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Newspaper Page Textt HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT at H til bora. Ore. M MNMiM Ml aiaiwr. , hi mitmmm, ft year, tlJX BlLUbOBO FCBLIttHlNU CO, Prop. P. M. C. QAVLT, Editor. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, l9ol. LAMOM AND LAVQR SIGHTS. Thaetrugi between "or)nltHl" lit bur and the employe lotu iu the aat and Ban Fjanctaeo in aa vigorous aa when begun three weeks ago. When tha end will tie reached can. nut now be aeen. The country may well htint thai uu sympathetic atrlke bail be made. Fur if trkaniaed" labor baa become mo strong a to pre cipitate auch n thing It would worae than the bread riots of Europe. Building would be suspended, rail road traflc would he discontinued. Telegraphic communication would be itnpoaslble, newapapera would not be published, ami the mails Uiemaelvea would remain dead in the poet office. In uch an emergency aociety would be put hack 100 year to the time of the stage Match and hand crafr. Just now there are fundamental facts touching the rights and privi leges of labor that should be h r j ougbly underxtiMMl and ponillvely acknowledged ty every individual of the atate. It ia now conceded that a laborer ha the right to quit work when he chooses. The only quest ioi involved U one of equity. If laborer la under contract to labor for aapecitted time and he break Jiis cou tract then it ia a quentiou of busi ueaa, and hia responsibility as a reli able bitaiueaa man ia Impaired. Hi credit la injured. But society has already rocogniaed that he may be dishonest to that extent. There la another factor however that has not up to the present time been suttscri bed to by every community that inuat be acknowledged before labor troublea can be ended. It in: All labor muat be reaected. Union labor claims protection and had it, but non. union labor doe not have protection. This ia aeen by the palisade required about the mills to protect property and employees. It ia aeea when policemen guard em ployeeatoand and from meals. It la aeen when labor that ia willing to work la atealthily introduced iuto the mills. It ia aeen at those mills where "organised" labor posts picketa to prevent willing labor from earning It compensation. It is seen In the ordinance passed by a coward ly city council that authorises the posting of those pickets.' ''Organ! ed" labor boasts that no violenct has been Indulged during the present strike, but there has been enough to bring non-union men from their work who feared death if they slay- ed. Mo where Is there a fiercer iron tyrany than that exercised by the leaden of "organized" labor. A man eurreuders all freedom when he unitea with the lodge. If he works before he haa permission he la a scab aud a rat. lie ia aa completely ostracised aa be can be. Before the labor troubles of America can be adjusted, willing labor, non-union labor must have the same right to toil for wages as is now conceded to the union man. lie must be personally aafe to walk the streets of hit factory town alone or or In companies of two or a score. Public opinion must gr tut the non union laborer the right to brush to one aide any person or persons who would hinder him from freely exer cising all the rights possessed by an American ciliaen.- The Hteel Corporation and the San Francisco Employers Aseociuiioii are not wise iu waiting and negotlating with strikers to get them to go hack . to their jobs.Let it le understood thai auy laborer who is willing to work and has sufficient skill can have, (lie Job and keep It too, returned strikers to I lie contrary not withsttuuling. II there are not skilled workmen enough then commence training more. But the tender hearit d imty plead for the striker's family. It cmd lie replied that he bad no regard fur hia loved ones when he quit work Let him drift to other Industrie where the conditions will be more satisfactory and more congenial. But above ail let the non-uiiiou man have the same rights allowed the union man. 80 me of the late silver p ci o n not forgst their old passion stor ela mity exaggeration. One of then tragically writes: Morgan can lsu an nruer granting wora 10 a ruin ion men, most of them with fmiiili-s, or withholding it from them. In hi- hand lie the issues of plenty or penury, 4 sufficiency or stsrvatio , almost of life and death." ll mem hiring the history of the pa-t to days one ia liable to r. , ch a different conclusion. Morgan lost -17,000 aid could not replace that uumls-r. Then Shaffer issued an order and 2u,tK)u more men left Morgan. 80 it m m that It la not Morgan's or It rs ffr all, but rather Hhaffer'. that control-men. Salt fit for table us sill !l Hille boro today for 76 cents per nek ot fifty pounds. Fve mouths a o lh same salt sold f r 4 i ceuts per a.i k Now stock salt Hs lor GO ceo's r sack. Fve months ago the same ea!t sold for 25 ceuts per sack. Iat f ll the IlillslHiro ' merchants bought a car load of stock tail in Portland fr $5.00 per ton. Now the name st.lt is quoted at 18 UU per too, a raise of over 35U per cent. The duty 00 fall packed in bags or barrels is 12 cuts 100 pounds aod in hulk 8 rem -r cental. The SO pound package above quoted paid a duty of 6 cent when Imported from a foreigu country. The high price of atlt now prevailing Is not due to the taw or any other law. The pre sent tariff was iu fore Ihiee ytars before salt went up iu February of this year. If the tariff ia to hlaoie for high prices foreign salt could he Imported, the duty paid, and thru sold ior much less than it Is selling. The trouble is the formation of an international trust. Dealeit- of U.K., Kngland, Italy anil Spain have form ed a trust and we are stilted. Any one who iutimales Hint the tariff effects the price ia simply writing or talking what he knows to Inj untrue. Indeed the tariff haa go' to remain or ww w ill It worse than salted. An example will illustrate. Tht.- Amer ican suit monopoly has been forming lor several years. The Humphrey's, of Warsaw, New Yo k, ow 11 d the suit works- They had a good husi ne. The town was some larger thuii HillHboro, Every one owned his home. Peace, plenty and conteu was every wheje. The agent of the' big company ciiuie and made a tempting offer for the spring aud the plant, which was taken, the old pro- i.pi.ri.m aio.iiiii Ihul ih. linlndt... m I new nauos wouiu oe aa prontanie lor the town as in the possession of themselves. Hut note. The Warsaw works were closed and all the labor ers that before hatl been doing well lost their Job. The town was as dead as a door nail, and remained so till the old salt company established a button factory, 80 If the Dingh y salt duty is abolished, the trust w ill Btoe all American evaporator? and ivaDeriw tiud Import from it fowign . . t works. The American . workmen will loose their Jobs aud the price of salt will remain where it is or go higher. Newspapers whose sympathies are on the side of the great steel trust make but a sickly effort when they try to moralize against men who have Joiued against the strike, yet had signed an agreement to Join no union. It la apparent that no such agreement as this can have any vali dity in morals or In law. It was ex torled under duiessj for no man vol untarily abandons his right to Join any association, or to limit bis Ireedom of action. The trusts try to make men their serfs or dendenl; ami so they insist when they can on acceptance by the men of the men of these conditions of servitude. And then the organs of the trusts Invoke a hypocritical and spurious morally for support or enforcement of the rlaim. It may not beat the devil. but it Is a close Imitation of his pol ley. Oregouian. Greet anolaus in the galleries. Asthma Cured Free A8thmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure in All Cases. SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE OS RECEIPT OF TOSTAL. Write your Natnenul Address plainly. CHAINED FOR TEN YE Arts ciitr. piuom, morphine, chloroform or ether. Dr. Tad Bros. Medicine Co. Gentlemen: I write this teatlmnninl aonilerful ertert of ynnr Asihmalene, for the aTh .iltieied with soaxmistic asthma for tlie past 12 years. Ilavinir exliau-te.1 m- n n xkill as well a niaiif others, I chanced to see your aiij.i oHtn your window on l.lotli street in .irw i era, i at once ooiaineo a isHtie 01 Asinmaienc. .tly wile commen ced taking it about the 1st of Novernla-r. I very sin noti, u, a radical improve ment. After using one bottle ber Asthma had disappeared ami she i cinir. jr free from all srmptoma. I feel that I can condmently reiommeiid tlie ine-li.-ine't,, nil who are atUicted with this distressing disease. Voum r.-HN tfolly O D, Phelps,' M. 1 1. Dr. Tsft Rrue'. Meilicine Co. -h. R, Jsril (tentiemen ; I was troubled with Asthma lor 22 year. I li.me trioi'i numeron. remwlies, but they have all failed Iran a. rose your advertim ment and Hut,l with a trial bottle. I found relief at nine. I have simv purchased Tour full sie bottle, and I am ever grateful. I have a family f four ihlMren, and f ir ii ven-s was unable to work. 1 am now in the st of health and am doinu hnalo.. ,.r... day. Thi testimonv you cm make such ae Home address, St6 Kivingtoa street, Trial Bottle Sent Absolutely Do not delay. Write at once, add leasing 7U Eaat 130th St., X. Y. City. c(b,&c& tXU K AND WASHINGTON 6TK-KKT54 rOKTLANIl, OREGON A. P. Araulraax, IX. B., Prlaclpal A practical, progmwiv school, conspicuous fur thorough work, with hundreds of graduate In puaitiona aa bookkeeper and atrnographef. Already proud of a high atandlug vhtrnrr known, it aleathly growa better and- better. Opto all the year. Student admitted any time. Private or claM luatruction. Leant what and how we teach, and what it coat. Catalogue free. . Board at Directors D. P. THOMPSON, PRESIDENT D. SOUS COHKIf - DAVID M. DUNNV BEST FOR THE BOWELS If yon hftvrii ( rt-trnUr, lifultlty movrinrnt of th bow-ii try tl. "H i ill "i will lm, ri.'j yuur bowl op-n. ii-l In- wtill. I-on-f.tn the h.t-f vlu-ia-nt phTMti or tiii ijii. if n.tngt rou. J lit aumnth emalc at. in.-t-l . rlt-rt wj uf kuing ill bo welt CANDY Aw mm m a -r ii r- tr I EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY Ptant. rtatnl.l-, ia-nt. Tfil (loo!. loflvfi, Navt-r Wifkit. Veukeii. ttr trip. It. and hil -nt tir bos. Wrlff ftr ttvm ati.p.(.'. avutl luniet uq raltli. Ad.lrt-a 4 riKHUVf KKMritr roiMV, chh tu r rrw tokc. KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN "Through the months of June 11 ml July our baby was tetbing and took a running off of the bowels and cit-k-ness of the stomach," snys O. P. M lli.lli.luu r IV.minir f ... t 'IIw ' b.,wel would move from five to eight times a day. I had a hottV of Chntnhtirlain's Colic Cholera ho. Diarrhoea IUiuedy in the house ai.il nave him four droits in a teasitoouful of water and he got better! oner,' hold by Delta Dnnr 8lore. What a TaleTt".clls. If that mirror of yours shows 1 wretched, sallo.v complexion, a Jaun diced looi, mo'ti patches and hlotchfs on lhe bkln- UV h wr troub,0i t,ul I)r Ulnfflu Ju 11 I . fa Pilld r..ir 11 1 u t u II. i King's New 1. fe Pills regulate th liver, purify the blood, givet cleur rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only 25e at Delta Dmy Store. The Iiurlingtoit Kouto have the lowest rate to all points east, quick est time, best Her v ire and you ride on the Finest Truin In I ho world For hats go to Uchulmerich Urns Schuimerich Brest, have sold C9 machines this season In date. Call and see the Yale and Hoell bicycles at (). U. WilkeV, Mrcond 81. A. U. Arcliliuid, Second street Ilillshoro lias Just received a large invoice of cook stoves and steel ranges. (.'all on F. J. Barber, Hecond street if you want a fli-st-clas shave or hair cut. try nis oaths, either hot or cold. A. C. Archltold hss an over stork of sickle grinders. Theee he is sell ing below cost while they last. Sec ond street Ilillshoro. There ia nothing like Astliuiaktne. It bring instant ri-lic f, even in the won't rases. It cures wli.-n all else ftiil. The Rev. C. F. WKU.S, of Villa Kittjre, 111., y: "Your tri:il IhiIHh nf A"llimnlfiie retvivnl in kkxI oiKlition I i-aniiitt tt-ll roil how tliHiikfnl I feel for the nl tliriied from it. 1 a fltive, iliaiiit-il vtitli ptilriil atirt- throat and Asthma lir Un years. J iltpaire,l f -n r Is-'ntr cureil. I m your R.lv'rlii-nit-iit fur the cure of tliix dreadful an,l loruienting iliwuw, Anthiua, anil thought vim had ovt-rsKken .vourelve, hut re M.lvt-d to give it a trial. To my .istoni'h nietit,. Ihu tri'd worked like a cliurin. X-n.l me a lidl-M.ed Imttle." REV. DR. MORRIS VE( IISI.ER, j Kiioiii ei ine v oug. linai. lrae. Nkw Yokk, .Inn. ::, I'.mi. Drs. Tatt. Rna.'. Medicine Co.. Gentlemen; Your Adlunalriie is eiceltent remedy for Asthina und Hay Eever, and ita cotnpilin alleviate alf trouble which combine with Asthma, lis. since" ia a"tnnihinir and nomh rfiil After havinK it carefully analyzed, we can state th Asllnnalene contains no Wv trulv youiN, REV. DR. MORRIS WECHf I.ER. Avo Spmx.ti, X. Y., Kch. 1, IWl. from a vnse of il.ilr. Imvinir tet,l ti.u i ure ol Al!ima Mr wife Iom of a you fee til. . l.'M'llKKl 7 Kant i,,!, fi ftl Free on Receipt of Postal. PR. TAFT EROS., MEDICINE Co . ' Cure. cures coughs and colds ; vu4. Y don't mean that i: relieves yon for a little whi' it (tir.s. It a-. been doin this fnr lialf a century. It h.is Livid hundreds of thousands cf lives. It will save yours if jou ive it a chance. I hv inr'v") w tH'- Wnvvll fratm it, f t i I I-, wunvrttai Shttoh fvr cuf,.'-- ibrt.-.t. It if.iui it rid lir tmubl,' tli.U ,AMJtkCAK, Watetluftl, M. Y. itntt.'ii't ivtt'itttfitiaMi Ca U lrtiCt;:-'4 ..t J , 6iN, (.! aMtittt. A p int' :n--a -.int. i4 wii trj blHt'. i ym Me ii.tt M.iUiivil l yeiar Urui;u'' "Ur nr i!l t ft. C. m (a., Lkwy, N V For tit IMtt. Hriijf 8tAr Baldwin's Dys pepsia I'ablets, iood digesters, start digestion jproperIy--make a healthy, clean stomach. Help the stomach to do its work prop erly until it's cured soc 8 AW F.IAWCIS0O, CAla. JO)WAnn u nALuwiN co., I have fi i pimndi vlnoc ittrfnf yo tr I)yii i 'i ablrttt. ly tHontiach i now iu tfuod couilitiou. A. U. Loomi. AUMID4, CAW EU'VARD L- I .W.nWtN Co., After tuifL Miu win. -tomtteh trouMt (br tht- yfiir I tiiivc currd nftKlt by using ftmr t'.vti'f-tim tblcU, tiiert bv oidiug titK'C I o;N.fHl uu, wiitcli I wt !MHit ta ttuUrr; r C. kO, &TUalTVAJiY. Cut aty Ae ,k3r'Ol.jc. Ihelr Secret la Out. All Stdieville, Ky., was cunoua to le irn i he osiih ot the vast improve ne lit in iho health of Mrs. H. P. Whit taker, win. had ftr a lon( time, en dun tt utit. i.l Miff. rii k Irom aolironic I ron.'liial Ii.pu. It's all due. to l)r. KiukV N w ifiseovery," writes her liuslmr d. "I' eoiiiph'toly cured l.er anil also euit-d ttur lulle rand daughter of a aevere attack of Vlitoi. liiR l?tu(jh '' it positively cures OdiKhs, Colds, LaUrliipe, ilronchitis, till Throntand Lung troubles. Guar anteed hot l le 6Cc antl f 1.00. Trial hollies free at Delta drum Htore. Ta Nave Her Child From frightful disflkjureinent Mrs, Nannie (Jalii er, of La Orange, Oh., atiliel Bucklen's Arnica Halve to great sorea m her head and face, and writes Its quick cure exceeded ad her hopes. It works wondera in Sores, Bruises, Hkln Ei opt ions, Cuts, Burns, .Scalds and Piles. 25c. C'ure tuaran- teed hy Delta Drug Store. U U. Wilkea haa the finest tinea of sundries and Ucyclea iu the city. Also a neat repair shop In connec tion. All work uuttra- teed. Hehulirierich Bros, are nffirinK a nice line of medium priced huggya and wagon me their stock and Bet rices if you want anything in the ine. Acker's Ifyspeusla TiihletK are ok on a rswitive guarantee. Cures heart-bun raining ot tin; loud, diKtresa after eating o any form ol dysM'pi.ia. One little talih give immetlin e relief. 2.') eta, and Ml ctt i ne Delta Drug Htore. Wide-Awake Think The ononnous sales of the Grnphone are caused hy the fact that it has such MATCHLESS POWER That an INTERS! DESIRE for POSSESaiON la awakened In all wh hear It. It snpplies an actual want (the irresislihle deniant for diversion and relatatioo to gratify whicd ninnv are willing to do wiilntut other nccessites. It is tlie UMVK1.SAL EXTKllTALN'KK OF THE A(JE n lnhauaUbl sovrc of wonder ana delight to all It is simple in construction, and pri. es are arruiiRed to suit all pocket books; while the demand will coittinne as Ionic as human nature eiists. 1 he mlrrxluciion of a few Gnphophoncs incrivisinK demand for lie or us aud 8iipl e-tablif lid. W hy not secure the lilieril i Write for Catalo Columbia Ph 125 (Jen ry Street. Dependable Our drugs are pure and fresh. We are just as ' careful in buying drugs and chemicals as though we 1 were selecting them to be used ttpon ourselves at the j critical point of a serious illness. Ia'nt this the kind ' of drills you want in your prescriptions and family j receipts? You pay nothing extra for quality. Our i prices are uniformly reasonable. r The Hillsboro Babies' First Shoes Frea IN m i AN tt m i m ns r m IN IN IN IN IN IN IN 1 Why is jS Why do Hamilton-Brown shoos uivo such universal satisfaction to all? Thoy aro nuulo anil every pair is Get aPai REMEMBR I HAVE NO ' " s- k s. ITATIO. IN IHK COUNT V COT' l!T i'K TIIK Hlate of HreKOll for WualiniKtou t o. In the MatUT .f the F.ntate ol I Kliaithftlt HiUliey, dvceuaed. d. ( To I.ui-y K. Yatrn. !. P. Yatwi, Win. J Kitclipy, Mattle H. Kltiliiy. burult .1. I'o.l inun. Win. Ilodmau, b. 8. niluht y. Co a 1). Kitchey, I'hurlea K. l ower, ijrru 1) tiaadner, 'I he (ilea Mircliuiuile Keiicy. a fKirporation, . W, I'iUUtwhi and (I Scliuliiitrioli and . W. Hcliiilnn'ni'li, Partner as Etch ill meriuh .V. S'ni. (J reeling! In the im i't of the folate f Uretron. you are ln-rei.y cited and requirHil to appear in the County Court of llieMlateof lirexon, for tlie County of Wi hint; ton at the Court room tliereuf, at IlilhlHtnt in llieioiinty of Muhint;t n, on Motulay the L'litlt .lay of A UKUst ItHtt, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon of that duy, then and there to allow cause if any you have, why an order o tliia I curt alt uld not be made, author!. lug md directing the executor of auid estate to cell at private ante, the following deacribed real property belonging to said eetute and dearribed aa lollowa to-wil : Lying being and aituuie in WaHhingtun County, Oregon, and being all of lots iue (II Two (2) Ihree (.1) ui.d Pour (4) in block t'our(4)of and hi Puirview Aihlitioii to lhe Town of Hillboro, Washington County, Oracon, aa prayed for in the eti tion of the executor of aa d tate lllcd here: it. Witnesa the Hon. L. A. Hood, Judge or the ounty Court oi the State of Oregon, for the County of Washington with the eal of (aid Court atlixed, tit in 24lh day of July A. 1, ,1'Jof. SkALj ATTIKT: QLO. A, MOKlirtS, Clerk. 10-14 J. W, Morgm, Deputy. University of Oregon Highest Standard In the Mtate. Two hundr d courses in Litera ture, Science and the arts, Science and Engineering and Music. New building and equipment. Seven New lastrartors. Nearly 6000 volumes added to the library in 1901. Hti muter school with University credit. Special courses for teachers, for Law and Medical atudents. Department of Education lor tatctiers, principals and superintendents. Taitloa free, Co of living low. Three atudents granted scholarships in large eastern Universities in 1901. Send name to President or Begin- trar for circulars and catalogues. Kugene, Oregon. Merchants add to your Business I Grapholione OF ENTERTAINMENT into a community at one creates an i, and a continuous business is thus li- which are allowed dealers? i crm, etc, to ograph Co. Sun FrancIco, Cal. Drugs. Pharmacy. to Babiea Born during 1901 M St VI v St VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI vi VI VI VI VI right, sold liirlit fully guaranteed. at DENNIS SHELF-WORN STOCK. to - s. -w. . . . j. Treaanrer'ii !oll-e. All County wirmiU u( uHliiiu'ton county elate of Orenoii, Kndoraed 'Not nayuhle lor want ot funda" prior to July I, I'.mt, will he due und payable on mid after riept, , Itail ami interval will cease ut that date. UOHHLPll CKAXDALL, Co. 'i reaaurer CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The kind You Have Always Bought Bears tha 8ignaior( Oregon State Fair. SALEM , SEPTEMBER 23 to 28, 1901. Groat Agricultural AND Industrial Fair. BiG LIVE STOCK SHOW Good Racing in Afternoons Latent Attraction in New Auditorium Iliiilding Eveijr Evening, Willi Good music. Beautiful Camp Grounds Free. Special Katea on Callipers' Ticket. Come and Bring Your Families. Reduced Rates on Railroads For Further Particulars, Addrea V. II. WEIIRCNG, Pres., HillHhor,,, r M. V. WISDONf, Sec , Portland, Ore. Shulmerich Hros. Imve a few ladies caies Mini cloaks left which will la closed out at cost, also some men's nvercoalaand toacklntoi-hV Cull at the l.MDF.FKNDKKT otlice and examine the famous Mellon hoard for (mtinlinir kodak prints latest thi'iy; ool. Any sijie. fjF.DAVIES. C. T. BELOHCR. Y en3lo.T. O-VtNDTSItt. i f ". St. Charles Hotel ISCOSPOMTBD Kronl and Harrison Streets, Cortland Oregon. Klsctrie ;i,ighU, Electrie Bells and llycfraulic Elevator. i;,0 Kooiiis at 25 to 60r, Saltes, 73, to 1. .d Itrvtaaraiit t onaectlou. Give us a call, DAVIS & Bargains In Furniture. Ilavinu purchxsed the entire stock of furniture of I () lirown I can offer you birgiins in anyrhing in the furniture line. Wall Paper, 5c per bolt and up inaxe a large assortment or wall paper and can suit the mos fastidiotis. Matting Carpets. Mushes, Tapestry, I.acv Curtains Rugs, Window .Shades of all colors. In Ikdroom suits l.av lourtecn styles to select from. ImiII line oi KrH-king ami dinii. chairs, etc. hen in town give me a call. Also Tarry a Full l ine of I nderlaker' (Joods. I.miy Allrndan W. O. DONELSON. Remember the place. L Q. O. F. BUrk, corner Thir4 anl M . liaa IkKt V t oilVrOiie tfuitdrMt liollunt liewurl for any faa of t'aurrti IV t'ttMt ut ( aurrti that rann.,i i.. 1 urrit by liall a T. I'll k N K Y urrit by liall'a ( alurrh lira. t:o., fiupa . Toktlo. o. W III UIUlt-riKll l. Iiava klltiarn k' I t'honey for tlis l.t 15 Vfura. unit twlicva linn tirl. i lly In. no Mu in nil bua lima traniH.'liuiia anil liiiunclallv aiiln to .. .r, out auy olli at iitna maila by their lirni. r i i.li-.lc, O. o. uuirauttf ItruKi-tn, Wil-WNM, Kiikan & Makvin, Whuleaula lrUKi ta, i ul do, t. flu l a :alarrn turtt ia tuken intvrii:.lly ariiiia- ttirn-tiy tipoii tli I.UmhI and iiiut-o.ii aur atea of Oio t(iu, frice 74c r but. tlu. bold by a t lirUKKi" . Ta tnii..uiltj lrvr, liall'a Family 1'illa are the beat. Ta Care a ( aid ta Oae laj Taktt LtXHtivn Broino lniintie Ta!ilela. Ail drtitrvii-t refund niomy if it fails lit t-ure. K. W (Jrove'a siKiistore In on eaeh Imix. H.V. Aeker'a Kiirllfb Itemedy nlll atun a cough at any time, and nill cure lhe wont eold in twelve hours, or money re funded. 8fi and Ml Centa at iMt lruv Store, Htopa tha tough aud Warka fT the ('Id. Lax stive Bromo-Qiiiiiine Tahn-ts cure a cold in one day. No Cure, mi Pay. Triiv 25 cents. its Collar Li:,:, PORTLAND-ASTORIA Route. STR "TAHOMA" Dnily Hound Tripa except Simdny TIME CARD I .rave Portland, l-eave Attoriu... . . i a. in. ..7 p. in. THE DALLES PORT LAND ROUTE Sir. "BAILEY GATZERT" V.WCOl VM, t ASCI HE LOCKS, ST. MWMIVH M'ltlMiS, IIO-.M KIWiK WHITE Ntl.MO.V, 1.1 LE, THE IMI.l.KS Daily Hound Trlpa except Monday. TIME CARD leave Portland 7 a. ut. Arrive The Dalles 3 u. iu. I.eave u Ariive I'ortland 0 " MEALS THE VERY BEST ftysun.lay Trips a leading Feature. . Trhia Koule haa the Grandest Scenic Attraction! on Earth. landing and Ofliee: Foot AMer Street. Ilolh Phonos, Maiu ,161 I'OKTI.AXD, OREGON. J0II M. IILUrUN, aKt The Dulles A. J. J A YMIK, ngt Astoria. J. V, W VATf, a;t Vancouver, W0LE0KD Si W YEltS, agla While Salmou. I'ltCITIER A lUKXES.HKtallood Kiver. E. W. I'KICHTOX, aKt I'ortlun.l Timber I.nnd, Art June. 't, 1K7H XOTIfL'K FOIC I'l ItMUATIO (IKKOUS ( ITT, Ok.. Ano. It, IHnl. 'OTICF ISIIKKEHY GIVEN THAT il ill colllltliance aith tlie iirovlMioiiM the act if C4iiKresa of June 3. H7S. entitled II act lor the aale of rinilmp lund In iIim . , . miiuniin, 'reauu, r,evaua ami U'uiliint..n 'I'.. .!..... f . ... ..i, Utni ,.t . ..Mr i- v i . " f-J, . CJllBIHieM o nil the I 1 1 bile Ijin.l Hlates hy net o August 4. lKtl't, Charles 11 ill. of I 'latikania, county of roliimh'a, Kt.te of Dregon. l as this day filed in this oltice his sworn statement No. Mirt, for the purchase f the ne of tlM so 4 of sec. W and the w H of the w of H. etioi No. Win To-nslim No. 8 North, Range No. A Went and will oiler proof to ow that the land sought ia more valuable lor Its timlie or atone than for ag-rlenlturul purpose, and to eHtahlich his claim to said laud i e lore t'le lle later and Receiver of this oM1i at Oregon Hy on Saturday, the nth day of November, lotll. He namei- as witneaaes: I . Ernest Oates, ol Clifton, tire, W. A. Patterson, of ' W. . H- II, of Clatka,dlie, Ore. F. C. tt In Hen of Any aud all perona claiming adversely (the 'hove-deiMTilied landa are reiiieted to lile their claims in this otlire on or Isdoro aid !ith (lay of Nuveuilter l! H . HAH. II. MOi'UKR, 14-23 Begisler I.EIX'IIEU, .Maiiiisers.