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HILLSBORO ARGUS, APRIL 17, 1902.
i at RlUeaora, 1
LCCtTC A. LOIS. EDITOR.
OMBty Official Paper.
ISSUES)
IV1RY
THURSDAY I
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TW Aff ui Publisliing Co. I
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to CeM IUm aciallbHB. Be-
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la Ike WaMUlIk Staadard.
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sad fftatlkM ASMdca-rraiact. uar
Oiaasawiat Was is ear Craf Iters' Cats,
Mm ae ass Ik llarcaa A. Haaaalror stricken before election day
i
VNION PARTY TICKET.
STATE,
for United States Senator,
at 8. WOOD,
of Portlaad.
For Governor,
GKO. K. CHAMBER LAIN,
of PorfUud.
For Supreme Judga,
B. F. BON HAM,
of Marion County.
For Secretary of 8ute,
D.W 8EAR8
of Polk tounty.
. For Treasurer,
HENRY BLACK. MAN,
of Morrow County.
Fwr Superintendent of Public
Instruction,
W. A WANN,
vr of Eugene.
For State Printer,
J. E. GODFREY,
offalem.
Far Representative, First Dtstrict,llaw about cover the Washington
J. K. WEATHERFORU,
of Albany.
COUNTY.
lor Representatives
SOLOMON WECKERT,
of Sherwood
WM.8CHULMERICH,
of Farmington
HUBERT BERNARDS,
of VerboorL
i
For County Judge
L0UI8 A. ROOD,
of Hillsboro.
For Commissioner
B. 0. LEEDY,
of Tigardville.
For Sheriff
JOHN W. SEW ELL,
of Hillsboro.
For Clerk
GEO. A. MORGAN,
of Hillsboro.
For Recorder
R. L. WANN,
of Hillsboro.
t
. For Asssssor
C.A. PETERSON,
; of Buxton.
' For Treasurer
I H. PARKER,
l of Gaston.
I For Coroner
, ; W. P. VIA,
of Forest Grove
Tai Aus ia running light this
week, as' there is no desirs to break
Ut new press. Neitweek the old
aowina can bo loaded to the nut
ik,aainotkiek.
Oanaoji it bound to have an oc
ouienol demoeratic governor, any
. amy. This yoar it is a cinch
Cither Chamberlain or Furnish
irill he elected. Furnish is a
'rones red democrat with a hunger
tor political notoriety, while 7mb
korlsii is straight-out. Ts peo
kwlH tab their enoios, and it
otrtsinly looks as though tbey
avail Sleet the straighUut instead
of las opportunist
SSBlSSBBaBB
i Tag republican stotoxonvsntion
at Fortlaad, tailed to nanus a nan
fat tat UniUd 8Utos senate, in ae
sjarfaaai with the provisions of the
leslativt enactment providing tor
tat some. This eloarly shows how
ama tbs rspablioan bosses ears
fcff lat idea of electing ssnstors by
Uj leToiar aMot. The fast Is,
tlt art two asndidates, if not
rrrtf Cat aoaanintasir ranks,
tr,5 tzz$ is tpa to aaaoonoe bit
f llr. Oarastt wants tae
.cJatlscMcxeaMain
sists and follows his past record, he
will fight hard for the toga. He
will spend hit money, and, if the
I people of Oregon are not careful, he
will hare a majority of the legisla
tive delegation over the state, if
I they are successful at the coming
election. How different is these
Ition of the democrats who nam I a
wail ivi ,mv .fva,.fii nuu , . v.
n t o the th5 5(,th, Uw
I tWSfl! its Iris t nnmSnsllitfl VII
,
paaaenj oy a repuotican iegip,aiuni
The proverbial vroodchuck seem 'o
be in the woodpile.
Tub Oremnian is cpttinir frail It
r r.
in Ha d-erre to elect Mr. Furirirh
If it be frtntj0 now, this early in
the campaign, it ia liable to be ter
I pa ssi'S. The Oregonian and i s
Multnomah rim will find it n
laasr task tt carry the state. But
Mr. Chamberlain need not woiry
about theabuasot the big da;ly.
Every time the paper abuse hitm'
lit will make hini votes.
It nelly wou'd be too bad
Furnish and the Scott ring would
I loss the coining election. Their
henchman in this county will suf
far a terrible tumble in his egotism
I should something drop in Jun-,
I and he would n Iong-r pose Ix fote
the "powers that be" as the man
who has Washington county in hi?
rest pocket.
Tbk Hillsboro Board of Tisde
will soon have in circulation 5,000
I copies of descriptive matter relative
to this county. This is the first t f-
fort of the kind but not the lad
I Let the good work go on.
The tacit indorsement of the ship
ubaidy bill in the Oregon etat
republican platfoitn shows that tin
Influence of Mr. Scott is very lim
ited.
GAME LAW.
I The following points of the gamr
county neld
BEAVER
Unlawlul after 1901
to trap or
kill beaver for a penal of 20 years
SPOTTED FAWN
Unlawful to kill or pursue spot
ted fawn at any time.
DEER
Open season for hunting deer
from July 15th to November let
Use of dogs prohibited.
ELK
Unlawful to kill elk till Sepletn
I bar 15, 1WM.
SILVER GREY SQUIRREL
Open season forsilver grey squi
rel from October 1 to January 1
DUCKS GEESE AND SWAN
Open season from September 1st
to March 1st.
Open season for grouse native
pheasant, China pheissnt and
quail from October 1st to December
1st, limit 10 birds.
TROUT
Open season from April 1st
novemoer ist, limit izo in one
day.
TRESSPASS LAW
It shall be unlawful for any per
son at any time to enter into any
standing or growing grain, or upon
any enclosed premises not the
property of the person entering in
to or upou the same, with intent to
eetcb, recover, take or kill any
bird, or wild fowl or wild anims
or to permit any dog or dogs with
which such person may then be
hunting to do so for such purpose,
without permission from the owner
or person in charge of such prem
ises. . ;-jf.
Strayed Reward.
Light sorrel mare; weight, 1050 to.
1100 lbs, medium short tail ' and
mane, stiff in shoulders. Dissp
ptared March ZH, JWt. Probably
on cross-roads between Portland
and Forest Grove. Edward I,.
Nayaai Forest Grove, Or. f t
PROBATE.
Carl F W Seidler appointed execu
tor without bonds, last will and
testament of Antonie Seidler.
Godfrey Schamburg appointed
guardian of person and estate of
August Hchamburg, insane. -
Administrator of estste Martha
Spenoer, deceased, authorised to
sell personal property at private
sals.
H P Stowell authorized to eive
60 to Rebecca Wilson, rental, for
ears of minors, Guy and Cora May'
Wilson.
W H Wehrung appointed admr
estate Martha Spencer, vice O It
spenoer, resigned.
Charlotte Hornbuckle estate: re-
oeipU, $16,390.03; disbursements,
8tsphen Starrett appointed admr
estate MatUe Starrett, dec' J, bonds,
1W.
Guardian of Merer and SodIhm
Kisrmann, minors, allowed $4 for
an of oaeh.
Jmw HaWMfaamf smntaisnlaatl nnmv.
For Wear on Formal Occasions
ill .t'i
j
5llXX
leathers at
a a i i i rt ' -iii
We sell the famnns Drew-Sflby shoes for Lmlles, ii.M,
$3.00 and $3.50. Jul I Stock of fliildren's slines.
H. Wehrung & Sons,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Two yrolil Keeord, 2:20 l'rinee Three jrold Tiinl, 2:12 3 j
Sire, fiGOTIST r.n. Sire of Kj-ozcn :p6', The ' Conqueror ,a:i4
' ' and 37 others in the iyo list. Full brother to pphinx 7:ia;i,
' tSJre of 85 in the 2:30 list, including SpliinMtts ' i:a&i, Sphin
-Sa:o8, Cnptaiu Phinx .oS 'tt Friuier a :7i J ami Klectrile,
a:s8iSire of 50 in 2:jo list
.First dam CRRPON, dam of Lovelace 2:?o, DorM-y h. i-io4, Ilely
Britton 2:2o, GoldUc J.IS'A, Duchess 1:21 ', llrilliantine
a:29K. Chantilly (trial) 2:19, Klondike (trial) ?:i8, Grandiim
Of Chanty 2:134, Cascade 2:14, Cantata 2rJ2$, by I'rinceps.,
. Second dam CR-KPB L1SSK. dam of Kin( Rene, Jr , 2.17, Braid
". ,:toJ, nd IUlzarinc 1:27, Graiulain of lielsy lirilton 3:20),
Brrlliantine t'ViVz, Brown Lace 2;lyX. liorsey U. 2-ao, Duoh
eas 2.-27TGolc)lac a:i8X, Lovelace 2:2 by (korKe Wilkes.
Third dam ilie dam of Tarlton 2:31, trial :2i. .;
"il'll'U : LOVELACE-- ,
is datlc bay, with one white hind foot, is, ovtr 16, hands and will
s weigh upwards of 1200 pounds.. As a 2-yenr-old lie trotted in two
X races, obtaining 2-year-old record o r-Mli;, ,A a 3-year-old he
. was campaigned in several stats, trotting. in.2j, races. lie obtained
first, second or third money in 17 races, look a record of 2:20 in s
' third heat in December, and worked publicly a full mile at ( leve
: land iti' JiLiV. His breeding is unsurpassed, lfis ilfi.n, his gramlam,
the dtuli and grandam of his sire, and tlie'daiii of his grandsire are
' all in the great brood mare list. Sprite, the dam of his sire, had five
colts by Klectloneer, and kll of "them'-tite In' the list, three
of them having at different periods headed tlic' Hst of winning sires
t thifr on. W.niirwirh . crrnfidant ni'bis 'Strp hm in thl 2:lo
V list, and has two hundred and thirty descendants in tile- 2130 list.
LIlMtkilson'of
'; -.WH'the, followjn Trnmin r -! 1 ,
if ;l fScason Cw'l" return privilcgejf2s!,tnsUrailceyr!3S;i-, iitfi,' v. 9
"t'VtuSmi fortitares, tf.6o per month. "Ktares wi'Tl fie called fcr a..5
i "ny designated plat in Portland and taken' out free of qfiArge, ''''"',
f -c in rrnxrnTTT? TrnieVfn
dian Gustave Hartrampf, arainor;
bond, n.OOQ; ' '
Keal ..Estate Translers.
J K Fleck et . I? I P OdelL Tots'
35-30,37 flnn 3 diock 10 wesi
Portland Height,....'. . , ..
H G Odell to Frwnk'F j.dmson lis
& 36 37 3 Wk" 1, West Port
land heights
Nellie W Buchanan to W B Siui:h
e 'A It dblk 17 Fore't Grove. V.
5oo
C Williams el ux to h P, and J F
Carstens So a sec i.H t 2 11 r 3 w. .
Hsttie Davison and liusb to Hen
rietta Damschat lots I i 3 block
Simmons add IfilllKro . . ......
E C Brown and wife to Ruth A
Blair t a HilIsboro : ... i .... .
Andrew Bona to Win R Jlicks part
oik 1 Hinsooro
W Hsrtrsmpf to Charlotte M
Baker tract 5 Kir wood Farm . . . .
First Ntl Bank of Hillsboro to A
C Sabin et ux tract in Hillsboro
Benton Phillips, edn, to 11 P
Stowell, 12-35 nt in y&-79 a sec
ft liiriv
lift
bUKSS kill f is aa necessary
to 'in ct men a a busineM
suit, H8 it i (to only pioper ap
puffi fur.fiiMiinl ict'aionH after six
oYlm - Virt the 'Vrning.
1 $r altitrnooii affairs 'we have
tlvo llnuhlc-breated frin-k and cut
vjiy in tli' 'VvjHr ilatk fabrics.
: Men who formed v paid high
pnees hxr their, dressy garments
ai now wtaring those of the
, 't t .-
i ' K. N; &1 F. Make,
j wirtcir Wk rauiUnl ami are made
eq'm'ly't 11 l1,,frVe 'trily difference
The Honest Cobbler
examines the "Sole of Honor"
and finds it is the & of Honor. You
may not know as much about shoes as
he does, but take our word for it so
good a shoe as Set "Royal Blue" for
so small a price was never offered be
fore. All styles, all shapes, all satis-
5.50
one price,
Thll Men's good Ihoc It ntd by Stlt, Schwab ft Co
Caicigo, lh lirgMt muirctonn i
Sa4 ia th wertd.
i90r2'AtMHlslw)ro, Ore,
'1iny your oipars and tobacco at
II. A' I'uIiikVh. .
.MiBS Wilina WnHKener v'lHited
r(ilti,ve. in F.irest 'Grove', Satur-
t'ds.v, and Mis JoHie Sohulmerich
1 isfMBted at the post oflice in . her
HljKence,
$25, $30, $35, $40
F. li. 1UII.KY
U.faAWxVT
t
d ext door cant of. VVehrung's, d
J Main Htrent, Hillsboro r
Ft w a i m
I Don't;
Neglect
Coughs!
Nature might cure your eolith
without aid, but you can't af
ford to chance it. A much, if
left to cure itwlf, ia slowly
overcome at lieet, and there is
spt to be some wakni4 left
to make the next cough come
easier.
The Delta Cuugh Syrup
j is nature's lieet assintant.. It
nmkes the cure easy, quick and
t borough. It ia perfectly
harmless, and ia equally got d
for young and old. It don't
pay to trifle with coughs when
you can buy a remedy like
this. Price 2fi cents, 50 cents
and It .00. . .,,
Delta Drugstores
MainRt., Hillsboro a
Notloa of Kliukl tlel element.
Notice la hereby given that the under
signed, executrfi and exeeutor at the -tl
of A. Hulton, deeeued, have tiled
vnsir nnftiaeeouut. Mextwutrix aim iiwu
lor, with the County Court of tin btt
of Oren, rot WunitiRtiui County, and
that Mid Court baa Used Moiidnt, May
I3,uva. at 100'uluek A.M., or smtii day
In the court room at Mlllsboru. Ore., m
the time and !! for hearing- oblectloni
to Html aowunling and rlual aeltleuient of
the uld etute. If anv there be.
l)all at H lllsborvK Ore., this 10th day
11 Marvn, litri.
SOI'HKONA SUTTON. Eswutrls,
THOS. 8. BUTTON, Ktaeetor.
W N. Itarrett, Atbrney for KaUte.
Administratrix's Notice.
Notice is hereby Kiven that I. thn under
sIkhI. have been by the IXnmiy Court of
the Stale of Oregon for WaMhlnglon t;oiin
ty duly api-iliiUnl Adniliilalralrlx of the
mate or William r, uweut, ueiwaam,
and have duly oualtrled aa aut-b
Ailudnlatratrtx. All persona having
claims attalnst aalil esute are lientoy re-
aul'etl to prewnt th wmeat ilia real
ileiicoof the underaigiied, at Cedar Mill
Oriyon, with the pRir vouehera within
lx iiioiitha from llu nli day of Mareli
lici. MAitY I.. OWKNo,
Adminialralrix of Uie Kstala uf Wll
ham r . Owens, dee4ael.
W, D. Hare, Attorney for Adin'x.
Treasurer's Notice.
All County Warrant of Washington
County. Oregon, endoraed "Not payable
fur want of funds," and all warrants
drawn, not endorsed, are due and payable
after April t.l'JUi. Internal will cease alter
thai date.
RODOLHt CkANDALU
March 27, UWt Ououtv Treasurer
TRESPASS AGREEMENT.
We, the undersigned property owners la
vicinity ol Beaverdam precinct, In Wash'
ington County, Oregon, do each several
ly and jdntly bind ourselves together
for the purpose of preventing trespassing
and hunting upon our premises, and
that in order to prevent such unlawful
trespassing, we agree with each other to
arrest and prosecute any person or per
sons to trespassing upon our premises.
and it is understood that we make this
pledge and bind ourselves for the put
pose of protecting the game in our said
precinct in and out 01 season
C King O Murray W J Barnes
M L Owens I Loall W King
M Shackleford T Seppmsn A Vandchey
A Bernard 1 KSuiuvan J Mccalleo
WJ Butner
V Bernard
D Ryan
K J Thomas
S A Howell
T M Howell
G N Thomas
M S Howell
W P Howell
J J Prickett
W Thuiston
M S Barnes
DC Burton
W Boy
O Olson
J J Wismer J Maraeec
I Croeni P Barreth
j Ironsides H Sloth msuer
G H Keeves h Walker
W Graf A Barantt
A Grosen C M Zerbe
V Savior R It Walker
G F Cronei M C Smith
O a whinger M J Hanious
R Nelson M G Keeves
M Weston B B Reeves
W Harvey M Haskell
S Kunli C K Haskell
V K Vaisley W Kehrli
L H Staffer W Kerran
C Boy P Bady
J Miese
J A Vandebey A Reynolds L G Boy
WF Thomas E I Moore C Hlckethler
J H Katternian W C WaltsiS M K Reeves
V Lichts J Raffing ' F Klott
I B Shuts V Peterson P Moritz
G Hess C Boy
W Hildebrand C H Fry
M Kassebaum ) Wtiamer
C Schindler A Hansen
J T Croeni J Bereta
W B Young H StoloVr
H J Valentine J Gerber
I A While
J Peterson
J C Wilson
N Ulmen
J Q Young
Wells
A W Keehn
Salmon Eggs
For safe, at J. D. Roselair', First
street, and Baseline three blocks
north of railroad depot, .
. miotic of Final Settlement ,
IN ;TfIR COUNTY COUBT Of TUB
State of Oregon, for Washlufton County
In the matter of the eotate 0T1
Hamuel Williams, Deceased I -Notice
Is hereby given that the under
signed, administratrix of the estate of
Haiuiiel Williams baa Ulad ber final ac
counting of the said estate In the above
entitled court, and an order baa Iwten
made and entered of record directing this
this notice and naming; Monday, the 12th
day of May, lOuS, at th hour or 10 a
ni thereof for (be hearing of oidentloni
to said final account, and lor the settle
ment thereof. '
ANNA ELIZA WILLIAMS.
Administratrix of the estate of Hamuel
Williams, deceased.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for estate.
Notice to Consumers.
ty I
light, for month of March, lWftt, are now
due and payable at the olllccof tne under
Hirfiiml, and all acoonnU hereafter will lie
due and payable between tho 1st and 101 li
of each month.
Hy order City Council
K.T. BAULKY. Recorder.
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., April 10, lti2.
Payment nan be made Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays, from 7 to 0 P, M.
PHOTOGRAPHS? SEE THISI
Special inducements in up-to-date
pictures. Call on Pniie, successor
to Hoyt, who has ail negatives
made at the Hoyt gallery. Dupli
cate orders promptly filled,
For special inducements, call at
once. Pope's gallery, opposite
cnim. honaa . Hlllahnrn Jire)
TTTl. T TIT 1 J V
WLiiCU WUU1U IUU lUlluoi xvoopi
"1 Your cough or the
r a
COUGH SYRUP cosisf Your cough can be cured.
Given Raven Cough Syrup works Ilka magic.
... Green Raven CouRh Syrup ...
5 If you have not tried
S with a cough, give U
will lie.
1 i
innnnjuvi
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTt'K OV AN KXKCCTU'N.
Iwued out of the Circuit Court of the
Ntaleof 0'glll. for Washington County,
In favor of UK. cvnuinwni'ii ami iv".
Hehulinerleh. imrlnem as -hiilitrUt
Itros., ami agitintt t. It. Miwix-or, iiikui a
lildtftnnut dtily ilM'kelel In nai.l tV'iirt, on
ilm Hh day of January. 1W. for tlin iini
of !.). eosie, and for th. Oirthtr sum of
ta-V,ti V. . goil eln, wltli inwrwi in.re
011 at llieralHof S per cent per anntitn,
mini tne sntn nay 01 January, imr. "
for the eota and eapensea of sale and of
said writ.
Now, lliernr, by virtue anil in purmi-
atue of saiii tmigniout sun mmuum, ior
want of sulllolml ieraiuiiil MM'riy, 1
hv l.vliul uooii. and will, oil Momtay,
the lIMh day of M11V, IWtt, al the soulh
door of the Court Mouse In MHUImm,
Waxhlngtou County, Oirgon, at 1110 nonr
of 0o'er.Mk . M.,of said .lay, soil at il"
liti amilou to the hlgln sl bidder for i-aah,
the fulluwIiigMtescribed real prMrty,
to-wtu . , ...
A It or tlin rlirht. lllln and luli'rest of I hi'
defendant, O. It. Himi'r, of hi and to all
of the north H ol lot 4, 6 ami 11. or ami in
III.M'k a. Himiuoim ad.l to tllll-Uiro. and
all of lots T.8 and . of and In IU''k IK, of
and In bluimons adi to Klllxlioro, wre
mm. to salUfv the herein I w fort' named
sun', and for thecoxUaml ogpeuaea of
said sale.
Nahl int'rty will be ltl sui'Jwi to ro
demotion aa er statute or Oregon,
Wltneaauiy hand thl 17th day of Ap-
IW ..
j. . nun ei.i,
Slmrlir of WaMilnirton County. Oroiroii.
(Ian, It. Bagley, AlUimey lor Plitinllir.
Notice to Contractors.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed lil
will l rm-elveil ty in 1 ouuiy vitvk
III HiIWhto. Oregon, 011 Wed., Mnv 7,
I1SJ3. for the exieiion of the Hclmll
bridge, and llll at thn same bridge.
Plans and spectltcatlnu may Iw seen at
clerk' ottiee after Monday, Aprils.
L. A. 1(1 Kll).
County Judgu.
Hy onier Connniioner- rourt.
lllllboro. Ore.. April 17, IWU.
Notice to Certificate Holders.
Notice I hereby given (list rerllleatv
holders of the Ullley llrsncli, Ullley and
Croneonl Ijtlmr Ksidiauga, No. I I lire re-
l nested and uollliiHl to pnwont i-erllli-
eatea outstanding to the Kxehnngn ut the
Tannery near Mlley, by April It, Imrj ,,r
lyni"il. t en 1 ni ales noi premiiiiiHi oy
that date will lie oonsldereil annulled,
BY oHI'KIt KXCIIANtlK.
J. It. Pairs rr, rrealtlant.
listed at Ullley, Ore,, Mnreh 1.1, ItKrj,
NOTICK OF SHERIFF'S SALE
1UBNUANT TO AN KXKClITloN
Issued out of the Circuit Court ol
the Htate of Oregon, for WaMhliiuloii
County, of date March U7, I'M, iiin s
jmigm.iit auu (iceree 111 nirnciONUre mnv
reiidored In said Court on March SB, liwi
In the cae of The Invtutom' Mortgage
Heeurlty Conmnnv. IIiiiIUmI. nliiintlll' v
Hlephen Kicliard. Delia KIcharilH, his
wife: Jokkmi K. Uradloyaml Thomas llmd
ley, bar husband; Ada Fanno and Alonxo
Kaiino. her huHbnndi Mary Jane Hogere
ami Thomas M. Kogem, her hnshand;
Kila Beharrell anil W. II. Hohiirnill. her
nuatianil. ami Alunr.o Kanno nml W, II.
Beharrell. as exeeutora of the Itui will
and testament of Ntcnlinn UlcharilN, dn
reused; Klhcl RiehanlM, Klvlo ItleluirdH.
Jennie Btephens. Jessie Mtnplmiis, l.illie
Stephens Craig, Robert Htohaim, Kuhmil
Bradley, Marvey II rail ley, Anna It Hog
sr., mary j. uogers, joiiil n
J. ItoKiim, Joint H. Uiijiar,
rren J. nogi
ers. I b Unas M. Itnirom. Jr.
Harah M. Hoinir. Klixa II. Komirs. Ur-
bsnsO. ItdKcrs, Mildred A. ItoKiirs, Hub
ert K. Kognra, W, 11. Ileharrnll, Jr., IHhel
ltchsrroll, Marsnret Kehnrrell. , V;iu(lin
nnnarreu ana weaiey nonarrell, (lufenil
MIIIH 1 W (I I HI III (,',.111, .V 111 lh. r..ri..,.u...
011 the aath day of April, 1112, at the front
door of the County Court limine, In the
Town of Hillsboro, Oregon, wll ut public
aiiouoii 10 tne niii(ti Dicmnr for cash in
IisiiiI, siiliject to reitmiijition, the prcm
Isoa In aatd decree of foncloNiire dn.
M;rlbed, being situate In WajthliiKton
County, State of Oreiroii. to-wlt:
A part of tho donation land claim nf
Mines Davie, in nectlon Twenty-six fji),
unrnsuip wiib (ii oouin 01 iioiikc One (I)
West of the Willamette Meridian, mid
descrllied as follows:
CommenoinK at a point on the North
boundary of said claim ft.M chains West
of the North eaet comer of said claim;
thence runnine; Houth in.U'l chains to a
post In the public road loading to Port
land by way of Unrdnn Home; thence
North Sly, doKrne K.ast 7.0(1 ohiilni aluiiK
said road to where It crowna tlin Knst
Imundary of said D. L, C. thence Kniith
alous the Kast Hue of said clnlin 'l.W
chain to the Hoiith-east cornnr ol nulil
claim; thence West alouit the Houth Hue
of said claim to the NorthweHt corner of
Diilany's Ijind Clulin; thence North J I, in
chain; thence Westerly aliuiK the OriiKon
City roail one (I) rod; tlmiino North lift da.
grees W minutes West 17.H1 chains; thouce
Month 6.1)5 chains tj the North line of
land helonsing to A. II. Month In IH7II:
thonceWust 20.(10 chains to tho eeuuir of
the road runninu; from Hc.holls Kerry to
Portland; thenc North 20 dcftrcns Knst to
the Hun Hi west corner of the church lot;
thonce Houlhnaslerly alonx Mouth lino of
church lot 8,10 ohulns to thn HoutheaHt
corner of church lot; thence Norl heiutlorly
slong Kast line of church lot 8. Ill chains
to Oregon City Koad; thence Houtlieaster
ly alone caid road to Bouthcast corner of
land of J. HIiiKloy; thonce North on Hinir
lev' Kast Hue 14.2H chains to North line
of olalm; thenco Kiuit on North Una of
claim to the place of lieirlnninK. cnnlaiii.
inx 140 acres, to satisfy the sum of ffilOI.
10, with interest from March 2A, 1IM2, nt
the rate of 8 pr cent per annum, and the
fin Dior sum of I2o0, wllh Inlcidnt from
Mime dale al 0 per cent pur annum, ull In
Hulled Hlslos Hold Coin, toKCLhcr Willi
the costs of wild suit, taxed at $1111.25 ami
the costs of and upon suiil writ.
Haid property will be mild subject In re
demption us per hi ill 1 1 In nl'dri'm n,
WltnesH my baud this 27th day of Yar
i'2. J. W. hKVVKId,,
Nherlirnf WaHhiuKton Coiinly. (Iickiiii,
HronaiiKh A HroimiiKi, of Portland,
Attorneys or I'laintill'.
Notice to the Public.
Those knowing themselves indebt
ed to the undersigned will kindly
nail in and uinks their annual
settlement.
Db 8. T. Linki,ater,
Hillsboro. Or.. Deo. 12, 1901,
r)r.t-Vrvr ITftATfi 9 K
jo cents that GRKKN RAVKN
It. the next tune you art suffering
a trial and see how surprised you
est
Oregon
Short Lra
fuaxt llirfiM
To the EAST
The 0. R. H. Co. . ,
-i tie t'ttolee of
DAILY
iintua
Die 0. It. A N. Co.. in connection
with the) Oregon Hliort Una fend
Union Pari tic. oners the finest ser
vice mid fastest time to Halt Lake,
Denver, Kansaa City: Omaha. St.
Paul. Hi. Iouia, Chicago, and ell
iMiinls east. Three trains dally
from Portland, with olioioe ol many
diltiirent roulea. Palace and tour
ist sleepers, library, dining and
chair cars on all trains.
Writ A 1 Craig, 0. P. A., O.
It. A N. Co,, Portland, Oregon, Ua
particulars. , ,
THE COMMONER
(Mr. Bryan's Paper.)
The Commoner has attained wllhia sis
mouth from date of lbs first lata a cir
culation of 100,000 copies, a rtcorA
probably never equaled la the his Spy of
American periodical llleratar. The
unpsrsllcleil growth of this papef dees
onstrste I hit there 1 room In ba seare
psper field for a national paper devoted
to the discussion of political, coaemlc,
and social probleuis. To the coJiuuae ef
The Coniuioiier Ur Bryaa coalribataa
his best efforts; and bl review of polit
ics! events tbey arise from tisse to
time can not fill to interest those who
study public question.
The commoner's regular subeetiptlM
price 1 ft.oo er year. We byr
rn(ed with Mr. Bryan whereby we caa
furnish hi paper and The Argus, ad
vance suliscriptlou, together for eae yeai
for f 1.65. The regular aubactiptloa
price of th two paper when sabtartbsd
or separately I fi.oo.
ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT.
Get from Portland to Chicago ia 7
hours-just 3 dsy. The "Cblcago-foct-lnd
Secil," leaving I'orlland dally at
9 a. m, vis U R. & N., arrives at Chica
KO at 9:jo the third day. New York aad
lloston are reached th foartk day.
This train, cknowledgd to be lbs fast
est between the Northwest aad th last,
i solidly vcstibuled and It eqaipaieat is
nniurpaased. Pullman drawing roosa
sleeping csrs, up-to-dst tourist llf
Iiik csrs, librsry-tmoking cars, fre re
clining chair cars, and anesctllsd dlulag
cars, the me I on which are equal to
those served at the very beat hot I.
Remember this train run solid Portlsad
to Chicago; there I no change ofi care,
and the Rood of it is, It cost no mora to
ride on it thin on other routs. '
We have other trains. Tb "Pclflc
Kxpren" lesve Portland daily al 9 p.
ni. via Huntington, and the Spokane
l'lyer" leave at 0 p. m. dully via Spo
kane for St, Paul and lbs Rait.
For rates, sleeping car raservslhvas,
etc., csll on or writ lo any O. R. k N.
stfent, or write to A, L. Cralg Osnaral
Paswnger Agent, Portland, Press)
J iy Ltwat
Gir. iilf iahtM
l
J. Northrop, Proprietor. '
Newly Furnished
and Renovated
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. , , ,
Attention, Ladieal
Mrs. M. A. Powell has the agency
for Mum Ki (Ten's Faoe Loiloa. the
finest preparation for the oompkj.
ion on the market, QuarentMd;
iioii-iiijiiri'iiiN. - Hundreds hYf
lined it mid recntnniend .it, 1q,
preparation for the hands.
Cull on, or address M. A. Powell,
Hillnhoro, Ore.
A FARM BARGAIN.
Bix hundred and forty aore farm, 3
miles from Beaverton, 100 aoree
cleared, good buildings, good soil,
no waste land; timber on balano)
will pay for farm. Ptioe$20pr
aore if sold soon. Address W. H.
Wane Pnstlun riam.