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Newspaper Page TextHiiiSBono argus. rra. 16. t9o. lha Lou uuit u ini- an w, tha ot Townahl .l.tfcuO t ii 4 3 1 ntered at the Post-office at Hillsboro, Orr-fron, as e. find -class mail matter. l.L'Clt'8 A. IjOXU, Kdltur. -ilinq County Official Paper uliMTiption: One Dollar per Annum. ntl'a!' Month, "?U. Thre Months. U Sluy aVC - -HV- lONU A Mi'klXXKY of Jai , the l-OREGON'S .m.nctn HOUR OF TRAVAIL , M n t! ojThe federal government haa in tJitcteil Oregon' senior senator and Vr tw0 leefTeeentative oflhe ,ow ai 12iiaf r oue. iih tuore than lair proe r ""fcn for conviction of all three of m. it; hem. Tl.ia remind on of the dim. Atlirtinesa of politico. Mitchell liroltallr enjoyed a greater popu VstoSinarity ia the national wtute than .. jnv other senator, owing to hie l2iithijenil goinl nature, and hie ability Mi!!ui accjmplih thing?. While the Ho?uTMI,t oJ.v f elector, in the. atate Jknew of Mitchell early wildness KiSf. if lifc, thev were prone to overlook uejhnuclt, and v.d with each in giving uwumiiiiu mnort. He ia now closing a rv johii-ngihy career in disgrace, llrv" in the face of rvnt dieelosurt it.y, Jit ia now eaey to -e why that the fuiS "effjit V democrats and indepen tijint republican to reject Hermann 1T1-' of reeulta. It sra incuiubcut lm'ii1'" Mitchell to help out Hermann, tta'cor both must fall in the crash they Vo?! were trying to awrt Word wa awnD""11 ,H,t lh' objectionable aa Her ri)JJtC2ani was, he iuut be elected ,.., .nj alerted ha waa. Ilerinatin'e umniaiitery fight for hia ucc-ea will xiuntbe lonz remembered in thi etate uvea, . . , M.Kiii) me oppiuoit preea ana t. 8peakers. everywhere, declaring uerethat Hermann was a political out uvioiaw, and that he would be indictul, la!!iithe urban Hermann, aapported fct'.bv Mitchell, rubbed his banda to awiyKlhcr, went out before the electors, Cic.and in a mutual aside, aaid to tthem, "It'a all that Hitchcock' work; 'jtlou.y and personal dia like; that' all; send me hack, and I'll prove this to you in time." .1 J was sent back and now the H crash has com to Oregon, the atatf tulJt '"'idine discredited before the na- TM lS Thftt Jnne tlie bull-doaing papera begged for iZ B8 l'06 'or Daitonal politici, shot into congress Hermann and Wil- Ilamson, a pair of patriots who are now in disgrace and all for the ut eake of round money, and confi- tui dence. The muzzle did not buret "wj but the bubble did, and with it i.ait come an end of shame and travail sv to the state of Oregon Oregon u?i where we raise the biggest apples; the bigget beat and the bigeest J btwidlera. But Oregon will raiee out of her political ashes, and the commonwealth wiii be fumigated and diinfected in the near future box . . UJjJ As to Mitchell, bis guilt seema ' fully e-tablished, and hi friends cut 1 f" are falbnj away from him. This sum . ' h is urjat nd yet it is human na ture. Mitchell never turned down j, a friend, evpn when under a cloud 2j He ha many traits that are ad JJJ mirable. He could fight an enemy lu; to a tinih, in the past, but today 'J he weeps when defending hia name -and well he might, for the fall it U IlllltltV i With three members of the Ore jj gon Congressional delegation under indictment, and with the govern- : tu meot after another, Oregon can let ui go of her national affairs and de- 3 vote her excels affection in develop- : a ing the Lewis & Clark Fair. ' i - w It was a merely an oversight ,'ui that the council did not take up i w the question of permitting a public vote on the matter of a public paik, I, at its last meeting. A majority of the council favors the idea of hav !j ing a vote on the subject. Hilla- boro will never again be able to buy a pieje of land for a park and a grove, as at present, and if the opportunity . is . not indulged, we thall continue) to be at a disadvan tage in holding out door gather r i i tig, i here are two or three funds. .t probably, amounting to $300 or more, which may w available to . help in the puichaee of euch a ? psoperty. First, let us know whether or not the majority of our ; voter want such a place. It will then be time to my where it shall be; and on what term it shall be purchasfcJ. The ' affair will be ; brought before the next meeting of ttieoounoil "Trailing like wounded dock," a Kipling sings of the good ship, Bolivar, remind, oni of Oregon' congressional delegation-with three u.dioieJ, od God knowftb end .... 4. paa V al aat m W . f . J free, iubt take a keeu en jovmem in the atims. After the federtl gram! jury get through with it indictments it might also pses uponi th nuatiti cation of camiiJa1! fr loth hoiiee of Congrw. Washington countv't fiaant'ul' condition, as given in an article in this iue, i a onrc of pride to; jthoi interested in the wets'e ot the commonwealth. No county in the nut ia in a good a condition, and but two or three conn tie have made at rapid a progress in public betterment. So the senate ia to kill any re form legislation; the tarifl' ia not to be tinkered; the railroad bill i to be killed; aud it ia "eta ml pat," everywhere. It i tin.e that the Juggernaut of national interest ran ita ruihleae wheel over the cun atitutioo ami gave tb.e America people an amendment that wi l! permit the elett r to Mud urnitote back to Waf.liTnjtl.it) by popular vote. Th Argoa ventures to pscdic that the iat i:i n it r it ie ... e cmt of benefit in the 'aw which I at changed the convey in f ii'i-si r from county otliciaU to :ate i Ri cial. So far a expenec is coc cerned, unlea the Mate k p n.cb a corps of attendau'e aa will make conveying expeditious, th'air aib be an abomination, and mean 1 greater expense to the var.ous counties. If it shall keep a entti cient carps, then the cUte will pay out as much aa it now pays. In either event, the counties, a indi ' riduals, will not b letter otf than , at present, and it will add just one more graft to the Salem list. The whippiug post for the wife' beater, it the edict of the legisla ture, and the measure will be ign J by the governor. If the flat- j really want to protect a wile 5 against thia kind of'a husband, the; thing to do iB to put him to w, ri : and see that his wage go to h a family or else snd him to jail There is today many a wife who would rather tak a beating one a 1 week from her husband than to1 take thn refined cruelty that is ' passed up to many in high social circles To whip a man for b"t ing a woman is kind for kind bu a law that would hang him would ' be of some benefit. There's not one : woman in a hundred, who. if whip-1 ped by a husband, would notify j the officers. The News, of Fr-rent Grove, ob. ! jects to the Sbute plan of building : county road, but offer no pracfi. cal substitute. The Argus wants to see good roarls over which a far j mer can haul load, winter or sum 1 mer. Hot air will rot build Uinn; it is impotsible f..r the county to 1 build rock roads at preeut; and the Shute plan give us immediate , roads for many, in a very few sea-1 sons, the plan baa heen tried.1 and, to a certainty it beat thai rock road leading east from For-M Grove, to a frazzle. Kock roads are out of the question, except in a few localities. Without some such plan as that advocated by Mr. Shute we will simply spend cu' twenty five thousand dollars and have nothing but a few road meet; ing. each year. Practical result we are after. The Macadam road it a -dream nothing more, A j , 1 dream nitning more. A plank road baa bn proven. Two or three incbei of mud, and a little duet, go tor nothing. Waghint m county it not thinking cf building boulevard' for th elite, It iiimyily wsnU, and should build, rrads for the farmers. Susan li. Anthony ia t.ri yean of age. r 1 1 . .u- . 1.U11UIJ11 iih viuieu me iuwn w gaui- biers. Rusaia has deipatched another Hi-et to the far F.aat. Foor Kuasia. The United State.' aeuate aeeitu op posed to railroad legislation. Harriman, the railroad king, will apend eight million dollars on rolling toe It thia year. Fiorebelio, tlie Italian murderer, of Portland, shot himself when cornered by the officers. " The Russians have bst 100.000 men in the last year's campaign. The Japanese losses. are not given out New York papers are jeering at .-ena-tor Mitchell, been use he wept in bia speech of vindication in the senate. Kansas will build a state oil re6nrry and try ao buck the Standard Oil Com pany. We clearly see the finish of Kan- Tbe ltKulalure baa passed a bill to nrotect hotel keenera. There ia no law. V.ongreman-iusi-wa iiiooay, who "alao wa indicted"' but went! tnk.na Francis I 40 acres fa the ' Swi Hill fttttiiV ! &sfflf$mMi. Ill I . 7P.-i 9 a cwn t i nw rirr eUMfw r ' u j maae in an , 4 1 I r E i UXM 1 J I TH18iaoNCr(V MAKERS wrmTHcu'- 1 j $3.50 HiHsboro, - Orecjo nl j I - I ill Ml We Have just received a carload of Utah Land Plaster, the best on earth. We also have the fin est stocK of field and garden seeds of all hinds. Red Clover Seed and Alsike In any quantities. We can save you money. MaKe out your list of field and g'arden seeds and bring' it to us to fill. Ash our patrons. They will tell you that we beat them all on quality and prices. Give us a call. P Oose Prices on Feed, FJour We sell you millstuffs at Portland prices. StocK and poultry foods on hand; rocK salt for stocK; How Iiure for dairy stocK; blue vitriol on hand. Hartrampfs Feed Store Main Street, - Hillsboro, Oregon . ". U J. ..-'-.I however, to protect the pulilic against botcli. j Governor Cbamlitrlain promite to tiv j to the general appropriation bill tieriute it givea iiippott to too unaajr itale nor- 1 1 1. ait.:- : - . -u 1 . 1. - niai M.noin. Aiiia i. a inua ui 111c ir(ia Itturr pulling in tiiua 01 ini.Kinu 111 the Keaeral appropriation bill, to aa tQ " rr r 1 prevent veto. 1 y. ... . .... , Jfhn W.t.atei. the nulliouairr, haa forced up the price of wheat in the Chicago pit, and it may go to ft, 50 per 1 bushel but the farmer wilt nut be bene fitted by the gamble. Oen. Lew Wallace, aoblier ami novel 1 , , . , , , . . , , list, died at fan home in Indiana yeater- day. Wallai-c became uottil throUKh , j 1 ., ,.u- hm novel, l.en Ilur, read by I lie Utim- tian world yeari ago. S. Ii. Ro.ub, a Cbicaeo millionaire, .our ni nie. eave n a Door re aiivea one 1 . .... .. ... ; " " million dollars to see how they would scendit. Roath died at Norvftcb Conn. yenterday. Allerl JltH3r(!r, Ol n'ar Ulencoe t : ,.0'. . .,1 ,.ll i made this nhVe a plnaiant call to - (lay. W. X. narnim ana Wll.-, rr Mouiitaindile wnrn in the ritv " 1 ' ' yeutftrilay. " Cracked corn better and cheaper lhan l..ut f,. nhickiin tanil tnHll vIieat, lor cntcien ieea-- CliuiBX Mill. Q. AlliHon, witb the Abers it Pi'lmeidcr Milling Company, of Portland, waa in town today. Dennia bai received hia new ft ck of Hhoeit,--the American Gen tleman and American Lady, the tineet in tbe market. Come in and see them. The latest model. Thetie ehoet are advertised in every prominent magazine and newspa- I Der ia tbe WOfld, ul auwa , k- -. - orda of deeds Jar Washuyrum Ceiut- . .-.... SUMMONS IN TUK CIKCUIT COUHT Ol' THE STATK OF OKKOON, FOR THK COUNTY OK WASH I NQ't'ON ; fy yr I'lalntlfl, ; H'illla.n A Iii.Hlr, Muriu lni.l.ir, 1 (liiririffi . DiiKliiir. luri.rv Dim- J ufi Twr l)iiebr, John tJuelwr. ,i'iaim iurimr, riftinia iiinjr, Krutl Juln'r. Annl l)ulitir, KilKitr.l H, lliielicr. Marv Dun her, Ivlwurii IUhI Hint (. Y. To William A. IIiiImt, Maria I'unlier, , i... . .. V Inn..... UMAm I . 1 1 u I ., . IVteir I)ue'l.r, John Hurler, J.iih llui'linr. Kntiii hiii'linr. I'nill Ijiii-hnr. 1 . . ,1 Annie Iiuolwr, Maanl II. iniflirir, I f, . 'ut"'r; wwarn niHiie ouu 1.. I . Hmlfte, Ili'fi'nilMiitM: In the jiaiim of tho Klala of Oregon run are nervv reiiinrou 10 uiipfar mm aimwi-r Hit-oninpUirit Mad hkii!iii ym- In 1 iir biiu, fi 'iiiiiiimi f.ini'L n'lii am, 1111 .111111 . .. .-.i. . .1 u , nay, win znn nay ui .viurcn. iimm, iw.ii i j week afu r tin' lirst publication ol Oils 1 """""oiih, hih! If you Ull mi In anawpr lh 1 conipiaiiH 111 uiinmui rnr wai uii'mui inn pialiitlll will upply for the relief U'ayed iforlnnRld eoinplaint, which In fur a dn - icreenf aaid onurt imrreclinK a mistake I11 "eimriiiiloiiol me lunna in tun noon iy remr uiiBinr ami 11 s w im, r.niei c, m .,m(l.y rchera, made on the itn day of I May, 1H7B, ao that the sami' shall I'onvey ; the preiniHea wild and inlcuilml to hi) oiih veywl by mbiiI ileeil, to-wlt i 'K'niiliie at the norllii'HHf, corner nl the oonation t,ana (Jlaliii or Jaiiien Canllolij ; Imrci, Ori'iion, Im anhl 111 tli innriricr riro- I In section m T'. H, of It 1 W, In WhhIi- vltled liy law, Hinl Ihc piiiciimlH aplilled to 1 InKton Ciiurity, (Jrenn. tlifltict) Wnat. aijlhe payiiinut of thn nniiiiiiilM clue the chains, theora Mouth !7fi clmiim, llmnco : pintiitllU, and lur mu:h oilier iiud I'urtlior Kat 20 clialna, tlionce North 7 W i lmliiM, 1 relief im to thn (,'ourl nniy appnar oiiulta. thencfl Kait WtlmlnH, thenco North SMI HI ! hla. jclialna, thenco Went 211 chalna, thence ! The diito "f tlm llrnt iuhli('iilliiii of thia .-mum ciianiH vi inn piavn 01 iiokiii. , auitiuioiia 11 l eiii iiaiy z, v.m, ami inn or ninn. coiitaiiilni; VjS) acrea. i ilnr uuthorliiiiK "ervlca of thia mihiiiiioiis 1 Ida Huiiiinons Is piiblialieil by order of ; by publication reiuin-n you to appear ami the Hon. T. A. Mcliride, Juilffo ot the i answer on nr heliire tho expiration of nix above entitled Court made oil the 7th day j weeks from Die. aaid date, of February, l)!i. The date of the Una 'phis Hnininotm is nerved upon you by publication of this summons in on the (Hli 1 public-nUmi hy oiclr of the Honorable day of February, llh.5, and the lMt pulili- i (,. A. Hood, Jucln" of the Comiiy Court cation la on the 43rd day of March, lliO'i. ! of Wanhin?toii Couiilv, Oregon, by an hiiu inn ciiuti prnauriue'i inr puoiicntiou tbereof ia six suijcpasive weeks. K. and K. H, WILLI AMU, Attorneys for Plaintiff. J. C. Crocker was down from Mountaindale, today, Pointer D.L.C. No. xownsmp etl E II SUMMONS. I THK CIlK l ir Cot'KT OF Til K hTATK OF oltlCUON, Kolt WA8IIIM;T0N Cot'NTV. II. WVbriiiipr, W. II. Vf hriinuT ami 1 li . WiihriiiiK, iiirtiinr n II. I Wrhrung it buna, I'luliilillii, j va. I L .1. (ilnhwilliir liimv I,. .1. Trnni- 1 ly) nml lianii'l J. Triiinlny, linr ' IniHliaml, Aii.lrfw h'ikIim ami MatlK NwmII, lit-irn ul law of Nvh'fMthr Vhiik 1 1 ii , ilmmi'il. nml M. Kill tiiT, iMIi'iuluntH. To 1,. J. liinlin II lir, (now t,. J. Tromlcy), oiih of the Iim i . i ii In ii tn nlmve mm mer! : , Mm nam tho Htalu nl OrKoii: ' v.... ,.u 1....1 1.. .... .....1 u. , ijii hi. ii iii.i' i. ij iii'ni mm n-miiri tin. imiiliilnt H11..I Hrunmt vim in llm Blmv fniitleit Hint. In Ilia almve entmnit : court, within Mix wimka from tlin Uhi nl" i tin. li.Ht imlillc illon of thin himuhiiiiin. nml , if ymi lull In Kiiiwar 11111I uimwi-r thn nmi- n la til. tin) nlalnti Inlwi I Ink" 111 :iern:il mriilimt ynu fur tlic mini nf ifii'il .'It, Willi iiii.iffHL 1 mi ..in ui inn run. nr 11 iu.r .uini pur hiiiiiiiii miiu h wcuiiier 1, imn; thn rnr : ilmr hiiiii nf t'.'i, with liitcrral tlmriMiu lit tlix rniufil par itiu. per milium ainca , Untolier 7, null; thn lurMinr Hum ol aiili, m. tornnv fiwa, anil llinaiiiitor $t;.U5 taxes. 1 ami for the ivmIk 11ml iliMliiiraainmitii of ! tlila suit: llmt fi-rtiiiii innriKuai' e-xo- mnml hy yon lii tlm I'lulniillx ihiteil Marnli II, IIKH, unci rernnleil 1111 piifn ax of IIikik "It" nf liwHiiila of M iirtidnrea fur Waah IiikIiiii Onuiily, Ori inn, I fnrerhiMed ; that t.lia luinlf ilnTHln ilrHKnhi'd, to-wll: Jot No. VI III I'li.ck ,n, 'i, of ami In ; Tliorn'H Adilil ion 10 Ihn Town of HIIIh- 1 oruer niaui' Hinl iittiu ill 1 naniliera a' HillMboro, Oieifiin, on the Will duy of January. 1WI&. joiin m. WAi.r,. Attorney for PlalntiffH, Argus and Oregooian, $2.00, it not convKUKt yet. i First Quality Wc provitle fr the coAe who lt.tve h;nl cikmiIi c pvrii'uce to know that inferior j;mhN arc tle:ir at any prioe; who have learned that k,mh1 rhIs lum a tM quality, trustwtHthy hoti.-e ate always iluaiH-r really ntnl aggressively cheaper to buy. We Have Made I't.r our prescription wotk, localise we 1o the wotk ex actly us it should U- il.uie. We pay no otie a jH-rceitt-ukc to semi us prescrijitions, and, llu relote, it pays you to bnu such work BAILEY'S PHARMACY This is an advertisement, TO HOUSE OWNliRS We Sell Kinloch House Paint An Absolutely Pure Lin seed Oil Paint ready for the brush for $1.40 PER GALLON Iliiwilnur know it's an ahaolnit ly pare linseed oil palm' Ih-i ui y..u add Ihe oil yourwlf, fnah and pure fmni your dealer s barrel, or vour own; miaiug it with kinlurh l'ate, gallon Inr gallon, that's all, A-iv.iiie caa do it. What is Kinloch Paste? Why, it's just Ibt giiod old f itli ioned, lirit-claM paint tuatetiaU, lead, colon, dryersand turnline, all thoroughly ground toKelhi in a thli k wstt, irady lur the taw oil Kasy to mix. Easy to buy. Easy to tise. Lasts lonebt. There is ao belter psuit at any price. There is no good paint so low as Klulnch, Also a full line of Wall Paper, Sash Doors a nil Mouldings. If you intend huildinn, or papering, or painting, consult us. We can have you money. Patterson & Son Hillsboro, - Ore. Administrator'! Notice. Notice la herebv Klveu llmt the undur - ullfiiwl has hy the Ciimily Oourt i.f ll.e Nt,.l or OreKon. Ir the t'ouiity of Waal,, Intflon, he... duly ,mloi ,;. lM;rtor nf the eatairt of Martha J, I'ar- roll, d Hand, and Hint li bus duly iiiHliliHil ui auith. ' Now, Iheri'fnre, nil iierNiitia liiii-imr eluliua SKalnat said ealala are reipn-ateit to prea:ut them to me, wllh pripir ! vniiidiera altui'hvd, at the law ollicn of! H 'I'. Itnley, li llllhbom, Orrnun i winjiii m ininiina irnill ilillii. Ihileil at Hillihnro, Ore., thia Will day of Kibrnary, JHOi'i. W. T, BltlHTOW, AilinliilHtrator nf the catale nf Martha J, I'arrtitt, ili'iKiaaxil. Cliiieniii Hutta, Nwliei'f, ami , T. Mauley, IlillHlriiro, attonieya fur the email). THE MARKETS, mmJ Ana j Hunt I Inaton erta,SN,vj' Thie mornini'H markiit conijiiliid IVoou i'ortlhiid quotation!, are: Valley Wheat, expirt value, K, Barleyfeed, WD; rolled, $21 UOi utul if.UO. Oala, White. $1.32 and $1 40, OkIb, Gray, l 40 and I.4.r, Bran, $1'J per ton. Hay, Timothy, $14 and l(i, Hay, Cioveir, $11 and $12. FotatooB, Fancy, $0 7.r and 0 80. Onionn, parewt,, $2. 10 and $2.30 Eoigs, Oregon ranch, 25 and 20, Butter, Kxtra Creamery, $.80 nnd$32i. Butter, itore, ranoh, 13 and 15. Drug Store 0 a Kepulalion ! to aud likewise it is a fact. jNotict of Fliul Mvrllna ( Cr.U m, in tu k n: 'Ti:ti r dt if r tiik !MIKI rt I Al t s rt Ml Till ; IHSI till T t'K OKKitON ' In tin' Mali" f Oi l-t l ( nl J,i-. Ii Mi..mii-). inkiii't ' 1 N.. n l Ii.lli HI llnl .HI I fll.lli inr ;, I , J. N. lloHinaii. Hi.. .Iiiijr i-'rt l.-.l, .IllHliHt'.l Hllil m'llii i'lllalf itl llin Ml).. 1 , lianlml lilr.l with III lll'.lr Mlfll l a llnul nt',tiiil 'i'l ihii, mii.I Mmi.l.v, tlu-iUli .lav Mr li, lJ. Kl III . I.-L . . M., .'t mhI il.v al Ihi .tlii' nl On. mi .Ut.lt-llfl Iti'lun' HI IlllUlalru, UrM.ill. hi Mtill Ii If. I n III lllli n.l . i. .'l! lilt, lllml uitvtititi nl ' If i.r a if i I luinkrtii'l mi. I f 11 Iiv.iiiik uli)niiiii II j any. In i.iil lliiitl aiHiiiuil aiut rnimrl, ami , lur tlir tittal illiiiiinil ill Mill ewUlii. Iiatnl at IIiII-Ixtii, OirKini. Ihi 'lli .1 if uf rol.ru.i). IH II I. HAOt.KV. 1 lixIpfMi III lUnkllll'l' . Noma uf Flual Sattlrnitnt N.itl. U lmt li Klvull llmt III lilnlrr. nltlii i tMMiHll nl tli In.l .ml . ln.iit ill J. I, H.i-li. ilaw., h tin lam (ll.it lirr llnal ..i nint mii rte. i rulrli. anil Him ilm ('niiiil lnuii h. i rl Mi.ml.v. J.l.r i.rr il, I ii. l irti a. ; 111, .f iUv, a lliai time, II.. 1 1 Outiiy l iiiitl Minn In I llulnru. lireuuti. a. Ilm I'U.k. lur lir.tliii) ul. I.. .(I. mi. 1,, ill Dual ii.iiiil, il m.jr Uiam U.. and lur liir Dual wit Inn Mil nl aalil nltir M A It A II K r I 1 1 K . K.ipi'iilrlt uf Hi tail will amt Imamrui ol J I ' Im i, ilnrrawi. iMttail (lit Jan. n, Ititt. J.iIiii M, Wall, Aitr lr Ktwutur. Eitrutor a Nolle. NiiIiii li h.Trl.y (.vi.ii, 1 1. 41 Hi nn.l. r I .iKiirit lm Ih'ii liy Ilm I'.. ml l i.nil i.l ih i M4Ik nr (iruiiii, fur a.luni;liiii I itiutiv, iilulv u..lnll ami iii.linui. j Kx.i-iiUir nr llin lal will aiut Intani.iu ,l I nuiliil N hriwlirl, ilnvavnl, .ml tin. i.liily iiinlillfK ami ulnrr.l iinn Hi ill. I I'liarit ol lii .lull., aa aiirli. i .Nun, llnii'I.irti. all Hraiiii li.tmp; ii'lailiia annlnai rui 1,1 n i ill s.ieii'lii., itpr.aMHl, am ht. ly j riinriil In rMnt Hi ni 1.1 n.r I iiiiiIkihikuiuI nl thn law llllliaul lin, II. ! ItuKli.y In llili.Uu.i, Hi,,...!,, t..aHlir.r 1 Willi imiir niii hi.r, wllluil lt nin.illia 1 (nun Hip ilain lirrrail, I lui.il llu '.'Till il ..r Jan.. Hi. I ' W 1 1,1,1 A M It ,M t II ! Ktrfiilur nfi In. laat a ill ami Hlanint . uf Vt'llilrl St h.lai tml, llmmaml Executor'! Notice I V.itnv la !niily Kivull, Unit Ilia Ii-r- j almiml but hern , y Urn I utility I '..III I,. I I the ."tale nl Or.iu.iii ..r V. sahliiloi, . t oiilil), ilnlr appninud and riii.iiiue.i I JjXtwut.ir of the K.lala i.l Kllnaiwili . rrawnian. .Ir. fai.nl, and haa iluly i.nali I ttr-1 ami ciitrtml limn Ilia dia. tiarKe uf hi , .lutiea a siii-Ii; now th.riilora, all pr,na haviiiK i'IhIiiis siallial Ihn e.liile c.l KIIm . belli rrraiuan, il.c.w.l, ale hrrliy ra iulred In pre-wnt thein, t.milh.r wllh , lirnpnr vniu lixti. In llm iinunrnixii.! at , llH reatilenia m II illlUir.. kl ,..i.i......... Ciimily, llrPKi.n, w lilt lit mi n. mil In (...in the data nf thia null, r, Daliat ol llilliu.r.1, Orrpxuii, thia Jan uary 4, 1'siS. J. A. taKKIJ.:, Mei'iilornf l. laat mil ami Ifwlsiiifiil ol Kllrahrlh Krfriiian, ilfoawl. Oregon Shout line Union Pacific - THA1NH TO TUK KAHT It AII.V MIOM I'OIITLANII. Throuuh I'lillinuaslandatd ami tnurui sleeiiinK i'BM chilly to Omaha, Chli aiyo, 1 Hmkaue; louriat slet pluir ist daily to Kansas City; tlirouull fiilluian toini.l nleepltur-cars I tiersoiiall! ! l u , ' "r" JP"n n iK'te.l) w"r'y 10 -hliaKo, kausas City, ir- ! V """K Chair rais (seats flea) to the ; Kasl daily. i IIKfAKT run IMII.V t'tlillH)pl fi in land Hnwilal 11:111 A.M. via Atlantic Kxpreas H:16 r. m. via TI.MK Hl'IIKlU'l.KS ranM roilTI.ANII ANI.IVK HAii.r Salt Lake, lienver, I' I. Worth, oiniilis, Kauaaa City, Kl Loiila, Chli.aj(ii and JOllHt Halt Lake, lienver. Kl. Worth, Omaha, Kannaa City, Ht, Iioula, Ohleatto and ICun Walla Walla, j-wl,. loii.Upiiliaiia.Wiillai'tt I'ulllimil, M I n iifii ii olla, Nl. Ha.nl, Im lull., Milwaukee, I'hli'uiii and Kant, 4:.1 r, m. IIUOa.m Mull li:0U r. M, 7:u Spokane via OCKAN AMI RlVK.lt NCHKDI'l.K KROM POKTI.ANIl Hteauislilis between I'lirlland and Han fc raimisi'ii every tlve days, Klver boals mi the lower f 'nliinihla and Vt llhuiiiillH ilally eteept Hiinday. LOW HATKH To and from all points n the Tlsit. I kketii via thl mute on aalo at all depot ollloes of the Hnutlif-rn I'aidlli) Co. A. L. CKAIQ, Unnoral PasHtuigur Ant a Portland, Oregon, mm : a mo 1 : 1 sWM