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Newspaper Page Text: x 9 : !r t x x i" a v x a xxx: ; : : : A Vm-kk run I 'ecru ; ill aTackk hk THH 1'hOI LK s s : HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 12, 1900. It f ' i : tj f it THE ARGUS lintarad at the Pot-oftic t Hillsboro, Oregon, Second class mail matter. LUCIUS A. LONG, EUITOR. County Official Paper. ISSUKD EVERY THURSDAY BY Tt irgas PiiMishiag Coapanj. SnWr'.ttlon: One 1ollar per Annum. Blx Monlua, 60 eta; Three Months, JAel. Opposed to Gold Muoo-metallisui. Be lieve in the Bimetallic Standard. Dear Money means Debased Property, and Profitless American Product. Our Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain. Ha no use for Marcus A. Hanna THE KANSAS CITY CONVENTION The Kansas City convention can not he said to have been a partis an body in any considerable re spect. It was the voice of people who have been in touch with the whole people of the United Stales. The platform espouses liberty for all ople who know enough to fight for and enjoy liberty; it be upeaks for the oppressed a justice; it endorses the spirit of rectitude to all; it asks that the letter and spirit of our constitution be fol lowed and it demands a democrat ic government. It.isksthat tnon oply take its hands off the throat of government and in this, as in all other demands, it has the sup port of all our people, at heart in sympathy with American institu tions. The platform does not please all but who are those not pleased? The administration journals and the peanut politicians who can't distinguish between a Dutchman in South Africa, fighting for liberty and a Boxer in China, fighting against a government established for six thousand years. It is only the other day that The Akgvs edi tor was asked why the Kansas City platform did not sympathize with the Boxers. The msn asking the question is high in oflicial life and heartily endorses the administra tion in all its phases, in fact, he is a "cuckoo" of the worst kind. He thinks Oreat Britain, no doubt, is justified in forcing its govern ment on the Boers and no doubt holds that the sturdy Dutchmen who are bghting Khoclesism are "Boxers" of the Chinese order. This man is not in touch with Am ericanism, ana his question is in dicative of the state of mind of the big and little journals who sup port imperialism and government by the banks and trusts. These people are afraid of a democracy They want dukedoms and dummies to rule. They want princes and parasites, for that means eternal debt and toadyism. It is not for such that our forefathers resented the encroachments of a domineer ing king; it is not for such that men bared their breasts that a de mocracy might live. But for those who love freedom who love justice; who love honest expression; free speech; who love plain people and for those who be lieve Americanism the "paramount issue," the Kansas City platform presents the ideal instrument and one that is a new dispensation To its support will be gathered ail those whose votes are not coereed by a commercial and toadying press; all who dwell outside the pale of prejudice and all who fully understand the importance of government giving the greatest good to the greatest number. European countries, come to us an nually to escape imperial govern-j merit and are we now to give them j that from which they ran? Are we ouiselves to give thesj people a eovernnient which is against the best impulses of nature? Are we to give them a "one man" govern ment? Are we to follow the f hH bteps of the dark ages an.l belie the very instrument on which our liberty is founded? Are we U surrender the liberty our constitu tion grants us by giving our rights a w a v courting a condition which makes war, like it has been with the English possible all the time? We believe the solier sense of our people says no. It is evident that B. P. Cornel ius has caught his second wind and is again pushing on that ele phant. The Argus cannot help but admire his persistency. Ben has all the qualities of a statesman, hv.r.osh! When it comes to a staver," Ben, vou 're "it.'" Two weeks ago and the Hanna ion rnals were telline us that the j uionev question was settled beyond le reach of the democrats and that declaration in that regard would a work of "supererogation." Now that the democratic platform contains a specific declaration, these same journals tell us that it is the paramount issue, and that it is a menace. Ul ail ioois in exisieme, the political fool is the most su preme idiot. "Cuckoo," you little cusses," for you will not be in af ter awhile! Mark is going to be retired in November. The Arocs published the repub lican platform when it was adopt ed. This week it publishes the democratic platform. Every read er of this paper should read this instrument and read it carefully. Reed it twice and read it to rind the good in it. Read as you would read a business proposition. Read it as an American should read it, with a desire to find the truth of the statements. When you have lone this you will have done your self credit and you will have dis covered a platform that is far reaching and true to Americanism. THE DANGERS OF IMPERI ALISM and ask yourself if it isn't ainming to hear mm like Mr. ICmna talk about "honor" and "patriotism?" PROBATE. Estate of K Barrett clo.itl of rec ord and ordered that fund he-lonir-ing to minor heirs tx turned over to the county clerk. Ordered tintt citation 1h issued to persons interested to appear at the court room Aug. 13 and show cause why order should not ! made granting authority to sell real et. Joseph I.hus appointed adtnr of est John Lam deed and upon til ing bond in sum i f $.5,lXi, letter" will issue. Admr of est of Minerva Shipley, insane, cited to appear in court for puriose of tiling new bond, July Hi Final settlement of est of 11 I. Hendricks set for Aug I .'5 S II Humphreys appoiite.1 guardian of est of Florence Schul merich deceased, with lmls fixed at 150. - CHAMPIONJBINDER Stands HEAD AND SHOULDERS above all others, as these will testify I Logan, Oregon, Mitv if, tutxt. Mitchell, l.rwia & Staver Co., I'mtlrnd. I l'ear Siisl will answer your kind ! letter. The Champion Hinder 1 lioiiehl from your lirui last year t a vrty good one. It runs may ami doe iu woik to pet tectum. Your Respectfully, j (Signed) Jacob llutwr. l'.o iniuctou, Oregon, Mnv ,(, looo, Mitchell, i.ewi & Staver Co.. I'oill.uid. Gentlemen Yout irccive.l in due time an.l would sav lltat tlic Champion liuiiler I Imught ot you last year lias given perfect satisfaction. Ke ivtlulty (Signed) 0. A. Keith. Canton, Oregon, May .'o, looo. Mite", ell, Lewis vS; St ivcr Co . I'otthoid. 1 Gentlemen-iu .vpN to vour teller of i . . '''BW,,,V,'R,m , , the Mth, I will siv lh.it tlie Champion M'b'ell, Lewi htv Co.. Portland. Itut.Kr t inm-hased of vou List season I t'enllemen- Whoever thm may con has proven liklilv satisfactory. It !,;r"' -M'o Hinder liaa Riven cuts. lu.-v.itos and hunts in all kinds . , nl'! -clitss sat Islucl ion, and also the : .4i. making compact bundles, komny lias Ufti very accomodating, u. ver missing except Ihiougli some laud 1"'"rs ln,1.v (Mucil) Jesse Cox. ot the twine. Any one needing a html- : er, will make no mistake iu gettitli; a 1 t'hrttmuo i Your Trulv ! MATRIMONIAL. of the D. A Married: At the residence otliciatinz minister. Rev. Lynch. Gaston, July 3, 11KH Mr. Lowell J. Magonn and Miss Knmm A. Heal, both of Washington County. Married: At the residence ,f Rev. D A. Lynch, the idlieiatiii-: minister. Mr. John H. Hund'ov and Miss Eva M. Cb.ittield. U a 1. o' Washington County. Married: t Oaston, Vasl.i, ton County, Ore.. Rev, D Lynch officiating. Mr. Divi.l Si ey and Miss Maud lrieller, L. of near Gaston. (Signed) U.J. C isou. Scliolls, Otcgon, Mav 3, njoo, ilchell, Lewis & Staver Co.. Portland. MC.etitleineii Your letter of iniUiivi)l May nlh is received In reply will sav tlnit the Champion Hinder we purchased of vou last year Rave us Rood satisfac tion. On our hill land especially it did us v.oo.1 service. I cut over bill sides that herelolore had not been eul except with a cradle. On the level Rtound it did as good wor as any one could ask for. Respectfully, Siyued) W. W. Jucquitli. Mouutaindale, OreRon, May i.S, kk, l'ear Sirs The Chanipioii Hinder tbut I IsHiRht of yon last year lias Riven Rood satislactiou. 1 think it Is the lielilist ruiininR Hinder t have (ecu. 1 ImuI a heavv crop ot down Rraiti last year and cut it w ith one span ot lunses. Respeetlully, (SiRiied) M W Uahn. I'm est Grove, OreRiin, Mav iyis, Geiitlenien The Cliaiuuiuu Hinder I tKiURbl ol you last year Rave me pel feci satisfaction. It pel fol liied lis wiirk like a i harill. It lias in v decided piel erence over any machine of winch 1 have any knowledge. Your Truly, iMgucd) A. Iliiimau. L"tters are f: in s will do HERE Real Estate Transtcrs. OlVijoi, Iron A Steel Colo Geo. Kicln f n e J s e J s,s- 1 t '2 s r 2 vv Martha Mauxey to W t) Itarv powr of Attorney." Hawthorne Kstute to sts-univ .lvil r Trust Co ns;i a in Wash, lonnlv Herinan Koehnke lo rrst and '.ur Iitdwr bond for deed, :U, u n e see Y7 1 1 a r :t w ; GN Hale admr John Miehalee e-t P to T Ibdiiiison 10 acres land ."i G X Hale aitnir Joim ',V Miehalee est toJ T Kohinson so acres land lino Iaieimla M Itallard to Marv U'tuia Smith her int in Mauzev land i"U,."yi A and Cyntlda and K M I.mi1cv trustee fr in see l.'i t 1 s r 1 J ' I raneis K Savage to 0 V hitmoro J n w '. of 3 e sec lo t 2 r 3 w i I We hive a whole hook of so. 'it litters Send for it parties we have sold to ami show what the oiacliii" not in Kansas or Nehrika i'iiki; DU ( it ; Al rJr .j' ",i L-J Champion l'orcc Tccd lVcvatur- Uutii any other. Ibis Kievaior lias i pi lined in dialogue. Send tor one. Eccentric Sprocket Wheel tiuin of llij per cent in power at time wo otiier machines choke litiinintee, I t i it e . .. . u vv rm,"i waste p. .11. Tub Hanna papers all over the land are trying hard to convince the temperance people that the canteen" question is not a men ace to our soldiery. The canteen proposition is one entirely of exe cutive leniency, and if the Presid ent is a Methodist he is not living up to the tenets of his chuch and hence is not a good Methodist. The more army we have the more num- erous must be me canteens ami Imperialism is one of the best schools for drunkenness that can obtain. Men who have time to throw away, will find devilment and lime for canteens. But why do notour ''cuckoo" journals come out and say that that class of men who have no ambition but to soldier in the regular army are generally men incapable of doing anything else and want a good time and plenty of booze." The following is the list of letters re maining m the HUlstioro post omce un claimed: D. Wilsou, Mr. h. J. Morgan. All Utters not called for by July it. iooo will be sent to the dead letter otfice. One cent will be charged on each letter called for. H. SCHULMKRICU. P. M. Mr. S. Zimmerman has purchased the steam wood saw from W. J Benson and will continue sawing Leave orders at vVm. H. Connell's. . Marshal Gheen has been d iiiy some Rood work lately on the city sidewalks and thev look business now. Let the good work go on. Those journals which are support ing Mr. McKinley simply because they follow the dictation of bossism are not expected to have a good word for simplicity ot government They are mere tools nothing more and tiothing less. They have appreciation of liberty; neither they have any conscience in the matter as to whether they are right or wrong. With them it is merely a matter of what the great boss says. They forget that im perialism and democracy cannot go hand in hand, they forget that force and republicanism are antag onistic elements, but they know and withhold their honest convict ion, because in so doing they give their masters the best service. ' The veriest school child is aware that Europe is our greatest object lpRsdn of lmrerialisav There is where we find the down trodden and the poor; from there we draw our immigration. Thousands from European shores and from all The Independent has suddenly discovered that the Union party has a machine in this county, looks very much like it. Mr. V. Morgan stays in the clerk's of fice; Mr. Bradford stays in the sheriff's office and Capt. Collins stays as janitor. Mr. Wann's se lection as deputy, Robert Wirtz, of Forest Grove, is the selected deputy for the recordership. But as the Independent has seen 8) much machine work which of course hurts its feelings it imagines that all things are done by a machine But right here is pre-eminently the time to recall the Independent'! attention to the fact that there was one machine; and one which was well oiled and ball bearing, which refused to carry its load at the re cent election. The Union "ma chine" appears to be a 1900 model with all the latest improvements and it carried the majority of our people in the recent election, to say nothing of the hundreds more wh were kept from so doing by the powerful voices of the Independent ami Oregonian, the Washington County first and bull fiddles ask ing the dear ' people "to save the country" to "bossism." No one will accuse the banks ofhaviiiff written the financial plank 4ix fc Kan sas City platform but how "W'Dotit the j Philadelphia platform? . Roosevelt talks much about San Juau Hill, but he has nothing to say about Platt'a famous charge, which brougli down the sombreroed New Yorker, Lay your prejudices aside oue minute 4o 1 less ill till 1 p. . '-.ill ex- Afternoon Functions call for the aristocratic "Prince Al bert." We are Inordi nately proud of these goods. They possess every clement to make us to. See that label? WWVtlllIlfWNlW I 4k II. WK.IUU NUandSONS, OUARAimtB CLOTHING till IM'.t'Kti, 0I1K.UN. The Hillsboro Pharmacy The Loading Drug House - - W here 1 iiks. Medicines. I'hIiiIm. I ills, Ms.iiiii, li ushei mid all 1 on villi's Nundl l may U. .n.eiiul l price thai iuilv dlsiai.ee is.iii.ciilj,u. I'lliolt Itlock Main Nl. IU, K. A. Hull) 'olllii. Dead Letters. STEAM WOOD SAW. Notice of Final Settlement. Have you seen our Pll.VW out mower? st roiiL'est cutter on earth titliranteed to cut where all others tail. In heavy alfalfa the Champion I'raw-Ctit stays at it when others have choked and ijuit Our Hay Maker Champion Mower for stumpy cround has no competition, Get Champion Catalogue. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO.. First and Taylor Sts., - Portland, Oregon. Sample machines with Wchruog tv. Sons, Hillsboro, and J. T. I'uxton, Poresd (irove. W. II. MoHldowney. canvasser fur HillsUiro and vicin ity. N. A. Barrett, canvasser for Forest drove and North Vniuhill. Russell" Engines Traction or Portable, Simple or Com pound, Wood or Straw Burner. Xotiee is herebv given tb,it I he. under siKiied. administrator of the estme of H. b. Hendrieks, deecaseu. nun tilol Ins final aeeomit in the l ounty t'oiirt of the htute of Oregon, for '.Vaslihi!toii County, and Hint the said Court lias li.xed Monday, the I3tli day of August, at the hour of 10 o'eloek a. m.of said day, at tlio room ol said Court, in llillslsiro, Oregon, as the time and daee for hearing ol.jeetious to the said final aeeount in sai.' estate. llated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this l'-'thday of July, V.X.I). 0. W. Ilendr kks, AilinniiHirator or me estate oi ii. i.. liendri.-vs. deeeaspd. "Cyclone" Threshers Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack ers, Horse Powers, Threshermen's Supplies of All Kinds. -WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES. WW- RUSSELL & GO. PORTLAND, OR. SUMMONS. IS THE CIKCUIT t'OITKT OF TIf K State of Oregon, for W ashington County. I ymati T. Wilcox, I'laintilll vs 8. F. i'enfold, jessit L. I'enfold, Henry I'enfold and Catherine Penfold. Iiefmidanls. J'o S. F. I'enfold, Jessie I.. I'enfold, Henry Fernowl hiiu Latlierme i'enlolil, tin: aliove named ileleiidants: In tho Name of the Mate of Oregon, vou, and eai h of you, are hereby required to aiMar anil answer tne complaint nieil againHt you in the above entitled Court and suit on or Itfore the last day of the timfl tireserihed In the ordei for miblieation of this KummouK, to-v.it On or before the expiration of six weeks next from una alter the date or tho hrst publication of this Niininiotis, tiie first publication thereof being on the 7th day of June, l!Hf. and if you tail to so appear and answer, for Want thereof, the plalnlill' Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint, to wit: ' or a .ludgniciit against tlie defend ants, o. r. remold and Jessie I,, remold. and eaeli of them, for the sum of .)f.n with interest thereon since January 1 lshs, at the rale of 10 per cent per annum for the aggregate sum uftiJUM taxes paid for the sum of "a attorneys' fees, and tor the costs and OisliurHenients ol tins suit, and for a decree foreulusiitg a certain mortgage mentioned iu said complaint and wlneh mortgage was executed by the deleiiilantM, ft. f. I'entoKI and Jessie 1.. I'enfold, to plaintiff ou August l, IWM, and which is recorded on page 42 of book "29" Records of Mortgagea in Kaid Wash ington 'County, Oregon, upon the follow ing described real estate situated in Washington Omuty, Oregon, to-wit: Ilcing the southeast of the northwest and the southwest. yt of the northeast of section 10 in town 2 north, range 5 west of the Willamette Meridian, containing 80 acres, mure or less. Also the N K "f 8 W yt section ten (10) township two (2), Ni ill 1) of Range live (fi) West of the Willamette Meridian and containing 40 acrns of land, and ordering that said real estate lie sold in the manlier providod by law and the proceed" applied to the satisfaction of plait. tilPs said judgment and that the lion of his said mortgage be decreed to lie prior and su perior to all claim, interest or equity of each of the defendants herein, and for such other and further relief as to the court may appear equitable, This summons is served upon you by pu'bliealion, by order of Hon. I, A. Hood, County Judge ot Washington County, Oregon, which order was made anil dated on June 7, A, I. lOOH. KM ll'H A liOWMAN, Attorney lor t'laintill'. IN THE NEW STORE Eilers Piano House now located at 351 Washington St., near Eighth, Portland. int iiiirtlv and freshness o .mien and chri:,i- culs is what brings die nu.t ( n-liietnry re "lilts; an. I vmi will a I wms tin. I them at THE DELTA DRUO STOKE. Vi'o iiImii curry the IhsI nssmted sl.s k ol Toilet articles and dniR suinlries in the county Fad that wit huy for rush enables us to ileal w ith lirst class huiises iiiul ect I be I Ynui ily reoinit rrceivo as cartful attention a iiiyiciaiis' ireHcritioiiH. Street is thp loca'ion. OR&N Time Schedulo . . . . From Portland County T'tntuirr'n Nutue. Alleonnly ournuil-..I Wellington Cum ly. I'reg ehi..red prior In f. lu v I. Il.i, will lie puld .11 I l,i. i,i,,ii, i al ter July Is, 'i,i, lnli.ro,! villi ee-i. ul Unit dale, IU l n I I 1 1 ClitMiM.I., I mily I'leiisuier J a-. Fast mail leaves al 7 p in for Halt l.ukn, llenvrr, Ft. Worlh. linialui, Kansas City SI. bails, I hieiiifo Hud Kasl, arrived HiHikaiiH Fiver leaves (1 n m for Walla Walla, Miiineapolls, Ml. I'aul, Inilntli, Milwaukee, Chleago anil Kusl, arrlvtii Si-Kiimi - ..... Ocean Hleamsblps leave al i p. in fori un , .. i , ... , San Francisco, sailing every live .lays. rm r,"!- ,,, i t i"",' 1 "'"K!'1, " . , ' ' I I ranslnr and issues l.ell.n, ,, Credit . ...,, 1.1.. . " " r,.T ii ; Hvaiuii.fi. Ihr.iiiL'l I lo. I i, i. m.i.. Transact a(h.nir.il Ibiuklug Itiislness j J, W, Nil I'TK lionu-i,i A. I'. .SIIIITK , Cashier A constantly lncreanine buHiness maile it ticccsa'ry for uk to Hecure laruer quartcrH, ami we have huilt for us the heniitiful new "Mimic lluildiiijj" at tlie Corner of Park and Washington Streets, where we have every facility for conveniently handling our wholesale and retail business, On the firm floor yon will always find the (incut selection of nearly a dozen different makes of 1'ianos and Orfrann, aiming them the most valuable and costly instruments made in America the Chicker in?, of Boa ton; the Weher, of New York, and the Kiinlutll, of Chicago, Before you decide on the jmrcharse of a Piano elsewhere, it will pay you to investigate our instruments and our mcthoda. Kull particulars and catalogue for the asking. Write today. EILERS PIANO HOUSE, office 351 Washington - Portland!! Lending Piano and Organ Dealer" C Huiiday, Hiiturday III m for Astoria and way landings, arrive i p m except Mumbiy Wllliuni.tlii river leave ii a in except Sunday for Oregon City, New ls-rg, Villein and way landings, arrive p in except Sunday Willamette and Yamhill river leave 7 a iu Tuesday, Thursday and Hatiirdav fur Oregon City, llaytoii and way landinga, arrive U:'M p in M. unlay. Wmfnesday and Friday Wlllauiettn liver leave 0 a in Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for CurvalllH and way landings, arrive i;.'lo p in Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Snake river leave lllniirla daily ataxia, in, for I.ewislmi; reluming leave l.ewlston dally at a. m. AddreHH W. II. IIUL1IUKT, tlun. Piihk, Agent Cur, 2d ft Was.'1 j Noi'tliiop, I'ropi lelor. Newly Furnished and 'Renovated A firat-clana table anil all accommodations for the convenience of guests. , , . SHERIFF'S SALE. niii'v ruts 1,1 i' . , i, i i... I.lverpisd, luihllti, finis, llerlin, l-tiiiil fort on the nin.Sl.n kliolui and all pril . elpal cities of Mil rope. tlolhs-lloiiN uitidn on all a sslble polnb . bunking hours lr.uu a in to :l p in II lllslsiro, I Iregou. Giant Powder ! J. W. Vandervelden. BliiHt you ptumpH with Judnon Powder, (iuiiraiiteed the ht'Ht. ,.. Cups ii ml fiiHe Centerville, Oregon CONTEST NOTICE. Ilfrpartment of the Interior, United .States baud Olllce, Oregon City, Ore., May M, 'M). A Hiitlicient contest affidavit having Loon lilcd iu this ollico hy John K. V'nsting hotisn, contestant. agaiiiHt hoineMleiid en try No. 10,M;i, made March II, H.(, for H VV of N W '4 and W of H VV scc. 2"j and N W Vt of N VV K, "en. a,ri, town ship W, KangH fi VV, by Joseph Miller, eo'itestoe, ii whicli It is alleged Ibnt .con tcKlant "know'H the jircsenl condition n the saiue; alsYlhat haul Joncpli Ahller has been absent from said claim all the time dnriiu.' the past five years and has wholly ahatidoiieil the same, am) that said al leged absenco from the said land was not due lo his employment in the Army, Navy or Marine Corps of I he I jiilcd Hlnlin as a private soldier, ollieer, Heatiuiii or mu rine during tho war with Spain, or during any oilier war hi which the United Hiatus may be enijaneil,' said part lea are bereb notilied lo iiliiitit , respond hikI oiler ev dunce toiichiiur said allciratlon at II) o'clock a, m. on July l,'l, HlXI. btifore the ItiyiHler ami itnceiver at the u 111 Leu States (.and Olllce In Oreeoii ( Ily, Ore.iron, Tho Mil i ( I cunt. '8111111, lift v 1 1 1 X, in a proper illliuavit, men .v, ny ititiu, set toil 11 laciH which show that alter due ilillL'cnce per. soniil service of this milled can not be tnii.lc, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice lie given by duo ami proper publication. VVM. GALLOWAY, .Uecoivcr. BIRTHS. Wt'iK- Hiindiiy, July H, In Ihcwlfe of .1. Wcik, Jlillsboro, 11 son. li Y VrilTUK OK AN ' KXKCUTION of the Circuit Court ul' thcHtate of Oro Kon, for Washington County, hi favor of Mary K, I,vlrop unit aifalnst it, l Jen dins. Frank Jenkins ami Adillu .lonkliis, fur the sum of I12..I5. costs, ami for the further miiu of t'M) U. H, gold coin, with interest thereon at the rale of 10 per cent per annum from the lilitli day of March, MOW, and the liirthorsiiin of $:ifi, iiltorncy's foes, with lnluict thereon since May H, 1000, at tlie rate of fl )ter cant pur ii 11 1 1 1 1 111 , and for the costs and expenses Of Hale and of said writ. Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursu ance of Htild Judgment, 1 will, 1111 Mon day, the ltlth day of Ji'lv, HMO, at the south door of thu Court Mouse, in Mills boru, Washington County, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock 11, 111., of Hiikl day Null at public, auction to the highest liiilder, for cash, the following UewirThutl real prniur ty. to-witi Ilcing known and deslumilcd as the south half of lota No. I and 'Juf blw.k No. 10, In the town of lllllslioro, WiisIiIiikUiii County, Oregon, to satisfy the herein before named sums, mill lor the costs and exueiiHea of said sale. raid property will be Mild subject to re ucinptlon as per NiHliile 01 Oregon, Witness my hand this Hill day of June, 1(100. W. I). HKADKOM), HherllTof Wiishlngton (Joiinty, Oregon, John M. Wall, Attorney for I'll!'. Cigars at F. J. Barber's, 2nd St. FARMS FOR SALE Those who want to huy Washing" ton County lariu will do well in call and investigate the following oIl'erH. Inquire at Til k Amii'H dlllcu. Ififl acres 10 iierns under culllvallon, Ml atinw in pasture, till uen s iu brush anil timber) guild house and ham; good or chard; well willineil; ', mile lioni Itlsd villH and railroad; i, mile iroin school. Price, f.10 per iiere, .11 acres, 1 mlli, iVom Ureenvlll..-to acres Iu cultivation; 10 aercs slimhinli acres In lined,; guud llvn-rooiii hoiis.,, barn and out Imil, lines; ! , , p ,,. and school; u miles to It. It. I'rice, Jiioo, IIKI acres -KKI acres iu cultivation) 7 acres of Hue beaverduin that will produce 400 sacks of "in. .ns per acre; guoil s. room house, cost II.xni; g 1 hariHu7l; oilier biillillngMj orcliai'd mid berrv hushes. I hlalai'in Is luHiuilcsol ) I dishorn and llnely kIiiiiiIc.1, run he divided, if neces sary, Owner In hilling health u.l get ting olil, In causa of selling l'rlce, JI0 per acre, on easy terms. BOO acres -'200 acres In cultlvatliuii Itlo acre of good tlmler suitable for cord wnndj house ami burn; good oreliaiilja miles from illllslinro and on main mad to J'orllaiid. This lurnt has running branch mid scverul springs thai, furnish ahiinilanco ol'vottnr tin. year round. This farm being HilittiLed Mil IIIMII' lilUli Iu ti ..It Bulled lor (lalryliig and gardeiilug, as well as grain and hay raising, and is outi uf tho grealest liiirgiilns in the county, . I'tce, S.K) per acre uay payments, m acres-ln high , r eulllviilloii, miiMtly lleiivei'ilain laud; ijj mile li.nii rail rum sliitlini and Imvii) IH miles vviiHt ol Inrthnid. Theie U a roilniu. In this larm Im- Hiinui giudcner. This laud Is chuap nl per aen,. u ,.m , m, ,. , per acre, if sold noun, 44 acres all pruilo land, exeunt K ncn.H of oulij well locate,!, bclnu; only HI miles froin 1'ortlaml, J'rlee, Jb'twi, aiilcrns near Itoml v 1 1 Ui r acres In colli -Vtttlun, price, iiutl. A gum) sawmill, Willi or wltliiiiit. dwell og nni homestead, mill moo acres of good tlmhiirland. A liulnnu fnrthe right man. fiO iicrea .r nice smiiolli himl; mi act'ea In e.ultivallon, beslnfsoil. I'rice, il(Kl. HOttures iitilmiinived hind) well locale,!: being only I miles from creamery, I', o, old) easy to ulear. This In 11 snap' al f iOO. Money to loan (i and 7 per cent: Uooiub 1-2 8hute Uld., Hillaboro.