Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, February 14, 1902, Image 2

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    HILLSBORO 1NDEPENDE1.
Entered U the poMot&mt HLUsooo, Ore.
m wogmim sum mailer.
SubMrtpthw, U vlnaai, per ysar, 11.00
H1LL8DOSO rV6U3iIIira CO.. Prop
D. M. C. GAULT, JhlUur.
; FRIDAY, FEUJiUAHV H, 1902.
REPUBLICAN STATE COJVVEA'
TIQX.
The BUta Central Committee of
the republican party , met in Port
land iaat Saturday. Every county
waa represented by ltd committee.
man or his proxy, except Yamhill
and Lincoln. There were vacanaie
in Cooue and Curry, the oomnitttee
man in one having died and the
other having removed. The epre
aeutatlon wan haaed on the vote cast
for president in 1900. One delegate
at large from each county and one
for every 160 votes cast for Prr ildeut
McKlnley, and one for each fraction
over one-half of ISO. Washington
county will be eatliled to twelve
delegated. Thin in a loan of one from
what waa mot last year, but we are
not the only county that lot. Mult
nomah gives up three. The conven
tion will be composed of 843 dole-
gates. In 1900 It contained 335. The
meeting will take place in Portland,
April 2d. The congressional con
vention for the second district will
meet in Portland, April 1st. The
convention for the first district has
not yat been called, though Dr. Har
ris, of Eugene, has asked his, corn
ralttee to meet in Portland next
week to fix a time and place. Rose
, burg has been mentioned as a proper
plice, and that city may be selected.
It will be expensive for the dolegates
from this part of the state, but then
the delegates from the south have
been paying liberal assessments in
the shape of railroad fares, and it Is
no more than just that thoy be al
lowed a respite this time,
It is amusing to read how the
European nations nre running to
cover that the cordial friendship with
the United States may be maintain
ed. Some days ago It was revealed
in the English parliament that in
1898, when that government was ap
proached by the other powers with a
proposition to Interfere between the
United States and Spaio, England
said "No." Prompt denials came
from Russia, France and Germany
All the mischief-making Is laid to
Austria. Germany acted a little
queer in Manila Bay and now prob
ably feels that something more
should be said. The official German
papers loudly deny that there was
thought of hindering the freehand
of the United States In 1898. In ad
ditlon to this denial, the papers seem
anxious to swear to it. Those Euro
pean powers may not feel that it is
good thing to have our friendship.
but they probably see that it is
bad thing to have our ill will.
Buy your cigars and tribacix) o.'
A. 1'ii.lii) oi.
fur nilo, good
M. Uuidel.
Ilibost market price for Pot&tut-i
at Schulmerich Brw.
i lit Ly, ate V,
Belgian hares,
the table, for ea!a.
J rented reaJy
C. A. Hyt.
Mcssr. Bcliulojoiti'h Bru. are pay
log (1 fur 8rtHlmh!i ping potato
Curving ecu, Buluuer kalven, i'oo
ket knives, Scissors and Biaor at
M Cormick's.
For some fine photo's call on Pope
at the Ellis gallery, 7th street, eaet
ah la tit town.
The bout assortment of tine knives
and razors in town are at AlcUur
mick's fuHy warranted.
For Rubber Coats, OH Clothing,
Macintoshes, all kinds of wet weath
er goods go to Schulmerlch Bros.
Wm Mohr makes boots at his
shop on Second street, Hillbboro, for
I5.C0 per pair, sewed shoes for J&
and givos special attention to repair
ing. lie uses only first-grade stock
which enables him to guarantee his
work.
VfsrkUig Might and Way.
The busiest and mightiest thing
that ever was made is Dr. King's
New Life Pills. These pills change
weakness into strength, llstlessntttw
ato energy, brain-fag into mental
power. They're wonderful in build
ing up the health. Only 25c per box.
Sold by Delta drug store.
mm
I H THE Cir-OLMT COUKT OK TU.S
I tvs'e til Oregon, lot Wu.liiiwtuj
l ountv.
V 9 VI
i ! "'S -! VGA & ssr I a,
Liver
Disease
evnzo bt
lis. nmtvs
mm
"1 waawenk. nermua anA Mrwm . ,
fhlntms animation whtra walking,, write I
i. -nuiirriw, rwi , oi Amucl, Sullivan I
o., Tetin. "0!a not wnia uny distance; I
nimcthiiii was Mt-klrR in my Ihnwl al
ways uieHwincaa in stomoch. Hectored
milh three physiclnna but they did M
relim hk. t Brew worse and uae.1
cvtry uiwg couiu tnitui of ; waa nea
ready to cive up and then anme one t
ma t'Mt J, fierce 'a letedirltv mnm n
Hi I btlnn k klnl hia Gokirn Mr,ii.-ul I
IHacuvcry.' I ham taken ffcvcn nMUraoCl
mat nuwirni am ai hihii asevor. nnd en
)ylnn henUh aji miuh aa ever before.
worked nil aummrr and thia winter aa
much aa any on. My enac waa Iiit dl.
caae and uervou riyvpepua of w huh year
nudlcliia hi m cured me. In September
lHyS my weight was about pounila. now
Uiai5. i'lcaae accept my uocura thauka."
ton.
H. B. ll.-Ucr.hovk auJ
tJliri.lmn Wirlaoi. Iefrf:vt.int t
fo ii. b. lioilenbtck, cm c' the klvt
jiuiuvj ileiajitluuta :
in ilia . jine ol Ilia buna of l)rr.-f.n vn i
. ... a
I are Dtrer y rrqmrrd to appear ami anki r
I ilia coiuvlaiut of the piHiotiil witliin an
week troiu me dale of tt ursl nu: l:cjl:un
i oi iujb auuiiiions, anu ii you mil an to ap-
ueati ana aiiawet lue uitiuUD will apply to
Ui Court fur tha riliaf deuianJod in bar
IooiiipUiiit, to-il: for juUK"int axint
yon (or tha Bum of tlUO.VJ with lutuitai
Ideroon al tha raU) of inn 1 10) par eent. per
Iaiiuum auioa AURuat u, loan, uaa Ilia auui
ol J.16.UC kttoraey'l trek and Die coals aui
I dieooraeiiianu of thuiuit ; that a certain
morU:us aiocuwd by you uixin tha W V.
I of the c! W y, of auction ti, I 1 N 11 t w
I of the Will. Mar. b foraeloatxt and aai.l
land Bold for the payment of the plain
tufa judgment, and for audi o.tier relief
ae to the Ikiart may appear aquit ible
Thla riuniiiioiia ia aeived uikiu you by
publication by order of the Honorable L.
A, Kood, louaty Judve of WaaMnrtou
County, Oregon, hich order ia datmi Feb
ruary 4th. lr The time nnmcrilrd in
aid order in which you are to answer the
anie is an weeki from the tint publica
tion of tliia Summon, and the date of the
tint publumtiou of thia rjummona ia lite
in uuy ol teiiruory, raj.'.
8. B. HUB TON,
ii7 43 Attorney for i'lnint.ff.
Tirtibr r land, Act Jnuc.'i, IH7N
oi hi: :t ni;uc.uiti
I'Mrali firtl th Ufll;i.
O-. a C.:t. tlut.. Llic. lo, I'JOl.
(ITHK IJIIiuKUV IjIVEX THAT
Acker's lTMropsla Tablets ar ank
on a poaiure inaranu. iurva Drart-Duri
I raiainir uf the food, dietrees afti r entitle
I any form ol dysiirpaia. One little tablt
I ei yes tin uiediai relief. 25 cu, and U) eta
au Atuta iJrag more.
iu C't:i:iikci itlt liu) Di'vvlaior.a of
meaiteil ( uiiiiw of 1 me A, euliiled
"a ii act i,,r tlie a.ti ot tiu-bof land.4 ;a lh
iv: of 'ai ;u-iiia. (r.iron, Nevada und
V uiluni: leu i errit.i'y,', .s eiuude-d to ali
Ui I untie Laud Ki..ie k-y tt of-Aufcu. t i
1M.-, Juliua i'. Ii;tLe, o! MoUlla. cunty of
t Ia k.iiii u, oiuta of O.vgoii. hi.e thia day
nldin thitutbiM his awo-rii ':ite:nvut Ni..
., fi-r the t.urel'eni of IaU 2, i w.d i of
rVcUon .No. 1 in lownnhm So. '2 North.
auiikbo. tveei ana win
olfey proof to
uww wic iaiiu aoufcub ia more valuable
for it timber or atone thin fornirriciiltural
purpnaea, and to eatuhliau hia claim to aald
land llore ilio Kexiater and Receiver of
tin onice at OrtKon i jt)r OB Monday, the
of March, lsCi He iiainck at
I'ortiuud, On,
1' all day
Wltneaaeo:
Kobert Louden, o!
Kdward liurke, of
ltolert i lhortiB, of
Lewia C. ihoinuwii. of
Any and nil persons claiming edyeracly
the Bbove-deacrioad luiida are requested to
tilo their claims in this mhee on or butore
sail! l(th day or March ls'i.
31-40
ktegis'or
a
i
He Cull
ar Libs,
per
Fine farms for sale dirt cheap by
Thos. VVitbyeombe, Bcho'ts, Oregon.
Knoton and solvit
khcreber good crops
jj are grolrn.
S ' Sold everywhere. f f
igot Annual FREE.
D. M. PSRMV A co. Jur
Dotrolt, 4fr
ajiloh.
Svhulfnerich Bros. . have a large
letock of bur In p potato sacks which
they sell at 4 cents.
"for elx veere I naa a vtrtlm ordva-
Eepala in ltd worst form. 1 coukl eat nothing;
lit mllK toaat. and at tlmcemv atoaiach would
Bot reialn and dureat even that.. Last Marcb I
bas-aa tuklnn CAM AKt'lS and since then I
bave atoiutliy Imnrovcu. uiiUl I am aa well aa 1
ever was In my life."
uavid ti. Mnnrsr, Nowark, O.
LONG BARTON'S RACE
ff a CATHARTIC
raaoe auuta aiaamskUv rs
Continued from Fourth Paye.
I rivwMii.. r.iDuiuir. rrnvni, iiwi, UODO. IQ
flood, Merer rttokon. weaken, or Orlpe. Vic, abe. &UX
CURB CONSTIPATION. ...
w Tart. Ill
Parllaud HarkrU.
Wheat Walla Walla, nominal 6r,i
aoc; bluestera, 66c ; valley, Sti.
Flonr beat gradeii, i'J.ii6i.c3.60
barrel ; graham, $2.00.
Oats Old, VOi" 11 tier centid.
Barley Feed, 15(V;1d.oO; biewinK,
tlfi W per ton.
Milleiufis Bran, fl5ral7; niiilUUugc,
twi i;.Tij enons, rimiii ; rnop, fib.
Hay Timothy, tll($13; clover, 7(
j,ou; uri-gon wua nay, ofri tier ton
Buter Fancy creamery, 2!(t ZTic
uairy, ib(i -juc ; store, 13jM lot r jioum
r if gg BlorSL-e zuu; ireeh sarlioc.
Cheese Full cream twins. 134c:
Young American, 13c(rl4c per liound
roultry t'hickene, niixed, 2.iKJ('
3.00; hens, $3.00(1S.60; dressed. 10(
11c per Kiund ; springs, $2.00'8.50 per
uoxen ; uuck.8, w lor old ; :j.0O(f 4.1H)
tor young; geese, l at 19 rr dozen
turkeys, live, 10(!llc; dreasexl, 10
12Jc per pound.
Glutton Lambs, 3'. c, gross ; dreeeed,
0(ao'jC por pound ; sheep, f3.25, grots
d reused, tic per pound. '
Hogg Gross, heavy, t0j6.25; light
14.755; dresnetl, 7(7)!ie per pound,
veai Amait, Kivvc; large, 7(7
per pound.
Beei Gross top steers, $3,611(34.00
cows and heifers, $3.00(43.60; dreseod
beef, 6i at 6Jc per pound.
Hops 10J al 114c per pound.
Wool Vallev. 11 at 13c: Eastern
Oregon, 8 at l'4c; mohair, 20 at 21c per
ponmi.
Potatoes $.86 (3 $.95 per sntk.
Onions $1,25 cwt.
Senator Mitchell haa succeeded in
adding a paragraph to a bill which
will reimburse Oregon la the sum of
$340,000 expended by the state dur
ing the Rebellion, In 1861-A.
l'OKTLlSD TO 84S 1B1HCISCU.
Ia going over the famous "Shasta
Route" of the Southern Pacific Co.
the travoler ever finds something
new to excte bis admiration and
Interest. Starting at Portland, one
traverses the whole length of the
Willamette Valley, the gem of the
Northwest. Mt. Hood, Mt. Jeffer
son, and the Three Sisters and Other
snow-capped peaks are kept in sight
for hours. The beautiful valleys of
the Umpqua and Rogue rivers, with
their orchards of prunes, peaches,
apples and other fruits are a delight
In thnmseltes. The crossing of the
great mountain barrier between Cat
Iforola and Oregon reveals the grand
est mono tain scenery in the United
Slates. Tha wonderful turnings,
twlntlngs and doublings of the rail
road bring Into view a grand amy
ot towering mountains and profound
gorges into which we gaze from
dizzy heights, forest clad mountain
Blopps stretching up to the line of
perpetual snow, and the foaming
mountain streams dashing fiercely
down deep canyons, now and then
stopping tor a short rest in some
quiet pool. After a days enjoyment
of old Mt. Shasta, the finest peak on
the continent, we drop rapidly down
the canyon of the Sacramento to the
broad plains of the Sacramento Val
ley In California, and thence through
vineyards and orchards to San Fran
cisco.
For maps and descriptive liter
lure, address IV. B, Miller,
O. P. A & P. Co.,
Portland, Oregon,
Care A Old la Oae Day
Take Laittlve Ilromo (,ulnlne
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If It fails to cure. E. W.
Grove's signature Is on each box. 25c
OABTOnZA,
ifaatus
deep valley ho muBt climb the next
range, but when he was half wny up
the snow began to fall again, nnd he
became bewildered. Ho could not
see the stars and would have to trust
to luck. So ho swung himself over
tho dirido and rushed down tho
slopes. Another range to climb, and
still it snowed, and Inter tho wind
rose and tossed the snow aloft in
great pcctral wraiths that looked to
his distorted vimon liko shroud
But that wnrm bundle so cloc to hia
heart gave him courage, and he
pushed on.
Fivo hours ho had been traveling
Bteadily. IIo could not remember
how many rnnges he had paused.
He had forgotten how many ranges
he was to cross to reach the town.
He mado some descents that equaled
the famous race course, narrowly es
caping trees and rooks, holding one
arm about the bundle, patting it as
no nesrd htiul encs. Again ho was
caught in an avalanche, reaching the
bottom waist deep in snow, the baby
almost buried. It was now daylight,
ana alter digging his leet ont he un
rolled tho bundle and, protecting it,
gavo the baby a ration of the milk,
which had kept warm against his
body. It looked wondcringly at him
tho while, and Ueorge, who know
very little about babies, made tip his
mind that it muct be a very good
naturea one.
Ho did not realize how wcurv he
was nntil he started wp again. Then
ne round that his foot hnd boon
twisted and he was lnme. The cold
was increasing, tho snow was finer
and filled his eyes, nnd he felt that
this was the beginning of tho end.
But on he prensed until tho after
noon, when the baby cried, and he
stopped to give it the remainder of
tho milk, looking at the little face
with rod and dtierate eyes. On he
went again, now running, now limn
ing, plunging down the sloped nntil
ho began to experience a strange
oppression, ns though a hand of iron
was about his head. Then he seem-
ed to be at home, and he tried to sk
his mother to take the babv. lie
suddenly stopped, trembling, realiz
ing that his mind was not clonr, and
dashed snow upon hi9 forehead
fin t it ...
men ne rusnen on again IlKe a
madman.
How far he went no one knows to
this day, but it had been manv miles
in the wrong direction, when, with a
wild laugh, which frightened those
who heard it, Long Barton unslung
bundle and plunged into a half
buried wickiup, from the top of
which sparks were rising. The men
reached for their firearms at sight of
tho gigantic and wild cved tiirurc.
but the quaw, laying her papoose
among the blankets, with unerring
instinct caught tho bundle from the
hands of the falling man. and Jim
Orayson's baby was saved. As for
"Tanglefoot" Burton, one of the
half breeds, who csmo in to tho vil
lage from another wickiup and who
understood Knglish. said he was
clean off his head and thoni'ht he
had won a race. Charles F. Holder
in New York Evening Toft.
UaTQaBalS end jrnnranteed by all drug
- w wNwvaaiuHWivium
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat
This preparation contains all of tb
dlgestanta and digests all kinds ot
food. It gives instant relief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take It. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gas on the stom
ach, relieving all distress after eating.
Pietlug unnecessary. Pleasant to takav
It can't help
but da you nooti
Vasarcdonlybr E.O. PfWitt . 4 On., Uhicsfl
B U. buUis contain 2 muuaati susa
KBIGHT'iS DISEASE.
The largest sum ever paid for a pre
scription, -changed hands in Ban Fran
Cisco, Aog. SO, 1901. The transfer in
volved in cola and stock $11 ,500.00 ami
waa paid by a party of business men for
a sped Be for Bright 's Disease an I IHa
betes, hitherto incurable diseases.
Thy commenced the serious invest!
gation of the specific Nov. ' 15, 1900,
They interviewed scores of the cured and
tried it out on its merits by putting over
three dozen cages on the treatment and
watching them. They also cot physi
cians to name chronic, incurable case,
and administered it with the physicians
forjudges. Up to Aug. 6, eighty-seven
PT cent of the test cases were either well
or progressing farorably.
There being but thirteen . per cent of
failares, the parties were sntisfind and
c(oxl the transaction, i he proceeding
of the investigating committee and the
clinical reports of the test cages were pub
lished and will be mailed free on applica
tion. Address Johh J. Fulton Com
phy,.4 0 Montgomery Bt. San Francisco,
Cal.
HL'MJIOXJ.
Headache
kills, not necessarily suddenly,
but SURELY. It preys upon the
intellectual powers more than
we realize. It consumes the
vitality faster than nature can
replenish it, and we cannot tell
just what moment a temporary
or complete abcrratioa of the
mind will result. Headache and
pain should be promptly re
moved but properly. Many
pain cures are more harmful
than the pain. Beware. If
you would be sale, take
Pain Pills.
Dr.
Miles'
Ai a revolt of neuralgia I lott the
sinht of my riht rye, and th pain I
hare aunVrcd is incomprrhrnaible, he
rn? obliged tn take opiaic almost con
tinually. A frt-nd me one of Dr.
Miles' Pain Pills and it promptly re
lKvrd me. I then purchased a hoa and
now my tmable ia (rune. They hare
alto cured my daughter of nervous
hcadaahe, and I heartily recemmend
them In .Kherv" W. ). COKUY. lire
IDondfTeias. .
Sold by Drucgitt. 2$ Dose, a$c
Dr. Ml lea Medical Co., Elkhart, Ine).
FARM WANTED...
The nndorslgned dwlmt tG by
ur mm K'xai mim id washing
ton or Yamhill County.
1500 (o 200() to Invest
uwners nw.1 only answer. Please
give mil description and terms
wnen answering. Address
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
1 State of Oregon, for Washing n
County.
Ambers Thornbnrg, Plaintiff
vs.
A. L. McLeod, M. M. I.uelling,
. E. Miller, McMinnville Na
tional Hank and the Portland
TruBt Company, Defendants.
To A. L. McLeod ami M, M. Luelling.
In the Name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear ami
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled cause in the above
named Court on or before aii weeks from
the date of the first publication of this
gammons. And it yon fail so to appear
and answer, plaintiff will apply to tiie
Court for the relief demanded in hia
complaint, to-wit: For a judgment
against yon and each o you for the sum
ot $ -"66.73 with interest thereon at the rate
of 10 per cent per annuu since the Uth
day of December, 1S98, and the gum of
110.80 with interest thereon at the rate of
t per cent per annum gince September
z, i.w, ana the gam ol t ti.lA) with inf
erence thereon at the rale of H percent
per annum since Sej'temlwr 11, and
the sum of fM Ul with interest thereon at
the rale of 6 per cent per annum since
November 18, l'JOt. sod the gum of f1
attorney s fees, and the costs and disburse
ments of this suit; that a certain nun t-
gage executed by the defendant M. M
Luelling to Anton Planner and which ia
recorded on paire :0 of book SO of records
oi mortgages oi WaaiiiDirtln Coiintv. Or
egon, be loreclosed and the lands de
scribed therein, to-wit: iota 5, 6, 7, 8, ,
10, 11 snd 12, of block 12, in South I'ark
aouitlon to the Uty of Fore Urove. Or
egon, be sold and the proceeds applied to
the payment ol plaintiff's judgment.
inig summons M served upon you by
publication by virtue of an order made
by the Honorable L. A, Kood, County
Judge of Washington County, Oregon,
which order was made and dated on Jan
uary 28, 1H02, and said order requires you
to appear and answer the complaint
within six week, from the date of the
liM puhliiation of this aummoas, and the
data of its fir publication will 1 Jan
nary 31, 1M02. 8. B. Hl'l-TOX.
37-43 Attorney for 1'lMntlfT
POP.TLAED-ASTQRIA Routs.
Sir. "BAILEY GATZERT"
Daily K on u J Trips except Sunday
TIME CAWD
lavd Portland . . .
l-eava Atoria.. ,.
.7 a. m.
.7 p. m.
THE DALLES PORT-
: LAND ROUTE
STR "TAHOMA
Pctweeu Tortland, The Dnllen and
tt ay Points.
TIME CARD
Leave Portland Ion. Wed.,Fri.. 7 a. m
Arrive The Dalles, same day 5 p. m
Leave " . Tues., Thurs.,Sat...7 a. m
Arrive Portland, same day 4 p. ru.
aVTh:s Route has the Oraudcgt
ncemc Attraction on Earth.
MEALS THE VERY BEST
Landing and Office: Foot Aider Street
Both Phones, Main .T5t
PORTLAND, OREGON.
J01CI M. I ILLUUV, agt The Dalles
A. J. TAYLOR, agt Astoria.
J. C. WYATT, agt Vancouver.
WOLFOUU it W YKItS, ggts Vtblte
Halmoa
FltATIIEB t UESXAN, agU Heod
liiver.
E. W. CKICIITON, agt Portland
lust a Little Cougb
Hut if you were to probe the common cause of
rco Inn? troupes, induding cottsttinptiun, you'd find
that t'uey cngiuated in "Just a littic Cotign.
Do you kuow it's just as !?a?y to get rid of Uiat j
little cx.iili, or a bigger on?, to keep on cmthins' J
Our "Cougii Syrup" Uues it every ' day hi Uie week j
Which would you rather tcep, your cough or j
the 50 cents that our Cough Syrup costs?
Which is Cheaper? !
Tho Hillsboro Pharmacy.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honest. Intelligent draUt or physician will tcjl you that n.ir. otic poisons
such aa opium, henbane, deadly mcritiiindo or OKftino ai d im-reury aia aud liavo
been since the Dark Aves uned in all Pile Me.iioine; and that such medication
really perpetuities l'ie.. Verus Pile cure la not a relic of the Dark A ji-s, henre
contains no nan-oties or moiciirv, $5000 Kewnrd if a trac-o ot any nurcoim or mer
cury run be foudd in 'nrif. All othorn contain nsreotics or mercury. IVn? it if
you dare mosebacUe. tW) Reward if Veinis fnils to care any raae of I'ili-g. Wont
cases cored with one Ikix ot Verus. Over 1M.000 pennaiieiit cur iu Ave yesrg :
Sold in Hillahoro by tho Twentieth Ctnrv Store :
The Hillsboro Pharmacy.
How TliUf
wenmrOnt IIim,lr-,l iv.lir. r
io nr case ef CnLirrh ll...t ,..,. K
ureu ov tlu 1 a t:aLiirrli nm
r. I. Lllft.-S M A- I Ml.. I'roi . Tnlxln 1 1
wn. tun unrierriiiriifMl h.u. kw.wn ir 1
t huuey lor the liwt 13 years, and believe
him rtectly hoooralile 111 all business
irmiH irnoriB and linuiicinUv nhla tn irr
-..j uiiixb, mil, uimio oy ineir lirm,
fst A 'iiCAX, Wholesiile l)ruggi.-ts,
Wiliiiho. Ki.ia
DrtiKgii-ts, 'lol?do, o.
ti nil's Cutnrrli tlure is tnken intaroallv
acting Uirwtly upon tli blood mid niucona
stir aeon ot the system. I'rice 7.ic per bot-
u.u j a. 1 , Tunmia. lestinioniais
Hall's Family Tills are the best
Marvin, Wboleaule
WE MAKE
The bet Cough Remedy
the market, and if
YOU NEED
A Cough Remedy, our's will do
the Vi oik.
WE KNOW
It contains nothing irjtirious
and gives gpeedy n-lief, aa
DOZENS
In lli is city will tctify.
FEICK 25 els., M els. and M.00
Delta Drug Store.
T . . U. . ll Ti I 1
" o.rcrt, uumwro, tregOD. J
II. ('. Vandprlic, Jr.,
Cams, . . Oreiron.
50TKE.
All persona knowing themwdvea
indebted to the undoniifnod are lf
qawtrd to mak srttlctnent. .
8. T. LiXKLATKR.- 4
Motir ni Final Mrtf Irmcn t.
Xotic ia hfirchv riven that the undor-
i?nel has tili d her final aeionnt in the
County foiirt of tlx. State of Oregon, for
the County of WVliingtun, in tlie matter
of the estate ..f .S. K. I'alt rgon, dM:raeel,
and thm Kiid ( ,ur has set Mondav, the
M day ol War. Ii, trj, t 2 in the after
noon of s.iij dav, as the time and the
county Court room as the place, for the
nearing 01 objections to said acnonnt and
tne Gnal eettleinent of aaid n-tate,
1'ed Januarr 1WJ.
A if IK I PATTERSON.
Eiecntnx of the list w:!l ami UUment
anl esite of, h. ratenm, deceased
37-41
DAVIES.
TOICrjiT.
, T. (JELCHEH.
eacv no TRcaa.
St. Charles Hotel
IICORCO RATIO
f'rent and Jlnrrlxoii Streets, PartUad Oregaa.
Klootris Lights, Klectrie Bulls and Uydraulio Rlevator.
lod Rooms nt 25 te o(c, Suite. 75, to fl! tlo4 ItnttuBraut
' (opneclien. . " .
Give us a call, s
DAVIS & BELCHER, Managrirs.
Xotloe of Finn! Ncttlement.
Njtice ia hereby given that the uiulco.
signed hna iilet his hniu account in the
(lounty Coort ot the btate of Oregon lor
WusliiiiKton County and that said Court
has get Mondny, the 24th day of
rebrniiny, 1112, at 10 o clock in ilia fore
noon of said day as the timo and the
I ounty ( ourt room ae the place for bear
ing objections to auid account nnd th
hum settlement of smd eatutu.
l)atelJV)ec 17. Mil.
WILLIAM L. RAYMOND
Administrator Uc bouis-non of the eatirtg
or H. C. Kaymond, deceased. 81 4U
Notice of Final .Hcttlrinent. i
Notice is hereby riven that the muler.
signed, hus filed in the Ciunty Court of
tne Htute of Urceron. for Washington
t'onnty, his fiiiul account as administrat
or or the estate of W. F. holaton. il.-eeim
ed, and that smd Court ha appuiutud
Monday the 3rd duv of March.
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of suid day
as the time for hearing objections to such
aoccount, ana lor tne setiloment thereof.
V. t. liOI.SfuN.
Adiuinistrator of the estate ol W. F.
KolBton, deceased. :r?-4l
Timber I.n., Art .lnn :t, iH7H
NOTICE for PUBLICATION.
Diiitid StiTiH Laid Omri,
vrkooh uiTV.tiiiE., J j'inary 4, 1!I02.
VJOTICK IS HKIIKHY OIVKN THAT
1.1 ill coninlianoe with the nroviaiooa of
the act of Congress of June 8, 17 entitled
"An act for the aide of timber loinl in the
States of California, Oregon, Movndii and
Washington Territory ,-' as extended to bII
the Public Land Biates hv net of Aueuat
4, 1802, John Kcklond, of l'ortland, t'oun-
ty of .Multnomah, Mnte of Or. gon, has
thia day filed in this omee his sworn
statement No. 6ft"ft, for the purchase of the
1 W (j of N W w and lota a, 3 and 4 of
Section No. 2 in TownshiD No. !t North
Kaiiee No. a West, and will oII'.t nrm.r 1..
"ia tne i iua boukoi m more valu
able for its timber Or Htona tluin fnr aurti.
cultural uurposes, and to estublish his
chum to saiil land before tho Keeistcr and
Receiver of this office at Oregon ,itv.
ireiroii. on iVonuur. thi. "Iili d i (,f
March, 1002. He name as wiliiecges:
C. llorke. or Mohilln. Or.
Kdward liurke, of Portland,
itolwrt louden, of
Lewis Thonipson. of
And all Demons clnimini, a.lvntjl-r th.'.
al-ove-di-scrihnl lauds are rcucstd to
HI" their claim In thia office on or ti'fir
said 24th day of Mu ch, UU
C1IAS. il. MOortFK
Timber l.rtnd. Art Jnue .t, I H7H
nooick fou rinnc atioiv
UaiTio Uiaibs Laud Offici.
Okcoon Citv, Oa.. Dar. 2t, 1001.
V-OTICK IS llLKkBY GIVKN THAT
iSI in compliance with the pnivsions of
the act of ConKrofMofJuiie a, ls7. entitled
"An net for the aalo of timber hums m I he
States of California, Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territory," aa eitende-1 to all
the Public Land Stair by act ol aURUxt 4,
isili, J. h Houston. Clenwood. County of
WBshingtoUf t-tate . of Oregon, hits
this day tiled in this olllje his Bwor.l stutr
ment No. ft673, for the purchase ol K of
Hie 8 W V and lots it and 4 of Keclion No,
81 in to nshiii No. 4 North,, Jtnnge Nort W
and will oiler proof to show that the lund
sought is more valuah.e for Its timber or
stone tlmu lor agricultural purposes, and
to eatabliah his eiiitm to said lund before
the fiegttcr and lireoiver at this otiiee at
Oregon CMty on Thursday, the ymii day of
March, 1 :!!,
He ii.imea as witnexaes :
h U- tou,t uf Qlenwood, Oreyoa.
Win. A, iril s, of ,
D. O. W bitten, of Woodluirn,
A. Gordon, of Portland, "
Any aii'l till nor-wms rluiuiinfr ,iiiWUM.iu
the ahove-deTiiii lands arc rei'iunated to
tile their c aims in thia olie- mi ,,r. K..h,t.
said 20th dny of March, lire
t'llaS. H. MOORKS.
Uogister
AdminiHtrat4N'a XaSe of Itt-al
Kstnto. .
VTOTICE 18 HKKKDY OIVEM TfTAT
the estate of William (ihalmcrs, deeeaVd
by virtue of an order und del ree ol the
County ( ourt of Washington t-ountr. tir-
i'V-i," :!??' n the it. h. fay of
April. Ij,t. will on tli. uil. .1 ,-.,r L.r.
ary, Pxtt. at the gou'.h door of the tlourt
, ru:eJ' "'""horn, Oregon, at tho bo,.:
va V rilfCK OF HBIll llnV fa..l a 1 I
sale, to the highest bid.feV.tu. foliown a
described real estate, to-wit; "",.,0,'0W1"R
w;ir uoauamt liv lu,.i ... ....
ornclius
uce K on
W- , , -",," i".' ens tu tne d
corner of land conveyed by Wm. Chnl-
, ; vTn ;? 1 '."", D aWHI reconled on
!h.W.c?"ler ' the Wenjainin c
ui Ll No'.JN U3W,thei,
the H lute of said claim 1H.U chs t
W corner of land conveyed by Wn
mere to James Kohh. , HaWaal gno,
pageaiO pf bookl'.dd records of Va 1"
!"Z Ow.,,, thence N l$K
N Kc.rnerof the same, thence .N lr. a
hhLl 'rrri ihal,"r Chalmers,
nv mied recorded on page am of hm.k o
of records of t).ml. nr d.5i.;
tliencn fa 7tl" E . chB. ii.-,.. V
dl'SHIOSS.
. Oregon
2- IV K -i II-, cha,
N THE CIRCC1T CO CRT Ol'
ntate of Ureaon. tor W l.in,.n
I 'i,n 11 1 u . r . ..
W Ai . .ch n""K r le,. tnen'e
tiii,- . " w the si K corner of the tr et
Tilt eonvcyod hy Himiamin ,., , T
:(:
nai.ied
Mvtirr of Final Kttlcmont.
Notice ia herery giren that the onder
siened. aa assignee of the estate of Wm.
Chalmers, in. I vent, haa tiled in the Cir
cuit fV'urt of the rjtate of Omron for Wash
ing'on County, his im.-d account. a such
aaairnee. and th.it said Court has annntnt.
ed Monday, the 24 day of March lri. at 10
o'clock tn th forenoon of snid day aa the
urn. nr una; n vieineni r saia estate, and
for hearing objections, if any, to tha said
limU account, and to the approval thereof
Hillsboro, Oregon. Feb. 1, l!srj
HB.N J. bCIIol.FIELO,
s-s!gp-e of tatate of Wm Chaimera, in
solvent. 37 43
Delia McLin, riaintifTi
W .-a. MeLin, lei'endn
10 William McLin, the above
defendant:
In the Name' of the Htate nfOra,.. ,,
are leonired to arinear fii.in.ii,.
complaint tiled aaiiu.t you ij the above
entitled suit in the aUiac- nsm.3.i tiurt, on
or before six weeks from the date of the
nt publication of this summon.. . I.,r.h
ill he on the Slat rl. r .
And if yon fail so to appear ami ailwer!
ne pmintiu w,u apply- to the Court fo-
i relief demanded in her complaint here-
to-wit: For a decree uiesolviua the
marriage contract now exii-tinj Lrtweiari
he Dlaintiff ami vonnu ir a,,,! .,. .-j.
the minor child of vonrm-ir.tu .ur-...,i. ...
the plaintiff, and lor such other rl;f:ui to
the Court may appear equitable.
This innitnoni la publisher! by mrtler of
Honorable L. A. Kood, VutU Jivl ol
Washington County. Oregon, Hlueli suit
order ia mide and dated on Junu-iry
!!)?, and said order roirres yo:i to as
"'" i.w-cr tnv roTi.p.it,T -ilfnr
weeks from the date of its tirit nnMli Ktiun.
- 3. Jt. HimiON.
Atlonieyforlaiiiut.tr
. o . i. 1 ir 3 raooriied on naiin
4.. ot book W, rec ords of deeds of Wash-
k i k K rr"cr ,,f "". 'i""'c w
IS.lOcha ihenceN 8 30 t hs. thence
NftflwW 70" W thence
o7k. wu,L,,?.tl"'.".-. 8 W 17 60 ehg
2Votlct of Final ttlctnni.
av ch. n,oreo,,e,. io"th.Vla,e0o?
1 Ai",!.ne tr:t cofirryct by A H D.id
KO.Ml ehs. tbeW M7.r'',i.t.'";" "-
8 W 'K 0M c" is' ,0 tlieS '''r
1 1 k 1 net ween
WIS A w
center of om k , i,7. 7 L aifl
chs. to the oTaei 01 h 'e wn
O.bi aeres. 1 0 b'",ni''K. containing
fcxceptinu the tract eoiivevcil 1 w.i..
Chaiiners to a. C Ilndle. hi 1. Y 1 um
on paire 73 of book VJ r.J T . re',ded
of Whigt ,ncu Or''''" " dd
gl on hne ki?.-" -,l?nf. "fner in
1.
iiauuers
Notice is hsM y sien that I' the onder
Igned. Eieentor of the mi.i. nr i
8mith, hive filed tn Tr.- Toar-y CiK.'ni of
the Mete of Ore. fOP a.Mngt..n
said estate and that said Court haasan Mn
day, tebraarr l.th, l.sj2. at lu o'clock ,
v tmmu un. ai 111a aim ami . . .
Coonty t'nnrt room n tho nias-a r. 1
ing obiertiomi to snid finM araymnt anat
the settlemeut of the same. 7
Dated Jan. I"., JrJ. , '
Eieratorof the EUte of M P. HniithL
deceased. waa
ki . . " ,
ire it. ti.
8 ir- ' u.
0,i!eig, thence N ifr.
south of .1.- .
COIllll m..A -t I'1'"
it .ii -1 leence
I. n.l Jcha
. ' - 1 N, IIITH II f, rt .1.. .
01. ginning ontain ni n -ji J?
third in on. V... yi"', ".'s h
1 - . I flWl
one.
two
years, Jf,
at the rat
secured I
. Iate.f at
January. IH12
AJminL.tratornle-fKj,,: nU) K
BHn.ton.A,fort,t. . &J.W
l.Hll!)OrqL OrPtrnyi ... 1
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