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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT Enteied In the poelofflce at llil'aboro, Orr. a seeoiiil-slaas mail matter. S-ibscriptioa, ia advance, per year, $100 HII.IAUOKO PUUMSHIKU CO, trope, 1), 51. i', (iAULT, Editor. Fill DAY, JULY II, 1902. rORTLASD-UILLHBORO TROLLY CAR USE. By referent) to the advertisement at another place it In seen that the promoters of the Portland-Hilisboro electric car lino I desirous of mettf- log the citizens of Hillahrro tumor row evening at the courthouse to talk over plana fur building car barns, perhaps powerhouses, and the route through the city. No route baa yet been selected though viewer are reported in the Held a few mile eaat of town. A trolley line ia to he built into Washington coucty. The franchise through Portland haa been granted and the referring the ordinance back t) the council does not check work 'on the line. Cut to get the most benefits Hills boro must use exertion to have If cated here a division terminal. We want the powerhouse here. We want the car barns here. We want toe repair sboe here. We want the home resident of the employees to be established here. A pointed out in a previous issue employees here means an increase of five or ait hun dred poople to our population. Now we have no building to house that number, but we have vacant corners and Inside iotsand lumber for homes. Then next summer will be a busy time for mechanics. Houses will have to be built, lumber hauled from the mills, shingles shaved. Just now we cannot see where tinea of activity is to end. ' Then again there Is Immigration that will make a demand for homes. We will have to cut up our estates. More buildings will go up. Or. chards will bo planted, more poople will come and we who aro here will hejustifled lu using the money we get for the part of our estates sold, and make ourselvea more comforts ' b!e. These things depend upon our per suasiveness in showing that our own town is better than what our neigh, r.ors have to offer. TU K PREDICTION S TILL SEA SOS ABLE. The Argus Itieisla that it will not support the democratic ticket in the next presidential election If the Cleveland-Hill people control I the convention. Notwithstanding these protestations, the Independent be lieves otherwise. 1 1 reasons for be lieving si are not based upon any inability to understand a fight for ' principle, but on account of the past actions of the Arguj. It baa been talking this way for years, and when Mr. C. K. 8. Wood was uomlnaled for U. B. senator, the Argus suptor t e J him cheerfully. He is a thorough Cleveland democrat and glories in it. If the, Argus could support him for U. 8. aoustor, there is no reason why it would not support a man like him for president of the United (States. The Argus has beeu earnest in its advocacy of the Independence of the Philippine islands, and when the democratic state platform waa adopted wih a plank declaring for the independence of the islands, ' the Argus, although It was under orders from headquarters not to publish the platform and did not dart publish it in full, did break over far enough to publish the plank on the Philippine question and announced It as the tree doctrine. Mr. Chamberlain promptly kicked thla platform from under his feet and refused to stand on u- Mm me convention had no right to adopt it, that the Philippine-, wer ours, and that we were there to Btay Ao. But did (he Argus bolt Mr. Chamberlain because of this? Xot on your life. It simply shouted for him louder if possible, and the Independent believes that is what It will do the next campaign. It la ap parent to every observing man that Mr. Bryan's peculiar Ideas will no longer dominate the democratic par ty. In state after atat el he democrat- have followed the example of Orvgon and adopted platforms without any reference to. Mr. Bryan or to the inoaey question. Nearly all of the prominent democratic newspapers of me country are advocating a similar pilicy, Including such paper! as the Niw York Journal and the Indiana polls Mentinei which were strong supporter of M& Bryan in both I Mi campaigns. The ronsrvative ele cientoflhe democratic party will control the convention and name the tl.'ket, and the Argus will shout for M. Of course ueitber Mr Cleveland cor Mr. Whitney will be nominated, but Mr. Hill may be. The Argus when the lime cornea will asmirue a great show of Independence and aay If they bad nominated Cleveland, the Aruu would have bolted ina ant er, not as Cleveland 1 downed, tr e Argus will sepport the -tli-Kit. iw Independent makes this as a predic tion. If It turns out otherwise It will acknowledge Us mUtake. ' FUSION lUU5 WAK YETKIUNS. A meetiiiir of the ludian war vet erans of this eouuty waa held In the courthouse last Saturday to. deter mine what is necewsary and the best way to proceed to get their pensloii for service performed la 18M o. Notice of the meeting had not reached all. hence It was not uuuier oualv attended. The work done was appointing a committee consisting of ... Lt. W. II. II. Meyers, Henry Wed ran and Jabes Wilkes to confer with Congressman Tongue who is uow at home, aud nod out wbal blauks will be required and how to rat them aud what proof Is necessary m establish the claim. Tbiscommit tea Is to report at an adjourned meeting which is to be held Satur day. Julv 19. at the courthouse. The text of tho bill which author ires and directs the 'payment of the pension is in these word: "The provision, limitations and henefita of the act entitled ''An act grantlog pensions to survivors of the Indian wars of 1832 to 1842 Inclu sive, known as the Black Hawk war, Creek war. Cherokee disturbances and he Seminole war,' approved Julv 27. 1892. be and the nine are hereby extended from the dale of Daataee of this act to the surviving officers and enlisted men, iocludiug marines, militia and volunteers of the military and naval service of the United States who served for 30 days or more, and were honorably dis charged under the United States military, states, territorial or provis ional authorities in the Florida and (iwrgia Seminole Indian War of 1817 and 1818, the Fevre Indian War oi Illinois of 1827. the Sac and Fox In- dian War of 1831, the Sabine Indian disturbances of 1836 and 1837, the Cayuxe ludian war of 1847 and 1848, on the Pacific coast, the Florida want with the Seminole Indians from 1842 to 1818 Inclusive, the Texas and New Mexico Indian war of 1849 to 183i. tho California Indian disturbances of 1851 and 1852. the Utah Indian dis turbances of 18.-.0 to 1853 Inclusive aud the Oregon and Washington ter ritories Indian wars from 1851 to 1850 Inclusive, and also to include the surviving widows of such officers aud enlisted men, provided that such widows have not remarried; and provided, lurther, that where there is no record of enlistment or muster into the. service of the United States In auy of the wafs mentioned in this act, the record of pav by the Uultid Slates shall be accepted as full and satisfactory proof of such enlistment and service; and provided, further, that all contracts heretofore made be tween the beueficiaries under this act and pension attorneys aud claim agents are hereby declared null and void." - The freight handlers of Chicago quit work thla week with the lutent to hold up trafic. They had some assurance of spmpatby from the teamsters but at last accouutt the teamsters refused to strike. Without the aid of these it is said the freight men cannot win. It is related that one small stockholder of a railroad involved went to Chicago with his three stalwart sons aild otlered their services. The boys were accepted. There is au abundance of free labor lu tho country which can be made available if employers will give f surance that it will be protected. By protection la meant not only im munity from bodily harm but an as surance that the job will last. Reports yesterday state that the men return to work. The strike waa lost. . The fujlou party in Portland sought to defeat General Williams for mayor with votes from the Bad Lnnds of . the city. Tbey reduced the plurality but that waa all. May or Williams took office free handed. He owes the shtdy element no fa vors, and he is not extending any to them. The gamblera cauuot ask the mayor to be easy with them because of gratitude. He does not owe them any. There never has been a time when Poitland was as well officered to supproes the dissolute clasi as now and from late reports the opportuni ty Is being embraced. The differences between the Portland-Oregon City trolley car line and its employees have not yet hewn com promised. A few nights ago a sec tion of wire near Milwaukee was eut and carried away. The strikers de ny that their party la guilty. Practically "larvlair. "After using m few bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure my wile received perfect and xrniauent relief from a ever and chronic rase of stomach trot.le." says J. H. Holly, real estate Insurance and loan atrent, of Macomb, I IU "Before using Kodol ysprpsia Cure she could not eat an ordinary meal without intense suffering.' Xattr for lBiWlctle. Uer-artiueiil ut the Interior. I j4 Olttoe at Oreffori City, Oreaon. July ..- . . . , notice la nereiiniven inn imiwiu.imx i ..I... I.-. :! A ..f him lit. UaUlVU BWkllH - u. .. ... tciiliun to make Dual proof in support of I 1 .L.. .....I ..... will la Ii.uI. Disclaim, aim ma. i - - - 7 - before KKitr aud K- ivr I'. l-aiid Office at Urtnoa City. Urefou. on August jo. lao-i, via: . Devi.i 0 CutI- b s No. IU fur ths a a X eel. tlar w. . 11a names llie followm vims sea to prove hi continuous reeiilenve upon ana cultivation of said laud, vi-t Mrs. AanuM r. UHiuiei u 1 uuocr, ur-u Walter ai. U utuKUe " " Kice 1. Montaaue " ' Kouerl r. Biinpeott Of dusiuh, vrei. Cbaa H. Jboore. ' Kef alcr. Police ! rllletlsi. llepartine'it of the Interior l-aixi Offloe at Oregon City, Oregon, July Notice ia hereby iveo that the following aauieu settler has tiled notice of hie in teuliou to uiake Dual proof iu support of 111 cUitn, aud that (aid proof will be made before Register and Kceiver U. t). Laud Ottica at Uie-;oa City, omsou, on August jo, imj, vis: Welter tL Uootagus h Mo. for UllltKMi Us named the following witiiaaaea to prove hia eontinuoui reaidenoa upon and cultivation ot said land, via: Wen. Wiks of limber, Oregon OtfarObrig " R. 1. Jaont'RUe " Rout, Biuipou of Bui ton, Oregon. I has U. Uooiea. . hegiiiter. Kellee for PwhlicsUam. Department of.tha Iuterior, . Land Odat at Oregon City, Oregon, July 6. IM. Notice ia hereby a I van that the follow ing named if t tier has tiled notice ol bis in tention to make niiaJ proof in e"port o hia ciaiiu, aud that laid proof ail! be made before Heglater ai d Receiver V. 8. !aua utlice at ureaon iny, Oregon, 011 August SO, lttt. viz, alary J. Mack h a I344, for the a s i sec I tin row. He name- the following witneaes to prove bis continuoai residence upou and cultivation ot said land, via. K. I). Montague ol l auber, uiegon, Nannie P. I atimer " David C. Ourrie " " Robt. T Simpson -Button, " Chss. b. Moorea. -, RegUt-r. X at ire for Pablieatloa. Department ol the Interior, Laud Oltira at Oregon City, Oregon, Julv 5, lHtr.'. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler has'flled notice of Ins intention to raaka nnai proot in sup port of his claim, snJ that said proof will be made before Register and ke iiver U. 8. 1-aml Office at Oregon City, Oreiron. on Aiiirust 70. 1WI2. viz. Oscar tiehrig a e Nq. IMW for the lots 1 2 3 ane at, n a sac X t S n r B w. .He names the following witness to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis : Walter K. Montague o( Timber, Oregon. Win. Wilks Kice D. Montnguo " " Nannie P. Ijttiuier " " Chas. B. Moores, . KeglMter, Natlee Isr PuMleatlon. Deimttmeiit of the Iuterior, ljind Ollloe at Oregon City, Oregon, July 0, iau3. Notice Is lierebv eivuu that the fol lowing named settler bus filed notice of his intention to uiuke final yxt in sup port of Ills claim, and that said proof will I Timfle uelore Kegister ana tie-i-eiver V. H. I-aml OHlce at Oreg m Citv, Oregon, on August 20, 1!K.2, vis: Joseiiliine Gay (jotllicy h e No. I'.UW for the fractional awinecntHiirS w. lie names the following witnesses to prove 1ns continuous residence nwu and cultivation ol sanl lai !, vis: David 0. Cnrrie of Dm ton, Oregon, ltolit. T. Biuipson " Mary J. Mack of Timber, Oregou Kice l. Montague " " Chas. 11. Moorus, KcgiKtcr. Xetlce far PailllctUai. leiarinutit ol the Interior, l4inl Oltice at Oregon City, Oregou, JulyS, HHl. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make Bnal proof In sup port ol his claim, and that said proof will lie mads Dolore Keginter and Re ceiver U. 8. J .and office at Oregon City, Oregon, on August 20, 1512, vis : Nannie l Latimer h a No. 13457, lor '.be leiseetttSnrSw. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence rupon and cultivation of said land, vis: Walter K. Montague of Timber, Oregon Kice v. Montague David C. Currie Buxton, " Josephine O. Oodbey Timber, " Chas. B. Moore; Register. Acker's Djrsaeaaui Tablets are aeli on a positive euarautee. Cores heart-bun raising ol the food, diatreae after eating o. any form ot . d vetieDaia. One tittle tabtt gives ini media e relief. 26 eta, and 60 eta lbs lelta Drug Bio re. HO! FOB XKWP0BT. - Ore gea's ravarita Measlda lesart. Recognlxing the advantages of Newpoitasa summer resort over oi her seaside reaorta In the North west, and to make it possible for all who desire to do so to spend their vacation by the ocean waves, the Southern Pacific Company, In eon nection with the Oorvallis A Kaeteru Railroad, will place on aale, effective June 15, round trip tickets from all points In Oregon on the Southern Pacific to Newport, good for return uutil Octol-er 10, at stiecially reduced rales. For lull information pi ase in piire ol your (oral agent. Iwiund trip from Hillsltoro good until October 10, f. Round trip fnm Hillsboro Satur day, food to return following Mon day, 4 AO. Good enough for anybody! Lt Havana Fiuut PJ I " ' t I ' f fro " f DC A Bue A Pi Miif ti f a art mi a lt aVM wiav i-, J I r jm I . QiD'.nACH'.fSuioHer: tfSA WLOC CLB.VARCINYI Notice ol Final Kt'tteuteut. Notice li lier-liy .rlvon that I, Hi uniler iaueil adinini irator ol tin esia l 't'uuinaa llriU'liff, U-waHi!. I ,,e i.I'il my tlnul aiU'iUiii . nui h uiinii:ii"ir:iiiir in the Comity Court if tlie iWp nl Init-oi for Walniit;loii 1'oiiniy. ami that miiii court baa art Moinluy, Ju y 2s lmu, at tlm hour of 10 o'eloi-k a. m . of .-aiil 'lay n.s llir tiuis and the County Court romn in Mills boro, Oregon, as I he place for liearhiK o jections toaaul linul account ami the e -tlenient of aaiil e tati'. Dated at Hilltiboro, tlrei'O'i .lunc Z;, IWJ. w. n. li a Kit ten, Adiuiniatrator of tliu eati.te nf 'I'hoinas Hrltclier, del-caned. li-ln Portlaud MarLets. Wheat Walla Walla, nominal liiin' litijc blucHteiii, 117c; valley, iii. i'lonr heat grades, 2.ti5w.1.fiO per barrel ; graham, tL'.IHI. Oals Cil.l, ft tl -t0 )er oi-iilal. Ilarley Peed, $2"' 22..rm; hiuwin 2:i 00 per ton. , Millmulii itrini, $15("17; in!ildlin(!, $19nr;20; shorts, 111' 1 ; iliop, 1 ".. Hay Tinttiihy, 1U15; clover, tf(i. 110.50; Oreiron wild hay, $5nt'l per Inn. Uut'or Fuiicy crcameiy, li(".17'c; dairy, 12( !6c ; -tore, l.'t ', l.'x- per lumvl Kirns Stnraije 12r; freiili lll.u ;ic. Clieeae 'l-'uli iirenm twins, l:t-!c; YoiinK American, ,'lc' l ie per pound. Poultry t'liickens mixef, if4.i0ic 5.00; hens, ".00( i 6(); iliesneil, lOw lie ier (kiiidiI ; fpriiiKi, S2.00m :!.ol) per , doxen; dncka, t:t for old; s.l.nUdi 1.00 j for young; geese, $! at f!l ier dnznii ; turkeys, live. tOclle; ilnfwl, lOtTt 12 jc er pound. Alutton liniliS, a'iii-, uroHs ; dienH'il, BMO.'.jC pe Kund ; she p, f.VZ't, grosn ; ilrenKC.', 0c ier pnniiil. Hogs tiross, 'heavy, i(n(i.25; liylit, $1.75 I ); ilrcbsel, 7f" 7,'uC per pound. VealSmall,. H(!lc; larce, 7r7'.tfe' per pound. Beel tirosa top ulcers, s:!..0(n 4 Ot: eows ami lieifora, J.00f3..M; dre-'d beef, 51 at ( I c per miiiih1. Hops 101 t lo'.u per ponriil. Wool Valley, 12 at 14,e; Kanteru Oregon, 8 at 12le; mohair, 20 at 21c ier poniiil. Potatoes f 1.00 (' $1-43 per aik. Onions cu t, ' Saved Mauy a lime. Don't ueglecl coughs mid colds even il it is spring. Hutli ciim4 often result seriously at this sea-ton just because eople are canles. A dow of Ow Minute Cough Cure will re move all danger. Absolutely gnfe. Acts at once, hure cure for camikIh, cold, croup, bronehitis and oilier throat and lung trouble. "I have used One Miuuto Cnu,'h Cure sever al years," says PoMtmHHter (. O Dawson, Barr, III. "It is the very beat rough mialicine on the market. It has saved 1110 tunny a sevt rn Rpell of sielcneMS and I warmly reenm. mend it." The cliililren'i f.iwuiii'. Delta drug etore. HOWS THIS? We Olfer-liie Hundred Hollar Krward for any case of Catarrh that cannot ho cured bv Hall's Cafairh One V i. CHIC K.N ICY AMI, Crop-., Toledo, O W tie ilinler-ii; ieil ksve . nun n V. J. Cheeney lor the Inurt I 'i yearn, and Lrlii've him perfectly honoralde in all lursini'si transactions and liiinncially aide to carry out any obligation niade by their linn. WKSt A ThA IIX, Mholuaale irni;isl-, Toledo. Ohio. WAL01.NU, KIN'S AS MAI1VIX, ll ho eeale Itu,'Kiils, 'l otrdn, l. Ha I Catarrh Cure i taken inlcrnally. acting direrlly upon the IiIinhI and iiiMi'iiiib aarfacea of the lyMem. t'rice 7.'.c per bni tie. BulJ by all i)no;(ri-t". 'iestiinoiiiala free, Hall's r mil I'i Is are the hrit. Xtlr mf Kin a I Metllemrnt, No ice is hereby priven that the nmler ieliMl aalniiiiilrator of the extale of Mary A. Mel, d, derenseil, Im- Died hi tinal account ami n-pnrt aa uncli mlmini- ratur in the I ounty Court 01 the roiinly nl WasbiniWn, elate nf llrrnn, ami I h it aia Court bat apptnnleil Monday, the .'l-l lay oT July, i: 2, at 10 o'clock a in. ol aid day, for the hearing ol ohjrclinTi- lo aaitl tlnal account and for tin! mil lenient of aaid eelaie, T. U. B. Tonpne W. M. JACKSOX Attorneys. Adtnini rainr of lhee-l.ij of Mary A. Mi'IaoiI, divens cd. Pated ttiii HHb day of June, 1:kZ 9 f A kwm- Km Wmk OF ?1X EEICS y, Juno 30, w!il b ron ihsr rooms of the t'ort kir', coiner l'ttrk an J dUvfv.i !n orv. ct J.m. Uii.-n.:. ' '' m.i.o.i! ut t .f'ifie.l to tiach' ri to L tr Ht - litm. Kjri.VT .rl-culara on uMilic.it.n. Oi t. ALL THE YEAR I.ai.ni Co lit e Is op' n . , 1 tit m:iy fiitT :tt n; (l liMitjfhi s nr a t ;t ,i' 1,1 ltuU i'tu-'il ( r itt Itiff. tvr ? e ur 'si, iru.- t. ii. l : ''irtu. i . t A. !'e tiii(rliu Tiiibrl-aud.Art Juiie:t.l7- MMIICi: MJK ri'HI-K'ATIOX. I'm ' ri m o i AM' Hi H a. i. i..i I'itv. da... Ma Vi-'. N'riiM-; 1 IlKl.KHi 1.1VKN tit V I H: I . ililtO Kll till' loVi-ioll! l I In- ai t u! I'unni-' ut I line :i, WH. eiaiiii I 'A n ui'l i r tii.i n lo i'f iiinli.-r liuiiix mile St ,1, vl i i 1 1 rv rma nrrKOii. .NeViel: an I W.nliint ten I "tiiinr," an oHi-mli-il In ail tin I'llWiu I Jl il ?UU by C-lii l.j-li.- t l, lf!.', J.ihii i.la iT, ol tilniy. t:i.unli l l !.il.-iii, .-t:iln uf l.KHiHl, lin" 1 1. tM .l,- lil-il in lliif t'lllie li n cwov I Ml II -nicnl f." :'ih, Lu- lln- iiin li:i-' ul '' .i l i In' VN 'i,Sl ' i S W Jmv 1". H V v; I .-XT. (. 3 in 1 N It W iiul Mill i flrr r luwhf'W liiut lie luli.l -ouh L. mo,-' i.tlinili v lir ili lunWr or t in- tiinn t'r a.nii iiliniul ji'ii nr,. an 1 Mi I'vi ilili'i i hi i-l:iini l' t-.1'il taltil li'ln o il.i' Ki " It r m il ll'imnrnl Hits i.thioiit ''I'i'hoii I ity mi Kriil:v, ilii 'Hi 'In V 'l .tni;n t. !!-'. He iiaiiu k ii- iliiMii: Joi n I'ein k, i.f ( Inry, 11hkiii, lllhli- tt I .. .. li.iMy: ! nl Astoria, . " t :- V. t.-M.ill, of ' V Alivimi ai, )ifis(iii). rliiiiui'.i;- tl.lvi'rsiy I lie iil'iniilii.-ri ilietl lamtn au icii'-ii''i lo l''c ;li' ,r e :r!in in iln uuir-i- mi nr 1.1'l.iri .liil Mi'i ilavul AmriiM, l! ''. - t. ii am. ji. mi our. "li'i'i.ilir. Smiuijor Konnal -" J i . . flrt li'iin of the t'lipltii! Hiitii iir N'ornml rippned May h In il'i' Imw N'.it. iiial b:uik bldsr, ShIoiii, ( l'-i'.( la cm tiiiiiii cii;!it weeks. Tm li' 11 tii fur he teriir or $1 per week, ' The snood term opent June !!0 to continue till the AiU'iist examina tion. Tuition ". Cls-"i will Im (unne I in nil the hrani'hi's rnmri'il tin 'late and county pspr-r. Il'iard 1- per wii k, Tie atieiidano- will he larc. , Viir Information mMress, V J. J. KltAI'S, Salem, t)ro. Dyspepsia Cure Digests vvliat you cat. This preparation contains all cf the digestants and dlk'td al! kind ot fotxl. ltgl ves instant relief and iieer fails to cure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. The mostsensitiva toniaclw can take it. I?y its use many thousands of dspepties have been Cured after every thinu else failed.- It prevents fm -nation of tins on the stom ach, relieving all distress after eating. Dieting unnecessary. Pleasanto taka, It can't hel- but ilo you soon Vmred .mlybf E.r. Pt:Virr ..-''a, .'r.l-HS tfcell. UH.-.buMiWlasVi tiim8ii tw BEST FOR Til BOWELS If won hmreu t a n tfnlrtr, lictithy tno-rrmHt of Ihfl t.iw.-l vrvry day. y .N i. III or will In-. Ki'fp yotil b.wetn(iii'1ti. uni ho well. I iivf, tti the fTiior vlo rttt iihv;-ic'r I'll I l-i"H. I l;iiitffftii. 'I i,. Fii-ooth-it,fn.'i.-t, trn.4"'ifM'twny ol tt-uiUK Uie bow. It e-nt, fn.-n-t, wont f l l' w cl4r aMid clean U la tliM CANDY CATHARTIC EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY riraj-Kinf, ralntiil.l-', !'itent. T.ist- fiool, Prtnev KcnT Ktckt-n, WniLen, or llrlpe, 10, l': olt.l M rt-ntt tH'T Write lor f autitiilf, ttttJ buuklvt r bi-alfli. AiMjtsi :fl r.Mi.Mii itmii'T cwrJ(T, rnirt iff tohi. KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN F.xeentrlx otice. Xulirc is liereliy itiven Hint 1 Hie tin.trr "ijrne'l have Iwii iluly iii "inti-il ei'i ii Irix ir tlic HKlnle of W K tSiiiilli.-deceii-e.l, ',jf tin1 loii'ity I'oiirl til Wnfliinnliiii rmin ty, Un-?oii, iiml li iv" duly iii:ililif I at iiipli. A II iersinn li:ivin! 1 1 uiim niMinst, saul e.tnte :inf hfri'liy notilif'l lo uri-iil saint! lo mi" ttlHi proix'r vmiclier- ul the I ia ullice of W N f'.arrclt in Ilill. lHirn "ri'tri'ii. w it li ut x ni'inlliH frimi tlie ilali lieri'iif. Diili'il Juno li. l:ni. 11 MIS' I MITII, KtiTillriv of III 1 Mate of V . V.. Hniilh, ilifi'n.-ieil. Notice Ft' riililicnlioii. I)ci .rtiiipnt of tli I iiIim lor l,:nnl tlflii-e .it tiri'nm fit r. Orrtrun, . .June -H. I!lir. Nulii-ii liwri'l'V riven Hint tin folli'W int; n.itni'il M'lili r li:iii tii'-il notii 0 iif hi.-i inlr nl inn to iniki' lin:il pro"f 111 Miptvtrt 0 1 In- rl:i:n, till I tint Haiti prunl Kilt In mini In li.ii' ennui y elrra i f iirliiin-ton roiinly.iil Hill-horn, inrfiiii. i n .Mn' t II h, I -ii ., vi -. lni:iniio K II inrs, li c I 1,1 fur lli nl, nl of n'4 of mi, fii' 1 1 t .1 11 r .", w. 1 U' iiiiini's lli f'tlloviin a iliii'.-M'H t.i i.n,i 1' liiM-iiiitiMiiiiii ri iilrnii' i'4i'i nii'l nil u ':ii 1011 o- latil l-inil. i : ifftrjii' Ku nr. ul liuxt'-ii liri'iron !:i llnri'lniliT, nf I nnlicr, " iiiln-w kolni-.nl lluvinn " l:iTi. V. k iilin, nl ' " ' H 11 I'h.T-. 1!. ViK'r-i, . Ki'.rtrr. t'nre A ( lil In One Par Take Laxslive I'.rotno tj'tinine TaiiN t. Ad ftrtijrtrT-iTs r Innd Hip money if it fxih t" rut': K. W. (IroveV tmliire i- on e ieh box l!"c B-an a. Ira Hir.d v n ii.i-e i alcana rkosT nn rt I a Do you- need a tonic? There ate few tonics Unit MUpiir-s a jiiojftly in iilo (iiiniunni'l of lk-vt. Iron :m.l Wine. It is a lilmiil l)iiilil-r, liutiiitit aii'l m iviiie. Our IVef, t ,j lion and me is -s-.etn"e, ill rate of lion and :t ivil.it.ililc vine or urauge. The wine t orange, sotiiLttius cat led otaiie-hcart or tile lite of the orange, ii in itsr ll a . faicrb bwic and nerve bracer. Try a buttle and le convinced, ."u-c and $ I .oo at Tho Hillsboro Pharmncy. DEADLY NARCOTICS Any honest, iiiiulliu'i'nt ilini''-it or siliyHici.m a ill h l rim lint iilri.iii, 'i " n noli as uiiinii, lii'iiliuw, ,lnllv nilit-lKldi' it riv:iiuu and liii'irnrv uit- an I h f U en Hiuce Hie liark'A eiiiilin all I'iIi- Mttilii-iin". ami I lint muIi innlii allim tenliy pi-rpetHiitea l'ile. Writ- Pile run- is nul ari lii- ut tin- Daik Aires, In i i k i nittaiiiH mi nari'titirn nr liieiriirv, iliiOml I.Vwari! if a Irate oi any uaicnlir or nn-r-I'nry itiii In. I.uitlil in 'im li. All ntlii'i'M ir,la' n nairnln-H iir iiiiTi hi v. IViiv it il iii ilaie im.K 'liavUh, ii Hi'UuhI if Ymix I '-iili In -n r," ai.y i asc n( j'iii'-. rt aH'8 uivil wild niio liux n( Wri.li. I'ver IO.ll Ml pfi l:i in-i,t cnrci ill live ytaru: NJil hi Hill Kiro liy lin T I'nlii'th t'ciitnry Mm : , Tho Hillsboro Pharmacy, PRINCE 2-yea'r-olil record 2:2') 3-year old record 2:20. 3-yrnr-oM trial, ; u'f Will make; the -.season of l(i02 at the Irairt',rouii(ls, Hillsboro, Wash ington county Oregon, tijion the followiti"; terms: Si'itsoii, with privilege of reium $'25.(10 1 11 sum nee $35.00 Lovelace i: a dark bay, with one white hiiul loot, over 10 hands high, weighs 1 300 pounds. Sire- Iif-otist,2:22. ami sire of' Kgoen 2 (iii1,, ' tlic Coinjiii-tfr, 2:12 f4 ami .s otheis in the 2:,v. Full brotlicr to .Stinx, 2 -.' 1 , sire of K.r in 2:-,o and Juertiite 2:28, irc of 4S in 2:30. . first dam Crf-pon, dam of Lovelace 2-:2o, Dor.-cy I,, 2:2i)); l!itcy Hritton 2:20?$; (lii!.-ie i?:i8.! ;I)ttdtess;2:27'i ; '.ntillantttte sf.'gli: Cltantilly tria. 2:29; Klondike, trial 2:jS; Cratnl dam of Chanty 2:,.'f a,1f' Cascade 2:14 '( by rriuctps. fecond dam Crape Li ;sc, dam of llraid 2. to,(, King Rene jr, 217 and Halzarir" ty by Coo Wilkes, ' ' - .Third dam 1... 11 1 nf Tarlton, 2:,i, trial 3:21. ' ... - t - Lovelace, as a 2-year-old trotted in two races, obtaining a 2 year-old ree-u-il of a:2y?4. As a throe year old he was campaigned in several states, trotted in 23 races, obtained 1st, 2nd or 3d money in 17 races, took a record of 2:20 in a third heat iu December; worked publicly a full mile at Cleveland in 2:1-24. His breading is unsurpassed. He combines the blood'nf Kleottoneer and Geo.. Wilkes, the two grcrlest .speed producing' strain in the world. His dam, his grand ilain, the dam and grand dam of his sire, and the dam ol his grand sire, are all in the great brood mare liat., sprite, the dam of his sire, ha i Ave colts by F.lcctioit eer, and all are in the list. Three of them having at different periods headed the list of winning sires at their age. Watcrwitch, grand dam of his sire, has six in the 2:30 list has over -501s descendants in the 2:.Vlist, . ' Mares from a distance will receive gfiod care and pasturage at $1.50 per month. For further particulars see 'or address, R B. A n S25. S30. S35. j S40 and SOOj J V. R. DAI LEY. t t Next to Wehrnng's on Alain 81. -a-a-va--i-v-a-a--a.-e, N(iee ot 1 11 tent ion to Willi ilrntr In-niruneo by the I ititetl Slalra Hre I it Miirnnci t'ompnuy. To uliuin it niny i-otn ern; In nrriiril.inre witli tlie ri'iiiireiiient.- ol tin- Inw- nf ll'i'Sliiti' of tlrenM, ri'hitiw to iiiNiinuu'e rompanics, tii.luo 1 lnvi'liy Kneu tlmt tlie I'nitiil KiiiIph t ire limur um i i:nii,iiiny, n New ork. New nrk, li sirini; In ri-iv 1I111111; lui-in ,1 williiii tin; ft:ili" ill tliiKiin. 111 iniiln 1,1 wilt,,linw ii Mi pusit -.iih ilm in i-iurr of Hniil Mute unil will. If no rhimi mviinst -anl ( ninp:iny rli.ll U' n In I nl, il,r n.s,lr. .tnir ('iiniii.ihMion r Tiiiliin p mm.ih from lln -Jlst ily of f I I ! ii;i I y , l'l 2, I Iir -tinir lieint; llir ilnln nf IIm- Iii .t pun, ice (t in nf lliiit nntii'i', ilh.li:iw itH il.-piiu Iroin tlif Mali- 'I reii; nrpr. I'N i I H KICK I .sri: M'K i !. l y W. W. I ml. Thill. I'ri-si.li iil. Hiile.l nl Ni'W Vnrk.tius ,lli ii:iy nf I el,, rimy, 1 mJ. 40 .Vd mill itratr'M .t ir . Noliie i IiitcIi) p'vpii that I, Mm- iiihI.t Hi'iiiiiil. haip l'i'ii ilnlv ;i tni il ailnnii iMrSli.r ! th c-lalp.nt I'liok WI111. Iht, iIu'pi- il. hv tin' linn. 1 ..ui.lv I'iiiiii l j Ilii'Pt.llP 0 OrPL'ill. fur Vlliin'. . n.nn. j I v. ami h hi- ilnly iiialilil a m ii ,ll pi i M,n 1 navini' i l'iini-iiallml .n. i vtaii-an- In n liy tiutilie.l ., pnvvnl tin- nai.ip 11, inp, ttitli the pr.pi rvoiirlmrB. at I hi' h i.l iv of t . . H.irnll, in llllt!-rn drp ""ii. within K'X nmi.lli" Iniin Hip ilaip lipri-nl, h.iah h. v iiiT' HF.n. A.liiMniHlriliirnf the cMati- nl I'lark V hitrhi-r. ilppPn-eii. Iapt June li, I my, j-i) i mm mm mvym pmjierlv tn nli.' Iiom lu-.li. l-et TONGUE, :isboro, Oregon. I.KKillT'S I) IS!' ASF. The liirsoHl innipvi r p.iid fur a ire S'fiplion, changed luiinU in fan Kuin cicio, Ah. .Id, lmn. The Iransfi-r in-volvi-d in l oin nnd s(:i k 1(1 1.MKi.Oil Hn,t was i.iil dy n jmrty of luisinps-i men lor ;a-.erilie for I'.ri.'lit a 0iic.se an I I'ia I ticlci, lillliiMiD ini iir.ililii diwases. j Tbry iiiiiiini'nce.1 l!ie Rprimm ineti jiratimi of lli f.w iii.i Nov. I,"i, pMi.i. j They iiili'rvieweil mi-rt-i of Hie oun-il and j Irieii it out 011 i a inerilii by imltiug ovrr tliri-o dozen c:;ii'i on t,e Iri' ilintiil 11 in I j wati liiiijr I hem. Tliey also got phyiii ,eiana lo name elirnnie, inonrnlile ihimh, nnil nilmintirli'rpil it Willi llip .liv-ii iaii fur jmlueH. I 4. to Ann. &, eiflily-seren Ier cent of the . ! ranes were eitlipr pI1 or istoeresinK f irnruMy. Tlifrflieiii) lint tliiitivn per cent of failures, tho. pailiin vtyre -iliniind and clo-p.l tin. trans.U'limi. I lie i,r.pp,liii!. of the inve.-.li;ialin(? t nminittpe nnd the eliuli'al ropiirlMit tli- fi-st r i-eHWi-re pub lislinl and will he inaili,l frp i, applica tion. Aililh'- Jniix J. Pi t TOM t!ov ianv, 10 MimlRimipry ft. yau Kranti'Mi. , Cal. Air mm mm -I'ir' ftante f i! Iti Hw Hwirt BimTt