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Newspaper Page TextHllLSEORO INDEPENDENT. ,"i.t.V LOCAL AND GENERAL. ; Straw hat at coat at Bc-hulim-rlch'. A new aewlng nmrtiiiwfof fJO.OO cash at the HlUhboro- BiHMWity' ' Call at the llillboro llajuar if you want K1 i'imt wwn rlce 01a"jainM'iuim war, ihe cheap. est ever noltl In UilWiorQ at the 11a aaar. Call IIuaphTPya for Jaans on eood property, also farina to rent and a oiuxl Hewing niathlne td trade for a cow, wood, hay or grain at the llit.aar. ' The pW to pet ginghams and atimmcr dreaagoodal at Wchuliinr ieh & Son. ' -M J. I. Knlnht ia prepared . tn make loans of from t'0 to l,WHJ, Hn him and fret hi terui. f Why hake hread when yon can ex chaice your flnur or wheat Tor bread t the City Itakery. ' Call at I'atterson'a furniture etore for wall air and Uoor uiattinic at greatly reduced price. Schulmerlch & Son have Just re reived a new ' invoice of ' blankets from 75 cent a pair, up. - - " John D.ltowell, reported Blck last week U no Iwlter. He U confined to hi hed and attended by yUew- A larae assortment of wall wper and matting aU'aUero. Furniture Hlore ut a great reduction v.r ail former prii-e. Th.. will be W one meeting of the W. IV. O. In August and one In Hetitember, tha on wurtng the 3rd The Indkpsudkkt1" furnish the New Yerk Weekly Tribune V political clul- till after tha Novwiibw lection at the reduced rate of lct. . per copy. j llljll Schulmeik-h A Bon aell chilled aud ......I u.,rimr tKlh. peir aud ji ami cultivator BlxO Osborne machinery and extraa the same, l 5 H I'm for A brother of Judge Craiidull a anr prlaedhim a few evening W f appearing at hia home unann.d. H Vaa a plcaant - surprlae alnw the boya" had not met for aeveral yeara. Yesterday the eaWTers. closed Scholia bridge to travel. It W II rr- main closed, for " uniii r,.air now making shall havetcn completed. ..nanVr.iPctfl'onu nd- rtrwwed today at Mehama a wanlnn eountlea. Next week ho " almiliar reunion In Aahland, Jackson county. ., i. .. ' Hubacrlpttoria to the iJfDKPK.NDKST ' . V...ir WMk v Trlbunn will 'be received for tha next four month for 80 cent. The iriouoe ..i Introduction to an Annrclan public. The price l that of white pa.r. Get a nrstclaa Pralnanrance policy backed by a tirst-cla Company by calling on J. I. Knight, for the ann.e priee or lesa than you will pay for one it m wild cat company. RM',nh1,'r your late exierieiu with the ite ueHMcd Htate of Salem. The 'cheap rates ol 12 cabin ami rt ateerage, Including meat and .i. .ini in emet on the (). it. A N. 'CoU Hteamers, fnim l'orthind to Hriti Francisco. Ht.mmera i Hva lvn. For further partlculiira eo J. I. Knight, Hills- boro. . . . ' - - : . Thla season, though unusual, Is not without precedent. In lSii! we had rain of ten days In Augtfat that damaged all thtf wheat and oats In the Willamette valley, except the very early wht, that wna put away In tlw granary befte the rain eoiu menceil. About fifln years ag we had another wet August. I ho fore casts are for 'coil tinned showery weather. . . . rr T t The 8. 1. Comiwny has not taken off the Hying train letween Portland and 8su Kranclsco, nr have the standard rat. Ueu estidilUheil. In cluding lertha the tickets for Full inan atandard sleH'ra are 19 and for Illiii-toirWa--aVepera fit). A train atari every ttvn day leaving Portland at AO p. m. The iext train leaves portUMl-MondnyyAng., loth. We have Tecelv! thrtntlUtlon Oust wi) of JPPTMInnr Onde published by ifotiry N.Cpp, a law- ! i w.l.i.ton: D.- C. Who baa given many 'yean toiUi aUnly of mining law. It ia a "f than H iiagea. and alii I- found of .ffreHt intereat to mine owftprs and Momeetora, a it give mf'V" r L..L ...i....mi Lmd Ihwd and tlie of ficial iostrueUona . the reundet the ari.,ns Kiuu and territoriai mining llena. riehta of way Ac . nnnv roua forma for nseTrom the location to the patenting, lease and iwle of a miuc, and alaoa large collcc- i .t.ir..,.! ir court and land .H..i,..ui,liuincl rulings. Kvcry enterprising mining man will aecure .. Tiia Hhii Franclaco Company handles Mr..CrPP'a Puhl. ..i.. .n iho twciflc coast. The l. i. t... hv the prlncliwl i.nk.i.nrlh the DuWislier In u..u...tn. ii i The nrh-o Is 60 cents. " On Saturday morning hist after a dry aia-ll since June 10th almost two montns, rain . . . li.if an Inch of water wh thrown on the ground. Tne dnt i.f K.ndsis laid. aU forest fires are extlngui'heil and all harwt Wirkls M,rande,l. The rain of Saturday teems to have been general 1hr..ngh t theWlllHmette Valley, tUiiith the coast counties were alighted till few days later. In parts of W ash. Ington county hard -howers haye tlnce r.llen aiwl damage to cut grain that Is In thelteid Is suiting. Oats and wheat that are In the shear are grouting. Hi-ceially "th dies are on Ihe gr.aind. Theeath. cr forecast predicts fair weather gen erally, but to he vari.nl with l-al showers. We of HUlaboro are get tlort the showera. I. Why renort that thsmid-' nviit JV lmllaredusty which shorts that It In" not rairml so much there. The wnie report com. from thile. 1 mountain rampera l not liaing ,m,ther thmigt they nnd oi A-w iltiwlf tf m Bhejjuu blood la her eye. Home two or tluree montha ago one O. Metvlu Thoru, a youngUli man tir ing -In Multuonoah county com. pienced a suit for divorce, alleging tliat hU wife, Alice M. Thorn ha t 4aerted blm. He made aflldavit that he could not And Iter iu thla state, and that he hadaerched dill gently, and that hn henrd she was at Pepin, Wisconsin. On that ahowing Judge Mcliride, the suit was tiled In the Washington county circuit court, made an order allowing the summons to bo aerved by publication. Krvlce -was got in that way and at the July term of court a decree was entered on default of an answer. The proceed Jugs of court wero puhlUhod iu both the jMt.rriK.T and Oregonlan as a matter of news. It turns out that Mrs. Thorn was not In Wisconsin at all but iu Portland. A friend showed her the paragraph announcing the divorce. That was the tirst she had heard of the proceedings. Hlie Is angry, declare. that her husband knowingly committed s rjniy when he made the alllilnvit to get the order for publication of summons, for he hod mot her at meals every few days all spring and summer, and even lust week whoa he started to Seattle he called to see her and the children. Mrs. Thorn's attorney, Win, Ueed, was iu llillsboro last Monday balking the matter up that he may Hie a motion to oien up the Judgment. Mrs. Thorn sy she never had but oc o'larrcl with Mel vin and that was Im ihumo of oue of bis misdeeds that no wife ought to forgive. It is intimated that, the disir of the penitentiary stands fjur lor the pialntitt tn tills suit. Mrs. Flora Myers of Cornell ua had an exiiorienee last wtsk In the mountains that was as full of romance as .maker could desire. She with her aister are on the Upja'r Nehalem urn miles above Olenwrnal, cnmed nd surrounded by blackberry patch Ijsst Friday evening, returning to camn she bad to cross a narrow gulch on a foot log. Walking on Una bridge the hem or tier uresa caught ou a knot. Hhe lost her bnl ante and fell into the gulch below In the deceut she struck another log on her side and her head on the sec ond. then rolled off Into the bottom of the ravine and matted bruah. Her companion lifted her out In an insensible condition. A stretcher was hnDrovised aud the injured lady taken to camp where after an hour she came to her mind. She was seen next morning by Surireon Linklnter wIki round two fractured ribs though the serious hurt ts concussion of the hralu, but with quiet and good nurs inv which she has in her mountain in i). there is no reason why she should not make speedy recovery. Mr. Maeklnder of the Ht. Helena Star, with his friend F. L. Alexan o'er of ihe Carver National Bank, St. Helena, have returned from their camping trip to the mountains. The gentleman called on the iNDKPEJr nt'NT and entertained tho force with stories of mountain experience, The ifcntlemeu declare that Oregon hospitality cannot Imj surpassed. The weather, however, is a little attentive ihrmirh lxith ircntlemen are too gal- innt inmmtiluin in the uresence of Oregonians yet In confidence Mr. Alexander tell of Bro. Mackinder's disgust in the mountain camp after ho had walked a few rods through the tangled weeds and noticed the conditujn of hia russet shoes. Our visitors unite in waging that Californ ia Is safe for McKlnley Mr. Win. Williams, son of our townsman C. W. Williams, and well known hereuttouts came near being scared to death last week. This Is how It was. He with hfs sisters, Tamlly and others from Newberg were at Hand Lake on the Big Nes tucea enjoying a summer outing. Williams was hunting birds but round two lear cubs. One he shot but not dead. It cried and the dam which was out of sight but near at hand, made a rush. It was no time for shooting, only fatt climbing. This the laar slayer did, and was kept up a tree till rescued some hours afterward by his nephew.. 44 Bill" says he never before had a case half so ur geut. . The training detriment of the Monmouth State Normal 'School consists of n school of nine grades with 230 children enrolled under the umvrvlsinn of ft corn or Ave special- trained leacuers. j-.mn wuumi . the senior normal class teaches hair a . . a. I 1 U a...t.t.1, ..r day ror a hair year. The results are excellent both for children and for student teachers. Bryan-Laidlaw Co., cash store, ex lilt.it this week the McKlnley hat they are up to date in styles with the HneststiM-k of hats In Washington cnuntv. Their Immense stink of fall coods wid be In this month and iri-ea are lower than ever known. Uive them a call and get their prices. 10-1 The Climax Mills, of- Hillsboro, is offering the farmers frkk hags, I'KKK CI.KANIN.l. and FREK STOlt kiiK of wheat. This is no new de parture but Is made more prominent, I V. Berckmoes will give 15 per cent off for the next 15 days on all lowlerv. watches, clocks, spectacles, musH-.d goods, etc. All repairing will lie done promptly and warranted Twenty pounds of best granulated inrsr f.. one doll tr at Bryan lytid- law Co. Cash Store. Sco our $1.00 shoes. Now is the time for croquet sets when you can get them at cost at the Hillsboro uaxsar. Call at K. It. Miller's barber shop nn s.ond street. Hili.-boro, lor u clean shave. We have a new line of plow shoes nt nrl.-es to suit tne times. Schul- mlrich A win. All the drv iroisls on hand Villi at reduction at tha Hillsboro Baxaar. A train of 20 cars loaded with bridge piles went up the road yester day, . . Free Pills. Send your name lo II. Ii Lucklen A Co., Chlgo, ami get a free sample box of Ur. Kiug's New Life PHIL A trial will convince you ot their merits. These pills are wy In action and particularly- effective In the cure of constipation and sick headache. malaria aud liver troubles they have been proved in. valuable. They are guaranteed to I perfectly free froi ev ry deleterious substauccimd tout purely vegetable. Tiiey do not weaken by thrlr action, but by gitinir tone to and howels greattf lvlgrit tb Mrm HiVula iV- r t. MM If liilutwIlaMM? i'OCBT U01SE JEWS. COUNTY COC RT LAW. EC Brown v J II A II A Frtenian, Jungmeut for plslntlrf by def iult. Charles uorge mnop cxaiinnen on complaint charging Humanity. After exatiiinlng witneiea tho court adjudged that the complaint had been Hubsiuntiatta ana commit tea tho insane patient to the usyluui. VKOBATE tfRT. Jvdate Albert Wilcox. deceased, In ventory filed bhowing property, ral ami personal, valued ut '-'oof, ami f.i'J0 partneraliip property. iouu t'Mttie Utut R Corey, ili-ccnscu. rts Kri tiled aud upfsioved. instate Uavltt Jiunr.a', oeceuseu, report tiled. J;Uto John Lursman, deccasea, heirs cited to app-ir S'pt. Zxth and show cause If any there he why Ihe widow's dower should not be set on. folate Jacob Kioie, d.ceasel, llnal account filed and Monday tlct.ibe Oih Mt for pa-sing on Ihe same. Jvoate Samuel i; Kicney, uccaseu, final accout allowi-.! in part, halawe to await the determination of a con test now pending between this estc.te and the estate folher v Uardm-r, doceased. MARRIAUK LU KXSI-M. License to wol was iwtl July :llst to J V Barton aged at years ami Mapgie K Dunn, agd In, anil JUvul N iisymoiui, ge;l years, mid Minule Dh uidt. a 'ed ytrrs, Au- 5th t. W F Fargo sped !15 years and Jtfa K Scotlelft agisl 0 years, Aug. 0th to H Welch aged 4h year and Fidelia I Wright aged 50 years. I'KOM ALASKA. Mr. Rufus Waggeuer, of this pisce, who went to Alaska in May, writes as follows from Sunri- City to his lamlly In Hillsboro under date of JuneOtt.: We landed here last Monday after a long, tedious trip of 21 days ow ing to light winds and calm weather The Hccomodatioiis on hoard were good, tut mst of the passengers were sealck, although I was not. We saw many whale, porpoises, etc I caught pleuty of salmon and over 200 pounds of cod fish, one of the later weighing 23 pounds. The reports us to mining are very discouraging, but it is too soon to form an opinion of what is hero is the water is hih and Ihe frost not all out of the ground. It Is rertd that most of the good claims are taken up, but we will investigate for ourselves. Thloga are nearly-as cheap here a ut home. It is estimated there ar 1,"00 men on Six niilo creek where we are and nearly hs many more oil Kesur reclion creelc. 1 had not seen an Indian almv leaving Health) until yesterday, when some cumo around peddling mo so mctt. There is scarcely any night here to speak of and on.) can see to reail easily until after ten o'clock p. in. The country is very rugged, the mountains coming down to the waters' edge, while the creek lantoms aro narrow and covered with a scrubby growth of spruce, heiul.s-k and birch. The principal wild imi mals are itorciiidiies, moiwe and hear. We aro busy trying to nnd it tin n- are any claims likely lo p.iy any thing that have not b'-en loeate:l. In a few days we expect to goto Twenty-mile creek, which has not been proseetei mucn. mere n..s leen no rain to speak of since our arrival here. II QUO VIEW. The much longed for rain hua ar rived and the dust, and smoke have vanished. Mrs. Lillle Jolly spent a few days in Portland this week. Mrs. Orlman was a tnest at Mrs, Has a this week. Miss Pauline Jolly was with h. r mother and aunt, Mrs. Toore a few weeks recently. Mrs. Iz-ttie Baker and family, Miss Nettie Wood -did Miss Jessie lU ;gs ure at Nestucca. J. W. Graham is at home for a f. w days. L. L. Davidson and Heed (Irahun are entertaining a-t teetli and n. u ralgia. Irs. Fanny Spencer Is visiting hir cousins Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kpler. Mrs L. A. Younjr anil Mrs Twluk Graham were guests at their cousins Mrs. t-chucrer's Sanday and Msmduy. Grant Lincontyler and family and Mr. Judd Se-ly and family are still at the beach. Mr. Hanison Llncontyer is grubb ing and cleaning quite a uice jieice of land in the swamp. . Mr. Ilofberg's are building a nice new house. M. C. Young, wife and family and Mr. Holierl Graham were vIsiMug at the home of l In ir cousin Mr Jnl.n liuchauan in Cornelius tho latter part of tliis week and while there look In all the siirhis of Hillsboro and Forest Grove. A new daughter arrived ct tin home of William Xunny recently. A.v.va. HEEkLV CLIM ITE AMI flWP m;tis. IL. WESTKHM OHKitoX. Weather Osiler and les smoke, i thonuh more clouds, have prevailed duriuir the past week, with rain Fri day nirfht, Saturday and an iMvasiou at rain shower Kur.day. The rain was tlie.heaviest in Portland, where O.tMl of an Inch fell; st lloseliurg (1.1 1 of an inch fell, and from thence MMithwnrtl, decreasing to 0 0) r an inch in Jackson county. Tlie rain fall was unsuid and unexpected, nnd was not produc d by any gent-rsl storm movement, teuijiture avnraned 3 deg. cooler than tho wts-k pn -ceding, the lower temp'.un . uriug In the day time. The heat of day aver Hired 70 deg., as ngitlnst s:l deg. f the week Is fore, w hile Ihe tight t.m pertur, avernged M deg., the same ss the needing ww-k. The winds have been light in force, and from tho south to west In direction. Crop Hnrvlstlng of f.ill-.own wheat, of oats and barley is well along, and some threading has lcen done. I he raina nave done no in J-iry In the cut jtrain, and w ill lt tio Injury. unl- tlay shouUl lie kf.tg continued, which is not exfeded. The rains weie a tienet to hite-pluiit. ed potatnefs fn wursg to corn to gardens and to bops Such rain hM MWailetl Is Vetr umiotial at this season of the jrenr, tit It will fee tt much beniflt. ftotiss t.mtfpv&wm tfe i tn opifduM ttia tls fai wiit I such ran hardly be the fas. It is a fiXJlisii experiment t rf grain of any kind alter Muy 1. uud trjfully so after July I. Many correspond, euts report luflt wheio the grouud is proprl j. reps red and the gruiu propeny son th it good crojis two the result. uo 1 fnMniig In tM'goii will always r.st'upe g.shl crop-, nl this Is espcil dly true of that portion of Oregon vest of the Cascade. Corn for tuble use U In the inark-t, and iu tpiuilty t-itUr than umbL Melons In tho southern counties are ripe aud plentiful. Lale chcrrh i are atsiut ovtr. lirly I caches and nirly apples are ripv; ra Is rrisiu.d blacK- tiernes aie vtiv pifuiuiu, " is rries arc gone. Hops, waere ciliu- vated. have iuaiiu gtssj giowilij burrs have lorioid; lice have uj eiirtd Many hopyards an not.lmMiu ""y attention paid to them. Hit? iruu iirospecla have not changed, war den have becu greatly benitlted by the rains; garden produie is ery plentiful. Tlie conditions prevailing tod.iy are such as to nulii ato that the cool, cloudy and showery weather will be count much warmer before tlie ween ul'JK-K-H. KASTEKN YlllK.iOS. J' I Weather The temperature durini tho past week has r.msiiieit alamt stationary ascompured with the pre ceding week. The mertii teuiia iai ur in the I'oliuioia river vaiey averaifeu 74 deg.; ttie day temperaiure la-lrig 8 ; and in miit in ieg. rwuin oi inn IJIne mountains it averaged t7 d' i.'-. the day being SI and the liigbl K- deg. A lew sprinkles .T rain tell, not sutn'tient lo lay tho oust, excepi in Waf count, where .07 of an inch fell. The smoke has disappear ed and the air i- again clear. J lie amount :f clou N increased.- The winds ari! li'ht in force ai d variable in direction. Crops Harve.iiing U will under way In the Colnmtiia river valley. The spring-sown grain will not be re.idy to cut fi r several w.eka yet. Soui'li of lli Blue mountains the harvest is always two weeks later. In the Orautl Hondo vidlcy tho vai ey grain is reported to be in line condition and beyond the period where it can be injured by the weath er. The same, condition exists iu the wheat disiriet of Biker county. In the Interior counties end especial1)' in tho irrigated districts, the fctain crop is exwleni. Tho fruit is matur ing; melons aro ripo aud are being sloped from Wuw-o county, ihe pi aeh trees are nariii very wen. iu sctiuH along tlie Snake river the peach crop will be less than usual. Apple arn somewhat deficient in ipr.ntity, but pears will be a good average crop, lira pes are doing aell Com is repotted t.v tie doing bett. r Ih.m usual. The amount of coin grown in the entire slato of Oregon is very small, in a comparative sense. The csil nights are not conducive 'o the growth of corn, as corn is grown in the Mississippi und Ohio vu!lcs. The conditions as a whole continue good for crops of all kinds. THE KU'aEK 0 II I KI TS. Tin; editor olt!.e Kic!icr lus no reason to boast of Ins' inoilesly iu tho iield of journalism, but it makes him leet like ho had be, n s.'k t at to note tho aciio'is of the leu ler ioot Who runs tin) pier .in tho oilier side. IVing m-Wiy exalted to the questiointblt! position of editor, of ci.-urse, ho-les his ouls, mid when be walk.il up to the oper.i house the (Alier night nnd in a pompous man; ner aniiounci.'d hiinscif as ihe editor of tlie Spikctowu Uowlei anil Unit be d"siri;d Iheihsir kH'per to honor two tmtM,,f wl.bib lie whs already the-IMHsi-ssor, it made us Ui'l t-ick. The coiiips were good without him mak ing known his identity and the an nouncement fairly paralyzed Ihe ticket collector, who at once hail one of the gallery boys to collect n hispid of dead en Is for the verdant youth The Kicker feels thut a hypodermic injection of goo-,e shot iHoih-sl) would do tho editorial would-be i' world of good. Ar izona Kicker, Ti. Tadpole In &cluc. M tin' close of tho last century Oalvnni astonished tho world with tho experiments ho performed on fro"s. There is no doubt bnt what bis work, nsfarnsthodovclopniojitof implnccring wns concerned, almost retarded tho progress, at least for a verv short time, but ho bus uprnoa a Cold which to fut uro genera (ions may bo of as ninch, possibly of more, ltnHirtnnoethan all tho prnctieal ap plications of el.s tricity today. We refer to tho physiological effects of the clectrio currents. J?ow, as wo approach the end of another century, another experiment on tadpoles lias been made, which Iu our minds' ryo niny have tremen dous consequeiieo. Dr. Waller bus oliservcd that tadpoles face the posi tive polo w hen nn cb etrio current is sent throngh th" tronuh In which theylivo. This is ecrlidnly a ro niurknblo fact, nnd wo hope sinooro ly that this matter niny not bo taken up us a mutter of ridiriiloorof play, for there may be bidden in this simple expci'iuiciilal fact a vast deal of knowledno; not that wo want to prophecy, bnt on the fsce of it it docs not fccem Impos'iiblo that this simtilo fact should ho tho commence- ment of a knowledge of electro-physiology, which in O'l j-enrs from now might in js-rfection bo second to none of onr dosiriptive sciences. Max Osterbi rg in Elci trio Power. Klnss ai d .;uoens uro inr morti frequent customers of tho pawnshop than mist penplo would bn willinjr to believe. Thus, (inrerTlsalndla of Snin bns repeateJIy had her jewels iu pawn, while tho silver plate of the late ex-kiut; of Naples and of hid heroic queen, n sister of the empress of Austri.i, has been fur years nt a time nposim: in the vaults cf the CTcat L(-n.;o.i j.r.viil-rr.k. r Attcn-boroTi).-h. i-'v ri iho i'lincoof Wales bus Lro-n vjiat ft U to ba-n bin time Vi'jit t-y iiw unele, for whi ii tisitin t tin! biitflco'-l !slrtnlyi.fier the Fr. n:'o.( , r iu oi w.-v be f.mnd himself stranded .it j lm v.-jthont money crionh tn iiw l.ii In !el h:H or to continiM .' j '"' ti ', II had no tiiu" In hIi";-!'!!! tn- f ri 1 . Mil even If be b id li'i : of r.isi:lo-.i:':( hi:- ii with re,-?-' to :'v ties, be Wi.i ' .: i keep siT-rt :. i'. : h nd ch'iin t l".i e Xecwhdi v : .nh"i own ni;d I;at f t'e r; n ' ii. !.i:v" r ;,:it;!y, v.d-.ivh, ,:h Mi. !''..'di . at ail f-ists to :r.d.-.l l.f.i wafi h c.erry, ieneral n; tiler' to his pri 'a 's v.iiet. who Rcc.if.ij aiiu -i tbe. pr!v.ud t'l tliu l.sul Incut do piete. or pi'Vil- 1iot vrbere her.'.i-.'den.msh money ot.ihlo tiie prince to continue bis 4r.. .plomi.ilnl.i Tti.s. A war Jed rfMiert Honors World Fair, ;.u-j.".!,';.i;jiDUr F'r. " ,i . l . ' r ' s y 1 ft r-v Perfect M.iJe. ivi tU i'taadaij. MINING UNDER THE OCCAN. Mrs Whs Hat to Dlff ami Itetr Sla Fktb. m. Bnlow lh durlaM. There is a striking example of man's boldness i.i sonrohin for we.'i'fh and his skill In securing it nt iiui' Capo Corn wiul, Alas k.. B.it:illock Is a bold headland oomnostul of huso t)irtss-?s of horn MenJe, liuiskctl by walls of siato, R.;.'iintit which tho Atlantic surges nr eijn.st:intly dashing. Tho porsu vei iui; oll'wru of mail liavo ut this p tint heon moro puworful than til. wo of mil urn. "Kibbles" dosoond fatlioins bo iinath tho s. -;, anil itscend ii.ijain with topieijr tin ores, which uro wheeled awny to larger heaps where women, boys and fivls sepanito various qual iiii s with tho systematio industry of workers in a faolory. Everybody and everythingrocks, platforms uud pnths is smeared with tho prevailing rod liuo derived from a slight mixture of iron with copper or tin ores, und then tho vory muddy stream flowing from tho stump mill to the sea lias imparted to tho bonoh, tho breakers and tho foam tho sarno rubicund tingo. If ore is coining up plentifully and of good quality, ev erybody i.i pleased, and fur down to tho gloomy depths of tho mi no, which Cornish legends people with spirits, tho news that it new "bnnoh" of copper bus lieeu truck, or tho old Loin growing richer, lills the workers with professional joy. As t'ao vi ;iior creeps along the pi!ss:ics into wliich tho light of day bus ii ,-. l- entered bo bears compnr. it IV. 1. f.i'ii'i i'ili..:t loidy ;"!-i;i! ljiper ll0.ll ! lim until, becoming nceus to tho darkness, biirely illu- '1 l,y t!io uii'kor of lamps, he disiui 'uisiies the stalwart iti v.u; :;. Cuuiiug from tho wuil.l a nid t.io din of heavy . .:.rl i.i.iejiiiiry above nnd t!io m',i "e of t'.io MLii b low, the rat tlo of Wilsons on tramways, and tho crowds ol niejuind boys climbing up and ilurt ii ji.itiis which soom to bo tuo sleep for ii goat, tho modified si- lonco of tlw level strikes ono as un natural. In plaoes, however, tho guide may ask tiio visitor to listen to a curious sound. It is tho hooming of tho waves above and tho gratiii of tho stones ou tho se.i bottom, lhon ho is told, to givo him oournge, that in Homo of tho recesses of tha lirst level tho oro has been cut uway until a royf of not morn than six foot thiuk bus boon loft. First worked on tho faoo of tho cliffs only, tho mine do- BOond'id. lovol by lovol, until tho ex cavations extondod for more than six fathoms inland, whila the great est depth to which it has boon sunk ia about 2,000 foot. San Frauoisco Chroniclo. Clli-.l Hunk. A commercial traveler for a Lon don firm secured an order for 1,000 in tho west of England, and, as it was not duly acknowledged, wrote a lot ter to tiio firm calling iqieciul ntton tion to it and saying, "I thought you would consider such nn order quite a feather in my cap." In reply hu received this noro from his principal, "Wo liavo filed your order, nnd inclose for your cap tho one feather .yon reqiiiro." After about a fortnight came an other letter from tho firm: "Tho people who pave you tho 1,000 or der havo failed, uud wo loso tho goods. We have this day sent to you u bagfal of feathers for you to fly homo with, as wo do not want you out on tho road for us any moro." Strand Magazine. Yonth ia not tho nso of pleasure. Wo then exjut too much, ond wo nr, therefore, cxposeil to daily dis apjiointmenra and mortifications. When wo nro a little older nnd have brought down onr wishes to fmr ex perience, fiea we b.-eoiiie calm and begin to enjoy ourselves. ""--k-A lk-rnrs Ila !llatlxil M.r. Pomo of tho old follows wrote tragedies dull, cold, heavy produc tions, every lino of which had boon polished tiil what iittlo soul it orig inally p03.sos.Hc4 had beeon rubbed out of IL Bach incidents ns the dramas could boast wero drownou under floods of talk. If tho hero wished to stab bis wifo, ho stood still with uplifted da'er while he poured out u guu 1 C'J'J rhymed ales, andrinus, aud while ho rostod aftor this tremendous performauca the lady "got oil her chest," ns actors call it, a like amount of verso in the shano of aiiappa.il ubout ns jKissiun ato nu 1 hnrt stirrinir ns those hoard in tho law courts whou a barrister i( showing cuu.-wi why n mandiimus ihould bu Usuml. All tha Year Hound. 'llioubUjiiuiiouoi rc-nuctauio Brit ish persons for the nyuonyiu for "sauyuinary" is nlnn-st us etruor iliuary ns its popularity with the lower ohuses. In days gone by O'Connoll spoke of tho" 'base, blooJy ond brutal Whigs," nnd Tho Times, ill rejiortiug bim, retJereu it very ingeniously, with u view t exhibit his bad language, as the " base, b rtnd brntal Whins." ' Ticnntfr'a Xnllcr. VT'iri' k i 1 Rill I.s liKtitliV ivi:n ti: 1 1 .. J ir. ; I r.TV II'. i:m- i iieiK 1 : 'n I . C i! i '. v e i'. n r I til . 1 fi.nr'-l. In i'i- :tv .-I m. i ii'iiu'on, lh tuwne. t f er J'l'v . 1- Dip d Hi . 1 ..j i-v-.I-.. 11 1 . l-i 2 , i hi. T l:. . V tv 1 r d.iy fg. Price, erea fcViingPodjg seViiViUMMWelaak V v ."r THE DUDLEY F " I L L The iin.ti'inii;ni.!, Iinviuif Irar-ed for a ti-rui i.f vtvirs tl.o Mt-li-kituwii fl.nir Inill un North l'laiu kr.own (U the lhiiPev Mill, ban uv. 1 1. n:!tsl U and put it Iu Crut cl;e ui l. r ..ir M rvhaui mi l Custom tk. A i (:4 v will be inadf tf EtiiAS0i. D'lhli ItltkMIUUT A N II IHOIM'ISG AM) KVK. Flour constantly on hand or gmiiud to urdtr. F, O. IIStX, t'eutcrllle. Fiua2 Arrauui. ' Dili K IS liKKKhY IVEN. THAT v. iNitK.t lias li.tMl l;t-r iiiitil u.-iouit tit ti e il ll:rK(inn i'art U'"liel, mi titt- i' unt v i'oui t nl Hit? tilalt t Ci.ii. C j r W.ihlithi? on CN.untv, uiui tiwt !.iu.!n. Auictiu( 17,l!KI.at in o'c ok tt. in, fin Ik i' a Kl fur idv lienriu untl ilf t Tiiiiriatjou t( ilit baiitf. Ail "-isoim r li-t.y n 't ii t 1 la te in i f'nurl nt U'lii ri m Mti i Cctintv, ut sMd d.ttt. tu jtii i it iiuv ti-' tKiVf. u Ii y :ii I ic i'rii sUouM not nr-rov.il untl ut l.i tii. KM 1 V CAUi, K v. triirlx iJtt? t it ut mi 4 Hill titi tf J a y 11, v S71 AIJ)i:U STREET, x750. . C6. KlUfclt, Vfp. V or X IIS, V41 i JT A 11 31" Class and Strictly fyp Temperance Restau rant in the City. RIBB0XS AND CARB0X PAPER FOU TYPEWRITERS AT INDEPENDENT OFFICE Money Mucin lu A Mluuie. I have not made b ssthnn sixteen dolhirs any duy while nellint; t'enlri i"utrl lee C'reMiii Frisstfrs. Any one should make from five to eight dol lars a duy selling cream, and from H'Vi'ti to ten dolhirs selling Freezers, us it is a wonder; there is always a crowd wanting cream. You can irt.-ze ciemo eli-Ksutly in one minute sod that tis:oni.-hes m-oi1h so they nil wniit to tssie it and ninny of them imy fro--rs ms fhe cream is smooth and i-erl'e -tlv frozen. Kv.-ry freizer ii Karaii'eed lo freeze cream perfectly ill one minute. Anyone can tell lee cream and the freezer sells itself. ..My sister makes from ten to nf:eon d .liars a dy. J. I', lasey A t;o., Il l;) 61. l.'harles St., St. 1iuis, Mo., will mail vou full particulars tree, so ou can"i;o to work and make lots of money anywhere, ns with one freez- r vou can mako a liuiilrel cuiions of i leum a day, or if you wish they ill hire you on a smary. .MAKY A. A Cluince to Make Moncr. I havo berries, prapts and s'iiches, year old, fnh as when picked, i use the Citiiiornia looi process, oo not beat urseal the fruit, just put il up cold, k.-eps perl'eclly frenh, and costs alniot-t iiotliiuii; can put up a tiunhel in ten minutes. Lust week I -sild dir. ct ions lomvir 1-0 families; .nyoiii! will pay a dol!sr for direc- tiiais, when they sec the lieautilul niniiles of fruit. As there are many IKople pisir like tnysoH, i conwuler H my .Inly to uive my expel i. neo lo such, aud feel coclldcnt any one can tiiuke or.e -r two imnMren oonars round home in a few .lays. I will mail samples of fruit and complete directions, to any of your readers, for iirhlecu two-cent stamps, which i the only actual cotit of iho samples, postairc, e!c, to me. KltAM is t'ASKY, St. Louis, Mo. V hat A tToiaan ( an Do. I.ifit ve.k 1 cVaie 1, after paying all cxpeiuvs, $l."i.i.b''. the month ire vioim ai'itt mid I have nt the w.me ilme titleinled to oilier duties. I be lieve anv itiercelic ierso:i can do equal y as well as I have had very lillle exis-ricnce. iniin-ii asncr it lust lovely and every family wants one. which makes selling very easy I do no canvHsiinir. People hear iils.iit the liish Washer aud come or wild for one. It is ft range that a cowl, cheap Vih Washer has never u-fore Iss-ii nut on the marker. I lie .Mound Citv Hi-h a.dier Mils the hill. Willi it you can wah and dry the .lulu's for a family of ten in two ninnies without wetting your hands As sooii ns icoplo see tlie Washer work Iiuv want .me. You can make moro money mid make P ouiekcr than with any other Imuie. hold article on the market. I fceleon- vnced that anv lady or gentleman can make from f 10 to l I per day around home. You can get full particulars hv addrisMiig Tiik Jliirsn City W.stti:u Co., SU- Louis Mo. They help get you started, then you can j make money awful fast. A. L. ('. Tli Meul I'aaaccd. Jas. I Francis, alderman, Chicago, iys: "1 nv'ard i'r. King's New llis oV.Tyasan id. al paiiuce.t for cough, cildi'and lung complaints, having u-iod il in my family for the la-t five viwm lo the excliwion of iihysician'a prcrip!iorn or other pr'-psratioiis.' I lii.v. Jotiii iur''us, lltokuk, la., writer: "1 have tfii a inini-i.T oi tt,,-. Mclfiodi-t Kpiscopal church for fifty years or more, end Icivo never found anything so IsMicflcial or that stave me siirh ssn?.ly relief cs lr. King's New Din-overy." Try this idepl iT-tigh r'mily now- Trial J bottles free at lliil-boro rharmucy. ,f Final cttlcmnt. OTirB fS Htl'FHY G' VrN. THAT Ihe timleriigmsl li l.mi n ie t .linlv I otlH Ifie ri-oi uni'i", 'A n Ii n-'"i l'"i"i bi "' arcoiota et-nit r of he ia.t will an I lesiamcnt ol J ic ib K' m, leeaed, end tuat md , . D't h apnoin.e l the 5-.I. tiny of Oct olr. ls!. at 1 lo'. io-k In t ii ('iren- on o' .a d'dav asi.e tim l r tieir rwni jeci ona in ch hii-.l ar-oiint. an, f .r in .eit.e ment tllwreof. I -Vfcl. I'r AHL, f t. entor ol the lat wlil and te.tamcnl ol Javjb kefm, deoea!. il i i .1 agf)Mwawaaa -M Notice MmmniinmmmmmmimnimninK HAVE YOU USED BUTTER PARCHMENT? . All gilt-edged butter put on the mar ket by creanieties is wrapped la paper. The product of the private daily would reach its market in much bettei condU . ticu if wrapped ia Salter IWauiciil than it does when wrapped in cloth. Parchment Is not only better than cloth, but clieajier. . Cloth sells at 6 rents per yard, front which J7 sheets can be cut 7 Parch ment wrappers cost 3 cents. 500 Sheets, 8x11, 5G0 Sheets. 8x13, The standard fize for a-pouud rolls Is 8xii inches; 2-pound blocks are wrapped in the 8x13 size. One reason, why paper has not been generally used heretofore, farmers could not get it at the general store. It is now kept at the Independent of fice cut to auy size wanted. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL ..MONMOUTH. ORICON.. Ifj 1. .2?je . 1 ' i, I .JSMfciBF- Iteanre of Ointment for raiarraa that ('.mtaln Merrarjr. Ai nn-r.-iir will aiiroly ileiro the ene .1 siiii-Ii ini'l fuinpU'lflv ilemnre I he whole .ntuai hIii-ii piiteroiK il through the i'lii.iini a.iif.ireK. t'ut-h articlea ahould u-viT l.e u.d exctfp' on preacripilnn irom ii iln.i iiiyn-iiins, a "- I .u.- nl ilo i ti'n loiu in inr ewFii i-.m cm. ii.iliiy ilenve Innn them. Ilah' IJie.iiira .'lire, iiiiinumriurw . rni-ney .tl i., 'I'oiedo, Oloo. eolitoina no inviniry, nnt i taltHii tnturiittiiy, acuna lirvrilv illion the haioj slid mucolia aur :we ef Ilia yem. In buying llttll'a C.nnrrh I'ars ti sure you iel ihe (lanuine. It ia inki'ii i-iirmiilly, and nmilein luiedo. Dine, uv It'. J. ehenney t Co. Tealimon- ai'lrre. Kuld Uv drug'.dKla, price 5o per bo! tie, lt il ' Family 1'ilia are the lieat. Xollce of Final NettUmeMf. i NOTff'E IS If KltKUY OlVEN, THAT I, the uriueransiieil. eaecutria ol Ihe a.mlo ol j.iaeph L-ibbe, decea.eil, have liicl my litiul nccount asexutn of anid BMte lii.d Hint the Coil "ly O'Uiri of Willi, ilium foiintif. O.i-koii. ha tixed Monday. u p Kill ill. v ol Ausi.nl, 1HKI, at Ilia hoar .if 10 n'rhi.-k a. mi. na Hie time, and the r.imi lloil-f, at Hillnboro, Oregon, the tUci! for lieiirinu ol.je. tmiia to nid final uc oiini and tbe afttlomont of aid enale. MAKY LAUHE. Efrntri of the etla of Joaeph l.abba, lei-en-e-l. i- lliit.'.l July 10 Mil. Dr. CHAS. E. CEICER. ....WILL BE IN FOREST OKOVK al'rr A:iR ml .Id to practice hi profeoi, im! m .ii l.e found at lie residence ot Dr. Win. liptmt. Kneiinl nliention pad t UmIichI und Surmral IMaeaa-a o( Woman nnd tUnl.lr. n and ull Chronic Dia-anea. HIIF.KIFF'M HAI.il. 1 decree ar.d onlcr f ul", leaned oui r il lie irciiil Cimrt ol me mam in uri-pin, for Wii'liincton l oiinty. In favor ol Oeorye N Ur ver nud arfiiini't i'linr'ea nnd Lur nd.i it'irrn lor t le Mini f -1l nd lT ihe furlliir sum ol f. H. gold coin, Willi interest i hereon ihe rati; ol 0 per rent p" nnnui.. fr. tn lb'1 S!l day ol Julv. Ii.l, nnd f i- the cim anJ einj ol ,me nu of .iid rit. Now, tli"-eturr, bv virtue nnd In pursri an're ol naid Jndament, decree and order ol an', I will, on Mom Inr, Die 31st day ol Aiiumf, ls i, at ihenonth dnorol the Couri lloua , m ffi liboro, Wanhinglon Coumy, O i noil, at Hie hour of III o'alock A. M., ol iid iiuv. U'l at putiltc action to Ilia hieh e,l biiliior f..r cinli, the (ullo-in-Jecr.lied reil property. .vit: Lot No. 8 of parlnin 17 1 1 N K I W ol tin- W.lramelie meridian in lh" district I iiids euKji'Ct to aa'e at O.-e-jon .'iiy. (in g in, a I uuute In Wealilnit lon Cou'ntv, Oieiron, to aatialy Ihe herein-b-loie named u., and lor lliecoste and eitpii.c of atl i!e. rfnil properly will lie i)ld uh)ect to re len.n'ion n I a'tila of reon, Wi'iiess my IihdI tic '2si Ii day of July, W. 1. llllADFOKll, rli'riH ol W.ieiiiiiition Cou.ity, Oregon. G . It. Uiel-v, m A urney for riaintilr. 10-14. Tin Srw Hook ponn t'rr t All. I read In th t'hrlntlan Rfanditrd that .Mi A. M. Frilr., Htatinn A., St. lytnif, M'i., would (iv an eh tmt jil.inlcd lunik apram tn nnyom? -(ndinif her ten a-ccnt-Htamii. I m nt for mc and f.iuod it m useful Hint I lmwed it to my friend, and made 113 in two hour, taking order fur the Kmun. It cannot alip Into the diah or cixiklnc vch-I, la-inif held in tli I'lm hy a hook on Ihe back. The emon la aonietlilnK' that lmu!"el;cecr havo ncfil.tl ever nince non wen flrnt Inventendd. Any one ci.n pet a simple apnon by "end- Inif ten 2 cent utmia) to .Mlsa rm. Thi ia a eplendid way to make mon ey around home. Vety truly, JKNSEtTK !. Knrklen's Araifa Malvfw The l-t naive in tl WorM faj cut, hrui-, aor.-". nlcera, "art rheuin, fever aor.-., tetter, chapid hand, chilblain'., corns and all akin eruption, and ia-.itively-rtire! pile, or no iy required, it ia jruaranteesl tn (rive perf.-ct aatiafactlon or nioiify refund.!, frice 25 cent pf ! f. aala rtillraaA NeM. 21 3 55 cts 60 cts A training arhool for icchr. 8nior v,ir wholly prufenlonal. Tnty iMki nt I'.ychnlogy and Oanvral and Special Mmhotla; iwvnty Mka of teaching la Traiiiinn IVparlnianl. Training tahool of ulna arrdaa with 200 rlillilren. Hvcular Nnrraul Coura of t raa inn, Tha Normal Diploma ta recognla d l.y law aa 8 ala I .lie Ortitlcala lo taarb. I. -gill (pnaea. Hoard at Normal Dining IIjiI, 11.00 par waek. Kurnlahad rooma, villi li(flil and lira, 75o lo 1100 par week. It if.nl and loditlng In privlefainllle$2.W in l (SO par week. Tuition: Hub-Normal. ;" ier term of 10 weeka. Normal, SH.2A Iter term of 10 weeka. Uradea from repu inlile achoola accepteJ. Catalogue cheer lulir aani on applira Ion. A'ldreaa.... 1'. U CAMPBRLL. or W. A. Wank, Preaident. Her. of faculty. HILLSBORO HOUSE J. NORTHROP, a PreprleUr Waahtagtoa Htreeta (lorner Heored . and.. V WLV FCKNI8BED RENOVATED VF1RST CI.AS3 TABLE, AND ALL acroiuodauoua for tha eonvenlenoa of gneata. IIILLNBORO-rORTLAXO WILUAM TDPPER, Prep Having purchased Mr. Anderaon interest In thla lioa, I hereby aniMtince ihat I am prepared to execute all eotnmli iona entrusted to me. Regular trips to fort land are mad on dajm Weiaeawaya FrUayt ftelnrnlnn on the days following. Ppecial attention given to the amcntion ol small orders. Leave orders THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL 1 4r I fading Paper of Kentucky. All the news and correct market reports. REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS I Sample copiw free to any address. TIIE COMMERCIAL, Ualft'lltr, . Eeataekf Maw.ewwa.wBwwwwe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HILLSBORO. TranaacU a Oeneral Banking Business. J. W. HHOTE , . Faaiiiiiprl .Vaos-Psaarcwa Oasanaa BEN'. BCHOLFIKLD... D. II KURT MAN Hells sight KiBbaaga anJ Tslegraphia Transfer, and iaan ""J" available throwghoot the Lnitedtaea. Draws Bills of J J Liverpool, Uablln, Paris, ,tar''".F"l" oo-the-Maia, Htoekbolm, sad all prinslnw eilitst of Korope. Colteotions made na all sooeasibH pousi. Banking boors frosa t a. .. . EAGLE MARBLE COKXSI aworsomaa MOHUmENTS, HEADST03ES and all klads of Msrbl Work la ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE fmportst sad dsalat IS I tilcii ill Seotcl -ni!ti Kmsnti. evrtoa uaa ftaaa a UU talaeM HU rOBTU5l 01a) s,. 9 t 0 9