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Newspaper Page TextHILL3B0RO INDEPENDENT EaMiad to lha ptntoffico at Hilibcro, O.. I a aaooua-ciaM mail ntattar. Snbacripuna, in advance, r yar, $1 CO HlI.LfcBoBO PUBLIHIUXO CO , Prop, li. U. C. UaXLT, Editor. FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1902. REPUBLICAN TICKET. , ',, STATE. For Governor, W. J. FURNISH, . of Umatilla Couoty. For Supreme Judgt B. a. BEAM, of Laos County. . For Secretary of State F. I. DUNBAR, of Claiaop County. For Stat Treasurer C. a MOORE, ' of Klamath County. For Attorney General A. M. CRAWFORD, of Douglaa. For State Printer J. R. WHITNEY, of Linn County. For Sup't Public Instruction J. H. ACKERMAN, of Multnomah County. ,' DISTRICT. For Congrean, lit District TDOS. H. TONGUE, of Washington County. COCSTT. For Representatives D. M. C. GAULT, of South Hillsboro. B. F. PURDY, of Gaston. DR. CHARLES HINES, of Eoreet Grove For County Judge THURSTON BUXTON, of Buxton. For County Clerk, ' E. J. GODMAN, of East Butte. For Sheriff, SAMUEL GALBREATH, of Went Cedar Creek. For Recorder, E. I. KURATLI, of Washington. For Commissioner, W.J.BUTNER, ofBeaverton. For Treasurer, W.M.JACKSON, of.Dllley. Fur Assessor, G. H. WILCOX, or South Hillsboro, For Surveyor, A. A. MORRILL, of North Hilhboro. For Coroner, DR. C. L. LARGE, ot Forest Grove, BCPf BLICAlt CLUBS TAKE IOT1CC The County Central Committee has recommended the reorganize tlon of of the republican clubs of tne county preparatory to active work in the coming campaign. We wish to urge this matter upon the club officers and ask their hearty co-opera tion. The Stale Central Committee will provide speaker whenever wanted and we desire that the cam paign work be done through the various clubs of the county. Any request for speakers will be cheerful ly complied with. BsNToir Bowman, Chairman. Attest: J. A. Thornblrgh, Secretary. Republicans are asked: what hss the governor of Oregon to do with the Philippines? You might as well give a Yankee answer and reply: What do the republican of Oregon want with a governor who represents everything politically to which republicans are opposed? CorvailJs Gazette. Don't talk too much about the re publican candidate for governor be ing democrat. Some of the best and most useful men In the republi can party all over the countr, were democrat on the same day that Mr. FsTrnlsh was last a democrat, and ceased to be such on the same day he did.- Sherman Co. Observer. 1 POJi KrXPZ OA'LY. We are in favor of a tariff for rev- ence only." Democratic Platform The democrats do not propose to col leot a less sum than that now gth erect. Then tliey mutt propose to get the same sum off of other arti cles. England collect on the "reve nue oniy" theory. This l bow it work out . Export duty on coal . ...f 8.000,'JOO Duty on sugar import 34,000,000 Income tax 171,000,000 Inheritance tax...! .67,000.000 292,000,000 This sum is an increase Mr last year. For the coming ear the above taxes are retained together With 1 12,000,000 tax on breadatoff. ThU then Is the way democrat would collect revenue. There are revenue producing iteind. They are of geuer rl use by the people and the people have to pay the tax. By the Eng lish system, "tariff for revenue," the people get no return for thie expend Iture except the enjoyment of that security that a stable government furnixhes. By the American eysteru the republican idea, the tnaasea not only have the benefit possessed by the British subject but in additiou has Industry fostered so that ha may earn for the prompt payment of his duties. More. The Americsn sys tem puts ou the free list the neces sary rood articles of the uaaatwa. Coffee, tea etc. It is off on flour and meat because we have a surplus and are exporters. And (bat bring u back to the English duty on wheat and flour. We will probably be shut out of the English market by that Impost. We must cast about for a oew market. Asia is lust west of . We must go there. Wherefore we have use for the Philippines. But the democrat would have us abandon our advantage there, They would scuttle. Can the voters endorse the scheme? I t , i . : for many year as a republican, lo Hon. Chas. A. Town who Mr. Bry an desired u have nominated for Vice President ou the ticket with, him two year ego? If Mr. Fur nish is a Hopper what is the Hon. Huert Btroard who was a strung gold democrat, alteuded the demo cratic cuuveuiiou in Purtlaud, help ed to organize the pirly and send Mr. C. K. 8 YV-ajtl as a delegate io ludiaoapjlis io umuioate Palaver and Butknr-r and I lieu iu.r elt;t. Uou time was suppoitiug W. J. Bry an? Would it ii be just as well id ditcuM priuclples a little rather than call naiue Mr. Furnish has been an active republi can for the past six years. He ha done as much for the republican party in these six yesr a loary men do In forty year. He waa food enough to tie elector on the republi can tinctorial ticket and vote !r McKinley such two years ago. He was a good euuugh republican to receive 24S votes iu the republican state convention aagaiuat9i for the gentleman who opposed him. II J was supported iu the convention l.y such republicans as Hon. Geo. 11 Wlliieius, Hon. C. W. Fultou, Ueuu tor Booth, Kuykendall, Mamters, Browoell aud many others that might be meutioned. He is eulitltd to and will recti ve practically the solid republican vote of the state. mm At THAT ROAST. "There Is nothing like discipline. Not to many years ago, Mr. Huston gave Mr. Gault a 'roast in a public address at the courthouse. Those who beard it said it was 'warm. Mr. Gault now echoes every pundit uttered by the chief and the love be tween them is like that of orotbers, Argus. Whatever there is in this, it hap pened ten years ago and ever since a few months afterward, Mr. Huatou and Mr. Gault have been the best friend, aud everyone has forgotten it except the Argns editor, who now goes back into ancient history to try to make trouble between friends for partisan purposes. But that is notb Ing to the record of the Argus man Io the history of Washington county politics, no man was ever so vicious ly attacked as was Hon. B. P. Cor neiius Dy tne Argus rain two years ago when be was caricatured, car tooned and accused of carrying pri maries by dishonest method. It even insinuated that there was dis honesty In the letting of the con iraci lor me sieei ceils in the new Jail. Its whole fight in that cam palgn was against Judge Cornelius It appealed to all decent eltizsna re gardless of party to rise up and over throw the ring headed by Judge Cornelius. We repeat that never iu the history of Washington county politics has so bitter a personal cam palgn been carried on as that of the Argus against Judge Cornelius. Only two short years ago, and what a change? Ever since the day of the republican primaries, the Argus edi tor has fawned upon Judge Corne lius, flattered him, groveled at bis feet would have his arms about bliu if the Judge would permit it. For months, the Argus never missed an ieue iu which he did not refer in some manner to the "Simon rloir." to the "Ikey," a It pleased to term him, in the U. S. Seuate. All that hss changed. Notonewcrd against the "Simon ring," not one word against the "Ikeys," as the Argus contemptuously called them. Why? Because the Argus is supporting an "Ikey" for state treasurtr and its only hope of electing its candidate for governor is through the solid vote of the "Ikeys." In the lan guage or the poet, "Things have changed since Willie died." AS TO FLO ITERS. In reply to the statement of the Independent, or rather the surges tlon that the Argus should say lit neaaiines, "opposed to gold mono metallism, believe in the bi-iuelal lie etindard; but is In favor of a radi cal gold standard man for U. 8. Shu a tor," the Argus says that Hon E. S. Wood supported Bryau in 19o0, This is very true, but Mr. Wood said iu every address be made, and particularly the oue he made at For est Grove in this couuty, that ii thought for a miuule that Mr. Bryan if elected, would interfere with the gold stuudard, or would undertake to force his silver views on the country, be would uot support him for one ui.iuient. The Argus kuows tbis as well as anybody. Mr. Wood has never changed his views ou the money question iu auy mauuer batever. He is as strong a gold man today a be ever wa; but xtiil the Argus is asking the populists and the tree silver democrats of Wash lngton couuty to support a legisla tive ticket pledged to bis election It is supporting a platform that absolutely sileut ou the question the "crime ot '73," that has no worJs o' comfort for those who waut a 50c dollar, that says nothing about the "free aud unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 without tail : . r . i. , tug jut me am auu consent u! auy oiher nation on earth," that ha uotblug to say in favor of the "uew declaration of independence," other wise known as the Chicago platform mat has no words of iralse for tin "peerle s leader, the boy" orator the flatte," the "centennial presi. dent," as tue Argus called biui lhese t.biog show that the Argus man can eat crow without niaktug very wry face, but we not believe a) the old Misnourlau said, "Hint he hankers arter it." For The Farmer The Gardener unit Th? Homwiie 'i.?i M . ti-S f J Tlwy .vt a tilth ! I. - ' llTi' u.niu a ai-..: -.1 j""" m A UAn i . .tclm-or V....L in i " i f nujlliit. IaK -uuulfel Id. (, .1 O. M. FIM CO. V : 'I'm- n -ii!.li,M'i-i hi-H- Jmige 1, ie!l : lid train 'Huts. I!r:tii, , f MrnU-r. t iri'iin. Tlio uii u an of uliout eijual .f. iii'm. ii . , iliciij,!, Hurl in prubably thi Ufiit ,- v ! x I'er. Owl rait, Mi.mi. V 1'. fl.l if tin iHrtt-st ritk Ncloriis 1-1 J i.uii li v.-f.iriui il nu.it. Cau I it u- ih.it Jivpaii luwn ulikol pr t jtivi' t irirr l iw ttittt I' .si. r.i Mich ! tin tv". r? I ot STATE PtttSt. J- iw. Meatherford will do as well as any man the democrats could put up lor congress. But a man of Tongue's energy and ability who is In office cannot be put out by a few weeks' campaigning. Salem Jour ual. Mr Furnish came to the republican party at a time when it needed votes to elect McKinley . and save tbe country trom free silver, says The Dalles Chronicle. .This happened when some persons calling tbetu selves republicans were voiiDg for Bryan, for the exploded Id to 1 doc trine. When business depression prevailed, and ruination threatened ine country, Air. i urolsh came to tbe republican party on piiuciple, showing tbe courage to do what was right. The Argus refers t j Hon. W, J. Furnish as a Hopper. If Mr. Fur nish Is a flopper, what I John W. Sewell, whom tbe Argul support ing for eberia? What James II. Sewell whom tbe Argus supported state seuator? W hat was Hon. 11. Kincsld who was elected secre tary of state as a republican in 1891, and was nominated by tbe union-demo-populUt combination for the same position in 1S9S before bis time had expired and while he ws still holding tbe office to which he was elected as a republican? And yet the Argue supported him brily. If Mr. Furnlsn hi a flopper, what designation would tbe Argus apply to Hon. W. D. Hare, who held offlt-- When Mr. Chamberlain was follow ing Bryan and bis platform Mr. Furoleh was supporting McKinley and sound money. Renublieana would do well to consider this before deciding to go against their party in June. 7 . Vj. OF SIX WEEKS Befllmlrtf Monday, Juts. , W)) fc, con. ducted In ana of the room, of h Port land Bu.Iikm Cnllra. com P.-w V a.hir.atnn vtraot. It will be strictly a srhool of tu1y. des!rid to aid teach.ri to nlhr rda in tha August examina tion, further partlculara on application. OPEN ALL THE YEAR Th Portland BunM Collec u ope aQ tha xtr. SAdents majr enter at an Urn: for ipeclnl branch or a regular coiirae. and rweie Individual or elasa in. trnrtlnn. as r-reffrree. Call or send t- eatalocue- Lawrn what and bow w teacS A. P. r.iwM, LL. aV.Vrtnetpal. Don't forgot "A baskot social and dance." in W00P1AI of tlio Worhi HALL Cedar ill. Satuiilay, May 10. Good music', for the night. Proceeds for a charitable purpose. Admittunco cvnts, BEST FOR THE DOWELS iin.y i!Hir-'mtit of the .UK ill .n- wlJi tK'. k 'lii y U. t -ir'tf, Iu in- a ri 11 1 1 of i - litl.l-. il.illL'i tIIS. lilt) IIIOOIll f 't vAJf ut kvoiUtf tl lullt( liiSiL If yrt hi tt t ft b w 1 f i-rjr tii . buoi i.o'm it. uii l l' ti-ut -if -r 1 1 1 t -t. i ;i,i,l, m...-t i Ctudaratttl L-Uii U ' CANDY CATHARTIC 0 CAT EM IMi flFTlt, P.llat.ibii.. LIKE CANDY Vi-Ml. Ta-I.i ti(Ml. n-ilivd I titlpu W, wfiil hO iiii' itvti i-i(ilt', a)U-l bwusalrfc -r aaaldfci a 1 sa atiatl tisM ntlfnt afclltatltfcsTi nlrflsal an airprwararlB prfcrSiaFa. arifjivivwjww S25, S30, $35, S40and SSO F. R. DAILEY. Next to Wehrunc's on Main SI. aaasKjw krimWM AVlNGVpROCf.r.I'.. C-r tin. U ritt' .-r . .sit ta. A.Jiit. ri- 1KI.IXI M:HHV rOVIUKV. CIIM Mr H THK. KEEP YOUH BLOOD CLEAN l'orlluuil Markets. Wli(':it Wall.1 W'allii, nnmiu:il 'v.ir .V ;r; liliit'sli-in, fillf; valley, f 'i. Kluiir 1h1 trrulc, '.ii5i" '.) Sil pi-r l. im l ; ralintn, '.lill. (lain t'll, Itli-- L 1T it-iital. liarlcy 1'V'i'il, !"( ! lo.fi i; lirewip; Jli;. ml r ton. S illHimiii Mr.iii, rrnl7; inililin(!. f(t... -.'i; nliorts, ffli-'' IT; i lx, lr,. liny luiuiiliv, IK.i l.i; clover, t7'A t'l.-'iO; Hii'noii wild bay, .riri 1 .er Inn. Imt'er raney creamery. r-V- 27 -W ; ilnii-y, -JOi-: store, J.iii.. l."c per 1101111I I Otfi!H Storatrti "i)r; freh H'li'' ''";. liii't-M- i'ull crtaui Iwiiif, 1 :!-U: j Vuiiiif' Aiiu-iii-aii, l:tlc" lie jx-r poiim!. I'uiiliry Cliit-keiix,' inisocl, iijuhn :i.l0; lii'HH, .s.Otic't ;t ;"i0 ; ilmHm-il, !' 1 1 1' per luiiiinl : HpriiitrR, $.(Klii'.:.Ml iit ilown; ilnrks, f .i lor 0I1I; s.:i.iKH.i 1.00 ior voitnir; Kirw, i tit '. per ilo;vu : turkey, livr. Illcillc; (lreKse.1, tt). 1".'' ii-r jkiiiiuI. Million - i.aiol.i!, ll'j'e, uross; ilr-eJ, lii"- ti' .e per uuitil ; eliei , :!.'J5, t-roi ; ilnwut'.', Ie k i- jmuiiil. llii'f (IrosH, heavy, 'i Mi.T) ; lilil, l.7ot "; ilrev.l, 7" 7 ' ..c i-i' huiii.I. VimISiuuI, filicidr; lurur, "'"'7 '-.. ier li'Uli.l. I'-ei't 1 irow lor -Iii-rn, !j.M.rli,,i I.Oil; roim an. I lieilers, f :',.0O,.i :!.fi,l ; ,i,-ssl Ix i l, ,V, at lilc per Miiiiul. I lop.s 1111, at 1 1 '.e pr jionml. Wool-Valley, II r l:i.',c; Kistern Oregon, Sat T-U'J mohair, 'M at 21 1- m-i (lollllil, I'olalocM $.s.i ( i J.R'i per iek. tlinoin en t. Just a Little Cough j Hut if you were to iirolie tUc cxituoion cause of ; mvt liiii- troubles, iucluJin; coiihumiHioii, you'd find ! that they fimbriated in "Just a little Couj-h." j Do you know it's just as easy to get rid ot" that I little t onsil, or a Ifier one, : s to keep on collJ;hill;!, j Our "Cough Syrup" does it every day in the neck. I Which would you rather keep, your cough or j the s cent tliat our Cough Syrup costs? I j Which is Cheaper? The Hillsboro Pharmacy. DEADLY NARCOTICS Any l.oH.-M ii,,lli(.ei.t diutor pliyHieia,, will t,., y ,lllt liar,vllo ,kil,ons siie.li io 01. hum. Iieiihane. em v in,' il-Im. ,.r ... .1 '"""' lM,,in.ctliel.:.rk A e. iiHe-i i,, all I'ile Meiloini-H, n,i that '....I, nuJi,,' really i.tnaUN' i',1,..,. eru.i Pile euie in not n rt lie of (he l),.rU A,.. onlaiiiH no nar.,.luH or n.eu-i.rv (Km Kewar.l if a Ira.i- , lr ,, ,Vm"e ' nrr ean lx loml.l in eiiiH. All ollii th roula 1, .1 .. ; vuu .tare iiinmharkH. tM I-'i humI if L.f,M f:liiM i,, .., i-,:, Z. ,, eases in rl will, o,. of Verus. Over liuaai ....7:.' .... :.VV.' ' "or,tT Sol.l in IlilM,,,-,. , il,,, 'l wei.lirtli tViitur.v More: "" years. The Hillsboro Pharmacy, I1Y VlRTt'K AN r.XKi'HI ION. I DhtTch nllii (Inter ol Salit: i:.:illisl onl of the Circuit Court of Die ntale 11I' Oreeou fir W islam ton i'i.iiiiIv. in t:ivor oi Ella H11M011. ami nraiuM 11. li 1I..II. I.I. eL aud lhrl.il an Nil Inoii, n.r tlie Mini ol f .;.:i costs anil I lui fiuther hiiiii ol tlon v.ilh 111- terOdt iliereonat Iher lent leu ifr ei:nt per annum since Annual '.'' I 'hi, ami the mini Ol 13 OJ allorni) ' fens unit the m.its mihI diiiliuraeiiienlfl ol saul i-ale anil of faiil writ. Now. then I re. hy vii iiik ami in tiersn- ance of sjint j ild-ti . lit. iterri-e anil ooler of aaie I ni, 011 1 ncl iy the :kl itay ol junr i;ni. at me hoiiiii door 11 1 tin Court House in illil: loio. W isliill 'tull ounty. Orcifnn, at th hour of in 0 ,1.,. I, a. hi., ol imoiI 'lav, Mi ni put. he aeiihM. I thr hivlitut IhiI.i.t l..r r.i-l,. the li.lhnin- dencril 1 real iinna rlv. In w it lie- V ' ol Me S u rui lion .'., t J N 1; 1 . ol tin) Will .Her. all mtuatc 111 ui -lnn. ton 1 oiiniy, Orei'ou, to aaiitsi ih herrin beiorc iiaineil moa. aaU l ir 1 tie en: pi ai.it expellees o: s.ial pair Kaiil nmeprlv will lie pol.i ill' ieet to rr ilempliuu as per m.ltute 11 I r 11 Waio'ss my tioi.it tins li-l .lay of M.,v .1. Y. SI- VV KI.I blltlifl r.MVthtiiaptnu County lMi.11, 1 M. 1; ji i n 1 u., 60 S All irney I n l lainlill Not iff ot Intention to With draw I it ma ran rt by I lie I i lt'l Nlu(4'N I'trf Miirmiei' CoiuHiiy. To ttlioiu it may conecru: In aeeonlaiii e with the reiiiireiiieuts ol tiui lawn of tin' Sl.ile of Oreiroii, relalive 10 iiisnianrH eon)Hiuit-!i. n-'liee is he-et-y Kiveii that the I nileil blatt l iiu iiiioii-. nnert Couiauv, ol New York. New lurk. lesiriin; to ei.ee iloni); Imxin hs vmIIiiii tlie .stale olOreinii. in emls to uillnlraw lis ie(iosit wilii the Treasurer nl sael Male anil will, if no claim ap'iiist saul Company shiil he lile.l villi Hie lumr Hiiee I oinli.lsMOiw r williiu six nioiilhs from tin1 iilst ilay of i'ehiuai y. !i 'j. tin same heiiin the hits of 1 1,- 1 1 r . I. inihlii-a- llon o tins notice, with IraW Its iteiiMI Irotil the hlate 'I'reaHUrer. I'XiTKK SI'A'I 'KS HI.K 1 xshu.vnck 1 mil' an r l'y V. V. liinlerhii;. I resi.leui Ji.ileil at New York, tins III, day of I eh ruai y, l!Hl-'. ' 10 1 1 j u ( lire A Ifilil in line l'ny lake I.MXalive linuiio iiinin j Tnhli ls. All (Jrii'-t-isN n Imnl lln lliuiiey if it. fails f euro. lv V 1 1 ' 1 , , Vlliive r- Mnaiuri- 1-. nil 1-ner, mix. i-oi tiker s l)Siesiii lahlels are soli on a tio.-.Hive iriiaiuiiUe. ('urea lienrl hurl raisuur ol llir I... ..I, ilistress ulier entini; o. any ..riu ol ,lys.eiiHia one I1I1I,. ia,, roes iinine.lia e relic l. cts, uml si els I lie Helta lruK .store. LOVELACE 32741 PRINCE 2 year-old iccord 2:29 3-j tar-old record 2:20. 15-year-old trial, 2:12. Will make the season ofUKC at the Fairgrounds. HilMxiro, Wh liiotrm county Oregon, uiwn the following terms: .Season, with inivili't'f or i-Hurii ,..( JnsuintHi' $35.00 Lovelace is a dark hay, with one white hind foot, over 16 hands high, weighs l.'SOM pounds. Sire- Kjwotist 2:a2-J and sire of Kgozen 2:0t,'4', the Conqucrcr 2:12c,. and 35 othois in the 2..10. l ull brother to Sphinx a-"0i sire ol K. m 2:30 and ICk-rtrite 2:2s;, sire of 48 in 2:30. ' First d un -Cri jKin, dam or Lovelace 2:20, Dorsey L 2 2o'- Jk'tsev IiliUon 2:20 ; Ooldl.ic 1?: I S -r :Iiichess.2!5-7i,4. nrMUf. '..',. trial 2:29; Klondike, trial 2:iS; Grand dam of Chnntv Clnntillv 2:1 2:17 .tcliniiiisitrator'M ntirc. N tiuurdixit Half f Kfttl lrfttPi'ty. OlICE IS II Kl? I. liY IVKX I 1 1 A T Hie lin.t. i. ii'in .1, I'llarilian of tin enlate o. Mora vt aUiiiuii. I.u.i.t W.o. ii aim .tianei v. mm i I I. 111 iiors. vi'iuru nu .iruer ma.ie nu.i enie i-.i no 1 1.. stn Uay iljy ol Aj ill. I :', in tne Cou ty oun 01 ll.e Male ol Oregon, l..i Washinrlon Conn: v. in the mni..i of the KUitli:iinihip nf the fv,p ot the Mia .Mallei Wakenian. !.(,,,, r Walennri n.l Hoiu Waken, sn niiuors uuihorizini'. itirr-'ti'ii' aul ii.-rn. iina tti - liii,Kvo;ie .i In n II ;il .ulil:r nue tion for ens 1 111 liaml all the ri;-l,t, tiile ana mierifst ol the alore-'iel miiMr.i, i-.ri-fnstinii of an itinl.Mileil one six t!i int.,reNl in anil lotto l.iilowim- ileseriUsI teat pro perty, tn-wiC 1 lie north".,'-.! one ii oler of secliun :o, t I 11 r A r w 1 I iner. in W a h- lIlKtOll Cl'Mily, Otn'i.n Niov. Hi. H I.... , purfiriHiit to sai.l oi.Iit I nttl 0.1 sa'ur.l.iv tlieSlsr ilav io Mav, i'l j. at the S .nil, door of tl.a Court Ho -e in li.l.,l.r,,, Oron. at llie hour nt 10 n l.s k in il,,. forenoon ol saul ilav. sell .r 1 a-li in 11.111. 1, to t'. a highest t.i.l.lT. nil nii-liM.tr i m,. Bitsh intenst in ami to then ove ilr4,-i,Ms re, I prnpeii y. hai.l il.- 1 I U-m.i.le ;l ,j aid pri'iieny he Bol l siili.ct t i i'..iinn.i 1 linn by the ai.l Co mlv limrl ..( the M .le of ifon f..f VYaihnii ton Cniniy. Witness my hun.l a.i t al tins Hi .1 ly of April, i:'J, Win M VVA f l:.l s. Guardian nf ihp estate ol M .iln I S afceman, Klruer U akemaii a.i-t 1 l.iru W akeimn, , .Minors' E. 11. rosin;;. 1 J tloruey jr Uaarai .n jj4 N'olhs. is hereliy t;i veil that the nmler .iii-iie. I has Imsmi duly amoitite, l.y lln oiiiity 1 0111 toi Iheritate ol tJrenon for W ashiui'loii County, a.luinuH'ralor of lln esi ne 01 101,1011 11-111. r, ilereased llierelore, all persona haviii); elaini .i.raiiiM saul estale arc hereliy reipiesieil io pre.'ent iiiem lo tne liii.li rsii;n. il ilolv veiiin',1 at 11 is ro ul.'iu'o at l.ethany, tire run. wiLliin six inoiitlis from this ihiie ACOII WIN.M KM, A.lmlnolral.ir of the er-tate of holomou w c nier. ileeen.-eil. Hatcl March .a. I'JC' . 4 I'l .Noliet'wr I'iniil 1 1 If-iiif-iit. 1 he iin.l.'r.i'i.ril oilmiiiisl'iitrix of Ihe estale of I'eter l!ysr, ilis-ensed. Iia lih .l her lillal neeollllt as sueii ailmlltisl ral ri x in 1 he 1 omity Com t of Wash melon eoum v. Oiei-on, ami sal 1 Court has ii'.mi.i, .1 Mom lay the iMili day 01 Mav. I'H." nl II, , hour ol leu o'clock of aul 1f.1v lor lu uriur it :iil aei'i.uiit. i.l.lSi.' hi ICIIK'J. formerly Kiiso llvser. A.liM,nitratn ni itiu eslale of l' '. r Ilyer. le eaet f. I A tteiil inn t I'tcrnns. The second semi annual on etim; of the S 'is,iut'tii i 'ountv 'et.-ra'i Assoi-iatioti will l.e li. l.l at 1 oriiel.in Thursday. Mav , l:HJ', n' In o'clock a 111. for the purpose I t raii.-:ictiiit Mich hiisineMS as 'uav eome i.eii.i'.' tliu assiK'iai ion. and to have a een- ral food tune. Come out y terana ami linn ' your latiiilies. . Win. .fa kson, I'resident . C. V. ,. and Cascade 2:14 l.y 1'iiiiccps. Set tintl tl im-CraK' I.issc, dam of llraitl a.io'f, Kiuy- Rene ir an.l Ji.ila : . . - I,-. Co Wilkes. ' u, txenejr, Thinl d im -Tin .i ...1 of Tatlton, 2:31, trial 2:21. I.ovt-l.ice. as a 2-year-old t lot ted in two races, obtaining a 2-year-old' tecortli-f 2.2-t As a ll.u-c-year old he was campaigned in several Mates, ttotk d 111 23 races, olilaitted 1st, 2nd or lid money iu 17 races look a icLoi.1 oi 2:20 in a third heat in lXcvuilicr; wotked miMiclv a full mile at Ck-velaud iu 2:124. ' His lrtcadinj; i:i imsiii pabed. He loinl.ines tin- l.l,w,.l ,.f i.m.,: ami Geo. dke the two gtcrtest .speed pnnlucinir straiiK 111 the world. lln dim, his erand dam. 11,.. . "1 v.rand dam of his site, ami the damoi his crand sir.- nr.. ..11 ;., .. l.iotal mate list. Sprite, the d im oi hia site, had live colts by Flection eei and all aie 111 the list. Tlitce ol theni having ut different periods oon-ia 1. iv. ii.si oi iuiiiii- hues at uieir age. Waterwitch, grand tlani oi his site, ha, six 111 the 2:30 list has over 300 descendants in the -':3j liM. Mates hoiu a distance will receive good care and pasturacc at At co I'LtuioiUh. "'0" For luither particulars see or addtess, E. B. TONGUE, Hillsboro, Oregon. ubsGiibe 'i for the ..dependent ow vj 1.4. ,fwtv li al, State, County And City News. Independent and Oregonian, one year for only $2 Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Ttila preparation pontains all nf tha t1irost;iiit..- and (li'o-.Ls ail kinds ol hfta. Itirivea inlanl relief ami nfver fails to euro. It allows you to rat ftll tha fond you want. The most wnsitia stom.'teim cMi tako It. f'jr iu use man? thnusamU of clvstientifs liavo tiwi curort after cvnrytliinif Plsf failed. It pre-yenls format mn of 'ason the slem a li, relievlii? all distress aflor eating. iielinh' uiitieres ;ary. l'lcasaot to tak. It can't help but no you noon evnvoniTtir K.C. I'rW lTT . t o . I l.k-Mt It ti. Qv4ilu iMDUltl 2i Ioh. iu. aiaa Tell your friends about it, have them send for a sample copy Now is the time, One Year for $1. UltHJIIT'N JMNKASK. Tlm larijeHt mhii rwr )ui,l for a pre. n ri.lion, fliaujji'tl IuiikIm in fan Kran eii, A in. JUL I'uii Tl, ,. i... !.. i- ' ..wininr in volveil in ooi a, M.k tII,6tMi.tJ0and w:ib ai,l l.y n party of luiHineas nii-ti for jaiptrilit for ISi ;Klit I lipase an I lfa. . Iiclis., Iiilliem. iiienrul.le ilineaws. Tiny conn,,, .icc, I wrioua inveuli tuition of the t.Mtilie. v. j- illui) Tl.ey interviewe.1 wor.n of the cure.) ui.tl trie-i it ,, on il MieriH l.y iiiUinK Ver j llin e .J,.i eant s ou U,v Ireatineiil and iwauliinj; ti.,u. TJ.fy aim, ,.,yHi. Iiiaim !u ii .uio chronic, iiicural.lfj CiistK. an I ailminiHlfr.nl it.witli 11,.. i.liveii ian. orjuouo,. ( ,, t a.ii;. r., fi-hly-Beven ni r cent of tliete:.i eawn weie either well', oi .rvresiiit la ;..raliv. There bi:ii,K Imt thiiU'eii p,'r n ut of f.ulmt-s, the attiv-1 wire H.itiBtietl ami e!o,eJ thn transa. lion. I lie iro e.'.lii,K of tlio invcbtiKiiiii," lotmiiitlee and the elinieal ri'ioitM,( ll,.. te!l rjwawere .iib-li-dnnl and will I. iaic.( tn u1i(.H. Hon. AiMrena John J. Vvi.toh Com rA.fY,) Monlgoniery H. .San Kran.l la). WE MAKE Tim Wt Counl, lU.mB,v the market, ami if YOU SEE I) A CouJ;h lle.nedy, oiir' will ,o tl'f Work. HE KNOW It fimiaiofl notJung Irjiiriona nil give aHfdy rt-liff,', DOZENS In tliineity will tctiff. Delta Drufl Store. I Main Ktrw-t, llillhliar, Orraau. J i