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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT Fn i la the aoeaoffieaa HUUboro, Ore. aa Mound -eUw audi ataitar. BnbriUau, U advance, par yaw, fJUX) UlLUUOaU) PUBLISH IMO CO, Prop I). M. C. OAULT, Iditor. Official County Paper FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, WHY A CAIVUS1 Why bold a caucus to nominate republican candidate for V. 8. aura- tor? The legislature la republican and under no probable contingency can a democrat be elected. If the law it'pulated tbat but one ballot k necaaaary for a choice at tbat the pewoo receiving a plurality of the vow caat would be declared elected, then there would be necessity fur a caucus, tor tbe democrat! might con- central on one favorite while tbe re- 1901. publicans might support two or three j It will be neceesary for theiu t.i look for improvement of the Columbia river. It will be noticed that Mr. Cuahman did not criiicU) a single appropriation for Oregon ou'slde of hla for tbe Columbia rlv.r. It Is more than protwhle that Mr Tongue will not be Ui-iwm-l to quar rel with Mr. Cushman in his ftTurta to show that Tongue Is able to secure legislation for bin constituents, while Cuahman Is not. OlrTCULLY I'tUSOSiU Mr. Hofer, of tbe Capital Journal charges that the Independent U Congremman Tongue's personal organ. This I want to deny In the most emphatic manner. I and an other member of my family own 84 shares of stock in tbe corporation cap italized at 60 shares. Mr, Tongue does not dictate the policy of tbe In- Depkndknt, nor never baa. He not eveu suggests a line of action. The Oregonian is more bis personal or gan than the Independent. All of his utterances through the pre are sent to the Oregonian and if they ap pear in llie Independent at all, they are copied Mr. Tongue and I have been per sonal frlebd since 1872, almost 80 years and while I may not have been tbe first to suggest to bim a public political career, I, long years ago urged him to take interest In legisla tive matters. After a time, when be had firmly established his profession al standing at the bar, he stood for office, and Judging from the attacks made by tbe envious, he hat succeed ed in beiug recognized as a useful man in congress. Tbe friendship so long ago formed is still maintained, but he will not permit me to dictate his legislative policy, nor does he In terfere with my editorial work. We are both republicans and neither of us will allow Mr. Hofer to mark out our political bias and that is what makes him disgruntled. No, the In depends t is not Mr. Tongues per sonal organ. I). M. C. QAUiiT. The Washington county delega tion is broken. Vincent is the "It." by tbe Senate without amendment and Is now in the President's tllii awaiting bis signature. It im-rcast s the membership of the II ouh by 2s votes. Of these eight come from the solid Houtb and twenty from the Northern and Western state. Texas New York and Ill'ooise get an in crease of three members each. Wash iugton la increased by one represen tative while Oregon keeps what we had. The representation ' ' detail follow i i 8TATE8, 13 6 z. 3 e 3 7 IS 7 THE HEW ll'POKl lO Mt .M. Tbe Burleigh apportionment bill aspirants thus dividing tbe strength i passed by the House hss teen missed or tne party so tbat tbe democrats would have a plurality. But tha law directs tbat the successful candidate must have a majority of all the votes cast. Hence there la no necessity for nominating a candidate in a secret convention. Locked dooorsdo not promote political purity. Let repub licans and democrats appear In tbe open legislative ball and publicly cast their votes. 1 here la need of caucus reform as much as primary reform. The com plaint of primary corruption In this county Is that democrats and popu lists are Induced to go Into republl can primaries to secure the nomina tion of a candidate who la not tha choice of the party. And now the same thing threatens to happen in Salem, where It is announced that A. W. .Vincent elected on tbe Union" ticket is to go Into tbe re publican caucus for tbe purpose of helping to nominate a republican candidate for U. & senator. He ought not to be admitted, the Independent can conceive a condition of affairs where a democrat can Justify bis vote for a republican if cast in tha open House. A demo crat, looking over the situation, sees tbat there Is no possibility of electing a party associate, may have a choice of republicans. He may properly exercise this right of choice, The political caucus la tbe method al Mil a . oi me political doss ana serves no good purpose. It is not enough to say tbat the practice should be con tinued simply because it has been In (he past. The procedure Is really a relic of the old Salem clique of 1854-6, when Asael Bush was king. DOE Why did the Oregonian select Pres. Fulton for tbe subject of its cartoon of the 16th rather than Speaker Reader? CREDIT AND UNEARNED CREDIT. Tbe River and Harbor bill passed tbe House on Wednesday, substan tially without amendment notwith standing Cushman'a objections. We now know whose influence Is great est. It Is Tongue's not Cushman's. The Moro, Sherman County, Ob server, publishes a 8-column adver tUment advocating the election of U. WiC-rbett to the Senate. The matter is printed at tbe Ready Print House, and the matter may or It may not represent the sentiment ol Mr. Ireland. January 1st this editorial para graph appeared In the Oregonian. "Let us give credit wbi te credit is due, but let us also give credit to the Washington and Idaho delegation at Washington for the Snake and Co lumbia river appropriations. If these rivers flowed through Oregon, we might have less to pat ourselves on tbe back about." lendays later, January 11th, the Washington, D. C, Poet Just at band reports Congressman Cushman's speech In which he attacks Congress man Tongue In particular and the other member of the River and Harbor Committee in general. Cush man is a Puget 8ound man. One paragraph of the Post's report reads: Senator Joseph! will Introduce "Imperial Caesar. Mr. Cushman aat.t bis bill, which was passed by the had divided all Oaul Into three parts. Senate but lost In the House last Caesar was an ancient and a provln- session, providing for the conveyance cial. Had he lived to the dawn of of Insane patients to the Asylum by the f wentietb century, said he, he aueouanta sent from tbat institution would have divided "gall" Into for tha purpose. This Is regarded as enough fragments to give one to each both an economic and a humane pro-1 member of tbe River and Harbor position, since tbe duty will be per- Committee. He was eepe formed by an attendant already dally severe In . his criticism of the under pay, and will insure to tbe un- appropriation secured by Mr. Tongue lortunate patient the care of an escort of Oregon fot his state, calling atten- wen acquainted with the idiosyncra- tlon to the fact tbat though $5,000, sles of Insane persons, and capable of 000 had been expended upon the ministering intelligently to their Columbia r)ver portBnd Tk.t IL 1 . ... . I 1 L - AL. " u mere is a positive aoue o sea, ine aeptn or water was In the present system of conveying today less by seven feet than It was Insane women to the Asylum cannot before a dollar was expended." be doubted. If ever a woman needs Why is Mr. Cushmau disgruntled? me sympathetic, helpful companion- Puget Sound people have no use for snip of one of her own sex, it is on a Portland. Any improvement to the journey occupying several hours or Columbia river making a good sea' aays, as tne rase may be, from her port at Portland or Astoria shortens home to the Asylum for the Insane, the route to the markets of the world It may be hoped that this feature of by Ave hundred or more miles com me matter may be well looked to by pared with the Sound ports. Then tbeframerof this bill and the legis- Cushman uncovered the cloven hoof lators who will be called to pass upon hen he asked for an appropriation it. Oregonian. Is there not a good '(,r the Lake Washington canal, a deal of gush in the above paragraph? scheme to promote the interests of wnatialt to a woman who has no cattle's real estate agents. It Is not mind whether she Is guarded by a claimed that the canal wilt Improve woman or by a man? A raving the harbor or tha town as a shipping maniac Is rather a dangerous peioe of point, but it will open up opportune- property to be in the custody of a for land deals. Further, will woman attendant. Then the econo- Portland concede that Cushman is my. Without saying it, the impres- telling the truth when he says the sian Is left that an attendant detailed nlP canal of the Columbia has shoal- from the asylum would be without seven feet since the government expense. If tbe asylum has an em- has been dredging It. Congressman ployee that can be sared to go to Tongue's'distrlct does not touch the iAkeview or to come to Hlllsboro, It Columbia and he ia singled out only has too many employees, that is peo- because he would build up the com- pie not needed for the care of the meroe of tbe Columbia and Its cities patients at the central station. An including Portland which city thru extra force will have to tie main- " chief newspaper ia so qnlck to talned to go out after patients. A Bqi1 fault with him. worse feature la to be pointed out. A lt the editor of the Oregonian sup mad man is on the county officials I"" for one moment that a mem bands at the county jail where there er of congress living on the Sound are no conveniences for caring for WM render assistance in securing a p. such people. He reniulns here at propriatlens lor tbe Columbia river, leant 24 hours when by the present thereby building up the commerce of method the patient at leaxt from this Portland, and helping to make it the county may be In the asylum within receivli g and shipping port for a large amount of the products of East ern Washington, Cushman' speech ought to remove the bandage. It ought to satisfy Oregoniana to whom UnVifrtiaialll ..A i .'Jtm-AA:.ljti Alabama Arkansas California I'olorado Connecticut . ... Delaware Klorida Georgia Idaho ... Illinois Indiana Iowa Kauaaa Kentucky Louisiana. Mains Maryland Massachusetts ... MicliiKan Minnesota MiaaisaiDDi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina.. North Dakota.... Ohio regon , .. , Pennsylvania.... Kbode Island Sooth Carolina ., South Dakota. . . . Tennessee. Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin.,.,. . ... Wyoming Total a ti 7 2 4 1 2 11 1 22 II 11 H 11 i 4 ti 13 ia 7 7 in l u i 2 H l y l 21 2 30 2 7 2 1(1 13 1 2 10 2 4 10 1 u 7 S 3 5 I 3 11 I I 14 Xt awasasxaaai 1 M t M -i-i-CC U UUU I.IJ.I.C t- m Earn THE I Hamilton-Brown Shoe Will Do It Get a Pair. All Prices Xwtire of Final Netllei.u-ut. - ESOU & REED. Notice is hervbjr f Tea that we the niuli'i siirnvd executors o.' the estate of Henry lijlt 'll. d re;iaed, have hint our hnal lie count as k li exiciiU. in the lou my Court nl the ftt'j o Ormofi. lor axil innl. ri County, 1 -d that Hani Court ba net Uiindav, Vrb. 4,h. I' 'I at thchunrol 10 o'clock, P Si d day as the tune and the County urt . rout u the place lor hc:irinf ohjti'tiona to aid account and the tiuat aeti.cii'i t oi -dd estate liuled December, It !! II. J'. nt;. ' OS, ATS UN T. BTXION, Kiecutore of the estate ot Henry 1 uxton, deceased. M J-i HH Kill s-'K'J Nil K MAN IT AC! t'KKl;S ! ? Rough and Dressed LUMBER We mill Lave our sawmill re.i.ly to saw luuilieronor aUmt June blh. 1 lit) laxly of timber tributary in the in Ilia state ami hence, willi our suerir machinery ami mm lianicul skill our .ro.luct w ill be axuitl to tliut foiitnl iu any market ami Hiiix'rior to most. We uiviu' orders. ltf AT DENNIS' STORE i Baby's First Shoes Free. M I 7 2 ill Hi 1 2 10 s ft 11 1 357 :m The Oregonian might as well call its Washington correspondent Arthur W. Dunn, home. Ills day of uxerul neas Is over. He has become a "r aona non gratia." The Oregon Legislature wax or ganized last Monday by the selection or Senator Fulton for President of the Senate and Representative Heeder for Speaker of the Iioune The vote for U. S. Senator will be taken next Tuesday. It is reported that a majority of the republican have signed a call for a caucun to nomlna te a candidate for U. H Senator. The legislative committee clerk scandal! ia not compassed by tbe general law enacted at tho lust hch sion of the legislature. The iik iuUtm of the legislature now get nrouml Un law by referring business not to standing committees, but to sprcisl, "with power to employ such clerical aid as may be necessary." Ihiring the afternoon of the first dxy, session of the senate four of these "Hieciah committees" were created. I Will in' this 11)01, absolutely present county, its lirst bal v. fi '((! to every born in the year pair of shoes, All you have BY VI KITH OK AS KXrXT I'ttlX. decree and order ol aulc, iaaued out of the circuit court ol the stale of r k". for WaithiiiL'ton county, in favor o-' Mai y Vm- aon and'jenuie Chatui-tn excciitora of the iaatwilland titdameiilo Altnerva Newton, deceuaed, and a ,ainrt 8 11 11 umphreyH ami Araminta K. Humphrey", executora of the laat will and ttwtamet.t of 'i'hoa. U. Humphrcya, dceaaed. John J. Morican, Kmina K, .ori;aii, lua wile, 8. 11. lluiiipli reya, Mary V. lluinnhreya, his wile, John It. 1 1 11. 111 lire vn, M.ija 11 iimplin y. ma wile, Thomaa J. tiuuii'hrey-, l.uic iluniihre a, liia wile, haniuel i. ituini'h reya, Aniniinlu K. 11 iimphreya, Mary A olvertou ami Hnr e Wolvertoii, her liua- haud, Arthur K. Hun ehreya. W. 1. Wood and T. T lifer i;ovenior of the alutt ol Ureiron, I 'miliar, ace elary, of theaiale of UreKOli, and Che. H Moore, alale Irefl aurer of tintron, co .a. luting the luic I. uml Hoard ol' the at.ui- of I Ircgon. ami KiiuU'th J. l.audcMa o the aunt ot fl;i.ne coata, and to - tne furthe- mini ol .;'Jii.; J, II. K. K"ld coin, ilh inler nt thureou ut Ihe rale ol ;I ht cent in-r annum from -he 10th day ol ikecmber IKHI. and for the cuat and ex.enaea ufaale and ol'saiil writ: Now therefore, by virtue and in per BUunce of aaid judgment, I will, oil Mon day the 21at dav of Januaiy I'HU, at the south door of the Court llouaein llilla boro, VV'a.-hiiiirtoii county. Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. 111.. of aaid day acll at puhlic auction to the hiuheat b dder tor ca-h the following du.-crihed r al iiroiH-rty io-wii; I rucU 21 23, ami ,V of Ainenilcil I'lat of Kairview- addition, to the town of Hillahuro Waahinuton county, Oregon, alao the Weat three-fourtha of block "A" ua the aam ai- leaii on I'lat of Kai-view addition to itillat-oro, Dreiron, Miifhili-ton counlv. to aatiafy the bereinla-fore naineii Hums, and lor the coats and exoeiiaea of aaid aale. witneaa mv hand Una loth dav of Dec ember, liMI. J W. NEWKLL, 1 oiienu 01 n a--uin),-ioii, county, oreKoii. I W. j. Wall, itenuti'. :tl-:ts The new linn of Scliiilmcrich Itnis. Nt-ll ,'ihkIh 1 hi'Hp r 111:111 any linn 1 t e city, (iit llieir prices iM-luro pu t'liNiut-. SOL IIII KN ( Al IKOI1M4. N'ntrilile Hinciiiu' Ilie pleHsiirex al forileil liy the SIih-ih ltinite is Ilie winter trip l Sriulliern ('itlilnrnia ami Arizona. Iliiiewe nciiiHinliiiice with tlm Mi-ctiiin will ever develop Ircnh piint- of inri nst ami milled iKiurti'n of etjoj mi nt, iiiiihr ilM Niinny kieM, in tlm variety of m ImliiHtrieM, III it.i proliilc vjrel;ition Hlnl Hinong Us iiumtxTlf .--1 n-HortN of iiioiiiitnin, shore, VHlley him! ;lniii. The two daily Mnir-t trains from I'orlland to California have Ireen re cently equipped wj'l. the mor-t p .rov.(l pattern of stai tl.ird and ti ur ai . ping ears, hut tlm low rate of jure will Mill i-ontiniio iti irit-l. Illu-tr.ttcil guides to the wi' t'-r re sorts, of (,'alifnrnia ami Arizona may te had on spplii-ation to t!. II. iMakkiiam, (I. P. A., l'ortl in-l, Oregon. to do is to comply to tlnqn int- III cd proposition below. Ueineni- M her they don't east you a cent fq What You Have to Do. Hiun- I will furnish you with a certificate w hich must he ed hy the Mother, Father anil tho attending physician, then you get the shoes alisolutely free Notice. On mid alt-r Jan. lxt, IIMll the ImnkinK buaiiH-H of Hnute A- Footo, will he con ducted in the mime of J W. Shule, Hanker siiecvasor to Nhllte ,V Koote. All notea and iii-rounM due and payable to tihute A t-oote, vt lil la- cidle'led 1 y me, mid all clainia ai'iiinat aaid Shute .t Kootc, ia hereby aaaum d by mo. Mr. J. A, looUi never having taken miy interest in Maid iiankniif liuaiiieHa. hence this iiolice of change, 3-'-'i J. W. fcliUTE. t'all on K. J. liarla r. Keeoml stret if you want t firHt class slmveor hair cut. Try his baths, either hot or cold. Hun away, about Nov. 1, a black sow, white ntriie from top of head to nose, weighs 2 (l pounds. Will the Under notify K. M. Ile'del, IIillslM.ro. 11 is announced in iiuisiioro on good authority, not by news reports published In the papers but hy de mocrats high in the councils of the party, that A. W. Vincent, of Cedar Creek precinct, elected by the "Union party" last June on the same ticket with Senator Webrung and Roprr sentativea Edson and Bernard hss signed the republican call for a cau eus, that he will go into the repunli can caucaa, and vote with the repub licans for United States senator. His former associates here are very indijr nant at his flop, and openly charge that be has been bribed to do this thing. Tbe move is very unpopular here not only with democrats, but with republicans, though the latter get amusement by seeing the anger of their opponents. The democrats freely charge brlU ry, and some of them even talked of personal vio lence. six hours. In the remote counties the delay ia much greater. The pro posed plan seems to be a left handed reform. Tbe provisions enacted some years ago, prohibiting the people from de ducting their Indebtedness from the gross value of their property aasf ssed, has probably contributed more dur ing tne bard times since isy:t to de prtve a large class of people of their homes than any other one thing Which confronted Ih'JUi . The scheme did not lesseu the rate of taxation, as promised by so mauy reformers, hut to their great surprise tbe rates have gradually become larger, and the poor man who had his little home partly paid for, with a small mort- gae thereon, when it became nccer- sary ror him to pay ttxeson that part which he had paid for and also on the mortgage without deduction, the additional burdens were too great and tbe home passed into other bands. Gazette. BaldvVin's Dys pepsia 1 ablets, food digesters, start digestion properly--make a healthy, clean stomach. Help the stomach to do its work prop erly until its cured soc. San Pbarcisco. Cal EDWARD L BALDWIN CO., I have ginned 10 pound atnee Bat rig your Pvlri"ia Tablets. My atomach ia nuw in Kuod cumliliou. A. fe. lunula. Alambda. Cau HOWARD l. BALDWIN CO., After anterlnK alio omarh trouble for three yearw. I have cured tnvsrlf by using vour rlvanen-ia lableta. thereby avoiding a aurgtcal oot ritttou, which 1 was a'.iout to audcrgo. r.ito, STuaxavAjix. Cu-juty Asiensor'a Oflica. For fale at Delta Drug Store l-an any one today conceive that wraiu or rsnernian, rap Thomas or Phil Sheridan, General Chaffe or Col. Llscoin ever in their West Point life engaged in the brutul and cowardly hazing of lower class men as theevl dent now being taken by tho Con gressional Commitlee at West Point disci osts. Can any ol those puppies ever bscome the great military lead ers that we kxik to for Insniration? The Albany Herald states that Linn cocnty has run Into debt to the tune of f23,0(M) during the psst six months. That sum has been lair rowed to pay outstanding warrants. The r"pahli( ins are asking thedetno- populist ottlcmla to explain the situa tion. 123,000 people are killed erery year In thit country hy CONSUMPTION. Tht fault is theirs. No one need havt consumption. It is not hereditary. It is brought oc b neglect. Yon have a slight cold aid cough. You do nothing to get ric of it. Shiloh's Consumption Cure a cough 01 cold in one Don't Rub It In jore Throat m Pneumonia Rheumatism Bronchitia Headacha Bruises Earache Neuralgia Toothache) Burns Lumbago Croup Cuts PhyalClana UM rhla MvataHmia an Cure- in uhelr farnlllrs and prscrlt II in tBair pr.-.r-tlcs. At drug-figta, W eta Oe Jl! ! cm in t iwvw hMltil. In ..kiiMl. 'nt- woin ot a good thing, conaa- ouetitly I .1" not he. Hat a to acknowlrig that I hay iriypn vnnr rimsilv Ihnrnn.h inn navn rouna hum ail you ciaun. HMTtecttiiUy. J. IT. n TNAM. it. D.. kuOajid. Vt SG0TCI RtMEDY COMPANY Wcatcera Agenr gj;. iiNt;l8Cn Scotch Remedy rr-M'T" NEGLECT COUGHS. Nature might cure your cough without aid, hut you can't atTiird to chance it. A cough is left to cure itself is slowly overcome at IwM, and theie is apt to tie some weak ness left to make the next coush come easier. 1 DELTA COUGH CURE is nature's fs-st H-sistant. It niekes the cure easy, quick snd thorough. It Is perfectly harm lens, and is eqtmlly good for old and young. It don't pay to trille with coughs w hen you can buy a remedy oti these termn: Money back if he remedy fails. teker's I'jKpepslu Tablets arf fold on a poaitivr iciiurunu-e. Cur.-a lit-iirt-liurn raiauiK of the fiiot, diatrcaa ufu-r eatinp or any iorin.nl tlyHpephia. uno little nil. In Kivea iiiimtiilin nhuf. -, i-ta. unit fan-Is Ilie IJi-lta Dm Mtore. OA. "arttlia Bignatora of 1 Kina tou Hum Hum ma0t IJVVIKTI'K OV AN ATTXCHMENT it execiitinn, dt-orcu mid onli-r of suit-Ix.-uimI out ot the county couri ot tlia alntr of On-fruii, for W'ualiin)-toii oounty, in fuvor ui o 11 iiuiiiiinnys, executor amt Ara iiiintn K Humphreys, I'xti'iitrig of llic liiat will ami teatameiit ot Tliiia 1), Hiinihri-ra diceiiatd, and iiKainat Lucy K. YiiU-s ami Cliria P. Yatea, tor the sum of $7.S0 coals, and for the further auni of 2ia ID U. H. It'dd coin, with inti-n-nt thereon at the rate of 10 pur cent per annum t.-uui tne 'Al dav of July, l.a.MJ, and lor the coat anil expenaea ofaaleund of aaid writ: Now there ore. by virtus and in oi-r- anance of aaid judKinrnt, I will, on Mon- iluy tlie 21at day ot January l!i, at the suutli loor ot tlis Couit llouao .11 Hil a boro, Waaliintnii i-o.inty, Orison, at the hour of lu oY'.n k a. 111., ol said dav sell at public auction to the liilieit bidder for cnah the following deai-ribed ri-al properly, ol aaid Lucy K. Yatea and llbris 1. VaU-s, beiii( the property attached in said action vis: 1 lie Weat ha l ot' the Weat half of section 14 anil tlicBouthe.iat quarter of the Northwcat ipiiirter of t-ci tion 11 and the Nortlieaat quarterof the Southeast uuaru-r of t-'-xtion If, all in T wuaiiip 2 North liancs 4 Weat. conta.iiinn 24 1 acres. Also a tract heundt-d aa f.illouM t-n-ii. ('ominencing ut a point Li t'hain-i North of tbe 8011I ll Weat corner of tlin ! lllllt illl I-. ...I claim of Lewis Miller and wife in Section U Townah p 2 North liango 4 Weat mid running thence North L'S ( bains. I hence Kat H.lll I liaina 1 hence 8011II1 ll"U ..-i to tbe place of bcj;hininK. conuiininc 1! H7 ucrea, Alao the undivided one halfof a tract ot land bounded ami deacrila-d as follows to-wit: l ei': i: a part of the ilinuii inn lni,.t cli- in of li- 11 y Noland jr., und Isjunded by beKinniiiK at a stone in the center of the county road nt the tS0uthea.1t corner ol K. M. Kela.iy's land in Town-liip 1 South liiinire 2 Weat Wil'. Mcr. 'I hence ..nl. H2.34 deeniea Weat lit.l.s ( hiiiiia In I No-tlieaat co nr of a track of laud aold by orwin a wooatc-r to N. ti. Kohiuaou. hence Booth 1.64 dcim-ci W ..t ir. .17 Chains to a noint al link v.,i.ii. ..r A South line ofs id trai t, tln-in-e North S0.4S stps the uejreea, haat l.l.'.sl Chama more or Ichs to tlie center ol said county road. 1 hence North SI dcir.eca Knat I2.li0 ( haiiia im.r.. ..r easto the place of hcKiiimna: couiainiiii; !5 acres more or leaa, exneptuiu- the l.ll,.. HIK tracts to-wit: Ihe Last half .f the boutheaat quarter of the Northwi-at mnie. ti-riif Niilimi II 'rn.-..ul.in 1 h.' 1. 1. . ... -ine i.uriu i.anire 1 ... ia " nt 01 way tiir.niHli "in rtionr makes ImsiIs Ht lis fill llimlM Itt ttlA stlli.l I li.... L' V..a.. I I ..I I a " trt rbriap; Vau-;:Vro; ti . : r"' v,,on,, H,r--'. v. of the ala.ve described niece following ihe . H r "'W-d hIiik-s nd and the .V.atthe To Cure a fold lu One Day Take laxative Hronio (Quinine Tablets. All (Inigubts reliind the ii'oncy if it hills to cure. K. W. (Jrove'a signature is 011 each hox. 2.'ie. J' s k Island gang ph a complete for fi'iO, at .Schiilmeiii-ii Uroa. Al ker'a I llL'llsh Itemedr a.1111.... . couch at any lime., and will cure the jiorsi coin 111 twelve bourn, or money re funded. ?r and ho ceiilji at la.li. 1. Cougli ami (old. Works olf the Laxative Iiroiiin Quinine Tal.leU cure a cold in one da v. M.. f'..e. 1 cents. I'sy. l'riii'2.1 ....v .n .....I 1 iiu uno ine .t.atlliewa place to tne county road a strip z.- feel wiihi. AiaoecepiinK tne IoIIowiiik to-wit The N-irthweat niiarter of tbe Non i.u-.mi quarter of section 14 iu 'l oa nahip 2 North niKe 4 " eat of the N ilhnnette .Meriilinn coiiiuiiuiiK 40 aens. Alao a tract coin- nienciiiK at the Bouthwest corner of tbe uniiwcav quanei 01 the oi (hweat quar- .....-. .... .w,,enii i mirin itangc Vieat, themw riotlth 7.S.V1 ( i.him. in n,. center of I airy creek, thence Kaal s.i links inence North by Kat to n miint 1.11 haina due Kaat from tbe place of bcifin. iiing. thence Weat al t h: ina to the .,1 ol ciniihcii-etiiciit, containimr 'iL!aere 1.. itinfy the hereinlH-f. re nam, .1 ,....1 for ihe co-la and exM-naea ol aaid aale' Witneaa in hand tlila l.'.rh ,i ,v ..1 '1 emlar, 1'KJ.l. J. W. HKWKr.L. hhenirof WnahiiiKton county, (I eirnn a i.i.( uepuiy. .H-.IH f., - sr. jsrul gives special attention to repair ing. Houses ,.i,y first-grmlo uH-k Mien eriHOIl-s lnm work. to giinrantee his oiiceot Final Ket llemenl ail0!.!8 I'l'r, ,'y t'vori. tl..-,t the under H utiles, dece.-ial,haa lile.l hi, tlu.. ... lw Id w'1','"1 Mr;,u,ri -"' tv a, V- ir. T ,""'"1:"''Vy- O eKon.and rillirv llh nt li... I . e ... . . v na a time I hcarm,? aaid lui-ount ah . T.ti. HUM.. . " ; ' estate of h. Iln.-hea 'i-:i:t di-ccaaKi. -oliroorFinnl Sol I le mont. N' v f Delta f Main Sr., )v Storo, Hillsboro, Ore. will cure night. "Shitoh'a j( aa snfailina earn (nr emght. lAniat and tuna trouhu-. 1. m..ti . umptwn. Ir ti a reraarkiMe remetlr " A. a. SALIaK, M. li., burl.,. . N. Y. 1illeih-arnn.nmplloB.rare la aeiM hy all . aa. I.Mi h..iii. a rlnlftt tinnlM go a vllh ey.rr holtl. If rna are not atlnd g-n tu aoar elragglal ad get ynnr aanaaj back. Writ f a illuUraied sank ratronaurapt wiiaoal euat i rom. S. U Wala tu., Li Seal K...H V Aoticp ol a-',n)l Settlement. Notice ia hereby given that the under siKiieil, anmiina.rator of the e.tiie n W'.l K. 1-wia, decraae 1, 1 n ble.1 liia linnl ac count aa such ailunnisti alor iu the ciuutv ' court of W'aaliiii.i.Mi coiinf y, (.'rt'irou, anl ' aaid court baa a pointed Momlav, IV . 21, at IU o'ena k a. 111., aa the lime for bearing 1 aaid account. A. II. I.KW IH, I Admiins'raior of the e-tnte of W. IL Lewis, ihi i iimd. 31-36 i TOTICB IHIIICREI1Y OtVKV THAT by virtue of an order of 11... t i :. onrt of the State of Oregon for W'n.l.i.. ton count.- duly made and entered ,11 the it.th day of Novenila-r inon in nnuit where in Uuth Scott. II. W. Bcott and Margjret Scott, his wile, A. S. Diinniway, M r 'J l"',0- A; Uob,lr". 8. M. Kelty, and j' M. Kelty, her husband, Ida .M Scott' Anna Kaathatn, and her huaband A ll' Kaatbnm, then 8. Iwitouretle a d J) (' . ... v .... ,,h, , Harriet L. 1 aimer, and laa c rainier, her husbanii were phiintitra. arm Helen Smith and ( barlea H. Smith. I.er luii-band ( ,r,.. 1 hileljauni, and Aunua.ua Phil baum her huaband, Sylyeat Ackley, Kov Aeklt-v Leonard Ackley, Ackley, his w e Harvey Aekley. (.uy Acklev, and A-nii Ackley were de eiulanta, ap aiutinK ,U. the undi-raigned. a referee Ui a. ll theherel inafter deacrilasl r. r-1 estate, by virtue and in pursuance of said order o sale I did on lieoemlier 24th, 1-.. .I dul lev'y r; : .,.;, j .MuiiiY is. in 11 at the hour of in a. m.of s bf dav. at the south door of h- court houae in Millahoro, Ore ill sell at nubhc auction to the highest bidder for cuan in h ud on day of site all the lol owing deacribi-d n-al eatatr, ir wit Lota one and four of I lock four of Knrcat (irove alao comriiciieing at a ivoint 111) f, ,.t aouth of northeast co. jer of b,t two ot aaid block fourand running then e sont h to s.mth line of said lot t wr. (lien. aaid south line to . uthweat corner of east Inilf of s-nd lot two t' lfnf' flft ! rxm a meofeaat halfofanid lot two 10 a post 110 tee south ol 1101 th line of aaid lot two tiience eaat to place of heginmng all in W , s binlgon countv, state of Orego Said property will be sold aubjeet io cer tain tai hens ami ul o subject o confirma tion by -aid court. Vitnes my hand t'.ia l.-e 2i;th pi jn W K.HAUItKTr. ' "M iUsferee. si.i.'rtiCe 1" 'Pr,'l'y Kiv,'n- ih"1 tl'-uu 'er. ! :.' -f M- "KlM- .V Son, has lil.-.l l.,L onai aci-ount aa aiu-li adnnnial r il..e ... .I- .",:: ,,,,rt.- K"::?y: drv i;.i.. . . """ ""I'Oiulcd ,lrm oiiock a. in. aaa time r,., i.....r: : . count. s a nc oih;Cn.,,,e,,''rti'?''';- Toil 1 1, Iteferee ai 4nP. VOIICKIS HKHKhY (ilVKN THAT i .. i i - p."'! i r w. and ircuit !;!;::;7:l;:t:.:,-: t .i, ...... I '.. V. ami on -j- '""' in iiuiahoro sell. t i ul, he auction, t i ! Illf HII (if I I. a. V.i -it . South-,.,! qua, u-r t , w,;' "" . ''r of "' n:e;.e"ierh.;n,"1::!w',w",,'';v;;l,'" .n.ct:inK', """". . ... .ro,H-riy w,ii iHt B(jl,, ' "y sum court. P.SJU.""" "'y '"'-"nl-er Ml. A,ondav ' o'cha L I'Hir o the . I 'regno I ,11 tbe hlglieat bid s'' bjei-t to 3.t-.TT ItK.VTtIN ISOWMAN liebrce.