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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT la ta niMolSnil H UUb.tr o. Or. m s u aa-elass mad alalia. totssaatprtna, la ulruM, per yewr, 1.00 HlLLBBOKO I-CiJUdUlSO CO., Pro D. M.C.GADLT, Kditor. FBI DAY, JULY 26, itHil. Yeaterday the proclamation wait given out proclaiming fret trade between Porto Kico and continental ports iu Issued. Now the suifar trust and tobacco barons ran . Tbe English govviniiiniit U Install ing' American fuachiuen In the Porta mouth dock yard. At first it id one drilling apd rlvei machine and the electric caiker. Thexe proviug a re prevented other devices will tie u.i, one being the traveling critaie. It baa been decided that (Jo v. Allen, of Porto Rico, will be aucobd- d Sept. 1, by Win. II. Hunt, of Louisiana. Though of the South, Judge Hunt bait spent uianj yearn in Montana and ia quite thoroughly grounded in the way of the wild and wooley went. Hunt haa been for ae vera! months iu Porto Kico where be was Secretary of Htitte undir Qov. Allen. The arbitrators having in hand the fixing of a value on the llillaboro light and water plant have been con sidering the matter for about three week. No awaid baa yet been filed and it la not known positively whai progreiM tin been made, though there la an unf juuded rumor that no agreement haa been or la likely to be reached. Kven chooaing a third arbitrator is proving puzzle more difficult than was anticipated. Congressman Ttioa. II. Tongu started to Hpokane last Sunday even ing, there to meet the Kivers am ' li arbor committee and pilot thow geutlemen by rail to Lewtaton and then by boat down Snake river and the Columbia to The Dalle. The Portland entertainment committee ht gone to Lewlston where it will Join the party. It is not announced whether or not the committee will again visit Portland, but it is thought that It will return East by the O. B i N. and the Oregon Short Line, in which event Union and Baker counties will be seen. Oen. Chaffee, who so suoceriafully managed the Chinese campaign last year on the part of the Americans is doing equally good work in the Philippines. He has been able f suggest In company with Adj. Gen Corbin who la now at Manila, where the government can reduce the ex pense of the 'Philippine army a much as 60 per cent. It will be remembered that Chaffee waa select ed from the whole army as the one man capable of handling the ChineHe question. He was promoted to a suitable rank so as to be equal to the European military commanders in that quarter. After his work was finished in Chiua he waa assigned ctmmand in the Philippines. The Schley controversy that Ims been smouldering since the sea fight at Santiago, July 1898, is broking out with great virulence. The admiral has asked for a court of in quiry to t ear testimony and decide touching his conduct from ihe time he took commaud of the flying squadron to the distruction of Cervera's fleet. It has always seemed to the Independent that the jeal ousies harbored by naval coiuman Jen betoken small soul. Schley, himself, has made the beat comment on the matter when be said: "It is a very great pity that there should be any controversy over matters where everybody did his N st." The Scientific American of July 20, illustrates and gives a popular des cription of Dow's type setting mac bine. This is the latest candidate for a place in the com (swing room of publishers, and If its merits are what the description indicates, the day ol Merganthaler supiemacy ts waning The Dow machine sets movable tyi and Is automatic in all of its arts except the oieration of the key board. One man operates the mm bine. The spacing and "Justifying" of lines being done by machinery, the operator has no other thing to do than work the key-board. The ism eibility is 12,000 per hour if the operator can work at that speed. This great speed Is better understo. d when compared with hand work which rarely exceeds BOO per hour and more commonly falls to 6M). The machine will "set" any sire tj ( o from S point to 12 point. The two alses of type used in printing the Is DEPK.1 DKMT are 7 point and 9 indni The key-board controls 90 characters The ordinary printers case has hole for 162 characters, but for ordinary work these are not all full. Though not stated, the Dow machine proba bly leaves out small caps, as also does the linotype now In common use. The price of the Dow machine Is not given, but it will prolmblj reach $2000 or more. TUS STJiJK A fCHUC CALA MITY. Everyone who r .ds admits that the United Slates has for Ihe past two years basked iu the sun of pros perity. Our exports have greatly exceeded our Imports. Especially has our foreign trade in machinery and structural building material been aatiafactory.. lint this very bright showing Irritates one cl as of economists who wants a change. And they are getting it. There is a labor strike fn nding in the mills of the Uuiaed States Steel Company. It Involves directly many meu. The labor unions boast that more thau 100,000 men are out. There may la-, or there may be a less number, but suppose the u umber is 100,000. The wages paid, when the men are em ployed, will probably average $2 50 per day. When they are idle thry lose that sum and the country loses $260,000, and In a month, $0,000,000. How many months will it take at that rate to wipe out the balance or trade that we have been gathering during the pat three or lour years of prosperity? Labor Is a perishable product and when wasted in idleness it is more worthless than a box ot soft cherries that has stood Iu a giocery store over Sunday, or a sack of potatoes that have been frozen, for the latter has a little value as a fertilizer. These are direct loses. The indirect trickle down through society and are difficult to follow. The Coal and Oil Development Company of this county Is desirous of prospecting for oil, but for the strike in the East ma chinery cannot be had, hence the five to ten men required W operate the plant out by Oleucoe or Mountain dale are idle or else push other labor era aside in other Hues. The Hills boro Light and Water Compauy ordered pipe cutting machinery that required five men to operate it, but received word a few days ago that by reason of the strike the machin ery could not be sent. Those five men are idle here In our midst. Early in the machinists strike in Portladd, a mechanic, but rece' tly wedded went to a friend and begged bf him to find any employment. Suppose the machinist secures wort as a farm laborer, a regularly trained larm laborer is displaced. There wag a place in the machine shop for the maVbinist, but he could not take it because he was a union laborer. Is membership in a union a good invest ment? Two men where there Is one Job is bound to lower wages. But the army of Idle men must he fed, and their families. Who pnjn this txiard bill? The farmeris pay ing more for his harvesting and planting machinery this year than he did last and th a increase is the price of the board of these strikers and their families while in Idleness. The Ne York Journal and adver tiser prints this paragraph and a lot more stuff of the same nature written by one Serviss a "scientist:" "The burning heat now afflicting the whole of the United States, and felt also on the other side of the Atlantic and generally throughout the north ern hemisphere, Is convincing proof of the fact that the earth is the s' el lite of a variablo star. Only on the assumption that the source of tenihlc heat is directly in the sun and due to an extraordinary increase in its el lective radiation can the wide-spread and long cootiuued nature of the pre sent meteorological disaster be satis factorily explained." Seeing that we of the Pacific coast are ' wariuisl b. the same sun and that the tem perature here Is from 3s to 5 below normal the falacy of the above tic ory is made apparent. A cold winter or a hot summer, without doubt, de (N'tids upon conditions present witli us on earth. We do not understand them and perhaps never will, but IsH-ause of o.ir ignorance there is no reason why we should write wild theories and attach "scientist" to our signatures. Mrs. Kruger the aged wife of Oom Paul Kruger late of South Africa, died at her hums In Pretoria ln-t Saturday of pneumonia after an ill ness of three days. The ex presi dent in In Amsterdam, Holland and is much depressed having heard i f the death of his wife. In this eill.c tion, common, soon or lute, to all humanity, the people of Europe and America without political distinction unite in extending a sorrowful greet ing to the lone old man who now btt waits for his summons. Lrndsey Bros., of Portland, are buying rounJ lumber from M'. Thonpkins of this county. We don't call it round lumber however, but peeled fir poles from to 90 feet long. Several teams are employ ed in bringing the poles from ti e timber to tbe railroad at Hillsliorr. 8 me of the small teams are loaded with three sticks while yesterday a large wagon had six peices. The lumber goes to San Francisco, Halt Like, Utah, and other places where piling Is ne ded. Occasionally a stick of ceilar is brought in which is laid aside for electric light l-s. rotKr uotmk. I ciw tit meter. Jisie M liw-musM'u v E J Ka-mu-ei. Suit for divorce. The mo. ti 'ii to strike stipulation from Ihe tiles Was denied. The suit was dis tnisncd. W J Turnidge v Wilson Bump. Demurrer overruled and defendant allowed ;iOdays iu w hich to answer J W Farquhar v Hilas For.lyce Default taken and a decree tor plain tiff entered. E W Haines v K P Cudwell. .S ..y of execution against aurety on land allowed till Oct 7th, l'.HJl. Elizda-th HelllsTg v Ileinricli iMlherg. Iecre of divorce granted Plaintiff will have the caie and cus tody of two younger children. The two older are awarded to tiie defend ant. The plaintiff receives 10 acre of land, 3 cows t. la selected by the plaintiff, 5 pigs, all the chickens and household furniture and 13 tons ot hay. W D Bradford v Washington county. Action for lees for collect ing delinquent taxes. Judgment for amount paid for livery hire allowtd. Ballance of the claim was disallow ed. S B Huston v Jaiues O Lee. Sale real estate by sheriff confirmed. COUNTY COURT LAW. Oeortre Kostur was admitted to citizenship. I'KOUATK. Guard. August Kchamliurg Insane. Henry Olier appointed guardian. The appraisers are Carl Hchamhurg, Alfred Sweeney and EurU'St Stein hoff. Est A Sutton deed; will ef deed presented for protiate. Ordered Unit proof of its execution be taken Mmi day July 29 at 10 o'clock a in. Est Elizabeth Hitchey deed; order ed that citation to nou resident heirs be served by publication requiring them to ap)iear Aug 20 1901 and show cause why real estate shail not be sold. MAKul GE I.K'L.NSK. License to w si wr is-ined July 20 to tleorge I'. hnke, 21 and Carrie Bolund, 20, anil William Vanderzm den, 2-1 aud '' ihcrine Strohmayer 21. July 24 to Varreu E Wheeler, 30 and Amy M A'elN, 22. CiTATlOX . IN IHK COUNTY GOl'KT OF THE Htute of Oregon for Washington i. In the Matter i f' the Kstateof I Elizabeth Kitchey, deceased. f lol.ucy K. Vales,!. I, Yates, Win J. Ititchev, Mattie h. Kitchey. harah J. I cxI man, Win. I (annum, 8. IS. UiU'hry.Co a H. Kitchey, Charles K. hower, lieorge jj ardner, 'I he (i les Merchuutile Agency, a coriioration, (. W, 1'atUTnon. and i rhiilinerich and O. W. ctiuhiierich, l'artnern ma M'hnlinerich X Hun. l t-j'tir.K: In ttie nu reef the State of Oregon, you are Iith.iV cited and minired to appear in ttie 'uuniy Court of the Mate of Oregon, tor the County of We-diingtoii at the Court room thereof, at Jlillnhoro in the i utility of Wafhingt n, on Monday the Jiitli .lay of Migust MM, at 10 o'eloek in the fore noon of that day, then and there to nhow cause if any you have, why an order O' this I ourt flit uld not be made, authoriz ing nnd directing the executor of said estate to sell at private sale, ttie fo iowing dcnerited real property belonging to ("aid estate and des ribed as follows to-wit: l.yitig being and situate in Washington County, Oregon, and being all of lota one (11 Two (2) Three (Si ai.d Four (4) in bTock Kour(4) of and 'n Kairvtew Addition to .lie Town of tlillsboro, Washington I 'onnty, Ore-Miu, as prayed for in the ell tion of the eieeutor ot mi d e t ile liled herein. Witness the Hon. 1.. A Hood, Judge of the ouuty Court o' the ritalu of Oregon, for the County of Washington with the seal of aaid Court atlixed, this 'ltb duv of July A. 1), limi. jsmi.j vmsT: GI.O. . MOIid.tS, C eik 1U-H J. W. Morg ui, Deputy. M'JIJIOXS, IN THE CI RCHI I' COUKT OK I'ilK 1 Ktate of Oregon for Washington i 'ounty. J. 11. fiunous and Kunuie lianons. ) I'lai n tills. V. ( D. P. Cartwright, DefemlanL To I). P. Cartwritht, the alove-nuniel detVmliint : In thf name of the Htatt o' Oregon, you arc tivre'y riuireil to aj)iHnr mnl aimwrr tliv con plaint of the plHintill'n lileil be run on or ri lwre Thurmhiv tue iMh t ot July. Unit, and if you liii! do to umx'nr anil anawer. the pluinutfa will npply u the Court for the relie! prayed tor in their c tupliiMit, lo-wit, for a judgment uKuintit you for the a u 111 of S il7.nJ. wilh int nwt thereon at tlie rate ofeiht percent per annum since March Inth. IwiA, an I th further aunt of .to attorney's leea. and the cul ami diahu'sviuenta of tlna a it. ami for a oecree furecioninK n certain ooiltfae executed by yoa to wcure the puynmii oi' the aioreaiil huiiih f money an'd which iiiortfriitfe i'k wonlfl on I'airelTnf Huuk 31 of Ueoorda of ior irui; a ot V a."liinKtou ounty, Unyon Ami urlher that the land dcaerilieil in naid iiniriiiire to-wit: "lot numliered aein(7)in Kriiitdule, in Waahinvtou Coiiniy. 1 1 eiton, c.Miiuiiiniir tiTe(."i ai res. ' he mil I and the proceeiiii n'iici 10 t c nun itcu'in o aaio J'l J nient. And for euch other and further re- j lie as n.ny he eiiii ahle. I lie time 1 ie- I acriheit for the publication of thisauni-! niona la nix weeks an ' thedatc of its lin,t publication is June 14, I Inn Rtiiimions is serveil hy pub icntin 1 hy onkrof the Honorable I. A. hoo , c unly judge of W ashington county, t. re Kon. .Made and dated at Chambers, at Hilla boro, UrejroD, on June l.ilh. l'.Ji. 6. B. Hi'sros. 4-ID Attorney kr l'la.r lifi olirpto t'ltnt rnctora. Sealed bula will be received t the' County Court r.Kiin in Hi lalxiro, August ! Mb, I'. I at i u'chx-k p. 111. lor the con-, structionof bruise and till across taono ! creek near luiardrlle j fpeciiications at the County Clerks olhce. Hy order of Coniniiaiioneri . 1 I. A. KiKHi, ; ID-It Juile ; W, u lta t ml Y;u m t'in BcM i yltatni) ;u Hn t''"n j-tsi f Sore Lungs mem' veakencj lunjjs all caused Ly a colJ and couh Weak lungs sooner or later mean consumption. ShilolVs Consumption Cure Mr ill he.il and strengthen the lungs, cure cold and stop the COUll. I c-.iii,br.l for year- hd kror'hjrr ptx toi iiii I w in it t ctmn u- litin. K i r'vu u; 't H i I '' Ii tr. Shii.om od il currd nut tompictriy. Aui wtUy in i r t h-i'ih " mtllnh .iiiiuiIIoo fur U void br .drutftust el 4 Ac. ". b-uu. A t'ttu t Kua .ui- Ke wilta ry m tt' I you it i mi k to your urut;;ii Hl( lyokir iioiip bark. Wnl t..r i!!,.iir.t'i bKk moiumpiioa. Sen HhM ttw 1 vni. S. C. Wii Co., Lek..,N . For -hU f I Vila Iruj? 8torp Take them to-J day and you will be well to-morrow. Baldwin's Allopathic Cold Cure Tablets, (Cold ta Mead) No.23-B. 25c am Pimiaea. S. L. BAt.DWIt CO. Yuur Colli Cure ta the only remedy I hat really doca cine la onm day. Ul BuOOCK. lUrrjr ftoOgra C. SAcaaMBKTa, Cat. K. t. JAt.nv.'is co. Vim ' Ctire Tahlela No. aj B art a:iteoUiU lor . -d iu Head- WM. UWINBLU With Adama, H tht ft Co. DBKVi.a, Colo. R. L. BAI.nwl I CO. I 6-1.1 yoi 1;,.! 1 Curl TaMeta the af- and il-ost ton- inn reme.!y for culd iu Ui tead. TUeyc u lu evei; iLBlaiK-e. White Collar Line. POBTUaD-ASTORIA Route. STR "TAHOMA" ll:iily l.'ouiul Tri(i3 except Sundny TIME CARD l;iv Inrtlaiiil. Ix-ave Aftoiia. . . . . . 1 B. 111. ...7 i. 111. TIIE DALLES PORT LAND ROUTE Str. "BAILEY GATZERT" CASCADE LOCKS, titMI RIVr.lt Will I K SlI.MtVV, UI.K, THE IIAI LKS Daily Hound Trij exifpt Momlay. TIME CARD lHve Portland 7 a. 111. Arrive The Dalles. o p. 111. Leave " 4 " Arrive 1'ortlanJ 10 " MEALS THE VERY BEST sJi-'uti'luy Trips a Iye:nling Feature. f0i"This Uoille haa the Orandcat Scenic Attractions on Karlh. Ijiiiding and Ollicf): Fint Alder .Si red. Itoth riioueH, Main .151 rOUTLAX D, OliKGON. E. W lilt irniX, a)jt rorthuid, Jll M. lll.l.OON. a;t The Dallex K. 4. TAVI.OK, agt Astoria. The Unrlingtuii 1C.IUU- h:tve the IowpkI rat to all Mintn i-t, quick M time, lK-.-t Htrviin Htu you ride uti the Kinent Train in tl)' world. Vsfi'e-Avyake Think The onurnioiis sales of the fira phone are caused 1 y the fact that it has such MATCHLESS POWER That an laTEaSI DESIRf for POSSESSION Is awakened In all who hear II. It mipplii'H an actual want fthe irresinlihle demant for diversion ami relatation) to prntify which many are willing to do without other necessite. It is the UMVKHSA L EXTEUTAIXEU OF THE AGE i lna.haat.kla source of wonder an dellfHt to all It i simple in construction, and prices are arranged to suit all pocket booki; while tlie demand will continue as long as human nature exists. The introduction of a few Graphopli'UM S into a community at once creates an increainir demand for Keifrus and 8u;ipl ', and a continuous business if thus e.-tahlinlicd. Why not secure the lilien 1 : li" which are allowed dealers? Write for Catalo Columbia Ph 125 (.ry Street. Dependable Our drugs are pure and fresh. Ve are just as careful in buying drugs and chemicals as though we were selecting them to be used upon ourselves at the critical point of a serious illness. Is'nt this the kind of drugs you want in your prescriptions and family receipts? You pay nothing extra for quality. Our prices are uniformly reasonable. The Hillsboro Uablea' First Shoes Free H IN in in IN IN IN m IN IN IN IN IN IN Why do II;nmlton & sueli universai IN itf 1 hey arc mado Why is JtrA It? Sd j and every pair is fully miaranteed. y IN V IN Nl $ Get a Pair at DENNIS t IN VI IN VI fa REMEMBR I HAVE NO SHELF-WORN STOCK,. tTI('r', HIK rilfl.irATlOX IH'pitrinient wf ilit lut.'iior LAKoOrnci at Ohkiok ( itt. Oine. June 1.1, l'.ml. VOTHEI8 HEIJEHY "IVKN Til T ll the followiiiK-11-med settler haa bled notice of his intention to make linal proof in support of bis lain! and that said jnoof will lA) made before the ounty t'lera of Waahinton ('ounty at llillnlKiro crcon on July Al, l'JOi viz; JAMES J. I'ATTO , II. K, 1W9 for the X i ol S W !,' uinl H W yt of S W 4 of Kr a. ai.d N K i ol X K V, Hec 27 t 2 N K fl W lie naiuea 'he foiluwinir witiiisn to prove hia continuous rc&idcncc upon and cultivation of said land, vix : William HiiNse, of Oalca Cni k, Cr . William Henry I.ydu, of " " ' Oharles Bateniun. of " ' l;en iamill A. Collins, n " " ' CHAM, It. Mi oi;i:s. 6-10 Ueiiistcr. OTC K fr'OK I'l 1LI(MTKN Land rice at Oukimm City. Cap. July , N'OTKK IS HKKEItY UIVKN I IIAI William -Mackeniie and Kalph it, lluniway both of t'orll mil, Oregon have tileil notice of thei1 intention to mukc tinal proof in support of their ritrht umlcr the Act of March It. Im7, to purchase tf.e N i, of N K i, Hif.T.) T ; X !!", before the KeKi"ter and Keiviver id' the I', ri. lind Ullice at uregon Hy, Oregon 00 AiiKiitt 'JU, lMil by two of the billowing witneKSes: M. .vicXamee of, llolbrook. 're Win. J. Miller of, l.inton ' D. Alexander of Fortland, " James McDonaugh, o' llolbrook, CHAS It, MdOUICS. S-13 Kegister, Timber Land, Arf.lune.'t, IH7M MtTICr! KOlt I'l lll,ICATIO United 8 ate I, and Omci, Ukeuoh Citt, Ua .. Mat Hi, l!M)l. 'OT1CK 18 HEREBY CIVEX THAT in coniD iance with the provisions of the act ol uoiiRrees 01 June a. irn, eniuieii "An act for tiie s de of limber hinds in the Htates of California. Oregon, Xev du and Was llicton Territory." as extended to all the Public Land Btatcs by act of August 4, l:r' Josefs Her fort, of Tucker, county of ( owletiz. Mute tor Territory 1 of Wiw y g ton has tnis day Tiled in this ohiee his sworn statement No. 5410. for the purchase of the N E yi of Section No. 3 in lo imhip No. 3 X, Hance No. 4 W, and will oiler proof to show that tbe land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than fa aurL.ll ftlirul nil f (Ifld til PKtllllliMll b claim to said land before the KeKister I and Receiver of this olnce at tlre'on l.Hy. Oretron, 00 Baiurday, the rd day of Auk-, Itrnt. He names as witnesses: Willia 11 O. Woods, ol Jiacona, Ore rthel ow M. Randolph, of Abia I'owell, of rittaburt'. Ore. Charles Hiihr, of , Vancouver. Wash. Any and all persons clainiinK adversely tbe so 'Ve-described lands are requested to file their cl dins in this otlice ou or before said 3rd day of Ana-ui-t l;JI. t HAS. 11. MOOKKS. 1-10 Keifiiiter. Merchants add to your Business GraphoSione OF ENTERTAINMENT ' erros, etc., to ograph Co. San Franelsco, Cat. Drugs. Pharmacy. ta Babiea Burn during 19.01 f3J - Iio ii nIiops i;ivo satisfaction to ail? W NV nht, sold light 'I reamirer'a itipr. AH County w rrants of V asliiiiflon county stale of Dreiron, Kiiiloraeil 'Sot rayable for want ot funds" prior to Apr . UMd, will bedue and payable on nd after July 31, hull and interest will cease at that dale. KODOU'H CllAXDALU Co. 'i reajiurir CASTOR I A For Infant, and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Now Is the Time To ti' S; irre1 I'liisnn, a thf triain in loo ti-l Ii will emm tin rjpe. ( i urn!" of mir l'liiHfiiicil Wiinat will kill a tJoplicr. Ii 1111 'iiiiini-y Hxvor f ,r the1 f inner. Oiif can iiiIximI with tlirc poll 11. N ,f u In at will kill a Inrn-llof Sijuirri'ls. ' Tlw. u ...ill .1 ... 1:1.. I ' win iiini ri'nuii I iimt iko in tiU iletr'i.'iiiiii. IVief, !Kl c'nt.n wr tan. Delta I)i-u; Stoic-, Main St., Hillsboro, Ore. Stmlim rii li lln,,. av(i a few IhiIii h c.i,-i at'd cloHkw l ft tihicli will m flow. 1 out Ht cohl, aNo moiiip men's ovitiiihIs and inackintof-h's. Call at tin lNDEI'KNDKNT ' Hlc tnd examine llio fHiiiius iMi'ltnti nmrl fur .iioiintifi); kodjik prims Latent Hiir o; fiui. Any xf. d F, DA VIES, PSIS3IDS- T. St. Charles Hotel ISCORrOHATtU Kroiit and Morrison Streets. Portland Ore-on. Klectnc.LlKht. Klectric li. li. aJ Hydraulie Klevator. ( 150 Uoiiina at 2.", to ,iOc. Suite. t Coaiirctioii. Give us a call, If DAVIS k Bargains In Furniture. Ilavimr purchased the entire stock of furniture of I'. O. Brown I can offer you bargams . anything i ,he furniture line. Wall Paper, 5c per bolt and up Rugs. Window Shades of all c lo f ' lV ?' Vrt?n lotmcen styles .elect from!1 J l Si .T chairs, etc. hen in town give me a call. nmu 4No(,rry a Full Line of Indertaker'n (Joods. l,v Allf ,l;,. W. O. DONELSON. Reu,e,WrthepU. I. O. O. F. Bloek, corucr Third and Mam M. M..1111M f -r -t in . 1 n tiiriH tbe lM)KPKMtT Idlict-, I ih X and m half lor ft 1 tt. Kuhlx rs rul'U r lumtH, ruider ami oil t'lothinif, at S hulnii rich iirns, (iisxl Htock low rit'i. Hum 1bU( t offer Une Hundred liullurs Ucv.ir.l for any cfeae of aturrb that cuuiua I, ured ty Hall's Catarrh l ure, r'. T. t I1K.NKV A Ct., fiopa . lol..i, 11. W , the undersign d, hae kin'wn K. J, I heney tor the la.-.i t;i years, and Udirvi' him pcriavily liono able 111 all tu imm, trulla;utlini.i anil liliuncially aide to cuy out any ulill 'at ions niaiie by tlieir ii r in, lar A I mux, Wholesale Drutti-i,' loicl i, O lIMl, klMS ,V M ahVIN, liole. do I'l uk'iri-ls, 1 ol do, t. lU i B Culuirh Cure is taken intern lyt a4llliK directly Uhiii th blooti and 1n11co.11 sur aces ol the aystem, t'rice 76c pel bot tle Sold by a I IHukkis a. Ie ti Mal tree. Hall s raiully Tills are the Iwrt. Afker's l)spcp-lii 1 ablets are soli 011 a positive guarantee. Cures hcarl-hurii raisiiiff ol the toird, dihtri"a) ui'tcr eating o any lorm ol iipi im;i tine lull. :abli irivea iniuieilia e relief. eta, and ;mi 1 is Tlie Helta HrllK More. To ( are a Cold in Une Huj Takt i,)tiv Uriiino toiniiiH Valilt'la. All itrun. i-u rffinnl ihn iiiiiipy If It InilH to I'urp, I:. W, Acker's l ii;lirh Krniedy will slop a coiikIi at any Hu e, and aill cure Ihe orr.t cold in twelve hours, or money re f' ruled, 'io aud 50 ct ma at Is.li, lir,, Store, Stops the ouitli and Works oir the Cold. LiiXHtivo Hmiiiii-Ciiiinitii' Talilnl curf a tulil in mt day. No Curo, no I 'ay. Prut iii it'iiln. IN TIIK CIKCl'I,r HHTltr i.K THK Ktale of lrei;on for WastiiiiKton WahiiiKton ( oiintv. John Aspiuwall, I'laiiiliir, ) lj is A. Mctsker Ada M. MeUke , j llcnrv Schiieideriind Schneider V hi 1 wife, whose niven name is un known and Helen L Hlmler now Helen L, Uedneld, lelciilaiits. j 'lo Ia.-wis A. iptsker. Ada M. Metsker and Helen I.. Hholer, new Helen I.. , d ti"i 1 Ihe alnive named defendants. In the name of the Ktate of Hnxoa you and each of you 1 re hereby r quired to ap pe r and aimwer the conip aint tiled axaiiiBl you in the above entitled cuiae. on or before July -.i.tb HSU, which date is six weeks alter June Nth I'lOl tno date of the lirsf publication of this sumiuons, and if you fail. to so appearand uaxer, for waul I hereof the pluinti If will apply to tbe court lor the relie praved for anil deinnudeil in the complaint liicd Hm.iiiBt you h rein 10 wit will take judgment aa list you for the sum of seven hundred and fifty del jr. toireiher with int'jrest thereon from the IA1I1 day ol Ueciniber IM(7 ut Ihe rule of einht percent )kt biiiiii.ii until paid for the further sum of one hundred dolhrs attorney's fees herein, for the costs ami disbursements of this suit, and fori dec re torecloiiin; plaintiffs said inorlaui' 111 the manner provid d bv law, and for such other and fur her relief as 10 the court may stem Just and riiuituhlf. 1 his summons ispublis eif by order of ! boa A, MeHride, Judire of the above en tit ed court, made ami dated June tut ti. I'.sil. UKAIIUI .t CI.KKTON Attorneys for Hamlin". ll KICI FF'.S NAM,. IV YllfllTL' iW av C V L', Ml r I. , v- 1 - . a, , ' r,.r,i ii 1 hm, IllTM Hn.l I I,-. UP ,.f 1 ' v, IMir, 111,1111 UUI o theC rcud Court of the Male oil Ireifon, or .va.-ioiiK on county, 111 lavor ol J. , Hllllte iimi iLFiiinwl j l 1 i 1... the sum of ti: costs, and for the further sinii of IHi.'.Jr, II, H. nold coin with interest thereon ut the rate of to percent per niiiim from the l.'itn day of .lidy. 1!JI and for 11, e cost and expenses of sale and of said writ. .Now, therefore. 1 y virtue and In issu ance of said juim. ut. decree and order ol sale, I will, on A: onday the IMth dav ol Aui. l'.HJl. at the south door of Ihe Court House in H illshoro, Washing on county, Ureaon, ut the hour of lo o'clock a. 111.. of I ""in "ay. aei 1 at public auction to ttie biirli- esi niiitier lor cash, all ot the ri;ht, title and interest uf said J. M. I'itinan of m und to the f d owinn-dcscr be.1 ieai property, to-wit- 1 All of the West hair of Lots five and six of and in lilock six of ami in "Kairview Addiiion" to the town of Hillsboro, Washington county, Orc:on, to satisfy 1 he hereinbefore n liu-d sums, and lor the COft and extifi.MjMi i,f b..!.! ui.. Said property will be sold subject to re demption us per statute of Oregon Witness my hand this 17th day of July 19ol. J. W. S, .VKI.I., bheriir of Washington ixnint v, tlreiroii eo. 11, KaKlcy. Attorney for riaintilT, :-l:i C. T. BELCHER. OBC'V AND TRSAS. 15. lo ai hj .. . t v 'iwi niuarsui III IIELCIIEK, Ma .lasers.