HILLSBORO ARGUS, SEPT. 11, 1902.
s : A I'Armi tmk I'koi-lk : : : ;
. : a rtmm r ni Paoru i
..trd at the PusBi at Hillsboro, cratic party when there was an op-i The wt weather will mvn he'
orcoB.M9MoiHlelM mU mum. portunitT to place Mr. Bryan in';'1''"'- " XM
the White House and install a gen- ,,' Marvel areus ir
LUCIUS A. L0S6, EDITOR, nine people's government In the 11 " "
national capital. Let us devote
our time and our energy to a dis
cussion of the needs of the people
i
1
County Official Paper.
PROBATE
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY nd to the legislation which will
RV remedy the evils of the day ana
" 1 . . . .11.
I l,m t his ff.tr.riimanT nspr r.l 11H
The Argus Publishing Co. time.honorwJ Meftta miet wMch it
I nnt rtnlv tlii nllmlwr of
aabaor'ption: One Dollar per Annum.
ttl Months, 90 cuj Three Months SJeta-llw people, oui mo uiunaj purpw wi
every wan, woman and child whose
Oreosed t Cold Meoe-sMtaltlsas. Be- eye looked up to the stars and
..Item: the Bi.ttallic Suadard. for inspiratlon.-Coluuibus
. 1.-A D. l"-J
n .1 a i n
aoa rreaiicss niu . ,
1 IDA VIM VI BUiaVO IO nMVu
Consequent loss la ear CrediterV Gala. U blesaing. It is now the begin-
liar so ane for Marcns A. Haaaa nins of the end. The contest be
tween arrogant capital and lowly
I 1.1 111 .11 V.. ,,.tl..l t.. it. ,.n
T1nl f nnn i a .lanmiroua iawr win u bbihcu ... "
' 1 .! J .!.V .1 tl1...o...l
thing. When congress was in es- "U1. "u
i arwl anrin. the COme COlUUuniiy vkamh.1..-
reeident must have suffered J ment Ownership of all thing whn h
U,.flof nlpm,rv if onUto nav 7 'nr verJ naiurw, are uut,-
any attention to what the execo, utilities such assUplsmauu-
f.ve has been savin on his swing ure, con nnn iu.u-.
ground the circle. At that time, "" c.nT wou "c " ,
Ka Ka t enact twice, may laugnat tne taea, ana
: legislation, he was wondrously si- ?ain9t it,v'11"ing
lent about the trust question. This B " "
hPnn ninst nut nul mauon an uonorru iuo ..B" """
o r I u i...
much faith in his statements as to ,m"un8 inowur,u ,u w 7 .
M,rl.Sn. fh,. crnnratinn, whioh are Ut it Will Come. And, When
bleeding the people of the country. ti,ne ds come tbere wU1
i. l.,.,.. . Pt,;i.ri k'n. or. I more saiisnea laoorem auu
Extnte M.irllu Sprin-er, di'i'd; ad
roinistrmor directed to mnke gmd
and eurtieietii eiuiveyauoe to pur
chaser of lealty, 1'relVrnrd cl ut j
ordered paid. '
Kstale MurcHifl DruWid deol;l
clwel of n cord and relf!B of bond !
will follow tiling ot icei(t.
W. I. Ourli declared feeble in
mind ai d W. K t'urlis appointed
guardian witli bond at $10,000.
Estate H. I) Christiut n d-d;
closed of record; Aduir allowed the
sum of t'25( f, r s-ervices
K?tale Anna S. baker deed closed
of record and residue turned over
to heir. Smite, order in esUte f
Horatio "iaker deceased.
Call in and get a Free Shine at the
Racket Store. J3nce used always used
HOLLADAY'S
Second street is t l nttnly laid
from M.tin lo the Mo re property,
this eide of the dep t.
K C Brown te'uried lust Fri
day from D.iugjrts iMiiuty, win te he
was out with a euney ng purly.
.Robert Foster, of London, Eng
land, i. here for a visit with bis
uncle, Win. lUsley. of Leisy villa.
Mi Kva Bailey, f this city,
will attend St. Helen'e Hall, l'rt
land's young ladies' eemiimry, thi
winter.
BLACK MARVEL
The new WatciprtHif oil Blacking for Ladies', Men's
and IhV boots and vboes. A high-grade polish of utmost
brilliancy. Traduces, without brushing, a brilliant jet
black waterproof polish. Also excellent for patent leather,
rubbers, harness, etc. Free from acids, alkalies or cheap
material. Holliutay!) stands for supremacy in shoe blacking.
proven lest by every test."
fall and give it a Free Test.
Sold only at '
THE RACKET STORE
Opposite Tiuilutiu Hotel,
Hillslhiro, Or.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Drs. Linklater and lamnse
were at Portland this" week, 'teid
tinues to be his a'torney-generol m,UloniUr''a b-v v,rtue un,lu atHst9te Medic,il A?s . i iuou.
one need look for the "busting" of ov 77"'; M. ihU Uni . n .heemoloy!
no trusts. And. to conclude, the IUUlrl,7U9!,rf the ll-.u-le ...Ut, and M.rk
trust still 'keep supr ing the will continue to make it as hard as, ,UuUr ,,,,,,,). i..kiM.ier j
it . plSSlOlO Kir 11US IO Itlllir nmiin. Ml... H,e 1US CI X He l U l 'Hiei s. i
aiu uieir uiS niusicr' ius" .- n 1 1 4 r i i n - "I tieitrRii !sp.'in
wy, but government ownership; rr. a loin er tin i m I -. mid Mis
will come oulv as a cure for thejlvsetu .vli.n... ..1 1 oithnut. is an
evils of monomly. The fight nuu.;e.l by Po.t and .npe.s.
azainst it bv the little peanut j John W. Cornelius, of Mountain
heads reminds one of what a local
UkMOCltlCY AMI IIS MISSION
Some men seem to think that dem
ocracy, has no meaning or purpose
except to get officii for a few rich
men who have exhausted the prime
'' and 'manhood of their lives in accumulating.-
filthy lucre. They
seem to think that the business of
the rich man is to hold office in
his superannuated years for social
ornamental purposes, and in his
effort to secure the ornament he
should distribute a few $10 bills, or
a few $20 bills, and here and there
a check for $100 or more among
three, or four, or five ring politi
cians in each county seat. Each
state is infested with a few such
rich democrats and a few such
hireling democrats, who have no
"conception of democracy except as
it promises immediate returns to
gratify the vanity of the Would-be
rich, office-holder, and immediate
cash to the machine politicians
who have no other occupation and
no visible means of support.
Let us get into the midst of
things. Why nibble constantly at
the edges? Why not have a plain
understanding? Why not recog
nixe that Jeffersonian democracy
means "equality and jus-ice to all
and special privileges to none?"
Why not recognize at the outset
that Abraham Lincoln was a good
Jeffersonian democrat when he
said: "I believe this country with
its institutions ought to belong to
the people who inhabit it." What
would Lincoln mean today if he
were to speak of "a government of
the people, by the people and for
the people?" if he did not mean
governmental ownership of a pos
. tal telegraph, if he did not mean
public ownership of public utilities,
if he did not mean initiative and
referendum, if. he did not mean
that the trust-made commodities
should be put on the free list, if he
did not mean that on the money
question the people should govern
the banks rather than that the
banks should govern the people?
' There is entirely loo much talk
about (he candidate for president
in 1904; entirely too much editor
ial space and news space wasted by
the different machine politicians in
philosopher once said: "There are
two glasaea of beeples you can't
hypnodize; vun is an ijjiot and the
udder is a poor fool!"
ATTEND THE STATE FAIR.
To be Held at Salem, Sept. 15 to 20.
fake a few days after haying and
harvesting, and to away for a
change of scene tnd air. Too few
firmer and faruies wives take
any vacation during the year.
there is nothing so goou as a
change of living and a few day?'
re-t to brace one up, both physic
ally and mentally. Moot of the
larsn city business bouses give
their employes one or two weeks'!
vacation during the year, and they
find it pays well in the better
health of their men and greater in
terest taken by them in their
duties. A weeks' rest attending
the stale fair is both educational
and recreative.
The exposition building will le
filled with the finest exhibits of the
farm, field and orchard. The live
stock show will surpass anything
of the kind ever giyen on the coast,
and no progressive farmer can af
ford to miss seeing the possibilities
of improved breeds and breeding.
Good ractntc every afternoon tie
tween the fleetest fooled racers on
the coast Good music and high
class entertainment in the evening.
Reduced rales will be made by
the Southern Pacific for the occa
sion. Ask your agent for full in
foimation.
Fare, $3 10 round trip.
iluie, ba-i purchased a ln.lt interest
in the MuNamer barn, at tons.
Grove The Argus ivislies him
suct-ess.
Permit tins I een granted J. 0
Hare by the Porlund city to put
up a $2n00 residence rn Fourth
Caruthe:p, and construction 1ms
already commenced.
Report comes tliB evening that
forest tires are raging so fiercely
around Tillamook thai there is but
little hope of saving the town, Hi d
that residents of 'the city 11 ru leav
ing for places of safety.
Andrew Gray don, the electric
line promoter, was in town this sf
ternoon, looking after hnsine- in
tere-ts He says Unit he will be
ready to start construe ion just as
win as the line is rpeti for work.
Paiitic University will open its
fiiil term next Wednesday, and
Hillsboro mill contribute its Urual
large number of students. Mon
mouth also opens, nd quite a
number will attend the Normal.
The following from this city con
template going ( the sts'e fair
next week, the mnjritv of them
remaining throughout the meeting:
Messrs. Hiid Mesdames W.
Hons-, T G. Gardner. J V. Sew-
ell, W. L luvi-,C. W. Redmond.
W. V. Wilev. W. II. Welirung, F.
M. Heidel. R. B. Collins, A. C.
Shute and W. J. Wall. If ti,e-e
do not represent Hillsboro proper
ly at the bli fair they will tele
graph home for reinforcement'
IN TUK C1KIT1T fOl'KT Of Till!
STATU OF OKKdON KOlt WASH- ;
IXiiTOX for X TV.
fnri'L- f. tiio-ihior, 1'lmnlirT, 1
VI I
i'rtni.' 1'. li minor, W-l imi M
w.iril HiiMlfimi ii.'ir, .,1 j
.Llllh'sK. ItO.MV-. Ml.,. f,.;,..',!, v
;oi I U 11. Uii mi iplinu i
ml liletii fr Willi i'i Mivai.l '
II l i il. -,. i!, 1 1. tVmliiiitv t
'V VtlU I K OK AX i:Krt T.V;
; ,liry l.vii,M M:i i' ih.. uh,m' ,o.iitiv.tt
(,-oiit-t, 111 Uii- mi i.f- .."iiilf 1 f riv. i.i ni'
I .In ! v liii.ft,',! mi, I 't-i 1 v 1-1 .;.ios( Hi :ir,t
t.l.iv --ei teiiijit.r, !:o' iiimmi n i. ve ,.ii
tc.f.t iii aiil imuri on i.'m 'J.":h ilnv ,t Ju
Iv, 1 , 'i . in fiiv.ir l tin. Hiuotf u.ofril
l.l.il Hill, mill uuiiiii . thu ili'lenitniiU
ni m.vb naiiK.i. in iiml i..r tie' sunt of Two
IhiinliY.I 1011I Klrty l.illiir4 lffHM) tn
lO'lher xviih iiitiMtr.st ilirntui Mt thi ntln
uf leu per miu per milium until pa lit j
irnm 1111.1 mier tne 7111 .lay 01 ii-tnir, ih
!l, ami the funhir muh of Kirtv O-illuri
ifioi tionuyN twi tumlhei with tlie
ivhh ai;il (l.slniif Mimii ui uil, mi.iniiil
iutf to mill lii"il itt tlie mm. of KortrTwii
Hint avitw U' llars ill'.' ii', mitt alt 0m
eusti of mill upon lb if writ is.iiiiiihii.Iiiik
me to iiiiike mile m ilit- rel iiroiwity liptu.
inafter 1lescnlx.1l. uiul 1 ill' I 011 Urn 3nl
lay of Septctiibor, l ur.', ,liily lovy upon
th fiillnwliiit ilmerllieil n-al propertv nit
hhw in W'BMlitiiKloii ( fiii'iiy, Xtata tit Or
liivii, 10 it: lh liurthurt qnni'ler nf -tion
Twenty 1 u 111 Towuship Thriti
CM North of lUiifie Klve (5) West (of Wll.
Mer.j eniiniiiinif Ml 111 ret of land netiirit '
inn to Kinal Keeeivur's'lteeeiiil So !l Tit j
dulixl. Kct fi v-r- nlllii', Ori-giiii t'i'y, Om
gon, January Hill. I1B iiniti r Seellon !tSl
ol I lie t.rvi-MXl Maluli" nf the I'liltiM
States.
New therefore by virlua of xaiil exwu
tion I will 011 the lith 'I iv nf Oflnlier. Htf
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. al the
front door of the Court Innoie 111 the town
of Hilhl oro, snid eminiy unit statu soil al
public auction subject to MatuUiry rittht
Ijinblcp and Idea
V ,t.
jUl-1 lMHttTI
$25, $30, $36, $40. $50
For cnle by
.F. K. Dailky
Next door ea.xt of Wehrung's
Main Street, Hillsboro
Keal EsUU Translcra.
Ora L Truitt to C A Andertou i
in Lawrence Hall d 1 e fi2.
Pboebc Cos to J h Washburn e
X sec 8 t a a r 5 w 700
C M Hcrmeni to lofeph Joosteo
14 a in Henry Black die looo
1) I Buckley to frank Heeaacker
1 a M Wren d 1 c 3S0
W S Gilbert to Alexander Rae 106
aiect6tlsr2w 5o
A B Bailey to I W Bailey pt blk 3
Hillaboro looo
T R Imbiie to Gilbert Highet 156
a in Albert Stewart die 4750
Margaret Bell to C r Wunderlicli,
laMWiendlc 1
FSUlmtoT B Kendall 40 1 kc
3jtlr4w
Lena Beck it h to V Roaiiter, lot
to, II and 1 2, block a Simmons'
rl HiUahoro.
Lawrence Mo to A B Hammond
et al 160 a aec 1 1 r 6 w looo
Oregon
Shout Line
aho Union Pacific
IiKPIRT
roi
nitv
if redu mi pt urn to the highest bidder for ,TT' :
ash. all riL'ht, title, liiten-st. claim ami ' h?."
ptissi'Hs.im, which the within named An- j Jn&
if niiitni- or euncr in nun, navn, biiii Bill u..
uersuns chiimiim thniiiffh them or either ' ,,.,15: ..
of iheni with respei'l 10 thu alwve tltMri-, '?!
bel real property or a-y part thereof lo j u ,,,.
satisfy aaid execution, lirerest, mtata, al i,:,
torncy'a lef and nil ccrniiiK cost. .
Oafea at Hill. lioro. Ore , Kent. .1, I MB, ahuij
J. W. ttKWKI.U I t-lrei
Sheriir of WttshiiiKton County, Orenon, ' r
A. KiiiB Wilson. O. A. Seat ,t 1. I. .'
I'rice. Attorneys for l'laintiil. Hunt-
ini(i.'ii
ui pr,r
BIDS FOR KEEP OF POOR FARM Vint
Mail
il ls u.
SealeJ bids will be receive-1 by the Coun- via
ly Court of Waslilniftoii County, Oregon, j Spokane
on inc 1-11 tiHT 01 ucioner, iwl hi i wo
o'clock P. M.. for roiitul of ill WsebiiiR-
raoH
I PORTLAND
flHh Hihnfi1fl In I R lontnia Irt
their effort to select a presiden ial in f5fet Grove I600
Benj Scbofield to J R Loom is lot 3
blk 23 Forest Grove joo
He'.er .Siuckel lo August Kotli i'i
a Jos Davis die
L C 1 ennel to Win K Harris 91
Wni S okead I c
Junies li Moore to Win H Mi'ue 5
a Andrew Harper die
Jacob Scbiutdt to Sum'! .Schmidt
candidate who will do the bidding
of Wall st ree', always, and of the
people never. It is all misdirected
effort .
The democratic democrat are
class of men who believe that a
great political party ought ..to ViuV
something. And now what do 161 tr4w
these editors who are harping about j Jc.Con;
harmony propose to do? Uo they j w.ltrr Wxaut to t.ouis Wyant lot
. . .... . ' . U I. Ik. ." . I. .1 01
nHinii In n e.e n the Whi e i . "uu--
wawi? v -
House an executive, and in the
capitol a congreBB that will hear no
other voice except that of the
masses, or do they projione to put
.1 - .UU U l,v.,la i-.f
T "T.. " . . m. , : B .ru. Heptember 8 1902. to Mr.
the privileged classes, mere s,B(U, Mr... Win. Vanderven, of Cor
V II WebruoK ail 111 r to C Blaser 11
Yi tu 4. $, 6, blk 1 Simmons ad
ililifthoro
BIRTHS.
1
1350
1800
J"0
lo.')0
2600
2-jo
156
Mall Lake, lieuvsr,
Kt. Worth, oiiiaha,
Kamaa City, Hi.
Louis, Chii-ago and
Ksal
Halt ijike, Denver,
Kt. Worth, Omaha,
KaiiHaa City, tit,
Loiiw, Chicago and
Kasl
Waira'aTIaTliwti:
ton.Mpokaiia.Wallaua
Pullman, Minneap
olis, HI. Paul, Du
tilth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and Kant
AllKIVf
raoM
DAILY
4:.'i r. m
H:10 .M
7:00 a. M
tun County Poor farm and for the rare
and kceuof the Inninteson said farm. In
cluding 1 ho furnishing of clothing, board
anu ineiiiciii atteuilaiiCA of pauper for
term of tiro yean.
i'.ncn mil muni im ae:'oiiitanieci ny a
gnw! and snflicient bond in the sum of
I Get Cash
For your strictly tirHt-elnm
epH", frifh; ond lor your
poultry. No trade. High
ent mnrkel price paid.
x g"
iiX), as a sniarantee of e.jod I'uilli In the
A "he were 111 Ihe air and on the erioruuim.e of the contract aiiouiu the
. 1 .1.. c id he aw-enod. The ountv court re
Bireeis u,is inoriui, aim eiiny ai rvM tho riltlt , roj0,.t aT ttrirt ll bids.
ter daylight it locked like a tuinia- ' I.. A. KOOD,
inr kiiiiw ainriti. Th breeze rnm. County Judge.
. , , ' , , . . rsy order i otniiilsiiloiierN' Court,
ing fiom the Norlb brought cin- Hillaboro, Ore., September 10, 1902,
ders and nnhes from t lie rug forest
tire near Mountaindule, where they
say territio lire hrs been raging
for two or three day?. Tlmu-'andii
of dollarn' worth of valuable, tim
ber baa befiii deg'royed, ipiile a
tew aettlera cabins have been
burned, iind ninny fences put out
of existence he? tluniea have al
ready spread as far hr I'unkin
liidge. lie'erring to ashea brought
so nmnv miles, one citizen pavs
that in 1868 Ihere was jiwt ruch
season as ilii-, and tlie anhet felT
to the depth id over a hall inch
To see the whit" flak'") falliotr this
morning reminded one of cold
wuainer mul show spitting
V eat, 11 reMd -nt id th S
cotl'itv miic- Hi4, died nt his
Miiiii' , I 'I mile' liortb of li.n.ls
last rvcniiisf. ni'ed fi3 yenrn lit
has li en ;i m fT rer ' '"ft
yi-a-s f'-111 i.'ticer, hich 100
lnei o-il on hi 1 I'p nod aieaHV
tlie ( bin ii,,i buck ii to Ihe ihri'iit.
'J lie fuc-ral ' as held tiiis i. i
noon ni .'I o'clock, in Ho- Will,
C-llieie v Mr Vis'. whb no o
s(ld;er, In vin ! Is Ml O (! of foir
bi'Ot 'P'S ttluj 1 ntered 'he HTrlV',
He wii- in IV. 1, I7 h Illinois
f lit-v II'1 lenves a w IV oiil !hr e
cliililion M rs ,!( hh Mi Met j
mill, 1 1 d Mm Chns. 1'rickelt.
Ti mts.
(If KAN AND BIVEK HCHKDL'LR
raox PORTLAXD
Hteniimhlps tmtween Portland and Han
Krauciaco every nveuaya.
River bouts on the lower Columbia mid
Willamette daily except Sunday.
LOW HATES)
To and from all oolnta In the Eait,
Ticket via this route on sale al all depot
office or tne Boutnrn rwunu 1.0.
A. L. CRAIO,
(leneral Passenirer Agent
Portland, Oregon
I One Drop
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE OF
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
J Mrs. C. E. Beckwith
2nd Si, near di'p'it, liilbboro
4
Ailminibir.itiix's Notice.
no other question before the demo
cratic democracy.
This is no time to consult those
who established Hannaism in the
bad. This is no time to confer
with men who betrayed the demo
neliui, a daughter,
Sept. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Jewry
Hinton, of Laurel, a son.
Born, Sept. 8, at Dillley, lo Mr.
and Mrs. John H, Mizenhimer, of
Portland, awn.
Notice i Jli-ri-hV If I Veil Unit tilt; iK-ilf?.
! BlXiicit bn.bien by IliO Coinily Cmirl of
i the Male of t ireoii fur 'VsiHliiiiifton 1 omi
ly duly i-pi oinlcd Adiuiiiifiiruii is nf li e
e-tate ol II. L. hillock. (ieei:is.i.
Tliere'oie, nil perna iii clain a
Kalii-t aiii I eMal arc hereby iciul i d
to prwent the aaiiin with proper vuiicii
eri, at Hit oilic'c of l.oni Ai t(i k Koiuu
WW, i'huinber of I 'niiinior -h, 1'urllan'l,
Oreirou, wiliiin aix uinnllm from (hi! dine
uereof.
Dated at HillNhoro, Oregon, this 20th
day of July, VM.
8US1B SMOCK,
Aduiiulairalrix of the Estate uf XI, L.
Urn jck, deceased.
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THE XIW IDEA rUBLtSRIVO 00.
38 Broadway, Hiw Terk, I. T.
Al. Waddel, one of the princis
on ihe road, and representing Van
Snlmyver, was in town this evening,
Notice la hereby ulveil. that the iindor-
iiied. aa admiiiisiratrix of tbeeatatof
f Mutnerisnn, aeceasaa, ny viriue 01
an order of the County Court of waahltiK
ton County, Orenon, duly made ami en
tered in aald eaiate on the lHih day of
AUKiiat, IWi, emooweriiiK, ornerlnv and
liceimlns her so to do, will, at her plaee ol
rcaidenoe, at Hcbolls, WiuililiiKlon County
Oreiron, from and after the 4th day of )c
lober, IH02. prncaed to aell for raub, at
private aale to the hl(haat bidder tho fob
lowing ileacribed real properly biiloii(lg
lo sain eaiate, to wn: -
Being a part of the foliation Land
Claim of Joneiih Hinton and Mary Hlu-
ton, hla wife, and beln all the part of the
m iii! llonnl'.on Land Claim in Hrellun
Fourteen (III Townahlp Two (i!)Houlh
PanireTwnl'2) et oft lie Will Mor., et
off lo theaald .loaeph illuton, Have and
excopt that tract or portion of name, con
veye.1 by Willia'r: liulawney and Hulh
A. In l'lwnov. hm wife, to William .1
Roliiimoii. on the 1 1 th day of October,
IWl, ami duly r'-corded In Vol. ' II" ol
licedn, piiite (1 10. KuiKirdsof aaid Sanh
iiu on County.
Alwiall that tiiint or naiiel of real e
bitn IvIiik and lieini? aitiialn Kant of the
Hat lino of the limepli Uliiton uonation
band Claim, and hounded on the I'aal
Hniitli rind North by the Tualatin Itiver,
In Section Fourteen (14) Township Two
(2) .South, ItaiiK Tivol'il Weatnf the Will.
Mer., conluliiiiiK Nix (d) acre, more or
Icih, alluale In WaMhlnirtoii County, Ore.
Also tht' foll.iwiiiK rent pronnrty In
Vaiiihlll County, Onnron, ai ollnwa, to
wit: Tlie Norlli una hall of Lotii block a,
urinliml Town of McM liuivilln, Yamhill
('riiinty. OniKon, exenpiliiK the folliiwiiin
ihwriiiB I preiiiiaeft: 'oiniiiiielnj( AO feni
fiuiii Ihe .Southwest corner of xahiioto in
Hiii.l Uloe.k No. Hiii the Town of McMlnn
villu, Yamhill Coiinlv, Ort'nuni tlience
Norlli IH fpt llictiiie Kaat H.'i I'eetj thence
Hiuth l feet! thnuco West IIS foot to the
place of la-ginning.
Dated thin Intdny of September, Wt,
MARY JANE HtJTrlUlt LAND,
A'ltuiulNti'Htrix nf the ealato uf V.. V,
Jiiithorhiiid, deceaaed.
McCain &' Vliilmi, Attorimya fur Ad
niliiislral rlx.
The cheapest insurance, and safe
as the safest. 0. F, It. Assccialioo.
P. E. Waters, Forest Urove, Ore.
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Lats Ten Da78.
Tins uiul cut lMTiieli Ciiinatuni l'iuk
arc the two leading perfumes of the
year. Hesiiles these vc have oilier high
grade uhns from the leading manufac
turers. Come in and test their fragrauee.
Prescriptions
If your prescription is filled at our
store, you can depend upon it Wing
filled accurately mid with the best ma
terials the market affords. Our prices
are always reasonable. Don't forget this.
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Hillsboro, Oregon
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Normal School
Monmouth, Oregon 1
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Term
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Sept. 16,
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tirailiiiilea of tlie Sclinol are in oonatanl iU
tiiiiml, at aalnrioa rniiKing fruiii f 40 to $100
per iiiotiili. Htmlenla take the aiate exami
natini'H (liirinif their emiran in ihe si hiMil,
uiul tire jireparril tn teceive rittl" ('ertificateii
on Ermluiitinii, Kxjifitses ruiK fmui 1120
to $175 per year. Strong Normal cmiree
iiml well r-qiimtieil Traininu IVpnttnienl.
Kor Cittalocun eoniatiiinii full informa
lion, iiiMrewa
I',. I), lteaslcr, I'realilei.l,
or J. B. Butler, i'eeretiiry.
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I OREGON'S
Blue Ribbon
State Fair
Salem,.
September 15lh to 20th
1902
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No time in the lii.-Uoiv of lh Orem Slain Kair liaa there
iJV tieen Hticli li K"txl feelinit nnioii? tlie iiwricnltur il elaaeea ti. W
?j5 wanla Hih MiifceM ol tin- lair im -x ih! e ui tin- Movent iiiiih S
iK Every section l 'lie cliito.-ie'iiH. t ' bikini mi iutereil in s
M ihe fair mid nnm)l to uivn ll ilu ie lo-urtv Hiniiori Tlin'e ft
(J Hie reiiHoiid lor i IdiJ I'.wiilieiiiiii! nl I In- naiile ! I he rtitiixirt
CD "f I lie fair. Diini-' ti mi hi.iucii cut ! i io knil Ihi.I uml
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iJ J lit 1 11)1 111 ! l'l lllH K" Mol I'm .1 III 'I 'I 11 1 111- M 1 1' 1 1 ceil I in
ffi, iranniiiitiilion i',(.iii:n.ii Imve eoiin' to llieir uef let 11 oi-i ami
itt liuiile liherhl lat' on I. ulilii.tr r.iie nf M kin'l' Anollier
fh IH, llio liconln urn l)"i'.lminiJ In Inn!'" llnit il if lillie In lei
-44 the iilitHidn win lil J'.liuw ni i in- wiuuierl'iil leumtCH nf i lir
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Untf. and liclievi' iluit !.e Still'' Hiir i li e I'lolur nlme In
n llieel the lielluf clflPrt ot lmuii'-i-i--'l; i 1 1-,
1? fair (lonlilv valtiahi" It.
'iicilic.
Till." m ii! miiki' the
will fill- those whn are I. inking
( 'uii-i n i niiiir'iiiiii v 1 1 c in n
k; for honira cu 'I"
jl& Lixly w liiii, our him.- can (.iniliice, mid wlieie il i- iroilncel,
iii ivilhnilt travel hit,' nil o'el I lie ' I u lit glial tXliei.Hi. It
Kp ill itl-o (im-tlm cxl i'i'tni the I e-t jiooitiln nii rniiiii
fn showing lii.i iii .ittiM'i, n li 't .ui' ll Ii... i'i.hiic, ura.-iea, Iiml
1...I.UI lili.d tn.,i.l,."l l.uin.nrk ,,r nt'iiilil'
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aid see tlie greulest
liu:stnck show tver
Vou are invited Ui ultein
industrial expor.it.inji mni
held on the l'acifie Const. Oood racing every
afternoon. Camp ground free. Come and
bring your families. For information.,. write
M. D. WISDOM, Sec'y,
Portland, Oregon.
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