Hillsboro independent., June 27, 1902, Image 2

iilLLSBORO INDEPENDENT
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as ireoad-clasn unul matter.
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HlbLSBORO PUBLISHING CO.. Prop,
li. M. C, UAUb'f, Editor.
FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1902.
It now look like Congress will mo
far complete Its bualneat that an ad
journment of tho wualon can r bal
by July 4th.
The Ktmatu canal bill bus goue to
a conference committee of the two
hmiKM. The House commlttoe ac
cepts tbe Senate bill and that Is the
measure tn puss, li a u" V"
Panama route can be had it will be
taken and the Nicaragua route aban
doned. An Htiti-exPtfusiouiat nut-Keats that
wa xell tbe Philippine!) to Japan for
1150,000,000 payable on the inntall-
un-tnt ulan. Now to the inaepenu
ent it seeow that if we have a title to
tbe islands sufficient to Juntify Japan
to buy and uh to sell, we nnvo aucn
title as will jiwlify uh In keeping
tbem.
TheABloria Herald thinks that
the plurality for Chumberlalu ought
to have bif-n SM.lWO Instead ot tne
paltry 2f0. Thin because Chitmber
lain is far suerlr to Furnish,
Would it not I) well for the Herald
to wait three or four years and nee
how the governor elect demeans
himself ami how he conducts public
busliiPHH.
Tliu Dalles Mountaineer coiiHidur-)
the diflicultkM In the way of cuttiut;
a canal through the Isthmus of Pan
ama or through thu Xicaraguau
Isthmus and realUes that the project
after all is nxHtrliiicntal, wherefore it
suggests that tho dream of uniting
the oceans lie abandoned, and that
the government construct a railroad
across tho continent from New York
to Han Francisco. The rallroud is
feasible and will not cost as much as
the canal. Asa meunw of nutional
defense the railroad would Ik far
moro valuable than the canal.
The Hat salary woiioslliou Is still
troubling (lov.-cleot Chamberlain,
Ha seems to yet want the 'Impres
sion left with the people that a flat
salary law will save money for the
state. In hla own cane at least hu
duos not mean it. The ft.it salary
already provided by the constitution
la $1500. Now If the governor gels
more than that the slate will not
gave money. It Is nonsense for Mr.
Chamberlain to claim that the men
tion of f 1500 in the constitution is a
minimum limit. All tho courts
from 1800 to tho present have held
differently. If Mr. Clmnibcrlitin se
cures the pasaage of a law giving
him aflat salary of $5000, it will he
held unconstltutl onal unless It goes
to the people by the referendum,
which abrogates all constitutional
objections. Will the people vote to
pay the governor $5000?
King Edward VII of England,
whose crowning cercmeniea were to
have occurred today and tomorrow.
Juno 27 and 28, came down with an
attack of perityphlitis which Is In
lUmalion of the tisttues aurroundiug
the ciei-um. To the laity tbe ail
ment will he exact enough when it
U termed npcndieilln, though physi
cians recognize a difference. An op.
Iteration was performed on Tuesday
last by Treves, the moat celebrated
abdominal -dirgeon of the world.
The patient railed fairly well but is
not yet out of danger. Ire Is an old
man, neerly lit years, und report
proclaims that hi life has not al
ways hfcn marked with austerity.
The crowning ceremonies have been
Mstpoucd. If ordinary recovery is
made, it will be sit week or two
months before it will Ik wife lor the
king to undertake the ftiu at
tending tho pHiteiints,
Kx-v. Wood of Cuba, Mug
charged with using fjsiH) taken from
the t'libnn treasury to attempt to In
fuence public opinion in the Tinted
Stales In favor of relmting to Cuba
i he duties or part of them collected
.ill Tiignr and tobacco Imports, antaw-
rs that be um-d not $-,Sm but slno.
The Ilnsiklyji Ka;:le remark thai
-etch a frank decluratiou Mill do
more than anything cle t-i offset the
unfortunate iiupretmloii created by
tl.e published detail" of thcee Jis
lurimcntM, Hut after all dnen such
frankneNN convince that such ue of
money la propel. Aud U-oitlc- the
u-ar trust contributes large sums
for the tamo purpose. The creatiou
of a corruption fuiid !' the A uteri
can Siitfar Helloing Co. is no new
thing aud any ople who help to
Increase the si,e of the ol must
take the odium that attaches and a
prompt acknowledgement of the fact
rill not remove the fetid odor.
NO COMPROHISt.
TTrwlr Ihla head, the ArfZUS of Jlin
12. Issues an anneal to tbe faithful
to watch out or the Hills, the Whit-
neys and the Gormans will gel con.
trol of the democratic party. As
Whltcomb Riley would say, "The
irobllna will stet you If you don't
at.h nut." Tha Arena says that If
ihltf element irets control of the dem-
nranlailon. UlllllODS Of dem-
ocrats will bolt the ticket In the acxt
election. It may be so, but tha In
dependent doubts it. Of one thing
it is certain, that tne Argus win uui
be oue of tbe millions. It has no in
teutlou of bolting and will support
ihf ticket with either Hill or dor-
man on it for president, and the
"Hpiel" it makes about bolting is
Dimply a little "hot air" to fool the
populists. It wishes to make popu
Vn believe that it Is a good populist
organ and will not stand auy mon
key business, and when tne next
election comes around, it will any
that the Hill and Uoruiau inlluouce
was defeated, no difference what the
fact may lie, and appeal to the popu
UhIs to stand by the democrats tie-
cause of such defeat, ine iaci is,
umI it 1m uniiareut to everyone, that
ihn Urvan element has lost control
of the democracy, and will not have
a ghost of a show in the next nation
al conveutiou. Instate alter slate,
the democrats are adopting platforms
which utterly ignore Mr. liryan,
free silver, and his pet hobbies. The
Oregou platform ignored them ut
terly, but that didn't abate the en-
thusiasm of the Argus in tbe alight-
est degree, although it never dared
publibh the platform. It did ven
ture to publish tbe Philippine plauk,
aud called it the "true doctrine."
Mr. Chamberlain contemptuously
kicked this ulatform from under his
feet and refused to stand on it. But
the Argus ouly supported him that
much stronger. The Independent
predicts that the uext national dem
ocratic platform will refuse to In
dorse tbe Chicago or the Kansas
City platform, that It will refuse to
ludorse free silver, that it will not
denounce the spociUc contract law.
In other words; that it will not in
dorse a single one of the peculiar
isms of Mr. liryan and hisfollowiug,
that it will la- under the control of
I ho conseivative democrats, and that
thu Argus will take its medicine like
little man. It will not only eat
crow, but will swear that It la good.
MWKIHOi UtMIKKMTOOD AXEUICi.
Now that the question as to who
was our friend at the time of the war
with Spain has been thrashed out,
one might start a discusaion as to
who really thought we were going
to wlu. At tho Hotel Mandattan
yesterday V, H. Clark, of Chicago,
was telling of a trip he took through
Euro-ie in the summer of 1898, and
of what he found the sentiment on
this question to be. "Outside of
England, which we who were abroad
that year felt to bo real I v like home,
I found but onu placo where it was
thought we would win. In France
we were foolish, in Austria they had
us paying nn Indemnity to Spain,
but up In Sweden I found a young
officer in a naval station who was
confident that we would wipe the
Hpauish navy off the water. (Some
how or other be had managed to fee
something of the tuside of the Mpan
ish navy, and also of the navy of the
United States, and hence, be 4iid,
came his confidence, I remember,
too, ho remarked to me, 'If you do
whip Spain you will have to double
your navy. That's the K'iialty of
virility.' 1 lou ml many other peo
ple In Sweden who were mint friend
ly to iih; llicy all xecmed to have a
most friendly regard for I he United
States, and admiration for our towcr
and our methods of doing things."
New York Tribune.
The Pint laud Jourual, the orgau
of the denim-racy in the late election
campaign, neeum to be ill at ease lest
platform rcsolutioim may not he ob
served. Did it never occur to the
Jourual that the republican party
has a better record on that m'orc tlnin
its own organization'.' Hut here is a
little bit of information. The re
publicans propose to keep platform
pledge in their owu way and not ac
cording to the dictation of ipo.
nents.
101 Kill 01 J1L1.
lbe Southern Pacific announces
the sale of reduced rater on account
ol the Fourth of July. Them- fig
ures will be based at one ami one.
third rare for round trip, making 1
tout per mile, round trip parage to
aud from hlaliiins iu Oregon. Tick
ets will be on wile July :l and 4, and
will be g'Mtd lor return up tc mid iu
eluding the II.
Cell hraliou,, will Iw held al t h
more luiKHlant points. Local
agents will furnish all details on ap.
plication.
W. E. Cowan,
General Paaecnger
ATIESTIOI TEACHIIS.
Actaal aa4 Prespartlvt Htadtat at al
Do you expect to continue teach.
lug? Do you wish or ex reel to be a
teacher? Must you secure a certlB
cateof higher grade? I it your desire
t do better work and receive mora
pay therefor?
Would you like to inter an aca
demy, college or business college and
climb? Du you wish to get the
groatoat amount of available know
ledge for the least possible outlay?
Should you desire to do one or more
ol these thing and at the same time
save money spent for board, car and
street car fare by attending a sum
mer normal wltblu easy reach of
a bicycle, address on a postal c ird or
otherwise, P. U. box 204, Hillsboro,
Ort-gou.
Please stute the studies you wish
to carry which of the three
places, Hillsboro, Forest Grove or
Cornelius would be most convenient
for you to attend.
Hillsboro, Oregon, June 23, 1902.
. 8. T. Adams.
lll'KT IIOl'HK.
I'ltOIIATK.
Est May Mcljood deed. Final ac
couut Hied aud Monday, July 1902
set for examination.
Est Louis Borcher deed. Order
made May 12 and not entered of rec
ord will be entered now as of thai
dale.
Marriago License.
License to wed were issued June
25 to Johu M Wall 32 aud Alta L'3o
mi Lamkiu 24,aud Jan. 23 Johu M
Hrunner 31 and Agnes E Cronin 28.
Ktaud Like a Stoue Wall.
Butwccu your children and the
tortures of itching and burning cc
Kuma, scaldhead and other skin di
seases. How? why, iy using Iluck
len's Arnica Salve, earths greatest
healer, (Quickest cure for ulcers, le
ver sores, salt rheum, cuts, bruises
and bruises. Infallible for piles,
25c at Hailey's pharmacy.
The strawberry season hereabouU
is closed, but then we are consoled
with raspberries and cherries.
John U. Gault, studeut at O. A,
C, sent Friday last at home and
theu went to Morrow couuty for the
summer in the harvest fields.
An Ice cream festival held at Glen
oo last Tuesday evening for the ben
eill of the M. E. church painting
fund was well patronised. Visitors
from Hillsboro, West Union, Phil-
ios and Greenville were there. For
a tluiH it seemod probable that the
management would not be able to
handle the crowd, but by extra help
the thing was done. The net sum of
$33 was realized.
HO! FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's favorite Heaalde Resert. (
Itecogulaiug the advantages of
Ncwpoitasa summer resort over
ol her seaside resorts in the North
west, and to make it possible for all
who deaire to do so to stend their
vacation by tho ocean waves, the
Southern Pacltic Company, In con
nectioii with the Corvallis A Eastern
Hail road, will place on sale, effective
June 15, round-trip tickets from all
IHiiuls in Oregon on the Southern
Pacific to NewNrt, good for return
until October 10, at siecially reduced
rales.
For lull information pl asc in
quire of your lis-al agent.
Hound trip from Hillalmro good
until Octolatr 10, $ti.
Hound trip from HillsUiro Satur
day, gianl to return following Mon
day, 11.
Wants ! Ilrt Olh rs.
"I bad stomach trouble all my
life," says Edw. Mehler, proprietor
of the I'iiioii llottliug Works, Erie,
Pa., "aud tried all kinds of reined
ief, went to several diailors and
spent cotisiderabl money trying lo
get a inoiiieiit's icact. Finally I
read of Kodol J)ysK psln Cure aud
I have beeu taking It to my great
satisfaction. 1 never found lis
rqiial for stomach trouble aud glad
ly recumuieiid it in hope that I uisy
help other sufferers." Kodol ly
spepxia Cure cures all stomach
troubles. You don't have to diet.
KinIoI lyscpKia Curt digtls what
you est, iK'lta drug store.
rrat lii all; Mian lag.
"After using a few Untie of Kodol
iyKwia Cure my wile rctviveil
la-rfei't and is-rioanent relief from a
severe and chronic cam of nlomach
troblf." snyg J. It. Holly, rent estate
Insurance anil loan agent, of Macomb,
111. "Before using KihIoI lysppsla
Cure he could not eat an ordiuary
iumU without iuteua lutfarlnf.
Good enough
foranybody!
All. Havana Tiller
" F10P0D0PA " BaNDS en
it stmt vain as lags from
' STAR," " HORSE SHOB,"
SPCAPHBAD."" STANDARD HA vr;
"OLD FBACH & HONEY."
' SA V 1,00," "OLE VARGltrf"
W "MASTER WORKMAN" Tob,
6
Xotlce of Final Nclteiiicnt .
Notice is lmreliy Rivon tliitt J, ih- undi r
siL'iicil udiuinistrHtor nf the eslutu of
Tliuiiiaa lli-iuhor, ilec-eiuieil, huvu lilwl
my linul account us such mlmii.istrnti r in
Hie (lounty Court uf the atutt- ol' (in-gdii
I'ur WusliiiiKton tnunty. mid that hum
court bus act Aloiiiluy, .1 u y 2, 1'-', at tln
liour of HI o'clock u. in , ol miiii day ns tin
tiiiiauud the (lonnty Court room in liilih
lioro, Oregon, us tho place for hearing o -jcutioua
to Maid linul account and llm hc -tleinent
ol'autd e-tnti-,
Uuted at Hill.-boro, On-iron June i, . Hkil'.
SV. N. HARliEl 1'.
Ailuilnlstrutor ol' tlie estate of Thoiiiu."
Hritcher, deceused. il-ln
Portland Markets.
Wheat Walla Walla, nominal liiiix
Wic; bluenteiu, li"c; valley, (Hi.
rlonr nest grailcH, ja.iiOd' ,IW pi-r
barrel ; gruhuui, $2.00.
Oals Old. fl 2.rnM 40 er (filial.
Barley Feed, 12t!'22.ri; liiL-wini;.
f 211.00 jer ton,
AlillHlulU lirun, fl'ii'ili; loi.l JIiiih,
Wa,'M; ahorlM, flii" 17; ilioi, $l'.
llay Timoiliy, Uf lo; clover,
tlO.&O; Oregon wild hay, 5iii per ton.
liul'er Fancy creainery, Wl7c;
dairy, Vidi 15c store, 1:1.1 w l.")c ier punml
F-ggs Storage 12c; fresh :m 1"h:.
( iieetm Kull crfinii twins, llUc;
Young American, llllc'" I lu Ikt .iii:ih1.
Poultry :liickon, nilxf.f, fl.isjut
15,00; hen, i.l.lHlmr, ,(): dieNKud, Una
1 lo per pnund ; stirintt, PJ.Wm :!. "i0 j'cr
iloncii; diirka, $:t fur olil; if.'UWi.i 1 .011
for youuir; geese, $tl at 'l per ilnzcn ;
turkeys, live. 10m lie; dressed, I0.i
IJ',0 ier pound.
Mutton Ijiuilm, ,'1 '.Ce, cross ; dressed,
6(iid'jC per pound ; nliei'i, Krosti;
dresM.,1, He per piiiuil.
Hogs liroHg, heavy, !fii(iili.a; light;
f4.75i5; dressoil, 7i'"7'..c per pound.
Yeul Small, Sialic; larr, 7" 7 '-f
per pound.
iieef (Iriiiw lop steem, ::..rni.i l.(H);
cows and heifers, $:S.lHi(iX.'0: ilresxisl
beef, bj at Ojc per pound.
Mops 1UJ at l.i'.i- per )h i i n. I.
Wool Valley. 12 at 1IU-; Knstern
OrcHn'i) at 12:1c; inoliair, 20 at 2le per
pound.
Potatoes-1il.no Ctt $1.45 per ism k.
Onlom 2,2."icwt.
Saved Maiiy a Time.
Don't neglect coughs hikI cnliLs
even if it is spring. Much cases often
result seriously at this ncason just
because jieoplc are carclcHs. A d'we
of One Minute Cough Cure will re
move all danger. Absolutely siife,
Ada at once. Sure cure for coui'lis
cold, croup, bronchitis hih other
Ihroat and lung troubles. "I have
used )oe Minute Con ;li Cure sever
al years," nays Postmaster C. O
Dawson, Biirr, III. "It is the very
laat cough medicine on (lie iimrket.
it ban saved me nm a wvere spi'll
of sicklies and i WHroily recoin-
mend it." The children's favorite.
Delta drug store.
Mot ice to font I'licloc.
Sealed I iiln will he ru civi il at th - Ouull
tli'ourt room in llilNhom, Oref-mi, on
YVediuwIiiv, July 'J, IX1'-'. for the construe
lion ol n till at A Mcott's place on the nv
er road lo Farming-ton. Siivilications at
the I'ouiity I'lerk'n oflice.
Hy order ol the I'oinmissloiiers June 1'',
llr.. I . A. l:HH.
."Hi III ce.
llc'of' linul ScMlemciit.
N in ire la lu-rehy given Dial the nr. it r
IkiiciI ttdmiiilslriitor of I lie cstaii- of M ary
A. Ale I.e. l, ileccnueil, lias lilcil I. is i;n.il
HCeiniiit und ri iort " sueh ailiiiinislral .
i il the i ounty Court ol the com.iy ol
Wushhutoii. state of Ori'Koii, and thai
aid I nilrt has uioiuted Monday, the Jlsi
(lay ol July, H J, ut 10 o'clock n in. nl
iid iluy. lor tin-henritiK ot ohiertions to
Mid nnal aei-oiini nnd lor the seltlcuieM
ol said rstaie.
1. II. A K. II Term-tie W. M. JAi kStlN
Vtterners Adliiinisiralor it
Ihe estate of Mary
A. McLc-sl. deceas
ed." Paled thi huh day of June. M1 "'.i
tckcr'a P)pcpta Tablets arc soli
nil rswitive guarantee, l ure hrarl-ln.ri
raiiilif ul the food, distress nfler r.iuiik' o
any lorm ol lyseisia line tilth' tail
aitra linninlis relief. 2. ens ami -sicu
hit liellii DruK Store.
('re A Uld In One I'ur
Tke Liirtlive Itromo ijiuiiiii
Tabhl. All ilru'KisI n Inn I the
uiouey if It full tn cure. F W.
Uro' signature is on em h bot. '.W
sit
Am
f l'i f .11' i
OF SIX WKCKS
IN-Innin Mumlay
duel. J In oi- i't II
l:in. i'.u-'.lu -!;
W.'i:.!,iir-l"ii lriit.--.
Ji;ro SI. will ljo ron-t-
ronni'i i lite lJort
yr, -orinT I'nrk :in-l
It will !; PLii'-t!- i
'm' t.- :i!i! I' a-n--r
to M,Ji'T ,-rr:i.:. In tin
tlili. riirluT I'.-tr'.lcu!
An.
U'.t
li :il.
-lai.lia
OPhN ALL THE YEAFJ
7't rilai.'l Ili;fi!i .5 Colli Rf Is
i.n. Stiiii. rit m:iy i-t : t . r -.r
f o--i!il l'rai!'h- s if a r
'. irul rw-.-iv.- i:u!;vs!'ial ur
Th
thu time,
cuiir
Struc'.iul:.
catulucue.
;s ir-:rrtil. Cmi:
Learn whut onJ Iki
A. I1. AmiHlriinjf. I.I.. II.. Irin( lr"l
Timber l-ninl. Act Jniie:t.lH)S
M)OI('r) 1'Olt I'l ltLH ATIO.'.
I'mti i
TTI l.M Ol Kl t.
i iiiei.on City. Oh-.. M t -11. 1 '''.
N'
TOi'H'K b Ul-.lil.liV HlVJiN 11IA1
in compliance with the provixions ol
tlie a, i ol ' luiitfrcm ol" Jun :l, IsTS. entiili 1
"An act lor tin- sule ol" timber hums in the
Stan s of I aliiomia. urtion. Nevada ai.il
Wa;'liinu'IOli lerritorv, as usteudtsl lo ::ll
Ihe l'lil'lie Lund Stales tiy uet ol AiiL'iis-. 1.
Is'.rJ, John I. laser, of Olney liounty -il
I latsop, Male of ur,"(;n!l, lias
tliiK dm' Kk'il in this uilice h nwor.i mm
meiit No. .-TiVs, lor the purcha-e-ol W ' . ol
i he N V ! . S H ' , X W 1 , Sec to. S V ' ,
& W ' , nl See. .Ni. ;l in T :i X 11 li V
ami will mler prom to slum ihat the land
sought is more vultlah e 1'i.r its limlicr or
sMIie lha'i for :i:r illttiral jinrposes. ali i
to csluldist: his ei.iim lo said land helo c
the Uufri-n-r and Ki-eei er at this otlieeat
oreKon ity on 1' relay, the silt day i.t
August, l'.Mi'.'.
J lo nuioe.sas witnesses:
.hihii Uem-k, of Dlney. Oregon.
i iilius Ijarhe. it
(ieorce Voss, of Asioria, "
1 lar- h, Larsiin. et
Anv.nii ah persons eliiiinini! udver.-ly
the uiiie-ileiierile'd lauds are iciuesteil tn
lile their c uiins in this ollire on orhi-lme
saal sili duyoi' August, 1'DL'.
I'll AS. li. MOO II ICS,
Ketjister.
Siuninor 'Xonnal
Thu first lei m of the Capital'
Summer Normal openi-il May 5 in
the 1st National httuk M'lif, Sitli-in,
Ore., U continue eight weeks. Tui
tion ill for tin- term or f I per week.
The ssee.inil term opens .June HO to
conliniio lili the Aiiirust cxniiiiiei
tioti. 'i'liilion 5.
(Masses wil; !n- fortni-d in nil the
branches r ij u i r-il for statu ami
county pip.-rs. Ilcinl per week.
Tin' attend -hum- will ho lar;re.
For inforniaiinii m'lln ss,
J. J. KIIAI'S,
Snlem, Ore.
l H M I
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat
This preparation contains all cf ttie
digostant and chkcku hu kiihis ot
food. Itiiivi-s instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
tho food you w;in t. Tho iuostst-n.sitive
toiiiaclis can t:iK0 it. i y us use many
thousands ot dyspeptic liavo been
cured after everything ch:a failed. Jt
prevent.) formation of gas on the stom
ach, relieving all distress alter eating.
Liicting unnecessary. I'lwisant to talto.
It can't help
but do ynu ?;oort
fttrpi'nivby F:.C. IU'V. i n-.. '
Tfct. IdiUlm-ouuiius'.' tueenui
.Old -I.
I hnvr been tminfc rW'ARi:TnnrtM
ft mlM :tittl 1'IIi.ftivn liix;itlvt ttuy an- Kiint.iy ut
dt'rtiil. M.i liriufliU'r nutl I were IkiUhtcU witlt
lU'k Mi-marti aiui mir tr-:it li was very hnit. At we
ta!ilnf n lew ttiMi ! ('itM-nrct; wt hurt ImprnTtM
wouUtTiully. Tti- y nre :i trri ;ti lu'lp iu tho lamily. '
w ii m:i MtNA
11 .7 ttiLteuiit'tiie St..( iDciuuatt, Ohio.
Pleasant, lnlataM r-otpnt. Tatp flonrt. Do
tiutnl, Novi'f Mi-Kt'ti. WeaLeii, ur Gri, IU'. jjf. !ah
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
StrrtNi Itrarri- Cimy. hlns Sl-mtml. t TT. !l5
llfl.Tn.Rir Sclilnnrt irnnnn;n-it I'T nllilrng
JIU" I W'UHV tflbt. lo HHi: iuliutco Uabit.
Notice of I'lnnl Settleiiieiit.
NoliiH' is herchy niven that the 'lndi r
sined eveentiirs nl tlie last will and lesta
ul Jiilin Kuy, deceased, have lih-d
i their linul account as sueh i xivutors in
, the county court of Washim-hm inunty,
i li'CKiin, aiid said uccotmt w ill In- heard l-y
said court or, .Momiay. .uuy i. en.', at tin
hour of 10 o'clei k el" .'aid 'lay. ,
M miv JiM.ke.
IIRM J.'. I IV
Mxt-outri-v and executor of the t.wt v ill
and tistaiie-nl of .Inhn U.iy. eivi'a-e,i.
Kxccniclv Motice.
Xcticc is hereh) ;;iM.-1l that 1 the llll.h r
nisrued have hcen only ai'i 'inti'd execu
1 -is of Ihe entice of W 1) Sniiili. de-eas' d,
' y lie1 I'ou ity i',iurt ol '.lhiuton coui;
IV, nr-i; hi ami have diev iulilo-1 1
siieli. A 11 pt-rs. ins ii.o i-i; i-iai ins a aiu-n
sa d estate arc h rci-y noli ed to 1 .
s Ci'.e ti
I 1W nl.
1 're iron
ne -A H !
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in
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I tin
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Ni.tice il he-. ' y -iv -n Ihat Us-
i,ic 11. lined sci il r h is 1 i 1, mi 1
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oi-his 1 1 dill, an li 11 -ii i juoof
te.nl- he. i"--;-t , c erii if i .1.-
I'.il low
of hi
lei
will I
dle.-t.-i
cotti'.ly. ul llih-hiite, CI c - ik. 111 v
II h , l 'e.'. vi I 11 , e-iin ! II i". -v
I. e."i i.ir the 11 ..1 .1 , ,. s v ' , . i
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K.,i.
CANOY
f CATHARTIC i
VjgW TRADf MARK WITKPCO ftf
Do you need a tonic?
Tlitre aie feu t.Jtiii-s that .surpass; a pioinily
maile comjiind ol Hce-t, Iron aiiti Wine. Il is a
bltKid luiihler, imtricut nul nervine, tlur llcef,
lion and Wine is pri-jK-tlv ma.le t'r.iui trcsh iieef
essence, oitt.ite ol' Iron and a p.iI.ituUe wine" of
orange. The wine ot orange, sometimes called
oranife-lieart or the life of the orange, is in itself a
superb tonic anil nerve bracer. Try a bottle aud
lie cniiviuccd. ."oc aud t.ooat
(
The Hillsboro Pharmacy.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honest, intelligent iliu"j;ht or phj-Hiciaii w ill tejl yon that narcotic poisons
-iicli as oiium, lieiiliane, deiclly ni-jlitsliaile or eoc.iino and iiieicnry are and have
beuu since the Iiark A- need in all Pile Medicines, and that sueh medication
really ierieluaies Pile:.. Vents Pile cure is not h relic of the Iaik Ae, heiieu
i-ontitiiiH no narcotics or ineiciii y, ;"ill(l0 Keuaiil it" n trace ol any narcotic or mer
cury can ho foiidd in Verus. All others eouta n rctirotics or inercuiy. Ieny it if
vcm dure iiiossliacks. .50 IN-wanl if Vei ns tails to cure any case id Pile. Worst
cases cured with one lx of Verm1. Over IO.Oihi neiniaiu-nl cures in live years:
Sold in llillshoiM by Ihe Twentieth Cent ury Store;
The Hillsboro Pharmacy,
I AM 171
iiliD1
PRIWCE
2-year-old record 2:?.y
3-yenr old record 2:30. ,'l-yoar-old trial, mj'.
Will make tlie season of W2 nt the rair;ronnds, Hillsboro, Wash
ingrmi county Orrrjon, tti)n tlto following terms:
Season, with jirivileo ol rcliiru H?
liisiii-iinco $:5..l0
Lovelace i.s n dark hay, with one white hind foot, over 16
hands high, weighs 1 '!0 ponnils.
Sire IJn-otist.ara'i 1 ' nnd sire
2:t3';! and 35 other-; in the 2:.v. Full brother to Sphinx, 2:?ti' Jt sire
of S." in 2:30 and Iile trite sr'JSJ .', she of 4S in 2:50.
First dam Crcpon, dam of Lovelace 2:20, Dorscy L, 2:20' j, Betsey
Uritton 2:20; tloldiae i.S 'f ;I in-hess,2-27 1 .. ; lit illantme 2-t)i:
Chanlilly tria. 2:20''; Klondike, trial !i:iS; Grand dam of Chanty
2:i3?.i' and Cascade 2; 14 hy rrinceps.
Second dam- -Crape Lisse, da-.n of
and Bala:" '7 hv flco Wilkes.
Third dn
ol
Lovelace, as a 2-yca:-old trolled in two races, obtaining a 2-year-ohl
n-eoid of 2:20. As a three year old he was campaigned in several
states, trotted in 23 races, olitaiii'.-d I st, ;-inl or 3d money in 1 7 races,
took a record of 2:20 in a thiid heat in December; worked publicly a full
mile at Cleveland in 2:12
His hreadinir is unsurpassed. He combines the blood of Electioneer
and (lci. Wilkes the two greitest rpei-d producing straiur
iu Ihe wot hi. His dam his grand dam, the dam and
grand dam of his :,ire, and tlie dam ot his grand site, are all in the great
brood mare list. Sprite, the dam of his sire, had In e colts hy Election
eer, nnd nil are in the lir.t. Three of them having at ditl'eretit tietiods
neancii 1 ne nsr en yiniimg iiv-s at
ifhis sire, has six iu the 2:30
"-'' list.
Mares from a distance will receive? good care and pasturage at $1.50
per month.
For further particular.; see or address,
E. B. TONGUE,
.' '-'-
mi Mwl Mtlu
t S25, S30, S35,
cj Qtid SSO 5
F. R. DAI LEY.
JScxt lo Ui hrunt:'n on Main SI.
Notice ol Intention to Willi
draw liivnraiK'C by the
I liited Platen Fire
siiciiiice Com pan j". 1.
To whom it may coin ern:
In ait'i.irdanc with the requirements ot
tin- laws of the Slate of Ori iro i. n laliielu
insurance companies', notice is herehy
.1... I xit.xl s.r.il,iv l.'ir. hisiir.
nice I'onipanc, ol ev 1 or.;, .m-w 1 nrh, ,JT7-.rv- J! JVWIt-i,-lesiriiit'
lo cea-e ioin-j Imsin sfi witliiti 1 Tf" -V "; i'SjJ; rJ. IJ t
Ihe M an- 01 Ur.iron in einls lo uillnlraw I Jft J)ilXJUj!
the
lis dep'isit Willi the I re islos r -il S.11'1
Siaie nod Mill, if 110 claim iwatiu-t ant
I'oanuiny slc-ll lie lihsl uh lie- ies'ir-i.iiii-
1 on n iis'io 1 1 r Miihin neitiihs
I-oiii the s day f I'eiiiiiary. l'i J. tin
none Ih-':'.; ihe ilat of tin- erst puiilica-
tl.ill ol Ihl.s notice, w.tli.llaiV lis ilepi
I frol.i the Mate I ria-11'rr.
I N 1 II-.! 1 m". I ! l llll-".
1 1 xSt i: m i-; 1 o.m i- x r.
; ! y V W I liili rhili. IT(-i I. et.
i I1alcl.1t New Ve k, t;o. iih d iy c-f 1 1 h
ra.nv. i:1.. e'
ltni!ii-triitor'H r-. ire
Notice 1- liciil v ven ihal I. lie- under
I 'I'.e.l I, Mi- .e, I, OOIV a-. I
tr.-t-ir ..f th 1 slat 'in' I
e. .1. hy th.- Hen ' .mmy c
. slale 1 1 Ire sii;. 1-ir Wa-!i: l'. i i
, . .n il h.oe.cilv -plaliiie-l a s e
'i-oii" haviei: - hiil-t- :ii' ne '
e hcrc!. iml I l pf -1 : I I
V III) lh pliiliei-Vijlleliers ;
. ce ot V . l ar'-etl. Ill ltd '
n. Within s: i.iinilhs Pom !i
!.il
i i.i as s. v in r. ii u:
A iminisir ifnr ol Ihe e tat-- nl 1'l.nk
Whiicher ihst-ad
lut.st Juiu- U, I V.' .i
i t 01 1 p-
..Hu. 1 1
1. AM
the !;.--. I fk,
rn ".- 1
Uii li
of ICocn
Ibe Cnnqtierer,
Braid 2:io',
K inij Rene jr, 2-l7
trial
lueir age
list has
W itt-t witch, grand dam
over loo descendants in the
-illsboro, Oregon.
liKKillT'S 1IISKASK.
The liii-i-iMt nm ever p-iid for a (prr
Hei iilioii, clnneod hand-, in Sun Fran
cifco. An. :'.il, P.HH. The IriinslVr in
volved in coin ami slock rll,fttHl.Kl and
jiniil hy a early of hie inens men ior
a sK-cili- for P.ri;htH lii-eafe an I lin
lelei, hitherto inciiialde iliwases.
They eoinincriee.l ihe serious invesli
tr:ion of the -icitic Nov. lo, 1'. .
TlieV iulervii wed pcores of the cured aneS
' lr'"' OI,,, "" !,H n"r',f"' '' i"it,'n- "vm
three dozen curfc on the trealinent nnil
watching them. They alfo i;iit physi
cians to name chronic, iin ur ililp r:iH,
and ndiiiiniiitereil It. with the iilivniciari
fur jndiie 1. Vp to Alii!. Ti, eiu-lity-ceven
H-r cent of the ti s-t ea?cH Ki'ie fither well
or iroi'reins fa .-erali'.y.
Tlier" iM-ine; l-iit thirteen per cent of
failures, tho parties were ratinlied and
1 li-vd the tran.iai lion. I lie jiroi e-ilim;s
of tbe investi;:alin'-' cnnnniltee and thu
clinical renrt-of tlie test i .ipegwere iml
lisheil and 'vill lie iniiiled free on applica
tion. jt hirer Joiix J. l i i.rox t'o-u-I'a.nv,
ID Mimtj-'-iim-ry SI. San I'rainiieo,
Cal.
j5 y--.'Ny
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