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Newspaper Page Text- HIL'SBORO ARGUS, APRIL 5, 1900. KOPLK a I ai-hk of thi; I'imm'I.k : ; i ;; : : A 1'apehfoh thh I'ki THE ARGUS Kntercd at the PoM-ofhce t Hitlxhorn, Oregon, as Second class mail nisller. LUCIUS A. LOSG, EDITOR. County Official IttPc' ISSUKD EVERY THURSDAY BY Til Arg Publishing Compuj. Aiibanr1 jtinn: One Isdlsr per Annum Six Months, f cts; Three Months, &" ets. Opposed lo Gold Mono nietallisiii. He Heven in the Bimetallic Stamlatil Dear Money means Debased Property and Profitless American Product. Cur Consequent loss is oar Creditors' Gain Has no nse for Marcus A. Hanna UNION COUNTY COSVKNTION. IV B nit direction of the Vnioii Precinct Com mittesmnn or Washington toiintv County Convention will I held in the Cwart House, m Hillslioro, Ore. on .sal unlay, April 7, MM, for the purpose of traiiMketins toe following miauiex.. Nomination of a legislat i ve ticket, to wit; Stats Senator for four years; three Renrejwntative. Oouiitv ticket a fol Iowa County Clerk, Sheriff, Recorder. Assessor, Treasurer, Surveyor, Coroner, oiw Commissioner for four years, County School Superintendent. All prwitiet nominations for Jnstii.es ot tne reace, coustaiaew ami Koan supervis or will also lie ratineo PrimarioR will be held in the several Drec.inetji on Satunlav. March 31. 1 li1 various precincts will send delegations to tne ixmnty convention, as lotiows; Beavertou 10 I I'eaverdam till i ton 8 I Cornelius... Columbia 18 Dairv 14 Dilley ! V. Cedar Creek. K. Cdar Creek.... S Kast Kittle West Butte. 4 fiales Creek MounUin 61 N. HilLsboio... . 1: 8. Hillslsiro 14 I N. Forest Urove...U 8. Forest Urove....ll I South Tualatin II Wapatn 9 Washington in Reedville. 7 A BKUTAIi KEPKTITION. England, io the Transvaal, is pur suing the same tactics that she ha for years pursued wherever her course of empire has pointed. The nation is ever on the lookout foi . some smaller power whic.i she may absorb. For some years she has had her eyes on the South African re publics and her desire has been to crush the spirit of independent gov ernment which threatened her do minion in the south. To thin end the crown asked for that which she -knew would not be granted. Tl bullying tactics to which she re sorted are thosn employed by her towards all small powers. Rhodes wanted the territory, and Chamb erlaia and his satellites feared that the free governments to the north might cause the people of the Cape to seek self-government. It is the old story of overwhelming force, supported by hirelings, as again! the volunteer efforts of men who want to keep free from British do minion and maintain a govern ment of their own. The cry of redress for the out lander falls flit i when we know that the outlanders are nearly all in the Boer ranks England but repeats her experience with America, except that she is comparatively stronger in her pos ition of today. France helped the struggling Americans, but today not one national administration lifts its voice for. the little but Bturdy band qf Dutchmen, fighting for that which should be dear t every man of spirit. America intervened in the Cuban affair. Today we are exploiting the island of Puerto Rico. NY seem dead to the spirit of liberty We are becoming mere commercial istfl. We acknowledge to the world that we fight for profit not justice We care nothing for living princi pies. We could, with one note, stop the criminal aggression of the British, and the rest of the civilized j world would gladly stand at our backs. Will we do it? Not much. It appears that Britain will allow us to have a flag so long an our statesmen permit her to rule over the land which British arms never conquered. Our representative if insulted; his official mail opened; his veracity questioned by a tool by the name of Hay; the charge of Macrum overwhelmingly proven and then what does Salisbury do? Tells Mr. Hay, practically, that it l a J.nln.aUA 1 1,.. tl I ..I 1 id uopiviBuic i ii m ii ueunrne puuiic ' find that England should receive . more courtesy from us than the ap pointment of men who have crazy ideas that we are not one people. How far muat this thing go before the people of America will extract themselves from the wallow in which they have been placed by "weak sister" statesmen. the Puerto Rivo infamy? tit us pus this bill. Then we can go lfore the Protected Interests and say. Behold your Iriends! Then we can fco to the UIhii vote and say, Behold your tomes and high tower! As to the subsidy lull, haste uiu t be made or it will be too late; for almost every day the news comes of keels laid, contracts signed, trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific lines organized, warships building in American yards for evciy where. To claim this present activity for a bill to ko into erlect next January ! will lie a work ol extreme hardihood. As to the labor vote, it is doubtless surliciently informed how large a part of the tariff goes into its wages, and how much it achieves through Us trades or ganisations. Then if we deduct the lab or vole that will go for Helm as a social ist, and that that will go for Hryau pi Mckinley Htivhow through partisan pre diloction", th game to I had throng! the Puerto trap is not very promising As to the protected Interests, they are apnarcntlv. well set veil aim nave no ex- cuse for displeasure. But have they all the votes worth having? Oregonian. HAVE YOU T AND TO CLEAR?1 f so, y.ui need a lro- ami slump nachine thai will enable you lo eh ar it the easiest and cheapest wnv ms- ...I.!.. '11....... .1.; !...:' l... . ,v ... t '. . s.oie. i m-pr uuo nine-. are until ny a urin iii in yt'iirs experience ami cannot tit' beaten, investigate. Will furnish testimonials on (.pplii-utsoit. It til pay you to The Oregonian should not worry It has supported that sort of things for many years that is to say, it has supported that which inevit ably leads to this system of govern ment gra.t It will always find room to say, ''The Bryanite evils threaten the government." Of course ' they have votes enough," il the Oregonian's help will bring it about. "We" may confess any thing, and still put in power the robbers of government if the Ore gonian can have its way. The Or gonian simply tells an occasional economic truth in order to gain the confidence of the people in order to more surely lead them into the "protected" ambush. These frauds openly ask, and get, what they want. The Oregonian is one of the decoys and one of the ablest to keep them at general elections. THK SWAMP ANGKIi, "OI.OKY." 'Becaust some populists (and they are the men who made the populist party what tt was tn its glory) refuse to be dragooned into the democratic cauip are receiving all sorts of abuse from the lusion press, bcratcha fusiooist reform er and vou lav bare a spoilsman. rorest i.iove 1 tines. Here is a fine thins to talk of spoilsmen. This is the honorable gent" who asked Sheriff Bradford to stand in with him to rob a pub lisher who had submitted a bid in good faith. Ibis is the lallapa loosa who wanted the work for 12 and $1.50 per inch, but if The Auars figures were lower, would publish for five cents a line less than The Arous figures." Here is the virtuous little "dinky bird" owned by "Little Joe" Sitnon, who has come lo this count v to "love" niddle of the road populists. Wouldn't it kill you? Since when has this shyster found "glory" in inythiwg hut crookedness and Si- monism. Here is a tine specimen of "Swamp Angel! Here is the spiel of a henchman who received public printing by a misrepresenta tion which in business immorality would cause a Multnomah Simn- t'.e to blush. No. 2 Y or mm r--.- f .v- ,-vJsisi READ THE FOLLOWING TkS I IMuMALS - I cat uaenitie. a is llie liesl in the market lor the money "I bought a No. .in leeomuieiid the No. j .Machine tu hit who want n Miong, baud) J A. dimmer man," t tl, t.lllll- I'....., t, o .- . ... .... . . .... around, and stronc ..,,.. 1, '.V . ' ",v u w " "vr " win. -sciiuimericti, t-armington, Oregon " "lllllsliot-o lit-i- M il-. li loan ..I I.,,. i ,. mil..., L .. ik. J. ..- ,r . !' . . ' ' " " """'K i mew uiaeii nes ior inrce inoiil is oil in v farm tun l 0 d ..of se f ile line I have for 1 1 Oil ' 4"'" ' "! ' K ' "IV O.MtlU o, uuollier ...ai l..,,,.. sana.,..os,i,Iisp,;si adjiitiet lo a la. iti wltere t here is anv tfnililiiiiir ni1 wt iiiii ii-tii il i in- i it i'V.ii a very powei Inl inai tiine, and I I-"-"-"-" no on ii iioiM n no nave tins mtllire of work to peltot'tti, . K. Klil IT. ( all on or Aildress. II. c. I'KAKsii.n. Karniintrioii, (ie Notice to Farmers. It is not human nitnrefor them so; todo. Besides, you must not ex-: pect people who think the Oregon-i S II. Dunbar will be in Hillsboro ian the creat authority on imlitical I vv'1'' his full hliNtiled black IVrcln- ' ' c. .11: .:i . Uiest Oils to indorse anvthim. ll.el "'"". wrep., until iiirin.-r j e Oregonian, from commercial or other reasons, declares is "bad." nolice. .Mr. Dunbai has cut otf Yuttihill nnd I'ike, and will keep his horse for Washington count v. - jolely. I.. A. Long, of Hillsboro Alters, is j mentioned as a prominent candidate for ?M abutt slim s for men, Women congress on the democrat ticket Hills-! children --it you ilont bt ltevo horo Indepetnleiit. ' 'hrilng.v Sons have the mot Long stands about us much show i '"I'M1'1''" 1'"'' i "' 'iy you should ' I - . . . 1 ..tit' I r I I of getting that nomina.i,,. as "Boh" : ?' T' ' "'L ? Itigcrsolldidnfgoini! to the Pros ; if e ean only tit you. O mio and' hyterian heaven and Long knows j see us. it. Long is not after oilio?; couido't Austin Oraiir an. Col. Kd.lv. two get it if he were; perh.ips that is Forest tirove .newspaper men', wen the reason he isn't after it. But if -' 'ity loilay. Long, or anyone else, could get! 11 Wi-hruti) Sons have just from the national congress- received a full line of silks, satins, ional committee, he could in. ike j j'r:'' triuiinings, einbi ideries, laces, even Thos. Tongue a run for hU "T. i -T . ' money. Boh Hendricks would tell ; t',,11 and see our lines before hur- you that. mg elsewhere ; W. R. Barrett, rf Greenville, has Co.MiRKss has passed the Puerto Ix-en an interested visitor at the Rico tariff hill and the country has : xlitieal doinifs in Hillslwro, this week. Oo lo K. J. Barber, Second Sln-el, lor a neat shave or hair eut. Satis faction guaranteed. Fine hath room in ctinnection. ADMIN1STKATOH S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. III III: OK AN HI! 1 1 Kit i IF County C.i.iit ,.r Wa.iiiii,Moii Conn Iv, Oregon, .Inly uiade ami i-nt . .Mhilavoi Mar,.,,, p, ,, the ,il ot r. ,.l e-.talc U,u,l..i,,g(,, i ,., li,,,,,,,,, J. ilsoii, il.na-i,. will.,,,, Sittnday, the 7tli day of April, l!tnn, at lhe houri.f li.u-,-lo, k. In the forenoon o said diiv.at llicwtiilh dn.ir o theConit llou-c, lit ll,ll-l,..ro. Uiee,,.,, . , ,,,,,, lie miction, .M ,,, ,, inti-nM In iinil in tic- Miow int,. den iln-,1 rial eMule , v, ,,, , ,,. ly. Oregon, t,,. ,: .Ml ..I the inicr.-r ..f s,,.,!, Vi, ,,,. u-'o "o1!"' l-ocl I I..I u illi.uii o il-on ami wiln mi T. l . It ; V.. eiMifaiiiiiitf ; iicn j. n,. ,,r Imt'd at Ihlll.uto, Uri-tfi.h, tt,,,' ilay ol Man It," l'', . . . II. U KHIilMi, Adnniiistnit,,, uf II,.- . Man- t Tin is J. 1 1 urn, ilcccascd. Join, At, Wan, Ally for Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. D.m't fail to-gel one of those K. Thk Aroi's ediUir, in behalf of a San Francisco Telegram, asked Mr. Bryan what he thought of Dewey's candidacy. The Nebraskaner, with a smile, declined to 1 interviewed on the subject. He evidently thought that the matter wag not very much important e. of Thk two articles one in the Telegram and the other in the Or- gonian-describing Bryan's speech es at McMi nnville and Hillsboro, that is to say, the reading matter therein, did not agree. The article in the Telegram was written by a young man who wrote things as he saw them with but a touch of prej udice. The Oregonian's article was written by an experienced journal ist who knew what kind of an art icle his publisher's wanted, and tilled the bill. Hence there was wide divergence in the reports as to how Bryan was received. taken its first step into the sloughs' of despotism. We "rule." We. impose a tax on the little island .V h ,C" -.""'"I 'hil,t lh"ir sl,,'k i.. r. .... i .1 i ,.. .. il ..... ... ... rr ii. i .. I i . . i unr III Ull Plii-fi, hi ij. lien- whose destiny has fallen n our1,,,,,, ,L ', . ,. J , rtllli! iV. .sons. Also sn einlii line grip a tax greater than that, real-1 f ..yrciats. No trouble to lit you ly, which caused our revolutionary ' and no trouble to show you "our forefathers to rebel, mind you, toj 'l,H' become "rebels" against Great ; F. M Heidel makes a specialty Britain. It is the rankest kind of 1 "f "tiying and selling liiulierlanls. 1 "v it a . pigmy larceny, a larceny of which , . " '" stt opposite i u , , , , i 1 ua aim Hide Hilhhoro. Ore we should lie ashamed; a larceny' which to us is degrading. It is the embodiment of tyranny; it is that ! which Americans would permit no . , , , , , - ,onee is hereby yiven that a deu.o power to impose on our i.eop e, tin- , a , ,; , r ,. '"' , ... . 1 ' j cr.Hic iini.-s cotivenliou for Wash- derlike circumstances, no matter ( iugton ijuinty will be held at Mills were the force a thousand to one j horo Oregon, at 1 .(HI P.M., at the which would fasten thp discrace. Opera Hoti-e, Saturday, April 7, ie Gennre tho Til of il.' l:''' l,,r U,M purpose of electing 10 u,v .,1.1 , . . ,1 I , NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS. on which convenes at "We" are the George modern era; the Lord North of rev-! (;0vent i olutionary fame was our prototype! Portland on April 12. t':ie "we" here meant is that: L. A. Long, Co, C truckling power back at Washing- JI ton which has humbled our good name in the world's estimation. BV VI I: I 'i" 1 1 1-' ,s ultliKKiiKTIIK I oiiiiiy Cuit ,,f V,ilHiigi.,i, i ,,,,. il. 'rci;on, mil V lliiuln i,n. cut. t,., ,,,, tin- ..tli day of M.ir.-'h, l'n, .,r .,,. .,,11.. IMMOIIgll.i; tl. tl .,(,. I'.mcst I-, I'itcIi, ,.-,t-iii-., I i(, o Saturday, the ;th day of April, I'.mhi, mi . mi i,,iir,.r I" .-I... k. n. tl,.- fo, , m .mil nay in i nc Month ilnnr i,l He- Court II. HI--, HI llillHlh.ro, (l,eg... .,!,. Iicaui-li.ii,. .,r i-asl, i hand, il.e follow. Inn .Ii-M-iihrtl real eslalc, situate ,, Wh iiiKtoi, I on i.ly. iin-goii, t..ti: Culuell.-lnu II... I c, ,,'f (t. X W or, i, ro, in.. ) i, I of l,, ,,,,,,,) Soaiki III MeertT 1 S It I W..: tl,c Wdl Mef rnntinij! thence i.oill, pi,ru!l,. tl. " i ani .ii.u k i hum -Jl h':, ch, then.,, w,-M i,, ( j. u,.w, , .Malcoiii Ihi.tin .-lain,, t.,)r ,,,, . .'I.s.ftchs to tl,c.Sntl,H,.Ht .orncrof ..,,. Uusiti .-liiirn. Ihcii.o Knsi :, ,i, ,.u( u, ,, .lm c of iH-gimiing. contaiiiiiiu' -r: unci Hated at i.'.iw,,.,-,., u,,.K, ,,,B day ot M.in-li, I ;m M . . , . '"IIN M. WAI.I., A.lininiHtratori.l tin-.-.tate of Krnei V Fte, , ii-cl-,l... Jlrtcrnoon 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? 1 HH UStiM.1 IS fat I 1 thi lastt or twi rawetn OUARANrtlO CkOTHINO il. WF.Iini'Mlaiiil SO.NS. Illl IMilHili. I) I UN, on Itlock am M. A. ballet The Hillsboro Pharmacy:.!: V Pre Tho Lcadinp: Drug- Houso Where lriik'.M.-lic,ii. s, Pali.u, mis s,nK., H,i, and all I'mciO-l'. Kundrk. inty Im ptei im.l .it u i. , 1 1 . 1 1 i,nilv ilwlmn r..ii.i-lilli.. I'rii lor, I (vJIiLfJUrLK i i,.,, ,,,;, y n1, f,,,, !,,, f ,(llt, flil eaU is what briiiM the moxt nnl bfnelory re siills ; and vou will iilanvs find them l THK DELTA DRUG STORE , We also carry the Mnt in-nu ted hI.h k o Toilc aritiUs nnd drun stindrtcs in ihn county ty hart that we buy for cash enables us lo deal uith first, class houses nnd pet the left Fain, il)' fclpes receive ns cartful nllenlioli a physicians' prescript inns. lili SUMMONS. delegates to the Democratic State! 'X THI' ' ' 'T t'ol'HT OK THK Mat " Wall, Se Chairnian. Fokkst Gkovk and Dairy pre cincts are strictly in it on nomina tions on the republican ticket. The south end ofhe county gets noth inghut that legislative ticket had to go through. Thk Boers are still boring away. 'IJKVIiKIt THAN THK IM IITY." Teams wanted for wood hauling. A r...l., nl tr t- Li I .. .M.to, n u,iie in ware iv ncnmellZ- ' "I'tcny rei,ili..l no near and . . I f i I I t I i I .ill tlkti-i. r flu. i ..... k .li ''. 1 or contract. i wriynii, ,,r llie Cnimty Va.slli,ltolt, i'lalnllll I'cfen.liu To I.oti V. II i, . H11)Vt, , ,M fellillillt ; In the Nn of tin. suite of (ireyi.n: Horn Hulit, I.oa V Hulit, ,1,1 n.t j 1 V "'"'V'"1"1"1 "'id u.i on or ..lore the h,t day of tl. tiine ,,., Ilw.l In the order l..r the pul.ll, Ion of tlii V' ., li. ,i. me ooier lor III,- I j on 1,1111 P.ivn ii ouev nv tinviiiii NuniMiiui!) i., .;.. ........ ,...r ., , , , in.' t'U- seeds ut Greer's. SHERIFF SALE. (Continued from First Page.) Shall we tell the secret of the subsidy bill? Tben t is this: Ship construction it booming. , Let us hurry up and puns the subsidy bill; then we shall say to the people, Behold "jhat the republican party hat done for our merchant marine, with its subsidies! Vote for McKiiiley r H all the rest of us republicans, No oxk is ftailisli enough to ex pect republicans who nre active in Washington county politics to have a pleasant word for Mr. Bry an's address. These men are prej udiced against Mr. Bryan just as strongly as they are prejudiced against the union forces of the county perhaps more so as they recognize in the splendid loader a possible president. These men are not good judges, for ninny of them are in politics for a living. No matter what great truths Mr. Bry an might expound, the harder they must, then, seek to mike their brethren beliete that nothing the speaker said was good. But the words uttered by the champion will live in the minds of many citizens for all time. Some will profit there from, and some will not. But do not expect Hanna campaigner - and men running for ollice on the re publican ticket to admit hat Bry- V-;-!. ;c jrf'' j n,.q ni way w.nt roi-tiiui.i imkIiis While. J. I a 1, 2. 3, 4, S, ', huh w, iiyue I'tira ., WIHUmn, Kiln, ami lliial.i.n.l Tle-ir Inter, m In N Vj of n.-ctlon V,, T. 2 N li. X VV. ; H jierw, im ilcM-rlheil In lunik X, p.-iKi'M :i7, :v.m. iteponl of Ijip.Ih for WimhliiKHm County, Of eKon Williams, Kiln, ami lluelsuid-I'art Of 0IH 3, (I, 1,1. irk H, HlllnlHir.l, IIH ili-Kcrilieil In hook 4!i, paw PHI nnd hook l. HllfP ItlX oril of HclH for Wiiwhliit Inn County. Oregon... WlllliiniH. 'l hoH.-I,in . 9, 12, block S, lly.le Park Wldfirt, 1'i-ti-r--I.t 2.1, lihxk 12, West . ,, , I Portland fl. k:ht (Jl Loursc, I'm larger than you are. ' WowlmHimeo, Kiia IxiIh 22. 211, hloek i-i, I, 1.1 1 "illliHIII lO'IKrilf., Hon. II. P. Cornelius. The l'Hity. pititllon ol ix ,.ck next ,, , i.e. iimi, oi mm p, inn, , , r lhlll . us the HrHt piililK otl.m .t,.f ! beinijon Man h s, s,,, lln, lt vu mi) u, I hii appear nnd nnsiver, lor waiit tl,ei,, Im plHinltll will apply to , (',( fr the rclieril. iiuiiiileil j, ,r en,,,!,,),,, ,. wit: Unit the marrlne,. and contract now and heretofore exlHtiiiir U .. tw-n plninlilf and ,cfcila, , ,H , . iw.lve, and anniilli-d; tl,t plaimin ,0 ; iiw ardcd he ,.., , ,ii,v alu r , 2 PS, Hatha Olive Unlit, , ,r ,.,, lilaiutill nn. I i..,.,lantr thai ol no- .... cover Jii,ci iit, anaiimt ili-l,.ii,liU, ,,r ),.. eoHt.H and diHi.iiiHcinenH hi'riun, iitnl unci, o her and Itirther deew may M, ,.,llit 2 1.1 " ; I , " "" I'o'lin. -s. . . IM SMUIIIIOIIN IsmtvcI III,., I, VOU hv pulilicalion, l.y order of Hon, , A' Hood County j,,,,!,,, , WaKl,ini;lon' Counly,' Onroii, which order wan , ,,,,'., on March H, V.m. , f, HA i I.IOY Attorney for Plalnli'lf. Street is tltP lof b' ion. FARMS FOR SALE fr. UiW. Those who want to buy Wishing ton County hirms will'du will in call and investigati- the follow iii) oilers. In.piireal Thk Anot s t.lllen. aerc In a. ri'i. under eiililvation, fid in n In panture, Hi nrr In l.r.inli and ' tluiher; i?ood linn. hi.. I, urn; jjo. ,,r. chard; well waicri-d; Vj mile from Iteid villi, and rinlroriil; tulle friiiu cImiI. I'ri. e, f-Ji per acre, 111 iutix, I milii from liris iivillc -lie ilcriM in cultivation: III acrc "lii-hcl. II ! acres in l.riiHli: ., tive riMim ..,iii j luirn .,.,! I I i . I ....... ..I. . .' -o- IOC llll,.- , II. ..I' ... I f ' and w hool; il lull, h to (. li Price, Jim), ! PHI rtcren - Kin acre In cultivation: 7 acreii of linn Uiiivi'idani Hint w ill produce III! Hil.-kli of oillolin her llcri': iroi.il M room house, eo-l H m; K, Hid Lain I.H7I; other huilibiiKH; or. In, nl n. I K-rrv IiinIii, IIiIh lanii u ill 2 tulle of II illli.,io and llnuly Mlliialcil, can l divide!, il n.-.-ci. wiry. Owiuir in hulinc health iiml net- tlh( old, ia eanw of nellliiij. Price, am per acre, on eaay U rnm. 1 N in-Ill i up, Piopi-leior. Newly Furnisher" and Renovated A lirM cIa table nt:. nil .ii'cotituiiHliiliiinii for the ci hi vc nlc m e 'f K"t OR&N Timo Schedule .. .. From Portland i lienor"'!'!,'1 u''':'." " '' '" r,,r HM I -like, lictiier. I-I. VV oi-ili i i... L.- .. . ' . ' '-m, out. niiiinim v and I'aml, arrive mo in-reii-2ili act-en In cu tlvation: Inn St. Imi. n, n I I H...I... , .... r. ' "H" " .-i H'"i i i ninuiiiii uir coin woo.lj hoiiHii and barn; tfooil oiclund; 2 milis Iron, llilkhnfo nnd on main road In Portland. Thla liirtti him runnhic lirancli nnd Miivcral Hi.rinuH iln.l luruisli ahiindance of water the year round. This lariu boiinr niliuitt',1 mo ni'iir lou i. U null Miiiu-o mi iniiryiiiK anil Kai'ilctilnit, a well ' """ ' "oicinco, snlliii y)tr. VB ,ft..,. ; . . i , . 1 1 . i .r. ..ii.- oi Hie, , ..in, nn in iiiviu- icjn i, a II: lop m U....I ii iycr 1,-nvcn .11', i, , f, U',,11. VViilla, ,Mini,epM N, pM, ,,,,,, ne iiko ani M,Ml Mllniiiiken sum ii in P.lc Set on your tail and howl!" THREE FARMS FOR SALE. I will offer for sale the next few days, a fine farm near Cornelius. One hundred acres in cultivation; One hundred acres in pasture and good timber; good fences, well wat ered; good house and- barn that cost 2,200; good out buildings; good orchard; Tii le pood; for the above farm I will offer for a few days at the small price of $7,000. Farm No. 2 Contains 28 acres inside city limits. 20 acres in cul tivation, the balance slashed off: a good house that cost 1400; barn and nut buildings. This fam will take ;5000. Tract No. 3 Contains Kid acres in section 20, town 1 s. r. thence 4H 40 2 2T, 1 7.1 1 ! fi IK .Imrni-imari, H.-Ms, u. miction 25. T. 3 N K. 4 VV'.; im iwnn B:. 1.1 nroiiertv will Im uol.l mil. I., a o, ili niiitli.n. hk i.er ti,liite of Orcftnn. liated ihlH ir.lh ih.y of M.-irch, liUKi. , W. 1(. llltAI)K(ilif), Hherlrr of W;,hlnlon Courtly, OrcRon. anil ex-fJlllcio Tax Collector. SUMMONS. IN THK ClltcriT ('OtritT OP THK Htateof Orexoit, for WiiHliiiiftloii Counly. II. It. Henry, Planitiir J'he absence of action in probate in the columns of Thk Annua is due to the fact that no work of that nature has been transacted since the departure of Judge U,M f,,r the Kast. Cigttra at F. J. Barber's, 2nd St, creatcMt luirmium in the eonnlv per acre on eay piiynieiitH, 2IHI acreMlu ii.i slulc of ( ulliviilion illy lleavei-il.nn laud; mil,, froiu rallioad Htallou and town; IS miles west nl' Portland. There In ii I'oitiim, in tins In 1 1 1 1 lor aolm, gardener. I I, la laud im arrlvc-i , '' . .. n ' '""""T" lluvo ' I'. tu for II vu ila; P ill exciirt u.... ....... , . ' ' ' .v..nanir,lay III p , fr A.iorh..., .1 way hinillncH, tirrtvn 4 p m ,.x,.p Hi ,y s,,,l!!'","'!,i". r,v"r l"l,v" " except Hun, hiy Hrnvn 4: Ml , m'exccpl Will .., , Ii'-ap nt .m per acre; it can be had , fin I a m Tne- I ay ' ' ,,L ' "J ! ,' . T'!' TVZ 7 per acre, If Hold i, f '"i w. II h , ' 111,1 Haliinliiy for v i ! Hayloii and way landlnca, 44 acres nil marie hind, cxim,! H ,....,. ..r ''rrlye ,l:;m p u, , I1V ic Kif iiititiliiv mill i nth .,,11 L I , .., . ' P Ml 111 V " ' " " run. Ii. l IMI HI M , I It 1 I I If II V III 111 IIJiu " from Pott land, Puce, fi:.. Notice to Wheelmen. Jcniiiu Hiiiiry, To Jennie Henry, I Iciidaiit: Ilefetidaiit j he above named de- of good fir, timber Well watered. Price irood. A. A. Phillips, Cornelius, Ore In Ihn Name of Hie Ktatfl of ()reon; You nre hnrehv reitiirc.l to appear and ttimwnr tin; coniplainl lil.-d nain.Ht you in the ahuvn entit led Court and Hiiil on or befornthe hut ,y f , tu,,,, p,.,.w..h( in the ordei for the piililic.Hlioii of thin siimiuoiiH, to-vi it: On or lirdorn the ex-pii-Htjon.of nix v oekH next IVoni mid afler the date of tho ti est pulilicalion of thin MUiiimoi.fi, vno liixt, pulilicalion thernof If"" siarcii io, liKKi. anil if vou fail to phoiilill wdl apply to the Court for and cedar. wlt: 1 11111 the marruien cunt rant now ex 800 Title! ', """-; between phtitdllV and ,J.-(,-, Vant be i iit.it ,1 iMKolvcl and lor hiicIi other and further decree: as may iini.i.ar coiiiiul.ln This siiiiiuioiiH is nm-viwi upon vou by publication, ,y d,.,!,.,. f j, (J A; t()OI irdur was inaile inn) dated iww. .IOHN M. WALL. Notice h hereby civen Hint , .Icycles is now collectible at I In, jiv of tllll Ull.ll'ISIll(l(l, cm eilcliur Wi, ,,.,. luweof. W. II. IIIIAliKOI!!,, Hhcnll and lax collector for VVaHlilniftoii County, Oregon, Dal.vl at ilillHhoro, this Man Ii S limn west, three miles south of Cornel. "" l''r and tmswer, for want thmeof, An ...... , :i.. ,.i i ,,. . i the plaintill' w, iitmlv to f hp (Vtlit't fur or, , .ir, r,,y cieareu i ienty the relief rlcnmnded 'in his comiilalni: t, - 11... , ' Greer has a full line of garden 1 i"'"", bi. " on March 1 1 v ouioy .imiun wiiHlilniftnii Cuinity, en oniur was made nnd , atnd li. lolivvr win i . . . ....... .... ,,JV , . ,, ,,.Him,h, , Henry T""rmnw,'i!ll " '""''. Ally for Adininimiiiiioii - "mtmvai "tytwf -iMtim iSW imtltM Jutm Executor's and Executrix' Notice NH'IICK IH JIIOIiKHY tllVKN THAT llie initlerHiKiied have Ih ,ii,piiit. .. in .7. i -. ,'';;ii nx of lli last "in mm i t-nininiwil. Of I'ticti io... im 11 llll II ji v c 1 1 1 1 1 y ,,lluii,., H m(., by lillosr ami ivinB tli.ilr honds dulv fipproved by the Counly Couil f Wash' inutoii (Dimly. Now, therefore, all ,er. HoiiMliiiytna claims iiKiiitmt Hie cnIiiI, of he said Henry Jieaveit eeas..,), , herehy ivoiiir,,, , ,,r()Hn ()n M( , me at tin law )i,. t ti. ii. HiihI,,,,, wlth proper vouchers, within six iimnlhs fro,, the dale hereof, . i'I,1'''1, 'l,J!.illN,"",:,V,0n'" ,llls IfiU'ilay ol March, 1IKW. ANDUkVV HN Y hUll A VII 1 kMV 1 1 1,' l , ' JCxeeiit.ir mid Kxecntnx of the last, will ni o icsiiiiui-ni ot iienry licavcrt. deed. aiiicrns near Iteclvillc f, acres In eiilll Viition, Price, $IHHI, A K.iod mum mill, Hiilt or nilhoul dwell, inn and lioiucsleiul, ami miki acres of L., llmlierland, A fortunn for the i K, man. Nl acres of hire smooth ltl,. (0 iicich in cilltivalloii, best of soil. J'riee, $illl(l, HO acres iniiimnovcil Innil; well locnln.l "'"mi oniy t miiiiH from eriiiimnrv P O lllj, ...im. lo ,.!., 'I'l.,.. ' . . '' ' ...,.,. i ins in a snap ill fum. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OP REAL ESTATE, V I It TUH Op AN OltDIOUOK TII K II ( otinty Court ol Washliitrt i tv ir.wm, duly miule and cnlnreu on the rufi 'lay o April, I'KKl, for Hie sale of real es late h('loiiflii lo Hm cslale of llernard Mclvcnna. ilorcasKil. i oi.)..,.,.. s..i i ...... on and nl'mr the Mil day of May, t '(), s(. iinni Hinoer I Tlm!Hr,""VJV"r !""V" flail. Tuesday, i ' H"l,l,l.v lor Corvtillls aii.i landiiiits. ai rivn I::mi p n, Tuesday. HuiOMliiy mid Hal unlay """aj, iim'H,1,." . riV'r , '"",VH "'I'arla dally I iilif , ' '"-wlsl.mi mtiiriiliiK leavj hewlslon dally at H-.Mn. In. 'y Ad.lress , W. II. HUI.ItUKT, (bin. Pass, Agent SUMMONS. In tlKi Circuit Court of Hie Nlitln of O. i r-" n asiiiuKloll IJlllltlly, (' 10 Uriiiiaiiuih. Phiiiiiiir i llriinaiimn, I'lultit tir vs bin May llriiiiiuimn Dcfnnibint. Tn 1,1,. M.... I ... .1.. .....,, on inmaii, mi. iihuvii niini- I ilnlcmlanl; In flu. nam,) of the sl.ii I f nwiii! y...i nre l-e,y , -e, tu , ,, ... inn...., court iiml mni lllCtlllK, p'M. tililiciiH.iu of ,.vi,i,, ... i ' , n" or iM'loro tne i, fi.ir i iiii ,i.. i.. .ii, . . next frnin mid 'A o. ..:.T . :, i on m- i.iv,, ,., ; ;.'.. ' r .n "l t private i, H,() in a,; ,r V,::: , i .niH.i i h,,, oV,i v .. . . V ' '"''; . -4V i.u ,li. I.. ... .. " II us , . . I ii-.i.iiiin .' ii . 'I'. i.H. u. i, w. of i V. ,'" ","oi iiiiiku part, ol tin, or btlmil Donation bund (! t- ,,,,,.,, I all and wile, In VViiliiiml inn (Joiinty rcifo.i, and beliiu hounded hs follows-' ;'';;iu';uu nil at-tlm H. K. comer of Hiud , o., 'I r,llli"K tlicnce North llll 2)-7r,.''l,"v tt"l'" Not-Ill VW tleu. K. iyr chs, to Mm county road, Uim,e Hoiil.li M dei. K. nloutt said county road to tin, Kast bn of m,i,i Hall's 'eliiltn, hniiee Soiitli ai,,.K. w. (m Hie Kast line of said chum to tin, place of bcvinuiui. Kaviim ,1,1,1 excepllnif tnrce ami oun-half acres ol land in Hie North st corner ! "'"! i.H 111,111 ' t' TnisKies of ihn M. ft. Church ns o slin for n moetiim Imiise and a phi,.,, fr u Kmv(, yill.,. Killed Ht Cfiilar mills, Oree-on, this 5th day ol April, iixhj. ' . , , , , . .'"""I'll A, bnvesini,,, A.lm liilslmtonle hoiiis tiou ' t, (.slate ol ter.uud McK ,, ),.c...,m,.,. W, v. Hare uml ,j, m, vVnl I Attornuys for AduitiilMtrutur, lliiKsiuniiiotis, t wit; n coii...,ii oi six weeks n 1. n mm!.u"'. "'Nt puhlicail,,,, n,.,,f so a i a H'.i i .. . i' '"' ''"'I t . mi ". ,',V"'w"f' r,,r O.ereof , , ii , ' w" ."1'1'l.V to tho court for wl ' iilii I "hi I''" o ilalnl, b- s I, ',, ,,. h" ,IIIV',;I,W I'fracl now cx- I. Zl ' w;ri!lll,,,l!llill'''"'l .lel'en.liiiil. be ., ;., I',,',,,'llll:l,ir "wni'-'i I Iii' ii i oi I hiV'i'V i- i J llranaman, H I , ' 1 (l"l,l"!.lllin'll'l'l'",.'ndant, ! sis', " "n'"'"1 '.ll'.""' l''l'"".liiiit Hm .i:!m,r!p!;;;,rh (""" r''Npo:bylo:r:;!:vi:!,,,t:Ay,;l:,, iii' .' W ml W"H ""lllu ",lt,"i Atbn-,1(7Morn,i,,,nir",t"0WMA,t' first to arrtvr wlt"hThiileleirsphlo news-Ths Wsekly Oregonlaa. .