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HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 6, 1903.
Kntared at lb Poet-ofhcc at Hillsboro,
Oregon, as 8eoond (! mail matter.
LUCIUS A. LOXG. EDITOR.
County Official I'apcr.
ubaerflon: On Dollar per Annum.
Bit Months, SO eta; Thro Month 8cta.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
A IH..UN TALK.
And now the Aldrich bill, with a
mod fioat ion here and there, is to
bs put through Congress at tin1
next session. To longer leave the
currency question as it is "would
unsettle business."
It is astonishing bow the big
daily press fens for the safety of
the national bankers aid their
cousins gcrmain, the owners of
slocks and bonds. All financial
legislation must I moulded to
suit these gentlemen who are in
the main millionaires. It io stir
prising how the heart of the little
2x4 newspaper man and his com
patriot in poli ics, the ward leader,
feel sympathy for the ruh man
and how readily they fall into the
belief that all law must be up to
the ideal of those who believe that
wealth, instead of people, is the
.real governing forca of the coun
try It reminds one cf feudal day?
It is peculiar that while the leg
islators of our national congress
talk fluently about the needs of
the producer and laborer, all laws
are passed for the protection of the
millionaire bankers and the rich
manufacturers. It is Jt9' t'j
bankers' as ociaiioar'.! l rs
"worried';.; c t i Jt 1
nances; tanufacturers,
whose prthe Economist, fur
nishes editorial for the ountry
pre, who are worried about the
tariff being revised. "The laborer
would grft a bad dollar," say the
b g bankers; "revision would "kill
off the demand f r labor, and soup
houses would be established," say
the manufacturers who are benefit
ted by h;gh tariff. And, as a mat
ter of fact, both the money capital
ist and the manufacturer, to the
ninety and nine out of the hun
dred, are trying their level best to
kill off labor unions because these
unions hold for a wage level com
mensurate with the value of their
services. To the thinking man
this moral should be as plain as
day. But it is n tt and the blind
nessof the average voter against
his own interest reminds one of the
conflict betwe n the plain peopl
of France, and which so long kept
t.iat country a monarchy.
It is amusing to those who know
where the papers have stood in the
last, to note the glee of the trus
lewspapers in giving t pace to ad
rice to democrats from such papers
is the Chicago Chronicle and the
iroomyn r.agie. rnese papers
isve never been democratic they
tave always supported the capital
itic candidate for office. They
upported Mr McKinley in both
ampaigns. hot that their sup
ort hurt anything not at all
tryan polled more votes each time
'ithout their support than
'ould have polled with their hearty
rmpathy. Their work against
Ir. Bryan made that gentleman
ates. Had the plutocrats sup
orted him he would have lost ten
ir one from the ranks of the far
iers. As it was, he made a cred
able race and against the boodle
id corruption of modern politics
me day the fool killer ill opi
hool, and the first he will run
rough hU machine will be those
publican publishers who are bo
dy as to think the people of the
fluted States are all fools.
J
Citizens near Spokane Tuesday
ght lynched a white man who
d foully outraged and murdered
S little 12-year-old daughter of
I sheriff of Asotin county. The
me was one of the most brutal
perpetrated in the Northwest,
will now be time for some of the
irient prudes to deplore the
iching, while they con'emptu
ily dismiss the crime that in
jd the dalh of disgrace. If
milton's skin had been black
I "anarchy" might have afford
a subject matter for many of
snivelling paranoiacs.
'he postal fraud invesliga'ion is
ting wearily along, and it is
arent that none of the big ft 1
l is to be hurt. The really re-
spon ible are to I kept in thei
background, while the little chaps
are to b pinched. A sample of
hat I being done m the 1M
frau-U can be ascertained when
one lo ks at the contracts awarded
by the various departments to con
gressmen who are "close friends'"
to the pre.-iden. For ins'anee.
there is I.ittau-r, whom Mr. Roose-
elt classes as his "closest f iend,"
and who is mixed up in a glove
contract with the government, con
trary to law. where he gets off with
a nice big fat pull.
aHBHBBHIMm
Under Pope I.eo the Catholics
made a tremendous progress. They
ntered every pagan Held, and se
cured converts where other relig
ions failed. This was clearly that
they purveyd to the material
good of the heathen, as well as his
spiritual wel'are. If the new Tope
carries out the work cf the late
Leo, his administration will re
dound much to the credit of the
Catholic church.
The merger of the (ireat North
ern and the Northern Pacific has
been sustained by the Federal
Court, and Jim Hill is now satis
fied. This practically paves the
way for all the big combinations
of whatsoever nature, and the trust
will soon be established as an econ
omic fixture. It is highly d mbt-
tul U congressional law will hold
against any sort of trust so long as
our higher courts are in sympathy
with what they term industrial de
velopment, and can interpreftsp
!1V frtl tKik lllQt'u lin.liwW
W " ...
Tbt '. 'Ellas' made an
t, lii,JO Jktegon"an dispatches
'.tfiftt the negroes are to be
taken out of the Navy "services.
Tlvs is due to the fact that the!
white men in that branch of the!
National service object to having
negro officers over them. This
looks like a tempest in a teapot, as
we have no negro admirals. The
main contention of those who have
secured this order is that white
men object to the black under all
circumstances, and that this is a
white man's country. "Race, color,
or previous condition of servitude"
seems to be a back number, even
with a Northern administration.
PROBATE
Estate Daniel McFall, deceased.
closed of record.
Chas Ilines ar.d T H Adams ap
proved as sureties in guardianship
sale of W L Curtis, feeble in mind
Fstate of Anderson Reynolds,
deed, closed of record: executrix
discharged and bondsmen released
Legatee's receipts filed and ad
ministratrix of W E Smith's estate
discharged; estate closed ot record.
Mrs 1) A Hayes confirmtd as
guardian of J W Corey ; obiectioi s
ovenuled; guardian to give bond of
14(H), and to serve without compen
sation. Heirs of Asa William, deed, to
appear September 7, to show cause
why realty shall not be sjld.
Born, at Iowa Hill, August 2,
1003, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred liaase.j
a daughter.
Born, July 31, 1003, to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Harris, at Gaston, a
daughter.
John Milne Sr. fell out of a phtm
tree, a distance of fourtee f
l. : ft, : . , 1
wjib oibri iimm, Bill Blini&T
vere bruise ot the tr x.
Dr. F. A. Bailey dre- ound,
and Mr. Milne jr tue one
else pick tbef ; .a few days
I furnV ' trees specially
adapte'' olngton county soil
and and challenge rival
nurseri"to place nursery stock
that will compare with ours. For
ty years' experience. J. W. Kirk
land, Nurseryman and Dealer,
Hopewell, Ore.
Walter Chalfield, Forest Grove,
while working oti Hubbert's holer,
Saturday, had the bad luck to get
his head and shoulders caught be
tween the plunger and a cogwheel,
while the engine was in motion, he
being raught while oiling. His
head ar.d shoulders were severely
bruifed. Dr. Lar,;e dressed his
wounds.
A man and wife, with an elderly
woman who is alleged to be a sister
of the wife, pulled into ton n yes
terday and camped near the He well
brickyard. Some lime during the
evening the elderly woman fell
from the wagon seat, and one of the
wheels passed over her neck and
tare. The man did not Come to
town until this afternoon to gpt
anything for the woman, and when
he did come he proceeded to get
full of whiskey. The authorities
were notified, and Dr. F. J. Bailey
went down and brought the tinfor
tyii ate woman up town for treat
ment. Her mouth is badly bruised
and the throat is swollen nearly
twice its normal size. All day )on;t
the poor woman has lain under
scanty shade. The man in ques
tion boasted around town that he
a loir to sixty thousand titillate,
,ul y thousand was on the
w"'' . , : " . .vT , ,
combination for two women to h
tied up to. Dr. Bailey examined
the woman ami ascertained that
the upper jaw was broken. The
brother-in-law's name is J. V.
Cole.
Get the Arguaand Oregonian for
2 a -year, and you get ill the nes.
Teachers' examination is set for
August 12, and ends on the 15th
K. V. Haines, the Forest Grove
banker, will start Monday to con
struct a dam on the Tualatin river,
re.tr Gaston, for power purposes in
operating the electric light plant
Frank Bailey, of Buxton, shot
three cube the other day, af er Imd
lv wounding the mother hear. A
bite chase for the old bruin proved
futile, as she was not hadlv enough
hurt but what she made her escape
in good shape.
John It. Bailey was down from
Buxton today, taking out material
for his new residence. Mr. Bailey
says that the prunes tin in his sec
lion are larger than usual this
year, and that they will bring a
better price than usual
Antone Noltner, formerly editor
of the Portland Dispatch, now one
ot the Uegents of the Mat Normal
at Monmouth, was in town from
Portland tho first of the week
While here he incidentally met
with Bern. Scholfield, of Cornelius.
another member of the Board of
Regents.
The first bill of lumber for the
condenser will be delivered thr
.irst of the week. Johnson
are now cutting orv i1"""
will I e pus-"
b!e..
to
. sign
m agent.
iHOMPSO.M,
Special Agent.
V
OREGON'S
Blue Ribbon
State Fair
SALEM
September 14-19, 1903
The greatest Exposition and
Live Slock Show on the
Pacific Coast.
High class racing every day.
$12,000 Cash Premiums
on live stock and farm
products.
All exhibits hauhd free over
the Southern Pacific.
Reduced translocation ratrs
on all lines.
Live Stock Auction Sale
If Id in connection with fair.
Fine camping ground free and
rxluccd rates on campers'
tickets. Come and
bring your family
For further information, write
Mm Dm Wisdom, Secretary
Portland, Oregon.
Just Stop and
What did jHHr Kvc do,
Without auy sW,
When she went out on the
street
When a ucat shoe, put
On a dainty foot
Makes a woman look so neat?
x I I 1
ma
V. I- l -1
We carry the ueatest foot
wear for Ladies, and sell at
prices that prove our place a
baryaiu house. We have
the finest geut's dress shoe
on the market aud to see
them is to buy. We have a
splendid line of shoes for all
just ask our customers.
JOHN DENNIS
HiUsboro,
Oregon
Siioqj line
Union Pacific
3 TltAINH TO THK K HT DAILY
IKOM I'OHTI.AND.
' Through Pullman standard and touriat
aleeping-cara daily to Omaha, Chit-ago,
Spokane; tourist alet-ping-car daily to
Kama City; through rullman touriat
sleeping-cart (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kanaaa City, re
clining chair cara (seats free) to the
Hast daily.
TIM K 8CII KDl'LKH
rauM
POKTI.A No
ARRIVK
run
iiAii.r
FOR
DAILY
Chicago
8Mcial
9:UU a. m.
via
Atlantic
8:15 P.m.
via
St. Paul
Fast
Mail
&00 r. M.
via
8pokane
Salt take, Pnnver,
Kt. Worth, omnlin,
Raima City, Kt.
Ixnii, ('Mingo anil
Kast
4:.T0 r. M.
Salt tjtke, Itenver,
Kt. Worth, Omaha,
KaniuM City, HI,
1oiiiii, Chicago ami
Kaia
Walla WaiIa7"Uwi-tmi,HMikan.Wallai-e
Pullman, Miuneap
(ilia, HI. Paul, Dii
lulli, Milwankw,
Chicago and Kaat
7:25 a. K
OCEAN AND KIVKU 8C11KMULK
FROM PORTLAND
HteamMiipa liotwwn Porllamt and Ban
Francisco every five days.
)tlvr lioata on the lower Columbia and
Willanintte daily except, SiiiulHy.
liOW KATK8
To and from all point" in the Knit.
Ticket via thin route on aale at all depot
otllcea of the HoutliTii Pacilic Co.
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
Farms for Rent.
We have a few well located, good
farms for rent. Inquire of Lyons
it Cornelius, Ilillsboro, Oregon.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hcrhy given, that the under
ilgneil haa tiled In llio County Court of
the Htate of ()rt!gou, for VVaidiliigUin
County, the tlnal aiuoimt In the inatlitr id'
eHtflte of Mary J. Wilke-i, deaMed, and
aaid Court hua Het Monday, the V7lli tiny
of Auguat, lit '8, at III o'clock a. to., at the
Court room In Hillalioro, Oregon ax the
time and pla of hearing olijocilonn U
aaid linal account, and for the Dual aettle
inent of Haiti eatate.
Dated thi July W, 190:!.
.1. WILKPH,
Administrator of the Kxta'e of Mary
J. WilkeH, doceustid.
MONEY BACK.
Kellett's Oil of Eden and Sweet
Spirits of Kden will preilively cure
rheumatism any and all cases.
The California Co-operative Med
ical Company, of Oakland, will re
fund your money in case of failure.
For sale by
BAILEY'S PHARMACY
Hillsboro, Oregon. .
Greer leads and the rest follow
in groceries, crockery, lamps, china
and wooden and willow ware.
C L I
Think!
American
Lady
Lace;
Oregon
SUMMONS.
IX THK CI Kelt IT COiUtT OP Til
STATU OF OKKtlON KOK WASH
ISUTOS COUNT V.
Chrlxttma Nelson, plaiutltl, I
v.
OteNtdmm, IVfendnut J
To the alxive iiamtHl ilefvndaut, Oh
lu the Damn of the Stiite of Oregon, Von
are nen-oy miulrctl ami tiuiimiiiulrtl I
npiear in tht alatve enlillml Court lu the
above entnied milt ami answer the i-,ini
pliiint th-teiii Hied aitainat you, on or I
lore ine ei piriillon ut mi tui reki piilill
callon of IIiih MimiiiotiR In the "HllUUirt
Argui; the tirHt iiuhliealliin thermif I
lnguiithe;tnihdavof July, IMCI, and the
laxt iiiiiiiii-niion thereof on the Hill tin
ol'SentemlM-r. H'1. to-H it. on or le-tore the
HXh day of !-et. Iitii, and too will pleaM
ijihc iiiiiiiK inni ii yon inn ut xoRiMr ami
aiiawer Htild complaint, the plutniiir will
appiy tome i tmri lor the roller p'ayeil
lor and deioitoiled in her iHimnlalnt here
in tiled, lo-wit, for a det:rm iliNxolviug the
mairiHgeanti iiiiirriugecoiitrai'i now ex
ixtlng between the plainlltl and defend
ant, and for a decree awanliiiK the care,
i-iihUmIv mil iHiiitrtit tf I.Uti.v NJu.n
John Nelon, I lots. Nelaon ami ,tlnrloii
Nelson, the minor children of the idaiu
till and the tlefeudnnl. to the idululirl
and for mu h other and further decree an
may lie neceaaary aud proper In the
pn-miHea.
rut Kinnmtiii la piiiiiiHheil agahmt vol
i'i the tllllshorii Argon, hy order of lion
TIioiiim A. Mcltridu, Judge ol the Clrtiull
i tiurt ol the ntate or Orifou, fur Wash
ingioii t.oiiuly. maileaiiil ilutetl at Hill
imro, tinvoii. .rui v 'i. Palo, ami wh
order reiinlrtu that Vi u aonenr and an
awrer said coinplitliil mi or hufore the Itllh
nay urepUtinlMir, tm.
OKO. R. BAULKY.
Attorney for Plainltir.
EXCURSION RATES TO VAQUINA
BAY.
On June 1st the Southern Pacific
Co. resumed sale of excursion tick
ets to Newport and Yaqtiina Bay
This resort is becoming more popu
lar every year, and hotel aceommo
dations are belter than ever before,
ami at reasonable rates. Season
tickets from Hillshorn to Newport
UU; to Vaquina, 96 Ot) Satur
dav-to Monday tickets to Newport
if.JlH); to Yaquina, 3.(K)
CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS,
Alt Ililtihoro city warrant drawn on th
Water and Light 1'utid. and endoraed
"Not Paid for Want of l'unda," prior to
uec, 7, 1901, ami all warrants drawn on
the (ieoeral 1'utid and endoraed "Not
Paid for Want of l'unda," prior to June
9, 190I, are now payable at the oflice of
tne city treaaurer, and interest will
cease after June 36, 190.
A.C. BHUTB,
City Treaaurer
Hillsboro, Ore., Juoe 2'i, 1903.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice la herehy given that the nnder-
Migueo una been by the bounty Court ol
the Htate of Oregon for Washington Conn
ty. duly appointed administrator of the
est ale of Wash!
and ha duly tiuaTilled and entered upon
gtou Jones, tloceaseil
the diacharge of hia diiliea aa u h.
Now. therefore, all nnrxon hnvlmr
(dahlia against aaid oetatoof W ftxlilnuton
Joiioh, deceased, are lierehy rcpilred to
prenoiii me aame 10 tne iiniierNlgnei
the law nllicu of lino. It. Hairlnv. fit II
present the aame to Hie underNigned at
ine law
boro, 0
era, wl
hereof.
ills.
Doro, (jragon, logninerwiiii iiroper votu h-
wiimu six iiionins iroin me mile
Hated, HlllHboro, Ore., Jim 1H, 1!KW.
HKNHV W. JONKH,
AilniinlNtrator of the estate ol Washing
ton Jimea, deceoHtMl.
l eo. i;, ilagley. Attorney for Admin
latrulor. Executor's Notice.
Notiee Is hereby glvon that John F. Day
Iihh lieen npiiointed sole executor ol the
laHt will ami tttHlaiiientofOeorge II, Day,
deceased, l,y the llononilile Coiiiiiy
Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Washing
ton County, mid persons having claims
against the estate of aaid tlecenMed are
hereby iiotllled to iiresent the aame In
the undersigned at the law oillce of W J).
Hare, 11 ilUlmro, Oregon, within six
months Iron the dale hereof,
Imteil at IlillHbnro this lK,h day or
June, IWi,
JOHN F. DA V,
Kiecutor of the IhmI will and tealantent
of Ueorge B, Hay.
W. I). Hare, Attorney fur Executor,
Do You Pay
More Than Once?
Wlictt you bring your prescription to its yon
may lc confident that it will W fillctl accur
ately with the liest quality of iliuS ami that
you will be charged only what is reasonable
for such service. We pay tio jH-rcetitae
to any physician for his prescriptions. This
is one reason why you oldaiu full value
for your money at
KAILEY'S PHARMACY
jr-un mnnnnnni nnnnruvu w -,-v mwvu v uvuvmfin, .nruvuwii
Riizors
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For tbc next ?0 a
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-William Schulmcricli,
Rre1erof A. J. C. C. Jr-raey
An IS months old Jerney Hull
Fariniiuton, (iramlaon of It row
Cow at Chicago World's Fair.
..Poultry
Alao ha a finn lot of Harred Plymotilli Uork Chirkam for
nalo. ItremliiiR fowli ar purohaied from, K, J. I.add,
whoaa ohickena hava won the moat of tha prima at the Ore
Kn Poultry Khow. Kgga in waflou, $1.00 per netting.
Cockerel for aale.
1 man 10 annonnoe 10 my old ctialouiera, and the general
public, that I have opened my shop and have put in aeveral
new equipment for handling all kinds of
Machine Work and Blackamithing,
and carry a full line of machine auppliea and wagon ma
terial, ppeoiai attention given to 9
Engine and Boiler Repairing: i
All work done at reaeonahle ratea and with promptness t
CORNELIUS MACHINE SHOPS
L. G. Weidcwitsch, Proprietor, Cornelius, Or.
SHERIFF'S SALE. I
By virtue of an ex-etilinn tiwiitil out of
aiul iiiiiler the will uf the Dlrtniit Court of
the Htate ut Ort-i for Waililnirttm
County, In favor of Itt-iijaniln Amlerson
and I'Kalnxt I11I111 I liiinl, for the mini nl
M. 70 mill Intcri'Mt lliereon friiiu April 211,
liiUi. at the rate of N per cent wr anniini.
anil for the oohIh and exiieimim of aula anil
ofaalil writ, and fur want of aulllfient pin
Ntinal tironertv out of wlituli to nuIIhI'k aulil
Jiiilmniint and com. I have levied upon
I in- real property liemliialtnr iIihitIIhhI.
Now, thernl'iire. hv virtue anil in nuraii-
anne of aaid Jndirinitiit and nxwntiini. I
will, on Tuoaday, tlin lal day of Huploin
Iht. I'KI.'I, at the aotitli tloor ot the Court
lloimein IIIIlNhnro. WaHhlintton Couhlv.
Oregon, at the hinir of ten u'e.Uivk a. 111.,
or nhiii nay, mil at pnliun niii'lttin to the
hlKhfHt ljiililer for cbhIi, tlin folltiH'tiiK Ir.
aiiriliod real properly, to-wit:
All of the right, title and intereat of
the defendant, .li.lin 1, limit, of in anil to
the Kaat half of the North wnt ipiurterof
tlin H iiitliKUNt qtnirtfr of Hnntioii II, T 2
N Ha Weat of tlin Will. Mvrn Waah
Iniftun County, Oriuon, t'oiitaiiiluK
acri'H, to HHliNly the lieiehiliefnre niunetl
HiiniH ami the etiHla and exa-uniia of mile.
Huiil aale will he made an I J--t lo redemp
tion iih por nl nt 1 1 tn of Orovon.
Witueaa my huml UiIh Sail day of July,
IIKM. n
.1. W.HRWKMi,
Hhnrlir of WaxliliiKtiui Cminty, Orni?on.
(J mi, It, HukIi y, Attorney lor I'laintlll',
Notice to Contractor!.
Notice la hereby Riven th.it aenled lilda
will he rnneivod liy the rtiiinly Court
lu HillHlioro, Ore., on TliurMilay, Antrimtll,
IIKXI, at !2 o'tdoclt p in., for theeoi atruti.
linn of a new apuji on RiMid'H hriilire,
iirniMH the Tiiiilalln river. I'ounly
l-'iinrt riiNervea the rlKht to relent any and
all IiIiIh, HoiiiIn will he required to eover
the coHt of the iiiaterhil,
I'lima and "iwi llli iitlnnit may be urn 11 at
county eh-rk'H ollii-e.
I'y order of the County Court
Dated thlm Jill It day of July, !!K,1.
I.. A. HOOD,
.County Jndite,
Bargains in second hand wheels.
MiCormick, Heoond street.
Shear
Share
Dim Store
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vwru n n n ,1
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Farmlngtoii, Oregon
Cuttle of Leading BtrJn.
for !, airrnl by King of
o Heaaie, Cluiniuon Jeraey
Yard...
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REFEREE'S SALE.
Notice la liereliy given that the limler
aiKiieil Jteferee, hy virtue of atleeieeand
order of aide iaaurtl nut of and under the
aeal of the Circuit Court of the Hlule of
Oregon, fiir Wanliinnton Cnuitv, In that
i'e it 11 1 n milt wiiernlii Henry V. .Ii.nex,
Chaa. L. Jnnex and Altwrt Jiuien were
plalutillH, ami Margaret II Jouei, Julia K.
Meier, liui Meier, Harriett It. Nell, den.
Nell, Clara M. Puulaell, J. A J'auUill,
Unra K. Monlnh. Ueo, Moulali, Kll.a H.
Mi-Kay, U I) McKay. Ilerlrmle Howell,
M. I.. Howell and Harrlaou t JoneN,
were deleiidaula, to me Ulreutatl, com.
nianding and retulrlug me lotell all r
the liereiuafler deaerlhetl real prom-rly at
iiuhlioBiietinn.aiitl to partllion procecila
thereof between Hie plalntim and dti
leiidautH aa apecllled In aaid decree,
will, on Ti eaday, the lat day lof Mi ptcin
her, 1MKI. at the Month diairof Hie Ciniil
lloiiae In Hlllahoro, Oregon, at 10 a.m.,
of aaid dav, aeil nt public auction In tbu
higheat htilder for cbnIi in hand, all of lha
North went quarler of Huctlou 14, T N It
Went of the Will, Mcr containing IIU
acrettj aaltl aale will he inutle aulilci-t In
Kunllriiiatlnii by the Circuit Cunrlnl Hie
Hlale of Oregon, Tor WnHlilngtnn Connly,
Dated at illllxboru, Or., July vh, nmt. '
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(leo. It, llaKlcy, Attorney for I'lalmliin.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
The Board of Dlreoiori of Hchonl Dlttrlct
! ' WsHtiliiKioit County, Oregon, under
dale of July H, ItMKt. punned a reaoliition In
mm, .0 iiiiriui Him iu me mi I'y 1 11.
grnund known iim the lliilm, k,.!.,.'
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Huime hiirylng ground, will he mild at
rale preacrihed In aaid reaoliition, The
ritttiM ciin lie had by applying to the ncbi.ol
clerk ol hiiIiI dlHlilcl. II waa furllior re
Holved that all uuiMtciipied partmil' I11U
now innrki'il uut mIiiiII revert wltlilu aix
niontliH finni the dale hereof, to the
Hchool DiHtrict. uiilemi paid for uncording
to the ratea aet forlli lu nald reaoliition,
11 l hl,H 'l"1.1?; K,VM "r,,8lr t the
Hoard of JUnctors of Uchuol Dialrlut No.
IIOBKRT THOMPHON,
Clerk.
Argus and Oregonian, $?,00
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