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WILLIAM JENM.N(iS I.IJYA.W
- CHAMPION BINDFR J
HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 19 1900.
THE ARGUS
tnUl4 at h Pont-oftic l HiHhnn,
. Oregon, 8eoottl el mtl nulUT.
LUCIUS A. LONG, EPITOK.
County Official Taper.
ISSUED EVERY
BY
Hi Argus PublUhiag Company.
THK CWVXTY COMMtlON
Theeim.lilioii of Waeliin
ty, a given vn the l.w
itnd nnwt h a matter
tion to taxpayers.
Jebt, un.ler tde alile rt'lininistra
tion of Judge Luiis A h'j
hen reiluoe.l until tli' interest!
charge t very, very mmiU. Wlien j
h ent int.) titln-e, lie atiplie.l tiiej
ol.l maxim, "'sjH out of , ileld an!
tay nut of debt," and as a i'snli
-he ha? paid oS' thousands tt dol
lars and al the game time given a
creditable administration in other
reupects. In some instance lie
has Wn charged with Iteinjj 1ih
cl.w, and perhaps this charge is
. well founded, but he lias placed
Washington's financial standing
where it has not been for years and
years. He has had but one object
in view to give the county the
best poRsible service with con-current
reduction of the vast debt
which was costing thousands of
. dollars iu interest each year. So,
if he has used the pruning knife
too closely at times, let it be con
ceded that he has now placed the
county in a position where a more
liberal policy can be followed
While we are not yet wholly clear
from debt another year will do the
t work.
The people made no mistake
when they put laiuis Rood to the
head of county affairs and took the
office of county judge out of polit
ics. Every taxpayer should read
the financial exhibit in another
place in this issue and preserve
this copy of the paper for future
reference. "
A PETTIFOGGING JOCRXAt.
The Oregonian is a great newspa
per that is to - say, it is great in
comparisoa with other Oregon
journals, because it gives a news
service the excellence of which,
outside of politics, is not equalled
by any other in the state. But
right " where its excellence ends
there its pettifogging begins. It
has been the one really great or
gan of republicanism in Oregon.
No matter how grevious the faults
of its party may be in state or nat
ional life, we find the Oregonian at
the critical time hard at work fur
its party bosses and principles, al
though, from time to time, when
the campaign is not raying, it kicks
over the traces. To use plain Eng
lish, politically, the Oregonian is
one of the worst tools the party
has. Its servility to its masters is
only outdone by its misrepresenta
tion of its political opposition. To
the man who knows, all this is ex
cusable; to the man who daily
. from one year to another reads the
paper, it is comprehensible. Kvu
that paper itself is a logical explana
tion of its course. In the pact it
has explained how such a journal
is the mere creature' of coiumercial-
. ism and there is no greater enm
lBercialism today than Hanna pol
itics. This easily makes clear,
why the Oregonian is now, as a
news purveyor, telling about the
many so-called "democratic pa
pers'' which are boiling JJryan;
this easily explains why it dues
not tell its readers as a matter of
news, that the N, Y. World and
the Courier-Journal are supporting
Bryan. It is this pettifogging pol
icy of the Oregonian which makes
it both ridiculous and a splendid
C'orbett organ.
OUK COUNTKV8 SHAMK.
"And the Boers are still making liistorv
in South Africa." N, V. World.
The British government, under
the good and great Gladstone, gave
the Boers a government of their
own, and the British yiovwi, forced
by a ministery which is brilliant
enough to keep out of trouble with
great powers, has Been fit to break
feith With the Afrikanders. This
Subwr'loii! One Dollar por amium.- ."L" v V -W U
Opposed lo Gold Mono -attaUNm. 5' W
,icm la the Bimetallic Standard xV: ' lVj', ,
Dear Monet means Debased Property,; hYAJ&NV. J s i , j
and Profitless American 1'iwluci. 0r vW v -tf A X ' At
Consilient loss is our t red itms (.a in. ; .y, . x,x i'jTT V f ,
.Thursday 413 yxV
: x
An "American
-s,, ;: ... e,, ..j :, v-i.. . i;:....- : i: -t- . , .I ',!.
s- , .':, ! I- " i r 't , , . . i i f i ,,,,' u ,r,r
,k i?w&j?:jir r v,-m . .4
j -3, i -" sr,r; - Ti v,. t, ve .1 wi... .. tu.
mi I .
has lteen done to gratify a si heme i SUMMONS,
of empire engineering by one Cecil-, s TMK rtuct Trlur kt mi
Rhodes. These lutch are valr-' li,,t! "f -r.i!tt, u.r XVasiiinmott Omni .
ous; they are tirni in the faith of. v
the father before them; thev rep-Is ; IVnf..l.l, i.sU 1 IVr.f..I.l. )
' r , I t.-nry l'pnl"lit ami t'lilhi-rtne
recent a small hut heroic band of, Fenfolil d.-umhIuuis j
men who wonl.l mtlinr li i 1 " s l'e",'"1'- '''ie I.. I. i r.,1.1. 1 1, nr
men no woui.i rainer ne ueau ivi ioia mi t;ih, nm- ivhu.1,1, ti,.
tnan leave intir posterity an inner-
itance of slavery.
numbered five to one, and their
'
wives are in the ritle nit. Was
. ... ; 111.' tiun ii-i'si-i it , ,i in Oio f1r
ttiere ever more heroic resistance t,,i,.ii,uti..M ..f thi, suuuif.iis, tm.ii.
to imperialism? As a matter of i' r.-.t''nMil'lyVl." ',V
fact, the resistance nut up bv our i"ll,lu'"" "1 sii"-m..i.s. n... nrsi
; inililn-aliim llii'rriif hriii" mi the Till ii.iv
forefathers, while strenuous, pales or Jum ii. tt,i if yun fml n. uiajii.i-.H
I , ami niiswer. lor want tlicnuf. tin
into insignificance when compared ; laimin w.u m,w n. ii... t :..,t f..r un
to the struggle being made by the r, l." f '' I ' '. ''Mii;.!t..i. t
po j wit: lira jitiii;ii!i'iit at;tiiii.st I In-.i,.fiinl
Boers and yet there are anv mini-: ants. s. k. (Vnioi.i mi l .i,-i i,. i-n t. . I.
, ,. . , ... ami t'lt'-h of tiii-iii. Inr the sum o V-0,
Iter of imperial "republican papers. uh inurest thrim mm j.mtui-y i,
which are trvir.cr tu rnmnarp tKos-! '! rai of 10 . r ,. nt h t aitnitin.
wnitn are trying to compare tnese fr thl, awrn!il, ,, ,, s.7.mi u,w ,.(.(.
Dutchman to the Chinese Boxers?' f,,r hv ,",n "f attorneys' ft., awl f.ir
lth to.-i anil rlwlittrst'uirtiu of tlii-i-tit t.
Has such expression, until the year; and for a...;iw lonxiusii a certain
nmfi t, ,l i i i .1 . ntorttftiife niP-itnitu'il in saiil emniiluint,
l'.X), whtn the banks and the mil- am wh'i,.h irtl:,- i U ti
itarists, hand in hand with ' the"1,,fn'"!',"!" ,'v"f,,,.i n ,;' ',-
' . j fentnlil. to J.lallitllf on Ailntlst i'l. Dull.
trusts, have control of our country, and whi.-it is ns:..t.ii-ii ,.n phl i.vj,.i u,k
, , . .,,t. . , "2f" Heei-riN of XlmtiMtirs iii -ai-l Wa-li
ever before been indulged in a land i jtigtmi i:imiitv.nr.-, iim the I'.iii.m-
of den-ocracy and republicanism?
Such pusillanimity is our country's; "e'' the smitiu-iwt ..f tin. north.-t
r J i atnl the sotnltvi-st of ihf. northeast
shsilie. : of wctiim III tu u ii 41 tiurth. ruuif.' .' i-s
mmm "' 'he XX ittiiiut'tti- Mi-ti, linn, vtnuiiiiiiu
si) iirlll. finite ,r !'-".-.
The Forest Grove Times edite.1 ! MV.:iMH,,;.Vu;:Nh u.
bv J. B. Eddv, expresses wonder" ' w "' ,!" w 'iiaeuc Mituiuh mi-t
, . ,; jonU.iiiiiii In aeins of laiul. i.tnl onlertttt:
that . i. Bradford is kept for that ai.l real emte . i.l in the niati.-.er
U, . , , . . jrovi-fi-l hv law ami tin-i.roi-i-eil-uiiiilieil
ie tune liemg as a deputy in the Ihw ,,,,., m of tm's sai-l
office of sheriff.' That is nothing. J''e"i,'' ."' "" -f i-- i
h inorti-ajo I ilei-rcni to he j , r i , . r aiel .u
The Times man has more than once p'-ri'-r t--uii .-inini. mi-n -t .r ..juitv ..i
, , . eaeh of tlto ilete-eliiKls licnMl'.
womlered at what Mr. Bradford has ami for sti.tlt other ami further n-li.-l us i..
done.
He wondered because Brad-
ford would not stand in with him
to rob THE Ar1'8 editor; he Wimd-
di u tr i ii.
when Bradford gave 1:ik
A Kara the delinqueut list. lie
wondt-red when Bradford exposed'
hini in ihe Oregonian and Mr.'
V.I.I- iaiitllt ,,J;n Tn f..,.t N"tiie is ln rehy (fivoti that I, tin- iimlei
fclltly IB Still wondering. Jn tact, . Bj(, aliti,ii.is,trai.-.r -f Hie Kstat-t ot John
Mr. Eddy is a "wonderer" ;if n- W- '!...:. dr.-.He-l, have tii.il in thr
; county eoin't ot X ..s!iuii,'ton (.ountv. ( i ro
sniall magnitude. The ' last preg-i jjou. liiy l-'inal A- imint a ailnitnistrator
, i i i it t ' "' ""i'l Kstite. nntl tliil ait hi eotnt hni tix -
nant wondering indulged ny .Mr, ,., Monday the .nth tlav of A liKlial, I'.KHI,
luldy, was when he failed to poke M, u"! '' the forenoon
' 1 i ot .-an! nay as the tune, ami the I ourt
politicial rottenness down the tt--"" 'he i4e-e r,,r hoari-K ohj.et-
, , ,,, , , . ions, lo said in:coii lit unit the tiinil wtl le-
throats of ashtngton County citi- mmt t sani estate.
ssenship. But a fool is always'
wondering and so is a knave.
PROBATE.
Oil MoilCay. Aug 20, the following
final accounts of adnm,i6tration
Will be heard: estates Of Hiram
Burt, deceased; John Michalec and
ii ii- - t t i i
John W Michalec, deceased.,
Citation issued to heirs W t
JaW
,,-lor to Kftini ..f sin..,. Ml.., Iu,,
.. ,.... , ...... , .,v,, ,.
.Xllg ,, i
Josenh Lane aniitd ntlminStttra.'
tor estate of John Laus, deceased..
On Jnlv 31, Judge Hood will re
.it , .
quire njiiK-rva Ripley ' to show
cause why Dr. , I) Wood shall
not be named her guardian. , , ,
, , . ,s- ,
Real Estate Translers.
Alvin Haines to Nettie Hellinyhor
U-aet in lot 1 blk -J rorest ()rr.ve... I.Vl. i.ewih, a hum. iwis, .-miiiiiii uiih-k i
Chits Oiillanil mill wlt'n to Jwc)li j U other persons itilei-tsli'tl,
r'imn wr,''r(.rr;,;or,,...N,an.r n jMme; Raffert's Face Lotion,
O it C K It Co t N'eloon A Herd luit
ehiini for ce 4 of mv i tux; lit t a r
3w Mm
lien K Nnylor nsniirncp to" lohii (!
A rmst i-fitiif lLDxKVi in Forest (irove .7.0
Anna Krinihel ttt al to Jon anil llenrv
licin km- i hw , lot 4 see 111 t 1 s r
A 1.iiVi);viHtoX'A'MeaVrnw'';i'
of sw m: m t 8 ii r 4 w ' ISO
ii in iimui in v iHiiicf i ioih in v ' neioiiiiiiK to and estate and ite-' rilteil as
Portland Heights...'. , , . . .... . imi . foll.fwi. to wit: Iteinu lolKiiitml 7 in Kloek
Julio Wallers to John llahh-r 3 lis in 4 ami lot 10 in Work fi in the I own of ( 'or
XV est Cortland Height..,. .., : ' nellus, X'a-.iiiit!ton Omni v. iiiwuu.
.Miss W Harris, of North
Vakitna, is in the city, theguest of
her aunt, Mrs. R. Cave.
.,. .urn i ,
Cigars at r. J. Barbers, 2nd St.
.
l
1
y
i X
i
A I
and for Liberty.
uue muuw .loiemiaius; j
All in." ,s urtte ill lite .--tate ,u i -ret;..!), vi.ll.
ami t-aeh of )-..tt, hit hetvl-y v,iii!.-,t t,.
"Pi" '' '""h""' M--i
aujiin-t y.ni iti Hie tioni entttdl t .hum
ii " r ifi Uir ii .inv
'XZ'l.LVTtl .V'r. mi
nnhiieiuion , hy wi.-r of ii,.... I, A lioo.i.
(.-unity .linle ot XVtsih t tiff t-iti limtitv
Ofeu-it., Miiiiii onier win, tmnle ami it.iteil
"'1 June 7, A. O. ini'l.
s-mi lit a howma.v,
Altortifja lor I'luliuilt'
Notice of Final Settlement.
Dated tins r.,ltii llay of Jnlv, VW.
It. S. Malk.
Admini-t -ntor of the K.-tatt: of Jnhn V.
't iehalee. ilf-eeHsetl.
Notice of Final Settlement.
j Vol iff in In rehy Kivim that l, the iimler"
sineil ailruinHnitorol theltnle of J.ihit
, ,T
' eifoti, my f inal Awmul as ailiniuistrator
f,''1 ''r1"1;-i4"'1 ,th!a rt1,1 ''"" has tix-
eii Moiinay the anlt day of Auifusi. imni.
' at ih.-h-mruf I0o', . t in thJ f-.rnoo,,
ofMn-i ofy as the timp. ami the (-..nit
Jlilted this 1'llh day July. I!i0,
... N. II A f.K.
Adiiiinist.ral.tr of tint IC-tnte of John
.Xlu lnilet. deeeased.
CITATION.
; IX TirK cot XTV COCUT ok TIIH
, Hate of OreKot., for tl. Couaiy.-I
; XVatij.Ktoii.
J n the inal'er of the estate of (
XX . It. Lewis, ileceasi-d. f
To A. Ii, Lewis, J, I). f.Mvis, Mary 11.
l.e ih, John r. Lewis. John M. I.cwih,
Kunna lli-iiison, Mattin lfrinnoii. lt.
are In reoy itnl and ri fuireil to appear i-i
! the ('.unity I'mtlf of the State of Oregon,
tor the Ciiimlv of Washini.tuii. nt ilu
Court i'ihuii thereof, at llillsliorn in the i
(,'tinnlyof U'ashitit-ton, on Monday tin i
'lav ot Ati(.'imi, 1!KJ0, at It) o'eloek, In
, the forenoon of that -lay Uh... and th.-re
..r.UiMlru. tl.o a'J.i Ill'strator toU"
at pul.lie or fttivate sale ( hu r'-nl i'oierty
j all. mid not he iint'le n ptavoil Im ni Hit:
ZTT iU'
of tin. eottnty eutiri of the state ttf (ii'..i;on
j onrt am"'; H.hda; ofj
1 July. i!nn. Attest; '
(,teai (iiio. A. MoiUiAN, ciUik,
Stands UKAD ANI SUOlLDKUSabtueallo a-,
h ill.-;.- will testify
l'.o ini'-ctoii, Otei;oii, XI iv to. Woo,
Mil. lull, i.i vMi S: Mjvit V'l-.. I'liHtniul.
v',, u; i mrii Vuiiih mvnr.l in line
''". ;,n' ,,, H"v " " ","",m
' j"'"4'1' "' ,;,yt UMr ,,:,H
p.M f.H s.i(isii, li.ii.
iNiiiii'.l) V.'. A K-'illi
',.. -ion, Oi.'i.i'ii M iv in),i, ,
M'.i.v ci!, I.i wis M-.-r fit., IVillniiil.
in ill i; ni n jli in n.iiii irtliTiil' 1-M wood, Otruiin,
Hi. . -tli, 1 i I i Hi-il tin- V ti iipimi ' MiU'lirll, I.eniH Suvrr Co., I'm tlinul.
Uui lii I tiiiM'h .is.'ii ni ui'i l ist sr . son , rilllriiirn li.K V.T till limy eon
!i,i I'riw, ii . lug hly -,i(stui li'l'l, H ' ,'''"1. V-Ii.iiii.iii lliit.l.r luiii i rii
... , . i. v.ui-s ati.i in'ii U 111 nil kui.K . , . Hi'sl-i'liisji sal islat-lioti, mid !. th-
' , ii, ili ikmn i'.iiii; .u t (iiimUi'v, . .,1
;i HI llil-sl I'i; M t il lhl,rtl;;l sum,. Lmlt
! ui Iti. liiu A i v nr tu ilinvi ImiuI-
HukitiK l inn! u t liiimiii v, , ,
ft, Mill HI IKf 111' VtlSKIM' ui n;.iuiii; ,t
CI llil'lil t, Will I rulv.
f c. ..-.i .11 i
Wan 'I rulv.
(Su.lic l; It J Oisi.n
Si-Um!;, Oi.'hoh. M.
III 111 II, Ll'Uls Jtvvt Ci.
ji, tmiii
I'otU.iiiil,
- i ',. ntU'tiH-ii 'r Ii Iti t of ttniiii v of
fi till is to en, -.1 In r.'iy !', s iv
it t i'.h- v'ii iiiii urn 1'iitnli i t.ttrvti iw.t
oil l i-t vr.ir i.'ai p lis miml sitiisl.io-
i)ti our lull 1 Ml.t i-si, i-i.i!!y u ,lid
no t M-rwt-r. 1 otit ovi-r luilsnln
hi 'tt'iululr Unit not l ii ti iill rxirl'l
Ii ,'t.i, lie. Un iIk Ini'l vtiitinil it
i. i;.i, vvoi us ,ui mie run!. I ust
.i tlu.lv,
t.Mtiv.1, U . W . .(.ii'-in lit,
k ..f
lo
AW TUP
A lllh
r.huntpion Force Feed Fcvator Hu tr.i.'. d t,. .vasie l..syfi"
than aiiV i-tli.-r This KU'vator
t-I. lined ill ' italnnue. S-ml fi r ni;t.
Eccentric Sprocket Wheel
, . . . .
1 1 "H n of K.i per eent In power at
other machines choke
Have you seen our I'lJAW cut niuwi-r','
Si rolitfefl CULter nil earth. i U t rullteeil til
cut where ui! others liii. In heavy alfalfa
the Champion !rav-Cnt stays at it when
-titers have choked and quit Our Hay Maker Champion Mower for
stumpy ground ha no coinnetition, le"t Chatupi.in Catalogue.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAViR CO..
First and Taylor Sts., - ' Portland, Oregon.
Sample niitrtiitieti with Wehrtlitg A Sons, llillslmi,., iiml J, T. Buxton,
Fote-t drove. V. J. McKldowney, canvasser fur llillsl'oro and vi.-iu
ity. N. A. Barrett, canva-Mtr for F.-test Grove and North Yamhill.
r t.7'' r''n ,"
Threshers
Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack
ers, Horse Powers, Threahermen's
Supplies of All Kinds.
-WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
IN THE NEW STORE
Eilers Piano House now located at 351
Washington St., near Eighth, Portlar.d.
A constantly increasing business made it neefssary for us to secure
larger quarters, and we have built, for ns the beautiful new "Music
Building" at the Comer 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 different makes of Pianos and Organs, aiming theni the
most valuable and costly instruments made in America the Chieker-
jiii', of Boston; the Weber, of New
Before ymi decide on the purchase of a Piano elsewhere, it will pay
you to investigate our instruments and our methods. Full particulars
and catalogue for the asking. Wrile today.
PIAN0 HOUSE, office 361 Washington
" . l'ortlai"l'n Leading
Giant Powder !
Centerviile,
C Oregon
Complexion. Positively removes freckles, ttiotlt patches, pimple blackheads
and give a youthful glow, white anil healthy.
Mme. Riffert's Toilet
j The tt.twt ex.jttisite lotion in use. Cured chapped hands, sail rheum Un 'mm-
I IT". bur0' ,,,'1,U "lA '',irriUle,, w,rf,,ce ' ladys toilet is complete without
' ""a1"" " Krfwsy substance, i,-.-,-.;-.r.- !
Sold by JULIA A, STANTON, 554 I'nion Ave., Station II, Portland, Oretioti
MRS. JOHN NORTHROP, bocal Agent, -,- - llillalKiw, Oregon'.
c u tr , , , -,
I lenifcl makes a specialty
?J"yi" Rn'! ".ellin8 lil"l"rl11"'
'Jliice on Main Street opposite
Tualatin hotel, llillbboro, Ore.
t)rri;oi M,iv 36, Wui.
Mil. lu ll, l.rwii .V .Suvrr Cu , IVrllru.l.
Ilrtir . I will ,,uU..r , i. ...I
''' The ClumHon Hin.l.-r UmKtu
'"" v-iir l,rw lt v.r i vrrv k.hI 1
,o. It hum r-wvmi.l .tov-sil .i
K'tLvtmn,
Yoiim KvKiireiiullv,
ISnjiicd) Jm'oli lliibrr.
v iiii'iii'v iins lu vii vrry in.-imioilniiiij;.
v "'"I "
mis Hilly, (IsiKiiril) Jrssr t n,
iiittiiiiidiilr. lin-tim, M.n iS.
l- ir Mrs llic CIiiiiiiiiiiii Hiii.Ur lliat
i I li'liMlit "I vuu lust vr.it Ims (iirii (ikiI
.iiimiiiiiiih. i tiuiiK n I tur nnnst
riiiitilni; llimlrr I luvc srrti.' 1 u
lirnvv i-tup l ilnwn i;rin n L.-t rr uml
em U nil mi,- si.nn ul mtt-ii.
Ursin'i Uullv, (Siy:iiril) M XV Itulitt.
l nt. st l ,rnr, t Irri'iiu, Mv Ji, lsi
t'.i-iilUinrii "I'dr Chiiintiion Himlrr t
lumnlil ol Vol! Usl r ir Xiivr tnr irtl.i t
silllsliu li.nl, J lirl lill'HK'.l lis Ullt'k
tlUt' 0 rlliinit. ll lias tin (Ueiilnt nii-
rifin-r over miv in h hilir i.i m Inch t
ti.nv ti y Ui.iw'c b;r. V.nirsTliilv,
l.Mlf'i-d! A. lilt, oun.
-!' ' '". S:-,-. for it
v !tj; k ' ' ttn.'i ii-e
l.' H.'r are f
wi
111'
has n
i
tline W li-n
"Russell
Engines
fraction or Portable, 5lmplo or Com
pound, Wml or Straw Burners.
' i-W i
RUSSELL & CO.,
AND PRICES.
PORTLANO, OR.
York, and the Kimball, of Chicago.
Piano and Organ ",''l'prH;:-
Blast yon stumps with .ludson
Powder. Guaranteed the best.
, (!aji and fuse. ...
i'i."'P"'". r " '"
J. W. Vandervelden.
Splendid for the
Preparation for hands.
t ( a as
' ,Th" "( ftt tl,fl VM
church Sunday morning will he
"J''" ''J f th first century."
'J here will bo regular services iu
the evening.
MjtilHjUkHUUIItAIUUUUtJ
Jjncrnoon
Functions call for the
aristocratic "Prince Al
bert." We are Inordi
nately proud of these
goods. They possess
every clement to nuke
us so. See that label ?
II. WKIIKUNH ami sH,
MJXNiThe Hillsboro Pharmacy:
The Loading Druft
i
XX'hrre I'ruijs, Mi-ln llns. I'.ilnta, t liln, S,miKt., Hroslic- ami all iriiyutst' Humlilr.
may ! rni nr.sl at prlvm thai un.lv ilisinn. i emi euii,.n,
lieSREffiBElt
Vhat purity
mm
OR&W
Time Schedule . .
. . From Portland
I'Hst mail leav.s. at T in for .-salt .n,i,
Urnn'r, H, Worth, iiinuhu, Kansitnl ttv
Ml. l,oul, Cliiiauo ami Kast, arrive
H p in
!SKikanti Klver lettves p m for Walla
Walla, Vlnilii-a.olii, St. I'liiil, lliiluili,
Mllwatiktit, i IiIihk'i ami Kast, arrlvci
s:40at)i
lli.Hin Hteaiiishlps lemn Bi 4 p, ni for
mm rriiiit-ftu, aaiitua riery uiiays.
Odumlila Itiver leave S p 111 r., .1
S.iuday. s..ir,l..v Ih p n, (l Astoria ami
way lanill.,,.. rmM tu e.,, Sunday
m 1 ni - it! v 1 r 1 1 r V. re Jo ii rvl.,1!"
mid way liilidlnu.s, iirrne I: Ul p in e,i i
, " - r.i
rll llllliy
Wilhtuieltti uml Yamhill rlvrr hmve 7
a 111 Tue-day, I hiirsiliiv anil .Saturday for
Orenoii City, ll.ivloti uml way landlinfs,
iirrlve l:'W tn Nloiuhiy, Weifiiratlity 11 tu I
Kri.lay
XVlllBiimtle tlvnr leave tl a in Tuesday,
ThurmUiy ami .Saturday for CorvBllla ami
uy laiulltiKs, arrive h.KI p m Tuesday,
Thursday nuil .Saturday
nK8 river leave lilparia tlal v
t3:a&. lit. for l.wilon:relur.iinleav..
i.owiMton iiniiy ul v a. 111,
Address' W. II. IIULBCUT,
Gen. Puss. Agenl
Put 'M HV.di'l 1.
in lUr, .UtlltMl ,H
1
J. No. ll, l'.-,'l,.t.,r.
, . . .
Newly Furnished
, & """u
and Kenovated
A first-flas table ami
all accotiimoilatiotiii
for the convenience
of Kesta. , .
Notice of Final Settlement
,
Notlee is hnrehy irivi'ii that llm nuiler.
7iK i J. ""."""""fiuor or th. i iistam of
II. I., llendrleks, ileeiiusi'ii. has Iliad Ida
linal aeeiiillil iu IheCuuntv Cuun lf I ltd
.Slate of Oretrmi. for XVaalilmri on l-iuoOw
and thai thnsnid Courl lias li ned Monday
It" Wi day of Annual, IIKJij.at the hour id1
II) o'eloek a. ni.of suiil day, at the room ,r
siihi Court, In llillshot'o, Oreiroti. i i In
time and plnrn for htmrliiE ohneioiin tn
the said llnul aeeoiint In muii' os'latM.
iileu at IlillMlioro, OniKon, this 12th dav
fJuly.llKll). C. V , ir.tn 'rek V
ilmhilNtralor of llui esluia of H.
Carstens Bros.,
MANUFACTUMNRi O
iiniuu ijuiuui
Ssh, Doors, Houldlngs, Etc.
IIIIXSBORO . ORKC.ON
Notice to Contractors.
w t Dressed
- ' " 1 i.;r, f imru,
Healed bid- will he renal veil at, the Coin.. biduoITJ'1! I,",l,r,,v!"1 ''""'! well loet..,l,
ty Court llouae rt.otns.lii Hillsboro. Xutr- ! f. K ' ,y ln,"l Ui'tmtntn v. P. U
list S, IIKKl, at 2 ,,-elook, p. ,,,, fur ?u ' lt!l sy U clear. Thlals ,,' p.
coiiHtriiellon of a brltlue, near SlHhly's1- -l-hii-e,
lluntoii priieliiet. fluted Jnlv ill i m ,
lm. , , A' Kuou. JuUb2: Many 10 '! 7 per cent;
iiyorawofcomiuuaiouwi. I iloouig 1-2 ahute Bid., llillsUro.
1 1 1 -
1
Mm
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I i
THI lAtrl Or THC MMOUt
till IMiiilin, HHKitM.
House
.
and fieshness t f .Ituc itinl cbec.i
J
cam is ttlial- lirings Hie tunsl tt n. itK-tury r
suits; and you will nUai- I, ml ilntu t
THE DELTA DKUO STOKE.
We aUo carry the liest as., o I. , I .look 1. 1 Toilet
articles and drug sundries i-i the counly
Fad thai wt buy for cttr.li ennlihs us to deal
With first rUK houses ntld get lite FnUt-
i I V recipes receive as ear. ful attention a.
il Y-iri.Hlrt' prescript i.iliH
Si r.-el is the l.iftt'ion,
County Treatnttr'k Notin
A II .-iiiitit y Marrams I W.loii,;!oii Conn
, Iv, I iri'K.ii., i.tulorn-.l prior in (-ehrmi ' I
l'i. Mill u. ,,l i tlorioitl.r.,1, ami r
tef JlllV I", 1'k.o, I , let, s( i
, lt.nl dutp. It'tlli il I'll (-ft n A It..
' otit,t( I t.u.u,.
it
tv ni
miisiti-t a lieiieral It.iiikniK llimlliM.
'
W. HHPTK
miiii-i'l.
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t'asldnt
Sell lhl :, li.iMeo 101. 1 T..I.........I.I
1 ;" : ,".. V""r"f L ''
) '"' 7 ,,P 1 Ul7
tlXuU n 'rK "iWJIo
; '.: r" ''
i- ..... , . .
- .'.. , , , it's ,11 r.n 1 i,i i.
I'olliietluiii, mad., on ul! i4.,wil- ,H),, .
Hankliiu hours limn i a 10 to 1 p ,1,
II i I Islsiro, 1 lieijou.
FARMS FOR SALE
lluwe who want to buy Washing
.,.,., . ,, , ,. "
l" '. "! "'.V lartns will tit. well lo
call ami investieiite the following
offers. Iinjuirtt at Tun Aiuius olllce.
lull aeres III ai res iiiiili.Mtiiltlvalioti. fo
1 iV'".' I'""1""'. W ae" Iii I, rush and
j lilnhnri Komi house an, harnj u r
,.'.u rii; vveil walereil; ,,,,!,. r, , .
villa Mini railr.ni.1: in, I.. ir,.o, ...i,,,i
H ln,e.e.
! 01 a'l. 1 tulle Iron, llritenvllla- In
1 " ,;'iivaii.n! m i r..s sh.i,..d: n
.wires iii brndi; I tive rooin hum,,,
: l"4rn i'uii.nitt's; miin mi' ,
I v 'I I" It, It Tries, $1.1.1,
I IW aenw. I (Ki utiles iii etiliivitlloii; 7
iierea ol line heaverdniu that will iiroiluee
) stleka of iiiiiohh per ai.e; trooil S roiiin l
house, en-t ll.'mii. ir,l l,,,,.,, i,,,?i.
I hiiiltlitiiiNi orehard nntl lierry liiislins
llimly Mltiuilttd, t an he divided, If iieens.
ims iiinu IS 111 ill UN III I f 1 1 I S I ll l I'l I H II 1 1
sury. Owner Iu IXtilitiK hmillh and t-
mil, Is eatiHii of sailing I'rie.., iu
I'cr aeru, on easy tenns.
UK) acres -nun uei-es n uiilllvuMuni inn
aerea of Knui Uml Muiliiliht lor i-orJ
woodj I hi, nntl liaiiii gooil urehiinl. 2
iiiiIpn Irtini HIllNhoro ami mi nutlii mad
to I'tirtliut.l, Thla farm has ninnliiK
1 .7.." i' "" H',,vt'n" s-niis thai fiirulsli
I 1,1 "lei-llui yeui- round. Tin-
! i '!. "K, "'"C1""1 " '"ar Inwu is well
m"U(l "or dtiiiylnu and u: t Itu 1 1 1 K. as well
. . ' "V oiiHinK.aml is miti u thf
STiVHi ,"",Kl"s In Ihe eounly. I'ti.e,
1 ' ,mr m'r" "" "llH)' l"tyinuits,
'200 aeronln hiirh inl ,,r .,,.ni 1..,,
mostly Hdiwerdimi In ... 1 . 1,; mile fruiu
ralli'tiad Htatitui ami ty,,,' ja mi. w,.i
ol I orlJitinl. 'I'hern ia n loiliitu, u this
liiiin lor Home, uiirdener. This land Is
ohMap m Ui pt.r ,,,.,,, j, ,,tll , ,.
lieraera, Ifmilil Noon,
44 acred all prarlit land, ex.sipl N ol
oak; well loeal,.,, lirhig v ,n,w
Irom Portland, I'i Ii-b, Siaoo,
20 aet-tw near lteiHlville-6 acres In eiilll
valltiu, Priite, $noti.
Aa-oud Kawnilll, wllh or without tlwell
K an. hiilnesleatl. 11ml son ueiita f od
tliiihtii'lantl, ..A fortune lorthe i-iKht tiuin.
...'vii'"' o""1' H,n""1 11 ln5 -10 at-ida iu
ctlltlval un. hi.sl id ....11 1