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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT tm the BKietoffleeat HllUfcoro. Or. aa eaeood im lull auitar. ,la advance, pa . HlLLBUOilO rUftUbUlMU CO., .'roue D.M.U OA ULT, Editor. FRIDAY, JUNE H, 19U1. two oriMOxs or tub decision Tba auprerue court of the United Btatea hw decided that the coiiaiitu tlon foilowa the flag when the ad inlnlatratioa want it to In xl-s Tbli U admirable. There Ih nothing like a flexible constitution when we re governed by the trmta and ex plotters. Argue. What doe the Argun moon by that paragraph? Dora it know what the decision is? Does it condemn the court becauMe it decided that no duties could be collected between Porto Kico and Continental port uotil authorised by congresH? Or does it oondetin the duciHioti becaune it wan d"cided that congress lias au thority to preM-ritie laws for our ima. esaioiis before I hey become states? The Argus ought always to keep ID miud that it was the importers who brought tln.se actions to recovtr duties paid, 1st ou imports brought froiu Porto ltico to Continental port for the lime between the ratification of the Treaty ol Paris and the pass age of the Foiaker bill and 2J, on imports aud exports from the pass age of the Koraker bill durirg the time it is iu force. By the Gist case the court decides that tiade is free, aud the 'iiusis and exploiters" win By the 2d the "trusts and exploiters'' lose aud have to pay 16 per cent of the LMngley tariff into the Porto Rico treasury which goes to the sup port of the territorial government In lieu of local taxes levied on the poor planters. Late advices ntate that the Porto Bicans will, by an act to take effect the 1st of July, raise revenue for territorial expenses by local tax. After that date the "trusts and ex ploiters" will ni t be taxed. Will that remove the "spots" to the satis faction of the Argus? But will the reader note the difference between tba above paragraph from the Argue and the following estimate of the same d cislon written by J. W. Fos ter the oriental diplomat: "I deem it fortunate that the court took the position it did: Con-id -r the Philippine situation, for instance. The United States now has (tosses tlon of the archipelago. Having the islands in our grasp, it necessarily follows that we must govern them 'The decision of the court in the Porto Bican cases clearly and une quivocally delegated such authority to congress. It therefore settles the much mooted point as to whether congress bad the power to regulate affairs in our new itossessions. For this reason, I say, the decision was practical and sensible. It will be a great bulwark tor thoee now In power In tba future government of our ter ritory In the east. The exigencies ol the situation demanded Just such s decision as was rendered." THE THIRD TKKM. A political busy body, whose namr is forgotten, commenced ten days ago, perhaps a little aoont-i, bilking of a third term for President McKin ley. The story ought not to have found listeners but it did till its reie tition began tobavo an effect on uU lie affairs. Of course the president board the echoes aud ttking the ad vice of bib cabinet decided lo end the matter. This he did by issuing this statemeuf; "I regret that the suggestion of a third term has been made. I doubt whether I am called upon to give II notice. But there are now questions of the gravest Importance I k1 fore the administration and the country, nnd their Juit consideration should not he prejudiced lu the public mind by even the suspicion of the thought of a third term. In view, therefore, or the reiteration of the suggi stlon of it I will say now, once for all, express- log a long-settled conviction, that I not only am not and w ill not lie a candidate for a third term, but would not, accept a nomination for it il it were tendered nie, "My only ambition is to serve through my second term to the ac ceptance of my country men, he generous confidence I so deeply r preclate, and then, with them t i.'o my duty in the ranks of private eiti seuship." WILLIAM McKINLKY. xeculive Mansion, Washington, June 10, 1901. II. E. Lounsbury, Asl. Freight Agent of tbeS. P. U. 11. U Httted in a farmers meeting held at Xe. berg last Friday that Oregon dairy, men can get Into New York City With batter and cheese at an expend of only of a cent per pound more than the Minnesota man hat to pay. mi . ., . . .. . per pound, and from Oregon 2 cent, j larnis inim m nnm hi ii u mhii. i Iuuiimj rod I'KutiT. At a farmers meeting held laet week at Junction, I-aue County, C L. Broil h, a utrtnr aud ao Industrial gem in the empuy ol the Southern Pacific Company, was one of the speakers Ha urged bis bearers to turn attention to dairying. lie eoj phasiaed U a advantage of the farm sejmr.tor. A niau la the audience asked "What can poor wan d, who hasn't the money to buy a sep itr?" Mr. Smith replied: "Any farmer can buy a separator on time and pay for it in small payments, taking a little out of the cream check endi month. The Increased quantity and price often make the cost of the sep arator clear profit the first year " Another farmer enquired ; :' 'Would you advise us t all quit farming aud Jump Into dairying?" "Moot p.. lively no," said lit, Smith. ''Never jump into anything; take it up step by step, gradually In creasing your herd of cows. Weigh and test the milk, sort out the poor est and send them to the bu'clu r. Study how lo select a good cow and bow to care for her. Grow more feed to the acre, thus keeping more stock on less land; rotate your crops; ceep one-fourth to one-fifth of the farm lu wheal, growing wheat on the same field but once in four or five years, aud then get a profitable crop. liaise oats and barley; keep a few sheep and at least 100 liens; raise three or four pigs for each cow kept on the farm; feed them well and sell them when t jey are six mouths old. Have some good brood sows and breed them twice a year; II they prove good moth, i j, keep thtin till they are 7 or 8 years old; have some thing to sell ail the time. Go strong er in the line that suits your fancy. Taste and enthusiasm are important factors to success." - 'This is the most practical and sensible advice that has been given to the farmers in any of the farmers' meetings. As much wheat would be raised by that method as is now done and some other things iu ad dition. Last week two more cadets were dismissed from West Point Military Academy after having been convict ed by a court martial ol having false ly obtained permission to leave the post. The sentence and its execu tion is well timed and will prevent a Capt. Carter incident zii years hence. ' ' ' The Washington legislature at it' special session repealed the law re quiring the use of a uniform list of text books In the publio schools. Oregon ought to do likewise. The Indkpkndent Is not well up In the matter of the management of city affairs, and therefore cannot unkerstand why the council did not accept the offer of Pies. (Intra. If he was willing to submit to the arh'tra tlon of one man and allow the council to pick the man, it really seems that the city "tight to be willing lo do so. Arhitralois do not work for a half dollar per daO and board themselves, Here was an opportunity to save some. The council refused. Mil KKimiNALK. IY VIRTUE OF AN KXKCUTfON. I I) cree and Oruer of Sale, issued out oi the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for WaahiiiK'on comity, in favor of s It, or rv.ll Huston 1 1 union ami UKauist James il. Ieet al To the sum of tKl.tiOi-oata. and for the furtht sum of fl'O.as II, a. Kold coin with Interest thereon at the rate of lu percent per iiiiuiu jroiuiue loin any oi April iwi and fur the cost and expen ur ine cost ana exneneee or 'sale ami ol said writ, .iu writ. Now, therefore, bv virtue a id In inii ance of said iudsTinent. decree and order o sale, 1 will, on Monday the Mil day ol in j. iwi, ni me souin uoor oi ine t;ourt House iu Hillsboro, Waahina'ion onnnty. OreKiin, at the hour of lu o'ulock a. in., of sain nay, sell at nulilieaui-lion to the Im,.i. est uiuuer ior cusn, me lol ownur-ilesrr IV eu leai property to-wit I be 8 H of the H W yt and the H W of fie 8 K of Sec 23 T t 8 K 6 W Wi 1. Mer. WunhiiiKtou county, Orenon, to satisfy he nereinbilore nmneil luim, and for the conti and expenses of said sale, , Said proerty will be sold subject to re- ueiupiioii as per eiaiute oi inwun. Witness my hand this tith Jay of J u lie Mil. J. W KEWi-I.I. Sheriff of Wajliliijjton county, Oregon Wall, ili-pu y 6. It. Huston. Attorney for Plain' iff, 8-7 a IHK UlKCtUT COCUT OK TIIK ntate oi ureKOn for Washim-ton i omit unty. 11. Kanooa and Fannie Kanoua 1 J Plaintiffs. I 0. V. rartwriicht, ' Defendant ) To D. P. I'artwrlnht, the alwve-namei) detendant: In the name of the 8tate of Omnn n iby reiiuired to appear and answer plaint of the plaintiffs tiled herein efore Tharadair the a.th div of the com on or lie! J uly. luui, and if you fail so to appear and answer, ine n alntills will 1,1,1 , t . 1... t:ourt for the reliel prayed ior in their v iipi'ii, tu-wit, ior a luiiitment airainst you for the sum of i!l.fi0. with int rest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum since March lSlh, re, an I th further sum of l td attorney's leii. and the coats and disbu-sementa of this anil, and for a decree foreclosing t certain n-ortgage executed by yon to secure the pavment of the aforesaid sums of money and which mortgage is recorded on Page 172 of Hook :il of liecords of Morigag a of Washington I ountv, Oregon And further that Ihe land described in said mong-ige to-wit: ' l.ot numbered seven (7) in t ruitd.ile, 111 vtaahinirton County. Oiegon, c ntaiuing live (5) acrea. ' be aold and the proceeds applied to the sntia action o said in ,g. nieiH. And for auch other and further re lie. aa may lie euui'ahle. The time 1 de scribed for the publication of this sum mons is six weeks an I the date of it hrM publication is June 14, Its 1. '1 his summons is served by pub icatio 1 by order of the Honorable 1 A . K,.. c unty judge of Washington coonty, vre- " Mane and dated at Chambers, at Hills- mo. iitmuii nn i. i i,t. i.ao Attoru., f!iter,d. For more than fifty years an E'ig lHhwoiuau (hi U s ill living) h cherUlied a little sh'-nf of letters wri'teo by Charles Dickers. These charming letters alio w the novelist in a new rt--Hiat of the auceeaaful matchmaker. They tell Uih story of another man's courtship anil ali'iw how the writer spurred a faint heait into winning a fair lady. They will lie printed lir the first time in The Saturday Even ing Pot for June 15. IN TUB rilUil'ir COHKT OK TUB State Of Oregon fur Washington lu. J. W. Krni-uhur. Plaintiff Silaa Kordyee, Defendant! To Mla Knrdyca. the ahove-named defeu- dnnt: In tlis nane of the Suite of Orea-on. you are herenv required to appear anil answer the com: hunt ol the luintnl tileil herein o., or hfo 'I ht-sday III lMlh iln of July. 1!WI. and if you fail ao to a e r nul answer, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief pr yed for in his com plaint, lo-wit, for a judgment aiiaiusl you Tor the sum of Jtt with inteicst thereon lit the rate of eitfhl per cent per annum from MavMh, I Nil, and the further auui of i attorney's fees, and the coats and dis bursements of this auit, and for a decree foreclosing a certain niort age ex cutcd hy you lu aecure the payment of the ulore aidauniaof money and which mortttaKe in recorded on I'a e if of U'ok ' V" of Keeordiot MortK"ifeol WaaliiiiKton 'o., Urexon. And fu tlicr, that the land de eribiHl in mud mnrlK"". to-wit : "The S 4 of the S W of S ction T S N U S W , and the it K V,' ol the N E M, und the N K y, o the B t of (section 'it in I' J N K II , containing 1SU acrea" be aold and the proceeds ai plied to ihe Matin action 01 wild judgment. And for auch otlierand further relief . a nov I euuitalile. The tin.e pre wrilM'd for"thJ piibiicat on of this auin-nion-la ixweekaand the date of ila hint publication iaJune "Ih, V1. This summon- il served by publication by order of the Honorable I., A. Kood, County Jude of WashinKlon County, tre(?on Miiiln and dated at i hanibera, at Hills boro, ureifon. on June 1st. !ll, 8. b, H UST'ON ai d T. H, W UH, 8-a Attorneya fur Plaintiff. It's a Short Road from a cough to consumption Don't neglect a cough take Shiloh's Consumption Cure when your old appears. The '. ounce of prevention " if better than y-?ars of illness. l tuffervd for y r from eoa;h, brnprrti) nd lunic tror il- hAiied dhmxi irt?qurnti. Sirent vtart in Lt lfakottu nl othr pant f f wwrt but Rt Tfu t. keturriMi rant ai 4 f;an UkmK SHILoH. A few bottle ctidi flrttly curctl ma. 1 r'.uider it the irrtuttri t HRKlfV T. DRTCHER, With r. U Cmp 4t Co., Bfokm, BurTala, N. V. HhllhaCnnuutpt4m Curlnld hy mt IniKKUt" nt ifftr, flOo, fl.1.00 a buiil. rrlntd gimrii.ie with vrv Uottld Itu itpv not MMiintlv(1 fgn to juur lniK((it ud firnt your nMirjr back. Writ for illutfBtl book vn conanmptioa. 51rnt tUoaC tmt to ym. &. t. WliiA U ,UKoT,N V For sale at lMtit Irujf Htore Noiimtl Finn I 4'lllinoiit. Notice ia hereliy given that the under signe l executor d' the lust will und tegu ment of Hul'Ii nwon lwls, ''eceased, Inw lileil his l mil account in the County i ourt of WltKliinglon County, Oru 'Oii. unit t lint uid Court has fixed upon Monday the In! day of July A. 1. I '.HI, at the hniirnf ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the County Court House ut HillslKiro iu said County a- the time and place for h uriug thereof. Therefore, all pe sons are hereby notified toapfiearat Hiid time aud plm-e and sh w cuiim'. if any there be, why said final account be not approved a' il said eniate finally settled and said executor dischargi'd. l uted May '.Mth. 19111. KOIIKHT KOUI.KKH, Kxi putor of the Kstate ol Hugh Owen Lewis, de eased. Kenton llronaui;h it Muir, Attorney for K-tute. 1-n Bicycles, Cycle Sundries, Base Ball Goods, Fish ing Tackle, Guns and Ammunition New and Second hand Furniture. Kaniblors, Imprrinls, Olives, . ::oio ;o Orienls, WHEELS Guaranteed for 2 Tires One Year. E. L. McCormick, SECOND ST. years Gitod Sreasl did the work Cenuetner. i snrrpd fr days aa ewr a ftvniMn v.'h i..-.i br.uti o.in and m wi rs lion .,;p!1l'1 ai'Ufti Uomeuy. hoe IliK it wou.il ihe (..tla. The flirt i - ..li ' relief an tea second rvkti' t w to iu normal ei'ndiiion, w,t.,.ul InMir.na or aiioetina Lis flow of i, k. I ... o'd your trul Mvstsrious .mi Cuf. u a i-m-ml house hi Id rauie-l. ior naariy a yur and niler ll the s"!i neat extern il reui'dl la lis world. A S!1(J. it '. tt Uak.and. CaL. July ft. Iimi. DOlTOrtS t'SJ IT. enthtnen I huvs known ef the was et Miu-nuii. l'u:n Cure for several yeare. it- nni until ulthln a fww months have nni ttntn vtiinin a i.w nkontui ni j d It uioi niy t.ers.m ana in my ramiv. A.I I ran MR nr.hMMltf. Ill V tnat U la one I ran snv nt.hmiits iligly that tt la one nrthrt best r.-rnMdiB for Dam that 1 have ever triwt. Thuronrhly applied It la, la nev enerlenr. vnrv suro to clve aaloa sat permanent relief. R-peetfult. u .u. kL cinr.cK. m. D., Bukarailelc, TT. DO T RUB IT IN ' SWd b all r -uresis M sneeals. SCITPA' REMEDY HOMPAMY lh'lta Drug- Wore. Take two to night and you will be well to morrow. Bald win's Health Tab let 5. They cure sick-headache, chronic constipation and make sick people well-50 doses 25c R. W.Tp.n!' the Cfolcnj o wi 111 lon4.tr Hfrr Bn (of Tat it-. fmu'h 5 CiKnr twuiv.) wvi: Btldwiu . It-alt h Tm)1'-im rr? th rrtnrdy tut a u -f oat ion, lnUiuusucsa and Uir Via hvci I h . t ver uitc4.M foRTLAffD, Oslaa, I find y,r Hcalrh Tnb!rt escrt1at ot Gro. liAKit fflr RiWAOlb, Auctloueer. TIiiiIht I.hii.I, Art Jiuif.'t, I NTH MI I K : Ki lt I'l III.MMTI. ITniti u B a : i.n I anii Orrica, (1. tniiN City, Ur ., May 10. IKII N 'I TICK t HKKM'.Y (.IVEX '1 11a T in ci ii I' iiim c will' the provisions of the ai l 01 i i 11 w. ol June ,1 ik, entilieii "Air m t l i tin' le i f mil er IiiiiiIh in the KlitU'S of i.'alilornia. t regunv ev 'ila anil Was' rngton 'I i-ci iioiy." as exti'tnled to ull the lull lie I und Mates hy act ul Augusts. Vl, Josels liuitert, of 1 ut'ker, eoiinty of Cowletix, Hta te (or Territory I ol Waa'.i'ig- ton has tola day tiled In tlua olliee- his sworn stulement No. 6110. lor the purchase of the N K V, of Section No. 8 in 1 o nahip No. 3N, I auge No. i W, und, will o lie proof to show that the land sought is more val able fur lis timlier or stone than lor agrieii tural purposes, and t estahlish h a claim to said land before the Uegister and ftucuiverof this oltice at Oreuoir City, Oregon, on Haiurday. the Hrd day of Aug., lUlil, He names as witnesses: Will lit O. Woods, ol llaroua, Ore ' rlhel ow XI. liundolph, of " " A Ilia l owell, of 1'ilUliur Ore. Charles Huhr of " Vancouver. Wash, Any and all persons claiming adversely Ihe ab"Ve-di'srrilKid lauds are reipieHled to file their el. dins in this olliee on or before said :ird day of Augin-t III0I. t il AH II. MOOi:K8. t-10 Kegisler. Your Drug There are so many reasons why you should traile at our store that there is not room in this little advertise to tell them all. One reason is that we are modern. We keep pace with new ideas and new conditions. As fast as anything better than we have is invented we secure it. As fast as we discover newer and purer and more desirable thinp; we take them up. . But the old reasons are best of all the reasons that hax'e always governed us. These are Reliability, Honesty, Proiupt ne.ss Purity and Freshness of Stock. The best always, never the next liest The lest for you is the best lor us. The Hillsboro lAf Z J A Merchants add to your Business ll Ila ll 14s s The onormniis' rale of the Grnphone are Ul fl 1 J 1 1 IJ 1 1 1 J I 1 ll caused t.y the fact that it has inch v"awawiiv MATCHLESS POWER OF ENTERTAINMENT Th.t an INTCNSI DEtlKC for POSSESSION le awakened In ell who naer IL It supplies nn ai-tuid wftnt (the irreslslilile Kianijr wnu;n in any are wining io uo willioui oilier neveasilea. It ia the UM VHKSAL ENTEllTALXEIt OF TIIEA(JE n Ineshauatble aewrce ef wander and dll(ht to all It is simple in n instruction, and prices are arrangod to anit all pocket Issika: while the ilemitnd w ill continue aa lung as human nature exists. The introduction ol a few Uraphnphonea into a community at once crat an incrKwiiiK demand for Kecorna and Sui pliiil, and a continuous buaineea is thua eMaliliehcd. Why not secure the lil-errl pmlita which are alio we. I dealera? Write for Catalogue, Terms, etc., to Columbia Phonograph Co. 123 (Joary Street. San Francisco, Cal. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Monmouth, Oregon lr;MtM KU hlt.llUTATFS. Ihe demand for prndlMte of the Normal i hool ilminn the past csr has tai n much hevond the supply, i'l-aitiotis with Ironi $40 to 1 per month. Slate Certificate and IMploma. Stnilenis are pr"parel for the state exaniiuailona and readily take state papers on graduation. Mriaie Academic snd I'mfrwional Course Well cquipei Traininir depart- uient. Kxismree range from f lil) U I7S x r yerir. r';dl Term 0n .""apt. 17lh. Kor cnUili cue containing full aumHim'e nients, addresa. or J. B. V. M'TI.ER, SerrUry. "A 4S OS H JN t ! A ! IV tils t txs 'IN IX to As tfs tis as Babiea1 Flrat Sliot-a Free Why do HainiltoM-I!() ii shot's &w such univcMsnl sntisfactiou to all? Thoy aro msidtj and every pair is Get a Pair ft ft Ay REMEMBR I HAVE NO NIIF.ltlFI-'N MAI.K. V VIlilllK OF AX KXKfllMlOV, I Decree and Order n Sale, issueil out of the Circuit t'ourt of the Stale or Oregon, for Washington County, iu lavor of w . A. Hcroggin und agailut J. H. Scroggin at, in sane person nnd James A. W. Neroggin, guurdiu" ot the said .'. S ..-cro gin for ihe Mini of $10 0(1 costs, Willi i teri'Mt Ihereon from the anth day of Oi'loher lwvHt the rate of 8 iercent er aiinuiu and tor the fu thi r sum of rt.-. k I! gold coin. ith interest thennii at the rate of lu er cent ier annum from the 2!Hli day o Outulier 1NHM and for the cost and expenses of 'le and of said wr t. Now, therefore, hy virtue and iu persu snce of said judgment, decree and order of sale, I wi I on Maturiluy the I'.lli day of July Itml, at the south doorof the Court House in liillsb ro. Waaliingtmi county. Oregon, ot the bo 'r of 10 o nlm-k a in , ol sum any ilduv sell at nuhlic auction to the hi Il eal bidder for cash, the lo lowiiig-describcil real property, to-wit: Lying, being und situate within Wash ington coi.nty, Oregon, a' d being part of the donation and c ai n oi James I hani bera and wife in Township I North It nge I Ves'. Will Mer and la-ing more p rticu lnrly described as follows to-wit: Commencing at a point on the K llneof snid 1 L C, 8 17 W Kt Chs from the N. W cornerol .he I) I. O ol Oavid T. Uno and running thence N 71" 7 niin W J to Chs. Thenec N 17" K II' ."0 1 hs, Ihence H 71" Ii7 niin ii -.'Mil Chs to claim line and thence H 17" W 12,M) chs to the place ol twviinilinr. coitiojiiine MO 41 aeree to .ilil V the heruinliefore numed sums und lor the costs and expenses of s.u. I sale, aid nmiierty will b sold sub'eet lo re- demptiuu as per statute of Oregon. Witness my hiind IhisVMh day of May, 11101 J. W. M4W KM., riheriH of Washington County, Ore Tuns, il ToMira Ii-7 Attorney lor l'lai .tilt. Tlie Hurlinfjton Ilouti' h:iv I tit' low(tt rate to all points p(-t, quic-k- wt tinii', let Hcrvii-P hikI you r'nle i on the Finrat TrHln In tho world. OAiTOXlIil. aa,, 1l Hind Yau H.i Aiwnvs Botifla Store Trade Pharmacy. demnnt (or diversion and relatation to r. L. CAMTBELI, Ireaident. " V to Babiea 3orn:darinK 1901 VI w SI V V Vt VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VM VI VI VI right, fully sold right Lruarantood. at DENNIS VI 5ncLr"WOraM a I UUK( Entire of flnnt Hot 1 1 mrn t. Notice is hereby given that I, the under signed administratrix, of the estate of Ijoiiis K. Nieruiuiiu lie. easiMl have filed in IheCn iiity Con t t Ihe Hmie of II cgon, or Washington tonnty my tin 1 account as ndni nislratrix ofaid ei-taie and that said i(iurt as set '.Moudav, June loth, i!) 'I, at the hour ol III oVIoek . lu , aa the t me and the County Court room in iiilis boro. Oregon as the phiee for lira ing ob jections to said account and the Ii ul set tlement of said eslnie. Dated May Mh. liMl. KATIK MKRMjNX, Ailminixtratrix of llie estate ul Ioiiis K, Niermauu, deceased. fsl 3 A Person who Iihm HX('rif iicoil the afii'r tTi-rHof too niui'h cycling tuo iihh'Ii IcnritH. ton inm li Iihhp Imll and tithe athlntic Hir.H al uays ri'iinrintiiN The Delta Linimont for Hiillno nni I Min-ni'SH of muscles), sc .ins, etc. We re- 1.INII1I'I"I ll JmhI : s I'mnirly, iiil HiiK kI ii (or ronli 'ni'il liaiiil-, alirMsioim. tiri'il iiiiim'Ics anil Imiiih li.irk afier a hard ilnys work. It nmkix yiu as HihhI hk new f.ir tlio next day. Prico i." nnd .1(1 rents. Delta 'l)ru Ston?, I Main St., Hillsboro, Ore Hhulniericli Hr ,-. !uw a few luilies rt s nml loaks left u hieli w ill lie rlow d out Ht iiwt, aN some men' overeoHts and inackintoeli'a. Ht Ihe iNHEPKNDKNT oHIce nnd examino the funioiu Mellon Iwiard for .iioiloUliK kialak printi LhIchI ( hiii; out. Anywise. v X J F. OAVIES. RSIOaT. St. Charles Hotel IRCVrirORATlCD front and Marrlson Klrn ta. I'erllauil Oregon. Klurtric XlghU, Klwtrlc Hi ll, and Hydraulic Kleralor. .VJIUom, at Sit. illr, Snlle, 75, U ,;(km1 yUwtlX t'ennecllon. Give us a call, m us a call, DAVIS & L. Bargains In Furniture. Having riircliasc.l the entire stock of furniture of I'. O Ilrown I can offer you barKain in anyrhing in the furniture line. Wall Paper, 5c per bolt and up riMi.l.ous MattiiiB, Carpets. Plushes, Tajiestry. I,ac-e Ci.iliiit.a Rug,, Window Shane, of all colors. In Ik-driK,, , s I ve chairs, etc. hen in town give me a call. Also C arry a Full Line r Lnderlaker'K (JonuV L,,. Atlon,lnt. W. O. DONELSON. j Remember tbc platt. I. O. O. F. M, unia lrrtMi iiturtnat the iNIiKFEN Hr'.NT i lliiv, I li' mill a lialf (ir A ( t-. Hiitdii'rs ruMa-r IhmiIm, rui;l r ami oil cloihinif. MchuliiK rii'h iiriw. Oiasl tH k low iriiti'. OASTOTIIV.. Bean the "J " "3 lrw Hmi How I hist We ott'rr tine Hundred lUdlara liewar.t for any cast of Calarrli that cannot lat en .-ii tiy Hall's Calarrh I lire K. 1'. CI1K.N KV A t i , ffopa . Toledo, O. W'-, the undersign d, have known K. J. I'hciH-y lor Ihe lai-t Ii vears, and lelive him ertet-tly honu aide III all bus imms transiu'tlons and liuaneially able to carry out any nhh.'ationa made hy their linn. Wist .V IH'AX, holesalu Llruggirts, I uliiii). O. W a Lin ii, KiaimiV Makvih, Wholes le llruggi ts, ml do, tt. , . Hall's Calarrli Cure is taken iiiternilly, acting dirretly upon lh bhenl aud mucous sur ai'es ot the system. I'rice 7.V ier bot tle hold hy a I ihuggis a. Te tiuioiuuls free, Hull's Family pills are the laal. Arker'a llyspcpvlu lahlcta are sole on a fMisitive guarantee. Cures heart-hurt, raising ol Ihe food, distress alter ealiin: o any loriu ol iiyscpaia. One little lahh givi's immedia e relief. 'St els, ami 60 cle 1 i.e Oelta Hrug Htore. Te Cure a I old iu tine Hay Tako Jixalive liroino (juiniim ThIiIiIh. All lrui: iti refund llm monry If II fnils to iur. K. W. (lrovi' siifiiHturt is on ncli txix. j.'ic. Rupture & Piles, Cured without Operation or Deten tion Ironi lsiisiness. Koom 14, .Mi kay Hldg., I'ortluud, Ore. Acker's I uglisli Kcincdr will ston a rough nt any time, and will cure the wori-t cold In twelve hours, or money re funded. Vt ami oO cents al liolut Drug r'tore, Stop the tough and Works off the (old. Laxativo ltronio-(iiinin TalileU eure a cold In one day. No Cure, no I'ny. Priit' 25 nts. Win Mnhr inakex IhkiIs at l is Hlmpon Heroin! at reel , 1 1 i I Inlxiro, for "i.f0 per pnir, neweil hIhmh for " and ;iveM Hpifiul Htleiilion to repair In'tr. llouMew only 11 rwl -(crude sdak whli li enntiloH him to frurtrHiilee liU work. M.J.SNIELDS&Co. I i rowers nnd Iiiimh Ur8 of all kind of Grass & Field Seeds We ran name seed for evergreen pas ture in your section of Hie countiy. hv pruHnHt with untriisl eceils? Wild tifleen yeitra of perHonnl experience in growing, also with the exa-nence of the Agiiciiluiral tilleges ut Momcow nnd I'ulliiiiin, wa Kiiluiiit the following list of Heeds out oi a hundred different knnls : HroinuH liiermiis Itullnn Kve l.ra .s, lull Meadow iiMpie, Kngllsh Kje lira is, KuglMi Klue t.ra. Klnt Sti ined lllue l.riisn, Tall Meadow tint l.russ, Orrkuril tirasa. Those' are K It KS II NICK I IS; we are Krovxraof them ami will guarantee results ami prices. I We nro aim) growers aii(l,iinxirtirs of t'lov. r-, A I Till fiii, I'chk, lern, Wheat, Hnsnlau Sp, Hx, Millels and all kimla of Held Meeds. Kor relerencea we cite you to W. J. SPII.I.MAN, I'rofesaiir of Agriculture at Hie Agricultural College at I'lillinnn, Wash., and II. T. FliKNCII, I'rofesror of Agriculture at the Idiilm SUite I m versity, Miwuw, Idiiho. Kor prima and further iuforniittion mhlrcus, Try our mi xedgTHHH swds for eve., green HhHir- on dry ground; l(j.(it, l r hundred, or twenty rent n r piiiind. M. J. SHIELDS & CO., MOK 'I VI. IIIAIUI. C. T. BELCHER. accv and Taiaa. la J IJELCIIEIl, Ma iiaserci. j Block, corner Third and Mm, bu.