Hillsboro independent., June 28, 1901, Image 2

HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT
iUlkt p.tofflt UUUtaoro, Or..
M anna alias, lull aiailar.
Bmhm rliUaa, to advaaos, pme year, ll.uu
H1LL8UOHO I'UBUSUiau CO., Fr-pa
I. U. C. OAULT. JUilor.
fr'BllMY, JUNE 2s, iSXU.
Uov. Nash hMH bjf n r--nominated
for governor ol Ohio ly the republic
etna.
It may lie aaftdy hmkI (bat Hit
coojitltutioo follow the fltf, tn?
34cKlnley aJmini-itrHtion follows the
couatllutloo, Hutl the people follow
the McKlnly administration. Euitf
ne Begiitter.
The Argus ha adoptes) a better
device tbao common to bolster tlx
attack od the Supreme Court. Judge
Harlan U an ale man hut the In
DEPENDENT think he could tte ans
wered by quoting the opinion of
Judtfe White who was a democrat
when In politic. lie U proliably
aa much of a democrat now as Judge
Harlan la a republican. la truth
neither uiau allow political bias to
tint lil i t'ciriioi). And lcue
the J J i Ij; rue it of the court la made
' up of the opinion of men who are
general !y rceopiii-d aa being clinin
lerestexl in everything except the
wel'are, material prosperity, honor
ami glory of their country. Th
Independent renigftn ueh dieisiou
of the court and accept them hi
final.
Couiiutrce will follow the line of
leaat resistance. A Hue of traosiior
tation may be uever ho strongly en
trenched but that It can be defeated
when a new l.ue la entabhuhed hav
log leaa grades and ahorter mileage,
All that la neceHaary la to show
ahlppeit the ahort way. But agreed
common ratea muat be abolished
tor It stance from Wallula to
Portland the distance la 214 milt
down grade all the way and a loci
motive can pull all the cam that can
be hitched on. From l'asoo, a nea
atatiou on the N. P. the Walla Wall
country Is tapped and the distance
to Tacoma la 265 mile with a range
of mountains 2847 feet high to cro
It takes a good engine to pull 15
can over. The tariff la what will be
a profit to the N. P. The O. H
N. agrees to maintain the same rate
Hence the ablpper ha no choice of
routes, but let the O. R. A N. make
a rate independent of the N. P., one
that will be a fair profit for the work
done then see how many car loads of
wheat would be lifted 2800 feet to
get to the top of the Cascades. The
Oregonian did a good turn for Port
land last Monday when it published
the grade diagrams of the two routes
from Lewiston. The O. II. A H
ought not to let the N. P. hluft"
Further, The Oregon Short Line
ought to build down Snake river
and meet the O. II. A N. at Lewis
ton. By such route the Powdi r
river hills and Blue mountains would
be missed. That Is the line of least
resistant, and should be adopted for
continental traffic. It is almost if
not quite as good as the Nicaragua
canal.
European pnliiicana are finding
fault with American locomotive
and asaert that It coats 20 to 25 er
cent, more for coal, 50 per cent, more
for oil and 60 per cent, more for re
pairs than English build locomo.
tlves. However, the American ma
chine Costs $2000 leas than the Kng-
Jlah. The American a achinea were
bought at a time when English ma
chlnists were rut on a strike and the
shops could not furnish locomo
tives for the roads. The Aiusrican
builders reply that there may tte
some loss of heat for the reason that
the cylinders of the American loco
motives are exposed while the others
are covered. On the other hand the
Yankee machine Is easier to get to,
which Is some compensation. It is
further leplied that the Americans
are built to run at 180 pounds press
ure while the others run at Kin.
And If the Americana on English
roads are worked at 180 they will In
more economical than the English
machines. That is the work done by
Americans at 180 will lie cheaper
than the same work of the English
at 160. The Americai builders
further reply that the engine driv
ers and firemen have much to d
With the consumption of coal. This
is a fact that our own fliemen arid
engineers are well acquainted. An
engineer may m use hia steam that
nis iirvins.ii win nave easy Work it
he may have hard work. All of which
necessitate the exporting of fiieint n
mud engineers to run and care f r
our exported locomotive. This
fierce criticism will ! for our good.
If It is found to be merged Ihe.i our
machanlce will change the nnsleh mi
that there will lie no fault: I has
never been charged to us new world
people that we so are wedded to old
thing that we could not he brought to
adopt the new. There are very few
boys In America going to mill with
corn In one end of the bag and a
atone In the other.
tub tax ir r j a a: r.v.
bix years ago wheu 'ha debate on
turiff legislation rstrJ dercely it -thought
all phases .f the quest i m
wore studied am! year later when
the Dlngley till was passed no one,
at least in the protection ranks, could
see how the Issue could again come
up, but it begins t appear that tin
old questions, in part, are to I be n Ti
the people. The free traders t-liargj
that the tarifl foster trusts, and point
to the steel combine as an int us.
Say they "if the tariff was removtd
from Iron and steel we could import
from abroad and force the American
combine to term." Before we try
the experiment it might be w.'ll to
study conditiora. The steel conbme
acknowleged to be a very powerful
corporation, does not control all the
furnaces in the country. There r
many and widely acattered iron and
steel establishments in the United
States liiat are allowed lo exist by
reason ol protection given by the tariff
It is profitable to enquire whether
these "little plants" do not more per
fectly regulate the Mammouth Ste I
Compauy than would lie possible for
the foreign concern. Indeed a few
things have been said which lead to
tt e belief that the big combine would
like to have Its little neighbors out
of the way. The very organization
of the trust emphasises that, for why
else did the promoters seek lo organ
ise the little plants into our concern.
For guidance in tariff legislation
along the new lines we have the ex
perience of a neighbor, Canajta
That great English colony has a tar
iff aa high or higher than ours and
some ye-ira ago agitated the quest
ion as we today Is gin to talk. The
government usk d tor the privilege
ot lowering or removing the tariff
from trust manufactured articles and
got it. The history of the result is
given by the Toronto, Canada, News
which says:
"What reductions have been made
have not proven to be advantageous
to the country. The duty on coal
oil was ledueed and the price of the
article has gone up. The duty on
binder twine was cut in two and the
price increased one-half. It was then
put on the free list and up it went
again. The duty on fence wire whs
reduced and the farmers have ever
since then been complaining of in
creased prices. Nearly every re
duction In Tariff has been followed
by Increase in prices.
"It will be argued, of course, that
the increased prices are due to com
til nations and not to reductions in
duty. Perhaps so. But when the
Laurier Government assumed power
they asked for privilege to place on
the free list any article the price1 of
which had been enhanced unduly
by a monopoly. In these cases they
are at a loss. Their remedy has
been applied before the disease broke
out. Home people go so far as to
blame the remedy for starting dis
ease. At any rate, the situation is
onfusing and we can haidly blame
the Government for refusing to make
further teductions In the Tariff,
their experiments having proven so
very unsatisfactory to themselves
and costly to the farmers."
nil iy the "th dv ol P'M'ut. wit, for a juil inent agaiiiHt vou
III door of the 1 ourl '"r ul" f.f l-'-TOwilh liitvical thereon
n t-.mi- r's .NAi.r:.
VIUIl'K OK AX KXr.Cl'tlOM.
r i rev unit llritv ol Pule, issued out
tl V nu't Conn iif Ihr M ite ..I' I in !i
for Willing mi county, in fun r of - M.
iiUfctuu ami against James il. I.ee i't nl to r
llu- uni of i i.l i. t-OMiB and lor t tit- f'urtb:r
um tit I', tv K"M mill Willi liti-rt
Uer-ii at Ihc i;.tv ol' I" M-r--nt ls-r
"iiiiuni fruiu tliu tutu liiyof Ajinl l iul am
fur ti i-uat and jpfiiav ol air mil i
auitl writ,
Now. tlierelr. y virtue a il in orrsii-
alusi of mu jllilKinent. dut-rt.-v ulnl orilei o
&ulv. I will, on t on
i ill v l!MI at tilt- Mill
lliiiiM-in IIilNUiro. W aslima' on cuuty,
Oregon, at Dtm hour of 1" o lock a. in., ol
alil ilaV. all ut uMie auction tt tilt lilk'ti
et bidili r lor iiu.li. ttie lol owoi ilif r -ml
ira property to-wit
I lia K of the M W I, ami tfie H W i of
ti KltV, uilwcll 1 Ihiil V Wi i. ci.
Wanhiiiirtou county, Oregon, to rulinly Ur
liareiiih.-liira n.-ineil aiims, atui lor tlit-coot-
anil extent- of aaiil anle.
Maid tirupiTty will t- anUt aulijm-t lo re
Utfiiiulioii aa fs-r atatule of tirepin.
Mitiiria my liaml ttua iali day of June
I'jnl.
J. W. SEWKLI..
Sheritf of Wm-hliif tun ciuiity, tiriron
, J. Wall, clcpu y,
8. 11. H union.
Attorney lor Plain if, -7
i .n.riif.vs.
IS f m K rii;!ilt coi hT tit' HI r.
Stale ol ii. tfuii for M aaliiuifloii to.
J. V. Krriiubur PlaintirT.
v
Hilda l'ur.l v. .-. Ilct'euJaii
lu Ml." Konlv 'o. thv aoove-iiuine.1 delen
d .nt:
1 n tlie H i of Ilia feuia of Uretron. vou
are borei mjuiretl to uppear anil anawvr
thv conn l.iint ol the iildiiiliii lilvil herein
t-i. or tx-ftini Ibu'ailuy the Ihth day of
mly. 1H0I ami if you tail ao lo a p r mul
uiiiiaer, the iihtlntilf wiil apply to the
I ourt for the relief pr yetl for in Ilia eom
.XITH'K MUt I'l lll.K'A I JOS
Itnnrunenl f I lie Interler
LtNUOrriri at Ouuuk i ity. Ukk.
June IS, l'.ml
uTiiTiiRm IIKIIKIIV tilVKN THAT
ii the followiinf-nnnied settler hu liletl
natiivol hia uiteiiiion to iiiiiku final proof
inmiiiisii t ol hiai laiiu ami that suit! prool'
will tie made before the County tier ol
WaidiiiiKtoii County at HitlnlHiro, t'rt'iroii
on juiy sh, iwi vi;
JA.MK.S 1. PATTON,
II. K. 114'tl for the N it ol N W i and H
W V, of W of Be and NKJi ol N
K L See H IS K 5 W.
llu liHinee the following witnesaea to
prove hia coiitiiniuUH renitlent-e upou and
eiiltivutinn of aiiid hind, viz:
William BiiHse, of Oa ea Creek, r
William Henry l.ydii, of "
t.'harlea tlatemaii, of " "
lniiiiiiiit A. Dnllina. o'
C1IAS. B. Mt'ORF.8.
WO Keniater.
hi the rale ol eiirht f-r itrnt per atiuuiu
trout . .mi,, iwiijU . in. lurtlierauiu til
t attorney i. iv-es, and iKe tsmia and dia.
hiiraeiiti uin ot n,,, Ull :,j f,,, m
forecltiaiiiK a orrtam inort ax- e ttilid
hj you to Mt-iire Hie piiyuient of the alorti
Bdid auiiia of money andwhii h liiortv:ir
is let'tirdt-d on 1'a .e 'i0 ol It.mk '" of
lUtmrdB ol iorlKitirek ol Wanhiiinton o .
Orrxou. And tu ther. that the land dea
crlla d in ..ml itiiirtitaire, to-wit : "'iiu$ X
oi me .-s w ol n coon IT It ft W ,
and the fe K ol the N Ji K. and the X K
i o. the Is fe of (Mx-tioii 2 in T IN Kl)
v , containiiiif l.'iH at-rea" be aold and the
prot:eeda a. plied lo ihe autia action o B.nid
judgment And for audi oilier and lurther
lehef . a n. uy tie ruuiluhle. Tlie tin e pra
iscrioetl forth, puhlieat on of thia aum-111011-111
H wtt-ka and Ihediiteot lU tirat
plihlu-alioii i. June 7th, lHnl, 'I hia nuiii
luotl la ner vi-ti iw uublu-ation liv ortler of
the Honoriilde L, A. Uoo.1, (,'oumy Jude
ot Wui-hiiiKion touuty, tlreaon
Made and dated at t hamViera, at Hit's
horo, ireiroii. on June lal. J mil .
K. I mi&TO.N a. d T. II, W R':.
Attorney lor J'luini i: .
The Insurance Press for June re.
ports that the total sum paid for
death losses in the United States for
11WKI was 1 84,43 l,94fi. This does
not Include the death losses Mid by
fraternal insurance societies.
An orator before the graduating
lass of the University i f Oregon
stated that the professions, law.
medicine, theology end edagogics,
are not overcrowded, that in the front
ranks there Is an abundance of room
Perhaps that is true and the reason
for it is that the industries, steel ins k
ing, banking, railroad, and (arming,
re atisorbing all the men of bright
est minds and greatest capacities and
paying them better than the profes
sions can poNtdhly afford.
MI TiTIO.NM.
It's a Short Road
Irom a coujh to consumption.
Don't neglect a touch take
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
when your cold appears. The
" ounce of prevention " is
better than vears of illness.
! raftered I ran from a conch, brotwhii
nd lunar trunl Kaiied blood frtntent.v
bpcac yn in tt.; Daltocaj and othar prtn
we but Kt 0' rtltef. Kr turned rast at.d
MKn takina; St 'toil, A few bottlei cu t ,
pkiely cured nc. t coaaider it the greattt -l
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
. W.Tr.n.!-.. the Chicago millionaire Htrmr
man (of Vim ' a Funch jt Car iume,) auya:
"Baldwin'! lealth Tahlem are the beat
rrtitrily for cftri'ipaHAu, biUwuaiteM and tut
pitl liver X lu.i ever uacd."
roa-rxanD. Ova.
I tlnd yp-r Health Ttthletl evrpllent fm
oari;patMa, rai-headatrhe and dvrrpaia
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Biibiea' First Shoes Free to Bablea Born daring 1901
Why do Hninilton-Iti'owii shoos
sucli universal satisfaction to all?
Thoy arc made
and every pair is
rilit, sold riht
fully guaranteed.
Got a Pair at DENNIS'
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lNIH'KNi T 1
hit 1 1 lur A i ti. '
'( 1 ii l .10 At His
flic, I tl a ui.il a
MIKltlt t'S NAI F..
With F. L. Caoip Co.,' Brokers, Uuifalo. N. V.
Rhlloh'a ConnamrtciB CTnmlaaold hf m'A
atruaiaiiaw o xoet, 4 ai.uv at ooui.1 4
printed aruwrtaiitetti iroe with ftTcrr Imltlt
U fu ar not aMtUHatd no to your drutir.t
ana your moiijr dick.
Write for itluw rated book m ronwimntioa.
fMtaotjt com la yua. a C. Well A Co , LeKoy, N V
For MHle at Pf'Ma Drug 3tore
White dollar Line,
POfiTLAND-ASTORIA Route.
STR "TAHOMA"
Iiiily I:. .mill Trips t-xi-ept Sntnlay
TIME CARD
fave I'ortlnnil.
7 a. m.
.7 p. ni.
otick rtm I'riti.ie atio
Imparl nifiit of Interior.
Land Orrn i t Ohsuon City, Okk.
June 8. l'.oi.
XTOTtCKlS HFIiEllY R1VKN Tlll'l
the followinir-naniftfl Mttlr hitm iili !
notict uf hiH iiit.-ntioii to niBke tinal proof
in miiiport ni 111 friutin. ami ttiHl hiihI
prrxit will be made before the County lrk
..r u-..uk; ... ... 11:11.1. r
on Jul 2i l)t. ix: laverortland
Arrive I lie Dalles
Leave
of Hec l.t 1 -i ri I 8 W.
ne nainea uie lollowinK nitni-nwg to
prove ma coimnuoUH reainenpe mimhi I
i-iuiiTniiuii in BHiil llimi. Tlx:
MirlKiel F. Mexninur. of Lrnirrl. Ore.
jaroo a. AieMMinger, of
THE DALLES PORT
LAND ROUTE
Str. "BAILEY GtTZERT"
HV VirtlUE OK AN KXKC'tT I lii.V,
Decree Slid Onler o Rili-, imkui iI out
ol tlie Circuit Court ol tlir riiuteol Oii-giiii,
for VVanliiiiKton County in favor ot u . A.
ScroKX'n aoJ aguiiuit J, N. 81 mni" un in
xiine perxon mid Juiikd A. V. Str 0:111,
KUurdmu ol the ail .1. S. t-croKi" for the
aiim of 10 00 coat, wilh i tt-n-nt theri-on
troni the iflHh day of October l.iMit ihe
rate of S percent per hihiuim and lor lit
fu tlur sum of 4m.mi.'i I! Id coin,
ith iutereet thereon ut the rote ol 10 i-r
cent per annum Irom the llh day of
t'ctolitr 1W.IM and for the met and expt-nst-ii
of e ile and of "lid r t.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in pi-rnu-Hnee
of said judirnii-nt, decree and order of
uie, I wiil on buturday the tith day of
.lulyliml, at the wouth cliKir of thv l ourt
Houae in Hillnb ro, VanliiiiKlon county,
urtyon, at the bo r of 10 o'clock a. m , of
aid dujr. aell at public auction to the hi li
cet biduer for eauh, the lo lowing-dewrilHtl
rvul property, to-wit:
LyiiiK, beinK and nituute within WumIi
iiiKton county. Orison, ai d tieiuir part of
the donation and e ai'n ot .luinett chain
bera and wife in Towioship I North it lure
2 Went Will Merand lieinir more p rticu
Inrly deacr:bed aa follow to-wit:
('onimencinK at a point on the K line of
aaiil 1J I, C, 6 17" W Al tvl Cha from Ihe N.
W corner ol .he I L t' of David T. Lenox
and runniiiK thence N 7tv 7 min V v:i In
Chit. Thence N 17" K I'.' 80 Iib, thence 8
71" 1-7 niin K 'J:l.4ll Cha to claim line and
thence rt 17" W U.xOi ha to the place of
beKinniuip. containinir ."4) 41 acres to - ti.-dv
the hereinbefore named auiiia and torthe
coata and expense of aai.l aale.
raid property will b aold aublect 10 re
demption uh per atuttitc of I reron.
Wltuea my h .ml thia I'M h day of ilnv,
I!JI J.W. HKivKI.I.,
SheritI of Washington ' ounty. Ore
Tuna. II ToNiii .7
Attoineyfor Flat', tiff.
Troimun-r'n IU-e.
All County worants of V axhiutton
county alatu of llrri;on, lOudorm-il 'Nut
payable lor want ol funda" prior to Jan
1, i:mt,w ill be dm- and pavable 011 and
after June I'll, Pull and interval will ecoiwut
thut date.
KOKOLI'H I'KAN I) A L.I.,
Co. Treasurer
IM'Mrrtion Koiir.
Notice itt hervhv piven that, herein) my
wife, Klinulicth MflllierK I. an left my Iwd
anil I board witlionl cauae 1 r proviH-alion,
1 will not lie responxihle for any deblH con
traded b, her Irom and alter tu a date.
HilhdMiro, June mi. I'M
HKN11V IIEI.I.HEIIII,
CASCADE LOCKS, HOOItKIYKK
WHITE. StLMI, LTI.K, THE JMtLES
Iiaily liimiid TriM exct-pt Monday.
TIME CARD
..7 a.
..3 p.
...4 '
.10 '
1 hnatopher 0. Whitmore, ot
tut more, of
1. 100 1
4 0
CHA 8 B. MOoriKW,
noiiia er
n the ciKcrir court ok t.ik
State of Oreiion for Waxhinuton
Vllll.T.
11. Itanoua and Fannie Kanous.
l'laintitfa.
1. Cartwrlnht,
Defendant.
J
To I). I'. I'artwrijht. the lmv-i,,...,-l
lefendant:
In the name of the State of llnunn v..
are herel.y required to appear and anawer
he complaint of the plainuila tile. I herein
Mm
ur neiore 1 tiurauav tlie !.tli ..1-
uly. I'.ni. and if you fail ao to uprnvir and
answer, the plaintitla will annlv to the
iourt for the reltel prnved lor in their
mplaiiit. to-wit. for a iinliriuent ,.t
011 for the a im of $i'i?.;iO. wilh iiit,.ni
thereon at the rate of eiuht per rent per
annum since March ISth. Ixfl, an I th
further sum of Itt attornev'a fe.n and tl.o
coats and diaha'Scmenta of thia s ilt sn.l
for a rteortii forei-losinir certain nort.ixe
executed by yon to secure the pavment of
the atoresaid sums of money and which
mortirane is eronled on I 'aire 172 of Mo.k
.11 of Ueconia of Mor'tra of Washlnirtnn
count t, On-iron. And lurther that the
land described in said morurnfe to wit:
"Lot iiiimhered seven (7) in f ruttdnle, in
Washiniton County, ureaon, rontaminii
rivetM acres. ' be aobi and the pr.n-ee.1,
applieil to t .e satis action o said ju u
inent. Anil for such other and further re
lie sa may be wiuitahle. The lime i re
scrihed lor th publication of ihia snin
nions is six weeks an 1 the date nt u im
publication is Jnne 14. ton.
I his summnpa is served by puh icali.i..
by order of the Honorable t,. A. Koo ,
c unty judite of Wsslimitton connty, crv
iron. Made and dated at Chambers, at Hills
I oro, Oregon, on Jon IHh, l:al.
8. B. HUSTON, .
4-10 Altoruey fur I Uinurt 1
Need Exercise?
Why not try cycling?
It's the best of exercise,
and most pleasant.
Better start right by se
lecting a good Bicycle.
There's a great differ
ence in Wheels.
You can be absolutely
sure about
IMPERIAL
BICYCLES
"thc-go-Iightly-kind "
ROYAL " BLUE
is the standard color
of Imperials, and royal
good bicycles they are.
$50 to $30
Chalnlea Model $60
E. L MTORMICK
Hill. toro.
Arrive Portland
MEALS THE VERY BEST
f tSun.lny Trips a leading Feature.
TThi8 Route lias tlie Grandest
bueniu Attractions on Kartii.
landing and Olliee: Foot Alder Street.
Iioth Phones, Main SRI
POUTLAXI), OREGON.
E. W CKICHTIIN, apt I'ortland,
J0II M. II I.I.OO ', at The Dalles
A. J. TAYl.OK, Antoriu.
Tlw IiurlitiKton IVuit'J huve Ihe
lnwt-st rntp to nil points eH, qitick-
ewt tune, tKt xprvii-p Rti'l you ritl
on thP KitiPMl Train in thi world.
Ti miser Land, Art J line 1 H7H
XtrTll K FtUt I'l ltl.lC;ATI.
ITnitkdB atbs I.anp Orrn i,
Ouioon City, Oa ., M at Hi. ltiul.
KJ0T1CE 18 HERKHY tilVKN THAT
i. 1 in comp lance with the provision of
tlie act ol Congress of June H. 7H, entitltil
"An act for the side of umber land a in the
States of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washi ngton Territory," as extended to all
the Public Land Btates by act of August 4,
luitt, Josefs llerfert, of '1 ucker, county of
vu.irii,Dwi.tui JoniHirv I ui nMiti i-
ton. has this day filed in this otlice his
sworn statement No. A410. for tlie purchase
of the NEK of Section No. il in Jo nship
No. 8 N, Kange No. 4 W, and will otter
proof to show that tlie land sought is
more valuable for its timber or atone than
for agricu tural purposes, and to establish
h s claim to said land before the Hegiater
and Keceiver of this oltioe at Oregon City,
Oregon, on Saturday, the Hrd duy of Aug.,
turn.
He names as witnesses:
Williu " O. Woods, of Bocona, Ore
Arthel ow M. Randolph, of " "
A hia Powell, of Pittsbur.-. Ore.
Charles lluhr, of Vancouver. Wash.
Anvandali persons claiming advemely
the above-described lands are requestHii to
file their cl dins in this otlice 011 or before
said Itrd day of August l!JI.
IIIAO
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ti. MOOKKd.
Register.
sjaxn tbe A Km Haw Always Bouglt
Blfiatovs
, IMsiikMoij
Merchants add to your Business
Think
onormntis sales of the Graphone are UluUIIUllUMtl
causeil by the fHrt thut it has such """"""W
MATCHLESS POWE. R ENTERTAINMENT
That an INTfNSt DtSIKC for POSSESSION la awaksnad In all who hsar It.
It supplies an actual want fthe Irrcsislil.le denmnt for diversion and relaxation) to
grainy which ninny are willing to do without other neceasites. It is tlie
UMVKKSAL EXTEltTAIXEK OF THE AGE
in Insahauaubls sourco of wonder and delight to all
It is simple in construction, and prices are arranged to suit all pocket t looks;
while the ilciiiund will continue as long as human nature exists.
The introduction of a few Graphophones into a community at once crAitea an
increasing ileniaml (or Kecorua and .Ufplic.1, and a continuous busmen Is til ill
e-tahlishml. W hy not Recore the lilierrl profita which are allowetl dealers?
Write for Catalogue, Terms, etc, to
Columbia Phonograph Co.
125 Geary Mreot. Sun Francisco, (Jul.
A .
Person
who hu i'xpciii'111-. il the after
i-IItTts of too inn. h i j i-linvr too
much tonniy. Iihi miicli Iih-h- IihII
nl ollirr :itlil'lic fpnr.H hI
wyn ri'omicitd-i
The
Delta
Liniment
for rttillni'x Htiil Miri'ht'HM of
iniiwli'a, HiraiiiH, I'to. W re
poiiinicinl it jiiHt iih Mirontly,
tiinl Hittrtfi hi it for rotitrli 'm il
hiuiilrt, ulir ihioiw, liri-d iiuisci-h
oml Ihiiio linclt Hfur n Imnl
tliiyH work. It iiirikpa you hh
RimmI hh ni'W for the next liny.
i'rUf 2') Hint fid rciitH.
Delta Dniir Storo,
Main StY Hillsboro, Ore
KuMm'im, rul U r Cools, ruldvr ami
oil rlolhintr, nl Ht liiiliiii-rii h itn.
(lixsl stis k low priof.
ilitw Ibist
W e oiler One 1 1 11 ml ret IKdUrs Reward
for any cane ol Catarrh that cannot be
ured by Hall's Catarrh lire
K. T. ITIKNKY A CO., PcoUi , Toh-.to, O.
W-, the uiidunogn d, have known '. J.
( licm y lor Ihe lav.1 I., years, and lieheve
him M-rleclly bono able in all bus nesa
IraiiMU-liona and linancially aide lo carry
out any obliu-al ions maile tiy their lirm,
Wxr A IhtiAX, wholeeule liruggi.u,
I'oIihIo, O
Waluimi, Kihsax A Maiivik, Wholes Is
lriii-i-i is, lol do, O.
II 1 I s Catarrh Cure is lukeii intern, llv
m ung dint lly iimiii ili- I.Io.mI and mucous
or aces 01 ine Kystem. I'nce inc- per liot
tle rold by a I Iiiihku a. I a liiiiouials
I ree.
Hall's Family Pills are the lies!.
Acker's liyopeuida 1 ablets are ink
on a positive guarantee. Cures heurl-buri
raising ol the lootl, itif rcss after eating o
any toriu ol ilysiN-psiu. One iililc iul.lt
gives ii dia v relief. 2! els. and fai els
1 lie lielta Uriig Hum-.
To Cure a Culd iu One Hny
Tk LixhHvh Jiromo (joitniio
ThIiU-Im. All ilrti;gii-tM rtfuml iho
momy if it fniln lo rur K V.
Grov'H Hijf iiHtiirt in on t rich Ims. i'.'m-.
ArkerM nglKh lt incdj will slop a
cough til any time, and aill euro Ihe
wont cold in twelve hours, 01 money re
fulideil. Wand ot cents at lli.llx I
Store. "
sil Die (ougli and Work ell the
Cold.
LuxHtivi- Itromo Qtiiiiinti ThIiIi.u
euro m ii.lil in on,, ilay. No Cure, no
my. rmv 2.1 ii'iiiM.
Win Mohr iimko-i ImsiIx i i.
shopon Sifoml Htni l, IlilLslioro, for
l'r mir, wwimi sIiimm for f.
mill divert spcci.il Hllontion lo rciiair
iiitf. Hf UM only lirsl-irrHilo hIim t
wliicli iih1Ioh him to i?uiirri hu
work.
S TTIOM.
Plaintirt',1
V THE CIIUHIir IOUUTOK THE
htnte of Oreeon for WhnI,Ii...i..
(olllltv. "
John Aspiuwall,
V
Im-wis A. Metskcr Ada M. Melsker,
lleiiry Nclineiderand Schneider
hi-, wile, whose Kiveu 11 line is un- I
known and Helen I. Hlioler now
Helen 1.. Kedl.cld, iK'leiidants, j
To Uwia A. Metskcr. Ada M. Melsker
and Helen I,. Hlioler. new Helen 1.. Red-li-H
I Ibeulsive iiaineil ileleinlanls.
In the name of IheHlaleof Oregon you
and each of you i.re hereby r. quired to ap
i r mid answer the compaint tiled
against you in the above entitled cause un
or hcior.1 July a th I'.ttll, which date is six
weeks alter June Hth I'OI tlie date of the
brut publication of tins summons, and if
yon tan to so appear and ausAer, lor want.
I hereol the plaint, It will apply to the court
lor the rehe pra ved for anil deiuuudeit in
the complaint tiled aguiiist vou h. rein lo
wtt will Uike judgment aga list you for
the sum of seven hundred und lil ty dollars
together with inl.Tcst therein irom Hie
Lull dliv Ol HiM-eiiili.-r IHH7 hl 11... ...... ..1
eight, per cent per aiinu.ti until naid foe
the 1 11 1 ther sum of one liunclrc.l .loll r
altoriu-ys lees herein, for the costs and
disbursements of this suit, and foradec ee
lorecloatng plaintill's said mortgage in the
manner nrovid d bv .i 1 1..- .....1.
other nil,! lur, her relief as to the court
may mem just and eifiiitahlc.
ins siiiuii.oiis is pnliliH eil by order of
Ihos A.Mcllride. Jiwl .r 1 1, ..
tit ml court, made anif ilnt. ,1 J II I1M Will,
i:hi.
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URAH M A CI.KKTON
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
KOTM'K l-'Olt I'l KMCATIOX
IDi'pHrtment of the Interior,
Kliiiliiii rii-h linn. lmv h fow liuliln
RrlMW HHl 1-iOHkN li-i n hlch will ls
cIowmI out Rt ifwl, hIw hoiiio iiicn'g
oviTt-OHtH ami iiihi kintoHli'H.
ml &
Hell Hath no Fury
Like a woman' corn, and we don't wonder, for a
little corn can cause more pain than the 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.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy.
Call at tlio Indkpknijknt office
ml examitif tli famous Melton
bourd for iiiouiiliiifr k'xluk prints
Latent thiii); out. Any siw.
Lanp Orvu t at Okkiion Citt, Oiioon.
June N, I'.VI.
VOlTCr IHIIKKKIIY OIVKX TH T
i. tlie following named settler has lihil
nutiue ol his intention to make II mil prool
in supiort of his claim, and Units, id proof
will Ih luadfl bclora llirl'imiii. I'l.rL.i
" ash i ngton county at ilillslsjro. Ore. on
July Ti, l!jl, vis:
JACOU WIIII'MOKK,
H. K, No. I:tu7.l.rirthe N W U ol N W V of
Hit, IS T H It .1 W.
He uanies the following witnesses lo
prove Ins continuous rcaifl.-iio i..... ,....1
colli ration of said html us:
Michael Y Mcssiuger. or Laurel, Ore.
Jacob A. Mi-sainger, of
Christopher c. VV Ii a more, ol " "
M1111111I H. Orndull', of
CM AH, It. M0OHK1S,
Hegiater.
4 -It
f J F. DA VIES.
rnaaiDaNT.
C. T. BELCHER.
BfO'V AND Tsiaaw
St. Charles Hotel
tacOKl'ORATKD
r reut and Murrlson SI reels. I'.rllaad Ore.
Klectrie ;i,lghts, Klectrlo Hells and Hydraulic Klevalor.
l50Keo,s atSiU itlc, Snitea, 7&, to l. iMI R-1-.r..i
n
L,
(nneclioH.
Give us a call,
DAVIS & I.ELC11KII, ManasorN.
Bargains In Furniture.
Havin pttrchased tlle entire stock of furniture of P. () lirown I
can offer you l,arRains it, anyrhing i ,he nmZ ii,le '
Wall Paper, 5c per bolt and up
1 1.. i .
. ...: nMrKe assortment ol wall paper and can suit the most
,MrT, run Line r i ndcrlakcr'n IJoimIm. Laily Atlon.lai.t.
W. O. DONELSON.
Remember the place. I. O. O. F. Block, corner Third and M ,, t
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