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HIL'SBORO ARGUS, NOV. 8, 1900. I k A li I It ; ; ,j uri-n inn i Hun,K TT.r .r ?r r r r .r r c r -4,,4'.: r C -1 ft r--li at Btllabotro, 1:3 A. EDITOR. Czzz.tj Cr.cial Paper. r::riD evzuy Thursday Om Dollar Mr Annum. Ua I .!,,, QU Tare Months, U ct. CMi to CU aUae-BKUllisa. Be- tan la Oe Blaetatlk Staadard. Car Kaaej aeaai Debased Property, Ml flra2tt Aaiericaa Predict. Oar Ciaaayuat laaa h r Creditors' Gain. Cia aa ate ht llarcas A. Baaaa rum RESULT. 2eKioley baa been re elected Tl Amci does not think that it baa been matter of indorsement of the wrongs of the dmtniBtra'- turn. Neither does it think that the imperial policy has the sap port of the country at large. The whole oocaeion of the Bryan defeat can be laid at the door of the host of the past There were thousands of voters who remem bered only the depression concur rent with the Cleveland adminis tration and feared its repetition in the soooess of Bryan. Thia fear obtained with the multitude more than the fear of bimetallism., It wu the fear that found lodgment in tit lbs rank and file of voters everywhere they believed the msacfaetarsrs would "ruin" the country by shutting down and they voted for HoKinley, So we siall continue with a trust-ridden jpvtrnesnt. The beet that can be bopsd is that we shall have less scandal in national affairs the asxt four years than we have had the past four. We will now "put up for the beneSt oi the trusts sad corporations and in four years tkdr bold will be so strong that torrid cZart will be required to out Csem from the control of our country, tTMCMIOATED QALI '.-" . For unmitigated gall, commend us to Governor Gser, the chief execut "Mm state oi urefon. a do- lineal mischance; a man who has net, althoc;h rich with opportun ity, made a success at farming in oas cftLs most feitile sections of stats; a compromise between lis two earring factions of a party: !evUi to the highest office with in tie ft of the state: accused by ttHaeg republican, Hi Plummer wli Laving sold an office even be fore U waa elected this man Geer, w wvniery mat oas no squa in the many scandals of the cooo wealth, imposes himself cio tls pod people of Oregon, in an soiatror to teach tbem princi Tie people of Oregon are familiar with his history with s poaaiUe szosption of those re aSJicj in Multnomah County, wfcers tbrrs are no papers to tell of the political immorality of what bosU be a model officer. To do as Governor Geer has done requires till and pill bs has. But a mounUt-k Is never lacking in thit requite. A DAN0C3OV8 POWER. It is within the power of the great banking and corporate institutions to fciten timid people with their threats of panic. Until this agency shall bs taught a lesson we may mm wnoiniBtrauons in our national government. There were this time thousands of voters who fcirsd to east a vote against Mr. l-i&taj on this seore alone. To tLU tar that a panic would be fttuztti, more than to any other t-lnj, is due the landslide. Some 3 '" - uay me American people must Uier divorce these institutions frca politics or divorce themselves irom tse taea of a government of t-e people. Ws are constrained to tsUro that the former divorce csnt will obtain, rather than the lattw, but we are already on the aicda of the latter. The old and ti'salad doctrine that riches c;'-s oust rule, must go down, CJ ll U cct prmane tt democratic 1 r' V ra. The longer it is tole- r " 3 ilt ksrdsr it will be to :t iJctory of the trusts 4 t "t y:zn it an object .t;4 to all oon- :;s all radical ':r;r is a menace ) c'.b of fear is Iy tsld American A PROPER Il VOROCM EXT. If the Democratic National organi sation never effects a victory until it is on the side of the trusts and corporations and until it gets aid from them financially, Thk Argus sincerely hopes it will never again elect a president. When 0 rover Cleveland was president he was hand in glove with these forces. Harriacn was not to be elected be cause he believed, to a certain ex tent, in the quantitative theory of money. The big money interests were paramount to the manufac turing interests and for once these interests parted company. Grow was made the scapegoat, and, from aU appearances, he enjoyed it He has never lost his serenity nor time to go fishing. If these interests are to govern, and prescribe government, let not the party that seeks to make a gov ernment of and for the people have aught to do with them. There will come a time when the history of the last democratic administra tion will not bang like a cloud over the new democracy and that time mav not be over four years. It would not be surprising if the next campaign witnessed a landslide for the people who are producing. A CRYING NEED. The crying need of Oregon is a daily paper in Portland, the state's chief city. There is but one journal of state circulation and it exercises too much power and ex ercises that too continously, for the best interests of the Oregon portion of the Northwest. It has been, and always will be, an organ and an organ is never of benefit to the body politic. There will be a naper there some day. There are two ways that a paper can be tablished there. , Lttner a paper must have unlimited means back of it, or else it must be started by some one who bas the nerve and plepty of stick- to-itiveness to start on a small scale. An opposition paper would at once receive hearty support in that city and throughout the state. In the past Portland has only witnessed the starting of journals by some politi cal wing. Such journals can not be expected to live. A good live daily paper, even were it short on telegraphic matter, would receive a welcome in this field if due notice and consideration were given to local, municipal and state, affairs. Some day it will come. PLEASED AT THE RESULT. English newspapers are candid those who support the imperial side of the question and express great satisfaction over the result of the American election. The Daily Telegraph says: - "Englishmen have never had, since Lincoln' time, a deeper interest in the issue of a presidential coolest." It then compare Mr. Bryan with Gladstone, declaring the former's policy of humanitarian intentions would en tail an American Majubs. It declares that "England's deepest bones are pledged for McKinley's apparently as sured success." This shows that England appre ciates the fact that America is fol lowing the imperial channel. It beKins to look ss though we shall tell more hay to Messrs. Albers & Schneider sod Haines & Shipley. The Sultan of Sola will smile when be sees the election returns from the Home Government And well he might Cornelius precinct went through the mill, but the majority for Bryan was not strong enough to torn the state. "For whom the Lord loveth he cor rected; even as a father the son in whom he delightetb." Proverbs u-m. No donbt Mr, J. Bull Is very well pleased with the vote of the American colonies. Why shouldn't he be well pleased? It's nasty medicine to swallow, but it must be taken, and as long as it tastes the same, a big dose is no worse than a small one. The constitution has suffered s deiest. But ss it Ass been badly trsmpled in the last two years, what but a poor fight could it put up? Cornelius wu the banner Bryan pre cinct in Washington county, and we are not sure but in the state, We are too sick to look over the returns at present so will give Cornelius right of way. The Lord caused the children of Israel to wander in the wilderness for forty years-thst it right, isn't It?-aud to, mends, don't take it too bard And our friends of the opposition, don't lay it on too hard, for remember there it a hereafter. Democrats and populists in this coun ty cow know how Mr. Cornelius felt last June, But HkeCapt Ordwsy.of mid- roaa fame, they can start out for the Heat-, campaign.'.: Time heals all wounds and the flag still floats over the straw stack palace of the Sultan of Sulu. We must takeoff our hats to Mr. Mar- cut Hannswhether we ka-e any use for him or nut. But it Isn't very likely Out it bother the gentleman from Ohio. lie i the hero of the hour. He is the u... who drummed GenmlApath out of camp and put htm on the firing line. This is the supreme hour of the trust and the corporations. Hut all things must come to an end, There will come time when the rank and tile of tepubli cau voter will turn against the money power with the wrath of a whirlwind (or the combination of capital are not in politics for their health. t ' A Bryanite went to bed on the n'ght of the election after he had heard the ad- verse returns. It was late when he re tired. d ho dented, hat South Ca - lina had gone for Mckinley. The tuilit- mare so thorouRhly rrightenetl him lli.il t i i ,J , i , . hesroaeand huiltafue and slept no more. If such dream wonld not Mtnr - der tleep, what would? '.. HHHaBH5RH"1S W." .1 . , e are very liable to have smite startling developments in Chtnn. itbngland really has evt fovot-j ous on the Mongolian sho w ill . ... i . . soon have the American ailuum? t ration ritory. . , . . . tth her in a chase fi r ter- Latest advices indicate thnl Bryan has carried his home ttaie and Kentucky, although the vo'e is very close. Both sides claim victory in each of thet-e states, but the Courier-Journal claims Bryan has carried Kentucky, while the Bryan people of Nebraska claim the state is in the Bryan coin mn without a doubt. Now that the election y over the Oregon public wilt bo engross d with the coming senatorial election. H. W. Corbett Is out after th "toga" and it is stated that he going after the oQ'ice with all the vigor of a man who wants pout? thing and is bound to have it. Tin old gentlemau is likely to he appointed in his amUilion. The Oregonian of this morning comes out with the following Uon mot, advocating the candiditcy of the senate funny is it not? hf the Unit d SUtes: "Hon John McCraken is elected to the legisla ture from Multnomah county by a majority of 3500. This is a close representation of the strength of Mr. Corbett's candidacy for the an! Tt mn um olmo iVin ww.mwv. .u j crv. w vf III.' VliU republicans of the. state, which is .. . .. ... r . . ... the truth, that the defeat of the re publican legislative ticket in Ore gon in June was due to antagon ism,, not to Mr. Corbett, hut to others." A Woman's Record. A record to be proud of is that of Amelia E. Barr, who has been the mother of fourteen children, has written thirtv-two books, prepared a professor for Princeton Coll ee and at three score years of sg is a u S- ;... .. i auperu jjiuiito ui vuaiiij as ireeii and sweet of heart as a young girl. Ex. Notice ofPinal Settlement. Notice is hereby given that I, the tinder sinned, the executrix of - the entitle of Al bert Stewart, deceased, have filed my final account as such executrix in the County Court of the Htate of Oregon for WaHhfngton County, nd that aif Court baa fixed Monday. December 8, Mr, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, In the Court room, as the time and place for hearing; objections to nuid account and for the ttett lenient of mtid estate, - Dated at Hillsboro this Oct 31, WOO. ', MAKY J. hTKWAKT, Kxecntris ot the estate of Allien Stewart, deceased, W. N. Barrett, Atty for Executrix. The Affairs of Europe are faithfully portrayed in the original and exclusive cable dispatches which The CHI CAGO RECORD prints daily from the leading; capitals of the old world, This magnificent special service is in process of being greatly extended so as to include every important city in Europe; and it is supplemented by the full regular cable service of The Asso ciated Press. Tk? Chlc&zo Record, alone of all American nswepspers outside New York city, cow prists original and exclusive czib dlspxtches daily from t-s kzllRj cc?ltz!3 of Europe. SHERIFF'S SALE. j iSXH; rtf-i 1 1 ;i'nl'r tut will of the Ctiijult t'oml i Cm :iii of Oregon, tm Wit-dilution .'M It y. Waring date the IMl dav of tM o.. l:H. in titvttr tl II, . Hihi, ilmn. trt nl n'lii.-t X. A. Hani'li, tlrnrtciM vll mill l.iirltidA l J.u-kM ii dffV'iit. ilt, mut mjnitiHt the Hitly liiwin iitir tltwrUMMl, for the mm of Im.Nt, .vwIm, itml tlt ntrlhcr Mini tl SITTttSti, witii intftwl tlioivoti from tlitt 'Aith Uy sv l ily, l:m, tit ih mtf i,'m r rout irr Htinuiii. iinj.lhf liirilirr mm of Sl.v Willi niifit'Mt iImiii from the Stlth day of i.in, wi, i i tit mi in hi win ppr n imiii, and wdMi wild tlm-rt urdt'in I M'l liro tlinl tw.it No. 1, lii'i-i'limUfr and tlix tinHMU i i 'i"'l' ttplitil ( ti iwivnum of the 1 oUtl. . n u saiintV tlm t.iiiii, tlml timt- Ni. ! N,- t';tiwntr dt w iil!!, I M l"' lirot'iHila llionml Iw Hiii Iml at ; iiu tl.-m-mnd d.dlnn. to I, iml.l ! t,' defomlniit, I.uoiinla f, Jiu-knon, ; mill l Hi' Iwimiui- to lw piinl to tlin plninllil uimiii tlm t-lxnii iiIhivh ih'I furtli. Now therefore, l,v vlrtim m in pur- !mimoi'(inid jiidt iiiFttt,iltvrud urdtr ; of cair, l w i., on Tlmrsdny, .November i III Hie wuitli dnoriif the tmrt lfnnnv. In ' Hillslmro. ii-liliiKli.il I nil lit v. t)nji i . ' tii hom (.i i. uvim k . m., of aid miiiy.MIhI piililliain-tioii to tlif i bidder for ii. r,u,iw tn dowriiKti nsii I'niiM'riT. in mil: .,,..aii r ....i i ..r....i t.. hliH'k 8, of and In Hiinov's nddllioli to tlio Town ir lHllsUini, WumIi iiitfton tVuoiy, tirfKiMi. Hii.f If the pro-Kills tln iT.il 1 iiiMillii'ii'iil liimuMi . inr riniin oi mi' piHimiit, nix.ve mil t.irtli. I will Nell at th niin tinit, pld. ami 'ii'ii I Im win is tumiit, all of lh follow iua i dtwu'rilH!tl rul propfrtv. h inir, lHiuv and nitiinlt in W ashliiKtnii t'oimty, Un'if.iu. Miwiid Tmi'tl'iitiiiiiiii at tin Mouth. it ooriier of the ft 1 t'. of .Imnis Hnr rUi'ii, In Stvtloti i T. 2 X. It. W of lln Mill. Mrr., rumiinir Uiniir NT.rili p dt ifiw Kant, to Hi Kant line of mild t.'UlMt. i.T- cliniitH to tins Morthi'iixt tiirni'r ol jiMiil t'tdini! Hh-iio-Vrt oil Nollli lineot t'liiim. sa.18 chiitiiii; thi'ttt tniiiili la de. Urm SVtinl ai2l i-lml., to th Mouth Hue ol Kiiid t'liiim; Iht-niti Katt on elaiin line :ts.?!t I'lmiim in thi plure ol tKjlniiliil. ii.nininin p iinor. s, uiore or Inw. 'I'liiiil 'I'm. I lUtfluiittii: nl the Hi.ulh wiwt oirniT il tlm North half of llie Hora tio X. Older t. I.. C. in T, S. Ii .1 W of tlm Will M..p r.n...l..u il....... ! Nnrtli ti il-Krfe:w ininulen K.nil on tlio Vi-t lino of Mild t'luiin 'ti.Kl rlmin: thuiiiH- Kt K.73 chiilim; thffixn Houtli ii-r'i' 0 mtiiutm Wtl . rlmius to II..- Nnrili llni'-.t (ho, S. mil Imlr of wil l t'liiim; theiiri- X.irlh 77 ilittw itUuiln-uti-8 VVfdl N. 17 fliiii totlu-pliti-Hof Kiimliiif. t-nnliiiiiiiiK '.H iu ri-i, more or Uiw. to junini'v tl liiiiitiilxifor nniuml aiiniti, mid theeoMiaof and upon mild writ, and tliti routs ami exieniHNi of maI. Miiid prerty w 111 be old Hit.Ji1 to re di'iiiption at per Muli of Oreitou. iinii- my band this INih day of th-lohor. iy 0. Jt) IN W.8KWKLU Sheriff of Washington t'uiuiiy. ttrcKoii. t,hf. It. Hiiliy, Attorney fur 1'ltiint II SUMMONS. IN THE UUt t lT ColMtT Oe THK Stole of Oregon, fur Washington County Bertha A. KohiiiMiii, I'UmlilT - v tl.l.. Robinum, TWmidnnt To". I'. Roliinson. the almvii imniffd dp- tentlanl; , In the Kiutif of the Mule of Oregon, ' jolt nrw hnvhy riiiulriNl to iippittr and hvi ir t. ilm I'oiiii.liiiiii tlli-il ( - ,i, ...... ' Kii't yon in the abovsetuiiieti suit n !or In-fore tlie luth day of NoenilBir. pwn, allien Im miImiihimiI to the etpiMiinn.of ix wet-Ka annr iUHr ii. tuuu, uiiioii is the iliitti of the tint! puhlination uf thin uniimioiiH, tt iM'Inie pr-rHHd in theonlur ol piiliili-jitioti timt mo smmmitis be nul IimIichI fur six Conwiillv Wfi'kH, mid If yoti rail tn apiiear, the plninllil will apply to the Court lor the relief deinandvd In her coin plaint, t.v-wit; foradmirneillwwilv iiiK the marriage. Hiiiiract exlaliiur lie tween plaintiff and tli-rendaiit and for mih-Ii other mid furtlit r (iiiiUlilo rellff a to the Ourt may seem tnoet and IiihI. Tliix nuininoiiH in published by ordor of ine linn, t A. lUMHi, jihikhoi llm l inn iy fourt of tlio KtMt of OrtK'Hi. for the Cnutily of WttHhiriKton, mailt, and dated on the U tit day of txrtolwr, PWO. lau of flntt publication, (Mober 11, 11X10. If, W. MULKKY, Attorney for 1'lalntiff, 1'ortland, Oregon. Administrator's Notice. Noth-e is hrh? irivn that the umlMr .ulRtietl Im l.f--n by the (Viuiity (lotirt of ine Miito or ()ri.im, for WsHhiiifiUm ' County, this day duly appointeil adminis trator of the entitle of Otto Ja.-olxwin. de i-eai, and that be baa duly quitliilod ax aii'-ii. Now, tbcreforo, all persona having I'liiiiim n.i n.tt fuitu CHtate are reintirmt U preitrnt them, with proper voucher theriilo attached, at the olliee of John M Wall, at Hillslxiro, Oregon, within six moiithK rrotn the date hereof. ' Dated at llillsboro, Oretron, Oi-tobor22, IllXiO. , W. A.HCflTT. Adiiilni.HtriiUir of the estate of Otto Jiii-oliHoti. deceased. - John M. Wall, AUy for Administrator, Notice of Final Settlement, Notice Im hereby irlven that the itiulor- Hiuued low liled his ft mil account an ad nilulntrntor of the eidate of Ki-ed Witt, dtv waned, in the County Court of the State or OrcRoii, for WttHhliiKton Coiiutv, and ....... .,.,- ..... utuituuf , ...riniiiwi 4. I!W0, at 10 o'clock a m. or mild day, a mo inno, aim me couniy t ourt room In HillHlioro, Oregon, aa the iilace oi hearing objoctlciis to fluid final Hccoimt, ami for the limit settlement of said extntn. uatod tnisuctober'j, liajo. JOHN WITT. AdmltilHfralor of the extate of Kred Witt, iioccttscil. , Goo. Ii. linitliy, Attorney for Administrator, MAKE LAND CLEARING EASY ! ( , .... .... it yotilmve land to cleur, buy a Smith llruh, Tree ami Sliintp IuMr. Svr.tl iiiitliii'H no in hh in counly. Make your horses do your work. An Up to tliile marhine, i'.i"ilv uM-rii-i nml hiII for leu inoney ; than any boihI niarhiue on the market. Auk II. K. Kveritt, IlillrUiro, or ' St ltitl rich, KMrtttinuloii alwnt it. They um these inarhinea. Four ttischittes now on hand. 10 M-r rent olT f..r Oi lnlM-r huyerit For irtitnilrs ami ricsltcall on or trrile H. C. PEARSON, SHERIFS SALE. (Continued fiotn First Page.) lion 9. T. S N , It 4 W.. as tie. m-rih-d In Ittmlt V, mki S'.H, ami itook !tl, pati lS and Hi, U- iiordu of l'eeita for Watthlns Ion Count v. Oreatin , 1 Wllilamx, Kllii-I'art of lots I and , hln' k i. illlUlMiro, as tie. ecrllwd In Itink ii. pnee HC ailtP I'lH.k .HI. I.OL'rt H.H. Heeords of I.-eila fur Waithlns ton County, tin iton. b-aa laxiiiH fi-et in lot S. sold to J. C. Clark,, Williams, A-8V. Mm-tlou SI, T. S N., It 4 V., i!0 aires.... Williams, Th.K.-llyd Turk, km K S. 12, block S ,. 17 U Williams. KII.I & W. W.-tHtH aci, nei-ilun 33. T. J N., H. i W In st, IUih1 donnilun land claim 4. a ih-ncHlwd In Hook 44, twire 3JJ, ann ttook X, pki- ani. 39H. Kifdi.u of lieeil Tor Wnnhlnition County. rreon at WlltU-r, J. T W, of NV. 14, arctliiit 13, T. 3 N.. It 4 W Stt acr. , , Wloart. IN ter West Portland II. lahls, lot , blin k tl William, A. A.--IS Srrea, aei-tlon 13. T. 1 N.. rt 1 V., as de. scribed In ltook S7, tuiee 13 5. llecords of lH-! for Washlnf. ton County, Oregon ............ .Wolf. 8. K. W.-Thorne'a Ad dition. Hillsboro, lot X block 4. Wood, Thoa, P., Sr. II acres, sec tion 1.1, T. 1 R. W.. as d. scribed In Hiok W, pass ITS, Records of lcda for Waahlnf ton County, Oreson Wood. Mary-Hlllaboro, lot t. block T Woodward, ft. I.S, H of 14. section S3, T. 1 8,, R, t W SO acres Woodward. M. J. 8W. M of N'W, section 14, T. 1 I , a I W 1 14 14 13 M to 10 i tt 40 acres S( WiHHlford. It, A, H Interest In N, t of BVV. H. N. H f BK. M. section 17. T, t N., RT.J W., SO acres ,. Woodfonl, H. A -BR. section 2S. T. 1 N R. S W 1(0 aerea... Tork, J. W, Cornellua Knvlrona, 1 acres, lot t Zimmerman, K. NK. M section 25. T. S N.. 11. 4 W.. M0 acres... S II I 71 I 40 171 Hnld property will be sold subject to redemption aa per statute of Oregon. I luleil (his 24ih day of October, 00, J. W. HKWBU Sheriff of Wnsblnicton County, Oregon and ex-ofnelo Tax Collector, FARMS FOR SALE Those who want to btijr Washing, ton County (arms will tlo well In call and investigat the following offers, lntjuiro at Thb Auaus office. 150 acres 40 acres under cultivation, M acres In panluro, fW acres In brush and timlier; good bouse and barn; good or chard i well watered! 14 mils from Recti ville and railroad; mile from school Price, per sere. 31 acres, 1 mils from flroenvllle 10 acre In cultivation; 10 acres slashedi 11 acres In briudi) Rood five-room hunt, barn and. out bulldiuga; U tulle top O. and school; 0 miles tu It. K. fries, $lo, IfW acres-100 acres in cultivation; 1 acres of tine beaverthtm that will produce 4) sacks of onions per acre; good s-riMtui limine, coliiou; ifiHxl bam 40x71; other niiuuiirti; Tills I finely sary tlnir iHtr acre, on easy terms, SOO acres-200 acres lit oultivstlotij 100 acre of (rood timber suitable for 00 rd wood; hoiiae and burn; good orchatd;2 niihiK from lllllKbnro ami 011 main road to Portland. This farm hss running branch and tuivcrnl HprinuM Uiat furnish abundance of water the year round. This farm being mluiilcd so neiir town Is well suited for dairying and KHriltiiilug, as well as grain ami hay ruIsliiK.tttid is one of the greatest bargains in the county. Price, W per acre tm easy payments, 200 acres in high state of cultivation, iimntly lioKVcrilitin laud; mile from railroad station and tow 111 18 miles went of Portland. There In a fortune in Ibis farm for some Hardener. This land is cheap at .ri0 per aero; it can be hod for ao per acre, II sold soon. 44 acres all prarle land, except 8 acres of iki well located, beliio- onlv 10 niilaa from Portland, Price. flUOO. 20 acres near Recdvllle S sens in culti vation. Price, ftKJO. A good sawmill, with or without dwell. lug and lioiueMtcad. and N00 acres of mmd tlmborluiid, A fortune for the right man. 60 acres of nice smooth landi 40 acres in cultivation, best of soil. Price. $11)00. 80 acres 1111I11 mprovral lautl; well located, rilles froin creuuiery, P. ()., ar, This ia a snap at S(I0. being only 2 tn etc; easy to clear, Notice of Tax Equalization. Notice is hereby given that the Assess ment Hull for the year 1000 will be in the liaudNof the County Hoard of Kouallxa. lion of values and foreucb other huslneaa a shall legally come before that body, fur one Wfwilc, commencing Monday, Novem ber 12, said meeting to continue until Saturday evening, November IB, WOO. Tax payers will take notice of above ami govern themselves accordingly. 1 CI. A. lA VKLlj, Asscsftor for Washington County, Ore gon. HlllMboro, Ore., Oct. 21, 11100. OREGONIAN AND ARGUS, Sa.oo. Tt.e Weekly Oregonlan and this aaaer give yon sll the news of home, state, the I X Tl uoitsiea )0 0 )ej)u , )o not ahue your foet. Buy your foot wear at Dennis'. ; oreiiara .ano irry. mim' mnnuiA,.:tr'':'r I ' la.rm is tn 2 miles or Hlllsls.ro and . :. .:", iTiV.f.H .V.h V.,- ' '""" T7""4 w -w situatuti, esn be divided, if iicces-', f.'""' ,? ,""t!,L.!""l'7, ff 1 C3) Q jm TVT . nwner in tailing health and get- L JlV.i.i ..u i "" 1 L w I VI old, Is cause of selling Price. 140 lVJlTi. " ; or,.,r A X f V 1 jtv h ib a ii i . m r ATTENTION, ..'ii i f r 1 r . f ii.! I ,,,,,, Cw"7 . J mrc lhrm. I i f H. WEHRUNC tu - 1 I ... t t - - 1 i i I . The Hillsboro The Leading: Drug Hou8t Where Ilruga, Medlcion, Paliila. til,HHiin-., Itriml may I procureii at prici-a Transact adeueral Hanking Itmdoma J. W. 8HUTE A. 0, ftllUTK , . Mintage! . t'slilef Bell eight Exchange ami Tnleyraphlr Traintfnrs and lusum letters of 1 mln available thmughoiit I hn l ulled HtatcM. Draw Kills of KxcbangH nn luidui , Liverpool, iHihlin, Parla, llnrlln, Kraut fort-on-tha-Vaiu.hUK'kholiu and all prli -clml el lies of Knnite. Collodions made on all acieMlble polnU. Hanking hours from 9 a in to 8 p m . Hillsboro, Oregon, SUMMONS. IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OK. THK Htate of Uregon, for Waidiliiglott County. nemaru wenthorr. Plaintiff vs William A. Mack, Kllxnhcfh A. Mai-k, his wile, William P, llergcr and llergi r, bis w ife DcfiimlautK To William A. Mack and KlUnbcih Mack, bis wife, defcmlniits. A, In the Name of the Htate of Oregon, you are hereby required tn apfwar and answer the Coilllllalltt filed herein within 11 u ..L- I from the date of the llrst m hii..ii . 7.7 I!lL?.u.!!!,,''Jli.'.',,.! ' '.'."i' ,fa,'r ".! iff will take Judgment gmnn you, am each of you, for the sum of $."1 with In certain real estate, described In a cerium mortgage executed by you ami each of you to the plaintiff ami tinted the lilth day of May lH, ami recorded 011 page ll'i of Rook of records of mortgages foe nMsniiigion loinuv, (Iregmi, which said mortgage plnlntyr Is herein seeking to forecio-e, saltl real estate being deacrilictl as follows! being the N. X t the N. K. W and the N. t of N. W. of section 12 T, N. of ft. aW. Will. Mer.,coiilaliiliig(iioi one hundred and sixty acres of litmi In VVasblngton Comity, Oregon, he sold and theprtsw-lsapidleil to. the satisfaction of plaintiff's Judgment. The date of the llrst ptibllcailon of this nmniona Is October 4, Klin, mid the order uirimriKiiig mirvice oi mis siiinuions hv publication rtitpilrcs you to apiiear and answer 011 or before the expiration oftl weeks front said date, . This summons Is served iiihiii you by publication, by order of Hon. L A. Hootf, Comity Judge ol Washington County Oregon, by an order made and diitud at chambers In Hillsboro, Oregon, on Oct ober 4, 1000, JOHNX.WAU ,., . Attorney for Plaintiff. Hillsboro Oregon, Notice ol Granting; Time, Notice Is hereby given that wo.theiin derslBiietl. narents of ri,ii,o 11 u...i HaxeT I). Ledford. minors. Im. 11,1. ,1,.., for valuable consideration, which Is lime. avsiiuwieugiHi, anu love and alleetion, old and granted to them their llmu fmui dale, giving them authority to transact business in their own million as of legal age. Bo responsibility will hereafter m ruoKuisii uy me uuuursigned for dolits contracted by the said George H. and Hazel D, Ixidford. GKOROK T. UCDKOUD. Hillsboro, Or., Oct. 20, woo. Treasurer! Notice, All County Warrants of Washington County, Oregon, eudorsod "Not payable for want o? fiinds," prior t Viily 1, du and payafile after Onbiber 1, 1800. Interest will cmsc after that. date. Hept. M, 1900. County Treasurer. tarast thereon at the rain i.rs tutw etit If' 1 Hem HkinfiiBiiiir sun iiireciinir ti.u . mm wi Cigar, at F. J. Bir-r'a, 2nd fit. it. Farinington, Ore. LADIES L-l 7 f We ha vo iken suenrj- uf the fit 1'fcw, SclNy 1,4.111'k KlliH-l .in lit suy l.-l. SONS Pharmj ruin,, itia M.1111 m. 1 Or, K. A. Ititilet rnipf ici.o. ill I'ruBifUiVMiindilm tlml kimply tit J 'iiiiiiin. , )UlIl a Truths 1 !j 1 l;rt the wrong couch rem I It fall, volt ke lllnr 1 he cough fistdcr to cute, out tur HfcHiey. re re a t.xij uin' wiong it l My t) svoid Jif. but Coiih- and L't-t licit a flinch fend you will lie suie of sn Hve. siiciuiilc lilt lMtf ill idll. wi Ihst Is embused by hundred 'f people In this IcKMliiy, ntl otie thnl com nothing if It ver fniln, Price, 5c, sor, 75c and $1. I Delta Drug Store i Main fif nniaVtvv. ,1 ' BUU,U ; mt&immmmmfM Time Schedule .; .. From-Portland 0 ' ri V ,,'"v":' 7 1' r"f Hi'i ''''. Otmvcr, l't. Worth, Oiiuilm, Kansas cuy! wi. I-oiiIk, Chicago and Knst, arrivnu Hiiokitni, Flyer leaves 0 J'"t upolls, HI, 1 m for W illis 'mil, Outnikb. . n . . H"Ul l;'l,K immI Kast, am VII .., ... 1, in Oce,,,, Htoaii.Hblps leave nt 4 Him rraiiclKco.'.Miilling every live P, in for ve dayn. Mm. Jm ,",v,,r ,,,,v P I" except w-wI7:iu,l,,r,,H'; 10 !' l.r Astoria and way iindlngK, arrive i p tn exccpl Hunduy m..- ll""'",Uo r'v' '"itvs 1) a in except a dtV ',7 i""" Viy Ntiwlalrg, hale!.. Sun.bi7 '"'"""ft W :!' in except Or If. 1 '"!rm'"-v "'"I Hiif.ir.hiy for arrive vi' I' lMWm .Bl"1 lamllnirN. Friday ' '" M'M"ly. Wednesday ami Tlnir,Tr ',i,JVrr '""vnflil III TliOM.Iay. wavT, , lu I" s'it,'r"",V for C0rv.1l lis am alft'iak.,..r,r"ri,,".v" 11 'l"1"" 'dally Ad.lroHw ' W. II nnr niiDT - IV! 1 fltni. Piihs. Alien t Cor.2d.Wd)''jii d- Not-llu-vp, t'roirl)tor, Newly Furnished and Renovated A first-class table nml allBccotntnodiittons forjlie convenience ofgitenu. , , , 1 fs I 0''
