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HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT
Enteied in tli poatuffie t Hil'uboro, Ore.
a seooud-eiaas mail matter.
rJubecriptioo, in advance, (per year, J1.C0
HII.LBBOUO FUBLIBHIKO CO., Props,
D. M. C. OAULT. Editor.
FUIDAY, JUNE 19, 1903.
ASSASSINATION AND
TION.
REYOLV
Iff il rights sail btoIiI all Interference
with the function of I he government
i not yet golved. It must be.
But we believe it will he, and that,
too, by American workmen wheae
kill and genius are unrivaled in all
the domiin of labor. Corvalila Usa
ette.
TUB HEPFXER f LOUD.
RonnlnK through a wmi-arld plain
for a distance of 60 or 60 mile Wil
low Creek la Morrow county furnish
almost the only drainage for Hi
2000 aquare mile of the county
Ordinarily 11 la a small brook fringed
with low growing wiltowa. It
hardly a lerge at Bock creek of th
county, though much longer. Itetn
piles ' Into the Columbia about 60
mile above The Da "lea. Up tl;
winding of the stream the O. H. and
N. U. K. Co. has build a branch rail
roid known aa the Ileppner Brand
the town ol lieppnt-r, 45 unlets
from the main line on the Columbia
Just above Ileppner throe small
stream nnite. Above the beds
these streams bluffs lise to the heigh
of about 700 feet. Oj these bluff
above town on Sunday evening lat
raged a fierce thunder ftorni.
there is such a thing as a cloud burst
la another column appear a cir
cumstantial account of the asaag-tloa-tl
jo of Alexander, King ol ServU.
Another account represents the King
a a cowardly beggar willing to ab
dicate, put away Draga, hi wife, do
aoytblog only save his life. Strvia
is a small country, being only about
as targe a the Willamette Valley.
Its government has not been stable
f.ir the last century. The ruler have
been changed several time but on
no o?casiorj have the s?Dei approach
ed in character to those enacted at
this revolution. Ancient Persia and
Bttyloola do more than match the
scene that last week tarnished the
good name of Belgrade.
The army did this. And the army lor a water spout on land, It was there,
dictated whom the legislature should I Just at the close of a hot sultry day
elect to be the new King. That body the water rolled down thu pr.t i.l
. met last Monday and cast the pre- lion bill sides in a bank variously
Dared vote for Peter Karageogevlch. estimated at 10 to 15 feet hlirh miti
Peter U a descendant of a dynasty 1800 feet long. No one expect it and
that was overthiown about 1829. and I no one was prepared. Wootlen struct-
has for several years beon a resident lures were swept away, only brl
of (Jeneva, Switzerland, He seems and stone buildings could wltliHlaiiil
not to have had knowledge of the the fl ood. People in happy homes
plot to overthrow the government I were caught aud carried to d'nth
The army dictates a new constitution Hardly any wouudtxl eoplo tire,
so that Servla under Peter will be a I found, all were killed. The lois ol
constitutional monarchy instead oil life Is variously estinated from 200
absolute, as it was under the late I to 400. It Is not likely that all of the
Alexauder. I corpses will be fouud, banks of gravel
ltussia baa espoused the cause of I and sand three fodt deep. The flivt
Peter, hence it is very probable that I rumor of the disaster reached Hills,
all the goverumeats of the civiliaed I boro early Monday afternoon. It
world will recognize the new ruler I was slated that Heppuer was washed
aud his government as tho defneto lout and that S00 lives were lost, e
authority la Servla. At one time it number of our people had friend
setued that the punishment of the laud relatives in the town aud there
NSiamins would he demanded in the I was great anilely. Vol h the tele-
interest of Kingcraft, but since Rua I graph and telephone lines weredovrn
sia has spoken they will be allowed I There was nothing to do but wnlt.
to look on their bloody hands for a I We believed that a calamity had
time yet. Draga, Alexander's queen, overtaken the town, but that GOO
was the character that aroused the! Uvea were lost was not generally
bioouy passious oi toe nation, on i credited. The evening patter was
was not of princely lineage but was a canned for the list of names. T
waiting maid in the household of Na-1 some homes it brougb joy, to other
talie, motherof King Alexauder. She I tears. On Tuesduy morning Tho.
was some ten years older than her I Humphreys telegraphed that he, hi
nusoana una was reany an auyeutur family and bis nephew. Uecil were
ess. l uere is a new administration, I safe but that Mrs. Hood aud family
nut no one can ten tuai it win oe lour judge itood sister in-law were
better. Tha liail lint in thn imiipr
I i. - -
contained the name of Andrew Pet
I erson, a clothier well know in Hills
Compulsory arbitration aud gov-1 boro. Peterson was at Heppner
ernmout ownership do not appear to I soliciting orders. Hi wife aud am
work as smoothly as their advocates Illy are here. Peterson was insured
have claimed. In Victoria, Austra-1 in the Woodmen for 13000. Ho had
lia, the government owns and con I neglected the payment of bis dues,
trols the railways. The employes! but last week sent money for re in-
operating these are in government I statement which his lodge applied at
service. These employe formed a lit meeting on Saturday evening just
labor unl jn which entered federa-1 24 hours before death over took the
NOT YET SOLVED.
tlou of unions. The government
employes were recently ordered by
their labor leaden on aym
pathetic atrike. The gorerc
ment promptly discharged the lead'
ers. The employes decide! to obey
the mandates of the union rather
than those of the government and at
once quit work. This action Ilea
up the railways and caused great In
convenience and hardship to the
public. There was no room lor
Insured. Undertaker W. O. Don
aldson started on Wednesday morn,
to bring the body home.
Cecil Humphrey wrote to his
brother John on Monday that be es
caped, but that the water mains and
light wires of the company were bad
ly wrecked. Supt Pruyue had or
ganized a water distribution by
means of water carls. Hon. II. V.
Gates started Mouday evening for
the striken town, and Mr. O. B.
arbitration, and there appears to havt I Gates went Wednesday morning,
been nothing to arbitrate had arbltra-1 Judge Rood and II. T. Bagley and
tlon been possible. I wife started Tuesday morning. Mrs
The government promptly passed Bagley, maiden name was Rhea,
laws which declared abandonment of Members of her family are among
work by Its employe and striking, the killed. The -Oregonian states
etc., to be high mlsdemeauors pun-1 that should Portland be visited by
tillable by line and Imprisonment, I such a destructive calamity her dead
and proposed operating its roads I would number 25,000 people
without any reference to the nnlou. I Telegraph communication whs est
The result wss that the men left the I ablisbed Tuesday evening and by the
union and hastened to regain their Isame date the railroad was repaired
former position. I to that care were going to Ixlugiou
This is a sort of compulsory arblt- only tea mile below Heppner
ration decidedly one-sided so far as I Supt. O'Brien stated that he would
giving the union any consideration; I have Umporary repair completed
yrt It is the only couise open to a I to the sl-lken town by Sunday,
government which studies the great-1 The wagon roads were not greatly
er interests of the people. The func damaged so that the well equipped
tlons of government are exercised fur I freight teams carried nbunJant nup-
tlse tenefltof the people and must I plie to the front from thn rnllro.ul
not be disturbed. President Cleve-IOuly temporary hunger and cold
land gave Chicago strikers a ronvlnc-1 had to be endured
lug demonstration of this truth. I An army ot men are employed
Labor unions would be in frequeui I searching the drifts aud gravel bed
conflict with government ander con for the bodies of the tlrotvntil
anions of public ownership. Of I Not many lives were lo-t in the
of expense. .All laborers' who go for
wtrd to help search for the dead, ar
carried free. Ileppner bud a popu
lation of about 1500 souls, nearly a
third of whom are dead.
Hl'SI.HiKUKOKU.
A very prutty weddiug took place
at the bouse of Mr. and Mr. John
Birngrover, who live just west of
lHllabcr Stiohy June 14, when
their daughter Misi Eva'eeOlive was
united In marriage to Mr. El win L
Fau', of Wiuona, Minn , Judge L
A. Rood oOk-iallng. At 12 o'clock
the bride and groom entered the par
lor, which was beautifully decor ltd
with evr-rgrtens, rotw and carnetlons,
ano iook inesiation iieueatn a latge
wedding bell msdi) of ropes, while
Judge IV)xl ptrf triueil the ring cere
mony. Miss Winnie Hayward was
bridesmaid aud air. Edward A. Barn
yrover, brother of the bride was best
man. The bride wore a beautiful
white organdie .Iren trimmed with
white satin and applique, and carried
bridesmaids roses. The groom wore
the conventional black.
The altar was a boer of beautiful
pink aud white rows. The bridle
ship stood In the midi-t of tin-, rov
ered with green fros'ed paper nod
ixiruureu with white and pink rose
Over buds, this hung Mie wedding
boll artistically trimmed with ever
green ami rusts. The mantle was
hanked with choice cut tlowers.
After the ceremony was performed
and the newly wedded couple had re
ceived many congratulations, nil par
took of a xplindid wedding dinner
which was spread on a long t-tblo bo
neath the massive maples on the
south lawn. It reminded all of an
old timn Houlbern banquet, for there
was cold hams', roa-t chicken, HIttl.-,
vegetables, cream gravey, Jullys,
pickU's, fruits, si ra wherries, cake,
pies, coffee, ires, oranges, bananas si d
nuts, twice as much a was consumed
by tho guests. Aud after all, these
old time southern dinners, while
scarce in cuttoui, aro doubly appreci
ated by fortui.Hto guoHts on such oc
casion.- .... ,
Mr. Fut is at prtwut foreman in
r. N. Day's sash aud door fnctt.ry at
Portland, but he expects to go in
September to Bonner, Montana, wheie
he will work for the Big Black Fool
Milling Company.
Thotm prment worp; , Mr. and Mrs.
John Barngrover, Elward A. Birn
grover, Lula Birngrover, Josephine
Barngrover, Willie Birngrover, M
nd Mrs. Alfred Hiywood, Mr: and
Mrs. John Nylin rg, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Win,
llainer, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Spencer,
Misses Alviua and Annie Malthics,
Minnie, Josle, Mantle and Roao Hay
wood, Maud and Lucella Bailey,
Claud Hainer, Mr, ami Mm. John
'iinlno. Mr. Edward Siilor, Mr. Van
Meek, Edith, Nora and Roy Spencer,
Walter end Jessie Ciinlno, Claud Ny
burg, Mrs. Jennie McClalbrieth, Klina
and Veluia Nyburg, and Judaon
Janus.
Mr. and Mrs. Faust were the recip
ients of numerous presents consisting
or cut glass, coma ana silver ware
nd many other useful, as well as
or oa mental presents.
The happy couple left for Portland
in the afternoon train mid showers
ol rice. The Independent loins
heir many relatives and friends in
wishing prosperity to lead them
through life.
one who has even less right than
himself. TherMtn who acts as if the
sidewalks' were made for his sole
beovtlt should Is dealt with in a
manner that will couvlnce him that
people were walkiog even before
bicycle were in use. The tiokie of
the belt is not a demand fr 'the
whole sidewalk, but the slmplo re
quest for the tame courtesy that you
should offer to one walking wore
rapidly than yourself.
Also rt member that a bicycle does
not need much room. A rider can
pas a pedestrian wbea a space of JJ
feet s re clear and even lees than this
U required. Therefore ii is tut
necessary for two persona to fall Into
ingle file and crowd the fence or get
off onto -the ground, for any good
wheelman will ride by iu tha same
space be would rtqulre lu walk by
without touching. Tha foregoing
are suggestions merely to ' make it
more couveuient for us both. "But
one point I would mike strong. Do
not spring to oue side when you hear
a bell as though it were au order for
you to get out of I he way,and bequl
about it. The rid. r must needs be al
ways on the elerl, but must caieulatt
where you will t andairrange to I
elsewhere al that time. Therefore, to
change from slow 'o rapid motion or
to rpriug lo either bide, places you In
much more danger than If you took
no niMice whatever to the signal
Let mp rem rk that yr.u si ould bear
In miii I that the rider Is more likely
to sutler from a collision than the
footuup, for to give more room to the
pacing wheelriisii than he ueed
only uijms him reel tlit you are
imposing on yourself and hlatnliiy
him. Therefore give hi oi the room
that he would require if afoot and
let him look after the matter of col
lislons, etc, -
1. JE. WILKES.
II CITSEK KELUkTi'SB.
The foil wing Is a list of tho con
tribudons to the Heppuer relief fuud.
It foots up $180 and a check for that
amount was forwarded at onca.
Ayers
course. If they were the more power
ful they would subvert the govern
mant, but if tha 1st er were the more
powerful It would destroy the unions.
We have no fear that labor unions
will cubvert our government or be
ermitwd to obstruct Its functions.
We recall, however, the hue and
cry rtised by labor and political de-
A 315 OS A WUELU
Believing that a discussion of the
rights of those who traved the side
walks .f the town both afoot and
wheel might be conducive to good
will to boih, these remarks are offered
for what they are worth, the reader
to set the price. Tbe advent of the
bicycle ou our streets and roads
brought imo strong relief the creat
ure we will designate aa "Road Hog,"
but it may ba added that the "road
hog" does not always ride a bicycle
but he has Iteen uit in every, man
ner of conveyance employed by men.
Happily the afreets of Hillsboro do
not seem to he the favorite result of
this undesirable creasture, and It
secui-t to be the desire of all- lo offer
every resonable courtesy and Horn
carry the matter too far, which U the
priuciple reason for this letter. A
great many who do not ride bicycles,
.Kfin to live in dread of the passing
wheel, and to these especially I wish
to speak
First tM-ar In mind that It tbe dnty
of the rider on approaching from the
rer to 'et you know of his pretence
II V lining & Son 1. $20.00
Thomas Atchin..... 10.00
VN Barrett 5.00
W D Wood .......... 5.00
J A Iiubrie 5.00
Itiltirocr 6.00
Schulmorkh Bros 5.00
K U Tongue.,. ......... ... 5.00
XV V Wiley '. 6.00
h'edinond & Nappinglon...... .'. 5.00
J W Sliute '. . .'.: .'. 6.00
S B Huston...... 6.CV
Tilbury WhitUw... ....;.'. 3.00
BPCorneliiM 2 50
Wm Nelsin. 2 50
W O Donelson 2.20
K J Juna t . 2 60
LM lloyt : 2.50
John Dennis f 2 50
A C Archibald ..;...'.....' 2.50
8T Linklater .'.......:. 2 50
F A Bailey... 2.50
P M Jackson 2.50
JPTaniiesi 2.50
J W BaUe
I Kuratili....
J W 8eell....,
J A Messenger. .
R Craodull..... .
Zina Wood. .
E L McCormick .
John H Gault ..
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00'
W W Ioscow t f.OO
G Palmeter
W McCourt...
O Q Barlow
G G Patterson..
J W Morgan ....
W D Hare...''...
2,00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
A C Shute...: 2.00
W J Wall 2.00
bottom below the town. 0;ie young as the heel itself is silent, and In
man named Ltalie Matlock, throuith
the dark night rude down the valley
warning the farmers. They escaped
to the hills. line 13 miles away
Wat notified by telegraph, kerns n
was operator. His wife and l.abies
were la the station boual.-o a frien.!.
This friend took the child to the hill.
nisgoguea when, after railroad atrike Keroaa fl-w to his t legisph key
and riots of 1877, exactly the snmeland called lone. A tardy answer
legislation wa pioposed In th Peon-1 came, Thenthefalihfulifell.it i.iid
sylvaula logisUture as the Auitra- what was happening. . Tb c4ory
lian parliament enacted lit the recent I was just completed when the bill- w
troubles there. I Mlled over him and with bis wif
The problem of creating tad main
Mining labor unions which ahali sat-1 their death.
lsry all the ost requirements of the I about us.
Itborer while they concede to DOO-I The O. R 4 N. Is carrying all uij
no ion workmen their natural and I piles contributed to the sufJens ft
many pluees the Nws require htm to
announce his presence by ringing a
bell or otherwise This is not intend
e i as a ilacger signal because the
rider is in a more perilous position
than the pedestrian, should any
accident occur. Furthermore, the
rider knows or should know that he
is on the tidewalk by courtesy and
has no rights hi, h the foot man has
not cpually with him. Nor does be
ask or need more coutf sy than the
footman. A great many whom I
pass when notified of my inesence
who h-d stood by his side, went to ! stop and back up to the fence, or step
Ihere are heros all ! otf of the sidewalk entirely for me to
j pass. Any one who thinks that this
!s nwry cannot help but leel an-
uoyed at having to give Ibe walk to'
C Koch...'..
R Cave.......
M B Bump
II A Ball...-. ..,
A AMorrell.....
W M Jackson
LE Wilkes.........
George Wilcox...'..
A M Collins
K Waggener
A M Carlile. . . . ,
Abbott A Srnnn .
Joeiih Dowrm.
W L Itaohelder. ...
Wea (iarriaou. v ...
FreJ Cornelius
E F Cooper,
L A Img
F 8 Barnes
W P Tucker
J P M
WO Moe.
FJ Bailer
Geo K Barley
F Scbuenihnrg
John M Wall... ..
Max Crandall
L W lhAue
A Tewi
Fraok laily
T li Wann..:
I. O Hammond
J P Wilka
L M Emmet I ,
W W Williams
J G Johnson ,
B lUwuian , .
A W Sienrint
J C tamkiii. ........
C Jack
Total...
. 1 50
. 1.50
, 1.00
. 1.00
, 1,00
1.00
, 1.00
. 1.00
, 1.00
'1.00
. 1.00
1.03
1.00
TOO
1.00
, 1.00
,. 1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
. 50
fio
oo
50
' 50
50
50
50
50
50
. 50
f0
Jo be sure, you are growing
old. But why let everybody
see It, in your gray hair?
Keep your hair dark and rich
and postpone age. If you will
Hairvig
or
only use Ayer's Hair Vigor,
your gray hair m ill soon have
all the deep, rich color of
youth.... Sold for 60 years.
'In w Tr nu la. ait a I bara
a Milrk. hMtf or luc hair which la a
wn4r la mvmty una wUa aaaa II. And aoc a
(raj kalr lo II. all dua to Ajrar'a Hair Vla.if "
,. Maa. M. M. Mcaria, Uvtitfa. aliua.
ri.N a katlla.
for
J. O AT1B CO.,
lowfll. Mm.
White
prtsldiog elder ot the Primitive lit
list Church, camo out to visit the
Church at this place last week, also lo
administer the baptismal rite lo
Mrs. It. P. Lilly. The beautiful and
impressive ceremony took plwce on
Sunday at S P. M. at Gules Creek
bridge., ......
Miss Maud Marth,-who has closed
her school at Ibf Roy diitrltt.brougl.t
her pupils to the woda Springs on
Friday of last week, where a general
good time was had by every one.
Misa Marsh was accompanied by her
brother and Mr. McConuaha.
The thunder shower on Hunday
was er j yel by every one, PHrecially
homesick Eastern people.
The Ice cream social kiven by Mrs.
May Hlnes, Mm. Chas. Hsndley and
Mrs. (Juy Tbrapp on Silurday night
was a decided success. ' Although the
evening was cool about 'five gallons
of ice cream disappeared lu a short
time.
Miss Maoiuilo Lilly has gone to
McMiunville to attend commence
ment.
Miss Magg'e Uitemsn was down
from Gleowood ou Monday.
' Mrs. 8die Uiifnth baa gone lo
Washington for a luooth's visit.
KtAL tSTtTE.
0
"HOYT'S
7
Dry
Goods
Goods, notions Art
THE RACKET STORE
3M noved to tlx trick itxt door west of Che Delta
Owing to the recent addition to my
stock of Dry Good I have been com-
pelled to move to the new quarters. $
L. M. HOYT
Who Fills Your Prescription?
' If we 11 your prescription or re
cipe it is filled with tbe best quality
of drugs and full-weight without
over charge fot honest service.
We pay no one to send you to us
and therefore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescription here. A
goodly number of people are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convince you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
1000
150
J C Hare to Carey Tilbury, part
of lasiah Kelaey d c $
Jacob A Hughes lo Z ua Wood
0 acres in Highland Park
add to Hilfsboro. 1450
J C Bills to Jacob J feuiith, 30
acres in .John Harrison d I c
l L Cate lo N L Nelson, n e
4 of see 2G t 3 n r 3 w
0 M Paulsell to R L Cate n e
J of sec 20 t 3 n r 3 w
Mary Pierce to Kale K Bay,
159 acre In sec 4 t 3 n r 3 w
N L Pierce to Mary Pierce and
Kate E Bay, 159 acres lu sec
4 13 n r 8 w
E K Futttr to A B Hammond
A Winton Lumber Company
Id I a roes in u e J sec 30 t 1 s
r 6 w...
C A Mscrum to M Peterson
lots 1 and 2 blk 31 In Forest
Grove.... a...
M Peterson to A B Thomas
part of blk 81 in Forest
(irove ,
KateEBy to Amelia Sher
wood of n e and Iota 8
and 4ofec4tSnr8 w......
00
2500
100
100
426
1200
700
COO
VOIE IS 1 1 EST DISTRICT OF
. l RIAL.
COUNTIIS
. 1SO.0O
Ultt CBEEK
Uev. Daniel H'tr was a Odes
Cievk visitor tho flrst of last week.
Tr y Lyuch, ( II we'l, is visit,
log his sister Mrs. IJiy Thrapp.
Miss I VmiIhIU Hen n of Portland,
is ti-iting her inolhr, Mr", James
LUiy
Tbe Kev. fupe ol aan traoclsco,
rbnlo.
Ctaraamaa
Cooa
Curry------f .
iMtatiaa i
af kann
Joaaptiin
a la main
!.aka ..
Laua -
Llneola
LI u II
Uartoo
Hola
Tlllamnok-
Haabinftoa...
Vambill
Totala
tn, MT
l.OM l,2.i!
imi 6-.'i
1,227 I
I,I4'
.41121 .&
W 2TUi
tJM IM
I.SS7I 1,5721
4lfl MSI
l.sioi l.vis,
1.7MI I.SV7I
67U M
47 IM!
1,0741 W1
Wl S74
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honest, intelligent diagxist or physician will tell you that nar.-otif iHison
auch a opium, henbans, deadly nightshade or oocaine suit mercury aro ami have
Deen since me iara a e usea in an rue aieuicioe. and that surli Ii. htion
really perpetuate Piles. Verus Pil curs Is not a relic of tbe Park Al'i'r. Im'ikk
contains no narcotics or mcicary, $4000 Reward if a trace ol any nunniii; or iiifr
cury cau be foudd in Verus. All others contai n narcotics or aiercurr. iK-ny it if
you dare moasbacks. 160 Reward if Verus fails to cure any case ol' riles. WorM
cases cured with out bos ot Verus. Over 10,000 permanent curea in live vears :
Hold in Hillaboro by tha Twentieth Century Store:
The Hillsboro Pharmacy,
Bicycle Hospital
Complete Line of-
Bieyele Sundries
. . Ramblers .
AND
Woirc-flncrlcan Dikes
Ramblers, $25 to 40
Wolfe-American, $30 to $40
SUMMONS
la the Circuit Court of the Slalo of Oregon, lor
Weahluf tou CVunljr
A. B. CAalPDKLL, f laliililf,
MARTHA CAMI'IIKI.l., IIVmlnnl.
Tu Marl ha 'amilwll. Ilia iiit named de-
muaui: in ina naro Ol lit mate of llimnti:
You are bervliy reiiiiired lo appear anil anawer
Iba eomplaliil Hied agaluat you In the alove en
titled Luurt and ault on or 11 ore the la.t itay of
the ahove en-
uia una pm. riinu ill uic order lor the iMililii a
tloo or Ihla auminona, to lt: on or Ix foie the
eiplmtlon of all weeka next, from and alter tho
deteoT drat publleallou of tbla aumnioiK, Ilia
nrat puDiivation inareol Del MX on lay VH.
ira ii .in, ibii iu io aiiuvar anil answ
Tam i
Dei
tbe nlalntin will annlv u
tbe relief demanded In bu conii.lalnl
than
lur nam
hS I'tillrl ltr
to wll:
that tbe marriaae cou tract nnw xi.tinv it.. ,.. n
plalstlir and defendant be dlaaolvl. alil lor
auch otber and further decree a may appear
pon you by pittOlra-
rtoou
uulleble.
Tbla aumraonf la aeryed
lion by order of Hon. L. A. knnl rmnit iit.i,.M
of Weahlnftoa County, Oregon, whli h oriler w.
iiiiiaooro, uretfou, ou May 2ft, P.i.t.
M. II. -HI' MP,
Attorney fur Plainlitt.
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HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Rard
lor any paaeof catarrh that cau not Lm eur-
e I by Hall a alarrh Cure.
J. CHKNKY A Co.. Props., Toledo, O.
We, the underaiffiied. have known 9. i.
Cheney fur the Uet U years, and belieye
ni.ii penectiy uonorabie in all bualaeee
tranaactioua. and ttuaooialljr able to carry
uoMffaiiuiia onua or tneir nrH.
eat dl Truax. Wholi
Inlu, O.. Waldinir, kinuan
WtSTEll.
We went e reoraaei-tativa In avrv niiv .iut
Iowa la thla slate lo proent our lnnine... Our
propo.lt Ion la an exceptional oue and ollern lo a
food, reliable, bontit party, with relereuera. not
aa lliau II uo. per moulb. No rauvan.liif or
appointing of agente a bona tide, Iriritlinain
boalaeaa. Addma wltb atamp, : II. I'uUHcr 4
Co., Luaiber Kxcbaoge, beatlle. Watklngton.
Kxecatrlx Xotloe.
NoUee hereby giren that I. Ihe undeatgnrd
bare been duly appointed eiecuint of tbee.iau
of Rebecca A. Wright, deecaMd, by Hie t ouniy
Court of tbe Stale of Oregon, for County of tt ai.li
Ingloa and have dull uualltlid aa aueti all
taraoae baring elalnia .Kani.i Mid eatale am
ereby notlfled to praaaul the earn t m unl,
oe proper Tournera, at Ihe law orlire nl W. N.
panel! in Hlilaiioro, Oregon, wlllim ii moiiiha
Irani the date hereof, liated April aoth li;i.
Anna K. Kiion.
Kieulrlx ol the eatate of Ileuecta A. right
deceaad. ,, s
IJarmann'a plorallly, 2.27L
8UXX0XS.
IN Tilt CIRCt'lT I'Ol'RT OF THE STATE
of Oregon, fr tbe County of Waablngtoa.
aaale B. M. burnaaa PUtnlltr,
va
1 Jaraea Borneaa, DefandanL
Tn Jamee Btirtieaa. tba above aeaiatt defendant:
In ihe naaaeof the mate of (mmi: Voa ara
hereby reiiuireo to appear arni anawar the com
nlainl ftleO axainat yon le the above aalitlad ault
on or before tlie la at day of ihe time preaerthed
in the nnler ffif the pnbllratlon oi thfa aummoua,
lA.wll.na before Ihe 27lh day of July. I9IM. ihe
aali day neing alter ine expiration of alz weeaa
frara ihe publication af thai aotlee, and If yoa
fall ao In appear and eutwer, for want thereof,
pialnilirwlll apply lo the Court for the relief
prayed rot la ine oompta.ut.
Tbe relief eravad for in the comnlalnt la thai
ino nonia of afawiraooy tintioi rjetweea Ibe
plaintiff and defaudaul be dieolved; thai abe be
awarded Ibe eualorty of the child Jamee Laroy
Iturweea: aad for auch other and furthav rii,.r
aa ahall aeern meet and jn.L
7 a la pi m id qui lepuniuaen by order or no.
. A, Kood, County Judge fur Waablngtoa
ivmnty. Oreema. Made June llth, laua. by
wuw n order ii wae airertea thai inia nmmoui
be pnUiabed once each week for aia euociwue
weeka, aod that ine Mia nrfeadanl atinear and
aaawer on or hef ire the 27th day ef July. Itaat:
and Ihe dale of the flr4 pahllealloa thereof la
June Wih. Han. the dale named la the laid order
for eel pobiareiloa.
it 7t i r.inrn r.Kf.XK,
Ailoraeye log PlalatlS, rMtiaad. Oragna
Jeby
ate Drugifiata, To-
n A. Mara.il
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n iiuira u iruKKiaia. loieuo. u
Hall's CaUrrb Cur is taken Internally,
acting; directly a pon tha blood and aou-
coue auriaoaa ot the eyaUtu. Xestiuion
iale sent free. Price) "fie par bottlo. bold
by a I drugfriats.
Hall's family Pill a th beat.
T tar a tia la b Day.
Take Lit tie-1 lt-iai QuUlo
Tsblfta All dmtriflsis rnfund tha
money If It fail to car. E. W.
Qro' sljnl'. r a on each box. 26c
lliaiSSITIATURD aOTICE.
hooce la bereby glrae that I the aaderalgned
hava beea duly appolniad Admlniairaiag ail the
KMateor nary Ana watanri, lieeeaasd, by the
iXHieiy i nuri. or ibe state or Oregon, lot Waahlne
un county, and bate duly qua lined aa aorh.
All parauna having claima aaalnat Mia wimim .
hereby aotlAad to pteaeDt the earn lo mm. with
he proper vonehera. ai mt ofhoe, la HllUhoro.
Oragoo. wlthia all aioaih froai the date hereof
ueieo Jaae at a. ins.
. . , , . W. K. RARRtTT
AdoilnlatratorefthsEataraof Mary Aaa Wataon,
Ktlce.
Persons latlal.te.l to mn will Wa
call at J. A. Mwinfr's(niy suciwHwir)
stora eOMttla account. J. A. Kreniii.
t'r Matlr.
ACKRS la aartlnn Ullmlt Umber
burned by emrlv lovrrt Mr i nA i.. . . i
eeally cleared. liixxl. now, for .tuie.
a of water through tiarl. I'rice (' r
- " p. ludri'aa ii. l. l amlH'll,
il Kearney Street, fortland, Onmiu.
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NOTICE OF VaCillOXOt- I'OKIION
Of HILL STREET.
eJ?JTi?f 3FVHST9 ANn PRffKrll V l N
KHS OF TH R CITY OK Hll.l.HBOKO, li:K;i.
hOTIcB la hereby given that tbe uudernlKiied
have Bled with the kemrder of the city of iiiil.
boro, Oregnn, a petition iu wrltlni aklig Hint
Vlfi..fonto"tof 4,111 " Highland lm
Additloa lothe town of uiii.hnrn
eribed ae follow.: Commetietng 'at ih uonh
"? rTier af lot No. S, bio. k lo. 1 of and in
Highland Park Addition loiheluwnol liii.i,r,
and running tbeoce anrtheaat in n.. ,..,i...,
eotaerof lot three of and in .aid block Vi I.
iMaawiwuif eaat line of lir.1 .Irert Ihenia
aorta to the eooth Una nl th. rt.l.i-nr .H
Oregon A California Railway Compan; II,. ,,,,,
la a anvthweeteily direction along tha ii, nnn
or wis railway rlcht-ofway lo a point d.riciiy
aorth of the plana of tM-ginutng: iheurr v.uih in
the plane of beginning: be va. aii-.l. l,i. t, ... I
etilloa la aow inHmu r.,.. . .
of the C1l of lllllrtmro. oragnu. All i-r-.n.
having otijectlooa lo vacatliur .aid i mi oi
aald atreet above deaertbed. will thereli.re n
aent tbetr oli)acilou. to aald city ( oun.il. t 11.
regular aieeuug lo wil. 1 uclay, July 7 pan at
the cmiaeil ehaaibare In the cuy ol lliiMwro.
waaaiaauw eoonly, Oregon.
fiaaed at UlilslMm An i hi, m,i. I . - i M . -
IMS. " ' "' '
Oaaoori OoapgxttD Mn k IV
J. W khuib
E. B. Tonoi s. Admluiatrator.
K R. Tor.,i a
J. b. MiaataAM. :
To Cure a Cold in One Dav
aa. a ff ...aV. Tt . .
i one wuauve urorao quinine TtvMets. Cn A
Cutm Crip
in Two Days.
on every
box. 25c.