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HILLSBOKO 1NDEPENDEN KnteieU in tt postodic at lid sboro. Ore, aa aecoud-clasa mail matter. Subscription, in advance, per year, $1.00 JULLHlSOIiO ITJJLISHIXil CO, 1'ro D. M. C. Ual'LT, Editor. FRIDAY, NOVKMUKft 28 ltfU2, AkWLASh OF CK00K V01STY Under (Into of Washington, D. C. Nov. 21, the Oregoulan publishes among other paragraphs this stale incut of t lie contents of Inferior (ireen'a rert on tlio alleged ajidity of about fifteen townships In Crook county, being towns 17 to 20, Smith lUnge 12 to 15 East, in which it i stated "that thu lands selected by the Svtate. of Oregon under the Carey nil and known an list six that Is, I lie latuls intended to be reclaimed ly the l'not liutto Development (Company- are not arid, lie reports wull-devel oped juniper trees scattered over the a ea; therefore, he concludes, (In- (anus are not subject to reclamation under the Cary act. This report will unqucBiiuimiily h ai to a prolonged v. rangle and may he the means of prevent inif for sometime recluiuution in I ho Deschutes Valley, either by me UDvernuient or ry private en!er- prise." Further along Ore-u in freely erlt icised, and the impression is left with the reader that Green's rejiort Is un duly strict, and that he was arbitrary lie Is represented as being unfriendly to irrigation under the Carey Act, Those wh i know (freen say that he is a competent man, energetic and pains taking. Ilia inspection of lands named la list (i, were made under iDbtructlous from the Depart ment of the Interior. One of these Instructions directs that land covered with timber is not to be considered arid. The error if made ia in classing "juniper" as timber. However there is timber othertban juulper ou a part of list 6. One corner of several sipjare miles is covered with pine trees. Uf this the author of the above dispatch said not word,. Green re ported this tract of saw timber and took photographs of the forest to ver ily his report. When Green's wholo report is studied it is found to be more just than the Pilot Butte Irriga tion Company that wanted to saw Hume lumber from the pine of fist i six. If the Company would elitnin ate those pine lands from its list six perhaps Inspector Green could see his way clear to pass the remaining townships of the list. But there is another trouble that confronts the Pilot Itutte Company, Is the land worth anything when watered? Much of it Is rocky, vol canic rocks at that. And the ditch may empty its water Into a volcanic crevice that will require months to fill, or the water may be lost through an underground channel, This may not matter so much with irrigation under the Carey Act, since the canals are constructed by private capital that bears the louses. Hut promoters of irrigation projects under the new Irrigation act must be narrowly watched for it is public money that constructs the ditches. If one of them empties lis water into a subte- rauean channel It is tho people's money that goes, or if a rock desert H watered who is to buy the tract? There, uro rocky acres hi well watered Western Oregon that are not worth ten cents each. When such schemes aro on, it la hoped that there will be incorruptible Greens enough to guard the interests of the people. in its favor and against ''ai-at." Our further liability government Is not organic! on those Kstate Cirus L. Luce, uiiuor. . The lines. Brides free l its.r, that has guardian having tiled receipt with rights which tho commission Is In Una! account, settlement is made and Justice bound la recognize, there are the estate is closed uf record. Independent mine operators. These latter are earnestly protesting against an outside settlement. And this in terest may te able to compel the commission to resume its sittings ou the 13 rd. prox, and contiuue till find ings have been found and rendered. The coal trust evidently wanU to rid itself of this indeendent competition, and organised labor wants to "do" free labor. Will President Itoosevelt's commission ermlt such thing to hapfb? - MAKUIACiK I.U'ENSKW License to wed was issued Nov 0 to John C. Latta HI and Maud J. Vaughn 28. and Nov 5'ith to Algy O Whilsell 20 and Ixuiisa Biuktcy 17 and Theodore 10, lYnr-otu 31 and Nellie J.Starrett 19. t'Ul'BT IIOISK. CI KCC1T CUl'KT. Court met on Monday morning, present Judge T. A. McBride presid ing. Harrison Allen, Iist. Attorney; Geo. A. Morgan, Clprk and J. W. Noweil, .Sheriff. The following jurymen were ex- cused for tho term; Wade Artrien trout, Joseph lieeves, John O' Nell, E. Adkins, F. E. Bowell, Chas. F Miller, Henry Hamilton, A. C Shute, Chas. IS. Buchanan, Peter Vandercouvering and E L. McCor mick. Thejury was excused till Monday next. A B Moss & Uro. v D A Carter, et a I coutiuued for the term. Lucy Buchanan v Walter. S Bu cbauau. Dismissed on motion of Plaintiff's Attorney. ' lUnom et al v D 1 Cartwright stricken from the docket. Michael Rihn v Henry Dick. Con' tinued for the term. M C Howard formerly M C Uutan Win Heudersoot. Dismissed on motion of 8 B Huston, plaintiffs At toroey. Mary O'Brien v W J Butner. On motion of Defendant's Attorney Geo Frewing et ux to Brelraiu his motion to make the comtilaint H Frewim? 30 a a t . , Kt AL K.STATE. II T Buxton V School Dlst No . 72, part of N W $ sec 4 t 2 n t 4 w Mary and W J ritulcy to II T Buxton, 8 W J of N E J sec 5 t 2 n r i w" .. II T Buxton to W J Staley part of N I of S K sec 5 t 2 s n r 4 w .. OeoT Croeiu and wf to Christ ine i:'glmen IS a iu sees 10 20 in t 1 n r 1 w Ira W Hubbard et ux to J L Washburn undivided int erest In F J of N J of see IT. t 2 n r 0 w W ASpence toE II Jett. r t)7.C a in sec 7 and 18 t 2 s r 8 w. Ida and H Musgrove) to El I fx and W F Witham lots 1 aud2 of blk 10 in town of Hillsboro 305 Sarah Crother to Eugenia Hen ry tract iu Hillsboro 35 Jane M Smith lo Pacific Coast Condensed Milk C) St near Forest Grove v 1200 W N Barrot et ux to T U Pau li track in Hillsboro Wheelock Simmons et ux lo 1) McCamish lots 1, 2 and 3 blk 7 town of Hillsboro Heury T Buxton to Henry Haunon part; of sees 4 and 5 in t 2 n r 4 w, 140 acres 31550 1413 1300 COO 3000 SI Ladies' TrimmedHais 4OKH LI kK IIUV CtktM. "The fastest selling article I have in my store." write druggist C. T. Hinlth, of Davis, Ky., "Is Dr. King's New Discovery for consiimption, coughs, ami colds, lecause it always curea. In my six year of sales It has never 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, heat physicians J prescribe it, and Bailey's Pharmacy 'guarantees satisfaction or rcfuuil ! price. Trial bottles free, reg. sizi 50c and l. Today Thomas A. James ho ii -lit the HATS . at half price mid put them ICtfE EARLY and set FIRST CHOICE. . THOMAS & JAMES. Forest drove. 150 How Is This When in wnntof furniture, carpets, nickers wall-paper and matting in fact any thing in my Hue. step In am) get prices. I am satisfied that we can suit you and as far as prim's are concerned they will surely please you as I sell at and below Portland A trial is sure to he a customer. Donelsnu's Furniture Store, Cor. 3J and Main Engineers who advocate improv Inglhe mouth of tho Columbia by dredging, may be able to gather poiu tvrs rrom the work that is now do ing in the channel entrance to Pearl Harbor, Sandwich Islands. A dredge Is there used. Last week It was sunk dining a high wind; rough weather has hindered oppcratioris from the Iveginning. Colombia In negotiating a treaty under which the Isthmian Canal can he ilughnn asked and out lined con cession after concession, 'till one has lieen demanded whioh our govern mint cannot grant. In eonseiuence there Is a deadlock and it is uncer tain when the matter can sgain he tikr n up." We may have jet to take (ho Nicaragua route. more definite was overruled when the Defendant filed his answer. Set for trial Den. 5. Lillian Dixon v Albert Dixon Dismissed. - John Simpson v B O Mome, et al. Ihe demurer to the complaint, on motion of the Defendant's Attorney, is overruled and the IWemiant Is al lowed one day in which to answer. way ni cralg v J M Craig. Plain tiff allowed to take her decree for divorce. - Chas. Henry v Geo Hess et al. De murer overruled and Defendant .1 lowed to answer. Set for trial Dec, 3. ivate Baker v Frank C Baker. De cree of divorce allowed and alimony in the sum of f 14,000. State v James Aiken, Indicted tor murder. Second trial. Set for trial Dec 8th, 1902. Vendel Scherschel v Lowell A l ounger et al. Decree of foreclosure allowed. Leopold Dcitx v Hanah It Bros, hear et al. Decree for Plaintiff quiet- ing tine to real estate. j u w are v A L Ware et al. De cree allowed to quiet title. F:ila Huston v. II B Hollenbeck. Decree for foreclosure as prayed for, 1 w. PKTITIOX. 1 Fren Round to Mary Y Brown oa near forest Grove 550 Fidelia M and A P Ilurrlim to Frank Wallace 40 a in t 1 a r 2 w 700 D C and S E Miller lo J B Mc- Phersou 5 a in fruitvale add to Forest Grove 1500 Cat el II Blanehard et ux !i William Bagley, Sr a arc 23 and 23 t 1 n r 3 w 4400 Frank Thompson, et ux to Pet er Wilrander nnd Eva Wlk auder W N W J ol N W J eec -Bill r 2 w, 2Q acres... 800 A Ul'l 105 SILK. The undersigned will sel! at pub lic auction at his farm mile south of the Minter Bridge commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. NAT! K1AV AV. , HM. personal proerty as here limed: 1 Tiger Drill; 1 (Inborn Binder, nearly new; 1 spring tooth harrow, new; 1 peg tooth harrow; 1 Osborn hay rake, new: i sintrie nuvzcv: l 31-waeon. wide tire; 15 tons Clover and grass Tualatin, Oregon, Nov. 17, VXi To the lion. Countv Court of Waiihiiiif ton County, Oregon! Untleuieii:-Vt), the un ilurHiKiieil, be i til- a luaioritv of live l.-iml voters in EaotCeilar Cr. ek 1'rec net, Wash- inton County, Oregon, Un respectfully eiuiuu your Honorable Court to grant a hceiiae lo Charles Roberts, to aeil nuiritu- oils, malt anil vinous liquors iu lesa quant ities than one galhvn, at Tualatin ill nail! pre I'ini't, county anil state. We Jo lurtlier repreaent that the suitl pniti-s are reliable law abiding restdeutf oi nio precinct. it a line, u I. niiaver, J K C Thompson, C K Nelson, C KCasteel.C Dav. KIN i K F Putts. K Kuaiiian. II M Ouiiea. John Jieuges. A I, Heat, T l olu, l.iugi I'odes la, H Kuiger, Juinet McNally, A Oal tneutu. Jos tlalbreath. H f Jli-rron. Rob ert Ille. Augelo 4 eregpino, Frank Hot landa, (JeoCialbrtalh, V Ciniro. J Z Ciniro, o u L,anu, r iaai, j Loop, N Hear, Al tiert Ille, Aniol I leneiiger, J H Coi kelren, W M Mnwr. 11 I aaleel. J I. A,l,.w. C C Crlni, V W Hagert, K Savage. Win Jor gena, K V Moik, rivln Ualbreatli, harlei Sogert, Jacob J kreider, O N Kobinsun, J i. nyrom, r iiormog, u r l.nrsar, Jl Tall ran, I. Hhroeder, K A Kddv, Jas U Wiitli W R Hay, L 8 Worth, 3 Nyhi.ig, H I Wirth, J W Milltr, Win Koodwin. 1) 13 Morns, Ueo Ouiles, H N Bhover. A Hcha- luoni, I. Hagert, K II iiobtviui .1 (I Martiu- a.xi, William Cell, ilurnnrd bell, Ixmit jurgena. w Badlrk. u Hall, A kaiitinaii, Ohrist Cleling-r, kunrock Tela, 1 N Ham ilton, N kelivgg, J t'hehik. Anion Sale us. J u uay, lieu Hay, i, kiieger, A l.liit-be, i. i norron, u i iierron, r v Hailey, J I. KiKKi. A 8 Ford. M A t-ehuater. A l Hull. 8 tVeckert, t) A I'orders, A J Ileus, J K Hoa, 1' 41 Ileas, A Krause, II Krauae, I hoa Speurer, U !W llesi, W in Ciuiinu. lieoree 11 Younger, J P Michela. i V M ich- HOW'S THIS? W'a offer One Hundred Pollan Kcwarl for any caieol' catarrh tliat cannot be cur ed by Mall' l atarrh Cure. '. J. CHK.NKV A Co.. Propi., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last lu yevtra, and belief hi. ll perfectly honorable iu all business Irainuu'tiona. and linaucially able to carry out any obligations made by their lirm. Went X Trual, Wholesale Oruggivts. To ledo, O , Walding, koi nan A Marvin, Wholesale Druggima. Toledo, O Hull' Cularrli Cure ia taken Internally, acting directly amiu the blou.1 and mu cous urfiu-ea of the system. Teatinuui iala sent free, price "ou per tiotlle. bold Ivy all druxgista, - Hall's Family I'illa ara the best, ' Green 'Raven Cough Balsam A ('oiiih Curi'that Oiuvs INmlis Soll on ils Morits ami CJuraiiltM'd to give Satisfaction 2." and 50 cents BAILEY'S PHARMACY. DEADLY NARCOTICS Any honrsl, iiitollicnt di uirtrist or physician will t'l you that nanoiv- pivinon such us opium, hculunc, ileailh iiilit-hadc or cik :iino and nii'iciiry me nnd hut o U-eil since the Piirk A c- ll-cl in nil File Medicine, ami tli:it vui-li nmlirit ion really rpelu:ili-s Tiles. Vcrus I'ile enre is not a relic of the l;irtf Ages, In-i:. t contains no nurrolirs or iiu-icnrv, .rn SHI licwai.t if a tr.i.v oi unv iiarioiu- or inrr cury can ls I'oiiild in cms. All olln rs cinita n nanotiisor ii.cn uiy. Ih-ny ii ii you daro iiiiiHslvai-kH. .r0 Kcwar l if Verus tails to curt) any cane of 1'ili s. V..r i rases en nil with niie lox of cms. Over 10.000 m-i niinviit cures in live yearn: Sold in 1 1 i 1 1 lull o hy the Twenlicth Century Store: The Hillsboro Pharmacy, HIS L1FK I. I'ICKll. "I just seem lo have gone all to pieces," writes Alfred Bee, of Wel fare, Tex., "hillousnesa and a laim back had made life a burden, I eoulden't eat or sloep and felt almost too woru out to work when I began taking lOleclrlc Bitters, but they worked wonders. Now J sleep like a top, ran eat anything, have (rained In strength and enjoy hard work." They give vigorous health and new life to weak, sickly, run-down peo ple. Try Iheiu. Only Mj at II ii ley's riiarmacy. f tl, P. DA VIES. PHCSIDf NT. C. T. BEICHER, IC'V AND THEAS. St; Charles Hotel I laconiWiiATvn 1 Front anil MuriUon Streets, I'oillaud Orccon. Kh-etriis I.iidits, i:l,'.'trie Hells and Hydraulic Kl.'v.Uor. 'I t j( llaoins at '; lo oOc, Suites, 75, to fl, (i.iod Kcslaurant in Coiiiiectioiu i Oive us a call, , DAVIS & HKLCIIEH, Manners. J Ol'T UK UKITII'S JAWS. "v nea iieain twnwl very near from a severe stomach ar.d liver trouble, that I had an (lured with for years," writes I'. Muse, Durham, N. C, "Ui. King' New Life I'ilU saveil my life and gave perfect health." liest pills on earth and only 25c al Bailey's Pharmacy. IN THE C1RCP1T COUKT OK THE Btate of Oregon, lor Washington J. O, 'w. riaintitt. ii'iv; i cow; i yeaning steer; 1 fprlnif I els F Murray, Joseph Miuimoni, L P ealf; 1 hromlsow and 8 shtats: 4 I lieaamlon ownrnu, T K Savage, A Hallie Campbell etal v Myrtle For-1 'w'"r"M "t bees, 1 6 shovel cultivator; Notice is hereby gwen that in accordance ter. BSehoIfleld, Danie l liaker and 1 land roller; 1 set "r" Thos O Todd appointed referees to l'"u,,l, work harness; 1 ninglewoik curt of the stuta of Oregon, for Washing partition lands. . baines.-; 1 set ainle buBy harness; lh7CMTk iT "oi&e Christiau ilellmau v. August 15or- ro,l,' 'u'dle fence; 1000 feet build- f f1'" "piriunia. malt nnd vinous liriori ehers. Set for trial Dee 2. John balzaber v AHbumacker ae or b' dvki '''' s, nhovels and many i , , , ,ii KK,, uniaiuvi umii one gauon in r.w ing lumber; 400 bu.oats, sold in bulk Cedar Oreek precinct, Washington County. ai me town ol lualaun lor a iwriod of The Arbitration Committee of the anthracite coal strike has adjourned till Wednesday next, Dee. 3, so as to allow the operators and tho miners to reach a settlement independent of the commission. Nrgoliona are pend ing, brought about by the lawyers w ho are engaged In tha controversy iH'fore the commission. It is probab ly realised hy the Miners Union that it will lie very questionable if tho niinmiasi -n can formulate a report that will -recognUe their uoion While the commission ia not exactly federal tribunal, it partake largely of such an official Bt nrd. A nation al or stale commission will And it ex ceedingly cuibarrasing to discrimin ate In faver ".f one class of citizens and against another. Organised labor can never hope to have the courts decree for trial Dec. 4th Ivy Hartrampf v L A Hood et al demurrer sustained and plain tin al lowed till Monday Dec 1 to tile am ended complaint. Lillian Beiment v Thos Belmont default taken nnd decree of divorce will be taken. MaggloXail v Willis Vail iilain- uti allowed to withdraw motion to dismiss. Carrie Coo v liuben Cue, default and degree for divorce allowed. Lucy Maxson v Augustus Maxson. St for trial Dt: 1. Mary K Birdsell v O Johnson Jas (Jalbreath, Joseph Qalbreath allowed to with draw from the files of tho Court, the note sued ou. A J Scoggln y w Hggin et al .1. : .,- . ... oueriu uirecieu u execute- deed to Kliz J Cason. Thos Talliot v J 1' Apliu continued for term. "OR Hpeneer v With Hpeucer De cree of dfvorco given to defendant who Is to have tho general care of and custody of child Klith. Tho plalutiff may iit the ( 1,11,1 three times each week and have her In his custody six weeks each year. Uustave Hickethier v Uitalia Hlcketheir. Decreeof divorce allow ed. Commercial Saving Bank v W li II Myers. Judgment for plaintilT ft IJ50 05 with Interest at 10 per rent from this date till paid and cost tax ed at 17 00 other small articles. TerniM ol Nnle. All sams of $10.00 and under, cash in hand, over $10.00, a credit of 12 months will be allowed, Ihe purchas er ti give approved note bearing in terest at tho rate of fi kt cent. O. W. Smith, Owner. Wm Mc quillan, Auct. twelve months. CUAKI.KS KoKKKl'd. 1 msTRKT INSTITUTE 1'RiiUATK. Kstate Oustave llarthrampf. dcd. Tho adminUtratri having lfai't- orily ai-counted lo Inn court ft ne property of the wtate and bavin? fll- ei a ru-w bond, it is i.nk.ro.1 ti.-i Nelson lacourw, Charlea Harlraifnr. former boudsmen be released fr.ua Tho first teacher's institute for Hills- boro District will ba held in Iteed-villeHchool-house Saturday, Nov. 29, coiiHiiencing nt 10 o'clock A. M. The. following programme of cxercis- es w ill be observed : General Discussion "School Libraries and How to Secure Them." composition Work K. K. Watts. ISorthwostern History Prof. J.U Ujliertson. D.'vicn, tur Secur ing Attention aud Arousing Interest In Pupils H. T. Adams. AfterniMin Session. From 1 M to 4. What the Teacher Shonl.l Aim lo AiromplisJi Dpbd W. N. Ferrin i-rimary Uotigraphy Miss Rose Wilcox. The Press as a Factor of Popular KJ ucnlion lion. J. P. Wairer. "Alitor. ial writer on Kvening Telpgram." iiiettion Box. A lunch will tio served at kllie w hool hMiw, at noon, by the cltir.eu of RsIviUe. The lunch will be free but teachers who desim to do so will le given an nppcrtuniiy to make con Iributions rither of money or hooks. for tin. Isneflt of the library of the! Kei'dvillo mhNil. Tim at.ov program w ill l infers persed with appropriate musical and thetorical neiclses. Ileleiui Mont Vt 4 MO" If'r. C. A. lVrrin, llclcna.Mont. I wish to thank you for my re lief. I via sullerintt agonies lion piles and was taking moil liine t relieve me. when, on the advice ol a friend, I procurrcd a Ivottleol your I'errin Pile Siccific and toivk a tablcHHMnful nt night and am other in the morning. At half pas twelve, noon, niv wiie gave ine un- ol her tableejvoonful, when uiv pain al! ttnpived. In two days I wac able to atterxl to my regular busi ness entirely relieved. JuliiwMey- hoeler, Himer. Helena Acker's llrxpcpida Tablets are aolt on a posnive guarantee, cures neart-buri raising ot the food, distress after eatinv o any lonu ol dyspepsia. One little Uibh gives Inunedia' relief. 2S eta, and 60 en I na Helta ilrug Btore. A. h. Ware and Ware, liel'eudents ) To A. L. Ware and Ware, his wile, trie aoova iiameu ueienuauin: iu 'ha nam of the Htate of Oregon, you are. nereny cuiniuaiueii to appear ami answer the complaint of the pluintirt' tiled in tne above entitled lourl and cause within six (i) weeks Iruiu the dale of the lirst piibhealioa of this summons And ii you lail o to appear and answer, the plaiutilt will apply to the Court lor Ihe reli'-i p-ayed lor in his complaint, to-wit: For a deciee that you and each of you inn, on juue ist, ist., lor a valuable con mderalioii duly exvcula and deliver to Henry llniton, Sr. a good and uilhienl deed for the lollowp a described real estate lo-wit: "Uegiiuiing at a point where the ase i.iue intersects me west Doumiarv line ol the Donation Laud Claim ol H O I neker anj wife In TIN R 8 W and T 1 S 113 W of the Willamette Meridian and running thence Kast 17.6'i chains, thence South chains, thence Wast 17.M chiiiiia, thence North 04:25 chains to the place ol begiiiniiu containing silly aerea." And further decreeini; that plain- till'is the owner in fee-simple and in the poaaession of l-ot It and 1 1 in Cornelius Knvirons of Washineton Countv. Oregon. and quietiue h'.a title to said prrmisea, n against you aim eacu oi you anil all per sons claimini! bv IhrotleJi and under them and for such other and further relief aa tn the l ourt may appear euuilablo. t his Summons ia served upon you hy puuiieniiou uy oruer oi tue iionoraiile 1.. A. Hood. Oountr Judire of Washineton County, Oregon, dated at Chambers at IlillM'oro. tireeon. on Oetolier 7th. I!kr and sid o d- r reipiirea thia Sumii.nna lo b published for six weeks and Ihe llrst tiblication of the same Ii October 10, J.', and said order reumres von to in. ifi-nr anu answer annul iii weeai irom aid date. H. D. HtfSTilN. 2t 7, Attorney for Plainliu". Notice ef linal Setlleinfnt. Notice is hereby liven that the under signed has tiled his linal a con nt as ad niinistrator dc-lioiiis-niiu of the estate of William t lialiners, Sr. deccaweil, in Ihe Countv court of the utile ol Oregon, fur W av-hington roiudy, and that said court has appointed Monday. Ill liiiii uuy ol .ovemtver. IDOL, al 10 o el.ak hi the forenoon, as the lime for hearing olijeetionf to I ueh final aioiiut ami for Ihe settlement liierof. Thos. Connell, Aibniuislrator of the estate of William I hnliuers, deteafed. ItKHillT'S IIISKASK. The largest mini ever paid for a prc ription, changed lianils in San Fran- Cisco, Aug. u0, PHIL The transfer in volved in coin mid KtiMk ! 1 1,'iOtl.l'O und was paid hy a parly of lupines-) men for aspect no tor i: u,'i' s I'l-eise anl lia Iwtes, hitherto ' ' ' atw. They coinioenecU t i ms iuvcsli- gallon of the Mseilie Nov. l."i, liHIll. They Interviewed scores of the cured ami Iriwi it out on its merits ly putting over three dozen cases (.1 Ihe treatment nml WHtehing them. They also got physi cians to name chronic, incurable cases, and administered it with the ohvsicians lor judges. I'p to Aug. 5, eighty-eeven per cent of the test cases were either well or progressing favorably. 1 lure he l n u but lllirleell ner ili.f: failmes, the parties were salislied ami cluseil the transaction. Ihe proceedings of the investigating copimiillcc and the clinical report" of the test cases were pub li.dicil and will lc mailed free on apiiiiea- tion. Address John J. Fn.io Com panv, -10 Montgomery f t. San Fram -iseo, Cal. I'ortluuil Markets. Wheat Walla Walla, nominal f.tsr.r Otijc; bliietcm, 71c; valley, fi!l. r lour ls?st cra.leH. i: lliui :1 "!i iw.r Iwrrel ; graham, 2.iil. Oats Old, f I 0'u.itl 10 ja-reenlaL I'.arleT Feed, fl" 2J..rni : hicwimr. $L'3.IKI per ton. M 1 1 iHt it IlK l'.ran. flTd'iltl: nii.l.llimru flWvi 20; shorts, fltpn 17; chop, $17. Huyl'llllulliV. IIK . 11 elini i 7f.,-. (lO.AO; Oregon wild hay, ff),n ii per Ion. Hiit'cr Fancy creamerv. :;.., ::i i dniry, ''Ok, ; store, l;f It.i M- per pound J.ggs htoraire lL'e; liesli L';0c.. (Jlu-cae Full cream Iwina. l.'.le Young American, lolc.17c la-r pound. -oiillry ( hirkciiM. mixed. l imh "i. (XI ; hens, f".(K)(n r, f,o ; dressed, 0(.i l ic per Mund ; springs, f 2.0oiv :',.;,0 per dozen; ducks.;! for old: .:.mu., i oo for yoiinc: irivm1. ( at i'l ir . turkeys, live, itx.illc; dren.J, ior l-'Jc per pound. iMiltlon I .a 111 I. s. It1 ,e. ltohs : ili...l 0(u0,.,ciH'r pound: sTieen. t. .LTi. IreHse.t, Is' per pound. nogs i.ross, hcavv. i;(.7ii.r0: li.,i,i f 1.75 5 ; dressed. 7ii'7'.. c vcr poiin.l. eal Small, K(.'!le: iarL'e. 7i, 7 i , ler pound. Jtet-I Orosa top- afcers, :.5lo -1.0) cows and lieiferi. ;!.(HlCi ;l..rsi ,l,..u...l beef, Ui at 7c per pound. Hops 10i at l.-.Jc per pound. Wool Vallev. 12 at ll'e- I- i,. Oregon, 8 at 1 Ijc; mohair, nil ;,t 2S4 iH-r IK 111 111 t. rotatoei 1 (id (it 1.70 m r sm k. i Onions 1 1,00 cwt. I J. BINKLEY, BLACKSMITH and WAGON BUILDER. .Shop on east hide of Third street between Main and Washington, All work ciinrantei d. Horse Shis-nig a Speci tlly. Hillsboro, Oregon. olic ol' riu it I Ket lenient. Notice i hereby iiven that th under signed I ii vi liled ill the t'ounty 'ourt of Hie Mate m'tiregoii lor Washiiigliui eoiimv. Ins linal neeoiint as administrator de i.oms non of Hie estate el Andeison hmitli. deep used, and that, said court has appmni ed .Monday, the Mil day of Hecemhei , pi at III o'elo. k in the Ion noon of said day, an the tune for hearing ol 'lections to said linal aeeoiinl and these lleinent tliereol K. A. liAII l;V, Adiiiinistraior.de boiiis-non of the evt,il ol Ander on Smith, Heci ase,!. -j , 211 .Vidirenr Appoint incur ,l Ad nilllioO'lltoi'. f Notice is hi reliy piveu that the nmh r siiiii d nas li. en appointed n.l uoni.-l 1 alor ol Ihe estate of ia,,i, .Mel-all, decea-eii. by Ihe County Court 1,1 Hi,. Slate of Om gon lor Washington county, and has dulv iiialilied as such a.lnioiisi'rator, and thai all p minis h ivinif claims ag in.-t said estate are ht-rehy leuesleil and rcipiind to present theiu, ith proper toiicheis i- t he undersigned at I he 1 1 -otliee ol I lios, II. At P.. -II. ioliKiie, in Jhllxboro, Wa-li-lllglim eoliaU-, Oregon, within sU lllolllli Iroiii the dale hereol Haled at II dish, day ot October. !:.(. Oicgoii, this vlll .1 AMKs It. JAM IK Adhiinislrator the estate of Mel-all, ileceasi-d. y: -UN, iiani EXECUTOR'S notice;. Notice is hereby give 1 that the unde: I signed hai been by the county Court of Oregon lor W .-shinctnii 1 . unty. anpniiili -I , exeeu rix or the lasl il and testament ot , bcoiioll Hichs. deceased, and h .s dulv :'iiialilieil us such exeeuirix. and Ihalatl persons havini: claims against said cl ue i lire heieby Imlilicl f) present tUein, with ; proper vou .'lierH, lo the mid-i signed at I he j law ollice ot IVliton I oivnian. iu ItilU ; bom. Oregon, union a x iimVu ; tin Irom the 1 date he cot v Dal-d nt Hillsh her II, IUU2 ! ,, " AI'.OI.INA l i t ll.s. I hxeelltiit ol the last will n'id l.-Mament ol l.eojhild Kuelis. ih ceosed. '.'V .'it ro, Oregon, this Xo . Trca-niTr's olice. Al2tieea Notice of Sett lenient. I Alt rninilv iB"r..nt r.V 11'... I.:.. f.v . t J " III,.-, Ill I, ,-,n I 11 I" II I liinl i county, stale of Or.mon. endorsed, Nt p iid for want ol funds, "jirior pi Nov. . J l'H'2. and n-.-irmni, ',.u i- i i- i, ... iviviiri n nerenv eiven thui tim ,,,.i..-. signed has hied iu tlie.rircu.it Court of the Mints of Oregon f,,r Washington l outity. his linal account as nssiei r iii...i..i- ol the Forest drove l'oor.V Lumber Co, ap insolvent corporation, aud that paid Notice ol Intention to With draw Inanrnnre Ipepoalt hy Ihe Imperial In . siaranee Company Limited. To wIiodi it may conearn; In accordance with the requirements of For sale by Itella llrtter Thai Muter A piece ol flannel dampened with Chains-rial n's I 'sin lialm and bound on Ihe affected parts, Is Ivettcr than a plaster for a lame back and for pains in the side or rhratt. Tain lialm has no snivcrlor as a liniment l,.r i'i.o elif r.t .1 . ...11 i 0,",r "regoii, reunite to ....... . m luuumi auu insurance conipauiea, nolica ia lierebv hitch inn, ius uiivrriai losiiranca f om- pany, j. united, or Iajii.Ioii. Kmrlnnd ilesirmg la cease doing In.siu sii within the Stale of Oreeon. intends lo withdraw us ileH.sil Willi llie treasurer of said Hlf .ml aiill 1 .... -I.. I ... 1....- : na... -..., II. I,R1,, B11IU loiupany snau be tiled with the Insur ance t.omn.usioner within six uinnllia from the ,"lh day of Septeniher Una, Hie same being tlia data of Ihe first publica tion of this notice, withdraw Its deposit from Ibe State Treasurer. IMIKKI.AI. I NSC K A NCR COMPAXV LlMtrKH. W. J. Undera. Manager. Hated at San Francisco, this lit day of reptcmber, ltfwi. i6 u rheutnutic pains. Drug Miorta, A I.IHERIL OtlfR. The undersigned wiil give a free sample of Chamberlain's Nto'uach and I,iver Tablets to any one want- inn; a reliable remedy for disorders of the atoinach, hilliousness or con stipation. This is a new remedy aoJ a good one. Delta Drug Store. I unal account will In- beard inn I upon hv said Court ut tlie i',,nr. ll.:,,.., , .. Ilil.sboro Washington Countv. Oreeon Oil Moildav. Deeeni'sT 1st I'kl' . in I o'clock in the lorenoon of said dav"' . . " ' , A- 1MNMA.N Assignee of the estate ol the Knn t tirove Hour Lumber Co., an insolvent oorporu- ...... z, e, Xotire of .ipoiiitiurnt nfA. minlHtrnfor, Vri'K l 1IKIJKHV rilVI X THAT 11 the Undersiiriied has Ih-cii appm 11. , admiiiistrator of the estate of Jlm' y. I.eninion, deceased, b the County ( ourt of the Htate of Or. ston for Valiinjt,m oounty. and hai duly .pialiliei ns such administrator, and that nil i. .. ... . chums airainstaaid estate .ira hereby re quested and required to present tl-em,"wi , proper vouchers to Hie undersigned ut the ?,"!''' r.J""" ""V K-l!- Tongue, ui II 1 1 IslKiro. Wiuliingtoii loiinty, fireon within six in.inths from the dale hereof 1 Hilled at Hillsboro, Oregon, Ibis iwal,' uaj oi ,i:ioimtv -f,-. KKWI.V IMT'lKli. Adii.iniilrator of tha estate of John W Leminon, deceased, .in.,-, i:i-, are Hue and payatl.i at the I rrasnrcr's olliee in II IKl,r,, . ir cease Nov. u'l, p J. W. M. .1 I lisris, t'ounty T rciiMin r. I and interest wi, TILLISIKV & WHIT LAW Props. Central Meat Market, Hillsboro. All kimis l fresh ami ciiicl im am f..r sale. Iin;ilrr market price paid for Letcher' stock. Kl; !:. If Hsll ou I-'ri lavsaiid Satur.lavs. Cure A (old in One Hay Take 1,-ixative Hrirtio (jiiinine TMblels. All (TrogKists r fund the nimiey if it ft,i!s tt cure. K. ". rove's Hiirtiiitnrn I- on each box. '2-'tc Thia siirnsture Is on every box of Ihe rnniiw Laxative Uronio Quinine- Tn.tts tka raiuody toat ewrca a eulu tm du
