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fit tl 1 r n's liii-i' iy, u ill I i' .-,.!, I :tl
I'llHt HI l! Ill 'il '.V III til'' 1 I ills lifl
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(ill In S . - i -1 1 li S tt if Villi
W.I lit 1.: r- li.i -. AH W'.'il silt,"'- nt
2"i.'! l. I T : l'i. A!I 1- illi'- lln -
tiiii. n.ii,).'- in Uu. ; -. . i-.
Wi-i'lvi!-' yni.- n'lnii hiii t'i a finf
lilif of v.-y'-i I'li l fU-i -l.i'.--l
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tln N'-vv i u ' . ! iv i ' i ' " 1 "
i(iliiic ii i i1 1 nil i t f ;;i" .i'..m , t
i lit-li.iii :it l!:i i .!iv-'l ruril 10 (:-..
.t r ri-)y.
Mr. m.'l Mi-. T. i : i 1 1 1 -i , nl
Jin K.r.-.iDr, : viii',' --villi ir.u
jrn .--in t -i 'I'-ii irti'-' i.iu.ily -.-n
Huml.ty l:i-!. .Mi. K -mt.-N tin- U-atl-
In' ivl.silil i:i J:'.i-l.i'n ill'-.
, .; -i., ! f .T. 'i -i . s.l!
wiilili -Ifi'iu '.i l-i : "I I'1- I - I"'1
yiti-.l; mii .t:.-r - . - '. ! -r 1
TIiIh N i. ii i'-'l -lin k '"- '"i ' i
iromN, I. i:t r:-M Iru'n U- l."-tnry.
HWiiiIiik rii li A : ii.
Mr. r.i'ii A il I' i - "ii, of I'-ii-.i i tr -ton,
li ti r n! l I'i- :l lr-
'col.i. Mr. Ami r on Inn ! 'UU'-' I
rtiili tu i- r-.'i'1 1 i.v in I' 'iil 'i'l itii-l
iiiovi il (In win'i l-i- i.'iiii'y tor i
K-riiiitin nl ri -I II i i i'.
Stil-s i-rii'lii'ii'-1" 'ii" iM'i I'UM'iiM'
nui New Y"M S n Ul.v 'i iii-un.' m'I
lie rci i ivi il f r tii' in i four inoiiiii
f,.r :jd i. 'l lie l'l-ii.-ini' i N no
liltro llicli"" t' i''l Aiin l' i:l'l I'lll-lif-Tin-
irif" ii Unit of wlni" 1h' r.
I nui pr-'i'iir' d to li' miy willi
Kliii'-"iJ, trot'i - '' ,;l "'
Imvr il lii w :i-s-lit 1 1 ii i . I i.l j wvlr.v l
wHii ii'-. i i ' i . ' -i :t-ii- ii'viiiptiy.
1 1 ii r 1 tiuit" pri'i - mi nil :"!- nii'l
work. V. 11' I U in'.'. -, Il;il-ii' l"
Jfwnli r.
Mr. I,- A. I!"" I Ii.-' i"-l '"-'"I
filllrnft Willi l;il'l'l-lo liTllli Mini
.rt 'iiic f ' r II '- ii uoi'iili'l (""
tiiiiiintr hI'oui tvwt.iy in-ii i i f I.tml.
Tht Tii'" i'ii-1 it s-I-h l-t-r ii' ic, Mr.
Kooil to turn -ii ii ru! Im.;: nui' hii.f
iltnl U linrro.
An nrlli-lo. .r ' iri 1 l.y Mr. .Inlm
Wall, t.ikl4 i vv.!i...Hl.i n.i ..ii "
rinl in lit i--u". i-1 iiu-'volil il.'..
iTOWiIrl ou' ihU wi-t !:. I'lll -Hin' llii
lirlit'li" wfini I i ft ii i ;i i u -iiil'uii nl
(guaiitit v o' s-i"' mi I :-'r " w 1,1
krep till lime lui nii'iilu r i--u.'.
Oft u tl r-i i-l.i lirt' in i-ir nu i' i'o'n y
Imrkril l.y h I'.r-l-fl.i 'onijuny I :
i'nllino" ' ' Kn'iilit, f'l- il'f ';ii-'.'
jirir' or li Ui.i'i 11,1 w ili l -'V t"r
of il w ilil tut t-'ii"! miy. Jti-iiit iiii i'i-
your hii' CM't'ii. I vi"l tin' i!"-
tran'il State f S !i-ni. ,
Th fl'f'io rntrs "t il- tnit uml
ttl ftf rn;.''". i'li -ii'liti'.' iin-iil-' ii'"!
la-rlli, art' !-( i H in i I ' l l "" tin- . K
V X. '"' .-t'-n'iit iri'iu 1'i.n !... I I"
Hun Vrsttii i-i o. M' 'it., r- I' a vi- l'oit
lituil tvrry livo il.iV-. I'.t liiriiirr
iniriii'uliir mi- J. 1. K:iij:tit, Hi!:
Iioro. Ufv. .1. I-.. WiilUi-r w.i- ii w I''' ii'"
cnlliT tl.'s mil;. H Inn! 1 " n n' ": 1
thirty .van hihv Mr. Wnllar in 'I
tlii 'n I '.rli-r lo.'l ii" -VI inn nl
!.,. fii"-- Hi" -iil j.- t "I i-i nvi i -aii"i',
nml Uml il whs in;' r.-iiii:; tn tin- "I.I
lioy. I'lU i I' lilll" tini tun- 'i'li I"'
to Otllfl".
Ur. Wiihyii ifh sliii I" I a i -r lo.i-l
nt sh.iw- .-t.'.i I; tli;s vnk lo l'f
liil.it. -,l ;: H i- -'- I':i ir. II" tn '1;
t.ix li -ml "f " '" i " '1
rost nr.' ii"" " ' '1 slii-i-p. I'i.
Wiihyi ii.i'-'- -!n i-i a"' ii m-n ir Hit"
iH'st i l t!.-' -Ii'i'.tni'l w;'l c rl iloH
wvar LI. i" i M."ii v. In n tin y r.-Mii ii
lioiilt'.
Why ,-ul; -r witli "'i "
li cr.l'l'i". v'-'ii l.iMiliv" llronin
'liniii.' w ili i i" ' "' i" 1 '
li,'i .(t ).r .:'i ' I'i" riii'.'i'v,' i" ;i"
h.'ii.l lik" - iii 'i "I' Mitinirv.
up in t ii.l"'- I f'-r t '.liM'L'.
Oiiariin!' ..II' ' 'i - ' i" 'i -i" if in'i'l
.tl. IV! v .-.:.. I r - - '
lVIn I'iiii; si. i.'.
Thf Wfii.-i.'- K.'li"! l'"i'i's "f th.'
Orn. 1! ii' hi " l. -V
Imniri l Hi" T ' I' "' r
tirat-. II ,i: I ' "II V!I
Hall, i'.'t-.'- r of M '":i ii" 1 s . r.-'ol
litrtf!-. Hi.: ii't in- :'!:
(HW'iir- i" I i I .y i.f ' " I '''''
nt will, li I it -i .w" i i'lipir- in.f
U to I'" i "'i-i ' ri .I, ! " fn'l
tenilai" o ii r i i -' i I y tin' pi. -i'i
inj; clVii" r.
Tin- s. IV ( '.imp my !i i1"' t'li''"
oft thf tlvit ; lr in ..nii-n rortl.itnl
an I Sun l r i i-"". i ! I vf I'"'
Htaml.ir.l t il - I i n t -' ', ,:-,i"'l. l'i
duilinsr I- ri!.-. ! li'k N f r I'd!'
man M:i-i it I ! i" I'-' x"'1
for l'ulliii 1 "i (. 1 1 1 1 I -'I" f I'i. -N
train vtiirt) ovtry liv" I' ay. L svii
rortlri"! a' I" P I '"' xl ""iii""
l.a' r.irl! ii' I Siiii'lay. ( "t- -t'li. uml
Kri.I iv. : i'.h.
Mr. W. I'. Ilu -' i. "'
l'lilc-lii,". li!.. w.-r- tii" cu -l- of
Hon. S 1". !!-.: i I I-' S-'t'-'-iv .!
M.Mvl ly. Mr. il .i.-h i- f inr.i r i
iiifan-i.'i'.i'.'! i i n"' ' -''t i' i-'
licfor.' vl ; r- - W;.i:iii'. 'i f,-,i'ity
ln win n 't my fivi-n-l-'y iuior.--. .1
with ft:r I'i" v. ' i n s. tut.-r
llil-'.'M C'u.ii-I tr i-:'-! o.-r thi
raitii'"f r' -1 i' "in! y th. y - i ,r'
iron m It I I r I ft" r" i. - ur- I.
Mr. Hn.. .. - ' - ! '"'' r'!" v
Ws-liir '.'ii i" -i.niy a'- I wi ii V' u
lairo.
1 - . i ; r ;.' t l . '.' I' r i!..' Ii '-'
lion i'i !' r;' t: .1 it- - ' I "''
M,ii.i:i -. i- -1 - .'" I 1 ". ','": "
(Tihi-I t.i r. 'i 'li 'H a' ' t; iin u-.i'in
ion i!.i -1. "ii t:. '" ' 'i r " !
,.riiv .f Hi r.i "1 t'i' " ';''' i" f ! ' '
Tti- ti '. : I- . i-ir-'t." -:'-'
ailtniiin ; i n-. . . r I i'."! - "
l'.i ur-i -. '! '- ! s.-l.'Mi "i. I r.
tiirti will I -.' - ! I t ''- ' ''"'
nlvt. ! -.'"' t!. r ';i-"l trip. C to
rt'tur t - n s"V 1101 t ili I lo iii' Oi
nivo. Tii.t l.vi- ot p 'ttii-.ilv t' l
tfiil tin -ti'' for iv" 'i"'" f"r
Visitor
Tiic topittt iif the Ht-rmotn t the
('in.'.'r.- itiniiiil rhiirth m-xt Stiuilay
vi!i In- m IoIImwh: In tin iiiorniujj
tlic ini-tor will Fpnak on th( suhjirt.
' lVcai It the ior.'l tif Suiifihiue nml
( ..-. tf'i!iii -n" Art xxvii., atj. Spc-
iul Htit ntion i calUil to thr evening
-. rviic. It will a ti coiitiiiiiation
from la-t winter of tko wrifs of lift-
to oti foreign inlii-iioniirv en't-rprie
i.y ri'tuninl int ii from the Held. They
re yr -ally euiojed uil HprHrlU-tl
-t that it'riol. Tito Hpi'ak" r ucct.rf'l
f .r m xt Sninlay ntht In Itv. J. II.
. i-ki-r, u tin i.-t homo on a vacation
ii'. ii 1'hitiii, anil will uililnn the
mi Ki-ii-e on iiih-o onary work In
;o mi. A eontial invitation m ex-i--i.i.-
I to ail lo alli li'l.
On l'r'ulay niuht of last week ("on-prri-Kniaii
K!IU nioke to n very ltirie
nii.tifii'i- iii the court liou-ii'. Tl.
j.un win jio j-rt-at that htiiiiiliiit; room
win ul; taken, ti.-ores of people went
to In .r, hut, not lu-mif uhlt! to (f
thf li'Hi-e, they returneil home. Kl-li-'
mlilrt ua- mi iilile one an.l con
v i m ill'.'. Hon. liaiaify attempted
l iiinaer it nt the liryan rally the
ti"xt .1 ly, hut, though his oratory
win linm-alili', !i(t failetl to hreak the
force ol l-.liis' locie. '1'lie liainlliill
circnlateil on Friday a'-kinjf tpiestiom
of Kills proved a lioonierainr, and it
ii doiiiitlul if that method of urgu
iin iiiiilioii will he repeateil.
Mr. Henry Kemino, of FurmiiiK
lu.'i. was attiickiil t'li Monday ty a
r.ia I hour. It-- ww iliivintr the ho-js
nut ol it stuhlilo tield when the in
furiated it ii i ii i it I rushed upon him anil
llinnt his links Into hi thiyli aliovc
Hie kii' i', strik int th" hone and lace r-::!ii:-
I !;;- louscle.J. I r. Ilalley was
vi'h d and ilrii'd the wound, and
iliinkn that if Mood poisoning Hhould
not -i t in the man will K"' ulotij; all
rilit.
Arrangements have lieen matle
iIhiiIiv .Miss Krouiiletie, the tem
pi taiii-e speaker, will deliver an ad-
lie-s oa this topic on the nipht of the
llih iu-t., nl 7::in, in the Coii(;reKii
. 1 1 1 1 1 church. A cordial invilatioii
i-exti-ndrd to nil temperance work-it-,
cl.ii-aian people, and others who
do not inc.uilo themselves in either
..f tiiese cl.isses, to he present at this
lee! are.
tin I'riday Ciuis. IttitiKhty, living
in 1 airview, had a fall while walk
i'i,r tin stilts. He fell on hi left arm
d. luiiilin the elhow. Dr. Hailey
:n ralieil, and after placing the hid
nnil. r the iiilliieiice of chloroform re
duced the liislocalioii. I le will i-arry
his arm in a -ling for a fortnight.
Laxative lirotno (JaininH Tahlets
move the howol tfently, relieve the
eeii;li, curt' the tevcrish conilil'on
hi. I lic.iiliu he, niiikingit the hest anil
quickest remedy for eotijfhs, colds and
hi Ktippf. t ures in one (lay. ".in
cure no pay.'" l'lice 2" els. l-'or Hale
l.y the H. lia lrui? Store.
If yon want to wave money ro to
Mrs. Kci m's store lor winter shoes.
The largest hargaiiis that ever came
out -hoes frniti .M) cents up.
Ucpiilr lo the furnace under the
I ir hoiier ut the J.ifrlit A Water
t'o.'s power house is reason for the
cily la .cjt in darkness.
Mason fruit jars, gallons at Kiicts.,
ipiaris nt tidi'ts., and pints at falcls at
ltiyan l.ai.liiiw Co., cii-h itore.
H is going to rain soon. Provide
yourself with one of Hchulincrich &
S n's I'iiin iiiiil'iellas.
Schiilnici ich A S in have a flno line
if school .Iiih's that can't lie lient.
I ai ry pair warranted.
See Schulnierich A Son's kid,
chamois ami Barity. gloves; they are
the iicst.
( all on Humphreys for loans on
.oik I property, also farms to rent ami
o sell.
If you watit good health get a pair
.ifo'iid fhocs from Schulmericii A
Son. Hoots and shoes nt prices lower
than ever hefore at Schulnierich A
Oct some of Schulmericii A Son's
line underwear for this w inter.
Kuliher itnd water proof slns-s at
Si Inline' rich A Son.
lontr iioisk xkhs.
fiaitiATK txttii r.
I'.-tate Henry Oardncr, diHt'ilsed.
Orpha M. Oardncr, widow, appointed
ailtniiii-lralrix. with lanuls tlxed at
;,loo. Ilrntil tiled w ith J. I'. Tamel--:e,
mi ret v. Approvnl. The ap
pi.dscrs tin: W. It. Miller, T. J. Willi-
and D. Harvey.
INtate Ira Lyon, tlei-eascd. Or
dered thatcitntion Issue to all persons
interested in this estate, rettiiring
tin in to iipja'ar on Mol.tlay, Nov. 21,
and show cause, if any they have,
why the realty heloninj; to said
e-l.ite shall Hot U sold.
1 Estate Jacoh Kime, '.Icccitst d. Final
S"ttlf mt nt conliniietl.
l'.-lale titrvaise Williams, de-cea-ed.
Final account allowed ami
the c-tate clost d of record.
I'-lute John Lursiiian, decerned.
j iinl. n.l that citation issue to the
I In lis lo appear t let. IHlh, and chow
!e.ui-e w hy the widow dower shall
I u. 1 he -el off to her.
I Male J.livh Stciin r, dcceiwd.
'if 'p 'rt of mln. inistrnter shows cah
'r.o ivi.l, ? l is I I; cinh tlishurstil,
I 7.10; haliiniv on hand, tli!l..1"; real
! . -late, f i;l-"; t"t d, 'itl.;l:h
I L-tnte Wm. Jolly, deceased. Sale
, of real t-tnte iiintlriiietl and atlniinis
j tinier directed to execute a dtti to
H. 1. I"' M, purchaser,
i F-tiile John W. Sirowhridre, tie-
.i .i-id. Kxctitor's rt port Hied nml
apj-roMtl.
t ul S TV O'fKT, t.AW.
j Wm. l'ohh, Martin Ouidhart, Mar
' iin I". It rSorciisoii, Adol Schumacher
and Neils Hansen wt re admitted to
i i ili -.en-hip.
M A l; 111 At. K I Il KNse.s.
I.i. eii-i j ; wed were i- u- ". - pt.
J- I-, to HerU rt A. Htihert, ngeil -' t
e.ir , and lain Andersi n. agitl 20
i. r-; S-pt. ItUli, Alfrtd lleywwxl.
i- I vi is and S. Uah tte Thomas,
.1,, I 'jc.u-; M. 1st, Kirl A. Hall,
al" d years and Mals'l A. I'm, Bpsl
1 i ear-; i i t. ;J.I, I'lan nee O. S ill,
,i.;. d t hts, and Ai.nie McHotial.l.
n!:.tl 21 viar-;tkt. ;:h, F. M. Oard
t.kr, Hk' d year, ami Alice Jannia
1 loci, ari d yiiir-; I vlol?r 7th.
I. hn A. OraU l, agnl years, and
'!ir.-fet L. llirhaiii. fl.-ed years,
1 "o t. s'h, 11. t'. lUiker, aged
ye ii -, and l la lkoh y, agt tl 2". year.
ItKVAM H I'KI0H.
Aey old 0 Her w lni I undtxidnl
how to vote, or who Inn made up hi
mind t ips.rt Bryan, should rm
the following clipping fnm the
(.i.ualia World-Herald (Mr. Uryan
palter) of Nuvemher 10, 1892. Thla
it his gwtitudo to the men whowtved
the union:
"1 he next scA-iou of eongrPM will
have to u rt stlu with oiu dellicleney
of : i.iiisj.tMHi. This is ou account of
iM'iWiOiis. The aopr opriation for pen
siom for t!ie next year must not he
less than l.n),oii0.noo. It Is there-
fore easy arithmetic lo Jterivlvo that
the appropii.ttion thut ismgres must
make for pvu-ious next aession must
aggregate not I.'.- tlma lhO,(Mi,W0.
"This tremendous sum would in
itself l enough to run a reasonable
government. O.io would not com
plain if it were an honest deht: hut a
large proportion is not deht, because
il win iicv. j- i .noeil hy any act of
patriotism or heroic aervice. The
government is held up and despoiled
if Ii) li. il-ll poilioll of thii, uud it
seems lieiple.-s to d"fend itself. One
cannot help hein;r curious lo know
how many more years it will take to
exhaust the generation which feels
Itself injured hy war. It is safe to
say that never did a generation dis
play such rem.irkahle longevity."
14 IK V Mt'.tTIM.'.
La-I week the announcement was
made that Maj. Henry K. Alvonl,
chief of the dairy division of the U.
S. il; piirtnu nt tif agiiculturn, would
ta in Hillshoro next Thursday, Oct
ohcr l-'itli. Sinculhen See. William
son, of the State Hairy Association,
w rites that this is the only meeting
that has hetii arranged for Maj.
Alvord, except his visit to the state
fair in Salem, which I now oien.
In view of this fact, the meeting next
week here oiiglit lo he a well at
tended gathering. Already ('range
hall has been secured for the 10
o'clock n. in. address, hut if that
auditory proves too mi mill then the
court house will he used. The
dining room of Orange hall will lie
opened for the. me ot those persons
from a di-laiice who desire to bring
lunch and stay to the afternoon
meeting. In another paragraph of
this !s-tie more particulars of this
meeting are given.
H F A I. l II 0 W ASIIINtiTON ( 01 NTV.
County Assessor Wilcox has com
plfled the footing of the assessment
roll lor Ihe year Is'.lii, from which the
following figures are taken :
Tii. J nrro of tilled land l.tl'.'t.lOO
Hun, ills (icri-a ul liin-l mil til cl ... MM, '"
I lilfiruveineim oil .lceiloit Inliil .. 11211,41111
Vu.Ut' ft l.ilA n In it ItU.flSd
Vittue ul iii..i'ovt'iii.itii on loftit
hits 177,..'0
'illllo ol ilitpi'ii-.i'itii'i ti ill lulld
not ilet..lt t 7,D'.'i)
'J.'i'.i milt's icU (..Hint' inc, O. T. X
1. I n .. 2..V.0
.'U 4 inilf- V.'. I', u- (!-. tpli l'iie 1.7t)
lit tllllca tl. .V ('. 11. It. bi-tl mill
t uk lU.i'-H
l. .VI'. ii. I., lul ln toi'k .... U.3ii0
.sluti li-ii ' t!lii4i.u-9 Ull'l intif. inu-
ciini-iy ... .Tl.tKUt
Mirrcii iiiii.-i' ami i'ui'k in limle.. 7i,?t-"
Kami iniiU'iiieiiis, 'rtacniiii, Ac., 4!t,o7ii
.tloi.ey 11 ..'lA
N. iics unit uccoiitit-t ilili'm
I'i i -0 ii 1 1--. ul mark IH.iftii
ll..UM--!,.ili lurioiiire luj IW.'i
t.ii.'l liorscs iiitU iiiult-s .. ..... l"t.4tii
k.u-7 iiea.i ciiltli; i lil'.ll i
i:,tll tifiiii ..Ih-cii mi. I fiouiB i,s:v
;i,:i.iii lieiui j nine ln,.'17
tiro-n v.'ln "f nil praj-ert. . 771..VA
li.-iiu't cm inpi ion ai'n-v,4'.iu
N. l vnlim tux i pr..ieriy. ..f4 t'H.Otu
N.i. po.li. l.lltl.
HH'I'vr t.ltOVK.
Tlie olllcial hoard of the M. K.
church voted to iight hy electricity.
Dr. C. L. Large is building a roomy
olliie on Ihe same lot his present
olllce is located.
A fair-sized audienco of rcpithji
cans asscmlilcd to he-.ir the silver
speech Monday evening.
Mrs. Ann Smith, who has la-en
seriously ill for the past two weeks
is i-lott ly regaining health.
Mr. Ingalls, who is interested in
the mint's in Southern Oregon, was
seen on our streets a few days ago.
The Christian Kndeavor Societies
of the Christian and Coi gregational
church had a joint meeting Thursday
evening.
The members of the Christian
church had a tine lunch served at the
conclusion of their business meeting
la-t Friday evening.
Key. S. H. Starr preached to a full
hou.-e last Sunday morning and
evening, and made a great impres
si m on his audience.
Dr. Cole, one of our popular
physician', has gone Ivist to attentl a
course ol medical lectures. He ex
pects to be ab.-cut several months.
Referring to the annctlote of Key.
Mr. line, it is hard to see how a
miui-ter can utler a prayer based ou
the Chi' ago platform find expect it to
he aiiswt red.
A silverite is enditod with the re
mark concerning Congressman
Tongue's recent speech, that he
ought to speak well, having the lss-t
side of the ipi. stion. So an over
w lit lining limj .1 ity of Hie nation will
say next November at the polls.
Mr. Wm. Walters, who fell from
an apple tree in d sustained severe
internal injury, is lying very low at
hn residence. Ihe t.fst medical
skill ami can- are I eitig given, and
there is hope that the gentleman
will be re-tur.'d to health.
Mr. Vic ltrown reports rather a
dull season hailing hay and straw.
The pi Ice for the latter is very low;
in fact . there is hardly any demand
for it at any price. This may ae
count i. r tin- iirini r returning to
tleir old cu-tom of burning their
-iraw .
A tiew fpecies of ''mpix-rat" lias
hern discovered h gh up Oales Creek.
He believes in Ine trade, although
nil cx-liiHiiufitctuicr of wonlell gissls,
hot don't Islieve in free antl un
limited coinage of ilver. He say
that the opocrats ought to walk up
and pay lime ou the dollar of their
itnit hit 'luc.-s.
This campaign Is developing viiiif
ti- r poiiiiii l inin!resities. lie
puS.'iii.it.s who l.ve acted with their
party ll. rough victory and defeat, now
on ihe eve i f a ureal victory for
th'ir party, eo ov r to the fpo.dcni.
cr.it ic parly, while dcliiocrat who
hiiv -rood s,,jj. s tiie adamantine
hills forsjni..n pure tlennvraey with
all liial it implies, w ill vote for Me
Kiiii y.
Iliil Voa rr.
Try F.leeUii Hitters as a remedy
fT your troubles. If not, get a hot
tie now and fot relief. '1 ids medi
cine Inn been Itnind to l o ssi-ulirtrly
adaptnl to the reluf and cure of all
iiem.il ompl.iini. e.xtrting a won-
nit rfiil dir -ct iu!liieniv in giving
stn tigth a: 1 ' i.e t i Ih organ. If
! you I ivc ' '".:'-, ., i
itioii III ivhi' iie. Kiinting Spells, or
are Nervous, s'.is.pl,., F.xcitablc,
M-lan ho'y to tr abl'i with Hijty
'Sjwll. F.levtrio Hitlers is the met I i
ci.ie y iu ntst- l. H'-alth and strength
are gatiratitissl by its use. Fifty
cents and ll.no at Hillststri Pharmacy.
oumn s speech spoilt
BY HOX. M. C. GEORGE
Nets Hopes Aroused Only to
be Shattered
BETTER THAS A JOIST DEBATE
llou. M. C Mwt Wl Take l p Mr.
(juluu Speeth of Wftlitl'.
j . . - . I -.I..V. M.
The Hillshoro wcixiniey uu",
being able to gel -Mr. ueorgr
day night, the regular date, ha- post
. .. . J. .....i. iM.t in to Weil-
uesday eveniui?. Full ''K"'
notes or Mr. tiuiuns "r"
were taken, m
n miirmin J - - . . i, I
.. . s. II. ........ 'a oil.lrSM Will le
(lirwt.y mv y,X,?""'X?tn
. . ... ... .u.. 1 1 vi... i firulfir.
Hie iK-easiou win r-
. . . O 1 1 f H,'k
one, ami ii our nir-u -"' .." .
.i...., tin. I It tiv attending
IrUIII limj . -
.wi,ii net Weeluesilay eve-
11113 !--(
ning.
I' MI EU STATES B0SHS ASU
VEK.
liered that Mr.
m..u vot. il for Ihe Stanley Mat
thews resolution In 1878, which whs
i.. ii. ..Hw.i Uml the Fulled Statea
had a ierfect right to pay bonds in
silver coin. Aslhecoiiuuereial value
of a dollar waa then hut 8li eeuts it
w ill readily l seen that hy his own
action Mckinley, aa he now stands,
brands himseirasarepiiiiiaiiomsi.
Argus.
if Mr. McKlnley voted that l nittn
hoods were navable in United States
silver, it Is not likely lie has changed
his onlnlon. If he lintl, tne taw nas
not lieen changed, and his opinion on
the subject would not vary ita terms.
The United States bonds have always
hem navable in ailver. These terri
ble bond holders that are so abused
bv the "Areu." by Gov. I'ennoyer,
by Senator Stewart, by Oov. Altgeld,
have lieen loaning money lo Itie peo-
ble of the United States for about 3 or
4 fiercent per annum, taking obliga
tions payable in coin, ami are willing
to trust the people of the United
Stattu, who are the debtors, to exer
cise their choice in what metal the
bonds shall las paid. Not so with
Mr. Hryan's supporters. Mr. I'en
nover loans money to the poor people
of Portland, not at 3 per cent or 4 per
cent, but he wants double that. He
is not w illing that the debtors Hhoiihl
have the option ot saying in what
money they are to be paid, but insists
that they must pay iu gold coin. He
is not even willing to sell lumber to
them 6tul allow them the option of
paying in silver, but demands 75 ja r
cent in gold coin.
Altgeld, Stewart anil Sewall all in
sist on gold coin with the highest
rate of interest. Are they more
merciful or considerate or more
umane than the Ixmd holder who is
w illing to take ailver at half the rate
of Interest?
The lust utitement in the sentence
quoted from the "Argus" is not true.
There never wan a time in the his
tory of the United States when its
standard dollars were worth 85 cents.
They have always lieen worth a dol
lar; they are worth a dollar now;
thev will remain worth a dollar as
long as the republican party controls
the government; they will remain
worth a dollar after the election of
iov. McKlnley. Should Mr. Bryan
la? elected, should the policy advoca
ted hv the "Argus" prevail, they will
not be worth 85 cents, they will I
worth 5.1 cents.
It is not Mr. McKlnley who is the
repudiationist. Recognising that the
bonds and numerous other obliga
tions, life insurance policies, deposits
savings banks, funds loaned out
bv educational Institutions, in trust
for w illows and orphans, are payable
In silver dollars, he insists upon a
policy that xhall keep the silver dol
lars at Just the price they always
were; that they shall lie the same
price at pay day as when the debt
was contracted. Mr. Bryan and the
"Argus" insist that at pay day the dol
lar shall be half In value what it was
at the time the debt was contracted.
Who are the repudiatlonlsts?
Bryan suporters are osing B9 the
friend of the poor man, when, In
fact, it is the man who holds silver
bullion and gold coin w ho is to be
benefited. Mr. Bryan cannot make
our dollar better than it is. If inde
pendent free silver coinage has any
effect w hatever on silver it will only
raise the price of bullion, which is
poBsw'tl by no poor man. That
siecies of wealth Is owned by mining
ctrMiratlotis or by wealthy silver
brokers. They alone will lie liene
filed, together w ith those institutions
that hold g ld for a premium. The
poor man will not get a better dollar
than he now has.
A Chance U Xske Money.
I read how one of your subscribers
made money selling diswashers; I
ordered one, and my lady friends
were charmed, as they hate dish
washing. My brother and I com
menced selling them, and have made
tl.Tno after paying all eipense. We
don't canvass any. Our sales are all
made at home. People come or s"nd
for them. The Mourn! City Uish
Washer is the best dish washer on
the market. Our business Is increas
ing, and we are going to keep right
on until we make ten thousand dol
lars. We sell from five to fllteen ma
chines every day, and some days
more. The dish washer i lovely;
every housekeeper wants one There
is noexcue to le poor when so much
money can be made selling dish
washers. For particulars, address
The Mound City Dish Wa-her Co.,
St. Iiouis, Mo. They will Mart you
ou the road to success. A liEAnm:.
The Mew Ha t rre i All.
I read in the Christian Standard
that Miss A. St. ftl's. Station A.,
St. Louis, Mas, Boat! ftt an rle
Awarded
HlfhMt Honors World Fa-tat
oM Msdal, MidwInUr Fair.
oa
CREAM
jrvr
Most Perfect Made.
4o Ye.ars the Stt"' '
gaiit planted hook spoou to anyoue
eildillir her ten 2-cenl alamos t
sent for one and found it so useful
that I showed it to my friends, aud
mane ri.j in i wo nours, taking orders
for the spoon. It cannot slip into
the dish or cooking vessel, being
held in the place by a hook on the
back. The spoon is something that
housckeeners Iihvh
spoons were first inventended. Any
one can get a sample oon by send
ing icu s-euni stamps lo Miss Frit.
This is a splendid wav to make mon.
ey around home. Very truly,
Jenxette 8.
.Marry This (ilrl, Komelxxlj!
I have been reailincr In vonr nntier
about several men ami women that
have lieen very successful selling self
healing tint irons, anil I concluded 1
would see what a girl could do. I
have worked lUilays and have sold
151 Hat irons, ami have 218 dollars
left after paying all expeusea. Every
body is delighted with the iron and
I fell one almost every place 1 show
it, as people think they can't afford
to be without one. as thev save mo
much fuel antl time and don't hum
the clothes. I know I can nlmr flvn
thousand dollars in a year. How is
that for a girl? A Ukaih atk..
Splendid, my girl, splendid; you
area true Amernsin rirl inunn.
cau get complete information about
me seii-neaiing iron ny addressing J.
F. Casey A Co.. St. I.ouls. Mo. It
seems to on winner. n evervhnilv
selling it writes In its praise.
A tiood Wind Mill-Make It Yonmelf j
I made one of the People's Wind
Miiis which I saw recommended In
your paiier recently, it only cost me
$9.10 antl is a splendid mill; my well
Is deep, but it pumps it all right and
with very little wind; the neighbors
all like it, and as I am a kind of a
carpenter I have agresd to put up
nine nuns already, on which 1 can
make a nice profit, and there are
many others for whom 1 cau put up
mills this fall. I don't see why every
tariner snouid not nave a wlnil mill,
when they can make it themselves
for less than 910. Anyone can git
diagrams and complete directions for
making the w ind mill by sentliug 18
two-cent stamps to pay postage, etc..
to K. 1). Wilson & Co., Allegheny,
l'a., and there can be downs of them
put up in any locality by any one
that has the energy to do it.
A Karmkk.
Iro Cream Sow Made In a Minute.
I have an ice cream freezer that
will froer.4 cream perfectly in oue
minute. As It Is such a wonder a
crowd will always be around, so any
one can make from five to six dollars
a day selling cream, antl from ten to
twenty dollars a day selling freezers,
as people will always buy an article
when it Is demonstrated that they
can make money by so doing. The
cream is frozen instantly, and is
smooth and free from lumps. I have
done so well myself, and have friends
succeeding so well, that I felt it my
duty to let others know of the oppor
tunity, as I feel confident that any
person in any locality can make
money, as any person can sell cream
and the freezer sells Itself. J. V.
Casey A Co., 114:1 St. Charles St., St.
Louis, Mo., will mail you complete
instructions, and will employ you on
salary if you can give them your
whole time. Wm. Mr.
Hair IteMored U Sataral Color.
I have used many preparations for
restoring hair to natural color, but
never had satisfactory results till I
used Zulu Vulier; it will restore any
hair or beard to ita natural color in
three weeks. If it d'ies not they re
turn your money, so you take no
risks. I'eople who have never tried
it can get a sample package, which
contains enough to restore anyone's
hair to natural color, by sending 21
two-cent stamps, to pay postage, etc.,
to Wilson A Co., New Concord, Ohio.
The regular price is l-'.oD per
package. If it iIih?s not restore your
hair to natural color, or make any
color of hair darker in three weeks,
they will return your stamps. This
proK(sition is siftir that thousands
are using it. It is harmless, but
never fiifs. Why can't big money
he ni-ule by selling Zulu Vulier from
house to house?
Free 1111.
.Send your name to II. Il Eucklen
A Co., Chicago, ami get a free sample
boi of Ir King's New Life Tills. A
trial will convince you ol their
nieiits. These pills are easy in
action and particularly effective in
the cure of constipation ami sick
htadache. For malaria antl liver
troubles they have lieen proved in
valuable. They are guaranteed lobe
iierfectly free from every deleterious
substance and to lie purely vegetable.
They do not weaken hy their action,
but by giving tone to stomach and
bowels greatly invigorate the system.
Regular size 25o er Ihix. Sold by
Hillshoro Pharmacy.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or HiLwnoRo.
Tmnnartt a (trtirral Rsnking Biisltiras.
J. W. KHC'IE
rtESJ. SCrtOU'IELD...
t V. MF.KBY MAN
.. . . I'i munrt
.Vica-PsniDsa
Ciwiras
tVlls Hiiiht rirhsna and Tekpmphle
Tmnafvrs. and imn Lttr of Crrdit
Tiiubl throughout th lotted Htsts.
Draws Kills ol Eiobsnm oa London
Lmrpoot, Dublin. Pari. Brlia. Fnnkfort-oo-tb-Mftin,
(Stockholm, sad all priaeipa
ties of Larop.
Cotlations mid oa all aaetasibb points.
Baakiac boars fro t . U t . a.
? U. S. Gov't Reports
mow Poymi BMklwg
V GStoetomi
mm
TNI DUDLEY MILL
The undersigned, hsvinj; U'-ised for a
termor years the well-known flour null
on North I'lain known as the piidlcy
Mill, has overhauled it and rut it In first
class order for Merchant and Cu-tom
work. A specially ill bo made of
EXCHAXUE W0BE AMI) ( HOfPlMi
. BUCKWHEAT AM RYE.
Flour constantly on hand or frroiiiul to
iinmr.
E. 0. E0SOX,
I'rntertille.
31 ALDER STREET,
I'OKTLASll, OK.
. 8. RlOia. Pro.
aV
The only First- X50U.
Class and Strictly X
Temperance Restau-
rant in the City.
OREGON INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION
roKruM,
0REM.
SEPTEMBER 10 to
OCTOBER 17.
The Great Kesources of the Pacific
Northwest Agriculture, Horticulture,
Fisheries. Mines. Manufactures, Ma
chinery, TraiwMjrtntioii, Trade and (Vtit-
ineroe w ill pe reprtnentcit inure cini'lctu
ly than ever before.
(fraud Hand Concert...
Erery Afternoou and lcnl i(r.
Special Attractions...
Every Mtclit.
Lowest Kates Ever Made
0a all Transportation Lines.
Admission 95, Children ICk
For eihiblt space, aniilv to (Sen. I..
Raker Superintendent, at the buiMiii);.
E. C. MASTEX, Secretary.
Administrator'- fcollce.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVKN THT
tli under.! nei! ha lie. n niipi.iiilf.l
tiv the County 1'mirt ol Wantiinirtun t'oun-
ty, Ore.m, a.lminiitrat.ir of UieeO ite ol
.Mini. llartwelk'T. ueceimed, line ol hhiu
County. All ppraoni lumin? rlainii
eainl said ea'.ate are hereby nut lietl in
lirraent (he entne to the unileriKiii'il ul
the late residence of said ilcceatetl. fniir
miles northeast of (Iroenville, within six
months Irom ihedate hrrrol' f ir alloWHin e,
ami nil persuns knowinn themselves in-
lehicd 10 said eMate will make paymeiit
of the ame to the unlersiirni"t wiihoul
le'ay. JOHKPH li A If f WKIUEIt.
Adininlstrator of the rKiate of Alloii
Uartaeiger, deceased. l.-l
IN THE COUNTY COl'KT OK T1IR
Siaie of Orego.i, tor Wah' 111(1011
County.
M iry M, Hughes, 1'laintitt 1
E. 0. Hughes, Delondant )
I'u K. C. Ilugbes, the above name.)
iletendant:
In the Name of the Stole of (Ireiroii, vo l
are hereby eominaniletl and reunited t.i
appear in the above entitled Cniiri ami
answer Ihe eoniplatnt tiled against you in
the above entitled cause, on or LefoK
Monday, the it-'!! day of November, ltul,
the same being the lirst day ol the nx
regular term of the shove entitled Cmiri
next tolloering ilia exnlralioii of the tints
prescribed in Hie order tor the publication
of this summons. And you will pleane
take notice that if you tail to so aptieir
and answer said complaint the pluiuiiil
will apply to the Court for tho reliei
therein prayed for and demanded, to-wil:
For a dissolution of ihe marriago and
marriage oonlract now end heretolore ex
isting beiween tbe above named plamtill
and the above named defendant, and for a
decree awarding the care, custody and con
trol of the minor children nl theplaintift
an.l defendant to the plaintiff herein, end
for a decree of permanent a inimiy of ihe
sum of fjo per month dur 11 1 the niinor.tr
of said childien, and for such other nnd
further decree es may se m meet with
euity and good cotiso-ence.
This summons is served aiiinut you by
order of Hon. Tnomas A. Mcliride, In lu-e
ot the above named C.mrt, med at Cuniii
hers and ditted the ath dv of Sei't.-'nhi r,
1 OKt). K. BAUl.KY,
l!i Attorney lor I'la.ntilf.
IS THE CIRCUIT COUIT OK THE
Htata ol Oregon, for Wa.4ioni:toii
Ciunty.
Robert I in brie, P an iir 1
. 1
John Wieser and Frank Kellerman f
Oelsiulant-.
To John Wieser, one of tbe above named
defendanie:
In the Name of the State of Oregon, you
are hereby commanded and re iiirt to
appear In the above entitled L'ourt a d
answer the coniDlaiot bleJ against you in
tbe above entitled suit on or lufo.-e Mon
day, the 231 day of November, A. Il , lfpi,
Ihe same being the first day "I the next
regular term of the above entitled Cnirt
next lollowing the expiration of the time
prescribed In tbe order tor publication "I
this summons, and you will please lake
notice that If you fail so to appear and ans
wer said complaint, for want thereol, the
piaintitf will apply to the Court fur 1 lie
relief therein prayed for ami demanded,
twit:
That ha bave (tidgment again. t you for
ihe sum of 7iVlJ in I', tl. gold coin, witn
interest thereon since the Dnth il.iy ot Julv,
IS!4, at the rat ot S per cent per annum,
and the sum ol $100 attorney fee., nnd the
sum of $ W taxes p.id for rear Ki'i, and
the costs and Ciabur-ements of tli.s suit.
Tnat the mortgage made, esecut?d and
delivered by yi u to the abive naui"d
plaintitt to secure the pavnisnt 'I the
soms above set forth and up ru tbe to -lowing
described real property, lying, tid
ing and situate In Washington O.untv.
Oregon, and bounded and described c
iolloas, to-wit :
Commencing on the south litie of the
donation land ciaim of Iiaic llutler and
wife in section UT1NII2W W.ll. Herat a
point M 21 chs. westward from trie .nu'.li
east corner of said d nation Ian I claim,
and running thence south I 1 Kut '.'l I ,
ehs- to Ebberts line; tlence west T.'Oj
cha, thence north 1" 4V wen l.V 15 rhs. tu
Butler line, and teence eaatwar i i.'J-' chs.
to Ihe place of beeinine, containing t en
iy())scrss. be foreclosed and said land
he decreed to he sold bv Hie Hnerilf ol
Washington county, Oregon in the man
ner provided bvlaw and the practice rf
his Court, and that Ihe proceeds ol sncli
sale be applied to the payment of the rum
due and owing t- tne plaintiff t.en in as
above set forth, and that the delendant lie
barred and foreclosed of ailelson. lntereit,
tight, title, lien or equity of redemnt on,
save only the statutory right tt redeem in
ortothe saidniortgsgedpremi.es, or any
part thereof, and lor such other a' d furth
er decree aa may seem meet with e uny
and good conscience.
Tbie summons is published again. t you
by order ot Hon. T. A. Mc Bride, Julg-! of
tbe above named Court, made at Citatum rs
and dated the SU dsv os October. A. L.
I -(Si. GEO. K. BAGI.EY,
Attorney tor I'laintifT
Bit kla9i Aralra HaUt.
The bt Mtlve In the world fir
cuts bruliHs oren. ulvr. wtlt
rheum, fever eoret tetter, chRpf!
hands chilblains corns ami all kin
miptions and iitiv-ply ruiw pil,
or no pay rwiuireil. It U iruarHntrt-!
to (rive iTlWt tifaction or mom-y
fafnJrl. frit 25 cxia r .
f v m If Uu9 rnmf.
i HAVE YOU USED j
E BUTTER PARCHMENT?
. A'l Ri'.t-ctJged butter put on the mar
ket hy creanteiics is wrapjiej in paper.
The proiluct of the private daily would
reacli its market in mudi iK-ttei cctsJi
. tiou if wrapped in Butter Parchment
than it does when wrapped in cloth.
Parchment is not only better than cloth,
but cheaper.
. Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard, front
which 27 sheets can be cut 27 Parch
ment wrappers cost 34 cents.
500 Sheets, 8x11.
e 500 Sheets, 8x13,
The standard f ize for 2 pound rolls is
8x11 inches; 2-pound Mocks are
wrapped in the 8x13 sie.
One reason why paper has not been
generally used heretofore, farmers
could not get it at the Kcneral store.
It is now kept at the Independent of
fice cut to any sie wanted.
iluumuuiuuu.u.u...u..uuiu.uuii
Dr. CHAR. C. CEICER.
....WILL UK IN KOKKST (illt)VE
alter Annuel :ul to prartice low proru-hi.in,
and will le found ul the rfNi'loiu'e il Iir.
Wm. l.i'U-i'r. Hne. iiil nt entioii 1'iiut to
Medical ami duriocu! Ills an ul Women
and Children and all t'lirniiic Ilis'ioe.
Aluilnit rat ri otir.
N'OTIt'K H It Ell KB Y OlYEN Til AT
Ihe uii.li-r'.'ioH'.t has ihm'ii duly ap
pointed, hy Ihe C-unity I'niirt of lite Stale
I iiri'iron, tor w uHhlnirioii I niiutv, ad-
niini!ratrix of thu ctate til IVter livser,
dt'ceimi'd. uli'l dhlll hIii Iuih tlilly ij'l:il.licl
in ailL-li, and euleri'd upon tin' ilu'ieot
ti.iid aiiti.iiuliiii'iit. All pTMiim luiviitg
c.uiln. niioii.-t miM e.liu.' tire licri'l.v rt -iilir..d
to presftti tne iiinie lo i. :iul uiliiini
i.iniirix wnh the iir..p- r vuuch.M nt hi-r
ri'i li-iici', near ll.'tli.iny 1. )., WuhIii ic
ton County, wiiliiu t.in innntlis In in the
dale lieri'i.l.
Dated Sept 17, 1IK(.
EI.IZV ItYSEIt.
A'liuini!4lratilx ol the entile id fetcr II vr
deceased. 17-J1
sin;itiFFM nam; o
I TIO.
By yiiitu-: k two kxe rrio.s-4
tMitifit (Hit nf I lit (lir uit Court il
the St'UH nt Urc;;iii, lor lln Cmnily ol
Wa-ililnj'iuii, i ne in t'.tvor il 4'. K. i'ctcii
niiin Hfttl ituitist J. K. Mi It lor tlic huim
ot fit 1uoh, mi t lurth ttirthcr hum ut
'i.'H id V. S. nun, with inten-l
ttiervoti nt tUi r.-i w of 1i per cvnt jnr nn.
mini tt'oui (h ,i h ilny ol Kflirinry, l!t i.
ii tr.tiiHrr.pt ot w ttu h jn iu'inPiit nt hie I
in tho Circuit Court ol tlti St:it ol ( rp.in
for Wellington C uintv, u:.n a j iilnifin
nn'lt-icil in lli .lu--tire Cmit lor Norlli
liill-lniro Jui'i-" ol I ho IVm 0 ui. V m
t;inlu I-Htrict, Wahiti (ti n County, re
i"in, nii'l si'i'ON'l, in lnvor ol Willintn Me-
ulluii, il:'.iiittt, mitt HiM.nt .1. It. Millur.
(IrtVrulunt, for ihe ?u:i ol $!.10 r hik!
lor tin ttirthcr uin nl i;l 'm iii V, 8. olo
coin, with in i-re 1 thereon nt tliorrtlfo
V per rent por rttiniiin from ih Ml. d ty o
Ko)irn:irv, iS'fi, n trmt-rr pit ol wlii h fl
lileil 111 tne Cri'iul Court of th S Ht o
Oregon, for Viliiti(rton County, 011 Iht
fUi d:iy of K-Itifiry( 1KN, upon a Jutff
nmnt rondere t in tho Justice Court fm
HI Nhoro Ju4tir" of iho iV'-iee nni ('on
tHhie Iiirini, Wahinifton County, Ore
troii, nnd for the rust hiu! expiie ot
hkI executions ntcJ of in p.
No, tlicrofore, hy virliiu nnl in rpr
snunro of nr.ii jMiJ-nion t ( 11 ml exertitton'
aforeHnil, 11111I for want ol suilinent per
Ronal proportv, i lil on the H;h 'lav ol
S pternlmr, )'., 'Inly d y on nil th
bTftnafter ite-rilMMl rnl iroptriv. and I
will, on Monday, th" 12 ti d;iy of Ot-tolier
A I. 1 at the outh door i f the Court
K time, in Hillshoro. Vahiiif;ton County,
Oregon, at the hour ot l'( o'clock a. m.
ol nald day, m-U Hi ptihliu aiirtion, to
the hi)jhet.t hiotlur, tor eanh, in hand thr
lolIoAintf dcMorihed r ul properly, to-wit:
Joins', he in if and nitunte wi'hin Waalt
intton Ctuniy, Hrertn, Mit't derrihed an
tot hIx (t) in hloek mxteen (I'I) of the town
of Cornelun, 'ahintrlon County, Oregon,
to mtiftfy the liereinhefore numed puiii4,
and tor the cott un 1 ereii,e of mid
aie.
Knid proj-erty will le fcold ftutiject to re
demption, aa ft' ntatute ol i rtvon.
WilncM my han't heretomt IhU !th day
of September, A. P. ln!ii,
v. ik nuAironi,
Sherill of Va-riinton Cotiutv, Oregon.
Hy Ke H. rvixitxt Ieputy.
Geo. It. Hailey, I'e-Jif
Atly tor I'luintiir,
MIMI7IO.N.
B. F. I-umli,
PUinlilT
J. W. Feteraon. I. M. I'etrraon,
Joe. Van lUnririm, lark L.
l'ark-r and Jon. M inn,
!)efen!ants.
To J. W. reterson nnd I. M. Teteron,
two of the above named defendants:
In the Name of the Mate ot Oregon, you
and each ot vou are hereby retiired and
comuiaii'lt-d to ftipe:tr in t tie uhove en
titled Court and ninwer tho rontpiamf
ti ltd ai n-t you in the above entitled
tint, on ur h-ore Monday, t!ie 'JIM day ol
ovenibr, 1 ', the siiuie lemg the l r!
day of ihe next regular u-rin ot 'h above
en'uied Court hfit fallowing tbeexpiin-ti-n
ol the tuiif pre-erib: d in the orHer ot
put'hcation ol thit bu in moiii.
You will pl'Me take not ce that if von
fail to ho npre.ir and utiiwer a.tid cm
plaint pttiint II .il hj j.y o the Court lor
the reiift therein p-aed I ir a:d deniuinl
et fo- it
'll! Ht that rertaij nt-rgnea ma !et et
e utetj nnd deliver I !i. vt u ao t e.i. h vl
y- u t.i t'le ahv- n thie l p. iiTitii! ou the
Tli d.tv ol April, I'K.'t. t.i -ur? t.o j .y
nint t t the sum of f 1 m . ibl t.nli.
wrh in'.er'-"t ttnTftii fip ri'ei l pr
rent pr an nu m from , I I day of A or i i,
I"!.V mid ut-on I lie fd owriiiu' deneritr d r.
property, lyit if r. and -itu ate i:t
1 i?.iirtk'tti t oun y, O'eon, lo-arit :
Ine fcoa'h ha. I ol ti.e A"-t h.i!f f ih
iioithe.mt 'j i.irer o n't lion !', t X k I
W Will. Mer.. be r-formed, aud tfi.it the
def rij-t on i.,er-iu .e r i ir.ned t r.n
form to toe I; n i owro-1 t. e a d J. W.
1'eterio.i on the '21-1 d .y of pri., 1-lf,
tini'; I. . iiig. iyv.n-; a -id I'Mie m W i-h
intrtiti C-jUi.t O-fvin, to-wit: Tim
south h dr ol the we-1 p.-ilf t,i the outw
ent ''U'trter of -err,. it l 3 N li 4 W
Will- Mr.. an 1 It. .it n I morfgne te ad
Jihige 1 and de- reed t te a uen up jri n.u 1
prenu-e l-t a'nivtf ief ti'k1 I.
That the t l-iuit IT iiuvr judrunt n ainn:
Ton ai 1 e i ii oi '1 !'-r :u im tVi in
I . g"l I r-,in, iil'i -titer' -t the'eoii Miiee
Apr. Zi. 1 nt tbt; riti o 0 rw-i cent
Ter anti im nnd tue itn tt "leuomy
tee), and tlit -1 autu a'.d the hinj.f
ihereot k aioiltrel arid d"r-.re I to le a
mortga iin t.j n the rtin-n-i
ahve de-f rtied. unl lor a tcrr. e ttiat
aid tuorftr ik h f trtr,, . !t &n n nd
prentiie-j be o.d Ur lb" r-oo-r rF fd Wah
in y Ion County, refon, i'i the n.. inner
pr(.n el ty lw, ail the rrtK-ee-ii of
a M-fl a.e be ar-pl'd to tbe f itriicnt of the
demand or ti.e i-iint;ff a'ive f rtb,
and. for wh;i h i i !ifi;tei.t i ( rayed f i and
lor a h other and further re. ief m nny
aeern tttet; witn ) n y an 1 g-i 1 ton
finre. Thu ommoni y il ll-Kt-d -tm riM you
hy or irr ot H-n. Ihmh A- M'lind-.
Ju lre A V-.9 - .s.n'f I oort. mvl- at
Clistn.l r and d t t th 2!i day of -r-
1-r-iV-, rf K. h A'tl.K Y.
l-.
A t f.ey .r i'ta t- ft.
Dr. iTlc CrMrH Baking Pow4cf
55 cts 3
60 cts 3
I N TIIK
1 S.a'e
1 OUlllV.
ji Orcon, ior Wuntihi-jton
ll' Iunleo Mortinj-e nn-l Trust
Investnieiit Company. I.hiiitetl,
I'lrtiiitK!
v, .
Uiehard W 1 aniH and Clan J
W llliHtna, in M. Oel.iwliiiimt
neu .ii-ina i.. iH'l.Hilimtitt and I
eurh'u l ullt'ii and rullvit,
IVIetlilantif.
Ti tlporu'e Pullen. dereti.lnm .
hi the Name ot the Htuto of Oregon, you
or.t hereby n uuired to appear nnd anawer
ttie conipla nt liletl a nuat yon in the
ibove entitled aint hv t lie lirnt day of me
next term of Court aftt-r the expiration of
the pubiirntioii ot Ih.n foimuioiin, to-wit:
y M ndiiy, Nuvi.tnlrer 2.1, Hii, and if you
I'd to ao uiHwer. lor want thereof, tho
plalntitl will apply to ihe Court for thu
i-' liet dt tnaii-le in the complaint, to-wit:
that i; tw depiei'tt that there in due and
owinir to the p:mut It uon ihe promi?isnry
note dearrihwt in the romplaiut tno auui
I i'-fO, With uiieret (hereon from .lunn
II. l!t. at tbe rate ot M p-r n ut per an
num, ali in I nitod Sintra gold coin, and
thut phii'iiii! have nnd recover ita coti
and dii-dmrMeiiHMiit; ,ilnt plaiuldra tnorl
t a o described in the rompiuint. un 1
given to aecureaaid note be ilecre d to be
the lirvt hen ti;on the niorttraged premite-i
situate in Wanhtngton (;uniy. H ate of
Oreiroii. and tltMrnhed aa tollowa, to-wit:
Commenring at tho aoiitheaat corner of
the diinatioii lant claim lo Patrick Kelley,
antl hemg In aectiona fourteen (14) aud
lilteeu (l.i) To a tub i p one North Kaiifra
I- ur west ol the Wil uniette meridian, ami
running tliom-o north along the uaal linn
of aod donniion land claim twenty (20)
rhaiua, th.-nre west twenty ('') chaina,
and running thence north twenty (20)
mains to the north line of the Kelley
.'.aim, thenre we-tt along mi I claim line
twenty (2) chains, thenre south lorly (40)
c haiiia aiong the weat Hue of aabl ctaim,
thencoea.it f.irly (40) chuina to theplacj
ol ht?gm nlng, coninuiing 120 acres; alio
thu north hail id a certain donation land
riaitn annate iu n-ctioha fourteen (II),
htteen (15), twentv-two i'J'J) and twenty,
three ( li) rowiirthip one (1 ) north range
four (4)we4tol the Wiilutuetto meridian
-lid known hi the donation land claim of
ieorf l erhiig, the same being Natihcatlon
No. 7H"4 aail norih halt including lot two
(2 ol aeetiun HI teen (I'i) its three CI),
lour (I) and five ), ot aectioti
I ii r tee u (14) nnd a strip olf the
north aide of the aouthoaNt quarter
t aouthenat quarter of aoction lit teen
(I.r) and aout iweti tiarier of aouth
vest (-uarter ot pe. lion fourteen (14) all In
said township and rnne; and thut said
mortgage he lorec.oied aud aaid property
sold in the rn inner providnd hy law to
tatialy the aforesaid sums due the plam
till', and that you and all iter sons claiming
under you he bar re I ami foreclosed of ait
right, claim or eoi.ty of redemption in the
tni I j. t .i a 9, and eirery part thereof, and
tor su :i i ther and I irtbcr relief as to the
Court may aceui meet an I t quittthle.
Thit summons is made hy onbT of Hon.
Koyal It. H;i'iirncf Jihlgc of tlie Circuit Court
if the Stnie of Oregon, for the Fourth
ludiciil Distric. acting in the absence
from Washington County ot Hon. T. A.
MrlMde, Judge of the Circuit Court of t te
State of Oregon, for the (!nnty ol Wash
tiik'ton, and a n l order wua tiuda on OjN
oljer hth, I1!!.
HKoNArf.H, MrAHTHITK,
FKMON A JIIMNAIWH1,
2 2i Attorneys f r INalntilf.
A HJIIXI HT IC A TO K M H A is K
or m:s rKOPKitTV.
N'OTICK H II KIIKIIY blVKV, THAT
in itiiaianre of and order of sale
made hy the County Court ol the Hi ate of
Oregon, for Wa iineton County, on the
27th day of Julv, 1', and a supplement
try oroer matle l y said Court oft the tfnh
ilny of Sep.einhrr, l!, in the matter of
the estrtte ol J -e ( orneiius, deceased,
and to 1 hos, K, Cornelius, udiniisi'ttrator
ot said estate, di" rtd. 1 will aell at public
auction, to the highest bidlr, al the
.outh b.or of ihe Court Hou-e, in Hiils
tioro. Wash in irt. n Count y, )regon, on
.iriiurday, the t day ol Ociooer. iH'Jl, at
the hour id lOo.-oikot the forenoon of
ot a.ihl d ty, in -bai of s u l e.itnte of
Jetre Cornel u-, .t'ceosfd, all ot tlie fol
lowing bound-'', teignated and deseriberl
real property 1h "hguig to anid etnie and
lesignated as hi lg a trt o tn- p. I,. C.
of Jese t.'ornel m in T 1 N It West or
Wtii. Mer. ii n i described ts bekiuulng
nine cbama sou i of the northt ist corner
of the donati o land claim tt Je-se r-ru-liui
in sen ion 1 1 town one norm, range
three west of the Willamette meridian and
running thenre south si itv-nine drreea
j .md twe ve n iuufes weit 47.21 chaina, I'
i the soiithe.nt rorner of trie tract of land
j rtiiiveyed to Cius. Wnrnte ke by Jesse
' ' ornel.u-, th'-nce o'lth twelve d'grees
1 and torty-eight niinutes wst 7. 17 chains,
theme nortii Miiytmi't deree-i and
tAive nunutes etit 21 li chains, thenre
'north sefii dgre a anl tinrty minutes
! wp-t 4.'V r it, -tins, thenre north siity-mue
! di-jr- ew 12 min utes east 2i. "l chains lo east
j lino of "aid doi.atiori cliitm, tlien e n irth
j '-igbt degres aifl lifty-one tn nutes, west
i 1 Tocba rs to ;fre of beg in id ig, and con
t titiung I at r .
I H id Imi'i wi.l lie sold upon the f.jllonr
ting t'-rms of "oe- One-balf ol tte pnr
! t h ne tirh-e I i t" ttd in (ash at ttie tune
ol sa e. bul.inre In Mo yesra; deferred
pavmeut t heir interest at tlie rtto of
e.gbt pr c-nt perar.nurn, payatie annuel
ir, and to b-j srrur'-d by mortgage upon
' he premie a-ild. Cinveyanres to be at
the ei(tisT of purrhser.
TH".-. K. CKNKLII'f,
Adrttlnls'.r it'.r of the estate of Jie Cor
neiius, d ere us- d.
(,VJ). H. liAOI.KY.
I'22 Attoi nry f-r K lute.
BOOTS AND SHOES
.. NEW SHOP.
Hiving c irt-meire busine ft Hille
Vro, I an now prepared l ni.he NKW
WoKK. and to Hive eipertut atirn'ion to
.. REPAIRINO .,
-TI-KACT r N with ali orirs t, treat
ed to m is truaranred. Ali work promptly
d-n, and a most resonaJe pr cei
Mmp on .ke'onl frel, heiw 9ti Main
and Washington, next door to Iown'a
b.a.'kniniih mop.
IlilNUr. ... Ore fan.
Wanted-An Idea S
nr ihmw rr.f ttrtng i .iis,
eriu. j6hi wrukr.KBrKji , (;(, KtiMit aiu.
ssts. w.btsevrti, it. , t thir $i.s.i bmas saTst
s4 MM rf in kasvlM la'eauoM sreeiesw