H1LLSB0R0 1XDEPEXDEXT.
FRIDAY,JKCKMBEH 27."
LOCAL. AND GENERAL.
CaiKliw ami nuU, cheap, at Greer'.
GkJTU burrt"1 f t
J. I. KiilKht has money to loan,
and buy noli. ' '
Baby ribbon, Um-eyanl for So, at
A nk assortment of IwW k,i
Klovw, at Sthulmerich and Hon'
Cull on Huiimlireva f.,
Komi irorty, also farm to rent and
No.
1 frCHh COW for uuln f....-
old, caU by side. V. A. Will,,.,,
Found-Ou the stm t In Hillsboro,
ft plain sliver napkin ring. It la at
this office,
Children' eiderdown coats In as-
Buru-u siyiH ami colors, at fcchuliner
Kb & Son's.
J. I. Knight is always prepared for
all kinds of notarial work, efpeeially
"i vrj-uii;illjf.
Wanted To rent, a farm or Si) to
100 acres on the shares, or muwt be
cheap for cash. W. 8. Hyde, Hills-
.1.1.. . . . '
time, ir.
The Kid-Fitting is the only best
corset in the world at Uryan-Lald-
law i o s l ash Mtore. Hee our new
llainilton-lirown shoes.
Call and inspect the holiilay gooils
at the Pharmacy. Thoy are the
latent. They ere the hint, and our
prices are rignt.
Prices reduced in ladies' wraps and
genu' mackintoshes. A fine line of
mens' mackintoshes at cost, and close
out at isryan-Liaiillaw Co'a Cash
Btore. New patterns Just in.
Did you say perlumes? We have
an immense stock to pick from; in
fact, all the lateMt and best odors of
Lubin, Palmer, Crown, Colgate,
fcioely, Lundborg, Eastman ami many
others. Our prices are right.
The burglars who were arrested
last week are not as frisky as they
were on Thursday. The grand jury
was recalled on Monday, indict
ments were promptly found, and b-v
fore another week they will be in
fciulem.
Mr. Albert Ault, well-known in
the northweHtern part of this county,
has earned the title "Mr.," and this
id now he did it, as appears from the
columns ot a local paper: "MarriM,
on the 7th Inst.. Mr. Albert Ault ami
Miss Alice Silar, Jtev. Gross perform
ing the ceremony, at r ranktun.
The Odd Fellows occupied for the
first time, this week, their new hail, at
the southeast corner of Main and Hec-
niid streets, recently fitted up by II
Wen rung A Hons. The order now
lias one ot the finest meeting halls In
the city, and the membership will be
glad to entertain any sojourning
brethren who may travel this way.
Taken ur A bay mare, about
years old, white stripe in face, white
left hind leg and white right front
loir, wore a halter and hitching rope
fiwiene.! alout neck. The animal
was taken up at my place, one mile
south of Kluton postoHloe. The
owner can recover said mare by call
ing on the undersigned and paying
chanres. J. C. Anderson, Kintnn,
Oregon.
ir von insure in any of the coin
panics you aend your money out of
i.o o.iiiiitrv. vnii nav from two to
four times the cost of your Insurance,
you have no better protection than
hat flnlcd bv tho Oregon Fire
ltclief Association, which keeps tho
money at home ami gives you insur
ance at actual cost, in this you enter
ini,. on arreementwlth your nelgh-
Isirs, that when one has a fire each of
tho others will hear his share of the
Joss. Wilkes Hroa., agents.
Tho lury that had the weighing of
the evidence in uie itim i. . .
of Hlate v. James Lee, Indicted for
larceny, entitled to tho broom for
the denigration observed in render
ing a verdict. The caw was given
to it by the court Saturday afternoon.
All that night, all day Sunday, and
Hunday night, over Monday and 1 1
n,r midnight on Monday, they
winnowed chart and weighed evi
dence. No jury h"evr Vfore in
this county, !eeii out ao long, w hen
rendered, "however, II wm against
Lee, and generally aatlafactory.
On Friday evening last the firemen
enVertalnedfat their hall, the mem
bew of the coffee club, with husbands
id ei'orts. The exercises were
'"irwlthaquarteltesc iwe ren
dered that the guests, fifty strong,
SSS atonwIn pleasant temper and
Jeady to enjoy all that was present
id lion. W. D. Hare made the set
Toeec-h of the evening, but, being In
Kpplwt mood, all stiff formalism
waVelimlnatiHl. More rioglnK
rTare.1 the company fr Ex-Mayor F.
5 I a IcyN more than Interesting
la Ik. Hi .was able to tell of some oi
he This orhnd Incidents of th. forma
tlon of the department that had to do
w h the legislative branch of the de
rartn ent where the city council had
to ac Hy the time Dr. Bailey had
ermdiidr Kx-M-yor H-
i from a senxion i '"' -
bringing with him J. K1; '
K rth "d. loth gentlemen had "run
with the boys on the machine.'
rt n tor Huston told of the funny In
Kls lil-nlng within tl-1JJ
ru:!:r;tof.
hour was aw'" - toiV
hnat. ne Hlamlnat!.
Mini " ",JJ7the contribu
The extra ligh - " ,,ur,n
,,,w .';.: Y.i AWatcrlbm.
(Ill I'l
. iiodld not do any
half way
Hunt could be
. t .Wherever a
,sf he phwl It.
e eolTiv club are
The members
much pleasea
'HUcntlonVshowcr..
The revival .J
l IU 31. K (hnr-.h ...ill M.n
. , - siva a . a a .
tinueall next week. The hour for
meetin U 2 30 and 7 :3o p. m. The
nut-Jet-, for this evening U'-Motlirxlist
lVictrlne." The subject for the Sun
day morning sermon is l nanltnity
Among CbriHtlaiM." Mrs. Kumia
McDonald will addreat the meeting
ill the eveninir. Kim-,,riti I
devotional service at 6 :lo. We ex
pect to have a grand meeting, watch
Ulght. There will be an old
service at 7 o'clock, followc.l with
the Iord'n Sutrner at k f.vimk.
Children' meetinir between 8 and .
followed with the Hucmtncnt of turn.
tinm. Kpworth League meeting at
':. Sermon bv Hih inutnr at lo-:to
The I'resbvteriun ih urrli. Vorth
l lain, had its regular ChrLttmas
exercise last Sabbath speaking and
singing by the children. The pro
gram was excellent and eniovable.
and the audience had the pleasure of
nt-eiug uie children walk up UhiriU a
stonewall in thesuhurh of the city
oi uetiueiiein In all IN ancient
grandeur and heuuty with appro-
prlate Incrlptions encircling. The
town was sketched bv Pastor Dier
dortf. ilia work of art is a marvel
Hood's calendar for tlie vejr 149G
W out and is greatly admired. Many
pronounce "the handsomest yet." It
consists of the head of a beautiful
young woman in an oval p:inel with
a stylish gold frame. The hack
grounds and pad are printed in
harmonious brown tints. 1 lie re
markable growth of the editions of
Hood's calendars from one million
copies a few years ago to over thirteen
millions for IHOU is a wonderful
advance.
Jesse Cornelius, of the old pioneers
or this county, died at his home on
North Plain last Thursday night,
after an illness of several weeks.
The deceased came to this couuty in
184") with his father, and Inn renided
here continuously ever since. At
the time of his death he was about
65 years old. He was a brother of
Col, T. H. Cornelius, mo widely and
favorably known in the statu.
The 8. P. Company has placed in
the recorder's oHIce Its patent from
the United States to the (). & C. it.
11. Company, for railroad lands lying
north of the base line and west of
the Willamette meridian, covering
40,091 acres. The patent will be
filed as soon as the recorder's fees
have been paid. It Is a document
for which abstracters of laud titles
have been longing.
Special services at the Christian
church, Sunday evening, Deeemiier
2yth. at 7:30 p. m., for children
Singing by the children, reading
scriptural lesoi by a child, prayer
by a child. A short sermon to the
children, text: "The Flowers Ap
pear on the Earth." The front seats
will tie reserved for the little folk
but all arecoidiully invited to attend
this servlee.
Esquire J. I. Knight, anticipating
a quiet week after the holidays,
seizes the time for a flying visit to
San Francisco. Like the prudent
man he Is. he took his wife along,
While at the bay, he will form the
acquaintance of the insurance people
for whom he has been doing business
at this agency.
The trustees of Montezuma lodge,
No. 50, I. O. O. F.,are In the market
for the purchase of an organ or piano
for the uso oi meir louito room
Parties having instruments to sell
can put themselves In communica
tlon with the trustees through D. M
:. Oault. secretary. Hillsboro, Or,
Mr. Craiir. formerly of Farming
ton. has just returned from a business
trip to bine county, me maram
trim of oats about Junction Is no
morn than 12 cents per bushel, am:
Mr. Craiir heard of a transfer of one
lot of 1,200 bushels that was etfected
at 10 cents.
The pretty things that were half
buried in tne ix-na winnows inir
been dug out ami sold to admiring
customers, but there are a lew aru
cles left, and the obliging attendants
take great pleasure in pointing out
the beauties, and quoting prices.
The Han Francisco News Letter for
Christmas week comes 100 pages
strong. Some of the monthlies have
rotten uo as iroreeous a number, out
none of the wecaurs nnvc nn j-.
--- ..,
equaled this San Francisco publisher,
The city council must not forget to
introduce an ordinance at its next
meeting to repeal the ordinance pro
viding for the salaries oi count-union
i u not necessary to elve reasons
now for such res?aling ordinance
We have some more Even Change
ink.v. i.ru n oound. also a fine
11 1 1 Mil -h - . - .11
a
nd complete line or groceries av
.k nrices. Uryan-lAidlaw Co'i
rock prices.
Cash Store.
For useful things as present, in
eluding books, lovely perfumes, scrap
..u...nw i.u..t articles, vou may do
well to tall at the Delta drug store,
T..Qitln river Is iinroaring. Jack
son bottom is a lake, and the water is
still rising. The weamer is, now
ever, much to be preferred to snow
Dob Greer has'n't any drygoods,
but he has the best stock of groceries,
crockery, lamps ana giawwar
Washington county.
full stock of Christmas
gift books In the latest bindings. The
styles this year are ahead of anything
. i
ever ooiore mnw"
dollars to loan on
renl istate cecurity. Enquire
of Adolph Miller,
40t) Everitt St
Portland, Or.
T. E
Cornelius has a wen im
proved larm oi w, ', ,,,.
For full rtilHr eniulrnf him
vrd
nf i:t4 acres i rmi
R inriirii"'
I I. Knight has II ,200 t loan, on
approved larm securiiy, "'- '
"I ' . . .w a v vears. ti
tWO lOtS, Ir 11"- .
.... I 1.ttiaF hoots In all
s,;,r.nd for men ,.vs and
cfen.atVhulmerioh S..n s. .
The ell-known optician Dr.
f -TWI'SV
will arrive mum. w -
glasses, wait for him
. r .. 1.i,ilr an.
id capos left at
bargain In remnmits
city.
Shoats for sale by J- n'
HillsUiro, Onyon.
Room 13, Morgan
Monev to ln.
THFV
CALLED THE FARMERS
Ku.z-Boom-Ah !
Hilltown-Hilltown
Itah-ltah-lUh !
It was clearly demonstrated Christ
mas day that Hillsboro is a football
town, and that she has a team of
first-class players a team mat
couldn't be scared by cit boys with
ng hair, fine garments and ail the
latest improvements in football
paraphernalia, but one in which
everv man e uld be dcs?udcd on to
lay football from tne nrsi icm.-u
till the final call of time.
Some four or five hundred people
waded through the mud and raiu to
witness the twenty-two mud-covered
gladiators struggle and tight and
push the leather bag or wuiu over
the ground, but thoe fortunate ones
that were there, were chuck-full or
enthusiasm and they cheered and
yelled themselves hoarse as their
favorites would smash through me
opponent's lino and carry the pig-
kin down the held.
The Hillsboro team bad very little
practice and consequently their end
days were wean tnroiign lacn oi
nterference. but when they bucked
the line they would tear through the
nvincible JSeversweat's lute iney
were nothing oeiore tuein. tiring
of that they would ss the ball to
Tongue for a punt, when it wouid
sail up the field as if It had wings,
and the High School runners would
be down on the mail with the Hall
la-fore he could start back.
The score gives no idea of the
fame. The teams were morn eveuiy
matched than 10 to u would seem 10
signify. It was anybody's game
until tho last li-w minutes oi tne nrsi
half when the home team held the
Portlandcr down for three downs,
secured the ball on a fumble and
carried It over the line, which put
hem four to the good.
In the last half the High School
had things pretty much their ow n
way. and bucked the visitors steadily
lown the held and over tne line for
another touch-down.
With three minutes to play, both
captains changed tactics, and there
was a swift interchange or kicks oy
the mil-backs, each one netting
Hillsboro about ten yards' gain, and
the ball Uing well up in the visitor's
territory when time was culled.
This is tl.e first defeat the terrors
of the East Side have suffered and
thev feel it keenly, coming unex
uectedlv as it did irom wnai tney
considered a second class team. As
they left they gave their yell ;
Wet or dry, ,
Dry or wet,
Novcr-Never-Neversweat I
And the HillslNiro boys gav as a
parting shot :
Wali-hoo-wah,
Wah-hoo-roar,
Never-Never-Never score !
The following 1 the line-up:
Oberle C. Mitchell
Brasel It G Moore
Russel It T Masten
Ward K E Stewart
Herman E i Oauil
Hresliu L T Schoch
Mciinn L E Council
Dowling Q H Icwns
Tremble It II ...Mcftanicr
Slocum,.,, I H Merryman
Meyer F J,. 'longue
IIH.LSUOKU II SCHOOL v.
l?VVl WKIUHTS.
Another fK)tball game has been
arraiiginl for New Years day. 1 he
gridiron at the fair grounds will be
the scene of tho boys against tne
men. A ten-cent entrance will be
charged to make good the deficiency
of the Christinas game. 1 he line up
and weights aru shown In this table
Hioh Ht'HunL.
Mitchell, 1"0.
Moore, 175....
Heavy Wiciuhth
a...
..K. (J.
. L G...
..It. .
Sliger, 225
..Carstens, 20.1
... Tut tie, 220
...Knight, 2:ii
Kelly, 21ft
....Hanna, 105
(lault, 150,,,.
Marten, lao...
Klineman. l'iO..L. T..
Shute. 150 It. E.
Connell, 100.
E. E.Si.hulmerich,210
Bailey, 120
..(. II Colestock, 100
Merryman, 12011. H...Wehrung, 100
Stewart, 120 E. II Houch, 19
i'onguc, 150.. ..r . U isrocK, isu
linrklen's Arulra Sahf,
Tho best salvo in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sow, tetter, cnappoo
hands, chilblains, corns and all akin
eruptions, and ositively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give rioct satisiaciioii or money
refunded. Price zo tvnus ht itox.
For sale by Hillslairo Pharmacy.
tOLKT 1I01SE SEWS.
t llu t IT rot'KT.
Nickritz v White et al. Order
made for publication or summons.
Patterson v Tupmr et al. Judg
ment for plaintiff by default.
State v Frecechiii. .Motion lor a
. . , t. . i . ..
new trial overruiea. rwniein-eu io
the penitentiary for a term of three
years. Allowed suiy nays in
whicn to nie ec uoiis.
The grand Jury was recalled. J W
Raker was excused on account of
sickness. Juror C .M Kwp was
drawn in his place.
Stephens v lluiiman. judgment
for plamtilf by delaiilt. Mortgaged
premisea to be sold.
F A Haines v J A Rf Id et al. IH
feiidants allowed until Monday next
to lile llit ir answer
shnle v Sherman. Motion to
strike part of argued and
taken under advisement.
llrugger v Hare. Petition for ad
ditional surety overruled. -
State v Chas Kenely and John
Powers. Indicted for burglary, as
sault with intent to kill, and for car
rvlng tonccahd weapons three in
d'ictments each. Rcnton Bowman
and John Wall appointed to defend
them. Kenedy plead guilty to an
assault with intent to kill, and
Power plead guilty to carrying con
cealed weapons.
Slate v Kenedy and Powers. In
dieted for burglary committed in the
residence of Hon T 1 1 Tongue. On
trial. , ,
m..i. v Cornelius. Remanded
to the county court for probate of
'ilrnWpr v Hiire ft al. Dtmurrer
nrgoed and taken under advi
lle! v Henry. Sale
ment,
of real
estate confirmed.
Dethlefs v Washington county.
n t iackamns county for trial.
i ..... , Washington county. Sent
to Clackamas county for trial.
philips v Weichbrodt. Dismissp.1.
l.misiirnont. indicted for
.Ulnir stolen giKMls. Verdict of
the lory, guilty chargcl. Ter
,lat-- all'we.l in which to tile a mo
. a-.. niill- triMl.
J Verdict of the
i..- ooiltv of simple larceny. Al
.uv. in which to file a
low ii ""j - : . .
motion for a new trial.
IDI STV ttttKT LAW.
on December 23d, Martia UoeU,
Mike Genzer and John Ryma, for
merly subjects of Austria, were ad
mitted to citizenship.
I'ROHATE t-Ol'RT.
Estate Win Iteamish, deceased.
Bond of Hit-hard iktmiiah, adminis
trator, In the sum or 1,000, with
John Peters as surety, was filed and
approved.
Estate Jesse Cornelius, deceased.
On petition, Thos K Cornelius Is up
pointed administrator, with bonds
fixed at 'J.ooo. The bond was exe
cute!, with F A Uailcy, S T Elnk-
later, Joseph t awrse, lhos l iium
phreys, C ii IJiauchar.i ai:u l i.
I lanwk, sureties. m liaglcy, sr.;
Miko Wren and J C licach ure the
appraisers.
MAKKIAOK Ml'ENSES.
Licenses to wed were issued IV-
ceiuber 21st, to Win II Slyter, aged
il years, aud Carrie Zeigler, aged 17
year; and on liecemuer siin, ioiis
car Daugherty, aged 27 years, aud
Emma Urown, aged 27 years.
SI' HOLES.
The community was most agrwa-
bly surprised by the announcement,
last Wednesday, of the marriage of
two of SchoU's most estimable young
iople. The bride was .Miss lora
Spidell, aget 1M, and only daughter
of James Spidell, ot this place, and
the irroom- was Harry t lint, aged ZZ,
youngest sou of 11. T. Flint, one of
SchoU's most prosiierous tanners.
The wedding, w hich was very pri
vate, was celebrated at the residence
of the bride's parents Wednesday, at
10 .to a. in. Ouly the neiir relatives
of the contracting parties were pres.
ent. The wedding dinner was served
at the old home, after which the
young couplo It-It for Portland.
Their many mends unite in wismiig
theui a long ami prosperous life.
A Ol.lt r iHlLUlt ILAtt.
The "Olympian," of Washington,
lias this mention of a ting that is re-
memliered by many now in Wash
ington county. It is the same that
was unfurled in the streets of Hills
boro two years ago. That fabric Is
more than a rag. These are the
words of the Puget Sound paper:
When Company I, of Walla Walla,
folded tents and packed their equip
ments yesterday, they carefully put
away an historic (lag which the
company carries, and which atiia;iea
no end of interest during the encamp
ment. It is the property of Col. W.
C. Painter, of Walla Walla, who
carried it through the Yakima war of
1855. The flag contains but twenty
one stars and bears the inscription,
"Company 1), First Regiment Oreg
on Volunteers."
Tills Interest ng relic was made by
the young ladies of Forest drove
Academy at tlie outbreak of the
Indian war. It was curried by Col.
I'ainter, who took part in all the
engagements of the campaign, and to
whom it was presented at the clone
of the w ar,
The first engagement was at Yaki
ma canyon, near where north Yakl
ma now stands, and was the first
buttle in which Phil Sheridan, then a
llcuteiinnt, ever took part. It came
into service again In tho Uanmx-k
war of I87S, w hen Governor Ferry
appointed Mr. Painter captain or a
company of volunteers and was
assigned to the gunboat Spokane,
under Majur Kress. J heir first en
gagement w as at Long Island. Tht
volunteers were relieved by the
regulars, but Mr. i'ainter was soon
elected captain of another company
and followed the Indians to manias
Prairio on the Grand Ronde, where
he captured enough horses to pay the
expenses of his capaign. For his
valiant service he was apointed
aide de camp, with the rank of lieu
tenant colonel, on the stalt' of Gov
ernor Ferry, and was presented with
n handsome sword.
Wh,n Baby wm tick, we gare her Caitorta.
Wbcnbe wu ChM, tlia cried forCutoria,
When lw becam MUa, all elunf to Caatorta,
When ah had ChlMran, h gn Uwra Castor ia,
HORN.
PI7KR. Heceniber V IS'5, to the wife tf
Isaac 1'Ucr, a son.
WiLLOtimiBT At HfeilTille, on the lTlh
tnst., to the wiTe of Cbnrie, illotlghi.y,
a danghtor, S eislit, II poumls.
MARRIED.
.Ssiitu Diitz. A' the rest lence of Mr. J1
W. Ileiis. "f Wnshmuioii county, on
December 13. l-M, bv H-v. W. Huriburt,
Miss Myra lleitx and Mr. Frank tluulh,
bolh ol WashitiKlon counly, Oregon.
Easy to Take
And Perfect In Their Action,
AYER'S PILLS
Never fall to relieve Dyspepsia.
Constipation, and Headache.
"I have proved the value of
Aver's Tills in relieving dysnep- Oi
in ntut liAli
romnlaiiits I was so long troubled
o
e
o
o
that neither tho doctor nor mr
.,f mtiMiaeil I should ever le
well ntfaln. Through the nse of
the alwive nirslicine I am letter
than I have ls-cn for years."
Oi
oi
c
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A. tiAiiKlLLt iTsaiiles, 111.
Ol
"I have used Aver's Tills for
15 vears as a cathartic in Over
o
roini.laint. and always with ex
trcineljr henctlt-hil effect, never
having had need of other medi
cine. I also give Aver'a Tills to
ti-.y children, when 'they require
an aperient, and thp result is al
wavs most satiff.ictory." A.
A. Katos, Centre t onway, X. H.
"Havins been severely afflicted
with rostivencs-t. I was induced
a
ot
to try Aver'a Tills. Their use has
effected a complete cure, and I
ran confidently recommeiid thein
to all similarly artlicted." C. A.
AV hitman, Nipoiuo, fal. t
AYER'S PILLS i
Recelvexl Hlshoet Award o
AT TH I WORLD'S FAIR
eoeeoaeeee ceeoeoool
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
flold Madat, Midwinter Fair.
mm
CREAM
' Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
SCHOOL REPORT.
The following Is the reort of the
Reedville sch'Mil for the month end
ing liecember 20 : No. days taught,
10; No. pupils enrolled, 5;; No. days
attendance, 7S.1; No. tardy marks,
1:1; average daily attendance, 41.
Tho following named pupils weie
neither absent nor tardy during the
month : Agnes, Itobert and Grace
Imlay, Paul and Amy Thing, Ruth
Johnson aud Sophie Anderson.
Tlie following is the report of the
same school for the term beginning
September 2d, and ending iMH-emU'r
2mh : No. of days taught, 78; No.
of pupils enrolled, til; No. days at
tendance, 3,.Y72; No. days absence,
182; No. tartly marks, 82; average
daily attendance, III. The following
named pupils were neither alwent
nor lardy during the term: Agnes
aud Grace lmlav, Paul and Amy
Thing. II. A. H.M.I.. Principal.
I.AI KK. IlllKiK, IUSTItKT NO. 47.
The following is a rcirt of laurel
Ride school district, No. 47, for
inontli ending lieci'inber 20th: No.
of days attendance, 201; No. of times
tardy, 4; No. of boys enrolled, 10;
No. of giris, 12; total, 22. Those
neither absent nor tardy during the
mouth are: Arthur Nelson, Peter,
Hcury and Lizzie Matthieson, Ferd
and lleca Werre, No. of visitors, 15.
Nettie Jack, Teacher.
. This Is (iood "I'Mnh It Aloug "
A.voeiwon, End., July 17, 1895.
Isaac Doi.es, Es4., lxniANAin
I, is, Ixd. : Dear Sir and Brother
1 take pleasure in commending
the "Odd Fellows' Grand March,"
composed by you, as being in every
way worthy of our great order. I
should be glad to see it made the
official march of the order, it is
indeed a beautiful and appropriate
composition.
Fraternally yours,
M. A Cm i-M ax,
Grand Master.
P. S. Die above march for piano
or organ, price, 40 eent-q for brass
baud, 50 cents) to introduce will be
mailed for -half price when ordered
direct from Isaac ioles, (publisher,)
Indianapolis, lud.
SCHOOL REl'uRT.
The follow ing Is a report of Hpy
ward school for m nth ending k,
comber Hi, IniMs ,o. nay taugni
10; No. days attendance, U-V; .No
pupils enrolled, 41; avenge No. be
longing, 10; average daily attendance
il.'i. Following named pupils were
present every day during the month:
Clarence, Irene and Calla Young,
Julie and ltcnnie llonzuik, Winnie,
Josie, Mamie and W i 1 1 it? 1 Icy ward,
Chester and Delbert Rridges, Eepha
(barter, Susie Garlington, Ereddie
llutile, Harold Taylor. Adawald
Wolfe, Anna and I.ydia Johnson.
Visitors were Mrs. J. Young, Misses
Antonia llontik, l.illio liriggs and
Mynta Rayles, .Mr. A. Hey ward and
Messrs. A. Honzaik and J. Rridges,
directors; and Austin Craig, county
superintendent.
STELI.A M. Ml T.I.Eli, Teacher.
KIIF.RIFP'M MAI.K OX
FOItF.( I.ONI Ki:.
rY VIRTl'E OF AN EXKCUTION.
I) decree and order of ale, issued out ol
luu I ircuit Lourt ot the Male of Oregon
for WushinKton County. In favor of V
llrownson. and at-ainat J. I". Looney ana
naniuel Lounrv. lor the sum ol Sjl. costs,
and fur tlie lurlher sum of arti, V. 8. gold
coin, with intereM Ihrreon at the rate ol
10 p-r cent per annum, troni the o.li ilay
of ivemter, l!i3, and lor the co, Is and
expenses ol aula and ot sal I writ.
ow. tnereiore, ny virtue ana in pursu
ance ol said judgment, tiecree and order ol
ule, 1 will, on Monday, the Itfih day of
January, IS'.Ki, at Ihe south door olUie
t-ourt tonse, in Hillsboro, w asinngton
Colin Iv. Oreiion. at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. M. ol said day, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder lor cub, Hie lollowing
le'tribed real crnnertr. to-wit:
AH of those pieces, parcels and tracts of
land ivinir, Leing ana euuaie wiinm
more tartitiularly known and designated
lots In sun i,oi and in bioca no. i, ana
all ot lots 1, 2 :i and 4. of and in block No.
of and in llig lan I r k addition to the
low ii of llin-hii.i , W
.n.r'nn County,
Oregon, lo s ;.!v Hi. 1hi
ii, bt l .re named
iuni. and 1. r lit- r.i t
Mid rxpenses of
sid sule.
S lid :irir'y i I I, .1 l I subject tore-
h-nip: .iii ,t-r i:rii c o; ' neon.
Wiiik my i.aii i ihi i'IiIi day of De
ieniu.7. lfio. ii. I . nKi.
Slier.lt i, I W t'iinLOM County, )regon
.y V l I M'nuii. Ii- illy.
I Hos. It. I u,.'(,
31-V) An irnty lr I' ai il tf.
NIlF.ltlFF'M SXi.K .
roitft'i.oMi'iti:.
liY V I HI I' K K AN EXECUTION
If itfiTif mi', or lr nl stile, in, icd out ol
iliBl lcu l I iill'l "f III" Htllteul llrrgon
lor Was ii, gt i ' ra I - , in tav r ol 11. U
Ix-ll and All Ili'W n.lrn, ami i.nliM
II uv An,Uroii .ind .lnhn Henrv Aiider
son, I r inr urn nl $"jn. cnt-, and lor the
nnlier bum t tl.4.' x..i. I. aold coin
aitii intrrist iliiie n at tlie rate ol 10 i er
uei'.t rer an' uni. 'r in ti.e in I day oi Dr.
e.i'l'-r. IW', and lor the r.ista and el
m il id 9A and ot s.d writ.
',,. ihi-rei'tre. by virtue and in pursu
an-e ni pjid iii'i-'tt.eut. decree and order ol
u'i, I wu . n Mnndnv. the 27ih d:iy of
J.ii, j. r. lv. al tlie wu h d or ol the
l onrt ll,"i-e. in Hnlshoro, Wa'lnngt'iii
C un'.v, ( lrec". at the hoti-ol Pi oV-lork
. m. of ssi l it.iv. lt at n ilii am-ii in to
the niglie'l bid o r lor ran, ti e f ii oa ing
de. noe i io. ii prtii erty, !-
I ,.y Mt.ne t.:ii2 pari if alar, v kn and
!e- r.i' I i-'Miig a part ot thv donal on
Mud ; iim of has. Mewarl and i e, n
to i ii.Ii.ii I .'lit!! rsriFB i we t ot I lie Vil
liiiH t'e no ri-linii. tlreiron; ho'inded by be
-uni n in f:ie s'iilliwet ifrner of the
Nsthan k diert'in don;t'i"n land naini in
the ai.irt-, tl I 1'iwn.liin end rang-, and
runii:ng tlifiife sutti Mi Mir. :1 1 nun. we. I
4.Y li r ii.i'ii. ; tnence norfi I deir. :v) ni'n.
ert '..M l rutin.; I hi'lir . s.nilli N tie r.
lulu, fa.t t:l .it Clisins to Ibe lilsi-e id l
g i ii ii i " ir. and rontainitiif ."' t.H sere.; al
Hilnt'.eui asttliia'l.'il t oilitly. Ilrerf.m, IO
aatWtv tlie beieinb.'fiire '.an.. d smiii, and
lor tne ros! and etitoi'S" t sa d .ale.
S i. f.r"(eriv :i: l so' i bmI J-'ci lo re
iMnip n a. n- r siatu'e ol I lrg"o.
W.iiitmi ban I Ih s vi-ii d y of a
te.n r. I-;.V H. P. Mli!l.
Mi-ritl of Wt,.ilnioii Connty, IJ.-egon,
llv W. 1'. l'ati'cnn. Iteiniy.
31. v, Tuns. II. tof.1 .
Atiomey lor 1' aiiiiifT.
Dr. Price' Cream BaKint Powder
M'a Fair rtiflMSt Award.
M . 571 ALDER STREET,
K'fs PORTLAND, OR.
The onlj
Class and Strictly
Temperance Restau
rant in the City.
THE LOUISVILLE
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL!
Leailing Paper of Keutucky.
All the nei ami correct
market reports.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS!
Sample copies free to any address.
Till: tOMMEKUAL,
Louisville, ... Keuturkr.
AMCRKAN 6 ATE!
The above Is a correct pi, tare of
Am 'nan Automatic (ittf. It la rmrieoi
ir. its aciion, not liable to nrl out ol onlrr.
and hn clol ia nerurviy locked. It i
utterly impossible tor stoi k to open n, yet
by reaaon of weiuliti tbut erlecly bnluiicei,
it, a man or boy, in a angoii or on bor.e
back, can easily raise it.
ONE OF THE 6ATES IS ON EXHIBITION
At llouae's Wagon 8!ion. on Third Street.
near Main.
Uutea made to order or farm-rlulits to
use it sold at reasonnble I'mures.
Tbe extra ooal of lb gate will not be
Two Italian more than an ordinary gale
of the same workmanship.
or lurtner particulars, call at the shop
and see the gate.
L. W. HOUSE A CO.
Hillsboro, Nor. 14, IS!. 2J-2H.
HOW ,.I2 i FORTUNEI
KM) for every $10 lnyeMed ran
be made by oar uew
SYSTEMATIC PLAN ofSPECULATIOS
Ten P illars anil more made dally on
small investments by persons who live
away from Chicago.
All we ask Is lo Investigate nnr new anil
oriiiinttl methods. Past workings ol tlan
and tilirliett references nirnixbed. Onr
llooklet 'fotnts A Hints how lo make
money even when on the wrong aide ot the
market and other Insinuation sent f Khh.
CIlMORf Co., ankera and Inker,
Upen Hoard of Trade Hldij., Chicago, III.
2.V37.
W. A. FINNEY
.". BLACKSMITH ..
llnrfl0-hoelng and Gcncml Johliing done
in a Workmanlike matin.'r, and
IMf Promptly.
Shop on Third St., Hear Mulu
IlilNlioro. ... Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN
OX FARMS, ALSO OX tiOOD
CUT PROPERTIES IX
ASY AMOl'XT.
If Vou Need Money, Write to me.
If Voar Mortgnire la Dae, and you want
to liorrow .Money, write to me.
If Your Property I (iood. Write me an
eiai't ligrriitliill, xtatlllg Inration
kind of improvements, amount of in
n ranee vou earrv, and state the
amount of money wanted 'and I will
at onre write vou as to tlie rate of
interest.
LOW KATES AND I-ONH TIMK !
AOORES9
CHARLES HENRY,
So. 2Mt Stark St., PORTLAND, OR.
THE MAIM
WHOSE CLOTHES FIT
Seemc b get along in the world
easier than tlie other fellow.
In the first plaee, lie ii more at
rase at aoeial funetiona.
Ami he generally finds a situs
Hon quickly, when thrown out
employment.
He seems to get the heat paying
positions.
Thafaet that he buys food rlothes
it in itself a recommendation.
It allows that he ia econnmital
W. HOLM EM, Tailor.
Malu Street, . Hillsboro, Oretroa
Suitamatle to order. Old gannents
eleauetl, dyetl or repaired.
YOU'VE KEEN WHONfl
t St'lllKIIIR '"" WmMm
U . I a. ... ouss MAvmsant la lha M fl atnrl
I tLIUiso r.ait aawtasiaa VAtl
11.111 UT w a. I Jinn ftnt iii"s -----
trot It fndeJ Hint it bit no tami. Whtn
hrii9hl una (onged, U kkjk uv.ivr,
T3 "V 13
It is as Ire.h and bright as when now, and
will issi longer men i, um iwiui. wma.
THE TAME IS RESTORED.
I am now prepared to e esn and color
. , , . Meat Salt '
. . . . Overcoat
, . , . LadleVrTrapaand Dreaseaer
. . . . Any Eabrle.ef Family Wear
At short notice, and at reawnsble prieet.
l an on or wism. ...
MRS. THOS. TUCKErf.
MAIS STKFF.T. 2l-lr lHLI.mR(A
X
) C. . I0B. Fr.
nm.X.X
X Y F X
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rs .
r.
IT IS SWEET SflTISFflCTIOJI
For the patrons of the popular pharmacy of
W. E. BROCK
MAIN STREET
HILLSBORO. - - OREGON.
To know that they can rely on getting the
house. This
in the way
preferring to
the benefit of
price possible
Hillsboro Livery, Fed and Sale: Stable
.. IIHUIKs OK ..
HACKS, MHiGIES AND KIDIXO HOUSES
PHOMPTI.Y
A SEW LINE OF llttitiltS ADDED.
Orders left for IIEAKSE wilt receive prompt attention.
keiiiemlier the Hare.
MAIN STREET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL.
F. J. WILLIAMS & J. W. 8EWELL . Proprietors
THE HILLSBORO
Are now making a First-Class
STOCK AND COMMON BRICK
at
WORKS, near
HESTER'S CIDER MILL
Makes Cider,
lYIakes Vinegar,
Makes Jelly,
Makes Apple Buttor,
Dries Fruit,
Dries Corn,
I am prepared to handle all the fruit that U likely to be delivered.
My dryer has a capacity ol 11 bushels of green lruit per day.
My presses have a capV-iiy of 500 bueueia per day.
My vats have a capacity ot 1W gallons per day.
My boiler will cook and prepare lor market 100 gallons or appla
butter per dav.
I have sweet cider in stock that Is 11 months old.
I have vinegar that waa made last yesr.
Tatrons ennget boxes al I lie drier for packing green or dried Trait,
flder will be put up either raw or boiled.
Woik done either for a siiare of fruit or cash, a tho patron
may desire.
For drying, permit the caution to be given, that fruit must not bo
too ripe, especially is this true of peach plums and prunes.
Over-ripe fruit is not as saleable aa when dried sooner.
Terms more reasonable than have before been offered.
Kactory: Corner Fourth and Jackson Btreeta, Hillsboro, Oregon.
8. E. K ESTER, Prop.
directly and Indlructly. by people who cannot do tbolr own figuring, write their own
letters, or keep their own books; and w ho tbi not know when bu.liiesaand legal paper
which they must handle every day an' made out correctly. I-All these thing.
much more, we teat-li Ihimnmhly.
Hundreds of our graduates are, In good positions, and there will be opening for
hundreds more when times Improve. AW M the time to prepare for them. Beside, a
business education Is worth all It owls. or w"s oirn war. Kend for our catalogue.
learn araat and tone we tench. Mailed free lo uny address.
Portland Business College,
A, . Armstrong. Prln. Portland, Ore&On. J.a. W.M., r.t
IF YOU WANT TO HIRE
OO
Gily Livery Stable
Where you will llnd the Host Teams that can be had
IN HILLSROKO.
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS.
Hood Teams, Good Iliigglcs and Good Drivers.
Cor. Second and Washington St.
Treannrer'n Xotlre.
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
all County warrants endorsed p; ior
to July 2AI, !(. are now redeemable at
k. Am nf ih.innlr treasurer, and in
tense will ceaso on In aame after Decem
ber M. 1WS. ...
Dated at Hillsboro. Or., this, I'lth day ol
December, IKHV J. W. WAIHlS-HON.
,-t3l Counly Treasurer.
AdmlMlntrator'is X(lr.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVES. THAT
tho County Court t.f tlie Hlate of Ore
gon, for Wsslungton County, has appoint
ed tho undersigned administrator of Ihe
estate of nervals W.lliains, decessed,
and that h" has duly qoilllied and entered
upon Ihodwhagge of hisdnties.
A I persons. tliereLife, having claims
against this estat are hereby requested
and required to present them, with the
proper voucher, lo Hie undersigned.
II ZI residenc. at O enc.. Wa,b,nr
ton Counly. Oregon. w.tliH si months
from lb dslo hereof. ,
i encoe, December T 1W.
e A IH(W H. Vi I I.I.I A MS.
Adminlst atorof th etat of (wrvalso
Williams, dec ed.
very purest and best of Drugs, Medicines,
etc., together with polite and courteous
treatment from all connected with the
firm does not throw out bait
of grab-bags or lottery prizes,
give each individual customer
superior goods at the lowest
AT;j - fcll''.D TO.
STOCK BRICK CO.
their ..
NORTH SIDE ADDITION
AND FRUIT FACTORY
are lost
annually.
A GOOD LIVERY TEAM
TO THE
IIILl.SB0R0-P0RTLASI
EXPRESS !
rVsW
WII.LUN ICPrER, Prop.
Having punrhaaed Mr. Anderson
interest in tliia line, I hereby announce
tiiat I am prepared to eiecutoall commit
ainns entruated to me,' Kegnlar trip to
Portlaml are made on
Mondar, Wednesdaja 1'rldajr
Returning on the days following. Ppoclal
attention given to the execution of amall
order. leavo order
Xetlr tw the Pm.lle.
0EPH D. STEWART LKFf MY
J bed and board without fuel ran. I
shall not pay any debts of his contracting
after November 1. 1 ".
-M MATILDA f TKWART.
1 building.
under as