HILLSBORO IXDEPENDEXT
FIUDAY, KKITEMBEK 211
Tim next mnlon of the State
Horticultural Hix-lcty mwU at Cor
vail is, lu (ktoU-r.
Ilulie Morgan A Honors offer
Hiino unap LMruliM today and to
morrw at a hcial gale.
IU'V. Alfred TuinMn, of Portland,
will ini l) in (he M. K. church uext
Sunday morning ami evening.
Ivv-SlnrWr I. M. IHuiiIs Is con
fined to hU room by a Htuhtiorn
K;i.-.tic ami cardiac attack.
The NewU'rjj fair commence
Tuexday, HcteinUr 20th. A trip
over there will be ft good outiug.
One Ntreet lounger to another when
it was rainln on Tuesday "I low
lM-H tlliS
head."
strike you?" "On the
Mi-w Jennie Arch bold leaves today
fur I'ortlund where she will attend
the I'ortlund High school the coining
winter.
Thomas F. Fairkanks, at Wood
Ijtwn. I'ortland. wants to bnrtin
niilurbnn property for farm lands,
lie advertises to that effect.
The Oregon Htate I'reMH Asuocla
tinii tiKS'ts lu Portland next week.
The Oregon folks will be Joined by
the Washington editors.
The cuhIi Is ready for 1.10 bushels
oroats to be taken from the machine
or barn, (iault. at the Inhkpknih
y.s r ofllce, knows the particulars.
Henry Ford has plans ready for a
cottaife residence to be built tills full
on his lots in the south part of town
The contract will U let In a few
lays.
J. J. Moriran s aelllne lumber
from the cars at a figure below what
lie can all'ord arteritis brought to
the van!, on Third street. Now is
the time to buy.
The flies are exceedingly annoying,
Into one's nose they dart and then
buzz. The only way to even up Is
to dint the room with Insect powder
which is found In bulk at Hrock &
Sels'.
The rain of Monday night and
Tuesday put a veto on farming
onerations. About one of the wettest
Hhowers that has named over this
btirir occurred Tuesday afternoon
Three miles north of town there was
bail.
Ksnuire Knight, who for several
months has been living across the
mil mm I tmclr. toward Lafayette, haa
movfxl into town. Ills mtldenoe is
on Second Htreet. between Washing
ton and Itasellne, nearly opposite the
city hall.
week
S. F. Southard will next
move his lime, cement and feed store
from hit ttresent Quarters to the
Masonic Temple brick, now occupied
by Iteld A Iterdan. Mr houtliaw,
will at that place put In machinery
for chopping all kinds of grain.
II. 11, Luce is shipping several
car loads of silver prunes to Chicago
through the Frl Fruit company.
Every prune Is wrapped in paer.
If the price Is as good when this
shipment reaches Chicago as It Is
now, Mr. Luce will realize a lmnd
Home protlt for this crop.
Mr. Johnnie Willis has been en
caged to teach the winter term of
school out In the Pumpkin Hldge
neighborhood, and commences his
arduous Inlrort next Monday. Mr.
Willis Is a graduate from the Hills,
boro public Hchools, and Is thoroughly
competent.
An action in replevin was tried in
I ui re Knight's court last Tuesday,
wherein Huldrt A. Wilson was
plalntiir and Frank Idtfferty was
defenant. The dispute was over the
..u'lioi-Miiin of a horse which
IjtnVrtv held
Mrs. Wilson
Iviuire Mcquillan had an ex
perience w 1th a Jeisey calf last Sun
day. 1 le bought a cow and calf a few
week ago and took them to his farm
on 1 ualutin. 1 lie calf is a well bred
Titter, registered In an aristocratic
herd book, and felt insulted when
taken from his native pasture. To
wiie out this foul fctaln, be crawled
through the fence, around his new
home, and went back. The squire
went after that calf and led him
home ugaln but he didn't do It by
sitting comfortably in his buggy
while Jersey meekly walked behind.
ot he. 1 tie procession was reverse!.
lie walked when he pulled the calf
after him, and ran w hen the calf was
ahead, while Walter, at his ease, rode
U-hind In the buggy enjoying the
fun. At one time the young piece
of personal prois-rty became very
M'rsonal. The squire believes in
petting his stock but little vicious
would not allow his ear to be
scratched, but resented that fondling
with a lunge at his master g bread
basket, striking him below the fifth
rib. ISy this time how damp was
the brow of the land holder, how
red his face and how hot his temper,
but Walter's laughter had a restrain
ing influence so that the bovine was
In no great danger, especially as
home was in sight. It is safe to pre
dict that care will be taken that the
diminutive secimeu of the ox fam
lly will not soon get away again.
Hop nicking is looked upon by
many as a sort or picnic, ana the
assortment of people found In the
hop fields this season Is a surprise to
many w ho go to pick, my the tin
gonian. A js-rson w ho went to the
tlelds near (Jaston to amuse himself
and earn a few dollars, returned yes
terday. He says that among the 1 10
nickers employed there was one
doctor, one editor, two druggists and
three printers. It is not unlikely
that many others of these professions
might t more profitably employe!
in the hop tlelds than at their own
vocution.
President McClelland and family
returned on the rlrst of the week from
his vacation trip Host. He thinks
the depression in the business world
here is a little lower than In the
older states. Thorn the reaction has
set in and business Is better than
when he tlrst reached there In June,
Then money could not be obtained
at all. Tourists w ho depended on
drafts for traveling exis-nses were
absolutely in want. They mw the
form of poverty's pinched counte
nance.
This has Ihsmi a bad week for
canines. J. W. Morgan's house dog
found In his wandering a dainty
morsel that concealed bitter
strychnine. So he laid down to rise
no more. Warrn William's house
net Is missing. Deputy Iteeordej
Willson Taylor's beautiful Cocker
spaniel was worried to death by boys
who harnessed him to their wagon
Those lads ought to leeonie constant
readers of "Our Dumb Animals."
Mr. John liovav. of I'ortland, was
In HilLsboro on Tuesday looking after
business Interests.
Miss Lena Waggener Is atteuding
the Portland high school wnicn
opened on Monday but.
rmident McClelland, of Pacific
University. Forwt Urove, looked in
on us for a minute yesterday.
ltev. D. A. Lynch will preach in
the IVantist church In HilUboro next
Sunday, morning and evening.
J. v. Monmn offers a reward of
100 for the name of the person who
willfully put out poison for nis uog.
Miss Jennie Sawyer returned Tues
day from Amity, amhill county,
where she has been visiung ior mr
past six weeks.
Miss Ollie Hanley returned from
Portland Wednesday morning,
where she had twee visiting for a
couple of weeks.
Charles Wilcox, of Keedvllle, cut
his foot on W ednesday, Nepiemoer
2uth. The Inlury Is so serious that
ha had to call a surgeon from Hills-
boro.
D. O. Clark." of Reedvllle, fractured
his oolar bone bv being thrown irom
hots. Dr. Tamlesle placeu tne
iiim in Dosltlou for growing to
gether again.
Next Monday Ls
dissatisfied ones to
equalization board
the time for the
meet the county
The assessment
Mr
under an attachment.
. I . A. 1
was not a party in me
attachment proceedings but she did
prove bv the bill of sale th.t she Is
i... ovi m.r of the horse, which was
given to her by tho verdict.
A few nights ago some belated
travelers passing the cemetary, this
4,1,1.. of tint Innir bridire. atsmt one
o'clock In the night, engaged In the
questionable passtlmeof dlcharging
Atkuit twenty nhoU
wow fired without any apis-arant
cause. F.tray pellets of lead flying
through the air are not agreable
either to man or beast and he Is not
a well disiKwed person who engages
In the recreation.
Washington county Is one of the
.i.i.w In the state, and the records
issri.mlncr In the forties are becoming
..no voluminous so that much time
u freiiuentlv required to dig up
matters. To make less labor Clerk
ii.wiii, ixi nrocured several fine and
..-..ii ai-ranm! Indexes, which will be
...,;tt..n in, nt once. The one for
county road Is especially valuable,
nml will le the means or aaving
....mi. llOIIN of hunting over old
reconls.
Assessor iMchman has completed
i.. ..f,il f.votlnirs of the asseHsmenx
...ii in iM muntv for 1 H9:l. He
round prepcrty valued at .1,9H,70,
r,... which must be deilucted for ex.
pmption 1!XI,.W, leaving a net valu
ation of .v,UM,:lii:i. From the Wl
roll the same footings showed gross
,.,.i....iii 7.2ii:.l!o. from which
.i.wIik tod .0.19.220, id ex
emptlon IO0.4sO, leaving a net valu
ation of 1,79 MW. In 192 there
were 20.V1 polls; this year there ace
21:17. .
i.,,r,Mlp Washburn, of the St-a-te
,ur,il OtlliMre. writes that the
iil.li- mentioned last wwk
the -Plumtree Catocala" (Cabicala
nltroniiO. It Is not numerous enough
i..i rn.rar.ioil as a Pest and the pro-
r...... ii,i.a-4 it will never call for
....... .,i ..r,iii ntfurtu on the part of
.i.A...i,ar.n-t As it eats the leaves
i nMv u. d.xtroved by using any of
the sprays that Is employed against
...i.iii.i moth, or It may be, ny nano
..i..i,.wi from the tree. The cater
pillar turns to a moth later.
ri. nuinrtriinment irlven by the
i...i;.-,..r thA fiinirreirational church
..'t i ho residence of Dr. F. A. llalley
.... IV .I..V venlntf WHS splen
I'll IH".i ..J " . it I
did sui-t, Nth financially and
uvl.ilv. The crowd was large, yet
not
was also large, but gradualy dlmln
ioi,..i i iw evening wore away
w ..liher arrived too late or else
dcpartel too early to hear the musical
...i.i iii..nv nnrt of the programme,
but presume it was enjoyed equally
as well as the more Hiwwnw
tf the H-rformanoe.
Mr. T. E. Hrown, well known In
Hillshoro, who has lieen si'lling fruit
tns-s this summer for tne nrown
Hrothers company, of Rochester, N.
Y., has Ireen selected to take charge
f the company's branch house In
Portland, which duty he assumes In
bout three weeks. .Mr. Hrown is a
rustler and carries with him the
g;ssl will of Hilislroro's best people.
Senator Huston lea Wednesday
evening for Astoria where he had
Issmi Invited by the W. c. T. v. to
deliver a lecture last night liefore
that body. The suhject of his lecture
was "The w orld's f air." iir. nus
ton le-tured In the Congregational
hureh here on this subject some time
ago and It was greatly appreciated
by the audience.
Samuel Hafferty, of Mountaindale,
was In town vt runcsaay ami nays
that tho recent rains have almost
topiMsl harvest operations, leaving:
- - . . m At 1
urge tlelds of grain unuiresiieu, n
large part of which will lie entirely
iioiled. This, he says, is particular
ly the caso In the vicinity or Vchi
I'n ion 'and westward.
will at that time be revised If found
necessary
In mentioning the reception at the
Methodist parsonage last week we
should have said It was given by the
ladies of the Methodist chureh in
stead of the Epworth Umgue.
The farmers on the (iales creek hills
huvM Uii favored this week, for
whllM it has been raining on the low
lands threshing has not leen In
tnrrunred on the hill farms atiove
Forest drove.
Estrav One light-colored winy
with light sorrel nune and tail,
rlirht glass eye. weight about C'0
IsHinds. Finder will be rewarded
bv returning the Mine to It. A.
Carille, HlUsboro, Oregon.
People at Forest Urove are taking
advantage or the opportunity or get
ting cheap lumber and are improv
Ing their properties, Mrs. Sloan is
building a very neat resideoce at the
west side of town and surrounding
It with convenient outbuildings. It
is to be occupied by her son and his
bride.
Studies were resumed at T. A. and
P. U. Wednesday. President Mc
Clelland and the faculty were greatly
cheered. The matriculations were
quite as numerous as they were a
year ago. There Is every promise of
as prosperous a year as last. The
school has added some features which
makes Its facilities for doing good
work better than ever before.
t.w Lira in nave a boom iuiit,
"" . - ..v....
supply of ice cream ami i- -
101STT MtlMt'lL SOCIETY. 1
Tha Washington County Medli"al
Society met lu the Kid Fellows hall,
Forest Grove, Tuesday, rMpieiiir
19, ls9;t, at 2 p. m. Those present
were Dr. F. A. llailuy, chairman;
and Drs. W. . Cole, F. J. ltailey,
W. D. Wixsl, W. D. Ward, c u.
Larg.-, W. P. Via. F. Craog, Charles
Hines, Clark Smith, S. T. Llnklater
and F. L. Taylor.
Dr. Tamiesie, the se'retary, wing
absent, Dr. F. U Taylor waseiecieu
secretary pro-tem.
AfU-r the reading oi mo ihihui
of the pnsisling meeting, the com
mittee on constitution and by-laws
reistrted and a s-rmanent organiza
tion was enectcd py me aoopuou
the n'srt and the election oi me
following otliecrs Tor the ensuing
. . . . . t i ....i.i.
ytar: rnstldellt, IT. . lara niini",
of Cornelius; vice-president, lr. .
U. Cole, of Fon-st Grove ; secretary
tnusurer, Dr. Frank Iluiley, of Hills-
lioro. . .
Dr. Smith was then escorted to
the chair and introduced "y lr.t.
. llailev. ami in a few well chosen
remarks thanked the society for the
honor they had conferred on him.
The iiais-rs to Is read at this meet
ing were carried over and Dr. Loie
was appointed by the chair to read a
nener at the next meeting, and Dr.
: - . . . it
Frank Unl ev to lead in me uisxu-
sioil.
The first Tuesil iv in each montn
was fixed for the ngular meetings of
the society, and Hillslsiro the next
place of meeting.
I'. J. JS WI.KV, .H. I'.,
StH-retary.
WKSr IM0."
Hchools have nil osiusl in this
vicinity.
County SuisTintendeiit Stanley
visited llis-k Creek sclus.l last 'lues-
day.
Considerable grain Is in the Held
yet and will sjs.il If the rain does
not cinsc.
Some buildings are In course of
construction in this vicinity in spite
of the hard times.
Willie Quay, a H-year-old son of
Mr. Quay, died last Thursday of Ini
flammalion of the liowles.
A mntcluHl game of buseball was
played last Sunday at itcaverton
between the Mountaineers and itea
vertons. Tlie n-sult was twenty-nine
to fifteen In favor of the Mountain
eers. A return game will be played
September 2Uh, near the ltock
Creek school house.
THE-
HILLSBORO BRICK CO.,
n-MIV ..r.l.nf ih. Hir.I.SllOKO HKICK CO.
1 in Ilia booth pnrt of lon, and bv fur kU lb ivrj bvt of blUC hi.
re l.s-aWd urar lh ltilnd
bicb will b lulil at lb yard or deliwred
AT REASONABLE RATES.
quire at the Yard t F. n. KIll.S VV, or uf Owuer.
JAS. II. SEW ELL, rroprlclor.
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uo
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exportition has dts ldisl to encourage
and stimulate growers to send their
best products by offering the follow
ing prizes :
For th. UrKMt flv pear.
For th. larvat Ov. ai(les
Fur th Imhii loo Tarittir. of applM
For th. grvatmt varirt; of peara. . .
For tb. U'tfvat.hanon of trmur. . ,
For tb erwiUKl fanrly of apples
All fruit should ! U carefully
labeled with the name -nd addnss
of the sender and In pit "ng It on
exhibition lsth at Portland and Sun
Francisco, It will be identified in
this way, so that due credit will be
received by the producers. Fruit
should be carefully packed and
shipped by express Jto the Portland
Industrial F.xixjsition, Portland,
Oregon. There will l no express
charges for the shiper to pay. F.n
tries for the prizes will not Is'
received later than (h tols-r 7th, but
choice fruit for exhibit will he taken
at any time prior to OctoU-r lith.
Orehanlists are urged to give this
matter the attention it deserves.
NEITHER AM CROP BtLLETIH.
t a sHsiai metting of the Hills-
tmro lire department on luesday
night Mr. T. S. W'eathernsl was
lected chief engineer, vice i.
lUnkln. resigned. 'I he new ctnei
savs lie intends to use every effort to
iithuse new life into the department
and thereby make it more efficient.
Won I reaches us that Grant Dlx,
a former resident of Hlllstsiro and
well known in this county, accl-
lently had one of his hands cut off
Just alswe the wrist in a sawmill
at Ilocky Point, luuitnoman county
last week. Iix Invs a wife and one
child.
The many friends of Mr. Alex
Chalmers, whose contributions on
agricultural matters have been often
seen In thi-se columns, will regret to
learn that he has of late been quite
sick. At last accounts he was im
proving quito satisfactorily, we are
glad to note.
William Llda Is sawing lumber
only on onlers. He says at the
present price or luinisT ne is manu
facturing at a loss, but he has the
logs and cannot afford to hold them.
He Is cutting no logs to keep up nis
stock.
For the first time in many months
Hillslsiro had no physician last Tues
day afternoon. All the disciples
Htiendisl the fortnight meeting of
the County Medical Society, which
was held at Forest Grove that after
noon.
Mr. I. C. Mosher, of Witch Harel,
was thrown from his sulkey Just as
he was starting in a trotting contest
at the State Fair grounds on Satur
day hist, and mishUned a dislocation
of his shoulder. A rotten belly band
was the ovus of te awldttMt.
Tho Sale! Stnesaa Is aMu U
get ptkssessiori of a diary written p
by Duncan McDowgal, a raMitr
in the-TonquIn on that memoraWle
vnvairp from New York to Astoria.
The reconl niches from S'ptembcr
f.th, Pb to (K'tols?r .0, 113.
Ml. llivsa Wilcox. Kihel Merry
man. Maude PittellgiT. Lura and
tonn W'airurener have Isn In lort
lnl ilnrimr the past week, and In
the meantime greatly enjoyed Irving
n.l Tvrrv In the "Merchant of
Venice."
Th Oregon Cltv Woolen mills
have practically shut down indeflnl
tely. nly the finishing department
Is running. The unsettled mnrxet is
the reason for this step. Machinery
will be put in motion again only on
bonatlde onlers.
Miss Alt Lamkin, who went to
Seattle a short time ago on a visit,
has decided to remain In that city
during the w inter and attend college,
HOPS A.10 Uur-PICKIMti.
Thk Indkpksdejit's represent
tive visited the hop yards of Mr,
William Jolly, near Gleiicoe on last
Satunlav afternoon, purely as a mat
ter of curiosity, to see how hop yards
are operated and examine the pro-ss
or picking, drying and packing, jir,
Jolly, who truly has the right name,
In his good-natured way, took par
ticular pains to show us all about the
procedure, wnicn was very interest
ing. There in mldfleld were prolst
bly fifty men, women and children
as busy as bees picking the great
liccr product at the rate of perhaps
over lut) boxes, of nine bushels each,
ier lay.
It was really amusing as the sound
would come "here's another box full,"
to see Mr. Jolly walk over to the
person calling out and hand them M
cents and at tne same time inana
them for having earned another half
lollar. After a box Is reisurted run
a shs comes along and transports it
off to the dryhouse, where the hops
are carried to the loft and spread out
at a depth of about twenty .six Inches.
This floor is made or slats placed
about a half an Inch apart and cov-
red over with thin canvas, so that
the heat from the furnace, which Is
mmediately below, can penetrate to
and through the great bulk of green
hos. This house is capable or dry
ing KM) boxes orUOO bushels at a time.
The time required to dry each floor
from twenty-one to iwenty-inree
hours, after which they are dumped
nto a warehouse adioimnganna part
of the same building, where they are
haled for shipment, in the rurnace
room ls simply a heater large enough
to burn four-foot wood, which sits at
the center of one side and from which
a large plj-e encircles the room In
either direction to the center of the
npi-oslte side where the two again
merge Into one pipe or larger mame
ter which leads directly to the main
flue. A thermometer Is kept hang-
Ing near the furnace so that tne tem
perature may Is? kept even.
The average picaerai wc?w j-arun
make alout 91 per day or In other
wonts pick two boxes of hop.
While there Is some complaint of
a shortage in the hop crop this year,
Mr. Jolly says this is the nest crop ne
ever raised on the place. He has this
wsLson n ne acres bearing, and a few
acres of young vines which will yield
next year.
TIUAKUTILLK.
Mr. Charles Burnham fell down
last Thursday evening and fractured
rlb.
The ball given by the social club
on Saturday evening was well attend
ed.
.Mr. John Burroughs has started
for the Fast to visit friends, relatives
and the world's fair. ,
M. A. McMahon, our popular
whoot teacher, will beg-in school in
the Vaughn dlstnct the tiwt or next
wonra.
Mr. John 3fehma. f St. Cloud
MUinesuta. was summnnftf here oa
aemunt of his matter's Illness, but
arrived after her ftwesd.
leter Bek, our photographer, has
leen doing a rushing business" among
the hop pickers snd Intends starting
a gallery as he has over 1100 worth
of onlers now.
W. P. Graham will leave for
southern Oregon In a few days to
look after his interest In a gold mine
from which he has received eome
very flattering reports.
The Orange here will hold its
annual fair on October llth, finish
ing with a grand ball In the evening.
Kverybody la Invited to come and
bring whatever exhibits h may
have.
In my last letter I said that about
13,700 would be expended for hop
pickers In this vicinity, meaning
within two miles. The types made
me say In the county which Is far
from right.
WFXThllN ORKCiON.
Wkataf.ii During the past week
the temsrature averaged fifty-seven
degrees, which was cooler than the
normal. The daily normal nilnfall
for western Oregon for the past week
was 0.05 of an Inch, and the daily
actual averairo rainfall was 0.01 of
an Inch. Tho sunshine was about
the average. The wwk closed with
threatening conditions,
dun's-Harvesting and threshing
Is practically at an end. All grain
and hay crops have Usn secured.
An occasional resrt Is received re
counting the damage caused by the
ntin which occurred during the week
ending Septenilsr Llth. We learn
that the damage consisted principally
in blowing dow n late spring wheat
or oats, and causing grain to mould
or heat which had been left In the
shock. Such damages occurred In
widely separated localities and were
not general. It is the universal
opinion that the niln of the previous
wwk proved a lsneut, on tne wnoie.
Farmers hail witit pleasure tne con-
lition of the ground to receive the
plough. Preprations are being made
to fallow, In fact, some have already
liegun. In southern counties and
coast districts where fruit had rien
ed much, plums cracked slightly and
some were blown from the trees.
The damage was not so great as to
injure their market value. Since the
rain, winter apples have iK'gun to
color, vegetables are growing more
vigorously, pastures have Ux-ome
green and the fais of nature Is more
pleasant to look upon, lhe dairy
product has increastd in quantity
and quality. In some sections a
third crop of ulfal fit will be cut. It
has Iss-onie too cool for melons and
late tomatoes, which will not ripen
without the assistance of the sun and
warm weather. The jKitato crop Is
too far advanced to I -a Is'iicuted by
mill and it is thought the crop will
average well. Hop picking was first
retanled by showers, Put the weather
of the past ws'k was favorable and
and progress has isen made, ine
crop will tie large and the quality
exce'leit. Tliero Is a noticeable
aliseiH-e of damaging insects. The
weather was tsi cool to assist lice In
multiplying, consequently the pro
duct will be unus nt ly clean. Wheat
is being marketed slowly.
KASTK.KX ORKMOM.
Wk.atii Kit Heavy rains occurred
on the first three days of the week
which were followed on Thursday
and Friday by light (ami In exposed
places) killing frosts. The tempera
ture Ivecame much warmer toward
the decline of tho wsk, averaging
fifty-six degrees. The sunshine was
below the average. All forest n
have ceased and the air has again
tssxime pure, healthful and exhllera-
ting.
(.'inn's Farmers in the Columbia
and Walla Walla valleys have not
entirely finished their harvest, and
there is considerable wheat to thresh
In some localities. The heavy rains
damaged standing grain, also grain
hock i but the rains were much
needed to assist fruit in maturing and
start new growth of root crops.
Vegetables and pastures are Improv
ing. Stnwms have begun to now
anew, and stock Is reaping the bene
fits of the alme conditions and 1m
proving thereby. rarmers are
prepared to enter the winter season.
Hav is abundant. Some farmers
are fallowing and pretmring to sow
the fall wheat crop.
Owing to the advanced condition
of farm work and maturity of crops,
the weekly crop reisirt will be dis
continued from this date. It will Is?
resumed in the spring of ls9l.
KfcTIUNV.
Mr. uay and wife have the sym
pathy of their many friends for the
loss of their son Willie, who died on
Thursday, the 1 tth.
Itev. llcckly and wife were the
guests at Mr. Hoffman's last Sunday.
Itev. lleckley and family will make
their future home at llethany.
Mr. Otto Hoffman left home this
wwk to attend school at University
Park, Oregon. His society will Is
missed by many of his friends.
The ball game at lienverton was
played lu nuiiilsT-ono style. At the
close of the game the Mountaineer
loys rejoiced on gaining tho victory
F. Krager, who has lsen visiting
his parents for a short time, has
returned to Sixikane Falls, Wash
ing ton.
Oregou's Awards.
Oregn has received the highest
award for a comprehensive collwtion
and commercial exhibit of native
woods at the world's fair; also an
award for spruce wood pulp of me
chanical manufacture by the Young's
Klver Mills of Astoria. The state
also received tho highest award for
the best collective exhibit of fish,
clams in alcohol, mounted salmon
trout, mounted seal, fish in alcohol,
painting of Astoria harbor, Colum
iht river fishing Unit and equipment,
model of Columbia river fishing net
and whwls, photographs of the
salmon industry, fresh frozen salmon
y J. U. Megler Jc Co., ISrookncid,
Wash.; canned salmon, M. J. Kin
ney. Astoria: canned salmon, j.o,
Ianthorn, Astoria; canned salmon
Samuel Klmore, Astoria, and canned
salmon licllios, Cutting A Co., Asto-
rht. The International Nickel
Mining company, of Kiddies, Oregon
received the highest awanl for silicate
of nickel magnesia.
Motice to llridge llaildcrs.
1 EALED bida will be rewired onlil
) o'clock D. m.. October 6. lSHH, for tbe
buildinu of oounty briduea a follow.: One
Dear the Uraaen plnoe north of Iteedville
and one near Geo. 8. Campbell a pi ice in
Mouth lualntm Dreoinot. 1'lana anu aiieoi-
ationa can be seen at tut omce kiut tue
.1th inat. TheCoauIr Court reere the
riubt to reject ant and all bids. Hv order
of the Court. It. It. UOOD1N.
Hi-IS CountT Clerk. W aahinuton Co., Ur,
(ItUlMK LETTER.
At the solicitation of many person
interested in the subject, the I'ortland
Industrial Kxposition has undertaken
to gather fruit to l used In showing
the pomological products of Oregon,
at the Midwinter Fair, in San Fran
cisco. This fruit will be gathered
anil plaissl on display at the expos)
tion. in Portland, and will ts com
bined with w hat may be gathered
from other aoiireca for the Midwinter
Fair. Although every orchanlist
should exert himself to see that the
interests of the fruit Industry are
properly represented at all times as
should every person desirous of pro
moting the welfare of the state, the
For Exchange.
W() Lota liKHlUI feet earn at Wood
atook . and a bonne and lot at Wood-
Inwn. All Bh1 I'ortlund anhurhan prop
erty. No Inoumbranoe. Worm will
rxohaniie for a farm of abont SO aorva coed
land, about 20 aorra in eultiTation, amall
honae an l barn, in the vicinity of Hillborn,
Will assume aouie inouiuliranfle. Nooom
mixaion, no agent. AddrrM for full par
tionlara, 1IUIM. f . f A nl. IS as.
1(1-JO Woodlawn, Oregon
T
Mot ice.
HE time for eenii annual aettlement
with my patrona occurs October 1st.
lVlti i. 1. I AMIfc SIE, H. D.
j rl
mm
Don't jrou hellers it, because you can be convinced that there ia a firt-cU drug
atore here, by rallititf on
BROOK fc SELS
who carry s tine uul varied
tix W of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES
tHtU IHOS till! lAtTUKl.
WHAT IS IT
That causes hanl times? If the
philosophers are to Is Is-licved,
we must say It is Kxtrava
gamv. Is this what
STAKTLKS YOU?
II it keeps you awake nights,
don't be worried any more.
Schulmcrich & Son have found
a plan of helping you.
THIS PAMC
Will tench us all wisdom. It
will make us look closer to the
income and outgo. Ion't ac-
i-ept a bargain that
IS A SHAM,
Hut deal with a reliable house,
Scliiiliiierich ii Son.
:(M lie aril
For any trace of antipyrlne, mor
phine, chloral or Buy other Injurious
compound lu Kra use's Headache
Capsules. cents. For sale by
UillslMiro Pharmacy.
IM PEItlAL K(JG FOOD
Or!. Hfe.l
For all varieties of Poultry, laying
Fowls, doling Chicks, I lucks,
Occse and Turkeys.
WILL MAKK YOl It HENS LAY
It keeps fou ls In Is-st condition, and
makes poultry the most prof
itable stock on the farm.
No poultry yard is complete without
IMPERIAL VAUi 10011.
For ante by . . .
S. F. SOLTIIAItD.
CITY BAKERY
K. M. II KID Kb, Prop;
We alway oarry a Rood atook of
BAKERY GOODS,
CONKK.CIiONKKY.
1'UITI'H AND
CIUAH8.
HOMK-.tlADK TAKFKK
FKKMli tVEKY DAY.
Call on an when In need of anythina in
our line.
Cor. Third I Main, HILLSBORO, OR
17-lf
Huaire's Amendmeat.
In the senate on Tuesday Squire of
Washington submitted an amend
mout in the nature of a sulistitute for
the silver repeal bill. "It provides
that silver bullion may ls deposited
at any mint, to be formed Into
standard dollars of the present weight
and fineness (to be legal tender) for
the benefit of the owner, but there
shall only be paid to the s-rson so
depositing it such numls-r of stand
ard silver dollars as shall equal the
oommereial value of the silver bullion
deposited. This difference, if any,
between the coin value and commer
cial value shall lie retained by the
government as seigniorage. The
oolnage shall not exceed 14,000,000
per month, and when the gnx
amount reaches Jih),ooo,(oO It ls to
oease, the dollars thus coined to be
legal tender.
"The senate today agreed to allow
A. O. Heckwith $J,0(HJ, Ixe Mantle
12,500 and John II. Allen -Voo In
compensation for time and expenses
In prosecuting claims to seats in the
senate from Wyoming, Montana and
Washington resjs.'tlvely."
HILLSBORO HOUSE
J. MOKTIIItOP, Proprietor
Corner HeoonJ . an J.. Waahington Htreeta
Jkfr. Irflrke
Family fotpra
Whole
NEWLY FIUNISIIKD
AND HENOVATED
VFMIST ( LASH TAIiLE, and all ao
eommodationa for tb ooDTenieooe of
eeta.
Charges Reasonable
.Idniiniafrator'a Male.
N'OTICF. ia hrety eireo that tha nnder
Bitined adniiniHtrntor of the en tat of
H. V. (lardner. deoeaHl. will aell at pnb-
llo anntion ti the blubeat bidder at Ur.
Ilailer'a farm (the late reaidenee of de-
oraavd I alsnit two milr nortb of Uillaboro,
the followinif-deacrilMid property, on Hat
ardny. Hepteinber 'I, 1S'..1, at 10 o'clock a.
m., the personal prorerty of aaid estate.
oonsialinii of a lot of honee, brood mare,
entile, farm liiinlenifnta. wasona, drill
binder, anlay rake. plow, fork, boea and
other farm implement; alan about twenty
Ave tnnl of ipissl timotliT hay.
Term of le: All auraa of 110 or leas.
nmh in hand: on all aumaover till a ered
of eiubt month w ll be iiiTen on pnrrhaaer
giving approved note oearing iu per oeu,
interrat from date of ptiroliaae.
. A. HAILET,
Administrator, estate of H. W. Uardner,
deceaeed. 15-17
Hillaboao. Oregon, Heptembe 11,
ARE YOU PREJUDICED?
Many people think it uivc.viry to go to aome large
city t rind a riret-claes
.. DRUG STORE ..
Prvacription. curtfullv i-uiupuuudel by so ex;crivijvcd
clieiuidt'
FINE PEHFUMES.
HILLSHOHO,
OHKUON
TUALATIN ACADEMY
pacific university;
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 20, 1893.
For CATALOGUE or iurthor liifuriiiatlou. Adtlress:
Prosulont Til OS. MiCliEIJjAI),
11-1U
Forest Crove, Oregon (
FORK BRANCH STOCK FARM !
HOKIIKIKN AND JKIiSKY CATTLE.
O Ked of diltercut Karui t'roduoU kepi
ou hand.
TARE AND TURNIP SEEDS A SPECIALTY.
Hhepherd Dog for Hale, color, Iilaok
and 1 an, or Hable.
Orders Filled With Vr.
A. CHALMERS.
Centerville, Washlngtoi County, Or.
s 1
When YOU see a good thins:
CATCH
IT
That In what every (iOOI) hiiro-kecr and cook iloo wlu-ii alio know
where to buy
CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER
.. soi.n iiy ..
HUCHE3, MORGAN & ROGERS,
f Uillaboro, Oregon, and
acknorvltolKCil by all an
Powder in the inurkct.
8Urrior to any Baking
Try It, aud be ronvlurrd that rihat rr any la trar.
HUdllKS, M01UUN & HOGEUS.
HILLSBORO MEAT MARKET
HKKST k THOMAS, TroprlelorM,
MAIN KTRKET,
1I1I.I-SBOR0.
CHOICE 1IEEF, MUTT0X,
Kept (onslnnlly on
EAL AM) P0KK
Hand.
to all
KiKlicat market price pnid for Ilccvci., Mutton, Veal and iliira. Fair dealing
ricane give ua a trial.
CARSTENS BROS. & MEAD, Proprietors.
HILLSBORO SASH AND DOOR CO.
Maawlecturera and Dealere I)
SASH, DOORS AND MOULDINGS
A Full Ub of atandanl rvn and pattern of enh, doora niouldingi and
hrackela ronatantlv in alork.
Special llenlrna of builder good mmle to order on Miort notice.
Limber Yard. In eonnection wit Ii the mihIi and d.r (artory a lumlrer
yard will be kept constantly atocked with rough ami dreaned IiiiiiImt of all kiad.
Builder ar invited "to la-e their order illi u.
Oftlce at the factory, went of the railrond ktation, 1 IilWK.ro, Oregon.
)
VJ
A D lauitaniA PalUi IKiL. 'S"
Poiruno, On ton. A. P. AuiToo, Pii.ir4..
Open all tha year. Student may enter at any time. Catalogue free.
1 A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS.
p-y t z j- -
Hillsboro livery, Feel and Sales Stable
OHUI H I OH . .
HACKS, BUGGIES AM) HIDING HOUSES
wvirviLt jttimii .
" Mf baabaud wa AonAned to tee buue. al
aot enable to walk, oa arcnunt ot aa alrer ea
aia left leg. He took Hood MiaairUla aad
and at oewe there were ! lerwe
mmu He a ' ahle hi 4 to m aralm
My eldMt torn tlrlrkfn down lth rb'U
aMlte lTr. A tier uaing Hood araDanlla
Hood's5 Cures
tanrt Mine be ooa rwoTered kl health. A W
tanaina etlwr. I lKame all run iln. Hwn
rnartila did me ain-h rod "
Laaaix, thlco, Butle t einfy. alHoraia.
H1' Pltlaare prompt and afflcieat, j
atriBMUoa. aM bj aU druuUla,
C1TATIOX.
Jf the Connty Conrt of the Bute at
(oo. for Whinwton Conntv.
In tbe matterof the estate e Willia.ni VU,
riaaejouul.
Te Annie Hill and IWothea CnnHnantra.
all pern intreUrd m aMd entatta
Ten. and eaek of yea nee heaMwr feqaiwft
Pia-pent ia the nlKive ('. a h
t'eartbona ia HilWee. eeimer aod ih
a.rHiV w $V-v. b iwd .f (
re, l"M. l e'rh a. a. f aad dray ml
ewvw. a mit am onftr at
ante ewenen wmi e an panl fba in
tae petitina . aeumaotaMta of eaiB
(rte4aib od fMrtiaien ii beeaia Bled
and pratiaa tnnt the adaiitiiatraaor of aaid
dnetawd. William Hell, be directed toaell
all the land brlnu.n to tbe aaid William
IVII. den-nard. to vty the claim aainat
aaid eatate, ar.d for the oot and eipmaea
e f administration. Hnid landa M aitoaU in
Waahinirton eonuty, t (Tenon, aad ia de
arnbed aa follow, to-wit: He.n the eeat
half of the nothwl qnaner of aesttoa
f.mr. townaliip one north. four weat,
Willamette Nlendian.
Witneaa the H"n-ral.le Ibxlolph Crandall.
Jatlce of the Cunnlv Coart of tbe
i l htate of Oregon, tor tbe Coanty
aiAt-. Waabineton. wuh tbe aeal of
aid eoort affiled tbia l"tb day
.of Ann. la 1.V17
Attett: .. K)DIN, Clerk.
UVi ' IMMilt 4DtrK
HQ)rja IKtf K U44MaIi tMat asekv f fltnap Ka
rwniMnW I4te DitM.
CtAXfl mnCM, Tfovif TUALATIN HOTEL.
t. K V94UUffie tV J. W. SEWELL Proprietors.
C'AI.k An MF.K
Dr. W. BOWLBY,
PRU(S(SIST AND B00KSLLR,
FOREST CROVE,
And get roar money ' worth of Irne, Medicine, Toilet Article, EByeloi
and Taper, Mnaical Merchandiae, and eyerytliin ntially kept ia a Crat daaa
ooontry f Ttif, Bk and Novelty Store.
rreacrl tiona and formnlie carefully ei.mi'Oiinded at all honra.