HILLSKOKO INDEPENDENT
Lulartd lu Ui Hln(H el HlliiHru,rc(ou
e ee-uiu-cia lueiirr.
ajueerlpllon, lu advance, pel year . . 1 jo
Ull.tMUoKO FL'BI.IHII1N( CO., Proprietor,
i. M. C. OAfLT, Kdltor.
orro i o. MPt'Mvr twk rn
FHIDAY, APKII. 4ti.
Wheat ha come to "InmUtill
attain. Dull of fle, Walla Walla, in
Portland. It worth but 4t cent.
vthllu Valley brlngt 49
There It a small island on the gull
it of Nicaragua known at Corn
Island. Tlii bit of land, well fortl
fll. would command the Atlantic
approach to the great canal. Enjc
laud want the ihIhikJ. A iure h
tl.imiht nf fur recuiiiuenie In the
matter of that 75,000 "smart
money." Will the United State M
tnglaud entrench on that Itlund?
' M i J . ,
T W. Dvenoort. of Marion
couuty, hat beeu appointed agent
to aelei-t lieu school landi. L'oder
the law ptned at the latt aeitioil of
the legislature, thete lamlt cannot I
old for two yeHrt. With tlie new
law, for which our Senator Huttou l
to be credited, and the appointment
or Hon. T. W. Davenport, it Is ex
perted that the corrupt school land
ring will tie HinaMhed.
A civil war between two nuch pei
(lien at the Norwegian and Hwed
would lie regretted throughout the
world. Sweden It thentronger coun
try lu the proportion of 3 to 2, and iu
tbe matter of soldierly courage and
eudurauce they ure evenly matched.
The Norwegian charge, that the king
ditcriminatet iu favor of Hwedeu in
appointing uttlclals, eecially thote
In the diplomatic service, ought to be
ettled tatisfactorilly without arm.".'
llev. Rml, who attempted to rob
au East 1'ortland bank at the noun
Lour a few months ago, hat been
tried and acquitted because he was.
able to tuccettfully work the insanity
dodge. Thlt leads to the thought
that by a provision of the statute,
lusanlty should not be a defense lu
courts, but In the discretion of the
court an examination at to sanity
might be ordered after conviction,
aud, If found of unsound mind, the
luad house might be substituted for
the prison.
Klectrical energy, developed by
water power, may be transmitted
for effective use by known appliance
for a distance of thirty miles. How
much lurther It not known, and
probably will not be until the plant
at Niagara it completed. The lay
man It apt to add "aud proves a
uccess." The promoters at'tn to
feel iKiiindeut that tberw is no more
iperiiiiont aliout the matter than
etting a Corliss engine by a coal
tank. But with present advance
ment, electrical energy may In? de
veloped along the rivers that put
Into Tillamook buy aud sent over
the hills to our flouring mills, pump
lug station aud light plants wher
ever they may Ut in Tualatin plain.
.May we expect this in two years?
BUould Itussla, France and Ger
many unite to thwart the ratification
of peace tietwecn Japan and China,
the l'n I ted States should exert the
nation's entire moral strength to as
sist Japan In securing it. Indeed, it
it becomes necessary to have a little
rifle practice to try our new gun
and the skill of our blue jackets let
u not lie at all Isickward. The
opportunities for trade are large for
us. Fugland it not joining the rest
of Kurope in the expresslont of
dissatisfaction, and the reason is
tiot far to seek. British Columbia
look westward toward Japan and
1'blua. If F.ngland expects to reap
tbe lion' share of Kuropcan trade
through the Dominion of Canada,
nothing should tie allowed to prevent
m fiom cultivating the friendship of
victorious Japan.
"Ho I hem Is to be another bearing
vf tbe income tax case, and as it must
wait for the recovery of Justice Jack
ou a dedalon may not be reached
uutll alter the next holiday. The
chief trouble of the jioor (ssiple -tbat
while the prices of their product
Mild labor have fallen, their tuxes
both direct and tariff have remained
the same or riseu. The ilcsign of the
lucouie tax was to take off a part of
the taxes of the xr and transfer
them to those Individuals hetter able
to pay them. The plan may be miIi
Jvt to objection, but what tax falls
oti all alike. If the law fails through
tlx) legal machinations of the rich,
the poor must pungle out of their
wwu po Wets the revenue it would
Lave ws,untl--somewhere U-twcen
thirty and a hundred million dol
lars." The above J democratic
laint, wailed by the "Corvallis
Tiimst." It and its party wanted
change three y-ars ago. Free, trade
was about the thing. Ju-t enough
4utlt fir revenue. They lowered lu
lhoe arth'les sinsumsl by the rich
auJ laid It mi thne things that arei
food for the s. Tlw items enter-
( imu me neoc-itw,, t,,u is air 1
In to tlit
oild but a moiety of the lax levied i
fcy tlteWII of 1SVKI, while the wealthy
-tio ussi (I, other iuiHirts paid the
atwty thereon. The Times' friends
Uiwerssl on the rich man's purchases,
imJ l)en attemptisj to even up by an
luconie lax. And a iiUsj imx thev
re In. letter remove llx- tax from j The Oregonian thinks that a gov
ugar, ao the Hr man may have i erimienl that pay out Ho.ihmj.ISm.i
4keand pie for himself and children, for the one item nf -ti.rii, in part
aud rv-enact the McKinley si htslu'e. ' out of uioury ijJIcUsl fnin iHcome.
Tb rich w 111 then pay tue tax w ilh- j can hardly t said to Is? -tm exclus
Mlt resorting to the Itxiui-llorisl in-lively In lh I u Uresis of the rich aud
iiua Ui tsui. I to do bvtbiuf for tht poor.
A IIAllMACUf: IS I F.
Some of our publiu men sts-m to lie
losing their heads over the currency
question free and unlimited nilver
on one side, ud gold moiio-metalil.
on the other, llcully. it seems to
some of us that currency i.t not a
cause, but an effts-t. It it a tool with
which to labor not the hand aud
mind that guides. Of what value U
a chisel or a saw it there is nothing
on which they cau be u-sl' What
should be done is to so shape our in
dustrial policy that we may wrestle
with other nations in tbe markets ol
the world. The Wilson tariff bill
was intendisj to do that, but instead
of arming us for the struggle It has
crippled us. We want to become ag
gressive in our foneigu policy. The
old garment labeled "Monroe doc
trine" fail longer to frighten away
the birds. . A few well-directed shots
from our new fowling piece will In
spire respect for w hat some Eurojn
liowert soeiu to think is a dummy.
We want the South American trade.
We can get it if we do not allow a lot
of boom log to be flouted across tiie
mouth ol the Orinoco. We can gel
the Japan trade and the Chine by
oinjr alter it.
We must never let Russia cripple
i tie boy who whlpied China. Cur
rency will probably answer the pur
pose of the political demagogue who
must have some kind of "stock iu
trade," but the ieople the real na
tion must labor Willi somethiug
more real, more sulmtsntlal. They
ire going to build railroads lu Japan
tnd China. Wo have the steel rails,
die locomotives, the, skilled median
t's, auu we ure neaien hi nanil. e
ihall need ships some we have and
ilhers we can build.
We ought to dominate this western
'oiitiueut, but we can't do it by hig
rliug over "sound currency," what
ever that may mean.
A MOTOR 1. 1 SK.
Some month ago the Inukkkn-
ok nt had somewhat to say touching
the building of a steam motor road
i-onuectiug Jlillnboro and Fore-t
J rove. The refrain I again taken
ip. Not much can lie added to what
wa then said about the advantages
to accrue to the two cities, but now
.iliout the cost of the enterprise.
liecent estimate lead to the con
tusion that a motor line can be con
structed from here to Forest Grove
for ItU.OlKt. . Steam motors can be
bought for a song, we of Oregon to
sing it. Within a few months the
motor lilies aliout St. J'aul and
.Minneapolis have been electrified.
leaving their steam locomotives with-
int an occupation.' They are just
the machines we need here. The
greatest extiuse would lie the trusse I
across ihiiry Creek bottom, other
wise the road could lie built, ready
for the locomotive, for 1,000 per
mile.
it Is time manufactures iu Oregon
combine, as they have just done iu
I'ortland, for the purMe of promot
ing home Industry by encouraging
the purchase of Oregon products and
manufactures. The necessity of such
a step will tie sts-n when the history
of the oat incsl indui-lry is told,
Twenty or more year ago .Mr. John
Milne, of this city, made the best
out meal that was put on the
market. He put it up in tun-pound
in ks, and his brand was a guarantee
of its purity. In this unadulterated
stale he could not sell mo as lu com
K'te with Fjtsteru ssiple. They
shipped steel cut here. Retail deal
ers boomed it till Milne's oat meal
was off color. Then he got machin
ery and made belief stii) cut than
i:.tslern dealer could wild, itoljisj
oats became the fail. Milne changed
hit hcichluery and made rolled oats,
lictter than any oiii rle, yet they
iieat him In price. How ,Mr.
Milne bought a package of the 1-ast-ern
grade and soon found out.
Wheat, barley. Hut he determinis!
to sell oat mi-si, lu can't do it in
his old-style teu pound sacks, ex
cept to his ucighlxir at home, lie
now puts it up iu ninety-pound bugs
with his own brand on the outside.
In tliise large p.ickage he meet the
Kasteru miller. Hut the adultcruted
iUstern product lis injured the
trade. Feople who, a few yeurs ago,
ste out meal ure not doing so now.
The adulterated slutf' js not what
I hey had been atvu(omd to. It ii
heavy, clammy, doughy. For this,
wheat and barley are responsible.
W hat Is true o( I lie o il meal indus
try is true of others, aiuj it is high
lime an orgael it ion le tunned to
encourage Ihe u of Oregon iiimiiu
faciiinil and grown prodift-.
The Jiritih were expis'tcd t-' oc
cupy the port of ('oritjto, Nicaragua,
yesterday, and take forcible pn-ys-ion
of its custom house ami receive
duties till the' JT.'i.tKSJ smart liu.ney
had las-n col let ted. I n ol her W ords,
Kngland has apMiintisl a riM'ivcr for
Nicaragua. Corinlo is the prtneipid
seaHrt of Nicaragua on the I'.icillc
ide, and ihe place w here the bulk of
Ihe Itnporlsif the nation ure eulertsl.
It Is thought that ui trade is di
ver I. si the ;.'i,ooo will be guUnjtt in
thirty da.
The new it.svorof Ihi.-s. I, U.
, i,mugural lu-uge oi.lv
Ul.ve lin.-s long, but on lU same
day he made a thousand r-movals.
If lie filled Ui thunder in tbe index,
he haiuhsl out the lightning pn-tty
fnt'ly.
"KlPTiTlo"
"I have bunishtsl llie "peitre of aorrow
And SMiui-rrd Ihe drsiou of drink.
t liave toru a hlsek wreath (mm the
morrow.
And Med from tha Slyjiju brink."
So canilled Samuel 1. Simpson,
said to be the most classical w riter
that ha auiiearetl since Holmes'
time, after lie had taken the Keeley
cure and felt the vigor of a rejuveu
a ted manhood. He supposed, as
many had done before lilui, that he
hud "conquered the dragon," and
the "spectres Plutonian had flown."
Rallied iu Ihe glory of a new man
hood, he snuffed the fruits of victory,
ulcI gave himself up to the joys ol
redemption, lietter for him had he
been content a little longer to wear
the meeknes of humbled manhood,
for he i again the victim of the
tempter and I once more treading
the valley that lead to the "Oorge
of Avernus." Like many of u he
had not fully measured the force
called "temptation." He forgot that
it i as many sided a the rainbow is
many lined. He forgot that it I the
leading Jt'orce In every downfall. Il
i the beginning of every evil aud
the forerunner of every death. Il
leads and never follows. Fair ot
lace and sweet of voice, it Is a master
In strategy and a tutor lu seductive
ness. It I the originator of every
evil passion, aud like a foul worm
eats its way into the heart of every
virtue. It I a dominant force. In
it measurement, scales, and weights
and graduate are useless, and humau
csllmutes fall wide of the murk. It
masks the face of every evil passion,
palsies the hand, dim the eye, uu
seats reason from her throne, and
paints every hell w ith the promise ol
heaven, it is at the bottom of every
wine cup, on the summit of every
ambition, and In llie pathway to
every paradise. It Is the Nemesis ol
every life. It Join us in the first
morn of childhood, and deserts u at
llie tomb. It is the cause of every
accident, the foundation of every
disease and the core of all folly.
It it a magnetic force. It lead!'
men, draws women ami attracts
children. Adam heard the voice of
the syren, reached for the hand of
know ledge, and realized the ashes ot
faded hos. Sampson felt it Miwer
and dropped hiscurlsaud his strength
into the lap of Delilah. Antony
heard the sweetness of It volts?, felt
the pussjon of it touch, and knell
Is'fore a Cleopatra. Joan of Arc, the
sweet wild flower of France, breathed
its dewey incense, and her ashes
sleep ii nca red for In the city ol
Rouen. Rents! ict Arnold listened to
il pleading anil sold hi birthright
for a mess of pottage. Temptation
js the special attorney of the devil,
aud there Is hardly a bar iu the w Ide
universe ut which he doe not plead.
He forms hi owu Indictments and
chooses, his jury from the imps ol
11 fides. The poor and the weak are
his easiest victims. e wltlser in
ihe ear of siverty mid points an easy
road to wealth.
Temptation the illegitimate
child of desire. It la the waste of
every brain, and the unclean thing
of every Ileal t. Jt the shadow ou
every sun, and Ihe cloud in every
sky. It kneels at the altar side by
ldo with virtue. Jt pleads with
puasioii-)it eyes lio cause of love, aud
having won a woman's heart, leaves
it like the captors leave a "fortress
that has been cuphired, und sacked,
and abandoned and left desolate."
Hi thethotn underneath the rose,
jt j the bitter at the bottom of every
glass, it Ij ie procures of evil and
the compmioii of folly.
We see the locomotive full of lite
and head seeding II humau burden
ncros the plain. We see it leave the
valley umj enter the gorge. We
har It rumble over li.e culvert, and
we know that in the heart of every
passenger there Is peace and security,
horn iifconlldciits? iu the man at the
Hirottle. Rut the man at Ihe throttle
is humau. He can guard against
I ret across the (rack, and land slides,1
and aiuow, but he cannot guard
against the thing that ulered some
man's heart and caused him to re
move Ihe rail from the bridge over
Ihe gulch. We hpar Uie shrill
w hi.lle of alarm, the cry of affright,
llie hissing of steam, the moan of
Mgony, Ihe agonized shriek, and we
know that husbands are wifeless,
wive are hu si, und less and children!
fiitlieili- and motherless, all Ihe
result of some man' greed for gold.
Teiiipu(i;n Is I ml a false ambiliou.
Indeed, lhei is poljiijig true, noth
ing lasting, nothing genuiue about
it. It is as spurious a a lie and as
lal.af ;is the mask of hyss-rlsy.
Trui h I ils arcli enemy, and honesty
the shining mark lo . Jls siison
lance. It Is the silent gale thai
lured ryery sail of Ihe ship of fate.
H is the hfesk'r and the sunken
rock in every .sea und v-ulf of !fe I
It is the "Vni fa.uuV of every
manner, and it luuirlis in devilish I
Kht hIii ii ihe hfr-uki'r rout abuve a
- i
sunken ahii. It lirer did a goud
ihi'il or iroiii.e. kind. word or
loving; in I.
I'.v el V IC' IK raliiill ought to ailllr
it ita v. tnpons and light It on
i. n ground and in ita owu elyleof
Harfant'. must I -on our guard
III the ill a II W il-V 1,1111 Ihe doslt tif
night. Wc iiimI Ng-hj M hytlieirf.
aide mid ariuind Ihe dinner Utile.
We inii-t fight il in our ow n hrtnat !
mid ay front the henrl it ourj
rhihlreii. We miiet fight it singly
ml in tirjfHiiiitailiofw. Thf ; cm l Ihe rt-lHry of -fHle to p y !
fu iihii u( every uk re Un who Hilary. Now we will nil whH !
Imve rUleti lUt tiicromli merits oU how the w rvlary my
if temptation. ,(ltr Vdhliirtoii money Miny t. kn.J out
wa off.nil the kindly crown nU l.y ; whether hU Judicium! u to i inken
rvfiimtf it enrtHil and mtrlveU lh mther than thm of the attorney iren-j
plaudit of Iih people. Abraham eral, an 01111 provhKl eiprely to'
Lintvlo nfuwij'lo buy hit owajatUU th state official of their!
ptWL, aud lhat of LU oouatry. t the
exa.'iis' of u principle. lirover
Cleveluud refuse to la- popular at the
ejia-ns' of his own convictions of
right, aud we, who differ with him
oil these questions of political econo
my, honor him for it. The hearts of
the majority of our public men ure in
the right pluce, and I huve no pa
tieuce with thune who msj nought but
trouble aud sorrow ahead.
To those who can resist temptation,
everything ap-urs in it right light.
They catch the silver sheen of spring
and the golden light of autumn.
F.very sprig and flower is pure in
shape and color, and the carol of
every bird, every sound of nature is
full of a thousand Joyous melodies.
To those who are tempted, the spring
seem bright, but it i the spurious
sheen of till, the autumn s-eems
golden, but it I the false lustre ol
bras. The carol of the birds seems
sweet, but it I the song of the tame
canary. Twig and bud tuke shape'
aud color, but It is the sickly hue and
shape of an artitk-ial flower.
Temptation is the special ugeut ol
the lower reglous, and it ha estab
lished a brunch office iu every saloon.
It 1 the drawing curd to every dunce
hall, aud the magnet of every gam
ing table. It seizes the heurt of the
laborer easier thun Unit of the mil
lionaire because it ha more to offer
him. It 1 tbe director geuerul ol
thieves, just i He murder and incites
alt crimes. It lielouls the church,
robs society, aud ruins the household.
It mocks all passions a:id imitates all
desires. It is sometimes so near ukiu
to ambition that we mistake one for
the Other, and yet they are a unlike
at night and day. Trust it not !
(iird your urmor well aud give thrust
for thrust and blow for blow.
' Temptation is Ihe withering frost
that blight the flower of love, ll
cau plead long and eloquently. Its
arrow are tipped w ll all the Ih-iiu-ti
fill flower of language, mid poison
ed with all the distilled liuuor ol
hate. It sometimes point the path
to pleasure, lleware! It I a path
way strewn with flower, aud Ihe air
it aromatic with the rich perfume ol
tropical fruits, lint It leads lo tbe
grave. And then, at Irving as,
'such a grave; so frightful, so ilishoii.
ored." There was nothing for mem
ory to dwell on that could soothe Ihe
pang of separation none of those
lender, though melancholy, circum
stances (hat endear the parting scene;
nothing to melt the sorrow into those
blessed tears, sent like the dews of
lieu veu to revive the heart in the
parting hour of anguish." It is I rue,
in its beginning the path enters the
vale of pleasure, a vulley strewn, as
Mr. Simpson says, with "lilies and
violets," but it leads eventually to
the barreu "gorge of A vermis,"
where all ambitious, all hopes, mid
all loves lie buried iu unknown
graves.
Temptation come In ull tonus nnil
assumes all shaiivs. It imiv be the
bright liquor in the glass the tempi,
iug wares displayed iu shop w indows
the voice o gain or pleasure or il
may assume the gui-e of humankind,
and like a Thais tempt an Alexander
to burn a Persian temple. Or It may
come after ull ambitions, ull desires
have been grutilied and grasp auol her
Byron.
1 ... , ,, , t , 1, 1 ,
"Vl 1 V9 01 HlwoiuliM 8.. HI, 1
Who ricliea Imd, ami (aim-, UvuhJ iloiit-:
Au heir of ftutterv, tu litloa liorn.
And reputation, and liixuriuiia lilt';
Yet not content tvilli anreslori jl mure.
Or to be known, rx-rauee hi lutlieia aero,
tie, on IhlH lieiuhl lierediluiy .lood,
And, gazing liiiilier, -ni...ed jn hi" lirnrt
io iaau unuiiiur aiep
He lK)k the ollu r ti n. ,ut let r.il-
ok tlnl-ti (he title
"tireat man ! Tlie tulioln gaie.l and
wondered inia-li.
Aud praised ; and many culled hi evil good
Wit, wrote iu f4Tur ol lm yt lckeduea ;
And kiiiK, lo do Lint honor lia.k dfliiflil :
Ihna, lull of lillei. Halterv. honor, fmne-
rk-Voiid ilelre, heyoml alllijiholl, full-
lie uieu. lie died ot Vilial" Of
w hrketlneni.
Drank every cup of joy, heard every Ii ump
oi lame ;
Drank early, deeply drank; diank
draught.
Thatconiliioii millions mlxlil havequriirh
ed, then died of lhirt.
Bavauw there Han no more lo drink.
Hi. goddex, XdUire, ooed, vuihiiied,
enjoyed,
Kelt froiu Ida anug, abhorred ; hi. pat
ion died.
Died, all b"t dreary eolilarv ptide;
Aud all h'l ayiupjiie iu teini( .lied."
II. B HbfV-V
IM-Iiverwl April li, isy, befnre
lh Tt'iiieriiiiif .ltrury tH'iely.
A Hireling of fnvort-il ones whs
id llttl at Si.ili-m, for the UM Innl, to
rea.rt m ai lidne for w t-uilulile liit iii
orial for Ihe V. H. Uilleahi., "(ir
etfon." Well, Ihe nmyor nf I'orlluinl
vtHi there. The PorllHinl ( IihiiiImt
of Commerce vtria I here, hy Krtiuk
Mutter, proxy. The innynr of A
toriH h there. Major Uulch, of
Salem, au there. Governor lird
wax there. That wa ull. Oregmi
m not there. Fact I, no nolitlea
tiolis or liivilulioln hul U-eu M'lil
out. The lneelini: wui railed In or
der three Uimrn aheaJ i;f the atlver-
tietl lime. The reNirla of Ihe iHD'-iu '
"set! lime. I lie reisirl of Ihe mU'UJ i
re not uniform. One has It that an
aujourueu meeting is io ij held after
general invitations have een ex
tended to Oregon to participate in
the selection of a memorial. Anoth
rr ,y is that a niiiiuiiltie was ap
7 niiicd from Ihe cities represented
tho- were I'ortland, Astoria, Halem
and tlit) Chamls-r of Commerce, by
Frank Mu'ier, proxy. The duties of
this com in r i e are not clearly de
nned, but well, let's wait till we
get lis circular a-king for mnlribu-
....
Itallnaid ' oiiiiiii.in,F Lddy has
duties aud right.
Highest of all ia Leavening
mm
Absolutely, pure
Niir.itit t" Mti.F.
KOHM I.OMI ItK.
o.
1 VIKIT K OK AS KXKCl I II IN. DK
) cr suit otdt-r uf mile, immuvu out uf Ihs
Circuit l ourt of Ibe Slate of IImx.ii i..r
Waabiuutou eouutr. lu favor of 1 rmton M
J-kd.,u. ulaiiiiiif an.l .j.iii.t .ini, i'
Hall, aud N. Ii. Hall, f 'barles E. liall. ad'
uiiuiatrator of tbe aetata of John C. Hall.
deeeuaed; Cbarlea K. Hall, (Ksirue A. Hall,
Herry C. Hail, aud L.ittie O. Hall tubau-
tuted as de'endant in place of John C
Hall. drevSMKl, defeudituM, fur ths suui (
IT costs, hik'. tor llis further sum of ,
t.'4'l..'U, L. S. Bold coin, with iutercut
itierson si i'is rats of lu per orut prr an I
nuui, from tL lutU die? of April. 1K, nntl j
fur iliocoau si.il tiiuwi u! sals suit of :
SiiiU writ.
Now. tlirrvfors. br virtue and in pursu
ant- of Mt:d ju euirut, oVcrrs and order of
1 will, mi Jrtondxy. lbs ?7tti day of
May. IBM, at lbs aouib dour of tba Court
ll.'usu. in llillsboro, Waabinuton I'ouuly,
Urrtiou. at Iba bi.ur of 10 o'clock, A. M., of
aid daf. srll at piiblio aucilou to ins bik'b
ast Lidd r lor I'aab, lbs followinK-dehcrtLed
rtsil pn prrly, lo-wit:
All ol tbat piece, parcel aud tract of laud
lytnir. briuu and aituate in Waaiuirtuu
t'ouutv.lireuoii, and bounded and described
as folt.iwa, to-wit :
IVviiiuiiiu at a au u iu tbe oouuly road
Ji) chftiiia etiMi Irem llie eoutbsest ourutr of
rciixii M. iokii I no.-tb, mutt" 1 west Wit
laiuetie ui-iidiHu. and ruuuiuir ibenoe
uoiib i;l -7 i-bauia to a poai on Ibe iirlb
line of Ibe doiiaiiou laud elaiui of JiMiah
Hull, Ibt-iioe weal oil tbe uortb hue of aid
l-Iumu uliniua to a atone in tbe oouut
road, Ibeitoe aouibvaaierly alout: the oouuly
road to Ibe plm e of U Kliiuinu, coiitmuiiiti
.11 acres, to kuliHlv the bemiibelure nailed
auiua, and for Ibe costs aud exis-uses ol
aid m e Said ropvrty will be sold aub
jft't to rrdruiption as per statute of Oregon.
Wuueaa uiy baud this i jib day of April,
IH'.hi. H. V. KOKD
Sheriff of Washington County, Oreou.
SHERIFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE.
V VIlllLK Or' AN HXKOiTION, lt
1) cree and older of anle, issued out o( the
Uircuil Court of Ihe Stale uf UrcK.ni, for
Waabluuton (oiiuty, ju fayor of .l il
Watia, ilaiutitf. and against Diinul
Wiltrout, Clara Dixon Matt rbaille, il K.
Lilly, and K. W. Haima and J. W. limley.
d friidaula, for the autn of f;lt. c-in,
aud for Ibe farther auui uf fii.te.Mi:. L. h.
Kohl uuiu, with uiieret thereon at the rate
uf 10 -r cent per auuuui, from tbe loth
day of April. IS'.i, uj for tbe ooate aud
enunses of ante aud of aaid writ.
.Now, therefore, by virtue and in iiarau
anoe uf en id juiIkukui, decree and urder ot
axle, 1 will, on Monday, tbe L'.'th day ol
.Vlav. I"', at tbe soul h door of ibe Court
Hue, iu liillb.ro, Waahiux'ou I 'oui.lv,
llievou. at Ihe hour of lo 3 i u'oluc-k A. il.,
of aald day, sell at publiu auulloli lo ibe
hitibeal bit-der for cash, tbe followin-dre-crilied
leal proia-nv, ti-wit:
Lj um. Iieiuij and situate iu Wanhiuotou
uouuiy, Oiexou, aud Ueao ihed aa all ot tbe
S W S, of the N W aud ibe N W of
the W 4 of sec-lion 3'i, 1 1 N It W
ihe Willamette uierldiau, aud the 81)1, of
ihe N K and N t of tbe 8 K ',, of h c
n on W. 1 1 N U ;"i W of Wiiaiueit nielid
Ian, coutuiuiliu ijv eurrs, lo aaliafy the
hereinbefore named aquis, aud for Ihe coal a
und epelHes of aald mile.
Sv d urufeny will In- a.ld subject to re
deiuuiiou aa per aiatuia uf Urenon.
W itiie my baud this With day of Aunt,
11. V. H) UU.
Sheriff of WaahinLtou ('ouniy, Ore'ou.
4S-W
hltl FF'S H i.K.
BY VI KIT K OK AS KXECUTION.
deciee and order of anle. Issued out of
the ircuit t oirl of the Sjtate of
Oiriion,
, for Habinyton Uouuiy, U favpr ol
Jl I,.
li'ive, and acuinsl M. Ii. liuruhv, II. K. llur
. fly. J. A held, 1 riiirn IteiJ, A. J. Webb mi ul
Si A. Willi, for tlw siiiu uf '."0, cmt.
I Hint for the further miiiu of $1 O-I'.MM, ',. S.
I nd cuiii. with intert theremi fit therm
! f l'l ier oeiil lift aniiuiu. from the 2 "ah dav
of Aliirrh, fr th uuiu vt $h, ttr
eH hen. with inteiettt therou Hi tbe rute
uf H ri citt x r Hfiuum fr uu Muri-h,
tnii I'T tltt) al ttiiU t-jieiiM of uitle niul
of unid wnt
Nuw, theiefuie, bv vjuo and in puran
iue of mtitl jiuu u t nt, di rte mid order of
vile, 1 will, on MoihIhv, the 'JOtti Uhv ot
Mmv. lH:'.r),Mt ihe Houtli di Mir of the Court
Moude, in Hillnboiti, WHrbii'ub(il lkuiitv,
Oregon, hi the boor i f 10 o'clock, a. m.. of
uuiu uhv. rii iu iiunuo Hncilou 10 lie I. lu ll -
lHuaer for phhIi , (lie following detiiTllwil
rei proeriy. to-wit :
l yinj;. hem anj .iiuale in Wa.liiuvum
Comity, lliepoD. ni.il de'eri(jed aa followa.
to wit: All ..f Ibe W ,,f the H W I.; and
1 lie f V, ol 1 L. H VV l4 of ai-ntiou .1 1, towu
hip ? M ll V rat of ike Willamette mend
iaii, eonliiiuinv l.i aerea. uioie or leaa. to
linlHlv tlie liereuilielore Lamed auuiH, and
lor the o ala and eiinea v1 aald aale.
Maid property will be Hold aulijeot to re
deniiilKin at per alatui. of Oreou.
Miiieaaiy baud tliia lih dav of April,
l:-'. H.KrOKU, r
Hherit7 of aHiiinuton I'ouulv, Ureiiou.
Mlir.ltll-'F'N H.il.K.
.1.1"
VIKIIEOF AN KXECCTIOV. 1K
ree and order of aale, iaaued out of h
Mrrutt Court of Uie hlale nf Oregon, for
aaliiuutou Couuly. m luvor of h. H llim
Ion. plmm ifi, and auaiuat John K.David
im 11 ai d W. K. Hidlenbeek, Uefrudaul'), for
iLe aiuu of t.'S M). roata, and for the further
auiu of fii:i ro, L'. h. void 00111. with inter
jiat Ihertount Ihe rale of lo per cent imt
annum. Iroui the td day uf April, lMi.'i.
an J for the co.u and nrii) of tale and
uf uid writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and In porau
auoe of aaid judfmriit, d cree and order of
anle. 1 will n Monday, the Hitu day of I
w.y. u ., n. iMf, Hjjiii uinir oi rue ouri
lloiie, in Itillalairo, Wa.Uiuvton fouuiy,
Oii-tf -n. at Ihe honr ot II o'clock A. 11., of
aaid da., aell at public auotioii lo the hiuli
tai Inddrr forrab. the following decriled
ral property, t-wit :
lleiuii the aoullieaat (iiiaiter of the norlh.
eaal quarter of aecllou twenty, I il i It a V
of the W lUnmetle meridian, iu Wnhtii(ion
County. Male of Oregon, to aatify Ihe
bereinlN fuie named aju.a, and for the coata
and eoeuea ot aaid anle.
Hnid property will hd auhiecl to re
demption aa per ataiuie of Oifgon.
w itne niy hand tuin Zi'.iu day of April,
H"I) H I". I'DKU,
Mierit of W aaliinuloa Connly, Orr((ou.
-)
THE
STANDARD DICTIONARY
Oeliue. TS.tNMI mure riarrla aud
I'brases I haa any other IMi'tlon.
ary ia the Knglioh Ijingnage.
I -
Jbe t.eat and iul complete eer
Tbe t.eat and m.xt complete eer iwaned
fc.Jft, Abnndtn
have endorsed it. and Ui their ytnliet u
nd!-J ibnl of Induig Auit-rtuAD 011-.
It in juflt tlif thlittf ft vrTn io nnt of a
iromj. jiTiiprin-niT nnj riHt Jit'tloimrT
iLnl 14 hirrftftt of nHnitrii rhnlMrnhip. . Il
IU Jrtlllffd to tliJ J'ft-IlltU-lM fr IUMlT
tMM io come. Hf nf-fnrnrd onf rit
frirtiaJv Wpltttfr ami .rceiie-r uuit lake
a tck
Prof. A. M. Whaler. 1 Jul I invrnilv,
Ht: "It hi a ru't nofllriit wrb. (hmimi
It Wr II mlnpti-U U t u in a tM.ripvr t-f1ic.
I'lfAr. cottome, hoourAU. (Ntuiiirt hfnaiv. nl
mini Arhnltrlf ahJ opulAr. AJmirAllv ar
riowtsd, ttfiultfnllf jrr'rtiel, of eutivt-utwit
ind liAw Alid tbert for chat tooouanlt"
It U (Hp ltrt IMttlaaarf for
Ika Hthw KfMiin, the raralt
Mhrary r tka HoIiiNa HamN
tfttre jet rahlUheil.
PablMirrV ifeat,
Xmfctrf, l)rffa
rower. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Powder
AriminiatrMlnr'a Notice.
THK IDINTY roritT OK THK
I si
Stste if Ort-oii for Wiialiuihftou County
in rrnltate. In the mato-r tf tbe estate
ud lat will of Jaiur liarker, deceased
Allrua are hereby notitiisj that tbe
nnderaiened baa been duly aeooiuleJ ad
I tuiuislrnior. with the will anneied. of
' Values llnrker, droeaad, aud all persona
I "vl"8 clairua against the tatate of aaia
I deceased, are required tr present the aiue,
I P'-'perlv verified. ti the uudersiirned, at the
uflice of Jn.k'e I. ll. Hmupbreys, in tb
town of liill-U.ro. in said county, within
IX moiiU.s from tlie tate nf this notio.
March 2.1, 1 .',. 1U A O. SH 1 'TUCK.
44-4 Administrator, eto.
SIIKItlFFS SAl.K
US
Y VIUITE OF AN KXKCLTION,
deort e and nrter f shI, iued out of
thet'ircuit Comt of the Htata of (Uvion.
for Ml.mnt.n ('I'lintv. iti ftivorof Fbillip
(i. !.rtMlt, h rS'utir of thtt Umt will and
tmtHiuiiit of J. II. lift!! r. de-awvd, aud
rtk'Mihot -1 . H. AdHum nud Martha Adauia,
Kd. ('. Oiltiier. Miuerva Newton, aa aduiio
im rut i ix of the eMtnte of h litta Nwwtou. da-oa--d,
hi id .inn NVimhI aud W. H. ehruutf,
for the Hum of fit sV, ooHtM. nud for tha fur
ther muiu of 7.i, I . S. Lold cHiiu, with iu-
ten-nt tiicit.n nl ttxe rnte of H prr Oelit per
aniiuiu, trm the 'iiU da of Mhv, M, aud
for the f i.rtlii r muiu of -.', with ibtanxtl
therettii Ht 1 1 rutw nt H ptf oeiit ir niiuuut.
friio the l th d.iv ot AutfUiit, liM, aud
for the eo-itrt and tirfnsta uf tlii aud ot
na id writ
N.A. thert-fore, t v.rtu and iu purau
Hiire of nnid jLUk.'iu-lit . det-ree hihI order of
Httle, I will. ni M.mdftv, tbe 3HU day of
Ihv. ',., at tht auiith dour of the Court
ilitUHe, iu llillsboio, WiMbnitfti.ii ('ouutv,
Oreuuti, Ht the hour of lo .fo oVbick a, m., ol
HHid dav, nail nt public uuullun to tha bmh-
ent bidder tr cK-tti. tha following daaorihad
real pro-itv. In wit r
IjotH X and '' in l.look in HuujuUraya ad
ditioit to Hit Town uf HilUboro, in the
SlHte of t)rii;'H. t iuutv of WaMhu utou, to
Maitihfv the b riMiiht bue named miiui, aud
tor tht cost and cxpeiiae of aid Mala.
Said propi'i I y will In ttold aiibiei't tu
rt'dt iupii' n an prr Ht tltite nf Orfiiou.
Witiii-KH iuv band Uim lih dnv of April
IKi... H lJ. Hlt!.
HbeiiU of V.tsliinuton t'ouniy, Oret(ou,
SIHIKKS SAIsK
Iv
VlUil K OF AN EXECUTION.
def.rea and tilth-r t'f aale, iaaiied out of
theCin-i.it i mrt of the State of Oretfon.
for WaHhihL'tou Count v, in favor of 11.
WfhrmiL'. W. 11. Wehruuu aud O. A. Weh
riuii, pai tuera aa W eh rung aft Hoiih, and
Hiani4t .Itilia li. I'eiiuiH John leuuia,
Esther 1miiiiU, lteii Jnuia. Oaiay lenina.
Hudianl Dfiiniri, Earl UfiniiH, Vent a Uen
iiim. Murv A. Wtllman. C. V. Welliuan. and
Julia 1.. leiitiirt, adiuinHtrator of tha eatnte
of I. M. lenma. dweasuni, for tha atiu of
f.M m'i. oosia. and for the further atiiu of
Mi, U.S. sold coin, with in tare, there
on at the rate of 10 per cent iter auuuiu,
from the lirth dav of ,a.roht l'Jj, aud for
tbe ooata aud epciivDH of aalv and of aaid
vrit.
ov. therefore, by virtue and in purn.i
ant'e of Haiti jndyinent, decree and order of
Hale. 1 will.ou Monday, the day ut
Apnl, 1 V'.'i, at (he aoitth door of tha Court
Hotue, la HilU.Hiro, Witshuiton Couuty,
i treyon, at the hour of in o'clock A. M .of
aaid dav. m il Ht publiu auction to the Lih
eat bidder for ranh, the followiut(-deoribed
real property, to-wit i
hot five (.) and mix it) in block twenty.
'$i)of and in the ri;iual town of Hilla
boro, Washington oounty, 4 re4m, to aalia'y
the hereinbefore named mitus, and for the
ootta and expe n a of a;tid tie.
Said property wili be a dd Htibjeot to re
dt inption nx per ntatnte of ttretttu.
Witneot in y baud UiU '.'MtU day of Marod,
1H!IA, 11. I'. FOUI,
SherttT of Watbiiiut(in County. Oregon.
44 Itv W. l. Hkai.H)U, iVpnty.
SHI IC IKK H MA l-H.
) Y
VI It IT E OK A EXECUTION
Stale of Ori'tion, fi,r Wietliiiiutoii oountv, iu
fitvoruf .lolili Muumdii, ami aL'Hiuat 11. H.
I'attou. for tlie aniu f frj.'iil, ooNta, aud
for tbe furllti r hiioi ol $M .r', 11. S k.jIJ
ooiu, witli iuiereHt lliereon nt tue rate uf
10 ier et-nt ar auuuiu, from the 'Jith duy
of Jauuirv. l'i'i, and for tLe ooata aud
exiH-nwa of anle Hiid of eanl wiit.
Now, ttit'r'foro, tiy virtue aud iu piiraa-
anee of xnid jiultrnit nl, nud for want of
1 Hiitlioieiit per-onHl proerty, I did, on the
'-Hih dry of Mitrrh, It-vy upon the hereiiibe.
fore tlPKerllieil reul property, and I will, on
Mondiiy, the n'.itli day of April. ia:i.-,, at the
laouih iloor of the (nrt ItouHe, in llilla
! lairo, Wa-hinutoii Cou:ily. Oregon, at the
i honr of In o el.wk A. M , of aaid day. aeli a)
. pnl.lio nui-tloii to the liiulic-it bidder for
cna'i, nil the iuteretl of tue defeiulnut in
lha follouim.' ,li .tiI.h,1 real nronert.
j to-wil:
('omiueucinu at the Quarter aeelion oorner
ou tbe enil aide of aectmn Kl, '1' 1 M ll I W
of the Willamette meridian, ruutiiuj tbenoe
west utniclmina to a p t ( yariatiou, ill"
U, K from wlin Ii nr. to inchea In diameter,
Iteara M Jtu 30' W:i;'liuka a white Ur :W
iin'liea in diameter. N 7I, W 'JfJ linka
theuoe north -Hmhi ehaiua to tbe section
line, rut crna8 in log :io inehea in diameter,
from whu-b a fir M inrhea in diameter
tiear lu nh 41 W U'.' linka, a fir 4H iiu-hae
iu diamelei leara H fw K. 2 buka, tbeuoe
east "Jil liij I'baina to the northeast oorner of
aeelion 1:1, tht-iire aouib llMhicbaina to the
plaite of hekinunig, roiilaiuing a; acre,
more or ).: rt-t-pt A arree aoll to A. L.
Hunter, end lu acrea hold toll 0. Hunter,
and also 1" acres aohl to llury K. fattou.
to aatiafy the bi-reiDta-fore named uid.
and for the costs and eXensta of aaid aale.
Maid properly will lie sold aiihject to re
deuipiioii as per statute of llrgou.
Witness my baud tills leth day of llan'b,
Sheriff
is-.,-,, 11 r. KOKI,
I WasUinjton C-iuuty. Oregon
ii )h Hy W I). IfHAuroHu, Ueputv.
tOItt 41 01 ItK.
1V VIII It K lK AN' KXKrtTHlX.
dfcrt Atul order uf nle. Hmiti out uf
the 'irfi,t Court ot the ritntt of Oregon,
for WnMuiitf ton I'ouulv. in fnvor of Fhlllip
I,owtnL"rt. I'lHititirT, And yniut AtriAtidf-r
Km., nud IflmtiiiR Ktinz, deffiidttitA. for
lUt- Klin of f 1 .f", rottM, and for tti further
: ura of l.7u i, I . U, irold coin, with ifitereAt
turrftiii ut tin nitti of ift pfut per annum,
frotu Hie .id day of JHjmurv. 1 , hi id for
i the uottb nud tnns-s) of ahIa and uf Mid
! writ.
Sow. tlieriTnrr. bv virtue Atiil in iarnu
: Anoe of to id juik'iiitiiit. iji-cffp ATid ordur of
mIo. I Will, nil Mi.li(l:tv tim 'Hth iIn. ,.
! Mav, At tb. k.. nil) t.-fr of the iUtort
i Houiie. in Hi-n,i,i. V laijiinitoit County,
' Orison. Ht th hour "f i" o'cloc k . u.. of
'- Jill id dltV. A-ll Ht piitilll1 ftlliMloll to til UltfU-
mt Inddrr fnr oiihIi. ttif following decribd
rl )rriertv. to v it
I he pnifel nf Irtlitl "lflVttJ in WANhllivtoU
fount , httte of Orvii. ilrri ted aa a
p.irt of diviMn.it one or the Aoiith hAlf of the ,
l doiiAti m Und cltnnj nf J 1) laithiirdM.ii in I
motion town-hip I nnutti of ruiib I WAt
of the illHiueite inendiAii nnd more par !
ticulnrlT d K(-ntfd ha ooinuienrimf nt tht i
northwent corner if ihe Antfj hAlf of the am id
J. I. hiftiHnlti d'Minti .ii Imid cIaiuj. in j
Aection .. Urmhp 1 Hnth of rnnuff went
nf tl'A lllriinet' lui mllHtl, tieiu;v iUlh j
1" l cliAtnA Io a ofnke 1 '' Iminn fiurth uf
! the muttien! vortier ( the don At ton Und I
1 clAim of June I 'h v t lienor Aouth ti de
Br- t n.in rte nut 14 rhninA t- a xtnke
on 'bf f-t line of divi-noi 1 of ihe alli
b tif i-f Atd t hi I ii : Mi t re north ou the ent
line of Mid divi-i, ii 1 of am id clMiin :r
ii'triA tl tlie fi'trMie.'iMt Criier of HAtlie.
t) tw w.-t 1. 1 .'..i-- fliH'ti to the plAce of
(m iiiiiit.t'. i (i.tiuitniLf HreA of Inud,
' n"'''' 't ' 1 ' "tid eTfept mi five AcreA
oj Und iii Mi- tti h'tU of the Joimtiou
im .1 cMiut if J. i huhttrdwon, in a-jion
"it. towiml.ip 1 onih of rniiue 1 Wf-tt of VV i.
Ii.uiettr ii.t! nil in. And more Artiriilrlv
dArittd a Iwrfiini'tirf at a A!le m tbe
nm 1 I rii!iu tit rtU t the MHitUeAot or
ni r ol Mie J . tint, mi I nd cl um of Jatuea
I) .i, in futid m-ruort towntliip 1 south
rniT I ti' of M,e Willrtiin-tte luendiAD;
theuAe Aouth '', dwr' oiliintr t.tM i n
cl ntiM to a ntiike in Mie nAd; thetioe oortb J
h in tm'eA entt l I'. rtiHiriA t.t a thk on th I
r.(.r h Itneof Mi .nili hnlf of M.e J. D,
hu liardt-n dotiit ion Und cIaiiu; the do
w- t '.',;, rl hilt to i.ie northweet corner of I
fi.e aeitie. iit-i-c r . inimiteA 1 A t
Ch:n to the pltipe tk',Uitl.tf. AAllAff J
the b-reihla ,ire ti nned iiiia Hitd for tb
'.1'litJHliv (if IMttdlkilC. 5;
ld T' pertf will fe ld Anhject to r
dt it yhn n jw-r st!tit- of 4r-hrori.
U naeAA niy band thi lth div of Anrll, !
I'M, H r. HKU.
hbAr'.lf of a mLiq t. n uunty, Uraott. 1
THE LEADING
Tl
HILLSBORO
Careful auparvlaion bt aipariuucwJ phvaiaiw! Accurate dienaing by
petent and patufttakintf liarnnictta !
Tha HiillHro Fburuiary order Iu ilrug frow lh tuoat rvliahU niannf.u tun ,
only, aud ia tlnmtiKn.y iiuipliaJ with yerr reqmaito neifviary for properly ita .bu t
liit-daiw prvnption Ixiaiua-, Tbe pnrietor are ever wutrhhiJ that tby
uioatH'roved Uttsl muexlitare cotitiutmlly being atidtxl to the leak a the -iiilv
of uieditine nJ phaniiacv aJvuiK. iJei(t poa-erd of peculiar edvantuK hi pu
rhtiiug ita huppli.e, owiui to ita huaiueaa rule of Ukmjf trade di.vunt loi .a-di ir .in
Uie ott liotura, lha retail prii-ee re eonaemielilly ioer ttiati thoaa ol mind diipeneii
drug lo,J1 ijof UKUl0IT.S, 6L'M)KIKS, iueluditig the HNEVi'
PKRKUMKH, TUlLfcT ARnC-tS, BRUSHES, MANGES, KTC, era on di-.U .
A Urn mJ eicvlteiit naorUueut of SFECTACXES aud EVK-OKASSE l9
aleo oo oa ad.
PATM MEDICINES of eil popuW kUiJe eiwayt ia tuk.
The tlDMt WINES and LIQUORS supplied ia ceaeeof tickneaa ou preauriptiUQ
THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY,
Union Block,
USE THESE
PRICES TO SUI r THE TIMES.
PLANTER AND 88-
DUKE OF PORTLAND
Will make tke Season jjf 1895 at the Fair (.rounds,
Hillsboro, upon the following term :
Single Service, .... $10.00
Season, with privilege or return, . 20.00
Insurance, . . . . . 25.00
PLANTER
Sire of I'aodora. If ;i7. i'auliue (3) -i
(.od Hotting action, and ia a brother in
queen, Alii, 203 f. Hi, ,(, Fauist. tu
ia llie ulre of trotter.
w.aKLU1,',ie d.""i WTe'' ta 'f" d"' t.,D"y U"w'"' (4 :lfl. "'
NwivfikSiVE m f Wj,"m muu viM-
1 ..hJrUy ,l,B,,t,1 ' fUular, h
--'it -ot" :jb, auu IL
DUKE OF
la a remarkably handsoiua hora
iK.ii.ids. and ia. hair 'i.roii...
ami io an old .iilky. H,a Ir., William I, ia
one of the greateat .ire. of race hone iu Amerini.
Ilia Urst dam ia by Mainbrhiu Slar, 2
Mis aecoud daiu by Volenteur.
....i ....... ,ii ,, , "".1:..
.. . .V,LII;AV0." y""'
1IUU
W bat few coll. he haa, am large,
UILUHHOHO,
WISUIMUIUX tOL'ITf,
it. j. aculT I
If. W. SCOTT & CO.
. REAL ESTATE .
HOMESTEAD AND . . .
. . . R. R. LANDS LOCATED
TIMBIU U!0ilHT iU SVUl
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.. ISULU BLOCK
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A CRCAT DAR6AIH
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lit an timui, 1 m1 bar n. 4ii '
la coltiralKiD and ia walarad by (.'alb '
erto. Omi Tbla laud liaa lu tb.'
inimrdiata vicinity of tb. r.miiua
.VKltn Kaoch, tbal ounaiaia of 4 .mm
aera of tb. flurat land io lb. ooouly
Jbf prio. of tbia HA aora. baa
wutl. Imu dropped from tU.uuo to
it I t tsvi eaa mi for tbra. to Dr.
yaara nt 8 par wut itit.rrat, aud .
ill taka i oO in ood Urm land in
tbia .obbi. Tbu aay proy. a inal i
boon lo an au.nr.ti. uau who l.aa tb.
proper foTMlabt. and tha i.lu.k ...a '
nr.y tbal lead, ou tu .1.1,,.. ...
auifbaut.
1 bi. traot nf
land oan ha di.itt i.....
two parcel, and .uber aoid or trad.J
BP.
W H. RUCKS,
1'or inforioatiuQ aK.ot tb. farm.
THE U. 8. GOVERNMENT
Reports Show Royal Bak
ing Powder Superior to all
Other.
Dr. Prtca'a Cream BaJklag K.r
WerM'a Fair rl if keel MeeM aad ai
Our artroii will ,nd Im, iVltf
Little lMTy Hl-ria aaff arid rlUbl
rtoitly for conatlpaUoo, dyLilal
aaJ liver t-oupIaluU. W. L. fcrotk.
DRUG HOUSE
PHARMACY
Hillsboro, Oregon,
COLUMNS
For Crutches; you tcill be surpri
tha Strides Lame Business tc ill tube.
n i' i i Hi
... FOR SALE AT ...
INDEPENDENT OFFICE.
in.. t..U,,i .i..i i...
blood to hatrunaire. the air. ..I ii.- '.
,l tun u . . lVl..P ri...,, ... i
lb dam ol Uucaliou, f.Z!, Scotland Maid
giaudauv-of Iav Ui.
imam, i huJ
PORTLAND
lie Mfutlild flltl let 1. 1 L I 1 .
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ru in z:iz at tinea year old
full brother to Uuy Wilkca,
ior anJ has had hut Will
liaudOU4e aud good gaited.
fee farther laferuiatlwa, iddrea
THUS. II. T0XUE,
UKElilll,
QUITE SURPRISING t
Yfct very lea.luK Ii ti, ,lew
offer made hy 8C11ULMEH
it'ii A SON lu Summer bresa
0(xk1i; auJ their
LINE OF SHOES
Jut wl.at avery ptrmm nwdi
and at ucli prices j u ont)
liml. K, In ahabhy cloth,-, or
poor foot wwir nh-n you can
IfH im h bargain. Th..r new
ybrclla anj j'araiola an
ttot W dull( atV.J jl 9t'yl-
or price. ' '
SCHULMERICH & SON,
CENERAJ. MERCHANDISE
HILLSgORO, ORCCON.
HILLSBORO HOUSE
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Cra.rbe.ou4 aud.. Wiualoa Mtmt
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