HILLS 150 RO IKDEEPXDfcN
ulorad uw postnOlass Hlllauoru. Ori.
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aM C.UiuLT, SMItac
ffcnt vAPUHttr rut tin
MUDAY. KKBUUAKY Ih,
KU'lBLllAS MiTt lO.Vi.MIO
A fvpubliio convention for the
state of Oregon in hereby called to
meet in the city of Astoria on Thurs
day, April 14, ls'JH, at the hour of
11 oYlock a. m., for the purpose of
noiuiuatmK candidates for state and
district offlctaV except congressmen
and b transact such other huslncws ar
may properly .uie before mid con
veutioti. Tha convention will eon
fiiit of MA delegates), apportioned
among the aereral counties) of the
atate as follow :
baker 6 Lane 12
7 Llun 12
..AH Lincoln
.10 Malheur
6 Marion
7 Morrow
....4 Multnomah ...
.....1 Polk
... 1 1 Sherman
4 Tillamook ....
....A Umatilla
Benton ...
('tackan.ua IA Lincoln 4
Clalaop 10 Malheur a
Columbia 6 Marion 20
Com
Crook
Curry
buii'lax
Gilliam 4 Tillamook 5
Urant 6 Umatilla 11
Harney..... 3 Union 8
Jtikson 8 Wallowa 3
Josephine 5 Wasco 10
Klamath 3, Washington 12
Lake 8, Yamhill.. 10
The same haiuif one delegate at
large for each coonty and one dele
gate for each 200 rotes and fraction
thereof of 50 vote or over as cast for
Win. McKinley at the presidential
election held in November, 18.
The committee recomn ends that
the pri merles be held on Saturday,
April 2d, and the county conventions
on Wednesday, April 6, '1)8, unless
otherwise ordered by the several
county committees.
Hot, Hirsch, Chairman
(). N. iJeuny, Hucretary.
Portland, ;Feb. 2, 1898.
CALL I0K 0UKMIOXAL COS
vtsuos run the i'iwr
DISTRICT.
A republican convention for the
first cotigresslonal district of Oregon
ia hereby called ti meet in the city
of ICugeno on Monday, April 11, 1898
at the hour of 2:30 o'clock p. m. for
the durpose of nominating a candi
date for congress) for the first con
gremional district of (jregon, and to
transact such other business as may
properly come up before aasd convee-
tion. The convention wilt consist of
160 delegates appointed among the
several counties of the first district as
follows :
THE MAS I11.E W VI'. if they lwv the uiid-tnoi.. y ri.k
tv-cause they are afraid the gold nwit
l.-t the .government send another have gone too far. they will not stop
war ship to Havana a fast as steam short of at, lute frw silver, Imu-
can push one there. The U. S. bat
t'eship Mnine as Mown up in the
harbor of Havana. Cuba at 10 4. p,
m. on Tuewlay evening last. How
it happen.! no one at present set ms
to know. It is evident however, that
the Kjstniih goveri.ae nt had no hand
in the traedy. It may have been
an at 1. lent, but It is more than proU
able that it is the work of an over
lealous vindictive Spaniard who a
plied the match for the same reason
that Booth assHseinated President
Lirxt.ln, or that the Japanew a.-wnwin
i-ulted the Chinese envoy Hi Lung
For that reason our
hould low no time
there ia really no other landing plate
fur them.
AT "THE iXPLOMOI.
News reports detail incidents hap-
lining at toe blowiug up of the
Maine on the night of the 11th iut.
The following are reproduced:
WitnehMv of the expl aiou aay lh.it
at the Uiomeut of Hie concussion a
vast mass was seen to rise to a great
height in suddeu and blinding
light. No one "tins to have been
tide to discern the nature of this mass
r whether it rose from U-side the
government hattl-hip or inside of it.
in steaming The che-f t-ftWr we either u-h
THE UK LOVE IMI!tlT.
The Spanish minister, Ik' Lome, a
one of bis couuiriueti puts i,
"made a fsl of hiiio-df" end gone
home. His govertiiueul promptl..
received hi rwigi.at.n anil apologu
ed (or his act so the incident iseiid .1.
J rts timn m-ifasssga. ifl, mrring, iU
Wkaa Richm d kad ftvlk and ths great
nmaiulaM kswl asm kuaaalk ika aVt.aa.,.u
Some Kngli-h comm. titers thought ,ppU u Apfoaalu Vmua.
It small in President MiKinh-y to 1 lylvauia Volantarn, pnaiaiun-lj nrti, claJ
take auy notice of IV Lome's privste 1 7... ., m " , 4.ubl, awl
anomer wsrsnip into that harbor. , ft or a-hore. t hus they ecaued un
nnowinoseinuivi(juaipanisri rioter hurt. The M-ameii and marines by
fiat one ship does not represeut the their iMMitnii were forced to tsir the
strength or rt sources of this govern h.runl of the disaster. One junior of-
" mimiiKaii i iicer snouui nave isen on duty on
shall turn out that the treachery of the forward deck, and it may have
'he Mpaninh government blew ui tn thua ihui IJ....o...at j.,kin
who is missing, lust his life. It i-ai-o
prolml.Ie that Kngineer Merritt,
another missing man, was Is-low on
duty and went down with the ship,
Five of the crew immediately after
i he explosion rati n the main an-
munition room, with the idea that
tht y might save that from explosion
None of them has since been heard
ur war ship then let us not hesitate
to drive the (Spanish Hag from tlx
West Indies,
The Maine was a second class but
tie ship and the bent o' her class in
ur navy, If not in the world. She
had great speed and was never out
steamed by any tattle bhip, domestic
or forefgu. None of the officers were
auieu oy me explosion, i.ui men of. It is almost certain that thev
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perisneu either from wounds or by wt.t n the bottom at their ptwts.
irowntng. i tie explosion was in the Lieut. Commander Wain wrighl
forward part of the ship and at a was in his room when the exploniou
timewnen the men were In their occurred. He speaks iu the highest
beds, those that ewcaed did sol terms ol the ciailness with which
wearing only sleeping garments. Capt. Sigstsa. and other otli.rs fui-el
rheHauish war ship immediately the terrible situation. No sooner
send boats and men to the assistance had two or thre of the officers aie
oi me Maine ami our government at mared on dei-k thau the order was
once dispatched two transports to the k Ven to lower the boats. Four of
lisable boat. It is feared that the them were immediately lowered and
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.uaiue uiai cosi over minion uoiiars these wore t ed w lh men hut h
will be a total loss.
THE EA'ESCll TROLT.LE.
lien ton
Oh
l)ouglas
Josephine...
IiHke
Lane ,
Marion
Tillamook..
Yamhill
7
7
11
6
'.'.'.'.12
20
5
10
Clackainus.
Cury
Jackson
Kalamath .
Lincoln
Linn
Polk...
Washington
8
12
8
.12
The sam being one delegate at
large for each county and one dele
gate for each 200 votes and fraction
thereof of 60 or over, as cast for Wm.
McKinley at the presidential election
held in Fovemhcr, 1890.
The committoM recomends that the
primaries he hd on Hatnrday, April
3, and the county convention on
Wednesday, April 0, 1S9.S, unless
otherwise ordered by the several
county committees.
J. . IIk.M.kk KS,
J. A. Wilson, Chairman
Secretary.
When It is admitted as undeniably
true that the blowing up of the Maine
was an aeeldtrut It would have lieen
letter had it happened in any other
port of the world than where it did.
The Vat.dwrtHirg contest was de.
elded in the House last Monday in
favor of Mr. Toaiu and that, tisi,
without debate or division. This
unanimous action will make it troub
lesome for Mr. Vanderhurg to recov
er expenauK.
The I.itrajiiK.NT undertakes to
nay that the Orvgonian makes a grave
blunder when It so bitterly attacks
Hon. C. W. rnlton. Mr Fulton is
not in rAlce, declares he doee not
want and will not tccept a nomina
tion, is naught but a private citizen.
In view of these fact it is not plain
w hy he should be so bitterly attacked
iu the public press.
ltailey, of Texas, in his attempt to
help Tellers presidential boom, by
the adoption of the resolution
to depreciate silver dollars
through the proposal to force the
payment of bond with them, utl
the phase "by the eternal," rendered
olit-wic.-tl by C loner al Jackson. Hlx
appropriation of the term was at all
in kin-pint; w ith the spirit of his re
murks considering that the practical
adoption of the gold Mandard along
atMKit Ml was largely due to the in
flexible action of Old Hickory him
elf. Albany Herald.
The improvement ol the Yamhill Is
to Is- taken up with the opening of
the spring, and Congrewman Tongue
has su.veeded in getting the depart
tu:nt to taxe up the Yatilnna bay
Jetty. This is the work that the pop.
ulist paper of the valley said was
neglected by our congrewman. At
the time Mr. Tongue's friends as.
ertid that when he had time in
w hich to turn, he would secure ac
tion by the detriments. This he
hai done. His friends know his
Worth and do not heailtte to trust
Jlltu.
France is having a domestic trou
ble which greatly annoys the admin
istration. To us Americans the
gravity of the incident is hard to un
derstand. Some time airo a Kreucli
army officer was convicted of selling Performance of their hazardous duty,
slate secrets to the Oermans. r.olaa Several officers were down Is-low
a French novelist wrote ui the inci- tK'her when the exphwion (K-curnnl
fourth lot was swamped ts fore it
could lie utilized.
When the explosion occurred Lieut
lilundit hud charge of the deck. It
is said that the men who carried out
the order to flood the gun cotton
failed to return and the brave men
undoubtedly lost their lives in the
letter, but when th mailt r is prop
erly analyzed it will tt ms ii that i:
was a proper matter for our govt rn
mem to notice. The letter i.n'niil
two topics, one, the writer's opinion
of Mr McKinley, that he i a weak
man, a low, course, ward politician,
and the other ail vising the u-eu-.an
exissiient to gain time, of n-g. ilia.
tia.ns lor a reciprocity irenly and the
pretense of establishing Hiitoiioiny in
Cuba. President M K'uley ilni pam
by what was in-uliioly raid of him
self but i was another mailer hr
the government is con'eriuil. It ir
rememlierid that autonomy s or
ganizing in Cuba, and that negotia
tions for rc.pioc.ty iray
are ending. If f-jiain ia un
dertaking to gain im - for
military operations in Culut oy Iril
li.ig with us, wo will vigorously pro
test ami justly list. The Sp.oiish
minister advised that (km icy to an
agent ol Spain understood to la4 more
or less exercising offi ial functions
Wus it to be the olicy of the Spall
ish goveruiiieut? Spaiu had to disa
vow the act or endorse it. If she .lis
avowed, our relations with that gov
eminent would uo Is disturtstl. Ii
by silence Do Lome is eudoisetl then
trouble would ensue. Spain hasel.rt
eil to aHilogise and disavow, where
fore we have uo further reasou for
complaint.
THE ITI.L I'AKTK I I.AKS.
dent. For this ho is U-ing proscu.
ted in the French courts. In Amer
ica we would call the action an in.
dictment for libel. Public interest
in the trial is at such a fever heat
that mobs are with difficulty kept in
bounds. The Jews are impli
cated and a bloody race war is immi
nent.
Such a trial would not Is? possible
here, although doubtless we have de
fects iu other directions equally as
bad.
t'OMUKKSSM.l.N lOXUE'S ANALYSIS
OK THE ITKREM'Y SITIAT10.V.
...I'll Congressman Toiiirue talked to an
Oregonian reporter a few days ago on
the currency situation in the whole
country and In Oregon. He said
"The battle of the standards must
be fought out this fall and again in
1900. It is a fight between tiie gold
standnrd and the free coinage of sil
ver, and there in la no getting
around the issue. For my part, I am
ready for the contest. I shall go iu
to it with a conviction that right will
prevail and that the triumph of a
sound financial policy w.U be over
whelming. Of course, we know that
it is possible to cumber matters some
what and that some men who be
lieve in the gold standard and in
maintaining the parity of all money
may be frightened by the proposition
to retire the greenbacks, and the var
ious proH wit ions for a national bank
tug system, and hesitate atsiut vot
ing for the safe and sound financial
policy.
lU'presentative Tongue had a talk
with the speaker alsjut the condition
in Oregon. Mr. Heed has manifest
ed a great dual of luterest in the state,
and the conditions that exist, because
he realizes that the results in Oregon
cauuot but have their effect upon the
campaigns for congress in the other
states. Mr. Tongue told the sis-aker
that ( regon was a gold-standard state,
that while some s-ople might shy
somewhat at the word, "gold," yet
they Mieved in the maintenance of
the present standard, and were not
In favor of silver monometaiisui and
the silver standard, which free coin
age would mean. At tiie same time
he said that there were a great many
people w no were not yet ready for
the retirement of the greenbacks and
the substitution in their place of a
national bank currency, which was
theoretical iu its present shape. He
told the siieaker that men who would
support the republican par.y and who
Mieved in the maintenance of na
tional honor might ..bj.ri to the re
tirement of the gns nlmcks, and w lieu
a vote was lost on the ground of re
tiring the greenbacks,;;. thediirerent
financial measures whicn were pro
posed by some of the eastern men, it
was not only lt on that propositi
but went over completely into the
free-silver camp. There was no mid
dle ground tor these men; when they
did not vote for the republican can
didate they would vote for a silver
man out-and-out. Mr. Tongue told
tiie speaker that he did not U iiove
any ol me m.lio.tl incisure proimsed
in congress for a complete reforma
tion of the currency could le passeil.
and believed that in iuhini them
iiitny republican seats would I hs
in the congressional elect ion a.
Mr. Tongue is not the only repub
lican who has such Views, :m many
believe that the penpi. are rt yet
educated up to the point where the
more elaborate n hemes ,4 currency
and they thought at once that the
ship was doomed. By the time they
reached the deck they saw the
Maine was sinking. A large part of
the crew were in their quarters.
They were not able to get out, hut
went down with the ship, which
sank bow first, about 2HK) ln't from
Fort A tarts.
('apt. Slgstiee, in all his comments
today, has been very careful not to
accuse anyone of U'ing the cause of
the explosion. All he will say is
that careful investigation will be
made and it will probably determine
whether interior or exterior causes
produced the awful disaaler.
Last week the Inoki'km.kn r stat
ed how Edward Hughes escaiSHl from
rebel prison by serving three days in
the (onfeilerute army. At that time
it was not known where Mr. Hughes
lives, but he is a near neigbls.r, as
will be seen by ri nding the follow
ing letter received last Monday, un
der dale. Ulenwood. Waxh.mt,,n
county, Oregon, Feb. 12, ISiW, Mr,
Hughes writes: "I was enrolle I on
the 17th day of Aug. Istit in Co. 1.
of the 3Sth 111. Vol., re-enlisted as
a veteran Vol., at Ilri.i. iirt. Al-
TIIE KU'l HI UA. HAIS.
Some of the silver organs are bera
ting Senator Teller for introducing
his silver resolution and pushing it
for the purine, as some of the silver
iU-9 say, of moking republicans show
their hands. They succeeded in do.
Ing it but the service is not redound
ing to the glory of the silver parly.
I he Detroit News writing on that
phase of the suhjeet says:
"What the goid party, or rather
the party that has to think itself the
gold party, can do when roused the
silveritiw had cause lo learn last fall.
There whs no. mi ision at the present
time to play into republican hands
by 'putting them on record.'
"Another year of the quiet but ag
gressive campaign of education would
have mu le It iuorsihle to throw the
solid reiiubli.au strength of the
house to gold. There are too many
republican statesmen on the fence for
that. Hut the Teller resolution has
pulled the old party together in solid
phalanx as far as one House of con
gress is concerned. Even the 'bimet
alist' President is with tht m now
p
whereas a fortnight ago Mr. Teller
himself was Ixiasting that Mr. Mc
Kinley woultl Imj lound on the right
sl.lt w hen the time came. After the
New York speech instigated by the
vote in the senate, we do not see how
the president can now I found any
where hut by the side of Mr. Oage.
They are all 'on record' now, and if
Mr. Teller can derive any comfort
from the record, he must have somt-
ttnng up Ins sleeve that others know
not of Heticefirth proselyting for
silver among the republicans w ill (
tenf Id more difficult than ever. The
republican-party whip, when well
applied, has always lavn a svvrful
persuader."
The republican party has hern
.reatly slreiik'theiied Hi Oregon, for
..... ... . ' .
in-. .-ii- me iiiiro iiiciiou 01 (lie Teller
ri-soluiiolinlou cer'aiii sr-sinal organs
were act-using not a few prominent
republicans with privately entertain
ing opinions favorable to silver, but
the Teller resolution gave opportun
ity for a public expression of 8,-nii.
incuts, known by republicans to U
thcirs. The cavil. rs are ilcm-ed.
ab.iina, Jan. 4, ISKl.Jwas captur.sl
June 20th on Sherman's campaign,
sent to Anderson villi- prison, confined
there about two month, shipped 10
Savauahand was llure atsiut two
months, shipd from there to Milan.
These three prisons are all in the
stale of Georgia. On the 29th of Nov.
IS!4, I enlisted in the Confederate
army for the sole purpose of making
my escape to the Union lines. On
the 3d day of Jan. ISO"., on the Mo.
bile A Ohio It. It., I with others gave
myself up to (Jen. Urearson, was
sent to Aton, III., there on Ihe Kith
or March, '05 I was enrolled iu Co.
C. 5th U. S. Vol., was honorably
mtisteii d out on the 13th day of Oct
IS00. On my return home to Pules
tine, III., I made application for ail
pay and allowances from Co. I), o
the 38th III. Vol., referring the (lov
ernmeui 10 lien, urearson's rexrl
which will lie fountl on the record in
the war department. My rejections
are on the ground, while a prisoner
of war, of Joining the enemy.'
never was held in state rendezvous, I
never knew how they got their evi
dence. If I had been njivtetl on the
grounds of helping frame the Chica
go platform I would never kick.
Yours respectfully.
EllWAKl) If 1 ;iieh.
(ru4 nview " and tltea quRtly starched
I twr to brjna life' frr uv. Rebel tin
I tad fhcU, lb drtad nlaim at ihm touthera
; iwaaip, tlMplcaa Bights and wesriauoM (Uji
had depleted UMtr ranks until only a hand.
fUl muaiaed. Aaftocg to number Aa Eub
inaon ram back to in eld hum la kit.
Sterling, Ilia.; Ifcat k had left at tb rail to
anus four yean praviooa. lie went away ia
lb Brat gumbo vinurou nauhoud; kacame
bark a ghost at tba aelf ihataiuwared to
President Linooln'a aall for" 3UU.UUU sxira."
With has retors la the old horaeateed
there ratue lo hint Ihe knowledge tliat war
who aim was only Mgua; that be muat
Bvtil the battle with diaease to the end of his
days; that the glare of a southern sua and
the galling fire of a sou (hern soldiery were
as nothing compared lo the onslaught of an
enemy that h.ughl under cover and disre-
rar4-4 all the rules or civilised war fare.
Beiatie rhettmatiani fastened its fann upon
him. ineanacitating him for manual labor and
rendering him, mueh of lbs time, physically
as helpless as an infant. The years passed
by. but his sufferings, with Increasing age,
ware increased rather than diminished. H
pent a small fortune for doctor's medicins.
praying for avea temporary relief, but it did
sot come.
To-ly ha is an slert, aetirs man of fifty,
fir years. His rheumatic pains have de
parted, and while there are traces of bis
years of suffering In his avos hs walks with
the soldierly bearing and springy step of
healthy young man.
To the Vrmoena-Mmnft reporter he talked
freely shout his ease. Mr. Robinson is a man
of much more thaa average education and
intelligence. Whera hs is known ia Brown
County his word ia as acceptable as th bond
f th average man. and thera is no quastina
bat that iu hi case aa almost miraculous cur
waa wrought by Dr. William' Flak Pi lit tht
ru reopte.
"I nas a uTvat sufferer from sciatic rheu-
matuun siai.t trow the time of my disrhsrce
from ths sriny. At times 1 ws heat slim!
got around with only Uis great.
N-shing seemed lo give me per
manent rciiet until tnree years sl-o. wlirn nif
attention ss i-aJlcd to some of th w.w.l. rii.1
cure eddied t.y Ir. Willuuns' l ink 1'i.ls l'-r
rsi reonif. aixl 1 maue up my mind to try
thent. ihad n.s taken more than a half a
bus when I aotjeed an improvement in my
condition. I look three boxes of th pills
ana si in euu ot tnst um was in Belter u-
ditioa than at any time sine th chaw of my
army service. r3ince then 1 havs never been
Ksher-st w:tk rheumatism. I'r. Williams'
Pink fills fog Pal People is ths onlv remed
that seer did ms any g.iod, and to them 1 ow
uy restoratioa to Besitn.
Asa 8. Robinson."
Subscribed and sworn to belur a this
th Uth day of July. A. P., KC7.
JoHS li. lik.NLka. Juttiem at du We.
Uedical evidence is added in tha lollow.
lag physician s certifi.-aM:
his is lo certilv that I hsvs this dav n.
amined Asa Robinson aud hud him stijoyini;
a nesumy pnyH-ai oouuillon ana free irout
rnsumsilsni.
IfKXBT M. COWBR. A.M.. M. P.
Suhscritied and sworu to before me thin
10U any of July, 197.
K. t VSKDRVKNTKB.
Omars Judo. Drum iuWy. lilt.
All th elements necessary to give new life.
and net Dees to the blood and restore shattered
nerves are contained, in a eundenae.1 form, in
lr. WUliani' Pink I'll I for ! e I'c.i.le.
Thsy ars an unfailing specific for such dis
eases aa locomotor stalls. Denial nsrslvsis.
St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma-
in, nervous headache, the after effect of la
gnppe, palpitation of th heart, psle and ssl.
low complexion, all fortna of weskness
either in male or female. Pr. Williams'
Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will ha
sent post paid on receipt of price, Hi rents a
oox, or six noses mr Fi.au (they are never
sold in bulk or by ths 100), by sddresfine lr.
w Uiinms' xtsoieia Co., Bchenartavuy, fi. i.
Till r.nfoh Mtxlcr Out,
m i ...II ..it I Hiinnrl illlL th
I i 4fo T't min.hut the more lolij inisreJitnt of
a- 1 j &
1
i n.'
character u t:x necessiry to a true
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s. "J ' sv wa nf minhixxi. II 1 nun iu mrw tum,
-r- i r I .V . . .. . . . n
WJSie-
anj his tht gissl Sens to drrsj well
T he will ttnj th "iitvbstnm ouf lor nun
all over the worlj.
FOR kLALLV CCXKCCTBKtSS
In Mitenil. StIe, fit. Kimsh, inJ Gmtle-
nunlv etlect, you should orOer your Uilor- X
M. BORN Sc CO.,
The Great Chicago Merchant Tailor
For over SO 1" ears the ' earievs In Ihe Cnba
Trad. Vol cau g.t s "hOkN" a.i.t or Ov.r.-oat
for has money than is uaually paid fur lulrtwr
gue-ds and tailoring.
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keSae SaaNlas las im.
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Hi
Another .Stcanu r hait Imd lorit in
Alaska, the Clara Nevaila, of Seattle.
TIih Hli-Hiui r inrri.il a crew of 40 sea
men anil when nlie li ft Kkngway, it
it thought nhe carried 28 aijeiirera.
Thin list of IM people are unacooutit- ,it
Ml;4T0KI.lL KEtfUMSlltlLITl.
Ht-nator Linsay of Kentucky ia not
a fret silver tiian hut thf legislative
asst inhly of his state is for free silver,
Ket-ently a set of whenases, more or
less insiiltinc, cn.letl with a resolu
tion h.kiiif him to resign ami give
pluce to another whowouM repr.wt nt
the free silver ilemtN-raey of the corn
rat ker state. Linsey ;rt-fUsts to tlo
so ami stamliiiK in his place in the
U. h. Henatt- he Rave his reasons. Me
alleil attention to his vote to repeal
the Sherman purchase act in ls;j hm.I
his uniform votes against free silver
coinage Hint came up as amendments
.luritiK Ihitt special session. Linsey was
re-elected in 1891 without opp.ition,
receivinfcr every demiKTiitic vote.
After rehersintr these tm-ta the senator
siiys :
My views on Ihe silvir iietion
were as w. II known then as there are
tinlay. They were) then the) views
of an overwheleminit majority of the
(It iii's rsts of Kenttirky, and ot an
overvt helniinv iiisloriiv fth
-m'""- t:tti.i orstKeiiien to com I uctors
iicitn party in that state. I stand to. I ,,,111
h tlf honest. Not one American cit-
is 'ii proposes to or hopes to promote
money out of which another citizen
Is lo lie rohlied Corvallia Times.
Theuifthe Times is of that mind
why does it want to chanire the stand
ard adopted as far hark as IS;H? Why
does it advocate a coinage law which
has put every other nation, that has
tried it, on the silver tmsis and driv
en them to ailver inonometalism1
rrce silver uemocrals intend no
douht to he as honest as other people
lint it is not a (tiiT4iioii of intention
It is a condition and thn condition is
igsiust them. There ia ahundant
proof of tlist fact.
Ihe Hupnuie court tlecitiea that
women may vote in school districts
of liMNl inhabitant and over under
the law which reads: "In all school
listricls in this state with a popula
tion of Iimhi mui upwards, any citizi-n
l tins slate shall Im entitleii to vote
at a s-'hool iius-tin who is 21 years
,;, hiiiI has rcsi.l.tl in the district
I days immediately preceding Ihe
meeting, and has property in the dis
trict uM)ii which he or she pays
tax." In districts of less than 1000
the law is iu these words: "Any
citizen of this state shall lie entitled
to vole at a school meeting who is 21
years of age, aud has resided in (he
district :(I days immediately p recced
ing the miffing, and who has prop
erty iu the district upon which he or
she pays a tax, or lias children of
-kIiooI age to educate, hut this act
shall not apply to districts with a
population of 1(100 and upwards"
The difference in the two sections Is
fixing the qualifications of woman
voters. In the large districts tax-
p lyrrs may vole also women who do
not pay taxes, but have children to
euucaie. 111 large districts ioor
women cannot vote notwithstanding
they have children to educate. It la
understood that a woman who has
children to eiluaate is one who It
the head of a family. A hushand
and wife cannot Ixiih vote because
they have children lo educate. But
In large districts a wife may vote if
she has property upon which she aya
a tax.
mi nnox.
s 1 nr. rntcriT n i ut oi. tih
I Btute ofOn-gun fortliefoiintyof Wucli-
The Alliance Trtmt Coinnimv. I.hn
lll. I'laiiitiir,
The Acadtmtj prepares for College and rfce s
a thorough Knfllish Education, the best pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses renj loir. Board and rooms at the
Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tceeb, including
electric liflht and heat.
THE COLLEGE DORMITORY
Under experienced management, trill fur
nish rooms and board at cost on the club
plan, not to exceed $1.50.
For full particulars, address
PRESIDENT McCLELLAM),
Forest Grore, Oregon
H. W. rk-ott, Olive Mav Scott, his
wife, Km-It. Di.-I, J. 1.. Martin,
Jeruitlia Martin, his wife, Krin-et
Kvi-rest. Kvu Kven-Nt, his
Millun 8. Kaxtniiui, Kaliii..n
his M i!.-, Wiliiuiu Hall an.l Dltiilii
Murt.hy, iH-l.-iiilanln.
lo 11. . S.-ott, Olive Mav M.-..tt, Kili.- I
im-l, Milton K hastiiiau uii.t Kat
inn., iH-i.-n.ianiH:
... .. ...ii in- ui tne ntaiooi tirt'nii, you
..n-.H-n nv riH nir.-.! to aptH-ai and iim
.... ,, ,, l.C;ilMM yoll III till! .IIXIV.
....1.11 j-iiuMj ny un- nrt iiay ill tlx- n.M
i. rni 01 . ouri alti-r the expiration .,f
i.ulilii-ation of this siiiuuu.ua. lo-ii: llv
Monday. Mari-li i'lst, Isiis, an.l it you fall
i" su uuswer lor want tlu-n-ol, the i.laiutill
will apply to the Court for tin- reli. I' .I,-.
iiu.i.Hii 111 tni rotuli ai.it l.u i- L'
iii.iKMiu nt against II. U. .s-oli an.l olivt-
.nay Bi-otl lor .!' wit . inl..i..,i
1st, lwi, ut IU prr n-iit s-r aniiuui ; an.'l
. Willi iuteri'st from January li, l)7 at
... iKTi-rni per aniiuui: an.l fci.t.' with
.run. jvuy ist, is;., m III per rent
th-r tti.nii... ...til t'M.i mi will. .
.Inly ist, KL m h iM-rn-.it i.r ........... ..'...i Sundries. Fine first class ctttlerv a siieoinltv
smai ..iii. :...: :.' j - t
t--. - iiwii-k. ....... jut ... arv ist, l.v..,,al
s per rent per annum, an.l Slij..i as al nr.
leys' fees, all ill riiitiHl Slal.-s .7.. 1.1 ..o.
lojri tlier wi h theivw sau.l .lisl.uis.-in. nts
ui ...is sun, aim or a . .r.. ......... 1
FALL
TERM
BEGINS
SEPTEMBER
15, 1S97.
Hillsboro Pharmacy
UNION BLOCK
MAIN STRSST,
Dr. F. A. Eailey, Prop
Pure fresh drugs, Hritshes, Paints, Oils, Sponges and all Druggists
first class cutlery a specialty.
i:tra Tare In t niMianiliiiir l'rrrrlpliiii.s.'w-
plainliirs luortiraire ii.mii. .1... ...II,.,. i,... .1... 1
lnji ny 111 tMtsiiinti.n 1 omit v
State ol Ori-Kon, t.vwit: I he nor lu a's
liiar erof a-p ion four ei-n 111. i,..,.i.;..
"'u'1)''oiitli, liaiiffe live la) west of' the
" .ui -r. 11. an ; unit me southeast
quarter ol neetion niii.-leen ll'ii. T.ihmi,,,.
'.V',,'"0",,I lu"K to'irHl west. if tl..-Wlllaiii.lt.-
M.-ri.liaii, ronlainintt thre.
iiuiiuriti ami twentv 1:1311 ...-r,.- ,..,. i..r
thesali-oI'lheHuiil prnpi-rty losalisly sai.l
Ju.lKinent. ami liarrinir ami funi'-losini;
juu ii.i.i t-a.11 ui y.ni ol all rnriil. i laim ,,r
eUity of reileinpliou in the inurlKaH.-il
premises an.l every part tli.Te..r. uu.i lur
sueli other an.l lurllier reli. f UJ t th,
loiirt mav seem uni t ami e.uiuilile.
ihis piihlii-ation is mailt- ,y unler of
Ifonoral.lu Thomas V . M.-I'.ri.l..' I ...
the ahoveemitl.sl t'ourt. ilulv 1, .,,.1
entere.l Januarv, '21st. lsiis
KKNIOX. lllio.NAI till A- Mi ll!,
"Hi Atlornevs for I'laimill.
ITATI
N THE flKCl IT fOl KT OK TIIK
Stau of OreiFi.11. I'.,p tl...
W'asliiuirton.
Fulva lli-ef, riaintitl', 1
v. I.
Jack Iteef, Defemlant.
To Jaelt Ken , the IH-remlant above naiue.1
In tlir inline of the Mtate of Oregon, von
ore lieretiy reipiireil to appear an.l answer
the t-omiilaint lil.-.t n,... ...1 ..... o. .....
shove enlitle.1 suit hy the tirst .lav oftl..-
next term ot the aliove entill.-il court, I..I
luwinir tiie el ni nil 1. m ol 'tin. tin... ..-....-;i.
eil in the onler fur imhlii-ation ol this sum
mons, wliieh lirsl .lav will Ih- Mum lav the
'Jlst iluyof Man-h, Isjts, atol if you fail lo
onnawer. for want th.-m.)' i.i,.i...in -.01
apply to said court for the relief .I. iiihh.I
e.1 111 this eomt.laint.
The relief ileman.l.sl is. that the I...11.U ,.r
matrimony now an.l lieretulureexistinij
tw.-en l.lainlill ami ili-lemlant, lie ih-sofveil
11 osi.ie an.l iiel.t loriiauirht: an.l that
laiutirl have jnilKiiu-nt against .h-lemlanl.
m-i.iuv-.ive Hollars at turner lee, uu.l
an costs anil ihshursemenln of this
for
fot
eti lor aim a is retreti that they all 1 "imons is ptn.nsiiot t.y or.l.-r ..f
perishtsl. The lmt sailetl from Sit- of the aUive en.;.lt,l ."ur,; inaVle aT'.Cm
tie hut was owned liy I'ortlantl liar-1 1 lllca'."V Januarv. is:
.u . 1 .. .. W. H.OtHlPKIl.
Mr. Tongue's sset h in oppiMition
to the Teller resolution is reprtHlnetsi
on the outsi.le of Ihis issue ,,f th,. N
iikpkxhfnt, ami to us who have so
ofieti hear.l him sH-ak, it is very i har-at'ti-ristic
arnl i;ives voict o ihe sen
tiiiieiita which be has so often
voiitil hi re at home. All of the
-IHsvhcs, pro an.l con, have leen re
tvivetl, ami none of them gtt to tl,,.
hottoin of the suhjtrt as .l.s- his.
day precisely where I stoo, when I
received that iitianiiiioiis imlorsetiierit
ny the tletn.r.-rats of Ketitut ky. If
t ho-e w ho W ere in accord with Hit
four years t;o are not so t.nl.iy, it .
ts-CHtise ihey have changed their
opinions whil-t I have reinaineil
sleatlfiLst. I crllise no one for
clmiiKiiii; his opinions, Inn proot
MCHinst ln-iiie; dellolincetl asals-trtycr
of toy Irtlsl Uiituseiiiy views renisin
llll(hnlHf.-l.
HOW TIIKV JIKK Vt I'll H.
tf cotirse we shall pay in th.. u-.f
money." Who has prosiNcl that
the Isin.ls shall ls p .i.l in di
ties. It is thought she hurued at ata
ami then blew up. The disasters in
the Alaskan sens have been numer
ous, hut they are no more than were
to lie expected. When transiorta
tion lines are heavily taxel, or in
leed any other business atridt iits are
to tie expected. A case is culled to
mind of an overtaxed railroad in
IS! HI runniiitf through Kansas Bus
iness was booming, heavy freight
trains were on the road controlled by
HaciM orders. Wreck was piled on
wreck and ir-nTvtl destruction run
riot. Aflera time the trlllc fell off
to normal conditions aril ihe road
IxH-itine out of the sifi-si in the coun
try. 1'ire-n. ii pronioletl to eninit-rs
without
lent inlt-rinisliale trainini; are
noi ;ti ! to hitiulle trains like veter
ans. I ii,. sine is true of naviirators.
the
Attorney lor I'luintitl.
mi nno4.
IX TUB (IltCflT CofllT, OK TIIK
s .-iiiteoi tiretruii, lor ashing, in C.iin-
. . i ..I e..iiiy
I'hilipiw I 'ha'peron. I'laiiitiir i
AiiKUst Selimiil't, IVfen.lant I
To Auitust Kehiui.lt, .1. 1'eu.lant
In the name of th. Slat.. ...' . v....
are hen-liy reipiinil to ap-ar ami answer
t it- eompiaint lile.1 against y.ni 1,,-n-in l.v
the llrst ilay ot the next term of t'ourt al'i.'r
theexpiraiinn ..f the pulili.ali.iii ..r tl,i.
summons to-writ: hy Mon.lav Man-h -I
s:w ami if v.ni fail l.n.iiu.i ii.-
till will apply to the t'ourt for the n-hef
praye.1 f..r. Kewil: in. lament amiinst sai.l
AiiKtist hehmi.lt f..rlu. with In ..,
ml. rest from N'ovemlier hi. lite, an.l
aitornevs I'.-.-h also r.wts ..r suit, further
that plaiutilts niortaire upon the east h ill
! the souihwest .piart.-r of s.v-ii..n In
township 2 nortli r.-nm-e ft west of W ill......
ei.e .n.-riilian t-.illtallllliv Mil n.-n-a ... U ...I.
inirton foniiiv tin iron. I- r,.r.- l i i
sai.l premises' sol.l as pn.t i.lr.l l.y law to
s.... sir me aiori-sai.i sums an.l that
aim an imtsoiis elaimiinr
i in: rot m y roritT or tiik
Maieoion piii, lor w asl. Hilton Conn
In the mailer ol theestale I
ol II. ..mas. I I,' itl.-f-ease.il
Co Jessie (' r.-irsons. ll ll.il.nr P l'..ts.i,.ia
ii. -r ..'.liter ami .-s. ... it iiiui.itr.-va ......nl ....
-lit I'lll . Ol' said .It'S-ie I ' fi.rs..',.iu I u.. VI
rim. Win I,. III... ami t la. 1. 1 II I'i... .......
ors. mi. I to all in rsons inter.-!.-.! in sai.l
estate, I ir.-eliiiu :
n the Same ol'lhe State ofl Invitn . V....
are herel.y i-itt-.l ami re.tiire. to appear iu
thet utility i otirt of the Mate . r Oregon
lor tl niuv of Washinelon at . I,..
l ourl ll.H.in tlt. ri-of at llillsls.ro hi the
(! unty ol Washitiirlon on M lav, tin-Til.
a ... re-.ruary isrisal ll in-l.rli in the
or. n.Hjn o that tlav then an.l II. .-r.. ...
show en use if any exist, why an onler of
sale of the iollowini; tleserils-.l real pr.ii.er
ty situate in Vashim.-ton t'.i.o.iv nr.. ......
i ,i -,...i .... ...ii J --r."-
.,.. . ... .- . i .is ....ion s i.i-w ll :
K.i.-i ii ii i i iir at a point S:'.1" 4.V I-; ami 21'
eh from the N W corner of the ilonation
lau.l elaim ol loshtia Hi.'ksun ami wife in
mi- T 1 S It 4 V of Willamette Mcri.liiui
an.l running thence N i 41' K ) ,-Iih in
the center of the onnlv run. I. thence V
-'r 11 K in sai.l center of t'oiintv roa.l II I
ens tiiencc - r; , 1(,.r ft M
ehs to a post I hence S K !l. Hi chs to
s.-etion hue 1st ween sections 1:1 .V 14, T I S
It 4 W I hence 8 on sai.l section line S :i
chs thence St'.IV K A.- ehs to ci-ntcr of
ri;ht away ol Oreiiuu ,v California railroa.l
t iemvS L'l '40' W in sai.l miter IH n; chs
tlteni-e W to tin. east line of Joshua Hick
sous ilomit um land claim thence X 'l- no'
VV on sai.l east line to the place oflH-Kin.
iiiiiKM-untai.iuiiritl acres uf land more or
less should nut U made as prnveil for in
t ..-iM-titiun of ii vv l;,-e. n.lminist iitor ol
the estate of 1 homas J K.s-d d.e. ased lil.sl
nciri ii.
I XKSS the Hun It I' rormlius,
-lu.lire ol ih,- County . ouri of - Mtati-of
Or.i'on '.iiii.lv ol U. isl.ii. ....... .oi. . i.-
sial ,,l sai.l Court allixetl Ihis ml. .lav of
January A. 1. s;k j
Attest :
--: Iskai.)
Im Your lliisincss Dull.'
Then this is the time to improve
it. Iion't wait until "sonu-thini;
turns up," hut turn it up yoursell.
lieiiieiuU-r this tin- purHiHe of
ii-lvertisiinr is to l.rinn l.usin.-ss.
The wise hiiKiness man ill n.lvi
tise us nun It if not more in nil
seasons as in busy seasons.
A k.msI ami lime honored -Hy
of advert isiiiK is through the
IIili.siioko iMiii-t-MiKNT. Wheth
er you want to ja-t out soincllniitf
neat to send throtiiih tht jN or
Hoincthiin: cheap to throw around,
come an.l see us.
irYou Wore Ho
Yes, if you were the creditor
and saw the merchant Hitting
i.lly in his shop u.-cunnilalinir
more dust I.webs and ..ut (.
nt) le ir.NsIs than cash, you would
probably feel like itskinu, Why
don t you
Wake Up
use the advcrlifiinir columns of
the llii.i.siiono Indkckni.knt
and cxtl.unno v.mr stock lor
lepil Wilder? What any yon.
Itusli Work
is a problem in most job offices
.Not so with It... II. ...
..... . . ,,,,,, ,!
J, A. In.hrie.
t'lerk
Ad m in ist rn tor'si .tirr.
ytlTICK l.S IIKItKIIY fllVKV. THAT
A' ' "'"len.nrne.1 has Is-en duly a.h
s.inl.-. l.y the County I ,irt of Wasl.inL
tuli t olllitv. Stale nl Crc...... ,..l...i.
torof the estate of Jus. pl, Meliowall dc-
eeas.sl, and that he ha nlilicl , M1)...
' I'islralor. All ,t , tl,crer,,re hav-
ine claims lu'ainst sanl estate nr.- I.er..!...
r.- isl.il an.l re.U,., ,., ,,-.! th.-ti.
Willi the pr.iH-r votieh. rs to i,e un.lersi..n
ed at the law oiltcc,,, ... ,.t,.i, i Hills
lM.ro. ashtiii-toii Cnunlv Oregon, within
six mouths from the dale hereof
:''7;", (, JAMKS M'.ioWAX
II illslw.ru, Oreu'.in. Jan. Is, s:m.
i-M KSi.KMT I'rintery. We have
a iarj;e L.rce of men nt work nil
the tune nhd can "rtish" a i,
for you wit1(,ul Hny tr,Mle
When you want work done
quickly Kive the IIii.i.shoro In.
Dai-XNi.xNT Job Ollies, a trial.
MHKItiri-rH walk.
11 (-an.
Ii .1 V ".' AS KXKCI'TION.
ine t ir. nit Court ol th.
or asinm.it, count y
i..r.i, governor of ih
Mil Il l' s N.U.K.
lY V I It Tf K
I J) dev-rss- ami order ot .
of-'
Villi
von U-
M-rS4.US I- lllttliliv to.. I
Al.isksll waters are not chart-I barrel and tor.sl..s.-,l rR riKhl ur'e.iuilv
..i r .. ... . . . . i"i nsieminion iii sai.l .noru-,.-.hI '
c.i I'l ins'i iy, ntni ine nutois-r or pi
lots is iimitetl so that the immense
trHilic Koiui; north finds the nhippinK
uiipr. pariil lo handle il. More wrecks
will follow
unit ton in sai.l n...rt.....Mi .
. ms ,.iii. ii, an. .it is made l.y order of
....... . .v. .ii.-iirt.t
The Oregonian of Tuetolay wel
couifs Senator Mil. hi ll,(re..n'seon-
il-reHstimu, Hon. C. W. Fulton, lion.
S..I. Ilirs. h, and tMhers, buck Into the
repuhlii-an party, and seys: "Li-t ua
have a procession in the strci-l. The
Onvonisin is willing to inan h hum
bly at the t .il of ii." Thus we. re om-
.Maine in
shrt.utliil
liMlkS Itaii. The Si.ai.ish ..111. ..
reform meet tl.nr ain .,1, .ui tltaWUI M that it was au accident.
epreci if- str:tins to u-jve Ihe ( ln-vi.nl . n i-ru.1.1
e.1 dollar-? W ho insists or inn-mis for at Inst l....., l..i-i it. hi....
buns,,! tlmtthehalfor the .pmn.-r j in Ihe pr.H,i., f republic.,. The
any L.tltnle part or (s.rtion of the j head of the proewsiou of which Sena
public oblations shall ts. reptnliat. l.,r M.tcb. ll. tlrt.n-a del.Tfation,
sl, scahsl down. diniii.sl' Th.. I.....I II.... r w t. t. .... .
The bi..u ,.p f ,e ist.thv.,Iil,ih.,,.,..r,h,lh,T,( hi; r ,n,,lw,,fL,.,,:;: : r":..'"
.... I,...-. .... !""' '""' HMIOW, IS JlCIXini-
" i-. ..s...,..-r ...s ,s, Mrming, j.-y ami IbeSt. Ih.Is nf..rm. We
the wnireeHnier an IkiihsI dollar for.conkriaiulaie Mr. Sttitl on having
his toil, tine half of ..r country-' found his itin in the pr.ir--si,Hn
men are u. d.shom-st and Ihe other aud beinif willing lo Uke It.-Obaerver
I
in. I...- ..i' .i... .......
named Cuiiit, dulv mad.- January II i-
H. cin:.i,
Atloruey ..r I'laitilitr.
AN KXKCI'TION,
fit sal. iss I ..... ..r
( in-uit ( unit . .1 the Si, ....... , . '
vv ...l.i...,. ... . '..-ko.i iur
I -i-.--.. ..i.v iniavi.rul j h .,w.
ersa.,,la,-a,i.. I ...r.ll,n, .lame, tiriilin
l l.t.riihi. Jo inn,,,. Th.sidurc
rn. Mary Hovd. vddie m,ke. KM.-., u ... .
I". '""'I;'- l-r the sum of
..i'T "fi""' ,r !'"' ,"r""T " '
f.K.1 strode.,, , with inter..t t.n ,
,';;;';;. "'. "iy- i-r.,..u.,, ir.., ,i:
I lih .1 at ol l-. l.ruaiy is'.., an.l ihe lurll.er
sum ol i with int. r.-,i tl,.-r.s.n at the r ite
its pen-,.,,1 peranuim, Irt.lu the Mil, ,j,lv
of Di e. I.ils r s-.,, atlomeis lees. ..,,,1 ,,;r
Ihe eostsand exis-ns. s ol sale u...l ,.r . I
I hi
sale issued ,, .,,
-"'late of OriL-on,
in favor of w !
p l - .--.a.e oi orci-on 11
"id M .:V'i'''- -'""am!
o Oreeun .1. ,.T'',r,,r o '" tv
ts-iuii ri,.-is.,.;.i :. r.. v,,.",,,"",,- '"i
sale . - I... . .... V . ""osstuners r
Hi.. O.. . uiversily la
' .. " l"e "lids
. ' . . , V"'" " Ore,
till
lu'is aim ,ir
tirtsiiii; ihen-s
iron and airainst
waikcr'fuVr ro";:!;1, "
he U thersun.ntirsi 4n t' si ', '"r
Hh inten-st tliere,;.' . , ,,, "old com
N oven, Is r s;f7 and .r ,, . ,- '.. '
.-.-us., o saleam of s.-.i.l
" t ti... hour!.. 1 1.; :.' Tl '. ''' ';
ui sen al mil. Ii.. .: . . - sa.u
bidder f,,r cash ,,.
real pr..isrtv i,t.i. .
t i li'it slvViVi ".' "f sec. -M
snu for ih,. ,.,iH .,,. " ' r 'n.i sums
!s....,i . n "' J t to r. -
v rn r.-nru-
wt and e-
'm ilu I,. , ,.. i.i........
"MowiliK des.rils-,1
I writ
Now. then-h.n
le
AdminUf t-fttitr'a) Male.
dav of .
Ihe t 'onrt '
l ashtmrtoii Cunt .- '
iXTHKlorxTV roritT OF Til F
I Hiatc ol onroii, for Mullnomah cum,.
in the matter of the estate ,,r Caroline
Mrier.il.s-.a-cl. I'ursuaiil to an order . .1
satd court. I will, tn.m and after the till,
..?.. . '. "' ' "l. I'rimte sale, lur ! Is.nndarv li
, . .-,,1-1,,. .(.p U UM.,,,. .... , ..
VI rt ii.. un. I 1.. ....
ants-.,f sai.l jud,Mue., ,,s r. , r,r;
'!.. i. n, n,e 7i,
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said dav sell , p.ll.liea,,, ,,,,,, ,u , ,. , ;
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real property limit: '
, ... ii i. part ... tie-donation land claim
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and ;
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aid donation claim .li ..
serifs,! real properly of .....I estate ",.u , .' 1 i I UViO . ' "I'' -1"'7 '
iii W.u.liimrion conntv. nw, i.V',if I , . .r. ."'"" '".7 " " '" ''""
A one liundre.1 acre tract, c.i, .., , .'" ": - east n Hie ihmiiIi
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iiavanna nartair Is (
in mystery, line thinif
si the southwest corner of s.Vtiui w,.,,tv.
lourl.'li in townshil. two li aa.ii.l, ..r
raiiirrtwoi..) w.-sl ot the W illamette M. r-
i.imu : r.iitniinr iiiem-e aloitir Ihe w-st line
oi sai.l section, twenty. live ,i'. chains :
........ ...-i i.i .inn. aniric. parallel
.... iii.ir. ii ittn-u. sai.l section
chains; thence south, sionr th.
... ..., M.inri.-r mvilon, tweny.ive if.',
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nnnr.
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PAfTI. Ul-IMI V.!L-.
Administrator of the estate' of sroiin,
ill
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tlst li...-
of I
more
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mirth r east :, ;U ,..,. ." ". .
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"is .ll.il.ee so, 111, .-,., ,.,., , ,,,
iriiiiiiiur roiil.iiuimr acres of liml
r less, to ...li.iv ii . V
named sum, a, lurlhe cls ami exis-io
ses ol said sale. ' 1
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In the ,,., ,.f , , ""'""".i eou.,1 v
sil Alice M. V. ', h 'T": W' r:
ors. "aui l..ii,,. Insolvent ,1,1,,.
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v.-ut delitor, I.-.. .' . si ,i,.o.
-...rtof the Ma,..,,,
ton i nlv and that ... t . al,uiK.
-et Mon.lav? le 1 .i V'' ?"". r ''-
pla.-e fur hmrinK . ,,. '., ""' """' '"
ae. ntof s'li.l 'f, " ' '"
s.'ttlen,en ..f s' 'r '';'' f" ",e ,,;,
and Alice M ll i - ' ""' " - 0
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