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Newspaper Page TextHILLSliORO INDEPENDENT Kriteied iu the poitullic at Hilikboro, Or, a M-cond-class mail uiaiur. Subscription, lu advance, per yeor, lit HII.LSUOKO H.HI.T8HING CO., Props, 1). M. C. UAt:LT. KUUor. FRIDAY, DKLKMriLR 5, lOOi. What buamex has the iWiuucrattC organ of" Portland to complain ot Mathews the U. 8. Marshal ot reg jn because he at one time was prouiin eut in tlie councils of the republican part? When Mr. Mathews fills to properly perform tbe (Julius or his otHce, the Journal may iroirly rejtort the fact and become the plains tiir inao action to have hliu removed, The auti-imperiatiHt ate supper together in Boston on Tuesday even ing. The president gave it an his opinion that tbe cause of anti -liner. ialism cannot succeed 'till the rypub lican party U defeated and dlsorgan Ized. All of which is agreeable readingjfor republicans, for judged by recent elections, if tbe 11. . P. is to .live 'till killed by the antis, it is to reach a ripe old age. The Strike Commission took up it work again on the 3rd iustant alter a re?? of ten days during which time at first it was hoped that the conteud lug parties would voluntarily make settlement of disUiibaiicea. Much was not accomplished, liut thero is further rumor that an outside settlement Is considering. However the Commission shows no disposi tion to again wait for the operators and minus. i W. J. Bryan is reported to have said, "The Democratic party does not need leaders so much as it needs voters." Without doubt truth is uttered, ;but there is another want quite as pressing, some plan to attract voters. The party has had nothing In the past third of a century to hold voters other than its name, and the only attraction held put to attract new adherents has been opposition to the methods of the other party How ever republicans have no occasion to complain. A few days over two months ago the City Council enacted an ordinance directing the repair and rebuilding of certain sidewalks. A few saw the reasonableness of the law and built their walks but the insjorlty seem to have bought that the Council did not moan what was said. Sixty day was allowed for building. The time has expired-last week. In looking at the matter lat Tuesday evening an apologist suggested that lumber could not bo obtained. It wis replied that no effort seems to have been made. Lumber can now he obtained at Hare's mill only two miles away hence there is no disposi tion to procrastinate. Indeed the Btroet Commissioner will commence building imuiHdiatoly-and charge tho expense to the adjoining lot. The legislature of Vermont has passed a bill repealing the prohibi tion law of that state and substitut ing the licence system, but the local option clause is attached. However, before the act ran become a law it nju-t tie referred to the voters for up proval. It .was sought to confer ou women the duty of voting on this measure; but the legislature denied by a vote of two to one. Heisirts state that, notwithstanding the decid ed maiority against prohibition In the ctoler election, it is not certain that the act to be voted on In Janu ary next will be ttidorsed. This is due to (he different shades of judg uienrs relative, to the temorance question. Koine want prohibition, some local option, others high license while low license has its friends, so that it is possible that tro majority ran agree upon a plan. The latest fad in education is sought to be promo. ed by the scientists who dctlpre that too couch is made of arithmetic In the public school and not enough of aoology, ornithology, chemistry, A. These people pro p so to put simple mathematics in the back ground and emphasize the natural sciences. School etllcers should closely acrutiulzj this new project beforo it Is adopted In whole or In pari. Plain old fashioned arithmetic Is not studied by the boy too much but possibly some other branches are not studied enough, but it is quite K)8sible to show that coology, chemistry, physics and kindred subjects are not the onoi to displace arithmetic. The smatter ing jiossible for the boy of flifteen to obtain in the public school is of very little value. Indeed It ts not the real scientist who proposes such a ' thing but the men who are crotchety. If any change in the curriculum is to Iks iiis.de then let greater attention Invgiven to language. The ability to express ones thoughts so that he ran tie understood Is more than some of the scientists practice. t'MM TO t.D HACK. There Is mn.e significance in the report that the Hpauiards are bracing up the strikers in Havana In the hope that tbe return of the United Staffs government to tbe control of Cuba will thus he hastened. The strike began with the cigar maker of Havana, and the context has been extended by the participation of tbe other labor union?, in a m t of "sym pathy" protest. There have been some tight between the police and the mob in the streets ot that city, and several tiersons have been killed iu them. Business, of course, of course, bas been seriously affected, and even travel through tbe city bas been Im peded ty the wrecklug of sjiiib o! the electric railways' cars. ' Whether the story Ik) true or not that the Spanish element of the city is fomenting the disturbance in order to Increase the annexation scntimeut, there Is not the slightest doubt that the Spaniards and all other foreign ers lnHavan and Cuba in general would bo glad to see the stars and stripes buck in the island. American eoutrol would injure liberal govern ment and stability, fciuch disturb ance as that which Is under way in Havana ut this moment would utt necessarily be averted by the return of American sway, There have been orgies of this sort iu mauy American cities, St. Louis among, but these have beeu only tumpoiury interruptions In the orderly course of thing', und never extended far enough to cause fears for the safety of the-goveruicnt as the ono In Havana does. Every oue of those Cuban out breaks will strengthen the scntimeut for the renewal of tho AmerlcBii con nection. Of course, when tho con nection comes again it will be per manent. It will come in answer to the appeal of the Cuban people, and thou it will stay. The influx of im migrants and capital into the island is not as greut as the Cuben leaders expected or wish, but it will never be greater until the Americans gain complete control of affairs. Tbe re ports of disorder la various parts of tho island' which come every week or two show that the piesent govern ment Is not uble to inaiutaln order. The Havana strike will hasten the entrance of Cuba as a state of the American Unlou. (ilohe Democrat. KF.rOKT OK KFEHYIILF. INSTITUTE Owing to the untiring efforts of Prof. S. T. Adams and his assistant, Miss Chalineis the Itttedvllle Insti ture was tbe best yet held. Visitors from the early train were taken to tho beautifully fhig, cedar and chrysanthemum decorated school house and given a well appreciated lunch. Tho people camo at noon, the guests were treated to a Thanksgiv ing dinner of all dainties imaginable. Those who cared gave money and books to the proposed school library. A book given by Mr. H. A. Rail, be ing the first. A vote of thanks was given to tbe good people of Itsedvllle for their hospitality. Mr. T. C. Kendoll was unanimous ly elected Vice President for one year, of the Washington County Teachers' Association for Hillsboro District. During the day the following pro gram was given : Discussion: School Libraries and How to Obtain them. Prof. 8. T. Adams asked gifts from friends. Prof. II. L. Bates favored a careful choosing of tho best books. Prof. J. It. Itdiertaou said, "Nothing Is re membered longer than agoodtxHik read in school days." Dean Ferrin advised the not wast ing of money in over expensive bind- iugs. Miss Hillis suggested biogra phy aud travel. Miss Briggs "thought no school complete without a library." Mr. T. C. Kendall had found enter tainments successful. Trof. J. H Uobertsou brought for- ward two poiuts of Northwester h's toryj the aid of pupils ami teachers iu gathering historical value. Our Oregau History is unusually rich in historical study, such as the disco v ery of the Columbia lliver. Lewis and Clarke Expedition, noun; of the tnrfct interesting Indian history of tho world, slavery, wheu Oregon was auuitieu as a territory. He offers a prize of flt.OUforthe best and Jo.OO for the second best es- say written by any pupil of the pub lic schools, the esssy t- give an event of the home or relative. Prof. 8. T, Adams told of a visit to his boyhood school kept by Mr. 1 limes when much valuable history was gathered. A good paper, "Devices to Secure Attention and Arouse interest In Pupils" was given by Prof. 8. T. Adams, who illustrated as he rad by board work. . Hesitation by Hally Cooper; Song by Adrian and Maud Dint. Primary geography, illustrated hy black board sketches by Hwe Wil cox. Dean W. N. Ferrin ol Pacific Uni versity presented the subjec t, ' What a teacher should aim to acromplixh" In a clear aud able uiauuer, giving WAST THE many excellent thought. "Our public m hool system U gi gantic public enterprise." "The teacher's resjionBibility i a heavy one." 'Vt live and learn." "A successful teacher should awakeu a lively interest in the studies at hand." An eloquent paper that was fre quently interrupted by applause, was that of ttio Hun. J. P. Wager, editor ial writer on the ICverlng Telegram, borne of the principal thoughts were: "The day's news cut a large figure In our modem and popular educa , tiou." "The schools have chaDged and evolved but are not beyond I in provement." "The man who is a first class farmer or dairyman is much better than a 3rd rate doctor or lawyer." "Nature i. the greatest school." Tbe newspaper of today Is a news gatherer and news dispenser." "A generation ago an independent paer could hardly have existed. To day tbe most independent paper is tbe most successful." A rising voto of thanks was given him lor his masterly paper. A vote of thanks was also given to Dean Ferrlu, Hates and Itlerisori for aid iu tho Institute. Institute closed with a selection' by 12 boys, p.ud a' farewell recitation by Hannah Ilurgstrsnd. With a large number of visitors the following were present: Hup'. H. A. Hall, Hon. J. P. Wager, Dean W N. Ferrin, l'rof. Hates and Prof. J. It. Hubert-ton. Beaverton Frances Hill, Karl E. Fisher, Cellar Mills Viola Haumau. Cornelius Lillian Kriggs. Forest Grove Orayce Hrowo, Florence Day. Uantou---E. J. Hhotwell. ' Hillsboro Tennessee Westherred, Hose Wilcox, Maud Wilson, Maud brown, Minnie Sihnaon, T.C.Ken dall, W. A. Tupper, Phillips Clara Anderson, 8. C. Sherril", A. E..Wlson, W. A. RmUh lleedville H. T. Adams Helen Johnson. A Million Voices. Could hardly express I he thanks of Homer Hall, of West Point, la. Listen why :. A severe cold had set' tied on bis lungs, causing a .most oltstinatn cough. Several physicians said he had consumption, but could not help him. When all Ihot he was doomed he began to use Dr. Klng'i New Discovery for Consumption and writes "it completely cured me and savAd my life. I now weigh 227 pounds." It's positively guaranteed for coughs, colds aud lung troubles I'ricv bOc and $1 .00. Trial bottles free at llniley's Pharmacy, The Crown Prim-o of Riani visited Portland last Satuaday. No audi enee whs accorded the Oregonian or its reporters, though the pri' re ttlked toa Journal reporter on the subject ol the eonmieiWrtl relations that exist and should obtain lietween our gov eminent of 80,000,000 aud that liitlo country of 12,000,000, The hidden furnishes great muteri il for self grat- ulation ou the part of the Journal which applies the term "green Jour nalism" to its big contemporary as opposed to yellow. Saved At tirave'a Briuk. "I know I would long ago have been In my grave," writes Mrs. 8. II. Ncwsom, of Decatur, Ala., If it htd not been for Electric Bitters. For three years I suffered untold agony from the worst forms of Indigestion, Waterbrash, Stomach and IJowel Dyspepsia, But thisexeelient remedy (itu me a world or gooti. Mince us ing it -I can eat heartily and have gained;33 lbs." For Indigestion, loss of Appetite, Stomach. Liver and Kidney troubles Electric Bitters are a positive, guaranteed euro. Only Oo at Biiley's Pharmacy. Kails a Deadly Attack. "My wife was so ill that good phy siclans were. unable to heir her," writes M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind., but was completely cured by Dr. King's New Lite Pills." They work wonders in stomach and liver trouble. Cuies tot stipation, ick headache. 2jfat Biiley's Phsrmary. Child Labor. hat species of tyranJcle child labor is this instance detailed in the Outlook and should It be suppressed? Tho Outlook's spectator who knew not th "key-board" In his ramble came up to a handsome lad of ten years who trudged along the woods path ono frosty morning with a roll of music in his gloved hand, when this dialog was spoken: "Let me congratulate you. on advantages which I did not have wheu a boy." "Humph!" grunted the lid, his brow puckering. "I don't like It. It's too much like work. Got a new pony, too," he went on, mournfully, "but that's ail the good It does a fellow. It's a dandy morning for a ride, but I've got to lake this old music lesoon!" and he nipped his 4nusic-roM- crossly against inn. By way of comfort the Sectntor suggested that he might rule in the afternoon. "lluu.ph!" was the couUuptuou reply. "A lot you know ahoul It. I've got to take a drawitig-lson' before luuch and go to dancing-school after lunch. By the time I've prac ticed my violin It'll be pitch dark." He broke off with a desperate gesture. "Hullo!" said the Spectator; "seems to me you're pretty buy for a small nan." The boy responded with a glance of flue worn. "Ob, that's not alll'Mie cried. "Let me see; there's a violin lessou every morning before school (-ub teacher, you know), and piano right after school, if I don't get kept after. Then Mam'selle comes to teach us French and we do burnt-wood with ' Mr. Saunders, That's all except draw lug, and daue Ing school, and gymnasium. Oh, and choir-practice. It's no cincb, I can tell you!" he finished as we parted. rums ALLOW Kit. The County Court which complet ed Its business yesterday evening, audited the following claims againi-t the county. E Heilmvn, bridges ft 10 00 E J Kuralll, salary 88 C5 CP Yale, roads 73 00 Carl Larson, court house, I -all.. 3 00 W H Lyda, bridges 24 00 Johnson Bros " 10 25 City, court house and jail 21 i)5 J M Brown, paupers. 6 00 W'm Lyda, bridges and roade W) 70 Schulmerich Bros, paupers " 21 t5 Wm Lyda. bridges 15 -15 II L Hus el, roads 67 60 Wm Gray, 2-10 G Holscher. " 41 4S F W Llvermore" 1S6 85 T Murphy, scalp bounty 2 00 It H Grter, pauptrs II 60 John Uehel, scalp bounty 2 00 W D Wood, pauper 1 75 M C Steeples, 10 00 W F Hollenbectf, bridge C4 80 A C Sargent, - 5 55 L A Hood, .alary 57 35 WJButner. 1G 40 E J Ward, " 16 80 Argus Pub Co 8 50 WllUs Ireland, deputy 41 65 Coast Ageucy Co, stationary.. 4 25 A A Morrill, roads 1140 It A Bill, salary and expense 70 70 It'Hlinoud liSappington, paup 2 00 Geo II Wilcox, assessing 72 00 A M Otilin.salrry &c..j. 61 85 It Cave, roai.s Ac 3 75 W O 1) hihIboii, paupers Ac... 34 25 W M Jackson, salary 50 00 Montgomery Turue', roads 65 Grout r A H well, bridges 67 35 Forest Grove Times, assessing 160 F I. Llvermore, bridges 2 50 Irwlu llotlson, stationary 12 00 Irwlu llnhaou, etatioiiary ...... 12 00 John Uehel, wild cat 2 00 Olass A I'ruthoniin?, btat'nry 35 35 3 L Hnllfulttfk, bridges - 65 Geo K Bagley, circuit oourl... 12,00 A J H y, paupers 142 00 Hillsboro Pun Co stationary... 15 10 John Sehaer, roads . 4 00 Geo A Morgan salary Apostage 203 (15 J W Sewt-ll, salary A postage. 202 35 D M McCimish, court bouse 6 25 8 B llu-ton, circuit court 60 00 J V Sewell, circuit court 87 10 REAL ESTATE. William E Miller et ux ami Mary E and J C Strickland to C II Blanchard, 110 a sees 22 and 23 t 1 u r 3 w...... 40 Hulda A and J as II Keller to C II Blanchard undividod I 7 interest in 100 a sees 22 and 23 1 1 n r 3 w E A Wilkes aud L E Wijkes to Hi las L 8hafer 11 acres of lots 29 and 30 Tualatin Gar dens FA Hyde A Co to O A C It R Oi Its 1,2 and 3 In sec 15 t 1 a r 2 w Chas J S.'hnabel et ux to Ku- geaa Henry Lts 4, 6 ami C blk 1(1 Limiuons' add to Hillsboro 115 U 8 National hank to Emma Q lt jbinson 22 a in tec 24 t I s r 1 w .'. 750 King It-si Estate Association to the King tstate tract in sec S I 2 f r 3 w Lidd Allied Farm Co lo W U and Fmma llolken Its 2, 8 and 4 in Lidd A Heed add lo Beaverton 4500 John P Aplin et ux to T W Thompson Its 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 In blk 24 town of Cornelius 10,162 Annie A Etirieton to J as II Sewall 80 a In sec 20 t 1 n r 2 w 2,600 M J Kinney to The Title Guar antee and Trust Co 112) a In sec 17 I 3 n r 6 w C Markham et al to D Shaw It 4 bis 9 city of Forest Grove. 950 Adaline and August Wagner to Otto Spath ft ux 40 a la sec35t2ir2w 1000 William Barnes et ux to Wm II Fox 20.74 a in sec 4 1 1 a r 1 w V Warren et ux lo Ida Meats 20 acrca In sec u t 2 a r 2 w 600 600 Hugh B Purdin ea ux to Sini- ue Altman, 4)alntlar3 and 4 w Ilausen et ux Iu Cbrietian Church of Dilley, trait Iu mc 030 13 t lar4 w William M f-t"phen et ux lo Alfred L Stevens, .79 a in see 10 t u r 4 w '. II II Stephens and wf t J C Durke, a la see 32 t 2 r 1 w - Millard T Crosby et ux to J L Washburn, part of sec 27 t 2 u r 5 w J W Shute et ux to 8 8 Jeffries lot 1 blk 6 Oak Grove add to Hillsboro , Mary A and A II iGarrison to Chas Wes Uarrbo.i, w of Iti2an.l3blk 9, Simmon's add to Hillsboro A A Thompson et ux to E II Kilhaui and T N Stoppen bach, nej of sec 22 1 1 s r 5 W 60 acres Christian Roos to J L Wash bufo 5 acres in sec 21 t 2 n r 6 w Chas 8 Upton to Wm Scott S a in sec 32 t 2 r I w 6000 800 800 150 100 .1000 6S0 PKIlllOX. Tualaliu, Oregon, Nov. 17, V.KU To the lion. C'uunly t'nurt of WaahiiiKluii County, I'retfop: Ui ntlt-mrii : We. Ihu mi tlrriti,;iieit, U--ing a majority ol the hpttl voters in Ea-ll'Jar t'r. vk t'reu net, Wash ington County, Oregon, tin rre Hull y trillion your Honorable Court lo icrunt a ireiiMt to i'hai lea Uolwrls, to aril spiritu ous, malt and vinoua iiUors in Iras o,uant ilttta tliau one gallon, al i'ualatiu iu uiJ precinct, county anti atule. We do further represent that the said parti.-a are reliable law abiding rrsiucliU ul "aid precinct. U A t line, C I. Hliaver, J K C Thompson, C F Nelson, 0 Pl'ateel,C Day, K,N l.reeii. K V Potta, V I.umnall, 11 M Dulles, John K Hedicea. A L West, T Cole, Uni 1'odes ta, 11 FoiiK'i-r, Juiiie-i MoNulty. A l.il breath. Jos lialbreuth, 8 1' llerron, Hub ert tile. Ane;rio l ereKpino, Frank Uot landa. (lea (JalbreatU, V Ciniro. J I'iniro. II U La. Id, P INaKel. J Loop, W ( tear. Al bert llle, Amos clenenirer. J H Cot-kelrrn, W M MoBer, It ( aaleel, J i. Andrews, V G Crim, K W Sagert, K Savaxe, Win Jor ptans, K V Mock, tt im (ialbreath, ( liarlea SoKert, Jacob J Kreiiler, O N KobiDson, J 1. Uvrom, V Hornintr, (I K baraar, Jl Tail ran, 1. Hliroeler, K A Kddy, Jas U Wirtli, W li l'uy, 1. 6 Worth, J KyhiiiK. b Wirth, J W Mib.r, Win r'oodwin, 11 11 Morris. Uo Unites, 8 N 8liover, A Beha monl, 1. SuKrt, H li liobbiiia J O MarlMi ar.zi, William Cell, llemard Hell, Lewis Jurxeiia. W 8dlrk, 1 Hall, A Kaulmaii, Clirint t 1l-Ii nir, Kunrock tela, ( N Hani ilton, N Keli'KK. J Clieliak, Anion Halt us, J (I I'ay, lien l)av, 1. Mlc"r, A I, uietx L M llerron, U (I Herrou, 1 1' liailey, J I IliuKS. A 8 Ford. M A rchuater. A - Hall 8 iSeckert, d A liurdera, A J liesa, J E Hess, T M Keaa, A krause, H Krauav, lnos bnencer, 1 :w ilena, Vim (Jiiiiiuo. UeomeU Younicer. J P Mivhela. J F Mieh els F Murray, Joseph Mioimoui, L V ripeucer. U 8 Nownrend, 1 H bavagu, A beaaeaco. Notice il hereby (riven tint in accordance wltb the above petuiuii, I will present iaiu petition anil with it apuly to Iba County Court of the htate ol Urecon, for WaalUiiK- County on Wedueatlay, January 7, bl-il, at tbe hour of ten (o'clock a. in , lor a iiceuae to ai-ll siiriu.M). mult and vinous lienors in leas uiiuutitl th n one tallnu in Kaal Ceilar Creek precinct, Washington County. at the town of Tualatin lor a period of twelve uiont ii. I IIAICi.l'.a KUIir.lil.1 Acker's. Ursneiiala Tablets are soli on a poaitive guarantee, ('urea beart-buri raising ol Ilia lood, uiatreaa alter eating a any form ol ilysrs'piita. One little lahli rlvea iiiiiuedla e relief. 2S ct, and Men I lie Uelta Urug 8lore. Fropaaala For Wod. Pealed nronosats wilt be rereivett urt lo IMC. vo. iiiu, uy tlie uiiiienngneu couynu tee, of tbeeily of llillaboro. lor tiirnialii 44I corda of four font lir wood-, aci-o-diug to the directions of said roiuuiiliea, the saute to be ueliverea at I tic water tower In llillaboro bv Bent 1. I'Mi or lor the eame ailiouiih oi woou in ine (iniDencuil ailja cent to the city, bidders may submit hg- Uxea ou amounts kinaltur than above if ile- aired. but the right is reserved to accent or reject any of the bi Is which may b re ceived. A uonu in me sum ol oo niuai be luruialieil by conli actor awarded tlie en tire contract, and biddera awarded smaller amounts will lurni-h bonds in proporti in. J'.u priiuiiiierwli, Louis A. Itood, K. C. brown, Wa'er A Liglit Committee. Hillsboro, Deo. 4, 1902. W 3u Itettcr Thaa a 1'laater ' A piece ot flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Fain Dalai and tx.und on tbe affected parts, Is better than a plaster for a lame back and for pains In the aide or cbeatt. Fain lialm has no superior as a liniment lor the relief of deep seated, muscular and rheumatic pains. For sale by Delta Drug Store, A LIBERAL OUT It. The undersigned will give a free sampio of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to any one want ing a reliable remedy for disorders of the stomach, billlousness or con stipation. This is a new remedy and a good one. Delta Drug Store. OIT i)Y lieiTU'S JAWS. "When death seemed very near from a severe stomach and liver (rouble, that I hail suffered with for years," writes 1'. Muse, Durham, N. C, "D. King's New LI fa Fills saved my life and gave perfect health." llest pills on earth and only 2"ic at 1 13 i ley 'a Fharmacy. Helena, Mont., (Vt. 4, I'll.'. Dr. C. A. l errin, Helena, Mont. I wish to thank yrai (or my re lief. I stiHeriiig agonies fion jiilea and was taking nun hine ti relieve me, alien, ou the advice oi friend, I procurreil a lsttlu ol yonr Perrin Pile r(ecifie and took a tablespcMinlul at night and ant other in the morning. At half pas twelve, noon, my w ite ftave nia an other tablespnonful, when inv pain al! ttopped. In two days I wa able to attend to my resular buai ness entirely relieveil. J uliiu Mey hocfer, Furrier, Helena. Green Raven Cough Balsam . ACouuli Cure that Curos Coughs Sold ou its Merits and (Jurautot'd to give Satisfaction 2." and HO routs . BAILEY'S DEADLY NARCOTICS i - Any honest, intelUKcni umiai !'"). i- . such as opium, tK-nlmnc, deadlv .,il.tslia.le ,.r cr.-iiuoai.d iiicriM.ry uro ... Iieen since the Dark A. es uso.1 in all 1'ile Medicines, and tlw.t ii. l, ,. really la riM-limlea l'ilo. Vcrus I'ile l ine is not it relic ol the l:irk A-r contains no nurcoti.a or uu-iciiry, f(Hl Kcwiir.1 if il trace of any i.;.,o,i,, curv rau U fondd in Vcrus. All others i-outa n unm.ti.-s or ii.er. uiy. I. voti dare in.a-sl.acks. .rXI licw.tr.l if cr.is fils Ui cure any case of I il. e. cases cured with one lst of Vcrus.- Over 10.0(H) iKTiu int iit cures in live ye Sol I in llill boro by the Twentictli Century More: The Hillsboro Pharmacy, J. F. DAVIE3. PftCSIOiNT. St. Charles Hotel i Icoufotii J front ami Mm I lso:i i Streets, Portland Orepm. Klerlric I.inhts, Kbvlrio Mi lls auJ Hydraulic Klevator. lull Kooms at 25 to tide. Sillies, 75, to , 1, tJood Itcitanraut In Coniiet'llou. Give tis o call, DAVIS l'erllauil Markets. Wheal Walla Walla, 71i; blueKteni, 78c; valley, 75. Flour best prad.-s, :;:'. VM fill per barrel : Kraliuni. '! 20 (.i. Oats No. I wliiu-, fl l'.fl 17-i ; urcy ', 1 1 12'., ei 1 15 "- r renliil. llarley Feed, - v : e -ton ; brewiii); roll " lillstvffs Itran, !, ; middlings, . ; shorts. 1I a-.ti; cm.p S. Hay Timothy, flOi-H; clover, !; clover, t'.l; wheat, fSfn 1 yev ton Hnt'er Fancy crc.iineiy, .'ilW-i ffJc ; dairy, 20ci 2-c ; store, Vie ( 18 ur pound K.piss Iresh Sic .'itk!. ('becw Full crrmii twinf, I ttif.c; Vouni! American, liilci" 171c per pound. Poultry Chickens, niixe.l, f'ltit l.'J'i ; ' hens, $ It'M fa); dreascd, 10c cr hiiiii1 ; uprings, $'i.()0ii :i.,riy per dozen ; ducks, tolgti; per dozen ; jroese, i;( ti.rai turkeys live, !!; dressuJ, 15c; Mutton l.anils, $;i (:ro?o; ilro-tse.l (Trtf iitln per huiu1; sheep, pro.-a; dree ', tic per ikhuiiI. Hons (iross, heavy, $i'"ti.!l; lilil, $1.75 c"; driteil, 7i-i 7' jC per pound. Veal Small, Seislc; l.iritc, 7(.'7'i:c per pound. ltecf tiroas toe steers, i I 0 I "R ; rows and heifers, f:!.tKI(" ;!..!; droed las-f, ul 7Jc persiiiiul. Hops l;fi(f'.'ii 4c j-or pound. Wool A'ftlleyl2U'il.r)e; KiititernOrcHon, 8 at 144 ; mohair, I'll at 2V per pound. I'otatoes I'd (id t.hOper saik Ouioiii tl.OUrwt, IIOW'S THIS? W'e offer One Hundred Hollars Kewnrd forany caeot i-atarrh that cannot he cor el by Hall's Catarrh Cure. K, J. I'll KN K Y Co., rro., 'Toledo, O. We, the undersiKned, h ive knon n K J. Cheney for the last Ij ye.ira. anil lieliryc hi. il perfectly honorable in nil business transactions, and linaneially able to carry out any obi ial ions made hy their lirm. Wvkl iV Xruax, Wlio.esale 'lruni;ist. To ledo, (., WaldiiiK, Kinn.'iu iV Marvin, Wholesale Drum;ists. Toledo, (I Hall's Catarrh lire is taken internally, acting direrlly i! Ihr IiIikhI nnd mu- wviun ,i-i-n in,- niviii. rni iiiion- ials sent free. Price Tou 'r bottle. Mold I lV all druiieiHts. I llall'i Family Pills are the best, Notice of Final Kelt lenient. i Not ire is hereby iiiveu Hint the nnder- sij;ned has tiled his linal account as ad- mniiKtrator ilc-lsinis-nrin of the estate of William Clinliner., Sr. ilcccased, in Hie cnuntv inurt n( the state of (Iriyon, for 'a--liill;t"ii ruinity, anil that sail I court lias aKiinted Monilay. tho loth day of Novniuber. r.1c,i al 10 o'eliH-k in the forenoon, as the time for hearinc objections to sim-Ii linul account mid for tlie settlement thenif. Tlios. Connell. Ailmiuislrator of the estate of William Chalmers, (Icccnted. I lion U Hits i When in w ant of furniture, carpets, j rocker wnll pipcr and ui ittin' Ijn fact any thinif in toy line, step in I and get prices. I nm s'ir-lid that' we can suit you and as far as prices are roncernoil they Mill surely please J 1 you as I sell at and below Portland A trial is sure to b a l uxtomer. llonelson's 1'nrnitnre Mine. Cor. 3d and Main. Tbia iirntar U on mvtry bo of the cfntiln- 1 ATfltiVA Itrnmn.f liiimn ti.i. i wwamsi v .fiuiuv-yuimiiv PHARMACY. .1 :..t... H'lll l.il vj.ii llmt iiiirj-.t! i.' pol-.h. d h;,vr I i. . I . : H, !,. !.., or lin-i - II T Il Wol t C. T. BhLCHfR, i EC'V UNO THEAS. K & IJELCIIKIJ, Manner, j J. BiNKtEY, BLACKSMITH and WAGON " BUIL DER. Sliiip on east sidf of Third strut iMdwoen Mniii nnd VailiiiiKtnn. All work iiarantri d. IIire Shiieiiikr n Hpivi lty. ilil!-boro, Ori iron. otic ut I'imil Ht't lenient . Notice i hereby civcii I bat Hi iiinli him rn .1 I as tiled in the County I unit ol the stale oi lin g. in f,.r t a-lniiitl.ni niunl v. Irs linal aeeniiiil as admiitistrtilor-ile-nohi-iioii of I he e.ilalo ot Anderson riinili,. deeenwif, anil that snid court lias n ii till ed Monday, the hh day of lii her, V".', at 10 o'elot-k in the torenoon of haid 'iav, us the time for hear inj; o''jit'tiim.s to mi id 1 1 ii li I account and the se ttenient thereof. I' A. I'.AII.KY, Adiiiinisliiiior-di houin-non of the (M ile ol Aiidei ou rtn Mh, Deceased. S 2 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Not iee is hereby uivci that the under siKnil hai "been, by the county Conn of Urecon !or W shinlon County, ai'K'inl. il exucic rix ot the last wil' and testament ol Leonol I Fut'hs, itccc.iaed, and h is otilv iiialilied as such exei utrix, and that nil persons haviut claiins against Kaid estate ure hereby noti lieil to present them, with firoper vouchers, to I lie uinlersiKned at I he aw olliee of llcntun I'owman, ill Hills lioro, Oreiroii, nitlrn a x months from the date hoi co Dated at HilUh ro, Ureirou, this Xon m ber 11, R X' . CAUOUXA 1'1'CIIS. Exi-cutrix of the last w ill and tcMaiuent id Leopold l-'uchs. h eeosed. 'I rensurer's .olice. All county warr.mta of Washinctnn county, state of Orairnn. endorsed, m p 'ill for want of funds.'' prior t" Nov. , arid watranls No, 17;' I and 17"! ei dorseil Nov. fi, !-0', are due and iay:ild. m tlie Treasurer's olliee in II :lshoro, Oic;;oii. and interest wMi cease Xov. L'l, l! W. ... J irnv, County i reasniiT. 'II LI, III H V oc WIIITI.AW Props. Central Meat Market, Hillsboro. All l im!s of fresh ninl cured incuts for sale. llltJIIF.ST market price paid for butchers' i-tesk. FJIKSII FISH mi l'ri.l:ijs and Saturdays. t Cure A (old in One Hay Take Laxative liroino Quinine Tablets. Ail driiffKiHts refund the money f it fail-i t cure. K V. drove's BiRlmture is on each box. 2.rc Notice ot Intention to With draw Inxiiriinrc lepoit It) tlie Imperial In "rance Com puny l.linHed. To whom it may. com eru ; In aecordiimo with the rciiiiremerits ot ; tbe laws of tliehlate of Ori K.iM, relative to ''nVi'.Ti iV.e"!',1'."".',- ,"','U''" ''r"',y K'en that ihe liii'eiial tnsnr.inee Com pany. Limited, of l.on.h.ii. Koriaiid, ilemriiiK to cea e lining lm.siiiss ill, in the Male of llreunn. iiilemlH lo uithillaw lis il,p...,t wui, t,, Tnasrir. of rWA rilale anil will, if no chum neiiost sunt Company Mi ,11 be l.leil ti, t, n,,r. IIIM-B i iiiii.ii,ioii, .- Miihiu si liM lilli from the .'.Hi ,hiy f &pieinlT !ij, hc s.iine Is ina the ,l,la of il,e tirxt piildica lion of this notice, ,11, lrnw its deposit Irorn ( ti .siate I r. a nrer. IMI'KltlAI, INrfl liANCi; COMPANY, W. J, l.uitilfin. ..... Mniiitcr. I 'alftl ill run f run l-W'O. J