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Newspaper Page TextHILLBORO ARGUS, SEPT. G, 1900. Attn Uft T i rvrr r a a x x x x4 : '. .' I'AI'ltM III- Mil'. I kiil'l ti , ! THE ARGUS Batarwl at tha Poat-orhoc at Hillsboro. Oafon, a 8oond claiw mail matter.. LUCIUS A. UW8, KlHTOR. County Official Paper. ISSUED EVERY THURSPAY ; , BY . . Til Arpi PiMiahiug Cwpuj. Sabaer'jtlon: On Dollar per Annum. Bis Month, 60 Ma; Tare Month, X" els. OpfMed U Gold Mono-metallism. Be Hem U the Bimetallic Standard Dear Money means Debased Property, aad Profitless American Product. Our Caaseqaeat loss Is oor Creditors' Gain. Bat ao ase for Marcos A. H anna MATTER OK COMMON SKNSK. Thora is much heing said these days about the democratic party being the original party of expan sion. This, in the main, ic true There was an era when all Ameri cana were expansionists-hut at that time these Amtnoans were not imperialists. We refer to the a early days of the republic,, when the nation had torn loose from imperialism. The matter of a na tional safety then arose, and it was the democratic party which rose to the emergency. The party, under ad rice of a statesman, Tho. Jeffer son, decided to acquire all territory that by practical location, was es sentially American, to use a para nhrase of the Oreeoman, "in our rightful sphere of influence and es sentiallv American." Jefferson purchased Louisana for theee rea son, and for the purpose of. driving imperialism from America. Th is no possible connection between Jefferson's idea, in that ol bis pur chase to insure us perpetuity of a republic, and the idea of the Han na administration to have colonies 1 where there is no possible connec tion of territory, to have subject governments, run on the imperial plan. That the Philippines are not within a rational purview of oar American nation, and that their acquisition is not in accord with common sense is too patent to review. . Even the greatest and only forcible Hanna paper in the state, said, May 9, 1308: "All the arguments used against Ha waiian annexation by thoughtful Amer icana arc applicable with greater force against these tropical Asiatic islands, and they are not, as the Hawaiian argu- ments are met by the fact that Hawaii to in our rightful sphere of influence and essentially American, for the Philip plaes are not." Jefferson gave fifteen millions for territory adjoining the land of American occupation. It was then owned by an empire. It was prac tically unsettled. , There was room, and Jefferson knew it, for a power ful empire to there be built, and one that ultimately must threaten the very existence of the American republic. -TV a nanna gave twenty minions tor territory outside American influ ence, with a good-sized war thrown in. There is the difference. Sensible citizens, who are not bound by partisan associations will not vote the new dispensation imperialism, to perpetuity. They see no parallel in Jefferson's actions and those of Banna, promoted by European spirit Duty in this case is nothing but application of . common sense, and America will most likely be true to herself. The Oregonian and one Bell have discovered a "mare's nest." The Oregonian readers will do well to read carefully what is quoted from Abe Lincoln. Its sense and its sen timent appeal strongly to justice, whether for the slave of purchase or hire. The Oregonian and Bell have done Mr. Bryan and his cause much good by showing the people the kind of man Mr. Lincoln was. Bryan does well to quote Lincoln and he quoteB him correctly. IjOOK, NOW, FOH THAT "WOKI) :. The big metropolitan papers of the Hanna order, all oyer the United States, are running either the fol lowing lines, or something along the tame order, laden with the Mine meaning: "Thus far the Bryanites have had a rre field for their 'campaign' through oat the country, Is any effort to be aude for the administration and the ttpnbUcan party? It is but two months till tha election andt scarcely a word has bara heard from the republican side. Ptrbapa no effort is deemed necessary. And. jet a mistake aiiht be made than." Alt matter of fact Hanna has WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. tar -.ofL rm& Our Centennial President. Jefferson, 1801-1809. Giant Powder ! Centerville, Ore. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Forest Grove, Oregon, one of the Oldest and Best established in-titn-tions in the Northwest. College and Academy courses Classical, Scientific, Literary Well equipped Chemical and Biological I.alxiratories. Special atten tion given to the study of English and' 1'ublic Speaking. The Co:i-er vatnry of Music offers superior opportunities in instrumental ami Vo cal Music. Expenses very moderate. Board at cost in Student' Clubs, varying last year from 11.15 to f 1.50 per week. Fall Term begins September 19, 1900 For catalogues and full information, address W. N. FERRIN, Den, Forest Grove. Oregon. a ywwwAV been using the pastoftice depart-j Mr. McKinley has been a longtime ment for six week-n! Roonev bus,"'111 that Pech of acceptance. IVr- bcen swinging around the circle the manufacturers' trusts have!amja 1 J: . tit tt il own nuing out posters a anuria matter of tact, take away Mr. Mc '"B"; and Hanna, so the reports j Kinley's mentors, the bankers and the tell, has collected about a million from Philadelphia manufacturers. As this, and more, money is now collected perhaps these big papers will now have a "word from the re publican side." Eh? So Gov. Geer has to campaign! Wonder if he will ' land, and both were defeated for sec tell them how they sell offices out I 0"1 continuous term that is, no presi here in the name of "national hon- (lenl since &THat Ilas ha1 secontl Con or" and the state's governor. Weti,"r"' , 3 , . , 1 " kind of a man who would ceptable to Marcus Hanna. le ac UOOK8 BRIGHT IS THK EAST. "Both New York and New Jersey will give Bryan their electoral votes this fall," very positively announced Repre sentative Bradley, of Ney York city, in Washington the o'her day. "There is nothing at all se.rprising in this state ment to the student of practical politics and human nature. Let me explain: Bryan was defeated by a very narrow margin four, years ago, because he was looked upon as a radical man; a man with new and untried ideas and princi pies. Hence the great commercial cen ters, where the conservative element is in control, opposed and defeated hint. For busintss, or wealth, is always con servative and very fearful of anything like a radical departure from old stand ards and ideas. In other words, money is always afraid of anything it don't un derstand. It did not understand Bryan and his ideas in 1896, and it strained it self to beat him. "This year, however, it is just the oth er way. It is McKinley who has depart ; ed trom the ways of our fathers and left I beyond hope of return the good old way. j upon which this nation was founded ! and built up; and the wealth of the country, as usual, does not understand this new thing, and therefore fears it. It is McKinley who is looked' upon as a radical this year, and the great centers of population and commerce will be up against him. He will l. l Bryan, who has taken his old oppon-! ent's place as the conservator of the an-1 cient established institutions ' nf tli ! country, will be triumphantly elected. many ,loubti,1K "Thomases" who sneer IIow about New Jersey? Why, in presi- e1 HUl" Pre,ietion of Tub Akcus that dential years New Jersey generally goes Mr-' Brya" would be nominated. Tim as ew Yorltiloes. Did vou ever nofic that? Then you watch it this time." National Democrat. Ilil rTyr 7jftXztj f. '. t Bryan, 1901-1909. Blast your stumps with Ji;Non Powder, litiarautecd the he-t Caps and fue J, AY. Yail(lei'V('lll(Ml , hapa Bryan's Indianapolis addrcsji wan a i poser for tlie gentleman from Canton, lntiQ,kii ol,,',,n ..iun,.. e u " . - . lamiit IIIULI HI tllllC trust magnate, ami he is nothing. Even the partisan Oregonian must ad mit that much. Pertinent Statements and Question. . No president has been re elected since Grant that is, in tH years. n, . 1 No president has been re-nominated gone to Uhiojsin G . . , rie. I Wtely sure of re-election, but he was de- feated. In 1893 Harrison seemed to lie abso lutely sure of re-election, but li was de feated. Will McKinley furnish a third . ex ample, and will history repeat itself? N. Y, World. 1 Superintendent Ball, in making up his Iprogrtm for the recent teachers' insti i lute, placed two democrats on the order of public speaking at the courthouse. They were men of ability and lent a great strength to the meeting of teach ers. But the fact that they were demo crats seemed to hurt the Itroadmiiided editor of the Independent, and he took special occasion to belittle these men brought here by Mr. Ball. In doing tins he went clear outside of limits and did all he could to promote a partisan inge to the whole proceedings. Messrs. Coffey and Durette are recognized as gentlemen of merit and eduration, Hnd this it was that brought to them the in vitation from Mr. Ball to attend the in stitute. As to the action of Mr. Durette in teaching civil government, and to the suhsequetit loss of temper by the state superintendent, Mr, Durette only gave the popular conception of paity attitude these days. All who attended the insli- Ute SUpport the sUlclct Mr. Hall " ',cu l"c "esl u,e cou"ly has ever had, and Tub Argus so sold !at week. , Contrast the statement of Thk Aaous with the complaining and dis gruutleduess of the Independent, which always pushes politics into every con ceivable corner of its columns in a dirty, cheap, small, little wav. An ass and Part,sal,8"'P '""vcr par ted. " " - - 1ot 80 many months ago there were " a goon pro pnet. Here is another chance for the wiseacres: Bry an will he elected president this fall. OREGON STATE FAIR! ... SAl.KM. ORI.dON ... SEPTEMBER 17 TO 22, 1000. Bigger and Better Than U '' C.vnily Improve!, building Repaired and Renovated, nil Stock : iiijjn 1 Ih.i..ii,;1i' 1 ' siiiU civil - l'vrr llmui iii l iiwi-n i....i,i..... f... je t out !t.-i I.vc M. k Sli... ,ui,l AKiuulitit.il rvn held on the Coast j $20,000 IN PREMIUMS j Co kJ K -u-iijk . vciy mu nuKMi-Music uu.t u- v.ux ie, Wuwn iratuio. AH liv v.. mo Mmtluin I'.icitie K;iilnid. k.dncnl MwnKrr rale on nil ruilromU. , u iiiimii it and other uitonii.di.m, addicw II. WKHKl Xti, Pres.. IlilNltoi-o, nri'tfon. Notice to Contractors. "e.ile.1 hi.lj. w ill he reeied at the Conn, ly t'niirt iioiie nMiim. in i llllmM, s,.i. u iiiI.t A, !mi, .,r the eoiistriielioii (' a li'i.lie, near llie iU' Vailey. tllU ll. J, I. A. KihI. ,lii.l).e. Ilv onler of l'iiiiiiiisiuiira. Trean.r' Notice. il foiinly WiirmniN of ttVliingt-tn i '.unity. Oil joii, enili.rse.1 "Nui j.ii,il.,. ('I want ! Hindi." mini- to M.iv I I nr. due nini liilN utile ,m.,i in..i.i..i.,I,. r nlei.'sl u id i-eute Mll' l lli.il time. tti'lMM.l'lt i i: it i i Amis. l:Ki. t'l iiiilv rmisni .r. ' M..a.. 1 tr:-.-i c- ... . . i N..ti..c heivl.v vjitenil.it lie- I 'mint y , ir,ii. i,t i.,, f .,,., -,,r uli. i.'yi.iii t'otmlv , ltti IimnI Moiiunv. Sept j t ten I,., k ii, Hi,, lie'ii...tii .,1 j .t:d "l.tj , in tin- t ..imi v r.nni rom. al I l.iliilBipi. i in... 1. 1. i, ij. m,, pi,!,.,. I lir Inannii "I'.i" li' n. n .on iv ., (,, , n.- i.ii.n uri.'.r iiit i, i .ti 1 1 it I n IhI ,11 .,m t' I he t'Kiaie , i .VilliM.im-l ll.iliun I, 't il-ed, Hfl.t t..l il- t.n-tl .elllfhieltt i. .i. M. IIKAKN. A.lnii. : .Iralur "1 llif aid eiaie. II H-U. n,, in., July 'JU, l'.m. No! ice of Final Account. In iht inatit r if llie eMlnie 1.1 S. Mink, It-eeHMit. Nelli e is, In rely Kiven ilmi i'i,. nnder-Vijm-.l lias tiled tier linul at fount at Ad !Miminilrix of Hiiid pMtate, nuil I lint llie !7ili .lay ol e,ieinler, Iwo.ui Hit" t'oiinly I'oiirt l;.M,ii. in Itilhlmro, Va-liiii;(oii I'.'itiiiy, Oi'etfiiii, hat Ikimi lixetl llie ume and plaee fur hearinj objection i herein, and fur tin" rin,.niini i in,, name. fel.t. A IK I'll M. KI.INK, Adiiuiii.tralrii. SHERIFF'S SALE. V VllflUR tK AN 1 1 tUn nil and order of sale. ...SI'., V. 1 1 1 . .S , i'i'i. iMiit.it iiiit "f llie l iri iiii Con 1 1 of tlie Male of Ore-i A soo-l a mill, with or without dwell ijiiii. f.T Wiisliininn t i.nntv. in favor ol i '"f li'tui'-teail, and MUD aer of kihhI l.ynuni T. ih nv ami airniiist !. I'. Pen-1 H'ldM-rlaml. A lortiintt fnrth rlflil man. ;J , ,p '"i.","".- ","" ''"""", ... I aU.er.nt, 'en old Mr .he ,, ... HI eospt. and for the Inrtlier sum of lull. It. ' K.il. I i"in, ilh Inletvst tlmriMi t the: raltxif W r emit per annum f,.i n the i 1st ilay nt January, s'.R, and tin-, her n in ni $7., with iutervsl Ihereon n: the! rale of u per eenl nt aumitn Ii. ni Ihi ; day of July, l!i, as tiiiorm." ' fee. I and also the niu ..f S27..SI, ith iniere-l ttieteoii from llm 2!lh day of July, !M, j al llie rule ol il ir eelit r tmuutii, audi f.iltiifinM.tilii.1 expenses of sal,, and of! said writ .now, tiiereinre, l.y vlilun and In punii ant e of said jiiilnment. decree and order ofale, I will, on .. . Moiulay, N'litellibi'r 10, ItlOII al the south d.x.r of llie Court Hoiike. ill Now, therefore, l.y viitun and In IliUslHiro. ashlngton ounty, 1 ireuou. at tllf hour of III 1,'1'lnelt a 111 i,( -,o.l day. sell al public a ictlou to the hitru- tt iihiiler lor ea-li, the billowing ilescrili. e.ti real properly, t,w ii: llt iiiK the Houtheasl V of the northwest i; and the isontlnvi'sl ',' of the nortlieast 1,, o si-etnui 111 in inw 11 J north, ranee west of the lilaiiieile Meriillan, isntainlii( tOat re ti e or less. Also tlx) K nf S V .' seetiou ten '10j township tun (i, Norih ol l!ant;e five 1:.) Wiwf of the Willamette .Meridian and containing aer-s of laud, and nil situ ate in Vt HshiiiKtoii I 'utility, tirtoii, lo satisfy the hereitthefore named sums, and for the eostM and expenses nf nld snln, jtid iroH-ny will liennld suhjirl to re ileniptinti a" per stalule ot lliexon, Wilm s in v hand this !nh tlav of Aug- "M, 1 Kjo; ' .1. vv. siiwiai., Slierirfiif Wailiingtoii Cnunlv, Oregon. Smith it liowuian, Aujh for I'll!. Administrator's Bale of Real Property. Notice i.s herehy (.'iven that bv virtue, and in pur-nanee of an ortler til of the County Court of IheHtate of Ore linn, for V aMhingtoti Comity, Hindu ami daltd the VJil (lay of May, IWli. in llie luniler of the estate of I-ret Wilt, deeeas- ed authniizing and illreetimr the shIh of the real proiierly lielontjinir lo saiil eshil.i lh.it Iroin and after Moiidiiv, llie 1 t dav of Oitoher, IISIU, the undersigned will proceed lo sell al private sale, in one par eel, all of the following dew riheil real property, lying, heing and Militate, in Washinglon ( ounly, Oregon, anil more particularly designated Hnd deserihetl. iw IoIIown. lo-w it: The Hoiilh Kant cpiartnr of ihe Smith Kat ipiarler of Section t, and all td the Weat half nf the Hniith Wc-t ijuarler of 8(n:lim .', Township 1, N'nrthof liauge Knur W'es) of thu Wllhi metle Meritlian, exeepling that certain tract deeded to A. I. Mcbeod and Kred I'utterMon ami described as follows; ie ginniiigal I he South VI est enrner Sec lion ! and running thenre norlli llMi.i elntinn, theme liortii l.'i ilegreeaeavtl.il chains, theiu-e. ea.st 12.7'l ebains, thenisa wnith '.M degreeMiast II.SilchaiiiM, Ihenee noil I Ii HI chains, tlinuce west Ul.77 ehniiiM to the plai n of beginning, the tract to he Bold containing t.;V2 acres, upon the fob I tv il.g r.emiM: One-hall the purclum (irlce cah In hand at the (hue of salei tint balance on lime to Suit the purchaser, to he Meeuri'd by first iiiorlgm-'c upon the pretuiMCH sold, ami lo bear inlcrcH at the lain of eight percent per annum; expense: of transfer lo he paid hy purchaser, liatnd tins' A ugiiMl, Z 1II(;0. IOIIN WITT, Administrator o the estal)) of Kred Witt, oeieaMto. Jen. R. llagley, Ally for Administrator Carstens Bros., MANUFACTUBRRS OF L on VI Sash Doors, Mouldings, Etc. lU-USBORO, - 0RPO0N Notice to Contractors, ''! bills will be received at the County Court, lliHima, Hil,oro. Haturdnv, Mi.ol ir. i,j, ... ..i.i ...i. ,, i, ..,," v.-, . " " lT:ix immti.H ,imu,: .rn....4I.IM ,M U I'll'l UMI llll III J1IJ',. ing Kmilh's place, 1'attnti Valley. Hv order of CommlsHioner's CourL. Dale,! Wept. 1"l, l!KHI, r-'pecilicatioiiM upon call I A. Itool), Judge. Freud Galea'. I'ortlanil liteiul daily at Ever Before ituiiii- Urg AND PURSES $20,000 Tun Ht iut. Auction wile of llr lock Iim-W uml oilier rliilnl IihiiI.-.I 1-kKK M. U. WlSlKIM.S.f., Salem, Oregon, FARMS FOR SALE Tho-e win) want to buy WaohinR ton County larnis will do well to I'nll :iiiil in venlifiult- the Mlinving otli rs. Impiireat Thk Akuvs nlllee. l-'itl at-re-t III eiv nn.ler eulllrallnii, Ml aeiei. in pail nre, till aerini In tiruitli and lllillier; kixmI InillHe ailtt ImillJ f. Kid or- eliard; el alered: mile fr.nn .v, Mile ami nillrnail; I, mil,, from m-houl I'i li e, i per ai re, :tt Hem, I mill, from i n lie lit fc'i-ex ill eiiliuatnnij u iieii. Hl.i IiihI II a. ii- In biii-h; ((.K..I live rot. ill limixt, Iwui .oi l nut I, nil, linns; mile to I' t), . and m Ii.k.I; ii n.il. t, o , priiM, I'M), :l aeit" lm re in cillliv atluii; J aerts i. tine Iitateitlain iln.i nil! i,i,.,!nre HO :iekt of tililnii p,.r n r. ; ytn. s r.i.nii ifllw, tsil II Ol; ipmil lt.ui, Hu,; t itrT liiiiiliiitf-; niiiuiiVI i,n, rr Inwlim, 'I 'ds tut nt i- in J nilleo ol I'lll-U.manil llnely llinii,..l. in tie diviilcU, tl ies-. .ny. ritvner In laiiniK hrallli and irei. nnu I I . U eane ..I x-liiiiK Purr, fin I n re; on eti,v nuns, i 4i. nr". vi . les .if ,.,. a.-tet in I'liliivallmi; lial llinlier Niulalile for mini iUit.nl; In, use ami lutrn: ifiiod orehant-vl mile from llillslx.r.i ami on main mad to l'..rilanil, Tlni tarni lius runnpiK 1 liram Ii and several .tprnius Dial I'urnlsli t alniii.lan. ,. i.i ter tint j ,uir nminl. Tun ;fallll Iii-iiik Klualt kit lit-ar ItOkll i.well united for duirmnf ami Kaideninu, at null ' as uraiii and hay raising, and i on n llie lrtaltl l.aiaanm in tl.o e.mm. IMtr, ; y.ln per er on eaj pH.Viiienni. j 'Jir' i re I ii lnu!i mtn of eullivulloii, ; ui.!-i 1 , lleaniidani Imid; )j mile Iroiu iraini. i t I.ili,n, and t..tn; s mlli-s e of I'i iilatnl. "I neie is a liirinim in tint farm It .iw gardener. I In land I' t eha. at f at r uere; it ean lie had for j (a'r aer. if sold mum, i -14 i're all prarie land, rxipt S aere ol jnak; well l.aaiisl, U-iiig only n inilns I from Cortland, I'me, SI Uii, 'JO aero near Ut ottvilte i aeie i vation. 1'riee, uai, , ' .. : ........iiiimii !.. ....Ol M a.re of nii H,n..th land n,,,,,,,,,,, ,, r mti " lf ,!, ..in. 40 aerea In "l aire tiiilionrov.Hl land; wall IimiiIixI, tieinu only i mile I'r.'in errmnery. I', O., elej easy to ehar. '1 Ins in a snap' at .'4U, ' "' SHERIFF'S SALE. I ..v .,io..i-,. .... ... . K' , 1 U I IO.V o t ree ami orner ot mile, IssihmI out : ' ,, " Y" '"' i " ' , '''.'K'"'' "Uiity, In a eertaln T! .T,'"1'"'", ..' "',''"'e'i wan plalutll! and I". A. Msroimm, Km ma ;Nlarqiiam, Ins wife. William W. Mr. I ',1"" lohn W. Kent ami t'nuiil ol llie 1 iri u l itmrtof the Slain ,f Ore ; ''"'' his w lie, , i, Huston and Klla i Muslim, Ills wile, wera ileil'lnlanls ami ! w ''ieli laid executiondeere and onler of lavor 01 me ilefeiiilnntM, M. 11, j iinaton ami j.uin v . Keim ami mrniimt i "e ilefeiulanu I'. A. Marnnani and Kill ' 'im .Miir"uam, Ilia wife, for the mini of 1 ui.ii wiin interext tiinreon at the rate I " l"'r eenl ier annum from the 17th day of August, lull, ami also In favor ol . om plamiiil. , U Arehumheau, ami against the clrli.nilanU, 1. A. Manpiam and Krnma Muriuam, his wife, ami Wil liam W. Martuam, for the sum of 'iiiii,u Willi in leiest tiiereou at Dim rate 01 ii i"r cent per aniiinu Irom fia ail day ol 'January, IMH, u U for the eosu anil t-jpt-nsi-M o sale anil ol xahl writ. Now tlierefore, by virtue and In pur suunee ol'salj Jmlginent, i will, on Mnuiliiy, September 10, 1900, at the amith door of the Court llnn.ii In llillslioro. Washington County, Oregon, r 01 jo o ciiM-K a. in., ol Haul ilay, m li nt puhlie auelnui to the hlghmt iiioiitir 101 eaaii, inn lonowilig-uesertlml real proM rty. to-wit: The North-Weat Quarter of Section Ten III) i'owuKliipTwnVJ) Mouth of Itange One 11 in-null inn uiaineltn .Meriillan, sav ing and excepting llie It) aero tract ion U lo one .Mcrarlnud and tlinAwrn , ,II""IS' tn be conveyed to one lialthaser rink, containing in all 14.1 acreM, moru r less, ant all a itnniisl In W asliington lotiuty, Oregon, to satisfy the h , -inliefore named sums, and for tlm costs and expenses of said sale. nam property will he sold Miilijuct to re- lemntion, as per Mtatuto of Oregon vv itms my hand thixMth day of .A." ust, HUH. J. W .SEWKI.I. Nherill HI Wellington County, Oregon. n. i, iiiiHiou, Any ior I'laiuiiti, Administrator's Sale of Real Estate at Private Sale Notice is hereby given that In pursuance ol an order of lliii County Court of the .State ol Oregon, for WiiNlilngtun ('utility inude In the mailer of llm estate of W. It. Lewis, deeeaseilj and dated August 211, WHO, III" undersigned, administrator of aaiti esiai. win. i roiii ami afuir Monday, October 1, hju, iirociwd to ae at pnvaie Mine, ior cash In hand on day ol ale, llie lollowing diwerlbed real prop erty, to-wit: 11 being Lots Hlx (111 and Nevnn (7) III IlliH'k I'our (I), and hot Ten (tin In JjUx-lc Five (ni, rownof CorneliiiM, Washington (Joint ly, Oregon, Haiti sain will be subject to theconflr- iiiai ion oi inn t,oniiiy Court. i ,, "eaieil hldn will bo recjivetl by me at ; nniiiin, iiregon, or liy IS, II. II UHloll. liillsnoro, Oregon, Dau-tl this "Ith day of August, llJ0. . , , , A. H. I.ICWIH, Admlnislnilor of Ihe enialit of W, K, licwls, ilueeased. H. tl. Huston, Ally for Admliilstrator. Executor's Notice. j Notice Is herehy given that the iinder : signed has this day, by the County Court jOf the siiilo of Oregon, for the County i ol Washington,' Iwon appointed executor nf the hct will and lesn., ,.c .lohn Smith, dee.euwmi, and has duly oiinl i Hied as M.n-li. Now. Lheriifore all i sons having ebiims agahmt the eslutejif tliHsiiid John Minltli, deceased, urn hurii- I IlLim1!'?1 I t w !i I Al. Willi. n.y iiiiuimu t,o priiMeni tneni, liroperlv lu at tlm law nillnA of lol.it ill llillalioro, Oroiron. wlihln 1 , , , ., , ' ll'.oinil I, VANDKIIKV, '' ",l"r. ,f " ll!Ht w''" !" tostaniont of John Sniiih. (lo.-eiis.iil Hated at IlillMhoro, Oregon, this 25lh day of AiiciimI, IIIIXJ. John M. Wall, Atty for Executor. . Ui(jura nt V. J. Jlarber'a, 2nd St ATTENTION, H. V State Normal School .. MONMOUTH, 0UF.00N . The Fall Term opent Sept S,. 'I'. Htolelits of llie Slate Nnrunil School are prepnteil to lake tlie St lie (Vriil'u'ute' ininieiliati ly on gr.nlu alioil. (iradilntea re nlily seciue jjinul mMtioin Kn penuea of year I I 'it Ho ll'dl. Strong Ai'iideiiiii' Hint I'l'iileMiiolial ruiiim't New Spi-eiu neparttnetit in Manual Training. Well eitiipai lr:iiiiiny ieNi tnent. For tMla logue containing lull aiinnuin einenlH, iiililreex or W. A WAN'S, Secretary of Faculty. PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR CASH OR ON EASY PAYMENTS 1h dome of Checkering Klmbdll PUnos, Kimball, The Hillsboro The Leading: Drug- House. Wliera 1'rUK", Metllclnea. I'nllila, llls,Nauiges, Itrii'lie. un.l nil liiocglsl's Siiinlilr. insy be proeuretl nl piln-a Unit itiiiiplv illslitnee i oin'i l Hum, Mme. Raffert's Face Lotion. Splendid for Iho Complexion. Positively removes freckles, moth patches, pimples bl icklu adi and gives a youthful glow, white sml healthy. Mme. Riffert's Toilet Preparation for hands. The most exquisite lotion In use. Cures chapped hands, mil thrum, lan, sun burn, burns, tea Ids anil nil irritated surfaces. No ladvs' toilet is couilete wiihout it. Contain no greasy sulnttiincf . . . .... . . Sold hy JULIA A. STANTON, JVI Tnioil Ave., Station It, t'oitlaiut, lliegon MRS. JOHN NORTHROP, Inl Agent, - - - llill-iUuo, On g..,., re O'R&NI Time Schedule .. .. From Portland fast mall leaves at 7 p in for Hull, ,nkn, Denver. .'l. Won I, in. ...I... l- ,rllln tiiinun i iiy. Ml. Irfiuis, ( hlciign and MhmI, iurlviH " l in j Hnokaiifc Flyer leaves 0 p in for Walls Walla. MiniiMHriollu wi li....t i... I iii ' ,,i , i .. mil, loiiuiu, Ml Iwauken Cltli.u.r. u...l i,'ui ' :4(ia m OtAan RfAuitiuliln. teut.M ... a Han Francisco, sailing every IIvb days. CulumbU River leave K p m nxeenl Sunday, Haturday 10 n in fnr Astnrla and way landings, arrive 4 n nt excnoi H,ni unit i ' ' TTiimnmue river leave ii a ni exeunt Huiiday for Oregon City, Ncwherg, Sal,.,,, Siliiday K ' P ni nximpi Willanifllln iiml Vm. .1.111 i.. . - n, .... -"ooii nvtTi- leavn t am luefday, Thursday and Hiiturday fnr Orniniii Oltv li.i... i i ,r v-v, .....von iio lauuingH. arrive :m p in Monday, WeiliiHsday ami WIIIuiouIIa ,1.,... I ,i .. . .., "i... ii.ni nnvriiH ,,, , (m(ny Thursduy and Haturday for (JorviilIlK ai'ul way landliiKS. arrive b.Ho p m Tuesdav, I hurHiluv un.l u..i.,H.l,... ' T " i' I'inj Mliake elvew L..,B 1ft I.. . al8:6 B. m, for IihwIhIoiii rntiirnliig myv AddreHH W, If, IIUfiUUItT, Gou, PaflB. Agont LADIES! ! We time litkeit I Ii r agency ol llie l.iiiinii liiew, Selltv .V l"o , I, mlir' T.linct and t all til anv liHt. I'lit'e, f 50, 1 on, ft ,V ami J. in1 I'. inir ill and re lliein WEHRUNO & SONS, ..7.vi;n, t)i;i:t:. I'. I. rAMIT.KI.I. I'leMilen I 71 Il b ty to obtsla a $oo4 n Where no local dealer sell iheia, will semi a pi.no or organ lor mull ciih pyim-iu, bilanr la monthly payments. Two yeail' lima to fundi puictu.e il desired Wt would like lu expUin our nirthtMi We will urml in inttrument nuarin tretttg uiiitliKiioii, or tht piano may lie irluiurd lo u al our fspfiiut. (.'atalogurs lot tor tin aakin tell all about llirtn Special pml and lull Itilunimiiun if you writ, bIUI, aal Wukliit.i II, rvvUaat, Planot, VVrber Pianos, Crown, Necdham and Great Western Organ Pharmacy I'liitui Hint Mam ni. Dr. V, A. I'.ulli I'lopl lelol That pii lily iiml freidiheFw of .Uiik itinl cliciv.i i:aln is wlml hrini'M llm uuw i-ni isfitcimv re- hiiIIh; and you will ulwnvH Iiml in.-in til THE DELTA DRUG STORE. We iiIho carrv the hunt iihsiu I.mI nlurk nl Toilet iirlicIrK nuil ilnijr Hiimlrien in tlm rotinty hii't tlml, we liny for chhIi enitlilfH iih to ileal with I'lrnl vnn hotiHen nmi fr,. t ) ,,. .M ,'lini. ily recipeH receive iin rare ful uttention as iliyittlniiH' ii'i'HtTidioim. SI rent in Ihn lotiation, Poole, IWcil TiiumaetiKli nil Hanking lliiHlneas 3- W. MIHITK , Manage. A' HIIIJTK .Cashier Nell slghl. KxehHiigo mid Telegraphic IraiiNleiH ami Ihsiich l.ellnrx of Cre,jt available Ihruiigluint llie llullod Nlataa. Ilrinv I'.IIIh of Kxeluingn on ,omt , Mvnrponl, lml,,i, .,.H t,-ji, .'ruii.. loll-on llin..Vain,Hloeliholin ami all lull s elpul ell les nf I'luropn. ' t'ollnellomtimiilnonall iieeeNnlbln polnlt. Hanking hours fioni I n ui'lo .1 p m IIIIInIioio, Oregon, n... ii.i i. ii'.. i n . U 1 1 AiiciA wr. it til itiiiSirjii I. Noilliiop, l-iopileliH., k. Newly Furnished and Renovated A first-class tithlc and ' nil iicciiiiiuioilalions for the. convenience of kucbIn Oo l,o V. J. Ilnrlier, SpphihI Street., for it neat, Hhitvuor haircut. HiiUh faction Kiinranleeil, Viuo bath, room iu conriecUou, I'