HILLS BORO I1.DEPESDE1.T
Entstea Is Um ntollM at HUlsboro, On
Bnaseriptloa, U advance, pes jeer, IL.V3.
UILLSBORO FCBLIBHMC C. Props,
P. M.C. OACLT, Editor.
FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1899.
It tu not a "whim" o the war
department that muster out tbe Ore
gon aoidiera at San Francisco. It wan
tbe dellberaUt choice of tha soldier.
Th. "whim" of the department we
Vancouver bairacka.
The Oregoolaa talon Adjutant
Gen. OorMn will be secretary ol war
rather than Boot Well, why not?
Such an arrangement would be pro
motion by civil aervice rolea, and the
Oregonlan believes In civil service.
. Hoke Smith of Georgia ho,? and
believes our arms in tbe Philippine"
will fail. He may properly hope,
bat upon what does bs found bit be
lief? Certaloly nothing that baa
happened op to to I moment furnish
es grounds.
Admiral Dewey, when he bad de
stroyed tbe Bpaniah fleet and taken
Oavlta, said that .be wanted 6,000
troops for Manila which be could
take any day with bis fleet. Gen.
Miles amid 12,000 should be sent
McKlnley sent 80,000. To. some ol
us that look like prosecuting tbe war
with vigor.
Tbe mugwumps ought not to be
Impatient at the progress making In
the Philippines toward clvlllsttlon
seeiog that we in America have but
Just completed the task taken up
about 300 years ego. There were
quite a number of native in A inert
ca In 1007 when John Smith ruled jn
Virginia and In 1620 when the Pit
grim landed at Plymouth Rock, but
now they are mostly "good lodiaun"
7lt0 U ha ben less than a year "li.ee
the I art clvtllalug tonal was In bund
President Liucola wa. q'iHo.j"
soundly abused in 186V) and the arlv
summer of 1864 as is McKlnley to
day. That fact Is called to mlud by
an article In tbe July McCiure.
Time however has shown that Lin
coln was right and the others were
wrong. The truth of the matter Ik,
president ha a wider range of vis
ion than a private Individual tho be
be tbe editor of a modern daily pa
per. Tbe eritlo might hold different
lew could he nee tbe whole altua
. .t. - . . . m ..
uon ana nave maiue ouruva i.i n-
- aponalhlllty. ' -
Will the American i..op! j tfV
ly endure tbe tyranny of tu- nw.
era labor organisations? WltL:i tti
'psM three months there have btx o
urea UDor aixiaes inai are now in
mind. At Wardner, Idaho, these
"law-abiding strikers" blew np a
mill, destroying property that cost
thousand of dollars. At Brooklyn,
New York, "organised labor" struck
and attempted to dynamite street
cars, and last, on Sunday another lot
of strikers, "organised" blew up a
ear and Injured six or eight passen
ger. Verily, "organised labor" l
organised violence. .
Sir Wilfrid Laurler of Canada
made an Intemperate and 111 advised
speech In the Canadian parliament
last week. Talking of tbe Alaika
boundary dispute between tbe United
States and Canada, be said there ar
but two way to settle It, anbrnlt to
arbitration or resort to war. Ina
much as we have not yet seen fit to
submit to arbitration nnder England
terms tbe alternatives are few. Wr
with England at this time after th
many expressions of brotherly re
rard, would be awkward. Hut it
nothing will satisfy Sir Wilfrid ex
cept war he can have It conditioned
only that hia nation shall commence
"A few day ago a paragraph in a
city daily charged that the congress
ional delegation were dictating the
appointment of tbe officer of th
new volunteer regiment. Tj verify
or disprove this, the lKPKrrKNT
asked Congressman Tongi.e whom
tbe Oregon delegation was recotn
mendli g. "I am recommending ni
on. Benator Mc Bride la In the esxt
and hence I not acting a a pari
the delegation from Oregon. In
troth no on ha asked tbe del, a
tloa ft suggestion. Gen. Suoiuiei
la doing all the recommending for
Oregoo." The appointments an
Bounced this week are those dictated
tiy Summers, it therefore appcni
that not all read la the big dallies b
true.
Ellhu Root of New York ha been
appointed to succeed Alger, resigned,
as secretary of war. Root has accept
ed. It la almost certain that the
president decided tu appoint Mr
Knot because he I a lawyer ol great
learning and will be able to handle
administrative question that are coo-
tlnnally arising la the war depart
meat, now that our insular colon ten
are nnder military rule. Bel the
Dew tecretary Is to be no more for
taaate than waa Alger for already b
the yellow pme after him. He I
charged with being Piatt's appointee
ad a politician tool. How It 1
that there la reason for such para
graph Is not clear. PlatP candidate
waa Gen Green. But the politican
Piatt could not Influence ifflce-holds
McKlnley to appoint him.
THE FKOX T P)RCU.
Secretary Wilson said at tbe IIU1-
boro station last Mouday morning
that tbe Pacific states, are the front
porvji of this ration. He illustrated
by saying that last wetk be saw s
ship at Seattle receiving cargo for the
oiieot He bad a curiosity to know
what was going Into her for lading.
He aaw cotton goods from the sooth,
Iron from Alabama, vmcbioery from
Philadelphia, beer from Milwaukle,
lumber from Washington and flour
from Oregou. Every section of tbe
nation waa represented. The secre
tary sees nothing but a brilliant fu
ture lor the PaciQc Tbe commerce
which this one ship represented had
been gathered from remote sections
of tbe nation by our admirable sys
tem' of inter-coinuiunimtioo. Ttt
cargo for that one ship hsd been pre-
red by many busy bands.
In tbe absence of the Nicaragua
canal our busy meo are using present
facilities for marketing products and
it is not dear but thsl our present
lines of commerce are quite as valua.
bte to us of the PaciBc as would be
the big canal. At any rate' we must
not sit Idly on the "front porch" Oil
some one digs it and take from us
one poi-sibility ot trade.
EXPANSION
AMI TUB
ITKKKS
ilM'EX'
, As a sufficient snJ complete reply
our neighbor, the Angus, and all
the other Pacitto state anilexpsti
siouisls, the, following article from
the Louisville, Ky , Courier-Journal
I reproduced. The Courier-Jourusl
is a democrstic paper, tut beau ol
that it doe not .find it necessary lo
advocate what is lo the dctriiiieut of
the country. Watterson writes pri
n ari:y for the South, but his logic le
for the Pacific a weil, The Keu
tiickiso says:
Tnkiiig the map of the whole con
(incut of America both North and
Soutl and starling fioujany (mini
upon the Gulf of Mexico between
Ualvtrdoit sud Key Wert look, soulii
aud west and what do you ? In
a stniitcht line first southward over
the Cariuliean Sea lo IJltitteMs iu
Nldtrtigua, then lorihwsrd up the
Stu Jumi river and through Lake
Nicaragua and due west acioss a
narrow ni rip of land lew U an 20iuilcs
In breadth you come to the Pacific
()..n. Hi hold the vlsiotyf j'mr j
IXd fl ' "Ore,UilkoJi;.-nou t&lU
' ? . . ...
rises iik ...-. the uiica J yt. Ur
Imperiul Stales of California (.. rf '
Oregoo ati'.'l Washington to the nv tit
ward; and Mt'A furiher north a-r.
and right out at in iron of ?A
Hawaii; all territory ut it -1' jl'rd
Slates of Amerl j: to ? Jd .ri't
the universf : to lie defended" a.r
there remains a Yankee t. i-stVi -
a
un. . But look Jigfu iih J fur
iher.. There befjr' yi
lr gszing
estwsrd M tv.
w world;
v,.b 'I wyrltwit i V clothed and
fr.'Ji tt . -:ili in wantr; to be
Ki"i r i.frl: to beelovalcd into
r .. -ioo niarketr; China ai d
J-H .i tad Ausira'ia and New Z -
IhiiJ aO'i l.e multitudinous isle of
ll.e bouia'ilc) Pacific including, of
cour.ie ll.e Philippines. Already
Europe reaching out for this rich
spoil, ts doorway heing hy Asia anil
the Sui x Canal. Already, it is a
world-fight txtween England and
Germany and Huia the three great
European Powers, for advantsgo in
the partition and dcvelopitu nt of the
one-quarter tt the Globe where
markets may be found for the
overproduction of the older countries.
But with the Xlcarnguan Canal all
these regions are geographically our ;
and as if the Uuler of this Univene
had meant to iuiprets the jct upon
u slid to ae us from losing the
chance. He carries ourflig theie
tnd planis it right In tlw center of
th s new worli'; and there we are to
day and there we shall he this time
a hundred years hence unless some
body comes nlong that is strong
enough to drive uvuut.
The circum-Uuce appeals to the
whole country Ncttu.ness we have
already a Pscirlc coasl front to protect
we uiu-t by n-wsnn .f thii alone
tHvome a ureal naval power and
iiiciJciiUlly a grst military ptiwer
and it is hut snliciatiog condilioiu
not very far a head of us to take our
place In tiic rocvrwimi ot iimWin
ai.d lo relit by the ndvitiilaKe which
uniuviled ai.d unex( ii'ttd bus came
to us. Hut to ttie Pacific Slate khI
in the tiulf states it in the one gnat
Unlit of t tie- future. It is the one
fcM-ue ot II, e Pacific St.t'es from llie
railway inotiof oly which ha"" Muntud
ihetrgruwih and is siniigliiig their
lives, lb" oi.e hope of Hie tt.uf Siatt s
lor an iinlependi Ut ouliel f, T their
real u ret an I a market unii' jt'ioi
to oppressive gioraphtc I m i ( hi i Hi
nor domiiiatiil ly enpiial which it
not IxiMilc Is iniii:I. rcn.
Con-idering these taints how is it
poilile that any thouhtlul eit x-n
of the Gulf Slates should listen with
patience to the vaporing of a poliii-
ci ae vcoiiirer w no uiinn lo trieir
claims upon tninking people woul
-et up agaiust tliein hu'oble of hair
splittu g theories about the Monro;
doctrine aud the Constitution of the
Cniletl Statt? What should we
think of Jefferson if Ignoring the
prcliinl advantages -be hsd on
grounds of Constitution or other
. . i ..... . . .
scrupitn iosi me i nance io ouy i uis-
iaua of N.)leoii? What will be
thought of us a crntury hence if
through fc-ar of trouble or and other
fear we yield the vantage giound
which all unhidden ha come to us
vainly seeking the retention of tbe
bucolic RepuMicof Vahingtou'and
Franklio which has already gone
from us beyond recall?
The glot Is shutting up like a
lelesci pesLd Ibrctigb the smaller'
end one can see farther than Jefleraco
saw through the Isrger. Manila k
not lar from Washington under
modern condition a w Orleans
lo Jefferson day. California
harder to reach at tbe date ot the
Uadsden purchase. Every year the
world rrow smaller. Yet tbe Gulf
States cf the South negrorldden si.d
impoverished have stood apart be'p
le seeing the narrow tng strea n
quite es them by and just a a
great ocean outlet I offered theta
come a troop of penny-trumpeter
to toot the old cant about 'the con
sent of the governed" w hose own
author did not consider it when the
enlargement of bis country v
involved and to drooe about toe
stitutional forms, which have at no
time stood against tbe eipandii g
desire or tbe prac.lcal need of a
people essentially enterprising and
progressive.
Already tbi people approaches
in number a hundred millions.
Presently there will be two hundred
millions. Doe any thoughtful mae
imagiue that tbey can be beld within
a Chinese wall when tbe world at
large I moving resolute! forward
each overcrowded nation seeking to
take possession of tbe waste-place ot
tbe earth? Ha modern invention
convulsing the rest of the universe,
fixed ua where the father of the
republic left u? Doe electricity
with P eenitalizing agencies count
for nothing? But, waving matter of
commerce aod war and of business
competitions both rational and
national, what of our boasted Relig
ion and Civilization if we are to
draw back aghast before the thought
of carrying the Bible an I the flng
beyond existing boundaries and
insist upon a policy of isolation the
end of which even if it were possible
could he only another China with
exceeding doubtful Ysnkt e varii
liont? The Boston CoiigregalionalUl
which Is usually sound on ll govern
mental question is a little mug
wuiupyou the civil service tho it
hedges by remarking: '-There is
rooui for difference of opinion be
tween d jctrinair civil service rtforiL
en and practical administrators like
.Secretaries Gage aod Long a to the
iiun i of the law and it details. But
the principle lias come to stay, d
'he party that first rbullenge that
fact will suffer at the jrUs from t
t peuJeui voto iu a way that Will
ttoft it a iem." Tho only tuiota
o the option quoted 1 tbe intim
lion that tbe republican party chal-
engu tlie priutipal of civil service re
foim. It doe not but tbe republi-
csu party doe put the good of the
public service above and beyond the
civil service of tbe colleges. The
learning of the colleges is indespeu
sable but it is notoiious that some
graduates are complete fizr'es when
it coil es to business. Industrial
concern have lbs privilege of distilll
ing these incompeteut end employ
ing others who aie not graduales,and
the government ought to have the
same right,
This paper wauts to wager that the
Manila report published in London
paper to the effect that the volunteer
troops were about to mutiny is a lie.
And this is w hat justifies that belief:
Our own Oregoo aoidiera who are
near home say nothing about It, and
It is now officially announced that
00 of the volunteer now in the
Philippines have re-enlisted. Mull-
nous troops do not re-enlist.
NIIEUIFFN MALE.
I1Y VIltri'E OP AX IXECITTION
I decree, and order of sde, ixaued out
ol tie t trcuit court ot the stale o tr inn
for Washington county in favor of W. D.
Hradlurd, adininivtrator of tbe estate of
t'errin (Steeples deceased and airatnat Alex
K. Osmund and Catherine esmnnd for
tbe sum oftltit'i coats, and the further
sum of I &.H) V S gold coin, with interest
inereon mun tne iki a ay ol July, lej at
the rate of IU per cent, per annum and
for the costs and expenses of aale and of
aui i wrus.
Now therefore by virtue and In pursuance
of said judgment decree and order ol aale
1 will on Monday the 28 da - of Aug. ISM at
he i.nth door I the court hoitae in Hilla
buro anlinmton county tire on at tbe
hourot IU 'clock a ni of aaid dse srll t
public auction o the highent bidder for
uun tlie tollownig described real property
to-wit:
lM-K-innlng at a point in thee nnty road
I J-7 cbaina south of the n,uarter section
poet between sections 8 and a in township
I south range weat; thence south 21 tH
chains to the land ald hy l'errin Mteeples
to X. t'.t eeplee; tnence aouth S! decrees
lfl ininulM west lOti' chaina, mors or less
to t be nort li west on ner of t he above named
tract; tlience south degn-e ;W minutes
ai-l 2. chains; tlience wel U chains to
tbe line of the Henry N'oland,-Jr. Dona
tion land claim, thence folio ing said line
nort b 4.i degrees east .5.70 chaina to the
corner of a tract of land sold by ferrtn
Mcepiea to W. II. Krailtord; tbencs north
4: degrees west 2 : ebains; thence north
A deittves rut us chains; tlience north
4." degrees we' luichai, ; thenos n..rth
tAdegrres eat in "i eliuins to the center
ol tbe county r ad; thence south Mkdi-srees
47 immiles east :li chains; thence a uth
degrees -VI minutes et 7 lu chains to
tlie iii.iie ol begiiiuiiir. cuntaining alw all
lie la l lying ea.-t ot the sei tiou bne be
Iweeti the above deM'ribol tract and Kock
t n-ek. c lilaiiiiug 7: . ai-res to
satimy ihehemuliet'ore named sums aud
lor the co" l a nd tipenam ol' said sale.
Said protny will be sol subject to re
il. tu.u n as jr statute of Oregon.
Witneaa my hand Ihia 27th day of July
W. I. BRAPF iRD,
Sheriff of t aahington county Oia.
ity C, K. Dkicubas,
tVM iajputy.
A. ion y .or plain Iff.
Adanlwiatriktrlx Xeiiee.
Nolle is brrebv given that th nnder
igned has been apioinied administratrix
of the estate of tteorjre rinciair, deed., by
the County Court ot the Slat of th-cgoo
tW Washington couutv. All pcrsnos hav
ing' claim agiinst said esiate are request
ed to present the same to the nmlersiK.ied
within six months trom the date hereof.
July 27, ISSW.
ISABrXLA MXCLAIR.
Atlministniirix of tbe estate of George
Sinclair, deed.
Oregea Kidney Teat.
Tain in the back or loins, too frevnent,
thick, muddy art-tear frothy Brine, general
weakness, drowsiness, rheumatic pains in
the back luina or li'nibe all indicate Kid
ney Disease, the care for wbir-h la OKK
i..X klli.Nk V IK A. Kor aaie at ifeiu
lruaMure.
rsranux-4.
IXTHK CIRt't ir COCEf OF" 1
.-it
I Hun ot umiiiB fur tii cuautr of
VVstfiinKtua.
IbsAUisuotTraat Cocapar. United)
Corpunuos, fumlirr
v
firaoa Harrison Humphreyi, lary O.
II um(liys hi vile, Juku lle.irj
H"Jui(hiys Klura H'iu-ptirvj nia itc
I bunias J Hum; hrr. Litua ilmcnlf
icysbissrif famiWl Tylo linm h-
rry, Aranimla fc. liunif ur---, huima ,
K Muncan, aud John i alore- n fer
bnrbaixi, try A,Vs'olvrtoia! Uru.t
olvrton bar Uoj.han.1, annor K
Huti.phrrya, W 1 Wuod i.JS H
Huuihrcya and Arantiaia E M iiiiii
rcjra a axscuiwr and axceutn- o lb
uut a ill ami taatawcal at Thiua i
Huititilirvv m dMMMd. It i n l int.
lo Julia J tiorjrmn sua Annni t uampb
nyt. drfrniaiiw:
In tha nauicol inaalaaol 'nvun, yon
arv hcral-jr rt-iUired to appa tr i 4 anaaar
Ilia cotuplaiMl lilnl a;aiul yt iu In
abuva -niitlrd rauae on or bef r. h ith
day ol Ausuat lat'J. and ifjruu tail Iu an an.
wcr lur want mereui. ma puiuui will ap
ply to too eourt fur tna rfuel di nndwl in
tba cum plaint, to-arit: f'ura dne loro
iluaiun that certain nonve o U
executed Annual a-lh Vvi by Xb( i
-.on.ebrayi u ins Alliance lrat t'mn
pany wl. tu aorura tha payment of laet
arilb iulcrest al tha rata of S pt nt par
annum arbich niurt aa la recorJc at pa
t ti it buuk -JU of the records of H",fm ea,
l Waahinicton cuunty, Orctron, itd for
(he aale ot tba aaid pramiwa described in
aid ntortaa a tu aaiiafy tbe amount due
.hereunder, ilia aia prrmiaea betuy aititat-
al iu tbe cvunly of Waabinston .late oi l
tnvvoa anddncribad as fulloara, tu-ait:i
Tbenurtu halt (HI or tbe aonainn tana
cluim of TK Biler belli Notu ration
No 1711 wliUcate Notia claim 42 in
townaliipuiitill aouln of range lo it.
wet the Willamette Xeriiliaa, aaid
north half t of claim contain!! one
hundred and ity I eu arrca, ali that
tract described aa follows, beKinninxat the
aouihwMt corner of tbe donation land
clai of JtfK-bapi Moore aod wile in town
hbip one ( 1 1 euuth of ran ire two (i) weat ol
tbe Willamette Veriiliau ai.d ruiinina
benre aontli eurhty-niuo d (rfej, anil
twrnty-eix (K.2i. ininutea eat at Tiaiiii
and nine y--eveu itf 97 1 linka tliencu aoutb
thirty-aeven (;t.) uiinnUs weat forty chatn
and aeven .v-twol.7-J) uuka to a peat an
tbe left bank of ibe t ualatin river ifc sec
tion aeven t7) townabip one (I) aouth of
ranire two (i) weat atoraaaid theue- aouth
tbirty-acven minutes weat to he cenVr ot
aaid river, tbenca aouthacsa'VSy ( llir
center of aaid river einht cbaina nd atreie
ty-eixht (S.7l links to a point due aoub ol
a witneaa post on tbe left bank ol aui j
river, tbei.ee north forty-t.v chaina and
eighty aeven I45.N7I linka to tlie plnce ol
beiiinintr and oontamin tweuly-uine and
i.tiy-one bundredtha yst SO) avrea of land.
A lo part of tlie donation land claim ol
Oorye Danaaaaer and wife in eecuoti
t enly-r.ra ,Ti townabip one (11 anath ol
ratine three (H) weat of the Will nn-tte
ertdiau and deachbetl aa lbs north ball
( ) of the south est quarter t ) the south
we t quarter (';) ol the southwest quarter
and lot two (2' of aeetem tweiitv-tlvu
(ii containing one hundred and titty-mn.-and
ninety oiie-handredtb ( IAS tt i acr
aiko inai otner tract oea. noen a - tbe nor a
half IH) of tbe northwest uuarter ( X of
section tliirty-all (Ut) towualiip one li
aouth of rannr three (H) weat of the Will
Uniette lie idian ami coutaininc ai h )
(HU) acres containina in all four hundred
and twenty-nine and forty one-buudred-tha
(42 .40 1 acres more or leas and for a
decree barrinir and forecloaiiiE votl and
earh of you of all right, claim orequity ol
redemption in and t the aaid prinie ar.tl
evv firt tin r'-.t. j for Uih otlnjr nnn
funlier relief a I. t .t uxirt ai:al aiein
ir.eeltnd etimr ibi . . v
Thu uuliii!itiun c its by ordft of
Imu 1 nomas . K- .ir l. jnd of tbe
ai-ove !.(, ttd court, it-ov -ta.iuand entur-
tail June :"0. tSJt, and tl'. f"-i p io'.n atiou
oi tnia aummonata niaiio June XJ, Item.
tEN'iON, BUUNAUUU A MUIR,
5-11 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
KOT1CE.
United States Land 001 oe.
Oregou City, Ore on
June 17. lir.W
VJOTICE IS HKREB.Y G1VK.N, I HAT
iv thi approved fractional plat ol
Tevrashlp 8 rlk. Hangs HeM
has been received from the Surveyor Gen
eral oi uregon, ana on
AagBut 1, 18119
at 9 o'clock, a. m., of said date, said pint
will be tiled in this otttce, and the fitn"
therein embraced will be subject to entry
ou and afwr said date.
CMAS. B. MOORK8.
Register.
WM. GALLOWAY.
Receiver
Admiatiatrwler'a Kotlee.
Notice is hereby given that th under
signed ha been duly appointed by the
county court of the state ol Uregon, for
Washington county, administrator of the
estate of James K. Hume, deceased and
has duly nualiheu as such and entered
upon the discharge of hia duties.
All persona therefore having claims
against the eetat of the aaid James K
Hume are hereby requested and required
to present them to the omlenigned at
the law othca of Tho. H. 4 E. B. Tongue
in HilUhoro, Washington county Oregon
within six months from the date hereof.
Hilleboro, Oregon, July 6,1 HIM.
J. C. Habs.
Administrator of th estate of James R
Home deceased. 7-11
Catarrh Caaaot be Cared
with local applications, as they cannot
each i he seat of the disease. Ca arrh ia a
blood or constitutional disease, and in or
der to enre it you must take internal 'em
edies. Hall's Catarrh t ore ia taken inter
nally, aud acta direct! v on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
not a quack medicine. It waa prescribed
by one of ns beat physicians in this coun
try for years, and as a re ular prescription,
il ia compiaied of ihe best tonics known
conbined with the best blood purifiers, act
ing direc ly on the mucous surfaces. Ihe
perfect cnnrtii nation of the two ingred ent
ia w- at produces such wonderful resul s
in curing Catarrh, bend for testimonials
free.
Addreas, F.J CHENEY A Co., Toledo.O
Hold hy Druggists. 7ftc.
Hail's Kaniiiy I'Uls are the best.
TKACll KKH EX ATI IX ATI OX
Notice is hereby given that for the pur
pope of making an examination of all per
sona thut may offer themselves as enndi-
dales for teachers of the schools of this
county, the county reboot superintendent
inereor win noiit pumic eiammation at
the public school building at Hilti-horo,
Ore-, l-cgiiiriing at 9 o'clock a. on Wei
netday, August . IXJt.
The following program will be observed
don:.; the examination :
For Mate Pape'S:
Wednesday Pennmanship, bistory,
spelling, algfhra. reading.
lhurwlay Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, book-keeping
phvstca
If riday Physiology, georraphy. mental
arithmetic, composition, physical geog
raphy. Kiitirday I'.otaRV, pl.mr geometry, ger
erat bist iry, ei gush literal ure, .s etiol
ogy. t or Connty i'apcre.
Welnesday Pennniantiiip, historr.phy
siologt, spelling, art of questioning, me
thods. TnuraJ j Wrtten arithmetic; theory
of texcliing. grammar.
r'riday Geography. BientaJ arithmetic,
resiling.
Alter this examination there will be no
tl.er for tha atate papers till February
It ', and none for county papers till April
IVOi.
II. A BAT.t..
School Superintendent fur Washington
i "uniy, trvgrn.
u ted at liillahoro. L Oregon. July !
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REMOVAL SALE
Ten cents on the Dollar off on
oods sold before moving to the
I. O. 0. F. building on Main street
P.O.BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
C?aE"iS
Mowers and Binders.
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They are leaders among Grass and Grain cutting machines. No use to
attempt to show and describe their advantages in the limited space
afforded in a newspaper advertisement. Read what users think of them:
FOR EST ti ROVE, Wash Co., Ore., Dec. It,
Mitchell, Lewis A Staver Co.
' Gsnti smrs: I Uko pleasure In stating to you that the New CHAMl'lON Bin
der has i roved to be in every case, without exception, most astixfatory of any Binder
I have seen worked. I have cut thi year llkj acres with it, and it has never failed to
tie a single bundle, and for light running it has no equal. Martin Peters.
FOREST GROVE, Wash, Co., Ore., Nov. 19 , lSWi.
Mitclivlt, Lewis A Staver Co.,
tiENTLtuES : The New CHAMPION Binder will take front rank. Th three
Binders I set np and started this reason went i ff like clock-work. I was not called
bark to make any adjustments on either of the three machines. Tlie CHAMl'lON
will certainly Uks Ihe lead in self-binding machine. - J. F. Buxton.
We will run a different lot of testimonials every week. It will pay
you to read them through carefully.
Send for Catalogue and Testimonial book. They will tell yoft all
about them.
MITCHELL LEWIS & STAVER CO.,
First and Taylor Streets. PORTLAND, ORE.
Samples with VV. D. HARE, Hillslwo.
J. T. BUXTON, Forest Grove.
N. A. BARRETT, Canvtsser.
Droo in at Hillsboro, Forest Grove or Fortland and see the machines.
We are not
The only Mouse
We are Pharmacists
And we sell tinis first and foremast. Good, 'pure
drugs at reasonable prices.
Our Prescri ption Depart
ment is our Specialty.
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
KXr.t'l TKIXMsTU. t:.
Notice ia hereby siren that I, lie
niU?rsitncd, have Iwen ato'iited riec-
ntnx of the eetat of r. I . l-r--tt
deceased by tlie Con niy Court of W
incton lonntv Orern and have du y
qoaltftnl as such eiemttix : .
All persons havif g claims aniiut s il '
ratal are hereny notified to t resent t'te
Nin.t to me with pmper vonehrrs. at the
law omc of w . . barrett in llilislom
t)rrjron, within 6 months from tit date
hereof.
I ate st Hillshoro, Orejon, the KKb it
of June !. .
RKBKCCA ANN BARRETT
F.iecotrts of the K-tate of I'. P.
Eamtt,
Miss Cordelia Moore, of Maloae,
N. Y., nntil recently, has been ft
life-lone; invalid from palpitation
of the heart and weakness of tixe
blood.
Physicians were pnwled over
her case, their most skillful efforts
were baffled. Various remedies
were tried without avail. The pro
verbial "change of climate" was
advised, but tbe constant change
wore upon her until, to quote her
mother's words, "she became a
living ghost." Miss Moore said:
"Upon advice of a friend I began
taking Dr. Willisoss' rink Pills
for Pale People aud before tbe first
box was used I noticed a great
change. I began to regain my
appetite and felt better generally.
After finishing the first box I took
six more. The effect was wonder
mi. X grew strong and gained in
flesh. I never felt better in my
life than I do now. I weigh more
than ever before and I consider
myself cured."
From th Gazette, Mahne, N. Y.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills tor Pale People
aoatain, la a condensed iurm, all tba cle
menu si iiieairT to give sew life and rich
M to the blood and restore abattered
serves. They are aa safaiiing epeeiSe for
such diaeaaea aa locomotor alalia, partial
paralvaia, bt. Vitus' danoe, eriatii-a, neural
fria, 'rheumatism, nervous headache, tbe
aitcr-edena af tba (trip, palpitation of the
heart, pale and sallow com pie I ions, and alt
furmaof weakness either in male or female.
Br. WilneaM' Med PIS let Pate Seeala are saver
est ky lae seiee er asaaVsa. Sat ahMM Back
aees. at as SiaajaSa. er Street treat IM Or. wa
kes Mtliclsi Ceasaav. Meaectaef , . It 0
seats aer asa. Sasiss 12.10.
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TAa. !... .
In Oregon ill at sell Taints and Oils; however, we do
keep a lew ot" tli :.sc rare articles occaHonally but as
a side l'"ne only.
Admlniwtrale-r'e Xetlre.
Notice is hereby riven lht lint nnder.
signed h.i been duly appointed ty the
conntv oort of the state of tree,m. foe
Waehina-ton county admlnistraiorof the
estate ot 11. (', Kavmond. deceaiert and
has duly qua ified 'and enleml a ion the
.lisclisrue A lTi dntiea. All iieraons
inereior navin claims atrainst aaid
esute are hereby requested and reqiitred
lo present Ihetn to ihe nnderoigned at ihe
law office of Thoa. H. A E. ft. Tonpie In
Hillitoro. Watiinston rotinty, rgTn
within ail morth from the dte hereof.
Gaston, Oregon, Jane T, isni.
C A. RAYMOND.
Administrator of th esute ol II. C.
Rayaaostd, daxsjased.
Speed! Size! Breedin
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3-j ear-old record 220. 3 year-old trial, 2:1 2tf.
Will make the season of 1891 at the Fairgrounds, HiUsboro, Wash
ington county Otegon, upon the following teims:
Season, with prltilfge of return fCI.OO
Insuranre " 35.tM
Lovelace is a dark bay, with one white hiud foot, over IG
hands high, will weigh upwards of J0OO ptunds.
Sire- Egotist. 5:22,'i and sire of Egozen 2:06 tf. the Conquerer.
and jgothets in the 2:.ta Full brother to Sphinx, 3X0yi, sire
of 57 in 2:30 and Electrite i.Myl, sire of 34 in 2:30.
First dam Crepon, dam of Lovelace :ao, Dorsey L, 2:aoi; Betsey
Britton 2:20; Goldlace2:27, Brillantine 2:'2)li : Chat tilly trial 2:29,..
Klondike, trial 2:i8; Duchess, trial 2:22; Grand dam ol Chanty 2:15 by
Priuceps.
Second dam Crape LUse, dam of King Rene jr, 2:17 and BaUariue,
2:27 by Geo Wilkes.
Third dam The dam of Tarlton. 2:31, trial 2:21.
Lovelace, as a 2-year-old trotted in two races, obtaining a 2 year-old
tecord of 2:2914. As a three year old he was campaigned in several
states, trotted in 23 races, obtained 1st. 2nd or 3d money in 17 races,
look a record of 2:20 in a third heat in December; worked publicly a full
mile at Clevelaud in 2:12.
His bleeding is unsurpassed. His dam, his grand dam, the dam and
grand dam of his sire, aud the dam of his grand sire, are all in the great
brood mare list. Sprite, the dam of his sire, had five colts by Election
eer, and all are in the list. Three of them having at different periods
headed the list of winning sires at their age. Waterwitch, grand dam
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 $1.50
per month.
A number of standard bred mares and geldingfU for road or racing
for sale cheap. '
For further particulars see
E. B. TONGUE, Manager,
Hillsboro Ore.
Get your binding1 twine of:
us and save money. :
We have closing out bar-:
as
gains all the time. Get our:
prices and be convinced. :
Shoes; We have a com-:
plete stock at prices to suit:
Schulmerich
F. P. MORGAN & CO.
HEAL ESTATE, SALE & EXCHANGE AGENTS.
Hillsboro, Oregon.
We now offer rood Imti-oved f irms for aala. also rite nmnr... u- .-
X
everal n ce proxrtim to swap t r
are eipwotin larre inuicr.iti.m this
!. ntmi iiniini eon i per cent noninitssto .. If you bave farms to tr
or sell list tliem wi h na. We are connected with tlie orly alairact firm
V'aHliine-ton i. Iiavin-r bstract andplat hooks in ntlice showing lornt o
all land m Co and all titles ttaranteed. We advertise all p operty I
with us free of cliarve t the ownera Patisfartion vnaranteed 10 our euato
and clients. Larue hodie of land will be sub-divided on reasonable t
Colonies and colony lands looked after.
Buy where
you can
buy cheapest.
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Stationery.
The agents from Portland think this
is the poorest place to sell paper in
they ever saw. Reason: tho
INDEPENDENT has the trade, by
courteous treatment and low prices
Paper of all grades, no order too
large or. too small.
INDEPENDENT,
Hillsboro, Ore.
CT I
LOVELACE O O
& Son I
o ner properties in dl'trerwnt locaall let, W
season and would like more farina on o
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