Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, September 25, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT ki.teieU In th poatoffie at Hil'iborj. Or. Dabtcription, Jo adeanc, pt Ya I LOO ICLLSKO&S l-CBLUUIVQ CO, rropa. D. it. C. GXCLT, Editor. F1UDAY, SEPTEMUEU25, 1908. COXiBESSXlX 1IERJI1S OS JOKES T KtStKVES. Perhaps no ma a la the slate Is bet ter aeauaiutetl with tlie details ol Public Liu i qucs'.ioo than CoDfc-riw in ft u Ileruiau. Tba'. gentleman bi written loiter to th Orcg jnUo at it requeot, in which mm of the auctions are taken up. The letter U here reproduced; Your request fur an ei predion up on the uueation of foreHt reserves In Oregon reached me durlug my ab sence from hump, and hence thin de lay In reply. Since Senator Fulton haa co completely coverl the sub- jL-ct in a lectut communication, In moot of which I cordially concur, ttliall be brief. In I hone portion of our state where the rainfall la light and Irrigation neceaiary, the forest area should be protected, and in other portion, up on the mountain summits and at the hoards of h) reams near the sumruilw, the limber upon such elevation should be preserved and protect d fnui fires. All withdrawals of the public domain of Oregon which upon examination do not come within " theee qualitlcallousshould be revoked and the lan'ta restored to aettleinnnt and entry, that auch, portiona as are suitable for homes may not indefinite ly be withheld from disposition un der tho land laws, thua retarding the growth and development of our state. A careful examination should further be made of all existing re serves, with a view to the elimination ol the agricultural lands and of the open gracing lards, which have been erroneously included In t uch reserves. The recent withdrawal of 1,600,000 acres In Southwestern Oregon, em bracing portions of Josephine, Doug las, Coos and Curry counties, as at present described, should be at once revoked, not only because of the humid atmosphere which pervades much of that region, with the rapid tree growth and natural reproduction of the forest, but because of the great area within the withdrawal limits now settled and owned and utilized for farming, grazing, mining and lumbering purposes, as well as other portions still vacant, agricultural and grazing lands suitable for homes. A further objection exists to this with drawal In the opportunity it affords the owners of worthless granted or other lands of which there are large quantitlties to exchange the same in case of a reserve for valuable lands ai ill vacaut and desirable for settle ment and entry in other portiona ol our state. To these objections should be added the recently expressed protest of the people residing within the withdraw al limits, and that from the communi ties, county authorities and bjards of trade contiguous to the withdrawal and affected by It. To 'successfully maintain a lorest reserve there should - exist a cordial o -operation and ap proval as between these classes and the General Government. It Is to be hoped that for the fut ure no reserves be created, either In this or any other state, until the au thorities of the slate shall bo first notified of such Intention and a time given for the submission of objections if any exlt, to such proposed reserve. The people directly interested in the upbuilding and advancement of a state, and who best know how far the inclusion of large portions of their stttte in a reserve will either aid or retard the geoeral welfare, should be entitled to this deference. Ht-ferring to the belief expressed by some that in the lorraation of re serves illegitimate advantage has been extended speculators and graf ters iu the divulging by officials in laud bureau or department of Intend ed withdrawals or reservations, thus permitting special and manifestly un fair opportunities, I should prefer to believe that no such advantage has U'on had, but rather that the confid ence acquired as to a probabla with drawal or reserve Is based upon the public preliminary examinations made In the AVId by government agents who visit the forest area with a view of d termlnlng withdrawal shall be recommended, and who often indicate to people in the community nearby the intention to report favor ably for a reserve. Speculators are quick to act in ad vance upon auch assurances, especial ly when it Is understood that the re commendation of gf ological survey or a special agent's report is general ly concurred In by those who direct the withdrawal or reserve. The de partment is remote from the forest area and Is necessarily guided by the report of its own subordinates. The l porlonily given the state author! ties to inUrpose objections to reserves based upon ill-advised recommends- ( tlonsof subordinates will liwure a check at l st to the hty creation of a reserve not warrant! by the real fact. Lntly, i is confidently hoped thm not another reserve will be made, in anv state or territory, until thre shall be a repeal or radical modifi-A tionothe law which permits such wholesale abuses in lien land selec tions for bases surrendered within forest reeerves. Very respectfully yours, BINDER HERMANN. SriTS rjlETi. The Portland Journal Is digginp up from the records of Mulin n-.uh county some very disagncable faetr regarding the handling: of finances in the several departments during the sduii-iiotratiou of lite pat few years. And the tuo-it significant thing about it Is that the ether Purt land papers and the accused cUlccrt are maintaining a silence about lh- matters and tblugs charged. Att,i- Ian. The groi U-st bent-tit to the siatf from the fair is the competition and comparison among the breeders of livestock and the growers of fruit, vegetables, grains and grasses These are the sol Ideal part of th wealth of Oregon. The improveiuen that has been going on of lato year In these fields argues wore than any other oue thing for the future rent nesS of Oregon Salem Statesman. . We of Oregon, who havn lived oi the weslern pIom of tho I'amwdi iimire for over 40 years, have ( n forests spring up and completely cover the ground wiih.n that tiim. We have seen the cllow fir attain t lhickne84of 24 inches In lerH tiui than that. We have seen fields con sumed by the forest, ami hn once plow land is now a junglo. V have seen land logged SO yean a'. We see that laud today more heavll tiailx red than before. The Iiureni of Forestry say: "We are looking far luto the future. We are taking stela now that will lienefit Oregor iu the distant future. Tho people don't understand. " That is tht whole trouble. Wo are sulji-ct t the dreams of a theorist, a man with long pipe and a lilt io lamp. There is nothibg practical in their theory. If they were men of experience, men close to nature, who understood her laws and teachings, they would know (hat a tree reaches its ago limit just the same as an animal, and that when that limit is reached the tree dits of old age and falls, or rots on the ground. They would know thaK the old fir growth iu Western Oregon hss attained to its full size, and much of It Is dyiug of age. They would know that it is part of wisdom lo have that old limber removed and give the young growth a better chance to thrive. They would know that the old, decayed timber ou the ground Is a firetrap for the standing timber; aud they would know many other things that they never heard of Roeoburg Plaindealer. If democracy, Wall Street and or. gauized labor want t unite to defeat Roosevelt for president, net only will the republican party welcome the combination, but the country as well. Hon. R. D. Hume of Coos county has brought an action agalust the Grants Pass Observer for libel, putt ing his damages at (10,000. The Oh servers offense appears to be alluding to the plainlify as "Lord Hume." It is possible lorest reserves re moved from complications may be defended, but as Ion? at t,hey are con nected with the lieu land ryatein, Ihey are objectionable. Lieu land script Is the root of the Isnd frauds now complained of. The law au thorizing its Lsuance Miotild be quickly repealed. Yerterday afternoon a telephone message was received by Mr. Thos. Emerick who is tenant on the Bob Imbrie home .place that a fire war burning I be fences and threatening the buildings. He could not get a team at the stable so he asked A. C. Shute to take him home In bis auto mobile. Mr. Shute covered the dis tance, six miles in seventeen minutes, or in better than three minute gate. The straw piles in the field bad been burned on Thursday and the fl'e was supposed to be ot t but it was Mown into life, yesterday after noon. Mr. Emerick was soon aHe to control it so that the damage is trifling. John Dennis has received and opened hia fall stock of rhoes. Now Is a good tims to buy before ti e as sortment Is broken. Word from the sick room of Mrs. C. B. Brewn is vrry encouraging. Her recovery is now promised. lr Vale. One good young team, fonr and five years old; weight about 12C0 each; well broke, sound and true to work anywhere. One splendid ea!dle pony about eeven years old, will work anywhere, sound and gen Me. Also one ood Jersey cow with calf by her elds and eight head of hlghgrade heifers all lo calf. Aprly to F, M. 11 1 DEL, Hil sboro, Oregon. " ( M1NEC1L 14 SO XIXEif IU W. A. Richards, Commlseioner of th" General Lod Office, has rendered ade.'ialon to the eflYft that Urge area of alleged mineral lands lo Sho-thone is nonuiineral. The ease Is that of the Nortfitrn Pacific Railroad protct-tiog against the classification of mineral 1 toii mda by tho Mine ral Iand Commission. A great part of It has been cousidered mineral in character f r the past ten years, and m.ir.y iiiii.errtl claims of worth have rw eu locetul i: I hi! district, but this decixiob of .he Lmd OftW, unless re versed, will invalilt'e all miuiug icd!i :is, that hiva been made on odd numbered sections TnedecUhn lias cau-idl a pensaiion, nail indigui tion is rife. , The territory sff cied by the de cision c n-.it. cf Tl township, cor.. laiuini; au area of more than 80 quare miles, or iiiW.OOO acree, lyiuft out i.f Wallace 10 the Cuo.ird' Aleut rniniiitf region. i ho lands wore i-Iasaitl il as mineral by a comaiis-lon Composed of ex Governor Black, ol Utah; Colonel ltysu, of Rathdrum, ind Stato Senator IMvIh, of Idaho, who vii-ited this district ior that pur pose iu 1801), 1900 and 1001. The hearing of the Northern Pucitl j Com pany's prole-t was held at Coeui '1'Aleue laNt DtH-ember, and United H ates District AMoruey Coaier, cl Moscow, appeared on behalf of the Government. It is alleged thai Coz er agreed lo tho evidence pro luci d by the railroad company with out utlempung to protest, and that the three ye:ttV work of the Govern luent Lmd Coiuiu.rt-.iou wan reversed by witnesses of Ihe railrotd, who swore to the nonuiiner.il cl aracter ol the land. If th pro-cut declHiou of the Gene ral land OiHce is not reversed, the Nor'lwrn Pacific Coiup-ny will git ev.iy odj-uuiuoertxl stctiou of luud involved, and jx-rnous owing uiiuini.' Ciuiu; tiierrou, wiii'in:r quartz o placer, w 111 be compelled Ui purchase the s.ime from the railroad company or forfeit their rights. TilESILK M4VDF1ME EAST. Just now there is a great deal be ing said about the "un-ipoakahle " l urk," and much of it Is certainly of a very mil tmrutiory mture. Tho "groat wJ riiy" Is howevisr not always right. That the Turkish people are sm j-ct to shortcomingi 10 one will attempt to deny, but tbio) they are as bad as some would have us believe is certainly out of the question. One need only remember the ftict 1 1) At th capital of the Turk ish empire Is and bm been for cen turies, tho seat of endless intrigues carried ou by a number of irop'an powers, for no other reason Ihin to find an excuse to encroach upou its doiuUas. These power nninUio there an army of statesmen, who are also i-upporttd by no less an army of prito, nud al'of this is d ni to work up disorder, riot' murder and looting, In order to furnish their) tho old ex-BU-ie of interfering "to protect their interests." Then, sorue'imi1, and, in fact, niost of the tinir', this cvlubrated liplomntic phrase is ulso aecompinied l.h a net her of bimilar import, namely, "t'l restore order," How will t!m sound when coming- chiefly from the lips, of Hjssittn dlploitiatc! And, indeed, let us not forget th-il lae Ilul ia despotism ;s always the chief factor in all Turkish troublis. Xo better evidence Is needed than to recall the fact that during the pan few years, when that unlimited del potism was entirely absorbed in the fortunes or mi-f rt ines of N irtheri China, things were not s really had In Turkey. But from the moment the game In Northern Chin i assum ed a kind of n dstigerous aspect te holds "the lear that looks like a man" make himself manifest in the Ottoman Km pi re I As to choice between the brl gand who inhabit the Balkans, though they be Slavi and of the Greek orth.Hl persutsijo ami the Turkish people, were led to quote ihu generom opinion of l,tnl Byron, the King of KngUsh poets. Almost one hundred years ago Lord Byron in note to se ve n t y foil r t h st a n as , Ca n t o 1 1 of Childe HaMld, thus expressed h mself: "There does not exist a more honor able fiiondly and high spirited char scter than tin true Turkish provincial Age or Moslem country I gentleman The lower orders are in as tolerable dit-clpline as mbhle In countriis with g-emter preten sIods Hit Isdifflcult to pronounce what they are, we can at least say what they are in I; tly are not treach erous, they are not coward.y, they do not burn heretics, nor has an enemy advanced on their capital Wire they driven from HI. Hopbla tomorrow and the French ir the Ilussian en throned Instet', it bveame a question whether Europe cou'd gain by the exchange. In all money transac tions with the Moslems I ever found the staicteet honor, the highest ills interest edness, In transacting busi ness with them, there are none of those dirty fpeculalions, uoder the name of Interest, difference of ex chnge, if , etc, uoirormely found io applying to a Greek consul lo cash Aiersi Soraetlrrjs the hair Is not f properly nourished. It suffers for food, starves. Then it falls out, turns prematurely i fray. Ayer's Hair Vigor is a Hair Vigor hair food. It feeds, nourishes. ine nair stops railing, crows long and heavy, and all dan druff disappears. " My hmlr vu torn I a oat tdrrihlr- tr-i almutt lrM lo cuuili II. but Aytr'l Hic ViK'.f promptly (toi.twil th flU.i,ua rctory th lutttirn. roinr." Una. to. K. Wiao.Lftiidiim, x. j. A '1 rlrt:r t-f fori oor b'.lls, ever on the tir b mwh In IN th.'' No more need bo qoov d. ()o. ,ui. dre yenrs of prottrix hii,i ih..-. lines were writteo, m.t yd vl i h ol Ihosavt ribond tri'. , u ider Turkish don in ion can pro. I mi' in lti hrhati such a cerilcateof eharm ter and frori! I-) eicellent Kit aiithnritjf But, brethren, wndonot lnteu-1 in quarre' with you over Hip "unp-nk. ab'.rt Turk," and jou wre certainly hi liberty to sympathise, wiih tho bri- gan I trltw n-wa-il in ni-li ihietr. as tho recen kidnapping of Mihs Stone, siiimle hccMii-"ii-y hiii, mi in.lly t'liil'lais, is'h.T thtin i!o lu-ttic to rliM Turki-h people, t (. cilH 'ti-y h :imii in li Miwh'.-itK Rute No. I, Kural Free Deliver of M!l ba been in operation nenr'y a riionfh. Th p!rom an well pleased wjth the change. Thtj sys tem i convenjent. If Mr. Blglow wants to cuininunleale wiih lit'le 'own two and a half inl'es fiirtlmr alone, h" ui v writu u note and i)n posit It 'in his mail box after whli h the carrier d ies the rest. Th letter I t-M not Jmo io go to the entral pot ofH'fe. The solo complaint that hs leen made Is that Iho hoys aton the route laniiinr with the bnxes. This Is dangerous for Iho penally is no small ihinr. The box es Into whic.'i insil Is pi iced are tp pro"l hy ihe lostmster OiMicral and come under the protection of the-: U.iilod Hlates laws, which on this fu'J ct resd: "Whiv(r nn-tll hereafier willfully or inaliciously injure, tear down or destroy any letter box or other reoepiaule w ih. liBhe-I hy order of the P.istm ister General or .spproreil or designated by him for ihs reeiept or delivery of mil matter on any rural free-do livery rout", orhall brek Oin the same, or willfully or milieiou-.lv Injure, d .fice or destroy any mail deposited therein, or shall willfully take or steal such nutter from or out of such letter box or other remptacle or shall willfully aid or assist iu any of the aforeaientione I otTens-ss, shal I for every such off-jns'j tie punished by a fine of not more than one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than three years." . lOL'Itr U018E. I'KOUATE. Eit. Chas. O. Seih minor repcrt of sale of real estate filed continued. EH W. L, Curiis, incompetent, re port of sale oi real estate- filed, con tinued. E l. Itobt. H. Whitehead, deed, estate admitltd to probate. Charlotte Whitehead appointed administratrix B ind t-MOO Eu I'eter Harper dec I, estate ad miHed lo probate. Adminiftralor Wm. It. Stephens bnus, 50(1, ap praisers Ilihy Loyd, Frank Moore and Orendyke. Est. I. A. M scrum deed, receipts having been filed the .late Is clon-d of record. I'M. J'lhn Wilson deed. alue of estate as ier Inventory in!o. - I'st. Msry A Dn ks, deed. On pe tition to admit certain writing as the wiil of diivnsed, it is held that such wrilliiK is not the "ill of dreeased, and thsi said Mary A. Dinks died intirstafe. Kt. Kmer W. Nelson deed. In venti.ry lll-il, vr lue id ettat 17338. Est. John (Iraf deed. Inventory of property in Washington county, all persons), lne.l si f l.'Ji) i rdered sohl for cash ami claims paind ettale paid. E-tie Wiley A Dennis, partner ship. J. W. Morgan appointed guardian ad litem of II. E. and Vesta Denr.ls, minor'. Ordered that the administrator bs auhrlxed to acll real i at public at cllo i for cash. E-tate Wm. Lver.rch, deceased. Will admitted lo probate; W. N, Birrett appoinlest (xrcutor. Bond, HiMH). Appraisers, John Tctert, W. H. Connell and John Brown. Estate Aa Williams, deceased. A'imiiil-trator authoriz'-d to sell real P"ttH J. II. Oirrimm, Indian war vet ranee Tuesday rriirnlrg was struck with Mlyia of the rght aide of the body. He Is ret rg easily, and a recovery is expected. t - THE -NELSON HARDWARE COMPANY .... DEALERS IN Mitchel Buggies, Beeline Buggies, Hacks Wagons, Harness, Whips and Robes All kinds o Atjricul iiirai ami lai'in imjui' A 1 t M t t nients; Granite ami ...... Tinware, J'ockct Cut- lcrv, Oils and Paints, Xails and rumps. MONARCH OF THE ROAD . i a, i ii - ti.XJi, m i tiJl aaafc- HILLSBORO We all earts . Aro due to Indigestion. Ninety-nine of every one hundred people who have heart trouble can remember when it was simple Indiges tion. It is a scientiflo fact tb.l all eases ol heart disease, not organic, are not only traceable to, but are the iirect result of indi gestion. All food taken Into the stomach which fails of perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach, puffing it up against the heart. This interferes with the action ol the heart, and In the course of time thai delicate 'out vital rgan becomes diseased. Mr. D.tCrabl. ol Nevad. O.. uy: I hd stcnch troubia and was In baJ suta as I had heart trout la w'.n It. I took Kodol Dyapepsla Cura for about loui months and It cursd ma. Kodol Digest What You Eat and relieves the stomach of all nervous strain and the heart of all pressure. Bottles onlr. $ 1 .00 Size hotdfnc 2' times the trial aiza, which aella for 50c Frapared by E. O. DaWITT CO., CHlOAQO. XOTK't". Th next rVmlanunAl Heilninn of tlta Washing ton I't.MiHy Wtprans Akrt.H'i'tlion will metl at ik-aerlnn nn Tliumlay .ot. Il. at 10 o'clock, a. ui. We h.jpe there n mix-a full attendt-nce WILLIAM I.KAC11 iTftiJfllt. EXECUTRIX INOTH E. KOTIcK is berehjr ifivn that thi nndenfsnel i liu tovn ty tbe County lour! of Whiagton , county, Oregon, ftpiniiel exeoutriJt or the UM -will niut trHiaoieiii of .tolm Willaon, dectueJ, ' tntl bin duly 4jimMHxi a uch extctitrix, and i ttiat nil prMns liaviuR clalmn atiaiut said vti are hereby notified to present them, wiih proper vnncher. to me. at my ruiuvnc, uear Uaiea reek. Waslitujfton County, Oregon, nubia JaC uionthn from lit e date ere!'. hated at Uillboro, Ormtoii, thlj Peitetnter 1, ' FKKNKCY A. WlLlOV, Lxerntrtx of the lat will aud tcMamc-i.l of John Wllliou, deeeaed. J 16-Jtt Henloit bowman, Attorney for ettatt. t tOt'ALllTIOX OF 1903 ASSESS-. MEaM. i To the Taxpayer! of Washington County, Oregon , NoUre In herHy rlrcn that tbe Hoard of Kauai- t lzattott for UrtMitnton County. ireicn, will f convene m me iera m rnice, at tne court noue lu liilll-rt, on the ll.HU day rt O toler, and rmiitiiue iu fey-ion one week, or until the iUh dny oi (h it Iter, hk juilv. fur (he aurnie ot putifMi eitmliiiiK and corref tins the tax list of WaMnitfmn Ccuuly, Oregon, for the aietwi' meal made in I'. iKO. II. WILCOX. Atnr of Wa-hittt;to'i ( tim, Ui exon. Dated at lltlltboro. Sept. 24, Itiut. EXE IT0KS XOTItE. Notiea Is hereby ((Wen that the nudeiriacoi-d hM bfeu du.y apiinu-d Ki ecu tor ib Kf late ol Wllltatn I everleh, dereared. by the County Conn of the Htnte of orecn. for Wa-h-lOKton Counly, and haa dnly qnHltited bamm-Ii. Ail fnoni halnT claim again! Mid atate are hen hr n ott tied to preaent the tame to me with the prot-er Toucher, at ivy lu ottiee In lllll-boro. orejji rgou. mtbln tlx moutlia from this dm lat?d ent 21. KHII. W. S. riARRKTT-, FxecntoTof li e Ftate of William 1-erenrh, deceased. Itf 2J lropatjN for Itrarl of lri- The Connty ''onrt of Wahlntrton County. Ore ruu. wtU retire a-BrJ bid up to 3 o'clot k P. M. , Thursday, feMber M. I'.nu. for Uwirdmif prra oner In tlie Conuiy Juil lit llillbf.r. Bid mint male amount for rat h primmer. ter mml, aud lmnd will he required tor fa.ihlut performance ofcrmtracl. 1.. A. Kooli, County Judjre. H order Com mi Monet Court. . H;U-lTO. trefon, Hepf. T2, 1 vl. SIMMONS in TdK cincriT imu'kt fv run f tatk or Oregon. fr w aliinyion Cointy. tide itat-hcl Haytiani, J'laintilf, Tft. Im liar nam. Irfcnlant. To Irm itayntm. the aioTe named defendant: In the name i( the Mate of Orftrm: Yon are hereby re iuired lo apiear and anawer the complaint til-d aLralut vm In the aUve entith d CiMirt and nnt oirnr before the lat day of ihe time Keprihi d In the order hr pulrllra tbm of tnio nmmtiiK, Uv :l: on or hvfora the ft pi rati hi of -r--t nevt, from and afteT the date of nr4 j.'.'uir-ation t f l.iw immon: the tint pubiimthm theret-.f heme on Alien 7, ami If i fail to t-e"f and anwer, for want thereof the dini,n will a-piy to the ourt for lite relief demanded in her complaint, to-wlt: Take iaxauve uromo pianino Tsiiets, : Seven MHKow Uru aold la ft 13 montha. Tbb Signature. - F - rf tew K-iL " Jr.'"' '1g" . 1 ' THE MITCHELL WAGON Tlu best possible wn;on that can be built. Tbe inntorials are well st asunetl liavinir leen bought live years ahead ol requirements. . 'Iliefr sileinJil repiilatlon all over the ('i)untn the .Northwest in nartieiilar :0s- tleinonst rates the fact that MITCH s LL WAGONS ARE THE BEST LEGAL CAP At the Ifii.i.sr.oito 1mki'Kxik.t olTico will bo fiitind a larjt stock of Miirnoiit'ttt' l'ure Linen Legal Cap iinjier. Tine Job Printing and Sfaiionary of ail Kinds. DEALLY NARCOTICS Any honct, iiitsllinont ilinKKint or phyaician will trl oii that nanxilic irfi?)iio audi aa opium, liunlianu, Jeaillr nilitsliH.le r to nine niHl'mt-rcury nre un.i iniv ben since the Dark A e used in all file Me.lii-ine. ami thut aucli iiirdiii.tiwii reully perpeliialen I'iltw. Yerug Pile care is not n relio of the Durk Aitit m (v rontin no narcotic or mnenry, $5000 Keward if a trai-c ol any nurcotii; nr nie' cury rau be fontltl in VeruH. All oilier conta n nuni.U.-o or nienuiv. lin it' vou (law uioariliark. iM Kewar.1 if Vcnia fnila u euro anv -,.... ..f i;i... v...'. tasoa eureU with on box of Verus. Over 10,0(X -niuin-iaViirrt in live yom a: Sold in II illxboro by tlie Twentieth Century More: The Hillsboro Pharmacy. BICYCLE HOSPITAL Ramblers, OJolKHmerican and inonarcbs Complete Line of Bicycle Sundries Call and $ce my new Wheels If gu buy it. at IT'S. ALL we sell oiTiLrsr GOOD that Itie marrlaira fontract now ltln lum plamllir and dUp.i.lanl lx rll.ilTl, (hat pla.nl. ill io muuia hr r.irmrr namt. ollia Kwlipl Cnrnlln. an. I rnraorli olhrr and further rrlicf aa lo lha CrMirt mnjr appear rquitai le. Thla aummono it wrrpd Uwm ron by pnl.llr. lion l.yonleror II. .n. I.. A. l:ool. ('minly J.i.l, of Wahlnon I'mnljr. i.rrgin, uhlrh or.lfr made at HiiUlw.ro, orvmi, Au.ii 4th. Ist M K. PfMIV 12 ' Attiney fcir Maiimir. arker'n lypula Tattlrla are mU . on a piMiiiT ariiaraiitro. I'urna hrnrt-l.uri rainnif of th food, iliatrm aftrr callna; o any form ol dyrrpaia One liula tahli , rtMimiiilia relwf. 25 cia, and 60 KU Tne IVIta llruc Mtor. To Cure a Cold in One Dnv 'Standard Itancs, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES OREGON L6AL CAP F. R. DAILEY, Prop 1MGIIT GOODS STRIVE! TO PLEASE T Care a Told In , nay. Take laxative Ilmm (juininn Tiil l"' All Iriifii.il refunil llm iiionpy if it .ViW to ruro. 10. W. HriH'n aiifni re fa on pa. h box. er.p. anl rrpmrr.unr In trrry rltr and luwalnlliliMalclni.rrM.nl nor iniainrw. tiur pnill..n l an rHlonal .me and offf nr I,, a rrliaMe. honest narly. will. r..lerrme. n..l le Ihaa IHO. per inimlb. fin anTaHi nr 7'' Lf..ii n.ie, if u-iimai.' lainea. A.lrlrraa lih .lamp, c (. Cu .jier ., r..-i.uar. eeaiue. n alilnatnn. Curca Crip In Two Days. on every s.