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HILLSBORO ARGUS, SEPT. 25, 1902.
Katorad at ths Poat-ofho- l HUlao.
OrrroD, u 8oond claas Bail Matte:
LUCIUS A. LONG. EDITOR.
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County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
KutMerf,Uoni On Dollar par Aanum
81s Months, 60 ett; Thraa Month SSett.
Opposed t Gold Moaa-aeUlHss. Be
lieves la the Blaetalllc Staadard.
Dear Money aaaa Debased Property,
aad Pr6tless Aaiericaa Predacu Oar
Conseqaeat loss is tar Creditors' Gala.
Has as ase for Marc as A. Haaaa
8ENTIMKNT VS. JUDGMENT!
A negro was recently hanged in an
Oregon town for the crime of out
race upon the person of a white
woman. The Oregon crowd acted
with just the same degree of jiulg
ment that impels a crowd of white
men in the South, when a like
crime is committed. The perpe
trator of the outrage is, to his exe
cutioners, nothing but a beast. In
their estimation law does not cover
his case and it does not in ninety
and nine cases out of a hundred.
To the casual writer of editorials,
who has never experienced the
feeling that comes to a community
that sees one of the sex violated
it is easy to write of "consideration
of law" and "anarchy." To him
the criminal is nothing but a law
breaker. To a man in touch wi
the community where a home has
been violated; to the man who sees
the result of such a crime; to those
who witness the shame attendant
upon this notation of a natural
law, it is equally as easy to see in
the triminal"nothiTfg tetn ani
mal, the extinction and immedi
ate of which is as necessary
the "limeing" of a cesspool. Hu
man nature is pretty much the
same the world over, and were
para.lel crime to visit the commun
itr of those who so ably invoke
obeisance to law they would very
likely be the first to yell for a rope.
and to one who would protest they
would say that twenty years in the
penitentiary is a huge joke and
premium upon such a crime. Sen
timent not rounded by experience
in such a matter may be very read
able, but it will not stand against
the sentiment invoked by personal
observation or knowledge of that
most beastly of crimes. There
sometimes a grim justice in an
archy. -
Jcsr so long as the leaders of the
republicans party are afraid
' nurt business" by a legal attack
upon the trusts, just that long the
trnsts will support the party and
its candidates. It is useless
anyone to cry out that the party
is an antitrust party and its can
didates. it is useless lor anyone
to cry out that the party is an anti'
trust party, so long as the attorney
general fails to carry out the pro
visions of the criminal phase of the
trust law. The mere filing of an
injunction amounts to nothing.
waste of words amount to nothing.
What the country wants is action.
Out here in Oregon, where the peo
ple have long had but one agency
of dissemination of news of nation
al cliaracter, and where people
who were against corporation con
trol have been held np to scorn as
brigands there is, it is true, no pub
lic sen timent, one wy or the other.
But, back in the populous districts
of the east, where the people gener
ally are paying a tribu e to the
trusts and know it, there is an up
heaval of public opinion that is
giving the trusts much trouble, as
well as the administration. Only
a few months ago the president
made a strong speech in favor of
"shackling cunning." He now
says he wants the trusts controlled,
but thinks we need a constitutional
amendment. Presidential acknowl
edgement goes to show that there
is recognition of the fact that the
trusts are being felt by the public.
Presidential action would go to
show that he is sincere. The
people are waiting "to be shown."
The State Fair which closed at
Salem Saturday last is said to have
been the most successful as well as
the best in the history of the state.
If this is the case, and we do not
doubt, much credit is due to the ef
ficient management of the State
Board of Agriculture, headed by
Hon. W. H. Wehrung, its presi
dent, Business principles have
vfvailej in the conduot of the fair
:ad the result is luceesa.-McMinn-
vine Keiiater.
LOCAL.
A
of
Marriage license has been grant
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Henry Smith and Wilhrlmina
Vandervelden, both of Dairy Creek
vicinity.
8 C Sherrill will preach in the
Baptist church nxt Sunday morn
inc. Theme, "A Trice Paid." All
cordially invited
' Measurement" social and grand
entertainment at M. W. A. Hall,
Cellar Mill, September 27. Ladies,
bring lunch for two. All come.
August Tews was one of the
ticket receivers at the state fair
grounds last week, and the boy
say that he is the right man for
the place. jf
w ayne j. addou ana Miss Mary
A. Clark, of Forest Grove, were
married at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S Clark, September
20, Rev. Daniel btavor officiating
We handle the best. For men
and boys' clothing, you can't beat
rLWehrung t bona. Ak those
who alwavs buy of us. Call in and
ataa anil mm i 1 1 Vin Af .
OCT UD auu IUU Will UUT lt u .
Marshal Atkinson Mate? thnt "fie
will enforce the ordinance rf null
ing bicyclists to carry bell a and
lamps on their wheels, and asks
the press to give notice to that
effect.
Don't overlook this After Sept.
1, until further notice, for each $5
purchase in shoes, rubbers or hoe
lery, uennie win give trie pur
chaser a handsome doll, suitable
for a Christmas gift.
Mart O'Brien, of near Oda
Mill is suing County Commission
V. J. Butner, asking for damage
alleged to have been sustained
through the overflow of a ditch
built by the latter.
The Fall line of dress goods
flannelettes, outings, cretons, tab!
linens, etc will arrive at II. Web
rung A Sons, September 1. Fine-t
and most complete line ever
brought to Hillsboro.
Liszie O. Maison, ot Forest
Grove, has sued Augustus E. Max
son for divorce, asking for th
realty. The plaintiff makes some
very interesting allegations in the
complaint. They were married in
Kansas in 1374.
Rey- R. H. Kennedy, of Albany,
will occupy the pulpit at the Con
gregational church next Sunday,
at 11 a.m. In the evening there
will be a rally by the Union En
deavors, at which there will be
special music. Miss Julia Hatch,
Laos, Siam, will be the principal
speaker at this service. s
Mr. end Mrs. C. Blaeer and little
daughter. Miss Ila, will start for a
visit with relatives in Winesburg
and Milleraburg, Ohio, about the
fifteenth of next month, to tie ab
sent several weeks. It has been
twenty-three years since Mr.
Blaser has seen that section of the
country, and he anticipates the
trip with much pleasure the visit
ing of his childhood home.
Amongst the Washington county
exhibit at the state fair was a
handsome jar of figs, grown by
Andrew Heckman, of Bethsnv.
The samples sent in were second
crop and tbey were splendid speci
mens, and provoked much atten
tion at the fair, many not knowing
what they were. Mr. Heckman
may get a third crop if the frost
keep off sufficiently long; Mr
Heckman says that this climate is
perfectly adapted to the raising of
this fruit. . .
Y
Capt. Collins Monday shipped
to Dallas, Polk county, one of his
new manufacture of motors f
holding snd carrying books usfd
in county offices and in the big
mercantile establishments where
book-keepers write from one book
t another. The machine is hand
somely finished out of oak, and
presents a very handsome appear
ance. The wheels have rubber
tires with brass uprights, and the
Capt. certainly turned out a nice
piece of work. He will soon finish
another for the use of Clark &
Buchanan, the eiperts. The rar
shipped to Dallas wiU be used in
the assessor's office. It will not be
too much to predict that this sort
of car will be used in the majority
of mercantile houses as well as in
court house offices where large vol
umes are used, before five years
shall have passed.
Jasper E. Reeves has been si -
pointed receiyer of the Aplin
mill property, by Judge McBride,
situate at Cornelius. The rrauest
for the receivership was sworn to
by Thos. Talbotl, of Cornelius, and
who holds paper against the mill
in the sum of $6,700 and some ac
crued interest. The plaintiff al
leges that the property is not suffi
ciently covered by insurance to
Erotect bis interest. The mill was
uilt a few years ago, and is one of
the best in the county. The many
friends of the Aplins, who long
have followed the business in this
county, hope they will soon see
their way through this financial
difficulty. The mill is handsomely
equipped with modern machinery
and is worth from ten to fifteen
thousand dollars, or more. - The
receiver gives bonds in the sum of
$1000. 8. B. Huston is the attor
ney for the plaintiff.
PUBLIC SALE.
The iiudersiened ill sell, at the
Jacob Wisnier place, oae mile east
ilethany P. O.at 10 a. in . on
'SAT PR DAY, OCTOBER 11,
Seventeen co . 6 of tlicm fresh: heifer.
shorthorn Jertey bull, j years old:
work liorses. coll, IS moiuli old; 4 hogs.
Innn wcon, 3 V' ch lire; sprii'K koh.
Kacioe lop run;gT, road cart. McCor
mick binler. McCoruiica mower, Guml-
lach drill; disc burrow, hav rnke, hav
teOiler, spring tooth burrow , 2 Jri har
rows, 4 plows, cultivator, culrr mill, ton
nail, 2 stump pullers. 2 bay rack. 1
wood racks, 4- bora power boiler and
engine, I ia-lhs IVLvel cream separa-
lor, bo-gal cliuru, butter-worker, lraui
milk heater, headlight (or traction en
gine, 4 sett double harness, 1 single har-
nes. viseauJ anvil, 8 hivea bee. 4 ilu
chickens, and many other articles.
TERMS OK SALE:
All sums under $10 eseh; over $10,
one years time, approve,! nte, 0
percent interest. If paid within
six months no interaet.
Lunch al noon.
Jacou Wismkk,
R. P Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PROBATE
H F Gordon, admr estate) Horatio
li and Anna S ll.ikfr, having tiled
receipt, is discharged, and his
bondsmen released.
Estate Jno V Ininion, fn-Ule in
mind; appraised al $1,141.
Eaimii Mgenthsier ratate: re
ceived, $til9.Sl; disbursed $637 IS
Receipt of legatees all filwl.es
tate John Hartley closed of record
Gu.intianship EJna Her, minor
citation to ippear Nov 3 and show
caue, if any, why realty shall not
be so!u.
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r.l:itt I. linn l.-ehli! 11
luiwl; F T Kane, II V tiotill, 11
n Uark appraiser; Iv I'tutii-
appointed gumilun
Esrte AVx .Vel..nti!l, "d.-e'd
annual, arc! ; iiersmiiil pnprrtv or
detnl fold; liihiiuv ca?h on hand
$102 3-).
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
To Buy au Organ for Nothing
Now, you may consider that an ab
surd statement, but it is nev rlhe
less a true one.
This is the proposition: We
have some fifty organs that hav
heen used but slightly. Neverthe
lesa, they have been so thoroughly
renovated hy us rh to he to all in
tents and purpoTS new instru
moots.
You can secure one of these or
gan at thee creativ reduced
prices by pay i up only $5 or $10
down ami $3 or $1 monthly until
psid for, and, beit of all, after you
have bad your organ for two years,
and have learned to play, you can
return it to us as part payment on
any piano in our house you a ih
to purchase, and receive full credii
for every cent you have paid on it.
Now. icn't that' just little bit
more than fair?
Here U a partial list of our or
gans: Ithica. $3S; Story it Clark,
$54; New England. $2'.); Smith
American Chapel, $.'5G; Farrand A
Votev, $11); Genuine Starr, $12; A
B. Chase, $33; Smith American.
$33; Kimball. $:;'.); Kimball, good
as new. $.")G; Chicago Cottage, good
as new, $28; Chicago Cottage, used
six month". $."G Order one today
EILER'3 PIANO HOUSE.
Sol Washington St.,
i oruaiiM. ureoo.
Houses also at San Francisco,
Sacramento anil Spokane.
Real Estate Translen.
Henry Oherschiitte to L Lang
ley lis 7 nd 8 l.lk 1 S P ad
Forest (Jrove. ...'...$200
J H Hadd U, Henry Sadd 120
a sec 2Ht2nr4w 1
AHert Keehn to Jacob
Schmidt 20 a near Cedar
Mill 800
State of Oregon to A B Ham
mond 320 it l 1 b r C '.,., 400
Es'ate Thos Stewart, (h e'd, to
Cora Grinds It (i and 7 lilk
27 Cornelius 300
Same to Frank McGin.iis pt It
0 Mk 'li Cornelius 140
Chas Bloom to James Wolver
ton Us 4 and 5 blk 10 Thorn
ad Hillsboro. 00
M J Kinney to Sage Land it
Imp Co 325 a t 3 n r ' w . . . 100
C C Caples to Ida M Fotich tr
in Forest Grove 75
S Everitt to Ida E Brown It 1
b'k 1 TnnguV d Hillslmro 1
Duit Su'herliiml to Schroeder
Lumber Co 100 a sec 29 t 1
n r w...: noo
Adelii.n F Roger to M J Kin
ny 100 a pec 29 1! nrSw 700
Lotus t,anglv 10 W 0 Mi W
Its 7 and 8 I.Ik 1 S Pad F i 2..0
P H Bradley to John It Green
wood 30 a sec 32 t 2 11 r 4 w 6".0
0 B'niii to John Jacob Blum
10 a sec 31 t 1 s r 1 w 20
G.i t' F. It. Dnilev's Biovcle
Sloro for BiniH aid ammunition
and bicycle sundries and repairing,
-F. It'pniley. Main Street. Hills.
boro
H"nry Ktiratli. of Phillips, re-
0-lved a handsome s;lk nmt.rnl'a
last Sniidiy. Ask him where m
got it.
Take your grain to the Aplin
Mills, at Cornelius. They will nv
you the highest market price, or
warehouse your grain. Carry
grain sacks. Aplin Mills, Cornelius.
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Fall & Winter
Underwear 1 !
At the Racket Store, at prices that compete
with Portland, and caunot lie beat in quality.
All Kinds and Prices-
Yon will soou buy your Fall underwear, and
we ask you to kiudly reiuemberthat you can
save money and get a good article hy calling
on us. Don't take our word for it! We don't
ask that. But call and see for yourself.
THE RACKET STORE I
Opposite Tualatin Hotel,
Now is the Accepted Time !
To Buy Household Furniture.
There is no use injgoing
you Couches, Chairs, Rockers, Ikdnom Sets,
Tables, Rugs, Mattiugs, and, in fact, anything in t
HouBefumishing Lines
t That
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Portland,
C '1 1 1 in 1 .1 A con jm
just received and you will be our customers.
W. 0. DONELSON j
Cor. Main and Third Sts., Hillsboro, Ore. J
Chas Crater to W F Wohl
schlegel 80 a sec 21 t 2 a r 2
w 600
Nellie Davis to Chas Bloom Its
4 and 5 blk 10 Thorite's ad
Hillsboro 3C
C W HudBon to Daisy Hwet
land tract in 1) McLeod die
i a Gaston 850
Leon Swell to Jaa Bryden et al
80 sec 30 t 3 n r 4 w 400
H M Moore to V M Moore nnd
Its 1 to 12 inclusive, Tual
atin Gardens. . . . , 400
Geo A Kirkland to Elizabeth
Gordon It) 4 and 5 blk S
Forest Grove 110
Harry J Cress to M J Kinney
100 a sen 18 t3nr5 w... 1000
For Sale or Rent.
Pure-hred Cntswold bucks; also a
few CnU'wold ewes to let out Oil
shares to the right party.
Epwahi) L. Navlor
Forest (Jrove, Or.
vvvevevevevsvvvsv
GetCasli j
For your strictly flrst-clasn !
eggs, fresh: and for your l
poultry. No trade. High- f
est market price paid. J
Mrs. C. E. Beckwith i
2nd St, near depot, HillsWo J
BIDS FOR KEEP OF POOR FARM
Healed biiU will le racelve't y tbe Coun
ty Court of WaaliiiiKlim County, Ormron,
on tilt: iHt day of Outolicr, 1MW, at Two
o'uliH'k 1', M.. for rental of the WaahiiiK
ton I'ounty Poor farm ami (or the cure
ami keopof the iiimateNoii aaid rami, In
cltiilliiK the furnlMtilnif of clothltiir, tmartl
and inrKlicttl attendance of paupont for a
term of two yearw.
Kunh hid iioiHt be acmmpanied by a
aoint and Mnflluiviit bund in the nun of
titK hhh Kiiurttiitoe of g.iod fuitli In the
erfori,iiiMue of tbe uuitraut hIioiiM the
bid he mweped. Tito o'jiinty court re-Ht-rvrit
the ri(ht to reject any and all bi.U.
L. A. KOUD,
Oounty Judgu.
By order O.inmlMloiteni' Court
HillHhoro, Ore., Heptember 10, 1HH2.
J. Northrop, Proprietor.
Newly Furnished
and Renovated,
A first-clatt table and
all iccomoiodatloDl
for the convenience
of gueili. . , ,
M. PETERSON & SON
Residence Paiolera. Kaleotniatng and
Papering. Siga Work. All
work Onaraotod.
HILLS BOKO,
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Hillshoro, Or.
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to' Portland; I will sell i
raa teatae, at i v i c?
Prices.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
IX TIIK CIKCUIT COUItT OV TH
STATE OK OUKUON Full WASH
INGTON COUNTY,
Carrie C. Gardner, PUinllir,
Carrie C. (lardner, William Kl-
waru iiuiiiiinKin, tintnt of
JaineaK. iliiililleaiiii.ileceniwnl,
and Mark B. Buiup, Kimrillan
ad litem for William K.lwr,l
lltlddleeoli, Uefutidmita. J
HY VIRTUE OK AN KXKCUTIO.N
duly lMtid out of the Uiv euiuinl
oourt. In the above entitled eaiiM. u m
duly direirtod and dnllvereil dated the 3rd
day of Heptember, lm, i.mhi a decree m-U-red
in wld court on the 25th day of Ju
ly, 111 favor of the above named
plaintiir, and Kaliint the defendanu
above nanietl, In and for the ion of Two
Hundred and Klrty Dollar (IliMUJO) lt
aether with intercut thereon at tha rale
often per cent, per annum until paid
from and after the 7th day of ihrtolier, I
SB, and the further um of Kilty I)ollar
(WO) attomey'a fee UKrther with the
coata and dlabiimemnnU of miit, an. nimt
iug U and taiwl at the aun. of Kurtv Twc
and Z5-I0D Uollant .2A), an. I all Hie
ixmttofand upon thia writ commaiidniit
me to make sle of the real proierty here
inafUir deacrilwd. aad I did on tlin 3rd
day ofMeptember, r, duly levy iimiii
tbe following deavrilwd real iruporty ait
uaU In WaaliliiKlon County, Mlato of Ore
Kou, Ui wit: the in.rthwrnt quarter or Men
tion Twenty Two (ai In Towindilp Thn-a
( North of Kaii(e Kive r) Wrat (of Wll.
Aier.) niniainiiiK " acroi or land aeiiird
I ing to Kiuai Keoeiver'a Receipt No 7v
ppllcatl.m numlr TOIH for Hineatnad
dated, Keeeivera olllne, Oregon City, Ore
gon. January Uth, Um undur Hectlon MH
of the lteviHtid Htatuloa cf the United
JDtaUia.
Now therefore by virtue of aald execu
tion I will on the Uth day of October, l"o2
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. at the
front door of the court houae In the town
of Hlllnbnro, aaid enmity and elate anil at
public auction Huliject to ntatutorv right
of redemption to the hlnlieat bidder IViV
I caali, all right, title, lntrtmt, claim and
poBKoaaion, which the within iiamud do-
lenuanta or either of them have, ami all
pomona claiming through them or either
of them with reaped to the above doacrl
bed rml prnrty or a'y part thereof to
atiafy aaid execution, liittret, cnnU, at
torney' fee and all accruing coHla.
Dated at Hlllxboro, Ore., Sept. 9, 1U02.
J, W. KKWKIX,
Hlierllfol' Waabliigtoa County, Oregon.
A. King Wilaoti, O. A. Neul A I). I'.
Price, Attorneya lor i'lalntlrl.
! Equallntlon 190a Aaaeaamcnt.
To the taxpayer! of Washington County,
Oregon:
Notice if hereby given that the Board
ol Bquallzation for Washington County,
Oregon, will convene in the clerk'a ollice
at the court house, in Hillsboro, on the
2olh day of October, 190Z, and continue
in aeaaion one week, or until the 35th
day of October, 1902, inclusive, for tbe
purpose of publicly equalizing and cor
rect ng the tax list of Washington coun
ty, Oregon, for tbe assessment made In
the year 190a.
GEO. H. WILCOX,
Assessor for Washington County, Ore.
Hillsboro, Oregon, Sept. 18, 190a.
Adminlstratrix'a Notice,
Notice is hereby given that tlin under
signed has been by the County Court of
tbe Htate of Oregon for WaahiiiKloii Coun
tyduly apuointed AdiniolalnHrli of the
estate of H, I,, Hinock. deiteaaed.
Tlierulbre. all persona having cIuIiiih
against Raid estate are hereby reiiii'ed
to prewent the aame with proper vouch
ers, at the ollice of U.ng Ac tiweek, Kiaini
WXI, Chaiotasr of Commorce, Portland,
Oregon, within alx montha from the dule
uereor.
iMtod at Hlllahoio. Oreeon. this SDth
day of July, 1U02.
HUMIJS BMOUK,
Admlniatratriz of the Katate of H. ,X,
bmock, deceaaed.
MHMMN 1H.MIHHHMQMIHIM
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One Drop
Of Toklo rouquot Forfumo
Lasts Ten Days.
This, ami our French Carnation Pink
arc the two Wailing jcrfunifs of the
year. lVsulcs those we have other high
j;tatle hWs front the Iciuliuj; umuufae
ttirers. Come in ami test their fragrance.
Prescriptions
If your prescription is fillet! at our
stare, you can ilcpcml upon it Wing
filled accurately ami with the Iwst ma
terials the market affords. Our prices
are always reasonable, I'n't forget this.
BAILEY'S PHARMACY
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Miss Margarita Fischer
and
Her own Company in Repertoire of lato and
standard successes, at the
Hillsboro Opera House
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September 29, 30, and October 1.
Opening Hill The Heautiftil Pastoral Drama,
ESMERALDA
Popular Prices. Tickets on sale at II. Wchrttug & Suns.
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE OF
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Notice In hereby irlvnn, Unit I lie iinilnr
Himieil, km Hilinliiintritlrlx nl I do i'huiIh of
V., r Siitlmrlsnd. i1h;ii1, hy virtue) or.
an uriler l tlin Oiiimly ' . 1 1 r I nl WiinIiIiik-i
ton Ominly. Or.-Kcn, "Inly iiiimIh ami on-!
tnrod in mill exIalH on lliu lull ibiy of
Annum, Wi, i!iiiiownriiiK, onll'iiii) mill
IU'-iiMliiif lior mi to ilo, will, lit Imt JiIiii o of
ri'nl.lBiirai, at iSi'IiuIIk, WiiNliiiiKtiiii t tiniilv,
OrnKon, In mi mill allitr Mil) 4lh iluy of On
tolmr, VmL, procwl In Hell lor I'u-li, at
lii ivutH muIii to tbu hlub'iHt llbllllT III II fob
inwinu ilerilKiil real propm-ty ImiIoiiIhk
to naiil oHliilc, to-u It:
Kmiift a purt of I Im iloiiiilion 1 ,11ml
Claim of .limapli llintoii ami Miiry H In
tuit, bin wlfn, unit l.nliit; all tin part of lliu
Hiiil lloniitlon I.hiiiI (llaliu In rtfnllon
Kniirti'ini (l'l TowiiMlilp Two ('.J) Mouth,
Kiiiiku Twit (2) WeHtiiflbit Wjll Mnr.,iii't
oir M the hkIiI .loHeph llliilon, niivii llllil
axriipt Unit triu't or jmrtioii of miuiiii, i'iiii
veyml hy WllliiiT. Iiobtwnny mill Itnlli
A. iM'I'twiniy, Mm wile, to Wllliinn ,1,
UoliliiMon, 011 tliu lltli iluy of Or.lnbsr,
IHta, anil ilnlv i-wonieil in Vol. "II" of
DikdIm, imuti 0 10, JloiM.i'dmif aalil Waali
iliKlon (Ii.iinty,
Amoull Unit triuit or iiurcul of reul m
tain IvIiik ainl lieliiK Nitiniln KiihL ol tlni
Kat lliiiiof tlin .limepli llintoii I lotiiit I
Ijtmt Claim, anil i.ouiiiluil on Ilia IOihI,
Moii til anil Niii tli liy tint Tualatin River,
in Nw.llnn Koiiiteen ( II) 'I'ow niblp Two
2)8oulli, ItiniKo Twuim WeMtoftbii Will.
Mer., eontnlnlnif rtlx (II) imroH, iiioid or
Ionh, altiiula In WitMliiiiKton County, Ore,
Aim. 111" loll.iwlnu' riiiii piopiuty In
Y u 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ( 111 11 1 v . Oi okoii, tin tolloWK, to
wit: Tlie North onn-lmll or l,ol r llluek K.
orinlnul Town of ..Mi'Mlinivilln, Yamhill
Couiily, Oregon, iixi'iiptlnir tlin followuiK
ilewirllieil urnuiiHUh; tlouiiucuiitln IKt feet
I'roui the HuulhweHl ijoriun' of Hithl lot A In
Hiild lllnuk No, Hln tlin Town of M i' M 1 11 11
villii, Yiiinlilll Ooiiiitv, Ori;oui iliciice
Nor 111 IH l'(iet Ilii'Ui'.e V.twi ilo I1111I; Ihiini'.e
H 111th Ik I'ect; thniiuo Went ,Ti I'mtl to the
plane of bi'Klnnlnir.
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MAUY JANl'fl HIJTHKItl,flNll,
AiliiiiiilNti ali'U of I lie ejiliilu of J', l'.
Km horlanil. ileeeitNeil.
MeCuin .v Vinton, AlloiiieyK I'm' Ail
niiiiliitratrlx, 1 he cut'iipi'M iiiHiiriiimi, and cahn
an fchH aafpnt. (). V, It. AsHofliiiiinii.
F. E. Wnlwrf, Kort (irove, Ore.
Wanted 200 head ewe' Ininlit;
Cotawold prefrred.John Milne,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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7:00 . m.
OCKAN AND 1UVKK SCHKDUI.K
. KHOM POHTLANII
HleniiiHlilpH lielween l'ortlainl anil Hall
I' rant'lHiio nvary live iluys,
.."" 1,,,ll,f " H'fl lower Columbia 11 ml
Willaiiuili ilnily oxeept Nitnilay.
LOW It AT KH
To anil rniin all points In tlin Kait.
I li'Ki'lH via IhiH route on aala at all iliipol
ulliiHia of the Houtlirn I'aellle Oo.
A. I CUA1G,
1 (idnernl Paaaenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
Fruit Wanted.
Wo can pay (to per ton fur Italian
prune-, up to 70'aj; for apples, $0
per Ion. IlilUboro Fruit Drier.