Hillsboro independent., February 01, 1901, Image 2

HILLStiORO INDEPENDENT
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HllXflbOEO CO.. frui
I. U.C.QAULT. Kditor.
Official County Paper
FRIDAY, FEBKL'AKY 1, iftl.
The fact that ilerr Hufer'a paper,
the rankeet populist paper in Oregon
U clamoring tbe loudest for the elecv
(ion of H. W. Corbett la a clear in
dlcatlon that hd ought not to be
elected, Albany Herald.
Senator Brownell intended politl-
cal capital when he rushed through
bis Indian War Veteran' bill ap
propriating $2,000 to pay the ex
penaea of a cotumUwlon to Washing
ton. The couamiiwiouera are to be a
lobby In the Interest of an Indian
War pension bill. Gen. Souiera did
well to decline to he a eomruisaloner,
The vote for U. d. Senator at
Salem show that
II. W Corbett receive 29
All other republican 35
Smith, druiixiut 1 26
Total - 90
It therefore appear that Mr. Cor
belt neither ha a majority of the
legislature or a majority of hit)
O, lUlbl That bill appropriating
97,600 with which to buy a house
nd lot belonging lo a -alein bank
rupt estate. When bo purchased it
la to be turned into an executive
mansion. The house was built ten
yean ago and cost 1G,000. It is not
a snap or a private buyer could be
found. It ia proposed to unload it
on the state. If it la bought then
there come tbe repaint. O, Kate!
The recent military and congres
sional investigations disclose the fact
that murderous ' Lazing exists at
Went Point. It furthermore deve
lops that hazing in minor form is
practiced at Anapolis Naval Aca
demy. The same la true at Yale
and Harvard. Bo too, at Corvallis
nd at Forest Orove. It is unneces
sary for ua to don airs of horror for
West Point. There are enough In
stances at home to lilt' our hands,
palms outward to the level of our
faces. Many are the boy a at Pacific
University, O. A. C. and U. O. who
have paid tribute to upper class men.
The railroad to Nehalem, which
Will be built by Portland capital, will
make Astoria tune up its dolorous
common point again. What shall be
the greatness of that city wh"n it lets
another steal its opportunities? The
greatness of Astoria was prosective
development of Tillamook and Ne
halem trade, It could have hd that
territory for the energy. Oregonian.
And will have it by maneuver if
Portland permits the new road to
connect with the North Pacific on
the banks of the Columbia or the
Willamette below Portland.
A special tax levy bill is Intro
duced for Portland's interest. It
ought not to pass. Multnomah Co.,
has been for several years maneuver
ing to escape paying state tax. The
first move was abolishing the State
Board of Equalization. Then the
assessor lowered the valuation of pro
perty. This lessened tbe state tax.
It also lowered the amount of county
nd city tax to a point where there Is
not money to pay the ordinary ex
penses of the municipal and county
government. It Is now prnosed to
replenish the local treasury by a sm
clal levy for that purpose. The same
thing should have been done by
raising the valuation of prerty. It
could have been done, as has been
admitted by the Multnomah people.
A selfish disposition is show n that
ought not to go unnoticed.
Corvallis papers oppose the build
ing of an Agricultural College in
Eastern Oregon. The papers have
good grounds for objecting to divid
ing the funds set apart for maintain
ing an Agricultural College and Ex
perimental Station. It is urged in
support of the Eastern Oregon Agri
cultural school project that the cli
mate la so different that eiriinents
made here from which conclusions
re reached are of no value there.
No doubt there Is much in the con
tention but suppose the school is
divided. No conclusive work can
be done at either place. Washington
now has college In the stretch of
country east of the Cascades and the
work done there will apply to East
ern Oregon If however, efforN at
Cortallls are dissipated by division,
large section of country with a
peculiar climate will be deprived of
benefits) coming from an experiment
station. This is true not only for the
Willamette valley of Oregon, but all
that part of Washington west of the
Cascade mountain. Oregon might
as well surrender the entire college as
10 fritter away results by division.
AS ADV0CATS WASTKU.
The people are no more indinVr-
eut In the matter of choosing a sena
tor to represent ua at Washington
than the prolessiouai politician. 1 heir
interest only runa In another pain.
The politician asks "what can
as senator do for me?" The people
ask what can as senator do for
tbe state and for tbe nation?"
This was forcibly stated by a gen
tleman on tbe streets of Balem last
Saturday. "We have but one uia"u
from Oregon who can stand up and
debate. We ought to have four, but
the way In now appears, this legisla
ture will not better the matter. Mr.
Corbet t can't speak, ami Mr. Mc-
Rrid ia little heller. 1Ii1'h seem
to have Influence with committees,
but we need a man who can appear
before committees, before the senate
and before the people at home. It
was a satisfaction hist fall to hear
Congressman .Tongue speak to us
here. He clearly stated the ssues as
he bad personally seen them made,
indeed had helped lo make them.
There was no second-hand or hear
say about It. ' We want more of that
class of men."
There is much in what the gentle
man said. There are two prime re
quisites for senator or member of
Congress: He should be pushing,
active, energetic, possess qualifica
tions necessary to attra t tbe atten
tion of committees and win them to
support his measures and secure fav
orable reports from them. He should
then have sufficient experience and
ability as a speaker and debater to
explain and advocate his measures
before the House and when attacked
to defend them with reasonable
amount ot success from enemies.
This is well illustrated by the fight
recently made on tbe river and har
bor bill by Congressman Cushman.
He attacked tbe bill In bulk and
specially the appropriation written
in by Mr. Tongue. Mr. Tongue had
secured the endorsement of the whole
committee for large appropriations
that will be expended In territory
beyond his listrlct.
Cushman's speech brought many
members to their feet in answer.
Among them was Mr. Toague, and
we of Oregon have no occasiou to
blush for the way be acquited him
self. Cuihman was floored, and Ore
gon got good advertising out of the
incident. But how would It have
been had other conditions prevailed?
This was time when good public
speaker ass needed, and we had
him. We need mate la the
senate.
koai rouciKa.
The county court has levied 8
mill road tax to be paid la money.
Supervisors claim they will be able
to do more with money than with
labor. That i probably true, but
there is more needed. Intelligent
supervision on one plan for the
county is absolutely esrential.
Twenty one men with different ideas
cannot do as effeciive work as one.
The present system is likely to fail.
Ind.'ed it is reported that In one pre
cinct in the county, tbe supervisor
elected last June has utterly failed to
do any work on tbe roads of his dis
trict. And worst of it is, he cannot
be removed and he continues in office
till July, 1 1902,
What is needed is county road
suervisor who shall have no autho
rity to appoint deputies. Let him
use foremen of working gangs. It Is
not a valid objection to such county
officer that he will be an expensive
luxury. If his salary be fixed at
$1500 there would be a saving, for
last year the county court allowed
supervisors claims to the amount of
about $3600. Let the legislature
abandon the "good roads" hobby,
and provide for improving J he dirt
roads. There are very few miles of
road in the county where the traffic
will justify the payment of $8000 per
mile for Improvement, but In ditch
Ing, grading and widening of the
track, an Intelligent supervisor will
do excellent work with $300 to $600
per mile.
There is another policy that the
Independent does not favor and
that is state aid. We want no sam
ple roads built by the state. By
sample road is meant a short peice
say a mile in length. Take the road
from here to Forest Grove, a distance
of six miles, and a road traveled as
much perhaps as any other six miles
in the county. The state might build
a mile of this as a sainpl, spending
13,000 to $10,000, expecting that the
local people would contribute the
other $10,000 or $."0)000 to complete
it. Would it be done? Then there
is the proposition of bonding the
county. It Is not to be thought of.
When Mr. Biglow wants to mort
gage his farm he can do so, but the
authorities ought never to be allow
ed to mortgage it tor him.
8UTB PKESM.
The Oregonian Is in error when it
refers to Mr. Corbett as the "candi
date of tbe majority." He has not
received majority of the votes of
the legislature, or even a majority of
the republican members. He ia
strictly a minority candidate, and It
ink' til At well ta i!i.ilerstiMl Urt as
l-v-t thai he cannot bull dean or buy
the Oiegou legislature. Albany
Herald.
101 ItfOl.
Compare your New Year's break
fast In 1901 with trw? one over which
you might have presided in 1801 had
fate so ordered. At that early date,
on your table from the cloth to the
sausage nearly every article would
tie. the product of your handiwork.
The bread would be yours, and If
you had hot cakes they would be a I
the night before with yeast of your
making. You would have roasted
the coffee and grouud it by hand. If
you had chops, eggs and potatoes
ib y would e friixl in lard w dch
you bad "rendered" for yourself.
lu 1901, oraoges and bananas are
brought to you from the south, oat
tueal and wheat from the western
prairie; cocoa from South America;
Java sends you coffee and China and
India offer you tea. Cold storage
gives you beef from Texas, and
grates from California, while at you'
plate Is a telegram from your brother
who reached Berlin last night.
Exchange. In which century would
one pre -t to live? In rural districts
the same conditions exist as they did
100 years ago, sausage, biscul's and
lard, but it Is doubtful if they were
in tli ' city at that date. The orange
and bananas dow go further inland.
So to a modern it seems tiiat the
nineteen nun J red and one has decid
edly the best ot it.
r -
U. S hENATUK ! LAO-LOCK,
It may be properly said that there
is a dead-lock at Salem. Almost two
weeks have been spent in balloting,
and from the first every ballot has
been practically a repetition of the
one before it. , The vote stands :
For H. W. Corbett 29 votes,
Adams, Keene,
Batrett, , K'rk,
Brings, Lamson,
Butt, Mattoon,
Cameron, McCracken,
Carter, Miller,
Duly, MuUey,
(Jeer, Pearce,
Hahn, Poorman,
Hart man, Steiwer,
Hawkins, Stewart,
Howe, dtory, .
Johnston, Thompson,
Joscphi, Thomson,
Viuceut.
For Oeo. W: McBride 19 votes,
Booih, Looney,
Browned, Mays,
Cattauach, Merrill,
Eddy, Nichols,
Emmett, Nottingham,;.
Fultou, Porter,
Hunt, Uelr,
Kelly, Smith, A C
Kruse, Talbert,
Kuykeudttll,
For Wm Smith, dem. 20 votes.
Allen,
Bernards,
Clem,
Driseoll,
Edsan,
Grace,
Hedges,
Ht-llkemper,
Holcomb,
Ingram,
Inman,
McAlister,
Montague,
Morrow,
Orton,
Ilea vis,
UU-e,
Schumann,
Shipley,
Simpson,
Smith, It A
Sweek,
Watson,
Wade,
Webrung,
Whitney.
For Binger Herman, 7 vote's.
Black, Hume,
Colvig, Marsffcrs,
Dimuilck, McUreer.
llemenway,
For C, W. Fultou 2 votes.
Harris, Smith (Yamhill)
ForO. H. Williams, 2 votes.
Robert, Smith; (Marion),
For 8. A. Lowell, 1 vt te.
Proebatel.
Nor voting, 1 Smith (Baker).
Absent, 1 Mc(ueene.
No reason, good and sufficient, for
this is apparent unless it be that the
lobby is exercising its skill in pro
longing the struggle for mercenary
purposes. However this is not the
first time that there hss been a lint
up. In 1882 a minority of 16 repub
licans defied a caucus of 36 and se
cured a surrender.
Representative C'ushuian's attack
on the river sud harbor Mil was
Justifiable from a Wa.-hingU n stand
point, Oregou went along so long
without getting her J ml dcseits that
she can syiu .:itlii..' with her sister
state. It was lucky for On gon that
she had a representative ou the com
mittee. Independence Enterprise.
Move to amend by striking out
"Washington" anil inserting "Taco-
nia and Seattle." Also add to the
paragraph, "at.d a representative on
the floor who cn and will speak."
otlce of Flnitl Nettlement.
Notice is hereby given flint t. the under.
aliened, annnni-tratni-ric-boui-nou of the
estate ot in. lucent, d.-ceanca, have riled
in the Count v Court of the State of i irciron
for Washington count, niy linal account
ns adminintratrix de nonis-non of said
estate and that said court hits net Mondav
relirnary 1 1th, IS 1 at the hour olio o'clock
a. m , ns the time and the County Court
room In Hillnboro, tlreon an the place for
hearing objections o said a ceo :nt and the
l.nsl ttli ti ent of sail) fetal
1 luted thmsih da, of January l!Jl.
EM EI. INK VINCENT,
Admiiiittra-rii-de-homs-non of the eet.,
oi Wm. V mo m, deceased
Keep out the
E,ain
'THE
I Hamilton-Brown Shoe
i
Will
h Got a Pair.
4 . .
AT DENNIS' STORE
Baby's First Shoes Free.
I will present to every baby,
in this county, born in the year
li'01, its first pair of shoes,
absolutely free. All you have
to do is to comply to the print
ed proposition below. Remem
ber they don't cast you a cent.
K What You Have to Do.
N I will furnish you with a
ed by the Mother, Father and
jy you get the shoes absolutely free
It's a Short Road
from a cough to consumption.
Don't neglect a codgh take
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
when your cold appears. The
ounce of prevention n is
better than years of illness.
1 suffered for yn from m cough, bronchial
nd long "trouble. kitd blxd frequently
Spent ytars in lh Dakntas and other parts ot
west but jrH ao relief. Returned east anJ
bean takm; Shimh. A few bottle com
pie icly cured me. 1 cossidcr it the grtsateat o
femcuica.
HENRY T. PFTCHER,
With F. L. Camp A Cb.t Broker, HutTalo, N. Y.
Shiloh's Cnntnniptlnn CnrtaM hf all
rnarvlat at A, ftOe, I.OO m bottl. A
rrtnltf garnte K" with ewrjr bottl
f yu mrm wot MtUlUri Ut your rirue;Kit
and fft joor monoy bock.
Write for illustrated txk wtj comumpttoe. fvrtt
without coet t yoe. S. C. WelU Co , LeKoy, N.V
Teacher' Examination.
Notice I hereby given that the county
chool supen itenilt-nt, of W'lifliiiiKton
County, Oregon will hold the regular eia
minntion of itip icuiito tor flute paper at
Hillxboro aa fol.own:
Commencing Weilnewluv, February 13.
at nine o'clock a. m., nnd continuing until
hatunluy, tebruary lti at four o'clock
Wednesday 1'enniannhip, history, apell
ing. algeb a, rending, composition.
i huraday Written arithmetic, theory of
teaching, grammar, book-keeping, Knliali
literature, ivil government.
Kridiiy I'hyniology. geography, physi
cal geography, mental arithmetic, achoo
law.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry, gen
eral hiatory, physics, psychology.
HA liAI.T,
School Hupt., of Washington l'o.. We
37-38
Take them to
day and you will
be well to-morrow.
Baldwin's
Allopathic Cold
Cure Tablets,
(Csld In Hxaa)
No.23-B. 25c
PSARCISCO.
X. L- PAt.nwrf co.
Your Col.t Cure Is the only remedy that
really does cur tu uoe day.
Hassv Ronosa.
Harry Rodger Co.
AcaaitnTO, Cal.
K. L. BAU'U'IN CO.
Yon C M Cure TsMeta No. J B ar
splendid fur Cotu la Heail
WM. llWINKIX.
With Adams, Booth ft Co.
TKKVIL, COLO.
B, U. BAt tWI! CO.
I iad rmir Cold Core Tablets th' safrsl
and met om ii'tit remWy for tid tn uo
head. Taeycurs ia cver'tr.tsnre.
H. it. buocsoa
For Male at Iirlla Drug 3ttre
S
Do It
All Prices
certificate which must be sign-
the attending physician, then
Don't Rub It 1 1.
All
ACHES AND
PAINS LOOK
ALIKE!
TO
Scotch Remedy
There rc fuor food reasons why ever
hauxhold s ouid use this remedy t
yirt It penMratxa qulrkxr and deepac
than any kiiwa ramady.
aond It removeo pain aad soreness at
owo, ami win not sou or aisool
skin or clothiac.
Tblrd It enajSArns no chloroform, othw,
ammanla. oa&slsum or lodlna and li
not rolatllo.
Tourtn Hscauso It Is the only safo, quick
and harmleaa remedy found on tlu
market.
Sold by all arumsta at K oanta.
SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY
fasten Aisncy BAM VaAHCiaC
Tooth
Brush
Economy
We have tooth brushes fur Ave
anil ten centH that are wild lor
double the prlee In aome place"..
Extra good one for fifteen
centu, "plendid values for the
money; but we do not urge the
sale of any of thene beeaur
teal downright economy cook
in buying aomethinir a little
belter. We would advise you
to pick a brush costing- 25 cert
or more for two rexsona.
K)jpQl your teeth are worthy
P "t)T)of the best rush
made. The better the brush,
thfl more perfect the work.
ecora,broihP(l Br4.
guaranteed to give long and
perfect service.
Delta Drug Store,
Main St., Hillsboro, Ore.
Rupture & Piles,
Cured without Operation or Deten
tion from business.
Room 14, aekay IIIJCm Partlaatl, Ore.
Trraaurrr's otlce.
All County dnlera KnJorsejl priur to
Aug. IS. , not paid loraantot fumls
ars cailtM Hur. Inlereil iU ceua alter
reb, 1, juul.
tioIHjU U t'U A SI) A LI.,
J7 Co. freuaurer.
WANTED. Capable, reliable j-ersoii lu
everv county to 1 cpiexeiii larite rcniruny
of tauli J iin.iicnl repututun ; ' t) sabuy
per veur. puysl'le weekly ; W V dy abso
lutely sure" ami all tiiiars; tr:it t,
bonu liile, lclimt salary, no comniiaiioii;
ulary paid (ach fatiinlay ail eleiiM
inoiH y ttivaiioeil eai.-li aeek. bl'NDAKD
HOI fK, 3:H UKuHonx br., CiiK'.tu.i,
.Vj2
BY V I U ft' K (IF AN tXKt t'TIt'S,
ilccne am! oiiKt of mle, i'"l out ol
the l irellil court ol tbe Ktatu ol I r poll, UT
mlimutoii couiily. 111 favor of Mary Viu
um an, I Jennie bapniaii, eiet-uUrs of 1 he
la.-t ill ami tivlaiiK-nl o ,M . 111 rva e toll,
it'a il, anil aKuint " lluini'hreya
ami A niiuinta K. II umphreya, exti nlors
of the last ili ami tesLinu-ut of Thoa. 1.
Huniihrfys, K-i-ail. lohn J. Mown,
k.mi.ix e .ot..iii wile. ri. II. Ilulnl'b-
rev.4. Miirv C lliin:ohri'i-M. hia ail'e. John
II. llu.ui hreva. Kl ra iliimnhnys. Ins
wile, 1 tionuia J. imii liny,
lluiiihtev. bin wile, Sanuel f. Iliinipli
ry, Arauiinla K. II uiniilinys. Mary A
V. ttl vertoii itiii I Kin. h Wiilverton. her hua-
l.iilld. Arlbnr K. li Ulinihreva. W. l. Viooii
ami T. T (inr Koveruor of the elate of
Urenon, r .,1. lHiiitiHr, aeeretary. ol tin1 state
of Uri-iron, ami t'bas. 8. Moore, wlate Irwa
niirer nf Dn-i: constituliii I lie r-tale
1 .til nl iioanl ul lln Mate 01 tlrivnii, ana
r.llabetli J. I uili'M lor the hiiiii of flo.00
cohte. and lor the further huiii of $J.'Jif.!iU,
tl. S. (jniil coin. 1 illi inter et theri'Oii at
llm ran: of ) per ei nt tier aiinmn mini he
l.ith tiny ot Dii'einher IxtM. and for the cottt
and exiiuiiHea ut .sale ami ol miM writ:
Now tlierel'nn-, by virtue and 111 per-
Kiianeo ol naid milL'iiieiit. I will, on M01
day tbe .'Lit day of January l:"l, ut tbe
suiitH floor ol thelourt llouMeiu Hula
boro, Wtishineioii county. Oregon, at tbe
hour nf 1U o'clock a. 111.. ol'aanl day eell at
public unction to the ni;heet b ifdcr for
ounIi the following doMcritc(l r- al proerty
to-wit :
1 rneta , and !Vi of Ainemled I'lat of
Kairview I'dditioli, to the town of llillslioro
WaMliinton county, tircoii.tilao tlio West
thriHvfourtba of block "A" aa the saui.- ap-
Iieai-s on I'lat of rail view addition to
lilHhuro, tlreeon, V asliiiiton county, to
natiety the bi'U-iiitH'liire named aunia, and
lor the rottl and e'eiiHea of sn'ul Hule.
VV ii ui.M4 ni luiml ihia Kith day of llt
ember, i'.axi,
J W BKWKLL,
hlierill'of W a.-lii 1 ii' In 11 , county, Oregon.
W.J. Wall, i eput., . 31-.K;
Nil I IM Fa"" K.tl.l-U
HYVIiai'K OK AN ATT 1 CUM ENT
exertition, divree nod order of saie
tinned out ol the comity cnur ol the state
of (rei;on, for Wa-iiinutoii c ninty. in fuvor
of iA li ihiin)ihreya, executor and Ara
tiiinta K tluiiipjiieyn, executrix of tbe last
will anil testament of Thus i. iltiinphrevs
deceased, and ituiiiHt l.iu;y K. Yates nn.l
Clirie I, YntcH, lor the sum of 7..ftl costs,
ami for the further muiii of t2iii no U. 8.
Cild coin, with interent thereon at the rate
of 10 per rent per annum trout the 2(i day
of July, 1!Hmi, and lor tlxM st and expenses
of sale and ol said writ:
Now tbere ore. by virtue and in per
aiiunee of said judgment, 1 will on Mon
day the 21st day of January at the
sou ill door of tlie Cnurt JIoiiku in Hil a
hnro, Wahinuton county, Oregon at the
ho - r of lu o'clock u. 111., ol said day nell al
pub'ic auction to the highest bnUlcr for
cash the lnilowing described real prfiiH'rty,
ofhaid l.ucy K. ales and Chris IV Yates,
In ing the pinjierly attached in said action
vis: I he West liafof the West half of
Hcction 14 and the 8outlieast quarter of the
Northwest quarter of t-ection It und the
Northeast quarter of the Southe:it tiarter
of Heetion '1.1 all in I' wuahip 2 North
Uangea 4 Weet. containing 'II" acres.
Also a tract beundeil ia follows, to-wit:
Commencing at a point 12 Cham- North of
the Houthwetit corner of the doniit 011 I mil
claim of Lewis Miller and wife in Section
11 TowiikIi p 2 North Range 4 West and
running thence North 1M t haina. Thence
Ka-e M.411 Chains T hence booth U" West
to the place of heginuing. containing 11 87
acrea,
Also the undivided one half of a tract ol
land bounded a 'd tleHcribeit as follows,
to-wit I'eing a part of the donation land
claim of 11' ury Poland jr., and bounded
by beginning at a a one in the center of
the county road at the eioutheii.it corner of
K. M. Kul.xay's laud in Town-hip 1 8011th
Hange 2 West Will. Mer. Thence North
H2.:U degrees Vi eet I'.I.' M Chains to tne
Not theiiNt comer of a truck of laud sold by
Corwin Wtajster to N. U. KobiiiHoii.
Ilienee Hotith ,!A degrees West 15 07
Chains to a point HI links North of C e
Houth line ofs il tract, thence North K0.4H
dei reea, Kast i:t.:i Chains more or lens to
the center of said county road. Thence
North -7 degieea Kast 12 () Chains more or
less to the place ot beginning containing
'2b acres mure or leas, excepting the follow
ing tracts to-wit : I he Kast half 1 f the
boutht-aat quarter of the Northwest quar
ter of Section 14 lowiifhip'2 North Uangc
4 Wen.. Also the ri.ht of war through
the land ol fie raid l.ucy K. Yates, ami
i hris P. Yaten, from the ollthwlHt corner
of the alHive dent-ribed piece following tiie
line lictwecn tiieir 1 .ml and the Yallhcws
place to the i-ounty road a strip 2f feet
wide. A Ino UAcepting the following to-wit:
T he Northwest quarter o the Nortnwivt
quarter of fection 14 in T o nship 2 North
liange 4 Went of the Willamette Meridian
containing 40 acre. Alno a tract com
mencing at the 8oiithwest corner nf the
Nortbwent quarter of tiie Nort hwent quar
ter of section 14 Township 2 North Kange
4 W cnt, thence 8011th 7.S-V- Chains to the
center of I 'airy creek, Ihenee Kant K.1 linkn,
thence North liy Kant to a point 4. HI
Chains due r ant from tbe place of lievin
ning, thence Went I 111 Climnn to the place
of coinmc ceineiil, coiilaiinug 22 acres, to
alinl'y tiie ben-inlief re nuim-d huiiin, and
lor 1 he co-is and expenses of naid sale.
Witni-nln. hand this l.'ilh d y ol J ec
enibcr, lnOJ.
J. W. SEvVKI.I,.
Sheriff of W.mh!iiitoii counly, (I egon
V. J- Wai.i., deputy. ai-a
M.J.SHIELDS&Co.
Growers and ImporlcrH of all kinds ol
Grass it Field Seeds
We can mini" seed lor evergreen pas
ture in your section of the country. Why
prospect with untried geedg? With
fifteen years of ersoniil exticrience in
growing, also with the exieriiiice ol the
Agricultural Colleges at Moscow and
Tollman, we flu I mi it the following list
of toed out of a hundred different kinds :
I'roiuua lucrum., Italian live Urate,
Tail Meadow ti-qtie, Ktiirllsh Uyt
tirass, Kugll'li lilue ttras. Hat Hteni
ineil lilue .nt-s. fall .aesdow Oat
l.raas, Drchanl l.rasM.
Tho are KUIS'I iiklliv. . ...
growers or them ami will guarantee
I I ... 1
-"nun in. pi ICC.
We are also groweri and importers of
Clover, tir.ilfav, IVun, Carn, Wheat,
KusOitu Spilt. Klilett ami all kludi
of t u Id Hecrls.
For references we cite jmi to W. .1.
fl'lI.LMAN, Professor of Agriculture at
the Agricuitiir.il t'-dlege at Pullman
Wash., and II. T. KKKNCil, I'n.ieanor
ol Agriculture at the I I.1I10 8tule l'o
versuy, Mmut, Idaho Kor price and
lurtlier information inMrens,
M.J. SHIELDS & CO.,
0S4OW, IUAIIU.
MELS0H & REEP.
MASL'FACTl'KEKS OK .
Roagh and Dressed
LUMBER
Wa will have our sawmill ready to aaw
lumlr on or al-J.it Ji.ne Sth. The body
of timber tribuUry U the le-t In Ilia
.taU. ud hetiea aiih ' aupenor
machinery and mechanical skill our
product will b. axtwl to that found lu
any market and suisrior to moat. Wa
nivite. orders.
The n w rlrm of St hulmerii h llroa.
sell gixaN 1 liespt r IIihu any Arm
1 r e city. ( t I heir prices liefore
pit hasimr.
soiriiSEKX ca: :i'u::.ma.
Xoinlile ainonir the pleaxtirca al
foi.'l by the hluiHla Itoule Ik the
winu r trip lo S-ml hern Citliforiiia
and Arina. lb-ucwetl aciiiaintance
with thin section will ever develop
Irish point- of inli rest and uddeil
-oiircee tf wijoy nient, umler Hm sunny
-kiea, in the variety of It industriea,
11 Us prolific vegetation ainontr
il ouuiberleas) reeorla of inouiitain,
shore, valley and plain.
The two daily Nhnstn trains from
I'oriland to California have lieen re
cently equipped with the moxt ap
proved pattern of standard and tour
sin pinar fara, but the low ratec of
jare will Ht ill ooiitinue in 'TTift.
li e 'rated iruhb-s to the winter re
sort, of California and Arizona may
be had ou application 1 o
C. II. Al A UK HAM, (.4. 1', A.,
l'ortiaiiii, Ori'tfon.
Sol ire.
On and alter Jan. 1st, IINII the banking
buninei-R of Hliute A Kixile, will be con
ducted in the name of I. W.bhute, Hunker
successor to Hhute A- Koolu.
All notes and accounts due and payable
loHlmtert Koote, wiil lie collected ey me,
and all claims against said Hhule Koole,
is hereby aanuni d by me, Mr. J. A, Koote
never having taken any InU-reat in said
hanking businena, hence this notice of
change.
aj i J. W. BIIUTK,
Call 011 K. J. Ilarlier, Heeond alreet
if you want a limit clas shave or hair
cut. Try hia bathm, either hot or
cold.
Hun away, about Nov. 1, a black
soxv, white Htrie from top of head to
nose, weigha ZoO )uniln. Will the
Under notify F. M. Ilcidel, IIillHlHiro,
Acker's llvKpcuoia Tabids are sold
on a positive guarantee. Curen heiirt-hurn
raising 01 tl.e lood, dmtrens alter eating or
any form ol dynpepma. tine little table
gives immediaie relief. eta, and 60 eta
The Tlelta Urug Btore.
OA3TOni2l
Withs
zf The Kind You Haw Always Biiatl
ttpiatara
To t ureat'elil lu One Itajr
Take Laxative liromo Quinine
Tablets. All riruiri intx reflinit lha
numev if It fails tn cure. I-' W
drove's signature Is on each box. 2rf.
Hock Island gBng ph a foiuph te
for .10, at Hchulmericli IJroa.
Acker's English Itemcdy will atop a
cough at any time, and will enro the
womt cold in twelve lionra, or money re.
funded. 85 and 60 centa at IelUt Drug
Store, 8
Stop the rough and Warka off the
(obi.
Ltxntive Iiromo-Qulnine Tablets
euro a cold in one day. No Cure, w
I'ay. Price 2." centH.
Wm Mohr makex Is a its at Ms
-dmpoiiHivoiid atroet, IliHsboro, 'for
5.fo xr pair, wed hUh-h for ;.r
and (fives Hpecial Htlenlion to ri'pair-ing-.
IleusKH only tirat-rado abak
which enable him to (fimrantee hia
work.
Xotireol Final N-ttlemrnt.
Notice Is hereby given, that the nndcr
siL'iied adininintiator, of the entiite of H
Hugh.ii, derenseil, has Hied his linal ac
count as such ailiniinstrator In Ihe County
onrt. of Wanhington County. Oiegon, and
!lL,t,n.,rt 'I".". ",Vpo'"W M"'ly. Keb-
.-..., . ...,. uir iiinir 111 iu o'clock a. 111.
as a time f r hearing said account.
, . 11. . l il. TOIM),
Adinitilstratorof the estate of b. Iluehes
.leceaaed. &
otieeor Final Nett lenient.
Not lea la hereby given, that the under-
!l,.f,Ml"l!"U"!,,f Partnership
twin e of B. Hughes A Hon, bus lile.1 his
inal account as such adininistrator lu the
I ounty 1 1 onrt. of Washington county
Tv ki. !","rI ,,ft" "PIH'i-'ted'Mo,,.
di y, February lnth, at tli hour of 10
Sount!1 '"' """ f0f hUT,"K BC
of H.' lilu,.ihlJ.,:vr8of.t",' "''U-
Itefen'r a M..
VOIICKIH HKHKHY (ilVKN THAT
A 'Tne of a decree and order ol tl e
Circuit Conn of the Htate of Oregon 1, r
Wanbtn.ton county, duly made a
ered on liecen,l-r .1. liaai. in a suit where
in KelH-,f- A. llarrett was plain'il, and J
1 J 1 Hinall, her hunband. were
defendant., appointing t. the indcr
ntgiied a rcleree to sell the I ereit..,
J. IIi0. duly levy upon, ami on Mondav
Keb uary 4 rji, ut tlle hour ()f
a 111 ut ait day, at the south l.a,r , t,l
Court House In Hillsboro. OreJon.
sell, at I" 'lie auction, t. the high, n Lj
'ler for cash In hand on day ol , M '
following dac.rild real ntate, t -wf
Oregon, containing I 7..s. IM!r7 "',
; W itness my baud this Itecembe, 1.
HKJfTOl 1IOW MAN,
Uelurea,
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