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HILLS BORO, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23. IW)3.
Vol. XXXI
No. 23
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E. K. TOMsl'E,
TTOllN KY-AT-1.A W,
MIIiLHOUO. OWU.
OrrioB: K.wiuta.4, S.Mataa
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J JIM M. WALL,
TTORNEY-ATLAW.
Ill LLSHOliO, OliKGON.
luiley. Morgan lllock, lluonm 1
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lilIYKlCJAN AN BURGEON
UfliLHUOKU,UHlUM)N.
IvwuiHl Bit roaLlonM. MUt f eourt
Hottee, where be will b fooad at kit aoui
wbeu M iHIUM pauema.
, J. P. TAB1EM1E, .
t P..R. H. HUBQEON,
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Fo K EST KU V K, OREGON
Ileal art. Mai teeth t per set. Cement
nil Amalgam nllinga Au cent each. Oold
lillinga from II hp Vitalised air fur pain
Irm eilraulion.
Otfios i three doote aortk o Brlai
tnaa. Offiaa kMin e.e. 4p.a
UDII AiHEKI.Y MK Stt, VSITEK
AKTISiNH.
IIILLSItOKO, ORKUOX.
RKdULAU mttiiit on Mon.l
v.-liinB' of mrh Wfk t Odd
Mloaa Hall, HilNlM.r.i MimuImt
llnM nlffiwt'
fbla IcBMnra l ea t7 bo o Um oaala
Laxative bromo-vuimne
MATTWi t'kWM IIKtTII.
I Kir lltil- ilrtiiKiiior hail iin aln oai
faial at'k if wliiiin( rmih nd
IfiinrhH !, wr Mr. W.K. IUr
Uml, of Armnnk N Y "hut, when
all iither rrmrftw-w f-tllirl, mini
b-f life- lih Ir Kint?' N- Dim.
y. Oarnir, wlm hml Cmmbiup
tlit In an a(titMx Half, 1a nacd
Ihla wotMlerful MwiliHn unit today
ahr la rf f.lly wrlR" rtnprtat
Ihmat anal lunir ili--a yirhl lo Dr
Kins' New Dwovery a lo io nihn
nirlirinr ltd rarth. ' Infallible for
Oaten ami (VhK Ma ami l.0
hoAilMRiiaranlrvd by All iVargbt
Trial bottle frw.
Wkrnaver two brother Waaooa Lar(
a srieraace, th on agalnat tba otlwr.
thejr abould endearor to avttle tba mat
tar bjr valui co moderation and nut ruab
lato tba lods with cliargea. Charge
avainat a Alaaon abould b auade aftei
all other aiulcabla uietboda of aett le
nient bava been tried, aaya tb raeifl'
Uaaou. ' Tba bariuony of a kMlye In
auuiellmea dlaturbed bjr making It a
tribunal of aoma frlroloue matter that
might b aettied between tbe brethren
abould I hey both manifest a right Ma
aonic spirit. Be ever ready to meet a
brutber of tba fraternity half way In
tba aettleuient of dllflcultlea.
Tbe Grand Royal Aren chapter of
1'ennaylvanla la growing rapidly, bar
Ing made a net bK'reaae of 1.133 mem
bera during 1902. At tbe cloaa of tbe
year tbera were 21.278 atnilated Royal
Arcb Maaons In tba Juriadlctlon.
Tba craft In Indian Territory has
raised 110.000 toward a fund for the
erection of an orphan borne. When
tba fund reacbea (30.000 tbe noma will
be buUt
J. E. Marco in be, who baa been ap
pointed prcaa cenaor for tba aultan of
Turkey, la grand aecretary and li
brarian of tbe Iowa Maaonle library,
the largest Maaonle library In tbe
world.
Tbe oldest llring paat grand hlgti
rrlest of Missouri la Tbomaa E. Uar
rett. Ha waa elected a grand blgb
priest In 1803. '
Tbe Royal Maaonle Institution For
Boys of England since its foundation
In 1TD8 baa cared for. educated and
clothed 2U03 bbya, 3i( boya being cared
for at tba present time.
If tbe percentage of Increase in Scot
tiab Rita Masonry continues In Texas
tor tbe nest ten years as it baa for the
past three tba membership will be
qui to that of tbe York Rita ap
pendant degrees. Teiaa freemason.
The three Royal Arcb chapter In De
troit, Mlcb bar a combined member
ahlp of 2.012. Tney are Penlnaular
chapter, with 834 members; Monroe,
0tJl merubers." and Kins: Cyrua. SIT
sown bera. ?.
At tba but communication of tba
grand lodge of Arkansas there waa
adopted a regulation which permits tbe
grand master to issue a dispensation to
empower an Individual lodge to make a
Mason of a man who la physically de
fective provided tbe grand master, aft.
er investigation, finds that tbe Candi
da te'a Imperfectlona would not render
blm unable to Intelligently give and
receive the necessary signs of recogni
tion. ROYAL ARCANUM.
ttea
( laterwet Cwaeeralaat the
rratevaltr.
The Royal Arcanum membership In
the state of New York is now 7-1.000, a
net increase of 8,000 since January,
which la the largest increase ever re
corded for tbe same period.
Call on the atay at borne member
and And out if they have any Just rea
son for staying away from lodge meet
bigs. There were larger gain In member
ship during the past summer than in
auy summer In the history of the order.
In August alone there was a net gain
f 1,330.
Tbe order baa on band today above
all llablllUea approximately S2.750.000.
Tbe average age of tbe membership is
about forty-one and a half, and tbe
death rate, which baa been decreasing
during tbe last few years, to now a lit
tle more than ten men per thousand.
Weak
Hearts
Ar due to Indigestion. Ninety-nlna of even
ens hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when It was almple Indiges
tion. Ill a selenuflo tact thatall caseaol
heart disease, not organta, are not only
traceable to. but ar the direct reault of Indi
gestion. All food taken Into the stomach
Which (ails of perfect digestion ferments ana
wells the stomach, pulling It up against the
heart. This raterferea with tbe action ot
the heart and in the course of time thai
seHcate but vital organ becomes diseased.
sir. llmQ,n: Undttaracs
oukle aa was la a tea stale w I kad haart tntia
trttk a. I took Kasot OraseMa Cera tor akoa tea
Ilia aa a earea ate.
Kedet Mgasts What Yaej Bat
and relieves the stomach of all nervous
strain and the heart of all pressure.
sVsttMaslr. SI. 00 Sir aoldtne 2 waM raetrwJ
sua. wkitk sake tor SOa.
rreparad Bf B. a OeWiTT OO, OrltOACttk
A U)TE I klTEr.
WmUI m i ImmX ytaii yoci'ra
Nwtktua; fitr nerant'wl Mi for
wrw, KuraM t Ptte. , OUo Dodd,
f I'.Hiib-f, M write-': . ! raffetcd
srlth an ugly Kir a yea', but
of Burklen'a Amir rUlva rurad
Mw. It's lb btBt HaJ? CMS IBTtb.
25c at All Dtanit.
SWaBmUSUiS-VWX-iU. r- lll.MIHHMMH.il. II ll ii i
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A. B. AYLESWORTH. LEADING CANAOIAN LAWYER 1 IN THE
ALASKA BOUNDARY DISPUTL
Allen It. Aylesworth. Canada's chief representative In the Alaska boundary
urbltratlon proceeding, l.a long been one of the Dominion's leading legal
luminaries. He Is a hard worker and a great student It Is said In Canada,
that he will toon be knighted. i .7
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) 1 ,4 At,'iv i."t w
ATTACK ON AN INSURGENT VILLAGE IN MACEDONIA. .
Ibis picture of a skirmish bet awn Macedonian insurgents and Turkish
troops gives one a good Idea of the horror of the insurrection. Kveu tbe Mace
donian women fight for they know the Turk shows no merry to captured women
and children.
WASHINGTON
No. acres tillable land
Value of tillable land
No. of acre of non-tillable land
Value of non-tillable land
Value of Improvements deeded land
Value of all lty or town lots
Value of Improvements (town lots) ...
Improvements on land not patented
Mtlea of railroad bed
Valttf of railroad lanJ
Mile of telegraph and telephone lines
Value of telegraph and telephone line
Value of railroad rolling stock
Stationery engines and manufacturing machinery
Men nan, line and slin k in trade....
Farming Implements, wagons, etc
Money, notes and accounts
Household furniture, watches, etc
No. of horses and mule
Value of horse and mule.
No. of rattle
Value of cattlo
No. of sheep and goat .".
Value of sheep and goats
Dog
Value of dog .
No. of awlne
Value of awlne
Oross value of all property
Exemption
Net taxable property ,
(t I
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ta a'i i Tliit
COUNTY ASSESSMENT SUMMARY FOR
I U99"jT
. lhi.8S8l
,s;.i.24( $
317J4
.013.135$
234.9051
ir,sj2i!
131,493;
173
341
114.010$
59 9
3.C2S $
14.S20$
30.365 $
73.030 $
&0.ki
r7.920$
92.850 $
3961 i
93.3KS $
t1
67731
94.160
K5S.V
T.720$
204
871$
.J8,2l,$
350.0101
J88.3I0 $
Maecabee dny at the world's fair will
be the 2Sth duy of September. l!tH.
This date wns decitletl iiixm nt a recent
meeting of the supreme board of trus
tees. All the prominent Maitubees In
the United 8tat.es will be present.
Long tent of New York now has a
membership in good atauding of about
uoa
Arkansas Maccabee are doing excel
lent work this fall and rapidly Increas
ing their membership. Cherokee tent
of Fort Smith I tbe largest In the
state. It ha a membership of about
200.
Texa 1 sharing In the general pros
perity of tbe order. Several new tents
were organized in the Lone Star juris
diction recently, and there has been
a good growth In membership.
Minnesota now boast of a member
ship of 10.000 and intends to add at
least another thousand by tbe close of
the year. Duluth tent, wltb 000 mem
bers, Is tbe largest the state.
i During tbe past year eleven secret
societies have in some manner read
Justed and Increased their rate.
' E. E. Roger of Buffalo, N. Y ha
been elected president of tbe National
Protective legion.
The contract for tbe erection of the
Temple of Fraternity at tbe world' fair
grounds, -St' Loula, ha been let and
the work commenced..
Tbe aggregate of be neat paid In 1002
by the societies reporting to the nation
al fraternal congress was I&2.59U.108.
47. In 1901 tbe aggregate was $30,133.
078.62. This total waa only S25.323,
478 for the year 1892, ten years prevl-
O0D FELLOWS.
sadee et Patrta. rvfea Mill-
teas rrateraas Mans,
The new commander of thenatlonal
rarrlnrrha- Militant Oeoeral , M. , A.
Raney. ranks high In the Old Fellows'
fraternity and has a permual acquaint
ance among the order extending
throughout the country, t.enentl Ra
ney I a well known lownn and at
- ' OKSKBAb X. A. tA.NST.
present grand senior warden or the
grand encampment of Iowa. lie was
born In Oalena. Ill, in 1838. was for
merly edlur of the Fontanelle (la.) Ob
server and I now editor of tbe Maren
FIVE YEARS.
1900
1901
1902
1903
82.8331 85.242'
U28.H.$t,40.7li2$l
327.M4i 332.0891
8S9.770$f.()41.818i 1
S6.673 87.941
,436.385 $1,76745
335.7081 340.966
039.338 $1,350,325
204.404$ 242.145$
271iV 333.925
128.250 $
112.205$
- 725$
.
114.020 $
' 69.85
4.925 $
14.600$
28.740 $
66.010 $
65.620 $
162.455 $
94.730 $
41981
103.175$
$2181
143.810$
8iil4
1S,97$
:
2394
147,772 $
134.790 $
$.550$
34i
1 1 4.01V $
113!
6.IHI5 $
14.CHi $
27.125 $
65.150$
69.535 $
179.150$
11 2.50a $
45601
113.295$
91681
181.435$
10.4P.8!
20.889 $
J
43$
28311
151.960$
137.105 $
3.790 $
34!
114.020$
165.712
155.635
4,210
34
131.020
113.861
6.INI5 $
14.600$
29.370 $
70.280 $
107.90
6.080
14.600
39.650
83.845
86.240
83.255 $
155.213
174.985
141.1X10$
133.345
44851
4641
111.490$
156.190
10.373,
194.395 $
12.247i
24.&OH $
3
45$
26551
aooo $
11.354
211.670
14.428
28.705
90
2420
8480
7395$
9270 $
3.238.490 $3,910,861 $4
.014.768 $4,852,152
470.755$ 504.095
.543,993 $4,348,057
37.555$ 441.875$
2470.935 $3,468,986 $3
go (la.) Republican. For a uumber of
years be has been an active member of
tbe Fatrlarck Militant and ha bald
several other blgb office in tbe order.
Tbe Odd Fellow of Rhode I aland
have taken step toward tbe establish
ing of a borne lu that Jurisdiction.
September reports from many Juris
diction show there I great activity
among the Rebekahs. Tbey are rapidly
Increasing in membership.
There are fifty-four live encampment
In Ontario, with a total membership of
nearly 4,000 patriarchs in good ataud
ing. The District of Columbia Odd Fel
lows' borne project la In good band
and to already In excellent condltioo
and give promise of complete success.
It to in charge of a competent and en
ergetic board of managers.
'The noble grand of a lodge baa no
authority to let tbe ritual be taksa
from tbe lodge room.
A resolution to permit liquor dealers
to Join tbe order was defeated at the
recent session of tbe sovereign grand
lodge.
Odd Fellows' borne are maintained
by levying a per capita tag on each
Odd Fellow In the state or Juriadlctlon
having control of the particular bom.
More than (.'ino.OHO I exended each
year In the maintenance of these home.
KHIEHI5PYTIII
' The grand tribunal of Oregon has de
cided that a subordinate lodge ba no
rii;ht to Rrpm'iriute fund for tbe pur
pose of oi-gnn:::in a temple of Rath
bone Water. Tbe t:uestioa cam
through the grand chancellor of Ore
gon from Irvln.- bidge of . Ulcbland.
Ore.. In answer to the nuestlon, .Can a
subordinate lodge appropriate' money
from the general.fund for tile ptirpoee
of organizing a I temple of, etatbbone
Slatersr
The report from subordinate lodges
In Indiana show approximately1 90.000
member In the. state, with net gala
during tba past year of over 2,304.
The Knight of Pythlae lodgj4 of
I'cuuaylvanla paid out $300,000 frf vari
ous methods -of relit dtwlftg 1W past
year. '. . . ta 'ijYi.'f.i
Maple lodge of lptcwKinB. a suburb . , .
of St. Louis, will erect 'a $IO.0uO club
house. This lodge whs orrty recently
Instituted and has 100 nteiiibers..-
Mepteuihcr report show that tbe uni
form rank I prosierous nml growing
at h satlafat-tory rate. .a
Every knight should bo .insured In
the endowment rank for the protection
of his family. The Insurance branch
of tho onler I lit aplendid 'cWuTlltlon
ami lias aid over $10.0004)00 to bene
flclaries of deceased members. . j
The natlaaal I'aiaa."
The National Union senate the gov
erning Imdy of the National union, has
amended the laws of tbe organisation
In several Important particulars. Tba
prjnelpal change are: '
Making the third Monday of July the
date of the nteulng of tbe aunate;
providing that roitiH-il may' provide
that altsenee from three consecutive
regular meetings by any elected officer
shall cause r.-moval for inattention to
duty; making tbe giving of a bond by
the secretary of the council obligatory;
making the ateaker of tbe council a
member of tbe relief committee of the
council luatead of the ex-prewldeiit.
Taking from the prohibited classes
hrakemeu and Bagmen otteratlug on
paaaenger trains exclusively; providing
that In cases of initiation occurring
Itetween tlie first ahd nlntb daya of
each month the sum paid by the Inltiats
be payment of the first assessment to be
?alled after sneh Initiation; taking1 from
the senate secretary tbe power to omit
the calling of an assessment. .
Issuing of a transfer card by tbe ec
etury of tbe council made mandatory
within ten day after card ha been
granted by tbe council; making what
tre known a social members Ineligible
hold oSce. , .
HAM 0 FORTY FtltSIMht THlRIT
Fir Ht ila on' ynojnger
brother hwl hen Mownlwti. llk In
iliaT"n. Ii irl"l eyeral rrin,xllea
'Hit got no bemeflt from I hem. Wd
gut amue ttf Chamberlalrt'a Stotpach
tml Uver Tabbt atl he mm men ml
ak Ing them. inllnf .4i4i"tjJa ba
tail rinl 40 iHinl In II oh.' He
a now fully rrverel. W hav a
fMl tretl- nn tbe TahU.,-Holler
Urtst., Merclxttt, L wig Rrenrh, Mo,
Kitraelebv Ib-ita Irrnv Hot-.
RKOEEIXTt' HlS llursE.'
8. L- (Jlini. of tavendiaK," Vt .
was rbrx rf his mstomary health
tV invi'- f ("h"tip Otn-Utwllon.
When If King' New. Uh, Pills
broke Inlti hia hntrae, his triable, WB
erreateil ami now he's milrrly rami.
They 'a guars nit id lo rare, S3 81 All