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Newspaper Page TextHIL'SBORO ARGUS, APRIL 20, 1900. T-'Tv XXXXX fci'vv rpTJU AUrTTQ 1 'HKS "Grover" was president 1 xlti iVjUd Und wheat wm as cheap as at pres- mr'- l4lt- tfl Rttlft OOtlntr noun nnw Itntarad at th PvV-oftic at HilllHitu,L,l-o0.r.ni Hannaiam lai.f ih.. Oiran.ts Second elus mt.il matter. urig liannaiSQl laid tni price to the democratic rartT. LUCIUS A. LOSe, EDITOR. They now ignore the starvation '- J ' ' 1 ' " " I nriM tni) wvltiMA vll I. .... a County Official Paper. wop.riu which exists only for "Da- ISSTJKD EVERY THURSDAY thc trusts and corporations. oaee products all you will, but give us Hanna" is the burden of their BY Til Arris hiG&iiK Ctipuj. Six Months,'1 eu; Three Months, 35 ets. song. HAVE YOU T AND TO CLEAR? !'. ?' 6 l""lp'iehin thaTwill eimUe you to Hoar it the oui-iest un.l cli..ai.est way turn- sioie. mese niacmnee are built by a tirm of R) years' expettono.. and cannot be leateii. It will imv vo i to ll,1ACtmtA Will fl.l...leK lai.l!iiiAiia I.. I.... I . .c.iA.n. . ... luitueii i-vvuiuiiiti in ui! llH.ftlSOIl. Oaaescd to Geld Moao-metallism. Be lieves la the Bimetallic Standard Dear lieaey means Debased Property aad PrefiUess Americaa Product. Our Ceaseaaeat loss is oar Creditors' Gain. Has ao ase for Marcos A Hanna AMERICAN INTERVENTION. Thk ex-railroad couitnissioner, Mr. Jim Eddy, in the last issue of i his little sheet, says that Candidate : McXamer is an ideal candidate, t r words to that effect, because the latter has said that if he were elec ted sheriff rn arnntil nnl ...! .1,. I . . .... vu.a ...i. mm 1.11. one out to do a hard job. No doubt this is one of Eddy's nastv little flings at Sheriff Bradford whom Eddy cordially despises be There will be no American inter- cau8e Mr- Bradford did not see 6 1 vention in the British-Transvaal tnd n with the Simonite nub trouble, ao far as America is con- "sher that he might work a graft earned, unless the president shall " the tax list. Mr. Bradford has I ... bemn to think that his chances, by "ner n re, and proved him ailAnM im hoonminir imperilled ao game at that time. He 19 not to re-election. The great mass of Prave Wlth mouth," like the . . 1 ... I pailant rnlnnol ' -V.-. ,,..- .1.- uernan Americana are oniy tooi nllu uu,,g lu ulc familiar with old world imoerial- rwlroad commihsion with his teeth ism. and to a?oid this, thousands unlil the enamel had worn off the are today American citizens. They pg, 11 is true, but Mr. Bradford and their posterity are here. They bas done his duty, ao far as any ... . ... I vnA . J . are or the beat class of citizens. - mis wunout mat I a They are lovers of justice. Thev ln8 anv ol0" bout it. For a cor- are keen obaervera. Thev are. as a mptionist like the "Col." to insinu rule, much more interested in nub- ating'7 question, as he does, the ef Ho affairs than the public is gener- forl9 of his better, the horse play ally led to believe. They are not, comes witn a poor show of sincer like many Americans, hidebound lt7 is time for Bro Eddy to to party faith, and they see plainly, Put ln nother bid, a la crook, or today, that Great Britain has the versatile simonite will administration ijmpathy of our hegin to think he has more virtoe Hannaite officials. They know than a samt. But perhaps Bro. that one word from American offie- thinks he has a "graft" in . . I . ' L. . ial aonrcea. and the war would stoi) eleu and that vStknnt war The v know that we would be at once support- .J3" AG.US ,t.one tim ""'mended .... r- ac.iniey. in the somewhat f rmL b7 wnl0 wj European pow- loui ctrtxt of thU : iw!. i . ' ... - - it er, xvuuwiuk uw. kuey u oCTiii umc it Bu pone vr.inn V. .!. u a cringing to the iSnUSb lac 01 oess it is truly sorry. With tears and cause in the Transvaal. They have P"ece it admits that when the presi i nrar vinifvi ia at. nio 7NX . .aC ,i Krr 7 (i a - V .1. "" a READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS"! cm tcuunu-ml the No. , Mulmu- to ,11 !,,,. , .., .. I, machine. It is the best in the market for the money. 'm Iu .ui i. m m,k, ;ll,dy ' ) A. Ziiiiinrnimn. ' .ndSnoot.r- rcrson ,,n,,fin,, Ur9silyh,,m;n,uar;lh- tj . wm, bcniiliniruli, harniinkjtoii, Ortiroii will be pleaded to reroiuiuetul it to those who have this imture of work to ...foi ,. 1 H Klii r. " ('" " or Aililriw. II. f. n:K.s(N, Kai ininirton. On. aean a litt e enuntrv. w th iU wives . Ke me finipinos a ... . , . , chance to govern themselves it said a and mothers, even, stand up before good word for the British guns. They have seen the npon the endorsement beine read In commercial press, almost unitedly Hillsboro, wired east that Th aegct republican, endorse British aggress had t republican. This changed ion. Thev now know that if offic .r . uu- "c lurnw OTer s i . . . . ia uea ana rolled our endorsement flat- ial America speaks, that the sound ter th,t , friUer Tfae o will be bnt the fear of loss ol elec- had changed his mind. Th ,mw tion. Militarism seems to be the ing business is not as it is cracked up. god of instinct in the highest es- plentrfour republican brethren have aenoe of Hannaism. Can it be . : " . -- r cmei went back BUDiioried? Z P " dUty P10?08". When supported 7 I thu paper strain enHor. . .m. will be for a retirement. Mr. Tongue respond to the party whin. as he did in the late lamentable turiff measure. The question naturally arises: what would he not vote (or. if the "whips" said "aye." Our country is very, very happy, after alL It no sooner had ceased to sorrow for the destruction of the Maine until it was given the Puerto Rico tariff bill as a reminder that national sorrows never cease. It is reported that Mr. Hanna is too sick to attend to the duties of the nat ional chairmanshsp of his party. This is nothing to the illness he will eipor ience next fall. "Tub Abgi'S it beeinnin' to sline mud agin" is the cry of the bosses to help out the Simonite wailers. Never mind, citizens, for it is clean mud. NEW TRAIN SERVICE On The O. R. & N. The double train service to he establish ed between Portland ami Cliirnco April ia, in which the O. R St N , ti)0 Uuiou Pacific nml the OteKn Short Line arc interested, will shorten the through time 1 1 hours. Train No, a leaving Portland at yij A. M., ht'Kiiuiillk! on the date named, will lie known as the Cliu-.i.-PortUnd special. Its equipment will he new, making it fully the equal of anv train now in service from the Pacific Coast to the Kast. It will consist of a mail-car, haggaKC dr. a library-compos ite car, a first class Pullman slecm r. a dining-car, two chair-cnrs and a tourist sleeper. There will I but one change of cars to all Kastern poitiis. The lull time will he three davs llinmuli i. i-lii.. aj;o or four days and two hours to New! York. The second train, known as No. 6, will leave Portland at 6aul M., connecting at Kast Portland, with the Southern Pacific's overland Irain from San p run Cisco ami will carry through equipment to Chicago via the fnion Pacific and Ihc Chicago & Northwestern, and nl.so the equipment for the Washington division of the O. R. it N., in connection with the Creat Northern for St. Paul. This train will reach Sonknnr nl in A M A dining-car will lie furnished for break fast into Spokane, and lor dinner on corresponding train leaving Spokane at 3:45 P. M. The new schudule ns ar ranged, will sunnlv the service ever furnished on the l). R. & N., as provides increased service in Kastcrn uregon, wnere it is greatly needed, and 1 11c At Executor's and Executrix' Notice OTti'E is iii:i:i:iiY i;i 1 11 vr 1 ine initial miimii'.i 1i.ii l..u... ........... I Kxei'iitnr mi. I ....... 1 .i . ..1' 1... Will llllil Vliiinenl i.l lli nrv !!.... n ileei.iiHitl, nml Ii.immIiiIv iiiiilnii'i at mii. Ii by hllng iiiul luniMu li, ir Imn.ls duly nprovix .y . i'.miiiIv 4 '..in I ,i Vnli iiiKloii tniiiil v. N.iiv, llii'ii'liiie, nil mt. oiih Iiiimih; eliiuii, iiyanii , (.,i ,, the said llnnry :i.ii it. ileawil. are hereby required In pr.M hl lh,. ,iii. I meal the law olli. ( s, . ) 1 1 1 t with ptiqier viuieheiH, ilhiii in minilli 111." ilale lii ivnf, l'ali',1 at Hill-I.,.1.1, 11,,. . 1 ,h ,,IV nl March, I'ui. AVii;. .swiiKIl ANNA sYIl It. hxeeiitut ami Kxeeuirn i.f il. Uhi will ami lesiuiiii iiiot Hi iii v HmiM 11, 1le.1l. m. 11. hum. ii, Ally 1..1 A.lniiiiNitili.iii, Notice of Final Settlement. Afternoon Functions call for the aristocratic "Prince Al bert." We are inordi nately proud of these goods. They possess every clement to make us so. See that label? 1 UVt UWVfcJkTt U TMiumor TMt ration H. WKIIIilMiHiid Mi.NS. ouaaaNTcaB clotmihu llll I:i)i(i, ll l 1 ijt. THE POBTO RICAN TAX. It hat been said by well-meaning republicans that the Porto Rico tariff bill did not, under the "dem ocratic" analysis of tariff opera tions, work a hardship on the landers, if the contention be true that "the consumer pays the tax Our friends forget that the bill outs both ways and it must catch the rorto Rican, either coming going. The tariff ie placed goods going into the islands from the United States, and going into the United States from the islands So it will be seen that the Porto Rican is caught if the foreigner pays the tax; and the tax catches the Porto Rican if the consumer pays the tax. In either event the poor "dago" has to take his medi cine. To prove the thing it is necessary to give the text of bill, which is: "That on and after the passage of this act, all merchandise coming into the United States from Porto Rico and com IMO INTO PORTO KICO FKOM THK UNIT so states shail bb entered at the sev eral ports of entry upon payment of 15 per cent or the duties which are required to be levied, collected and paid upon like articles of merchandise imported from foreign countries and in addition r but the Citizens are asain aTrrinniahml thereto npon articles of merchandise of that they should register, and with ftw,.. vi... ......... r . . ' 01 .,- tti.-j c... j .....j " , iivwe uomy. iud ox-OKB Will oe uwiiu .Juno anu wiiuarawn ior , , ... consumption or sale npon payment of a .ra Mav l0; ana " vou ftre no tax eousl tn th !nmil.r.... t.. registered it will nut vnil tnnuronl - .te.vMMw vm . - - 1 j p impoMdintbe United States upon the deal of trouble to get your vote in 1:1.. ..al.l e t . . I . . . . . 01 mercnanoise 01 aomestic the ballot box. Do not put it off. m.um.v.ui, mil vu an amwics 01 aier- .li.Miliu nr Tlnit.J C I - I r .nunm i umicu out ics maouiaciure i , ... . eomino. intn Pnrm B, .ii,- .J It 18 8A,D that the.Stmonite the duty above provided upon payment '"boss," Cornelius, is telling his po of a tax equal in rate and amount to the "ticial friends that he will soon iattrnal-revenue tax imposed in Porto "whip the kickers into line," He Kico npon tne nice articles of Porto R c- lia ;j i,i,i .u.. .1.- . , am manufacture." - n.ov nuu uie jua W. H. WEHRUNO; . for State Senator ALEX SWEEK for Joint Senator (against Cornelius) HUBERT BERNARDS ) A. W. VINCENT T for Representatives 0. E. EDSON J C. SCHUEBEL for District Attorney GEORGE A. MORGAN............... for County Clerk JOHN W. SEW ELL I.. ..for Sheriff RALPH WANN for Recorder THOMAS TALBOT for Treasurer MAX BURGH0LZER for Assessor E. J. WARD...., ,.for Commissioner J. T. D0RRIEN for SfKnnl Sn,.il,l- THOS. S. WILKES .... fnr Snrvovrtr Dr. W. P. VIA fnrnnrnn. 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; Title good; for the above farm I will otter for a few days at the small price of 17,000. Farm No. 2 Contains 28 acres inHifiM ruv m u. 711 Rrrra in en I . i ......... i .......,...... . 1. .until, lite loilliccuotl Wlltt tivation. the balance slashed off: a' Washington division good house that cost $1400; barn this point there is a large interchange of . ...... m. . .,. I Irallic on account nf ili vnrim.. districts of Haker City county the Coeur d' Alene, the Republie and Kootenai mining camps. Portland is greatly bene fited hv this change, in as much as en crease,d service is given from Knstern Oregon and Idaho. No. i will arrive in Chiogo in 9:0 A. hi.; io. oai 7:45 A. M., as at present. The Westeru train out of ct,,,-;.,,,. corresponding with No. a, is No. 1. This will arrive in Portland at 4:00 P.M. The train corresponding with the eat bound No. 6 is No. 1 nut nf r-i,;.. This will reach Portland at 7:30 A. M. I Westbound train No. 1 will leave Chic ago at & 30 P. M., and Omaha at 8:ao A. M. the following day. The time will be reduced two hours pnd 45 minutes. No, 3 westbound train will leave Chicago at 10:30 P, M., and Omaha at 4:35 P. M. the nexr day. The service on the Union Pacific on all these trains include Iluflet-smoukitig .library cars, and dining cars. No, 6 will carry a daily ordinary sleeper to Kansas City, with change en route to ordinary cars to Chicago. Consult the nearest ticket agent for detailed information. W. It. Hurlhurt, 1 General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. and out buildings. This farn will take $3000. Tract No. 3 Contains 1C0 acres in section 20. town 1 a. r. thence west, three miles south of Cornel- Names of the Candidates 3 on the Union Party Ticket .villi.. hin liy tiin ii Hml ni,.,T signiMi. r.ivuii ..I tin- lii-t ill a,M ,., Illlli-lll nl KlimilH-lh knxl I l... lil.-l hi-r lnial ii.H .iin; ,h Hiii h i iiirtx nun uu-1 i, limy I iilirl ,, I i- .Slai,. ,, 1 1, t'giiii fur i..nii;l,ii i ', i y . nml Hml ilii -ul i .uiri Il ls x,-, J,,i,,v , jl,, j .ay, i-m. hi lh,. ,.,ur ,.l l, ,, a n, I ai.l day al lh- n.iul . , ,.Hir, lA lln Iiiim- llll, I i, l- Inr lininiii; ill,),, ! inns lii wihl lli ul miHlnii; i,, (, linal s..1,.iiii. willi tli. run, i , i-, iii rU or mud i.lai, .Mllllll.1.1 ll:,,,,,!, I'.m-. iilru lii ill ami l, it.,n ,,i .;,, , lii'lli Kri.-I. ili-a-iiii-uit. IiiIim al 1 1 1 IIxIm )., April 'i, 'ai Executrix' Notice. Notice in hi-rohy uIm-ii II. ul Ihn iiii.I.t gntxl has, l.y Hip (' uy Ciun ( Waxlilin-tiiii t'mintv, fur llu-,'Ual.-of Uri--gun. Li-mi uiuiiiiti-il Kxi-i iitrU nf ih,, i,, will an, I ti'-laiuiiit of .luliii 1'. .iin,.r ili-it-il.!.,!. nn, I h,iH .I..!.. ...... t, ii. i ' ,.. " ..... . , itii . n I ln-ri. Ii.ru, nil H.riiii hnuu .i,in naiiit ai.l i-iaic an- lnn-l.v riiniirp.1 .. iri-.i-nt tin- Mum, I., in,., , vuin hiT )iio.rly v..iiii.,, ,, my ,,1,,,,, llf r,. ili'iiin, two mil. .iil .if lIllNU.ro, ln. Kull, witlilttHix n I Im tioiii ilad. In-rm.f ,. , , UII I8.V Ht'NZKIt, I'.xiinilrls ul tin- liit will ulli iratiimimi of Julio C. Iiiiriznr, il-i.iisi... Onii'd at IlilWImro. Iiri-gmi. (Iih J'hIi .laf of April, limo. W. 1). lliiii-, Attorney for tin- Kxii-utrix. Tax Notice. in and afli-r Momlav, April III. fnio, the lax roll r..r Kin will In-In mv nllli-e ami tilKt-M .'.irrliMl ll.i.r...... .. .II lu. J.... Bl.ll'. I lll V Wl hp ili'llMiillinil rii.r .fn.'.n I. if"1 w. n. iii!.ii-iii:ii, Shun if mid 'l ax Colli tor. The Hillsboro Pharmacy,:: Tho Loading Drug; Houao Wh.-n. l'ini;H.M,.,li, i,-,. pttu. i,!. s,-..;,, luii.i,.., ,m, i,,u...ur, s,,,,,!,, liny I... pro. iii.-I ul pit... II, , I .in.pl, .ll.l.im, ....lop.-tni,,,,, m purity nml fri-i.iiii'i.s of .1 f 11 1 M II li.l iiiIk i what .riiiK thu l Mil i-fmiury rp. Mil in; mi. I you will alwVi. im .," THE DKLTA DRUG STORE. Wi- iiIhh carry lh.. Im-,.1 hc.ii.., hi,m i,., iiilil.- ami .Irii Miu.lti.s ., , ,oii(y Fai t lli.it wo liny fur i mhIi ciiril.l, m u , willi lir.t cUm Im.ii.i-i. ,i,i, K,. ,. .M llv r.-.:i. ri'ieiv.. n car. ful nli.-ntmn at I'liyiN-iiiim' ir.-icriiti.ii.s, Hln.-l i tlif. loruiion, FARMS FOR SALE Those who want t, buy WaohiiiR. wm i-oiinty limits will do wi ll i.i cull nml inv..Htii!nt. lh.. foil . i iv i 1 1 tt oilirn. 1 n.juirc nt Thk Aiuii .m oIIi-.. Political Notice. The Woodmen Hall, at Cedar Mill, will be routed evenings for political purposes, throughout the cainpaipn. Write Louis Kennedy, Cedar Mill, Ore., for term. THE CHAPTER bPEAKS. It requires a little more than a good causa and a determined purpose to carry i. an election. Forest Grove Times. " . ' Here ia the truth, so far as Col. ddj ia concerned. Col. Eddy knows, aa he has been. Hanna politician for some years. It plenc es us to see this come from a man ' ., like Eddy a man whose almost vary public act since coming to , Washington county has been more pr leas tainted with crookedness. icions "use" of a little money he can bludgeon them into line for him. There was a time when he did not, however, and he will find it very hard to make decent repub licans swallow his nauseous dose the "one man" job. The edifying spectacle of a Simonite politician, quarreling with republicans who are opposed to machine ttlMiiiw tinar- etS and corruDt oolitics. in seen every little while in Hillsboro town. The Argus is only waitine for the sim onite papers to c: 11 this one ;'of Long's lies" and then it will name the hon. gent! the mighty! : ius; 4J acres easily cleared. Plenty r .I001 fir lil"ber and tfedar. Well watered. Price $800. Title good. A. A. Phillips, Cornelius, Ore, Steal Estate Translers. H t ; Myers to C W Ellison of sw X c 3a tJ t r iw. . 6io C B Campbell to Gus Hartran.pl pt m " Z ' IC"" r,-"' ; 550 j uer 10 Anna stowasser tr in sec 32 ta n ra w ; 250 G L Storey to Ludwig Kahlcr ne sec 30 t n M w .jo J H Stegemann to Eugene Schiller 43-4 a sec 3 ti ri w J00 Eugene Schiller to A M Schiller It 30 Millard and VanSchuyver tr. . . oo A M Schiller to Eugene Schiller i a sec 36 ti in w 10O0 Emm Daugberiy to E C Brown 26 a of AC Brown did ,o,0 USHeidelandhbtoWJ Hudson 40 50 a of Jacob Wooly die and other landa Geo Spring to Cornelius' Vendhey 20 a see ttiaria Pauline Holl to A Zimmerman It' 3 riveuans sutxlivision,.....,.., 100 H. Wehrung & Sons aro now is suing tickets on the second whrml to be given their patrons this sea son. Each 1(1.00 canli purnlinso en titles you to a ticket on a 11)00 Columbia. If you are contemplating the purchae of a bicycle, do not fail to see the 1900 Crencent and Clove land wheel, at Hoyt's, (he Jetvorer. Orecr has a full lino of garden seeds. County Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants oiiilorwd prior Li February 1(1. num. U m Vt7 (if! I I Kl I (ill eiml payable at my olllen In the elty of HIIIm- noro. Intnr.iMt will waHo aflor thin April 27, WOO. IIiIm ihilo a, ii. (aiiy, (iounty TriniMiin-r OREGONIAN AND ARGUS, $2,00. Tl.n Wwkly OipH',Blnn anil this papnr Klve yon nil lhi news of himif, main, the Northwi-l and thfc n.illon. The Crpscent in the popular wheel ai a standard price and no bettt wheel at any priee. Call on Ifoyt, uie joweier, anil nee IIkmii. Oreer. the crocer. him II I . . h Minorca cggH f0 cents per Retting 01 11 1 icon. Finest line of rijiring dry goods in WHlinolon colllltv lit Hi'lililmerioli & Bon's, Cheapest in price, and best in quality ami (election. You can save monev liv Imvinu seeds at (Ireer's. "Russell" te. Engines Mrs. John J. Moron n nC land, was in the city this week, the guest of her sister, Miss Aramirita Humphreys. For first class reliable work, call An Hi- R Mr. H I n ' . TT.tl , . , 1-i.w.uiuiiii, jeuiiiMi,. nuisooro, The Argus is sorry to see a man like May 7, for one week. "Cyclone Threshers Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack ers, Horse Powers, Threshermcn's Supplies of All Kinds. aflWRITe TOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES Traction or Portable, .Simple or Com pound, Wood or Straw Burners. I.HI ai-n-n Id , r,. iin,,,r riililiil,. r... nrnm In .uiiir.., .! ,.,, n ,IU,, ,;, lliiihi-r: vihhI limn... n.... 1 1 . .-hard; well al. r.-.l; , mil,- r,n (,.,.,. ;nie ami rallma.l; K i.u t r. m 1 w-Ii.h.I. rrir... a, mi .-r a. n .11 a.-riH. 1 inllti in !..... ., nm.n In (-11Uivatlo.il III n.-rm .l.i.l.,..l 11 nf-res In lirunlii n.io.1 IWr r.11.111 Ii..ii', ....... .., iiiiii,,iuKi,; mil,, ! ,,. and w Ii,hiI; 11 n,, a 1,, . .n,,,, H IK-ri-H- 10.1 tl.-riM It. . ..,1.1...... . .r 01 nun iwiiv.-iilitni I I111I prmliin. IUO nai kn of .Milium p.-r acre; khmiI h r.Mini iioiiwt, n,H$al.K,MH I,ani iu7. t,i..r huildingHj oirhiinl ami 1,,-rrv hii.h,. ' "I larni h III 2 n,,. o l ilUU.1,1 ,i, linely kIiib.,., run he dn I. hil, If ,.,,.,. wiry, owner hi lulling hiullli nml ,.(. tm "Id, Ik i-aiimi of M-IIIng, r H u I'd' acre, on axy ti riiin. ' j .Jioa.'r.'i.-'.'W air.-H in i-tilt i vnt Ion; loo' airi-M ol good tlnil.cr mnlnl.lu fur ,K,r,l woimI; hoHHd ami ,ariij K,l .ir.-lmid- ; i mll.'H from IIHUIii.r,, ami .,1, niiiin ra, (i loitlainl. This limn h.i riiiinl:,.. ! hmiH i und av.irnl MprinuH Unit fiiroll,' ahiiinlam-.. of ttalnr the y.mr rniiml. Tlil I larni Iwiiii,' nlluniiil hi 1 mar lown H hi. II : willed lor iluirylim ami K,n-. ,.,, N , iih grain nml hay raisin.'. nml in nu of tlm I 'Kn-au'Hi iiirK.iiiiN m t, ,lllJ,i .,j,.4, I fKI per luire on i-axy pity ttiai 11 1 x. ' o" ai-riw- in high Hind- of nilllvniloii, iiioH.;- ll..avi-rilaii, l.iinl; m fr railroad Hlull.ni nml town; M unl.M i-Mt ol roi'lliiml. There In a lorliim. In jH rarin ,lr noiiiii Kanliiiii-.. ',Ih lun.l -chi ai at S..0 per iu-r; it ciin In. hml f,,,. ' piirarre, If nil muni, 11 m:ri'R all prailii land, except N iierc ..r oiiki W'H loiiitcil, Im-Iiik y III 1 . fr I'oilhniil, ITIcc, Sl.'Kiii. aiacniB near Itccdvlllc Ani-rca In cnltl vatiiin. I'rii-c, pm. A kooiI mtwmlll, W illi or wlllinm .h, ,.. IIIIT lllli IOIIIcnIiiuiI. nml urn . .... 1 tlmhcrlainl. A fortune, f.n theriKhl num. Wl acnM of iili i. . 1.1.....1. . cultivation, lieHtol Moll. I'lluc, imi ' SO acriM milt. it.rnu, ..I 1.....1 n . . , , , ., nl., i,i,., oil. ilOllliroll V 2 In li.a IV,, I., 1 clccftHy U clear. TIiIm Im ii hiiiui'iU, i;m HllkLll'ii HniK (....((I ((.(.( . ........ v, liuuilll J. Nonhroj,, 'a f.t.rt,-o.r. jjk. Ncwlv Furnished 5X and Renovated . A first ol.tAK t,c H1., all L t'oinimHliititina for the convenience f KOents. . , , OR&W TimoSchcdulo .. . From Portland iV!'yil&,,.!,i' r..r s..it r.k... i. Unl, nn,.aw;, 0:l,',pi and IwihI, arrhei ,1 i ,!1'1'' ,tt,,S: l in for Walls le.-aii Hlca,,,,!,!,,, ,.ttVe nl A 1. ... 1 r N";,' ri,,;,i"';.''''i-vVV.e.,h,v" llhiinclli! r vnr l,.i 11 .. . . Num. ay lor ni-i-J,,,, ,-. ", "' """"I'1 sisy' .mtefi: 11 ''v-i- l.v.. 7 'ic . ' I v-l !r:l"vr"1 ""!... r..r inn,,, '1 Vu.l ', "" , 1 way laml i.,.-., Krhlay 1 "' M,"ly. WclncHilay nml wiiv lainlio.ru .. . iv '"r( orvn I s nni Hintli. V; 1.1. lor !,,. im "V ... "... .. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE 01-' . REAL ESTATE. RUSSELL & CO,, PORTLAND, OR. Hy yiitTtrnoif Avoitnicit oK tiik (loillll V (!n... .if W..l . , ," '" " -'illtl 11 ' i V Or.iifim. 1 11 v in... 1. iin.i 1 .... 1 ,. '. y. ...... .......i.iii nn Hi,. ,1,1, day ol April, Iimni. for ,( Hnn of rind cm- IUO! IICII tllM lIf III ... rtult.l,. 1. 1 McKniiini, ilnccaKcil, at iii'lviil.c Mill.. I ...111 on n;i. itflcr UieMli ih.v ol' M...1 hi a ...... lo the hii;ii.Nl hlihlcr lor ciihIi In' Imiik'i 1,1 lll ..ll. Nltll. I.llll lillloU'lllir iti.u.irl 1 1... , I'Hlalc, to MU " lie ir 11 M.ei in. 11 'r 1 u -o 1 or ..." hid, nun-,, inn 1 ,i-i iiir 11 ttii-l. nl' 11 Kiniil Doniill.m I,iiikI Chiln f Luwercncc Hi. ami w In. In w..ui,i.,,.i.. 11 (h'ciroll. nml hnlnir l. 111, u ' ' '. ,'",'!.""!'"' K nt Hie H. 10. corner nl nnlil . ' ,.V',1';, ! r""Mll,K t""""" North (III ilefj. W. '20.75 .diH., Iheiico North liu deir I1,. IH.M I'llH. I.O III., I ,1 H' Honiii nr. ii..u. n. ,ii; . ;i . ? to thu KiihI. line nl' hi, I.l t u ,,i.,i... IhoiicoMoiitliiiiideir. VV. nl.mK Ihn nW I Hill ol Mil i I eli. I., lit.. ..I . 1 , v . ,' "i1 i'iiuh. 01 iii'uilllllllir, HiivliiKaiid nximpMiifr tin'cciiml niin-hnll' aeiesoi laml in tlin-N01II1 win norimr hercol, W iieh Id held ),y Trimlnim of lie iM,l',. (.Iiiireh hkbhIio lor 11 imieiii,,, hoiirte nml a plai n Im- H Kiavi, Vanl. Hilled at Cedar Mill,, OrcKo,i, U,H r.lh day ol April, num.. a 1 11. . ''"."I!1' A- l.ove(iiin, A.I.1.I11 Hl,ral,,r , ly.nls non of" II ohI.i.I.o ol lleniiird MeKeiiiin, DccwihoiI,' W. u. iliir.. ami j. j, vViiII, Attorney" for AdinliiUimtor, Iciivc Klpnrla l.iilv '" ii.ilya.s:;';;',;1:, Address W, H , ,, 'en. I'ass. Agent r"""' "- m ,,w.. SUMMONS. IN TIIK Clltri'iT loliitT OB- Till.' ..-o r,w,lllr.,rW.H1hK,,?fJl!ly: 1 'Imiillil' 1 I 1 va eiiry I'ofondillit I llni iiliovo nanicd tic- '';onlc lliinry, lo Jiuinln , h'Oiliiiih hi I hi! 1 -Mi l iv ..'' !.. ."'V !.'""! lo'escri I HI,,,,,,,.., ' , '. ',, '"' imoiieillloii of III Ih I I ol' l'."1 ,("""' '' U.I Ul" ""i''1'!"' eoiilriict now im- it mT'.' I'1"111111!' ''"' " H ' Sn h '' !"' lHiU.i.raml further T Li y "l'H':i'e.iilliilil.i. imiIi leioii,., i!!!l.'.N.... .. M,.,.',.v.ni ' "Jo.yo hy ' Attorney for I'IiiIiiIIH. First l0 arrive with the telegmphlo now?-T1,' w"llr Oregonlftn. ( Ciprsnt F. J, Barlor, 2nd St, - . ': . . . .V::.:Tr'