HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 31, 1902.
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LUCIUS A. L05G. EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
BSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co
Snbaerffitiom On Dollar per Annum,
8lx Months, SO eta; Three Month cta.
Off to to Gold liooft-neUUism. Be-
llcrei la the Bimetallic Standard.
Dear Msacy aieaaa Debased Property
sad Profitless America Product. Our
Consequent loss Is oar Creditors' Gain,
Bas a ase for Marcus A. Hanna
ate. As if Geer ever had any show
for the senate! No Fulton-Scott
legislators would Tote for Geer un
der any consideration. Not that
he it not as good as Fulton, or bet
ter, for that matter, but, Geer does
not belong to that particular gang
in politics. If Governor Geer wilt
call an extra session, and compel
the stool pigeons of the Clatsop
county 'Charley" to live up to
their pledges and platforms ha will
receive the plaudits of all Oregon
saving those whom it would hurt,
Let Geer call that extra session, by
all means.
WHY IT SHOULD SUCCEED.
The Evening Journal, of Portland,
should be made a success, for the
good of Portland; for the good of
the state and tor the dignity of the
Northwest. Not that the Journal
is to be a democratic paper; and
not that it is an opposition paper
to the Oregonian, but, rather, be
cause its presence in the field, edit
d by a man of ability, will lend s
better and more tolerant tone to
the columns of the Oregonian. No
one questions the force of the Ore
gonian, but every reader of that
paper has for years remarked its
utter intolerance of all opposition
of opinion, and all have wondered
at its insane outbreaks in discuss
ing political questions. As a mat
tor of fact its influence has been
been great, but it could have been
much greater, had it pursued a dig
nified, rather than an abusive
course in its handling matters of
public moment. For many years
The Oregonian has characterized
men and measures in disagreement
to that paper as notoriously dis
honest, or the men as fools, and
the measures, lunacies. It will
take a uew generation to dispel
this poison with which this great
paper is impregnated, but it is to
be hoped that the turning of the
ways has come. Public discussion
in its columns has been estopped
by the methods employed, because
no one cared to be abused by the
only paper of decent circulation in
the Oregon district
The Journal should succeed. It
can not injure the Oregonian finan
dally. Its position is altogether
too secure for this, and no one
wishes financial calamity to over
take so good a newspaper. But for
the sake of improving the Oregon
ian's temper, and for the sake of a
decent exposition of public and po
Iitical question! thousands of citi
tens of Oregon hope that Sam
Jackson will make as great a sue
cess of the Journal as he has made
of his East Oregonian in Umatilla
county,
COWS AT LARGE
The question of cows running at
large is one of the most entertain
mg subjects ever brought to a small
city like "this man's town," and
many and antagonistic to each
other are the opinions. Some argue
mat toe poor are unable to pay for
pasturage for their cow; and that
to prohibit their running at large
would take from them a great aid
to support of their families; some
argue that the towu looks the bet
ter with cows in the streets, as the
bovines keep the grass and thistles
down. The opposition alleges that
the poor people could better afford
to pay a dollar or two a month in
the summer time for pasturage,
aad that they would be better off
in the greater supply of milk; and
that, as far as the grass growing in
the streets is concrr.cd, that it
might be'eut two or three times
during the summer season if we
did not want whiskers on the
thoroughfares. This problem, how
ever, is to be passed up to the coun
oil, and it will be interesting to
note what difference of opinion
may be found there.
The Minnesota republicans have
evidently seen that the citizenship
of that state are out for blood this
fall, and have started to make a
campaign against the trusts. This
is a fine sort of deathbed repent
ance, and one that is altogether
too transparent. People with any
degree of sense will pay no atten
tion to the ran tings of the Minne
sota republicans. They play to
the galleries with a session of con
gross just closed which has done
nothing to suppress trusts; they
say they are against trusts, and
yet endorse ao administration
tion which has filed a pleading
against trusts to lay in abeyance,
and this, with a criminal provision
of the law ignored. This play ol
the Minnesota republicans reminds
one of the time that the republi
cans of Oregon were making cam
paigns on the silver question. But
as long as people show a willing
ness to be fooled by thimble riggers
just so long will parties flimflam
them.
ent had been printing scandal. As
a burst of idiocy this call of the
scandal-motiging boss and his fool
ish Friday is the real thing! As a
matter of fact, The Argus will not
reprint its dirty insinuations. The
Argus is Lot in that elate. The
people of Ilillsboro and vicinity
know just what the Independent
and its tool stand for. They know
that The Argus tells the truth as
to what that paper has published
Pettifogging by a boss and apology
by a tool cat. not change history.
Look out for the fellow that tells
you how good he is to his family
and how accursed mean someone
else is to someone else's family
The "holier than thou" fellow is
the chap that is more apt to abuse
his family than the prise fighter,
The man who is always singing
his own virtues is likely to have
mora vice on tap than the man
who keeps still about his morals,
Hillsboro must pull together or
it will not progress. A united ef
fort and the town can get manufac
turing enterprises. But one clan
must not try to pull down what an
other clan does. Work together
pull together, consult together, and
things will move!
CALL THAT EXTRA SESSION.
The Mitchell Scott papers of Ore
gon contend that there would be
no virtue in an extra session of the
legislature for the purpose of put
ting the newly elected state officers
on a flat salary. This is to be ex
pected, because it is one close cor
poration. The political bosses in
each county stand in with the po
litical bosses of the districts and.
over all, stands the Fultons and
the Jack Matthews; the pirates of
Oregon politics. These papers hold
out that an extra session would
The Harriman people will do
very much for Oregon within the
njxt few years. Their property is
here, subject to taxation, and the
want it to have as great an earning
capacity as possible. Therefore
they will see to it that Oregon's ad
vantages are laid before the people
of the East, that Oregon may have
more farmers; more timbermen;
more capital, and therefore, more
passenger traffic and more freight
traffic. What the N. P. and the
Great Northern have done for
Washington the past ten years the
Southern Pacific will do for Oregon
in the next ten years. Let the
good work go on.
It is said that a Tualatin demo
crat by the name of Polarek whip
ped a neighbor by the name of
Fisher because the latter changed
his politics. And this at the town
ofTua'atin!
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A democratic platform that would
"look good" to the trait newspapers
ihould be red flag to every citizen who
believes in a democratic government.
New York's swell society leaders, of
the millionaire stripe, recently held
banquet at which a monkey held the
pott of honor at a guest, There it noth
ing noteworthy abont thit. Theae peo
ple have been making monkey of the
work--day people for ever to long.
The trusts will evidently ret no hard
knockt from Mr. Knox the man who
left a $200,000 per annum position at at
torney for the trusts to tike t $25,000
position 11 the National Allorney Gener
al. I it possible, thongh, tht Knox
is worth at much to the traits in one po
sition at the other? It look that way.
"OliORT" FOR ADMIRAL SCHLET
The Des Moines Register and
Leader, republican, says: "Ad
miral Schley uttered an admirable
sentiment when he said, 'There is
glory enough for all.' The unfor
tunate controversies of that cam
paign are not yet dead, but already
it is apparent that in the end this
sentiment will be the sentiment of
the country, and when it is a large
and deserved glory will be spontan
eously awarded to this faithful
commander, whose bravery, capac
ity and untiring vigilance brought
fresh renown to the American navy
and gave our flag an added import
ance upon the seas." The republi
can president, by insinuation.
sought to put the brand of coward
ice upon Admiral f hley. The re
publican senate refused to incorpor
ate in a bill formal recognition of
the fact that Schley was actually
n command in the battle of Santi
ago Bay, but passed a bill provid-
ng for placing Schley upon the
retired list with the full pay of a
rear admiral. But even this meas
ure failed to pass the republican
house. So far as the American
people are concerned, Schley has
already won the glory. This re
publican paper that seems to be
friendly to the hero of Santiago
Bay might bend its energies toward
persuading the leaders of its own
party to refrain from doing injust
ice to Schley. Commoner.
Real Estate Trusters.
Luna S Savage to C Whitmore ao
aintec lotr3 w (loo
John I Gerrish to A G Stewart 22
a tec 33 1 1 r 4 w 375
Caroline Wagner to Jo Miller loo
asec 25 t a n r 3 w... 300
Tho H Tongue to A W Douelson
Newton farm, 160 seres sou.h of
HUUboro
S A Hickox to Allen Rice 74 a in
wait. Kaignten and Allen d 1 c aooo
Tho Wood to Amy Fraser 4 a sec
IS 1 1 s r 1 w Too
Minnie Hoffman to Matilda Make
l7ttasr3w iroo
J Q A Young to Elizabeth Young
6,31 a in Joshua Hall die
The tame to Mabel Young 18.66 a
in tec 34 1 1 n r 1 w
S M Robbint to Alice Bishop tract
in blk 3 Nsylor's add F Grove. .
Mary- Crowell to Jno J Jenkin
fraction acre in Elkanah Walker
d 1c
J W Brock to Allen Rogers part of
J W Baxton lot, Gaston 64a
Wm M Lvda to E W Haines tract
in David Harper die 26
Marshal J Kinney to Sage Land
Imp Co 17.56 a in t 3 r 6 w
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When we talk, it islx?causc we have something to
say. A 11 J then, too, onr reputation is to some ex
tent staked on MAKING A RACKET ami we are
glad to say that we will stand behind onr "Racket"
and back it up for the benefit of our customers with
Sonic Genuine Bargains
-1 lore are some of theni-
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Oolf Shirte tO.4!) Under Vest., in wl.it,., ,,ink, i,u
Golf Shirl U and black, just what is wanted
Golf Shirts l an-1 t.25 during the warm season, HV; 67x5
Fast Black Sox, $0 09 up to $0 25 Handkerchiefs. 5 cents to 25 cents
Lace Hose, Fast Color. 1.25 to 35 Lace Hose, Mack, 25 and 85 cent
Colored Hose, Latest Style. . 25 Lace Hose, Red, SuperGne, 35 cts
Ties, Latest Sections, .12 to $50 Faot Mack Hose, 9 to 50 rents
Stock Ties, Very LaUsi, Swll, 0 50 Fancy Stock Ties, Latest, 50 cent
Underwear, whole suit, 04r to 0 95 Hat Pins, many dwigns, 6 for 5c
Negligee Shirts 045 to 0 So Hose Supporters, IWing Combs,
Surp-nders, Finest Ever, 20c; 50c Cube Pins, Notions, etc , cheap.
For Bovs For the House-
Suspeuder $0 10 Mosquito Netting, per yard, 8 cts
Stockings that aill weur, 12 fc 25 Towel Crash, 4 and 0 cents r vd
Negligee Shirte, just the thin; Linen Towel Crash, fine, 9 cents
for every day, all mes. . . . $iU0 Hand and Toilet soaps in profusion
Watches, guaranteed 1 year, $1.25 Alto a nice selection of clean an,!
Pocket Knives, 10 cents up to $0 75 wholesome books, hound, cheap.
Don't forget this advertisement it will save you
money. Read the values, and then come to the
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Combs that keep their teeth.
Razors, with keen edges that
shave smoothly.. Razor strops
of good leather. Toilet soaps
that are pure and good for the
skin, perfumed or not. Shav
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and not dry on the face.
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PROBATE.
Administration estate John Han
ley, deceased, set for final settle
ment Sept 1.
Estate Martha Spencer, deceased
admr authorized to sell real estate
at public sale.
Estate Fannie T Neep, deceased
finally settled and estate ordered
distributed.
Estate Thos Brilcher, deed, final
ly settled and closed of record.
Miss Lena Parker, ot Gaston, is
vibiting Miss Stella Boscow.
Armeda Wilkes sues for divorce
from Thurston Wilkes; and Henri
etta Southern asks to be given her
freedom from Channcey L. South
em.
Thk coward's crew has another
spasm this week, when the "laws'"
and his idiot, constituting the In
dependent force, comes with'a call
upon The Argus to prove bv a re-
injure Qeer's chances for the sen-'print, that the Mercury-Indepnid
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By This Mark You Know Them
The strongest Watch Case
the one that best protects the
works is the '
JA8. BOSS ,u.r CASE
It is guaranteed to retain all the
beauty of a solid gold case for 25
years and the cost is much leas.
Au tlset tacra. ia all styles.
HOYT, The Jeweler
Administratrix's Notice.
Notice is hereby riven that' the nndnr-
signed haa been by .tbe County Court of
me niaie or uregon ror Washington Coun
ty duly appointed Administratrix of the
estate of U. I,. Smock, deceased.
Therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requi-ed
to present the aame with proper vouch
ers, at ine oince 01 uong a, BweeK. Kooui
600, Chamber of Commerce. Portland.
Oregon, within six months from the date
aereoi.
Dated at Hlllxboro, Oregon, this 29th
day of July. 1907.
8U8IE BMOCK.
Administratrix of the Kstate or II. L.
Smjck, deceased.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
NOTICE 18 HEREBY niVRN. THAT
the undersigned trustee of the extateof
oarau KUnernan and Joseuh K lineman.
bankrupts, by virtue and in pursuance of
an oruer made on the 6th 4ay of July,
1802, In the matter of said bankrupt es
tate, will, on the lHth day of August,
1902. at the south door of the Court
House, in Hillsboro, Oregon, at 10 o'clock
A. M., of said day, sell at puhll,. auction
to the highest bidder for cash In band, all
1 Fall
; Term
Opens
iSept. 16,
j 1902 j
Monmouth, Oregon
Graduates of the School are in constant dn
mand, at salaries ranging from $40 to $100
per month. Students take the state exami
nations during their course in the school,
and are prepared to receive State Certificates
on graduation. Expenses range from $120
to $175 per year. Strong Normal cuurss
and well eauipped Training Department.
For Catalogue containing full informa
tion, address
E. D. Ressler, President,
or J. B. Butler, Secretary.
of the following described real property.
to-wiu 1
Being a part of the donation land claim
of Isaiah KrlHuy and wife, (Malm No. 67,
T X N HI W Will. Mer., Washington
Countv. Oreion. situated in section .HI.
said township and ramie, and bounded as
rollows: mglnmng at a point, oeamiK
north 42 77 chains west 9.M1 chains from
the southeast corner of said township,
which rjoint is the southwest corner of the
tract of land convoyed to Thomas H.
Wilkea by Louisiana Hilling, 011 the 24th
on page 75 of Vol. 27, Keeords of Heeds
tor vtaamngton county, uregon, ana run
ning thence north 4 degrees and 50 min
utes east. In center of county road, 4 61
chains; thence south 89 degrees On min
utes eaht 2 60 chains: thence south 82 min
utes west 4.1S chains to the center of the
county roadj thence north 80 degrees 08
minutes west x.74 cnains 10 me pi ace 01
beginning, saving and excepting however
from this tract, the land conveyed by 8.
A. Burris and husband to 8. T. Crow, by
deed recorded on page 28, Book "86" of
the Records of Deeds of Washington
County, Oregon.
iiated this July 7:11, iwi.
J. K TAUIESIE,
Trustee.
Geo. R. Bagloy, Attorney for Trustee.
Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby s-iven trut sealed bids
will be received by ths (fcwnty Clerk
in Hillsboro, Oregon, on Mon., July 21,
1902. at 10 a m., for building long bridge.
1 mile west of Hillsboro, and (ill at west
end of bridge.
Plans and speclncations may he seen at
county clerk's ottice from July 14.'
CHALMER'B BRIDGE,
Also bridee across Dairy (reck, at Alex.
Chalmers' place. Bids to be opened
August 6, 1902. Hpecllications may be
teen at clerk's offlce after July 28th.
L. A. ROOD,
County Judgv.
By order Commissioners' Court.
Hillsboro. Ore. July 10,1902.
NOTICE.
Notice Is lierny given that at a gmicrnl
olection held in Wanhiiigtoii Comity, On-
nun, 011 me uay 01 June. U'TZ, a ma
jority of all the votes 0a.1t in said County
were against awitin running at lurge In
said Washington County, Oregon.
Now. therefore, in pursuance of Section
341N of Hill's Annotated Uws of Oregon,
in sixty days Irom the dale of tills notice,
itsiiallbe unlawful for swine to run at
large in Washington County, Oregon, un
der penally of Five Dollars for the llnl
oll'vuse and Ten Dollars for each and ev
ery mi Into 1 uont otrenxs, to be recovered
from the owner of such swine
Dated at Hlllxboro, Oregon, this :11th
day or June, 1U02.
GEO. A. Ml till I AN,
County Clerk In and for Washington
County, Oregon,
CITATION.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OK THE
STATE OK OREGON, Foil .
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In the mutter of the cxtate of Den.
Jones, deceased.
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of Kven Jones, Jones and Jones,
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children of David Joiioh, ami Kvan Jones
and to all persons Interested In this es
tate, greeting:
I In the Name of the Btate of Oregon, yon
t are hereby oitod and required toaparln
; the County Court of the Htalo of Oregon,
lor ms uiunijr 01 Yvanmiigion, at the
Court room thereof, at liillshoro, in the
County of Washington, on Monday, tho
lxt.h day of August, 1U02, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon ol said day, then and thncc
to show cause, If any there bo, why an or
der should not be made herein iiuihori.
ing and directing the Executor ol this es
tate to sell the following denurlhed real
property belonging to this estate at public
sale for cash In hand, to-wit: The Dona
tion 1 44iid Claim of Solomon f. Sliattuek
and Mary Hhattuck, his wife, Notification
No. 6716 and Claims Nos. Wt anil 61, and
being parts of Section Hi, T. 1 H. It. 2 W.
and parts of Mentions 1 and 2 In T 2 S. R.
2 W., and containing 322.40 aeros loss KM)
acres sold to Eli I,. Kvans, by deed rcronl
ed on Page H9 of Hook M of the Hcem-ds
of Deeds 111 the ofllce of the Recorder ol
Conveyance! lor Wanhliiglon County,
egon, and lot 4 In Hection 1 T. 2 H. It. 2
W., all situate in Washington County,
Oregon.
Witness the Hon. I,. A Rood, Judge of
the County Court of the Htalo of Oregon,
for the County of Washington, with tho
seal of said Court atllxod, tins 2nd day of
July, A. I)., 11)02.
(Attest) OHO. A. MORGAN,
Clerk.
C. E. Kindt, Attorney for Executrix,
Notice of Final Hot I lenient.
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Scissors galore! Hut we are not tisinjj
them to cut prices in two, because we put
the right prices on theiu in the first place,
ami we guarantee them to give perfect
satisfaction. We carry a full line, consisting-
of Bent ami Straight Trimmers,
in nickeled ami Japan finish; Kmhroidery,
in nickeled ami gilt; Manicure, Burlier,
Pocket and all kinds of scissors.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
Notice Is liorcliv uiveu that the unite -
signed, by virtue of an order of sale
made and entered by the County Court f
the MUte of Oregon, for the t'mtufy of
nxniiicmn, 011 ine imii nny ol July,
1!U2, aiithntl.liiK and ilirccllnt the milo ol'
Property In reinnl'lur lie rilied, I will, on
Moiiihiy. Hcptenilier I. IWt. utter for sal"
anil ni-II at put. In- wilii, at ten A.M., of
nald day, at the South door of the roni t
hoicc, In liillNlHiro, Oregon, for enxli In
hand at lime of sale, nil of the foil wintr
dixcrilH'd real nropertv, to-wit:
Uita 7, 8 and U of lind in I'.liick IX of
Simmons' Addlnm: to the Town of liills
horo, Oregon: the norlli two tlitn not lits
4, A and 0 of and In lliock 2. of HIiiiihouh'
Addition to the I ow 11 of Mil Mxiro. Oreg
on; and Lot I, Itioek HI, In the Town of
Went Portland Park, Multnomah County
Oregon,
buel sale w ill he made subject to con
firmation hy tho County Court of the
State of Oregon, County of Washington,
and the cost of conveyance must he paid
by the ptirebinor.
Dated at llilUhoro, Oregon, thU July
31, IMte. W. It. WKHlit'NG.
Ailmimxf rutnr ile honH-iioii of the es
tate of Martini Spencer, deceased.
11. I , lliiglcy. Attorney tor Ailmin stm-
tor !
SUMMONS.
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Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed administrator, with the will an
nexed of the estate of Thomas Htewarf,
doceased, lias tiled his li j ml account with
the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Washington County, and that said
Court lias fixed tholltli (lav of August,
l!Xi2, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the
Coiin'y Court room In illllHlioro.'Oregon,
as tho time and place of hearing ohjec
tlonn to said linal account and the llnal
settlement of wiid estate
Dateil at liillshoro, Ore., this July 17.
ma. '
FKED ROOD,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
of the estate of 'Ihomas btnwart, deceased.
IX THE CIIICU1T COPRT OK THE
STATE OK OCI'.GoN KOIl WANIl
ISGTON COUNTY. 1
Henrietta K. South -m, l'lainllll',1
Clniuiiccy I, .Southern, Defendant )
To Chauiicey I,. Southern, tiui ulmyo
named ucleinliiiit:
11 the name oi'llin Stale of Oregon, von
are niiiiired to uioar In the iiLove en-;
titled court, and answer the couiphiiiit i
tiled iwaiiml you in the ahove entitled !
suit, On or lie fore the ilth day of Scpt.1111-
imr. nnJi, Him 11 you uill lo vn (tppo;tr or
answer, lor want thereof, the nlaiiitlll',
W II II Dll I V to tilt! court for Lho lleere n
d(iii,iindeil 111 tiui complaint, to-wit: for
a dnctve of almolule divoreu uml for the
restoration ol her loriner name.
This summons is nuhlMieil nurmiant to
1111 order made on Ihn 2ilrd (lay of July,
iik, oy me 0011. j nim. A, Alcllrlilu,
judge of the ti I ve entitled court, and the
lirst public don thereof Is made nit the
21th day of July, hi"-, and the last publi
cation, September 4, Wtl.
M I1'., MKlKiKS,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Treasurer a Notice.
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TIMK M('lll'.)t:l.ES
rsoM
POItTl.AND
Halt Lake, Denver,
Kt. Worth, oiniihii,
Kansas City, HI.
I.onls, Chleago aiuj
p.ast
Halt Lake, Denver,
Kt. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, ht,
Uhiih, Clilcagu anil
ICast
Walla Walla, l.ewin
lon.Hpokano. Wallace
Pullman, Minneap
olis, Ht. Paul, Ho
liilli, Milwmikec,
('lilcago and Kasl
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4::M v, M.
H:lil a.m.
":U0 a, M.
All Count v VVarriints of Washlmtli 11
County, Oregon, endorsed "Not payalue
for waul of funds," endorsed pro r
to July H, My, are due and payable
after Aug, I, iixi.'. Interest " ill ceasu'iilii r
that dale.
W. ;;..IA('KHON,
County Treasurer.
NOTICE TO CONSUMER .5.
0CKAN AND HIVKR HCIIIODIM.K
KltOM I'DUTl.A N 19
t
Kti'iimshliis lictwecn Portland and Han
PiHiiciscn every live days,
Itlver lioals on the lower Coluiuliia mill
Willauinlle daily except Sunday.
liOW ltTKS
To and from all points In the Mast.
Tickets via this route on sale at nil depot
ulllees of thii Houlli-rn Puclfic Co,
A. I,. CRAM,
(inm-rul I'liHsi'iiger A sent
I'ortlitnil, Onyon,
Rymblcn and - deal
Water aid light hillH iniiit lio pn'il
nut later (lian tho KMi of each
month, and, Iicreufter,all payimirits
tiiimt he iiiHilo at the ollicu of the
undiirsigned. II. T. Haomcy,
Recurder.
0 1 ' V"1
$25, $30, $35, $40, $50
I''. if H;il hy
F. li. Dailey
NbxIt tlucir cunt of Wiihruna's
Miiiu Streot,
Hill