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THE BROCIDEJ TEMPER. Mary Kllen had temper, a quick and flery lumper. It vu the Block den temix r, aa Mary Ellen had un fortunately heard herttuother miy many a time with a Now if the Brockdwiia Lad bwu coiunton indole the eae would have beeu quite different. F.veryotteLhour ' ta M rjlMi'a room the know how bt-antly an ebullition of I wrath look In well, in somebody ... ......... i - not dMinffuUhcd. There i some thing so coftrte about it, you know tbU flying all to piece over nothing. Why, that U the way Mary Ann Mappit dot, and she U simply odious. Well, What else did Mary Elleo have beside her Brockden temper? She had a brother two year vounirer than her-lf. Ben was his name. A temper and a brother really quite an unfortunate coiubina tion of poMscHiions. Where did lien Ret hla diHxr,itIon' Nobody knew. AKKvatlngly aerene that i what he wm. Not a bit of Brockden temper about him. And lie did the luoxt dreadful thin. Don't ak me to enumerate them You Jut watch any real live boy for an hour, and put into your note- a . a m -ii l.t.... ft... I ixK.a aiwioi nil iiir iiuiik and you Will rU HOW lien univr Mirenijr ui ui-urj . - wary i-uen aimoHi wiki. rur.-nr .... .... ....in .ii ...... - . , .V r...r-,, v.v, . a...., - r girl. AikI IJen was a ioy, an aggm- .. . . .. ... i. vai.ngiy serene ooy. i w ruuuK -a. I.-,.- Xf 11..1.1.1,1.1,11 lint tiriftrU'.Mf 110 WHH m lrr I .1. shlverea nersen oeiore "ne Ki ui a i i....air. to it. Hhe had bn twelve years at this accomplishment, for at the very mo ment when my story ojeim Mry Kllen was fourteen and Ben was twelve, and sho began trying to g't used to It when Ben was a baby. Where was Mr. Brockden? Itown town attending to buslne. Nobody could expect him to do more than that. He was growing quite bald as It was. "Mamma," announced a.ary t-u -o . . . ...l i l il... l.wL.na tnnna riiia 111 Ifht AH V aiaij"- ' r inrt from a Brockden who had inherited "Mamma, again." ine iHiiiny Ben's leen Into my room . . r . It.. , ....i ...n "Yes, dear. I sent him lu to get vmir vli)yiiH bottle. Mine was j - empty and my head ached." "Hum! I'm sorry about your head, mamma, of course, but Ben's kicked up the rug before my dresser, and jerked up the west window shade crooked, and knocked a book on my arand and switched the rover half off-" "Oirthebook,daughter?"auxlously N,. mumms. of course not. Off i F the stand. I shall just speak to him when he comes In.! Mrs. Brockden sighed Bound the corner Ben was coining, as It happened, at a leisurely pace( Very calm he looked as his sister net him In the hall and, with the as sistance of the Brockden temper, Is? gun to upbraid him for his careless ness. With undiminished serenity he removed his hat, hung It up, and d alio (sime abruntlv to a pause, he remarked with the air of au art critic "Pretty big fus for getting your room a bit catawmpus, Yes. that Is tho awful word he used. Mary Ellen would have lis k ed shocked if she had not heard him use it so often before that the edge was sort of worn off it. For the hundredth time she uow leniiuded him that It was not in the dictionary. "Then it ought to be," was the un ruffled response, "It's a very good word. And you'd look ls-tter saying 4-atawampus yourself than you do raging and boiling s round about nothing." "About nothing !" aluiont shrieked Mary Ellen. "If you were a girl" "What!" said Bon sternly. "lo you think I'd be a girl? I might liave the Brockden temper, or some other kind of a temper." "IMd (Ireat-grandfather Brockden usually have such an old team of a temiier, mamma? And if he did how did Prlnky get hold of It?" "Prluky!" moaned Mary Ellen. And Mrs. Bnakden, who had come: out into the hall, shivered, ls cause tills altercation was much worse tlrau even she, w ith her large experience, was aci-ustomcd to. For motiient she wlshetl that her hus tsxnd had some otlwr business, soma- thing not so wearing on his hair, and . thou ahe could HPpeal to him. But abe rt'fltvtcd that he was making a irreat deal of money where he was, and so reolvl to go on alone as she liad done, keeping the peace as bent -.he might between her flery daughter ami her eool but obstinate ' "Mamma, he called me Prlnky!" complained Mary Ellen w Ith a sob, "Yes, love. I wouldu't mind," aoothed Mrs. Brockden. Vow Marv Ellen with her flushed i u...iA.myMr.l iarr ami in i' i j t i" r ' ' ' .. . ..vlhlmr hut a love, as lien seemed m . think. And.speinr that she wasi lasr Hiamma's ad- sloe and mind it very much Indeed, the boy calmly Uiok his hat, restored it to U isn'h on the lank of hi tioa.l. aikl went out aualn Into the etrw-U Mrs. Brockden thankfully, ll a, little hastily, llpel off to her own t!v holtinir the dr be- t.ia.1 and Marv Ellon anI the ii.k.L I .minor were left to them- - -, - ... . ,-. .win akl,h. Ihev tt'lilt UD tO ' . Mary Elh' nou, ,.ltefully Jerked the shade stra.ght, and vy vigor- tho ously put the room lu it original order. Then they sat down in the Ly-chalr. It waa a raxl-Maed chair, much too large for Mary Ellen al.ui. but she and the Brockden temper tiled it full. "I don't see why mamma lets Ben act so." said Mary Ellen. "He ought to be puniahed," added the temper, "Calling bis only nister Prlnky!!" "IIe' got a horrid name,' aid Mary Ellen, who thought Roy and Karl and namea of that sort sweet 'And he's a horrid boy to match it," supplemented the temper. Juit then Addle LouUe Nelnon ,. .n1 .mu .h was lu4neM w. ,. kiK in " i hurry. It would never do to let Addle IHiUe, who waa, according to every body, the lovelleat girl In town, see even a urockden temper. "I met Ben," began Addle Louise. 'I wish I had a brother Just like him." - 'Ah!" renbonded Mary EUen, with what waa mat to be a charm lng air of tranlnes. "J wouldn't a v It to evervone. of cuurte. but I find him quite aggravating. B I Ad.lie LouLw looked surprised, but -taid nothing. That waa the net-ret of everybody's thinking her a lovely girl. Hhe knew when to hold her tongue. And the Brockden temper waa not entirely out of night yet, though Mary Ellen thought It waa. The nest day Uucle Ben Brockden came. He was the kind or an uncle t, I. .. KAiirnr aanJ at Itai'l.ftB.liP 4'lth --r-. - - i nr,...r, ..-.I r,Uu uhim In nriw nir Iiik.1 i f ntanv Utvlliriitrui intnin 11 1 - - - - - - - ... wan mi uuijr w .uFF.,. . L.i... - .....k r iu.n farv Kllan - - . mm ii. a 1 a...n I ... ... .a a t a iMinupa iiw hihvhii kwii i weeks, but this time he had not been in the house twenty-four hours when he said, at the dinner table: "Tom, I'm going West on a business trip to-morrow aud should lue 10 taae Ben with ine. . Any objections?'! "None at all," was the auswer, as Mr. Brockden' eyes rested kindly on his son. Hecretly he idolized Ben and equally aecretly ha pitied Mary Kllen. He knew something himself about that abominable Urocauen u. nmi 1,1 im it rwvininir nm m; J. UW UHHUW UCU itM ww "' I was not, even though she knew ber uncle could not take a girl with him . tinJnai. triii Mr. Brockden' memory ran swiftly t. k to hkown maiden aunt. Mary Kllen looked like her. But whereas NUrv Klln waa onlv Deouerv as yet. the maiden aunt had lived to add to .pr wooer, vlneirar: and to her vine- r-rm , - gar, miiHUrd He could see. too. that Mary Ellen was having a oau tunuence on brother, warping hi naturally her fine temper by iher unreasonable out- bursts. Yes, Ben, take him by all means," he said, -u.wui uo uiw it good." "He'll nils nis music lessons, objected Mary Ellen. . No he will, daughter," responded Mr. Brockden cneerruiiy. -reopie generally miss oue goou to omaiu .a a . a .. I ! " another." And no more was said. A week went by. Mary Ellen, though she would uot own it, was beginning to miss Ben. For it must bo admitted that this aggravatlngly serene little fellow waa a very lovable little fellow as well, Then one day came terrible news, There (had been a washout In the i an von. A whole passenger train - s was lost, and Ben and L'ncle Ben were to be on that train. Mr. Brockden' face was white Hint ins nanus were snaaing wuru nr came home. Mrs. Brockden fainted, .... . . ... .... . i aud Mary Ellen, Ignorant Mary Ellen, was In everybody's way Hileutly she stole up to her room She would have given anything to get back that remark made to Addie Ixuise that she found Ben aggravat ing. But she could not get it hack, Now, behind her temper was a firmness that was like fllint. Her heart was heavy, but there were no Uars for her eves as she cried out "O Ben ! Ben ! " And then she got up from the big easychair. With th e gentlest touch she pulled up the west window shade crooked, she turned up the corner of the rug before her dresser, she took the book off the stand and laid It iftlv on the floor, she pulled the rover awar. and au me time ner lips were quivering. "This room Is" she hesitated, "I is eatawampus," she aaid, "and I am a mean little prlnky. O lien! Ben!" And then the tears came, I aaa . . I a . I. la m tU la Th -re are so many mistakes in this world, and some of them are such blewed things! It was a mistake about Ben and Uncle Ben being on that lust train. But it wss two days before the family found it out. For the travelers, having changed their plans, had gone up Into the maun tains and knew nothing about the accldeut until a day after It had occurred. Then to be sure they started home it onw. For Lncle Hen seemed to i I. i .,..i.. .1 i .vin. I rl iiiMinnnwjr - I.. . , . ii. .i ii I A. II.. me sirm m assure his family, allbougu be had at once sent a tlvraai to them that he and the boy were sate. It wa the next day after the re turn. Ben waa passing thnaigh the upp balL 111 aiater door wa open. . He locked In, and then aauntereil a p to the taNe where she was wriUng a letter. "Why, Pluky!" i . ... he exclaimed; ami If he had auid ,.. w l-ll . II amrel or uaruna. .'larj tjira imuui . . 11...1 l..l:t.ll- not nave biuhi umt "Thi room ls"-and then he stopped! rvuaBiiig. A dreadta! word w a oo tue end of hi tongue. ElUn, looking 'Ye," ld Mary hlic steadily In the eye. "This room 1 catawawpu. I keep it that way now." Ben wa only twelve, but be understood. "Papa," he said a month later, "that wa a pretty biff prot Mary Ellen tuadv gT6at-grauauinr xn.- den, waan't ltr" "What do too mean, my auaT "Why, ihe'a jtveo hlru back the Crockden temper." "Poor lltUe clrl !" eald the lather, who had been w atching hi daughter' truinrtaa. "Poor!" echoed IWn. "Wby, 1 think aha'a solendld. Look at her grit. I tell you I'm rroud she' my slrtter." .... - .. Wm. Zachabv Oudkm. A THRILLI." 15UDE5T. "Iluah' What strange nolie is thai I hear upstairs?" exclaimed a prom inent Rebekah the other evening in the weaenoa of ler seven daogtter and a large patlor full 6f t&elr jrvoog acquaintance, Tba merry laughter and Joyous conversation that naa prevailed among the' happy group i. i.l t 111., t lUktnlncf wim e r.p.ui.y yi. and all was MM a ueam. t or . w moments not a sounu waa ueaxu, vh that which had startled tb timid matron who gave the alarm, nd that, bv reaion of' tha alienee i.rwailln?. aounded more distinct than ever. "Burglars! Police!!" yelled the coterie of ladle as they, with one . whMl4lllt ofthe boum into ,.lrln in niirr-i, mu, t.....-. n lit- fl.k of frightened - i -- mmnnwl off to the neareat - . police station, some three blocks Alvln, Ih(( s,.tion-houa , at trilal vm . .. - , nM. Ulilri i iru vm iii f exhausted. Having become partially restored and in a measure composed, In a babel of. voices they managed to tell the tale of the cause of their stampede. The lieutenant, accompanied by a squad of stalwart police and tne turnkey, followed by the tremming ladies, hastened towards the house to capture the daring burglar, mey had scarcely left the statiou-houae when the lieutenant 'was ran into and UD!mt lnlo th. kad the ' - wnoie pusw i.iruwu .uWWUn.... Hon, by a roan running a the top of his speed wunoui nai, cowi or rn,., or shoeaou nw rees. neu uim-u ihe police were about to nuwe nu off to the station as a thief, because one hand claped a sword, belt, epau lette and chapeau, and me ower held a pair of long boots, wn giia- I. . ' .. . . T-l. lemng spurs on me nevis. io iui actually sparkled, because mey were set with diamonds. I . . a Fortunately, as the ladies garnered around the supposed cuipru, me one that had originated the alarm, ex claimed:' "Don't take him to the tatlou-bouse, tor ne i my uusohiiu. and at once they were locked in each otner9 embrace. An explanation followed, from which It had appeared tfaat the captured husband waa rea- pjoie for the alarm which fright eueJ the jre a, or was, an officer of high rank In the Patriarch Militant, whom hi fellow chevalier and brethren of hi lodge had bon ored with a testimonial, consisting of the above-mentioned diamond pointed spurs, in appreciation of his military proficiency, and a a token of their brotherly love and esteem On the evening in question, he was engaged in cleaning up and bur nishinir bis accoutrements for the grand parade of the order next May In doing so he had occasion to en lanre the spur in order to make them fit bia new army boots. Th! he attempted to do with a wood rasp, which, sounding to those In the onflow below like sawing the Iron fastenings of one of the back win dows, caused the panic which placed all concerned In a sorry plight. A professional man should never monkey with mechanic's tools, for when he does so he Is sure to make trouble. Better write prescriptions, briefs, sermons, or sell a too of coal If in that business, than try to build a house. Wka the Feet art Tire. A spirit bath, such Is as sometimes used by professional dancers, U ex- I cedent to keep the feet In good con dition. After bathing them rub the solo and between the toes with a little alcohol, whlca may be per fumed with a small quantity of lav- ruder or violet water water or eol ogna, to make it more agrreebje. A systematic bathing of the fret, put ting on fresh stockings, or freshly aired storking, each day, allowing the shoes to rest and air at least twenty-four hours before they are worn again all this eooducea to the health of the members. There is s-an-ely any thing that la so restful after a fatlgueing walk or household employment a a foot bath followed by a change of stocking and shoes. It Is astonishing to one. who has never tried mu simple metnoa or treating the feet how often corns, and even bunions, will vanish before such care. ttaraate4 Care. We authorlte our advertised drug gist to sell I. King's 5'ew Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, upon this condition. If you are af flicted rlth a rough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this remedy a directed, giving it a fair trial, and eiperlenp no beuefit, you may return the bottle and bare your money refunded, we eould not wake this offer did w not know that I. King' Xev pi covery could ne relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottle free at Hillsboro Pharmacy. Large size 50c and II. J Paittieal ifelaiusa. Tommy Paw. what did the spemkt-r mean by keeping the ballot pur?.. ... Mr. Figg.- th, what's that ? Do, a pure ballot? I guess It mean a straight ticket. THE WOOL XiR&ET. Theodora JuMioe, senior member of tha Philadelphia wool commission firm of Justice, Batenian A Co., addresses tha following letter to Sen ator Voorhees : Philadelphia, Ta-, Oct. 3. Hon. Panlel W. Voorhea, Terre Haute, Ind. Pear Sir: I am very glad to see in tha Pre of this data that In a speech at Jefferson, ino., on Monday, you predicted that "wool would sell w Ithln two week at prices higher than prevailed at any time under the McKinley act." Every woolgrower will be glad to know that there la some prospect fcr a check to the decline In American wool which ha taken place alnc wool waa put on the free list on August 27, for since that data U laest wool In your state, viz: Indiana merino unwashed, ha declined over 11 per cent and tha price U still drouuln. and Ohio XX. which 1 rr- tha standard grade of American wool, ha declined over 15 per cent since wool was put on the free list, and I still going do f n If you feel confident of your pre diction that wool will sell within two week at price higher than pre vailed at any time under the McKln ley act, the Arm of which I am i member, can offer you an opportun Ity for a profitable Investment In wool. They will lurnlsh XX Ohio, which la about the finest grade of American wool, at 1HJ ceuta for such sold at 30) cent on Marcb 1, 18V'l, a decline of over 39 per cent since the McKinley law was administered by General Harrison's administration and immediately before tariff pro vision waa begun, and which sold at 34 cents in March, 1891, immediate ly after the McKinley law waa en acted. ' An advance in the price within two weeks from 18 cents to 84ft cent, the highest price under the 'McKinley law, would be an advance of over 80 per cent, paying a profit of $160,000 on each 1,000,000 pounds of wool bought. Here is an opportunity to make money if your prediction is correct, which seldom occurs more than once in a lifetime, and if you desire to make the opera tion, my firm will furnish HO per cent of the money required, and w ill buy the wool for yon, and you can secure aa many minion pounua m the markets of Philadelphia and Boston a you will probably want, as every responsible wooi-ueaier in these market will be glad to take vour business on the same term. Aa the McKinley law on "manu factures of wool" la still in force, and a the reduced dunes oi me senaie bill do not go into effect until Janu ary, la, and as me mm aireauy have, free wool, of course they are busy. The contrast between busy American woolen mills and a dull American wool market with falling price 1 one of the first fruit of the repeal of the duty on wool. Many manufacturers, who under the Mc Kinley law wool schedule previous to their repeal, were using American wool exclusively, are now using foreign. Others are uow using for eign wools to mix with domestic, w ho, previous to the 27th of .ugust, were nsing the latter excluaively, so that the promised Increased use of American wool (under the new tariff law) for mixing purposes has not been fulfilled, but. on the other band, American wool has so far been displaced by the use of foreign as to make the orpier almost unsalable, involving concessions In price in order to place American wool on even terms with foreign wool. It Is exceedingly gratifying to learu that Americans are soun to have an ad vancing wool market, for under the new tariff bill the only declining wool markets In the world are In the United States, while foreign market are advancing, a you will see by reading the dally cable reports of the London . wool mictions. American wool have declln! at a time when the American mills, which are still operating under the McKinley law, are the only mills In the world that are at present crowded with orders, Very truly yours, TlIKOnOKK JlSTH E. Tata." In nothing I the student of Amer can folk-pee-h so Hahle to error as Ip assigning geographical limits to a ward or phrase. The English cal dialects were pretty thoroughly mixed. One gained a little more dominance In one place, another in another, but a stray provipi-ial term t prone to turn up ip place the most unexpected. "Tote" haa long been regarded a a word of African origin, confined to certain region where negroea abound. A few year ago Mr. C. A. Htepheos, in a story, mentioned an old tote road" in Maine. I wrote to inquire, and he told me that certain old portage roads, now abandoned, bore that name. find the word used In a 'Jlemonstramw" from the people of Gloucester county, yrgn, pre served in the puNic record office jn London. This paper bear date 177, Then there were four times a many white bond servants as negroea In Virginia. "Tote" appears to have been a well understood ng(ih word in the sevt bteenth century- It meant then, a now, to bear. (ur lesque writer who represent a negro as "toting a horse to water" betray their Ignorant. Io V'nfinl Eng. IM, the negroe carrle" the boras to water by making the horse Mtote" him. Tbe YamhIM county court has granted permission for the erection of a telephone line from McM inn villa toXewberg by way of laj tn and Lafayette, and the projector promise quick work. for Infants YHIKTT T ati af Ca.tori wltk jpatrMaf atUnefjariaa. a4waUwipMkjrUvltkM jrMta. MJiwwoaUjMkijraW ta vorl t w l hot. I 1 k f mJ CkU d MaUk 1 lIt fir Of aHa, f-It wCP wt tki Ut. . ,Ta tyMgjkT Wt gtkLay : wktc ta afcaolaUly AT aa4 pitivaliy prfvgt at m akila' mdloia . j, ' , ' r: CaWi 4 tjsra Wo I mn CattrialUyFyTl-kana. CMtaiaataTaaDittacfoarard. C.totU wt.lW?i1yui-C'110' Caatarla flUr Taataiiag TroakU. , Ji CHtaMUJPUMtttoaaad rutwlaaf. C aarta avtsw-ll tk atTU f arllo I4 f aa r po 1 a a a .air. C tarta ao Ml ooataia aaarf klaaap laj. or otk.r aarMtla arapartj. CaatartaaalBtasiJafaaa;al ' OaaWrU ta yat aa laaa-taaatUa. ailr. It 1 nat aold la kalk. . Dm'I allaw aatj-U yaa aaytklii tk. ru r rml, tkat tt la "i J E Z Mi wtU ary parpoaa." SWa tkat r gat Q-A-f -T-O-R-I-A. - . Chlldrea Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Mil Kill FF'.M HALE. virloa of leoution, drens aud 1 1 ordar ot aale. Iand out of the eiroail ouartof thsaiataoC OrKon.tor w Mb I un ion aunnty, in faror of Uaorx 8. Kobiumin, plaintiff, and auainat Jotau H. Urmortald and Man H. UrocnUcld, dafrndanU, for lha lain of IS 8u, ooau, apd for I ha f artbaf am of $.Ui.0O, I'. H. rfold ooin and for iO.l0, atioroay's fM, witb iniaraat tbara un at Uta rata of 10 per oant V' annum, from tba 2Mb day of Auhohi, 1SS, and for tboaoataaad axpanaraof aala and ot aaid writ. Sow. tbarnfora, br virtaa and IB i.nunM uf aaid Induiaaut. dacraa and ordrf of aala, I will, on Mouday, tba V.th day of Noeinber, iw, ai ina aonin uowr m tba soar! boon, In UiUaboro, Waabinuton aoouty, Ortspm, at tha boor of in o o a a U. ot aaid day. aall at public aoctloa W lha biabaat bidder for oaan, ina iiioinK-uva-uribad raal property, towit i MKionmii at tna v awemon wru. "" north aida of arotion B T I H I W of Wiilamatta mandiau, mnning tbaui-a bobm U.M chain! to a poat, tbrnoa aat iu ounm to a poat, tbanea aoutb 1S.MI obains to ina eantr of iba Scboll's rry road, tbenoa north 71T IS', aaat aloon tba aantar oi aaiu road lO.Mobaina to a aUka U aaid road, tbenoa north obaioa to a puat on are- tioolinaoa nortbudaof said aaotum tbaoa wmI 'JUUU obains to tba place cf becinnina oontaininu 40 aoraa, ittnatmi in WaabinHtou county, Orun, to aatm'y tba berelnbefora nauad anina, and for tba eoata audexpanaii of aaid aala. aaid property ill be sold aubjeat to redemption a per tatate of Dragon. -"O-W ,. , Witueaa my hana tbia ntnaayot bar, I, . t. HKl. bbariB oi wasnmKMiD oonnty, r. BT yirtoa of au eiecutiou, decree and order of aale, iaaued out of tba eiroail poartof thetteof Orairou, for Washing ton oonnty. In favor or ueorge t . ravuir aoa, plainna, aifd againat Jauie H. llaul- ington, Uliva r.. niiuiinKiun. a, u- ni IPgtop and f- Jubuaon, defendanta, for tba Bia of af..fH, l-oeia, ana lor me iuiiiwi am of $iStf.U), U. h. gold ooia, with inter at thereon at Uia rata of lu per cent per annniu, from tba Stb day of October, 1WI, and for Ibe ooata and exitenae of tale and of aaid writ. Now, therefore, by virtu and in poruuee of aaid judgment, decree and order of aala, I will, on Monday, tbe l.'tn day of November, 1MM, at tb aoutb door of tba eourt boo, Id Hillaborj. Wrbingtou county, Uregon, al tha boar of lu o'olock A. St., of said out, aeu ai puons umiiuu hj tba blgbeal bidder for eaab, tb foilowiug- dtMcnbad real property, towit t Lying and being in Washington county, Uregon, and mora particularly described aa follows, town I Degiunin- at ma sontn wast oornar pf lot No. 10 of and iu Htel' dditiou to Meavarton, oonnty and Hat aforesaid, and running theno north " :is-, aal i.6 chain to tba north -weat corner of aid lot No. 10, thenca north Ui', aasl i.t chains to a stake by tba plauk fence, tbeno oath 13S', west S.ou chain to tb aoutb Una of tba said lot No. 10 to Make by tba fenoe, tbenoa west 8.7ft chain to lb plao of begiuning. eonUtning 2 acres, aooord- ina to tha neorded plat thereof, to satisfy tba hereinbefore named nut, and for tb soata and expenses of aaid sale, bald prop erty wtU b aold eubjol to redemption a per (taint oi uregon. lines my nana wit inaaaiui bar, 1SHI, n. f. tUKU, Bberin ot Waamnguia aounty, or. HTATIQX. IS th aounty court, of tha (tat of Dra gon. o Wssbingtoc county, la tb matter vf tb eelsle of Joha D. Udrick. deoeaaed. lo bamuel Ledriok. Mf. Jubo fetter. Mm. Eliaabcth stcboil aud Hosaa Marab Ledriok, and all perauus interested la said Vou, and each of yon. are hereby required to appear In tba bov named court, at tb eort hooes in Uillsboro, onuuty and state Joreaatd, on Moodav. Ibe Alb day of No vember, ih!. al 10 o'clock A. M. of aaid dav. and abow anae, if any exist, why an never of aale should not be made a prayed for la the pennon of tb administrator of late, which aaid petition is herein aid BUd, and praying tbat tba adrntniatraior of writ. aid deceased, John D. Ledriok, he directed Now. therefore, by virtu and in pnma lo sell nil the land belonging lo th aaid anc of said judgment, decree and Older of Jofaa U. Ledrick. deoeaaed, to pay Ibe sale. I will, cm Mond.y, IU Ijtb day of laim against said eetale. aad for tbe costs j November, Sut, at Ihe aoutb door if the and eipenaea of adminiatratlon. Said nd ' ! oonrt bouaa. In Hillsboro, Wanhtngbin ar (tlaat IB Whtngton Poaaty, Oregon, I pouu'T, Oregon, at tbe hour of lo o cl.x-k A, and re deecribed aa follows, low H; 1 b U , of said dsv, sell al public sootion to the wet half of tbe nortn-esst Husner oi eee- ip one soul Ibree'weot of Willametfe meridian. W lines in nonorstti o. r. v or aeliua, Jadgs ol tb Uooulr lioart i .... I of tb sum ot Oregoa, frr tb j ounty of Waahingtoa. with Ibe eeal of (aid ooart alfited, th i ad daj of October. IM. V Attest t K. H. UOOUI S, C lerk. Retire t Ihe ABpAlmtmeait ef . Aaalgaee. NOTICE I hereby given, that William Chalmers, a resident and inhabitant of Webantan eoaal. Orvgoo. ha aaaignment of all bia property, tof tbe ben:' at of all his creditor. That tha ircatl Mart of tb sum of Oregon, for Washing lop, aoaaty b ppaioted lb amleratgned a aigBfpf tb '' "f I'- William C'balmera. maolveot. apd tbsl 1 have qoali. M and entered apoa the dia-bsrg of my dati.- . . All persons, therefore, having claims against aaid elate, ar hereby requested aad required lo oreeepl said claima andet oath to me. law ofBc of Tboma H. Toogue, ia Hilisnoro, Or. pubis tbre KHitb from Ibe dM hereof. . HUlwatw,(N- .Opmbe 10. 1M. . btkJAMiN ti( HtLFll.LP. 4sig'ne of b NUU of W tifiaa ChafuMr. iaaulvesl. rpflaT aaderxgne I has bea dulv sptrtnfed X by tb avantf i-ourt of Waebingturt eosnty, Oregon, eterotrit of tb etM of Uarmann Hebltng. r'eoeaeed. Ism of l or Mini, WaehingUMi oanly. Oregon, sud ha qaalitted a such. All persona having eUian aa-aiaM ld nUMis reqaired Wo present them, with pnsier voaoters. withia au moo lbs from tb dM of tbi aotew. Corneliaa, Or, October 10. I 4. - - hMlLIK KLrJUNO. Eiaestrit of lb laat wul and t:aaeat of Meraiaa bebUog. do4. eV-.H - - -. ' -T- 1 Children. ta iiTrf wrapper. Ml MMOVH. IN tba oin-nit court of lb etata of Ire- 1 hhi, fur the eouut uf wai.biiivtiu. Ibe r'lrxt Nntiounl Hei.k of Hilleboro. ) plmtitiB, . Ueoma H. Mnikle, Clara Markle. Ida Markle tieaarnbrncb, IteMeiitirarh. tba busbnnil of anid Idn; Vnn H. De lubniutt. Marie V. lel.liiuutt, tbe Oretrnn Natiuual Hnnk of I'urtlnnd, and V. W. Cntlin. riwiTer of the Oregon National liauk of 1'urilnnd, defendauta : loUeurKa K. Markle, Clara Markle. Ida Markle lleaMcuhrnub and to ' Hueaen hrnob. buaband of aaid Ida, dcfeudauU : In tbe name of the elate of Oreuon. yon and each of yon, are hereby n-qoired lo , in Rn,w,t tne ibe above nnuitd nourl, and complaint tiled airainet von in tba above entitled suit, by MondaT, the With day of Not m tier, l'.tt. whtob will be the Mral day of the neit rennlr terui of said oonrt folloeiiitf tbe expiration of the time in tbe order for tbe publication of thi uuiiuona. And if yon fml an to anewer raid rxMUKlaiut, for waut thereof, the plain till will applv to tha court for tbe relief in aid eomiilaiiit prared for, towit : That tbe plaintilf have Judgment asainlt tbe defendant, George H. Markle and Van 11. liel.aabiuutt, for the nuiu of ',lfiO(iO in Ignited Hlatea gold ooin, with internet Ibereou ainoe Marob K, 1"M, at tbe rat of ii tier oent per annum, and Ibe anui of f id) attorney feta, and tbe further niu of (.U.'JO late paid, with interest tbureou ino April V, IS'.H, al the rata of eight per oeut per annum, and tbe ooot aud dis btirwuientH of this suit. '1 bat tbe mortuaee executed hy said d fendants ou tb ixtbdayof Marcb, Isms, and recorded on pmre U 1 of tlook "H," of Ibercoorda ot iiwiiiuhkcs for Waabington oonnty, Uregou, to Moura said sum, be loreclosed. That aaid aeveral snuis be declared to he a livp pnor and suiriof lo any lien or ulaim of any of tha above unnied defend nuts, in and to that trsot of laud descrtlied in satd mortgage, and mUioh ia lying, bei.ig mid situate within nnsnmgton oountv, lregiu, aud wore particularly , bounded and described as follow, town t Comuieni-ing at the north-east corner of the donation laud claim of Albert Htewart and wife, in section three (3) town on (ll south rang two Cfl wet Willamette merid ian, and ruuuing thence aeot on north line of said claim to tbe nst ln.e of the dona tion land claim of U. H. huiith and wife, in vrtion four (4), township aud rang afore said, thenc south to Ibe south exit ooruer of md donation land claim of tb said ii. 11. Smith, tbeuo south to tbe no tb -es corner of tbe donation land claim of 1'boa. Htewarl and wife iu section four (4), town ship end rang aforexaid. tbeno east to tb south-east corner if tb donation land claim of Albert Hlewart and wife, and tbenoa north to tha plao of beginning, oontaiuing one hundred aud ti,fij .x (l.'iO) acre. . 1 bat aiid laud be ordered to be aold and Uie proceed of looti sale he applied to tbe yiuent, to Ibe plaintiff, of aaid several sums ahov specified. Thai you, and each of you, and each, ot the stove named defendant be debated roin all intenat lu .aid premise, axoept fue equity of redumption ; aud tbat such .other and I urt ber decree be mad may ' eqnitabl. This summona ia pnblihrd again! yon br on er of tbe cwcnil oonrt. of tb slate of Oregon, for Waebington county, made sod entered on tb Stb fly p Oololier. 1hh. directing that tbia lumiuon b published against you one a week for ail su.-oeesive weeks, in tbe HiLLmoao Ixuirim.ssr, newspaper puhlisbed weekly at HilUborv, WssliingUn eoaiitv, Oregon. JO Ji THOH. H. TONOI K. Attorney for plaitij. H II . II IFF' HA I. K. BY virtue of an execution, decree and order of eale, leaned oat of Ihe circuit court of th date of Orgoti.fnr Washing ton eonntv, in favor of tne First National Hank of Hillelwro. plaintiff, and against Jamea A. (rerrisb. defendant, for the mm of II , cneta, aud for Ibe further sum of I f 44C Ml, t. 8. gold coin, with inteteat there , ob at the rale of 10 per sent per annum. j from the SiSi day of I ftjlober, and for I ibe costs and expenses of aal and of aaid highest tiuuer lor ean, tne following oei heviuninel post on tboulb liue of section St I, H K I W Willaiuel'e meridi an. iiluaM east elisius from th souih west corner of said section .'H and running tbeoc north e east parallel with weal line of said section 34, Ki 00 chains lo a poat & I chains east of tbe section corner oo west line of said sect ion M, tbeuo eaat A IS haipa, tbeno smith 7AS) chains, thence oath 77 east I'i 04 ebaina, tbenoe eoath 1" west 30.i ) cbsias to a poat on south line of sretiou m, tbenc west on eptioo line -7.ii7 chain to tbe plao of beginning, containing S5 acrea, situated in Washington county, Oregon, lo satisfy tbe hereintiefore named sums, and for the cost and eipenars of said sale. Hani prorerty will be sold snbject to redemption as per sinlnM of Orrgitp. Witaeas my hand In is llthdarnf Octo ber. ll. H. V. t'OHU, )4 aoerta of Waeblugtoa enanty. Or. Netlre te llrlrfge It adders. IIF.RV. will 1 let to the lowest bnl.ter on Octotr .Id. at 2 o clock I'. V... a bridge and All near Ambroae Tbornbarg pise nor-h of OreenvUle, a hrtilire near tbe C'hs. ( rocker pise south of HilUboro; snd two liridues on new count road. No. a. I, sonth f! of b- boll' Ferry : all bids to be ealed. I'lans and speciDcatincs may b seen at eonnty clerk's oloi on On Uihet 'ibl, at 11 o'clock A. M. The oonrt reserves Ibe rghl to i )ect one or all bids. td thisO tober a, 1.. Jo-7 fly order of (mmiionr's Cocit. H. F- tXlUNtLil a, ounty odg. Xetlre. MMIK annaxl meeting of th sUiekbolJer 1 of tb ill Mom huildiag Asse;iaiia, will be belt at Msaoai hall. Hills wro. (Jr.. on Halnrdav, SoveutOer lo, 1"4, si i 'lock f. M . for th porptM of electing director for tbe eoeuing y-r. and for tbe Iraaaactloa of each other miidm thai may b preeealed al said meeting hULsjLFM CKANDALL, Jo-24 bMraury. '-w."73 TCwwim Corrots'a C jrotasa J OUT.OF THE ! ! FnYCIB PAti Has come not a little knowledge as to cook ery what to do, as well as" what not to do. Thus we have learned to use BBTTGlEiE, the most pure and per fect and popular cook inc material for all fn'inz and shortening purposes. PROGRESSIVE nnnirmc ! WUUIUIIW it ia th natural outcome ml lof the age, and it teaches a a us not to alard, but ratn- s w er the new shortening. ! ESTT8LEEI p I which is far cleaner, and liorMtUil th.lll BtlV 3 o ? " lard can be -" C t i The success of Cotto- 9 i 1 , len huscalled out worth- ft less imitations under 5 1 'similar names. Look out if for thesel Ask your 35 Grocer for Cottolene, m and be sure that you get it. 5 i Wade only by It N. K. FAIRBANK 4. CO.. i i' . ST. LOUIS ana V- CMlCAOOMCW TO,BOSTON.IJ - CorroLSKie Lurnum y v...rroi.Nii y 1 C"rTOI.SKa .ITTOL.H. ;Lrr.iL.ii 4lt Ripans Tabules. Ripans Tabules are com pounded from a prescription widely used by the best medi cal authorities and ire pre sented in a form tlut is be coming the fashion every where. Ripans Tabules act gently but promptly upon th,e liver, stomach and intestines; cure dyspepsia, habitu.d constipa tion, offensive breath and head ache. One tabule t.tkeil at the first symptom of indigestion, biliousness, dizziness, distress after eatinur, or depression ot spirits, w ill surelv and ijnLkly remove the whole i!nli.cUx. Ripans Tahufts :n.iv Lonb-. tallied ol lie li e ,t il'tiKist. Ripans Tabu!:? 9r, H.iv lii I,!, i'. -J&' quik to net, ami ,of'V'.i i e,v o save many a d-'-.. '' tin's bin. sy FIRST NATIONAL HANK Tran-aitj a lleneral llaiikin Hininte. f. W. Hill' IE IIKNJ. hC'H(KlrLI I. D. MKUK Y.MAN .. Passmein .. .. Vit I'tinu in iUsntu Sell li(bl Kiiliaiu and Telfgrnphl. Transfera, and issues letters of Credit available throuulmnt the I'nited htates. Draws Hills of irlinnce on Londop, Liverpool, Uulilm, Knris, Herlin, r'rankfort on-the Mam, Mookboliu, ntid all (;tueial oitlea of tCarope. ColleotioD made op nil aeoeasibb 'point Hankina bane from 9 i. m. to .1 p. a. SHORTHORNS FOR SALE BOTH FASHIONABLY AND , , , , SUBSTANTIALLY BRED. I baie 1,1,1 tin. vosr In mv IktiI alofitf Mth lr. WltbyitimU-, Mr. Mario', .etrir. line aniitial, ' t otiiiieru., rrotti Ihe hont of Koliliins aons Imliana, lire' I tie the fainua hnixirted Crniik hsnk bull, " Monarch," who alotiK itU ioiirciiws of hi own piteliK-e, look tb world's champion licr.l prie aaia.! II other tireelH. Conrjnemr l of the iiefu.l afl In roin liiniliK milk An, I Hiiry iislities, ami I alana prize, v lutM-r, tlrt as a tearlinii st 4 ( a n In, I., district fair; tlrat at I u llannM,li state fnir; lirat at tlft-tmlt Mirb. staLi. fsirf hmshuI at III, in tsta fair, ami tirot wherever .liuau in iireiron. 1 ' ia tla.ni a s a Intvr of XI fir-t, li e-. oret ni : nweepatake priieo in the rt. I eifei I some t siusiiie aniiiialx lrm , I lliikf .in. a fhilr liuit'..- II . hreil lir Winn .1 ('lay, Ka.leton, Mu., aiel from their famous Imll. Hiir.jilL Ike weetike animal o(' snd 'Vt. kM) VF.TtllKS SLlll UN MISD Slut for sale al ftftiLvbM A Sonii ' Knrel ItroTi!, a ll. itrsntfe store, snd al tartan-tl in. tlill.ltoru. lhi. aee I wsr runted to lie free fmiii a il l ee.l A. t 11 I.MKK, I enterville, liri lv. Satire mf llaal !H-t t lenifnt. N O l K is herebv (riven, that the ia,ler timed bsv Died tbeir final sooounl as eieenlors of the laat will and tetameal of Miles tMvte. deneaseU. ta tbeoooutv eonrl, of the Met of ren. for Wmlnnvt'iu oonn'.i, and a( eoarl has ip-iint-,t U n dev. tbe I 'lhdsfof Novetnlr, lM. at lit o'clock A. M.. a the tuna fr,,r besxiim oh jeetions to said aoriabl, au.1 Hie arttletnetil ther, t.f. MvllUr. ( tolr l'l Al.HtKI) invito A. .. Iltili.it Kiei ntors of the last will and teatsmetil of Mile Uatlea, aeoeaa-d. M i Dlaaalatlaa af ( -l'artnrrhlp OTirR is berehT Kiven, Ihst Ihe Oria nf IjiKo A Oriiuee, K-h. ill's rerrv, ha tbia dsv dieaolved rtnersbip I.. K. (aKs bow be in if full owner, m culleol alt bills aad par all iwmntv All e-rsnns kiiowm taetueelve lodeLUxl lo tbe almva aaned firm, will pleaa call and settle at ime. lstea bi tb da; of .tvUiltrr l-'H L.I. UbCL tti .". Ji! .ti' j tm WAGON AND WHEELWRIGHT SHCP. 1 4 in fully pn sired to lnnM nr repair any kind ol Vrhit le, laud Rollers, II jrrows I loas aud larm .Mucbiuri j. I,rink' me snytoin in the WOOD WORK line snl I Rivf yoti .ili-iai'tin. Shoji on Third stri't t, tu-ar M.iin. rricos to Suit tlu Times. Xj. w, itouub, UILLSUOKO, - OHKi.iis. mm wp!erk FOR WILLING WORKERS of tlttT t ft, kujr aVv, lu uv rl t.f lb- tuuhtrr, 4Vl tl UiluillRHl llk'il W lurtilali a .1 bf.-ti ftul tw m tioiu hoiia vwr liij(i.L g" your wbolatiiiurluiti'' Wurkiur ouy tour tv uiO avuta. Acalil it nut ruirrj .u run u ru. Vm UJ you with mII Ilikt I- bn-Jt-U. It eol V'tlitutf lo trv ih tniu?a. Ai.r on cms tfci Ur ork bvtfiuiMT uittkf iuuiii truia thr trt tlur U unkiiuwn with iur nlr .ry Uut (y Ub.ir you inn rH . inL.f 4uiUr. No out Uo it illiiijt ti Wierk fil- lu iniaki- ihma nwtuty i rv Uat tlmu iu b matlr tn 1 1 r Ja mi muy ot ill liar rnilo mrut. .vu.l rr n t Uevk JoatMUiutf th full! lufurnialiuu. H. HALLETT Sl CO., Box 880, PORTLAND. MAINE. I TOO WINT INFORMtTtON ABOUT AJ.Irr., . iu-t r .. .'l r.r i i,i Tn: rHm iLimv uniT, )0HN WE00ERBURN, - - Msniqina stternts, f.O. but . WAlllNoluN.ll.C. rrvsto.N fkomu:i) F"n SOLDIERS, WIDOWS, CHILDREN, PARENTS. AleiKfnr nt1'r. snd ri.llors i1Im),i1 in th. Itneef autr io tbe reawlae irti,yir N. v itschH w.r. survivor, of INM lnd,.n wftr.of liiij tu 1KIJ, .11.. tlwir wiJow www rmith-,1. r J .ml rtt,--t .1 t-uims S inerl. Hy. I i,,4mii,ii rntll!rl lo iinrtir ri,. eena f,,r n,-w lw o ebsr- f ur sdv km. NvMoa uuul succeed ul. CJ I OB-MI A r,mT For a Pr.4iiUsn.etir ami sn bone.i (i,hiwsk write te III I .N 1 eV I'll., who heve ht shmti, ah? v,.r,k eipeneune In Uie petent bu.ih.ie. I omiiuui,,, Ihn.trt.1lrf..rnl,lutlnl. A UaeillMiuH. ot lu. t'iriiMiia eiiurvriiius Tutem snd tiow t,i ni lam Ibeui mi tree. AImi s eiftliue ot naionei lual and ectentiao Ixx.k. mnt rre. l-siwits IjUra tlin.u.o Munn ft Co. reeelvw peoisi o-Sioelntbe . Irntlflc Alfrrlr.i, ,.y tliue sre bniuvhl .i.iht but irellie eul nt, mil,, vat c to Ike lovrntor. 'I In. ncl-iwlij tmit ImuwI eertSlv.elvv sully illo.!rn-.t tuw, I.T ti in. Unreel vfrcul.tlM nt uiv evivntiMv work In the worlO, M Itw Hmi, pie mhi tree. Duliatny Ihlltiiai tniiitlil7. r-'.'oa r.r filial. oimos, i 1 eoiite, Kvwrr euiuu-r ciiImiiui b,-i,u-UiiU pi.im. in eikvi, sihi u"''ii,i i liouees, eitb elsitf, eu.l.lins tuiiil.r. to ti,.w ins leuyl l.ltfiw alul uie t-.ilitrn.-t.. Ail,li,.. aC.N.N a .N. lunk, Jbl boAl,Ar. CitesitTradi-nartt, Unign Pitintj, CopjrlgMt, Aui all PstMit ktuis.M coo4ucted for . MODERATE FEES, tefoifastlos as tdvlcs t ra l la eniora wrtooot Caargs. aMreet PRESS CLAIMS CO., JOHN WEDDERBURM, alUMCUis Attoraef, P. o, Bua aa. Washinuton, n. c ae"TkM Compsar Is nsssred bv s eomblnstlos of tbe lerrret ss4 aioat IndsentUi Bip.ri la th t.altd Hutes, for the 9xvrm aurrKMS of airaileea. Ikele aabeertleera s.ia.t nae-ruyuloua sad tacompetpnt N.t.si Airent., ssl e-a p.-r print In thl. sdvtn-timrnt voiu-rtrs fur the rr.(H.ti.u blUt' sa4 bift-tisuadlnaof Um ITtMClauus('oaiiu. f 1 tti,nd J riH-Mrknhtair,l, atiuU 1 at tne buwurai conducted lur MoeiAir ttv Out Orrtcc ( OeroTf i ft). pr mr 0ict J and ran Kui fmtct4 u kat UUi tLau U.um. remott Irorn U ahiatfHee. m 9 ecod moiMt, dw.v iaT photo., ith drftfv Jtirt. H aao, it aHitat. or lKt, ftw; J 0 tbarfft 14 ie thA it till foicnt i si.ufL t A feMMai(T, "lo CoUI'tain I'atctUa, ith 4al ui Hikl IO th C. &. ud IwrtiuVwwUaUirb 4ru4 lit Addiai, 9 jC.A.SNOW&CO.; Ot. PATCNT Orr'CC. WAftmiattTOM, O C. Vaaa rTaeayai,vaav JLU LWAV TI M K TA 11 I K. i:amt and sottu . . THE SIIAStTroUTK - Of TH HUTTHKUN I'AC. ( . Kiraaea Isiims Lans I'oariitNii iil, ; -(..tub ortfi iK-rnlLv I'ortlnnd Ar I m ar 10 V' a I Ar Hun Kratirioo l,v 7sitM " iraius stop ai Mil slalHois from I'ortlanil to Altnf ; al, at Innv-ni, -inetitis, naisee, itnrtlxbiirv, JutirteiM i'llv, Irvira?, knirene. and all Matious from hiet' "'l . niui.uu, lUClH-IITe. UUHKBIKQ MAIL DAILY: M l iti i.v ffl rv Ar P-rtland IU cellars Ar I Lv Ishir m 7-W i IHSISti t AIIH OS fffillKS KOI I F. PULLMAN GUFFET SLEEPERS .. IDD !ad. lans Meeplnc ( art Arrsi-aiD to All Thsoiki Ta.wa. West Hid liiviaioa. RETWEKN IXlH'f LAND A tYtVALI.lM. Mail Traia iMily (U inept Mnndav). 7 .to m Ml A M I'i 1.1 r 1'ortli.nd Hillaboro lvrvallis Lv Ar A r I 6 X', m I.t r a l.v lit tT At Albaav aud Torvalhs notineet with 'ram ot la Orenon fMiHa hailnd. Eipresa Traia Daily, ( Kioepi hiindnT . IK) emit.. li wr i I L r a I Ar Fortlatid Ar I i aw HilUlmr,, l.v 7 I t 4 a Me Jliaavill l.v I f, -ji v 1 HKOt'fiH Tt('RHSMsllr.nuiBt,lB Kastera Ktal-a, l aimda and Knniie. ean tm t.tainetl M lowest ri.tw le.n. .. j. Mrun Mf.nl. HileUoro. " Maaaa-er. Portland D.t RIBBON'S AM) . . . . . . CARBON r'APEF. rOK TYPEWRITERS AT s V COPYRIGHTS. 1 INDEPENDENT OFFICE