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HILLS BORO INDEPENDENT Kuterad In Um ntoflet si Hillsboro, Os M oouo-cls uuul bimAImz. ttiibaeription, U advance, per ear, fl M. II ILLS BO RO fUBLiaUlXC Co. Prop. D.M.C. OACLT, Eaitor. Ull DAY, AUGUST 25, 199. Active war prermratloiw la Amer ica are mid to bediMjuleting to AruI naldo and there. U a rumor that be ban opened peuue negotiation. Itut that due not atop Hec. ltoot any more than the aame tactic hindered Lawton laat Hpring. Young Iluny, mta of Judge liurly dM.aHed, late of the Circuit Guurt bench In Portland, and a returned aoldier nay that the Philippine war might have been Mopped several month ago, might be now, by taking a few hundred thousand dollar and buying Aguinaldo ami a few of hi awociateH. Private liurly aays that fact ia well underwood in Manila, if that ia the prim of peace let ua always have war. gLO- Ml I IX U reward Atkinson, the DohIou Mugwump, Copperhead, anti-ex-panaionM, circulate a atory to the effect that the Hecond Oregon infant ry Volunteer favor pulling down the flag at Manila and Bailing away. The Oregonian pronounce this a lie, pure and simple, aud to make good it charge ha personally interviewed the aoldieia la Portland whom it flndi holding good, (wtriotlc expun aion sentl men ta. The reported proceedings of the Tireyfus court martial In Frence are radically different from what we are acvuatoined to read In America. Un let he la a very radical mugwump no Aa.erlcan would be willing to change our rultn of evidence for the French variety, Witnmtesj there seem to make utr.mp Heeches. To call a Htatement a lie I no contempt of court. Hive ua our wild, wooley AmericaniHin ra'her than the civili ted refinements of the French. The Hon. Oeorge De Vaney, of Ohio they are all "honorable" when they go into politic has In vented a new party to elect him president. Mr. I)e Vaney' platform Is a personal guarantee by himself to pay f I a buthel for wheat and 10 rt per pound foi cotton In trade for the next six years, a period Including his campaign and term of office. Our silver friend bad better look out. Thia beat their personal guarantee that Uude Bam Hhall pay 11.29 an ounce for sliver if they are allowed to bold the oflloea. Courier-Journal. The Helen 1 1 tic American of last week devotee some iMtce to the prop ositions which the Germans are studying looking to the Improvement of the consular service of that coun try. The new regulations contem plates a life service commencing with a specially trained com pany of young men. Thia special education I in the language laws and customs both social and economic of the country where the young consul Is expected to reside. The world, for the purpose of fixing residence ia divided into lour or more parts and officials are not to be changed from one section to another. For Instance the Pacific coast of Asia and Inland among thoae Oriental nation will constitute one division. The Kngllah speaking people another and so on around. The authority quoted seems to ap prove the plan, which it favorably contrasts with ours. Happily we are not likely soon to copy the scheme or there might be nervous ness but reaMy reviewing the work our men have done and are doing there Is no cause for alarm. Indeed It ia the activity of our consuls, and their success that Is driving the Ger mans to undertake something better. The American system 1 not life tenure, and there are a few Ameri can who are well satlsfled with our system. Protection I a republican policy, the democrats have formed the habit (f denouncing it, and they think they must keep it up, with or without reason and sense. And so, with the splendid record of Protec tion staring them In the face, and being unable to point to a siugle fact that is not to it credit, they wildly re-echo Haverueyer'a flippant utter ance with some such scheme as this in their head: "The people like the Protective Tariff; let us try to make them hate it by circulating the ab surd lie that it Is the mother of trusts. The hypociisy of all thl is quite as comical as it la revolting. It show what a poverty stricken old concern the democratic party is. Free silver la dead. Flag hauling as an Issue is worse than no issue at all. Fantastic yarn about trusts and the Tariff are the only remaining resort. The democracy gral at this grotesque banner and rl.wrlahe It frantically, hoping to rattle voter and their thinking apparatus. Itut the dodg; will not work. It Ua confession of weakness and a proclamation of stupidity. The people see through the game and will coldly keep out of It, preferring to retain their prosperity, their open workshops, their 100-oeot dollars, their sterling Americanism and their respect for the flag of their country. Rochester (N. YJ "Democrat and Chronicle." PHILIPPINE iiVLSTlOS. ChrUt said "Render, therefore, hd toCaraer the thing which an C ser'a and unto Uod the things which are Uod'." Thia U a command that we may not dlaobey. Ia the Philip pine, church and state have been united. Indeed la some degree it baa bum church to the ex H union of state, but now there most be a change and the two must be eepaiated. State must be administered without refer ence to spiritual thing except a re ligion con mand morality and Jua tice. The governor of the colony must not know church or church of ficial. In lellgioo. Otla ia a catholic, but aa governor be must be Ameri can. Stories are told that be roughly receives Americans who ask lor con cessions to engage in bualneaa. If be does that, he should be recalled more speedily thsn for any military blun der be ha made. Protecting the interest of American small farmer and trader will more quickly aolve the political question there than armies. Discharged soldiers ought to be encouraged to aettle there rath er than hindered, and, a the Inde pendent has before pointed ont, gov ernment ought to grant free transpor tation to their wive whether "in esse" or in prospect, to Join them. A United Htates agent report to the agricultural department at Waal ington that two-thirds the laud in the Philippines belonged to the crown of Spain. If so, by right of purchase, it is now public domain of the United HtaU-s and subject to pre-emption and homestead aa soon as our land laws are extended to those UUnds. I The other one-third belongs to the church. That Is too much land for a ; religion body. The chuich needs. no lantl except wnai is neceasnry lur its buildings with reasonable yards and cemeteries. The Philippines will not iuount to much, under Am erican rule, till the ownership of land is vested In private citizens. By private citizens, immigrant from America are not alone meant, but native Filipino as well, when they acknowledge our government aud as sume the burden of assisting to exe cute laws patterned after our home statutes. It is not for a moment to be understood that the In depend e.nt favor stripping the church of its property, but it must sell its land to private purchasers. The legislature, either island or congress, may direct that no man may acquire more than 80 acres from the public domain or from the church, but that much be must be permitted to buy. But sup pose the church will not sell, will not entertain a purchasers proositlon? In that case, congress or the local legislature must provide for con demning the land iu some such way as private lands are condemned by the court of Oregon, and by the court of many of the other states, for the right of way for railroads. In that way the church will not be robbed yet the land will go to private individuals where it belongs. The Independent sees no reason why Spanish laws or court practices Am. H-ct m i nOVf l-.''tl 1 ' ASTORIA'S HARVEST NOP INJURED BY RAIN. are kept np in our new colonies Why not at once extend American laws and court practice to those col onies? Our laws and custom have made us a great nation. Why not let them have a chance in the Philip pines? Our returned soldiers relate thst the lands are leased by the church to native tenants who find the soil so productive that the half of one crop in three years supports the ten ant and his family while the other half .foes to the church for rent. It should be Axed so that the tenant can take the whole crop of the two years now sent in idleness anJ apply on payment for land that would soon become his own, that ia if he k thrifty. If he Is not, then let some discharged volunteer crowd him aside and build a good oldfashioned Amer ican home. ir he yttm a Dr. Kemp, surgeon of the 14th In fantry, now in Luzon, arrived at Ft. (anby last week. He opens bis mouth to say : 'if General Otis needs a man, he eeds 100,000 to crush the rebellion. Even with this force, it would take at a conservative estimate, five years to restore peace, or, at least, to ren der it a safe proposition to locate on the coast. Twenty years will be required before Americans can ven ture with any security away from the coast to colonize the fertile countries of the interior." It may be that 10,000 men will be rrquired but the Independent does not believe it, and when he talk of 20 years for the job the if more un belief. If military men will let the American soldiery hare land to cul tivate aad the job will be done long before that 20 sears expire. A brigade of 600 mea with a couple of mat bio gona cao now go wnere they please la the fetand If there la some one to guarar tea ration. Ua Dr. Kemp worked out thetranspor taiion problem for hi 10,000 men? m aSSI'AL MEBTUti. The Oregon Pre Association held tUanfiual meeting la Astoria last Moods y and Tuesday. The attend ance was only fair, and it was with difficulty that the newspaper men in the city could be held down to the discussion of newspaper affain when there waa such opportunity .to gather new paragraph. The annual It -gata waa la progress and the life that waa everywhere in evidence waa e y attractive. The report of the officer were made and acted a poo and new officer elected. The president ia J. P. Stewart, Journal, Fossil; 1st Vice President, B. F. Irvine, Times, Cor. vallis 2d Vice President, D. L An bury, Reporter, McMlonvllle; Bee., AToxler. World, Portland, Trees., Fred C. Bker,tIeadllght,Tlllamook; Serg. at Arm, D. M. C Oault, Inde pendent, Hillaboro. The next place of meeting ia Ash land at a time to be fixed by the Ex ecutire committee, but It I not to be in connection with any other event at the same place. The Association does not pretend to be the only pet ble but when it is out it prefers that the ohers have a .little covering of sand. The matter of legislation favorable to the press was referred to the com mittee on legislation with Instruct. ion to report a bill for the consider ation of the association at its Ashland meeting. Astoria was full of people and hence there were but few empty room duriog the first of the we k Regatta week is a fixed date for that town which ia most favorably aituat ed for aquatic sports. II I more than a local attraction. Visitor come from Victor and Puget Sound on the north and from San Francisco on the south. The date selected is usually shortly after the close of the fishing season when there ia money in the purses of the flihermen, a part of which they are willing to disburse for those amusements so dear to a at faring man. On Mouday the program'.was sadly marred by the tain and there were many long face. Many lamented and exclaimed, "This will ruin our regatta, our very complete program cannot be carried out." A Washing ton county visitor hearing the plaint broke out with "Blast your regatta it' our wheat that I'm thinking of." The Independent representative had tbe same sentiments. The fishermen have had a very profitable season. The catch haa been perhaps a little shy.of usual years but the price ha been all and more than "organized labor" two years ago de manded, b to 6 cent per pound. Strange as it may .seem lo some the raise was brought about by capital, and a big lot of it. w - h Y-t A 'Vf fr iff y II i Last year Smith Bros., the largett cold storage people In America and possibly in the world, having plants in the larger cities of the United States, came to Astoria and commen ced to install a cold storage plant. It ia oneof their largest and ' waa com pleted so as to use fish this season. The cold storage came ia competition with the canneries and up went the price of fiih. But there is a field for both Industries and while the packers perhaps under old conditions cannot afford to pay 6 cents for finh there are likely to be new conditions. The de mand Is brisk and beyond the supply so the prite to consun.er will be a little greater, besides the cold storage people take only the choico fish whereas there are some imperfeci ones that are good, but fish with a blemish will not stand transportation. Another condition favorable to ex porters ot ranntd good ia a common point freight rate with the sound cit ies and with San Francisco. Thia common point rate is o" much Impor tance to exporters. And the farm ing community does well to demand It for their wheat. As it is now ar ranged, Puget Hound ports have a cheaper rate from the wheat fields of Oregon than doe Astoria, notwith standing Astoria is nearer by. Rut more o f this subject another time. A SEW rOKI'ORlTIO.t. A new corporation has Just br u formed of ofl,000.00, fully subscribed to manufacture in Sin Francisco an English preparation, Celery Hoda, which will be introduced in the United 8tate as a harmless, yet ef fective cure for headache nervous- oean, biliousoeasjsod sleepleasoeaa. Q The Incorporator are R. W. Tansill, tbe millionaire cigar man of Tsosill' lunch cigar fame; Elw. L. lUldwin, tproprietor . of the Ferry Drug Couiny andipresident of tbe Standard pharmlcal Cooipanj ; Vni II. Jordan,! one of Haa Francisco's most prominent attorneys; E. A. Rail Ion and R. A. voo Mtier. Thia company U eouiposej of experienced men, .backed with ample capital, and will introduce this arti cle ou the Pacific Coast ou what U known aa the agency policy, up pointing oom denier oiily in each town as wiling agent f r Celery Tbe advertising appropriate n for Celery Hoda haa been placvd in the hand of M. L. H-idley, the sppciai advertising agent, who will uoo begin placing toe buines. A fusion on a 16 lo 1 platform has txs-u luailt) by I be democrat and popultat of Nebraska. NtiKKIFfM HA1.K. BY VIRTUE tr AN EXKCi'TION. tiecres. slut order of sale, iiout-.! out i r Ihr rirruil court f 111 mat of O won. for Wuliinicton county in favorol'CC ap r executor of the ltwt ill aul tct.im.-nl of(i II llals-r deed ami araiit Jneob Vuhn Mina Volia, Anton Plannrr, 6 Hughus and A Uimnaii aamBiieea of thent:ite of . n um Planner an insolvent deht r for tli mii o I5 eorta aiut the further lu in of fll.rfl U h gold coin with In er. tiiereori t ih rata ol loner cent ts-r allium from t lie Itttn day of January KIT and the fur ther auiu ol $16 attorney fn-a with in er eel thereon from the tli day of January imi at tin-rmt ol M ner cent per anuuiu and the further aiun of 113 11 with interest thereon at the rule of 8 per cent per annum Irom the ana day ot January ami tin- costs and eipeuees ol aale ami oi aaia ni Now. ther fore, bv vir ue and in perau- ance of aaid judgment decree an order ol anl I will, on Monday the Is h day ol beptember 1SHH at the aouth door of tlie court houae in Hillaboro WaahiiiKtou coun ty Oreiron at t hour of 10 o'clock a m of Bald nay, aeu w pumic auction v m. iukii est bidder forcaali tlie lullowiog describe i rmtl nmtiertv towit: It beiu thaeaet half of the norttieaat quarter of aection otie(l) in townaliip one il) norm ot raii(re iouri weai m nm wu Mer eontMininir eiirhtv acre of land cept a acre tract off the north. nd of mid above ilencribed tract and which ia lounded aa followa: lieninning at the n e corne-ofaccl t 1 n r 4 w, wit. mer ana runnine thence south SW.'Hi' w aloni? the biwn.liin line Au-lia thence aouth 1 7 chi to the center of the county nd tln nce north ss UV e alonn center oi aaiu roi 0) Ui&clia lo the raiiK liu on 'I'8 e ' aee 1 thence north alonif aaid range line 17 !V clia to nl ceof beKinniHK coiitainiiii .it. T. vi..i land all in Waahinetn coun ty Oregon t aatial'y the h n-iuiwfor liameil sum ana lor tne coaia ami c-hih- ot raid aale. 8aid proptrty will be eold subject to re- aernpuon aa yv aiuiuie oi vivrum. Wiluina my hand thia 1'illiday o AiiKUxt 1HMSI. W. I). BRADFORD, SlierifTfor WaBliinglon County. Oregon HyUK lVicbnian . epu y. Smith A Bowman, l'J-17 Attorneys for Fiaintift. Admlatiatralor'a Xotlre. Notice is hereby Riven thst the under signed haa been dulv appointed lv the countv court of the state of Oregon, for Washinirton cnuiitv adniIiilitralor the estate of Jacob Anderson, dtrented ami ha duly qua' i tied and entered iinii the diwharge of hi duties. All crmn therefore bavins claim scainst mid estate are hereby requested si.d reniiireV to present them to the nnHcrMgnrd at the bank- of Flint A hoote, lnkr llilliboro, Waahington county, Oregon within six morths Irom tne date nereoi. Iliilsboro, Oregon, Auvust 3, lS'J!). J. W. SI1UTK. AdminUtrstor of the catale of Jarob Anderson, deceased. 11-1) Adiuiwiatratrix Xotlcc. Nolle is hereby given that tlie under- signed has been appointed ailininiHtiatrix of the extate of tieorge hiuclair, deed., by the Connty Court of the Nate of Oregon for Washington countv. All peraon Hav ing claim against said eel ate are request ed to present the same to the undersigned witinnsK month Irom the date lieieol, July 27, 1SIW. ISAIlrl.l.A r-I.VCI.AIR. Ailminislratrix of the estale of (ieorge Sinclair, deed. Far the Seaside. Wimlom's Uohertlne Wenr it coiiatantly and you will return to your ci y reaidence nn a aaiu aa in-an ami iieiit-me tooainK a il you had never been ont of the house, It protects i he 'are from wind and sun burn. For sale at Delta Drug Slore, University of Oregon Tuition Free. First term begin Sept. IS, 18!M). Excellent course in Ancient and Modern Ijtnpuaees, Sciences, Math ematics etc. Graduate from the tenth grade and from n accredited schools admitted without examina tion. Students not fully prepared to en ter can take studies In which they are deficient, in the Eufreno City High School. For catalogues- ami further infor mation, address the Presidt nt or Hon. J. J. Walton, .s-"c'y Eugene Oregon. FOK SUPERIOR PHOTOS Call at the NEW STUDIO 5 ni.s k East of the Cvurt House. PERRY ELLIS, Photographer Ml Kit IFF" NILE. nY VIBTTE OF AS EXEffTION. decree and ordrr ol sa.lv, iaaued out f Ihecinrail court of the etata of Oregon, for W aahingutu coontv in ! vf Han nah K cortina. guardian the eatate of Claude 1 sv-o'ti n a n imsr and agamat I W band. Al-ce M baird.C I tiyrue. U A Ad- axus, j H tioing din buaineaa un 'er tl name anil atvleuf 1 II l oin .t Jompanv, i V Minli i I and Com A Maralu:i lur the auto or $t eoaia and or the further Mini uf '' I' H gold coin with intereat thefe- 'n as tlie rate of 10 per cent fr anntim from the l."ii Cay of June W1 and tn- fur lfriu(iifmwi h iiitereeft thrretn at the rale of a pi-r cent prr anniini from the 2Jt day ot August lata! aa atloriH-ya ten ami foe tit coaia and el pen e t' aale ami of aaid w ril. how, llu-rrfor by virtue and in p-ran-am-e of aaid judgment dei-ree and orier of a I will on Moa-lay the lih davof. Sept ember If a, at the aouth door of the court houae in l-i latum, Washington eounly I irvgo i at t he hour of to o'clock a m of i ilar ill at publi - auction lo the highest bid.ler for caah the full wing dt-c iue.i real property tuwil: lleginiung at a oint in the south line of tieo. ktcltarda ns d I c dialant l.'.wchs n 4-f !-' of I haa llurnhima a cormr thence 4S- I'" e.VTHchain to the s e cor ner ot the wet half of aaid tieorge Kii h ardaons d I e thence n 2" w 14 fi iliaioa to tlie a e corner of tlieachotd houae I I theiice weat 3 rbaina thence n' w on the w line of aid suhool houae lot .o7 cha, il.eiu-ee thre- chstheno n M' w 4.2' cha lo center of Taylor Kerrv Road tlu-nce M" 15' w lt.05 chaiua thenee s ' Ho' '. cha thence s ' 15' w T 11 chains to n w corner of laenly acre tract sold to IVr e Morin. thence s -to' XI' e U.& chs to the pla'-e c f UtciUiiiiih contaiuin r :to "7 acrva. All ir. aeclion 1 1p 2 aou h -an e I -at of the Will e,.r sati-fy the hereinli-f-re named sums and for the coats and exoeu aeaof ale. aid proerty will lie sold subject to re dem Hon aa per alar Hie o. tlreiFon. Witness uiy hand thia It day of Auguat IX' i. XV P. II It A I FX) K!. SheiilTof Wa liiiu-lon county tirejton. Iv t'. F:. iK-ichmaii IH-puly. I, A. McXaryi 13-17 . llorney 'or 1'lainlitf. Mil Kill Ft-.H NAI.K BY VlRTl'E OK AN F.XfCCTtOS decree aud O der of aa e lulled out nt the Circuit Court ot the Mate ol Oregon tor W t-li'ne'o.l Com ty in tavorof M J Sauimons and airainxt I he resa .Malts F; 11 Malm Cha M Kjrle and Kyle his wife. John W Ivi Ic ami I. r Kvle his wife and J W Millie for the sum t' f il coats, and for the further s'lin of $7: I' 8 Kold coin with interes thereon at thenile of 10 per cent per annum from the ish day of July law and for the coat and eipenaeso sale and of aaid writ, Now, therefore, by vi tue ami in persu anceol aaid jud meut decree and order of aide I will on iiomday the 4th day of N-p-tember I SKI, rt til- so nth door of the. ourt houae in Hillaboro, Waaliing-hm county Oregon, at tlie hourof 10 . lo. k a n o: auidday a II at public nnctiontothe highest bidder f r caah the lollowiiuc-do-acrib drealpr pcrty t -wit: Coii.meiicniKattheaoulheiut corner of the southwest quarter of feclion il town aliip one north, raiiK eat of the Wil lamette Meridian, thence weet 4ti rods, thence north M rls and tS links ; thence K 4ti roda, thence B 3S rods, li1 j links to the place of befgiiiiiinaj.e ntainiii4 II acres ex-ct-p'in a atrip IA f el wide on the eaat line thereof, situate in WaahiiiKton County OrcKou, to aatiaiy tl.e hereinls'l'ore named sums una for the coat mid expenses of said sale Haid property will b sold subject to re demption a per statute ol Oregon. itiieaa my hand this lat day of Aug. "' W. P. BRAPKtlBP. Hheriir WaahingUm County l)rKon. by I' K IX-H-liman iieputy. fleo. K. I'miley. H-lj A Homey for Plaint iff. Administrator's) Xetlre. . N'oti is hereby given that the under signed ha IsH-n duly appointwl by the oMintv oourtoi the state ol Oregon, for WaeliiiiRtou countr. ailmlnirtraUirof the estale of Myrtle llatea. deoeasCAl Slid has duly otialilied a mch and entere.1 upon the diiH-hari;o of his duties. All persons then-fore liavinK claims anaihBt the estate of the aaid lames K. 1 1 nine are hereby rcouo. ted ami required to present them to the underi.'iied at the law office of Tin. II. A K. B. Tongue in llillahom. WaahinpUin ronnty Dreiton within six months from the dale hereof. llillslxiro, Oregon, Aug 9, lSlfJ. J. V. Baths, Administrator .of the estale of Myrtle BiiU1, deceased. 12 HI. I Have Moved . Into the Odd ing', corner of GOOD VALUES in all lines. No second hand or shoddy goods. Prices low. p. o. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. rlffToAVIES. eaasioa T I St. Charles Hotel ISO ORATKD t'rent an it Jf -irrlsaa Mrrrts l'artlaad Oreran. Electric Lights, F'hs-tri.- Hells and Hydraulic FCIevator. 150 Raoms at 24 te e, baites, ( annectiaa. Give tw a call, i IAVIKS & T3T IEa liCu JLn 0 I Say how mttcli lumlier li.ivr yon Well wt havn't as nmch a we of all kimls of finishing lumlr tlry, all cut from the best yellow fir tli.it Yard at North of depot. All kind, of pri e. Correspondence solicited. . Mountaindale HIIEUII't'M HA LIU BY VIR I I K OF' AX EXECCTIOX d-re, Aifi ord of aile, laeued out oil e urcuil court of the stale oi r f -n f r WaahuiKtoa couuty in favor of V . p. Itradiord, admir.iatralor of the et.iu of I'ernil etm-ples deceased and airxisat Ale K. famuiid and Calhefine aimmd for tneauui f I : L 4- coals, and the further auoi of ".'.Jm.' U S gold coin, wuh inlcn-al thereon tn.ui the xlsl day of July, ls at tlie rate of 10 per cent, per aui.uin ami lor the coels and exiwoac-a of sale and of aai i wr'ts. So tlierefore by virtue and ill pursuance of aaid judgment "decree and onler ol aale 1 will on Monday the jsda ol Aug. at he aouth door I the court hoie ill Hilis boro tkavhiiiKloii county iire.oit at tlie Uuiirollu 'clock a m of said day aell "t pui-lic auction o the highest bidder for cah the loilowin deat-rilicl real property lo-it: H-:iniiiiig at a point in tiiee ttnty road J7 iliain. south of the quarter sccliou ot ta-tweeu sta tions aud e in township I aouth rtnrrt ml; theuee aouih X7 ! chains to the land sold by I'errni i-ieeplea to M. C. S n-plee; thence aou 111 fM d.-grera l.t miiiul ai west 10 Us chaina. more or less to the northwest corner ol the aboire named tract; tlu-nee south a degree .lo minutes r.tat 2.4S chains; thence est 22.1.' chama to the line of the Henry Noland. Jr. luna tion laud claim, thence folloaing aaid line north V degrees mat '.i-To chains lo the corner of a tract of land aoid by I'errin Klepics to W. P. Ftradlord ; them-e north 4-id.-lire.-e west 2 'ti chains; thence north t. degrees casta 0k chains; thence north 4'. degrees went a-yi chains; thence, u.'rth l.s.l.yreea east n ?J chaiua to the center of Hie county read ; thence south Aa dmrreee 47 minutes east 2:12 chains; theuce a uih s degrees miuutca easi7 .IO chains to the place ol beginning, containing also all tbe land lying east of the section line be tween the above described tract aud Kock l'r.-ek. rmtainiiig ti7:t.i wrea to aalisfy the hereinliefore named auina and for the coats a- lid eliH-na. of aaid aale. Haid properly will be aid I subject to re demptl H as ier stalule of Oregon. Wilueaa my hand this '7lh day of July X iX V. P. UK AI'FoIll), hlu-rifl of Wrashingtoii county the. II y t , Y.. ltii ua as, 10-14 Pepuly. tleo. K. Ituglcy, Ailon ey .or plain. ill. Catarrh Cannot be Cared with hs-ul applications, as they cannot each i he Beat of the disease. Ca arrh ia a hlo.id or constitutional diaease, and in or der to cure it vou must take internal rcm- eiliea. llall's'l utarrh l ure ia taken inter nally, and acts direct Iv on the hliaxi alio mucous enrtueea. Hall's ( alarrh Cure ia not a quack medicine. It was prcacrilml by one of 'he beat phyait-enta in thia coun try for years, and as a re ular prescription. It ia composed of the beat tonics known coiihiiied with the lxt blood nuriliers, act ing direc ly on the mucous surfaces. 1 he perfect combination of the two iiigred cut is wi.at pi nd urea such wonderful reaul a in curing Calurrh, Bend for testimonials free. Address, F.J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,!) hold by Prnggiaia, 7Sc. Hall's Family Tills are the best. MIF.KIFFM NILE BY V1R1UK OK AX EXECCTIOX, Ilecree, and Order of Sale, iaaueil out I Hierirciiit court of the Slate of tlregon for Washington county, in favor of I ner esia 8ehmidt and against John Mcr'el for the sum of f .licoHts, and for the further sum of a 17 1 U h gold coin, Willi interest thereon ut the rule of iht ci-nt tH-r annum from the lllh dav of July ls!. and for the coeta and cxjh uses ol aale ami ol aaid writ. Now. therefore, bv virtu and in rursti- ance of suid judgment de ree and order of sale I will, on Momlay the 2Mh nay ol Aug. I it t at the south door of the court house Lat the hour of 10 o'clock A M of said day ti Hi Ulutm ssliliivLnti taillnlv Oreeon. aell at public ai.ction to the highest bidder lor caau liie loiiomiiiE iimuiiro ir.M jiiup- ertv to-wit: The 8 K li of section IS in T 2 N R A W Will. Mer . containing lis) acres to aalia y die hereinliefore n -nied aume and tor the cos s and einenseaof said sale ha id properly will lie sold subject to re- lemption as ier statute ol irrcgou. Wiiness my ham I this 27th day of Jnly, l!.a W. P. BRADKOKIl, Hheritr of Washington c unty Oregon, Ky t). F;. peichma:i deputy. K F' Hell. 1014 Attorney for riaintiir. j Fellow's build Main and Third. C. T. BELCHER. aacv and Tsa. S, te ft. i4 KeaUaraat la liKLCIIKir, 3Iaiia?or. got nnv ha l lnt have GREAT BIO I'lLHS am! making 18,000 feet every day, grows. Hillsboro building material furnished at lowest Lumber Co. Mitchell i Best That Can Be The factory writes us that they are over Two Hundred or loads behind their orders. This indicates to some extent the demand for this wagon. Why? It bears an established reputation (maintained. fW (k years) as the best wagon possible to build. Its combined merits are: Strength, Durability, Best Qual ity of Materiol thruout, Best Quality of Finish, Best Proportion And away akive all others it stands at the head of the list iu its reputation for light running totalities. It is beyond all question the lightest running wagon in the World. MITCHELL LEWIS & STAVER CO., First and Taylor Streets. PORTLAND. ORE. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - - THREE COLLEGE COURSES CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY r5 The Academy prepares for Collefle and flices a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex penses eery loto. Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to t?4 per tceeh, including electric light and heat. THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY s Under experienced management, tcill fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exceed $1.60 For full particulars, address president McClelland, Fonjst.Groee, Oregon Hillsboro Pharmacy Pure fresh drugs, B rushes, Taints, Oils, Sponges and all DrtiggU Sundries, Fine first-clasj cutlery a specialty. , vr Extra Tare lu CmnonnllnK Prmfrlptloim. Buy where you can buy cheapest. Stationery. Tho agents from Portland think tins is tlit? poorest placo to soil paper in they ever saw.- JJeason: the LXDEPKNDHXT has the trade, by courteous treatment and low priees Paper of all -grades, no order too large or too small. INDEPENDENT, . Hillsboro, Ore. Wagons lade FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT 20, 1S99. UNION BtOOK MAIN ITKIIT,
