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THE ARGUS L. A. LONG, Editor. J. A BOWEN, Manager. 8CBWRIPTIO! PKICB. Single po)v five Cflriu. One year, $1.00. Six months t rents. Thme months 35 cent. BusineM Cards, Per Year ....$t2 Contract Ool., per inch pr month.... Special Advertising, .Special Kates. iliU, K.it side of Second it., Hillsboro, Or ' Entered at the fust-office at Hillsboro, urenon.us secumi-cinft man matter. THURSDAY, DEC. 271894. It is noticeable that many who formerly indulged in expensive gift-making, have this year con fined. themselves to something use ful and inexpensive. : , ' -Ji now appears that the motor extension into Washington county is assured. Let it come, Hillsboro -is here first. Hillshorn wants it to "come, as it will sometime. Keep your faith and your feet in Hills boro. This town has the best bus iness lioiwes, neatest and cosiest residences, best all-round improve ments, and best business men in the county. As for our fair sex well the whole county is noted for pretty women this place has more of them, only on account of its population. .. . A government generally has all it can reasonably do to keep its treasury with a balance on hand, and can hardly go into the loan business. If it loan on realty it may as well instruct the treasurer to hang out the 3-ball sigiij and loan on personal effects, for the owner", of such property should have equal rights. How would the national capitol look with such a ssign neatly gilded hanging be fore its main entrance. .However those people who are strictly onto their," jobare not stopping at ask ing'the government to loan money but are sending in requisitions for a team, tools and a hired man. There is a great lesson to be learned from close observation, in dustry has always a reward, whether or not the reward may be squandered immediately after. Communism, if all people were in-, dustrious, would be ideal. But if all were laboring tor one fund, there would be those who would shirk their dutv the drones. ' :Iit well regulated hives, apiarists tell us that the drones ure annually destroyed. Drones always exist. Every community has them, and they are generally the first to com plain. When there are no such creatures, and nil mankind is per fect, the object of building a uni verse will have been discovered. The concentration wealth is a ' subject thatjhas vexed all political economists since the days of Adam Smith. Wealth has purchased nine tenths of all legislation for many decades. But legislation is not all that pours wealth into, capitalistic coffers ex tra vaga nee, until rift, tin providence all these i things do much to start the money c the country towards monopolistic cent! ters. Reasonably speaking, the man who has lived prudently for a number of years is not suffering from the present hard times. It is the man who labored and lived be yond his means. This nation, as a whole, is full of this class. No one disputes this. And while the country is struggling for a more equal monetary law, the citizens should help the reform by looking to home for leaks . , -, No nation en h afford to go into n banking btiRinees. National gov ernment should be so simple that it would r admit of no ambiguity. A government should only be in a banking business sufficiently to pay its running expenses, with here and there internal improvement. To loan money to farmers on real security, will create a condition confusing in the extreme. In the first place, with" a proper monetary system no farmer would need to borrow. The man who has but money enough to make a partial piiynieHfc;on;.:a piece of property should not buy and encumber the same with a mortgage,, for it is the best but a speculation, und in many cases ends disastrously. No man should ask the community houlU ask the ......i , t i t--j : ' a inohticT t helD- bfiilr more than to si , , Enrprv'flt1('h. flonrfitfoits ihat 'will I enablo him to:pursue his vocation without interruption so long as he la a good citizen. A man who has firm hnu'better keep it unmort- Published for The Baltimore Plan and Secretary Carlisle's ' .u . Currency. I For the reafon that w many people are talking about the Seen tarv ' jot' the Treasury's financial system, and persist in calling it the "Baltl . ; more Plan," The Altars submits Iwtli plan. for public perusal, that the pn.per companions may im mane, ine isaitmiore plan, in. the ulti mate, differs but little from the present banking system, inasmuch that the government must pay from its treasury, the notes of insolvent banks, whether or not there he sufficient to meet the same out of the guarantee fund." In the Carlisli plan, the banks must properly stand on their own bottom. BALTIMORE FLAX. , Section 1. The nrovislons of the national banking act, requiring the deposit of bonds to secure circulat ing notes hereafter issued, shall be repealed. hec. 2. Allow the h.inia tnisn circulating notes to the amount of 50 per cent of their paid up, unim paired capital, subject to a tax of one-half of 1 per cent per annum upon the average amount of circa- . n " J and an additional circulation of 25 mumi outstanding tor me vear: ..i iiicn U, uimn - paired capital, subject both to the tax of one-half of 1 er cent per annum ami to an additional heavy tax per annum upon the average amount of such circulation out standing for the vear: said addition al 25 per cent to be known as "emergency circulation.'' Sec. 3. The tax of nne-linlf nf 1-per cent per annum upon the av erage amount of nirenl.itinn nut. standing shall lie paid to the treas- urer oi ine united states as a means of revenue, ont of which tha expenses of the office of the comp- troiier oi ine currency, tne printing of circulating notes, etc.. shall b defrayed. The excess over one- half of 1 per cent of the tax im posed upon the "emergency circu lation" shall be paid into the 'guarantee fund," referred to in Section 6. Sec. 4. The banks isSninireirnii. lation shall deposit and maintain with the treasurer of the United States a "redemption fund" equal to 5 per cent of their averaee out standing circulation, -as provided lor under the existing law. Sec. 5. Ihe redemption of the notes of all banks, solvent or in solvent, to bo made as nrovirlerl for by the existing law. See. 6. OrpfttR a " Pilar An Imi ifund" through the deposit hy each uan. oi. i. . per cent upon the amout of circulation received the first year. Thereafter impose a tax of one-half, of 1 per cent upon tlie average amount of outstandinQ cir- dilation, the same to be paid into this fund until it shall eaual 5 npr i cent 'oi the entire circulation out Htanding, when the collection of such tax shall be suspended, to be resumed whenever the comptroller of-the currency shall deem it ne cessary. '" ' The notes of insolvent banks shall be redeemed by the treasurer of the United States out of the guarantee fund, if it shall be suffic ient, and if not sufficient then out of the money in the treasury, the same to be reimbursed to the treas ury out of the guarantee fund when replenished either frnm th n nasi a - - - - - - - - oi tne lulled banks or from the tax aforesaid. National luinlcinir aaanpintSfuia organized after this plan shall have gone into onerntion ir.av rproivu - i j ' circulation from the comptroller of tile currency nnnn nnvincr mtn Ilia , ...... guarantee fund a sum bearing the ratio to tne circulation applied for and allowed that the fund bears to the total circulation outstanding, and to be subject to the tax of one-half of 1 percent per annum, as called for bv the treasury of the United States for the creation and maintenance of this fund. No association or individual shall have any claim upon any part of tne money in paid guarantee fund, except for the redemntion of the circulating notes of any insolvent national bankinir association. An surplus or residue of said guaran tee iuuu wmcn may be hereafter as certained or-determined hv law shall enure to the benefit of th United States. Sec. 7. The trovprnmpnt nhnll have a prior lien upon.the assets of raon taiiea oanK, and upon the li ability of share holders for the pur pose of restoring the amount with drawn from the guarantee fund for the redemption of its circulation, not to exceed, however' the amount of the failed bank's outstanding circulation after deducting the sum to its credit in the redemption fund (Section 4), already in the hands of the treasurer of the United States. Sec, 8. Circulation can be re tired at any time upon- depositing with the treasurer of the United Stales lawful money in amount equal to the sum desired to be withdrawn, and, immediately upon such deposit the tax indicated in Section 2. 3 and 4 shall cpb nn. on the circulation so retired. Sec. 9. In the event of the winding up of the business of a bank by reason of insolvency, or otherwise, the treasurer of the United States, with the rence of the comptroller of the currency, on the application of the directors. rrth. r,n;S.t- . w. ..- uiuh wi , ictcivn, asaiKllcc or other proper official, and noon beintrsat- other proper official, and upon being sat isnea mat proper arrangements have -been made for the payment of the notes of the bank and any tax due thereon, pay over to such directors, liquidator, receiver, asllivnee. AT nlhar nmnu fR tal, the amount at the credit of the bank in the "Redemption Fund" indicated in Section 4. Comparison. Proposition for Reforniiag the . Carlisle's plan. 1. ' Repeal all laws requiring or authorizing the deposit of U. bonds as security for circulation. 2. Permit national banks to is sue notes to an amount not exoeed- lntr (O per cent, on their nniil nn and uniniaired capital, but require eacn nuns hetore receiving notes to deposit a guarantee fund, consisting of IT. S. focal-tender notes, includ ing treasury notes of 18!K), to the aitmnnt . .f . . 1 . .1 """ w jirrMu. upon me cir dilating notes applied for, this nor- jceniage or aeposits upon the circu- i lating notes outstanding to be at all limes maintained, ana whenever a bank retires its circulation, in whole or in part, its guarantee fund to be returned to it in proportion to the amount of notes retired. 3. Retain the provision of the law making stockholders individ ually liable, and provide that the circulating notes shall constitute a first lien upon all assets of the bank. 4. Impose a tax of one-half of 1 percentum per annum, payable semi-annually, upon the average amount of notes in circulation, to defray the expenses of printing notes, official supervision, cancella tion, etc. 5. No national bank note to be of less denomination than $10, and all notes of the same denomination to be uniform in design; but banks desiring to redeem their notes in gold may have them made pavable in that coin. The Secretary of the Treasury to have authority to pre pare and keep on hand ready for issue upon application a reserve of blank national bank notes for each banking association having circula tion. ''...J,' 6. Require each national bank ing association to redeem its own notes at its own office, and atagen cies to be designated bv it. . . 1. To pmvide a safety fu iid vfor tne lmineanttate redemption of jne circulating notes of ,fi,i led banks', impose a tax of-, percentum "per annum upon the average circular tion of each Imnk until the fund la equivalent to "5 percent, of the. to- A.I ' , . t. tat . circulation, outstanding. :: Re quire each new bank and eaclr hank uiivtnvu "Cir W.iuiv mill CHUM uaiik taking out additional circulation ue osh us proper proportion of tins fund lipffirw .rppiii,f mxim l VtU.'. a Dank tails, its euarantee fund held dn dej osit to be paid into the saffr' a:.. P.. if ' 1 1 . . i ty iuuu aim nsea in tlie redemption of it notes, and if this fund shall' be impaired W the redemption of ine notes 01 iaiiu national banks, and the immediate! v available, raah assets of such banks are insufficient to re-establish the fund, it shalk nt once be made eo'nd bv nrn mi si as sessments upon the other banks," ac cording to tue amounts of their out standing circulation; but there shall be a first lien upon all the assets of tne iaiie Dans or banks to reim burse the contributing banks. The safety fund may be invested iii out standing U. &. -bonds having the longest time to run, the Iwn.U and the interest upon them to lie held as part of the fund and sold when ever neces.ary to redeem notes of failed banks. : .;.',( ' i. ;1 8. Repeal of the provisions qjf the reoreanization and citpnsinn act of July 12, 1882, imposing limi- tations upon me reduction and in case of national bank circulation. 9. Repeal all provisions of law requiring banks to keep a reserve on account of deposits. 10. The Sec'y. of the Treasury may, in his discretion, use any hur plus revenue of the U. S. in the redemption and retirement of U. S. legal tender notes, but such redemp tion shall not. in the ntrsreffatn. exceed an amount equal to 70 per cent, ot tlie additional circulation taken out by national and State banks under the system herein pro posed. ll. Circulating notes issued by a bankinc cornoration dnlv nrmin. ized under the laws of any state and wniun transacts no other than a banking business, shall be exempted irom taxation under Ihe laws of the United States, when it is shown to the satisfaction of t.lip Sps-'v f lit.. Treasury and Comptroller of the currency. 1. That SUch bank nan nt nn time had outstanding its circulating notes in excess of 75 per cent, of its paid-up and unimpaired capital 2. That its stockholders are individally liable for the redemption of its circulating notes to the full extent of their ownership of stock. 3i That the circulating notes consti tute by law a first lien upon all the assets of the bank. 4- That the bank has at all times kept a guarantee fund in U. S. legal tender notes of 1890, equal to 30 per cent, of its outstanding circulating notes; and 5; That it has promptly redeemed its notes ou demand at its principal office or at one or more of its branch offices, if it lias branches. . M. The Sec' of the Treas. may,' under proper rules and regulations to be estab lished bv liini. nertrtit aiai. ilini, i piocnre and use -n the preparation of tneir notes the distinctive ;paper'ued in printing U. S. securities, but no state bank shall print or engrave its notes in similitude of a U. S. note or certificate or national bank note. I Notice for Publication. LANDOrricc t Okkoon t'-Tv. Oa.l K.r.- II l.U 1 'OTIt.'W i herehy given t hat the fol-lowiiitr-onttieil vmiiImi' hue itlfl ti..tiiA i ins iiiirimoii t. imtke liiinl in.l m autiportnf hisclitim, iin, ilmt s.ii.l vroof win tie made IrT.viv the KVeister Mi l Re ceiver of the Land tH nt l"r'(n t'itv, Ore., on Kelirlinry U, lsr, vi; John J . Kt-harer, Pre. P. S. No. 7!! for the r of x ;4 and w of s k ': xection SU T 3 s ti w. He iiiimpi the foll.min wilnps-H to prove his continuous residence (Imiii mid cultivulion of said land. William M. VatnUH, of UIciiw.hkI, Ore. Miles Wat rous, .. v . . Justus 1). Strait, r ." . " Adam Kultoit, " ' W-6 Robkrt A. MiLi.iii. Heister.' : - : ' " ' Notice for Publication. I.asu OrtwK at ointooN City. Or.i !.-'. lee a, lrl.t YOrU r Is hereby tfwn thut the follow XI ing-named settler has riled notice ol his intention to make fi mil proof in sup rt of his claim, under .Section lffi U. 0., and that said proof will he imuie liefore me Krister ana Kweiver ol the t'nitwl Suites Land OHIce nt Oreiton fitv. Or., on rebruaryH. tsSfi, via: ,,. ., Iieonrt H. Witt, 11. h. o. I127S for thea a w y: ami s U H section lo 1 3 n r 11 w. He inline the following witnesses to prow his continuous residence niHin and cultivation of mi id land, vix: John J. ficharer, of tilciiwood, Onv Jusiin P.Stmit, - ' . " Aduln Fulton, ' v. ..,.' .i Ueorjte ltenderson. . " . Mi Koiikkt A . Malta, Kcghter. CITATION. In the County Court of tin-State of Ore Kon, for the County of Washington. In the mitlter of the estate of Patrick Mctjuade, deceased, Citation. To Charles J. O'Ueilv. Patrick iliinn, Kliza or Isabel Pnini, Hridgct Carrol, and all others, unknown, interested in said es tate, lirueting: ' IN THE NAME OK TlfK STATE OF Oregon, You are hervbv cii,.il ...I r.. quired to appear in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Washington, at the court room thereof, at HlHshurii. in iIim f..iiutu ,.r t....i.: ..... ... ij ui nauiuuioil, on Moiuluytue 2lst day of January, II6, 1 .t i "'iwjimni 01 iiiuv day,theii uud l lit re to show cuusa why an w.uvi ai.iMuu noi im iiutoe 10 sen so much of t he real estate, or the whole therofof SJllll tliHitUfnl uitiilttali. T ....I....... (i ........ .v. ... .laiuilgion l.oilll- 'v. Oregon, and described as follows, to- " ""loiiring nv me yt section corner on the south side of section 21, Tp. I, 8. K 1 W.; thence north 10.00 chains to a stake! thence X. (17 W W. a.U chains to the center ot county road j thence 8. 46 3 W. 6 87-100 rods; thence east parallel to the above north line la SO-100 rods; thence south 2i 30 W. 42.50 rods to u.,i. line of section 'li- ihun .i .i... . ..:.i section line. H.rt c himi i.v i, ..r i. gimiiiiK, contttiiiiug six acres, more or less, rC,A ,T w ."' Po" i thanes J. O.Kcilly,a(limnistnttorofthe estate of Pat rick McOuailt! nn. I 111.,. I 1,.,....: i ... .. tnis citatio., benublmhed for four success ive weeks in Xhk Abuis, a newsiiaiier of general circulation published in said Coun ty. Witse.Tli Hon It P "r...,i:... of t-he county court of the state (if (ircgon, for the county uf Waeiiington with the seal Ot SUld COIirt Hill Til Ihiu 17.1. u.. ..f 1... ceinber. A. 1). MM, Attest: -HBAl '. . . ' R. B.,t)WDIN. , (Jh y ; Clerk." - NOTICE A LV.Pe,rso'"' '"Joo'ed to ' late 'firm of m. Minuuus enell ar respectfully asked to call at the oflice in the old stand aii(ettlejitonceil-, . llillsboro, Oregon. September 20,18!M. aiu"' . .'StiLUMa A SawKtk' !; Notice of Pinal Settlement;; ';' NO.I ICK is liereby tfiven thatthe iinder tiKiied assi(rnee of the estate of Jacob Anderson, an insiilvent debtor bus Hied in the Cirouit Court of Ihe State ofOreeon for Washilllrtrm ('.iimlk l,ii;.,..t ' such axsurnee and such liiinl account will dc neam and mssed upon bv the- judge of said court on Friday December 7, 18IM. ntel this.Xov.,7 '1S94. . iB?. : , '.' W. H. WehruiiK, Assinnee of the estate of Jacob Anderson. Insotvent liebtor. W. J. WALL, MUSIC TEACHER. IKSTauCTIOW The Organ, Piano, TERMS MODERATE. ADDRESS: SCHULMERICH &, KOCH. fresh and Salt Meats always on land. JkweatUtmt, niUmlwro, Oim. HILLSBORO CITY ' L K Beet Mutton, Kept Constantly on Hand. Highest i Matket : Price : Paid : for Cash Paid for Poultry. MAIN STREET, HILUBORO. OREGON. WILEY & DENNIS, -CITY LIVERY STABLEZZ Cor. and and Washington Street, It WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD HILLSBORO. ETERYTH1N6 FIRST-CLASS GOOD TEAMS. GOOD Bllf filRS and DRIVERS. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY WITH IT8 ASSOCIATE SCIIOOr. Tualatin Academy Is-mmof the oldest and Wequjpped schools of the 8tat. ltB Work ID lianin.J ... 1.....-J.L ..... i ' !,,". uoineaum ana uioroughness. BenidA-the regular college course, which are equal in ex-; tent toHhoee of the hetter class of Eastern Colleges, it offers superior advantages for pursuing select studies To those desinlig to perfect themselves in the commonvEng- lish branches, the Academy presents everv opportunity Expenses ar very moderate !The fall term , begins Sep iddrS ' ftnd information; THOMAS McCLELLAf0, ! Forest Grove Oregon. Spinning ! Why shouldn't we be? The season is just right for good feeling and active trade, when everybody is Given a Chance To Turn Round and not lie crushed by "Im-k ' of confidence." Oome to Schui mericb it Son where you will find Holiday trade going on At u Lively Pace. Sehulinerieh fe Son are prepared to give you big bargains in jut what vou need; U. S. HEIDLE'S HOME BAKERY, CANDY KITCHEN, SHORT. OUDEKLUNCH ROOMS Now Open and Heady fur lluainea Cakefi, Pies, etc., also Fresh tad Every Day. fB" A niirlioll nf Vulir tfuilnia MyhaM fully solicited. One' door woat of The t narinucy. Yours Uexiiectfuliy, I't 8. Hl'lDUC. - - - OREGON, HILLSB0R0, C. R. MEAD'S EXPRESS! Makes roRiilnr tripa to Portland on MnndnvR. WediieHilnvu rnid kN'tilttv f... turninor on TnnMiliivM. rriniiitluvMuiwl Lni. urdnvs. All btiMinoxM ontriiHtntl to him will be promptly and carefully attended to. Kreieht and exprexs rates reiuionalilo, I.RMVA nrrlttrti rltl, l,l,vi .. ui r 4 ...n or at Tiik A mil's, ' ' Notice For Publication. Land Owe at OintiioN I'itv, Oa.i ' I'eC.W, INM.i jVjOrirK is hereby given that the folio. i.1 iiit-iiuiiied settler hits Hied notice of his intention to make tiiial proof in sumxirt of I .IS t. IILIIII. Iinil Mill, Hit, II llF.it Will lu.i.1... .. . : ...... ...... ,,,,, uviiiiiiiv bejore the County Clerk of Washington uouuiy ai jnusuoro, ur., on l'ebruary I), WW, via: t'Arl fifirAnz H. K. So. 773!) lor the k of s w i and w '4 of I H section 8 t '1 u r 4 w. . He numes the folloHinit witnesses tn prove his continuous residence upon and coltiratinu of said land, viz: ' Nivholas liuthiran, of I lay ward, Oreion. VniceiK Dolii, Christian Kelloiig, " u - f Donald McMillan, ' , . ,, , " UM1 UonsuT A. Mii.i.kb, KeiHter. GIVEN OK- Violincello, , ,, ( And Claironet W. J. WALL, HILLSBORO, OR. MEAT MARKET. MEAT MARKET, llKKST, P.or Veal and Pork Pat roi Notice for Publication. t.AMe Ornci AT Okkoon Pitt, (hunojil October 27, 1U.( NOTICK is hereby itU'cn that the follow-itiK-iiauietl settler baa Hied notice of hiv intention to luuku II mil nroof in miix port of his claim, and that said proof will lie made liefore ihe County Clerk of Wash ini'tou Co., at llilishoro. Or., on Deo. 11, lt, vix: Alexander Kavmoml, U. K. No. IKI. for the !S. K. y of . K. siv. ;, s. v. or 8. w. . sc :m, t. -' s. It, ft V. and W. or X. V. i Sec. , T. I X., It. 5 W. lie mimes the following witnesses to prove his oontinuotis residence upon and I'uiiivaiioiiol.saiu lami, vit: K. D. lrme, of Oalea Creek, Or., X. C. Lilly, S. V. Her, " " . " Anton Powell, " " " Jfcl-U Ko.krt A. Biiut. Reflster, 10 K SAt.IO.-liy K. U. Howard, of Cor nelius, seventy-live acres In tracts to suit purchaser. l'Vice from !0 to (40 ier acre. This land is located mile north east of Cornelius. Fine fruit nrirnilii land. Twenty-live acres of lieaver duni. (loud house,' well and other improvements. Mood orchard of about JIW thrifty heai liiK trees. Notice of Final Settlement NOTlCIC is heivby Kiven Ilia, the under, signed assignee of the ustulo of D, li. Wiltroiii, John W ill rout and Kllierl l.illy, iiartneis as Wiltniut it' Co., iiiHidveiit lehlors, ban tiled in the t'ircuit Court of Ihe Stale ol Oregon for WiiNhiiiKlon coun t, Iii? Ilnal account as such assignee and sin h liuiil account will Ik- lirurd and )uiss cil ly the Judge of said court on Friday, I in i,,t 7ih, inyi. D..teJ this Nov. 7, I SHI. :liW V. II. HwiMxeT, Assiirneenl the eslate ol J). II. Wiltmut, lolin Wiltrout ami KlU-rt l.lllv, mrtners ai Will milt A Co., Insolvent Dcbtora. EXECUTR1XS NOTICF. NOTICK is hcrby (Iven that, I the under signed have been by the County Court of the State of Oregon fur Washington County, apMiiiitud executrix of the last will and tcslinient of Uuiis liov, deceased, and have Ualltnl as such execulrii. All persons having claims again! tlui estate of Louis Hoy, deceased, are hereby unti tled to present the same lo ine with tlie proper vouchers, al tlin law utiles of llar rett it Adams, in llillshoro, Oregon, with in six months from the dale liciruf. Dated this September 4th. Will. AmanpaM. Kov, Kxemilrix of the last will and tcstimcnt of l.ouis Hoy, deceased. EAUI1IG PAPElil 1 OF THE &WIC COAST mmm TUB 0HRONICI.K rank. wk Um ---'- m mm I nilfil mtm. TIIK OHRIIN1ULK ha. M,iMnw m. flTJr ?m '"bl -Xl NOTCUM XE " morU ' Pm In u country. ' Wid aud ohamplon or tlx p,pl.w pr.mt ot mtiy kin. r wltt k Unntalli THE DAILY ONLY $6.70 A YEAR The WeeUf-Chronicle -THU Grreatest Weekly in the Country. THK WEEKLY CHHONICLR. Ih. moM bffl iUnt u4 eomplHd Wirtl; Ntwuiutpur In lh w. rid. ivlnta rafululy 7U roltnanii. ur lgh iat of Kw, l,llrlure snd (iMi.ril rnrnrnwUmt tlo mnl(Wi AfrlcDltanl IHiportiiwnt. 1.50ForONEYMR ,InluT pnmt) to sr.) part uf Ih Villi Mm, Cmi4 and MmIcd. SAMPLE COPIES SENT FREE. Do You Want Any -or thp - GREAT PREMIUMS or The Weekly Chronicle? READ THE LIST: FellPrlet porting- Onult and Wklf on r -. f U 71 Mwln( Maehlii and Wklr on rar , ii 00 Wlnrhnwr 4allbr Kin and WMklf on rar it M Tartt HID, lJiliw, and Wnkly nut yar. 4 90 Platol and Wmklr on jrar. Map ef th Unlltd UMi Canada and Mtla, and Wkljr nn rar. 3 00 rckt All and Wwklr nil inniithn. M Knthand WklyUiramonlti 71 Th ah... Rata InslUil the 1'r.iitr ai.ni rf Pnta. ). I'apar. : AODHRM j.. . 1, M. H. da YOUNi, tiapnatnrt, r. ( hmnlel, AR FRANCISCO, CAL I1ie Clreolatlon of the CHR0N ICf.B ll equal to that of ALL THK 0TH KB n FraneiMO MoralBf Paper. Com TheNewChronicIe Bnildin nt'NINKHH l!DKX. F. A. V. J. Jlallcyi physician, llnrrrtt A Adam., alt'y -at-law; V. II. llrtiwn,' DontiHt, sec card. IC.V ST li UN MlliMNEK.ioe ad, II. II. (Ireer, lirocer, see ml. HIIUlMirit I'liariiiury, ace ad, IlllUlioro Meat Market, see ad. f. H. llcldlc, llakery, Main si. neu ad S. II. Huston, iitt'y-nt-law! io(l.( J. I, KiiIkIiI, liiNiiruilCH nut, aee 0. W. A. Iialdlaw, Mi'rcluiiil.aee ad. H. T. I.I it k Inter, phyHlclaii; aee ail. . It. rlprncer, llurlier, see ad, Hi'hiilmct-lch & Hin. gen, iiidn-. Ht'hnlmerlt'h JI Kooh: butchers. J. H. Hnilth, Itu'Mir wead, T. H. Tongue, iitt'y-al-Jnw; ace ad. .Iiiiii. s l'liiyipcTamlfnle. M. U. II. I'utei'iiahrer, Jeweler, see ad. Wiley Dcnnls.Clly Livery, nee ad. W, l. Wood, phyaiolan; see ad. W.J. Wall, mimic leacher; xce ml. WIIkeH llrua, .urveyors.HCfl ad. S. B. HUSTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC Koom 8 Union Block, HllUbore,Of. BARRETT ADAMS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Ruoina 6 and 7 Cautral Bloek, Ulliiboro, T. H. TONGUE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, In Morgan Block, llillsboro, OnfO W. D.W0OD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Onice ill Chmietto ltw. RealdeoflO, eoruur First and Main streets, lilllsbuso, Oretfon, S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C. M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Oflle in IllUsboro Pharmacy. Resi dence eut of Court llouiw. OUlce Ixmrs from a. m. to p. m. at Pharmacy wbsn not vUltln; iwfors and silsr Ihml Urns at reeidsnos. F. k. BAILKT, M.D. r. 1. BA1LBT, DRS. r. A. AND F.J. BAILEY, Phyticiaas, Surgeons and Accoucbera. Orfli in llillsboro Pharmacy. Res, demw soutn-wmt cormir llaaelliie and Second. All caHa promptly attended day or night. JAKES pmLLIPPI TAJOSIi, I D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Hurgnon Southern PseiAo Railroad Oo, Consultation In Krench or Kngllab. Offlo snd rtwidence south of Main near Id St., Hillaboro, Or. VAILKES BROS. ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS. Conveyancing and fins man work specialty. . Undsay Bloek, two doors north of U postoffloa. Bseond sL, UUsbors, Or. C. B. BROWN, rjICNTIST, iin.i.snoito, oitr.tioN. ( HOLD CKOWNTnd lilt I iMir. works HHx-lulty. ALL W'OIIK OimrcntpiMl. Itoiiins I mid t MurgHii llloek, Okkk k llot'iis: From n a. m. lo 4, r. w. Xew House, Two lUorVs rrnm .Newly rurnilinl. t niuii Depot. BAHR HOTEL KunMn ami American I'lmi Fi'Risie in mmm stvlk All The Modern ImproTementi, Fire ,u Proof, Hot aud CoW Water, . Centrally Located. RATES: $1.00 A DAT. S. M. HARR, rrop. Corner Sixth ami C.liasn Streets Portland, Oregon. X ll in North Milr mlilition at lri .r iiMiiilh. hiKniiiti ut lliix ,nicf . IOUMAIJv or Irudu n koihI B'i inch . wiitcon ill mil chmp lore anil, r will Irone for niilch cow. lii(llre at ihiMofllcr. fj'O ltlCNT. Tlnw rouiini in prime rrsl M. IH'lir.O llfHr OlIHIIICKH lilllt n( r Inldreii wanteti. .. i n.i.mb, tall iv inn unicn, 'IX) UKVI.-A iiira little collide mthiu X oii block o ihe hiiKiiifim ,n f (0W ut $7 per niontli of W. K i'luiriii', Kiiiiuif in thin "fl'u or BKAVKHDAM TO Ji KN'F. Triii7 1 to 1(1 ocrt-d of finud Uitvcrdnm lo rent at K h i'o,i0 l.r,.frr" '""'I r " rtreim, K. I.. Jnnifs, UilUboro, Or. 81-lf pl.0V WAN'IKU.-'Jhe pn"rli, - , , ... ... .nifi-vu r lllf) nov will uio trouble by nluriiin. thu unmoat '"." 81-31 WANTKl):;-.fiitmtioii nn farm by 'man and wife wiihoutXhihlieii. Woni an tn do limine work, n.an lo work on fc,(J.,,,I!ir1t.Abr. umce or "ddfw" ItlllK II lu..L k - t.l 1. l . A 1-I persons knowing Ihfinielvea in- " 'ouu lo ur, F. M. lSobiiuon ar. hereby reqtii jled In cull and settle w thl,! Ihe next Jib days,, , t10 :MI , , placed in the hand of m. i.i,.,..i Zl" D, JEWINQ MACfllht MADE IT? OR Ann num. . .. AND lS5BfeP T' SAYESIair The Best MONEY ru mkchlnaa ah.ap.r than you can Bt elaawhara. Tha REff Hons our b.ai, bat wt uaka okaaper klnda, anch aa. thar OU1SAX. IDBAL an? ttiar Hick Ana, BlTrtl..l p,.", awing Haeauaaa far 18.00an . Call en anr acant or arrita na. w want your traaa, tmt Uariaaa, tarma and aqaara daallnf wUl wis, i will hava It, ra ehalUnga tha world to frodaea BBTTBB $10.00 lawlaa; naehlaa Iter $80.00, or m botUr 0. owing Baehlno far fSO.00 than von ean oar from na, or onr Acenta. THE KEW HOME SEWIH6 MAGHIRE CO. IUlnurioi),i;i. Ati,hs,BCT ron UALt av j
