli-il; tlmt plalntllV In
Hwardeil the cure, nwloily anil control ol
iiiiuih iinvu limit, tun minor child of
piiunuii nun 1 mount; tlmt plaintiff re
cover judgment against ilel'eiidant for her
comx 1100 iiixi.iiiHenieiil.H Herein, such
otlier and furllinr decree an may lie euuil.
This NiitnnioiiM IhwtvciI upon vou hy
publication, dy order of Hon. A." Itoo.f
Countv Judge ol Wimliinglon Countv'
Orcifon, willed unler Was made and .lutml
on Mure 1 8. 1IKIJ. Ii t in.iti.-vf '
Attorney for 1'liiiiil.ill
The absence of action in probate
in me emulous ol in k Annus is
due to tho fiir ih;il no work of that
nature hits been transacted since
the departure. of Jmlgo Rood for
tho IfillHt.
Cigars s K. J. Harbor's, 2nd St,
Notice to Wheelmen.
in linn-" y lllVril Mllll I.1IB IIIX fill
bicycles is now 1 ollec.tible at tho olllce of
vr. .i.... iu i.u....i ..1 .1 ... .. . .
the undersigned, commencing with ilnle
unrein. w, 1), ISKAPKim ).
Khcrtll and fax collector for Washington
.ooot.y. wri-uon, ,
Dated at Jlillnltoio, Ibis March H, Won,
Executor' and Executrix' Notice
OTICK 1H 1IICUHIIY OIVION THAT
1 the iimlmsigncd have been appoint
ed Kxec.utnr ami Kxeeuirix of tU last
will and Ti'Hlaii t of Henry Heaverl
deeeHHetl, and havediily (mililled hs niicIi
by filing and having tliuir hnuils duly
approved by the. County Court of Wash
ington ( (iiinty. Now, Ihiuel'oie, all per
sons having claims against the estate, of
the said Henry llcavett, tlecniwed, are
hereby retiired to present the same to
meat the law olllce of H. II. Jl union, wild
proper vouchers, within tlx mouths from
the date hereof,
Dated at Hillshuru, Ore., this 1ilh ilnv
of March, I!KJ0. ANDItKW HNYDKI1
ANNA HNYDKIt.
lixeetitor and Kxiicnlrix of the last, will
and tCMtntntuit of Henry Heavei t, ilei-d
H. II. lltiHton, Atty fur Administration.
tmmm
JSncrnoon
Functions call for the
aristocratic "Prince Al
bert." We are Inordi
nately proud of these
goods. They possess
every element to make
us so. See that label?
ll.WK.il lit Mi and StS.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Tho LoadinR: Drug:
Wln rn !rtit. Miallrinrs. I'alnta, I Ills, .s(on;. , ltnili' and all tiiH;Ul' Hiilnlilf.
liny lin prm iiKsl nl itUi' lliiit. liuplv illliiie i-oii.i-tlli..ii,
JleiTtESIUlEIt
FARMS FOR SALE;
Thnse who want t buy Washing'
tun County (arms will do will to
call and iuvpHlijjitlti the following
oilers, littjtiirt) ntTiiK Amit s olllce.
I.'l aer-' Ul rterex iinilnr eulllvslion, r.tl
acres i- pa-lore, U acn (. In liruxh jind
tluider; ..;hhI Iioiih- ninl lisrut gixxl or
clianl; wel wulentl: Inlle Irnui lbd
Vlllit nod railmtl, nidi- from xcdmil,
rrtce. s.10 i.er acre.
.11 acres, 1 til il from Ureenvllle- In
iteren In onlliviiuon; u nerei sliutbedi II
m'rex In bnifilij Ihn tooin leoi'e,
barn and out lmihlo; i; mile to 1' O.
and hcIiimiI; fl tulles lo It. U Price. !iu.
!l itcre-10o iicr.-x In cultivation:
teres of lino lieaverilam tlml w ill iirodiiis
lUHHiu-k' of onion our here; unod N room
lioiine, ,-oxt H im; g.Hi.1 Iihiii linTI; older
miHliliLrH; ore hard anil Imrre l.iiHlon.
I'dlH do 10 Is In 2 iiilU-i of ,iM, M.ro noil
liliely NittlilliKl. cm Im. dlt bled, if iicich.
xary. Owner In I'allltijf deullli itud k"'I
llng old, is enuxo of xelllng. Price, till
per acre, 011 eay terms.
:kki iiin'x- iwre tuti I'tiHivalioni Inn
Here of good tilulcr unliable for ninl
wood; house mid l.nn.i; ((.Hid orcluud; 2
utiles from llillnlH.ro anil on iniiiii toad
to Portland. This farm h.m runiilnu
linini li and several siringH that rurnUli
aliunilance of water tin. vtmr roiiiul, 'l'dl
X1III...I r..r.l,.i,..i ..!....... .1 ...
tariii iieing k t initi . I so mm Inwu Is well
, , ' '" '"" K""""."4. "co 1
as grain mill bay rntsloi. and is one of the)
greatest Pargainn 111 Uu- comity
I'llee,
lxi per acre oil iwy payiiii-nl.
tUm aeres In high nlale ol culllvatinii
imwfly Iteaverdam land; u mile lioni
null.
ail station ninl town; is miles Hot
rorttiinil. 'flier,, u 11. ho to lie In thin
farm for some uaiid-ner. TI.Im t.o.,1 u
elieap at J ul per ai'ie; il can In- bad for tut
a-r acre, 11 nohi hooii,
I I acrex all pmrie laud, exii-nt H acres or
oak; well loculiil, Ik-Iiiut onfv III mil...
I'riioi Poilland, Price, fi lm,
yiaiiex near Reed villi fi acres In culli
vatioii Price, XiMNI.
-'A good sawmill, wild or without dwell
ing and liniufNtend. mid HIHI a.-rcn . .1' tf,.,i,l
,.IM .III IHIM I
A '"n '" the right man.
nlee ho tl. laud: III ner.s. in
M) iii-res ol'
cultivation, IiohI. ol soil
Price, Slmai,
Hll acres tiniinproved land; well loente-l,
being only 1 inibm from creamery P o
nli-; easy to clear. This Is a snap' at ,i"
Notice of Final Settlitment.
Notice Is heiel.y MV(1II nmt ,U(, ,,,,,1,,,-hU,,.
ed. ailliilulMtr.ioi- nf the (.state of C. T.
Neen, ilecsaMed, bus liled his iiccnuntH lor
nal jcllleineiil In l, C1)nnty (:,,llrt f
the Ktaln ol Orogon for Waxlilngfon Conn,
ty, and ibatHiiid County Court ms xed
Monday ilm 2nd day of April, limn, at the
Iwmro 'llWMa. lo.ofMaitl day . if the court
room of mid court in IHHsborn, Washing,
loll l.oiinly, Oregon, as the titne and place
for heating objections to said aceouniH
mid I he lliial Hetllement of said estate
Hated at IliliHboro, this Kith day of Knbl
1 1110 J, oxxf.
. TltOMAM Tai.iiot. V'
auininisirauirol tlineslnUiofU T. Neon
decensed.
Notice of Final Settlement '
NoticB Ik horeby (riven thai the under
signed, kxec.utnr of the Inst will and test
ainni.tol Joliti H. Ilasler. ileeensetl, has
II Id Ills lliinl luwiuiits as Kxeimnlr of said
estate, in the county court of ihn slitte of
Oregon for Washington eotiuty, mid
that said eourt bus lixetl Monday, 'the 2nd
day of April, lltoo, at the hour o'f 10:1)0 A.
M. nf said tlay at the court room In Hills
boro, Washington enmity, Ore , as tho
ttino and placo for hearing objectlnns to
said iicooiinlM, ami the dual seUlcmeut of
said estate. Ilnteil at HillHlioro, this Mlii
day of February, vm. V, .1. lf.AHI.KIt
Kxiwuitof of tlm last will and tesluiuoiil
ol Jolin II, Jloslor, ileeeas'td.
mmp Jf
1-4. T
vhiS mi
: TP? '
ouaaaNTdo cwotmino
iiU!rni;o.o i hs.
I'nlon.BUk
. Main HI.
Dr. V, A. Halle)
I'rtiprietor.
Houso
1 r;;
Wo also carry the liest nrstirlt'd stm-k ol Toilet
article and (Iron sundries in the countv
Fact that we buy for fault ennbles u In ileal
with llrrit t las Iioiim-s and get the lt. Fam
ily rtrie ret'rive as iiinful attention as
physicians' prescriptions.
Slret't is the liieti'ion.
P... .! I H'. L'l .
'I
J. Noiil.ri.p, Proprietor.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated.
A firm I'lnx table and
nil at'fommoilatiniis
for llie convenience
of gucpt, , , ,
OR&N
TimoSchcdulo ..
.. From Portland
l anl mall cM.al H p m fr Halt t.nke,
Iiier, l. Worth. m, KiinxiwClty
M. Ihiiiix, Chicago ,01, I.,u.t, arrives
tl:tii III
Hpokinii Klver lent ml in p m rr Walla
Malln, MlunenH,iH, Ml. pH, lHu,
Ml wmikee, I hiciigo ami Kiwi, arrlvw
S;IKi 11 m
Ili-eun HI .1.1... I ... -
v.... v-"".. '"-" e,r. nil I, III lor
o rrnneim-o, na I ugevery live ilnvs
1 ,,,11i.i,. p,,,.. , J y '
Mliinlay Haliirdav In 1, , fr A.lorlaand
way bindings, nrrivn I p m exce,( Sunday
Willamette river leave tl a 111 except
Nuuilny lor Oregon City, Newls-rg, Mnlem
Hu'..,di7 "rr,V" I' ". lc..,.l
Willainetie i,d Yniuliill river leave 7
oil "y',T,""'",l',v falunlny Tor
ar i' l. ' V' v.1"" bmilll.lt..
Krllhly '"" K,"",l,' 'e.lne,Uy ami
VVlllmnetU, ,vr leave II a m TitewlilV.
i;"rm' M"l.vn.rCorvalil.;r,l
uny landings, nrrlvo l;;tu 11 in Tmnulav
Thursday and Saturday ' 'day,
"011111.111 niver eitve S 11 m ,.), 1
day
Nnake river
leave
a. in, lor l.ewlnt.m, nilurnliig leavi
1"w,Ml,," ,lllly "!' a. III.
111 ...
Add ret
w. h. mii.imuT,
(ion. I'as, Ajent
SUMMONS.
niUii.lM.etiltCen.tof H,e Slate or Ore
gon lor WaMiliigion County.
V. K. Ilraiiiimaii, i'lalnilir )
vs I
Ida May llraiinmai, Ih-fuinlaut, J
To Ida May llrnnainim, the above mini
V! '"""dam, In the , of the ln u "t
Oiegou; ynu are hereby re.itlre.l t,7n, , ,r
ami itnswer the cnmnlnlnt III,-, . (Tst
Vou In the above Heiul,,,, court mV suit
1 r la! In tin. order or tl.n 1...1 .1...' . ,
tmmitiili,n,,H, Wt. nn or her r 1 ,,
h.H,I:i:inuiri,w.:.,,Hw; r"r
H''h'irHdZfolm'it tn ?,
S"1 've.'lr liem , thi
nnhii. .1 ""!",,",1.M H"rv,,l "l'"n yon bv
tl .1 . . ' I'HllllLlII II till flill'iui.Ii. .
Oruiron V ,i,X ,.;.r..V. '""K"'" eouniy,
on mu, 'jh.
........ -
1 rnp, 2H, 11NM1.
oruer was made and dated
AWyar;rpiii(5,7",,OW"A"'
Flrt to arrive w'uh th. 1" tZuZZZZL
nawa-Th. Weekly Or. gonla
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