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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 25, 1901. I A r AtUM FOB TBI fKOFLB 5 I I : s : A l'riK hi mil 1 ioomi. atafea a tb Poat-othe at Hillohom, Orafoa, & eiae nail matter. LUCIUS A. LOMtt, EDITOR. County Official Paper. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY Tt Argus Publishing Co. tvkMsf Jtkwt One Dollar per Annum. Ml Martha, ; Thro MoiiVha,3ct. OgyuU It (Mi IImo-bcUIUsib. Be Utm la the Blaetallic Standard. GsVlSsaqr aean Debased Property, Ml fraS.il AacricM Prednct Oar Cmissirt Um te ear CrwJiters' Gaia. Bu m ate far Marcas A. Haatu rRAUB BUT TO DAMN. The reformers who are for true re form in National politics will do well to consider fully before they top to drink in the juicy and ful some, praiae of Ohio democrats ut tend by the journals corporation ridden. They simply praiae but to damn: and commend but to laugh in their sleeves. The lack of rati flcation of the. Kansas City plat form which is so loudly commend ed by the Hanna press and its sympathisers at large, is a welcome thing to them, for they well know that it means Hanna victory in Ohio this Fall People do not want two Hanna parties; there is but room for one party of this kind. Bryan is right when he says that Ohio should have either declared for bimetallism or for the gold standard. No one will vote the Ohio democratic ticket in order to P vote a gold ticket when there is a regular republican gold ticket in the field. The matter of trusts do not figure when the greatest trust of all is satisfied. It is a poor way to catch a trust this standing and delivering to a trust highwayman. The only real good feature in the platform is its declaration against the monopolies, the organs of which commend the democratic party for returning to its senses. 80 it will he well for our republican-democrats to not get gay be cause the party is "returning" to its senses. The republican victory in Ohio this Fall will tell a story of different conclusion. The bank , ercrats want to put up for but one National party. The democrats will discover this ere long. Princi ple is always better than fleeh pots in the long run. TH MR WAIST GIRL The girls this summer are to wear the net waist, a garment so gauzy and transparent that one sees every pulsation of their dear little hearts. One who has inspected these new tangled waists turns loose as follows: r - "The shirt-waist man and the net waist girl go hand in hand to day, and all , the people, year after year, keep throwing their clothes away. The coat and the vest we laid to rest and where is the fleecy shawl? And clothes get thinner and fewer what will be the end of it all? Oh, what will the shirt waist man take next from the things he has to wear? And what will the net waist girl throw off her shoulders now so bare? The shirt waist man and the net-waist girl go rollicking down the way; have we started a thread that is going to end in the old fig leaf someday?" Condon Globe clipping. IH OREGON. Accounts of the intense heat preva lent in Eastern states, inspire the average Oregonian with mingled wonder and sympathy. The suf fering to which people are subject ed by a blazing sun and winds whose gusts are like blasts from a fiery furnace, with hot nights that brings no relief involve eyperiences to which we who live west of the Cascades are total strangers. And, according to latest accounts, to the temporary misery and death, there is added apparent certainty that great financial loss to those in the drouth stricken district is to follow. , In the great corn belts, there is a belief that the crop has suffered so much that even copious rains now, would not repair the damage, while grass is so burned that herds in many states are being , hurried to the slaughter houses where they are sold at low figures to cheat starvation. In Oregon a bountiful grain crop waves on every field, fat cattle C"e on green hills or in luxuri es ptares, while a comparative ly tal fciaocme with refreshing j breezes cheers the toiler at his work. We of Ongon have our drawbacks, our discouragements and our troubles, but withal we are . a l .1 1 lorevcr inr irvnu uio .iiaiuituu?' ; storma of wind, cold and heat with which our sisters Kast so often suf fers. Corvallis Times. A SHORT CORN CROP. The latest report from the Kansas and Nebraska corn crop is that the stalks are so short that the wood peckers have to scratch a hole in the ground in which to sit down before they can peck at the ears. Easterners are elated that their horse now wear straw hats. That's nothing. Jackasses have been wearing shirt waists out in Oregon tor some time. Thk Rivers and Harbors Com mittee of the House of Representa tives will return East with some knowledge of the needs of the IV cine ion.uwek. 1 uc iuui uiu been wisely mapped out so far as the Sorthwest coast is concerned. ! Fakmers are requested to not -j forget to help out the Native Sons' Street Parnival tbia Pa.ll' V will - - ' . - - . hibit-and where do you find bet-j ter horses and dury stock than in! Waj.bin.rtnn mnntv. Tb m!t. ' , " , M i tee will make all arrangements to ' have stock exhibits cared tor.! . , . Lvery known resource should be represented, and one day at least j least should be set aside for stock - j men., . ... , : ' j The Humane Society in some of the Eastern cities has beenadvo-j eating the bonneting of draught ! horses,and has been so far success- ful that meet of the horses used by i large business firms in these cities are now going about with bonnets on their heads. The headgear in question is of straw shaped like a fanner's hat, with two holes for the ears of the horse, and a brim wide enough to shade the eyes. It is tied neatly under the throat and may or may not have a damp sponge in the crown to keep the head of the animal cool. Ex change. Hon. Geo. E. Chamberlain, of Portland, is being mentioned as a candidate for governor on the dem ocratic ticket next campaign. Mr- teoation have plenty of visitors, and the better showing we can put up, the better will be the results. Stock of all kinds should be placed onex-i1 WiM m This will positively be the best game of the season. The Orients are one of the best ama teur Nines in the State. Do not miss this treat Mil 88 on 20o. Chamberlain is a' stvoessful. at-1 torncy of that city, and is at jire-; ont the district attorney for Mult-1 nomah count v. Ho is able and) I.. o. I 1..,., ....., . , iivuvet, .v n.c uyiw j- ...v. v feat when More the people. It is : not unlikely, however, that he will i accept the nomination V account 1 mirolv lnmmess rt'UKmw lie, would lie a loriuuiaiue canuutaie, : . 1111 1.1.1 and should he be. nominated tuid elected the state of Oregon might , well congratulate itself. It 1 . . . . . . . been some time since the state has , . . had m the executive chair a man of so strict integrity. . i . i j PROBATE. GuarJunship Aun Schamburii, in-' aine.Hei.rv Oberg apiH.tnteil; GmHn vrup j8 ,,e (.! pr juardianandUrl bchamhurs, Al , scri M," ,r, A. l?u,.-h.e. a ti-l fred bweeney and hmest Mieini.;,,, lM.rViUI hvswian, and is bur apjannted aMra.sers ; m kmViV , . ,,;. f tU. " ' w;mclf..rtiii.!ii. discoveries in lor prooi Jtuy , .. . . " cesed-Monday, Aug. 6 net fur, date for interested parties to ehow i cause wny reaiiv snoum not ne;:.,.. ; .t ....... ...a Miss L. Neal, of McMinnvilte, is in the city, the guest of Mrs K. Shute. Married, at the residence f ... lf.,l,L., Oi hum J. f'"f.f- H V W T I Behnke and Miss Carrie lUaml. u,.,, vi,hg jn , civiliw,, Marriage license has been grant-1 world. Three (loses w ill relieve a::v Mr. Wiu. Vanderzanden ndjordit:irr vmnb. Prh T5 ets. ..r-lll 1 I ,1 1 , M . . HI , . - ' . l.r . Caprine fe.roh.nayer, bothF, x,!e W Delta ProgS.ere fVerb00r : Ureeus I'nse Almanac. UTOr?e . Miwr, oi u JXlon, una been admitted to cituenehip. - ..Mr V. fW!e,, f lWn vill", had the misfortune recently lof(!u one 0f her thumbs. Ir Linkiater attended the wound - A Wuhe aild ul, ,ip built across Fanno crek, near Ti- gardvtlle. Notice for bids on famf 1 is published in another column your ' bicon and hams at Greer's; he is t;, cheapest. Remember ih it Greer keeps the only comolete tock of crockery and glassware u: 'own. Kriiee Cami.t.. 'I now .-! 1;.,., :.. ton m i1 pre " te-i mi l on street wljiMoiit uruce anip. . i, now re.-iilm m (,rt1 ,;ili(li.ir (v (Mmhimm J T)i Portland, passed through the city ! will a;s.iapi;v iu ,ymi who hiiveciire the first of th . vrek, enrotite to!oUr, P..'.v. V.T. ATKISww. North Yamhili, lo re he will visit ri.ti i a in! i ' May an. t.r ' with his father, Elder J. A. Camp-1 . . . j No.ice to Contractors. Michael Kelly is kept busy these! ' days jogging Alta Pell, the pacer Notice is herchy gioii that waled hlili bel inging to the Karsleler eatnte, ,vi" t rwelvwl at th County i-ourt 4 . i . f ... , , ,, r-x iii in HllllKiro, Oregon, on Aug. S, and taking care of the little fellow , a v. m.. for the eomrtmeiloii of a foaled this Spring. Michael ex- I'ndtrP md ti'i acroHH Kaono creek, near pects wonders from the foal. 1 'n'.'a.'d .prio.iioiis may be soe at Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Morgan. ac-!t'"uril,","M' U A. Itoon. couipanied by Mr. nd Mrs J. V. 1 -"oounty Jwlge. (Innneli leavn fur Unirhmn l. i ly order Cotiiinl'UloiierH' Court, uoi i eiu leave lor .Meacnam to-1 ll''i,abro,om., Ju'y at, Itiui. night, to remain over bimday. Jun r exptc 10 nnng uac a tine piece; The Argus and Weekly Or-gon-of venison. i an veir for 1 Hnbsrribe now vs Park, Hillsboro, 2 P J.1 Ti- liOOD ADVICE. uiot litlscinhle Nmi.k" III theilJY VlKTl'K OK AN EXKCTTloN. id are iim'-'i' suffering fnun ds- ' " Ull.l l;.. - fl.k hilll M,ta.- ill,,,,, i, vt tc-five pel cent id the oeo-i"' Aedr ,oln ",,J, K, . , ,, .. , , 1 iinainst M.irk Woods, Hanna i Hie bint.HlMaie(.ireiitlIict.'ijt iuil,1(l iuroii, Amanita IV1..1 pi,. ju with thesa two disrates and their "fl' ''s: mi. h us sour stomach, sick 1 1....I... i, .i. .;. ... : vi'a'ioit of tlif h heart hum, , f 1 rl 1 i . . tnaw H'K .-tiid Iturnliig I imi t '.hr l it m u Ktomitch vel kiu, coat, d tongiu and diva- : 'illi l:i-t 111 the nimii li, commit U tl I ''I Ml II III I I'll 1 II'IZ, nm Pl'll III". , , , , , . , , . ;'!. n to your dnijiKint and el a ,.f vU(;'UMt n f..r 7" centH. ! Two die- will relieve vou Trv it For snle hv IVlt i Drug Store 15.1 itireen's I'r'ue Almanae. A GOOD THING. in . ii.ind It 11 '. i ii'lr I w iiiir.nl inilolik ttl,,l all lung trouble ol the w nature, reinovi..2( u it d.. , h, iU,e of ,he affM.lioli 8t)tj lefv. : IUV 0 Sll m - 1.1 I'll K '1i a strong am: ; healthy condition. It is not an ; experimental medicine, but has 'stood the test of years, giving satisfti- - ction m every case, wincli its ! rapidly increasing sale every seasin confirms Two million bottles' sold aniUl .1 v r.oschee s veiman svrtiii ' , i.., . r - I . . liel - Proposals for Wood. !.tttl Mils wttl he rrceivnl atlhpottlee of Hio .inili'iMfMu'd from ilute until Sutur iluy. July i:t, l''l, for fiinilsliinis till Mrils of fi.nr fool to mxmI. coi from lig ltm Ihh', (lelivtiieii i.i the Court yunl ou or lir fnre ( i-tober I. 1 01. Iliililem may 1)1.1 on ln of ul ' v, Iml no Mil for a leaa iiiii'iiint will ! , misi'lt'ivil. , The f tpht to n eet iiy or all t il it riorvil, j. w. ;vKt.t.. shsrit) W.'.iiiiijjiiiu CiHinly, Oregon. lii.-l'iri, Ju.ie'JJ, l!'l. l.'otice to Property Owners. Xniiiv is herel.y given that property owe)" lire hur'tliy n.-titleit lo cut thistle asm m Ladies Free. SHERIFF'S SALE. ,,.,0VI 1) decrcvand Oritur ol Mile, Issued mil i'ueuit Court of Hi Wlif Ore- l' . - O" -1. I . . - I.. . .. . ., Kv.e.r .,.. ..,.... v. . i.iy, in mill I rl pi'lenmii nil ,ilry IVtermm lur tlio 1 mini i'f f'.V. piwIk. anil fur the Oiiilui I imt r $f9W.U0, l. S. pilil mill, till liiler pst (tifmni at lliermiuul 10 wr nml r Hiiniiiii fnun Ilia IMli lny id Jul.l 'l. ..". ii.i nir w.m im .'p. Ill BH'V .'IK i.t'.aia writ Miw, llioiiMiTn, l y virtu ami in mrsii-mii-e ut Mill Jll'ls'ii'i'.il, itwri mill imlurnl' hhU, will on M.iinliiy. Annum lit, l!m, til Hie miulh iliHir of III I'kiurl llmimf III ItillnlKiro, WtilnKlon I'miiily, ilreuu, ( (lie hour of 1U oVIutk, , in., of lil ilttv, nell hi imlillo am tiuii to tlm l k '- liiililr fur iwli, lli folluwInstlvM rilx'it rial iiroix-rty, lo-wil: L) iiiii, being ainl altuato lu WumIiIiihIimi County, OrvKn, and twnm all ol Ih S"iiUi-l tjiiarter of lliii Northwoxl qiiHitnr, i)m inwI half ol ilie iNurlliwixt qiimt-r anil lliti NonhMmt iiuaiier of lli Norlliraal qiiarlttrof Swlinii it.t. Inwinhlii a ,orui, raii)(o ol mu luunii'iio MiMiilliin oimtnimng liU m-ivn, lo wilinry llin livr'liibltir nauiMl iiiu, mul or lh itmi amt r v ii of aniil w la. Salil "nn'orty will be ulil milijiK-t In re ilr"ii hi in. ner Hlutul of Ormioii. M'uiHa my liami Ihla ITtli iliiy of July, ;'. I. J. W. hKWKI.U j. hi.i rlll'of Waaliliirtoii Couii'y, Uroijun, .i-j. ll. ItaKley, Ally for 1'lalutill, ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT. Get from Portland lo CI icniio in 72 houra jtitt 3 days. Hie ''Chieaito Port- ? land Special," leaving l'orllanit daily at j 9 a. ui. via O R. Jk N., arrive at Chun- ; no at 9:30 ihf lliiul day. NV York and Hoi-ton are reached the lounH day. i This train, acknowledged to t the fat- eat hrtween the Nouhwrst and the east, 1 i aoliitlv veatibuled a id ita ripiipmrut ia niinriad Pullman diawin room utrepinK cart, up-to-ilntc toiiti.t alrep. Ini; car. litimrY-aniokiiiK cars, tree rr clmiim chair cart, and uueacelled .liniun cars, the lueala oo which are equal lo tluue net veil at the very txrat hotel. Krtiirinber tint train run solid Portluiid to Chic(o; there ia no chai t f c ir, and the good of it la, it cost, uo more to ride on It than oa other routes. We have other traiua. The "Pacific Uxpreat" leavrt Poitlnml daily'at 9 p. m. via Huntington, aud the ".Smkiie niingiou. auu in .-iHii.aue . rrfirctti 1. ileeDuiK cur reservaliona, elver leave kane for St 1'or rales, sleeping cur rntervmlo etc., call on or write l ' V O. R N. ueut, or write to A. L. Cialit, t'.eiral PasaenKer Agent, Portias I, Ou on. Notice of Final Srttlemcnt. JJotlce Is liereliv (liven thai the n iter, -tinned ha Hied hi ttmil hitmimu in um malier of the iileo( Nitii J. Stioili c,; it.Hwa!Uil, In the I'oiitilv Court of Hie Sliitmif Oreifoii, for Wii-limnt.iii 1'i'U ilv. ) and fnid Court ha et Mumliiy. Vu;'. li DM, i'l a. in., aa the till r and the County llhvC iyl .Bon. miii I., -loiltlnni: Uiim fToin, lu lltllxlioi' , Or uli ' branuir ohlei'liiiti t mi-oiiiit and for . the HkhI elt lenient mini (ate. DbUhI al IlillalKiro, OreRuii, tlii July 11,1111.. J. II. Kf AN I.KY, Admlnialrator of the eNiulo of huwtii J. Slniiley, deetiawd. Ikuitou llowinaii, Any fur I'.hIui. Grand Clearance Sale ! We are having a Grand Clearance Sale of our stock for the Next Thirty ...Days. Great Bargain in every department... Shoes! Shoes! Three Hundred pairs sold in one week. W tire selling ehoes regardlers of cost. When you see thetn and get our prices, you will buy. Cull and t' the greatest shoe bargain ever nntde anywhere. Everybody says so and it is .SO, We have laid in a Splendid Line of Hardware which will be sold at Liv ing price. If you want Farm Machinery, see us belore buying. SCHULMERICII BROS., Second and Main Sts., - Hillsboro, Oregon. JJ) Shout Line akd mum Pacific To the EAST The 0. B. ft N. Co. Gives the Choice of Three F A TT Y Trains l'lie O. t! it N. Co., in connection with tins Oregon Short Line and Union I'acific, offers the finest ser vice Mid Vastest time to Bait Lake, Denver, Kansas City: Omaha, Ht i'aul, St. Louis, Chicago, and all points east. Three trains daily from Portland, with choice of many different routes Palace and tour ist sleepers, library, dining and chair cars on all trains. Write A L. Craitr, O V. A., 0 It. & N. Co., Portland, Oregon, for particulars. V Tressurcr's Notice, Alt County Warrant ' of WashltiKton County, tlri'Kon, endoraed "Not payable for want of funds," prior to Apr, 1, j IIMJ1, will he due and payable on and at' I tor July VO, 1!M)I, Interest wlll.noaie hllcr l that, date. KODOLPH CHAN OA IJ Juuv a, mi. Couuty Treaauror H Drug Store Little A fvw llilnm !ittirreit from alimit Ui tor you lirit lliciii tvi'iy now ami tliratvrrytHiily itnei, ami we ' rant yon to know wr aril llii tn. I.ow (nurd am) rvlinblc Him 1 cli Tatilrta,. IJ Cla t Cmiiilior Ice, lo i'U , C.unr.iiilrtil Tooth llnulici. , J Cl MiMiulaln Ilvrlia 5 cl i, Wckh'a Grape Juice , ,. J cl 'Jt Inlallilila Corn Cure. , ijd V iv mi an ft iiiu uuittuuiu i iiiii niiK' ATTENTION, Pffp Finest Strains of Poultry in the County ?V fJ. si;fMj',f'-'' VV.?I ?J'1(i!P.rr ArrJ3 ; -jiliSvtZM A. (J. Ahtlorsoii.. 7X -rir statf; normal school l ... Monmouth, Oregon ... or J. B. V. HUTLlilt, Sec. ADMINISTRATRIX' SALE. IN TIIIC MATT Kit HI' I'lliO INSTATE of II. U. Jlii ket, (InceiiMcd, Iiy vli tiin of an opler (iI'niiIii duly hntdn anil enlcrcil In tlio County Coiirl ol Mult iioiiihIi ('i)iinly Oregon, In tha shove en titled mattnr on the Hih ilay nf July, JIJOI, onlei'liiK, atllliorlsliig hii'iI directing tin;, the ninlmdii ed, at sduilttlslrnlria of the iintiil.fi ol H. li Dlcknl, ileceiiMwl to sell Ht prlvnlu hhIh that portion of the real etlatn linlonxlriK to siild (Mate loccil.nd in Washlnutoti county, , UniKoii, ami de si.rihed a follows, lo-w It,: Unnimonnitiit at a point W'fi rode eal id' tlm Northwest corner of HenUon H T D NKI West of VVillamelUi Mei'ldluii) theium Hiuuli Wl oliHini; Ihcncn ICat 'M nalsi thence North chains, Ihcncn Went roils to the pluno ol IxiKl'iiiiniti containing; 21) hitch, The name tioinK a part of Holomon IticharilKiinniid wife (lunation land claim, A atrip f hind nct'oxs tlio north end of the ahove dewirllied tract in rwcordod lu llilln boro h a public road. Uii font wide, dudh cuted lo tlio public forever, and tlio whole thnrool, or ho much thereof as may hu nccBHaurv to satinfv a tiioinlnsorv note for $!WiO and any other claim whlcli may he priiHnnluil itinuimt wild cstuto Now, liiuielui'e, )ursuaiit to said order hi Thing's LADIES! ! We have taken tilt agency of the Turnout Drew, Sell.)- & Co. Ladira' ahur and can fit any foot. Ptk-ea, i 5. $J . $.1 jo and f- ul Com in and ee them, H. WEHRUNCr & SONS IIIV.SHORO. (UMin.X. I have iti or trio of the following ttriiiut for tiilr; tin year's bird; trim, J"mi; SiiiK'e Conili lliown l,e;hotn, It luck Minorca, Hut) l,-tliifn, tlarred P.hiii.iiiU Hock, Silver .H.iiKlrd llam Luiv. Hull PUnuMith Kock, llufl Cuvh in, Goldm Wyandolle. While facd ll'.i. k S'uili Cckeiel. lur sal. .Sttijile CVkeiel, JI.So to oj, S,ilHi:iciniti fcuarttnti-rd or money r luiidrd. Come and et the i ho cest rlccllollS. I.rave erdura (or bird at ArKtia oihce, HilUUtfo; or rail al yard two mile a mtWet o: cily, llillslioro, Ore. Do you want Clothing Cheap P Then come and see us. 4Suitt going nt a great saerilice We must niiike room fur our iissf stock. Wo in' mm business. We wont to make shelf room for our n stock now on the mad. Cull and get bargains on ry floods, Ire Goods, Luce, Uilibona and, In fact, Everything. Ucmnmt roe JrnduuleTliH denifiuil lor gradimloa of tlm Normal Hcltool (lur ing the year linn limn much, beyond Uiu j (iiliuilv. l'onltloim with rrnin tin I.i STA . por month, ! ' Hluln Certinente ami Diploma Hlinli'iiU are preiaml for the Htuts K x -uuiinaUoiis, and readily take Hlute pa peri on graduation, Hlrotifi Aiuideinlii hihI I'riil'i'KHlciiml Con rue. Wll-pilpaHl "I rnliilng Departiiinnt, Kxietmes rungo front 1 120 to $17(1 )ior your. Full term opuus Hopt. 17th. For catalogue and su iiouuceineiita, addros ... P. L. CAMIMMCLL, Pres. of sitlu, I will, from and Hllcr the 'Mi tlav of AiiKtiHt. Iltol, at the olllus of i. It. Hloddard, Room 412 Coninicn-hil Hluck, I'ortland, Or boii proceed to null aald liliove described real uilale at private ialo to the hirh(it bidder for chmIi, 20 por cent payahlann day f sain and Imlauce ou (loulinuallon oI'nsIu and delivery ol lined. All olloia to h iniiiln In writing and ad d return! to nio, cai's ,1. It, Hloildnrd, l'orl -laud, Orctrou. Dated at I'ortland. Oretrnu, July H. HKH, MINNIK illCKIili, AdmlnlHli'iitrlx of the elal. of II, K. Dlckul, ilcrciiHiid. Cor. 2iUWasb'')ii .1. Noi'tlii'op, ri'0ii-letor, ,. Newly Furnished and Renovated . A first-class table and all accouiinodatloiii for the convenience of guests. , , , 5 i 'ti
