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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO IXDEPEXDEXT. FRIDAY, DECKMUKIt 13. LOCAL AND GENERAL. atSkSUB"r ttUa Lutkvk heul flour J. I. Knijrht ha money to loan. Money to l(an. building. Itooin 13, Morgan IIiily ribbon, three yanl for 5o, at A nli n.sHortment of hulun' kid glove, at Seliulmerith ami Son'n. Call on Humphrey, for loan on j?ool TO-rty,alio farms to reut and to itell. . No. 1 fn-r.li cow for nal, four year old, calf by Hide. V. A. Uilllon, Children's eideniown coats hi aa aorte.1 Hlyle and colors, at Schuliner leh 4 Hon's. J. I. Knight is always prepared for all kinds of notarial work, exnwially conveyunelnjf. Wanted To rent, a farm of 80 to 100 acres on the Hharett, or tiiUMt be cheap for ash. V. H. Hyde, Hills dale, Or. The Kid-Kilt Ins; la the, only besl cornet in the world at Uryan-taiil-law Co'a Cash Klore. 8ee our new Haiuilton-lirown hIioch. .IJroek has a full line of Munyoti.' celebrated homeopathic remedies, blck peoplo who use the little pills can now obtain Ihein without Kiiir to 1'ortland. Prices reduced in ladies' wraiw and gents' inaekintoshes. A fine line of mens' mackintoshes at eowt, and close out at ISryau-Laidlaw IVa. Cash Btore. New patterns Just in. The district convention of the Christian church of the tirwt district Is lu session at their church in Hills, boro. The meeting will last till the close of the Sunday evening service. " The next meeting of Washington Encampment, I. O. O. F., is au im portant one, and members will no .....a,. ...... i. : ...... .... ..... .... A II. - : i i. i t. . ,vK)N C LAND OCT, A. Miller, qoot nil AND SOCIETY NOTICES. aEGATIONAL OHnBOH.--" I' " r. r.-- ...i .iifii-v went up to Salem, Tuestlay evening, hav u naiein, iu-suay cvriiiiiK, ig two of Slierih Ford's jiets in cus- sly, to-wit: Stewart and Corhin, ho gotowrve their sentences for ibblng L. Ii. Williams' store and lug two oi fiiicrin twly w rrilitii ntf the exjiress ollice last summer. Those interested in organizing i Camp of Sons of Veterans are request ed to meet at the oflli-e of J. I Knight, on Thursday, December 21st. to consider the matter. The O. A U. l'ost recently organized is in Iliuiriuhlnir rnnilitlon. and the coin' x..ia urn liuvlnir verv lnterestinir meetings. Santa Claus has established a ost ofllce at llillslioro liazaar, which Is being lils-rally imtronized by the lit tle folks. Tho writers must not for get, however, to put mamma's name on the ontsido of the eiivcloe, or Santa might not pay Hny attention to his young letter writer. Sheriff Ford went with the Port laud olllcers last Sunday and arrested Johimthau Tiee, at Oales Hur, this county, who is wanted at Portland to answer tho charge of forging a will to an estate in Multnomah county, val ued at $1311,000. Tice and a confed erate, named (ieo. C. Smith, have been indicted fur the forgery. Hon. H. V. dates has returned from Klamath Falls, where he has initialed a light and water plant. The people of Klamath are charmed whh their new lights. With coal oil at forty cents and the dynamo driven by water, the electric lights are cheaper!. Mr. dates is satisfied with the water power, and pronounces it the finest in the state. Mr. Met 'aw, of the firm of MeCaw A Martin, with his wife, was vhdting In HillMboro this week. While hen-, Mr. Met aw looked agnin at our put lie school building which was planned and Its building superintended by him in 1H!HI. Mr. Mrt'aw is also a resident of this county, his farm being that lieautiml place on Scholl s Ferry road, two miles southwesterly from Progress ostofflce. A large photograph of a part of a boro it some time since, address, . . a . a . tiki UjiiiIK I ed to".Missi'iar imigf-wayi " Fourth St., California." As there was no sist oltli-e nameti u comu in rn delivered. nd has hm returnwl. to deli-ere,l, and h-bw l'tmast. r Drown does not wnp the name or the cemetery, ami able to return it to tne owner. n photograph Is one of the tomb of D. O. EU rhard, whodUnl June 9, 91, aged aiKiut "I! years Ilillsboro UeU kah Ixnlge, No. 54. I O. O. F., Invited the members of MontfEuma Ilge, No. 50, I. O. O. V.. with their wives, to sopMr last Wednesday evening, o'cUs-k. AOer the close of their lodge the lire Ihren went to the supper room in Urango hall, where they were re ceWed by IheUebekah Mge, The tables were U-autifully de..orated anil richly s rve,i. It was not a supper, hut a bouquet. After supper, enter tainersand guests adjourned to the reception room, where sclal chat and inua c enliveiuHl the brethren till a "to hour. No society event has oo curred here this winter equal to that of Wednesday evening last. W. W. Urannin, P. O. M. VV of il.e A t U.W., presented the claim, f I U oMcr to the public at the lnn Kn.gatlonal chunh last Tuesday even f "g. Hi argument for the wy o 'Afo irsumnce were stnng, nd his ..rentution of the plans and ork KgT of the A. O. I'. W. were . convl. luff At tliff nun-ting, Mrs. n(!l.fnm,lclinnvUUswi tendam-e. She pn'J JJ? of Honor, which l the ladies nf the A . U. W. A Ht.tlon ask- Honor bslge was signed by more "a,, the .olnlmum numbers," re, for Its organization. Sir. d not n mln organic the this w k, but will return for t pur)Hise at Inter Ut. - Mr. W. ir t .iu ,. , - vj, in um mieH wm , MW "'nt 'i-dne-day iu coum hlav onlv a few hours, ru he u hnv ih i. ..... camp while s?ood weather lasts. He plans now to cut 80.000 to ion immi . " uiuoer inis season, or euouL'h 10 supply the demand If more is required. He now employs eleven men and twn liunin i r has a lot of cedar logs la the pond, twu uun oiunjritu will be hawed He also has a g.xl stack of cedar logs for finishing lumber. The problem that has required most study this summer is to arrange the boom in his log iiond w as to hold his logs, and at high stages of water allow drift to jmss. He has a plan ucviseu wmcn ne will test this win ter, with the expectation that it will wura. There will he a meeting for women oiny, at uie M. K. church, Sunday BIKTIIIMIII. HI '.'III. limn. I tllllwio and MintriiiL'. The nieeiinir uill lie conducted hy Mrs. Emma E. Mc Donald. The revival utvIim ktill continue with IncrvHaiiiir Interest Several have been con verted and nineteen have unit til with Him church. The toi.ii- fur li-u.ion this evening is 'Cards." Sunday will le a wouderful day. The pastor win preacn, as usual, on very inter eating sul.Jects. There will lie stecial muic and singing at the Kp- wortn La-ague meeting in the even lug at 6:15. I'ruachini; M-rvice at 7 in the evening. ltev. J. M. Dick will otuiv the pulpit in the Couifreirational church next Sunday morning. This will be his last service in Hillshoro, as he has accepted the call of another church and will move to his new work so as to get settled In-fore the U'esttllur 11 Irtfiru mil'uru Holy !' I Hughe, who has accepted the call of uie iiiimooro ciiurcn, win lie wim us tirst on .Sunday, Di-cemU r SJ'Jlh, - Monteuma Lodin-, No. 50, I. O, O. F., has leased the large iiall in Wehrunu's hrii-k. on the Huuthea.it corner of Main and Second streets. H. Wehrung 4 Sons are fitting it up especially for an Odd Fellows lodge room, and when it Is completed it will be the finest ha'l in the county The brethren ; to occupy the new quart- iiuary 1st. I -:.-. iii - v windows of ''i . : .i ' -ii.r tew niifhts airo. i i ' -inn Is soft as cotton. n i lie crystals sparkle and :.. in the bright electric light, hidiien in the tleecv mass is an iiihit of toilet articles thst woulil Uaaiater I ' R premium anywhere. .No more . KeoeiTor mine windows are anywhere to H-n. me small urchin met another on ' Afreet m fi.iv inorninim ntrn. Thev ere young in years but somewhat auvanceu in experience aim tun guage. One was industriously chew sfuage. One was industriously chew- in(r w,at was supposed to lie gum, hut it Wttsn't) fr his quick reply to tne miostion, "What yer chawin," was 'Chawin' the rag." Ii. V. Ib-rckmoes. the watchmaker. has a large and well selected stock of Christmas goods. More than this, he has a large invoice of new and sparkling novelties yet to arrive. There is not a boy lu the country but wants one of his reliable watches, and he need it too. Eldin French, who whs operated UMn at Iieaverton for apenilicitus, by Dr. Kohinson, assisted by Drs. F. A. Bailey and Holmes, some weeks since, has so far recovered that his surireon has lischarsred him. He started on a trip to Tacoma on 1 ues day of this week. The third quarterly meeting of the Evangelical church will lie held on Saturday and Sunday next. ltev. M. J. liallantyne will conduct divine service on Saturdav 7:30 p. ni . Sun day II a. m. and also at 7:30 p. m. A very cordial invitation Is extended to every one. Itcmeinber that the first session ol the Christian churches, District No. t ulll ennvenn nt Christian church next Thursday, Decenilier lth, to re maiir In session four days. Free en tertainment for delegates and visitors. A cordial invitation is extended to all. A special home missionary service will le held at the Congregational church next Sunday evening. The music for the meeting has been ar- ra nired with direct reference to uie subject, and the literary priram will be particularly interesting. The Hillshoro Heed and Cornet Itninl In business session, voted a resolution of thanks to the people of Ilillsboro and vicinity for their as sistance and support on Thanksgiv ing, ami at me oanii concert. There ulll linn soeeial meetinirof Tualatin Chapter No. 31, of the Order of the Eastern Star, next Tuesday, December 17, 18.'i, ai 7 :30 p. m., for the purpose of the annual election of officer for the ensuing year. rsaluln Piimernv. who is under sen tence of four years to ine s-niieiiu- opv hut nut nil tMinils or n. IN HI IX'IHI- 'the determination of an a,.,.eal to .. WHir, hlW mM his farm. : . We have some more Even Change tobacco at 15c a pound, also a tine nd complete line of groceries at bed rock prices. Bryan-Iaidlaw lor t .'ash Store. nrrv V has n full stis-k of Christmas gift issiks In the latest bindings. The styles this year are ahead of anything ever before shown. Found Knights of Pythias badge. Owner can have same by Identifying and paving for the notice. Chas. E. Hall, Hillshoro. -t One thousand dollars to loan on Stood real estate recurity. Enquire of Adolph Miller, -KM Everitt St., Portland, Or. J. I. Knight has 1,200 to loan, on approved larm security, in one or two lots, for lliree or five years, tr Kubber and leather txsts in all styles and prices, for men, Isiy and children, at Schiilmerich A Son's. A SantiTciaus letter box for chil dren, at the llszaur, and they will please write their names and address on the outside of envelop. Just a few clortk and caes left at Vhulmerich i .)'. You can get a feaBMJi faa wiwnts. Irt Tirt9 on Xmai toy and fancy goods before you buy special offers are made this season at the HUlshoro Itazaar. The Sunday :ho.s at Christian . : ....ii Christmas tree enurcn una . and havewmmcnce.1 arranging for ine same. for Uemetnber you cau set everything you need in gns.-eries for Christmas, at GreerV. Found Oil the tre t in Hillslioro, a plain silver napkin ring. It is at tliU ollice. Mr. Ogden w rites a note in which he denies that he threatened to shoot anyone full of holes. His nolo is too personal for publication, though the above denial Is prOs.-r to make. Mr. Webster, the contractor build ing Mr. Connell's new resilience, drove a chisel into' his riuht hit, Just above the knee cap. He will be laid up for some days. The officer iu Tualata lodge, A. F. 4 A. M., to be installed on the 27tb are W. D. W'ood, W. M.j E. Schul merieh, S. ; It. H. Uoodln, J. W; d. W. Pattersou, treas.; U. Crandall, secretary. At the last meeting of Hillshoro Rebekah lialge, No. 54, 1. O. O. F., the following officers were elected for the ensuing term : May Greer, X. d.; Nevada Kelsay, V. d.; Jane Williams, aec.; Eva liridges, js-rin sec.; liCtitia Stewart, treas. Taken up A bay mare, about years old, White rlripe in face, white left hind lei; and while rijflit front leg, wore a halter ami hitching rope fastened alsjut neck. Tho animal was takeu up at my place, one mile south of Kiuloii piHtotJico. The owner can recover said mure hy call ing on the undersigned and paying charges. J. C. Anderson, Kiuton, Oregon. tUl'Kt HOISE NEWS. ciiu'fir cofKT. Hovenden v Agnes and John O'lirien. Verdict for the plaintiff fort 187. liryan v Marquam. Sale of real estate confirmed. Alliert Wachlin v School District No Set for trial Friday, Decem ber 13ih, at 9:30 o'clock. State v Jas Liee. Appeal from J P court. Set for trial Decemlicr 13th, at 1:30 p. in. State v Geo Stewart. Verdict of guilty as charged. Sentenced to enitentiary three and one-half years on first Indictment; second dismissed. State v Janus lee. indicted for burglary. Tie d not guilty, and trial set for Tuesd.ty, le-eiiiber 17th. Alliert liiehoxl v Elizabeth liieland etal. Ordered that upon the pay ment of interest due September 2, 1895, and the payment of $330 to be applied upon the principal sum due, and the future prompt payment of interest, the remainder of the princi pal may be paid at any time within the next three years, ending Septeni lier 2, 1808. Higgiiison V Higgiil'Oii. Decree granted. Horwick v IJrugger. Judgmeut for plaintiff by default. State v Precerrthil. Hands for his appearance declared to be forfeited. Bench warrant tot his arrest Issued liunnell v lSunnell. Judgment for ills i nl iff. First National Iiauk v E C Hughes and wife. Dismissed as to E C Hughes. Goo Kirkwood, appellant, v Wash ingtou County, respondent. Appeal from county court. Judgment re versed, and Kirkwood dismissed. Mary Malone v IJ P Cornelius, county judex-. Ordered that the pro bate court proceed to admit the will of Edward Constable to probate. Elizabeth Shute, administratrix, v Amanda Sherman, l'lamtitl allowed till Monday, December 15th, to fill amended complaint. State v Harry Corbin. Plead guilty. Sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for two years on II rat indictment. Sentence suspended on second indictment. Grattou, administrator, v McLcod Judgment for plaintiff by default. Kohlcr A Chase v Mrs liush. Ver diet for defendant, and Judgment for tier costs. Malone v Cornelius. Ordered that the clerk certify up all records touch ing the Constable will case. Wachlin v School District No. 02. Motion to strike parts of answer ar gued and submitted. Motion over ruled. Hovenden v O'lirien. Motion for a new trial denied. UruKircr et al v Hare etal. Til Tongue ahowed to withdraw as coun sel in this suit for Elk n L Jackson. Kirkwood v II P Ford et al. Dis missed as to Sheriff Ford. State v liailey. On trial. COl'XTV IXU RT LAW. William C Adams, insane patient Examined hy F A liailey, physician; from whose report and the evidence of witnesses the court finds that the said Adams is a fit subject for the in sane asylum; wherefore, it was order ed that H I' For i, sheriff, bo charged with the duly nf conveying him there. I-UOOATE OH'KT. Estate Oervai-e Williams, de- cea-M'd. Inventory shows iiersonal mipcrty valued at $2u.-,. There is no realty belonging lo the estate. COMMISSIONK!:' Itll'KT. Mondilv reports of It Gisslin, clerk; II P Ford, -lurid; E E McCor nick, recorder, and AiiMin Craiu, superintentlent of schools, examined and approved. Imfiiisition of Edward Faul, con tinued. I.'K-atlon of ronil No 330, on peti tion of J W Nickutn, et al. The re port of viewers is adverse to the es tablishment of the road. The reMrt adopted and bonds for costs forfeited, and district attorney ordered to i-ol-lect the sumo if not voluntarily paid by Decenilier 2o:h. Application of W C Whitlock, lor road of public e.m-ment, continued. State v Geo Ireland. "J Pand dis trict attorney U s ullowist. Consta ble allowed, t'; dis illnwcd, l. State v Jin) lleinri.'h. Allowed J P fis-s amounting to $12 "si; disallow ed, ft n."; allowed, 12 for co.istable ard disallowiil, $3.45. Iial.nice al lowed as errlirled In transcript. Slate v J K It'ibinson. Fees al lowed. State v Avery Porter et al. Al lowed constable fees, $s 05; disallow ed, 1 1 20. Fees of Mrst four w itoes allowed. District attorney fee for $5, allowed. Application of county treasurer, fr extra compensation, d. sallowed. lliwd, on ieli ion of J II sVhol'ield and others. Viewers were apoiut el, to-wit: John lleisler, Taylor Ilmesaiid M E Vim-ent, and L E Wilke, purveyor, to met at torn niencinif iHiint lleeemlsr liKh. J J Clark, supervisor of r.ivl dis trirt No. 2-. n-sirtel that he hai put 2 W days work on the Wghwy lis- (d Bob Orecr'a Is headquarters nuts and camli-a for ChrUtmas. Allowed fj8 for compensation. His resignation was acHVptetl. MAKKIAGE LICKXSES. License to weil was Issued llecem iier 6lh to deorge Davies, gel 21 years, and Venoua Morion, aged 18 years: and on DiHvmber Gth, to John F lienuett, u'-d 2i yeaM, anJ Laura Taylor, aged 22 years. Ol'XTV W A II HANTS DRAWS, DEI'- IIMHEIt, 18'J5, TF.llM. Assi sslug and collecting revenui Hillshoro Publishing Co t2'.)5 00 Geo H Wilcox 75 00 Total Urldges and roiids A Jeuett John Hassier J J Clark Jas Siller J W Wheeler J II Drown W M McLeod A Sou... J C Corey O i liuniiM k Carter llros T C Johnson 370 00 15 78 21 00 53 no 10 75 11 00 20 40 23 00 14 40 19 50 9 00 80 00 735 35 20 00 20 00 22 8 1 5 4 4 20 00 00 Geo IJellicre Wiley A Dennis Andrew Lumls-r Co J Northrop J J Morgau I. E Wilkes Total... County court Hillslioro 1'utilishing Co T d Todd I) Ii lt?asoncr 01 40 40 10 00 1107 20 5 (Ml 14 Ml 14 no 33 80 County clerk- It IlGoodin 250 00 County treasurer J W Sappington 50 00 County school superintendent and assistants Austin Craig 00 00 D H Thomas 12 00 Total 78 00 Court house and iail account Geo W Patterson , 65 II P Ford 1 50 Total Fuel, light and janitor N A Darrett .'. Insane and inquests J S Newel I J PTamiesie S T Linklater A W Saxtou 4 40 5 00 5 00 2 00 Total 10 40 Paupers and prisoners Geo W Patterson 40 90 itobt Chrisinger 12 00 It Cave 7 75 Itryan-Laidlaw Co.,, 3 9-: .1 C Eamkin 95 II P Ford 03 27 J F Carstens 01 98 Chas liowen 12 80 W lioucsine 12 75 L M Hell 15 00 Itosn Frost 5 00 J Northrop. . 10 00 Total Iteeorder of conveyances E L McCormick 2K) 45 175 00 Stationery It It GixHlin 4 E L McCormiek.. 3 1 1 illslM.ro Publishing Co 7 "Hatchet" 3 Austin Craig 0 Glass A Prudhomme 29 H P Ford 2 "Argus" 6 Total 03 95 State cases and witness)!- C E Kindt 33 00 II PFord 17 55 W M Lanirley 7 50 J I Knight 7 15 W W Annans 3 00 J I Knight 12 50 W W Annans 12 00 Joseph Kluppenegar Theresa " Ernest Fresch Andrew Anderson Wm Schultz Morton Anderson Auru-it Scente Anton Helnrich W N Barrett 2 90 2 90 2 90 3 1 1 1 10 70 70 70 3 50 5 00 S Hughes 5 20 J P Vaughn 1 75 Total., 107 05 Indigent Jas li Matthews' Post, d A It 24 00 Sheriff II PFord 275 00 1I0K5. 8t swart 1 leer m her 8 It, to th aifa ol l.uKe Stewart, ilrtiliditf r. Why Was It that Arr' Sarsfiparlll, out ot tlis im"t tiiimls-r ot similar preparations Bianufac tured throughout tlra world, iu Ui oo!t nic.llcliie of tb kind admlttrd at tha World's l air, Chicago? And hr M It that. In iplta ot th united effort oi the manufacturer of other preparation, tho decision .of th World Fair Director was Botnvrcdf BECAUSE According to Rclb li "Article that ar in any way danrvroua or O o o o! ertenaiT, alio patent madlclne, Doitmmi, and empirical prpra tiona, who lnvTdtsnt xo eon- eealad, will not b admlttad to ta xpoiUon," and, therefor f Mttmu Ayft Saraaparllla U tmt patent medicine, not a nostrum, and not 91 ert preparation. ' tmmm K proprietor had nothtnc to J eoneeat hea quetloned a to tne lur- o Kula Irom which It t compounded. ' lm tt h alt that It I e'atmed to tie o a Compound Concentrated Extract ot araaparill. nd In ererrarnHlworthr th Indorsement ot thi most ImporUnt oj committee, called top-ther for palrif j upon tli manufactured product at the j entire w orio. o Ayer's on'Sarsaparilla - Admltt4 ioryxhibitloa AT TH K WORLD'S till ol Toooeoooooooooooooooaoool 2 15 30 00 I I Mminadat7thi I I Awarded richest Honors World's Fair, old Mdal, Mldwlnur Fair. CREAM Most Perfect Made. 43 Years the Standard. tITV torsciL. The new city council met and were sworn Into ottlce on Thundriy even logo! last week. All the council nieu were Jireseut except It. II Ureer. The official houd of the recorder, Benton liownmii, wa Qxed at 11,(100 and tciven, with W. li. Smith and L. K. Adams ax curette. Treasurer W. 1- liroek tlletl hU official bond in the ruin of 12,000, with C. K. leieh man, M. M. Bridge, H. P. Ford, . 1). Hare and U. A. Wehrung aa sureties. Marshal Hrdmotid wax coiitinueil in office for the remainder of Deeein- her, at the name salary heretofore uaul. Several hills were presented hut laid over till the committeea shall be appointed. The annual rciKirU of the outgoing recorder anil treasurer were suhmitted and referred to sieelal coiiiinilte', consisting ol t'ouncilmen Stanley, Tamiesie and wenrung. t'oiineilman Tamiesie presented tne following resolution : Whkhkas, Our town is yet much financially encumbered, and it la the desire of this council to lie econ omical, ItKrtoi.VKD, That it in the desire of the council to remit to the town of Hillshoro the salaries of the mayor and couucilmeti at the end of their term. Councilman Stanley moved to lay the resolution on the table till the next meeting. The motion not receiving a second, failed. Coun cilmau Downs then moved to hided nitely postpone the consideration of the resolution. The motion pre vailed by a vote of three to two, The council adjourned to meet at the call of the mayor. When Babr was akk, w fare her Caatoria, . When ah wa a Child, ah cried tor Caatorla, When aha became Mlaa, she eluuj to Caatoria, When ah bad Children, ah (are them Cmatoria, riiiLi.ii-s. Miss Zurilla Tunslall will lie home to sicud the holidays. Grant Holcomh had a sale Monday. Kverythlng was sold at a good figure, so it la reported. Christmas tret's are the order ol the day now. There will lie quite a number in the vicinity, according to the extensive preparations that are tM-ing made. The Iiethuny Cornet Hand will give a hall again iu the near future. Knckleii'i Arnica Sulrr. The best salve in tho world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, milt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chnped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give erfcct satisfaction or money rerunded. 1'riee 2o cents per liox For sale by Hillshoro Pharmacy. Dead Letter LUt. Theollowing is a list of letters po maining uncalled for in the postoftlce at Hillshoro, Hecemlier 7, 1805: T. It. liiggs, Frank tlardner, Mrs. Jesse UHMner, tiustave Haase, lavld wenger. All letters not called for hy De cember 21st will lie sent to the dead letter office. One cent will be charged on each letter called for. Mary A. Brow.v, P. M. MARRIED. Mortos-Davi At the Congregational taronae at rienverion, Oregon. Uerem ler a, isr, hy Kev. W. Hurlliurl, Miss rnnna Morton and Mr. (teorg llarles, both of Ueaverton. Xotire to the Pnbllo. JOSEPH V MI.WAUr I.Krl' MY rl bed iiii " . n . i .it h.u insi cause. 1 null not p tine .'-si i I In. contracting after N .v. nili-r s I 9". -MAiii. i.v s;kai:t. xotici:. rpHK IIK.t i..U ANNl'AI. MKKriXU A ol K ec iit l.i mi A W ,i,- (' on ny nl be h l.l on ,ii ,imr, Jani iry .. Ini. the fll.M ii. Iiie lotiiiin.y in lue.r Bint on. IUosImT '. i) f(l". OKI. M ill I.MKHICII. '-I-'I"J st-crelitry. Adiiiiniolrittor'a otlee. votii i; is hkki i y ;ivi:n. th at 1.1 tlie I 'on ni v i , urt - I lllr.alelf tlre- gon, tor W'.isloi ciiiti t niiiiiv. lis1 aroo;nl- el tlie unilersik-ni i a.iiniii.slriittir of the estnte in inTm.f W lli.itir, ilrrenneil, and ilnit Ii lotj on y i)J oii.r.l ..n-l entered U m n lli illarh.iru'r ot hi, Out e-. A I jcrs iii. it vrrforr. Ii.-ivtn2 claims airitus. tbm relate a'-e lo-reb riqnr'etl an 1 required to presint iiirm. eitli the proocr voti. hers, to ihe uui'igned. at his reiidetire, al O e cue, W.i. h ue ton C'ti itv. OretfoM, a.tnii 5: mouths fio'tl i lie? l.ile hereol. O etiri, Iie.ot'-r 7. Isli,, i.KKV Al-K I I.I.I MS. A 1 m i n ist ntor ol i:( e.i oe ol 1 ho. U. Wo inns, ticcra r l .t HIUSBOROJPISE i. MlKTilKul', Traprlelar OcroerScsvnid . and.. Waehiugtoa htreet SI Wl.T FtHI 8'lKIi XD KKNOVAirD VFIKBT CLA'H TAM E, tad al' a osnasodatiou for the avaeenieoee of tweet. CO Charge KeuonbU mm V 271 ALUEB ST BEET, I'OKTLAM), The only First Class and Strictly r Temperance Restau rant in the City. THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL ! leading Pajier of Kentucky. All the new and correct market report. REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS! Sum pit) eopic free ta uy address. THE COMMERCIAL, Loul-vlUe, ... Kentucky. AFRICAN (a ATE! The aliov is a correct fixture of Ho Ain-rican Auloinitic tiate. It is perlec n its action, not liab.e to get out ol order. and when closed is secure. y locked. It if utterly impossible for stock to open II, yel by reason of weighta that erfecly balance il, a man or boy, in a wagon or on liorjt back, can easily raise it. ONE OF THE 6ATES IS ON EXHIBITION At House's Waiton 8;. op, on Third Mtreet, near Mam. (lutes made to iriler or fjtrni.rltflits In use it sold at reasonable figures. The extra coat of the gate l I not be Two Dollar mora than an ordinary gate of th earn workmanship. r'or further purlieu. ars, call at the shot and see t lie gate. L. W. HOUSE & CO. Ilillsboro, Nov. It, IS 15. 2-.1l. HOW MAKE A FORTUNE! f 100 fur erery (HO Invested ran he made hy our new SYSTEMATIC l'LAX of SPECULATION Ten Dollura and more made daily on small investments by persons who live away irom i.mcngo. All we ask is to investigate nnr new and i.-ti(ilial method. Fast workings of plan tmi ninesit references lurnistietl. Oi Booklet "i'ointa .V Hints" how to make noney even when on the wrong side nt thr narket and other information aent r HE K. 6ILM0RI Co., Bankers and Srokers, Open Hoard of Trade lildg., Chicago, 111. 25-37. W. A. FINNEY .. BLACKSMITH .. Horse-shoeing and General Jobbing done in a Workmniilike mantior, and tJ&" Promptly. Shop en Third St., near Main lllllxlioro, ... Orrfron MOXEY TO LOW ( ( 0X FARMS, AISO OX 00l Y C1TT I'KOI'KKTIES IX AXV AMOIXT. If Vou Xrrd .Money, Write to me. If Your Mortgage la Due, and rou want to luirniw .Money, write to no'. If Your Property Is timid, Write mo an enact di-wTintion. staling location. kind of improvements, amount of in surance yon rarrv, and state the amount of money wanted and I will at once write you as to the rite of interest. LOW KATES AND IXG Tl.MK ! ADDRESS ih CHARLES HENRY, Xe. 2IH1 Stark St., I'ORTLAXD. OR. THE MAN WHOSE CLOTHES FIT Seems to get along in the world easier than the oilier fellow. In the first place, ho is more it rase al social functions. And he generally finds a situa tion quickly, when thrown out of employment. II seems to get the liest paying positions. The fact that he buys food clothes is in itself a recommendation. It shows that he is economical. Yf. HOLMES, Tailor. Mala Street, . Illllsbor, Oregon Suits made to order. Old garments cleaned, dyed or repaired. YOU'VE KEEN WItOXJ In thinking that, because yon had to wear your garment In the sun and got it faded that It has no value. When brushed and sponged, it looks Letter, but when t is aa Irrth and bright as when new, and will last longer than it did be for fading. THE YAI.I E IS RESTORED. I am now prepared lo t un and color . Meas' Sail . . Overcsvat . Ladin'Wrapaaw Urease r . . s . Aay rabr1f.f Faailly Wear At short notice, and at reasonabl prieea. Call oa or addres MRS. THOS. TUCKER, MAIX STREET, 21 25 IIII.I.FURU Dr. Price' Cream Baklag Powdtw WrM Faar nifWet Award. 'V. mmmmmnittiminmmmm 1 HOLIDAY GOODS! SEE PRICES! 3 JZ Parlor Lamps . Bamboo Novelties . Doll Catriagc . 5lc to ' 2-3 Wood Carts . . . . I'Oc to Iron Carts .... y And Special Prices on ther Articles, such as Rogers' Silvenvare, Boys', Mens' and Ladies' a Jviiives, China aud Glassware, Games, Toys, 3 y Iiolls, Celluloid and Fancy Goods, Christmas J Cards, Tree Ornaments and Candles, a new line e of Combs, Brushes, Purses and Stationery of all J Kinds. A Pencil antl Tablet Ulveu Away 3 g With every Dollar Purchase, and One Pound w Candy with every Two Dollar Purchase at tbt B . HILIiSBORO BALAAR. ia riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuuimiiuiUifs . IT IS SWEET For the patrons of the popular pharmacy of W. E. BROOK - MAIM STREET HILLSBORO. - - OREGON. To know that they can rely on getting the Hillsko Livery, Food and Sales Stable .. OHI:lta t'OK .. HACKS, HUCiiGIES A XI) KIDINU HOUSES PHOTIPTI.V A JiEW LINE OK Hl'UGIES ADDED. Orders left for HEARSE will reeelre prsmpt attention. Itonirmlier the Plaee. MAIN STREET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL. F. J. WILLIAMS Sl J. W. SEW ELL . Proprietors THE HILLSBORO Are now making a First-Class STOCK AND COMMON BRICK .. at WORKS, near KESTER'S CIDER MILL AND FRUIT FACTORY Makes Cider, Makes Vinegar. M alios Jelly. Makes Apple! Butter. Dries Fruit. Dries Corn, I am prepared to hnndle all th fruit that U likely to be delivered. My dryer ban a capacity ol 150 bushels of green fruit per day. My preMsea have a captivity of 50U buahela per day. M y vata have a capacity of 10 gallons per day. My boilc-r wiil cook and prepare for market 100 pal Ions of apple butter per dar. I have sweet cider in Mock that Is 11 mouths old, I have vinegar that wan made laat year. I'atrona caniret boxes at the drier for packing green or dried fruit. Cider ill be put up either raw or boiled. Work d'siie either lor a share of fruit or cash, as tho patron may desire. k'or dryinjr. permit the caution to he given, that fruit must not bo loo ripe. eieriuiiy is fhi tiue ol pencil plums and praties, Over-ripn fruit in nt n suleitblt- as when dried sooner. Terms more ra-uh iiie ituii have before been offered. fractory: Corner Fourth aud J ark sun rHreels, HilUboro, Oreguo S. E. KESTERf Prop. HtH!tly and Indirectly. Iiy pcopln who raim.it do llielr own flKurlnir, writ their own letters, or kwp their on ii lusiks: anil nlio Jo not know when business and lral papers wblrh thef aiul IiuihIIh rvery liny am mii'lf out rorrts'tly. 4fAII tlinw thlim. and much mora, we trarh thnmmjhly. Hundreds of our arailunNHi arn In k'".! fjosliions, and there will be openings for hundreds niitrewhen tlmrs Intriroi c. ."ir is K-e time to prftsre for them. Besides, a business education Is won h all it -ost. f r imr s oirn . Send for our ratalofu. w learn tral and Ao we teaHi. Mailed frfi lo any address. Portland Business College, A. p. Armstrenc Prln. Portland, Oregon. J. . W.M, cretar. IF YOU WANT TO HIRE 00 TO Eily Livery Sladle Where y will And the Best Teiati thai fa so ao4 IN I(ILLSIH)B0. EVERYTHING FIRST CLAS8. Good Teams, Wood Hustles and Mood Drivers. Cor. Second and Washington Sts. . . $1 33 . . 20c to 1 50 2 ro 1 45 SATISFACTION very purest and best ot Drugs, Medicines, etc., together with polite and courteous treatment from all connected with the house. This firm does not throw out bait in the way of grab-bags ot lottery prizes, preferring to give each individual customer the benefit of sutierior goods at the lowest price possible ..... ATTKNItKD TO. STOCK BRICK CO. .(rf" their .. NORTH SIDE ADDITION are lost unnually, A GOOD LIVERY TEAM THE