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Newspaper Page TextHIL'SBORO ARGUS, APRIL 12, 1900. : : : A Writ for the Fhoplk : A I'ai'i-h of rim rimi'i.H : i : 'T.f.f .T .T X X X f !T fl JiJiJi.Vt 1 5. ! e I I ! i f " 4 I 2 i . ft 'i ) ::m i si t THE ARGUS Knuirvd at the Port-office t Hillsboro, Oregon, Second class mail matter. LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR. County Official Paper. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY Mil S.iWr'jtion: One IVUar per Annum. BiiMonths, 00 cts; Throe Month, S ol Opposed to Gold Mooo-metallism. Be lieves in the Bimetallic Standard Dear Money means Debased Prosily and Pro6tless American Product. Our Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain. Has no use for Marcos A. Hanna BKYAN'S ADDBKSS. Brvan's address was & masterful effort. On the money question he is supported by the ablest logic of Hon. J. H. Mitchell, on all sides of the question; on his remarks as to the Puerto Rican tariff measure now pending in Congress, he is supported by the Oregonian; as to the trusts, he is supported by all citizens except those who profit by the formation of truste; his Ameri canism is unquestioned by the sturdiest element of our country People will long remember the ad drees of Mr. Bryan as one replete with the spirit of standing for the highest American ideals. Here and there you will find a "Ben Cornelius" or a "Jim Eddy" who know more than even Mr. McKin ley, who will tell you that Bryan "knows nothing." This is all they have learned from the Oregonian, and thev are not to be blamed for their foolishness. Mr. Bryan is an orator as well as a statesman. He tells you where he is; he does not straddle; he goes to the point; he is no man's "Fri day." He stands the Jefferson of today, as Jefferson stood nearly hundred vears aeo. aeainst the "Hamiltonr who are ready to sur render our best institutions to cor poration undoing. His is the type of clear headed ness that made Jefferson's name famous, even until the present. THE UNION TICKET. The Union ticket was nominated by the largest delegate convention ever held in Washington county It was a representative body of peo ple and the men named for the re spective offices are representative citizens, i ne nominations were not the result of ring rule, nor were they the creatures of any one man. The utmost of harmony prevailed and not a jarring note marred th occasion. There was no fals counting in the primaries whicl selected these delegates; there was- no teller to count out men wh( were duly elected. There was nc "Boss Cornelius" to say whoBbould be elected or who should not tx elected. It was pleasant to note two hundred delegates all working in harmony, laying aside personal preferment for the wish of a major ity. The spectacle of Jasper E Reeves declining to make the run for the nomination to the shrieval ty when he had great strength in the convention, must have excited wonder in the minds of men like Mr. Cornelius and his cohorts. All this aside, the ticket is a good one and one which should commend it self to the vqters of Washingtoi county. There is not a man on the ticket but who received the nomi nation fairly and squarely. No name before the convention wa "counted out." Can the ticket pul up by Mr. Cornelius, have as much said for it? Not much! WEBSTEB DAVIS REHIGNH England is engaged in the work of exterminating a brave people in two little republics in South Africa because these people refuse to sur render their liberties-and put on the British yoke. Hon. Webster Davis, Assistant Secretary oi' the Interior, who has just returned from, the .bloody scenes In the Transvaal, where he has been on a . ; visit during the past three months, states that the America people are misinfromed in regard to the situ ation there, as the only informa tion we are allowed to receive reaches us through British sources He says that right and justice is on the Bide of the Boers, and that the work of extermation that is be ing carried on by the British is the tnoat criminal and barbarous ever practiced by a civilized or a savage cntMcKinley with the fcU and urging that the United States gov eminent express its sympathies for the Boers, and use its influence to bring the war to a close, and find ing that the administration at Washington was in sympathy with England, he resigned his position in order that he might state the case to the American people and give them an opportunity througl public meetings and otherwise to express their condemnation of th unjust, unwarranted and brutal war that England is eondu ting againa' a brave and deserving peopl". National Watchman. The Dewey candidacy for the presidency is flat; has evaporated into moonshine. It is not very ften that a candidate for the of fice of president has no party; has no ideas; and has no standing to entitle him to the distinction. The trouble is here: Dewey imagined that because he sunk a fleet which was third class he was a popular hero and could get a national en dorsement at any time. The na tion is grateful to Dewey for hie services as admiral and it has paid him for those services, but when it . .i t comes to me preeiaency ne nas found that the people are looking for a statesman, not a naval officer tnd a man who has spent his life in a training where war brings the most successful climax. His can didacy at this time looks too much like a "job." Six months ago, when we were blood crazed, he might have had the nomination. At that time he did not know where he was politically, and he is no wiser today. But he has found out that the people are not enthu siasticover his announcement that he is a presidential candidate. C. K. never did stand for Cold Water anyway, did they, Brother Cline? Perhaps Mr. McKinley will sometime discover that the people, also, may take a notion to exercise a little "plain duty" and leave him at home. With A. T. Knox for secretaiy to aid Benj. Cornelius as a Chairman, the Si mon crowd in this county have a com bination which is a thine of beauty and a joy forever. The "Queen's Bobby1' has suddenly discovered that there are still a few Boers left in South Africa. And those lories in America are correspondingly Respondent. Dewey has not yet taken the nrst row of presidential copies and the chances are that he will have to do more cross ing than did Buller on the Tugela before he will get that nomination. The Multnomah republicans have placed a genuine Corbett ticket in the field and confidently expect the people to elect it. As the old man's sack is of very good length, money will flow like Weinhard's lager of a Saturday night. How long will the people of Or egon endure this sort of thing? And, to think, too, that our virtuous Governor says no money is spent in Oregon sena torial elections. THE ADMIRALTY CANDIDATE. One noted day in 'ninety-eight, Our Dewey sunk the Spanish fleet, Aroused the world and changed the fate IM men, by vict'ry muit complete; Hut what if he run the hiri of state, VY itli Hh load of the most precious freight? Shall we prepare our eyes to tm The old sea dog a president. And sitting on the neat and be y men betiet on office bent, When he tries to run the ship of state Willi its load of the most precious freight? A pscrlewt admiral in he, A master of the naval trade, skilled with whips and on the sea; Bill fears we have, he wasn't made t o control the craft the fathers built To ride on ean unknown and dilhcult. We're 'fraid he'd turn the government Into a naval 'stuMishment, Make guns and )oats and armor-plate, Oisturb the world, our debt inflate: Contractor!) fatten ; and the trusts Would take and make us live on crums. And, loo, bow bad it would liecome Our hero hold bis way to neck Along the banks of sad, Halt Creek. WIik-Ii is too oft tne lot of gome, Who'd raHh y sail the ahip of staU; With its load of the most precious freight? -NODNOC, PROBATE. Ordered that realty of Bernard Mc Kenna estate be sold at private Bale on or after May 5, at best obtain able teims. Jane E Miller has been appoint ed admrx of the estate of Augus tine M Carpenter dee'd; bond fixed at $800 Estate of John Armstrong dee'd finally closed of record. Attorneys granted time to file briefs in matter of claim of John and Rebecca Lewis against Hucb Owen Lewis dee'd. Monday, May 14, set for final ssttlemeiit of jstate of Rosana Bux ton dee'd. Henry Buxton estate, money on hand; $3141.98; ordered that $2925 te distributed among the heirs; bal- nice to be retained for the minor heirs. Sale of realty confirmed and deed ordered. Time for filing inventory in G, 0. Rosen' est extended to Julv 1. C C Caples appt'd admr of the st of Liverne Baber dee'd with bonds fixed at $6,000 Monday, May 7, fixed for hea.'ing HAVE YOU IAND TO CLEAR? d a tree and stump machine that will enable you to clear it the easiest and cheapest way pos machine are built by a firm of 40 years' experience and cannot be beaten. It will pay you to investigate. til furnish testimonials on npplicatson. No READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS "I can recommend the No machine. It is the best in the market for the money. "I bought a No. a machine from Mr. round, and strong enough for two horses. "HtUsboro, Ore., March 2. 1900.-I have been nVinir one of these imiehhie tor three months mi inv farm, two miles southwest of this city, and it has (riven perfect satisfaction. It will do all that Mr. lViiinu im Vlnlmett lor it, and were I to live on a farm where Iliad anv considerable irrulihliiir to do, and could not another iiiaihliie, t would not sell the ouel have for f 100. It Is a vreat labor saver and is well worth w hat I paid for it- -In rai t it Is an almost iudispensibie adjuuet to a farm where there is any trrulibiuir or Miiiii-mlliug. m hm, ,, the larger stamps first, and then nse the puller to take out the larcre roots, It is a m i y powerful imirhiuc and 1 will be pleased to recommend it to those who have this uattire of work to perform. II. KN Kit ITT. tall on -or Address, II. ('. l'K.VKso.N, Kui uiintrtnii, din. J Mull dee'd. I Third annual report of the admr of the est of C W Tarlton, dee'd, i filed and approved. Mrs. Minnie Baber, the mother, and Josehpine Baber, the sister of the late Liverne Baber, have filed a petition in probate to have the est of the latter probated. They allege that the est amt's to about 3,000; that it originally amounted to more but that dee'd had, prior to death, given C C Caples, of For est Grove personal property, to which, as her only heirs, they agree. Real Estate Transtcr. J B Gleason to H P Gleason 6l 45 Henry Buxton d I C and other lands $ I Forest Grove Canning Co to M H Shipley 5 77 a Alvin T Smith d 1 c i3oo Eaphemia Richardson to Peter Harper part blk 4 Dilley 60 Wallace McCaruant to John E Du Bois 641 a in Washington Co and 4934 at a in Tillamook Co . 10917 Herman A Engelbrecht to C E Potts sw X nw of sec 13 1 1 n r s w 80 C Hellman to Peter and Lena Bro chert 3 a sec 13 1 s r a w 3 J A Inibne Tr to Carl Brookman 54 of ne sec 6 t t it 1 w..., 1000 A H Tanner and wf to Margaret A Scoggin 60 a Jas Chambers d 1 c 1 Kenyon Crandall to E M Housley It 5 blk 19 Hillsbor , ... 270 Brace r Pnrrty and wf to Wm Back tr in Horace Parsons d I c 40 750 J B Pilkington Jr to F M Batchel or ne of se and n of se of se V sec at 1 1 n r 1 m 1 Caroline Hopf toClaburn Williams sw M sec 18 t at 3 w 575 Susan M Olmsted to Gustave So pbia Fronner public easement I W W Noland to Wilbur S Johnson tr in Elkanah Walker don .... 1 I H Smith admr to Wilbur John son same as above 350 James M Miller to Union Savings & Loan A sail Its 6 and 7 blk 17 Cornelius 100 Cbas Stolte to W B Stolte 6a J A Master d 1 c I Abram Standlee to Frederick Schoen It 7 blk 15 Cornelius .... 80 W E Thorne and wf to F J Gallo way It 4 blk 3 Thome's ad 335 Olaf Nordland to Marsa Nordland 45 a Joseph W Wood die 500 Martha Lee and husband to G W McGraw 7 a sec a I n r 4 w . . . . 140 Ferd Opitz and wf to Fred Valen tine It 19 in Brugger tr 500 Ferd OpiU and wf to Fred Valen tine Sr It ao in Brugger tr 500 F R Heider to Carl Ulrich public easement 45 Carl Ulrich to A M Cutting e nw sec 7 t a s r 1 w 3500 R Madison and wf to Mary liar rington It 3 sec 7 ti s r4w 100 R Madison and wf to J S Hairing ton n se M ne of sw sec la ti sr5w and other land....;... I loo B Quackenbush and wf to T L Turn er 52 77 a John Hicklin die. . . . . . 1600 Daniel Rankin to A Blazier s ne X andn seX ec I4t3nt3w 1000 POMONA GRANGE. The second quarterly meeting of the Washington county Pomona Grange will be held at the hall of Hillsboro Grange No. 73, in Hills boro, Oregon, on Wednesday, April 25, 1900, at 10 o'clock A. M. All members of the Order In the coun ty are especially requested to at tend. Tne subject for discussion is: "The, farmer; The Institute and the Experiment station. B. G. Leedy, Secretary. Come to The Akous for first class job work of all kinds. First class Work at living prices. Give us a call. "Cyclone" Threshers Automatic Stackers. Wind Stack- , Horse Powers, Thresnarmea'a Supplies of All Kinds. o IVarson and fiud it ea.iily handled, durable and light, e.isy to -t and move : . Win, Schulmcrith, FaiiutiiKton, Oregon." Card of Thanks. Thd undersigned desires to urate- fully thank his many friends for their many kindnesses and sym pathy rendered him during the ill ness atid death of his wife, the lute Mrs. Albertina Weichbrodt. Their aid at this time shall not l for gotten. Oscar V eichbr'Klt Cornelius, Ore., April 11, HMX). H. Wehrung it Sodb are now is suing tickets on the second wheel to be given their patrons this sou son. Each $1.00 cash purchase on titles you to a ticket on a l'.tOO Columbia. The Oregonian tells us that a printer was held up in Portland, the other day. Why will the Or egonian persist in telling such un reasonable yarns? We lead in low prices othors follow: we lead in best qualities at bottom figures; "Sixteen ounces to the pound and thirty-six inches to the yard," is our motto. Wehrung & Sons. Greer, the grocer, has Black Minorca eggs 50 cents per setting of fifteen. F. P. Morgan was a visitor to the prohibition convention at Port land, Tuesday. The Crescent is the popular wheel at a standard price and no lietter wheel at any price. Call on Hoyt, the Jeweler, and see them. John J. Morgan was out from Portland yesterday, renewing old acquaintances before going to the Nome gold fields. Finest line of spring dry goods in Washington county at Schtilmerich & Son's. Cheapest in price, and best in quality and selection. You can save money by buying seeds at Greer's. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTI'K (IF AN EXKCUTION IH sued out of the Circuit Court nf tho 8lateol (Irouoii, for WaMliiiiKtmi County, In favor B. tj. HiiKhea, (, W. 1'atK-rwiii, J. W. Morgan, . 1) Mnrryman, It. li. Onodin, 8. H. IfmnphreyH, Kxetmtor. and AramlntH Hiniiihr(.yi, Kxwutrlx of the Last Will and Te-lHiiiont of Thus. I). Huniphrcys, doceanvil, and J A. Iiiibrif and againnt Charles Mitchell for the film of ll.'i.CO. rant, with intorejit thrirnon at ths rate of 6 nr cunt pur annum from the 27th day of March, 11)00, and for thn costs and expt-nwa of naif and nf xniil writ. Now, thnrofore, by virtue and in purHii ance of aaid JuilKinout, and for want of sufficient porwuial property, I did on tho 11th day of April, HKXi, levy on all tho Intercut of Charles Mitchell in the follow ing described real property, and 1 will, on Monday, the 14th day of M ay 11)00, at the south door of the Court Holme, in HiIIm boro, WashiiiKton County, Oreiron, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in., of said day null at public auction to the hi;hHt bidder, for oanh, the followinff described real proper ty, to-wit: All that part of Lot Kinlit (H) in Illo:k (M), in HillMboro, OreKon, beKiniiiiiif at a noliit Kifty-Four (54) feet huiiIIi in the North Went comer of L,ot KiKht (S;and running thence Smith aliniK Second Htreet BlXiy-noven (07) feet, thence Kiwt Ninety- li i no rj) jeei, ineuce North Hixty-Hevnn 8') reti tnom west Ninety-Nine (inn Washington County, Orouoii. to mtlUfv iiMiMti,! nil niiiimLU 111 the hereinbefore named sums, anil for the cotH and exiiensea of wild Male. Bald projierty will be sold Hubjeirt to re demotion at per statute of OreKon. Witness my hand this Ulh day of April, 1000. W. D. BRADKOHI), Hhoriff of WttHhinuton County, Oregon. Oeo. R. llanloy ,.Attomey for Pills. Inquire at Auous office for figure on 1064 acres of timber land within 3i miles of Be tverton. Will go at a Bargain! Russell" ines Traction or Portable, Simple or Com pound, Wood or Straw Burners. RUSSELL & CO., PORTLAKD. OR. Ens: TV - MV. tUL v ... 1 M.iihiiu- to alt who want a stmng, Imudy I. A. iiiimcimaii." SHERIFF SALE. Continued from First Page.) at t'oi'ttuittl It.luhtx 1 w. ! Willi.'. J. J -Lot. I. i l.l.H-k 9 llv.l l ark .... X 4. W'llliumi, Ml.i iiml llu i.ai .l ot Una X H. II.m k . Ilsli.l". 1I1 ril. ,1 in lmk i.'., iii i and bank . Ii.ii.-u X. Id.. .id of ImkiU fur WtiHhlnutiui 1'iMOitv. Oivison. , wiiiimiw, 'n - v 9. 11 biiH-k 4s Id . HviIp IVirk ... s , maun. iiit-ii( ;i, Mm a 12. www I Hortlnmt Hi-kid 1 75 i WiHiilmaiiMi-. Kll.-i-Iiik d 23. Iilm k I 14, Wt I'urllitiiil ll-lviiti.. t 116 .Iminorni.kn. K. NK i itli.n 25, T a N . li. 4 W : tl il. riw , Silil irnp.-rty Kill In imiUI. Mtil.ti-c-l In re ii niiiliui. n in r .i.uuti- nf Orcirm, IVlli.l llilit liih tl.iv of M irrh. fi V. li. rilAM-'iiUli, Hhi-rm of Wellington t uunly. (IrrKun. nun i'-imiii-iii tux i uuiiiir. SUMMONS. IS T1IK Clltl'l'lT COt'lIT OV THE Slate of OreKon, for Ibe ('utility n Wanliiinjtun. IHira Itulil, I'liiiiitill 1 v loa V Until, )iftmdiiiit j to Uia . Hulil, Hie uliove inline,! de. lendaiit : In the Nniiie of the State nf Uriumi: You are hervhy riilitil to apiienr ami aiwwer the complaint hi-, iij;iuii1 von In tho alMive eiititlcd Court nml suit on or liel'nre llie IumI day of the time pricrilil in ine oruer for Hie piiiillcntloii of llu Hum iiimi!, l. Hit: mi ,,r Inifore the esni pirallmi ol mi ki m-xt from ami alter Ihe ilule. or IithI puhlliiiliiiii of tlm siiiiiiiioim. the liril piihliiaiiiiii tlureoi lielngon Man-It H, !i0, and If you fail ti i iipx'ar anil annwer, for want thereof, Hie plaliillrt will apply to the Court lor Ihe relief li-iiiiiiiileil in her i-ooipliiiol, lo wit: Thiit the iurriiii;ii ami niiirriiici iwitract now nml hen-liifnro exiting I- iwihiii pminuti ami .h-l, mlunt, , wilveii uuil uiiuiillril; Hun pliiinllir be anurdi-d the cure, i iinlmly mid control of liiilhn Olive 1 1 1 1 ! it . the minor child of planum nml .Men, hint: l int l.hiiullll re. cover Judgment Kltil ilelinidiinl (or her owls anil iliHtuiiiciiieiits herein, and such other and further decree ii mny be eipiit able In the prcmlNcn. TIiIh niiiiiiiioiik In served iihiii you bj inililicHlloii, by order o Hon. I,. A. IIimhI (otinlv .ludife ol WiiNldiiKlon County (rei!on. which oriier wrm made nml on March , Hsu. ' II. T. ItA.II.KV. Attorney for I'liiiiitill'. Executor's and Executrix' Notice "VJOTK'K If HKKKIIY (ilVEN THAT i.1 tho iiinlorN unci! have boi'ii aitpoint il Kxecntrix of tiiu lii.si nl r.xecuiur am will and TchIiiiiii 'it of llcnrv llcavert ileceased, ami bavediily iiuililled aa such ny liliiii; ami hitviuit their IhiiiiIh duly approved hy the County Court ol i t ol Wlld l iiikuiii oiiniy. now, llieielore, nil uit moiih liiiviiiur I'littnin ntruiiiMt the cMtntc of the until Henry lleavert, docciiMed. are lierehy reiiuiriil to prment the Maine ti inn at the law ollicii ul H. It. Hiinlon, with proper voucherM, witlnti six month from the Mule hereof. Haled at Hillsboro. Ore . Ihi Ifilh duv ol March, 1H00. ANIillKW HNYHKll, A si x A n. iii-.K. r.xei-utoi- mid l-,xiii-ntnx of the IiimI will mill tcMtmiieiit of Henry lleavert, deed. . u. iiunioii, Atiy lor Ailmiiilstrntion. SUMMONS. IN Til K ( IKl 1UT COIMIT F THE Btateol UrcKon, for w iinIiIiikIoii County, II, K. Henry, I'limitiM' - vm .leniiie Henry, licl'iindnut To .leiuiio Henry, the iibnve iiiuned dc- temliiiH: In the Nunie of the Kliito of Oreifou You are hereby required to appear mid aiiHwer the coinphiint llli-d iiKuiiixt you in the hIiovii entitled Couit nml auit on or lieforn the hint day ol Hie lime prcMci ilmd ill the ordei for the piilillcalion of lllln atiliiinoiia, lo-v It: On or Ixdorn the ex iiirallou of m v ci kii next from nml after the (lute of the lllxt liiihliciition of thin miiiiiiiioiih, tlic IitmI piihliciilioii Hiernof Inn iik on Miin-h l.r, I!ki. nml il you fail to no apiiiaiiiiiu miMwer, lor want thereof, the plaintiff will apply hi the Court for the rellel dctiiniideil In hii coinidiiliit. to wit: That the nuiri ntiri' contract now (tx ltiiii between plaiutill and defendant lie dlHMolved and tor nucli ot Iter mid lurther decree an may appear (iilliilile, TliiH HtiiiimoiiH i hitvimI upon you h piiblicaltoii, by order of Hon, u '. Rood County Jinluo ol WiiHliiiijit'tii County, tirniton, which order wan untile mid iliited on March 11. V.m. 1illM tli 11 r i Attorney for I'lalutlfl'. B. P. CORNELIUS FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE. Den ami the Waah. Co. O. BKN--"Git ready now, fer I'm goin' ter ride you, You've bucked Ioiik eiiriitli. I'm i mi n in' thing, Shk!" Greer has a Bceds. full linn of garden The Uacycle crank hunfrnr in 0, K. Cal) and flee it on exhibition at McCorinick'e bicycle store. B O. I', Afternoon 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? H. WKIIKt Nt! iul SONS. The Hillsboro Pharmacy,::; The Loading Drug Where DriiifM, MihIIi-iiu-h. I'iiIiiIk. uiIh, Hiniuui-m, IIiumIuo nnd all ihikkII' Hii lid lira may I h procured at pilii-M Unit Kiiuplv iltnlnnce i'iiiix-IIiiiii. iie FARMS FOR BALE Thottrt who want 'to hny Washing ton C'iMitity InriiiH will tin well to cnll nml invnatinto tlm fulluivinn; nlTors. liujiiiro nl Tiik Aiiuch olllrn. I.VI lu-reii 10 aeret umler eiilllvnlioit, Mi acnm In piialiire, ml acr In lirunli nml tiiulier; uikkI Iioiimi and luim: kihh! or eliard; well walered; ij mile rVolu Itmd vlllu nml railroad; '-, uiiln front ncliool, rrlcii. HI per acre, 31 acres, 1 tnilii from (Ireenville - 10 Acres In cultivation; HI acrcx h1iuiioI: It iM-ren In bruuli; (food live room Itmi'ie, ham and out luill. linen; mlli to I' (I, and Bi liiail; (I inllca to It. It. Price, '.i0, I'.Kl acres-Hill acrea In eiilllvatlon; 7 acre" of Hue lamvenbiiii that ill tin illus ion Kin ks of oniniiN per acre; (juiiil H nmni Iioiimi-, eoit '.t (food bain oTI; oilier liillldtitiiil; orcliatd mid lierrv IminIici. Thla biriii In iii'Jinileaof H IINbnrn and liniily NittiatiKl, can be divided, If m-n-i. nary. Owner In failing In-allli ami ue. titiK old, l caime of nellin, l'rice, fill per arm, on eoxy terina. .'Km acren 2im acren In cultivation; Inn acrea of kooiI tlinl.er aultabhi fur cord wood; boimn and barn; koihI ori-hutd; 2 niili-H from llilltiliurii ami on iiiiiiu road to I'nrtliind. Thin farm Iiiih riiinilnK bruncli and Noveral NpniiKH Hint lurnili abumlaiicti of wiilur the year rotinil. Tltift fiirnt IhiIiik Hltuiiled no near town In well Nulled fiirdalryiiiK and unrdimliiK, imwull iim itraiii and bay niiiinn.niul in otic ol lint I'ri-iili-Ht biii'KiniiH in llie cotinly, I'lli-c, f 10 per acre on eiiiy piiyiiuiulN, 2nfl ncroN In bi((li Nhile of -u II i vitl ion, nioNlly lleaverdiiin biitd; iniln iVoin mil t nml atalion and town; IN ntilim went of I'oitliuiil. 'rin-re Ih a I'orliinn In IIiih liirui for Honin Kiirilencr. I'IiIm land In cheap at ') per acre; It can be bad for fin er acre, If Nold mum. 44 ncreN all prurlu land, exiimt H m-riiN of onk; well located, being only III miloi from I'lirtliiiiil, l'rice, JI.'IWI, 21) iicniti near Itendville fi iicicn in eulll vnlioit, l'rice, mi. A Kond Hiiwuilll, with or without dwell ing and hotiiHHtead, and MUO iicicn of Kmul tlmlierlanil, A I'orliinn for the right mini, 511 iicrna of nice. Hinnotti bind; -In ui-rim In cultivation, beat of Moil. I'lice, f limn. W ncrca iiniinnroveil IiimI; well locnled ImillK linlv I ItlilON from liruiiineiy, I', O., etc; eany to clenr. Thla Ih HHnup'at ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE O 1' REAL ESTATE. BY VIRTUK OK AN OIlDKIl OK 'I'll K County Oourt of WaHltlngtou enmity Orngoii, duly nniiie and entiirud im the fit lt duv of A, n il Hum I'm. it, u ul ..( i . .. lute belonging to tho PHtiitn of Hnrnurd Uli rvinum, unrcilHCII , III priVlllll HUH), l Will on and after the Mb day of May. HMO, sell lo tlm i,i,.i,.iu 1,1,1,1... i... ..i. r.. i i . - ' ,,,, vi.n( (ii oiiiiil, i private Hale, the following doHCrlbud real I tin 11 Lr III mih. I Inn II T I M II I 11 ,.i- tho Will. Mnr., nml luting a purl of thu or b'lniil Doiintloii I ,nm I Clitlu of liiiwcrciici Hall and wile, In Wiwbliigliou County Oregon, and biting Imiinilcd aa followa; - oiioMuiiciiin in niu n. n. eoriier ol Niild Hal 'a 1). !,.(!.. rniiiilm. Hn.,,,,,, v..,.,i. i n..",i,.. ,.,,ii,ii im deg. W. !.7BcIih tltniKlu North (leg, K. IH.ffi cIih, to tint county road, Minium Hillll l Nt tU'tr K ul, hi,. u...l ,.. i . ., r "i.i'i 1-imiiii.v loini to tho hunt Unit of Niild HiiII'h claim, iiiiiii-enoi ui iing. w. lining tne jflimt linn ol Maid c.liuiti in ilo, t,i,.o., 1 . ' .HuiiIIi inRiiijiLr. HllVillU 1111(1 CVf'liiit ,i ll...,. I I... i,. " ,. , ; .....v,,,(s uniiirioiu OKI, Kin iicicaol land in U, North weNt iiorner . I . i. , mm by tne 'rrimtmiH of bo M, Iv I hurch HHiiNlto for a moding online nun n pined lor a grave, yard Hilled Hi I'liilur klillo , n.i.. day of April, vm. ' . , , . , , I'osnph A, liiivoNiiun, Adin niNtiiitor (In lioniM noil of the OMlate oi .ernarii j)cK,.,IH W. I). J I ini and J. M. Wall lUuiioyH for AUiiiliilHtiut(jr I ,V,,iL:'.fl.-v'' I tmi taanorvMf raMeu OUANANTICD CkOTHINft lll.IMilll(,0 I I (K. Union HIiK-k Main HI. A. Hailej 'roprlelor. Houso I'liitt purity niul frrnliiieHK of tlrtiR ami flu-mi-ruin in whnt I'rin'M the niont Knlixfiirtiiry re hiiIIm; nml you will iiIiviiym IiimI lliein at THE DELTA DRUG STORE. Wo alio curry the Wft minnrlixl nlin k nf Toilr-I ailii-li-M nml dnin Fiimlriea in the rminty Kiwi tli.lt wo huy fur rnHh eimlilra iih to tra) with lirxl cUhh Iioii-i'm nml Rel lln hAat, Fam ily niipfH nvfivo iih careful nllentiuu aa liliyfiriiiiia' ireacriitiiitiH. Street i tln lorn ion. for. UiW J. Norilui.p, 1'roprlelor. Newly Furnished nK and Renovated 0" A lirat-rUw table and all i-i-oinitiii,,aioii forlie (iiivenlriuc of Jj'uinta. , ,- Timo Schedulo . . .. From Portland l at until le,ivi.,Bi a p , rrHall l.ak,.. I'l-nver, H. i,,, 4H,,t.. Kai.,wnty Jj., ' hl''""" I'i. arrlviHi w'ri!.k,,. ,,,,y"r l:'"v'" 3 1,1 f,,f i .:, ,M"",,;i"'i'. hi. I'mti, i.niuiii, H-iila ! ' K,u"' rr,v"; Ocean Hi ontiixli I)h ivn at 4 n, in for Nan France,,-,,, nI,ib , , ,u. .J! " ' I I'ollllolilii llli'.,i. I. u .. - iay. siittird,;;,;;;,;,,,;',-, way lanilliinN,iirrive4piii (.xceplHunilay WllliuiKiiie river leave II n oxeniit a,',d"w,rv"r ' 'i';"" N 1 ' w I a' rg, Hah im Willa,,,,,!,,, ,,,,,1 YnMil.MI ,-lvnr leave 7 ) 1 , r.',,',y'. h',rH'h,v H'd.irday for nT-ly,li"n.'ut'1 Wl,y landfiiK., iVlllay '"" 'y' Wmfii. ,ly uVi.l WllliMiiutt,, ,V(,r leitve fl n m Tucailnv. w IvUn T.,"'"' N"l",n,"y f"r :'" v Ma n,l I InilNiliiy nM1 Siiliii-duy " .ni" , Hy.'"'l""v lllparli, dully . tXuir AdilreHN W. H, HULimux, 0n. I'iihh. Agent SUMMONS. illn'frr'w "l,l,,,,,!,rt,'f Hlnto of Ore K'lti lor WiiNliiugtot, County. i . iv. nrniuiinun, 1'lalntlir I'la May llrniuiiitan )i,riiii,luiii To Ida Mil v li,.,.. , I ilelendiiiil; III the naino , tin,,, M f "(Wuiii you urn hereby renulre to n e r ami aimwor thu it Ilia, 3 ," nil or liploi n tlm lam duy f tl, .m., -. V,1' ' t'" onliir lor ll.o pul I . ,X of Ibni Nii.imuinH, to win ', r ,. ' . ,,, ;xilmtionr Mix wiudiH nnxl V, 'a ' 'Vlt.tr the ,1m,,, ol lli-Mt pull lli'atliui of tl la ""inn.oim, tl, Ural, ptiltll ' tl i'L'f Hugo,, Miucl, I hkh'i, ail if you mio nt plaiutill W v t ,. . la Ini HI lmlll'l;lllK,' 'ontmitl now ,x liN ,1v . h ''! ,ll,ll!,l!!''l lofei.(lant l.o . n l eo "l, ,luj,;tl" "warded tho hi i ,r i y i'1 ,' MliV Kninaiiian, "it I i ' '' "fl'ty'l'iriiii'l ilefonilant, - 1:r';""yii ir.i,,iui,i,;.'" ,,, , .. , i . n. Iionn, i l ,y i '.'T' " WaNl,,,Kton eounly K:S!ll!;:i'll,!rwi,"iwl " "- i,, Hmitii A llnWMUN. ' oiiorneyM for I'litintid'. , Klrat to arrlv .in," .k." iHiuiraviuu liiiwMnii.. i.r . .... viKiy urnioniM.