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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1894)
WLL3B0RO INDEPENDENT. FRIDAY, JUNK 13. Tho brick lit the foundation of the band stand ware delivered yesterday. The celebration that bad talked of for Hillsboro has abandoned. been been lion. T. II. Tongue deliver the annual address before the pioneer association that i In session la I'ort laud to-duy. Lost A pal' of gold-bowed specta cle. The finder can learn of the owner by calling at the In depend T.nt office. The value of glae depend en tirely on the skill of the optician. Dr. Lowe Is skilled. Hoe him at once If your eye trouble you In any way. Dr. Lowe, the optician, can be found in the parlor of the Hillsboro House, where you can have your eves tested free of charge till Wed nesday, June the 20th. Alonzo Slgler bad ft call from death thU week, lit was struck full in the forehead by a heavy board, pulled loose from bis barn by a bone. An uely cut is tho result though It might have been worse. The Marion county fruit grower have fixed iini a iris lor picking Is-rrics thin M'Hn. which is ? ti'iit N-r l fitr trHWlrri and Muck U-rrie, nwplnrrie I tt , ion I ? berries i j (i'Hti r gnllon. The commencement exercise at tho State Normal school omir from the 17th to the Jotli. The graduating las iiumiNTH nrty-one nieiniiers. Among them apjx-iiM l.ncy K. Hum jihrey, of thl county. Ir. '. It. Ilrown ha nis'iied dental imrluri in the MorgMii block, corner Main and Second street, where In Mill give attention to the aching loolh. Ir. K. I well known hen nnd enJoyM tin confidence of tin jmlilic. Ir. I .owe, the ottlclan, I aptin in our niiilst. lie nn iicen iioinir noiih very effective work mIiu-h hi arrival licre, lining eciHcic hi noun hi Hiatus when' it m lnilsiMe to In lilted with satisfaction by other lermanent In hi prorenslon. lie leaven Thursday morning. The Kltt'trlc Light and Water t'o. It building a woodshed t'tx 1mj feet in hI.c Thecniny think that there i economy In liowiing wood for w in ter ii. ThU I" undoubtedly true for the few day when snow I on the ground. The eaucity of the shed will be alioiit "".cord. ttciid twelve cent in nHagi flump to :('. t'orcoran Ituilding, Washington, I .('., and you w ill re e'ivo four titple of KMte Field' Washington, oiUtlining matter of l-cial interest. Ulve name and itddn, and ay where you siiw this ndverti'nient. W. A. Ittichanan, of the lirm of Thompson, iN'llart A t'o., Portland, Hient part of -Monday lat In llill ls.ro. He a ii I hi firm are Interred In the Atorl and HIIMioro railroad. , Then' I some prospect for work to ' lie taken up on that lliu yet this eumnier, though there may be a failure. The comity court call for bid to build two bridgojone known a the ltenuett bridge, south of t'ornelln. uhlch will be lit feet long, and the other I the Howard bridge, north of 4 'orneliu, which i 2.VI IW't; long. The low bottom will e piled with stl.k l inches In diameter nl the small end. One bridge I ohc.ut I-fi-ef high and the other 1-1 feet. ThU morning apean the an nouncement of Calvin It. Week, 70 Front street, Portland, dealer in Ntatuary, granite and marble niorni tnent. Mr. Week I a new-comer and accustomed to eastern w holesale price of which be give hU western uilomer the advantage. His sain i.le give an endless variety from udipi. in select, and hi prices are cltear than have lfore l'i amnteil. Vim can not affonl to ml the Miniiiiencement concert which cloMf eercis. of lacih l'nlverlty at in-.Mt llrove Wednesday eve, June iriHli, IMt. It prnl to le one of the lt concert given ny ine music al o-iety. Ir. t'harlew H. Archer, mt of Portland's fsvorite inger ha I at 'II CCU red a soloit, and oli, .,u.irlctl-., trio and choru' will j till the evening witn mosi ciynj iiinsic. Tickets Tor the concert on ,le at llriH-k drugstore. Admission i'iits. n-erved eut W cent. I 'oncert begin at o'eba-k. The -j-rvlc' on Ihe IlillsUa-o, I lien. ceaiiil Portland mall naite will U' iliscoiilinueil on and after July lt A new conlraH ha lieen let to . H. I'eiiM', of Salt l,ake, t'tah, to mrry a lailv mail irom HlllsUmi lo Oleu.' and 'return at a contr.ict price of Wl. The mail U'ave tllencoe at U a. m. Nnd arrive here at N a. in., returning leave hen at 9 a. in. and arrive at 4cncoe at ll::U S. m. It I Uiitlr--tood Ihe ame man ha the ntr.ict ...... i..riiiul in (1-dar Mill and ' . ...... f i... i..r ,urn . . .la u-ad Sl)l. The name ervice ny the new arrangement will I' d one for Mil t, a avlng or fiw. iui win o ervice be s satUfmtory. AH nwi ia twwn Hethanyand Iillslro, di Oiit less than ten mile, mut come by way of I'ortUnd, full thirty mlU. iM'side laying over In Portland one night. Sheriff Fori started Wednesday miming for Sto-kton, Calif- to get Mvnn U.anl. who Is wnbl hen on Ihiee Indictment, the first two heing for a-siult hein arme.1 with a d.mgenM weapon, and the third f;r as.iult and battery eomniitte.1 on the ,.rs m of hi wife. The a-sult was 7,11 hi minor child. The chil l wa Ht tie breakfist table sitting on n s ..,i l, x pl.e, in a chair. Si.me. i'liiig went wr.lg when the bah cried The Inhunnn father lap;M itfa.anlkn..ke.llofTthel.-on the rtur. In attempting to climb hack lo P n obeilience V) f father' ..rder, INfpl iull IntM long night H)i U et wore. Tin Inif-rwl brute again ,e caught up the box ! .fclt th thild a blow on lop of the head. Tor uch conduct the grand Jun-pre-M, to the couru Nheritt JoM has Um. after hin, for several month snd now has him. He readr has served lw tTDW In n 4incntin agicreKtlng 10 years, sn.1 he now is in ttir W tg try ilro. Tho flraml Lod'e of Oregon of the K. O. f. V. meet in Portland nel Weduelay, the ijoih. The Supreme lolge will meet -with the Onvon brethren at that time. The Supreme Lodge will be the guesUof the tirand Lodge. A steamboat excursion to the Cascades will be made on the 20th. Members of the order, with their families, ar prlvilcdgei logo on this trip. Tho expense will be for a round trip ticket M cents. The excursionist will take a lunch. Re turning, the boat will be urged on its way by the flood that now pours down the Columbia. At Vancouver a landing will be made and the ex cursionists will go to the barracks and witnewi the evening drew parade of tho rarrUoo. Portland will be made at J a. in., or after. On Thurs day morning the Supreme Ixlge will take carnage aud drive about the city. At 1 3i p. tu. welcome ud- 1 reuses will be said at the .Msniuam Orand theatre, after which all will march to A. O. V. M . temple, corner Taylor and Second streets, w here the edifice will be dedicated, and where the reception proper will occur. To these exercises, both In the theatre and in the temple, the public general' ly will le admitted. This is the first building the order has erected, and the brethren of Portland and the state are much elated thereat. The real estate, 75 feet on Taylor and 100 on Second Street, cost before the rle In dirt, 35,imhj. The contract price of the building wa t".,iHX. Tho prrMrty I now i-onsldenl to be win-til aUiut I'.ii,imni. It h owned l.y an a slat lou inaiie up of the ImI''.- and iin-iiiU-rs. The larcxt MiM'klnldcr,ailiolig the the lodges Industry, No. H, with a holding of forty share. Next come Portland, No.' L'7, with -'17 xban-H, and o on down a low a live slums. The re ception U'ing concluded, tliesiipn-me loilge gN- on iMiard it nr to I whisked homeward over the North Pacific. The delegate from the Hills Imro lodc i .1. ('. Lau'kiu. Hon. W. I . Han', U-liiga iiieinU r of the grand linlge and a past n-prisM-nlativc of the -upreine lotlge, w ill phibably attend when he will mis t cronle from th' several grand ilgeof the State and t auada. I. M.tMlaull giN-s a a representative of Portland lodge, No. i'7. ' Three bridge contrails were let last wtek ; one ai-rws Johnson cn k near Iteaverlon. one acrons tho creek near Tualatin prslytcriau church, ami the third at lileini', 1 r the brlilgeand 111! at Johnson creek there wen' eight bidders -M. S. Ihiiley, isi; W. X. Fowler, I.H; X. lt'r dan, H;T. f. Johnson, !.:; S. Mundy, II7; It. Hay, I"S; '. It. Melld, ll l-'s and I'. Stone, W: The contract wa nwnrdiil to T. t'. Johnson. For tli bridge at the Pnsthvterian cliun li there were nine contractors f. i:. Welder, S-Vi.lJ, and five cent extra for cedar poet; J. It. Til lot son, -'iiiO; M. S. Halley, 7m; T.f. Johnson, f!72; C '. It. Mead, .'i!M.."H; W. IliMMlin, f'i7.'i; Itoyal A Mct'ov, ."H, or for cedar piling, 7011; ' I mn lei Walbho, 070, or for cedar, 7J-', and Shepherd A Ahliott. cVI..'iO. The contract wa awardisl to T. I'. Johnson. For the tllencoe bridge there wen eleven bidders -Peter W.ilty, HHI.V.i; .1. It. Tillott hoii, 'i2'i, and for the till; M. S. Imilev, 7i:l; T. f. Johnon, f',:,; S. Mundy, I ix'f linear foot, and for the flllf V, It. Mead, 7!i; W. (loodin, V.Hi IIo.vbI A McCoy, Siiu:).. 7.', iHar, I2.h.i, till, ?!!.Mt F..C Webster, iW7.-'i0,orl.l0 a-r fcnit.or 1.1.1 er fit for (iilar; Daniel WalbUi, 7,.'.l, (slur, 7.'o; Shepherd A AMiott, nl-7"- 'I'be contract was awarded to T. V. Johnson. Ma.ania i the name given to the white mountain goRt that explore the cliff of the Uncky mountain, and hi name U synonymous with ellmhimr ill ditHciiU lAtoCi. A temporary nrgnniation has h,..i af - Ii4iei nv ine iiHiiiinuiii i iiini" - the northwest. A call has been is sued for a meeting of mountain climber and lover of nature to jpect at thckummit of Mt. HimmI nt Ttoon July V, for permanent or gani4tlon. At that time and place a bauijitel will I' served and the name of all pr"eu! will be enrolled a charter memU'r of the 1la.inas. A erson Joining alter that must file w ith hi application fr meinU'rshlp a n'rtitlcate that he bacliiiilsl some mountain nk to the snow line. The Maama w ill remain on top of Mt. Hood the night of the I'.iih and Illuminate it'k w ith a lire that cim l m'ii thoniughoiit the valley, perxons evting to l present should I' at Uovi rnment Camp or (loud Cap Inn by Tiuday niglit.Jiily 17th. On Wed ne lay camp will be removiHl to thesnow line. On Thurs dav, the pjfh, un earley siarl will U- made aud the Miountain si-ale.1 l.y rtv( dillerent route. Jame llurgin a lariner living North of town w up Itcfon Fpiire Knight last Monday chnrged with throwing down and leaving down a fence enclosing land not hi own. The defendant wa found guiliy, and s-nlenitl to I he county Jail for one year. It will be rcniciilTed that "the same man w alat year eon vli'hsl of an assult iimmi the mtoii of Tie's. Murphy whom he shot in the neck. A six liiountii sentence to the ni tentiary wa hi portion. The .juanvl then wu over the mne fence. Now the county i made to pay this man' hoard for'a year, at a cost of f.ooor more. Will the punishment ntnin i HiU iMrvi-rse man l ie s x mount i i n..t. who u. end I lid yen ever tv siifli weatfier jn June? Ye. several limes. )tfrpient: ly occurs that June ptius are on. -t the email farmer have two or thnv acre of clover, and let n hright warm day lH.tw'H the 1st ai I -Vh. of June tempt him to cut It. The rain that uu iii that night and continue for HfWn day till hi whole hay ""I' i blackeneit aii'l Mtusi, win ui him in a prop r frame of mind to re-memlM-r that we have rain in June. There after be w ill pin hi f.dih to timothy that is a month later In blooming. Mr. A. O. Anderson win-' n'gl terisl Jersi'V cow wcn noticisl last week will' In a few day receive a young bull from Laiey' berl at Marlon County. Mr. Anderson U not w illing that bU stock h ill remain tatlojmrv, but he spans, neither money nor attention w hen thel ttcr ment pf bl d r4' ponsbh rc-l. The lmsing stone of ImiiM'FSI kNT wa gnusl the tlr-t of Ihe wwk by a niagnift'-ent exhibit c.f cut flower, placed there with the cim plinjcnt of the graduating das of he public school. W. A. I.sidhw will make svl low pri.--) on all Nv and men's clothing sold now until July 4th. Any one needing a euit will do well to look over this sb k Ufore buying. JIBIL19T REPlBLlflSS. On Katuruay iiigtit the republicans of HilUhoroand immediate vicinity guthered themselves together and 'hollered." They were glad, aud tbey had a-Utnco from many dent crats. Even some populist eame out and laughed at the raoM tolling sallies, but the fuslonista, where were tbey. A great proceMo was formed led by two score boys, aged from 8 to 12 years, drawing the book and laddrr truck, loaned for that purpose. Following theae were as many more with a hoto cart, all young voters in training for the duties and responsi bilities of republican partisans later on IWhind the boys caiua the girU, their future wives, gayly snd Joyously waving the Hags of victory. After these came tho grey head, who for 37 years have voted the republican ticket, and la-hlnd them the young men who bad just out their flt re publlcnn liallot. AfU-r these came citizen on f.t and citizen In carri ages. At th very head of the column . before the bund even marched J. C. Laiukln carrying that immense 2i)-foot banner, a load for two liien, but Jim saU he thought he could manage It on that occasion. J. C. U u democrat, though he trained with the republicans thl time, as also did ntore of them earlier In the week. Ao arc light hail tieen placed on the Ijalcooy of tho Tualatin hotel from which the speakers talkisl to the dense crowd inthevtrect below. I'lstrlct At tor . ney Itarn'tt olitl the rhetorical. followisl by i'rank lavy, of tonl rve, Alil-trom, pre-ident of the Voiiiig Mill' I'liiintv Itipiililii-iiii I'litl. and II. V. UatiM. lien- It. I". t'orni'liu was liitnuluctsl. Kvcry Ixuly at oiiii' nsi'giiiiciil h'.m a the principal in the late content, mid the one w hum fiii"llUls exi tis to lnt. KveryUidy "holl.-red" and iuh a paiiilinioii'itiiii of chiHT relgneil that he could not --uk fur wmie minutes. The im-eling wa clowil by one of the h.ii.iixt aildn-sse tliat T. II. Tongue lift made during the i-Hinpaign. orit r iioisk m:hi. int'N I V in nr. Charles Walter, a siilijivt of tier- many; John l. Itoselair, a subject of Holland, and Uol-rl Johnson, a siil Jet of the cjtr of Itn in admitted to citizenship. Oeorge L. Stevens, niljudgisl in sane, nnd coiiiinillfd to the lusnuc lisyhim. William Itagley, plainlitl', v. ,. I.. Schieireiin, defendant, action for money. No answer or appearance by defendant. Judgment for plain till" in the sum of s7.o ami costs. .laitii-s H. Sewell plaintiff, v. John W. Maler, defendant; Judgment fur plajntiir in the sum of tUsi) and costs. PMUMtTK ti("HT In the matter of the entate of Jo eph W. HavU, deceased, final act-omit coiiNldered nnd allowed. In the matter of the estate of Nancy Spaulding, ileceal, IhukI tlltsl and approved. Appraisers a mi)Ih are Jnhn l. Uoweil, S. W. .scclyp and L. I rue. In the matter of the estate of Win. Chalmers, ilts-enss final account continued until July i!d. In the mailer of ihe estate of Mile Have's, deceased ; final account on tiuued until July 2d. Jn the muter of the esl,ite of Wm. H. A. 'oll;ird, disiened final H'i'oiint contiuueil until June llth. In the matter of the estate of M. II. N'la, ihcened ; will of deceased proven in on court and admit'eil to probate. W, P. Via U apxinte and confirmed a execuh.r and Anton Pfanner, W. ILCniesley and J. O. Ilooa are nppoinfe appraiser of nld estate. U the matter of the entatenf Jae.ib Wirl., deceased, n'porl of sal of 1 , (a4 51 Vaaisiltall county estate in Yamhill coiinly filed and conflrmed In the matter of the pHteif A. C. Wilkin, deceased ( will of deceased proven in o-n court and admltieil to probate. In the matter of the guardianship of Herl-rt Miller, a minor. Petition of C. I. Kimhcrlin rtll asking that be be nppointeil guardian rf said minor; jM-tjtlon gnnted and bond tiled. In the mutter of the elale of W to. II. A. Pollard, b'ecftsed nn.il ac count fsinsidensl. In Ihe matter of Ihe etale of Itra.illa Constable, dinn-astsl; final account considered and allowed. M Rll iliE nrKNsK. Lici'iise to wed was lsticd on June 7th to Kdwin.H. Sturdevant and Charlotte M. Alton; on June 11th to A. T. Marsh and Itelle M. larns; !ni June 12th lo L, .Sh-sU' and F. M. Iloliinsiei. lr. Ime, the optician, I not n s'tacle ped-llcr, but a regular grad uate in hi proH)ion. He can't carry hi instrument nnd tlx tore around to hoiiif,. Call at the II ills Ixiro hotel and be w ill lest your eye fn' of charge. Hon'tcall later than next Wednesday, llv vis-terdav evening' mail, Intel ligence came of the sudden death of Mrs. Pr. W. Itowlby, She had Un sick but a few day, and her friends felt no uneasine till her heart faihil and death wa Bt hand, The funeral will fake place from the l. t church in Foret llMve thl afternoon. Mr. Arthur Miller, an old-time Washington county man wa in town yesterday. Mr. Miller' tlrsl wcirk here was done in the iio' when the drift were cleaned out of the Tualatin with the intention of navi gating that si ream with Umt. Later work ha ls-.ni In lite department of forestry, lie wa in charge of that dciiartmenl at Chicago last year. ! He ha Just complefiil a display of in-gon W'xxlt containing a huntlrol vrrictie for the .southern Pacific Company which will be put on exhiliition in Chd-aco. This Is the third exhibit Mr. Miller b.i pre (ared, the other two ticing nin-r-lively In Wailiiogloii, II. C, and ParU, Fnn. Attcnti"n-I,allisl to the anniune incut of Itethany Utnd in the ndx'cr li'ing column. The instrumenta tion f the land , Herman W. Toellc, st Uf1.it 'clarionet; Fnsl C. TiH'lle, si.lo,' H rt.it i-ornel ; Henry Kuratli, 1st 11 flat istrnct; Samuel Kuralli, 1st Kflat alto; tUlwanl M. Frantz, f,it lloi Adolph Kuegy, st It flat tenor j John Fuegy, litl.it baritone; John C. To-lle, K 11 it lt or Tis'lle. nun' tuUt : Fentinand O drum ; Wm. J. Telle, Imisc drum. The of'cial staff i l 'rkssir Wm. J. Wall, mt4ial dms-lor; F. C- Toelle, lwnee man ager, K. M. Franix, .-retary; Adolph Fuegy, treasurer ; J. C. Toelle, dis patcher and librarian. . rOREIT (iKOTC SEWS. The people of this city at a meet ing Saturday night, concluded lo abundon the Fourth of July celebra tion this vcar and allow Cornelius to make a uiciw of it. This is true neighborly reciprocity. A church aoclabia f tha young folks waa held at tk rtsidaoca of Hon. I. A. Macrum, Friday avsniog, st which ica crosm and othsr deli cacies were served, and those prsssnt enjoyed themselves immeosaly. - Mrs. Dr. Byrd, of Salem, and tha two childron are visitors at tha pa ternal home (Macr urn's). Thero Is a large amount of building in progreai iu this city for such a dull year. Mr. Jame Foley and children, of Portland, came up Thurday for a visit with her father, Mr. Joseph Kenny of Iiuxton. Mr. K. met them here. Mr. Pfanner's telephone line to Oreenvlllo Is a great convenience aud Is highly appreciated. Another large new store Is talked of for this city. Ill Chrk has returned frm East ern Oregon and Washington much Improved in health. If anybody thinks it Is a picnic to work out road tax under David Stewart, let htm try It or ask Mark Noble. The strict fro, the city to the S. P. dejiot Is receiving a heavy coating of crushed n k and Ihe days of ter ror fur that long ride are pa.l. Ja-r llanc, M. W. ; llorj! lilaiik, foreman; W. H lloyt, over-; si-cr; I'rank H.ivey, n-corder; J liailey, financier; Aaron Well, re- ceiver; Ooorgo W. Itacon, guide;, Imvid Patterson, I. W. ; ltev. A. llogers, t . W., are the" newly elected otlli-crsof the A. o. l W. loilge for the coming term. PnJmbly another nsnrler may have to ! cluwn, however, Sunday wa Cliildrcn's loy at nil Ihe city' churches, and Ihe pleasing is'tvmonits were largely attended. The nanain of Currie Coot, aged 14 years, daughter of Judge ami Mr. W.' II. CiM.per, formerly of Tilla mook, arrived by expns Tuesday morning from los Angeles, and were taken charge of by Hon. M. Hughes and buried in the Iiuxton cemetery, by rispiest of the Hirent. Judge Cooper and family went to Southern California ome time ngo, but he n i id Mr. C. an in very oor health, and now having lost their daughter there, they nn' alut to return lo Oregon, the intention being to make their home In Foreat (Iron They an e. lisl In a few day. Dr. II. Petre, of Tillamook, wa in low n TiHswtay on hi way to Salem on a biisinistn trip. The wet weather I n'tanling the progress of work on the new Marsh memorial hall, and other building in progn. Mrs. Sawyer, daughter of Mr. Tompkins, i having a very nice resideniv built on Fifth street, near Pacific avenue. Commencement ccrenmnie of Pa cillc University, will begin Satunlay evening, though the excn'lsc pro r will not I' U'lore neijt w"ek. ltev. A. Itoger I the n-preaenta. live and Frank Imvey the alternate to grand lodge of I'nited Workmen from the h-d liMlge of thl city. (Jrand bulge ne-t in Por'land next wek. Mi IMIe M. liarnea, daughter ol our )pulur ieweler, Mr. F. S. Itarne. wa marriisl at her purent' home hen' Tuesday morning to Mr. A. I'. Marsh, of Colfax, Wah., Pro feor Hates, of the university, -r-forming the ceremony in the preaence of the family and a few n'lative. The bridal couple took the morning train for Portland and departed that evening for I heir luture home in Cni fax, where Mr Marsh ha charge of the branch machinery house of the Frank Pros' Co. of Portland. The bride I a beautiful and highly ac complished young lady, wnose friend are legion here and in Port land, and universal gol wishes will iKvoiniiany her for a long future of happiness. Professor W. II. (Ireen's mus'c pupils on inday evening enter tained a very large audience with a nvital nt the M. I:, church, in w hieh the young x-ople under hi tuition displayed giMl talent nnd pleasing accomplishment. Perlmp the moet interesting feature of the evening was the -rformancfS) nn the piano and violin of Mr. and Mr. George L. xiiilth' little daughter, Myrtle, aged " year, w ho played from her music liok with the grace and pre cision of a grow n ir-on. The beau tiful little towhcAd captivated the audience. ,ilte . JoM'phine ltaber, aged 8 years, also did very nicely on the piano, having had but one term of instruction, In fact, every num ber wa well retnlensl and n'tlovted great credit on the accomplished tutor, Mr. Alex I'ryar, of North Yam hill is visiting friend in HillsUro. Perviti w Nhing to Utrrow money w III find it to their advantage to call on J. W. Morgan. C. W. Morgan, of the ltradstfeet Merchantile Agency, wa In tow n on Tut- lay insisting the btanding of our business coplc. Unite a iiunit'r of thoold settler have gone to portlond tlay to lie with Ihe Pioneer .-s'iatlon that holds it annual meeting there. Among the niiinUT I Rev. J. S. Oriflinof the immigration of l4V. Mr. I. Itankin I spending a few day in town. lie ha for several month been tramping through the mountain of Cm is county bunting for mineral. He exhibit some fine secimcn of a u list a nee Judge. I to lie alesti. r Ixst Sunday, while the family was at church, burglar went tnrough the residence nf F. II. Warren, living a half mile eat of town. Nothing of value was taken, a Mr. Warren, though a well to d farmer, keep hi money In the Imnk In the city. Followjr, t. ir school report f tii-iii. l No. , jlir month ending June sib; Total eurolliiienl, :1); average daily al tendance, 2-1. Tliitse present every day were Fred PJapplwr, W mer I'.'-mx-it, (bark's and Frand lvi-, Alts-rt llanlcy, Maggie, FJlz nnd Immima Sinclair, Anna Bennett, Myrtle Trapp, lttie I la thorn and Lmil Meyer. Those standing high est in detriment; Fre iilancharl, MafTiie, l liannd I lomlma Sinclair, Myrtle Trapp, Cl, Foret and F.ffle Itacku. lottie Hsthorn, Ktta and Maude Pomeroy, Fmily and Dell Young, AlUrt Ilanley ami Fmma Meyer. No, of visitor, X HAXX.iit M. McIorkle, Teacher. laarsrs Highest Honors-World' Fair. on, CnEAT.l DMWQ MOST PERFECT MADE. A purs Craps Crtam of Tartar Powder. Fra torn Ammonia, Alum or any othsr sJuttsraiitj 49 YIAU THI STANDaRO. fi.ETHAST. Now, since the election U over, we all feel relieved and cheerfully accept tha results. Although wa had no Jollification," ratification, nor did wa "holler," wa feel good all tha same. Wa hear tha expression that tha heavy artillery of tha Indc H5fDNT aimed at tha pop guns had a great deal to do with that glorious victory. "Coming events tst their shadow before." ftsane month ngo It wa reported that lightning nst agent bud made their npiearan-i' in Ore gon, and the Idea seemed lidiculous. Tbey may now rent the old saying, "didn't 1 tell you wo? 1 Hiring the late storm lightning struck In several places, making kindling wood out of one large trceclusc to the n'sidence of Mr. J. Hamel. Mr. Fmil Kuratli has a numtr of J a pane-, at work clearing laud for him, and I well satisfied with their work and lhavior. We are all anxious to learn who is to carry the Itethany mail in the future. A large numU'r of bid an In for the same. It I hoied that the new carrier w ill have at least a decent outfit for the accommodation of a few passenger and expre! package. The new addition to the Presby terian ehun-h, including a steeple, is finished. The congn'gulioi, now have, esrially a lo the interior, one of the finest house of worship. A new fence Is not much of a new item, but here I nn exception. The unsusHrting wayfaring man will be dazed at the crossing of theOer mnntown and Portland nad. At first he will I' puzzled to know w hat It I, t'pmi closer lnsieclion he make out that It I a fence resting on a stone foundation, glittering in three different bright colors, rl, w hite ami-green. This certainly I a "i-ul generis," a peculiarity. "It Win iai i io year' no Uouiit alHiut the foundation and then the coming generation, h! ill sleeping in the iMMom or the ruture will nilmiringly exclaim, "that's th fern' Joe I .coll ar.! built!" Patent applietl for In goixt ralth at on'. No foiling. I.H KM - - r Itain has lin Ihe order of the day for more than a week but clear anil fine this morning. The farmer are pleased to see the weather turn warmer. CroM of nil kind need the warm sun. We have preaching three times a month at Mt. Olive, a flourishing Sunday school with Mr. S. Me- Nheary, a superintendent. Mr. lb (latest and family have gone to his homestead on the N'entueca. William Fletchei accompanied him. Will says ho Js going to get a home of hi own. Mr. K. C. Mnlloy has his hop house almost completed. From ap pearance it Is the best one In Ihe neighborhood. There will l 4 celebration nn Bald JVak of Chehalem mountain. The election I over and a Victory for the republican party. I for one nm thankful for the victory. I spread my red bandana to the hreen and raised my big hat high in the air and tungoid the cheer tor the old republican jiarty. - One young man has been clech-d from thl vicinity that we are pleased of. He ha been nntly here; we know him well. If be should see these line I must say to him n a Christian friend and Well wither should say to bint lo do hi duty, hi whole duty. June 13, IKH(. IIIMYIIII. Iw.u't fall to attend the S. S. convention Friday ami Saturday, June 13 and IU. llev, Forbe, nf the Portland Pres byter, is holding a series of meeting at tha Tualatin Presbyterian ehun-h. Mr. llunyon pn-ached at the school house Sunday anil will preach again In three week. Children' Hay wa observed at the Hoy school house with appropri ate exereise last Sunday. The exer cises at the Scotch, ehureh are Mt poned on account of the go- meetings which are holding there. Louis Power, In company with his sisters, Mise Sal lie lower and Mrs. Trapp, are visiting at Hayes ville near Salem,-wUh their brother Will. I'ncle Ira 1'on still continues very low, Mrs. Mary F.veritt ha returned Ut her home in llirvalll. Mr. Amanda Howard will attend the old settler' meeting nt Portland, the lath. Utter List The following I a list of letter remaining uncalled for in the imt ofn at Olencne, Or., June lt, lsi4 : J. 11. Agnew, Alhert Iturkhohler. CI rich Itrndccher, Mis Maml Itullot, Mr. Katie lV'W4-r, Mr. T. W. Itavi,, Mr. Ilarler, 1. Hughes, A. I, 1,'iveUoe. Thomas Madison, Mr, liotfle Taylor, M . J. K. Ts.vlr. Person calling for Ihe above b-ller w ill pleae state ''advertised.' One cent tsicK will l charged for same, and if not called for by July 1st, I sal, they will l sent to tbedea1 letter office. J. 1 Ja kim, M, tUaa Utter List. 1ward II. Bishop, Fre.1 11. ltrail, 2; John Hethleps, Mr. II. J. Keenan, W. II. 1ihmnn, Miss IJaie ltev nokls Oeo. Summer. Hen Virgel. All letters not called for by June 23, liH4, will be wnt to tha dead letter oflioe. One cent will be charged on each letter called for. Mary A. Baowx, P. M. mm BARGAINS IN FRUIT ' TREEtS. Arpr-F8. t xAks, purNta, CUlKKlt-s.DdMbcfrttM tisas lot osU st Bed-rock Prices for Csh or spi'rovsd noisa. TH0S. D. HUMPHREYS. Kit 51 IF YOU WAXT a firsts.'! uit o( i-lotbe mada k oJ.-r at tiring priit call un S. ROSENTHAL, Msia it.. opp. City Drug 3tvr, liiiUboro', Or, All aurk guarntJ. Froiuiitncsis, JAILOR ! Suits Made To Order. LOW PRICES. Mill he Mt'siiftl ami Kepalrrs at HOLMES' w IN CHENETTE'S ROW. HILLSBORO HOUSE J. OKT IIKUP, . Proprietor Oprnrr MwmmiiI unJ.. Wuhinstoa Hlrs. NF.WI.V PI'KNIhHKO AND KKNOVAIKI i PIKKT CLASH TABI.K, snd nil so V omtiuHHlitiioii fur ths euDVsuisnes ol tyr Charges Reaaonabla ajr. Price's Cream Baking Powdor World's I air MlgtM.I Award. Wbss Bsbf wss k -k. ws f ? br CsMorta, W h ilw wm 'hit J, ! crwd for Caaturls, Whra tm lin Mia, .h. uluag to L'sotulis, Whrs fths had rtiildna. abs tn OiamCsMurls, Hues leu's Amirs Kslre. The lest snlve In the world for cuts, lirinses, mires, ulcer, suit rheum, fever w, tetter, chppe hnnds, ebilbliins, eorn nnd nil skin eruptions, nnd ".iilvely cures pile, or no pHy nuiml. It 1 guaranteed to give 'rfi''t sntisfmllon or money refundisl. I'rii'e 2-ri 'nt 'r. box. Tor sele by llillsboro I'harmaey, Are you insured? If not, now Is the time to provide yourself nnd fHinily with a iMiftle nf (liamher. In in' Colic, Cholera and 1'iorrhiea Itenvsly n nn insiimnee against any serious result from an attack of bowel eompbiint during the summer mouth. It is n I most certain to ! nclfd and should l rM'ured at om-e. o other remisly can tHke It plat or lo it work. I wenty-live and 50 cent Uittlm for ule by Hills- iKiro riiiirmncy. lr. M J. luvi. a prominent phy sician of 1'wi, (.'a county, Iowa, and hn lH'n actively engagJ In the practice nf medicine in th:tt place for the last yenrs. on the 2iith of May, while in Wi Molmi, en route to CbiiniT", he wh '.uddenly taken with nu attack of di'.irrlnen. Ibiving sold ('hiiml rliiin' i-olic, cholera and diarrliiea reimsly for the past 17 years, ami knowing It reliability, he prrsunsl n 2 -id lttle, two do of which eninplctely cured him. I he evciti ioeut ami ehanire of water and diet Incident to traveling often pr since a diHrrlum. K.very one'should priMMire a UUtleof this remeily lM-tn lisiving liorue. tor wle by llillshoro I'harmncy. Fifty cent I a small doctor bill. but Mint is nil it will i.t von to cure any oMiir.iry ease of rbeiiniatlsin if vou use t hitmiH-rliiin fain Ibtlm. Try it and vou will I' "iirnrised at the prompt relief it affords. The first application will quiet the pain. .xi cent iott is, fur sjtie ny iiuisooro I'liHrmiiey, t:trsj;r4 or MUa. ON or slmnl WnlnradxT nishl, Mr IS fr.iii tUf pxatnr of lb oudrmnl in Simlh l slniln i lhi i-ymt old Iron (irrj Allf, I lilik'k Tenrlin; filly. Ihrirrae sry, r an? iDfornintHH I r-adinn tbrlo. w bo 'itNrallT rrvarunl. T. HOWl-HV. Jon. I!H. - for Male. i T tha Mrs f ths tibanr1h. trood t lin"0iT liT. al ' prr Ion: th .am w di si own hi.ndlitia' ud .iMbmn, sad Ivavs lb mn. with the iruko M l J. H. ifKIFFIN. GRANITE AND MARBLE woiucas MONUMENTS AKO TABLETS . . . . AT EASTEM PIICEJ ! Lr?Mt annilwr nl M'WimU la Poft- j tsod. spII at ay d mm prions. tV.I of wtt and Haliaractloa uoar saud. If BTtbin U uld. plass snvd s4 Srsss. an I ws will rail wilh saiapios Aa. (tar offlos and sbI rooms srs si 801 TH I'OKTLISP, it FR01T ST., 0aOl rslllni tSol. Plraas roba.ill bafoto bajtaa, vo mi: I ssts joa mowj, 3 10 (1LTM H. TtEILA. MERCHAHt ffl OK FRED HAMBLETON 6463 AND PLANTER 2518 Will ttsal for sorrieo for Us sassoa of I8ts al tas rati a)rooa4s, MrlUooTO, FLAKTEB. Sirs of Paadors, t Vl Faulln (3) S.t3 Bay atallioa, eno whiis bind foot, 1V hsada, vaiglil 107ft. BiM by J. C. lie Forraa, Esq., Louis? ills, Ky. Koalsd last. Hire, PAXC0A8T.J JIV tat dam, Lucia ... by Hssibloionlaa, 10 dam of Day Dntn (4) t il V. rrand dam of N'ydis WilkM, t: 12 V. Wvsil (4), t:T7; aud Monl Vial. S '.'S '.Vlibuti. TmatT . t'T M.trlls.roii!li lam of ISMM'sbeii, 2 Sfutliimt Maitl. 2 -.S, Ju6n Lot, 2 .2s.., Sanborn, 2:26V,, and grand dam of Dat Irvtini, 2:214. It dan... Lr lUnrr ltirxk r.VNOJAST, by tl'vJf.ird M iml rino 2 ;2l 1st dniii. BUnrs.. . by ll.rul.l .tun of fWnt, 2:21 i. aire of Maud S, Pncuut, 2:2lf. . 2:0. icri't sir 1SUk Chli-f, 2 2ob uf Kremlin, 2 and d.im of tbre ottkrra sith record UtUr than 2 30, and t ran J dam o( Crriwndr, 2 21. Tofiijuin. 2 2S. 2d dam, blU bv Mambrino lliii I dam of i'urtl HauiMrtutiiiin, 2:20), IWIIunv.t, xiivof Niitwosl, clr. til dam, Prlh- 1.UJH" l.y hr.m n' U lliniii.li i l'ANl'l.T ! the i f Pum l Ui.n. -J.l.i; liarii. I. '.' :l.".. ; I'ain.n. '-' II, I'rmliifiil, 'J : 111, i tc, ami 11 ifai'-l sin- 1.1 li,nti' r.H.r.1, '.'.07;, I'm i.iln, '.':IJ,. l'l.VNTK.l! bus had l.ui four i-oli.ott i one ymr ol.l Iraincl ami em.-rrtl in ran a IK I Imo of tli.-sc arc in tin J:.'Uli-i With ett-n llii disadvantage h'' i I'" voiinjli"! sire iu I lie North I'u. itic la nl :'.-yi-ars.l.l in ihe ' :'M list, or to Icoc l oi' liU lo kpI In I lie '.' ::!o list. Ti'UMs to mi:i:t It.Vlth timix: Single M-rvii-e l'; Susini, with piixilejfo of return, ."; Iiisurumv, d" Mure intrusted lo me to U' hn-d, w ill rim Iveisul care and pastnraice it l.-' -r iiiniitli. i'nr further iniui'iuatiiMi nlilrts,s THUS. II. TOMll'K, HlllslHiro, Or. THE HILLSBORO Are now making a First-Class STOCK AND COMMON BRICK at WORKS, near HILLSBORO BLACKSMITH AND REPAIR All kinds of repairing in Wood nnd Iron done in a wotkin.in like tn.iiuu'i and on slioit notice. . . . CARPENTER SHOP IN CONNECTION . . . Horses Shod promptly. The repair of all kind of FARM AND MILL MACNINERyNS Made a specialty. Shop on Washington between Second and Third street, HillsUiro. Oregon GEO. CLIFFORD, Prbp'r. When YOU soo a pood thing .. CATCH IT ,. That I what every 4 it toll hnc-kecHr and cook duo whrn she Inn a hrre lo buy CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER .. Slll.ll II V .. HUCHE3, MORCAN a ROCIR8, of IllllsUiro. Hri'ifon, and ackiu. loli'i-.l hv nil h prrinr to any Rskiug I'owih-r in t ti market. Try It. and be roarlared that ttast wo say Is trae. II KJ III.S, M0 HO AN & ROGERS. flsloro liverySaii W'snt iva; - s. w vsi '-mfmm OHHI M ION a . HACKS, ItrOOIKS AM) KIDIXJ II0KNKS A KW UV. Of lit Mil M AlllEI. Order left for IIKAKmk will reerlte proaist attesttos. KeMfmner Iks I'laee. MAIN STREET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL, r. J. WILLIAMS A J. W. SEWELL Proprietors. IF YOU WANT TO HIRE OO TO Cily Livery Stable 3 Where you will nnd the Hct Team that rati he hail IS HILLSHOltO. EVERYTHING FIRST CLASO. flood Team, flood Hugfe and flood Driver. Cor. Second and Washington 8tt. FEED HAMBLKT0V tttl. Rlra, HsmbWPlsn M'SiMeo, airs of SuslsB., J ll: Juo L, t:lHi VsaqttU,S):l,.ei. lit dam, Bprlacflsld Maid... ...... . .7..hr LaktUnd Abdslt4 dam of Trod lUmhMoa, J :. Van Tromp. t SO, 2d dam, Kaluda tiy Aletan.tr A'-Ullsh Jam of last i nan, 2:'.V(. - M iUlii-.hr i'ritlav, .wt id" Ini'. Trnle.i 4ihlnrh..'. by I nip. rVUs.nnl.-r flsMBLRTOM V$ MtMPltlNo t MoneUu, jn of llinllrt.dan, le. lal dam, Oliiinn . b Wf ler t'liiei' 2d dam, OK-uda-. by Olttcr. .,.( Wmnrr LAKFLAND AfcDALLUJ. dre .( ljrt.ru- O. 2 21,rW . by lanjMi loi.iaii, I". 1st dam, KiK'tiaMreea ... -Xy AI.I.i'ImIi 1 a full bn thrr W Hrvil, air- ol Man I S., 2 0i; (rand tiro of Kremlin, J ::;. ALEXANDER'S ABDALLAH. i of Uoldiiilth Maid. 2:14, etc, snd of Al mont. Kt-lloiont. rtc., by lUotblctouian 1U, dam, Katie Dsrlinn. ' . fllED HAMBLETO.N't rerl . m.i.le beu Mrs old snd rrs St.sl in I lie vi.n! and tlilrd brata of a ra.v n a fiiiil. In i-l sultry, nnd for arvi-ral years Mas iio- ctiion j.ioii . yi'.ir-old ri'i-onl l i In Nonh Pn iiii'. No .lallion in Onvoii r W a-liiin-toii ha il trottisi tlial fa-l ttilli a. Iiltk training a Fred lUml'Irt 'il lia.l. He lias Im-cii nitcrly ni(lelml in (lie stud I l-r.'.t to rtnl few kimm man's iinlil l.i-t tear. STOCK BRICK CO. their NORTH SIDE ADDITION A GOOD LIVERY TEAM THE