HILLSBORO IXDEPEXDENT.
FUIDAY," JANUARY 10.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
I Jr. I) we leave Saturday.
KhoaM for sain by
J. M. Urlffln,
31-34
Hillxboro, Oregon.
J. I. Kui-ht hua money to
and buy Hole.
lima,
tf
Call
mi liuiiiMireys fur loans an
(tow I property, also lurum to rent and
to Mt.lt.
J. I. Knight 1 always propanHl for
all kiniH ol notarial work, tvjxx'lally
conveyani-lnjf.
Wanted To rent, a farm of 80 to
100 am on tho aliurc-, or mut be
clietii for cash. W. 8. Hyde, J I i lit-dull-,
Or.
Call and iniiai't the holiday (roods
at tho 1'harmary. They are the
latest. They ure tho bent, and our
rice are riKht.
The Kid-Httlnir 1m the only lest
corset In the world at Hryan-Lald-law
Co'a CuhIi Store. See our new
llamlltou-lirown Mime.
All wntehea ami jewelry left by II.
Unternulirer are now ready. I'leawe
tall for it at 1 V. UercUmoeH', In
Hide three week from date. January
10, 181NJ.
I'rice reduced in ladies' wrap ami
gent' inaekiiitoHliefl. A tine line of
mens' inackintoxheri'at tout, and clone
out at ltrynn-Iaidlaw Co'd Cash
Store., New patterns Just In.
It. T. Flint, 1 of this county,
witli his wife. exiiecU to tttart on a
trio to California In a few days,
Their visiting place Is in the extreme
southern end of the state. Mr. r lint
plan to be away several weeks.
Revival services still continue at
tho Kvanitelieal church. The meet,
iners are continuing to increaso in in
terest. A number have expre!
their desire to become Christiana.
The meeting will Ito continued dur
int; next week. All are cordially in
vitetl to attend.
Our neiirlibnr. the Arcrus. has
moved from the Morgan building,
on (second street. Deyond the pout
office, to the Corwin and Woonter
block, upstairs. In the new quarters,
the people of the Argus are much
more comfortable than at the old
pliue.
Taken ui A bay mare, alxiut
years old, white strie in face, white
left hind leg and white right front
leg, wore a halter and hitching rope
fastened alsjut neck. The animal
was taken tin at my place, one mile
Hontli of Kinton iKiutoince. The
owner can recover said mare by call
ing on the undersigned and paying
charged. J. C. Auoerson, iviiiion,
Oregon.
If vou insure in any of the com
panics you Henri your money out of
the country, you pay irom two io
four times tho cost of your Insurance,
vou have no better tirotecuon man
that afforded by the Oregon Fire
Relief Association, which keeps the
money at home and gives you insur
ance at actual cost. In tills you enter
into Hn nirreenieiit with your nt lirh
tMirs, that when one has a Are each of
the others will hear Ills snare oi me
Wilkes llro., lllllsboro, Or,
Services will lo held In the Congre
gationul i hurch, morning and even
Inir. next Suhhath. The pastor, Ilcv
Kvan 1'. Ilughi's, will preach in the
nioriiliig from the text, 1 Them. S:2I,
taking for his theme, "Christianity
Proved Onori." In the evening the
exercl-.es will be of a impular charac
ter, npet ial attention lieing paid to
the musical portion ot the service,
and Mr. Hughes giving a short ad
dressed "Rctlectloiis From the Life
of Charles tleoigc Oordon, or 'Chi
nese ('onion'." A cordial invitation
Is extenricri to all to attend one or
both of these services.
Dr.- Parker, at Greenville, was
taken on surprise by his neighUirs
last Monday evening. He, as Is his
custom, wa.4 In his store Monday
evening, but was lonesome as no one
entered for a chat, as had been the
custom. Only ono lonesome caller,
or whom the doctor enquired, "where
are the Is.ys? What is on to-night?"
Tho interrogated did not know.
Nino o'clock 1 closing time. He
shut up and went home. When he
got there he found tho lioys, and
girls, too. Tho house was full from
parlor to kit hen. Visiting till mid
night brought refreshments, when
the company separated and got home
Just in time to miss the rain storm
that commenced early Tuesday
morning.
Rev. J. M. McDonald, pastor of the
M. E. church, will preach Sunday
morning and evening. Subject for
morning discussion Is, "Will the Old
Hook Stand?" And the topic for the
discourse in the evening Is, "Who
Made the Pevil? Where Does He
Live? Doe Ho Kver Visit Hills
boro?" The revival meeting till
continues with unabated Interest, and
will continue all next week. About
60 have united with the church up to
date. The subject for the sermon
this evening is "Rloomers, Football
and the Saloon." The Epworth
tongue devotional meeting Is Sunday
o.,n.,in,r ui ft -l.i. The revival ser
vices will begin in tho evening at 7
o'clock, instead of 7 :30. All are very
cordially Invited to attend all of
these service.
Mr. Anton Pfanner, at Forest
Grove, on Monday last received a
dispatch from Sonora, California,
staling that his friend, Martin Man
ning, of this county, is dead. Mr.
Manning started from hishomealioiit
a fortnight ago to visit one of hi old
mining chums, w hom ho hadn't met
for thirty years, and who lives In So
nora county, California. Mr. Man
ning hud reached his last full day
Journey and stopped at the hotel in
the town before going to the farm or
his friend. Not aps-arlng tho next
morning, the hotel peoi''0 went to
his room and found him dead, t r
riiae trouble was without doubt the
cause of his sudden death. He was
known to have had trouble with his
heart U-fore leaving Oregon. Mr.
Pfanner at once went to California to
bring the remains of his friend to
Oregon for burial. It Is understood
that he will arrive home to-morrow,
S4lunlav,anri that the funeral will
occur on Sunday, at the cemetery
north of Greenville. Marttn Man
ning was one of the substantial citi
zens of the county, and weilded an
Influence attained by but few. Ills
abwDco will be greatly missed.
9
The Washington county Speed and
Driving Association has been organ
ized, with Mr. J. C. Hate for presi
dent. Jt Is the purpose of the associ
ation to have annual meetings of
horsemen at Iliilsboro, or rather to
make iliilsboro one of the points on
the northwestern circuit. To that
end the Iliilsboro fair grounds will
be improved so as to make our
county a desirable meeting place.
lhe track will bo widened aud
graded on the curves, and a new
gratia stand built as well as a new
tenue. The association has in view a
fall exhibition of farm products and
rami mock. The seej contests,
however, will be earlier. The asso
ciation sent Messrs. W. Redmond
and John Northrop as delegates to
1'ortlaiKl on Tuesday last, to arrange
with the managers of the north
western circuit. The valley circuit
starts at Central Point. Coming
north It stops at F.ugene City, Al
bany, Independence, Salem, Port
laud and ends at Iliilsboro. The
dates for the Iliilsboro meeting are
July -J, 3.1 and 4th. These were
not obtained without a struggle, for
the Portland eoplo wanted those
days. Messrs. Redmond and North
rop had odds against them, but they
carried their oliit. Mr. Tongue has
leased the track at the fair grounds
to the association for a term of years,
on such terms as will justify some
sulMtantial Improvements. It Is In-
temletl to make the July meeting
the largest and most interesting
event of the kind that has ever been
held lu the county. An adjourned
meeting of the association will he
held In Iliilsboro on Saturday, Jan
uary ISth, to settle a few details that
were omitted at the first. All iier-
sons in the county interested In horse
breeding and speeding are invited to
attend this adjourned meeting.
The coffee club, having been enter
tained by the tlremeu, have adopted
the following sentiment In recogni
tion of the courtesies shown on that
occasion: "The kind thoughtfulness
aud appreciation of our efforts, as
shown by the 11 re men, by the ban
quet tendered to the members of the
colli club, ami their husbands and
friends, is highly gratifying to the
ladies, showing that the small begin
ning which they have made to assist
our fireman in their laudable efforts
have been recognized f ir above their
worth. Receive our thanks with the
assurance that the impetus received
from your interest in the club will
encourage us to new effort."
Mr. John Cor u in, who lives a few
miles north of town, was found wan
dering about in a semi-conscious con
riition. In the neighborhood of Glen
cis, and brought home. Mr. Cor urn
started out on Monday morning, on
horseback, to solicit for the sale of
fruit trees, and when found It was
evident that something was wrong,
Dr. Tamiesie was called, and gave as
his nninion that the alierration of
mind was nuite probably due to a
fall from the horse. Later the horse
was found with the saddle turned,
which seems to confirm this opinion.
Mr. Corn in is a worthy citizen, and it
is hoMil that no serious injury to the
brain has resulted.
Installing Officer Rufus Waggener,
on Saturday afternoon, January 4th,
installed the officers of tlen. Ransom
Post, No. W, G. A. R., as follows:
P. C, A. M. Collins; S. V. C, II. L.
Locke; J. V. C, G. N. Hale; Atljt.,
Koriolph Cranriall; . M., Jas. Mc
Culloch; Surg., J. H. Wilkins; Chap.,
O. C. y.ookjO. D.,Chas. liowen; O.
O., E. G. Tate; t. M. 8., A. W.
Ilowen; S. M., J. P. Hicks. The reg
ular meetings of the Poat are held
on the 1st and 3d Saturdays of each
month, 1:30 p. m., in Grange Hall.
Dr. F. A. Railey was calliil to Rea
verton one day this week to see Dr.
Robinson, whose throat was trou
bling him. He found the patient
suffering with an aggravated attack
of tousililis. While the doctor had a
sore throat, he did not have a symp
tom ofiliKhtheria as hits ieen retain
ed in his neighborhood, and he is
now far on the road to a complete
rcovery.
Pluenecia Temple, No. 10, and
Plnenlx liorigo, No. 34, K. of P., of
Iliilsboro, will publicly install their
officers on Monday evening next.
While the installation is sad to Is?
public, it is for Knights and their
families, and invited guests. The
nulilic ceremony is used Instead of
the ono followed in the lodge, which
gives tnc name public Installation.
Forest Grove has been anxious
aliout a water supply. Ronds were
voted, wold, and an experimental well
duir. The earth's crust was pierced
down by the creek. Well, last Wed
nesday the superintendent was row
ing over the suposed location In a
boat, hunting for the well with a fif
teen-foot pole to see ir lie nan si rue k
water.
A small house in Forest Grove,
owned by J. T. Hayney, was burned
last Friday night. At the time of
the fire no one was in the building,
though It had been occupied by two
students who were hoarding inem
selves. The loss Is 100. No iusur-
ance.
J. I. Knight and wife returned
from San Francisco by the ocean
route, reaching home Tuesday morn
ing. He had a pleasant visit at the
bay, ami returned latter equipped
than ever for fire insurance.
The contract for furnishing tin
lumber for the Forest Urove Light
Water nlant has been let to Mr. t.
Hyatt. It Is understood that the
price to be paid Is (0.35 cr thousand
feet delivcreii.
Ono thousand dollars to loan on
good real estate cecurity. F.nqulre
of Adolph Miller, 40!) F.vcritt St.,
Portland, tr.
T. F Cornelius has a well Im
nroved farm of VU acres to rent
For full particular!", enquire of him
at Cornelius. Jt-J
For school shoes that will out-wcar
anv other make, try a pair of our
"Wenr-llcsistcrs." Sehuimerich x
Son.
Two lbs coffee for 41 cents; 100 lbs
salt, 90 cents; F.ven Changu tobacco,
17 J cents, at Dr. Parker's, Ureenville,
We carry all the leading brands of
rnhltera anil rubber Hoots at tne
lnumt nricos. Schulmerlch A Son
-
J. I. Knight has 1,200 to loan, on
annroveil tiirm security, in one or
two lots, for three or five years, tf
Hchuluierich A Son have received
another Invoice of those water-proof
shoes. Try a pair.
No. 1 fresh cow for sale, four years
old. calf by side. V. A. Uillion
Ulencoe.
All our ladles' and children's wraps
will be sold at cost. Schulmerlch A
Son.
Dr. W. T. Lyon has moved his
dental office to residence, two blocks
south of KMtoffiee, on UasePne road.
There will be a meeting of the
ladies at the office of J. 1. Kulght,
the lith lust., at 7:3) p. ui., to or
ganize such society auxiliary to the
G. A. R. as they may decide upon.
Mr. Zlna Wood, with his assist
ants, has cleared Dairy creek of drift
from the railroad bridge to tne mai
atin. This has been done so as not
to tempt the creek to overflow Its
banks aud course down through the
fields. The stiff current has a bad
habit of washing farm land, w hich Is
not liked by the owners.
Monday, while playing at football,
a son oi Mr. Osmund sustained a
green stick fracture of one of the
bones of the leg. Dr. lamiesie siys
that "it is an ill w ind that blows no
body good." -The young man will,
no doubt, be fully recovered In a few
weeks, aud the worst to endure Is to
be obliged to walk with crutches.
Erastus Savage died, at his home,
near Scholls, Decern icr 3 1st, ageu
82 years. The deceased came to Ore
gon in 1HM, and settled a donation
land claim in this county, which he
sold after perfecting his title to it.
He soon bout-lit another tract auioin-
Ing. w hich he owned at the time of
his death. He leaves three sons and
two daughters, numerous grand
children and several great-graud-children.
Krastus Savage was a man
of inflexible honesty, of a pure life,
and universally resieeted by his
neigh Ivors. One of his daughters,
Mrs. M. S. Dailev. Is a resident of
Iliilsboro.
lOl'KT HOl'SK .NEWS.
CllUL'IT COL' KT.
Hell v Chalmers; two cases. Mo
tion to strike out the answer of John
Chalmers argued, submitted and
taken under advisement.
Ruunell v Bunnell. Referee al
lowed until March 1st to reitort.
Rank of Forest Grove v Gilpin.
Clerk ordered to file sworn copy of
verdict, and attach to the pars.
J J Morgan v E (' Hughes et al.
Defendant allowed five days in
which to file his motion to set aside
judgment.
lilock v Mai I les. iielcndants at
lowed thirty days to tile exceptions.
State v Lousig.iont. Sentenced to
four years in the penitentiary. Al
lowed till January lHth to llle bill of
exceptions.
State v J.tmes Ijpo. Fined $100
ami costs. Allowed sixty days in
which to lilt' bill of exceptions.
Court adjourned till January 18th.
LAW COCKT.
II Wehruug fe Sons v John Eand
Silas Pomeroy. Action for money.
Judgment for plaintiff by default.
Crisena Recker. minor, surrendered
to the custody of the Roys' and Girls'
Aid Society, with the understanding
that said Crisena shall be bound unto
Herman Roge and wife to bo their
own child so long as properly cared
for.
John Henry, formerly a subject of
Great Britain, admitted to be a citi
zen of the United Slates.
PROBATE COL'KT.
Estate Jesse Cornelius, deceased.
Administrator allowed to sell one
grey mare, named "isird," aud one
lot of wheat, in warehouse, at private
sale. The remainder of ersonal
property will be sold at public sale.
l-.state Mil ran A iA'vericn,ueeeaaeu.
Final account filed, and February
10th set for hearing the same.
Estate Jacob Keim, deceased. Will
admitted to probate. Carl Pfahl ap
pointed executor to serve without
bonds. Appraisers, Thos Talbott,
Jno S Mountain and J Alex Mayer.
Estate Heury Dcmin, deceased.
partnership estate. Final account
examined and approved. Disburse
ments f 1.1; balance belonging to es
tate. $-075, which Is to be paid to
administratrix of general estate, and
administrator of partnership estate
discharged.
MARRIAQE LICENSES.
License to wed were issued Janu
ary 4, 1KU0, to Samuel J G Young,
aged 27 years, and Minnie F Nor-
throp, aged 21 years; and Jan. th,
to A 11 Todd, aged 37 years, and
Lizzie h Griffin, aged 27 years.
IITV 101.MIL.
The council met in regular session
January 7th. Councilmen absent,
Downs and l5rown.
The mayor appointed L. K. Ad
ams to be city attorney, and C. V.
Itcdmond, city marshal. 1 he ap
pointments were confirmed.
The recorder appointed v. U
Smith to be his deputy. .
The special committee appointed
at last meeting to examine the re
ports of I-.x-llecorder Dobbins and
Kx-Treasurer Patterson, reported
that such reports had Ixsl-u examined
and found correct. Tho report was
adopted.
Mayor Goodin appointed the fol
lowing standing committees:
Streets K. C. Drow n, II. II. Greer
and J. II. Stanley.
Finance W. H. W'ehrung, II. II.
Greer and h.. V. Drown.
Light and water J. H. Stanley,
Joseph Downs and J. P. Tamiesie.
Sanitary J. P. Tamiesie, Joseph
Downs and W. II. Wehrung.
License to sell spirituous, malt and
vinous honors in less quantities than
one quart was granted to C. Itlaser
for a period of six months to July !,
The finance, committee audited
bills as follows:
L Whitcomh, work oncros'ng t 50
Light 4 Water Co (Nov billi.. lo.i 5,
" " (Dec ' ).. 105 55
C W Kodmonri, salary 35 00
D W Dobbins, recorder's fee.. 10 00
The application of George Hilling,
for a duplicate warrant to replace
mutilated warrant, was referred to
the finance committee.
A warrant for f loo was voted to
pay the interest on city IkjihIs hel
by Ladd A Tilton, Portland.
The matter of procuring books for
registering city warrants was referred
to the finance committee with power
to act.
An ordinance to rceal ordinance
No. 10S, and to provide that the
mayor and council shall serve with
out pay, was read a first ami second
time, and laid over till next meeting
for a third reading and final action
The matter of disconnecting the
three extra hydrants In the middle of
the blocks on Second and Main
afreets was discussed and referred to
the committee on light and w ater,
Council adjounasj.
Dr. Price's Cream baking Powder
Wartl-a Fair rufheat Aware.
F0VERTT BOCIIL.
RI LES, REGCLATIOX AXD THVKiRAM
HiixsRoRo, January 19, lsto.
(Rulsov Regulashuiw an rrowgram )
I. ever women wat kunis must
ware a kaliker dress an apern to be
appropriate.
II. know rem wiui a uuu buui
and dood k oiler la aloud tu cum, on-
less he fails a find ov 5 cents. (A
kouipertant kommerty will look af
ter the bachelder fellers.)
finds fur wliiimiu no apern, 1
ceut; ear-rings, 1 cent; finger rings, 3
cents; eckiikels, 2 cents; silk dres, 0
cents; wul dres, 5 cents; waring new
dres, 5 cents; brespin, 1 cent; irenuu
apern, 2 cents; store teeth, 2 cents fur
men and wlmniiu.
finds fur men blacked butes, I
cent; segars in pocket, 1 cent; cuaw
Ing gumb, 5 cents; standing up kol
ler, Scents; button-liol bokay, 6 cents;
creased trowsers, 2 cents, sooiilu',
matin' sheap eyes an actio' up, 10
cents each.
vitties brown bred, Jlnjer bred,
bostlng baked beans, pickels and
koffy.
this is the prowgram, komoacri
with grate kare and panes ycllocu
tiu, sakin peaces an singiii songs,
imported premordoners from portl
gal. germany, spane, chilly and all
outstandin town sblS. graduates
from 13 story skool houses back In
the states, aud all to konklude with
everybody jinin In, "my country Tls
,f Thee," won vers only.
You w ill have tu pay 5 cents at the
dor fur grownup adults, the little
children under 6 years of age will not
be notbin. Just wipe there deer little
knoscsand bring urn along.
cum 1 cum all.
P. S. a valuble einblermatic prise
will be given to the most distreast
look in man individual, also the
wuinuien wat look ckelly as bad. ail
to kuuieuse at early kat.dwl lite.
At the Tualatin hotel, January 18,
IrtVMi. Net proceeds for tho Junior
Baptist Union of the Iliilsboro Bap
tist church.
llurkleu'i Arnica tsalre.
The best salve In tho world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give irfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Iliilsboro Pharmacy.
This Is iiood "1'ash It Along."
Anderson, Ixd., July 17, 1895,
Isaac Dulkm, .Fxi., Indianapo-
,is, Ind. : Dear Sir and Urother
take pleasure in commending
the "Odd Fellows' Grand March,"
composed by you, as being In every
wav worthy or our great oruer.
hould be glad to see it made tne
official march of the order. It Is
Indeed a beautiful and appropriate
composition.
Fraternally yours,
M. A ClIIPMAX,
Grand Master,
P. S. " The almvo march for piano
or organ, price, w cents; ior nrass
band, 50 cents; to introduce will is?
mailed for half price when ordered
lirect from Isaac Doles, (publisher,)
Indianapolis, ind.
When Baby was alck, we gae bar Oaatotta,'
When aha was a Child, she cried for Caatoriax
Whan aba became afiae, she clung to Caatorla,
Wheel aba bad Children, aba gaa tnam Castor',
Dead Letter List.
The following is a list of letters
maining uncalled for in the postotlice
at llillslMiro, January 4, IHHt. :
V in. John li'ithwcll, Mrs. Mary
A. Hothwell.
All letters not called for by Jan
uary 18th, will be sent to tho dead
letter ottlce. One cvnt will be charged
in each letter called for.
Mary A. 11 now n, P. M.
The Entire Stock of Mer
chandise of McNutt Bro.
Cornelius, Oregon,
consisting of
Dry Hoods (Jrocorles
Hoots mid Shoes, Tin
and Hardware,
Notions Etc., Etc.,
Together with all Fix
tiirnes Pertaining
To the Store, Shelving
Excepted, 31 list be
Sold within the
NEXT .10 DAYS
REGARDLESS
... OF COST
llargalng never before
obtained in tlih Count)
are offered. The atten
lion of .Merchant"
especially invited.
i
R. L. SABIN,
3Iortgasee.
MORTGAGE
Awarded
HI theft Honors World's Fair,
ilold Medal. Midwinter Fair.
mm
CREAM
Most Perfect Made.
io Years the Standard,
Hlir.lt I FF? HALF. OX
FO It F.l' LOH I' It K,
Y VIKTt'K OK AX EXECUTION.
J tlecrv anil oriler of ante. Uauvtl out oi
is Circuit Court i.f Urn Mats of Orviron.
tor WmtliiiiKtou I'ounlr, in luvor of K. U
en ana Andrew I'isen, anil afrainai
illy Aniteraou and Joint Henry Audrr-
soti. t r ilia turn 01 aju. inu, anu lor Ilia
urtlier aum of H,C.s..)t, I'. 8. cold coin.
ith intereat tlieraon at tha rata ot 10 rer
cant par annum, Irom tha 2nd day of I)r-
nilwr, WXi, and lor I lie costa and oi-
prntaa of aula and ol aaid writ.
ow, uivreiorp, uy viriua and in purau-
anea ol aaid jud;mant, docraa and order of
sir, 1 will, on .Monday, tne Ziia day ol
inuirv, ls:i, at Ilia aouili d or of tli
ourt llona, in Hillaboro, Wnahinirton
County, Oregon, at tha hour ot lu o'clock
H. ol aaid day. tcil at public auction lo
Ilia niuueat bidder lor cash, the following:
describa.l real property, to-wit:
ne kaiua Di-uia; particularly anowa anu
aenbed aa beiiiK a part ol tha donation
and claim of Cuaa. blewart and wile, in
ownahlp 1 aouth ranee 2 went of tha Wil-
ainetle meridian, Oregon; bounded by be
ginning hi flie eouthweai corner of the
than tiooerlaon donation land claim In
tha atoreauid townauip and range, and
running thenre aouth Ml lvg. :W nun. wait
.iKi cliaina; ttienca north 1 ilea-, .to nun.
eat V.i.OI chaina; thenceaoutliHJdeg.au
mm, tut 4:i. J") chaina lo the place of be-
11 n m ir. and containing ,Vi.tiS acres: all
ituutein Waaliinxton County, Orea-on, lo
satlity tha hereinbefore named aum a, and
lor the costs and expenaea of aaid sale.
aid properly will be sold subject to re
demption aa per statute of Oregon.
Witness my hand tnja v-ttn day 01 De
cember, IK1.1. 11. P. KOKI.
Mieritl ol nnln(iim county, uregon,
Hy W. I. llRAuroHii. Deputy.
31-3.) Tims. H. 'Insure,
Attorney lor I'latntilf.
HIIKHIFF'H HALK OX
FO It F.C I .OH L It E.
BY VIRTUE OK AX EXECUTION,
decree and order of sale, issued out of
Hie U rcuit Court of tlieHlateof Union,
ir W a-uingloii County, in Uvorof Isaac
(Iraiton, ailminislrator of the estute of
I'aill ruhr, deceased, tilaln: II, and attain!
William Mi l.eiKl and Mary Mcl.eod, de
fendant., tor the aum of $l,"i.tiu, cuts, and
lor thelurtner autn of fHl.OI, V. S. gold
coin, Willi interest thereon at the rate of H
per cent prr annum, irom llie tuin nay oi
December, lfllj, and for the cvsta and ex
pense, of sale and of a dd writ.
now. therefore, by virtue ana in pursu.
nee of said Judgment, decree and order
of snle. I will, on Monday, the SI day ol
Keiiruarv, B'Jii, at the auutli door of tha
Court House, in Iliilsboro, Washington
ounty, Oregon, at the hour ot luo oioc
A. M., of .aid day. st!l at public auction
o the highest bidder for rash, the lollow-
ing-dusoriled real nronertv. t -wit:
All ot that Mere, parce and iraci 01
land lying, leingnn,i sun tie in .iling
ton C.iinitv. Oregon, a' d being mora par.
ucuiarly known ami deaignaied as all ol
the north half of the northeast quarter of
ertion 3D, township one, soutu range
hr e west. Willamette marl lian. eontnm
ing tu) arres, lo san.iy me nereiiiueiore
named aiiiuH. and lor llie cosis anu ex
nenaea ol aaid .ale. lid properly will be
nlil .ubjeci tu redemption as per statute
nt i Ireenn.
W linens my Hand tnia ooy nt Janu
ary, l!"i. ii. r. ruin'.
nnerirc oi u aiuingion timinv, tr,
Hv V. II. llRAiir ku. lletiutv.
Thos. II. Tungue, Atturuey lor P,aiiitiff.
AdnilniHtrator) Xotire.
N OTRE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
llie undersigned bas been, by tha
County Court of the Bta'e of Oregon, for
Washington Counte. anroiniea .aminis-
tralorot the estate of Jesse Cornelius, de-
eased, and has qualihed as such adminis
trator. All .ei soiib having claims against
said estate are hereby required to present
the same to me, witu proper voueuers, ai
Hie law ollice of Oeo. H. llugley. in Hill.
boro. Or con. within aiz inonlus ot the
late hereof.
Dated at Iliilsboro. Oregon, tbie 2na
lay of January, ll
Administrator ol lhe estate of Jesse Cor
. IIUi,, I VVIt.'I'U,,',',
neiius, deceased. SIS)
HILLSBORO BUREAU
OF EXCHANGE.
P irties desir.ni to buy. sell, trade or ex
change w ill do well to call npon or w me
at my office. I handle Ire.h cows, second
hand wagon., nacas, Duggies, sio.es
inr reasonable eointieiisation
OlHce in building lormerly orropiea ny
II. T. Hurley, near Iliilsboro House, on
Second Utreel.
I HAS. E. HALL.
AdminlMtrator'is Xotlce.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
tha County Court of tha 8:at of Ora-
nn for Washington t ounir. naa annoini-
ad the undersigned administrator of the
state of llervai." W lllsms. deceased
and that h b u du V q I ilitied and entered
nnnn th Hlrbilrue ot Ills dlltie.
All rers ins. tl.ereior. iisvuia cmiui
airn insi this eslate are uereny rrquesieo
and teniiind to tires'lit them, with the
nmrwr voneliers. to 'he undersigned
at his residence, at O encoe. Washing
ton Coilntv. Oregon, within six months
from the dale hereof.
O, encoe, De.-emtwr 7. Wi,
TIKH. H. W I I.I.I A MS.
Admlnist alor of llie estute of ervlsa
Wil I.. ma. decea ed. KU
HIIF.HIFF'M HALK OX
FOKM I.OHI IIF..
IY VIRTUE OK AN EXECUTION,
I decree and order of sa e. issued out ot
the Circuit Court ol llie .Stale pf Oregon
for Washington Counlr. in tavor of K. A
Hvde. and against S. 1,. Thatcher. W. O.
I'nrdin and tieorge M. K reamer, lor in
aum ol f.rf 41. ciMia, aim ior nn inriner
i in of S1.V:iii, I . H. gold coin, with inter
eat thereon al Iheriiteof In per cent per
annum, from the slit day of Ootnlier, l,
and for tl.'i. altor , va fee., and for tb
co-ts and rx-nsesof .ale and nt said writ
N, w. therefore, by virtue and In pursu
nr. nt sal,! iurtainent. decree and order of
aie, I will, on Monday, the L'T.h day of
Janllarv. lyi. at the soulll ilnor ol th
Court Houw, in Hillaboro, W'a.hln glon
C unl. Or-gou. at tha ho ir of I o'eloc
r. m. ot raid (It y, sell at pub Ic am lion to
the high at bidder for caih. ihs loilow in
daTrilied real uroDertv. to-w it :
lteinaarart of the Harmon Thatcher
donation land claim In town-Inn No.
north range No. 4 west in said Wn.hinglon
County. Oregou, and being r-art of lot "H
in aubdiv sinn of aanl claim ; eottiinene n
at a nost on the north line ot said lot "H,
in thaonterof trie county roan leaning
north and aouth ; thence aouth 'J deg. is
min. west 2l.rt chains, to a post in
tha center of the county road leading
east and westward; theme south deg.
3d min. east . chains to a post : thence
south t deg. i mil. east 17.70 chain to a
post in .aid county roail that lealsni rth
and son' b: ibenre north it deg. t,"' nun.
east Pi.7'1 cha ns to th place of beginning,
oont lining 13 '.'l arres, lo ealixfy th here
Inhcf re nanieil sums, and tor lhe Costs
and .fpen.es of .aid tale.
faid property wul be aold subject to ra
Jimniinn as twr statute of tireron.
Witness nir band thi. VI h d iv nf
I-
camber. I!. II. r. r OKU.
Mieritl of V avhlngton County, Or.
By W. I. Haanroan, lepoiv
Hhith . flnwma.
81-35
Atturuey lor f.aioiul.
ill ALDER STREET,
rORTLiXD, 0B.
c. c. aioie, Pea.
v
TVis. rn1. T." i r .
J ....i.- 'Ost
Class and Strictly X
Temperance Restau
rant in the City.
THE LOUISVILLE
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL I
lA-mYmu l'aer M Keutucky.
All the newa aud correct
market rr)Mrta.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS!
Sum pie copies free to any atlilrera.
Till (OXMEIUIaL,
LeuUville. . . . Keatickr.
HOW
Tt
MAKE
FORTUNE!
100 for every ilO lu rex ted ran
be made by ur new
SYSTEMATIC PLAS rSFECl'LATIOS
Ten Dulhtra and mure made dally on
mall Investments by persona who live
way from I'lncniro.
All we ask la lo in veitiirate our near anu
original methods, l'uat workinira of clan
and ltl(liet relerencea lurnisheu. lnr
Booklet "I'ointa fc lliuta ' how lo make
money even w hen on the wrong aide ol the
market and other information sent KKEE.
CILMORt A Co., iakera mf4 r.kera,
Open board of Trade Hid., Chicago, 111.
2.V37.
W. A. FIlMflMEY
BLACKSMITH ..
Iliirse-slioeing and General Jobbing done
in a Workmanlike manner, and
Promptly.
Shop an Third St., near Main
lllllshoro, ... Oretron.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FA R.MH, ALSO OS U00D
CITT PROPERTIES 11
A!tV AMOUNT.
If Vou Need Money, Write to me.
If Your Mortgage la Due, and you want
to 'Sorrow Money, write to me.
If Year Property I Good, Write nio an
exact (learn utlon. stating location
kind of improvements, amount of in
surance you carry, and state the
amount nf money wanted 'and I will
at once write you aa to the ratea of
interest.
U)W KATES AND LONO TIME
ADDRESS
CHARLES
HEXRV,
o. iMI Stark St.,
PORTLAND, OR,
THE MAN
WHOSE CLOTHE8 FIT
Seonis to get along in the world
rftxier than the oilier fellow.
In the first place, lie is more at
ease at social functions.
Ami lie generally finds a situa
liou quicklv, when thrown out of
enitilovtnent.
He seems to get the bout paying
wis it ions.
The fact that lie buy. good clothe.
is iaitMilf a recommendation.
It shows that he la economii-al.
W. HOLMES, Tailor.
Mala
Street, . lllllsboro, Oreroa
Pulls made to order. Old garment
cleaned, dyed or repaired.
YOU'VE BEEN WK0NU
In thinking that, because yon
had to wear your gurment In tha sun ana
nt it faded that It bas no value. Whan
Crushed and aponged, it look, batter,
but when
It is aa Iresh and bright aa whan new, and
will laat longer than it did belor lading,
THE TALl'E IS RESTORED.
I am now prepared to ciean and color
. . . . Vena' Salt
. . . . OrercoaU
. . . . Ladles' Wraps tad Drnesor
. . . . Any Fabrlc.or Family Wear
At abort notice, and at reasonable prls.
Call on or address
MRS. THOS. TUCKER,
MAIN STREET, 21-25 HILLSBORO.
Mil Kill F I 'M MALE OX
FOHIX'I.OMI HK.
rY VIRTUE OF AS EXECUTION
13 decree and order of aale, leaned out of
1 1, Cirenit Court nf the Slat of Oregon
for Washington Coonty, In favor of W,
Itrownson, and against J. V. Lonney and
.tamuel I-oonev. for th aum of lil. costs
and for the further aum of t'X V. S. gold
coin, with interest thereon at tha rat of
10 per cent per annum, from the V5ih day
of November. l"!rt. and for tb coats and
sinenses of .ale and of said writ.
Now. therefore, by virtu and In puna
ance of aaid Judgment, decree and order of
ale, I will, on Monday, th U7ib day of
Jannary, !, at the socio aoor oi in
Court House, in iim.Doro, na.mngion
County. Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'eloc
a. at. of .aid day. sell at public auction to
th htgheat bidder for cash, th followm
riaamhed real Drooertv. to-wll:
AH of thoee pieces, parcels aod tracts of
land lying, Ming ana siiust wunin
Washington Coonty. Oregon, and twin
mora particularly known and designated
a lota It and P, of and In block No. 1, and
ail ot lota 1. Z l and 4. nf and In block No.
4, of and In Highland Park addition to th
Town ot Iliilsboro, yrasnington louniy,
lireeon. lo sstlsfv th hereinbefore named
sums, and for lb costs and (ip.DM.ol
aaid aale.
Said property will b aold (abject to re
demption as per (taint oi uregon.
Witness my hand this 24ih day of D
rember. H H. tf. FOKD,
So riff of Washington County, Oregon
Hy W. l. tiaarrnan, ueputy
Tno. IL Tosora.
jl-JJ Attorney for Plaintiff.
TAKEN IN DAYLIGHT!
THE SPACE on the Second Page, which
tca3 offered the past ttco weeks.
HE WILL BE CAUGHT
With Plenty of Business, and thereby
learn the use of Printers Ink in any
and all of his undertakings. Do you
tcant to talk to 1200 people about
business? These columns can do it
HILLSBORO PUBLISHING CO.
CHRISTMAS
SOLD AT A
r
J. II. SMITH,
l'rotr It-tor.
Hillsboro Livery , Feed ad Sale. Sta.le
,. OHDt'.HM t'OH . .
. .n.ss wsa . . a aa, -m K m -, m T M si r -a, f t i v i a
HACKS. BUUUIES
PHIinPTLV
A NEW LINE Or IIIUGIES lliUED.
Order left for HEARSE will receive prampt atteutlaa;
Remember
MAIN STREET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL.
F. J. WILLIAMS & J. W.
THE HILLSBORO
Are now making; a First-Class
STOCK AND COMMON BRICK
.. at their
WORKS, near
KESTER'S CIDER MILL
Makes Cider.
Makes Vinegar,
Makes Jelly.
Makes Ap-ple Butter,
Dries Fruit,
Dries Corn,
I am praparad lo handla all tha fmit that Is llkeljr to ba rtellrarad.
My dryrr baa a capacity ol 1 busliala of grean fruit per day.
My presses base a capacity of SIM busliala par day,
M y Tats has. a capacity of 1 10 gallona pr day.
My boiler will cook anil prepar for markat 100 (rallona of appl.
butler per dar.
I hara aareet cider In stork that la 11 month, old.
I have vineirar mat was made laat year.
l'alrona eanget boia. at the drier for packing green or dried fruit.
Cider will be put up either raw or boiled.
Work done either for a ahnre of fruit or cash, aa th. patron
may desire.
For drying, permit the caution to be given, that fruit must not be
too ripe, especially is tills true of peach pluma and prunes.
Over-ripe fruit ia not a. saleable aa wlien dried eooner.
Terma more reasonable than have before been olfered.
Factory: Corner Fourth and Jackson Streets, Hillaboro, Oregon.
8. E. KESTER, Prop.
directly and Indirectly, by people who cannot do their own Hvuring, write their own
letter, or kerf their own Ixsiks; and who do not know when hu-lneiw and Ifgal paper
Which they must handle every dy arc made out correctly. 4fAII tneee thlnga,aad
aaucb more, we teach thtirimuhly.
Hundreds of our gradnatea are In 'sl positions, and there will be openings for
hundreds more when times Improve. ,V.ie is the time to prepare for them, lleaidea, a
business education la worth all It ciists, fur ow n oicn tue. fend ff our catalogue, W
learn vhat and tutu we teach. Mailed free lo any address.
Portland Business College,
A. Armstrong, erln. Portland, OregOfl. 4. A. Weaco, Secralera,
IF YOU WANT TO HIRE A GOOD LIVERY TEAM
GO TO THE
Gily toy MAm
Where you will find the liest Teanin that can be had
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS.
Good Teams Good Buggie and Good Drivers.
Cor. Second and Washington ISttw
IS OVER
J
And what is left 0- BAMBOO GOODS.
BASKETS, and all the line of HOLIDAY
ARTICLES will be ...
REDUCTION
Also all HOUSEHOLD GOODS and
NOTIONS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES and
OTHER LINES will be reduced for a
short time. Call and get prices at the
(( ffillsboro Bazaar.
ill ii 1.M nuir. j
ATTEN WED TO.
the l'lace.
8EWELL Proprietors
STOCK BRICK CO.
NORTH SIDE ADDITION
AND FRUIT FACTORY
are lost
annually,
el
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