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Newspaper Page Textrr- ' . ilKi U urU J I . . T HIL'SBORO ARGUS, NOV. 1, 1900. ! l !, i i . I i i u v:;; argus rif at th r (fi othc l rfiltshoro, i..oti. seeou'lel" matter. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. , M CI IS . l.0S(i, EDITOR. , Comity OflTicial Paper. f SSUKl) EVERY THURSDAY IIY Tl.t Atpi PaWishintt i " " " ' SuUerVlmtt On Dollar per Annum. HU MinlK,UrtK( Hue Dmitris, 55 cts. Oesed U Gold Mono molallisin. .Be lieve la the Bimetallic Standard. . Hear Money weans lit based Property, and Profitless American Product. Our tivascqacnt loss is oar Creditors' Gain. Mm si for Mtr ens A. Hanna TUK KIOHT OF HIS LIKK. Bryan is engaged in the fight of hi life, niul the ppU who are rally ing t his standard realixe the task before them to brush aside the great influence of the corporation and trust associations. That wealth which thinks that votes are to be parchn.owl; that peculiar form of wealth which bw jteaks p-cml pnv ilege fur itself; that form of wealth which asks fur, and receives at the hands of the administration, legis lation which bleeds the masses, is in arms to win by fair means or foul means. This is because, as Mr. S. Ii. Huston once said in a nomi mating speech playing on the name of a good democrat, Judge Bennett, "They are not satisfied with equal rights to all, but deeira special privileges for themselves These factors are present every where and none better than Hanna knows where to find them. Their tills have been tapped by that gentleman befcre four years ago. Corporate wealth is courted in this fight by the trusts and by theJ army officers who want a large standing army that promotion may er.sne. Perpetual war would suit them, because, under our form of government, elections are too frequent to suit them. They want something to use as a persuader to corral timid voters something to lead color to the cry, "Stand by the government." It is a fight to-the finish. Il is corporate and trust power as against production and labor or ganization. In the event of Mc- Kinley's election (be latter will be broken. It will take longer to break the ranks of the producer. SON. ' f if- MAKE LAND CLEARING EASY Our Centennial President. Jefferson, 1801-1809. - Bryan, 190M909. ticket with ome democrats rann'mgoo' courthouse the other evening in "plaining hi. reasons for Uvi,,B in vrrv niw in Hillsharo lakinv anv'lhn Pi nmr Di'iii.u'riita nml III here on the 13th of April, a fcw days; few years ago. Mr. Huston fought alter me liciei wm nominairu. iraiR t . f, rVnuvmlift mrtv didnt rtrtarn until! lomr after the elec- Uran ,1I ,l,e lirra'IC part uon. tuit exactiv w: at yon rave 10, jour years aeo ana mat wn ins uvgeAls that nti-iniperialinU po over au.t itttiat with Aftunialdo, that the Am er'ean ottr might shoot them Anti iuiparilit'. have no time to shoot at akuuka who enlitt for In or 1U per month, rather that enter the lit of tegitimate occupation. What first data Burvuxoe tvrv tnia lool Irom vaucouver would h-e made, a century no." SHERIFF'S SALE. i Vim' OF AS KXRCl'TIOS. i t klivrw au.t mtci ri ni( , lal out of i i t vulr tlw vl ol the llmitt uurt t i" j M.tte f Oivison, lut WanhlitRiKii -..1 ilr. .:-arln date the lMt. itav of ''t- o tsx. In li vwr of H . . H ewe, plain t, amt aalnst S. A. ttartotl, llenrlolia vtt mut l.ui'l'itm U. Jaokx.n, rtewiiU1 i unit amtiiiM the lmneity nortn ,!:r aearriieti. rr ue n.n: o swix, ti4 fnrther ami. l J 1 7701, it.i miriwi Uimn mm. the nan nay if July. l!WU.at the rat (I toil lr et or aiiiiuin. anil the further aim of I IS. lh tutor t tKonv.u fnui th With lay ol ?:tif, icon, at the rHir stx i eil e ........ M-lkt..l. taMttl ,l.taM lMl,lfil Ulllt uli-.i icV that trw, No, u herrtnanr j( Vll ,MVe land to l.ar, buy Smith Grub, Trw and 8iuni Puller Liiutti-iiimi. do miiu n r anu ina 1 ... . 1 1. . .1... . L, :.,. ... ik. .,r r th. 1 tnnintv. isk vour torsea ao your wora. An uii-h-uiw ll'I"Vi lai'IMUTt Bins " -" . . - .1.1.. tu 1 r..-tK u..l if ltrtv I kl.u.. UH ....... M....Kti.aa lltai ntsarLa.t Afilf II K I'.Vi' tvlaof tlimlnr tmiM Nu, 1 Iw liwum i . 4 T M ltu4k kMMM ttK.n- V.mr mt.Mtiitft iliiw oil llt.U . 10 MT WM fill lOf C0lOlM?r tmjW al larv KKm th.kt Iriti'K I ! II f . v " - JiV;i n ai ir tiw no'i'vt - - - w t and Ko. S. hereinafter oWrlhut, he aolil m the roceet thereof be aiilled a follow: On thmnaml (toltara tu ba jmhl 10 the itrtotl'Uuit, l.ui-tinta C. Jarkx.n, and the tlnc to tie pit to the plaintiff niMiu tha nlalm atmv ot forttu Nuw thralbra. hv virtue and tit l'r- iiaice of aahl Jtulv titent. daerea and order ofaai. t win, on Tkurwlay. November St 100, at tit south door of the Court Uoitae, in .,:,( . h. I ..... 4... nttutiioro. ainiurwiii .vuiuy. at the hour of I o'rkx-k a. m., of Mid dnv, fell at mibtle am-Don to Ih lilhrt hubter for eaah, the folhwliirlvrllad tt?nl property, to h: Kimt trart All ut ItX S Ml I S ofitnil it blw-k 8. of and In InneyN mHitt. . to the Town ol MluaiKim. meton County. OrBti. nml tf tl. nnv MNla tliervol 1 H'Mimirilt tnwil-n tlieelalin of the ptmntitt, Uivet hmh. 1 will aell at ma .iiiii l nil-, nt(W mm nimn tha aame ternia. ali of th t.ill Inn dmiTtbed real proirt-. Ivtmf, Ih'Iob f. Himattt In WaithtiiL'ton Cotiutv. trv.n Boroml Travtreelnm-a; at tm itli For particulars and prices, call on or a ritt H. G PEARSON, Keverat niachiuea now In U In mafhii.e. eaallv orrrtetl and sells for lexs ntonay erllt, Hillbtro, or W. Hohulmerioli, Karmington, Farmington, Ore. SHERIFS SALE. privilege. He posen u haviiiK al wavs been n "sound" money man. whatever that noiv ! in hi own (Continued from First Page.) tlon , T. I X.. R. 4 W as d erltKi) ti Pouk W. tir if, M d IWk HI. i iiri m ami in. Rtcoida of IVeda for Wanhlng. ton County. Orcion t 14 Wtl lama, Klla-t'art of lota S and a. biork I, Hliiaooro, as a airlttd In Xlok 4S, Pt 1W. hihI imk it", u Recorda of Pd for Wahln ten County, Oregon, lea ATTENTION, LADIES! ! hot In Int 1 anlil to J. C. Clark easterner of the 1 U O. of Jm. Ilr j willlama, Aa-8V. H section It, riwiii, lit otCHira so, i.Jn. ""'!" I T. I ti., K. 1 W tbU acre! u ill. .uur.. rtiiiniiiv iiifiH'w rti'rii unr grvrt KitMt, ( th t-:t Hit of aitUl I I On.. i, r.i rimiiM hi in noritiPHHt onriirr i aaid Claim? thie Weston Nittli llneol Claim. Hrt.ll ehain: thorn Kouth 1J ! orani Wwtl 2B21 rlll..a to III rtoiillt line ol said Claim; Uinee Kaat on i-laiw lii'f chitma t ' too Mac ot uoutiinm, contnininK tvo acrw, more or h-wt. Tli.nl Trai-t-IIrulnmnj nt Ilia fount . eomrrof tlieNnrth half of the llra tin N. fohltir I. U CL in T. S S. It SV of the Will. Mr. riitinlittf tlw-tt North U il.-irrwsi int'iutm Kji ti me Wrat linn of wthl Claim !-' M iimin: thence K.7a rhMina; thfixit rioiitlt 2 Willlama, Tho.-llyd ratk. lota S. S. 11 block I ... William, Ella W. W.-lMti aorea, section U, T, I N K. I V.. In 8. ttledane donation land claim 4. aa dertbd In Hook 45. r en Hook X. paat S7. 8tS. Itecorda ot I'da for Waahlnaton County, Oreiron Wilder. J. T.-W. H of NW. M. aoctlon 12. T. 1 N.. R. W SO acn WIart. Peter W Portland H. lahU. lot IS. block II JT 60 T 1 14 St 1) I 4 It 1 11 We have uktn the Kncy of the fmnoos Drew, Selhy ft Co., Ladles' short ami caw fit any foot. Prices,, f f i so, ti oo, Ij so al fonl Conte la aMt it them. H. WEHRUHG B BONO musnono. ofmoxt, :. t x- ,uii, tin aii.l ent Fifteen thousand Boers are yet in the field nuking trouble for the greatest of empire grabbers. The indomitable Dutch spirit is not easily conquered, and Britain is going to have lots of trouble before she yokes the two little Dutch re publics in her fetid embrace. Were the opposing sides anywhere near alike in numbers but nonsense of nonsense when did England ever try it on with anything her size? But, were the Boers anywheie the ' nuuierictl ttia'ch for England, British arms would have been Swept into the sea long since. Salisbury and McKinley are of the opinion, however, that the "Irish and the Du'ch, they don't amount p much' WHY LIB ABOUT IT? The Independent last week says that The Altai's said that Mr. Huston was seated in the Portland Gold Democratic Convention in 1896 The Abocb eaid no such thing, and if that paper will read English it will not moke so many seeming falsehoods We suppose the Independent can read English. Here is the only mention of Mr. Huston in the issue of Thk Argus of October IS, and the entire arti cle is given that Mr. Gauit may see the error of his way. gain by publishing such a statement, I am unable to precteve I am. lours truiv. S.B. Huston. TV. 1 !a niliakl mat ti fnrrtrt n a fir auta la utviauic ivvii ivt wv i . . clienL Tbk Arc.cs stated the truth to IU itMWi.,- Hw ..btiseofl R AH th knoledofallherewhoknowMr. ItSK'S f.ir hotlii.ig TlIK AKOrS Huston's position in I896, when hesnp- i Una conitr.eiiilril him when lie nt ui- ported Mr. Palmer as against the regular ia silver feti-h, and it O.nnnt nominee of the democracy. We aU ; ,(,weflirp , COInm him whrn h. UUW mat wi.y : . , .A ..0 Uti.a at.. a M- rr..-a A kM lf-V llilHll I-1 rt-r . if--. . f.- t were the Seadcrs in this county for the', Mr lit son wi in lh "! Hfimte McKinley sideshow, Palmer and Buck-; m 18') i, lie iuiiiiii:it-d Jtllsr A, S?. ner, the ticket nominatrd by the "gold' rj,.,.ti f.,r t ti U S Snat and armocrauc conveuuon n rru.mi. i . f 11 . ( BaaIi uas Kit 1 net tha ! 11 Inr T A.r.., ,nU , I HK AlUU Will ap.'4 H.r the truth last week. It doe not tVmk . I lhl tl.i- i- no -Jlf." b that a miserable insinuation tht Thb het i what h" mid: Argvs has lied can make laliehood out But whtn the i:vv was struck ikra n of truth. This is cot a time for pcf.i- in l87i it wa il..n- in the houe ol iu liieii'ls. It w!iiatie at the dic.atton of p ! tlie - Uaiirjts nt the Rothchilda, who nw have their country hy the throat. There is nothing here (and this s M u.on "trattbtty and by mKl.t. no . ' , it is myjuitgment that it wa a Rreat if the only mention U the gentleman ncl B greater crime than the firing on in question) that slates he was in i Sampler m tb6i liec.oMt the n,n who , . . ' . 1 did tt took no chance, 'iut worked like a Uie rortiana convention i nai ne , thief in the night. The man whom I was not there through absence lo h!1 name believes in wipinn from the . , , . . ! statute book that Infamous Crime, the coast, where he was enjoying; vote lor him and Oregon will be united the sea breezes and ripping Mr. j a -mnion c.nae." y Bryan is common knoa-ledj-e to sll L ,"'r 'V Mr- Huston ran f. r The Independent, or the man who; 'le M",,,r htr an1 '"M ,he writes his editorials, should not P"Ple lUnt " lia w make such miserable attempts at wju1,1 vol& ft,r for lying. They always get caught senator, and for "none other." . a i litis tun, in an interview nun a Telegram reporter he is reporlfd as saying: (and mark you he has not contradicted it.) "I have always been a gold standard man." This is the man who is such a "patriot" and who is charging 'hat some one is .a "liar." This is the man who designates bis support ers in his success men like W. H Wehrung, John M. W.-ll and the hundreds of democrats and popu lists in the county, as men who now support "dangerous" doctrines and as being the "ragged follow ing" of populism. It is no wonder that he labors hard for bis new associates. It is no wonder that he is abusive, and these men who ttexreva-V minute Vrt S4.IW ehulm to Wljham, A. A.-IS acres, aeetlon the North line or the .-oiitii hittr i.i t'ltilm? tlim North 77 lieu'Vtw : itilu- ntes Wt S. 17 ehaina lo the plat-e of I- xiiiiilmr. motaiiiltip w m-rmi, more or una in iiill"v Him linrvinlwror naiuiHl niiih and tlioewtarf and upon mid writ, and til itwts unit expeit" 01 aal. Said property will he vil.l anhj.-ct to re ilriiMili.ni a twr Ktxtilt of Onifon. Witneiw my hand tbis IWh day r Oi loer. t V. Jt) W.8KWKI.U Sheriff f Vnhlnin County, tiregoii ,;eo. R. linitluy. Attorney for Plaint 11. SUMMONS. iiotiir i ndui.t ) WORKS FULL SHIFT THE AbCOJ last week, had nu editorial catuieiiting on gentlemen who fought tie democracy in 1896, and in the arti t"i was the following: r ' and Mr. Hnston, of Wash ' "-a county, who for four years has lt the democracy, are the lutest -la to Mr. McKinley 's patriotism." - AT- made this utatetnent be ; t'.s Cregonian was seeking to t -a v. ho left the democracy in 1 v-ry recent converts. Now ' . ' :'!n with 4he following: Ore-a. October 13, 1900. tifl 1" 'lyoBsayedU 11" 1 I J f ting the ri -e 1. 5., This nnooaotiedty wise. THE KEG I' LA R ARMY. The A kg us ia oppotetl to a large standing army. ' All who know The Aegl'S are acquainted with this fact. The Arous believes in volunteer servit e. American vol unteers have been tried and not found wanting. When the volun teers were given a chance to enlist in the regular army in the Philip pines they oame home, for they bad enlisted in the Spanish war and bad fought nobly until that war was concluded. They had no stomach for the Filipino war, and some 97 per cent came home as a moral right. The regular array is composed of men who enlist for 0pp0rted him in the past and who employment That employment is either field work or garrison duty. They are Ufobpy orders, as does the volunteers, with the exception that the volunteer enlists with a principle behind his purpose. The regular enlists for fighting as he is told regardless of the moral state of the war whether for conquest or whether not. Here in the dif fcrence, and it is recognized by nil are1 now practically termed 'an archists" by him, have his political measure. His position is certainly that of a demagogue, whether or not he knows it. Tno Sewell brothers and Mr. Hare went from a majority party in this district, to a minority party. Mr. Huston, in 1896, fought the minority party, giving aid to authorities. The Hanna force in, ie majority party, The farmer American politics wants a large ! have no base characterization of regular army n t,to defend Amer I tneir former political associations, ica, but for exploiting purpm.es. iThe lfttler m8i Jut jt jg alwavB e. In t been s as a. '.-a The Abgi-8 gave more space to the accounts of our volunteer army than any other paper in Oregon outside Multnomah county. Head ers know this. For a man to make personal politics out of The Angus' opposition .to a large standing army is too simple a ruse to hold water. COXTKADJCXOUY CHARACTER. Mr. Huston, of this city, spent the greater part of bis speech at the easier to go to a mnjority party than to a minority parly.', . About one year ago a rewiy en listed private in the regular' army at Vancouver wanted men who fav ored Filipino independence to be shot at by American soldiers, The Argus commented and said, open ing with the skunk as subject and closing with the skunk as the ob ject: "A regular army private at Vancouver tX THK itRCCIT tOtlltT O TlIK Shtlu of Dreaoti, for lh futility ol , WhliiKton. KUle Itryaiit. I'lulittlff John F, Hryant , Defem To John . Bryant. Itefendniih In the Xnine of th Wato of Ores'"!. yo:i ara hen liy n-qitired to appear and nuike answer t th -.iiipliiuit lih-d acninH you In th aimve entitled suit on orwfore tin 4lli day of .Nuveuilt r, lili-li i sulMi-qiioiit to thaxpirtloti i.f tt wi-k after riept, .-i !). w hli-H 'a th date of til tirl puh iMIioo of thia aiiminons, it betnic prpa crilKNl in the order of nurtlhmtion that this (Miiiimons be pnbliaiied fr alx eon- seetitlve weeka ami tr yu mu ui appe ar, thn i.lalntlrr will apply to the court for Hie ml iff demand)! in liereointitHlnl. to-wit A jtiiluuiwot at d decree of this t'oitrt. f r er iHhm Iv1hk tha bonds of matrimony iwtwiten tliu uluintltr and tno ilereiKiunt, ami for atu-h other relief aa lo the Court iiinv mmmii turn and mullah!. ThUiaiiiiiinon ia nuhlished by order of tlm . on. M. C. (fCirtfO. Jtlilce of lb ri.iirtli Judicial ltixtrii-t, mail and dated on tlie litli 'lay or Me)finbor. lutm Date of Hm puldiiittiim, Ktn. 1.1. l'lOO. S. 8. UlLLKdPlK, Portland. Ore. ittiriy for Piuintilf. Adminisiratoi'a Notice. Not Ira i berrbv riven thut the under Ijrncd Im tnieii b the County ronrt of Ilia mm Ol rjrnrr, ior amiimrion County, lliia day duly npHutd adniini tratorof th e-tiite of Otto JnoolHMin, de i-cai-eil, and thut ho ban duly qualified u suph. Now, therefore, alt perona hnvlnir rlnims ainiinst aaid ealate art rectilrel to prewnt them, wilh proper vouidiera thereto attached, at tbo olHce of John M. Hall, at HHl-ixiro, tlre.n, within sis montlm from the flale hereor. Dated at HUlahvm. Orsron. Oetolier ti, lfluft W. A. KCti f r AtminlMtnitor of the eatate of Otto Jacohaon. decraiieil. John M. Wall, Ally for Administrator, Administrator's Notice. Nntlcn la herehv irtveti that th under signed has been by the County Court of the State of Oreiron, for WanbiiiKton Coon ty, duly appointed administrator of the extuleot John M Lyons, deceased, and has duly qualified an such. Therefore, all rjerMoita having claims strain st said sarnie are required to present them, to gether with the proper vouchers, to the unaerHiKiieri, st tne law omce or ueo it. Hauler, in Hillslioro, OreKon, within six months rrom tne date nereor. Dated this 2tst day of September. 1000, Administrator of the estate of John M T . .1 J Geo. R. Baeloy. Atty for Administrator. Notice of Final Settlement. Kotlee la hereby given that the under signed lias men ins nnai account as ao- .e.k. t ttmA Witt Aa. Iliiiiirtrniur g luc mnmvo v, . ...... w ceaMd, In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for waanington uonutv, ana tatd Court has et Monoay, November 2H. 11)00, at 10 o'clock a m.of said day, as tha time, and the County Court room. In K Ulsboro, Oregon, aa the ptaco of hearing objeotir ns to nam nnai account, and for the linal settlement of aaid estate. Dated this October 2S, 1000. JOHN WITT. Administrator of the estate of Fred Wilt, deceased. Ueo. R. Mauley, Attorney for Administrator, Notice of Tax Equalization. Notice is hereby given that the Assess ment l.oii fur the yoar tuw wtti no in tne bauds of the County Board of Initializa tion of values rind for such other business as shall legally corns before that body, for on wenk. oonimenninar Mondav. Novem t.er 12, said meetine to eonlfnne until Hatnrdny evening, November 19. 1100. Tas payer will take notioe of above and ffoviirn themselves acaordinelv. . C. A. CAVELT-. AKsessor for Washington County, Ore gon, llilisbor.-i, ore., uct. za, iuw, Tho Lwlinjt Drug House. , Oreiron II W wiiore lrtia.Me.iMns. Valuta. Oils. Hpntiu. Ilmh and all PrtitfW's Nittdrlew r-HWsboro, lot I, ,.,y ,,M ured al prMn tltt stloplv dtimtMnH'tttln. V WW II T. 1 N.. R. 1 W aa d scribed In Book ST, pse S95, Records of Deeds for Washing ton County. Oreron Wolf. B. K. A W.-Thorne's Ad dltlon, Hlllsboro. lot 1 block 4. Wood, Trios. P., 8r. IS seres, se. tlon IS. T. 1 8., R. 1 W as d- scribed In Book W, page M, Record of Deed for V ashing ton County, Wood, Mary btork 7 Woodward, . U-8. H of SW. H. section S3. T. I i R. I W., SO acres Wrodward. M. J.-8W. of NW. Vt. ctlon 14. T, I H, a i W 40 acres .' Wootfford. H. A. H Interest In N. of 8W. , N, tt-of SB. . section . T. I N., it. t W., H) acres Woodford. H. A. BE. H section 2. T. I N.. R. W., ISO er... Tork. J. W,-rCornllu Environ. acre, lot S Zimmerman, E. NE. H aectlon 25, T. I N., R. 4 W ISO acre... - tifii . iitu i'. Tl Union Block ;- i nn u onnrn knarma vi in 1 110 lilllOUUlU I llUlUlUUTJ'. , v ) proprietor. 14 in JMt& ' Poole, Mm 74 f Transact a Ueneral Hanking Itiialnea J. W. H ' L'TE , w A. C. 81IUTK 1 , VhM. ' ! 171 Bald property will be sold subject to; i redemption per tatut. of Oregon , , . -IMi Tehmmidile Pntcwl this Z4tB aay or Wtoner two. j r,fer5 and (mea ltlrra r Credll J. W. FKWELU f ni .... i ....i i... i'..i,i m.i. Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon j , ,,,. K..ine on Ij.ii.Ioi . and ea-officlo Tax Collector. j Uvnd, i)i,i, fnrln, Berlin. Kranl fort-on-lhe- aio.Htm khulm and all prli elpnl otttnwnf Kiin.po. SUMMONS ICillx'tli)iimmliMiiil' a-lbl poloti. fSome Cough I Truths. il tX THE tlUClHT COURT OK TlIK eUiil of Oregon, f-tr Wshlnitoii County Bertha A. Kobiuaon, Platuliff ) H. ii. Robinson, llefeiiitaut ) Banking hours from 9 in to S w HlllolMihi, OrnKon. SUMMONS. ToO. L, Kiihluson, th shove named d- j. yf. ,- iviii,.,,.. IIU'IMT I'DITIIT ftp THKil'J Ill uio ani vi iue "i ""TI""! , i.Mi WmjlM.ir I'liiliilln you lire iiewby reqiilreit to apiieur ami l-'rnnnl v wdhoir. t littntltr mill, imwer M' lhe complaint filed . ..Iii, A ir-.W KII.Uih A against ymt In the sIk.v. ...lltle.l suit on ; W ' ' wa,,rp ieri.; o? iMdore' the lltth day r SoeemlHir p.. . " " "n ,""."' whith is Mdwiuiil toth expiration of j - nrer.lil tr" . . ut. .,.b. .n.r ui.m.i- it mu util.'h la i lietoiiuatii the date of the flrrt pulilliutlnti of thi To William A. Mac and KlUaboih A numinous. It belli nrn-urlbed in llio onler Maek. his a ifc, defendant. . of publication that ibis munition be pnlt- In th Xanie of Hie Htate of Oregon, you i f (i If yon grt the wrot g cough rem 2 ly ami It Islls, you lose time, tetnh r Hi" Cough hrder to cure, ij and sre out )our money, h There are a good many wrong retiiedi, but It it easy to vold Sm ilieui, Com and get lHrtCmiglt Cur and you will be sure of an effective, sclentinc pr paration, one I list is endorsed by hundreds of iwople in thit loc dity, and one Out cost nothing if it ever fail. liaheil fr xix coneoutlve weeks, ami If ore hreliv reeintreil to appearand answer y.ni rail to upMar. the plnlnttn will apply , I0 ciuiiluliil tiled herein within H wenk to th Court for th relief deiuaudi-d iu fnnn the data of the llmt ptihlli-atfmi o ber complaint, lo-wlt; for decree illssolv '. this summons, and if ymt full ao ina lug to umrruiKO nnnirai-t vxihiiiiu ne- p, sr and answer tbecomplalnt III plaint twetni plaimilf and defi ndant ami for tr w ill ink Judgment Hgiiiu't you, and sueh olner wml further i;riiluille relief us each of you, for the sum of f&i with In P the Court may seem mi-et and Just. ' trat thnreoit, nt the rate of H per cent tier , nun in turtii further sum a Price, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1. Delt Dr-ug Storo llain Et . Hlllsboro Thi summons Is ptihIMied by order of annum, slue May 11, BOA, and th furth- the linn. Ij. A. Iiihmi, j nogs or ills t.0111 ty rumor0Houd snub further sums t'nurl of the Slate of Oresoil. for the tlm eiiiirt nmv aillndm reaMiiiable .a at. County of Washington, made and dated . torney' fees hi said suit and lon onler on the lltl: day oftlclolier, W", 19 0. f nod dncpeA aiitliorixlnie and Htreelltiir thut Date of li'at publtceliuii, October 11, ' certain ral estate, described In a ts-rtnoi r. w. Mi i.km, . i mortgage executed by you and each of you to l be plulntlff and dated lb Ki ll AtUirney for I'laintln. I'urtliind. Oregon, day of May IWrt. and reoonled on imae as . - I of IbHik '81" of recorda of luortirasas foe Wuahlngton Cotiutv, Ongoo. wliirb aaid EXECUTORS' NOTICE. ' Notice Is hereby given that th muter l.t,,rttrui. i,lulnll,i Ih I.vmIi, d,,.. 1.1,1,. ... j lorei'lo', sail! real talo lelng ilecrilieil as follow-; laiiiiff the N Mol th X K. U n. n.noi section vt i, j O R & W Time Schedule .. ..From Portland H. " ..t .... .l a. llsaa fiisisif l'itiist .ri"" ofth lt will nd teatamwit of Kllen UtPuXnut sal sractlon . Donovan, deised, and that they have CtALWl ,Vi.w.. n ,r ..... wX'.S' r1 .miiviiRiiii eji,r;, in ,iiih nuioinone ov .w m hi nff tale of the said Kllon Donovan, deceased, urn heruhv reoulred and renuestedo nro- sent the same, with proper vouchers there to ttched. to ns, at th law olliee of John il. Wall, in Hlllsboro, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated at Hlllsboro, Ore,, Sept. 87, lflOO. Jam Dowd, James Barry, Jtxeriitors of the last will and testament of Kllon Donovan, Deunaead, John M. Wall, Attorney for the Kxecutor. Notice to the Pwbllo. Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro posals will be received by the Commis si .mem' Court of Washington County, on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1800, for boarding the prisoners of the County Jail lor a per iod of one year. Proposals must state the prifM per meal. A bond of one hundred Hollars for performance of the contract will b requited LOUIS. A. ROOD, County Judg. By order of Commissioner' Court, dated this October 11, 1000, DECEMBER 31 ST CLOSES THE CENTURY And my present let of hooks. I am anxious to have all my old standing accounts adjusted before that date. S. T. Linklatkk, You want a full dinner pail then buy your groceriec at Dennis'. Finest and freshest lines. authorlximr publication requires you to annear and answer on or before the expiration of 6 week from aaid data, Thi summons is served upon you by publication, by order of Hon. I, A. Hood, County Judge ot Washington County, Oregon, by sn order made and dated at ohambers in Hlllsboro, Oregon, on Oct ober 4, 1000. JOHN M, WALL ... i Attorney for Plaintiff. Hlllsboro Oregon. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Notice I hereby given that the firm, heretofore doing buslnes under the nsm and tv)e of Hchultnorloh A 8011, baa ill, solved partnership, the uuilness having been sold to Uoo. and JC. 0. Hchulmer ich, who will hereafter conduct the busi ness under the name and style of Hohul rnerleh Brothers. Th new Ann will nay all claims against the old Arm and collect all aooounUi due said firm. O.BCHULMHRI0H. n m GKO SCHULMEBlfcll. Dated at Hlllsboro, Ore,, Oct. 18, 1000 Treaeurtr's Notice, All County Warrant of Washington County, Oregon, endorsed "Not payable fl'Jf ' funds," prior to July 1, 1000,-ars due and payable after October 1, 1000. Interest will uoas alter that date, o . M ,nJl0D0LI' 0 RANDALL, 8ept.O,J00O. County Treasurer. Cigars at V, J. Barber's, 2nd 8U nt for Hsltl.ak. Omaha, Kan City. oast, arrive p ni for Walla T1...1 1...1...1. and Kaal, arrlveu Ocean Bteamshln leave at 4 p. m for da Ban Francisco llnsvery Ave day. Columbia River leave p ni except Buntlsy, Hturday 10 p m for Astoria and way landings, arrive tp m exoeptSuuday WHIametu 1 river leave 4) a ni except Sunday for Oregon City, Nwbrg, ealem Hund'ay' Unrtl,,g' 4M P m I"P . W!i1m?tt .SPd Vamhlll rivr leave 7 am Tuesilay, Thtiraday and Saturday for ?f0".ltjr' Dtt?wn "d "7 landing. Friday m l"onda'' Wednesday and tkHHL? m,tta. 'Jw ',r m TtiearlBF. l-?1?,"'"1 '"sy ns Oorvallla and TK."a,n"lf Jw.rif " Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday " ..s"jj" river leave Klpsrla dally 1JL1 ii ' m.' f?r ,,4w',on raturiilitg lve Lewilondlly t. in. Address ' W. H. HULBURT, ' 1 Oen. Past. Agent 1111 I II If a. ai 1 in in . iDaon mra"r 1 Northrop, Proprietor. Newly Furniihtd Tr and Renovated A first-class table and all accommodations for tha convenience of guests. . . ; 4 A . I I s J -I - "T!l"lf!W."-w: '