HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT
tutored in tha poatofflc at HUUborJ, Or
u Mcubd-eiaM wan wuw.
Hiibrlption, In tdrauca, po year, IJJO.
illLLHUOUO yVBUBUlSd Co. Prop.
D. M. C. OACLT, Editor.
T SJ3OAX Ml'SS.
America haa got to expand a little
more. We bv. au uong- wayeu
north of the eqaator, but we will
have (o eroaa the line and prowrve
order la Samoa. American Moon
baa reddened the eoil of that inland
and there most be aome ;compen-
Hon. Tbone aouth ae ia'ander muat
ariva aome kind or a oona
to keep the peace or ear
render sovereignty. Borne yean ago
the United States), England and Ger
many united in as agreement to In-
Mire ataDie rovernmeni on inn is
land. Tbe United Btatea and Eog
taod aeem to have been In earnest
bat Germany baa not made a great
Tbe administration allow It to gol.ff jrt to amW In the task of restrain-
out that no proiiowitloo to trade the I log the eavagea. Borne moot ha ago
Philippine I-Unds for the west the old king died and Mataafa, a
Indira will be entertained. We will I man that the three powers had de.
own the Philippines In fee simple or I cided before was not a ill
we will bold no Insular possessions. I niler wrs elected. Civil war
I at once broke out amonir the net Ives.
Tboe TsgaU stand little chance EoK, tD(l n( ,he United Btatea at
whn the Hanms troops go aner onceiet tboa, suppressing the bell-
tli.m. Uia-lnglagaisinioejungiw . Bu 0ermany ba. DOl
ofL-usmls easy work 10 me rIiBd a flnirer to aUt. Indewj ,heie
inrruiAL rAMuom rum tin
f III DAY, A PHIL 14, 1899.
who have "pent moat of their lives
roundinir up plutocrats In the wilds
of Kansas.
t is their Ignorance mora than
anything elxe that has made all tbe
trouble for us among the Filipinos.
With the Islands rid of Aguinaldo
aid a ft w of bis mischief-makers,
there will be little difficulty In deal
ing with the natives. They are
in ore promising material than tbe
Cubans.
The Germans approach the Samoan
difficulty with a circumspection that
was not exhibited by Europeans
before the Spanish war. IJowbeit
Individual subjects have to resort to
some of their old time bragadaclo
and loudly proclaim that American
mariens will not fight, and that they
woulil like to set Mataafa's followers
on them In the open where the na
tives with their primitive weapons
might match our arms of modern
design. Such vaporing are silly and
the.Hamoan Germans are only mak
Ing a settlement of the difficulties
more difficult by such talk.
Report comes that Gen. Alger, Sec,
of War will resign when be comes
home from Cuba. Gen. Hastings of
Ohio has been mentioned for his sue
censor, but he is not available for tbe
reason bis health Is not good. Why
not promote assistant-secretary ol
war, M.-ik lijohn to be secretary,
That offluer has been most efficient
during the whole war and is acquain
ted with all tl.e details of the depar
tment besides appearing to be excep-
tlonably free from political entangle
ments. Sec. Day thus raised up
made one of tbe best foreign n In la
tere this country has had, and there
seems no reason why Meiklejohn
would not be equally efficient as a
war minister.
Editor Benl. B. Herbert of the
National Printer Journalist of Cblca
go met with the Portland committee
of arrangements last Tuesday even
ing. He is in Oregon at this lime
getting together material for the May
Issue of his superb monthly. It will
bean Oregon number. The cover
will be Portland and sixteen pages of
engraving and letter press will be de
voted to the state. Mr. Herbert is
much Interested In the Pacific coast
and states that business men begin to
recognise that the commerce of the
world Is shifting from the Atlantic
to the Pacific and that the time la
near at hand when the trade and
glory of Mew York, Boston and
Philadelphia will transferred to San
Francisco, Portland and Seattle. Do
we who are here recognise these
things?
is evidence that Germany baa advis
ed tbe natives to continue tbe strife.
Tbe United States sent a cruiser thete
commanded by Admiral Kuti
England has two smaller warships
there and Germany one. The factions
are known as tbe Mataafans and tbe
Friendlles. On March 29 the Friend-
lies had a skirmish with the Mataa
fans and killed some of them. A head
was cut off and carried on a pole
through Apia. Capt. Stewart of the
English gun boat sent word to the
native king that If be saw any more
heads borne through the streets he
would shoot the bearer.
Tbe German consul wrote to Ad
miral KauU asking II tbe two great
Christian nations approved of this In
human and barbarous practice
against the laws of Christianity and
the decree of the supreme court.
Tbe admiral replied, agreeing with
tbe consul as to the Inhumanity of
tbe practice, and (pointed out that
had the German consul upheld the
decree of the supreme court of Jan
uary there would have been no blood
shed. That the custom waaanold
Samoan one but was made known
to the world 10 years ago when tbe
beads honest German sailors were
Citof by a barbarous chief called
Mataafa, whom the representative
of tbe great Christian nation Ger
many Is now supporting.
On April 1.800 of Mataafa' men
ambuscaded 214 bluejackets near
Apia. The fighting was terrific, the
American and British tars repeated
ly beating back their assailants, who
sought to overwhelm them by force
of numbers. Lieutenants Lansdale
and Ensign Monaghar, of the U. 8.
cruiser Philadelphia, and Lieutenant
Freeman, of the British guuboat
Taranga, were killed. After the
rebels had been driven off, tbe bodies
of these three officers were recovered
They had been decaplated by the
savage Samoan warriors. Four
marines were killed. Tbe heads of
the American and English officers
were alterward returned by French
priests, This act of barbarity was
done by the Mataafans, the German's
friends.
The news of the conflict wss re
el ved with dismay at Washington.
Officials will not publicly discus the
matter.
Germany has demanded that the
United States shall disavow the acts
of Admiral Kants and applogist for
ame. It Is needless to state that
our government will sustain Admiral
Kauts.
A new commission has been ap
pointed composed of Trip, American,
Eliot, English, and Von Sternberg,
German, and it Is expected they will
start from San Francisco on the 19th.
The real contending parlies are
England and Germany while Amer
ica Is more of an arbitrator. War
will hardly result, but the matter
must be carefully handled.
The death by drowning of fish
commissioner AttUulre is a sad one
yt no more so than the drown
ing of any highly respective citizen
His official station though brings the
unfortunate event more prominently
. ..ill mt
veiuro me iiuuui. mo uruwDlDK Tk. .-.I i i... ,.r .t.i..i. ....
. I ij vjiiui.iuu wni willlll Ills."
vU. w, ,lu,ujr iu vuifMU1 Mslej between the United States
river some six miles below Ifcburg. ,nj 8ua,n ,Ince . .g98 ,
PEACE TREATY 8IUSI.
McGulre accompanied by State Sen
ator Keed of Douglas county and a
boatman were In an open boat going
dwn to a point where a fish hatch
ery was about to be established. The
stream was treacherous In that course
and suddenly the party found rapids
In front of them. In turning toward
the shore one of the oarlocks broke
when tbe the angry current upset tbe
boat throwing the occupants into the
seething water. Senator Reed held
to the boat but the other two struck
out for the shore. The boatman got
out but the other two men soon diwa
peered. Neither of the bodies have
yet been recovered.
minated Tuesday last when ihe last
formalities in the restoration of peace
were performed by the exchange of
ratifications of tbe peace treaty.
Coincident with this. President Mo
Klnley Issued his proclamation dt-
claring that the wai was at an end
and announcement was made that
the appointment of Bellamy Storer
was determined upon u U.S. minis
ter to Spain.
The principal ceremony of the
day occued In tbe reception room at
tbe White bouse, when Ihe exchange
of ratifactlons took place at 8 o'clm k
Anticipation of the historic ch trader
of the event, many members ol the
I cabinet and officials prominent in the
General Mac-Arthur is confining administration gathered at thi White
his work to scouting from Malolos I House,
as a base, while Gen. Lawton in the Shortly bf fore 8 o'clock, French
south U doing the principal work Ambassador Cambon arrived. In
this week. He has captured Santa ci mpany with M. Thlebaul tbe first
Crua a town of importance across the secretary of the embassy, the latter
cbaage Itself, constituting tbe ileal
act. The president took from tie
dek tbe American copy of the treaty
and banded it to M. Cambon. At
tbe same time, M. Cambon banded
to the president the Spanish copy
of tbe treaty. This exchange of rati
fications occured at 2 :35.
The resident wa the first to
speak.
Mr. Ambassador," he said,
I will issue my proclamation t
once."
M. Cambon thanked the president
for tbe promptness with which tbe
proclamation followed. This ended
tbe formal ceremony, and after brief
felicitation tbe ambassador and other
officials withdrew.
M. Cambon cabled the Spanish
government of the final restoration
of peace, and made known that the
American copy of tbe treaty would
be forwarded through the French
foreign effice.
Tbe effect of tbeac:on to to com
pletely renew Ihe peaceful relatione,
trade, official, 'diplomatic, consular
and In all other ways, .between Ibis
country and Spain.
After tbe ceremony President Mc
Kinley issued Ihe following procla
mation. "Whereas, a treaty of peace be
tween the United States of America
ood her majesty tbe queen regent of
Spain, in tbe name of her son, Al
fonso XIII, was concluded and signed
by tbelr respective plenipotentiaries i
at Paris, on tbe 10th day of Decem
ber, 1898, the original of which Is In
the Spanish 1 mguage, and Is word
for word as follows : (Here the full
text of the treaty is included.) And
M Whereas, the said convention has
been duly ratified by both parties
and the ratifications of the two gov
ernments were exchanged in the city
of Washington on tbe 11th day of
April, 1899.
"Now, therefore, be it known, that
I, William McKinley, president of
tbe United Btatea of America, have
caused the said convention to be
made public to tbe end that the same
and every article and clause thereof
may be observed and fulfilled with
good faith by tbe United States and
the citlxens thereof.
"In witness whejeof I have here
unto set my band and caused the
seal of tbe United States to be affixed
"Done at the city of Washington,
April 11, 1899.
Wiiliam McKinley.
"By the president :
"Johw Hay, Secretary of State."
THE LATE JUSTICE HELD.
MHJIOSH.
IV THE COITXTY COCRT OF THK
riiat - ol Ortg-uu, tor tlu county f Wut
b. t. Uiiklaier. Plaintiff
v.
Joha Bonartand
Alius holiart. Da'endao s
To Juliu Uoliar and Adna tiuhan, th
cmv namixl lirltfiulauta.
In ilia itauis ol lbs ataia of Oroa, joo
and ottJiof jrou sr hereby required to
appear aid anraar iha louiplaiul
I'lcJ araiiist u iu Iha above cutitlel
action in Iha a ova nauied court on or
l..ra tha iaal day of Iha tuna piwnW
in lla order for publication of tuia rjun -moiia,
to-ant: on o bet'or tba eipiratioa
cfaix wt from Ilia day of t a nrat puili
ration of ihia aummoua, tha firat publica
tion theraot' brina .on Ilia ilh day of
Au.il, 1. and if you fail t
to appear and amarer for want thereof.
Ilia pUliitld l I taka judCueut wt iut
oO ai:d each f you aa prayed lor and
ilt-maiuled iu bia aaid eoniulaint. lo-wit:
Tliut tha I'laiutid hare judgment atrainal
Iha driendanta John liohart and odua
lUjhart and each ol tlieui lor the auiii of
!.!..) in I', d. old coin arilh intern.!
liierem iu like gold coin, aiuo the &lda
of October. 1MIU, "I Ihe rate of 10 per rent
-er annum and Ihe turn o Vi'JXa torneya
lea and lor hia coat and diabu aluiente of
lluaaction. And Bill apply ! tha i'ourt
lor a judgment directing tha wile of the
ial property attached herein, aituate and
being in Wastiiuicton County, Oregon, and
dewribed aa follow, to- it:
ileing all of Iota I.S. hi. 17, 1M and 1 and
the Weal half ol Iota 13 and U in Holiarl
auh-dtrumu iu Ihe O. W. KlibcrU and f,
L C. Tcwnahip I and I N Range i I
W Will Verand containing SO acrea. i
And that tha proceeoa thcrxol be appneil
to the wiaiaction of aaid judgment herein
ri raved lor.
lhinaumm na in published eemut Ton
by order of Hon. L. A. Kood, Judge of
Ihe above namnl i ourt matte and ujtel on
Ilia 17th day of rVbruary IfW".
Thos It. A K. U, Tongae
Attorneys lor plaintiff.
-4C52
Tear face
Shor Iha atnte of your feelings, and the
late of your health as well. Impure
blood makes itself apparent In a pale
and fallow complexion, pimples and kiii
Eruption. Hyou are feeling weak and
worn out and do not hare a healthy ap
pearance vou should try Acker's Blood
Klixir. It cares all blood dineaaes where
cheap anrmparil las and ao called puriiiera
fail : knowing tliia we win sell every Dot-
., l . t
tied on a pouUts guarantee.
Mora.
DelU Drug
Stephen Field of tbe United States
supreme court, died Sunday evening
last at his home In Washington D.C.,
of kidney complications. He bad
been nnconcious since Saturday
morniug, and the death was palnles?.
His fatal illness began two weeks ago
whf n he contracted a severe cold.
Stephen Johnson Field was born at
Haddam, Conn., Nov 4, 1816. He
was the son of David Dudley Field
and one of four brothers, who be
came so famous, David Dudley
lawyer; Cyrus W. of Atlantic Tele
graph Cable fame; and Henry M
Field, clergyman, being tbe other
members of the great qusrtet that
made their names known throughout
the world. His early boyhood wss
spent at Btockbriilge, Mass. He
graduated from Williams college In
18.17, at the head of bis class.
In he went to Europe and
spent some time there traveling. In
November, 184!), he sailed for San
Francisco around Cape Horn, and en
tered upon the practice of law In the
Occidental metropolis. After a short
time he moved to Marysvillo.a small
mining camp, and became one of the
founders ol what afterward grew
be a thriving town. He was elected
a judge of the supreme court ofCal
in 1857 for the term of six years. In
18o0 he became chief just ice, sue
ceedlng Chief Justice David
Terry.
In 1803 President Lincoln appoint
ed him associate Justice of the su
preme court of the Unitd Slates,
and he held that position until
hlaretirment on December 1. 1897.
During the latter years of his ser
vice on the bench he was v. ry feeble
health. His term was the longest in
the history of the tribunal.
Playra Oat.
Dull headache, pains in various parts of
the body, sinking at tha pit of tha atom-
ach. Loss of appetite, feverMhneaa, pim
ples or rores are all positive evidence of
impure blood. No matter how it became
ao it mast be purified In order to obtain
good health. Acker's Blood Elexir has
never (ailed to cure Scrofulous or 8rphil
itic poiaona or any other blood disease'
It is certainly a wonderful remedy and wo
veil eery bottle on a positive guarantee
KXtXlTOUS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that we, tha un
dersigned, have been appointed executora
of tha ea'ate of John llandl y, deoeaaed,
by the County Com t of tha State of Ore . on
for Washington Count, and have duly
quulitied aa such executora. AU persons
having claims against said estate are here
by notitled to present the same to us, with
proper vouchers, at the law oftica of W. N.
liurrett in Hillsboro, Oregon, within six
months from this date.
March 23, U8U. Frank Chalmers,
John Milne,
John Peters.
Executora of the estate of John Hanley,
deed.
s
J. E. AllKIN!,
Dentist,
HILLSBORO, OEEGOX,
Orrica lioitaa: 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m
Office la Union block over Pharmacy.
tiseewters Xellce mf Nnle el"
Prnsaal Proper. y.
lake from Manila. This he did los
ing but one wan w ho died from the
effects of wounds received at the time
of the capture. The training that
Lawton has dad in Indian fighting
well fits him for the Jnngle warfare
In the Philippines. And when the
natives take to the hills Lawton will
be equally well equipped. Tbe na
tives expect that the rainy season
Will be much la their favor and that
bearing the Spanish copy of the
peace treaty. Mr. McKinley cordi
ally greeted the ambassador, and
after a brief exchange of well-w Isln a
tbe forms! ceremony began. The
president stood back ofthe large
esk. Around this central groop
were ranged the cabinet officers and
some guests and officials if tbe house
hold. -
Tbe powers of M. Cambon and
they will be able to regain what they Secretary Hay were examined, h
have now lost. But they will be dis- protocol concerning the day's cere-
appoluted. The Spaniards; housed mony signed, and other formalities
up it is true, out Americans are ac
customed to winter campaigns. The
natives will also note that while the
rain Is falling on tbe Americans. It
is also falling on them.
concluded,
The protocol aa in French, and
briefly recited the circumstance
leading up to the exchange.
This cleared the way Ifur tbe ex
NOTICE is herebv given that we the
undersigned executors of the estate of
John Hanley, deceased, will on Saturday
me trim uav oi April, itfu. at the houi
f 1 .'tiln n. nl ....I .1.. .. k. 1... :
fence ot John llanlev, deceased. In Hills-
boro, Oregon, sell at public auction In ihe
highest bidder for caah in hand on dav of
sale, all the personal pro pert- belonging
to said estate, the same being all the
household furniture of said deceased, and
consisting of a bedmom set, tablet, chairs.
tove and other articles too numerous to
mention.
John Milne,
Frank Chalmers, ard
John Peter.
Exrcatnra of the estate of John Hanley,
deceased. 4tH
B P Cornelius, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE
PAR3I 'OU WALK.
The Exrcntnrnf the will of 8a ran Pat
terson, deed , offers for sale the farm be
longing to said r state, containing I JO acres
improved, H anile from city limits of Hills
two, Washington County, Oregon. This
is one of the beat farms in the state.
AM IK PATTKIt-OX,
Kxecalor.
Kb)
Catarrh Cannot be Cared
with local applications, as they cannot
teach Ihe seat of the disease. Ca arrh is a
blood or constitutional disease, ami In or
der to cure it you must take internal lem
edies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tuken Inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hull's Catarrh Cure is
not a quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one of ihe best physicians in this coun
try for years, and aaare.ular prescription,
It is composed of ihe best tonics known
conblned with the best blood punticrs, act
ing direc ly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ingred cut
is wi at produces such wonderful resul s
in curing Catarrh, bend for testimonials
free.
Address. F.J. CHENEY Co., Toledo.O
rold by uruggist. 7nc
Hull's Family Fills are the best.
CommorT ene tTcht
u th.t & debiUtatcd system
cannot be Duiit up cy -
continued Durdmd which
rgducci th strength cf
a body alrc&dy weak
ened by di4Ce. Host
,50-ca.lkd blood bvjilJcri
.re purdtives.
Dr. Wriii&mV PmK Pills
for Pate People do nil
ct on the bowel. They
build up the blood and
strengthen the nerves.
The 5&me dood sense
that le&ds you to (jive Or. William Pink Pills
for Pale People a trial will prompt you to re
fuse any substitute an unscrupulous dealer offers.
A druggist who &ays he has "something just &s
good, or "the same except in name is dishonest
nd does not deserve yourtro.de.
A Merman tXMila W. Cam p. of or eltT. ears: '
1 was broken ilown Iu health and utterly aileeraMe. 1 was anahla
n work uiacti of tlie tuna anU so hadlr aitlwted wiiai a sunu ol swiuaoa
trounla that ilia waaa veritable nightmare.
a 1 tnrl various reiuauiea. but during tha sis months of my sick
ness I oMained iio mtlL 1 had always bean aroouat, haaiihy auan and
auiaucss bore bavtly upon ma.
About two years ao I aasadetasd to try Dr. Williams' Ptnk Pills
Ibr fain I'sopia. 1 purchased one box and received aa mucb henerit tliat
1 iiwhI ttve niore and was entirely eurexL gataed ftcdtly-rav ymnds ,a
At ia Dr. W imams' I'lok Fula restored me to health and 1 most
iMMsrtily recommend them."
L. W. Camp oa oain aagrs that tha roregning statement la traa.
w. w. sts
-VMS u Bit&tandir, JTaeasaa, IU.
tluroajl, .Vusury Jttdie.
Sold by ail drug- TTu
fjists or sent pot- r: t?
paid by the Dr. ; i
VYtllioms rAedicine Co, y&
Schenectidy, N.Y, on hri
recant ot nrir.t
fifty cents per box; VT1
su boxes, $ Z. 50.
rm
tut r. w &.-r
VooS fcuWatr Wit Atnt Tarwt
mm
Spring is here
And ijou'tcantto re-paper your houss
and you tcant the latest shades of
paper, and a large cariety to select
from. We haoe ust receioed an im
rnencc stock. Call and examine it.
P. O. BROWN.
OAVIES.
PrUSIOBNT.
C. T. BELCHER.
IC'V AND TRIAS.
St. Charles Hotel
l.NCoaroaATED
Front and JturrUon Streets, I'erllund Oregon.
Electric Lights, Electric Bells and Hydraulic Elevator.
151) Room at 25 to 60c, Suites, 75. to iff. Uood Kpslaamnt
t'onnectivu.
Give us a call,
DAVIES & IJELCIIER, 3IanaSors.
NIIF.KIFF'M HALK.
I) V V1RTITK OF AS ATTACHMENT
11 execution is-netl out of the Ooum
Court of the btate oftrea;on, for the t'oun-
ty ot vt asiunirton. on the Zuu day ol Mar
A, 1). l.H!t! In favor of D. J. Murk ley and
airamst Alihie A. Uobttrn now Annie A
leliow lor tliesnm of 1170 in IT. ti. Uold
Coin with interest thereon at tha rate of 10
per ccn- per annum Irom the il'nd day of
March, A. D. 1. sua the further snin of
1M costs, ami for the costs and expenses
of mile ami of said wri'.
Now tlierelore, by virtue and in pursn
snre af said a tacliinem execution I will,
on Monday, the nrst day of May, A. D. Iiy
at the aouth door of the Court House in
Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, at
the hour of 10 o'clock A M of said dny.
sell at public ancton to the hi 'host bidder
for cash, the following described real prop
erty to-wit:-'I
he No th hnlf of the 9onth East quarter
oi ine iorin r.ast ouarter oi Be tion ii, I
2NKDW ofthe Willamette Meridian and
ty belonnina- to said Abhie A. Cobnrn. now
AhbieA. Leehow, t satisfy the hereinbe
fore named sums and for ihe costs and
expenses ot said sale, said proper y will be
aoiu siiDject to redemption as per lus sta
ute of (ireiron.
in witness wherror, I nave hereunto set
my band and seal this 21th day of March
A. D. 1KI0.
W. D. BRADFORD,
BherilTofWashin.toa Cotintr. Oreron.
Geo. R. Hattley. 43-i
A ttorney for Plaintiff,
DO TOU WISH
to Boy, Sell, or Excbaat;
Your farm, town Dronertr. or business.
or have you personal property of any kind
to a ayose ot, or some rood tim norland in
townshin 2 North. 5 West: S North A West :
.1 North, tl West; 2 North. S 9 West.
Then conic and see ni before yon do any
thingit may pay yon to attend to this
soon before the urcat Current of Km rrs.
arts har from the east, which is sura to
coma, with it prices of re I estate ara sura
to go up. a worn to the wise etc.
uince in city rakrry, Hillsboro Ore.
BxtraUrV Xtlre f Hale
Meal Frcpert,
NOTICE ia herabT siren that the nn.
ileraianed executora of the estate of John
Hanley, deceased, will tell at private
sale the residence property of the 1st John
llanlev. deceased, in Ilillshnro. Ilnvna'
This property is a tract of land containinc
about four acres, situated Immediately
Northwest of the Court House : there is a
good cotUire, barn and other Improve,
menu ou said tract. Th'n property will
be sold cheap and is a food opportunity
lo obtain one of the most desirable pieces
ol residence property in tha city at a
moderate price. Intending purchasers
can get further inlormation in regard to
the price and condition of this property by
conferring with our attorney, W. S. Bar
rett, in ltillsbom, Oregon.
John Milne,
Frank Chalmers an.!
John Peters.
Ex readies of Ute estate ot Joha Hanley,
issceaaeu. ..,
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F. P. MORGAN & CO.
KEAIj fJMA IT., SALE & EXCIIAMSK AGENTS.
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Mr - , it -
t now uiH-rciHw imnrov en i .rnis lor su a. a an r i, i.mh.rf ,
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" '7 t""i"' n,ni"wap i .r umrr properties in ill Iterant locum i'-s. W
"'"'l"!"":."""" iiiiia-mnoii mis season ami would like iiiok nirum mi mu
llet. We sell ami tni e on r cent com missio .. If yon have farms to trade
or sell .list them wi h us. lie are connected with the only al.strn.1 linn in
' o aim nn inn i unrantced. We advertise all pnerty listed
...... j. ... , i, , uicu, ners. riiiisiitction guaranteed to our ciistoniers
..fe lanu win ue siiiMliviilcd on reasouuliie lerr
Colonies mid colony IuikIs looked alter.
ni
Hiikoniirn Miini-mnnii unionblock
iiiiivuiu iiiuiiiiquj MA,N ST"eyTpror
Ture fresh tlrugs, B rushes, Taints, Oils, Sponges and all Druggis
Sundries, Fine first-elasj cutlery a specialty.
-Extra Tare In t'eniponBdlng rresrrlptiona.
Mil Kltl Ft"M HA
Si:ilIFI-H N.VI.K.
perau
1 ni.ii
In pursuance of decree and onlcr of
sale rendered in the Circuit t'otirt of the
stateol'Un-irnn, fir the County of Wash
ington, on the lilat dnv of Mil fch. 1KCI. in
the suit of
The Alliance Trust Company, I-d ,
a corporation, l'lunitiif
v.
8 W Milan, Minnie Moore. This
11 Jloore. ,llreil Mi an. t.er-
trtide McKcnnv I. il McKcnny.
Klitalieth Milan. Maria .Milan.
I'aisic Milan, Anna Milan, J V
Iloolhe executor of the last will and
testnn.ent of Anna M Milan deceas
ed, an. I B W - i lit it. unanlian oi'tlic
rso'is sitdesUtes ul Maria M ilan,
Milan and Anna Mi an nlid
B i Iilide. lMtiiidallts,
and by virtnc of an execution uir.v ii-suid
out ot s nl Court on Ihe Z'.d ilav ol . I.
v.r.i, I willexiose lor sale and si ll n Hi 1
law directs at the Court llmifc dtsir ol
mid County in the town of Hi'li-huru on
hutur.lay, tliefJI ilav of April, i-tsisi. at the
hourof I'o'clock a M .the r il imiinrty
situated in the County of nsliiiii in,
8tatu of Ulegon, nnd tle-f-iis'-l in the
decr--e and order of sale aa l"llowiii
All of that portion ol' the nortlii at quar
ter (H) of srcti'iii twenty-four CJ4) in
township one 1 1 south of ranire lie (11
st of the Willamette Mcrvli.iit I i
w.t of the Countv m.td, mors pa. ,in'i ,.
ly 'fei-cribod as fodws: I opiii ei c i. : l
tlis northwes comer of the inrtht.ut
qnsrter ( )ol section twenty-four IM run
ning t lie'.u soul li s.ong the iiiaiter section
line thirty-nine l'f:l chains ami aujhty-sev-
en ) links to the ctiarler sei tion tiri"-:
in the center of sietiun twenty-l'otir, them-e
cast along the quarter section line twenty
4ii chain and thirteen i;i) hnks In n
point in the west side of the count v roul
them-e north twenty eight Cl nVgrTs
titty Hve (5, minr.ti". east eighty-eight f-l
links thence north twelve, l.'ltlevreea hvct i
minutes west aloinc the w est si ie "I nu.l ir
county r-wer! I.ve 1 5 , chains and nine '
links thence nonh twenty four t it de
grees thirty-live CVil minutes - est fmrl '!
chains and thirty-four (.Hi) links tln ue
north twenty-four i4)de recs lhirty-i in
Ct) minutes eal one II I chain and str-
rine (iwi linksthrncc north eighty-tr..-., h.'i
i 'ereeseitrhteen I l.li ii.iiiiilcs eat Hi ret- i . l
cl.a'ns ainl seventeen 111) links, thrice
nonh eleven (IM rieerees seventivii II..
n iiiutes enststill fiiiiowiui the west side
said county road to its point of itileiec-
li Jit with the north line ol sain section
ae'ity-four (21). thence west niiine t lie-
north lineotsaid e-tion twenty-four i
top!ceof beginning containing eigl ty-nv-
.Mi acres more or less.
To satis y the, urn of flli. OS with inter
est Irom March 21st IKH. at 10 per rent t r
imiim, and tJllil 4.iwith inu-rtst fruit: t e
same date ate ir rent per annnm, a id
t'JUO with interest from s me date at A
per cent per annum, all in IT. f. i"d
coin and the costs of said suit and of this
sale.
W. P TtRAfiFORD,
4M Pherirt of Wash. Co., Oie,
Fenlon Bronongh A stttir.
Attorneys far piaintifl.
rn pursuance cf a de rce and order of sale
render. l in the Circuit ( ourt of Hie
Male oil ireo i for lie Count v of Mullno
nmh on the sixth dav of March, ttfe.i, in the
sil.toi Henry t.arstens, riani'itl, vs. V. 8.
t.ranl Marriiam, Julia Miiriiiaui, Walter I,.
Preii' h. K. il. Peer, J. U. liililxms. John
Kit iy, llattie l French, A. J. lien, K. E
Taylor, A. Hallowvll, A. Clapp. Ininaii,
I oulsen A C mpnny, a corporal ion, liii-h-ard
Kverdingand Hvlvester Karrell, part
ners asKverdiiig AFarrell, Bopliie backus,
as Kveciltnx ol the l.asl Will and Testa
ment of John Kackus, deccnse1, Cordelia F
Johnson, as KxecBtrix of the I ust Will and
Testament of A H. Johnson, deceased,
John Ilitvhhnrn. II. F, MrKlrov, F. p.
Mays, A. UMlnoug1i, 8. P. I.cxkwooil,
Narcissa D. (luston. W . c. Drugan.fl. I on
lay, and J. M. Hreck. substituted for Z. C.
Wood, tieorge T. F.wry, Allwrt llurkle.
Charles Kwry, Victor lirunell, liennis t ur
ren and F. U. Hnyn, defemlunts, and by
virtue of an execution dulv issued mil nl
the saiit court in the said suit on the 14th
day of March. Ism, I s ill expose for sale
and sell as ihe law directs at the C urt
House door of said county in the ton of
Hillsboro, Ureffon, on the aind day of
April. lsri!, st the h ur of ten o'clock A.M .
the said real property situate I In the coun
ty of Washington, state f Oregon, and Ues
cr bel in said dei-ree and order o sale as
follows: Commencing at a stake in the
onth bo ndry line of the Elam Voting Ik
nntion I -and Claim, ma ked 4 and ft, which
s ake ia llWI feet west from the Kout
corner of said claim, running thence north
to a stake marked 14 and IA in the center of
Kot-k reek; thence down said Rock Creek
-o a stake marked 12 and IK: thence South.
rrly and parallel to ths east boundrv line
of said claim to the stake niarkeke 7 and H,
which stake is in the south side line ot
said claim: thence east to the place of be
ginning containing 22.33 acres.
Al-o commencing .. feet west of th
irner of the Klam Youiifl- Dona- ion I and
Claim, rn tilling thence north par llel to
the east rmundry line of said claim t the
center of Uock Creek; thence down said
Hock Creek 1 1 a stake marked Hi and IT;
thence sontherly and parallel w th the
east houndry line ot said claim to a alukt
marlsfi J and .1, wnicti I. in the south side
line ols ild claim; thence east to the place
of beginning, nontaining Il.tii acrea. All
of said preiiitses being tn the county of
rt a-himrton State of Oregon.
Witnass my band this 21st day of Mar.
W. D. BRADFORD,
Phcriff Washington County Oregon.
Speed! Size! Breeding!
LOVELACE.
S year-old record 2:20. 3-year-ol l trial, 2: 2l.
Will make the season of S9! at the Fairgrounds, IHllsboro, Wash
ington county Oregon, upoti the following tetms:
Season, with priTlhse of return 25.t0
Insumnrt fJJ.OO.
Lo-elace is a dark bay, with small star on one hitid foot, over 16
hauds high, will weigh upwards of 1LHX) pounds.
Sire- Eirotist. 2:22li and sire of Kgozen 2:06". the Conquerer,
and 20 othets in the :xx Full brother to phinx, ,':-u;i,
:I2'
of 31
: 2S'.
st re
sire of 340 in 2 :30.
uu.xo atm fciectrue
First dam Crepoii, dam of Lox-elac 2.20, IKrsey L, 2:20i ; Betsey
Htitton: 0I4'; Goldhice 2:27, Brillanene : ag1.: Chantilly trial : 9S
Klondike, trial : 18; Duchess, trial : ; Gr nd dam of Chanty :I5 by
I'riuceps.
Secoud dam Crape Lisse. dam of K it g Ft re jr, M7 and Balzarine,
: 7 by Geo Wilkes.
Third d im The dam of Tarlton, trial
Lovelace, as a 2-year-old trotted in two races, obtaining a 2 year-old
record of 2:294. As a three year old he was campaigned in several
states, trotted in 23 races, obtained 1st. 2nd or .Id money in 17 races,
took a record of 2:20 in a third heat in December; worked publicly a full
mile at Cleveland in :t
His bleeding is unsurpassed. His dam, his Rean-I dam, the dam and
grand dam of his .sire, and the dam of his grand sire, are all in the great
brood mare list. Sprite, the dam of his sire, had five colts ny P.lection-
. . .... - . . . . , r . ; , .
eer, ana all are in tne list. I iiree ot mem naving at ainerent penous
headed the list of wiitnini; sires at their age. Waterwitcu, gratia turn
of his sire, has six in the 2:30 list and has over 300 descendants in the
2:30 list.
Mares from a distance will receive good care aud pasturage at $ t.50
per mouth.
A number of standard bred mares and gelding fit for roador racing
for sale cheap. '
For further particulars see
E. B. TONGUE, Manager,
Hillsboro Ore.
iScklmerich & Son 1
Have a full line of bicy-
p cle hose and shoes.
2r We are also agents for 3
all kinds of farm implements -
including wagons and bug-
gies.
Just received a new and
complete stock of ribbons
at very low prices.
Buy where
you can
buy cheapest.
Stationery.
Our Stationery department is complete
in nil. lines. Envelopes of all sizes
and prices. Vritin paper is our
specialty in our side line, if wo haven't
it .already in Tabs wo can very easily
cut it to any sizo wanted. A new and
elegant 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. Kcason: the
INDEPENDENT has
courteous treatment and
Paper of all grades, no
or too small.
large
the trade, by
low prices.
"rdr too
INDEPENDENT,
Hillsboro, Ore.
Treasurer' Xetlre.
VJOTICE 13 HKREBT OIVFJI. THAT
A.1 all tonnly Warrants rndoi. ?t prior
oOrt. S, It. ,n no redeemable al lbs
.ffi' ol tha I onn'r trsasnrsr. In tha euy
4 Hillsboro Imidi of Wasbmdon, n.
H""t will ceasson Ids umi altar Mar.
W IW.
- A. B. CADT.
ij-W Count Treaianr
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