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' DAHLIAS.
at? ul DMrallT' Ctllllr
Dia-.real Vvltllti.
Among tha flowers which are Dow
largely usod ta aur f ardena few are
more popular than ths dahlia, say L
L. Itlcbuiond In The Queen. The orl
I mil forui of thla flower has undergone
no ruany tranwrHtros- tbst wt now hara
distinct groups of tall and dwarf va
rieties, cactua dahllaa, too, to single
and double forma, aad these, wita
their starlike do were and elegantly
twisted petal, are certainly the moat
beautiful of all.
The dwarf, or pompon, form of the
dahlia ! Terr useful for bedding pur
poeee, the brilliant color of theae Beat
little flower being very effective In
the border. ..Although . the bloaaoma
are email, they are ao well held up
above the foils? ! ;rJu?cd Is su.u
profualon that they give rich coloring
to tbe garden, and If plants are select
ed with care, ao that the height, which
varlee from four feet to two feet, la
considered as well ai the tints of the
blooins, few plujifti Mil give a brighter
effect In a man, "fares, a very floiif
erous variety, In pale prluirose, makes
an excellent center to a large bed, with
Fashion, light orange, aim a profuse
bloomer, as tbe 'next tint and Little
Don-It, dwarf plant with tbe richest
marooa flowers, as the outer circle; or
Guiding Star,' a lovely' white variety,
three feet hlgh'itmy 1 be lined with
Bacchua, In brilliant scarlet, which
does not exceed 2'i feet In height, edg
ing the two with Utile Hyveotheart,
which la a dwurf plant bearing red
flower tipped, with white. x.Mrs. Wal
ter Besant, In shules of salmon pink,
I, very beautlfiil, and Kevengc-, In rich
purple and mauve. Is rilKtlnct and
handsome. The variety of tints Is end
less, but any of them which tend to
ward majenta an bust i avoided, as
they never harmonize well with tbe
rest V
Messrs. DobtAVs new Introduction,
Mrs. Ireland, Is In shades of orange
scarlet and white, very brilliant flow-
r, which does, excellently tn a balcony
er, or the growth made will be too soft
to stand well, says Gardening.
The buds of tbe Easter Illy ibocld be
well developed four weeks before Eas
ter. Then darknesa and coolness will
retard growth; beat and light wlU bur
ry ft
seallces Drive Cattle ta alelds.
"It I said that man la the only ani
mal who perspire all over, laugba and
commits suicide," remarked a resident
of the lower coast to tbe New Orleans
Times-Democrat "The suicide claim
ha been disputed, however. Bud 1 can
furnish a little evidence on the subject
myself. Down near the mouth of the
river the mosquitoes are at times a
peat of very formidable character,
and If they are any worse In the Klon
dike I wouldn't go there, for enough
gold to start a brickyard. They come
in swarms so dense that they look like
cloud of black amoks, and when they
make decent there la nothing to do
but beat a retreat Of course cattle
suffer Intensely, and the poor beasts
will become absolutely maddened by
the pain. The mosquitoes penetrate
tSali mis ami nostrils, and on several
occasions I have seen cows and ateer
rush Into the river and to all appear
ances commit suicide by drowning. I
mean that they wade Into comparative
ly aballow water and deliberately bold
themselves under water nntU life la
extinct Anybody who Uvea In the
neighborhood will bear out the asser
tion, and If tbe act la not Intentional
suicide It certainly has all Its aspects.
It la a common thing to see cattle run
Into the river and submerge them
selves until only their noses protrude.
Old settler say they will atand that
way all night and I know from person
al observation that they will bold their
position for hour at a t'nxe."
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Advices from many of the breeding j
districts prove that the breeder of
trotters and pacers are contemplating .
the mating of all available mure this
spring, says The Breeder's G;izette.
The owners of mares that might rea
sonably be expected to product1 speed
never discontinued breeding thcui to
the extent reached by the furtuers. For
that reason tbe supply of trotters and
pacers has not grown with the lnpe of
time so small a the supply of the com
niouer kinds of burses. Despite: this
CACTUS DAHLIA 'fcTRK
when grown in a large pot or a bog of
rich solL In fact all tbe beat dahllaa
cm be cultivated wkb success for the
decoration of i' verandas or balconies,
and, as tbe roofed cuttings can be ob
tained early In the spring, there Is no
difficulty In having them In bloom in
June, when they mHU continue to aup
ply a quantity, ot flower until the lat
est autumn. $JT
A new race of hybrids, combining the
older pompon, dahlia with the cactua
varieties, has1 lately been Introduced,
the lovely Aurora being one of the best
of these. This Is a dwarf plant pro
ducing many flowet In exquisite
ahades of salmon pink and vleux rose,
with a metallic blue abeen on tha tip
of tbe petals, giving It a very refined
and uncommon' Appearance, Tbe
bloom are small and of tbe cactus
abape, n moat decorative plant either
for the border or tb balcony. Can
Dell's Gem la J a pompon cactus In
shade of scarlet and yellow, a glow
ing little flower of good form and hab
it not exceeding two feet In height
Crawley Gem. must not be forgotten In
thla connection: '- It also Is a pompon
cactus, deep blood rod In color. These
three will prolmbly be the forerunners
f many other1 of those fascinating
flowers, which art" 'porYect for cutting,
not being so heavy as those with target
bloaaoma and consequently far easier,
to arrange In rases. Of tbe true cac
tua dahllaa there are now a great
many, but they are not all of that per
feet form, with quilled petals, which If
aeen only In the best varieties, aucb as
Ethel, here represented.
harts Ma Om "r Steers.
Shorts are not considered a very sat
isfactory feed for fattening cattle un
less some of the lighter grade are
need which are similar to bran, write
Professor Curtis In The Breeder' Ga
aette. ' At the price named corn I a
cheaper feed than shorts, and I would
not advise using more than two pounds
Of the aborts per bead dally, and If tbe
cattle are to be fed on grass It Is not
likely that It wUI prove profitable to
use any aborts. ; i
Gluten meal or gluten feed can be
bought at about the aame price aa that
quoted for shorts, and either of these
will be much better for combining with
corn and cob meal, aa they are richer
In both fat and protein aad are better
fattening feeds. If the gluten feed la
not available, It would probably be
more profitable to use one to three
pounds of ollmeal per head dally dur
ing the finishing process, or for tbe last
two or three months, at $20 or S22 per
ton, than to use tbe aborts at f 14. Oil
meal added to corn and cob meal will
make an excellent ration for finishing
fattening ateer. -,
Omasa Fa rtara.
Notwithstanding tba anatomy of tha
pig would seem to dtaputs the proposi
tion, grass la necessary to Its bast de
velopment say 'Texas ' Farm ' and
Ranch. The small stomach would seem
to Indicate a grain rattan or concen
trated food of some sort, and so It does.
Bog are wanted ta consume a large
amount of feed, converting It Into
pork. Therefore the first thing requir
ad la to enlarge bis capacity to eat or.
In other w arils, to enlarg bis stomach.
Grass, being bulky In proportion to Its
nutrltlou qualities, la the -very thing
and Involve the only known method
of enlarging the stomach. At the same
time It furnishes the protela needed to
develop flesh, muscle aad bone.- Then
when we have a large frame built up
with enlarged digestive capacity It la
an eaay matter to put on the fat with
corn or other carbohydrate feeds.
SHIKI COLT.
the demand for trotters and pacers of
anything like high class has been ex
tremely brink this year, and the proa
pecta are that without anything to
cause a great setback the advance In
value will proceed.
The department of agriculture gives
OS the pleading Information that the
average value of horse lias ngaln
risen during lSUU. In 1N!)7 we reached
bedrock In prices, as In that year the
average value of horses was only
$31.51. In lHl'H the value rose to
$34.20, and In 1KU9 It was f.".7.40. But
the numbers have been steadily falling
Since 1803. when we had Kl.20il.602. un
til In im) we had 13.GU5.307, a Ions of
2.641,405, or at the rate of nearly 42.",-
000 per year.
Extreme speed la what blnga money
today, says The Farm Journal, but It
cost a great deal to raise fast horses,
because there are so many blanks, and
the development of those that prove
fast Is so expensive Hint men of mod
erate moans cannot afford to dabble In
fast boi-Mce. The best trainers com
mand salaries of $4,000 to fO.WX) per
year, and a poor trainer Is dear at any
price, because be is liable to spoil a
really first class horse If he is given
one to handle. To sell without devel
oping a horse Is next to Impossible at
any price representing a profit On tbe
other hand, horses without great speed
and combining sise, style and pleasing
Colors can be sold to great advantage
without expensive trainers and scien
tific training. Compactly built hackneys
fill the bill.
V'm V. Us.'.
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similaliiru lieFotHhmdHeguJa
liitg die Sloioaclis andUowvIs of
Tromolcs l)it;estion.Crrerfur
ness and Itosl.Contains neillar
Opium, Morphine nor Mineral.
NotNahcotic.
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1 or Infants and Children.
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tu id Ltss of Sleep.
Facsimile SifinHlurt or
NEW YOTJK.
txACT copy or wrapper.
fi W .AT
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
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In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
TMf CCHTAUH eOMMHT. MW TV.
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Collie f Appointment of
niiiiivt ratrix.
Par Easter Blaoai.
Dlelytra apectalllls Is one of the easi
est plants to force Into bloom that can
be taken In hand. It responds to heat so
readily. To bloom for Easter four
week should be ample time in a torn
nerature of ."o to TA degroea not Mgh-
reais-raad Siaak.
If the time to begin the education of
B boy should commence at the birth of
his grandparents, as baa been said.
the time for the selection of breeding
animals should begin equally early,
declare Tbe American Cultivator.
Herein lie tb value of a pedigree for
all farm stock, rl tt should be un
broken, not only In the line of descent
but In the possession of those Qualities
feslred In the future animal. A neglect
to conform with thla requirement has
caused some to lorn faith In the Im
portance of hereditary Influence.
"There are black sheep In every flock"
la an old saying, and If one desires
white lambs It Is not well to net-opt
the black sheep to produce them from,
no matter how white its aiK-ostors may
have been. This In eimlly ir.ie In
breeding any animals for Hiceiiil pur
pose.' If one t not true to the char
actertsticM of the breed, not the blue-1
of blood should lend to Its pivHorv.i
tlon to periMliiMto the hmd.
1 lie titule hiirhtd hnvine been dulv an-
noiiiled lv llie oiuit v Cnuit of the Mate
t Oregon, fie- W ashington ' ounty, ttilinin
intratrin of the CHtnte of (!. ,. Kayinonil.
(leet-iiKed and hiving duly qmtlihcd, nud
entered UH!i tie (ineliuif;e of herdntiex
tut Hitch a pvno. s ilierefnre hitvinicclaiiiiH
a. uinttt tai , OHtnle ure hereby reaetel
tin. I required to preKent t' em, Willi the
propur voucheis, to the uiHlerHigned, eitli r
at her reHidcii.e in 4HHton, WutdiinfUoii
County, O'egun, o- at the law olhce of
Thoa. II t K. 11. lon ue in liillnburo,
WiiKhiiiKton t'ountir, Oregon, within six
iKomhp from the date hereof.
I lull l at lli!l o o, Vunhinjrtnn County
On-KUil this 1 - 1 1 dav of Novemlu-r, l'.IUO,
1 1 A J. It A V MOV 1),
AdauniHtra'.rix of the estate of II. A.
Kaymoud, ih-cenyed. 2 31
V liei t on Storage.
I will in i short time n-ove the luaelii -ery
of the Crem-eiu Mill l oin the mill
hoUHe on (1 des I reek to the iiiiII-Imiiu re
cently purciiaM'd at t!ie Purest 11 rove II. li.
Station. Thone huvnig whrut in llie mill
lo be. Iloured nru reiietel to cull and get
their Hour witliin the next fe dayt. Ami
others who have wh at on xtoraie are ask
ed to call al the H'oreH Grove bank, or nt
tlitt mill i ii tiales Creek and arr ingu with
r orent lirove. Dec.
(Ill llt. . K. W. 11 A IN Kb,
ili-oil l-'innl Soil lenient.
Notirei hereby L'ivenllmt I, the under
siKUed, executrix' of the estate of Hamuel
i. Kt-llev, ili'--aK4d, have died fuv tin
account as iifh executrix In the t'ountv
ourt of llie tsiate of Oretion, for Washing
ton I'liiin v ami that said court has set
,on.hiy. January 7th I'.IUI at the hour of
H o'clock a. m, of sa il (lay a the tini
and the Comity Court room as the place
lor liciiriiiK olijci tioiiri to ttaid ai-count.
ami llie tinal scttleniciil il suHl estate.
tiuted llie. :iid l! u.
iiKIIKCCA KRI.I.EY,
K ccutriv of the estate of t-auiuel I
Kelli y, deceased. . ' i!-3S
AdiiiiiiNt rntor'H Notice ot
lnlirtnient .
Ap-
XtlTH K. r'4HC IM KIJCATIOX
lreparlment of Interior
Haanarlaa liar,
rieaae allow me space to describe my
experience In raising Hungarian hay
and using It says Thoiiius Hugh In
The Breeder's Gazette. I am a breed
er of both sheep and cattle of good
strains, which Is the first requisite of
success on the farm, and the next atrp j 'f ''"r il diositioii
Is without doubt to have good forage.
Grain will keep up a good condition of
flush In either sheep or cattle, but too
touch will cause sheep to lose their
fleeces and check the flow of milk
from cows. What Is wanted Is a for
age that la fat producing, but not so
heating as to bare the bad effects so
Characteristic of corn. I am not de
nouncing corn fodder. I feed It ex
tensively each year.
' In Hungarian bay I find the best
combination of these two conditions.
For milk cows there Is nothing bettor,
and when we consider the abundant
yield there la no ground' for complaint
on the score of expense. From six
acres of the poorest laud on my farm
I have harvested 16 large loads of this
hay. ; It la not course like millet liny,
but owing to Its nature and an alum
Notice ik hereby ifivi u that the underslifn
ed. It. 1. Katun, has been appointed by
the ouniv i on i oi uie nunc ui ureron
I r the County of Washington, adminis
trator of llie estate of (ieorire H. Alex-
nndi-r, iieeeased. and has duly qualified ss
silrli uiinuuisirator.
All persons haviuK claims against said
estate arc hereby notihed an t required to
nrencnt tlie same, iluiv verineu ami with
proper vouchers, to auic administrator at
i he law oillcc, of 1 lios. H. iV K. rl, Touku
Mumiii Hlock, 11 illslioro, Orevon wit 'In
six iiiotitlis from the date of the first
publ cation of tins notice.
L'alcd Novembers!?, l'.H).
K. I, KATON.
Administrator of the estate of Ueorge U
Al(xaiiiler. ileceiisiMl. .
Dale oi lii Ht publication, November SO,
I. a mi Orrtca at Uhkuon City, Obk.
December 1st, 10 O,
(HICK lallKKKBY OIVKN THAT
the Inllowiuir named settler has tiled
notice ot his intention to make limit prool
in sup ort of his claim, ami that s id proof
will tie nuuie in'iort KcKistcr . nil nccciver,
at Drerou Citv, u eou on Junu.iry 1-1,
IWl.vix:
I'Al.KIt T. HOW KN
H. K, Xo. U'LV., lor the 8 NV X Sec 21 T 6
MU W,
He ismes the followimr witnesseicto
prove his continuous resilience uion and
cultivation of said laud vis:
11. K nrlson. of i'ortlaml, otro
lAlvmll I'owcll.of Piusluir , Ore
1 Marion Kdee. of Hillsboro. tre.
la it,,. I -"errui jioicilKlSB oi
' i n ia ii
n ho. fnun voiul, I a.U'..,l 1 1 n ... .u. ...
Decks on well pulverized land
Ann Bllnn.nn.uk " 1 , 1. ,nw
mm.. v. M"J - I'll III II lliwil' I. U
live istcr
puivenzou innu nun
Worked tbe seed thoroughly Into the
soil. I consider the best time to sow
Hungarian seed Is from Mar 15 to
June 10, and from three pocks to oue Auctioneer, Hillsboro Oregon
bushel of seed sown per acre the best I
B. P. CORNELIUS,
results will sccrua,
A natural grass fieTd Is very valuable
In tbe preservation of the feet of colts.
The surface la much softer than a
field that Is nndcr regular rotation, and
their hoofs In cousequence are less lia
ble to become worn and splintered.
I cfTcr my service lo citizen of
this cout.ty lo soil ikkIh, iiiprchaiiilise
Mini chattel at public vondui.
I Mill Htloml all sales) nt limes and
plxce HMi'iflnl upon rereivinir
qetui'sl to do mi. Charges reHHxntlc
SOTICK Hilt 11 ICMCATION
leiiirtiiient or the Interior,
I, AN D Ori ll l AT OHKOOR t'lTT, OlKIION
Nov. 5. I!0,
X.TOTICK 18 HKUK1SY 01VKN THAT
1 the follow inir-lmini'il settler has I. led
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support ol tus claim, ana mat satu
proof w ill be made Is-foru the County Clerk
of Washington county, ut Hillslsjro, Ore.,
on jieceuiiier 1 1. l'-v, viz:
WILLIAM II. WIKR,
If. K. No. Mall, lor the N W li of 8ec, ITS
Nun W.
He nanus the following witnesses to
prove nis continuous resilience nHn and
cultivation oi wain lauu, viz:
John C. M illcr, of (ilcnco, (he.
John lKiftis. of
liurr rruchey, of "
AnUB Mcln-od, of a m
I HAH. B. MOORES,
FKEE
If It falls
Tlio Kind
Hint Cures
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Green Raven is the name and mark we have adopted for a Cough Syrup that is absolutely guaran
teed to le an unfailing remedy for Cough, Colds, Croup, Hoarsness, Bronrhclis, etc. It is not
offered ai an imitation or substitute of any other preparation, but an wmmni, an advance on
anything- in the line of Cougs Cares heretofore manufactured. It 19 not like others. It is much
better. It Cures.
Green Raven
"lie.:
Cough Syrup
.1
It isnot nauseating; has no unsightly sediment; is not poisonous. It is palataMc ami readily
taken by children. It Is properly made and we will refund your money if it fails to cure. We
freely and openly claim that this preparation cannot be excelled. We respectfully ask for an op
portunity to prove our claim. There can beno better way than to try it.
MANUFACTURED, GUARANTEED AND SOLD I)Y
Four Ounces
Four lilts
THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY
JMeasant
to Take
BAD COLDS.
Quinine is 111 years behind, Coldsdonot
now have to hcemiured, ,i kiiki.'s Ina
mic Tahi'i.k (called dvi amic from their
energy) crowd a week's ordinary treat
ment into 'i hours and abort the worst ot
CO ds over iiitrht.
It was the worst case of "rip I ever hsil
A hail do'cn friends had sure cures. Ht ill
it lumpen. Heard of the Oysamic lit-
tTt.Kt. To my iutin7.riuent they stopped
both colli and coiil-Ii the first nipht. 1 en,
dor.-e and ri-coinin ud them to the tienple."
l!m i.Y llKNi.tv. Kx-Memlier I onr,s
and .Attorney Hit raiisome etreet. Ban
Kriincisco. July 7, II wn.
' Winter cohls have always lieen serious
hint's to me '1 hey sre hard and stay for
months Hut the last was stopped sud
denly by Minium.' Uysamio 1abiu.es
llnth coiiL'h and rold disappeared in s
couple of days. NotbiiiK else does this for
mi'.'1 Mrs. Kmma I,. Mm, I. is, 14 Moss Hi.,
San Francisco Auir. II. 'IN).
"I live across t lie street from where
Mksi h.'s Hvnamic Tahi'i-ks are made.
I hat is how 1 lirst took them. I hey stop
colds without notice. 1 tookadosen boss
with me lor sell and friends when I went to
Nome " II. I,. Vas Wi.hki.k, Capitalist,
:tUI7 Wasliinntou Olivet, Hall Fraueiaeo
Auttusl 1", r
hent postpaid for SS cents in stamps by
INLAND UK! II CO., Sstl Hilton
Street ban t-'rani'isco.
Kor sale at the l'liarniacy.
A FEW.
INTERESTING
FACTS
When people are muteinplatiiiK n trip
wliellieron lulHiiie- ol i.Iciikii e. tl
naturally want the lt m iv
. lainable so far h-I, mufo
saletv la concerned. Kinpl"
the Wiseuiikin (Villi il Lines hi
to serve the puidie ami our tia
opeisusl so as to mske i lis-e mi'.
lion with divei;inR lines at all junct
ion points,
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Cii ni Cirs
ou thimigh trains,
Diniiif Car seivice nnexi-elleil. .Meals
srrvnl s Is Carte.
In order lo obtain this lirst class seivice,
Ssk the ticket mkciiI to sell y..n -lu.kvi
over
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.
Direct connection at Chicago an . Mil
waukee for all KaNlrn puinu. . . ,
and I
It tlT j
M
are
lio mo
itinin
1 i.ilii kOLuJ
Kruni l'i
U 1JLI
Froit
iH-i ul I of ... ,
ill l.iki-, le
hiisl mail . , ,,, 1 1,, it,
tl p. in. Kau,a i it,
I 'llii., ( liira
i:.it.
IT, '
all. I, , .
( Hunt .mail
i A 7:Wp. m
For full infurmalioii call
ticket agent , or write
on your ;i ureMt
Spokane
r'ly.
t!:t tl p
Walla tt.ill.i.Spok
ace, M inneaiM'li
r St. 1'aul,
in. M 1 1 ;n i k.
east
I lulnlli,
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Sisikune
Klver
S: lil. in
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Ocean Sic;,
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LiiiiillW,
II t'lallrwu.,
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8 j.
Jas C. Pond. or Jas. A. Cmm :,
lien. Pas, Ant., (ieneral Ayeni,
Milwsuiee.VV i. ;'iisiarlr
Columliia Hivcr
KxMimlv lo Astoria imiway
Saturday ! t'l
til I. to' '
1 I ,
W iih n tltc I u
fi a in. i , .
Hi Siiii.lv "tr" ilv, New
heri;, Saleiii . n ay-iI:,,uiIiiil''-.
4 p. in.
x. SiiiiiI,
, : to p. in
i. Slllld
I llhVPI'Uil f 'IihIiiIu llnil.'s I'nlic,
Cliiilera Hint DiarrliiH-a Hnnieily ami
fl'hl It lo he a RriMt iiMHlii-itio," say
Mr. E. 8. Phips, nf I'hihhii, A'k.
'It luriiluiedf IiIimiiIv Ilux, I ran
H8k Iini hlifhly of it " This
r.-ini-ily always wins tin-umul n,m
I'm, If mil .raiH, f iIkwhwIio uso
if. 'I'll iiiek turn u hich it i lli-cts
veii in iliei miHt si-vero cuhhs mnki
il a fivurite every while K.ir nl
by llie Ik lla Di u Hture.
DoniT Be Duped
There hare beon plawl Ummi imp tnnrkot
evural obvap reprints ol an ulwMiti isiu uni
of WeUtrs Ulutiunary,' 'I hoj ure Uinif
off6re4 uuilur varlouH naiuea at a low prtov
By
dry ffooda deaJera, irotm, twiili, eT ami
In a row Inula noue aa a prumiuiu rtriitwcrtr
tiotifl to pa(nra.
Duouuceuintaof theneconiftaratlvely
Worthless
iwprinta arw very niinNdliiK : for lntRni'.
the are aJ verting u Im tin MiiliNtiuiiial
euivalDt of a btrlier-Hit uk, hIhm hi
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Webster's International Dictionary.
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AdMlNlMrator'K .oliro.
Notice is hereliv siven that I. llie iiii.l. r
signed, hsve been spiioiiiteil ad inintra
tor of the estate or i lioina- l riu-lier.de-
eu. or ins non. I ouniv I'mirtnf it,.
stats of Urnrou for Watihiiiston I liiuntv
and h ve duly qualilied sa suc-h ailiiiiiim-
trsior. All psrsoiis Iisvhik rl .mm ii:iin,l
said mtate re berptiy notilietl to pre-n-nt
mmm u uie at hit iaw otnee in Hi k
bo o. Ureroii with the nrniwr v,,i...l.r
within sn months from th- date thereof.
I'swxi iiec 3, r.mii.
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Aiiiinniiraror cii tin MtfiiMi.i ' ,,
nriwner, uec-esar 'iSKW
Vol ire of final Mottlrnirnt,
Notice is h reby piven that the under
nirned. nn aswitciiee of ttieeatate of Chas
t'nlliiifi. insolvent, him tiled in the Circuit
Court uf the Mat ul I ii'itnn, for Wssh-
inirtun County, bis final nccoun , ss inch
aysiirne and that said o- rt I as appoint
ed Mo-day. the tth dayof March, P.l,
ai lo o'cIim k in llie forenoon of uuiil da.
an the tune lur the ti l nil rett ement of said
entate. and tor lu arinif nhji-etions, if sny.
to Raul tinal iireount, and to the approval
thereof.
A. J, FAN NO.
Af-cicMt T tlirotnteol ( lias. Collins
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WANTK.D AI TIVF MAN OF OOOI)
CIIAKK'IKK, to deliver snd collect in
Oregon fur old eslahlifflieil niaiiuriu-ti'rins'
wholesale lioiive. V.H) s year lure psy.
llnueMy more than experieiu-e required.
Ilur reten-m-e, any hank in any city. Kn-eln-ie
pelf ailitreel ptampeif envelope.
Manufaeliires, I hinl Floor, 4 It lH-srborn
8U, ChieaKO. ItHM
Catarrk Cannot b ( Bred
ith local spplit-stions. ss th pv f-nntint
eavh lbs seat orthe diHciMe. C.inirrli i
blood or constitutional diaeaifc. ami in nr.
der tocure it you must take internal lem
dies. Hall's Cstarrb l ure is taken inter
nally, snd seta directly on tbe hi, Mid and
iucous surfsces. Hall's Cntarrh l uni i.
not saoack nisdlcina. It wna
oy one oi u.e Desl physicians tn this coun
try for years, and as a regular prencnption
It is composed or i ha best tomes known
coiibined with the best blood puri tiers, aet
Inprdireo.ly on ths mucous mrCm-ex. 'i he
perfectoonibinationof the two iiiyred ent
is wi.st pioiluces mieh womlerfuT reaul a
ULUri"C"l"h "il for U-Htiinonialh
free.
Address. f.J. CIIENRY A Co.. Toledo.O
Bold by DruKftists. 7Sc.
Hall's Family Pills are ths best.
ftwtlre mt Fhul Nrlllrmrnt,
Notln is hereby siven that the undnitrn
ed bss filed in the County Court ot .he
state of bretroa for WMihin'irton counlv her
final aceonut ia tin mmu-r nr in.. .,.,
of Johnston Freeman ir. deceased. And
said court bss set Monday ti e Hint av ol
December. I at 10 o'clock a. ni an'tbe
time, and the Cw nty four room aa the
p ace lor bearing: obiectiona to l rn,i
servant ana lor the settlement of said
estate.
isted this November 2)1 . fin '.
KI.IZ tHKTH FKKKMAS,
Administratrix oi ths e.t te ot JohuMon
freeman ir. deoeas d.
Oeo. R, IJagl., attorney for sdminlidra-
Wnai Hide I hvimoti.
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for acceptable Id jas.
State If patented.
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