HIL'SBORO ARGUS, MARCH 7, 1901.
. ; a Paraa H'K thb i Korti :
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KaUrad at itM PisU-orhce l liilUU.ru,
Ortfo, ma 8ound elasa mail matter.
LUCIUS A. L0K6, EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
mfjttaatt On Dollar tier Annum.
im HnUm, W eus Thre. Moutha, SA eta.
Opptaed U Gold Montr-metaUism. B
llevea la the BimeUllic Standard
Dear Mtj Means Debased Property,
4 Profitless American Product Oar
Csistqaent loss is oar Creditors' Gain.
Has so asc for Marcos A. Hanaa
A MILITARY CIRCUS.
The inauguration of President Mc
Kinlej has been attended by a mil
itary display that must raise envy
in old world despots, and have
made King Edvrard think his coro
nation a very tame affair. Per
haps tbia is in touch with demo
cratic institution?, and perhaps it
i. not. There ale many to whom
this gorgeous pageantry will be a
revel.ition and an eye-opener. All
this sort of thing naturally ap
peals to the cheaper fanciee of man.
The fool is easily caught by tinsel
and tawdry trappings, but what
will redate slatesmanehip and so
ber citizens thiuk of apeing the old
world method in inaugurating the
' executive of the republic? . All was
needed to have made the affair a
regular circus was a little red lem
onade and a few side shows. When,
oh, whan, will we get .back to the
days of decency and decorum?
TUB TOOL USED.
- Poetland elected a legislative del
egauon iui spring, ana iney were
expected U get a new charter.
This waa accomplished. Governor
Geer Vetoed the charter. He did
. thia because of pressure brought
by the republican machine, nnder
the manipulation of Corbet t, Simon
& Co. We shall next expect the
Plummer acandalite to veto the
election of Mitchell to the Senate.
It is a nice thing for the little
Sheeney and his banker com pa
triol, Uorbett, to have a creature
they can use when occasion re
qmrea. The charter suited the
conservative, business interests of
the city, but poor old Corbett had
to have some revenge for his de
feat, and the "ins" ' at Portland
probably "passed the hat"tocinche
the machine for another two years.
Great ia Geer and graft; . -
A THICK JOURNAL
After all, there is something comi
cal in a trick journal, just as we
see the ludicrous side of a trick
mule engineered by a clown. We
are reading the Oregonian's criti
cismi on Mitchell and Tongue's at
titudes on the money question, and
it reminds ui that the daily itself
is of the flirtatious order; Alt who
are in touch with public affairs
remember how the Oregonian was
againit expansion and absorption
of the Philippine Islands after
Dewey had sunk the Spanish fleet,
,1 .. ...
ana now it gave us editorial pa
bulum which had good logic there
in why we should not cleave unto
them like a brother. But, lo and
behold! When the lines were
drawn in the late presidential con
test we found the Oregonian slid
ing around like a trick donkey on
its nether end, telling its readers
that acquisition wag a "darned"
good thing and he who opposed it
was an idiot and another donkey!
How it does become journals of the
"squeasy" stripe to tell of others
shortcoming!, eh? Truth is, the
Oregonian has to do anything that
the republicans platform says, or
else take to the woods. And it
can't stand the woods.
TUB PROPOSED TREATY
CUBA.
WITH
Ths conditions on which President
McKinley proposes to leave the
r government of Cuba to its own
people were formally announced
- Monday. It is proposed by the
Senate Committee on Relations
with Cuba to embody them in law
; as an amendment to the Army Ap
propriation bill.
These conditions is substance re
quire Cuba to adopt our Monroe
doctrine for herself and assent to
our enforcing it for her if necessary;
. to refrain from contracting debts
beyond her means; to allow us to
, guarantee her independence, her
domestic peace and order, and her
financial' obligations under the
treaty of Pari; to ratify all acts
done by us during our military oc
cupation; to excute and extend our
sanitary plans throughout the is
land and U'se1l or leuxe to us l.unl
necessary for coaling or naval sta
tions to enable us to make our pro
tectorate of the islands effective
Senator Teller and other Senators oho
have atood up stiffly for kecking our
pledge of absolute independence to Cuba
are reported to be inclined to assent to
the proposition that Cuba shall be asked
to tuakc these stipulations in a perman
ent treaty with the United States. That,
of coarse, would be a somewhat different
thing from demanding their incorpora
tion in the Cuban Constitution as a con
dition of our withdrawal from the island.
A treaty is a thing which . an be made
only between two independent nations.
And if Cuba should make a treaty with
the United States which would leave her
entirely free except as to negotiations
with foreign powers that might imperil
her independence, the would be simply
giving her formal assent in. writing to
oar Monroe doctrinewhich we should
uphold against any foreign power thai
threatened her, with or without the sug
gested treaty.
The superfluity of any such treaty
stipulations except as a basis for future
interference in the affairs of the island
is, nevertheless, perfectly evident to ev
erybody. We do not need to exsct such
pledges from Cuba. The stipulations'
of the sparrow are not essential to the
eagle's security. New York World.
Our loss of soldiers in the Philip
pines has now passed the tUXX)
mark. Of the total number 721
have been killed, 452 have died of
wounds and accidents, 2,230 havf
died of disease and 2,509 have been
incapacitated by wounds. It is
probably not too much to say that
10,000 more have been permanent
ly invalided. Andforwhat? Will
the imperialists tell. New York
World.
A Portland church treasurer
has been found fifteen hundred
dollars short in his accounts; He
has been treasurer for five year?
and his friends do not know,
neither does he, where the money
has gone. The Abqus suggests
that this being the case, the church
might lay claim to the fifteen
hundred that the Statebouse swipe
swiped and when brought into
court no owner for the "evil" could
be found. This might clear op a
mystery, and at the same ' time,
put the congregation in good stand
ing with itself, to say nothing of
the unfortunate brother.
- The investment by the county
court in the two rock crushers is a
move in the right direction. The
way to get good roads is to get
good roads. With the two rock
crushers on band plenty of mater
ial can be crushed by road work,
and then it can be hauled and
placed on the highway. After a
start is made, mile after mile of
rocked road will soon be in fact,
and this is what the farmers of the
county want. There is rock to be
found in each end of the county,
and if farmers go without making
a few miles of rock road each year,
henceforward, it will be their own
fault.
Wilkes-WaUrs.
Married at the residence of the
brides' mother, Forest Grove, Ore.,
March 6, 1901, Rev. Belknap of
ficiating, Mr. J. B. Wilkes, of Hills-
boro, and Miss Eva Waters. The
groom is a native son of Washing
ton County and for years has been
in the abstracting business at the
county seat. The bride is popular
in her vicinity and will be welcomed
in Hillsboro social circles. They
will take up their residence in this
city after a short wedding trip. '
Dr. Linklater has been suffering
from a severe attack of the quinsy
for several days, and is under the
care of his physician.
HOW IT IS DONE.
The firtt object in life with the
American people is to "get rich;"
the second, how to regain good
health. The first can be obtained
by energy, honesty and saving;
the second, (good health) by using
Green's August Flower. Should
you be a despondent sufferer from
any of the effects of Dyspepsia,
wver uompiaini, Appendicitis, in
digestion, etc., such as Sick Head
ache, Palpitation r,f the Heart,
oour stomach, Habitual Lostive
ness, Dizziness of the Head, Nerv
ous Prostration, Lo w Spirits, etc ,
you need not suffer another day,
Two doses of the wellknown Aug
ust Flower "will relieve you at once.
Go to The Delta Drug Store and
get a sample bottle free. Regular
size, 75 cts. Get Green's Price Al
manac. Notice of Final Settlement, ,
Notice i horebv trivpn that t.h n.i.
"igued, executor of the lust will and Urn -
oi jonn omiui, deceaoed, boa filed
his final account fti such executor in the
County Court of Washington County,
Oregon, and said Court has appointed
Monday. " Mli it 'V of April, Ml tin' hour ;
I'' H. Ill . Ill :l1 It IV. a ihe lllll l fui ,
tur tn.it I K..tit,l.
Tim'HtMU: ASliKliKY,
Kxivuior ol tut t.a.t Wutami IV! -uncut j
of I, din Smith, neo-a.-'!, j
i
i
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
IX THK ClKl't'lT tWKt OK Til.:
siaW ot Orn.u, for Washington County.
IVssie liftmen, Pl.iiutitfi
William Pomtott IVIctidanO
lit the name t the State nf Oregon, you
are hewby notitied that the Plaintiff
herein has tiled cotmilaint against you
in the above entitled l ourt ami cause- and
y,n arc hereby required to i'r and
auswersaid iMiuplainl ott or U'foro Oi -last
day of the lime prworilsxi by nn!n
ot publication hereof. lo-vMt; on or bclore
tlx' 12th day of March, lull; you are fiij'ih
it mil Hint thtt if you tail t'i appear ttd
aesw tr tin- complaint heiein or to plead
thereto, the platititil will cause your de
fault to lw entered and will apply to the
Court above iiienlioued f r the rotief
prayed for in tlte complaint herein thai is
to siiv, for a decree forever annuling ami
dissolving the Ismd of matrimony that
may he existing lw w eeti plainlill atal de
fvndai t lie-in and for s.ieh other and
further re'iol a to tho court may nwni
prope-r. The dale of the first publication
of this summons is Thursday. January
lTth. liVl and the last publication then.
ol, March Tib, l:H, and sant stiimnon
shall be published on saud Ihur'ilay ot
wit wHk fiT a 'tiod of six wtn-ksi ta
tween sattt dales:
This auinmon is published by order of
Hon. Thointu A. Mi lirid ittdce of slid
Court, made and tmlored-in mid rouri
ami eau ami datinl the 12th da of Jan
uary. 1SW1.
W 1 1 is K I4 si 1 1 a n r. i ..
Attorney for l'ltitntirt
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIKTVKt'K TWO KXKtTTlONS.
issued out of the t'lrvuit Court of the
lilate of Oregon, for Washington County,
tin -upon a judgment in lavor oi j.
Morgan and againm K. C. h uuho for the
sunt of tM, which said judniirt til a
rendered on the lttth day of lVeeinlxT,
l-t and bears Interest at the rule of
per eenl per annum sineo said tlatti. and
which said Jiidmi ettt. has Miice ine-i as
signed t.i Snsie M. Morgan; ttitti one upon
a judtrmont in favor of J. J. Morgan ami
aguiiix K. C. Hughe and J. W. Morgan
lor llic sum of fiCU Ki and the sum of JIH.
costs, which saiil judgment was .-endi'ied
on Hoceiiiuer Hi, l-tt'i, and Iwars interest
at the rate of H (er cent. er annum nine
Htild date, and whii h said judgment litis
heeti asmgned to W. K, Smith, and for
the oost and e.ivnsos ot sale ami of
sail writs. -
Now, Iherpfore. by virtue ami m pursu
ance of Witt judgments, decre and
orders of aale, 1 will, on Mon
day, the 35th dav of !arch. liUJI.at the
south door of the Court Hons in Hills
boro. Washington County, Oregon, at ten
o'clock a. m., of said day, sell al futlille
auction. 10 the highest" hidder, for cash.
all of the undivided interest Mia' th de
fendant. K. O Hughes, hail or now has
in ami to the tollowittg described real
property, situate in Wasliiiigton Cotnity,
Oresron. to-wit:
tirsl tract -Commencing at a point
12 91) chains north of the goutlieui on or
of tho Andrew Huriwf 1. I.. C in T I S ii
8 ami V , Will Mer, thence otith no de
grees -went 2a.m chains thence north
degreca west 5 rhaiiiB, then west 12.14
chain, them north 12.60 degree east
10.14 chains, thence north iiort degrees
et 18.54 chains, thence north 4 dogrt
east la.xo chains to the so ttlteast corner
of th Tho. G. Xaylorl). 1- C. Uhmicb
north 21.1.1 chains, thence east toliales
Creek, thence down sao.e to the east luia
of sam AmPew Harper I), i. I',, them
sotiih to the uliieeot Iwmniiiiig.
Second tract Fart of lot gnfluWIc U in
the town of Forest tinivp, Orngon. anil
descrilwd as follows: foiiuneticing IW
feet south of the norWieast etirncr of tilock
6, tlipnce south SO fet, thence west . l."i
feet, thence north .Wfeet, theiici east 2 l'.
feet, thenee -north IK) fret, them fast 3n
feet, thence south 1U0 feet, t settee mwt 8s
feet to thiplacenf Iweiniiing.
Third tractl,ot ti f block . South
Park h IiI tt) n to rorost tirove, Oregon, to
satisfy the hcreinhetore natntsl stilus, anil
for the custs and expenses ol paid sale.
Said pniH!ity w ill lie sold snJiject to re
deinptioti its wr statute of OrttKon. .
Witness my hand this 2UUi dav of t'cli
ruary, m)l. J, W. SEVV'KLL,
.Hhcrill of Washington County, Orcgun
. By W. 1. Wall, IVputy.
8. B. Huston,
Attorney for Susie M. Morgan.
John M. Wall and W. D. Hare, .
Attorney for W. E. Smith.
SHERIFF'S SALE,
BY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of -Oregon, for Washington County,
in favor of Anna C. Qusckiiilmsh and
against W. T. Bunnell, one for the sum
ot 17, costs, u. 8. gold coin, with Inter
est thereon at the rate ot 6 per omit per
annum irom the il nay of lieoeniher,
1089, and one for the sum -of $101, dam
ages, IT 8. gold coin, with interest there
on at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
from the 8th day of December, 18!(i. ami
for the costs ami expenses of sale and of
situ writs. ,
Now, therefore, by virtue and in pur
stiauce of said iinlgmeiits and orders ol
of sale, 1 will, on Monday, the lsi day of
aprn, tutu, at tho south tloor ol the Court
House in Hillsbaro, Washington County,
Oregon, at the hour of 10 a. m of said
day, sell at public auction, (o the highest
bidder, for cash: The undivided one-
eight interest of the said W. f. Bunnell
of, in and to the following described real
property, in Washington Count, Oregon,
to-wit: Beginning at the quarter sect1, n
cor ter between section 34 T 1 H K I VV of
the Willamette meridian and section a of
T!8Ulw of the W illamette meritlinn
and ninning thence south 2!i ilegrces east
45.W chains to a stone at the sottthvost
corner of the J. h. Hickliu and wife do
nation land claim; thence north ', -degrees
50 minutes east 12 66 chains; thfMtce
north 45 minutes east 42.W chains to the
mirth line of the south half of said dona
tion land claim; theuce with said line
south 89 degree 48 minutes west 32.j
ciiaum. thence south 1 degree wc-nt2.04
chains to the place of beginning to satisfy
the hereinbefore named sums, and for
the c sts and expenses of said sale.
Said property will lie sold subject to re
demotion as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my hand this' 2Sth day of Fob
ruary, M). J. W. 8KWBLL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
H. T. Bag-ley, Attorney for l'laintilf.
CITATION.
IN THE COUNTY COUitT OF 'I'll F
State of Oregon, for the County of '
Washington,
lit the Matter of the Estate of I
John Oilhooley, deceased. )
To Philip fiilhooley and to all other un
known heirs at law to said deceased,
greeting:
In the Name of the State of Oregon, you
ae hereby citwl iml required to appear in
the County Court of the State of Oregon,
lor the County of -Washington, at the
youri room thereof, at lltllslwiro, in the
County of Washington, on Monday, the
Hth day of April, JIM, at 10 o'clock, in tho
loreiioon oi unit nay, then and there to
snow cause, il any vou have, why an or-
utu oi sum ;i m i suouin not he made,
authorizing and directing; the Executor
oi bio 1 1 estate u sen at pttbjic or private
.iic real e-iaie nciollglllg lo HUIO
estate described as follows, to-wit: The
northeast quarter of section 10 in T. 2 N
K. 3 W. of the Willamette meridian, in
Washington County, Oregon, containing
1H0 acres, in order to pay claims and ex
jainses against said estate, m prayed for
in the petition of l'etcr Janscn, Executor
ol said estate now on Iile herein.
Witncss.'the Hon, I,. A Rood, Judge of
the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Washington, with the
el -of wrid Court altlxed, this 7th day of
March, A. i) liM'l, , : - . '
Attest: OEO. A M0KOAN,
(s"l) , , Clerk.
By J. W, Morgan, Dejiuty.
CITATION.
IS
TtlK t'olNTV it 'IK I' OK I'llK
tal of Org.'ii. fir It cuutv ot
Washingtoti.
In Ho M .-liter of Hie Kst.ite op
Anders IHItlt-etg, ,ln-,-a,sl i '
To Anns ,i:,lrsm, licit v loliaiison.l jrs
.toiianson, Meita J.'-t.-io Niisson, Joiiati
Ndssoit, liyatnier iil hlstuimi, Amlers
liiiNltsitd Httil Nils I 'ii'.iilvrir and all
I'ttiet s'rsoiis u.iert-'-led ttt said rsuite,
greeting;
lit the Name of the State of Oregon, you
and ach of you are hi rehy citisl and' re
uuintl to apjs ar in the Cotiuiy Court ol'
tlio State ol I'nton, lor tlie t'ouutyol
Waslitngioti. at lite Coiintv tVmrl s,ni
shensit, al itilislsiro. i,l tW tuuly ol
Vasliiiiitoti. on Monday, lite llth day ol
March. i!H, at 10 o'clock , in the lorvmion
f that day, and then and there show
attse, if :ttty you have, why an order ol
ale of allof the ilescriUn1 lolloping real
pmpevty. tis.w ut
Iti'ing ait un.livtihsl one-halt Interest in
a prl of the Abratn SuloT donaiion
latnl claim .No. il. in sm'tton . and Iti
Tp. 1, Sitilli Itange i Visl, of the V. tl .
Itiinekte Mcrttltaii, ami liun.ti,l as fol
lowsv lle.-iitnittg at the itortheast on
tier of stud donation laud claiui, and run
nihg litems- souih 1 degnv isist, on the
east boundary ol said claim tolhediMs-
i n line U i.m'ch lite ttorih and sont.li
halveaof said elattn; then,s west on said
itvisioii line Is chains, more or less, lo n
point so situated that a line ruitmiig
nortti, one d t iv west, imtailcl w ith the
atiove uatml east thninoarv and istiujn.
iiihI to the not Oi Ismndarv line ol saltl
clatiii, shall eminacc with the tiotth
Isiuitdary tine cast ot w here it strikes the
:uil norm Ismu.iaty. sixty .h'its; thrmvi
north 1 degree west, o tho noith Uiind -
ity line iit ul,l claim ; lliouee ewstetlv to
tl aplai'eof Imgiimiiig. Alsn a right ol
lovluav over a sliin ot laud ai tnt iile
and extemltiig tVoiu the n, rtlieasl inrnn
of the aliove dcscrtUsI tra, I of land
northerly over the Stewart claim to iltc
t'oll'ity road. utd strip along the misti-rn
twirvlcr of said Stewart claito, sliotild in. I
lx niailu as prayisl lor m tl,c petition ot
W. A. Sett, ii.iniini-tmtor of tin- (stale
id Anders I'.n l'crg. 'mwf.ed, herein
lihsl, autlt ri-g and diKs tiiiu' tli-s.ile
of aiiiil ,, t i-i s lor tue ptirisi- of ival-
islog liimU Ii It nil Ii lo ,a tlici laims
agiUtisi ..,ii rst.itt and Hie eia-!ics aitd
eharew ol adit tnltnt' iiin.
Witness, ih. -11. .ii. I, , to. oil, .lii,U'u of
the Onnntv I'l.-nt - the Mato-ot Oregon,
for tint I' .in n .1' W i!ilni;toi, w ii Ii Ihe
sealei -i.dt i.m alltiil, ihts rc-ini.iiv
it. A. 1. ISH't. Allot:
tsciit t;i:o. a. oi:u in.
By J. W. Morgan, l, pmy. I leik.
Gu. U, luigicy, Ally for Kstatu.
SUMMONS.
IN" THK iTKi (if coriif OK THK
Slatoof Oregon '-ir Washington t'uiiuijr.
Tlnsidotr Vaiul i v, Kxecntor of the
ljt Will and l.Miuneiit ot John
Smith, dK-n, ; I'iainlitl
- s
Olir.stUn Selio-It, Kried. riUe Kogel-,
hart, Caroline vlatlrrii t hrtstinii
Miller, Krioili ,e Mraeii. I.oiiIhh
SetiiKk, Frnsli lilie Martin, Catiline
Mohock, Jaisdi bchock and Christine
Andrews, heirs-tit liuv of John W.
, ii. tjcliock, decease I Otl'emlantM J
lo Christian Schuek, Frlederike Kngle
hart, Caroline Matlern, Choitna
Mller, T'tiederiku Strarb. Louisa
SrtiiN'k, l-Oederike Martin, l'aulitie
mciksh, j ,iti chiH-k. Mini I iin.-ttiie
Andrew
ctrs-Bt-lavr of Joint W. t)
easiil, the above named
tichoek, d
defendant:
In the Ntr
you, anil carl,
ed to apifnr
tiled herein i
of .the State if Oitigoii,
"!' you, are hereby rtipur
'il l answer the complain!
bin mi we k from the
date of tltel'i t pitliliciilion of Oils sun.,
inons, ami it you tail to,, appear mid ans
wer the complaint, the ptitintitl will tiily
to the Court for the relief deniaitile t ui his
ctmitilaiiit, to wit:. For a decree te'.i.m
it'g and mrroctiug a certain deed of tsm-
Villus, rurorilii nit iiiii-M A'ln I., .b i
Recirds of I'd ds lor Washington Conn!
iv. I'rcgiiii. Mtu ejtecuteii tiy John
W. it. Shock to John Suitin.
oy tierntig ins worn "euv.r-
otm" iii.ntciiiately aller tlio word "Cor
nelius" m the description of the lands
therein tlewrihed, and or such other and
further relief as to lite Court mav appear
eitttitable.
Tlie date of the titst ptibiieattnn of this
summons is February Itntl, and tho
ortler authorizing the si-rvlco of this nun.
mons by ptiTilicalloti inquire you to ap
lear and answ er on or bcfo(e the ej l ira-
lion ol six weed from said dale. Thin
siimmong is served iimiii yon, and oat h of
you. ny ptiiiitcation ny onleror tbe Hon
orable I, A; Kissl J.ulge of the County
Court of Washington Cotinly, tiregon, by
an order made and datod al Chaiiiber at
Hillsboro, Oregon, on February ill, ly(.
It HI N M. WAI,I
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS. .
in the euicrrr coi;rt ov the
State ot Oregon, for '.Vasliitigton Conniy,
llonry Kverilt, I'laintilfi .
vs -
Lucia A. Kvnritt, Dnfemlanl)
To Lucia A. Kvcritt, the alxive iiatue I
tlcfendant:
Iti the name of the State if Oregon yon
arc hereby required to ap attir and answer
the complaint filed herein six weeks from
the date of the first publication of this
stinimoi.s, and if yon fail so lo spMar
ami answer the complaint tho plaiiitill
will apply to the court for the relief de.
iii.'iudod in his coiiiiiliiinl. to wit: .for a
decree dissolving the utarriage isiiitracl
now existing between pluititill' and de
fendant, and for such other and further
relief as to the court may opar eqtiitt
aide.
The dato of the first piiblb'Htion of tills
stiminons is iiiniiary .'11, I!l, iinil the
order atttliorizing the' service of this
summons by publication require Vou to
appear Httil answer on or before the ex
piration of six weeks from said date.
This stiiiimons is served upon you by
ptibli .alien by older of the Honorable
A. Food, Judge of the County Court, for
Washington County, Oregon, by an order
made and dated at chain hers at Hllls-
lioro Ornmiri nil liimlnr. MI on, I
JOlIN V. WAI.I,, v
Attorney for I'httntitr.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
1 I Issticil out of anil under the seal of
the Circuit Court of the State of Oreg
for Waihington Count v, upon a Judg
ment In favor of W. I). Wood, plaintiff,
anil against (Sherman Khodes. defendant,
for the nun of jlo.4(l, costs, with Intorest
thereon from the 2Utb day of December,
l!HI, at the rate of 0 per cent per annum,
and tho sum of W.I.M with interest there
on from the 20lh day of Ooccmbor, KKKJ,
at the rate of fl per cent por annum, and
for the cost and expenses of said writ, lo
me directed and delivered, for want of
sullicienl personal property, I havo levied
iiljqjl tlio real properly hereiiittflfli des
cribed, and by virtue and in pursuant
of said execution anil tho Judgment of
said Circuit Court, I will, on Monday, the
2.0th day of March, JW1, at the Hontli door
of tho Court House, in llillsisiro, Ore
gon, at the hour of 10 a. m,, of said 'lav,
Will at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for tasb lit hand, all of tho fol
lowing described real property, to-v,ll:
Lying, bcinif and situate in Washing
ton County, Oregon, and being the south
west quarter of southeast quarter of sec H.
T 2 south, rangn 'I west ol tlie Willamette
meridian, containing 40 acres, lo satisfy
all l tlie herein be fore mentioned sums,
ami the costs of anil upon said writ and
tbe costs and expenses of said sale.
Ktiid property will lie sold subcet to r
doinption as per statu) of Oregon.
Witness rnv hand this Pith day of
February, KXll. .1. W. biiWKLI,,
Hlierifl'of Washington County. Oregon.
Geo. It. Haglcy, Attorney for i'lalnlilf.
Hicycles, new and oM, Cycle
sundries, buHfb.iilH, hats, mi to and
gloves, fishing tack leu, pocket
knivos and razors, at MeCormick'o
store. . ,
C'osiiiifout Said
Stock of Generi Merchandise, Boots. Shoes. Rubber Gooda,
OrocoricK and Notions of nil kinds.
In Exchange for all Goods Purchased
at--
1 We will Take all Kinds of Farm Produce Such us Potatoes.
Onions, Butter and Eggs, Chickons, Vegetables, and
Pay Therefor the Highest Market Price.
The Store Will be Closed Out
As Attention Must Bo Givon To Other Busine s Matters. Here is an
Opportunity to Got YourMoi.cy' Worth.
THE L. BAILEY STORE - . CORNELIUS
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Caked, Candies,
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Ice Cream, etc.
Put Op by
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FARMS FOR BALE
TIiimki who want to liny WttehiiiK
ton Count j larnia will tht well to
call and investigate the filhiniti(j
otl'era. Inquire at Tine Aimt'a cilice
I'll! acre trt acrwa under eultlvat ion, ,'n
acnvi in pasture, (HI acres In brush iiihI
liuilsir; giMHl boose and Ixirn; gissl or
chard; well uteri d; mile Irnin lte.il
ville ami railroad; t nnle from seliotil
I'rint, till per acre.
31 acre, I mile from Orcennllc-u
acres in cultivation;. Hi nerns sla-hcd. II
acresvln brnli; gss liisriuun lcni-c,
linril and out liiiildlngs; tulle ;,, p li,
and school; H miles to It, K l'r;,v. pl,
liW ai-relf- lot) ne res in eulth uiott; "
acres of Hue lieavenlam that will iirodins
Wil sacks of onions nor acn-r iro,i,l K room
house, cot g'Mid barn 1(1x71; olhet
hiiililiugs; orchard and lerri Imshes.
Tins I. inn Is In il miles id l illsbort, anil
llnely situatiil, can be divided, if icccv
nary. Owner in failing health and gel
ting old, ia cumo of wiling I'rice, iu
per acre, on ay uruia.
afl acre SIX! aerea In cultivation; im
ncris of good timber suitable for cord
wood; house and luvu; gissj orchaidji
miles from Hillsboro and on main road
to 1'ortlaml. Thia farm bus running
branch ami several springs' that furnish
abundance of water tho year round. Till
farm leing aituated oiiearlowu is well
siiittd for dairying and gardening, an well
aa grain am) bay rinsing, and is one of the
greatest bargains in tliii ciinty. l'iie,
fltl per acre on easy payment,
am crt In high stale of cultivation,
mostly lleavordain land; 'A milo from
railroad station and town; in mtlm wi-t
of Portland, There la a fortune Iti this
farm for some gardener. This land Is
irtieap at t 4er acre; It call bo bad for f HJ
r acre, if mild soon.
44 acres all prarie land, except H acres o
oak; well located, la-lug only Hi miles
from Portland, Price, l;0.
20 acres nnaf Kemlvllle 6 acre In culti
vation. Price,
A good sawmill, with or ultimo! dwell
ing and hoinestead, and MJu acres of good
timlierland. A fortune for tin- rigid man,
5U acres of nice smooth land; 40 acres in
cultivation, liest of noil. I'rice, f ltluU.
SO acres unimproved land; well located,
being only i mile from creaiiiorv. P. O.,
etc; easy to clear. Thia la a snap' at fiUO.
"THE COMMONER,'
Mr. Bryan gave out the following inter
view Dec. 16:
"I have for several years hud in con
templation the establishment of a week
ly newspaper and litis seems an oppor
tune time for undertaking it.
"Intending to devote my life to the
study and discuiaion of public questions,
I have clioaen thia method because it
will best accomplish the purjioHC which
I have in view. Through inch a paper
I shall he able to keep in touch with
social, economic and political problems,
The paper will at the aame time il suc
cessful, provide an income suflicictt for
my pecuniary needs and tliii kind ol
work will allow me more time with my
fatuity than I have been able to enjoy
for several years past .
I expect to lecture occaiionally, espec
ially in college towns where I can speak
to students, but my principal work will
be done with the pen, or perhaps I
should s.-tj , 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. 1
shall be editor and publisher.
The Commoner is (I ner veur.
A it otis
and Commoner, $1.75.
$500 REWARD.
Notice is hereby given that the Cotinly of
Washington, Hlate of Oregon, will give
five lltindrod Dollara Reward lor the ar
rest and conviction of tho person or per
sons who murdered Andrew ilablherur on
or about the evening of lino, )ikm, in
ma resilience uoar iieetiviiie, litis coiiiify,
L. A. HOOP. County Jtitlge,
Dateil ut llillaboro this 2Uth day of i)cc
einbcf, 1UU0.
OREGONIAN AND ARGUS, $a.oo.
The Weekly Ortaonlaa and thia paper
t Iv. roe all Up a.w. of bam., ttmtt, tht
Cigars at K. J. Barbor'i, 2nd BtJing powder on nale at their Btore.
Hvoryihino- ii,
ATTENTION,
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The Loadinf? Drug
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Wlo-re IVitgx, Molicltica. painta. (!la.Msiiges, trnhr and all lrnggtt'a Sundries
uisy lie procured at prices thai siiuplr doilatni. coinHlllioii,
Finest Strains of Poultry in tlio County
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A. G. Anderson
OREGON
Shoit Line
aho Union Pacific
To the EAST
Tlie 0. It. & N. Co.
(iiviH tlie ( lioiie of
) A I L Y
JLICIXUO
,i ... Two Via ...
The Oregon Short Line
To Suit I. like, Denver Omaha,
I'll leu ifo iiihI KaiiHiiM City.
... One Via ...
The Groat Northern Ry
To Spokane, .Minneapolis.
St. I'hiiI mill hiciiifo.
Ocean Steamers Leave Portland every
5 Days for
... San Francisco ...
Iltmts leave Portland Daily lor nil Wil
lamette and Columbia River Points.
Monthly Mcttincrs to China find Japan.
l'or full information call on or address
nearest O, R. ft N. Ticket Agent, or
adtlress
A. L. CRAIG,
(Sun. I'ttHH. Agent
I'ortlnnd, Oregon.
Administrator' Notice.
Notlco is hereby given that tho niulcr-
Hlgticil has lu cii ilnly appointed adniinlH
I Lritlni- of the estate of Miiti in K. Can: pi. nil,
i deceit hi it I, by tl, ii County Court of thu
.Hlaleof Oregon, for Washington Cotinly,
itinl bus duly tiuiilllle.il iih such. Now,
Il in ri : Ii i in, all pei'MotiH having claims
tigtilimt saitl CHlntn are hnt'eliy rnipilfiiil to
present tlicm to me at tint law ollice of
llco. It, Uagley, in ilillsboro, Oregon,
with proper voticlioiH, within six months
from tho dale hereof
lulled at lllsbofo. Oregon, on this
February I), liKII.
.1. A. CAMI'HICIiI,, .
Administrator of tlie estiile of Malilc K,
Ciimpliiill, thwciisotl,
Hcdiuliniiriiili ItrothitrH hnvo lilael-
ML
the Store at Cost !
LADIES! !
We have ukrn the
.ijiriicy ol Hie fumoiis
llren, Silb) S; Co.
I s In s' sliiH-s and call
lit .ut v lisd, I'licrs.
f ,'o, f t ih, f, i v and
f i' Conir in ami
see Uirni,
WEHRUNO & SONS
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rudnuaq
V Proprietor.
A. Hilllel
Selling ol l.t costs Single Comb
Hiown 1.1-vhiitn. Illaek Minorca. Hull
Leghorn, ft ,v. Hatred I'lvinoiKli
lines. Wlnle Paced lll.it k Sinih,
Silvi-i Ssiitglrd ll'imbiiigs, Hull I'lvtlf
filth Uocks, Hull Cm Inn, tioldrn
V)itii lotU', f J isi.
Am now tea Iv lo bok onlera for
'eve lit mi Ibs'k t ate priye wiutiers
l ,v Ibill i. '. inn c-h'. i i.ls, and Iwn
it ,t s Miiioic.i ciH'ktivU and some
ltii ci I,' eho tis lot s,iV,
l,i old, !', lot eg 111 (ollll M.
litowi.'k gt'HVtv, HiIIs'hiiO, Of cull it I
.it u :; toil-s w u lirtct oi city.
Mill or lets addressed to llillsboto
will ricrivtf immediate stlrnf oii.
Hillsboro, Ore.
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Mouths..
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There are millions of little months
iu your skin ready to absorb what
ever comes to thrill. What kind
of soap do yon feed litem? We
seldom reckon with the powns of
ahsoihlion exercised by the pores
of the skin, and yet it l possible
lor these bole mouths to take in
four quails of water In 4 hours.
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No wonder Impure toilet and
bath soups are so npl to
Produce Skin Diseases
You can trust the soaps we sell
you We handle none but worthy
brands, ami by buying in quanti
ties, we are able lo make low
prices on thctii,
Dfilta Drug Store
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J, Nortlirop, l'roprlclor.
X " Newly Furnished
.yf and Renovated
A firnt-cltiss table and
till accommotliilions
for the convenience
of guests, , , ,
Administratrix' Notice.
Notice Is horoby given thai tlie tnidiirNlgu
nil bus liiinn by Ihe County Court, of Ihe
stale i rf Oregon for Washington County,
apiiolnled ailinliils' riitrlx of the imliiintif
John VV. Kai'Mlelnr decetised, u ml that,
she litis duly oiialillcil us such nilinlnlslrti
trlx. Now, tli'iroforn all pmsoim having
chilnis iigitltiHt Mtiiil list. ttit are hnt'chy re quested
to present the siline, properly
verllltiil. to tint tiiiiltii'Nigneil tidniiiilNtrii.
trlx, at the, law olllco of W. N, Harrrtl, In
IlillHlitiro, Oregon, wii.hln six uioiiibs,
M IIH. KTTIIC KAUNTMTKIt,
Ailmliiislmtrix of thti ch title of .lolin W,
Kiirsleter, dctmaiioti,
Dttfcil at Hillsboro, Oregon,: till Mlh
day of h'tibntary, llml.
W, N, Utirrelt, tUtornriy.
' Snow Drop Flour ia best.
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