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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT la Ik natoffleeai UUUboro. On. M M BUUI aullor. la idfu, per year, ll.uo HlLUIiOKO rCBUaUlXti U Prop, D. M. C OAULT, Sditoc. FRIDAY. MAKCU 29, 1901. Aguinaldo the bead of the Philip pine Inattrg'ea.nta was captured Ibis week by Gen. Funittan. Agie la now priacuer In Manila.. aFe lane county report that an agent haa been atatiorted in l'ortlaud whose bualneaa will be to turn immigrant! toward that county and distribute literature. Lino county alxo ban an gent there. There in none from Washington county though. Reapectable women afraid to ven ture out of doors, t we citizens severe ly beaten, one oldler seriously injur ed, 200 aoldiera diunk, one saloon wrecked such are one dsy'a results of the "reform" effected by closing the Fort Sheridan canteen, an report ed by the Chicago Inter Ocean. The Voice of New York, the prohibition organ of presidential candidate Wool ley pronounce the report a malicious lie, and Mr. Woolley Indulges in other epithet uu1ly confin.l to bar roots. The report of the Inter Ocean la without doubt true, however it is not suppoeable that the rioting above described is to occur every day. The military authorities at Fort Sheridan were taken by surprise. They had not taken into account the temper of the men who were angrj at the read ing of a new and unpopular order corking the canteen. It is n t pro bable that a second riot will happen the aame week. The new law is not to be Judged by the first day It is In operation. - Notwithstanding more drunkenness and debauchery is to be expected under the new regulation than by the old, it is by no means proven that the prohibition 1st and the saloon keejiers did net work for the aame end when the canteen waa abrogated. Prof. Cordly, eutomologist of the atate agricultural college, states that the shortage in the wheat crop of the Willamette valley last season was not due to Insect penis to the extent that waa generally supposed. lie places the actual loss to the wheat product from the ravages of insect pests at from 10 to 20 per cent of the aggregate, but warns the farmers that they have, three pests against which they must contend unceasing ly and Intelligently if they would be assured of a good yield of wheat. Scheduled according to their perni cious power, these pests are the Hes atan fly, the joint worm and the green aphis. Reporter. There was a great er lota In 1900 than 10 to 20 per cent. What caused the balance the profes sors do not undertake to tell, nor do they point out an easy and certain remedy for the insect pests. In this county some of our old common clod hoppers are suggesting the burning of the stubbles after harvest. Joint worma and wheat aphis would get a roasting. True some fertilising ma terial contained In the straw would be lost, but better the decrement than the ravages of the pests. Last fall the Uessian fly was present in Washington county but he hss not been heard of thia spring. Can it be that our wet winters so soak the larva envelope that it is destroyed? Such la the hope. Cold weather will not kill or else the Dakotas would be free. Do you remember how the demo crats and : populists talked in the early part of 1898? How they ached to get the government plunged in war? And then how they refused to vote an army after the war came? We'l, here la some more of that same tuff found In a democratic p per published only last week: "At the beginning of the Chinese trouble it was stated that Mr. McKinley wax prepared to go any lengths necessary to preserve American trade right, but we haven't heard of his doing anything to stop Russia' absorbtion of the province of Manchuria, with which we have a large and thriving trade, except to issue a very mild di plomatle note expressing the opinion that It was real naughty tor any of the power to make secret deals with China without consulting the other powers. He'll have to take on a lit tle more ginger, if we are to hold on to our Chinese trade, which was made the principal excuse for acquir ing the Philippines. It will be real ly too bad If we have to lose our Chinese trade and keep the Pnilip pines, too." Doea it not jar you? Ilia facts too. We never captured the Philippines for the purpose of ex tending trade. Dewey went into Manila Bay to destroy the Spanish fleet and captur. that Island so that the enemy would not have a base or navy for attack Man Francisco or Seattle. The campaign was pure ly defensive and the trade incident waa an after. happening. &EW MULE FOX T&KJLTIES. The United State has written an other chapter 16 Inter national law. It surprises the old trained diplo mats, but the reason of the rule is so appareot that it la bound to be the statute of nations. From remote, timea the powers have made conventions, treaties, with neighbors that have not only been binding upon the contracting parties but all others have recognised them. For Instance when the treaty of Paris waa concluded between our govern ment and Spain we got Porto Rico and the Philippines. This treaty waa notorious. It waa acquiror! in not only by Spaiu but the other pow ers, that is England, for Instance, acknowledged that Porto Rim and the other islanda involved are no longer Spanish territory, but depen dencies of the United States. That U th statu of open, notorious trea ties. Heretofore the same treatment haa been accorded to secret treaties. They have been assented to by third powers and their provisions accepted but the United States has decreed aj different policy for our government. It Is, that the United States will not recognize secret treaties. The events that led up to the mat ter belong to the Chinese difficulties that are now settling in the Orieut. Russia proposed a secret treaty to China by the terms of which Man churia a province of the latter Ifov ernment waa to be ceded to Russia, or at least Russia was to have valua ble concessions. A hint ot the fram ing of the treaty came to the diplo mats of the other nations. They pro posed that the powers unite in a pro test to Russia against tbe framing of such treaty. The United States was approached with reference to Joining in such protest. Tbe McKinley ad ministration refused, quoting as a reason our well aettled policy of avoiding entangling alliance 8, From some quarters came adverse criti cism, but at no time has our govern ment been indifferent. First Secre tary Hay advised the Chinese gov ernment not to sign the Russian treaty. Then Mr. Hay formulated tbe new rule, which be not only com municated to China and Rursia, but to all the other European govern ments declaring it to be the purpewe of this government not to recognise seciet treatioa. This ia independent action which, without doubt, will be followed by tbe other powers, since it supercedes the necessity of a unit ed protest. So far China refuses to sign the document presented by Rus sia, and probably will not now. STATE FRES8. W, J. Bryan, who started a paper the first of the year In ordf r that he might educate the democratic parly and get them ready for the nexl campaign, after receiving hundreds of thousands of subscribers at 11.00 each, takes the money, hires an edi tor and will take his family into a private car, on a subsidised railroad, and go to New York, where he will lane a steamoost in Which a .urge suite of rooms haa already been en gaged, and sail for 'England and wnd the summer In the old world McMinntllle Reporter. Numerous changes were made hi the road laws b a bill passed by the last legislature whether the work will be better or more complete under the new road law remains to be demon strated by time and experience. Heretofore, much complaint has been made of the road laws. The road law have been at all time much bet ter than the disposition of many eo pletowoik the roada according to the law. The complaint was general ly made by people who did not wish to work the roads, but In stead en deavored to make believe that there was .10 road law to compel the work when, In fact there waa always plenty Uw but little obscr ation thereof. Corvallis Oasette. If the Oregon legislature has spent loo much money, it is not the fault of the legislators but of I heir consti tuents who clamor for appropriations for every conceivable project. The joint ways and means committee of the legislature was very economical about appropriations, and the genth men who were members of it brought down the wrath ol many for their so called parsimonious program. The state of Oregon is growing. Tbe penitentiary has nearly 300 Inmate!-. the asylum almost 1200, and the va rious other state Institutions owl heavily to maintain. The salaries of nearly all public officials have been greatly reduced, and all kinds of pri vate claims, some of them. Juct, were cut out of the appropriation bfll, but the bill is at the 11,750,000 mark. Republicans, democrats and populists voted for tbe bills, and outside of very few Items of insignificant amounts in every case, not one raised a word of protest. Just because the araouut seems large, small fry cala mity Journals throughout tbe state are howling about grafts, but they do not attempt to specify such item as even to their biased minds seem unjust This ia truly a very decep. j tive uethMl of attempting t obtain a small politi'-al dvutag- without being rpw.-on-ible lor oppoirg ai y one item. Albany Herald. WhtiU Mtuuuiu uy ? The 'colleges of Oregon some yef.rs since iroMMfd Inst auhiial eotilewSs be held tu determine nt school beat ilevel oped oraioi y. hch school htrer.i-. seiiled by what !t puis forward as its ls-t oratir. The oritur hss ut ouly to declaim iu public, but must write what hu speaks, lid is udged ou both composition sod on delivery. This year the contest was held at Corvallis and was won by KIo"l S. Minchiu, of Ncwberg l 1 Icge. He is the second winner from that school. M Miuuville college hss also furnished two winners, and wauled a third which it leped to get, if Miuchiii could I degraded. The McMinuvillH college represent live was secjnil on the list at Corval lis. To put Its man first McMimiville preferred charges against Minchlr, alleging that he had copied a part ol his oratiou from" a book. The com mittee of toe association that inves tigate such matters did not sustain the charges. McMinnville'a repre sentative on the committee voting alone. The controling spirit aeeui to have been jealously or iiogishness, both passions being despisable. Miu chin is a youth 19 years of age, son of Kaiuuel Minchiu, a farmer near Duudeo station, Yamhill county. Elwood baa completed tbe academic course in the Newberg college and is now a member of the freshman class. He is small and au thing but pre possessing in appearance. Menially he is bright and gives promise of good things in the future. His father is poor and tne boy has no financial assistance from home except perhaps provisions from the tariu which lie cooks himself in his bare bachelor rooms in an old tutnblexlown wood en shark. McMinnv He and Eugene colleges need uotgtt virtuously n dignant for the students at Newberg might wear silk hats if the little quaker college could receive a !)3, 000 appropriation from the state. Someone having informed Mrs. Nation that a certain we-tern pajier has published the report that she was about to be divorced, she re sMndl In writing: 'Te l t ha? edi tor to correct that lie and do it quick ly by telling the people that what he wrote was manufactured in hell and is In lh mouth cf devils." The ma dam uvinces wonderful familiarity witli a foreign country anil Its ruler.' MIIKKIFF M MALI-;. IS TUB CIRCUIT COUKT OK THE X Hate of Oregon for the County of wasniiigKin. i.aw uuurantee and trust Society, l imited of London, Kngland pluintilf, V Uurvey A. Ilogue et ul uelen danta. Hy virtue ol an' Execution, Judgment. Order and Decree, du y isa led out ot and Under the seal of the 11 hove entitled ''ourt in lh " hove entitled cause, to li e duly directed dated the Jsth dn-of Mar , M 1 upon a judguie it rend red and sutered in the said Court on the lKtn day of March, HHil, ill favor of t' e Law Uuarantee and T-ust Bociety, l.inii ed of ondon, Kn -and pluintill', inj against Jlarvey A. Ilogue.et al defendiinta for the sum of ti,-ti- 0.UU, with interest thereon from the 1Mb day ol December JH7 utft percent per annum, and f e fvrther sum of JI4r SI with interest thereon at the rate ofM per cent per annum from the lsth day of Dec em her 1S!i7, and tbe further siiinnf fi.iO as attorney fe s with interest thereon Irom the tub day of January new at the rate of S percent "per annum and a so the sum of hi 75 costs, wi'h interest thereon Ir in January lith at the rate of Nperrrnt per annum, and the further suln of !. so costs and dishiirsenients, costs of the Supreme Court with 6 per rent interest from Octobers 111 u and ulso f.1 acciuing costs, and also ihe costs of and upon a d wi it coiumanilinir me and requiring me to niak sle of the fol owing iiescrihed real property to wit: That certain tractor parrel of land situa ted in the County of Washington, btate of Oregon, and described as follows uanielv: The south ha f of the southe st quarter ol seetio i twenty (111) Hm u 0f section twenty-nine U'.f) in township one (1 1 Hotith range one ( 1 ) west of the W illnniel te Meri dian except the north half of the northwest quarter of said section '! containing flu acres being the donation hind claim of KiUarJ t?, 8exton ami wile. Sow, thereflirs. by virtue of said Execu tion, Judgment. Order unn Decree, and in compliance with the commands of said writ I have levied upon, and will, on the 2'.Hh day of April, i:mi at the hour of ten o'clock a. 111., ai the trout door of tlie Court House, in the City of II llboro, said County and ftute. tell at Diiblic aiictuui uhje t to redemption, to tlie highest hid- orr. tor i nnen nniln gold coin cash In hand all the right, title mid iutcrent liich the above named di fe (fants, or el her of 11. em, nan onineuaieoi ine mortgage to pluintilf here 11, namely, the IMh d y ol December ISH7, or sin e h d in and to the above descnlieil real properly to satis, y said execution, Judgment, Order ami Jii cree, interest slid cost and all accruing costs. Jtill-b ro, Oregon, Siath ilav of Ma- I'.'Jl J. W. 8KWK1J., Sheriff of Washington Countr. ore, on. Mil Hy A.J. Wall, deputy. All County warrants of V anhln, Ion county state of Oregon, Kndorscd 'Not payalil lor want ol funds' prior to bept i. iWJO. will he due mid navuhle 011 ,.nd after April I, It 11 and interex't will cease at mat date, excepting ws'ruiits uunilien-d 11. ') to Hi. inclusive of clus V. . KODODI'JI CHANDALJ., ,, Co. 1 reasurer llillstioro, Oregon March 21, II, Jl. 44.15 Tenrlier'a Knmlnntion. Notice Is liere'.v viven that thecmmtir school sui.erisleii(lent of Washington county, Oregon, will hold the regular exa mination 01 applicants lor count v certio rates at the public school building in xi 11 lino ro. as follows: Commencing Weilnesdnv. An-ll 111 ot nine o'clock a. 111. slid continuing until I'ndav. April l at lour o'clock . Kirst, berond and Thirl grade certili cates. Weilnesday-I'ennianship, history ortho graphy, reuniiig. lhursday Written Arithlnett,-, theory Of tesehing, grauiniar, scbooi law. Kridar tocography, mental snthmilic. physiology, civil government. Primary Certilic-ates Wednesday Penmanship, orthography, reading Thursday Art of questioning, theory of teaching, methods. H A. 1'AI.L, fchool superintendent of Washington County On-gon. 4iV4i t'lTATIOS. IX 1I1K f TMY 'Ol'Rr V UIK I Mlule of Oregon, for the county of Washington. Iu tli Mallei uf the Kstute of ( luoJ.io l-jiit-lier, dtceaied f To the Heirs at law ot suld 'fiiumit lirit rlier, deceased, vbtwo names, me sud places ol reeideiico are now unknown, and to all other persons interested m aid taw, reeling: In the Name ef the btate o ()n-guu you are liw ehy cited and rtuired to appear iu the i ounty l our) of the ot u of ( cgon, !r the County ot Mash ngtou. al the Court room thereof, at iiillshoro in th, Couu y of Washington on Monday the 1st duy of April. 1 ' 1 . at 10 oVloo., iu tliu torei.oon of t ut day theu and there to show cause it any you bavo why a order of , aid Court should not be in ue. auttioris l inn and directing the administ'atnr of auid , estute, to veil the reul estate belonging o ail I eeiuif n pruyt-u lor iu ine Miiuoil m ftaid adiiiiitittlralor ami tiled herein, aaid r.uil ettale bruit; described as following to rn it : BeitiK and situate in WashiiiKtun countr Oregon, and being a part of the Donation Ludd t lain, of Lawrence Hub and ife and in b ction SI 1 IS It t W Will. Mer. and bounded by, ooiiiiiienciiiK at the Northwest corner of a Ml acre tract of land yun-hased by Krancl J, Jenkins from tunes r. Miinttcrs, and runniiiK thence South tfl deien-es Kiuit gHaTch ins; thence South ti rieitnea West 5.1H chains, theuc North !l degrees West &I.S7 chains; thence Horinifl decrees fcaat A. t chains to the I lace of bt-tfinninir. containing 15 and S acres. A strip 3S links wide containing: of an acre and ruiiuiiiK North lio decrees fast I rom r-outh to Korth line of said Ifi oresol land eommeiu-ina on Houlli line of hind Irt.'.a clmi"S Irom bout h west corner Is r -served herefrom suiil Thoinns lirjtoher to ha the right of way f r all neevstmry travel ty erson, lei in or animals, on said trip ! luud to and from the county road. Witness, tlis Hun. h. A. Uood, Judge ol the County i oun of the State of .Oregon, tor the t ounty of W shiiigtou with th awl ol said Court alliied, this 'JUth (lay ol r'ebruury, A. I). 1511. hIAL Attest: CiE". A. MOUfi AN. J. W. Morgan, Clerk. Deputy. 4M i ITITIOXH. IN THK lUKClIIT COITKT OK TUB State of Oregon, for Washington County. Mortimer Mallet, - Plaintiff,) 1 arre JIullet, Defendant) To Carrie II llet, the alsjve named defen dant: In the name of the state of Oregon, you are hcrebv required to a pear and answer the complaint of the pluintill tiled ugaiust you he' cm on or before Thursday the day of .March, 1!JI, and if you fail so to unp-ar and answer, the pluintilf wil apply to the Court lor the relief demanded in his complaint, to wit, lor a decree dissolving t ie marriage contract now existing be tween youiht'lf nd the pluintill'. The time p tscril ed lor 1 iihlinhing this summons is six weeks, and' tliedi'teof the first publi cation is tebruciv IMh DM, and the same is serveik by pi I iication bv order of the Honor le L. A. Rood, C. unty Judge of Washington County, Oregon. Dutud February Hth iliol. h. it. HUSTON, 3;t-45 Attorney for Plaintiff. Take them to day mid you will be well to-morrow. Baldwin's Allopathic Cold Cure Tablets, '(Cat la tUmi ) No.23-B. 25c ft. t,. T1AT.DWT CO. " ,"e,C Your Cokl Cure ts the only remedy that really dues cure la one dsv. UasbV RoDOkas. Harry Rodgm Co. aacaxtiaaTO, Cu B. L. BALDWIN CO. Vuu C.W Cure Tsblrts Its. 3 B inj spleadid fur Culil iu Bcsil. WM. UWINRLU Wiik Adams, Booth tk Co. Danvsa, Colo, K. L. BALDWIN CO. I find your Cold Cure Tablets the ssfe4 snd nwt convenient reuinty for cold 111 Lao bead. Tacy cui iu every mtsnc. U. If. CooKaoa For -ale at Delia Drug 3tor Gicd D roast Just two applications did the work , G?m!tmn--i rrT4 f"r day tis Ofify A Wi'mi.11 I) ( .1 brv.i.st ian Hntl ti clwt"rftiin n p'l. r! St'mrl. KeinoUy, bop tiiK it would -.1-40 tii i.M.u. Tli flri .-p,:icHUt'ii kuv Mlef twd tbt ootHitl rli.rv.i the hrrAt to Ua normw Cfnd'tiotv urit)iiit injurlnn or efTttciIng tt- flort- of nniK, I have u"i1 your truij VJytrinu J'Hin ( up, h a Ktnral houso Jit-Id rciTiMi. . for nearly a yur and oun a'dr If the erta.tett external rmAy im the world. VM&. U. F. IX Uak.aud. Cal., July 14, nocroits rss it. 0?ntltTnri have known of h aa UytinrluuM Puin Cure for vrral yaart but nt until within a fw months haw umm! it njtnii mv parsn ant In my family, r.d I can wv ur.fK-tt ftiitrly that It U ana of tha bnt rrpedl) for pun that 1 hart vr tried. Thomut-hly apptUd It fa, la mv yj"rfT,, vrv unra tn trlva quiofe and wmunnt relief. FmX7tfullT. Uiiu. kL CLT F-L.R, I. D Bakrafi4, Vta DO'T ttUB IT IN SC3TCH RtHEDY COMPAMY Wtxcrs Afsev RAM VKANCtaCO IK'! In llrti Slurp. Shiloh's Consumptior Cure cures coughs and colds ai once. We don't mean that it relieves you for a little whilt: it cures. It has been doinr this for half a century. It has saved hundreds of thousands of lives. It will save yours if you give it a chance. "1 hav rtrrlvrd M sine. ht.l fmrn It. thai t m.wm ininnmrgd kkiloS s fs chi.:U.. th--".u, bronrhi.l SBii lust ffubls.' IHAS. V ANUKKCAK, W.Milord, N. T. lillioVi r-innnmpKoa Is fold h all itraaalMs at r-, or, stl.oo a botiir. A J Tinted aosiritntee sres srlrll every hoiit. f tiis are Mtill-tl n to yooe ileuaclt ABtt Ket jour inline boek. Writs fnr ill utfrtlml rnvk es rtmnm:4irm. -it tHkr.MU)M. S.C t.l,U,.l. t.Tt IT y js . ft fiablea First Shoes Free (S (lis Wliv 1I0 Il'iiniltfin (is $ sueli inivoisal 1 (s j Thoy aro made (JiS itfs and every pair is Get a Pair ity REMEMBR HAVE NO . Adniinlatrntor's) Xlir. Notice is hereby xivt-n Hint the nmli-r-si'iiiil tins hon hy tliH t'onnty l oiirt of v ahhiiiKlon t'oiintv. Ori-non. dulv ui- tiointed a-Jniiiiistrutor of tin' I'stnle of Mamaret i-mobs, di-n-nsi'il All i-rs"iis havintf c nims a -ainst sititl CHtaio are notl- tieil to present them to me with proper voncners at tne law oinre 01 . n. 1111HI4111, in Hlllsboro, Ort-non, wilhin six months from this 1 ate Duteil at llillshoro, Crei ini this LVith ilay of February, 1!1. K. IV. HAIXKS. Administrator of the estate of Mar-tnrft uruDlis, deceased. 11 -4.1 Sotir et Htorliiioltlrro 31 Inc. VTOTIiE 18 HEKEBY Ol VBN. THAT ll the annual meeting of the stiM-kholil-ers of the Hill hornt'o-operative I'oinpaiiy will be held in the(l aii-- bull 111 HillHlsiro OreRon, Xuesduy, the 2i til day of A.nrrli, ttttl, at 1 o'clock. This meeliin.- is (alli-.l for tlio purpose of electniK live directors to serve one year and for the tninsaction of ucn oilier Dusiiiesa as may roerly come before said meeting;. Hillsboro, Urefton, Feb. 21, 1I. JAMta II BKWEIJ., Calvin Jack, sr. Freaident. Secretary. 40-14 VALUABLE BOOK SEND NAL1E AND . In- the New Era Edltloa of , 1 he limporlum Ecoaooalat tow ia Prssi. Our large, profusely Il lustrated Spring and Sum mer Catalogue, describing the new fashions, and piving lowest Department Store prices for every thing to eat, drink, wear or use. ipBippaiijM T Oolrtoeiatolo mos.s.n H CadtXsnala t-i 1 1 liss i slip, si Nile sersi floor npxes 1,000 elsrks. W Kxerator'n Xotloe The ardersii;ned exectuor of the lut will snd testament of Kli i. Hainea. de ceased has been by the County Court ol Washington county. Oregon duly confirm cd as such executor and has duly qualified a such. All persons having- clai.iis against said estate art notified to present them to me wim proper voucnera at tlie I .aw Olhce of 8. 11. Huston, in Hillsboro. Oregon within six months from thisd ite. i luted at Hillsboro. Oregon this March, tu n n. W. H, HAISE8, Kxeontor of the set w ill and testament of Kli J. Hainea, deceaseil. 42M Xotireot Kitial Kptllemrnt. Notice Is hereby given, that the under signed executrix of the ast will md testa ment of Henry Ueavert d ce s a has tiled her final account as such executrix in the County Court, of Wellington County. O e gon,and said I ourt has appointed Mon day, April 8th li)l at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in sa the tinio for bearing said account. A ?i IK y lKlt, Kxecutrix of the last sill and testament of lienry Ueavert, deceased. Ai M Rupture & Piles, Cured without Operation or Deten tion from Business. Koom 1 1, iteltay lllilf., I'arUand, Ore. Xotirp to (JontrKctons. Notice la he eby given that the County Commissioners for Washington eoiinty. Oregon will receiv, sealed prosisal-, at th, t onnty Court mom on April 4, 1'.lul,. on the following bridges and tills. New hrid Te at or near John Hedge, pluc" near Tualatin. Kipa1-- on Ji-ck Hess bridie, Taylor Ferro rood. Hll ami rep in on Woolly b idge. near Hillsboro. Hiioi ilicition, may bo seen at th leri's otlice aft' r Starch , L. A. R'KII). County Judge. Hillsboro, Oregon, March 2tS is 11. 44-4A KJrra, VIUi (IS 8 Why is J I i It Aff j v, (IS y v to Babiea Born during 190I. Vr7 - Ilttiwii slini'S 1 V' W satisfaction to all? 5? riglit,. soll right y fully guaranteed V VI V f at DENNIS SHELF-WORN STOCK. . Wbitc Plyn)o(jtb Rocks I am now luM-kin,.' onlors fur Wliitc Plymouth 1'trt.n frinn rrlxo Wliinliiir Slorh t ft. IK) ar px'itiiijr of 15. Have i nliTH fur 14 Ht'itiniiri. AIo n fi-w ittnariia, part Ocrmitn Warhlfr. IIhIhIhii Ilnrex for hhIc. Mrs. L. W. IIoiihp, 1 1 i I Inborn, ( rifon. Fernfr'r Kotir. Notice is hereby kivdii that 1. the nmler siirtKl, have ta-eii upKiiniiHl executor of Ihe laitt will and testuiniriit of M. I. Hniith. ilei-eused by the t omit Court of the state of Ort'Knn, for W shiiiKtnn county and have duly qi.olilieit as such exiviitor. All persons h-iviiift claims nK'insl the e-ta e id' said M , r. Kinith, dco: ased, are herehy Hot neil to present ' he same to me with the proper vouchers either at my msidemte at I igardv lie, tlreon or lit th law ollice of W .. It: rr. tt. at llillslioro. Drcifun, within MX months from the date hereof latvd I thruury 2lh l'M. JOHN W. TKHIil). Exiculorof the estate of M. I. Hniilh. deceaseil, 41 i i Our Fishing1 Tackle Will enable you In i crrMie the hi,- of your ri'rln ami hIno the hlr. of y our ''ll-li iinrii'i.1 Il-lli-r see ux nbiiut RcmIs, Kotls, II(Mks, Flies, Lines, Sinkers, lite. before you Ht art on your next Hilling exHililion. Ii'h a pooil Ulea to rrmke the fdtiri riglit fnmi our utore. Doltsi Drug Storo, Main St., Hillsboro, Ore. y j. f. DAVIES. e"isio,T, St. Charles Hotel conroaATro Front anil Mnrrlsntreeta, Portland Oregon. Klectric ;i.ighU, Klectrlo Hells and Hydraulic Klovator. IConniaatS.it Me, Suites, 75, ! l. Wood KesUar ft Ml Connection. Give tis a call, DAVIS & Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the comer of main ami Third street and get pil e Brown & Donelson. NELSON & REEP. MAXUKAlTl'KKK.S OK Rough and Dressed LUMBER We "ill lisve our sawmill roaily to saw luiuiwr on or uIamiI Junti 8lh. Tliv Issly of limber tribulary is tli ll in tl state unit lirinv with our su4-rior niauliiuery auj uitnliauli-Jil ckiil our rmluct will lw axuiil to that (o I iu any tnarkrl anil siixrior to uiost. Wo uivilu order. It' REMOVED A. ('. Arclilxilil Iimm rfinovpil his lianlwaro ami hIovo mIim W Irnm Mttlii HlrtHt t Kifonil Hlrift, iii. iVmrt llouxo, llmaiiN-k nf lIlns? and riimilihu: CimmIh Iimm Imhd inrrVHWHl ami l now ttuiitilwu. ' liili'inlini; nir-i-lmst'M of iuni will Hint i' In tficir IntiTtxt to hi liiK linn. HilNooni, Mar. h 7, IWl. A. C. Archbold. Arkrr'a I'trsiioiisia Talilfta ar soltl on a potiitive iriinrunlef. t'um lirurt-lmi n raisniK 01 tne looo, oikI'-i-kh am r eittiiiK or any form l l)n.i niii tlnv liltlo talili iim iiniimliiitH n ln l. 'Kt i m, anil firls I ni iifiia irriiu; nuirv. 1'a Cure a Colli In One Muy ThUk Laxative Ilrotno (jiiuinn Tabid. AH iiruvi't- n-fiiinl ih minify If it ft iIm" to rnr. K. V. (JrovoV Klj,'iiHtiir is on cm h Inn. LV.c. tMUX rOK HAM IIIMJ From Sintrlo 'niiti Itnir It'liro lieim. 'I'Iki' hfim are uns-t iroliti litycr-t and tlmtiiflit to Imi tlio Ismt of the Juki ly -lclrti (l let; horn. Vanl at Mn. Oreear'H near ('linntx Mill Ilill.slHiro. 50 OiitH for fctliiiar f ! Hock Jnlaml irmip; il i tt)iiiileto for "(i, at Si liulnicrii h liron. . Acker's KnglUli Itemedr will stou a couch at any time, and will curt tlie ' worst colli in twelve hours, or money re funded. 35 ami nl) cenla at lieltii Urmr r'tora. Slops the Contrli and Work off the Culil. l.ixative ltromo-('iiuino TablefM cure a colli in one day. No Cure, no I 'ay. I'rhv 2" eentH. Win Mohr inaken IxmiIm at I'M boon Seeoml Htn-et, IlillMboro, for .ri.f ier pair, wweil Hlioett for 5 hiiiI kIvcs HMeial attention to repair ing. Ileuwaoiily firHt-frrniln HtiMk which enable him to ptiHrantee bin work. M.J.SNIElDS&Co. li row era ami Imjiorlcr of all kinds ol (Jiass & FioM ScimIs Wo ciui nit nit; seeil for trverurcen iia lure in your section of the coiinUy. VVhv niMN!ft with uutriml KtnM With lil'tci'H jfurs of iMTBonal txM-ri-uc in grow in, nlsn with the iixK-ru iic of the i AtrriinHurul lollcgeg at Mimciiw ami I'lillliiiin, we suliiuit the fullowint; lixt of ruoiIh outol a hundred different kinds: Hr minis luermns Italian l!ie Uras, lull Meadow Kiiie, Kugllsli Hyn tirass. KhicIMi lllne raw. Hut Mem. nu n niue t.rass, I all Aleadon Out liriiSM, lircdard 4 j rasa. Thosn aie KKtSil ISKKDS; we aro rrowera or lliem ami will guarantee) results and prices. We are iiImo )rrowera and importer ol Clovers, tlfiilfii, IVas, Corn, Wheat, KuHklua Spell. Millets and all kimU r Held Heeds. For referencea we cite yon to W. ,f. Kl'll. I.MAN, Proh-SHor of Agriculture at tlie AKriculturul Colh-tre at Piillm.-in, Wash., mid II. T. KKKM'II, I'rofeMsor of Agriculture at the J.lalio KUte I nt versity, Moscow, Iduho. For prii.-e and further information address, Try our inixitlJirraHsaenls) for eve,--ereeii pasture on dry jrrouml; tl K, kt bundriil, or twenty ceula in-r Miunil. , M. J. SHIELDS & CO., MOSi ill,, IDA Mil. C. T. BELOHER. aacv amo Tsjaaa t la 1) IJKLniEIS, MaiiasorM.