Hillsboro independent., July 19, 1901, Image 2

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MILLS BORO INDEPENDENT
tat ia MiaOwtt HUlsboro, Ora,
M sssosat'Oiaas ami! miw.
la UruM, par ye.
MlLUIUOKO rUBUiUilKti CO., lropa
D. 11. 0. OADLT, JWito.
FBIOAY, JULY 19, l0l.
COUNTS VAILING DUTIES.
Tber may be tome thing thai
Bee. Gage baa done that deserve i-rU
llclam but the imposing of counter
vailing duties on Museum sugar is
not one of them. Tbe most radicd
free trader abould support him on
. the Issue raiaed by Husaia. The
free trader malutaloa that he ia able
to trade wlto other people without
aakiog favora, but he never has, ao
for aa the Ihdkpendkmt ia aware,
aigoifled a willlngtieaa to grant Dae
dal favora to bia trade antagonist.
Buaaia gie her augar exporting
merchant a bounty when he aeuds
augar to foreign markets. Tbia ia an
advantage over the American grower
who haa no means of defense or op
portunity for puttiug himaelf o an
quality with the Bear ualcas aa fas
port duy t placed upon the Bus
alan product and that ia juat what
Sec Gage haa done. American mer
cbanta therefore ought to support
our secretary when he evens the con
ditions with foreign merchants.
Further. Bee Gage did not wake
the law Imposing tl.e countervailing
dutlea but congiesa. He la only
executing the law. If any one I
trainable Iheu congress ia the de.
parimeot that should bear the rea
ponaihility. The Russian minister,
who is retaliating, is showing a petu
lant aplrlt which amuse rather than
angers us. The European minister
seems to be Ignorant or our legisla
tive and administrative methods
where we had a right to look for lull
knowledge.
If See. Gage holds firmly to bis
purpose and with dignity stands
where he has stepped he cannot be
worsted in this tariU tangle with
Russia, and will bring to bia support
even the exporting machlneiy mer
chant! or they wUI show themselves
to be despiaably selfish.
OBEWI HOMEWARD BO USD PES
AST. The Crew of the Battleship Ore
gon while yet in Asiatic waters
made a large pennant Intended to be
expressive of their great joy at com
ing home. It was used only on that
The crew voted to present the steam
er lo the State and to that end select
ed a committee of three; chiefs Yo
man, Weir and Morris and Chief
Quartermaster Brower, to carry the
piece of bunting to Balem and there
present it to the State thru the office
of the Governor. Tbia was done on
Tuesday last. A procession of clti
ens escorted the committee to the
Capital and to the Governor's of
flee for Introductions. The 6000
people then as many as could repair
ed to the representatives' hall where
the presentation speech was made
by Chief Yoman Wilr who said:
"I may be permitted to say, how
ever," he continued, "that the colors
which we are here to present are the
longest colors ever flown, and they
were flown from the best battle-ship
that ever floated. (Cheers.) No
other battle-ship has performed such
wonderful deeds aa haa the Oregon.
When these colors were bought for
the Oregon, we decided that they
should ultimately be presented to
the State of Oregon, as a fitting gift
to a noble state. Pennant is the only
one in the Navy that has more tbau
13 stars on it Held of blue. We put
In a star for each state of the Union,
In order that each might be repre
sented. "The Oregon has nothing in her
history that Is in the least detri
mental to her reputation. While
she met with an accident, that is
nothing to her discredit. It was re
ported that when the Oregon struck
upon a rock and her very existence
was threatened, a number of the
crew left the ship and went ashore.
This Is not true. A sailor never
leaves his ship, except under orders,
and I may tell you that if the Ore.
goo had gone beneath the wattrs
In a foreign aea, every member of
her crew would have gone down
with her. (Cheers.) We have to
regret, however, that by that acci
dent the Oregon was prevented from
adding one more achievement to
already magnificent record.
H We came to present these colors
In pursuance of the unanimous vote
of the crew of the Oregon. This
presentation l an act r the cr w
alone, but we bring with ua the com
pliments of our captain and crew to
your Governor and your state. We
leave these colors in your charge,
knowing that you will cars for them
as faithfully as would the crew of
the battleship Oregon; and we trust
that whenever the people of the
State of Oregon behold these color
they will remember with kIiimk.
lbs UtUe ihlpover which they were
flown and the crew who are prowl
te leave them In your charge.
The colors were then brought to
the rostrum and amid the wildest
cheering were lal I upon the speak
er's desk In front of Governor Ueer.
Governor Geer responded to the
presentation aa lollows:
"In the name of the people of
Oregon, I accept these colors of the
magulficent battle-ship you repre
sent, and guarantee that in the years
to come they will be treasured
among its moat sacred meiueutotn,
to be transmitted to the care aud a",
miration of those who are to come
after ua In the active duties cl life.
The occasion, with the thoughts it
inspires, recall the beginning of the
Spanish War, whose birthplace was
in Havana harbor on February 15,
1898, when the battleship Maine
was destroyed and 266 gallant Am
erlcan seamen loat their lives while
at their posts of duty beneath the
spreading 'olds of the Star aud
Btripea. What followed need not
be rehearsed here. There was but
oue voice among all claases of the
citixena of the Republic. To the
question as to what was the duty of
the hour, there was but oue answer
and but one political party. 'Re
member the Maine' became the Na
tional shibboleth, and remained such
uutil the Spanish Navy was utterly
destroyed acd - the zvrrtnit it
represented stood penitent and hu
miliated at our, asking forgtvenes
aud paying heavily for Its brutal
treachery.
"The pages of the world's history
devoted to naval warfare nowhere
contain a record for magnificent per
formance which i'iunls thst of the
nobie ship you r-preaeut here today.
In tact, its record may never bo
eqaled in the future. Floating
peacefully in the harbor of Puget
Bound, with its latest powers, like
those of an untried giant, It was
summoned to Join the Atlantic
equadron. It left its anchorage on
March 6, and San Francisco, March
19, arriving otf the cost of Florida
May 26. No other ar vessel ever
made such a record as this as to dis
tance in so short a time, nor under
such romantic circumstances. For
weeks at one time no word was
heard from the Oregon and consider
ing that the Spanish Government
knew of the undertaking and the
consequent danger that she might
be intercepted by a detachment of
the Spanish Navy, the suspense in
this country was Indescribable. As
a whole, the people of the United
States have seldom seen a happier
hour than when, on the morning of
May 26, the gallant Captain Clark
teli graphed to President McKinley
from one of the ports of Southern
Florida : 'The Oregon is here; needs
no repairs and is ready for action'
Her subsequent matchlesa record at
Santiago, where she teemed to be In
the thickest of the fight on all sides,
und by her amazing speed succeeded
in overhauling the Brooklin aud
forced the Colon's surrender, is a
part of history.
The Oregon's Trip Around the Horn
"Her trip around the Horn was
the longest ever made by a battle
ship, having made 18,102 miles in 81
days and this time Included all nec
essary stops. The record says thst
'the Oregon made a single run of
4726 without making a stop of any
kind for any purpose,' and that
when she arrived at her destination
'not a screw was loose nor a bolt out
of order.'
"The record of the Oregon stands
today among the 'fighting machines'
of the world, not only unsurpassed,
unequalcd. There may be greater
vessels in the Navy of more recent
construction, but if ao the proof Is
yet to be made. The people of Ore
gon have special roason to be roud
of that record, for her career has
given added luster to the name the
world over.
"What the providence of God has
iu store f r this Nation no man ran
tell, but the progressive industry of
its people has alreadv placed it In
the Ivad of all other nations, aud it?
relations In dealing with foreign
people In every quarter of the glols?
require a formidable Navy of first
class vessels st all times, with such
men 'behind the guns' as only Am
erica can furnish. We greet you,
geutlemen, aa such men, or I heir
representatives, and accept these
'homeward-bound' colors of the no
ble Oregon, which today stands with
an unchallenged record as the great
est battle ship in the world, with a
a promise that they will be jealous
ly guarded against loss or destruc
tion. They are an inspiration to
patriotism, and while they will re
call to the mind of the Grand Army
man the stirring times of '61 and '65,
when he offered all he bad to his
country, they will also bring t the
recollectioo of every member of the
gvllant Second Oregon the burning
plains and miasmal swamps of far
away Luaon.
"The State of Oregon desires to
express to you, and through you to
th officer and men of the historic
ship you represent, its high appre
ciation of the thoughtful considera
tion which suggested this remem
brance, and ynu will please accept i
beat wishes of a pat-
rfcific jieo'le."
LAl'.M IIIMU Of THE OKEUOV
Sami'Ki. L. Simpson.
ReuumtM-riiig what the .Battle
ship has done, Kam tslinwton's poem
which appear below is really more
heroic than it appeared to be when
read the day the Oregon shin first
took to water. It will arrow more
patriotic enthusiasm when nail now
than was pjMillle then,
O ship, like crested Pallas armed,
O bride, the hoary God hath charmed,
lay to his strong- u.l proud embrace
In freedom's squadron take thy place 1
Northward in tlioeu of crystal mail,
A scarf of cloud upon hl breast,
Our mountain monarch. Hood, will hail
The mighty daughter of the Went
And bail, with broad uplifted 4iield,
Tlia sec, thy home and battle-field.
While the Taat liosti of phalanxed Or
Swell the deep song oi worshipers.
Thai brow of prescience wreathed iu
dreams.
Tbe iniet through which lit grandeur
' gleauil
In storui and calm bs brooded o'er
The harey few that entwhils came
And wrought, lu tera and blood and
flame
So stripes might stream and stara might
soar
The glory of thy chosen name!
Launched on the golden-gated hay,
Be thine a royal bridal dy,
And with tne wava' exultant kiss
Comes dreams of olden Salainis,
When Greece was life's whit morning
tar ;
Come, welcome to a acene like this,
The memories of Trafalgar,
And Krie's crash ol thunder, telling-
How Terry's warrior heart was swelling
Come, llirolihing through the dunk ot
years,
Decatur's drum-beat in Algiers,
And from a hero's frosting lip
The whiijr, "Don't give u the ship:'
To irieet the nunlials, here behold,
While o'er enchanted streams and wood
October's miBted splendor broods,
Onr forests lit with lamps of gold,
And many a leafy mouutain shrine
Dashed with the reif Autumnal wine
For thee a avinbol and a sign
Of faith serene and trust untold.
Oh swift and rtrong aud terrible I
Go forth to guar ! our cherished shore
Till all thy fate ' days are full
Ans War's hoar call ia heard no more;
Go forth, O ward r of the free,
And peerless ma: thy vigil be,
Tdl cape and bt.; und cliff and crag
Flush with the it. y of the (lug. .
Triumphant yet o ' land and seal
And oh, guard wc'.l the gleaming strand
Of this our fair Arcadian land,
Won in the storms of yean gone by
With drain of heurt and wound ot hand
When men could dare and do and die.
Be worthy of the mystic name
These matchless vales and mountains
bear,
That in the tents of sunset Fame
May twine for thee a chaplet fair;
And when thy flag shall kiss the brcrte
On these, our blue Northwestern seas,
Lo, white and strange and soaring high
Id the vast temple of the sea,
As if to solve 'us mysteries,
The peaks our lisping children know
A welcoming to thee will glow ;
Helens to Hood will pass thesigu,
And Jeflersen. with brow benign,
Will signal to the Sisters Three
That the long watch was not in vain,
For lo, upon the radiant uiuin
The mailed patrol of Liberty 1
Here, at the mighty oceau gate,
Columbia, chanting loud, will greet
The Boadicsa of our fleet
As from embattled heights the roar
Of rannOD thrill the kneeling shore,
Ami festal sunshine dream upon
The green, glad vales of Oregon
Thine add our own deep-bosomed state.
Sore Lungs
mean weakened lungs all
caused by a cold and cough
Weak lungs sooner or later
mean consumption.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
will heal and strengthen the
lungs, cure cold and stop the
cough.
"t eoughrd toe r-n hJ Beworrhart.
Doctor. M.J I .U la last Mage of consult
- tn. Ha ! fcivca up all hope. 1 finally in J
Shiloh and it currd aa twraplctdy. in
today in p-t-tvt health." '
MK.v FLOKI.NCE DREW.
taat Uaklaad, Cel.
whllntra Cfinaiiinptlfia Cure Is Hold tifal!
irtifctula ait tflc BOo, ft .n av bottle. A
rriiti.-l tuariula B"ee with every Ixt'tl.
f yon are ttl-Oit a ! onr druaiciai
Ui get yutir rfy lisrki
Write for illtwratMt Vvk or r "nanmptina. Set
Wiikuatcoal lo you. S C. Weill a Co., LaKoy, N.V
For -hv st fkdta Drug Store
xoTiCK nut ri iti.ic.vrioN
LunOirnutOmnn Citt, Oss.
July fi, ii.
ytrilCli LS HERKItY GIVEN THAT
ll William Mackenrie and Ralph It,
Puniwuv both of Portl .,,1 nri, !, ...
tiletl notice of tliei intention to make litial
proof in support of their right under the
acioi .M:in-n.'i. iw;, to pnn-hnae tlie N
of N K U .Sec 2l T 1 u 1 vv
the Register and Receiver of the U. 8.
i.amt untce at Oregon 1 ity, Oregon on
Angtikt 20, 1'jnl by two of tne lollowing
witnesses:
M. McNumec of. It, ,11,
n m. j. aimer 01, Linton
I. Alexander of Wii.nH
James McDonangli, o' liolhrook.
CHA9. B. MOOBKri.
I Register,
OAHTOniA.
Boirs 'Jui f II" H'ld Yd Hn llsnvs BourM
Hfaatar
i"nnoH.
Is.
THK ClKft ll .'olUtT OK THE
ritate of Dreguu fur Washington t o.
J. W. Fanpihar. I'laintitTi
v ,
biloa t only re. Defendant)
1.T0 rilai iordyce, the above-named delei.
In the na ' of the btate f Urecon. yoo
are h'rei.y ruire.t to appear and answer
tli com: hunt ul the pluiiitul lileil herein
on or before I hu s.Uy Hie 1Mb day of
July.l'jui and if you full su to a pe r ' nil
answer, the pluinlilf apply to the
Court for the relief prr yed for in bis com-
Iiluiut, to-wit, for a Jiid -nient uxuiuat you
r the sum i iM i i. intnii-st thereon
at the rale uf unlit wr tent per annum
frum Mm . th, Iwjl, u.1.1 I lis further aunt of
fjft utlorin y a liea, und the cxls ami Oia
hirt iiieina of this suit, and for a decree
tOreeuaiiif M certain utort aire ex cuttd
ly you to seeure the payment of the atora
raid tuna of money ami which inortKnge
.a rocoruV.i on Pu.e hu of H"ok "V" uf
leonlaol Mortgages of WashiiiKtoii ' o ,
Oregon. And lu titer, that the l.tn.l ,le
frtlied in 1.1,1,1 nmrtguge, tuwit: The rl !
ol the N W t of IS clion i 'I' IV Hi V,
and the S t of th N H .;, and the N K
i O' the a K of tSeetinn ft In T a N II li
i, coiitaiiiinif acres" heanldsnd the
proreeds a plieil to he sutis action ot said
judgment Ami for such oiiierand further
raliel . a i. uy lie eunituble. t he tm epre
rcribcil for th pllbli.ut on uf this sum
mon is iji weeka ami the dale ot iu tint
publication iajune 7th, l:sil, this sum
nions is aetveil by publiciitiou by order of
the liiinnriililH 1., A Rood, C. unty Jud -of
WufhtiiKinn c'otinty, t'rejron
Ms'Ih anil ilated at numbers, at II it' '.
boro, i rciiun on June 1st. 1MUI,
H. li. illMON a' d T. Jf, W ' Kb.
o-'J Attorneys for I'luintill.
Take them to
day and you will
be well to-morrow.
. Baldwin's
Allopathic Cold
Cure Tablets, 1
(Colli la Head) f
No.23-B. 25ci
B. t. AtDwrf CO.
Vwur Cuiil Cure lath only remedy that
really dura cure ia oa day.
Uaiit RoDoaaa.
Harry RaJaer. Co.-
Sacsambsto, Cu
K. L. BALDn ' y CO.
You C( 'uure Tahlets No. S3 B ore
aplt-ndid for t 1 in Head.
VVM. Iv.VINKl.I
Wltk Adania. r ...tlie St Co.
rtENVKk, Coi.
R. L. BAI.DT. CO.
I fiud your Cold Cure Tablets the aafrsl
and nio coin n'.tat reiiit-oy for cold lu ttta
bead. Thai cu in ever t..tauce.
U. f. CuOKSOS)
White Collar Line.
POF.TLftiiD-ASTORIA Route.
STR 'TAHOMA"
Daily Honiid Trips except Sunday
TIME CARD
Iieave Portland . .
... 4 a. ni.
. ..7 I tu.
Ieave Actor ia...
THE DALLES FORT-
LAND ROUTE:!
Sir. "BAILEY GATZERT"
CASCADE LUCKS. I..ll HI V t-.K
WHITE St LMOS, I.VI.K, THK H1IXFH
Daily Kound Tris etcept Monday.
TIME CARD
Iitve Portland 7 a, m.
Arrive The Dalles 'i p. 111.
Leave " 4 "
Arrive Tortland 10 "
MEALS THE VERY BEST
T"Sunday Trips a Leadiufr Feature.
ltST"Th Uoute has the Grandest
scenic Attractions on r.artn.
landing and Ollice: Font Alder Street.
Moth Phones, Main 351
PORTLAND, OREGON.
E. ( RICIITOX, axt Portland,
JOin M. HLLOtlN. apt The Dalles
A. J. TAYLOR, agt Astoria.
The Hurlintun R'int" hiive the
lowest riitt-s to all puinls ea-t, quick
est limp, tspst service and you ride
on the Finest Trjin in the world.
Wide-Awake
The onormous sales ol the Gra phone are
caused by the met that It Has sm
MATCHLESS POWER
That an INTENSE 0ESIRE for POSSESSION la awsksneS la all whe hear It.
It supplies an actmil want (the irrcsislihle
gratify which many are willing to do without other neccssites. 11 is tne
UMVKKSAL EXTE11TA1XEK OF THE AGE
An InsshausUble source of wonSer ana alllht to all
It is simple in construction, and prices are arranged to suit all pocket books;
while tlie demand will continue aa long as human nature exists.
The introduction of a few Graphophoriea into community at ones creates an
increasing demand lor Kecorus and Happl and a continuous business is thus
established. Why not secure the liberi i ri" which are allowed dealers?
, Write for Catalo
Columbia Ph
12. Geary Street.
Hell Hath
Like a woman's corn, and we don't wonder, for a
little corn can cause more pain than tbe 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
he damp cork each night and soak in warm water
every other day. That's all it's easy. Price 15 cents.
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Why is JtI
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Why do UainiHon-Ilrown shot's i;ivi
sucli universal satisfaction to all?
Thoy arc in ado
and every pair is
Get a Pair at DENNIS
REMEMBR I HAVE NO SHELF-WORN STOCK.
IN
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lH'Hrinarnt of lli Interior
LAKoOrrica at Ossook i iiy. Ohi.
June 13, r.ml.
NOTICE 18 HKKtliY t.lVKS TH T
the followiiiK-il'iined settler has tiled
notice of his intention to makn final prool
in support of bis rluim and that said proof
111 tie inane Deiore tlie t otinty cieroi
I Vt ashington County at
'on Julys, 1U01 vis:
Jlillnlioro. t recoil
JAMES J. PATTO"-',
H. E. H4f for the X f o! N V ',' und 8
W i of W of f ec i ui.d N K ol X
E H Sec 27 T 2 N U 5 W
lie names the following itusi-H to
prove his continuous residence un ami
cultivation of said html, vis:
William Husse, of Uales Crut k, ( r .
WiUiam Henry I. yds, of " "
Charles batenittii. of 11 4 '
lieiiiuuiin A, Collins, o " "
C11A8, II, Mt OllKS,
5-10 ' - llenister.
sotick roit rim.ie ti
Ivcpartment of Interior.
Lanb Orrica at Orkuos City, Ons.
JnneM, l'.H.
NOTICE 18 HKRE1IY GIVEN 'I II AT
the followinK-uamed settler has tile
notice of bis intention 10 make tinui pruof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be mode before the County Ch i k
of Washington county, at llillsboro, tire,,
on Julv 22. IMil, viz:
SAMUEL II. OUXDrKF,
II. E, N'. l:.7f. tor the HW M of N W
uf Heo 18'l 18 Ut W
He names the- following wilntKHes t
prove tiis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laud, vis:
Michael F. Mesainirer, of Lutin-I, Ore.
Jacob A MesBinaer, of " "
hristopber U Wbitmore, ol
ucoo bitmure, 01 "
CUA8. B. MOOUE8,
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Timber Land, Art June!!, 1N7M
OTICK llllt I'l UCATIO
United 8 atis Lahd Orrici,
Osauos Citt, Ua ., Mat 1G. 10I.
VTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 1 in comp lance with tbe provisions of
the act oi Congress of June It. Im7m, entitled
"An act for the side of limber lunds in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevda and
Washinirton Territory." as extended to all
ublic Land Mutes by act ol August 4.
1h2, Josefs Herfert, of Tucker, county of
( owletir. Htate (or Territory 1 of Was'iinr-
ton has tills day filed in this olllce his
sworn statement No. 6410. for the purchase
of the N K of Section No. 8 in Icnship
No. is, Kanire no. w, ana win oner
proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than
for aericu tural purposes, and to estnhlish
h s claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this ollice at Oregon City.
Oregon, on Saturday, tbe Srd day of Aug.,
I Hill.
lie names as witnesses:
Willia 11 i. Woods, of Bacona, Ore
rthel ow M. Randolph, of '
Ahia Powell, of l'ittsbur.-. Ore.
Charles Bnhr, of Vancouver. Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the abnve-deecribed lands are requested to
rile their cl dins in this olllce 011 or before
said Brd day of August Usui.
C11AO. D. Aiuunns,
1-10
Register,
Merchants add to your Business
Think f II
urapnonone
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OF ENTERTAINMENT
demant for diversion and reUistionj to
ernn, etc., to
ograph Co.
Sun Francisco, Cal.
no Fury
Pharmacy.
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to Babiea Born during 1901
right, sold right
fully
guaranteed.
c- c- -c- $ $ $ $
Trrssurrr'a ollc.
All County w rrauts of V oshitiKton
county sluts of Orentn, Kndorae.1 'Sot
payable for want of funds" prior to Apr
1, iM)l, will be due aud payable oil nd
after J uly M, l:v and interest will oease at
thttt tittle.
UOUOI.FH C HANDALL,
Co. Treasurer
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Now
Is the
Time
To tie S; irre; Poison, hs
the it min in .t ti"M will soon
lie ripe. Oie prnln of our
loi.-mMi W;at will kill a
(JophtT. It ua ininny silver
f ir Iho Liriiicr,
One can iiiixfiT witii three
(ouiuls if v It nt win kill a
h-rrt'll of Stjuirr-lM.
The sly rt will hImo readily
pHitik-' 10 his cjtMlrtifii'i'i.
I'ricf, ao ts'tits s-r can.
Delta Drug Store
Main St., Hillsboro, Ore.
Shulmerhfh l!ni. jiave a few ladies
Citpes and cloaks left which will be
closed out at cost, also some men's
overcoals and mackintosh's.
(Jail at the 1NDKPENUKNT tiffl' P
anil examine the famous Mellon
twmr.l for .nouniini; kisluk rinis
Latest thing oul. Any size.
V J F. DA VIES.
PRSSIDIr.T.
St. Charles Hotel
IBCOarOBATIO
front and Morrison Streets, Portland Orcnen.
Kleetric ;idghts, Klectrie Bells and Hydraulic Klevator.
LVMSooiiis at 25 to 6()c, Moltes, 74, to 91. Mood HesUsraat
(oaurctieu.
Give ns call,
IUVIS&
Bargains In Furniture.
Havin? purchased the entire stock of furniture of P. O Hrown I
can oner you bargains in anyrhing in the furniture line.
Wall Paper, 5c per bolt and up
I have a large assortment of wall pajr alul can Mlit ,he .
fastidious. Matting, Carets. Plushes, Tapestry I ace Curtains
Rugs, Window Shades of .11 color. I ffi
imirtcen styles to select from. Full line of Rocking and dining
chairs, etc. When in town give me a call.
Also (amy lull Mne of Lnderl.kfr'H Uooils. Mj Allendanl
W. O. DONELSON.
Remember the place. I. O. O. V. Bloek, corner Third aud M.tin SU,
M.iuiita i r riiii'ii 1 ii'ttiM's at the
iMitfKNbKAT lliit', I !' ahil a
lialf for 6 ct
liulU r-, rul.t er Ikhiis, rubta-r and
oil clolliinif, at hshulmerich llros.
Oootl sttH'k lot prht-s.
Haw TlilsJ
We oiler One Hundred loilura Kewar t
for atiy case ol Catarrh that cannot Le
ured by Hall's t iilarrh I ur
K. I . I lltN h. V A i 1., l''oie , Tolttlo, O.
W , the umleriKn d, have known r'. J.
( heney for the iant 15 years, und believe
hitti perlectly hoito able iu all bus neaa
trunsacllor s and liituuciully able to t-urty
out any ubii-'Ut ions made by their linn,
Nr A lac ax, Vtholesule DruKKt-la,
Toledo, O.
v -i.i.lMi, KlSNAS A Makvis, holes. lt
)iuKK-ta, iob do, u.
Jla'l a t'ulurrh Curs la taken Intern dly,
acting directly uiou th hlootl ami uiucoiia
sur aces ol I lie system. Price "Sc per bot
tle hold by a I OrUKKis s. is timouiaia
tree,
Hull's Family fills are the best.
Acker's Dyspepuhi Tablets are ok
on a poettive auurautee. Cures heurt-buru
ruisiiifr ot His tood, distress after estinu; a'
any form ol dysiicpiiiu. One little tttbh
Kives intmedia e relief. 2!t eta, and lnu els
iris Delta Drug blurs.
To Cure a fold lu One Hay
Take Luxutive Uroino (juinine
Tatilela. All tlrukrt ii-ts refund I ho
money if It fulls 10 cure. K. W.
tu - ve'a ai;iiature iaon each box. Wc.
Acker's KHirllsb Itemcdy will stop
cottKh nt stir time, and will cure the
worxt iUI in twelve hours, or luouey re
fi ndetl. S5 and 60 cents at I it'll lrua
Btorsj, "
Slops the t uutrb aud Works off the
told.
Laxative liromo.Quinirie Tahlets
cure a tultl in one tlay. No l'ure110
I'ay. I 'riii 23 cents.
Win Mtihr inakes' Ins its at lis
shopnn Swiind street, Hillshoro, for
f-S.fll t tHir, sewed s1ikh for 'i
ami ives speciul a Urn I ion to reiiuir
inif. Ileuses only first-jrrittle atotk
which rnahltw him to K"rnlee his
work.
M JIMS.
IX THK 01U0IJ1T CUUKT OK THE
Jl State of Ureiroii for VVimliiin.1,,11
(Otintv.
John Aspinwall,
I'iuhitilt,
Iwls A. Metaker Adu M. Melskei,
Henry ISchneideraiid Hehneitler
hii wile, whom iriven n une is un
known and Helen L, Hhnler now
neien i neui.elil, Hcli nilatits, J
To Iwis A. Vetaker, Ada M. Metxker
and Helen I., riliolel. new Helen L. Hod
tii I the above named defendant.
In the mime ol tiie titute of Oregon vou.
and each of you re hcrehy r. quired to'tp
pe r und unawer th Romp aint tiled
uK'iilmt you in the uhove entitled cause, on
or hefote July ZMh l!)l, which data is nix
weesa atter June Mtli I'll! tne lute of the
firm piililk-iitiou of this sutnnioiis, and if
you fit 1 i to so appear and ansaer, for want
thereof the pit intilf will apj ly to the court
lor tharelie pni ved for and denianded iu
the
eoiiiplaint lifetl atiaiiiht tou h rein to
wit will taae Judgment iu nut you for
the Hum of seven hundred und lil'ly dolliti-s
tovether with intercut therein ironi the
Iftth ihtyol Ueeeiuher 1 W at the rate of
eiKht percent per annu.ii until paid for
the further sum of one hundred doll re
altnriiey's fees herein, for the coats and
diHhursenieiitsof this suit, and Airs dec ee
foreulosniR plaintiU's attid tnortKUfre in the
maimer provid d bv law, and for such
other and fun her relief as to the court
may aeeiu juat und etiitalile.
I liia suniiiiona is piiblis .ed hy order of
! hos A.Mcllride, Judee of the above eu-l-Hif
r0Urt' miuia dated J une tilth,
GRAHAM ,t CLKKTON.
-W Attorneys for I'laintitf.
NOTICK FOK fl'IILIOATlOX
llcrmrlnieiit of (he Interior,
Lasd Orn s at Orcoos Citt, Oaatios.
June 8, 1'.WI.
OTltlF ISIIRKEI1Y OIVKN Til T
i the fnlluw in named settler has liletl
notice ol his intention to make final prool
iu sup! ort of his cluim. and that add proof
will be made Deiure tliel'otinly Clerk of
HliiiiMiiii county ut llilleboro. Ore., on
July Tl, l!Jl, vis:
JACOB WHITMOHE,
H. K. No. 1307.1. for the NWolNWunl
cc, lST ih US W.
He nan.ea the followina witnesaea to
prove his continuum reaidencH unon and
oulti ration of auid lund vis:
Michael Y Messiitirer, of Ijturel, t)re.
Jacob A. Mensinirer, of ' '
Chriatopher Whliniore, ol u "
Hamuel 11. Uriidutf, of
C1IA8, li. MuoKKS,
Keftiater,
4-B
C. T. BELCHER.
aO'Y AND TRIAS
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