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HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT Batata! tm tftja poetofflceat Hillsboro, Ore. aa saaiiinl-cUae aU autier. anaaalaUBa, lm advance, par jmu, U.UO H1LL8HOBO PDBUoUlKU CO., Pr. P. II. C GAULT. Editor. FRIDAY. APRIL 19, 1901. A RIVAL. It la telegraphed from London that D English Railroad Corporation bout that it U building theTehuan tepee Iatbmiia Railroad a a competi tor of the Nicaragua Canal. The road la to be ready In four years lor freight. 1U promoters claim that tbey estimate bum net at two mil lion tooa annually whic-'i tbey can carry at 12.60 per ton producing an Income of 4 per cent on the Invest ment. If the canal carries that amount of tonnage it will have to charge $7.60 per ton to produce the same Income on the Investment. That looks like It would be prohibi tive. . But if it comes to a rail proposi tion we have the start of the English men by that four years for we al ready buve five trans-continental lines. liy u.-ing either of the Am erica u liuts twtuty days are saved on a voyage from Asia to Europe, and as much to uiont of the Atlantic porta of America. But it Is the fre quent baudliug of freight, loading and unloading that shippers dread. It Is doubtful if the Mexican rail route will be populur while there are United Htates routes seeking pat ronage, and it is also to be kept In lnlnd that the tariff sheet for vessels passing thrtugh the Nicaragua canal will not be made by the English company operating the Mexican railway. A leading Austrian paper says hat China, after th Nicaragua Canal is built, will become, for commercial purposes, an American colony. Pos sibly there Is some truth in this fore cast. The trade of the United Htates 1 with China in recent years, except as j it has been temporarily interrupted! bv the irnuhlea of the nut Ivn nr - i - -- twelve months has been growing with a rapidity which promises to put ua far in the lead of all the Euro pean countries in the very near fu ture. Everybody can see that the I opening of a canal acroaa the isthmus would give us certain important ad vantages which would tell decisively In the Chinese trade. We want no - political aupervlsion over any part of China, but we are likely to hive close relations to that country In a commercial way in the near future. Ut. Louis Globe-Democrat. Sup pose the Nicaragua Canal cannot be built, must the commercial supre macy of the United States In China be delayed? Oregon can be depend ed upon for a part of the merchan dise to go to that market. And the Columbia river is a good goal from which to start. Before the Nicara gua Canal la opened, the Columbia river tirade ought to be flrmly established. Whether or not Adj. Uen. Corbin stated that he is "making lieutenant out of better stuff every day than Fanston" matters Ilttls to Funston, but to Corbin and other paper sold iers it is of great momen t. Men who hold auch ideas will never become favorites with the ople. They are small in sou!. W. 11.11. McUee a veteran of the great Civil War, who has been to HillMhoro about two years dlapper ed lat week from his uaual tiaunta leaving bis acquaintencea uncertain touching his whereabouts or his fate, lie lived aloae on First utret near the station where he bad a yard of chickens which he cared for faith fully and was rewarded with a liberal supply of eggs. The last time he is certainly known to have been seen was Monday, April 8tb, at which date he visited a neighbor. Mr. John Northrup saw him either that day or the next at the station aUmt train time. He wore his beet suit of clothes. He did not buy a ticket at the office and no one saw him step on the train though he way have done an. He had talked of going flablu which it is feared that he did and has shipped in the water to bin death. It is reasoned that if he had taken a planned journty he would have mat e some arrangiuent for feeding his chickens. This he did not do for when his yard was opened the birds wanted both food and water. The oeata were full ol egs proving that the bad not been dis turned for several days. . McUee had acquaintances In Medford al.-o some property there. He Is not a man that drauk liquors. His continued atmeuce can hardly be accounted for except on the theory of a tragedy. A party of gentlemen representing the Pacific Oil and Coal Develop ment Company including an oil pros iector of large experience and Mir ill will go out from Hillsboro this morning to make a critical examina tion of the supposed oil fields extend ing from Qlencoe westerly to Bux ton. The party numbers five peo ple. The examination will require three or four days time. If the re port of the prospecting engineer is favorable several wells will be bored this summer by the promoters of oil development In Washington county. The oil and coal development com pany is not reaching out ntirely In the dark for two reports have already been made to the effect that oil in dications exist. The first is in the report ot the U, 8. Geological survey printed sometime ago, but has lain a neglected government report. This survey Is considered the more valua ble because it waa entirely disinter eated. The second examination was made later and has its value. 'An other company is working to the west of the Washington county com pany whose operations already ex tend as far south as Gaston. The re sult of the survey to be made today and tomorrow in theGlencoe-Buxton district will be awaited with keen interest. The drain tile laid through Second and Third streets last year have done what as expected of them, yet they cannot do all. We need a sewer and it begins to appear that one must be dug through Main street. The offi cials at the court house find that there must be relief or the grand juries will talk louder and longer than when we had no jail. And the business blocks along Main street need sewerage and must have it in tne near future, the .scheme now agitating is to lay a pipe on Main street westward till Meridian street ahall have been passed when it may be turned to the right following the low place through Mr. Coonel's field till the creek Is reached. It is under stood that a right of way has been promised. After the ditch has been foot. A 14 inch iii will cot-t SO cents. With the sewr laid and arrant menu made with the wattr company for fluihini it, the comfort ol the buriine-M portion of town will l greatly enhanced. Mr. Hickafoore will UBMke his lant trip to I-'urudiigtou, Sunday. Prea-h-ing Suuday morning at 11 o'clock and at 8 p. m. There will he a social st the old Christian church u e Wednesday evening for the Juniors and the members of the Sunduy school. . Caught a Hrrudfa Cold. Marion Kooke, manager for T M. Thompson, a large imMrter of Uiip millinery at 1668 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, an-: "During the late se vere weather I caught a dreadful cold winch ki pt me awake tt uight and made me unfit to attend my work during the day. One ol iny milliners was taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a severe cold at that time, which seemed ito relieve her so quickly that I lamght some for myself. It acted like ui gic and I tiegati to improve at onre. I am now eulirely Aell and feel very pleas ed to acknowledge its merits." For sale by Delta Drug 8tore, COIHI' HOUSE. COUNTY COURT LAW. Teresas Koehtlke.'v Win C Keeliu et ux, action for tuone? . Dismissed on motion of pifTs attorney. W T Gardner v L G Weid witch. W T Gardner, supt B ys and Girls Aid Society, petitioned for the cus tody of Ruby bhannou,jmiuor, tie cause of cruel and .Inhuman treat ment inflicted by defendants. The court found that the testimony was not sufficient- to sustain the charge wherefore. thejpetilioii was denied. PKOBATK. E-t Andrew Dahlberg, deed; ad miulstrator's sale!of realty confirnitd Guardian, Minerva Shipley, insane final account allowed, and amount uroiierty on hand turned over to the administrator of cstatH Minerva Shipley deed and the guardia nship estate closed of record. Et Louis Jacquot deed: entitle closed of lecord. Est Laura M Cad well, deed; in. ventory and appralsment filed. Va lue of estate $300. E-t Thos Stewart deed; seml-an nual account filed. Administrator directed to distribute $2100 to duvi sees as provided by the will. MARRIAGE LJCKNSK. License to wed was issued April 12 to Hueh B Ford in, 36 and Amanda J Bennett, 82. April 13, Robert Kuhu, 69 and Lillie E. Meyer, 28; Joseph A Sperings, 30 and Petronel lie Va tirierzanden 19. Thire c is San Joae scale in the i only, too much of it, and from re 1,-oria the proprietors of some' of the ore (iokIb wheie it is are making no great tflbrt to get rid of the thing There are some fruit groweis wh are dead in earnest in an attempt to rid the orchards of the pest, and should the county be quarantined every ones interest in the matter will be quickened. Do all know what quarantine means? With fruit il means that nttne from the infected district shall be sold In the open mar ket. A wash of salt, lime and sul phur kills the scale. The W. C.T. C. of luilsboro hus opened Its reading room on Main street where young men will be wel comed every evening of the week. The 0enlng was last Saturday even ing when the attendance was large. The room Is kept open every dav , ,,, . . . , ... I from 2 to 6 p. m. and from 7 to 9:!10 dug 12 Inch pipe can be laid with . (V((e n evnine. Xne MWn catch basins and brick manholes at j f the Union take turns la staying al the street corners for 65 cents per the reading room. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER COMPANY First and Taylor Sts. Portland, Oregon. MITCHELL WAGONS, u 1 WwifG GUARANTEED To be absoulutely the best Vagon built. SfW ft VX lt-'i rV xiXS No man on earth can build a better wagon than aMITCHELL Don't Rub It In. fust ,ore Threat Pneumonia Rheumatism Dronchitis Ileadacha Druisea Earacha Neuralgia Toothacht Burns Lumbago Croup Cuts Scotch Remedy FhyaicUn iih this Uyitnlmi T'n ui : ihrli tamUivs and preicrUM U ta thir practk.. At drusiii!. M eta. pnt!eme n: I nert haaltiua to eknwl- r e tht.: Roth ol z.mvI tlilntr. cunM runttr I .ft rot he-tlla-l to acknowiiir tfeAt I tivi- : v -u our rmdy a lboroui Ml, and ti n - round It t B ail rou oia-n. J. H. I' TNAM. M. D.. Rutiuul. Vt SCCrCi hcMt)f COMKANY 1'i-lta lrug Store. oti i: nut ithi.m: VTION Hpar(meiit of the Interior, Lanii ttrrii i at Otiwn 'itt, liatKins. April tt. I'.iOi. X'OTICk IS J1KKKU Y U1VK.V THAT tit following lmniinl x-ltlur hu li li-cl notice ol hit) iittnliuii to nittke llnal prool in niipi ort uf tut claim, uml tliat a id proof will be inuilx heforv KritiHttir mid lirtt ivtr, t Oregon City, Oi-koii ou May .11, ItiUl, via: I'ETKU II, I'KTF.KSOX, H. K. No. WM, for the V.i of S Kl See: mid K '4 of N K K St-c i X 3 N U 0 VV. He 'in i ex ttiu foltowinv witn'H4rH to prove ii cii.1inuoun .i-nuluuce iii-on unit cultivatmn ot uid lund via: t'eter l.oftr ml, of oii-nwood (ire Hwan Nelson, of " 1'eWr A P-imoii of . " Aiulrewi;'reJrn.-kiin,of ' t'HAH, H. MOOHE8, 17 5J He, iHter. yP97 & '5" 9 5 5 y ??- 5? 5? y -3? y 5 9 . 7r Babies' as a in A A A $ as as ts as as t s (IS as as as First Shoes Free to Babies Bora during 1901 Why such ilo Hamilton-Iiruwn "shoes ivo universal satisfaction to all? They are made anil every pair is right, sold guarantt right umI. fully Got. a Pair at DENNIS' REMEMBR I HAVE NO SHELF-WORN STOCK. ai t.ii L i - A. jt!i x ".- k- k- -C- -C- -ST- T- -C- -C- nT- W) VI vt VI VI VI VI V VI VI VI VI VI V? VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI & 123,000 people are killed every year in this country l.y CONSUMPTION. The fault is thei s. No one need have consumption. It is not hereditary. It is brouzl.: on by neglect. You have a slight cold and cough. You do nothing to get rid of it, Shiloh's Consumption Cure a cough or cold in one VALUABLE BQQit :-j 4-.. will cure night. li ti , .' .: 1 .1 i a. ! . I i'v! tu eat. 1.1 . -. :;: 1 I.. 1 r Jr:iiK. "Shtlotl'. thruAt 11.1 Muptii A. U aa anfftiling cttr for eoug h, 1 lung iroiibtet. it vill curs con- It m a remafkahlc remrriv. SAL1 KK, M. l., bufslu, N. Y. millnh'a C(m.iimptltin (ra la acild bj nil I aniKtruu mi imi, ati.t't IHIII. A rrlutcd a;iii4riic a"- with ! bittl. f roa ara mil f iitliflcd co to ynur ilruKKlal I aui get jour niuaey pu-i. writa for illustrated book mi cooiumi'lifta. Sent I (rllkovl mat w yoa. 8. C. Walla A Co.. UKor.N V ot use. NiM aeraa fluor pac I.UOU lerks.V Wbitc PlyrrjoOtb Rocks I am now hooking orders for White Piymo ulh ggs fri in l'rlzei Mlunlug Mock at fl.OU K'r aftling of 15. Ali-o a few PHiiHries, part German Wordier, llelgian Ilarex for sale. Mrs. L. W. Iloune, HillslKiro, Oregon. Baldwin's Dys pepsia Tablets, food digesters, start digestion properly--make a healthy, clean stomach. Help the stomach to do its work prop erly until it's cured soc Ban FaAwciaco, CaS HOWARD L. BALDWIN CO., I have aainrd I B-iunda alnc aIB tout r)Tpfj)iia Tableta. Ut atomach la now ha food eonilittoa. A. K. toiiia. A LAMBDA. CAU K0AO L. BALDWIN CO., After aiirt-.-ring witu omach tronbta ot thtcr yeara, I havecurrd rayaelf bjr uaisg Tour dvprrv.ia tableU, IberebT aoillti a iukiuiI utrull00, which I waa aout to Btttitrr&o c.nn. Stuatsvajit. County Aaacasar'a OHica. For at Delta Drug 3 ore Rupture & Piles, Cured without Operation or Deten tion from Business. ! Room 14, Mr Ear llldg. Portliiiiil. re. NHKKIKFM NAI.K. IT DRAWS THE BAR NO PUSH. I I JrWrV V aaC DBAW CUT i CHAMPION MOWERS and BINDERS Yout nuiKhborH have them. They say th.cy never usd anything 0 perfect ani so mxxl. You can't make a mistake if you buy a nxr a Ti yrizjTrTvr THE WHEELS WILL NOT LIFT FROM THE GROUND. Also Case Plotcs, Hoosier Drills,' Southtrich Hay Presses, Star Wind Mills and our Celebrated Bee Line and Hetineq Buggies. H. WEHRUNG & SONS, Agents. Hillsboro, Or "SO Thla Dniwa the Bar.. Arirtta Traction.. AiliiiliiiKti-HKir'n J ale- oi Krai rintate. T(llirK ID HtUKIIY HtVltV THAT li by virtue and in nuraiinncr of an ilur ol the Cuuntr ourt ot the Stntu of uickimi nir n uniiiiifr.on vuiiihj mane in the muttei of the eatiite ol I hum- Krit- chcr. neoe l and chiti-d April rd, tii i 1, the uii'lcrniifho ' ailinini tratur of -aid fftiile. will on Monday the nth duy of .Vnv I'.IOI at tin' hour of 10 o'clock a in. a' the iioutli diHirofthe I'ourt Houne in HiIIkIkji-ij Ure on, aell ul pulilic auct on to the Inrli pat tnililer lui runh in hand on iluv ol a li the rollowiti di acrihed trai't of rt-al itat to-wii : Ki-in and aitinite in Wftuhliiittnn county Orvfcu i, and Im-iiik a furt ot the Donation I.: nd Claim of I awrriii-e Hull and wife and in hri-tion '. I I ti HI V Will. Mit "lid hounded by, eonnneneiliir at the Xorthwt-Kt eoriier of a 110 acre tru-t of land I tire tinned hi I rai.oa J. Ji-nkina from .laa. r. rund-r, and rnnuinK thence South till neirn-ea r.uht Hi '-i rlniine; thence Sonlh Jl decrm-a We tft.lll cliaina: thence North if ili-ttrei-A Wiht ill. ft" ehninii : thence Nort di urees Kiwt chuina to the place of he KinmiiK. ciintainiiiK IS and K acna A trip i ImkH a ide contn nina 'A of n acre and runuinir North eS degrees Kant from Mouth to Murth lineofaaid IA acrea of land coniniencinit uncouth hue of land Hi 21 I'haina front (Southwest 'corner in reserved therefrom mid Thoniaa I ritcherto have the riuht of wiiv fur all neceaaarv travel hv iieraon. te.ini or niiinialit. on auid atrip of lann to and rr m the county man. emii nale will lieauhiert to connrmation uy nun! court. Dau-d .utril tth 19'Jl. W. X. BAKRETT. Adtntniitnitor of the estate of Thoniaa linlchcr, di ceiiaed. 4-.ii JN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF TIIK State of Oregon for the County of Wndliinitton. Law Guarantee and TniHt , Hocietv. Limited of London. England plaintiff, v Harvey A. Hogue et al ilelt'ii-danta. I'y virtue ol an Execution. Judgment, Order and Decree, da 7 issued out of and miner the aeul or the above entitled court in the above entitled cauae. to n e duly directed dated the Until day ot Mar., 1!) 1 upon a judgment rend' red and entered in the aaid Court on the lHtn day of March. IH11I, in favor of the Law Guarantee and 1-unt Society, Limited of London, Kn- and Dlaintiif. and avaiiiHt llarvev A. Hogue et al defendants for the Hum of l. rV O.WI. with interest thereon from the lhth day of December 1M7 at b per cent per aunuiu, and the further auui of tliUM.?) with interest thereon at tlieritteolH per ceut per annum from the In ti nay of Dec ember 18M7, and the further a im of .wi as atton ev fe with interest thereon Irom the tith dav of January IW.IM at the rata of 8 percent per annum and a so the aum of $45 75 costs, with interest thereon (r -m January tith ! at th rutr ol (inert-cut per annum, and the further aum of iSt).- so costs and disbursements, costs of the Supreme Court with t per rent interest Irom October IW-lU anil also w acciutnj; costa, and also the costs of and upon tin d writ oonimandina me and requiring me to make aale of the fol owing described real property to wit: 1 lint certain t met or parcel of land situa ted in the County of V ashinKton, (Suite of Oregon, and described aa follows namely : The south ha f of th southe st quarter ol sect ion twenty l:U) aid all or section twenty-nine (')) in township one (1) south range one ( 1 ) west of the Willamette .Vlen- dian except lie north half of the northwest quarter of said section 9 containing I'l l acrea being tli donation land claim ol Kd ard r-, Hcxton ami wife. Now, therefore, by virtue of said Execu tion. Judgment. Order and Decree, and in compliance with the commands of said writ 1 nave levied upon, ana will, on the .tilth day of April, l'.ml nt the hour of ten o'oloc. a. m.. ai the front door of the Court House, in the City of II ll-boro, said ( ounty and ntate rail at public auction utilevt to redemption, to the highest bid der, for Viiited btates goid com cash in hand all the right, title and intercut Inch the above named d fe dants, or ei her of t "em, had on the dale of the mortgage to plaintiff here n, namely, the lath d J of Ileceniber 107, or sin e II d in and to the alwve describeii real property to satisfy said Knecution. Judgment, Orderand lie- tree. Interest and cost and all accruing eoets. Hill-b ro, Oregoo.i"' of Ma., l'JOl J. W. HKWfcLL. Hheriff of Washington County, orenou. I. III Ity Yt . i. w all. deputy. xoTict: roiiri iii.icmtio.m Isepartmrnt of Inttrlor. Our Fishing Tackle Will enable you to iiu'reiw I he hi.e of your catclii anil mIho the fix of your "Ush Htories.' lUlttlT rlliO IW Hllllllt Rods, Reels, Hooks, Flies, ' Liiu-.i, Sickers, Ec. bi-fore you Hlnrt on your next finding- exHlilioii. Ii'h a fiint IdeH to iimke the mInti rittt from our siinre Delhi Din" Storo, Main St., Hillsboro, Ore- NELSON & REED. MANUFACTl'UEKS OK Rough and Dressed LUMBER We will liavn our eamill rea.ly In saw lumber on or about June bth. Tint body of tiiulicr tributary i the lrt in Ida tale and hencu with our kuperior niachiiicry and niethauieal skill our i roiluct will be axual to that loiiml in any market and suju-rior to nioaL We nivite ordera. Ill REMOVED A. V. Ari-hh..il Iihm removed hi.-, Iianl Mare and ntnve nlix-k Irum iMhiii riirett to rMtliml Ntrett, opp. Court limine. HMHtoek of I'ililng and riiiuibiii ITiXkIs Iihm lieen I iirreflHeil uml In now couiilelo. Iiileiiiliuir iur c huNerH of iiimih will Uml i' to tlielr InleriHt to ho Inn line. IlilLiboro, Mar. It 7, l'JOl. A. O. Archbold. Acker' OyapepsU Tablela are sold on a poaitive guaruntee. I urea lieart-liiirn raising ol the lood, uislresa alter eating or iiuy torm ol tlysM-psia one mile talile gives iniiuedin e relief. V,. eta, and bU cla 1 . v Delta Drug HI ire. To I ore a ( old lu One Duj Tako LiXHlive Hmtno ()niiiine fable:. All ilmi. i-t-i reftitnl I lie money If it IhIm tu i-ure. I-., w. (Jrove'a winmiture In 011 chcIi box. LM.H HiK UA1lTII.(t From Kindle Ounb Huff Leghorn hetin, Theno heim are ui(nt prolifio layers anil thought to lm the) Uwt of thejunlly tflehrHled leghornr). arl at Mr, ureear's near CIIiuhx Mill IlillnlHiro. M t'eula for letting of 15 K irk Island irunir il' a eoiunli-le for ffiO, at Hehuluierirh Bros. Acker's EiiirllKB Kemedr Mill ston a cough at any time, and will cure the worm com in twelve noura, or uiouey re funded. 6 and 00 centa at lie I tu Drug fcitorw, Stops the tough autl Work air the (old. Lnxative llromo-Qu initio Tablolx cure a eold in one day. No Cure, no I'ay. 1'rlee 2" cntn. Win Mohr makoa lioiitu at I In Hhop 011 Heieond street, HUMioro, for .ri.f0 or pair, aewed aluiea for .ri and Riven Hoeeial attention to rcfiair ini. He un8 only llrat-f'rade mUn-Ic which cnableH him to guaranton hln work. .N otiro to Con tract itra. llids will lie received mtil May 8, l:mt 'or the construction of the Union school house at Cellar W ills. Ore. on. l' ans anil him-ci licationa may be w-en at the home of kiiw- tera, s. .1. w IS'i er Ilea ine Hoard reserves any or all bids. r I'elljiinv the right to 'reject '"lis. Pchlndler, A. B, Kinley, K. J, oore. Hou-d of Dire tors. With (bgiatua A " Hind Vot Haw iayt BooM M.J.SNIELDS&Co. Ci rowers and Iiiihm tors of all Linda of Grass & Field Seeds We can name seed for everRrepn iiiib ture in your section of the country. V liv tiriwimct with untrie-i atHnla?, Willi liilci-ii year of ieraonal vxeri'i-iice in Kniwiiiit, alan with the experience of the Agricultural Cnlleftea at Moacow and riillman, we submit the following list of seeds out of a hundrwi different kinds : Kroiiioa Inerinn, Italian live Wrass, lull Meadow r'sne, KngllNh Ky (raits, KnglUli nine (irass, I'lut Stem med III tie t.niK. Tall Meadow itt iruaa, Orchard Uraas. Thoaa are KIIK.SII StFllS; we are gronomortl and will runrautee results and price. We are ulao growera and iiniiortera of Clovers, Alfalfas. I'eaa, Corn, Wheat, ItUMHlau Spi Kn, Milleta and all kind of Held Seeds. Fur references we cite you to W. J. SI'IIXMAX, 1'rufesaor of Agriculture at the Agricultural Col lego at I'ullumn, Wash., ami II. T. FKK.M'll, I'micHaur of Agriculture nt the I.lnlto Htate l iu versity, Moscow, Idiihn. Fur jiricea ami further information address, Try our mixeIVra needs fur eve.-. g-reen pasture on dry irround; fib' 0C jmt iiumlrl, or twenty r"nln a-r pound. M. J. SHIEL,r& CO.. MtlSl tlW, IIIAIM. fdF.DAVIE8. C. T. BELCHER, """l paaatoaNT. aac-y ano raaaa. St. Charles Hotel IBCOSrORATin Krout and Morrlaoa Streets I'ortland Irrrgoa. Klectno lUghta, Electrie llella and Hydraulic Klevator. 15 Koonia at 25 to c, Salt, ;5, U l. tJaod Kestaaraat ('nnectloa. How Ibis! e otli r One Iluntlred Ikillars Rewar I for any i-ntc of I'atarrh that cannot be n ret I by Hall's Catarrh lire V T. fllK.NKY .V ., I'rops , Tolwlo, O W . the nnilersiL'n. d. have known K.J. ' henev for Hi la.-t lr years and believe him iierteetlr bono able in all hua nesa trana;ictions and linnncially able tfl carry out snv ohhirations niade ty ttieir linn. V r ,t 1SU4X, vtholesale Uruggita, lul.i t. O v ti.niNu, Kisiai ,t Masvih, Wholes le Driiirt ts, ol do. I . lla'l s l atarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon thbloodsnd mucO'is snr aces ol me system, i-nce on: per wit tie Mold bv a I' DruKRis a. T tinionials tree, llall's I'ainily I'ills are the best. La so Orrna at Ukiiiom City, Oh. April H, l'.mt. VOTICE IB HEREBY OIVKS THAT i the followina-nanied settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and mat aiyd proof will be made before the Kegister and itect-ivcr at Oregon City, tire., on Hay 81, IttOl, vis: fKTER U)FSrK.lSI), If. E. No. 1ZM7, forth KE X, Bee 2J13 N R8 W Ha name th followina- witnesses to Drove nis continuous reaidence uiion and eullivntion of said land, vis: Feter H . Peterson, of Olenwood, I Nn. Swan Nelson, of " " I'eter A. Hetemon, of " " Andrew Kndricks.m, of ' I II AH. ft. MOOKIX, t:-'t Register Give us a call, DAVIS & I.ELCHElt, MannsorN. Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove tlm call at the corner of main and Third atreets and tret pile. Brown & Donelson.