HlLLSBORO 1NDEPENDEM
la U Boatofllesat liUltboro. Or.
S MWMWi ButU aiatior.
taasasla thin, la advanoa, par jmu
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D. M.C.OACLT, Editor.
FRIDAY, JULY 12, iSul.
VH HELP VEFEXCIC.
dome assert that the United States
has adopted an expansion policy and
that it la a departure from former
practice. Kttuieiabering the story
lit vat CuiiUlry this nt-eiii noi to he
true. Ia 1805 wo expanded by tak
ing Louitiaoa. In 181U we expanded
when we took Florida. We got
Teiaa lo 1845 ami three yearn Inter
we got California aud Navada. In
1853 we adjusted the southern boun
dary of Arizona by moving our
fence out no an to take in the Gads
den purchase. Up to this time the
accretions had been from contiguous
territory but in 1867 we iMjught Al
aska that did not touch our old ter
rltery at any point. It really seems
that our policy from the beginning
baa been one of ex pans on. We got
Louisiana, Florida and Texas by a
premeditated design. 8o Alaska
but the Spanish war of 18!)8 war
not entered upon for conquest. In
deed the very reverse was declared.
Potto Kim came to us a indemnity
to, in part, p iy the expenses of a
war which Spain forced us to wage.
The I'hilijiuL's came because we
took them for sell protection and
have uf vet yet se n how we could
honorably surrender them. We tiKk
in self defense. In 1898 Spain and
some of her friends were saying that
she was a great naval power, thai
she would enter our ports and exact
tribute. The Pacific Coast, (Seattle,
the mouth of the Columbia, Nan
Francisco and Han Diego were pro
claimed to be unfortified and open
to the ravages of the Spanish fleet
then at the Philippines. To prevent
an attack on our Pacific ports which
the European world was advertising,
the government sent Dewey with
his little squadron of cruisers to tie
fend us by crippling the Spanish
fleet. He did more. He destioyed
il and took the island possessions or
got such a foot hold that land troops
had to be sent to complete what h
had begun.
1 he United States has not made a
new policy of expansion and because
we have taken territory not contigu
nus to our former holdings, we in no
way surrender our old national poll
ciea. Taking the Philipines th.
Monroe doctrine and tariff protection
are policies for self defense is the rea
on for doing those things. We got
Lousiaua for -elf defense, so the Hand
wich Islands, and it was right that
we did so and good policy besides.
Mr. Blaine may not have been the
author of trade leciprocity, yet he
was an ardent advocate of the idea.
But we must keep clearly in mind
weat Blaine reciprocity Is, for there
are some modern tariff expounder
who talk of reciprocity as though It
ment fiee hade with the nation that
enter Into the treaty. The position
of the pluaied Knight was this:
'We will Protect our own Indus!
flM lllulu all ..1 . . ...
mi unuiiisiances. e
will admit from other countries, free
of duty, such goods as we cannot
produce, but only on condition that
other countries admit free of duty
such American good as they can
not produce." It is apprehended
that if reciprocity treaties be sent to
the senate drawn on those lines, they
will not be rejected. There is a vast
diff-rence betweeu reciprocity treat
ies written on free trade lines, and
those written on protection lines.
The public must not allow itself to
be hoodwinked into entertaining
antipathy toward the American sys
tem of tariff protection by reading
what the Oregonian has to say of the
10 cents per pcund tax on tea. The
Dingley tariff act puts tea on the
free list. The tax of It) cents per
pound was levied in l98 as a war
tax and has no connection uith the
tariff act. Ha tax on tea is odious
there Is the more reason for holding
to the tariff system as exemplified
in tne Jilngley Act of IS97. If thu
Idea is abandoned and the ('oi, i,
free trade policy substituted thin
revenue for the support of govern.
Went will be collected from lho-e
articles moat generally consumed by
the people. Among these are, t
coffee and sugar. Ho under the pure
free trade, we, the common people,
would be uo better off thtn we r.'
under the Dingley law, but rather
worse.
The Ohio Democratic State (Ton
vention has been in session ti,.J
wk. Mr. Bryan swim not to rmvr
sttendexl even as s visitor. Neither
Kansas City platform of 19tHlorth.
I'hlcsito platform of 18'.rt vr ph.
tlorsed, a resolution i)e Ian that
lbs money question has bwn settli il.
The issue is on trusts ami the nil.
juinieiratioQ of state affairs.
OUKGUN SCHOOL ;I0 )a!i.
The school books choaeu by the
Commisiou that ba been in session
at Balem this w-k is outtiueU in
the following riyort:
The common school text-btsik
business of the state was awarded
by the Text-kjook Commission tlii
wtek. Uinn A Co. get 73 percent
Maynard. Merilt 4 Co. 17 per. cent ;
Heath 1 Co. 2 p. r. cent ThefAmeri
can BiMk Company, which has here
lofore had the bulk of the busmen,
haa been given nothing.
lu making the awards the board
voted a a unit, the selection having
been agreed ujso beforehand. rvtch
book, therefore, received five votes,
except in the selection of a primary
history, when II. W. Hcolt voltd in-
deM?ndeut of the other four. Ho far
as appears, complete harmony pre
vailed, a!! differences of opinion
having been settled at private confer
ences. The books adopted are here shown
by set ies, the prices being for a set !
the series. The last figures are the
prices under old contract and are i:
serted for comparison. Introductory
prices are the same as retail in all
cases.
Cry's readers, Ave hooka, Uinn A
Co.; exchange, 11.03; retail 12 05
2 65.
Keed 4 Kellog's grauimer, three
hooks, Maynard, Merill A Co ; ex
change, 68 cents, retail, $1.85. two
hooks, .80
Wentwortl's arithmetic, two books
Uinn A Co.; exchange 36 cents, ret til,
70 cents, VO.
Frye's geography, two books,
Uinn S;Co.; exchange, 90 cents, retail,
f 1 80 11.70.
Hieller, R"t d' word lessons, one
hook, Maynard, Merill A Co.; exch
ange, 10 cents, retail, 22 cents 25
Wheeler's primer, W. H. Wheeler
A Co.; exenage, 15 cents, retail, 30
cents. .81.
Brook's mental arithmetic, C'risto
pher, Bauer A Co.; retail, 30 cents,
31 but usually. 35 paid.
Newland A Row's verticle writing,
eight books. Heath A Co.; 6 cents
straight. .08.
Thomas' primary history, Heath
A Co.; exchage, 30 cents, retail, .60.
Mr. Hcolt voted for McMaster's his
tory. 60 cents.
Thomas' United States history,
grammar gra e, Heath A Co.; exch
ange, 50 cents, retail, 11 $1.
Htoell'i Phyisologies, two book
Silver, Burdell A Co. The price for
a set by exchange is 50 cents; intro
duction and retail price 80 cents 80
Thompsons dr wing books, Heath
A Co.; 10 and 15 cents straight; man-
ual, 40 cents.
Normal Music Course, Silver
Burden A Co., three liooks at tl 40
uianuel, tl 25.
Wells' Ksseutials of Algebra, Heath
A Co.exchange price, 65 cents; retail
tl 00.
Allen A Ureenough's Revised
Latin Grammar, Oinn A Co; exch
auge price, 60 cents; retail price,
tl :'0.
Daniels' Latin Composition, Sin
born A Company, exchange price, 60
cents, retail, $1 00.
Dollar A Daniells Beginneis'
Latin, Uinn A Company; exchange
price, 50 cents; retail, tl 00.
Ureenougb A Kitteridge's New
Uaesar, exenange rice,t; cents, re
tail, price tl 25.
Uretnough A Kitterage's New
Cicero, exchange price, 70 fents, re
tail price, tl 40.
Ureenough A Killeridge's Virgil,
Uinn A Company; exchange price,
75 cents; retail price ti 50
Barr's Cornelius Nepos, MacMillan
A Company; exchanee price, 54 cents
introduction price, 81 cents; retail
price, 90 cents.
The Baker City Democrat advises
the Republicans and Democrats of
Eastern Oregon to unite and select
State officials from that end of the
state, lty that advice it is not meant
that a republican candidate for gov
ernor and a democratic candidal"
for the same office be nominated
from that locality but that one man
Is put up and all parties vote for him.
If lvtatern Oregon adopts that ides.
Portland will be scared out of her
lew. is and grant whatever Is asked.
With the votes of Multnomah,
Etstern Oregon can get anything
demanded. That section already
has Iwo candidates. Furnish o!
I'niitilla, for governor and Young of
Baker City for State printer. State
Treasurer Moor is sn Eastern Ore
gon msn and will probably b.- re
nominated. So will Congressman
Moody. There Is no one left ex
cept Secretary of State and Supt. of
Public Instruction.
After the vole had been taker.
I'nsident H. W. Scott stated to the
IsMik men that the mem tiers of the
board hsl been studying the merits
of text book for about four months,
and tint they hail held a cinf.Ti-ti'e,
compared notes and investigated
P'ices and that the selec.ions
made
were the result of thst coufi-remv.
A tsrifT law has lieen written for
the l'hilip,ine Islands which rm-s
forward this week hy mail from
Wa-sliintcton. It will ifo into effect
prolmrily August 1st. It is ilniwn
ou the American idea anil is favor-
trade. It is
rodinv a ri v
This inoii' y
gis; iuto the Insular I n-.i-u ry fir tl:'
support el the civil givernui.nl
uhirh is now in authority there. It
is mnliTdooii that this taritf law
takrS the plac of a-wsiing taxou
the property of the Islands. Si in
for tell years ei. iys tie' same trade
immunities as t'i" I'liit'd Stales.
A theoretical economist exclaims
" vVhy is it lh-it men like Carn i,.,
R's kelelli r and Morgan have piieo
up foitunts so larg" tiiat they don'!
know what to do with thetn? I !
an-wi r is lht they hive withdraw'!'
tiH much money from the m iss." ot
the coiiiiiiiinity: and they h ive tLiu
this in two ways by cheating ial.or
at one end and the consumer attic
other'1 Some latsir, at least, pro
mises to ven up. it ipiits uti'k
Now l'l the other end slop conniiu
lug. The industrial barons w ill t hu
rl lie) themselves between the mil!
stones.
The celebrated Turkish indemnity
claim lia- lieen paid. A lump sum
of t!'",00 was paiil to cur minister
in Constantinople. Current drafls
for that sum have la-en received in
Washington. Our government will
distribute to the chiimnants.
James Kiloourm- lia. Iss'n nom
inated by the demtM'rals of Ohio for
"'I'.'.'fi!!. This, is ;is first !Joi;i"i
t ii in for public place and his second
can I. lacy before a nominal int; con
vention. He stood la-fore the slate
convention of bis party two years
ago for the same ofilce but wis de
feated by McLiin. Kilbourtie is a
veterau of the federal army of t'ie n
lH-llion and a bank and railroad .iirrc
tor. Duritig iast May an infant child of
our neighlair was suffering from chol
era infantum. The doctors had giv
en up all hope-of recovery. 1 took
a bottle of I'hamderlin's t'liolic.Clml
era and Dirrhoera Remedy to the
house, telling (hem I felt sure it
would do good if used Hci-orilint' to
directions. I . two nas lime the
child had fully ..covered, The child
child is now v..-irou-anil and healt
hy. 1 have r ' miueiided this rein
eily frttpienlly aud have never
knewn it to fn" Mrs. Curtis 't.iker.
Ohio. Sold by 'i ',e D. lta Iru; Store
A (iood t on ,li Medlctiip.
Many tliou-iao 1 h 've lieen retored
it) health and happiness by the use
of Cliamberlin's tlotigh Remedy.
If affected wilh any threat or luny
trouble, give it a trial for it. is certain
to prove la-ni Hcial Cotiuhs that
have resisted all other treatment for
years, have yielded to this remedy
and perfect health been restored
Cases that seemed hopeless, that the
climate of famous health resorts fail
ed to benefit, have la-en permanently
mrnl ly its use. For sale by i'lie
Delta Drug Store.
Sore Lungs
mean weakened lungs all
caused by a cold and couh
Weak lungs sooner or later
mean consumption.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
will heal and strengthen the
lungs, cure cold and stop the
cough.
I cootheil for yearv had kemrn riscc
Dortorx aid I wtt in laM xnm of couturn
tn. llfto trn tip ail hop. hnaliy tr- I
&HII.OH anil it cured me tufUplrlel v. Ai.
lodav in prrt t h-alth "
MRS- K LU Ntf. PRFW.
t tik!and, (i.
Alt II oh ConfiiiraptloB Cnro U aold hy all
inicKlata at V.1v Oe, a rxiHtV. A
rrintd KHai.to with rmr hnt')'
f ya mrm ikiI 4lt-lt4l gt Ut uur tlru.!
iod nl yimr inn lrk.
Wntf for illii'-tratrH lmV on ronttmpti"n. ST-t i
ftitht.ut tun to you, S. C: Wclia Lo , I Hoy, N.V
For -h!o at Delta Druj: 3'ore
N I'M NOV.
IX THE CIRCt ir COURT OK T
I Hlate ot Oregon for Washiiia-tnn
ounty
. 11. Hanoiisand Fannie IMinou
I'l.iiiiCill
1
v. k
li. P. Csrtwrisht, liefendant. I
n I). 1'. 1 artwri lit. the .l
deliMidant 1
In the name of t State of Oregon v..., ;
areherei y re.uirel to appear and answer
the con. d. lint of the plaintiffs tiled herein I
on or In-fore I liursd.i ti e l'.,tb d , ,.1 !
July llinl. ami if vou tail so to appear and I
anser. tlie plaintitls wiil apply to the!
Ouirt for the rebel tiraved or in lli.-ir I
nipla nt. to-wit. fi.r a i idirmeiit unm.i 1
you for the s un of .:i,V,o with int rest
thereon at tlie rate of eintu per cent ner
annniii since arch 1Mb. lsiiS s i 1 1),
further su n of J t, attorm v t Inn. and the
costs and di-bu sements d tlii.is .it and
for 11 decree fore, -losiua .. certain r-oitr.,,.-,.
execut.d by to snore tin- ptviuent uf
Ihe aloresaid sums -f nn.iiey iiid wlm 11
uioriiraire is er-urdeil on I'sire IT-' ..f
Slot Kerordsol -.or trait s ! Waslnnel..,.
Ollllt
. - '-k-'ni iii.i nrt li, tli.it
tles,-ri
u.-s,- iis-i 1 , , sain tn-iru 1.. .
lot llllll, tiered seven Cn, 1. 1. 1
Washington I ,nity. i eou. c lil-iinni .
live lit acres. ' t-e soli and the or.H-....i?
appheil tot e a.. lis actwii o said i. J.
ment. And f.r such other and further re
he as n.ay lw eipli aide Ihe ii,e ,r
sctiissl lur Ihe publication r thi s
morn, is i is-,j ,m i the dale -f usn.-t
put-l;csli,-n is June II. 1! 1.
'Ihissniiini.il-. is served by puli i,. , i i ,
by order of the Honorable ,. i,,,,,
a uniy JudK of W ashinirton county, i re!
gon.
dads and dated at Chambers, at Hill
"oro, lires-on, ou June Inn pan
b. U. HL'SriiX.
-W Attorney kr 1 lau.n l
side to Uiil-d Si t. s
-limited that it will
enue of lo.lHXI.IMH).
I MIOS.
IN i UK I I. (I 1 I cor Hi' Of' r II K
Male ol ' 'rcp-oll for Washington I o.
J. V. Krriv.li.ir I'laintirT
teilaii Furdycc. lvi. m.IumO
IumI.k Fonly. r, tb ulajvonauKsl Ji li-ii-
.1m :
In III na'Ka i .f I lie State i'f Orraun. -vou
art Urrvi v rruiir.l to a.-.ir anil ui.nwi-r
tlm ooiiil I nut . I llir ilaiiitul lilt-d lierein
..i. r t ifu'i- . liii Mlay llir lMti iay of
July, lmil ami if yon la;l ho to j i r iiul
ariont-r, lie il.imiirt si.l upjily to tli
ourt for tlir o-luf pr vl for lu bin coin
plaint, town, for a jiul input against vou
lortlirMiin.il i"i 1: intsirst tliervon
lit ihe run-,.t i-itlit r .-.lit i.cr lo.imiii
troiu Ma uli. I -. n . ,-i i-1 Hiefurtlier uui ol
t atlorn.i - . , u,,, !, c-'Ma all. I it is- I
iiUrM'iin-iiin .. mis uit. ami tor a uecre
torttlisiiiK a (nam luorl aire ri ruu-,1
l.f you lo M-t'iirc llic i.iyiiient ol the alole
Mti'i siiii.s .tl iniiiu-y utulwliifti riiortiratfe
n rc'Kiiilr.t on l a e .'.AJol .llmik V uf
lU-r.ir.l ol i.i-t.-i(fi- of Washington 1 o ,
iirtifon. And lu tlivr. that tin-taint ,!.--i
rils d in sold inoriKat."'. to-wit : " iiie s i,
of the N W i, of ri ction .In i JN llj W,
and tlie S K , ol tli N K and tlie N r
!i o: tlie UK1, of ftclioii i in ' ; j i,
, Colil.tlliiiii- lo!) iutpk" Is-M.ldand III.-
fi.rc-.in a, ihi.'.i 10 ,. miin liCIUIII O haill I
JildKlii. nl An. I lur siu li ollirnind lurllier
relu-l . m ,, ay tsuitalaV. i tie 1111 e pie-1
i!( (luuinut on ol Iiiik sum-I
liion- in ix.-i kand lilt-date ot its lirM '
pul.lifaiion .lune Till. r.l. I liis sum I
moil- is net veil b pulilu-mion tiy ord.r o
me llonoiiii.i.. ,t . Kisj.I.
ol WasliiiiKti ii t iiiiuly, 1 let"
"iinly J ude '
Made and .laud at liunili.-rs, ul liil n
tioro, .n m.ii on June 1st. !ml.
S. I'.. II I .-ION ad i. 11. W Uf.
Atlorui'ys fur I'iuinlil
Take thesn to-.
day and you will
be well to-morrow.
Baldwin's
Allopathic Cold
Cure Tablets J
(Com in H4)
No. 2.1-B. 25c
an Faanciftro.
K. t- PAT.IWTV CO.
Your C'.l.l Cur lath only reraetly thai
tealljr duct cu.c lu one tiny.
llAIIV kOUO-CM.
Harry RoJ-ft Co.
acbamsmto, Cai
CO.
'.'ure TaTileta No. j art
m Hrnt.
VM UWINEUL.
:he ft Co.
R. L. BALI 1 '!
You
f1endiU for L .
With AJuutfc.
E. U. PAT PIS ro.
I fi i.l um C '1 Cur- IV.tlrU tlie afr
nd tnoit Convi tniif rr-ii!rW fur coid lu Uisl
htraJ- Tbey vu m weri ir.sC.r.re.
Hollar . Line.
PORTUrlD-ASTORIA Route.
STR "TAHOMA"
Daily lluiiml Trips except tiiimlay
TIME CARD
I'ave 1'ortlariil .
Iave Actoria . .
1 a. ni.
J., m.
THE DALLES PORT
LAND ROUTE:
Str. "BAILEY GUZERT"
( AM AHE LOCKS, IHIOII lilVi K
tVHIILStI.Mt, LILK, THE DALLES
Daily KounJ Trijw exci'pt Moinlay.
TIME CARD
I.eave 1'ortlanil
Arrive The IHlles
Leave "
Arrive IVrtlaml
..7 a. in.
...3 p. in.
...4 "
.10 "
MEALS THE VERY BEST
fAHun'lay Trips a I-ciulinjr Feature.
f0Tliis iioute has the Uramlcet
Scenic AltrAi-tioiii on Karili.
I.ai"lin! anil Otli.: Fo it Alder Street.
I'th riione, Main .'!S1
I'OIiTLAXn, OUKtiON.
F. W t ltl( 'HTOX, ant I'oitlaml,
IHIIN M. HLI.OON, a-tTlie Dalles
A. 4. T IV 1.4 Hi, agt Antoria.
Tht' Hiirliniftiin Kmito liuve the
lowt r.iti-s lo nil puititri a- t, quick
i" I linn', tiit -rvliv mill ynu rUW
mi the Fimt Tr i'n in tht wnrhl.
18 1" , I Merchants add to your Business
Wiae-Awake- oiu
The oniirmou8 siilcs of the Craplione are
caused by the fact that it has such
MATCHLESS POWER OF ENTERTAINMENT
That an I STUNS! DESISC for POSStSSlON It awaktsitd In all who hr It.
lb suiiiines an neiiiai ,111a .kiitr 11 i-sisi ixio
icatify bicli many are wiilin' to do
UM Kits VL ENTEItTALNEIt OF THE AE
An lnhsustbl taurct of ssondtr and dellfht to all
It is simple in c'tistructi'in. and prices are arranged to suit all pocket iKsikt;
while the demand will continue as 1,'iij as human nature exists.
The introduction of a few Graihoph,,ncs
increaiinic ilemand for Kecorill and Supl
e-tablisluil. by not sevnre ihe liltn ;
Write for Catalo
Columbia Ph
Vi't (.on ry Slreot.
Hell Hath
Like a woman's corn, and we don't wonder, for a
little corn can cattle more pain than the mo'-t even
disposition can stand. If you are troubled with a corn
hard or soft jnst try a bottle of Infallible Corn Cure
and we will guarantee relief. Just touch the corn with
he d.intp cork each night and soak in warm water
every other day. That's all it's easy. Price 15 cents.
i
The Hillsboro
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, MITII K Hill ri III. h a i ut
1 IM-iiruiient nl lli Interior
I.tMiOrries r IMikhin 1 nv (M:k.
Juni' I ', Hull. 1
TyoTHEIS HEUIJIY IVKN T.lT
tlie followiiiK-n nifj neltlvr ban h!uil
notice uf hi. intention to mak" final pril '
iiiHuppoi t ot liiH'-luim mill Hint !utii! pruot'
Kill 00 inaue belore tlie 1 utimy Llt-r ot i
I HuitiinKloii I'ounty at J I lllr. Ul , 1 rron '
1 on July a, I'.Wl viz:
JAMES J. I'AT HI ,
II. E, I14tt for tlie N )4 w. N W mi.) S
V '.t of N W i of t-cc Li, tii.il X h ol X
e "t stoct ri X II s w 1
lie nuineH (titi lollowini; witnrM ! I
prm'f hia continuous riulriice upnii anil
cultivation ot ait lautl, vi
William lliisw, of iiules t'nvk. 1 1 .
William Henry l.yda of " "
I'llarlca llutelnnil. of " " 1
Ke ijaniin A. Colliim, o " " '
C'll Ab. H. MoOIIl-;-.
5-10 linitr.
XOTICt: HIIM'I lil.l(MTKi
Ikpnr(iueiit !' Interior.
Land Ornmr Oheuon Cut, 1 im.
June H, l'.Kd.
NOTICE 18 HEREHY GIVEN IIH1
the following-named settler ha Ii If '
notice of hia intention to make linul proof
in oupport of Ilia cla ni. anil thin :iid
proof will be made before the County I 'In k
of WaKliiiiKtoD county, at lliilnlioro. Hi' .,
on Julv SB. Tin:
. SAMUEL II. OIIXDCFF,
II. E. N. L'i7. lor the MW of : V i
ol heo 13 l 3 s( Ii a W
He names the following witiusea to
prove nil continuouH resilience upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Michael F. MessitiKer. of Laurel, tire.
Jacob A MeHsiiiKcr, of " '
1 hristopher 0 iiitmore, of '' '
liiC'iu Whit more, of " "
CHA8. 11. MOOKES,
i r
Tim br Land, Art J n ne ., I H7H
mitki: HUt I'l 1II.IC TIO
CMTKD 8 ATES t.ASD Orill l,
Oreuoh Citt, Os ., Mat Hi. 1101.
N OTICE 18 HEREBY tilVKX THAI
in comp iance with tlie provisions of
the act ol Congress of June '6. InTM, entitled
"An act for tlie le of limber lands in the
States of California. Oreituii, Xev.iila and
Was' incton Territory." as extended to all
the Public Land States bv act of August 4,
1112, Josefs Herfert. of '1 ucker, county of
Cowletiz, 8tate tor Territory 1 of Was .i' K-
ton has this day Tiled in this nflice his
sworn statement o. 5410. for the purchase
of the X E of Section No. 8 in I o nsliip
.No. as, Kance No. 4 W, and will otte.
proof to show that the land souxht is
more val able for its timber or stone than
for atriicu tural purposes, ami to establifih
h s claim to said land liefore the tie;ihter 1
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1IIIU IXLWlTCr Ul HllH OHICt Hi 'I CKl'll 'IIJT.
OreKon, oil Ha urday. the Hrd day of Auk.,
He names as witnesses:
Willia U. Woods, ol 1 ilacona, (Ire
' rthel ow M. Randolph, of " "
Ahia Powell, of I'ittsbur r. Ore.
Charles Muhr, of Vancouver. Wash.
A ny and all persons claiming adversely
the lib ivelescrilied lands are requesU'd to
file ttieir claims in this ollice ou or be In re
said .Inl day of AuKU-t I'iOI,
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1 A8. U. MOORErf.
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Register.
UlclJIIUIIUIIU
urniiiiii lur uivciniuu riii iri.ii;iiiiui to
ii limit other necessites. It ia the
into s community st once craites an
and s contintuMis husinees is thus
ii" w hich are allowed dealers?
crms, etc, to
ograph Co.
San Francisco, ('al.
no Fury
Pharmacy.
Why is J
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to Babies Born during 1901
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told 11 ul .
miaiantccd.
at DENNIS'
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SHtLF'WOKN STOCK,
! 'rr'iiiifr'i ollci.
I All County w 'ranlH of 1' a.-liiii 'ton
j eounlv Male of Oregon, liiidoscl 'Not
; yalta for want ol IiiiuIh" prior to Apr
1. I'.Wl, will lie ilue mid payable oil nil
I alter July M, IKII anil interest will ceuw lit
tllat date
I KODOI.IMI CltAXII MA.,
Co. l reafoirer
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Now
Is the
Time
I'n us Siiirrt I'liinnii, hs
till' kttrtill in I u Ii will -1111111
lit' riM'. t) it- Kriiiii uf niir
I'ni-uiiK'd Wi'nt will kill 11
UupliiT. Ii it 11 niniiiy savor
for tho l irn.t r.
On'- can inixi-l w ii ii llirif
(xiuiiili of uh.al vi ill kill h
ti.irrcll of Sijuirrf N "
Tin' sly rut will iiNn rrnilily
Mrtikf In i Ntni 'linii.
I'rici', .'in ci'iits per inn.
Delhi Drui' Stoic?
Main St., Hillsboro, Ore..
fSliulin. rich Id.,-, i, M f,.w lad iin
m pin hihI rh ih k h I. ft which will I hi
cIllMI l Ollt Ht C'St, Hl-O HOIHf Hlfll'H
'ivt'iinHlsi un I linn kintoli'i.
Call at the I.NDKI'KNDKN T idl'ni'
snd examine tin. Ihiiioiih Mellon
tiourd fur .iioiiu iiif kodak prints
Litest thing 0111. Any "iz".
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F. DAVIE8,
eHssiosT.
St. Charles Hotel
ItCORPORATtU
Iront ami Marrlson Streets. I'ortlsnd Oreicnn.
Kbvtric:LIKlits, Klectric Hell, and Hydraulic Klevator.
I5H Itonms at i't In
io, Suites, 75,
I entiertinn.
Give us a call,
DAVIS &
Bargains In Furniture.
Havin j purchased the entire stock of furniture of I' () lirown I
can offer you birgams in anyrhing in the funiitnre iine.
Wall Paper, 5c per bolt and up
I ha
Listi,
ive a larire assortinetit of
, . .
lastnlious. M.ittinir. Cartiets
Rugs
Window Shades
t all
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louiieen styies to select from. l
chairs, etc. When in town give
Also Carry a Full l.inp of l iiilerlakpr'n V.omU. L,, ,tlli ,la,,t
W. O. DONELSON.
ketnetnlr the pUct. I. O. O V. Iiloek, comer Third aud M mi i,L,
M'iiiiiIm i, r -1 1 it 1 1 ict i:t. ih
Imikcknt'in r n;f, i ! ui.i
half I r 6 rt-i.
il.ililM r, ruldi r Imh.i-, ruiit.t r ui il
oil iliitliiiitr, si Sli u I mi rich lirtw.
(IimhI k(in k luu pri'i h.
iiuw tiik:
We oiler line lliindiiil liollars Keairt
for any cuhv of Catarrh that eanttui te
iired by Hall's Ctiiarih uru
F. i. CIIEX EY A i d., Crops , r..e.t.i. u
W , the uii.n ri.iKM d, have kn- wu K. J.
1 lu-ney lur llie ia.-1 l. v-ars. unl In-lieve
linn ierte lly Ikiuu aide 111 all bus iii ks
trans:H.'tloiis aliii linani-lally able lo carry
out any oSiiml loi.s ina.le by ll.,jr lnni.
sr .v in u, Wli.dei.ale iiriit-vi-ix,
I oledo. 1)
i Iu, K I s n A N A MtKVlN, Wholesde
l'i . ,;i-ls. 1 ol do, (I.
Ha i s Catarrh Cure is taken intern .llv
aclliiK direelly iip.ni th- IiIumI and muco.ij
ur ai-es ol Ihe sntem, I'rue 7.V per bol
lie fold by a I Orudis s. T liiieniials
tree,
Hall's Faniilv l'ill sre ll. ll
Acker' llysM'islu l'alilt'ti sre miIl
una x.ilive Kuaianliv. I ores lieart-bliri
raising ol the IikjiI, distress alter eating o
any lorui 1.1 dyspepsia line lilll.- laid,
Kiv.-s iliniiedia e relief, .'leln, and M' fit
1 ne Delta Unite More.
To l ure s Coid in One Uy
Tnkf l.'x.ilivi' Jirrnim tj'iiiiim
Tnlifl. All ill iifk't-i reliinil ili
rru'tiiy if it filn to rur, V.. V.
I if vc'o siniiiiture is 1111 u li Iniv. L'.'ir.
Acker's l ui:llli Ki iucly will stop a
conn Ii at any time, and sill Kun liio
Worst 10I1I in iwelve liniirs or mi.n.., r...
tnndeil. S ami , I cents al Indut lruK
Ptors,
"tups the CoiikIi sud Work off the
Cold.
I.Kxntie' I'.r ino Q'liiiinc Talili-U
ciirn h mill in nn dny. No Cure, no
i'ay. I'riiv 2,r coiitH
Win Molir nirtki-M hiMits nt Ms
sli(i)on St'ii.nil str.i t, HilNhi.ro, fur
J.Vfll ht mir, 'Wi'i sin huh fur
ami ives sj..-c-il Mlti nii.ni . ri-puir-iiiir.
Hi-ii-m-m i.nly tir.,t-i'rniln Mtm k
a liicli i'iihiiIi- hiin to KiiiirHiitit
work.
.si .ti.no. s.
THE CIRCL'ir COI'liT nv rill'
Htato of Uri-Kiui for Waal 1 1 nfli .11
olllily.
John Aspinwali, l'laiiiliff, )
v.
lwis A. Metsker Ada M. Mel.kur
Henry Schneiderami Schneider V
hi- wife, whose iven name is un- '
kimwn. ami Helen I. Hinder now
Helen L. lieili.eld. Ilefeiuluiits, )
To Lewis A. Metsker, Ada M. Metsker
and Helen L. Sholer, now rielen L. Rcd
li"i I the bImivc named deleiiilaiiis.
Ill the name ol the State of 1 ireon you
and each of you ire hereby r quired to ai
pe r and answer the conui aiut I.J..I
I axainst you in the above entitled o uise. on
u. jui.r in r.sii, wiiicii date is six
weeks alter June I llh 1"01 tne date of the
tirst pulilication of this summons, and it'
you iau to so anpear aud ansser, for wain
Ihereol tlie plaintiff will apr lv to the court
tor therelie pravetl for and 'demanded in
tlie foniplaint tiled auninst vou herein to
wit will take judgment ii(ia list ynu for
tlie sum of seven hundred and lilty dollars
totwther Willi interest there.n Iruni the
lul l dayol December IM17 at the rate of
ei;lit percent per 1111nu.11 until paid for
the 1 11 it her sum of one hundred doll rs
att.irney's fees herein, for the cosls and
disbursements of tins suit, and for a dec ee
loieclosiiiK plaintiU 's said mortK!u:e in the
manner iirovnl d bv law, and for such
oilier ami fur her relief as to the court
may mem just and e.juilable.
i his summons ispiibiisied byorderof
hot A. AicHride, Judpe of the alsive en
tiled conn, made ami dated June Imh,
UUAH til A CLE ETON.
A tturneys for 1'laiiilill'.
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NOTM K HMt I'l 111,14' ATIOX
lrnrliiifiit of the Interior.
Land (irrirc at Oiikoox Citv, Ostium.
June H.
V'UTICK lSHKIiEIIY OIVKX THAT
I v tlie followinit named setller has liled
notice ol his intention to make llhal proof
in supi oil of hit claim, ami that t ,id nroof
I will be made belore tlieCounly Clerk of
" ash 1111:1011 county at Jlillslioro, lire. 011
July i'l, V.m, vu:
JACOB win mows,
II. i:, Xo. l:i7.i. Tor the X W u ot N W W or
bee, 1ST 2 H US W.
Jle 'lim es the folios U,g witnesses lo
prove his continuous rtsiilen. e o,.oi, ,,.!
cultivation of said hind viz:
I Michael K MesMiiircr of I.nur..! iir..
Jacob A. Messiiikrer, of " '
C hristopher 1 . V Id more, ol "
Haiiiuel II. Orndull', of
C1IAH, H. Ml ,.,iiK,
Itegister.
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T. BELCHER
BBO'V AND TRIAS.
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I'lnOiP To.e.. t .
- so t.-ii . j ,n i: v,i 1 1 1 1 ii si
colors. In r Wtttl Ctl I f Il - t-aS
ull line of
me a call.
K'srking ami dining
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