The Hillsboro argus., May 29, 1902, Image 2

HILLSBORO ARGUS, MAY 29, 1902.
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LCCICS A. LOXG, EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
ISSUKD EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
ftabscrfpUom On Dollar per Annum.
Biz Months, SO cU; Three Months, S5 eta.
Oraoaed U Gold llono-metallism. Be
lie vn la - the Bimetallic Standard,
Dear Money means Debased Property,
aad Profitless Americas Product. Our
Consequent loss is our Creditors' Gain.
Has ao ase for Marcus A. Hanna
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE.
For United States Senator,
C. E. S. WOOD,
. - of Portland.
For Governor, ,
GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN,
of Portland.
For Attorney-General,
JAMES II. BALEY.
of Umatilla County.
For Supreme Judge,
B. F. BONHAM,
of Marion County.
For Secretary of State.
D.W SEARS,
of Polk County.
For Treasurer,
HENRY BLACKMAN,
of Morrow County.
For
Superintendent of. Public
Instruction,
W. A. WAXN,
of Eugene.
For State Printer.
J. E. GODFREY,
of Salem.
DISTRICT.
For Representative, First District
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
4 . of Albany.
UNION PARTY TICKET.
COUNTY.
For Representatives
SOLOMON WECKERT,
of Sherwood
VVM. SCHULMERICH,
of Farmington
HUBERT BERNARDS,
of Verboort.
. For County Judge
LOUIS A. ROOD,
of Hillsboro.
. For Commissioner
B. G. LEEDY,
of Tigardville,
For Sheriff
JOHN W. SEW ELL,
of Hillsboro.
For Clerk
GEO. A. MORGAN,
of Hillsboro.
For Recorder
' K. L. WANN,
of Hillsboro.
For Assessor
C. A. PETERSON,
of Buxton.
For Treasurer
E. H. PARKER,
of Gaston.
For Coroner
W. P. VIA,
of Forest Grove.
Voters: The Initiative and
Referendum Amendment comes at
the bottom of the ticket Show
your appreciation of this good
measure, by marking an X between
the number 92 and the words, "In
itiative and Referendum," so after
your ballot has been cast, it will
read, "92 X Initiative and Referen
dum. .. ...Yes." Then you will
have done a service to yourself and
to your posterity. Do not forget
that you should do this whether
you are A Union man, or not Do
not forget that the organ of the op
position, the Independent, has not
advocated voting for this important
amendment. Do not forget, that,
Id the atruggle for the offices, this
important question has been over
looked by the organ of the gang.
Leave this legacy for your children,
Toteral Let : Washington county
' show that it is willing to take the
power of law making out of the
handi of politics. Let Washington
jounty, not because The Argus says
, tbow the world that they are in
'fctrr ef a government of the peo
jli, ht the ; people, nd by the
-"J.
Tiis Cleveland democrat are in
control of the state ticket, its head
bting V. J. Furnish, a hanker.
The so-cal!ed republican ticket of
this county is engineered by a
Cleveland democrat. The fact is.
it is naue ma t m y straight line
republican It is no a fight
against a common jn)litical enemy.
Are there enuigh uuion men and
straight republicans to down the
Cleveland contingent in Washing-
on countvf The A reus thinks,
Yef
For seven vears The Argus has
been r?ad by people of Washington
countv In all this time scandal
his been kept out of its columns
It can and does live, without sucle
methods Scandal is always a very
poor weapon a boomerarg.
Havk you noticed that the II us.
ton ticket hasn't a farmer on the
legislative end? Thi n, notice that
three farmers are on the union
ticket and three successful far
mers, at that.
A PLAIN, UNVARNISHED TALE,
Gales Creek. Oregon, May 26, 1902.
Editor Arois Seeing not long
since a letter in your paper signed
by a republican, I askthe privilege
of trespassing on your time and
space to ask a few questions as a
republican. I would like to in
quire, "where we are at?" As far
as I can see we republicans are not
wanted in the counsels of what is
at this time, termed republicanism.
it appears as though the HuJtone,
the Furnishes, the Colvigs and
many others who have held offices
such as sheriff, state senators, dep
U. S. marshals, etc , as Cleveland
democrats, and who have "de
nounced," howled at, abused and
cursed republican doctrines, and
who fought such men as Harrison
and others; the felloes who became
republicans on the "money ques
tion" (but nothing else) but who
can and have talked ''free silver
when it was popular, as Mr. Hue
ton did when he nominated Judge
A. S. Bennett, and as he did when
he told electors here that if elected
(even as late as in 1896) he would
vote for a silver man for United
States,' senator, are the fellows who
are the chief "guide and buckler"
(like Holy Willie not the Willie
who died) of our 1902 republican
ism as given us in this state and
county at the present time. For
years they have defeated, or helped
to try and defeat, republican candi
dates, and this.vjn very late elec
lions as Mr. Huston did by ab
senting himself two years ago,
when, to paraphrase his own idea,
the "country was in danger."
Where is one W. D. Wood, and
some others that I might name,
who have helped defeat republi
cans, for lol these many years?
These fellows that have defeated T,
H, Tongue for state senator in 1892,
and boasted of so doing, where are
they? These "latter-day-saints" in
politics that helped to defeat such
men in the la?t county election, as
Haines, Briggs, Stitt, Buchanan
(Buchanan was a Eoldier, too,
Cornelius, Thornburgh, Jack, Mor
rill, Dr. Saylor, T. G. Todd, J. II
-V - tl ....
Mu.taiuer an tnese wunin our
memory. Where are they? Where?
Why, the wet nurses of republican
ism as represented, head and tail
by Cleveland democrats!.
I am told there was conceived
and born a ticket, whose parents
were S. B. Huston and Dr. W. D
Wood, et als. We were told here
that Governor Geer was deemed a
"grafter" by these political saints!
Who issued the last check? Say,
who issued the last check?
These fellows that support
MitchelliBm, Bennett, or any one
to suit their convenience! These
men who are too "patriotic" (we
might say corrupt) to be allowed
to remain in the democratic party,
are now the boys we must follow?
Yes! Yes! They simply say,
"Here, you old straight republi
cans, "Uo 'Hay Hack and Sit
Down." We will give you modern
methods. Let us run the G. 0. P,
We can Furnish (?) new ideas.
We fought the party lone and
hard. Now we are .its etiardians.
We are loo "pure" to let you run
it Say, watch us run! "Hoop
'em up!" Help us, you old fellows,
or the Philippines are gone! You
are all right, but' we can manage
the machine without ynur help."
I say, for one, that I believe the
voters will say, on June 2, to such
as these, -'Go 'Way Back and Sit
Down," and add to that, "and stay
there!''
A Straight Republican.
AN OPEN LETTER.
Notwithstanding the fact that I
had promised the court house to
the union people for the dav and
night before the last presidential
election, when it was told me that
the union people would not use the
building both afterno n an I eve
ning I told them that the republi
cans were entitled to the room half
of the time, and so informed the
secretary of the union committee
By this time, Mr. Tongue being
unable to be here on Monday eve
ning, the republicans stated that
the? did'not want the court house
on that day, but could take it on
Saturday. The people of Wash
ington county, who have known
me for years, know that I would
not act the part of an obstruction
ist in any affair of this kind, and 1
ask my friends to take no stock in
the boyish charge being spread
through the county by Mr. Huston,
who, of course, is much interested
in my defeat.
Yours truly,
J. W. Skwku..
REPLIES TO HUSTON'S CHARGE
Forest Grove, May 27, 1902
Editor Argus A pretended friend
mine. Mr S. B. Huston, in
speech last night, the 211 h, at
Greenville, so I am informed, made
an attaek upon m record during
the last session of the legislature
n doing so, he either unknowingly
or wilfully misrepresented the facts,
as the record will show.
First: he charged me Kith voting
ior me scaip oouniy law. jne
e .1 I I . . n. N
record proves this to be untrue.
did, however, vote for the appropri
ation to pay off the outstanding
warrants on account of the law in
existence before I was elected. In
'90, Mr. Huston was very vicious
in denouncing repudiators. I am
now glad to know that I am not so
much of a repudiator as Mr. Hus
ton would be.
Second; he tried to convey the
impression that I ' stood in" with
the railroads. In this, respect 1
have to say that there were .three
anti-railroad hills introduced. The
record shows that I voted for two of
these .bills and would have voted
for the third bill had I knon that
the bill was to come up to be voted
upon at the time that it did . Un
fortunately, not knowing the bill
was to come, I had permission from
the speaker of the house to absent
myself for the purpose of taking
two of my friends to visit the
State Asylum It had been my in
tention to vote for the bill at al
times, and the railroad people were
fully aware of my position in the
matter.
He further charges responsibility
upon the delegation from thi
county for the loss of land from the
northwfBt part of the county. The
first bill introduced was one
straighten the line of Multnomah
county. I made a thorough inves
tigation of this bill and found that
it did not affect the lands in Wash
ington county. Toward the cloi
of the session, however, a substitute
was offered for this bill under
different title, hut the body of
contended to be the same as the
original bill. The name "Wash
ington County" was not mentioned
in the body nor the title of the sub
stitute. This, I was informed to
be the fact by a representative from
Columbia county, who declared and
who made it understood pending
the passage of the bill, that it did
not aflect Waehinston county in
the least, and that it was merely
local bill affecting Columbia coun
ty pnly. This understanding
among the members of the house
gained for the substitute permis
sion to be passed.
I am also charged as being re
sponsible for extravagant appro
priations. Mr. Huston well knows
that the majority party is 'solely
reeponsioie ior nil legislation. 1 er
sonally, I endeavored to, and did
not lose an opportunity to cut
down appropriations. The fact is
whether I voted for or against the
appropriation bill, Mr. Huston
would consider my act as detri
mental to the taxpayer, if he
thought he could secure a vote for
his candidates, by any old "posi
lion."
I did not hear these charges
made personally, but they have
come to me through indirect
sources. I do not object to Mr
Huston or anyone elre discussing
my record in the legislature, pro
vided, however, they will stand
fast . to the truth. I am not
ashamed of what I have done, and
if I have made errors, I willingly
admit them; nut at all times de
nounce direct or indirect state
merits which smack of untruths
These being the facts, all his polit
ical statements are to he taken
with a grain of salt
Hubert Ueunardh
No new matter, touching on the
political situation, is presented1 in
The Argus this week. The Argus
believes in making it campaign in
time for all matters to have thor
ough discussion. It does not be
lieve in an ambush affair. Jt has
no "charges" to make against can
didates that it does not make suffi
ciently early to haye a full and fair
public discussion in ample time to
test the truth of the assertions. In
telligent" people are not easily led
to believe the diatribe and charges
brought out the last ten days of
Clothing That
VjrJ
ivVe sell the famous Drew
$2.50, $3 00, $3.50. Full stock of Children's shocs.
H. Wehrung
Hillsboro,
LOVELACE, 32,74
Two yr old Record, 2:20 Prince) Three yr old Trial, 2:1 K
Sire, ECOTIST Sire of Kr,on :o6tf, The Conn,neroT,:i 1
ml 37 other! in the a:.jo list. Full brother to Fphinx :ioj,
Sire of 85 in the 3:30 list, including Sphinzetta 3:oS!', Sphinx
S a:c&, Captain Phinx r.oS t Frailer 2x-j and Klectritc.
:a8Sireof 50 m 8:30 list
First dam CRKVON, dam of Lovelace 2:2o, Dorscy I,, raojj, Iletwy
Britton 2:2of. Ooldlsc a:ISO, Puclis 3:17., lirillmiitiiie
3:19 'i, Clmntilly (trial) ", Klondike (trial) j:i8, Grandum
of Chanty 2:i3i, Cascade vmH, Cantata 2:22, by Priucfps.
Second dam CRETE LISSE. dnm of King Rene, Jr , J.I7, Braid
:ioV.ad Ualzarine 2:27, Grandam of Betny Britton r.icX,
Brilliantine 2:29,', Brown I.ace Doriey L. 2:20, Ditcli-
ti 2:27, (loldlac a:i8,V, Lovelace 2:2o by George Wilkes.
Third dam the dam ofTarlton 3:3!, trial 3:31.
LO VI
is dark hay, vith one white hind foot, is over 16 hands and will
weigh upwards of 1100 pound. As a 2-year-old he trotted in two
races, obtaining a 2-year-old record of a:iK- As a 3-year-old he x
was campaigned in several states, trotting in 33 races. He obtained J
Erst, second or third money in 17 races, took a record of 2:20 In a
third heat in December, and worked publicly a full mile at Cleve- j
land in 3:12V. His breeding is unsurpassed. His darn, his grandam, 0
the dam and -grandam of his sire, and the dam of his grandsire are d
all in the great brood mare list. Sprite, th dam of his sire, had five
colts by Electioneer, and all of them are In the list, three W
of them having at different periods headed the list of winning sires
at their age, Waterwitch, grandam of his sire, had six in the 2:30 J
list, and has two hundred and thirty descendants in the 3:30 list,
Will Make the .Season of 1902 at Hillsboro, Ore.,
Upon the following Terms:
Season (with return privilege) 25; Insurance, 35. 4
Pasture for mares, 1 1. 60 per mouth. Mares will be called for at J
any designated place in Portland and taken out free of charge,
E B. TONGUE, Hillsboro, Ore. t
the campaign, by the Cleveland
democratic crowd running the re
publican party in this county.
This is the last issue of the cam
paign, and The Argtw believes that
the county will not indorse the
scurvy campaign methods of the
crowd in control of ihe ''i 0 culled
republian" party machinery. They
may control the "machine," but
they can not control the voters
Intelligence will not tolerate the
lies and slush that, have been
sprung by the opposition to the
union ticket late in the canvass,
The charge circulated by Fur
nish people, that Chamberlain was
connected with the Linn county
bank, is false. Chamberlain had
had no stock in the bank for two
years prior its failure, and sold his
stock to Bush, the Salem banker, a
conservative business man. Aside
from this, the bank paid every dol
lar of the depositors' money in full
to them! What mnnner of liars
have wo in Washington county,
anyway? Does anyone suppose
that the Oregoninn wouldn't have
sung that song every issue had it
been true?
Ettray Notice.
The undersigned has on his place
three miles north of Hillsboro, n
red heifer, white spots, two-year-
old. The owner can have same by
proving property and paying
charges. Came to my place last
autumn. E, P. McNem.y.
is Just Right
ST-
S'
OMK men buy auj tiling
that is offered them in
the way of a suit, pro
viding the clothes look fairly
well. Other men, who tuy
with discretion and good taste,
call for one of our
We try to see that every
thing that goes out of the
store is just right.
l Ms uitterence m men is
not greater than in clothing
in its style, its quality, in the
people who sell it. Ours has
behind it the K. N. ec l'Y rep
utation and guaranty, as well
as our own. That ought to
be enough for the most par
ticular men.
- Selby shoes for Ladies',
Oregon.
1
- LACE -
Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby givon that sealed bids
will hn received by the ('ninity ('le-k
In MillKhoro, Oreifon. on Wed,, Jiiiim l.
v.m, lor me exloiiNlon or the nrliliri
across Dairy creek, lit Hiisbanor Urtm'
place.
I'luiisand sfieclflcatloiia may be seen at
county I'liTK a uuico.
U A. HOOD.
County JudRo.
ny oroer Liiinrinvnoner- ;nun.
II illnlM.ro. Ore., May 22, 11102.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IN THK COUNTY COUItT Of Til K
HTATB OF OllKGON. KOIl
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In tlio nmttor of 1 1 10 estate of Annt'tte
r ranens Thorns, clocoamd.
Notice Is hereby given that thaiiMdnr
nliicr-liiis been, by the ohovc 0114,11 led
Court, duly appointed, and Ih t tit: duly
oiiiiliflnd and anting itdmiiiiHtrator with
the lll annexed, cf the mtnto ol Annette
Frances Thorns, deeeaxed 1 and all persons
iinviiift 1-iuiiiiH aninsi ma entitle or fuui
dcofiuxed arerctiuiral to iimsent thoMiiiiie.
with proper vouchers, within six monlliM
from the 11 til 0 or mis notice, to ih muter
I siKiieii at tlieolllcnof A llnlilwin. in For
ut drove Washington county, Oregon, or
; at Room 302, rulll' K Itiiilthng, Portland,
1 treiron,
I FANNY A. TIICTMS,
I Administrator, with the will annexed,
nl' the estate of Annetto Frances Thorns,
i d oe cased
; I,. K. Utournlte, Attorney, 802 Falling
isuiitiiiiK, romiinu, tire,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby trivmi thai, tint nntler
nli;iifd has been by the County Court of
waHiiiiigum uoiiniy, (.regon, duly tip
pointed administrator of the entitle of
Harriett Kliziibeth Fort . tleceaset . 11111I
IittM duly qtmhlleti anil entered upon the
uiKcuarito 01 nm dimes its Nticn. How,
therefore, all persona haviiiK claims
11 Kit I list Hidd eslato are heiehy required to
present the same to the uiiilerslKiied ad
ministrator, at the law olllc? of Geo. H.
Ilnuley, In Hillsboro, Oregon, together
with proper vouchors, within six months
from date hereof
lMted at Hillsboro, this 22nd day 'of
,May, 11)02.
IIJCXItY I'. FOIID,
Administrator of said estate,
Oeo, It, Hagley, Attorney for Estate.
Corns Vanish
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Hniliiy'sMiigit! Corn Cum
is used.
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It is easy to apply. Trice 2t cents at
Bailey's Pharmacy
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Do Not Brush By
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14 ,
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lint buy u brush. Wc have a hhk1
assortment of Hair, Nail, Flesh, Hat,
Cloth, Camel's Hair, Nursing IMtle
and Tubing, Shoe, Paint, Shaving,
Dust, and all other kinds of
BRUSHES
at prices to suit your purse.
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SUMMONS.
ix 1 in-: cuu t ir cui itr of tiih
STATKOFnliKHOX FOK WASH
IXOTOX t'Ot'NTY.
Veinlell Selit-n h.-l. I'lalnllll',
.
f.owell A. YoiitiK iiml
Itoreliii It. Vintnu, iMiViidunU.
To l.iiclt A. Yoliim sod lioceliii II,
YoitiiK, tile ulsive ntoiied dert-tttliiiitn:
In the imii e "I'llif Slate of tlrt-uint, you !
11111A citeli tit Vt.ii un tinriiliv i-tiliiitiunitpil i
and niUltil to tippmir itml answer the'
ouipi'ttm tutM tiuntuHt you utineaistvv
mtitled i-itnil, lit llinnHove tntitlliid cntiwl
on or ln'U'ie ihiM!'irittinii of six work.
jitililli nUoii 01 ilili siiiiiiiiiins In the llills
luiro A tRtiM. i'ioi iiient'lii I1I1 llie Kin of
May S2, l'Ml, ami rndiiiB Willi tlit I
Hiii-'of July .1. H'J, siiil iliat yiitl appear
nnd HiKwer-on or trlm July .(, VAil, and
you w ill pi' mm tuliA nolliti that tl' you
lull to imi itppcur and tinsm-r miid cuit
pliiint 011 or lifloie said July ii, listi, the
plaintiff w II apply lo the court for the
relief pru.ti'd for and dnu aiided ill hbt
I'oinpliilnt. to-w It:
For a jinlKiiii-tit itt:iilit you mid esrh uf
voti for the mum of 1 .t, wllh Interest
tlieieon from April 7, nml.at the rate ol
nine ier cent per aniiuni, and the sum of
ICO, attorney's f is, and Hut costs ami
iltHliupMiinf n's of litis suit, and for a tin
t-ree fureebniliiK ilmt etirtiiln niorliiKt'
made, emu tlet mill iliillveied liy you and
un-'1 of you to the pliilnlllt liei'-ln. tluttil
July U, !-!l, and tiled f.,r reeoid on s.ild
'-ny, an I rfeonlud on pnittt ;LVi of Hook
"vii" of the rit-orils of niortuiiKes for
WMshluKtiin eoiinty, Or (,'on, iiihoi Hit
rnllou liii; truei of IhihI lytnif, Is'lnir and
Mltuale In Wiiilinitcloii eouiily, Oretf-ni, I
ami iitwi'riiieii 111 1 oniuieiii-init al Hit ft,
W.eoriier of weilon al T. I N. It. I W.
Will. Mer. ami .unnlnn thenee win 4.UI
elmins; tin nee south lol euaius; tlieueo
eat JV.Iil eluilns ;llieui't'norlh il.olot'halns!
Ilieiiee wet ti.'i'i fliitins; tlitoiee n trill B U
ehitiiiH; thenee f.t ii 7,1 i liulns; tlient
liorlh 2. ill t'hitlns I t the plaett of bet'lll
nii.H, -i 11 1 1 11 i 1 1 11 iif ..J. 1 7 ai res, and ailjinlK
ill); ami di-fitsdnir the sale of sulci preni
les a upon ettceutlon, liy lit 1 sherill' of
Vt'iwIiluKtmi eoiinty, Ort'ifon, and the pro-fts-ils
of siieii iilt lie applied to the Itay
ntentof the snnia due iilalnlltl, nrlui'lpal,
interest, ctmts and iillorunv's Uv, and for
a decree forever barrlnu ami foreeoi.ni ;
you and em-li of yon of every riht, title i
and liitert-st In suid preinise's, and every
part ami parcel thereof save and except!
.1... uti.tiii.... Hi..i., ..r .lu.....,i 1 r u
aiifh, other mid further relief as'uiav lie 1
nut-essnry and proper In Ihe preinlsei. f
1 101. nuiiiMioon in iinrven nifiiuiNi you ny 't
piiiuieiition ny onier 01 inn lion, 1,, A.
It, Kill l',,Ll,,lv' I, ol' U-l, I, ('..
Oiecou, 11 itde and timed on the IIHh lliinl
,.r l.... i,a,. I ..1.1..1. .i!
w, .",,. liT, mi" ninru uiiiiir oiti;ri,s
the publication therenf once a week
for six coiiMceulive nut! iijoccHsive weeks
In the llillslioi'o ArcuH, lieulnnliiB with
the Issue tlicoool diueil the 22nd of May,
I'KrJ, and ciiiIIiik with the Issue thereof
tinted Iheflrd duv of July, Ititrj, ami that
you mill nu ll of ynu appear and answer
s tid eottipliilnt on or lieloru the sniil iird
day or July, 1002.
(li;t, U, IIAOt-KY.
Attorney lor 1'lniiitiff.
N'tto" of Final Seiilomcnr.
Notice is herehy kIvom tlutt the under
signed adinlnisiriior hits tiled In the
County Court ol the Slate of t ireunn, for
WiishhiKton Comity, his limil account, In
the matter of the eHutn of Charles W,
Til linn, dec.cio'ed, and Hint, said ('our I.
bus set Montlav, the ,10th day of June,
12, at 10 o'clock a, M, of said day, at the
Coiin'y Court room in llillshnro.'ornuon,
as the I. t mid pliici! ol heiniiiK tili)ce-
Hons to stil-.l linnl iiceoiinl and the li mil
fluttlnltinlit of siilil e.italn
JlHltid this May 'JO, IU.
. , , , ' A l.l'h KD DA V IKS
Ailinlu'Htnilor ol Hie entitle of t:iutics
, 'I'll' Hon, ileeens n.
Oeo. It, Hurley, Aliorney for Adminis
trator. Executor's Notice,
i0'('li;ty IS IIKIIKIIY (IIVKN THAT
the umlei-hlnneil has been, by the county
court of Wat lil.iitlon eoiin'ty, Oregon,
dulv npnolntcd 11 ml fnnlli-uicil'ns executor
of the last will and le-liiuinnl, or lltmj.
K. Jones, ileeoHvH,
Now, therefore, all persons having
ehiinis iiKinnst, snld estiilii will present
thcin. with proper, vouchors, at my rest
douce, nt Kiii-iiinirlon,lirciron, witiilnslx
inoiilhs from the 1I11I0 liei-eof.
Hated at, l''ai-iniiielon. ( li-cinni thlutr.ii,
day of Muv, nr.
W.M, J. I Mill AM,
Kxoctllor of 1 1 1 1' 1 11-1 v 1 1 1 0 III I Icnlin i
of lien), 10, Jones, ileceiivod,
Tim bi'M is the cl enneHl. (Ireer
hos Ihe best nii'l cl'enpPHt garden
seeds in Ilillsborn,x
One span of young mules for
sale. Inquire -oi. VV. JJ, MtUor
mick, 3 miles south of Laurel, Or,
when
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Francln-n every live days.
Itlver IhihIs on the lower Columbia :ind
Wilhiuieiie dally except Sundiiy.
LOW IliTFH
Tn and from all points In the Fast.
Tickets via this route on sale at nil depot
olllces of the Soutli-rn I'aelllc Co,
A. I CKAI0,
(ieneral Pasaenger Agent
I'ortland, Oregon.
R7jiwl)lcn and Ideal
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$25, $30, $36, $40, $50
For sale by
F. H. Dailey
Nexi iluoreitstof Wehrung's
Main Street, . . . Hillsboro
Adinlnlatrator'i Notice.
NOIICK IH II FUHIIY (IIVKN, THAT
the iiiiderslKuiHl lias been, by the County
Court or til J State of Oration, for Wash'
InKinn I onnty, d ily appointed Adminis
trator of the estate of Francis llrabow
skl, also known as Fran. Zrahowskl,
tleceasetl, ami ),, ,ny ,,nnw ul(
entered upon the dlseharue of bis du
ties as such Admlnlstriili.r.
Now therefore, nil persons bavlmr
claims auanist said estate of Frtmels Orah
owskl, tleciiiiseil, are hereby reiuilied
10 present them to the undoi-Muiied
at his law ollle,, In Ilif?rii,
orenu, topethor with proper vnuehors
wl bin six months Iroui t,u ttn 0,eor,
Hittcd thlN 24tli day of April, IIKI2.
HKO. II. IIAllld'!,',
. Adiiilnlstriitnrof said ICstato.
Now is the time to subscribe fo
VIlH A'KIIH,
Is your horse doing well?' Per
haps nis let lb 1 oeil levelling. A
hnr-'e ciiii't ent utile's his teeth are
in cuiifli'i.in Have your horses'
teeth finnnthid up, and have the
prongs and growths take 1 away.
Charges reasonable J. A. Cuuv
inings, Hillsboro, Or.
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