HILLSBORO ARGUS, NOV. 6, 1902.
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Entered at the Poemthce at HiUeb--'
Oregon, M Second claw ail mallei .
LUCIUS A. LOSS. EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
BubacrfpUom On Dollar par Annum
Six Months, flOcU; Thrca Month SSeta.
Opposed u Gold llooa-actallisH. B
licTts ia the Blaetallic Suadard.
Dear llsaey aieaaa Debased Property,
aad PraGtless Anerlcaa PradecL Oar
Cooseqaest loss is aar Creditors' Gala.
Has ao ase for Marcas A. Haaaa
A MATTER OF PLEASURE.
That Eugene Loud, of San Xte,
Cl., has been defeated for Con
. grees, is a matter of much pleasure
to those country newspaper men
who have watched that Congress
man's policies in the lower House.
Loud has always worked against
the country newspaper not be
cause he despised them, bnt because
he was working for the big news
ag-ncie. Every thing he could do
against the country publisher was
- his forte. Petition after petition at
each session of Congress has found
way to Washington, asking mem
bers of Congress to look out for
Loud and his various bills against
. the country newspaper. Loud lived
in a district where the country
newspaper was overshadowed by
the bigger papers and he was not
fearing the weekly paper. His tie-
feat is sufficient balm to many a
country publisher who is dissatis
fied with ths way elections went in
North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
The suicide of C. A. Pitch, once
editor of the Oregon City Herald,
at Lakeview, Oregon, came as a
surprise to those who knew him
Filch was much of an optimist as
people knew him, but underneath
there must have been a morbid
strain in his nature. He leave a
wife and two children. Fitch was
a forceful writer and an effectiv
speaker. His last act was the only
cowardly one against his record.
Secretary Shaw Bays that the
law requires national banks in re
- serve cities to keep 25 per cent of
their deposits on hand, but he in
sists that the secretary can exer
cise discretion in the enforcement
of the law, and in his discretion he
has decided not to enforce it. The
president seems to feel the same
way about the criminal part of the
anti-trust law. The administra
tion seems to be more strenuouB on
on the stump than in the attorney
general's office. Ex.
- Coi.eb made a phenomenal run
in Greater New York, but the vote
in the state outside shows that the
- people at large had no faith in the
. Hill ticket. Where Coler was
known there he received the largest
vote Coler voted for Bryan and
had the indorsement of all factions
of the party in the city. Had Hill
kept out of the New York fight it
would have made very little differ
ence m .New York city and might
; have made enough difference in
the country to have elected Coler.
Odell receives over 12,000 plurality
Julius Kah.v, the author, or sup
posed to be one of the authors, of
,: the Mitchell-Kahn exclusion bill
has been defeated by Edward J
Livernash, Union-Labor and Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress in a
ban Francisco district. Kahn was
; originally for rigid exclusion, but
, upon petitions from the wholesale
district asking for a less rigid bill
he "laid down" and now he gets
his reward. Here will be another
chance for those papers who call
union labor "slave labor" to expat-
late upon the evils of trades
unionism.
, .v, a. Hill is reminded that
"'tliere are others than Mr. Bryan
who lose elections. And, further
he will find that no matter how
-much people may want relief from
present conditions they will hardly
go to the gentleman from Chemung
county for advice as to statesman
ship.
Notwithstanding the fact that
Rofsevdt and all h;s cabinet were
out campaigning for the Republi
can ticket the opposition made no
material losses taking the results
a- fo'ind Nationally. This h not a
very strong recommendation con
sidering that where the re-organ- i
ir r In the Democratic parly won
t the real Deumcra's fought them
and where the real lVmoerats had !
control the re-orgmuers voted the
Republican ticket. Taken as a
whole, on the popular vote, the ad
ministration has lost as compared
to the vote of the last election.
Tiik Oregonian has Roosevelt on
the brain. This is bad for Teddy as
an angel never gets just deserts,
and the slaver daily gushed over
the president '"since Scott left home
would make King Dodo Mush.
Wm. R. Hearst, of the San Fran
cisco Examiner, the New Yrk
Journal and Chicago American,
has been sent to Congress front one
of the New York districts. Tlii is
an innovation, as very seldom a
millionaire is sent to the House of
Representatives. Hearst is one of
the few young rich men who hits
"kept busy" all his life, and he has
earned the distinguished honor.
There is no good reason why all
can't be pleased over the elections
The Bryan men can be pleased that
the straddling Boies men in Iowa
were scooped worse than ever; that
Ta;gart's straddlers in Indiana
were defeated by bigger majorities
than ever; the re-organizers can be
pleased that the Bryan men lost
what the Oregonian calls a "few
rotton mining boroughs" in the
west, and the Roosevelt Republi
cans can feel pleased that they
haven't lost the whole darned
shoo ing match.
Mr E'ituK th S. ,. i,s ,f
:d Ore., U the (ting' nf )' A
G Anderwm. , ,
Chsa Hpnrv bus sti-d Oen
and Chas Hesse for $384 riairajet
snetained by reason nf the Ilea.
threshing engine seeing fi-e in
HenrvV grain stacks and destroy
ing them rnme time "go M. IV
Bump and Benton Bowman are
Henry's attorneys Geo. R Bagley
is attorney for the Hesse Brothers
Rev Father M J Hickey will
lectu re in the Beaverlon Hall. No
vemlier 9, taking for hi- sul'iecU
"Whal is Religion and What i it?
Good?" The principal purls of tl
discourse will he "The Vagaries o
ReMgion as the Ordinary Man of
today Understands 1 hem?" Cath
olic customs will be presented ami
explained. People of all belief and
petple of no belief are invited to
attend. The doors will he open a
cuu p. m.
Real Estate Transfers.
Elizabeth Moore to C J Schna
bel lots 4, 5, 6. blk 16 Sim
mon ad...... ........1100
Fanny Rtnnus to F T Barry,
25 a in Fruitdale 500
Wm B Smith to G W Bondu.
rant e J It 4 I.Ik 17 F Grove 375
U J Ktnnev to J T Hamilton
trustee 160 a sec 35 1 3 n r 5
750
O & C R R to John Ritter 80
a sec 27 t 2 n r 2 w Ann
Ferd Uroner to C C Em me!
1 1 n o i , .
i uj m. iirar ncnnua .sii-
Julia Barnes to Sadie Tooz- tr
near Brideno-t ana
Peier Boeder to Anna VYeimau
su a sec 6 t 2 a r 2 w firm
Catherine Moran to Either
Dennis Its 1, 2 blk 1 O G ad
Hillsltorn 9-?s
tiara Fuller to Marv Craw
ford 10 a sec 3 t 2 a r 1 m nnn
John L Youne to Anna Vinhl
in Lang worthy die... 825
marim sonnet to Mary Heater
4uaecl9t2s r2w..... J
f IT . . r... .
mar neater to 1 nos mines
same aii above..... inn
Uharlotte M Bker to F M
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Leslie 34 ac in Firwood
farm onn
Henry Wemhard to J C
Smock lot 6 blk 2 Slier-
wod 600
A Grossen to Amelia Slier- ,
l4asec 6t3nr6 w 875
b H Hughes to Isaac Jguirts
iu a near Kavnrtnn urj
M-J Kinney to J F Hamilton
- V 'JJ
1 r IBU a aeo 29 t 3 n k - f.nn
ia'berina schemer to G P
Rasmus 10 acres in Gurden
Home ... ionn
John Johnson to MtilU
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8ummers pt blk 24 Beaverton 350
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice U hereby giver., that the urider-
.if a. 7 io vouuiy uourt or
K-'? of PreK''. the d.unty of
oiy appointl adminiHtra
lor of tlieeUkof J im iiuigdorrer, de
cease.1. and that he !h duly qnalniad an
-"",, """,r' inereiore, all
penioiiahavlii(f elaiina against said egtiue
are ranuliH , m. i .
Uiem. w ih proper vwcheraalUnlied, to
m, at the ollioa of Heide A Wall, Hill
Doff!. nfAnn aa.iikl.. l 7.
date hereof; """T
.i i I . f RR1 "UROIWRF-EH,
, VIIB eaiate ot jo in
Bnrgd irfer, deceased.
k-u nun uru uay or UctOber, 1902.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NnLlM Im IiomI.w i , . i .
jlKiied has been by the County Court of
SSsSL .S"j''l7 "Jf"' 'y p-
haaduly qualified and entered upon the
dlaoharKe of hla duties aa sucb. Now.
therrnn all I i. ' , ,
i . ' . t""""i iiuviiiv CiailllH
airalnat aald estate are heieby reguired to
present the tame to the underjfiimed ad-
Myer. Koi-rst Own, Omfui, tfrlher
ir.(r n(-litin, within sii iiumlui
from ilato hrtvof
Pate.! hi Kort-st (in-v. Or., ItiiaStt) day
Ol IHHolirr, lU".'.
H! ASK 8. MYKHS,
AiliiiiiiMrnlr of mai of V liarlude
(Sri' Myers, linvisit.
SUMMONS.
IS TltK rllU VIT (X)ri5T K TIIK
Sr.Tt OK OKKOOS. R
WASlllNdlOS I'Ol'STY.
iMMta Only, riaiiililt.,
vs.
IVIor A. laly, loft i;.tnt.
T tVli-r A. lly, ririiulaiit:
In tin' iinit ! tlir Si i l'Orifim, you
av lu'Miy rvtirwl Ui twar ami aiiawar
he niUiiii itlcl .'ni!l yuu hi llit
ativrrmitlcl stilt, on or b.'for lli'J4Hi
duy of Numutar, lirni. and if you fHil to
nsir, for want Hiproof, llin iUintirt
win 'iy to mi i ouri lor iiiiviii pray.
d for mi th coiitplninl, via: Kor lb dii'
tiiitionor tlie IhuiiIx or iiiuiiiy txll.
injt lt-ii pNiuiilt and dolonilant. and
tlml plaiiitilt lxnvrll lliei Hre.cnsliHty
ami couhmI ol Hi minor child, lit iaau'a
uf Mtiitmurriao,
Yon r lH'rtliy nrtltl that lids sum
mons ! puliliMlii d tir order of Minima A.
Mlrld, Jnde of ll tmv Kiititled
Ciir;,.Haid imlor bavins been mada and
entoml In thit fans on tli Till dnv of
Oot- lr. lima. rrnlrinir Hi miiiiinona lo
he nnlilislieil In ill FlillHlMmi Arim, a
wkiy ii'waiauer nt Kennil rln-iilalion.
iiIi1ikIi(hI and circulated in mud Va.ih
iiiEton I'oinuy, SiHte of t)nKOii, one a
w-k fr six wrt'lis. tli ft inihllcatioii
to be madron the!) Ii ity ol Oi-tober. lH
and Ibiit on or befoi I ht 211 . day of No
vmibor, 1!2. ymi are hen-hy riiirail to
appoar and aiotwpr tliH -nU i-oiiiiiliiit,
M I' 1U" . Y, SW KT I" .V V ATl.
Atto.-nrya for I'laintitf.
SUMMONS.
In lb t'i'cuit t'onrt of Hi StnteofOirxon
lor asliington County.
Emma P. Knlin, I'lainlill', i
a. V
Robert P.. Kulm.Jr IVfVndant
To Kolert It. Kiihn Jr the above
named deh'iidanl:
In I lie naniHol the Stale of Oregon, von
am hcrehv rr-quired ami eo niaiideil to
apwiir In thn a hove entitled rouit and
answer thi'i-"ni!uint tlteroin lilfi Hiinlun
yini mi or In-f.-re "ie eiiiruiion of Mis
e-k out lira mii t,f tln aiiiuniKim in
lite ItdUli i, Argtiv, eniiiii eiii liii! wilh
tlm iniie diin-il the l't dv d ii-t.ier,
Wi and end:ii;miili i7 h day f Sovpiii
tier, in 'i ami llnti ymi aiwi-r on or l.
fore said i" h day t f XovenitHV, 111 i And
Yu will ili'o laku iiuliio tbiit it y u
tail i to m nar and anwir aaid coin
plaint, the piaintiil will aiiy to the
inirt 'or tiie relMdemaiiileil in nor com
plaint, to M'lt: for a dvcrr diaMilvi' k I lie
mafiae and imir riitie contract exialiiift
Iwiwern the ihiintiil' mid dofeudaiit anil
for a diwren awaniitiif tlio care, eustody
and cinilml nf iHtisy Kiihn, minor child
of piaiiititraud dt eiidan', to the piaintiil';
that the iiluiittiti'be permiiletl to renume
her maiden name of Km ma H. Unuilir
iiont, and for audi other order and decree
aa may be meet and jiroer In the praui
ise. Tbia Mimmniw ia aerved airainit jmt by
pnbh.-oliiHi by order of Hi Honorable L.
A. hiHKl. tnunlv Juue of a.iliiiiirton
County, OreKoii, made and dated at llHlv
boro, Oremiu, on the 15th day -of Ovtober,
1902, and wliicli order praatrrilie that thla
suniiiioua lie publiabed in tlie llillaboro
Anrua onre a week for alx coimevntiv
and HiieroHxiv weeka brit'uininfr with the
iBsue of Mid npwtiaier dated October lfl,
1902. and eiulini; with tbo tasue thereof
dat.-d Sov. 27, lri, an.l that yon amwmr
and aufiweron or before Noveinlr 2'.,l!Mi-
Itl'.U. I(. 11AUI.K Y,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TIIK
STATE OF OKKUON FOR WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
Mary Morris, Plaintdr, . 1
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lyiuls O Jf"rri, Pefendanl. ) '
To lonis Morriii, defendant above
naiiieo: . . .
In the namq of the State of Oregon, you
are hereby oimiuaiideil to appear anil mi
awer theeomiilaiiit filed aKanmt you in
in the above entitled unit in the above en
title.! Court, on or before the time aet out
in the onler for piiljlu itlioii of I Ilia luin-
iiiona, to wn: on or Iwlore ix week af
ter the Hot pnblii-alion thereor, lieon the
Kith day ol il-IoUt, pro, and If you fa 1 1 no
to annear or aiiwer llierein within aaid
time, the dafeudaut almve iiaiiKHl will, for
waul tli .reof. apdy to the Court for the
relief irnved for in her complaint vl.: for
a dwree diaaolviiiK the bomla of matri
mony existing Iw-i ween plaintiff and de
fendant and lor tlie care and cu.xtndy of
of the tirwt iiuhlii-ation of this notice la lb
mo minor ruiin. i erre siorrlM. T in i lot
men tiay ol rii-ioter, I1IU2, anil the laat ia
ine .iii uay of November. Wl,
Thin Muniiiiona ia mibliahed niinniaot
hi an oro-r mane and entered uy Hun.
Hio. A Me iride, Jude of the above en
tiiloU Court on the -Htli day of Ociulwr,
iB. K. K. MKKOICS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cor. 2U
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J. Northrop, Proprietor.
.k. Newly Furnished
J. and Renovated,
A first-class table and
all accommodation!
for the convenience ,
of trueat.
Year In
Year Out
The beauty and the wear
ing qualities of , ,
Simmons
Watch Chains
please, and satisfy their
wearers. , That they are
worn by over a, 000,000
people is convincing proof
of their worth.
Wt; 11 li .l.i'i,, f,,iiii a2 Oi)
to Cull and gen th-m.
L. M. HOYT
Hillsboro, Ore.
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We believe firmly that all
Business success comes by
yuickly turning the stock
On small profits.
This is our policy.
We live and work; by it.
Sell our Work Shirts by it.
Selt our Golf Shirts by it.
Sell -Underwear by it. j
Sell any and everything by it.1
Hence we give you the
Very, best values for
Your money at the
Racket Store
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Opposite Tualatiu Hotel
Hillsboro, Oregon.'
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Ike are tla Houses That Kilers Built
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The Weber, of New York,
The Kimball, of Chicago.
Thee are the piano, that Kilers built lliw houn with
Not, however, the only pianna; there are some twenty live
different pianos for m at the hotirea ihat Kilori built all
of them of aterling, tubatantial meril, and all of them guar
anleed by ua. Among them are the Hobart M Cable the
IlawlUne. the many toned Crown, the Decker, the W
the Emeraon and many others, etery one a first clan make.
Further, we rail pianos cheaper and on belter terms
toon any other house in the Northwest, because, bavin
these four houses that we have built up by industry and
fair dealing;, we handle pianos in immense quantities and
therefore, receive concessions that houses doing a smaller
business cannot, and thesi advantages we offer you In the
haps-of lower priws on high grsde instruments than anv
othor house can. '
Hilers
351 Washington Street,
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Notice of Appointment.
Notice la hereby Riven, that the under
signed baa Ixteu duly eoiillrniiil aa Kxe .
lUor of thn lait w ill and Ustamcnt of
Mary Srhenwhel, denwaail, hy the County
CmirL itf Wknlkliicrt.il. I.miilw iip..u...
and haa duly qualified and entarad upon
mo uim.naiKo,ii iiij, iiumhi bh ruuo xi;u
lAP U.IU1 lh.Mf..M ttll 1 1 .
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Solieraohel, deceaatKl, art htruliy required
h orwwiit mem u toe iinuerxiKiieii at Hie
oinr oi ueo. n. nagiey, in i iiialMirn,
Oregon, together with irowr vonohera!
wiinin aix nionina rrom tne aiata lienor.
Datd at Hlllnboro. I) num. Hun ii.,i,.iMi
22, 1UU2.
VKNDF.I. K( HEKHClIEr., ' ""enee, near rariniimton, Wauli
Executor of the lat will and kstament ' 1"K,on1t"nty, OreRon, all of the real
or Mary Hclierschel deoeaned. . UruJ,rllr lH)lonKlnK u the eotate of Hon
- . Jonea, deoraml, which rim I proiwrty In
NoLir. of Fl.l S.hi..-.' .r.!?J.
Nonce of Final Settlement. .
fV.l- laa KaKa,
UMavv ,iuiiii, Hir ii niiinirujn
Countv. thn llnul ,,...,l 1.. II,. .itS. ,.r
.-".""'."C. TA. "..ToT. "
of November, 19 2 at 10 a. in., at the
Court room In II iltalioro, Oregon aa the
time anil ntu nf hmrim, ,.i.l..il..,.u i
iid hi .Vrr";nkr ,'"T.,
hiwiiiiv. aaiiii ;i vitv mini bus i tfr
ment of said eatate.
Jated thla OcUiber 22nl, tm
W. H. WKHRUNO,
AilinlntttLrarii da.Lir.ia n,n out ,.tf
............... uiuiruilH rt' ai
iUrtha Hrencer, le(Ht(, ;,
Administrator Noticr,
V..-'V ... hviuv; aivuo uinv Mill Illllllir
diftneil has been by the County Court of
VnftA la tiUvnku nlvan ilint 41. A .....1...
tyduly aniaiiiitod Administrator of the
Tlierufore, all prraona having idaiina
affalltt attlil RaliilA an. hrKv ,i.nil .1
to prnHeut the aine wilh proper voucli-
Ol" HMHUJIIW lllL'rii,, i,, ifl, ui II IM"IIOr'l,
Oregon, wilhlnalx montliM from i lie dine
oereof.
Dallld Ht Hillnluini. (Inunn, II. L III! h
duy of OnUiher, llioif.
j a UK, i,Ki:a.
Ai1iiifuiMtrnt.p i.r if,. F.ai-iiu i.r tiu.u
J. Wllkoi. deneaaeil.
Notice ol Final Settlement.
Notice ia licrnhv irlvnn. IIihI II. n imil, r.
ngned adndiiiKtrutor haa nied In Hie
C'lUiily Court ur the ! tale of OreKon, fur
M'SHhiiiKlon County, Ida Hiial ai.iiint in
the matter of the tat of llnrrict Kllzu
lidth Konl. ilen'il. hhiI i hut .ul.l
aet MoiiiIhv. NiktAi.iliMH oi iiuio .i t.n .
at the County Court room In' IIIIImIi'oio!
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"'K iii une aiu iihi!uoi nenrinff
objection to Raid account mid tlie fin id
aeuiomeiit of said eatate. ,
Dated IhiiOcUiberHI, I! 02
. , ; H. P. FOiin.
Iwtrtttor "j ii,t aii nun-
(itut. II Itnitluw A tt.....w... r..u a .!...(..
Go to F. R. DailevV RifV.i
Slore for guna and ammunition
and bicycle sundries and
-F. R, Dailey, Main Street, Hills
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Piano House
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
IX THE COUNTY COURT OK TH
HTATK OP OKKdON, KOR
wahiiinoton county.
in ma mailer
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In the matter of the rotate of lion
' vviim, UUffVWl
." nnner.
. innii will alMJ iUHin-
niontor Hen K. Jonea.
. .llll , lnB mi wm mlli tmllt
, "" , ,,y y'rliieof an order of mio, duly
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. l-ourt, will, on and alter the Hrd of N...
venibor, 1UW, offer fr HHlo at prlvatw aalu
: to-wit: Tlie Donation Land Claim nf "h.a
"'"O" r. Hhattuck and Marv HI.Hlti.nl.
m" "T! O.JIl HI 111 CIHIIMH
il ill -f a B It V w. .1,(1 niifitftiiiln
llv"J m.,.I ui-inT ... '. . " .tAnM
Z";.nn"y. ui reoorued on owe
UJrtto?rtG&
for VYaahiuiton Count. nr,.i rf?
ii,, u.ii.... i muu
:.. , ,,V." A w.eoniaiiiiiw
and 701(iio- u.ir.' 'V "oi" "
ton ConntyT Oregon. " """"""
. - "in in mini or CUD
and for not len than ;tC(fi. and aiibjeet l
lo
uL i ""y uoimiy Court o
WaehliiKlon County, Oregon.
. . WM. J. I NO RAM,
Kxecu or of the laat will and teatinnen
or lien K. Jouea, dei-eaaed.
IUUH ,l,"",,o,0(,''K0.0ilen.lie
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IJY VIRTUE OK AN EXKCUTION.
. .. ur -finer or sale, iaHued mil
of the County Court of theNtnleof Ore-
goii, ror waaiiiiigton County, In favor of
... iniinmie anil againat Jennie An
nana, for the hiiiii of f 12 Ml cohIh. and for
ine rurther hii in of $117.00 C H gold ooln,
w...i uiBreou, in iiks golil colli, Ht
the rate of 6 per cent iwr annum from the
Alth day of Ontober, 11)02, and for the coat
M.tfl MV rii.ui. a ........ ...I ..e .... t.l ..
' "r""""'" nnio hiiu in gain wru,
Now, therefore by virtue and in purau
auceof aald Judgment, deoreo and order
oi aaie, i will, on Monday, the lt dnv or
IJfeeinher, 11102, at the aoiith door of the
lAmn nouae, in inimooro, Manldngton
County, Onmon, at the hour of 10 o'ciiuck
A. M.. of aald day, aell at inibliii auction
to the Ii irheat l,tilli l... ..-.i. ....
Imr cleiuribed real property, to-wlts
liolnir known aa a imrt ..r il... ... ........ .,
IJJllf'h'aatnuarlerofaeotloii
JW T 1 H H a W r n. win u... i
commencing at the aouthraat comer of
me aouilieaat quarter of Hie norlhoaNt
ilimiwr oi aeciion 8JI f I M It g VV. mid
running west SO roda; thence north ho
roda; tbenise eaxt t.i the county road
thence outlinaKt on line of Bald road until
oioMaing Cedar ci-eek, 2 roda; I hence oiihI
to eaat line; thence hoiiUi to plure ol he
Klnn ng, enntnining jm acrna, all altualo in
WH-hlngtiin- Couiily, Oregon, lo aatlafv
the hereliiljefore naiiiud fluinM.and for thn
lsota and expeuaoa ol nald aaie.
firoiieriy win ne sold auhjnct to
i re-
ui f " "Hr HlBie or Oregon.
ItOHU IHV l.uiul ll.o 01111. .1 l'
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Hherlir of Waahlngtoii county, Oregon.
Tf,"""- "--"frrW.!.! Mia Wfn.i - ' I ..15. '
Cliappoii
Hands,
Koudi Skin.
lli'iiMlimlid Alinoml Cream
l III lineal preparation known
for clinppr-l iaud, rough ,
chaliug from aaw edge eotlara,
and other akin ailiurul It ia
not ttii'ky, nor doca i; clog tin
wirr ol the kin. Il la drliulil
fully mi.'lMK, aolirniiig and
lienllug, and i jt Itic lodcl
crtaill for I'all and Winter, You
cannot help liking II.
I'rii't , j!k cent.
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To Buy Household 'Furniture.
J .There is House in Koinn to Portland; I will stlt j
J you Conches, Chairs, Ruckcrs, Hedrooui Sets,
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i utiles, jxtigs, MattuiKS, ami, m fact, anything in
Houaefurnishing Lines
That you may want m p,iccs tj,at are as g(MHl as
Portland Prices.
Call in and see our handsome new lines
just received and you will lyonr customers.
W. 0. DONELSON
Cor. Main and Third
II. PETERSON & SON
Rraidence Faiulrra. KaWiuining and
raperlng. Sign Work. All
work Onaraoted,
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DiiKtiO.V
SUMMONS.
IN TUB CIRCUIT Cor it 0.- TIIK
HTATK OK OKKllON l-OH WANII.
INUTON COUNTY.
John (I, Kehlnr, I'lidutlir, I
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Mnry l-Vililnr, liefuniliiiit. j
To Mary l-'ehler, Dcfcmiliint nhnvs nameili
In Hie iiBi.wi nf il,.. Mini.. ,.r .
arohoreliy noliliml that I ho I'luliituvliJrn'
Mi una ll.llil ll (-Ollll.llllllt UKIllllHl. villi ill
the it hove imiI II .l :...! n,7.i .'. "."
. - ,..i, , ...mii, iinil
you ni-e hi-mhy re.mlrcd t Bpiiwiriind
aiiHWcrMHid coini.laiiit on or Imlnru lloi
laat diiyof Ui time pnmirllind by order
of inilil iiil i.il I. er.-i.r I., ui.. . r.. . .
pli'ilil thnrelu, the i.liiinllll'wlll Hiiino'voiir
.leliiiilt to lie entered, mid will ntiiilv to
Inn I ,..... i. i.iu.1 ....... ......... ' .
and iit.MU'f.r I ii. . . '
prayed lor In the coinplulnl. hnreln tlml
IH 1(1 Mll. fl.r II ,l....rii. 1'.. ..... .
tin. hoii.la of matrimony tlt mv 'm
iHtlinr lii'twiiiui i.liiiiiiiii' ...... ...V. . , .
hcreri. and lor mich other rnlli-r H, t u,
'"''"-"'VHt rxzririz
iiopubiiKhiMontKiTh;;;:;!;;,:
Mid dalw" "f "'X w,k"'l'nlwee!i
ii l ,,l?..!f"" ,,IM 1" Ptilillalmd by nrdnr of
Moll. '1 tii.,.u A KI..I....... ... . ,T .. 1 . '
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and dnled ll.n Wij. duy of Hepu.mber, ffi
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, Attorney for I'liilnlid'.
, Imperial Cider Mill.
The imperial (Ji.li-r M,il, nl . Corn.,.
iu, is now riinninif, anil in reiidy
lir nrililfl!!. (Imp ....,,!. !.. I ...
onougli for all .iihuct'h Hring in
your apple at C(. jf V(, W()f
cUler, We mnb i!i.i....
article. LAwitioNuw Hahlw
For
Your
Coujli
I'or Dure yet'a we bare l.eea
iiianuraiiuring ami arlTng the
lireeii Kaveu Cough llalaain,
a preparation ol vimmal inrrlt
in the t real in eat ol cotighe and
ollirr luout'liirfl liouliUa,. The
irtulu have tea very gratify.
Ing o u and lo Hit many peo
ple that have ued It. It U
at-ieiililicilly pieMiceil and pro
dii. r the deaired rranlta. Your
cough will atop atmoat iiiiiHrdl
alrly. Try It and be convinced,
Piii'e, ijc and tutc.
PHARMACY
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aud Uniom Pacific
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Chicago
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'Atlantic
I'ixprnea
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via
IlunU
Ingtoii
St. I'liiij
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Mill I
(1:10 p. m.
via
Hpoknii TIMK HCHRDUI.KM
raoii
POKTMND
ANKIVK
raoM
IIAII.V
Halt l,akn, Denver,
H t. Worth, ouialia,
kanaiia City, Ht.
Ijoula, Cldcago and
Kaat
r. m.
Hurt ,,nk.
Dniiv.r,
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Kt. Worth
8:111 a.m
1. H..HHM I '.
UiiiIn, Chicago and
ivaat
Walla Wa"iT.nWl:
lou,Niokane Wallace
I'ullman, Mluuenp.
olla, Ht. I'hiiI,
lulli, Milwimkee,
Clilongo and Kaat
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:KAN AND RIVKIt HttHKDUMt
ITIUIM PORTI.a'NU
.Steiiin-ililjialinlweiui I'orlland and Han
I'l'iiuclHcniivery live day,
..M,.,,v"r,"""r" lower Cnluiiibia and
W illiiincUe dally ox.-cpl Himday.
LOW UTHH
To nud from ia.ll point In the Kail.
1 inketa vita thla route on Mile at all dapol
ulllncii id tin, Hunt liru i'ai-lllii (In.
A. h, CHATO, !
(leneral PusHdiiner Agent
Ptirtlanil, Oregon.
K. Ti. MoCormick Iias pocket
knives, rnz irs and soiisors Dial are
fully warranted.