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Newspaper Page Text,vswvwwwwwwwwww : : . : I'm-kn tie rntri.it : : . WAA VVWWWV iWAWVWW . : A t Attn von tn frorLR HILLSBORO ARGUS, FEB. 27 , 1D02. T KuWrad at th Poxt-olhc at Hillsboro, Oregon, a Seoond clM mail matter. LUCIUS A. L016. EDITOR. County Official Paper. ISSUKU EVERY THURSDAY BY The Argus Publishing Co. HubacrfpUon: On Dollar per' Annum. U Months, SO eta; Thro Months, S5 ets. Opposed U Gold Mono-metallism. Be litre ia the Bimetallic Standard, Dear lUaej means Debased Property, aad Profitless American Product Our Csaseauat loss is oar Creditors' Gain Has bo ase for Marcus A. Uanna "liKT THERE BR LIGHT." A few days ago Senator Tilliuau, of South Carolina, struck Seuator Mc Laurin, his colleague, in the face, the latter having called the former a liar. The men were separated after a hard struggle. Some of our great papers have been having hys teria ever since the event, and call it. the essence of ruffianism. Let us have light on this subject. There is no particular difference between the blow from the fist and , the blow from the fetid mouth ot blackguardism not in the least. These same big papers, whose edi tors are now climbing on the pedes tal of purity, are greater black guards than either Tillman or McLaurin. Safe from personal as sault, these Belfsame editors pro ceed to call all political opposition traitors, demagogues, rebels, dis honorables, and every other possi ble vile epithet. This is all the more cowardly because they dare not do the same at a public meet ing of the men they abuse. The South Carolinians pay each other their compliments, face to face; the cringing editors of the spew-gag variety insult men of brains with immunity hidden away where they will not run the risk of get ting their noses punched. This is the true picture of the cowardly blackguard and braggart. Till man is neither a mental nor phys ical coward. Many of his editorial calumniators are both. Thk kind little city of Forest Grove has always been unfortunate in its newspaper men and its latest acquisition seems to be not unlike his predecessors when it comes to getting into the wrong pew. For asininity that would put to shame a jackass at the Treadwell mine, an article in the last week's Times captures the fod i mi aer. ine arucie in question is simply a "repeater" of the ''boiler plate" stuff furnished weak-minded editors by the trust bureaus during the last few years. But The Argus has so continually been abused by the Craigs, the Eddys, and the journalists of that ilk, that ' it is not happy unless some busy and reeking tumbler is trying to roll its ball in The Argus' wagon track Besides, its funny to watch them labor. THE GEARY EXCLUSION ACT The Chicago Chronicle is authority for the statement that the most powerful lobby that ever assembled at Washington is opposing the re- enactment of the Geary Chinese exclusion law. According to the Chronicle, "the members of the lobby represent diversified inter est, which not only honeycomb this continent, but extend across the Pacific to the Philippines." Former Senator John M. Thurston, of Nebraska, if the Chronicle re port is to be relied upon, is working early and late, "presumably on be half of the Union Pacific railroad to have the Geary law shelved." , A great many laboring men would be surprised if, under republican administration, the Chinese exclu sion bars were let down; and yet these men ought to know that ev ery day the republican party, act ing under the influence of Bpecial interests, is doing things in various directions just as inconsistent with the party's pledges and pretensions as would be the destruction of the Geary act. Commoner. Just get ready to vote for Direct Legislation. It doesn't matter what party supported the measure in the legislature, and it doesn't mutter who introduced it. Here is a chance for you to vote your own - oitiisnship into power, and you are C 3i!y moulded if you lose the r rr'.xnity to give yourself the j greatest constitutional right that j of being a force in the law making departme ut of the state. Never n.ind what the political bosses say just vote yourself the right to have something to say about laws under which you must liv. It begins to look as though the Chinese Exclusion bill is to be lost in the shuflle back in congress.! With a few more hoards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce like that of Portland, asking to have the Chinese "merchants'! admitted, congiess will think there is no great demand for suppression of coolie immigration, hut the Pa cific Coast laborer can take his medicine, whether he like it or not. Jt sr why the thieves who enter ed the dty hall at Portland con tented themselves with stealing old coins, is a conundrum Put per hapssome fellow had been before them and grafted the new ones. How about it? U'Rex, of Clackamas, now open ly, instead of clandestinely, as for merly, supports the Hanna jieople in his county. The Argus lias al ways said that he was with them and the proof is now More the people. RIGHT YOU ARK. Senator Tillman is announced as the orator of the 121th anniversary of the birth of Rnliert Emmet, Ire land's patriot-mart rr. which will be celebrated at the Academy of Music, New York City, on Sunday evening, March i, under the dircc tiou oi the t lan-na-l.ael. Senator Tillman is pugnacious enough cer tainly to do full justice to his sub ject and his audience. Oregonian FROM THE COMMONER. By referring to the Novemter files of the daily papers it will 1e noted that New York city elected a reform admin istratiou. After paying our money for the three shells owned by Denmark we shall en deavor to ascertain which one conceals the rebellion. If King Kdward wants to see true rej resentatives of American citizenship he should accompany Tanl Kruger to the United States. The New York Sun's advocacy of re stricted southern representation in con gress again forcibly recalls the fact that Charles A. Dana is dead. Kitchener reports the capture of an other piece of De Wet's artilllery. le W'et will recapture it just as soon at. it has been properly cleansed. As between editing a newspaper and leing responsible for the third assistar.t postmaster general, Charles Emory Smith made a wise choice. For Sale. Dark, dapple gray Shire and Arabian stallion for sale. Five years old; weight, 1,300 lbs. Im ported English pire and Arabian dam. Inquire at this office. Fire Insurance at Cost In the 0. F. H. Association, of Mc Slinnville. . t. Waters, agent, a orest urove, Ure. If you want a delicacy for the table order a dressed Belgian hare trom V. A. JHoyt, Hillsboro. Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street, tor a neat shave or haircut. Satis action guaranteed. Here we are, March 1, and spring is here before we know it. It is safe to say that we'll have no more winter, and that gardening will commence as soon as the, ground is in shape. loll ihomptson, an old time Hillsboro favorite, was in the city yesterday, on business bent. Mr. Thompson always rememliers "this man's town' as one of the towns worth coining to see. T. T 1 .1 .... . cj. uooumurpny lias nueu up a neat little barber shop parlor in the building next door to the Hotel Hillsboro, where he solicits a share of the public patronage. All ruzors sterilized, and no danger of poison ing your face. Artistic hair-cutting. Give him a call. Advices como that several fami lies have started a private school in the Willoughby Hall, at Reedville, with eleven pupils as a nucleus Several pupils are attending school at other points for the term, and were these home, it is said that the private school would have twenty or more attendants. The Mo Hargue trouble seems to. be yet alive. If you want to buy KiO acres in Tillamook county, 50 acres of which is in meadow, bottom, or chard; barn, fair house; balance spruce and fir timber, a splendid place for a dairy and stock ranch, seven miles from Hay City, on the Nehalom river, call at this ollicc. Will trade for Washington or Yamhill : county, farm, .propurly. Good water course for timber iloat- M l t M l -vt'Vt -vyM V t. tV IV . l l. t,V --N. 3 OREGON Registered Percheron Stallion Formerly Owned by S, H, Dunbar, will 1 mako the Season of 1002, Commencing S March 15, Days and Places Following: 8 Monday to Tuesday noon, Tuesday eve to Thurs. morning, A. P. Flint's Kiuton. Thuisday, 11 A. M. to 4 P. M , C. Ly strop's, Reedville Friday, at tle Johnson Stable, Forest Grove. Saturday and Sunday, Owner's Home in Hillsboro, Terms: Insurance, $15; Season, $12; Single Service, $7."0 W. L DAVIS, - BUY YOUR HARNESS AT HOME A. M. CARLILE, Preaching at the (Christian church Sunday morning and eve ning, by Elder Prown. llichard Cnnnell ami wifa, of Portland, where Mr. Conned is en gaged in the milling business, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Wood, Sunday. F. S. Barnes, of Forest Grove, prtninent in G. A. It. circles, was in' the city yesterday, shaking hands with his many friends . PROBATE Estate Martha Spencer, deceased; upon filing bond, with W. H. Web rung as surety, letters of adminis tration wore granted 0. II. Stencer. (Owing to illness of Judge Rood, little or no business has leen trans acted in probate court.) Real Estate Translers. W II W'ehrung et als to James Jackson lo a Wilkins d 1 c. , . . .. ttjo Adam Young to Chris Peterson j tract sec"?4 6 r n r i w loo! Geo A McFnrlnnd to Lilly T Mc- J I'arl.md -"5.7s a sec 3 1 1 s 1 5C0 j V A Laidlaw to R S Marshall Ho a sec 4 t 3 n 3 w t j J R Erit;ham to Jno Conelmnii et j nls 140 a sec it, 1 1 s r a w .... 3400 ! Kt'ielinda KnnestoW'm H Skaggs j 5.35 a Fairviewad llillslwro Imo K A Hyde to Unnice Walker pt lot j 2 blk S Forest Grove ...... 300 1- Al Wright to I'.umcc Walker pt lot 2 blk 8 Forest Grove Soo C T Crow aud wife to J A Lin- deman 40 a Kclsay d 1 c 925 J A l.indeman to Mitia Crow the same as above. q'i Julius People to R A Taylor 8n n sec 26 t 3 n r 3 w '. 1 A h McLeod to Abner Briggs n n e ',, sec 30 t 1 s r 3 w '.. 1 loo U StoN Cl.illv 160a sec 23 2 n5 pat N C Lilly to Delos A Dlodgett same as above loio John F Kctr to 'flios and Jos Kerr 55 a sec 36 2 s 1 H;f ABOUT PAYING TAXES. Many do not understand that the! present method of tax collection j for this year is a matter of law. lhe sheriff, nor can the county court, change this, and (for the ben efit'of readers, the law is again giv en for their consideration:, Sec.'i4. Taxes legally levfcd and charged in any year may be paid on or before the first Monday of April follow-1 ing, and if not so paid they shall become delinquent; provided however, that if! one-lmlf of the taxes against any partic-' ul?r parcel of real property, or the taxes ; on personal properly charged against! any individual, be paid on or before the I said first Monday of April, then the time j lor tlie payment ol the remainder of such tax may he extended to and including the first Monday of October next follow ing, but if the remaining one-half of such lax be not paid on or before the first Monday of October, then such re maining half shall be delinquent, and, besides the penalty, interest thereon shall be charged and collected at the rate ol twelve per centum per annum from the first Monday of April preceding; and upon all delinquent 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 I benefit of the county or other public j corporation which shall have an interest in any portion of such taxes, interest at the rate of twelve per centum per an num on such taxes, from the day on which they became delinquent until their payment; provided further, that there shall be an allowance of three per cent, rebate upon any tax paid on auy separate parcel of real property or upon the personal property charged to any individual as aforesaid pn or before the l.Sth day of March next prior to the date when such tax would become delinquent if not paid. . First Meeting of Creditors, Notice is beieby given thai 011 the 2;"tb d.'y of I'ebri iiry, iikcj, J. ( ', Lamkln, of lnllsboro, Oregon, wax duly ad indicated bankrupt; mid tlnit tho lirHt nioetiiij; of bin c.iedilor will be held ut the hiw olliee of II T. liiigley, in Hillslmro, Oregon, on tho 10th duv of Maii-h. V.M ut 10 o'clock u. 111.. at which time lh said creditors mav attend, urovc their claims, appoint u truntec, cxiiuiitui the uuMKriipi anil intiifact Hiieh other busi iichh iw may properly isotim Ijoforc said mee-lllg. D.tled, Hillsboro, Oregon, 'Fob. 2", 11KB. II. 'J'. I'.Aia.KY, Itefcreo hi Uaukiupley, -l t S - i . John Katnna's, Farniington. H?; 9 Owner; HILLSBORO Why pay more for harness at l'crlluud than here? THK l'lONKKU 1IAKNKSS SHOP can give ytu harness, heavy or liglti, splendid quality, as cheap as you ran nr anywhere. Come in and Ket my piicr. Full line of rol es, saddles, whips, iu fait, (ventliiuc t be fonud iu a well regulated shop. Repair work a specially. Next door to Pwt OOice. - . - HILLSBORO Attention, Ladic&t Mrs. M. A. Powell has the agency for Mine Riflert's Face Lotion, the finest preparation for the complex ion on the market. Guaranteed non-injurious. Hundreds have used it and recommend it. Also preparation for the hands. Call on, or address M. A. Powell, Hillsboro, Ore. Iu going over the famous "Silas ta Route" of the Southern Pacific Co. the traveler ever finds sonic thing new to excite his admiration and interest. Starting at Portland, one traverses tho whole length of the lllamette alley, the gem of the .Northwest. Ml. Hood, Mt. Jeiferson. and the Three Sisters and other snow-capped peaks are kept insight for hours. Ihe beautiful vallcvs of the I'mpqua and Rogue rivers, with their orchards of prunes, peaches, apples, and other f'uits are a delight in themselves The crossing of the great mountain barrier between Oregon and Call fornia revals the grandest moun tain scenery in the 1'nited States. The wonderful turnings, twistings, and doublings of the railroad bring into view a grand array of tower ing mountains and profound gorges into which we gozs from dizzy heights, forest clad mountain slopes stretching up to the line of perpet ual snow, and the foaming moun tain streams dashing fiercely down deep canyocs, now and then stop ping for a short rest in some quiet pool. After a day's enjoyment of old Mt. Shasta, the finest peak on the continent, we drop rapidly down the canyon ot the Sacramen to to the broad plains of the Sacra mento Valley in California, and thence through vineyards and or chards to San Francisco, For maps and descriptive literaturo address It. P.. Miller, G. P. A , S. P. Co., Portland, Oregon. Notice to the Public. Those knowing themselves indebt ed to the undersigned will kindlv call in and make their annual settlement. Dr. S. T. Lixkutkb, Hillslwro, Or., Dec. 12, PJ01. Administrator's Notice. Notice in lu-reliy irivoii that I'm iimli.r. ML'nCll IlilS llV till! Clilllilv Court, lit II, 0 Stale of On'Kon, lor tho Comity ol WuhIi- iiikhiii, "euu inoy appointix! inn Ailmlnla- i-raior or too CHtiue tr ftlarthA ttpimoor, deceased, and that ho lias duly iiialilieil as Much ndiiilnixtriitor. Tlmrcriirc. nil IHTHiiiM bavin claims HKUiliMl IIichhIiiIo im uiu xnm Manna Biicnecr will prenenl them to mi,, ut the liiw olliee of II, T. isiiKiey, wiiii proper vouchers thereto at -taelicd within six month from lat huru of. O. . Hl'lONCI'.lt. AdininiMtriitomr the Kalatc of Martha Hpencer. deceased. Dated at Hillsboro, this 27th day of I. ..I. ...... .... itvui " H. T; Hngley, Attorney for the Kabila. NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. The tax roll of Washington County for )vm niui win nfiqien .Marc 11 j, and thoHo paying their tux beforo Mureh Ifi, tim a, II n.ra.l.,n ll. 1 1 how paying one-lmlf tlieir tiixes bnforo April i. 11102. mav tuv the otlmr lmlf l.v October f, ',m, without oxlra cost or pen V Tlir,uil n.tl ..I. ............. I... I. I... A V, ... v W'li "'iiiviinn vy njiril 7, l!i02, w ill have added ponally of ten per cent., and Intercut at one por cent, per iimmiwi 110111 npru i, iuuz, 11 r. t.i 1 paid, 1 r u ii-11; 1 t . . I'l. TV 4l4 1 J, Hlienll ami i'.x-olllcio Tax Collector for inisningioii i;ou n:y. Ore, Hated at ilillsuoro this 13th day of Kel ruary, 11(02. This Is shite law, and can not be evaded, nor ovcr-ruieu uy (lie oIlleorM or county, nor the county board. the Notice of Final Settlement, Notice la herni,y given Hint the under signed assignee of the estate of N.'A. liar rett mid Henrietta llarrett, liisolvaiits, lias lilcd his final account assueh aslgiioo, in the Circuit Court of the Htaln of Oregon for Washington coiintv, and the on 1110 will be heard by said Court on Friday. March 21, 1H02. Imtml at llillnlioi-o, Oregon, thin J'Mli day of February, iWl. W. II. WKIIItt!N(l, AKignoo of tlie estule of N, A. llarrett and Henrietta Jjarrett, IiiBolvents. Don't Neriect uougnsiij Nature miht euro your iu;h ;) i. iii. iiitt V 'V4 Villi l ! ford to chance it. A cough, if : kj left to cure itself, ia slowly i Li overcome at nest, and therein B apt to he some wukiia left ;l M to make the next cough nuno i W easier. ;1j M V, Thc Delta VmivaIi Svi up. M is nature's best assistant. It H makes the our easy, o,uiok ami 3 K thorough. It is perfectly 2; harmless, and iseitiallv go d Si J for young and old. It don't j pay io irilio with coughs when , I.; you can buy a remedy like !' i this. Price '") cents, "( rents H r; and fl.ro N It; H S! Delia Drugstore! r! Main St. Hillsboro ; Oregon Shoit line and Union Pacific To the EAST The O. K. & X. Co. Gives the t'lioiie of Three 1) A T j V Trains MJ K x M The O. It.it; N. Co., in ci'tniection with the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific, oilers the finest ser vice and fastest time to Salt Lake. Henver, Kansas City: Omaha, St Paul, St. Louis, Chicago, nod nl! points east. Three trains daily from Portland, with choice of many dilfcrent routes. Palace ami tour' ist sleepers, library, dining and chair cars on all trains. Write A L: Craig, G. P. A., O R. it X. Co., Portland, Oregon, for particulars. THE COMMONKK (Mr. Hryaii's I'tiper.? ITie Coiiuiiont r has attained within six months from date of the brut issue n cir culation of ion. lion copies, a it'conl probably never equaled in the history of American periodical literature The unparalleled growth of this paper detii onstrates that there is room in the news paper field for a national paper dcvotcii to the discussion of political, economic, and social problems. To the columns of The Commoner Mr. llryau contributes his best efforts; ami his review of polit ical events as they arise from time to time can not fail to interest those who study public questions. The commoner's regular subscription price is 1 1. no per year. We have ar ranged with Mr. liryau whereby we can furnish his paper and The Argus, ad vance subscription, together for one year for $1.65. The regular subscription price of the two papers when subscribed or separately is $2.00. ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT. Get from Portland to Chicago in 72 hours just 3 days. The "Chicago-Portland Special," leaving Portland daily at 9 a. m. via u k. in., arrives at Cluca go at 9:30 the third day. New York and lioston are reached the fourth dav. This train, acknowledged to be the fast est between the Northwest and the I'ast. is solidly veslibttled and its equipment is unsurpassed. I'ulluuiii drawing room sleeping cars, up-to-date tourist sleep ing cars, library-smoking cars, free re clining cliair cars, and unexcelled dining cars, the meals on winch are equal to those served at the veiy best hotels. Remember this train rims solid TorHnm) to Chicago; there is no chance of cars and the good of it is, it costs no mote to ride on It than 011 oilier routes. We have other trains. The "Pacific Express" leaves Portland daily at g 11. ni. via Huntington, and the ".Simknuc I'lyer" haves at (I p. m. daily via ,Spo- Kane lor tn. ram unit tne p.iist. I'or rales, sleeping car reservations, etc., call 011 or write to any O. U. & N. sgent, or wrile to A. I,. Craig, General Passenger Agent, rorlluud, Oregon. WOMEN AND JEWELS. Jewels, enndy, flowers, man that is the order of woniiin's'iirefiiraiitieM Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to tho average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is often ruined iu the strenu ous effort to make or save th money to got them. If u woman will risk her health lo irel a coveted gem, then lot her forfeit herself against the lnsiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial u flec tions bv the renulur use of Dr. Uoscheo's German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its earliest stages and heal (lie affected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the, dread discuso from tho system. Il is not a ciiro-nll. but it is a certain cure for noiurhs. colds and bronchial troubles. You can get Dr. G. G. Grenii'H reliable remedies at Tho Delta Drug Store. Get Green's Sneeial Alm,n i 1 x t"i -i-r-rar5cr.iT-;F.':T!-!rV Which Would You Rather Keep? V, 9! tj Your cough or the jo c-nts that t'.KKI'.N KAVliN COIV.II SYKl't' costs' V'liir rouj;h can le cured, .j (Irren Ksven Cough Jyriij works like nmuic, ; ... Green Kavon Cough Syrup ... i If you have not liiv l It, the itcl time you are siilh rlng with a rough, give it A trial and ee how utpiied von Mill lie. uvnn it ft nittv ... The Hillsboro hiarmm'V , SUMMONS. IN THK I'nl'NTV Col lif OK TIIC STATU F nllWinN Foil WASH ISHTON COI'MY. W, I'lmll.ieonihr, l'l:iinlill, Hairy l. It.md and Mary V. Itoiul,, IS'ft'llliUlttH, To Harry l. IIoimI and Vary V, lUunl. the above Uullll'ti ttet'elldalll,. lit Hie iiiiiiii of I be Silale nl OreiJiin, on iiu.l i in h ol yoii niu berebv eoiiimainlt d and leoiiiroil lo npHar in Hie aUivn kii titled I I'Uil, Iu I ho ahovf cnttil i'iiiim' on or U oi I he cxpiriilhiii of nu tM l, piililie.atioii nl OiU Mitiiiiiiiiix in llin lllllt Ibihi Argun, luolllili'lli'llig Willi lhe vi' of I'iO.i iiurv l, l! J, mid eiidnig llh tln U ueo Mart'h .V, !!'.!, and i lull j mt aiipc.ir mid meaner on in lloie MjiivIi ai, l'J, A tl'l you will I ill. i" mil itii Ih.il tl von lad i lo iippi'iir and auxuer iaid loiiiplalnl, Im wan' ihrirol, the pltuiiiilf villi lake jlldiMtn-nt iiuailiHt yoll H) thi niiiii of ? , il Ml,i lull',,".! llicn'oii Iiiiiii Heiileni. n'r.t, l-!Uil On' one nl 1! per. rent r atiotini, and lite i-onU and lih-hiM imeets il Hum ll. 1. 1. 1 1 1 . an I fur jitdgmi'lll Slid old , -r "I llie alwiM' t iililli'd I Amu fur tho salu il llie tollownn: .lt".i'ii.il real pniieM.V! lite South llaMnf Hut otiiliraxt tttntrv ler Sci liuu ;a, l . I, .s, n. n V Vll Sler.. iiiiliiinlUK neie. (ittiinte In Wmlilug- lon I'tMinly. t iit. I ins NUniitiniiN m w fvc.l iiifiniiHt ymi l.y nililh uiiiiit by onler of lh linn. I A. ChihI. t'otlnt V Jinlti of Va.ifiliittitli Co.. Ori ton, ii iide itud daliHl on I he nih day ol I oht iiiirv. We, ami lilelitmliir iv.ini. etl the pulilb-nliou thenof tin a week for sis foiiwiittrv will oueerwiivw week-i In lhe IIHUImiio Argus, mid that ymi are teitiitcd lo nppcitr actl mitiiver nil or litt loic Hie 'Jirth .lav of Mar. h. 1;C liitleil IhiK I cUinarv II, rmj. II, T. It AH IK V. W, l. SM ITII. Attorneys for l'l iliHHl, GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. NOTICI-: IS II KKKItV t.'IVKN TH T Hie llnilei -icntil, l.naldliili el I hp Ctlaln nl liny I'. V iliton nml I 'urn Mav WIImiu, liiiunrt, hv Milne nl an nider made nml eiiteii'.l nil Hie l.ih day of I'eiittiarv. Inrj, in lhe Cniiniy I tiitrl ol the Stale ol On a on, fur W.ittlihiginii Cniinty. in lite mailer ol Ihe l.iliirdlaii-hip ol Hie I latn of Hie -al l Idiy I". ilwm nml Cum May WiImiiii, 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 .1 -,. it 11 1 1 mil y 1 1 1 nml liien-e lug the tiiiil,irHi,:itiM in t."al put, lie am linn 1'nreie.li nil nf the real prnperly bent. inaili r ilc-erilH-d : Mnw, linn line, pur miaiil to rulil order I ft III 011 iMiday, tint elilday ol Marelt, !tr,, hi the Smiili iU.i nl Ihet'ourl llini-r 111 IlilUhnrn, Oregon, nl Hie hour ol loan , m. 1.1 sal. I day, noil all nl Hie lol.ilo,"dei.Tlliit real proper lying, beint; and "ililale in Washing. Ion County, I iregnii, lo-it ; An it n.l 1 v hie. I 12 li", Uilercl In lhe fob lowing Intel of land; UcKitiiitng ai the rt, K. corner of lhe N, W 1, id SiTlInn II. T 2 N I! I W Will, Mer.. and i iionhig thence North SO rutin, llieueo Hl N) roiln, IIihuch Nnrlli the it liter of tlie ml. I. Hi. rhanii' l nl Oaliy Creek, tlii'lic" Up I lie center of aid crnek lo il llitersfi'lioii with Hid line running North ami rattith through lhe center of mild Meet. II, llience H. to the tenlcr of Hitld Seel. (I, llmitce K. Kill rods In tin. pin,.,. f iicgiiininu, vitiiuiining Ki.iit ncrfit, at pnlilic aiiclioii to the hii'h.'.t hl l.h-i fr eiiMlt in hatnl nu I he day of -ado, Maid sale Mill he made nml anl (iroper. ty H.il'l Hulijcct to Conlii'iiiiilloii by tlie 'i mill. v Con nly of Hie Htiite ol oregim nr Washington Coinilv. Willies my Imml lliii 2llb tlav nl I'eb ruaiy, 1U02. IIKMiiN Pitt 1.1,1 'S, (luariliim of tho 1'ttatc of tiny i-', Wll-011 nml Cora Mav Wilmi, mninis, (ij:o. li, Itvu .kv, Altorney fur (loardinn. BRAIN FOOD NONSENSE. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most compe tent authorities. They have dis pelled tho silly notion that one kind of food is needed fur brain, another for muscles, and still an other fur bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of Ihn body, but it will Hiisfain every other part. Yet, however good your food may he, its nutri ment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia, You must preparo for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular ,loes of Green s August Flower, the favor ite iiiitlicitio of ihe healthy mil lions, A few dunes nitls digestion, stimulates the liver lo healthy no tion, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. Vou can get Dr. G. G, Green's reli able remedies ut The Oelta Drug Storo. Get Green's Special Alma nac, Administrator's Noticti. Notice is Iteriiliv L'iven thai T Hi.. ,i,i.l. Migned, huvn licen by the Coiinly cVnirt of im! i-n in ii 01 iirogon lor 'tVitshlngloii Conn i.v tuny iiiipoinlcd Administrator ,.f the 1 if V ' 1 '"'"W'l'.'h'cciisi'il Willi llie t.1.1 .a ,-iici .iiieou nruggcr, ni'i'imscd, au- miM'ii.miu iinvo duly iilalllii'il iih simli Adininislratnr Willi ihn will of said dn ceased annexed. All peisoiis having claims against salil astute nro liereliy rn qiil'cd o primcnl dm miiiiio to meat tlie Law Ollicc of W. N. Ilarrolt In lllllHhoro, Oregon, with lhe iironcr vouchnrs within six niolilhs from tliis 2lll h tlav of jlncem- 'l" Hi. l-'ltKI) ItOOl), Adminislnilor of llui Kslaln of .lucoli llniggcr, deceased, with Hie will of said Unccai'iiil 11 xnil n . ni ( in fi I ChAHA I AllClA W.UtnW. iiii.Miun iiuiiu, J. Northrop, ri'iipHeior. 1. Newly Furnished x and Renovated A first-class table and ' all accommodations -t;jt j for the coiivciiicttce i ' of guests, . " MHA - ri,NoT 11,0 t0 B,J'JH:ri,je fr ll'll I 11 I xfi i1' l"i 1 Tl-,. t ' tu r 1 t 1 p1 i. fcpki SIIFRII F'S SAt.F., j V'T1''K I-" HI'uKhV tilVKN iiur ! il lv vliliie ol mi eeeulliiii iiud mil ( oi and itiidei Hut kchI nl lhe I lit tot Court he Hale ,i Oregon, lor H a-him-lnii 1 Coinilv, 11 1 toll it jiiiliMiieitt duly dot kel ' 1 etl ut aid Court mi Hie '.'till, day of Jattu j tti y, I'HH, III favor "I T. W'. Spaikt. I ilahttlll and aitaim-l Man liUn. di lend. 1 not lor I tin xiiiii nl (.Hi. 1 1 Mini li.liir.i 1 then on iioin January tilh, I to nt lln 1 He ol 0 pi r ei iil pin aotini and Ihn 1 11 - liter niiiti .il i r s,'ti tt.lM nod ittiereiti ilu rp : 011 from January 1 .. t: m al Hie rale 1 I li 1 pereenl per iohiio innl Hie rtlt of and tiili Mini will; nr tt.llil of HiHIli lent : I'1i.imiiii ir'tt nr. i utile it i mhi itpon ami on Monday lhe 'Ul, dav nl Mnieli, I l:t. ai lliiiwnii'ihiiir ol iheCnuit Ibui i'. .lit H tlUlmi'tt.Ore., nl thelinuinl ttto'ilmlt j A. M. nl said .l.i V. I "III .'ll al piddle am loni, in lhe Itiidtettl bidder, lor tifli, j all nl Hie lollntl In,; ilexl'lllH-il relit pio ! periy, Ivhig, Itciio; and lliiiil In VA a-h-j iltiiloll t'nuiilv, Oienm, lllnl ih'. iil.til 11 i lull. ni", tti nil; I'ciiik all ol Hut nehl. ; tllle ami ln. i'l ol lhe d, feinhiitt M uv I IUiic, nl. In nod l,i lhi l.illnn Im; de ', Herilied iMiHioii of the A. W. Ilarl I'. I. V, ill T. I M. U. I . V III. Mer. l'll lilug at Hit unci i'l. rly hoiiiIim nl rn. lier ol Hie and 'lei ii tl I Ut tiiaid I in-, bv deed recrded al tiageSK nt Hunk "'." nt tlie reetiids ol deed for V-bliig.iii t'nuiilv. OiVjtoii mid rtiiiiilog tbenett Siiiiihia-li rly aloni? lhe tuitilhitt line of Mailt kind of mtlil III maid l.eii In lhe 'tiler nl Hie old I am 011 tonl lllenre tMtuUlttettleily uhllig the center (if hhiiI tti. t I Hilton lioad In Hie Vtel llofl nl I he bind nrli;ttinlly nulled by Mnhael Ken tieilyj Hteltt-tl Niirthei'ly lilting hltltt ttrHl line 10 lhe piaieel liegliiiimit, contain ! lug 1,1 at ret. iiinniiii lieet, n tali'ly nil of , lhe bern ii lutpire Iniiiietl -unit and Hits I ctsix nl ami upon mid v, ri ami nl !. Staid n.tle n ill lut inaile ttibji et In lit' lit-nqtint; itH per ttlalllte nt Orctmu. Witiu-H inv Inititl otttliiti ','tiili, day nt Ft btiiatv, I'tri .1. XV. HKWKl.t.. SheillV ef Wiiwhiiieitiii Cniuilv, Oii.ftiii, II. I. and lien, li, IVnjIcV, Alloineyi for Philliilir. SUMMONS. IN THK I'nl'NTV liH'hT op THK HTATK oK nltl'.iiuN KOIt WASH INtiTo.N COI N I'V. C. II. Waller. I'lalnlill.) I". v Harry II, I'.oiul, licfeinhiiil,) To II toy l. Ihmil, Hut iilmvf, iinined delitiidaiil: In Hie inline of I he Slale id Oiegoit, you are hereby loiitin imled ami rt-tiilie.l lo.ip nr 111 lhenh..ie inliileil Cotirl, in Hot itbot e eitlltleit eiimttt mi nr lielnie Hiit ey. piration nfms nrt'tyt' piihlicaliou nl Hilt xiiliiiiious in Hie IlilUlmin At!n, cm- uit'iieiiit! w Kli Hid I . I ,h,ii. pi, pur,', nml ending nil I, the ik.uii dated I Vb, V',', t!m2. ami Unit you appi nr and nimtter on or hr fort ihe'J'.ih dav nl Kehriiai y, Imr,'. ' And ymi til lakt! iioltiit that 11 yu f!(i o In appear ami aiiHner sahl cmiiphitiil, for wind tliert ot, the philoliil mil take iitl.'iiient ngaiimt you for Hte -11111 i l t '.'11 wlllt intercut Iheritttn from .lanna IV I.I, I'AtJ, nt Hie late t,rs per eenl pet all iiiiiii, nml tlie .h and illslnn'-euienl t of IhU 11. linn nml lor jtidiMU'iit and nrdiirnt' the abnvti eiil tiled I uni t for lint wile nf Hie fnlltittliig ilefterllut! ifnl pinpeit The Hoiilb Half ol lhe Html ttt-tt'it quill', ter, Mi-eiiiiii ;i;l, T. 1 h, U. :i Vt, S il, Mei. conlaiiiinc mi acii'-, hiluaie in Wii -biug-loii Count v, Oreiom, Thin siiiMUiiiu Is served ngttllnt 5011 by piibllcnlloii by nnleriif Hi lli.tionible I.. A. liooil, County .liidim of Wit-lnnelon Coiinly, Oregon, imide and ilaletl on the liilb day of Jaiuiaiy, fur;, ami vtbh It or tier ritpilrcd llie puhlli alioM llieiisil unci, A Work lor si y cmitet nl tve ami sneeesdt e W oi ks in lhe I hi W.i. 10 Argus nml that you arc repined In appear and answer rlielont Hie i-7i, ,iaV of i.'ei.riiury, l'M. ' lalil this .Iniimirv Id, I'Krj II. T. HAtll.KY, W. 1 1, HM ITII, ' Atlm-iicy for I'liiinliiV, SUMMONS. In tlie tJIrciillConrl of Hie Mlale of Oru goii lor Wii'liinglou Coiinly. .lennelle llmllcy, I'laiulill, I vs. v Frederick A. llmllcy, Ii'fendiiiil, IN Til K NAMK OK I II M Si' A 'I K o' Or-coii, you 11111 liereliy onllliill Ihal III" I'laiulill herciii has itle.t a Coinpliiinl HHitinsI you In Ihn iilsive entitled Court and cause, nml you me luiieby teitiiietl to iippeiirand amovtir mild Coiiiplatul 1111 or bcl'ire Hie tail tlav of I tut I11111 prcsi'iibed by order of publication hereof. Id it: On or lieloiii Hie Hi dav of March, lim.'; ymi are I'lirHier noHlicd thai If you lad In up pear ami answer Hieromplalnt herein or ta plead I herein, lh. 1 I'lalnlill' Mill omisn your default to im entered ami will upplv to Hie Ciittrl nliove iiieiilloneil fur Hut re lief prayed 1'oS. in llui complaint her,. in itial is In say, I'or n decree forever ihsoy lug Hoi biuiils of matrimony that may be existing between I'laiulill ami tleleuilant herein, and for such other relief as to the Coin l may seem meet ami just, Tim diiln of Hie (list piibliciillon of HiIh siiiihiioiim Is Kcliruary ll, I!KI2, and lhe lust putilh a Ihm llini't'ol', Mareli2l), IlKf.!, ami saitl sum 111011H shall be piiblislietl on llui said Thursday of each week for a period ol six weeks between said dales, Tills nuiiiiiioiis Is published by ui'iliii of Hon. Thomas A. MolSiido,, Indue of said Court,, ininle In so Id Court anil cause and dated r'ehi'imrir (I, Willi . HC1I N AI'.Hl, A HC1I NA lll'lh, Attorney;' for I'laiulill', l'orl,iind.tii'ifoii rcasurtr's jltiill'BMH; V-Hi.;wt. .,..."Mn ,t ,rfr.r' f, , ,.f i'M.i 'W'lt'aooTvlln'i,'rf- ter .Ian. Vll, ItKri. Inlcnwl, will onnsn itfi. tlllli , ,. a ..s Tir.nT tui nt . . -. ...... ..... . . '1..