auwraa at the ronUuhee l HilUih.m.
Orn,a8endciss mail matter.
Mi.
Toledo,
muctl J.wos, mayor of;
i and the betterment of the masses!
ays: "Love is the only basis up-1
on which we cm hope to build au
enduring state or secure any sort I
of permanent social order." The!
race is struggling an never I -.-.
to realise this truth in t.1! it? wood-1 A
erful depth of meant na r ;t I 4
. in the great growth of fraternal
Subacrfptlon: One Dollar per Annum, j orSni?ations thai have character
ized the history
LUCIUS A. LOSG. EDITOR.
Couaty Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
HILLSBORO ARGUS, FEB. 20, 1902
- BUY YOUR HARNESS AT HOME - 'fT'r.r
UKJU 1
: I'm-kk nt-' ...i 1'i'Htt.K : i :
t
A
MS"
onin,6QcU; Tore. Months, 35 ets.
Opposed to Gold Mono-metallism. Be
lieves in the Bimetallic Standard.
Dear Money means Debased Property,
and Profitless American Product. Our
Consequent loss is our Creditors' Cain.
Has ao use for Marcus A. Uanna
LET l8
HATE A IUAIU
Tit A UK
OP
Hillsboro should have a Board of
Trade, that the town might public
ly act upon all matters of public
policy, and act as a unit, and act
indulgently, j, two or three
nien, by themselves, can represent
a community, where the interest is
a public one. If there be capital
wnicrt wants a foothold in a manu
facturing enterprise, there should
be organiied effort to get it in the
Hillsboro Geld, and to make the
effort successful, there should be a
public spirit interested in reaching
out for these sort of , things. Hills
boro is the natural trade center of
Washington county. Not only in
the matter of capital seeking a
home would a Board of Trade be
beneficial, but in other local mat
ters, as well, it would be a blessing
to the community. These other
things wherein an organization
would be helpful may be enumer
ated hereafterbut first, let us get
together and have an organization,
a public one, that can meet people
half way, and act decisively if a
stranger come to our gates willing
to put money into the town on a
legitimate basis.
of the last few-
years; we see it in the great tra.ie
nnion movement that lias fratern
ised and co-ordinated great bodies
f working men; we see it in the
countless number of societies, clubs,
lodges, institutions and brother
are springing up all
over the world. In the narrower
sense they are social and religious.
it is an expression of the longing
for. brotherhood,' for fellowship;
and this awakened social con
science is the very force that will
produce the enlightened intellect
Vliy nay i far tunics at tcrlhntd
than he iv? '
I'HK I'lONKKK IIAUXKss silop
can give von harness bcivv or light,
VCI'did tiualitv. h i-liniti m !...
foment and eet mv .
I legitime
A 'il ll'.
snvwhett.
l'tll line of rot-es, saddles, whips, hi liUt. ' i' v
every thins t he found in well iee.tlau.il U! N
uo. jstpair work, a
Neglect
Coughs !l;
A. M. CARLILE.
specially.
Next door to lHxst Olb'ce.
HILLSBORO
alme might cure vonr ..,,..,.
.,,i ..: i i . . i
..... ....., tu, out you t.,in-t Hf. . v
"I'd to chance it. A cough, if;.'
left to euro itself, is -1, ,!,. 'ii
' . . i
it you have not a'.rea.tv wit ihwuI T,,
" '""i, nun uitr ii
apt to lc some weaknc. Irft
tonmkc the m-xt coust, vmm
e:isicr.
The Delta Cmi!;h Svruo. :1
AVilP I Kit !. ........ HOI. . i i
atiUoyoiuuicmbrrot coiti-rossurthii! tA IJi.mJ1 f tK- c..j tk
muneaule cosl,llio of ,he ameod . ; IV, the traveler ver find, so, ' 1 j
mm .nnulmK lor the election of ' thin,. trt ., v..;.. 1.:.. - ,.... . U'
,:, i ... . . : : v-...v,i.v m.- aunurauoii v
" " i v me eie j ami interest.
vvu snosua ku so at once. ; one
the
he .Noulnvest. Mt. Hood, Mt. j h hanuiess, and is Iv roc 1 3
Je !erson..n1HltheThrceWstcrSa11,l! for young ,,d old It ,U? 2
Which Would You Rather Keep?
! Your coui-.h r Ihe y ct iiln tlmt C.U liliN KAYKN
J IHH C.lt SYKIU' conu.' Your oui,li cm be i uie.l.
ft r,IV('" Kavrn Cough Syrup work l.to in,;ic.
Jj ... Green Raven Cough Syrup ...
Ji If yen lmve nol tricl it, the uevt time yuu te iilleriii
, with ConH, j;ie it trial niul we liow iupiir,l you
$ will lw.
II,'
!
iOO KNttCtiH.
id interest. Starting at l'orthind, I M nature's best nsNNit It N
e traverses the whole teogd, of U makca the cure easy,, inicka.u H
e ,Ila,,.tte a ley, the Ko, of, i thorough. It is ,e, fe,"! 3
As supplemetal to the article by her wmw-cap, peaks are kept i py"t. trille itlt enn-hs when
Mr. Millis, the following, written :lnW for hours. The beautiful ! fc; v"i can buv a reme.lv hu'A
by Edward W. Pat, of (Gaston, i . m 1 ,.,"P,1!' 'i-'"H -1 cents, ott cents .'1
ftwortn fr .1,. iv i mere, with their orchards of ! ' nnd -f .t'O. :
uregon, tor the Lrwders Caii-tte. nrna ,...,!.., i... . .. a? ,1
fits in w
fill... 11:11.1 lit
... mi; nmisnom niarmacv .
SUMMONS.
Kllt-fIM'S SALt.
tte. prunes, peaches, apples, and other!8
I iv i in; fin 'STY t'oi in-
"We have here
.i ..... . I a iziouuc
mai will lead these numberless jrv Uvorahly iu gay reseect with that
organuations to see and to under- . i. Z:,' a ,SM" UmX .ca"
stanu tlietoily of the uuhrotherly a low eost, all the necessarv agricultural
in this YVUlamet
that will cotiitK.re
frtua reveals the
tain scenery in the I'niled States.
I he wonderful
method aud lead them' finally into !t?,"ls,..We .! doublings of the railroad brinJ
one grand brotherhood the Inwiue of riiaiua revistcre,! Shhnl. ! lMa Vlew ra, "y of towcr-
of all being, the music that shall 'aUle !W s!u"c yc" -i,u,, "' h,vci '"K l,10'mtail,M un'' prolound gorges
,, : , . . u.. us me ; khkp iroill tllX V
to hreed asuflicient nmnher ol "Can'l-i " ' ' ' l,ne lto,rpet-
ne-neateii cattle to supplv the future
deinaml in every state in the Union. I
S)ealt so contiilently hecause niy early
lite was spent in the south of l-iilam!
ami 1 am thus familiar with the comli'
tions in both conutrtes,"
K'ttiU are a delight in themselves. l' i ,,lt4.,rfJ '1; PT.VTKor'tit.'Wiu.N MM: Y
ttt' I he crossing of the great mountain H '! IM Ilii Kl OI'O , ,MlT"N '""'V.
, barrier Mw-een Orego:, and Calt-l-: MnJ o un. , W',',U4U
w tiii:
ASM.
H i'liUIl Jt.. H 1 I chnpn i
sing the world to work."
?o sue
a patriot
WHO WAS IN COMMAND?
Significant, indeed, ia this fact, in
connection with the controversy
oyer me credit of the Santiago vie
wry tne bpanish naval officers
who were of Cervera's fleet all state
positively that in their opinion
Jwear-Aamirat (then commodore)
Winflalil CL,. CH
..uiu uwjii ouiey was tne one
who defeated them. They have no
hesitancy m ascribing to him the
. credit of the victory. But, then
what is use to bother longer over
the matter? The American people
nave votea upon the question, and
the ballot stands something like
tniB j,a,9H5 for Schley; four
lor bampson, these being Sampson
Long, Macleay, Crowinshield
One vote is in doubt President
Roosevelt. How will he decide?
East Oregonian.
But Mr. Roosevelt decides that
no one won the fight that it was
a "Captain's fight." This is rich,
inaeea! ibis seems to be a case
of "Good Lord," "Good Devil
.juiu jiouii umuicu io oe in com
mand, and Sampson was absent.
bchley was next in command
His vessel was the centre of Span-
ran are, as tne 'American flagship.
Schley was the real victor of the
affair. But the old champion has
found out that a powerful cabal
in the navy is appreciated by the
President. Next we shall hear
uiai, oan Juan Will settled the
war!
s ATu eda y will I the annivcr
fary of the birth of one of Ameri
ca s founders and America can not
do the day nor the man too much
honor. He was the greatest relel
the world ever knew and
eessful that he is called
V-l.r . ...
otuing succeeds like success. T..
day, when a man opposes he or.
game order of things, he is called a
traitor by the simple-minded ad
, " nine Piun ior our
big dailies. Washington was at
the front of rebellion against the
then preseut order of Government
anu nau toe been captured, execu
tion would most surely have fol
lowed. His cause was a
i . .
:lJXbe.T. tM defied.
.n , oi, mat a successful (Ju.r.linal.in
PROBATE,
Xea, deed; final
set tor
mil snow, and the foaming moun.
jlaui streams dashing fiercely down
j dorp canyons, now aud then stop
j mug for a short rest in some nuiei
pool. After a .lav's enjoyment of
i i mi. Miasm, the Imest (H.,ak on
no- comment, We drop rapidly
; down the cauvon of the S.ier-uoeo".
j to to the broad plains of the Saora-
iniento alley in Culir.irom .,.,.1
hearing: thence through vineyards and or
chards tu San Francisco. Ii'ur lnn
lliti-ry i. 1 1. n. I ,i,
Illj.'ll.i.OllN.
M.uy
'I.Miihll.j
V. Moil,!.
I VOTKK H IH'CKHY l.vt:S Til AT
: 11 I'V vimo ol an evolioii iuiil uiO
. ol :oi,l .in.l.'i the wal ol llie CM. nil I'ouFt
iol I li W.iln i.l iih.h.mi, ior W ii.luurioii
M'ounly, i,.i, !, iMiiciiiiMit ilulv iloi Uel
j e.l in wii.l ('mill .mi tin. villi, .Iny of Ji.nil
'iny, I'm. 111 favor ol T
To ll.orv l. Iloo.l ,( i,.v V o i ,, '! ,, ' "'""'" :;. .Menu.
ll..'l.i.Mm.i-.l .l,.r... ,,; ' X' I. iU.Hort .(., t ,t.,;, ,, ,,,,,.
luti hi. i,s, .nir,...,. ..... t'h""; ...... irih. i-mi ,,i ii,
i.i.l rrl, o v a , lit I' to i mliiiiii.iU I fi .'' p"'' iiliiiio a.i.l II... (.
rl..Wth..ev,. ,, f 1, 'V T :l" " l'."r " "' '!
oi" A.U.i-.i... . , , w.tliil ., , '". i... . VI..1..' ' V.1" .".'U
I't l.l .l ll V li. I'.r'. il ...',.,..,.,,,, ,,. I : I .. . ' . ' "'" ol .Mlltoll.
Kstate Jesse
count filed, and
March 17, l!t)2.
Lstate 1-annie I Neep, deed: m- and deseriniiv i;...,.. n.J
t.tl.m to set aside denied. It. 1!. .j!u.r t! V S i -
Estate M 1' Smith, iltcd: final I Portland n.L.." ' '
account heard and estate closed of ' ,PI
record. ! H'ellmiax Mill w makiiiB ex-
Guardihnship Guy' and !..r. LV.".ns,ye i'"Irtvniint these days.
Wilson; ordered that really, as rwr! ,0",,,1,fl,.IH" ,M repaired, a
petition, be ioid at best advantae . . !a ''". d the
estate. r t'eing taken out. Anew
Estate Louis Bnrchwu. dsl-t.",un.1''"" "HI soon be
murrer to petition to revnko will ! . 1,1 IH,!"n "d
'trolls tiaye Iieen ordered.
two new
Oregon
Shot line
Aa Union Paciisc
To Hie. BAST
sup ol M ilvli r' , ...I .1.: . ,. ... ... ... .. : H V ' " "'e' oilil II, .,,!).
... ..... ..,., i in,, hooi ..I 'io'( lo k
A.M. I.l .1 . . 1 ..... . I, .. ...
'1 It. .1 II ..... .. . . . ' .1 . ll!.l,t
ho . appear ami answer i,l ........i I Z, ". ... . . . " ' '" im-u.
l..f waul li-, ni. plan, t,p, nt,;
i..l...e.,l .... : v., . IUt, M,m (
iin.l aii iui ? on ..r I.. I..I,. M ,!, , ( ,,.'
.vii.i . on hi ( it.,.
IT , l.'l U ll,,,
'H'fl N i
The . It. & X. ,
Cif the I lunie of
Three
Trains
DAI L V
Frank Jensen el
pawioi, wnue the ais, minors; reports real estate on! Roods at
unsuccessful character. th.,,t, hand, 204,r)..V:
right, becomes a bv-word to history? ac.U.?,U' !l U 4 73'
Love of iustief. n,nfl ru:...- . u 111 ' MP Si
Splendid line of gents' furnishing
neiirurig Son"
styles always m slnel-
Smith,
lecd: lM'ti i
tion to set aside will set for hearing!
reoruaiy lili'v, .
hstate Martha Siw ncer. deed! O
U Spencer appointed administrator!
with bonds fixed at $1500.
ove of justice made Washington a
great man and a natural leader,
Tt. 4 1
uai ne was successful, however,
was-due more to England's posi
uon at mat time, than to Wash
lncyfnn a onnA:t- a i
--&" oagatny. Ana yet, we
must not forget that to his stur.lv
Clinging to his ideals through the Flora E Carstens and hd to T,
01 aavemty we owe our
Aational independence.
Swing is lciiowhig and knowing is
uiying. ( oine and see us.
Cigars nt K. J. Parher's, 2nd St.
BRAIN FOOD NONSENSE.
Real Estate Translers.
has
entite
Moore st-ZO a Win WiUnn .1 I
Jennie Moore and -Inl to l'lora K
Larsteus 139.43 a Win Wilson d
1 c . .
G W Patterson et als to John C
Bechen ??7.So a I S While .1 1 e
A J Roy to John Sieniar 117 tt Jno
Harris die 1
C W Allen to I Hunt Hughes 5 a
wf to Carl
man 40 a sr; 34 3 n 5.
Itin-
The Portland Chamber of Com.
merce wants the Chinese merchants
to come to America with on!, rautrl,.
firm nrwi H, ... , . , . 1 w:. neaverion
.00 iBuuraieu trades nt Carl f l,.rnA
mat city are filine theTr rrntio ' ian
There was a m. .-iS- nr P-arr'e ' to B .Stewart ao
t M.vtung .uuiiuay a Jiorace l'arsotia (1 1 c
evening and the expression of those R -)uackuInsh to Nei iiahti Vy.
present d.s not seem tn on.inniA rV."'':k'io.'! 1 c-
'"v.wo ,7 liauier to Alexander Hun
Wlth the opinions of the illustrious .. ter Horace Barrett d 1 c.
body which loves the coolie.
nnlla. f.,, 1 ... .. r..i, ..,
iuu mw wnicn won I.l " ' 'i'es 10 jmes ani'ue 20 a
he K; l. i.t .. seC 36 1na
" . fcuiu iiwiiiiiiir in ir nrAit ii n.tiL.nr
ai an be restrictive.
Chinese stay at home.
Kice to 15 C lirown 5','
I-et the , Tn?J oro
juuii wtii to 1 1105 Kess er o.f)2 a
Sol Richardson die......;.,.
ABOUT PAYING TAXES.
Another ridiculous food fad
' lioon l.rn. ol... I 1... .1
i, me moHi enmpo
stent authorities. They have dis
I Hied the silly noli,,,, that one
-(kind of food is needed for brain
another fr muscles, and still nn
2 ! other for bones. A correct diet will
j not only nourish a particular part
oo,0f the body, but it will sustain
4656.iev,'7 "t!"'r llttr'- Vet, however
,pnod your food may be, its nutri
300; nient w destroyed by indigestion or
(dyspepsia. You mum. ,,r........ r...
- .low appearance or prevent their
j2oo! coming by taking regular doses of
i Green's August Flower, the favor
'5o ite medicine of the healthy mil
! lions. A few doses aids diu'estion,
j stimulates the liver to healthy ac
Sj5; tion, purines the blood, and makes
k,oojVU fe"' ,Mlwvat't and vigorous.
K00i (ju can get Ur. G. (i, (jrf,,.H ,.,.);.
66,-'" remeuies at , The Delta Driiir
Trtwa 1 ' .11 ....
i. urcen s rpecial Alma
uao.
The O. U. .( v. po.. ; ,.., : ...
with the Oregon Short Line and
Union Paciiic, ..tiers the linest iter-
vice and lasted time tit Salt Luke.
lenver, Kansas City: Oimdia, St.
i .int. nt. Louis, t'liiciigo, tind all
points east. Three trains daily
from Portland, with choice of many
different routes.. Pnlm e and tour
ist slefper, library, dining tm
ciuur cars on all traii.H
,,l,oll flout fl.li'
title ..I 1; 1 .'. ...... .....
a.o...i.....t th,. .Ht, ,! .,Hl,r,(,...-...
o II.IH aetl,.!,,,,,, I ..r i,,,),.,,,,.,,, ,, ,
' ' " " "ie nun 1... 1 v,i,n tr ,M
.. . . ,..,voi.;.hmiiIk. real ,
I lit' S, .. . I I. I I ... . , . . ' .
.... v ,i ... , , ' ""' ,""tti...i-i .iiir
i'i N.iion .u, 1, 1, s, i:.;i i., u, lr
. ..Mal.iuu; M acres ii.,al vlili.,.
l.ill ( ouiil y, t lr,,, '
'nimio.,ll,os tH wrve.l ....niuHl v. .11 l.v
pHl.ll,.al...l,t o..l..r of !l, H,.,;.- 1, V
lo'.l, r..uulv Jii.lK,.r Wa,,.ui f,'.
tolea,,.! ,!,! ,., ,,,1
ol ! et.iuarv, Ititi:', ami lu, , r .,,.,
d I Iu- piil.lt,.itll..u tl.. r..f ouie a ,,
.11 III.- 1 1IIUH.r0 Ar,(tt. ..ii.l t11.11 you 1.,,.
''I'"fe. 10 ,,,,, ,.,, 0l(M r , '
llli-IHII. .lav of Mati'l. i....
I' ll-'d Ihei I ,'liinai y ii, ir.
It. T. HAlil KY,
'V. I. MM IT II.
Attorney,, fr Plaii.l.il.
SUMMONS
all ..I III., loltou on' do
pert.-, 1 in... i and
III.-Ill t Olllll V, I IH HIIII,
lollol. 1, o nil; lli'Oi,; .
llllr. 1IM.I nil. ,' o ,
t Write A. f(. Crnig, G. !. .,, (
v. .V N, Co., I'oriland, Oregon, for
particulars.
HIK COMMON Kit
600
Estray Notice.
BANKER IS ALAKMEO.
Henry Clews, who is supposed to
be one of New York's shrewdest
financiers and who is accepted gen
erally as authority on financial
matters, says, in his latest circu-
lar. flint Ihnv. la ,
w..o .0 6""'g 10 oe a
great reaction in the near future
and that some one is going to suf
fer for the prevailing good times
as he sees them. It is highly im
probable that Mr. Clews does not
know what he is talking about and
his warning comes in, time; Mr
fttawa ... in 1 QOft .. .1 1 ni
v,vto '..u ... iuu aim i;mju, very
much interested in the gold stand
ard and as a man in the world of
jfinance, his predictions are not at
all to be lightly considered. But
lit is more than likely that he is
pending out a feeler towards hav
ing the greenbacks retired. That
U the great trouble with our great
.inanciers. When they sound a
"lote of "alarm" they will not come
mt and show the real meaning be
lind the warning. ; But, as they
inderstand each other, it doesn't
aatter much whether the "com
ion peopls" are having inside in
ormatioa or not.
C.x(i iiHs.s is making itself ridie.
ulous over Cuba and thn Pi,ii;.
"-.-I' -i,, , . f. , .
Pines. It is afraid that if the is. llany " ,)ot understanl that the ! , , ,,l ' ".lille c't with star on
lands were aecorded Jivinc nriviU r .l" mel ' oftax coll" j , ' ' ah.ut,lr nM-
eees to trndi. iciiv. .l J. a "Jancr oi law. , ' " 'ar on lore.
cges to iraue with us thev won U I The, shpe ff .1... .... . i head, from in no
Jnlo.,.. , , n" lue county oiuiii years o d.
lulUrfi m r mmT.ia.nn T . . . Ln,,.i ,.1. .1 . ... . . . n.t....H ...... I. . .
-...u,cn;C. ii imporia-r""i vuh.uuk mis. andttor thn 1,.. """" -" ""ive same hv i.mv
Unr. r .r..: . . ... . ,.tt ,e .1 .i i : . . J
" " "er products will be de- " " me law. is agiin giy-.' r"T" "J hum paying charges,
inmental to us. wbv nnf trivo V,m r" iul l"K,r consideration:' . uttreliolzer.
fulUibertv to hfistmv th.;. ...hec-H- r,xes kgHy levied and! llluber.Ore
on other nations? Why should Wore the first Monday of At.nl follow!. Fire Insurance at Cost
-e -sam be M.a dog i the mang- PlflS? 'S?, !
er to the islands? Ex.
FROM THE COMMONER,
The permanent census bureau's first
work should be the enumeration of the
governmental "soft soaps."
President Taft says the Filipinos must
he educated. The Klinino. W l.
d a great deal already about our pretea-
The republican organs are nmch more
agitated over the sugar tariff than thev
are over the killing of men fighting Ior
iiccuora.
There is something suggestive in the
fact that the opponents of any isthmian
canal art rullying to the support of the
Panama project. '
The new cabinet office will be known
as the "department of commerce and ,
The latter will pay for the tip. j
ucnniment; provided however, that if r i n r,
one-bulf of the taxes against any partic-! !". U,ft ( ' 1t' Associ;
msr parcel ot real property, or the tav.. Wlnnville. If. K. Wnto-u
Notice to the Public.
Those knowing thenmelves indeht
' utKiersignwl will kindly
in ami inakti their
srttleniont.
labor."
l,..;i.i:.... .r ... . ,
"""'""S me lormer .
The steel trust admits that the orders
U haaon its books will keep it milk ,n.
ing until well alone in iuni.. I it ,..
out tune to remove the nippje from
between the lips of this infant?
The
ir-.. . ,)H' ,S- Tl I'l-KbATKli,
Jfillstioro, Or., Dec, 12, l'ijo).
on personal property charged agajnst Forest Grove. Ore
any individual, be mri . .,
said first Monday of April, then thetiine
.u. n.e paymeni 01 tile remainder of such
tax may be extended to and including
the first Monday of October next follow
ing, but if the remaining one-half of
such tax be not paid on or before the
hrst Monday of October, then such re
maining half thall be delinquent, and
liesidca the penaltv. interest ti
shall be charged and collected at the
rate of twelve jK-r centum per annum
from the lost Monday of April preceding
and upon all dclitnpient taxes there shall
be collected from the taxpayer of such
taxes, for the benefit of the county ten
per centum as a penalty, and for' the
ocmoi oi me county or other public
corporation which shall have nn. interest
in any portion of such taxes, interest at
the rate of twelve per centum per an
num on such taxes, from ili ,i I
which they became delinquent until
their payment; provided further, that
there shall be an allowance of thrr. .
cent, rebate upon auv tax paid on any
separate parcel of real property or upon
the personal property charw.il t ......
individual as aforesaid on or before the
5th dav of March next or ior in ti. .!-...
when such tax would become delinmu-nt
if not paid. '
i tion, of Mc-
agont,
(Mr. Uriah's Paper.)
The Commoner has attained within sit
inutdlis from date of the lirst iue a rir.
dilation of tlMI.IMMI .,,pi,.Mt .,.,
probably never equaled In the lummy (,(
American periodical literature. The
unparalleled growth of this paper d.-m-onsirntes
that tliete is room iu the news
paper field for a national paper devoted
io trie illsciissiou of poUtival. economic,
ud social problems. To the columns of
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ical events as they arise Irom time to
time can not fail to interest those who!
study public cpiestions.
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prue is ji.to per year. We have ar
ranged with Mr. I'.ryan whereby we can
lurnish ls paper and The Argus, ad
vance subscription, together for one year
Cor fl.65. The regular subscription
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or separately is $2.00,
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JUMMONS,
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mid .-.n il ol y,,,,. r,. ,,, M .. B ,
ta;re,i tliem.,, from (HwmuVll P!
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1. e..Hl ai,d diMiiii.,,.iil,.ol il,ct H,-i.,
and or j,,.,m.,ii and ..rderof the i,
nil led l onrl lorlheNtleof the follow .
.hk ...-xitiiu'ii real uon'riy
fo.uij mudnK le H. W. corner of Ihn
m T V'v h.B. " " I.. '.. He...
I'. I.t Ml, I U.of .In, Will. l.'i'.,uil
.oi.Mi.g ih(1,'U .;. ,, ,;,', ",
I- ai Il"r""",l.v I" the comer of the
I. tl.n.l (ileneo,. road.H lli,,.,,,,',,. of m,
rii-l.iui.ri- or hiim. r.ii.i.i i. .....
center ol a well of i.. .... . ' ,'"
ivaio,1M,,,,0,lm,.ri;r;i;ee;;,;;;i;';; n;
'""'Hl-'lp lil'-lullieplareof be
Kii.'in.g, coolali-iiig i, f
1 " " f h f, liiu.ii
l-vn nan,,-, .!iMUiHs to wi'ih" l.!.
llll lll 111 Mlll'tl Iti, ... .. I '
annual
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
v,r VtiJ""! W,wh" Counly for
year l!WI will l-ope,i Mareh I, luuiiud
hoH,, payoig f heir tax before MaM, is
o. eeeivo tnreo per ecnt rebate
"&"m-h' lax. iNWiir.;
1 ... ., .'..i,, ,m,v pay 1 ln (,t ,, I , : , J - 1 v
October . l'r ... '.
u, 'i'i.: . ;'.'.v."" "".' i or pen
jie.i... mi. l.V . I'r ...,....,.' 1 ...
(,et from Portland to Chicago in 7-
hours-just 3 days. The "Chicago-Port"
land Special," leaving Portland dnik. ,
9 a. m. via O R. & N,, arrives at Chica
go at 9:30 the third day. New York aud
oion iire readied l ie fonni, .1,...
This train, acknowlcdeed m l... n, r,,.; '
est between the Northwest and the lat
is solidly vestihuled arid its equipment is
...omiimadCll. r ui man I rnu,
. ....... , ynn ,,
sleeping cars, up-to-date tourUt sleep,
lug cars, librarv-sinot itllf rure fr-u ...
clining chair cats, and unexcelled .linin.'
cars, the meals on which are equal p.
serveu bi tne very liest hotels
Remember Ihis train runs solid Portland
to Chicago; there in no change of c-irs
and the good of it is, it costs no more to
ride on it than on other routes.
We have other trains. The " l'.icif,,.
hxpress" leaves Portland daily (it o p
....via luiunngiou, and the ".Spokane
. ...-r leaves at u p. m. daily via Spo
kane for St, Paul and the Hast.
1'or rates, sleeiiinir cur nwrvni
etc., call on'or write to any O. R. .Si N.'
i, - wrue io A, l crillg, Ceneral
1 uiNK-iiger gciu, roitiaud, Oregon.
" th'T i.uiv ol..
iii-tion, mid
r
-aid P,.MTr y will lHV " ,,' , ,;;ilHrt'"
nriiH.'i'i bed l, it I,,.. 1 ,, . miiiii.ol
l-la.m lis berelnln-loi-,, numtlo ,', , I
fur which judK.i.fiut Is pray . , d , '
Jmhrn of II.,; l,. . ; "V'. - rt- """'I.
WOMEN AND JEWELS.
7, V.m, will have add,,) penally of pm per
cent., and Inlerest nt one pr
month from April 7, luO:;, iimll paj
J'liled nt llillMhor'o II, im'
ruary, HW,
This is slate law, mid
I. W. SliVVJiLf,.
x i;olleeUir
Hi day of Feb.
annual report of the 1lnii,.,l
States fish commission is ready for dis
tribution. It does
to the "suckers" who love to believe
that they can tax themselves rich.
Some newspapers that claim to be
democratic will not be happy until dem
ocratic congressmen accept with alacrity
the financial ami imperialistic measures 1
advocated by the republican maiorilv. '
Sohulnierich Pros, will pay the
lllirltnc. n.n.1. r . .
..nu.ci puce, ior urst-ciass
potatoes, in any quantity. Will
also take a carload of the Peerless
W. M. Jackson, of Dillev was in
the city today, talking business
anil politics. Mr. Jackson will 1 ia n
candidate before the coming county
convention, and will shy his castor
at the nomination for county In-hh.
mer.
.'fill II. ll 1.H ....... 1...1
nor over-ruled hv 11,0 .,,,1....'. V1'
ennui,, "" "' 01 me
" -o,: coiouy ijoai-it,
Notice of Final Settlement.
1
NotlenlH hereby given that the inidar
shmed assignoo of the estate of N. ,, ',,M.
liarrelt. insolvents.
rclt and Henrluttii'
.. V "T "1H' Il';,,"""l' assiiel, iiHigneo
V ' w ;"llrt "r U,B "f ' won
wMl , e "!' ("""."y' ""' """
dy r tt.a!i!:te '"""" w"
A. .. W' U- WMIIHIINll,
ASNiL'iiee ol I. he null.,. r u
. and llouiiutttt barrott, liciolvenls.
r i i ,i
..onein, canny, powers, luaii -that
is Ihconlurof ivoiiianypreferanccs.
.liAvcls form u iiiiignet of mighty
power to the average worn,,,,.
ICveo that greatest of all jewels
ii.-.viui, ii. oiM-ii ruined m the Htri-nu-oiis
ell'ort. Io make or savo (h
money Io get them. If a lv,
will risk her health to get a r.oveled
gom, then let her forfeit herself
against the iiisiduoiiH criiiHcipjences
.m uougiis, coins ami Dronchial ulleo.
noun ny tne regular nso of Dr
Boscheo's German Syrup, ft wj
promptly arrest consiniiplion i
Us earliest singes and heal the
aflccted lutigH and bronchial tubes
and drive the ilread dis.aso from
the system. Il is not, a on,...n
l,i i. ; ..., . . "'l
.n a ceriain euro ior COtlgllS
colds nn.l bronchial troubles.- You
fenn get Dr. G. G. Green's reliable
remedies at Tim- Holla, Dmjr Store
Get Green's Special Almanc, "'
.'. .11" HIIOVII 1- 111 11,1 r,., ..!..
ami dated nt Hinu ,
Ml. Will, lb,. ,,,, U, ..-oil, , ,
-el-1'ua.-y, S. , ,, V(11,' , l
to appear and 0h,v.t on o bef . , v ,
day ol I'ebrii.u v, llu. Mh
- '"''. II. HAi:i,.;y
Al tlH IHiV l.ll- I'lttllll illH.
Administrator's Notice
ioiice is iierehy given (lutl, , ,.,,.
"igued, have linen ,y , , .., ,' ' ," r,.
'""''Wlnilor w ill, im' will ",
ciiiiiiiN aiVi KlM iid I.-,. ,,.,.'.'.-H',!IM ''vi"
oni.,.,l 1, ""I'eny i-o-
f - r of Jiie STZ,n
IS Till: tut'NTV Itll'UT of THfc
r.MHiU'oKiICiiN t'uii W.vsll
INt. t .. I.. I N I V.
II. W.II,.r. , !-.o.i,f,
Harry . I!...,,), p,,f,la..t
l'ctu, il,,. hU.v,, ua,,iw
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plrulu.li i. n ekV pidibeaiioii ol tnu
'oeiieini- ...ll, Hie m,,.,, ,iM,, pi, n,r,
em u.,, a ill. the iiieilaled -; iu,'.
mid I'ed voii apan ,mtt,-r,i ;,r he.'
!'-.--1 1,., ir,, I, ,n, yl felinmry, '.-
Aud , volt will lal,,,, ,,,, ,, , f i.
o to appear ami ai.er Kad ....uoih.o.t
i":1;',;':', ;yf'r; u.r .ii..'",,,",;
fi 1 11 " """l Ir.-.,, Jim i, a
I . la, l,W, al l,e rule o s per .e.il per ao.
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ter. rWl ion .Tl, 'I'. H. II,.1V l '.v
...i.iai,,,,," m, a,-,-."., Hiinule iva.iu,,,,:
toll ( iimilv, l.roeoii. K
I bix-'iiu ino.iv' ts .-rvc. ,u;',i,i v ,v
pill. In alum ,v order i ii. . , .
A. I.oimI Coiouy Jn,, , Wadiuirloi,
.i,.ly,(ir,.K, iiuul,.,,,,,! ,.t,,,.
loth day .. .lai v, and ,l ' h
a tter-t, (,,rU i-.iiisih hi lve ai,, aoee..lt e
you are re,,,,!,,.,) , ,,,,,; ,,
m or l,,.,.r,, ii, Wi, ,h,y f rVI.riM.ry.
Paled iIiin .laiuuii v hi, l'"
H. T. t li,".;y.
lii VV, li.HMITII,
AIIoiiu-jn fr l-laiutur.
SUMMONS.
iw.i'iUWii.sirbii
Iv'll
Jipy,
'"Hl p, I'lopileioi-.
'Newly Furnished
'JN and Kennvnfori
A first ebiKS table nail ,
all aeeomiuoilatioiiH
fur the convenience
of guests. ...
( Now is the time to HiiliMcribn for
Thn Argus. .
Hee lfoyt for nut prices on foun
tain pens, uuy make, from 2o in ii
per cent disoount.
In ll..- Circuit l-ourtoflhe s f (I,,,.
I'"ii lor WiHliingion riy. 1
b-Hiielle piidley, I'lalnljU, ,
VS. I,
I'rcbirlek A. Ihidley, Pefcudanl.l
TN' TUB NAM K ill.' Till., wi-a ....
Oregon, yon i,hi ,,. '' , ,
I'lai.ilill' lum.h, l,, " .V"
airalustyou in th. i.. . '.. "
and eaiiM-,,,,,,1 y . ,,., i J,1,
i-pi-aniiid nuHwnrsald Coniplai, , . ,..
iH'l.ire In-1 ,hI dim rn, .' . ... ' "
l.v I !'... . , i , . 1'iei.erilll'il
.... .. I'liooeaiiou Herein ', to nil- Oi
"I l'lo;-! Ilu'll, day of Mrei,. P 'y
a.elui'1 i.-l'iiolli,lmi ,'V ;n '
ear and answer Iheooinhlalnt herein , .
to plead lliereto U, -nmr ttiM , ,
Vo,,r,leaulllol'1.r,., ,) Hll, ' "
; the r,iu,i. h.,ve i.-,,ii,m,', f( IU ,' ;
' P''aycd lor In tin, cuoplaiot hern , ,
Ii I HtoHay.loraieer,,, lreverd.Nf, ''.
Jog the builds ..I malriniony ,ml, l)lllv .
exlsling belween l'h.i.,t!ll', di fen b,
V'r.mi,,,,,d 1,1,'Huel, olherrellofaH, "
"iu(, may mciuii loeel ,iil ..'....
' j! , 't publication of this kh, ,,,
m I'Vliruaryll, -i(o, n, the In, i ,T
'Ion thereof, March a., I!r.!. , , , , .:
"V"'" ,M1"11, P iHh... iu
riuirHibiy ol cuil, wt,, ,,, .i,,11
h ite, wei-li Nlild dales, Tl Im hiii.h ,..:
HUM A .
mile In
nary
m piihl M.,',1 iy,,l,. of Hon. Thoini
a le trulo, Judge of ,m ,, , 1
N.t d onrfaniieansiuu, lU., ,,, ,.
HM N A I'.tir. ,v NlfllN' ltlff
,A":,!,'""'VK l'l,""'"n Poitlitn.l.o'rV;
Oregon.
Execittor'a Not
ICC,
NOTK'I,; im IlKiiMliy my UN. THAT
. leundei'H gned ,UM , ,v ,1,,.' , m .
''.ml ol th.i HtaUi of (ir,.,., I, f,. y ,
logbm Dnunly! duly In x ec r
;.rtl. last will and' t.ii.,,,,,.,,1 of ,1, I
I. Ne,-p(,ll'ei,Med,n, has duly qimlillwl
iuul enlereil upon (be diselutrgo of hls oii.
l ies an Hiieli I'lseeulor.
NOW llllirel'ol'll. nil (.nn...... 1 i....
e aiuisiwiiiiHl, snl.l ohIiiIii of Kaiuiin T
Neep, deneiised, urn Imioby nxpilred to
pieaeii , theni to the undeiHig I at Mm
..,.,, , ,,, ,, mutiny, iN,m
!'!''""', U'K''U";r r1 '"per voucheiH
nHb iiHlv inonUiHlroni tin, dale ,.)'.
Hilled lliislllh dav ol .lanuiii-y, lnoa
IOIIN NKKI ,,
I'.xceutor ' nl' lhe last will mid leHtani.iiit
ol I ' i n 1 1 1 1 1 T. Neep, deeeitNi'il,
Treasurer's Notice.
AM ('nunty AVarrantM of WaHhliiglor,,
'oliuty, Ili'CfOii. em oi'ueil v ,.,
for ,e,,,,l ,..' I'..... I., it .. l"jl.l'ltr
,1 "- ininiM, iri,i. o Iov 1
Itsll, will he ilno and payabln on and uf
or Jan. M, Ym. I nlere'd will rriiise aft'-r
tb.il ilatu,
Jan. 8, 1001. (JuUuty Tressuror