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Newspaper Page Textv i 1 I MUt... i "km IkuPLK J tl A jgy t HIL'SBORO ARGUS, tt f t onion at Hlltuboro, nail matter. ltc:c3 a Lose, editor. (irty Cricial Paper. lUID EVERY THURSDAY BY f-tr-fNt On Dollar pr Annum. lA UwNl Three Nontba, 35 cts. CMtd I CoM lUao-neUllism. Be Item la - tkt Blaetallic Standard. Ctar Kmc; actM Debased Property, ud PiUcm Aacrkaa Product. Our CiWtiiit ImliHr Creditors' Gain. Cu Mm for Marcos A. Hanoa MILITARY MKNACK. senator Htwley. as chairman of tba Senate committee on military aCaira, and Senator Proctor, as ex ceereUry of War and senior mem i i . . . iwr w mio comniiiiee, gravely pro a a a a . i, poee mm me great and important leSUlatiye question of the me of tba army, with all the subordinate questions of organisation, discip Una, control, service, and, above all, of coet to the taxpayers, shall Be euawawa id a Din empowering tba President "to maintain a regu lar army of such me ss to him may seem fit." This is not merely imperialism bat mora than imperialism. It would invest our eivilian President with an authority, a power, a con troi of government which the Prussian Diet stubbornly refused togive tba King of Prussia in an LTf of national need, and which tbe German Parliament later on refused to give to the German Em peror. iwuwniu aiu peror is an lni- perialist, ruling by divine right, and Bismarck was frank impe- rialut,sieepuing constitutions and popular votes. And yet they never ooeaaded in fitting on the Ger- man neck such a yoke of imperial ism as is cheerfully suggested by tba HcKinley imperialists. N. Y. World. Rican act unconstitutional, then tht re publicans will run race with u at to which will drop the Philippine first. But if it is decided to be constitutional, then this sessioa of coDgTes will have to pass some una ol s mil for tbe govern ment and control of tbe islands. This, nun me routine measure ana tbe new apportionment under the laat census will make it an exceedingly busy session." ASPECTS OPTUK ME88AGB. KKMKMBER. wa ramamber when Mr. Cleveland was president, how the Oregonian was wont to run that famous edi torial entitled, "You wanted change and you have it," or words to that effect, and then how it went on; bow it pictured the terrible story of Clevelandiaai; how it sniv MM over the ruin of the country; Bow It cursed the fate that threw tba election to the staffed prophet. We ail remember bow the demo crats, being unable to please them elves with Cleveland, could not, of oooras, expect to please the repub lican papers, and then came the eampaigosof 1896 and 1900 and with doctrines abhorred by the vile wretc&ed Cleveland gang that the Ortonian despised. Even then, tas Urejonian was against the dem onato who never do anything pod wben alive. Suddenly Grover was a patron saint, and he was the vary God .of safety and perserva- uoo. Us was all tbat was good and an-elic: be was s second Jesus but with the misfortune for tbe puttie never to be crucified. The Oregonian went over. It is always supporting something about lour years alter it has ceased to. So, then, we know the democratic par ty is not going out of business, be cause tbe Oregonian can't refrain . m is . . irom keeping it alive. It needs tie democratic party in its busi ness. It captured the John Young and John Loos wing of the popu lism party, without those vailant leaders even knowing it. But it kardly capture the democrat or populist who keeps an open eye. following are given five extracts from the Oregonian, the Oregon organ of republicanism, comment ing outhe President's Message. As it i? sometimes interesting and amus ing to note what the Oregonian has to say on such a matter, here thev are: For the most part, tbe meaaare heavy, perfunctory and disappointing Perhaps the most valuable cart of it n the chapter on tbe Chinese imbroclio. and there its usefulness lie rather in its concise summing up of recent bistor than in any original thought the Prest- oentnas put into it. For the rest, it abounds in the commonplace and is loaded down with long extracts from previous state papers. OWil Service. Very characteristic it the reference to the Civil Service Commission. This noble work the President would have go on. The commission is hampered tor want oi tunas it should have plenty. 1 be ulea ts, of course, to support and advance by all possible moral and finan cial aid the work of commission, but to do so in a way that shall not interfere wun apportioning the spoils among the victor. We must do everything possible ui iuc mcsc rcionuers, consistent with reservation of appointments for tbe poli ticians, it recalls Thurston's idea of financial legislation establish the gold namiaru luunmguiy, out do It in such a u to leave our stiver men serene sna undisturbed. Somewhat Premature. Is it hypercritical to suggest that the Luauon oi is4 years in the President's opening paragraph is inconsistent with s proper sense of perspective? In the nisiory ot civilization and forms of vat eminent, 124 years is simply no time at all. This sort of thing was well enough wiumtuvijiur orations oeiore Slay, But since we have tniW vincialism for world citizenship, we must measure by international at.n.l. aid. When the Republic is old, we may speak with some assnrance concerning popular government. Protection '-. Nothing is more impressive in this message than the circunntanH.i r- hearsal of the benefits of protection and enunciation of the sublime principles that underlie it all eloquently compic nous by absence. Who could have lore. seen it in 1890? Je Shlpplng Subsidy. Jf The President is contrntatn his cautious recotnmendatjtJk for "aid to the merchant marine," and so very cau tion that he quotes from his previous message so as not to commit himself di rectly to the subsidy scheme, and vet 6.. , yiviuwcra bo cnance to com piain. As a matter of fact, President McKinley has given in his message juet what he thought the people demanded, and there is little use in academic criticism. He looks the country in the face, and tells the inhabitants that tW threatened with gout. He tells tbe banking concerns that the govern ment greenback is a good thing if it is not a government greenback a . out a bank greenback. He tells the manufacturers that the trusts are not to be harmed if his wisdom shall prevail. This is patent be cause be and bis political associates say there are no bad trusts. It is just such s paper as the great banking associations and trusts want and it is this because Mr. Aiciuniey candidly believes that the people have understanding voted the doctrines advocated bv these agencies. Tbe words PIaio Duty" seemed to have been taboo- -J r. eu. JUBl WuV. THE Annua nnt being a prophet can not say. PROBATE. i Notice to Contractors. W N Barrett a odd Britcher, dee'd hoads. era, Sj A Howell, Win Thurston ami I S Barnes. Inventory filed at fp,;5 ; Personal property ordered sold at pti-' vate sale lor cash. ( Aduir of W R Lewis et aulhorimt to make conveyance of ml estate to AW' Barber aud sale confirmed, Same order ' of confirmation as to a sale of realty iu ! the David Wilcox est. ' Est of Albert Stewart futlv atlmtnist- ered and est closed of record. Krsidu i of est turned over to widow. j Est of M M W atts closed of record. admr est Thoma .' ltl ! revived at tlio tVtmiv $1000. Al prais-i i 'rK 0 ",' " HHWttorw, ow 8atnrl:iv, w-v. i.i, itxio, m to,, hour of 10 i- H lir 11H itillMrtlrlioll of it Hull I, .....1 .... nnr 1110 ctmiity riil, north MEC. 6, 1900. Closingout Sale I V2r.s.i?x xxxxx yxxxx. : ! : : A I'ai-km ui( tmk I'koi-i.k ; : ; tittU's t'rck tixi'u 1 ojit Umvo Pi-ltn,!ilioti. limy County t'Urk'a ollico. Ih wen I at Die . UOI, Jtutur". Administrator's Sale of Real Estate NUo is hervliv s'n'h Hint In 1 ..r .... p .1. . 1 . . 1 . . Pinal Kttleuient of SP KeUey est art tinm r thi LZrL'a I iiisi.tii t 011 tit y, mado and onmnHl on j J.llnliiv of Novvmlier. imtt, In tii tiau joi i. vfriu li:ii.,r, dixiHiMil, aiuliormiiiK iiirtx-iiii); mat a for January " Property of est ol Augustine Carm li ter, dee'd turned cm to heirs and est closed of record," Pinal settlement of David Wilcox est set for January ?. : Personal property in Louis Neinnan est set aside for ute of widow. Miss Jocie Schultiierich in spenl. irg the wek with friemli in Pod land. 4 Mrs. Chas. Klwtll, of Porthuwl", is visiting with relatives in tlu city. IUI 1 1,111 111' II... .....I tu reioitgtttir ,iss,,( rwlnlc sul.l hi private Mly now. ilwintorv. I, tlio nu ,.,- -isiiuii, nuiiiiiiiKiratorol snul fHiitv, mil, NOTICE. 2!Kh day of Herein be r. tm0. irHHl to soil at private iele, for rush hi Imn.l iikii day of aK all the l'olloiiiU ,,., ,n,.nv, aiiiiain in wawli IliKtotl l ouiilv, tliruon, to-wil! li;iilliliiK m ,, (K,ii jo f,H4 ,( ' 'iiauis x.inn i. II,,. Norlliwinl i,r ucrolsniioii in IS, K. 8 W.Will. Mor ami ruiiuinjt Hii'iiee Kaxt SH.M rlmiiis luorp or livw. 1,1 II... , i.i..r ..r n,..v-1 1 tlu'iiroilown ih,. wnir of Dairy IWk l ii-KMt lino ui' tin. m.naliori liand t':iint i oi 1 milium nan and Mary Hart, Ills w iT(. r. 1 ! s""u o tlio cenler lino ol s.it,i uern 1 riiniiini; Kast anil Wiwi All parties owing the Lad.l A Farm Company, of limlville, flrph!?.m'h,;, ilionce Wi-Mt t ti i, .ii 1 , ,.win j 1 1 -" 'i iimiaiiii liiver, tlieme down colts foaliHl in HftK) ami sired hv ; ca d river i ,..i.,i .1 .A-...?. ,J .7." Kalamar. will nleae call at otue I K.' 'H. chains llnin Nurtir T.iis and settle for service. Call .ttlSJ1-!J.,:L?. !l Reedville farm or at store of H. '"' Miduiiim wa .i the Kait tine ..I Wehrung A Sons, Hillflmro. w ilI.!1K:!,,m'l;,,,, u! 1 '"" . ... .unBimiM,, .i.m.i'i. , m-m 1'iiiiliiH, ittetii'ti North Reetlville, OrH Nov. 3, UHM. ; h. thence Kiwi in nn to th.. -piiniiiif, eonitiiniii J.tl.i.l wiw, mure 01 lew. SHEEP FOR SALE. Sixty-five head of Graded. Cots wold and Shropshire sheep, emu mence lambing about Jan. l"nh. For a short time only I will oiler these sheep for sale, cash, fit $2.") for the lot. J. E. Urn Cornelius, Oregon. ala t! Imi siiliji-l to rtiiilliiiiatloii ' I he INu.iitv (.nut of WtwhliiL'ton oimly, tvK.., ,v r,n ,,, lale. 11 K .ivM l.r.x ,.. Oieyon, Ui yU day nl' MoyciuUt. YHk ... " f. t'VPI.KS. AdniniNlml'ir of Hie .,tiit,i ( I.Weme ItiiU'l", ilectiMtl. J-m-i t uples 1111.1 John v. Wall, Ally. SHERIFF'S SALE. SHERIFF'S SALE. MY VIKITK I I 1K'-It II I BY VIRTUE OF ' AX' RXKtTTloX, daeree and order or aal. ..... of the t irenit Court of the M.Ueol Oit. ron, for Waaninirtoii tr It 111 V. tit I'lViir .it The Orecmii Mortvakro araiiiat J. B: Pllklniciun, Jr., K. Al Itiwh elor aud Mary Batohelor. his wi e, fr ti,e sum of II7.0U eoHtiLaiul f.,r th r.,.-, 1,.,, sum of I2SM.95 U. 8. eohl nun, with In terest thereon at the rale of per e -nt 1 er annum from the ah dMy of ov. Jimo, and for the further sum of I3'I attornevV parc Nov., T3 PCTRIiBSB CHAMP CLAUK. Cms is wbat Missouri's able Con Crtcraaan, Champ Clark, has to sxy in a raosnt interview. "I ass sot downcast or discouraged by tts iBg we got. The most nnplea-i-artfaatare is that it will take us six or 'tt years to get a senate. As to the pcxiM to reorganize the democratic gyty, it is a fact in natural history that tts caaaot wag the dog; and the aaaw is trae la politics. The party does ait aatd reorjaniiing to begin with. It is tiwtattgUy organized and even if it aw to be iworgaaized, it would not be fc:3C:eeUlde. We want everybody ticiraia tat feel like helping us, In cava a perfect organization of :r V Cf the proUbl work of " itf tsrym Ifr. Clsrk said: ; H 1 1 i will be in extremely busy ' 1 1 "j Clzj the republi- 'HUbU ratify the Hay 'ytripassa Nicaragua " with it, and 'asbsidy bill. 1 tba Porto Hon. H. W, Scott, of the Oreeonisn. is at Washington, D. C. for reasons pe culiarly ot bis own. Eh? wanted: a center rush. Must have good staying qualities. Party who can lurnisb chain armor preferred. Must sign before the Salem senatorial game is piayed. Apply to H. W. Corbett. Port. land, Oregon. . The Oregonian squeals because it "oat hurt" by the St. Louis Republic in a re cent review of a drunken editorial which appeared in the paper of the first oart. The Oregonian will sooner or later learn that a Missourian isa bad thing to tackle. Tub Argus will venture to oredict tbat nine and ninety out of tbe hundn d . . t repuoucan newspaper men who will now write and tell us that the President's message is a masterpiece of statesman ship, have not read it. 1 Real Estate Transiers. K AX F.XKITTIUX it". 1 1. liter of stnh. txiiet om ol ami iiu.Ur the wal of ilie dree and order of to. tWed oiu f V,,. U a, ' , "'" " IL.V, C:uniy,in favorof Uivor of J. 1. iaiiu,,. . ,.iii'i,i- :.i aifuinst f, H, Sleart illid li.'.i. Sieuar!, and aenhiMl the r..ertv lierejiuifier ilrserilied, tor the aum or l;ai.:i, vuili intorest thereon from the 27th .lav of Xi vemlier, lt, at the rate of percent iier ut.mim.aml the mini or ...c.im nml diKlinrwiiieiilK.tn it.e directed, and which ni nivree itinimnmlM nml riniuii-e the j 1 ... w.noi,, Kim siims nun me com a ami ex- j'iise 01 wile. Now. tliert-fo-e, by virtue and In pursl ane of said .Uvree and onler or a and pursuant to aid eneeiiHoit. 1 will, oil, Monday, the ;Slt day or lmher, ISHNl, at the Mntli tloorof llidt'ourt lloiue. m HillslHiri), Wafhineton f'ounty. treKii, at the hour of in o'clock a. mof said ilnv mil M public am lion to the. hiifli.wt bid der, f.reah in haml, all of Jh follow niu ilewrtlwd !!! (iroperty, lyliiu, Umur uud "'f t i" WMJ.iiiilnii iiintv, llr.'ir.in, and iiiirticiiluriy ilen-rilM-d nsi r.."ll..v A l! nl uU 7. ft ami II in l.l.-t ? ,,,l l.,i 'A nml I !,r w. rrt r.... 1 . ..... 1 .... ...1, to, 4 in ,iH-i , inifton Caunir 7; ... :..V... 7L " 111 "immniiif anitition to the tower , . "y uie noreinue ore iibiihh m-.i.i an d'nlTir".".!-,,... . dpon ,id writ and x, ZT. 'l ' ' .". w 4ujct. mi . oM, aim ex ieiisea or ahv aiil rorty will he wild anbjeet to ri demj.liiiii a r utatiite of llriw.ii. . VVmiiwi) my lianil this ixili day o October. VX0. ... . . 'X W.8KWKM., cm. nil in aHiiiiiiftoi) t imniv, tiiej;;.ii. g v.eo. It BatShiy.' Attorney fr l'luinl ll ; ie, with interest thereon at the rum of 8 i of n. J ;"i.;.. .n7' " . " , lit rwr annum fmm K,o ,i .1 .-, . . :."'-'' '"- IKUO. and lor th cm m.l m........ of sale and ofsnid v rit. Now. therefore, by virtue mid in pursu arice of said Judfrtuent, de-ree and onler ot sale, I will, ou Monday, the 81t day i f uec., lsuo, at the south door of the t onrt House iu Hillabom. Wuiliimnn,. i ,. Oreieon, at the bonr of III o'clock a. 111., of said day, sell at miblic auetion t th. uikuch omuer lor ruMit i u, r.,n,.v,...- de;rilied real tro:itv. to-st The Aortb-east quarter of the South- Haner ana tue sorth of the South nt quarter or tIM' tkintlvwitt ntwner .,r See. at iu T I N of U l vv u'iii m... i,,i;.'?...6?a'.?,'- 8111 "tl ": f and In MinuumiH demption as tier statute of Oretron. witness my hand this tith duv of J)et J.W.HKW'KU. Bheritf of W aehinetoii County.'Oreifon. o....- y W.J. tl,lVp.y. Attorneys for Plaintill. Everything in the Store at Cost! Stock of General Merchandise, Boots, Shoes, Rubber Goods, Groceries and Notions of all kinds. In Exchange for all Goods Purchased We will Take all Kinds of Farin Produce Such os Potatoes, Onions, Butter and Eggs, Chickens, Vegetables, and rnv innrnmr tha uin.v, .... t . , The Store Will be Closad Out Attention Must Be Given To Other Business M ittors. Hero is an Opportunity to Get Your Mo iey 's Worth. TUB L. .BAILEY STORK . . C()RNHUUS - Sixiiil ilame at (liiera lliuine.l CliriMiiwHM Kve, by II. D. Selnnelt j ier. niiiiiMT ttll I hi served at Hotel llilisl.oro. Administrator' Sale, Noliifi herebv L'iven IIihL ll.e ni:ileri ii.ln lm-.li.Uiir ol the eMlHln o hit M, l.on, detwusvil. by virlnn nnd in iir-uiiine of tin order ol tin. i'..i..,i. omtol IheMui, ul tliiLMin. I,,r U'uh. inttlim t'o.iiity. In Hie iniiiierof nuld e- III- II M.1.1 till. I . Ill..,..l .... II... hltl. .1 . ioveiulier, I'lHI. nml Hie miiiiilmiieiiliit .r lei ill the mailer of uu,l i.i .i.. ' Hid entered on IhttAlli ilttv of leinlier. I "ill He nil ol il, r.ill., li... ,1. i (l'd renl i i-. i.tv Ivlni!. Iieit.tf iiimI nl'. Tllf l O I1HI1 ATTENTION, LADIES! ! mi. Mlvflol. Cniliilv. Ilrnifioi. uii.l t ileienue I iu tlio SniilheitM oiiitrlnr of the nut west oinu-ter of Sim.iihii ili. 'i'..u. i. v Norlli. Iliiem, ( Went of I he VVillmi.eite ! Meriniiin, eeeit ,t T.i iirrv In ll.u nli I one r tiit-lvof. km il ..rll.l on meiiS it) of It. ,i. K-,s,r,U ,,i' li...ur vr.,.1,. I lni!t"n femily. rivnii, mi urnl niter .Moiiil.ty, .laiuntiy 7, yii, il private ju.le, o the lilehel l,,di t for InIi In IihiiiI nl Hie Su.iili il.,ir of Hi.. oint lloiiw ti, lllllMlioro H iiKhiiietoii 'oiinl v, Ort'irixi, nl'lH will .o rm-lvml ul ilntuilt i,,ril... Unit IHIirnrtl. tit ItilklHiro. H1...1..1, nil mid h.iI.1 will lie initilea ilijm't to emillriii. iitnm t.y (he ronnlv 1'iinri ol Hie Sin e ol (iretjoii, fur iixhtriKton t'olinlv. iMileil ul HillKttorii Uhm,",IIi ihir of lie. eemlier, 1 . h . T. IIAO'.KV. A.linin vtriitor ol the entnl of Julm , l.von L ihii l. tle.t, It. Himloy, Attorney, r We have laden the t-eiiet ol 1- fIll)111H I'tfw, .Selli) l.il.lli'' bhnr ,ui, , ,, Ill any dint, 1'ijern, t t rt .viiin.l f! Come in mid Ke llieni. H. WEHPtUNO & SONS The Hillsboro Pharmacy,:. The Leading Drug House 'lliilll lllock Mil III Nl. )'. V. A. Ittillet f rn'rieti.r. .Vhera lril)fn. Metllelnea I'aliita. llla.KiMiniHa. Itrii. ....I .... may lw ,.r,M,,rl , ,,, ,, .,,,,, v dMM,Ziiu Traiiaael a (leimrrtl lUiik luu llimiinHui ' Il: 1 The aid of 'J! Scientific ij Pharmacy. J. W. SHUTK A. O. M1IUTK 111 Miiimi;iM ; j)j i'.i.i.i... in fit if 1 v. Before you buy a Piano or an Organ it will pay to write EILERS - PIANO - HOUSE 351 Washington Street Portland, Oreaon We arejthe great prof.t.killerH'aml I'iano price regnlatorti of tl.e North anu wiui i.ur Hjienai i.icniunfi ran Hell a I'iano or Organ for les than you can get ll.em elpewl.ere. Write tmhtv. CataWium er.t free "l... -4-.l 1 . . ' . ' vur Hu lnuiutieB me inree ureatet American I'ianoH the Kim- M, Weber and Chiokering, together with eight other good niakeH. A I Veatcli to E A Eddy, 3 acrei pan 101 35 maiat'D uardena... Gu S Gordon to H F Gordou, w 01 nw x sec t e i ne sec 2 t a n r 4 w Mary A S Donelson aud husband to v. cn;uneiuer pari aic ol li H Catching S T Linklater to Frank HalY '-is'a uic wm ualdra, , T M Hines et ax to Cbarlea' Hines lot 5 blk 14 S P ad Forest Grove Adelaide M Wright to S T Linklat- erlotin Hillaboro E J Haines to Lilly M Buxton, lot I 3 roresi tirove t Lilly Buxton andhd to W B Haiuts inn uik 41 v-iarit's ad F Grove. Bernard Westboff to Wm wn,nr part die of Wm Bronson , , oo Louvelle Kendall to W N Barrett . . uuu x-5 aic lonn H Walker. , . , John H Hiimpbreysand wf to Uora h Jaquith, e X blk A Fairview ad Hbo 400 176o 100 1000 700 1 -fa 220 The Affairs of Europe are faithfully portrayed in the original and exclusive cable dispatches which The CHI CAGO RECORD prints daily from the ieodinrr 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; anJ it is supplemented by the full regular cable service of The Asso ciated Press. j j ' ' . ' The Chicago Record, atone of all American newspapers outside New York city, now prints original and exclusive cable dispatches dally from the leading capitals oi Europe, Cor. 2d 4 Wub'') J. Kortlirop, Proprietor. Newly Furnished Koll alirht K.hi.u and Tidiitraidd.. rraiiafara and lmu ut,.h. ..I rA.lii, ttWMllttl.lM .....l li... I.. I. , ... . ,,,, ..Mi,,,,,, ,,1 , iiiiiui niudN., I. Uraw Hllla of Ki huiitfn mi Imi.Iui . 1 1 ldvnrtMi.il, UubUn, Part., lU-rllit, Kranl. ,'i rort-in.tlit-.ViiitiM khiiliii and nil nrli . !' '11 i ltlnaof Kiir..., ' ) if t'ollwtloiia iiimlu on all aiwtliln (Hilnti . ! ti... .1.,. inuiaing nnur rrom V a 111 to 3 p in 1 r lIlllatNiro, UroKun. j! j FARMS FOR SALE brm and Renovated A first-class table ami all accommodations for tbe convenience Of KUMlf. ... Notice of Final Settlement. N)tn'rl htwliy jflvcm that I tln undor siKiied Kxei'iitrix of the i-hUI of KliJilwtli JkIsiihiiii, ilni'itiiMiid, hum DIM my Dual an:omit an miii.Ii KxeniilrU Uiitotlitir with thiilinnl Ht'iaiiiitorHiiiimoii Hnliins furm er AdiiiltilKiratur tnow dtNreiiwiil) In the Coiinty (,'onrt of th dtiitw of Or-gim for Wimhfii?tin County, (lint mihl Court liaa 11 X I'll MOIIUIIV, Ih-, hi lUnYl.ick ,V II. of Htild iluy In tint Court room at Millwhoro Wauli, Co. Ore, iin thn tliiiuanil phuro for litwiriiiK objix't Iiiiih to Miiiil tuxoiint and for tin) mitlle ini'iit of miiil (wtiiui, Hutnd tills Wli. day of Nov 1WK). Klnmmti J. Kii1mi KliHiiitrlx of tli I'.Hliili! of Kllwiboth .Inbiison (iliirmiwil ) UiiiKliiy A N011 Atty. for Kxenlrlx, Thfe who want to htiy Wanhing. ' ton County larnm wilt do wi ll to call and inveatignlti th follmving offerB. Inquire at Tiik Auuua dfllce. ISO aj-res 40 aiires iimlnr rulllvall.ui, f,n acrtia In pastiirn, i ai-rca In ,rilNli mid llinbiir; kihmI hninw and Imrnj giH or chard; wll waturi'd; nill Irinn Uwd villa and rallnwl; ,nlu from h..iihi , I'rloa. w par aura. 1 81 uvea, 1 mlla from Owiivllln-10 4irs In cultlvatloni IU nitres Hlunlimh II acres In brush; K""'l live-room Ihiiihi. barn and out tnil Minimi u ..t o l'lh. I!HU, at lh Iniur i '' school; tf milaa to (. it. frli-ti, $1100! ll acres -100 acrra In ctilt I vfilloti; 7 Administralor'K Notice, Tint un(l(THii(iifd Imvius; this day binm Hppnlntnil, by tint County Court of the Hliitn of Orrgmi, for WaHlilii;tnii Cnurity, AdniiiilHtmtor with tint will hiiiiuxhiI, of llHMwliiln nf 'I'liiiniuit Hlitwiil't ilDi'iiimed, null iliilv riiiulilifiil it h uti,.l. nil , , - 1 ,1 ......... .... jr.,n,FB hiivuiK I'liiliiiHiiuuitiHl mild eHtiite nrn re- inr!il to prPHiml thiilii U) lint with the proKT vnintherH at thn County tiuurt loom in liillttborn, Orison, within nix immtliH I'mni tin-dale lieri'ur. );il (11 1 tit II illHixiro 1Ii:m 2ml iIilv of Nov. cinlMir. Hm r KKD KOOl) AilmiiiiHliiilor wltli-(lie-wilUiiin.iiil nf inn (winut oi i iioiima Niewart decnaKitd. attrai ot tine ixiavariliiin tlmt will priHlui.e in burn -in"!: other Notice of Final Settlement. Notiitn In hnreliy kI vein that Louisa Dun- wir, llK'. unilorHiuiiml, Kxncutrlx ol the uhI will nml titstninontof John C. DinixKr iliTciiMcil. him lilitd hitr limtl itccoiint n niu:b Kxtntul.i'ix ami tint County Court of lint Hlntii of Oroiroii for tins 'Coimtv of WuNlijiiloii hits lixi'd Momlay, the luy ol Diiciiiiiliiir. IIKH). at tun n'nhmk In the fbreiinim of milil iluy In tint County unit room In llillHlinro. (int.. im ih iiiiib 111111 iHiii H nr iii;iii'riK nhJiictloiiH to "im 1111111 amniiini., 11 mf (Jiumm Im, Hm llii ,L" limd KBl,Uitiiit'.il;of HiiltriiNtitla. JHilttil ill IlillMlxiio, I hi VS2IHI tlBV W NovHitilior, liKjo. liOiiiNU A. Dun.iir, fcxe ciil 1 ix ol 1I111 lust will anil icHtiunciit o' .lllllll (!. ,lllll,(ll', lloiMlllNltll. W. l II urn, Attorney for tint ExMiut-lix. 00 sacks of oiiloiia pur aurt-; jioiiHS, cot ll.'iOOj iriMid barn Duild nino ortttiurd nml Urn. I.i.i.,. llila farm Is In 2 mile, ol iMIInlKiro mid finely aituatiHl, can bo dlvldftl, If ui i i.h. aary. Owner In fnllliiK lu-iilth ami k"I Uiik old, la causo of mtllig I'lim, I0 )r aora, on easy Urms. 800arr'ii-i!00 acre. In cultivation: loo atsrua of good timber suitiiblu fur ,.i,i woikI; Iioiimo and hanij giiod ornliiiiil: 1 1 ii"i iininuiiiw huh oil llllllll rilllll to Portland. Thla farm Iium riiniiiiiic brunch and aeveral HprinttH tlmt fiirnlth abuuilBnce of water thn year rnutiii. This farm being sitiiaUid an near town InwkII aulUid fordairylnif and narilitiiliiir, ah wnll aa Kraln and hay rnlNliiK.and Ih uu ul thn Kri-ateiit bargaina In tlie county. I'llce ffK) per acre on easy payments, ' aOfiacraa-ln hlvh .lute of niilllviil.loii. mostly Uuavurdum land; imlii IV0111 railroad station and Uiwu; IN ihIIch went of Portland. There la a fortune In UiIh farm for aome irurdener. TIiIm I11111J cheap at IW per aro; it cull be bud for f ) per acre, If sold soon. 44 acres all prarle land, except 8 imnm ol oiik; well located, bcliitr only 111 inilm from Portland, . I'rlce, fl.KiO. Wlirti slik ou vt.,t h,,. l"..-.....n am ll.f .l,yM-iaTI Kt. I lurm.iry it now a Msciinu sebneo lhit it 111 lo be. Nrt .tm,-v.-rin, n.-w ..,., Hits and nrw ,lct rniuire (,P motli rn lnij;Klm be up-to-date. s ThU la tliorouylily nuMlirn Horc. It exeiupuiic l t1Hl , ,,., sud hrt on the prolVwioiiiil .idc of ,liiirmn..y, riiiHK. wi,,, ntv csrt lul in tlt.-ir iruK buvlii.( who want o feel a,- nrr., mn ii, (,,,,,,1 rMs..ii f.,r m-iiiKUiK u ttie-ir pics trlptionii, 1 l'rlics an. 114 f,ir ,,imjy ,tf ...si'i-vli'p Ih lnirli ... ii Delta Drug Store mr t 'M. ... - nam &t., Hillsboro ( OR&I Time Schedule .. From Portland 20 acres near Kcodvllle vutioii. JHrlcc, $000. 5 acres In cultl- Kiwt 11111II limvo at 7 p m fur Suit I,,ii. I Civ..,., yt. ,,rih. (in.iilm, Khiihjw it! 'n t'liii'iiuo nml Hunt, Itl'I'lVOlt m for Walla I'huI, Diiluiii, Hiist, iin-lvn-4 A Rood sawmill, with or without dwell iiiK and homeMtMad, and MOO anieH of icnoil tlinborlaiid, A fortune for the ritflit mini, 150 acrtiH of nice smooth bind; 40 mwh In culthutliiM, bent of mill, price, $I00U. HO acrea iinlniiirovnd bind; well lociiled, bimf only I tiiilei) from oieiinici v, 1'. ()., ot) euwy to clear. Thin U 11 simp' at IWO. Y"- Notice ol Granting Time, Treasurer's Notice, All County Warrants of WiuliiiiKtitii County, (iii'uoii, endurHod "Not p, vablo ' 1 , a". rr",l.eU t0 f''''' Hme f for -want nf runds," prior t(1 , A jL ! lovfiiir them aiitbnrliv to tmn . are due and piiy'uhl'c after 1 rT'I IS,,!!""!!: ,!?"'': 1. 1IKKI. llllltl'OHl. Will ClllUte Hllci'llllll Hutu KDDOLI'H ('HAN DA My, N V. !SH, M. County TreaHiirer, OREGONIAN AND ARGUS, $a.oo. Tl.a Weekly Oregonian and this paper aive you all the news of boms, state, the Notice is hereby (riven that wo, the 1111 daraigned, pareutH of OeorKo B and Ha.ol II, Ledford, inliiors, lime UiIh iluy for valuable coiiNidoratlon, which In horn.' acknowledged, and love and uflHclion, sold anil uranled to them their limit limn "net loirlll a. An respoiiNiblllly will herniii'ter be lecoKinetl oy the iiuiluiNlKiied for (IoI.I.h contracted by the aaid (Jeoiiro 1!, und Hh,I D, lied ford, ' M GKORGE T. J.ROVOItl), MARY MODKoiil), ' Uillsburo, Or., Oct. 211, 1000. M. blllllH. !l p III Hpokiint, l-'lyer limvpN 0 Witllii, .MiiiiiwiioIh, Ht. Mllwitukeo, Chinufii ikllil 1:40 11 111 Ocean HleninMlilpH Icavn lit 4 p. 111 fr Sim J-niiiclHcoNiiiliiitriivery llvediiyit. Cnlunihlii Iliviir leave H p m (',t Hundiiy, HitLiinluy 10 p ni f a" u, hi J 1 waylundliiiinvolp,;,,;;1;;;' WllliiiiiMile river leave ll 11 i cxciti.t Huiiih.y for (lr,.Kn City, Nn he , fil'imhiy l,l,,,,l,,M' rvo rnVxlJ,',', 1 Willainellii and Yumhill river ,lv,, 7 H-n'rucihiy , Tl.urHihivm,,! ,l(U . , I , On iron Oily, D.i vlon and wuv i,.,,. f ' ' ,;.').i1:l;wi"" n '.v. wiZoXri VVIIIiimiilUi Tbui'wlay iiml way liuidlnifH liver leave (1 it m '',iu,i,... lul iir.liiy for Ctn viilliN in'.. I way liiiullnH. ihtIv,, ;,)(, ,, , '.,11Mli.. 'J IllllMiliij' nml Miiliir.liiy ' "W"la, Nimlu! river Iniive lit h. ni. Tor I,cwIni..ii. J.ewiHUni dully at, u u, mi ': Illl la dully ret 11 rn lug Inn v iv AilJnwH W. II. JIULIIURT; Hen. 1'uhb, Axi'iit Cigars at F. J. Barber', 2nd St, II. WelirunK Sdiih nr nw r chiviiik thflir now und HplnndicI 1111(18 (if lll'OHH K00(1h. I,lu(llnn. wriitmi-rB. v..... hum iiinn:i;i, IWHI lp) ( imy, wo buy to noil. I