HILLSIJORO INDEPENDENT
Euleied lu the poatomue at If illsboro. Ore.
a eeond-claaa wait mutter.
Hubscriptioa, in advance, per year, J1U
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HU.LgBOKO PUHLIBllINli CO , I mps,
I. it. C. GA.ULT, Editor.
Fill DAY, MARCH 7, 1902.
CALL tOB COL'STI 10SVKMIOX.
A republican CODVCDlioil for the
county of Washington and utile ol
Oregon Is called to meet at the court
house, In Hillaboro, on Thursdny,
March 27, 11KI2, at 10:ii0 o'clock a.
in., for the purpose ol noiuiimlin"; a
legislative and county ticket ami to
elect 12 delegate to the (date con
vention, aud 12 delegate to the First
Congressional District Couwiiliou
and to ratify precinct nominations,
and for the transaction of such other
and further buainetts an may ji-omt
before said convention. The conven
tion will nontiUt of 157 Delegates.
be apportioned and elected from the
several precincts as follows, to-wit:
Iteaverdam ..... A Beavertoo 10
liuxtun .... 4 Cornelius 8
Columbia 6 Dairy. . 8
Jjilley t 8 Knt Butte 8
E, Cedar Creek 0 Oaten Creek.... 7
Mountain 2 N. ilillnloro....lU
N. Kor.Orove..ll Keedville 7
U. For. drove.. 13 Uaston 7
8. Hlllahoro... . 10 WRtthingtnn ... 8
H.Tualatin 7 West Butte 7
W.Cedar Creek 8
The primaries will be hold in the
several precincts at the polling phut
therein, ou Thursday, March ill),
1902, at 2 o'clock p. iu.
iiy order of the Washington Couii
ty Republican Central Committee.
Dated this March ft, VMM.
L'HA. O. ItuK,
B. P. Cornelian, Heeretury.
' Chairman.
AH ERICAS OWNEHSHir IX I II H A.
Edward F. Atklna is a fair ex
ample of the men who are Imploring
congress tq "do soim'thlng", for the
"starving ; tnple of Cuba." Amird
Ing to the Boston Herald, which in g
strenuous supporter of the proposed
iniquity, Mr. Atkins "owns sugar
plantations to the extent or '14,000
acres there, of which 4 ,500 are under
cultivation. He employs 2,000 n-r-sons,
owns his own railroad, miii.i,
steamship lines aud stors-bouses and
so had the cost of sugar growing re
duced to a minimum. His testimony
as to the condition of that Industry
in Cuba ought to bo enlightening, il
anybody's can be." The Herald I
doubtless correct, but Mr. Atkins
lias by no means told all bo known
He has not told, for example, what
wages be pays to his 2,000 people, or
what he proposes to pay if he gels
what be is after. Hsu Francisco
Chronicle. Lets see. That Atkins
is the same who objected s" loudly
because we take in the Philippines.
: He Is the original anti expansionist.
He Is anxious perhaps that Philip
pine sugar shall not como in com
petition with sugar from his Cuban
acres.
There Is a good deal of gush in the
demand to "do something for slai v-
log Cuba." There are pages of evi
dence to the effect that laborers arc
scarce ou the island, and that higher
wages were never before paid. One
of the "Do Something" witnesses ad
mits that all are remuneratively 'in
ployed now, but that at some period
in the future there will be a starving
time. The average citizen on rem I
Ing the statement is apt to reply,
"Walt for that time, Itmaylwlhul
the Cuban laborer will then be able
to do something to earn hi bread."
Calamity howling over conditions
that are two or three years In the
distance is profitless.
"We favor the associated policy of
reciprocity so directed us to open
our markets on favorable terms for
what we do not ourselves produce in
return for free foreign markets."
. This seutence from the last republi
can national platform does not co-
aletuw with the naragrauu in the
proposed French reciprocity treaty
that removes one fourth the duty now
collected on the importation of kid
gloves, Olovet are manufactured
here, and foreign gloves compote
with domestic. Further, kid gloves
are a luxury and ought to' pay an
import duty for that reason.
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By examination of recent statistic
it appears that our real rival iu the
export trade is not free trade F.ng
land, hut protection Uermany. The
big export nation Is United States.
Next in volume Is Ureal Britain
with Germany third. Uerrrny is
active In the strugnle to capture the
markets if the world, yet her turift
laws are framed on protection lines.
If our experience and that of ! r
many counts for anything, It seems
to be proven tht protection to home
industries tends to promote-fori ign
CHninerce rather than hinder.
Secretary LtJiig, of the navy de
partment, who was at the lu s t ol
affair during the SpanL-h wsr, and
up to this time, has resigm-d. Hi
aucrvssnr Is Congressman Moody, ol
Massachusetts, Long ha mad. a
good record and there nr no more
glorioua pages iu our naval history
than those written during his ad-j
luiulstraiiun.
- rM;i:i:sssi TOVJt'r:.
TJkj lir-t coi.;;ri .-don.t ilL-trict f
Oregon is fartui.Rie In beiii ropre-s-nlid
iu Congress by M aliio a inau
as Congressman Thomas IL Tongue.
Ho bus secured itnporUnt comniittee
MjHitimst tepecJally upon tlio rivers
aud liarhors eoiuuiittoe, which en
able hiia tf work HUivesclully for
the lutrretds of this ntnte. lie hss
servisi the ihh)i!b ot. his dis:ri-t and
tint Hfip!i of Oregon faithfully, in
tclligi ntly Mid honrstiy, and will he
roiioiitinx'.ed without opposition.
A new-paper wan ol Washington,
D. C, that President Ilooaevclt
hits taken a rtrong likii'tf to Mr.
Tongue.' In an Interview with the
president upon some other mutters a
couple of mouths Mr. Tongue
expressed himself strongly in the
uiidtrr ,f thv Cuban and Phillippine
tariff measures. The other l;iy the
'resident sent for Mr. Tongue and
akcl Mm to eiplslu his iiwn at
length on the measures sqd on
other p-ndinf lelsiittioii. Such ex
tensive interviews are very rarely
jollclt.d from the White Houand
sre to ho eoimidered an ncknowlt-dj?-ifient
of ability and influence. Al
bany Herald.
LiKt wwk, when committees were
mi.H'liu,', there whs some political
tnlk. luit this week the lMttoiu hai-
dropped out, and thc.ro is no tundi-
dates mentioned. There Is renlly
too great a lull to indicate a storm
later. . .
The Oreconian is announci'iK that
th dale for holding the Hi-publican
Congressional Contention nt I lose
burf Is WtMineedfly', April ind.
This Is a inWnUo. ' The time ap
pfntitwl hy the Ontml Committee if
Tuestlay, April' 1st.'' The imsl'iess
heforo tho convention will, without
dmrnt bo completed in one day, so
that by taking the night train- from
Host-burg, delegates Who ao debire,
can tie in Portland be 'i 'Vi HttP
Convention Ii calierf ,?.er on
Weiltiesdny, April 2u. ' ' -' '
Adiuiulstratriv Notice.
Xiitieets hereby kIvmi that tlic umler
h kiik' I'" I'l'on luljr upiointil by tlio
I'uunty I'ourt f tlie fitait? of Kntcoii, lr
U asliinKtiin Coniily. uli'oiilratrix ol tlir
etiiUI O. I'1 Wnlilecker, dtwcumsl. tliere
lm, nil iitk!i eluims u;uinI
iwtiile aro hori'liy iiut"-1('J to premtiit
tlit'iu li tliu uiiilershtncil Uuly venli d ill
Hi nwiileiu-e ol' Jaeoli Wuhiut, Jletliariy,
Onvon, witliin i inonlliH from tlim laU.
ANMl'l iu. WALUKCKKK,
Adniiiiilratrix of tliu I'slalc oi C. Wul-
ilm-luT, ilecoiwil,
l it.-a Alarch IX 1'JCiJ, -M-7
Tit'awiirer'.H Aw lice.
All fun lily wirniuU of Vt'sKhinstoii
county stutu ot (ivirun, Kiulurw-'! -'St
tayllc for want of funds", unur ti Jan,
1, C.KK', a ill iuf duo and p:i:ililu aiu and
after Aprs! 1, V.MY1, and inlorust will irasn at
tliat datn.
IMl t
.. UOUOLPH t liAXIIALL,
. , ,,C'o. irtMiirr
UUKillTS 1I1SKASI'.
The larKual nm ver paid for pre
scription, : changed hands in San r'r.in
cimo, Au(. W, llit'l. Tlio transfer in
volved in coin and tlix k 1 1 ,MiO.H0 and
was paid by a party of Ihimih'h. men for
a HHH'.ilic for ('.right's J)iie.iso un I I'ia
lietis, hillieilo incursble iliscaHcs.
Tiny uoiiiincnced the berioun investi
gation of tlio xpiiilic Nov. 15, l!K)d.
They interviewed sooren of the ourwl ami
trieii it out on its merits by putting over
three dozen cipeft on the treutineut and
watching them. ' Tliry also got pliyni-
cimis to name chronic, ineiiralde IraHcn,
and uduiiiiislcrrd it with llm physiciunii
tor jiides. . Up to Aii);-. 5, rihty-seven
in reel it of theti'sl caws were either Hell
or progressing fiirurably. ,
There K-!ns but tliirteen per cent ot
failure, tins parlies wore Ratisflcd nn.l
cloied tli transaction. ' Hie pmcpcdiinrr
of the invti;rntiiiL" crmimittee mid the
i'linu'l reporttol thn tent ripes were inb-
lislwil and will U' mailed fret on a'pli -a
lion. AddrcH John J. I'ri.roN Com
pamv,4 0 Munlgemery tit. San I'VancL-i o,
Cal.
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Take
Tablets,
money
t'urc A ( ntil ia Cue I'uy
lt.xalive I'.rotno (Quinine
. Ail dru'it'ls refund Ihe
if it fails t cur.-. l' V.
O rove's sitmature i oi wieh liox. 25c
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BEST FOR THE
DOWELS
ioif,', r. .'T il-'J . l' '" ' ' Ww ou.
.MabO cliJt . l fc
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
n-.pt, Pnl'-nl.l.'. I'ol. nl. Ta.tflood. PnChwl,
ri'm.i un rnvrmv. rMir w vu.
KEEP YOUH BLUUU GLcAN
POHTLAJtll TO StS 1BAXCISC0.
In going over the fumous "Shasta
flouto" of Hie Smithern Pacific Co.
the traveler ever litnts something
new to excite his admiration and
interest. Starting at Portland, one
traverses the wholo length of the
Willamette Valley, the gem of the
Northwest. Mt. Hood, Mt. Jeffer
son, and the Three Sisters at d other
snow cap i il peaks are kept in sight
for hours. The btautiful valleys of
the Umpipia and Rogue rivers, with
their orchards of prtims, eaehes,
apple and other fruits arc a delight
In theniselvi-s. The crossing of the
great mountain harrier betw.cn ('al
(forms and Oregon reveals the grand
ext inouiitelrt scenery in tho United
States. Tha wonderful turnings,
twitings and doutlint's of the rail
road brin;r Into view a grand array
oi towering mountains and profound
gorges Into which wo gasce- from
dizzy heights, forest clsd .mountain
slot.es stretchini: uti to the line of
Mrpetual m:uiw, mid the fonmlpg
mountain streams da.-hing liorcely
d iwn deep emij ons, now and then
stoppinj,' fur a short rest in some
tniet pool. Afler a cava erjoyment
ot old Mt. ShiiMla, Ihe (1(111 ak on
(ho continent, we tlrop r;tdd1y down
tho canyon of tin Kserameuto to the
broad plains of tho Sacramento Val
ley in California, and llenw through
viueynrds slid ori liHiils to Sn Frsn-
CiM'il.
For niajw and descriptive litera
ture, address II. IJ. Miller,
O. P. A., 8. P. Co., '
? i Portland, Oregon.
Dyspepsia Cure
m m m . - A.
nJrf:f uItai' vou cats
h - ,
This preparation contains all of tbt
J: ....... - .. 1 .1 J , .. nl LlnJ.
niXesuioia Hint uinraw n "lu"
food, ltglvealnstantrclief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to eat all
tho food you want. The most sensitive
tomachs can take It. Iiy its use many
thousands of dyspeptic have beeo
cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gas on the stonv
-..v. .nl II ltut rnaa at tie ont.lnir.
II, iriitiiun 1 . v....' --w
PiutriigunucccKsary. Pleasant to take.
at. vati a s.
but do you good
lr.1 uirvl mil y I'T r..J. it.hii - . ..,.1.,
Icsfl
WW'
ibi iiaati'T r ,rr""-"T il Tl sMn I 1 1
No Time to Lose
You cannot afford to disregard
the warnings of a weak and
diseased heart and put oil tak
ing the prescription of the
world's preatcst authority on
heart and nervous disorders
Miles Heart Cure.
If your heart palpitates, flutters,
or you are short of breath, have
smothering spells, pain" in left
side, shoulder or arm, you have
l.eart trouble 'and are liable to
drop dead any moment.
Malnr J. W. Wimtiwk. one of the
rv-a known oil oiicrutori te the coun
try dropped drad from heart disease
lrcpnt ly. m hN hom In Portland, lud.,
wldle liiuwlng h: lavu. The I'rtM.
Mr. M. A. lVirdsnll, Watkins, N. Y,
v-'hose portrait hralfl this advertise
ment, aays: 1 write this throiiuh prat
iluHe f.'r benefits I received from lYt.
Miles' Heart Cure. 1 had palpitation
of the heart, fevere pains under the
left nhnuM.-r, and mv general health
w i raist'rahle. A tew bottles of l3r.
Milci'Hcart Cure cured me entirely.
Sold hr all Drvuftate.
Dr. Milea Medical Co., Efkhart, Ind.
2Vftco t t'ont rnrtons.
Sen led bii! will Iw nveiei'd at tlieroun-
le I'ourt r-jn . in tid."lK)ro llreon, on
Wiilmml .y. the i:i, day of April i! JJ. i.t
ill; Innir of 2 oV oek o. m.. lor the con-
riri rtion of a biidire on the 1-orent ttrove
i I I iiinv.'Ui' road m ar Hill v.
Hirt.-iii.':iti'jj iimy mcii at the t'lerk's
ell ,ln I i ill.-lHirn. )iecon.
1'iilitl tlrs I llll dav of March. 1!I.
I.. A. IU Oil,.
H 17 County i imgc.
St'p the ( oiirli ami Trrk Hit tke
( old.
I,,vi' vi' II.-..IOM 1 lirtinc TnldotH
T'ri' !i d I tn eio il-iv JJ- cure, no
p" I'm-' ". cei is.
IS
IN TilK CI RPr IT COL'ET OK TH'J.
I K'sto of Orrxu. tor WaliiiiKtoa
County.
tits iXi.ton, PuiliitirT
v vs. , !
U. D. HoIUoin-rk and
Clirialinll Nielaun, Uefendaiit )
To 11. li. Ilulleulm:k, oi,a uf Hie uliuve
nanird dcfeiidnuui
In tha Nam uf tha KtaUt of Oregon, you
am bervliy rUirtid to appear and aiuwrr
tins coinpliiiut of ths plaintilf witliiu
weekn frum tiie dute of tte lire! puMiculion
of tliu auiiiinoiui, and if you full iw to ap
pear and answer the plaintiff will apply to
tl Court fur ths r Jluif demanded in I Mir
compl.dnt, to-U: furs judxiiirnt at;aiiit
you lor the uiu of lOo.UU with iiilercvl
Ihervuu l tlis r te of ten ( to) per cent, per
annum sines AUffUKt ' Issii, and the moil
ol t &uu attorney's tees and tliecot uud
dinbursemsnta of this suit; that a certain
mort(ure sieouted by you upun thti W S
of the b V V. o' section .'. t 1 li U 4 W
of the Will. .Mer. be foreclosed end said
lands stdd for the payment ot the pl.un
tilt 's judKinent, and fur such o.hi r relief
us to tlie 1,'ourt may aapeur eUit ible
This tjoiiiinons is served upou you by
publication by order of the IJono aMe U
A. Hood, County Judue of WashiiiL'ton
County. HreKoU, which order is dated Feb
ruary tih, i'.nrj. The time pracriletl in
said ordr iu which you are to answer the
same is six weeks from the lira! publica
tion ol tins Numinous, and the dale ol llie
tinil publication of this (Summon is the
to uuy or treliruary,
8. U. IUI8TOV.
37 43 . Attorney f.ir I'luiut ill'.
Aflcra llvsneMla Tahlete are anil
on a uoaitivv ajiiaruntee. Cures hi'urt-hui l
riliMOIi. Ill ilia fo.ul. illMtrMM lLfr Wll Li II it Ik
any lorin ot dyapepiiiu. line little tabli
Kivcsiiiiinediai relief. 35 em, and 6U i ;
Tl.. Ii..l... li u..
. ov w-.ui mun PWIW.
Purllautl JUarfceta.
Wheat Walla Wulla, uominal
SCic; hluextem, 6t; vullev, Ad.
odcTt
Flour I iet gradea, $a.U5iii .1.50 Kr
li&rrel ; gruhara, 2.(i(J.
tUta tild, 0($l per cental.
Hurley Feed, fl.(" lo.5o; brewing.
$ltl .00 per ton.
MillHtuiia Bran, I5il7; liiiililliu;;,
IIIKd '.D ; shorlM, $l().'u 17 ; chop, l.r,
lluy Timothy, Ufu "13; islover, 7(i'.
I'.l.fiO ; Or.'con wild hay, t.r( i wr ton.
lluter Fancy creamery, &V(7.2TJe;
dairy, 18( liOc ; atoro, liljtn 15c per pouiid
K(tra Stor) UOc ; fnh SK'i 2"c.
Cheese Full cream twins, 13c;
Vounir American, ,'t!c("llo ner nomid.
Poultry Cliickeus, mixed, $2.'i0Cf
.1.00;hena, $.1.(X)( 3 50 ; ilreSKed, 1U('
11c per oiind; sprint;, $2.p0nr.'l..r)0 per
dozen; ducks, :l for old; $.l.00c( 4.00
(or youtiR ; geeae, pi at $!) per dozen ;
tnrkeyi, live. lU(.ille; dreened, 10('
lL'jc tier pound.
iSluttou 1-imlie, "'.C, cnxw; (lreosed,
Giati'jC per pound; aheep, $:l.2.ri, yrosH ;
dreiweil, tic x-r pound.
Hogs (irons, haavy, $0(30.25; light,
fl. 75 (,"; ilreHHeii, 7('7,,..c ur' jmiuiiiI.
Veal- Small, 8(n)tlc; large, 7('7li.c
per pound.
Be-I tirow top steers, $.1..r)0(rt 1.00 ;
row and heifurs, (XIK)(i3.tk); droxaeil
beef, 6-i at tile per pound.
Hopx 10 J at 11 Jc per pouiid.
AViHil Vallev, 11 at Ki'.c; Kantern
Ori'iion, 8 al l'jjc; mohair, "0 at L'le per
poitml.
l'olatoea $.83 (ii $.05 per ak.
Oniiins Jl,!!i cwt.
Notice ol Intention to With
draw InMHi-Hiire by (lie
1 niied NtaleH Fire In
Hnrmer Com pan)'.
To whom it may concern ;
In accordance with the requirements ol
the laws of the Mate of Oregon, rotative to
insurance companies, notice is heieby
given that the United HI a ten hire Inniii
ance Company, ol New York. New Vork,
dusiriiiK to ceuxe duing Imsini s within
the rttale of UreKuu. In ends to- witlnlraw
its deposit witli the Treasurer of said
Ulate unit will, if no claim agaiimt said
t'ompuny slixll be tiled will) the IiiHiir
ance Coiuu.itsioiier within six mouths
from the 2lnt day of February, U '1, the
ulna being the date of the lirst publica
tion of this notice, withdraw ila deKnit
from the htate 'l reasurer.
HNITKIl HTATK8 FtKK
INSUItANCK I'UMl'ANi".
Hy W. V. linderhili. President.
Dated at New York, this 7lli day of Feb
ruary, P.W. y 14
No! ire of Ntoek holder) leet
1 Ins.
NOTICK 18 HKltKlIV CrA'F.X, TIIaT
the annual Hireling of the stock
holders of the Hilhdioro Co-ope ative
Company will be held in the Orange hall
in 11 ilhdwro. Oregon, Thursday, the L'Tlh
day of March, pin!, at 1 oVIm'k. ibis
ineeling is called for the purpose ot elect
ing live directors to serve one year mid
lor thu Irsiisaetiou of such other business
as mny property come before said Ineetiiu.
llillnlKiro, Oregon, March J7, I'Mtl.
JAM KM ll.r'KWKI.L.
rreaident.
J. A. Inibrle. Secretary. i
The American Lady
Tho liost ami most stylish
shoe on' earth for Ladies
1 do not keep Anierieiin
Jjailv shoes I sell them
JOHN DENNIS, Hillsboro.
in it
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PORTLAND-ASTORIA Route.
Str. "BAILEY GA7ZERT"
laily l.'minj Tnpa racept Sunday '
TIME CARD
I-eave i'lirtlaud..
Lravc Artoria.. .
. i a. m.
.7 p. m.
THE DALLES PORT
LAND ROUTE
STR "TAHOMA"
Itctweru Porllaad, The Dnllea and
Hay I'oiutH.
TIME CARD
Iieave Portland Mon. Wiil.,l'ri. . 7 a. in.
Arrive The I 'alien, same day 5 p. m.
Iave " Tuex.,Thura.,.c:at...7 a. in.
Arrive Portland, game day 4 p. m.
fJCThia Koiile haa the lirand.nt
Si cnio AltnudiiMiB on I'nrtli.
MEALS THE VERY BEST
I.nnlir.t; and Ollicet FiKit Alder Hlreit.
liilh Phoiuw, Muin .T.M
1'OKTI.AXn, OKKtiON.
JOHN M.ril.MMi.X, aKt The Da lira
A. J.TAYl.Olt, ngt AHtoriu.
J. t'. W VATI', at Vancouver,
MOI.FOItl WVKI!S, Mfrts Uhite
SttllHOU.
I'K1IIKK & 11 KM MAN, at; Is 1I.ni.:
Pivi-r.
V.. W. Cltll'irruN, at Porllaml
How TliU!
W'noinrOne llnndrwl Doll ara licward
w ae of Catarili that raniml be
cured by thill's I'nlarrh t!ur.
V. T. (II K.S K V .V. till., I'ropa , Tnlcdo, O.
Wi, the luidemicjii'd, have known r'. J.
f'lieuey fur the laM l. vears, and ludieve
him ierlecily hotueiibii in all hn.s.ic
tramiiu'lioiis and tinancially nhle to carry
out any obli :at ions ina.ln by their linn.
Nnt Si 1 in; A X . Wliohtiale irii(.'i;i ln,
Tided 1 1, O.
Wm.iumi, KinnasA' Makvin, W'hideKilc
l)i-tii;ni-l.8, lob do, (i.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken internally,
acini direi'tl v upon ill- lilml and niucmis
Hiir.ai-eH ol the ny-ilein, I'm 7;"h! per IniI
tie. Hold by all" lru!n:i'a. 'I'e-tiinoiiiai
free,
1 1 . ill's Family Pills are the Iwst.
'1
WK JtAKl!
The tieBt t'ougli lU'iiie.iy on
the market, and if
YOU SEE I)
A Cough I'e'iiedy, niir'a will do J
the work.
WE KNOW
It conl.iiiiK iiolliiiiir ieiiirioiio
and gives speedy relief, ai
DOZENS
In this city will testify.
I'KICK 25 els., 5(1 ct. and 1.m
' 'J
Delta Dritfl Store.
Main Street, llillslioro, Oregon., n
This signsture Is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that enree s ceM la day
Itaarsth A 1 aViod iH rlavn Hum Btllgll
Blj-iaUrs
kit U al
i
Just a Little Cough
. Uttt it you were to probe the common cause of
most lit"!? troiiMts, itn hiding foiiMinulion, you'd find
t'lat they orij;inftted in "Jttt a liitlo CoiikH."
l)o you know it's just as easy to Ret rid ot" that
little cotisli. or a W-Rer one, h to keep on ciiiRhtiiR?
Our "CoiikU Syrup" does it every day in the week.
Which would yon rather keep, your cough or
If
ft
i the 50 cents that our Coufih Syrup costs?
I - Which is Cheaper?
Tho Hillsboro Pharmacy.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honest, inlolliirent diarist or pliysicimi will tcl you Hint nurmlic imioii
Mich as 'opium, lienluiie, Ica.lU uiKlit4lnul or cocaine, and mercury are anil liae
U-en Hince the Hark V ennciin sail file Medicines, and Unit such uiiilicalioii
renlly s rp'lvle IMe. ems I'ile cure is not a relic ol the l:irk AtfeB, liem-o
.nl!iiiis 110 narcotic or nieie.itre, HHJ Kewiird if n Irin e of any wireolic. or nier
ciirv .' in foiuiil in Verox. All other eont:i;n nnreolica or nirriurr. llenv it II
vou ilnre nieHfUii kd. r IJeuanl if Venia (:iil to cure uuy case ol I'ile. Worst
canes cured ivitli one Ikix of Wrim. Over ID.lKHt . rin:iiicnt cures in livn yeara:
Sol. I iu llillslioro hy the Twenlletli O'litury Klnre:
Tho Hillsboro Pharmacy,
J. F, DAVIES.
pHrsineNT.
St. Charles Hotel
IseoRromTiD
front anil Morrison Streets. I'oriluutl Oreean.
F.liidrin .'Li litM, Klertric
150 I:moiik at 25 to .10c Suites,
1 l ennei
' 1
Give ni a call,
DAVIS
Xotiei of I'innl Kotl lenient.
Notice is here' y Riven tlmt the nnder
iKiiiMi, 11s asNtKncc of the estatu fit W in.
Cliahiiii.i, iusidveiit, ka hied in llirt'ir
111 il. I 1 mi t of I he Ulate ol'Oi'ei;on lor WiihIi
injr 011 innily, hin linal account. UK such
.iHsurnce, and that stud I'ourt tia npHiiut
ed Monday. Ihe 1 1 day of March I'HU. at 10
'clock in Ihe forenoon of said day as the
lime lor linal wttli-inentof said estate, and
hr hea' im ohjections. if any, to the haid
linal account, nud to !he approval thereof.
Ildltdiorn, Orei'on. 1'Vh. I, UW!.
i'iknj. sntui.v'iKi.n.v
AiiiiTnis of estate of V 111. (.'Iialiuors, ju.
solveiii. ' i'7 43
Tim her liiuid. Ael June :t, IN7H
NOTICE for PUBLICATION.
IIsitkii Htates I,m OrneK,
Omkiion Citv. Mm., Ja"iiiry 4, 1!HJ.'.
NO'l'K K IS HKUKIIV tilVKN 'IIIAT
in eompliaiue will the provisions of
Ihe aci of I'oiik'chh of J line 1S7S, entilleil
"An act for Ihe sale of UniU r luieis iu the
Malcrtol' ('tilifornin, Orerron, Nevada and
a.-hiiietiiu 'IVnitory,'' as enleudetl to II
lli I'ulilie IjiiiiI Huites hy act ol AukukI
I, Iki-j, John Kckluud, of I'o tl-nid. t oun
Iv of Miilliioiiinli, Mite of nr Kim, has
this day liled in lids ollicv his sworn
Hatctnc 11! No. iVi7.r, for the purcli"4 of the
is V 1.; ol N V ' , and lots a and 4 of
Hnction No. 2 ill 'i'owu.-diip No. 2 North.
l;:oi(.'e No. li West, and will oiler proof to
siiovt that the laud sought is more valn
ahle for its tiliilier or stone than for atrri
cultural purpoHes, and to elal.lihh his
i-laiiii to said laud Ud'ore the ttiister and
lleceiNer of this office- at Oregon I ity,
1 irccili, 011 .Monday, twe Ullh day of
Mnrch. Ilcliauiei 11s aiiui-KM's: ;
.1. t:. liurke, or - Mnlalla. Or- ;oil
Kdard liurke, of I'orllaud,
lliihert liuden, ol
Lewis 'I'hoiiipsoii. of v .
And nil iersona elaimtlnf adversely the
alH di-HCiils'd lands ar reptisntt to
lil ' Ihcir claims iu lids ollice nicer helote
said 2llh day ol Ma Hi, I sr!
t il AS. II. MOORKA,
'1-4! ' ltettn:ler,
IN
rii k ciKinr lun nr thk
I
Male of Oregon, for Wdiiui'inn
i -I hi 11 1 y -
fella ird.iri, IMaintilTl'
vs V i
W.11. Meldn, ivrendaiut
I'o W illiam Mcl.ln. the nhovn . nainsd
delcndniil:
In Hi- Nun f Ihe Ktale of Orepon. you
urn iriuired in appear and answer the
complaint hied np.ainsl you (n IhenlxiMi
enliil. il suit ill Ihe ai.ove lianied tkjurt, on
or More six weeks lioni the dale of the
lirst 1 uhlicatinn of tins summon-, wlm-h
will he on the .lift dav of January, P.vj.
And il you fail w to nnpenr and answer,
llm 1 l.uiilill will apply to 1 ho I'ourt lb
the relief demanded in her complaint here
in, to-wit: Kor a decree dissolving tiie
iiinrriai;e 'onlr:iet now exl-tinp lietween
llm plaiutill and yourself and awarding
Ihe minor child of yourself and plaintid to
the pliintilt. mid ..r such otlier relief as to
the I'ourt may apwar euitahle.
Thin summons is puhliidiMl bv enler of
Honorable J.. A. Unod, tlounte Jiidije of
Vt "Khinctnn t otinly. tirepun, wlncli said
order is made and dated on January 'jn,
I'll', and said order requires you to np-H-ariiud
answer tlic complaint w ithin six
weeks Irom the date of its lirst piihl eition.
... ,, ft HHTON',
'i i Attorney for l'lnintinT.
CO YEARS
Tan, .ltJ. j Sff
EXPERIENCE
ir Trtos Marks
a Drtir.Ni
wrTuntHTiau,
I as. 'j.- Jj' ' ..rW1l5TirvJVl
i J,l","" "i-r 1 ,.ii,,. n InssariieOier an
li.mil..n 1. .r..iiii.iT .nM.inhli.. r..,i,imMo. I
1 0"i..Hlrl,Hrrn,,il.l...ll,l. Il..i:,ll,k,m
Mill r. 01 l.t tl.n ff nnmf .,i
l'ii;ii. lakKii n,n.ii..-h Xlunn A 1.0. rcuulrs
Scientific JJn:erkan.
A hrn.,oniilT I'.lnrtnIM .Mir. Ijirm) rlf.
rnlmi.'ii ..f -r,oti.ir.r -i.ti,,. Si
STiV. k'1'l'r'"-llerC
KUiVU Co.?'8ar. Kevv York
MITIt'K,
tl Iitmsw knuini; thrmwlvii
: iikdelitisl to tho unii rMiur,.Nl nre re.
J 'lueited to make Heltleinent.
IS. T. LlNKLATtK.
C. T. RELCHER.
SCC'V AND TREAB
4
i
hells aud Hydraulic Klnvatin. ,
75. to fl. (onl l.'eslanrant iu
liou.
'
& 1U:LCIl FIJ, ManasiMH.
TiHiber Land. Art June.'t. IN7H
Kooirt: 101: 11 iti.K, rio
t'mTKn rTTKK l,sn Umin.
1 (iie.ion ftrv.OHr., I n . "Jl. t'.HII .
VJorit K Irt IlKKKIIY tilVKN I HA I'
i in couipliance W illi the provisions of
the act if I'oiiKiesHol' lime:!, V,S, entitled
"All act for the sale of tnnlwr laiiiis iu the
Utiles of I'uliloiiiia. Oregon, Nevada and
WashiiiKlon lemlory," :oi extended In all
the I'ulilie l and Sl.itin hy act ot August 4.
Iv.rj, J, 1', Houston. Olenwood, t'ounly d'
Waxliinclon. Male of Oregon, baa
Ibis dav liled hi this ollice his swor.i state
ment No. ,'st7:l, for the purchase ol U )J of
Ihe M VV H and lots a and 4 of Section No.
ol in sow nshio No. 4 North, l:anc Null V
and w ill oiler pnsil to show that the laud
south' is mole valuali e for its timher or
st 'lie thaii lor nt'iciiltural purftoscs. and
to entatdisli his claim to said laud lichee
the liepi ter and l!ieeii'ral this ollice at
Oregon t'ity on iliuit.il.iv, the tulli day of
March, t'.Mrj.
lie naiiicsna uilncusi:
l. It. llonalou, of OlenwiKid, Oregon.
Win. A. I nt. s, of '.
I. ('. Wbitlen, of Wondlawn,
A. lliirdon, ol Portland, "
Any and all persona claiming adveisly
the iihove-dfserilHHl lauds are reiiicsied to
lile their a aims in this ollice oil or hrl'iire
eaul Juih day of Mari li. I!i".
t iiAH. 11. aioouks.
Iteistof
JiN- ,TIIK ril.'CLir (OUIiT OF THE
1 Hlato of Oretron. for Wauli
Oollllty.
Amljers Tlmrnlinri', risintiff
Vs.
A. I.. McLeod, M. M. Liiellini.',
I'.. K. .Miller, .McMinnville Nd
tional Hank ami the I'oitlanl
Trnwl Company, liefemlants.
To A. f McLcisI ami M. M. I.uelliiaf.
Jit the Name of the State of Ortyi.u,
you nre herein ie.iiired in appear aud
answer the complaint tiled uaiic-t vtiu
in the nlsivn entiihil c:inse in IlieaUive
nameil t'ourt on or Is (ore six week froni
the dale of thir liret puhlii-uliou of tins
rninnioiiR. And if von fad go to npprur
and ansaer, plaintiff will applv to th
Court for the relief demanded in his
complaint, to-wit; Kor a judgment
nRaiiiHt you and each .f you for the emit
of tJiSi.V.'l with intercut thereon at the rate
ol 1(1 iicr ci-ni ier annum pince the I'.'th
diiyoi IWemlier, 1HHS, ond the sum of
I0.R( w ith interest ihereon ni the rate of
d wr cent per annum since- September
2!i, IS'.iS, snil the sum nf f-lH.'sl with im
erence thrremi nt the rale ofd percent
per nullum since Kentcmlicr 1 1, 1 S'.'t". and
the sum id f.s) wiih interest thereon at
the rale ot II per rent ner annum since
Nnveuilmr 2S, llioi. and the sum of $.
attorney 'a feea, and the iwts and disburse
menlsoltliis Knit; that a certain mort
T'ilire ex:iiWd hy hn ilefemlant HI, M.
Liielling to Anton rianner nn.l which i
reconleil on paw :) of liook :i of records
of niortiMKita of Wimliinetln tonnl v, ( r
cgon, be loreclowil nml the land's de
crtlMHl therein, to-wit: Iota 5, tt, 7, X, t
10, 11 and 12, of hlocic 12, in Sonlli l'rk
addition to the ( Itv of Vrti4 Orove, Or
enon, 1 told snil the proceeds neplinl ,v
the payment of plaintill's jitilgineut.
Ihia snmiiions is iorved upon voii hy
r-uMication hr virtue of an or.h'r iiiwle
bv the llrmoruhle 1 A, Ibssl, foimty
JiHla-e of Wasliinrtou tinintv, OreK..n.
winch order was made n,,il duttil ou Jan
uary iS, l'.HL', and raid order reniiirea vou
t npiwir anil answer tho w.mplaint
within six L, r..... . t . 1 . . ', .1
1 i. iiicimir 01 n
lirst publication of t,iB sntlB, alll
.Into of its !rt piiblieaii.H, w ill l.l,.ti.
nall, l-sl.'. H. I!. IK STt.N,
Attorney for I'laiiitiir
1AUM WAMKD...
The iniderMiirneil .hirea to buy
or rei i n Vo,n uTm in WaHhinK.
ton or Ymnhlll County.
1500 to 2000 to Invest
Owneni need t,nly answer, riessw
Kive full diwription nn ti rm-
when snwerintr. Add res
. II. V. Ynmlrrlip. 4r..
t'arus, . , OrcsroiK
w