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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1893)
HILLSIJORO INDEPENDENT IK I DAY, HKITKMHKH 1. 1 li lVrtlunil ImlustrUl t-x)xnitin will i-n n Vilnl;iy, S.jitemlx-r i!7th. Tilts I h Mrst-.-lus liinl wiling In tl.i market at x-r thousand. S irli ..riff hIiouIJ stimulate buiLl- Tlr tiU' fair txilH lit Stil.'lll on M mi lay, fv-pUMiiU-r 11th. It will .sx'ii I.' time for those who Intend jjolntf to park a irl . IIonoraUlK T. II. Tonnu.t hit tv-turn..-.! from hi hummer vwntion iin.l it ilaily In hi law- rtli-e wrt lins' u ilh tho Ihi-.1ihw inii'U-s ofliis iliints. A party wm this w.ik lUng through town for u pluiv to put In it ri'-'Hiirant hinl kv ri-am parlors. At I.it.st Ulvh no Imiitlori lill'l I t.fii t-lit'J. '1'lit? oumJruot land case mis hecu ai'p-.-ali'J to the United Static circuit inurt, Ju.Jif.. Oilhert, of Ortvon, .M Js'oniii, f California, and 1 lass ley, of Neviul"', sitting together. Tin- I'li mat Milling i-ompaiiy 1 iifi'ivlnij thl wfk ulmut twenty lciii'Nof wh..ut per day averaiutf niXty lill-ihH lurli. Tin quullity of MmV'l hurVft I better tliuil thill of I t-t year. The farmer' lire Ju-t in the iniiUt t.foati harvest. Th yield I het'er than uas e.H- leil two month.-, hjjo, mid the hor-its ran take mml'ort that the f-tiM'k of rain is ample f. r the I'liiniii year. 'i'here is it iiiaiiitloent nijMT weight in the show wiinlow of Messrs. UriK k A- Mel,, made from maple knot. The mts'haiilu who tiawi'd and polished it is K-iiire J. 1. Knl-lit. Tlie Newport exeurslonlsts nfter an at'-HinH of four weeks have mostly rel urneil, Just in time though to help iis hreathe the hot, hinoky uir of mid hummer. The HIINUiro colony tit Netarls however, liuuntuiin its in ler'rity. Hop ilekliii will rommenee in viriiest in this nelhliorhoixl nhout Monday, tlx 11th. So fur there wMim to bo no Im-k of pickers. The crop U miiturinif In excellent lm; and the quality good. Tho lice have troiiblisl but Hllxlitly this year. Tho iNtucPLXDEN'T Job fifth- has Just printed a new edilioii of blank w arrauteo dee U especially arranged for use ou the typewriter. It I be lieved theso are tho flrnt printed for a lyi.'wrlter, and the beauty and f-xccllenoo of the blank will cause it f o b a favorite with conveyancer. Ili'lrts from tho cholera-spreading ceutrs are alarnilnjr. If all Amer ican port wero as careful as United .States lust year all might lie well, Imt the fear of a lodgement In some .f the Houth American countries Is Imimnent, What wo have to do Is to keep clean. How are tho back yards in IJIlMioro? A private iiirrenpondent a! Shoal water ly, Washington, states that l'ather J." S. Orlilln and wife, of this county, are at Oylervlllo visiting friend's. Mr. Orittln ha preaclusl once In tho Methodist church at that place, and was out ou beach picnic excursion as froliiome a.s though they had been Ukeil by him fd xty years ago. Last Saturday evening a the wife .f Mr. 1. Abplaniiip, of Heislvlllo, was in tho act of desi-onding from the upper atory of her jiartlally con Hiructed house, to tlie room below by means of a ladder the atair hav ii'nc not yet biH-n built shw slipix-d iiihI fell dislocating her left hhoul.ler. Next inornlng nho wa taken to Jllllsboro .and had the dislocation reduced by one of our surgeons. A tremendous htorm is rcjortcd on the Atlantic .seaboard at Savanna, ieorgiu and llultlmore, Maryland, the MOUtli'UMt winds piled high the Kill w iters on Monday night ao that the htrocts were Hooded and business Pii-pended the next day. A hundred lives were lost In (ieorgia and much iironertv occuriil .,.,-ii. ii..r In IlillslMiroi all was quiet. The mnoke of a Hae ful Indian summer is wltli us. i ui' . .a. 't... ..... . itovs cmch rats with hook and line, There is an area in the rear of Messrs. U-rst A Thomas' butcher shop w here rats do congregate. They can't go further since tho doors have leen iron plated accordingly ' there they play. The boys from tlie hallway of the upper story dmp them a line billed daintily. A rat Is most al ways hooked, but rsvasionally the bait, hook and part of the line go.w is w hen fishing. Messrs. llerst A Thomas are now retting all ''lr ' nullo froln iillaniook counly. The beef Is exceedingly line, and belli driven by easy stage over the mountains gels here lu most excellent condition. Urovesof from eighteen to twenty live, come over at a time and finds a readv esi.sh sale at flguns satisfactory to th seller. This Is the first year Ih.if Tillamook has Ihoii abie to furnish regular market in Washing ton county for the reoson then has been no ifirect road aero the hills. Now the Wilson river Is used, A few davs ago a fanner, who yearly hai i few 'les of wool to market along ulsait harvest loaded .... t.,r tiio nmiiixl sale, and mime to own with a bulk that ut previous -tie. netted eighty or ninety dollars, but this year at the outside notation be can realize no more than twenty dollar for hU product, ami worse than that there is no market at that figure. o one to buy. JJe tound storage rtoiii and tlien- it is. Some KM.uUieans standing by culd not pv.cti.v the self denial that ought to belon to every partiam, but had Jo mention to tin" wool grower that he hid the cbumre for which he vote. I l.i-t fall. 1'or the pa-t two or more wis k hv ten . '.lH k in the morning tlie hitching -t by the court house -Mii.ire has lasn well patronised by li' ht vehicles, of the thirty or forty i.'ams fi.smentlys.vn standing there, hardly ha a farm wagon Uen of the number. Huggl- and carts have predominated. And tha drivers Uo are f,r the mn.1 part women or boy. These do the errauds of the farm while the strong men re In the harvest field. The farmer herea bouts are uot dcpendJnif much on extra hired labor but are wappntf work pod thu housing the crop without a irnet expenditure of ujoucy. "The white raps were fait Ia.t nlt.t, !ir" "No. they were not. It was it Imrel'sisl prmssslitig, and Tiuhoru mw liow it was and went." The Ijeginiiing of this Khort stry reacheo back noiiie time iuv. A man liaiiesl Walile, I.s-.illy ansvr H to Tinhorn, a gambler, has Uvn making the cirvuit of tlie towns for sime months. At one time he would be iii Vancouver, then ho would show up at Oregon Cite. IIilslMn is in his circuit, and .McMimiviile is not nhu lined. Some wis-ks ago be eug.igti.1 in a game here in an out-of-the-way plui-e ln-st known to the initiated, and mado a little winning. Somo others claimed to have h"iied him and wanted a divy w hich was made to some and refusal to otiiers. Ibis lirought enmity, and Tinhorn was not permitted to practis at the bar, or engage in auy game. His occupation was gone. Vengeance. Un Tucsd.iy be buute.l f..r Listrlct Attorney Harrett tut he was out of town. In the ew tiing w hen he was sts-u a meeting wm t.ppolnte.1 for Wednesday luortiing and the iiftine of everyone in towu who bad matched coIqi for clears was listed for urrt d on tlie charge of gambling. Iiy soiu'j inemis this was brultixl abroad t'id the innocent and guilty pix-leil Issues and es-orte.l Tinhorn outside of town and showed him a barrel of tar and a sack of feathers, accompanied with the remark that he could go "us Is" but li" he .stayed, they would pnxis-d to dress him in a new uit. The barrel was black and the feathers well, he took note of the fact that they were handy, so he Weld. Ilarrct thinks he got a ' dollar or two for going but he is! probably mistaken this time. It is slid that several others of the fra- j ternity got letters by Tuesday night's delivery riving notii-c that a more! eircumscct walk Is to lx observed. -t In talking of the matter Tinhorn Is denominatisl a petty gambler w hich ' leads one to iiii'er that there are great plungers in towu. If this bo true, let them look luto the tar barrel and touch tho feather sack as well as the ' mull ones. Some of us are inclined to It ml fault ! and complain of the public highways , in the county and even wonder and! spis'ulate us to why the county court ) don't do more to better their con-' dition. Perhaps we would sing our tune in u different key if w e con sldereu tlie length of the road to be ( cared for. Those In let position i to know, assert that there are 300; miles of public roads in Washington 1 county. Many of these crosses rivers, ! swamps and gulches by expensive I bridges. Our court Is exceedingly j careful of the public funds, disburs ing only when absolutely necessary, The result Is a county out of debt, or ! nearly ho, und thoroughfares that are pa.vs.ible, at least In the summer time. It Is mild that JoNcphiue county is $si,U0i) in debt. Verily there are things worse than bad roads. A stid case of drowning occurred at Scholl'a Ferry last Tuesday A fourteen-year-old daughter of James Spidel, with perhaps others, were bathlne; In the river and at the time resting on a log float used for the mooring of small lioats. This float is part of the time Hnbmergisl so that tlie logs are coated with the usual slime and very slippery. The girl moving on these treacherous logs lost lier balance and HlipK-d into diH'p water. The alarm was ut once given but it wiu fully an hour liefore the body was rcs'oveml, und too late to restore life. Tlie girl's mother, at the time, was visiting ut Portland. The dccuned was buried at Lone Fir cemetery, Portland, w here other members of the family ho. lbxl and gun. C. lllascr, with his family ami friends, have enjoyed his outing high upon hairy creek, where fl-h are plenty and birds to be found. Cut he mourns the loss of a ten dollar rod ruined in this wis.'. He heard , the whirr of it pheiuant and saw it coming toward him along an open I space. When miir enough he whipped out hi favorite rod and struck tlie bird, which fell a few fis't away, its neck and w ing broken, so was 'the tip of his rod. This is the I more remarkable simr last year, not j more than fifty loct from the same place, lie kilbsl two grouse by a right and li-tt aw ing of his tl-hing rod. "The Hook of the Pair," by II. II. be H.un rolt, is nubli-hlng. It will . issued In twenty-live numbers or forty page each, at a subscription price of one dollar pef nuniUT. The pages are 12x1.5 inches, pnnt.sl on fine pajHr, In the high.st style of urt preservative. I lie uiu-irauous are tine. Nothing has before approached the D'sik of the Fair in typographical execution. Like the exhibits de scribed, it 1 uiltspiahsl. Wesly Harrison, formerly of this county, is sp Midiug a few day in II illslM.ro. Some months ago he received a gun-hot wound in the right leg Ju-t la-low the kns At the time he had surgical treatment, but the wound never closed and is yet giving him much trouble. One .f his errands this time is to consult our surgeons here. It is more than probable that a painful njeratioii may by decld.sl upon. A conversation with a Portland saw bone a few days ago developed the fact that the profession there was living and that is all. The health of the place is from bis standpoint distressingly good This he at tributes to the close money market which necessitates plain living, and leople eat no more than is r.s(iiirsl for maintaining existence. No glultoney i Indulged hence lllne-s is avoidisl. A letter iisslv.sl from our towns man, Oisi. Schulmcrich, states that he is enjoviiu his vl-it to California to the fullest extent. At the time of his writing he was nt hi-old loyhwl home, looking over the tailings hoping to spy a gold nugget that was mis-4sl by the miners twenty vears uK'o. What was then a mining lamp is now a thrifty fruit -ection grow ing grapes and poach. -. An exciting story i- told oil tlie tris-ts this w.s k w herein it Is stated that now since the sihor purcha-e law Is to ls resal.sl, the orcgonian will -u Saturday next commetus) throwing twenty "dollar pieces from the tower to the street U-low. Hurrying times. Thus thought the people and horse on Mr. Con ncll'a place, by Olencoe last w.vk. Tw o car loads of outs wero threshed on Tuesday, drawn to the station on Wedii.-Miuy, lliursilay sold in I'ora lanl at 87 cent r bu-hel Dr. Poppleton, of Portland, was in town on Tuesday, and Is as Jolly USUnl. For home made title and other pnre candies call at th bakery. You can always get your candies fresh at the bakery. AttomcyW. Ik Inllard, of St. Hel ens, was in the citv yesterday at tending to legal bll-ineM. U-v. II. It. Kl worthy will occupy the pulpit In the Methodi-t church next Sunday, morning and evening. The hund engiue of the Hillsboro fire department, sold Dome time ago, was lii s away the latter part of laat Wttck. It is gone. TheJsherwuod prerwsl brick plant is running at its full capacity. Sale for tie product Is found at remuner ative figures. Therv w ill lie a grand iiiiimchI con cert aii'l i. creum festival ut the JreiiyilIe w'hixil house, Saturday eveniiip, N pteuilx r I'd. Adlllis-ioll ffes?. Come every bidy. The Veteran Firemen leave Port land oO Sunday next for The lilies, where the annual tournament occur The Portland loys will take a machine with them. Marriage liceue was U utjd on August d to John C: Her c-d arid IX'lla Sear ageel is. August 20th to Lincoln A. Your g aged 2t, and Ha-e J. Itis-vis ag.sl 2o years. Those w ho pl.slg.sl money to the fire lu ll fund are hereby notified that the siime is now tlue, and they are rspie-bsl to deSi-il the several amounts .uU-criUsI with J. T. ,s ford. t 'lerk I ioodin paid lilKs u dollars for a myole sculp this w.s-k which be will mount over the vault ihsir, there to stand as a sentinel. Fil't.s'ii dollar- - the bounty paid by the county. W. L. Thorn Is building a water tank which is to lie placed on a tower cr.vttsl at bis home-lead. The tank will bo llll.-d with water rai-cd from a spring underneath by a w in I mill. Proli-sor (!. A. Stanley, pritviile of the Tucom.i, Washington, public sc hool , spent a day in Hill-boro with his brother, J. H. Stanley. Pro feasor S. is on his return trip from an e.xtendisl eastern trip. At the Methodi-t conference held at Albany la-t w.s-k and chiug on Monday, the apointmcnt of pastors affecting Washington county are lliU-boro H. li. Kl worthy; 1 leaver ton, F. J. Drown ; Cornelius, D. S. Wing-tead ; Forest Orove, D. A. Waters. The presiding elder Is M. ('. Wire. Zina Woods and the dogs aregainn at outs, Li-t Monday tlie dogs got among his sheep a Hock of Sli and .ntter.sl them through the bottom so that at nine o'clock that night no moro than forty could be found alive, six dead ones had lasn sen, and it was feared that many more w 111 die of wounds, If they nave not lsen killed outright. Messra. C'onnell brother smashed their steam thresher engine quite badly on Wednesday. A support to the fly-wheel shaft gave way by which the guides to the piston were wrenched apart and a cylinder head blown out. The damage is so seriou that repairs will not he undertaken for this harvest. Anew engine has Ihh'ii purchased and will be in the held this Friday morning at work. The delay will le but a day and a half. A gentleman, a practical baker, was in tow n this week hsiking for a I hi -ii i less oMning for putting in a bakery. It Is ti-lrable, all things considered, that he will conclude not to do so unless he buys Mr. Heldel's business. For, while conietition is desirable, yet w here there is business but for one another (stablidiment would but so cripple the w rvhi' that the public w ill sutler. There Is busl- i f. . I... r. uess nere uir imr imiver oui ii'M ioi two.' Attention Is called to the Newltcrg fair which will bo held Scptemlier 2ii, 27, 2S, and 2'ath. This s the only fair in Yamhill county, and will doubtless receive the support of the entire surrounding country. Arrangements are being made for a good exhibit of farm products, fine -lock and everything that will make the fair attractive and enjoyable to all who attend. Lilsral cash pre miums will lie awarded to exhibitors. Ask von r postmaster for premium list. It is full time our young people are selecting the school to be attend .s next year, and lu doing this, the Normal at Monmouth ought to pss-ive due consideration. If a young man or woman exects to teach only as a stepping stone to something better, a year In the Normal w ill be of Brent w orth. The y.ir commence Tuesday, Septem ber r.H h. tvx am i nation Mr en trams' In the Junior and senior classes will Is? held Monday, the 11th or Septcmlicr. A talk with one of our leading physicians was cheering lu that he stated that the dreaded Influenza, frcquantly know n as la grippe, run. its course In thi-ee years, and that the year following Its visitation is alw ays one of health and a light death rate. According to this law, then, next year will lie a s'rii"l health, and of course happiness. Now, If the lawmakers will only pive us good rules, under which to live, we will be happily fixed for the enjoyment of life. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wehrung will take the train tomorrow Sat urdaymorning for Portland from which citv they will the same eve ning Htart for t'hieugo by the Canadi an Pacific. Mr. Wehrung'a health is somew hat Impaired and he takes to traveling for Its benefit. He exX'ts to be lsent several months and while ea-t or tho HoeKie win visit Pitt-burg, the home of several nephews and nieces. It has lieen more thau forty years since he vi ited that city. In honor of her giie-d, Mrs. A. L. Ijivton. of illeno, Nevada, Mrs. II V. Hates Invited a number of hT friends to a ss'lal afternoon la-t Tuesduv, Tlw following persons wero present i Mr. V. L. Thorne, Mrs. Mary McCull.vh, Mrs. M. M, Pittingvr. Mr. J. I. Merryman, Mrs R. Waggener, Mrs. J. L. Iiarnard, Mrs. J. Hare, Mrs. J. P. Tamie-ie and Misse Lura and Iiena Waggen er. Fthel Merryman, Hattie J. Hice, F.llar'th Lagleton, Maud Pittinger, U.vse W ilcoz and Julia Jocclyn Most enjoyable hour were -pent. Accompanied by the best w Ishe of her new friends. Mr. Lay ton nd her daughter left for her home Wed nesday afternoon, where sho ha charjreofthe conservatory of music of bishop hltakcr eminary. The summer apirtionnif nt of school fund- will be made by Super Intendett Stanley next wec. The rule Is 70 cents per scholar rvrted lu-t March. The new Mlitil firm in York L. Me and Murphy. New PEHIIKS A CE.IM. Tlie Mctluslist church at Farming ton ha- pun lut-ssl an organ for us in church M-rvicen and Incon-equeuee gave a wxiul on Wedm-sday night to rai-e funds to pay for the same. Tlie church was well filled with people from various art of the county and promptly at o'clock the literary and musical part of the eut.rtuiiiiiieiit Is-gan under the direction of tho Progress Aaiateur Dramatic Club. While all did their parts well, essclal praL-o Is due the Mi--- May Hingley, Llllle Stephens, Grace Milton und Kthel Heharrell. To -ay that all tlid their part well was substantiated by the prolonged applau-e following each rendition. Following is the programme a ren- iere.1: Iiutrauiental bl hBcantiua iH-clmiiou ... HvadiuK . . -. ...tilirl BeUrrll . . MoJ HiDtfij .Mu lro Miltou Msj HidwUt ....Mr t. F. WooJ Llllu KidLl tWS'ltltlluU Uavt JtiWie Su Libns itoJ MuJ HuilT iSulo .Jirs. cutlJl " r 4; u i Kiiaiuui Ifswia Sivptions Hnt'itstuiu .tlml ifa-uar II I'liums "Suuixl III Haltie Cry" lb Club At this Juncture "js-aclies and cream" w as announts'd In order, and not the Ica-t surprising was the fact the jieaches were ac.simpaul.sl with real cream not sklmm.sl Isith on bottom and top but the genu ine article. There was no delay in waiting for napkins or llnger-glasts to be pavstsl, uot even for grace to lie said, but bll-llles.s Was pro ctssled with in tlie u-uiil manner on such occasions and ample Justice wa sts'iniugly done by all. No pains weie spans! to make matters pleasant fir the visitors from ahrimd, and at II o'clock the crowd liegan to wend their way homeward. Those pr-cnt from Hiilnhdro were: Misses Maud Plttenger, May Willis, draco Poc, Minnie Willis and Alma Willis, and Messrs. John Drown, Frank Williams, West Doseow, J. It. Dts'gle, John Funis and Will Feiltoll. W.IIMT0. Humor has it that Wapato is soon to have a store. Mrs. Wood visited her relatives in Pike this week. Ellis Flett Is ut Corvallis on busi ness this week. Oracle W. b-l. r Is very sick with measles. Mrs. D illard, of Portland, 1 vis iting her daughter Lura at Mr. Churchill's. John Flett and Mr. Person are In camp near Jones' mill gathering berries.- A son of full weight and measure arrived nt the home of Herb Cowls last week. Miss Storey, of McMlunvllle, has lieen engaged to tench our fall term of school. Mi-s fileiinie Durgett, of Portland, and Miss Delia Garrison, of McMinn uille, who have been the gmsts of Miss Kiln Floury for the past three weeks, returned to their homes Monday. Alfred I'leurv and Mlsss Delia Garrison, Kate Matheny and Glen- nie Durgett, and other parties from Portland, spent several day last week camping in the w ilds of f'he hulem mountains. Stha ni; Kit. M 11001. KKI'OKT. The follow Ing I tho resirt of tne m hool taught in (lie joint district No. si, for Washington and Multnomah counties, beginning July :11st and ending August 2.", 1'J:1 No. of lays taught, 20 ; No. boys enrolled. s; Ao. girls enrolled, iu: ao. oi days attendance, 21(9; No. of days absence, :! i No. turns tardy. 10; No. of visitors, 12 i No, neither ab sent nor tardy, S George MuCoubrey, Delia McCouliiey, lora Ii. oiihrey, Ira Hoanl, Dick Hoard, Willie Johnson, Fred Johnson, Tilda C'hris tenson. M. A. NoiiTiiKi r, Teacher. Stetl fur a (cut a Pound. In a ri-eent Interview with the reporter of one of the Pittsburg pais-rs, Andrew Carnegie, wdien ask. si a I rfiu t the condition of the Iron btisine-s, replied: "Well, I do not ntssl to say anything about that; It sxttks for itself. One pound of steel for one cent ! I he niiiT baron ha ceassl to rob and Is now being roblx'd. Tlie eiglh wonder of the world Is this1 Two ixuinds of Iron ore, purchased on the shores of Lake Suarior and transported to Pittsburg; two pounds of coal, mlneii Inlon- nellsville ami manuractunxi into I j Miinils of coke and brought to Pittsburg; one-iiair poumi limestone mined ea-t of the Alleghenle and brought to Pittsburg; a littlo manga-ne-e ore mined in Virginia and brought to Pittsburg and these 4) pounds of material manufactured into one pound or solid steel ami sold for one cent 1 That's all that need lie said about the sbs-l busiursvs. The capacity of the country to manufact ure is U-yond its wants. Some furnaces and mills must Mop, others mu-t restrict production, and, until that is done, wo must expect the continuance of low prices. It I the -ame all over the world. England Is even worse than wp are, but she ha endured the depression so long that she has cltrstd many of her works. The longer all parties con tinue to run. the lower price will become, and the more disastrous the top will be to sonic of thesti when the end comes." lntelliitenrf of the IUre. U.sfntlv n cw Jrst'V fkrmer. hilo insinu Hlciiij? the titr.".-! In New uric, honra t 10 wt-u Known "noiirn" r.f hia r. khI fil.l luirso. which lulil Ins ii stolon fiMin Ms Iwrti la-t ititrr, six motitli iiavliiif tlaii1.!. The . i j i ... larui.T turnisi, hui wiro f unuKn. s the Hifictioiinte ol'l unlniMl, hitched in a liiiti-lw r'a uncf.n. The horse hu.t rocrrilzsJ hi master, and irave him the RfCiistoiiiel signal. The fnruif r reeovir.sl hi property and 111.' thief wa arreted. rOKJIEXT. IOFFKR on Fiva-Acra tract la K rth Side Addition to Hillaboro, for loon leaae. It I partlr plantod to fruit tree and bernea. and balaneo eiiUble fur r denlna. Iter la 4 alvruom baftwontb nreuiieea, a rouu el) of water and eity wfitet in tba yard. I'oaltr boa and other ontbatldinua of oooTenienl eonetm. tion ro with tba baa. Ksquir for fartber rarticaitr of 11 j C. U. WHI1L0W. TJEiEi- HILLSBORO BRICK CO.,. rptlK jri.rdsnf tkio HlU.SBoKO HICK X. I. h' a 1.-1 i:..r lh l;ilrr.J 1 ID the tvioltl part of fnu, and bar fur aula lli U of Mill K, vbioh will be aulJat IbajarJ or duhvrrvi) AT REASONABLE RATES. laqairvMt the Vnrd ut F. M. I I'.I.SA V, r ofOwuer. JAS. II. SEWKLL, rroirhtor. Portland's Ureal hkiwl Eption, OPENS SEPT. 27 1BQ3 CLOSES QCT. 2Q LIBER ATI'S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND WILL FlKNIsa THE MtSK'. A WORLD OF MECHANICS IM MINIATURE. THE bfECl.L rtATruEs) WILL ECLIfSjK IHO-iK OK ANi I'KEVIOUS VKAB. MADAME CIRARD CYER'8 PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN Contiraolaii at a cost ut flu.000 and tbruwlun a thonsaud jen i,t mutor m all tl color ol ttia raintmw will txaaufr Sluiio linll. LARGE JQTJJjzZTTJTLS ('uulaililUK tlsh of nil tarietir foQud Id Orou waters, Lava I u ooiialruotrd at Krent rxprus. THE ART GALLERY Will contain a oollwlion of imiu'ini' lts-le.l from IU World's Fair. Auionu Ibfui KlUbaru wlrl.raUsl iiHiuliiiK t'l'KI KU'S L.4SI' F Hilt I . lu vini this tfronl k?i posi tion nud vivw its wim.irr iu ry dxiatsiuriil of Art and Svi.-iioe, will I uril thni to a visit lu tlie Wurld'a fair at ('iiicauu. KKDl C'F.l) UVI KSOX ALL I K NSt)l( I A I P IN LINKS. For further hifurtiintion addrr-a y. ALLEN, II t hi-riiit. tidriit and hM-rotar. Coming Sure ! Troxetl's i T r a n SjA t ! a n 1 1 cV a u d e v 1 1 1 e s . OPERA HOUSE-ONE NI6HT ONlf SMyRDAY,SEPJ.2 20 American and European ceieDMiies i) Sl'KCI Ah iliss Amy Hud-sin. tti dariuii Win-Walkr, will nmU a yr uid Aoeniuu In front l the Tlienier at !:.' . in. Frv to every bly. FTlt Al'rulriiwr Hull will give a grand Callou ball alter tne allow. Admission 25 cts. Reserved Seats 10 cts Extra. HcaW on aiilu at Webrantf d Son. An F.ilUfinlc of ilyseulery. In !sViit'iiihi'r, 1 Stil, dysentery In a very sfv.-r.' form, jirovuiksl nt Jamestown, N. J. Walter Williird, a well-known uiorcliuiit of the phioe, prix-ured n supply of C'liiuiiUerluln's tolle, Cliol.-ntHiid IHHrrliten lU'iinsly. lie says, "It Is certainly one of the best things ever nuulc, anl ha giwix the highest satisfaction iu the most severe eiise of dysentery." For sale hy the Hillshoro l'hurtnacy. Haw to Cure ( holer Infantum. l'oIXTSVIl.LV., llLKl-IXUlOX Co., X. J., July 17, IV.t J. Our Imhy, now fourtivu months old, was taken with every yniptniii of cholera infantum. I commi'iiit'il iisititr C'liainhcrlain'. Colic, Clmlira ami linrrhua Hem etly and after the ftr-t few !oss was reliev.sl, and at this writing Is a well ns ever. I feci that 1 can not ipenk t'H highly in its praise. Mils. W.M. V.. Ki:kd. 1'or .-ale by the HIIIsIkho I'harniacy. :.ih) Kenard For any trais- t.f antipyrine, inor phlne, chloral or any other injurious compound In Krause's Headache Capsules. cent. For sale by Hillslxiro Pharmacy, Ititekleu' Arulra !uItc, The Ust aalve in Hie world for Cuts. Urnis., Sore, I leer, Salt Kheiini, Fever Sin, Tetter, Chapsl Hands, ChllMains, Com, mid all Skin eruptions, and positively cures Pile, or no pay required. It is unr anted to irivo pt-rfiK-t satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2" cents ier Ih)x. For Side by Hillsboro Phar-; niacy. It Sines the t Itlldre u. I u ri ntr the epideinic in this eoun- ; ty lu Ausru-t, H, my little. Iwy. ; aifi'd thre years, was taken with bloody tlux in a severe form. When my wife eomniencsl giving Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera und li arrh.ea Hem.sly the discharge were bloixly and unnatural. After the first dose w a given lie began to get better and the stool Imsmiiio more natural. Thre dosj eomplet.'ly cured him. I cannot i'alc tMi highly of the medicinu. i. (I.KXV, (it way, S into County, Ohio. l-orsnle Iiy the llillslsiro Pharmacy. Dead letter LM, E, O. Perking, lllnrik Petterjan, K. U. Woo, Is. All letter not called for by Scpteiulier 9th, will 1? wnt to the dead letter olDce. One cent will be charged on each letter call.sl for. .MANY A. 11HOAVX, 1'. M. lloamaoK AuL"lt ?ih, near Farmington. totliewifo Jusepb Kobiumm, a uaaxliter. Will At Lanrel.on the 2W1 iutt., tothe wne of Mr. John n III, a aon. .niHKii.D. fl.ua Sas At the Tnnlntin hotel Anoint a.'d. hy J. I Knmht J. r., John C. ller and Ma Delia Hhh, of Hberwisid. Yocho Kaavaa Anir'M 'h. at Cedar Mill. hT U. V. V. W. tldndiie, Ut. I.ineola Voni aud Mis Hnaa l-enn. Tba toiiuu ptsjiite t's.k leave of frionda and will s-nil the boneTiuoou uu an eionraionto the World' Fair Vn, Jkf. y. Uor4 "I Was a Wreck W.ta catarrh, lung trnuLI and fcB'raQy braaaa, down. Bafor I h.-.d ukan half a boti'.a at Bo4'( Sar4prilla 1 f -It bettir. hv" I aia U Hood's'-'Cures food haalui, tor a.'l ef UiU my thaiiki ara duo to HtxxTa arprm." Ma. U. r. IkiXK. Ctover, Inn Co., Mo. it HOQ't Hood' fill ur Cuoitiaatioa tf rwator. IM U wUU.Ua acueaof tut auaaaarr aaaa.. p. AN OLD SAW: " A Penny !S;ivwl is A Penny I'-amed." And wheu it come to buying clothing these close times, the "Saving Saw" I A WISE OLD SAW. The need of ready cash Just now makes the "item of prices" all on the Mde of tho buyer. You cm get Just What You Need At ju-t iiliuut -our own price, in all the lighter fabric and especially in Furnishing Goods, At Sclniliilerich A Soil's. IMTKHIAL K(J(3 FOOD For all varieties of Poultry, laying FowN, Young Chicks, Ihicks, ie.s and Turkey, WILL MAKE V01 It HENS LAV It k.-eps fowls In Ix-st condition, and inak.-s poultry the most prof itable Mock on the farm. No poultry yard is complete without I MPF.lt I U. IMU KM)I. For aiili by . . . S. F. Ml"riIAlM. HILLSBORO HOUSE J. XHtrillior, . Proprietor Comer Ssind and.. Wimliiinrton Street SKWI.V I t UM.HHFll AM) KFNOVAIKH FUiST Cl.Avs TAIil.K. and all ao- euininoUatioiia for the rouvenienee iif Riieata, K Charges Reasonable OREGON STATE FAIR I'niler Hie huiml.'i-ui nt of the State Hoard of Aericulitim, on the Htato Fair tiriiiiiiils nenr Snlem, oommeno in September ll, l'M. and roiiClnuini one werk. More Than $15,000 in Cash Will le pnij a I'reiuliinn for Stock, I'ooltry Swii'e. Aririilinial 1'rodanta. t rnitH Ntie V ls. Minerals, Worka of Art and Fi.oejr Work, and for Trial of peed. Reduced Rates of Fares and Freights on all Transportation Lines. PAVILION open fonr evening during the week, with si I ronsic in atlendanoe. THF. NEW OltAM) STAND and the NKW KtlH I.A IIil.N TKACK are conceded to l.e noii'Di: tlie m t romfortahle and the heat ou the I'nciUJ Cn.iil. hl'I.KMll CON1K.H1S Or KFEED earh dnv. I hum i entered for tbeao eon I testa tli Ual ft Id of M.rsea tbi year that ham ltfa tiu the iru'imla for Ulfll aeaanua. Valuable and baiidwirnA ImproTementa hawe lieeu niadeou the Knnda and build ina. ritK.MII! HIT. Una been rensrd und improved to tba bene fit of exhibitor F.iitrba ft.r l irruluiu' cl me at S . M. the first dT of the t air, nml exhiblta moat be in pin by 10 '. 'J. ft HaiJ dar. pi'.u i;h or AiitiiMHiox. Mn'a S. K. n Tu Le-a . . . onu-n'a rie-i.ou 1 lutt'ta .. Meii'i lnr 1 10 is Voivn' l's licket" lim lrark lickeia. Daily SI R0 ,. 1 Ct ( Wnnun t' tlie n.ire C.iue, Fra. Cbll 1 ...... r.- ... .11 Send U the SrrU.f at Fortland for I rrmiiiiu Li-.i. J. T. ArrERSCX. Praaidont. J. T. OREOO. Srcri-tanr. 11 li Aa-aorll tic. rPHE Board f Eq laluitioa far Wmhitui 1 Ion Ooau'T. ili eonvt ne In 'haCkra olUoe at tba Conrt H .use in It illabnro. oi the 2 nh dT "f e--''.-ii tier, 1-JJ and oon llnna is aesalon on week, or nr.tll tba NMh of heptember. fir it mifym of aqaa.Ulog 111 :vt of ainir.ctoti smnt. 1514 C. K. LtlCMilN, Ataeaanr of Wal.ln(rt9B count j, OrefoO ARE YOU PREJUDICED Many jxtp!c think it neotssity t i g to some l.irgr city to find a first il.is . DRUG STORE .. Don't you believe it. because ou can !.- couviiutd that there i a tir9t class drug stte hcie, by calling ou BROOK & SELS who carry a fine and varied stoik of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES I HI 411 IHH IHi: I tllOHt. Pre-KTiption curofuily compounJod by an expfrlenotl . . clicmUt . . FINE PERFUMES. IIILLSPOP.O, TUALATIN ACADEMY AND PACIFIC UNIVERSITY. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 20, 1893, For I'ATALMU'K or furllier Int'or-nallon, Address: Pivsidetit THOS. .MtCLKLLAM), il ls Forest Crovo, Oregon. FORK BRAWCH uhii.ij, n, ..'7 I vV''a; i , I When YOU see a Jtood thins; a. CATCH IT a. Tliut I U'liHt every (HMJD houst'-k.H ir riuI cmk ilow when she knows w Ihth to buy CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER .. soi.n TtV .. HUCHES, MORCAN & ROGERS, of Hillsboro, dragon, Hint ucknowlcilol by all .1 Mtiwrior to ny Ituklng PowiUt in tin market. Trj It, und be coutluceil that ln e j In true. HlTCillKS, MOIMJAX & ROCJEItS. HILLSBORO MEAT MARKET It Kit ST .V THOMAS. I'roprittorN, MAIN STUKKT, HILLSIK)ItO. ('HOICK HKKF, 311 TT0, VKAL AM) 10 HK Kept (onsfmitlv on llatnl. Hilibost iiiurkft iiric u i 1 fur Ihi-vi's, Mutton, V.-hI itntl Ilogi. fair i.tilintr to all. riit- tfivu u u trial. CARSTENS BROS, k MEAD. Proprietors. HILLSBORO SASH atanwlacturare SASH. DOORS AND MOULDINGS A full blue .if hUrxlaril ei H ainl hri:ket conatantlv in elixk. KperUl Dealirn "( bill liters' ix-l 1. amber lr.l. In mnni'dimi with yai'l will le kepi conMrti.tly ulixki-.l Knllupr aro inv.leii to il.ne iinir uni. r with tu. UDIre at the t'urtorv, west o( the rnilimiil Miuinn, 1 1 1 UlM.ro, Orvtfou. r'wwUAMi. O Opn 11 lh ya-. Ctu U x r n rn-r at any time. Catklou fr J A businej:z; education pays. Hilhboro Livery. Feed and Sales Stable . . OMIil II I UH . . hacks, nna.iKs AMI 1 1 1 1 ) I N ( ; H01ISKS fKiitrn t ti ii;iiiD To. A MW MM: 01 lill.f.lF.H ADDH). Order left far II Ft lis r. will rerelre prompt altentUa. Item, itibe r tbe l'ln.-e. MAIN STREET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL. F. J. WILLIAMS dt J. W. 8EWELL Proprietor. CAM, ASlt KK.K . . . Dr. W. BOWLBY, DRU66IST ANP D00KSCLLCR, FOREST CROVE, Andg- t y.Mir ruo.ifj-' worth .f In.ir Mi-li ltn-, Toilet A rttcl.w, Envtlornw ami r r, Musi.nl M. ivli;iii.li', ami . v.'rj thln(f usually kfpl In a it-da country lru', lUk iii.'I Nov. lty St. re. Prerl()tloii and f jrtnul mnfu41y poropounclmJ at all hour. . OREGON' STOCK FARM I nniiiiM.i .1 r u j r.n.r. i (All nr.. Sim..I nf diAnreut 1'Hriu I'rodunla keil mi AND TURNIP SEEDS A SPECIALTY. Siieplurd Dik for hale, color, llla.'k and 1 an, or Sable. i I..I..K. t'liu.i am-i.i. 1r,,"ia a aa.v-i. vaiiu i are. A ru ai Mr no 4 uiiMa.iiic.na. Centemllle, Washington County, Or. AND DOOR CO. " DaaUra In tattern ( m-li, duor uiouUIdic oel iiimle to oi.lir rm htiort nutice. vlia kkkIi rmI ilur futniT lumlier rmili aii l Ji.'hm?I liiinlx-r uf all kirnl. r, -1 if