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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1902)
. . a m m the 1 ton : it Intend at the Post-office t Hilisbotv), unin,Hi)MnaciM man matter. LUCIUS A. LOSG, EDITOR. County Official Taper ISSUKl) EVERY TIIDUSDAY BY The Argus Publishing Co. Months, 60 cm; Three Mmhs,S5ctJ. Opposed to Gold Mono-mctallism. Be lievet ia the Bimetallic Standard. Pear Monty Means Debased Property, and I'rabtless American Product. Our Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain. Has ao asc for Marcus A. Hanna DEMOCRATIC TICK LT. STATE. For United States Senator, v C: E.& WOOD, .of .Portland. -. For Governor, GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN, of Portland. For Attorney-General, i. JAMES H. RALEY. of Umatilla County. For Supreme Judgp, B. F. BON'HAM, of Marion County. For Secretary of State. I. tV'-SKAPwS, oi Polk County. For Treasurer, HENRY BLACK.MAX, of Morrow Cojmtv. ...... .V . For Superintendent . of Public Instruction, W. A. WANN, of Eugene. ' T M'; ' For State Printer. "j.'E.'GODFREY, "'''- A0f galera. j- i.-.i DISTRICT. . i :', .ant For Representative, First District. J..JC..WEATHKRF01.I), . of Albany. UJJJQN PARTY TICKET. COUNTY. For Represen tati veg SOLOMON WECKERT, of Sherwood WM.SCHULMEUICII, of Faraiington HUBERT BERNARDS, of VerboorL , . For County Judge LOUIS A. ROOD, - .t; of Hillsboro. For Commissioner B. G. LEKDY, of Tigardville. .For Sheriff JOHN W. 8EWEI.L, of Hillsboro. , For Clerk GEO. A. MORGAN, of Hillsboro. - f For Recorder R. L. WANN, of Hillsboro. For Assessor . , C. A. PETERSON, of Buxton. For Treasurer E. H. PARKER, of Gaston. . For Coroner w. p. vrA, of Forest Grove. A WORD AS TO FliOFPKRS. . Last week' Independent, edited bv the "bosses," contained about two columns of rot, the gist of which was assault upon The Argus. The Boss contends that it is all right to "flop," and holds men like Hare, Sewell and others as 'Hoppers.'' Let us see. Every man who knows anything of public affairs in this county knows that Mr. Hare and Mr. Sewell went from a majority party to a minority pirtv; every one knows that they had supported the majority party until it no longer held to the bimetallic plunk; then left it to go to one which con tained a bimetallic plank, similar to the one the majority party had carried for years. This, then, is the way they flopped.' They merely . remained true to their convictions. On the other hand, Mr. Furnish ' left the minority party to go to a - majority party, and that, after he bad supported a party which had aicjpted silver plank after silver fXjnd after he had used the e-MMOTMM UarlV to -IUUK6 Lit wealth umler the old fee t ystem. Ttie '"PtW if thi "Soott-Fumioh" combine in this county occupies me same unique position, and now t 'Ctrii8 the base degrees" bv which . . ne ciunneu. Mis "tutiilutnr edi .... ... ... .. . . tonal work in the orfsn. which ln us a a sort , f .1 bull-whip, will I.. -11.. i..:. - i .... ., nnniil llllhlf RIHWI Ills VlCIOrV II the people of the county know the huuaumt. rurni?!! h hnm i may again l brought to play, hui it tapping is liable to be a disappoint tng proposition "11 t aiT' may sound very fine I to th adherents of the S-ottKor. nish combine, but it will hurdlv go ilown w;Ui the rank and file of voters. t't liMSH OK CHAMHKHI,.I As ciiin.i who like stMightfor- warduess, b m d.i we want for governor, Furnish or Chamberlain? Hundreds of repul licans will tell you that Furnish praetic-iily gain ed bis nomination bv the use of hoodie; they will tell you that Mr. Furnish never nude a business success of any private business, until after he had made bis thou sands out of oflicial life. In com pany with John L Sperry.of Uma tilla, young Furnish encased in the commisslo i business. The experi ment was a failure. He then was successively deputy U. S marhel and sheriff of Umatilla county, and here is where be made his thou sands, getting the Mart with which he bought the assets of lh bank w hich be now conducts. He Work ed the "wlib-key-to Indians'" racket to a farewell. That is where he made money. He had office as -heriff under the old fee system, i:d that is where he made his money, i'hat he spent thousands of dollars to get his nomination, is the prevailing idea. Hundreds ff republicans in his own territory are fighting him a a dangerous man to elect. On the other hand, Cham berlain has held office in Linn and in Multnomah counties. He has been faithful to his trust. He is not a rich man and for this rea son he is to be beaten if we accept the Scott-Carey combine for author ity. Chamberlain it a plain man of the people and he has never for gotten his friends. He is a true blu, a scholar, and a gentleman No" mark of corruption has ever tainted hh official career, and he is a man generally beloved for his sterling qualities. He has splen did executive ability. For his manliness and his unspotted career thousands of republicans will vote for him rather than for Furnish wtio it is sua, will have a desperate struggle to carry his own county, 1'he peooTe of Washington countv . . c are an intelligent community, it is a mark ol rare discernment to hear manv heretofore reniihlic.ma say that they are going to vote for a ciean nun io nandle attairs in the governor's chair for four years, wishes will more than likely pre- vail, indeed, there is hot, lin.ln doubt that Geo. E. Chamberlain will be our next governor. It is said that Mr. Huston has an ulterior motive in striving to elect his ticket. He is said to he very desirous of having the ''ha-ha" on the p ipulists who would not support him for the state senate in 1890. His eggs may not hatch un til after they are addled and he may not succeed in his desire to take a delegation to Salem! Thk Argus asks every reader to vote for the direct legislation amendment. It.will give the peo ple power of making laws, and the power to repeal obnoxious laws. Do not miss this opportunity to vote for this measure. If the amendment be defeated.it will be years before you will again cet an opportunity : to vote yourself into p-wer. Direct legislation will mean the more power for you Do you not want all the powernosi-ible power that is rightfully yours? Why let the politicians give vou law? W hy not, place yours-rlf in apoHiMon lo have a say.as to the laws under which you must live? It there h any man in Washincton county who is afraid of this amend ment, let him write The Ami We will publish his obioctions and then endeavor to show him where he errs. ; Vote yourself into power. It is business proposition. Give the amend merjt a big majority. .Votehs, have you noticed that the Scitt Furnish combine were too timid to name a man on the official , ballot... for:- United Kfnlca HILLSBORO ARGUS, MAY 8, 1902. (senator? This was the element that ihh.Ih llm ' n.l ihi. ; lb. I element wh'eh ignore that law, As st matter of fart ,La I.,t - a though they desire to elect their . . . - ticket ami then send a lion tack l, Wa-diiiii.t.m ..I.. .. . .,1.1 not I acceptable to the m.ti tntv . . . . ' OI lliftftlli . Vilt.r.4. Si:, b a llrl, should rot teceive the votes of the wonK Woods" ami i n lorc ih Uw The union parly county olliceis isve don their mik aid there is every teasi-n to ' t li-vp tloit a majority of the popV of Vh iiK'ton entiniv km.ti ;! is :iinl that they will Minport them foi a re'nrn. The cy of partisan polit e par ticular' y w hen ued ly Mr. 1 1 us. tos orin, will not deli-r s-i'il'i-HHp!e roin giving i he imi. n im lldates SUplmrf'. A ;.,i. tli- i- deawr of ihe I ! i h S,v,n ci-ln-bine in this count v, in ptt populists and democrn to -npiiort tin-it ticket, will e i'"' . !. i n.-thii g uess. "Cheeks :;. v ennm nml checks may go," but K.iii.isb u d his "spiel-rs" in this coun' v me liable to stay at home. Op run ists in politics may . in o, ci-in awhile, but tot when they areas well kiiiom as tbt-y are 'in this countv. SCUTTI.K. The Scrnt Furnish organs tell us that tbe Fi lipinos are u'teily un fit for seif g. v.rnn.ii.i, ai.d that it will take several gt iterations to ed ucate hem, after which they are to have autonnti y. The democrats sav in their p'n'toiui that when they vp preptffd f .r it that they :U" to hav- llii-ir iod pi-tub-i ce Grant..) that lb Scet-Furotsb "taifin-m he irm M -n it w til lake sev ral j;ei t ra'io ti p-.pirc them, and V- d risi.oi ill i antr al ly be left to fii'uro fcwnern.i ns. That is a long time ahead to talk "scuttle." What is the difference? None whatevtr. Whichever way Oregon sh ill go, we shall continue to raise "hay and things" for the army for feveral generations. Why quibble o-er so remote a question as the disposition of the Hands. A Republican. Oi.n line republicans say that never bef -re was there a printed slate in the county convention. They say that they had heretofore - talked over nocijinations, but never a slate was there, and printed The last county convention had printed s'ates fixed up by one or two men. There evidently was no use for a county convention. The "boss" may as well have published tlift tiflcpt tttul rlUnm.l iu u ,tj jvufjuu n I til illC gathering, if that be the case. Of course. Lopo- ia a a,i m. but he isn't cut after anything ume was when Loni 'all right." That was when he sup i o ported the ' boss" for office. He was all rizht then. Rut hon l. made a study of the money ques tion. and rlr mmi fmm iU ..n. port of the "Stuffed Prophet"- then he became "bad"' bfI " But Ivong did not "cuckoo." The cry of "personal politics coming from the opportunist crowd, comes with bad grace. Thev have started it themselves, in the organ, with four columns of gibber ish about the Argus publisher, But we are not yet ready to be "put-t-t-t" off the face of the earth. PHOTOGRAPHS? SEE THISI Special inducements in un-to daie pictures. Call on Pope, successor to Hoyt, who has all negatives made at the Hovt irallerv iinnii. cute orders promptly filled. fQmbleF.ahfl'' deal $25, $30, $35, $40, $50 . . For sale by JFVR. Dailey Next door east of Wehrung's Main Street, - . . Hillsboro . Salmon Bggg For sale, at J. D. RnEeUir'o iri street, and Rsseline, three blocks BE ON THE Sill 1 .1.1.", if'i t ml dm The SU men (the In all the are right at the imi - VI w I F that We sell the famous Drew-Selly shoes for Ladies', $2.50, $3.00, $3.50. Full stock of Children's shocsw H. Wehrung & Sons, Hillsboro, LOVELACE, 32,741 Two yr old Record, 2:20 Prince Three jr old Trial, 2:12 X t Sire, EGOTIST l.titf, Sire of Kgoieo ;o6,V, The Coo(iueror,a:iaX, ana 37 oineri in tne 3:30 list. Full brother to Kptilnx t.to'i, Sire of 85 io the 1:30 list, including Sphinzetta a:oH, Spliime S 2:08, Captain rhins :o3 . Frazler 3:oH4 nd Klectrite, J:28Sireofsoin 2:30 list I'irst dam CREPON, dam of Lovelace 2:2o, Coney I. r.ia, Detney iinuon Z.'ZoM, Goidiac 2:18, Duclieis a:7i, Brillisntine aa9K. Chantilly (trial) 2:19, Klondike (trial) a;i8, Grandiim of Chanty 2:lVA, Catcade v.liV, Cantata 2:2254. by l'rlncepa. Second dam CREPK LISSK. J:to,and Balzarine 2:27, Grandam of Betsy llritton r.20(, lirilliantine 2:29, Browo Lace a:l9, Dorsey L. 2:20, Utich esa 2:27, Goldlac 2:18, Lovelace 2:2o by Gcorve Wilkca. Third dam the dam of Tarlton 2:3!, LOVELACE ii a dark bay, with one white weigh upwarda of ijoo pounds. At a 2-year-old he trotted in two races, obtaining a 2-year-old record of 2:29. Aa a 3-year-old he waa camoaieued in several atatea. trottintr in 31 rare. H nliuii,,t first, second or third money in 17 racea, took a record of 2:20 in third heat in December, and worked publicly a full mile at Cleve land in 2:12. Hia breeding ia unsurpassed. Ilia dam, his grandam, the dam and grandam of his sire, and the dam of his erandaire are all in the great brood mare list. COltS bv Ktprlinnvrr oti.l all . -J I -. ... J . of them having at different periods i men age, waierwucn, granoam list, and has two hundred and thirty Will Make the Season of ? Upon the following Terms: ; ;. '": ! ' Season (with return privilege) J2SJ Insurance, f3S. Pasture for mares. ti.Ho net ninnlh. Miru will hp coll.wl f,,r oi any designated place in Portland E B. TONGUE, Hillsboro, Ore, A FARM BARGAIN. Six hundred and forty acre farm. 2 mues irom lieavertnn, tio acres cleared, good buildings, good soil, no waste land; timber on liiiJanry will pay for farm. Price $20 per acre if sold soon. Address W, II Fear, Portland, Oregon Notice e.f Final Settlement. IN THR COUNTY COtlKT OK Til K Htato of Oroiron, for Washington County In the matter of the estate of) Kamunl WilllumM f).,,.n,i t Notice is hereby given that tho uuilor slKiied, af inhilstralrlx of tho CHtute of Hanml Wl II In m 1.,,. r.i...i .... Ii in... um mini hi COIllltllirr nf tho aal.l .,,... 1.. 11 u entitled court, and an order has bepn iiinuB mm unierea or rscorrt direetintr this this nntipA nnrl u,.,lnM u....,i.,.. i. ?,,... day of May, MMf, at tho hour of 10 a. m., thereof for the hearing of objections to aid final account, and ior the settle- INN1 1?IM1 UIIfTTIiia A'lrnlnlstratrlx of the pstnto of , Samuel TT iiuains, aeeasea. - SAFE SIDE yV0U CANT k, wroiiR 2J if vou buy K. N. & I garnicuts. A suit will wear, and hold its shape and color, according to its quality. A poor suit is dear at any prices A eood suit is wurth all you pay for it, and more. Quality is the first attribute that goes. into clothes of the k. n. f fpoik. The styles are such as-urc found only in the very best apparel. ' ' " They suit the best dressers. Puritan . was the "Soul of Honor." MR.ovJ Blue" ii.co shoe for Sole of Honor) is the symbol ot "S&oe Purity. It is all that a shoe can be. You might "pay" more, you could not "buy" more at any price. All of the looks and service that can be crowded into any one shoe. Made try Soli, Schwab ft Co., ChlcafO, Urge.it manufacturer of good ihoe la the world. kinds and shapes and styles and popu- proper price, PpJw Oregon. dam of King Rene, Jr , a.17, Hraid trial 2:21. fiind foot, ia over 16 hands and will Sprite, the dam of his tire, had five nl lli.m 1.. ll.. II. it. ...v... n.v ,11. tin,, IMICU headed the list of winning sires oi nia sire, naa six in the z:$o deacendants In the 2:30 list, 1903 at Hillsboro, Ore.,' and taken out free of charge. ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT. Get from Portland to CHcago In 72 hours just 3 days. The "Chicago-Portland Special," leaving Portland daily at 9 a. m. via O R. & N., arrives at Chica go at 9:30 the third day. New York and lloston are reached that fourlh day. This train, acknowledged to be the fast est between the Northwest and the fast, is soiiaiy vestihuled and its equipment is unsurpassed. Pullman drawing room sleeping cars, up-to-date tourist sleep- - ........ j .....,. i.ni n, uc ir- I cluing cjiair cars, and unexcelled dining I cars, the menla nn urliii-li i i.r,i tlioke served at the very best hotels. Remember (hia train runs ,li.l iv.ni...i to Chicago; there is no change of cars,' iiu mc kuuu 01 11 is, 11 costs 110 more to ride on it than on other routes. We have other trains. The "Pacific Express" leaves Portland daily at 9 p. m, via Huntington, and the "Spokane l'lyer" leaves at 0 p. m, daily via Spo kane for St, Paul and the East. . For rates, sleeping car reservations etc., call on or write to any O. U. & N. agent, or write to A. L. Craig, General Pastenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. i:Tr-T-t'T-; W .... . . Wliicli Would You Katner neepr U tl tl t Your cotiKh or the $0 c-ittn tlmt CRKKN KAVItN VOt'ClI SYRt'l cmI Your coimh cun be cured. ' tlieen Riivrti Cough sy'P ork lik Bmulc. ...Groon Ravon CourU Syrup... If vou linve not trifil It, the iwnt tl vou t nfl-rliig i with couch, k'v it i trUI ami how urpiiMtd you villi I' inn rvnid' TIic Hillsboro Pharmacy ... jy i. f , v in f. . iniv tT IV 1 Two Good I Thiis, or III 3 e g CO -No insects can live where the Prussian Cicc Kiffer ?H 5 is used, as it always destroys them. i . m 9i I5mklct free. lh ?,) 0 t ! i Delta 5 SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIIMTK Or AV KXKfTTI"!C twuil out ot the firinill I'ourt of Ihe . Slnfn of Of S'iH, for VVanhliiiilon Coiinly, 1 in favor ot Imhi, Srliiiliuerti-li unit htl.l SKliiiliorrli'li. pnrtlivr tw Mt-hillinerieh ' Howi., mill Utr iiiKt ti. U. hiitni'r, tiHn iiilKiiteil dun iliH'krli d Io wild i'ourt, on ! llin KlMh liitv ,.l' l..t, 11m l r... .1.. ...... ' " " .....'.(..-, ... 1 , un i-iifn "f II.Nti. ci.bik, timl for t!i ftirtlirr mini of ft-.'K V, S. i;.ii oilii, with inlrrit thr mi nl llio rme of ft .r en wr iiiniiiiii, fioin tho Willi niiv of Jillillliry, iHPJ nn.l l"r llio ci,i,l(i niiil tixrtfnx- of tmlii niiil of Willi writ., Niiw .'lln.rrf iro, ,v virtue niid in uursu. iliii-jor mod Juiltiiiit'iitaiiil ij(Hiilioii, for wiutl of fontipii nt Hrtiinl pmiiortv, I hi,,,, Ivi.4i1 itidii, .....I ...in .... ti....:i.... ... .. 111,1,1.11 -iiniiiiaw, the lilili day of Miiv, imtt, at llin soiilh dour of tlni Cuiirt ltmne In HlllalHirn, II BMiioiKioii t oioity, iin-unu, at tliu hour III III fl'fOlM'L t ,t ,,f M..I.I .0... a..ll ..I ...... , ' ' ...... , m,ii i, m,. lie nin llim to llm liiKlii xt liidili.r for raali, Hie fiilluwIug-iliiM'rilied rtuil iiroourty. lo-wit: j Alli.f llm rl,.lil I I.. ,..! I .i,.f.l... , luicimani, ii. ii. r)i,tiirvr, of In and (nail ol' tlm noriU K ol lotM-l, a ami !, of am) in , " . ....... .. n, ,,,i , iiiih h s. niiionoiiM noil 10 11 IIIhIhiMi, niiil all of loin 7, M iiml 11, of mid In ,H-k S, if and in htiiniiiina ad't to II lll-tlmm, llre gon, to m Wry llm iioroiiilHiltirn iiuiiiikI aiintM, iiml lor the cohIs and eiiminica of wtid ciile. S.1I1I iirooortv will Iji n..l,l ui,lii.u,i 1.. ... ilrm il ton ax per Mini nte ol Oregon. WitllHMl in v llllllll Llilit I7th iliiv i.r In. rll, IS 2. ' .1. W, HKWKt.L, HherMl of Wiclimion Cminty, llreguit. tlwi. It. nugley, Attorney lor Plaintiff. . Notice to Contractor!. Notice ! hpreliv tni,n t. .t a.,,.1,.,1 l.t.l. ... ...... n.ni llllin will le reerived by tlm County Cliok in II 1 Unborn, 4)re mi Weil,, My 7, HKW, for tlm cxIhiikIoii ((f , Hidiolla hi lilue, mid (III at llio niimu bridge, l'iitii anil Miieelitciiili.tiH v.. t (dtrk'aollieeal'tiir Moiidny, April 2'. . I. A. Kill 1 1 1, o 1 ,. , , t'onnty Jiiilgu. Hy order ConiinlloiiBrH' Court. lllllslHiro, Ore., April 17, JIH2. Notice of Final Heillement. Notice is hercliv utven tlml. it.n i....i. 'K" e xeeoi.ru nun tixoeiiior of the oh- tain nt A. Hoiinii ,!(ii..itiuu.i in... 1 . 1 r. " , r . their llnalaecoiitit.aaexoiiiitrlxHiitlexeeii.' ior, wiiii ineuMinty i.ourt of the Htutu of Orecoii, lot Wasliingtoi, County, ltm U, UKU.al 10 o clock A. M,, of aniil day, o Mniil wntiuntli.tf and final Hcttltsmotit of tllH Hit 1(1 BMfllf A. H Eltiited at Hillsboro, Ore., this 10th day of April. 1!K2. Mil-ll mi.-M A MU I'l'ON, Uxonntrix.' TflOl-i, H. HU'ITUN, Kxoei tor. W N, JJiii rclt, Attorney fur Kutiite. Administratrix's Notice. Notice i" hrrnhv Driven Ihnf. T. llm m,.!.,.. signed, hnvn been liy the County Court r tho IHtiito !' OroK'in Cor 'iViiMlilngloii Conn ty duly appointed AdiiiinlMtmtrlx of the estnte of VVIIIiiini K, Owens, (leeniiHed, nnil Imvn duly iiiuisi IW Hll,,, AdmhilHtTHtrlx.' All persons having cliiiiiis against Hiild estiito mo hernliy ro- Ollf'eil in tirnneiil. I.hfl omnnl il,QH..-l duucnol' tlm undersigned, nl Crohir Mill, Oregon, with the prnjmr vouohnrs wilhiti six mouths from this villi dnv of March '". IAll Y I,, OVVIONH, AilinlniMtnilrix of tlm Kslale of Wll- 1 11 in r . owuiis, dee,tHt!il. W. I), hare, Attorney fur Adin'x. Treasurer's Notice, All Coiimv WarniiilH of Witsliington Coui)l.y,,0Tgon, endorHnil "Not payuhln for want of fiimls," and all war'rmils drawn, not endorsed, urn due nnil payable alter April 1, Iftti. luturesl will cease alter thai dale. UOtiOLPff CJiANDAhb, March 27, Uv. Coiimv Tressnrer. Executor's Notice. Nulim I herehv nrl fill IllUt f'lrt llllilnM. Hlgiiml ban by ilia County Court of the muinm 1 in n"n, ior me i.oiinty 111 wash Inglnii, been duly iippointed and tiuiili licil li'.vni.iiOii' ..r Hi,. i,.t .. in ,...,1 1 1.. ,, ,., in,,, i,up,m- hieiitof Aiitonie A. tl, Holilbif, dccniised. All perxons having cImIihs iigalust milil tiHlal.o am hereby iiotKknl to present thnm til Hie. Wil li lirnlwip if,iiif,,i.ru i,t Ilia I olllci; 01' H. II. Huston, In HlllHlioro, Oro- gun, winiin six nioiiiiis irom thlH date. KiiMin in, iii'suoio, (M'euoii, mis Anrll 18, 1IKK, , .. ' ... 1 ; CAIti. If, W.HKUMiMl. ICxneiitiirol the hint will nod teslnnionl. ! : i ; A Par of thk I'xoim.k : : : : . . w r i, ioVii i. t,i?i nr J 1 No poultry disease can breed or $S exist in any place where the L Prussian Poultry Food m is used, ns it will keep all huU ffi try plump and healthy. Drug Store fi Hillsboro, Orfcgon7 Oregon SlIOtyT line and Union Pacific imrtar roa nui.v t'hltgo SncUI UMH. m. via Hunt- T1MK HCliRi)Ui.KH a.n roHTI.ANII AkKIVi raoM MAILT Halt l.nko, Iiiiuver, Kl. Worth, (iioiilm, KaiuuM Illy, Hi, biuls, t'hli'ago mid Kant Halt tjk, hnivrr, Kt. Worth, Omaha, KanaiM City, St, Louis, Chlcagu and Ktwt Walla WalliC Lewi loii,Hiiikaiia.Wnlle I'lilliinoi, M Ittnrnit olls, HI. Paul, ilif loth, Mllwuiikee, Chleiigii and Kiwi M r. m, lUKIiiu Allantlo KinM X:A0 r. . via llunt- lllgtoll Wt. I'.ul Kaxt Mull 0:16 f, M. via KKikioi s o .M. 7:00 .t. Of KAN AND It IV Kit SCIIKDIM.K rnoH I'oiiTHntn Hteminhlim iMitwnm Portland and 8n Kntnclnco every live daya, Itlver lnmls 011 tho lower Columbia mid Vt ilhiiiititia dnlly except Hiiiulay. LOW IUTKH To and from all Hiiiila In the I'jil. I li keta via this M11U1 on aala at nil doitol omens of thn Houtli-rii Panllln Do. A. I CHAIG, (ieneral Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon, Notlc to Consumers. ' . All accounts due the city for water and light, for month of March, iwrZiri n" w signed, mill attmiiint horeuftrr wilt bo .v order fit Ootuuii! If 'C 11 .1 11 1 1,1 v 11 1 . Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., April 10, lima. Payinonta can ha loado Wilnesday IhurHdiijsand Fridays, from 7.UMJ I'.M I D.2diWu.' I. Northron. Prnntii.n. Newly Furnished and Renovated A first-class table and all accommodations for the convenience of guests. , , , Administrator's Notice, NOI'IOIO IH IIKRBRY QIVISN. THAT he iinilerNlgned has been, by tho Couutv !ourt of tl, Mate of Oreicoii f"r WZ ngton County, duly aiipolnted A din In be ski, also known aa eriin Zrabowakl dottnas-d, mid has duly qinum "l m, d entered upon the discharge of hi, ties aa such Administrator. Now, therefore, all persona havinir elal 111 auiiluat said estate of r"mnls dr ib owskl, deceased, ro lorol)y Vou, , ml at Ph!rni U""1 to lne uiHlerS iid t III" law oil Of, II JMbiirn Oiego,,, lug.,!,,,, wlt, p 'Zm Z wl hln six months from the date oroof Dated lIHs 24th day of April, ItHW. Administrator of wild Ablate. Hnbscribe for The Argusnow. Taken unBav mare u,.,i,.i,i UOO lbs, with one white leg, snd one knee sprung, Innuire at Frank KellernittiiV, south of Witoh Hazel Hi Hillsboro loose
