.MrO : ire per will -. Hiiiasro. it
a -oud ui.i nuttier.
. ti ao. U advance, jr ' 51.'
lilLiV - "bLi.-UIXi i-.-. P' J
Kill DAY, SEITEMIJKK 27, IJMU.
ISTE&f ST OFliKST MARKET.
The American pople have u v r
lawn rexvgnlWHl a ilrmiwi, Ti.iy
are an active, venturesome ami h-r-1c
folk. 1 hi ia co in the iiiduodi
1 world ewtiwlaljy. They lnv
done in 600 year, aa much and mort
thao the olil civilisation of the old
woild have accompln-hcil in 3H)0
yearn. Thia is wh-r our las,
our literature, our methods of trana
jiortation. our agriculture, our uiiinu
lacturtw and our cuatouna are com
pared with what la found on the
other aide 6f the pond. For a .long
time we have been having a eurplus
of product for the worl-l'a market.
At first it was raw material and la?
cauae we sold cheap, we fouud rust
omen. Then we began to rouixi
out our country and protecied our
manufacturing venture. A wonder
ful growth resulted. Our surplus
became' larger and more article
were addd to the li.st and the strug
gle for markets la fiercer. '
In his time, Blaine was a great
champion for trade. lie saw that
our Industries needed protection and
hence endorsed a protective tariff.
Witb this he r -jii.ticed another idea,
reciprocity
Home of the old nations have ("til
led this a weppon with which to fight.
Under the Morill tariff which wa
ttle reveuve law in Blaines tlri ,
there were a lot of articles, augur,
coffee, tea and the like upon which
there wa a duty that lilain priKMed
to swap for, privileges Invorable to
us. That in, he promised to let into
our country, free of duty or nearly
so, a list of articles which We did m t
produce or manufacture, provided
the country selling to us, would re
ceive our manufactures, free ol Duly
or at a reduced rate. Hy the tir
ranuient, we lost revenue tiit liy
stimulating buint-sH, wj recoupot
on other iuirH that did pity duty,
,When the republican tnrtn" i i i
prevailed in the McKinliy Mil nmrij
of the "weapons" were put in tin
arm-rial, the door lot ted nti'1 (he key
thrown in the well, that K they
were put on the free list when they
could not longer be umii for recipro
city purposes. This free lint was
much enlarged by the IWrglry uct
so that now the imports upon which
we can remit duty when a recipro
city treaty la proponed is small in
deed. Mr. Blaine would not balay,
be very persistent for reciprocity.
We, a manufacturing and produc
ing nation, niust.havea market ami
the beat one wo can g t into. The
one that all civilised people nrc
striving to enter is that of the United
Htates, We call It our Home mark
et. It is our duty to save it fur our
selves. Hince Blaine discourse! reci
procity, conditions have changed ae
above painted out and all .r-pi.etl
tariff legislation must take into uc
cou ut those change. Our congress
must lie very careful what duties arc
remittel lest our home market he
Jeopardized. In the iatafce of the
Wilson bill in 18U4 theie was a con,
promlre b tween protection and free
trade. The factories had statu!
as much protection as the Dinglcy
hill gives but the farmer's and hi-ril-inaii's
products went unproteetid.
The raw material went on the free
list. The manufacturer vtas aston
ithl when he discovered that his
best market had !a-cn invaded in
that hia customers had nought with
which to buy. The foreign nu reli
ant too was an inv-tdi r. K.t t ry
fires went out and optrrtivei uent
on half l at ions. The ra Iroud oni
panics viewed free trade vthh Ivr
Carrying gissls Into a country and
raw material out would lirir.g r-at
profits. But with whu dimusy they
viewed the situation in Ls'.l.i 6
Their passengers were not pn.weg
era. They had no money to pay f.r
rides. They were not buying go n
hi'uee there were no freight., to
carry. ltailrotd stock holder" pre
not advocating free trade as of o il
The home market, the ls'-t of all,
must be proletUd an 1 we mut look
out for the, rclpra ity schemes hvi
they put us in a hole. That FrcM'h
treaty will bear acruiiny.
Thr-Schley Ourt of Impi ry u il :
riot patabllsli ficts fviruiile to the
reputation of the ndn.lrnl utile-hi
attorneys ptrsui anothi r phn f
ues(ioning witnesses. Up to ih.ie.
but few witm-1- have ! n on In
stall land all ovMoni-e t at s not 11 e
White is soiitflit t" le eM-ind. (I
M'h ley's attorney i nj.'1-t to n
that a dignill' d Mpiiiy hM'T imth
h-va not oniire th" ..kiIui r-t.g f
witness. It begin t-x k a
trnth Is what the sttnii teisr
The character of l lie commander f
the Flying rjuadri ti in ilnner i t
suffering more from hi a'tn-ty-Inan
Irvui that histerian.
'Hie Victoria R C. Colonist pHik
ug of the asa.-Mlna'.ia of President
Mi Kin ley, u-h r this languaKU
Ve f, . i ... li'. lj unable t exprtus
i-n.rrow winch the tragic eud baa
h'i-c.I. It is doubtful if he will b
ii.Duri.e.i hii more riucerely ia hia
couutry than iu Canada. Not
u. ut ie his public career he has ever
shi.wu any sat'ial frie' dshlp to-
wards the Dominion. He wasj
friendly, but no occasion, had ever(
uristn uhUh fullcl for kr.yti.lui
nu re than the ordinary courtesies
tietween the two countries. Canadi
ans respected him because he was a
staunch, manly citizen of his own
country, and liecausehe wa4 endowed
with the qualities which go to make
up a noble character.
The t'zolgosz trial for the assassina
tion of President McKlnley, was
called in the trial Court, on Monday
morning last. Part of the Jury was
secured before the noon recess and
the full panel of 12 men early in the
afteruon. The testimony of several
witnesses wa taken before the court
adjourned for the day. On Tuesday
the testimony was completed the ad
dresses of the attorneys made, the
jnry charged who retired to consider
of their verdict at 8:61 o'clock, p. m
At 4:26, just 35 minutes later, the
verdict was returned into Court,
"Guilty" as charged. The Court
pronounced sentence yesterday,
Thursday. He will be electrocut
ed during the week commencing
Oct. 28,
HIT I tit AMI hiiiiH Ml OUT.
A late market report thus dis
course of two products in which
most readers are interested ;i
Notwithstanding the great ex
pansion of the dairying business in
this region of lite, the supply of
butter is not equal 'o the demand,
and Eastern nutter is finding its way
to this market again. Last year
i here was no eastern butter brought
here but the long spell of dry
weather, the last Mummer, had the
effect vf lessening the output and the
Imputation of the city has been in
creasing rapidly, consequently east
ern butter will have to be imported.
List Spring, when the -supply of
buhl r beguu to exceed the demand,
a larye quantity some 160,0110
pound-- was t oi.e,lit up and put in
cold storage. This has been nearly
ail ilisi.t'd of already and as the
pi e:':!t output of the dairies is not
enough to supply the demand, the
b'oingtt will have to he made good
hy Eastern butter.
I'Vg of bto have la-en scarce and
several carloads have been sent from
the E it but none of them have come
here, ho far as known. With eggs
at 25 cciit-i a ilezen, ia Portland and
1G cents u dozen, In Chicago, there
is a good n argin for importers.
After harvest, the output of eggs al
ways incronges and it is said that
tie re will la- mure chickens engaged
in laying egs in this section this
Fall ttuui ever before. It Is highly
ilt'Hirshlc. tin t Oregon should pro
duce enough rggs and butler for
home consumption, at least,
Asthma Cured Free
Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure in All Gases.
SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL.
Write your Name
CHAIN SO
FOR TEH
YEARS
RILIKF.
piuoui, uiorphine, chloruiorm or etliefi
Avow Srsisos, N. Y Feb. 1, 1901.
Pr. Taft Bros. Medieine Co.
Gentlemen: I write lh!i testimonial from a sense ol duty, having tested the
wonderful eliect of yonr Asthmalene, fur the cure ol Asthma. My wife has been
iillii-teil with inasmislic axthma for the past 12 years. Having exhausted niv own
skill .is well as many others, I chanced to see your sign upon yonr windows on l 'k th
Mreet in New York, 1 at once obtained a bottle of Asthmalene. My wile coinmen
eed taking it hIkiui the 1st of Novemlier. 1 very soon noticed s radical liiinrove
nient After ti.-iug one bottle her Asthma had disappeared and she ia entirely free
imiii ail srmptonia. 1 'eel that I can consistently recommend the medicine to all
who are alllicted with this distressing disease. Yours ree tfully,
O. D, l'hel, M. D.
Dr. Taft Uru'. Mwlieineo. Feb. 6, 1S01.
tu-ntletnen : I whs tronlilisl with Asthma lor 22 year. I hsue tried numerous
reineilies, but they hsve sll failed. Iran across your advertisement and started
wiib a tn il bottle. I lound relief at oms, I have since purchased your full size
nttle, and i am ver grateful. 1 have a family of four children, smt for sli years
nu," mi:, hi" to work. I am now In the best of health snd am doing husinew every
.1 iv. '1 hi- le-tiiiionr von can make such use of as yon see fit. H. RA I'll A EI,,
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U) not delay. Write at onee, addiesaing DR. TAFT BROS., MEDICINE CO.,
7i) Last lJoih tM., N. Y. City.
TATE TUB.
An extra session of the state Leg
islature at this tluii would be suicid
al for the dominant party in Oregon.
Ho one questions the merits f the
coining Lewis and Clark exposition
lo 1906. But the movement to call
an 'extra session on lis account, is
foolishness. Oervalse Star.
The father of Caolgosi says of the
assassin: "He came home nights to
sleep. All day be was away fishing
or Id I inf. He said he was not well
and could not work." This sizes up
pretty correctly the majority ef the
snurrhM who havh dedicated them
selves to a general destruction of the
existing order. These people are
either loafing or steeping them
selves in anarchistic literature.
Work la what they avoid whenever
possible. They desire a world that
has no labor In it. ' And because
others are up and doing and they
are eking out a wretched existen v
In Idleness tbey would drag the
tollers In every station down to their
own level.-Albany Herald.
XETH0D1ST COSFESSatE OF XU
I8TEU8. The Oregon conference met in the
Methodist Episcopal church in Hills
boro Wednesday morning at 9 a. m.
HUnop Mallalleu, of Boston, presid
ing. The sacrament of the Lord's
Hupper was administered, and after
the impiessive opportunity the roll
was called, and Rev. C. A. Lewis
was re-elected secretary and Rev. U.
Hykes assistant secretary. During
the morning session au audrit. was
made by Dr. Neely, secretary of the
Sunday School Union, and w-cretary
of the Tract society. In the fter
noon Dr. Neeley spoke on "How
Can Men Help Men?" and also the
general Interests he represents A
Pentecostal service was held at 4 i.
m. under the leadership of 'I. L.
Jones. In the evening the mission
ary anniversary was held, and a
thrilling id dress was delivered by
Dr. Smyth, of Berkley, concerning
the condition ot-Cblus. The Held
secretary affirmed the hopes of China
rest npon the devotion and ChiNi
likeness of the missionaries. The
foundations of Christian civili,eion
have been laid and no rebellion can
remove them.
Thursday morning Bishop Malla
lleu conducted the devotions. In
the remarks he made he said the
great foods are bread, eggs and flh,
which finals were made by Jesus to
represent what our Father gives the
prayerful. Prayer to lie effctive
must be importunate and Oisl an
swers prayer by a No as well as by
a yes. Dr, Fisher eloquently rep
resented the Pacific Christian Advo
cate which he edits.
Resolutions of sympathy with Dr
Driver, in his bodily feebleness and
with Rev, C. E. Crandall whoa
wife is seriously ill were passed.
UlUALIZATION lOI AS
NKMSI1KST.
To the Ta Payers of W'sxIiiiiKt-'n
County, Oregon;
Notice is hereby Ki-" that the I'oiinl of
Equalization for WashiiiKUm County.
OruKon will convene in the li-rk' ollit'e
at the Court House in llillloro. on the
ilmt day of October I! Ui and eonti -lie in
esaion one week or an il tlie ifti'h rtiiy ol
(lctob-r IncluMve, for the n'rP,M,B ol
Publicly equalicinK and correcting the tui
list of Washington County, Ornpon.
Oo. ri. Wilcox
Assessor of WashinKton County. Orc-g.
Hillsboro, Or fcVpt. at, luol. VJ-2!
and Address plainly.
There is nothing like ABttiraalene. It
brings instant relief, even in the worst
It cares when all else fails.
The Ret. C. F. WELLS, of Vills
Kidge, Ul says: "Your trial liottle of
Asthmalens received in good condition
I cannot tell you how thankful I feel for
the goo-1 derived trora it. I was a slave,
chained with putrid sore throat ami
Asthma for ten years. J despaired of
ever being cured. 1 saw your advertis
ment for the cure of this dreadful and
tormenting disease, Asthma, and thought
you had orerspoken yourselves, but re
solved to give it a trial. To my sstonivle
nient, the trisl worked like a charm.
Send me a full-sized buttle."
REV. DR. MORRIS WElilSLKK,
Rabbi of tha Cong. Hnai. Ira 1.
Nkw Yokk, Jan. 3, I'.Hil.
Drs. TafU Bros', Medicine Co.,
Gentlemen: Your Asthmalene Is an
excellent remedy for Asthma and Hay
Fever, and its composition alleviate all
troubles which combine with Asthma.
Its. success is astonishing and wonderful.
After having it carefully analyzed, we
can state that Asthmalene contains no
Very truly yours,
REV. DR. MORRIS WECHSLF.R.
3,000
people are killed every year In this
country by CONSUMPTION. The
fault U theirs. No one need hav
consumption. It, ia not hereditary.
It is brought oa by neglect. You
have a slight cold and cough. You
do nothing to get ::iiif it.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
will cure a cough or cold in one
night.
"Shiloh U M nfallinf car for roughs,
tJmwt and lucf trouble. It will core coo
turn pt ion. It lft A remarkable remedy."
A. K. SAL I ER, M. l , huflalu, K. Y.
fthllnh'a Cnti'-urupttoB Onm la alii fcjr tl
4rutcuinta mt 4At, OlK a Holtla. A
prltttftl ffiiiraitt ira with vry hot t la.
If you art iMit aatlaAtxl ajo to your UruKKlal
ui gAtywur an un j IfM-k.
Write lor il! uvea ted bwk on coosumptK'Q. ?'-
vMbout t u yt. &. U. Wiia Co., LaKuy. N
For hhIu at iVlta Vru Stort1
The Burlington Itouto have the
lowtut rat" to all jx)!n!a ea-t, qu'.i-k-eat
tiuip, t t aervlne anl you ride
on the Fintwt Train In the worl.l.
Coniinoiieiug 8-it. 5th, next
Thursday, the rail road faro la'twoen
llillalioro and Han Franciaco will Iw
128.85 with a rebate of f7 50. ThU
docs not include wleciiin ta-rth. The
st-i-ot.d L-UH fare includintc lierth ix
(15 8r with a rebate of 1 00.
Wnilo Hchuluit rii-h ltroa., sold
more harvetting iinpU ineuta this wa-
win than any r-t-iil dealer In the
VYi.laiuettf ' valley, they are al. 0
leaders' in plows, barrows anil all
kinilnot IimiIh u-M'd on a farm. See
their ntoek and Kt priees if you need
anyth He in their line.
XOTIL'K I'OK 11 ltI.lt:.TI4M
lertiiient of Interiop.
I.a.n 0 Orrn s at Ukkhon Citt, Ohs.
June 8, l!mi.
NOTICK IH IIKKR1IY GIVEN THAT
tlit-MIo-MiiL'-imiiieil wttler lnu lile l
notu-t- of hia i.iU-ntiun to make final proof
in ffiifiport of his claim, uiul that aaiil
proof will be nunle bt-fere ihe t'nunty Clerk
of WnfliiiiKton rmiiity, ut ililUlKiro, llr,
on Uctober6. l'.ml,
OEOIioE M HOLT,
H. K. No. lliflO. tor the 8 4 of N K K "d
Lotx 1 ami 2 .-ih- 1 I H N It 5 W
lie iiaiiien the futlowinir, witm-Knea to
prove 11 in nuulnuoiiH resilience upon and
cultivation ol nuiii laiult viz:
Joshua Wiilliice Marsh of Center. lie, (re.
(ieor)?e Wil iiiiu At irah, ol ' '
(ust Sc-hniiitlin, of llriiunsport, Ore.
Kral.k Alslelien, of - "
Wm, OALUWAY,
15-.0 Receiver.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If too havrn't a ii-pnlir, h'iiltliy moTftnent of tha
bowels every l y, -m r III or will tw. K-rp your
bwtirt inn-ti. iiikI ! well. Kurre, Iti 1 lie nha(tf-f vlt
nt nh yitio or i 1 1 1 i."it'iit. In i1:.iict(iui. Thi smooth-
12
&t1in"I '."' t" """""I of water and he got better at oree."
- rN A MHV I. ....sxw. n...
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
PW.iu.nt. P.lntnM. Potent. Trtwlf- Ooort. Po flood.
Sor Hu'ki . iv. ul.c n. or Hrl.c, ID, f.. nd W nau
K,r 1ns. Writi. tot fre b.iuiiio, slut buufclut on
i-nttll. Arl.lr,,. 33 .
Ttui.im iimiiit inriT. run i(;e. iw rem.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
otlce to t.'oiitrticlora.
Notice la hereby eiwn that sealed bids
will be received by the Countv Clerk ill
Hillsboro, Oregon, on September 14. 101 .
at t p. in., for the cons' rueti n of a bridge
at Jo-. le place on ales Creek.
l'liiiis and specilicationa may I rft-n at
court bouse
L. A KOOfi,
l ounty Judg -,
Hy order Commissioners' Court.
Hillsboro, Oregon. Sepiember 5, l'.IOl,
Acker's llyspeusbi Tablets are solt
on a positive guaritiitee. Cures heart-burl
raising ol the food, distress after eating o.
any form ol dyspepsia. One little tithl)
gives immedia relief. 25 eta, and AO eta
The Helta Drug Ctore.
sv CATHARTIC
A FALL STARTER
My stock of iron beds is now complete,
step in and examine n largo assortment
of lockers of all styles, sideboards, chif
foniers, writing desks, couches, center
tables, largo assortment dinning loom
chairs, matting, window shades, lace
curtains, portecrs and telescopes
Can y the best stock of wall paper in the
county. I have a
thing carried by a first-class furniture
store. Stock is new and fresh from the
factory. Come in and get prices.
at DONELSON'S
Odd Fellows bldg. HILLSBORO.
Babies' First
IN
Shoes Free
I Why is S
it? M)
Wliy do Ihunilton-Ii()wn shoes yo
such universal satisfaction to all?
Thov aro
made
and every pair is
Get a Pair
REMEMBR I HAVE NO
'V-
NotireorNaleot Heal I'ropertj
by F.xerntor at I'rivwle Male.
NOTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of an oritur of mi If inaile by
the Hon. County Court of the Mtiite ol Ore
gon lor Washington ountv, in tlie n.uller
of the estate of KlUHhrth Uitd'cy, ilec-aa-sl,
and duteti thenth dnv of August l!ii
the unde'iiKi-ed ill Irom and lOtnr Sutur
day, the -th day of (September I'.Hil. pro.
cred to sell at private eu e. in one pun-el,
the following di-scnheil rent projierty lio
lonKinK toaald estate and situate in lv as' -im
toii ounly. and Miiteol nrignu.and
tHiing particularly described ami Uusi;nui
ed as to-low, to wit:
1 t-iiiir all of Lots I 2, H and 4 of mid in
Illork 4 of Falrview Addition to the town
(now City) of llillshoro. Washington
I oiinty, Oregon,
Haiti land will be sold for rush in hand
on day of sale. Inds will be received by
me at the law otln-e of W.N. Barrett, in
Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon
mid said sale will i e subject to coiilirma
tion by 1 he County ISourt ol said County.
Dated the itxth day i f August, l'.MM.
H. S. KIT' HEY.
Executor of the ettate of Eli.atH-th
Kitchey, deceased. JA-lil
"Through the months of June and
July our baby wan t'i thing- and look
a running- off of the bowels anil siek
neari of the stomach," says U I". M
llolliday, of Demirnr, Iud. 'liw
Ixiwela would move from hve to-
eitfht times a day. I bad a b tt'.e of
t'hiHiih.irlnin's (Vilie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in the bonne and
gave him f'ur drons iu a teaHoonful
r
.
"
fAKK AND WASHINGTON STREHTS
PORTLAND, OREGON .
A. P. Arautrong-, IX. B., Principal
' A practical, progmslve school, conspkaooS
fcr thorough work, with hundreds of graduates
In positions as bookkeepers and stenographers.
Already proud of a high standing wherever
known. It steadily grows belter and better.
Open all the year. Students admitted any time,
private or class Instruction. Learn what and
how we teach, and what It costs. Catalogue free
Board el Directors
f D. P. THOMPSON, PRESIDENT
A SOUS COHEN - - DAVID M. DCNNI
Bixby's Koyal Tollwh restores color
and glim to ladies' and children'
black shoes and is not injurious. If
there, were any better rimmIh the
Delta would have then).
full stock of every
to Bab.'ea Born during 1901
light,
sold
riirht
fully
uarantecd.
at DENNIS'
St
SHELF-WORN STOCK.
.
Treaanrer'ti Xotlce.
AH County wonints of V asliiuirton
county state ol Oregon, Endorsed 'Not
taiyatile tor want of funds" prior to Sept.
, I'.ml, will be due and payable on mid
after Sept, ;0, 1:01 und interest will ceuse ut
tliut (lute.
ROIMH.I'H C'ltA M)A LI.,
Co. Treasurer
otlee uf Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that I. the under
slglied, ailininiBtrutel-of the estate of V.
U Olmsted, di--l have tiled y lii.al ac
count us adm nistrator of su d estate, in
the County Court of the State of Oret-on,
for Wuslnn ton 1 ounty, ami said Court
baslixed Monda Vet. II. l'Kii at 111 o'clock
a. 111. of said : iv us the time an. I the
County Court room an the place for hear
ing objections to said cc t and the
linal xeiilemeut of said estate
Hated Sept. I'.'ili l'HJl.
C. K TI UI).
Adnilnisti-iitor ol the estate ol V, K, Olin-
stead, deed. 17..
Oregon
State Fair.
SALEM
SEPTEMBER 23 td 28, 1901.
Great
Agricultural
, AND
Industrial
Fair.
:B!G LIVE STOCK SHOW
G'V.d Racing in Afternoons
Liite-t Attraction iu New Auditorium
building Eve.-y Evening, With
Good mimic.
Beautiful Ciiiiip Ground Free. Special
Kates on Campers' Tirket. CVmie
slid I'.ring Your Families.
Reduced Hates on Railroads
For Further Particulars, AJ.Iies
W. 11. WfcllltUNU, Pres., HilblK.ro, or
M. I). WISDOM, Sec , Portland, Ore.
Hhulinerit h ltros. have a few ladies
caia-M and cloaks left which will la
cliHwd out at cost, also some lin n's
ovemmts and mackintosh's.
Call at the 1 nmcPkniikst olhYe
and examine tli famous Melton
board for .noumintf kodak prinli
Latest tbiojj (int. Any
,1? J F. DAVtES.
PRiatoivT.
St. Charles Hotel
ISCORfO RATED
front and Morrison Streets Perllaa Uregea.
Electric JI.lKhU, Electric Hells and Hydraulic Klevator.
150 Rooiiik at 25 to 60c, Suites, 7ft, U 91. 1104 RenUaraat
t'onnectlea.
Cive us call,
DAVIS &
Dependable
Our drills are pure ami fresh. We are just as
careful in buying drugs and chemicals as though we
were selecting tlu-m to lie used upon ourselves at the
critical point of a serious illness. Ia'ut this the kind
of drugs you want in your pntsciiptions and family
receipts? You pay nothing extra for quality. Our
prices are uniformly reasonable.
The Hillsboro
Us Thist
We offer One Hundred IHillare Ueward
for any race of Catarrh thai cannot be
- urvil ny llall'i Catarrh Cure.
E. T, CHENEY k CO., I'rope.. Toletlo, O.
W, the undersigned, have known K.J.
I heuey for the last 15 yean, and believe
Inui perlectly bono-able in all bus ueea
transactions and liuancially able to curry
out any obligations made by their lirui.
W(T A lnui, Wboieeale UruggirU,
Toledo, O.
Walmnu, Kiknas A Maivim, Wholes i U
Druggists, lot do, O.
Hail's I'atarrh Cure la Itaken internilly,
acting directly UHu lh bltKMi and mucous
or autw ul the system, t-'riee 7de per lait
tlu. 8old by ad lruggisis. Te-tiinonims
Hall' Family i'ilis are the Issst
To ( are a t'slil la Oue Hay
Take Illative Hrouio Quinine
TablHa. All druglxta refund Ihe
money if it fails to i-ure. K.
tirove's signature is on eat-h box. '2..X-.
Arker's tnrllsh Keuiedjrt will stop a
cough at any time, and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re
funded. 85 and 60 cents at Ielu Ih-uK
tilors,
Ktops tSeToush autl Wsrks off the
toid.
Laxative Itromo-Quinine Tablets
euro a cold in one day.
Pay. Triee 2.5 eontn.
No Cure'no
We Collar Line.
PORTLAND-ASTORIA Route.
STR "TAHOMA"
Daily Round Trips except Hunday
TIME CARD
lave l'ortland..
Leave Astoria . . .
7 a. in.
7 p. m.
THE DALLES PORT
LAND ROUTE
Str."BllEIG2ERT"
VAM'OUVKK, CASCADE LOCKS, NT.
M1KT1VS Ml'ltlSUS, IIOO KIVEK
H IIITENsLMOM, 1.1 LE, THE DALLES
Daily Kound Tripe except Monday.
TIME CARD
Ieave Portland 7 a. in.
Arrive The Dalles 3 p. m.
Leave " 4
Arrive Portland 10 "
MEALS THE VERY BEST
f y8tiuilsy Tripe a Leading Feature.
iF"Thii Koute hai the Grandest
Scenic Attraction! on Earth.
Landing and OlHi! Foot Alder Street.
Both Phones, Main 351
PORTLAND, OREGON.
JOHN SLIILLOOX, agt The Dalles
i. J. TAYLOR, agt Astoria.
J. . Wl ATI, aKt Vancouver,
WOLIUKD k MYERS, agU Vtkite
Salmon.
PKATIIER BARSES, BKts Hood
River.
E. W. I KIL'HTON, agt Portland
Timlter Land, Art Jane 3, 1M7M
TICi: Hilt 11 KI.ICMTIOK
Orkiios Citt, Orb., Ado. 14, l'Jtil.
M)TlCl! IS IIKIIKHY UIVKN THAT
1 1 in Roninliance with the provisions of
tlie art i f Congress of June 8, 1m7H, entltle.l
' ii act lur tlie sale or limtier lunils in the
Htates of alifomia Orefron, Nevada ami
wasliliiKtun lerrttory,'. aa extenued to all
tlie I'll blic. Ijind Suites hy not ol August 4.
istl.'. Charles Hull, of t'lulikauis. county of
Columbia, Ht te of Oregon, n&s this ilay
tileil in this olliie his sworn statement No.
Mill, for the purchase of the ne of tha
se V4 ol sec. Tl ami the w H of the aw K, of
H-ctioo No. In Toolishin No. 8 North,
liuuge No. A West and will offer proof to
s ow that the land sought is more valuable
for its tl in le' or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish hlscliiim to (aid
land i efore tlie Re.ister and Receiver of
this olllc at Oregon City on Hatunluy, the
'.th ilay of November, 11)01. He names as
witnesses:
T. Krnest Oates, of Clifton, Ore,
W. A. Piitti-rson, or "
W. . II ill, or Clatakauine, Ore.
V. C. W hitten. of '
Any and all persons claiming adversely
tlie Miove-deacrilMMl lands are requested to
tile their claims in this ollice on or belore
wid tab day of November Itsil.
CIIAS. B. HOORR8,
14-23
Register
in. j
C. T. BELCHE
O'V AND
la
KELCI1ER, Managers, j
Drugs.
Pharmacy.
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