IUILSBORO 1XDEPEXDEXT
. FUIDAY, Al"(llsr 1.
.1 .- A ir ivi..h.i.n r,i..i
' . .jtLj.l'-iwl the rl.dd w;rk t,f
. i will soon common
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v n ..itui .:.-iur.-ii uu:kb eu.Miiy j
n g Ht 11 oclw.. Hutidiiy
it 10 us tiiutl.
i in n'rrvl coiumiltoe direct that
. ' i 11,4 alleys tnuit beoiwned in
Ity. Notice the conditions In
1 . . ii I . i. riU'ineiit.
I iit Iri'iis' meeting at thy M.
I'. ..I 'll Sunday evening win
..' - -ti.'llilg Ulld thd exercises Wf.Tl'
i . i . .1 y a full houc.
. t;.' curies from Portland that
. ' ',;t ;r drew ten thousand from
i ..it. Ti :i-l hunk and tl-ptit4 it
iu ii .jhborlng Institution which
. J t'iu next day.
If rr : thing can, annoy wors than
i ' h t it is to be stopped, Juit an a
i z i'i ruts been inuUo for the cool
v-h. mountain top or sa beach,
. a u requint fur a "lock of your
) I. Howell, Is this week, building
. ; i tile on his property in town
.! limy commence his residence this
t. I, though it will probably go over
t i next your. .
i iUe rumor r.f the stability of
i. :r Jli!Ishor tK)tC were current in
n 1 li'j'jriiii towns ten days ago
i'i.i- tililltl depositors took their
:i out and dtMiited with the
I'ori'-t (irovo hank, and there it Is.
J. I. Ivnlght received a copy of the
"oiivemr edition of the St. Joseph
( Moj ll'-rald, the other day, and on
1 1 . j K i 1 1 over its columns was sur
pi'iHed to notice the ortrait of his
, brother, Jay l Knight, us business
manner of the paper.
l'l-liing. W. II. Wehrung, of
Wchruiig A Son; bounty Itecorder
athcrred, I Jan Kmeriek, of
Sclioir.s Terry, arid J. K. Long an
m .nihil,' up and down Wilson river
in Tillamook county, throwing trout
lit on the bank. A jolly crowd
in. is" ! oys make.
heated term of this year came
in n lay and liiiKcresI with us
o,-i r . loinliiy Into Tueaday. The
in r Miry jnouiitod to 00" on Sunday,
'.lightly on Monday and
c . n ;i,; do- u to a reasonable figure
uu T.icidiiy. More talk of trlp.s to
..iu coast wai indulged during tho.Mi
i ,u d.iy.s tlum for a month before.
. I. E. Evritt is having a rattling
inn') four night) of the week. He
ins lycaU'd his school of telegraphy
in one of tho rooms of the city hall,
v. hi i' he meets Mix pupils four times
a wo.'k for two and a half hours'
1 i tii e. When they are all at work
tiie iMom has the air of a large oper
i. u-'.-i (illieo in a commercial center.
L'. iiiard Tompkins, who had his
- fractured a fortnight since wa
:i: ivi d t his home north of Glen
ii-.'a WVducsday evening, lie has
a .it the Hilbboro Uouso since
i accident where he could have tho
, ..ij. I surgical attention which his
. ii,ih injury di'rnalided. While he
;..it yet able Ut walk he thought
i v. ; 1 st.iiid the trip home.
many us Mixb-en people have
liiat the thistle nourishing In
! roots, by the Hidewalk'i -dn:
!! the pasture, grows In viola-
u.i
-ml
iiou of a law. Now of a fact so no
Mj.is the iNDKrENUEMT ought not
t) in-asked to wpeak. When every
m..:i ho wi ll know the law und his
. a. v, whv can't ho execute the law
: i ii hUs duty? Thistles, wilt. ,
):i ihc fourth page this week Is an
; i .. io touching an incident hoppon
;,. : iii the battle of Saratoga, October,
ci.iicurning which there has
. i inu .ii written. As to 1.1 by our
. ,.c sjiondent it Is nearer the truth
. . .i p iluips has ever before been
i ..:-i!icd, and acta at rest Home dis-
iiii- l poiuu. It Is really the story
id by one of the personal actors.
The addresses of lions. Uarrctt and
; i i; t in at tho Congregational church
!., i l iiday was both entertaining
.nil instructive. Uoth gentlemen
their eyes to oihh purpose
Hinle in Chicago and they know
!. . a to tell of their visit so as to Im
i lly comprehended bv an andi
. . The church wa nllcl by an
..; .relative congregation.
Mr. Tongue, what have you done
In in. i matter of cuttinif groat areas
, rain? "Well, I never cut forty
a -s in one day, or thirty acres after
1, i.rpu-t 10 o'clock; but I have had
i i v.i lint acres, ineasured, cut
and bi.mid in a ninglo day on one of
in V farms, one team and one maclilne
il i'ing the work. I ahould like to
hear from the man who has done
better.''
Sixteen were in the company that
.i ,.i.i from HillslHiro to Newport
u-.xliiewlnv morning. Sheriff
,,rd and wife. K. C Hughes and
l onilv, Mm. John Dennis and Hister,
villi the little folks. A colony will
i. p'linted at onco, and have life till
, l.eated term is over. The worn
.re not expected home till Octo
: r. The men will vibrato bctwts-n
i. -ii , --s and the pleasure resort.
i . porrin the Forest drove
, ..! of last wwk's isMue, "that a
. i ht t ok place .Sunday among
lf,tt-il of llillsboro people, w;h
i sou 'lit the exhileratin
: ,.. .,( David's Hill." I
Infill
fals.'.
. r . u',i ii i free fiiflit. and
the as-
io: is warranteil, that
.. .. .. . ...... 1. 1
t!ie whole
not be as
I i. II ot lllllsooro ilium
handful f
! ii.-v -in i i.oisicn'us n--
-I drove younjf
ali V students.
men, and w-
The county court Is contemplating
, ,-.!, -e in the mutter of collecting
,1 Heretofore the ta hn
:l
i!vied In moor. "" "
. . f 1.. l..ir
i is to collect ! linn.
t i lie i, .ml districts will bo made
. r and wilUimform to the elw
i n.imts. In that event Ciere
i, nt be s.i miinv hupervisors or so
,c s;vles or Improving tho hU'h
. Tl e-o ihiinges ara in the
t, ,a d.-iu imlnl oy puimc mi"-
Ai.d better roads win no
the
I. n Mr. J.ihn Milne and Dr. I.
it... b-y beard of the assault made
m tin'' First National hank last
.'ii.!:' v, they, independent of each
:.. r, down and We-red assist-i-'.
This fortunately, was not
,1 .1. hut the good will is none the
Lppreiiuted by the inanngement.
eh gcatlenien, when they txik
ir h ave, gave directie ns to uw
...r names for rny amount Uiat may
iillUvlI.
A oiling of twerHy-oue is organ
".ing m town, hit tent a will net
-W be j.it.rifU on Nitarts bay,
u.uii o. it is uiUMT'tuivl that J
T Miirvni.iu is to U.riiiit lin and If
-',J.t,, .. W. 1 Hare Is
t ' '4e,i of '"r ,h f commissary.
if . of allveryPam wanU
to !; now how the proprietor of the
' " 'u ' '" overdrive a
tt
mi and bring it In roekini' with
"Went this hot weather. Won lit How
list then. And the stable boy
tliiiik aloud us he. walk the home
Is.k and forih through the atrx:t.
The thought" are not always com
plimentary of the man who has
driven the horso.
I'astor lick will as usual be In his
pulpit io the morning ut the Congre
gationul church. In the evening the
servic s will be under the tuauage-im-iit
of the Y. 1. M. C. K., which
has another musical program similar
to the one presented last mouth
The excellenw of the music on thut
occasion rsslved very favorable
comment. The committee who have
arrunged the meeting for next bun
day, nay that the program is pually
gOOlJ.
Judge It. ( Vandal) will start out
far u short trip about the 14th Inst
His Journey will extend as far east
as Chicago, and consume some six
wit'ksof time. Persons having buai
ness In the probate or county court
will be lntercMted in the Judge's
movements, or to put It In bis own
words, those who are contemplating
marriage and cx)cct him to perform
the ceremony, should come forward
U'fore he goes, while those going to
uio should put ltotr till his return.
Last Wednesday Wiu. D. Zelgler
I'm I gist information In Justice
Knight's court charging Jas. lee, of
ratton valley, of the crime of rape
committed upon the erson of Caro
line cigler. aired tlvteen years,
lioe was arrested and brought before
Ksgulre Knight late Wedneadav
evening. He plead not guilty. His
examination was Uxod for 10 o'clock
A. M. Friday, today, and his bonds
tixed at f-JoO. Not being able to find
sureties ho has kept company with
the sheriff.
At a meeting of llillsboro lodge
No. 17, I. o. ii. T., the following of
ficers were elected for tho term end
ing October 31. I la Lveritt C. T
Alma Hownmn V. T., Itoy Hurt sec.,
u. snustcr chaplain, John lieau
chump F. S., I'aulinu Hrown treaa.
J. 1. Heckart M.. N. Hslan aent..
lvl iJowen U., lidith Wells 8. J. T.
Win. licamisii has been aripolnted
D. 1). for the coming year, and It.
Mitchell, John Drown and II.
Shu ,ter were elected trustit's for one
year. The hxl'o reports tlfty menu
hers in good standing.
The insanity court had two cases
before it this week. Drs. F. A.
Itailcy und W. D. Wood were the
txaiiiiiiing physicians. The rJrst case
was that of John II. Hoover who Is
afflicted with a form of insanity
culled "dementia." Hoover is about
'Js years of age. He was committed
to the asylum oi .Monday. The sec
ondca.se is that ' Charlotte M. Alton
aged about li4 years, who Is suffering
from acute mania brought on by re
Ivous excitement. She was first
nt lacked several years ago in Wls
conain and consigned to the asylum
of that jtate. She came to Oregon
with her putenU, who hoped that a
change of scenes and climate would
effect a complete restor-ition, but ex-
..Liii.ius i.ue ii. ii ui-vi. inaiMiu. i
Sho vni fnkerir t.'i Suilum WaMincmlnv '
evening.
Yifiterday Itabinson. from Yam
hilk county, at.-cninpanied by his wife
hired a horso and buggy at Wiley &
iX'iinis' barn and procidod to liooze
in the regulation style. He drove
the hor.vj unmercifully till Mr.
Wiley saw him and took the team
into the barn. Man and woman
were landed in the cooler, and a
chat go of disorderly conduct was
lodg.-d against him in Recorder
Mcculloch's court. He was found
guilty and Uin-d five dollars. The
defendant dug down in his weasel
skin and brought up $3.60. This, he
asserted, was his total wealth which
was readily believed. The Recorder
accepted it on account. The balance,
if Uobinson kees his promise, will
1st paid in weekly installments of AO
cents.
It bus bifii and Is the policy of the
Light and Water company to, at all
times, bo prepared for a fight with
tire. It Is to the interest of the pub
lic to second the company In lhls
matter, ami to that end economy In
the use of water must be observed.
If tho rules of the company, which
aro reasonable, are observed, no
emergency Is likely to arise that will
find the fire department short of
water, but an indiscriminate use of
water through osn pipe will soon
echaust a very much larger reser
voir than we have. On Monday
evening, 90,000 gallons of water
was pumpsl in four hours. Had
a tire then isvurnsl with all the
pipes open the pressure would have
been light. The hours for lawn
sprinkling are from i to 8 o'clock a.
m. liiid 5 to 0 o'clock P. M. -This
ought t give ample op)ortunity for
sprinkling purposes. Hereafter, as
the company informs us, the rules
will hj rigidly enforced.
Tho breaking of banks was not
alarming till the latter part of last
week when the rumble and crash
came to l'ortlaci. This caused a
wave of nervousness to swell over
thi-i neighborhood, and on Monday
morning when Pres. John Shute of
the First National opened his
door he foiind the crowd there.
S ime of the in were anti-gnld men.
All wore anti-bank Just then. Credit
was of no acciiuiU. Just then noth
ing was safe unless nuarantwsi by a
gold reserve. Mr. Shute com
menced paying out as fast as the
ecrtitlcntes wore surrendered. The
run laste ! only about two hours
when there was a lull so that the
paying tell, rs had time to go to tho
vault for i. i.ro "stutt"" which was
oiled un In 11.? middle of the table
tsck upon stack of double eagles
II tnkod with silver and grooubuck.
vbout this time the business men
about town hi-ar.l of what was going
,vi Real 17.1112 what would be the
i lf.it on trade, they to a man gath
...e l un hat was in their safes and
starred to make their daily deposits
n.r.. h.airs ear ur than Is tneir
mint. Itv closing time tho
inatitu
u-.w lis well llCcii.H
as Ix-fore
I run und bv noon Tues
day It was stronger. The particular
i.. 1 1 (Vi fur fiti't alHrtit this Is that
r-.tr void reserve was increased by
t.ysd deposits, and not from any a-
.a. ...... h. from outside sources.
business men who bent know the pw
sound of the nipo1an ma"
Implicit coutldenoo In Its stability.
tOlKT HOISE SEWS.
C'lKTLIT JL KT.
In the matter of the estate of L. I.
W hiteomb, insolvent debtor ; condi
tional order allowing final account.
Ii. (). I home v. Sarau A. ltobert
son et al ; deene of fortflosure.
Win. H. Jackson v. N. 11. Mead
etal; decree of fonvlosu re.
Dorothea Peterson v. John Peter
son ; divorce suit, dismissed.
Anna A. Aldridge v. W. T,
Aldridge; default entered and dl
vorce granted.
staver 4 Walker, a prlvat corpor
ation, v. uai.-s i reek. Lumber Co.,
private corporation j continuation, of
sale.
Albert Holland r. Kll.aheth llel-
land et hI; partition, II. P.Ford
appointed refertts.
A. . lenuy v. It-.isiiius Pearson
demurrer to answer sustained In part.
i-ic. given iu days lu which to Ule
an amended answer.
Julia U Ooudle v. Thoa. A. Oou
ule ; divorce granted.
Cephas Wsenhauer- v. John H
t leming j dorrei of foretluHure.
Thos. Turner v. Marlau Turner :
.1. ... . a
uivurve ruiuoo.
In the matter of the petition of
Jacob Kelbler, for escheated funds in
trie state treasury ; petition allowed
Jenny P. Heury v. benson It.
Henry ; suit for divorce, OU-nUsed
In the matter of the estate ore. A.
Peterson, aa lnsolveut debtor ; mo
tion to allow costs la attachinont
procstidings of Wadhaus Cu. v. C,
A. Peterson, disallowed.
E. II. Warren v. II. Wolf et al
order allowing sheriff to amend
return on execetija.
Peter SchreltaT administrator, v.
(Jeorge und Lizzie Schrwiber, dls-
UlisstHl.
lirvin Hi n I sell v. J. If. Fleming et
al ; decree of foreclosure.
1.. C. Hughes v. A. C.Adams et
al ; confirmation of sale.
K. II. Warren v. H.Wolfe et al;
continuation or sale.
IXlU.NTY COURT.
In the matter of the examination
of John H. Hoover for insanity
Ordered committed to tiie asylum.
In the matter of the examination
of Charlotte M. Alton for insanity.
union l committed to the asylum.
FROBATK COtTRT.
In the matter of the estate of II.
W. Oardiner deed. It npiearlng to
the court that 1). Gardner, heretofore
appointed administrator, has failed
to give the required bond, It is there
fore ordered that r . A. Ualley, upon
the petition of Horace Farnham, a
creditor of said estate, be appointed
administrator, and that letters of ad
ministration Issue upon his tiling a
bond in the sum of 11200.
In the matter of the estate of Miles
Da vies, deceased, final account tiled.
September 4, 1893, set for hearing.
COUNCIL PBOCEEDIXGS.
At the Council meeting August
2d, the following bills were allowed :
Long & Scott, for supplies for fire
department, f'7.60; Thomas Finer
ick, marshal's salary, $50 : W. A.
McCourts, night watchman's salary,
115; llillsboro L. 4 W. Co. for light
and water, TU7.73.
1 he city marshal was ordered to
notify all whom It may concern, to
open all streets and alleys in tho city
and Its additions, which have been
dedicated to the city, within ten
days.
The ordinance regulating wood
sawing machines was amended to
place the license at 13 per quarter,
and the ordinance passed.
.. Cuutuuinn Hnrreit wm appointed
a committee of one to visit the fire
company and extend the courtesies
of tho city council and assure the
company of tho co-oeratlon of the
city government in all efforts to
maintain an efficient department.
The tailor shop heretofore located
on second street, has been moved to
Main street opposite lirock & Sols
drugstore. '
U. A. Wehrung and family, with
friends, have planned a trip to Tilla
mook. The party is to start Satur
day morning, the 5th Inst.
Dr. Adklns will go to Newport to
morrow for a few days communion
with old ocean. He will leave his
assistant in tho oftlce, who Is equal
to an aching tooth.
Dr. F. J. Hal ley, who has. been
East for the past ten months or more,
returned homo yesterday. He Is
well tanned brown as a nut. On
Wednesday he passed through a belt
where the mercury stood at 120.
The little son of Mrs. Johnston, of
Roedvllle, who recently got his left
thigh badly broken, Is doing nicely
we find on enquiry of Dr. Linklater,
the attending surgeon.
Dr. S. T. Linklater received on
Thursday the sad Intelligence of the
death of his brother which was
not entirely unexpected. The de
ceases! had been a sufferer for several
months.
If this weather continues to get
hotter for a week or two, those un
righteous fellows who find It agree
able to them, need not be afraid of
their future emigration to bades
or sheol.
A gentleman of this city has
brought us some very luclous peaches
of an early kind. We feel grateful
for his kindness, and, feeling thus,
purposely omit giving his name, as
lie might require to sit all night near
his trees with a shot gun.
It Is a big navy that can afford to
lose flvteen ships and 2,332 officers
and men In thirty years. That Is
the loss suffered by the British gov
ernment In the period stated. Mil
lions of pounds have gone to the bot
tom, partly, perhaps, because Eng
land has been a pioneer id naval
matters, and has experimented with
weird craft. With the evolution of
complicated and unwieldy ships like
some of the Ironclads, it may be nec
essary to evolute a new nee of sailors
to maneuver them.
Charles Hall, a son of County Sur
veyor Hall, w ho went over Into the
Nehaloin country In June, has my
teriously dlsapieared, no wor4 hav
ing boon heard from him since July
17th. Ho wa to have wodded a
young lady at Mist but his disap
iiearunoe has mado that Impossible.
Ills betrothed mourns him as one
dead, and that is protahly his estate,
for no other explanation can be given
for his alisence. His business was
making collections for a nursery
house. One remittance had been
made, and ho was known to have
some money on his person. A very
interesting letter from his pen was
published In tho Independent of
july 7th, and another was promised,
tut it has not been received. Hur
veyor John Hall, his father, started
for Vernoula and Mist this morning,
hoping to get soma UtelUgenoe of
bm Bitoeing boy.
rORKS r (i(t')VE
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Morgan re
joice in the arrival of a girl baby at
their house last 1 rlday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Jones returned
from Netarts Wednesday. Hubs
Johnson returned Tuusday.
Hev. Mr. Sehofield, a Baptist
minister of Hrewnsville, was tn the
city over Sunday and Monday.
J. Wheelook Marsh, editor of the
Times, expects to sis-nd next week
at the coast and take a well-earned
rent.
Attorney Langley's new resldonos
has been bivuu in the west sldti of
town and will be a commodious
structure.
Mr. and Mrs. Luck, parents of
Mrs. Johu E. Hal'.iy, arrived from
Michigan last Friday and will make
their future residence here.
Mr. Itoland Mapes, now of the
Union Title Abstract Company,
Salem, Is here this week visiting
friends and taking a midsummer
rt.
Qtso. W. H. Odell, president of the
trustees of Willamette University,
Salem, and a prominent politician
for many years, was In the city
Monday night visiting friends.
The Loyal Legion gavj a moon
light sociable last Friday evenlug,
serving Ice cream and cake and hav
lng a good time generally, in Rider's
grove, a beautiful spot for such a
gathering.
Dr. Cola and wife took a buirirv
ride to Portland Saturday and It is
thought the . bank troubles there
caused the faithful stcod to think
that the doctor had a luighty urgent
sick call.
The brick work Is being put Its bv
Mr. Gleason under the High School
building for the furnace which Is to
be placed there to heat the building,
instead of the old rickety stoves they
have had for some time.
Between Shattuck and Hertha
Tuesday morning your correspon
dent saw a fine old cow caught by
the north-lsHind passenger train and
get both hind legs broken. She was
left In a pitiful plight.
Mr. K. M. Ward, son of Ur. D. w.
Ward, has purchased the drug and
stationery stock of A. Ii. Thomas A
Co., who have been building up a
splendid trade. Mr. Ward will take
possession In a few weeks.
H. u. nays, one of the proprietors
of tho Holton House, accompanied
by his wife and four babies, came
from Portland Friday evening and
went by team to Tillamook, their
old home, next day, to spend the
heated term by the seaside.
Frank llllams, of llillsboro, had
quite a serious runaway Tuesday
while going through our city.
While driving along Pacific Avenue
one of his horses in kicking at flies
got one leg over the tongue and this
scared the animal so that he kicked
hard and broke the tongue and both
horses became unmanageable, finally
running against a post and throwing
Mr. Williams out of the buggy on
bis head and shoulders. lie lay
unconscious for a time, but finally
recovered and went home claiming
not to be much injured. Those who
saw the occurrence were badly
frightened and thought Mr. Williams
was surely killed.
Our bank closed its doors last 1 rl
day eveuing to open no more up to
present writing. Saturday morning
the usual notice appeared on the
door and a slight flurry of excite
ment was created, but it wtut vry
generally believed that the suspen
sion was only temporary, and that
all liabilities would be met. C. M.
Keep, the owner of the bank, has a
good deal of valuable real estate In
this neighborhood, and the bank Is
said to have plenty of collateral, so
that there Is no danger. The funds
of business men generally through
out the city are tied up, but there is
no hardship felt yet aud with a reas
onably quick settlement ait wiil be
well. A meeting of depositors In
consultation with Thos. S. Keep, the
cashier, was held at the Keeley In
stitute offices Saturday evening,
at which Hon. T. II. Tongue was
present, and an amicable arrange
ment was reached until C. M. would
arrive home. He came Tuesday
and on Wednesday evening another
meeting was held in the same place,
and was largely attended by those
Interested. Mayor Hughes was
again chosen chairman, and Frank
IJavey secretary. A committee con-
isting of Mayor Hughes, Frank
Davey, E. H. Heitzhausen, J. C.
Woods and Anton Pfanner was ap
pointed to examine the affairs of the
bank and report conclusions and
suggestions to another meeting Fri
day evening. Mr. Keep gave every
assurance of a willingness and deter
mination to see every creditor paid
as soon as possible, and that he will
do all in his power to bring this
about. There is i.o question but he
has plenty of property to do it, and
with reasonable fair play will accom
plish It.
$500 Rewara
For any trace of antipyrine. mor
phine, chloral or any o'her Injurious
compound in Krause's Headache
Capsules. 25 cents. For sala by
llillsboro Pharmacy.
The August Cosmopolitan Is at
hand. It is another surprise In com
pleteness and a marvel in price, being
put on the market at 12 cents per
number.
An urchin named Campbell, re
cently from Canada and a neighbor
of Ueorge Campbell near Laurel,
held a stick of wood on the block for
his sister to split. She missed the
block, of course, but not the boy's
third finger w hich was cut diagon
ally through the second Joint. The
boy ran to his mother, the finger end
hanging by a bit of skin. She had
wit enough to come to a surgeon here
and have the digit properiyjdreased, ,
There are hoiies of a speedy recovery.
The following clipping Is from an
article which recently appeared In
the Chicago Ncws-Itooord under the
heading "Hlval Fruit States: " 'It
is not entirely a contest between Cal
ifornia and Florida. The Pacific
coast stat -a are united against the
Southern peninsula, but they also
keep upa lively competition betwi-en
themselves. Oregon Is In the thick
of it, with pears like pumpkins and
prunes almost as large as ftjotbaiL.
Here are sonte of the signs ovt-r the
department ' hrogon tha land of the
big red apple,' 'lVnches 17$ Inches in
Oregon,' ltoes bloom every month
In Oregon,' 'No cyclones or bllzxards
in Oregon, 'Oregon the home of the
prune,' 'Two bites to a cherry la
Oregon.' The visitor must not lin.
ger for any time within sound of the
Oregon man's vole, or be will be
come convinced that all rthor states
are barren deserts compared with
the balmy and prolific groves of Ore-geo."
ARE YOU PREJUDICED ?
Many poj,le think it necessary to go to some large
city to find a first-class
DRUG STORE ..
Don't you believe it, because you can be convinced that tu?re is a first
clas. drug store here, by calling on
BRCOK & SELS
whj carry a fine and varied
stock of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT iY.EjICINES
Prescriptions carefull compounded by uu experienced
FINE V
UILLSBOrtO,
UOHV
LSTISS4SKII -JoIt 9utb. to the v
f uf O
lutoruaiirsr. a dsaulitor.
BiiMOssss. July Both, to the wifs
us assuioiseo, a ditorftiter.
Comm.!.. Aneast 1st. to tbs wifs f Wui,
coQoall, a daiiKbtor.
US10. j
Jos. (Ja-ston was in town last wis '.
J. W. SappillKton visited Hillshi.i u !
tills week.
J. J. Fowler paid the metropolis a !
visit tins wi-ok.
lnley Melood's new house i
nearlng completion.
Kev. Mrowu.of HillMboni, pnsiched
here Sunday evening.
C. W. Hudson is making an exca
vation for the basement of his new
cottage.
Mrs. It. O. Oarrett
day from llillsboro
been visiting friends.
Clarence Carr has
returned Mon-'
where she hiu
erected i. fi u t- i
drier after a plan of his o n.
11
ones apples in good shso In I
r.s
hours.
Rev. Beauchaini., of HMIsVro,
together with C. a. lUymond aivl
wife, attended a l usker picnic up
Patton Valley fiutnmy.
I uudentand ti e Fsnr - m1 Alli
ance pfts,sj rix'.la'i.-.s protesting
agaln-.t the threatened rop ml or Uie
Sherman lav HAilur hut nwting.
A game of ball U t-v-x-.. tne first
and tteeond alien of this r-!ce Sunday
resulted n, u ,rv, ur .-, lo in in favor
Of the s-v-r-l -nlno. 'the second nine
werosllo ..m ..n tp.iilos to start on.
E. X. Hur-i ' g will soon commence
work On his new residence. The
lumber 0n tl eground, and as soon
as car;ntr aro able to get around
to It, wcrk will lmnusliately com-
nieuce.
.
' V LllT.EU
Hislfh Is Improving.
Bli Ujptritit-a ure quite plentiful.
I.!,lnKcr Hros. have started a
deilve, y wagon'.
trunk Pitman, barber at Lufayeitte,
was u town Saturday.
DiMi Hill and A. H. llcxiver left
for Intern Oivg-n last rrkUy . .
Horhnui Midthesof Yamhill coun
ty is VlU"g with his isirents of ttiis
pi. ice. '
Hev.i ivid Lynch
011 t.W ).iou!:tuill lst
duu.lsy
held serviees
Saturday and
Jos. Mattlies wont to llillsboro
Tuesday u have Dentist Adklns do
some work on 1.1s teeth.
Mrs. H'-tford -cf Newbcrg, will
i.penic at te Mt. Olive church next
buudsy a( 4 v'elock p. m.
Mr. Iloliort Stephenson is building
a graniry f r the accommodation of
bin w beat crop this year.
John Matthews of llillsboro was
ia town with l is colts Wednesday,
to git McSh- rrv lir.js. to do some
work. Job .(,-! i'v hei"t'go to
get j-xmI w . 'i.
tlll IS Ml ,'.
Haying is altit finished In this
locality.
J. W. II. Miller, of Alhina, was In
this neighborhood today.
Mesars. Ogden A Tauch have dis
solved partnership. The name of
the firm Is to be Ogden A Hon.
Miss Lllllo Stephens, of Amos'
Chapel, who has lieen visiting at the
creamery for the past month, re
turned to her home today. We
understand she will teach at Pur
haras this fall.
Mrs. Helen H. Harford, of New
berg, will deliver an at'dress on
temperance in tho M. K. church in
this place on Saturday evening and
also Sunday morning at eleven. We
consider ourselves a very temperate
neighborhood, hut at the same time J
we should always encourage a
lecture of this kind by our presence,
and also by our purse if necessary,
and try and build up humanity.
Come out and bring all your
uelgh bors.
Take tioed Cars of the 1 hlldren.
For summer complaint in children
there Is nothing so good as Cham
berlln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrlnea
remedy. It cures dysentery, diar
rhoea, and cholera infantam, and
never falls when used In time and
the plain printed directions are fol
lowed. When reduced with water
and sweetened it is pleasant to take.
20 and SO cent bottles for sale by
Uillsboro Pharmacy.
Baskleo's arnlra Malre.
The best salve In the world for
Cuts, Bruls, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, t ever Sores, Tetter, Uiapjxsi
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin eruptions, and positively cures
Illes, or no pay rsuired. It Is guar
anteed to give jK-rfeot satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 2't cents jsr
box. Fur sale by llillsboro Phar
macy, A flat car costs about $.WH, a fl.it
bottora coal car $175, a gondola drop
bottom 1-500, a fruit car (ventilated)
$700 ami a refrigerate car o. A
four-wheeled catmone costs .ViO, and
an right-wheeled one 7(S. The
prices given on the alove cars in
clude power brakes and vertical plane
couplers. A oivfoot mail and hag-;
gaire car costs $3.Ml0. a second-class ;
coach H.8O0, a first-class ciach
600, while a first-class Pullman car
costs 115.000.
Parties going east will find it to
their Interest to call on J. I. Knight
before buying tickets. Office in City
tUU, Uillsboro, Oregon. tf
UK FUMES.
oRF-OON
U'
i it if.
i
J.-M-ing
1 1 1 r , 1 time of
trsde has hut a
it. Schulmerich
Jt son were nhle to take advan
'age of Urn market.
lie Walked In
And told tin frightened jobber
ho would pay his own price for
u line of Clothing. He got
thiiin quick,
And lie IVnpose
to More
Those, goods on I lis run, at
practically your prices. Come
while the lot is fresh and at its
best.
HILLSBORO HOUSE
J. NOHTHItOT, Proprietor
Corurr SwmJ . imJ.. WsdiinuUin Htreeti
NKWbV FUKNIUUVn
AND ItENOVATED
A FIUST CLASH TABLE, Mid all ao
oonnnoiliitiiiin fur lh convenience of
gawits.
Surcharges Reasonable
IMI'EHLUj K(i(i FOOD
For all varieties of Poultry, laying
Fowls, Young Chicks, Ducks.
ioso and Turkeys.
WILL MAKK V01 It HEN'S LAV
it keeps fowls in best condition, and
mskex poultry the most prof
itable stock on the farm.
No poultry yard Is complete without
MPFKIU KMJ FOOD.
For an is by , . .
S. f . S )( THAitn.
ii. . . t
Xolire to
Open Streets
Alley.
anil
VLLprrwimi Living fenne or ottiarob
triiotioiiH in niir HtroxtA ur alloys in
Hlllshoro, ar hnrrhjr nuiilli-d to rem ore
tbs sums. If aucli oli'truotiunit ara not
removed wiUim ton ilny from the dsta
hereof tlioy will lx re.uored by the alival
ouiuiiiisHiuni'r ununr tlis dirention of lbs
Streot oumuilUeu of id oitjr . f HilUhoro
Gi;i). II. W1MXJX,
Cbslrmnn nf Htrent Comiuittee.
AU(junt i!, 1H-J:l. 10
Dead Letter Lint.
lion Iltxlrick, Aniiis Jackson, All
letters not calhsl f'jr by August 12th
will be sent to the il-'ml letter office.
One cunt charges on each htter
called for. M. A. IJitoWN, I. M. i
Said the dTil lo l'oll Kly, "Put do rum in
ttiy tea,
Ur die aa thy mother died, ae twenty
tbree." But Pull made reply thnt itrnck the fisod
douiti,
"My iiiuthur, yon know, pnt no tea in her
ruin."
Iff. X. L. Saltftr
A well known rlwuifn-sipber ol ll.rs 1. CaL,
tsittlet: "My fans and L.xly were eorere4
wlki red blnU-bel w'.ilch dllflrirsd m and oeua-
' I e4 Biiicb aullrr.nf . Other mcllalnat txlsd VI
help sty oae, but after taking iuur bottle uf
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I aa entlrsiy free from my blotch and aa
psrfscUy weO." HOOD t CURH.
Hood's Pills are puraly rg.uble
carefully prepareO. ii6. Iry bo. .
.-rxvvf
i n
te: Si!
1 1 radii Mara.t
a, - 'M m
When 0U see a isuod lliln
as CATCH IT a.
That Is what svery tSOOD house-ke4-H-r and cook does hn she krmws
w hero to buy
CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER
.. sOl.li UY ..
HUGHES, MORCAN A ROGERS,
of milshoro, Oregonand acknowledgo.1 by all as superior to auy bkiu
' Powder lu the market.
Try It, asil be conflaceil that what we isr I tra.
HlKillES, M0HUAX & 110GEKS.
HILLSBORO MEAT MARKET
BURST ii 'I HUM AS, Proprietors,
MAIN STREET, . . . . HILLSBORO.
CHOICE BEEF. MUTT0X, YEAL AM) i'OHK
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Highest market price paid for lioeves, Mutton, Veal aud Hgs. Pair
dealing to all. Please give us a trial.
CARSTENS BROS. & MEAD, Proprietors.
HILLSBORO SASH
Maaufacturart asS Oaalara In
SASH. DOORS AND MOULDINGS
A Fall I.I u of atauilsriJ ai.os ami paltsrus uf Nanh, d.sis uionldinxs un.l
brackets constantly io utix k.
Hperlal Deslgss of builder' goods mails to order mi abort notice.
1. amber Yard. In rontiection with tlie aU anil door factory a lumbar
jiini will le kept constantly stink is I with niuj;h ami dreawid liinibor of all kinds.
Rallders aro invilivl to place their .irii.-ri) with im.
Otlice at the fai-tory, west of ths railroad stalion, llillsboro, Oregon.
PoTLiN, 0ai. A.
Open all the year. Students may entef at any time. Catalogue free).
I A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS.
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4aM sstsa
I Hilhboro Livoryjeeiani Sales Stable
S-il,sS-SrtfcJ-wSir-nAM,iii-'liii,AisAA ia.asSii
.. oHiitia ron
HACKS, BUGGIES AXD BIDING HOBSKS
rsOirii.V ATTKNUED T4.
A MEW LINK OF MGGIt ADItEB.
Orders left far HEARSE will recelrs arsntpt stteutlea.
KeaieBiher the Plsce.
MAIN STEEET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL.
F. J. WILLIAMS & J. W. 8EWELL . Proprietor.
i ... ill i . til .ill .I.LISJ..1JH
( All. AXI HV.K ...
Dr. W. BOWLBY,
DRUIST ANP B00KSLLR,
, FOREST GROVE,
' And get your money's worth of Drugs, McdiclnM, Toile Article,
Envelopes and Paper, Musical Merchandise, and everything usually kept
in a firxt-claxs country Drug, IJok and Novelty Store.
Prescriptions and formula? carefully compounded at all hours.
FRED HAMBLETON 6463
PLANTER 2518
Will stand for ssrTtre for the season of ISM at the Fair (ireosdi, Milliners.
FRED II AM It L ETON A4A3.
4-year-eld Reeero), anS; g-year-eld tae
rd, a:aS fwblle Trial, a:i).
Is a chetnut horse, 1 S hand, wei(l)i
1075 pound.
Sire Hiimbletonian Mambrino, sire nf
Susie H., 2:18; Vanqiliah, 2 :1U nt 3 years
old; Jane L., etc.; dam Sjrl nlit-ld
Maid, dam of Van Trump, 2 ami I-nil
llaiutilelon, 2:2tl, hv Lakoland AIkUIIuIi,
sirecif tiiHirge O., 2:21 etc., a full brotlier
to llarrold, sire of Msu.l H., 2:0H),ami
fTaniUireof Kremlin, 2 :07 ; 2d. dam Ka
uda, dam of Caatiamiia, 2 ;lftf b? Alet
ander'a .lnliillh, aire nf GuM-nnith
Maid, 2:14 e. c, and of 18 uln-s nf lL'fl
2,3(1 tmtters, inclinlinif Alnmnt, Hi-lmiuit,
eto., and 27 daiiu of li-'i 2 liotuim ; it. I
dam by Kriday, aire nf the dam nf (ion.
Conlev, 2:17 by Imp. Trimtee; 4th dam by
Imp. lb-llfoundcr, aire of Kywlvk'a li-im-bletonian.
Fred IUmMeton'a reenrd waa miule
uoerM.ively in the arrond and third fit-ut
of a hotly conteted ra.-e on the KHlem
trai k before the turns were thrown tip,
and after only lo short season's soik.
Soother trotter in Oregon has yet e.iialiel
that performance with an short hamllmg.
Hiu iilre in the only nUlllon in the North
Pacific thai ha three of hi. gi t with rec
ord better thao 2:20.
Fred Hambleton and Van Tmnip are
the only Malliona in the North I'arilic
wh( duin has produced two atnllinn. with
trotting record of 2:29 and better.
Ilia Mud npportunitiea have leon limit
ed. Put three of hi colta have been
worked, l.ia, a yearling, trojl.-d a j Hur
ler in 4V) second. Alia Hamlin, timed
in a race, one-half mile, in 1 :lrt. Km.
Ilanihli'ton won the 2 vrar old Ukt i(
hit year at SHlem and S(H,kHiie t nil-, iiml !
wan then injured. I
Neither I.is nor Alia lUsilIn lin.I fully
recovered from sicknka during their per- j
forman. I
TERMS : 8lngl service, $iii; Sttison, w ith priviU-gv cf retora, MS;
Insurance, ton.
Mares IntruHjinl to iiiq to Ik- brcl, will receive goral rare and rastorage)
at tl..r0 js-r month. For further Infuriutttiiui addn-s
T. U.IDNUl t, lllllkkoro, Or.
AND DOOR CO.
I. AlMBTlOHU, PaiN0ir4t.
PLANTER 2518.
Sire ef fendere,:a:aSH. at 4 yeses.
A bay linrne, 15 hands, weight ia Beth,
1 itx poiiimn.
Sire PancnaM, ire Poncede Leon, t :3-.
Garnet. 2:13 ; Patron, 2 :14$, ete., and the
Ire Alii, 2:10 at 4 yeara;dm Lucia, dam
of llay liream, 2.21 j at 4 yeara ; Marlann
trial, 2:.til, and the dama of Wyatt, 2:27,
ami Nydia Wilkes, 2.231, hv Hambleton
ian 10, aire of 1 3H, aire of 1172 in the list,
and of till ilania of M7 2 :30 trotters ; 2J dam
Trinty, dam of Ieiicallon, 2 :12, aire of 9
In the liat; John Iiye, 2 2j, Scotland
Maid, 2:WJ, and the dam of Kanhorn,
2:2'ij, by Sfarllmrouih, aon of Truaten,
ami aire of the dam of John Croldaiailh,
2 :2-i ; 3-1 dam by Henry Lhirock. No
atallinn in the north Pacific baa a better
apeed inheritance than Planter.
Pancnaxt, bia aire, waadiaablnd a larirw
portion of hi life, yet at 15 years ol agw,
nf hig-t hal records better than J:20.
and & of them had remrda better than
2: 1. Sand one of his aona had aired Alia,
2 20, at 4 yean, and Pactolns, 2:13, a
ahowing eoualled by no other amlllon
itigordcad. Panc.wv.t a dam. atill U?la,
haa Ave colta with t rot tins- record
than x and ,t i.rtier anna and two o4 her
danghtera have produced 2 :80 apeedk
Lucia. Planter's clam, haa s 4-year els
with a record of 2:21. and 1 aea and t
daughter that have prod need 3 :30 speed.
Truaty, hie ac-ond dnm, kaa S eolU witk
record-, belter than 2 :3 and 1 ana aud 2
.liinghtcra that hare pruiliired 2:30 apeed.
Hut 4 of Planter a -t hav been lraine.1.
Pandora, nt 4 yeara of age had won ait
race and ohlaincd a record of 22s.
Puuline, aa a yearling, atartel twice, we
at 8ikn 'and was second al Balero.
Planet, al 3 yeara, waa aecond lo Castinsj
al 2-.Vi. T. n.pli ion, at 4 years was ssc
on I to Wiaider at 2 :341.
No other Htallion iutiregoa cr Waahlrg
tun nt li-n ve in, of tip-, had bad so lltihs
npM,rtiinity and had smile so g-od a ehow.
ing aa Plant, r. 1 have a nnmfer ef dri
ing hore., l.r.Kxl mare with foal, land
ciltaand allies by the above borseafur
a.ilC at r. aiiimlile .rirea.
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