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Newspaper Page Text22UL3LXXXXXXXXXXTIX& i : : AFrK Km tmk ltuiiK s, HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 16, 1900. a ri op i if k I I t'i,K tCi j! Jf THE ARGUS Knterad at the Post-othce at Hillsbom, ) Oregon, as Second class mail mutter. LUCIUS A. L0M5, EDITOR. 1 County Official Paper. ISSUED EVERY TllUUSHAY BY TU Argus PtMshiag Cempasy. Huli-wr'ptlmn One Dollar U Months, 60 cue, Three Opposed to Guld Mono-metn His lieres la the KiiueUtli Hear Money means Debased and Profitless American I'rud Consequent loss is our Creditors Has no use for Marcus Brvan than reason of tilde of the ;tvrs ;. mst Bryan, and you will ohsfrve that he i assaulted in the .suue w-ni-wt in which the Try press tt sitilteil first W.i.-ihinjit.ni, snd ho ar Jefferson; you wiii note th.i! she spirit of attack is purely commer eil. , You will see that tiie pa pers winch txiay fight Mr, Bryan nn every issue, would he, from their owu admissions, perfectly sat isfied under a military government or under a monarchy. It is the sentiment that wants all the power in the president and none in the congress. !t is the sentiment which sees danger iu the rule of common people; it is the sentiment which believes in the rule of the fe as against the rule of the whole people. Withia four years inuca has been done to show peo ple that Mr. McKiuley is not the president. The Porto Rico matter disclosed the fact that McKinley was and is a mere figure-head; the Philippine question has shown us that Mr. McKinley completely changed front. Some one has been the dictator. Some one has forced us to the anamoly of a republic with monarchical powers. For this reason there are many labor ing for the election of Bryan Thousands who voted against him four years ago are now working earnestly for bis election. These men are of the best brains of the country, and they are in deadly earnest. Meu like Boutwell who have been life long republic uis, have gone over to Bryan, and the press which four years called them patriots is now calling them trait ors. Traitors to what? Traitors to monarchy; traitors to imperial ism! traitors to rotten nessl Per haps this, but not traitors to dem ocracy and the highest ideals ot re publicanism. They support Bryan because he believes in the con stitution. MISTAKE THE TEMPER. Mr. Hanna, the campaign manag er for those who have gained for a second time, the control of the re publican party, much , mistakes the temper of the American people when he jells them he has a stand in with the Almighty. Through hiB journals, which lor servility and obedience put to shame pure journalism, he tells the people that God and Destiny have it ail settled and that this man and his tool, McKinley and Roosevelt, are elected without a doubt. He sets at naught the temper of a people who have always stood for a gov ernment by the people; he sets at naught the fact that the bankn are running the country; ho sets at naught the fact that the trusts are Betting both the price of agricult ural product and the manufactured article; be sets at naught the senti ment of the masses against building and keeping, at public expense, a great standing array; he sets at naught the great public , seatiment against our tying up with a great power which never makes a mutu al benefit alliance but which means first for Britain and second or nowhere for the other party to the scheme. Mr. Hanna very much mistakes the temper of the Ameri can people. He will hold many hut that great safety valve for dem ocratic and republican institutions, the thinking voters, he will not get. And for this reason we shall Bee W. J. Bryan elected. DO YOU KKMKMBKlt? Doynn rememhrbtit a short time since, according to Hanna journal logic ' lhat Senator Hoar was a blight to his country? Do you .UY.v'"-'-V - '.' J ml nt. CITATION. WHY BIJV.VN H SI ri'OHTKO. ,'"r V ? i" 'J VM" v U receiving more Mpi'"f ' i VVrCV'l,,r,"", Vj" fJK'WW i '"' !M.V ' ii! . ''" "vu k i - Hih.iii.i . " """"""v"1 he did four years ann, t,.l !!, jWV ''tfk f t'.' JTjK W f ffl ' -' .".- ! t,..,,. pi!,,,, .In Hi maM..,-,.t'. l ,...(.. r , remember that when he said lhat I WILLIAM JEXXLVflS IMiYAX. m. he-. j v i. -.""-W-n i , Kiu : ' . ' : j kKvVH r". 'jvv. n.v" -a,-vpvja . t. is, i i ' Si N.WS ft v sM-i. "' V-f i- ! lit'slmi-o. n,-:troi, v. H.mtia AT:i'V .V 'AW . .. U " v o T ' . - i t-vl V v i ".inn, h: II M.mituv. .si.i ....... ..r.i , .. .. - 7 VflX'V'i x VAWWiT ,;,;,, " ' ir..M.. . A,lrtl .H, Nl,u, y,,,, Our Centennial President Jefferson, 1801-1809. MeKinley's Imperial policy would ruin us, the Hanna press discover, ed that he was a buccaneer with horns on his forehead and warts on his nose? Do von remember ,v , . ,.i-.., . that he was a "little American: that he was "superannuated? - But when the poor old "Little Am- rui-ii tusuovereu mat ne was nice - ly to fall out of political preferment by reason of a Hanna boycott, and I l t i ..... lie ruHntn. did vrvn nrtir t hut ho unuiia papers suuuemy aiscoverea that he was a saint with curls, a statesman with brains; a patriot! with pure purposes? Now honest - ly, Americans, doesn't this rot in our '"only, honest and pure press" of the Hanna" stripe, chill your sense of the eternal fitness of things? Do you remember how these sanib papers told you a few 'clouds by day and pillars of lire months ago that Hanrnt statecraft- by night. But with the present had cremated the silver bugaboo; loud mouthed incubus, vwrvthin forever and how they are now tell-1 ing you that that bad Bryan is a! terror on postmortem examina tions and that he will, if elected, dig ud the silver corpse so securely buried, blow in it the breath of life and set it to work slaying the banks and incidentally cause dyspepsia of the body politic? Dear readers, are these papers fool- ish or are they drunk? Or are; they just lying? Can you figure ' if rk 7 .t.- , e it out? hat do you think of them anyway? Has the dream of monarchy by Hanna disordered some livers? WHAT ABOUT THE FLAG? The administration has hauled down the flag in Alaska Why'i hlnal wl"p Ui'' Boxer8 ,u:U1,er It hoisted the flag in the Orient'..1': T in l Why haul down the flag in Aias- ka and hoist it where we have nothing in common with people? W hy do we do this? Because wej have an idea that we John Bull i we are KtttinH. thc nation over, the nor and Uncle Sam are both in the ' raaI f,icbicl Piled Juring Cleve- a.m. V..,a;o IT.. ..I J . , """' um uuwu ute nag: Who gave up gold hearing j land over which our flag has float-!a ed these many years? Why, Mr.lPrtceof that which she must l,v Hanna, whose tail candidate, Mr,! Roosevelt, says that all democrats; and populists are cowards. Isn't! PROBATE. it a pretty mess this hearing the! cry, "Don't haul down the flag" j Estate of II L Hendericks, deed, coming from men who tell us that il'"!11-' ik'1 ar"1 t'1"HP(1 "f m'"r'L 1 t i i , ,. , , i Ordered that residue of estate be England has a better form of gov- J turned over to tfje hfjjr9 armmnt than we have; who arej: Appraisement and inventory of trying to help-, imperial ' Britain j estate of John Somere, insane, filed crush the African republics? Just think a minute and see how ridic- iilniia H, oihi.ln ,.,,.ui.:,... t.. a common sense standpoint. These I fellows. Hanna, Hay, Roosevelt & Co,, want; our flag to stand for! nothing and either stands ready to! , .. . r ; ,......,.,., ....wi jjuuiiuu says: it would "he quite the thing, don't' , ,., 0 ! A IMtKTTV BIKD, IMlKKIl. When Governor Geer sends n..:.t. 1. .L , 1 . . . at ucie to ine east, lie gets in the ' associated disnatnhes with m ' ' splendor: when he wants to 'tend ro 0.-0 tn PI ; 1 , : 1, t t 1 some oi.e to China to ack the E.tx- j ers, he can always get editorial or ! news mention from the northwest I 'makes a speech for the Jews ami liujieu: wuen ne soes out, rik : Bryan, 1001-1909. for "(iodV money, he t in uhv ivs have a column dislied up in t e But!fj!ort-n t'.liz..trd. 'tc But when he is openly Vhirued with ;hv in v ,lil kil. . ..ki;., ..r. I , , . . ' ' and when no wh, m-l-.. (, .i... (offers to mke the proof; ,1 wh,,i j the law will protect him fro.,, , siatuter and the jtenilentiarv strtiuis! open for the ;uvu-t should lie fail j to substantiate hi? accusation hei tmiu n l. ..... . state circulation. This is a pretlv condition, is it not? And whv js it? When old II -irrison Kim-uiii ! use j a dollar's w-rth of p more than his predecessor tlurr was a holy howl raised; when Gov ernor that ws iVtinoyer iued a pardon, he caught h 1!; the journ als of Corl.tui.-m were pillars of goes. He is a veritable political sou! saver and he can do no wrong. Perhaps, however, his vetoes tell why he is immune fro being shown up by the dailies of Oregon. He is a pretty bird ti pose as a state executive, indeed. But he is a valuable man for certain corpur- jations. He is an immune. His j veto is his vaccine virus. cmaiii sets me pace; we !o low. Ut us quit tW noDSenJ 1(J i)e A,jJerj. can-just for once. After all, ilr. llauna makes an excel lent vke-roy for Salisbury iu tliis eou. try. We should semi him to the House of Lords. As we go to press the news reaches us ithat "av-" Gecr has not yet set sail U .martiax uml',:r the ' chMt;s,,ert"( Hanna gave him for making St. I'aul as'ja"'l of him. We have noruial crops and for them Uu . ,K,8. uy let l,ie owners ol , wrtuAo auii uuiius iiave tneir i.t,. ii.. i. , when it can he avoided? Why let Hrit- r,iti u-otf n both the price of "'e dollar ami 1 an" aPProv'(1 at .5,403.2.). I,1i?a,1'wtllen,,ent of estat0 o( 8 A iv " ucf,;"' Bt!l nearing on the 17th day of September. Real Estate Transfers. . . . . T John Mclvachen to Marv D W Cet n ;4 se yA oi s yt ot ne sec 17 t 2 " ' 4 ,w- R M Pooley Sr t to Carrie P Harri- t son 20 acres Horace l'arsotis don 000 i M K IJillcy toT H Kinxhton,(i864) f 13.75 a ahove Forest Grove 117 ! O & C R R Co to I.udwifj Hoi. ;4 I ne V ec 20 t I s r v Ho a . . ' ten fJiXS m IT? J , J y-l ... . . . ' " t J r a"" l"a arrett to Alner li.irri- "-? .m t 3 r 3 w 400 vv ni,ousipum iok 1) Montague 165isec 19 1 j n r s w Alfred Striplin to.l'hilip Porterw!4 e x of nw sec 31 t t f 3 w . 610 A(lam E Klillk 10 n A Jasper 19.26 MUnl 'jackl w "nortHtinrt w iim V 2500 OREGON STATE FAIR! ... SAI.M.M. St: FT EMBER 3r and Uott r Than Ever Before . . . ' "JT . S ''"'Tlnii.l RmvM.,H Stock lUiiU- $i0.000 IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES $20,000 , u e; - ' Notice of Final Account, In ti' mil tier oHli. ut,. uf s. Kiint, illfl;l,...l, Xotiri! j lit M.v ;ivdi i,;,i . i,,.r, IL'ltll li.l.i lilt .1 Lit Itliiil ai r .1 ... V.I MiinMratrix of iil it.ilt. itii.l ii.,.t it... '"'V 'l't'int-r. I'Knt.tii i,p. ( ,ii v f.n i;..m i ii.h .i..,., -,..i.i I IlluVurvVilriV;, ( ZT UZ.VrK-Ftf'M'". i' k'"" .Ul, i. imitr.il .-ix. ' Proposals for Warrants. "i it KH.-li tlial ill nn "'-"I. I'ooniv .Iii.lu',' n Wu.hinitton ...riliy, l'lt )..ll, H lt ri.--ii ,nl.-,l l,!,l, :it tin f.utrt lloii-r, in IIuIhIhiio, Lit tin- t I.i. ;inh ,.f Atij-u.t, I'nii, t- ...y.-i. t7 rt'i'tiiitrly i-nif.l Hiirriit.i . ,, H aliiti(.toi. i ..iiiitv . i iti'it in ! it, tlii' ilt'i.. niiiimi mil i Jt.wi, aim lur uiic i-uiititv tilt -.11111 i.f !,,l. tllB llHILt-V .i.'.l.nilill ton niirnint in! fur lit.. ,il.. Jnt-d tin ,Hh .Uj - ! Jn v . , , . , -V i , iu.;i.-il li. t. npi.tn.,! I,, tt,p puviiiiMlt of, , JO. IN M. t A 1,1,, the ili-lil linn ,ii stmt- on Iwi-k t. : Trii-U-i! f the uctule i.f Mn.i.-n lliank, I in- t'.-uin r".iTVfi the rilit n njei-l -' l!aikrii4. su.'v mill all I. ills ; - - - - - hot 'IS A. IttMiK, r, t n '"limy I. ..I.'- ..f Hasl,iKtn nnti.iv. dr. FARMS FOR SALE Hy , .1.1.-1-' tlte i:...iitn.i.Niom.iM' rt ; M "I Wiishiiittn.il Comity, tltti Wh il.iv f' Aiijfii.!, 1-i.m. ' "" " ' " Those tvli. t want to buy Wii.-diina-SHERIFF'S SALE. ton Cumly lanns will'. I., ttcll i Call nod invesligat,, the fnllowiitj! iV VHtTfE (if AN KXKCL'ttoN M'fTers. I nipiire at Thk A uidjii iillli'R 1 J tln-ree an. I unlur of sal,., iu,., ,lUt ! ot tin Cirt-u't t'otirtiil' the Statu of Or. Knit, lur VV'ali:titiiti ( uimtv, in favor of i ,., W. 1,. Arclian.U.aii anil uifatniit I'. A i 1 "",H !' uiuler fuHIsl.,n, Ui Ma-ntmtn. Kni'iitt Mai(iiam, Mi wl, i ??'r7 '" l're, tW m-nm in lriwli ami Will iimi W. Mariiiam. Jlm VV, Ki-h i '," ','ri 'rnj K'"t or- ami Fannie Keaa, hi wife, N. H. Hustoi, '",'!r'J ' V" '""r,il i mile frm (,,, ami Kiln HtiHtoii, ii,.. u,l (, a.'u Hi"' r"il""'l H mill' from i-ho Marqtia ii, jr., for the until ( finax, v,,n, t "im. lm r acn. m, .rtl ri - WuMtVah ' u, tTX :rli " iiiUui Kt tnrremi at llm rt.l f .. r cut barn ami out ,'ni?h ,,. Z . '" tan! an.) ot saiil writ. 1 IIKi acres a,-ri In ciiltlvstliiti' 7 Now. therefore, l.y virtue ami in pnnn,. ! a.-reo due Irf-avi-nlatti l lmi will proili'i,. aoi'i. ol saiii jinltfiiiitiit, ilwi-i' ami ,,r,,.r , 4tJ nai kfi of imiiuiim Hr tu-rv; gmnl N-pmiiii ol -ulis, I Mill on J hotiw, con Jl kd; ,H,a bura uliwf Monday, .Si'ptemlier 10, 11I00, ! ,,,,f! !'h "' ny huahM. ;: -r , i hy'rju.t rii" w iffi'M llillNlH.ro. iHungioi, Comity, ori-iioii. twry. Owner i t fatlliiK beiilth an ,1 .IT at the hour of W u'.Hk a. ,,., of Wil j tnK old, la 0 ilay ll at puhlU: att.-tio,, to the hltflnt per acre, on euay tnrnm. ' ? l.nl.ln- for cash, th foliowiiiK iJi.M-i-il,i-,J ! V ' n a! .ni.Li ty. Io n it; I 00 acres -200 acres in cullivatloii! loo 'lite North-Went Quarter of Fccilon Ten 1 min "f K00'1 tiinher muitahle for ooril (ti) T.iwuslitpTwoti!) South of liitiiB one I wni; hi'Use ami liarit; '(! urehitnl 2 1 West or the Willamette .Merlilinn, av- 'r"ln' 'HHsburo ami on main n,a, "'K '! exireptiim lite Iu acre tram (on " rortlaml. This farm has ruiiuiiix eyl to one McKarliut.I nu,l the ,5 acre !'" ' ami vi-ral .riuKa that I'ltritiMli tritct Willi ami hitomlwl t-i ,i- cuiive.re, . 1 ahumlance of alr the yijar rouiiil. 'l'hi one lialthawr Fink, l oiitaitiiiuj in all ivi iurm '"hiir mtuautil wt near town la t. res, in. .re or lie, ami nil tiilualcil in the hi-i'finljeforH namwl Hiiuis'aml for the coitiiml ftXieues of Maiil anle. Sai.l properly will U aohl auliject to re-rli-liijilii.li, u per atatule of Oregon. Wilnens my liattil tlilM lit It day of Auif ' "M J. W .NfiWKl.I," .Siteiilldl V.jHhni(jton County, Ort-xoo. H. 1!. IlittiUm, Atty lor i'laintill'. SHERIFF'S SALE. aunt ttfton l ouniv in,M ... I-Y VIIU'UK ol' AN ICXKCUTlov ZtCaVX?J t""' ''"w1"" ,(;"t,v, in favor ol Lyttiau T. Wllc.01 ami acniimt H, V. Hen- tout, .icssie feiiiol.l, Henry J'cn,,l,i mnl Catherinn 1't.nlold for tticwiin ot S.'ltl conts, ami for the further Mint, of fvjo, V. S. fcold coin, with Intercut, tliefeou ut the rate of 10 per cent i.er Hiitiuin IVotn the ltd, day of January, lMi, and the further sunt of 7.1, with interest 1 hereon at Uto rate of 0 per cent per annum fron, t, iiinutiyoi jitiy, liniu, as itltoi'neva' fee, ami also the stim of 27 ..Ml, with 'interest thereon Ifom tlto 21th duy of July, llnto, at the rate of II per emit perunnum, ami ' lor the costs ami expensoa of sale ami of i Said writ Now, therefore, iy virtue and inpursn I am of said judgment, .decree and order ' 01 mw,, 1 win, on . Monday, September It), 1'jOi) at the south door of the Court House, In iji.tiMiioro, vt iiMiiiiiKlon l ouiity, Oreioii at tin! linttr of 10 o'clock a. in.. ,.f m.lA ! lay. sell at pitlilie auction to the hik-ii. OHt fii.lder lor cash, the following tlcscril,- ed real oroiierfv -1u.u-ii, Jieitm the soul heast of thiutorthwest V f , Notice of Final Settlement. and tlie.Hoiitliweht, of the unrtheast '-i 1 . of sectioii U) in town 2 north, ranxeft wnit ! ' of the Wilhtinctte Meridian, cmitalniiiK ' Notice Is herehy Kven that t, the umler 80 acres, more or lens, nigned udinlnislraior ol the Knlate of J lin Alio the, N K 14 of h v 1 snellon ten Mii-lialec, deceased, have filled In 'i,e 1th township two Norilt of uaKK Hvo county emirt of '.V'iiHliiiiK't.oii Cotinlv Or U) West ol tint VVtlliinietto ileridian mid Coti. my Final Account as administrator conlaiiunj; tOacnn of laud, and all aitu- ol said Kutate, ami that said court has II x at in VvuMhiuKUii, County, Oreyiin, to ; d Mon'hiy the )th day of Anirust Mm saliHly the herciuhofoi'e named sums, anti ; at 'he hour of in o'clock lit tlu dVirounoii' lor the conU ami expenses of Bttitl sale, j of said day as the time, ami the Court Said urooertv will he sold snlilect i : Room as the nluei. I'.r I,,,,,,,;,,.. ,,t,u,i... InmjHion tm per nulutc of OrcKo'n. . ' Hues my lutml this Hlh day of Auk- ; USt, IIKHI. - ,1. W. HKVVKI.I Bherill'of WashiiiKton County, Uiwon Smith & Bowman, Attys for i'lfl'. Mrs: Ella Hare O'Connor, who bus for three months been viHitintr .. til. ...I..,: :.. ,1 -, 1 . . niui imiuives 111 irim city, departed Monthly evening for her hointi in!0"' on Main .Street opposile .,,.i.t.. 1.. .: 1......1 ii-ii . I.' Seattle. OKMiOX ... IT TO 22, 1000. -I.H-K n. ...r exhil.iw luulr. lRKI M. li. WISKOM.Sw., , Sali'iu, (iii'tmi. In Num.- uf ,NI:iti i,f OiriTim, vol iu !.t tel . nr.. ,iii. rr,piu'-l tMijij -ir in !. '"it hi ii'ii'lullli. ,, Hi. in,, . i i In. i . . 1 1 . . v I a in., ,, i, , 'I .it It i ih, IIVl.Ml, I'll M.ui.lnv i , l'Hi, i,l hi i.'. .,ck. ii ' , tli. l, tii,.., MM V ' 1 1 I- ' - , .1- V.I 1 M. I,. ,. ,ll.. ..,! ii.. ,,. ; , .. . ,-,v . ,l,.t, i ... 1 1 1.,- il. llltf I. .1x1, ill, .' (I, (,-, .11 I S,1 1 ..It sr I ,,t . I ...lit! V . t It., ',.!! III. Mill II .1 In. :;.il. !!- l ,U . f II. till , i iii,.ii i.i ih,. .niMHiH(i,.... !i:,l I 'A mi,,.,... !,, II,,,,, v, ;.., (l ., in., ..mi.; v v.mrl .0 luw Si. ii. i i..r id., i .1 Ml" Wnil.iiii'l.iii. niili il. H.-ftl uf will t ..nn iiitt ,..,n,i !l, ,1 iv ot j i.iv, i:m, A t t,vt; "iS'iih t.Ku. A, JIUlli.' A V. i ',i,, I'ruttctt' Sale of Kcal Eti,t . Ill-,' '., ii,;ir t.r.li'i i-(i .... ; i . i .,.i,-i Lit t,f MlM. ! ! ..1 '1 llll I IHl.'U ' II'."'.!!!, Il.il, l. XZ, Xtil "tZZ i i - : . li. l'""'iv i I i.i! I. v.,.f I'MtilK. Nllll io O , .(.-, , ,. tln'i-ilnrc, I u i ...i M.i. .t.it, i ,,. ' '';'" A,iifii.t. t.ui ,o ii, t, , ," , , i'rl.,.k t, in, ., w,,,s .i-, . i Im-.,!. I. i . . : 'r i un' vouri t ti-. tt III ori-Ui'it. iiel I to I hi tilfh.rf ,..,l ,'tt"1' " ". Hi" IoHoh mt lrnlwl , l t'-ui'', t.-tt: ( N.W. iiutirtcr ..i H ii..u hs. i (,. it- ' !ot 8 Norili nl' Km.jjr s l ,.t i.f '1' " l iin'tti ,ii i iiluio, tv a.lnnyton ' '"i"" , "it. ii. t ojiliiinliiij Iiiii ttcti-.. , , . ..!,. i niU j,, (-,'.. , " ''' H.y IuiihI hi 1 1 il iMt.r, lirry.ii Oii !.l ilay ..f .Inly. I'M! j """''", r uatryin ami rurilmln , aa well .... ,my raiMHIK, SIK1 l HUB ol lite (treateat baraum In the county, price per acre on ay payments, airw,i l.iuh state of cttlUvatlou. ntmttly lleavnnlam hind; x ,( frlli; ratiroa. slallon and town; IS iiiIIi-m weal of I'tirtland. There i roitttno In thm larm for gome Kaneiifr. This land h chettp at f per aci-n; it chii hn had lor rsj 41 acres all prarie land, except 8 aenm ol oak; well located. UinK only 111 milea ..u 1 i.iimiio, i rice, ji h.i. 21) acro near Iteedvilie3 acres In cult! vatinn. Price, $(, A koihI sawmill, with or without dwell .iK am ttttiiiet.m.l, and S00 (.re of xooil tinihmlami, A fiirtiine r..rtherlht man. m acrca of nice mnooth Imirl; in aero ii, ' ..., iwi 111 ami, rrtne, SHKXl, W) acres iiiitiunrovo.l lttmi; We (.Hted txmiK only i miles from creainerv. V. O Fltc I,. !,..,. M-I.i.. 1 .,'. 4 , 1 mi, u anmiai S.iOU, Carstens Bros,, MANUFACTUBRK8 Ot liough it U Lui Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc. rrrf f ?H(lBn 1U,'''S'0 .' ""' OR BOON to said account and the final sett lumen, ,.r M eslate. Dated this lllth day July, 1000, Admhiisti-ator of tho li-latn of Join, Micltaieu, deceased, ( l 1 1 ,i r i,- h M. Heidel makes a specialty of buying and HelliiiK tiiuherhinds Tualatin hotel. Hillsboro, Ore. ATTENTION, LADIES! ! I V State Normal School .. MONMOUTH, OREGON . The Full Term open Sept. l"ili. '' lie stinlintR uf tin- Slat Nuinitil Sclimil me pri-pitreil In Ukc 1 1 r St tto t 'erlilii'iilo iiiiii.i'iliiilfl y on Krudit all. hi, ( ! rti.ltiiiti'it re.iilily si-iurti jun.l pu?ilioiis, Knpi'iii. uf tnr tl'io to if I. Ml, Siruuu Aciiili'iiiic and I'rofennionnl -iiUrM- Sett Spn-iit lh'ptti-tnii., in Mtiniml Tritiniiit! t'iiipp-i Ir.iu.Hn' liepnil- lii-nt, ''nr r:t!.il.t!tu fiiiilrtiiiinii full hiiiii.iiihtiiiimiI-. ;t,,ic r W. A WAX V. Sorro'lirv of I'WultV PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR CASH OR ON EASY PAYMENTS I Th home of Chlckerlnq Klmbull Plmo, Kimball, The Hillsboro Pliarmacy.'v The Leading Drug House Whore I'm,.., M.Hliclnea. I'alnla, ll,N,a.Kr,, ,!,, . l.ruiHl'a N,f m ty lie prot lire.1 at price lhat simply ilisUm 1,H.U,,1, Mme. Raifert's Face Lotion. Splendid for the 7J -1-' .... black, U Mme. Riffert's Toilet Preparation for hands. The most es.uiile lotion in use. Cures chapped Itun.ls, salt rl.e Ian ai.u- burn. Imrns, scalds .ltd all trntsteil surface. N lu,v' iuic . m o li u .!,i it. Contains in. greitsy s,it.nc ,. , " Sohl hy JULIA A. STANTON, SH Union Ave., Station It, l-onh.tM ,ZZ" MRS. JOHN NORTHROP, Iocal Aent, . . . ' 0, Ilfl&EBER ri nl ,mrilv ftll(1 fWil hh o(.(liu(fi ni(l ( )i( ( ;i cm h is what brings (he most cut irf'.u-tory re suits; nii.l you Wi ,,VM ,ini ,),,; u, THE DELTA DRUG STORE. We also carry the best assorted stock ,.l Toilet "n "-s a, OR&W Time Schedule .. . . From Portland rfn1vt:,,:t! ten ?:.'.!!.. f,iM-"""t,. nt I.OU1S. i: lleairii u.,,1 l,'l .,,...!. Hpokitlm li'lver I MUiraii fl ,, ft... U..... w,t it.... . ... ... :rr: . t " Milwaukee, , mu, 3; m ' "I "urn, ni. caul, Kulutli. Ocoim Hlnanishliis" I. Han Francisco, HailliiK every live days. ' Columbia River leave H p m excent aumlay, Haturday 10 p m Mr AslorlJ , ,! ..,r ..iiiiiiiiKs, arrive 1 p m except Sunday j Sun.lay for OmKo cny, Newhe1(f, h, I, Hl!!mhtyy lan,llntM' arri :' 1 in excepl " HHiilloun liviir iMllVfl H a si. i W'ilhtmette and Yamlilll .. I a in Tiiitsday Thursday ami Katur.lay for Onuron City, llavton ..ml if.. . Friday m,nuiy. wetiuewliiy mill Wlllainetto river leitvefla m Tuesdiiv. Ihursday and Huturtlay for CorvalllK ftm waylandliis, arrive l:;tu p m Timsday. Ihursday and Maturday ,v' Snake river loave lihinrla dailv atlhl fi a. m. for LewiHtim wlur, ,g a'vf, J-ewltondullyata. m. Address W. H. HUl.BUItT, Gen, Pans, Agent H.-.-I.,., tt.-io '..., U. .. '.. "V "is, V tin ve lulrii I Ii p Agency ..I tiie Luium lir, Si-tl.v Jfc C , I.M.Ill'l' IIM-K (Old I iIJ lit any Iih'I I'lii'rn, jo, ll '. ft 5" no.! C..IH.' Hi nn. I tr llirm, II. WEHRUNO & SONS, mu.sittwo. ti;i:nt, P I. l AMI-I KII., I,-.,.i..i It is cm? to obtain foe4 SML Whers no Iocs) ileslcr sells thcut, tm will sen4 i piano or organ tor a small caih payment, bsUtnca as monthly payments, Two years rims to finiih purchase II desired. Wa fcuultl like to explain our method. We will send sn in ointment ruaraav teeintt lalufaction, r ths piano nay he reiutririi to ut at our epn. t'aUlugurs tree lor tht asking tall all shout ihrm Special prios aa4 lull inlutiiution il you writ. la New Suli Biuia, Ut WuklMl.. tu, r.rtWma. 9m, Pianos, Weber Pianos, Crown, (Nccdliam and Great Weatern Organs niott IUikI, Mum HI. A. I'.ailet 'luprlelol , m urug siimlricH in the n.unlv Kitct tluitwe buy fticash enables 1IH to .l.i.l with first class houses ,ni,l get i 1,,., VllUi. ilv reoips m.rivH (.r,.fu ,,, io lhysiciaiiH' prescriptioiis. Street is the location, TrBiisact it (Innorai Itanklntf HuhIiiiiss J. W. SIIUTH A. t!. HIIUTK .... ..Manure, . . .CaHhier tn . ife !j L , " ,,",,,"f" ,'" TelcKraphle av d a " 1 llN',"",, biiltnra of CredH t olloctlonsmtidi, on l! acccHHlldo point,. IhtnkliitfhourHfi-omDamto.lpm , IIIIInIhii-o, Oregon, Cor. 2il A WjmIi''jb IV JklUi I. NoHI,,t, I'lop.le,,,,., Newly Furnished JN- and Reno vaterl A first-class tal,le ad nil Hccounuoilatioiia for the convenience of KUests. , , Goto KJ Barber, Second .Street, ' for 11 neat shave or haircut. Htiti., factmn giiaranleed. Viue butb room m couuucliou. l.'ll.l II n v 1 11 iv 'tiiu liui