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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 1, 1901. ; ! A I'lrl'K Ol TIIH t'U-H I lataiad at la rost-ofboe at HlUabora. 0ijgo,a8eoond elass met) matter. LUCIUS A. L0I6, EDITOR. Gouty OSiclal Paper. KSUKD IVERY THOUSDAY BY Tts Argus Publishing Co. (Nkanf jMoas On Dollar per Annum, id Mb hl,itt Three Month, cvv 0Hii to GeM cUlIism. Be Hem i Ike BlatUllic Standard, Datr Mtaiy ataas Debased Property. its' PrtCUtM Aaericaa Prtdacu Oar .Cississsst Im w r Creditors' Cain. Bm a aac for , liarcas k. Raima mimhr, baviiiK the Urest la Uhintv in the ctl. costing over $.l.oo, nt wr -.eased to listn that he was not only tin- leading .iltorrey in h" county, I... i I....I a ... ...-I ,. l.i ...til a.vt,-til in miral Schley that cmlit which the .or,n,n l. And yet, like a.ny othn f the admin- !roun men whrt "v R"B "1 ; crswiota conmy ami uiaoe .s sneer!, ue to Job came out here a poor Ik.v, having been just admitted to the bar, and tint or'; !1 iu shiuS factory to set liuls start. Mini rapidly goes without saying. The lWrd of Investigation will no doubt, after hearing the evidence, give to Ad-; nmooniDoop menus oi istration. have been trying him. S SALE. SHERIFFS SALE. HY ,t.vr t'V V - viiin ! e ut of!o ill l ourt ," itiiKl.ni l BY VIKTl'K OK AN KXKlTTb'N, ! doerrs mid onler ol ante, touted out : 11 AN KXKt I TION, ,.fx:il Will,! .lil .if lhi Hi.. M ite of iinwii. lor!1" thi Ou'lllt l inirt of the Ntalenf Ore- nlv, in f;ivn-ol linear l ! uionev ahead tot And yet it will be hard for our j fr y to the irunt. . ' , ,1 The fish, lite liuit ami SCK'IHISIB tt convince lue man j things ot has been sunstroke that there i no heat from the sun. NBIQHBOKa, DO NOT gUAKRKL It take all kinds of people to make tip a world. There are many creeds, religiously, and many codes of morality from which to choose. Anent the opposition to Sunday baseball playing in this, or any other city, The Argus has but this '. to aay: t It believes in a man going to church on Sunday if he so de sire; and believes in a person going to an innocent amusement on the same day, if he or she so desire. Provided, of course, that in all , ties, no person or set oi persons hall infringe upon the rights of ; thers, lawfully, or unlawfully. As ; i the Sunday newspaper and Sun ny trains, that is a matter of inion. Tiig Argus sees no wrong iu a Sunday train service, and cer tainly sees no wrong in a Sunday newspaper. Either can be made htttraments of good, and generally are made such instruments to many. The contention over the observance of the Sabbath day is as old as civihxation itself, and the old blue laws of Connecticut gave ua touch of high life on this same wore. Some will observe Sabbath by Kng to hear the Sunday ser won, . sometimes of the gospel preached and sometimes of other thinga, while others go to innocent amuasmenU and amusements that are not so innocent. That a minis ter of the gospel is expected to preach to his flock the strictest ob servance of the day of all days is a matter that no one disputes; and that many a deacon will occasion ally go fishing on that day, or pic nicking, in contravention to church discipline, is history from the dark ages down. These things have been so long threshed over that people make a mistake when they make too violent quarrel, one with the other, on the question that is no nea' settlement now than it was at the beginning of the Chris tian aia. Thkhk is nothing wonderful in the fact that people, young and old, and regardless of sex, grow en thusiastic over a good, clean game of baseba IL It is a game of Na tional importance, and loved by admirers of physical contests every where, where contests are not bru tal. The athletic field inaugurated in lullsboro brings a new era to athletics in Washington county The support given the new venture must be gratifying to the editor of the Independent, who was chair man of the first meetinx called to consider the proposition of putting in a field of this kind. ollifr good this countrr uit ', ami expev-t to lull down th cle a (e notches more on our return titan on onr leaving." U. W. IUri'Kk. Keal Estate Transler All dispatches sent to Portland papers from this county in which it is alleged that the wheat crop will be short in yield do not hit the true situation in any respect. It is true that there is here and there a short yield as compared to the last several crops, but, generally, farmers, who are observant, and those who watch crop yields from year to year, tell that we shall have the best yield we have had for some four years. Tub Argus, as well as the regular Oregonian correspondent from this place, has repeatedly corrected these reports of scanty yield of wheat From present indications there is no doubt of the superiority of this year's crop over any of the past four seasons. V O Hockea and f to KrJ Pich el lot J and 4 blk li Ml's add to Heavertou Henry Ramfonl and wile to Ru selaer C Hill, 40 tc sec 4 t 1 n r 4 J D Koch and wf to Fred Solution berg So a aeca 17 and 28 t t t 3 w F M Heldel and wife to AMde A l.eiehow et al lot 5 and 6 blk I Wehrung't add to Hillshoro. . .. Antone VamteLey and wf to John Yandensauden and wile 40 a sec W I 1 n r Henry Yamlerwnden to Anes Yaudennaaden 43 46 Charles Couklio die Agnes Yanderianilen to Willielmi na Yanderaamleo et al 45 46 a Charles Conkliu die Marxarette A Smith and hush to Joseph Simon jasec'Jytisrl w , . . . . ...... M T Cox to Randall Dnnsiuoor Its 5 and 6 b1k 3 J f ad Forest Gro. D C Miller to Mary Watson 8 ac iu 1 its t anil 2 Kruilvalc ad For estGiove ..... Murv E Hardwick etalstojohn B Smith I1J.1S a in B H Catch ingsd 1c Hecrr Rhinehart to San tin o lan ducci, 7.42 a in sec 10 t 1 s r I w K lr ahtiigton t oimu , In favor ol ; "I An.lr,- dl.n niid K. I.. Ulm-ii, and ' .-itaiii!t M irk WihhIs, llaniia Voil, i ihii'tiiia rieroii, Auiaiuia I'ltnmmJ t ail IVteraoii ami ilary t'olormiii tur the : sum of coitu, and fur the funhir ii 111 of $!4U,mi, 11, s. mild win, with liilur-, pt tliermm at thorateof 10 imr twil r t niiimm from th lAlh day l July, l!'t, ! ami for the coat and vxiieiwa of sal and i olwidwrll I Now. tluimfort', hy virtu ami lit uirnii. I anee ol mid jiulKiiie'ut, ditnw and onlor of ! at. t alll 011 Monday, AuKuat la, lil. ! Ht lliaoulli iliHirof the Court lluiuw In I Itiilnuoro, Washinglon I'ounty, OnNton. ! at tho hour of 10 o'uliak, a. 111., of said: day, sell at public auction to llt hiishinl WUtor for oah, the follow Ihkiumi nlu d ! real piojivrty, to-wil! I lit)!, being and altuata in Va.hitiitiin : Cuimi v, Uncoil, and Ihuhk all ut tho ! Southwe-t tuartir of the Noiihwti iiuaiier. the txtnl hair ot the N.,r'.liel i iunif r and tlm North it nuarli-rof the ' Nordieitiit quarter of (taction iM. towinhi I Lexiwnse ol 'iile. ' ;. ,r'h, raiit 4 Wwl of tho Wllhimelto ; taid oroperty will lwdd iilii t to r-1 aiait iixiUtiiliiK !V aorta, to aatisly demplU'ii a slalitle of O t m t til- mi.? I urug ocore ijiiua lmiis ... 1.1 Ui!ltl!t 'riloMHIH SK'IO HIIO . ueffi'ilavt. fur ihoKiimol nwu, iin.i for the further mini of M t . S . Koid txiii, Ih iiiierwl thereon at ths- fa'e of h ier tvnt -t annum from ii . Juih .'a of Juno, lC, und lor the further oitn f 7 miortiev iWh, wilh lutpimt ; thereon al the rate of rS pereeiii iieran , ituitt, rrom the i(li diyof July. l!)l. i aiol lor thfe.l and exeltiHa of wile i und of i!d i U. Jow, therofote, hy virtu and In iuru ; am-e of whl ludemen:, Jeereo ainl order j of sale, I w lit, oil Monday, the 2nd dny of S-pumter, l!VI, at the south door of lh- t'oiiri liou-e In llillnhoro, V axhlmiloii J IN unty, Hivt'oti. al lite hour of Itlo'olook I t. niol wild diiv, aell al ptthlio anellon i l" tho hiwhent l-'i i h-r. for eah, the In! 1 loving iU-K'iite.l riw' UVerlv. ti-vvll ; ! "Hi eit ImSI of the wmlhaeal iU:tr,er I of beetuui ai T 8 N li S V or WtlUinette I Meridtiui.. all "ttmte in Vshinton t roontv. ilifinm. to millstV the heieinhe- for naieeii tii. and for tho eoHatid 3 A few thing k 11 1 line. i from sIkiuI the store you nerd ''them every now ud then everybody doe, aud wdnt you to know we sell them. I.ow prited and relinU p i llvii l iche TahleU,.., 1$ il Ciitti''ior lee 10 CU Guitr inteed Tooth Urtnilirs. , ,. aj cla Mountain llerba , jj eta Welch's Grape Juice , 1$ Hi Itilnllilde Corn Cure 1.1 cU The llillsboro Pliarmacy lemplioti a per slaliueoi i'ric. ilinsi my Iniitd IhisSiMh day of July, J, IV, HKW Kl.l., 4 ls I MheruVof Wa.hltigloii l oiinty, (ire-uoii. A. T. I.wih, I'otlUinl, t're.. Attorney for ria;nlirt'. Nottit of V xoi'utor and Kxecuirlv , 1 A KUT OOUUGOB, TBS. An Eastern Oregon publication de plorea the fact that Oregon has no great colleges, and too many small, trnrzling institutions. As a mat- tar of fact Oregon has a great col kse. It it located at Forest Grove and its benefit hare reached every nook and corner of the Northwest It is an institution of learning of which every Oregonian should feel proud. When a student has com pleted the course of study at Pacific University he is ready to enter the Ua any and everywhe. It has turned out more men of brains than any Western college. It gets no state support Its standards are modern, and its instructors the best in the field of college work. Eastern Oregon realizes this and her sons and daughters are every year entering or leaving its study rooms. Let no Oregon newspaper aay that we have no great college in the state, for such a statement is a libel on Oregon and the North west.''." N'olieo i. hereby (riven thul the uitder iitiiM have beau did appointed ec-ti ' tris an. I executor of tho wtnte 01 A. ul 1 ton, uVeeaaed. by the Honorable t-otinly ! I'outt ol Ilie Male ol Orecoti for Wiouiiiiit- ion County, ami have duly v,utilitUxt h I such executrix and executor. All persnm iiavins eliiiiitM ariunst nahl estnto are hereby iioUtieo ami requelel to prent : the name to tlx, ith proper vouchers at I tacheil. at the law oltke of W, Jv. liarrelt. in HillslioK, I'reaon, vvillnn ' tnoiith S'h i tnvm thite he oof. Iiated t llilUtHiro, Otesoii, lhl lt day 1 of Au..n-. l"t. ( ,-ul"ili;tNA SI' I'TON. Kxecutrlx. oooj 'I Hi M. r. fit TI'UN, Kxeotttor. v N. Uurrelt. Attorney lot Kst-.ile. 25oi 500 j V. I Treisurtr' Notice. Mrs. Sot-hrotia Sutton and Mr. Tin s Sutton, of Scholia, matle ! ,. , . , ' . , 11 t 1 AH lotmtv Warranta of this olhce a pleasant call MnntUv. : o l tv i),-,Kr,.u, en.l..ie.l - . i for want of IiiimIk," prt A GOOD THING. WttallillUlotl 'Not payahlu r to A nr. I, mil. will he due and iiayahle on ami af Ut July '.1, Pml. Intenwl will crw alter thul dale. . . ... IJi'l'OI.ril I'RAMIALU June II. 1!VI Omniy Treaaurer ('.: to V. J : fro u 1 .eat-1? I m action . Bt!4r UtrW, Second Street .cor hair cut. Sati-teed. OliEGON bit not vruly wonderful how, when anything itppens -in high. daces at Salem, tliat the press is so quiet nbout it? We all remem ber how quiet thi Geer-Plummer transaction was kept, and now wanes another little story that has been squelched. It is reported that some time ago, perhaps a month, our Attorney-General for Oregon, Blackburn, went into a room and turned on the gas with suicidal in tent. It is said that his son sus pected something was wrong and rescued the paternal ancestor. The alleged attempt is said to have lieen due to rumors of improper conduct between the Attorney-General and one of his employes. It will be remembered that the Attorney-General, in deciding a case wherein the reading of the bible in the public school was involved, went out of his way to render, a nice little epilogue upon morals. Alas, these purists in high places; these patriots of morals. (inrmin pyrup is the spent! pre scription of Dr. A. Hoschce, a cel ebrated (ierman Physician, and is acknowledged to be one of th most fortunate discoveries in mid icine. It quickly cures coughs,' colds and all lung troubles of the: severest nature, removinp, us it docs the caue of tL-. Affection and 1c: v- i:ig the part- in a strong and; 1, C f IT CI It healthy condi on. It is not an ' Ma experimental :-.edicine, but lias stood the test 'f'Hrs, giving sutisla-j Salaltl, OrOgCn Ction in everr case, wnicu u rapidly increasi t.r sale every season s confirms. Two tuition bottles Sold! annuallv Bosch V German syrup was introduced in thr United States j in 1863 and is now sold in 1 every Great Agricultural tnil' t ami t'iltUrVtt lit 1 Km i V I H 9tt world. Three dot. 4 will relieve ar.vt and Industrial Fair the liorelubeloro named autn, and or lh etwia and ein.e. of said sale. Said property will be sold subject to re demption a r statute of tnm n. Wit.,,-. 11 hand this Uth day of July, 1 i. J. VV. K':l. ."heriii of Washington t'oun'v, tirogon, icv, U, ttayley. Ally for I'Uititill. ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT. Get from Portland to CI icaiio in 72 hours jmt 3 day. The ' Chicago-Port Und Special," leaving I'ort'aud daiiy at 9 a. m. via U K. S N., artivr at v.hh a ko at 9:30 the third lio,ton are reac This train, scknow est between the N01 la solidly vestibulsHl and its etiutpnie nnsurpaised. Pullman diawiux room ulecpiug cars, up-lo-dale tourist sleep.. nil cars, librnry-amok tug cars, lice le- dining chair cart, ami unexcelled dtiuug car, the meal on which are tuunl to lhse seieed at the very best hotel.! Ketuetithcr this train runs solid Portland ! to Chicago; there is no chat ge or c.trs, and the good of it is, It coat no mutt to : ride on it than on other mutes. We have other trains The "Pjethtt 1 Hx press" leave Portland daily at 9 p. j m. via Huntington, and the "Spokane Fiver" leave at 6 p, ot, d.ily via Ski-' kane for St, Paul and the hast. For rate, sleeping car reservations. etc., call on or write to any O R N. agent, or wtite to A. I.. Craig, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Uuu"D. Si ATTENTION, LADIES! ! WRITES OF HILLSBORO. SOfltiBT CONTROVERSY. The long drawn controversy be tween Admiral Schley and the friends of Sampson, who are iden tical with Schley's critics, will be to an end this Fall. Schley has asked for an investigation of his actions and maneuvers while at Santiago, and a board of investiga tion has been selected. The request of the admiral for the inquiry has been forced by the critics who have sought in every, way to belittle the actions of the brave old admiral, the latest being the literary efforts of a government clerk in the Navy Yard. Macleay, a writer of fiction which he calls history, asperses the actions and character of Schley, and calls him a coward. That the Erctary of the Navy is prejudiced t'-l e admiral, and is heartily f ) llttzi h Eampaon's admirers, G. W. Harper, of the Robinson, III., Argus, writes hie borne paper of bis recent visit here, thus: 'Thursday we went to Hillsboro, tone twenty miles west from Port land, which is the county seat of the adjoining county, and is a town hardly as large as Robinson, and of about the tame age as Port land. It has some very fine coun try around it, and as it was the first level country to be seen to the extent of sight since passing the prairies of the Dakotas. we were forcibly reminded of home. On the route we saw the contrast of winter and spring wheat on the two sides of the railroad track, and in adjoining fields. The one was just ready for the reaper, while the other was green and would not be resdy for harvest before August The wheat, oats, rye and barley sre all of a fine quality, and larger grain than that - of Crawford county. The day we (pent ta Hillshoro we were most handsomely entertained bv Mr, and Mrs. Benton Bowman at their delightful home. There was no doubt "a mutual admiration society" in this meeting of former Robinson friend in 1 heir far away borne, and visitor in a Strang part of the country. Mr. Bow man's many friend back in Crawford will be pleased to know that in hi new home he i doing well, i pleasantly sit uated, and that he aud hi nice little family are held in high esteem. Hi sister, who came here a year or two later than he, a few week go went to Sitki, Alaska, where she had a call as a teacher. We have had some new demonstra tion of the fact that you caanot bide yourself in thi great aud vaat country from those whom you have known, and who have known you, or of whom you have known. In Hillsboro we knew lived Bruce Huston, who read law some twenty five year ago with G. N. Parker, but we found also Mr. Carlisle, who is in the harness business, and also learned tbst a brother of the late Judge Schol field lived there, as bad also the family, bis father dying only a few year ago. We were favorably impressed, not only with the country around Hillsboro, and town, but with the people. II we were seeking a new home we certainly should feel strongly inclined to make choice of that place. We did not see Bruce Hus ton, a he was away from home, but vis ited his suite of office rooms, three in September 23 to 28 ordinnrv cough. Price 75 eta. For sale by Uelta Drugstore, Get Green's Priz A'tnanac. Big Live Stock Show CITATION. Good Racing in Afternoons. the To Charles O. Smith, Dudley MeAuloy, Victor Deniaeon, .. M. llines. I hoimf Paiman and Joseph Cumnl'ell: ' A pplieatmii having boon lilid in this office bv :ary Peterson asking forasiir- t " ' Latest Mictions in Ne Audi ticn 2T 1 N K 5 W, you are hereby uoti- I toritlli) BllildinL' Every Kvetlillg, that 1 will hegui the subdivision ur; ,:.i n,mll MnMiu Beautiful Camo Hui.l )Wlinnat tiie 1 Heelimi enmar on Utl ClOOU Ol UMC. lit KUU1UI v.lllip the liiie hetween Hections land 2 of aiiidi Grounds Fre. Special UntPS Oti Township on the 27th dny of august. ! (jBn)r,ery Tickets. Come an ai me fiotirnt in o cioik a in., ann pro-; ,,. v -.. i. i . ,j rsA with sunt survey You will lake n. : Hrlllg Your families. KtMlUCfcU tiee. th.t all expenses of mini survey will i 'a; on all Railroads. ub nopurimne! amoiiK tuj uw urn i mini f , r 11 in said Section i iu oronortiou to tin ir t For further Particulars, address rexpective intereits therein. Ur 11 U'EMIl?! Vf! August, l'.toi. . !M, IV WISDOM, Pea, Hillstsiro. TlUiS. S. WII.KKS. ' I'ortland t'o.mty Surveyor. - ortianii HILLS00H0- vs. OREGON GSTY necreation GOH EL US TEA. Park, PuDll L-'C-J U . ari.Te. a, t,,,,, , r: itrdday. New York and ' iched the fonrih dav. I j J'j ,y x I iowleVed to be the lam- W t u .1 Nouhwesl and the haNt. t " V uled and its etiuipnieiil is ft iS'V We have taken the agency of the fiimoiu Drew, Selby & Co Ladies' shoes and ran tit any fool. Piiera, fJ.jo.f.voo, Ij sns'"' ft out Come in and see them, H. WEHRUNO & SONS llIU.SlH)i;h OHMJOS, : ' f ; I jlCJrZVk Notice of Final Settlement, A, 'j ) ,f vriJ N'otli-e la hereby given Ihut the in der- f'i'-A vt i l .' dsned has llled hi tlmil aocount in lh , ;.'..; i , VvV.-V-' J matter of Iheealateol Htinii J. Stnnley. V4.'t- "IllJ K'"' f deceaaeil, In the County I'oint of Ibe ?" A Vrt' Stale of Orcaon, for WaKhiittou t'oiiuty, ' tf f' Nt; ' si and said court has set Monday, .tint. I,. i "'; v ..'. e listl. tu a. m aa the tin e ami lh County ' i'4 ' f f.&- Jv?Bll l onrl room. In llillslior , Dregoii, as the , ', V-? S "-7-,, V j I V ?Jh2 place of bearing objections to said 11 mil 5a!s.'W rT"L JPiJW account and for the linnl settlement of .eawrrL-S 2 said estate. kV-;. 'L.-Ti-'J V JlJf Finest Strains of Poultry in tho County I have pens or Iritis of the following slrsiuv lor ante; Una year' birds; ttios, $' 00: Single Comb Hi own Leghorn, Hlack Minorca, Hull Irrghoin, Hatred Plymouth Kock, Silver Sangled llstn burgs, Hull Plymouth Kocks, Hurl Coch in, t'.oldeii Wyandolle. While Paced llinck Spaulsh CiH'ketels, for sal Simile Cockerels, f.'M tu Jt 00, Hatlslaction giisrniiierd or money re funded. Com and get the choices! selccliuu, Irave t r Irrs for birds at Argus olllre, lltllslitiio: or call at yards two tulle iilhwct o! city. Dated at HllUlMiro, Onuoii, this July U.lW'l. J. II. M'ANl.tiY, Adininlstnitor of th nstale f Siouin J. Mtaiilev. deceoSMt. Itenloii Kowmau, Atty for Kntalo. A. G. Anderson. llillsboro, Ore. NATIVE SONS' CARNIVAL 9 1 Special Attractions Each Day... snrvviwiruiuimi; ; o ri .1 u iru u u v u u v 5 ? Racing, Athletic . . League Bascbull Game, Agn- "j Contests, 1 culture, Hoi'ticulture, Dairy Exhibits. Stock and 5uvflrvnjwiJVfUvnnAA.uunti'V.nnnnj Ajvit Excursion Rates on Southern Pacific... &3 feriiasfeBteras er3rpBtS5tai SEti 4 Days-HILLSBORO - Oct. 2-5, '01 4 V STATE NORMAL SCHOOL 0 OREGON llOV( LINE Monmouth, Oregon At Hillshoro, 2 P. f,l 4 I ooaai U! will be a great game of Ball. Outside of Port the Oregon City Nine is in the State, this contest! This Base land one of the best Do not overlook Ass Union Pacific To the EASI TheO. K. ft N. Co. Gives the Choice of Three DAILY Trains A The 0. It. A N. Co., in connection with the Oregon Short Linennd Union Pacific, offers the finest ser vice ml ntstest time to Salt Luke, Denver, Kansas City: Omaha, St 'mil. St. Louis, Chicago, and all pic.u oast.' Three trains daily from I'uriliind, with choice o many differfciit routes Palace hii1 tour ist sleepers, library, dining and chair cars on nil trains. Write A L. Craig, O. P. A., 0 It. & N. Co,, Portland, Oregon, for particulars. or J. li. V. BUTLER, Hoc. Demand foe Uraduates-Tlie demand for graduate of the Noi nml (school dur ing the year ha heen much beyond the upply. Position with from flu to f7ft per nth. Hiiik CVllflcatca anil Diplomas Mltideut am prepared for ti e Hhila Kx iiinluutioiia, and ri'iulily ttt.,o Mi.ito pa er on griiiliiiitloii, Hlrong AeiideMile mid ProfesNloual Coursn. Well-ptiiilppet 'Ii'.iIiiIiik Depurtmnut, Kxpensos rniiN Iroin f 120 to $175 pur yeur. Pull lei'iu open Mopt. 17th. I'or ciitnloguo and an iiouiicoiiiimts, addroas . P. L. CAM IM KLL, Pres. ADMINISTRATRIX' SALE. IN Til 1 of 11 Cor. 2d4Wasb'oii Northrop, Proprietor.. Newly Furnished and Renovated Admission, 25 Ce;,ts. - - Ladies Free.! C'l A first-class table and all accommodation for the convenience of guest. , . is the time to suliHcritie Akuius. for K M ATI' Kit OP TUB KHTATK . K. Dleknl, downseil, lly virlun ol hm order nl'wilti duly mndo ami enteied in the County (.Iniirt, of Mull noimtli Coimly, Oreiron, in tho above en tilled iniilUir on tlm HI li ilny of July, 1INII, ordnrlnif, niiLliorl-r.liip; and cliiectui) imj. the liiidersli! ed, m HilinliilHtriitrix of thttOHMtte id il. It. JllHuil, ilmmwd to sell HI privitle kiiIh thul, piiilliiii of the ron I SHlnlo bnlonuini; to wild vhIiiUi loualnd In Wuslilnuton enmity. Ori'iron, und tie scribed as follows, to-wlti Coiiiiikuiciiik ut a point Ml-il rods east, of Uin Northwost eoriior of Hectlou 14 T 2 H It I Vst of Wlllaninttu Meridian) tlicnwi 80111I1 !K ehiiins; then IC"t Wi rndHj tlumee North ilOtdmlim, Mieiieti SVcst 'M rods to thA plnc.u of bi'irlnnlui;, cnnluiiiiliK "J lie run. Tin' sitniu hnlni; 11 imi'l, of Holonioii Kluhardsim and wife tlmmtlon lunil cliilin. A strip iif land iteross tlm imrlli end of the nbovo iliiHurllicd liiii'l Ih rcoorildd in Hills horo hs n nubile mini 1(1 loot wide, iltidl l ilted to tin: piilillc fornvur, mid the whole themof, or so initeh thereof us nniv be iiaecHSttry to sutiHfy a promlHsury note for I OUOhihI nny other claim wliliih limy be presented itKltiM.t sut'l osiale Now, tboreloro, pursmuit to said order of stile, I will, from ami nl'Kir the 2lt.li dny of A'lKimt. 10.11, Hi tho ollloo of J. li. Btoddard, lloom 41ii. Comiinii'tdtil block, Portland, Or 'iron, prouwd to soil said bIhivb doserihed roiil (islme Bt private sale to the hiithoHt bidder for cash, 20 per nont payable on dny f suln and hiilauno oil coiilirmiitloii of sale mid diilivnry of dooil, All oll'or to be uiado In writlutf and ad dressed to me, cure J, U. Stoddard, Port land, Oreiron. Dated at Portland, Oregon, July 8, IflOl, MINN 110 IHCRKIj. Administratrix of tho estate f It, II. I'lekol, dtiuuasod, . Notice to Contractors. Notice is hsrohy win no rncnivoii ut th t'oiiuty Uunrt ro(in tu llillsboro, OriiKon, mi Aug. H, 101 . ill 'i l. m,, for tho eoiiNli'Uclloii of a liridKouiid llll acniHs I'linno crook, neur I'lifiirdvlllo. Pluiia und spucllUintlons tuny he goen lit court hoimu. L. A. noon, 11 1 ,, , bounty JiiiIkii. Hy order t'omuiisalonerH' Court, itillshoro, Ora July 2,1, 1IKJI, You can save money hy buying your bicycle sundries of O, 0, Wilkes. Buxton's new Calholio churnli ,la,i:nn.l l,.l U 1... ,1 nnn unn i.ntnu innt. ouilUlty. t fCII bishop Christie, of Portland, Father llogaii, ol Portland, and Father Heinrich, of. Verboort, were present at the dedication exercises. The i...:i.i:.. i...... .1 iiui:viiiik 1110 iv neiiiinn Clllliciiy 01 thi oo hundred and sixty,