illlJLSJBUKU AKUUd, MAY .81, 1900
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BEN AND HIS TICKET DESERTED.
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THE ARGUS
t'it-rd at lb Post-ofTtce at Hillsboro,
Urnfxm, Second class, mail matter,
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LUCIUS a. L03U, EDITOR.
CounVy Offlal Paper.
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Dear Meaty- acam Debased Property,
and Profitless Aaericaa Prodact Oar
Cweqoeot loss is Creditors' Gala.
Has oo 9 "lor Mar ens A. Haaea
UNION PARTY TICKET.
Kt r Conarreaeman, Fir District
Da. & DALY.
K.t Justice Supaeme Court
THOMAS G. UKF.KX.
Fcr lbod and Dairy Commissioner
WM. 8CHCLMERICU. .
Tor Slat Senator,
W. H. WKhRCNO.
For Joint Senator
ALEX. SWKEK.
For Representatives
HUBERT BERNARDS,
A. W. VIXCINT,
O. K. KDSOX.
For P Utile Attorney - '"
a scnuKBKi
h'or Comity Clerk , .."
GEO. A. MOROAXi' "
For Sheriff
JOHN W. SEW ELL.
For Recorder of Conveyance
RALPH U WAXX.
Kor Treasurer
THO TALBOT.
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For Aantir V
M AX By ROHOLZER.
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Fcr CommissioWer ,
E."j. WARD. T
For School SuperintenVfcut
J. T. DORSIKX,
For Surveyor
THOS. 8. WILKES.
For Coioner
Da. W. P. VIA.
DIRECT LEGISLATION.
Hii.lsboro, Ore, May 24, 1900.
To B. G. Leedy, Eq., Sec of the
Washington Comity Pomona
Grange:
Pursuant to a reqnf st made by
you, as an officer of Pomona
Grange of Washington county,
asking as, the undersigned candi
dates upon the Union Party ticket
of this county, to express our posi
tion upon the question of the Ini
tiative and Referendum, we wish
to expressly state in answer there
to that we are thoroughly in sym
pathy with any movement which
lias for its object the promulgation
of the doctrine known as the Ini
tiative atid Referendum.
Wa do not hesitate a moment in
pledging ourselves to initiate and
to Hupport in and out of the legis
lative halls of this state, the propo
sition of the Initiative and Refer
endum and we will, at all times,
whether elected to the legislature
of this state or noV advocate the
doctrine. " ' ;
We are already pledged to sup
port the ending, amendment to
the constitutieA Tthe state of Or
egon providing Jpt- the Initiative
and Referendum,' for we are stand
ing upon a platform which con
tains that plank-..'
Respectfully submitted) "
Alex. Sweek, .
W. H. Wehruxo,
0. K. Edson,
A. W. Vincent,
Hubert Bernards
A FEW PLAIN TRUTHS.
A man is what he is. If he be a
good citiien; ii he be a taxpayer;
if he vote for representative govern
ment if he be, and do, these
things,' he ahould have some con
sideration in public affairs. This,
no one denies. Here in Washing
ton county we have hundreds of
German citizens. They5re good
ciu;ns as a general mis. They
rarely get into trouble; they rar.ily
burden our courts with litigation;
they improve the country beyond
the average of general citizenship.
No one desputes this.
nut, wim an inese things in
their favor, lhy are ostracized and
cut off from representation by the
CorneliuMles. They are good
enough to pay taxes; tbey are in
telligent and generally, good finan
ciersand yet they are not good
enough to take part in government.
The Union people have met the
German fJmnent on common
ground; they have met them as
brother Americans, which they are.
Titty have given Ihem represents
tia on the Onion ticket, from top
to bottom. A4yet, Boss Cornel
ins avert that he can control the
iinMri r hie ticket. Tai Abous
doft not think he srilj oontrel 'any i
ue thing. Mr, Cornelim under
4.tiutatee the inUlligwioe of -aiija
cUm of people, the vast majority
of w hom art better citizens than he,
. the- r7 V . -
B055J S KI3Znnlv VV
14hJ ' ' col-.. iXf' s jet 5'!
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Bm "Where are we, Gault? Where are we, Eddy? What struck
phast "You hav counted on my
for the last time. I can t carry vour
your Simon-Corbett machine, and
thinks they are.
what we shall see.
We shall
A MATTER OP HONOR.
Washington' county will next Mon-
day'decide-iipofu a, pure matter of
honor. The people of Washington
county, one of the oldest in the
state, will say whether or not they
approve of the rottenness which for
some years baa pervaded t'ae poli
tics of this commonwealth. They
will either lend their voice for the
perpetuation ot primary stealing;
for the perpetuity of Simonism; or
they will lend it for a decided bet
terment, a cleanliness, a purity of
public business. Which will they
do? This is a question fraught
with great significance and is a
matter of more than passing inter
est. It is a matter in which la in
volved the greatest principles of
government. If th Corneliusites
win out. it will be because ti e
masses of our people have not,
thrnnffh th. motion, nf tr. r.ra
&.. ... u.u ..... ..v. .,
been notified of the corrupt prc -
lices cairied on by the element
w oiv.u ijm y I awcvi biiv ifornciius
ticket in the field. The so-called
republican papers, while their edi-
t.rM Vnnw of this pntt.nnnse lim.
v. . .,..,,v...u, u ivoii, wim ia .1 well Known oim.
said not one word of warning; have 0 lite is a tid to Iw in tlin c.nint.v
uttered no protest against the'jn theinterei ..f the drbett Sim-i
iuo.uuub uku, anu wuiuh lucmuue
MASSxAWa Haul aH M.ol .11 I
have disfranchised decent citizen
ship at tbe primaries. -It has be
come a mere matter of honor. Will
a corrupt few run the government
of this county and that corrupt
taking their orders from the scurvy
politicians of Portland? Or will
the good psople of Washington
county rebuke, with their ballots,
the wholesale dishonesty-which has
characterized the conduct of the
Simonites at the primaries and at
the late Simonite county conven
tion? Thi Arous believes they
will aministerthe proper rebuke.
BENEVOLENT ASSIMILATION
Scarcely are we hovered over Cuba
aa the mother hen until our offic
ials rob the people of the island.
The recent postal embezzlements
there enacted by the administra
tion officials, show what we mean
by "benevolent assimilation." Is it
possible, that with her three mill
ions of people, Cuba has not intell
igence enough to direct her public
affairs? Is it possible that Cuba is
to be filched by these hothouse pol
iticians after our fair country haa
paid for alleged Cuban freedom
with the blood of American sons
and millions of treasure? How the
Spaniards must smile when they
observe how we have treated Porto
Rico on the tariff matter and Cuba,
in our postal peculations! Is it
possible that the great American
nation is not manly enough to give
the people of the Antilles a chance
to do their own business and an
opportunity to practice the bless
ings of liberty that same liberty
for which our fathers died and sac
rifled their scalps, many of them
as they ebould?
EVERY TWO YEaKH.
This will be the week when the
Independent will grow very elo
quent over the imagined wrongs of
tbe democrats who have been swal
lowed by the populists; and over
the imagined wrongs of the popu
lists who have, been swallowed by
the democrats. This week, more
than 4ikely we shall hear how one
or the other is being -"barely be-
strength to carry you all through to
load of primary larcenies any longer. Console yourselves. Console
your "push 1"
' trayed." We shall read this, sure,
I if we read the "BurF it eenerallv
puts OUt 1U US issue JUSt before thej
pWlinn It nnur fnnls BiwnnA
eiecuon. . n never ioois anyone,
eoiisolino and iiide! would 1
consoling, ana, maeeu, wouia ie
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more man willing to nug it
democrats and opuli8U to its
fatherly bosom. It's scch a dt-ar,
fatherly thing. It never print
anvthine exceDt wlutt ita cuardiatt
but it does the simple old soul 1 traph (iallerv, which has done a splen-' 75rnrl of wiwuird llr vmI, fuur lmt In
i rtu... i;,,t. t, ,VJlidbuiiiss'evr since oiened to ll.e H'lfth iiaM wml l.i Ih nit Irmu m.iiii.I.
good to granny a Imle. Ivgrowsjp(ll,lic Corn , & Ba!ut SlrreU, !fr;..,iIim.,. w
very confidential: it Brows very Hillsboro. Orenon. Also 40 acres of ''J,", ;. ... . .
Bays'it must print, and hence it, I' tVwrm.tisthe puUrnhl
never sives its bees any alarm.'11' ftWiuuUrd price and no Iwtter
R11L if the storin .,f that iirur
.ktk k- t .U.. ... t.R...I .11
populists and dem-K.-rat. the
most deluded ?et of asses on earth,
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Vll IUUUQI1I.T HIIJ tlllll .MHk llj
thing" will not be intellect. Iet
the poor thing vapor.
r tt .:... i :.i .: .. l .
"(5iii..ii UTOi
Stands, each Hint 'every OHinliil.ite,
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nominated. Tln-v are fur tin- Init-
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nun II iiittt
i mine mm iki iTt-iniiim Him wiret'i
, Legislation. They are for ii lintt
j to last, Bin! thr-v 11 re men of intetj -
t rity. I here Ih tto
llttl of ihi;
statement, at all, only Unit ome
rna frot)l blow probably Mr.
' TTt 1 1 ,. ' n . l'
I ft I I t
on-tjorneiius ticket. U e all know
that if he is here that this- is liin
purpose to help out the Multnom-
l u:.u i.- ... l ...
au ring wuiuu aeeae 10 uomiiimt
the politics of the state of Oregon.
Tbe Union candidates ore already
pledged, both by platform ind
written signatures, to support this
measure. No man xhould be in
fluenced by the idle talk of those
who want to see corruption win in
the coming election. This name
man is telling that Mr. Haines
voted for submitting this ineimure,
in the legislators This is not
true.' He did not so vote, and he
is not in favor of the measure.
Thk independent of last week
complains that a prominent repub
lican is supporting the Union Tick
et from top to bottom. This need
occasion that paper no heart
breaks. The Arous can tell it that
there are hundreds of good repub
licans working for the Union
Ticket The reason is simple
enough, too. Decency is revolting
at the methods used by the Simon
ite gang to carry the primaries.
By voting the Union ticket these
citizens will not be disfranchised ;
by voting the ticket of the Simon
push, they lose their vote and
their self respect. In this regard,
of course, we mean those who real
ly know what crooked work has
been done by these same Simonite-Corbett-Corneliufile
fellows who
put up the ticket.
If the: constitution does not follow the
flag to Porto Rico, how in the name of
God can we expect oar statute to fol
low tbe thieves who stole the postal rev
enues in CubefFor answer to thia sim
ple economic problem, let us hear from
the erudite editors of Ben Cornelius or
gans published in tbe Crandall block in
Hilliboro and at Forest Grove.
A GRAND BARGAIN.
FOR SALE The best bargain in
Oregon. A beautiful and lovely home;
large 8-rootn, two-story house; with
tower; substantial and neatly built; nice
and tastefully painted; brick foundation:
brick chimney; neat porches; bay and
double window, with wire screens on
door and window; weights in all the
windows; double parlor; sitting-room,
dinini'-room kitchen, t'antv. with class
and screen doors, cellar, bedrooms, and i
closets; well of fine water, no better;
nice front yard, choice flowers, neat
rjicuet ience: irood wnnoa icri . tronil hum
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us? Our strength seems to be going
office long enough. You have made
i 16x14, two stories high; henhouse, chick.
:"d ?nK;yoK, orchwd ,
01 cnoic iruus; smimiai.ee oi su kioos
of small Iruits; one sere ground; splen-
t,lJ oil A: pl"'ll
, .rf,neji finelv j.,i,teii .,1,010-
choice 'n4' fint,y located: perfect title imuuoio, Orfu.ni, My U mi'
l(J nnincu,,,,. win uke fuooL-.. ... J JL
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for all together, or will sell either one
sepersie. to suit purchaser. Will tkc
good span ot horses, harness and wagon
-.riiK-v. "B "r ....rr urr,
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K. A. bills, box 54. Hillsboro. Ore
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' A vole for Fen Cornelius' ticket is A
IB a role to perpetuste tne crookeil lir
oerpetuste
work at the primaries; a vote for
his ti.'lrl i. a Wi.lj. In .li.,rra..,,a.
ffl people who do not stesl primaries.
ill The Cornelius ticket is built upon
W a system of jobbery that liss no
a
J equals in the political snnats of
j WsslnnKton counlv. Hundreds
1
d of repuldicsns knew this and yet
tv were powerless 10 preveot it. win
I. l,,v iiii. nnii III rnll.nn...
J they eii.lorse tins rottenness at
I " W'H h'y allow the
U' trlckslrr to tell tilt-in tli.it they
m
iiiut vole conupli.iui.ts in to pow
er in onler to maintain "nationx!
honorT" How ntuch honor have
these fellows who ilo dirtr wfnk
a
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W fr Corliet', .irnon t Co?
Mow mum "tioi.pr ' was there at
the primaries nnd in the county
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CONTEST NOTICE.
I fpnrtiopiil of the Interior, I'nlteil Statos
.Land Otltco.
Oretf in City, Ore.. May id, lfmo.
I A snlrlfieot nontext affidavit liavlnir been
j nlcrt , th, orHi e bv John r. Wwtlmr-
linu.e, coiitratuiit. acHinst hometitcud en
try No. made March , Wl. lor 8
V( , of X W t and W of H W , aeo.
an; and N W V. of N V ;, see. ,Vi, tow n
shii 3 . ItaiiKe 5 W, by Joseph Miller,
cu'iteatee, in which it 1 alleiri'd thnt con-
been abmnt from said eUlni.il tlo lime
duriiiK the pnst five yeara and haa w holly
auaiinoiien me same, autl that suld al-
icited abn'iii-e from the said laud wa not
due to his ouiilnyinent in the Army,
Navy or Marine Corps of the V lilted Suites
as s private soldier, ollb-er. s ainaii or ma
nee miring uui war with ispuln, or iliinuir
.nw ,.lh.. u... in . l.ia U.. f u..... .
mil "iiici " ill .iih-u ,iiv uiki-il nillim
n.av he eniraaed." .aid m.rtie. am hr..l.v
irfili! I.. .im,,J, ra.,J,..A .,. ..,r
deuce touching said' alb gHtion at IU
o'clock a. m. on July IS, ! Wt, liefiire the
Kexlsler nod Iteceiver at the Cnited
runes : iiml i mu e in uregon tity, un-gnn.
nffliluvlt filo.1 avrt iui o f,.t ....i.:
i ne tuiii coiitestaut having, m a proer I
which show thut after due dillgenre per -
forth facts i
mil.,., .v.iio ui mi, nnu ran ms i e
...... t,.., lie..,,, u.u.cu .iiu iirnwu
Ilfll llinll .l.lllii.i l.n I..am 1... .t.. I
pror publication.
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WM.
OAMTWAY,
Iteceiver.
Union Party Precinct Nominations.
Precinct. Road Supervisor.
Beaverdam Robt Thorn pon ... ,
Beavei ton Alonro Pike
Buxton Martin Hart.
Columbia A. Reverman
Cornelius M. K. Henderson, . .
Dairy Henrv Cop
Dilley 8. B. Van Meter. . . ,
R. Butte W. P. Graham
W. Kutte Edward Wood..;..;
E. Cedar.
E. V. Castee),
W.Cedar
Gale Greek.
Mountain
N. Hillsboro..,
S. Hillsboro ...
N. I'orest Grove
S. Forest Grove.
KeedviHe
S. Tualatin
John Pape.. ,. ,
H. G. Parsons
S. Hollenbeck..,:.
F. J. William....
Henry Toelle
H. H.Clark.,
David Keen
D. R. Wheeler
S. Oradoff
I. B. Darity.
Neal Brown
Washington....
Wapalo
"Cyclone"
Automatic Stackers. "Wind Stack-
era, Horse Power, Threshermea's
Supplies of All Klnda.
yawuBivv a.'w.i
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Threshers
sw unoi rvn sa i sluuv.i
down the Union Road!" Tiik Elk-
me cross the ditch of rottenness
Your pots. Ben. Give tnv regard to
Bids fo Wood.
Ni,,l u .i,, .,, lllllU
mgiwd will rewlv wnlwl luU Inmi dute
until June 7, tHW, fir ftiniKhliig mill il-
liverinn in tl, i'.mrt rwli ..nuu.m
it"
Notice to Contractors.
Hraled l.i.U will h m-lvp. st lh rnm.lv
Court rtH.ni, in UllUlk.m. nil tlirlUI, ,l,iv
of Sun. i!SJ. at llir hour of 1U oV-lm li .
ni.,iur me coiiiiriiciioii hi a uriouu on
( cWk's nww. tjrnnicr of th i'ium.v
t-owrt,
I!ltl I lii tut ll iluy of My. lun).
I- A. ItlMU), J illicit
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.FARMS FO
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R SALE
K TIinfn who witnl to Imv Waahina
Rrjioii Cnunly lariiH will do w. l to
E 1 1 1 I .. . ; . .i.n
rr can nnu inveminNiri ine loiioiviug
p j offers. Itiitirc Ht Thk Auuta ulllce.
J i I.VI rn-res III i'r. tin.li.r rtilllvalion, M
(jtittciu in iHislure, M nrrm In lirimli nml
Ij , linitirtr; kimhI In itiiw and tutm; K'nitt or-
ii ennru; wen w;uimi; j, iniiti inun liwii
J : villa mil riil I road; milo tnnn solioul,
jl ; I'ricp, f J) r ai re,
di 31 aerva, 1 mile from (Irpenville-1(
Ll j acres In nillivuliiiu; IU ii.Tfi sIh tun I II
H burn i. nil nut InillillnfH; U mill' u I' !
If ' acre" lu bru-h; .ncl Ihcruoiu
It m-ft.. In lirn.li. ll t .r.i.iiit ln,,a
anil scliool; u iiiUlk in i, u. prnie, tlu
1!K) ui'ios I TO ai'i'iM to till ti tt ii li
arrcn in run' oeaveruaui iii.il win iiroiiucr
401) wick, of milium iir ai'ivi iimh( H riMim
hoiiw, ci-t ll.'OO; K"ol li.ii'ii KuTl; nllinr
tmmliniftt; urcharil nml berry bunion.
rtilH lurut 1 In 2 uiilu' "I MllilMiro mid
tim-ly mtuateil, cm lw (milled, if ti-cc
miry, (iwnur in fnilinK health ami vi-t
tiiiK old, in unu of selling. I'rice, SIO
(Kirucre, on eiuy u riin
aOO acres 'JM acres in uullivnlloii) i)0
acres ur irooil limi t r MiuUlile for uord
WiH.il; llnOH'l and barn; good uri-liuid; 2
nun's iroin i iiiKimro ami on main rum I
to roriiaiiii. una lurm nu rtiiuit ;
nruni'li ami Hiivi r.il snriua-s tliul furnlnh
uliiinilHiii'f of wilier the yeur roiiiiil. 'I'lu.
larm noma niiiiiitiiii so near town la w ell
Miiitcd for diiiryiiiK and jianii-nliiK, unwell
rw grain iiml bay minimi, and is nu of lb-
I' i li,
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; acres In high atule of cultivation,
nnwiiy ncavcriium luml; inilii rrmii
railroad station and town; H iiiiIkm we.t
of Portland. There is a foitiiuu in this
furrn for miiiih gardener. Thia bind Is
cheap ut s per acre; U can be hail for f.DJ
r aure, ll suki aoon,
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il ,... I ... I . I .a r
i ncrc" ." Pr"r u l'""1' Bi r of
' '"; '" lociitod. tieliiB only pi mile
fro " '"rtlal'. P"t. I3 0.
t 'JO acres near Itcwlvillc 6 ueri-s III cult!
' vatiim. Price. SIX).
A good sawmill, with or without dw oll-
nigaml lionicaUiinl, and MO acre, of uood
1 timlatrland. A fortune for the right inun.
SO ncres of nice Siunoth land; 40 acre In
ciiiiitalluu, brat ol soil. 1'nue, IJU.
i I1
0 ucrea unimiiroved html: well lucnted
being only AuttW from creaiimry. P. ).,
etc; eaay lo vleur. rnia la a snap at -XM.
Justice of Peace.
Burton B Reeves.,,.
W. II Morton
lonsld McPUersoir. ,
A. K. Watson
Constable.
W. Hunter.
Adam Simpaou
J. C. Crocker. , ,
A. A. Phillip...
A. S. Briggs
Perry Watson Iwis Creps
Wm. R. Stephen. . . Win, TermU. . , ,
I. L. Morelock. - " .
J. U Henry A. Cimmino.
Fred Laneer, jr... ,
I,. Wilson,
J. P. Dilly
W. F. Holleubeck...
8. Everitt
J. P. Randall
J. H. Wirtz
J. H. Wirta
Ira E Wheeler
E. C. Mulloy
S. A. Ilolcomb
K. H. parker
T. B. Hinea ..,
Wm. Howell .,
W. P. Hoffman,
Wm, Tupper....
Daniel Bailey..,
Daniel Bailey...
Jas, Borwick, , . .
"Russell"
Engines
Traction, or Portable, 5impte or Com
pound, Wood or Straw Burner.
RUSSELL & CO.,
mnu rniots
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PORTLAND, OR,
JUrtcrnoon
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?
lnJteJleJAeJlJI!
IS,, i . lJ . I
II. WKHKNU and SONS.
31
THe Hillsboro Pharmacy:,!::
v rropiletor.
The LeaclinK Drug House -
Where I'rngn, Mmllrlnra. Paints. Olla, SHiiitra, Hrtiabsa and all liruggUI's Hiiiidrlt a
liry lw prficiiml at priiea that iiuplv dlnlniice coiiipclllliili.
IlefliEffiBER,,., , ,m r. ,.
i'mIh n nhal bringa I lie iimft sal iffnciiii v re
dllla ; ami vuli will alnnva Iiml llieiu nl
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
We nIs.i lurrv I In- al ansmlnl elm k nl Toilet
arlicli'S mill (IriijJ MliflroH in i!k cnuutv
OR&N
Time Schedule . .
. . From Portland
Kant mail Iprtvim nt T p m fur Hall l,nke,
lienvcr, I'l. Worth. Iliimlm, Kannia niv
.l. Ijuiiii, l lilcago anil Kusi, arrlviw
U p in
pokiuii I'lyrrleuvM 0 in fur Walla
Walla, inumniia, Nl. Paul, Kululli,
Milwanki'e, Cliicago nml Kant, airlve-i
l:4n am
(K'nir, Sli.minhin leave at 4 p. i f,,r
Sun t raoclnco, aulllnx every fivuiluyv J
i.oiuiiinin nivnr leave p in exiwpl
Sunday. Saturday 10 p m fur Astoria mnl
way landlnga, arrive 4 p m nxnept Hominy
Willamette rlvor leave ll n in except
Sumliiy Tor Oregon Cliy, Neu lairg, fnleii.
and way landlitga, arrivo 4:' p m incept
Sunday
Willamette and Ynmlilll river leave 7
a in Tuo-dav. Tlmrwlav and Kiituribiv r..r
Oregon City, IVjyton and w ay liiridhiirs,
arrive S:3U p in Monday, Weilumday and
i i may t
Willamette ilver leave fl a m Tiieailnv,
Thuraduy and Hutunlav for Curvullla HUM
way Inndlngs. arrive f:W p m Tueadiiy,
.iiiiimiaj nuu niuiiniay
Nnaku river loavo Itinarla dnilv
at a, in. for I.cwlsion; ratiiruing leave
iititi iqinii uiiiit ai w a, m.
Ad.lreea W. . IIUM1UUT,'
Oen. Piixs. Agi'tit
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notl(4 la bernbv cHvnn l.hiil. Ilw. .ni.l,.H-
aluiicd, niliniolntrator ite-boiilB iiun of the
eiul ol ernarti MeKenna. lUmuwil
has hind hia iui minta Hn,.l nlu.
intuit in the County Court of the statu of
Urania, for Wiwlilugtim County, and that
aald County Court lias lined M.i.nlnv
the lHlh dan of Juno. 11K10. at tlm l.nur ,.r
10 a. 111., ol'aafil dav. at, thn Court.
aam uoiin. in ii hikim. Wsn h neton
County, Oregon, aa the time and place for
hearliiff olilnetlinia In aul.l uwiniiii.
tho final seuietnuntof said eatatn.
IMtod this Irith day of May, pJ0,
J(1M A l.b'VI.'Mllllll'
AdminiatraUirdn-bouls-mm of the estate
oi iiernara .ncivoitiia, (leccaaeil,
Cor. 2d4Wsb,'
J. Northrop, Proprietor.
L Newly Furnished
5s and Renovated
A first-class table and
all accommodation , . ...
for the convenience
of Ruest. ...
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby (riven that the . oiiM. r-
slgntd adtnitiiNtralot of the estate of Krn
eat t". Freeh, deceased, has II I oil in tha
County Court of Weahlnglon Comily,
Oroxon, hi final account in said estate,
and that the County Court cf said county
hua set Monday, the 11 day of .lune, lltou,
at the hour of ten o'clock A M. of said
day, at the court room of eald Court In
Hillsboro, Uregon, aa tbe time and phiuo
for hearing objections to mid linal
account.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 2nd day
Of M:iy, 1(100.
John M. Wall, '
Administrator of the cMlaloof Ernest
F, . rech, deucuaud.
Oo to Greer's for seeds. ,
the taact. or the ran out
OWANANTgCO CLOTH I WO
I 1MI I I 1 t tilth.
Kacl llml wh buy fur tnt-h enalili us In ileal
with lir-t ca-a lion-ex uinl ilr Knlii.
ilv rci i.es rcr.'ive n cur. ful alU ntinn aa
iliyn i)ii V .r w!ri.tiuiia.
Slreel a llie iI'ii inn,
County Tiessurer1 Notice.
AM conol . wi,rnoii einliiisiit oil .r tn
Keliruarr HI, Hi, .iriiium' culled fr i
iHivableul my olllci. In Ho cliy of llill.
liro. lutertHit , fi,.r una d o,,,
April iff, li. ,, i, ( AliV,
I t'lnioly Tn.wun r.
State I Foote, lli-ien
Tranmiit allnuer.il Hoiking ll'ulneiiK
J. W. S Ui K
. Miinagoi
. . Cashier
A. I'. HIIL'TK
.N.-II sight l.cb,uiu ami Telegraphle
Iranalnra and luo,, I.eltera of t A'dll
available throughout the t nllnl Hute.
, It;'.".!.'" V".1,"' .'o 1 '-"mini,
i l.lvei'.H., Dnbllo, 'rHi ir Hrillll,'
. fort-on-t ,m .n.Ni..kholm nndallprli.
i elpiil citlea of Kuropo. '
Collection, Mind ,! ,.,.,w,,e lH1,ltu
Hiinklug hours from a m to a p ui
lllllHlmro, Oregon,
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice l hereby given that the Ml()r.
..iK..i-i, i.ii' iiuu in m,. w.i i .... i . .
; anient of Klisala-.h Km... dVZl 'h a
' ..l b. l,l,al,i.o,,i mivU MXx
...... ...uv.inimy i oirt o llniHUto of Or-
egoii for I i4Hl,igi Cnnniy, ,!
m a 'r,,"";'1 m,,,m," ti"' "r
M). imi, at Uk. hour oi imi o'clock a m.
of "bl day at the emir! himaa in miWrnro
. .... nine noil , c rr ,ei,r l.g j,N
on to salt h.uil a.Mo,,i,ilng , lo tl
t-
., , : 1 i'iiiiii Ma
nual Kelt miiiiiiiI .iii, i n.
the
. rlx of miiiiI emiite,
eocnt-
Iktled at tllllaboro, Ajirll 10, J!I0.
Executrix' Notice.
" v,',' imiihv 1'ruirt or
r..iii . "i'l"'!!!"-.! Axr(3iiiria oi the hist
will and testament of John C. Z
fcX' .""ll'"1" 'y qiMllflearl ,ri
lliurelore, all porsone havlmr ehilma
aKalnat said e.Ute ,r hereby r,.. Irid
preaon tha ami to ,, whh v ,Xm
pr...rly verll led, ut my place of il
K-utrlxoMheM
nr Jiilm C. imnaor, cloneawHt.
Dated at HlllaUiro, Oii'iroii, tha imh
(lay of April, 1IXJU. ' " mn
W. 1. Hare, Attorney for the KseoutrU.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Not lee la hereby glvon that tho tmdnc
" pn.,.V'lll'trator of tho nst" it T of
llioa. J.WIIami, deeeaaed. ha II M h la
fliialawniintlii the County Court Vf ti e
a rihlV,r,UI("1,if;:r tt "l'r!ton Coimtv
t J n. 1 V'0 ,,1,tirl. haa ifxnd Monday
an Id C V ll. ii til w. '. . MW room Of
aam uotirt. In Hill.ahom, UrRsnn, aa tho
tluin ami t,lnM r..- i .. r. .. . 4"w
II,;. ...I 11 ' I r """""If OUIll!OII tO
the said niml aemmntlivanlt'erfata. .
Dated ut UlllNboro, Oregon, this M day
Of May 1100. W. II. Will R UNO
Admin atrntor of the estate of Thoa. 'j.
VV Hfin f Or'nuunrl
John M. Wall, Atty for Administrator.
Tax Notice.
P.'i"" Mondiiy, April 10, 1900, tha
.... ...... i.. iT. '" '";.l.n. "'ynince and
i , "'on win do duo am
able. Thev w II ho ,tnii, .
iay-
1, JIT0 W. tt. lilt A Iii.mim'i
uiie
Bhurift and Ta Colleotor.