MLLSBORO INDEPENDENT
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HILLSBOUO PUJJLI8HINU CO., Prop,
D. M.C.UAULT. Editor.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1902.
Itxihealer, New Ywk, used voting
machines at (he (lection last Tne.
day. The complete vote of the city
wa announced la lew than an haur
after the polls cloned. .
In n message to the Cuban Con
gresa which convened thia week Pre!
deut I'aluia. estimate the lucome to
the Inland from all aourcea will be
ti7.G18.80U and disbursement H,'
809,800, thus leaving a surplus of
614,000.
The army of the United State has
linen reduced to 69.000. In lime ol
need It may be recruited to 100,000,
Till doea not seem to be a govern
went by the military after all. The
AntU aeem uut to be able to read the
future very well.
Andrew Carnigle offered $16,000 to
the tit v of Albany. Now York for
building a public library building
The proposition was submitted
to
the people who on election day re
Jet-tod the gift by an overwhelming
majority. The people evidently con.
shirred the burden that the library
would entail would bo more than the
benefits.
Home are claiming that it was the
personality of Roosevelt who pulled
hi party out of a deep hole last Tuea
dny. 'I his cannot be admitted; first
because it has not been conclusively
shown that the party was in a hole.
It was simply an assertion ot the op
position; second, Pres. Rxwevelt is a
republican and only administered re
publican policy. The most attractive
personality possible to imagine with
out a proper backing of principles Is
, Is helpless. The people must not al
low themselves to be decleved by thii
personality talk. It was the proper
Interpretation of the republican plat
form that held the confidence of the
electors. And Rooseveldt will be
tha interpreter in 1904.
The elect len last Tuesday Is con
eidered a great victory fur the repub
lican party. There were heavy gains
in the West which made up for a few
losses In the East. Odell is elected
in New York and Pardee in Calif
ornia. Johnson's campaign tent
proved toj frail for the frosty fall
weather of Ohio and its proprietor is
out in the cold of the lake country
just as happened to his southern CI a-
clnnatl party associate two years ago,
Washington elected its three repub
lican congressmen by 10,000 majority
The next Congress will be republican
by, as now estimated. 25 majority
However, lue omeiai count may
change, either way, by a few votes,
that estimate. It is seen now that
the country is as firmly in favor of
the principles of the republican parly
as ever before ana the few reverses
are attributed to local causes. The
great slump is in New York where
TamuiaDy, Iflll and Cieaveland
made, peace and pulled .together
Beth Low, who was elected mayor
two yeara ago by the fusion of all
reform elements seems not to have
b.-en able to perform all that was
promised, was the cause of losing
a ine votes. Then the money ba;
of Wall street, J. P. Morgan and his
associates chose the democrats this
year, and have lost. 'Tis well.
uonu roaus are aeiirabie possess
ion?, bu we must not get so enthopi
astlc that sound business sense it
obscured. Authorities declare that
it costs 25 cents to carry a ton of mer
cliaiiiiise one mile over un ordinary
country road, while 8 cents will pay
the f'XH iice over an improved road.
A rail road can-carry a ton one mite
for a half cent, but it would ba bad
policy to build a rail rond to carry
a ton or wheel to market. If only a
ton I to he transported it cn Iks
more economically done with a pack
mole over a trail. A rail road can
not transport ireignt at a half cent
per mile unless It has train loads
every day in the year. A car load of
freight once a month would be more
e i pensive than by wagon. So It is
trafftcaftcr all that justifies road im
provement. A good dirt road Is tho
best for a community till its traBa is
suMc-ient to pay profit oa the eipense
of a Macadam road. It is doubtful if
there is yet a road In this county
that has travel that will Justify build
ing a perfect Macadam or Telford
road. There are roads that ought to
be made perfect in drainage and
grading. The time wall come thou th
an J that soon when rock should be
put on the perfectly drained and
graded highway. In the mean time
let Di be studying how bent to grade,
drain and roll Iho cross roads leading
to the rail road station.
ONE JPPKOI'JUA J70.V.-
Col. II. K I hatch is right when he
says that the state should not be
asked for money with which to wake
the exhibit at the Japan Fair next
March. And the same idea should
be extended furthur so as to apply to
the St. Louis Fair io 1904. Thee-
hlbit to be made then begins to be
thought and talked of and some pro
moters intimate that th state should
take up the matter. A St. Louis ap
proprlatlon will be a club in the hands
of any enemies there may be to the
Lewlr and Clark. A special approp
rlatlon will have its commissioner
and cannot be economically expend
ed as if the same amount is added to
the Lewis and Clark. Let the Lewis
and Clark make the exhibit in Bt.
Louis. That organization is in the
business and can do the work better
and cheaper than two separate man
ageiacnts. Tbe friends of the Lewis
and Clark will Hod a much smoother
road if they look after the exhibits
not only in Japan, but in St. Louis.
A state appropriation for tbe house
exposition will bo easier to get if rep
resentatives and senators can know
that they will not be iraportuued for
an appropriation for tbe foreign shows
but that those will be taken care of
by the Lewis and Clark.
VEMOCMATO INCONSISTENCY.
Tbre was inconsistency on the part
of the democrats iu the late election
campaign especially in New York
There the democrats sought to con
uoct the republicans with the trusts
when in truth the reverse was true,
It will be remembered that Gov,
Odell forced the republican nominal
ing convention to turn down Sheldon
caudidate for Lt. Governor because
he was a wealthy stockholder in a
trust. Hill declared for national
ownership of the coal mines and then
turned about and made an alliance
with the coftl operators. Colcr, the
democratic candidate, is a trust man
Evidently J. P. Morgan and the coal
operators wanted to defeat Odell, and
through him, President Hxwevelt
for the nomination in 1904. " Some
things in the recent coal strike nego
tiations support this view. It was
Odell who was the real person to
force arbitration of the coal strike,
The trusts hate him as heartily as
they dislike the presideut. But not
withstanding that, democracy from
the lips denounces tbe trusts, the
heart is with the magnates and
against the only party with its repre
sentatives who have shown a pur
pose of controlling' them. The fame
ttato ol things existed In Massaehu
sett. Democrats denounce trusts
yet at the same time uominated
trust man for governor.
There are those who aeem to re.
gret that America Is able to Invade
the markets of the world and compete
with foreigners. The even talk as
though they favored inviting the for
eigners into our own market. Car
negie, the Iron king, made a speech
ffwhile ago suggesting the creation of
the United States of Europe under
the form of a political and Industrial
union. An invasion of foreign mar
kets is not possible Without such al
liance. Europe's foreign' murket is
American. The speaker pointed out
that whereas England was once the
great export country, that distinction
now belongs to the great American
republic, and now Germany threat
ens la put England in the third place,
The speaker declared I hat the home
market in America lakes 90 per cent
of the manufactured articles. Which
Is the better, keep a customer that
buys 96 per cent or turn him over to
bur cometitot?. Rather let us divide-
the 4 per cent. And let us reiuem
ber Pres. Lincoln's economic maxim,
When we buy a bar of iron from Eng
land, we have the iron and they have
the money, but when we buy bar
of Iron from a home rolling mill, we
have both the Iron and money.
A NOBLKOAU.
Mr. J. Horace McFarland, who is
writing a series of what may be called
"true biographies" for The Outlook
(each having beautilu' photographs
of fine type specimen.) thus discours
es on the oak :
Tho one thoroughly characteristic
is surely the noble white oak, tree
most admirable In every way, and
mo t widely distributed ovjr the
northern states. Its niHjetic form,
a it towers high above the ordinary
works of man, conveys the repose of
conscious strength to the beholder.
There is a great oak in Connecticut
to which I make pilgrimage, and
from which I always get a message
of reet and peace. There it stands,
trong, full-powered, minding little
the most furious storms, a benedic
tion to every one who will but lift
his eyes. There it hasttmd In full
majesty for year unknown, for 1t
Wis great oak, so run the title-deeds,
way biek in 1634, when first tho
white man began to own land in the
Conncticut Valley. At flt sight it
fetus ut large, for il perfect sym
inttry conceals it great slit-; but it
Impression gro as one looks t It,
until It fills the whole lamlcux. 1
have sat under it in xpriug, when yet
it leafy canopy was Incomplete; I
have looked into lit green do pins in
midsummer, when it grateful sha
dow refreshed tlm highway, I have
seen the sun act in rednesa beyond
iti bare limb, the snowy country
side emphasising its noble line; I
hard tried In fathom the roysteiy In
its sturdy heart overhead when the
full imam rodo in the sky; and al
ways that 'Ureat oak of Glaston
bury" ba soothed and cheered and
rested, and taken one nearer the
Giver of all such good to restless hu
manity.
Do I wonder at my friend who ha
built his home where he may look
always at this white oak, or that be
raged In anger when a crabbed neigh
Dor ruthlessly rut down a superb tree
of l,he same kluii that as on his pro
perty line, in order that he might
run his barbed-wire fence etraighl?
No; 1 agree with him that this tree,
murderer has probably a barbed-wire
heart, and we expect that his future
existence will be treelrsi at. least.
THE"tfBICF.Sr;H." . .
In an article "The Russian and
Polish Jew in New York," in the
November Magazine Number of The
Outlook one of a scries of articles in
which the life of immigrants In Am
erica fs traced by nationalities and
localities Mr; E. A. Steiner thus
describes the "greener."
The "greener" Is treated with kind
ness, but is made lo feel hisgrecrTuess
at every point. There is an unwrlt
ten law in the Ghetto that1 for two
days be mud not work, but must eat
all he can, for umally he arrives hsn
gry to (he hturving poii t. His
country ".ten come lo sie him during
that time, ark all sorts of questions
about tlioold hnuie. give, much ad
vice and show a great deal of super
ior wisdom in the uso ot Kiiglixh,
upon which they pride themselves,
and with which they freely sprlukle
their Yiddish. The more English
they can display the smarter thy
are, and usually in two year the
"greener" has mastered this difficult
language. Ie Is put to work after
the two day arerover, and this prt..
eess Is called "auHgrefnen" getting
a chance to shed old country clothfs
aud habits, and becoming like tu;
generally be goes Into a sweat-shop
as art "uprater," which meana that
he learn to run a sewing machine,
and for two week he receives no
wages, but a good deal of a certain
kind of trtining. In the rarest In
stance i he a tailor, being almost
always unused lo manual labor, and
those two weeks are the hardest ol
hi existence; after that time he earns
from one dollar to a dollar and a
qaartt-r a day, and reaches the goal
ol two dollars afitr a long apprentice'
(hip. - Out of his wages he sends
money to wife and children, or aged
parents whose support be is, and to
whom America i still a large gold
field where mouey is picked up. The
wife and children are anxiously
waiting to Join him, and be is saving
money for their ticket! . -
Pitiful was tbe atory of a cloak
prcsscr who has a wie and four child
ren on the other side and who has
been almost heart-broken because he
has been here two years aud has been
kept by. "hard luck" from sending
for them. 1 worked by his side-for a
day, receiving my first lessons in
cloak-pressing from him, aud the last
letter from li is wife was so pathetic
that It drew toars from my eyes Mid
money from my pocket book towards
thoso tickets. When the day's work
was over, and the posssiiitity of soon
seeing his family was almost realized
he said, as we parted, "1 shall (deep
happily tonight ;" aud so did I, in
spite of heat and sore tu uncles. -
Helena, Mont., Oct- 4, 1!I2.
Dr. C A. J'trrm, Ilclena,.Mont.
I wish to think von for mv re
lief. I was tuflering agonies frorr
lile and was taking inoti nine t
relieve nie, when, on the advice of
a friend, I procurrtd a bottle ot
your Perrin Pile Niciflc and took
a tablespoonful at night and ant
other in the morning. At half pas
twelve, noon, my iie gave me an
other tahleppoonfnl,whcn mv pain
al! stopped. In two days 1 whk
able to attend to my resnlnr busi
ness entirely relieved. J uliuaMey
hoefer, Kiirrier, Helena.
- Care A tU la Oae I'ay
Take Laxative Bromo J ilnine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If it fails to cure. E. W.
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CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
Tlii Kind Yon Han Always Bought
Signature of Cvl&tff&Zfa
.Ketlce. f Final MetUeaeat,
Notic la hofeby given that to under
signed tia tied her final account as aV
uiiuiatralrix of the estate of V Waidack
er, deceased, iu the enmity court ot lh
Mat ( Oregon, r Washington county,
ani mat sant court has aiointra Mon
dvr, tha loth, day of November, 1902, at
IO o clock In th forenoon a I ha uin lor
hearing objection tu uch final account
nd fur the settlement thereof.
Aaoa K. Waldrcker.
Administratrix, of the ratal of C F.
Waklecker, daceaard.
Ml MMOXN.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i
1 But ot Urfron, Washington County.
Leo Fried, - I'Uintitt,
vs. I
M ichal C. Lyon, and A. E. MorrU. f
IMendanta. I
To Michael 0. Lyon, th abov named
defendant.
In tlia Kama or tha Htate ot Or.-con : Toil
are hereby notified that Iu FrhMe, tha
planum abova naieu, haa eomnieueeu a
uit againat you and one A. K. Morria In
the Circuit Court of the blaU ot freaou
for WaahliiKton County, for the purpose
l.yun. a judgment .or Hie aum ot IIO'l.KI
with liitereat I hereon from the ISth day of
February, VJU'L. at the rale of eixht percent
per annum, and the further sum of flOt) n
a reasonable attorney's tee in thlavult.atid
eoata and diahuraements: and for the pur-
poae auto i f foreel sina; a certain m irtye
upon certain proper nuuaieu iii;wan
iiifjton Count', tll- of trtyun. deacribed
aa tha eaat hulf ol lue northeast io rter,
th eaat half of the eoultuM t quarter of
section twenty-aeven (-), the
northeast quarter ot the northeast
quarter of aectiou thirty-four i'M), the
north ball of tha nurthwent quarter of
aection thirlv-live (k, th uortbweet
quarter of the nortbeaat quarter of aectiou
lhirtv-iive(3o). all in townahiu two (:')
north range two (2) west of the Willamette
Mertuiau, which iuurlaiie neara uaie me
30lh duy of July, 1S.T, aud was executed
by you. the a: Id Michael C. t you, iu lavor
of toe said. Leo Priede to secure payment
of a note dated Julv 30. ts 7. lor the sum
of:ltUUt), bearing intereat at the rate of
eight per cent, per annum irom ante uuiii
uaiil, unq to secure me payment awo 01
a reaaonuhle attorney's fre in Ihia auit
broueht for the ournoite of collecting aa cl
note aud for the nnrooa - of foreclojiim aaid
Uiortnnge; and Tou are hereby required to
appear ami auawer tne aompiaint ine in
aaid auit on or before the 7th day of Nov
ember. 1!U2. which aaid laat mentioned
date i th laat duy of the lime preacribed
in the order for publication of summons.
You are further notiiied that th date of
the first publication ot this summons pre
scribed iu the order tor nub. ication l tha
Viilli day of Hentember, HW.'i that the time
rreacriueil In the orUer lor puoueatiou oi
his suiumona is sis (i) weeks, and tbat
such time ben ins to run Hum th Oat ot
the first publication and you are further
notiiied that it you tail to appear ana
answer the complaint rlleti herein, on or
be ore the 7th .day of November, 1H02, the
last aay oi tne time presenneu in me oru r
for publication, tbe ptaintitt, Leo Fried,
wilt anuiv to th Court (or th relief pray
ed for iu the complaint, that ia to say: for
a iudiHiient aaaiust vou for the iuii of
ttu&l.Oi with interest from tha 18th day of
rebruary, JMK, at tbe rateoi eignti erceni
per annum, ana th lurtner sum oi itui as
a r.BHonable attorney's fee in this suit,
ami for costa . nd illMhursementa. and for a
decree f reiiloi.ng the iriurtgage above
il)tiiinedai)drhiitthe um above men
tioned be declard to be ohsreed upon th
morluaaed property above described, that
I he said mortgaged property ba sold to
satisly the above amounts, and that you
ana tbe (leienaant a. Morris, nq an
other pa son cluiniing by, tluouxn or
under you, or either of you. subsequent lo
the auth day ot July, 1897. be barred and
forecloeed of all interest in, estate in, right
or title to or claim npon the said premises
abov deaci ibed, and every part and parcel
there. f, aud that the moneys realised from
such tale be applied to th payment of th
several sums and amount abov mention
ed and also to th payment of th cost
and c menses bt m&fciinr said sale, th sur
dIus. il any. to be paid (uto the registry ol
thia Court subject to the further order of
this court; Diittl me amount reaiizea irom
the gale of aaid premises be lusulticieut to
luliy ay ana aiscnarge tne seye m sums
above mentioned, to-gether with th coats
and emeus of making aaid de. that the
plaintiff may have a personal judgment
against you ior sucn aum a may 'emain
unpaid after th proceeds oi sale shall
have been exhausted, aud that) execution
issue therefor.
This su,mmons is published by order
oHhp lion, t. a. ajeprid made ana
dated at Chambers, at Astoria, la Clat
sop County, tftate of Oregon, on the ISth
day ol September, iwia.
COTTON, TEAL A MINOR,
19 25 Attorney for Plaintiff,
IN THE eiBCUIT COURT OF THE
1 titateol Oregon, for Wtshlngton Co.
1 '
mt
L.izzie Alaxson, . riainnu
vs
Anguntua E. Maiaon Oefendan
'lo Augustus js. siaxaou:
In the name nf the state or Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled against you in the
above entitled suit, on or before tha 7th
dav ol November WOi which ts the time
prescribed in the order for tbe publication
and if you tail to so appear and answer,
plaintiff will apply for the relief demanded
in the coinpiuint namely: Kor a decree
deaolving the bonds of matrimony now ex
isting between this plninlltf and defendant
nd. the plaintiff be decreed tbe owner in
fee sit plo of tne one-third of the follow
ing described lands lo-wit. '1 he n U of lot
3 of and in b k l; in the rown now City of
rorest fJrovc, Washington t;ounty, t'gn.
Also acfrs in the form of a parallelogram
beginning at a point on the line ol lot
No. 6 in i'mil V ale Ad iiiou i 1 f n ( n e
cor of lot No. 7, iu Fruit Vale Addition;
thence n ft to the e cor of tract con
veyed to Minnie Wells: thence w to the w
line of lot No. : thence a following add
line of lot No 9 ft ; thenoe to the place
of beginning, containing 4 acres mare or
less in Fruit Vale Addition aa shown by
plat on tile in llillsboro. Washington Co.,
Oregon; and that she have judsment
a 'amst defendant In the aum of 7UO,0U
alimony and for ber costs and such further
relief as to the Court may seem equit
able tn tne premises
IDis r-umnions is puoiisiieu once a wees
for six consecutive weeks; tirst publication
is tbe Jiith dav of September liari. ami the
last on the 7th day of November, IM ''.
Uy order of th Hon, i. A. Itood, Judge
of the i ounty Co-irt lor Washington
County. Hlute of Oregon.
Xade and entered on the Mth day Hep
tember, i,'l.
J. N. HOFFMAN. .
1 !-.' J. ' Attorney lor 1'lalnt ft"
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Stats of Oregon, fur Washington
uonnty.
J. o. Ware, Plaiatia.
X. L. Ware and War. Defendenta f
Tp A. L. Ware and Ware, hi wife,
tbe abov named defendants:
In -he name of the Htate of Oregon, you
re nereoy comiuanueu to apiear ann
answer the complaint of tbe plaintiff tiled
in the abov entitled Court and cause
Within six (ti weeks from th data of the
hrst publication or tbit summons. Aim
if you lull so to appear and answer, the
plaintiff will applr to the Court for the
reli-f p-ayed for in his complaint, to-wit:
For decie that you and each of you
did, on June 1st, lSu5, for a valuable con
sideration duly execute and deliver to
Henry Buxton, 8r. a good and suttUient
deed for the following described real estate
to-wit: 'Beginning at point where tbe
uas Line intersects tn west Doumiarv
line of the Donation Land Claim of B. U
Tucker and wife in T 1 N R 3 W and 118
It 3 W of th Willamette Meridian and
running thence Eaat 17.63 chains, thence
South chain, thence West 17.52
chains, thence North S4.VS chains to the
place of beginning containing sixty
acres." A nd further decreeing that plain
tiff is the owner in feMimrle and in the
possession of Lots 12 and 13 in Cornelius
Knvlrons or Washington t ounty, Oregon,
and quieting h i title to said premises, as
against you and each of you a id all per
sons claiming by through and under them
atid for such other and further relief aa to
the Court may appear equitable. -
This rlninmons is served noon you by
publication by order of the Honorable L.
A. Koed, County Judge of Washington
County, Oregon, dated fit Chamber at
Hillniioro, Oregon, on October 7th, l!W7,
and sol o d-r requires this Wumn.nns to
be published for an weeks and the II rut
publication of th same U October 10.
i'.SJ'-', and said order requires you to ap
pear ana answer aiinin six irom
aaid date.
. 8. B. HUSTON.
21 2T Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice f final Mettlemeat.
'Notice i tieretiv given that the nn.ler-
sined has filed hi final a-cnunt a ad-
nuniHirainr fie-oonia-non oi trie esinte oi
William C haUners, 8r. deceased,
in th enantv con it - of the state
of Oregon, for Washington county, and
that faiu omirt hns appointed Mondar,
th 10!h day of Noveualier. 1902. at 10
o'clock in Id forenoon, as the time for
hearing obiectlon t mi h final account
and for the settlement iherof.
Thoe. Connell.
Administrator oflhn ratal of William
(. lialniera, dereaeed.
Netlre ( IntewtUw t Vlth.
draw InBtJrNire IVrpaxtIt
by the Imperial In.
ranee? Caawpnay
LI aal ted.
To whom il may concern ; .
In accordant with the requirement ol
the laws of tbe Htate of Oregon, relative to
inaorance companies, notice is hereby
given that the Imi.erial Insurance Com
pany, Limited, of London, Kngland,
desiring to ceane doing bnsin aa within
the Utate of Oregon, intend to withdraw
iu deposit with the Treasurer of aaid
Slate and will, if no claim against said
Company shall be tiled witb the Insnr
ance (knin.iiontr within six months
from th 6th dav of eVptemher 1!U. the
sain being the date of the tirst puhlioa-
tion of tins notice, w ii s.iraw Its uepuait
from the State Treasurer.
iMl'KRiAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
LIMITED.
W. i. Under.
Manager.
Datsd at 8arr Francisco, thia 1st dsr of
September, 1HV2. 16 42
Green Raven
Cough Balsam j
A Cough Curt' thai. Cures Coughs j
Sold on its Merits and
Ouranteed to give Satisfaction
25 and 50 cents
i
i
i
Ml - "
BAILEY'S
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honest, intelligent dtujiuint or physician will til yon lluit narttilic poimni
ucb as upiuin, henbane, tleailiv tiijjli tslimlo or curaine and mercury are and luivo
been since the Park A v nmA in all I'ilc MtslicincH. mill t hat such iimtit ntim
really porpctuatca 1'ilos. Vi-rn Pile'cure is not n relic of the lnrk Ages, licm e
contains no narcotii or uicicnrv, otKH) licward if n trace ol any nairntiu r tucr
CiiryOan lio fofiiid in Vcrus. All other conta'n nnrcotica or incmiir. Ii n it if
you dare iimssbacks. t.rt liewanl if Vents fulls to cure any case of Piles. Worht
caaes cured with one box o Verus. Over 10,000 wr:iianciit conn in live years :
Fold in llillsboro by the Twentieth Century Hore:
The Hillsboro Pharmacy,
r,
J. F. DA VIES.
rnesiDSNT.
St. Charles Hotel
IKCOHPORATro
Front anil MorrUoa Streets, rrllauil Oregon.
Kloctric Lights, Mlectrlo Hells and Hydraulic Kluvator.
150 lietims at 2. to f0c. Suites, 75, te fl, tioil llcstunrsut Iu
fotitiection.
Give us a call,
DAVIS
i&uiviiirs.nisKASK.
The largest sum ever for a re
sorption, changed linndx in lan Frnn
cltoo, Aug. 00, 1001. The InuiHfer in
volved In coin and stink j 1 l,Mitl.(0 nml
waa paid by a party of husiuest men for
aneciSc for "m -.'it's Dieiae an I IL
beten, hither;.) '. i. .'! ,;i"n9e.
They cotninenced i..c i ioua investi
gation of the xpeciliu Nov. lo, l!K)0.
They Interviewed score of the cured and
tried it out on its merits by putting over
three dozen cases on I he treatment ami
watching tlieui. They also got plivsi
eiaus to name chronic, iucurablo cuscs,
and admiuisiered it with tho physicians
forjudge. Up to Aug. 5, eighty-seven
per cent of the text runes were either well
or progressing fiwombly.
There being but thirtoen per cent of
failure, the parties were Kttislicd nml
closed the transaction. I he proceedings
of lit investigating committee nml tin
clinical reportnof the tent enncswere ub
linhed and will be mailed free on applica
tion. Address John J. Fulton. Com
pany, 40 Montgomery St. han Frum-twin,
Cai.
Portland Markets.
Wheat Walla Walla, nominal (iSiii
6ic; bluestem, 74o; valley, (.
Flour beat grades, t:i.l,rxS.25 per
barrel ; graham, '.'.110.
Oat Old, $1 0.-i$l 10 percental.
Barley F'eeJ, f.'L'f" 22.ri; brewing.
23.00 per ton. .
Millgtntia Bran, 117(210; miilJliiiL's,
IH;'.'0; shorts, lfirr 7 ; chop, 17.
llay Timothy, $I0(.( 11 ; clover, 7fe
$10,50; Oregon wild hay, tTiui.'l ior Iihi.
riut'er rmicy creamery, ;M(.;:;Uc;
dairy, 20iS 22c; store, l.'f( t.Vper pound
Kggs Stnrage-12c; fresh 2i(.'l0c.
Cheose Full cremii twins, 15Jc;
Young American, l.V.ei'ilTc per pound.
I'millry thickens, mixed, sl.onf.
5.00; hens, $."i.(K)((r, 60 ; dreed, 0(it
1 lo er pound ; springs, f 2.0iUf :!.o0 n;r
loKen; ducks, .i lor old; Kt.0tlt 1-tlO
for vonne: geese. 0 at 10 nor dozen
turkey, live. IOijUIc; drecd, 10(.i)
Uhc imr lioiitwl-
jXlutlon l(mls, Vic. groe I'drewnl.
flrtiG'gCper jM.und; sheep, :.25, gro ;
ilrewe-i, l per pound. ,
Hogs ttrow, heavy $0(30.50 ; light,
t.7(i'J drwwed, 7(7,1gC ht iouu,l.
Veal Small, t(!!c; large, it7i!c
perponnd
Heef time ' ilivn .t gnai nn.
I"? ".nJ. tf"01 :,-,1,,"-"3-50; tlrcss..,!;
"T I lr H"ni.
riopa 10 at lojc per pound.
Wool Valley. 12 at 1-Uc:. Eastern
Orckon, 8 at HJc; mohair, 2i nt 2v tier
pound. -
" . . . .
rotate f.OO (3i f .70 per srnk.
Union-l 00 cwt r
villous ri.ou cot. i
AMisii.ee a Notice of Final
Hettlenient.
Notice is hereby eiven that the nn.l.ir.
signed has tiled in the Circuit Court of the
Bt, te oi i re gon for n aldington County,
his ti mil account as assiirneo f the e.-tata
ol the Forest drove ioor Lnniher Co ,
aq insolvent corporation, and that snid
lirtul account wilt be heard uao passed
noon br said Court at tlie llmirt ll,.n.u
Hilisboro. Waabingtou County, Oregon
on Monday, Droem'jer 1st. liJ. al 10
o clock iu the lore noon ol aaid dav.
A. IIINI
Amlgnee of the estate ol tlie KoVil Urove
loor A Ltimlier Co., an insolvent corpora
tion. l'.-tS
Xatire of Appointment of Ail
miniairalor. 0
YOrtCEIStllEUKHV fJIVKS 1 HAT
a i tne uouenngueii nas Ij
lnn nn.,.,..i '
admlniatrator nf tha estate i, r J.o.n w '
Lemmon.
ueceaseu, the County Court
of the Slate of Ore!
ottoly. and ha. du
onnty C
Waitniu
reg,in lor Yahi
duly nualirie I as
utou
administrator, and that ad perons having
claim against said extnte are hereby re
quested and refiiired to present ti'.em, with
proper vouchera to the undemigned at the
i!W, "I"'- Jlxo 1UX tongue, .ii
llillsboro. Washington Conn-y, lire, on
within ait months from the date hereof
Dated at llill.lx.ro, Oregon, this aHh'
day of Uiitnber, lani.
V.HVIS kitiki:.
Administrator of th estate of John VY.
Lemmon, deceased, 2t-yi
such
PHARMACY.
C. T. BELCHER.
SEO'V AND THEAU
& I.ELC1IEK, Jlanasftis.
bifU,
S40andS50j
' 1
F. f? TaAll FY
p a a m mm jl -
Next to Wehriinci on Main St.
BLACKSMITH
and
WAGON
BUILDER.
Mhnp on root-side of Third street
between Main anil V"asliitigton. All
work guaranteed.
Ilorno Nhocinir n Sppci illy.
IlilNhnro, .Orecoi).
Motlce of Final Kt-ttcmciit .
Notice it hereby given lliat'lh unde
signed Ins lilcd iu I he County oiirt nf tne
slate ol llrciTiiii tor Wnliington loiintr. Mm
linul account na .idministriitiir-dc ooi,; ,
ion of I lie -lalu of Aniturson Mmlii,
dene axed, and Unit vuid court (jaK ap lut
ed Momlny, the Mli day d lieceiulH-r. I'n .'.
nt in o'clock iu the forenoon of ml, I 'ay.
the time fur hearing o1. jivtiiMin lo said n n.il
account and Ihesc tlcment thereof.
1 . A. Ii A I i.KV,
'Adniinixlmtor-de-tianis-min of the cMiiio
of A ink ron (Smith, fieccastnl. Z-'i.i
Xofireof . ppnliitmriit of
iiiiitlMlrntor.
Ad
Xnln-ciH hereby given that the under-
I stoned iiiet iK-en neiMjintc 1 adiiiinUtiator
(or the estate of Imniel .llcl'nli, decea-nl.
I by th I'onntv Court of the Htate uf im-
' p"" '".r Washington county, ami bus duly
i i"i"oicu as sucn auminiiirator, ami tmu
all ,.. l...u;.... ... I
I , T " ;'" "".i
If1"10 re hereby re.ue.te. and re.Ui . .1
to present them, Willi proper vouchers t ,
! the uiitjer4im.,l Mt ili l'ir ..m fin..
; ,1- rnKue. in llillsboro.. Waul
lUirtOll miCllv. (liKir.in w.ill.ii .lw J.w.nlli
from the date hereof
Dated at IMiboro, Oregon, thin I -th
day or Oc tober. l'y.
J A.MK.-i . JAMIKMUN.
AdminiHtrator of the cx(ute of lamel
MciVall, deccasi d. :!-j7
otlcc of l'iiiitl Settlement.
Noti-e i liereby given that the uinler-sigiH-,1
administrator of the elate of
i'SidoiiKrti Wiwiiur ha" filed his linnl ac
I count in the county court of tlie talo oi
jtircgonfor WsHliington county, in the
I niiitter of said entato nml said muntv
j court hns m t Moml iv the 10th day of Nv
; ember, Pr., at the" court roitn in IlilN-
""..' "eg"", '" u:,.v "
'e tune ami Place o Inarnig (diectioiia
lo said final account and for the final et-
tiement of said estate.
1'aled at llilllirr.,(treg)n, on this III Ii
day of Oi-toU-r, I'ju.'.
J A ('" WHMKK.
Adinininlrator of the relate ol Solomon
Wimer, dceeaseil. 'J'l-Ju
OABTOntA,
fears U il In H.ii 'nrt Boajt
audi Mai Eiffel
' : at
J. BINKLEY,