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HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT EnUrad in th poatoffle t Hluaboro, Or f m gfuitd rlii auail Biallf . llILLflUOKO FCBUBUIXa Co. Prop. p. X. C. OXCLT, Zdltor. urruiiL rArmm ur the art FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1899. Our imjmhmIoiui la th. Philippine, re having their effect on the Ameri can augur market. Cane ufr In ex ported from Manila and Java to Kogllxn and Hoott-h refinerie. In Hong Kong and the product carried to Han Franclnco where it compete with the American augar trust. Wherefore the war. Already augar haa dropped a cent per pound at Ban Franclnco. The Cuban aiwembly haa dlaolved, and the Cuban inaurgeant army baa been diabanded. The army muster roll have been turned over to Qen. Brook. What form of government will be adopted haa not been devlaed yet. Cuba la to be free, but can that bland have more freedom and inde pendence than Oregon? It begins to be aeen that annexation is the only aolution of the question. The proclamation of the Phlliplno comralNHion in havii g a good effect at leaat among foreigner. Englishmen, Uerinana and Japanese are much pleaxed at the tone of the document and commend It aa being very poli tic EnglUh merchants in Manila, aay the first clause, with reference to the establishment and maintenance of American sovereignty and warn ing to the rebels, should settle the question In the minds of every think Ing Filipino. A Scotch shipowner thinks it dues not leave any further doubt as to the policy of the United Htates, and that consequently Agui naldo must submit to the Inevitable. The State Hoard of Agricult.jte Is this early making preparations for holdlnura state fair at Salem this fall commencing October 6th and closing October 181b. In times past the association has been conducted In auch way that It had become very unpopular. The present board- new men has determined to remove the stiirma. To that end reforms in the stockyard are pioposed. The at tempt will be made to get the good stock ol the state on exhibition. When (he blue ribbon Is tied ou an animal it will be merited not with Btandlnn its owner may not be a fair director or a friend ot such official The race track will be cleared of its rambler. Instead of 32 races there will be but 16 and those so distribut ed as to show the points of the ani mals contesting. Mutuals, a class of betting on the result oi heats, will be abolished. These races have been planned so aa to be self supporting, and this too with the approval of horsemen. Attention will be direct ed to the mineral resources of the state a first premium of $1000 be ing offered for the best exhibit. The atate has been divided into four sec tions for the purpose of making an exhibit in the pavilion. Washing ton county Is in the first district with Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook, Yam hill, Polk, Denton and Lincoln. The second district la Multnomah and the counties in th Willamette valley east of the river Including Lane. The third section is the counties south of the Calipooia mountains with Klam ath and Lake east of the Cascades while the fourth district takes all those counties east of the Cascades ex cept the two above mentioned. Each district will have a superintendent whose duty is to make a collection of the products of his territory that are worthy of show and arrange them In the pavilion at Salem. This officer has not yet been at lerted bat will be taken from the nominations made by the county courts of the several coun ties in each district. The s'ate board Invites the county court to make these nominations. For the most meritorious collection, besides the honor attaching, a cash prize will be offered In some instances amounting to as much as 1100. The deadhead list of visitors is cut off. Even the governor of the state will be required to pay his way In. And the direct ors themselves will be compelled to dig up if they take a friend into the grounds. It begins to look now as If the fair Is to be managed on busin ess principles and that the "graft' will not b" cultivated. W.m I'KEE SILVER HISS. In the city election held in Chicago Monday the democrats divided. The tree silver fart an nominated ex-Qov-erno John 1. Altgeld for mayor, and Inil - t the. Chlno platform. The otter faeffon omitted alt reference to tha Cliick,' platform and free silver aad noinlimfed Carter Harrison for mayor. The rv'ult in round numbers: Harrison, UT.mxv Cnrter (rep), 109, 000; Altneld, 4i.,iK. Harrison lead ing Altgel l by mor than 100,000 voter. This bo tNt fr silver is winning card ami t,t if the demo crats will unty Ktt V to the Chica go platform they wt:i rht the pres ident next yraf, "hands down." We cannot exartly t wn why this Is so or how these Pgure-utr u rvtrat that fact but our cou;iU!. n Itro. Ixnnflhe Argue ai n ' niirrr" In auch that we are sure that he ran demonstrate it with U 4r!ilnt- ot problem in iUienica Pe if he doeao'l. ;' i . t " SOT A BUSISKSS rKOl'OSlTIUX The east is provincial narrow and selfish. ThU can be illustrated by many examples, but only one U Mf essary. The Atlantic seats-rd had nothing in opposition to expansion when we were acquiring Cut and Porto Rion, but hen tiiel'hill pines come to us the crime of liuperinlwra was committed. Now thoe seme eastern representative want to trade the Philippines to England for the West Indies, a group of small islands that are not at all to be romjred with the spice island now in our pos session. We of the Pacific C at Mill not swap. Congressman Tongue was seen yesterday after he had read the news report where the proposition in suggested. He said that he is ri poaed lo the swap, aud will work against the exchange to the utmost of his power and influence. It would not be a good trade for the I'scific for the nation or for the Allan' ic even. TUE FHIUI'I'IM: bOVKK.MIt.Nr The looked for success of American arms has ben achieved and the American commissioners have in sued their proclamation to the na tives. After reciting the attitude of the United States to the Philippine Islands and debating the supisised alma of the insurgeants the address proceeds: They are patriotic' and want lib erty, it Is said. The commission em phatically asserts that tiie United States is not only willing but anxious to establish in the Philippine Inlands an enlighted system ot government under which the Philippine people can enjoy the largest measure of home rule and liberty consonant with the supreme end of the govern ment and compatible with those ob ligations which the United States as sumed toward the civilized nations of the world. The United Stales is striving earnestly for the welfare and advancement of the inhabitants of the Philippine Inlands. There can lie no real conflict between the American sovereignty and the rights and lib erties of the Philippine people for as the United Slates stands ready to fur nish armies and navies and the infin ite resources of a great and powerful nation to maintain and support its rightful supremacy over the Philip pine islands; so even more solicitous is It to spread peace and huppiuess among the Philippine people guarau tee them their rightful rretfJoiu pro tect them In their just privileges and Immunities accustom them to free self-government in an ever-incressi lg measure, encouraue them in those democratic aspirations, sentiments and Ideals which are the promise of potency and fruitful national (level opment. The method of carrying out the in tentions of this government respect Ing the new possessions is detailed in those regulations with which the proclamation concludes: "The attention of the eople of the Philippines is invited to certain reg ulative principles by which the Unit ed Slates will be guided in its re I a lions with them. These are deemed to be points of cardinal importance: First The supremacy of the Unit ed States must and will I enforced throughout every pnrt of the archi pelago and those who resist it can accomplish.qo other than their own ruin. Second To the Philippine people will be granted the most ample liberty and self government reconci- able with the maintenance of a wise, lust, stable and effective and econ- omicle administration of public affairs, and compatible with the so vereign and luternational rights and obligations of the United States. "Third The civil rights of the Philippine people will te guaranteed and protected to the fullest extent. "Fourth The object of the Amer ican government Is the welfare uml advancement of the Philippide peo ple. "Fifth There shall be guaranteed honest and effective civil service to the fullest extent to which it shall be practical that natives shall be cm ployed. "Sixth l-.mploymeni and collec tion of taxes aud revenues wilt he placed upon a sound, economical basis. Ijocal funds collected sh II be used for local purposes, and not tie voted to other ends. "Seventh A pure, effective and speedy administration of Justice will be established. "Eighth Construction of roads, railroads and similar means of com munication and tranMrtion and other public works will U- pro moted. "Xlneth Domestic trade and com- merce, agriculture and other indus trial pursuits shall Is? the object of constant solicitude and fostering care. "Tenth Effective provision will be made for the establishment of el ementary schools in which the children ot the people may he educa ted, and appropriate facilities will Is? provided for higher education. "Eleventh Reform in all de partments of the government and all corporation closely touching the common life of the people will le undertaken without delay, and i iT-e-ted conformably with right and jus tlce, In a way to satisfy well-founded demands and the highest sentiments and aspirations of the people. Such is the spirit in which the United Stales comes to the icople of the Philippine Islands, and the pre sldent has instructed the commission to make this publicly known. In obeying his behest, the commission ers desire to join the president in ex pressing their good will toward the Philippine people, and to extend to the leading representative men an I invitation to meet them for toe pjr- pose of peraooal acquaintance and un exchaoge of views and opinions. The city has not yet succeeded in refunJ;rj its 8 percent warrants with 6's. Soiite time ago an ordinance was adopted and bids advertised, hut the time expired this week with not a single proposition made. The trouble seems to be that men having money do not care to put it out on 6 per cent Inter&d when no interest can be received till the warrants are re deemed three or four yenrs bence. If the council can fall upon a plan f t paying the Interest annually there will le no difficulty in placing 6 per cents. Rut Just how to do this is not plain unless the warrants are lsu d having interest rupona attached KIJIJIOV.. IV THE COIWTY fOCBT OF THB 1 .-tat - of Oregon, for the county of W aait in'.m. 9. f. Linklater. Plaintiff v. Jolin Itohartand A. In H.ilmrt. Ite'endaira lo Joliu I loli art and Adua liobart, the atsive ualueu tll llilalita. In the name ol the aiute of Oreiron, TOO and each of vou are hereh required to amx-nr and antwer the i oln'luiiit hint auainvt u in the above entitle 1 at-tioii in the a ove named court on or before the law! day of the time preac-nbed in the order for nulilu ution ol tnia ouu iiioiih, to-wit: on o- befor the expiration ofmxwreka troiu tlieiUroi i e nntpuou ration of this luminous, the tint publica tion thereof Ix-inir .on the 7lh day of Auril. !!, and if you fail to ao ui'lar and answer for want thereof, the plaiutirt wi 1 take judgment atcainat you a::d eiu-h f you aa prayed tor and (li-riiaiKl.il in hia mud complaint, to-wit that the 1'laiutitt have judgment agamst the defendants John liohart and sdna Hvliurt ami each of them for the aum of 1 1.1. 'Ml in V. a. sold coin with interest thereon in like iroldcoin, ainci the id da of tH-toher, ls'.i, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum and the aum o -l.0la torneya icea and for hia coat and diabu atmenta of thia ai tion. And will annlv to the Court lor a judgment directniK the ale of the real property attached herein, aituate and b. iiik in WashiUkion County, Oregon, and deeribvl aa tollows, to-wit: lleiiiK all of iota l.'. 111. 17, 18 aud 19 and the West half ot lots 1.1 and H in Holiart'a itulMliviaiou in the 11. W. Khberts and wf 1) I, C. Tcwnvliipa 1 H audi N IUiikb Vv ill y er and conuuniuir ou acres. And that the proreeda thereof Is) applied to the aaeialaction of aaid judgment herein nraved for. 'iliiaaumnina is published aireiuat you by order of Hon. L. A. Kood, Judge of the above named ( ourt made aud duted on the 17th doyot February lst. Thos. 11. fc K. 11, Toncue, Alton. eya for plaintiff. Nil Kit I Ft 'M WALK. BY VIUTUE OK AN EXECUTION dm-rre and order of aale Isiued out of the Circuit Court of the State to Oreeon. for Wuahingtnn Connty. in favor of W. N. llarrett, aa phtintilf and ui;i.ruiiist J. J. Mem ham. Martha K. Mea-t-nam, Robert 11. Walk -r. W. U Kllwood, I he Nlouiiiainilole Lumber Company, a private corporation, and Henton Bowman, aa Trustee of the estuteot J.J. M each a in, a bankrupt, di fendants, for the aum of flO costs, and lor the further aum of tlZl U. Si. KToiil coin, " lth interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from 'ha 7th day ol March. 1ski, and for the furthel mini of tlUU attorney'! fees with inter est thereon nt the rate of tt per cent per annum from the 27th day oi March 1"9 and for thevost and expenses of aale and of said w rit. Now, therefore, by virtue and In pursu ance ot' aaid judgment, decree and order of sale, I will, on Monday, the 10th day i f May lMitft, ai the couth door of the Court House, in Hillahoro, Washington County, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock a ni of aaid day, aell at public, auction to the hitrlieat bidder for cash towit: All of the N W W of Sec t ill Tp 2 N R 3 W of the Will. Mer. in Washington County, Oregon, containing Ills lis acres, (Said aale Inking aubject to a wriiten lease on a part of aaid p-euiiaea to aaid Monn taindale Lumber Company and aubject to the rights of auid company under aaid decree) 10 aatialy tha hereinbefore named rami, and for tbecoatj and expenaea of aaid ante. rtaid property will bo aold anbject to re- demttiioii aa per statute of Oreirnn, iinKi my nana tms mn aay oi April lS'.ll. W. D. BRADFORD, Pheritl of Washington County. Or-eon W X llarrett 4il Attorney for riaintiff. rCerulorV Xotlce of Male ol Heal Property. NOTICE is hereby given that the un lersigned executors of the estate of John lianler, deceased, will sell at private nle the residence property of the late John llanlev. ileceHseil, in tliilslioro, Oregon; This property is a tract of laud containing ulsmt four acres, situated immediately Northwest of the Court House : there is a goisl cottage, trnrn and other improve' mi nts ou said tract. This property will lie sold cheap and is a good npportnnity to obtain one of the most desirable pieces ol resulonre protiertv in the city at a tiHslerate prii-e. Intending purchasers can get further information in regard to the price and condition of this property bv conferring with our attorney, V. N. Bar rett, in llillsbom, Oregon. John Milne, Frank Chalmers ami John Peters, Executors of the estate of John llanlev, 1 leceased. 4650 ISet-iitorV Molire of Male of l'ersonal lroerty. NOTICK is lipreby given that we the undersigned executors of the estate of lin Hauler, ili'eaed, w ill ou (Saturday the loth day of April. l.SW, at the hour of I ::iep. iii. of raid day, at the lute resi- tence of John llanlev, luH-eaaed, inllills- horo, Oregon, sell nt public auction lo the highest bidder for cash in hand on dav of sale, all the personal property belonging to sai l es'afe, the same being all the household furniture of said deceased, and consisting of a bedroom set, tables, chairs, stoves and other articles too numerous to mention. John Milne, Frank Chalmers, and John Peter. Kxfcutors of the estate of John Ilinley, deceased. 4S4 l P Cornelia, Auctioneer. xmt-K nut vi klica no Lasd Orrn-B at Oaroos Citt, Ob. April 1. ls-n N4 OTIi K H HERKflY OIVKN. THAT the lollowitiK-iuimcd srrtler has ti led notice ol 'In intention to mnke final pnsl lort ot disclaim and that said orool will he made bcfoie the County Clerk of Washington County, Oregon, on May Istr.i, vii: KU.VS (i I5IN PEL: H. K. !ss f f tie i, of N K of rVe. 33 p. 3 N It 4 W lie name the following witnesses to prove to continuous residence upon and cn it i rat ion of said hind via: Anno i: M,a l of lircetiville, Oregon. 1 fori I Augustus II V .lohti l.irti in l.irtsTt Martin il.irt CHA8. TI MOORFS lglsteT. Arkrr' Knells Remedy will step a rough at any limp, ami will care Ihe wor-4 cold in twelve hour, or money re funded. 25 and in) ccnU at Is-ltr ltnig tiore. Tsar far Siiuva tha rtnt of your fclui, an J th Mai ot your heal I S a .i. j.uiur blood niikee it:ll ai parem in a ei ntd .allow complexion, 'iiii.U- ami kin Kruptiuo. II you are fee unit w.k an i worn out and do But hava a lit-a'tLr a-M-rant vou should try Arier i l!ml rJixir. It cares all bloat il.a hr j cheap iKifaxillaa and to railed purifiers (ail ; kooami; tlua "ill trll rvi-ry but tled on a positive (imraiii.ro. Deli Iru biora. Trraaarer'a Police. N OTICE IS HFRi;Bv C.IVKN. THAT ail County Warrant endor-ed prior loOt-t IS. Is s, h re now redeemable ai the rh'-e ol the County treasurer, la the rny of Hillaboro County of W ashington, and inlereet will ceaae on Ihe aatne alter Mar ou lawn. A. B. CADY. 4VeS County 'Ireaaarer AdatlaistratriK etiee. Noti-e is hereby given, that Ihe under igned haa been by die ivsintv ciNirt eltlie Sute ol h-egon for Vah. ii unty duly appointed administratrix of the estate of Jonnstou Freeruau deed and haa duly ijualirje I and entere.1 usn the dis hark-e of her duties aa such. Now therefore, all persona having claims against three ate of J Johnston 1'reeiuau jr. deed, are hereoy re-i quired to present them to me at the law office of I eo. K. lUgley at llii;l.ro Ore. together with pro er voucher within six au'iitlia iniui ilna date. Daleit at IlilMmm March 9, 1!'.!. KLIZABKTll r KKKMAN 4-4rt Ailiuiuistratrix. Xetiecer i'inrtl Nettlenieat. Notice is hereby eiven that I, the nn dertigned executor of the estate of Fritz Harms deceased have tiled in the cottntv court of the state of Oregon for Wadiing. ton county my final account as such exe cutor and said court has set .Monday April 10, 18ih, at the hour of 10 o'clix-k a m of aaid day aa the time and ihe coutt room in liillsiajro ai the place for hear ing objection to aaid liual account and the settlement of said estate. II. M. Habmks, 42-4(1 Kxecutor. Plated Oat. Dull headache, paim in various part of the body, sinking at the pit or the atom ach. Loss of appetite, feverishnees, piln plea or rorot are all positive evidence of impure blood. No matter how it became o it most be purified in order to obtain ood health. Acker's Blood Klexir hat never failed to cure pcrotulous or rvphih itic isjisona or any other blood diseases It is certainly a wonderful remedy and wo veil eery bottle on a positive guarantee EXECUTOKV XOTH K. Notice la hereby given that we, the un dersigned, have been appointed executors of the es'ate of John llandl y, deceased. by the County Court of the rotate of ore on for Washington Count ', and have duly qualified aa auch executors. All persons having claims against aaid estate are here by notified to present the same to us. with proer vouchera. at the lav oltice of W. N. Barrett in Hillsboro, Oregon, within six months from this date. March 128, ltMU. Frank Chalmers, John Milne, John I'etera, Executors of the estate of John llanlcy. deed. 41 4S Notice of Final Met t lenient. The undersigned administrator of the estate of Joseph MoGowan deceased lias tiled bis hnal account as such administra tor in the county court of Washington county Oregon and said court has appoint ed Monday April 10. lWI'.lat the hour of 10 o clock for hearing said account ana objection which may be made thereto, i Jambs Mtoon.i.i, Administrator of the estate of Joseph McOowan deed. 42-4tl. f aUrrh Caanot be Cnrrd with local application, a lliey ennnot teach Ihe seat of the disease, ('iiiiirrh ia a blood or constitutional disease, and ill or der to cure it yon must take internal rein ediea. Hall' Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, and acta directly on the I'lood and mucoua aurface. Hall's Catarrh Cure ia not a quack medicine. It was prccrilcl by one of i he best physician in thia coun try for years, and asa regular prescription. It ia composed of the best tonic known con bined with the best blood puriliers, act inn direc ly on the mucous surfaces. 1 lie perfect combination of the two inured ent la wi. at produces audi wonderful resul in curing Catarrh, bend for testimonials Address, F.J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo.O hold by Druggists. Hall's Family Tills are the best. . HIIKK1 i'P'M NAM-:. BY VIRTTJK OF AN ATTACHMENT execution ia-ued out of the Coun y Court of the Htate of Oregon, for the Coun ty of Washington, on the 21th day of Mar . A, I), law in favor of I), J. Buckley and ag-ainat Abbie A. Coburn now Abbie A. Ieehow tor theaum of $170 in IT. .1. Hold Coin with interest thereon at the rate of 10 perren per annum irom he V'Jnd day of March, A, D. lsE!l, and the further aum of 97 .o costs, an i for the costs and expense of sale and of aaid wri . No therefore, by virtue and in pursu ance af said a' tachnieni execution 1 will, on Monday, the lirst day ol May, a. D. H'.m at the nouth door of the Court House in Hillsboro, Washington County, Ureaon, at the hour of 1U o'clock A M of said day. sell at public aucton to the hi rhest bidder for cash, the following described real prop erty to-wit :- I he No th halfof the Ponth East quarter of the North East ijuarter of fe Hon i, I UN K5W ofthe Willainct- Meridian and containing ttu acres, being the red proper ty belonging to saia Abbie A. Coburn, now Abbie A. Iehow, t satisfy the hereinbe fore named sums and for i lie costs and expenaea ot said sale, said proper y will be sold subject to redemption as per t le rtu -ate of Oregon. In aitnes whereof, I have hereunto sei my band and seal this 24th day of March A. I), l&.rj. W. D. FRADFOKD. Sheriff of Waahin ton County. Oregon. Ceo. K. Hagley. 'V4'J A ttorney for riuintifT, tire of Final Mettlrmrnt. Notice i herehv given, that I. the nn- "ieraignexi executor of the estate of l liria- tiana Hall dec used, have tiled in the county court of the state of Oregon for Washington conntv my final account a stu b executor and aaid court ha s. t Mon day April 10, lsim, at the hour of Id o' clock a m of aaid dav aa the time irsl the court rootn in llillslioro a the place for hearing objection" U mid final account ami the setllemeiit of mid estate. Konoi.rn C'RAsnAi.t, 42-4" Knsntor. VALUABLE fa an roit mai.u The KrrnUr of the will of Hunt, r.ii terrHn, dfvl ( olfrra for mIp the fnrni he llinmnK l etaid ftte, ontjiinin nrrtu iniprov.tl, mile fnm rity linutu ol 11 it horo. H aj-h.nrt.tn ("ount-r, .n tnn. itiit ivoneoi the hml fnrn.t inihe pI.ik. AM IK I'A TTKK-OX, fcxeruir. 4630 I Absolute Proof a Your rume and address on & poitM cra w brinri yoo fcbsolute proof thit Dr. William," PmK PtU for Pale People will cure you if you are afflicted with any diiea.se of the blood or nerve. Mention the disorder with which you a.re uferinj and w wilt send evidence that convince and satisfy you that Or Williams' Pink, Pills for Pale People will cure you Tnese pills contain, in a condensed form, all tne elements necessary to jive new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered, nerves. Theare an un failing specific for such diseasev as locomotor atana. St. Vitus- dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, partial paralysis an4 all form of weakness either in men or women. To a Lawtwnre smnl reporter Mr. O. 11. Harder, a well known lltaeii ,! 1-i.wrvi.e., Kan., retain! a wonorrol m:ry. IleMlU: "I am bow aeveulv eara of aae. Atsml turwi years a 1 eiperl easssl a oolilni-as or "nuiulinesa lu the fc-ot. then creeiung up niv Wa. until it raeliml iny tssly. 1 rew lhin,aiis)iito poof ami aid in. I rnU niy fiMid. 1 bsrsu's um-hle u move hIkiuu (ouaui'.rd several ttiaw tiagtitshad j li 'lun, one tailinx aae I aad locomotor alalia, anotln r, cr plug ps.-als:s. I took Uioir niedlclnea l-ut rontlnucl lo grow v t.nk A fru nd advlae.1 me to try lir. Wllltams- Fin I'm for 1'ale i'eofl-. Hr.ore 1 liJ nt:to.hel mr flrat boa 1 found Dial Uiey aere iH-nrnilng in, t unej iwelva boiaa and wa verivetly cure.1. Although owr si nioo sirioe 1 used my laal pill there ha heen no returner an disease. Aly af petite Is good aud general health betu-r UlaJl tor niany yeisrs." Look for the futl name on tn package- At druggist or direct from tha Dr. TUUxnu Mtcicm Co Schenectsdy, N.Y. 50c pf box. 6 boxt ilX Spring is And ijou txiantto re-paper tjour houso and tjou irant the latest shades of paper, and a large cariety to select from. We hace just receiced an im mence stocli. Call and examine it. F. DAVIES. IRB9IDB.T. St. Charles Hotel INCORFORATF.il ' Front uuil M.irrlsoii .Streets. Portland Ore-con. e lectric M-lits, Klectric Bella und Hydraulic Klev:itor. i.tii itooniK ut la one, Miitrs, (on nect Give us a call, DAVIKS & F. P. MORGAN & CO. KKAIi ESTATE, SALE & E( UA(JE AfiEXTS. Hillsboro, Oregon. t We now olli-r good improv d farms cterai n ce himii tihi ui swan I ir , '! 1 anoo ii us sejisoii an. i a'oiiiit iiko ni ire iirnis on our list. e sell and tin e on t per cent commissin If you have farms to trnde or sell list them wi h us. e an-conm-cted with the' oi ly alis r icl linn in Washington I o. und nil title llaranlced Weadverlise t.11 properly listed with us lice ol liai gel.. I lie owners Satisfaction guaranteed loour ciistomcrs mill i ll. nts laige Lmln sof land will be eulndividcd on reasonable .enns t otolites and colony lauds loo i d nfler. Hilisboro Pharmacy Ture fresh drugs, E rushes, Paints, Oils, Singes ami all Druggis Sundries, Fine first-clasj cutlery a specialty. s-- Extra ( are In ( oinpontnling I'resrrlptlon. NIIKIalFrVHHAI.K. m purxnanrr of n drrne nml nr(1r of nult renden-i in tht rimiit ourt of the Ktatcof (.(rt-on. f'T the i'otiiity of Wanli iiiioii. on the tflrtt day of .Mun-li, lH!rmif in th' stiii of I h AMianoe TrttM 'omp:iny, T.l , a eorpuratU'ii, i'iitintitl v. H W Milan. Mintiio foore Th.m II Moon. l!rni Milan, -tr-tni'V McKmtiy L ' Mclvt1 nny. Kliattvth Milan. Maria ..ilan. I'Hi Milan, ,Amiii Milan. J K H(Hthe exeoutor of t .v lat will anl tettm nt of Anna M M il in dro i'-- tMi. 4i id S nan, F 'lar-i-.m "I (in per i lhiis fc'lM H'it e-tat t Mr.r'a AI, Milan and A:ina Mi'.tn a-id ' B J l.vuU; J. ( thin, and Vv virtn,' of an c n;ii i ni m-.y i" out Ol' m id l -nit mi Hm- . ii day V M : JMm, J ill expo- lor c.iU' :if.d tv'u -iaw 4iriTtA ar td ""iiit 1 i - 1 1 - - d m frtid roiiniv in t lit Uw!i ! li.li.-lr ued h. alurthtV, the '-V i d iv ol April, I lit t ! hour t l oYIot k a M , lie; n-il "-m' iti attd W tin i u'lny d a-tn.: StaU- of tnn, ana de-M-ri : dtf ' O HT)d Ol "OT Cif alc Hf I.dMiU . d l' ihat portion ol tin' or r.in a-: n. t!u- tcr I'll of lion tv-nT;, -h'ur ui in town I ip on I fontn cl' r sv tn- lit wot ot tin Wiiiaim'ii.' Miti i a., yvi i'it the tonn ' rcii'l, uutv p i, .U i U iivnt tU-d ah fdl w - : 'u i u: m ; r . I t..:' lhw- ro: nt of !l u .r i -t jtl.il Iff ( Ml f! uli I fltt y-:.u;r i.'l l nitiK th iuf 'utl !i r.Mip.' the "in-t ''T : i'n line thin v-ni no i:'' 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 - ani i if I it -! v- en I "i i nukfl ti tlie tpifo-r -c-ti'iii "'mer in t iiecttitiT of ci t't i.n t mi ty -!'!'. T ' 1 a-.t atinij; tht- ipia 1 1- r nrlinn h ?te tut-iiii point in the wH hi t" "I th. c.;inlv r.;ii tliei re north t-:iiy t iktit (-'i -it- t- hit v (1 vt f m inn If ia -l r.brh! en;h; t ' hnttA t ht ne nurth t a t t- 1 . l p h h v( . miinitt i wi-t alom; th.- ot ?.'ie t k.hI rntliit v l :' Ii ve i.h rt ai nh .1 l Ii i 1 iitdsri t!im-e imrtn tvo ntv t fir ( -II - i.-rrt'? thj-ty ii . c n i ii t -t fi' n 'I ihnoi inii tft rtv-t.nir i.-i-ti liii-" w north tai !-!.. or -ji i m-i ;fti mini ir-iMiil oni- i I i n.a n li in ii' s t b"tii e n-. lit i t li-T -titeen i s( ;:i.t. s I'nK.s a d pe.iili..n lli Ii l,..f.!nliM"i (II ilii::i-- -i mil Iti-s ea.-t si II .'oII..wi.k.' I1, ol' s 1 1.1 coat-t V r-l I lo i ..in; l!,i, I , an I . . I V-t M tv- .1' t -.ni a il ii l 'ic north tine i.l si!-! 1 l iiIv fr l.'.l. In. iic i -i . i ll-.rtb lintfol .jvl sc. ti.m Iwrnlv ! to l.ic i4 let oiling i-.iiil a; in !ii? . Uv- s.l : si s i.i-re or li--. T. sal ' tlosiii" ol'lltti' with CSl in. Ill .i' Ii L'l-I Is rl nl lo k r , ami i ni. a I . le-1 V' a n U ii.i'i -I lr. Ice date a per ci ltl J . r si. mil -itl with i: t rest li.on no- 0 ii fw-r inl iter ii ii 1 1 ii ii -, a . 1 coin mid tie eOis uf said sn.t and ol i aie. i V. I I i: AIT' 411 i Miernl ol a-ii. t o., I Frnton llitinonit h .V V. nir. A am lie . i for oni. tilt it here P. O. BROWN. C. T- BELCHER, IIC'V N3 TRIAS. .., to kxi, I, ood llfstiinmut in ion. UKLCIIKH, Maimers. fr sale also ciiv .,-....,. - have We o'tier l-rooertics in ,lnr.r...,r I ill ic. KIIKISfFF-H NAI.K. rn pursuance cf a de n e and order of sale renile d ill the Circuit i ourt of the Mate oil ireiro . for he t'ouiitv ol Mull mail on the sixth dayol March, l-!!, in the sil t of Henry t aisle'ns, I lain'id. vs. 1'. si. 'rant Manjiiam, .1 ulia Mar.iiain. Walter l Kren h. K. it IVer, i.l). i.ihtM.ns, John Ku ijr, llattie Ii Kri ni'h, A. .1. lieu, K. V. liivl .r. A. Hallow-ell, A. riapp. Inioaii. loitlseiiC iiipany. a corporation, Kich ard Kvi nlim; ami .-vlvestcr Karrell, part-ne-a a Kvenlinir .VKarri ll. Sophie lla.-kus, as Kvecutnx ofthe l.usi Will mi l Ir-oa-inent of John I'.ackus. dts ( ase.l. IJo-ih lia K .lolmson, as K'.ectitrix ofthe Last Will and I e-tainent ol A il. Johnson deceased. Join, liitcbluirn. il. K. M. Kirov, K. r. Mays, A. U'HMluouirh, S. 1'. l.is kwood. Nnrcissa 1) (iaston W. i '. flriii.Mii. 1 1, i oil -lav. and .1. M. lireck substituted for '.. I'. Wood, lo-orire T. f.wy, AlU rt, Hu. kle Charles Kary, Victor iiriinell, lieiini fur ren and K. 11. H it-i, del', ml. nits, and bv virtue of an rxtvition dulv issmd on .it thcrnid court in the said suit on tlin lllli .lay of March, 1-M'i, I ill expose fur site and sell a.i he law direct at the C ur H ..use do-.r of said count v in the to n .if HillsiK.ro, Dreifon, on the J-jnd day of Apr. I. '. '.I, nt the h ur of ten o cl ck A.M. the said ri al property situate i In lin- comi ty of Washington, state .f tin coll and ne ir bed ill said de-re. and order o s.iie aa fo'.ums: t oinmeni iiiir at a stake in tin. "on l h l.o .nilry line i.l the Klain oimik I in flation La id I laiin, not led t and ft, hu h ale is I I?" fe. l nest from the (southeast rs.mer ot'?aid el. inn, rtlniii'ie tlience n.u it, toast. ike inark.-d II and I . in tne center of ii'H'k re. k ; thence down said li.s l n--k o a stake marscd I ! and I.l: theiu-e.'- h- erlr ,-ind parallel to lb . e.i-t bonn.irT line of s,i;.l ci.nill lo the stale markeke 7 and II. a ni ii stake is in Hie onlii si. line ( sin. I elaini: lhen.eat to the .iH-e of Is iin.iiiK coniainini: -si acn-s. AI o conilneoeinjf .1 ' (. .-t w.-.t ofth--i-.Tiier of the Khun Voiihk Holla loll i and I ;.iim, riinninir lii-ni e north par llcl to llie cast l-ilndrv hoc of aiil eh, on t, the ecner ..f l;. k i ri.-k : lh. n I. ivc. sai l i .-l t reel t a slake m n k.-d pi and 17; Ihenee sol tlierly and parallel ar t, tne l.it houn.lry line o sai l ci.oin to ,l !.l k, iiiarki-l 1' a-id l. which I- in to. Iloeol's id claim : tin lies cat I U'u-iiiniii..s.fii.i:iiin1r 11. i; ofsi. lpTC. is.- I inr in the 'out h ' I lie pl.t. . All r1.111.tv t.f :l--hllil ton si.ite ol 1 i ir.'i. M itnra my liau.l linn 2itliir of M.ir l.i". w. ii. im: Annum. . Mu-rill W.taliiiiLii.n l ( iiniy m--.vi. ilia Hokl Tra iMMllWrlr rnr airk hrad- mlip, iti.lip.ti..n nn.l nnii.mti.n. A .Ifliulitfnl li-rH itritik, lni..vra all t-rti-lii.na.rf Ilia -kin, r'lnein a privet if.fii I'll ii. mi or miMiey rp(un.le. 2o an.1 bo fill M ! Ita liTiig bli.re. Speed! Size! Breeding! . . LOVELACE 3-year ol.t rt-coul 2 20. 3 year oU trial. 2:12.'. Will maUe th? sc.tsou of 1 at V.w I"aii?'xnuHls, Hillsl-oro, Wash ington cuauty Oregon, iiju ii "l.c ff'.lniitg te:nis: Sfiixon. with jirnil '?e r return 25.IMI Insurance . 33 .tM Loveboc is a clatk loy. with sm ill s:ar on one hind fott. over Irt hands hio.li, will wcih tipvvanls of 1'00 iuuds. .ire- I'4-otist. 2:22 'j and sire of Iozen 2:0G'. the Conquerer. mj'j ami at, otlu-'is in the 2:.v. Full brother to Sphinx, 2:203, sire of ."7 iu 2:jo ami K'.ectiite 2:2S'j, sire of 340 in 2:30. First ilatn Crt jKiti, Jam of Lovelace 2:20, Iorsey L, 2:2oj; "Betsey Hrittoii 2:iu'; GoMl.ice2:2;. lirilhiutine 2:29xi; Chantilly trial 2:29'.. Kh.tidi'ke, trial 2:1$; Duchess, trial 2:22; Grauii dam of Chanty 2:15 by rriitct-j's. Secou.l ilatn Crape Lisse, dam of King Rene jr. 2:17 and Balzarine, 2:27 hy Geo Wilkes. Thiul dam TI12 dam of TarlUn. 2:31. trial 2:21. Lovelace, ns a 2-vear-old trotted in two races, obtaining; a 2 year-old ,.:,.r.i ..r , -,ii' 'u a tii.w vn.ir nl,t he was camoaiirticd in several states, trotted 111 2 races, obtained took a record of 2:20 in a third heat mile at Cicvelauu 111 2:i2:4. u.o K..;..rr ..,w.,r.. w..,t 4417 I'lVV..." i.' ....... i ... - craud dam of his sire, and the dam " . . , brood mare list. rptite, tne itam 01 111s sire, nau nvc n uy umi-n-r, and all aie in the list. Three of them having: at different perimls nt tliir no-. Waterwitch. eraud dam of his sire, has six in the 2:30 list 2:50 list. Mares from a distance will receive per mouth. A number of standard bred mares and getding fit for roador racing for sale cheap. For further particulars see E. B. TONGUE, Manager, Hillsboro Ore. lESelnilmerich & Son, 5 Quote prices on Implements as follotcs: 2 horse Steel lever harrow 3 Rock Steel stubble Plows, 14 " ' turf and stubble Also see aiul Springtooth har- rows, Wagons, Bug-3 gies,Binders,Movers and Rakes. Buy where you can buy cheapest. i. Stationery. Our Stationery department is complete in nil lines. Envelopes of all sizes and prices. Hrritini paper is our specialty in our side line, if wo haven't it already in Tabs Ave can very easily cut it to any size wanted! A new and oleirant line just received, call and ex amine and get prices. Type Writer Supplies. The agents from Portland think this is the poorest place to sell paper in they ever saw. lieason: the 1XJ)K1M:XI)EXT has the trade, bV courteous treatment and low juices. Paper of all grades, no order too large or too small. INDEPENDENT, Hillsboro, Ore. SUPERIOR PHOTOS! l-..r Sua.rior I'liotos cnllat the ELITE STTMO 7U1 ilc-n a.:..Kt..t. and Uridine Sls. Call at STUDIO niid ,xnnin- mv w. 11 k OI FICF. II0T-RS ! 8 to 13 a' ra ji to 4 p. tn. STUDIO WILL NOT BE OPENED SUNDAYS PERRY ELLIS. PHOTOGRAPHER. 1st, 2nd or 3d money in 17 races, iu December; worked publicly a full TT! fl.im. hi trean-l dam. the dam and , r of bis prand sire, are all 111 the great , . .-.1 r t... 1... l-i and has over 300 descendants in the good care and pasturage at $1.50 ... Jit oo . ij oo- inch - n 50 to 1200- plows, 14 inch - 1300. their Disc
