& tiauboru coHVe at John
Lti'lU-s shots to iIea.-)' anybody at
Julia Dennis.
Try our pickled iilgs feet.
Meat-
Ingcr Tra litiif Company.
Mr. II. IK Hihiuflut-r anil wife
eji; ut lust Saturday iu I'ortlaud.
l: ly your llihia at Hoyl'a, iu
ntrtn'tioii ami instruction IhkiIc free.
l'llll llliO ( f tho
V'iI.IIh nl lioyl's
IUU corsrta A
lirvv dry good's
Hlnr
( l' to Juhu ll '111111 when in need
of roc. nM. His elia-k I full and
ciiini'lt'li'.
liavo you tried those largfl Olive
just received ty MeMiii);tr Trading
tAmiaiiy.
For mmI(, A rt'tfittfrud Jersey Cow,
color lijhl, a bargain, A. Weiut-rt,
Tijnrdviili', )r'(iiii.
K. It Mit'ormick itud J A. Mens-Ingi-r
will to Newport tomorrow
and return Monday.
When you want a good shoe, wliere
do you l'o? All H'oiile who Lave
tried I K'lin iri are mill atroiiIsll'g
liiui.
ISyillo Kiliin, who ha hen at Ore
Kon City for the nt mouth visiting
reUliviM ami friend-, relumed home
I art Wediifsdny even i ut;.
I !n I, i tii-H, fttttnduid wiy.p, 13 9 0,
1 1)7 tr bundle. I'ure Manila
clover leaf I wine, 1 1 renin at NeUon
Hardware Com puny, Ilillslioro.
Mr. F. J). Culver is huilding a Cue
residence) at the corner of First and
Fir Slieetn. It will he a modern
homo ami when finished will te a
credit to any town.
The oHkvrs and several uieinbeffe
of Uuliy Asnemhly No. 26, United
ArlUaiH, of thin place, weut to North
Vainhill last evening to organize an
mteiiilily ut that city.
Mr. C. Itlrtior and family and John
Dennis who went to (Jaribalda several
weeks ago for au outing returned
horns last Hiturday. They report
having a Hplendid trip.
- The importers of Chaso A Banhoru
collee do not hliip any until it ha
reached the right age to be good.
Ago is what makes collee. John
1 tennis curries this celebrated brand
of collee.
l.oit bet ween town and the picnic
ground on the creek above the long
bridge, a gold xearf pin, fashioned in
Hhape of love knot. Will the finder
kindly return to Bailey's Pharmacy
and recievi' reward.
Just received a new assortment ol
men's & boys Oolf and Neglegee
f-hirts. The lineal ever displayed In
the city and at prices that will com
pare with Portland. Hoy fa new
dry (oihIs store.
Mr. II. rCwchiiielUi'r has a con
tract of furnishing the Southern
P.icilic Company with .1,000 cords ol
two-foot wood. Teams are now haul
ing and ho hopes to finish the con
I met by the lOlh of September.
M. S. Noblo of Forest Urove, was
in town Wednesday last ami reports
I ho sale of the Honry Haiuiltou prop
erly at that place. Mr. Ooo. Taplin
of Nowhurg is the buyer. The place
contained It acres and brought $3700
The University Park again defeated
the Ilillslioro Cornelius nine at Bee-
reatimi Park Urt .Sunday. Thegame
was clone and exciting throughout,
and our boys played like demons,
but I Mine, Fortune was against them.
Aibini Herbert, of llergert L Bon
Lumbering Company, of Blooming,
paid this elll.Ni a pleasant call last
Hrtturday. Mr. Merger! says be has
all the or lers for lumber he can All,
and if his business continues to in
crease he will soon enlarge his
machinery.
The idea ol the Oregon A. O. U
V. seceding from tho National juris
diction and fonniiig a stale order, in
view of the present deplorable status,
should Is encouraged. Woodhurn
Independent. The brethren say
"not on voiir life." Just tiiiok of the
Iowa idea.
Mr. Win. Sprouls wife and family,
of lleppner, Oregon, are visiting
with her father Mr. Donhousor at
Ilillslioro. Mr. Sproula and family
were In tho recent 11 xd and while all
movable tli'mirs were swept awsy he
managed to save himself and family,
He w ill lie here for a short time only
Ki'.t. Iiubrio last Hiturday brought
to town aiiuo lim .thy hay that is
certainly a prise winner. There
were stocks ( feet ii inches long and
head-ill inches long. He aays he
li-id ! ' ai'res Ju-t as good as the came
brought in. Mi. Ileidel will exhibit
this sample tit the slate fair iu Mept-
emtsT.
The local . telephone station has
had a new pole changer Installed in
place of their hand generator. The
new machine ls'i-s CO dry cells to
run it ami cost 75. With this new
ringing device our local operator's
woik Is much less-ued and he ex
ss l to giv belter service. He says
IfaixiMlls come in together lie can
handle tlieni as well as he could one
before.
Lha-e
lie ill! L.
Oa Friday afternoon a itnming
exhibition waa an event at Portland.
A professional advertised that at
about three o'clock p. m. be would
wim tea river at the point where the
Morrison street bridge apaiia that
stream. Thousand of spectators
stationed themiwlvea oo the bridge.
As the swimmer approached the
Kist Hide the rrowd there became
more dense. At that time three
river uieu In a boat thought to have
amazement by rocking their craft
and tailing Into the water Borne
one called "man drowning." Those
6i the bridge rushed to the railing to
see. The weight caused the railing
aud bridge aide walk to collapse.
About 100 men, women and children
fell to the water below, dittanoe of
about 40 feet. The rescue waa prompt,
though many sustained Injuries,
Three were drowned, a boy and two
women. Our Wot. Kagley was on
the bridge, oue foot on the plauk that
weut down, lie fell backward on
the bridge and escaped a ducking.
An examination of the bridge ahows
that it was safe fur ordinary trade
but that day the weight waa extra
ordinary.
lion. Benton KUlen has sold thirty
million feet of saw timber to W. II.
Lyda who will move his sawmill
near the Bellinger bridge and com
mence cuttiog as soon as he can get
logs. Mr. Killen Is now at work
cleaning Dairy Creek and when that
is done they will start the logs. It
is estimated that other parties in that
vicinity have thirty 'million feet so
the mill will have plenty of timber
to saw for several months to come.
Two Dairy Farms for Lease either
seperately or loiutly, three utiles
east of Uillsboro and on t.e railroad.
Both have running spring water on
them; oue has about 175 acres in cul
tivation and the other 110. There is
also 150 acres of pasture. Will lease
for a term "of years for cash rent.
Address Ernest DeLishment, Spok
ane, Washington.
Cashier F. L. Alexander and wife
of St. Helena California National
Bauk visited with . II. Warren aud
daughter and with Dr. Llnklaler and
family this week. Mr. Alexander
went home on Wednesday but Mrs.
Alexander slays longer.
John Adams was brought before
Recorder II. T, Bsgley this week to
answer for his whereabouts. As he
could not satisfactory answer he was
sent to jail for a term of three days.
The young people of the Farming-
ton M. E. church are to give an ice
cream social la the church grove Sat
urday evening. Aug 8,-08. Every
oue is cordially invited to come.
The United Artisan have bought
a beautiful square piano for use in the
future. It adds much to the appear
ance of the' hall and is big help to
the orchestra.
Mrs. John Prickett, aged 50 years,
died last Monday at her houi9 near
Forest drove, where she had lived
for over 20 years. A husband sur
vives her.
Jossie Schulmerich who has been
at Sumpter for the past few month?
has returned to ' Uillsboro. Her
brother Herman will nit return unlil
December.
John Mc. New of Greenville was
iu Uillsboro Wednesday of this week.
He reports that hay bailers are In
full blast in his section of the country.
Hon. W. N. Barrett and wife on
Tuesday last left for Newport where
they will pitch their tent and enjoy
the sea breezes for a month.
New suns! E. L. McCormlck has
received his new shot guns. Call In
and nick out your sun before the
game law opens.
Miss Net de May, o! Portland,' la
snendinir a few weeks vacation at
Echo, visiting with the Miasea
Imbrie. -
Henry Ford, ex-sherin of Wash
lagton county but now of Portland
was a Ilillslioro visitor last Wednes
day.
Swetlands Ice cream will be served
by the Baptist Young People at the
Band Concert Saturday night Aug. 8,
Now is the time of the year to use
Tangle foot Fly Paper. You can
get it at Messinger Trading Co.
V. E. Pryue,8un,t. of the Heppner
water aud light plant, is visiting with
his mother In this city.
Miss Urace Beeves, of Portland, is
visiting with her cousin Miss Eva
Catching ot this place.
Hon. 1). M. C. Oaull and wife left
last Tuesday for Newport to spend
six weeks In salt air.
Miss Nellie Wood of Oregon City
is the guest of Miss Clara Ander-oo
John Humphreys bas returned
from a few weeks visit at F.uguoe.
Mr. U. C. Pendleton, of Banks, was
in HilUboro no Wednesday last.
Miss Jennie Thorne spent yester
day visiting Beaverton friends.
Thos. II. Tongue Jr. went to Port
laud yesterday on buioes.
Buy your loves and ranges of the
Nelson Usrjward Company.
Mrs. W. C. Orey, ot Dilley, died
Wednesday evening at five o'clock
p. in. of cancer of the stomach.
C. E. Beckwltn baa gooe to Klam
ath Falls where be expects to write
insurance for the next lew weexa.
II. B. Tlgard, of Tlgardville, was
In town on Wednesday of thla week.
He reports that haying is nearly over
and that grain harvest is la full blast.
M'es Ellaabeth Johnson who has
been teaching music here for several
years past has gone to her home in
Salem to spend her summer vacation.
One of our meat market during
the month of July sold 13,147 pounds
of fresh meat. The other shop did
as well or better, yet we did not think
we were atlng much meat.
Dr. Llnklater and Dr. Temleele
wilt soon move their offices over the
Delta Drug Store. The painters ex
pect to finish their work this week.
The Doctors will have flue rooms In
th's building as It has been remodeled
for their special purpose.
The Oregon Condensed Milk Com
pany have commenced work on their
new plant which Is to be erected just
west of the Southern Pacific station
They already have their boilers set
and are bricking them in. Mr. John
son has the order for lumber aud will
soon have it on the ground, and the
work will be rushed as fast aa poss
ible. ,
Mr. It. L Steward of Mayberry
Nebraska was a visitor at Uillsboro
on Monday last. He was looking
over the county with a view of pur
chasing a plot of trouud. He likes
our county but bad found a tract of
170 acres In an adjoining county that
about tilled his eyes. He left here
intending to look at that quarter
again.
Mr. Kay Byroads wss appointed
by the City Council Isst Tuesday to
the position of assistant engineer In
the Electric Light A Water Plant
Mr. Byroads is from Forest Urove
and has already gone on duly.
Previous to hie appointment here he
worked iu the plant at that city. He
will bring his family here as soon as
he can get a house.
The son of Tom Uarlah, who lives
near Osston, sprained his knee sev
eral weeks ago, and when the young
man thought it was lime to go to
work he made a hand in the hay
field and In some manner he slipped
through the hayrack Injuring his
lame knee. It waa so bad that h
was forced to lay off and yesterday
he called on Dr. F. J. Bailey who
made him as comfortable aa possible.
Mr. Joe Sutherland has shipped 16
cars loaded with long poles to Salt
Lake and will ship 60 cars more aa
fast aa he can secure can. He already
bas the ground covered In vicinity
of the station and teams are hauling
daily. The Southern Pacific Com
pan v are using these pjles In build
Ing 40 miles of tussel across an arm
of Salt Like and will use 60,000 ol
them. They drive them then fl Ii
in with rock. When completed
they expect to have a road everUst
Ing.
Sam Morris, the Ne Perceg
Indian from Chemawa, pitched for
the Browns Wednesday aginst the
Sacramentoa. He gave a good ac
count of himself, showing great
speed and wouderful head work
His home run In the alxth inning
sent the crowd wild and some were
so pleased that they threw money at
him. The Sacramento undertakers
mule fun of Sam, hooted, yelled and
insulted him, but he waa such
gentleman that be did not notice it
only pitched harder ball. He won
the hearta of the many fans who bad
come out to see what he could
Umpire Levy's heart was also won
for Morris never kicked on a single
discission. He is a pure sportsman
and his outlook in the base ball
world is bright. jChemawa ha
another wonder In a second baseman
whom the Browns ought to give
try out.
Mr. Dan, Bur k halter was in town
Friday last and stated that his hay
is in the barn 150 tons. He is rather
pleased with bis new method of sav
ing his crop. Just before commenc
ing he tried to find help. There waa
none. In town here men refused to
work except on the $2.00 per day
and board, eight hours for a day
wherefore Mr. Bur k baiter said he
would put his own hay In. He
bought a hay loader, ground his sic
kle and hitched on the mower. He
had a tedder left over from last year,
While the dew was on, be mo
By 1 1 o'clock all was dry when he
hitched oo to the tedder and loosen
up what had been cut. This was
completed before the middle of the
afternoon when he commenced hawl-
ing. The loader picked up the hay
ai It was left by the tedder and elevat
ed it on the wagon. There Mr. Burk
h titer took it to load as his eon, a
lad in bis teens, drove the team.
The hay remained in the field only
24 hours after cutting, but it waa In
good condition for the mow, at the
end of that time. It la estimated
the cost of raking and corking and
the cost of a man to pilch on the
wagon was saved by this newer way
of caring for bay.
Several s'ati officers leave Salem
this month for vacations at the Coast
or In the mountains, tvato i reas
urer Moore left Wednesday for
Klamath County, where he will join
a camping pirty md hunt and fish
oo Williamson Itivtr (or a mouth.
Justice Wolverton, of the Supreme
Court, is at Cascadia, in the eastern
part of Linn County, Justice Bean
will spend part of the summer at
Newport, where be has a cottage.
Chief Justice Moore w IT. remain in
Salem nearly all the time this sum
mer. Clerk J. J. Murphy, of the
Supreme Court, will leave next week
for an outing at oue of the seaside
resorts. Oovernor Chamberlain and
Secretary of State Dunbsr will take
no vacations other than spending a
day or two at the beach. Superin
tendent of Public Instruction Acker
man will spend the summer attend
ing couuty teachers' institutes. Dur
ing the receas of the Supreme Court
the State Library will he open only
from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. each day.
The Uillsboro Evaporator has been
remodled this summer throughout
and Mr. Wheeler, the proprietor,
says he will put out a better product
than ever before. He has a capacity
of 12 tons per day and can easily
handle 300 tonscf prunes this season
The fruit w ill le lakeu in on the
ground floor where it will be graded
and there elevated too the second
floor aud placed in the tunnel.
There Is plenty of room lu his build
ing so large (inanities can bo hand
led dally. The style of this dryer is
of the latest design aud one that has
been pronounced most successful by
experts. Mr. wueeier win aiso put
in a cider prers and make several
barrels of vinegar.
Mrs. West while driving aero the
railroad tract near the old brick yard
last Wednesday was throw i out, the
wsgon runnlug over her head, frac
turing her upper Jaw bone and
severely bruising her about the
shoulders. Dr. F. J. Bailey was
summoned and made the suflerer as
comfortable as o)iple.
ExHiiiiTti Shipped Frkk In
order to eucourage exhibliors and
attendance at the Hte fair the South
ern Pacific Company will transport
all exhibits, including live stock, to
and from the Oregon state fair free of
charge. Exhibitors should ship direct
to the Fair Grounds, where they will
find ample facilities for unloading all
exhibits.
Mr. John Milne was picking plums
yesterday and fell bruising hi left
shoulder very severely. At first it
was feared to be disl'K-ated, but this
was errnenus although he will be
laid up for several days. Dr. Bailey
attended the sufferer.
James Robert, oue of the escaped
convicts from the Folsom prison was
captured near Davisville, Wednesday
of this week. He was ilres-ej as a
tramp and carried a roll of blankets.
A revolver was found in his possess
ion. ,
The Masonic Lidge is Isying a
new sidewalk and approach in front
of their hall on Second street.
Mr. A. A. Morrill made a flying
business trip to Portland Wednesday,
COURT HOUSE.
PKOBATK.
En Daniel McPall deed, residue of
estate distributed and administrator
released from further liabilities and
estate closed of record.
Guardianship of W 8 Curtis, in
competent, bond for the sale of real
estate filed and approved.
E-tt Anderson Ileynolds, deed,
final account and report filed and
appioved and executrix discharged
and case closed of record.
I'M W E Smith, deed, executrix
discharged and estate closed of re
cord.
Quariadshlp John W Coreylnsane
Mrs D A Hayes appointed guardian
to serve without compensation and
pay expenses of guardianship pro
ceedings, It is futher that Mrs. D A
Hayes be required to give bond In
the sum of $ 100.
Est Asa William, deed, on petition
to sell real estate it is ordered that
Citation be Issued and served on the
heirs at law of said deceased to ap
pear at the county court rooms in
Uillsboro on Monday Sept. 7, liW3
at 10 o'clock a. m. and show cause
why the crder for .ale of said real
estate shall not to made.
Est Wiley A Denni', it is ordered
that the bearing upon petition for
sale of real estate be continued until
Monday August 21, 1 '.:! at 10 o'clock
a iu
UJlluH IKEIk 1TKMH.
The camp at the cedars on Sunday
presented a lively appearance. The
following named gut-Ms were royally
eotertaineJ by the young ladies:
Misses Kate Scott and Cora Eddy,
Missers Hollle Peterson, Horace
Thomas, M. L. Barnett, Watson
Phi I brook, Dan Baker, John Bold
rick, Chet and Frank Fletcher. On
Tuesday Mrs Ferrinand sons Haskel
and Baby William also Miss Winnl
I red Marsh visited the camp.
The road is 11 mil with pleasure
seekers some going to Tillamook
THE OLD RELIABLE
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
while others are contented with the
cool creek breezj.
The Iltv. Daniel Staves is spend
ing a short vacation at his Uslee
Creek ranch.
Quy Tbrapp is building a new cow
barn he will buy cows when the
barn is completed then he will send
milk down the toad the farmers and
ranchers are falling into line pretty
rapidly now aud we are glad to see
It. We hope the time will soon come
when every farmer will have a milk
stand on the road.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly ColTnian are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee
Friends of David Lilly who is
with his company at Fort Mc l'her-
sou Oa. have received a communica
tion from that young gentleman stat
lug that be Is to be married wilhiu a
few days of the writing which was
dated July 28th.
Mrs A. C. Sargent aud Mrs 8. S,
Bateman have gone to Dytou to
visit Mrs. S. W. Her. They go
from there to Lewis river theu to
California to visit their sister Mrs.
Nina Glasgow.
Mrs. John Wilson has gone to
Portland to spend the summer with
her daughter Mrs. Emma Stanton.
C. F. Harris and w ife of Portland
are at Soda Spring vistor this week
E W Haines to J N Huffman
Its 7, 8,9,10, blk9of South
Park add to Forest Urove....
$100
Thos Dean to I N Fleischner
three acres in sec 1 1 1 s r 1
wil'amelte meridian
200
John Kocher to Thos Philhin
3 acres of die claim C7 t I n
r 3 w
02i
Christian O Kemplnto August
II Kempin GO acres in U II
Smith d I c
B F Purdy to Nellie B Storey
lots 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, and 10 in
blk 2, Purdy's add to town
of Dilley
Eunice Walker to J P Stark
weather, lots 2 and 3 blk 8
Forest drove
Savins A Nelson to J M CorTi-e
lots 3 and 4 blk 1 Wehrung's
add to. Uillsboro
M Bisbee to Hiley Boyd lots 7
and 8 blk 20, SjiiIIi Park add
to Forest Grove
Carl Sehtnid to J and D Tscha
bold 30 acres inc33 t 2 n r
700
250
1025
575
550
aUl
2000
W N Barrett to Phillip Masters
lots i and 5 blk 1 in North
Side addition to Uillsboro..
Mary Wills to Jennie Chapman
lots 26, 27. 28, 39 and part of
lots 25 and 37 Fairview add
to Uillsboro
Ssrih and J B Curran to Geo.
Schiewe part of the A J
Masters and wife d I c
E W Haines to Agnes Wirlz
lots 10, 11, and 12 blk 10
South Park addition to
Forest Grove
O P Newton to E Iw U Win
8 ad res in sec 23 t 1 s r 4 ar
A A Mead to William E Kelly
a w 4 of s w 4 of sec 39 t 8 n r
w
John E Blum to Edwaid C
Henry part of sec 35 t 1 s r w
Catherine Slattlcr to Q A Mar
tin 40 acres in sec 0 t 1 n r 3
175
150
500
335
249
400
300
w
Eva Beal and J B Beal to
Eunice Walker part of lot 4
blk 8 Forest Grove.,
2100
875
THE IUU SIIOVT (OMI.NU.
The announcement that Binglirg
Brother's World's Greatest Shows
will exhibit in Portland, will Is?
received with more than usual inter
est by Ihe people of this neighbor
hood. TheKingling Brothers have
a name that stands for all thst Is
new, novel and entertaining in the
circus line, and the management
aooounces that this season the show
has been enlarged In such an extent
that a whole extra train is u-ed In
addition to the four trains of last
season. The chow is now transported
from place to place in 80 70-foot cars.
constructed especially for the Ring
ling Brothers. Ia connection with
the circus proper, in which Ihearenic
performance is unexcelled, the King-
ling Brothers are this season present
ing the beautiful and sublime spec
tacular prodnctian of Jerusalem arid
the Crusades. This pantomimic play
Who Fills Your Prescription?
If we f.ll your prescription or re
cipe it is tilled with the le!t quality
of drugs ami full-weight without
v over charge for honest service.
We pay no one to send you to us
and thctefore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescription here. A
goodly luuulwr of people are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convince you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
necessitates the u-e ot 1,200 actors
aud actreases and of almost 300
horses. It is presented on the largest
stage ever used for exhibitions! pur
poses, Special eicursiou rates have
been arranged for on all lines of
travel by Ringling Brothers, and
those who desire to go to Portland
where this great circus exhibits Mon
day and Tuesday, August 24 aud 2o
can do so at a comparatively small
cost. This will be the only tolnt la
lliis vicinity where the circus will
exhibit this season aud uo one should
miss the opportunity tose-e it. Watch
this paper for additional announce
ments. '
OREGON'S
BLUE RIBBON
State Fair
SALEM
SEPTEMBER 14-19. 1903
The greatett Kxpoaiiiou and Live
tock Show on the
Pari tic Coatt
High ( lass Kacing every afternoon
$ia,ooo CASH PREMIUMS
on Live Mock and Farm
Products
All exhibits hauled free over tho
Southern Pacific
ReJiueJ transportation rates on
all lint's
Live Stock Auction Sale
held in connection with Fair
Fine camping gmunil free and re
duced rates on camwrs' tick
ets. Come and bring
yeur families. For fur
tlier iiitorinatiun,
write to
M. D. WISDOM, Secretary,
Portland, Oregon
Administrators Notice.
Notice la hereby liven that the understand
has been by the couuty court for Wa-diitiKton
county, Oregon, duly appointed administrator of
the estate of his wife, r.llen Smith, deceased,
and that all persona having claims against said
estate are required to present the same lo him at
liiiilou In said county with proper vouihcts
within six months from this date.
July 24, CVRI'S MtMlENHAI.r.
Administrator of estate of bis wite, Kllen
Smith, deceased. 10 14
NUAMON'S
IN THE CIRCt'lT COURT OF THE BTATK OF
Oregon, for Waahington County.
Ollle Kaehel Ilaynsm, I'ialntltT.
vs.
Ira Haynam. nefendant.
To Irs Hayuam, the atiore named defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregoo:
You are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint filed against you in the aisive
eiLtilled Court and suit on or before the last day
or the time prescribed In the order for publica
tion of thla summons, to-wit: cu or lietore the
expiration of alx weeks next, irom and after the
date of first publication of this summons; the
first nnbllcatloo thereof Jeing on August 7. 1-.SI3,
and If yon fail to appear and answer, for want
thereof the plalntiri will apply to the Court for
the re! 14 deme&ded in her complaint, to wll:
that the marriage contract now existing between
plaintiff ar.d defendant be dla-olved that plaint
iff inay resume her former name, ollle Rachel
vruciiua, and for such other and further relief
as lo Ihe Court may appear equitable.
This summons is served upon you by publica
tion by order of Hon. K A. Koou, County Judge
of Washington County, Oregon, which order wss
made al Hillehoro, Oregon, August tin.
11. II HI Ml',
13 It Attorney for Clslnllll.
fVVVVVVVsvVV&'VVVVt'VV
j Grccar's Commission Store 5
I have oi'hfl ft 'oinmission Store
on Second St reft lift ween Main
and Washington, where I will flu
a general Commission SuinoM?.
I pay the highest cash price for
eggs anil poultry. I also carry
a full stock of I'l.OUi:, SHOUTS,
15 RAN, WHEAT, OATS, CHOP,
and CIIICKKX FEED.
t
t
t
Claude
WASTED.
We want a r-epitfiei.taUTa la ev?ry city anl
Ujh u tu llus.tair lu irtiit mir litikinrv. our
pruiMt-uiuit In an rxrepliotial nu aiul ortar tu a
fuiMl, reliable, liuuatl puny, with rf Ivrrut-aa. not
e-a than luo. ir muulli. No caiivaMiun or
ai-pnmitug of aK'HI a bona lll. h-KUiuialo
lulue-4. AtMrv-a m ItU vuiup. e. o. rulftller
Co., l.uinlier Kicbaug-e, SrallL. Waablnxtou.
HOW'S THIS?
W ull'er One Ilunilrtsl Dollars liewami
for uny cawol I'uUrrti that cannot ts i-ur-c
t by lliill a t'ularrli Cure.
F. J. I11KNKV .V L'o.. Props., Tolnlo. tl.
We, th undorbitfiied, liaf known F. J.
Cheney for ttie lual la years, and believe
lii.n perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, unit liuunriaily able to carry
out any otligutiun.-i niuJe by their linn.
Weal X 'friiH, Wlioleaiil llniKgiMs. To
le.lo, O., WuldiiiK, Kiniuoi Jt JUrvin,
W liolenale llrUffKi"!, Toledo, O
lliili'a e'utarrli t lire ia taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood iiiul ruu
coua aurfiu-ea of the system. Testimon
ials reel free. Vrica 7Ac per liotlle. bol.l
by a I drutKt3,
thill's Family 1'ills n't the test,
(iUAUIHAVS SALE.
Nallos It hereby given tl-al the underilsnect,
guardian ol Hie jeron anil exlale of ( harlot (,.
Selh, a minor, by virtue of an order anil decree
of the County court of Wa-lnuRUiu County.
Oremm mailt an entered on July ,s. lvaKI, rtu
my
eulhorliUK her to rl-11 the real i-atate hereinafter
partu-ularly leM-ribel, will, nu .-epieinoer m,
1-juil, althehourof M ochx-W of mil 'lay. al
the south door of the Court Holine In llilllioro,
Orrinm, duly otlor at t.uiille sale to the hinhel
bidder, for eah In hand, the lollou illit deacnlml
real entate K-IoiikIuk to Charles ii. Selh. a minor,
towll:
An undivided one third Itilerent lu and to the
fnllou iux described trai l of real ealale iu Wasli
lUKton (kiiinly, oreKon:
iitiuniiiK al a point on Ihe north line of the
h. I.. C. ol ChrUtian HrldKelariiier aud wile,
12 70 chaina eaat of lue north cm corner of ani l
claim, and ruiinlnn thence eat on the norlli
hue of laid claim lo llinnorlheaat comer thereol.
thence nouth on the cast Hue ol said claim lo
the southeast corner thereof; llience est ou Ihe
south line of said claim to a point north i ilea.
3T west 31. M chains from the unarter set I ion
corner heten section- iW slid :u. T. I S. It. 4
W of Ihe Wlllsinclte Meridian, and runtime;
thence north SO. chains lo the place ol begin
uin-, coutaitiiiiK -'l-V-o acres.
conveyance to be at the expense ol the pur-
lialed at Itlllthoro, Oreiton, this nd day of
July, l'.J-l. CATHARINES. I. Mcl.KOI).
Guardian of the Person aud Kaiale of Charles U.
yth, a minor. 11 1-
J.0TH Kt)F AD.MISISTBATOK'S SALE
ESTATE OF AtlUUflT 8CH ALI.EliX.de
ceased : Notice is hereby Riven tliut pux-
uant to an order ol the County l ourt of
Multnoiuuli County, Oregon, duly uiudo
and entered o't the 8th day of Inly, l'.HM,
tho undersiifiied.'J. P. Finiey, as adminis
trator of suid estate, will, from slid alter
the Nth duy of Augut. l'Jn l, oiler for sale
und proceed to sell at private Bale on tho
premises, to the highest bidder for cash,
subject o conlirinulion of suid Couuty
Court, uli of said estate's right title and in
terest in und to all Ihe real property bo-
lon?inii to saiu eaiaie, ami ai.uuacu m
Washington County. Blate of Oregon, and
described as follows:
Commencing at a point 20 feet North of
the Southwest corner ol Peter llniter's ten
acre tract on the l'onution ljnd Claim of
W. W. Uraham In Hection one. Township
twoHoiith, KaiiRH one, West of the Willa
mette. .Meridian; thence North 3M I, rods
more or less, to the Northwest corner ol
said Peter Halter's land; thence Weat
!),' rods; llience South rods: thence
Ens. W-:, roda fi the place Ol wgniiiiiix,
containing live acre".
Duted and lirst putdisiiea juty iw. ii..
J. P. FIN I k. V,
Administrator of t lies estate of August
Kchlillehn, devram-ii. Addre-s No. 3d
Third Street i'ortland, OreKon.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are solu
on a positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn
raising, ot the food, distress after eating ol
my form ot dyspepsia, on
rives inimeditt'e relief. 2.V c
V'llt? HUM,
ta, and 00 i ts
t he leltit 1'rug rltore.
To ( are a ( old lii Due Hay.
Take liaxativc Ilroino Quinine
Tablets. All druKfjlals refuml tho
money if it; fails to cure. E. W.
Grove's signUnre Is on cat li box. 2,rc.
Greear, Proprietor
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