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HILLSBOKO IXDEPEXDEM tntcud lit tli xMtfllloc el Ilil'ahoro, Ore. as second-class mull matter. Subscription, ill advance, pr year, 1 1.C0 Jlli.I.SUOliO Pl'lil.ISillNO CO., Props, N.-M.C.UAbLT. Kditor. Fill DAY, OCTOBEK 24 1U02. IT IS FAIR TO MIXK. The coal strike in Pennsylvania which lasted for over live mouths has Leeo declared off. The miiiera by resolution adopted according to I bo provisions of their laws agreed to go to work yesterday while nil their tirievancea eoea to the arbitration committee appointed by the .reNl (it'ii I. The committee I called to in. t-t toduv for organization. It is believed that Its findings van be made un within a month. The vote that adopted the resolution was una nimous after a "discussion lifting nearly two hour. All the men were willing to go to work. The hesitancy waa caused by the underbtood detei wination it the oierators to retain all non union men who have worked during the strike. Tho strikers want these men discharged. I'res. Mitchell plainly stated that this could not lie but that all the union irleu can have their old J bs unless tiny have been taken during the strike by free labor, With tbl understanding made tdear, the vote to go to work was taken J tut here is a panicle of the old trou ble remaining. The free laborers will have to go, probably not in a body, but they will be so harassed that they will quit. Against this personal malevolence there la no protection that employers can use. The Uood I loads Inquiries Com missioners at the Portland Conven lion elated that by water transporta tlon it costs one tenth of a cent carry one Ion of merchandise one mile. The railroads cau do the same work for a half cent. On a well im proved road it costs eight cents, while on an ordinary unimproved road the rofct is twenty five cents. 'There are doubtless some conditions besides water, rail and road (hat a ill change these prices, but accepting them as aproxiiuattly true, it would seem that good policy would dictate an immediate improvement of the conn try highway. A further examine tion of the, figures indicate what roads should be Improved. If the railroads can carry our produce for a half cent per mile per ton and It costs 8 (tills by wagon, then the railroad fhould be reached as soon as possible, If It is 10 miles to Portland by wagr.n road and only 3 miles to a railroad station, the loud should he carried to the station. The saving would be 9G cents per ton providing the roads were perfectly Improved. This policy would dictate that cross roads or roads leadiifg to railroad stations should first be improved. Thus all county roads leading to lllllsboro, Cornelius and Forest (J rove should he made ''good" before a road lead lug to Portland parallel with the railroad. The good mads conven tion did not get so far as this, lt-t week, but it Is a corollary. Before building a good road to Portland, the roads leading to the railroad sta tions dliould receive attention not for profit to the railroad company, but f;ir the farmers;, though incidentally there would be profit to the railroad. A. local self organised body iu Portland that has assumed the name of the "Taxpayers League" decides In ask Oov. (Jeer to rail an extra ses sion of the legislature. The I.nhk r k.n i) k.n t Hopes mat tiie governor will do nothing of the kind. Now when we need every dollar we can spare to put into the advexlisiug fund, it Is not good business to spenc f 40.000 for an extra sesaiou.' Let no man l deceived with thecatch word ''flat salaries." The governor will nut by the proxwed flat salary get hs money, but the same or more by uslng another spoou for dipping out of the general fund. The secretary of statu will by the proposed change get more in ney out of the state treasury. Now he gets $1500. What ever emolument ho gets more comes from outside sources. The taxpayers do not have to contribute it. What tlio state printer gets he works for. I If it is proper to pay him less, then have less work done, l et this Tax pavers League by this proposed extra Hession would, have more work done. None of these s3ople who have been fortnio-tiu asking for an extra ses sion have proposed any plan for sav ing money except in the matter of 'flit salaries," and with pTesent fig. urea it is not shown that any ssviug will be made. It has beeu said that labor has as much right to organise as capital. That may be true, but capital has no right to combine for monopolistic purposes. No one has yet conceded that unless it be capital Itself. Capi tal combined or organized for pur poses of monopoly is that bated trust. 1 Tho' initiative and referendum amendment to the s'ate constitution appears lo'have been loaded, and the public men of the state begin lo lieei tate about meddliug with the ptttky thing. The American peoplo from the begiuniug have been vain (if their constitutions and have clung to them as tho English hold to Magna Char ta, but this new iuituttve and refer endum Bttms to have abrogated tho constitution of Oregon. W ben la w has beeu adopted by the 'refereuduin ltUlaw:no eon.-titution can say "jo". It is stated that the system cannot be trusted to control souie items of legislation in tiwitzerlaud, its home. One of these is appropria tion bills. It mav be that the Lewis and Clark Exposition managers will have to ask that its state aid be put in the guueial appropriation bill so that the necessities of the state ad-uiinl.-traliou will carry it past the referendum. King Oscar of Sweden nnfl Norway has decided agaiust the United Hlates and Great liritaiu and in favor of Germany tho matter that was refer red to him fur arbitration. It will be remembered that the three govern ments held tho Uauioau Islands by joint occupuuey a few years ago, though the government was ostensi bly administered by uutive rulers. One of the native chiefs, a et of the Utriuaus arose iu rubclliou agsiiusl the ruling chief. Tho United Slates and Great liritaiu lauded bluejackets aud compelled peace. The action re sulted in the death of four Americans aud three Euglihmeu, Home dam ago was done iu the fight aud claims against the United Stales and Eng laud were presented and when they could not agree on a mode of settle ment the matter was referred to King Oscar as arbitrator. The findings sticks the Anglo. Sax ons. Our government will pay the money without squealing, but will repudiate the finding that tlieAuieri cans aud British were liable. The fact is both governments have found it necessary to land forces ou the ter ritory of treaty powers lo maintain rights, aud they will not deny J hen.. selves that privilege. We have been lauding bluejackets very recently on the isthmus of Panama to iusure peace and to keep the railroad open for traffic and our government pro. perly Insists upon its right to do so. The mistake we made, wasiu sub. mitting the Samoan question lo ar bitration. A London news paragraph state? that the Pope of Home hopes that tho United States will send lo thi Vatician an Ambassador. Slice the Valician is not a political power but a religious centc r, the indepexdknt holies no such thing will be done. Sending an envoy to lt)tue would be like recognizing the union of church and state. To propose that the Wash lugton government should send a di plomatic agent to the National Conn, ci1 of the Congregational churches, or to the general conference ol the M. E. Church would be absurd. Or to send a like officer (o the Court of tho Archbishop of Canterbury, Eng. land. Some months ago the United States concluded a treaty with Den mark which for a consideration trans ferred the Dauish West Indies to our government. Tho treaty came up for approval iu tho legislature of Deumark this week aud was defeated, so the trade is off. We do not care much, only we do not want the is lands to lie sold to some one else. They can useful lo us only when (he isthmian canal is dug and per haps by that time Denmark will weary of paying tho exenscs of governing the dots in ihe ocean, when we may get them. The Argms in positive terms refus es to support Coh r the democratic nominee for governor of New York and bopislosee the tickit beattu. The defeat of Mr. Coler cannot be by a li.o great majority totuit Ihe IXDKPBXDENT, UrslllHCUU.se (lov .Oil ell, his opponent, bas,made a fineex ecu live and second because be is are- publican. All the same if wagers were lo be laid, welwould bet that idler is not beaten by liHlf Ihe major ity that Billy Bryan was. it IsreporttHl that this ditty Is a printed sticker that Is posted in the New York ttreet can: "Why should this man Coler live to Vex us. Therefore let us hit 1dm in the solar Plexus." The bon mot is suggested for Ihe head of the editorial column of those democratic pniers ihst hope and work for the defeat of Ihe New York democratic candidate. "let the stale erect a stile build, ing at St. Louis" says Mrs. Montgo mery a rpprtsentttive on Ihe Board of Lady managers at N. I mis fair. IVk-8 this expense come out of the wanted f00,000 for Hie Iwis A Clarke Exposition, or in addition to that sum? There seems to be a disposition on the part of the Management of the Lewis A Clark Exposition in Pott, land to force au extra seion of the legislature. In this they are making a bad blunder. When the exposition people force the expenditure of thirty five lo forty thousand dollars, added ta a big appropriation for a state building iu Ht. L iuisan exhibit iu Japan nod for its own fair in 1905, the Lewis A. Clark will become very unpopular. The director ought not handicap their prcject thai way. Complications ro-e , yesterday when the miners reported for work which may nullify all negotiations that have been commenced. The uiiucrs refuse to work in some In stances because tree laborers are n( t arbitrarily discharged. t'duur noise. COUNTV COUKT LAW. J P Tauieisle v Jennie Annans, acliou for money, Judgment for pin by default. II Wehrung & Sons v Ellesbelh and Wui E Moore. Action for money. Judgment for p!rT by de fault. CoMMlKSloNKHS COITKT. Mortgage tuxes. Au order having baeu uiado at the KeptemlxT term of tho commissioners court that upon mo payment or one imir oi mortgage tax on or before Nov. 1st, Ihe other half will be) remitted, It is further or dered that the limi be extended to January, 1st, 1903. Poor farm. The contract for keep, ing the county's indigent eitiz'us was awarded Id A J lloy who agrees to keep the inmates of the poor farm furnish medical attendance e c for (9.00 per month each, and pay Ihe county 2".0 per year for rent of farm Improving Canytm road. Com msssioiier Ilutuer instructed to buy ten Teet of land to Improve Canyon road. I'HOUATK Ed W W Oelger, feeble mind; in ven lory hied. Value of property listed I13G9.SI, Est Anna L Watrous, deed; estate admitted to probate, Fred A Wat rous appointed administrator. Bond 12000. Est Ei.oeh Jones, insani; peti tlon filed asking for a guardian. Ci tatiun to parties In Interest wiii issue returnable Monday November 10 Est W L Curtis, feeble mind; in ventory of propery filed. Value 13154.50. Est Martha Spencer, deed; final ac count filed and Monday Nov 24 eel for examination. tot Mary Schernchel, deed; will proved In court and estate admitted to probate. Vendel H.'berschel ap pointed executor. Bond filed In tie sum or fouoo. Appraisers II T Bagley, L A Long and J W Sewell. makiuagelicen.sk. License lo wed was Issued Oct. 21, to Frederick E Hyd 23, and Viola E Bryon 23; D Porter Trenholm to Ada Q Quick 22 Oct 23, Orn Hau- nms 29 and L. ttie Saiu 19. Andrew Oraydou of the Portland- llilllsiro electric motor rail-road was In to u yesterday. lie expects to Start east on next Tuesday and will be away a month, isisslbly six weeks, Fortune Favors a Texan. "Having distressing pains' in the head, back and stomach, and lieing without appetite, I began lo use Dr. Khig's New Life Pills." writes W. P. Whitehead, of Kennedale, Tex "and soon felt like a new man." In fallible in stomach and liver, trou bles. Only 25 cents at Balled' Pliar macy. Baanttw ine king log Haw iwm BdUtK fifutue Acker's lrspepla Tablets are soli, on a positive iruuruntoe. Curea beart-bun railing ot the food, diKtrcaa after eating o. any lorni ot dyaprpnia. One little tatili Kivps linniedia's relief. 26 eta, and bo cm 1 he Delta ilruji Store. Cure A lehl in One liar lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ail druggists refund Ihe money If it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature Is on each box. 25c The c iiiiuoii sense rem edy to tife is one that re moves the ninse nnd rerrin's 1'ill t-is-itie ili this. .lust Inko it that's sll One Untie irives relief, Loll. All drnggisig. Send o Dr. I'ernn. Helena,. .Mont , lor Hs.klet. . XetlceefriaalSeltleaieat. Hutice it hereby given thai the under fcijjued has tiled her filial account a ad ministratrix of the estate of CF vV.Me.k-t-T, deceived, in the county court of IDs mate of Oregon, for Waaliin'tun rouuty, and that wiii cuurt Jim appoint-. Mun dy, Out li nb day ol November, lni, at 10 o'clock in th' forenoon a tho time (or hearing objection to Mich final aecouul and for the settlement thereof. Anna K. Waldecker, Administratrix of the estate of 0. K. Waldocker, deceased. IN THE CIRCUIT 1 Btute ol L.CO Frirda, Cd. "m' 1 iffi?"'7, vinvvil w m V a - mirton ( I'Uiiuitt, Vitlial C. Lyon, and A. E. Morria, f Ilelendalits. I To Michael C. Lyon, the above named ueivuuani. In the Name of the Stute of Or. iruii: you are bereby uotuied tUat Leo Fnede, the plaiutitt above named, baa coiunienoed auit aifuinut you and one A. K. Morria in the Circuit Court of tile Stale ot Oregon or m UKUiiiKton i ounty, Tor the purooae of recovering from you, tbaaaid Michael C I.jron, a judgment- or ihe aunt ol lUil.K4 un intereat thereon from tbe IStli day of t ebruary, I'Mi, at tbe rale of sia-nt per cent per annum, and tbe furtber auni of fiuu aa a reasonable attorney'a tee in tbia suit, and coala and dialiureeiuenta; and foi tbe pur pose also uf foretl sing a certain mortgaKe upon certain proper! situuted in ;Wah iliKton Count,- Mate uf Oregon, described aa ma east liulf ot li.o norllieast qu rter. tbe east liaif of tbe aouthei I luatter of section twenty-seven ('JT), the nort neu t quarter or tbe northeast quarter of section thirty-lour (HI), the north halt or tbe uortbweht quarter of section tliirty-livo (Sj), the northwest 'liiart. r of I lie northeast quarter of section thirty-live (35). ail in townahiD two (L'l north raiifre two (2) west of tbe Willamette Jleridian, wbicli inortgaKV beara date tbe UMli day of July. t-c7, and waa executed by you, the a: id Michael t . Lyon, iu favor ol tbe said Leo rriede to secure payment Ol a note dated J ul v a). IS. 7. for thu sum offUUOOt), bearing interest at tbe rate of eipiii per ceui, perannuiu iroin uale until paid, and to secure tbe payment also of a reusoimble attorney'a fee ill this auit brought for the purpose of collecting aaid note and lor the purpoe - of foreclosing said mortage; aud you are hereby required to appear and auswer tbe complaint tiled in said suit on or before the 7th day of Nov ember, 1j2, which said last mentioned date is tbe last day of tbe time prescribed in the order for publication of sumuiona. You are further not i lied tlist the dale of the Urst publication of this summons pre scribed iu the order lor pub icution ii the ttith duy of September, !;.'; that the time prescribed ill the order for publication oi this summons ia ix (G) weeks, and that such time ben ins to run fiom the date ol the lirst publication; and you are further uotilied that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint tiled herein, ou or be: ore the 7th day of November, the lust day of the time prescribed in the ord r for publieilion, the pluiutitl', Leo Friede, will apply to Ihe Court for the relief pray ed for in tiie coin plaint, that ia to say : for a judgment against you for tbe sum of $4iiAI,st with interest from Ihe ISthday uf February, 1MU2, at the rate of eight percent per annum, and the further sum ol $100 as a r. asonable attorney's fee in this suit and for costs Mid disbursements, and lor a decree fireolosing the mortgage above mentioned and that tbe iuiui above men tioned b declard to be charged ukjii the mortgaged property above described, that I he said uiortguged property he sold to satisfy Ihe above amounts, and that you and the defendant A. K. Morris, and all other pe sons claiming by, tbiouxh or unueryou. or either ot you. subsequent lo the auth day of July, lsw7, be barred and foreclosed of all interest in. estate in, right or title to or claim upon the said premises above desciibed, and every part and parcel there f, and that the moneys realUeJ from such tale be applied to tbe payment of the several iuiui and amounts above mention ed and also to the payment of the costs and expenses of making said sale, the ur Dlus. if any. to be naid into the reiristrv of this Court subject to tbe further order of thislourt; but lr tbe amount realized from the Hale of said premises be insullicient to fully ay and discharge the seve ul sums a ove mentioned, to.gether with the coets and expense nf making said a de, that the pluintiif may have a personal judgment against yon for such sum si may 'emain unpaid after tbe proceeds ot sate shall have been eihaueted, and that execution issue therefor. This summons is published by order ot the lion. T. A. Mcliride made and dated at Chambers, at Astoria, in Clat soji County, Mate of Oregon, on the lHth day of ISeptember, 1902. t.UTlOX, 1 KAL A MIAOU, 1! 2 Attorneys for Plaintiff. IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT OK I State ol Oregon, for Washington THE Co. Lizie Maxson, flaintilt 1 vs !- AugiiKtua E. Maxson Defendant ) lo Augustus a. Maxson: in tne name ot the state or Urcvon. von are nereoy r qiorea to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you in the . ... 'i above entitled suit, on or before the 7th day ol November lW-', which is the time prescribed in tbe or.ler for the publication aim ii you 'an to so appear and answer, plaintiff will apply for the relief demanded in the complaint namely: For a decree aesulving the bonds of matrimony now ex isting between this plaintiff and defendant and the plain tilt be decreed the owner iu tee si i pi. oi me one hum ol the follow ing described lands to-wit I he n U of lot .1 of snd in b k 15 iiythe lown now City of r ore i iv rove, naiiongton county, irgn. Also 4 acres in tbe lorni of a Daralleloeram uegiiiniiig ai a uoini on ine e line ol lot Vn & i.. ..: i I A.I 1. ,i , ..r - cr of lot No. i. iu fruit Vale Addition .-v. w.i. ..u, laic ,-,u ,,iuii ii nil, iib tnenee n .M it to the a e cor of tract eon veved to Minnie Wells: thence w ta ths w line of lot No. ii; thence e following add line of lot No 8 2 .sit: thence e to the nluce of beginning, containing 4 acres more or less in run Vale Addition aa shown by plut on tile in Hillsboro, Washington Co.. Oregon; and that she hare judgment avuu st defendant in the sum uf 7lJ.0U uliinony and for ber posts and such further relief as to the Court may seem HBit able in the premises This Summons is published once a week for six consecutive weeks; tirat publication is ine zum nay oi September I'.nxt, and the union tne itn day ol oovember, !!'!', Kv order of the Hon. 1 A. K,huI. Jii,Ih oi me i ouniy win lor naslilugton Count V. State of Oreion. slude and entered on the 24th day Seji- lemoer, i:ioz. J. N. HOFFMAN. I'.l-'Jr. Attorney for i'l.iiit ff Xollne of final Nettlinfii(. Notice is lieieliv given that the under signed administrator of ths estate of bolomirti Wisiner has tiled hit final ac count in the coouty cuurt of the stale of Oregon for Washington county, in the matter of raid estate and said omiiiIv court has set Monday the lot It dav of Nov euils'r, l'V- at the court r.mi in Hills lioro, t iregun, at 10 a. ni. of said day a the time ami place of bearing object iona lo said tinnl account aud lor the tinsl set tlement of said estate. Dated at llillnls.ro, Oregon, on this Uih day of, Octolier, lirtL'. JACOB WIS.MKK, A.lininislrator of the estate ot Solomon Wisiner. deceased. 'fl-'M fkanUe Bijiataie tf f m ura i iiw wth Bjtij i . aV ... uoks Like uor t ikts. "The fastest selling article I have in my store." writes druggist C. T. Smith, of Davis, Ky., 'is Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds, because It always cures. In my six years nf sales II has nover failed. I have known it to save sufferers from throat and lung diseases, who could get no help from doctors or any other remedy." Mothers rely on It, best physicians I prescribe itj and Bailey's Pharmacy COURT OF THKi8'U(inntees satisfaction or refund a ' Priw- Trial bottles free, reg. six. 50c and $1. HOW'S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars KewarJ for any case of catarrh tnal cannot be cur ed by Hall's fatarrb Cnre. K. J. CHUNKY it Co.. Props., Toledo. . We, the undersigned, have known P. .1. Cheney for the lust la yeirs. and belu ie bi.il perfectly honorable .In all business transactions, and liuaucially able to curry out any obligations made by their lirm. West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists. To ledo, O.. Wulding, Hinmtii ,V Marvin, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O Hall's Catarrh l ure is taken inlerimllv, acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces ol the system. Testimon ials sent free. Price 76c per buttle. Hold by a I drungists, Halt' family pills are the best, HIS J U K IX VtHll. 'I jual aeeiu to have) uono all to idiHtia," wrilua Alfred Kee, of Wei fare, Tex., "billousueHH aod a lame hack had made lifo a burden, I couldmi't oat or alctsp and felt almost too worn out to work when J bega taking Electric II. tiers, but Ihey worked wonders. Now I sleep like a top, can eat anything, hava gained In Hrenlh aud eujoy hard work." I'hey give vigorous heaith tin! new life lo weak, sickly, ruo-down ieo pit. Try I hem. (July fllhs at 13 ti ley 'a Pharmacy. oi r or deiiu'm jaws. "vvnen ilea tn aeemed very near from a severe stomach and live trouble, Ibat I had suffered with for years," write 1. Muse, Durham, N C, "Di. Klng'a New Life Fills aaved my lifo and gave perfect health. " Best pills ou earth and only 2ji; at Hailey'a Pharu.acy. hi nntN. TS THE CIRCUIT COUKT OP THK X State of Oregon, tor Washinetoii wouiuy. J. O. Ware, l'lttintitt, 1 v , A. L. Ware and Ware. Defendenta 4 To a. I,. Ware and - Ware, Ins wife, the above named defendants: In 'he name of the State of Oregon, you are nereoy commanueu io appear ami answer the complaint of the plaintiff hied in the above entitled Court and cause within six (ii) weeks from the date uf the first publication of this summons. And ifyou luilso to appear and answer, the piuinun win apply to tne uourt lor the relief n-ayed for iu his eomnlaiiit. to-wit : For a deciee that you an Jeach of you did, on June 1st, 1S05. for a valuable con sideration duly execute and deliver to Henry Buxton, 8r. a good aud sutuV.eiit deed for the following described reul estate to-wif! 'lleginning at a point where the Base Line intersects the Wrt boundary line ol the Donation Land Claim of B. l( Tucker an J wife in T 1 N R 3 W and T 1 S K3 W of the Willamette Meridian and running, thence Kant 17.5'J chains, thence South chains, thence West 17..r2 chains, thence North IU.25 chains to the place or hcgiiimiir containing sixty acres." And lurther decreeing that plain titfia the owner in fee-eimple and iu the possession of Lots 12 and I I in Cornelius environs or Washington t ounty, Oregon, and quieting h:s title to aaid premises, us against you ana eacn oi you a id all per sona claiming bv through and under them and for such other ami further relief as to tbe Court may appear equitable. 1 his Summons is served unon you bv publication by order of the Honorable ff. A. Uoed, County Judge of Washington County, Oreron, dated at Chambers at Hills' oro. Oregon, on October 7th. I!K, and "aid oil r requires this Summons to be published for aix weeks and the first publication of the same n October III IWJ, and aaid order renuirea vu:i tn un Dear and ansa-er within six Keeks fr.u. saia dale. 8. Ii. HITSTliN. 21 W Attorney for I'laintin". Notice ef I'laal Settlrmrut. Noli( ia hereby given that the nn.ler signed has tiled his final account as ad ndnistrator de-lsinia-mui of t lie estate ol William Chalmers. Sr. dereawd. in the county court - of tiie slue of. Oregon, for Washington county, and that aaid court baa aiMHiintcd Moiulav. the 10!h tlav of November. 1MU, at 10 o i la-k in the forenoon, as the time for hearlint ol'iectums to such liiial account and for the Bettlenient llicrt.f. Time. Council. Administrator of the relate of William Chalmers, ileceuted. Ntlr At Intention to M'lih ilrnw lNnrnnr lelt by lh Imperial n aaraiirr Cempany I.I mi led. To whom it may concern ; In accordance with the reoiiiremeiits nl the laws of thrKlateof Oregon, relative to insurance romuai.iea. notice is bare ir ri. in. mi i.ii'eriai insurance I oin- pany. l.ii.nled, of l-on.lon. Kui-lan.i, desirii.e to cease d..ln bnsin as wilhin the State of Orenon intends to withdraw ta deposit with the Treasurer of said State and will, If no plain, aeainst aaid omiiany shall be tiled oilh the Insur ance I omii.issioner wilhin su niontbs from the 01 h dsy of September lr., the same being the. date uf the lirst publica tion of this notice, withdraw lis deposit from the Stale Ireasnrer. IMPEKIAI, I irtl K A.VOE JOMPA.W. LIMIlkU. W. J. Landers. t m r. m, beted at 6an Francisco, this latdair r etptember, J.2. Green Raven Cough Balsam A Coiih Ciiietliat Cures Ctnilis t ol(l on its Merits and GunmU'od to give Satisfaction 2o and 50 cents 1 BAILEY'S DEADLY NARCOTICS Any honest, intelligent .liUk'-ist or physician will t. l you llmt n.ircoiic i,.i-,n-such aa opium, ht'iiliano, deadly in'litslKnio or cs .lino mid nu icnry tiu mid li ne been since the lhirk A es use I in all i'ilc Mcdiciui's. and that such 1 1 n 1 1 i , t , . i rfiil'y IK'rpi'tuiiles I'des, Vcrus 1'ile cure is not u relic of lht liiirk A;: s, I,, i , ,. contaius no narcoticti or meiciiry, .iolK'O Kcard ii n trace of any nan nlic or n,, i . cury can bo foudd in Vcrtif. All otln rs i onla n narcotics or nicicuiy. Deny ii if you dure iiiosbIiucUh. iM llcuanl if Veins fails to cure any ease of I'iles. Woi t cases cured with one box of eri:s. Over 10.0. 10 perinaneiit cures iu live years: Sold in Ilill-lioro by the Twentieth Century Store : The Hillsboro Pharmacy, b J. F. DAVIES. V FRR3I0ENT, St. Charles Hotel front ami Morrison Streets 1'arlliind Oregon. Fbs trin Lie; ht, riectric llelis an.l IfyJraiihe Ktcvator. 150 Itooms at "J." lo olr, Suites, 75, tn Jt. I.uod llcdniiruiil Couiiei-liou. Rive tts o call, DAVIS ICItll. HT'S IIISIIASK. The largcRl sum ever p.ii.l for a pie. acriptioii, changed hami iti Sun 1'iuii citco, Aug. o0, ilHil. The transfer in volve! in coin smd MciU 1 l.'md.eo and Was paid by :, : i ' v of l u incis ineu lor aspeciflo for . ; 'n e an I Dia betes, hitherto incur. tine . , :imcs. Tliey commenced the serious investi gation of t lie Npecilic. Nov. 1.",, liiOi). They interviewed (cores of tlio cured ami tried it out on its merits by putting, over three dozen caare on the treatment ninl Watcliing them. They also got pliysi- Clana to name chronic, incurable cases, and administered it with the physicians; forjudges. Vp lo Ait. 5, eighty-seven per cent of the lest cases wcte eillicr well or progressing faforably. There being but tliirtocn per cent ol failures, the parties were 'satisfied ninl closed the transaction. I he proceeding of Ihe inveetigating committee and tiie clinical reports of the test cast s w ere pub lished and wilj he mailed free on applica tion. Address Jons J. Fin on Company-, 40 Montgomery St. San Francisco, Cal. l'orllainl Markets. Wheal Walla Walla, nominal tklje; bluestem, 07c ; valley, (.ii. Hour best grades. L'.li!,.( .1.50 barrel ; graham, per llats Old, ,1 2o.$ III )rcent:il. Hurley Feed. '.'L'( L'J..ri: luewin -. tlVi.lKl per ton. Milletulia limn. 1i.(17: inid.llinei. ftlW.i UO; shorts, $li!i 17; chop, !". Day riniottiv. l(., 1.3: clover. 7f.,. 10,.r,0; Oregon wild hay, Twt per Inn. litu-er rnncy creamerv, Iti(. 17'.e; laity, l'Jf.i 15c; store, l;!-!i.r l'" per pound r.gga Storai-e 12; fresh I.'i I V. Cheese Full cream twins. l:i!c; Young America n, :clu' 1 -lo iht laiund. nullry Clurkens. inixe.l. I.Oiiir 5.00; hens, ff i.UHi.i r oO ; dressed, Kh.i 1 ic per iKiund : st. run's. ' Hum :i..,0 ner dozen; ducks, J:i for old; i.'t.ouiu -1.00 for young; geen, $! at t'.l per doen ; turkeys, live. Mm lie; drcril, lOr.r l".c "r pound. Mutton l.aml.r, I gross; dressed, Omo'.ji: per bound; slieio. t.i.'J't. aran Irewe.1, tic per pound. Hogg dross, heavy. '.. ti.25: hifht. f4.75 (."; drewed, 7.i7'eC per lKiuml. eul Small. Nunc: laree. 7m 7". c per pound . lieef Oross top steers, :l."i!iii 4.0.1- cows and heifer, :!.tKt('3.ftl: dics..,l beef, b at 0e j.cr s)iind. Hops iui at I.i.'.c pT isiiinil. Wool Valley, 12 at J I',,.- r:,.st, rii Oregon, 8 at 12-Je; mohair, 20 at 21c her SlUlll. r.itatocs-H.00 (J !fl..iHr sack. Oiiiom $ J, 2.1 rwt. Dyspepsia Cure ' Digests what you eat. Thla preparation contain" all ef th diuestatits) and diesis nil kinds of JoikI, ltplvcainstantrclief nnd ner fills to cure. U allow yot. to eat nil the foisi you want. The ni(tsctisitl tomachs can take it. Vy its use man thousands: nf ilyprpt vc Ur Cured afterevcrylhiiitt d- failed. Ik prevents formation nf yason the atom ayh.rellevinif all distress after eatlnj. Wetlug unnecessary. 1'le asant to Uka. It can't help but do you fjooif freperedrsnlyhy E.IJ. iWirrro nbfc-sav a ii. bolliS cutaiu. li uiusssl gl, f PHARMACY. C. T. BELCHEH, BEC'V AND THr AH. taoOKI-OUATItO In V; li:L(!HKi:, Miiim-i'i's. m& Mai Bmlt$ S25, S30, S35, 0 S40andS50; t F. R. DAILEY. J.V'ext lo V ehruni? a on Main HI. 0 J. BliCLEY, BLACKSMITH and WAGON . BUILDER. .Shop on cat. s-iiUi of Third strict between M:iin and Washington. All work iziiHiaiiteeil. Horse Mini mi; : Hjieci illy. Ilill-bi.ro, Ori'iron. SI 11 li).M. Ill the circuit court of the stale of Oregon for Washington county. Klla llii-l.in. I'lainlili, is I. 1';. Hnllcti bock and Christian Niebim, icfei,ilnt To II. l;. Hollenbeck, one of (he nls Vi llained defendants : In the name of tlio Slate of Oregon, yon in-,, herein- reiiired to appear nni answer tho complaint of the plaint n within six weeks iroin Un il:.te oi li e lirst publication of Hum simiiuioiis, ai,.l it 'yon fail so to npfiear and nn-wer, the piaimiit w ill ii it, ly to II, e court for tin relief .leiiian.le. in her com uiu mt asm-;. for a j id'cnient airainst von for t i.e snin of oo with int.r.-t thereon at f he tile of ten i IO, per cent ,er annum efl,,., Atitfiist 2i. Ihisi, ami the sum of m- , lorm y s ices and the costs and ilMmrso-m.-nts of t, i- suit; that a certain inort . (r iue execiileil Kv von ii m the e .', of i l!''',,,'4 of t a n r 4 w of the , ill. Mcr. he f.ircloscl and said hi ml i sold for the tMvii.eiit ( f the plainliil's .in.lu'i'iiient. mi l for such other r-lief as : lo the Court may appear c., nimble, j Tliis suniinoiis is -crvo.l uj,,,n von l,v j publication by order of the lloimr.ihfc I.. A. lio.sl, County Jinlp. of U'a-bini;-! Ion County, Oregon, which order is ilal : ed September 17, I'.K'L'. Dm time j.ie j scriU-.l I,, nai.l or.ler in ahich v,.u are to niiswer the same is six weeks from ! the tirt publication of this summons, i and the .j.,te of tin- fir-l publication of . tbi" sunimopH is tbe p.itli ,ay of Sept ember, r.'l) iiri'iov, 1H2I Attorney for I'l.iinl iff. ! olirr .Ippoiiilmrnl of Ail- lot ii il in I :ir. Solic is hereby j-iven Unit II,.. nndnr-sn.-n,'. n.is ! ;irnl ., ., ,ir by the I . ... . r-,,,,, iM II'l l . ...... ...l u.niy C.urt ol the fl i i Bon ..r Waslu ipiallli. d as such lou county, au, I I,.,, ,,,V In. in. .Irator, in I tb.it claims ;ur u,t .,,,1 no . rsol. Icivit.i cslnte nie hereby u, to .res,'iit thcm,' ,1 I l.t-j-1 4-.I it... I le.tl.i', .1 proper lolleliels ,. ...i.ieri,-.,,..! at . .y ..Hid. I Ml..-. r. i.. ., i,,., , idn,, W.lsll ioi:loll i'.ii:it . 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