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HILUSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 23, 1900.
THE ARGUS
ntral at the Poat-othee at HitUboro,
Oregon, Second fuws mail matter.
LUCIUS A. LONG, KPITOK.
County Official Paper.
rsSUKD EVERY THURSDAY
BY
. Tie Argus fouEshiog Crpaaj .
bibse.r'ioti: Due Dollar per Annum,
Sit Months, 80 rt; Three Months, HA i ts.
Opposed lo Gold Mono Ditlallism. tte
lievcs in llH' Bimetallic Standard.
Dear Money means Ikbascd Property,
and Profitless American Pioduct
Consequent loss is our Creditors' Cain.
Has no use for Marcus A. Hanna
HOW H YOl I.Ik: IT.
Harper's. Wet'klv.'i'nck and U or
litre? other paors which have I .te
lv since the last pteMilttitial el
ction gone into bankruptcy sn.i
which in lS'.'li supported McKinlev
have agiin gone .to the a.-satiit
of t he democracy, Mi.ti this, iint"
the journals have paid sUml I
1 sixteen cents uf cash to one do
lar of debt, (iod b!is ill con
scientious journals I hey an per
fectly willing to pay i i x t t-f 1 1 it-nit
on the dollar, lut, of court-- i Inj
urant to "pay honest dollars." Tin -se
are the kind of journals Inch are
trying to lell people that Mr. i!iy
an is dishonest and a repudkttot,
and that he stands for all kinds of
dishonor for the nation. Taken
either way and these things should
1k tabooed by the thinking people.
If they art such poor financiers as
to go bankrupt they should not
have much weight as financial au
thority. Even Anton Planner paid
out more than 16 to 1, and be was
a rabid gold Ifag. And if these
men honestly conducted business
so that their assets were only one-
sixth their liabilities, they are poor
secimens to tell other people how
to do business. And, if there was
roguery in their actions it demands
just that much poorer reason for
following. And, yet, there ate re
liable papers quoliug these thing!
on matters of national import
"Aie you so blind that the incongru
ity of taking lessons from these
"abusers" is not patent?
' : A I'm-kk oi- i n h rii'O'i.H
TJT.T.T T .T T T ,T T X T T T r !T j -
WJLLTA3ttIEX.MX5S BRYAN.
"will -' WA
4 i .:
OREGON STATE FAIR!
, ... SAI.1..M, OH!.(iO ...
SEPTEMBER 17 TO 22, 1900.
0 oniVt, r,.v.uK lui'prov 4, l
, inn. u,Ji
iZStr anl JSott:r Than Ever Beforo
litiv1 Rv'iaired ntul Kiiimiio-.l n i,u.i. 11..11.1 .
(i !)!, 1 I v.mlotu; in Hirst -CltiMComlitu.ti lot the Lntu
1, vv M.'K M ,iul ,;ln 11llHt.1l KxiniHttiuii rver held oil tle Coast
$i0,0CO IN ilihMIUMS AND PURSES $20,000
-! 't Kmv.f , VfV ,,(, ,, M, an I .'m, il,, I,,,.,, ... ,
T l':.' U ; ' l,-"'"e Vi !u '' '' oilu r V-.lul.it. ' imi.U'd V'KKK
,''"""!"" 1 KuiliMiil -.diu-rd ,.iKs,-,i);i'i fairs on t noliondn
It. Willi; I Mi, Pits.,
Ililislioro, oi'.'ifun.
M. I. MsiMHI,Si.c..
Sah'll, (M i'ifon
Nodee of Final Settlement.
OITATION.
v.';:, i, J.lt,,v .riv,ui ilitu Hi,-t',.ii.nv ,
" " Stale ,.r rK.iii,i'..r Wasli. 1N ' "I'NTV I'tHMiT OK TIIK
x.l .i.i v, h, ... ( mnv i'.,ft !..., i , , -IOn(l.m.
,:.-"". "tvi!.".. ti. im. , ..(H.-e l" V,"' '"''lloroflbi. omIhI.' of
t . oitu; ..l.j.s-ii, u. ( v Univ ., i,, ',. ili'H'a-..l.
i... '-mi u.-o..imtiua ..rtlieadnmiMrniuMi A- UmvIx, .1. 1. t.ow h, l;irv II
.1 tut-, -hi iiie Nmliioiiot-l llnlhoi.t, ,,..- l.i'YiK J. .tut I'. l.i.tM.s. .t.tlin , ,w(,
'a-.-!, j,u ,i, lll uir,,,,! , nui Kimiiiii Uiimiin, M:0II K MHiimmi. It'
' M. II r.. IE . l.t'WI. .niini lottU. .tilla. i . . i . . L
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.oi.l!Mlliltl t'l I It' uli it(ilr
'I tt.iro. Or., July Vii.
Koiiee o: I-'nai Accnuiit.
i'IIii'i jii'ixnim iuh'i ri"i,
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11 .111
Our Centennial Pixsidont.
Jelferson, 180M809. Bryan, 1901-1909.
Urge sums in hi opposition to it. His!fr,m, K,,si bureau. The o.i
successtirs re young enouyli tuappre-
ciate the folly in wastiug monev m a I Veterans iiohl that Kvans h.-ts i , -!
useless etWto prevent the construction fttlw,.,i p(.n-ion htifinu ntUi.fS
of a canal that would benefit the entire J. 1 , "
nation, the t'acitic railroads included. I "u' n,,,s priscrilwn ideas vUivh
Oregonian. have bivn a source of Imr.l-hi,. t,
i honorable claitnants. One nli!
Iluiitingtun's death removes . no j veteran nrit.'S Thk Auors !r. o
HANK H a'POCKISY.
The following, from the New York
Journal, shows how rank hypoc
risy is the cry, "Don't Pull Down
the Flag," by the Hannaites:
"At the behest of Great Britain
President McKinley has hauled
down the American flag from a
strip of Alaskan territory twentv
miles wide and one hundred - miles
long. The land thus abandoned is
as much a portion of the United
states as Manhattan Island.
"In thie strip of American terri
tory, purchased from RuF.sia thirty
time years ago, there are Ameri
can mines and American miners,
American farmers, American saw
mills and American lumber camps.
They have all been turned over to
Kngland, lock, stock and barrel, as
a gift-from His Imperial Majesty
the Republican President
"Why not bpr the flag with the
cross of St. George and let the hy
brid banner float over the United
States of England?
91AKK, THE BAVIOCK.
Marcus A. Hauna has evened the
campaign, his initial adNen. hav-'
ing been delivered at Asbur
rk.
X.J. He uses the usual a rgu?
about the hard times during
Pln,rr.l n .1 fl .lit
wuYcmnu cm. x ue oju demagogue
can t see that those times were the
letter and spirit of effect of what he
preaches and he caj)'t-ee 'that he
is driving Cleveland admirers to
Bryan. Sometimes not often a
man like Hanna is of some benefit
to his country,
Mr. Hanna is the whole thing,
and his words should be
well digested by those democrats
, who bolted Bryan in 1896. Let
every citizen know that Hanna is
chief; then let each read his sense
less twaddle and if Biyau isn't
' elected bv a large majority it will
be from lack of judicial fairness
and intelligence.
' ' THE FOIiliY OK IT.
obstacle. The INMcaraguan Canal
project will be as bitterly fought
by the transcontinental railways,
henceforward, as in the past. Mr.
Huntington has for years pursued
a policy of purchase with the full
consent of his business associates.
The same agencies will be at work
in the time to come. Jt is non
sense to suppose otherwise. The)
Southern Pacific Company has ! "We 1,0 not 10 "'"P I'ltilippme
r... " e Islands, hut we should ketpa naval sU
never spent any more money foriUon ihere."-OieKonwn. Mnv 15,
bribery than the sum it has roblied f
BiootniiTg g'atina thai he will mi
vote for .Vk'KiitifV unless-h Irakis
the removal and he Hates that at
the Forest Grove t'ttcauipment hi
met others, who, like himself, wen
republicans, w 10 had n a!e up
their mind to the same effect.
LIST TO TilK KMII'l'KK.
Who has said "Flop
A MIXKU MKTAI'HOit.
people of by evasion of taxation.!
Here in Oregon it evades lhepay-j
ment of thousands of dollars an-
nually. So it does wherever it'
Can. Collis' death will not Stop onllet struck a silver dollar iii a Chi
theaothinja A ot.n u u I ! 8 man's pocket anil bis life was sav
toese things. A change in the ad-, e,t. Later on the silver dollar will Ik
ministration of our public affairs : nit ,,ar,i aKain a"d the country's tmsin-
will give us the canal. Nothing ' . BVe,,-Knw Clt
else. People who vote for the j
trust and corporation candidates' Here is a noodle who gets his
this fall, expecting to have inaug-j nie!al'nors Rd!y mixed. II.-
urated that which will injure trusts : should have said that the silver
and corporations, are the veriest ''''ar will. save the business life of
set of jackasses ever complimented j ,ne country later on. And it will.
with the right of suffrage and the j -
Oregonian is not so great in ignor- ' certain Portland paper once
ance but what it, too, knows this. 1 SfU'' lnat tilB ooun r3 t,r had no
ldgher inspiratian than to carp at
is THISPKOPHKCV? 'a certain daily j.mrna?. The same
paper, during the .Cleveland era
(OrKonian, Mav 4. 1808.1 t tttml to run-an article, with the
Already we are in one of the greatest Caption. "You voted for a change
Denlaofwar the p amr.r f,.r iiin. .1 ; ' '-"""h i
aguraudieruent. The fever of conquest fl'" y()U Rot it." Of course, i
hard To VVe hanif C ' footed this thing all through the
ru-htful use for the Philippiues than as (,ght of H'M"). It now gives Hanna
a hase of present operations and a host- ' a "t ( 1
age pending final settlement. A coaling ""',U!W "c
siauun, iei us retain tnere, but our pro-, "'-"n'ucui. i'o iiw reaoers- recog
fessions in this war debar us from re ; tii'tt thai i.fli.,. An iL,. : ,.,.t .
tention of even Cuba, which is more nat-, . K 1 ' , ml J UnllU ,n
urally within our scope than the l'hili- OJlcetion is not edited by fools, one
&i.e.wJ!!i sh"' U't conclude there is the trail of
j ..v. .uj,,., iviratii ui vcncuicni .
UftMASD FOB ACQUISITION OF TKRRI- - ueinagogue flCTOHS US COlllllinS.
torv we should not takk. It may ! "
be strong enough to turn the.scale of a ! . . ' "
picaiuciuiat election. .-'-.. .;.iiyi:rin 1 eoiiover, 111
'letter to lh Oregonian, last Sun
There was a time when this was Ionic. I day, gives a very thorough exnos-
Tl ft . ........
t-regunian now nusy calling it-'itlonof the political afftirs'of or
Kin iuoi aua a coward a llnf furler . 1 .1 , ,.
, a nag lurar count ry and the issues of the ores
and much more rot of the nam- . J UJC
;r a journal which claims a Hutchin- "nl eamPa,K'i- Ue governor was
a cinche on all the brains and morals
extant, the Portland paper is a pretty
flirt.
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HUUri'-S SALE.
ul all
In tli.- V iitiouf the state ,.f Oretnn. vim
lire hi-ri'liV rlleil .-ll. milll'il to Hii, .ir m
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ATTENTION. LADIES! !
We have lutrii t h e
iineiiev ul lliv ,iiiinii
Iiiew, Selh) Sl
I. ,lu V hIiho mi, I i mi
lit niiv lout, I'liii-K,
'S'1' tS "" tS V I,Md
f ,,' Colin- In nud
ee ttieiii,
II. WEHRUNO & SONS,
lllt.l.SnoUtK i',7(f.i.V.
State Normal School
.. MONMOUTH, OREGON .
The Pall Term open Sept, ISlh, 'Hie students of the Stale Ni.rinnl
School are prepared o laki the Slat tVtiilii'Uli iintin'di il' lv on uradu.
Mlioii, tirailiiiles readily n't'ine good "silioiis, Kpne of year
l'2tl lo !f.ril, Strong Acaileiiiic and Professional cunrn" Newpe cm
Deparlnii'iil. in Manual Trainim;. Well ttit il Training Depart
lllmit. Ktir rata loglie t'onlitiiilng lull aillioutu'eliienln, address
or W. A WAXN.
Svretnry of Kactillv.
P 1. t'AMI'liKI.I,,
I'HS.lll 1 I
Tn.i'.n.'r S.-ie of l"e.;l t;5l.1!t
I iV vu in-; oi- , Kxmfi in
l) ,ii i'lr.' ,,i. I ifli'S- i' :if. 1..11 . ,,.,
ul llie t ir. ut I'liiHt o. the Mwtiiii' uiv.
a-Mi, 1 W .err'"'!,, 11 -,,iuilv. 1., , eri.ijii
ll wIliT.'il! . I, Al-rlillllill.-HH vi,,.
eluiiiUlt ion! 1'. A. Mn-.tn iin. i,,.,ia
M.tritniiii. his wife, William W. M.tr. , ",,iu, u l..,.iv.u ,,(.,
Kea,. hi, wile. S. H. ll, , . '', ' ' '. "'i"' '' 1 ";.'.".
lluMt.ni. I,i, wile. .. d.'..-...ln.it.,a. , , , . ! ' ? i" ,"
-,.ehLle.,Um,.,le,.ree a,., uUr j ', , m 'J, . ". V" ' !' ' '.'". U"r i"'
ieao. iav..r... the .i.'ie,i., s. n ' u, ' , V' '; ; "' ,r"'"-'
ilH.'li'f.'O.li.iits I'. A. M.iri.i,:,,,, ,! ;;, ! h. ' , ,V :! 'e' . '""
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n,.,!,.-! nr tR-ifiitiaiiio. ,-. . :. ariiii.tiii . ,,.r ,1,,.
he ,,iiiilnr, W, I.. Ar, -11 n I can
oust the ilrli'iiilatiw. p. ,
l r.mtiia .l,liitni, in-w l.-. iiii.l H.
1'o.naui, ..r liit- u 111 ul
ilert'st liiei-i'oii ni 1 he rule ' ...,,,1 .... '...i,.
f fi .r'.'hl per annum rrom Vw M .lav! 1 1. u- lia,,,',r.
!-. M HHI S HI t.ill- Hint 1, Hillll wni
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f.l.mary, I MM , .1 lr tbo .M, ami Ul, , v";, i . .:' '." '. '"
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... tlierefore. t.v virim. ami ... ,.,. - .' ... '..V -" '"'"' ' 'ii.ui..ii
.una,, of j.hmen,. I v.,!, ' j
Moinluy, st.it.ibfi' 111, 111(10, n.w i-.i .lay ..i .he,, r....
al Hie w. nth ilnor uf the Cuoi't Himse, in j.., , , ".lu I S M, W A 1. 1..
tlili.sln.ru. U ii'hiiiKl.111 ('..iiiilv. (irejjini.i """o or the eiltite of -! .i-n lUiuili,
at llie hour tt 1 ti-im'k a, in,, n wiii) 1 KnknnU
ilay. 111 at nihlic iiii.-luui t.i the Uiiih.-l 1
hiihler for eaxh, the follow ing.ilm:rilM-. !
ri'iu property, to wit:
The NmIIIi-U rt liaarter .,f Se.-l
flu) ruwnship Two''ji Huuih of Ian tiu
It VV.J4it .,1 ft,., Will.. l. . !
oi.i. in .1 iiiuilieiir .iMMiilitlt MJIV-
FARMS FOR SALE
ina.,lex.e,,tiui;H,e lu arm trait (on. Those who want to buy Wil.-hil.K
ee..l to .ine ,li-r aiiaml ami the ,1 aere ,, ,,. . , ,' h
traet S..I.I mill intemleU t: lie i:i,uvev"il to t,m Colltlly larins Will do Well to
.me Italtlmwr Kink, I'tnilainiiiK in all l-l.i
artvn, more or 1im, ami nil xinmtiHl in
W wlillljfttill Clillllty, Oreyoll. In KlllHlv
the le'iehibefnie naiin'il mimsi.niiil fur the
i-nt ami exiie of Maiil wile.
Said pro.erly wilt In- noli I 8iilijit to rt-il.-iiipti.m,
tut -r Watute of Ori'K'in.
Wilmnii my hniiil ttilw mil .lay of Aiim
nst, l!M. J. W .HKWKMi,
Slierill t.l Vshui(;toii Coiintv, Orison.
S", I!, tfiixum. Any lor Haiiititl'.'
SHERIFF'S SALE.
fall and investigate the following
oners. 1 u(inre at j n r. A htifg olllee
l.Vl aere III aero miller cultivation, fill
aiTM 111 pimlure, mi imren In hruxli ami
timlier; to.i.l IniiiHe ami l.anii gnuil or
chard; well waiereil, ) j mil.- fmni Keeil
vlllo ami riiilr.iiid; nol.i frnm b.-IiihiI
t'rirw, $.U) jr aere,
31 aeren, 1 milo fnmr (ireeiiville Id
aeras In cultivatiiiii: lu ere aliuli,,.!- 11
aires lu hruxli; K""l UvB-riKiui liiui,
! bum iiml ut IiiiIIiIIiikh: U mile to I' 11.
Y Vllfl'L'B OK AN K.XKrtlTIO.V, ! "cb",i lle to K. K. l'rlee, J0,
1 ilwreiniii.l oiilt-r of wUe, isNiieil oiit IWI aeri.s - UK) iii-i es in ciiltlvalloii; 7
", Iv ". , ",,rt """r1 " " I ",res "r beavi-nhim that will pr,li.ee
T ' '''VWV: i1"8'"" """ ' 111 f;l,v"r '" ! wk" "'' "i"'M,H per aere; Komi s-room
i.ytnun 1. vv ii. us huh nifaint s. K. I'i 'II- ; hmiuti i,kt Si tiai. i.i.fi. ...t..
1 l...:t.i . , . .
Inl- . J.-pie L, I'eul'.l.l, Umiry I'lml,,!,! building; orehaiil ami lrrr I ii"l w
"1 ' "ll'V,,."' t-r Ue hmh, 01 (, ! This (arm U In 2 miles of Millnhoro and
CfiH, iiml tor the further miiiii nl' .vji I' : H.w uo,,..,..,i ,... 1.. .0..1.1" ,V . "
S. Kol'l eoi". with liitereHt therm.n at the Mary. Owner ill t'iiilluK health' ami
. , r V , "" .iir'Hiiu ..in, in i'hiito 111 aeiuiitf rriee,
Hflayof January . ail the furlher . per aero, on ,o,y terms,
inn ul ,5, with inlerext thereon at the!
rale of 1U
I
inn
rate or per emit per annum from th'i I M acnss-200 aereii lu cultivation; inn
lth day ol July, linai, rs Httonieva' l'ee t n,reH of (food thither lutabl for cord
and also ihe sum of j'7.;, wiili 'interest I wo'mI; house find barn; oikJ iirehaiil;2
theremi from the SUih ilay of July, 11100, m"e'! 'r'm "lllHbnru ami mi main mad
at the rate of 8 per cent jie'r annum, nmi I f" I'm tlaml. TIiIh i'ariii haa ruuniriK
I'nrtlieeosi.Hiin.l oxpeimes' of Hnle ami of, '"""'b "d teveral sprint; that furulxh
Mid writ abinnlaiice of iviuor tbo year nuiiiii. Thin
Nuw, tlierelnre, by virtue and lu pursu l"n" J'einx situated so near town la well
I order
at lus Iiest and his resume is dis
passionate, and only once or twice
rn ,,t- i r-.-.ii i. 11, euicasm. Jl was
". ' j 'me of the best letters of Oregon
The National Tribune publishes j political literature, and should
the names of over seven hundred bear great fruit. Pennoyer has
Grand Army Posts which have lost none of his ability and scholar
voted to request President McKin-j ship, and his effirt is strongly
ley lo remove Commissioner Evans ! American in sentiment,
"The death of C. P. Huntington re
moves one great obstacle in the con'
struction of the Nicaragua Canal. Be-
cause of bis Pacific railroad interests,
-' wbicb he erroneously thought would be
Injured by a canal, Mr. Huntington
always threw his powerful influence
against the construction of one. He
had for years employed a, former chief
of statistics in the treasury department,
Joseph Nitiiiiio, to write and lecture
against the canal, ami he expended
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
THliRE COJiIEGB COURSES
Classical, Scientific. Literary
The Academy prepares for College and gives a thorough English Edu
cation, the best preparation for teaching or business. All expenses
very low Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall to $4 ne we k in
cluding electric light and heat. 1 K' 1,1
Pall Term begins September 15, 1900
For full particulars, add reps
W. N. FJsRRIN, Dean, Forest Grove, Oregon.
ance of naid judgment, decree am
of dale, I will, on
Monday, September 10, I'.MM)
at the south door of the Cunt limine, in
llillslsiro, Washington County, Ori'Koii,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m of mtiit
nay. sen at piinire uuetnm to the hon
est bidder lor ciiMi, the following ilcucnl,
ed real property, towl:
BehiK the wont heart of the imrthwest Vt
and tbesouthwent of the northeast 'XA
of Mixtion 10 in town 2 north, ranxefi wmt
of the Willamette. Meridian, oontaiuiim
HO aei'es, more or less.
Also tbo M t;i(of H W neellnn ten
(10) township two Iii), North i, Halite live
(5) Went of the Willametto iloi-i.lian anil
containing M iicrej; o laud, nm mtu
ate in WanliinKtou County, (irevon, to
Matirt'y the hereinbefore imtiied umik, and
for the costs and expeiiHCH of ald niln.
Said property will he oh suhfncl to re
demption an per fctalule ot Oregon,
Witness my hand this bib day of Auk
II"', 'K J, W. HliWIibl,,
Hherill of Was-hinKton t'ounly, Oreifon.
.Smith A Bowman, AUys for I'lif, '
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received at the Coun
ty Court 'House rooms, in lllllnburii, (Sep
tember 5, 1000. for the construction of a
onuge, near tne w lleoit place, Hc-omriM'
Valley, ilitted (his Any. 'J.Z. Mi).
I'- A. KOUU, Judge.
By order of Commissioners.
Treasurer's Notice,
amteil fur (burying ami Kai'deuiug, as well
as grain ami hay raising, and In one i,l the
grealert bariraliis in the couutv. 1'iice.
$tU per acre on easy payments,
WW acres in high slate or cultivation,
mostly lleaverdam land; mile from
rati rout I station and town; IS miles west
of Portland. Micro la a fortune lu this
farm lor some gardener. This land is
cheap at $.'41 per ami; it can bo bad for f.RI
wirr, it mi!i wiuil
4-1 acres all pmile lam), except 8 aerns oi
..us; vteu locaiou, iicing only pi miles
from I'ortlaml, Price, yi:M.o,
20 acres near Itewlvllle 5 acres In culti
vation, rnee, ipioii,
A good sawmill, with or without dwell
ing aim nnniestteati, ami H00 ucren of good
unmet mini, a lori iine lor tui' right man
SO acres of nice smoolb hind; 40acron In
t-ioiintiiou, oesioisou. crice, mm,
SO acres unimi.riived laud; well located,
being only I miles from creamery. 1'. ).,
etc: eusv to eleur. 'I'liiu lu a u,,,..,'ut e-ju.
Carstens Bros.,
OP
t
PIANOS AND ORGANS
FOR CASH OR ON EASY
PAYMENTS
It It cuy to obtain foi wa.
Whert no local dealer trllt thtin, r
will tend piano or organ lor
mall cash payment, bilanct h
monthly paymrntt, Two year tlrnt
to fiiiinh purch II deiired. Wo
would like to explain our nittbod.
We will tend n innirumcnt guarao
trtiug tati!aclion, or the piano ma
he returned to u at our tipvnM.
Cibtloguei tree lor th aaklnf tell
all about them, Special prtcM ani
lull Inlorinatton ii you wrlu.
la Nw Mm1
allalaa,
Ul WullMlH 11 firUui,
Tb kome of Chlckerlng Pianos,
Kimball Pianos, Weber Pianos,
Kimball, Crown, Necdham and
Great Western Organs
The Hillsboro Pharmacy;,.;'
iliotl Itlnck
Maui M,
'. A. Ilallcj
I'toplll'IOI,
The Leading Drug Houso.
Where Drugs, Medicines, ralnts, (Ills, Mpniigrs, ltrnal.es mid all In ot-gUl's Sumlrbs
may la- pr.H iinsl at prieca that timpiv .liiiim-eis,pl,Hii.n,
Mme. Raffert's Face Lotion. Splendid for tho
Complexion. IVsiltively remove, freckles, moll. ,atcl,, pimi.lc l.hickhra.U
and give a youthful glow, white and hralilry, 1
Mme. Riffert's Toilet Preparation for hands.
The moat ex.juli.itc lotion in use. Curm clinppcd ,tU, ,,,u r,CM, Ul. ,.
burn, burns, .culd. and all Irritated .uiface,, N0 ,Vs' t,(., U ,,, w,'i!,ul
it. Contain no KO'iiHy substance . ... '
Sold by JULIA A. STANTON, 554 fnlon Ave., Station it, p,,,,),,,,, ,,,
MRS. JOHN NORTHROP, Local Agent, - - . HiHsbmo, t
MANUFACTURERS OP
All founty Warrants of Washington
Comity, Oregon, endomed "Not payable
for want of funds." nelor o. 1
i1"0 H,l(1 l'!'.vablo after Hc,tcmbi.i' 1 ;
1, 1000. Interest, will cease after that. dale. '
, HOIKIIJ'H OKA N OA Mi, , , '
,1,1
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc.
HIIXSBORO - OREGON
Proposals for WarrantsT "
Aug. a, 1000,
Nollen Is hereby given that Iheiihiler-
igucu. woomy jimgo r Washington
ounty, Oregon, will receive sntiled 7,1,1,.
flouni; Tourer. ' ffiH, "tT,, Wl?1??'
- ; '.. " ..,,,,ni, ,m,, .,, i nnveu ill
' reuu ar v iMsiind tA-iiri-uniu ,.r u-ui,i.
' reuularlv iHsiieil wim-mii vci,!.
Ihe Xew York Wor d says tha I H i eH,!,'t" be 1,1 donuiiunatlon
., , ,,,.,. ,. 0 '''' j of $1,00(1, and for oiih county warraul; in
H cosls ,1.j,515 to ship a million in ' 18 '!f the money for the sale
imlil fmm V v .1. . T i ! ' """"ofto bo applied to tbo payment of
goto trom Psew rk to London. ! the dcht due timHtaie on back tax
Turc Aitocs is happy that 'it docs ! a,,Va,S uH S'""" the l" r"J'l"'t
That purity and frimhness of d I'M irtl ii lui (.Ii..t.,
cals is what brings the moM H.ti islaeiory re
sults; and you will always (hem ni
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
We also carry the best assoi led slock ol Toilel
nilicles and drug sundries i., ih emnty
Fact that wo htiy for cash im.l,.R H to ,e,,
with first class houses nnd gel ihe best.- Kam.
ily recipes receive as (,lrfu tilt i)n
physicians' prescript ions,
Btreet is thn lonii'ion.
OR&W
Time Schedule . .
.. From Portland
Fart mall leaves at 7 p tu for Halt ,Hkn.
Denver. Ft. Worth, in,,,,!,,, i.',...u,. ', .
HI. bonis. C'hicnifo am) I,',.mi ' ....J..?'.
I) p m " "'"'"
it Ftioti), Mm
Tiansaet a (bmmal Ilankiug Itiislmiss
J. W. 811 UTM .
A. 0, NHUT1C ,,
,M amiget
. Cashier
-I, ..,,1 , .
-,,. oo.in Olllllll I I ii I.l,
"anklnghouisCi-nuiilanitoi'lpni '
Hlllsbni'o, Oingon.
its banking in Hillsboro.
Louis a. noon,
Comity Judge of Washington Comity, Or.
y ..,.,11,1 . mo .iimuiiMHioimi'H' Court
' I t Ur .'-' "' -"',,,'..."n,,M,.irn Ivllliri
A farm journal uses a whole ! lit !r,i('0,,,,ly. M" mlth 'f
column to tell how to keep a cowl" :
from kicking you. The AimiJ .f'1?1 nei,,I1 l"ke8 a loIaHy
n,ff,i. ,-,,,,,. i-
u ay from the bin lev Tualatin hotel. Hillaboro, Ore.
Hiiokaim Fiver lesvns a ., ... r....o,..,,.. I ,.i., . ,"""' . V 'ahnlm and all iirh .
.,, ' ,,, III H , , II . ,H HI...,,,.,.
w ail a. Minneniiii u ho !.... i 1...1.... i'.,n...... ,.
.,, ' . .7:1 'I "" Itlll, ll lll 1.11. . "Hill' HIM II 11,1,1 ,
muwnuKue. t; 1 cium nm ir.iui '
H:40am "VB"
Ocean filnaiiiHhlps lcavn at 1 p. In for
Han rranclsco, sailing every live iluys.
Columbia River leave 8 p m exeent
Hiinday, Haturdav 10 1. .. r..i a. )..., . . 1
way lamilngs, arrivi)4p 111 except Humbiy j
it iitinftLt,n river leuva 11 11 . ,
Sunilnv Co- lit., i'o.. v,.....i" ' '.''l'11
, " "."s".. .'i.j, ittiwoerg, nalei 11
Huiubiyy l"l,,ll"H' nrvo 4M l m oxcepi
Wilhiniotto and Yiimhlll rlvor loavo 7
a m 1'uiwlay, Thursday and Hiitiirdny for
arW !."i lhltt"" " ,vuy lamlfngs,
Friday """""v' uuesiiay ami
Willamette river leave fl a in TiiohiIiiv.
Iluii'sday and Hatnrdiiy for Corvallls am
way lamilngs arrlva l;!Mi p , Tiiesilav
J liuisuay uml Mill 11 1 day '
Snake river leavn Itlparla dally
atli:, r, a. 111. or Lewlslon; returning llv;,
Lewistou dally atOa. m.
Aihlross W, II. IIUIJUJitT,
Uen. I'ubb. Agent
'' Nu,'1' , I'lopi leloi..
Newly Furnished
and Renovcited
A first-class table nnd
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests.
Oo to f. J. lir,M,r H , R
or anoat shave or h tir ,. u 1'
r i
laction Kmiranloeil.
room iu councliou.
ino hath