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KaUred at th Post-office at Hill!.,
Oregon, as Second Class mail matter.
LUCIUS A. L0NU, EllTOIi.
County Official
IS8UKI) . EVERY. ;THy.USl).Y
BY
Til Arpi PablishiBg CoE;nj -
rtiiW.r'.itlou: )n TVdlar per Annum.
Six Months, fiO fts; Thn Voiitlis. ;i.iots.
Opposed to Gold Mono metallism. Be
lieves in the Bimetallic Standard.
Dear Money means Debased Property,
and Profitless American
Consequent loss
Has no nse fur
OKKOON AMU't
Hetnv W. CorWit. Ui IVrit.n
ajicd tiiiiiioiiuir' has Ht;:in sl.t A
his castor into the Ore-nun s-im!or-ial
riiiji it.l the Kt mIJ stt.rr:in-
tltiatij tiMit)evh.'Ur Ihi,'s 'hut
will b n-wardenl W.uisf, as hf
ext,trssi it,Hiians oi t has ttii .l lo
hlacknisil hitti. The jle of Or
egon do not want Mr. CotU'tt to
rpprifMJiit theiii in the N:i:ini.il
senate; that one thing is Mire. ' His
own city went against the repub
lican party because th old gentle
man was an oh! avowed candidate.'
While the republican, party has a
majority in the legislature, it has
been much 1 educed from tha last
pension's figure, and all this be
cause Corbett was known to have
been a candidate. Corbett is the
man who spent money to debauch
legislators; he is the man who sent
money to Driver in the hopes of
getting support from him for the
senatorial robe. He is a corrup
tion, of the first water, and he
thinks his scads are irresistible.
Oregon does not want Mm, Cor
bett and Donald, McKay have in
jected some of their dirty work in
Washington County politics and
they were rebuked here as well as
in their own county If Oregon
shall never have another senator it
will be better than"-sending this
feeble and egotistical old corrup
tions back to Washington as the
choice of the state.
Let Mr. Corbett get out of Ore
gon politics and stay out. His
money is no recommendation ex
cept to the venal, and, if he be
elected it will be nothing but a
purchase pure and simple. '
WHAT THEY STAXH FOR
Souod money is indeed "a' universal in
terest" and an intensely practical and
personal one, especially to the poor.
Mr. Bryan is not doing himself or the
democratic party anv good in keeping
16 to 1 at the front. N. Y. World.
This is indeed rich coming from a
journal which holds that imperial
ism is the paramount issue. But
it must be remembered that the
World was one of the most bitter
partisans 'against ' Mr. Bryan in
1896. Mr. Bryan and the plat
form upon which he stands are for
the preservation of democratic
government and for the protection
of the producers after the govern
ment is preserved.
C. E. 8. WOOD OS BltYAN.
Hon. C. E. S. Wood, of Portland,
who bolted Bryan in 189C, is now
out for the democratic candidate
and a at recent ratification meeting
in Portland, said:
'We are here tonight to approve and
ratify and intend to elect to the office of
president of the United States a man of
character, a man of force, a man of in
telligence, a man of education; hut above
all a man who is true to his .convictions
and does not trim his Sail to every polit
ical breeze. We are here tonight to rati
fy and to stand upon as a platform the
' Declaration of Independence. If Thomas
Jefferson were a live, he would be with
us tonight, because his were the bands
that penned in ink the declaration, 'All
men are created free; governments de-
rive their just powers from the consent
of the governed.' If George Washing
ton were alive, he would be here tonight.
He drew his sword that be niiht pro
claim to the world the name immortal
thought. If Alexander Hamilton were
alive he would be here tonight, for he
said, The constitution of the United
State is not so much its written consti
tution ai it is the Declaration of Inde
pendence.' ' If James Madison were here
tonight he would be a democrat. He
said that these United States are erected
in the 13 independent stales, will) 110
powers or desire for foreign possession
f of colonies. If Abraham Lincoln were
alive, he would be bere tonight and I do
believe his murdered spirit is here with
us on mis occasion, lie sam wnen a
man governs himself, that is sell-government;
but when he governs another,
that it despotism.
It IB SAID that C S. Jackson, of
the Pendleton East Oregonian, in
tends coming to Portland in the
near future to start a, daily pa
per. If -this will only materialize
it will mean much for Multnomah
and Portland, to say nothing of tjie
rest of the state. Jackson is able
and fearless and be ban a way of
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AVILUAM JKN.h(iS IUJVAN. W - 'f;
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putting things that takes with the
general public. Portland jitt'ls!
anntbor nnir nn.1 nmU it vrv ' -,",'1't' hereby liivt.n t.'uit I, t!i 11ml, -
anotner paper ana neetis it rj ,Hit.,wd ,t,i,liMii,t..r..itier;Ht:i:l...rJ .im
badly.- One payer in a city of the MtvimK-.', t--a-,i. bav. nile-i in 1;,,
. , , . count v court ot A ic.niiiuN.il t'otioi v, 1.
Size of Portland IS not enough ' eumi.nir final Account .is ;clmim-tni..-
There is more than a matter i f
niwsiuthis. Were it only that,
the Oreonian would rill the
bill.
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but a newspaper such as the Ore-! sai.1 .Male
gonian, in its support of men and j ll thi Vnh l,i4V '"' V.' n' iiai K.
measures, should have no mono- j Adniimstrt.r of tii. K t.m- .r .i,.in.
. . Mtcliiitec. il:cuscil.
poly, for it grows venal tn time and j -
ceases t discriminate between the ( Notice of Final Settlement
just and the unjust. Let the new ' "
.. , . : Notice in hereby given Hon the t'.nmlv
paper come as soon as possible. . j Court ..f the state of ur. xon, t..r ..sti.
hhhm Kington t'imiiiy, has tlxcl Sloniiay, Mpt
lti. l!M), at tell o'cliH'k ill the forenoon ot
The Oregonian says that it isn't say- sai.l day, in the t'ouniv Court nnu.at
ing very much about politics just now. HilWa.'r... ivtr.i. aa the time and idace
. . . . . . ' tor hearing ol.j ti. h?, 1! nnv Ihcrv u
This it true. It is waiting for the boss- ,,e fj,, a,.(.i,i,tiiisf of tlie.t,(i,in,isintii,.n
es to give it its cue. ! of the estate f Niiili;iimi l ttolhiu.l. de
, i ta.-d, and forthe tiinil wttlenient ol ui()
BH. V. Corbett says that he has bee; '. , , 'M. UKAIiV,
. ,., , ,. ,-, , I Administrator f Mw estate,
the victim of blackmail. Very likely j HilKU.ro. or., July l. li.
this recent case has more foundation' - -
than the old gentleman will admit
Or-
egon is quite familiar with the tactics of ;
the old fraud who has been sending ; v ,1 1 V. , ,1.1.. .
fc ' Notii is h rel.v given Unit I. the iticicr
Christmas presents to impecunious leg- nipied adininis'trutor 01 ihe Ki-Nue of J,.m
islators. W. Michulcc, deivisffll, listve til-. in die
j county court of Wiisiiicgtoii t'oiirilr. 1 n
Because an inferior number of Boers '' n""' " .",n,im,ri""r
.,, , . . i ol said r.state. iind tlntt said ei.iot ha-
wtll not stand up and be annihilated by ( ei M,Hny the awh day of August, !i,
a vastly superior force of British, the '. ' 'he b"Mr "f i0 'elj( in the r.m-t.i.
, - ,, ;Ofsaiddav as the lime, find thu ('..un
loving Oregonian says they are "cow-J ,, M-,he f,,,' hrillK h),vt.
ards." How pitiful that fifty thousand ( ions to said uecount and tiie tiiiii! sen It
d . 1 . : iineiit of said e-i.itn.
out" "Ul uf rCM
against four or Gve times as many Brit- f
ish and be murdered just to satisfy the
Oregonian's idea of bravery! ;
Trustee's Sale of Real Estate
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order issued by the District C-mirt
of the United Htat'es for the District of
Oregon, mado an entered on June -Z, I'M),
in the matter of the esrtale of Stephen
Blank, Bankrupt, authorizing and direct
ing the undersigned, trustee of said ro
tate, to sell at public auction oral privm
sale the real property belonging 10 said
estate, and hereinafter described: Sow.,
therefore, I will, on Monday, the 'JTtli
day of August. 19n0. at the hour of 10
o'clock a 111. of said day. at the south,
door of the Court House, at lliilstioro, ,
Uregou, sell to the highest i.iddr, for 1
cash in hand, the following described
real estate, to-wit: - i
The H. VI. quarter of section III, in town-1
ship 2 North of Range 2 West of the!
tins Willamette . Meridian, Washington S
County, Oregon, containing UJO acres. j
Witness my hand at Hillsls.ro, Oregon, ,
this day of July, 1!X.
. JOHN M. WALT,, j
Trustee ut the estate of Htepheu lilank,
bankrupt. ;
CITATION,
I.V THE COUNTY COURT OK Till;
State of Oregon, for the County of
Washington.
In the matter of the estate, of I t
W. K. Irfwis, des!asei. j
To A. B. Lewis, .1. D. Lpwim, Mary B.
Lewis, 3ohn J'. Lewis. John M. Lewis.
Kinioa 111 ins.. 11, MitHie F, Bi insou, I!.
8. Lewis, Annie Lewis, Nellie tuick
and all. other persons interested,
greeting:
In the Name of the State of Oreinm. Vou
are hereby cited and required to apiiear in
the oiinly tJourt of the htato of Oregon,
lor tbi! County of ashmgUni, at the, , Aim the N K 'i of ,S W section ten
Court room thereof, at Hillsboro in the . (10j township two ft',, X. nth of lijinge live
County of Washington, on Monday the '(:',; West of the Willamette. Meridian and
IVnlav III Alltrlist l'MMl ui lo .,.I..,.I I 1, I....I 1 ..... .
1 , . ';- -.i-'.n, i,i
the lon-noon of that day, then and (here
to show cause if any there be w hy an i provided bv law and the proceed applied
orderdirectiug the Administrator to-scll to the satWaction of plai. tiffs said
at public or private sale the real property , Judgment ami that the lieu of bis said
Is'longing to said estate and described as ; mortgage be decreed lo be prior and su
follows to wit: Being lolHtiaud 7 in Block iperior to all claim, interest or eipiitv of
I anii 101 10 in iii.m-k i in 1 lie 1 own of cor
noliu",, Washington County, Oregon,'
shoulil hot be made as prayisl for in tbo
petition ol the administrator filed herein. ,
Witness, the Hon. L. A, Bond. Judge j
of the county court of the Slate of Oregon ;
for the County of Washington, w ith the
seal of said Court adixed, tills !th day of
July, l(X0. Attest,: ' '
(heal) (iii(J. A. MORGAN', Clork. i
- .. MONMOUTH, OREGON .
The Fall Term opens Sept. 18th. The students of tlie Slate, Normal
School are prepared to take the Ktale Certificate' immediately on gradu
ation. , Graduates readily secure good positions. Expenses of year
1120 to $150. Strong Academic and Professional courses. New Hnwinl
Department in Manual Training, Well equipped Training Depart
ment. For catalogue containing full announcements, address
orW. A. WANS,
Secretary of Faculty.
Notice of Fii alSe!t!enunt. ! vjjf I I
01 siint J-.sl.-ilc, mitt Unit sai.l t.nn 6 li i- li
etl Monday tllC 'Jlllil diiy ,." Alibis?, lum,
at the hour cf tOo'cloeit In tit- ton ..i.
of !aiil riav its (tic tiin niul rh, t',Hri
' Uoom us the plnepf ,r luarins; i l e. m.n
Notice of Final Settlement.
Dated this tilth .lav
of Jo I v. V.)t
J. N. Al I .
Ailniii.it atorof tlir-F.statc of John V
-, tchaiec, deceased.
SUMMONS.
IS THE ft It TIT CoI'liT UK Till
Mate of Oregon, for Washington County
fyniiiu T. Wilcox, l'laintili ")
vs 1
8. V. Venf.dd, jew.ii. I., t'cotold. V
Henry i'onfold and t'ttiiieriue
I'enfold , Dcfcn. hints, j
To Si V. I'liiifold. Jcs.-ie L. I'ci.foid. II, nr.,
Pen fold and t'lith-i-ino I'mifohi, tbi
alsive i iiincd ileieiHlui.ts:
In the Name of the Slate of r'goii, you.
and each of you, are hereby i'e.iiire'd to
apiear and answer the complaint lili.l
against yon in the above, entitled Curt
and suit on or before; the hist day ol
the time prescribe"! in the ordei for
publication of this summons, to-v.il:
On or before the expiration of six weel
next from and after the date of tin; tlrt
publication ol this uiumoiis, too lirsi
publication thereof being on thuTihday
ol'.luiii!, I!), and if you fail to no ap-a'r
and answer, for want thereof, ihe
1 ptnlntill' wdl apply to the Court for the
j relief ileniiinded in said eoinplaint, to
; wit: ' or a judgment against the defend
i ants, 8. F. Pcntold and Jessie j.. Pcnlold.
laud each of them, for thsitiui of
! with interest thereon mice January 1.
; lsfw. at the rale ol 10 per cent per annum,
for the aggregate num of $!.:'.) taxes paid,
; for the sunt of 75 attorneys' frs-s, and for
the coMNand disburs'ineiits of this .unit,
and for a decree foreclosing a certain
j inortgago mentioned in said complaint.
and Hindi mortgage was executed by the
' defendants, 8. K. Penfold and Jcsfie L,
j I'enl'old. to plainliir ou AuiiiiMt i!l, ihlil,
' and which is recorded on page lojof hook
i "W lU-cordsof Mortgnges in suid Wasfi-
1 inglou County. I r";-,., 11 j,,n the follow.
: jnt? describe.l real esbito sitiuiled in
; Washington County, Oregon, to-wit:
j being the southeast of the northwest
' an( the Boniliwr-st V, of the imrlheasl ,.
of section loin town 2 north, range ,1 west
of the Willamette
Meridian, containing
m aeriw. more or less.
, ...... u.i.i.iK ,, 1 ....no, 1.00 nru.-nu
, that said real estate be sol. I In the mum. in
each of the (IcfeudnnLs herein,
ami for such other and further relief as lo
the court, may appear e.piitaldc.
This summons w served upon vou by
publication, tiy order oi lion. L A. (too.
County Judge ot Washington County.
Oregon, which order w as made mid dated
on June 7, A. I). UibO. '
KMJTH A- BOWMAN,
Attorneys lor PlainllH.
P. L. CA.MPI5ELL,
President
II1C.I AND SltOUr.DKIWUw--ii..
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Cliampion For.
IVcil LiCvator Uinirant
than ai. V-other I'liis Kievtktor lot a wot
plained in Catalngur. Send for one.
Eccentric Sprocket Wh jol
liain of ltij per cent in power al time wlo ii
other tinicliitiPs flmke
Nave you seen our DUAW rut mower?
Strongest cutter on earth, t iiurutiteod to
cut where all olhers fail. In heavy alf.iif.i
the Chumpion Draw-Cut stays at it when .
others have i-lu.keil and quit Our Hay Maker Champion Mower fur
stumpy ground has mi competition, (iet Champhin Calali.gtif.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVii-R CO.,
First and Taylor Sts., - Portland, Oregon.
Sample luachim s with Wrhrung .t Sons, HiilsUiro, uml J. T. liuxinii,
Fiirost (irovi-. W. 11. MoKldiiiviipy, canvasser for Hillsboro mid vi.-in
ity. N. A. liarrett, canvasser for Forest Crove nnd North Yamhill.
"Cyclone"
Threshers
Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack
tn, Morse Powert, Threshermen'i
Supplies of All Kinds.
T-WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
IN THE NEW STORE
, H is-'i' mih-;Jt " " " " ""
'
Eilers Piano House now located at 361
Washington St., near Eighth, Portland.
A constantly increasing busincsB made it neefssary for us to secure
larger quarters, and we have built for us the beautiful new VMusic
Building" at the Corner of Park .and Washington Streets, where we
have every facility fur conveniently handling our wholesale and ratail
business. .On the first floor you will
nearly a dozen (itriereni make tit riunos ami Organs, among them the
itiost valuable and costly instruments made in Americathe Chickor
ing, of Boston; the Weher, of New York, and the Kimball, of Chicago.
Before you decide on the purchase of a Piano elsewhere, it will nay
you to investigate our instruments and ou. methods. Full particulars
and catalogue for the asking. Write today, '
EILERS PIANO HOUSE, office 351 Washington
Pnrtho'cl's Leading
Giant Powder !
Centerviile,
J. W.
u Oregon
Mme. Raffert's Face Lotion.
Complexion. Positively removes freckles, moth
and gives a youthful glow, white and healthy.
Mme. Riffert's Toilet Preparation for hands.
'The most exquisite lotion in use..' Cures chapped hands( salt rheum, tan, sun.
burn, burns, scalds and all irritated surfaces. No ladys' toilet is complete without
it. Contains no greasy substance, -.- 1 , ' ' - '
Sold by JULIA A. STANTON, 554 Union Ave.,
MRS. JOHN NORTHROP, Local Agent, -
.,:..,'
h. M. Henlel makes a specialty
of lillviiur anil spllinir tiinliorlmwla
01 i.ujllig atiil selling linilmrlfltms.
Oflice on Mam htreel, opposite
Tualatin hotel, llillaboro. Ore,
will testify
I Logan, iir,,. May moo.
M'-'"". UhS Slaver Ou , Prtb i..l.
",nr ln wl'l HiKwi-r your kin. I I
u-m-r. ciimniiinii Hinder I bouu lit
,r'" :,mr e,.r i a very g..o.
; Ui rasysml ilooi it w otk twl
iri ivcthin. Yours Rrsnr-.-tlullv.
ss priitn
-all ix-
" Russell"
Engines
rractlon or Portable, Simple r Com
pound, Wood or Straw Burners.
RUSSELL & CO.,
AND PRICES.
PORTtANO, OR.
always find the finest indention of
'Piano and Organ Dealers 1
Blast you stumps with JikIboii
Powder, Guaranteed the best.
. , ... Caps and fuse .,,
Vandervelden.
Splendid for the
patches, pimples, blackheads
Station B, Portland, Oregon,
- - Hillsboro, Oregon,
BIRTHS.- ..,!
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,I"UA NMitN July U5, to the wife of Johiiu
..IoIuiukcu, Hillsboro, iiilaiighlnf.
(l,MBKi.-Ji.ly III, to Mm wile of John
tijuhii, bu-gdeajdaee, daunbtw.,
ee, to W.ts'.c I
I ,,f goal points
Hi A
trw wr-rir
JHfternoon .
Functions call for the
aristocratic "Prince Al
bert' We are inordi
nately proud of these
soods. Thev oossess
1 . '
every element to make
us so. See that label?
WHVtfHVthlVtfMVthlWllI
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II. WKHItl'MI and SONS.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Tho Leading Drug Housoi-
When, llmgs, Mislleliioi. I'all.l. Oils, SH,ligc, liishe and all nii;gir Nuioti le
mty 1 procured al prke that iiuplv dlsino. ,s iit.n.
OR&N
Time Schedule . .
. . From Portland
Kasl iimii I leaves at 7 p 01 for Salt Lake,
Inver, Ft. Worth. Omaha
Kai!s C.tv'
St. Ij.iiis, Chicauo and Kl. ari-lii.i
U ) til
isikant Flyer leaves (1 p in for Walls
Walhl, iuneu,obs, Nt. Paul, I111I11II1,
Milwaukee. Chicago anil Kitst, arrlve-i
:-( 111 j
Ocean Sleaiohlp hn at 4 p. in for,
Man Francisi o, suillnr every Ave days.
Cotnnit.lM Itivi.p l.uuu a .. ... s
Hiiiiihiy, Saturday III 11 in for Alorlaand ,
r. v .1,11,1 . ..KM. , 1-1 vi, 4 11 ill 1. 1. 11111 n. oi. 0. v .
Wlllllllleltll river I.i.-m It u ... w.u...i
.Siiinhiy lor Oregon t Ity, New laug, Salem
1.00 way mil. lings, arriv 4:-al 11 ill encepl
Sunday , . 1
Willailli.llll nod Vhii.I.III rl. ... I. S
111 I in-day, Thursday ami Wnturday r.rr
Oregon City, Imytoii ami wnv Inndings,
arrive :;.) p 111 Monday, U e.lnrs.Uy niul
Friday
"inaiueuH nver lesve 11 s III I iioniIiiV,
Tburmlay and Natiirdav for Cnrvallla ai'ui
way landings, arrive iKl p m Tuesday,
I hiirmhiy and . Saturday
tl'Ol ......
NtinkR rl
at 3:;ia a, 111, for Lewlaiuiit' returning leave
.,,. in.,, 11 .mo j ni. v h, 111,
Address
W. II. IIULIUJIIT,
den. Pass. Agent
Cor. 2d iWasb 'ii
.1, North rop, PropiloOir,
Newly Furnished
y and Renovated
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests.
Notice of Final Settlement,
Notice la hereby given that the under,
signed, administrator of the estate, of
II. L. liendrlcks, deeeused, has Hied his
dual account In the County Court of the
Htnteof Oregon, for Washington County,
and that tho said Court has fixed Monday,
the tilth day of August, lJ0,atth hour of
Kin' elock a. in, of said day, at the room of
said Court, In II lllshoro, Oregon, a the
tlinoand place for hearing objections to
the snid II..,. 1 .,,,.,,,,,1 i -..I
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 12th day
of .1 n I v . limn
w, iieiu ricks.
AdinlniHtrutor of the
untute of IL 1,
Hendricks, deceased
Carstens Bros.,
MANUPACTUMIM O
Luinh
'iWbl
. Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc.
HILLSBORO - OR Rp.ON
Notice to Contractors.
Senlod bids will be received at tbn C01111.
iy .oiiri 111111SR rooms, 111 Hillsboro, Aug.
list 8. 1!KI at. 1. oleloi.b .. ... e... if?..
construction ( ,rhge, near Htahly's
place, liiulou precinct, liuleil July ,
1 L. A, ROOD, Judge.
By order of Uounulaaiuusra.
Ililkliom llniKi'
llilliii'vl J IIVUUVI
iioDili it Dressed
laart ofthc famou
JZZ
ftUaSArt TttD d.OTHIN
Hll lM oUo, OUKuN.
Cnion I Hock
M.llll Ml,
Dr. V. . bails)
t'ropllel.o,
Thai purity and fri'Hln.i ss i f .Irtif s Mod elicini
cals is vt hat brings the iuos salisfaiioty re
sults; and Volt Hill lilwnvs Im lli.-in si
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
We also carry the l't io-trli'd sl-k ot Toilri
111 ticks nnd drug sundries in tho roiiuty .
Fact that we buy for cash ciirI.Ich us to deal
with first 1 lass houses in,. (je tlm b-sl. Fam
ily reciMs receive ax careful aUditnm i
physlriatis' prescript ions.
Street is the loca'ion.
County Tieasurtr't Noliic.
A II 'UitMity wainii.ls.it ,l,,iiloo Conn,
ty. Oregon, io,..,i. i,, .',,i,v 1,
IlkHi, Mill ! p., ai ,,, t, v ,,,( .
lor July Is, t,o. loi. r,.,! M,i ,.,.,,, a(,
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i
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i '''"""""'l 'iciier.il ItanUn,! Bosioes,
J. W. .HMt'Ti:
A. C. NIHITK
Maiiagut
. Casldnr
Sell sight Fuchiitu;,. and Telegraphic
liaoslers and Issuea I,..lt,.H ,. t iVdll
available tin ..iodn.ut Ihe t'nitisl Flnt,
ll.v Itllla ol F.tchaii,.e ot, ,.. .
l-lvt.Mil, Hot, Mm, Pails, rn, yiltl'
loit 011 the Vhiii.mNr Is Ii, li,i mid ll prli
ejpul cities of laiiop,., '
I 'ollnetiolisnillile oil all Htwaaiblu pollltl ,
Banking hours rroni a m to ,'l p ui
IlillslHiro, Orngoii,
FARMS FOR SALE
Those who wiini tn In... u ,.),;,,.
I ton County inrnm will' do well to
can iitni investigate . the fnllowiiift
dli-rs, InqniruntTiiK Aitoba olllce.
l.ifl iieres 10 iici'iis umlnr eiilllvallon, !i
acres in pasture, iil ,.,,.H i,,.,,, ,!
lliiilM-rj g.Hol house ami Um good or
chard; well watered! ij mil,, ivm t,.,.,
villa and railroad) Jj mil,. r,,,m W.H1,
Price, tm per acre,
81 acres, I mil,, 1V0111 (irncnvllle -III
litres in eiiitivatioii; acres shudicd; II
.acres In hrush; good live-room house,
nam mid out, buildings; u. mile i u.
ami school; 11 miles to It. It. 1'ru-e, $ikjo.
IIHI neriis lim acres III eulllvalloiii 7
acres of fine beayordiini that will produce
I 7" aackii of oiiioiim per acre; good M-ifoiu
house, collfSKl! g I ham .ii7l dt .
j huihlnigHi orchard ami berry husft.5!
Ibis farm Is In t nillns i.t IMIIsb,,r,i and
! Ilnely situiilcd, can hu divided, if ueea.
jaiiry. Owner in failing health ami get
I ting old, is en usn of selling Price. DID
per aurii, 1111 euay terms, '
I 8(10 aeres-iiOO aerns In (Hilllvatloiii Km
acnw of good timber suitable f,. rU
W'OOll! hlillMM HO. I lii.i-,,. .......I 1. ..
miles Iroiu lllllHhori) and on main toad
In Pi.rtlanil. This farm has running
limne h and several spring t,t furnish
ahum iinceol water tlm year round. This
luriii lieing sitiuiled N near town Is well
suited lor dairying and gardening, as well
as irra In and i.iv i,iui,,, 1 1. . .' . .-.....
. 1 "-""."a. lino is oug 01 1.110
Margin iim III tlm eoililty.
Price,
r 1 w.i.uii ensy piiyiueiita.
20(1 acrcH-hi hi., I. ui...., .,1 t,i
- nwi.u , eUillVllllOU,
li ostly llcaverdain liitul: mil., from
r 1.'"".' Hl',l"",,,l l"vn; IH miles west
... . ...v........ l oere is a forliiiio
In
tins
iuiiii ior snimi gitrdnner. This
cheap al m per aero) l(
land is
1111 Im hail for fill
pur niire, 11 Hold Hoon.
44 acres all iirarlu land, except H acres ot
oak 1 well located, helug ,IMy p, t(1llH
from Po.ihtnd, Price, 1.(1,(1. - ;
20 acres near Heodvlllu-s ft M'
vatlon. Price, $1 Kit).
ulll-
A good sawmill, with or without ilwnll
ng am hoinestoad, ami NUOnerns of gnod
tlinborland, A fortutie lor the , iM,l, man.
ftt) acres of ui.., smooth land; 4(1 acres In
cultivation, best ol soil. Prh-e !f lK).
fjO acres unimproved hindwell located,
being only i miles from creauln. y, P. o
etui easy to dear. Tills Is u snap'st IfrilX)
luouev to man U 11111J 7 nor ...1,1
m . 1 .
glooms i-2 Shute Bid., Hillsboro
iffHlw T -V(sn,aw.u!5$3aiiwj