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Newspaper Page Text:!LL3B0R0 INDEPENDENT Enteied in tlx po to llie at ltil'.sboro. Ore. iu Stroud -cLus mail uiatlvr. tlubscription, In adranc, per yenr, 11.00 Jlll.IJjliOUO PUULIBHINO CO., Props, D. it. C. UAULT, Editor. Fill DA Y, FKBItUAHY 13, l'JOU THE VEULO tOKTAUE. There la lo be a piece of 111 ad v lied legislation enacted t thl session of tb? legislature. The fir?t siep wm tiken la.it Tuesday when the House by vote of 47 to 8, absent 6, appro printed 105,000.00 to build a state nil-road eight and a half miles long around the Celilo falls and the dullea of the Columbia. Notwithstanding' thi statement of the friondi of the measure 11 la not believed that the road can be built and equipped fur auy atich suiu. The portage toad, one mile lout,', built in 1801 at the (iscHiles -t $03,000. The appr. priation 1891 waa for 100,000. In 1S01 there waa a deficiency bill for tho remainder. Even this did not secure a satisfactory tqulpmeiit for 11,000 waa appropriated in 1803 and again f'i.OOO iu 1.S95. The road at Cascade waa not more difficult of construction than will be the Oli'o portago. In 1801 there way a pro position before tho leiflalature to build the same road. Their the esti mates wrref 100,000. There is already a portage road built on the Washing. t n tilde, around, the same obstrui tons which la understood to hae cwt more than the amount appropria ted this weelr. by our legialaluie, The road is not operated. .The r mote ra claim to have a light of way for the road already aecured bu examination of the facta lead to a different conclusion. What U counted on la the government right of way for the canal which waa given to the United Slates by the O. It. & N. Co, If the general government allows Oregon to occupy this right of way, an act of congress will bo necessary That has not yet been obtained, ut lemt the promoters do not ao say. They seem to take it for granted thai Undo Ham will permit such occu ii(y. Tie Cascade porta ne paid 1,000 for a flat-Iron plant or elhi acres that was afterwards aold foi fiOO, Ils ptedicted that later on the Cclilo portage commission will And several tracts that will have to lie bought. The $1(35,000 will mi ll some before grading is commonwd. The road will not do for the people what is claimed. From the Dulles to Portland, 89 miles thero is ahar competition between rail and river. Indeed up to this week them has been two competing steamboat llnea. Taking effect last Monday thetont lines were merged, but tht water and rail competition atllL ex Me. Tho water tariffs are not at hand, but the O. 11. & N. tariff can be quoted From the Dalles to Portland the rate la 11.50 er ton. The water rate may be lower, lletween Umatilla, the last river station in Oregon, and The Dalles distance of 97 milt-, the rate Is only $1 CO. la quoting that figure it Is assumed that the car when loaded will go through to Portland since to unload at The Dalle would impose the greater short haul tariff. Yet on that stretch of it 7 miles there is 110 water competition, loaa because of the portage. Therefore no 10 lilies in Eastern Oregon ran poariihly be beuiDted except Wasco, Hlitrruan and GilJium with a small part of Umatilla an that the most aterile. The eontrar baa been abown above, Union will not be benflted nor Wallowa, nor Baker, nor Harney, nor Grant, nor the Prinevilie country nor no part of Western or Southern Oregon with Klamalb aud Lake unmentioned It is a bad lob. The vote in the House on the Jill was aye: bailey Banks, lli'yeu, Bisk ley, Both, IWi gess, Butleigh. Carnaban, Claypool Cobb, Danueinan, Divey, Eddy Edwards, Emmilt, Fisher, Galloway QUI, tilnn, Uahn, Hale, Hansbrough Hawkins, Hermann, I linen, liolon Hudson, Hume, Hutchinson, John son, Jones (of Lincoln), Jones (01 Multnomah), Judd, Kay, Kramer, La Follutt, Malarky, Miles, Murphy Nottingham. Orton, Phelps. Kiddle, Bobbins, Kli'lly, Simmons, and Whealdon. Noes: Cantrall, Cornet 1, dault Huntly, Ol well, Paulsen, Purdy, and Webster. Absen(j Adams, Haydcn, Iked Test and Mr. Speaker. AT WORKVNDER A DEFECTIVE COXHTJTVriOK. and it is lelievcd that, since th horier haul between The Dalles an l'oriianu wnuu mere is water coin petition, the installing of a poring at Cclilo cannot lower rate below the present tariff of the O. li & N, The Cascades portage charged reuta per tun for one mile, and it assumed that the Stale cannot ur at) the Cclilo portage for less than 50 Cents per ton. If the water rate froth The Dalles to Portland is II SO tha sum must be Increased by the 60 cent portage so that the water tariff he tween Umatilla and The Utiles will be 12.00 per Ion which Is more than met now by the O. It. A N. The rrfi rule from Pendleton to Portland distance of 2.10 miles with no WHlr competition except from The D.hIIcm is fU.'i per ton. Tho water from Umatilla, the nearest river point to rentllt'ton, to Portland n alxive estimated cannot be less than ;i.."0 and it is not believed that shiper9 will pay a abort haul ot 41 miW unload and pay 11 .V) by water t Portland when the railroad will lake the car the whole 230 miles f..r 13.15, Wherefore tho beneOts expected of the portage road will not t realia The only country that nan oihly be Is ne filled is a Ult on the Mitth side of the Oilumhia from Uinatilla to the Dalles as broad as an lie pro lltably served by wagon and team, say a bolt 5 miles broad. The good roads people are fond of stating thst carrying dirt roads costs 25 cent er oo per mile, and on improved roads 8 cents, taking the latter figure and to get to the river from the 2" mile limit would impose a burden of 12 OO per tin addod to tha river tariff makes $ .50 to Portland, but l y rail the present rata is only 93 00 ly rail lJ 12.00 by wagon, total 93 00. A llie interesting discovery was made tbia week that we have been administering the state government sint 1809 when we had not the original constitution as compiled by the convention, but a copy thereof, The copy is bound in leather and key In the vault of the secretary of ttnte' office. It only purports to bo a copy and is -iguod by the delegates to the constitutional convention where was convenient ami where It was not, the signature of the absent delegate has heen cm from a letter or some other writing and attached to the document by mucilage or other adhesive substance. The original manuscript draft of the coiiHtitution wsa sent to Washington, p. C, where it now is. , But the copy kept at home is not a correct triDscript from 'the original at least in one particular. Section two Articlo 17 of the ftate constitu lion printed in the Oregon htstute is au exact copy of the section as it appears in the "Copy of the Constitu tion of the State of Oregon" now on file with the secretary ol state, am roads: If two or more amendments snail oe submitted in such manner as the electors shall vote for or against each of sileh amendments separately, and while an amendment or amendments which shall have been agreed upon by one legislative assembly shall be awaiting the action of a legislative assembly, or of the electors, no additional amendment or amendments shall bo proposed." In a book compiled under the order cf the United Slates Senate by Ben. Perley Poor, entitled Couriers and Constitutions of the United States, the section in question is printed in these words: page1 1506: Article 17, Section 2. If two or more amendments shall be submitted at tho same time, they shall tie sub mitted to such manner that the elec tors shall vote for .or against each of sucn amendments separate v: and white an amendment or amendments, wniun snail nave been agreed uhni by one legislative nssemby. shall beawaitlngthe action of a Lyisla!ive Assembly, or of tho electors, no additional amendment or amend ments shall be proposed. It is reasonably certain that Mr. Pi Kir had the original onHitution before him when he prepared the copy for his book. It will be noted thst eight words have been omitted from the copy of the constitution filed in the Secretary of Stale's offlcef towit; "at the same time, they shall be submitted." The error U a very common one and easily made. Now whether the omission is material it raises a question as to other psrts of the state document, and this dis covery will cause the lawyers lo closely scan the provisons of the Constitutions where disputes are landing Involving money. As a matter of tews it may be stated thst the constitutional amend ment propo-s-d by the last legislature were Indeflnately postponed fur the reason they were roMted while amendment was "yet pending the lU'fcr.-ndum. There was an excop tion in tho case of amendment regu, latin the formation of co-operations The House seems lo think that corpo rations are of more Importance II, an changing the tiroe of holding the stale election. One renrpsentllvi in detsitesaid he sopNrtei (lie reso lot loo Iwesuse ho wanted to vet the iiewiioti he lore the supreme ronrl were also open, and lunches kept constantly prepared lb the dining rooms, Invitations were extended to every one who could be reached. I accepted in some Instances, rejected in others. Because of this entertain-1 mrnt our wives aud daughters were kept at home, and away from the ceremonies they would liked to have attended. The Times la not loval to - 1 bis state or bin county. No word of complaint ought to hays been made even it the allegations are ascharged, which they are net. -No man can afford to tear up bis own home. The forest Urove Times accuses the Inlikpkxdknt of giVftiog in that it publishes tl e delinquent tax Hit. Lets aee; in tome counties of the state '30 cents per line has been I charged for. priming the list. The -wwaMitstvaKss,Jt.a OUR i ATI VE TREES H. MACBRIDC. Ph. D.., V. TheJForeitj of No---. jJBAmerica. . THOMAS Continued frw Fii'ut Poin. rfeb abundauce. but there are no clu iiauioDii growlug now on all this aid of the world. Our nearest represents tlves ara tha laurels and tha autiafras. We hava already in tbeaa chapters re ferred to the tulip tree, a glorious tree. but the only lone species of thef-enus L-gislature of 1901, considered this 'now on earth. But to cretaceous times loo much wherefore the compensa. tion waa reduced to 25 cenla. The County Court invited bids for didtig the work. The Times had noilee for it answered. Tne Independent tulip trees flourished all over the north ern world, many species In this country and Iu Kuropo, running sou lb as far ns Italy and uurtu as fur as Greenland. In fact, everything seenis to Indicate that for our northern world at least tiie got the work only biciuse it was tho toTVl of cretaceous times were richer, lowest bidder, at i cents. The u"ll. wore extended aud In cv- , , . . ... , , , . ery wny flner thr.;: those we kuow to- llmea' bid was hluhe-, and had it day. Thee trees -..w the luiuicdlat. been awarded the e nliact, it would ancestors or those we t:i the same, hava beou due to a pull" which the. fei not iulte the sumo. Conditions on County Court uiver has reoognizsd. 1 ca"" tavc lu'WJ -""ce forests Orove Timns flornol. ' luu.' ursi upou Tim Viiroar ""flMn'm ....1 l.li,.,..-l flf auacas uauit, Decause lie lutrc mluated lu the deciduous fon-sts that duces House Bill 183, aud intimates cast their leaves through comities that he has or is to receive a money generations along the shores of the consideration for his services for ao doing. Now the Indki'Sndknt and Mr. Uault are very closely associated and any defence of that gentleman would be in the nature of gross egotism, hut in his alwenne the Indk I'KNDBNT wants to say lo the Time that its thoughts in that direction are drawn from lis own knowledge ol wnat it would no. Air.' uault on Monday last moceeded iu having passed the bouse his t ill II. B. 12, which, if passed by fio wuate, will in the course of the year put several hundred dollars into the general fund of the county, Tne Times will proln ab'y object lo this cure of the (atopies interests. cretaceous sens. With the close of tha cretaceous a race of terrestrial anlmala first wpiieurs, competitors of the forest, a new factor in environment, changing from that time on tho entire trend ot biologic differentiation. These were the ninnminls, -the . culmination of earth's fauna In the progress of tho ages, until at the last. In these most re cent times, the destinies of the forest and of the animal world as well rest In the hands of a single creature, the high est mammal, the god . of thla lower world. Ilia name Is man! Copyright. IMS, by fowl D. Sampson NIIMMOSN. CIRCUIT COURT OK THK of Oregon, for Washington The Forest drove Times got no chicken pie, hence its great bellyache. The pu'dic may as well keep Its eye on this- leccnt arrival. There may be sulllcieiit 'eusoii for Immigration from Nebraska. ' The Forest Urove Times after a resilience of only a few months, sels Itself up 4o l the mentor of Wash. itigton county. Annlhersix months and it will be a boss. - , SKX V10KIAL VOTE FOB Tlll'KSIUV NAM EH id iS The Forest tlrove Times aeverely criticise HillstNro for things claiims o have heen done on a very alormy day recently when there was a great company of bereaved visitors here. The Indei'KMcnt did not go'm. ing about that day, but did open ts 01111 and maintain fires for the comfort of all that chose to enter. This atlemid st ho-iitalltv va bused by some who warmed at our tovf a. The stores msy not have been thrown open to the jmblic, but the odge rooms, were. They were arm and comfortable and nt easy access. Tho home of our citixeo.i i Adums .1.. .. ' jilailey '. ("j" Hanks ....I....! i itilven k. ... j it Makley ". . ),"" Itoolh I ... j i lot h i ... .i. ,.,!;;" Burgess : I.,.. 1 I ": ' Kurluigh I ( fantrnlt ! 1 !"' Carnahan j 1 ....).... ' " Carter 1 ..i.'.'.J." Clavpnol . . . " onb'b ;.; . ..j "j; Cornett ..... j 1 !i. . . C'roisaii I. . .. j :( D-.iiy.. .- I i . Iunnenmn ........... j. ... 1 " '); iavey i i.""v;;; Diimniek , 1 . . ! K.idT... ,i ;..;!.';;;;;;;; Kilwanls l ,j Kuimitt 1 .. . ' ' Farrar 1' . . . . Fisher j,... "j" Fulton j Galloway...". i .. .. t"i i G:mlt I l ' : . " .tit , i i.Ti;;;; (iinn l . ...! . j " " Halm l ' "j iuio i ;;j;;;;r;; llaiiHhnrotigh 1 Hawkins 1 .... llayden , " j ' "'' " ' iiirmiinn i . . . , "' Hines i . , ' "j" ' ' llolisnn , I ' "' Hoiiain Iliiliuan i llowo .... I Hudson !!.!!.....! i i llifnm ' "i i Hunt Huntley .'. Hutchinson Johnson lolinston , Jones (of Lincoln)... Jones (of Multnomah) Jildd Kay Krsiner Knvkendall .... IjiKollutt Mnl.rkev Marstera Mays McGinn. Miles Miller. Mnlkey Murphy Myers Nottingham Olwell Orton , PtinNcu I'helps ., Pieree Pnr.lv flaixl ,' Ketl '.; ' lti.l.lle i l.'olil'ins i Shelley j -slmmons mithfof Mnltnonmli'j Smith (of Cniatilla. i finitli (,J Yinliill)..i Meiwr week ,.. 1 Test Wade.. Webster Wehruna Whealdon Williamson Mr. S)-aker ! Jlr.. Presnli-nt j ..... ; I i"l' Total IN THE IS lute Countv. Jucon Winnie-, plaintiff vs Mary McCoy Mur aiil I,. ParsoiM. JeHersos Hamona. MariIJa McRuberts, ami Joseph Mcltohvrla uei iiiisuHiiii, Aine i arwius anu ousan I'ar dons his wife. Vatihti McCoy and Klijali McCoy her huahand. Lorno W. I'nnons. Elizabeth W. Johns, anil George Johns brr liiimtana, I nomas f arsons, Horace O. ('arsons, William tl. bmitli huslianii ol Mary Kmith. James C'orridon J'arsons, Kverell I, 'arsons, Henrr V, 1'amona, Krel O. Parsons and Alma Parsons his wile. John Parsons, Julian Parsons, Daniel Parsons in I Alice Pjrson hiR wile, Viank lin W. Parsons, Margaret Williams ami Joa. Willi mi i her husband. Flora Roberts ami tin itolierrn her husband, fcnnna Perkins ami I awrence Perkina hrr husbaiul. Martha ISence ami ejeorge Hpence her bus bam), t'al T Puma ami Jack lltirns her husbanil, Klizabeth Parsons, K.lira luppoi ami H. O. 'I upper her uua'-stml. Kllvn Ton nia and W illiam Tennis her husband Minnie Oerrisli ami Thomas I crush iter husband. lcrtriie Hall and Kenton Hull tier husband. Charles Parsons and Ps'sona his wife, l-ewia Parsons and Holly ruraons uis wne, ueienuan4. To I'harlva famous. . raranna h wife, hlixabcth W Johns. Ueorae Johns. Julian raiHona, juarlln 1. parsons, delen aanis. lu lie name of the mats or Oregon, you are licrriiy reiiinreil to appear aud answer tho coinlaint hied against you in I lie above entitled suit witliiu six weeks Irom the dale of the hrst minlication of th au ona. the lirat Duhucation thereof b I lug on Friday, January 2, 1:JH, ami If you tali to ao apiM'ar anil answer, for want there- oi me iMuiutiu win apply to tne i;uuri lur me rciii-i p-ayeu lor aim uemaiulcd in ins said (oinplaint. to-wit: That the plaintill lw adjudged and decreed to be thr owner in ee simple ol the following dencrilKd real proerty situate within Waahington Vo. Oregon, and described ut follows to-wit: In-ginning at a point on tha east line of the Horace aud Marilda Parsons 1) I. C. N ij ui-k it o;f.ju cnuina irom tuo o corner ol said claim and running thence 8 I0't dug K IS rliaina; tlience W 27.U7 chains; thence H H.4." chains; thenca W 45.14 chains thence N l" IV W 2i.su chains;- thence 4-1.19 chain ; thenoe i 3 "si chains- llienos . So" 4 h, ii chains to the place ol hevin nlnjr, eio-ptinn therefrom a riicht of war 1 mini ca oy jacoo nisnier to j. ll. mail and O. W. Button bv deed recoriled in vol I nine !W page 34 of ths records of deeds for i woaniiiKton uounty. uregon. mat the I defendants and each of them be adiudmn and decreed to have no Interact in or right or title to any ol aa.a lana, or an) ol them. I and that they and each of thsin oe forever barred and enjoined irom asserting any right to or claiming said hul ls or auy por tion thereof orloown "he aaina, or any part tnereoi, tnai tneaeea irom Horace ana Ma rilda Parsons to Allison Parsona recorded I on page 77 of book "l)"of the records of I deeds lur the County of W ashington, lire I go:i, be adjudged and decreed to be correc ted ao i s to read aa tollowa towit: Coiiiinencing st the southeast corner of tne Horace ami Maribia rarsons l 1. U In Washington County, O egon. and runuing thence north 10'i deg wt st StU.HO chains lo a post; thence south So deg a d 4 mm west chain to a corner post; thence souin no cnaina to ine aoutn line ol said claim ; theme .N Ml1, deg K 34 chains to the place of beginning. That the deseri, tion in 111- Deed from Marilda parsons lo Willi ,m and Luther rarsona recordeil in book ' E"page3Sof the record ol deeds lor salil louniy and Scat be adjudged and decreed to be cor rected ao as to reail as roiioars towit : lieginning st ths o W corner of T. J, Flannerv'e land and running thence 8 l'i deg. H to the H W corner of the I) I. C of Horace and Mariidi rarsona; them-s 8 HS der, j tilong ths tl line of said claim Hi chains to an angular corner In said 8 bound 'ry; thencs N Ikj deg K along the o line ol saitl claim 14.nl mains 10 tne b W corner ol J. O. riercea land ; thence X along said J. U. riercea W line to 'I . U. r tannery a 8 line; thence W along 1. O. Flamiery'a tt line to the place ol beginning containing Jjo.l acres more or lesa in T I d K 4 W au I being In sections II a id 1-'. That the description in tha deed from Allison rarsona to J, t. rierce recorded in vol. !" page 742 ot tha reeonle of de ds for Washington County, Oregon be ad judgeil and decre. d to be corrected so as 10 read as follow Commencing at the 8 E corner of th 1 i. c ot Horsce and Manilla ranom and rannin thence N 10', deg W !! chains to a post; thence W s5 deg and 4.t niin W :M duo ns In a ciinier m I; thence a CO chains to the H line of said 1) I. I ; Ihence N m deg V. : chain on the 8 lineof aal.l claim to the place of beeinnini in T t U K l-l acres more or less, and for a furthrr decree quieting ths title to all of said plaintills laud above described as against you ami eacn ot yo i ana all persons claim ing by through er under you. And for auch other and further relhf as may ap pear to the Court to beeUituble la the remise. This snrr mona Is served upon you by pohlio tion bye dcrof linn. b. A. Kood, t ojiiiv Judge of Washington County. Ore- son i-iaien at cnaniDer uec sis-, IUC', and aanl order requires thl summons to lie published for six cnareutire wreka and aanl order imrnn s yon t appear and answer pUintilts sanl romplaihi within si weeks from the date of the llrat nubli. cat. on hereof. THUS. II A E. n. TONOI'E. A ttornsj tut plain 1 1 ff. 1 4 W Will Mer and containing rarta of sec. lions no ll, is, liana 14, and conta ning Iu tha Circuit Court of Tho Slate of Oregon for Washington County. Mattie A Arnold ss guurdiau-ad-liirm aud next of kin, (or U lunula MoitHer. o a minor, plaintiff vs Mary McCoy maruu i. ('arsons, Jelterson lar soas, Marilda Moluiberts, an I Jisk-ph ..iinooerta ner nusnnnil, Altie l'arsons and Susan Parsons hia wife, Vaxliti Me toy and Klijah McCov her bustiaud. Lorenzo W Parsons, Eliualieth W Johns, and George Johns her husband, Thomas v rarsona, Horace U rarsons, William mllh huslmnd of Mary Smith, James lurridon Parsons, tverell L I'arsons, Henry F Parsons, Fred o Parsons, and Alma Parsous his wife, John Parsons. Julian Parsona, Daniel Parsons and Alice Parsons hia wifu. Franklin V Par mns, Jlarijaret W'illiums and Joseph Williams liar huslwud. Flora b'olierls and John Kolwrts her htisUiud. Kmma Perkins and 1ji renew ptrkin her hu. baud, Martiia tniuv amilieirgeSiience her husdand, Ihiisy ihirns ami Jack Burns her husband, KIizalth Parsons, Lliza. Tupper and B O TnpiM r her bus tiaud, Fllon Tennis and Willi. T.,,,.,.t her buxliuud, Minnie (ierriah Th. Geriish her Inuliand, Gertrue Hall mid .Newton Hull her haslstml, Charles Par sons and Parsons IiIh wit,. I. i. Parsons and Dollv Parson, l.i. femlanls. To Charles Parsons. I'firasi nisi I, m wife. Klisalioth W Jul inn. I ll.mr.1 I, .1.1 a' Julian l"arsoii8, Mania L Parsons, defen 11 II IS. In tho naino of the State i.f ir....,, you are n.reuy roquired to appear and answer tho complaint filed against )-iu in the ubovo entitlo.1 suit within'six weeks from tha date ot the flri n.il.li. ,,. tion of this Summons, tho first publini lion thereof being on Friday, January 2, li)0,(, and if you fail to go appear un.l answer, (or want thereof the plaintill will apply to the Court for tlio relief prayed for and demnnd,l in I.; -,,.i roniplaiut towit: That tho plaintiff ' be decreed to lie the owner in fee sduiplu of the following (leecrils'ii real property situate within Washington Cotmtv, (he gon, and described as follow towit: Jieginnuigat the Southeast corm-r of ha II. ...... a .....I f l - - ,ivii,iira,iiii oi anion rarsons MI, I No 40, T 1 H U 4 W of Willamette Meri dian, ami running thence N ltA di g W on r UMindary ol said claim 21.011 rhuins w tne a i. eornor of a tract o( land con veye.1 ny tne estate of J. O. Pierce, de mised, to Jiuxib Wismer, bvd-e. rsconl ed in Volume page 2:W of records o( deed for Washington County, Oregon, thence W 27.07 chains; thence S 14 4 chain; thence W 4"i.l4 chains, more or less, to the W houiidurr of said ll,C thenoe S 1 deg 15 min'F. on said claim lino lot he SW comer of said HI. C- theniM 8 (IS den K 34 chains 1(1 fill !l,l,r,,. lur co.-ner on 8 boundary of said el iim thence X CsiJ d.-g E 47 chains lo the place of bpginnint;. cSwond trsct. r.ci'inniio. on l,u K l;,.. of section II, Tl K It 4 W 2d.Sii cl.,.i.,u K of the 8 W corner of said a,.-ii,n thence in a lino direetlv townr.l th st l.! corner of W. K. Carpenter I) I. C 21.2". chains, mora or less, to a point due W of the 8 W corner of a tract of land con veyed by the estate ol J. O. ceased, to Jacob Wismer, be deed record ed in Hook "Y" page .S4S of records of deeils for Washington Count v, Oregon, thence to the W line of said Parsons II ll C, tlience 8 1 deg 15 mill E on said V line to thn 8 W corner of said claim ; thence W 4 cjiains lo the place of begin- ning. That the defend lllltfl 1111(1 M-tflt lA I tiiuni tie adjudged anil decreed to have' no interest In or rk'lit or llilo n, ,.i I aaiuiamior any ot tliem, and that tliev anil earn or tliem he forever barrel an, I enjoined from asserting any right to or claiming said latnls or any xrtnn tliere ot, or tuowB the snnie, or any url there of. That the description in the deed from Horaceand Marilda Pnrnonato All,, son Par ons recorded on page 727 of hook "I)-' of llie reconls of detsls for the County o( Washington. Oregon, he ll f 1 1 1 1 1 1 a vstu 1 .! decreed to be corrected so as lo rend a ioiiows tow it : Commeneine at the Knnjli.t e( tho Horace and Marilda Parsons I) I, Lin uaNiungton ttounty, Oregon, nnd ruiiniiig tlience N 101 r W :!J'sl ,-hl,,. l?,a,K.,;,tlie"ce 885 U"K "J ir niin " cnains to a corner isst: I hence s 0 chains to the 8 line of si hi -l . thence X r. deg K 34 chains to the place ot beginning. l hat the description In tho deed from Marilda Parsons to William .n,i i,t.. i arsons recorded In hook ' I- ' ...... -to t i the reconl of deeds for aai.l r,mi .,.i ! Stale be ailju.lged and decreet to be cor- ! recicu ao as to read as follows towit Iteginning at the Southwest corner ol . V Van,,ery's land and running tlience S 1 tf deg h to the 8 W cor.wr of the U I. V of Horace and Maril l l'nn. . thence 8 (W deg E alonir tha s Una nf a.ii.i claim . "54 chains to an angular corner in said R bountlary ; thenoe X ti V deg K along the 8 line of said claim 14.1.1 rhuins to the 8 W corner of J. t). Pierces land thence N along said J. O. Pier,i W line to T. G. Flannerv'a 8 line! il,n,. v along T. G, Flannery's 8 line to the place o( beginning containing 200.1 acres mora or less In XI 8 I! 4 W ami iK'inir n sections 11 and 12. That the descrintion in tha ,l.l f.,.m Allison Parsons to J. O. Pierco recorded in vol "1" page 74-1 0f ths rcr.l nf loed for Washington Countv 1 im,. w aiyuogeu ami decreed to lie corrected so as to read aa follows: Commencing ... r. ,uivr 01 me if j or Horace ana niarnaa rarsons and running tlience X 10.1 deg W 3tUJ chains to . . thence 8 H."i deg and 45 rain W 24 chains' to a corner post thence S SO chains to the 8 lineof said I L C: tlience S mil dew E 34 chains on the 8 line nf tlie place of Iteginning in T 18 H4 W Will STer and containing parts of sec Hons No 11, 12, 13 and 14 and contain ing 124 acres more or less, and for a further decree quieting the tit!,, 1.. all .. aid plaintills land aliave described as against you and each ol vou and nil nr. eons claiming bv through or tinder yon. nun .or iii u omer ami lurlncr relief as may atiiiear to the Court to lie ent.it.t.h. in the p emises. ' This sitmuinns is served um ynu bv puliliciitiori by ordor of Hon. L. A. Itood dsmty Judge o( Washington- Countv, Oregon. Hated at chamlr Her. 31st M2, and said order rentiire this sklltll monM to le nultliHlunl for hIc weeks and said order reiiires yon to np. ;" "" answfr piaintins sani complaint ton. . sn-w irom ine dale or Hu rst publication hereof. Who Fills Your Prescription? If we fill your prescription or re cipe if is filled with the best quality of drugs" and full-weight without over charge fot honest service. We piy no one ' to send you to us and therefore, it PAYS VOU to bring your prescription here. A goodly number of ijople are al ready aware of this and a trial will convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. DEADLY NARCOTICS Anv honest, intelligent dinggist or tihysician will tell you tliut narcotic ixiisonx such aa opium, henbane, deadly nightshade or cocaiue and mercury are mid have burn since the Dark Aie used in all Pile Medicine, and that sncli uitdication really iH-rtietuates Piles. Verus Pile cure is not a relic of the Dark. Ages, la i n- contains no narcotics or nieicnrr, $50110 Keward i( a trace of sny narcotic or mer cury can l fondd in Verns. All others con tan narcotics or mercury. 1, nr it if you ilare mosslgtc ks. 50 Keward if Verus fails to cure any ease of Pilt. Wn-t eases cured with one lioz of Verus. Over 10,000 permanent cures in live years : Sold in llillnboro by the Twentieth Century Store: The Hillsboro Pharmacy, V J. P. OAVIE8. eaaaiosNT. , T. BELCHbTR. i BO'V AMD) TRBAS. St. Charles Hotel laooRroatTsu Croat aad Marrtsaa H treats, Psrllaad Oregon. Efoctru) Lights, Klsotrlo Bells and Hydraulic Klevator. 150 Konms at t& ta 60c, Mattes, 76, U 91, Uaod llevtaursnt lu Csausetlaa. Give us a call, DAVIS & BELCItfili, AlnnngorN. I I 5tb JTnnual Clearance Sale Great Reduction for Short Time Only. My prices have alwflyg been as low, and M 011 some articles even lower than roi MaiKl ks prices, but until February 1st I will oiTer m ?ytry ariirte i iy store at prices never iieiore onereu in this comity. WATCHES arc going at prices that cannot lie duplica ted anywhere In the state. $9.00 Dttelxir flampden watches in case for $10.00 Waltham or Elgin watches in good case Ladies' Waltham or Elgin watch in fine ' 14-k gold filled case $15.50 Waltham or Elgin watch in fine 14-k gold filled case. Cents size only $5.85 $6.30 $9.80 $10.40 Every article in my stock at the same great re duction. I give you the best stock west of Portland to select from. A very fine assort ment of cut glass, sterling silver nnd plated ware. A full line of the celebrated Rogers .uinc dic. ouver novelties In endless lusiou. pro- 1 DOOR WEST OF BANK. . TIIOS. ."CI-39 H. A K. R TUNtll E, Attorneys for plaintiff. Acker's llrxpensla Tablets ara salt. on a THisiiive a-iiarantee. cures heart-bun raining o th food, distress after satins o. any lonn ol dyspepsia. One little tabli irive immediate relief. 25 its. and fio cLa Ths lelta Drua Store. Parllaaa Markets. W heat Walla Walla, 70c ; bluestem, Sc ; Tallejr, 75, 7. Flour ist grades, t.!3.V3 65 Imrrel ; graham, I 2tli $3 0. Oats Xn.l white, ft 1S($1 171 1 12', A 1 15 per cental. ' llarley Feed, 23 n0 per toir; brewing, rolled, $24.50 per ton. Miilstoffs Itran, ial; middlings. SW 24; shorts. !'. 211 j chop, tin. nay iimotnjr, flir.i2; cloTer, t: clover, ; wheat, $iita;10 r ton. llufer Fancy creamery, 27j(30c: dairy, to 22c ; tore, 15c M 18 per pooni Fpks fresh 2(.r30c. ' per Krey 124; Ntiee ol Intention to Witli- naarnuw DepoMit by the luici lH Ih nrnnrrConinny Limited. Cheese Full cream twins, lH)17,c; t "...k iuiran, 1 1 jet injc jier pound. I 1 ounry 1 nicscns, niue.1, .l(;4.2.r.; hens, flirf 4 60; dreesed. 10c per bound For a had lastf in the mouth lake a few diMCM ol ClunilmrUin's Stom. aeh a (I Liver Tahlels. rrhti rents. Warranted lo cure. For arJe hy The Itelta Droit Ktore. tier tmn nil mnnira I't nni'l rji ... j. ' 1 -" , i.wiw(wiioMit; uucka .(; jier dozen ; geese, r.50 tnrkers livp.Me; dressed, l.V; 3 Mutton-Uml. gross; dreaaed v ..m; ixt uounu : sheen. S.t. cr . drewe.1, 7Jc per pound. ' ,.IJir0r,r"' beavy, iia.26; light, fl.,xrf.,; lrease.l, 77.',e per pound. eal-Small, i(S(c; large, 757',c x'r (annul. - lloef tiros top steers, 4.(Xta4.75 ; ".as and heifers, $:i.OO(3.70: dressed heef, at ?e perioiiml. I lops 25iirf2ti 4c per ponnJ. V r.'r alleyl21f I V-; K.rternOre.on. h j; mohair, 211 at 2Hc per poon.1. 'otatoes t..rKI M txa nee .L. k r Onions I. -sJ cwt. Shipper price. To whom it may concern ; In socorduma with tl.e r.-.,uiroiuenl, ol urJr'.V f alef tlregj... rvlat.ve .0 Insurance com num.. "... , , .. glvmi that the 1m. eri'al liiauraure fom SinJ ''""t"J- of London. tbeBtaieofOreRon. intends to aitli.lr.iw IU ' deposit with the Treasurer of sr.id State and wiH If cli.im airnin.-l suid Company ,l,. be Mnl ,,, jp f,,' fm ;on.r wi,nill Hi, ,. rrora the 61, d.iy of Uepi.mUir i: 2. the fT JJ? Tif-1"" of I'ublieH- fiSm "S."0"' wih nw lis -deposit from ths Htate Tn-asurer. MSllE.ll, w. t OMI'A.S Y. J. I.amli rs. Itl at Ban Frantiseo. this 1st .l!i ,f Hi 12 eepteniber, listf. Sat I Hew Is Ihis When in want of furoitiire, (-srp (, roxkers Wall-pM,sr l.I nmtliiii; in laet any lliiuK n IIly lin M) ,n andiKet priit. I am utih-n.-d thnt can suit you and as for as priets re conreriiwl they v III surely esi) yoo aa I st ll at and below Portland. A trial is surt to l. . hhIhhii r. LHinclrton's Furniture Slur', ('r. 3.1 mid Main. To Cure a Cold in One Dnv Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, This &ignatiir3. SSrxZri SavM MBSoat hose aoM ki yvA 12 months. Cures Crip in Two Day, on every