HILLS BORO INDEPENDENT
Ib ta .toffleal HUlaooro, Or.
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HILUIUOIIU fCBU&lUKU CO., Proji
D. M. C. OAULT, Kdllor.
FB1DAY, JUNE SSI, iul.
SHIPS AT SEA.
The ocean carrying trade of the
United 8utM was sadly crippled
during the civil war in 1861 5, and
by reason of the change Iroiu wood
to iron i be industry of ship building
did not rapidly recover w lieu peat
waa made. For years congret has
been asked to do something for Am
eilcan shipping, fchrnie salted lor
diacriuiinating tariff on merchandise
carried In American bottoms. An
other plan baa been to allow a sub
sidy to American built ships. That
waa the idea adopted in a bill known
as the "ship subsidy bill" before the
last congress. A while ago this aid
waa asked because it was claimed
that ships can not lie built as econo
mically in the United States as in
ugland or Germany, that is steel
blp, the kind now favorite. But
by the great stride made during the
la.it few yeara by ourgrest iron foun
dries and rolling mills, it has been
uuiltt satisfactorily sliowi. that we
can more than compete with the
foreigners. Indued American ship
builders have not coutractx in the
open market mm foreign nations,
Because it has been shown quite con
clusively that we can duplicate for
eign built ships for the same or less
luouey thau they cost, the opponents
- of the subsidy bill assert that no sub
sidy is needed. The friends of the
bill repl) that the subsidy is not
needed so much to foster ship build
ing as It Is to equalise their sailing
and steaming when built. It is
pointed out that J. Fierpont Morgan
who recently bought the Layard
steamship line does not sail bis ships
under the American flag, but let
them continue to carry the British
flag. '
Discussing with a gentleman quite
well posted in the comparative cost
of operating the same sized transport
be gave these figures. A British
ship in the Alaska trade is sailed by
tbe following enumerated officers and
crew who receive the wages stated :
1 master, wages per mo ( 100
1 mate " " " 60
1 purser M " " CO
1 engineer, thought to receive.. 100
1 assistant engineer 60
28 men, Bremen, cabin crew etc
$20 each 660
Total t 930
The American ship carries.
1 master $ 200
2 pilots, each 160 300
1 first mate 100
1 second mate ; 75
1 third mate 75
1 chief engineer 166
2 assistant engineer 150 each.... 300
1 purser 100
1 freight clerk 75
1 cheif steward 100
1 assistant steward 60
67 men distributed as cooks coal
passers, firemen, sailors, etc
at 40 ejh 2280
Total...- 13830
Our Informant then asked if it is
reasonable to suppose that the Am
erlcan ship can be expected to com
pete with a British transport whose
pay roll for labor slope is almost
13000 per month less. He as met
With tbe suggestion the American
canoe isj, carrying too many high
priced 'men, 'Discharge them and
cut down expenses." But that can
not be done since the American na
vigation laws require that many men
to be carried, and congress refurs tt;
amend the law holding that the hum
ber Is not too great for the safety ol
ship and passengers. It is to our
credit that we are more careful of
human life entrusted to common
carriers be they of sea or land thai
other nations. To compete with
foreign ships the Americans must
carry bUger cargoes, make better
time or get more money for what
they do. The subsidy is to even u
on the latter condition.
Home months ago it was at empte
to Import Russian sugar into tin
United Mtstee. The appraiser at
New York held that the sngtr faint
from a bounty paying nation and
hence was taxed an additional duly.
Kuntla ret a' la ted by imposing tlie
maximum duty on a. veral class- of
our exports but this apparently has
failed to scare the Americans, where
fore the Russians are trying it again
An additional tax has been put on
some of our chemicals and on our
bicycles. Sec Gage maintains an
even temper, informing the Russian
minister that he ha no authority to
levy duties or to remit. That must
be done by congress beginning in the
bouse of representative.
There was shlped from New York
to Europe yesterday $1 1,000 In
fold.
B. F. Harvey, of Eugene, has sued
tbe Daily Oregooian, of Portland, for
libel and placed the amount ol dam
age at 126,000. Tie' action will be
tried at the June Wraj of the Laue
county circuit cm. i if the issue can
be made up by that tine. Tbe com
plaint sets out for cause of action an
editorial that waa published in the
Sunday Oregooian, of Dec. 2, 1900. It
Is one of that paper's h' ttent roaster,
and waa written of the two men, who
tome months before had enticed a itirl
into a box car at Cottage Grove, and
carried her to Itos 'burg. Both men
were arrested. One was tried at Al
bany and convicted of rape and sen.
tenced to five years in the pen. the
other, B. F. Harvey was tried at It se
burgand acquitted. The Oregonlun
bad uncomplimentary remarks for
both men and did rot h"ld the term ol
the sentence in the highest estimation
No names are mentioned In the arti
cle but Harvey ihinrs he was meant,
and that what was said is libelous.
The dlacuesion of the possibility of
forcing tbe United States to its indus
trial knees by inaugurating a retalia
tory policy agaiost American Tariffs
and trade goes on in Europe, but
with little prospects for the discovery
of a feasable plan for pntting the Ides
into operation. A review of the situ
ation convinces tbe best of the Euro-
peans that retaliation would be dan
gerous, since America easily could
precipitste financial panic on
the Continent by forcing collection
of the large sums standing to Its cre
dit there. In other words, the Uni
ted 8;ates hasa wining band in readi
ness for any commercial game which
Europe may try to play. Humiliating
as the situation ti ay be, the world
must accept Urn industrial and com
mercial suprtiuacy of the United Sta
tes as an unavoidable fact. Troy
Record."
The council complains of a para
graph published last week when the
Independent thought that Mr.
Gates' proposition to rbide by the
findings of a single arbitrator ought
to have been accepted. The council
replies that the contract under which
the city is now furnished with water
and lights Is about to expire and thai
there is not time to experiment with
new plans. The ordinance rassed
ten yeara ago provides how the city
shall buy, and the council must pro
ceed that way. The Independent
was aware of those things but
thought the council could afford to
cut the red tape that bound up the
proceedings, but II there is no money
to he saved the long way around
may as well be traveled.
The striking machinists demanded
a nine-hour workday, with pay for
ten hours at a rate 12 percent higher
than the scale hitherto obtaining,
Obviously this demanded grant
lesseens a factory's production one-
tenth while increasing Its expend!
ture one-eight. The extreme terms
demanded nullify in effect the possi
bility of the machinists getting the
wages increase they demand
The North Yamhill Record think
it a most dangerous precedent lo
adjudge that Congress has the iowe
to govern our territories. If it I
wrong for Congress to goverm ter
ritories, where should the power t
govern do lougeur it seems reason
able that some one or some author
ity be charged with the duty of main
taining order.
its Collar Line.
PORTLAND-ASTORIA Route
STR "TAHOMA
Daily Round Trips except Sunday
TIME CARD
I T .1 1
i rave i onianu 7 a, in,
l.eave Aatoria 7 p. m
THE DALLES PORT
LAND ROUTE
Str."BllEY OtlZERT''
Dailey Round Trip aicept Monday.
TIME CARD
l-eave Portland 7 a. ni
Arrive The Dalles a . m
Iave " 4 "
Arrive Portlanu 11 '
MEALS THE VERY BEST
fXvT'Sunday Trips a Leading Feature.
IfThii Rout, hu the Grandest
Scenic Attractions on Earth.
landing and Ollii-e: Foot Alder Slreet.
Born Phones, Main 06I
PORTLAND, OREGON.
T.. W CRICIITO. agt Portland,
JOHS a. riLLO. apt The Dalle
i. J. TAT LOR, agt Astoria.
14.1.00 te BaPale.
Ibis la what. the established rate
amounts to in each direction making
8 00 for the round trip, and by nr.
ranging with the Burlington Route,
lassengrrs aie given choice ol seven
trains on date of sale. Call upon or
write ns for full particulars before
making other arrangements. K. W.
Forter, Ticket Agent, Burlincton
Koute, corner Third and Mlark j
street, Portland, Oregon. -5
Nil Kill t F'H MILK.
1Y YIKIUK OF
AN EXECUTION.
' of r-hle, tsatled out
I i cm mil ro
ol the Circuit Court ot the Male of Oregon,
for Washing on county, in favor of . II.
II ui-toii ami against James tt. l.eeet at for
the kuin of ll.l (i ' costs ami lor the further
ii in i,t'lo.:tw I', 6. koM coin with interest
thereon at tlia rule of to per eciit per
iinuiu from the t'K'i d y of April I'Uli l
for t e cot and eipense ot sale ami of
said writ,
ow. therefore. I y vircie a d In persu
ade of said Judgment, decree and order o
sale, I will, on unduy III Mli day ot
luly lliUl. at Hie south dnorof the Court
House in llillnU.m, Washing ou rotinly,
Oregon, at tha hour ol to o'clock a. in. ol
aaid day, sel I ut public auction to the high
est bidder tor cash, thtt foi owing-descr to
ad leju property to-wif
I he i H of I he. 8 W and the H W ',, or
le b K '., ol'Scu :i I I it H J W Wi I, icr.
Wsnbinlou county, Oreiron, to satisfy lie
hereiub dore u lued sums, and for the
cost- and ex prunes of auid sule,
Huid properly will te sold subject to re
demption aa per alutute of Oregon.
Vk Uncus my baud thii nth duy of June
IM'l. '
J, V. KBWKI.I..
Sheriff of Waaltlnirto.i county, Kremlin
W, J. Wall, depu y,
8, It. Huaton.
Attorney tor Plain I If. H-7
.MrTll KFOK ll ItMCATIOS
Department of the Interior
I-ANuOrrira at Uaauoa iitt, Out.
June 18, I'.Wt.
NOnt E 18 HEREBY t;IVKN THAT
tbe followiiiK-n itned settler hits tiled
notice of hi intention to inuk timil proof
inaupport of bis luim and that auid proof
will tie made before the County Clerk of
VtaxhiiiKion County at llillsboro, Oregon
on July at, l'JOl hi;
J AM KB J. PATTOM,
H. K, 1119 for thsN ol S V V and H
W y of .s W of 8ec and N . ot N
K Sec 27 N 2 N R fi W.
lie liuuien I lie following wituenaea to
prove liia continuous residence upou and
cultivation of auid luud, viz:
William busae, of Ua ea Creek, Or-.
William Henry l.yda, of " " '
Cbarlea liitteiuau, of " " "
llenjamin A. Collins, of " " "
CUAB, U. McOHEB.
6-1(1 RetiieU'r.
It's a Short Road
from a cough to consumption
Don't neglect a cough tak
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
when your cold appears. Th
" ounce ol prevention is
better than y?ars of illness,
Mt suffered for r- ;rs from a cough, bmnehia!
and lunic trou .1- Ksiied blood frequently
Spent years in Osl-ntas and other lurt. ol
west Dut tint ro I. Krturnca ran a
aetfan taking tl.oH. A few b.ittle e
alclely rurf U sas. I consider it the greate.t
" H FAIRY T DETCHF.R,
Wiia F, L. (ainu (., Broker., Burials, N.
Slittnhs ConsnmpUon Cure la sold by atl
aruaclsta at SSo, SOe. Sl.oo a bottle. ,
printed s;uaranli aoea with averr btittli
sf you are nor aw ixtiert a to your uriia;t;ii
ana fei yonr ntooey uics.
Writs for illustratrd book tel eonanmpttoa. Si
witaeat coal to yoa. S. C. Walls a Cs , LKo,. N
For !ale at Delta Drug Store
Notice of Finnl Mettlement.
N'llii-e ia hereby Kiven that
the unde
siftne I executor of tl
le last will and testa
nieut of HukIi (iwen lewls, Mecased, has
liied his final account in the Countv 1 ourt
of WanbiiiKton County, Ore on. and that
m'ul Court has fied upon Monday the 1st
nay 01 July A. it. mu, at the hour 01 ten
o clock lu the forenoon ol sma day. nt th
Ciinnty I ourt House at Hillnboroin sau
Countv a' the time and Dlace for h arin
thereof. Therefore, all pe sons are hereby
notifb d toapearat Kind time and place
ami Mi w cause, ir any there tie, why sal
final account t.e not approved a-a sui
es at finally settled and said executor
discharged.
I uted May 24th. l'XIl.
KOHEUT KOITI.K KS.
Kxtcutor of tha kstate oi Hugh Owe
Lewis, de eased.
Kenton, llronnugli fi Mulr, Attorney for
K-tale.
1-S
Bicycles, Cycle
Sundries, Base
Ball Goods, Fish
ing Tackle, Guns
andAmmunition
New and Second
hand Furniture.
Hanililcrs,
lo m)
Imperials, . 25 to ;()
(Hives, . . :,0 1o ro
Orients, . . 50 to 75
WHEELS
Guaranteed for
2
Tires One Year.
E. L. McCormick,
SECOND ST.
years
IN THE llltcilt COI'KT THK
1 (State of ureifou for Washington t o.
J. W. Feriulir Walntilfi
Hilas l ordyce. defendant)
t o Kilax Kordyoa, tha atxive-uaaietl defxu
di'iit :
In the na e of tha State of Orevou. vou
are Jierebv rrUirad to appear and answer
the rouipluint ol tbe pluintin' tiled herein
01. or before I bii sday the 1Mb day of
July. 11SII mill if you fail so to a pe r nd
simmer, the pluintid wiil apply to the
Court for the relief tir ved for in bis coin
plaiitl. tu-wit, for a judnnent airaiiiet vou
tor tbe sum i f J !..iwrl inteirat thereon
t the rate ol eit;hl ' cut per annum
from Mu. .Ml,, llli,n I fie further sum ol
f Vt attorney fees, ana li.e com aud dia
onrwiueiHs of this suit, and fora deeref
b ncloeiiiK a certain mort axe ex tilled
1V you to secure the payment uf tha alore
saul sums ol money and which moriitatre
i leconii d on l'a &vu of H 'ok V" of
Hoo,icd8ol lort:u;eH of asbiliKtoll 1 o ,
iirecon. And lu tber, that the land ,1 s
crifcitl in aid mortif je, to-wit : ' I'be K ' ;
ol tiie -S W of r ction ;tn T J N KS W,
and the S K of the N t y ami tbe N V
oi the ( K i of Section 2i in T 1 N it t
voiiutinniL' l.'iy aeres" be aobl and tbt
proceeds a plied to he satis action oi said
judgment And lor such otlieraud lurtber
rtliel us i, av he equitable. The lin e pre
rihod forth publicat on ol this soiu
uioie is ix weeks and tbe date ul ita nrat
publiculioii is June 7th, Mil, i bis sum
moil is Henvd bv publication by order of
the Honor:, I, e l k Kooil, County Jude
of WayhinNiii County, tirer,ou
Made and dated at t humbers, at Hit's
boro, "refill on June 1st. MJI,
H. Ii, HI .VION a d T. 11, W ltl,
o-il Attorneys for fluiiititl
Take two to
night and you
will be well to
morrow. Bald
win's Health
Tablets. They
cure sick-headache,
chronic
constipation and
make sick people
well-50 doses 25c
tt. W, Tan.. rve Ctitcseo millionaire rlffmr
Bisn (of Taut,. ' . 1'uurh 51 Ciar lauie,) says:
"aaldwin'a l,allh Tahlrta are the beet
remedy for ct;,n iMlion, biUiuaucss aad tasr
pid liver I tuivc ever used."
PnsTt.An, Omm.
nWAjtn V. BAt.nwiN co
1 sad yeav Hrslth Tahlrl-i eirelleal
ontfi atiasi.asck-beadache ur. ii nTeia.
tn. iiaasm
f r-o. B.karsw aartluuecra.
Timlter l.nnil, Art.liiiif.'t, 1H7H
MU M ! I OU I'l ltl.lCATI(
US1T1118 a 1 rt I ami Orrica,
O; i. .on City, Ob ., .Mat II!, 1W1.
T IVY Iri HKUfclSY LIVEN THAT
11 ci'ii'p iaiu-e with the provisions of
the act ol ( 1 rsiiw ot June It l-7n, entitled
"An nit foi tbes le ot hnber lands in the
States of liiiitoniia. Oregon, ev da aud
Was' I ueton 'lei riiory." as extended to ail
the I nblic IjuhI ttutcs by act ol AiiKtist 4
liri, .losefs ilertert. of T ucker, county of
1 uwletiz. Mate tor 1 erritorv I ol naanl' ft-
ton. bus t,us day filed in this oflice bis
sworn statement No. MI0. for the purchase
of the SKjj id Section No. & In I o uslnp
No. US, haiine No. 4 W, and will oiler
proof to show that the land sought is
mure valuable for its timber or atone than
lor agricu tural purposes, and to establish
or agn
1 a rial
aim to auid land before the Register
aud Receiver of this ollice at Oration City,
Oregon, on Uaiurday. tbe Hid day of Aug.,
l'.sn.
lie names as witnesses:
VVillia (1. Woods of . l!aco::a, Ora.
rtbel ow M. Randolph, of " "
Aliia I'owell, of I'ittsbur - Ore.
Cliarlea Ruhr, of Vancouver. Wash.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
the ur ve-Kwrilied lands are requested to
file their cl dins in this ollice on or before
said itrd day of Augmt 1!I,
1 ii.n 11. .nuuiir.n.
1-10 Register.
Wide-Awake
Think
The onormous nalei of the (ira phone are
caused by the fact that It lias
such
MATCHLESS POWER
That an INTCNSC OCSIWC for POSSESSION la aosk.n.d lit all wha hear It.
It supplies an actual want (the irresUlilile
gratily winch many are willing to do wiinont other necessites. it ia the
UMVE1.SAL ENTERTAINER OF TIIE AOE
An In. h.u. table source af wonder ana dell(ht to all
It is simple in construction, and prices are arranged to suit all pocket honks:
while the demand will continue ns long as human nature exists.
Tls introduction of a lew Urnphophonea into a community at once craates au
increasing demand lor Kecorus ami Supplied, and a continuous busineas is thus
ei-tuhiished. Why not secure die liberrl
Write for Catalogue, Terms, etc, to
Columbia Phonograph Co.
125 (Jenry Street.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Monmouth, Oregon
IK V tMI FOIt lnlt.tliL'ATK.S.
The demand for graduates of the
Normal r-cliool durini: the fast year has
been much beyond the supply, l'ositions
with from fill to 7. per month.
State ("erllllcutes and IMplomas.
Students are prepared for the state
examinations and readily take state
papers on graduation.
(Strong Academic and Profmsional
Course Well equiped Training depart
ment. Ktiiences ranee from $11) to ITft
er year. Fall Term opens rSit. 17lh.
For cutalovue containing full aHiiounce
incnla, address.
or J. B. V. IiUTLEK, Secretary.
Hell Hath
Like a woman's corn, and we don't wonder, for a
little corn can cause more pain than tlie most even
disposition can stand. If you are troubled with a corn
hard or soft just try a bottle of Infallible Corn Cure
and we will guarantee relief. Just touch the corn with
the damp cork each night and soak in warm water
every other day. That's all it's easy. Price 15 cents.
t
The Hillsboro
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Babies' First Sboea Free
Why ilo Ilaiiiilton-Iirown shoes ,uivo
siifli univi'isnl sntisfiiction to all?
ihoy aro mnilo
and every pair is
(US
(IS
AN
Get a Pair
REMEMBR I HAVE NO
' ? 'ST S? ST
SIIKHIFK'SSiAl.t:.
HV VIRlUK OF AN KX Kl't I'lOX,
llecree and Order o Kaio, I.nsued out
of tbe Circuit Court uf Hip Hiateof Oregon,
fur asliinuton County in lavor of vt .
BcroKKin and UKaiiiht J. H. rScroKpn an in
sane person mid James A. W. ScrnvKin,
guardian nl the aaid . M. i-cio irin for the
sum of 10 0(1 costs, with t tereai tlmreoii
from the 'J!th duy of October l!-s at the
rate of M percent per annum and tor the
tu rner sum 01 14ik i n ic 1.1 cm.
itb interest thereon ut the rale ol IU cr
cent )HT annum from the l':llh day of
October lsua and for the cost and cxpt-nves
of a lie and of sud wr t.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in persn
aiire of said iudemeut. decree and order of
sale, I wiil on tiaturduy the liih day of
July l'JOl. ut the south ooorot the I ourt
House ill llillsb ro. VVaahiimlon county,
Oregon, at the ho r of 10 o'clock a in , of
suiil day. sell at public auction to the hi Il
eal bidder for cash, tbe lo luwing-describeil
real property, to-wit:
Lvinu. beinit and situate within Wuili-
inc'ton comity, Oregon, a d lieinfr part of
the donation ami c ul n o: James t hum
bera and wife In Township I North it 1 ik
2 Viesi Will Merand bciiiK more p rticu
1 irly d earn bed aa follows to-wit:
CoiiinienciiiK at a point on the K line of
suid 1) I. C, 8 17' W 11-2 Kl ( hs from the N.
W corner ol Jie DLO of David T. Iaiioi
and running tlience N7lv7 mill V L'H to
Cbs. Thence N U E VJ Nl hs, thence H
74" n7 niin K V.1,40 Cbs to claim line and
thence 817" W 12,0 1 lis to the place of
beKinniiiK. conlaining .to 41 acres to - tisly
the bereiuliefore named sums and lor ll:e
costs and extienscs of sui. I sale.
raiil property will u sobl subject to re
demption as per statute of otegou.
W itness my b .nd tliis'.hlh day of May,
liajl J. W. tiKW Kl.l.,
fihenrt of Washington I ounty, Oie
Tuns. H Toniiib 2-7
Attorney lor I'iul tiff.
'1'liH liurlingtoo Houte havt Hit
lowent rates to all points eiiHt, quick:
ext time, lieft Hfrvlt and you ride
on tbe Finest! Train in the avorltl.
A IToniA.
Trta Kind Von Aiwys BougM
Hears th.
Blfnatan
f
Merchants add to your Business
Graphohone
OF ENTERTAINMENT
tiemant for diveraion ami relaxatiou) to
profits which are allowed dealers?
SanFrancIseo, ('al.
I. CAMTBEI-U President.
no Fury
Pharmacy.
r
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to Bablea Bora daring 1901
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right,
fully
sold rijjrht
ti 1
iriiaranteed.
at DENNIS'
SHELF-WORN STOCK.
s t '
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.li-e of will rll SiftllmtMlt.
Notice is hereby xlveii that I, the under
fiKUed administratrix, of the estate of
Louis r'. Niermaiin de eusetl have fited in
the Co inly C'ou t I the hlate of OieKon,
or WashiiiKton County, my lin I account
as adm ninlralrli of said estate and that
said Court 1 as set Monday, June loth,
. i ' 1 , ut the hour ol in o'clock, a. 111 . as the
1 t.ma and the County Court room in II ills-
Ixiro, Oregon us the place for lira lug ob
jections to sunt account and the Ii al set
th'inet.t of said estate,
Dated May Hth. l".ml.
KATIK NIKR.M ANN,
Administratrix of the estate ol 1 ,011 is r
Nicrimmn, lim'snnl. . M 3
A
Person
w ho Iihh f xoeriemvil the afliT
t'tl't'rtH of I, Ml 11 1 1 1 -1 1 cycling tai
much lenniu. In , miicli liaic Imll
ami (.(her Hthlctic hit.i al
waya n (iiinciiili
The
Delta
Linim out
for ali II lies
miiHi'liH, Hjir
commend it
and -iir'tuii of
tin, lc c re-
jdHt iih aironuly,
Hllll' fllgr. nt
fur
routjiiMi'tl
Iminli, ulinisioim, tired iiiu.-icIch
mid lame hack afu-r a hard
dayriwork. It niaken you as
Kood iih now for th next day.
Price 25 and f0 nta.
Delta Drui; Store,
Main St., HilKsboro, Ore
Hhulmerich n iv a few lailii
ea pes and cloaks lilt which will lie
flowd out at cotd, ali Home men's
overcoats and iimckintonhV.
Call at the Indepkndknt oflice
ami examine the fatnotiH Mi-lion
oouril ror .nounting kialak
IjMtenl Ihinn on l. Any eif.
piuil-
F. OAVIES.
eaasioasr.
f St. Charles Hotel
INCORPORATRD
Iront and M.irrlson .Streets, I'ortlanil Oregon.
EIclrio:MKhU, Electrie Hells and Iiydraulio Elevator.
l.-.0rtoa,t2iu Aire, Snltea, 73, to . I.eod Kea.-raat
Connection.
Give us call,
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DAVIS &
Bargains In Furniture.
Hat-in purchased the entire stock of furniture of V O lirown
can offer you bargains in anyrhing i ,he furniture iiile.
Wall Paper, 5c per bolt and up
i nave a large assortment of wall paper and can
fastidious. Mattmg, Carpets, Plushes, Tapestry
Kugs, Window Shades of all colors. In li.ilr,
tonrtcen styles to select from.
cnairs. etc. When in town
give
AlsoCnrry . Foil Me of I ndorlaker's (iooiIs. I(,y A1(,.IU,anl.
W. O. DONELSON.
RememU-r the pUce. I. O. O. F. BW, comer Third and M,, SU,
MolintM li.r tii iitursl the
Ijhih-fkmikn r ttlii--, I drnt at.U
half lor 6 it.
ItubU'r. rul.la r Imnih, rul.lx r and
oil rloiiiinir, al Sciiuliui ricli Brw.
(UmmI tdiM'k low priiiv.
How IbM
V otl'er One Hundred Hollars Rewarl
for any case uf Catarrh that cannot I.
ured by Hull's l ularrb 1 unt
K. I . t IlKN KV .V I'O., I'rops , Toledo, tl
SV , tbe undersign. ,1, have known S. J.
1 heuey lor tiie lust l. veins, ami believe
loin iwrlwlly bono abio 111 all bus u,.hn
transactions and liiianciully able to cnriy
out any ubli ul ions inude by their l,n,i
WasT A 1st ax, Mboiesale UrugKi-ls'
I'olislo, 1 1
WAII'I o, Kin4k, Makvin, Wholes le
ln . i-ls. lid do, II.
iia'l's t'utarrli t'ure is taken intern dlv
a- ling directly upon lb-" bl MmI Ullt) 111 tl-0'i 1
.iir aces ol the system, I'rice 7.V per l.
lie Mold by a 1 Hruggis a. Te-lim,,iw.,i,
Iree,
Hall's Kauiily Tills are the best.
ArLrr's lysMUla Talilela are sok
011 a asilive iiaianlee. l ures heart-bun
raisins; oi me iihhi, iiislress alter eatuit o
any lorui 01 dvsia-iiMa one Ion. ,.1.1.
t?ives immeilla e relief. io cis, uml , 1.
I lie Helta Ui uk ntore. '
Te Cure a ( old In One Hay
Take) 1,-tXHtivc ilroiim (Quinine
ritlilt-lH. All ilriijrtihta rcfun.l iM-
imincy If it IhiIh to cure. K U
(ir vn's HiKiinturc la on (.ch laix. ;.,
Acker's InirlMi liemcilt Mill fllli m
chhikIi at any time, and will cure Ihe
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re
Innded. 8f ami oil cents at Ik-It 1
Ntore, "
Slops (he IoiikIi and Horka ff A
Cold.
Laxi-t've Hr nio-()nininc Tahlt-u
cure a cold in im. day.. No Cure, mi
1 My. rrnf z.ri ccntn.
Win Mohr niakiw li.sils at I U
Hh.ipon S-ond atrtH-t, HiiMHini, tor
( t la-r pair, m-wed hIhmh fur
and Kive H.cclal attenlioii In repair-
K. iih umtt imiy lirsl-irraile atia k
which eiiuhlif. him to puaraiilet. hia
"ork.
SI TITIO..
IN THK CIRCUIT MllfUTOr' THE
I htate of Ori'Kiiii fi Wasbiuetou
ountv.
John Aspinwall, riuintilt, )
v. I
I-ewis A. Metsker Ada M. Mclsker,
Henry ISchueider and Schneider V
hi wife, whose itiveit name ia un-
known, ami Helen I, Hinder now
Helen I,. Kedi.eld, lluleudanta, J
To Uwis A. VeUker, Ada M. Metsker
and Helen ).. Hholer, new Helen 1,. Ked-li-l
I the ubove naiiietl delenduuts.
In the mime of the blale of Oregon you
and each ol you ere hi reby r quired to ai
pe r and answer the comp aim tiled
aitainst you in tlie above entitled cause, on
or before July Ifl.tli 11)01, which date is sit
weeks aller June I Itli l j tlie dute of the
lirst publication of this sumtiiuns, uml if
you fail to so appear and mister, for wain
thareof tlie plaintiff will apply to the court
lor the rehe prayeil for and demanded in
the compliant tiled ufininst you h rein 10
wit will tase juiiKiiient atta nst you for
the sum of aeveii hundred and lifly dollaia
together with interest thereon from Ihe
l.'uh duy ol December lfW7 at the rate of
eltflit percent per annu.ii until paid for,
the further sum of one hundred doll rs
attorney's fees herein, for the costs and
disbursements of this suit, and fora lec ee
lorcclosniK plain till 'a said mortiiHi-e in the
manner provided bv law, and lor such
other and further relief i tl...
may seem just and eipiituble.
ijiis sumn.ons is nnblis .ed by order of
thus A.Mcltride, Jude of the alaive cu
lt ed court, made ami dated June 101 Ii,
GRAH AM A CI.KKTdN
-10 Attorneys for Tluintiir.
I XOTH'H FOIt 11 ltM(MTIO
M'liartmciit of (he Interior.
Land Orrn at Oreoon Citt, Oamios.
June 8, I'.sjl.
N OT1CK IS HEREBY OIVKN Til A T
the following numed settler has liletl
notice ol his intention to make llmtl pr,sil
III suiiort of bis claim, and that add proof
will lie made belore the County Clerk ol
asbniKton county nt Jlillsboro, tire., ou
July ri, Usui, .
JACUH Will rMDIEE,
II. E, No. t:;7.I, for tbe NWliS W ol
Her, 13 T . H It 3 W.
lie nau'es the follou-;nK witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence uiani and
cultivation of said laud via:
Michael V Messinsrer. of Laurel, Ore.
Jacob A. MeBsni!er, of
Christopher '. bii more, ul "
Hamiiel II. Ormlulf, of
CIIA8, II. M KEH,
Itaitistar
4-il
C.
T. BELCHER,
CO'V S10 TS1A.
I
hi
KKLCIIKI., Manasr.
suit the most
Iacc Curtains,
IOI11 illllu- I,.,,.
Full line of Rocking tid t;.,;..,r
me a call.