HILLSBORO ARGUS, OCT. 9, 1902.
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LITIUS A. LOSS. EDITOR.
County Official Paper.'
h ih'nt gone to the domnition bow-
ows yet. To cap the cliruax the
1 little sillies are now tellini their
readers that the "cold standard'1
has been a howling success a fool
brother to the cry of a year ago,
"There are no trusts."
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
BuhMtrption: One Dollar per Annum.
8i Months, 60 eta; Throe Montha S3 eta.
Opposed to Gold Mons-meUlllsnj. Be-
Htm is the Bimetallic Standard.
Pear Money Means Debased Property,
and Profitless American Predict Our
Censeqneat loss is our Creditors' Gain.
Has no nse for Marcos A. Hanna
A FIGHT TO THE DFATH.
The great strike in the Pennsyl
vania coal fields means either life
or death for the labor unions
With all the vaunted prosperity in
me tasi a is round that there are
many men who will take the place
of the union men and the opera
ors can easily take advantage of
the alien labor law (contract law)
and put plenty of men to work.
And here is where comes the part
ing of the ways! The government
as it is constituted will send out
troops to "protect" property for
the opera'ors. It is very easy for
a few unscrupulous operators to
incense miner so that there will
be more or less violence and then
comes the clash. As a matter of
fact, the government will send no
men to protect the capital of the
laboring classes their muscle
bu', it can easily send troops at the
eipense of the general public to
protect those at the head of the
coal trusts. The fight is against
labor unionism and the trusts of
all kinds are aiding the coal trust
because they want to see organized
labor a failure. The spectacle of
troops supported by people urned
against them is not new in this
age oi trust domination of sta'e
and nation. In the long run, lab
or unions will win because in the
union is the capital of labor which
must be directed against corporate
power in order to get value for lab
or performed. It is a fight to the
death. Labor unions have in the
past, voted wi h the corporations.
They have votes enough to control
I'ltruieiumi elections as well as
congressional elections. Dema
gogues have voted them in the
wrong channel in the past. Let it
be hoped that ere long, the labor
ing classes will see the error of vot
ing into power those who are
terested in "cheap labor."
Is another column will be found
a summary of the HXV2 assessment
made by Assessor Wilcox. Every
citizen should read this and digest
it well. It is always a good thing
to be informed as to the tabulated
resources of your own county.
While the assessment is not the
true value it still in many instanc
es gives one a better idea than
random as to what the county has,
and as to its future possibilities.
It is full of speculation, for in
stance, when you look at the acres
of tillable lands, and then look at
acres of non-tillable land, a large
per cent, of which in the not dis
tant future will make homes for
many thousands.
est set for Nov. 10,
J Wilkes app'id admr est Marv
Jan W'Ukm. bonds at ;000. , A
Long, H Wilcox and Max Cran
dall appraisers.
Citation ordered served on min
or heirs lo appear Oct '.," to hear
petition for appointment of guar
dian Henrv ai d Adelaide. McDonald.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
ROLL.
TAX
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TnE Nebraska Independent, a
paper having a great circulation in
the middle states and one of the
most reliable journal in the na
tion, says that the New York port
recently collected a duty of sixty
seven cents per ton on a cargo of
Welsh anthracite which was im
lorted to this country. This tar
in was collected through a provis
ional paragraph in the Dingley
bill. And, yet, some of our
"brainy" friends who know it all,
tell us that the coal trust has no
protection in the Dingley bill and
that this is an. example of a trust
existing without the fostering of a
tarm. I5ut the cat is now out of
the bag in this latest ruling of the
treasury department. Dumbheads
who think that the big corpora
Uons are not in politics for "de
stuff" are not entitled to a vote.
The Slate of California bids fair
to create another innovation in
politics and if all signs do not fail,
two labor union congressmen will
be sent back to Congress. Messrs.
Livernash and Wynn two union
labor men have been nominated
by the Union Labor par:y and the
Democrats have indorsed them,
thus giving them splendid chances
to defeat Eugene Loud and Julius
Kahn, two of the corporation con
gressman. Loud's defeat should
be heralded with joy by every
country newspaper man in the
union, whether Democratic or Re
publican, for he for years has
been ' the avowed enemy of all
country newspapers.
All things are logical to the
ninnies. A few years ago and our
cuckoo editors of country republi
can journals were crying about
"dishonest silver dollars." The
administration saw that the count
ry needed more money, that it had
to have more money and straight
way half embraced the demo-pop
idea of money and coined a great
"w and the country
This Oregonian states that the
legislature is likely to take all ap
pointing power away from the gov
ernor. It is hardly likelv that it
will do any such thing, but if it
should it will relieve Mr. Chamber
lain of a great deal of trouble and
anxiety in the matter of appoint
ments. It would be just like the
Scott-Fulton combine to do just
what the Oregonian threatens. As
a matter of fact, I hey would only
for remembering that "chickens
come home to roost."
LOCAL.
Mr. and Mrs. Jck Collier, of
McMlrinville, are gut ate of Mr. and
Mr. S 11 Dunbar.
Dr. J. E. Ad kins leaves the last
of the wwk for a trip of reveral
weeks to lone, Arlington and lleii-
pner.
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County Assessor Wilcox ha
pleted the summary of th
tax roll and Mh tig-ires are:
Acres tlll.ih e land 8ti.6?l
Acres non tillable Ism! , , . jvs 7oS I
Value of tillable land I,4.tf..tssl
Value non tillable land l,o'u)."$.tV
Improvements on deed lands . . at Kito
Value of improvements on
lands not deeded J.9
Value of town lots 1.i,h
Improvements on town lots.. 17 luT
Telegraph ami flephone line
It.) So uiCes 6,005
O&CR R; 34 miVs 114.010
Rollinx Mock (4,600
Manufacturing machinery. .. , 0,.7o
Meichatulise and stoc ia....
trade 70,2X0
Farm implements Sj.i.ss
Money, notes and accounts l76,7lo
Household furniture 141,000
Morses, 44S6 head It 1,490
Cattle. 10 j7j head 1M 5
Sheep and iioats, 1 i.J'io head . HMs
Ssriue, 655 head..... 9,000
Gross valuation of tax roll... 4.ol!i,t6j
Exemptions ... 470,775
Net valuation roll
Last v ear's assessment
$3 4GS,!)St., making this tear's as
eesnifiit $75,1197 gieiter than last.
3.544. yA
net, was
Marriage license has been grant
en Christian Jensen and Nellie
Maliel Spencer.
Don't oveilook this After Sent
I, uti il further notice, for each 15
purchase in shoes, rubliers or hoe
mrj, isrimi im give tne pur
chaser a handsome doll, suitable
fur a Christmas oift
B.,
Mr. Carl Larsen and Miss liertliaS
f 1 -- r ...... . .
LAiiurap, ui 1 ins city, were ma'ried
at eight o clock this evening Citv
Ucortler Bag ley officiating. They
will tike up their residence
111 the Chas. Stewart property
south of Hillfcboro. "
According to the Times, Forest
Grove is again having a license or
no license contest. The struggle is
over a saloon, or no saloon.
China pheasant hunting right
nere in town is not common, but J
J. Wirtz got two fine birds this
forenoon on the lots just below Dr.
Via's. Word came that there were
some birds there and he jumped
into a buggy and drove down and
sot two, and was back in ten min
utes. A third got away. Times.
'Mrs. Thomas Reed died of apop
lexy, at tne nome 01 her son. For
ter Tupper, at Dilley, Tuesday,
aged 7ti years. She had been twice
married and had five children by
each husband. She was born in
Indiana, but came to Oregon with
her parents in 1852. The funeral
was held today with burial in Nav
lor cemetery .Forest Grove Times.
Jonu Lonnell, of north of town,
went up to u anion yestesday and
reports that the stock sale at that
point was not as extensive as was
looked for. He states that there
were plenty of cattle there and
plenty of sheep and goats, but thai
the sales were not very many.
Otherwise the tneet'ng was a sue
cess. Buyers were present from
Portland and other points
County Superintendent Ball is
busy these days writing checks for
the ariou school districts ot the
county. Each district gets $50;
then each district whose teacher
attended the institute gets $5 ex
tra; then, a jier capita of $1 70 for
each pupil of school age in the sev
eral districts. The total apportion
ment amounts to $14,460 26 Next
week the apportionment sent to
each district will be given com
ple'e.
The fine weather lias greatly
lacmiait-d 1 ne work on the Long
bridge, west of town nn the
thoroughfare the tnoft extensivelt
travelled in Washington county
and a few days more will pee the
huge structure completed and trav
el resumed It is thought that by
week after next the road will be
open to travel. The bridge is one
of the mi-t durable yet bui t
across the stream.
PROBATE
I A Mscnm est Will S Macrum
app'td ailmr, bonds at $2 020
C K Ualdt-cker. final settlement
set for Nov. 10.
Frank 8 Myers atm'td admr est
Charlotte Myers.
Sal ill really confirmed in est of
Win G Irvine dee'd
John M Wall 'app'td admr est
Rachael (Jrahan ..' FM Heidel, G
A Wehrung and Win Wall, ap
praisers. Final settlement Win Chalmers
fr- " ' -3 '
Heal Estate Transters.
Henry C Rreitbarth admr to John
Allstailt, 80 sec 3 t 1 n r j w $ 300
John lUIrm etui lo 11 11 Graff AH
a ec 4 t I n r 4 w 415
M E Austin to Nancy MiNnuer tr
in Forest Grove 1000
R A Ives to R N" VarUy tr in for
est Grove " 1 100
Sarah K Smith to R N Valey ir in
Forest Grove ... . Jioo
k. . vsney m caraii IS M111II1 4 a
Bent Tucker dm aiion .... 1100
R N Yarley to E A Ives i.'S.;S a
sec J t 2 n r 5 w 1 100
Elizalwlh Shute to James IUruood
lo 5S a in E Constable and wf
ilon
D I Menvman to A C Atchhold It 7
blk 6 Oak Grove ad Hbo
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50
600
D J Buckley to James Peck I5 a in
M w ten donation
R Bradley to John lloiein I64.06
a sec 1 I n r 4 w 700
W G Ireland to Oliver Curtis It 1
and J blk I S F at Forest Grove. . 300
Alice K Michael to Fred I.eanord
8t a t a s r 2 w ino
John Pavis to Geo VV Iavi 3 44 a
sec 1 4 t I n r 4 w , ;'.'5
J O Kindt lo Dora J E.limt und 1 j
interest ol So a are l . S r a w. . 7;5
C C Emmel to C V Thotna too a
Landess donation 4600
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Notice is lipreliv iven Hint the iimler-
MH.ned has been by the futility tVmrt of
vt axiiiiiKion iiuiiitv, iifgnti, iiuly ap
pointed admimxlrati.' ol tbo eliue of
Chnrlotlo tlrnro Myers, iln-i-si-cl, and
ha duly qtiuiilietl and entered upon Uic
diseliarife of bis duties as suiii. Now,
therefore, all tierxnns bavin) i-hiiiim
agiiiimt xuid estate are lieieby required to
present the mtine to the .unlt r-Uneil ad
ministrator, nt the reniilenie of W. II. II.
Myers, For4t Urove, Oregon, t.i;etbor
with proper vonchero, within six months
from date hereif
Dated at Foretl firove, Or., this !Hh day
ot October, VM2.
FRANK 8. MY KKS,
Administrator of estate of fhurlolle
Grare Myers, (let-eased.
SUMMONS.
IN THK C'lHfl'IT COURT OK THK
H T ATk Of OKKdON. Kolt
WASHINGTON fOUNTY.
Isabella lialy, I'laiutill'.j
Peter A. Daly, I'cfeiidiint.)
To FeU'r A. IHtlv. IXVxulaut:
In the riarnn of the HI lie of Orrimn. von
are hertthy required to aimar and answer
the complaint tiled airainst yon in Ibe
above entitled suit, r I) lore llm'ilih
day of November, m, anil if you fail lo
no answer, lor tviiiii iinireoi. inn jtlut n t i II
win Bi(ujr vo 111 ; t.tiurt 101-inei 1 net gray
ed for in 1 li) coiiiplaiiit, viz: For the di.u
solution of the iNiinlsof iiutriiuonv nxlst
iiiK l)''l wei.n plaintiff anil deliMuhint, and
that iitainlitt'benwiirdciJ lliei arn, enstody
and control or the minor child, the issue
of said marriage.
You are hereby notilied that this sum
mons is published hv order of Tboiiias A.
.wuriue, jiiucn or the above entitled
Cotir'.snid order havinir been nimln ml
entered in this cmisn 1111 the 7th day of
UKKHwr. r.ms, reilllirilli: IllH StlnimollH lo
be published in the llillshnru Atlmih, u
week'T newspaper of General elrciiliitinii.
published niul circulated in said Wash
ington County, State ol Orenon. ones a
week for six week, the II, Ht no b h-mion
to be made on the 0 h day of Octobor. lsr
and Unit on or before the 21th day of No
vember, I'.m, you are hereby renuired to
appear ami answer inn cam complaint.
MUKI'rlY, ri W KIT A WAT I'M,
Attorneys for I'laintiir
Over 12,000
Patterns
of vest and lorgnette chains
have been designed by the
manufacturers of
mons
V.ratcIiChain8
' In ourlargcar.d carcfull
rt!cctcd assortment of styles
yr a enn surdy Jlnd one that
exactly suits your taste..
We eell them fi'om $ 2.00
to $10. Call and tee them
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L. M. HOYT
Hillsboro, Ore.
Next door to Bank,
Complete line of jewelerjr.
I WATCH
Thia ptee each wek, for it mill ktep you posted
aa to what w are doiiir. V are adding to nur atnek
fiuititiiially, new line of gunda. Just lint yi-tt need.
THE
Taeket Store ia not asleep. We try lo keep what you
want. Our prices are an good as are ottered in Port
land, and our g-oda are the heel. We do nut
advertise simply to make a
RACKET "
But to rail yi-nr attention to our store, for your own
g'da wellasoura, We will he mutually lienrtittHil Our
STORE
U small, hut it offers some big hargaina uiuin
snaps. We guarantee entire satif.ictioti. If you need
underwear, riiiiif.irtahUa, blanket or bedrpt.a.la,
FOR
fold wealher, Call on tta, to b sure. We will treat you
courteously, and do our lt to please yon and mvo
vou iiiony. Try ih and judge for yourself if wed m't offer
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BARGAINS
Opposite Tualatin Hotel,
Hillsboro, Or. I
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The Weber, of New York, 1 hc m kst P"
The Kimball, of Chicago. ) anos t,,e wo, ltl-
These ace the piano, that Kilers built tleee Iihwis with.
Not, however, the only piano; tl.crs are some tniv live
different piano for hIh nt the houses that Kilera Imi.'l. nil
of them of ft i'Uf, Htilietstilinl niHtii, and all nf thetn jj.nr.
anteed by tin Among them are the II. .bsrl M CaMe, the
Hazel line, the many toned Crown, the IVckHr.tlieVi.se,
the Kitierson and many others, every one a tlrst cla-a trake'.
Further, we -ll pianos cheaper and on better b-rms
than any nther housw in Dm Northwest, because, hnvinv
these four houses that we have built up by industry and
fair dealing we handle pianos in immense (tiantiiies, and
therefore, receive e.nceitna that houses doing a smaller
business cannot, and thess advantages we offer ynti in the
hap of lower prices on high grade instrumenlH than any
olhor house can.
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351 Washington Street, - . Portland, Oregon
Imperial Cider Mill.
The imperial Cider Mill, at Corne
lius, ia now running, and is ready
for a miles. Our caoacitv is larirn
I c - o
enough for all comers. Bring in
your apples at once if you want
cider. We make a first class
article. Lawhknck Bau.ey,
Proprietor.
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EAclUTOR S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
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i.n iiik rou.NTY toiIUT Of THK
HI'ATK OF" OKKdoN. FOIt
WANIIINOTON COUNTY.
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in ma matter of the estate of lien
Jones, doeeasud.
For Sale or Rent.
Not lee la hen t,y ive that thn under,
signed executor or the last Kill and tusta
Itiniitiir Hen K. Jonea, deisas...!, under
.am. uy yinuaor an orilor of aitln. duly
I made and entered in the above nnlliled
win. on nun arter tint Mrd of No-
, veniber, mt, otler for sale at private sain,
Pure-bred Cotswold bucks; also ttt TA
few Cotswold ewe lo let nut nn oronertv li,,,,.,i ,.. f ,
VI i iti lieu
snares to tne ngnt party.
Edvvahii L. Naylor
Forest Grove, Or.
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niicN. iiwsuUM U1I.U.L .....1 . . ... i.
, more particularly dimrllied as oll.iwa.
j to-w!t: I he Donation l.nn.l Clim f Ho.
Hillsboro House
Ctr.2iiiWua"
J. Northrop, l'roprlelor.
1 Newly Furnished
T and Renovated,
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. ...
E. h. McCormick has picket
knives, rzirs and sciisors that ate
fully warranted.
Reduced to FIFTY
CENTS A YEAR
New Idea
Woman's
Magazine
One
Dollar
'THIS Is the cheapest ana best
Fashion Magazine now be
fore the American poUio. It shows '
New Ideas In Fashions, In Millinery,
In Embroidery, In Cooking, In
Woman's Work and la Reading;
beautifully Illustrated In colon and
In black and white. Above all. It
shows the very fashionable Niw una
Styles, made from Nn li P.
terns, wntcn cost only loe.
1. V -"""-". i.nini i.iuiiii 1,1 not
piuon I'. Hhaltuek and Mary Hlmltiick.
Ilia ivifa i.ltanull.... u.. n,.-7 t . , '
ii inio a. 10 uiainis
. 8I- ,H!"K lmrt" f Hee.tlon
Ho T I B K 2 W.and parts of Huetlons
nd lis TZ8II aw, ami i-oiitUluinK
' ,",)-,no ''r". '""a ItiU acres sold lo
! f-'l ' fcvans by (b od recorded on piKe
i 1 iineoius or Jieoiis ill
the otllcs of the Itoeorderuf Coiivcyanens
for rVashlnnton County, OroKiin, und ,ot
4 In Meetlou I T it H R 'I W, voutaliiini! 10
anil O KU acres, all siluaivd in WusIiIiik
ton Coinity, Urei)ii.
Hald real property will be sold fi r cash
and lor not less than $;.0J, and subject lo
V1V"1.'!""""" by "' Uoimly Court of
WasbliiKtoti County, Orenou,
VM. J. INOIIAM,
Kxecutor ol the laat will and testament
of Hen K. Junes, deirousod.
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Equalisition 1902 Assessment.
Send Five Cents To-day
(or attack coprof tha New Ibba WoauuTa
Maouims, tn4 an Swl f rsal value
tor lha fflonty It an en yea. s B U
TXI rv IBIA PVIIIMIVS) M.
Il Br4w, M,w Xerk, M. X.
To the taxpayers of Washington County,
Oreuoii:
Notice ii hereby given that the Hoard
ol Ikjualizalion fur Washington County,
Oregon, will convene in the clerk's olliee
at the cotut house, in Hillsboro, on the
2oth day of October, 1902, and continue
in session one week, or until the sjlli
day of t ember, 1902, incluiive, for the
purpose of publicly equalizing and cor
rect n the lax list of Washington coun
ty, O.eiton, for the assessment made in
the year 1 901,
GKO II, WILCOX,
Assessor for Washington County, Ore.
Hillsboro, Oregon, Sept. 18, 190a.
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Of Tokio Eouquot Perfiimo
Lasts Ten Days.
This ami our French Carnation Fink
arc the two leading perfuincM of the
year. Besides these we have other hijjh
raile ikIoi-s from tlie leiuliiitf inanufac
tutevs. Ccine in ami test their fraKratur.
Prescriptions
If your prescription is lilletl nt our
store, you can depend upt'ii it lwinjf
lilletl accurately ami with the liest ma
terials the market nlli'tils. Our prices
are always reasonable. Don't forget this.
HAILKY'S PHARMACY
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There is im use in oiii to rortland; I will sell
you Conches, Chairs, Rtxkers, Bedroom Sets,
Tables, Uuks, Mattings, and, in fact, anything in
Housofurnishlng Lines
That you may want at prices that are as got! as t
Portland Prices.
Call in ami sec our handsome new linos
just received and you w ill lie our customers.
W. 0. HONKLSON'
Cor. Main and Third Sts., Hillsboro, Ore. I
lAaA4aAt,.f.4A..SA a . r
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BL PETERSON & SON
Residence fainters, Ka!nininin( and
I'sjieriuv. Sin Work. All
work Ounrantrd,
IIII,l,SltORII.
OltK'lON
SUMMONS.
Nniloe of Final Heltlemeiii.
llllrn is linrnl.v nlu.n 1 1!.. I (I. ' ,, .!.,.
si(iieil, sseeiiior of the lust will mid IcmIii
ineiitof Charlotte. 1 1 orri liiKk In, ilnneiised,
bus tilod In the Count y Court of Ibe Mtiite
(ir Oregon, fr VViishliirtoii Comity, his
him I uuisiunt us such oxeeutor of said v
Into, und that Mondav. the llrd day of No
vember. IMK. t Iho iiourof 10 o'clock 11.
111., Iins linen x,., ,y mM Court ns the
time lor liea,ina f ohjcrtlons to saiil re
port, and the sotileinitiit thereof.
WM, 11. TilUM AS,
Kseoutor of the last will and testament
of Charlotte Hornbuckle, deceased. -
IN Til K CIUCIIIT COI'IIT ti.' TIIK
HTATKOFOIIMtlON KOIl W'AHII.
INO'I'ON COUNTV.
Jolin II. Keillor, I'lslnllir,
vs.
Mniy Keillor, llernndiilil.
To Mary Keliler, Ilefuiidmit iihov tunned;
In tlin nniiin of l.hi Nlnl.1111fOru1r1.11, voll
itrebnreby ni.tilleil Unit 1I1.1 I'luintllV here-
111 llllH It trill H .lllllltllillil lout
Uiu iibove entitled Court mill c.iiiimi., nm
you inn nerei.y re(inirwl to iti.eiir nnd
answer suiil cniuiihiint on nr hi tu'n the
Ii.hI. llnv nf thn tliiiit itrnufrll.,.,! I... i..
of iiihli Hlinu hereof, to WO : tin or before
in" ' ii y .11 xsiivriiiner, imi-'j you nrit
liinber nolilled timtif ynu fnil to ii.ieiir
it. ill iiiiMu-ee thn nit.oi,lli,l !,...(.. ... ...
plead lliiiieiii, lite ttti 1 it i IV will i nline your
delimit In he enierMl, hiiiI will iii.ly In
llini 'iiiil itiiiivn meiiiloiii il lor tbn relief
lirnvi'il lor In the Kiiiimliiliil l,e..t, i,..i
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is lo hii.v, lor a decree forovur (lisnlviiiK
II11. bonilsof iiiiiti'lu.uny Unit limy Im ox-
IHiinir neiuoeii MH nil 1 II innl ilereiiiliinl
berei 1. 11 ml li.l' sueh olhi.e i'nlll' tl.
Cniirl. no.v uei.111 t . 1 r...( A Otui 'Cl.tt .)..,
:. , ....... ......,., 1 1 , . 1 1 11 im
(.1 Hie first iHiblieiillon ir tills siiiiiiiioiis
is 1 iiur iiiiy, in uini-i' 11111I Mm HKl
inililiciUloii tlinieor, 'I liur-ihiy, Novniti
,i,i t:t 111117 mot in,, ..,.1,1 u Ui...o
.... no ioiiiiiin niiitii
be published on tlnixiiitl Thursilay of ollch
week loi'H period nf six weeks but wenn
m 1 1 1 1 1 ilntes.
Tills iinii"on Ii puliPsbeil by onlor nf
linn I'liuinin A. Mellrhle, IiiiIk'u of sitbl
Ciili.t liiutlr, l,i i.liil,..,M l.
lilid ililled !hV!7lli ilny ofHeplniuhiir, 1IKI2.
CHAM. .1, SCII N A IIKI,,
Attorney lor I'lidnliir.'
'I 'he Hii'iiiicd, iiiMtiraiinc, a ri'l cafo
an tbc siifecl, O. K. It, AhHcuhitiim.
K. 10 Vii!th, PoruHt (irovt', Ore.
WiiiiIhiI-."00 In nil ewe lamba;
(!. i woltl prttfnrrcil, John Mil tie,
IlillHlinrn, Oitkoii. ,
IIahL marltft price for good oatu,
at Climax Mill. Claude Oreear.
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Null Lake, Denver,
Kt. Worth, (imaha,
Klinsns (Tlly, Ht.
I'Uills, Cllb uijo and
Kiist
Hull l,nke, Denver,
Kt. Worth, Omaha,
Kitnsiis City, Ml.
Louis, CliiiHKo and
Knst
wuiia Waiirrwii
I'.n.HpokHiia Wnllaee
I'ulliuiiii, Mlnnesp.
ill", HI. I'siil, Do.
bull, Milwaukee,
ChleiiKo and Ksit
Asaiva
mom
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8:10 a. m
7:U0a,m.
(M'KAN AND RIVKIt HCJIRDUI.K
PltOM pllll'I'I.ANII
Hteiuii-lipsbewei.ii I'orlland and Han
I' 1 risen iivery live days,
Itlver bonis on the wrr (!oluinhla und
W ilhilnntla dully oxi'i'iit Niinday.
lOW K4TKH
To 111.il I'roiii all points fn the Kast.
I ekets via this rout,, 011 aide at all dupot
nlllces n i.lm Mniitlrrn Kanllln Co.
A. L CltAlO,
Cioneral Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
Every day a new aioolt of tnen's,
Iailins' ant) children's shoes arrives
at H. Wehrunu A $ai, Qtulity
the beat and prices the lowest.