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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1894)
H1LLSC0RO INDEPENDENT. FltlDAY, Al'RILl'J. Try K. If. llrcer'a pure Baa Dried Mountain Tu. fii.r.li'iiin U actively engaging the attention of niiiuU'ura, l'liotoi uii-urwt."WH! anywhere, by II. Slui-ttr, lllllxboro. J. I Knljrht ha uii in Miiall numa. tome money to tf (i t'i Lnldlaw' cash store for goxUat wholesale price. S -luilim-rii-li A Hon have a nice linn of hnli" an ! inlV rape and J.uki K Carix-t warp iu nil colon at price never ioro oaereu, at scnuimericn & Hun ). II n. Hubert Lincoln, Don of the lutmort l Abe., wa lu Portland liut ed lies Jay. You can g t more calico and mus lin lit Sdmlim-rich' for a dollar, tlmii any oilier place In Hlllboro. J. I. Knight earriea eighteen of the Lett Insurance companies In America, mi l w rites till kind or Insurance at tlio lowest rates. tf. Partita Lroiuir Lust or anywhere -l-t- will It t 1 It to their advantage to t ill on J. I. K iltflit before buying ti.k.U. 4l-tr The Western Oregon Ktallion Moci ely will hold its annual meeting uii'l luirso mrailou Saturday, April 1 1, isii t. I I-4H u. i ave, see. liliicksniltli Oitrord has been mak ing some HiiU-t.iiitiul improvements nhout hissliop. t'oiivenieiiee.greatly tts-isis in a prompt delivery of work lion. T. II. Tongue was selected to lie i-liiiii-iii.iii of the state convention. Miniiirl Hughe was a memlier from this county f the platform com mittee. Jnd,'T. I. Humphreys is setting nut about twelve Hen's of his South Tualatin t i r 1 1 1 in prunes, lie thus puts iwuo tn-e where they will do llie moMt good. .Mr. Sum I ford is riorled to have joined the populist cluli last Monday evening, hence it is prohablecthat tlie Hillsboro Democrat will be dem ocrat mi longer. A. T. Palm mid Ksulre McQuil lan addressed thu republican club Jiere lust Tuesday, making many good points. Tin largo hall was well tilled and great enthusiasm pre vailed. Jim democrats will hold their eonnty convention tomorrow to se lect ill-legates to attend the democrat ic stare convent Inn which meets at Astoria next week, to nominate a taU; ticket. ' JiMinlsoii, tlie watch maker next door to the postofni-e., Is guaranteeing his work which he doe at prices to Hilil llie tine s. ThU fact is bringing him customers, and his window is Just filling up. Mr. Sinister iiiude a negative of the court house, last wock that gives the Jrf-st picture of the county building that his been shown. From the largu negative ho has made a small nio w hi. li is a gem. JUr. I.. V. J louse, on Third street, lias a new announcement. He Is better prepared thun ever to do wheelwright work. He Is building more of those land rollers, which last year were no popular. Our 'ProfcsHor Stanley received on the tirst ballot seventy-nine votes for puperiiitemlent of public instruction, but lost oil the second ballot. JOastcril Oregon Inn I a congressional nomi nation to make and mado a combi nation that carried votes to Irwin. Ttev. Charles II. Curtis, slate super intendent of Congregational Sunday schools, will occupy the pulpit of toe Congrt-gatimiil church of Hlllsboro, on next Sabbath at II a. in. and 7:30 j. ni. A cordial welcome to all. .Mr. I'nrtis will also preach at the Nehitliiterleh HchiMilhouse on Sunday nltcri.oon, April 15. A copy "of tho llltli edition of Cupp's American Settlers' Ouldo has I this olllce. It Is a pamphlet of I .'i I I int." and contains me land laws of the United States and the J lre'lii-e regulations or the depart inenK Ton pioneer perfecting his title to a I met of government land, it is worth many times its price, which is Ui cents. Tie' WiTiamelte Association of Ctrigngatloii.il churches meet here next week, mid while the day se. sinus will be largely devoted to the con-id- ration of questions In which the ili-nominatiou is primarily inter--le.l, the evening sessions will be of n popular nature and will htf enter taiuiug to the public generally. Home f tie- bet minds in tho state will be orcM-nr. J he nudi-st dayat th midwinter fair will he next Tuesday, Wednes day and Thursday, the 17th, lth and i::h days of April, when the grand M mli-Ora Carnival will he celebrated. Posters making srth ular mention of the event are con--pi.-iiotislv displayed about town. The Carnival Is a New Orleans insti tution, but a p.lvate letter statist that th" San Francisco display will eipial or surpass- nnything that has ever been shown in tho crescent city. A small boy walking down Main utrevt a few evening ago holding to his fitlicr's left forefinger looked up, bis i.ui the picture of an Interro gation N.lnt. "Papa, what make tho lights turn red sometimes! Well, my son.lt Is doubtless some small tats of metal, an iron filling perhaps i h curiam that burns. Oi, papa, 1 thought the light WM looking into that mud hole and ,hi..!v I w hen It thought of the mon ey spent on Itself when there I none left to piv for tilling the mud hole.' I' Mr. John Winters was in Hlllsboro la-t Saturday, preparing incorpora tion pipers for organising s Joint ts-k company lu his neighborhood, which will engage in the business of Vi.-kling vegetable ami canning fruit. List year he did something with plt-Ules ami found it quit profit able. This year oM'rtloi are to be on a larger Miile. Als.ut Mlddleton .nnl Sherwood there are many small land holders who, by engaging lu , .til 'arming and fruit growing, re o'if I i make a gissl living, but wl h f.-illtios for putting more labor .ii t ,.-ir products, their incomes are I irv-ly increased. The cannlnf nd litfcli-ig establishment I ft tu.'t direction. i Our fellow townsman I. K. Hill has injt let the days of Inter pass uiiimproveu, but lias allowed his thoughts to run In Inventive grooves. llo lias planned and made an Im proved horse collar, for which he obtained a United Slates patent bear ing aaie or Marcit 27th. .Many nrm and harness makers are Interested already In the new idea and Mr. lull's correspondence Is already nuite large. Overtures to negotiate sale are numerous, but so fur he has declined all tempting offers and has formed a partnership with Dr. A. S. Nichols, of Portland, who has capital, and will isttent the collar lu six of the largest foreign countries. Fred McMurry and Oeorge De B wrd, two boys were up before Jus tice or the peace .Mi-quUIau last Wednesday charged with the larceny of money from the residence of Mr. Shorey living near Mountaindale. The lads pleaded guilty. McMurry was sentenced to one year in the reform school and De Board for six months. This is perhaps the most economical examination that has occurred for many days. The Inter vention of attorneys was not re quired nor were . witnesses tub- ptvnted. Tomorrow will be a busy day in Hlllsboro. It Is the day for the an nual stallion parade and will be made much of by the stock men of the county. Secretary Cave states that both the Iletliany una the Hllls boro brass bands will toot for the crowd further, that the democratic county convention will assist in the afternoon, while in the alienee of fireworks In the evening, Parson Hare may be Induced to hold prayer meeting. V. E. Urock and Joseph Klineman were elected by Montezuma lodge No. SO, I. O. O. F., representatives to tho grand lodge which meets in Pendleton In May. Hillsboro He- bekeh hxJge elected Mrs. Mary A Lamkiii and Mrs. Ma Phelps to at tend tho convention of itels-keh lodges which meets at the same place two days before the grand lodge. By reason of the absence at the convention, the Hillslsiro Republi can Club did not elect delegates to the county club at Its last meeting. That work will como before the club at its next meeting. The mini bcr to be chosen Is about thirty, and it may be well for the members to attend the meeting in rorce. Some party with burglarious In tent entered the dwelling of 1. M. C. Uault last Sunday afternoon and ran sacked tho clothes pri-wc. but they found nothing. They might have known that the pockets or a country editor's old clothes is a bad place to look for money. The Gaston Republican Club will, In a body, go to Scoggin Valley to morrow evening to visit the club at that place. All is enthusiasm up that way, and it would not be sur prising if a ratincatlon meeting is held there and then. Hoad Siitervisor llaughman is do ing good work with the county road machine. The highway between Hillslsiro and the Odd Fellows cemetery has been put lu tine shuts' The force now Is at work on tho Fair- view road. The frame work for the new water tank on top of the Light A Water Com nan v' tower Is in place. It Is sixteen feet high und twenty in diameter, and the tank when com pleted will hold 1,000 barrels of water' Mr. 8. E. Craig has obtained the old creamery near the Hillsboro station for his new enterprise, which will be ready by about May 1st. He at once commences to install his much I nery. From the rumors that are gently wafted about town there must have been a regular monkey and parrot time yesterday, in the meeting of the executive committee or tno pop ulists. Don't forget the social dance at the opera house, Friday evening last of the season. I'PPER SC0UUI3 VALLEY. The roads are Improving fast. Born to the wife of Wilis Vale, a son. Harry Ball is sowing 10 acres of flax. ljad colds live beeoma contagious Jit this part. Every farmer U farming now for all he' worth. C. A. Kalus returned last week from a business trip to Portland. The snow Is five feet dts?p near the headwaters of the Tualatin. Oeorge and John Davis have di vided the old home place, each get ting half. A Mr. Wish Bach has bought the old Dewy farm and moved on with a large family. The repuhlieans have a large club here with J. Wilcox, president, and Oeorge Davis, secretary. Mewsrs. B-y 4 Porter have laid a nice double blank sidewalk from their mill to Tom Banes'. Mr. Nelson, of Portland, was among us recently with gun, hunt lug for a copy of the game law. One month of our school has ex pired, to the satisfaction of all, under tho able management of Mis Alice Porter. John Hall, county surveyor, ha been surveying ami dividing the donation claim of Sanfonl Wilcox, deceased. It is divided Into five shares. Mr. John Baxter, superintendent of our Sunday school, has Just placed a nice library of 75 volumes in our schoolhouse. Mr. U. deserves great credit for building our school fiom nothing to a school second to none In the country. A number of mtisMans from Oaston, headed hy C. Tun)er, of Oaston, Mr. Htevcns and Mr. Par sons, of Dilley, met s large crowd at nor M-hotil house Saturday night and entertained the audience with some fine music snd speeches, after which thev organized a peopUi' party club with fourteen mcmocr. JtOCI CIEEE. August Myeis had colt killed hir the train, near Holbrook's, Bethany brass band gave a concert at the ocx i reea scnoonHMw A fftxsl program was rendered to the satisfaction of w s rtii . ...Ill Attlais. all ho attendeu. mcy w tain the people at West Union school hou next Saturday evening and th feturdav following, t UU'ncoc. I. Wlsmer, our road supervisor, Is days nxing m tOl KT IMOE ISt. IK'SrttSRT. Charles F.rickson, ftuierly a "uh- ect of Ocrmany, admitted to citizen ship. lu the matter of the application or the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, of Portlund, Orcgou, for the is-rniancni custody of Chester and Silvester Beard, minor children or Myron Beard. It anpeariiig to the court that Myron Beard has been guilty of cruel and Inhuman treatment to in children and wife, und being una hie to protect them from his cruelty, and having no property or means to protect them. It is ordered that said children bo committed to the permanent cure of. tho Boys' and Ulrl' Aid Society, Portland, Oregon. Oilgian liagar, formerly a subject of the republic or Switzerland, ad mitted to citizenship. PROBATE COVRT. In the matter of the estate of Wm. Jolly, deceased. Annual report of administrator tiled and approved. In the matter of the estate of John II. Walker. Receipts of devlseses for their distributive share filed, and estate closed of record. In the matter of the estate of II . Burt, deceased. Petition to sell personal property allowed, and ad ministratrix directed to sell the same at private sale fur cash iu hand. In the matter of the estate of E. Sewton, deceased. On the petition of the widow of dtceased, she I hereby appointed administratrix of hi Ul estate, nml her bomis are nxtsi at -!',! n hi. Bond tiled ami approved, and letters of administv-ntion Issued. Appraiser apsihted are P. Moscow, J. W. Sliute and Oeorge Bagley. In the matter of tho estate of X. O. Christiauson. Bond of adminis trator Med ami approved. Ap praisers are II. lloge, A. O. Brown ami I'u ls Funis. In the matter of the estate of Johnston Whitin ore, deceased. Will and ilecei la nt Met I ami proven in ojrmi court, ami It Is hereby admitted to probate. Probable value of estate, td,l'iMt. Columbus, Oeorge and Cal vin W hit more are hereby appointed and confirm! as executors of said will, and to serve without bonds. Appraisers are Fred Meyers, 11. P. Steven ton ami T. J. Hill. In the mutter of the estate of C. Johnson, deceiis!. Final imuiiI considered ami allowed. Ordered that all property Is turned over to heirs at law, and the ndmlstrator of said estate and his bomhmen It' dis charged from all further liabilities. In the matter of the guardianship estate of Inez Cumin, a minor. Sale of real pros-rty confirmed. Iu the matter of the estate of J. Whltmore. Inventory and report of appraisers tiled, showing value of estate as follows i personal proiM'ny 1141, real tlHio, total 11101. Executors are hereby authorized to sell all per sonal proH-rty us mentioned In the in ventory at private sale for wish in hand. In the matter of tho estate of D. HarK-r. Final account considered and allowed. In the matter of tho estate of E. Newton, iliH-eased. Inventory and reporter appraisers filed, amount of said estate :1H,3II.(II. Petition for supsrt of w idow riled ami allowed. in the matter of the estate of D. Knight, d-asl. Final receipts tiled for each of the heirs at law. This estate is closed of record. In the matter of the estate of J. D. Loft is. Final account filed. May 7, 1891, at 10 o'clock a. in., set for hearing. In the nintter of the estate of Isuholla F. Marr. Will Hied and proven In oisn court, ami admitted to probate. W. T. Marr was hereby appointed and continued a executor without bonds, according to the terms of said will. Appraisers a pointed are S. T. Walker, H. D. Bryant and Joe Bailey. In the matter of the estate of Cas per Schoblg, deceased. On petition of widow, Jacob Wlsmer was thereby appointed administrator with bonds fixed at f'l,G00. Bond riled and ap proved. Appraisers appointed are Ham ifeichuer, Jacob Under and John Schliider. lu the matter of the estato of John Lursman. Last will of deceased tiled and proven In open court, which Is hereby admitted to probate. Isaac Ball ami Oeorge Oalbrcth are ap pointed ami coiinrnietl as executors of said estute, with bonds fixed at f 10,000. Bonds Med ami approved, appraisers appointed are X. S. Robins, V. Civlne and Lycurgus Oalbrcth. In the matter of the guardianship of Samuel Seigenthttler et al. Iteimrt of guardian filed and considered. lu the matter of the estate of Sarah Iverlch, deceased. On stition of Willium l'ver ith, husband of the decedant, he is hereby appointed as administrator of said estate, with bonds fixed at $1,000. MAKUIAtiK I.HKXSK. March INith, J. W. Crow and Nellie A. Sismhst; March 2M, Richard Rnycraft and Mrs. Nellie Smith; March .loth, Anton Mcdim sen ami Oertrude Hocsacker; March 31st, Otto Welsmer ami Mary Stroll er; April loth, T. A. Mourt and Mrs. U II. .Met amish. Itesolatlous f 1'ondoltnre. WiirntMs. In view of the loss we have sustained by the death of our friend, the beloved wife of brother, I ). w. Ward, ami or the stilt greater loss sustaini! by those who were nearest ami denrent to her, therefore, be it Rf.si)i.vM, by Washington J.odge No. JS. I.O. O. P.. that it is but a Just tribute to the memory of the lc parted, to say, mat in regretting, her removal from our midst, we mourn for one who In every way was worthy or our ressi, a menu wnosp upright and noble life won for her self the esteem and good-will of all who knew her. Her exalted virtues will still live In the memories of those left behind. lir.ni.vrn. That the heartfelt vtntiathv of this Indira l extended to tho family of tlie deeeas!. Rksoi.veh, That a copy or these resolutions ls spread uhii the min utes of the bulge, and a copy be sent to the family. In friendship, love and truth, iClIAS. RoUtNSON, S A. W AI.KF.R, Joe B ur kv. My wife was confined to her Issl for over two tnontns witn a very severe attack or rheumatism, we fo uld get nothing that would afford net r any relief, ami as a last resort gave Chamberlains ram uium a trial. To our great surprise she be gan to Improve after the first applies ti..n a ii. I iiv usimr It rcirularlv she was soon able to get up and attend to her housework. E. II. Johnson, of C. J. Knutson A Co., Kensington, Minn. 00 cent bottles for aalo by Hillsboro pharmacy. tj-Im RWrir. The following is a rejiort of Hcog rla Valley school fur month ending April 6. No. day taught 20, No. of pupils enrolled us, average dally at tendance 2:!, time tardy, 2. The following named pupil were neither abneiit nor tartly, Lulu, Lottie, Lettie ami Dexter Sain, Cynthia, Henry, ami Lulu Scott, Paul and Orace Tc iu pit. and Blanche Wilcox. Alice Pobtek, Teacher Betuaxy, DIsT. 71. The following is a report of the Bethany school, district No. 74, for month ending April fl. No. day taught l'J, days attendance CIO, day absence 81, No. times tartly 17, No. boys enrolled 2', girls enrolled 15, tolul No. enrolled, -10; average dally attendance, St. Following are the names of those who were neither absent nor tardy during the month : Lena Larus, Minnie ami Mary Kar gel, Freddie Heckmann, Bertha Schulz, Albert Myer and Albert Porter. Joii.v R. Willis, Teacher. VXlo.X, cist. is. The following Is a report of the Union school, district No. 18, for month ending March 80. No. en rolled 41, No. of days taught 19, No. day attendance 057, average dally attendance 31 2-5. Name of schol ars that were neither absent or tardy are, Henry Ilingley, Oarfleld and Arthur Hite, Com and lyiuesa John son, Katie and Robbie Ronde. No. of visitors, Messrs.. Morelock, Robinson, and C. Johnson, the Misses Robinson and Craig. Emma McNeal, Teacher. ULOtYOOU. The dance at J. F. Allen last w eek was a success. Mrs. S. R. Luster Is visiting at Forest (Jr.ive. H. F. Pen fold ami family hsik n pleasure trip to the Nehalem last week. Miss lH'lla('urK'nter, who has been sick with la gripM is again a bio to bp around. The Young Men's Republican Club of (lien wood was well attended on March 31t. Ed. Hughes recently purchased a cow, and now declares there will be no skim milk on the ranch. ' ilaoeo k ami son are building a fence in front of their residence, which adils much to the beauty of the place. Henry Baker, w ho has been spend ing the winter in tho vicinity of Hill Side, returned to his home on the Xehalem. . Referring to an item of lust week's issue from tho above named place In regard to the school, I have to say the Raycraft boys took no more Interest than ditl other tax payers; hoping further explanation Is un necessary on tho subject. Tax pay Kit. (aKEKNVILLE ITEMS. Mr. Ezra Kirtsof this place started for Idaho lust Monday. Mr. C. E. Hall went to Beavertoti last week. Hon. W. X. Barrett, of Hlllsboro, passed through here last Sunday. Anton Pfanner passed through this place last .Monday. , . Fred Moore visited Mr. Wilbur McEldowney of Forest Orove, lust Sunday. Mr. T. J. Wlrtz am! wife, visited Mr. w 11. Whitney, of Manning, last Sunday, Hon. B. . Cornelius addressed the republican club at this place last Wednesday. UE.tVERTOX. The principal part of the onion crop here Is sowed. Will there bo any democrats In lSHli? The prospect for getting the motor line this year is growing brighter, but at this writing It Is not an as sures 1 fact, A I frit 1 1 hi vies went to Salem Mon day to attend the convention, Trout Ashing Is now the sport with the iHiys. Wariile I,oo claims the first prize with a string of 37. Mr. Oiats, of Tigardvllle, Is work lug for Dr. F. M. Robinson, of this plat1. Mr. F. C. Paul! has moved on the Hart place Just east of town. Master I larry Fenton, of Hillsboro, Is In the city this week. Last Saturday night Archie Pike discharged his shot-gun at two burg lars who were trying to enter the house, Mr. Munger Is In his new store, which "by the way" looks very neat and tidy. His dwelling house is nenrlng completion. It is rumored that the populists are going to have a sjs?aker here shortly, but no public announcement has been made yet. Ihivles Bros, report that they have S0,ooo feet of the road lumber cut. School is progressing nicely under the management of Prof. Traver. Between II and 12 o'clock Tuesday night, April tOth, Milton Lee's resi dence bur net I down. Xearly all the furniture on the first story w as saved. Loss was over 1mio. Insured for soo. The good weather of the past week has matte busy times in this locality, The onion raiser has been very busy sowing his onion this week. Other farmers are busy plowing. The only four looking faces that we see here now are those that are com pel Its I to drive through the notor ious pits,- or road from the store Jo the emj f the beaverdam bridge. We are told that a certain Hillsboro man, who made an attempt to ass through this piece of road, got stuck and was compe-lltsl to leave his buggy remaining In the mud until morning, came near losing hi temK-r. Men are at work now fixing the quagmire. At a call meeting to elect school dins-tor to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of O. W. Stltt, there was a general turn out, about 100 votes ts-ing cast. 11. A. Rinehart received 67, Oscar Thayer received 33. The McKlulcy clnh met Saturday evening, but were somewhat disap pointed when it was announced that Prof. Traver hail been called away on business, as he was expected to address the club that evening. How. ever, we had short sjeehes from several other and a pleasant time after all. C. W. Meek l expected here next Saturday, April lth, to address the sple before the club, and April 21th, Hon. Tho. II. Tongue is docketed here. BEP0BT Or" SPRIX. The second weekly reisirt from the sigual station ut Portland has been received.. It I written by S. M. Blandford, observer, and closes April 10th. WESTEKX OKEfiOM. Weathek The rainfall was l low the normal j tho temperature eioler than the average by 2 degree dally and the sunshine ubovc the average during the p.i-U week. The weather conditions were favorable, since previous rains havo saturated the ground, making it ditlhult to work. The exee-ive sunshine was most acceptable. The ehow crs w hich occurred during the later ortiou of the week were undesirable; they in terfered with the progress of farm work, though not seriously. Crops Taking Into consideration the time of the season, the weather of the past week was most acceptable and favorable to the advancement of vegetation. The season Is slightly later than the average In the Willa mette valley and in the coast dis trict. The decrease of precipitation and higher temperatures have pro duced a gradual improvement. The surface of the earth Is covred with grass, which is making a vigorous growth. Pastures are furnUhlng nutritious food for stock; there Mug grass sufficient for stock, filing has ceased in many sections. Winter Wheat continues to Improve, the dull red color on low-lumls caused by ex cessive moisture is rapidly disap pearing. ' The vigorous growth and healthy apis-aranco of wheat on higher lunds suggests an abundant harvest. Sis-ding is progressing, though the ground is difficult to work. Peach ami cherry trees are In full bloom In the Willa.nctto val ley, and all other fruits are show ing thebloom. Straw ls-rries are In full bloom. Iu the southern counties of Josephine, Jackson ami Douglas the bloom is far lu ad vani-e of other sec tions of the state. Plum, jsaili, eherry, jsmr, apple ami silver prune tree are In full bloom, and almond trees ar dropping bloom. Fruit prospects never were lietter. Vege tation in Cole's valley ami Youcalla section of liouglas county, is not so far advanced as iu other sections. Clackamas county hop fields have an air of priwtpcrity. (irowcrs fail to recall hop vines susrior or further advanced. It may Is too early to estimate the crops of the coming season. The opinion Is generally expressed that the hay crop is as sured, and an abundance of fruit ami grain may be expei ted. Frost that Injured some peach blooms occurred oi) the 2d. Other light frosts, w hich wero not injurious, occurred on the 3d, 4th and 7th. All kinds of slin k are In good condition. The opinion is corn-lit that tlie wool clip will Is fully up to the average. Improve ment and activity In farming osra tion have caused a corresponding activity in tho lo.vus. Kti'l llLK AM ' ( 01 lb. If! its,rcsrtnf the doings of the stato republican convention the Ore gonhin thus pictures the ttmis-r of the party representatives assembled. "Men who have Is-en active poll ticlaus in this stale for lo years de clared that they never fully realized what republican enthusiasm, meant until they entered the convention yesterday in ChainU-r of Commerce hall, They had seen similar gather ings aroused to frienzied admjratioii of a man -or. frantic approval of a measure, but never had they wit nessed the whole structure of repub licanism so wildly Idolized as It was by the 208 representative men who assembled to draw the party's line of battle for the campaign of 191. Every reference to past achievement or present" outlook . was wildly cheered, and each allusion to the ancient foe evoked sarcastic murmurs of pity. But one sentiment seemed q possess the gathering, delegates and spectators that whoever the party should nominate would l entitled to the vote of every republi can In Oregon, llie disnpiMiinted claimant of the convention's favor were first to grasp the hand of 'their successful rival and pletlgo him their earnest help. Behind all s-rsonal ambition was a desire for complete republican restoration to power that served lo prevent sorcheadism." The republican avalanche In the recent elections helped 11' Nell In Ids contest for Joy's sat by frightening the democrats Into dishonesty, but the avalanche In Novemls-r will bury him under such a mass of votes that hi friend in the house won't ls able to pull him out. REAL RMfATK TKlNNlUHn. Wm.Hfidt and wf l-iChrMina Fll Mi I S and 4 blk W t I'nrtl.iutl Hstehl ... .. Finrt Con, ('horcb, Forrnt Omw, to I). CI. Htawart lot l., tuml Urnra Win. M. I.vifn ami f to T. ('. Nt-wurl l blk 7 Hindi Park add. t-urmt Orova ... If Mii-t ltoa to F. trt 0. VnnMwrr traot In aaa 14 I I a r 4 w . ... Mil Ilatfti Millar and if to Itmitnna Urtn lot J hi 7 Finny alil II ilNlx.ro Till Br and wf Maiunxt (i Morgan p bl 14 r. WW I' S to Alexander Wnr so unr. am .13 tlarlw ... patu't L A MMskff and f to Hnrt Helirml dr SO aor m tJti :tn0 I 8 Adama anardmn lo llrnrr Hloffora Jr lOarraa are I'At 1 n r 2 w l E A Kdd? and f lo Grw MrMillrtn 10 aerwi In T.ilalin lnrd ns .... S.V1 Mary M Hal to Wm U Ha ks I S: aer M.Kitl ar4 v.... Elisabeth Hmitb t l to daiu E Klink lot I and 1 hi S tWTrl n An t B Balnnston and wf to Mir A lnf- nngUin ' of n w a-c 1 1 7, 11 f w 1 Talb t Miller to John A Itxity HI aarHi of ara Ml I n r I E H Haoklrr et al to W C Fortlimann at al. tract la the CUaa McKar don I lift 395 1 Uwbaal C Ljron to i acub (Vioprr MS Maui 1 nit I CbarlaCollina and t( lo A F. Manner U-lu0crs(rf r ISt 1 r I w .. . ixsi AaartlrJ Highest Honors-World's Fair. 3f CREAM mum MOST PERFECT MADE. A pur Crap Crtam of Tartar Powder. Fr from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THB STANDARD. LUKLL lias, Farmers in general are busy plant ing potatoes. H. Dilberger is remodeling hi bouse aud Is giving It a Hue appear ance. School commenced lust Moudaj with indication.! of having a good teacher. Mr. Brown, of Xewberg, teacher. We are enjoying better roads from laurel to Hillsboro becau-f our su pervisor has been fixing the way In good huKj between Laurel and Cumpts-ll's bridge. Laurel has organized a republican club consisting of 20 memla-rs, and we expts-t to get'a gtssl many more at the next meeting. Some will soon understand where bread ami butter comes from. Messrs. Courtney Meek ami others will speak before the Laurel republi can club, Saturday, April 14. All communications should ls sent to J. H. DillsTgi-r, sis-retary of the Laurel republicuu club. Persons who are subject to attacks of bilious colic can almost invariably tell, by their fts-lings, when to expect an attack. If ChaniU-rlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhtet Remedy is taken as soon as these symptoms ap pear, they can ward off the disease. Such srsons should always kis-p the remedy at hand, ready lor Iniincdmti use when needed. Tw.o or three doses of it at the right time will save them much suffering. For sale by HillslMiro Pharmacy. The more Chambcrlain'stsiiigh rem edy is used the more it Is liked. We know or no other renusiy that always gives satisfaction. It Is good when you first catch cold. It is gtssl w hei. your cough is seated und your lungs are sore. It is gtssl In any kind of a cough. We have sold twenty-five doyn of It and every Iwittle has given satisfaction. Stedman A Friislman, druggists. Minnesota Lake, Minn, ft) cent bottles for sale by lllllsltorn Pharmacy. - Help Wanted. To raise two thousand chickens for the (iming season. I will furnish eggs on the shares one-half of the chicks to parties w ho know how to raise chickens, are careful nml have the proMT necommiK hit ions. Apply at my yards or by letter. J. M. Oakkisox, Proprietor Forest Orove poultry Yards, Fon-st Orove, Or. 42M ' Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder WorU't Fair Hlfhttt Award. Buckles' A rules Hal re. The lsst salve iu the world for cuts, bruises, wore, ultvrs, wilt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped mums, ehliiiiains, corns and all kii eruptions, ami positively cures piles. or no pay required. It isguaranti! to give srrs't satisfaction or money refunded. Prit i't -nts s-r box. For sale by llillslairo Pharmacy. 7i IF YOU WANT first-vlitiw suit of I'lothtt msiio tu order st living I'liccs cull on S. ROSENTHAL, Main t epj. City Prug Stoie, HilUboro, Or. All work guaranteed. Promptness, .Accuracy, Xoat. Marwf CITY BAKERY V. M. IIEIIIEL, Prsp. W alwaya carry a Rood stuck of BAKERY GOODS, CONFBCVIONKItr. UlLI iS AND CIO A 118. HOME-MADE TAFFER UltSll tVEKY DAY. Call on as when la nrn of anything in oar line. Main St.. Qpp. Tnalatln Hotel, . Hlllsboro. 17-tf Sows and Pigs . I will sell at auction on Tuesday April 24th, on my farm FIVE MILES NORTH OF CORNELIUS 1.1 Bra I . Hrrk'hlrra. 11 Krod Hetts, (irsdea, ta plir la Ma. V0 I'lfs, Rradatl tilth ( heater tthitM. t llolstela llelfrra, 10 t be la milk la.SertmHfr. This stock has been well win tered aud is now in good condition. T6RM3 OP SALE. A credit of six month will be riven when desired on all purchase amounting to fio and upwards, j buyers to execute their note with ; approved security tieanng Interest at 10 per cent. Hillslioro, April 12, 1894. W. CHALMERS. DR.- vOiTTQiD-v WW mm TAILOR "SPSao OF HILLSBORO Aro invitcil to look over our now novelties in Dress Goods, LLAMA CLOTHS, LINEN PERCALES, FIGURED CREPES, SERPENTINE CREPES. All-wool suitings, Zejihyr Tissuo, Edredon u;ocxls, which wu have received this week, and will sell at prices to Conipele t'Jilli Popllond OK AXY OTIIEK TOWN. W. A. LAIDLAW, (Sun-.tir lo IIi'iiiiks, MiiMins t lltMiKiia.) Corner Second mid .Main Streets, llllhboro. THE HILLSBORO Are now making a First-Class STOCK AND COMMON ORICK .. at their .. WORKS, near HILLSBORO BLACKSMITH AND REPAIR All kind of repairing in Wood and Iron done in a workman like manner and on short notice. . CARPENTER SHOP IN CONNECTION . . . Horses Shod promptly. The repair of all kinds of FARM AND MILL MACHIHERYN Made a sw.'dalty. Shop on Washington between Second and Third streets, HilUboro, Oregon GEO. CLIFFORD, Prop'r. U'lion YOU see a good tlifni; .. CATCH IT .. That la liut every HOOD hmiM-keeX!r and cook doe when ahe know where to buy CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER ., Wl.l) BY .. HUGHES, MORGAN A ROCERS, if I UIUIx.ro. Ontjon, anil aA-knowlodireil by all a Diefiur to any Dakiog I'owtlt-r in tlie market. . Try It. aal be featured that wkat we My h trie. HU01IES, MORGAN A ROGERS. Hillsboro livery, Feel and Sales Stable .. oHuiH row .. HACKS. BUGGIES AND RIDING HORSES raenrtn attknoi: to. A SEW USE or MUGIE 10UED. Order left for IIEARHE rerelr area at attMUM. Kemeniber ta Plaee. MAIN STREET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL. P. J. WILLIAMS A J. W. 8EWILL . Proprietors. " - - . , IF YOU WANT TO HIRE A GOOD LIVERY TEAM 00 TO THE Cily Livery Stable Where j on will find the Went Team (Rat rn bt b4 IN HILLSBORO. EVERYTHING FIRST CLASO. Good Ten ni h, (iood Uugle and Gwt Crlffrt. Cor. Second and Washington Cts. STOCK BRICK CO. NORTH SIDE ADDITION
