HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 5, 1900.
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THE ARGUS
Kntrad l th. PuM-othc at HillMx.ro,
Orrtoii,i Second class inn I matter.
LUCIUS A. LONG. KMTOK. '
County Official Paper.
I88UKI) KVKHY THURSDAY
BY
Tie Argus Fublishiag Conpanj.
Subscr,iUn: One IVillar t Annum.
BU Month, 60 c.ls; Three Months, XV els.
Opposed to Geld Mouo-inctallisiu. Be
lieve, in the Bimetallic Standard.
Dear Money means Debased Property,
and Profitless American Product. Out
Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain.
Has no use for Marcus A. Hanna
A TKKKllU.K OIUKC1 I.KSSOX.
The Akoi'8 has on its desk h letter
from some New York and I.ondot
society; an apped for il fr I lie
starving million in India. This
is no new story ; England lias had
many a famine in her iHnitiions.
Rut the peculiar feature of I his
matter lays in the incongruity
conditions. The millions ss't;t
each day in Africa, in KnelandV
attempt to break up two little
Dutch Republics, would feed evry
starviug wretch in British India's
domains. Here is an example of
what empirical government means
Here we have an object lesson of
what a government will do which
has for its governor? a little coterie
of "royal" -people and a house of
Lords. Here is the quintessence of
imperialism for you thousands of
dollars wasted daily on a liberty
crushing project, while in another
clime, under the same flag, are
thousands dying from hunger. No
government whose power springs
from the heart of the great com
mon people has ever been known
to follow such a course. The
heart of the common people of
England, herself, feels the incon
gruity of such situations but the
common people there are not their
own masters. It is to such ex
tremes as this we, as a nation, are
drifting. Our "cuckoo" journals
in New York, San Francisco and
Portland are all aping this system
of government which shows this
picture; our latterday statesmen
"whoop" it up for J. Bull's civilizer
and here we are. This patellel
should be an object lesson so ter
rible that a child, even, could ap
predate it.
- CHAMPION BINDER -
WILLIAM JEKNIXGS III! VAN
THE POPULAR AMERICAN'
Stands HEAD AND SHOULDKUS above all others,
s these will testify
V.lllllltlrtOU, OlCVJOII, M.lV JO, lJHI. I I m.aii Mr...... l . i
M'". f. ShmCiv Port.,,,,.!. MUHu-ll.' K. '
Hear Sirs I will answer ',-out Mini
letter. The Olinniiion Hinder I !,.... i.i
tir tmi last year is t, very Koo.
It runt rmv nml ! u iL ...
In Ilia nu n 1 out uvnu'ii in line
tunc and would say tti.it lu I'll otipion
it, i. lor t Kiiiclit hi you last viiir tuts
Hi vrn pellet satisfaction.
Kc ;jn-cltutly S;y.md) C. A K'-itll.
Itmii
one.
Yours Ketiiet-lliillv.
(SlKUeil) Jaenti IliuVr.
i nit Kiiuix i i , - c-iiiMiaiiiuH, iiini nmo uir
liiiiiillt-s Cuiiiiiiiiv has Ih-i-ii very BiToiiKHliitlu.,
Viti iiiiiu- Mult i Ymu Truly, (SiKin-d) Jrst. Ouk.
i i
Ifrti-ctiim.
ti.istnii, Cri-i:on. M iv t, Iimhi. j
IUi-.r.l, l.i-w is - m-ivi r v. i , riiitliiml. i
O.i-iulriiL-ii - in ii ( Iv in vonr li-tu-r of j Khvooil, tttei-iui,
ilu -Mill, I ttnlsn tli.it the Cli.miptim Mih'lii-11, t.cwl ,V Slavrr Co., t'urtliiiiil.
liiu.lii 1 un ii iM-.i nl urn l iit wisou I tenllemeii Wlmcvrr thin mnv eun
h.iN ptiivi'ii hulily N,tli-.,ii'tiiry. t errii, the v'tiitniiiluti ItimUr luu 111-11
ii, i'li-v,ili- .-mil im'h.U hi all kiii. . i ; Hlst-flass Sill isl'tii't ion, ntul nn the
", III ikliik; i'1'ii.p.irt
t. m i iinimn cMviit tlimii
lot tlu-tttlne. Anv one iii'vilinu a liimU
i r, will liuike no niislukr in ei'tUue ' hiiintmniliilc, On-i;iiii, May tS, ttmo.
I i ll iiiilin i. Your Truly, IVur Sirs The ClHimpioii Ithiiler thnt
(Signed) II J. Cison, 1 lHiij;lit ul yon Inst vrilr ,, ,jvl.n
TMiiiiim mm. I II I II K tl l llir li,.,l. l
innis, iiiiuiiii, ,u. i jii, iijim iiiiiiiuiK Dinner I .inve m-rn. Inula
itilull, Lewis vS; St ivei Co., l'oitl.itnl. ; heavy crop l ilnwu Krnm Insl vrnr nml
T.eiitieilifii Your letter ol iniiiiirv of , out it with inn nun ul huim-a
.May U' l reit-iveit In reply viil. s.iv
that the Champion Itimler vie luireh iseit
ul you l ist ye.ir nve ti j'XM latiHt'iu
linn tin our hill l-.inl esvialty it ilnt
us oo.l seivier. I cut over lull sules
t'wl lu Tetotoie hiiil not lieen I'ltl vmepl
villi .1 ei.nlle. tin the level k;roiiu, it
Resprvllullv, (Sinnril) M V Halm.
l-'oiest Crow, Oregon, May , igo,,
t'.entleuieii The Chaiuinun llimlrr I
houi;ht of von lust vear uve mr perlei t
siitisMi-limi. pel fui mi ll its work
like a I'lliU ttl, It has mv ileei.Uil pn l
erenee over nnv luacliinr ol whiili
luivtMiiiy k Howie. I(;e. Yonrn Truly,
(Signril) A. Iliiiiiuin.
I."ttern are fr nn
IIKKK
YS MXftmSr fyv SMKil have t : d w,a; thr Mm hi-, will d
r iv tmBssi rk hum' mi
The Presiilential Candidnte who thinks Am. -rii'i Cu..ilil-..!' ii.v.rii.. '"22 !l i rS
Herself Without ForeiKn lictati..n. I'Ukll iMikK.
i.
republican party, but the result of
the control of that party by tbe
bankers; the commercinlists; the
exploiters and the opportunists of
politics. The money question is
yet important; for the powers which
support the British money stand
ard are for the Rritish system of
imperialism and control of our gov
ernment by the trusts.
aecident he stlsUiinetl l.nt miring
IS NOT EXPANSION'.
A DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT.
Judge M. F, Tuley, of Chicago, in
welcoming the Boers, says:
"I regret that this pro-Boer
movement is somewhat involved in
politics. Where liberty is con
cerned there ought not to be poli
tics, but right and justice should
be the rule and guide. This coun
try, which up to three years ago,
occupied the grandest position a
nation ever had as the protector of
liberty, the world over, now stands
tied, unable to move. Think ol
what it has come to when a repub
lican convention in Illinois, com
posed of citizens of this country,
hoots down a resolution of sympa
thy for an oppressed people. Are
we becoming ADglo-maniacs? It
is high time for every man who
loves liberty and hates tyranny, to
raise a mighty protest against our
government's turning a cold
Bhoulder to a people struggling fur
Bympathy and freedom. Let our
country's history and its struggle
be a lessou to us. Register- Democrat.
l-ETIT SAY WHAT IT MEANS.
After all, what difference whether the
democratic party make a new declara
tion for free coinage of silver, at 16 to
1, or reaffirm the old one? Reaffirma
tion of the platform of 1H96 is approval
again of "16 to 1," which wag the lead
ing feature of that platform. "We de
mand the free and unlimited coinage of
both silver and gold at the present legal
ratio of 16 tu I, without wailing for the
aid or consent of any other nation," was
the declaration of that platform. Where
is the "couserv tisoi" 111 "simple reaffir
mation"? It is the same old thing, and
just as far from "conservatism" as if
written anew.
In either event, reaffirmation or
specific declaration and it will be
one or the other it will lie a straight
out declaration for monetary re
form; a plea to take the banks out
of the government business. There
is 110 distinction, although Two
AR0U8 favors the specific declara
tion. People will exercise their
Own judgment as to which of the
three great issues is of the most
importance. The republic is threat
ened all along the line. This me
nace is not the result of the actions
or hopes of the rank and file of the
Expansion is said to mean development
and progress. This is the promise of the
greedy hosts who are pushing it but
what will be their performance? is the
question. The land that expansion is to
gain for us appears to be already thickly
peopled. The United States has hut
twenty-three persons to the square mile.
tion of 60 to the square mile and Puerto ;
Kiconas 225. in tact, Puerto Kiro is
more densely populated than any state
in. the union, not excepting Rhode "island.
Hence there is no such thing as expan
sion in President McKinley's blond v
foray into the far-off tropical orient. It
is neither expansion nor progress, but
retrogression and exhaustion. The Am
erican people are being deluded regard
ing the expansion question and are be
ing burdened to further tbe plans of as
greedy a crew of schemers as ever scut
tled a ship. Many of them belonirto the
old protectionists' gang, who bled the
MiHon Moraaii, Will Adkinr,
I I .1 1 IV 1 1,-11 I . ,
v an aim r reu ueiiiei, i, rt 11 in
thus. Hougl.ty and ll.rt Ihnei
left this t veiling for Kastern Ore
gon to try'the liurvesf fiohk Tlioy
think there will le a pmd demum:
for labor up there and it is to b
hotied that thev will make '"all
kinds of money,"
Trof. E II. Lake, who is the
husband of Mrs. Maude Pittenger
r .1... e .i.. . .1 1
jL.ii &e, mrmeriy 01 tins cttv, lias
been appointed to vi.sit Europe "m
the interests of the D parttnent of
Agriculture, U. !? A , to look into
the matter of prune varieties, Mrs
Lake is a niece of Mrs. T. IT,
Tongue, wife of Congressman
longue.
1
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?
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OUANANTttO ClOTHIHa
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Hit
-t iiiiirunteed to a.ile li tr tin
1 tt.ir il'nf lioin'" nil ex
CONTEST NOTICE.
rrpHrtment of the Interior, I'niled Statr
Ijind t)!ii;e
op c n City, On-., May a, jm,
A Mitlii'ii-iit cuiiU'ftl ttitiduvit having 1 eon
liled in this olliie lij-.,,ui K Weilinj;
hiue, i-iiiiiifslaitt. iii;aii!.-t htniitii.-td en
trv Nn. Iil..4.i, iiiiuli- M in h i, I-!'J. for !
W '4 f N W 1, an. I W " , uf S vi '.
i anil X W ; ul N V ' ,, w. 3, iu n
ship X .V IJiuiu'i- ,i W, i.y .lu-ili Millrr,
iii'itixtee, in Khli'h II i- ii'lli gi-d that roii
tetunt 'kiii the present ini'iljtluit i
the Kiiine; iils-i that 11ml Joseph M illcr lni
heiiii atxu'iit fr lit claim all tiin ii(n
American people lor years oy yelling ; o.triiof the iwt live yean, and ha 'y h
protection to mtant maustnes" ami liiiili,(i tl,,- ,,. :i,t o, ,r,i
they are now just starting out on a new 1 it-ceil ali-m-,. frum ihr .-aid laml wa not
truck with great promise of much tri- i
bute from "fooling a fool jjeople" once'
more. Kast Oregonian, ;
COL. BRAMEL HERE.
clue to In eiMinyimnt in the Army,
Navy or Marin orpnt tin- I iiind tati-?
an a private soldier, iiUit-er. teiiiiian nr e -v
riot- during the war with Spain, nr iliirmt;
any other war in wliii li the t'nitid Slates
may ho engajred." said parties an; herehv
not Hied ! Mpjienr, respond ami utli-r evi
deiite luUt'LuiiK -aid liilealioii ul In
i.'.'l.lr u 1,1 ,.i, lulv It 1 1 jy. l.f..rU il...
Col. Thos. J. Braoiel, who for 80IUe i ReKixter ml ItcreiVer 'at' tlie I'nited
months has been at the SolUierM,-0.',,'H,,,l,'e'l,''r,'u',.nl "y."r"K""-
,r . , .. . 1 e wild if Hiit'JHaiil lia lily, in a pinner
Home, at Koseburg, is in the city j Hin.iavit, nh-d May at. i: i, set f.,nh ta;ts
e per-
imtii-e ean mil he
made, il is hereby urdi-n-d and diio-ted
that sneh tmtiee he (riven J y diie an-l
Jimper piihlii-Htinn.
WM. wALKOWA Y,
Ueceiver.
this week, shaking hands with his I wimhsimw that after due Hii-n
iL 4.. . i . i aoiial nervh-e "I thin imtii-e ean 11
many friends. He states that the
Home is a niodel of comfort and
that he receives splendid treatment
there. "It is a Paradise" says the
Col., "And had I known it was
such a place I should have been
there years ago. We are treated
like kines ' down there. Pavid
Rice is there and is as happv as
a clam at high tide. He sends his
regards to all the Hillsboro people
who have always been kind to him.
(.,D. C. has received a pension
aid the back pay is two or three
hundred dollars and he will get
his voucher in a few weeks; then
he is coming here to visit his old
friends." Col. Bramel will stay
down until after the Fourth.
Champion Force Feed F.'cvator
'ban nnv other I'Ium Elevator bar
nlained in Cutulojjtnv Send for one.
Eccentric Sprocket Wheel
'lain of lOJ per cent in power at time ivhe
ther machines choke
Have you Keen our DRAW cut mower?
itrongei-t cutter on earth, tiiuratileed to
tun where all other lail. lu heuvv alfalfa
the Champion Draw-Cut stays utitnhen
others have choked and quit Our Hay Maker Champion Mower fi
stumpy ground lias no competition, tiet Champion Catalogue,
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVuR CO.
First and Taylor StsM - Portland, Oregon.
Sample machines with Wehruiig & Soiim, HilUWu. ai.il J. T. Iliuton
purest drove, u. H. Mchhlowney, eiuivasKor for Hillxboro and vieiu
tty. .V A. Harrett, canvasser for I'otest I i rove and North Yamhill
"Russell"
Engines
Traction or Portable, Simple or Cum
pound, Wood or Straw Burner.
"Cyclone"
Threshers
Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack
ers, Hors Powers, Threshtrmcn's
Supplies of All Kinds.
WRITE TOR C ATALOGUC AND PRICES.
WW-
RUSSELL & CO.,
PORTLAND, OR.
IN THE NEW STORE
SUMMONS.
Real Estate Translers.
Julia A Brown and bh to Wru Wer
ner in acres in Jesse Cornelius donf
David Harwood to R K Dailey lot
7 bik 5 Fairview addition
David Hag to Agusta Hagg Und
!i intsw! sec 1 t 1 s r 2 w
Nevada McDonald to Wilfaelmiua
Ilotchkiss Its 1, 1 and 3 blk 1 S C
add to Hillshoro 700
Win Wegner to Jeremiah O'Conner
5 arrse North Plains .... 2700
500
TAKES A VACATION.
Evan P. Iluchee, pastor of the Con
gregational church, of thin city,
will, upon he advice of his physic
ian, ai)nent hiniBelf from the pulpit
for several months. He will either
take a trip around the "Horn" to
England, or make a run to the
Har.dwich Islands, leaving in a few
days. The pulpit will be supplied
in his absence. The trip will be of
inestimable benefit to Mr. Hughes,
who has been steadily engaged in
Church work in this city nearly five
years. This record has not been
excelled by any minister who has
ever occupied a pulpit here. That
his vacation will be a pleasant one
is the wish of his many friends
both in and out of his church.
Upon his return they all hooo that
he will have recovered from the
IV Til K l itti't lT I'OI'KT OP THK
Utah-of Oregon, fur VVaoliinnloii Comity.
I vinan T. Wihfix, I'laintill 1
.. . . v I
h. r. ipntohl, lessii. I,. Tenfold.
Henry IVnfuld and 'a;lnriiie
Pmiiolil Defmnliiiits.
To H. F. IVnfol.1. .Irw-ie f,. I'enfold. Henry
lVnliilil and Catherine l'enl'iild, the
aliove named iliileiidants;
In the Name of the Mate ol'Orct'oii. you,
and each of yon, are. hereby require! to
apiear and answer the emiiiilaiiit tiled
j ntriiinH yon In the above entitled Court
land suit on or hefure the last day of
the time V''Kiribiii in the orilei for
publication of thin summon, to-vit:
1 On or hctore tic expiration of n x wock!
I next from an. I afti i the date of the ir-t,
I publication of tbl Hiiuinmiiw, tne lirHt
1 publication thcrciif Iv-iiiK on the 7th duy
or June, limi. nml ir j-f 111 tall to wi appear
and ' answer, for want thi-n-of. tin
plaintilf -,ll apply lo the Court for tin
relief demanded 111 said complaint, to
wit: nra ,juil,'i"ent ni'iiitiHt the ilel'itnd -antH.
8. K. 1'iHilold ami .fi-sie l 1'enlold.
and each of ihem.for tliexiini of "fViO,
with interest llinrenn aiuee January 1,
IW. at the rate of 10 peir cent per annum,
for the HKKrotfHte "inn of JCT.r!! Ihxch paid,
for the siiiii of I7S attorneys' fees, ami for
thf ijihIk and dishnrwiiieritH of this suit,
and for a decree loree.loaini: a certain
mortence nientintied in aaid comolaint.
1 and which inort(rn?c wan executed by the
'felenilautH, h. r . renrold and Jessin li.
I'enlold, to plainlilf on August Ifll. isdt,
and which in recorded on pane of hook
'"iif Records of Moi-lKUKCH in said Wash
iiiloii t'oimly. Oretron, upon the follow
ing! deHc.rihed real estate situated in
Washiii(.'ton County, Oregon, tiewit:
liein)! the aoiitheaHt '4 of the nnrtlm cHt '(
and the southwest y, of the northeast !,'
of section II) in town 'I north. raiiKC ."i west
of the Wilhinieltc Meridian, eonlaiiiinjf
Sli acres, inore or h-s!.
Also the N K K of S S' y section ten
(Ul) Uiwnsliip two (a), (ii-tli of Itiiugc rtve
(ft)' West of the WillaiuetU) iloiiilian and
pontuiniiiK 111 aco-s of land, and ordering
iluit said real estate be sold in the manner
pmviileii liy law and the proceeds applied
in the satisfaction of plai: tilfs said
jnilKinuiit Hint that the lien of his said
innrUjaKO he docim-d to he prim- and su
perior to all claim, interest or equity of
each of the ilefendants heroin,
and for such other and further relief a to
the court may apS-ar eipiitablo.
I ins suiiitiioiis is served upon you lv
jmhliealion . by nrd'-r of Hon. I, A. Iloorf.
County Jiiilue of Washington Couniv.
Oregon, which order was made and dated
on June 7, A. I. Itrnh.
tiMITil .V ItDWMAN,
Attorneys for i'laintill'.
Eilers Piano House now located at 351
Washington St., near Eighth, Portland.
A constantly increasing business made it necessary for Us to secure
larger quarters, and we have built for tm the beautiful new "Music
Building" at the Corner of Park and Washington Streets, where we
have every facility for conveniently handling our wholesale and retail
business. On the first floor you will always find the finest selection of
nearly a dozen dillerent makes of Pianos and Organs, among them the
most vaiuaoie anil costly instruments made in America- the Chicker-
ing, ol Hoston; the Weber, of New York, and the Kimball, of Chicago,
Before you decide on the purchase of a Piano elsewhere, it will pay
you to investigate our ins'truments and our methods. Full particulars
anu caiaiogueior tne asKing. v rite today.
EILEES PIANO HOUSE, office 351 Washington
Portland's Leading I'iano arid Organ Dealers
Giant Powder !
J. W. Vandervelden.
Blast you stumps with Judson
Powder. Guaranteed the best.
... Caps and fuse .
Centerviile,
C Oregon
SHERIFF'S SALE.
VIHTt'K OK AN KXIiCKTION
decree and order of wile, issued out
of the Circuit Court of thcState of Oro-
KOn, for Washington County, in favor of
.nary p.. jystroii Hint nitlilust it. .leu
dins, K rank Jenkins and Addle Jenkins,
for tlio sum of $l2..fi. costs, and for the
further Mini of fw) II. K. Kl(t caiiia. with
interest thoreoii at the rate of t) per
cent per annnni from the 2llth ilay of
March, lSfKi, and the fitrthnrsiiin of !o,
nltorney's fees, Willi inleiest theroon since
Mays, Woo, at the rate offl per cont per
aniiuni, and for the costs and expenses
of sail) and of said writ.
Now. thorefnre, by vlrhm and In pursu
ance of said judgment, 1 will, on Mon
day, the Kith day of .lely, l!l, the
south diHir of Ibe Court I louse, in II ills
born, WasliiiiL'lon f.'oiinlv. Oieeon. at the
hour of 10 o'cl(M:k a. In., of said day sell ut j
public auction to Hie highest bidder, for
cash, the followinu described real proper
ty, to-wit:
llelnir known and deslunaled as the
south half of lots No. I and 2 of block No.
Hi, in the town of Hillsboro, Washington
County. Oreiroii, In satisfy the herein-Is-lorn
uaiiied sums, nml for the costs and
nxnenses of said sale.
Kuld properly w III be told subject to re
dempliou as r statute of (lieuou,
Witness my bund this It J day of
June. HdiO. . , .
c . ' .. W. 1). IIUAPKOHI), '
Shenll of WaslilliKlon County, Oreiroii.
John M. Wall, Attorney for I'll)'.
.Superintendent Bradley states
that lio now has twelve inmates at
the County I'.mr Farm. Eight of
these are males and four- are females.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
The Leading Drug Houso -
Where Prims, Medlcinm, I'iiIoU. tills, SiHiiirs, llin.b.-. and nil I'mi-cWC, Sinn.lii.,
limy lm pun llied at pi In- that simply illlion-c , o, 1. 1 il i,,n .
I'liinii Itli.vk
M on M,
K. A. Itaih t
Co. pin. I,. i.
That purity and freshness ofdnies iul cbci :i
eala is what brniiiH I he mnsl sal i-fiu-t.,i v re
suits; and you will always liml llnin at
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
(V also carry the liest assoilcd slis k o ''.,,
ai tides and ilrttjr sundries in the fount v
Karl that we buy for ensh maiden us lo ih-il
with first cIasn houses Nnd el the b.-sl Kuii
ily re-i.H receive as car. fnl tli i,ti,,i, a,
phyicians' prescriptions.
SI reel is Hip loea' iou.
OR&W
TimeSchcdulo ..
. . From Portland
County Tftamirrr'a Notur.
All rouiilv nri.oil. meloo. pinu I,,
lire. I IUH, ,Oe li.nl ,,,l,, (, au.
iyabh l mv olbe. ui ihe i lly ,, ICh,
on., an.-r jiiiik inn iei,.,l will,-,-,,,,
nfler Ibis ibil.-.
.toe t , Pl,
A. II. CAH .
I'onoiy Iri-iwiifo
r.
f'ast mail leave ut 7 p m r,,r Hall Lake,'
IN-iivit, r't. Worth, niinilm. Kaunas I'll v
Ml. buns, Cliieairo mid Kast. arrln.j
H i III
WsikHiii, river leaves 0 it in for Wall 1 J, y Hlll''t'l'
Walla, MliineiipoliH, Hi. I'liul, Huliiili,!
Mllwaiiketi, Clueiwo nml Kiwi, nrrlvwi i A. t'. Ml 1 1 I'll.1
H:a in i
Ocean Htiiainnhlns lenve at 4 n. in r.ol " . .
Sun Krauclc,MilnK every II,.. lay.. s K,t K,a,(..0 Telenrsnhi,-
(ollliiilila Itlver leaves n in exeenl , 1 rausfei s and luoiej. I ,.i i ,. i.i
Triiusaet Uenernl ll.insine tuiu,.H,
Miiiii.Ki'i
I 'aibler
nuuimy, Miiuriluy ill p in for AMorlu and
way laiiiniiKS, arrive I p lu except Siin.lny
Willanietln river leave a in ieelil
Sunday for Oreiroii Clly, Nnwlsirif, buleiii
and way landintis, arrive I: i p m .,,.pt
Hundiiy
Willamette and Yamhill rl
a in.'l'iie-day, Thursday und Saturday for
Oreijou City, Dayton and way hunliuirs,
arrive .t:,) p m Monday. Weilnesday mid
riiiiiijf
Willamette river leave fl a m To,l,.-
Thurwlay und Satiirdav for ( .'u rv a 1 1 1 m a 1 1 1 i
way hindiuirs. arrive b.'MI n in 'fn,l,.v.
'riiuraday anil .Saturday
Mnasc river Have lllonrbi . I i u-,
ul :. ... r... in.. ,u J 1
. . ... ,,,, ,. ,H,nmij luiiirniuK leave
miw ismiii oany ui w a. m.
Address V. II. HULBUUT.
i
(len. Pass. Akimii
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lln.ui 11,11m ..i I.' i .
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I.UertHSil, Imlilln, ParK, lleillu. l-W!
' ""-"siiiiiim itiui an pin
elpal cllle, i,f Kurope.
Colhs'tlonsiiindiion alt aci-i-,11,1,. ,N,n,i ,
ll L 1.... . . -
ii i irnin n a ui to , p in
HlllslMiro, tlreitou.
Notice of Final Settlement.
FARMS FOR SALE
Those who want to buy Washini;
ton County liirius will'. In well to
Call and iuvesti(oite the fnnwin
oilers. IinpiirnalTiiK Amies nlltce.
Nolh-e Is hereby irlyen that thn . i i, l.if.
slsnisl, adniiiilstrator dn-lionls-iioii of the
ntal.i of I ernur.l Me Ken
has filed his .e'-nuntH for final settl.1
meet in Die County Court of I lu .ii,. ,,r
Oreifon, for WasliiiiKton Connlv mi.l H,i
said t'oitiity Court has fixed M Ollllll V
the ISih day of June, ItMl, al the hour off
Ml a. I if said l III V . at the CoiO-l l-iutl.i ..I
said Court, lu fllllshoro. Wi.mM,,i..
ifiiith.V. oirKdll, ! Ll, li Liiitn nit., r..M ivir niU'KN Ol llll OHM l. Mi.,..
im-i.iimk .injei.iuiiis WJ said ail-lllllllsailil l""IHI. eol I . SKI; m
i "iiiuoiiifsj orciiaril
the linal settlement of said eslale.
I. ill acres in acres under eiilllvalion, Mi
wrtm In pasture, mi hitch In In nsli nod
ttiiilicrj K'sid house and Imi iif (food or
chard; well watered; !j mile rr.uu ll" i
villa and railroad- ;t mile inun
school.
rrlcn, fin p(.r
31 acres, mile f,-,,,,, (irrcnvlllc Hi
acres In eulllyaliiiiij III acres slashed; II
iicips In hruslij v, Ove. room hmi e,
Imrn mid mu hiilldluMs; U mile m I' u.
d hcI Ij (I miles to It, II. price, $'Nfl.
Itl acres -ItKl ni-ies III eiiUhMtloii; 7
acres of Hue heavcrdiini that will piodii.c
trooil S l-onlil
burn iiixTI: olln-r
anil berry huslutt.
imiisnnis mill nay ol May 1!HI. Tints larui Is lu 2 miles of l illshoio mU
mw.j. n itri iiiniJLiij. """"j nivim itu. t u i itit .1 ti.ii.i 11 nt iL m
AO iilulstrutor iln-lsiiilH-tioiinf the estate Nal-y. Owner In failliiK health and ,vT
"in, is cause o sni J'riee, SIU
per aero, on easy terms.
KK) ncres
of llernard McKenun, deceased,
Cor.2diWuh'')ii
I. N'oithioii, I'l-opi-lcior.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated
A nrst-clasn table ami
alt accommodations
for the convenience
of K"et. , . ,
Notice of Final Settlement."
dice Is herehv irlvm, il,i o i
I L' lied nilnilulslratoroflhii mil,. r
est r.lTcch, yiieeasisl, hits II led in the
oi.nly Court of WaslilnKlnn (Joui.ty,
(ireKon hlsl mil aeeonnt l Mi eslaln
and that the County Court uf said nv
has sit Moiuliiy, the II day of June 1110
al the hour of Un o'clock a m ..V ,i
nt the -'rt r n of said t'onrt In
Hillshoro, Orenon, as the tiiim and place
lor hearliiK (dij.st Ions to sahl linal
account.
Dated at Hillshoro. Oregon n,lo...i ,i..
of May, lmm. " '
.loli'i M. Wall,
Administrator ol thn estate of Krnest
rrech, deceased. .
IfO acres in cnlllvalliint Inn
acres of Kood timber sinlahhi for curd
wood; luniNii and hartl! xood oreluiul;!!
miles from Hillsboro and 01 lin roml
to Portland. This fnnu has rtinniiix
nraiicli and Mev.-ral sprunrs thai. I'urni-.li
iiliitndance of water the y.uir roiiml. 'I'd l
nirni Millie siluiiled so near town Is welt
suited for dairying nml iraidenlii).', as well
asKi-aln und hay raising. ami is ouu ol ilia
Krealesl haruains in tiiu eounly, 1'iici',
) per acre on easy payments,
2(KI acres-ln hluh slain of culllviilioii,
mostly Itdiivei-datu laud; mile from
railroad station and low n; IS miles wol
id lortliiiid, There N a foriiine In Has
larni lor some trardenef. This laud I
eheiip nt $.41 per aenij if call lie had lor f W
iruere, If sold soon.
4-1 acres all prarle land, ex.sipt S acre" of
n.-u nieaieii, neiiuj only 111 nines
from Portland, 1'ii, Ji.tfin,
i acres near Iteedvllln fi acres In ciilli
vation, price, pm,
A ironil sawmill, with or without. l ell
liiR and lioiiteslead, and m) acres of nm"l
liniliiirland, A fori iine for the rliji'l iIIIMl
fit) acres of nice sumoili hind; -III acres In
Cllltlyiilloii, hesluf soil. Price, IKMI.
HO acres uniiiiproveil land; well bs-iiled,
belliK only I ,-,., ,,,. ,y
utn; easy Co clear. T,M N a snap' at .aal.
You can save money by buyini!
awitilu al !....'..
Go to Greer'a for Beedg,
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