The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, January 24, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt raXICTl VXXXX VXXX2Xt HIL'SBORO ARGUS, JAN. 24 1901. if. t . :. II.,. : i i v r. . . ' j i fy ' $' . ik. KimjiAm at ililUboro. UMmI1m mat I msrter. LCCIU3 k. LOSG, EDITOR. Gcssty Official Paper. ICCUSD EVERY THURSDAY . y bt - tSWf JVmu On Hollar par Annnm. Us lMBt,Meta; Three Month, 3 cts. U Gold Ifoao-tactaH'sm. Ke Bern lt the . Bimetallic Standard Caar Kmcj acaas DcbasMl Property, m4 PnSUen Anericao Product. Our Olimml Uss it ar Creditors' Gain. Bas. M im for Marcus A. Hanna KKMKMBKU TUB LIVING. The moneys uiiaappropiated for jean by the Oregon legislature would have pensioned every Indian War Veteran in the slate. Con gross has done nothing for the arljr defenders. The state seems to take no interest in them. It is ouly when there is a campaign on . that T. A. Wood gets prolific in promises and works the congress ional pledge graft for all it is wort h. It is worth nolhing-thig biennial bud which always blights before bloooi-axid yet this Mr. Wood lends to each'canipaigu his circulars pre gnant with promise. ' Let the state go slew on monument funds and other such matters until H has giv ing theee worthy old fighters a de cent recognition. No taxpayer will begradge them their justly entitled mite. Then put men in Congress who will accomplish something to ward a relief bill. But should even relief bill fail we shall rest secure in the oonsciousnees that we have done oor full duty to the men who made life and government possible in the early days of the Northwest ern empire. "Let us provide first for tbw living," should be the motto of all good citizens. Then it will be time to memorialize those who are goo. THE 8KNATOK1AL. FIGHT. Corbet t's onlv recommend for tb United Btatea Senate is bis money The people of Oregon have no ds-j aire to aettd him there. They are ' generally cognizant of the fact tha( Mr. Corbett is boodle politician and that he surrounds himself with rounders like Larry Sullivan and Graham Glass, whose records as politiciana are dirty. How repub licans can support a mac- like Cor bett when there are so many other . able republicans in the State who are clean, passes the understand Ing of the Opposition.. McBride has made a fairly good record, he generally gets for Oregon what he goes after and as bet ween. the I wo . there is no possible comparison except . the sole one -of money. UcBrideie poor while Corbett has a barrel, which he is tapping with gusto. lie bas no doubt purchased one of oar Washington County men and has him solid. The Argis adheres to its statement that it would endorse the Washington County delegation if it shall vote for McBride if to do this will de feat the Portland boodler politician whose lieutenants did . dirty work in this county last spring. Thi pmplk are' to pay tor a gorgeous affair at the inauguration of President McKinley nest March. It is to be kingly in splendor and no expense will be spared to make it at regal aa possible in fact it is to be a regular "coronation" along ' the style of European crowning of tnonarcha. This is a departure from the simplicity of Washington, Jefarson and Lincoln that is calcu lated to take away the breath of a man who imagines he is living in a country founded by the world's greatest democracy. But as the people voted to have imperialism M an adjunct of National method, ; and as they wenfbody and breech es into the camp of corporation wealth, they must expect to foot . the bills without murmur. As long as ths Pierpont Morgans and the .great Jew banking houses run the country we must expect to have ., things done on a scale of magnifi- . csDce that' will outrival Kingly pomp-r-aud the people can foot the USL . Quizn Victobia's . illness . and ttzz'Jl draw much attention, the . rzxM over, because of her long co'n--1 sovereignty over the British ' Tie truest index o.ber :irr was her antagonism ' tis greatest com- ; . ... Jxxl ever elevated to the ' . 7 C'.i-stone's political :-.--;v,;'i;'. . The Affairs of Europe are faithfully portrayed in the original and i ; exclusive cable dispatches which THE Cm 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. The Chicago Record, alone of all American newspapers outside New York city, now prints original and exclusive cable dispatches daily from the leading capitals of Europe successes were never forgiven iy the queen and the overthrow of Disraeli was to her a matter of genuine grief. Uml BrtWon8fieldibe.cuupleted. - When completed vr.ts an aristocrat, and aristocracy he served. Ha had no love for the inasses and he looked upon them as but subjects and louts. Rsised from the ranks himself, he forgot thit brotherhood of earlier days and sought only to serve his masters of royal birth ami lineage. But historians do well to not for get that the queen was the creature of an environment that kept her out of touch with the real main stays of social and civic life. She saw but one sale of life and that the royal side. When, she' conde scended to weep over some dead soldiers, or lost battallion, it was a sop to those upon whoui the na tion might soon call. She was a woman, and therefore it is charity to'say as little as possible against her life, public or private. But had she exercised her rights as a sovereign in instances where char ity should have reigned, instead of permuting the Chamberlains and and Salisbury s tc. take things in their own hands, England today would have been an England that the world would have adored as -much as it is possible for an em pire to be adorable." She will be followed by Wales and all eyes will with scrutiny watch the change. ' After, ah -.the fight that the Corbett papers are making upon McBride, it it musing to notice that the dispatchM in the Oregotiian of Testettlay tell how "Little Joe" is hollering to McBride clear from Washington, to help the little Jew out by telegraph. It is evident that Joseph knows more about McBride's in fluence than Joe's organ cares to admit. McBride has betn very active oft com mittee work, while the little Hebrew has dune nothing at ail. Inadvertantly that dispatch telling about Joe's call for help was a good campaign' aid to McBride. WashikcTOX County will now have an opportunity to see how cash collect ions will work on public roads and shall see whether we will get better worse toads. While good roads are splendid thing to have in a farming community and while would be well In liavj. rrkiilu llnnn n-lib-h n. ni.l.t . any time go to maiktt with Droduct, we sometimes think. that there is too much stress laid, upon this feature. ' The Falls are generally long enough for the average farmer to get his harvest to market. It is the dairyman and the small farmer who suffers by virtua of bad roads. The change in -method foay get us better roads, hut it will be well not to expect too much. After all it is a matter of wise aupervisorship more than anything else. . - Dead Letters, The following is the list of letters re. maining in the tiillsboro post office no cUimed: i W H. Black," A. E. Wright, , . Ole Olsos. All letters not called for by Feb. 2, tool will he sent to the dead letter office. Oue cent will be chargt'l on each letter called for.- V &. Wacgbner. P. M. Mrs.. II..' F. Bagley is expected home from Heppner. where she has been visiting relative for several weeks, tomorrow or Saturday. Prof, C, W. Fait, a renowned hypnotist;- will be at the Hilliiboro Opera House, February 4, 5, and 6 lie is said to be one'of the best ar tists travelling, and a good entertain er. Ilis specialties are telepathy, mind reading and Hypnotism. Go and see what he can do. George E. Millef, of Glencoe, is attending - the Portland -business' College for the winter term. - "A heavy young horne, 8 years, weight, 1450, to trade for two small hoieui. .'Io Bound uiid true aiid for true small team, will pay dif ference. D. H. Willers, Ilillslioro. . C. A. Peterson, the. Buxton mer chant, was in town .Tuesday,, en route to Portland. Operatiims for lite presnt have been suspended on the Catholic Church, but with the advent of rrAAj! u-ita t Kar lta Kut ttlsVi n nitl the stittctufe will be a matter of pride to the city. It was almost , ., . , .. during the recent bad weather, hence work stopped. Senator W. II. Wehrung came home Friday evening, and remained over Sunday with hi family., re turning to Salem Monday morn ing." Representative Hubert Ber nards, of North Forest tirove, alo Sundayed at home, and was in I lie city Saturday. Cad ; Brothers were in town from Beaverton the first of the week, anu Plated that Iteaverton onions were selling at two cents without any trouble. They say, however, that onions from this part of thv county are not selling for sn good a price This firm has bought and shipped thousands of bushels of this product. 1). W. Dobbins writes Thk Ah Gt'S that he is at Eugene, where he is in the employ of a brother of Al. Waddel, a well known northwestern travelling man. His brother, John H., is sli'l in the employ of the Southern-Pacific, and was in the city Sunday. , Mrs. 0. M. Gardner, of Mount aindale, was in the city today and made this office a pleasant cull. .ii ; t , , . OREGONIAN AND ARGUS. $2.00, TL Weekly Oregonlan and this paper five, jroe all U news f (ant, tut, th - Atrr.inistratcr'c Sale Of Real Estate. .Xntice la hereby given, that, by' virtue of 'mi ord t of the County Court of W'lMii 111; - melon tonnty, Oregon, made ana f nil r-i-il 011. Jnimary '!. I'.mi, ftiitliorizinu and directiiiK the administrator of the eMlitto of Siihbii J. Htanley, dw'd , to Nell, al pri vate sale, ! tain real estate belniKin to tin-etate of said deceased, I will, from and after Ki bruarj 25, 1:01, proceeil to well the real eatate herei'iafler dewrrilieil at private aale, for Utah in hand, milijiil U noiiliriiiaiion by said court, aaid real ratate Iwing parlii'ularly dcacrilied aa fallows, to-wil: B.ng a part of the dirnaliiin laud claim of Michael M od wife, Mary II. Moore, in T. I on- w. it. a w . win. Mer. and lUneniied tut folloWH: Coinniincinir at a doiiiI in the Koiith line of aaid donation laud claim, ftti.; elmiiiH went . f the nntheaat cor :er of xaitl dnnatioii laud claim, rutiiiiui.' I In in north 82.45 chains to Ihe wnler f we j the right of way of the Oregon nnd Cali fornia railroad, thence aoutb l deKiem or.eai-t alone the center of aaid railroad 4 iit chains, thence aouth J0.42 chaiiia to ;the auiith line of aaid donation land j claim, thence west 3.50 chains to the j placa of begiutiiuK, enntaiiiiiir 11 acrca. ! more or Icsh. j ary Si, lol. J. ll.8TANI.Kr. - A In inistrator of the. Estate of Susan ,1. Stanley, deocawr. 'teuton Bowman,. Attorney for Aduir 'THE COMMONER." Mr. Bryan gave out the following inter view Dec. 15: , ' ' . ; "I have for several yesrs had in con templation the establishment of a week ly newspaper and thia seems an oppor tune time fpr undertaking it iiiiciiiiiug io uevoic my 111c 10 me. stndvand di-ussicm of nubile miration stnuy ana utscuasion ot pumic quefttons, I have chosen this method because will best accomplish the purpose which I have in view. , Through such a paper I shall be able to keep in touch with social, economic and political problems. The paper will at the same time rif gnc-1 cessfu), provide an income sufficient for my pecuniary needs and this kind ol work will allow me more time ' with my family than I have been able to enjoy for several years past . I expect to lecture occasionally, espec tally in college towns where I can speak to students, but my principal work will be done with the pea, or perhaps I should say, with the pencil. "The paper will be called The Com moner and will defend the principles set forth in the Kansas City platform . The first issue will appear in January. I shall be editor and publisher. . The Commoner is $1 per year. Arciij and Commoner, $1.75. . , ' Here You Are, Paren IMSNNIS' SHOEHTOIUC will give to each baby v.. borii in 1901 its First Pair pf New .Shoes' Each application rnujit bo accompanied by a' certificate' -eigunj by the parent ami the attending phyHi cian. Call In and leard liow to get tho ohoes. First Shoes SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION. IN TUB rliUTIT (HU'KT Oh- TUB Mat of Oregon, lor Wiu-hiiiirton I'otmly, IVio Bennett, Tlaltilliri Willmui Hetinett IMendatit) In the iuiuo of the Slat of Oregon, yon ar liorohy untitled Unit the riainlill lietvtn has tiled romplaliit ngalual you in III ntvxc entitled t'ourl Mill entum ami i n ivrv hereby rtviuliril to appear and iiiiNwor wtiil complaint on or liofiiro the. last dny of the time prescribed ty order ol publication hervof, to-iU; on or hf-lor the liShday of V'mvh, rl; you are forth er itotiiicd th-il if you (till li t'itr niul kiinw er the comphiiiit lu tein or to plrsd thereto, (ho !h( ititl will onuso your tin. fault to Ik entered ami will npp'V ' t'ouri nlnve uvnlioiml f r tlio nliof I'myiHl for In tlp niullnl In-roin tlmt i Hiwv, for ili't-rop (on-vnr nniiuliuu toul UiwAvini! thp IhiiiiU of iiuilriiuoiiy Hint mnv IxM'ViAliuu l ,-ni nliilutill Hiul tin. I friiilai t lirn'iu Hint lor N.icli other hihI i ftnihor tvttal tut to Hu court uiv wein I l'tior. 'I'lio iliilv of tlw lit-! nlliOA!lon ';oflliit Htimniitim i Tliuix.luy, Jnnntoy I I'lli. l!Hll mul tli lnt I'lil'lii'tiliiin lln-ni-lot, Murv-ti "tli.'liwi, ninl Kiiid hiiiiiiiioii ! li.tll Ih iihlislioit on kiIiI Thni-ilav of wn'h wwk for a (h-iUhI of nlv ivwkn U' I tvn Nttiil tl.itm ; Tlii millions In iullhliiil ly onler of Hoik Tlioiuux A. M-IUix jioltfo of mill i 'mi it, iiiiiilo mi. I eutoivil in liil court iiil nan. ami ilutixl tlie VJth t :t v vif ,liin- iiitrv, !Wl. SfllN VtiKt ,V Si'll N A HKIt. ' . Attomiv for I'lttliitlif GUARDIAN'S SALE ESTATE. OF REAL Notice I lnrly civn tlmt tho muler wiuni'il Kitnniiiui lift ho iwnuma ami rNttttt nt' Uiti iii.Io hmil li mul tiiiHxlo Smitli, iiiimin, by virmo 'nii unli'f km, I ilocnm il tho vuiiiity (HMtrt of Washliiulim C'miii iy, Oivgnti iliily iimilti mul ontorvtl on .hiiiiiiiiy S, itwi", HiitlittrUiiiit me to Ml I'i rtiiiii ri al entitle IfMiMiuliiir In Mil niin- ors, I will, on Kri''iv, llu'SiU il.ty nf I'linmry, t!"l, t 10 nVlivk In tint fnv Dnoit nfiiuiil ihiy, ut tliKunuth ilour ol tlitf omit lioum nt llill-lmrv), llPiiun, Ki'll Hi public wt l llii' lilirlicNt IviliUir, fur onxli ii linml. hii iiiuliviilixl imr oovvuth inli r- n'Mt III (lie follow injr iliwrilntl rPil rstato, u,, wit: hVulitiiini: al Iho uuarliT swclion Curtir of mvHiiii fv i7 mid flulilUMi (IS) T. oiio ( I) uortJi, fiitiTi tliiw til) voul nf tlir VillmuUi Moriilinn and ruimiiitt tliPm- tiortlt tw wit v-llvH Cii) rlmiiiK, thi-inje went twelve tl) I'haiim, llunn' tumtti tiltiiMi (15) eluiinn. thom-e iiurtli eiylily-t-iKht CM ili ir. mul lilti'Oii (1'ii mlniili wil twwitlv. fniir ami 4 I (I't.lM) I'linlim to tlim iinlir nf iio'iivilo ami ruro4 titv ruail tlii-n.-o uUii'Ikvoi1 (lltili-tr.and rrty-llvs ( I ) tiiliiuU'N eitt 'ilily-Bix nun hinuliiMl th i.!iiflmliis,tii,'iHt."jtiiilli lilty-oiio and f.irlv lim i .V miiiiilivi nwl loiirtruii and tk-100 1 1 t.thij clmiiiH.tliiMireiHmth tx tv-I.'iir il l! diu'. itml furty-live IW niln ultsi'l fmir ami W-lu tl.A'.') Hmiim, thoinw north one and ll-lml 11.11) i liaiiiH, Ihi-nce i,.-t twnit v fjt) olmlim to tlu pla ol lit-Kiiiiiltivt, m u aliinliiit t . W. Datiil at ilil!nbmi,Orvg'ii, thi Stliduy Hi January, 1IWI J. I.. DlIIIIWMV. (jiiardliinof Oertnule aSiaiil La nod tinasdp Sinith, iiiiimrH. Joint M. Wall, Atlonny fur Uiiardian, SUMMONS. in the ctuct'iT rotinr ok tiik Muleof tn'j;niif for aalmigtoit 1'ounty Carolina lin t, ni'Hi, I'liiinliil . V t, 1 111). Neiidm f, Kxectitor of I lie I.iil Will and Tt'tilaliiiiiit of Caroline huix iln-paned, Cath erine Hliipp mid M.itliildu Vit lerau, , lafi-ndanl' Tu II. Ind. Nmidorf, Exi-cut.ir of llie ljxt S ill and 'Jcitanii-nt ol I'uroline Iran,, iIci-immi'iI, Cntlifrtnp Hhipp, and . Matliilda Wotlerau. the alaivti iiniiied dulendantx: tu tae aieor Uintalor Uriio, you and cafh ol. ym. uro hi'reliy riijuired and coniiiiaiiiiod t aiiHr In tlio almve mi titled Court and aimwur the eouiolaitit tin' rein (ilvd ataiiiKt yon, 011 or la-fore the (.Yiirutuli 01 tlio tlnio iirmoriuetl in tu order of publiration ot thin auuiuiiuia, to wlt: Once a Meek for aix i'i.iineciitive ami auei:wuue w'ki In the IlillsU.ni Argtia, .fi;iiinini! with th i.uim of January loth, 1 '. 1 1 , and ending witli the Ihhuo of Febru ary 'ZIM, ami you will idi-aae take iiotire that if you lull to amar and aua wertmid tounplaiiit on or l'lori the XI at day of February 1 1!J, the pUiiititf wit apply in ihe abovo nuuld ttniirt for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to wit: That tthe W adjudged uiirl li-cieeit to lie tlw owner in lee Dimple of all of Iota twen tym:e and twenty two of and in Hie 'Hrnguer 'tract" 111 WiiMhiui;ion County, Wrettoti, aa the niuu npM'uri of rci.onl m the olliinof the Iti-eorderof Crtiiveyancca of Washington C'iiiity tlroiton; that the ailvoi-e i lumi of thexaiil ili-ti-inliioii- and 1. . .1 .... 1 , .1 . 7 " , . ' . ".. J ' "; '.. llloriL'llireH sum ol Ktft.OU dati'd the Isth day of May. 1W.I, and rtwrded 011 mvc of Hook "V" of the Itecoid of Mor'ntiiMM for Wuhiiigtoii Ciniiiiy, Uri'Kuii, imiile, exo I'liluil and dtdivered by this oluiiitill to 1 Caroline Kranji. and 01m for tin-mini ol j tVt',UD dated the CI h day of Jimtt, U and nnorded on jwc of Ihaik "Vol i the ItecordH of Alortt;ui;iM for H axhintr 'ton County, Ongou, uud executed and j delivered iy thi-i plaintiff to Caroline t'liinz, be declared to lie a cloud Hoii the 1 title of thi plalntiir ol, In anil to aaid I Ikfulatiyi.w ulu,. MU-ilirl. Il.ul ..ill ,.l..i,.l L removeii; and the defendanta and each of them he reiiiiri-il to iniikc, execute, acknowledpaiid ilclim r to lliia pliiinlill a tfoial iind MiilHeient deed to said prem itiox, wllhiii ten tlnya aftor decree liereln, and that if they or'eilherof tliem fail tu to do, that the decree herein nlainU for aaid (lend to all intents mid purpown, and for Hiich oilier and furl her relief n ahull Hcem meet with eijuity and (jooil con Kcience. ... This ciiiiiiiioiis tH aerved a(;ftiiit you by tuiblicalion by order of Hon. 'I oVilfc A. toed, -Comity Jiulcn of WaHbinplyin Coiinly, Orceuii, tiiuiloanil daliil 00 the loth day of January lildl, ami w hich order requires tho publication theroof once a wck ror am cotiHecui.lve, anil sucremnive I ""- iiimmi'ii Arp, aim uui j , - H11,e,,P ,,,i !t .' Oil or hefom Hut twt. iluv of l'el,rnu.t I'M.- . " Ouleil this January 10, IlKil tJIOO. ft. HAflMCf. Attorney for I'laintilf. 4 i I j 1 For Baby C'osingout Sale! Stock of Generl Merchandise, Boots, Shoes, Rubber Goods, Groceries and Notions of all kinds. In Exohange We will Take all Kinds of Farm Produce Such as Potatoes. Onions, Butter and Eggs, Chickens, Vegetables, and Pay Therefor tho Highest Market Prico. The Store Will be Closed Out As Attention Must Bo THE L. BAILliY STORIi - - SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUK t)P AN KXKCl'TloS, doerue and onlor of aulu. IsniiihI nut of thetireiilt Couitof thnlaloof I'm 10 11 1. for W aMliliiL'tou Coiinlv. In lavor of T T. (leer, Unvtirnor of the Male of tli vw, K, t. Uoithar, StvMaty ol the Ktnto 01 uieirnn, ami 1 ha. n. Aii.ore, mhiu TreMMlimr of tlm tilntr of Oregon, and tii Kvtlier ex-ollli-lii, eoiiNlltiitiiiu tho Mule Land Hoard, foruierly the Hoard of Coin- iiiiNHlonera lor l h wile, ol ,Nciio.i ami i n ivvra'ty ImihIk, and aKalnat II. II. Mul Iiiih, lor the sum of ftt..'iU, coiita, and for the further aum of Stu V. h. mdil coin, with intcriwl thereon nt I In- rain of 8 icr cent tcr annum from the loth day ol iWemlier, UlUU. and for thn ixwl and ejHiimiof aalu and of mild w rit. aiiw. tlierefure, by vlrl.ie .101 1 in ruiu- aitcof aaid jiidriueiit. livne and order ol lie, I will, 011 Monday, the 4th ilttv i f rtio., iiHii, nt lliesoiiHiiHHirol tun t oun llmiw tu htllnlHiro. WaMltiutitoii Ciniiiiy, ttreaon, at the hourol IUh'cI.h k a. 111.. of aatil Day, acll at publle aui-llou to the hiKhet bidder for caah, llio follnwluu liwrllaid real propeity, to it: All the Northwrnt uf wi'liiiii'lT : S. R. 8 W., Will. Mer., ...nmiiilnir MM ai rca, all lit the Comity of tixhiindon. Stale of Omuoii, to satisfy the livieiiv iHifoni named hiiiiin, and for the cola and i.mnwti of aaid Male. " V ituesa 111 hand tliln'il iluv of Jan., t I. J. M?. skWki.u Hherill' of Waahluittoit County, tuvstuii. TIiom. II. A K. I. Tiiuiiue, Attorneys for I'lalntiir. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUK OP AN KKKCliTlON, decree and order of sale, IkuuhI out of the Clrvuil Court of the Ntatoof Oregon, lor Waslilnutim County, in favor of the Mute of Urettnn. em-heat liroceediiii:, mid BualimtK A. Knotta, admlnUlrator w Hit I the will annexed and tin bonis mm of the I eatate of AiiKuat tiiiutx, dncoum'd, and all iieraoiiN luterealed iu aaid entnlii. ami Willlnm flolirt.iv ttm ttforiMutfil iln.T.i.1 lie. elurlna II, m Imii.1 ItrttliiMdMr (t.,M.,rl Im.I Ma 11 heat ei I to the Stale of t,euoii; Now, therefore, by virtue and in inirxii aire of aaid Judgement, dix-ree and order of aalo, 1 w ill, on Monday, the'Mli day of January, 1IIU1, at the south door of the Court lloinx, in HillHU.ro, Wiwhiiiulon County, orvaon, at the hour of lo o'clock a. in., of aaid dy1ell at ptllille tmctloii, Ui tlia highest bidder, for "jihIi, th fol low Im? dew r I bed real proiH-rty, to-wil: Thoaii rerlain lauds alluatl in tlie Coun ty of WanhiiiKton, Stale ot Ore(oii, l I nit a oartof the ilonalioii land claim ol' W. W. (Irahani and aif in Tiiwimhlii2.Hiiuili of! ItaiiKn I Wmt uf the lllametle ineridl an, and mrlii ularly dccnlieil aa folluwa: HeifiiiniiiK al a ixdnl In said iloinilon land claim O.'Jfi elmiii" aoiitti and l.otl! chaiiia weal of the quarter-nei-lion corner between aectioim I and 2 in said townxlilii and raiiKO, and nimdiiR theni aoiilh I'XiH chain, llniiiuo weat 7.7.1 chann, llienee north 11.311 chains, thence north " deirnrcs IA minutes east 17U cliaio", t .hence south 11 deuieeM 4,1 iiitnutes eaat hi linka, thenco north 1H degrne 16 niiuules east ."si links, thenee north II decree t.'i inlnnti westfM linka, thence north 7'l dcuniiw I.'. iiiinutea eaal 4.1)7 chains to tho place of heKiiiuiiiR, containing 0.41 acres, more or Ipm, to satiafy said ile'ren ami for the eoxts and eX)Htiises of said nle. Wlliiess my hand thin ITTth day of lu eeinber. HMO. J. W. HKWKM., Hherllfuf WaahiiiKton County, Dnon. $500 eeward: Notice la hereby given thai the County of Washington, Stale of Oregon, will itivo Five Hundred liollara Iteward tor the ar eat and conviction of tho permm or i-r-aona who iiiurderiil Andrew liahllu'rg on or about the evening of ii. I ft, liHHi, iu hia residnnee near lined ville, this coiinly. h. A. HtK)l, County Judge. Dated at Ilillslioro this ailh day of l'-e- emiier, nw. I iiewly Furnished and Renovated A first-class table and all accommodations for the convenience of guest. . 3D ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE. Great reductioim for uhort time only! An hao been my cu.htom, I vll hold my Annual Clearance lile, commencing the 4th of Jan rvty and lasting until the 1st dny lUH'bruary. During this period lime 1 offer to my patrons and I public - every article in "my K'k at reductions that will make van object to you to buy now. i stock is the largest and inot plcte in the county, and in iVes and quality defy cntnpeti p. Every article in. Mock. is eht and new; no shop-worn or l-of-dale goods, This is the op jtunity of the season, to all ko, and should not be misnod. -4 HOYT, the Jeweler. ' Kverythinsj in for all Goods Given To Other Business Matters. Hero is an Opportunity to Get Your Money's ATTENTION, 1 xTltm V A1 "". -- ...... The Hillsboro Pharmacy The Leading Drug Whew IViica, Meilleiuea. I'ainlM, tila,NMiii(rea, lru-lie and all !Miiitl.r Hunilrlr ii.y Ik' pnanreil at prieea Unit iuiilv ilttniiifeiliiH'lltiiili. Shite i klt Mm VI I VUlt'j Trauaint a tleneral lUokitiK Itnalitea J. W. MillJTK A. '. SiWTK . MniniKi'i . Cashier .-icu aiuiti r.ciiiiniie ami i cieifraiiuie .11 . .1 . - ... , . .... I , .. . 1 1 TruiiiliTM and Ihihw l'llera of Credit avmiiilile tlirniilioii Hie f illicit Malea. i:i'V tillla ol ICvltaiiuo oil lnnloi , i'i hm., liiililin, I'm In, llerllu, Kranl-fnrt-on-iliif V'aiii.Sloi'kholiii and all pro 1 1 in I ciliea Of Kuropc. CollwlioiHi iiunle on nil sulble Hiinti, liunkliiK bourn from I n m tn.1 p in lllllnlmro, (ireuon. X A KM a JJ UK BAb-K 1 hon who want tu buy Witi-hina-i .... 1 1...... , .. i.. in i ii . . n"i iMiiiij iiiruia niu tin wen 10 Cllll mill ill VfHtit'nln t lie fiilloiviiin offer. I iHjuire at Tu K A iinns olllei! . , .. .i acrti in iu-1-es iiiiiinr riilllviitliiu. 50 j nerea Iu tiasttirn. HI acre in Imixh im.l tlinlier; KiMid hoiiwi nml Imrii! bibhI nr - diard; well walered; i mile front Itied ilia mul raiirouilj mile iium hcIuhiI I'rlce, f) ja-r aeri1. , Villa I'rlce, f) per aeri 31 ncres. I mile from tlroemllln 111 acres In cultivation; n uerns alailietl: II ! barn and out building; K mile to I' ! ' eo'l m.;,. (1 ,tlM I,, it, i. prjWi Ijk !H! aerea -1(10 aeres in cultivation,- 7 acres of flue lniivi'iliun that will produce HXI siwks of otilniia per aeiTj unoil (j-riioui ' houKii, eoxt II.DSl; ifood barn III"!; oilier llllllllilllFH! Ol'cllliril mid l.iri-e 1,1,1,.,. 'I'IiIh larni h ill U miles of HlllHlmmami llnely Hitutilml, can he divided. If neces-' sary. owner III fnlliiiK liciillh and eel; thiK old, U e.iuii ef nulling Price, 8IU per ihtii, on eimy tj-rins. j IHId aci-es -'200 aeivM In eiiliWuii..... toe' ... ,.. k,m, niiiri-r Hiiiiiiniii inr mil'U wood; InniMfi mul Imrii) roni nrclmitl; a' . 1 r .......1 it. ..i.. ...... r, .,, ,.,i,wro 11011 mi 11 lit I It rilllll to I'nitlaud. Thia J'nriu haa ruiinine liranc.li and anveral Hpriuifa Hint furiilali ahiiniluiicu of water the year round. Thin hu m beitiK siliinled ho nenr town la well Hulled for dairying and BiirdenliiK, aa well as (ruiiAiidliay lalHinu.uiid is unu of the if""" 1"hm in tim ooiuiiy. price, " l! hi easy navmoiils. ' f lit hiifll sl.alu of ciilllunil,.,, fti-dain liindj mile from ;init and town; IM mlli-HaWest V There Is a fortune In this NIK krardener. ThU I 1. nil iii of I'i faritf. elieaj iter jfer mil l); il mm b0 had for .I0 1 - T 4-1 :rim all prariii laud, exmipt 8 iwiros ol V" ' y,''1'1'"-"!'"!. 'iitt only 10 milo from I'oitlaiid, Price, ft:tbO, W acniH near Itnedvlllu 5 aeres In culll Vttllim. Crioe, $1)00. : A (joiid Hiiwmlll, with or without dwull Iiir and hniiieHleiiil, and mi acres of uood tliiiberliind, A fortuuo for the right mnn, 60 nerea of nice suionlli liunl; 10 anrnd hi oiiltlvation, bcHt of soil. I'rlce, Siuou, Wl Hllrei. iiilit,iii',,ii,.1 I..... I. ...ll l.. 1 , - , 1. n-Ti-ii wn inc.niiii, I'eoiK oiny i llllll-l iS from c.ruuiiuu'i l 11 oUij eiiay lo elenr. Thin Irt H Hllap'itt riO(l, Treasurer' Notice. All County Warrant of WiwIi1iil4iih -oiiiity, Oregon, . endiiraod "Not payable for want of funds," prior lo Aug, 1ft, WOO, are due and payable after February 1, lfKII. Iiitenwl will eeiisa iiflei' Hiul. (IhIm. IIOIIOLI'U (UtANDAU,,, Jan. U, 1IW1, , y Ooiinty TreaMiiror, Thb Aiiaus from date to January 1,1902, for 1. Altai's anil Ore- gonian, $2, it yqu v.-mt a team ior news, try these pap r.. ,v y Cigars at F. J, Barber's, 2nd S, the Stoic at Cost! Purchased Worth CORNELIUS LADIES! ! We have lakrn tit .ij-eiu-) uf Ihe famous lUrw, Srlhy St Co,, l.adun' uliori and ran lit any had. I'lii'r, l'-5.fJ " S''"'l f.) ltd Conic iu and ee thrta, H. WEHRUNG & SONS IllU.siioiUh oiincns. r.iion itiock Mam si. lr. V. A. Italic ('roprioior. House. S-TTf-l-T I 1 iM K IL3 El a MDcrian Com fort IS m9 f i i. m I Thne Is no sphere of rllcme that hsu'l lis compensation. In bleak 8ibeiia during the long winters, raeh native sleep with hi fret on a dug. American would hsrdlv approve uf thi method, hut wc can have a lrlter one and it's cheaer than keeping a dof. A hot water laUlle ( an iin provriucni on Ihe Siberian plau lor keeping the fi-el warm, tl sl ford a lol uf comfort at very trilling cost, and iff odd that mi) laidy wouhl lie without on. We have a good assortment of hot water boUlm, the ikitcnduble, i;iinraiitrrd kind, and are making very aalislaclory price on them. V4 fi t: I 1 1 - in i iQl j i i i I M lil h j! I'i I Delta Drug Store '. p Main St., Hillsboro 1 OR&W Timo Schedule .. From Portland Kaat mall leaves at 7 p in for Halt I.akfl, Denver, Kt. Worth. Omiiha, Kitnsas Hily. Ml. UuiIh, t lileagu Hnd Kiwi, arrives 0 ) 111 . ' HiioUaiiu Klyer lenvos 0 ti m for Walla Walla, Mluiieapolia, HI. 1'iiul, DiiIiiIIl Oian HtciimHhliis leave nt 4 p, n't for Han rritnlscu,'NHilingvary live days. ('ohiinblu Uiver leave 8 p 111 axiiopt Hiinday, Haturday III p 111 for Astoria mul way hiudliiKH, arrive 4 p 111 oxeoptHuiulay Wlllanietla rlvor leave (I a 111 except Hiinday lor Onigoii t:ty, Newburg, Hnleni Huiiihiyy ',,,,,"",f''' mrm P ' UK't'Pt Wjlhtiiiello and Ynmhlll rlvur leave 7 am I'lioHday ' 'huraday and Haturday lb Oregon (!ily, llaytoli mul way landing a.Tivyt!.'Wp, M0,.dy. WadTiesday anu ' WllliuneUe ilver leave 0 a 111 Tuesday. ThurHday uud Haturday for tJoi v , 1 am " way lanillngs, arrive :llop 111 '",, " y 'IhiirHday iindHaturdiiy . - """May, AddnmH ' W. H. ilULlJUUT, CJeii. PttHs. Agent Tl'" 9rvallis Tinos staleH that ' Uert W ills, attending the 0. A. C. and who has recently been quite ill, is now on the mend , and will" soon beftblo lo again take up his studies.