HILLSBORO ARGUS, JAN. 1902.
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LUCIUS A. L0H0, EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
Th Argus Publishing Co.
Bubserfjtton: On Dollar per Annum.
Six Months, 90 eta; Thre MotiUia, JS eta.
Diuuus mo uuu-i uuivij nuui
nine. Well, what oi U7 wnat;
difference doe this make to our
country? Don't we get one hun
dred per cent of the offices, mili
tary and civic. Does the Constitu
tion want us to have the earth? So
lone as we get all the offices and
glory, what right has the Oregon
ian to reprint such balderdash
from the Atlanta paper. It sim
ply isnt American. "Such a business!"
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HAVK TOU THOUGHT OF ITT
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Opteecd U Gold MMS-QKUUism. Be-
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..eves t. .. Thk ku Qov Rogere o th6
Dear Money means Debased Property, Sut u Washington, was one of
aid Profitless American Product. Oar the ablest men in Western political
ConscqaeBt leas is ear Creditors' Gain, life, and everywhere are heard ex-
Has ao ase for Harcas A Haooa I pressions of regret at his death
The state has lost a citixen of
worth and an officer of merit. In
rugged honesty, sterling integrity,
Tin vnu rf-mpmber-do vou reuiem-1 na sounaness oi execuuve juag-
ber? Do you remember when ment- Mr- RoSew hs few peers
rreaident Roosevelt was only a Of the Beveral times that he was
i i i.' iv, i.m an aspirant for official honors, he
LUIU1HU ' Ut UN I UlUtllVW MUll. -
An.;n ..r wiih Snain? iv was never once defeated.
vnn ramember that "round robin."
whereto Mr, Col. Roosevelt's name Asd now the bankers want to
was signed? Do you not shudder the greenbacks. Another
at such insubordination? TMs "" -
matter of fact, owing to the m-
was certainly demoralizing to our
national army organisation terri
bly disorganizing, and all that!
Poor Mr. Alger, who .was Mr
Roosevelt's superior officer, was
very naughtily called to account in
crease of the output of gold there
has been a greater per capita the
last year than ever before, and the
quantitative theory of money has
been sustained. As financiers can't
that instrument. And, yet, the the best possible action on their
AiMrictn nation did not chastise money under the circumstances,
Mr. Col. Rossevelt for his mutiny, they want a little contraction.
and example of insubordination.
But, when a man and officer like
General Miles commends Mr.
t'ljil M
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Yw, it is cold, but they wouUn't
realixa it it they were safely en.
cased in one of our
$ 10 Overcoats or Ulster
Let the wintry blasts blow
They can't get through cm of these
big, handsome overcoat. You
may not care fur style when the
weather is nipping your toes, but
the style comes in coats, without
exti a charge.
40 Below
That if, 40 per cent less than you
can procure the same values elae
where, and the same coat would
cost you three or four times as
much made to order.
Come in and see thetn.
tlDoiTt
rit ?tf t-i
Neglect
Coughs
F; Nature might cure youreungh
h without aid, but you can't af-
ford to chance it. A cough, if t
y font to elm
left to euro itttelf, is slowly j-1
overcome at bent, and there is n
apt to be some wkut left $
t( umke tht next couch coma
3 easier. i
! .The IKlta Cough Syrup -
M is nature's ml ansistiutt. It
U makes the cure easy, (jtiick and
h thorough. It is perfectly
K harmless, and is equally gtaid
Z, for young ami old. li don't
p pay to triilo with coughs when ft)
you can buy a remedy lika V
i Ibis. Price 55 cents, 50 centsi l
M and I. CO i
I Delia Druj? Stored
t; Main Ft , Hillsboro -1
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Vhich Would You Rather Keep?
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Your emf;h r tie Jo ! llmt OR15HN KAYUN
COt'CIt f.YRt'P col Your ecn;;h eii be curcil.
tlrcfu Rvtn CuukU Syiup works like tt;lc
... Groon Ravon Cough Syrup ... h
If you have not tric.S It, tl nciit tint you r ullrlng
with a cuugh, )lv it a trial anil how mirpriseit you
will t.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy ...
BUY YOUR HARNESS AT HOME -
Wliv put niort for Uarnvn. at romaud
H. Wehrung tc Sons,
Hillsboro, - Oregon.
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! -A t ! vcrlloi.( t . U lotiu.l in well iviiulalol
i i V'X' Z5 . W.'j'':; ' ,f 1 shop. Kepair work a apeclaUy.
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J" .nliilCi stliiMSi""11"'' nil ir Net dmir to t'uat O'tict.
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THK I'lONKKK
IIVHfiKSS SHOP
tu give u Itarut-M, livvy or UkIii,
Vileiuiiit ijunll'.y, tlicap aa you co Kt
anywhere, tomo li) n.l Ktt my prtcet.
The Portland police made more
arrests for drunks New Year's Eve
Dewey's minority report, and when than for years on the correspond-
his utterances are being indorsed in8 niht It would seem that the
by every lover of justice and every town.wa turned into a regular
hater rrf injustice, the President Belshazzar feast, and from the ac-
promptly proceeds to paste Miles 0000101 the hilariousncss publish
on the solar plexus. Funny, is it one ouW be to think
not, how the little hungry pre of 1U"MI1 8'
time. Such a business!
the eounrrr keens still when so
deadly a parallel present! itself?
Have you ever thought of it? Did
it ever strike you that it is hard
for a man to serve two masters,
two contrary lines of policy?
GOOD PROSPECTS AHEAD.
PROBATE.
Benjamin Schofield has been ap
pointed administrator do bonis non
of estate of Jerome Porter, deceased,
with bonds at $1000. Also admin
ia-ratnr nf iVia aatti nf F!lln Pnr
Washington county real property I u- deceased, with bonds fixed at
has been changing hands consider- 30,000.
aWv latolv. but it is not a comoari- Interested parties are cited to
on to what it will be from thia on. PP fn Jn- and show
The Northwest h the climate, the VpofnS
soil, and the proaucuoa, io war- o 8aran Holcomb, minor, and
rant a great immigration, and it is I daughter of the late Thomas
sure to come. Already it is start- Holcomb.
ed, and the farmers, who for years ,8rh, 3 Bodinan- nt, appoint
' ... . ... . , ed trustee of Geo R Gardiner, mi
nave wimswou ir.g. " nor heir of the esUte of Elizabeth
ern winters, and heat of summers, an(j Samuel Ritchie, bonds at 1500.
are starting to Oregon and Wash-I Estate Thos Stewart, dee'd; real
ineton. where there is no such ty sale confirmed and executor au
. f.iir. anJ thorized to make good and suffi-
.. . f . cient deed. Receipts since last
the climate is equaoie ine J" report, 5949.84, inclusive of cash
round, ine iwis viara ceu- on hand, and disbursements, Ieav
tennial. and the advertisement I ine a balance of 13,258 98. Order-
ttiat if la aura in rive this section, ed that $3,200 be distributed
4 w. . v.-ofif tnlamong the beneficiaries of the will
w 8uiu6 i i inventory of estate of Jacob
this quarter of the United States. Brugger ? dec-d fiUd and appr0ved
Washington county win come " at 120,233.86.
for its share of the beneht, lor hut p tad well cited to appear in
few sections in the state have bo I court January .b and show cause
I wny be should not oe removed as
administrator of the estate of Lau
SHERIFF'S SALE.
II iWnx n.l nnWr of sale, issued out
of the Cireuil Court of the Ktale of Ore-
. for WasUingtoii t.'omy, ut tavorui
Sdwanl K008, ami Bgamat Aniiumio
Ellxabeih Kix. minor, and wile heir 01
William Row, dfiawil, ami Miuatwtb
Adams, as guardian or id minor, Ange
line Kooa, dieinlnt-, for tho aunt of
tn.50, eo'W, with interest l hereon at the
rate of 6 per rent per annum from the
25th dav of iov., 1'JOt. a id the further
sum of "S&T.IS, with inWrest thereon t
the rate or 6 per cent per annum irm
the 2ith day of Nov.. I'tll, and for the
cost and expenses of sale and of said writ:
thnrufnre. Iiv virtue and iii uutau-
.h.u ..1 i,i imianicnt- itfrrno iul order
of sale, I will. 011 M mday. the 3d day 'of
Kobruiirv, at tne aouiu ooor oi
Court Ifoujw in Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon, at th hour of It) o'l iw-k
A. M. or earn nay, sen ai puunu -uvuvu
to the highest bidder for eash, the lollow-
Admiaiitrator'. Notice.
good soil, and so close a great mar-
'ket a market that must each year
grow better and better.
ra Cadwell, deceased, and to report
upon sale of personal property.
Notice in hereby given that I, the under
signed, have been by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Washington Conn
ty duly appointed Administrator of the
estate of Jacob Brugger, deceased with the
will of eaid Jacob Brugger, ileeiased, an
nexed, ami have duly qualified aa eueh
Administrator with the will of aaid do
t-eased annexed. All persona having
claims airainsl said estate are hereby re-
aulred to nretwiit the same to meat the
Law Office of W. N. Barrett In Hillsboro
Orciion. with the oroner vouohere within
aiz months from this HOth day of December-
11)01. FRlCD KOOO,
Administrator of tho Katate of Jauoti
Brugger, deeeased, with the will of said
leeeaaed annexed
OREGOM
S.iost Line
Ana Union Pacific
To the EAST
The 0. U. & N. Co.
Gives tlia t'bolre of
Three 1) A I L Y
Trains A
A. M. CARLILE,
HILLSBORO
ing described real property, to wn: -
t onimencinii at ine .o
rthweat corner of
lar-
the N, W. quarter of the Southeast nuar
terof Section 14.T2. N. K.5 w. Willam
ette Mer., Washingtong County. Uregon,
thence South t rous, theurt taut .10 rous,
thence North fiO roils, thence West M wis
to the place of beginning, containing Uli
acres.more r. r less;
Also all of the Sorltieast yt oi saia oec-
tion U Id said T 2. N. R- 5 W., tn aani
County and State, containing 1G0 acres,
more or less, 10 saiisiy ine uereimwiuic
na:r.ed sums, and tor cosU and expenses
of said sale.
Said property will be sold mojeci to re
demption as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my nana mis iuu imy vi "
nary, Wi. J. W. BBWELL.
Sherift of Washington County, Oregon.
L. U ljingley, Attorney for Plaintilt.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real EsUte Transleri
As a matter of personal pride we
do not want Mr. Carnegie's money
wViiroS tn build a National WmT Schofield to Fred Goetler
, x. ., .,, I 62.31 a in McLin d 1 c
University or any other old thing Wm T schofield to Jno Oppenlau
Mr. Carnegie has been given this . V.e,r027:85 ? Cj '
, . . 0 ,. , . . A W Saxton to John Lord tract in
wealth by the people of America Thot Stewart d l c .
Rank legislation made him the WmBagley to Nellie Bagley 44 a
, . . Jesse Cornelius d 1 c
millions. Ihe people have Deen cicero Hinea to Armentus Hart
taxed to permit his tremendous
. r. .. Eva C Friday to John W Friday
fortune but they are not xicxing. 85 a t a n 4 w I200
In the H Chadbourn to F E Jamieton trc
near uetnsny 150
$1896
528
28oo
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BY virtue of an execution, decree and or
der of aale issued out of theClrcuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for Washington
County, in favor of John Aspinwall and
against Lewis A, Metsker, lua si. ,iets
ker. Henry Schneider and Schneid
er, his wife, whose given name is unkno
wn, Helen L. Bhober, now Helen Hod
field, for the sum of 50 costs, and for
$100 with intowt thereon at the rate of 8
percent per annum from the 25tU day of
Nov., 1901, attorney's fees, and the further
sum of tWti.'i), with interest thereon at
the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the
2oth day of Nov.. l'l, and for the ccets
and expenses of sale and of said writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in puraii
nr nfnaid imlinnent. decree and order
of sale, 1 will, on Monday, the 3rd day of
February, 1U02, at the south door of the
Court House in Hillsboro, Oregon, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for
casti, tne following uescnueu rr.ai pru
ertv. tji-wit:
The West half of the sorthwest quarter
of Section 34, Township 2 South of Ranjre
2 West of the Wil. Mtr., and situate in
Washington County, Oregon. to satisy tne
hereinbefore named sums, and the costs
and expenses of said tale.
Baia property win do boiu sudjccv io re
demption as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my nanu mis xnu nay oi junu-
ary, 1A. .,, T
Sheriff of Waihinettm County, Oregon.
By W. J. Wall, Deputy.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y VIRTUS OF AN KXKCUTION.
decree and older of sale, Issued
out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for Washington County,
in favor of Veniiel Schcrchel and Mary
Hvherchel, and against Ira K. Watwm and
Rosa A. Watson, now Kos'i A. I'urdlu, for
the sum of H.1 P0, costs, and for the fur
ther sum of HUM U). U. S. sold coin, with
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent.
oer annum, from the 2nd day of Decoin-
ber, 1!W1, and for the cost and expense of
sale and oi said writ.
Now. therefore, by virtus and In pur
suance of aaid Judgment, decree
and order of salo. 1 will, on Mon
day, the 8th day of January, 1H02, at the
south door of fie Court limine, tn Hills
boro, Washington County, Oregon, at the
hour or in o'clock a. m., oi sain tiny, sen
at public suction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described real
projierty, to-wit:
Lvine. beliiK and situate In Washington
i County. Oregon, and described as the
nortnweat quarter oi ine nonneaai quar
ter of Section &", Township 3 North,
Kauire 4 West of the Willamette Meridian
containing 40 acres, to satisfy the herein
before named sums, and for the costs and
enses of said sale.
8aid property will be sold subjet
demotion as per statute of Oreiron,
Witness my hand this 4th day of Dec
ember, 1901. J. W. BEWXLL,
Hheritr of Washington County. Oregon
Ueo. R. Hagley. Atty. for Plaintiff.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
They do not want it back.
vernacular, they are not "squeal
ing." It's his now, and if they
wanted it back they would prefer
paying to what purpose it should
be used. But Uncle Sam was
never very fond of crow or consci
ence money, and he does not want
the graft returned to the grafter's
glory. Not mucht Let Mr. Car
negie buy him a golf suit and new
links with the scads!"
The legislature of Utah has
memorialized congress for a six
teenth amendment, granting the
right of woman to vote. The
women of Utah already have that
right on state affairs and they
want all the nation's women to
have a right to vote for president.
Here in Oregon the "boss" politi
cianB don't want equal suffrage.
Utah, the Mormon state, is thus in
the forefront for woman but, per
haps, the men, having more than
one wife, could not withstand the
feminine pressure and voted suf
Iragetoget away from a domestic
majority.
The Atlanta Constitution says
fre get but one per cent of the trade
S Kunz and C Boy to H Chad
bourne, same as above 300
lohn Fridav to E C Friday toji a
secZ4t2nr4w 1050
L S Porter to Orla Buxton pt lot 4
blk 2l Forest Grove 1200
J S Buxton to Urla Buxtoa 31 a ti
Buxton jr d 1 c
N Kurth to H Ober 2o a sec 18 t a
ar iw
Chas Kalui to C Nielson I59 a and
other land sec 22 1 1 s r 5 w. . . .
A Baldwin to G H Baldwin pt It 3
blk 1 Walkers ad FU
E K Austin to Mary J Austin 20 a
in W M Brown die
S T Crow to I H Smith 69 a 1 1 n
r 3 and 4 w 4142
Investment Co to Val Schmidt
20.02 a los H Reid die. bob
Wm Reidt to las Imbrie Dt It t and
6 blk 4 Fatmew ad Hbo 100
Lewis Scnroeder to A i, urebe w
y1tee2titim... 2250
12oo
737
1000
75
25o
Cigars at F. J. Barber's, 2nd St.
Forest Grove is soon to have a
city election, and it bids fair to be
quieter than usual this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crane, of
Mayville, and who have been here
for the holidays, departed this week
for Vancouver for a short visit, and
thence home.
There is a big demand for tile,
coming from all parts of the coun
ty. The North Pacific tile factory,
owned by James H. Sewell, is not
in operation, and this is one of the
best plants in the county. Start
her going, Captain,
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will poll at public
sale at the A. O. Anderson dairy
ranch, miles southwest of Hills
boro, at 10 A. M., on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1901.
Nine pure bred Jersey cowl, 8 pure bred
Jersey heifers, 1 pure bred Jersey bull, 2
Jersey hetier calves ana 2 ouu csivts
irom same nero.
Eighteen shoats, good order; 2 brood
sows, 1 span norses, tarm wagon, spring
wagon, carriage, new; set carriage and
set work harness, binder, mower, bay
rake, rolling cutter, 2 cultivators, :
plows, i5 tons clover and oat bay, 6 tons
500 lbs meat meal.
Kntire poultry yard of thoroughbred
chickens of all standard breeds, twelve
strains; 2f stands bees; household furni
ture and numerous other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
$10 and under, cab; over $10, 9
months' time, approved note, 8 per
cent interest.
V. II. Wehkuno,
Admr. estate of A. G. Anderson,
deceased.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
The Reading Room has been re
moved to the rear of the Bazaar, on
Main street. Hereafter the man
agement will loan magazines, pa
pers, and a few of the books.
Commencing with the year 1902,
R. Cave finds himself better pre
pared .to do business' than in the
past. His fine and varied assort
ment of hardware ia aa well select
ed ax can be found 011 1.L0 coast,
considering quality and prices.
rY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
I decree and order of sale. Issued ou
of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore'
eon. for Washington County, In favor ol
Veudcl Scherchel and Mary Hcherchel
and against Joseph B. ScIkiII, for the
sum of $14. (VI, costs, and for the further
sum of $:K.50, U. S. gold coin, with Inter
est thereon at lite rute 01 iu per cent per
annum, from the 2rth dav of November.
1901, and for the costs and expenses of
sale ana 01 saiu writ.
Now. therefore, by virtue and In nursu
ance of suit! judgment, decree and order ol
sale. I will on Monday. January 0, 1002,
at the south door of the Court House In
Hillsboro. Washington County, Oregon
at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. 111.. of said
duy. sell at public auction to the highest
binder ror caan, tne loiiowing-aescrineu
rnl rirfinpH v. tsvwit!
Lot one, block thirty-eight, of and in
South Coast addition to Hillsboro. Wash
inirton County, Oregon, to satisfy the
hereinbefore named sums, and tor the
costs and expenses of said sale.
Maid property will oe sold suoject to re-
Tlie Couiiuuiicr Iu attained within six
months from dale of the first issue a em
ulation of KRI.Oim (HimH, a record
probably never eitisled in the history of
American periodical literature . The
UbparalU-led growth of this paper dem
onstrates that there is room in the news
paper field for a unlional paper devoted
to the discussion of political, economic,
and social problems. To the columns of
The Commoner Mr. liryan contributes
bis best efforts; and his review of polit
ical events a they arise from time to
time can not fail to interest lhoe who
tudy public questions.
The commoner's regular subscription
price is 11.00 per year, we nave ar
ranged with Mr. Ilryan whereby we can
furnish his ptiper and The Argus, ad
vance subscription, together for one year
for fl.65. The regular subscription
price of the two papers when subscribed
or separately is fi.oo.
ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT.
demotion as Der statu t of Oregon.
Witness my hand this 4th day of Dec,
1901. J. W. SKWELL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon
Ueo. U. liagley, Atty ror riaintinr.
Imperial Cider Mill.
The imperial Cider Mill at Cor
nelius is now running and is ready
for apples. Our capacity is enough
for all comers. Bring in your
apples at once. We make first
class cider. Lawerence Bailey
Prop. Cornelius, Ore., Oct. 3, 1901
Notice to the Public.
Those knowing themselves indebt
ed to the undersigned will kindly
call in and make their annual
settlement.
1)R 8. T. LlNKLATEB,
Hillsboro, Or., Dec. 12, 1901.
Notice.
All those indebted to the unde
signed, either by note due or un
closed account, will please call and
settle. J. r. Tamiksie, M. JL,
Hillsboro, Ore., Sept. 25, 1901.
Splendid line of gents' furnishing
eoods at H. Wehruna & Hons,
Leading styles always in stock
Seeing U knowing and knowing
buying. Come and see us,-
he 0. R. & X. Co., in connection
ith the Oregon Short Line and
nion ramie, oilers the uncut ser
vice and fastest time to Salt Lake,
Denver, Kansas City: Omaha, St.
aul, St. Louih, Chicago, and all
points east. Ihree trains daily
from Portland, with choice of many
ilTerent routes. Palace anil tour
sleepers, library, dining and
chair cars on ail trains.
Write A L. Craig, O. 1 A.. O
R. & N Co., Pori'and, Oregon, An
particulars.
riSrcoMMONER
(Mr. Hryau's Paper.)
Clearance Salo
I Great Reduction
Short Time Only
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M My Priv.4 have always been as low us Portland
; pik ;s, hut until February ! st, 1 will sell any artt-
v, tie iu tuy t"ie at prices never K-fure oflVrvtl in
1 tins county.
F WATCHES ARE GOING AT PEICES
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be duplicated in the Northwest.
:Mn gents' watches, up.
That cannot
W.tlthitm and
ki Ladies' Klgin or Wakhiuu watches in 14k gold
filled eases, regular prices, ta. 50, now 1 9-1 5-
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Now Just Stop and Think of It!
Geuts' Klgin or Wuhham watches in. 14k
gold filled cases, regular price, 16, now going at
$50.40. Fine block for selections. Largest stock
ever in the county! Call and we them.
Fvery Article in my stock at the same great
reduction. Nice assortment of Cut Glass, Sterling
Silver and Plated Ware. A full line of the Cele
brated Rogers Tableware. Silver Novelties in
endless profusion.
No reservation, Kvcry thing reduced iu price.
IIOYT, The Jeweler
One Door West of Bank, - - Hillsboro, Or.
rsthJ tst7isi lyiviViVt b'iviwW w'WtVViNi'V
Why Wear Out Your Life?
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tint pnrchiiKrt of 11 Smith til
dims the work of several
Get from Portland to Chicago in 72
hours just 3 days. The "Chicitgo.l'ort
lsnd Special," leaving Portland ilally at
9 a. ni. via u K. a w., arrives at winca-
f0 at 9:30 tne tinro aay . m-w yorn ana
Hoston are reached the fourth day.
This train, acknowledged to be the fast
est between the Northwest and the Bust,
is solidly veatihuled and its equipment is
unsurpassed. I'ullmaii 1 drawing room
sleeping Cars, up-to-d;ite tourist Bleep
ing cars, imrury-sinoiung cars, iree re
clining chair cars, and unexcelled dining
cars, the meals on which are equal to
tll6se served st the very best -hotels.
Remember this tmin runs solid Portland
to Chicago; there is no change of cars,
and the good of it is, it costs 110 more to
ride on it than on other routes.
We have other trains, Ihe "Pacific
Express" leaves Portland daily at 9 p.
m. via Huntington, arm tne "!5ixitane
1'lver" leaves at 0 p. ui, diiily via bpo-
kane for St. Paul and the Hast.
For rates, sleeping car reservations
etc.. call on or write to any U. K. at
agent, or write to A. h. Craig. General
Passenger Ageut, rortiaua, uregon.
" WOMEN AND JEWELS.
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!i It takes time, musole and money to grub out your slump
and tree, iu the old way. Farmers who are progroeaive are
(! snendlnsr from 3(t to upward In
m (Irub ami Btuinn Puller, which d
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men ami fmveB y iu nir a gooti oui age. o. is a two'iiurao
machine and ban ejiltmdid rocoiuniontlalions from the
many wlio have purchawed and ukihI it in Waahington
Kp county. Make your IiorHes ito your work. Horses are
i cheaper than men. and you muni looa tnerti anyway,
Mi
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(Jail oir or add res,
H. C. PEARSON,
Farmington, Or
ll.idenco throe miles w!hI from Farmington postofTico
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Cor.2(i4Wsh'tJt
1
I. Northroi, Proprietor.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated
CITATION.
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. , , ,
Citation.
Jewels, candy, flowers, manthat
is the order ot woman s.preierances.
Jewels form a magnet, of mighty
power to the average woman.
Even that greatest -of all jewedfl,
health, is often ruined in the strenu-
. 1 1 .
ous enort to niiiKe or Have ine
money to get them. If a woman
will rink her health to get a coveted
gem, then let her forfeit herself
against the innidiioiiH consequences
of coughs, colds and bronchial afTec
lions by the regular Ube of Dr.
Boschee's Gorman Syrup, It will
promptly arreet consumption in
Its earliost stages and heal the
affected Iuobb and bronchial tubes
and drive the dread dis'aso from
the system. It ia not a cure-all,
but it is a certain cure for coughs,
colds and bronchial troubles. You
can get Dr. (. G, Green's reliable
remedies at Tho Delta Drug Ptore,
Get Green's Special Almanac.
Treasurer's Notice.
All County Warrants of Wuahinglon
County, Oregon, cndornod "Not payable,
for want of funds," prior to On. I,
11)01, will be duo and payable mi and af
ter Nov. , 11101. Internal will cease after
that (lute,
HOnOM'tl CIUNDAU..
Nov. 11, 11)01. County Treasurer
Executor's Notice.
NOTICE 18 JIEHK11Y tilVHN THAT
the iiiidnrsignml bus benii, by the county
court of Washington county, Oregon,
duly appointed and noiillrmeri na executor
of the liint will iind toatuimmt of A. U.
Anderon, dci'iWHnd.
Now, therefore, all persons having
claims iigiiinst suld eHtiite will present
thorn, with proper vouchnrs, ut the law
olTlceof John M. Wall, within six months
from the ditto hereof.
Dated at Illllslxiro, Oregon, this 18l.lt
day of IX'.ceinlmr, 1!WI.
' VV. II. WH1IIUIN0,
Kxnctitor f tho last will ami testament
of A. O. Anderson, iluce-asmi.
John M. Wall, Attorney fur Kxeotitor.
For 8ale--Two Hinall work
horse. $45 caah down, A. A,
Phillips, Cornolius.
t.V THK COUNTY t'OUUT OK THK
STATU Olf OHEOON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In the Mutter of the Oimr
tliaiiship of tho KhIhIv
of
Uuy V. Wllsuu and Cora
May Wilson, Minora.
To (luy Y. Wllmm, Cora May Wilson, mi
nors, and Knbnera V. Wilson, mother of
fiuhl iiiinitiH, anil to nil oilier pernons 111
tornstod hi said estate, greeting:
I u thiuiainool tho Biute of Oregon: You
are hereby cited anil rouulrcd toiinnoiirln
tho County Court ol the Hints nf Oregon,
(.. (i.n i',.i,iu ,,1 it'uu ..... a.
. VU11UIJ " TT (lllllKb,il,
ilierei:
Court room
!(lf, nt
the
Hillsboro, In the
County of Washington, tin Momlny, tho
liny of February, 1IKW, rit 10 o'elock
17th
in the forenoon of fhat day, llinn mid
there to show riiuxu, If any you have, why
an order of mild Court should not be made
authorizing and Ueeimlng Jluiiton Philips,
guardian of the, estate or said minors, to
sell at public unction for cash UkmhiiII
vidud I2 2f inlorUMt of suld niiiiors Iu and
to Ihe fbllow'ms-diiHcrlbod rwii property,
situate In Washington County. Orogoii,
and described as follows;
lioKlnning hi, the 8. K. corner of the N,
W. 14 of Hectlon 0, T 2 N H 4 W Will,
Mer,, and running tlionco North 80 roils,
thenei) Wust W) rods, tlinneo North to the
center of the middle channel of Dairy
Creek, thence up the neuter of said creek
to its Intersection vvlllt tho line running
Nort.li unit Mouth through the nuntnr of
said Beet. I), thence H, to tho couter of said
Sect. 0, thence K. UK) rods to the plane of
beginning, containing H".7n anres, as
nrayod for in tho petition of lloliton l'hll
lips lierein tiled.
Witness, tho Hon, L, A, Hood, Judge of
tins County Court of the Btute of Oregon
for the County of Washington with the
seal of suld Court nlllxod, thin H'trd duy of
DuceinliKr, A, I). 1'IUI.
OHO. A. MOIUiAN,
. . Clerk,
lly J, W. Morgan, Deputy