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HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 8, 1901.
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LUCIUS A. LOKG, EDITOR.
Gouty Official Paper.
ISSUED ' IVKRY THURSDAY
- BY '
; 7t Lrzc Publishing Co.
ahwrf-iMMu On Dollar Mf Annum.
U WiMtfci.tTn-1 Three Months, Si cts.
Q;?ini M Geld NM-acUlUsm. Be-
Item la the Btowtttlic Standard.
Deaf Kmtf acau Debased Property.
aa4 PnSUeaa America. Product Oar
Ciaaiajatat teas Is oar Creditors' Gaia.
Haa a aae for Marcas A. Haana
FIGHT POK EQUALITY.
The itrasle between the employers
and employees now pending in the
form of strikes is but the natural
result of economic conditions. The
great corporations have pursued a
policy of controlling legislation for
. their profit, and at every turn have
tamed down the demands of labor
er. Wages have only been kept
' up by eonstant vigilance upon the
part of labor unions, and wherever
a union could be crushed the big
corporations have never spared
life. The corporations enjoy sub
tidy from tariff legislation where
tariff legislation can powibly bene
fit. They have organized for years
and their organisation is to-day
more complete than it has ever
been in indu trial history. Labor
haa bat one defence against this,
and that is in organization. The
big strikes, while ruinous to labor,
wiS not work much of a hardship
on the big fellows. In most cases,
the firms and trusts have watched
for libor troubles, and Livestock
ahead. , By the first of the year we
shall know which is the stronger,
and which the most entitled to
public sympathy, the corporations,
or the labor which makes the
plants of the corporations worth
something. It is a fight for equal
ity and justice. It now looks
farorable for the labor unions.
' Sow of the big papers generally
having but little to say in favor of
labor unions, like the Oregonian,
now are supporting them. This,
however, is but temporary, and
should the corporations win, it will
be easy for them to switch back.
If this disturbance keepe up there
will be bat one remedy for it the
public ownership of the manufac
ture of necessities.
OBCKli.
Was the battle of Santiago lost
that all this controversy, and in
quiry and discussion should result
from it? Were not all the Spanish
-Teasels annihilated, and all the
Spanish sailors slain or taken pris
oner? Did the American people
expect anything that they did not
get?.-:; t-v--;- v:;,-.
The battle of Santiago was
fought and won for us. ; In the
language of Admiral Schley, it was
probable that "Every man in the
action did the best he could."
Every American marine and officer
stood boldly and bravely to his
duty, and the net result was a
naval triumph that will shine re
splendent throughout the coming
ages. The brave men who partici
pated in the battle served their
" country gallantly and well and
each and all are heroes. ;
Why then, seek to disparage the
.' gallant efforts of either or any of
them? Why, in the name of com
mon decency and honorable grati
tude, can we not accept that splen
did triumph with expressions of
our country's thankfulness, and
give to each intrepid sailor, not
taunts, but generous praise for his
effort? Why write histories and
in them attempt to rob men ; f the
honorable name and fame they
have won, serving their country?!
Is it not WrODg, 18 it not cruel, is it
not ghoulish to continue this heart -
,
leas persecution of one or any id
our gallant sailors?-Corvallis
.
Ttmea.
Thb water and light proposition
it settled. Mr. Gates, who has had
business relations with the city for
ten years, severs his connection
with Hillsboro, and leaves a large
circle of friends. One has always
known where to find him, and that
be has lived up to bis contract goes
wiiiout saying. It has not been a
very ftyiag investment for him,
r-i jet he has not suffered loss.
.1Za fcsw he has been honored by
-ntirj the county la Iku leg
izd tlt 1m did the wiaheat
the maioritT of hi? oonBtituontts1
He is heav
iiiiv urci u wawij
ily interested in the Northwest,1
and wherever he goes he will have ;
the well wishes of a host of Hill-:
boro friends.
i
While we feel a profound sorrow
wneu oeatn comes eveu to me ngeu
. . . . .1 .1
foi death at all times is mid it
is when death comes to the young
in life that we feel the most poig
nant grief. More especially is this j
grief marked when the person smit
ten is one of lovable character, and
one who has always held the es
teem of the entire community. The
late Mrs. Smith, of this city, was a
woman whose death was a genuine
occasion for sorrow. Youirg, be
loved by all who came in touch
with her gentle and gracious char
acter, hers was a life that might
well have been spared to the com
munity in which her being was an
ornament and guiding star to all
our womanhood.
RESULT OF WARM WEATHER.
Hillsboro, Aug. 8; 1901.
Editor Argcs. Last year your
humble correspondent ventured to
write a protest against the pesti
ferous thistle that lines the side
walks of our town and the com
munication was, of course, sup
pressed by some Caledonian on the
force perhaps. However, Mr. Edi
tor, the subject is still in the game,
and all you have to do to find it
out is to catch a few high balln
where such things are kept, and
take a walk around town and
they will keep you from going to
sleep on pur beat. It was hoped
that Bradford's burro would work
a few of them off, but he don't
seem to have the penchant for
thistles that the breed is supposed
to have. As the thistle is not fatal
to human life, and acts only as a
counter-irritant when applied, you
are not interested; but there is an
other thing that is far more dang
erous, namely, the microbe hatch
eries which are running on Main
street where the mains or some
thing else is leaking. Wouldn't it
he well for the cityxouncil to have
these hatcheries examined so as to
find out and classify the different
breeds of microbes so that the citi
zen could intelligently protect him
self against them by the latest
scientific methods? And, too, mi
crobes mieht be imported that
would Drev on the spawn of
those that are here and neutralize
their evil effects. And, again,
there might be useful and neces
sary microbes bredine there
which prey on the microbes
brought from other places so that
it would be folly to cut tnem on vj
mending the mains. Hoping you
enjoyed your outing on the beach
of the Tualatin river, 1 remain,
Yours truly, i
Iosotus.
The Argus is not answerable for
thfttles, Bradford's jackass, or the
minus and microbes. The above
communication is referred to our
worthy marshal for investigation
and report Ed.
PROBATE.
Estate of A. Sutton; inventory of
estate approveU at 92,413 90.
Estate of Nathaniel Francisco;
M. S. B. Haycock appointed ad
ministrator with bonds fixed at
1500 W. Penny, Chas. Bateman
and Eli Smith were appointed
appraisers.
Guardianship Eva and Hattie
Norman, minors; semi annual ac
count filed and approved.
Guardianship Cora and May
Wilson, minors; inventory and ap
praisement tiled and approved.
Estate August Shaumburg, in
sane: ordered that guardian sell
personal property at private sale.
Inventory and appraisement ap
proved at $1752.
John Marty appointed guardian
of estate of Gabriel Marty, insane.
Estate of Silas Beatty, deed. Fi
nal account approved and adminis
tration closed of record.
Keat Estate Tranters.
D C Miller to Mary Walaon 8 ac
Fruilrale add to Foreit Grove..
! Wm M Lydt and wf to J h Wash
burn timber land in Sees ie, 17,
in anil ,1 1, i r fi V
4462
i Josephine M Robb to J L Waeb-
1 bu';D r 1'nd 20 "
1 and as t n r 5 w. ........... ..
wm L Cortis to J h Washburn
timber Ud in tc. 2o, 21 .d
28 t 2 n r 5 w
! Eunice Walker and liu.b to E A
looo
looo
II yd
ydelot7and 8 blk 2 S Park
add to Forest Grove. .
2oo
Wm Reidt and wl to S F Wood
lots It, )2, 1 3 and U blk 8 West
Portland Heights
Dora Corbin to Louis Klink 161.46
ac-c 6t 2 n r 4 w
Mrs B Shute to First National
Bank of Hilliboro part of lot 8
Five Oaka ...
Mrs Shute to J W Shute lot 2
. Five Oaka
First National Bank of Hillsboro
to Mrs B Shute It 1 Five Oaks. .
Alice E Beatty admrx to D B Rea
. aoner 5 s sec 29 t 'It 1 1 w.
1000
300
Mr. Wm. Leonhart and Miss
Jessie Marshall, of Portland, Sun
il nveil with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Btckwith.
m!1 known heie
rove it In ?n vi.
innii up the
Villi. V..
He id now In
t!u ilru l-nMtu-fS
at 1 0IHl!t'til
ami i doiuv: a i'ce busiiu'ss.
Deer in eUn-laM taine, at
' cents, at Soulmerieh Bm.
Misses Atmfl nnd
Lolli-e Geim r
i . . .,, ,, i. , i,.,,,.,,,!,!',,
have gone t baxton toepni't a tvw
weeks with their parent.
A
Wi'-on Rwi
. H. Oarrlsun, who ha been nt ;m Vr tu m-l rmim t mi ;
st-il.JiM' Home at IWiur". ii'.
MUIlers Home a MWrv, xw(u.nr.w.ln,trMeamt In imnn-
the
since
last winter. WHS ill lOWIl lllt
week, a furlough,
Schulmerioh Bros. h:vt sold 6t
machine this reason.
0. U. Wilkes his the finest line
of sundries and bicycles in the city.
Also a neat repair shop in connec
tion. All work guaranteed.
A GOOD THING.
Gemini syrup is the seial pre
scription of Pr. A. Biwhee, a cel
ebrated Geriusn riivsician, and is
acknowledged to be one of the
most fortunate discoveries in ined
icine. It quickly cures coughs,
colds and all lung troubles of the
severest nature, removing, as it does
the cause of the affection ami le.-iv-
. j , ;
ing m7 'ni in o """' """
healthy condition. It is not an
vi-im.iiliil iiiH.lii'ini' hilt has
experimental me.nunt, ouv i as
8toHl the test of years, giving snlistit- i
ction in everv case, which us
. :
rapidly increasing sale every i-eusoii
confirms. Two million bottles sold
annually Bosehee's German syrup ;
was introduced in llie linUoi Mai
in 1S6S and is now sold in every
town and village in the civilian! !
world. Three doses will relieve Ar.v
ordinary cough. Price 75 cts.i
For sale by Delta Drugstore.
Green's Prize Almanac.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IT,
dro6 ami ooirr of a!e, is-iiuxl
out of the Circuit Court "I the
Stale of Oregon, for WaHbiiiRton County,
in favor of J. V, FurquLar and aguint
Silas Konlyce for Hies 1111 of "JM, hwi.
and for the further sum of $t.HS..M V. 8.
gold mill, with iiitt-rest I hereon t tin
rate of S ir cont r ajiinini from tlm
aithdayof July, 1901, and for the . t-iwit
ami xM"iis ot s iV ami of mUl ril.
Xow, therefore, t.y virtue and in nir-
jiiiiiiioeof saul jn ' traent, I win. on .Mon-
dav. the nth day 1 1 September, l!H. the
aoutti itoorof Cm t'niirt Ilou, 111 ililla-1
uance of saul jn t tment, I will, on Mon
boro, WnnhiiiKtou i.'ounty, Oregon aithe
hour of l'o'iliH-k i. m of aatit ity. sell
at public auction, I t the hiRlifsl l)iittr,
for rail), the f. a-nving iliwcribeil re:il
property, to-wit
1 lie s w or
reSliii
liip 2 north
N K U and
loH iiKhiD'i north, run,'.' 6 west, contain
mil l.i aoros. all aitniti ill WanliitiBtoii
I'ountv, Oregon, to xa'isfytha horeinlMt-'
rire named anins. and f r the ci ats and
expena of saiil ?al .
Saitt pmpeny wn be "old aubject to re-1
deinptionaaperattiluteofOrnifon.
Wltiiea oiy hand thia Slh ilav of Aitf.
list. 1901. J. W. HKW'El.!.,
sherilTofWashiiiKtoafouiily. Oregon,
8. B. il.u.n, Atty tor Pl-Iulirf
CITATION.
To Charles O. Smith, Dudley M. Aiiley,
Victor Iieinacon, Geo .M. Hiura. Thoma
I'atinan anil Joseph Campbell:
Applii-ation. tiavinjr oeen liien in trim
oftice by Cary Peteraoti awking for a sur-
r!"Zl
tion 2T 1 X K5W', yon are berebv noli- toriutll HuildiniT Every EvtuiliR,
SSi SiIt'SKSr:!;!' Good Music,. Beautiful Carrip
llie line ueiweeil nwiioilB I anu s ui natn
Townahipon the 27th day of Aufrtixt, nut,
at t he hour of 10 o'clock a ni.. and pro -
ceed with Haiti aurvey. Yon will take no-
the line bEtween Scctiom 1 and 2 of aitUI
Hue that all expenns of mod survey will
be npportloneo among tue owner 01 mini -in
Siiul Mi-ftion In prnMirlinu to tht ir i
rmpeetive ntret therein.
(.live under my hand thia flrst day of
August, 1U0L
THOS. 8. WILKES. '
County Purveyor.
Hillsboro Diamond ' Ws
Recreation Park, Sun , Aug. 11
Game called promptly at 2
The Ramblers and the West
Ends, of Portland, last week,
played a 12-inning game, the
Ramblers winning by a score
of 11 to 10. See them play.
Admission, 25 Cextts. - - Ladies Free.
SHEKIFFS SUE.
nV VtHTl'K 0 AX Kl-.iTTION,
il'J'iVf mill ir.H ul Nil-". b-iiiil .ti! ol tin-
Otvnll loiiri ol lln iMit'ooi I'lwm.iiT
thitiKtin lYmnty, In f.iiol" lMar t
Vhiri miiiI hk1"1 Thimiiw Kl.mw and
l.oui.i .nl. itelVmlsi't-, lor llm mini of
.MiM-stN, unit for Ih fnrllu-r mini of M
I'. S . mil.1 isiiu. W ill iilloliv.1 t!lrmll nt
tli, - rate hi" lo irvil per tinimtii from li
lull iiv of .limp, lS!'i, Bint ir Hi tiiitlior
,mm o ,wlWitn iiucn-n
; th'roti at the ran- ( i -.riil rii-
. nit in. irow in iui ;i i'i .Miiv, i'i
,.l l,l...",,i,t .!.,..,-, mid ,i-,l,.r I
.it .,!, I i on Moll, lav. I IP Suit ttilY 1't 1 i
Spttinier. I'Vl, at Hip xoiiiii o.mroi in
l otltt ltollst- ill llill-th'l-o, V:lslllllKlon
I'ountv. un-Koii, at tlio liournf lilo'olmV
a. ni.ot wol diiv, mI1 at nlilio million
lo Uia hmto'sl lii.ider, for oaali. tln lol
ioinn JwriU'il rivil innv, lo-w it :
'll'-i iwl ti.ilf of the outhi!.i itiai i. r
of 8,1-ttim 3i T8 N K aV of VVilwiin-Uo
Mffldiati, ail ""itiiiti- In Wiwlilinrom
I'ouuiy, tiiti!on, lo aatiKfy I tie lniTiiili
foi nuioxj -tini, atnl for tlui inl aiul
OXpolts-'W Ol SJti.l ftfllV,
Sttttl nroiH-rty will le sold siilijit l to iv -
i tlraiiitioii a. ur statntp if On boh,
i Witnvsa hit tmiul tliia .'Will Onv of July,
1901. J. . Sf.
Slin itV of Waslilttittoii County, Oreitnti
A. T. t.t-Ala, 1'orilanil, Ore., Allorntn
(ot I'lmnlilt',
Nolli-e of Kxetiitor and .xeouu-U
N'ot ii lierehy given Unit tlm iiinlr
ipi 1 liuve tHMiio duly ii(MiliitHl hxih-ii-
tdx and x?oiilorof tne Mute m v. ui-
un,itowtal, by th ll.momUl f.imnty
Uiurt of Hie Slalf ol ' Oivijiiii fur lihtg-
Uonl'miillv. nii'l liiixo liuly ilmlill(HI a
wb ex6'utr:miitlesciuir. All ix-i-noii
having l Uitnw iwromil nam chiiho i-
m,,;,-,,! m rim-UHl i..i.rwnt
th. mine in us, with ro(.r vnm-lier Mi
tehi. t u iw mvt m . iwrri.
ill n I"IH' I, rifiioii, niiiiiiifiA t'"iM
(mm h(,r,Ml-
iutr.,1 t iiiiMmr.-, Oregon, tl.i it .lay
01 A !Voi-!i kona st
itoS. K'niri.
1 1IO.S. t. SCT ION. Kitvutor.
V,
S. K ant II, Attorney for Kstate,
Trasur.r' Notice.
t'etiAll County Wutraata of WaahltiKton
' 'C-niinlr, Orrifmi, (ndorsed "Xo payable
for want of fiimlK," prior to Apr, I,
' "" l!'l, will Iw due and ivlile on ami af-
Ur Jnlv SU. l!WI. luterml wlll;cnaH ttftr
tin t iliiie.
' UOilDM'U CUAM1ALI..
Jam II. I'1' County Traanurar
ti 1) U I'', i
fr-i a i-eat st
mti.io ijimr
H trber, Second Street
-.e or haircut. Satis-
't li-eil. ,
OREGON
: of M CkY
c LCI L'. JL vLi-i- ea
Sahm, Oregon
September 23 to 28
-
. .,
(Jf6at ASriCUltUrAl
n.nd ItldUStrifll Fair
! HUU1UUUSMIW it"
I. '
i T, i t fl.
; gjOT StOCK OllOW
GOOd
;
t
Racing in
Afternoons,
the
.
Uii, Altrsotions in New Audi-
UroUliUS r re. flci(ii ivm on
umiuiiub j
' flanipers'
1 . 1 v
bring 10
Tiikets. Come ami
our ramiliea. iieuucea
Ra'es on all Ilatlroadu.
For further Particulars, address
W. II. WEIIUUNG, Pres.,
M. D. WISDOM, Hec, Hillsljoro,
Portlnnil.
BALL!
Portland Ramblers
SHERIFF'S SALF,
BY Vllttt'K OF AN KXKlU'l'MN.
iWvrwi mnl oritur nl. I'ii'il out
ol llie Oieult I'ouri of thr Slut of Oi-
mii lor S lilnnlon 1'i'iiniT, In favor ot '
; o A mlr Olwn uml K. I.. Ulwii, mi.I i
:iciui,t Mark Wuwli, llanink WuoiU, j
i loNnia l'lmoii, Anmiula lVtorwm, :
! I arl rotcraon aint Alury l'ntermin lor Hi '
mon of JUASO. ctwta, au fr the furtln-r j
j oiiiii of .m, (I. ti. kiiI tMtn. Itli li'i'-r- ;
I ii ihrnnu at the ri f 10 per win wr !
! amonii frum llm I.MIi Uav ul Julv. liml. !
antl for llie Otwii an, I .-iwni of aal and I
f M rtt
Nott; ""p:'')" . virtu.
mi f nl JiiiIk"" t, it"r
ami In piumi- I
aim oritur oi ,
Kill. I wilt
on Momlav. AiDtiiat ID, 11. j
'" mimn
rlimrof 111 Court limine til i
llillalHiro, Washington County, nn-tfoii, ,
ut llie hour of IU o'ol.a k, a, in,, of i-nUl '
diiv, x'll al iililii aiirtion toilui lititliifl j
linltlur for i-ai-li, the lolo iiignlvnuilH-it (
n-;il iiro-rty, t,-wit:
I yliiK, Iwlim and ailnati In Waalilngtnu
I'omiiv, OrKoii, ami twing all of Hi :
Soiiihwa-l qtiartur of til Nurlhwwt ;
.imrti'r, llie eaal lutlf ol tlm Nnrtltwint i
iiHrt-r ami llm Northwwl ijuarnir of Ilia
Sorihra.it iiiarlr of Mmition M, tiwmliii '
Nonli, ntiiK 4 Wtat of tlio Willioui-Uu
Moi'iilian iiintainnig Irtu ai-n, to anlliify
tli hiniitMfuri loomxl aiitim, ami or tlia
tsmw antl v iMiii.tait i,f Haiti nail.
j Kali! nnitH-rty will be sold piiIiJI to r - j
! -Ii iiiin uk ir atntnta of Oruuoii.
V int.- my haml tliia ITili ilay of July, :
) tit I J. W. hKWKI.I.,
MxTilf of WaMlilugton Cotill'V, Oli'H'in. '
ik. H. lluyley, Atty fur i'lulnlill.
ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT.
Gtt from Portland lo CI k'ao in 73
lioitrt jtmt 3 daya. The ' Chte.iRO Tot I-
Iniid tiKCil," leaving Portland daily at
o a. w. via O R. & N., arrivts at Chu-n-
ttu at 9:jo the lliinl day. No !. oik ami
Hilton are reacheil the foiirili day.
Tln train, acknoailrdued to be the taut-
el lietween the Northwest and llie I'liat.
i uOollu vittlhiiliil and ita tiitiinuienl la
uiikurtiaased , I'ulluiaii itiawtiti; room
kleriiitiK car, up-to-date lou
MM ilrep-
i.,ftro -
licit ilinlntt
iii) cars, tibrHry-aniokinii ca
dining chair cart, and tinexce
cats, the meals on which are equal
Ihoic icrveil at the very
ry 11 iiutcla.
n mini Portland
cbaite ot c.ir,
RriiiFittbcr this train ru
to Chicago; there la no cliai te
and the good of it ia, it coata mi uioie lo
ride on it than ou other route.
We have other Haiti. Tbe"Vacine
lixprcu" leave Portland daily at 9 p.
ut. via HuntinKtoD, autl the ".Spkue
Flyer" leave at 6 P. 111. d .ily via Si)i
kane fur Si. Paul and the Hart.
For ralee. tlreptni! car reservation
etc., call on or write lo 'iy O. R I N,
until t, or write to A. 1- Cruiu, t'.ciii-i.il
Paaaeneer Aj-ent, Portland, 0roii.
pla of bean or olijt-.lionn to ali liual
iiwiunl noil for the Hunt nettliuot'itl of
natil estate.
Dateil at llillalairu, CViion, thl July
11. IH 'l. J. II. f r A N I. r. t ,
Aduilnlalrator of the estate t:f Hitaa
J. Stanley, deoeawd.
tliiUui Itink iiian, Atty for Kstate.
1
Special
Attractions
Each
Day...
4 Days - -
V
nnFr.nn
45) Snoijr LINE
amd Union Pacific
To the EAST
The 0. R. & N. Co.
Olvi'S the Choice of
TTrraeins-
The O. U. & N. Co., In onnttection
willi the Oregon Bhort Line utid
Union l'aciflc, offers the tineHt Hi-r-vie
nd iaBtet time to Halt Lake.
Denver, KanHan City: Ouiuha, St
I'tinl. St. Louis, Chicago, and all
pfiit-.fa east. Three train daily
from Cortland, with choice of many
differeiit rmiteii. Palace and tour
ist sleepers, library, dining and
chair care on all trninfl.
Write A L. Craig, 0. P. A., 0
It. & N. Co., Portland, Oregon, for
narticularg.
Cor.2d4Wasb')ii
J, Nondrop, Proprietor.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated
A ftrst-clait table and
all accommodation
for the convenience
of gucU. ....
Now ia the time to fliiWribn for
Tin Abqus.
Notice of Final Settlement. t4 f Vf U
Notiw ia hereby given that Ihv IP ili-r- t..'.. . , e "v J . Mf. 4
slgnmt haa tiled Ilia Until aitoiinl In tlm V'. fc ''i''""''''.'? ' Jfl
uinttnrof tbeentateof Hiium J. SiiiiiU-y, y .s ril-f ti'& J
deeeaiMsl, in the 1'oiiiilv funrl of the -( . . ; f ,
State of Orvgon, for WinOiliniioii t'nuuly, .fw ; ,S-r J.
loI. lo a. m.. aa the tin e and the County A" ;. "'k
tlourl rtH.in. In IlillaUir . Orison, as the f.V'-S"' ''T r'l'tat "JyH
mm
V
43
Drug Store Little
J A ww lliliiK i!Hn?re.l from about III, at ore ytt nrta
.Uieiti vriy now ami ttira evcrylMi 1y dues, aud we
iwnul VO l lo kuow we urtl lllrm. Low priced and reliable
II
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I
Ui-a-l telit Tablet
Catti) bor U
Ouurnuiccil Tooth
Mountain llcrU
Wtlv-U't Grape Juice...
Intallitile Corn Cure
mm mm
fevra-ifiisfeTT
ATTENTION,
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" A. (J. Anderson,
NATIVE SONS' CARNIVAL
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Racing, Athletic Contests,
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culture, Horticulture, Stock
I and Dairy Exhibits.
HILLSBORO - - Oct.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
... Monmouth, Oregon ...
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or J. B. V. BUTLER, due.-
ADMINISTRATRIX' SALE.
IN TIIH M ATT Hit Ol'" TIIK KHTATK
1 of II. U. Dii'lml, dncanacil,
lly viritin oi'att onlur of Niilit duly imidii
mill on l,e red In tlio Comity Court or Mult
iioiiiuli (.'oinily, orcRoti, In tlm aliovu en
titled ititillor 011 Him Htli liny of July,
llXII. onlm-lni. nultiorixliiu mill ilit-onlitm
.uk, the tiiidin-Kliji I'd, hi ndiiitiilNlrnlrlx of
tlHM-HlllUi ol It. It Ilii-Kiil, ilectniwii 10 ui-1 1
ut privtilt) Miilit tluil, portion of lli roiil
twlatn l)oloiiiii; l-i hum I cmiiUc loi-.iiluit in
WiiHliinnton iioiinly, Oiffroii, mid d
fcrilicd its I'oIIowh, to-wit: iJomiuiinfiinx
ill 11 point roilii citst nf tlio NorUiwimt
i-ovimr of Mc-ntit 11 II T i 8 II I Wont of
Wllliiiniiltfl MitridiHit; tlmtii-d Hciitlli itO
(OiuhiBj llti'iiiu) Kii -t IBI'W roda; .UioiKia
North DO clnil iih, Ihrmrn est 'M rmlH lo
the plnra nf lii'j:lmiliii, uiitituiiilnir 20
iii'-t'OH, '1 he Hiiinu linltiK 11 1 'ii it. of Holoinon
lllitltardHoii mid wife ifonutloii liitid qIuIiii.
A Mtrip nf laud wwm Ihu 1101U1 uuil of tltu
uliovo diiHurlhcd tract Im nworilBd in llllta.
horo an 11 lmlilic, road 111 font wide, iluili
rillrd to tlm public) fornvnr. and tltu whole
thorouf, or o much thuivoi' tw may ho
uenCKHary to natiHfy 11 proinlHwiry note for
$HKI0hui1 any othnf nhiltit whloh may. bo
lircsi-nlcd HKiiltmt said c.iiute
Now, tlmri'lot-i), iiiiisuaiit inanlrl order
ol hiiIo, I will, from and at'mr the i!llli day
of A iKUHt, ll)ill, ut the olllim of J. K,
Ktoddurd, Jtoom 412, Commoi'diil block,
I'ortland, Or unii pnicm-il to ttell mild
above dni-illi(icl ienl retain at privuto nalo
to the liightwt bidder for (ttiMh, ai pnr Bout
imvubluoti (lav 1' Kale and haluiuie on
cnnlii-mnllon ofnaleand ilolivnrv of ibinil.
I All olt'ors to he made iu wrlUuK and ad-
Things
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Hruatitt...
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10 ct
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JJ Ct
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LADIES! !
VYt have taken the
agency of the funiou
Drew, Selhy & Co,
Ladirs' lior and can
lil any foul, Piiif ,
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- ii! Come in aud
see them
H. WEHRUNO & SONS
11 ILLS HO HO, ONMinX.
;ve II
in ft
attain lor aie; una year s utru; trim,
f t oo; Single Comb llioarn LRhorn,
IIUi-W Minorca, Hull Leghorn, Harrrd
l'.vnt..titli Kock, Silver SaiRlrd llaui
buK, Bull rivnnuitli Kocka, Hull Coch
in, (iotttru Wyandotte, While I'acvd
llirtt k Spam! Cicker), lof : le,
.Siuule CM'keteta, $t.oa In i oo,
Niimnctioii Rtiaranti-ed or tuuiiey re
lunilrd. Come sod net the chu-cnt
(eleclioii.
Irrave ordrr (ui bird at ArRO oitice,
UilWIioro; or call at yard two tiiilr
aonttiwett ot city.
Hillsboro, Ore.
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Excursion
Rates on
Southern
Pacific...
2-5, '01
i
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l mid for Jrniliiair-Tli dmiiaii,!
fir urHiliiaiiia nf tlt Nurmiil Holiool dtir
iiiK the yi'iir haa btmn iniii'h Iwyoml th
iiiiily, ontiiiia with from $10 to I'll
per limn th.
Htato ( Vtitlran-a ami ' llliliuiiua-
Hlticli'iiln am iri'inrwt fur II h Hl tl Kx
iiiiilimliniis, Kinl ri-inllly I11..0 Hi. .la a
pcr 011 (imiluatliiii, HtroniJ .iiadiiUilf
and I'mri'HHioiial Coiii'ho, Wiill-riitafpit
'I'mIiiIiik Di'partir.niit, Kxpnuiiw jmy
from m to $175 pur ymir. KiiirKlJi?
opmta Nupt. 17H1. l-'ur iilulo(jiio uinl
tiotiuouinoiita, addroaa ,.,
. P, L. CAMPiUCLL, Pn'.
draaMil Ui ma, cure J. H. Btoddanl, fort
bind, Oregon.
Uatod at I'ortland, l)rB0ti, .InlyH, U'"
MINN1I0 lllCRKl..
AdtiiliilHtriilrlit of Uib twtalo of
Ulckol, duceiweil. -
Notice to Contractor.
Notice In hcroby Kivflti th.it umiled bld
will Im ruoulvud at the t.'ouuty tonrl
room In lUllHlioru, Orison. 011 Aug.
IWl, at 2 p. in,, for tint noiiBlriicllon ol a
hrldnii and Itll aenma Kuntio croo, neat
riiwiiviiio, , ,
I'laim and upcr.illi'utioim may be aeon '
r,rthu,T. . L.A.U001),
Oottnly Judge
By ordor CiiiiiiiiisolotierH' (ioiirl.
lillUhoro, lire., July !t, I1W1. ,
You can nave money by buying
your hioycle ' nundrien of 0. 0
Wilkes. ' j. '
Buxton' new Catholic ihtiroh
t . . . ... t I, A
wufldm icatea iai sunaay.fc nrun
I . . . 1 r, .1 K I?.. I l..irf
nihiiop unriHiio. 01 rotuttina rm-n".
Uogan, of Portland, andf Fftthnr
VI 11 t If I a i.
iieinrion, 01 vcrooori, were jircfm.
at the dedication exerclfee. The
building hu8 a eeutit
ing capacity of
ixly, m.J
tbiee hundrud and ui x L
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