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HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 2, 1900.
: A I'ai'kii im1 run r".'i.e.
rir.T.T.T.T.TT.rT
State Normal School
THE ARGUS
K a tared at tha Poat-omce at UiUsbon.,
Oregon, as Seoond cl mail maiter.
LUCIUS A. LOXU. EOJTOK.
County Official Paivr.
rssuBn EVERY TlU liAV
BY
Tie Argus Pablishin! Ospr.j
Srtbucr'.itioii: Om t..ll:r Jr Aimun,.
Six MoiUhmeOcn; Thrv .umti, :
MONMOUTH, OREGON ..
H.-j,' 'S l. 'i'h,. Mh.l.'nts of tli St.il.' Normal
1 t.- !ih M:t(, (',.. tiiu'att" iuiini'ili il.'lv on unolit-
1 5 I V - M'lll'll
uooii jiK.-m.ms. I', xpi'hs.w of vt-iir
Vl'k l' '! iml I foil'SSlitllul I'lllll'MOS X Siuu'SmI
Hi hi ;,on,l ImiihUM Well t'liilililifil 'l'r;lilil.i' I limni-l.
c iu it -lint lull aiiiioiiiKTiiu'iitti, iuMtohm
T. I.. (WMIMIKI.I.,
rr'ii'ltit
1 .Mssfe;
1 fWJa.: , 3 ,
Opposed to GoUl Mono metalliMii
lieve in the
Dear Money
and Profitless
is our Cre.lit..V t;.tin.!
Consetjiicut loss i
Has no use
Ol AUK
Americans .In n.t nrc liw Ui nm s
conduct ilifir ii.vvernn-i'i t. ThM
is their Uusincss. It Uk'V nr-oo.
tent. t- ?peiii! iiiiiii .1
eitk- royalty itliou a mniUiti';
if they are content tluil t i . i r sov
ereians chull jx'inl nsi-lions u sul
due and onuiier lovers -f '.Hi' rty
in the 'Transvaal while tuiiii! otj
tlinirnwn slllii.'Ctf f. ilow stlt'iei !. j
die and rot from starvation .1. r.
in India, that is their business il
they are content t.i have a House
of Lords to override their economic
wishes and have not spirit to 'l
aside these old relics of feudalism,
that is their business, and not ours.
But when we have a party in pow
er which conceives British policies
to be our policies; when we have an
administration which wants us to
'pursue a policy of empire that
means stultificatian of the lst
thought and aspirations of our
country, then, and rijrM then, we
have a right to hold before our citi
zens the light that is luring ns to
ruin. When we know that Brit
ish financiers dictate our monetary
policy; when we know that our ad
ministration is guided by British
hopet and British dictation, then,
and right then, it is time for every
American to remember that in the
fruition of British policies in Am
erican civic life, lay the death and
burial of American institutions;
the tomb of liberty, of popular gov
ernment and the right of every
man, by his ballot, to make him
self a sovereign part of our country
and its administration.
It is for this reason that every
American should study well the
trend of the times and be prepared
to cast a ballot for that American-'
ism which was the gift of our pa
triarchal fathers that boon of lib
erty which has made our country
a resting place for the oppressed of
every clime.
We want . an administration '
which will not be dependent on the
preferences of British nobility; we
waat an administration which will
not cry out for more taxation and
hence, more debt; we want a rep
resentation which will not ask for
more armies and more government
al scandals; we want a government
which will stand for, and hold hal
lowed, a righteous appeal for liber
ty, everywhere. We want an ad
ministration which will hallow the
essence of the Declaration of Inde
- pendence, that bulwark of Ameri
can liberty that iustrument which
has for one hundred years been onr
guide at all times and give u the
purest and highest ideals of a gov
ernment by. of, and for the people.
Can you get this by voting for a
man like Mr. McKinley? Can you
get this by voting for a man in the
control of men like Hanna? In
Bryan and what he stands lor,
only, can you find this. Divest
yourself of partisan prejudice, and
cast aside your devotion for "party'
party right or wrong and these
truths must come home to you.
For yoa are, or should be, an Am
erican. A 8TKANGK KKQUKKT.
The Oregonian indites a few lines
to prominent Bryan men. inviting
them to now send in articles on
the money question. Jf these men
are wise they will pay no attention
to the remarks of the Oregonian.
When that paper gets cornered in
an economic argument it simply
dismisses the controversy with a
statement tnat the matter is treason
able and its columns are no long
er open for discussion. This is
one of its old tricks and one that
it always employs when it gets
worsted. Oregon is indeed unfortu
nate in having but one paper of
state: circulation and this gives the
Bimetallic SurtriLj U fcYJt - :W.,, i '
, Anieiican VhhUxi mm , ysUV WTT v . J-' - T V
rr.ie0. . ,,fl control ,,iinK their ri8ht t0 independences we
state politics. As the paper is a
tool of no mean ability and as it is
.'.iVV "Cx" H
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Wvf m . v ,.T J-JL VVWY.UJS
X3?e Art: ?M5
WILLIAM JEXiXIXliS 1IIJVAX.
in a position to state things fairly
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cr unfairly as political expediency
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may demand, it has its way in af -
fairs generally. It is only weas -
innally that the people of Oregon
get awakened to its influence and
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iiveit a rebuke. Men of mtel-
.
ligencehave quit looking in that
journal for fairness but the ignor -
ailt have hot quit seeking in ts
columns for political pabulum.
THE TRKM) OF SVPI'OKT.
The partisan press of the West, and '
more particularly the Northwest,
where the chiefest newspapers are
of Hanna extraction, and where for
years the States and territories '
have had republican administrt-
lions in the main, are engaged in
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telling their readers of the terrible;
j
bolt of Eastern papers against .
Bryan. It is supposed that mis (
representation will make votes forj
the candidates of the trusts and j
. ,. . , , , , , ',
niiDenalism. This wholesale fa!s-1
j
ityof statement, however, will not j
le credited by men of intelligftu-e j
who will rather see for themselves teachings of our greatest men.
than take the name of partisan- -
newspapers for it. As a matter of j IT is s.i k.
fact the papers which supported j
Brya i in '96 are now supporting;11 sa,c 10 8a-v that ni"ety-nine men
, . ... .. , . . out of a hundred in civilized countries
him with an exception or two m ; . ,
' j are opposed to war,
the west a silver pajer at Halt j- They arc farmcr3i lneCliauii-s, mer
I.ake and one at Denver. These j chants, manufacturers, teachers, and
will make no change in the result! wish the privilege of attending to their
in. Utah and Colorado. Sneaking ic
of the democratic DaDers (which
' 4
the esteemed Oregonian is so readi-1
ly quoting) the Literary Kigest !
says.
"Most of them, however are democratic ,
papers that left the party four years ago,
and never supported Bryan, so that their '
opposition to him does him now does
not indicate any change in the political
situation.
"On the other hand, we have the fol-
1i.uriticr ta rwra wliifH fit tir nuntifirtfil
w n.uj, f f- -' 1
McKinlevfour vear. ago, or at least op-
.t -.,-.rti,.. with .
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Springfield Republican.
Philadelphia Times.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Boston Traveler. (Travelling Men's
Journal. 1
Cleveland Plaindealer.
Boston Post.
Chaileston News and Courier.
Montgomery Adviser.
Chicago Chronicle.
Nashville American.
New York World.
'i.i i il t , - n . :
i nese papers noui mat nryan in,
representatively American and!,
mill lie snouiti lie elected, im me
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papers ot Oregon Hope to being
their readers as to how the nation
al press is aligned? Do they think
their readers are fools? Can they
their readers are fools? Can they
.! .I., tbo bn ' 5 nrM,
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Mentiment ia not. a to chftmrea
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more iavoraoji' io;ur. jryaii irmu
it was four years ago?
Will the;11'1 position.
tin god of Jlannaites in Oregon,'
the Oreironian. dentr the above !
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statement as to newspaper seuti-;
...o nr. .l..,il :rrilnf.H nil o tr..t no ro i n iit..i i.f t hn
iiii.iiv. . oiinn mi. ii ti.mi i w
will or not.
BCJIl'RZ'K BUMMAKY.
Carl Shurz concludes 'an able arti-
cle in the New York Herald in the
following vigorous lancriiaire:
Every intelligent observer of current j
affairs knows that, if we had treated the
1'ilippine Islanders justly by rtcogiii.-i
had r.rniiilapd In r.;.,. Ili.l nt lli.i
Cub.,,., we would have obtained from;.,, has made deal with lii.ir
them for the mere asking whatever com-j Hermann to further his own aspir-
V V
mm
vW
, 'Kat advantaRvs ..nd U.iu-vtr ccrl-
iuir stations and ollu-i accomniOilatioiis
, , , , .
i for our uavv, and whatever laeilitK tor
, aevdoiil R ile KMWM 0, ie a.tlu
; R,i or exercising an elev.ains intliu :ur
anion); the natives, we initit have ri;,.s-
I nil,,1' desired. We eoutd have had all
! this without kiliinir more than tvn tl us
ami lilijunos, uitiout sacriLcinj; the
;Uvcs of tll0USilI1,ls of our ,1W11
j and wrecking the mental and physical
' viulitv of many more thousands hy scr-
I vice in ,he roPics- willl,!t kl'in y'
, larjje army inathe KiHppines, cnsiing
our taxpayers scores o! milouns a year;
I without making the population of those
! islands, if we sueetediiig in sulijugatiiii;
them, our mora! enemies, always ejjjer
to kindle a fire in our rear whenever we!
get into a quarrel with any other power, I
ami thu weaLenint.' tro.ti.ail of strem-lh. i
etiin(, us. wi!hout rMjuis 1)r m,,ri;
credit with the woi Id by preventing out j
loudly heralded "war f liberation and
humanity" into a vulvar land grabbing j
game, and bv scandalousiv betraying
. '. , , i
our alnea; w ithout making our southern 1
BeiK,lhor, ,iistrustfiil of our purpose. !
and thus undermining the Monroe due-
trine, witi"n,t throwing overbo.od the
w'ed principle of our republican
government and the high ideals ol our
" , . .......
people, as Kiev are emuodien in me!
Ueclaraliotl of 'ImU.rndence, the Cou-
stitution of the United States, and thc!
, . own buoinebs, homes, frieuda and Unit
;lIie8'
They have work to do and wish
no war.
But lhe demagogue, politicians ami
rogues seem to be constantly striving
! to promote their personal and political ()f m M ,
.tlc;heme. by promoting a love fo, . ,
1KO, tarism and wartGto. T. Angell, injJtW ,Ut ,W 1H V,V "tt"H 10
JJuuib Animals,
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FOR THE STARVING IN INDIA.
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a. .... ... U, t,. f.. Am t i
L'Jll .J!II llllll.CC lO I l ' 7i v ! UIIU3 IUI IMC
starving in India and have cheerfully ac
cepte.1 the invitation. If we could have
! had our way, every dollar our govern -
imenthas been siiendiliii in the Phil -
I lioines and every dollar the liniilish l'-.v-
i, v...... , ,.,.i:.. .. c..,i.
I ciiiiiiciiL na-i in:ni rj tu tjuuui
I Africa, should have gone to the starving
Bo!lUm c'hrislia Kditor.
j
in inula. ueo. i. angen, i lie- no;en
j The New York Evening 1'oslj
) notes that the last of lhe "Blainci
' Trislioion" l-n ve ooiie ov(-r to ttrvmi
; jrisnmeii i.aegoue over to l.tyaiti
j and Stevenson, became of the su-1
j peib democtatiu plalform. Ex. I
j j
""m--""" unpin, "i . -nn:af;o,
iiinuc & riit-'-i i aL. -vr i v io.
n ,1 n . . ...r.. W ... ............ .
1 .A,., ,u l.r...i,.;...1 P. .,.....!.
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; tt Iflt "111 IEMI1 Ml l fie PJKiniHri
i war who '"'ied having shot a,
; Spanish soldier in the back. He,
fpam W'er in the back, lie;
'. Haid that BookcvuU's dennncia-'',
. ...
i l,on "' democrals as i owards was
.Illtll i ft tt 4 I. r r. n Hnn.i in
t i i .
, " '
. . .
t 0KTI.A.VD S board Of pilbllO works!
' U,A Hceref '.!,, n11(1 tbe nevea
ret sessions and the news
i I rr ..... .
j proceedings.. It is explained on the
: ground that five men can transact
city business for 1)0,000 people un-
A,.r Ibo y.r . ..1,.,,.,.. .r.lt,. (,. .,11
in i inn iitth- i.imi 1,1.1, 111:1 li 1 , no nil
j concerned, if the public knows
j nothing of what is done. Of
i oovtrse! Porlland is very liable to
have a new charter thi winter,
when the legislature meets.
;
t. : ii,. . o... r co
1 i IS IIOW t-atll IMUl llllie . Oe Hi-
, - 'i v b "!... e i.
Eik is Tiano H; uo now located at 351
Washington St., near EigiUh, Portlai d.
i.' - oiiy iiH'H -a-'nu biifini ss iiuulo it lire s.arv for tin to secure
r i 1 u (I- ir I i- lrivi Niiili for lis tlie bi'unlifnl ne "Music
" .:' :t' "i,. fori, i-r i l I'mk and W a-lii'U!loii Streeln, Vt'heri we
' ) h.i' in i t'.T . i vi-ioei-th- lt:uiilliti our ' ImiI.-mi If ami retail
1 1 - -1 ll .-, .-ii v ill uln u s t'uul ihe lioest Sol.-cl j.lll of
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v. ,i' i. n. o i-i-:i iii-'i-ioi niai in Ano'iii'i the Cbicket-
I .u-M. i ; i,.- u . -., ,i
V I II i. .- til II
V- f i-.-.i! l-l i
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.V.XRS PIAL-iO ::oUSE.
r ' ,.. I'i.iiI i-". l.i'.nlint' 'i
Giant Powder !
J. W.
Mine. Raffert's Face Lption. Splendid for the
Complexion. Postlivelv n-uuivea freckles, moth jwtclni, pimptea Id.tctticadi
and give a youthful glow, white and healthy.
Mme. Riffert's Toilet Preparation for hands.
The most exquisite lotion in use. I'uren chapped bands, suit tlieitin, tan. u'i
hum, hums, scalds and all irritated urlace. No ladys' toilet is complete with"-"
it. Coiitaiiu no greasy iiltnie - .. .
Sold ty JULIA A. STANTON, 554
MRS. JOHN NORTHROP, bocal Agent,
Cyclone"
Threshers
! Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack
i ers, Horse Powera, Threshermen's
Supplies Of All Kinds.
aWWRITE FOR CATALOGUE
atiniis. Joe is supposed to help': CITATION.
Binder rake in the senatorial plum ;
and in return for this Binger is 'IS THK COUNTY COUKT OF TIIK
, Mate of Ori'Koti, for the County ol
helpjne l; returned next tune a Washliigton.
i,.-iti,r ia to Iih eleeleil loo is as III the iio.tler of the imtate of I
fall d.iwn in a few of his coinbina-
unns.
All the bankrupt pa)er8 like Harper
u'..i,'., ...,.i t.,.i.. u .,,,r.;., ii..,,.
d Judge are supporting Man-
J h ' ' h
dales. Pierpotit Morgan has
ii s caini
, , l.i 1 'It
! l"kr" 1,1 bnd ""lr and will run it
until after the campaign. If Mr. Mor-
loan thinks Ilia -management of that:
i : ...i ,...i ;, . ,..,,i,...o., t,.
! 1 . . '.!.
I liuiKi-s a mistake, ii was sucn as rier-
; .
j pont conducted it when it wa, advising
; people on economic ideas and yet cotil.l
only pay l6 cents on the .
BIRTHS.
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'oKTZB-Satunlay. -Inly W, Vm, to the
w)fl) r -.i..r:.-k (ioetine, r Iowa Hill,
anon.
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Treasurer's Notice.
! ' '
A)1 (;omi(y wiirriiniH of Wauhington
I , 1 1 1 f V . , , I'f ' I' 1 1 1 1 . eill 1 1 1 1 -.1-' I ..Ml ll V 11,11 II
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prior to March I,
. i , !,.ui.i.. uri..r iiirnui
i ) In erisTt wlll eeaw
i OInjirli (IIANDAIJ,,
I Vmiitv 1 riNii roc.
'
-
Not,e f Final Settlement
i
Kotii la hereby irivoii that I, the under-
1 .. ,.i oii.iii.oi.n.. i .o U .1 i.r i in
I niKlirtl ill III linLIIUUI HI l-lii" J inui' oi ll-mil
Mutlmlfli?, dccoii !!
have filled in the
1 county court, of Washington County, Or
iegoii, my Final Aeraiunt as adiiiinistralor
I il'said Khlale, and that said court has (in-
il t,iiih,e t.lm Willi ilnv of AlliniMt,. I!KH).
, tu, hour of Id o'eloek In tlu foreman.
i'lfsitid day ns the time, mid ll." C"Ui'l
t(()()1 Hlt (hi. lla(.(. f ,thMiriliK objections
. In -.n il uccitiDit. ttlill I IH Ilia Hell, (illicill O
said e.slale.
. Oatiiil this imh (lay July. VM).
(i. N.IIALK,
AdiniiilKtriilnr of tho K-dalo of John
Miehalec, deceased.
Notice of Final Settlement.-
1 " j vv. .vt ictiauii:, (lecoiisen, nave uieu in inn
Notice Is hereby given that, lhe County county court of Washington County. Ore-'',,,-.
,,r 11,.. mi u ii. ,,r Oi-nii,ii. f,o- Wimii. i iron, n.v l-'hial Account as admliiinti'iitor
' 1i.u-t.iit t'ountv. Iuih tl.xed Monday, Sent
j jhtlt ifi
i HillsboVo, Oi-eon, as ilinlitiinam1pla.il
I tor bearing objections, if any thnre be, to
i he linal acconnllniz of the administration
! of the HMtate oi Nathaniiiel llollutid. de -
,. , r,.,, l unl I le.ne.it of weld
j A ,t , , , j; , , .. , VU .tt
llillshoro, Or., J uly Wi, I'.kjU,
NEW STORE
-IN . .-.il UH KllulMlll. O t lllennil
ol . ;- :i. .
I "HI li.i-ll,
V 11'1''
Im.
office Z:,'. Washington
mo iin.l Oritin Di-iUr.
I'.last yuti stumps with .Indsnii
Powder. (Itlaraiitis'd the best,
... t ..(is and fuse ...
Vandervelden.
Union Ave., Station It, I'orll.iml, Kregon.
llillshoro, Oregon,
Russell"
Engines
Traction or Portable, 5impl r Com
pound, Wood or Straw Burners.
RUSSELL & GO.,
AND PRICES. '
PORTLAND, OR.
''j
; '"j,, ?' j ,J
j Kmina Hri,i Mat.le K. Hrii
Mary 11
laiwis,
ll'otl. It.
S. Lewis, 'Anine lawis, Nellio ijulck
and all otln. r iiersnKs inlelf ,ti-(l,
giirtliig:
I In the Naniii f the State of Oregon, vmi
' are hereby cited and require.! to appear in
: tiiiu ouiiiv uiiuit oi ine mate ot ii
h" ,V"u!'.l-v '!" '"e . of (ir'
for the (anility of Washington, at the
Court r i tdereof. at IlllUlioro in the
County of WiihIiIiikIoii, on Mouila.y Hie
211 day of August, HWO, at 1(1 o'eloek. in
the fiirenoon of ilia' ilav, then and there
to show eaiiK. If any tin-re lw why an
: onlerdlreeting the Adiiilnlstrntor Ui aell
. l I'"1' 1,! "r I'fyaiu sale tha real prowrty
i iiimoiiuiok IO sum esoio- anu OHfi.Tioeu a
11 .. I, I.... I ,..u I t t.. 1,1 . I.
n1 ZlXX.
,iHju, Wuabliigl.ui County, (Irngou,
niiouiii inn oe niaiii! an piayeu tor in me
petition ol (lie adiniiiislriilor II led herein.
Wltnc-H, the Hun, , Kood, .Indue
of the county court of tlm State of Oregon
for the County or asliininon, with the
seal of Kaid Court alllxed, tliin lilth day of
July, l!i. Altest:
(Heal) UKO. A. MOUOAN, Clnik.
Trustee's Sale of Real Estate
! Notice is berebv given that by vlrtu of
an order issueu by t . uiirtrjet tamrt
i Oregon, made an entered on June ZS, 'M,
. - -
in 1 1 1 it ii i ii I te t ol" I lie elnlH of Steuben
. k, Ih.nkr.ipt, an.liorl.lng .,,,,1 d ree..
'"K l'1' UIMHTHIKIUmi, iniNini u miii vn-
I uiu't i' t Mi m it.j mi in " i m in j 'I i v "i ti
i Haiti ttv r-al roMrty liclonniMK to Mitlil
, ,.,, ,.,,,1 .,j1..1I,,(,j,i. li.u..il..1. V.iU'
Ihereli,,-,.. I will, on Monday, the 'J7tli
! day of August, iikki. at the hour of 1(1
j o'eloek a ni. ol sain nay, al inesoiitii
dour of the Court House, at llillabnru,
i-Hnm. hi' 1 1 ni i iii int'iiUHi, u i r. Kir
i 'h""l ' "
cash In band, tho following described
real estate, to-wiU
The N.W. quarter of sne.llon In, In town
ship 2 North of Kauge 1 West of the
tho Williiniello Meridian, VVaKldngloii
County, Oregon, containing 1. 10 acres.
j Wituttsa my hand at llillshoro, Oregon,
! this iwd day of July, ntoo.
,1.111 .vi , iiaiii.
Trustee of the estate of 8leplie.ii Blank,
llankrupt.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Nolica is hereby given thai I, the under
signed administrator of lhe Kstate of John
1 of said 'Kstatn, and that said court bus fl x-
f inlir'!!.: 'il, llA!
of said day as the time, and the Court
, Itoom as llio Iduce n.r iie.iring onjeet.
Ions to said account ami the Jl mil settie-
- Innnt of said eNtald.
! Diilell Ibis lltt ll (IllV of .III I V, IW10,
A . 1 . , . I . I . t . . r tls. i:M J c, I.J f W .
.Miclialeo, deceased.
JJncrnoon
Function! all for the
trbtocratlc "Prince Al
bert." We are Inordi
nately proud of these
goods. They possess
every element to make
us so. See that label?
II. WK-HKTSll ami S(S.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy:!
The Leading Drug
Where t'lilifs, Medh-tnra. I'lillitu, Ulla, MHiigni, ltiulie nml oil iiuuttU'i Sitnutiit.
may Im procured at pilcra thai mniplv ili-inm-e r,.n,-. iui..n.
laBBBR r,
nit purity
cala is whal
ffijim
OR&N
Time Schedule . .
. . From Portland
K.e-t mail leave- al 7 p m for Hall l.ake,
I)en-r, 1-1. VViirtli. iiiniilia, Kaonwi ily
St. tanil", 'bieau'i and Kiwi, aritviw
1 n in
HiMikan Flyer leavtH fl p in for Walla
Walla, Mlniie,i.iiM, HI. I'aul, llulutli,
Milwaukee, Cliiciigo and Kiwi, arrlve-i
m
Ocean Hleniiudiliii. leave al K p. in for,
San Franelf.-.., siiiIIiik every llva day.
Co uinlda lliver lay. S p m eeep
Huii.hiy, Wal.irday IU p 111 for Astoria and
way landings, arrive 4 p .., except ,y
Wlllaii.etle river leav H a tu eieepl
Sunday for Oregon (ily, Newborn, .s.ileni
and way luiuliouM, arrive 4; a. p in eeeil
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in .uripuny, . in. runny noil nuiiiniliy tor
Oregon City, I lavton and w av laiidniKs,
arrive W p in Slonday. Wednesday and
Friday
llliiinette liver leave fl a ill Tuesday.
Thiirnday and .Saturday for Corvallia aiid
way landings, arrive 1:1 p in Tuesday,
ll.iirsilay and Saturday
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Address V ll. II VI AW UT,
(len. Pass. Agent
IkLMiWrf'jii
I, Norl l.ioii, I'lopileior,
llilliiliori! House,
Si NeWlV FtirnisshpH'"'''"" " ,ltlvatiiiii It) acres ,li,lie,l; II
JC " . UllllSinea a,,re. )t,x. K. nvu roou. b,iu,
Is and Renovated iUr1M 'v"1,""1 imiidinKa; HmiiHtop o.
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby given Unit the under-
signed, adnilnMriitor of .tho of
II. I.. Hendricks, deceased, lias tiled bu
liual aeeouut in the Counly Court of tho
Htatnof Oregon, for Washington Oninity,
and that tho niii.l Court has lixed Monday,
no i.iui uiij in noKiiMi, iiiuti, ai inn Hour of
sa,;:tr:i-';
Admlnlatrator of the estate of II. 1,.,
Hendricks, deceased.
Carstens Bros.,
MANUPACTURRRI Ot
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Sash, Doors, Vlouldlnns, fete.
HILWBORO - OR BOON
Notice to Contractors.
Healed bids will ho received at tho Coun
ty Court lloiiae rooma, In lllllaboro. Auir
ust , 1IHKI. at 2 o'clock, p. in., for the
construction of a bridge, near Htahly'a
place, Itiuton product, Dated July pi
lw . , I.. A, ItOOD, Judge!
ily order of Cumuiaaluuara.
THl ttt of TMC rawe
QUANANTtlO CkOTHINA
!llsmli,t'l(KiS
llioit lllovk
U sit. .
A. Hallel
prlolur
House
and freHbnea of drugs ai.il rlirtr.i-
brings thi- niosl -ril i-la.-tun te-
stilts; and Vint will ill in tin, I tin in at
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
We also carry I he best ns"! led slock id Toilit
iiitii'lea and drug piiiolne- io the eottnlv
Kacl I bat we buy for rush rimblra u to deal
with lirt clas bmisea and get the b-st, Kam
ily rei'ites receive mm careful :t 1 1 i t i . I . - a
pbyieinns' prescript i.m.
SI reel is (he loru'ioli,
' County TfeaMUer' i Noin e.
Alh'iiuiiiy tir.,ii,i.,. V'i.iioi,(in t mill.
, I) , tll.-ljill., vh.Imi ,,, ,,, l etooal l I,
; I! ii i, will ! -. at li.w .,, ,-,.i, n, fin
ler July s, ,i,.r,.t ai
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available Ibr.mul t the t'H...I ilalea,
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.lvr,,...., Uublio, IMri" . ju',!i,, Fraid .'
, Inrl i.ii-i In- ion st, kli.iin, no-i all in n
j el pal eilie of Kurope,
1 1 '.illwll.inKiua.il. on ait a.-eemibl. point, ,
! "'"''O'lU hones fun.. ii in to 3 p n.
IIIIIhIm.m
FARMS FOR SALE
Those who w,.ol I,. I.,... VV'ul.!
lon ''"MNty htr.ns will' do well to
cull mid invesligalii the fulloiving
nfl'ers, InipiirnnlTiiF Aiuiuh olllee,
bill iiereii Id acres under I'lililvull.in, its
aenis In paslurc, iW, u,.r,.4 ,nili and
timber; pood Iioiini. ami Urn; good or
.hard; well Halen-d; mile fn.u, Ue.,1
villa and railroad; mil,, i neho.il
I rlen, .') per acre.
!ll acres, I mil., fnun (irei-iiville-Ui
and Mi le tl in lies io It, It Price, flKJU,
i 1IS Hi-roa UNI a.-rea in cultivalloii; 7
aei-es of line beaverdani that will looduce
400 aaeks of oiiIoiin per aeri'; ood s-ieiiu
house, eot S i,a); goml ham -10X71; olfiW
liiilldlngM; orcliind ami berry busliej. '
Ibis lariu in In '2 nilli-i. ,,l iUboro and
llnely Nitualed, can In. divided, If neces
isary. Owner in failing health und get
ting old, ia cnosn ,,l lllni lrlee.IIO
P"rero, on easy terma,
I JUKI .uu-es-yis I in , ,
aer.'N uf guild timber Niulabla for cord
wood; Iioiini. and bain; good orolmidjli
lullca Irom II illnhi.t., ami on ma'ni road
to 1'orllaml, Tbla liiriu has ri lug
1 " y
M)aercHn li lull nIiiIc of eoll.tval Inn
I in.iNlly lleaverd.iiu laml; iniln from
iuiii, ,ao Hiiiuoii nun town; IS miles Weil
of I'orlland, There la a I'liitunii In this
larui lor some gardener. Thia laml Is
cheap at $.sl per acre; II can bu had for l lu
nni BC..B, sold HI II ll I . , . i ..
44 acres all prarln laud, exunptrt aerosol ' -.
oak; well luc.ited, being only i ,IW "
from I'orlland, I'rlcii, si;iiiii. "1
20 acres near Iteodvllle (i aerea hi enlll I
vaiion, 1'i'lisi, KK,
A good sawmill, with or without dwell
ing and hoiiiHNteitd, ami soil acres of iinod
tiniherlaiid, A fortiiue I'nrthe rlglit uioi,
fiO ae.rea of nlc.B ainoolli laud; Khierea lii
cultivation, la.al of Moil. Price, HW0.
NO acrea iinlniproveil I it ml ; well located,
lining only I miles froin (iioaineiy , J, O,,
etui easy to clear. This In u aiuiji'at iiiUO.
Money to loan (i and 7 per cent; )
Uooms 1-2 Bhute Bid., JlilUboro. . (
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