HILLSBORO ARGUS, FFB. 5, 1903.
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LUCIUS A. LOSS. EDIT01.
County Official Paper.
I83UID KVKRY THUR8DAY
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The Argus Publishing Co.
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Hem la the Blaetallk Staasart.
Dear Meaey emee Debases' Prsserty,
4 Prsitleaa Aacrica Protict. Oar
Caaacaaeat laaa ia aar Crriiters' Gale.
Ha aa as for llarcae A. Baaaa
THC CAS T RBFRAIM.
When the imperialists were in
their glory about two years ago
they were fond of declaring that
this waa a nation and a world
powe, and could do anything that
any other nation could. Now they
have changed their tune, and this
nation ia helpleaa before a lot of
land pirates who are robbing the
people of all they produce, except a
bar tiring. The. refrain to the
aong they now sing is: "Can't,
can't, can't." The trusts cant be
suppressed. The railroads can't be
restrained. Cars can't be furnish
ed for the farmers to ship their own
grain. Other nations own the rail
roads, bat this nation "can't."
Other nations own the telegraphs,
but this nation "can't." Other na
tiona have a parcels post, but this
nation "can't."
When it waa wars of conquest
and making a foreign people sub
jects, this nation could do it. When
it came to tacking on a few thous
ands islands as "appurtenances" of
the republic, this nation could do
it. Then It could do anything that
any other nation could do, but
whan it comes to protecting the
common people from the rapacity
of the trusts, it is helpless. It
"can't." The republicans have
adopted as their defense the old
aaying: "You can and can't
youll be damned if you do and
you will be damned if you don't.
Nebraska Independent.
ANT MANHOOD LKFT.
It is announced in Wall street that
John D. Rockefeller has just com
pie ted negotiations that place
erery oil field in the United States
in bis hands. There cannot be
any competition in the future, and
you will have to pay just as much
for .oil as Rockefeller demands, or
go without it. That is what the
accumulation of wealth in a few
hands means. Pretty soon the coal
mines and other necessities will
each be in the hands of one man
who, owning all, will be able to
charge what ha pleases. There will
be no trust. It will simply be the
ownership of the necessity by one
man. What, will you do then
Against this thing The Independ
at has been issuing warnings for
years. The dsnger accompanying
the concentration of wealth has
been pointed out by every great
economist. That it would end in
the overthrow of the present forms
of society and modes of doing busi
ness must have been evident to
Vary man who gave it serious
thought. Yet the republican par'
ty has gone on giving away fran
chises worth hundreds of millions
and allowing monopolies in trans
portation by which hundreds of
.millions more went into the hands
. of the few. Neb. Independent.
that had he been on the ticket in
stead of Geer, he would not!
have polled as many vo'es as Fur-j
nih. All there things have their
bearing in the contest at Salon).
Aside from this. Fulton is not a
profound s'ateeman in any sense
of the word. He hs left his im
press upon the Mays' law only, as
beneficient state measure, and
this is the law that he openly ig
nored at a time that he should
have embraced it. It begins to
look as though Mr. Fulton must
remain a Salmon statesman. If
he shall lose this election he will
be s dead rooster in the political
Pit-
It is apparent that Fulton can
not be elected to the United States'
senate, and Oregon will be minus
his valuable services at the Na
tional capital. Mr. Fulton was
never a serious, open-handed can
didate, as was evidenced by his not
being nominated as the avowed
candidate on the regular republi
can ticket last spring. Fulton was
the supporter of the Mays' law,
and he and his friends had control
of the last convention. His was
the dominant wing of the party, as
organized against Oeer and Simon.
He understood, perfectly, that he
would have had a fight and a seri
ous division, had he enforced his
right to a nomination. He knew,
that to beat Simon, there must be
an amalgamation of all the repub
lican strength which could be ob
tained, and he feared that an open
run would have treated him as
badly as the attempt of Furnish to
gat into the executive chair. As a
KAttar of tact, there arc many of
sold time politicians whoave.
The Forest Grove Times had a
pain last week in its umbilical cord
and proceeded to emit its groans on
The Argus because the county court
eventually followed the law and
gave the delinquent list to the pa
per which the statute declares shall
be designated. As a matter of fact,
The Argus merely contended for its
rights and it did not have to bluff
to get them. The publication of
the delinquent list, paying both
papers, is done cheaper than it is
worth even in one paper. If the
Times would go and get a circula
tkm it ran get some county busi
ness. If the Times lives long
enough it will find that The Argus
is not given to bluffing. As,a mat
terol fact, The Argus offered its
list, name by name, and publica
tion in any other paper would have
been invalid. So far as circulation
is concerned, that is answered by
the fact that the Times failed to
how up circulation in January
when the court designates the
county official papers That fail
are can be ascribed only to the fact
that the Times list has heart trou
ble.
RESOLUTIONS. j
At a regular meeting of Monteiuma
Lodge, No .rt). 1. O. h, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
herean, Death has taken from
our Nation, Stale and I.ndge our
ate Brother and friend, Hon. T. H.
Tongue; and, whereas;
e. his former triends and breth
ren earnestly d-ire to pay respect
to his memorv fur his true worth
as a firm friend, an earnest broth
er, a faithful worker, an honorable
citiien and an unsullied statesman;
therefore, re it
Resolved, That we, of Monteiu
ma Lodge, No. 50, 1. O. O. V..
greatly mourn the loss of brother
Thos. H. Tongue; and we, herebv.
extend to his much grieved family
our deep and heartfelt symoathy
during this, their hi'terest bereave
ment.
Resolved, That these resolutions
be placed up n the records of the
lodge, and a copy of the same he
transmitted to the fatuilv of our
deceased brother, and published in
each of the newsfutpsrs of Hillsboro.
Ufkomk I'ai.matkkk,
Cminn;tns '.Cat.rix Jack,Jr,
(M B Bi-mi'
of
150
to
something should be done to
head off the possibility of a visit of
the bubonic plague to this section
of the Northwest, or it will prove a
dampener and make a failure of
the coming Lewis fc Clark Fair.
Sufficient safeguards can be placed
here and there and danger of the
disease eliminated. But it no law
is passed we may have the malady
here by virtue of a poor quaran
tine serviceand then we may as
well pull down the sign of an Ex
position. It is said that it will
take at least two years to gel clear
from the plague. Let the legUla
ture make a good clean bill
1 l.L . . . .
nemiw nnosasary to ngni ot way m
to the state. where Asiatic immi
grants are concerned.
Meal Estate Transfers,
Geo W Ttfft to B G Tucker, 12 "
acres nesr Bcaverton . .$1960
H L Locke to J W Shute. lots
1 42 Fsirview ad to Hbo. .x
Xaver Karl to The Weber, one
acre sec 9 t2 a r 1 w
Carrie Crosley to J B Wert,
tract in Forest Grove,
IQ Singleton to Emma Pit
man i acre A T Smith d 1 c, 1000
Nels Peterson to B V San lesson
10 acres sec 24 1 1 s r 1 w,. . 1700
John Dtnnis to Zina Wood, Jr,
Lot 9 Blk 5 Thorns's ad ...
Esther J Kane to J C Latta,. .
tract in Forest Grove
S A Howell lo C A Anderson..
3 I acres Lawrence Hall die
Inv Mtge Co to Thos Bradley,
140 a Jos Daviea' donation,C000
J D Montgomery to Jas Bryd
en 160 a sec 20 t 3 n r w.,1000
Theodore Weber to Xaver Karl
Lots 14 & 16 Ptachvale,, ...
J H Ingle to J 8 Ingle, nine a
twpSsrl sr........
Richard Reycraft to J L Wash
burn, 80 a sec 15 1 2 n r 6 w
Milea S Collins to the same
80 acres sec 32 t 2 n r 5 w,.500Q
Frederick Price to G Rast, 160
acres see 13 t 2 n r 5 w. .... 1,500
Caroline Wagner to T W Till,
50 acres tec 25 t 2 n r 3 w. .
J P Rsndall to Alice Redmond
Property on Washington st.
Myrtle Porter lo L L Moiling-
er. tret Klkenab Walker die
50
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The city council had a spirited
meeting the other night and manv
a citixen was "ripped up the back,"
collectively, not personally, be
cause there was a delinquency in
the water and light collections.
The eity has been running the
plant now for over a year, and the
total delinquency is $232 94, a very
much less per cent of loss, consid
ering the total collecled, than any
business man in th town suffers
Better yet, 90 per cent of this is
collectible, the big part of it being
owed bv people who are able to
"dig."' There wasn't near the kick
on this that was raised over the
report of the candle power out
standing in the city. Some citi-
tens nan twice ine candle power
eervice they were paying on, bigger
lamps having been substituted than
t nose scneuuieu. isew rats are
being put in effect, and tne matter
will all be straightened out by the
tent!) ot the month.
Fresh dates, oranges and bananas
on hand at J. A Kremis'.
Postmaster Waggeher has in
stalled 36 new lock boxes in the
poetoffice, and they will come in
handy, as the capacity was hereto
fore limited. The new boxes are
handsomely gilded, and with the
whiteness of the old ones, the side
of the office looks like a representa
tion of the bi-metallio standard.
The Oregon Condensed Milk
Company has received two carloads
of tin cans, direct from the factory
in which will lie tinned the Oregon
Urape Brand of Evaporated Cream
The firm shipped 42 cases of the
product to i'ortlnnd wholesalers
this week.
R. H. Greer has 3 or 4 Black Mi
porca cockerels for sale.
John Evers, of Yerbnort, aged
24, died at the family home last
Friday, from an attack of malarial
fever. Deceased had been blind
for many years.
Married: At Hillsborn, Judge L.
A. itood otuciaiing, Mr. Charles A
Clarke, of Clark county. Wash.
and Miss Jda M. Cahill, of this
county. .
Married: At Beaverton, Feb.
1903, Rev. officiating, Mr. Robert
Hocken and Miss Edna Da vies.
Anton Vandehey, aged about 71
residing near Centerville, is report
ed very low. v
Brass B flat cornet for sale. In
quire at W. P. Atkinson's
B irn, Feb. 4, 1903, to the wife of
uonetantine Miller, Parnungton,
son. .
Argus and Oregonian, $2.00
125
COO
4.50
550
525
PROBATE.
Estate Leo.iard Witt, dee'd; finally
settled.
Robert Imbrie estate permitted
to accept deed of property on Main
and Third streets, in satisfaction of
claim against the lot.
Ssle of realty in Rachel Graham
estate confirmed.
C K Dsiehman, W H Morton
and C E Hedges appointed ap
praisers M A Dant's estate.
EB Tongue appointed adminis
trator de-honis-non estate H B Al
lison, deed.
Estate Leonard Witt, deed, closed
of record.
Go to F. R. Dailry's Bicycle
8tor for guns aid ammunition
and bicycls sundries and repairing
F. R. Dailey, Main Street, Hills-boro.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
nonce i Hereby given, that pursuant to
an order of tile matin ami enfonul in th
County Court of the Htate of Oreiron. for
Multnomah, in tin; mutter of the estate of
w- Plenum, ox-eased, " tlie 30th day
of December, Hub. the timleratirned will,
on and after the Kith day of March, lout.
no. .yzi raorriMiri Mtreet, Portland, Ore
Kon, sell at private sale all then-al proper
ty belonging to said estate, to-wlt:
iwginiimg Rtanohit 8.07 chains went of
H K 1 of Will. Mer.: thence south 27 '
Stores Everywhere are Advertising
Clearance Sales
There seems to lie a magnetic influence about
them. People think if they buy at a Clear-
ance Sale thev get something for nothing.
Wc tlo not advertise any such sales, but we
guarantee our regular prices' to be equal to'
any others' Specials.
."Don't take our word. Conic ami sec!"
We are offering Snaps in Woolens,
Underwear, Hose, Shirts and Circu
cular Shawls.
Hoy'ts Racket Store
Opposite Tualatin Hotel, , ,Hillsboro, Or.
SUMMONS.
IX THK COUNTY tOL'KT OK THK
8TATB OK OREGON. KOfl
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
J. l. Tamtaiie, I'UlnlllV. 1 . -
v. (
Jennie Annans, Defendant. ) '
To Jennie Annan, the almve named 1
uelemlaiit:
In the name of the State of Omrmi.
you aw hereby required lo appear and j
answer the complaint tiled hervln within 1
IX weuKi from tneuaie of tne iii-ni pulill
SUMMONS.
ix 1 UK CIRCUIT COURT OK THK
! STATIC OP ORKOON KOR WASH-
' INGTON COUNTY.
XV. V, 'Wiley and John Dennla, Plaintiff!.
Kliiatx-lh Hwlft, and J. N. Swift, ber
huahand, Jumei McDonald, J. U.
Matheny.Humiiel Maker and Lulu
Baker hiawtr. Paul Haker, a mi
nor. Mary IngallaHuntee, and
Burgee, her hiialnd. and Pred I..
.May, a minor, DelendanU.
cation, or of the dale or the personal aer- j To Fred U May, one of the abova named
Tie of thia aiimmoim uihiii you. and Ifi defrinlaiila:
y?u. !" "'rr '. """tnthenauieoftbesuu of fw..-. ...J
rou 1 1 1 .
Diatniin win lane itniirinniii nirainM
aiKi tir,-ree an
lion Aim also au ortler
thorixing and directing that certain real
eatate belonging Ut you be fold in the
manner
proceti
lion of thia iiinmon In the HllUbura Ar.
gui. The llrnt publication thereof being
prewrttml ny law. ami that the l... .,..,. YuTi. .1' -.77.', ' :
known ax a trt of the .mih- ' '.rT: '"""IT. " V " 7U" ." "
, n itmr nun aunwvr aiu mniuiaiiiK. ami
being
Bel nit
2T ofqio A I I M tt i XV of the thereof, the plaintiff, will .poly
&rM.0' "1 ..L ..,. ?:' the Court for the relief demandeif In
roao: uiimh wwh 011 iineui iu roau u,lni, . .-of Ih. rtnnul.... I ..ul
until croeaing Cedar Crerk, 'i roU; thence 1 of j(,uh TnDiar ami wire I, 1 ,,,.i
SfflrftwCium of t.,1. sssr, gJtlLcfc
summon is the Ut dai of Januarr. liUO. I .,! w, L "cl "F
and the order iithori.in the aervii-e of ; 7uwn One South Ran ' wLVTi th.
01 tne Northwest corner of aald Hevtlou 14,
and running thenrr Hon th on aald Hm-Hou
line I6.2A eTiaina to the North lint of the
land of Mary Locke : thenoe Kaat aluii the
North lineof ssld Mary Ioke'n Iaiill7.
chains to a poult thence North 1A.2& ohaina
more or less to the Houth Hue of the land of
rniKti lirannan ; theru'e West 1 7. l chains
more or leas to tne place of bettlniilns;, tnm
taiuinir 2U.HK sores more or leas: owned In
common by plaintiff and defendant, to be
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT SSSlSW
real protierty be applied: Hint, to the ta.
nient t the coat and disbursements of
turn tun anil or tale ana reasonable attor
ney feea; and thebalaneeol said iiroraxl-
or such sale be partitioned between the
plain ti tin and defendant a their intereat
may appear t saia aeeree, and for eurl
other and further order an may be nc
rv ana proper m me preniMH,
This summons la served aminat imi I
publication by order of tha Hi.nnr.l.u 1.
A. Rood. County Jiulee of Wanhinirtoii
County, Oregon, made and dated at Kill
boro, Oregon, on the 28th day of January,
IMS, and widen order prescribes that this
umniona be published in the Hlllaboro
Argus once week for sli couaeuutlve
inn auooewiivs weeks
you to appear and answer on or before the
expiration of six weeks from aald date.
This summon la aervwl iiHn you by
publication by order of the Honorable U
A. Kood, Judge of the above named
Court, by an ordrr made and dated at
Chamber at illllfboro, Oregon, on Ills
12th lUy of November. I90&
JOHN M. WAIX,
Attorney for I'laintlfl. '
IN THE COUNTY COURT OK THK
STATE OF ORRflOX, FOR TUB"
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
In the matter of the Kstate)
of '
Annette F. Thorns, elee'd.) .
Notice is hereby give that the undersign
ed has tiled, in the above entitled Court,
her final repnrt and account ax adminis
tratrix, with the will annexed, of aid
estate, and that Monday, the Und day of
March, l!03, at 11) o'clock a. m., of aald
day, at the court-room of said court In the
City of II 11 Inborn, Wanbiugton County.
State of Oregon, has been duly knpolnteii
k- .. 1 r ... j.. 1 1 aim suooee
Dlace for hearlmr oh t to aald final "eoflaP.w,P r
account and the seltliHnent thereof,
KANNY A. THOM8,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
of the estate of Annette Frances Thorns,
deoenned.
I.. K. IiHtoiirette, Attorney for mild
Administratrix
the corner of sections H, 22, 27 and 28 in T I
n 1 -n or will. Mer.; thence south 27.
tiiuuin m, nic nonn line 01 ine .mme r'llp
piu claim; iheuce weit on the Fllppln
claim line U.!U chains to the northwest
corner of said claim; thence south 1 56
chains to the corner of the Nickum claim;
thence west on the Nickum claim line 1
chain to the southweHt corner thereof
thence north to the west line of the Nick
nm claim 4 72 rhaiim to the south west
corner of the Pllklngton )-acre tract;
thence east 17.20 chains to a point 3.07
chains west of line between sections 21 and
22; thence south 9.1)6 chains lo the place or
bfgiiiuiug containing 80 acres exclusive
of the road, all ire the J. L. Nickum 0. T C.
in sections 21 and 28 in T 1 N R I W of
Will. Mer. in Washington county, Oregon.
Also beginning at the southwest corner
of Section 22 in T 1 N It 1 W of Will. Mer.;
thence north fll feet; thence east I0! foet;
thence south 9Hfl feet; thence west to98 fret
to the place of beginning, containing ten
seres, in Multnoinah County, Oregon, for
cash, subject to noiifinnation liy the above
entitled (.'011 rt.
Dated thin 13th day of January. KKW.
WM. (1. HKllk,
F,xeoiitorofthe KHtateof J. W, Nickum,
decPRHed.
W. H. Hulford. Attorney for Kstate. '
First publicatiiin. January 22, IIKI3; last
publication, Keumury m, IIKJ.I.
Notice ot Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersign
ed executor At the luHt will and testament
of Antome A. U. Hcidler, deceesed, has
filed bin final account n such executor in
the County Court of Washliigton County,
Oregon, Hald conrt has appointed Febru.
ry23, IH03,attlielr:urof lOo'clock a.m.,
as the time lor hearing aid account.
CARLK. W. 8KIIJ1.ER
Executor of the last will testament of
Antouie A. U. Seidler, deceased.
S. B. Huston, Attorney for Executor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given1 that the under
signed has been, by the alsive eui.ltled
Court, duly appointed, ami is the duly
qualllted and acting administrator of the
estate of Bertha Hniltli Boos, hn was at
time of her death the wit of said K. J.
Boos.
All persons having claims against the
estate are required to present the same
to me at the ofnee of Hillshoro Argus, In
Hillsboro, Oregon, with proper vouchers,
within six months from tlili date.
January 2, 11)0.1.
K.J. BOOS.
Administrator of estate of Bertha Hmith
Boos, deceased. - i , ,
beginning with the
r dated Januar Su
ISOO, and ending with the Issue thereof
uswu .11 a run i. liui. ana mat van innur
and answeron or before the expiration of
ni wee as nom me nrst pnDllcatlon there
ui, or 011 or oeiure usron iwn, IMS.
ORO. R. BAtfLKY,
Attoruey for Plain tiffs
Executor's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that t"ie under
signed baa by the County Court or the
Hlate of Oregon, for the County ol Wash
ington, been duly appointed and quail
fled Executor of the last will and testa
ment of T. 1. Hewell, deceased. Therofote,
all pertons having claims against said
estale are hereby iiolliled to present them
to me, with proper voucher at the law
office of John M. Wall, In Hillsboro, Ore
gon, within six mouths from this date. ,
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this Janu
ary 1, 100K.
JAMK8 II. HKWKMi,
Executor or the last will and testament
of T, G. Hewell, deceased.
Cor.2d.Wasb''
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J. Northrop, Proprietor.
and Renovated,
Newly Furnished
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. , .
Four English "niter pups for
sale 0. Jtlaaer. '
Argus and Oregonian, $2.
ip LIKE
AiMnrt Pacific
PKPAHT
rns
DAILY
Chicago
;Por
land
Special
9:20a.m.
via
Hunt.
Ington
Atlantlo
Kxpreas
8:16 P.M.
via
St. Paiir
. Fast
' Mail
6:00 r. a.
via
Spokane
TIMB SCHRDULB8
raoM
POKTIjAND
Bait Lake, Denver,
Ft. Worth, omaha,
Kansas City, St.
IjouIs, Chicago and
Kast
Halt Tjake, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kansaa City, St.
IiOiiii, Chicago and
Kaat
Walla-WaliaT Lewis
ton,Spokan,Wallac Pullman, Minneap
olis, Ht.. Paul, Dii
luth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and East
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VROM PORTLAND
Steatnshlpa between Portland and Ban
Francisco every five daya,
: River boats on the lower Columbia and
Willamette dally except Sunday.
LOW RATES)
To and from all points In the Kast.
Tickets via this route on aale at all demit
offices of the Southern Pacific Co,
A, h. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
Do You Pay
More Than Once?
'When you hrin your prescription to us you
may lie confident that it will lie filleil nccur
ntcly with the liost quality of drus, and that
you will lie charged only what is reasonable
for such service. We pay no percentage
to any physician for his prescript ions. This
is one reason why you obtain full value
for your money at
BAILEY'S PHARMACY
oiVt Forest
The Finest Stock
of Jeweleryim the
nr. i rvi n.n
wesr, sum;, mier t
than you get for
the same price in
Portland.
We fit glasses scientifically. Come
iu and 1ft us make you see better.
IOt, $ fie Jeojefeiv
One Door West of the Bank, - - Hillsboro, Or.
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Farmington, Oregon
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" v, uciary vaiue in L-rauiiig ni ran 1 p.
10 iiionins 01a jerHey Hull for snln, sirml hy King of
Farralnaton, Urandsnii of Brown Ilpasie, Ohatniiloti Jersey
Cow at Chicago World's Fair.
- ...Poultry, Yard...
Also has a fine lot of Darrml Plymouth Hock Chicken fur
sale. Breading fowls are purchased from K. J. Ladd,
whose chicken have won the most of the prlxea at the Ore
gon Poultry Hhow. Kggs in season, ,(K) iter setting.
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THE DELTA DRUG STORE
Hillsboro, Oregon,
Dealer in y
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
' Sponges, Chamois, Brushes, rerfumery
and a Complete Line of Toilet Articles,
Delta Cough Syrup,
Delta Liniment. '
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Good Goods and Low Prices.
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His prices r cliPHiier thnn I'.irtl.n.i
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