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HILLSBORO AitxiUS, APRIL 3, M02.
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KuUrod kl lh Post-ofte tt Hillsboro,
Urafua, u SaooDii sIm Mail nuttier.
LUCIUS A. LOIQ. EDITOR.
Countj Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
BubmrfpUow Oft Dollar Mr Annum
SU Moatha, M eta; Tare Months, S5 cU.
Ofd to fold Maaa-HcUllttm. Be
Here la the BlaeUllic Standard.
Dear Maiey Bean Debased Property,
ad Profitless Aaericaa ProdacL Oar
Caaaeqaeat lau ia aar Creditors' Gaia,
Ha a bsc far Uarcas A. Haaaa
HANNA KOR PRESIDENT.
Hanna out for praaidant, and
bis friend will make a try for his
nomination. This move has no
particular significance. It does
not at all mean that Mr. Roosevelt
ia opposed by the corporation influ
ncaa of the nation not at all. It
simply means that Mr. Hanna is
recognized as the ideal candidate
for the position, reasoning from a
republican standpoint. Many
things that necessarily muet be
made clear to the executive, should
Roosevelt again be made president,
need be untouched if Hanna were
the man. Hanna is the real exec
utive brains of the party as it now
controls the destiny of the country.
He is a commercialiat who makes a
success out of politics and commer
cialism. He controls vast interests,
and he is persona grata with the
big and powerful corporations, be
cause his interest is their interest.
Hanna could be as easily elected
as Roosevelt. It is a matter only
of nomination. That Hanna would
be a diplomat in the presidential
chair, goes without saying, and
that ha could manipulate smoothly,
without injuring or fraying his con
science, ia another patent proposi
tion. Hauna is the ideal candi
date. Let him be the president
rather than the go-between. He
can carry the New England states
and the middle west if money
counts for aught in the campaign.
Aa an election is improbable for his
ticket without the use of large sums
of money, expended by Hanna and
his business interest colleagues, it
would be consistency to put him
up. Hanna is no mean campaigner.
He is a past master in the art of
politics. Let his party put him up
and do away with subterfuge.
his "agents' " plans, no matter
how much he objects to them, nor
instruct his agents what to do
henever he sees fit, nor discharge
said agenta when they refuse to
carry out hU order; queer princi
pal who has to obey the command
of his "agents," instead of giving
them order. Ex.
In going over the famous "Shas
ta Route" of the Southern Pacific
Co . the traveler ever finds some
thing new to excite his admiration
and interest. Starting at Portland,
one traverses the whole leneUi of
the Willamette Valley, the gem of
the .Northwest. Mt. Hood, Mt.
Jefferson, and the Three Sisters and
other snow-capped peaks are kept
in sight for hours. Tho beautiful
valleys of the I inpo.ua and Rogue
rivers, with their orchards of
prunes, peaches, apples, and other
fruits are a delight lti themselves.
The crossing of the great mountain
barrier between Oregon ami Cali
fornia reveals the grandest moun
tain scenery in the 1'nited States.
The wonderful turnings, twisting,
and doublings of the railroad bring
into view a grand array of tower
ing mountains and profound gorgts
into which we gaze from utszy
heights, forest clad mountain elopes
stretching up to the line of perpet
ual snow, and the foaming moun
tain streams dashing fiercely down
deep canyons, now and then stop
ping for a short rest in some imiet
pool. After a day's enjoyment of
old Mt. Shasta, the finest peak on
the continent, we drop rapidly
down the canyon of 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 literature address
R. B. Miller, 0. P. A , S. P. Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
IN
Old-time republicans of ability
must take a back seat in Oregon
Those who foi years have followed
the party organisation are not good
enough to honor with a guberna-
tonal nomination. Instead, a new
proselyte is taken up to head the
staU ticket. Mr. Furnish is a gold
-democrat, and left the democratic
party in 1896, when Mr. Bryan was
nominated. He ia a banker by
profession, and a politician by nat
ural bent. Twice he was made
sheriff by the Umatilla county
democrats. When that party had
no more honors for the gentleman,
be hied himself into the republican
ranks, first as decry, and then as
wedge duck. He will know he has
been in a race before he has finish
ed the campaign.
BK XOVK OWN GUARDIAN.
Is aelf-government right? If so,
the referendum and initiative fol
low.
Direct legialation means (imply
an actual instead of a mere theoret
w aovereignty of the people. We
are governed today, not by a dem
ocracy, but by an elective aristoc
racy holding for a term. The peo
pie are sovereign only at the
moment of election the men they
elect become their masters for one,
two, four, six years, as the case
may be. Self-government is one
thiej the choosing of the men
wbor to govern you is a different
iiuML a a uuuu may cnoose its
IsnarCJiLB slave might be given a
voice j Vectfon f his master
. jand I Sbaolutely subject to his
iAniiw It i
r sailer me cnnip.it
I -ww "V1V
'ower will be used in the
of its possessor. If the
power of government is to be used
in the Interests of the people they
must have continuous and effective
'posseion of the government. We
1 our, legislators "agents" and
he people their "principal" queer
Strata who Can give away their
jprixil'i property despite his
- tzl are not responsible to
Will Start With Four Prac
tice Games.
THE SEASON'S SCHEDULE MADE.
Diameud-Ws Expect to Win the State
League Penant.
The Oregon State League will open
the baseball season May 4. Prior
to this there will be a few games
here at Hillsboro, the schedule of
which is: ,
Apiil 6 Ramblers v Diamond W
Hillsboro.
April 13 Fidelity v Diamaiid W
Hillsboro.
April 20 Oregon City v Diamond
W, Oregon City.
April 27 West End v Diami nd
W, Hillsboro.
The League schedule of the sea
son, as outlined by the managers,
is:
May 4-Diamond W v Upchurch
at Portland, Moiiogram v Ongon
City, Oregon City.
May 11 Monogram v Oregon
City, Portland. Upchurch v Dm
moud W, Hillsboro.
May 18 Monogram v Diamond
W, Hillsboro. Ujtchuich v Oiegon
City, Oregon City.
May 25 Monogram v Oregon
City, Oregon City. Upchurch i
Diamond W, HillbOoro.
June 1 Monogram v Diamond W
Hillsboro. Unchurch v Oregon
City, Oregon City.
June 8 Upchurch v Diamond W,
Hillsboro. Monogram v Oregon
City, Oregon City.
June 15 Upchurch v Monogram,
Portland. Diamond W v Oregon
City, Oregon City.
June 22 -Upchurch v Oregon
City, Portland. Monogram v Dia
mond W, Hillsboro.
June 29 Monogram v Diamond
W, Portland. Upchurch v Oregon
City, Oregon City.
The Diamond W team will ccntin
ue playing according to this shedule:
July 4 Diamond W v
Hillsboro.
July b-Fidilty v Diamond V,
Hillsboro.
July 13 Rambler v Diamond W,
Hillsboro,
July 20 West End v Diamond W,
Hillsboro.
July 27 Upchureh v Diamond W.
1X111... 1
miiaouru.
Cowa For Sale.
Interests
f vrSrj their term of service;
i ; J thtt cxnBot veto
Fresh milk cows, graded Jerseys;
also some heifers, soon fresh, for
sal?. C A. Hanley,
Hillsboro, Ore,
Notice to the Public.
Those knowing themselves indebt
ed to the undersigned will kindly
call in and make their annual
settlement.
Dr. S. T. Linklatek,
Hillsboro, Or., Dec. 12, 1901.
rv
VI) II
SHOULD KNOW
About a Suit
loot a suit, ta'nt
is ttioi-t com
now, M.ir of
the ,'.!u-ivo patterns..
You can ttimiminuto be
tween th umd niul
l ad. oti dioihd expect ;
iua)iiy ami t: t it. This. -tj
I ;r ., 1 , -r i m'! to sx
wr ' -ini p.'u t'.ir in
C VSP .lr.i.-:ralH.ut
;V ii -' '
i . uient hi.-h 1 1
W-l i (
, .11. 1 ' i ! . K. N. &
. f Y y ' r . H tfa V n
Iff . .Brrvk-'-v1
1 Cromwell
Don't
Neglect
Couffhs !
Nature might cure your oi.ti-li
without aid, but. y,u can't uf
l'id t cbaiico it. A rough, if
left to cure itself, is i-lny
tl eM ,,v''ri',,1, t best, and there is
C upi to le some weakness eit
ti. make tilt' next ion;h
coino
easier.
cur ctottnog. I l;est thincs i vj
Imtke onr tora the center-I bi is nature' h,mi nit,,.,! Ii &
iMTlic Delta Cousili Svnip.;!i
I
ill
(ii
1 riT 1 1 1 t t 1
what t!uy I i
r;
n ho urei
overv tr-r
ars this IuIk-1
F. Co.
makes tbo cure easy
Ihuroiigh. It is
iuiok and M:
iierfectlv ?
harmless, and is eiiia!lv gm V
for younj: and v). It d..u"t
pay to trillo with coughs when ,
reiin'tlv like ',i
Which Would You Rather Keep?
Yotit vmi(:lt or Ihr fct eenu Unit C.l' lil.N KAVHN
OH V.I I SYKI'I' etwlK' Yoiil nnmli rail In- eniril.
t'.inn Unvin l'tii:ti Symp wiiiku lite iinile,
... Green Raven Coupji Syrup ...
II you liiive not Irir'l il, the nrl lone von me millriing
with n eoiij'h, )ive il n liinl ami see Imw miininri y oil
will he.
N v.tt h n a iv
... The Hillsboro Piiiiniiiicv ...
rr:.lpt -KPiM-Xt.-irt.ra-Ts.Yia'rlrl rtr-XtJ i J U n r l ,1 t CWi
you ran buv
this, Piieti;'"
mid $ I.IU
a
cent.",
'it' I'ellt'- i
SIItiKIFI-'S SALE.
Il Y
VlUtt'i: uf , ATI'i lItl:sr
uil-ni lisin-l mil ill II. o Ciniiitv i'..ini
u.s , limit o, M )(t . l nio'Sioi'o
Il titll.inna lti,' - ' w 1 "V il. al.., Il,,v ,tn, a,::,int II, t'1,,,1
,i . if '.. . ivaa i ' i, 1 ' I . ...
ni -m t. main .t . jiiiishoro 1
mat a
Hiivv ab'iut elufh
has the K. JC,
up if lvle ami
workmanship, and is ctiar
antenl by ibo makers - ns
welt as by us.
SHKRIFF'S SALF.
IS vi. liui nf an evivuhmi, .livn'i. ,.... nr
toi' iiI'mIh iNK.tcl nut nl Uii( 'iiv.tn t
.il llie Slat,, nl tt.VL..i, i,,,. W'.v.l.mft.iti
Comity, in favnrul riillr.i:. I', 1 1. x,.m iiail
..H..I..X ,.,,, nn. ,m- .,, .. ran,,,., ,. Hi,. , l,,i.,,i,t
p Before the Eyes of the World
we paint the merits of the " Sole of Honor,"
Sell' "Royal Blue" S3.50 Shoe.
In the shoe is the best of work and leather
and "back of it" ia the name of Selz.
Selz means perfection and stands for satis
faction. In all such kinds and styles Cbbs' Cf
and leathers as are right
at one price, ...... tJr '
Sell. Schwib & Co., Chlcin, ISt )rf nl mtnitlactururt ol good
nhiieii la lb wall J. mtke lliti good tar men.
We sell the fiuuons Drew-Selhy shoes for Ladies, f:..ji.
$:!. ami $' full Stock of (liihlreir.s shoe-.
H. Wehnmg & Sons,
Hillsboro, h Oregon,
l'HOTi) of i-oiTis" r.m xriiMi'.
Sinn ol K.I.I'J . S.,,1,1 , ,i, w.ili IMl,.,...
uii'i'i-oiiai iih ralt'i.1 li iht t-rnt .-- un.
nam r.nin (hi-till. ,l,iv nl April, I !, m. i
r,.r ilii't-,itsi ml ,.v'.n-,,,, .,1 ',( ,;
tii, h i il; ;
Now . 1 !(( .., l.y v ill niul in piiin i
niii-tml s.oil .i.itluittt nl. .let-r n l ,.i-.(,-r :
.! sal,., .a, on M ,;,v, il,.. in, .I n rt
April, luj, at lit.. ..,)'( It .In. .- , 'il,,,
'ii.it House In IhtlslKtrtt, Waslitituiou !
I t'll nl y, Ol i-Kini, in tli limn- ,.l o I, ;
A, M . of i-at( ilay, wil pnhlit- nt-t t j. nt '
In tilt li!'lie-l I.;. I, I, a tor ,-,.-li, U,e ..l,.. !
nu iloi'iilu'il rent pioi. ly. ,i n; (
Hfttiiuitni; ul a puiitt hI.ii-Ii h tva. ln-,1 i
hy rui.eiiiB li-oin iim .omrer scition t- r i
m-r (Mi id.- l;,nt lim- nl so, Hon 1.1, Town-i
t.ii t Stnitli liimiMil W.si, So ml. ; ,i
ene7 iiiiiuitii Vs '.' .ai! t-li,iin im, i
North .s; ilr;;i, o ,;n minui,,, y, ,
i l.iti In li(. S,.iili.v..Ht .-oriii-r of Ihi.l
Intrt in In- .I. -..-rti nl Hint,!. Nnrili .; .1,.. ,:
UrvesStihiiiiiit,., ,".( ll.r.'.-i.uiiM i,.i..,i; ;
tin-nit S.niHi ;UI ii.,',.i..,.t M M.ii.Hi,., -;,m i
- t'liaini U it osi Hum. t-s.. inn i s ilo i
prtin ;. iiiimtit , v,.t hm; vUmm t an ':
iron is.ri.er; Mu m .- s-nclt ,i,i -J cliani .; ';
linap t, Fiw; -.1. v , t.i,.(, 's.. rill -j
'It-Kris. i:at tiU'lrlmins hi Hi,, plan- .,( i
lM-Kiiniii!(, eui.taiiiliiK aUlt aeren all Min-j
ai in W'lisl.liigtoii County, i ir-icti, lo!""
Hali.tiy ttio lirie'iilii-fori- iiiiinc.l un"n ami j "lisn
loi' tlin e, sin an, f iii-in-s ..f si.l.t ti,i,.. lir
S,ii,l prnpi rly vtill lm,,il iil..-,.( t,, i, Imrioi.
'loinplioli at r .-l.'i'nle of trn.pii, j I
U'illlt'sn ill lilllul lltislill, ,l,v .,1 Vlitr,.!. i ilifOHM
I'HA J. w.skw i;i.
Slifrttl uf Washington t'uin.tv. t'roi;"n.
He... U. Hacloy, Attorney for I'l iintlil.
inn I' , P. .etnilson. ilfioiiilai.t'i. l..r If
Mini of s.o.i ,.,,i, !,,( ,,,. M, in.ti,,.,.
on., ol :'ll.en I , s. ,.,l i-,,in, ttiili I..I,,.-.
v t ll.fis'on ai ,ii i n., otn ,,, ,,.,i f mi
iiiiiii Iron. (In. til. tl.ty of 1 .its Ii, mj.nii.l
for III.' I'O .Itilllll fV,ti,HI ol fl.lr i. ii, I of
s:iil ttril; Sim, lin t, t.ire, liy l.lm- an. I
in puis, lamo ti -.iti.l pi.ltjnioiit, I it. II. on
Aloiniay, II. . IUIiiiIhv i April, pii-;.. nl
iln- -...uili tl.u.r of tin- Von it (.on..,, m ii.tis.
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Shoit Line
union Pacific
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llio t-oits anit opi-iti-t-s oi ..ni. I il,.
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ilioiila,n as pt-r sl iiolo tl till
S itii.-HS my n. in. I (In, i, ih ,1 ,'y ,, I,h Ii
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J. W. Si.U III..
Miolillol V.il. ini;toit I'tiiiiity. tin-,-:. hi,
'O il. IS, IS.Vi:t.l-;V,
AUorni.v or 1'lniniiils
I Tlie tl. II. & N. l .
lilies Ilie t'lmiit' .'f
Thrco
Trains
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AttminUtrator'a NotiC'
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Ii.it l.y I l.t IVuntv l uiiii ,,i',tli
of Ut.;,m lot Hit. foimtt ,, S ,v,.
lioiios-
pi in tip,
j l'heO. U. tt N.Cti, in fninteetiuit
;ilh the I li CjiiMi Short l,ine niul
" I "nidlt i'aetlie, uilof Hit' fn.ett her
! viee ami TtHt.-kt ttnie to Hall I, tike,
M'eiiver, KiiitBaM City: (liiiaha, S,
i 1'itul, St. laiitifi, t'hieaKii, aiol nil
Minl ea:it. Thren ItaiiiH il.iily
i from I'ortl iii.I, with rliuiee of nniov
MliU'oreiit routeN. r.ihu o niul lour
hi itli-i'iii'rc, hhrary, iliuini a ml
: I'h.iir I'titH on all trains,
j Vriti A I,. I rnij;, C. 1', A., O.
j It. tt N. Co., I'lnihiinl, llie;.Mi, fur
! narticular.
Iii'tat tli.lv atiiM.ltiti it
of the i niatf of Ma. II. .
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tl n.-li itiliiiii.isirator. Hi,'.
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Atlininistralrtx't Notice,
Nolit'e in hfti.tiy jfivi'ii Unit t, tin- iiniltT
sianttl, laivt tus ii dy tin- I'oiinty I'oint. ol
tlie Staittof (irt isoii for '.Viisiittu'ton r,,nn
ly .Inly iip.otnti-,l Ailininlstrnii ls of (Ii,.
'-t.iH- of William I-, tim o ., tit t-i-oso. ! .
ami l.atn iltiiy .iiali!iini n, sit i
Aiin.lnislriitrlv. All ii.-rtiim liavin-i
M-.Sil lns in;;iiti-N sniii r.-ttilln art. ilortSiy to.
iittli'.'.l to l-ro-rtll lilt- H.lIIIOilt tlit:rt'si
j (li-nrc of tin- !in!lr.-H'.!ir,l, at t'o.i.o- Mill,
tM.'Uois, ib Hit .ri..er vomi.'.i't i tttthii.
iv in ontlis lioni iiii .'nil, il,,, ,,f M.tn li,
MAIiV I, v I NS.
j Ailiuliiis-.itttrix of (ln KMnle of Wil-
j ham 1'. ilHt-iiH, ili'i-iia-to,),
V. i. Hare, Alinrin'v for A. on" x.
ot meaia .m.i ' t Noo.ns'i- sv 111 pti.t-nt
j lln-m to inn, n, -, ,. !,. ; j ;
llat'ley. " till it ... Hu-rt-lt. nl ' I
tin-lit-tt itliti. siv nnoil " . i ,1 nt liurto 1 '
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Atltitiiii.-tlrtii.tr .f ll,e f.st,,i of Nl.tiihn , , . . .
S.. ii. fr, .l.-...i.s.i,. : niaiiiiia iniii iinw ul the lint Wiie a vn
U .t.-.l t HilUlH.ro. Un liTlli .lay ofil'iilatit.t) of IHI.IIIH1 enlii.-H, a lei'tn.t
H;'a.'H,wu'y, Atlomoy ,, ,l Ks.ale, I V'"U'My ,,rVrr 'll-l i the I.M.t.y f
Amrtu-ati j.rriti,!!. ! Iitrialttte. 'j'tlr
i Mr. I'ir.Miii'H riiMi,i
Notice to Certificate Hoi. lets.
I TreHsurn' Notice.
I All foititiv Witrrant.t of W'a-liinjrton
t niinty, in.yon, einlorsi-il ' a, a
for want of Intnls,' i,il nil
iliawn, not eiul.trsisl, an- ttue aint pavulilo
alter Atn il 1, l ieu'. Inltiriwt h ill cawalti i
that ii'ite,
uouou'ii t iiAXHAi.i.,
Mart li 'JT, ItHW. County Treaauror.
TRESPASS AGREEMENT.
i .-Hie I- ln-i. ' jiivrll Hi;il enMliiMlf
j iioPli rmifH,,. liiiii.y limn, h, I. plot- ami
jriestflil l.a..of l-.v. linn,;.., No, ', ,,,,
MOt-M.-.l ami iioltii.-.l to pri-snut i-orlli.
i . ,i'i - itiilstniutliit: lo the I'.M-lniiiMo nl IH.
t'oini ty nriif Hilley, l,y April II. pta.: lor
I ; i,t infill. I. rliit. iiif ma pn snnli-.l l.y
i inn ilnte tt ill ln ciiisiil.-nsl H.inii!!.-,
1 "'I 'Kli:i; .,. HA Mil-:.
J .1 t. I'ltn m i r, I'mntilnnt,
uiy,ioirj iMtoilnl Hilli-y, lirf,, M.iri'li pty.
w arnii'ls
Noill'i; OF SHERIFF'S SALE
)i'
HiiiiiiraHi-le.l ;towl!t of tint ..-.jH-i ilrnt
ntltliittn lltat tllrti- i-t I, in in in (lif. lru,..
litiper liehl fin n iitiit.inai iar .It voletl
jtollic tli.eiiMioti of (i littt:.!, r itttumii-,
; mnl Boeiat .roli!nn. To tin- e..lntnit ol
The C'tnnmiirr Mr l'.ry,tn ismiulniirs
lot hint i Hints; ne.l trt i, w ,, t,,it
ti .tl rvi n! as iin y aiisc It. mi l.n.r In
; timeenit nut fail to ini.-t,-.,! tit,rt,.
stmly llliin- ,li. lii,,4.
I The ciiititnt.net ' tfi;tilar tn.iifttitititt
spiite ia $t.m, ..-r y,r We have t
J innxi'tl with Mt, Hiytm wtiru-l.v r c(
Mnrnistt hit ptper ami 'flip Airn , ti
j vatiee tnilw.-ttpltt.it, to,.,.!!,,.! m tmr vr.
Tl t V 'i t
j no aituvt; runup weigneit over Ml pi ntnlr,
John Loftis, of i.lciifNio 'I'lio I wo foot
ami
Htiuare
Kivtn a eorreet idea of th iinimriiolli vouetuhh
Thia cut ailorim lli-title j.t,n of
Bcriptive hook, now on tho pn-FH
waH rui.-ed i.y
in the jilioto
'f inoiiurtioiiH.
the Vnsliiti'lon ontiiitv ile-
new wall inper?, just roceived
not bo excelled thin hpJo of
land.
can-r "rove
Port- i Henjaitii.it
Atirlerson to Svtvwttr
11
Prices rutiiie from lc iter
roll up If you Hro t'oing to paper
your rooms uhh pprmi.', call nnl
look over hia etock, which ih frettlt
from tint factory. Ilrina in vour
old chairs, loungt, etthe, in fact
any kind of furniture, and trade
them for new onen. Do not throw
them away. They are worth some-1 H IfentWvel at to Man cite Lntur-
thing. Give him your urdere and ?L', IT: 3 tyyu'
Vanioni j,t hik 3 HillsbJio
Slary Kt iletinaii atnl hit-,lianil to
Hans Rastmisyti ai.50 a sec Vi I
I n r 2 k
urtcc VVitnoil ct ux to Jacoi
tvenz it,r a dec 27 t z ti r 5 w. . .
Mane-lit Lanjiley to Joins II Fields
Itjb'k 1 Kaylor's add Forest
llrovc . '
1 62
;oo
800
.Wo
U'e, the undersigned property owners in
vicinity uf lleavenli.iii ptetanct, in Waslt
ttiton County, Ori-Kim, -lorneli nyvt-rnt-ly
ami j'inlly hind oitmelve ttj.;i llu-r
for the- purpose nf prevtatliitj- tre.lpa-.sini;
and hunling upon our ptftttist-s, it ml
tlt.it in order to prevent sued iinlavt fnl
trespassing, c atree with each otln-r to
arrest and prosreiite any t-rsoii or tiet
siftis so Itcsprtssitit- upon m)r pr.-ntisfs,
nttd it i;i understood that we tntike tilts
pledjje and bind ourselves for the pur
pose of .roti-ctiiig t,e Krone in t'lir said
preeint't in and out of w,-i;on:
C Kin i O Miirrnv W J tlnrnei
M 1, Owetn J Iaisli W Kiitt; -M
SltaekUrford T .Seppiuan A Vandehry
A Ileinard J Ii Sullivan J MeCalk-n
W J Ilutner J J Wintn-r J Maravee
F Uernard J Croeni 1' U trretlt "
I) Kytoi J lronside.M II Slottiiitauer
V, J i liotniiH (. II Keevea LAVnll.tr
v C.rnf A llarantt
A tiroiieii C U Zeihe
1' .Savior R II Walker
O 1'' Crouei M C Smith
.-.Hllilllier 51 T Kainn.ia
- A I lowed
T M Howell
( N TIujiiibs
M S Howell
W V Howell
J J Frickctt
W Thurston
M S I'.arnes
I) C llurloii
W ISoy
(J Olson
j Miese
J A Vandelicy
W F 'J'honmt)
. .1 .S 1(1 AV I, t tl 'I 'II, , .1
I IsMtteil mil of tin. Clivnit Cotnt ofi I lie ifj'.nlii m.l.M-rtplit t
!:oi,ri."oV 'i', "vii:""- !i:r ,w,",ll''l- j pi ice of thetwoptipftattl,,,,,!,,,,,!!,-,
!.;:;o.i,;"a;!;i'd,.n';:f i-jjz:- i "r f
r.-inloi.-.l in ss.l.l I ., rt on Maivti Z; m4 , ., ,,.
....in- i-i.-.i o. . in- 1 11 tint nts .llniii"ier '
M-rm ily i'oin,any. Ipoiln,!, plnit.liir ,
Mt-pl.en liulnoilH, i,., i!,,.,,,,,a t,,J
ilo: J.-i V.. :r'tltty niul I iionnts I'.tail- j '
'..;' -."-'in 11; toil-nil- 0 Hint jVloll.o; lift IHlltl l'Oltl,ll. i.
''', "! 7 .,11 o; .miry 111110 liooniH littnrtt 11st 1 , ,1. Tl,.,
oi.Kounii- , so,..
mil
I lla
In-
1 iiniiiiiti .i liitt-i-rM,
i i-tiar t iin.t vv . 1 s,,.,.,, ,..,11 ......
li.e-Liti-.d. ami Alotio Imo..,,) nit-l vV, II
l.i'harifll, as e.M-ail.irn of t(. Pt ,
an. I liilaniiiiil of Klt-pln'o IJi. luir.ls, ,,..
ei-asn.1; K. rtiott ii.'m. p;ivin I,'lt.it,ls
! Noplii'iif. J'-SMio Mcplitimi, l.illn'
Me. .etm 'raiK. hot.rrt. .Smplu-ns, i;,,lai,,
ltr.nl t.y, Harvny lirad l,.y, A Una I! Unit.
eiM , Mary ,1. Itoifert., Joint ,H, I!,,,,,,,-,,
IrrdJ. tt.irf.-i-M. '11. , VI. t,, ' i '
S.,r,.l. If .... - .. .. -
ll,,KtI, 1. 1111 11, 1;,
. inn-,,, i.i.i.ik, .itiior.'il A. loit-nts
t-i. 11. ....irerN, n , 11
R Nelson
m Weston'
W Harvey
,S Kntil.
V K Vaisley
L H tStaliVr
C Boy
A Reynold
V. 1 Moore
M (1 Keeveii
H I! Reeves
M Haskell
C K Haskell
V Kchrli
W Kerrnn
V lla.ly
L IV Iloy
C Ilickeihier
save from 10 lo 20 per cetit.
Dead Letters.
FURNITURE.
K. L. McCormick, Second elreet.
three doors south of post office,
IlillaLoro. ia the place to buv any
thing ia (he furniture line, His
flie followiitL' is Hie list of Ic-Uers re-
liiaininL' in the Ilillshoio nost nlfire mi.
claimed: --,
Miss Malindu Bowen
AH letter! not called for hy April 15
1902 will be sent to the dead letter office
One cent will be charged on each letter
called for.
R. Waogknkr, 1'. M,
Real Estate Transfers.
Ceo H Ikis ,,t 1 t KH.abcth
Cnlz-.i.i! her lot 2o I'eachvale.-.
T I Ujll lu.oinan tt ux'to W V Wi
ley mnl John Jjeniiis 26.63 acres
Joseph Tapper die
Thomas ManKuen ct nx to Martin
Ii Kimlig 2 a near Dilli-y,
'iFliabeth .Slime to W A Ilttltl
"""--4'siia.4.acliftry die
- K. Atliiins et tlx to (Vroner &
Rowell Bros tract in sec 15 t 2 s
r 1 w ,
Christian Codskesen et u.i to J C
Oii-shirt Its 16, 17, 20, 21, 22 and
23 Wheeler's sub -division ,
William Stephenson et ttx to John
Srdiwidt 4f-t' a sec 7 t 2 s r a W
and other land
500
Lois O MacMahon lo Maticlie
Lanyley lot I hlk 1 Waylor'n ad
Forest Grovs ,
Mint K Peters to A him Peters
roadway. ,
A lliiititatt, assit-nee, lo Ambrose
I'orler w It 3 Idle 10. Forest
$12.
2O0
15"
tSoo
1 000
2500
J II Kallerniun W C Walters M K Reeves
P Jaelitu J KulliiiK FKlott
L K .Mtiite F Peterson
(V Ikss C I'.oy
W Hildebntnd C II Fry
M Kassebatini J Wtismer
C Scltindler A Hansen
J T Croeni J liereth
W II Young UStolder'
II J Valentine J Oerber
Salmon Eggs
F Morit,
J A White
J 1'etersou
J C Wilson
N u I in en
J f,i V'ouiiK
U Wells
A W Ktehn
Hunt, II. A. Ball will hoh) over
5 j for two yenrn. tinder (lio law pasncd
two years jtgo. .
Noiv in tho lime to Btihucriho for
Tho Argun,
For (win, nt J. D. RoMtltiir's, Kirnt
street, nod Bapelino, throo ItloekR
north of railroad depot.
. PROHIBITION. CONVENTION.
The Washington Cnuiily J'rohihi
tiou (Jonventinn will ho ho!tl in
IlilMjoro, at tho court hotiHe. on
Wednesday, Apiil !), V.W2, at 10 a,
m. A lull COllfltV tiekct. will In,
placed in tho liiihl, Kvery prolii
liilioitirit ih urged to attend. Tiro
faniotiH Meneley qiuirtotto will ho
in attendunoe and furnish mut-ic
for 'thfl convnnlion. . Ktiito Hecre
tury 15. (). Miller, of Portland,
writos that ho in planning to be
I'H-nit. , (Joiiiinilfef-,
P.iiy your clears nml tobiir.no at
If. A. l'almor'r). '
'Kill", If.
Iloln
I'.l-llltl'lllll I,- .'!!.., 1
llnlutrtnll, Miirt.,,r, t I ..Intnell, Vniii;!in
...i-i ion. tt.-tii-v iieiuiri-n, iinli.n.l
hiiI". I (till, nt ti!oY!,i,.c in the forenoon
on tlu-ih ,i,y f April, m, m (m -,,,
i oot-01 Ih.. Coniiiy conrl. llotit., In Hie
,,, noisi.oro, . ifntrotl, Nl-M ,t pnl, t!
aiietion lo flte ltiltiKt l.tdilnr for ciihI. in
hand, Kiilijnel l i-edoiniii Ion, H,ti prein-Im-h
in wtltl lim it-.! ol' fon-rloHiirt' .
si-iihed, hrititf ttiiiialn In ViiHhlni.n
I on nly, Nl ale of OiVf-011, to-nili
A part, of Ihn ilonalion hind ,.i,n, f
.lauioN Datlett, in Heelion 'J'wenty.iilx (2(i)
l'onshlpOn,.(n Hoitth of Itjtni,. Olio tit
vtimr 01 tin. Willametln Meridian, ,
dt-.Hiii-ilit.il mi IoIIiiwh:
'onitneneinirat a point on the North
liouiulary of Haiti claim ft.lCI uIiiiImh West
ol the 'icilt etist. eorner of Haid elaiii.
thein-a, i-iinninir Hoittli lll,(i;l ,,mjH ,,,
I10H lit the pitlill,. road loading o 1',,,-t.
k 1 ,W!!y '"' (lll'''l"" Hcinei lllene.)
North il(.fff...-H MttNt 7.0(1 elinin, ulont;
wiitl road to whero it efoandit tint Kiitt
boundary of Haiti ). ,, v., ,,m(, nnilli
n oiiK lhu Liwt Hi,,, of HUi, Wn) ,M
e lahiM to the Hnittli-nat eonicr ol mtlil
e aim; tlinnrti Weal, iiloi.K the Konlh line
V . , e'to in to uit) ixortitweHt eorin.ror
I t-iaiiy n Land Claim, thence North 11.1H
....... .n, . line,, tt -UNliTiy It 1 H I If . 0-..fi,
City road nun (1) rod; thnnoo North tl?, d.
(fi'ee;ilj in, niilej. Went 17.81 eliaumj tUM(.r.
Nin 11 6JI1 ehalns t, . the North linn of
and Itei.iiiidut- to A. li. leal It In M7f.
t irttieo West ItUou ehalmitolhoennii.rot'
l ie road fiinnintr front HnUoUu Furry to
Portland; thimee. North ai'.loirrens Kits! to
the Knot hweHt eoniorof tin- chiii-eh i,)t.
I loneeHputhtinMnt-ly tiloitf; Hoitth linooi'
ehnrch lot ,'l.ill elialns to Ihn Hotil ItciiMt
eorner ol -lit.ee.lt lot-thniten NorlltttaHlorly
iiloopi iMiatllnoof ehun-hlol ;i.!i e.haitiH
o lirngon City Itnad; tinnier. Roiilheaxlttf '
.y it ..OK m in toiiii to MtniiicitHi, eoi-nerof
and o .1. 1 lindey: thnnen North on Hiiiir.
ley'H l-aiHt inoM.atohabmtn Norllt linn
o elrluij thunon fanit on Norll, in f
elaiiii lo the place of .hci-inni,,,,, contain.
R I U iierPM, to KatlHfy tlioHit,,, f $r,l(ll.
H), Willi inleniHt, from Mamli L'.'., 1IKI- at
the rttloof H per cent pet- (itiiitim. and "ihn
blither HU in n to,-,n. -Ji li lnti.i-t r
mniio ilnln at (I pur eeut pet- at in. all In
tilted (SlnloM (iold (loin, loeetlnir with
hueos sof wtklgou tllV(i ,,,, 25 ani
the e.nt,N 0I and upon anid writ
won o-npiii-Ly wtll no Soi Hllhjoct til I'o-
ONLY ONP WAY TO DO IP.
"Chit iit'o I'm t
iecii.1," k-atitii. I'tiiil,,,,,) .lu.iv b!
.... via k. , iiiiH.-nt t'hieit
M" VMo the third d .y, N,.w Vo.k and
boston . r,!.,,),,.,! , ,mr,h ,j
I hw train, aelittowl. -,;.(.,) ).
est between the Nut iht. .-,, and the Patt,
is solidly vt-Mihuled and Us eiiuipinei.t i
uustirpaswd. Pullman tlrawin,. loott.
sleeping ears, lip-to dale lou.iiil r,.,
lei; Cars, libri.tv-siuoKin,, in,fi fle(, tt
clniiiiK ehnireats, ami iint-seelh-d dmtnit
ears, the int-ats on hi. . are etpud to
those served at the very best hi.tels.
Remember this train tun, solid Pot Hand
to C.hifnKo; titer.-is no chini.e ,,f cn
nd the p,oo,l of it is, it costs no mote to
ride on it thtni on other mules.
We have other train. The "Pat-llic
Lxpress" leaves Poithnid daily m on.
in. via Ihintiiij-toti, and the ",St.l,atte
Flyer" leaves at () .,, ,. ,,ilv v,i Hpo.
kane for St, Paul and the Fast".
For riitt-s, slee.in,. er reservation,
etc., call on or write to any t), p y. n
fluent, or write to A. L, C'raiis, ('.'eiiriai
lassenr-er Aijeiit, Poithuid, Oreitoii.
Cur. 2d A Vaiib(aa
.1. Northrop, Fininlcitor.
k Newly Furnished
'JN and Hcnovatod
A firat-elass table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of Kitests. . , ,
Attention, Ladicsl
ilotniillon iih iKir Bl.iiliit.ii ol'Oi-ni,
Vt , , , . . .
iti.tinn mjf taiiiii inttt .tit ilay i
.1. VV. KKWl.'l.i
of ivlar,,
MrH. M. A. 1'ownll htiH tltn nconpy '
for Minn FtiflVrl.'H Kaon I.ttii,,,!, ie
jinoHt, iiropurntioii for t he, coniplex
lon on . tint inaiket. (lunrnnleed
iion-iiijiiritttiH. JIitniln.dH huVo
liffid it, and renniuiiiPiid it. Alno
preparntion for tho IhuhIh.
OhII oii.ornd.lroHH M. A.
1 1 tlltthoro, Oro,
Hlterill'of VyitHlihiKton Counly, Orntr
l!rot,.:l, it. llroimttKh, of Portlaid, I
AtttiniiiyNtlorFlaliititr, ' '
A FARM BARGAIN.
Six hundred and forty ncrn' farm. 2
miloH from lieavei'ton. ino ,.,va
loin-,
cleared, Rotid htiildiiiRs', (innd
Km
iScliulincrich UroH.
I Kurly Koho )otnt(iiiB nt
ttn . . i . , . . , .
no nrt,itu iiiiiii: iiniiier on r.n in .too
I will tttiV for fnrm. I'lioo skill .....
. . ' " " ' I'" I'DI,
I I . . . '
ID t
unni ii HOIU anon.
Four- ImiLUJ rv
Addrpfm W, II.