Hillsboro independent., October 31, 1902, Image 2

hILLSBORO 1XDEPEXDENT
Knteied in lh postotuce at Ilillsboro, Ore.
S SCCOIld-ChutS IHU Walter.
Habscriptton, lu advance, per year, 11.10
HII.LSBOUO fCW.IHUIN'O i-'O., Frope.
V. M. C. GAl'LT, F.ditor.
FHIUAY, OCTOBER 31 1U02.
Flat salaries mean fat salaries.
The loltlative nod referendum
means a govern uieut by majorities.
Constitttioiis ira made to prottct
minorities. Under the new order, the
jiniblt-IlioD of the constitutions are
suspended.
If Oregon can continue to sell pro
ducts for an auuual income of forty
four uuillion dollar along the lines
Indicated la the subjoined auiumury
there 1 nothing to prevent the elate
becoming wealthy. The nine pro
duct that latt year brought that sum
of money were:
Lumber..'.
.110,000,000
. 0,000,000
. 8,750,000
. 6,000,000
. 3,600,000
Livestock
Orain
Mineral
Hop.
Fish
. 2,000,000
Wool v 2,800,000
Fruit 1,600.000
Dairy products 1,500,000
Total..
.$44,050,000
Too Astorlau la quoted as saying
"many of the articles on the tree list
should no louger receive protection."
From this sentence as a text, the
paper by the sea proceeds to conduct
a sermon favorable to tariff reform.
Just how articles on the free lint are
to be effected by re-arrangement of
the schedules is not plain unless such
articles are put on the dutiable list,
tiollee is on the free Hut and so 1 tin.
Would the Astorian take tf.eiu off
tunt list and put them on the duti
able as required by free trade sche
dule? The Independent prefer
to have them remain on the free lint .
And it cannot seo how the cotfite
trust will be controlled in the Ica-t
by taking coffee off the list where it
Is now.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton prominent
ly beforo the public for tho last half
i en I in y as an advocate for the en
franchisement of wompn. iipit si
her New York residence last Sunday
at the age of 8G years. The first
woman suffrage meeting she attend
ed was hold at Seneca Falls, New
York, July, 19 and 20, 1848. This
meeting was the first of the public
agitations on that subject that have
continued to this day. Mrs. Stanton
married II. B. Stanton, a Journali.it
and anti-slavery agitator in 1840. To
them have beeu born six children.
Notwithstanding the great amount
of public work undertaken by this
girted woman it Is asserted that she
never neglected her children or her
household duties.
Tho people anxious for a special
session of the legislature have cooled
a bit. Examination of the law con
vinces them thnt the U. 8, Senitorial
contest will be precipitated at the
special session if it should not ud
journ before the Becond Tuesday after
It convenes. This Is what they hoped
to avoid, It now recurs to the flat
salary scheme. It Is urged that a
flat salary law allowing lie governor
1500 Kr year would be quite as pro
per a to allow him compensation for
services not among the duties of bis
educe as fixed by the constitution
l'oliticlans should not pursue this
liue of reasoning too far. It the gov
ernor aud secretary of state may have
a fiat salary of $4500 when the con
stitution fixes only 11500, why may
not tho members of the legislature
draw a salary of (6 00 per day?
The i.-u-ue between democrats and
r publicans relative to the treatment
of the big Industrial combinations Is
being quile positively written. The
democrats as organized for this cam
paign especially in New York declare
or public ownership of mines, trans
ortatlon lines and perhaps some of
the great manufacturing Industries.
And this Is understood to tie wheie
the Bryan wing of the party stands.
Ho there is no quextlun between the
llill-Clevelami-Wall Street nabobs
ai.d those of Kansas City platform
- adberaiice. Republicans favor priv
ate ownership under government
control. This idea i met In the
tiling of tariff rates of transportation
companies and I strongly hinted at
for such large properties as tho coal
mines. The Sherman tru-t law Is a
first realisation of the plan that is to
I further perlected and the ronten
ticn for governmental control will be
further advanced by the report of the
K-MHOvelt Icomi-winn now ronsidcr
ln; differences between capital and
labor on one side and the public on
tha other. By the republican idea,
capital is left free to construct its busi
ness and enjoy the profits as it si
fit long as public Interests are not
Jeopardix-!,
jlbo
TW0MV28 TO A TREATY.
The last congress, urged apparent
ly by Cubs, attempted to remit duties
laid on sugar and tobacco imported
Into this country from that island, in
return lor conceanion granted on
some of our exports. The House
passed a bill remitting the one cent
per pound collected on retinetl sugar
but the senate did not concur, so the
attempt to aid Cuba failed. Then 11
was said the same thing could be
accomplished by commercial treaty
which would not have to go to the
House which showed a disposition to
deal hardly with the sugar trutt.
Well the treaty was framed and sent
to Cuba. That government returned
it with the comment that duties on
American good were so low in re
turn for the sugar and tobacco con
ceioua that the little state would
not have revenue enough to defray
the expenses of the government
That contingency was seeu lat wln-H
ter and spring but was not considered
by those American frieiids of Cuba
who were urgiug reciprocity. Fres,
I'alma sent a counter protoeltion to
Washington but this has not been
made public.
Cuba Is. a little natiou less than
half ti e size of Oregon, and the ques
tion of revenue is a serious one, when
it Is remembered that a president,
congress, an army aud a navy have to
be maintHioed . Cuba does not have
to study a tariff schedule for protec
tion, but for revenue and it is exceed
ingly, doubtful if a tariff act can be
written that will permit reciprocity
tradiug. A nation having tariff for
revenue, or a free trade tariff can con
clude no reciprocity treaties except
at the expense of revenue. Cuba
realizes that now, and here counter
proposition-Is in the nature of a re
hate favorable to her sugar and tobac
co without any compensating favors
to the United State.
IMPORTANT 1101' DECISION
Last Saturday at Salem Judge Bur-
nett, of the circuit court, made
sweeping decision affecting hop con
tracts. The ruling waa made In the
replevin suit of A. F. Backhaus vs F.
W. Iiuell, a Silverton grower, to get
possession of 10,000 pounds of this
years' hops, for which the plaintiff
had contracted at 12 cents,
In deciding the case Judge Ouruetl
holds that the ordinary hop contiact
operates only as a chattel mortgage,
Bnd that wnen ,he money l,vauced
on a conlrac', together with the ac
crued interest to the date of tender
has been paid or offend to the con
tracting purchaser, it operates the
same as the cancellation of any other
chattel mortgage. In cases where
the advance is made, and the offer to
refund thesame with the added inter
est is made, then- the ruling of the
court is that the transaction terminal
es, and the grower has discharged his
liability in the premises. The effect
of the decision is that the writing oi
the contract in no way implies the
present sale of the crop that U Invol v
ed, and that the contract can operate
only as a chattel mortgage on the
crop.
The eflect of the decision is more
comprehensive than is apparent on
tho face of it. The bulk of the con
tracts that have been written affect
ing this year's crop are similiar to
this contract, and the effect of the de
cision is that growers who have con
tracted their crop can tender In pay
meut the amount of money that was
advanced to theni .for harvesting pur
poses, under the contract, and hold
their hops. Judge Burnett holds
that the contracts are unilateral, and
oannot tie enforced.
If this decision had been made
earlier it would have resulted in the
growers throughout the state reap
ing the benefit of the present high
prices, as it is uearly all hops contract
ed throughout the state have been
delivered and paid for at contract
prices.
EX-SKI UKT1BI 1,0 U
JUVV
AM) THE
A series of article which will un
doubtedly be of distinct historical im
portance, begins In the Magazine
Number of The Outlook for Novem
ber. The satijAt i "The New Am
erican Navy," and the author is Kt
Secntiry Johu 11, Long the man
who from experience, special know
ledgeand oflk'ial connection with the
building up nfNhe new American
navy is best fitted t write such
book, for undoubtedly the series of
articles will appear in tiook form aftt r
their magazine publication. The
first chapter deals with the birth of
the new navy. It Is illustrated by
Mr. Beuterdahl, who I perhaps the
mo-t successful of all American iilus-
tratot who deal with the sea and
with ships. In addition to Mr. II u-
terilahi' original drawing, thoseries
of articles will be illustrated by por
trails and in i-ttrvr ways. The story
as Ex-Secretary Long tells it in these
articles is one to cause a patriotic
American to feel a thrill of i.rl.le in
achievements of our havy iu re
cent years, and in the foresight aud
skill with which preiiaration has
beeu made for any possible future de
mands.
liiUHKfclVlXU ASU 11U1BE TAK1SU
In printing a ne full-page portrait
of Mr. W. J. Folk, the St. Louis Cir-
cult Attorney, 'who has brought
about the exposure ot bribery In 8t.
Louis and the convction of bi ie-givers
and bride-takers, The Outlook re
marks: "For uearly a year he baa
been the ceutral figure la the UKkt
remarkable prcsecuilon if political
knavsry since that of the Tweed
King lu the early seventies. This
prosecution has resulted in the con
viction, not only of bribe- akers, but
of bribe-glvera, end baa brought home
to the rich and influential classes of
SI. Louis the ex It u I to Lich the res
ponsibility for civic corruption rests
upon them, Mr. Folk was nominat
ed for bis preseut ottt.-u against bis
protest, but having been eltc'ed, has
discharged its duties against still
stronger protects from party leaders
who put him in uomiuation. 1ui
ocratic corruptionlsts, as well as Hep
publican, have been prosecuted with
out fear or fsvor."
The fall elections In a nnJ irity ( f
the stales occurs net Tuidy and
the campaigns In those states Is wax
log hot. In the state nearest us,
Washington republican bucccss is con
ceded . The issues there can hardly
be said to be national. Itilher they
are local and have to do with the
railroad problem. Gov. Mt Bride
stands for a railroad commission that
the corporations may lie controlled
while the transportation liue opp se,
This is not just what the question
meaut in this state a few year ago
when there was a popular demand
for (lie repeal of the law providing a
commission. It was asserted then
that a railroad commission was in the
Interest of the roads, though the In
dependent was not convinced that
tlu claim was fact. In Washington
the democrats seem to be Joining the
corpciations which is a idtle lobe
wondered at, seeing the wording of
some of their platform resolutions
touching the trust problems.
IIOlSE-kKErEKS TRY THIS
French l'ickles: One ieck green
fiiuatoes sliced, six large onions
siiced, mix these and throw over
them one teacup salt, and let stand
over night; uext day drain thorough
ly ani boil in one quart vinegar
mixed with two quarts of water for
fifteen or twenty minutes, pour off;
then take four quarts vinegar two
pound brown sugar, half pound
white mustard seed, two tablespoons
ground all-spice and the tetuie of
cinnamon, cloves, ginger and ground
mustard, throw all together aud boil
fiifteen minutes.
Early liming.
We, the undersigned merchants of
Ilillsboro, Oregon, hereby mutually
promise and agree to clore our tes
pective places of business in said city
at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p ru.of
each day during the months of Nov
rmhtr und December, 1902 and Jan
uary, February, March and April
1903, except on Saturday evenings
and on December 22, 23. 21 and 25
II. Wchrung A Sons,
R. II. Oreer,
John Dennis,
Schulmerich Bros,
J. A. K rem is.
The 8- P. Co. have assignrd a tele
graph oierator with his instruments
at the B aver ton station. Two t-l
phone lines, I'aciflcKtatesaud Col u in
bis, are represented In that village;
and what Is strange, the three lines
have central offices together In one
room.
Fortane Favrs a Trxaa.
"Having distressing pains in the
head, back and stomach, ami being
without appetite, I began to use Dr.
King's New L'fe Pills." writes W.
Whitehead, of Kennedale, Tex.,
"and soon felt like a new man." In
fallible In stomach and liver trou
bles. Only 25 cents at Balled's P har
macy.
Acker's llTtprpila Tablets are tola
on a positive ywintw. Cures hrart-hun
ramiiiK ol the food, dmtrvM nftpr eating o
ny form ot dyaprpsia one little ubl
ivra inimedia e reln-f. 2i cts, and ftocli
I lie Delta Dm Mtor.
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The common sense rem
edy to iue is one tliat re-
nmves the rans anif'
Terror Pill (-iK-eilW does
this.
Just Uk.i it that all '
)ne Isiitlc iriTra relitd,
II. GO. All drui'is. fvnd
to Ir. I'errin, Hi-leiia,
Mont.ior IVmkUt.
HvTlfitJi
II 1 1 1 r
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tlee rriaal Settleeseat.
Notice it hereby given that tha under-
signed has tiled her final acrount a ad
ministratrix oi llie estate of C F Waldevk
er, deceased, in the county court of the
tale ol Oregon, Jor Washington county,
auii that Mid court hi appointed Mou
thy, the loth day oi November, 100-.', at
10 o clock in in lorcnuun as inn time lor
hearing objection to such final account
and fur the settlement theiw(.
Anna K. Waldecker,
Administratrix ' the estate of C. F.
Waldecker. deceased.
HI JIJIOXH.
H THJC CIRCUIT CoUBT OF THE
I
Btale ol Oregon, vt asmiigion louniy.
Uo FrUde, PliintitJ,
vs. i
M kbl C. Lyon, sod A. E. Morris. "
IVtendants. I
To Micbiet 0. Lyon, the above carried
defendant.
In the Name or the State of Oregon : yon
are hereby notified that Leo Fnvde, ttie
plniut.fi above named, has commenced a
ait anainul you and one A. K. Morns In
the Circuit Court of the btate ol Oregon
for Wubington County, for the puipoa
of recovriing from you, the Mid Michael C
Lyon, a judgment -or Hie turn ot SIOil.KS
with IntereKt thereon from the 18th day of
IVbruary. at the rale of eixhl per cent
pi-r annum, and the further sum of flOO at
a reasonable attorney's fee in this suit, and
cuata aud diaburiemeiita; and foi the pur
port alio id foreel aing a c-rtain lu .rtjiaKe
upon certain propert. ait anted in.Uah
imton Counts, btate of Uregon. deacribed
a the fast half ol' I lie northeaat ull rter.
the east bad of the aouthei t quarter of
section twenty-eeveu (27), the
northeaat quarter of the northeast
quarter of aectiuu thirty four (31), the
north hall of the northwest quarter of
aection Ihirty-livo (13), the northwest
quarter of the uorthruat quarter of aection
luirty-lie(35), all ill toiiahip two (J)
north range two (X) weal of the Willamette
Meridian, which mortgage beare date the
-Hilh day of July, 1S7, and was eiecuted
by you, the arid Michael C. Lyon, in lavor
ol the aaid Leo Friede to secure payment
of a note dated July SO, for the sum
of cutout), bearing intereat at the rate of
eight per cent, per annum from date until
pod, and to aecure the payment also of
a reasonable attorney's lee in thia suit
brought fur (he purpose of collecting aaid
note and for the purpoa of fcrecloeiug said
morUaxe; ai.d you are her. 'by required to
appear and anawer the complaint tiled in
aaid auit on or before ihe 7th day of Nov
ember, liiOJ, which aaid last mentioned
date ia the last day of the limn pre aoribed
in the order for publication of summons.
You are further notilied that the date of
Ihe first publication otthia summona pre
acribed in the order tor pub ication it the
I'tith day of September, Yi02; that the time
prescribed in the order for publication of
thin auinmons ia aix (6) weeks, and that
uch time beuina to run horn the date ol
the tirat publication; and you are further
uotibed thut if you tail to appear aud
anawer the complaint tiled herein, on or
be ore the 7th day of November, the
last day of the time prescribed in the ord r
tor publication, the plaintiff, Leo Frlede,
will apply to Ihe Court for the relief pray
ed lor in the complaint, that ia to say : for
a judgment againat you lor the euio of
Ho&l.M with interest from the lH(h day of
February, l'.)2, at the rate of eight ter cent
per annum, and the further aum of $ uo at
a r- aaonable avtorney'a fee in this auit.
and for coata i nd disbiirsemeuta, and for a
decree fireclosing the mortgage above
mentioned aud that the aum aliove men
tioned b declard to be charged upon the
mortgaged property above described, that
the aaid mortgagiHl property be sold to
aatialy the above amouiita, and that you
and tli defendant A. K. Morris, and all
other pe aona claiming by, through or
tinder you, or either of you, subsequent to
IheiiOth day o July, 1HU7. be barred and
foreclosed of all interest ill, estate in, right
or title to or claim upon the auld uremia
above deacii bed, and every part and parcel
thereof, and that the moneys realixei from
uch sule be applied to the payment ol the
several aiinia and amounts above mention
ed and also to the payment of the coats
an 1 expenses ot making aala sale, me aur
plus. It eny. to be uaid Into the registry of
thia Court subject to the furthrr order of
imsLourt; nuiii ineamounireaiuca noiii
the sale of said preiuiaee be insullioieut to
luliy ay and discharge the eeve al sums
above mentioned, to-gether with the coata
and expense of making aaid a dn, that the
plaintitf may have a ereonal judgment
against yo'j for such aum as may 'emaln
unpaid after the proccela o. aale ahall
baye been eilutusted, and that eiecution
issue therefor.
This summons is pnblislied by order
ol ttie lion. 1. A. Mcltrnle made and
il teil at Chambers, at Astoria, ia Clat
op County, tftate of Oregon, on the lxth
day of &eitemlier, I90&
COTTON, TKAL & MIXOK,
1 2i Attorneys (or Plaintiff.
IN TUB CIBCU1T COUKT OF THE
L Btate ol Oregon, for Wsshington Co.
Uzzie Alaxson,
I'laintilt 1
VS
Augustus E. Matsou IH-f
ehJunt )
'lo Auguatua alaxaons
lu the name of the state of Oregon, you
are hereby rrqmrea to uppear ami anawer
the complaint tiled against you In the
above entitled suit, on or before the 7th
day ol November 1WK. which ia the tin
prescribed iu the or-ier for the publication
and if you 'ail to ao appear and anawer,
plaint ill will apply for the relief demanded
in the complaint namely: For a decree
desolving the bonds of matrimony now ex
isting between thia plaintiff and defendant
and the plain til be decreed the.owner iu
fee ei pi.4 of tne one-third of the follow
ing described lands to-wit. I he n U of lot
.1 of and in b k 15 in the Jown now City of
forest orovc, aiiiiiigion county, Ogn.
Also 4 acres in the form of a parallelorram
beginning at a point on the e line of lot
No. 6 in I ruit ale Ad 'itiou 2 ! f. n of u e
cor of lot No. 7, in Fruit Vale Addition;
thence n .)S fl to Ihe a e cor of tract con
veyed to Minnie Wells; thence w to the w
lineoflotNo.il; thence a following sdd
line of lot No tt MH ft : thence e to the place
of beginning, containing 4 acres more or
less in I'ruit Vale Addition as ahown by
plat on hie in Ilillsboro, Washington Co.,
Oreironi and that ahe have iudsment
avan st defendant in the aom of sTO'.OO
alimony and for ber costs and such further
relief as to Ihe Court may seem equit
able in the premises
tins summons is puDiianeu once a wees:
fur six consecutive weeka; tirat p iblication
ia the ilith day of September IHW, and the
last on t lie 7th day of November, l'.sri.
Ky order ol the Hon, l- A. Kood. Judge
of the i ounty Co rl lor Washington
i uunty, Biate oi uregon.
Made and eutered on llie J4tn day Sep
tember, 11.
.J. N. IIUftMAN,
19 ?5 Attorney lor PUiiU.tr
Notice tf Final itlemeMt.
Notice is heisliy given that the under
signed administrator of the estate of
nolouion ismer has filed his final ac
count in the county court of the state of
Uregon lor Washington county, in the
matter of (aid estate and said county
court has set Monday the 10th day of Nov
ember, 1'2, at the court room m liills
iioro, Uregon, at 10 a. at. of said day as
the time and place oi bearing objections
lo said final account and lor the Dual set
tlement of said estate.
listed at IlilUboro, Oregon, oa this 14th
Jay of October.
JACOB WI3MF.K,
Administrator of the estate ol Holomoai
Wismer, deceased. TJ- Jli '
OA.
I T O XI XAi
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af
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Mother rely on it. best physicians
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J guarantee aallsfactloo or refund
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50c and $1.
HOW'S THIS?
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forany case of catarrh that vauuot be cur
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F, J. CHUNKY Co.. Frops., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the laal lb years, and believe
hi.n perfectly honorable in all business
tfaueactloua, and Unaucially able to curry
out any obligations made by their firm.
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ials sent fre. frice 75o per bottle, bold
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Hall's Family Pills are the beat,
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peo
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Bailey's Pharmacy.
IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT OF THE
I State ot Oregon, lor Washington
Count
to
J.O.
are.
Plaintiff,
A. L. Ware and Ware. Defendents f
To A. L. Ware and Ware, his w ife,
the above named defendants:
lu 'he name of the State of Oregon, you
are hereby commanded to apiwar und
answer the complaint of the plaint ill hied
III Ihe ubuve entitled Court ami cause
within six (Ul weeks from Ihe date of the
tirat publication of this summons And
if you tail so to appear and answer, the
planum win apply io toe uouri lor I lie
reli'-f p-ayed for in his complaint, to-wit:
For a deciee that you and each of you
did, on June 1st, lsoo, for a valuable con
sideration duly execute and deliver to
Henry Buxton, Sr. a good and sulluient
deed for the followli g described real estate
lo-witi "'Beginning at a point where the
fase i,iu i me rare is sue it est oouuoarv
line of the Donation Laud Claim of B. O
Tucker and wife In T 1 N It 3 W and T 1 B
111 W of the Willamette Meridian and
running thence Kaat 17.53 chains, thence
South .U. to chains, thence Weat 17..'
chaina, thence North W-iA chains to the
place ol beginniiu containing sixty
acres. Anu turiuer decreeing mat plain-
til ia the owner u fee-einii le and in the
possession of Ixits 12 and I I in Cornelius
Environs of Washington County, Oregon
and quietiug nis title to aaid premises, as
against you aud each of you Bad all per
sons clatmiiis: bv through and under them
and for such other and further relief aa lo
llie court may appear equiiable.
Thia Summona la aerved upon you by
....1.1: , i . , ' . .
puuutauiou vj uruer oi me nonorame I..
A. Kood. County Judge of Washington
County, Oree-on, dated at Chambers at
liillsiioro. Oregon, on October 7th. lHOi
and "siil ord- r requires ibis Summons to
w uuunaiieu lor aix weeas snu ine urat
publication of the same la SJctober 10,
i:J:', and aaid order rvuirea you to ap
pear and anawer within six weeks from
said dale.
8. B. HUSTON.
21 17 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Hetlce sf Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby (iven that the under
signed haa filed his tinHI account as ad
nnnistrator de-boms-non of the estate of
William Chalmers, fir. deceased,
in the comity court of the state
of Oregon, for WaliUigton county, and
that said court has appointed Mondar.
the loth day of N'ovemler, IWJ, at lu
o ciik-k in ine ion-noon, as the time for
hearing objections to tnch final account
and for the settlement Iherof.
Thos. Connell.
Administrator of the estate of William
Chalmers, deceared.
Notice ot Intention la With
draw Insurance Ie posit
by the Imperial In
aaranee Campany
J nalied.
To horn it may concern ;
In accords me with the requirements ol
the laws of tberjlale of Oregon, relative to
insurance compamea. notice ia kerebe
given that the Im ertal I naurance . Com
pany, Limited, of lajmlon. Kariand
deatring to cease doi'm bi.siu.se within
ine Slate ol Urecon luiemla to withdraw
its deposit with the Treasurer of said
State and will, if no claim against aaid
Company ahall be tiled aith the Insur
ance Count. issiouer within six months
from the olh dav of rVptemher iU't the
same being the dnle of Ihe tirsl publica
tion oi una nonce, wiiuaraw Its deposit
from the State Treasurer.
IMI'KKIAL IN8U KANOK COMPANY.
I.I1UKU.
W. I. Landers.
i aiiavp
Dated at San FranciKO. thia 1st das of
September, lav. 16 U
Green Raven
Cough Balsam
A Couli Cure that Cures Coughs
Sold on its Merits and
Giiranteed to give Satisf-ict ion
2. and 50 cents
)
c
iO
1
BAILEY'S
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honest, intuliineiit h ti-i;int or ptiyaiciairw ill t. l yon that h.ii
such as opium, henbaiu), deadly uhrht-dutdtt or co-aiuu uml im-icury :.u
been since the llarU A v uso'l in nil Pile Medicines. Hi"l that -n. ii i.
really la-rpt'liiuteti 1'ilca. 'cms Pile cure is not it relic of iln I nr k A.
contains no naicolii-s or niciciiry, "naK) Kcvanl if 11 trace ni any n-m .-n,-cury
cau he foiidd in VeniH. All ol hers rout a' n narcotic or in.i.un. I '
you dare lnoflshackH. .rD 1,'cwaid if Verus fails In cure any case of I', it -cases
cured with one Ikx of Wn:. Over ltl.UiR) pciinanciit i me- in Ii-. y
Sold iu IliiNboro by t lie Twentieth C'mtnry More:
The'Hillsboro Pharmacy,
f d. p.
OAVIE8.
pnasiDENT,
St. Charles Hotel I
,
ISCORrOKATFD
1'rout ami Morrison Streets. t'orllninl Oi'enii. v
Eloctrin Mi.'hlf, Hectrio llclla anil Hydraulic Kiev ilor.
,150 Itonius at to 'ille, Suites, 7o. to $1, (nnl Ki-.taiti ant In I
Give us a cull.
ii
DAVIS
lilMiilirS diskasi:.
The largest sum ever paid for a pre
scription, changed liarnls in r-un Kran-
cisco, Aug. 30, 1101 . The transfer in-!
volved in coin and stoik t ll,-,i0.( 0 im-1
was paid by a party of business men for
aHpucitic (or l'.il"lit' li-esae un I I'lu-i
latlex, liltherti i '.! ast a.
They comuii...cui : .- I "ts investi
gation 'of tlio kjiccilio .jv. lo, loOO,
They interviewed scores of the cured iiml
tried it out on its merits by putting over
three dozen cases on tlio treatment and
watching tliein. They also got physi
cians to name chronic, incurable cujich,
and administered it with the physicians
forjudges'. Vp to Aug. 5, eighty-seven
per cent of the test oases wero either well
or progressing furorably.
There being hut thirteen per cent of
failures, the parties wero s-itislied and
closed the transaction. 1 he proceedings
of the investigating committee and the
clinical repoitsof the test cases wero pub-ti-hed
and will be mailed free on applica
tion. Address Joiix J. I'ui.tos Com
pasv,40 Montgomery St. San Francisco,
Cal.
l'ortlauil Markets,
Wheat Walla Walla, nominal r.Sw
illijc; blueKieni, 71c; valley, ii!i.
Flour best grides, :S.I53.25 per
liarrcl ; graham, 2.(0.
Oals old, fl ti,)i.r fl) perii'nial.
Hurley Feed, :'l'o I'J.oii; brewing.
!.00 per ton.
Milleiul'n Itran, $17"'l!i; middlings,
UK" '.'0; shorts, l'if.i 17; chop, I7.
lluy Timothy. 1 0oi 1! : clover. 7f".
Tl0.ot; Uregon wild hay, four 'I per Inn.'
iiui-cr r nncy creainery, : ; :i.ic;
dairy, 20(5 22c; store, l;(Jr . per pound
Kggi Storage 12c; (reh 2'icHOc.
Cheese Full cream twins, l.V.c;
Young American, l."ic("17c per pound.
1'oultry (hiekciia. lnixeil. 4.hii-t
5.00; hens, "i.00( 5 60 ; dressed, 111m
1 lc per jKiund ; springs, ji2.(K)o' :l..',0 per
Joxen ; ducks, t.l for old : .I.0Um I.iii
for oung; eeeee. ii at til ner doen :
turkeys, live. lOdillc; drer-ed, 10cr
IZJC per pound.
Mutton I jim he, ."'.p. erosH: dieted.
Di.ro.cjK'r pound: sliei p, :i.2, gross ;
dree.', per pound.
Hogs (irons, heavy, $i;,i ti.&o ; light,
-l.7.r .io; lreiel, 7ir7'c per ik.iiii.I.
eal Mnall. (.tlc: lame. 7w7l,c
per pound.
lieef tiro's lot uteer.-i. !..r.U(.i 4 On-
eoas and heiferi, clt.fHK.i.'t.rw); dre-sccl
beef, llj at 7Jc per pniiid.
Hops 104 at loin ,cr pound.
Wool Valley. 12 ul ll'.c: laistern
Oregon, g at 14 je; mohair, 20 at 2Se i.er
ponutl.
fotaloes f.t) (if .70p.r Mick.
Ouione-tl.oo cwt.
laaigiieea Notice of
l- innl
Settlement.
Koliceia hereby (tiv-n that the tiniler-
plied haa tiled in tlie tlircuit Court ol the
I le of Orreoii for W liMbini-ioo Count v
hi. Una' account a. .saiu.. . i the e-taie
ol the Forest tirove I'oor.V Lumber Co ,
an insolvent corporation, and that said
linal account will be heard una h.m-1
upon bv saiil Court at ilo I'.oin ll.,iw.. in
lid sboro War-biiigtun Couniv, tlregon
on Monday. lltfeniVr l a t-ai Ni to
o'clock in the lorenoou of said dav.
A II I V i V
Asiixnee of the entate ol the Korett lirove
t'oor Lumber Co., an insolvent coroora-
ioii.
.Vol ice of Appointment r.I
ininUli'Mlor. VJOriCK I.i IIMiKllY
c. vi:s
Til A T
toe iiiioer.xiK'ieil III) Inch npliol lie, I
adminisiraior of tlie etate of Joiiu V
has In-cii ni
I
l.emiiiou, il.ee, s il. b.- Ilo- County Court
of the flute of llreir.in lor Washin -ton
eoiinty, and ha duly 'pialiiiel a sueti
adiiniiistrator. and Unit ail i. ih.ii lint inK
claims io;aio-t said est tie are hereby rc-
ilei.t.il and required to prewnt t'ern, willi
fnier voucliers to Hie undersigned nt iho
a ellice of I I ms II. ,1: K. II. I'ongtic, m
IlillHtKiro, Washington County, Orv.-on
within sit loom lo- from the date hereof.
imcii at iiiiisiM.ro, "rcgon, t,i .
day of October, 1 -i. j
KUWIX lilTIKIJ. i
Administrator of the estate of John W
Lemmoa, decrastd, a !
PHARMACY.
! H1M.I,
I bat,
:. it
, in 1..C
r h:c.
v il if
Wor,t
, T. DELCHtR,
eec-v and i Htb.
I'oiinectiou.
1
& l.KLUI.EIi, JlaiiajriM-M.
S25, S30, S35, 5
S40and S50
9
F. R. DAILEY
Next
to Wchrunfi's un M
am St. v
yfavsy V-svaya
INKLEY,
BLACKSMITH
and
WAGON
BUIL DER.
Shop on cast ni'Ic of Third i-trcet
hetween Muiu ami Vasliiiilini. All
work puiiranti'O.l.
Hor.-iO Hhociirjr n Hpccitlty.
ll'IIihoro, (iii-(;on.
si ti ti(s.
In the circuit court of die H:ii.- of
Oregon for W.-n'l'inc.tori couniv.
Kiln lluton, I'lniiitiii, va II. i':. ll .il. i.
lieck n nil Chritinn N icl-on. I '. ici.il ml .
To II. P.. JM!oiil.,,-k, on- ,.f tin
named ili-l'ciidant
In the iianio of I lie State oi i ircpin,
you are hereby rciUiic. to apH'ar an I
iiimwer the complaint ol the iii.iint tt
! within hi weeks llolii Hie date ol II
I'irft pllliiicatioii of l,i- stiinnioii-. ail
I if von fail ci to a I 'I war and a'i-oi. I.
j plaintiff wiil apply to the court, for In
I relief demaiiilei I in her complain! a I
I f"r n judgement again-t yon for I lie ain
1 of f Hid with intere-t tln-Veon at tin-j.
of ten ' P; per t ent per milium " ,,
I Augiift 2i. ly.Hi, and !,e hi i ... al
; tiirncy'x fees in,. I the costs and di-lmi i
I iiienta of tiiii auit : that a ccrl-iin iim.h
t'ase exeeuled by you upon the e 1 i I
. tin- aw ', of seciii'm 22 I II n r I w ol Hm
Will. Mer. be I orei liinei I Hint tu I o; I
; fold for the Juvmelit i f the phiinirl
'judgement, and for such other relief a
to the Court mnv appear eouitilil
- Tins HiiinnioiiH i .rv, ,) ii,tl y,,,.
:i:u
ui-lieation bv order of tin. 1 1
A. 1;--h. Couniv .In. Ice of Wimliii
! toll countv. On gon, w liieli order i- -I
e-t SeMeTiilxT 17. I'."'.'. The time p
i ... i : : i i - . t . 1
. ,'. ' . ..' L " ; :J".T. ''' n "" '
' ' ' ' ' i-- fi WICK IM
the first publication of this mi i
mi l the ilate of the bi.-t t.iil.l i, al ion
Hum llftilliolii' i Ihe P'tli ,.iv oi j.,..t
eml er, l'.'U2.
r. K. J I US COX.
IS 21 Attorney for I'laintilt.
oli-'.r Appoinliiienl of
iiitiiUti-atitr. .
Ad
! Notice in hereby given thai Ihe nu I,
, signed nan been a p.oi nled ndin i n it r , i.
ot the estate of ..-i,. Mo! ail, dec ,l
by the County Court id the Male o I'-.
Kim for U'asl,,, ,.,,, eounty. and lia- d iK
ijijulilu d as such adniiiii-tralor. and lhu
ull p. rsoris having l mi a,: in-t .o.l
c-lille me hen-l.y rc.,'ii-.ed and i.-nn-.-.l
to pnsent I belli. Kit :, pi.,,i r Volleliel I -
the under-igned al th- 1 , i,iee ol I le.-
i. .v r. i,. i oi.kuc, in Hill.l,,,
lugloli coilatv, I if-goi
Irooi the d He hereof
- Il.lte.l at JI.h-.bnro
day of DcioIht, l.srj.
no. .
si tnoti
I'rcg.,
Ilo- II!
JAMI.S II. JAMIKSI'S.
Ad,ninitrator of tliu eslule of I'an al
Mcrall, deceased. !--7
aV.-fV'-
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